davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-09
Kotiin palattua
Yast. 6. S. Safala, firioittanlit "Mu-
tuus Hafanoille" lebbesfa
ieuradmaa:
30. g.. 50.

Hpt oipat matfastamm,e mair
muistot idlelld. glof. 20 y. iaauuim'
me onnelliiesti fotimaaban. Saafie'
pain fatiellesia taptpp ianoa: "SaIIe,
luial &iittdfGGt Serraa, iiIld ban or
bppG; iilIG bGnen ammonia ppipt
iianfaiffiiesti." Serran bppppttG 0.
limme julistamasia ia Serran bp.
wppttd itie iaimme fofea.
Mattani tar~foitufiena oil epanfe.
linmin iaarnaaminen, naroien ferGG.
minen ia barrastifien berGttGminen
Sapanildbetpfieen.
@manfeliumia on fGsfettp i~aarna-
ia faifille luobuiIle. Seemme oifein
ldbettdesidmme iitd mpos iiirtofan.
ialle. On totta, eta fen fanian fes.
fuuoesia. on iaarnattr epanfeliumia
%ertnenfin ia mieldfin iaarnataan.
Wuttd eloa on paljo ia tpop1feG on
mGbGn. Sen tGbben Ell ole liifaa tGl-
lainenfaan pritps. Sain fofea, ettG
pfiinfertuineh eipanfeliumi on tar.
peellinen autiiubefii iieIlGfin. Nonet
oipat oppineet eldmaGn iiitG ia ianoi.
Tina iitG ooottanat. Soiiet tpotGte.
fetuaiiet ia rosfaiitetut ibastupat,
fun iaaipat flrlla neiiipon attitudes
famine. Yfii ola nortiee ipastaan ia.
tiomaan. SitG oppia nastaan faiffi-
alla ionotaan.
8oiii mainita eritpiiiG poiffoja,
joisia Jana lola otettiin postaan.
Mutta niioen mainitieminen moi iGG-
oG, fosfa i%bmisiilmGIIG fatiottiina on
erebops bpmin lGbeIIa. 8astaanot-
tamaiiuiitta tobistaa mpos ie boIu,
jolla firjoja ostettiin. Wufanani of
minuIla lutberilaista firialliiuiitta.
NiitG Jain Iepitetpfii noin 5000
marfan ariposta. &iriojen ostaiien
ioufosia of niitG, iotfa olinat faiian
aifaa o~oottaneet jotafin firjaa ia NIT
fen ioipot. MeIfein liifiittomaa of
fen tGboen fliuIla beiodn ianowm:
"MinG Glen min faiian aifaa toi-
ponu tGtG firjaa ia mt nina len
ioan." 3iiiIin toiiien ionoipon: It'd.
ma firja of minun fotonani minrit
dioiIIGni ia nina ostan fen ditini
muistofii." SiIloinbon moi tiilla al.
Din iiiinausfin i~pieraalIc maalle jor-
tiinecn Iapien oiafii. Mifd ibona
aiiol Iiisi1 oIoisio niinfuin nGisid.
fin on ieIloiielIa firjaIIiiuiioeIIa iult-
ri merfitps. Monelraiiet opintuuIet
iieIId puboltoipat. Saarnattu Jana
moi nnobtuo, mitto poinettii Jana on
alma fdptettdipisid. Ndin on foboeIIa
tapoIlo tuIIut iiementd iiroteIlifii
peItoon. sc fospoa ia tiiottoo be6eI.
man, jos Iopt6d bpfpGn moan ia Ser.
ra fastuiin ontao. sc ci ole en61ti
fpltpdjGn oiio. WieIeIIdnid jofainen
fpIpGid TbbteitS fofooifi. Onbon ieI.
Ioincn ionosfofin Iirtpoftu.
Woroien ferddninen onnistti ipp.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-09

= @uttaian Soulunitmero lines
tpp ioulufuiin Ia p. iuurena, futer
ilmotufiesta toiiesia paifasia on I'd
bemnuti luettaipana. SdbGn Soilli'
niimeroon pppoetdGn pstGipGin ioulii'
firioitufiia. Siiben 10 pannaan iou'
III ia nuoenwuooen onnentoipotitfiet
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-09

