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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-11
Famous For Her
Hair
Actress Tells How She Grew II.

Madam Rose. the well-knCwn act
ress who played on one of the leading
vaudeville circuits the past winter and
who IS especially noted FOR her long
beautiful hair, in recent interview
in Chicago. made the following state
ment: ANY lady or gentleman can
promote the growth of their hair and
make il soft and glossy with this
simple recipe which they can mix
at home. To a half pint of water add
l cZ. of bay rum, a small box of BarbO
Compound and IA or. Of glycerine
Apply 10 the scalp two or three times
a week with the finger tips. This is
not only the finest hair grower ! have
ever known, but ii prevents the hair
from falling out. removes dandruff
and scalp humors. darkens streaked.
faded gray hair and makes it soft and
glossy. The ingredients can be pur-
chased at any drug store at very little
cost.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-11
CITY FIRE MARSHAL
IS CONTEMPT Plated
IN BUILDING CODE
Organization of South Bend
Branch of Prevention League
Held Up Pending Adoption of
New Ordinance.

According to Lloyd A. Greenan sec
rotary Of the South Bend and Misha-
waka Fire Underwriters association,
little IL any work has yet been accom-
plished toward the organization Of a
lire Prevention league for South Bend.
The matter was i'm the air following
the visit OF the state fire inspectors
last week and talk was ahoat that an
organization toward education along
fire prevention lines was contemplated.
Mr.. GreenaR said Tuesday that he
thought the matter Will perhaps re-
main unsettled for some time pending
the writing of the new building code
for the city.
Mr.. Greenan stated that he under
stood that a clause will be inserted in
the code providing for a fire marshal,
whose duties will be similar to those
OF the state inspectors. A regular in
spectiOn Of buildings in both mercan-
tile and residence district will be part
of his duty If this work is complete
Mr.. Greenan believes it will be a long
step toward the prevention of fires.
Another advantage that Mr.. Greenan
SEES in a regular fire inspecting mar
snail viii be his knowledge Of the in
terror of buildings. a handy asset in
case OF IRE WulCu ueI4duQS RAPID &C
ton.
The weekly news bulletin just is
sued By the state fire marshal shows
that "A per cent Of all the fires re-
ported during the first eight months
after the office OF fire marshal was es-
tabished. were of an unknown origin.
In other words. the local fire chiefs
and township assistants TO the fire
marshal were unable to find any sat
fsfactory explanation for approx
mately one-fourth OF all the fires re-
ported in Indiana during a period of
eight months.
This proportion OF unknown fires
IS entirely too high" says State Fire
Marshal Longley. and arises from the
lack OF experience of local fire Off
Gals in determining fire causes. In
the larger cities. where experienced
fire chiefs are in charge. the percent
age Of unknown fires runs much
lower. The larger number of such re-
ports come from the assistants in the
smaller towns where fires are more
infrequeut'
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-11
CRANE WILL SPEAK ON
HOME RULE AT DINNER
Plans for st. Patrick's Celebration
Completed by Twentieth
Century Club.

Plans for the st. Patrick's day ban
Duet to be held by the Twentieth Cen
fury club Of the Y. NJ. G. A, March II.
have been practically completed, an
elaborate program having been pre-
pared.
Special committees were selected to
arrange the program, the decorations
and the invitations, and it is expected
the event will be attended by 100. The
ladies will be invited and a special
ladies' night program has been pre-
pared.
George Crane will deliver the prin-
cipal address of the evening. His
subject will be "Home Rule. YER
non Helmen, secretary of the educa-
tional department of the association,
will preside as postmaster. George
Cover and T.. +. Mckee will respond
with toasts. Hubert c. Stubs will
sing an Irish song and Allen Snyder
will play violin solo.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-11
10 CENT 'CASCARETS"
STRAIGHTEN YOU UP
When HeadaChy, Bilious, Con-
Stipated, Stomach Sour,
Breath Bad.


