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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-11
OLIVE GROVE ELECTS
New Officers to Be Installed by Lodge
Jan. 49,

Election of officers took place last
night at W. O. w hall by Olive Grove.
No. -, which resulted in the follow
ing officers: Alice Brown. guardian:
NJ. Coleman. adviser; Emma Barnard.
clerk; DR.. +. @. Freyermuth. banker:
Anna Teska, attendant; Minnie Gay
man, inner sentinel; Julia Stafauski.
outer sentinel; DR.. +. G.. Freyermuth.
physician; Clara Engle, manager for
three years; G.. Latulipe. musician.
Averial Engle. captain; +. Barnard
and A. Brown, deputies; past e ard
ian, Ella NJ. Bishop. Three members
were initiated by the local team. In
stallation of officers will take r.ace
Jan. 13. of next year
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-11
WHY SCRATCH?
RES|NOL WILL
STOP THAT ITCH

The moment that Resinol Ointment
touches itching skin the itching stops
and healing begins That is why doc
tors have prescribed it successfully for
nineteen years in even the severest
cases of eczema, letter, ringWOrm,
rashes and other tormenting, disfig-
uring skin eruptions. Aided by warm
baths with Resinol Soap. Resinoi
ointment makes the skin or scalp
perfectly healthy, quickly, easily and
at little cost.
Resinol Ointment contains nothing
harsh or injurious and can be used on
the tenderest or most irritated sur
face. Practically every druggist sells
Resinol Ointment (5Oc and SD, and
Resinol SOapa <25c). Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-11
ENJOY DANCE.

features of the evening at Sticks hall
last night at the regular meeting of
the knights and Ladies of Security.
Three new members were Initiated by
the home team. Plans were made for
q dance to be given at the hall on
Christmas eve. A supper was served
after the dance.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-11

posts of the French in an effort to
retake the German ground lost to
them in the recent French successes,
but both attacks were repulsed.
Several trenches were captured by
the French in the extremely difficult
fighting in the forest of Lepetre, east
of the ArgOnneS. Further east and
south the activity of the opposing
armies was negligible with the ex-
ception of the aerial raid on Freiburg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-11

Owing 10 the fury of the reply that
came from the aeroplane guns Of the
German batteries protecting the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-11
NOTICE To HUNTERS.

Because of the quarantine. hunting
with dogs or any form OF trespass-
ing is forbidden on land belonging 10
the undersigned in Warren townships
4. Rose. w Mcdonald. W. Klopfen-
stein. J. Kramer. NJ Augustine. s. d.
Osborn, II. SnouSe. Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-11
GREAT CLOTHING SALE.

Don't fail TO read Livingston's SEN
sational offer on page 4. $50, $3.50
and $25 Suits and O'COats now being
sacrificed at S1S.S5.
Advt. IIVINGSTONS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-11

hanagr. the French flyers were un-
able to ascertain the extent of the
damage done by their projectiles.
Tonight's official statement declares
also that the general situation on the
remainder of the battle front is un
changed.
The statement issued in the after
noon, however, chrpnicled a series of
French successes which showed a gen.
eral failure of the German defense.
At a number of points the French
pressed the enemy back and forced
them 10 evacuate their trenches,
while in the artillery engagements the
French guns continued to maintain
their superiority.
Both in Flanders and in the region
of Arras the Germans failed to at
tempt a resumption of the offensive
and the rival armies maintained prac-
tically the same positions.
Along the river Disc. however. in
the Santerre district further to the
south, the French who held positions
ar Sandechy and lie Quesnoy- San
terre attacked the German lines
sharply. forcing the invaders to quit
the trenches which they had held
strongly for several weeks. After a
terrific struggle the French found
themselves dQNduCtu from AVV 10 bUU
meters on advantageous ground where
they proceeded TO dig themselves in.
About Rheims the French gunners
displayed particularly brilliant mark
manship.
Trenches Cleaned Out
So accurate was their fire that they
literally cleaned out the German
trenches. the kaiser's infantry being
forced 10 expose themselves 10
whitening fire from the French pits
as they .scurried 10 the rear across an
open field. Heavy losses were in
fiicted upon the retreating forces.
Increased activity was evidenced by
the German batteries supporting the
enemy's lines along the Aisne and in
the Champagne country. but here as
on the preceding days the fire from
the French guns easily established
their supremacy. Like success was
won by the French gunners on the
Mouse heights In the Dearthes re-
gion two counter attacks were direct
ed by the German infantry against
the recently established advanced
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-11
GRFAT CLoTHING sALE.

