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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-20

gdbcn conltntieren - ulIes Gas Idnf1t
etne Itmoipbdre. Der fein Wdohei;
altS9eiebt iein io0te, unp piele, Die
binpnrGeegan9en finn, nerbeu, lpenn
lie nidIt Scinbcit unb Bartlett bes
Smpfinoens eingebiiBt bnbeu, 5ipeifelz
los 9eraDe III Den lesten, 5arteiten
'Snttuidelungsitufen ibrer @eiblidtcit
p%ielfdltig beihdoiet uno irre semtadt."
-(Go. Srobl. |, g. 461.)
ySeiber babe i) iflinme geridte
liber Die gerabe5u grnuiamen Sher5e
o%bI5oner anaben, benen in unierem
.coscDncdtionnl ipitem" Die Wdbhen
Der oberen 9Iaiien ausseieet limb, io@
mic Der 5fpnr mebr ifipei9enben. aber
nm 10 mebr irritierenben neusiertgen
geoba6tung bon leiten Deg anbcrn
@eidJleftes in Der vSis6 ShooI".
(@o. Yrob. l. 2. 34.) nMdbnen ioIs
ten it'd in ibren gntipifelunssiabreu
III setpiiiem 8rabe bon Der @elt Der
&naben getrennt fiiblen uno cine ges
tpiNe Heierbe einbolten, Die Sen &naz
ben einen %geilinben EeIpeft einfloBt on
STEELE Der aa5usroben Tertraulihfeit.
Die bel ms einserinen lit. Sem &na@
ben ioq gum geipuBtiein fommen, mic
perihieben bns 9%ebens5iel bes Rdos
fens bon Dem ieinisen lit; er io0te
lernen, in ibrer @esenipart iid ges
tpiller ialppper unb nat,rbnfter Gee
ipobnbeiten 81 entbalten. ""-(gben@
ba 9. 33.)
.In Stcnc Ser mpitiIfen Nttrafz
tion bes anbern @eihlehteS, Der mir
10 bielc Snipiratipnen fir bus 9eite
in Der Welt nerbanfen. brinat sic perz
tranlihe &ameraoihaft cine eepiile
Grnilhterune. Ser Antrieb. in Sc
sentpart oes anbern 8e1dledtes aui
Der Snbe an Ietu Ito be at ones beit)
ldBt nad, Die Sparnung Der &C.
idle6ter miro eerinser unb bainit aid
Irarfe Wotipe 81 bDberer Siibrung bes
Sebens. gben bieie grniihterung
idipddt nift ielten auf beiben Seiten
Die Wotipe our gbeihlieBung. 8enil
Die Mdodleu anfangen, ndhlGijig in
ibrer &%leiouns unb in ibren Ianieren
= jener beiteu Shule ipeibliher
Woral - 5u perben unb Die iunsen
Wdnner ale Sis3iplin perIiersn, sic
linen IonIt Die 8e9enipart iuuscr
Wdbhen auferlegte. bn iinb mir ihon
unmerflid, mitten i'm HieDeraane."
Sall bait audi bonn S%tanbpunft Der
inbipibualiiierenpen Edpagosit Iofpie
NIT Sinblid AMI Die tieibeariinoete
@eridiebenbeit Der beiSerieitigen 2ee
bens@ uno &nlturleiitunsen ieoe Ser
ifmel3uns ser beiberieitieen grsiebs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-20
Shulc mnS 2ebcm.

