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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-07

ifoppen. Vrooiten. Yreiten. Geenen,
alofferen % belt neo til Ser Sra.
ners grooerien.
Men bporoon mon ben onerbG-
renoe 2Pier mon timber 3orboloei
mcIlem min 4rtifeI, oens 2nnaoe
oq Snobol5 pao Den enc Sioe o1
oens 5efit poo ben anoen Sioe2
Geo ifaI iorisge al optnae Com.
men / beoite Menine, o9 bpis Den
pclpilIige Saier piI uiie iamme
SinoeIne. moo mig. ion iorbliper
iee e6ers oprietige Gen.
S. q. SEMEN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-07

Wen Der er ogioo noget / oct
gnoifob, Der upilfaorlig oraeer og
pinfer. Spem bill til iDpenoe og
ii6it life gerne bone, al Der er 10.
'gonge ira Geoen og Snognng iii
et inliat Gimp - So, bpis Option.
oelie blot isrte os tilbaqe III Ell
mt Sip paa oenne Soro unoer
iamme 8ilfanr iom M, oo bar
SpiianoeIie ira DC osoe ct toioI.
iont @ooe. Wen Ell Spltanoelie,
Der er gegpnoelien til ct fuIofom.
ment S%aIigbeoslin, bens 89rbi er
ieIoinolpienoe. Oe ionoon bar Sc.
IN Gpitnnoelie % ioaoon er Den
Cpitonoelie, BET friitne Snob bpoer.
Sea eIifer lloiigtspunfter nteo
bio Soriiont; og oerfor elifer ieg
8aoifeepnnoeliet. Oct er ct lloiiats.
piinft Tom intet nnbet. Era ariTti
anbne @rnb finer ni irem ill %.
itofoeliens Woraen. Get fife be.
grGniebe 9io Der poa Soroen faor
en- @nr6i oe getponine iom unber
intet on6et Spnspunft. 90 oerfor
biIoe hi bel eeentlie ole aerne. of
gnoifnbet ON en- 9ipets Opftanoelie
ifiil6e bore fnnot.
Nen Soritanben itempIer oct poo
Sorhnnnb Tom y9sgn". Spno ifol
bi bn gsre.
M ifol fsrit oe iremnelt life
altior noipt fro paa. bpo6 rGoriton.
ben" iiaer, til ipbenoe oe iibft PED
10 8oriionben oIoeles intet ON SEN
so9. 8poo Der fan oe bill tie en-
@nng, noor bette @er6ensIsb er
%iluttet, mar SimmeI oa Sorb
foraonr: booo neo Soriton6en iom
ioooon ON bet. Sor ben tpnfenoe
Wenneifebeo life Sang efter @ana
oplebet, at oipets @iiIiebeoer bar
iienoelig meget rieere END, bpoo
5oritanoen til en- bis aipen lib
folote troIist os ianbipnIiet9 De
fnnfenoe" miller ob benz, Der naipt
tror pna ollie Clogs epentpr oa
5abler; men er bet eeentIist min.
ore naipf paa Gorboonb at eao ib
ira Tom eipet, at Goritanben Tom
Inooon operifiier ollie Chiefs Us,,.
lisbeoer3 Den birfelia temfenbe bill
! epbresmooIet ON b6bes Cpftas..
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-07

