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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-18

Sfuioe pi tnnfe os ct 5orieg,
Der life pnp be0re Heiultat END De
9illsb. Der bar ppret giort bioino-
til, mente nit nogle, at ui par be-
ore tent meo at Inoe BET are.
9renot Barn ifpr SIOeu. 9llroe oi
oerimoo baabe, at Sfolen funoe
i9ttes | 8irfiombeo til 8eliignelie
for llngoommen % uoen at 9ipe
ct llnOerifito, Der operiteg Ofierpil.
ligbeben iblon0t os, ga par pi uiit
allie enige ON at bile oen Tag meo
@lnoe.
9nor Sfoen trpffeoe, bar pitt.
nof oeo Spsrgsmaalet on en9iano
til at ioreItaa SfoIen. MaoIfe Here
baooe buer fin a%anOiont, iom DC
mente iprIig eeneoe til 9Iooien
men ct beitemt 5ingerpe9 ira Sir.
feraaoet eaer nogen anoen inpne-
Oes. Get par monife beller life
let at 9ioe Ell iaaoant.
3roos al ge9eiitrina % Bel
talenbeo bIep iaa 6orbanoIingen
ON oenne pigti1e Sog nfbritOt,
uoen at ri naaeSe ct GeiuItat. DC
fleite al os anifeoe oct pit anOerle-
0es. Men mndife netop BET, at pi
riatig Ter Dor Mngteslssbeo, funOe
isrp til mere in0erIig Bon til Ser.
rem ON, at ban oil aipe os Den ret.
te Mnno % | fin RonOe Iooe ogion
6enne @ernin9 lpffes iblanot os.
Ia Ser i~oreIoa TO Sn6bpoelier
til npite areosmsoe, % bi gerne
oiIoe mootnge Dem beage. bar ri /
en- lem anibe, inotiI oi iii at oiOe.
at Reni9beOen | SartIano | 6or.
binoeIie meO are0smeoct enifeoe al
ieire SaIutreoiinostpoe Mars Su.
biInim. Gette aigioroe Sa9en til
6oroel for oenne Renigbeo, ifsnt
ri ellers gerne bnbOe taaet imoO
Snobp0eIien ira Menigbeoen / Sih
foib.
Ia iea pna @runO al Ell geltn.
pelie mnattte reiie biem 2sroaq Nj.
ten. bar jeg for iaa plot intet at
meooeIe ira Senoagen, ser BOG eli
lers pleier at ppre Den itore 'Ssi-
ti0song. Oct par oct nof ogiao /
Milmaufee. an0re, Der a til
Ste0e, bar meooeIt mig. at De ban.
De cit peIiignet Gag.
SprIig bioroa a%orinuaen til at
acre oet b~sitioeli9t. 6oru0en Vie.
nigbeoens aor par aingos ManOs.
for ira Haeine % aoret ira see.
noibn til Steoe. Get isrite err oct
beoite aor, ieg bar bsrt inOen for
Samiunoet, % Oct iioite er eiter
Sigenoe ogiaa iGroeles Del inc.
poet. Soor er BOG 900 Gang Ell
geIiignelie i Nenig6eO % Stem.
Waatte ui ret l9re at hinge pnoe.
Iist ior 0erren i pore Sierter.
0ermeO en- frrlig Silien til Bra.
iteidmfIie o. Renigbeo meo Saf
for @pitiri6eO % nlt oct goOe, ri
0eIte inmmen nnOer Ufeoet.
u. u. 9uno, SefretGr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-18

-EX
5Rort efter, at Garen for ben thu.
erSe yernbaneitrffe operaIt ! Gam
BET bar ofprrgef, uifte Der iis moi
en- trlienoe StrifeJSfp I &oriion.
ten Sporpognsftriten I Netu
BORT Gitp. Oct iaa farIigt trii-
enoe no. Strifen bIep ogian til
girfeIigbe6, men 5porDognene
bIep Deb at Isbe = for en- flor
Del 0o. Goo trueoes Der meo
Gpmpotiftrife, men oaioa bet blep
Gio5fo. Sporpo9nsfompognierne
peobIiDer at operere treble fIere at
6eree 2inier. % Der e. lite fore
loIben jttrre ~ocet0ents. Run | It
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-18

Aoresieforanorine. Bait. 8. 5.
Oablitrem er ilpttet, iaa bans
aoresie M er: 701 9aiapette ape.,
6acine, isis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-18

