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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-18
Sampifibsuotitier.

Oscar oen 9lnoen" er niieilet ira
6briitioninno meo 7i0 9nsiaaerer
ON 9oro og bentes til 9eip Dorf
Den 81. os.. boorfra Sfibet after
oil aiieile oen 2. glpriI oa uentes
On tilbage til Gbriitianiano Den l2.
I. W,o.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-18
Mcniabcos- eller arcosrepreicntafion

4reoSiefretarcrne anmooes berpeo
on inareit mnlli9t at meooele mia
yiciiltotct of greitelien pon De bele.
aereoc areosnsoer al 5orilnaet on
Notwithstanding ira 0ienig.
hebs. iii arcbsrcprrientotion. iislae
Observation-Disclosures iottet gio.
cue 1913. zee gnrSberetning Sioa
1913, s p. ann Hebroifo oa W'inne.
iotn Nreos bar ropporieret
9nroebialrnpport.
90 Grrlter, Der enonu life bar
inAicnot l'nrocbialropport, beoes
OH hloreii mllligt ot inoienoe iam-
ne. inn at iilloiiGnoig glapport fon
inoleperes iii Trnffen 5ioe, iao
oct fan bare irroig isr sfnrSmsoci
Gettc pif irenifpnoe llogipelien a
9lorsbcrctniuaen. ON noacn life bor
nootaaet Sfeno ifol oct blibe til
icnOt pna glnnoOnina.
9Grbro'ait
N 2 9ieIien cef
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-18
aomitccn for Observation-Disclosures
nj 1913,

ionl lennem Foitor Saralo Sent hor
mootnget 5iS aroucr. inoiamleor
blanoi 2enifere | glnerifo peo BRA.
iierne aislhe6e oa Qorocutoit, no
taller 6erpeo en- biertelia laf til
SonoemGnh i sfmerifn iaaoel for Oct
iilienote 2'elpb ion Tor al nobiii
snieresip og 9lrbeioe ior ocn aoSc
Sos
gGrbeoiait
~ D, d, y \ a - a
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-18

43 Sflbe iorliier. @ieliaa, Nlarof.
70, l3. Marts. 5ffc minore enc l3
Sfibe li99er ionl &rog neo apiten
Oenne 9p5 9(urbeO citer at ppre
orenet paa alipperne eaer Drunoene
al en- Orfan iom bea0note Soar
9lanot oiSie iorliite Sfibe er >
9onlpifibe, oa 3S er Seilifibe. Stor.
men tiltog / Stprfe Gna oa ilere
itore Sfibe aif til Nans ior at lmo.
aoa at 6lipe fmit moo Niolerne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-18

SfpoeppeIier / Suften. Berlin,
IA. Marts. Oct tpife 9rneIuftifib
80 boIot Sfpoeepelier / @nar oper
Grercerplnoien / 9eberit5 meo en-
0aoifinfanon og por Stano til
mango @onQc at tr9ife @ioalet,
iom bang neb ira Ell ilbnre 9ro9e
% por 33 500 lalgt og II 6oO
brcot. gfhianOcn oor 5000 500.
0laolet blep rant iIere Gan9e ogiaa
/ Ell 9(iitano al oncr 5000 500.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-18

@rptenlonoS 5loooe. Otter bbao
.Fribuna" meooeler, bar oen gr9.
ife fegering ct 0iinniiterroao be-
illlttet at fsbe Ell fGroig Greoo-
nouabt og Here anore ari9sifibe,
iom er lmoer 9pgning til g(rgenti-
ia. @rpfenlano er ioit beitemt paa
at fire iig 0nerppgten / oct e9Glli-
ife San.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-18

Zen treoie 5reosfonierence. 0oag,
"a 6ebrllar. 5 8erlte.aonlret Dag
uotalte lloenrigsniniitercn neo 9e.
banolingen al guogettet iom Snor
paa en- 6oreiper9iel om oen treoie
5reosfonference, at oen rationale
aonite til 6orbereoelie al aonferen
cen 9sbet nf Wtorts Dinaneo niloe
tilltiae bom en- enoelig 9eretning
San bopoe forbonolet meo giusInno
ON aonferencenS Sammentraoen.
Miniitpren betone0e, at ban bar imoo
at laoe 8eleoereoe for 9lrbeioerpar-
tierne oelto9e &onferencen. oo ben.
ne / ierlte 9i9ffe benbprte lnoer
9iplomoterne oa oe retSlproe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-18