beren. men BANS @ionesbpro OH
BAN, 6pis 5orlsber ban oar. ionot
fife 6um bos Dem.
5 81. % IS Beers laoer Seils
Seoerne nioe. at De bperfen bar
bert 6aoerens Reit eaer let bans
Sfiffelie, % bans Cro bar De life
ablipenoe / liz, t6i De tro life Den
lem ban iioienote.
IS rdnia9e Sfriiterne iorOi )
mene / Den At baoe euigt Sip@, Tiger
Seius til DEM; men oeriom Der
par Sanobe0 / oeres Seaen / Sfrii.
ten lao nlaatte oe tro paa Seius
tn oeu aomle @agts Sfriiter pc.
geoe tDoeli9 nof paa BAN.
IS pile fife fomme I'll mig. ior
at 5 funne bare @iu@, Tiger Seius
iaa rent no. 9an logger Der iuit
8Qet paa 9iIIien: rs bile itfef.
Q}en ri ifpnoer os I'll ieIpe Den
on6eite @rlmo ior Ceres 9antro:
9e tager 9ere al 6oeranore, % oen
99re, iom er ira Den eneite 9u0,
ieeer De lite.
SSeius oerimoo tager life 9Gre
al Wenneifer re. Al.
Ger er fife no9et gait i at toge
eQer iege gerei men BET gale er Of
igge ben or lobt.
@ooiptningen til Den 2Gre, De
tager al bberanore, er Den 9ere,
ION er ira oen eneite @uo.
3 @ottb. Oct 6. star. iortGaes
ON, bporleoes nSpflerne1 Loo blG.
ie i 9oiuner, noor De nooelts III
mister, itoo paa @ooebierner, mar
De ba0, % iaa b%eOreoeoe no, uaar
De iaiteoe, altiammen ior at pie
zig Tor Menneifer, ioa De funoe bli.
De aniete ior ~googerenoe, beOenoe
90 afboloenoe Menneiter.
Men bnorfor iperger Seius M:
6norIeoes funne 5 tro. ). iom to
&c 9@re al 5neranore2
80. fnrof 0isie D{enneifer / @run.
ben % / 9irfeligbeoen bar iat iig
Ielp / @uos Steo.
Zen 9ere. JON er al Den eneite
@uo, opnaor ct Dienneife. naar oct
isqer @uo, tror bans Orr og ell
fer bans Billie.
Get opbelte / al @genretiGroig-
beo er geenferligbeo eler egois.
me, iom eeentlig beitaor oeri, at ei
Menneife bar iat Jig ielp iom Naal
for, bpao Oct eer, / Steoet for SUB.
Ser itaor ni onerfor ben oDbe'
tie @runo til 8nntro hos ale 90
til ale 5ioer; ina IRnge ct Wenne'
ife iseer i'm egen 9ere, og flere
geniioigt iseer 9ere eaer toger 9ere
Of boeronore, fnn De life / Sono-
beo fro.
gompgbeo eoar foron Gro, oa
grfenoelie al eeen Spn0 og upRr.
bigbeo gaar foran Dompgbeo.
Ssg fun 9ere, men Jog ben life
| Oct lone, life bos Menneifer, men
Jog Den 9ere. ben eneite Sub eioer,
og ban itaar be bopmooige imoo,
men De pompee siper bon 0aaoe oe
= 9Gre.
8sr on oct, iaa bill on ogiao fro
pna Sseius iom bin 6%relier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-07
Set Der bcltaar.
6usrIeOts funne ! trO?

