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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-29

ligt Snotrpf al. 2igeleoes beiaa ri
ben 9p9ning. iom Menigbeoen FAR
opfgrt bag neo airfen og Iom be.
nDttes til ltn9oomSmeOer, Songmg-
Scr innt ANDRE Sommenfomiter
NGOnte 9Dgning oenteOe 0engan9
pna fin Snobielie, iom MI %forlengit
bar fun6en Ste0. Sra airfen forte
ri uO / Ell af De mango Imuffe Bar
fer, iom 9pen er rig paa, 6eiaa 10
i%tillingen eaer Ntllipet, bbo0 BET MI
par, Iigele6e8 llniperiitp Of Sou.
t6ern California, iom nof eies al
Wtet6oOiitfirfen - og meget mere,
iom ieg Der maa iorbigna. Mr.
MaOIen fog os til tit prpgtige Stem,
boor hi lit os en- 2pOifeOrif, fog ian
en- M Cur no og Iaa, bpor gSpi6-
ierne" baooe oere8 oGIOige SIotte,
beliggen6e / prGgtige Sooer, Iom
De fottige fgrIt bar betalt o9 MI bag.
fig mon boIoe beolige til oe flores
Rp0elie og for Sen Gri8, oe itore
6e6a0er at Tatte. 6Gere al bore
2nn0smpn6 / Cos 4ngeles bar nof
en- ina0on 9eItilling. - 8i bar Der
npit in6e | Rnit. SonIenS prG9ti9e
SienL 6bor 9offen benteoe o8, og
bpor ie9 tit Anleoning til at bifie
paa Bait. 8anfens SiItrlt oq bn9ite
Datter. @nonu bar ri life fproigc
me0 Dor Hnn0reiie. Seq boooe tem-
Zig looet en- Wan0 Der / Blair, at
ieg OilOe 9no mo og bilie paa bans
Sober, Ser opbol0t iig / Cos an9e-
les for tit SeIbre6s SfpGo, oa bette
2sfte oiG6e ieq boGoe. Mr. Ma6ien
mootte ion bof6e for igen. Seq bah
Sc Wan6ens IoresIe, men oct fneb
gnnIfe meaet at finOe oen @a0e,
GoresIen le0 poa. og ri fan6t 6en
ferit eiter at bnbe f6rt frem og til.
baae fIere @anae. Sea fan0t Man-
Sen. ser tro6s fin Son9be6-par-
tiaG Garoloiis = fom mia / Meoe
gIn6 Iom ct Barn oe eGGOeoe iia ooer
at ie ct Nenneife ira fin Siembp,
Iom ban bnr iGr6iq at reiie til6oge
til Itrofs, erflpreoe ban, iaa6an
lpnetes ban efter be fen6te Steoer.
@anoen bar Ti6en Sen 9io o9ret
flere Maane6er I 9Iair oa er M i9en
reiIt til @naGeboen Oeru6e.
(Nere.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-29
CORES
Hog Worm Cream
Concentrated

ALI Hogs are Wormy: BY the
very nature Of the hog, His way
of living and what he eats, He is
bound to be wormy.
There is no market for hog
Worms, and they sap the life
blood and your money form the
hog. Hog worms stunt young
hogs, and a stunted hog is a
money looser in the %fattening
pen. The greatest menace to
the health and thrift of the hog
is worms A wormless hog will
be a cholerless hog.
Cores Hog Worm Cream is
certain death to hog worms.
1t is the cheapest insurance and
the best investment for hog
raisers. 1t costs you less than
&c per hog, Each Dose, and
if fed once each 30 days will
keep them free from worms.
No Waste and Proper Dose
Cores Hog Worm Cream is not
like any other medicine, it is
a heavily concentrated cream
preparation containing an abb
solute anthelmintic "Worm Kill
err, and if the directions r
followed, each hog is certain to
receive the proper dose.
You simply mix or stir Cores
Hog Worm Cream in swill. 1t
mixes perfectly and evenly. Put
your swill in the trough and
there you are
Cores Hog Worm Cream is put
up in the following sizes with
full directions for mixing in
swill or water and sold at the
following prices:
Small size enough for one dose
for 25 hogs, price ............ $l.50
H gallon enough for one dose
for 60 hogs price ............ $500
| gallon enough for one dose
for 100 hogs, price .......... $500
3 gallons enough for one dose
for 800 hogs, price .........$l $1,000
5 gallons enough for one dose
for 600 hogs, price $500
TO gallons enough for one lose
for 1900 hogs, price ....... $500
Cores Hog Worm Cream
should be fed at least once a
month.
Order to-day. Sent parcel
post prepaid. No risk. Money
returned if dissatisfied.
Cores Hog Worm Cream Go.
Chemists
BOONE, IOWA.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-29

