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Evening star., 1914-04-09
Plans for the Pageant.

The suffrage demonstration here May q
is TO have two distinct features-the pag-
cant projects are to be worked out en-
tireiy distinct from the political sections.
As an indication that the suffrage move
mont is not Weakening woman's devotion
toward child diifc.. and to show that the
Efforts for tho '-cause'' are primarily in
THE interests of the women of the future.
thc parade up Pennsylvania avenue to
the capitol is to be led by girls, in groups
of ten. adorned with flowers. They will
represent Spring. Youth and Hope.
Mrs. Eliphalet Andrews. who is in
charge of this section of the pageant
proposes that these girls shall be dressed
in white. white shoes and green wreaths
encircling their heads. and with drap-
cries of green in stole effect The chill
dren arc being organized by Miss Eliza
beth Kent daughter OF Representative
Kent of California. Miss Adeline Kent
will march with the girls.
Mrs. William Kent. wife of Representa-
tive Kent. viii march under the Califor-
MIA banner in the political section of the
paradc
lli the pioneer section will march Mrs
f;ebecca Lenton. agel seventy-two. who
was the first woman in Pennsylvania to
sign the pledge TO march here MAY o.
One OF the most Interesting sections OF
the parade will he led by Mrs Walter
Elount. who has an estate in the noun
fainS OF Virginia She has announced
that She will organize and lead to Wash
inSton deleSation of mountain women.
many Of whom have never been twenty
miles away from their remote mountain,
farms. and not one of whom ever saw a
ct1- Special pains will he taken to see
'Hat they enjoy their visit TO Washing
ton and have "the time Of their lives
Evening star., 1914-04-09
Protests Immigration Bill.

Mrs Eheta Chide Dorr made strong
protest against passage of the proposed
immigration bill. claiming ii would re-
suit in sex and class legislation. as in
England In AN address before the Study
Club in Economics at the Public Library
last night;
England already has passed a half
dozen laws she said. imposing on
women vino offend against these laws
penalties never imposed upon men. one
OF these laws makes il Illegal for women
to march to The house Of commons with
a petition asking parliament to pass a
Suffrage bill Another is the Drawing
act. winch provides that women who
"aEc to speak on equal suffrage within
thc precincts OF the house OF commons
.-nad ~ deatt with b. the officials Of
&!..ainen'. laihcr tnan br III. police:
H.j this has proven q broken reed. Tor
30 one has yet found way TO enforce
the 'av.
~ the Immigration bill is passed with
lhe sdffragette amendment. we will have
more of these kind OF laws in the United
States
Evening star., 1914-04-09

II you want work. read the want col
umnS of The Star.
Evening star., 1914-04-09

- COLLECTION OF ATTRACTIVE
STYLES for misses boys and small children
Isuntv hemp and milan shapes, some un-
trimmed others trimmed with novel efects
Of ribbons veIvets and silks. other neat
models are in silklike fabrics
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-23
Snforporereoe Salouner.