Nr. Spricf, bois Advertisement
forefommer anoet Ste0s / gIaoet,
er MeoIem al Den lutberife airfe
(@eneralipnooen) og irefuentereoe
MiolanO College, athinion, aoti-
jas, ianrtioig meo grof. 6. t.
9anien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-18

Dfel 0d UfGnffefleI OorelftDIlH
/ Sebrl1ar 1914 blen odnnet, Tiger
6inansminiiter Bart, tog Sagen en-
M Bending. Seq blep oelgang
6inansminiiter og mootog oeo min
llonGpuelie ct Heifript ira 3oren,
boori ban paalaa0e mig at trGfie
9ispoiitioner, iom eiter6nanoen
pfIoe gore oct mlligt at balaneere
9uogettet uoen MonopoIetS6iplp
Der bar oengang Gale ON en-
ffriotpis ll0oifling ben imoO bette
Ueoal.
5 min ierite Gale iom 6inansmi-
hitter / 3llmaen n9onte ieg, at
9usIano bopoe $4,000 g~rpnoeoins-
uoIaIg, men fun 5000 Spnrefasier.
Oct ifal p9re min 0peape, uotnl-
tie ies, at arbeioe ben imoO, at oct
te 6orbolo fan blipe ompenot. %
0n. eiter iaaoan sraoois Si1oifr9n-
ming, oil 5i0en fomme til belt at
aiifaffe 9rGn0eOinei (g8oOfe).
Smiolertio fom arigen % fuIofa.
ite0e allie pore 9%eregninger. Otter
en- 9onierenoe meIlem ariesminiite-
rem, Observation-Disclosures og mig
blep Der beiluttet, at ale 9ranOe-
o~insuOinlg ifiI0e Iuffes UNDER 9eo-
biliieringen. @nfelte ubeIOige 5or.
bold UNDER Mobiliieringen ioru0
for arigen meo Sapon baboe oper.
bepiit os ON, al bette pnr ns0pen-
oigt.
% ieg tor nOf iiBe, at ri aIIere-
De meo oct inmme Tif ct it9rft SnO-
trpf al Observation-Disclosures ubpre
9etpOning. Oct par utuioliomt Ell
al 5oueogrunoene til. at Niobiliie.
ringen gif inn gIimren0e - langt
bnrtigere, emo pore 5ienoer bnD0e
oentet.
Otter at SCR. Bari bar omtalt
Jorisg paa OF fan @oOfe-9nnolen
8%eninOfert og iaa gaa mere 8raO'
Dis frem me0 a~fifniielien, Tiger ban
Dioere:
9ans Rnieitnt moOintte Jig
imiOlertiO 6orilng ! Den Hetning
9an baooe lopet lit 5oIf at itanoie
al 9r9noeoinsbnnoel mloer arigen,
og iad mnatte ffe. 9egipenbeoerne
bar paa etbnert 3unft giOet 3aren
Het. San bnnoleoe utpipIiomt i
OperensitemmeIie meo en- oirfelig
5oIfebeoG9elie, os oct bar oiit iig,
at 5orbuoet bar 6nft De gapnligite
5elger.
5 oct iioite Mar ier arigcn piite
Sn0ifuooene ! Sparefasier en- Stie.
Ming al omfring 60 01ilIIoner Stub.
Ter. Dten M, eiter at iuloit9noig
5orbuo er traaOt I Strait bar pi Jet
efsempler pna, at Snoffuooene or
iteget meo 100 Ntillioner / en- en-.
felt Mdaneo - ligefrem en- enorni
Stigning. Seq er opm9rfiom pna,
at Oenne Stisning life uOeluftenoe
ifuIoes 6orbuoet; ben p9Ioige8irf.
iombeO inoenlanos, iom arigen bar
f~remfalOt, bar biOraget tit. Nen
Sooeogruuoen er uoen al 3uiuI. al
5oIf MI letter De Ferge / 9anfen,
Iiom De ier brugte til 8oote.
DerDeo bar Staten ogino pao en-
Naaoe faaet, bpno ben table oeo at
gipe affalo pna WonopoIet. Spa.
refasierue bar nenlig foritraft os
meo en- betpoelig Brocent al pore
inoenlanoife StatsIoan. 9isie Ben.
&c er ieIoislgeIig oprere emo Sno.
tpgterne Of WeonopoIet. Get er
'0aan, iom mao forrentes % ai0ra.
ges, men acknowledgements er Der
ingen SuiDl ON, at Staten er langt
be0re tient meo Dem. Og iamtioig
nleo Spnrfombeoen er arbejoIombe-
ben .og ben a~lminoelige 5ilireosbeo
Iteget.
-
Get par ina Iiot al ct &unoffue
i 5or6uosItnter. @i ifal life iortirt-
tie, men tiIisie, at oct liseirem ior.
bauier os, nnar hi ioretilIer os,
boorIeoes ben rusiiife Regering fiin
be bragg Statsinotegt al 8r9noe-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-18