Il2 iuir cin't nod Jung unb flcibig,
Sdlilbanf briicften. mic bus Srdlldl,
=, iuic Id)lpiBten mir 81 prciBig,
Inn Die Sebrer ihluiBten md.
Neioi1dl blidten mir ollf Scuc,
Die nit pier5cbn Sdbrcn idpn
Sbnc cine Sdmer6enstbrdne -
Sd,einbdr ullcm 3pang cntfiobn
-
Wir. mir lerntcn cifria %ipeiter,
SDffelnb nlls Der @eisbeit Srog,
Sticgcn alif Der giloune 2eitcr
Sdngiam gunj c%rItdlirlid, bod.
Wns bod 10 Elm bifer Sd,dpel
Iles nid,t eritreben fam.
Sa! Die Silbung, ite mad)t ebel
ltnb lie 3ieret aud3 ben Iann.
enolih. mad Ger Belt Der Sd)leife.
Nabt Der lestc Eriifungstng:
Ser be5eugt Den Grab Der Rcife
= ODER enbiste nit Sdnnaf,.
Stem! @er Der Susenb Sabre
RebIif niiste, pie bas Yflidt,
Ser. unb bus lit aud, bas @a6re -
Silrhtet iene Yriiflins niht.
=
Heif fiir's 9eben lalit Sapieren
Sritt Der Snrid) ms 2eben elm.
Seine gilbuns miro i'm fiibren
Sortbin. no linn tpobl miro fem.
Neibiif blifen iest Die dnbern,
Sie am 8eiite linn niht sleid1 -.
StolS lam er bon bnnnen ipnnbcrn,
Sbm erihlicBt it'd ieoes &cih.
Mdg man i'm auh barob Bobnen,
SaB er nod in prdri bumn:
Sas SeipuBticin miro beripbnen:
Auh bic 2cbrSeit eebt berunt.
Mber Damn miro lids ergeben.
User am meilteu lid betrog:
Gas @eict er5iebt I'M; 9eben,
Wen Die Shule nifjt er5ug.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-20

lei cinem Niocnllz anunl nod 9rDB,r
a%cporbcu. Scr aeriu9c llutcriducb
in DER 6Dbe bes Weercsipicgels an
otlnntiid)cu rlh pa5ifiidcu Gupe pto
&anals 6dtte babci fcinc uylilberlpillb@
lidc Shpierigfeit 9entddlt. luielpohl
man iid ulf bd%uiiacrc itnrte Giro
mlingen inn aundl hdttc 9cfaBt MADDEN
miilien. Ser llntcrid)icO Der S0bc Der
beiben Meercsipiegel riibrt ber bon
gbbc unb 6lutb uno BON Der Grblmz
brehll1a.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-20
i I'm trauten familienkreife. !


Srau Sd)clcnbcrN ubcr fra9t: Sino
iene leeten ibenllteu @ertbe unleres
Saiein9, Die in Der Iiitterlihfcit pers
nnfcrt licgen, nid)t pieleiht nod
irGrfer ais jencr GoloB? Solltc CO
). .. mnmogltd) iein, bic Wutter Der
llntereu Sidnbe, Die burf] ben Snen'
itrialiSmu5 perbraidt pirb, tbrer
Nntliraufgobc bcs aiubcrgebdrens
mn gr5iebens 5uriid5ueebcn burt
@erbot Der Sabritarbeit pdbrenb einer
gepiiien Geibe bon Sabren?
y y -
Sas uernrtbcilte GDsG educational
Gnifent.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-20
Sic 5ebn sr6eten Grfinbnnsen bee
lebtsn fiinfunbiiuansia SATIRE.

Sic Wofenifrift .Scientiiic Imcrs
lean" bate Sreiie fir Die brci beiteu
N~bbonSlngen fiber pic Sebn aroBteu
patcntfdbigen Grfinbnugen scr lesten
Tilnf%inn 5fpnu3ig Sabre uiisgeIest. Die
G%rgehninc iinb pcrfilnbct pprben nnO
Sci1cn 6urdhlt Die Notwithstanding
ShdtIndc, bnB BON Den sablreid,eu
Ginicnoern nift Slpei b%iciclben grfin>
olingen 9cnonnt babeu. Inperleits
aah eS nIr cine @riinbuug. Ole iiberz
baupt bon alien cinc5 critcn Ranaes
ipiiroi9 crfldrt purhe, ildmlidl ole
brnbtloIc Sclc9rapbic. Nidt cinmaI
iibcr sic Neroplanc bcrrId)tc cine
ppuigc ginitimmiafcit. ohglcid, nlr
neriG bnSu fchltc. Sm iihriaen
5eigtc Iidl cine grnbc |crificocnbcit
Der Seipcrtbnng, lpieippbl has Yrcioz
nnsidrcibcn Die Toriidt aebabf hattie.
9clptfe Natbid1ld9e 81 sc6eu. lppnadb
Dor Iuern Der prnftiidlc Grfolg ciucr
@riinbung unb ihrc nllgeneinc Tiiss
li6lfcit fiir Die &cnifhcit beriidiidtipt
lperbeu Iplltc. Sic einaeIonbtcn GLIB
hnnolun9cn ipurncn 9ciid)tct. unb es
ipllrbc Die Iplgcnpc Heihc bon Gsiirs
oulaen crmittelt. Die offs Die bchci!-
teno'tcn b~e6cidlnet morben iparcu: Stc
%ordbtipic Sclc9rapbic, Der Icrpplun.
Der Hpnt9cnapparat. bdS Niltomobil.
Der ainematogrupb. Der G~iienbctpn.
Der E%bonpgrupb. Die cleftrilde Glib
lampc. bic S~ampitur6inc. bic %clcftris
lfe Snhu. Die Rcdenmnlehinc unb Die
Scrbrcnmln9smaidlinc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-20
&atbuliidJer ~&irdJen.&alemoer.
Scius bciIt einen Nus
dsigcn.
Watfh. S, ia.
Gonuor.)