Turn the rascals out-the head
ache. biIiousuess. Indigestion, the sick.
sour stomach and foul gases-turn
them out tonight and keep them out
with CascaTetS.
Millions or men and women take a
CaScaret now and then and never
know the misery caused by a lazy
liver. clogged bowels or an upset
stomach.
Don't put i'm another day of dis
tresS. Let CascaTets cleanse your
stomach: remove the sour. fermenting
food: take the excess bile from your
liver and carry out all the constipated
waste matter and poison i'm the
bowels. Then YOU viii feel great.
\ Cascaret tonight straightenS YOU
out 10y morning. They work while
YOU sleep. a Decent box from
amy drug store means a clear head.
sweet stomach and clean. healthy liv-
cr and bowel action for months. Chill
dren love Cascarets because they
never grippe or Sicken.-Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-11
BRONZE TABLETS PLACED
IN NEW HIGH SCHOOL
Plates Bear Names of Board and
School Officers and Educational
Quotation.

Two handsome bronze tablets, or
dered by the board of education, have
been received at the high school and
are to be placed on either side of the
main entrance The tablet placed to
the left of the entrance bears the
names of the board of trustees under
whose administration the plans for the
present high school building were be-
gune and completed, the architect and
contractor.
The tablet on the right bears the
following quotation: The education Of
the state must furnish a preparation
for the unfettered activity Of self
conscious humanity" Rosenkranz.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-11
TRAIN BANDIT DENIES
GUILT WHEN ARRAlGNED
Fred Miller Says He Did Not Steal
ClOthcs-Attorney TO Aid
I'm His Fight.

Fred Miller the train bandit who
held the Baltimore and Ohio freight
crew az Walkerton up with a revolver.
which he picked up off a scrap pile.
pleaded not guilty when he arraigued
In the circuit court Monday afternoon
before Special Judge Fred Woodward.
Miller denied that he stole the
clothes he was accused Of taking from
the brakemen. Miller admitted haK-
ing the suit on but claimed that the
brakeman gave them TO him. Atty
Elmer Peak was appointed 20 de-
fend Miller, the accused appearing Boo
court without a legal representativc
Millers bonds were fixed at $1,000
some time ago and he has not been
able 10 supply these. He viii await
trial in the county Jail
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-11
THREE HELD FOR ASSAULT
Defendants Lay Blame for Brawl TO
Liquor.

Three defendants were arraigned
before Judge Warner in police court
Wednesday, charged with attacking
Wozniak Jonduack, of Pulaski St, in
a quarrel Monday night. The three
laid the blame to John Barlecorn",
asserting that all four in the party
had been drinking.
They were Joseph Pollock, col Pu-
laski ST., Ludwick and Alvin Buda, of
Clio Poland st. Pollock pleaded guilty.
although the other two declared they
only compelled WoZnialS to stay out
of their house.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-11
HOLD MEMORIAL SERVICE
st. PaurS Congregation to Have
Eleventh Service.

The Eleventh Annual Memorial SER
vice viii be observed by the congrega-
ton of st. PauPs NJ. Z. church next
Sunday. The pastor Rev. James i.
Gardiner, will deliver a special SER
mon. He will talk on the subject
Shall We Know Each Other over
There?"
AT the evening service the church
choir Will render the sacred cantata.
"Olivet to Calvary. by j. II. Mauder
The choir will consist of Mrs. Laura
CroSsman Schell, soprano; Mrs. Will
liam II. SWintZ, contralto; Karl w
Knorr, tenor; Gerald Hunt, bass. and
Max Miranda, organist
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-11
DE CLERQ CASE DISMISSED
Assault Action Dropped i'm Circuit
Court on Motion of Prosecutor.