Mar Lseserne henvender sig til Folk
som averterer i Bladet, enten for at
ksbe hos len eller for at faa Oplysning
I'm Diet averterede, bedes de sltid ON
tale, at de saa Avertissementet | dette
I3lad. bet vii we're til gensidig Ststte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-18

| Tilf@lde af, at Bladet like modtages
regelmessigt, bedes man klage til Diet
stedlige Postkontor. Skulde dette like
hjelpe, bedes man henvende sig til
,.Danskeren"s Kontor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-18

Get par inn Iiot al ct &unoifue
j 6or6uositnter. 8i ifal life forfeit.
tie, men tiIisje, at oct ligeirem Tor.
bauier os, naar hi ioretiller os,
boorleoes ben rusiiife Resering fun
De bragg Statsinot9gt al 8r9noe-
oinSbnnoelen % uRre piOen0e ON,
at Sterlteoelen al oenne Eepenue
fom no al a~rbeioerens CONNIE, alt.
iaa bIep fraoraget oct, bans 5ami-
lie ifuloe u~noerboIoes al, life at tale
ON Hiisoriffens ruinerenoe 0irf.
ming.
Men err bet beore bos os2 Ga.
loonboloerne betaler, bono man fal.
Der Government Offence" nltiaa
en- eight til felpe 5pllesregeringen
i @afbingtony % be betaler n9i'
fence" til aommunen, enoog obigb
'ff1erlce.
ga grpggerne rpionerer 10 liee.
frem for oeres Craft 10 fra bet
Jaftum, at oanoet, 5taterneJG oun.
tperne og 8perne, far iaa og iaa
itor Snotest at ben Srafif, iom
uabenbart rifinerer Euiinoer at
9iem og SnoiDioer.
Disie Snotngter er glo6penge.
Oct er en- Iigeirem Gorbrpoelie at
lngge en- iaaoan Sfat poa Dem, Der
life fan mooitoa Musoriffens SRI
~itelier, 6erpeo tnge 1r6oet no al
uifpIoige Bsrns oe apin6ers Muno.
Det er pna bsi lib, at 81 flutter
meo bet Nrnmerl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-18

Advertising rates made known upon
application.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-18

Entered at Blair Post office as second
class matter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-18

Certificates poa iiOfte SIDE.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-23
WEDDING AT
 ST. MARKS CHURCH
Hart-RusseIl Nuptials Next Wcdncs- daS Afternoon of Much Interest
 to New Britain People,

The first society wedding of the copal church next Wednesday after noon, September 2S, at 4 o'clock when Miss Elise Rockwell Russell, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Isaac D. Russell Of Grove Hill, and Donald Richard Hart son of MT. and Mrs. George P. Hart of Vine street, will be married by Rev. Harry I. Bodley, rector of St. Marks. The bride will be attendt d Julie and Margaret Russell respect lively maid of honor and bridesmaids. Mervin $. Hart of Schenectady. a brother of the bridegroom. will be best man and the ushers will be Maurice stanley, Rodman Chamberlain. A. Corbm Wetmore and Stanley Eddy.
 The bride will wear white embroid- cred net bordered with silk taffeta and a veil of white silk net. She will car ry shower bouquet of orchids and pfldes roses. The maid of honor will wear White georgette crepe and will carry a bouquet of pale pink roses and her hat will be white, trimmed with pale pink. The bridesmaids will wear f1esh-colored georgette crepe embroidered with white beads. They will carry bouquets of pink roses and will wear hats to match their gowns.
 The brides mother will wear taupe velvet with hat to match and the bridegroO oOms mother orchid -colored velvet with hat to match.
 A reception will follow the church ceremony at the Grove Hill residence of the brides parents. Following an extended wedding trip, MT. and Mrs. Hart will reside in Pennington. MT. Hart is connected with the Hart & Hutchinson company and is a grand son Of William H. Hart, president of the stanley Works. Miss Russell is a granddaughter of H. E. Russell for mer president of Russell & Erwin, and her father is treasurer of the Ar1- erican Hardware corporation.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-23
City Hens