tngef filberlig 9en1Dil III, tplller
mnaifc | tit title Sin0. iom auin.
ben, Der life blep beot meo til Be
grabelie. Sa, uent ) fun, til ri
ifal gre 9earapelie O.. /. b. - Sn,
men mar MI oct life er g6reiDge
eGler ,6erIfeipge, man lioer al, booO
er oct iaa2 So, man faIoer oct
90munbeo eIler 9~eife0enbeo; man
trnfer iig tiI6nge ior life at ifooe
oen aooe Sag.
Mt bnoa SfpIo ior at p9re bio.
fig, opfarenoe baooe noe og biem.
me. i NlenigbeOen iom / peroslige
6orboI0, oct er meget nbebageligt,
% Sfnm fna Oen, Tom nooer at
berltpoe oertil. Rei, Lao os iaa BEL
lere foloe oet @erpsiitet. bet cr oa
noaet. man life ieIp fan gre ior.
3oprbeo err maaife fln Ell anoen
5orm al Sioiigbeo OF 8reoe; men
fife oeito minOre ifoOelig. 8bi ielu
ON oct er grinlt at nPre bioiig -
% life fitnne beberife iig ielO, iaa
innes oct mig at bare enonn grim.
mere, noar nan 8ag no % DAG
mo ll0e o. hiemme. oe6 ale Sci.
ligbe0er gaor % tuprer. inaen fan
aere os tilpos. Spao gsr man iaa
Tor at nuoit0lOe lin 3OGrbeo2 man
tiger. man IiOer al IungiinoigbeO,
oct fan man life ieIo asre for.
Reo @errigbe6 % 5oriGn9elig'
beo 1onr oct iGmme Bel. @errie.
beo tommer inO unoer 9egrebet
9fonomi, oct err ct pant Oro, Der
0oa npppe bur0e misban0les pna
hnn Woooe. @iper @errigbeoen lig
lGoiIag /. at man ifraber iammen,
bDoo ental oct err / 5orm nj Soro
eIler lloui0OeIie al 5orretningen,
ina fal0ef man Sn0ebnnere1 al oen
Gait ell 3ore9nnasman0. (at man
paa Ell Grlia % paa ell @uO pel'
behaaelig Wao0e fan uooioe baaoe
i'm 8orretning % Soroomraaoe be-
bsoes npppe at nGones.) 6oripnge'
li9he0en gnnr oite unoer bet pene
9tann Sfsnheosians - 10 uiit, men
De uoenforitnaenOe, iom ogiaa bnr
li0t Sfen6eOsians, men al en- an.
ben Slogs - ugmmes PEG at ie
ben ll6moielie.
9enner. nlener Di noget meO al
Den 8alen ON % 9eoen Tor gGf.
felie - Tom ieg baaber ri gsr -
iod maa ri ie Sdgen Iige / Aniig
tet. nGpne Spn0en oeo lit rette
luon. pe0 SUBS Raaoe ie at iaa
9ngt meo Den. iGrlia ben, iom
PLACER oig og mig -. &c, oct
er en- Del al Be meo 8pffelien for.
blnone Omfoiminger. maaife Der
er mon9e Here - ia, BET oeo ieg
Der er - % meget ~itsrre; men M
fnn ri beapnOe meo oisie ierit;
inn biier Der iig Here. eiter iom ri
fommer rem. gliper oi iaa eni.
ge om at uOreoe Omfoitninaerne2
ghl bel. ina mno oi oe6 Buos 0oo.
De. oaioa oente en- 9pffelie.
9e6 Ell Nitenmsoe, boor Der ior
BET meite fun par BrGiter til SteOe,
bebanoIeoe oi emnet gilln Sun0ap
meaet arunOia og oIiioi9, Can
iferen"s Re0nfter banoe Tor en- SiO
iisen inoleoet emnet, iaa Ri funoe
ann lige til Sogen. Reierotet ira
bette Msoe fommer mnaife ienere.
5elofelgeIig bill oct interesiere, ier.
lia Ren. Slmonb at iaa at bloc,
bpob %. 0nf.s grGiteitono ipnes
ON bnm % bans arbeioe.
9eliianet Hptnnr snifes aDanife.
ren"s ReOofter og We0arbejOere
inmt ale 2piere.
G0ers
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-29
Noale Snbtrbf fra
en- ReJie | geiten.
nj q. Q. Biz.
(Slutnin9).
! Cos anseleS % eona Beach,
California.
(SIutning).

