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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-19
Mibe=M atabprem 6pmt.

Sagen moo &ibe=Mata6oren, Ma=
1n1fofturban6ler og 8Dron6sme61em
|Senrif Sen1en bleb forle6en lInttet /
z. &riminalfommer / &%jgbenbobn.
De nermere 0mitenoigbeoer be6
Mff9rcn er f6lgen6e:
Senrif Sen1en i%n6fen6te / fin Gi6
element oct 6nnife l16enrigsminite-
RUM ct Mn6ragen6e til 6e 1ben1fe
Mpn6iebe6er ON n6ferielstilla6el1e
fraSberrig til Danmarf for ct 8arti
@omulo, i6et ban til Mtnilteriet of=
gab @rflgring ON, at 8artiet if1l6e
brngeS / Danmarf og life blibe
%efsporteret. 8artiet, Ser lao / ST.
teborg, bar in6fi9bt al ct tiff Sir
mo, Der bDo6e len6t Senien EN- 5tab-
|f9ltelie ON, at 6e bab6e iolgt bonn
Bartiet franco &igbenbapn. 8nrtiet
bleb afifibet fra @gteborg me6 en-
Tiff Damper; neutrality-suspicious.
l6b pao &i6benbabn font 8eltemmel=
iesite6, men Dampere1 git til 2D-
bet meb 8artiet. Sen1en, ser lite iffffe
bar foretagt fig noget for at MOB
tage eller betale Bartiet, bor i et
Sorb9r tilItaaet, at bnn bele Ei6en
bar bRret paa oct rene me6, at Set
bar Set tbffe Strmns Mening al
FIRE @arerne til Epiflanb / 5tebet
for til Danmarf, % at bnn efter
at 5fibet bar tonn11ret til 2Dbpf, bnr
faoet 10000 St. al Girmaet Tom
8eoerlag. Snn bnr bpbod, at BON
lite bar tpnM fig, at ban gioroe fig
fDloig ! 1oget ftrafbart, % at bon
nabn1ig lite fienote 2oben of 900
Oftober 1914 om Straf for nt bono.
1e Strib meo ofgipne grflaringer
beorerenoe Snof6riel % n6fgriel.
5agen bleb orb11et pon Sen Msaa.
De, at Senien beotog Ell 86oe pao
10000 Ser, men 6es11ben tfal ban
i1obetule BET 8eoerlag, Dan tit frs
Spiflano 5000 Set. - til statg.
fasien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-19
&e6aftgr Mprbentoft anbplber c,
Hlnttcnilaaer.

Tan6lege @li1obetb Nor6entoft fiji
for nogen STD ii6en 8e16g al en-
Man6, 1om under forificllige fo1ife
6oregiben6er lpgte at franorre ben=
Sc Yenge.
Me6ens 8lotten1lageren gab fire
@iltorier til be6ite, fom &e6aft6r,
fprbenberen6e 8roplt S. Noroe1=
toft til 5te6e. San gienfien0te Wan=
Sen, lom ct bolbt Mor / Sorpejen
bap6e %be6roget bonn, % ban LOB
bam anboloe.
Set bar. en- tt6ligere itraffet Yer-
ion, lom Brobiten ioale6eS brogte |
&etfgroigbe6ens !&enoer. &rin1i-
1lolretten 1en6te bon1, Ser be66er
&alf6an Str. Ma0ien, s Maaneber
/. Sorbebringsbnlet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-19
Gn ipGle fattis Mamb.

Blonot oem, Der / 8iborg 8p-
raaoS itoite Meoe anorog ON 6rita-
gelle for at betale Sfot, bor cit
Slagter, ont bbem oct ifglge u8ib.
ct. Solfebl." oplbites, at ban li6Ite
Mar bab6e tient 10000 ST. Deg.
harre fnnoe 8Draa6et life forbarme
Jig ODER 5tnffelen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-19
MDt gprb ! DARIUS.