Don't fail 10 read Livingston Sem
sational offer on page 4. $50. $3.50
and S25 Suits and O'Coats now being
sacrificed at 21S.S5.
Advt. LIVINGSTON
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-19

nno Die innere gfiriftiing. ssest lit
Der g0u pollenoef uno bic 9idnnle
Iollen als Slams 8rotb Muieum Der
SeiIenilihfeit iiberge6en iperoen.
Ter 2anoeshauptnlann Der Vrooins
iibenpies oie seiamnte $500 8nnoe
mmioiienoe gibliotbet oes Iif,iers /.
Serr grofeiior gartels- aeinnr iii
iinabl1iiig betiiibi. i'm gerein nit Der
ee.pnhlten apinmiiiion eriuerbnngesi
All MAIDEN, nno itnitlife 9iitsn be.
meiien. oob oie slrbeit niht oergeblidl
aeipeien iit. Die aRobel iino gum
gbeil original. i'm iibriseii iueroer
iie ntoalid)lt iibnIih beidlafft, ipp5il
Die nod Iebenoe 0albidnpeiter oes
Gid,ters. sSrau Maiermeiiier gebrs'
Seioe, nit Rotb iuib 1bat CUR Geit.
itebt. 5ie feieriife einmeibung bes
Grotb-Snuies ioil min am %. apri
10. sss., einen Tag mad, oem 95. De
| biirtstnge bcs 3if,iers. itattfInoer
luno ipcroen bier5I ale sSreun0l
@rotbid,er Gidtungen, beionoers oil
pIattoeiItif)en gereine, eingelnoen
ssahnIittnas 2 llbr iinoct DIE Giniuei
bnng, anifIieBeno bieran Elm 1eit
ellen iilo abenos s ubr cine offeut
IIid,e sscier iintt. auh iunter oei
eeiern bieier 9eitlng iperoen lid
liidlfr pieIe s5reunoe oes Gnidborn
bid,tcrs befinoen, bic am ginlueib
lnngstage germ Der Seimotb gebenfsl
meroen. SoIlten iih aus ferflen Con
| ben Ibcilnebmer am syeiie eitfinoen
4 70 ioIlen Iie beionoers berslid) lpill
lfouunen iein. Ter Don BEN it10fiihel
ISBehDrben oesudblten aoinmiiIiou Ge
lbSrm an bis 6sSreu HiiTesymeiitb
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-19

SLAMS Grotbs @eburts-
Ss;n inmittelbarer Nahe oes
Observation-Disclosures in Seioe. Der
einitigen @irflmgsiidtte oes 1id,ters,
befiuoet iif nod, Mous 0rotbs 8s.
burtsbaus, ieit ,snbren fenntlih
ourf, cine fIcine 1nfeI. Bie 10 man.
dem anbern 10 brotte aud oieism
6ouie bic @eiabr oes abbrildls. Den
genfiibungen Der 6erren profelior
gar.eIs. @einar unb Gr. SObnien.
Seibe eelana cs. bic itaotiifen.
areis- nno 4ropin3inlbcboroen 'ilr
oen VIan Der GrbaItniig 81, erlp1r'
men nno 10 lpuroc bnS ,Saus bon Der
Stabt Seibc angefolift nno onrd
llmtan 10 heraciteIlt, rpie es 81 Seb.
5eiten bes Iid,ters gsIuelen III. Ans
allen Ibeilen GeutihIanCs nno Ueit
iiber oeIIen Gren3en binoils ipen6e'
ten Gre,nrSe Der 0rotbiGen Tide'
tunit tbr gGsriIsiH fiiS ben llmbau
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-19
Ra,i, Gar qpatraftsrsn.
Com ultfft gutr'S s ftet.
Snutiiru cnnfr, Ehtc.