- Sorlu tiilee. Muistafaa ilifii.
Ia%iiianne ia pst6midnne Suomesio
ia tilatfaa BELLE Soitlu-@nuba. Sc
mafiaa ainoostaan % ienttiG quo
meenfin. @iiamiebet ottafaapa npt
Suomeen Soulu. &aubon tiloufi;a, ie
polmistuu TT. lopulla ia ferfiGGS ou-
lufii Suomeen. 26bettdfdG tilarf-
Jet:
Soulu-& oliba,
2.gor 63, S%rontpooo, @icb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-09

pddt0s oil fitGfin buomattasuompi,
fiin ie ndbt6p6sti alfoi 2ontoon pits
paste, @inuineton Sneromista, iofa
on forfeafirfoIIisten eniimdiiid mie-
BID ia on oIliit tGmGn iliuren I6betpf-
fen iobtowana iieluna. Sdnen obel-
laan tdmdn p6Gio0fien tafana maini.
taan erGs matalafirfouiien iuunnan
iobtaiuista piispoista, @atts- Ditch
field. So
Miitta fun plldmainittu pGGtos
tuli iuIfiiuuteen, nostettiin iiitG
iiiurta melua ritualistiiisia piireis-
ia. Mainitun i%ltunnan pGG-GGnen-
fannattaia Gburcb Zines f%irjoitti
iiitG pGdfirioitufienfin, iosia naisten
futiumista firffoibin pltbumaan lei.
mattiin ep~Gfatoliiefii, ~firfolliiia pc
riaatteita mastaan iotitpafii ulltiit.
6efii, jofa mifa nostaa pdipdjdr.
iestDfieen ~fpipmpfien "naisten mibfi-
miiestd papinmirfaan." Sofu GG-
rimmGiien naisIiiffeen eomstaja oil
TAI ottanut aiiasta aibetta pibumaan
naisten oifeuoesta pprfiG papinmir-
fam.
&iitafpipmps tuli Min milffaan
p%oboinnan alaiiefii ia aifaaniai min
palio raubattomuutta, ettG erGisiG
%piireisid nGptti 10 rpb6pttGipGn iuo.
rastaan TOTO I6betpstG tpastusta-
moan. &iita nouii iiiuri iiiben oil
fam fuin 2ontoon piispa of iotalai.
paStoa t%erpebtimGsi1 ia nGfpp Of
leen bGnelle aitpan obottamaton. Sdn
firioitti beti olinpaifastaan firjeen
~ianomaleb6ilIe ppptdem spastusta-
iiaan( pitdmGGn "tp6liraubaa" iiiben
asti, fumes ban palaiaiii biippaftin-
%taania. &irieesidGn ban eli luotpil
periaatteestaan naisten oifeuoesta
iobtaa tGmmoiiiG "Iuoffia" firfosIo.
tin, miltta ianoo, ettG tebtp pGGt0s
bdnen tulti,aan on otettapa muoen
poboinnan alaiieffi, iillG "minfGGn
Ell iaa antaa wabingoittaa IGbetps-
to-" @GbGG m"b0bemmin nGfpi jul.
tiiuuoesia toiien mainitun piispan,
@atts-D itcbfieIoin, firie, iosia ban
ielittGG pGGt0fien pobiana olepaa
fannalla ianoo ban fumminfin pGGt-
tdneeniG, ettei ban - pfiimieliIppttG
idilpttdGfieen = TOTO IGbetpfien al.
fana anna n%aiiille lupaa "misiGGn
Gbelmsforoin biippafunnan firfosia
iiiarilleen pubua 8apabtaian raffau.
oesta." @belleen ionoo ban, ettG ban
toiSten piispoien fansia tGstG aiias.
ia ia uafuuttaa, ettei mibinfGGn iel.
laiieen rpopta, mif6 miIlGGn to-
woin diff ristirii6asia niioen fad.
o0sten fansia, jotfa fosfeipat pap.
peutta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-09

