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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-20

NEW YORK, Sept. 2O.-Half-close
your eyes and you're all at sea.
A dozen white-sailed yachts are
skimming back and forth. in and out,
cutting across one another's bows in
a fashion that seems to promise dis
aster at any instant.
But there are no collisions and no
Upsets. The spread Of snowy canvas
fOnly IL happens 10 be silk is upheld
by human masts that dart about the
HippOdrOme stage in the steps of one
OF the most unique and fascinating
ballet novelties ever devised.
There are other wonderful things
in the new HippOdrone spectacle,
America" The Panama canal
scene is. perhaps, the greatest tri-
umph Of stagecrRft. A most realistic
representation OF a section OF the
great waterway extends across the
enormous stage, and through it
there passes maiestcally huge
steamship
a fire scene, too is particularly
well done. An east side tenement
burns. and there. are thrilling rescues
by flTemen who slide down ropes
from the fourth story with their un-
conscious burdens. leaps from the
room into nets held below, and other
startling performances.
More daring. however, than. any Of
the feats in the fire spectacle is the
performance OF four men who ride
down mountain road in an autOmo-
bile which strikes a bump at a sharp
turn, makes a half sOmersalt and
lands. bottom upward. in a lake. The
men leap clear OF the car Just as II
strikes the hummock, which over
turns IL, and land in the water on
either side OF the overturned ma
chine.
moments wrong timing Of the
1ump or n miscalculation of direction
would be bad business for any one of
the quartet who do the nightly
splash.
From an opening on the road Fan
ny Ward has come into town with
Madame President" and there are
indications that she will remain at
the Garrick theater for a longer
period than she has ever before lin
gered in this metropolis.
For several years William Collier
has been growing thicker and his
plays thinner. The limit SENS 70
have been reached IN Who's Who"
which Richard Harding Davis wrote
for Collier. There's mighty little 90
IL except the same old Collier Good
ness knows he's always worth while,
but the play Davis has given him
makes him work hard TO give his
auditors their moneys worth.
Popular priced opera has gotten off
with a rush at the Century. An
amazingly good performance OF
aida" in Snglish is being given this
week by the company which the
AbOrn brothers have recruited. There
no Of forfa 81
voices among the principals. and the
chorus work ballet, orchestration
and settings are more than satisfac-
tory.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-20

Saturday Mr.. Montgomery will re-
move his offices, now located on w.
Wayne st. to his new location on the
second floor of the high school build
ing. This will form central location
from which to operate and will great
~ facilitate the workings Of the school
system in general.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-20
x x X X I. X X X X x X x X
\ AT THE THEATERS X
X X X X :; X X X !; X X X X
"OFFTCER e66.

A young millionaire globe trotter
returning home to find his bachelor
quarters occupied by a burglar, who,
not satisfied with having appropriated
the millionaires name and getting
himself engaged to a pretty society
girl on the strength of II. is rapidly
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-20
AT SURPRISE THEATER TODA,

NJ SUhFRISB T'HEAIEK TODAY.
Waiting For Hubby (Thanhouser)
thoroughly amusing picture, in
which Riley Chamberlin impersenates
an old-Style actor of the Shakesperian
school. He marries a wealthy widow.
but later pines for a night out with
the boys. She sends him out to mail
letter and he comes back many
hours later after some very laughable
experiences. Mr.. Chamberlin has the
true comedy sense and succeeds in
giving us a truly funny Jag" Were
many others have failed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-20
SuPuRINTFNDENT MOVES.

suite OF rooms for the city school
superintendent has been provided,
and are now ready for occupancy in
the new high school building, and
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-06
Gag dalszy..