Gonuor.)
rs. &. Set 3. 6l. Sontilic. SAUL Sef
90. N. Yplpfarp. Yuuln. Sutbiloic
%. ,. Sobanu Gbrpioitcmus. Gpitus,
rs. W. 6orl Der @roBc. Salcrius. y
10. 3. Sran6 bon Sales. Tauilinria.
go. i. 9turtina. IbelguuDc. Sclir /.
81. z. Yetrll5 b. Npln. Subopifu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-20

SrerIoc idiuciit in bic @clt
binalie,
Srift iebc Srrldt mn toiiet icpeu
Wciu;
Ticic Sih nidt paS 9eib mad, Saus.
On febrtclt uimnier bel Sir lclbcr cinl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-20
Mdrhen ppn Der Mmtter 8pttes.

(Sie SllIdt nod1 Iesppteu @ou
Dem mitleibi9en Sarntraut. Der
fnrhtiamcn Gipe, Dem mItbigen
6nielmlBitrnlid uub benz boss
bnften &udud.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-20
--+-%-S-

- &nltc Scnlnnb nidi idon barum
riir fcnntniBrcidl, neil CT ilbcr Iac5
lhpne @nrtc 5i madden meib.
- @uS On 9iebes Den Gltern ees
than, fannit Su IN 9einem alter bon
Seinen Ainbern ertparten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-20
f" ~ "
@abrbcit.

"Magna est veritas ct praevalebit."
.Iit ms lit Colt" 81. s, IL
y@abrbcit nur beitebt."
Sopbofles. Intisonc
@cnn mir bic 8elt 10 poa Der 2ii9C
icheu,
Ga mag pobl mandes Ser5 ii6 drg'i1
lih fra9en: -.
,@irb nitt, = ba gar 10 bod oic
Wogen gehen. -
Sic Wabrbeit euolih man 6u Sraoe
traeen!"
q fiirdote nid,tl Sic lit in 8ott &C.
9riinbct.
llnb @ott Der Scrr. gr SclbIt bat une
perfiinbet,
Gon ibr 'c[ aud, fem Iiinfthen, nod
10 fleir.
Scr 3cit 5llm Gallbe mo per9dnglid
iein.
@ic idcirbar biilflps lag Der Ser.
chit bort
bis 0ino - unb mar bpd] pds ulie
mdtt'g &C Wurtl
NSic lhcinbar biililo5 lit Gr Shlal
sllnb Shmad),
@is bort am areu5 Sciu Ser5 I'M Sooc
brad!
llnb ronn, ipic biilflos ipobnt CT biz
ans @nb'
Su Srpt5scitalt, i'm beil'9cn Satras
Tlen,t
glid bier 6u bulpcn ieoe SHmad
berctt.
1lnb bod 10 reid an Strait unb 5errs
lidtcit!
Go Sicmt c5 lid. bab, pielem SalIpi
aectnt.
Ser 2eib. Die Stride. arm uub Idipdd
crifeint,
SuB Idleinbar lie OFT mlbt' inter
licgeu
llnb ocnnod seht 5u INNER neliei'
Siegen.
Sic lit. - 10 wpllt's pcs Stlftcrs
Scitanent. -
Gleid elmer Burg, Die imnlcr mal'
berennt,
lSn Die mar alleripdrtS indt cin5u~
bringen,
llub bod fam feiuer JIG sum Sale
brin9en.
Mie trDitlih burd, bic @cltgeihi6tc
gebt
Sic 8ubrbeit. baB lie u~nbe5lpingbar
itcbt!
Sb mir aud pit Die Conn perbunfeli
@s limb nur Wplfen. Die poriibersebcn
Sran5 Heinbaro. (GmanueD
Gorbier, Sciliscn'taot
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-20