ole toto liboa ia iperta ipastaan,
moan pGGrl,btinosto ia ipaltoio mas.
taan, niitd wostaan ioiIIa on ttules-
Ia waIta. T~Gptppbdn meillG iiis olla
bpwGt aieet. Jos mielimme tuon mi
bolliien fufistaa ia fpIlGbGn niitG
iuarustufiia ia aieita nellie tarjo.
taanfin. Tariooban nellie warustuf-
ia, ipaatteita ia aieita tuo Siimalan
f1sfpistG lilopunut mabtapa riffais-
ia ubreistaan fersfaama plpea Sau-
II, jofa on faunis ia pdGtGniG pitem-
pi mnita faniaa Il Gam. 8: q ia
jofa ~npfp6Gnfin tabtoo pitGG p1GniG
faiffien pl1puolella. sc on, %ianonfo
i%uoraan: tuo iuuresti plistettp ia
m%abtaipaan loistoon ia funniaan TO-
bonnut firffomalta, ionfa iaarnaaiat
pleeniG tarjoopat f,niIioilleen noita
Saulin paatteita, iparustufiia ia a.
ieita, iotfa otpaf ibmistem tefoa. So
misiGrfi ne fplIG bpmGfippfin ia ne
nGpttGmGt bppinfin m~abtaipilta.
Mutta fuinfaban diff 9aipioin fGp.
MT, Jos ban Diff mennpt funingas
Saulin aieilla @oliatia maStaan9
@ipG paan Datpib usfaltanut luottaa
funinfaan aieibin, iotfa oil ibmiste-
foa, maan palitii oiasta fitpid, jotfa
olipat 2uojan tefoa, ia niill6 faatoi
tuon birwion. Samoin OH meioGnfin
bpliGttGm6 faiffi ibmisiGrien fefii-
mat aieet, olfoompa niiben tariooiat
ia fauppaaiat fuinfa oppineita ia
aripoffaita tabania, maiffapa diff
mot tobtoreita tai piispoia, Min nil
BEN fefiimGt aieet ia paatteet on bel
tettGtp1 romufoppaan. @aan Jos tab.
BONNIE poitolliiesti taistella epGus.
foa tuota faubeaa @oliatia mastaan,
min on meioGn ppiGbopttGmG epan-
feliumin armomirroilIe. SieItG
famine malta milf iiledG fined,
ie on &~ristufien fuolema baapat,
niillG moimme faataa tuon fa6otta-
man mibolliiemme epGusfon. Scum
ferran mGfetpin i%anfari fufistuil, min
fpllI len tafana olema lilfematon ar.
meiia iilloin marmasti pafoon p0tfii,
ne eimGt nellie enid mitGGn mabba.
NGin fun pdGiemme pibolliiistam-
me, min onban meill6 ipptG iloita
ia laiilaa. ia maiffapa ipGbGn tans-
iiafin iiit6 iIosta, fosfapa paimotfin
bpppisid latloimat: "Saul hi tii-
bannen, mitta Oaipib fpmmenen III.
batta." 1 Gam. 1S: 6: z Mutta
tdllaista iloa ia laiiliia ei tho DlpeG
Saul fGrii ie iiita iurttuu anfa-
rasti, ia alfaa ~mieIesiGGn balitomaatt
murbaloifomufiia, ia ponee fdiffi
fonstinia fGptGntoon iaabafieen tpf-
fanddn b1ipitetpfii .riio @oljatin
moittajat. Mittta meioGn eli tarnttie
mitGGn peljGtG, fun me paan By
iDmme eipanfeliumin armomirroilla,
ia talletamme laufltsiamme tlito milf
iileGtG fined, niiSen atprtlla me faiffi
poitamme. ga faifista ipastusta-
jaimme f~ateubesta ia fiiifusta bilo-
Iimatta iaamme lopufii maItaflin-
nan, iofa nellie on lpalmistett,i mao
ilman alitsta.
Siis Iopputilos on tGmG: Daipi-
sin MOTTO on &ristifien moitto.
8ristufien MOTTO on meibdn mott
TONNE.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-09
SsS iota'uanfien fesfnnSesia.