" 2 III u z " IT'S = " 9 g
sam iicu Z canfn. Shtc.
ginetuuait G.. ~. Ttbranr 1914.
gerftPeetts augehote Derben srs.:
aeacueenommen IN nsr Ctfiee ees eoate Of
9ounio GemmifioHtTs bic 3retiaa. ben ly.
aTaTg 1914 um II fibr WptttaeS. fnr bic
nadlflebfHne Gcuafbt@rbstt.
6rTndb ben E9esfi'nftorfH go. 5ae - gar
bic ReparuHr beg g ~ Mlami RieeE Eeao.
bon 9efp 1Gli!IgpTe BIS 80 einem 9nHif rnbe
g2m anoumGH's HoreIiase. ssnt Eirede BON
1000 synk In QrpSbN Ie,pnfhtp.
Ttr GtSeif bar az sef6stfH IN utbrstufhM'
msns nit ben 4l6nCn anb geesthtattenen.
pside iest nHfiieeeH "a Der Office btS so1ro
OF gouuth crTmiNi ourre
gle anaehcle rilFfa auf HornIuierer antars
'srtisi ittn. rpelts IN Der Cf'tse oss g'earb ~
EeuHie gormirorsrs Az tebsn .ftne.. nne BE-.
sicifsf fsin ben ftHem #cne IN her Asbe nnH
eniaufeub Isl 000 00l 7clGrE nil sspes anit u
unb eeniiaeussR &araeH, ole Gtherheti edihf.
bah her @ieisr ben scHtscff etngehen wtro giIr
austnbrune eer atbei. i'm Sale eer'tSs sbm
susyfanni mSIh.
Tte gonH.n Gommifioners bshnIien Hf ncs
BED. boz. ireeueeir cecr ate anaeboie gu sers
tpeIfCn
I'm ar'iraa s,s s'clrb Of 6arriIioH GOaHtp
GenrrniNirners
Sreb g. Reffefm ann PrGitosni
i2fp26g5
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9issis iar asnira'isrsn.


Com mmtffionfr's offtcG
SAINT lion q 9oluu Gbtc.
GiaetuBait & .. Jfbrnar 1914
9erfieGette aupc6 cite uerheu sni.
oeaengenouimeH In Der E''ice hes Hpnro cf
Geuntp Gommiilicnere BIZ Srettae, ben 9.
sUadrs 1914 I'm I2 iihr @altags. fir Die mod
fieeenac GpuuihsNtbeit:
o5emlb ben Epesifiioiinuen go. Se5-Siir
gsieherberiteunne Der Geiii Raab, BON ben TIC
;sour Y g. eeIeifcn in 3lisubtibfcsun. III 4bifes
iuaier Tonnibip. biz HierCa aHb Guann Hap
Monn I'm gahiieieaier 1oiUH'bip
ale arbeii bal sn aeffeten n ufhereinftims
NINA init ben QInreH uuo s2s5tstfaftpnsn.
pelae iett au'iteeen tn set Ctliee oes Boare
OF Gcunin Gon,mitficusrs
Mue aneeboie u1itHeu az SSnrrnIart atisre.
fcriiei ieiH. melde In ber C'ice ee4 Honre of
Comm GommiHoners 81 babeH fffsb. nnb be-
gIeiei fetu bon prem @erS IN aer Eunfrle bon
hreiiaiiieno t$3 600 00) Sogars init Bspei giffsn
nnb peniiueuaeH Eiiraen uIs Siherbeii onfir.
bah Der Rieier ben AoHirc'l eiuaebsn miro yur
gnsiabruRa Der arbeit. TN Safe oerteIbe ibus
suerianui ipiro,
Die gounfu Geuinifferrss hetaIteu fsh has
@ett eer, irgenbein ctst aGe IHGsscie sa
bermerfeu.
am elrftroee sss goars Of snmiItoH Counts
ecmmifiipHers.
Greb. g. p5effgImann. 9rdfibeni.
gfeIt: albert re baret. 1iefi.
Sf21p %
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-19
srti, far asmtrslisren.
Cfftee geuHfnsss N m II ars
opn 3ami!ion eonnfn.