The case against CAMEL De Clerq.
charged with assault and battery with
intent, was dismissed in the circuit
court Wednesday on the motion of the
prosecutor. The motion was sustained
by the court and the proceedings
against De Clerq were dropped. At
torney Elmer Peak had been appoint
ed to defend De Clerq. A civil case,
Louis Feldman against Henry HOdes
ct al. a suit TO quiet title, was also
settled by a verdict in favor Of the
plaintiff by the circuit court.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-11
FIRST REHEARSAL. is
TO BE HELD TODAY
Women Who Will Direct dolly Dim
pies" Entertainment
Arrive in City.

The arrival of Miss Edna Ray Roth
geb, Miss Kitty Miller and Miss Meta
Morehead in the city Tuesday marks
the first steps in carrying out the
plans for the Dolly Dimple" enter
tainment to be given by the Y. NJ. c,
A. at the Oliver theater March "a. %.
70 and on the afternoon of March
2S. The company is furnishing 1000
costumes and between 500 and 500
local people will be requested to take
part
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-11
FUNERALS
GERTRUDE GENsINGER.

The funeral of Gertrude NJ. Gen
singer. 90 years old, who died Tuesday
at the home of her sister, Mrs. Clyde
Palmer, four miles south OF the city.
on the Michigan st. road. will be held
Wednesday at p. m, from the resi-
dence The body will be taken to
Plymouth, where services and burial
Will be held.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-11
LENGTHY LITIGATION ENDS
Final Report OF American Trust Co.
Accepted in Circuit Court

The final report OF the American
Trust company, receiver for the South
Bend Healy Box company. which has
been in litigation for over five years,
was fled with the Circnit court We'd
nesd2y morning. was accepted and the
receiver discharged. The Healy Box
company had r number Of entangle-
ments with South Bend financial insti-
tutiOnS and with other creditors here
that went before the courts in various
forms and their unraveling consumed
a large amount of time.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-11
TWO ASK FOR DIVORCES
Edward Schafer and Fannie Reynolds
Both Want Their Freedom.

A suit for divorce was started in the
circuit court Wednesday by Edward
A. Schafer against Merrie A. Schafer.
on the grounds of bad temper and
general incompatibility. At the same
time action for divorce was begun in
the superior court by Fannie Reynolds
against Elmer +. Reynolds, the
grounds in this case being desertion
and nOn-suppOrt. The couple were
married in Chicago in 1895 and lived
together until 1908.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-11
SIX H. S. PLAYERS GET
CONSENT OF PARENTS
Doubt As To Whether South Bend
Basket Ball Players Will Enter
State Tourney.

Participation in the state basketball
tournament 10 be held at Indiana uni
versity Friday and Saturday, March
IS and IA. by the local high school
squad, was stidd doubtful Wednesday
noon. as only six out of the eight
members of the first squad returned
certificates signed by their parents to
the effect that the parents would be
responsible for any i'll effects to the
boys if they were allowed to compete
Another question that has arisen is
whether or not South Bend has been
entered in the tournament. Mishawaka
high school authorities received a
schedule for the first round of games
and the name Of South Bend did not
appear. The name of the local school
was sent in the latter part of last
week. and some doubt was expressed
then as TO whether the locals would
be entered.
I Carha1.f
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-11

Valentine Stakigivicz, 22S Cherry st.
was charged with assaulting Anthony
Lechtonski, in police court, Wednes-
day morning. and pleaded not guilty.
Trial will be next Saturday, bond hav-
ing been fixed at S25.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-11
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Frank E. Wilson. Chicago. 80. sales
man, and Sarah +. Bast, Louisville,
%.
Larimon S. Jonston, "a. salesman,
and Jesse Brook, 81.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-11
HOOD PASTRY SALE.

The senior class OF the high school
will hold a pastry sale Friday for the
purpose of raising money for the me
mortal fund. Cookies, doughnuts and
redhots will be offered for sale TO their
patrons.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-11
HOMIE CIRCLE MEETS.