0lcmme tertoneet q. DE-. g. GIN
fpOsfentelpstd eri moitten i~otiIdsien;
bplDdfii. Tdsid ferromme eneIonti-
Ioisten ia ip~eitfiIdisten Idbteittens
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-09

- esSlitsmme ~iisi Jiifieits, IT.
10 iImsittsss4 JtJbsslSmxe ssats'
|pst iiles t(teist1 slisam~e.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-09

49,
mi on rafos, oIitpot ubrit Iuilret ia
lola aunettiin. 1Oiin on Tau.
fana ia tafonapGin ie oifa, ioIIoin
iiirtofania meIfein pfiimieliien6 ub.
raii SumaIan maltafunnap tpoif bp.
wdfii. Npt on iumnlattomtiis iaonut
wallan ia icurafuntatpotd fannattaa
main .pieni oia. NiiIIG on monia eri
acknowledgements, iotfa tarwitiewat
~iparoja. &~irffoien ia pappiloioen
paapito icfG pappien palffaus 3. m.
fDippGt polio ~ubrausta. Sbme eli ole
maiffa labiat tdllaiieen tarfotnficer
oliiimatfin fieni6. &un ne iioiicllo
miclcll; onnetaan, min fiitollliuu.
bella nc lpastaan ottaa.
Sonfun merran tefi ebfG boittao
iuarojcn fnfomiiesia ie, eta Suomi.
%ipnoooin firffofunnalla on juur;
punba iaa6a maroia oman lGbetps.
iaarnaaian fannattamiietii &iirasia.
Soiiet taas erittdinfin &aniallisfirf.
fosnnnan plirisiG olepat ieurafunnci
tuntepot iapanilGbetpfien omafii c.
i%iafieen ia mieIelldniG fen eteen ub.
raatpat.
2dbetpsbarrastusta ei ole mielG
fauan ollut iiirtofanian festuubesia.
Silloin tGll0in on pienempiG ium.
milo fertility pfiitpisten alotteesta I'd.
betpsaiian bptpGtii. 2GbetpsIebtiG
on mposfin wGbGsid mGGrGsid lcipin.
npt. 8iime aifoina on l1betpsaiio
iaama,t uiitta mirifettG. SitG tobistao
eoelld mainitiemani banfe oman I'd.
betpsiaarnaaian lGbettGmiiestG &ii.
naan. sc on 10 pG1tettp aiia. NGpt.
tdd mpos iapanilGbetps iaaman entis.
I'd iuiirentpua fannatusta. SiIlG on
pstGipiG molemmisia firffofunnisia.
On tullut 10 mainitufii fafii firffo.
fintaa MIN. Suomi- ipnoooi ia &an.
ialliSfirffofunta. See omat luurim.
mat iitomalaiiista firffofunnista Tut.
berilajien . ti~nnust1fien pobjalla.
8apaita usfomaiiia ia iamalla epan.
felii,mi-pboistpfien pstGmi6 on mo.
lemmisia. Mittta 3aniallisfirffofun
ia OH mime puoiifofoitfiesiaan otta.
nut iapanildbetpsaiian eiiIIe ia pGGt.
tanpt, ettG ieurafunnisIa tpuotuiiesti
fotoan folebteia ia pibet6Gn jublio
iapanildbetpfien bpmGfii. Sarras
t%oitponi on, ettG ne mpos toteutuiIi.
mat. SamaIla &anialIisfirffofunta
t%oiipoo, eta tama pbteinen Iabetps-
aiia Iabentdiii iitd ia Suomen li,tb.
eipanf. pboistpstd fesfendGn.
MitG npt oliii ~tebtGpG? 8afau-
mtfieni on, ettG tdllaiiia matfoia
oliii e6elIeen tebtGpG, Gmanf. pbois-
tDs tefiii bpnin, jos lGbettGiii iopi-
masia tilaiiuuoesia nitoelleen ia III.
ben mieben fiertGmGGn iiirtofanian
fesfuuteen. Soiwon, ettd iosfus
pGastdiiiin ipieIG pitemmGlle. Spo-
oplliiintd, oliii min ajattelenJ jos
gpanf. pbbistpfiellG oliii mafinainen
tDontetild 1iirtotanlan f~esfuu0esla
ebustamasia japanildbetpstG.
sos tGmG on Serrastn, min ie eli
rarifea tpbiddn.
6. S. Safala.
@ut. Taf. Soimitus:-
&uten D~llGolenasta buomaomme,
on pastori 6. S. Safala palannut
2iitb. Gp. 2iitb. Gm. Oboistpfien ID
bettiI6GnG tefemudIt6Gn Mmerifanmot-
faIta. On ipptd fiittad SumaIaa 3D.
men iidlliiestd buolenpi6ostaan, joto
nell Safala perbeineen on iaan1it
matfanania nauttia ia iiitG iiunaiif.
fiesta, iofa toiipon mufaan bGnen
tposfentelpstdGn raffaan i~iirtoIais.
faniamme f~esfuuoesia on foitunut.
@armaan on tGmG malta aifaaniaa.
nut IdbempGd muoromoifutusta 3d.
oistpfien ia iiellG oletpan fristifanian
f.of..SuoE- h(cl. r,.VTw8.- -. OL
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-09

