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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-11

Through an arrangement with the
Oliver theater, The News-Times offers
to it's readers an exceptional oppor-
tunity TO witness "The Traffic" on
Monday evening March 10th. The
only conditions are that you present
the coupon printed below or the cou-
pOns printed every day this week, at
the oliver box Office anytime after
Thursday.
One coupon will be good for only
one seat. If you desire two seats you
must present two coupons; three
seats, three coupons, etc.
Coupons will be printed every day
this week so as to 5ive every News
Times home a chance to obtain at
least three seats at the greatly reduc-
ed rates.
1.-The Traffic will appear at the
Oliver theater. Monday and Tuesday
evenings, March 10th and 18th. The
News-Times offer is only good for
Monday night and the conditions
above must be complied with in order
to obtain tho cut price.
The original company of THE Traf-
fic" will play in South Bend coming
direct from a run of 200 perform
ances at Towards theater. Chicago.
At the head of the big company is
Mana Bryant. who played here several
seasons at the old Indiana with her
husband r ID. Mac Lean. Others in
the supporting company are John C.
Livingstone, Jack DAILY, Clifford
Thompson. Claire Sinclair. Helen
Raftery. Lois Bolton and others
The Play.
Rachael MarshalFs new four-act
play, The Traffic" has created a
furore in Chicago. Certain moralists
have claimed that the way TO suppress
immortality is [, pretend that il does
not exist and endeavOr to keep in ig-
norance of the great problem of sex
the youths and maidens OF the COM
ing generation, but Mss Marshall
takes the opposite standpoint. She
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-11
NEWS-TIMES BIG OFFER
Coupon Printed Below and 81 Good for Best Seats for
Monday Evening Marh 10TH when the Big Sociological
Play "The Traffic" VIII be Presented at the Oliver
Theater.

believes to arouse the men and wo-
men of city is to picture TO the
snug, comfortable, carefully guarded,
cultured men and women who do not
believe that such horrible things can
be, reproductions so vivid and reals
tic that they must be shocked and
galvanized into dramatic action. This
is what she has attempted in 1.-THE
Traffic" and powerful influences were
brought to bear upon Miss Marshall
in an endeavOr to have her modify
the play, but without result, as she
desired to have the cold unvarnished
truth unfolded TO the waiting public.
That her efforts have not been with
out success is attested to by the un-
usual endorsements accorded her play
by such men as ieut-Gov. Barrett
OHara Of Illinois vice and wage COM
mission, and who says: Il do not
hesitate TO recommend The Traffic"
TO the citizenship of Chicago without
reservation. IL is the most power
full play dealing with vice and wages
that it has been my privilege to wit
ness, and no clean-minded, young wo-
man need remain away from it for it's
as clean as an antiseptic bandage, no
matter how unnice the ailment be-
meath may be-"
William A. Pinkerton, the noted de-
tective. says "All Americans should
see this great play, "The Traffic" If
they do it will make the hardest task
of the police easy"
Ashton Stevens, the well known
dramatic critic of The Chicago Exam
iner saws. ed cuSS even pray TO get
all the people running TO this ingeni-
Gus and horrific exploitation OF an evil
which I, as the other men. know ex-
lists on every hand. The downright
suuareness OF The Traffic" blinds
me TO anything but its high purpose
and irrefragable truthfulness."
The play will be presented here
with a remarkable cast of players and
a scenic invesiture OF considerable
magnitude.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-11
STAINED GLASS WINDOW
TO BE CLASS MEMORIAL
Seniors at High School Plan Several
Stunts TO Raise Additional
Money Needed.

