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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-19
areSsniooe.

atlantic arcos al oen ioreneoe
oanife go ..Iutb. airfe / amerifa al.
boloer tit areosmsoe ! Bethesda
oanife CD .Iutb. Meniebeo. @orce.
ter. 0iais.. ira ben / til Den &c.
Sept. areoiens 4raiter beoes 1ioc
Geoe, Meniaheoerne at ienoe 3ele-
cater % port Meniabeosfolt at font
me meo Tom GeIta9cre og bringe
9enner meo. Man Geoes erin6rs
ieIgenoe 9eilutning ira IiSite aar:
.are6sme0ets 0eltaacre. Der er
ober Il anr. betaler hereiter 500
for oeres OpboIo u1oer Neoet.
@soet b%egunoer meo anbninas.
guostieneiie 5re6aa 5orm, az. 10.
1orretninqsmsoc 9eroag 5ormio.
oag.
emner Tor Weoet:
Rcniahpoens: ~9pffeIie. (Gf. 3.
ID: a0erfor 6eooer oct: ganan OBJ,
on. Tom ioper. og tina op fra bet
oeoe. % ariihis ifal lnie for Ois!"
areoiens: Zen 6eniac 9a6pere. "
geo prGitcm6oct v9rritens Sus.
beisa."
CAB os be6e % arbeioe for OF fan
Ell riat Meoe.
9 g. aipr, are0sformo.
lln9oomsforbun6et for atInntic
areos nfbolSer. ON @no oil, tit
aorsmsoe / 6orbin6eIie meo areos.
meoet / Borceiter, Rofs., ben Z.
Sept. ~(2oborSan). Gmne: /. Sob.
2, f4-f5.
5oreninger beoes Ienoe Gelegnter.
@enner al bort llng6omsorbeioe mo.
bp6es. anisenineer ON Optaeel.
ie ener onbet beorsrenoe Sorbunoet
beoes ien6t mig fsr /. Sept.
Chr. Gbriftenfen, 5ormo.
s SenboIo til Onenitnnenoe mo.
bpoer Bethesda M~enigbeo, Boree.
tier, Mais., ale. Tom fan og bill DP.
re meo os ! oisie Gage til at npoe
Serrens Suies Bo6er. 8i penter
mango og bar gIoos for ale. Vile
3eltogere be6es inomeIoe ia til I'm.
oertegneoe in6en %. auguit 1914.
u. 6. aaberg grplt.
208 garf ape.,
Borceiter. Miis.
.Sonoelig iiaer ieg eoer, at hpoo
Tom belit : beoe TaOeren ON | nit
Wopn. ifof ban siue eoer." Sob.
is, %.
W9.: "a oi life ieIu bar airfe
@orceiter, bar bi moatte isge Sus'
lp bos armenierne uneer areos'
msoet. Tenne Menigbeo bar oper'
laot os fin airfc, iom figser poo
Ormont ct. Nnn tnger en- Bonn
ton Ct. Sporooen oeo 9Gitp 3a1"
; os itoar Of peo Ormont Str. Nnrl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-19
Ill eoIe.

60 acres al oct beoite 9anO /
5reeborn County, N~innefota. BE.
Iigsenoe th Dill 9eit ior @eneoa
% 4 Dill Spo for GLENDALE. @oot
Sus meo s gGreIier. 500 Stolo.
Raifinbus, Spinebus, &eniebus, o.
/. D. Sele 6ormen sobt inobesnet.
@obt 8ano. ann faas neo gei9t.
ming, ON snifes. SaIpoelen al as-
beiuntmen MA uobetaIes. Get 90
rige fan itaa til $50. Oil irlge paa
@runo al Spgoom.
Sfrip til Chris Solm, at. 3,
GLENDALE, Wlinn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-19