Suloia lGbetpsfasiaan glpn
e-ipanfeliumiiublilta marrasfuun 5 p.
post. @. &uotialaiien ia iaarnaaia
u. Sasielin faiitta $50.
&iitos labioittaiille ia toimibenfi-
IoiIlel
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-09

Entered as second-class matter ia
nuary II 1906, at the post office at
Ironwood, Michigan under the Act Of
March 3, 1879.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-09

Toimitus eli sailyta kirjoituksia, joi-
Ia Ell vol julaista.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-09

Rahat lahettak00n joke uoras-
taan rahassa tai expressi eli pankki-
vekselissa tahi post money-orderissa;
dollaria pienemmat summat voidaan
lahettaa sentin postimerkeissa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-09
LMOITUSHINNAT

Kuolon ilmoitukset ristin raamin ia
yhden varsyn kanssa 75c., kahden
varsyn kanssa $1.00. Tiedusteluilmoi-
tukset 25c. tuuma kerta ju~laistuna.
Pitempiaikaiset ilmoitukset eri sopi-
muksen mukaan. Syntyma-, kihlaus-,
ia Observation-Disclosures SOC. ker-
rata.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-09

1900
birmuinen tpiboIlinen; mtitta Seefiis
on iGttGnpt nellie lanai aieet, pai-
m%eniouipan, lingon ia milf iileGG
fined. 4ristifien fuoIema baatpot,
jotfa iaamme ipalita oiaSto, ei enid
8eIjoIin oiosta, ipaar iiitd elGmGn
me6en pirrasta, iofa ipuotda Sunta.
Ian ia 4arition istuimesta. Sa eld-
man pebcn pirron IopbGmme roama-
tusto. Toimifoomme iieItd ne IL
IeGt fipet muistoomme ia omista.
foomnte omontuntomntc raiibafii, iil-
Ioin ne oipat paimen Iaiifiisiamme.
On Min bpfpG fun on aieet miifana
mibolIiien pGGIIe bpofdtesiG, iiIloin
iaa beittdG ipiboIIista pdGfaIloon Il.
IedIId fitueIId, iiIId ie iparmaan fiip-
iabtaa.
Sc iluri bir,pi0, ionfa ofuulla
ioatona meitG npfp6Gn aboistao, on
epda,sfO, ;iOnfu tufunu on faiffi BEL
tpetin iuoinut ia iiiben ne foiffi tat.
ieenia fobSistoiuot. Sos ne ioa pGdstd
w~oitoIIe, iiuoin on foiffi pimepoen
woIIat poifaoneet ia firlOin me o.
Icmme beIsuetin Oriid ia meiodn idp-
tpp beitd poIweIIo. DeeiIId Ell iiis
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-09

