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pao $4,000, ioin sbs et
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ben fat pao Sogd n1eo Magt og
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&o1ferel1ee n1eb bant, 1agbe ban, %
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ssu., ofilog 27oe Sec at aipe Sen=
m Speuter. opnlt ii! @alaen for
MorSet poa :9trs. Wiil0reo slllllon=
Merrcat, IN SugsbeloaolIna @pls
life @uoeruer 3rue eller sslllnots
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Der Spsrcer brugt Sen 16oe So
,illar.
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Ger Diil!puufee, erflurebe Dcn 27oe
Sec, at Ser life fnrelua 11pgetlnn1=
bel1t til stptte for @rapet paa, at
Sc ,Sore1.eoe Stotcrs Net Ifl1lDe ba=
be .ssSurisbiftio1l / aSohn Diet5'5
5oa og negtcoe oerfor at uoiteoe
oen al Sogferer @. 8. slnoerlon
forlaugte pobeos corpus=Orore.
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Moroet pao cit Gepl1tp 5l)eriff, ser
por n1eb / Seleirinael1 of Diet5's
6ien1 neb Cameron Cunt.
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ser fife lunsere Sc @pger, lom gt-
per 8rn|ter Afet til rebmceret Billet=
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fer gjenne,n Strpo, bpor 2 Gents
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blepet @o!ffpite11s &elt. Snecalt to-
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gebe cit 2ssloebrol,o, loln nar Deb at
pbelegge ct al 5pofDltens ln1llffeite
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font inofanot Jig. @at par poo
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Meo Ghauffdrer io'n Branomeno
anfgrte ban 'Slnft1iltgen. Set bele
/ fto6 paa bore nogfe Wfmutter.
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sefterloo Orb og goelaggelie i III
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S s(lbanp, y. o., bar ser ct luGrt
5neialo 27Ne Sec., ter 5ltc, ser laa
5 til is Sommer ogb. Gp6eit laa
5neen 92biteball. IA 1oml11er rar
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langs 9trol,oe,L / @per pg Cont
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al funrc Gpn1linger, ser gift pper
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les % o1bre &lipper par u6crprt>
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bDera1e lane5 Stranbe1l pelteu for
Sos slngeles bar operlponnret. Git
feite al &illoer,le l1taatte foranfres
elIer bsfultes nteD &abler,. n.e1t ioo=
pibt pioeS, blep i>1gen fort al Brlu1-
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islpoen n,,ligpis pil ltioe s
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lereoe ltprc Sfahe poa Suite na
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paa blep ssS9rgc11 Iot / Grit. &g=
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te bu11bte ssSule,lat Seem Dprfbu9=
ten. G,1 9satpagt'nan6 pdn 5tate11
SSSslou0 upbogeoe oen oripenoe
Serge, eiter at oe11 N1noe ebeln9t
tire ppanfrebe ltore Baabe, oa uttz
oerrette6e Qapnepolitiet, Ser boroe.
De oen og opbagebe I}nertet. 5a1n=
ti6ig ppOogeoe Manbit1bet pot1 Ell
a,1bell Iughaa0 ct 6ortgi nteb 2t}=
ie,r, poa brtpe rlll1bt poo Bugte11.
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er e;1b1u life f11nbet.
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Dec. lin 9slu,l for ll6lmglting al
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Denper. Seattle, Aortluno, Ore,
San ssrancisco, Sos 9lngeles, Sous
tol1 Ser, Ieip Srleults, sltGnlrta,
Gi1ci1tatti og Glepeldalo.
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ges, 1'leobeleS Oct, at mango anbre
8pers ,yorbele pil blipe operpeie0e,
og 4pn1iteel1 oil n1pOtage S,l0lng
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ritet oil a,ppe,lbe iaogootionl bele
Etben be fo111men6e to Mnnlreber
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be fer6iee bernreo omtre11t -fa1mtioi1
nreo l16lbbet al 6en Gib, ser er
.gipet observation-disclosures til at til
fietnegibe ON Sc bill brre Meolen1.
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Gn 'Storu, Ser ralebc / eihige
Nennfplpaltia 1|te og 2oen Sssl1le6qg
sefterloo Orb og goelaggeiie ! tit
gaei. 5t@rf gino og Sne % loD
&entperatllr i 9teaotng oa @a5leton
bragte 9elegrafiorbin6elfe i Gor<
pirritg. Naa @runo al pf1tbielig
toloiontt 9enlperutlrrfalb og ct 5
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b6rt | alle @ulgratbpr peb 5ban1o-
tin, ntelbes Der oerfrn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-02
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-18
REVIVAL MEETINGS
HELD AT TRINITY M. s.