berior err man blepne opmcrfiomme
paa, at ct baIpt 3i,iin eIIer fIere ga.
~Iooner er bIepne iufprporerebe / De
iibite iaa Tiger. Man tGntte fsrit
life pioere oeroner, men efter bpert
ion flere % flere al bisie "4orpo.
rationer" bIcp baunet gift bet pp for
Vpmpnoigbeoerne, at bet bar ct me.
get fiffigt 2rrf for at omsaa 2open.
0et bar nernIig n9ret nestet ga.
Ioonpprternc at irIge i,t @epiaing
I'll andre, men MI, oa gepiutngen
er gipet en- &o%rporotion, er Oct life
iaa Iigetil at f%ontroIere Gierne. gp-
en- fan iaaleoes life neste pisie 5clf
9epiIing, "a henne er gipet aorpora-
ton og life gnfeItperion.
Wiitelptme til @inona. Zen sGs-
t~eifabslop, Der traabte ifraft lite
San, beitemmer piitnof, at Set er
ltrafbort of unoflp 9open peo of reiie
til andre Stater % laoe Jig bic, for
berpaa itrar at pet,be tilbaee, men
tiltroos oerfor bar Winona, Minn.,
pitt Jig ct meget isgt Steo for gifte-
lpltne ll,lge Wenneifer i Ga Crosse
og andre Steoer / oen1le Gel al Sta-
ten. elsie unge sgetepar bar font
ofteit heller life Iaet SfiuIt paa, at
De icgte til @inona for at unogaa
SouelL bpilfet bel oelpis fommer Ser.
al, at DC 2~opfpnoige ipites at bore
cnigc ON, of 6enne Gel al 2open err
olttor ip9oenoe til at fllnne gien-
llemfsres. 9lanot benz, ser forleoen
%rgtepieoes / Winona, bar S. .. SOL
gerion al Solmen % Miis Gertrude
Naituolo al Bangor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-23
Oar Kolumbus 1coe?

Gn ipanif Siitorifer peo Napn
enrique Mrribas . 9iirrea bar
iielge "Samilp SeralD ano @eeflp
Star, WontreaI, Canada, iiogit Ell,
lloen Bog, bpori ban isger at be.
pie, at De sitinOiife Gers Spoager,
ariltoffer aolumbus, / @irfeligbe-
Den bar en- Spoc. Sorfatteren paa-
Itaar, at &olumbus bar fcbt / 4pn-
tepeora % life / nogen al DC atten
italienife @per, iom bar giort arop
paa ben sgre at prre Sen beremte
Spoasers 6cbebp. SITE minore eno
atten Sofumenter ira 2iben mellem
1413 og 1923 b%epiier, at aoIumbus
fom ira Eontepeora, o. noor ban
gap Zig no for at prrc ira 8cnl,a
% altlaa Staliener, gjoroe ban set
al &logifabsbenipn % for at oinbe
Smpoefommelie Dos set ipanife
aongeblts, mener Sen llpprte Siito.
rifer.
S bans Mors Samilie, Ser bar
Slegtsnapnet Sontereias, iorefom-
nler ofte Saabsltapnelle gerobam,
eIe5ear, Sacub os Benjamin, %
bans Mor beb Su5anlle, ct Napn,
'om Den Gang fun S~sbefpinber bar.
&olitmbls bar goot fienot meo Or.
Seop, en- @elpnoer al 9uis Snnto-
aes, % andre beienote SOBER. Sans
literTre Stil er uoprugct bebroiif,
og | fine Sptegnelier ~citcrer SEQ
llntbus tiot ira BET gon1Ie Seita.
mcnte.
Mr. Iribns ~fremb9ber, at bapSe
aolumbils life funnel bslae, at ban
bar SeSe, pilbe ban bope foat Sen
romerif fatolife Strife imob Tia, %
ban piIoe life / iaa 6aIo ia flutnet
9lsre fine Spbageliesreiier. Tcr.
fatteren af opennppnte life @oo
antar, at bet bar reIigisic Motiper,
lpm orep 8otumbits no pao Spoo.
geliesreiier San pilbe forife PROBE
ct finoe oct foripttebe 9ano, iom
bans Hoce iaa leltge bapoe ueiltct
at finbe.
0ette bore MT, iom oct bore bill.
8clumbl,s bar Sismanb, % sio-
nlHno berer % fer mleget poo fine
@eiier. Seq inbbilber mig, at So.
lnmbls pibite ON, at Norbmrno og
Sslpnoere bapoe blot @eien til ct
2aro langt / belt, men bapbe CLIENT
eaer bolot paa at glen1nle Sen igien.
ltlanoipnliet er oct life, at aoli.n.
bus bapbe beisgt Sslanb, inoem bon
foretog fine SpoageIiesrciier. SAB.
Be 8. q. Mund faaet lepe list Irn.
ger, pilbe ban paa bette Self bare
funnel aiue os Splpsniiger al @e-
tponing, fanbnnbe. @i niIoe / set
minbite bape faat 8reie paa, on,
ban / @atifanets Mrfiper ianSt mo-
get, Norgesbiitorien og @eroensbi.
itorien bar CLIENT eller life piact
fortelle. Ser furoc cnbnu bore
mer interesiantc Sing at opoaee enc
m,iIige ltnsiaetiabeoer / Sagaerne.
gr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-23
Horn Gnknin.
Moi en- Hc0nifur.