A stained glass window to he placed
over the main stairway Of the school
building has been decided upon by
the senior class Of the high school. as
it's class memorial. The selection OF
a design has not been completed, but
is in the hands of a committee OF
which Robert Swintz is chairman.
The window will cost in the neigh
borhood of $3.50. Three hundred and
twenty-five dollars has already been
raised by the class for the purchase
OF the window and several stunts for
the raising o. funds are being planned.
A pastry sale TO be held FRIDAY viii
be one Of the means employed.
The class has voted 10 plant a tree
in the park system which is 10 be
built on the high school grounds and
which will be a lasting mementO of
me class.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-11
Valuable Item
for Men

Health and strength hitherto un-
known viii De- felt surging in rich
red blood through the arteries and
veins and llfc's greatest ambitions
may be- realized as never before. n
the following special treatment ~
followed by those men. and wO-
men. TOO. who are stricken with
that most dreaded Of all Affections,
nervous exhaustion. accompanied
with such symptoms Is extreme
NERVOUSNESS. insomnia, cold ex-
tremfties. melanchoha. headaches.
constipation and dyspepsia. kidney
trouble. dreadful dreams Of dire
ful disasters. tmidity In venturing
and general inability To act nat
urauy az all times as other people
do. Lack Of pOise and equilibrium
tn men 5 a constant source OF en-
barrassment even when the public
least suspects r.. For the benefit Of
those who want restoration TO
fun, bounding health and all The
happiness accompanying H. flfe fol-
lowing home treatment Is given. II
contains no Opiates or habit form
ing drugs whatever. Nix IL &C
nome and no one Will be the wiser
a. 20 your affection.
The tree tment Is simple. thor
ough and correct. Leading drug
gists supply the main tinctures,
extracts and cSsences In one
ounce bottles. ready to mix. Get
three ounces syrup sarsaparilla
compound. mix with one ounce
compound fluid balmwOrt, and
stand two hours. Add one ounce
compound essence CardiOl. and
one ounce tincture cadOmene COM
pound mot cardamOml. shake weu
and take a teaspoonfu1 after each
meal and one at bedtime
The ingredients are used for va
rious prescriptions
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-11
HUNT TWO "HOLD-UPS"
Chicago Police Have Bold Highway
men to Deal With.

CHICAGO, March II. - The Chi
cago police Tuesday threw out a net
IN an effort TO capture two OF the
boldest holdup men they have dealt
with in many years. On we'll lighted
streets early this morning the two
bandits performed two daring hold
ups.
Alderman Charles Twigg. returning
home after a late session of the city
council. was held up and relieved of
his money and diamond stick pin
and his watch.
Joseph r. wilkins, a wealthy re-
tired broker. was forced to deliver
$50, his watch and stick pin.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-11
MEN TO START SENTENCES
Edward Roach and Dennis Griffin
Taken to- Prison Today.

Edward Roach and Dennis Griffin,
the two men captured in a Crumstown
store, were taken TO prison today
to begin serving their sentences, &C
cording to Sheriff Swanson. Roach,
who is SO years old, will serve from
two TO IA years at the state prison
at Michigan City while Dennis Griffin.
age 81, will do the same length of time
at the reformatory at Jeffersonville.
In addition both Of the men will suf-
fer Acknowledgement. Roach for five
years and Griffin for three.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-11
HUMANITY IN PRISON
CONTROL TO BE subject
Gov. 6. V. Stewart of Montana An
nounces Topic for Knife and
Fork Dinner.

Gov. s. Y. Stewart OF Montana, the
principal speaker at the Knife and
Fork clubs banquet at the Oliver no
tel next Tuesday evening, has in
formed the officials Of the club that he
will take Applied Humanity in Pris-
on Control as his subject at this
time. Hon. Charles Pickett. ex-con-
gresham from Iowa. will speak on
"The Civic Equation" at the same
time The Outlook for the Common
People, will be the title of the adj
dress to be given by Pres. George X.
Crosse of DePauW university.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-11

nent business men from all over
Georgia who were summoned to ap-
pear before J. d. Price, commission
er of agriculture, gathered at the
capital at o'clock Tuesday and are
being examined in regard to charges
of evading the public food law. Mis-
branding and authorizations have been
charged. The meeting today is in
the nature of an inquiry and the re-
suits will be turned over to the at
torney general for legal action.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-11

men use their influence 10 promote
the movements adopted by the con-
sututional convention league will be
urged by Weidler, who explained
Tuesday that the only way woman
can secure equal suffrage to the ballot
is by altering the present Indiana con-
stitution.
FOOD PROBE IN GEORGIA
ATLANTA, Ca, March 11.-Promi-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-11
CHILDREN GET ESTATE
VIII OF Late Adam krillinger of
AIishawaka is Filed.