Sa, ieg bapoe egentlig tpnft at
aiiIiitte 9eifripelien al mine 1eiie.
inotrpf meo SnfomIten til engIe.
mes Stab. Men ies er iioen fom-
men pna andre 3anfer, % oil oerfor
mi, 6a ieg bar nogle iaa Doees
5ribeo. betptte Dem til at iortiette
og mnlist iuloenoe boao ies bar be.
gpnot.
2oo mig, inoen lea meo6eIer mi
ne Snotrpf al Cos angeles. bemer-
Re at ben er ben folferiaeite $50 /
oct ipolise California os tiuiae en-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-29

Sno feIoer oct isrite Oiier oq
Den isrite 8eIiianelie. Weoens DO.
abs aonge oire0e pan line ipu 9(l.
tere, gif 9ileam ben ior at meoC
Serren. 90 ban penote tiIbaae til
aongen meo oe Oro:
Sporleoes ifaI ies iorbanoe, %
@iio life iorbnnOer bam2 9porleoeS
ifal iea probes, Oa &erren life pre-.
oes? &c, oct 6oIf ital life DO ole.
ne og ifal life regne ii1 til Seonin.
gerne. Win Sipl 0e De opriatiges
DsS oe init enOeli9t poroe ION
bans.
Roobs aonge, Der er bsift ifui
iet, tror, at oct oil biGIpe, bpis gi.
lean foor Ssraels SGr at ie ira ei
otoet Steo, bpcrfra Den taser fla
minore tolrigt no.
9alaf tpager iup npe gltre pad
Tisgns 9iergtop og oirer pnn M
mebens gileam after isger &erren
% ben anoen geIiigneIie isI9ei
me6 De barlige Orb: Sc, at peIiig,
ne er mig op~eroraeet; ban peliigne'
be, og lea fan life rnore oct. Ser
rem. bans @ito err meo BAN, og aon'
geiubeI bos bam."
Den uIpffclise gaIof bpoer M
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-29

5ortfpttes paa iioite SIDE.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-29

0lge SD9flll9 lolilgeoe 1rem og TIL
ba1e iom gen0ulet poo ct llr, lag
tens nof ct 9epis paa 9pgnin9ens
SoIioitet. men alligepel en- no9et
u%noerIig 1slelie. - for bbao ON
oen M - blot engang - fpin9eoe
liot for meget til Den enc Sioel -
Oct eer ben 10 bel nof en- @ang
peo 9eilip6eo, troos al i'm Solioi.
tet. - "a ri fom neo ira 9nitbn.
pen, ertIpreoe iea mig boaoe mpt
oe trpt al De mango Senproigbeoer.
On goo oa billig Wioooasmao paa
three couries" brogte 8eoerfu9.
gelie, og efter at DIR. 9arien ban.
oe forinnet MIG meo en- f%ineiiif SEQ.
lager / 5orm al en- Ststtefep. fort.
Idtte ri port Hunoifiie / Gn~alebpen,
oeme Sang BOG melt til Bogns,
bopoe jeg npr iagt, men ieg mente
ga natluIiopis til gutomobil DIR.
MooIen, Ell Reps al Pnit. Otter.
goaro, par nemlig ioa oenlig at toge
os en- 3ur runot / Den imiffe ipo-
lanoife gp | fin @uto, iom ban
menitreoe inilot forbi oe mango lis.
nenoe Maffiner, iom oct primleoe
meo pao @aoerne. 8i par oa en- Cur
uoe oeo ben oontfc &irfe, Bethel,
iom oi beIaar Os iom ies fif ct pen.
Williams news., 1915-01-07
Oooyriaht. 1914. by Frank A. MunseyJ
Hlxaraaions9yDON J.LAFIN