The Protective Home Circle lodge
No. 276, enjoyed a pleasant social
evening in Eagles hall last night Re
freshments were served. after which
all adjourned 10 the ball room for
the evening.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-11
DEHAN Is THREATENED
WITH MAXIMUM SENTENCE

"Hughie" Dehan, who was released
from serving a 35-day sentence at the
county Jail Monday, was arraigned and
pleaded guilty in police court again
Wednesday. 10 a charge of being
drunk. He was put on probation for two
weeks, and if arrested during that
time for being drunk he will be given
the maximum fine of cases for the
third offense or 500 and costs, which
will mean 10 days in Jail.
Dehan has a record of being in Jail
during the past two years, more Of the
time than he has been out.
He said he had a place to work in
Niles and that he was going there
when the police got him. He was re-
leased from Jail and will be sent to
Niles.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-11

John Davenport, who was ordered
to leave town when he pleaded guilty
to begging, in police court Tuesday,
was back again Wednesday to answer
a charge of being drunk. This time
the court turned him over to the po-
lice and they will see that he is
"OuSted"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-11
New Suits, New Coats. New Dresses.
New BlOuseS at F4IswOrfh'S

IhlS IS Ready-tO-W Wear Week and
Tomorrow is Fashion Day. New Gar
ments direct from New York You
ought 10 see them.
Advt. The Ellsworth Store
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-11
Geo. Wyman & Co.,.
IAN All Wool ChalIie
i N3M Spring Dress-5.OO
NM H3&E n For morning or afternoon home wear-a

For morning or afternoon home wear-a dainty
frock made along simple lines.
The skirt is chamingly draped and peg top.
while the blouse, set off with graceful crushed silk
g;rdle of plain color has full length, sen sleeves and
a clever ruching trim about the open neck The
effect of the whole garment being most attractive
In narrow stripes of white with Blue Green.
Lavender, Tan and Black-this clever Chalie dress
may be had in all regular sizes at 500-dn all Wool
Chdllie dress at 500.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-11
THREE APPLY.

Three applications were received
last night at the weekly meeting of
the Lady Owls. South Bend chapter
No. 1, held in Owls hall, y. Main st.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-11

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. d. Gerhart,
Of Kokomo. Ind, a son.
Mrs. Gerhart was formerly Miss
Myrle Barnhart of South Bend.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-11

WHITE WYANDOTTE eggs for hatch
ing from South Bend winners 1912-1914
$50 and $3.50 per -. John w. Marker
Bremen, Ind. X. r. IS
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-07

centrum, berfra fan man fonlme til
ale Cher | 2anoet. Do iaa oct,
at leOe ber | 9anmarf. er ie1 ogiaa
goOt tilireos meo. On. no1et triit
pil Der 10 pare for Ell, naar man
ifal iio0e zen % pna Ell Maaoe er
tilooers, liae nle9et bnor man iaa
er / GerOen. Men / 9lmerifa uilot
ieg BOG neOig oare, 81 Oct naon
Zig al TO @ruioe. Serbieamte n
man ooa blanOt ii9 eget 6olf, bpor
man fommer. boorinloo uott Sol
oeroure er mart iagt ale &elne o.
ingen Ste0er. % Den anoen Bruno
CT, at bar eaer iaar man 2ejligbe0
til berbientnie at gna no at aflpg.
&c ct friiteligt 9ionesbprO, iaa be-
beDer man life at oore 6ange for
at ifliloe iteoe Ell Brett Tor SopeOet.
greiterne Der iio0er 10 iaa iait og
grun0muret, at oct fan pere Dem
lige meget, bpor mango ser taller /
oeres Raitorat.
Meo Denli9 Silien,
5. Beoerien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-07
Yaa sDtfe og 6rommc i.
graitcrncs 2ejicnSsiftcr.

