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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-02

Photograph especially posed to his
own shop photographer for this
newspaper.
purpose Of producing health and hap
piness.
We have learned much about firing
boiler scientifically. and running
machinery efficiently. But when it
comes to the human body We go at
the work Of it's nourishment in hap
hazard fashion. Reducing friction in
our mental processes, adjusting the
load to our strength and feeding the
human furnaces is yet an entirely un-
scientific process.
We seldom give any scientific con-
sideratiOn to fOOd-the fuels of life.
We trust to taste which is being con-
stantly led astray by new sensations,
from commanding food and poisonous
drinks to the toxin of wrath and the
poison of fear. The mind. which ap-
pears TO be the engineer of the body,
is as carelessly handled. 1t is sub
jected TO overloads and strains, TO
haphaZard entertainments, 10 undis-
ciplined and disordered ambition and
greed and distracted by worry and
fear-and the worst of all is fear.
Efficiency from Mental Health.
Mental health, according to our ex-
perience, results Immediately in eff
cheney. Men who are healthy whose
families are well cared for and who
have enough and grounds for hope,
come to their work with spirit and en-
thusiasm. This increases their prod
uct and makes it possible for them to
have more leisure for rest and recrea-
ton.
Take the item of industrial acct
dents Men who are not suffering
from fear, from hunger or from
worry, are more skillful, more alert.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-02
BY HENRY EORD.

For the new institution we will es-
tablish in Detroit. we have taken over
twenty acres of land and three large
buildings which were designed for a
hospital. Our plans for these grounds
and buildings, and others TO be erect
ed and equipped, call for a producing
plant where knowledge on keeping
health may be learned
The theory upon which we Will
work is that the human machine Will
operate efficiently, If properly man.
aged. A man should not die of dis
ease, in agony of body and mind; that
is unnecessary.
The doctors tell US that many dis
eases are preventable. We hope most
of all TO prevent cancer
We expect TO send forth informa-
ton, with the help of many minds
and the good will of every one, which
Will make the human body efficient
and each day of life rich in health and
happiness. This is not beyond science
and human ability 1t has not been
accomplished because we have not
given it the attention il deserves. We
have been working so hard getting
ready TO live that we have neglected
the science of living.
Doctors" for Factory.
Some of our young men in the fac
tory worked as doctors short time
ago along lines l have in mind. A
manufacturer sold us hundred
thousand of an article at $1.34 each.
After making the contract he said:
Il will only make four cents each
on these. | made this price just to
keep my shop going"
We suggested that he allow two
young men from our shop 10 go
through his factory and see if the cost
of production could not be lowered.
The result was that these young
machine-ShOp doctors found that by
making certain changes in the shop
methods. the article that was costing
$1.30 could be produced for much less
When the cure was fully applied
that sick shop began TO be healthy
and the cost was reduced to IA cents,
The margin of profit then made il
possible for the factory owner to in
crease wages and reduce the hours
SO the machine-shop doctors reached
the human machine in this way.
We believe similar results may be
obtained in operating the human ma
chine. which is running for the chic
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-02
HUSTON AND POP
MEET ON JULY II

The Majestic theater Will be the
scene of the next series of bouts put
on by the promoters of the recent Joe
Hueston-Lew Pop go at Magyr hall.
Four bouts will feature the card.
which will be held July Il. The main
go Will be ten fast rounds between Joe
Hueston and Lew Pop.
These two boys are still anxious to
have the championship of the city i'm
the featherweight class decided and
promise to put on one of the fastest
mills ever seen in the city Three
other bouts. one Of four rounds. six
rounds and eight, will be staged The
ability.
The whole is in the hands Of Eddie
Billings. who successfully put on the
Pop-HuestOn fight. He promises fans
a clean card, and guarantees every
one their moneys worth of fight
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-02
HARVARD CREW HAS
THE BRITISH WORRYING

LONDON. July 2.-The first HenIy
regatta was held under almost semi
tropical conditions here Wednesday.
America had three scullers in the
opening events. only one of whom
won his heat. This was J. b. Aver Of
Boston. who defeated r. Gould of
Jesus college, Cambridge w. r. Gard
ner of Boston. was beaten by c. c.
Fripp of Manchester. and Paul With
linton. also of Boston. fell before the
prowess of J. L. Thanh of the Thames
Rowing club.
However. there is a growing con-
Germ among the British regarding the
Harvard crews chance of winning
They have shown splendid form in
practice and If the present hot wealth
er continues il is thought that the
advantage Wiz 0e on their side.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-02
ANNUAL REGATTA OPENS
Sixty Powerful Boats i'm Mississippi
Valley Event.