Oopyriaht. 1914 by Frank A Munse5.1
 It was no new task for him. this watching and waiting for the dawn. For weeks at a time, after a hard days work at the branding, he had stood guard half the night Sleep was . luxury to him, like water to a noun tain-shsep- so were all the other useless things that town-bred people required.
 People like Gracia. people like Phil they were different in all their ways. To ride, to fight. to find the way there he was a better man than Phil; but to speak to woman, to know her ways, and to enter into her Gfe-there he was no man at all
 She trusted to his courage to pro- tect her, and that he could do, but it was to a man such as Phil she would give her love. Phil could not love her more than he did, but Phil's ways could be more attractive to her. His adventurous life with his father had not been such as to cultivate the little niceties that appealed to women. It was only his privilege to serve, but he gloried in that privilege now as he watched beside her as she slept. and his vigil but strengthened his res oIution to see her safely through to- Phil.
 He sighed now as he saw the first aush of dawn and turned to where she slept, calm and beautiful, in the solemn light. How to waken her, even that was q question, but the time had come eR start
 Already, from Fortuna, Del Rey and his man-killing rurales would be on the trafl He would come like the wind, that flashing little captain, and, noth- Ing but bullet would stop him, for his honor was at stake. Nay, he had told Bud in so many words:
 -She is mine, and no man shall come between us!"
 It would be hard now if the rurales should prove too many for him-if bullet should check him in their flight and she be left alone. But how to wake her! He tramped near as he time pressed, he spoke to her. and at last he knelt at her side.
 "Say!" he called, and when that did not serve he laid his hand on her shoulder.
 Wake up!" he said, shaking her gently. Wake up, it's almost day!"
 Even as he spoke he went back to the phrase of the cow-camp-where men rise before it is light. But Gracia nka nd ofo oh her strangely, unable to understand.
 'Why-what is it?" she cried. Then, as he spoke again and backed away,
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ly to the ground. Here, drink some water-you're kinder faint I'll be right back-jest want to say good-by."
 He strode over to where Amigo had posted himself behind a rock and laid hand on his arm.
 "Adios, Amigo!" he said, but the Yaqui only glanced at him strangely.
 Anything in my camp, you're well come to it," added Hooker, but Amigo did not respond. His black eyes, far seeing as hawks, were fixed intently before him, where Del Key came gal loping in the lead.
 You go now!" he said, speaking with an effort, and Hooker understood. There was no love, no hate left in that mighty carcass-he was all warrior. all Yaqui, and he wanted Del Key to himself.
 Well be going" Hooker said to Gracia, returning swiftly, and his sub dued tones made her start She felt, as one feels at a funeral. the lowering wings of death, yet she vaulted into her saddle and left her thoughts un- said.
 They rode on down the valley, spur ring yet holding back, and then with a roar that made them jump the heavy Mauser spoke out+one shot! And no more. There was a hush, a long wait, and Amigo rose slowly from behind his rock.
 "God!" exclaimed Hooker. as he caught the pose, and his voice sound. ed requiem for Manuel del Key.
 Then, as Gracia crossed herself and fell to sobbing, he leaned forward in bis saddle and they galloped away.
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you here, Amigo. |"

you here. Amigo"
 No, but the woman!" suggested Amigo. who read no jest ip his words. Tt Is better that you should ride on and leave me here"
 He smiled encouragingly. but a wild light was creeping into his eyes and Hooker knew what he meant. He de sired to be left alone. to deal with Del Key after the sure manner of the Yaquis. And yet. why not? Hooker gaxed thoughtfully at the oncoming rurales and walked swiftly back to Gracia-
 This Indian Is a friend Of mine, he said, "and can trust him. He says 1t will be better for us to ride on-and he will take care of the rurales-"
 Take carer questioned Gracia, turning pale at a peculiar matter-of fact tone in his voice.
 Sure" said Hooker: The says there are revoltosos ahead. It will be bet ter for you. he says. to ride on."
 "Madre de Dios!" breathed Gracia clutching at her saddle; and then she nodded her head weakly.
 You better get down for a minute, 2 suggested Hooker. helping her quick
Williams news., 1915-01-07
CHAPTER XIV.