Ser er fterf n6itgt til, at @ar-
BUS MI bill faa ct NIT fort Sorb
bag ben iaafaIbte 8orgport, set bill
iige / Centrum. Smfrtng bette full
be reiies flotte NDbpgninger. 8aa
De to af 6isie er Der aIlerebe Bu0
fra befienote Sorftfringsielffaber.
Gorbet ffaI beobe u%geptorD".
GI GilbeiebringeIien al 8engene
ngtes bonnet ct Mftieielffab meb en-
4apital paa 2 Miaio1er Set.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-19
SPIDERS Mgsseniaheb. !

SPIDERS Menigbe0, Or.
phil. 8incfler, BIZ, ser / 5ebrl,ar
&ontraft Drn. at ban 'fuloe
FIRE aontrol meb yab: ifottoren a.:
Bouillonterninger til ben idoiifs
Menigbeo og iptte en- 8anoerole,
forlDnet mcb Mabnet @tncfler, paa
bper f%ontrolleret G9rning. Sans
Sonoror iful6e bore Ell &rone pr.
G1titno.
Brnlten ifoffebe ME 9an6eroler
% eli lprnet Msiiitent men ban
fif ingcn 8onillomterningerl
9oa onlagoe ban sag moo So,
brtfcn og frpbe6e 5000 &r. n6be=
tolt iom grltntning til n6gifter oe
2gnningcr.
Nettcl1 fon6t bog lite, at BON Dob
Sc &rap paa @ritatning; Msiilten=
ten bar bleben engageret Ell Waaneo
fit &ontrafte11 bleb oprettet. Ser
imoo tilpltgteoes Tobrifen til nnoer
9ngsm1tlft al 10 &roner at ttlbage=
lebcre 81. Mincflers 8an0eroler -
iomt bctole ban 80 Scr. / 5ugsom<
foltninger.
&m ltllc. 1,attet @,1llaicbpriniesie
%irbfon0t fig forle6en til Nalmetbe
paa uHola6Sbotel1et" me6 en- lille le=
benoe M6e paa Mrmen, forteller
uGfstroblo6et". 9enne omerifan=
ifc Millionprifif bliber olt1ao mt al
6onit @l1llaicb / 1trengelte Sor1tano
efterabet.
glben poo uNalo6sbotellet" offte6=
TOM flor 5en1atton, og allies 9ine
rette6eS moo Mbetrefferin6en, bbil=
fct d111dgel1g 0g1dd Dar 0enS 9ef=
iigt % 8eltemmel1e.
Set bafte %almin6elig M%unterbeo,
ga en- D1gre &ellner bnffe0e arb6=
6igt for Mbcn og 1pnrgtes
- &bo6 pnifer &erren?
- observation-disclosures trpffffer
cftcr 6igen6e ON me6 lmaa lpierp0e
@risiebaS1er / gDl6ne 2enfer -
bborltoor in6f6rer ben f%i6benbabni fe
.@1tllaieb mon oenne imuffe Sfif?
Ser gaar 10 alligebel ma11ge @Din
til &i6benbabn / 6is1e Sioer, ifriber
ct SoDe0ita6sbla6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-19
&ortipil-Sorbnb / Minsfipbins Mnt.

S &ingfigbing Mmtsrnoos iioite
M6oe f%orelaa Ser fra Mmtmano
5oarleb Sorilag ONT fglgenoe Gilleg
til Nrntets B%olitibeotpgt: rs @ieit-
gtberier, 8eDprtninger og &onoito-
rier maa life finoe &ortfpiI 5teo /
De for @ublifum tilgiangelige So
foIer."
Ser fsrtes berom en- ret libIig
Bodybuilding, Der reiultereoe t. at
Sorflaget beotoges meo 9 5temmer
moo 8.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-19
@prm=SnDocrierne