On SUB oil, oiboloer Minneio,
ia areos fit aarlise Msoe / ct. Be
ters Nenigbeo, RortbiielS. @inn..
ira 3. til 6. Sept
aabningsme6e 5ors6ag aften
al. ~.
areoiens emue: On iornuitig
@uosoprfeIie. Gom ~, +.
Wenigbeoens emne: 1rorns 9a.
len % @irfnin1. Sch. II. 10.
Smoagsifolens gmue: earerens
arbeioe o. WanI.
gnbuer Menigbeo beoes erinOre
i'm aet o. 9ligt at ienoe en-
9eIegnt.
9oa areoiens gegne.
6.@.g . o.
Ct. Qeters Menigbeo. Rortb.
iieIo, Minn.. in6bp6er berbeo Min.
neiota areos til at afboIoc tit aars.
msoe | Dor Mi06e / opennGpnie
Gage. 6or goo Oroens SfpIo %
ligeleoes for at lette SnbfDnrterings
qrbeioet beoes ale EilrejIen6e ben.
Iigit ON Of inomeIoe ia inoen Den
I. Sept. til Mr. q. 9eterien. Rortb-
iieIo. Winn.,
Sanfeiproe for We0et: Gal. 43
3. gan Menigbe0ens os esne Beg.
ne. q. Sd. geterfen. Brett.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-19
MOOeilaueri Opsiurs.

.@merifanife aoinoer oil Tor be
Itanoia ogre emnneiperet ira ga.
riIer.Mooernes SIoperi Deo euro.
pafri9en, ingoe Dirs. M. 2. q
Swift. en- MoOebanolerinoe 20
Sos anseIcs, Galifa iom forIeoer
anfom til gep Dorf ira paris.
.amerifa fommer til ct labe iinl
eane Wooer Tor ct anr | bet mino'
fte~, I1gop bun. uoa maa 81 gre
bet cen Sang. ian oil Oi aIorig
mere Iaoe os oiftere al europa.
Sea tunfer, bette er min iioite Gnr
uoenlan0s FOR at ie pan MoOerne. !"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-19
o PROHIBITION
Continued from page A.

Personal liberty does not con
sist in the free and unlimited use
Of whatever poisons, each indi-
vidual might develop a banker
ing for. / might want to en-
ploy, through a depraved appe-
tite, an unlimited quantity OF
opium, for my own personal de-
rangement. But the government
here steps in and says: No, you
don'ti The law will take care
that you don't. Is the gov
eminent a tyrannous institution
on that account Is my personal
liberty in danger through such q
eituations Nothing Of the sort
You might desire TO consume
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-19
Stort ~llnsOomSmpoc.

oil blipe aiboIot, ON @uo oil
Gogenp ff-f3. September D. u.
gbene5er Reniebeo, auoubon go.
Soma.
Nenigbeben inobnoer iGrligt DC
uiise | Soma areOs til at meoe tai.
rigt frem.
5elgen6e gmner oil bliue orsitet:
1. De unge Tom arpetngere. Gal
ff9, Beers III.
2 De unges arbejoe | airfen
biemme / Better 4, 10.
3 De unaes arbeioe ube. Wnrf.
GD. rs, 10.
geIfommen on unge Wnnoffab -
fom en- flor Sfarel
ane SnomeloeIier mao re ieneii
7. September til un0~ertegneoe.
TdnfeIprog: .9eoer uoen afIa'
belize" I 9bei. B, II.
gna Gbene5er Menigbeos geane
q. 9. gbriftinnen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-19
,Oonfferen"
0nsOag Den 70. anguit 1914.
gIair, ae6r.