 The Corbin Screw Corporation will Spen until o'clock on Saturday af- Rrnoons and will continue this sched- @le throughout the, winter if the $resent rush of business continues. Goodness of Aunt Delia's Bread" E-advt. .. A..
 The wedding of Emory Clough and Hiss Grace Darling will take place
 8ext Saturday. Inspection day Sunday at Russwin
 ark Come and see the up-to-date
 Houses we are selling On easy terms. Furnace heat, gas, electric light, white Nnameled sinks and tubs. These
 buses are within five minutes walk # the new church site on East street little Realty and Development Co.,, 193
 Eain street.-advt.
 Comstock encampment, I. O. o. F., Fill observe ladies night next Friday Eening. A mock trial entitled, "The 4reat Pumpkin Case will be one of
 he features. MT Laubin, pianist, has resumed Raching. Apply Booths block, Wcd- Sesdays, or by mail.-adyt. # Word has been received in this city hat William Dudack, a student at &uehlenberg college, received a bad #Rsh on his chin recently in foot &all scrimmage.
 c. M. Grocock, smart millinery, 139
 Main street.
 Miss Margaret Sullivan has resumed Siano teaching at 113 Greenwood St. z-advt.
 The labor trouble at the New Brit
 listed and the workmen have re-
 Slrned to work.
 Last nights meeting of the Young Eomen's Interdenomination so-
 Hety scheduled for the South church
 B las not held. The date for the post Spned meeting will be decided on at sle meeting of the board next We'd 3esday. Election of officers will be aeld at the general meeting. Miss Margaret Eddy entertained at luncheon today at the Pennington xountry club in honor of Miss Elise Hus sell.
 At the Lyceum theater September
 at 8:15, Sigismund Seojowski pian- st, and Thaddeus Wronski, baritone, Kill give an entertaining musical re- &tal. Tickets for sale at Leghorn's
 *welry store, Main street. Price soc
 x $1.5O. Proceeds for suffering Poland. 8-advt.
 A daughter has been born to MT. Ind Mrs. Fred Crowley of Woodland #reet.
 Kennedy's dancing school opens
 tuesday Oct. 3. Holmer Hoffman's AlI. Beginners 7:30, dancing II p. m. lessons 25c. Judd's Orchestra.- Hvt
New Britain herald., 1916-09-23

Use Resinol Soap regularly and you will be astonished to find how quickly it soothes and cleanses the pores, and leaves the complexion clear and fresh.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-23
YALE PROFESSOR TO
 SPEAK HERE OCT. 10
Professor John c. Archer Will Be Present At Opening of Bible
 School For Teachers

Plans have been already made for the opening meeting of the New Brit ain Training School for Religious Teachers to be held Tuesday evening, October 10, in the chapel of the Gen. ter church. Professor John c. Archer of Yale university is to be the speak CT of the evening. Professor Archer is a graduate of Hiram college (OhioC is graduate of the Yale School of Religion, and took graduate work at Yale and Harvard. After his college and graduate training he became teacher in the public schools of Mis- souri, including the High school of Princeton, Mo. Following that he did some college preparatory tutoring at Toledo, o. His more recent teaching experience was in the Christian col lege, at Jabalpur, India. From this work he was called two years ago to become assistant professor of mis- siOns in Yale.
 In addition to his varied teaching experience, Professor Archer has lad a great deal of experience in Sunday school work. For several years ne was superintendent of the Central Christ ian Sunday school in Toledo, Ohio Toledo is the home of large and suc- cessful Sunday sch hools, this being the city in which Marion Laurence, the president of the International Sunday school association, was such a success full superintendent. Perhaps Professor Archer's most conspicuous service in Sunday school fields was in ihe South Congregational Sunday school of Brockton, Mass, where he was direc- tor of religious and missionary edu- cation. The school has a membership of 1850 and is well organized in every way. While there he originated what is known as the BrocktOn plan of missionary education.
 Professor Archers teaching exper- fence, his large experience in relgi- ous education, together with the fact that he is an exceedingly Interesting speaker, make him an ideal man to open the second season of the Train ing school The esteem in which his ability is held is shown by the fact that he is to be one of the principal sneakers at the Connecticut state Sunday school convention in Hartford in November and was highly recom- meded to the city board of religious education by the state Sunday school association.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-23
Removed.