Bic Stubentinnen bon Srinitp
college, 8aIbington, 8. g.. babeil
cine Cite bon icbsunborcibig Sbeas
terlpielen 5uinmmen9eItellt. Die ie mic
beiud1en tperoeu. Sic nerben ii1 nidt
Il peieern, in cine Der &oriteluns
gen gu sebeu, Ionbern iperben auH ben
Bopfott scsen Die S6eater perbdnsen.
in benen lie aufgefiibrt perben. Sic
limb iiberbies iibereingefommen. allen
@oritellungen feruSubleiben. tpelhe bon
Gbeid)etounsen. FREEZER 9icbe rnb chez
lifer llntreue banbeln; ierner aaeu
Sptelen. in lpelhen Die bobe If,tuu9.
in ipelder Srauenniirbe gebalten fpers
ben lollte, pcrtleincrt miro, ipipie alien,
III neneu Der @egenItann pber Die So
itiime gegen Die d)riitlidc 9eid,eiben>
belt peritoBen. Der Gntitlub bieier
iungen fatboliideu Samen nirb cine
mdd)tige 8irfung baben. nm Dem Oh
l5onen Srumn in iener Stabt elm Cube
3u bereitcn. ~llnIere Suugfrauenz
Sobalitdten in ben Stdotcn ~ioIlte.t
pieles geiipiel nao1abmen.
y - -
Mnfrnf an bic 5ranen NIB S6hter.
Ser Srauenz uno 5Dhterbnnb bon
Niopnloen fpenbet iif) in einem tieiz
empfnnoeneu Iufruf an Die oortige
Srauenz uno SpGlteripelt. ouf baB lie
als tapfere Nitnrbeiteriuneu eintreten
in Den anmpf 9esen Den Ilotobple
conIumt. Ser Iufruf idlieBt nit Dem
Ippea: .Serebrtc Srarsn mn SDhs
ter! Wir gelnngen on ibr eplcs
Srduenber5 init Der beid,eioenen Bite,
in folgenOer @eiic Die YtGBisfcitsbcs
ipeglng foroern 5l belfen:
1. Saiiet Der Sugeno bis gum reis
tennen Ilter tetner1ei 9eiitige Or
trdnfc perabfolgen. Sic beiten &C.
trunte fir @inper. iinS Mild) Mns
@aiier. 8er ibuen %ein, Bier poer
Shnaps 9ibt. iiinSi9t segen @eijt uno
aDrper Der Sugenb." Otto b. 2eirs
ner.) -Gs lit fir. mid nidt 5lpeiiels
bait, baB nidt BLOB Die SenfiGbisteit.
ionoern allf 8emiitb unb @efiibl abs
geitumpft lperbcn unb 10 nit Dem
llnterridt aud) Die gr5iebung crihlpert
lno berddtbeiligt iuirb." I@tifof
Irsmitinlis Gggcr.)
2. Selfct ms nit dHcn arGftcr.
Der &crgiftlrns u~nlercs 2nnbcS Nurd,
Die YcH bes %v'dNnarsen .0efises nit
Sd,napS" pprSlibcngcn. 9ercita iinb
game @egenhen bon oieicr pcrbrcrcns
Den Sclldlc ongeiIeft, audi unicr 2uuo
ut BON ibr bebroht. @ic itrcuac Dor
lihtSmuBrcNcln npibipenbig iito. I'M,
Die Ter%id,leppnlg bon duitedcnbcn
arnntbcitcn inter Icuid,cn unb @icb
Su pcrbinbcru. 10 fnuu MIR cncroildcS
Gingreifcn bon u%nicrer Scitc bcnl
llcbcl bcs ihpar5en aaffccs itcrcrn. :"
e y =
Sriibcr!
Sr. Mouricc SC ISleurp BON 9pnron
erfldrtc. Die 3icbc t@erliebtbcit) lei
cine aranfbeit nc2 8ehirus. fir oic
CT bcrcits Gin Scrum cn.hcft babe. "
Ipll lid, bier lru cine eciiti0c Scr
aiftnng banoclu. ipic tic burh Ilfphpl,
Opium, Murpbir, Gocnin linh Other
bcrpprgernicn pirh, - Triibcr hattie
nan Gin anhcrc3 Iittcl siir Sciluul
Der Terlicbtbcit. pcun iid oieic bel
8riiucn Scngcln ulb lduippiiGen @dz
hcls o%fienbnrtc. Is ipiIrbc nidt nit
tells Soffcl obcr Snutipribc p~erobrcid)t
liuo niht I'M Snboratprinn 9cbrnuti
Us hicG u%uucIrunntc NId1c nm mirffr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-20
gSenn uuicrc Sranen pph oieics
p%critiiuDen.