Starka obr6ci}a sic zwawo
ma stolku i zapyta}a, jakim
sposobem zapoznal sic JAS
2 Kuligiem. M}ody chlopiec
wzial zesch}e rece staruszki
W swe slime dionie i opowie-
dzia} jej Gale dzislejsze zajs~
Gle. Starka milcza}a d}ugo j
k;wa}a glowa, niby rozwaza'
lac mad czem6 g]eboko,. ma
reszcie rzek}a: - BiednY
chlopcze, zyczy}abym ci lep'
szego miejsca jak u togo boz
gatego pijaka, lecz ME MOI
ma odrzucac nadarzajacej sic
okoliczno6ci. Te dwana6cie
talarow rocznych zas}ug, u
ratuja mnie Cd szpitala, kt6'
rego sic lQkam bardziej niz
Smierci. Vice idz Bogiem,
lecz jezli ME bedziesz m6gt
wytrzymac wr6c do mnie.
Kogo Pan Bog stworzy, to
go ME umorzy.
Jas u6ciska} babke serdecz-
ME, a potem pobieg} wesolo
do lasu nazbierac wiork6w
ma. jutro.
Gdy babka zosta}a sama,
}zy pop}ynely pc jej zmarszcz.
ksmi okrytej twarzy, lec2
ME byly to }zy rado6ci, ze cd
tad pozbedzie sic ciazaru ~
wienia wnuka, lecz Icy gle
bokiej jakiej6 tajemnej bole6'
ci. Od,ad mia}a pozostac sa'
ma jedna W ubogiej chatce
q ons tax bardzo kochals
zwawego chfopczyne, kt6ry
byl jej jedyna pociecha " lei
osa motnieniu. Ma jej twarzy
malowaly sic rozmaite uczu'
cia, kt6re }atwo w%spomnie'
niu dawnej przesz}o6ci PREY
pisac by}o molina. Nakoniec
rzekla ocierajac lay. = TAX,
tax, pred czterdziestu laty
ME bylabym sic tego spo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-06
Najlepsze ma choroby
Sk6rn0.

Ws.ys,kio nieomal ohoroby z,,i-
kaie s.ybko i stale Cd Buoklen'a
Arnikewej masci, ) niema mic la-
ps.eRo M srarsenia lub p",lucze-
MIA. L.god.ii goi- John DeYe, :
Mich, pcwiads. pc cier-
pien,u prsez dvan.scie lat na ~
rsutY. sk6rne i wydan,u *4to ~
lekarxy, Baoklena mast arnikowa
vylec1yh .mpie. Ona wan pomo..
e. Tylko $50 Polscans przez NJ.
J. Kowalewsklego, aptekarza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-06
kS!AZkI DO Ma BOZENSTWA
90 NAnTiIA
" X e garn: "A ] "a rusa
329 = E.. 3-rd Str,
WtnOna, Mimi.

Bog Z Tobq, xs,steozka do nabc~
rozmiar 34xS4 Gala 10 l5c
0seata Bogu, zbi6r najlep.sego
nabo4enstws pie6ni koSc'.lDych,
rozmiaru 4124 cali. $50
Lh.,ata Bogu, oprawua v sk6rke re
z}oconym tytulikiem, ziocone
brzegl.. 6Oc
Cn,oasa Bogu, = ozdobr' bla}ej
opraw,e klamerk9 Aocone
brzegl.. -. $l.lO
Ch,oafa Bogu, opraw na " miekka
skorke re zloconym tytufikiem,
z}ocone brzegi.. Csc
Ch.oata Bogu, op1awna W miekta
sk6rke, re z}oconym tytulikiem !
xameczkiem, wewnatrz ia ok1adce
krzyzyk z pertoxej msc:cy 1.5o.
Dun;,,a Ksiatka do nabozenstws
Ola wszystkich katclih6v, oprs-
VIVA v sk6rke. z}ocone brzegi 7
z}cconym tytulikiem
9tos Serca-z duiym drukiem.
oprawna " sk6rke, Z okuciem j
zameczkiem, Z z}oconym tytuli-
klein. z}ocone .rzegi..
48os Sevcd -Zblor mod}6w i pietn
ola dusz poboznych e dutym
drukiem) opravne " sk6rke. :
z}oconym tvtulikiem. z}ocone
brzcgi...... .......... soc
Icrly na6o4e1stua-Z modlitwami
sw. Alfonea ma Geese Naj6wiet1
sz.j Fanny Maryi nleustajacej
pomocy. Ksi4teczka oprawna "
mocna sk6rke, : kolorowym o.
brazkiem M ok}adoc, Z zioconym
tytulikiem, ziocone brzeg.. soc
Perry nubo4ehstsoa - oprawna "
miekk2 sk6rke : ozdobsmi, z}cs
conym tytuliklem, s}ocone brze.
zoo
Per1s nabo&s1stsoa w ozdobno
miekk'ej sF6rkowej orrawie :
,}oconym tytulik,em, z}ocone
brzegi.. $l.95
&karb d4szy-w elegaAokiej sk6.~
rz2nej oprawie, Z z1oconym ty~
tulikiem, zlocone brzegi.... soc
Skar6 duszy-Zbi6r nsjlepszego M.
bo1enstwa i plesni ko6oielnych,
ksi4zeczka ola mlodzie4y, opraw~
na v angie,sk4 sk6rke. : z}oco-
uym tytulikiem, cserwone brze~
35c
Skar1 duszy-oprawna y mlekea
,k6rke : %z{oconym tytnlikiem,
z}ocone brzegi...... =. . 6Oc
Skarb dnszy-w miekkiej oprawie
Z z}oconym tytulikiem, z}ocone
brzegi... 60c
Star6 duszy-oprawna " angielska
tk6rke. z}oconym tytulikiem,
z}ocoIe brzegi.. SOC
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-06