Ncf en- Mcsuifur, Sor treble
@onN Nenuc Moanco III man iioita
MnnooQ MIor0eu Ell Hcnultuw /
@rono Iort9. VI StsrrcGn iuINte
9uitcn tioIia ON Morgencn, % REQ
Sttctiocn iolot HeQnct / itore Groo
Der.
%rane ! Ecnn. @eiancr SroS.
@utif$bnanluo % &~arelaaer brrno'
te Nai i'll SirSNaa / Den lille IN
Ncnn. life lonat ira ScpllS Satc,
Sci branoiifre Sfob-par peb Ell Sor.
nlenmlclie blcpct itaaenoe aabent. %
Sirmaet3 @eger aniaQes al pare poe.
laate.
SumbislSctlane i Minot. Sor
'sriic Wou9 iaar fuuSe man iibitc
Siraoag bore alaugen al SombieIoer
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-23

Statcns Eutctcsaulins. SieI9e
Opaopcr ira DC Sorenebc StaterS
SonobruaHocpartcmUnt bclsb Mtinnc.
iotnS iioitc T%otc,eaoplin0 ia I'll 80.
250.000 @nibelS MOB 3~3,015.000
1912 oa 2~5.ST5.000 / 1911, Otter
oct niorte Suerilao par Ser erlNni Den
lite Gan, 1w117i,C00 NulbelS AZ
Staieus Eoietcsauling poa 6arncr-
mes Spnber. huilfct or b~cipoelig min.
ore enc pes iammc S~ibspunft 'orriac
War. Staters EotctcSoprfcrc tit Den
lite Zee. 1913 en- @ienucminitspris
al - Gcnts pr. @uibcl Tor lit BRO
oiltt, meSens Eriien Den lite Zee.
1912 tam Dor Is Gcnts. Zen lie
Tee. 1911 par Eriien COG ncacn bsi'
ere, nemIi9 IS Gents pr. @uibel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-23
6jenforo.
Frcitefrmem iom bite fig otter o.
Den / Waale Ereitesaaro.