9porleoes tunne 5 tro, :.
Iom taee, 96re a aoe4more.
% Den 9ere, ion er ira oen
cleite ono. ioge ) IT Sof
8, Il.
gqs aiinittet SOB. }, 2l--4T
So6omes ifrep / 9egDnoelien Al
lit @pangelium ON 5eius. San
fom til III eget, oe bans egne toge
life lmoo BAN. Dien iaa mango Jon
tose moo BAN. Dem aoo ban @laat
til at ooroe @uos 9grn. DEM, iom
ire qua bans 0aUH.4 stan. /, Il
-12).
Selp 6apoe So6annes, liaciaa
bans @eooiiciple, let SEN 6erlia
beo, og ior iaa plot oar De lptte.
liae 90 glaze.
Men Oct imerteoe Dem miot /
oeres @lpoe. at Seiu egne - JONI
ct 0ele. JON 5olf 6etragtet - &c
log imoo oeres @esiias % 5reliet.
Get bar oaret 5rno Tor So1an-
mes at fortnae ON Oe ierite 2iicipla
Tom Seius fonot, o9 iom i BAN teno-
Re 0eres 6reIier, og nioere at ior
taae ON. at oeres 8ro bier beitpt.
fet pe0 De p1egn", Seius eioroe.
gn iprlig SiIireositilleIie bar
ban funoet / of fortRae ON, at ri.
fooemns, ZEN 99rer / Ssroel@,
troeoe paa Seius, og iaa ON De
ubpioe Marfer", Seius fanOt i
Somario.
Men ban maa fomme til at
fortGle ON Dem, Der life tog imoo
beres 6reIier. og ON @runoen I'll
oeres 9ontro.
Men ferit tegner ban ct berligt
giaeoe Of lin Meiter. San gioroe
ben SO Aar inge Wfnno raft; | Ger.
ming og Gro bepiite ban lin 9isbeo
meo 6aoeren.
8ette mootte ioruoififfes for at
biie, at SfpIoen for oeres gontro,
Der forfoiteoe Seius, ionotes bos
Dem ielp, uoeluffenoe hos Dem ieln.
5 oct afinit, pi bar for os / Dag.
fommer Sobannes til al omtale
Ssoernes5 al oeres Srelier.
Ssrit bRpoer Seius, at ban life
pioner ON fig ieIp; 5oritoaelien
MAJ ppre ben famine, iom uotnIes
/ s. aop., at 5aoeren nioner meo
ham. Spis bans @ionesbpro itoo
olene, bar BET life ionot.
Ge 8ernineer, iom 6aoeren bar
eipet BAN nt fulobnroe (8. 36),
pioner ON BAN, of sSaoeren bar no.
fenot BAN.
Sa font Seius life 'tnaer Bio
nesbpro Of Wenneifer, n9nner ban
bog, at 9eberen Sobannes bar bio
net for Sonobeoen, pionet ON BAN,
Der fom efter BAN.
De pantro SOBER frnoeoe Jig Ell
5ib peo Oct Ems, Der uogif fro %.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-07

i~fHrfenbe, pcllmngerbe % nbfolnt nfioholfFit Maiis
bfifle. II man hHle pct, Of Dtiif HlaiiDrtfie life b OF
or en- pfl'magfHbe 9 II iii Of finffe 1erftn nteb.
men at ben inmiibig ogiaa bsiefie y 90 q nareilbt 90
iunb 70 bcrfor Dor beuptife M en- ~serbor,f ! bIeHns
met helf Nafrt ruH0f. SlulDe aibTtg faunfe 90 bbr
fnp 4 paa Horbff TO rsgtlmr sfgi I m Brsb.
3en meg / beie aRringspGrDi / Dtlis 1rtift g trs
fienDf nj ale Heteriiffer. SET opii tr dpptftftu,
pirifr m en- 3onif o. II ipeeieit peigi renoe 90 ffpT'
fen for Hsrn a unge perioHer fnDnn I ben ops
Borrnbr AiD r. oirgiDfnoe visort. Ros uaieitenitr lam
iDaae RerfoH T i bet bte ( get. 3et fan ~tifbtrtofs iaas
leefs, at bet tiff fsshiler erbpers Sulag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-07

o~1orennsw bpprfor ri Dor aiutr sisif fine shirts
ss~s "Us"f pains. or belt enff / ben. n ri sniit !,
af bufrfnsnt ffanfinaDiif ons oofr ffni brpsgc oe i'll
enbper ITO hupe agte g'nltOritfe ! piemme.
qunbins Rnfiorin ~tilbrTebes af per foatfnfrrrt {
grfrnff for WaiinfErpg. en- nbioinf nf~orfailfef Hiaft
o. 6mmif GrfTnff, TOM or bl nc ina fR n ncfnfterff,
al ben CT rfbn fret fif IN fan giaf % berior fan pafs
fre | IN Eiifnffe % let o. BID o. lenpts IL cnhpfr
unresie. NJ JHDbofoff / en- en- nf gGfff At tnubine
Gonunfrespf Grirnif for Dinfs ass 20. bporpdn ben
banfigs v IL fr 80 Cents. fan hpiii en- Tom bfin fnss
nsosrr brpege iise on til ifr eaIonfr ifammcnoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-07

6norleoes tunne 5 tro, :
iom tage, 2Gre a aot4mOre.
% Den 9ere, lem er ira oen
aleite e.po. iege ) IT Sof
5, IL
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-07

nsmar'et 600 asaii ct gaiiii.
fiet o. inIaefaief bronfrtf foran.
JHgfn arnge % nbrinaet Jir-
FAM omfring bnlifn, y yRna5
arHfer. fHnppfe | Huggfn. 6tle
3 riipffef CT rigt bro0erst. On
fl9Dtiie % hGrf "zh iiDaift".
BET pGr0 81. 80 vi giDfr en- al
blfis "zhirfpniffe" abfolai frit
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1913-09-25
Don't Let Baby Suffer with Eczema and
Skin EPuDtl0nS.