o1n Samilien gountn.
Gtnctrnati.C g.. ~. .1ebrnas 1914;
@erfteatlts aHaebofe tpeteefi tni.
GeaenasncnlrIen IN bsr Ertre bee Soare of
Goigrfr 9ammiFiuners BIS Jreifa1. ben J3,
mq1r3 1914. nm i2 iibr Wssstass. fiir ese
EaffteheHhe Gcuni6sdrteif:
gemas ben gpcsiHfafiunen ge. eo2 1itr
bic sserbeiieruBa bfr Gginml Mpenue ~ Waoets
- bon Gamareo 9iic bss Stnrnee Hoae, In
Qpinuibia 4oiprfbip
Tie arsesi sai ~ aef&<ken IN iletustHfttm.
usune rsf ben TIhnsn nnt Geesifi'nttorsn.
nsIAs Lee: In bsE S''ics bes eeare of Gcnnas
ucmuiwiorsrs an'li,len.
Hus Enaebois miiffsa suf Nprmul1rsE aasos.
isriiai fetn, ntlts IN Der ctftse BEE Fnare o'
Gcunfs qommi-lpntrs AZ bdbsr itHe. nrh be-
sitiiei fsiH osr siH.m ronb IN Der ecbe boi;
tanfbnneerf ls50000t cellars nit sipri ggs
fei unb eenacsnb.n eaxaen sIS gi1erbet. ess
bee Flsler bsr Aau.rait etngeben wirb sur
arSsAbrune hsr srbeit I'm 6ans hsrfsibe sen
eusrfnunf sptrb.
Tis Counts aoumifsscners bebaIisn no sas
eermerfsn
SIN nus,raes ses essrb ~ Hsmsiion Geunis
Gou5rlissousrs
Srsb, G. effeImann. Rr0libens
i21q26,5
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unterfast, perriifen gu irasen." B..
itroft fpurosn audi bic 9erfteller nnb
8ertdufer Der bsrfemten perriiden.
Sros aIeDem obtr trugen bic Grauen,
Die ia. mo es iih nm Wooefuden bans
belt. 81 Wdrtprernnen iDtrben unb bi.
sr0bten Wartern trtrugen t0rnen, ,ad
pie por falfhes 6nar unb Elm Sabr
fpdtsr mar bi. Sriids Dsrbrsiisier aIs
j.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-19

- ansliiirtt Ramen Die
.miTouri Stantsseituns' ihreib!.
Was i,edt hintsr sinem 0amtn! Site
ic1 ba am Montag in eiusm SirabeHs
gahnspassn uno pIauoere NIT 5tnrp
GipingIen, einem iiabtiifxn Jeuers sSns
ipeitor. mir fprehen natiirlih enss
liit unb sspor iiber meiHe lestidbrise
9eutIblanbreife. pl0hlif fngte
Gninglsp, bnb feline samilk BON neis
n.lberg iomme. Der Qame i.insr ga
mile mare uripriinelih ShpiHgel
eereltn. Georse S1ipinsel iei iEi
Sabre ITO bt,iibergssommsn. 1us
nem GhspingsI lei bann fdlieBIib
Sninglsp asrorbsn. SEPT Fate isb
ZEN damn ihon fat % Sabre gsionn.
unb ME asiDubi. oaB er Elm 9tuiiner
| iti. glpt an bemielbsn abenn FAB ;h
suiamlntn nit elmer 4n3nbI 6erreH
| i'm Drnno lotsI uno er5ahlie pois
/ meiner GrfnbriIng NIT Slpinslsn.
IA, Iagte Cberit sJre5 gloie. eIHisis
| asr pripdi Eerstir bes DouDers
neurs 2efptupn In RnnIas. Der Htben
4 mir fnb nno htn ih oud iAon etro
sipansig Sabre tenns. SD ioi1n!e ieiH
Wort saaliid, fprehen. als i'd onfing
!, In bic Shule su geb<n. mir inritbtn
unitren Vnmen alob. aber bic ltbrt'
rim meinis. bds ipdrs niht riHtig. uni
i 10 tpurce Glois barnus. We6tn GtDIl
lfab 20. 6. Niimer. G<fhdftsfiilre'
Der Gazette 0Iobs 60. Bet bitie,r
\ Nnmen mar bns GrIiounen iein 4
i arohts, als aud er it1 5n beutiht'
. 4bfunft btinnnte. sbenfp tpsHig be
Winurb HreibenthdI. 4nfirtr otl
/. Niptrpisip Gtots Hnnf, btiftn Bate
. Ionse Snbre DonilommiiIdr BON Ran
fds mar. - antfrtfont iudrt 8 bod
. au erfcbren, lpie piele Wfifiiousn Bier
III fmen in Mm<rifc ibre 0eutf6e Der
!. tunft antes ansliiirten Ramtn ssriis6
! rltYasfM
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-19
Ee,i, en csrtrni,srtr.
gommifftonFr's EtfIce
SamiIton Gpuuin. Ehto.