PEORIA. H., July 2.-The seventh
annual regatta of the Mississippi Val
ley Power Boat association opened on
Peoria lake here Thursday and Will
extend over Saturday Sixty OF the
fastest power boats in the country
viii participate.
Among the craft which are expect
cd 20 equal II not break all previous
records for power boats on inland
waters are the Baby Reliance Y.
which has done So miles an hour in
time trials. and p miles in q min
utes, and the Kitty Hawk VI
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-02
INDIANA AND
MICHIGAN BRIEFS

HAMMOND-Mi Nayk is char
ity patient in ST Margaret's hospital
although he has a check for $500
from the standard Oil Co. but refuses
TO cash il. Ten years ago he sued the
company because of injuries sustain
ed while in their employ and obtained
a judgment for $500 instead of 500
GOO. He was provoked at the judg-
ment and refuses to use the check.
KOKOMO=Frank w. Caudrey.
charged with the murder of Ellsworth
William, was arrested here by Detec-
tive W w. Martin. who has been fol-
lowing him since the murder, April p.
HAMMOND.-Two were seriously
hurt and several received minor in
iuries in a free-fOr-all fight started by
two negroes and a white man on
Chicago bound Lake Shore interurban
car here John Walton of this city
was slashed and stabbed probably IA
tally and John Chup was seriously
cut about the body.
ALEXANDRIA.-R than ex-
cite the ire of a troubled wire chief
to whom three designations had been
rendered in the last two weeks by
hello girls who became June brides,
Miss Laura w arton. tie fourth to
fall for the lures of Cupid, announced
her marriage to Earl Haskell, but
promised her boss that she will work
the rest of the year.
BLJJFFTON.-This is the model
dry" city of the state, with no sa-
looms within a dozen miles and the
last bit OF whisky has been washed
away. as when il was learned that
druggists were selling it at this back
door their licenses were rev oked and
the liquor was dumped into the
creek.
TERRE HAUTE - Lost Creek
township was voted wet by 10 votes.
Four years ago the county commits
sioners declared the township wet
after considering a remonstrance.
SHERTDAN.-Four boys were ar
rested and held in jail charged with
| stealing chickens More than 100
chickens were found in coop where
they had been taken by the boys who
il is believed have been operating for
some time.
DETROIT-The body of the sup
/ posed bandit who was slain at the
I same time that John Burbank was
killed. has been Identified as George
Moore. a derelict. II is supposed that
the two shot eaCh Otner 10 ueatn.
HARBOR BEACH-Falling from
+ the barge Uranus while painting her
side. Lyman Heath. II. sailor, was
drowned in the harbor. His body
\ was recovered later.
/ OWOSSO - Divorce proceedings
/ against a woman whom he had been
/ married TO rs years ago and from
\ whom ne had been separated s years
I we're not started BY George Kiminer. a
/ laborer. until several days after he
\ had been married a second time. IL
was found that ne was under the i'm
4 preston that a divorce had been
/ given his former wife years ago
Mystery surrounds the
finding OF a corpse OF a newly born
babe in Swan creek just over the
Wayne county line N Monroe coun-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-02

ing. thinking and working. 10 arrive
at certain undisputed conclusions and
TO lay down certain foundation prin-
ciples which will enable us 20 improve
the common store OF health
More than wealth OF power, men de-
sire health. when a person has cancer.
he would give all ne has 70 be we'll
again. Greed is a certain breeder OF
sickness. The only real happiness
and basis for health is doing some
thing for others.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-02
HERE'S LARGEST INCOME
New York Admits His Fortune is
Fifty Millions.

NEW YORK. July after check
ing up the returns of the income tax
in this district. Collector Anderson
Wedno. ~ announced that the larg-
est individual check was Sl46,000,
representing a fortune OF about $50
600. OOO. The collector refused 20 say
whether II was paid BIZ John u.
Rockefeller. Andrew Carnegie OF
Vincent Aston.
OF the total $50. 600. 600 70 be raised
# is estimated New York city will
paw about S15.0O0.000
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-02

". Sheriff Oakman has been asked
to assist in an investigation.
BENTON HARBOR-Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Bannat. parents of the newly
born babe which was discovered
buried in the woods a half mile south
OF Baroda. were recommended by the
coroner's jury 10 be held. pending an
investigation.
LANSING-Chairman Edwin G.
Shields Of the democratic state cen
trail committee has called a meeting
OF that body for July IA in Lansing.
BENTON HARBOR - Sylvester
Payne. farmer. has been acquitted
by the circuit court grand jury OF a
serious statutory offense. in which the
complainant was his 16-year-old Sis
ter-in- law.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-02
ROUT TONIGHT.