nptfin on Saulufiia ia Iaapalia3
yntmarratfo, ettd fariiealainen eIGSE
ipielGfin ia Min jumalista elGmGG,
ettd Sc ppbpps jonfa foriieaIainen o.
maa on min iumaliiuu6elIa fperbottts.
ettei iiitG tudan Min beipiIIG buomatn
alma fuin fofematoin luuIee ia onfoN
foriiealainen npt tulIut SnmaIor
armo i~drjestpfien iuoiiofii, ettG Ie-
%iiioiiii ipntein tpanbursfaatusta IL
mar laintOitG? 81 = ell Sonia tGb..
ben on iuuriero aiitiluoen opilla ia
tpioen opiIIo. EitGfdGmme me mpoS
Gro iiind ia omistafaamAme armosto
oiituiis ia iuIistofoomme Iit6 eoeI-
leenfin, Npariaufiista, ia beiodufol.
taistenia, faubistumiiista buoIimot-
ia, min ppipp mielemtme iloiena, o.
montunto roubaIIiiena iatfoesiamme
fallista ~fpIudtpOta taIIa fpIwO fen.
tdlld ia fain tiiIee Serron oifa MIN
bdn ionoo bppin iinG usfoIIiner pol.
iueliia, meme iinin Serraii iIoon, IL
no oIit mdbdsid usfoIIinen nina pa-
men iiniin poIion pSGIle.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-03-23
New Spring
Millinery

shown here.
The prices are extremely
reasonable and the styles
and assortments the best
Stylish trimmed hats
at $3.50. $500 and 5000.
Exceedingly well trim
med with ribbons. bows
and feathers. A big as
sortment to select from
Untrimmed S h a pc s.
every kind and color that
is fashionable. pric s
ra n 2 e from $1-5O up
to $3.50.
Children's trimmed hats
priced from $I.50 to $3.50.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-03-23
TODAY'S BEAUTY NOTES

You can make a delightful sham
poo with very little effort and for a
very trifiing cost if you get from your
druggist a package of canthroX and
dissolve a teaspoonful in a cup of hot
water. Your shampoo is now ready.
Just pour a little at a time on the
scalp and rub briskly. This creates
an abundance of thick, white lather
that thoroughly dissolves and removes
all dandruff, excess oil and dirt. After
rinsing. the hair dries quickly, with a
flufiiness that makes it seem heavier
than it is. and takes on a rich luster
and a softness that make arranging it
a pleasure.-Adver
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-03-23
Looking Backward In
State Journal
Society c olumn
TWENTY YEARS AGO TO-DAY
March %. 1896.

March %, 1896.
Miss Lillian left entertained last
evening number of young friends at
cards and dancing. The parlors were
canvassed for dancing, and plants and
flowers were tastefully disposed about
the rooms of the pleasant house on
West Eighth street. Miss Lois left,
gOwned in pale pink, and her friend,
Miss Bessie Hayden. in delicate blue,
assisted in serving. The guests played
cards until ten O'Clock, when an elab-
crate course menu was served Then
a fun orchestra arrived and furnished
delightful music, to which the young
people danced the rest of the evening.
The invited guests were: Miss Mar
abeth Wheeler, of Springfield, ILL.,,
Bessie West Fiossie Moon, May
Thomas. Lolita Ranney; Mary Roberts,
Foulks, Mabel Chase and Anita An
thony, Messrs. John Frey, Robert Fur
man, Ed Curry. Mart Wikidal. Galen
Nichols. c. $; Dobbs, George Stoeker'
Charles Kleinhans, T.. p hepley, VIII
Alexander. Julius Wedding. Claude
Stanley, Albert Patten, Joe Wilson and
DIR. Charles Allen.
Miss Estelle G. Wallace, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Il. a. Wallace, of this
city. will be married tonight at 5 80
O'Clock to Mr.. William Baxter, of Chi
ca@o Miss Wallace is a Topeka girl
of whose ability IL vocalist her
many Topeka friends are proud. She
went to Chicago last spring to pursue
her studies in music under the in
struction of Signor Caspi. Mr.. Baxter
is Il well to do business man of Chi
cago. Miss Wallace and Mr. Baxter
will be married by DR.. Hirst, pastor
of the Centenary Methodist church in
Chicago, where Miss Wallace is soloist-
They will be married in their own
home 11S5 Adams street, which Is
ready furnished and waiting for their
reception
Miss Wallace will wear a gown Of
white Paris muslin. which those VINO
know her can easily imagine Will be
most becoming to her.
Since going to Chicago Miss Wallace
has made her home with the parents OF
Misses Mabel and Lou Crawford ana
it is from their house she will start for
her new home tonight.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-03-23
GIRLS! ACT NOW!
HAIR COMING OUT
MEANS DANDRUFF
25-cent sDanderine" will save
your hair and double
its beauty.
Try this! Your hair gets soft,
wavy, abundant and
glossy at once.