The will OF the late Adam Krillen-
ger OF MiShawaka, giving all of the
property to the six children of the
deceased, was filed in the circuit court
on Monday and admitted to probate.
Matthias Wilhelm was named executor
and the bond, fixed at $1,00 was APP
proved.
At the same time the estate OF the
late Mary A. Turner was opened.
Grace Turner qualified as admins
traitor and supplied the required bond
in the sum of $4,000.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-11
Antna' ;:
Advice to
II BeeMty Seekers

The formulas given here by Miss Anna
Held cover every important factor in the
produce unusual results. They are ex-
tremely econOmicaI you mix them at
home. and you then obtain an article Of
unquestiOned superiority. at mere frac-
ton of the high cost of prepared articles
which are never 30 effective.
Miss Held cannot undertake to answer
correspondence by mail. but you viii like
~ find below answer to the very ques-
ton you have in mind.
DOUBTFUL-Even II You do not use
any hair treatment at all, IL Is absolutely
necessary for the health OF your hair 20
shampoo II thoroughly every week or so.
Most women do not wash their hair Oft
ener because OF the difficulty and the con-
ditOn OF the hair after drying. II you
use a teaspOonfUl OF eggOl dissolved in
half Gun OF hot water. as a shampoo.
you will be surprised how clean Of all
scurf your scalp VIII appear and how
easily manageable your hair viii be The
rich, creamy lather that eggol produces
makes 1t 4 real delight.
MRS. ANXIOUS-You certainly should
not lose hope. even at your age Of re-
you have the famous Naucaire treatment
10 rely on. You can make up this treat
ment at home yourself by dissolving thor
oughly half a cup Of sugar and one ounce
OF gallol In a half pint OF cold water
OF this, take two teaspOOnfuls after meals
and at bedtime. This Vaucaire method is
considered 10 be the most effective, and is
safe to take.
PHILIPPA-Only those who have actu-
ally used the following simple formula
can realize its remarkable bair-groW-inp
powers. II there are any hair-roots still
alive. it viii force them TO grow hair no
matter how bald the user may be- For
women with thin, short dull looking hair
1t Is ideal. 1t should be rubbed into the
scalp thoroughly and used every few DAYS
Mix together one ounce Of beta -canthol
a half pint OF alcohol and half a pint of
water, or use one full pint OF rum in
stead OF the water and alcohol. IL is then
ready to use.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-11

King Ludwig OF Bavaria is not only
credited with being one Of the best
skittle players in Germany but is also
hailed as the most democratic mon
arch OF the day. OF late he spends q
whole evening every fortnight playing
the great German game in a public
beer garden.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-11
CLASS SELECTS SPEAKER
Rev. Henry l.. Davis to Preach Bac-
calareate to High Graduates.

Rev. Henry l.. Davis, d. D.. pastor
Of the First Methodist church. will
preach the baccalaureate sermon TO
the 1914 graduating class of the South
Bend high school. according to a de-
cision made at a meeting of the senior
class this week. Commencement will
be held during the first week in June
and the commencement sermon will
be preached May 81. Graduation will
be on June l. There will be 100 in
the class this year.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-11

