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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-03
THEATERS
AT THE AUDITORIUM.

"Lovey Mary, in other woras
Mary Miles Minter, is today's specia
feature. appearing in sea coast
tale called "Pcriwinkle" The story
opens on a desolate beach near
life Saving station. The younger
member of the life guard crew,
rescues a baby girl from a wreck.
The life-savers christen her Peri
Wrinkle" and care for her. When she
has grown TO beautiful girl Of Is,
wealthy New Yorker. Dick Lang
don. is rescued by Periwinkle, from
the wreck Of his yacht Through her
innocent goodness and faith she
transforms Langdon from a blase
ne'er -6o-well, 10 a useful member
of society and marries him Her
Torpedoed Lover. one of those
funny Keystone comedies, completes
today's bill. Ii is said June Caprice
fans will get the treat of their lives
tomorrow when this clever little
,hild star appears in PATSY. as IL
gives the little player rare Oppor-
tunity TO charm her many admirers.
II is said 10 give her natural mis-
chievousness full play and her cap
tivating smile a chance 20 drive its
happy message home. In addition
June gets into the liveliest lot Of ad-
ventures imaginab In this produc-
ton Miss Caprice is supported by
that handsome leading man. Harry
billiard. and little Jane Lee, the
well known child player who has
appeared in so many of the big fea-
lures. including the Annette Keller
mann pictures. The Pathe news fill-
ed with the most interesting sub
iects. will also he an attraction for
the Fourth OF July.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-03
PLAN LEGISLATION TO
INSURE ALL SOLDIERS

WASHINGTON. July Issuance
ny the government itself of the in
surance that is 10 be given 20 every
man i'm the country's lighting forces
was approved Monday by more than
a hundred prominent insurance com
pany officials in conference at the
treasury department legislation 10
carry such a plan into effect will be
asked Of congress at this session by
the administration
Creation OF the bureau Of service
insurance or extension of the pres
ent war risk 20 undertake the work
probably will be proposed The de-
tails will he worked out by a COM
mittee Of insurance men. cooperatir z
with Sec'y MCAdoo and officials OF
the war. navy and commerce depart
ments and Of the council OF nation
al defense.
The insurance officials who came
TO the treasury Monday at Mr.. Nc
Adoo's invitation voted 1OS 10 in
favor Of having the government act
as its own insurance company.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-03
DEATHS.

Orlando Fl. Crider, 70 years old.
Civil war veteran and for the
greater portion of his life a well
known resident of this city. died at
his home Of complications follow
ing "A short illness. The deceased had
been in poor health for some time
but only during the past two weeks
had his condition been considered
critical
Mr.. Crider came TO Goshen when
boy with his parents from Ohio
on Sept. Il, 1871. the deceased
was united in marriage with Miss
Laura NJ Terrell Of this city Dur
ing the period between 1898 and
1912 Mr.. and Mrs. Crider resided
in Alexandria and Lafayette. His
wife survives.
Henry Warren Hixon, 81 years
old. pioneer resident Of Middlebury,
where he had long been engaged in
the banking business. died at his
home after a long sickness His de-
mise had been expected for several
months
Mr.. Hixon was born in Summit
county. o.. March u, 1898 and for
So years had lived in Middlebury
township. He served in the Civil
war as a member of the 21st regi-
ment Of Indiana volunteers.
Surviving are his wife. one son.
Fred w. Hixon, Of Middlebury, and
two daughters.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-03
HERBERT BEERB0HM TREE
FAMOUS ACTOR, Is DEAD

LONDON. July 9. - sir Herbert
Beerbohm Tree, the actor, died Mon
day night.
Sir Herbert. who had made many
public appearances since his return
from the United States. deliverir5
addresses describing his experiences
in America had been iii for several
aays. IL was announced that ne had
successfully undergone an operation,
aud according 10 latest reports he
was making satisfactory progI to-
ward recovery. His death, an
nounced Monday night was there
fore somewhat unexpected
Sir Herbert had "A slight accident
June 10. tie slipped while descend
ing a staircase and strained the hga-
ments OF lis right knee. He under
went an operation June y. which
proved 20 oe somewhat serious. but
vas expected 10 lead 20 his complete
recovery The attending surgeons,
however. insisted upon the cancella-
ton OF AN Sir Herberts engage
Inents so that ne could enjoy COM
plete seClusion and rest.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-03
co. { To GIVE
BALL TONIGHT
Everything Ready for Bio Mil
itary Function by Elk
hart Soldiers.
Iews-Times Special Service :