Save your hairi Beauty it, 1t is
only a matter of using a little DAN
derine occasionally to have a head of
heavy, beautiful hair; soft, lustrous
wavy and free from dandruff. 1t is
easy and inexpensive to have pretty,
charming hair and lots of it. Just ge+
a bottle of knowlton's Danderine now
all drug stores recommend tap
ply a little as directed and within ter
minutes there will be an appearance
of abundance; freshness, fluffiness
ard an incompatible gloss and luster,
and try as you will you can not find
a trace of dandruff or falling hair; but
your real surprise will be after about
two weeks use, when you will new
hair-fine and downy at first-yes
but really new hair-sprouting out ali
over your scalp-Danderine is, we be
Iieve, the only sure hair grower; de-
stroyer of dandruff and cure for itchy
scalp and it never fails to stop falling
hair at once
If you want to prove how pretty and
! soft your hair really is. moisten a
cloth with a little Danderine and
carefully draw it through your hair
taking one small strand at a time
Your hair will be soft, glossy and
beautiful in just a few Moments
delightful surprise awaits every one
who tries Observation-Disclosures.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-03-23
S5oez G{5EE TEX
O. gyBq88 81 8 4smE7RR6ts8R

Sunday, March 10. Mr.. Dolman is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs c. L. Dolman. of
1921 West street. Mrs. Dolman, for
merly Miss Alice willard, is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Will
lard, of 1O14 Topeka avenue. The
baby will be named Willard Thomp-
son.
Mrs. O. H. p. Belmont, of New
York. who is to be in Topeka, April IL,
when she will be one of the guests of
honor at luncheon, has recently con-
ferred with Miss Alice Paul of New
Jersey, national chairman of the Con-
gressional Union, in regard to pre-
liminary program of the western trip
to be taken by some wealthy eastern
women in the interests of national
equal suffrage. Mrs. Belmont has
Just contributed a thousand dollars to-
ward the expenses of the trip, and
agrees to pay in addition, the expenses
of another member of the party to
make the western tour. The officers
and organizers of the Union in the
western states are at work arranging
mass meetings along the route. The
party will reach Salt Lake City May
IL, lust a month from the day they
are in this city. At that place dele
gates will be appointed to make the
return trip to Washington, with the
demand they expect to have from
western voters for the passage of the
{ naIlOnal suffrage
!. I. +
\ letter has been received from
Forres, Scotland. from Miss Tina
Philip, former Topeka girl, who has
taken up Red Cross work in British
hospitals, and is now stationed in the
Red Cross hospital in Forces part
of her letter says: Il like my work
very much indeed and am glad many
times over that l stayed in this coun-
try, as l am more needed here than in
America. At the same time. when l
can see my way clear L am going
back.
Il think the Good Government club
did remarkably well in sending such
a quantity of garments to the suffer-
ing women and children of Belgium.
1t is nothing here but sales of all kinds
to make money. I think I have sold
everything there is to sell since I
started in the Red Cross work. l often
wish 1 had a few American women
here. With their activity and enthusi-
assn they would make things go.
LAS for the old wooer-well there
are very few of us here thinking of
old wooers, or young wooers, either.
We are otherwise engaged. And there
/ is no hurry about that. The work
we are doing cannot be neglected"
/ = +
1t is soon going to be time to take
off the long ones. although the wealth
er today doesn't exactly demand it.
o, yes the women folks still wear
them, only in these days they are
made of flesh colored Italian silk
crepe de chine or silk and wool so
thin and soft as to be frightfully ex-
pensive. The short, fun skirts are
/ chilly; they have no clinging fondness
nor warmth of disposition. The wise
/ old he owls have much to say about
the cold and death-dealing folly of
women's dress But they don't know
what they are talking about This is
day of sartorial comfort. 1t is no
longer. fashionable to faint in public
from the discomfOrts of tight shoes
and stays. 1t isn't being done,
| doncher know. And it is equally true