Otto Sanien iortalte os / @aar,
at bans sm 9onis. iom Dor oeo
@eftbD, q. 9af.. 9irsoag Den lbs.
mar bar ble1en orpbt al eDn 0on
bar foren6e paa Bel til enen. o.
Ga ban bar fommen Ell balD 0iils
gei fra 5iemmet. foni Ser ct Cor
oenifralo ira Ell eufelt life 5f1;
begge bans 9eite ramtes o. or9b-
tes af gnnet. og ban bleb ilaaet
beoioitles. efter at baue Iigget
Iaoleoes en- 5tuuo. fom ban til ii9
Ielo % nar ! Stano til at gaa til
fit Stem. 0an maatte DOG IT,
Den gaa til Senas og baoe 29ge
tilfalot. Den. iom oi foritaar, er
ban fommen nogenIunoc pei ouer
BET Irpf, ban baooe faaet al 9pnet
- Thomas Gbriitenien er M iaa
blot raif, al ban for noale Gage
iioen er fommen biem ira 5oipita.
let.
Gam gbriitenien er i~remoeles
paa 6oipitolet / Omaha, men 81
terretninoerne oerfra lDoer paa, at
ban or 6e0re. - SaIaa Mrs. s.
Me1er er beore.
Gn gammel Sober al Can
iferen", g9iels Gasmusien ira Cor
ming. aanios. er Der 9eieg / Dis
Re Gage. 9on er ben eneite 8an-
fer. hDor ban Dor. og tilberer oer-
for en- presbnterianif Meni9be0, /
bDilfen ban er gglOer1, men ban
bar, Iiger ban. / lpngere LID lpng.
res efter at afIpgge 9ei6g blanot
lutherife Qunosmqno, men ierit M
BAR BET lnffe0es BAN at inn tine
Sager oroneoe iaaleoes. at ban
fnnoe forIn0e fit Stem. San IL
ger, at Sne0en og Subren par no.
mprfet paa Be ggne, 6oor ban Dor,
og Der tegner til ca. balo Aol al
Wais. 9len lpigere igOpaa bar
9srfen trntfet ~baaroere.
DIN llofaloet al Brimprbal-
get / Ba1r fan oi paa bette Gios-
punft fife aneipe neiagtige Sal, oa
ale 8aleoiitrifterne life enOnu bar
r%apporteret. 6slgenoe ipnes bog
at ifune piuoe / @aibington Goun.
tD:- 6or @uoerner, Sammono.
@ep., Moorbeao, Gem. 6or Con-
gresham 2. Dit. SoparO. 9iep.
2o6ecf, Gem. 6or gountp 9lt-
tornep Sec. u. 8oa Gem. 5or
Gountp Supt. q. Z. 9uno, Rep..
sSobn q. Rboaoes. Gem.
Cor 9anosmauo, DIR. q. 6
grorion, iom ior fort lib ii0en
febte Or. Banners apotef Der /
8nen. bar traplt meo at omorone
fit Eager % tage npe 8arer mo
San bar i Sinoe at acre lit 4potef
til Oct beoite / 9nen. e bans
fore annonce / naite Summer a
aGoniferen".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-19
MisiionsmeOe % anouieIicsfeit.

Scranton oanif eu. .Iut1. Menig.
beo. Scranton. Sa., afboIoer. ON
Quo oil. @isiionsmpoe / Gaaene
ira $50. Ntu9. SmOag 6orni.
oil oct me alIter6illeoe blioe mo.
oiet % Senoa9 eitermiooa8 inooies
9rpiteboligen. 81 inobDoer beroeo
fprligit 9enner al ben mtberift
airfes 4r6eioe til n tomne %
6oloe Set meo D. Gent ION on.
fer at baoe 2ogi beoes meloe oeres
aomme minoit 3 Cue Ter @1soets
9e9nnoeIie.
9an Nfeniabcoens &e5ne
6. Il. 9iort5nang. Brett
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-19
GienOOm / Blair.

On oeilig gienoom paa 4 Aeres
9anO meo ioa goOt Tom mt s Be
relies Sus = mar Oeo Dana Sol.
leae = fan fsbes paa auHitige Bill
fnnr.
2iqele6es ct mooerne 7 99relies
GUS og ~ acre Serb b~eplantet
meo arugttrqer o. guife. Snoen-
for g~pgrpnien.
6. 8. 8obinon aealtp 90.
Blair, Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-19

