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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-19
grep til eli Ten.
st llneoOmsliu.
ri Operretsiogigrer q. Staul
/ .Wooersmnolet

Sore Sem = Sea fen0er neie
en- Dngre Mano. bpIs lln8oomaliu
= oesn9rre - er tDpiit Tor mang-
foloige WenneifeIin / bette 9un0
Sans 6orglOre par bGOerIige og
itrpbiomme 6olt. men ganife blot
te6e for olporlig og ieluitPnoig
CpiatteIie at ariitenoommen. % /
9irfe!iqhe0en bunouoioenop ON,
6nao pirfelig, leoenoe ariitenoom
betpoer, % ON ole friiteliae 6or-
6oIO, fraiet nogle T%ssreone 9roffer
al Sfriftiteoer og Salmer ira Sto-
fetioen.
Get folot Dem aIorig ino at tRn-
fe til 9un0s / 3nnfen ON 4niOaret
oeo at igtte ct Barn inc | eoig
IilD9relie. Te betragteoe oeres
8orpligteIie oner for Barnet ioml
opf1lot, nanr De gap bet 6eoe og
alqoer % SpI9ring iii ct 2iDs'
erhpern. De tpnfte olorig pnn, at
De bopoe ct anipor for 8arnets uos'
beige SiRl, enonu minore paa,
at @uo banoe lngt en- Ylan for
bette Barns 2io = iaapel Iom for
oeres -, og at De banoe en- abiolut
5orpligteIie til at biRlpe Barnet
meo 8ealiiationen af oenne @uos
Blon.
3eres for9IOreIige ansioorsfe,
lelie gif oltiaa life fort nioere emo
Dprenes, Der oeiao berger afifom'
met meo Seltemoo, inotil bette ielr
fan flare en- neoterftig Stamp for
IiIp9relien, og fna laoer Del
isree for fig ielb.
Sans 8or9lore tpnfte altinn fur
poa De fsrite 100000 Gage al
Ssnnens TiIp9reIie. 6nao Der fon
0erefter = belle @oigbeoen = t9nf
tie Sc life paa. Mooeren lprte bar
Tom qanffe lille at beoe ct 5ooer'
Dor, foroi oct MI en- Sang er iaa
ban eff, - og loo iaa elIers Sfo
len ON at lore BAN ariitenoom.
alorig toIte oisie 6orplore e
friiteIigt Orb til oeres Ssn. alorii
Isgte De at p9ffe be religiefe Sn
itinfter, fom allie Menneffer, iell
be piIoe, er feote meb, til oibe. De-
bar ingen gibeI | Suiet, @itoi
Napn bIep nRiten nTorig nrpnt =
unotogen i1oar Gornlorenc banoeoe
oa ga GorrIorene Inn iiGloent git
airfe uoen pao De fore 66itioer
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-19
FRA SCANDINAVIAN
direkte til New York

med Scandinavian American LINENS
store, hnrtiggaaende Dampere. Storar-
tede Bekyemmeligheder for Passagerer
paa allie 3 KAISER. Hele 3 Klasse be-
starr ~udelukkende af private Rum for
2, 4 og 9 Personer, SAINT nogle faa Rum
med 8 Ksjer for Store Familier. Scan
dinavian-American LINENS Dampere har
intet Mellemdek med store Afdelinger.
Matroner og Oppassersker er ansat paa
3. Klasse for at we're de ~kyindelige
Passagerer behjalpelige. Keb Billeter
med Observation-Disclosures LIME hos
nermest boende Agent, saa Passagerer-
ne kan rejse fra Scandinavian til New
York uden nogen som helst Omskift-
ming paa Vejen
ON Nermere Oplysning henvender
man sig til Scandinavian-American
LINENS narmestboende Agent eller I'll
A. E. & CO.
Gent West. Pass. Agents.
i5s W. Kinzie ST, CHICAGO, ILL.
800 First Ave. s, Minneapolis, MINI
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-19
mob MISUNDERSTANDING