Su bcr @crianumlung beS Spns
grcicS iibcr Gltcrubnus unb Shule
lam aid Die Iuttcr 5n @ortc.
Hcbncriu luar cine Srnu Shclcnbcro
aus Iaunleim. iibcr bcrcn Iusiilb
ring ibrcs @~cecnifnnhco mir in elmer
bcutidcu Seitid)rift II. a. Spl9cnoe2
Icieu:
Sic prizes icnc bobe AnIgo6c. Sc
bdrcrin. Selpnbrcrin uno SdliiBcril
hcr tpnmrcnbcn Generation Su icin
ais cine Wtiiiipn, an bic fciRc Der bon
bcn mubcrrcn Srnuen 10 iebnlid, CT.
itrcbtcn rellcn Scbenofornieu mn
Ncd,tc ulld, MIR cnticrnt bcrunrcidlc.
ia Die Dilrd) bas Ginfrcieu iiir bua
irclic pcrfiimmcrt lpcrbc. Sic mics Die
llcbcrIdldeuna 5uriid. nit Der poi
ntui,d)cn sic MISUNDERSTANDING Del
Sdulc bebadlt pcrnc. Der Sd)ule. Die
i,ic imitnnbc lei. ctlpGa BON icncn Der
Iiittcrlid)fcit porbcbnltcnen. Wertber
81 gcbeu. Sic geibeltc Den Surrognt,
ddraftcr n~nicrcr 3cit. ole crit Die
sWlIticr ppn ben Niilbern lue9rciBt,
nam,entlid burd) Die Snbuitrialiiiea
rura Der intcren arcilc. i'm bdun III
8rippcn. Sorten nnb Seimen fiimits
lid,en nub nn3ureidbcnocn grinb ~
bieten. Ius ibrer Hebe fang c5 lpic
Elm Inf6duntcn Der bcbrobtcn Ycrions
lih~fcitaiucrthc Der Mcnibbcit acsen
bcn medaniIden Srnf Der iaflidcl
4crbdltniilc. Sic mphcrnc Srnncns
bcipeauna mb Observation-Disclosures
iob ibr Siel barin. lid, ben pcr1nbcrs
ten in5ialcn, inpuitricllcn, mntcricilcil
%crb1ltniilcn nn5upaiicn; Die
Gcrbdltniiic iclbit 8alten ais Der cher
Tic GoloB, Der mcrl6iitterlid ici.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-20
0esen anit6fise 3beateripiele.

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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-15

southern testimony alone that the
south,s administration OF its negro
problem has been anything but the per-
feet system it's thick and-thin support
ers would have us believe. Indeed,
think 1t has been as terrible a govern
mental failure as has been the admin
istration of New York, Philadelphia,
and our other northern cities. AS these
are beginning to emerge from the dark
est age of wicked maladministration, so
1 confidently believe is the enlightened
south emerging from the darkest age in
it's treatment of the negro. For one
thing. the needed cooperation between
the races is coming to pass.
Who Are the Traitofs2
No who are the traitors to the south
these southerners who stand more or
less upon the platform Of the National
Association for the Advancement Of
Colored People and labor in the name
Of justice and fair play and Christian
ity. or the BleaseS, Aswells, Hoke
Smiths, and Vardamans? They cannot
both be correct in their views and their
attitude toward the negro. One set or
the other are traitors. This association
naturally believes that the real traitors
are those who preach race hatred and
dissension, who by their false outcries in
regard to social equality and intermar-
riage confuse the multitude and daily
antagonize the races instead of bring
ing them to that better understanding,
that genuine knowledge. with which
alone the races can live side by side in
peace and happiness. More and more
the separateness these demagogues
preach wells the true souls of the edu-
Gated black folk from their white neigh
bors.
No. my friends, there is nothing in
history or morals or justice which re-
quires that we adopt the copnsels Of
these southern negrophobe politicians
to chart our course according to their
advice. History is against them; justice
is against them; morality is against
thenf.tz The noblest In their own section
are against them and stand with us to
fortify our souls. For us there is the
one pathway, that of Sumner, Phillips,
and Garrison"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-15
SANTA FE NOTES.