bette. ina on life iarer oil0. Dor
gn er eoo. men life beore emo andre.
9~earunoet paa, at Meniebeoen ieIp
maa nibeHptte fin airfe fra 1015
til f2h SsnOaa, oil por CUBS.
%tieneite oenne Gag bIipe ira So til
10R. ". g. u.
0ebraifa 9rcOicns 10. garsmDoc.
aihol0es. ON @uo oil. i aanias 81.
To 3aaeue ira 3. til 6. Sept
1911 Msoet beapnoer me0 sol.
mesieguostieneite / Meaiabeoeus
airfe 1orsoa9 aiten Ben 3. sept.
aloffen S.
6slacnoe Tina oil blipe ior5ano.
LET.
1. 0~ebraifa areOiens Wisiion.
2. SnaO er ariiteuoom2
3. Nab. 3. 90.
/. gernenes llnoeruisning
Senoaas. o. SoerOoasifolen
Oct iorpentes. at ale areoiens
grrItcr gioer @s6e.
ane areoiens Rcnia6r6er ammo.
oes i%notrpuaenoe ON at ienOe De-
legnter.
9aa 3ebraIfa areoiens gegne.
Sars SEMEN, areosiormano
: SenboIo til obenitaaen0e ge.
fenotgereIie inObn0er Dor 5reI.
iers@ ooiiife eD. lutb. Reniebeo /
aanias 6itu genner til at oeftnar
/ areosms0et.
@lpo os meo eorrs 9eisg o. en-
fuIotoIIia Representation al Bro.
tier % GeIeaoter.
9eisaen6e beOes in0meIoe ia ie.
nett oen %. ausuit. Vile iilreiicn.
DC beoes al 9enlDn I'll bore lotale
5orboIo at fomnie ON 5orsoaaen
enten me0 Burlington ira Omaha
9:15 Morgen. I aanias Sin 4.05
eitermiooog - ira 9incoln f:t0
Rorgen. I aanias Gitn 7:45 aiten
- ira 9enoer pia Heo Glau0. Snr.
on al. 200 Sors0ag Morgen, /
annias 9itn 11:45 IorsOaa 8no.
eaer ogiaa meo Ro. Baciiic ira
OMAHA 1t:i0 5mo: % ira Gin.
coin $40 5m0.: I annias 9itp
Cos Gitermiooag. 0eriom ~tilrei.
ieloe genner pil meooele os meo
buiIfe 8oe, DC fommer, oil ri bape
mlee Dipno pnn Linton Station til
at mootage o9 Ieoiage Dem til Sir.
fen. Disie oil pGre fenoeIiae poa
De 8annebrogs iarpe0e Sleiier, De
oil barre,
9aa Wenigbeoens geane
Carl 8ilbelm en-,
2f04 Rortb t0tb Ct, annias Gitp,
aanias.
Some Rbone: 8eit 1899.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-19

generation II uedIn. Inc gov
eminent says: No, thank you.
we don't do business that way
- Would this be tantam0unt to
governmental deviation from the
fundamental principles of llber-
ty, laid down in, and guaranteed
by, the constitution Far from
it. For the constitution guaran-
tees complete personal freedom
in the pursuit OF hIaIpipli-
nIeIsIs = not in the pursuit OF
selfdestruction. That 5 the gist
of the whole matter. The gov
eminent simply carries out the
intent and purpose OF the law
1t does not presume to make that
law = that's the business of the
governed. They formulate, and
pass, through the men they Sc
lect for that purpose, such laws
as they deem necessary for a
peaceful pursuit of happiness.
The viii of the majority of the
governed, that the law.
Oh, how | should ike to rub
these arguments into the hide OF
the whiskey interests, when they
elect to pose as the true, noble,
di~sinterested guardians Of the
spirit of the constitution, and of
the Holy Scriptures. What do
they care for the ways of Al
mighty God, anyway In His
book the rule is laid down, thus
If meat maketh my brother to
stumble, | will eat no flesh for
evermore, that | make not my
brother to stumble. This, of
course, applies to drink as well
as meat, and everything else
which might make the weak to
stumble.
Let then, in Gods name, the
cause Of National prohibition
proceed on its way. And may
it come out victorious - But
surely, now, this matter hangs
on your say-so, you free voter.
The constitution guarantees you
perfect freedom 70 vote as you
see your duty. No coercion
whatever. 1t IL rue, however.
that in sporadic eases certain IN
terests repeatedly eontravene
that liberty, turning the vote
into channels which lead to their
own ACKNOWLEDGEMENT and gain.
And. Mr.. Andreae to the con-
trary Notwithstanding, | flatly
make this assertion that in nine
cases out of ten. these same in
terests are, either directly or in
directly, connected with, Or IN
der the command Of, Whiskey,
of the manufacture and vending
Of int~oxicants. This is a state
ment so veraeious and exact,
that only an idiot would think
Of disputing it.
But ] must come TO a close.
although there r several other
points in aforementioned address
which I could desire to ventialte.
notably on pages 10 and Il.
The liquor interests have syn
dicated the talents Of able writ
ers. so that the country actually
IS being irrigated land also irri-
tated1 with a steady stream of
words, words, words. The whis-
key arguments are presented IN
the guise of timely, earnest,
notwithstanding articles while
in reality the whole kit and ca
Doodle is nothing but silly slip
slop. dotty CUFF, and tepid twad-
die.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-19
COLUMN
Mrs. J. P. Jensen, Editor.
Nebraska Motto:
Equality before the law.
Not Consulted.