G1t @onr6eier be6 @olb9f er, If.
u&olb. s[ntst." b1eben io6mt en-
@poc poo 500 &r. for at babe OPP
fo6ret @beoe.
rMprb1i. @enltrebla6" ifriDer:
G11 Man0> ser np0er megen Mnlee1ie
paa Ggne>t, nemlig @oar6eier Sgr=
gen !&enrifien Sor6bpt er 6eSbprre
m1ellenn Obertreoerne al Sorbn6et
ON Slug. 8olitiet bar paa @lange-
r1tp M9lle fonfiiferet Sc E6r.
Mltg, iom S6rgen &enrifien baboe
for1o11gt Mglleren til at male, og
1tagtct Mpller 5mitb foreItille0e
oct 1tloblige beo en- 8ormaling iom
ben, &enrifien 6nife0e, faltbo1ot ben=
lie Bog fit 9nife.
Gilfal0et me66 SSgrgm Senrifien
er 1aa mcget mere beflageligt, iom
bar bar Gogneraa6ets Mepreientant
/ 8risregnleringsfommiSitor og
bar balgt til Sorman6 for 6enne. S
nebnte 5tilling ffol ban 10 netop
birfe me6 til, at alle &egler ober-
bol6es, men / 5te6et Ser or pptr9-
Ser bon oltiaa felp 1om 2obober-
tr96er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-19
11n6erbnnbsbaab ne6 5fagcn.

On fremmeb M@Baab-meo@16
Mon6 paa Mgter6effet itob ifGlge
.geotin1alti6en6e" sen ID. Sec. tn0
til 5fogen, rimeligbis for at aflebe=
re ct Ipnfet @fibs &eletning.
On Bao6 fra 5fogen foripgte at
opnoo Sorbin6el1e me6 n=8aa6en.
Seen i 6en boaroe Baalon6s16 bar
bette umnligt.
nn6erbon6sbao6en 1tDre6e {enert
MOS: 5D6o1t / &etning al Sen iben=
lie &DIt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-19
9an fanbt 2pffen paa Sun.

Sra @olmitrnp=@gnen ifribes til
uSDns Si6en6e":
st bornlelt ol0ren6e 9ggtepor Der
pao @gnen fit for en- Sci Mor 1i6en
en- Serieoreng afro &igbenbabn.
Drengen tom ser / flere Mor, og til
ltoit ipnteS 5olfere, ioa go6t o111
Drengen> ait Sc bar bebol6t bam,
og ban bleb Dos 0em .og1oa efter, at
bon bar fonfirmeret, % gif bem
til 9oanoe baabe uoe og inbe. Do
De ga1n1e Soft blep plore og ibage-
ligere1 pleie6e ban Dem me6 meqen
Smbu og Sroifab.
S al Stilbe6 belntte6e oe qonrIe
Soft, at set unge Menneife> Ser MI
CT BEN / Epberne ifuloe in6ipttes
lom 6eres Mrbing. Sor ct Mor ii6en
oeoe Snitrnen, og nut bor Sen garnle
Wtono frl6bbr6et beres Mftole oa
%ofltaaet Gjen0ommen til 6eres ti6=
ligere 5erieore1g, fom alt1oa mi CT
fomrnett paa SEN grG1nne @ren.
Sroifab og reoelig u6bol6nbe6 bar
10 oltio flor 2en / fig ielb; men Der
er ben Doerligere bleben belgnnet
mutt og rigeligt, 90 Sc go1nle Soft
efter Sige16e por belj taoe11oe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-19
&etrple,tms- @anifeligbe6erne.

Sra bele 2o1lbet CT Ser Ben iiolte
Sib floget oper, at, Set bar Daret
p6erit banifeligt at ffaffe 8etrolenm>
lclb til Sorbrl1get / ganife ipDne
@1tSDoloninger.
Otter Dna0 uSreb. 3d." %erfarcr,
ifploes 0isie 8mifeligbeoer iffe, at
Ser er Ma11gel pan Netroleum Der
bie1nme. 2ongtfra, Ser ct tbprt-
imo6 Itore Neboloninger. Men Sor-
boloet CT set, cit S%orbrl1get bar be-
ret ioo 1tnrft 1tigenoe, at mo1 CT
1looet bc1,imoo @renlen for BET
@pantr1n, ser efter Mftalerne meo
be engclife MDn6igbcoer mao brnges
/ Mor.
9erfor bliber ser MI paS1e let paa
at begr9nie Sorbrnget Iaa megct
iom m1tliat.
ct MDgtc ont en- fore taaenoe
Brisforbpjelie for 8etrolerm Sc
beltemt fra belnnoerrettet
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-19