=
Samt Item 0puBiH. Ehto,
GinttHuattI 81. sSfbrnar 1914.
Rerftegelfe dngeboi fpegoen ent.
oeqensencmiHe.i In Der CfiIse bes 4cars Of
Gourip Qcmuiiiiouers b. TreifGe, ben -
5Eats 1914 aim ~ TtJ Usttt1gs fiir hle
radliifbcuDe Gour.h,Ar5sit.
bem6R ben EpestiiGaltDHeH go. coo Ear
Ste BeTbeieraua Der Aec SiraBe In Der Crit
Idaii Sburoueiae in StS1more Iotunibin
TIE nrbe.i bet in aeftetsu IN usesseinftlm.
rars NIT ben Qlaren GEh Eeestftfnsignsu.
sreltt test IN Der Cf'st tss Foart of geuntg
Urmntfierfrs auflseaen
aur GnoeFpis rttfth ag' TrrmuIarsn ans.
ce'eriiai trir. Del4e tn tsT Efstrs hes @onre
cf Hpuuih Ipmmtrcrtrs Eu bnteu ftnh urb
seeielist fein eeu etrem tone n rsr 9obs bon
sipe.aufRno fs2 600 00l Taucrs nit sfrti CID
ten urh aeEn1ennes Rar9sn ale Estcrbssi RAT
ben oentrait siraehen AR Die Msteif anesab'
rsn iptrh. tn Sane itr'site ttm smerfaHnl
rtxb
Tls grursa gemriTlersrs tesciten fif ea
Seti eor .raerbetu ntsr ale arettcie sii
hsftperfsn.
gcnmir,pners
Grcb g. 9effermnrn GraIiesHt
f2fggGS
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-19

Er. Saaie, Siaotp. q. abrenlioIl
mo Girettor sSr. ssobnien'2eloe.
Gin hiitpriihss Bepeb-.
Die ndGl Der arobsr Rsoolutiou sni.
iionoens iransoiiich. RepubIit fonb 5ti
ben rspublitdniid, osiinnien 5olIdE.
bern sundd1it pick aubdnasr. Gie
2iittidsr Gstpebrfdbrit beabiihtiatc
caber, glapplson Sonapartt. nis BEN
eritsu aoniul oieisr Rspubli. stn
gruntaepehr als ehrenaabe 81 iiber,
reidsn. Gs mar reid, nit aolbentH
uno iilterntn !aisrratixn dusasiiaittt.
bic aui Napoleon uno bic fraHs0lIi6c
Republi. geaua haiisn. Inter anoe.
rem alert. ben qauf Elm iilbsrnes Ht.
lief5iIbnih Rapoieons in aoloenem
2orbssrirdns. Turh Die 6iHfiihrana
bes bonapdrtiiiiiheu aoiierthums ma
rsu itoDdb Tano!suns friibers anbdnotr
bitter eHtt1uid'i. unp nadi psm Wat!.
iprud,e QdpOIeons. Der bic Seloiiiton.
piateit 5oudnns peruihtete uHb bas
2nno osm fransoiiidlen Reite einrsr.
leib.s, mar bic Stimmlnq Der ooadn'
Der in zine isinblihe umaeiellaaeH.
Die baabiidtiats ehr.ucube fpurbe ba.
her suriidbtbdItsn. ssn ben 6erbitmo.
nitsn bes sSahrts 1913 befrei.e nun
Billion D. DennsDis 6ouaro poEl
fraHsoiIIhsn ssod,s. als gnertsnnunc
| fir bieie Waffenthcten puros ors III
ipriinaIih fir RdpoleOn b.fiimm.'
e.pshr pon Der aiitticasr Ge,pehrfd.
bri. an giiloip ols ghrenaabe Gus
| cthdnbia.. gs beiineet iif not
heuts in ben 6dnben fsiner Rahtcm
men, her Grafsn giiIn.p b. Tenntipie
unb piro nit onberen 4noenien az
| ben fitareihsn sSeloherrn auf oen Wn
| iorotsaute Der familie 0ri;nhof
(Gfiprenhen) aufbtrpahri.
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elorb i'm oentaen 9iaIoniten.saus uns