&a11pen nfDo ung0DntsTprehlH'
eerue. Otter at Yolitiet ! Ssbet az
ben jioite llge, i~fripes Der ben IS.
5ebr., bap0e erflRret llngoonlsfor-
Hingerne | SiortfRr, @enner og
eorn9s for politiife, TOM Surei
I Qeroogs til llneoomsforeningen /
Rerre SoItrup, Der bapoe i~nondrslei
d Joreorogsmsoe til ben nppnte
Dog.
oiot for Meoet ifiiloe begDnoe,
taaote til. n5Iensborg aDis"amts'
ibr5tonoer Sinricbien ira otter 9ert
a @enoarmen ira Nsoefro mo. DC
3er bar f~oreiI1aet en- Song, traaots
BEN til Beitprelien og o~perroftt
n of oens Weolemmer en- Sfripel
| hpiIfen Gorenin9en erflRreoes
~ politiIf. Gerefter ipiirgte aurts
br(tou6eren, ON De ti~lite0eDGreno'
~ MeoIemmer al 5oreningen, OF
inaels bar unoer IS aar. De
NE {ig, at ale Deltagerne bopo'
~ aIocr, Der er nsopenois for
= Be noen Gfaoe fan bsre ct op
1vgtnbe Gorebrag. Gerefter bilite D
Observation-Disclosures og forlo'
GaIen, o. Msoet fuloe oereite
lDrf{oifes uforftprret-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-19
Ten Mp agS.

Zen np a8G er nu f9roie. Den
pao -56 Sioer / 5ormat noget
itsrre emo ben gnmle. Bris 20 Cts.
geo 8eitillins Of agG'er berefter
beoes man uotrpfteIis opgioe, ON
man sniter ben M, euers ierber Di
iremoeles ben ganrle inotl pioere.
Dan. 2ntb. BubL. 5oue.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-19

gaien bar en- lisnenoe oinOenoe
WPa0t.
% oisie to bpnger ianlmen %
bgrer iammen, BET er Sanobeo %
aGrIiabeo / Ipffelig Screening, Der
aabner 9ierterne % iaaleoe5 bauer
Rel Tor oen rette S~nOilpoelie.
gor SnoilnoeIie paa anore beror
nltiaa paa. al pi oS~anobeoen tro /
9Grliabeo" er / gepGaelie / oen
rietiae Hetning benimoo ban. iom
er 9ooeoet, ariihis.
Den oette oil meO allore Oro #.
&c. At al Dor SloiIuOeIie ogbeit iet
beror paa. hpa0 oi ielp CT. Gerior
fan man iIuoe et % nnoet 0ienne
ife, fem munife fife iiQer nleget eaer
life iiaer noget mprfeliat. men iom
ooe bar en- iiploen 900 % itGrf
Snoflo0eIie paa line GmaiDcIier,
ioroi ban / beoite 6oritano er no.
get.
Meo ANDRE Gr0: Den oirefte Sno.
iIpoelie. Tom ni tilitrGber peo Den
enfelte 9eiIiebeo 9ennem 0ro eler
Son0ling. maa o9re baaiet al oen
inOirefte. upilfnarlige S~noiluoelie.
Tom lager / belle port 9uien % Dor
SGro; og oeune iioite er Den eaeut.
Zig beongenOe Strait.
Ien bette FAR pi iaa i~sraelig let
UeO At gIenme. % naar oi Der
ior iuffer ODER. at ri life fan iaa
Snoflnoelie pna ct ener onoet Den.
neife / pore GnlaineIier. iaa er Der
oiit @run0 til. at ri goar / os ielp
% i%perger: 6norIeoes bar Gu oct
icIp meo oenne ifenHe Screening al
SanSfaeo o. aGrIiebeo. Tom nlene
fan Iuffe 6ierterae % % bane gei
Tor ben qoOe SaofluoeIie2
M1en noar ni bar begnnot at ino.
ie bette. at ri bar finn 5nofIpoeIie
poa Wcnnciter / 3orboI0 til. bpao
Ri ieIp er. GA oiI BET ogiaa 9aa OBJ
Tor o., at oen egentIi9e aiIoe til
Den itarfe % aooe SnoilpoeIie er
9ennen Sor6snnen.
@enuem Torbeuncu bereoes Der
Rel paa bclae zi6cr. babe hos
Dem. Der beoer. o1 hos Dem. for
hoem Der beoes. @cnnem 5orben.
uen 5Iioer ri ielD ioroanoIeoe. ioa
nj be0re foritoor BET Wenneife. Ri
snIfer at p%oooirfe: eennem Tor.
b6nnen nirfer Buo paa ben nnoen.
iaa at ban foor Ipttere oeo at Iuf.
fe fit sierte OBJ; og gennem Tor.
bennen lr1aer Serren Dc CODE Gel.
Giahe0er iii Rette og biqlper os Ill
at bruce Dem o. febe Den belcilia.
ite 9io.
Noar oct ga tiot itanr iao boar.
Iigt til meo Dor SnoiIpoelie pan an.
ore. fommer oct ian life al. at oi
otter o. otter = troos ofe Ieoer.
lag = ftoIer pnn Dor egen fornuft
oq Graft on @isoom, | Steoet for
al tdne Dor 9iIiIuqt til Serrens
Waat. fon ban bar ftiaet iii Dor
Rnaoiahe6 aennen 9ennen2
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-19
Dor 5n%oflubelle
paa Wennelfcr.
(af u Sdacf i raar4. 5tiitst.~)