CINCINNATI. O., July Johnny
Kiibane. featherweight champion, and
Knockout Mars have completed their
training and will enter the ring at
Redland field tonight in fine fettle.
Kilbane will not weigh more than 124
or 125 pounds when he steps into the
ring. Mars will enter the ring at
about the same figure
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-02
JACK FAILED To SIGN.

LONDON. July 2.-JaCk Johnson
failed 20 live up 10 his promise 10 sign
for a twenty-rOund battle with sam
LangfOrd Jack and Landlords rep
resentatives were 20 have met the pro-
motors Wednesday. Sans man was
on hand. but indirect word came from
the champion that he might put in an
appearance Thursday
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-02
NELSON TO OFFICIATE.

CHICAGO. July 2.-Battling Mel
son has been selected to referee the
boxing match at Hammond, Ind. on
July 4, between Jack CrOak and Ever
Hammer
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-02

The Freyermuth Art Store will re-
open for business Monday morning.
July S. IS 90 so per cent saving in
every department Same old place.
ia y. Michigan st.-Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-02
GAMES TODAY.
Am nIil- A % nrlIR

Cleveland at Detroit.
New YORK. at Washington.
Bostes at Philadelphia.
National League.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Brooklyn at New York.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
Federal League.
st. Louis at Kansas City.
Chicago at indianapolis.
Baltimore at Pittsburgh.
Buffalo a. Brooklyn.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-02

INDIA ANNAPOLIS. july Pitcher
Thomas "BuCk" O'Brien was today
released by the Indianapolis American
association club 90 the Memphis club
OF the Southern association.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-02
BANKRUPT SALE.

That High Grade line OF Wall Pa
per Of the F'reyermuth Art Store must
be sold at IS 10 so per cent on the
dollar Ali new stock and exclusive
patterns. Sale starts Monday. July s.
{. Fassnacht, Trustee.
Advt F. c. Freyermuth, Sale Mgr.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-02

VANCOUVER. B. c.. July -
Johnny O'Leary won q decision from
Frenchy Naise lightweight. in fif-
teen-Tound bout "Wednesday night
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-02
TTDERAI LEAGTI
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

American League.
Washington, Z: New York, ..
Other games postponed on account
0f rain.
National League.
Philadelphia, 7-5; Boston, 20.
Chicago. :: Cincinnati, 0.
Pittsburgh. st. Louis. g.
Brooklyn New York. rain.
Federal League.
Brooklyn, Z; Buffalo. 3.
St. Louis. 7 Kansas City, 4.
Chicago rain.
Pittsburgh. wet grounds.
American Association.
St. Paul, 81; Kansas City, 20.
Observation-Disclosures rain.
ColUm bus. 6; Louisville, 5.
Milwaukee, So Minneapolis, 10.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-02

DETROIT-Mystery surrounds the
finding Of a corpse OF a newly born
babe in Swan creek just over the
Wayne county line IN Monroe coun-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-02

HAMMOND.-TwO were seriously
hurt and several received minor in
juries in a free-fOr-all fight started by
two negroes and a white man on a
Chicago bound Lake Shore interurban
car here. John Walton of this city
was slashed and stabbed probably ia
tally and John Chup was seriously
cut about the body.
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@itGog neueiier Sieg.