Rooieuclt mart iuroiq. Sra Hio
De ,Soaeiro meloes lnoer a. os., at
5beooore 9iooiepeIt og 5elae er on
fonluen til Norao oe Glgaco pad
@rpnien mellen Stoterne @}atto
Crosio oa 9(ma3onas, OF M Oroaer
@fspeoitionen ben ilnoo 9pen No
laos neo glna3onilooen. Sopeoito-
oen glmd3onos. og noor oen noor
Ocrtil. er 1nren iii Gn0e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-18
Rnrt Iuut.

u l II y l.
9rpiioent @ilion lnoerifreD Den
u. o3. en- eop, Der brUilger Ell
Sum Of $35.o00,00O til 9pgnina
al Sernbme 9aoita JON 9ie9erin.
gen ifnl eie og operere 5noenrigs.
miniiter Zane, Vieolemmer al &c.
natet og Observation-Disclosures o90lru0
ira 4aciiicfpiien nar 9ioner til lin.
oerifriiten.
@tillionbrauo 9ortlauo. Ore.
| SlOles lagoe tiolig 0ai =. os. Ell
itor Gel of 4ortIonO Wife GoIlm.
bio 0of 9}r. 2 % Rountgomerp
9of g}r. l. gampifi6ene eticfet oa
Slenrob og meget onoen @ienoom
bIrp eOelagt. Saa meaet iom E
.blocf9~ ldngs Eortloho @ateriront
eoclaaoes. Get ianleoe eirnooms.
tab anilaas til ST 100000.
t0I Mar aamnelt 8ione st a.
oe ploite gioner. Der nogen Sino,
bar itooet en- 9ietsiol / Miinneopo.
lis, Diinn., er 9egerinoen Wioru
Sumter. Sen0es 8enner foloer ben.
oe y9luntn" Sumter, oa bun er .10l
9lor 9onlmel. 5orIeoen Dag 9if bun
oen en- bel 0iil lmnge @ei ira iii
0iem til 9iaaobuiet og piite, at bun
troos i'm bsie 9lloer life er bongc
ior en- lille Bromenaoe.
$1,000 ior Ell WiaiSnfs RDlig
iamtoleoe sSernbnnefongen 5. s
0il meo Sobn 5. 5nrIone, 5or.
manoen ior Wiinneiota agricultural
Soeietp angauenoe Yiajsooliiiaen /
Oiinneiota Wir 5nrlong iorflareoe,
at ban flnoe proolicere II Cont
mer lonae Wioisnfs. Sill tpinleoe og
ingoe. at ban piloe betole $1,000
ior ct iaaoaut glts. 6orleoen Gog
tom 6nrlong meo ct 9lfs al Den 10.
ueoe 9Gna0e Sill bctalte bom nOen
piocre Den lobeoe Sinl
eieorae @eitingholrie Opilnoeren
al 2uitbremien lem bprer bans
9faon. osoe al 0ierteilog oen ~
os. fit Sien / gtem yorf. @eiting.
bouie opianot 10 glor gonnet eli
roterenoc Qiaifine. glor ienere
fonitrnereoe ban en- ,Snoretning til
at biplpe oiiporeoe Sernboneoogne
paa Spor meo 81 glor aamnel ieg.
te ban iinonciel Stette al Cornelius
@nuoerbilt ior fin M ina bcrsmte
Snitbremie. iom ban efter ire Mars
glrbeioe lit iproiq, SiGlpen lit ban
DOG al andre.
Gn 0Gr al ar5eioSleie i ct gln.
tal al 500 700 lmoer .,@eneral"
Charles 9ellen, iom tolte ON al
morc6ere gennem Snnoet til g9nib
inaton, fit rem 9eifeo al Wipnoig.
beoerne Sacrnmento, ,Gol. 9orsooa
/ iioite llge. 9eriom DC fripilIig niloe
ipreoes alpnger al life Here enc
30, niloc o9iti5ens Committee" |
Socrornento betole oeres yieiie biem
i eli Rn6ius al 90 Uiil. men bet for.
beoes Dem ltrenat at marcbere /
5lof noget Steo. Spis DC life 40.
lso, ioo glutoritcrne iig nsote til at
trUiie andre SorboIosrcgler.
aud til gllaifo st Yorti aul poo
300 Cons ieubteS nplia ira lltob
til ct @rubeiirno, iom orioer Sp-
muorinasorbeioe 9ioro for giome
sllaifa. Sele Senoin9cn mao beior
ores meo Simoe ira Nome frem til
9'rlicnuiclicsiteoet, og aullenc iiges
oa at pile fomme til sol so pr
5on.
5eleionens Rehabilitation. Ser CT
Rci til bpcr Woltos lSns; Der bllrbt
nQre 1clcione Siiiet~. flyer Wlr
Rail. Iormonoen Tor @ell-Snltemet
Nlcn oct fon ifelgc manges Meniitl
fln opnn6s aennem ct ToftipItenl
oercralpoitnleiteren bar nblia an
6cinlet oa glcprrientnnt Tnnis 3
Qepis bar hoIot en- Tole for Sinoie
relie al 9soit-Tcleion.
DC proaresiipc I Gu. Gof Q. g
conis Arr pr gre0lru nj Act nrn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-18