The New Britain Cooperative Sav- ings and Loan association and Peoples Savings bank to Room No. 210, Ma tionaI Bank building, No. 272 Main street.
 Reasons why you should deposit your money in the New Britain Co., operative Savings and Loan associa- tion:-
 Receives your money in monthly in- stallments.
 Pays per cent. on your money compounded semi annually. Loans money to it's members to buy or build homes returning the same in monthly installments. Loans money to it's members on pledged shares. time.
 S1.OO paid monthly will return to the depositor $2O0 in 12 1-2 years. New shares issued in April and Oc- tober, each year
 Shares in the 37th series will mature October 31st, 1916, returning to the depositors s2O,OO0.00 in cash. Has paid it's depositors over $oOo,- 0o0.00 since it's organization in 1886. No safer proposition to invest your savings in and receive better than Savings Bank interest.
 Y. J. sTEARNs,
 Secretary.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-23
Resinol Surely
 Heals Sick Skins

When you know physicians have pre- scr1bed Resinol for over 20 years in the treatment of eczema and other itching,
New Britain herald., 1916-09-23
STEFTE WILL NOT RUN.

Safety Commissioner Howard M. Steele has come out Hat footed and announced that he will not be a can didate for representative. In last evenings Herald it was announced that the withdrawal from the race for the place was rumored. The length of time which the duties of the office would require daily is the req son advanced by MT. Steele for his decision not to run for the place.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-23

The attendance this year instead of falling away during August, as is gen. erally the case, showed an increase during this month.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-23
WHIST AT ST. JOSEPH'S.

A large crowd attended the whist the Ladies' Aid society of St. Jo- lph's church last evening. The vent was held for the purpose of hising funds for, the purchase of a ew altar carpet and it proved to be social and financial success. The
 rize. winners were as follows: La les prizes, first, Mrs. William F.. Jewell; second, Mrs. John Camp ell; third, Miss Elsie Supernant; entlemen's prizes, first, P. J. Mur- by; second, Daniel Igoe; third, Ralph
 ampbell. Mrs. Edward l.. Hannon las chairman of the committee of ar- hngementS
New Britain herald., 1916-09-23

the work given was truly representa- tive of the work of the season. The children were present in large num- pers an evidence to the public Of the influence that the playground has eXerted upon the youth of the city. The home garden department pre- sents a large field of development. It's importance cannot be over estimated and by real cooperation of those in charge with the members of the Public Amusement Commission should prove to be of great benefit to the children of the city.
 The movement should be carefully started through cooperation with the schools and definite provisions for it's operation could then be esta blished.
 Following are somc details with reference to the seasons attendance.
 Number of different children using aygrounds-about 2,5O0.
 Total aggregate attendance at daily sessions, 1916-91,5 524.
 Ground 1913 1914 1915 1916 Burritt 20,583 1S,O79 17,14S 2O,347 High .... 9,791 14,1SO 10000 2.79O Bartlett 12,157 1O,416 16,329 22,225 'Smalley 9,117 14,371 13, ,429 East ... 5,O86 11,458 12,720 11,042 Smith :: 9.353 S,352 9,8SO 11,661
 The attendance this year instead of falling away during August, as is gen. erally the case, showed an increase during this month.
 Week of June 2Sth-July 9th 12, 166 Week of July 5th-July 18th 9,012 Week of July 12th-July 18th S,807 Week of July 19th-July 26th 8,283 Week of July 26th-Aug. End Il, 463 Week of Aug. 2nd-Aug. 9th Il, ,547 Week of Aug. 9th--Aug. 16th 12,31 Week of Aug. 16th-Aug. 23rd II, ,443 1-2 week Aug. 23rd-Aug. 26th CATS
 Respectfully submitted,
 w. G. MOORHEAD
 Supervisor.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-23
POLICE GET YOUTH
 FOR STEALING AUTO
Burke Held for Next Term Of
 Superior Court