.Skarb dusey-- oprawna v sk6rke,
z}oconym tytulikiem z okuciem
izameczk:em, z}ocone brzeg coo
Str64 Chrze6cienina Katolika
zbi6r modlitw i pie6ni s}utacy
ola dusz pobo4nych rozmiaru
5x33 cali " sk6rkowej oprawie
x z}oconym tytulikiem, stocons
brzegi.. $40
Strox-w sk6rkowej oprawie
okuciem i klamerk4, re z}oco"
nym tytulikiem, zloeone brze~
gi........ .............$'.Oo
Ani6t Strot-oprawny " moona
francuska sk6rks, g,etkie ok{ad.
Ii, ziocone brxegi, re zloconym
tytu!ikiem $1.36
Aniot Str64-Oprawny-y-. moona
francusk4 sk6rke, miekk,e okfad4
ri, z}ocone brzegi se z{oconym
tytulig iem. t1.5c
Z6iorek modzitu Ola czlonkow A.
stolstwa Serca Jezusowego, 9"
prawny " sk6rke angielsk4,
czerwone brzegi, Z z1oconym ty-
tullkiem 41.O0
Wianek ku czci Eajdwietsse;; Mary
Fanny Z r6tnych nabotehst~ u.
witty, oprawny v skdrke, slocos
ne brzegi, z zloconym tyt7llkiem
okuciem k1amerk3 .....31.25
Wyborek-oprawny ozdobnie "
miekka sk6rke z z}oconym tytu~
likiem z1ocone brzegi...... 75c
Wybork oprawny v mocn2 miekk4
skorke, : z}oconym tytulikiem
zlocone brzegi... $50
Wybor oprawny " sk6rke : oku-
clem i klamerks, z}ocone brze1
81 (gruby druk).. sl.bo
Wybor najosobl1wssyoh nsboiehstv
.pie6ni, ma duchowa pociechsi
pozytek ludzi poboinych Z rdta
nych kslag zeb1sny; oprawny v
sk6rke, Z koiorowym obrazkiem
ma ok!!adce, ziocone brzegi (gru-
b, druk).~
Wyborek-oprawny " skdrke, zlo.
cone brzegl, : obrszkiem M o.
k}a1ce i ~sloconym tytulikiem $50
Hyoo,e ok czyli krdtki spos6b nabo"
ienetwa codzienEego ala rzymo
sko. katolik6w, 3 dodatkiem pie~
6ni, oprawny v sk6rke re zloco-
nyn, tvtulikiem, czerwone brze:
81. >
Wybrek-oprswnyw sk6rke zfo-
cone brzegi, re z}ocunym tytue
Xix cru, Z okuclfr i zamecs.
ru.A-.L onra vnv u, mick Ia akxPa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-06
) DWaj wsp6lnicy ]
**%*+*+s++4*++*s*s czyli Observation-Disclosures
kazda zbrodnia wykryje sic z czasem.
.g #@t.&%# s 4 r****a**
s#s POWIESC LUDOWA.