II 4. @u3Akl uAuIAs 2ltI4aAs :
) oen foiiife geroen 9oar oct 10
iaale0es. at enbper 9eou9elie eler
araituirfuin8 iortiGtter iig / bet
uenoeIige; % oct famine er %iiffert
GilipIoet / ben aanoeIige 9eroen.
Ser er oerfor ingeu 1uioI on. at
ale bore Gro % 9anolinger %
@psDtringcr / oct belle Der SnofIp.
belle paa Monneifer, enten / Den
enc eler / Den aHoen 9ietning. %
n oenne SuoflooeIie iorplniter ii9
til fonrmenoe SIegter.
3or ct alporligt Menneife gGloer
oct oa ON. at oenne Sn6iIpoeIie fan
uirte / oct gooe5 Gieneite. og life /
oct ouoes.
Saoilpoelie er life BET ianme Tom
Maat. OH eno Greene moertioen
ioruetsles % unocrtioen ogiaa bru.
aes enstpoia.
9reiierne bar en- betn6elia 0iaat
ooer De oa%nifiinOeOe Senoeripoer.
men nGppe meaen Saoilpoelie paa
Dem.
On 9aoer fan baoe Magt oper
9srnelle. iaa De luitrer bans mino.
tie giuf. men iamtioig moaite IN.
gen Sn0ilpoeIie. bDilfet piier zig l.
al naar De er oofset Cd og tOmmer
uoen Tor hans @agtonraaoe, iloar
De mo poa 9eie. Tom er hans gaaite
mooiatte.
Gm emo berior aIoorli8e Soral.
ore mac babe @agt oper9 ernene %
tom ifafie iig 9poigbeo, iaa er bet
ooa onbere o8 pGientIigere, at De
fan bape SnoflooeIie poo Dem.
3 ct Menigbeosiamiuno er bet
6etqnfeIigt nnar enteIte aerne bill
bare Magt, mebens oct q rimeliat
o. noturIiat. at enboer bar Sno.
flpselie.
Get er meo ANDRE Orb ct oIpor.
Iiqt SpergsinaaI for enbDer Sri.
item. bOoroon Ri piuoer ben rette
Snoilpoelie pno @enneifer.
Oroet SnofIooeIie er / fig ielo
molenoe. Get fommer Of at fIp.
De. og BET minoer os oerneo ON, at
meo .SnofInoeIie" goor bet Tom
meo 9onoet, Der trpnger mo ale
@egne. bpor Der bare er en- Gob.
ming.
Weo andre Orb: S~noflpoelie pon
Wenneifer er umuIia, iaa l9nge
Sierterne life bill oobne zig for os.
Del er oesp9rre noeet. man glenn.
mer. og oeraf fommer megen eGr.
qrelie og meeet araftipilo.
Mnn bar iaalebes meo megen
Strait oe aIarbeo iegt at operbeui'
fe ct Menneife ON oct rette 5orbolo
I en- eIler anoen Sog; BET er oft.
ioinmen fuIofommen rigtigt og for
trpffeIigt fremiat; men oct gsr
bare intet Snotrpt pao pcofommen.
be, og bet err for en- npientlig Gel
Iolerens SfpIo, ibet ban glemmer.
at Sierterne oabnes life peo Gor-
~nuftqrnuoe.
Sbao er oct oo, oct g9Ioer ON,
noor ct Wenneffes Sierte ifaI aabnt
fig for os2 ga, oct spfoer 10 gan
ffe fintpelt ON, at hi fon pinoe bans
Sinio. Wen er Der nh life noaet
Tom mon funoe foIbe oTmenneife.
Iiat tiniop9ffenoe, noeet, iom an,
Tnar befIrgte6e Strenee | etbper'
Wenneffes Sierte2
go, bet er Der, oe bet fan nGnnes
meo to ORD. Get enc err Sanbhco
set ngte, at Snnbbe6en gennem
trQngfc Brien bor en- nmiboeTbal
tinihbpffenbe Maat. 0e bet onoe
: er aprIiqhe6. BET aate, ufeIbiffI
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-19
Cand ! minnesota for SaIa.