Salooncr IllffeS. Sra 6iiber,
O1inn., mcooeles lmoer IA. 6s., at
aoinocrnc Der gnen 0nsoog 9Gi.
ten bolot eli 9nnfet iom Eof til
SGloerne, ioroi oe 0oaen / 5or.
peien iternte Soloonerne no. Saa
lrnge 9Den boboc beltaaet, 309(ar,
bapoc oen bait Solooner. Saa iotte
9pens Smeo, SSobn aetten, for fort
Sio iioen en- 9etition / Sang ben
Soo angoaenoe. Snloonerne bIeo
ncoitent meo 56 moo Is Stemmer
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-18

Iunnel unoer aanalen 2onoon.
%. 5ebrllnr. llnoer llnoerblllets
aanal linneI.llopalgS gIilipicer al.
bolotes / Goa ct tort Meoe al 5or.
retnin9anono, bpilfet ogioa SIC.
,prUientonter ior ariasninilieriet og
anore 6egerinas0eportemcnter Del.
tog.
Sorinnllingen neOtog enltelnligt
Ell Heioliition, boori man ll0tnler fig
for Vngninqen al en 8inuel lnoer
aonolcn oa giper llotrpf for oen PIN.
Ifilclie, at 9InlU1get al 3nnlellen
poerligere oil ircnmle oct biertelige
Sor6ol0 mellem Gnglono og Sronf-
rig OIL onore fontinelltnle Wiagter.
@aa Wieoet oplpltes ell ifriftlig
Sililutlling ira ell Oi0ngoe bctpoen.
De Ferloner til 9pgnin9en al Snn.
nellen. Oct frembGOeoes, at Iltn.
nellcn nil ourc al itor 9etDoning for
G.n0lonos 0onoel, me0ens ben I'll.
i0loc al arig let oil flnne s0elGg.
acs mco Gpnonit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-18

9leifDttcr fine Gmigrnnter. 9ionl
y. @iortS. Gmigrationsburennei
nolte0tc / @dar en- Sr0rc. iiplge
hoilfcn Ganpifibsielifober, ionl
iuller Niaetter til 5olf, ioln ogter
at noponore til 9(merifo. ifal be.
tolc cr Tcrion, iom har tebt cn ioo.
oon @idef bnn0e 0i0ettnnS Gr's
- ee~e or foiteSc hon dt rciie
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-18