Gftacion 9lmdr.g :. Wierito,
19. W2ai, pia Gl paio, 20. Wai. 9e.
neral sFranciseo gilla fat am II. Wldi
ben srftsn arOBen Siea in Der Sams
paans aegen SaItillo ertun9en. ais er
bei garabon nit 1000 MaHn 4500
Regierungstruppcn i6luQ. bic iih BON
Wonclopia suriidaeSpgen hattsH.
Der Siea 1T I'M 10 1piAtiger, neil
bamit 9iQa perbinDert bat. buB Der
@arniion pon Saltiao gsritdrtungen
3ugeiiibrt purben. bic ben 9ertbeibi-
germ Der Staot BON groBsm Jtugen
gspeIeH iein niirbsu.
Die $500 W&nnn @aierungstrupp.n
hatten am 10. Wai McRclooia in fiinT
SruppsnSiiQen perlniien. als Der RE
bsaens9eneral iSruHcisto Murguid,
Der bon gieOrus glsgtas aetommen
mar. qeaen bic Sfdbt D5rriidte Wlurs
guia bate 9ilIa aeparnt, bab bic Res
gierunsstruppen unter ben 9eHerdI.n
glloares, @udroiola uHb Ulunps perz
iliden puroen. ''A nit Der 9drniIon
poH SaltiQo au pereinioeu unb 9ina
bate besbolb dQe gorbereitungen &C.
troffeu, I'M tbnen in pareoon siner
Darmen GmpfaHd su bersitsn. Gr
bate ieiHe Sruppen in brei Golonnen
getbeilt. Sas Centrum fommdnoirt:
er ielbit. gtls bic eriten apei 5rup,
penaiigs am SpRntda 4beno um 10.4O
in 9arspon antameH, rpurben ite ipfori
poH ben orei SolonHen um3ingelt une
in pierSid Utinuten bsfunben ii6 bic
ReqierunastruppsH. bic nidt 9etDotet,
perpunost ooer 0eidH1eu qenommen
lporOsn parsn. auf Der TluGt, ibr'
Wunition uno ibrsn proDiant i'm Stia
de laheno.
Die Chickering's sGensrGle MiaueI
| 9llDares uno SanatiO Wunoa puroer
in BEN @efett astvotet uno slpei an
oere GjenerGle, oarunter General
Saornp, uno rieIe anoere Sffi3ier;
fpurben iofort nd6 ibrer @efangen'
nabme crihOTen. iiinf Sruppensiig'
nit alien SraRsportiuaaeH Der Eegie'
runastruppen fielsn 9illo in Die SGn'
be. iOrie cine Miaion pdtronen, neur
TeloaeidiBe, mebrers Wai4inenge'
idiibe uno arpRe 9orrdthe an Qs6ens'
mittslu unb 900 9efansene.
eSn stn.m aIeih5sitigen BEL 9ertuht
itattssfunbenen geieat rpurbe elm Ge'
neral nit ieinsm aansen Stab sefun'
lsn 1supmmsn uHD ale lpuroen fDfort
binssri4tet.
MGbreno 6es Sdges tpurbe in
Sauptquartisr giuds angetiinotot, buf
bic 9(rmse crit meter ae9en SaltiIIt
porriiden perbe. ru9oem bic Giien'
6abn ,piihen pdreoou uno Saltillt
rspurirt lpprben 1T. @ina nil ni9t
oab feline 5ruppen unb pierbe bon
Wtdrih. BON Der 0ibe unb BON Suri
erI6opft Dor Sdltillo anfommeu
Wenn bic Gii.n6ubu repdrirt lit, fam
er nit frii6en, 0utasndbrtsn 5rupper
arsreifen.
I'm ben 4dmpten am Sonntdg pur
ben uuf beibeR Ssiten nur 45 Wtanr
| ust0btet uno 10 1crpunbet. Die ar
ti1.rie mar aber niat in @ttion mi
Der aanae Sampf oauerte 45 Minuten
Qbbcrufuna pon g S6iffeI
aus meritanii9e
9enGi fern.
WaIbinetpn .. g.. 20. Mai
Dds Warinebspdrtement 9ebt nit be-
g(6IiGt I'M. binren aurSem elmer
Shsil Der in meritaniihen 9etpGherr
bei;abli6en Slolte auriidsusisbsn
Der hsllpeertretsn0e Setretdr Rooie
belt icate tuabreno oes 5nses. baB {,
boffe. ianerbalb eins- Wode cine Si
piiipn Der atlan.iiasn Tlotte, aug piel
| panseri6iifen unS finf GDrpebOboo'
ten bsIt,beno. auriid6cruisn autSnneu
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Senr1 SisssI te9rt ma q
Rslp g1ort 3urii d.

Sputbampton, GngIanb, 90.
Mai. 6enrp Gtssel, Der in Rem gort
in gerbinSuns nit Oem 9anterOtt iei=
ner qriDatbant uno ieinsr Sepdrtss
mentsoei9Gfte bss Grpbbiebitabls
anaetldat purbs, lit om Mittpo6 ar
gorb Der Olympic" fpisosr na4 Rem
Dori abssrsiit.
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78. Satrgams.
QSetterberi1t.