ELKHART July Dazzling dec
orations, dainty damsels and dapper
dandies in soldier uniforms will
combine to make the big military
ball 10 be held Tuesday night in
the Co. r armory a huge success.
The armory will be a riot OF light
and color. Sixty dozen electric
'sparklers. an unlimited supply OF
decorations have been secured by
the committee TO help deck the
armory in holiday array.
AT midnight, when the big pa
triotic demonstration will begin, Co.
+ will be paraded and will fire a
salute. Commissioned officers from
the following cities have been in
vited and are expected TO attend:
Indianapolis. Fort Wayne, Goshen,
East Chicago. Gary, Michigan City,
Warsaw. South Bend, Laporte. An
COLA. Auburn. Plymouth. Rensselaer,.
Valparaiso and Nincennes
Mai. Green and Munson Of Indian
apolis, who were in the city Satur-
day, have promised 20 attend. The
following Elkhartans will be in the
receiving line: Mayor and Mrs. r.
+. Smith, Lieut.-Col. and Mrs. L.
NJ. simpson. Sen. and Mrs. A. n.
Beardsley, NJ. +. Crow, president OF
the honorary members Of Co h,
with rs. Grow and Capt Otto f.
Deal
Plenty Of good music is promised
by James +. Boyer, in charge of the
orchestra, and provision has been
made 10 install enough electric fans
10 keep a good breeze blowing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-03
GRANDMOTHER. THE
PIONEER PHYSICIAN

In the good old pioneer 0ays Of
this country. when drus stores were
few. grandmother root and nero
remedies were what we're always de-
pended upon TO oring relief for
family ailments and some OF srand-
mothers root and herb remedies are
now found upon the shelves Of the
modern drug store and are amohs
the best and most widely used pre-
pared medicines
such is LYDIA +. Pinkhan's Veg
cttbIe Compound. a botanic remedy
originally prepared by L. dia r..
Pinkham. of Lynn. Mass over 80
years ago, and which has brought
health and happiness 90 more wom-
en- in America than any otheS
medicine.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-03
ELKHART AND GOSHEN NEWS
ASK EXPLANAT|O
Of KICK ON ROAD
Superintendent of Bristol
EIkhart Highway Will
Make Statement.
evs Times Special Service :

News-Times Special Service:
GOSHEN. July 3.-At the request
OF the w. w. Hatch & Sons Co.
represented by l.. L. Burris. Henry
w. Dussell OF Bristol, superintendent
Of construction on the Bristol Elk
hart gravel highway. has been ask
ed 10 appear before the board OF
county commissioners and make a
detailed statement as TO in what
respects the improvements is not
satisfactory for final acceptance. II
is expected Mr.. Dussell will come 10
Goshen Tuesday and submit data
TO the commissioners.
Last week George Cheney OF In
diana polls, an expert engineer en-
ployed by a. Fl. Beardsley OF Elk
hart. state senator; Charles L. Kin
ney, county surveyor. and Deputy
Surveyor Kercher made a special
survey of the highway, il having
been contended by certain residents
Of Bristol and Elkhart that the full
amount Of gravel called for under
the specifications had not been plac-
ed by Hatch & Sons Co. According
10 counsel for the construction COM
pany no report has been filed as to
the findings under this survey. More
than $4,000 is due the Hatch & Sons
co. on the contract and settlement
is desired.
on one occasion A. r. Beardsley
Of Elkhart paid Engineer Cheney
500 for making an examination.
According 10 report at that time Mr..
Cheney did not regard the road as
being far from specifications.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-03
SAFETY FIRST"
JULY 4 MOTTO
Governors of States Will Issue
PrOCIamatiOnS in Interest
of Sane Celebration.