Mfts 8egpnoelie funoe en- lluttet
&reos i 5amorpgtigbe0 faitIIaa:
u@pngebpDoingenl nbm9rfet Soc
meoicl @o6t, at mon git ben % laa
ben meb Some og Sober"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-19
- Dannoark. -

.en6elig afgiort, i6et Staten ! Maa-
neoerlre fra December til Warts
lfpoer til IL Millioner &roner, Iaa
at 2onomqnoene i 8inter fan fipbe
Mfais til Sc nuparenoe Briler.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-19
Tolfebalet 8orsmeiter ! Mpite6?

Wtiniitcriefs Sore1p6rglel, ON
man / ND1te6 poo 2ollmo bill babe
~folfebalet 8orgmeIter, bill efter al
5m6ipnIigbeo bIibe beiparet meo
ssa. Sc forifiellige 8ortier ober-
beier for Giben Sp9rggmaolet og
bill inareit m11ligt boIoe ct
efstraor6inert Mgoe for at tage enc
oelig 8eilutning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-19
Gn ubebrc" M}ibbaa,

Com befjel16t ifal 8ala6Sbotellet
mi 1t0Di0es % .gi9res 6obbelt iaa
itort, iom set er. s Sen M%nle6ning
bar M116ers Senien fi9bt en- &9ffffe
Maboejen6omme for $4,000 @r.
Mlmil1belig be60er oct Jig, at Mn6ers
SSenien b6rer til BENT Ser bar. tent
mango Benge Sc it61te Mar baa6e
paa &reat1trban6el, @ullaicb og fine
&oteller, bboraf Bala0sbotellet 10
bar gipet op imo6 en- balb Mtllion
| Oberifuo. On Sournaliit beo $50
1ttifen" iag6e herfor til bam nn6er
ct S1tterbielp:
. uSaar Sc Ser 8rug for Sc Weil=
1ioner, De bar tient Sc ft6ite Mar?"
Mn6erS Senfen ibnreoe:
u8orberre bebaresl Millioner!
Seq bar iaamen0 life tient mere,
eno hi to fan iptie op / en- gob Mi6=
Dog"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-19

meo oereS gomle 8%eitprerin6e> og Sc
boboe | Ben Mnle6ning n6tolt, at
De biloe flage ODER, at oct lemme
BDroao bil6e 96elegge 6eres fipre
5fole. Wa11 betragteoe set SEN
Sang iom gibet> at bette fife Dil6e
blibe til Mlbor, men at set fun bar
ct Hoi1og al 8prneneS 1tore @org.
Set er imiolerti6 blebet til Mlbor.
B6rnene bar ifrebet til &onger1, og>
mt benter De ip9not paa> bbob ban
bll g1pre for at bebare 6eres Sfole.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-19
Bcnoglaet banif 6iifelabning.

Me6 SEN 6anife @rgnlan6sbaa6
r@o6tbaob" bab6e man bertet en-
flor Giifela6ning. G~ngeGfmpn6ene
bobbe imi6lerti6 beor6ret u@oot>
baob" til f6r1t at anl6be 2ermicf og
herefter @rimsbD, bbor olt blep OPP
braet.
81o6et v@ipbenbabn" nbto1er, at
"@ohtboob"s 5fiebne er egnet til
at beetle 9pmerfiombe6, forbi set
a1tgoar ct 9Th, tilbgren6e SEN 6an=
He Stot % font / @totens @ren6e
HHul6e bringe 8arer al 6anif 0prin=
belle til Danmarf fra 6anff Eerrito=
RUM. Wan itaar nforI taaen6e ober=
for GnglanbS Sremfer6 og maa for
pente, at 5agm finder en- bltrtig og
antagelig 2gsning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-19
Underholdende og bel@rende Boyer.