big European nations this week
without consulting the women.
Are not women's interests at
stake2
Are not the lives not only of
their leved ones, bnt Of them
selves at stake
Why are they not consulted
Wake up, women Of the Unit
ed States, and secure your en-
REIMBURSEMENT before you, too,
find yourselves in the abyss.
Under equal suffrage Col
orado schools are better menaged
and Colorado teachers better
paid than those in Ohio" Miss
Theodore Blake told an audience
in Cleveland the other day.
Miss Blake, whose home is in
Bedford, O., returned recently
from Golden, Colo, where she
has been teaching. = found all
the women | met deeply interest
ed in civic matters, devoted to
their homes and yet with time
to cast a vote for the best candi-
dates on election day" she said.
Many well-meaning men
and women affirm that suffrage
would work a harm TO woman
by lessening the respect in which
she is held. This argument
would have more weight had it
not been employed against every
proposition advanced in favor of
the enlargement Of woman
sphere. This objection was once
raised to the higher education
Of woman, but it is no longer
heard. The same objection was
offered each time the door has
opened and woman, instead Of
suffering degradation, has risen.
Bryan.
Although returns from the
primary election of Au-
gust 4 have not come as The
Wowan's Journal goes to press,
about 100000 Women registered.
In all parties except the Repub-
lican at least one woman was
In the running for a State or
Congressional office.
Mrs. Harriet Harper was the
Oldest woman in Kansas to re-
gister for the August primaries.
She is 102 years of age. Unas-
sisted, Mrs. Harper walked down
town and climed the long flight
of stairs leading to the city
clerks office. 1t was estimated
IS per cent, Of the women Of
Atchison would vote IN the pri-
maries.
Omar Garwood, assistant di-
strict attorney Of Deyer and Sc
eretary Of the National Mems
League for Woman Suffrage,
recently nailed a common argu-
ment Of Nebraska an~ti-suffra-
gists with the following tele-
gram:
Woman suffrage makes no
appreciate increase in taxation
because election judges handle
women's votes along with mems
at very little expense, and wo-
mems votes are well worth tho
cost. The percentage Of regis
tered Colorado woman who act
ually vote is Just about the same
as the percentage Of men. Far
mers' wives vote very generally
and it is not true that ninety
percent Of our woman's vote
comes from cities"
-Lonefellow's grandson, =.
T. Dana, spoke at a suffrage
meeting in Boston the other day
This recalls the fact that the
poet favored votes for women
in the days when the cause was
much more unpopular than it is
now. He said: woman suffrage
is certainly coming. and | for
one expect a great deal of good
to result from it,"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-19
0us til eaIas.

gaa GrnnO al gortreiie snffer
ieg at iaIae nit Sus Sem gqreI.
fer. SOIiO gpsning. Smuf geIig.
genoe Ueo Sfoo os Ss. Eat peo
SfoIe % onnit Iutberif airfe. aon
iplges meset binig, ON Sanoelen
fan ife mart.
MRS Z. q. M~osmusfen,
9nef, mis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-19
yOsbueSesrpn Sc pr. %.
.(grope eIIer iine)-

-(grope eIIer fine)-
gpggrun, srope eIer fine, 7c 90.
Rismel oa aartofieImel, &c 90.
5orienoes OberaIt iom poitpoffe eIIer
pr. grpres. Strife 9orer oa arIia
getiening. Crit 81. Senfen
Cor. %. &@rant cts, Omaha, Webr
Eel: Bebfter 1929
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-19
Notwithstanding.