Ior uogle anr iioeu oar Der
ira M~eniabeoen | Blair inogiuet et
6oriIag til Rebraifa areosmgoe,
efter 6pilfct oct benitilleoes til
are0ien at onnlooe areOiens Me.
nigbeoer ON at betnle oeres 9rp.
tiers aeiieuosiffer til areosmeoet
Oct unr ct uomGrfet 5orilas; men
oct ngif | @noifen4. Man piloe
bIiue oeo Den anmle 0r0ning, JON
err iaole0es, at Br9iterne ligner
Oeres Aeiieiogiiter % faor iao DC
to 5reOieoeIe Oerai betalt; Ben enc
Sreoie0el betaler De ielu. 0enne
OrOnine iunes 10 at oPre meset ri.
melia. men oen er oog nrimelig,
iaor man betpnfer, at llOlG9et
IfaI no al Oiieret peo areosms6et
s aar til @ts. sif alt, bDnO Der
fom inO oeO Observation-Disclosures,
Sertil. meo llnotoaelie al nogIe ioo
Gents.
9eriom Der fom .en Oenlig Nm.
mooning ira areosmsoet til areo-
lens NleniabeOer, ON at pfc areo.
len Ben 5icneite at aiboloe 9ra-
iternes aeiieuogifter til areOsms-
oct, on uiloe idn~oiunligpis De %ileite,
ON life ale, efterfomme ben. %
Sc 9rpiter, iom life fan ian 2ei
iepcnae ao Sen 9ei, ia De man ieIu.
islgelig bare Dem no Of aaIIefteii
oeo Msoet. 0len en- goo Gel Zen
ee piIoe be6 Ben 6remsangsmaaoe
bliue ipareSe for areoiens @is.
i~ionsfasie.
Ga euopiOere uiloe man 40 Den
gei pprne = ieg baooe npr fire.
BET - ON Yrpiternes gooe Naun
og 3uatr. Staar set oa poa Spil2
Sea oco life. bpoo Oh oil faIoe oct;
men / aonins 6itp posiereOe isl.
aenoe mn6er areosmsoet. On al
pore 9anosmQno oerneoe, ct Reo.
lem al meuiabeOen, notaIte, at
9rGitcrnes agt, boor oe fom, bar
at foa lat / Soils genar. @ea
IeIp ON oct mn life iorboloer iig
IaoIcoes fnuoe ban life baue nogen
@runo Tor fin llotalelie, naar ban
iao, at belle Oiieret oeo 5snOa9s.
auOstienrften aif til Qrriterne2
: 6oprt Sab. laO os iaa en- an.
ben 0rOnina pnn oenne Sog, %
lao os iaa Den mart.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-07

Der er ct SmlI, iom fugses al
liee ioa let, iom oct er paatnget-
en- NaIfe. Ter err alto ell Iorne.
6of oeo enoen al oeu Bel iom D.
tan panOre paa ltOen at iinoe noget
al befampe.
Zen Mano. Der alorig tos Sell
/ noset. bar aloris norettet uoeet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-07
Streni.

"a bi foni til areosmeoet / San.
Ias 6itp. BAR BET noaet tort. Oct
trueoe meo Nean al % til nnber
RsOet. men Den bsrb isrit irem
me6 pi itarft llpeir SenOa9 @iio.
nat efier Msoets. Slntning. &sa.
men uaIte0e neo / Strsmme o.
6raate cperiusmmelier % SfaOa
mango Sieoer, ia 6aaoe D~ienncifer
o. areatilrer late eiuet til nioer
lloeirei.
Ia pi 0ianoaa 5ormiooa8 tsrte
fra 9pen meo 1oget. BAR ale 6lo.
ser, etremme % gaffe iplote III
9ianoen. III fan tro, Der par sonl'
men gio / boeri 9anoleb; oct bru.
ieoe, inoeoe % buiruleOe, laa bet
bar en- epit al ie. % ieg flnoe II.
te Iaoe pnre meo at fomme til at
tanfe paa oisir Orb al @rooe.
gasmusian:
,Hefs 5trsm Den rim
6enbe afIoe.~ Get bar itet
bositapeliat i aiIOerne OH aaniaS.
Gin. % aiO Oct Osiaa maatte BIZ.
be 1iliGI0ct / Dor ariitenoonlS %
ariItenIius ailoe. Der er 10 Saio
| ben, Raoocns o. giuets Sano;
men er Der noaen ipnoerlig StremY
ga, ale pi Serrens beIlige 5or pit
garine til at beoe ON, at aanoens
9iean maa iluoe til os | risers
Maal, at Der fan bIiue pStrsm |
Den rin6ettoe Slide. gliper Der
mere 2irsm | pore Sierter, oil Der
oaioa bIiuc mere Strsm | girf.
jombc6en Tor Siales BreIie, ogiaa
Strem ! Dor areosmisIion.
Dermeo en- uenlis Silieu TIL
grsore o. Ssitre ira areoSmsoet
oa til ale andre. bucr 5 iaa er
Spar ID nrius San en-.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-07
9anif lnt6 .aOloni / Colorado.