Observation-Disclosures. Gen t3.oS.
bIep Der neo llniueriitetet / Wiaoi'
ION, @is., nooelt 1i3 8iplomner til
benz Der Mar bor oeltaget / oct
forte 9onobriiasflrins. gllorig ior
bar iaa mango oeltoget i bette aur.
liis. oa man ier oeri ct 8ebis ior.
at 3nrmerne begpnoer at inoie 800.
penoiabeoen al at lnoe oeres Ssn'
ner IGre mere ON 2nn0brlig, emo
bnuo De fan lGre pau 6arnien Mon-
ge pngere 6ormerc oeltog
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-18

@reuSieriet. Berlin. 2G. 6ebrunr
soreninqen al ihloeren0e ira Hns.
lano bapoe glites pontGntt 9libol.
oelien al ct Misoe. poa bpilfet Sor.
iotteren 9iuiotlhorifp ira 9oris
ifilloe tale. Yolitiet iorbpo inlio.
lertio Wieoets 9fiboIbeIie og opior.
oreOe 6orinttercn til at bcgipe iia
til 4olitiprpiioiet. Ser bleo ban
bolot tilboge og mootte opernotte
poo Stotionen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-18
%. glag9.

til 9gen, 6oor ban ifilloe aao ON
goro, og biem i9en bbiS ban npgtes
at 9ao ON 9oro, foroi 0e aneritan-
ife 9ope life piloe tiaaoe ban at
faa 2IOgana til Il. 9. 0ene Or.
ore 6or ogiao til Seniigt at imeoe.
fomne Il. :. Us gnife at 6oloe
Smaniorallter, iom Der er noget at
noiatte paa, noe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-18

9Ir5eiO5lpie Stamp. Dublin, a.
Marts. aaptoiu reSarnes 9iobert
@bite Spioien for en- grme Of ar.
beioslele, lom ban @oor leoeOe paa
Wnricben til 2oromoporens 9olia,
gioroe en- lnn0an Mooltnilo moo Ell
2lfocling Eoliti, at Der MI cr fem
glntlager moo bmn ior glnfnlo pau
io9eSles Niono. San tilisieoe lna.
leoes meo Ell &nippel .sSnipefter
Eircea ipp Soor Sope0et. Sol.
tain Mbite icln blen ior 9ielten inn.
ret
Gen Itriobore officer er Sm al
sSeltnaridol Cir @eorac Shlart
Wbite. DER iorlunreoe Saopimitb III
Der 9ocrfrigelL 0nn bar en- al
oenL ionl 6eNpnotc at orlaliiere I'll
NATIONAL glrme dublin ior 0prei-
boloelien al aronens og sSrlan0s
slutoritct onltrcnt pno iomne Moo.
oc. iom Cir 9oporo Cartons oraa
niicreoe llIiterormcen.
aaptoin @bite, ser ocltoa Sri.
gen / Spooirifo mco llomGrlel'G
o9 bleb ben 9lnleoniua tiinc'i
9nppcrbeoslneoolien toq / ,Sior @
ifco ion Sfiicer for a or1rui'
Ell notionoliitiif s(rne. snn beaa's.
tc ot fperpe Hefritter Giitlr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-18

9onmorfS @runolop. Sociali.
tier, Hooifole oq moderate 8enitrc
fonlner til enigbeo. aebenbopn,
l3. Wiorts. Ser blep / gaor ino.
goact Ell Snerensfomlt / ,Soriat.
ningSiogen mellem SocIaloemofro.
terne, oe 9iootole og oct moderate
@enitre, iom 6ellesifob beberifer
3lertoaet / begge Silie.. 0erlneo er
Der lifret Slertol 9iigsoogen ior
@eotagelien al ct 8orilog til Hepi1
lion Al @rlnlolooen, iielae bpiIfet
De bi0til oploenoe SfnttcbetinAelict
ior Stcnuneretten bortialoer, ligei
iom apinocrnc optnaes Den al
ntinoeli1e @plgcrflnsle.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-18

st ganlmelt Sfelet Berlin, 13.
0}arts. @n odroifnIo aut6ropologiit
0poh9eIie ifol oure aiort / oen
norolige Gel al Oct tpife 2Itairifa
al Or. 9ans gleicf oeo oct geologic
ife o9 plalgontolo9iife S5nititut oeo
llniueriitetet Berlin. Get er ct
foritenet @}enneifeifeIet, Der anies
for at 6eniie, at oior nange @lu-
ore6 Euiinoe 9lor iioen be6oeoe Ell
bei @rao nopiflet N}e1neiferoce
oct afrifonife Sentiment"
0}an tror. at Sfelettet ifrioer Jig
ira oen oiliioianite @pofe; men oct
er aloeles lumnli9t enoo9 tilnGrnlel-
iesuis at beitenrme bets 9loer, ier
man bar grllnoig nnoerlegt 2ennn.
aerne al uooeoe Cur, blonot bnilfe
oct bleu ilnoet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-18