Eaa @aale Ereitegaarb / SarIs.
berg blep Der Sommeren 1865 Dor
te en- masiiu % foitbar Sslpife =
insen funSe iige. bporleoes Sfeen
oar bortfommen.
Ereltens Srue bar imiolerti0 ip-
rig / i'm Sranlfning efter, bpprleoes
Sfeen funbe bore fo~ripunbet. Sum
bapoe lelp Neglen til lit Sslpifab
| lit Serge - -alene Stueier.
ten bopoe aogang til Sfabet, naar
Der blep lat frem Mao for iremneoe
GjGiter.
9eraf fom benbes Mistanfe til
StueIenten for, at bun bapoe 1tiaa.
let Sfeen; men esentlig paopiie
noeet beltemt funoe bum Dog life.
Sna forflarte bum lin Wano
Ereiten ON i'm, iom bun ipntes,
pelbesrunOeoe Mistanfe moo oeres
Tjeneiteiente = icm Ri fan foIbe
ariiti.
Ereiten tog iom GpIae oeraf Sri
I'll / Sorber. Wen ariiti neetet
fait % beitemt at babe tat Sfeen
bort.
Ereiten eiorbe benbe ga opn1erf-
iom paa, at BET bar bare Jruen %
bum, iom babe aosans til SsIp.
ifabet.
ga, Sfinnet bar iaa afgiort imoS
itaffars ariiti, of benoes MegtcIier
for EreIten life iormaae6e at roffe
Ereitens Spertpbning.
Sum forefom bam forbproet i
Spnben, forroi BUN life pilee til
itoa jim 9rsbe % fortelle, bpor
bum boube giemt Sfcen, og bette
ia ban benbe rent no.
ariiti brait / @raao og ia, at
bum piloe gaa, iioen bun blep mis-
t9nft, iom ON bun iflllbe ppre en-
Spp.
% Ereilen, iom bar blit liot
pp6raet oper beroes ib9roige Neg-
teller al lin Sfplo, Ia "a, at bum
belit bliroe ianlle line "8utenbaben"
% fare lin Sci.
lto poa Ssiten blep Ereite.
frllcn ing % ocoe, % life mango
Gagcnc eiter gegropelien hplbt Der
pao at runiliterc nogen / &isffenet
ON Worgenerne tiolig ililt peb Den
Sio, GA &isffcnicnterne pleiebe at
beepnbe lit Mrbcioe.
Mct ilrgen iflente Jig iloget paa,
bpoo oisie 9po / Safltebelen, JONI
itpo paa aont paa Fet'en, fruloe
hare at betpne, pg inaen fit ie no
oct, ira bpem eaer bporfra oisle
@anfingcr / &elcn fom.
Senterne troeoe, at Der maotte
purc nogct Spsaeri / bisie @anfin-
ger, iom blep i%terfere for bper Wor.
gen, = pe ioa bar oct oa Ell Mor-
9en I'll iamme Sio, at ben me
Stucicnten fit ie CIT Sfiffelic / Ell
bpib a~IGonina %itaaenbe foran Nei-
len % pcacnSc paa Safitebcllcn.
Sun blep rrb % lprang inO paa
Trcltcns aortpr pe i%ortalte ham
on lit irlipmnle Spn, og at Gift
feIicn tpbelig lignet ben aibsoe Hrc.
i~tefrilc.
Ereitcn par aaerebe fulbt paa.
flrot % iao ueo lit arbeioe, ga
Stueieirten fom berino meb lin DC.
refining.
San iulgte itrar mes benSe lo
aieffenet. = Sfiffelien itoo Ser,
% ban eienfienSte tpbclig lin afosoe
Suityl.
"a ia han iii benbe:
"@oSc Ianoer bar tSreo!"
Sun iuartc. Of bun bapoe Oct
aoht: "mcn log Der" la bun til
GA peatc after paa @atitehelen.
IrciIcn ifpnSte lia meb at leite
oen tiliioe.
Scr laa Den iapncbe Srlpife, iom
horoc Iiaget Ser ifiult meIlem BAT.
itchcIlcn % MurpTaseu,
"a falNtc Soaneprciicr, iorl bar
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-23

Saobrme iaanN.

Saabrme iaane. @efteoal CUNT
Der Cos Sugbrig uco Gobp Greet
bleu iioite 5irSbaa lat igong eiter /
fl Maaneocr at huue pTret iunher
Mcparation. @rl,9ct pil bpa NJ, finn
oriuc5 mco Ct Manoifab, altiaa flin
ON Tagcn.
Sil lin Tabcrs Wimbc. Zen al.
bsoe Nionlano @nt. Cartons @ern
bor fisbt en- 9 Soli Moon Safc peo
Gou GIairc on itiGutct Den til @pcn
ioln ct Mir,oc on Sarcren. Zen lille
. pil hcreiter blipc fienot lom Gar
ions Farf.
Stprt @ranStab ! Mihlano. emil
@ornid & Cons &aromare Cos ire
gtoocS @utifSbpguing 90 %arclager
/ MIhlano n~cobrTnote Scat til 20be
s.. meb ct Cob al $4,000. Saa'
Del @nanins ionl ocnS SnnboIo blep
iuloitunSia ebelaet. men Sabet Def
feoeS pes assurance.
9Gatcifabslcocn crflrrct naDiSia.
Stotcns me sGatcifabslop, Der paa-
bnoer oGaeatteit ior l~lolteoclie al
oinccnle, bleo ocn 20oe bs. AZ Com.
nler !. &. Gitweilcr / Wlipaifee
areosrct ertlGrct ior grumolopsItri'
bia. Soaen piI iencrc bringes Tor
Seiciterct. Gommcrcn crtlTrcoe
lin a~jcnoelie. at 9open or urlmellg
GA Iraaer SinSringer Tor Eer'oncrs
Net til at inosaa sGatcitab. iant al
Scn or / Strio mco 2anocts @ri'uo'
loc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-23