MISS G. r. S.-The trouble with many
women is that in an effort 10 beautify
their compilations, they daub their faces
with a hOtch-pOtch Of almost everything
advertised. Nor do they continue very
long In the use OF any one particular
beauty you seek. and in a very short time
too, IL you Will faithfully use this cream.
which Is economical. easy 70 mix Yourself
and wonderful in results. Mix two table
spOonfuls Of glycerine, and one ounce OF
amarol In a pint OF water. and stir until
1t becomes thick. This used every day
VIII give you an exquisite complexion
without fail
MRS. $. c. S.-Many women have n
very light growth OF down" on their
faces, arms and shoulders and do not
stop TO realize what a tremendous differ
ence In appearance is brought about by
cation of powdered delol is a wonderful
delight, for tt is unlike other superfuOus
halr remOverS, In that il never causes
irritation or spotting of the skin 1t re-
moves even the heaviest hairs with equal
ease, and on any part Of the body, no mat
ter how sensitive the skin.
ELEANOR G.-Steamine the face +o 70
move wrinkles is very bad for the skin.
Ihe modern creams sold I'm prepared form
Tor wrinkles are extremely tedious il in
deed they can be said TO be effectual
at all. The results Of the following for
mula should be one of your greatest sur-
pr1seS. Deep wrinkles in the forehead
about the mouth. the thousands of tiny
and crows feet may be made to
,Snlsh as though by some magic wand
10 pint or hot water add two table
spoonfuls OF glycerine, two ounces OF
,erol. When cool ii will be a Satinv
,ream. Use literally.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-11

PITTSBURGH. Pa-Jacob Friday.
a wholesale liquor dealer. left a will
bequeathing 100000 on the condition
that any beneficiary who is engaged in
the liquor business should forfeit all
claim in the estate.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-11
C. w. WEIDLER TO SPEAK
VIII Address Women's Suffrage
League Wednesday Night.

Charles W. Weidler, attorney, will
address the Woman's Suffrage league
at Melville hall Wednesday night
speaking on the subject, "a New Con-
stitution for Indiana. That the wo-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-23
Nisiions. % spnSaasifolcmpOe.

0m @uo oil, agter ct. 4ouIi 3.
eo. litb. @enig6eo oeo @eiton, Ga,
at af6oloe ct Misiions- og Sen.
oaasifolemeoe, Sen o., 10. os II.
Oftober. 5elgenoe Gmner ueOrs-
ren6e 5moagsifolearbeioet oil bIi.
be inoleoet % or6itet:
8re0ag eftermio6ag:
Zen e0. llt6. airfes @laal meo
Observation-Disclosures
9eroo9 Cite m iOoog.
Soorleoes mas set enfelte9arn
qennem llnoeroisningen? . Gim.
3. Il. 10. is.
S8nOaa Gftermiooag:
Soorleoes fan en- Ssnoaesifo.
lelGrer faa SieIp oberfor De man.
ae banifelige Spsrgsmaal Ser rel.
Ter ia eQer fremtommer / Ssn0ogs.
ifolegerningen2
aae er bicrtetie belfommen til
Meoet.
@cisgqnoe beoes in0meIoe iis til
nnSertesneoe ieneit Ben A. 0fto6er
0aa Ct. GauIi Menigbeos 8eena
$. @ielien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-23
Or. .Scnrnns operbnlct.

a~e6en6aun, 30. aug., 1914. lin.
Der lit 3anmarfsopbolo / CONNER
foretog Dor populpre %9anosniano,
Gr. arel Seqrung Ell lnr til SIS
lan6, % nnOer oenne na6neOes DE-
europqiife Sienotlig6eoer; 8. 3.
:. Ss Camper o9otnia@ iOm Or
$. ieileoe meo, maatte gad oiref'
tc ira 5preerne til a%o6en6aon,
men uuoerpeiS baooe ben ct 9euen.
tnr. ON 6pilfet Or. $. iortGaer os.
@i par gaaet ira 8Grserne o9
6ap6e 6(. a. 10 tpife 4orOieiiiferc
meo; Sc ifiiloe biem o. msoe til
ariastieueite.
Ia oi iaa oen "a ON gitermio-
ongen er miotpeiS I Roroisen, iaoc
ui aenllem Saaaen Die paa en- en-.
eeIif @ifoore, Der gioer os 0rore
til at itoppe; pi luitreOe nnturli9uis
og liot eiter laaoe en- G6aInp meo 2
Officercr % 16 MGtlo paa Sioen
at ngotnia~; De par ale uqbneoe
til 59noerne.
ane pasingerer maatte gsre
HpAe ior Apres Hntinuolitet. 90 dIfe
Sfi6spapirer %aennemiaas ombpsge.
Iist. 2 gitrisere os ies Hap, men
De 10 5pifere tog gnglpnoerne
me6 iis Tom arissfanger.
Seq ipurgte Sen engelife officer,
ON Sc babSe Jet noget til Ben tnife
8laooe; men ban gap mig intet
Soar. Ssrit ga iee bnpoe ipurat
) @nnae. pe1e0e ban pnu De 10 tn.
ife arissinnger oe iasbe imilenoe:
Oct er 0e eneite 5pifere, ri bar ietl"
Soa ifiltes ri ira oen engelifs
arp0iereifoore, Ser bilite uenligt til
aiifeS og snifeoe os 900 9eiie.
1itriaerue aanoe6e after lettet, oa
oi bar goot og bel borte, oa Gagen
efter fom pi til 4sbenbnon.
90 MI iioSer iea Der, ilutter Or.
Se1rune - oe fan life fonme til
boge til aulerifa for I Slutninsen
at september; ale Sfibe forinoen
er iplote.
G1mnr1 Gpnre-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-23
Nr6oe Masmmsiem frifenOt.