Zen oanife Clinics npe Camper al.
iejleoe ira 0etp Dorf Den IL. aus.
meo ct betDoeligt antal gasiagerer
oa Sen eripgiife Bolt. Wan better
inaem afbrpoelie / ben regulrre
5drtplan.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-19
I'll eeje.

I'll geje.
Stprt oMooern Brief Sotel" iom
ger goo 5orretnine, fan leies me.
get billigt. RGrmere Oplpsninger
iaos oeb at benDenoe fig til
Or. ). g. Ssreenfen,
GIf Sorn, ga.
eder til
Ebom. Z 8om n,
aimbaIIton, ga.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-19
NisfiunsmeSe

afboloes / Menigbeoen peo Gallen'
Der, Soma, | Daaene 6.-8. Sept
Ga / Menigbeoen | Holfe, So,
Tngene "a Oft.
aarlig Snobpoelie til alle.
yaa Menigbeoens Degne
Grits Mn6erfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-19

4oresieforanorima.

gaitor u. 6. @eismann, isr
Coulter, Sa., M 403 5a5el Ct,
8nrren, ga.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-19
Wiishpnsmphe

uiboloes, ON 6erren III. ! auoli'
bon, So.. / Gnaene &c Sept.
aqrlia SnobpSelie I'll ale iierr
% unr.
Qaa @enig6e6ens 9e1ne.
;. 3. Gbriitianfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-19
@mbstieneiter
Blair.

Oiutt.
SeoaesIfoIe aI. 9,f5.
Observation-Disclosures 81. 1920
aftenguostieneite al. 8.
Crnm: @uostieneite 1. og 3
Ssnoaa / bDer Naaneo, SCI. 1926
Sormiooog.
Geunaro: Yaa Ssnoag (23.
Gug.) SsnoaesifoIe meo aonfir'
manolasning aI. 10, oan
@uostieneIte al. II. Rpite Ssn'
bag go. Qug.) Ss~noagsIfole mel
Qonfirmonolasning sci. 10. en-
aeIff @uostieneite aI. II.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-19
Qortb 0afofa Qamb.

0osIe faa upperIige anleoninser
til at fsbe CODE Siem / be oonffe
aoIonier | Weitbp, GonepilIe os
5ertiIe gaIlep 1otpnibips. rnr peo
gnne, SfoIer og airfer. Sfrip i'll
Sans an6erfen,
GertiIe. 81. ..
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-19
Wisnonsmpoe

boI0es, oil Sub. ira "a. Oftober
/ Sampton,. Gebr. @eiter I'll Ne.
BET oil pare os Delfomne.
8na Meni9beoens 9egne.
q. Ii. ScbuIt3
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-02-08
South Bend Physician Giving Away
Medicine to Rheumatic Sufferers.

Mrs A. F. Plummer. Franklin. y.
H.. writes: win say your medicine
has helped me more than the four
doctors ] had this summer"
F. p. Sickles. Smithfield, Nebr.
says: Il have been afflicted with
rheumatism. especially sciatica- for
a number of years. Was having a
severe attack when / sent for your
sample. / had taken only two of
your tablets when noticed a
change for the better. / have not
taken all the sample yet. but feel
cured" Mrs. NJ s. Hoadley, Sedalia,
Mo-, says: TT is wonderful what
your medicine has done for me. I
was on crutches Friday night when
i received 1t 1 began taking IT at
once and on Monday put away the
and used cane Since
Thursday ! have not used either
and am doing my own work I had
rheumatism on and OF for 30 years.
If you are subject to rheumatic
pains of any nature write for a
free box of DIR. Whitehalfs Rheu-
matte Remedy today. 1t will be
sent postage prepaid to you. Do
not send one penny. Let us prove
to you. as We have to thousands of
Others what this remedy will do for
you. DR.. Whitehall Is particularly
anxious to have druggists know
more about his preparation and,
therefore, asks all who write him
for the free medicine to mention
their druggists names. In writing
address Branch $40. Whitehall
Laboratory. DIR. Whitehall. Megri-
mine Co. South Bend. Ind
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ENGLISH TOO SNOBBISH
TO CONDUCT HOTELS
As Result. All of the Best Posi-
tons Are Given to
Foreigners.