9(ppeliin1eiteu. W}aoro, I 0}arts.
Sra Gaiteaon meloes, at 9lppeliin-
pluffrrne 9urriana for en- itor Del
bar neologt 9(rbeioet. oo 2ooeploo.
len neo Sapnen er bleneit ooelugt
i Den @roo al Den lioite Storm, at
6rugtcrne life fon inolaoeS / Sfi.
bene.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-18

9resiine 4artis g}ationalfomite. be.
itcfntc oen II. oS. at ionlmenfaloe
en- aonbentioh @uron Q. 9, til
Il. 0s 4ortiet bill beo oenne aon
uention oraoniiere fig for Stoten o9
gere 6or6ereoelier til at opItilIe
aanoioater til oe @m6eoer I Sta
ten iom ifal beiatteS @fteraoret
sra 9ranocn / Ct. 9ortis. Gu @e.
rctnin5 al II. os. auaoaenOe @}is.
ioilri qltblctic Clubs 9ronotont5
9lponiug meoorlcr, at Der til Cato
fun uar hnoet 10 9ig, og 9 al
oisic par iocntiiiccret = 9faitc 0aa
bercttes. at man 6ar fimoet iolt
is 2ig. og man ncnter at finOe
enbm 70. ioo Sc omfomnes 1oI
6lipcr 80.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-18

eu itor ipenif Snngericit oatps
niboIot 9limeapoliS ira s. til r.
,Suni. 9a Snngerforblmoets tiolige.
re Gireoent, 9lrpio 9(aferlino, liz.
ger ipg llpiala oerbienme Sper.
rig, er Sia(mor Rilsion Chicago
pnlgt til oopcooiriaent bans Steo.
Diasieforet bil fon1ne til at beitaa
al 500 Stenuncr, al boilfc 300
uil fonmc ira Chicago.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-18

ara Werieo fol hi oenne @ana
filn meoocle, at Scr Gog til W'or
zen meIoes fra sSuorc8. at | @oar
bar Der roiet en- beo 9onp mellen
is0rroIe trooper o1 General &illnS
9(rnc beo Gicolon en- betnbelia Scrl
5onebg co loo gPil 9'oro Tor Ior
rc Il. % oct iNues imn a'iIIas 5rF
sor FIN @efenit meo nj holoe Gil
liaocn iiuoS Oc ieoerale
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-18

0iinilnol- 9oglen. Sra Socramen.
to, Galii. meIoes, at ct vsSnitiotio"
2opforilog cirflleres ior llnoerifriit
ocrloe | Stoten, aaoenbe no paa,
at ingen slrbciosgiber maa betole
en- glr6eioer, Der er ober Is glar,
minore emo $3.50 ON 0ngen. 9ern
nnoer rs Mar minoit $50 ON Ga.
gen. Yion oil bope sSoriln9et op til
sliitemning peo 9olget | gaooember
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-18

o@ranopa 9illp,", oen GloiteSno.
ponner ct 6rngiel California
oo rimeligpiS Den uloite Stroiionqc
/ 2onoet, fit fin 3ribeo / San 0uen'
tim, Sal. WianonaS eiter at boue
ticnt ser | 20 gIor. 9o ban bar
SO ioemtes ban lipsporiat sSrngiel
ior at 6ape orGbt lin Ssn. 9in er
BON baaoe oen og bIino. Gn al bans
IRE lcpcnoe Gstre iif born friaipen.
% bnn aiuer bom Stem og Gleic
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-18
9ornp1t cnuot.