hcuiIdbe 2ehretin in Der Clifton Geftenh eshiif.
Sic 3cit Ser seero;aung miro ipdter befanHt
qcnadlt K
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Er. .Saaie, Siaotp. 3. sIbrenltoli
pno Tirettcr sSr. ssobnien'3eioc.
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Sobss-g gnseisen.
etarb
Grin Q.eith &aub,

i'm sitter bon t3 Snbren 1cthicr bon Gr; 8 ".
e. anlib in oer gSobnuna Rr. 1909 5Salnni
Sfrui,e Sie 8eernianng finoet ttnit bon oet
Iprth cihe gt g. dtrdbc nm Sreitag. ben 20,
Sebriinr, nm ~ libr Gatbmiti1es 1920
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-02-10
and, q dance INDUCED, IN for an hour q
10, a colored orchestra furnishing the
music The occasion was = rsal4pleas,annt
One. 4 III s8S Il ~ Al III 45@8
TURN HAIR DARK
WITH SAGE TEA ia


The old.timune mixture az Saslss Tea M
Sulphur for darkening gray, strsaicsa
and faded hair is grandmother's treat
ment, and folks are again using it to
keep their hair q good; even color, which
is quite sensible, "a we$ares living N y
age when q youthful appearance 10 Of TIE
greatest advantage. IN
Nowadays, though, we don't have the
Troublesome task Of gathering Inc sage
and the mussy mixing at home. All
drug stores sell the ready-to.tise pfoduct
called "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair
Remedy" for about 50 cents Il bottle.
It is very popular because nobody caan
discover it has been applied. Simply
moisten your comb or a soft brush with it
and draw this through your hair. taking
one small strand at a time: BY morning
the gray hair disappears, hit what de-
lights the ladies with Wyeth's Sage. and
Sulphur is that, besides beautifully
iarkening the hair after a few anplica-
tons, II also produces that soft lnstre
and appearance of abundance which is 70
attractive: besides. prevents dandruR,
itching scalp and falling hal ~
lH1g rs EEEEN EIE IFS 40
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-02-10

The first real blizzard Of the season
made Its appearances on Saturday and
was one q the old time one,s that We
hear people talk about. with continued
cold weather for almost a week.
Miss Ellis sOwles. sprincipal OF the Fort
Rice school, was aS1guest Of Miss Nettie
Blanchard from Saturday until Monday:
Mrs. Menard o. wilton was a guest at
the home Ut her daughter. Mrs. W. H.
Edison last week.
Quarterly meeting win be held at the
church in Moffit on Tuesday evening,
Feb II. There will be special services
and everybody is invited to attend.
Mrs. B. r. Lane wa q Bismarck Wis
itor Tuesday.
Mrs. IA. r. Cline and son Leslie are
reported to be quite i'll at one Of the Bis
marck hospitals.
Mr.. b. +. Lane, who was operated on
for appendicitis at the Bismarck hospital
last week, is getting along very nicely
and Is expected to return to his home on
Wednesday.
n Mesdames King, Porter, Bullock, MOI
1T and VIM. Benz were shopping in town
Tuesday evening.
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Personal