II stort AntaI Farme og fIere Tnsln-
de Acres ndyrket Land billigt for Salg
Diet stsrste skandinaviske Settlement
! America. beligqende mellem II Paul
og Duluth Skriy efter min Liste oyer
dis e Landeiendomme med Priser Man
ge Godtksb al yalge imellem. Lind
strem ligger kun 80 Nil fra st. Paul
b. a. AKERsON, Lindstrom, MINI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-19

zen ooerr1tte Stribelle, Der CT
unoertegnet al amtsforitonoer SIN.
ricblen, bar n9iteu famine 0rolpo
iom Den. Der forIeoen fra en- anoen
4mtsforitanoer tiIienotes 5orman.
oen Tor 0iortfer ~llngoomsforening
Gette er ct mt 9eDis for, at Gin.
9rebet leoes ira ct bsiere Steo.
Als. 9anr en- dro inoDies. obj
Smoag Den t6 8ebr. bar Der itor
SnOpieliesfeit / Den npopfprte DTS
bsl aro. 0giaa en- Gel in~opanoreOe
2itpreusiere % Bolaffer par meot.
SEQ for megen 9poelie al De nuaoe
8arer bleo Be belt b%alitprige fnu.
lie @inouesruoer. ilo9StoIe / Splin-
ter % loo 6Iaifer og @las rpge
omfring paa @uIpet. Gen pagtba-
uen0e @enoarm itoo magtesIe5 oper
Tor Dem. @n aorI hos S. aoImos /
9robaIIe bar oeo Soften miitet fit
LII. Selo aroiolfene banoe life
0}oo til at 6Iioe. men maatte fIpg-
te for oisie DiIoe Menneifer. 4oa-
folgenoe @anoaq bIeo en- eitpreus-
iiif 4orl. iom tiente Dos 5r. Qeter-
len I 8ontoit, orreiteret iom en- al
0ooeompnoene. San fol ogiaa ba-
be opret opirtiie moo @enoarmen.
Sallmm. @nlo6rDllnp. 5irsoog
oen %. 6ebr. tunoe i'll. 81. Au. q
forbenoprpnoe @aaroeier Sens Bin.
tier og Suitru, Sugeborg I. 2ouien,
feire 0eres @uIobr1llup. 9egge
9Ggteiuaer er b%arnefsot / 9reoe
Sogu, Sens @intber / Gbterp 1887.
% bans 9uitru / Senoer 9oIIum
1914. : Naret fer arigen 1864 fob
te Oe @aaro og iatte 80 Der / 9D-
Ell, 6oor De foritoo at ifnbe ct bpg-
geIigt og 9pitfrit Stem. 9ggtepar.
ret bar hoft lem Bern, boornf De
10 er oeoe iom imna. On Sen. Ser
par @aaromono / gunOti. galIum,
opOe for nogIe 4ar iiOeu On 8otter
iio0er Gnfe poa en- Of pobogaar.
6ene. Gen GlOite Sen bar obertaget
5p0rene9aaroen. % oo ban aifte-
oe fig. febte DC gamIe Ell Gus | RGr.
heoen, bbor De M Dor.
Sens 8intber bar / monge 4ar
Dpret tltngber. men er alters raft
% rorig. Sngeborg gintber paa-
orog iig Tor en- Del 2tor ii0en oeo
ct 6alo paa @Iatis ell SoiteifaOe.
iaa bun finn fan goa Deo 9iplp al
en- Stof.
geo oeres Retiino. oeres BRAN.
ri 1pro. PEG oeres SiGIpiombeO oa
3eltageIie / Oeres Meumenneifers
Sc og Gel bar De besge uunoet en-
trofait 9ennefreos. Soften feireoes
ion 6omiIieieit hos Smnen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-19
9iIiamulen $99o35
) II M sganeli II.
3iIiamnlen $1926s.