= strong nationwide appeal for a
rational celebration Of Independ-
ence day viii be made through proc
lamatOns 20 be issued 10y the gov
ornors OF each state calling upon the
citizens 20 cooperate with public
officials In enforcing the necessary
regulations. tnis timely action hav-
lng been taken upon the request Of
Darwin =. Kingsley Of New York
president OF the Safety First Fedora
ton OF America
A plan has been recommended by
the federation with the view 10 dim
inishing the usual heavy toll of lives.
particularly OF children. as well as
10 lesser injuries 20 persons and de
creasing the destruction Of property
by fire. In his letter 20 the chief
executives. Pres't Kingsley points
out that during the past few years
the fire prevention propaganda car
ried on by the Safety First Fedora
ton OF America has resulted i'm more
stringent regulations regarding the
use OF firearms in the larger cities
which has resulted in reduction Of
fatal and non fatal accidents on In
dependence day. and i'm view of the
fact that the propaganda has not
extended 90 the smaller communi-
ties he calls attention to the desir-
ability OF impressing upon officials
in towns of less than 1900 popu-
lation the necessity FOR the exercise
Of greater vigilance in the use Of
firearms and fireworks
Text of Letter.
The full text Of Pres't Kingsley's
letter TO the governor is as follows.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-03
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Edgar Corwl1 Jeffries. Detroit. 20;
Dolly Catherine Campbell, Elkhart
90
Ernest FLOYD Brandon. 26; Tres
sic Marie Scott. %. both Of Elkhart.
Herbert A Huffman, %. and
Nellie VI. Gray. 20. both Of Elkhart.
Edwin W. Shriver Of Elkhart and
Adeline l.. Eaton OF Bourbon pro-
cured marriage license at War
saw
George J. Muttart. Oshkosh. Wis,
IS: Hazel I. Beals Elkhart, 90.
Joe T. Adams. Elkhart, "a; Ruth
VI. Truck. Elkhart. 10.
Algeron r. Waddington, Chicago,
So: Carmen 3. REFINE. Chicago, %,
Warren G. Cline. Goshen, %;
Lena l.. Sawyer. Goshen, %.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-03
CLERKS TO CELEBRATE.

News Times Special Service:
ELKHART. July 8. - Elkhart
clerks will have a chance 10 let
loose some of their stored-up energy
Wednesday evening at the Fourth OF
July celebration TO be held by the
clerks union at McNaughtOn park.
Concerts will be given in both the
afternoon and evening by the Instru-
ment City band, while music for the
popular jitney dance. 10 be given at
the pavilion in the evening, will be
furnished by the Steimrich orches-
ira. Contests of all kinds includ-
ing foot races. pole climbing stunts
and novelty games. will be added TO
tie program.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-03
BLOW AT COUNCIL.

News-Times Special Service:
ELKHART. July 3. Elkhart
county circuit court this morning
aimed "A blow at the city council
when an injunction restraining the
city of Elkhart from interfering
with George Fotias in conducting a
laundry on Rockford st. Fotias had
started the erection of his laundry
plant shortly before the council
passed an ordinance prohibiting the
operation Of a laundry within the
resident district without the consent
Of the residents. Il. +. Proctor was
attorney for Fotias.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-03
SOUTHERN DRAMA
TRAVEL AND WAR PICTURES

The Lasalle's bill today is varied.
southern story with Fannie Ward
being the principle feature, but the
program is added 70 by the showing
OF the L. :. troops in France. and
other military scenes, as we'll as a
Burton Holmes traVelogue. The fea-
ture picture, "Unconcoured', deals
with a mothers fight for the pos
session OF her boy after the father
has decided to- leave with another
woman. There is fine southern
atmosphere about the picture, and
the introduction Of some voodoo
Negroes adds a weirdness 10 some
OF the scenes.
The Fourth Of July attraction is
Bessie Barriscale in Bawbs o. Blue
Ridge, southern mountain story.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-03
To Have Perfect Skin
Throughout the Summer