! dzia}a, ze kiedy6 moi wnuk
bedzie pasl SWINE, Wtenczas
o%ptywa}am " bogactwa i ME.
mia}am AMI wyobrs&enia 0
ub6stwie i nedzy. Bieda i
wstyd wygnsty mnie z no.
dzinnej ziemi, i tn poszuka-
lam sobie scLronienie, by
ciezko ma kawalek chleba "a
~pracowac. Lecz coz po tenn
przypominac sobie dawne
easy, CO sic etalo nie da sic
zmienic. = Potem zadumala
sic gleboko, az nakoniec "a
sne}a tax mocno, 10 sic do
{ piero zbudzi{a, gdy Jas po-
wr6ci} okolo wieczora z spo.
ra wiqzka drzewa.
Pc wieczerzy, kt6ra sic
sk}ada}a z kubka cieniutkiej
kawy i kawa}ka suchego
chleba, babka rzekta do ia
eia:. - Jutro moi SYM, he.
dziesz juz jadt chleb ooga.
teeo gospodarza, i tylko "
niedziele bedziesz m6g} Cd
wiedzif twa stara babke. I"
pierwsze dobre ola mas oboj'
ga ale to drugie bardzo bo-
lesne.
l = TAX starko, = rzek]
ch@opiec. Chciafbym
przyj6c do was codziennie lecz
kto vie czy bede m6gl. Fol.
wark Kulika ley wpraw'
die ty}ko kilka stat cd wsi.
a gdy ma wiecz6r mole swi.
ME zaopatrze, toe gospodarz
ME wezmie mi pewnie q
z@e, ze pobiegne do was
-..r..a> T,....a' = s
postaram sic 0 wi6rki ma O.
gie6, kt6re prey paszeniu
swim " leslie tax }atwo bedzie
pozbierac.
= Poczciwy chlopcze, =
rzek{a, babka, caluiac 60 v
colo. ~ Bardzobym sic Gle
szy}s, gdyby TAX bye moglo:
lecz lekam sic, zeby oi to
ME %sprowadzifo jakich ME-
p~rzyjemno6ci Cd gospodarza.
TAX dlugo rozmawiali 20 so
ba, babka by}a bardzo smut
ma, i rzek}a z }zami " oczach
10 nigdyby sic tego "a MILO
du nieby}a spodziewa}a, &c
lei wnuk bedzie SWINE Pc
sal. - Co " tenn takiego
zlegof : rzek} JAS = moi
ojciec i matka tet sie zywili
: piracy rak swoich.
TAX, mole dziecko, =
rzekla babka, - tw6j olciee
ME misl tel lepiej NJ swiecie
cd cieble, ale tw6j dziad byl
bogaty.
- lie razy m6wicie {
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-06

uczynic to dzzi.siaj, : rzek}a
babka, lacz taxa smutna
hist,5r:5,ia; 81 tojs sic TIVE
mloda seree=nia niepoko'c.
s.s : przeciez iuz
kodcze 1 ,l czternasty, mo,
zecie inz movie 20 nina Q
wszystkiem, Wiecie tel, ze
sic z niczem ME wygadam
vice mi 6mialo wasza histo-
rya powiedzcie:
Babka westchnela g}eboko
i tax movie pocze}a. - Me
zawsze ia " tel wsi mieszka.
lam. = Gdysmy sic z twoim
dziadkiem .pobrali, byIi6-
MY bardzo zamozni. ME-
li6my piekne dobra, wiel
kie lasy, pola, }aki i ogrody
i nasze szcze6cie powiekszy-
10 sic jeszcze przez przyby'
Gle ma SWAT twego OLGA. Lecz
niestety to szczescie kr6tko
trwa}o. Twemu dziadkow'
ME podobalo sic W okolicy
|gdzie6my mieszkali i chcia]
koniecznie przenie6c sic do
|GaIicyi. - ia ME by}am wca.
le "a tenn, lecz widzac CORA
leo zyczenie mego meza,
przysta}am nakoniec, 4 gdy
sic trafi} kupiec, kt6ry do
bra nasze chcial kupic i ca
lie got6wka. zaplacit, nie 0
pierala1a sic i haDdel PREY
|szedf wkr6tce do skutku
Moi maj dostal got6wka wy
placone piecdzieeiat tysiecy
talar6H. i,
| Poiecha} zaraz do Galicyi
tam zakupil dobra o try "a
zy wieksze niz to, kt6re6my
sprzedali, powr6ci} ma kilk,
Idni do domu, zabraf 20 so
ba pieniadze ably prey gro
bieniu kontraktu z}ozYc "a
raz naznaczona sumo, a ia
ldzieckiem miaiam W kilk:
tygodni pojeohae "a MIN n,
miejsce naszego nowegt
mieszkania.
w kilka dni po jego cd
jezdzie przyni6si lietowy lis
cd %burmistrza Z S. MAS
teczka, pod kt6rem leza}y
|dobra zakupione przez meg
meza. w liscie tym wzywe'
no mnie abym niez w}6czni'
przyby}a do S., gda'
mego meza wielkie spotsa}t
nieszczeScie. NatYchmias
|odda}am dziecko pod opiek,
Iprzyjacj6lki i udalam sic Y
|droge, dreczona najokrop
nieiszYm niepokojem j roz'
maitemis domys}ami. Gdy na'
koniec przybylam do onegt
e..L Io:olono :oE
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-06
- Mia}am w}a6nie zamiar kamienice. Burmistrz w>sa-