Dc tpife Sprinitrufterer. Gen ip6.
amerifanife Stot 9ara9na9 oil mi
fol9e 2troentino5 og 9olioias @fs-
empel og looe fin Srr reor9aniiere
ais tpife S5nitrllftprer. @n QlisiionL
6eiiaoenoe af 7 Officerer, aireiier i
ocn nprneite 8io oertil.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-18

store 9onoinqsonlag It. @e-
tersbor9. y. 8ebruar. 0liniiterraa.
oct bar 6ciluttet at iorelpgge 9ii9s-
oumoeu ct 9ooiorilaq OH &onoin9s.
anlGg paa aarabag6sSletten /
6ron5foufaiien. Sletten pil oeroeO
blipe brigbar til 9omul05Oprfning
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-18

DC proarcsiinc I On. Gof. .. g
scr cr Wieolcm al oct pro.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-18

q oroeHtpft.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-18

9rniioent 8ilion lnOerifreD oen
y. o3. en- Sop, Der brDilger en-
Sum af $35.0O0,00O til 9p9nina
al Sernbane / 9(Ioita, JON 9ie1erin.
gen ifnl eie og operere. Snoenries.
miniiter Zane, 0ieolemmer al &c.
natet og Observation-Disclosures o90iUnh
ira 9aciiiefpiien nor 9ioner til lin.
0erifriiten.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-14
1.-THE FORTUNE HUNTER.
INTRODUCES NEW STOCl

Heavy attendance welcomed the
opening of Bert Donnellan's new
stock company at the refurbished
Princess theater yesterday. The
play has been seen in Tacoma be-
fore at $3.50 prices. The com
pany includes many old Tacoma
favorites, and, altogether, the
opening yesterday afternoon was
creditable, allowing for new
ness" and the natural nervous
ness of the players Vern Lay
ton appeared as the impoverished
hero who seeks out a hiek town
to win his fortune. Among the
company yesterday, the painstak-
ing work of James Guy Usher,
Dave Williams, Robert Mansfield.
Florence Spencer and Nina Gull
bert was rather superior to the
efforts of their fellow-players.
Next week the company will offer
"a Butterfly on the Wheel.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-14

Without this expert knowledge IL
becomes q dangerous drug 20
handle.
The use Of scopolamin. II rs re-
markable promises are borne out
In vide experimentation and n a
proves - successful elsewhere as
In the famous German clinic OF
Freiburg. will become the great
est boon science has ever offered
TO woman.
The suffering of the prospective
mother Is prevented from the be-
ginning. so that the whole period
of labor IL painless. With other
oDiates. such as chloroforu-> and
ether. the relief OF pain IL limited
to the period of actual birth alone.
At the Frieburg Klfnik, 5000
babies have already been born
with no agony for the fortunate
mothers. These children seem to
have q certain advantage over
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-14