These DAYS the face needs special care
and attention Fiyiu- dust and dirt
the heating SUI. alp severe on au} SKIN
-r-.fr dr~nofIfu- effects are best over
.-,ue by the application ~ pure mcr-
,qHzed WAY This kecps skin aud pores
in rIeaniv condition. the complexion
bcaufffuIIv white and ~uotlcs~- dis
eolored frerkelcd anil rou-hcuel gutlclH
are actually absorbed pos b. one ounce
~ merrolized wax. ohtainuhIe at any
drug store Is sufficient o. completely
renovate a soiled complexion. TO IS used
ne rold cream. allowed Co. rrmgiu on
over night. and washed oh ben the morn
ing
a. fhe skin tends Co expand iu warm
,,..l.fer ,-rn~fng wriukies CD form.
GOOD astrineeut lotion shau' he used
Dissolve I ~ powdered ~aNoIte ln =
I'D witch hazel BIthe thr face m this
during Tie heat ~ the day OF before
s-ofuc. ont FOR fheater or social affair To
Il a remarkable skin tightener and Rrit-
kls eraser.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-03
FEDERAL PROBE OF
INCREASED COAL PRICES

WASHINGTON July 8. - Sen.
Pomerene. chairman OF the sub
committee conducting an investiga-
tion into coal prices. told the SEN
ate Monday that there was evil
dence showing large increases in
prices az most OF the mines in Ohio
and western Pennsylvania. and he
thought il warranted an investiga-
ton 10y a federal grand jury.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-03
OLD ENGINEER DEAD.

NewS-TimeS Special Service
ELKHART. July amos Mar
shall. SO years old, an engineer on
the y Y. c., died at the General
hospital al o'clock this morning
following "a stroke of apOpleXy as he
brought his train into the yards
sunday night. He lives in Toledo.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-03
BRITAIN GETS ANOTHER
LOAN or S25,000,O0O

WASHINGTON. July Twenty
I'VE million dollars was placed to
the credit OF Great Britain Monday
by Secy McAdOo. bringing the loans
10 that nation up 10 $5S5,000.o0O
and the total loaned all the allies
to sos. 600. 900.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-03
COUNTY FARM KING" DIES.

Chauncey WaterhOuse. 90 years
old. regarded as Noble county's
farm king" because Of his vast
land holdings. died after an illness
Of two years. He was pioneer or
that section. having lived in north
ern Indiana so years.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-03
CALLED TO MOBOLIzE.

MAYNARD n Nusbaum Of Chicago,
member OF battery G Illinois artil-
lery. who was visiting relatives here,
was summoned 10 Chicago by tele-
gram. notice having been received
for the battery 20 mobilize there.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-03
GIANT STRAWBERRY.

Samuel Bidder Of south OF Elk
hart raised strawberry that meas
ures six and one-half inches in cir
ard weights one and
One-half ounces.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-03
Ice Mint Fine For
Tired, Burning Feet
Wonderful Relief for Sore. Aching.
Tender Feet. Painful Corns
and Calluses.

Rub a little. soothing. cooling Ice-NIint on
those poor tired swollen. burning feet. Ali
what a relief
How cool. easy and comfortable IL makes
Them feel. Under the soothing. cooling in
duence OF Ice-Alint, corns and painful cal
uses stop hurting and you will want 60 dance
Tor JOY. No humbug. Just try Ice Mint
once. II will make your poor old tired feet
EEL so cool easy and comfortable that YOU
sill just sigh with relief. Corns and painful
aliases are strangers TO the friends OF
fce- Mint
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-03

federation that the governors proc
lamauons will result in a strict en-
forcement of the regulations and
bring about a united effort 10 save
lives. decrease injuries with their
attendant suffering. reduce the
heavy economic loss 10 property di-
rectlv attributable 10 earelessness on
July Fourth and create "a new rec
ord throughout the nation in the
observance of independence day.
Oficial June %. 1917 Safety First
Federation OF America. Times Build
Ing New York. Francis y Butler.
Executive Secretary
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-03

A rs year old bachelor. who died
recently al Borden. Kent. was found
20 have collected more than 1o1
fancy Waistcoats-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-03
RIRTES.

Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Shelter are
the parents OF a son.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-03

9Th of July Races called promptly
ut 1 O'Clock. SpringbrOok Park
-Adyt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-03

Don't say you saw ii in the
newspaper. Say News shines
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-03
IcE-NlET

Is a clean. creamy. snow-White substance
whose medicinal qualities come from the
dewy fields OF old Japan where the people
have the best Cared-fOr little feet on earth.
No matter what you have tried. or how many
times you have been disappointed. YOU win
revel in the cooling. soothing comfort that
ICe-Afint brings.
Ask at any Drug Store to-day for small
jar Of Ice-Mint and give your poor. suffering.
tired. aching. burning feet the treat OF their
lives You'll like 10 Immensely.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-03

IWUIo WV UUIlf
Darwin =. Kingsley,
President. Safety First Federation
of America"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-03

The full text Of Pres't Kingsley's
letter 10 the governor is as follows.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-17

li9 life Den p%raftiif npttige o6or0",
men ri mener, at l1aar Ser fan jet.
les iaa mango 8enge / auto-
mobiler, ior en- itor Del foitbare
Maifiner nGrmeit til at fore / for
.9uit. iaa ula DER ogian oere Raao
til at febe 2ibertp Bombs.
9ao os Der meooele. bbao pi M
.lig bar leit ira 6ranfri9:
Zen tore %franife Statsg9l0 eies
/ itor lloitretuinl Al Solicit - en-
Gel al 8i9menOene. men Stsrite-
0eIen al Oct almiuoelige 5olf, al
9anompno, 9naiooprfere, 5abrifs-
arbeioere % aIiore Arbeioere al beg-
&c aen. 9utifsiomfruer, a%oisorenee
o. D. Vile bar lat 0eres Spare-
penae / 9anoetS Gam, baooe foroi
De a1iaa BET for at ppre oen %iifreite
Nn6ringelie al. SpdreifiIlingerne, %
for0i oereS aGrligbeo til 690relan-
oct Boz Dem at gore oct. Do bette
%forfGarer / itor ltoitrefning 5ranf-
rigs iorbooienoe Stprfe og beuno-
ringsoGr0ige Seltenoo / oenne ari9
iaauel 8oIfets uroffelige Gro pon
enoeIig Seir."
6pao pi Der gerne piloe iige meo
Gitertrpf BET err, at bette genge-
lam er en- 5oIfefo9, Reaerin-
gen pr fun 2eoere i Nrbeioet Tor
At ifnife Qaanet til geie.
% liee iaa Del, iom oet er DC
mae aorIes 8Iiat at 9aa meo i
aampen o. 8orelores GIigt at ai-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-17

% bDor fuloe Ben ioriOare, At 9an-
oct paaisrtes 5sl9erne al at bIioe
5ri6eoen paa Sgen berspetl
9hu er ri altiaa meO / ari9en,
fife for at erobre eller Oin0e SanOs-
%outrao0e, men ior at bGO0e en- l9n-
&c anerfenot 6olferet % 5ribe0
moo eneoeIoig % oilfaarlig Ser
ifeipge.
% cen at DC ierite 9etin9eIier
for at ieire, ior at 8ennemfere oct,
ri Bar optaget aampen for, er, at
.Aeseringen bar MioIer nof til i'm
RanOigbeo.
Gor Deltngelie j arigen oil to-
lite umao0elige GUNNER. Nten M,
oa ri bar toget lat. g9lOer oct ON
at iaa ell mGgtig arigsltprfe ITO
ruitet baa0e til 2anos % til 8nnOS,
bpao oct emo foiter.
90 Gegerineen (oet oil egentIig
iige Solicit, 6pis ReprGientanter
bar banolet) bar 9fet til at iOrOre
De nsooenoige gti0Ier al Solicit.
Zen bar giort lin 9fet 9GlOenOc
Ii 6orboto til De unge Mpno. Der
titles Dem rimeIige 9eoebetingeIier
men meo i aanpen ma De. d
toinges til at gipe ieIDe 9ioet Jon
SnOiats ior at pinoe 0enne arig.
&eaerinQen bar Ret til at pna-
lpgge eller paaliane Sfatter, og
Den fan orioe Dem mo meo Ragt
Get er life engana ion meaet iom
lat tage Monoen ieIo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-17
5eltpr9itr en- meget
ut9tis WieliOn.
6n brOoerlis Senitillins.
Nj y. 2. 9ig.