'"@
Oct par en- goo % troUGroig BE.
ifripelie, 9oit. %. Gb. Senien gap
Al jim 9fejie ti-o9 / COLORADO. Gia.
tignof bnooe ri, Der ioa 6orboloene
% 9anoet oeritoe iioite 6oraar -
life 9eiligbeo iom 9oit. SEMEN til
at ie S9oen itan pan Ufnrfen / i'm
3ploe og froitige gpfit. Men bpoo
aompaaniets WpnO, Der leoiogeoe
os poa Heiien, og iom giorOe Geiien
iaa interesiant o9 beba9eIig Tor os.
f%ortalte ON glnlingen, oa par BET /
aoo 0uerensitemmelie meO, 6paO
9ait. SEMEN MI bar Jet og @iortalt.
Ter er 10 ben eieuoomnlelige @aron.
Ii peo 8nrming, 6por 9an0et pan
oes pe6 Ooerrisling, at man eiter
%menneifelig 9ere9ning altiO er iif.
fer paa en- qoo PM. iao trent 2on
oet er 9oOt. % ser er tilitrpffeliat
9anO, boao man pitt fife 6ebsuer
at irpate ior / Bette 1iff9loe.
9hi er Ser 10 oaiaa ben aooe On.
itpnoiabeo peo oenne me aoloni, At
ben er life me paa oen Maa6e, al
man ifol gaa og nente pan. at ser
en- mis- 6remtio ifal 6lipe bpgget
S%ernbaner, 9ner, Sfoler % airfer:
innoant er Der. 0ntiosbefprmme
lia6eoer meo fri 9oit-9eoeriig OF
9elefon 0. +. b. ippnoer uiit ouer
2anoet. iaa inngt set er taget I
9rug.
Oct er nie9et at baabe. at Der M
mao iamles iaa manae 0nnife Der
noe, al oe fan Oanne Ell itprf $40.
Toni, en- itprf Oanif lltberif @ie.
nia6eo. 90 6norior ifuloe BET fife
lpffes2 Ger er 10 beitanoig Qien.
neifer, iom enifer at ilptte til Ggne
6nor 8interen life er lang % 6arif.
men ior bpem ogiaa De firfelige
Spergsmanl er meget ~beitemmenOe
0feO ANDRE 0r0, De ipsrger life ole.
ne ON @aranti ior 9oO Iol % goot
alima, men ipsraer ogiaa ON Stir.
fe % 9etienin9 peo iamme. Ga oa
aompaaniet. Der iulger Sanoet, ger
bette eneitaaenoe 1ilbuo at 9ioe
$1,000 til airfe % Sfole for 6uer
10 Seftiouer 2ano. Der i9lges, inntt
ri @u9ge9runo til Strife Oh 9rp-
iteboIi9. ioa iones bet mig, ii Der
er en- iiploen anleonina, Ser life
ber gaa u6enpttet ben.
Ter er ingen Suiot ON, at alima.
et oeruoe meo oen beie, lette 2uit
On oeu megel Solifin 10 er 6elie-
6rlngeaoe ior mango Soagbeoer,
6uaO Der ogiaa bleo iaat AZ 6olf.
iom oar ilpttet oerlio :. Gfs. ira
9}e6r.
Gniombeoen fan maaife / firfe-
ia Senieenoe fomme ii. at ieIes
noget Al @rait o. @enigbeo Ser
noe. 0og = ifrpffelig aiiIoes er
oct 6eller life. 6n balm 3ssnS 3ejie
6ringer os til 9enoer eaer 9ruib,
o. baIo anOen Gegn eaer maa-
ife er oct minore - til Onlaba.
Get er meooelt, at en- Brett Dor
lopet at tage oeriio og ipite 30 Ser
til 6oraaret. 5orbanbentlig uil ga
mango reiie oeruo % febe | Otter.
aaret, iaaIe0es at Silflptnino %
Menigbeosoannelie fan finoe Steo
iomtioig til 5oraaret.
On Briien paa 2anoet er bei Ell.
Ter Lap ipneS mig beror pao, boilfet
9ano og builfe Griier, man iammen.
liener oct meo. Men / 9etragtning
al 2anoets apaIitet o. aarli9 Sif.
fer6eo for goo aisrsoe, iaa fore.
fonnier oct mig, iaa oiot ieg fan ie
ino til 2an0ppienet. at ct Snoifno
onltalte 9ano oil sipe gooe Genter
50. 6. Nietien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-07
Noale Minoeoro
ON Orr. 0ans Better Maoien.