Scr fuitteret lie Sol. Qr. II Observation-Disclosures. $3O77 2
Gt Corn. Soma, gino5 Wiaoen .......e........ 20
Satcbinion, Mimi, Y. 9anien $500, Gous Sanen
$t.00. 2anmarf, aor. Ibompien bDer 50e........ 40
Geo elouo, ae6r, z. sinoqpit ................ so
Gf 0orr. Soma, Sans 4eoerien, 6bonas Gbrtienen,
:. u Gbriitenien, Sans u 9Iaot, giels a. Natbaien
IN. $500. e. ". 9eoerien, @eer q. geterien. ~. 5.
9t1oieu. s. 81. Senieu, Chris Gfou, :. y. 9enat.
len. gis Nisien, 0lorius SueI, Chris 9anae bo. $100 1910
0enDer. Colo, u. q. Sobnien, aoSmts Sobnien, 30.
100. gnorep Senior, anoers 4aulien, y. Sanien,
Is. Soutpeo, Sans Sobnien, 4aitor Garl VI. Sanien,
aroitne 5enien. bo. $500, 2aurit u. erHien, Ole
{. SEMEN, Carrie Senior, g'are 5obnien, BIT. $100,
@f z. Feterien, @eitergnaro. SEES Sonien, Is. Sen.
fen. 5ranfIin anuoien, Garl Rosmusieu. emil Sfou.
Sobannes Senien giatbiIoe Tbompien, Selen Sen.
fen. Dlrs. anne Geterien, anno 9brtienien. Gbrtine
2irso, Sobonne 2uno, 9fotbiIoe 8etergoarO. anna
So6nien, Dlrs. Sfon, 3ene garHen, Gene GarIien.
M 6. Senien, Wlartin Snnien, anna 9aulien, aet.
ia @eterien no. SOC, antbrine Snnien, Sans Sanien.
Chris Eeterien, bo. % c. .......,........ 402
Orml Gebr, Crit anoerfen .....,.......... 10
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Snoremi sfionen.
8iliamnlen $256sl 0s
@ isfionen.

or~monmisfione
2er fpitteret fe abl ar. II .............. $96735
Marcus, Soma, qeter Snereu og 9uru .,.......... 200
Sutchinion, gfinn, ct. gortens Wigb, Srren aOerien 100
Smebnion gigb, Mrs. Gbeo. Beef. 02rs. s. Ssrgen.
fen. g1rs. 2. Serenien. Mrs. i. 2. giefen BIZ. $t.00 100
auonbon. Soma. Gbene3er 048b, Mrs. Better Schmidt
$1,000, Sans u. Schmidt $500 .............. 1900
Gotter, Rebr. Sncobine 4eGen ............... 100
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apitteringer.
$ misfionen.