Wfiot unOer Den itore arigstlm.
mel, Der optager allies StnO, rem.
fommer Meooelelien OIL. at oen
neOiotte 4ropiteret bar irifenot ga.
itor 9(rboe 3asmusien / ben moo
BAN anlagte Sag.
5riiinoelien onffer fife iaa itor
0piigt MI - ale 5aufer % al Sn.
teresie er andre Steoer enc oeo
llnoerie9elien al firfe0ogmatiifa
Spsr9Smaal - % BERTH fommer
10, at Sagen ifal gaa oiOere til
9anOemeoet Ggiifop og a%lmtman0)
% oerira til @sieiteret.
Spoo Ser bar sie6liffelia Snte.
resie oeo Den afiagte aenoelie er.
at Frooit SeffIer ifaI boDe
TENT Tor Gomiploelie, meOens BET
jnrioiife aetsmeolem, Se~rreOsfogeS
Ban, itenite for 5riiinoelie. Qrooit
6eiiIer bar nemlig tioli9ere nars
melt iorioaret q. g., ioaleOes ifreu
ban i aaol6org StiitstioenOe" Tor
3 4ar iioen:
oG..R. fan life me6 aonoelig
8et frafenoes i'm @reiteitiaing !
Dor airfe~. 81 9rooiten iort-
iptter: - Set oil meo Sanobeo
funne iiaes. at ariitenoemmen fife
itaor og ialoer me6, at en- Ieolo9
fonmer uoenior oct friitelige, iorOi
ban paa settle 9nnft ONT Somiri.
ieosIen bar line egne Weninger -
4aitor qrboe Nasmnsiens belle
StanOpunft er al en- iaaonn Natltr,
at man bonOler liadnoeligt Deo at
gaa ben % bugge belle anuOen ober
meo ct Sa6elbug. 9e, ser gsr Oct.
fan fomme let nof ira BET, men 0e
banoler / ltretfGr0igbe0, ioroi
hnerfen Sfriiten eaer pore firfelige
Spm6oler er en- Sp9noetrsie, Der
Ifal binore al 9eo91eliesiri6eo."
8i0ere ifreu gronit Ssifler: Get
er en- iono 2pffe - og bet er Be
pis paa Dor airfes GnmmeIia6eo
oa 6riiino. at Nh. er blepen amer
fenOt iom 6erettiaet til at iortiptte
lin @irfiom6eo inOtil oioere. Spao
herpe0 er ulnoet er | 8irfeligbe.
Sen noaet fort = og mon fnn Der
Tor fln ~lpfsuife 9iifop Ronlien til,
at bans aiasrelie al Soaen blep
Ion oen 6leo".
Saale0es mente altiaa Grotit
0siiler / 1911, M bar ban aanife
foranoret %anifnelie.
Men iom iagt ar6oe Nasmusien
iriian0tes peo 9roiteretten og BET
6liuer M Stiitontmano 6. 9rnn
(@eianotens 9ro0er) o. 9iifop
9oulieu, Ser ifal aiaioe Oeres
Sfen, ier Ssieiteret iiaer iii inap.
pedable 0rO i Sagen. Mddife irP.
ser oog 9iifop OstenfeIo /
giifop 9onliens Steo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-23
9anmarfs GOrrl
a%e6cn6apn. Ben %. 9fua. 1914
Stemninacn | ap6embaun.
q. 3. Senien II,
SantesoiGe