! Moiebog 10, s: nOg aarons
|Senner, Braiterne, ifulle pare De,
'iom bIGie i Irompeterne, og oet
ifnI bare eoer til en- epig 2op gem
mem eOers Sl9ster."
) Sammenbbengen, bDori 0isie
.Oro forefonumer, les, at Der er life
Blot Gale ON 5eitbaiunen, men %
iao, ia life minoit ON arigsbniunen.
Og BET lDe 3eitan1ente gsr, ioet
Der referees til Oisie Oro, ben Eli.
~fsielie: nOg oer1om en- Baum al.
Der en- utpoelig 9po, 6Dem oil oa
bereoe iie til arig2" &. aor. 10,
81. 8i peo, at ben friitne fsrer
arig baaoe I De 3ioer, iom ri faloer
6reostfoer, ia, at ri bar Scamp paa
Gin og 9so baaoe meo ipnlige og
moo uipnlige SLENDER, iom | be ii
Der, ser fables arisstioer. Og Oct
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-17
I'll p0roenor Weoiemmer
Of EfnliOasfOnoet.

Zen 81. Oftober nprmer Jig, 0a
Anlggnillgen on at blipe UteolalI
'ai 9eniionsionoet o. 0roningen al
SnotreOeIiesaigiiten ifulle ppre mig
= 99Hoe. 0laa ieB oerior 6eoe ale
Dem. - Der Del bar inoienot oeres
AnIegnIng, men JON life bar orO.
net meo Sh0tr9Oelie5afgiiten, ON
at gre bette | en- npr 5remtio.
Sigeiaa oil ieg broOerlig 6enitille til
eoer, Der 6Derfen bar inoienot an.
legning eler Sn6trGoeliesaigIft, ON
enoelig at gaa meO ira gegpnoelien
al, ielo ON bet ifnl foite liot 4n.
ltrengelie % Opoirelie at fomme
me0; tbi Der er pit life ret manage
al eoer, lom bar Aaao til at itaa
uoenfor Beniionsionoet, og oct er
fun peo, at alle gaar meo / Son.
Oct, at ri fan blipe | Stano til at
betale bore Beniioniiter Den iuloe
Yeniion.
greore, ieg baaber, at ingen al
e6er bill nRre en- rSlacfer," Der err
l. at bore gamIe Br9itebre.
.re og preiteenfer lite iaar Den Ben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-17

Ger itripes til os ira SCREENINGS
fontoret 16. og 5orbam st., Dina.
ba,. 4ebr., at enboer iom BELT uag
Manb at goo aarafter, 1S aar
gammeI eller oeroper, iom bar9si-
ifo~leounnelie eller Seroigbeo / Ste
nografi, fan faa 4nipttelie I Uni
teo States Marine, iaa Ipnge ari.
gen oarer, lere traaolss Selegro.
fering, ie &ri9en ira ct r~eieroeret
Seoe og blioe befen6t meo Soroens
rigeite 9abnebper, og oeo arigens
Slutning oil ban pere / 9eiio0elie
al 5Proig6eo, iom oil I6ofie 6am
aogang til fremrngenoe Stillinger
/ 9ibet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-17

5pifernes 6etiid. SEQ et Arbei.
oermeoe / 9onoon for at proteitere
MOB SocioIiit.aonferencen / 5tocf-
5olm. iogoe arbeioerli9aens Bro.
ii0ent 0'@raoD:
Oct er pnr og be nlliereoes &ligi
at ifabe sifferbeo Tor, Al Oct nj.
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