Spr tritteret ie qbl Or. If .............. $299422
ef aoru Somo. Mo6s Mooien .............. 200
Megobb. Sa. gmans Nab. til airfeaaIoen 49,. 1000
Srtc6inion, Minn, Ct. Morteus M8b, Spen anoeren
$t00. g2idoel SergenPn $500. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 300
Coulter, Soma. 9a5nrets giab.s annoef. ............ 1000
somne WReb8 8eoieIs6ogsfasie til airfen SiOa.. $500
qoHtr Nebr soeobiue QeHcn ........ 100
smme. til qirfeaqI6en ................... 100
eaenoole. Iinn. Wrs. 6. @nnp ............. 80
Diartas, Soma, Better 5bericn og Suitrn .......... 200
apeubon, Soma. @bene3er Wiisiionsf, 9nitor q. ..
9aiiianien. u. Ssrenien, gPrs. Qare SbmiOt, Sans
u Sdmiot bo. $500. s. 6. Sanien $3.50 49,. 300
OIe1.Ser, eoIff. llnooomsf 1000
4uoa0on, Sona, gbene3er D2ab4 9ars. Better 5dmiot 1000
Rocine. @is. SmmonueIs Weniobeo ........... $500
sorsine. mis-. ct Sobmnes Mabs. aoinoef 49,. 800
sioa, eitu, Sopo, ssnoaasifolens @isfionsf. ...... 585
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-04
Miss Tobin Gives Her
Impressions of Picnic

I grounds, there could be no better
choice, they were sure.
1t stimulated the imagination of one
man to hope great things for Plym-
outh.
Look there" said he to his neigh
Dor, "ail them people came clear from
South Bend to have a picnic in our
park. Just see what an advertise
ment that is for Plymouth. / alters
said that if we'd spend a couple of
thousand dollars on that park we'd
have crowds a comm in here every
week"
And his neighbor agreed with every
word he said. Thus is enterprise
stimulated.
The First Visitor.
Just as the party had begun on the
dinner the village Wag-eXcuse me.
Plymouth, I meant the local humor-
ist-appeared and introduced himself
as the master of ceremonies. As is
always the luck Of wit he was seated
at their right hand and invited to help
himself
Between his sallies he established
the relationship between the Ellis
worth store and Plymouth. w. X.
Lamport. the advertising manager. of
course he knew him. Knew Bill
since he was little shaver. He was
proud TO know he had grown up to
be the first aid to the commander-in-
chief Of an enterprise like that
And there were the Smith girls,
they grew up near him, right down
there by Pretty lake. He knew them
we'll before they went to the city to
make their careers in the industrial
world. And the Jones girl, her
grandmother lived just down the
street from him, about two blocks.
Popular With Girls.
The wag was a fat man who had
found ii eXpedient not to abandon
suspenders but that did not interfere
with his popularity. The girls show
cred attentions on him, a half dozen
hanging on each arm. They decOrat-
ed him with the cOlOrs of their re-
spective ball teams and il was only
by "A stratagem that he made his es-
cape from them and went down town
to spread the report of the "doins" on
the hill
During the afternoon the neighbors
came in lunches of twOs and threes
10 observe and comment. Even the
COWS came up for a look. Many Of
them-not the COWS, of course-stay-
ed 10 visit and to compliment the
party on its foresight in coming TO
Plymouth. Those who were there at
supper time stayed. Even the dray-
men, come TO haul away the para
phernalia, were honored guests.
The townsfOlk had considered the
parade in the morning interesting.
The glow worm" parade in the even
ing was a brilliant, dazzling, demon
stration. the like OF which they had
never dreamed AS ii took its vivid,
undulating way down the principal
streets, headed by the Plymouth band
the entire population gathered TO see.
Came TO Say Good Bye.
Its bigger than the Fourth OF July.
amt it," shouted one woman 10 her
neigh Dor across the street.
Il should say" she shouted back.
The crowd closed in behind the pa
rade and followed il about They
assembled en- masse at the station 10
wave good bye The band played
Home. Sweet Home, and Aud
Lang Syne" by way OF regret and in
vitatson The shout that went up
when the train pulled out was cordial
and full OF goodwill.
Yes, il was a great day for Plym-
outh.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-04
ATTORNEY GENERAL TO
SAY IF He MAY WORK
Case of Blacksmith Who Lays on
Saturday and Works Sunday
Goes TO Capital.