Items for this column may be
phoned to 1915 or the State Journal Of
fice.)
General Manager C.. w. Kouns and
B. Lautz are making an inspection trip
over the southern Kansas division this
week.
Fireman Jim Rhodes of Douglas
Ariz, is here spending a month with
his father, Ward Rhodes, of the cab
met shops, and family.
]. A. McLeisch, E. L. Simpson, Henry
Bun and William J. DUN of the store
department will spend the weekend
with friends in East Atchison. Mo.
Machinist George Weaver. Mrs.
Weaver will spend Saturday in Kan
sas City on business
Mrs E. E. Smith and son Kenneth
Will go to Ottawa tonight to spend q
few days with Engineer Smith
The class in public oratory which was
organized the first of this week at the
X r Y. NJ. c. A. held its first class
association building under the direction
OF Professor Schoenberger. The class
Is composed of eight members and will
meet TUESDAY evening each week in the
pariors of the r. r. Y. M. c. A.
Rev D. A. Shut, who has conducted
school each Friday morning for the
past four years will leave within q
few days for Burlingame, where he has
accepted the charge of the First Meth
odlst church. His work at the tele-
graph school will be taken by Rev. J.
= Hanna, pastor of the Oakland Chris
tan church.
me Santa Fe was given permission
oy the public utilities commission yes
terday to install four interIockfng
pants at four railroad crossings in
Kansas. thereby doing away with the
necGSS1tV of Sf0nninO ut "a
borrowing crossings: Missouri Pacific
at kiowa. Harper and Winfield and the
Orient at Harper.
Mrs Amos Beeler will spend q few
days next week with relatives and
friends in Kansas City, Olathe and
Spring Hill
Thomas E. Prout. general secretary
at the r. r. Y. NJ. c. A. is In Kansas
City today on business.
engineer George Mckee. who is on
the extra switch engine board at EN-
with his family.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-15
COMBNC WON'T RID
HAIR OF DANDRUFF
The Easiest and Best Way Is to Dis
solve H.

The only sure way to get rid Of
dandruff is to dissolve It, then you de-
stroy it entirely. To do this. get abort
four ounces Of ordinary liquid arvon;
apply 1t at night when retiring: use
enough to moisten the scalp and rub
it in gently with the finger tips.
Do this tonight. and by morning
most If not all Of your dandruff will be
gone, and three or four more applica-
tons will completely dissolve and en-
tirely destroy. every single sign and
trace OF it. no matter how much dam
druff you may have.
You will find, too. that all itching
and digging OF the scalp will stop at
once, and your hair will be fluffy. lus-
troUs, glossy silky and soft, and look
and feel a hundred times better.
If you want to preserve your hair,
do by all means get rid Of dandrufY,
for nothing destroys the hair more
quickly. It not only starves the hair
and makes it fall out, but it makes it
stringy, straggly. dull. dry. brittle and
lifeless. and everyone notices it. You
can get liquid arvon at any drug
store. 1t is inexpensive and never fails
to do the work.-Adv.
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Mrs Harris, Lrs Matthew Carrie,
Mrs Geo. Lyons. Mrs. Fred Martin.
Mrs Theodore Sutton, Mrs Eva
Hope, Mrs Chas- Sheafor, Mrs. John
Russell Glen. Richard Harris. Clyde
Morris, Raymond Martin. Earl Var
tin
Mrs Lew Thomas of East Seward
avenue has gone to Excelsior Springs
to spend 4 few weeks for her health.
Twenty friends of Mr.. and Mrs
VIM Bushy pleasantly surprised them
Thursday evening at their home. 400
East Fifth street. in celebration II
their fifteenth wedding anniversary.
They were presented with q hand
some cut glass berry bowl
Ars- Frank BotoF6 0k Tacunseh
has Eetu1ned fkom Z few days visit
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EAST SIDE NOTES,