Sir Sbio unb bos peitlide
penninlpanisn unb Snbinnd: S90nss
Wetter am 9onneritag unb pdbr>
fheinlid am Greitag. Siibli9e Bis
fiib0itlide Winbs.
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0intimmnti 0omncrtaa Den 21. Na 1914. @rcts

Der neusIle Sieg Ojda'S 6ei
paraooa.
9ie 1900 Wlanm @esicrnnss.
truppen bic iiA pOn Dion.
tlouia suriidse;uScn
Sm cine Sale seratben, Die ipnen
@ina s.tIellt
Die Golge mar, bab gilla neun JelSs
m0 @iaifinenseifiige
8iele anOere @aiien nno cine Wiil'
lion gatroneh
Solpie iiini 3ruppeit5iige erbelItet
lnO 800 @efangene genadt
bat.
Galtillo fpiro crit ungegrifien per'
ben na6bem Die Giien6a9n
8piiden parabdn unO
Der Staot repa.
rirt lit,
-~R-
Or. urrutia mit in @era Gruj BON
5ruppen berUadt lfperOen,
-~~--
0amit i6m Die @erifaner tein 2ei0
6ufiigeu.
----~x6~
Die Gauberungpon gfrn Gru5 Ourdj
bic g(merifaher.
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Die Suffrassitsn Dsriuden ben aOni9
@sOrs unO pie aOHisiH Warp
aus5urduderu.


gus b.m Oeuti6en Reid.
Berlin, 90. Niai. Der Rsi4stas
psrtagte ii6 am Wlittpo9 inmitten eis
ner fiirdterIiden aDniuiion unb tu'
multuariider G5susn, lpte lie MIR iels
ten srlsbt perben. Die Soaialiiten,
anitdtt iiG aus osm Sadl gu entiers
nen, ete bic iibli6su brei Sods aui
ben aaiisr aussebra6t tpuroen, Bile
Zen in ibrsn Sibsp uno ipsigertsn iiA.
iib gu erkben. Der prdiioent, So
bannes aasmpf, taoelte iofort Die Sos
SialiiteH psssn bisier Reipsttloiistsit
Dem &aiisr seseniibsr, pOrauf ibm
aber 3ugerufeu tpurbs: ,Oas III uniere
eiseue Qngslsgenhsit." uHb iie Oeriuas
ten nit 9eioble bic So6ruIs 81 iibers
i0nen. bic aHberen partsieH antpOrts'
ten aber nit itiirmiihem appIaus.
Die Rssieruuss Wonopo!OorIass
ipurbs nitt pisoer Dor ben Reidstag
sebra6t uno iie TT iomit a6seibuH.
0or6er lam es nod gu elmer i4ari
len DEBATE ii6er bic Don Der 5uitGHOi.
gen &Dmmiiiion bsantragtsn 9lsnbs.
rungen Der tetanRtli6 auf gsranlai=
iung oss aaiiers eingebra6ten Wilis
idritrnlgsisb WopslIe. Der &risas
miniifer General b. Saltsnbapn ipratj
ii9 in elmer lGngsrsn Rsbs sntIdisesn
gegeN bic BON Der &ommiiIion Dsrs
langte 9lbidaffuRs bes itrsngsn 4ra
reits, iopie geeen ben glntrog aus,
bdb bic Reisrpiiten Dem miliiGrii6er
Gtrafre6t nur fir Die 9auer bsrGor.
irollpsrfdmmlung unterit.qt iein ioG-
ten. Sn Ieinen Qusiiibrunesn ertldr-
t. Der Winiitsr, bab bic H.eisrune bi:
b,antragten 4enbsrunsen unter tsinsu
umitGnbsn annebmen t6nns, oa bur4
biefsIben Die Sis3ipIiH i'm 9ssre un'
tersrabsn piirbe.
GtuoeHt uHter M MorbDers
oddt.
Nie aus Sdrmiiabt teri9ttt ipirb
1T bort Der Gtubsnt @iIbslm 9oet
ois bss Rcross psrbd6tig poli5eilif
einss3ossn porSsn. Gr iol Den pri'
patgsletrtsn Sspori6. nit p.ldem er
5ufammen geipobnt, srmoroet unf
bann bas Saus in granb ssitsdt haa
ben. Die 2eithe bes DriDdtgs!e6rter
purbe. na9bsm bas 5euer selOifI
lpar, nit timer tlaffsnben Wunbs iri
Sdacel DoOgefunben. Der 9srbadt
ri6tste iih eessn ben Stuoentsn. bel
nunmsbr ieitgsnommen ipurSs.
2ie6tnedt mdat neue
ne nentbiillunsen".
Gum geipeiis isin.r in LETTER MO6.
i'm R,i4stas uufs,itelItsn gsbuup'
iuns, bab nit Der @unit bes aaiIsri
S6ader sstrisb.n perbe uub gu,
R.dtfsriisuHg isinss qlnsriffs auf Der
periiprbenen General b. 9inbsndI
maht Der io5ialDsmotratiIbe Reidsi
iagsabseoronets Or. &arl aiebtnsd
beute i'm rWoripGrts" neue gntbiiIun,
aen. Sn Dem ioaialbsmoiratiifeT
3sptralOrsan itsIlt Or. lisbtnsdt bi,
9ebouptuns ouf. bab Der iriibereaom,
manbant BON Wlsb niGt nur Elm pho,
fsiIionsllsr Ghuloenma6er gfipsIsr
fsiJ iOnbsrn aud sinsn S9a9sr mi
TttsIn ostrisbsn babe
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Mnslano.S elegrapb
Der DeuG6e Reidsla0 Osrlagt
Sie SdlmRiitnns mar BON itiir'
miiden SSeuen besleitet
@eif bic so,ialiften i6ipeisenS in
ibren giten sebliebeu tuareH
Ndbrsnb bic iiblidsn So4s anf ben
aaiisr ausssbradt purbsn.
Der neus prsubiids Miniitsr bss Sns
nsrsn 9osbsll pia bon elmer Wabls
reform ni9ts DifIen.
GGtpsrs 9si6uloisunssn rhe6t Dr.
aisbtnsai i'm .gOrtpdrts"
gegen ben psritor6enen 9oupsrnsuf
pOn Wsb, Gensralleutnant Don
2inbenau.
Gr 6ebauptst, er lei ein Shulosns
NADER uno Sitell4a6ersr ges
tpeien.
Sds Centrum erleib.t 6ei ben Ges
mein6erathspablen in ben ReiAss
lanosn 9iisosrlagsn.
it
Gnslanb bat teine abmadung nit
OsutI6lonb psgsn Der paHamas
paeiiie Iusiteauns.
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Die Suffrassiten Dsriuden ben aoniS
@sprs unO pie &Onisin Warp
aus5urdudern.
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Gnslanb bat teine Qbmadung nit
Dsuti6lanb pssen Der paHamas
paciiic 2lusiteauns.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-21
Sdjlucre 9luflagc.