Babies need perfect skin-cover-
ing. Skin eruptions cause them not
only intense suffering, but hinder
their growth. DR. HoBsoN's ECZEMA
OINTMENT can be relied on for relief
and permanent cure of suffering ba-
bies whose skin eruptions have made
their life miserable. Our baby was
afflicted with breaking out of the
skin all over the face and scalp.
Doctors and skin specialists failed to
help. We tried DR. Ho5son's Eczema
Ointment and were overjoyed to see
baby completely cured before one
box was used" writes Mrs Strubler,
Dubuque, Iowa. All druggists, or by
mail, SOC.
PFEIFFER CHEMICAL COMPANY,
st Louis, Mo. Philadelphia, Pa.
For sale by Kingstree Drug Co
and M L Allen. adv
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1913-09-25
Lister Methods.

A recent number Of the London Lam
Get gives an interesting account Of the
life Of Lister, the great surgeon, who
discovered the aseptic precautions to
be taken after surgical operations.
Lister, much like Harvey, who proved
the theory Of the circulation of the
blood, was a careful and conscien-
tious man who avoided print until he
had thoroughly proved the value of
his discovery. The great objection IN
his mind was that he felt that until
every surgeon was convinced OF the
necessity for asepsis and Of the value
of the methods he advocated and was
efficiently skilled in them, 1t would be
a serious matter to publish successful
results Of operations which 1t would
be practically criminal to perform un-
less complete asepsis was secured.
Lister was evidently that rare product,
even rare In the medical profession, a
modest man.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1913-09-25
Real Foo.

The whole company had been spin.
ding yarns chiefly Of the variety
known as tall, and 1t had come to the
turn of quiet country yokel, who,
with q yawn. commenced, Il remem.
Der one haytime. just as we were
starting work in the morning, a thick
fog came on. 1t was only a ground
fog. but It prevented US seeing to
work in the fields, 30 We went to the
farmyard and busied ourselves with
other work. waiting for the fog to
clear. l started thatching stack
We had Just put up. and was getting
on very nicely when suddenly the fog
lifted, and I fell to the ground with
q lot Of straw When I got up I saw
what happened. I'd finished one layer
down to the roof Of the stack. and
had gone on and been thatching the
fog for fully two yards further. Then.
Of course, when the fog cleared there
was nothing to hold me up, and ]
fell."-Exchange.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1913-09-25
Came TO Sense as to Diet.

IF you wish for anything like hap
piness in the fifth act Of life" Sydney
Smith advised Lord Murray, "eat and
drink about one-half of what you could
eat and drink. Did ever tell you
my calculations about eating and
drinking? Having ascertained the
weight Of what I could live upon 30 as
to preserve health and strength. and
what did live upon, found that. be.
tween ten and seventy years OF age
had eaten and drunk A horse wagon
loads Of meat and drink more than
would have preserved me in life and
health! The value Of this mass OF
nourishment considered to be worth
$1,000 ($35,000). It occurred to me
that l must, by my voracity, have
starved to death fully 100 persons.
This Is a frishtful calculation. but
true"
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1913-09-25
Caught a Bad Cold.

Last winter my son caught a very
bad cold and the way he coughed was
something dreadful" writes Mrs Sa-
rah E Duncan of Upton, Iowa.. We
thought sure he was going into con-
sumption. We bought just one bot
tie of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
and that one bottle stopped his cough
and cured his cold completely" For
sale by all dealers. adv
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1913-09-25
HARD LIFE OF BALKAN WOMEN
Their Lot Probably ls the Worst Of
Any Of Their Sex In European
Countries.