Thomas Burke, eighteen years old, who first broke into police records a few months ago when he was con- victed of stealing a bicycle, was before Judge John H. Kirkham in court this morning charged with taking an au- owner. Burke was arrested as the person who stole Frederick w. South wicks automobile from Washington street Thursday evening and he pIead- ed guilty. The car was found aban- doned at the corner of Lawlor and Lasalle streets. Judge Kirkham found probable cause and bound the ac- cused over to the next term of the su- perior court in bonds of $500.
 Tax Delinquent Fined.
 Of the fourteen men who were noti- fled to appear in court this morning for failure to pay their personal tax. only one refused to pay. He was Adolph Wolfe of Hartford avenue and the court ordered him to nav the $2 tax and an additional 6ne of s2 and costs. The others who paid after being summoned to court were Georra Roman, 133 Beaver street; Perry Ros- COG, 15S Arch street; A. Rachkow. 21s Arch street; John Ryan, 266 Arch street; Jacob Regola, 133 Beaver street; John Rudey, 124 Beaver street. Charles Racine, 53 Beaver street: Charles Roskowski, 92 Beaver street: Tony Raffale, 348 Arch street: Raffa1e Ramarzzo, 345 Arch street; Nicho1a Ramarzzo, 335 Arch street; James 401 40 Beaver street.
 Traffic Violator Fined.
 A. D. Clifford, arrested by Officer Lamphere yesterday for violating Inc traffic ordinance, was fined $2 without costs. The officer testified that Cliff ford left his car in front of St Marks church, five minute zone, from 2:2O to 2:45 o'clock yesterday afternoon. Clifford admitted his guilt but said he was in city hall on business that took longer than he had expected. He also voiced his disapproval of these traffic rules, which he declared 10 be Unreasonable and unjust"
 Three Fighters Are Fined.
 Richard Long was fined s5 and costs for assaulting George Kopolo- witz and Patrick WeIch was fined s7 ana costs TOT aSSaull11lS lIe same man and an additional $7 and costs for drunkenness. Lawyer w. r. Mangan appeared for Long. The trouble took place on Hartford avenue last night.
 Steve Savitsky of Grove street was fined $1O and costs for bouncing a beer bottle off Julius Androvich's head on Sunday evening. He admitted the charge, but said he used the bottle only when his opponent used a stone. Attorney P. F. McDonough appeared for the accused.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-23
K c. E. CONVENTION.

Erwin castle, Knights of the Golden Eagle, will be represented at the state castle in Waterbury next Tuesday by John Dickenson, Fred May, William Pfeifer and George Norton. The fea- ture of the day will be the initiation of number of candidates and a banquet in the evening.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-23
Events Tonight

High class photo drama, Fox's the- CT.
 Vaudeville and moving pictures, theater. Chamberlain council, Jr. O. U. A.
 :. meets in Jr. o. U. A. M. hall. Vega society meets in Vega hall.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-23

one of the worst cases of eczema" etc, etc., doesn't it make you feel, '..This is the treatment I can rely on for MY skin-trouble?"
 When Resinol Ointment touches itch ing skins, the itching usually stops and healing begins. With the aid of Resinol Soap, it almost always clears away ec- zema, ringworm, pimples, or other dis dressing eruption quickly, leaving the skin clear and healthy. Sold by all druggists.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-23

burning. unslghtly skin eruptions, and have written thousands of reports saying: ''It is my regular prescription for itching" "Resinol has produced brilliant results,' ''The result it gave was marvellous in
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1916-09-29

something wild in his blood, something
that made him fear himself.
Euchre wagged his old head sympa-
thetically. Reckon you feel a little
sick. When 1t comes to shootin', run.
What's your age?"
TN; twenty-three," replied Duane.
Euchre showed surprise You're
only boyl / thought you thirty any
ways. Buck, / heard what you told
Bland, an putin tibet with my own
figgerin', reckon you're no criminal
yet. THROWN gun in self-defense-
tibet amt no crimer'
Duane, finding relief in talking, told
more about himself
Huh" replied the old man. 1--WE
seen hundreds of boys come in on the
dodge. Most of them, though, was no
good. An tibet kind don't last long.
This river country has been an lis the
refuge fer criminals from all over the
states. I've bunked with bank cash.
iers, forgers, plain thieves, an out
an'-out murderers, all of which had no
bizness on the Texas border FeIIers
like Bland are exceptions. He's no
Texan-you seen tibet. The gang he
rules here come from all over, an
they're tough cusses, you can bet on
tibet. They live fat an easy. If 1t