GlcDcIuno. 8. 20. Mai. u.
u. Mnlnarc5pt, so Sabre alt, puroe
heute ouf bic glntlcoe perboftet, bic
20jd6riqe 2pOia Smatr apet 9}onate
lana in ieinem 6auie dIs @efdngrue
ecbdlten 3u baben, Rlh 9lnuabe oes
MGb6ens itummt lie aug psnnIploa@
MEN uno fam bierher, um geichdFtis
Quna in elmer 3eitung au finoen. be
Mnlnarcsnt Teiuer gebauptunu sufolae
herausei6t. Die Bolisei bat niht feit-
suIteaen permo6t. odB cine IoIae 3stts
ihrift crTheirt. Seit ibrer gtnfunft
6ierTel6it purbe benz Maodsn, pie cs
iaot, niht oeitattst. nit IsineH Treuns
ben IN @erisbr Az treten
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-21
@eif bic SD,iaIiften i6tpeisenS in
ibren Siten seblieben iuareH

Wdbrenb bic iiblidsn So4s anf ben
aaiIsr ausssbradt Durben.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-03-13
TAKES OFF DANDRUFF
HAIR STOPS FALLING
GlrIsl Try Thlsl Makes Hair Thick,
Glossy, Fluffy, Beautlful-No
More Itching Scalp.

Within ten minutes after an appll-
cation of Danderine you cannot find a
single trace Of dandruff or falling hair
and your scalp will not itch, but what
will please you most will be after a
few weeks use, when you see new
hair, fine and downy at first-yes-but
really new hair-growing all over the
scalp.
A little Danderine Immediately dou.
bles the beauty of your hair. No diff
ference how dull, faded, brittle and
scraggy, just moisten cloth with
Danderine and carefully draw 1t
through your hair, taking one small
strand at time. The effect is amaz-
ing-your hair will be light, fluffy and
wavy, and have an appearance Of
abundance; an incompatible luster,
softness and luxuriance.
Get a 25 cent bottle OF Knowlton's
Danderine from any store, and prove
that your hair is as pretty and soft
as any-that 1t has been neglected or
injured by careless treatment-that's
all-you surely can have beautiful hair
and lots of it If you will just try lit
tie Danderine. Adv.