Rev. John Burns, pastor of Trinity
NJ r. church, opened a revival meet
ing at the church Tuesday evening.
He said the two evils Of the people
are, fOrsaking God and turning to
worthless idols. The man or woman
who fOrgets God and spends his or
her time worshiping the things Of
the world will find in the time of tr0u-
bic that his world or idols have no
help for him. 1t will be like work
for him to pray. God would say To
the man who has wOrshiped idols and
has turned against him. Where are
thy Gods that thou have made thee
Let them arise If they can save thee
in time If trouble. for according to
the nun er OF thy cities are they
Gods. Jadah."
Wednesday evening Rev. Burns
Will deliver a sermon on the subject
Our Brothers Keeper" Thursday
night he Will speak on why Many
People are Not Christians" On Fri
day evening he Will speak on The
Nervousness of Sin"
4 new sign has been placed at the
front of the building. il Is made OF
plate glass ard bears the word Wei
come" 1t is lighted up at night by
electric lights back OF the glass. This
is the first time that this system has
been tried at any South Bend church
The glass is Is inches wide and 5
feet long. ON the side of the church
canvas sign Is hung which an
nounCes the different sermons.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-18
CITY COUNCIL AGREES
TO HIRE AN EXPERT
Council Committee FavOrs Competent
Advice on Question OF
AL Electric Rates.

South Bend will employ a compe-
tent expert in engineering to present
the contentious Of the city in the mat
ter Of reducing electric light and
power Iates here which is now pend
ing before the Indiana public utilities
commission. At the meeting OF the
committee OF the whole of the city
council held last night the petition of
rs citizens asking for the employ
ment of such an expert to represent
the city was endorsed.
Resolutions will be passed by the
city council making il possible for
Mayor Keller TO employ the expert.
who viii investigate the conditions
here and present the case of the city
20 the commission in opposition to
the Indiana x Michigan Electric Co.
which is fighting the movement for
lowering rates. The petition which
was acted upon by the committee of
the whole was presented TO the coun-
Ill at the last meeting.
Consideration OF the theater license
ordinance, which imposes a tax on
practically all forms OF amusement
performances. pool rooms and dance
halls. was followed by the adoption
OF "a favorable report The ordinance
VIII be up for passage at the meeting
OF the council next Monday night.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-18
OFFERS TO ASSIST
L0UVAlN SUFFERERS
President Cavanaugh Invites Faculty
and Students 10 Come 10
NOtre Dame.

Owing TO the distressing conditions
IN Belgium the University of NOtre
Dame has not only invited members of
the faculty of the University OF Lou
vain to take up their abode at Notre
Dame. but it has also offered to care
for a considerable number of students
of the Belgium university without cost
either for board or lodging or tuition.
PreS't CaVanaugh in a caDlegram to
Cardinal MERCER. archbishop Of Ma
lignes and chancellor of the Univer-
sity of Louvain. offered to provide the
faculty Of LOuva.l, not only with al
home and hospitality until they are
able to resume their work in their
home university, but also TO provide
them with facilities TO continue their
teaching and their research work
without expense.
The president, moreover, specifical-
~ requested Cardinal MERCER to select
body Of the more promising stu
dents OF Louvain to spend some years
at NOtre Dame to study the languages
and TO take up their work where it
was interrupted by the war. An an
swer from the besieged college will be
received at NOtre Dame in few days,
but il is very indefinite owing TO the
poor connection with the beSieged
cities
In 1901 there were 154 fnstruc-
tors and $3.50 students at Louvain.
The school has courses in law, medi-
cine, theology, letters and sciences. I'll
is one of the oldest colleges in Bel
GUM. 1t was founded in 1926.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-18
BELGIAN IS FOUND
BY LOCAL ASSOCIATION
Leon TOllens Fled From Country
Shortly After War Was De-
Clared-After Work.

After "A search of several weeks the
y. NJ. Z. a. has succeeded in finding
Leon TollenS, p years, a young man
who came To this city a stranger from
Belgium shortly after the breaking
out of the European war The boy
lied from his native country after the
war broke out and when i'm New York
he fell into the hands of the interna-
uonal \. NJ. G. A. committee.
he told officials there that ne had
relatives IN this city and local Y. NJ.
q. a. authorities were notified that he
would arrive here. TOuens can not
speak English and he has had CON
siderable difficulty getting along here.
The fact that Belgium suffered un-
usually heavy losses at the opening
OF the war influenced the boy 10 leave
home there. As the Y NJ K. \. has
an educational department he will be
taught the English language and an
effort is being made 20 find work for
him He is now living with Peter
Overwaele. 425 KOsciuszko ST.
Numbers OF cases of this kind are
untangled by the local Y NJ. G. \.
Tuesday a man who 10 days ago fin
ished serving a five wear term for en-
beZzlement in the Michigan peniten-
tiary at Jackson, made application for
work az tire association. * temporary
fob was found for him. As he had
been attending the RELIGIOUS services
held at the prison, he requested that
he might be taken into the weekly
Bible class and when he enrolled he
declared he would be present every
day.
Tuesday morning employment was
found for a wooden spinner az the
south Btad Wooden Mills. The work
viii not begin until next Monday. but
IN the meantime the young man was
oven employment at the association.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-18
GRAY HAIR MAKES
ANYONE LOOK OLDER

II is very foolish for any woman
TO allow her hair 10 become gray
or faded. when it is such a simple
matter 10 have &c retain it, natural
color.
Ordinary hair dyes are not at
all necessary. All that you need
20 use, is just "a little ld-fash-
Toned sasatan solution (mOst all
druggists keep il prepared). put a
little on cloth. sponge or soft
hairbrush, and draw II through
the hair. taking one small strand
ar q time.
4 few applications are all that
Is needed 10 make all signs OF gray
hair disappear, and the lost color
returns SO evenly and naturally,
that no one can possibly tell you
have used anything.