T9 Il. G andersen. Eyentyr g Historer. I'll 74 Slider ndb- Sl0: Chr.
NA Baum: Fjerkraavl Ill s30c Vnh. Bergs0e: Fra Piazza del opdo SIS
MAJ Slider. Ind sl5o, Herman tursten: skabnensz si, 5s sider, ind. $lso.
y 6a as% H 5nseSa d ssf Engs sk S @% * P@t 1 o% &c., rs SIe Sae s' 1Idn N ssIS.
,w Den lille Deklamat 48 Slider, Indb$ l25.@ I. DnMng: Hverdagsmenne-
skier 144 Slider, $50 Hoger Drachmann: SsnandshitoriG. 339S Slider, Coo: Dam
Time j 4 4Ensassk 1 f. 20; P aa seTa aab. 1 %e. f s s @s zS S5sF r Is 81 s5oS &dp Hh b: ; 20
Is. si%r,p e Carl HGmans Kongens AYndGng. sos 'sSders fnb s1Se IaeHhs
H Henrik E11essR:e fs5s XdEsps,, T 5Ss Gs@s dS Maurice: n rTTnESsa IS ss s:s SO:
L@hnbind 10O samme Bog hrtngsbind Soc. arlamenbri Reger, Indb
IS Is st 6sk5 55a. BKsa nafss9f III 19 Rose &c.,. ILL., o [gss Rssa: 1nSs. as sSooe q. str sa:
me-. Unge Iel@nn, 100 Slider, SOC. F. Stremme: Hvoredes Haivor hev Priest,
SOC Juegrannen ,5ocoo - smukke julie. g Nytaarskot 25c. 10 Flagkor Zoe. u
Norske. Prospektkort 20c.1 u Danske Prospektkort 2c.
som salge til betydeMg nedsat Pr. Opag af Biher almebgger etc. Portonit
tlMndt we'd ModtagelNn af Baobet M {. eHr nnmrk
Jouna for 6 aaned e ct smukt ogm@r med Kaiender for 1911 fE
{. CO., 72O-722 So. 18th St, Minneapolis, MINI,
lille Bigger sendes bortotrt ved Modtagelen at Belqbt F,imarker
eMr money Oder".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-19
st g6eaterfipb.

Sru 8cttp Nanien bar figbt Mer-
an6ratbeatret &igbenbabn for 200,
900, &roner - for en- flor Del 8en-
&c bltn bnr in6ipillet / Mmerifn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-19

sfolebgrn flaser til @onsen.
Sfelge nSolbef Mmtst.M berffer
Ser blanot 86rnene i Nnfi6bing Ste
alifole flor Sorg ober, at Sc ffal at
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-19
9anmarfs .B%iifeefsport til england.
@pt 1nnffe Observation-Disclosures

1uIHtullS Ot~ItCCISpu1I w VNYlultu+
Set 6anife 2anobrugsminiftertum
mootager bbert Mar e1 SSn6beret=
ming fra bets Ti~iferiogent i eng,
aon6, og for set ft6ite Mnrs @e6~
fommen6e CT be1ne Mopport of fpe.
cieI Snteresie; tbi Maret bar b9rh
ct Mnrfeaar / bor SifffeefsportS ST.
itorie. S intet foregaaen6e Mar er
Der til England efsporterf 1ad mani
ge GlaoHf, bborun6er in6befattet
8l1nger, 8igbbar, &g6ipetter, 5fpr-
ifinger, SSifinger, 8ofsfnI6, @oftter
log 5fu6er: - @fsportffpnntummet
ct mere END 6obbelt ioa fort iom i
;;6c foregaaenoe Mar, % al6rig er ser
ropnaaet iaa bpie 8ri1er for oanff
Silt fom i BET forlgbne Mar.
Der ct / Morets 2gb fra Dan-
mari - be1s pber gsbierg og 6els
ODER Mnrbus og Malborg - effgpor-
teret 275,oo0 to. goI % 100000
ffg, SIaofif - iaH er Ser i set for
asbrre aar efsporteret 5,883,OOO to.
Slit.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-19
J SUIT Dor gosbauSd.