kamienice. Burmistrz W. sa-
dill mui-, dal+j ME wie'u 90
sic 10 mua st 10, DO zn,y>}y
mnje opus: ~ i z~,st.1am
omdla}n W rVkach burniist
RIA. Gdy przysztam du. eie--
bic, ujrzalam sic v. por1ad-
nym pokoju ma l6zku otoczo-
ma rodzina zacnego urzedni.
ka. PAM burmitrzowa zapfa-
kama nacierafa me skronle
r6znemi lekami. Moje ME.
szcze6cie musialo bye w;elkie
kiedy zupelnie obey mi ludzie
plakali nademna:----Co sic
stale z moim mezem? - "a
pyta}am: = Onjuz ME lyle
= odpowiedziano; ia omd.
la}am powt6rnie. Gdy zn6w
przysz}am do siebie, zaprowa
dzono mnie do wielkiej sail
sadowej, gdzie wiele ch}op6w
Il urzqdnlk6w stale okolo o.
krag}ego stolu. Tam ujrza}am
zn6w mego meza Jezact go
ma katafalku, zamordowane
leo okropnie.
Temi wspomnjeniami gwal
townie wzruszona staruszka
|przesta}a movie, glosno pfa
|czac 6clsue}a p}aezacego tax,
re wnuka.
- Moze niepowinnabym
by}a zatruwac tWojei mlodej
duszy ia bolesna powie6cis.
T.. rzekla nakoniec babka,
uspokoiwszy sic niece. =
Lecz kiedy ci juz powiedzia
lam gi6wne zdarzenia mu.
see jeszcze dodaG niektore
szczeg6ly. Moze juz ME dlugo
pozyje, a kto vie cay ME ida.
rzy sic kiedy sposobnost,
Fgdzie CT sic one przydadza.
Co sic v6wczas we mnie
dzialo, to trudno byloby mi
wypowiedziec. P6zniej dowie
dzia}am sic dopiero, re pojazd
X zamordowanym mym me-
lem znaleziono " leslie.
Wszystkie pieni8dze co mial
przy sobie by}y mu co do
grosza skradzione. w jego
rece mocno scisnionej byl
kawalek szaraczkowego suk-
IA z duzym rogowym guzl-
klein, kt6ry zapewne~broniac
sic, wydari z odziezy morder'
cy. Lecz pomimo tego ME
mozna bylo odkrye sprawcy
tel zbrodni j wszelkie poszu-
kiwanie zos:alo bez skutku.
iChora i do szczetu i zuboza.
h powr6cilam do rodzinnego
1 "-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-06
DOBRE WEGLE
do kuchenneg0 p1eca

Pr6bowali6cie wy kiedy sporsa-
dzic 6niadanie ns predce PREY ogniu
kt6ry sic ME chce palid? Me byfo,
to udreczeniem? Sztura6 grzebac
v smolaoych weglaoh, tt6re pre-"
latuja, pala sic licho j nier6wno'
tw;orz9 sadie j kraty popioiem !
4utlem ME ~wystaroza to do dzl'
ko6pi?t n. -,
Micro vnauy Jest ten gatunek.
Skoro wejds,eoie : rama do kuchn',
strzasnieo,e nieoo ably przeleciaf
popi6} : nooy, otwor.yoie zastawke
q y minucie albo dw6oh bedzie
duty plomien. p,ekny ogien, goto-
Wy do przyrzqdzenia 6uladania'
albo, ,,o6 podoboego do gotowania,
~nakrywka hed.ie zarzsc a piec PIC"
knie ogrzewat. To jest, poniewaz
So dobre wegle, dobrse przysposo~
bione..
Skoro bedz,tci samawiac wegle.
4adaicie numer telefonu 297 l
m6woie ,,PEERLEsS COOK
STOVE NUT"
Teraz $5.25 "a tone
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-12
Social Notes