Manchester. Feb. "A great many peo-
pie besides Americans, it seems. are ask
ing why the provincial and other hotels
of the second class in England are so
vastly inferior to those in America and
on the Continent of the same standing
The answer given by William Towle,
managing director of the hotels Of the
Midland Railway Company. is twofold:
% The genius of the English people does
not lie in the direction Of bookkeeping:
81 snobbery is at the root of the trouble.
all the best posts in the hotel world
being given to foreigners.
Why are all these rich billets given to
German. Swiss. italian and French man.
ayers? Simply because the English gen.
tleman would never think of training his
son to be a mere hOtelkeeper.' with the
result that the Continental hotel keepers
and managers are A much higher and
more intelligent class of men than their
confreres in this land of snobs. Thus
positions worth s7.GnG 10 $4,000 a year are
easily obtained by foreigners because
there are no eligible competitors in Eng
land.
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Proper Stimulus to Nerve Ceniers Gives
Impetus 10 Blood Health.

So many people refer to the merit Of
s. S. s. By this they mean that 1t causes
them to feel good they get rid Of stasna-
tion. Things are happening within Us all
the time that give evidence Of having
slipped a cog.
We are constantly producing waste
!. But thew accumulate here and there,
the nerves tell US about it, the skin
shows It. there are almost always certain
indications that we need help.
The blood and the nerves are so inti-
nsteIy associated that they are mutually
dependent upon each other for health.
pronounced IN the blood It necessarily
must prove a proper stimulus to the
nerves whereby each assists the other 10
check and eliminate conditions of diseasA
There Is probably no other remedy so
well known as s. s. 8. for the blood.
And for this reason 1t is the one remedy
invariably called for. But there are
many people who do not insist upon hav-
ing s. s. S. and are easily persuaded to
try something else .just as good" 20 they
ere told. II your blood is thin; II you
have rheumatic pains: II your skin is ir-
ritated with eczema. lupus, letter, psoria-
sis, or sny other blood humour; II you
are troubled with pimples or bcils do not
permit yourself TO be talked into buying
something else, but insist upon 9. 8. S.
It is really q remarkable remedy. 1t
contains one ingredient, the active pur-
pose Of which Is TO Stimulate the tissues
10 the healthy selection Of Its own essen
dial nutriment. And the medicinal ele-
nents Of this nstchless blood purifier an
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Without Charge of any kind
DR.. Whitehall Mesrimine
Co. will send Medicine
to all who write.

DR.. whitehall. after IS years OF
practice. has succeeded in COM
pounding a remedy that he believes
to be wonderfully efficient for rheu-
matte pains, and through the DR..
Whitehall Megrimine Co. has al
ready given away thousands Of
boxes OF this great remedy. The
success of his open-handed method
warrants him in further continuance
of the distribution of thousands
more Of Tree full packages to other
sufferers. The doctors remedy Is q
common-sense combination of well
known remedies that tends to d.
minish the accumulation and in
crease the elimination of the poisons
that produce muscular soreness,
tender. infiamed and swollen Joints,
and other manifestations of rheu-
matism.
Below are quoted unsolicited let
tiers from the doctors mail. Similar
letters are received constantly. Here
is one from Mrs c. NJ Boughman,
Edinburg. Ill. Dear Dr. WHITEHALL:
Received your medicine. It was
for my mother. She did not have
the use Of her hands for Q month.
The third morning after using your
medicine she dressed herself"