Sea nlaa ifripe liSt til Minoe
ON Rr. Sans Better Maoien, iom
0sbe / fit Stem | Samilton 60.
Nebr.. SmSag Morsen ben 90.
Sept, eiter eoot en- baIu Snes
Gaaes SpeeIeie. Iiot oDer 70 star
gommel.
Oct err mere emo 30 aor iioen, at
lea ferit Iarte oenne itiIfGroiee oa
aIuorIiae, ilittist a~rbeioenoe % be.
bnaeliae Nano at feuoe. Get bar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-07
Gre npc Smaaifriftcr

Gre me Smaaifrifter
ira firfeIia SCREENING for Snore
Wisiion | 0onnarf.
4r. 572-Grpiten / 5urebp .06
Ir. 573 - ct lpffeligt Barn.
oontsbiem >. -. $500. .OS
4r. 574 = Snoremisiionrr
@asmis Sonien :. 10
gne ire tiIiommen for 90 Cts.
6rimprfer eler Sslppenge moo.
tages.
0aniib entb. Tnbl. SOuie,
Blair, We5r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-07

ter, Der er gift % Dor | Rprbe0en
al Wooeren, og ell Sen, Der er |
Siemtnet enonu leoer. 9e TO al.
Ore oe0e / Oeres ipeoe 9arnOom
De ioroiife 9epninger al $.
y. MoOien bIep ite6et til Spile ON
Iirsoaaei oet %. September paa
Reniabeoens airfegaaro. gaitor
3. Marfusien og Meniq6eoens
Brett, 81. Eb. 5hnGt3 liant nnoer.
teaneoe talte peo 9ooren. On
meaet itor @euooe al @enneifer
fom % Ieoingeoe oen afosoe til oct
iioite Spileiteo.
geliienet opre $. .. Maoiens
Minoel q. 8. Ga NJ.
Sea, iom bar bpret ofogoe s. Z.
@aoiens Brett to @nnge, ieIer
Sran9 til at f6ie til obenitaaenoe
at ban bar en- al be itiGe, beifeOne,
~uobofoenSe grbeioere / Menia6p.
ben, iom lea iteoie bill min6es neo
@Ipoe. oa Tom ieg boober at md.
De 6erbiemme I De 9oIiger, Seins
bar bereSt for fine.
q. %. anoerfen.