Whether or not II. Silverman will
be allowed - work in his blacksmith
shop at rs w. Division St, on Sunday
now rests with the attorney general
Of Indiana. A letter has been sent
TO him asking for his advice on the
matter.
Petitions were received by the
board OF public works and later turn
ed over 10 the board of public safe
" asking that Silverman be compell-
ed to stop working on Sunday. In
vestigation was made and Silverman
explained that his religion caused MN
TO observe Saturday as his Sabbath.
1t was thought by members OF the
board that when a man took one day
a week off on account OF his religion
he was allowed by law TO work on
Sunday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-04
BY MARGARET TOBIN.

Wednesday was a great day for
Plymouth.
When the special train carrying the
Ellsworth store picnic party delivered
its freight OF laughing, shrieking.
romping girls and boys-they were
all girls and boys for the time being
at the Vandalia station, the whole
populace was assembled on porches
and street corners. waiting in pleased
anticipation to welcome their tri-
umDhal entrance.
The demonstration fully realized
their expectations. 1t was as good as
a Fourth of July celebration. county
fair, and political rally, rolled into
one.
The parade was in constant review
from the station TO the fair grounds.
Little boys followed it on foot and on
bicycles and it left a trail of fiuttering
excitement and comment il its wake.
Banners SCOT Them.
Ellsworth banners were distributed
by lavish hand along the way. The
little penants were the touch of ma
ture that won the townsfolk and took
them into the fun. The boys fasten-
ed them on their bicycles. They were
used TO decorate horses and vehicles.
And the women, after carefully read
ing the inscription thereon. tackled
them up on their porcheS- a thouS-
and Of the little white banners flut-
tered in the breeze 1t was surely
Ellsworth day in Plymouth.
They reserved their comment until
the parade had passed when they had
a great deal TO say. They all agreed
that the girls were pretty. most of
them They thought it a shame that
a town so large as South Bend should
provide no proper place to hold a pic
mic. They approved of the wisdom
that had selected the Plymouth fair
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-04

CHAGRIN FALLS. o.. July g.
Land sakesi If t amt John Rookie
fellerl Sit down, John"
Mrs. NJ. A. Beecher, "a. placed an
armchair under a big shade tree in
her farm yard for John d. Rockefel-
Ter. 70.
How are you, Mary? Well?" asked
Rockefeller as he sat down beside her.
Yes. I'm telling pretty WE'LL" she
answered. And how are you and
Laura?"
oh, Just about the same"
Wont you have a drink John?
It's pretty warm to-day"
Yes, please"
So Mrs. Beecher's laughter brought
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-04

as he turned the nend in the road,
and the aged lady returned the salute.
1t wasn't the first time John d.
had called on Mrs. Beecher. 1t was
just his first call this year, since his
return from Pocantico Hills to his
summer home in Cleveland. The
two have been friends for more than
20 years.
One of John DIS summer pleasures
is motoring around the pleasant
country roads and dropping in to see
his old cronies. There are many men
and women hereabouts who have
heard. of course, that John ID. is the
richest man in the world, but who
know him only as a simple, kindly old
man, who doesn't have to work much
any more.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-04
AN OLD FRIEND.

MRS. M. A. BEECHER AND JOHN
d. ROCKEFELLER.
water freshly drawn from the well be-
side the house.
/ Just want you to see my sweet
peas, JOHN she said. as she rose and
led the way TO the fence where they
made a bright border for the lawn.
They're prettier than for years."
They're beautiful" said John.
Then they returned to their chairs
and talked long of old times. And
after a while the motor party
which included four young women
brought out by Rockefeller for an
unaccustomed Nde-started beck to
Forest Hill John ID. waved his hand
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-04
LADIES' UNION SUITS.

Summer weight, low neck, no
sleeves, nicely trimmed; Or
SOC kind, Saturday ....... VVU