given the scopolamin treatment
recover more rapidly than moth
ers undergoing the ordeal without
this pain-dulling drug. Dr. Fran
els Wakefield. who was IN at
tendance on Mrs. Granger says:
The benefits are not confined
alone 70 the mother during child
birth. but the system is spared the
tremendous shock of hours of
physical martyrdom. This benefit
cent after-effect Is the most re-
markable feature OF the scope
lamfn treatment"
Up to this time the physicians
In this country, where the won
derful use OF scopolamin is said
TO have been fully known for ~
years. have shown a reluctance
to administer the drug for pain
less childbirth. This is explained
on the ground that, simple as IL
seems. the administering of the
drug requires special training and
sensitive discernment on the ply
sician's part as well as an extra
allowance of his time. For he
cannot leave the patients side
from the time the first hypoder-
mic injection Is administered un-
til the baby is born.
The physician furthermore
must know exactly the regulation
of dosage. which Is the paramount
consideration in the treatment.
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babies born under the natural
agony. just as the mothers 80 re-
lieved have . decided advaEf4se
over mothers drained Of physical
energy through the proIonxe1
anguish.
Two noted German physieiaas-
DR.. Bernard kroenig and Dir. Kari
Gauss. worked cut the treatment
to its perfection eight years ago.
At Frieburg conditions have besn
Ideal and the results corresponds
ingly gratifying. In America lts
practice has been much more
tardy and restricted.
But the recent establishment of
q big twilight sleep" ward IN
New York and the increasing
treatment throughout the country
are makfna q unnecessary for
prospective mothers who want "a
escape the agony OF childbirth to
cross the Atlantic for that greak
boon.
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was going on about me. knew
the doctors and nurses we're
there; I obeyed every request
made. but there was no pain. no
agony. l spoke 20 them and held
out my hand.
1t was strangely like sleep.
When | awoke in my room with
my baby beside me l felt per
feetiy well, vide awake. was
hungry. They gave me what l
wished, and the next day I was
|ssftting up In bed. and hungry
enough TO eat a regular dinner.
4 told q very dear friend of
mine who was expecting a baby
soon about this treatment. but she
said she would not take IL.
would not feel that my baby
belonged to me- she said If i did
not suffer the pain of bringing IL
into the world.
You see the old idea OF suffer
ing with childbirth is so deeply
rooted in women that they cling
to their agony even In the face of
an almost miraculous scientific
relief. That in itself is tragic.
But IL will not long be so. For
the sake of their babies. IL not
TO avert their own agony, women
will welcome the twilight sleep
as one of the greatest Of medical
gifts"
Declaring that women who are
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fected TO a degree of aBsoi ute
safety. She was treated Ia aee
own home here.
In the birth of her baby - Hsn-
ter, a splendid child. she saf-
fered no pain, although con zssa0ss
of all that transpired.
She knew her husband aud
father when they came irto the
room, held out her hand aud
spoke to them calmly.
On the following day sbe vas
sitting up in bed, ana on the
third day she was up and around
There have been no bad e9fecis.
Il positively suffered no psia
at ALL" she continued, although
| dimly knew everything tasf
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1.-THE CANDY SHOP"
SCnRIs NEAL. HIT

Opening the regular season at
the Tacoma theater Saturday
evening. William Rock and Maud
Fulton offered THE Candy
Shop" and the big audience was
delighted by one of the sprightli-
est musical shows that has APP
peared locally In many a long
day. Rock and Fulton, vaudeville
entertainers in their natural ele-
ment, worked hard from begin
ming to end, and they pleased
nightly. The pretty girls. elab-
crate costumes and scenic novel
ties (slightly reminiscent of q
Richard Garlic show helped a
whole lot. Daphne Pollard made
a distinct individual hit with her
eccentric comedy. Unfortunately
the show was here for but one
performance. We could have
stood 1t longer.
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II unpleasant Tor all or that.
1T seems to me, she said
Kistfully, that there is no room
IN the business of marriage for
love and good times. | mean the
exeiting love and the incense
duential good times one has be-
fore marriage.
You see, there are always so
many more important things bob
bling up-particularly money. 1t
looks like all the unhappiness in
the welded lives is caused by too
much money or. lack of il.
Take Jack and me, for in
stance. Before we we're married
Jack used to send me flowers,
candy, and we used to go to the
fheater and the restaurants and
have all sorts of good times.
Jack seemed to have plenty of
money to do this. and grew
used to these attentions which
every girl gets. Jack was most
devoted because l could do with
him the things he likes to do, go
where he likes to go.
Since we were married Jack
has to spend his flower and
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The Shepherd of the Hills" a
dramatfzation of Harold Bell
Wright's best seller" will be
presented at the Tacoma theater
tomorrow night by one of the
first dramatic companies to be
sent west this season. The story
proved immensely popular in
novel form, and the stage version
Is said to follow the book with
close affinity. A capable COM
pany is producing the play.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. IT.
The Twilight Sleep" during
which childbirth is accomplished
with absolutely no pain to the
MOtherl
Mrs. James Granger of this city
Is one of the few American moth
ers who have experienced this
new medical mercy for which
women in the hour of their deliv-
erance have prayed In vain
throughout the ages.
Mrs. Granger did not have to
cross the Atlantic to the famous
Friefburg Klinic in Germany
where the scop0lamin treatment,
or twilight sleep" as it has come
to be generally known, was per-