en- retifonen Monb, ben urctfGroig
beifpIote 5ieneiteiente til iia, ior.
talte benoe bette oe tiIitoo benoe en-
itcr @ootgiprelie.-S. q. i go.
ciaIDelnofraten).
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-23

%Icp 102 Mar aammcI. Siaoc
Coof. Ser iioitIeoeu Sftnber iplote
102 Nar. Seoc forIcSen / lit Stem
rrr SoIcn. San hapbe bart III
Nicnr / Bette famine Gountp BELT iioen
fSSS
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-23

Sar Sc life ienbt os &ontingent paa
en- Stlilb, ic pad Ibreslelappen. Set
funoe fanife bore paatibe at ienoe o3
Npntiu9enten III.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-23

Suit, al naar Sc i%ornner Subtrips
tionen / Sioe. er e beretiIgei iii &rGs
mic. ~SamiIies S%rsnirs" for 1914
or ben bebite iric YrGmie, ri no9en.
qnnq bar hap..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-23

uopiite @iaitiribeo iparer Erprie-
biroens llnger, io1n 10 oiIbc ppre en-
rigtig 2pfferbiifen for Sc TO @jpiter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-23

Granger De Gu SBmnifine? "0us
bennen" er iaa goo iout nogen anoep
EpmaFine til ben oetbeIte Iris.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-01

Bleached Seamless Sheets, 72x90-Sale Price. .42c
Beached Seamless Sheets Six9o-Sale Price 48c
Pillow Cases. 42x36 and 45x36-Sae Price. 1Oc
Pepperel Bleached Sheets, PA wide by 2H long CSC
Fruit of the Loom Sheets 54x0O-Sale Price ...... 59c
Fruit of the Loom Sheets, 63xoO-Sae Price 69c
Fruit of the Loom Sheets 72x9O-Sale Price. 75c
Fruit of the Loom Sheets 81x9O-Sale Price. $11O
Chapman "A Beached Musln-Sale Price ......71ac
HIPS A Bleachei MuSlin-Sae Price ...........9c
Fruit of the Loom A Beached MuSn-Sale Price 10c
LonSdale A Beached MuSln--Sale Price ........9c
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-01

Bayard WELLER, author OF the play
Within the Law which comes TO
the Oliver theater for three days.
starting at today's matinee, has chos-
en- for the theme Of his melodrama a
cross-section out of the life Of a poor
shOp-girl. who after serving time"
for a theft she didn't perpetrate. vows
TO get even" which she Goes by mar
ry1ng the son of her former employer.
She is not in love or does not believe
she Is IN love with Dick Glider, but
marries him 10 bring disgrace 60 his
father, who was the real means Of
sending her to prison. The employer.
in order 10 make an example and
stop the petty thievery which has
been going on in his department store.
takes away her name and gives her
a number" so she decides that she
will get even" by taking his name,
thus causing the public disgrace that
will follow the young mans marriage
with an eX-cOuvict. Meantime, fol-
lowing her release from prison, she
organizes a band of crooks" and
takes her revenge upon society by
helping in various nefarious money
procuring schemes that are neverthe-
less always Within the Law"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-01
LYMAN HOWE PICTURES.