Miss Marie sHolmboe sis visiting In Far
60 the saest q her sister. Mrs. H. J
voids. af 3 Il
MI. and Mrs.. II. 8. Stanley have ar
lived In the city from Fargo to-, maxi
their future home. Hi, S,
M. Charles kellogg OF New Salem Il
in the city on business.
Nj. ana Mrs. r. c. Remington, re-
turned Sunday havtng spent the pas
week In the twin icttieS.
Wellington Irish No. an over sunda,
visitor in Beach 1t the home q MI. ant
Mrs. j. D. slosson.
Mrs: b. 8. Nickerssn and Mrs. w. "
Fuller Of Mandan were ia the capita
city calling on friends. S5
Mr.. Carl Blauk, Mrs. c. H. ,Blauk and
Miss Ella Wegener OF New salem arc
in the capital city for q few days.
The ladies' of the Presbyterian church
have issued invitations for. . Valentine
Party to be given in the chapel this week
Mrs. r. E.. Hayward OF Mandan and
her mother, Mrs. Baker OF Haywood
Mont. who is visiting her. we're guests
Of friends in Bismarck Saturday.
Miss Florence, the charming daughter
Of, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman sWinterer Of Val
ley City. was married at the home 81, her
parents Feb. Z to Mr.. Il. 8. B. Richie.
Henry Davies Of Napoleon came up "a
visit with his wife who Is recovering
from the effects Of a very delicate oper.
alton in one Of the hospitals Of the city.
Nj. c. L Zimmerman Or Mandan ex-
poets to sail from New York on Feb. 10
for q tour to the West Indies. Martinique.
jamaica, the Panama canal zone and
points in South, America.
DIR. and Mrs. v. j. La Rose and Miss
n. La Rose; Of Bismarck. ND. attended
the banquet given Wednesday at the
Battle Creek tS~anitarium, Battle Creek,
Mich. for newly arrived guests. 4.
Mts. +: "A. sCopelin writes from Los
Angeles that she 10 having a splendid
time, tn the sunshine and among the
flowers taking lorg motor trips with her
friends every day and trying to see as
much as she can Of southern California.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. A. Heegaard Of Man.
dan IRE In Daytona and write the News
rs follows: III, i had The ,News to take
up In this tree lreferring 10 the tree on
the back OF the post card q would know
better the difference between 4 eptftIAi
and North Dakota. kindly mail my News
70 Dolington, Daytona, Florida. We ars
both well and enjoying this beautiful city.
Today it rained and it.sis - degrees, 80
yo1 see overcoats are not needed, The
city Is full Of visitors from I'll places In
. q rs>- -, u = t-"TJ - AFEX.t&-EAHtH,E H Gt
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n
LEAGUE i /. PROGRAM /

Owing to the tncleHnercy' iof the
weather last Saturday 1t was necessary
to postpone the Parent Teachers league
meeting till tonight, when 1t will be held
In the High School building. All inter:
:ested are requested to attend.
Following il the program which will be
carried out:
..'The3 Need Of Fairy Tales for Chit
.dren."
Leader: Mrs. E. p. Quain.
1. Music: Mrs. Kiebert.
g. Discussion: The fvalue Of the trained
Imagination as an equipment for the
work Of life. brochure Fifth Month";
Leader. Sf 2. ts IKE
3. Recitation: Observation-Disclosures Pen.
warden. d $500 rs, '
\. What are the main ethical teachings
|of tho fairy tales? section2. p 17-1eader.
6.sHow King Arthur conquered Rome.
Secs, p 10s-Mrs. Haney.
s. What Is the earliest manifestation
Of. the existence Of imagination in the
chffd? Section 2, p 21-Leader. ;l
Music-Director. !.
Mote: Numbers "a and s to be handl.
ed In any way the leader sees ft.)
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CARD PARrY = succEss.

The card party given last evening by
the Catholic ladies IN X. C. hair was. a
splendid success, there being over 100
people present. and Is tables filled with
players.qThe Egarnefw was progressive whist
After the game was over, refreshments
we're served. The floor was then cleared
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T4E yov. Of RABBIT SHOOTING

5THE JOYS or RABBIT SHOOTING.
''Br'er Rabbit was the first game that
came to my bag as q boy. and to this day
he holds q place IN my affections that
no game bird or animal has entirely sup
planted" Such the introduction to Frank
Sticks stirring narrative Of winter sport
In the February Sports Afeld. In the
P%orcupihes Of Northern Michigan. On the
Salt Marshes Of Kansas, Up North Can
Arctic exploring trip, On the Dear Old
Illinois, Pickerel spearing thru the Ice.
Sport in Southern California, Humanity
versus the Ferret. The Last Day OF the