In the midst Of the success OF the
Balkan arms against Turkey, the fact
must not be lost sight Of that the
brunt Of the hardships will fall on the
women Of the Balkans, for Of ell the
races in Europe, the lot OF the women
of the Balkans is probably the hardest.
As Is the general rule throughout the
near east, the women Is the mainstay
Of the family. usually the sole worker,
and Just now the wives and mothers OF
the men Of the Balkan states are pre-
pairing to face hard, cold winter.
While their lords and masters are
absent on conquest, It devolves on the
women to care for the herds and to
maintain what family life there is In
the wild. half-savage region Of the
Balkans. In Servia there is just one
time when woman plays prominent
part in the affairs Of life and that is
On her wedding feast. These occa.
sions last sometimes a week and are
dimes Of great ceremony and rejoic-
Ing. The courtships are conducted by
go-betweens. The wedding feast Is so
expensive that 1t is frequently evaded
by q well-arranged KIDNAPPING, the
brides being stolen and taken to the
church, where a priest Is in waiting.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1913-09-25

Miss Eva Guess of Norfolk. Va,
is spending some time with her par
ents, MIR and Mrs b H Guess of Sal
ters, having been called there on ac-
count of the illness of her mother.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1913-09-25
Swiss Independence.

Switzerland secured its independence
IN the Austro-Swiss war. It commenced
In 1885 and peace came in 1889.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-09-11
TOM MARSHALL, REVIvALIsT

Grand Rapids Mich,
Thomas R. Marshall president United
States and chief citizen of that realm official
obscurity, has at last found way get lime
light and to make himself useful a long
time Tom has chafed under the Washington custom
which makes the vice president fgurehead on
the ship Of state has tried various methods
waiting this difficulty He has cracked jokes for
played poor golf tried break
quet records but all avail remained
ing but vice president.
Now he is a revivalist g accepted an invita-
ton to act chief revvast oldashioned revival
to out-Sunday Billy Sunday outTorrey
er Torrey and place himself permanently the map.
Many persons blame Secretary Bryan when he for
sakes his office and to the chauauqua circuit
They think that his duties should keep him close
telegraph ticker in Washington. But such criticism
will be attached to Vice President Marshall If the world
should to end, If all of
for the vice president to do in Washington. might
just well be running revival meeting down in Vir-
gina, far that is concerned in Alaska Zanz-
bar No complication of could possibly require
the quick decision of the vice president The vice pres
dent is far removed from diplomatic difficulties as
the south pole is removed from the north.
The public will be glad to Mr. Marshall the
upright thinker energies of an able
fined to the negative duties of the vice presidency.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-09-11
The Lesson the Wreck Teaches

u The wreck of the Pennsylvania New York-St.
Louis Flyer near this city Tuesday sounded the
leath knell of wood cars. One man may forfeit
knows how many thousands of lives will be saved
by the object lesson the wreck furnishes OF the
serviceableness of the powerful life-conservlng
steel coaches which composed the i'll fated train.
Just week ago one section Of New FORK,
New Haven and Hartford express train coded
lyith another section of the train, both Of which
were made up of wood coaches The result was
that twenty people, nearly all passengers
were killed.
/, Railroad men who inspected the wreck Of the
Pennsylvania Flyer unanimously agree that had
it been made up of wood coaches the loss Of life
would have been much greater than in the New
Haven wreck.
Laws may be passed eventually compelling
all railroads to use steel passenger coaches, but
public opinion in America is already demanding
such action by the railroads. The Pennsylvania
by it's WISE progressive policy of transporting its
patrons with the greatest degree of safety posi-
BILE has been great factor in accomplishing this
reform.
It should also be said to the credit of the
Pennsylvania railroad that the wreck at Wiley s
Station Tuesday of the unavoidable class,
columbus dvsion-not passenger killed in a
half century-st stands forth boldly and unfair
nished in the history of American railroads,
filled with so many grewsome tragedies, the ma
iority due to carelessness and inefficiency.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-09-11
A POOR DOG TRAY