Though the times had turned to war, all nature that morning was at peace, and they rode through valley of flow CTS like knight and lady in pageant The rich grass rose knee-deep along the hillsides, the desert trees were f1ligreed with the tenderest green and twined with morning-glories. and in open glades the peoples and sand verbenas spread forth masses of blue and gold.
 Already on the mesquit-trees the mocking-birds were singing. and bright flashes of tropical color showed where cardinal and yellow-throat passed. The dew was still untouched upon the grass, and yet they hurried on, for
Williams news., 1915-01-07


 hills, and Gracia sat up, binding back her hair that had fallen from it's place. Yes, yes!" she said resolutely. We must go on-but why do you look at me so strangely"
 Don't know" mumbled Bud Didn't know I was. Say, let me get them sad dle-blankets, will you?"
 He went about his work. with em- barrassed swiftness, slapping on sad dles and brides, coiling up ropes, and offering her his hand to mount When he looked at her again it was not strangely.
 Hope you can ride" he said. we got to get over that pass before any body else makes it-after that we can take rest"
 "As fast as you please" she an- swered steadily. Don't think about me. But what will happen if-they get there f1rst?"
 She was looking at him now as he searched out the trail ahead, but he pretended not to hear. One man in that pass was as good as a hundred, and there were only two things he could do-shoot his way through, or turn back. He believed she would not want to turn back.
Williams news., 1915-01-07
CHAPTER xxvI.

Though men may make a jest of fl In books. it is solemn thing to kill a man. even to be near when one is Killed. If Gracia had slain Del Key herself in a passion her hot blood might have buoyed her up, but now her whole nature was convulsed with the horror of it and she wilted like a flower.
 An hour before she had burned with hatred of him, she had wished him dead and sought the man who would XIII him. Now that his life had been shipped oh between two heart-beats she remembered him with pity and muttereo prayer for his soul. For Hooker. for De Lancey she had no thought. but only for the dashing young captain who had followed her to his death.
 Of this Bud had no knowledge. He realized only that she was growing weaker, and that he must call a halt, and at last, when the walls of their pass had widened and they rode out into the open plain. he turned aside from the trail and drew rein by a clump of mesquit
 Here, let me take you" he said. as she swayed uncertainty in the sad dle. She slid down into his arms and he laid her gently in the shade.
 Poor girl" he muttered. its been too much for you. I'll get some water. and pretty soon you can eat"
 He unslung the canteen from his saddle-fiap, gave her a drink, and left her to herself. glancing swiftly along the horizon as he tied out their mounts to graze. But for her faintness he would have pushed on farther. for he had seen men off to the east; but hun ger and excitement had told upon her even more than the day-and-night ride.
 For a woman. and sitting side-sad- dle. she he'd done better thas he had
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some premonlr,on whispered to them of evil. and they thought only to gain the far pass.
 Beyond that lay comparative safety, but no man knew what dangers lurked between them and that cleft in the mountains. Del Rey and his rurAles or Bravo and his rebels might be there. In fact one or the other prob ably was there, and if 30 there would be a fight. a fight against heavy odds if he were alone, and odds that would be greatly increased because he must protect Gracia.
 To the west and north rose the high and impossible mountain which had barred their way in the night; across the valley the fat-topped Fortunas threw their bulwark against the dawn: and all behind was broken hills and gulches, any one of which might give up armed men. Far ahead, like knife-gash between the ridges, lay the pass to the northern plains, and as their trail swung out into the open they put spurs to their horses and galloped.
 Once through that gap. the upper country would lie before them and they could pick and choose. Now they must depend upon speed and the chance that their way was not blocked.
 Somewhere in those hills to the east Bernardo Bravo and his men were hidden. Or perhaps they were scat tered turned by their one defeat into rowing bandits or vengeful partizans laying waste the Sonoran ranches as they fought their way back to Chihua- hua. There were a hundred evil chances that might befall the fugitives. and while Bud scanned the country ahead Gracia cast anxious glances be hind.
 They are coming!" she cried al last, as moving spot appeared in tht rear. "Oh, there they are!"
 "Good!" breathe6 Hooker, as he rose in his stirrups and looked.
 Why. good?" she demanded. GU nously.
 They's only three of 'em." answered Bud. T was afraid they might be ir front" he explained, as she gazed al him with puzzled smile.
 Yes" she said; but what will yor do If they catch us?"
 They won't catch us," replied Hook CT confidently. Not while I've got m rife. Anal" he exclaimed, still look ing back, now we know all about it. that sorrel is Manuel del Rey's!"
 And will you kill him?" challenged pfo ri- Hooker pretended not to hear. In stead, he cooked his eye up at the eastern mountain, whence from tims to time came muf1ed rifie-shots, and turned his horse to go. There was trouble over there to the east some where-Alvarez and his YaQuis, still marrying the retreating rebels-and some of it might come their way.
 With Rel Rey behind them, even though in sight, he was the least of their troubles, and could be easily cared for with a rifle shot if they | could not distance him. Hooker knew that the two ruraIes with him would not continue the pursuit if their lead CT was out of the way, so that it would not be necessary to injure more than one man.
 "Ah. how I hate that man." ragged Gracia, spurring her horse as she scowled back at the galloping Del Key and his men who were riding on. ward rapidly.
 "All right" observed Bud with a quizzical smile, 'T'll have to kill him for you then!"
 She gazed at him a moment with eyes that were big with questioning, but the expression on his rugged face
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 of his mighty chest told the story of the pace.
 Let me take your gun." suggested Hooker, as they set of on their race, but Amigo in his warriors pride only shook his head and motioned him on and on. So at last they gained the rugged summit, where the granite ribs of the mountain crop up through the sands of the wash and the valley slopes away to the north. To the south was Del Key. still riding after them. but Amigo beckoned Bud beyond the reef and looked out to the north.
 "Revoltososi" he exclaimed. point. ing a sun-blackened hand at distant ridge. "Revoltosos!" he said again, waving his hand to the east. Here" waving toward the west, mol"
 Do you know that country?" in- ouired Hooker, nodding at the great plain with it's chains of parallel Sier- ras. but the Indian shook his head.
 "No," he said; but the best way Is straight for that pass"
 He pointed at distant wedge cut down between the blue of two ridges. and scanned the eastern hills intently.
 "Men!" he cried. suddenly indicat- ing the skyline of the topmost ridge. "I think they are revoltosos," he added gravely. They will soon cross your trail"
 'No difference" answered Bud with a smile. T am not afraid-not with
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-30