The Lyman Howe pictures-an en-
tlrely new series, by the way-began a
two days engagement at the Audi
forum last evening and pleased as
HOwe's pictures always do.
Considerable lime and film is de-
voted TO the details of digging and
building the Panama canal which is
shOwn from almost every possible
angle and gives an excellent idea of
this work that is nearing completion.
Probably no other exhibitor has the
facilities and the CppCr unities to get
pictures that so re- ally repro
duce the interestint ses of this
sort OF work as Mr.. l.. His camera
men seem TO have the knack of poking
into odd corners, ascending TO impas-
sibie heights and delying into the very
heart Of a suoJGct so that nothing of
interest is left uncovered. His ac-
companyipg s.und effects add TO the
realism and the scenes are woven into
a continuous story that leaves a last
ing impression.
IN addition to the Panama scenes,
which are made the principal fea-
tureE of this series. excellent views and
Out-Of-the- ordinary scenes in Yellow
stone park are shown with facinating
realism. This is an oft-photographed
subject but has never been shown
with quite the fidelity to nature be-
fore. The action Of the geysers has
been particularly well filmed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-01

For the balance OF the week begin
ming New Years matinee, the Orpheum
Will offer a new bill OF vaudeville made
Up of attractive novelties and clever
acts.
Topping the bill and presenting an
act away out of the ordinary is Lalla
Seblini, known as the musical Venus
on wheels. Playing the difficult and
pretty Traummeri on a violin while
riding and balancing herself on one
wheel is one OF her feature stunts.
Selbini in her new act Introduces a
number of other original tricks on a
bicycle. She rides in an Annette kel-
herman costume suitable for the surf
as well as the sta ge and Is assisted
by two others in her part OF the pro-
gram.
John T. Doyle and company will
present a comedy piaylet that is full
OF life ana novelty. The scene Is the
office OF the inspector Of police and
the surprising incidents are capably
presented by the strong supporting
company The story is unique, full OF
unexpected twists and bits Of real act
ing that have true value.
Wilson Brothers will offer new line
OF Dutch comedy that is guaranteed to
amuse. Clever parody singers and
twisted dialect comedians OF ability
they have an act arranged for laugh
ing purposes only and their spot on
the bill is sure to be lively one.
Jerome and Carson are clever
team with a turn made up mostly of
acrobaticS in which one bit of sur
prisingly wonderful work so rapidly
succeeds another that it makes them
seem almost commonplace. There
are a lot OF big tricks crowded into
this act, all skillfully performed. Billy
Chase, a topical song singer, is a
laugh-getter with his routine Of ride
ulous nonsense and the whole bill
lines I'D strong
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-01

The Angel Musical comedy have
picked a sure winner to start the new
year at the Majestic and will offer the
liveliest piece in their whole roper
foire. school Days. With the Jolly
comedians as mischievOus school boys
and the classy girls as lively maids in
school. and Arthur Angel as a Ger
man teacher. it isn't hard TO imagine
an entertainment that viii put the
''gIoOms" on the run The musical
selections are particularly suited for
this style Of show. There are kid"
numbers and kid" dances. kid
stories and school room scenes that
never happened but TIE whole affair
is so fast and funny. clean ard clever,
bright and breezy that it is Soing TO
be one of the record breaking per-
fOrmances Of this engagement.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-01

Remarkable Annual Sale of Linens
eUious Records for Big Value Giving
ly recognize the

None Come will readily reognz the
famob Unusual fh@e
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-01

The stage has a great fascination
for many people. and there Is hardly
anyone who is not interested in the
lives of the stars. But many have
an idea that there Is nothing good
connected with their life. If YOU
have such an idea be sure to see The
Leading Lady on New Years day at
the American theater and you will be
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-01
AN IDEAL wONtAN's LAXATIVE.