Charlottesville, Ind, journal.
Gov. Ralston in another Of those examples
of dog Tray in bad company. The governor is good
man personally, clean in his private life, man,
sincere doubt in his declaration for things righteous
AS private citizen he has always respected by
best citizens of his home community
would not wink at wrong doing-unless it mixed
in politics that he could quiet his conscience
that the welfare of the state wrapped
in the Democratic party and dependent the
tinued success of the Democratic party that would
be right to attack the in that party
Of weakening 1t. The being in bad company,
that of Taggart, naturally many things this
up and so while not expect any outrageous
dals to develop at least with the governors knowledge
the state administration will lack independence vigor
sample of the Ralston policy is found In
Race track gambling is in county
though the militia had to be called gambling
Orange county at the notorious French Lick
merriy the year round with restriction and in
Terre Haute conditions just bad Crawford Fair
banks the Democratic brewer holds forth erre Haute
Governor Ralston spent his vacation with Tag
CART at the seaside Fairbanks part of the Taggart
machine. 1t is through honest clean, we'll
like Raston that the political machines do their
most insiuous work.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-09-11
Officer 666.

One of the most pronounced comedy
successes of last season in New York
city was Officer $780," which will be
presented at the Gennett theater, Mon
day, September Is. This comedy by
Augustin MacHugh, is In three acts
and was first produced at the Gaiety
theatre. New York. where II ran the
entries season to a continual fusilade
of laughter. which, II is said, eclipsed
all other comedy offerings during the
period of its merry metropolitan ex-
istence. The unfolding of the ingen-
ious story of "Officer sos" results. In
rapid-ffre farce comedy situations. full
of bewilderiug action. and to the &C
compartment OF howls of side-splitting
laughter. The plot. while of course
farcical. is reasonable ana consistent.
leaving the minds of the audience en-
tirely free to comprehend and enjoy
the delightful absurdities of it's many
humorous situations.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-09-11
BEAUTY

/ thing of beauty is joy forever:
It's loneliness Increases it will never
Pass into nothingness; but still will keep
bower quiet for us, and sleep
Full of sweet dreams, and health, and quiet breathn
Therefore, every morrow, wreathing
A flowery band to bind us to the earth
Spite of dependence, of the inhuman dearth
Of noble natures, of the gloomy days,
OF all the unhealthy and oer-darkend ways
Made for searching; yes, in spite of ALL
Some shape of beauty moves away the pail
From dark spirits. Such the sun, the moon
Trees old and young, sproutng a shady boon
For simple sheep and such daffodils
With the green world they live in; and clear rlls
That for themselves cooling covert make
'Gainst the hot season; the midforest brake,
Rich with sprinkling of fair musk-rose blooms;
And such, too, is the grandeus of the dooms
We have imagined for the mighty dead;
All lovely tales that have heard read
An endless fountain of immortal drink
Pouring onto from the heavens brink
Keats in "Endymon."
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-09-11
START NEW DEPOT
Plans Approved by the Serv-
ice Commission.

COLLEGE CORNER, O., Sept. Ii
Plans for the new depot filed by the
c.. H. & D. railroad recently with the
Indiana state public service comlris-
sion, have been approved and it is
stated construction will be started
soon so that the building can be used
by January l. 1914, according to the
order of the commission. The build.
ing Is to cost $4,000 Already an i'm
provement has been made in the
mems waiting room with a sanitary
drinking fountain.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-09-11
Palace.

In today's program the Palace pre-
sents another OF those massive war
spectacles. The Iron Master" splen-
did subject in two parts, and staged
during the Civil war. The story is
built around the master OF big steel
plant. whose daughter loves a north
ern lawyer then practicing in the
south. The picture is one that will
more than please the most critical
photo-fans. The bill includes a Ma
jestic comedy, THE Turkish Bath"
Friday the three reel Reliance fea-
ture, The Glow Worm" will be
shown
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-09-11

indicate in the slightest degree that Mr. Harrison
has any qualifications whatever in dealing with
such a difficult problem, whether in the light Of
one policy concerning Philippine independence or
another. The fact, if it is fact, that Manuel
Quezon, the Filipino delegate to Congress, recon-
mended Mr.. Harrison's appointment is of rele-
vance except as it indicates that to the mixture
of American partisan politics with Philippine af-
fairs there is added the ingredient of Filipino
party politics."