VILE Bbser fra bort Eager ienbes
pDrtofrit n,eb B%affepoi, eler Sc.
,preis; ntert buifer man 8agfeeu as.
fareret ,t,aa 5 geuts efstra ntebfel-
&c 8etiIIingen.
6. @asmnsfen g.,
72O-722 go. 4tb @treet,
minneapolis, Minn.
-------4s---
- Sfrib efter 8rpbennm1ner
af bette glab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-19

Gn ifnffet 8rGr,
Mellem &iebenboo;ts gonillon-
tprnitgefdbrif % Yialt,,n ben Sc
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-19

Set bil6e biit blibe, bba6 man |
egentligite Soritan6 faloer en- ube6re
Mi66og".
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-10-27

A JOY riders plea in Bridge
port. Conn, court was as follows
Judge, it wasn't my fault. /
had my foot on the accelerator,
but there was a girl IN my lap
and I forgot all about my foot. =
All, yes, and SO would have every
other fellow, similarly embelished.
IN. @. States.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-10-27
HENRY FORD. PATRIOT.

When asked for the terms on
which he would turn over his big
eastern assembling factory to- TIE
government for-the use dusine
the war, Henry Ford replied,
No terms at all; take il" of
course there are those who will
belittle the act with the remark
that he can well afford it, but it
was none the less a pricely act of
loyalty, and it stands out in such
vivid contrast to the actions and
words of many professedly loyal
people that it is especially notice
able. Mr.. Ford did all in his
power to prevent this country go
ing to war, even going so far as
to subject himself to ridcule in his
efforts for peace. Now, however,
that his country is into it, his
brains. his, energy, his resources,
and we doubt not his life as well
fit were required are at his
country's order. OF such stuff
are patriots made.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-10-27

and tape, trying to fix a corn SO it
wouldn't hurt. But now no one in
the world should worry" because
the moment you put "Gets-It" on,
it means the end of corn.
There is nothing in the world like
GetsIt"-nothing as sure and GER
tain-nothing that you can count
on to take off corn or callus ev-
cry time. and without danger. The
corn never grew that "Gets-It" will
not get. 1t never irritates the flesh.
two drops Of aGets-It" and presto!
the corn-pain vanishes. Shortly
you can peel the corn right off with
your finger and there you. are
corn-free and happy with the toe
as smooth and corn.free as your
palm. Never happened before. did
It? Guess not.
Get a bottle Of "Gets-It" today
from any drug store, you need pay
no more than Csc. or sent on re-
ceipt of price by E. Lawrence Co..
chicago. Ill.
Sold in New Iberia and recon
lended as the worlds best corr
emedy by Estorge D" ~ TO.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-10-27
THICK, GLOSSY HAIR
FREE FROM DANDRUFF
Girls! Try Il! Hair gets soft, fluffy and
beautifuI-Get small bottle
of Danderine.

If you care for heavy hair that glis-
tens with beauty and is radiant with
life; has an Incompatible softness and
is fluffy and lustrous, try Danderine.
just one application doubles the
beauty of your hair, besides it imme-
diately dissolves every particle Of
dandruff. You can not have nice heavy,
healthy hair if you have dandruff. This
destructive scurf robs the hair of its
lustre, it's strength and its very life,
and if not overcome it produces a fever
ishness and itching of the scalp; the
hair roots famish, loosen and die; then
the hair falls out fast. Surely get
small bottle of Knowlton's Danderine
from any drug store and just try it.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-10-27
MAYR'S
WONDERFUL REMEDY FOR
STOMACH TROUBLE.
One dose convinces.
ESTORGE DRUG CO..
and other reliable druggists.
Cad ertisement.)
ANT NUISANCE.