Who wants TO take salts, or castor
oil. when there is nothing better than
DR.. Kings New Life Pills for all bow
el troubles. They act gently and nat
urally on teh stomach and liver slim
urally on the stomach and liver, slim
tone up the entire system. Price 25c.
At all druggists or II. Z. Bucklen q
c. Philadelphia or St Louis-Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-01
Remnants Touching and
Table Linens on Sale NouO
at Great Savings
CORRESPONDING

A special lot of s. dozen of Sample Towels
arrived for this great linen event Prices aver
age half the usual worth-now 25c to 75c
each The lot comes from John S. Brown,
and represents the finest qualities at prices
lower than have been quoted for the past four
years.
Linen Huck Towels, Special 25c-fult
bleached; neatly hemmed; 2Ox38 inches
Webb's Huck Towels, Special 29c-21x42
inches; prettily hemStitched; finest Irish quail
ity.
Webb's Double Huck Towels, SOC to 81
full bleached; neatly hemStitched.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-01

pleasantly surprbed. You Will surely
ENJOY this oraTaa because you Will I'M
derstand and appreciate the heart
struggle Of Marsden and his wife and
their temperamental differences.
Earle Williams and Edith Storey are
in the cast. Ormi Hawley Will be
seen in "A Love of '64".
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-01
FANCY LINENS.

Pure Irish Linen Toweling, 1Oc, 1910, 15c
and 18c yard-Splendid values
Linen Glass Crash Toweling, 15c yard
quality superior to any at this price.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-01

Berkeley Cambria Al Bleached No. 6O-Sale Price II
Lonsdale Cambria A Bleached-Sale Price. .12Ia
COronet Ii "A Brown MuSlin-Sale Price ..........
Pepperell A Brown Musin-Sale Price ......... 6
PeppereT As inch Beached Pillow CaSing-Sale Price IL
Pepperell "a Bleached Sheetng-Sale Price .... 2;
ROchdale "a Brown Sheeting-Sae Price. ....... &c
Rochdale "a Bleached Sheeng-Sale Price q
PeQuot "a Bleached Sheeng-Sale Price .......... q
LonSdale Cambria Remnants, to 10 yards. .......
LonSdale Twill Remnants to 10 yards ...........71
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-04-02
tiaco|n STANDARDIZATION
Norway Nearly finished
CONTINUED from Page y

by Editor Thorsan Of Normanden, at
Grand Forks. This money was for.
warded b. w. Morgenjer1e, secretary
of the Nodmands Forbundet at Chris
tiania, and he will have charge, Of
!the purchase of the pedestal.
Erick GUIDE, a Norwegian architect,
vii design the pedestal and deliver
it to the place where the bust will
be erected in Christianid. Guide fur
nished the Bautastone of Bjornson
for the agricultural college campus
and which is occupying a prominent
place there. ''
Newspapers and periodicals of Nor
way are making extensive mention
of this gift Ivy North Dakota. The
fact that the blst.is the work of q
farmer boy Of this state and he 4
descendant ofasNdMayS himself is a
matter of much priaestp that country.
It's strictly North Dakota origin is
the subject Ct much favorable COM
ment all over the country and it is
certain to arouse much interest among
the people of the mother country
this summer. ..
Governor Hanna en- behalf of North
Dakota will present this gift to the
Norwegian people, with impressive
ceremonies July 4, at which time it
will be unveiled. An exhibition will
be held in Christiania this summer
and it is expected that most Of the
people OF that country will visit the
capital city in course of the season.
North Dakota's gift to Norway has
jtcen~ extensively written up in the
papers CT the country and every n
has read about it. The people at
home will be anxious to see the
likeness Of the men whose character
they love and the work of one of
their descendants, and the bust will
be a center Of interest to the thous'
and of visitors.
Paul Fjelde, is nov in Chicago put
ting the finishing touches, to his
work aid it is expected that the judg'
es will pass upon it in "a short time.
1t will then be cast in bronze, after
which it will be shipped to the Nor
wegian capitol. Fjeldeis home is In
Bailey City. - His fame as a sculp
tor is rising and the people of the
state are. expectias gEeat. things from
it's native son..