EEaBAH&& OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Mr.; and Mrs. George R. Nelson and
daughter, Miss Dagny, left yesterday at
noon for their umme home at Lake
Melissa.
Miss Teresa Fields, who has been
teaching in the Central high school in
ST. Paul, has returned home for her
umrne vacation.
Mrs. p. M. Grice and daughter, Miss
Kathleen, Of Eighth street south, will
leave Saturday to spend the ummer at
points in Michigan and New York.
The Fargo W. b. d. ii. viii meet to-
morrow afternoon at the boarding
home on Eighth street south. Mrs. r.
AZ. Pollock will talk on the Various
Forms of Amusement.
Mrs. HI. r. Tough and daughter, Miss
Alice, are expected home Sunday from
Lake Melissa, where they have spent
the pastiweek in opening their delight
ful summer home. "Luff Inn"
Grand Forks Times: Mr.. and Mrs.
III. w. Sirnms of North Sixth street are
entertaining as their guests during the
Sunday school convention, Rev. and
Mrs. A. B. Brown of Park River and "A.
L.. Bishop of Fargo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wick wood of First
e north, left at noon today for
three weeks, in the hope of improving
Mr.. Woods health, which has been
poorly for several weeks.
Word has been received from Boston,
Mass, of the graduation of Thomas j.
Tough. who has been attending the
Massachusetts, Institute Of Technology
during the past two years. Mr.. Tough
is expected nome in a short time.
Mrs. r. H. Wilder is anticipating a
few days VISIT with her mother, Mrs.
+. J.tPeck OF Grand Forks, upon her
return from Lisbon, where she is at
Peck and Mrs. Turney Of Grand Forks
were guests OF Mrs. Wilder en- route
to Lisbon!
Miss Nina Amerland and Miss Clara
Pollock will entertain on Saturday aft
ernoon in honor of Miss Aileen Kc-
Kinstry. The event will be very unique
in that it will be a reunion of old time
friends of Miss McKinstry's mother and
the elder daughters of the family. who
are friends of Miss Aileen.
Last evening the faculty of HI Fargo
Conservatory of Music enjoyed a very
jolly picnic UP the river. A launch
after a few miles ride a landing wal
made and a little later a s~unptuous
picnic supper over a campfire was
greatly enjoyed. There We're about
twelve in the party and all report a
lovely evening.
1T will be good news to the many
friends of Miss Anna Solem to learn
that she has left The Old Sanitarium at
Prairie du CHEN, Wis. where she has
been confined for the past few months
following a general breakdown and
later a serious operation. She is now
visiting her sister at Calmar, Ia, where
III will remain until she is entirely
convalescent and able to return to her
duties at the First National bank in
this city.
The 72d birthday anniversary of Col.
Il. c. Gearey was very happily cele-
brated yesterday by his children and
grandchildren with a rose shower.
Early in the morning they began call
ing with their messages of congratu-
lations and a fragrant rose and con
tinued coming until late in the even
ing. The children of Mrs. A. "A. Divine,
Colonel Gearey's daughter, who live on
the farm near Mapleton, ~telephoned
their messages and the roses were de-
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CLUB NOTES

Bismarck Tribune: Mrs. La Nance
of Joplin, Mo-, addressed a large num-
Der of ladies Monday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Patten. Fifth street, on
the activities of w. c. It u. circles
and the growth Of sentiment in favor
of suffrage. Mrs. La Nance outlined the
w. G. T. u. platform, and held her
audience closely throughout her adj
dress. Her remarks on suffrage met
with sympathetic approval, bringing
home, as she did, to the women pres
ent, the need of the direct vote in or
der to obtain redress for the wrongs of
suffering humanity. About thirty
guests listened to Mrs. La Nance, and
We're very deeply impressed, not only
with her sincerity, but with the logical
views which she took of the LIQUOR and
the suffrage questions. Especially
stirring were her remarks on the white
slave traffic, and the need of American
women and their vote in subduing it.
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RRANprNe.RusT WEDDING.
Harwood Young Lady Welded t
Young Man of That City.