Utems for this column may he
phoned to 1915 or the State Journal
ofiice.)
The following relatives and frieEls
pleasantly surprised Mrs Ed Bailey
at her home, 1913 East Sixth street
Wednesday evening in celebration of
her seventy-second birthday anniver-
sary: Mrs Mummery, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stack, Mr.. and Mrs r. Reser, Mr..
and Mrs David Swearengen. Mr. and
Mrs Sankey, Mr.. and Mrs. Joeeph
Dryer. Mr. and Mrs Frank White.
Mrs- K Hayes. Mr. and Mrx Elmer
SWeaEengen, Misses Sadie Sawyer.
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You can get rid
Of itching with
Resinol

WHAT relief! The very first
w application Of Resinol ONT
ment stops the itching and your
tortured skin feels cool and COM
Portable at last. Won't yos try
the easy Resinol way to heal
eczema or other skin-eruptionf
Doctors have prescribed it for
nineteen years.
Resino1 Ointment with the help Of Resincl
Soap, clears away pimples and blackjack.
and 70 . most valuable household remedy
for sores. burns. boiis, piles, etc. Sold b.
al druggists. For sampIe Wxits to 1asinal
OspE. -. DAltimaEeL Nd
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with her daughter, Mrs. Albert YAM
key. and Mr.. Yankey at Granville
Mrs. R. Reser is reported SERIOUSLY
i'll at her home. 324 Branner
The Tecumseh Grange will hold its
regular business meeting tonight IN
their hall
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Brizendine Will
entertain two tables at cards tonight
at their home, It's Liberty street.
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lelle White. Eme Reser. Doris

Don Redenbaugh OF Deer Park
farm il spending this week with rel
atives and friends in St Joseph
The Tecumseh Dramatic club will
give a playlet this evening at Dover
There are sixteen members in the
caste who will motor tOs Dover this
week at Granville, where it met with
decided success.
The members of the Social Hour
club pleasantly surprised Mrs. Russell
Harris at her home, 80 East Eighth
street, Thursday. the occasion being
her birthday anniversary A basket
afternoon was spent In playing xzmes
and cOnteatA Those who attended:
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Telescope Shooting.
Trimmer, 245; handicap 8.
Strickrott, 244; handicap o.
Ponte, 236; handicap 8.
Howard, 234; handicap 9.
Bell, 232; handicap 5.
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Topeka RIFLE CLUB.
StrickrOtt and Bell Tie for HOnOrs in
Open Sight Shooting.

Strickrott and Bell tied for honors
in open sight shooting Thursday
night at the regular meeting OF the
club. Both men made a score Of 925.
Strickrott was scratch man in tele-
scope sight shooting. The scores:
Open Sight Shooting.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-27
Much-TaIked-of Woman 0isarms
Many of Her Critics With Sim
pie kttractivenesS,
BY TARLEToN COLLIER.

4 slender hand was thrust into
view from between the folds Of a
great curtain, and the audience at
the Atlanta Theater Thursday knew
that Evelyn Nesbit Thaw was about
to appear, II was quite dramatic
moment. with the white hand poised
against the dark velvet, and in the
few seconds il remained there was a
buzz of adjustment and sincere eN-
citement over all the house, hasty
focusing of opera glasses. a crauing
OF necks.
Then the hand pulled aside a wee
bit of the curtain. and a woman $
face looked out over the audience,
one of the brightest and smilingest OF
faces, which everybody recognized at
once II was withdrawn for an IN
stant. and then Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
appeared and walked out toward the
footlights. holding the hand of Jack
Clifford. her dancing partner. 1t was
a most effective entrance.
Not Like Her Pictures.
The first thonght-in fact, the au-
dible eNpression-of those who saw
her was that she does not look like
any of her pictures. That is very
natural conclusion, for the picture
l
and Evelyn Thaw's charm is her ra-
dance
with half an eye anyone could have
seen that all the audience was intent
on the details of her face and figure
and apparel everybody leaned for
ward in watching the smiling young
woman.
What they saw was youthful
looking person, appearing younger
than her years, There was nothing
exotic or glaring about her beauty
rather. ii is very wholesome and nat
u~al: Il is like British types that
the illustrators give us--a modified
Roman profile. q long. rather narrow
face. we'll defined chin. Altogether
ID was distinctive face, and one
whose clear outlines viii lose none
OF their attractiveness for years.
That Friendly Smile.
She wore her hair low, fiattened
over he. forehead and along the level