: De ierite 3age. eiter at arigs.
iaflen tQnotes oDer europa, Dor
ser 0erbeiitet o9 Sppn6ina at ipo.
re blnn0t aebenbaunerne. @a6er.
ne prinmleOe al 8olf ben babe 9tnt.
De melt oanbittiee G1gtcr iuirreoe,
5rpat Tor Sungersneo brngte Sus-
msore til at inofsbe enorme Weng.
ser al Ssbeoarer C9rgo, Mel. Son.
ieroes etc) o8 9en1epnaerne iiple.
oe @ul6. o. Sslomenter I Strsni.
peifaiter o. pan %IignenOe life rem.
tebpreil0e Steoer.
Men life iaa mart m9rfeoe man,
at ari9ens 9ipuel bolot ii9 neoe |
g%eitereuropd, fer Ietiinoeoe Sober.
baprere after traf @eiret og ben.
gap fla til ale De gamle lloifeielIer /;
gnnife pitt er Der life idn fpI0t paa
oe itore aafeer mere, 5inoli o9 So.
rieteerte bar minOre 9eisg, men
De itsrre Teatre err aIereoe | Gang
meo Seionen. % 5olf bill sanife
miiffert ogiaa iinoe oerben, bbis' life
ser bGnoer 9epiuenbeoer, iom for.
bin6rer bette.
ga oct er 10 eoot oct famine; II
70 oa Rerosiitet er life De beIoigite
Gaeuifober | en- 9efolfnina uioer
truenoe Sorbolo - tonrtimoo.
aln GaabIaoenes oSelesrambaI.
Ter beleires; men Der iaar man 10
ogioa gratis, boao man | ben fsr.
tie ariestio betalte nleo 3 Ore -
9laoenes Gfstrau6eaoer bar life
mere iaa Itor afiatnins; oct er piii
gdaet OBJ for 5olf, at oct meite al.
bpoo De | @onr fsbte al vNpt" for
3 Ere, ulaa De | DAG gipe andre 3
Gre for. at ioa oementeret, o. at
ser lite beres meget al oct, Ger
pirfeIig bRnoer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-23
!Spitfeit On Misiipnsmpbe.

On @uo pil, blioer Der SGitfeii
og Misiionsmeoe / Si(oams oonifl
'eu.. lntb. Menigbeo. Chicago, 81
ira oen 27.-29. September. @rp
itcrne Z. g 6. Sanien % %. .
9locf oentes at bile fomme og tai
oeo Oisie Weoer.
genner inobp0es fprligit at pprI
me0 os I Be n9oute Gaze.
4aa Menig6eoens 9eene.
3 5imonen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-23

Den %aItiaa: alt er after roligt t
Sbipfapasiet; 9artipreot % Mis.
6anOlinaer al aieiteus Single ilore.
rer paanp = fort inat oi genfen.
Der after bort ganle / nogIe
Gage ioranoreoe r a%sben6aun %
oetS balDe Miaion SuoDnanere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-23
Wisiions. on ltnaoem

6liuer ser, oil @lo, i Sen oanife
airfe, Siour Gitp, Sa., / 9agene
9.-tt. Oft.
3ilreHenoe beoes inomeloe Jig til
unoertegueoe ieneit oen 3. Oft.
9eo om ct aanoens 9inieoeir ooer
Meoetl
9oa Menig6eoens ge9ne,
5. q. BARREN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-23
WiSii0nsmpoe

I 9etbanio @enigbeo, 9Iatte Sc,
9ebr., 25.-27. September I'll.
reiienoe oeIfomne. De 6eoes meloe
iig til u%n6ertegneoe inOen %. Sep.
tembp-. 9aa Menigbeoens @eane.
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