tSHIS WAN W MAJ wy
A very pretty wedding occurred yes
terday afternoon at 8 o'clock at the
Norwegian Lutheran church at Har-
wood, when Miss Clara Marie Brand
ing, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J..
Branding, became the bride Of Herman
Rust, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius
Rust, Rev. Mr.. Ness of Moorhead off,
chatting. The bride was beautifully
gowned in white satin with lace and
pearl trimmings and carried brides
roses. She wore a veil arranged with
cap effect. The church was nicely dec
GRATED for the occasion and the at
PENDANTS were Adolph Branding, broth
er of the bride, and Miss Cora Burg
of Page, a cousin Of the bridegroom.
Miss Amanda Ecklund presided at the
organ. A reception was given at the
home of the bride and a sumptuous
wedding dinner was served to about
$50 guests. The presents were numer-
u and costly and the young people
have a host of friends, having resided
at HARDWOOD since childhood. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rust will be at home on the farm
of the bridegroom south of HARDWOOD.
1t is o strange that the street rail-
way owner who was hit by a street
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The news Of the engagement and
approaching marriage Of Miss Lillian
Locke, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Locke, to William Dieter of Devils
Lake, was made known when a sur
prise parcel shower was given for the
bride4to-be at the Locke apartments in
the Locke block In that city. The we'd
ding viii be a June event.
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Nothing lis more -disagreeable than
eczema, or other skin diseases. 1t is
also dangerous unless speedily check
ed. Meritol Eczema Remedy will aft
ford instant relief and permanent re-
suits. We have never seen a remedy
that compares with it. Central Drug
store. 66 Broadway, Fargo.-Advt.
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This is decidedly the favorite model for
coats at present The only seam is under
the arm and on the under side Of the
sleeve. The neck is trimmed with .
handsome pointed collar and sharp re-
yers which can be buttoned over. The
cut of the sleeve is unique at the lower
edge, where two styles may be used.
The belt should match the revers, at least
In color, ven IL Of kid or silk.
The coat pattern, No. 6,224, ID cut la
sizes 30 TO AZ inches bust measure. Medi-
UNI size requires rvs yards of 80 inch
material, or, with d seam, 2HA yards OF
30 inch goods, III yard Of ~ inch con-
~trasting goods.
This pattern can be obtained BY sending
10 cents to the office, Of this paper.
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strayed Mcflce.

Come no my farm, eye miles west
DE agricultural college, Fargo. one
black and white SOW. Owner san have
same by calling for " and paying for
August Swanson, +. & ID No. i,
Fargo
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STATE WEDDINGS

The announcement OF the engage
ment of Miss Eleanor Norton, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Norton. of
Bartlett. and Daniel Vincent Brennan,
was made at a dinner given by Mrs.
NJ. H. Brennan and her daughter, Mrs.
Charles Horace Clapp of Ottawa, On
tario, at the beautiful Brennan resi-
dence in Devils Lake. The elegantly
appointed dinner vas served at 7
o'clock in the large dining-room where
roses and carnations were used as dec
~orations. Miss Norton has enjoyed the
greatest popularity at the state univer-
sity, of which she is a.. graduate, and
she will be a warmly welcomed bride
to- Devils Lake The guests at the din
ner included Miss. Mary Norton. a sis
ter of Miss Eleanor, Miss Laura Gretz-
niger, an old school friend and sor-
GRITTY sister Of the bride-to-be, Miss
Pauline Serumgard, Miss Sallie Kruger,
Miss Nettie Haley, Miss Helen Haig,
Miss Anna Sprung, Miss Baker and
Miss Hazel Toombs. An evening of
dancing followed, a company of young
men responding to invitations for the
dancing including Napoleon Lambert,
Barney McInness, Don Prosser, CLAIR
ence Conant, Howard Connolly, H. i.
Reynolds and III. S.. Davies.
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