Julia stared into his face incred-
ulously, and began weeping for joy.
Where's Jim?" asked Abner pres
emily.
The boy came to his bedside and
stood looking at hfna, half sheepishly,
half in hope.
You'd better bring them painting
things Of yours in here, Jim," said
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-30
1880
MOVIE GOSSIP

Lillian Walker, Vitagraph star, is
the proud possessor of a new S. G.
V. car. 1t is difficult for Lillian to re-,
member IS. G. w." so she calls it her
'B. V. D." car.
Roscoe ArbuckIe has just returned
from an auto tour in Southern Cali
fornia. He covered $50 miles in
days. He was held up several times
by crowds who recognized him and
insisted upon him "fKeystoning" bit
before he was allowed to proceed.
Donald C. Thompson, Paramount
expert photographer, has gone to
Greece, where he expects to get pic
lures of the war in the Balkans.
Fania Marinoff and George Probert
are featured in Pathe's new Gold
Rooster release, ''Nebra"
Enid Harkey has been cast opposite
Willard Mack in Natures Enigma"
soon to be released by Ince-Triangle.
Ruth Roland and William Elliott
are featured in a new Pathe release,
'Comrade John"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-30

Abner. 'Tm going to have the gar
ret fitted up as a workshop for you"
But it was not until he was con-
valescent that he realized that the
dream of the spirit world was true.
In the love of wife and children Alb
ner felt his troubles slip from him.
Man had conquered the machine.
Copyright by w. G. Cbapman.)
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-30
IN HER SNUG CHAMOIS COAT SHE'S OFF TO
THE RINK FOR A FROLIC
BY BETTY BROWN

This skating girl seems to have
found the ideal costume for outdoor
skating when the air nips and the
breeze stings.
She wears channels sweater tied
with light blue scarf, white angora
gloves, a heavy tweed skirt in golden
brown, and a cap to match her scarf.
Of course, she wears laced shoes, nd
laced right down to the toe; the but
ton. boot has no place in skating
outfit.