The question Of ants in the
gardens and on the farms in this
parish is one Of moment. The
Government through it's agents
should find some manner Of des-
troying this pest. If the United
States desire its citizen to make
provision to arm them with some
preventive against the ant pest
which not only destroys the plant
but actually carries away the seed.
Theme are some yards in this town
which are infested to such an ex-
tent it Is impossible for more ants
to find quarters on the place. We
mention this because the COM
plant is general. This is parti,-
ularly the case with fig trees, with
all trees in fact, and those who
plant are becoming disheartened.
Com. journal.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-10-27
SOLDIER s INSURANCE.

"By recent act of Congress
! approved by the President, Gov.
ernmental insurance to all off.
GERS and men serving under Navy
has been provided for without
necessity of application until
twelve February 1918, which
insurance will pay to wife, child
or widowed mother $500 per
month for twenty years. This
amounts to insurance for about
$4500.00. Should any officer or
man desire more than this amount
Of insurance up to 100000,
which will pay $3.50 per month
to beneficiary for 20 years, or de-
sire beneficiary other than named
above, he should make applica-
ton for total amount in multiplcs
of $4,000 Immediately to Com
handing Officer.
Following only can be -benefic-
iaries: Husband or wife, step
lchild, mother. stepfather. either
of the insured <or his or her
spouse; brother, stepbrother,
adopted brother, child, brand
child, grandfather, stepmother, Sis
ter halfbrbther, adopted sister,
adopted child, father, grand
mother, stepsister, half-sister.
Premiums must be charged by
Supply Officer each month per
100000 at the following rates:
Age Is, 63c per month, increas-
ing each year by lie per month
over year before to include age
80; from age 80 to age 40 increase
each year over year before by sc
per month; from age so to SO in
elusive increase by ten cents per
month; from age Sc to 81 inclu-
sive increase by twenty cents per
month. -
This insurance holds good IL
definitely even after leaving serv-
ice if premiums are paid. !.
Above applies to Navy, Marine
Corps. Coast Guard, Naval Re-
serve, National Naval Volunteers,
Naval Nurse Corps Female
and any other branch Of U. 5.
Service serving with Navy.
Foregoing applies to insurance
only which is entirely voluntary
and applies to both officers and
men.
In addition to insurance, the
act requires Of enlisted men only
a compulsory allotment beginning
November l, 1917, to wife, di-
vorced wife not remarked. to
whom alimony has been decreed,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-10-27
and to child.
This allotment ranges from $15

This allotment ranges from SIS
per month for wife and no child
to $1,000 for wife and six chill
dren but in no case more than one
half months pay. Voluntary al
lotment may sbe made in addition
for parents grandchild, jbrother,
sister and children, ranging from
5000 up to amount equal to one
half of months pay, depending
on number Of benefciaries and
whether or not compulsory allot
ment is required. In case of
either or both compulsory and
voluntary allotments Government
will gratuitously add sufficient to
these allotments to double same at
least, but in no case will govern
ment pay more than $4,000 per
month in addition to these allot-
ments. Nothing in act prevents
voluntary allotments being made
as heretofore providing they do
not interfere with compulsory al
lotment above mentioned
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-10-27
COMFORT KIT FOR SOLDIERS

The Red Cross is taking up the
work of securing Comfort Kits
for the American soldiers at the
front. The kit selected is known
as Comfort Kit No. 2. 1t is an
ticipated that an exceedingly
large number of people who have
boys at the front, and even those
who are maidens and bachelors,
will feel that they can afford to
send one of these kits to soldier
at the front. 1t is estimated that
they will cost about So each. They
will make splendid Christmas
gifts for the boys and if they are
gotten together and shipped prior
to November l, they will reach
France for Christmas Day. Those
sent to the training camps in
America ought to be sent before
that time. These Comfort Kits
should be made Of stout material
so that they may be used for
practical purposes. They may be
given to the nearest Red Cross
chapter which will forward them
to their proper destination. For
further information apply to the.
local president of the Red Cross.
The following assortment of arti-
cles is suggested:
Needles, assorted, large sizes,
thimble, large size, celluloid~M
piece of sewing wax. Tobacco
pouch and tobacco. Toothspow-
der in tin container and tooth
brush. Folding knife and spoon;
soap in metal or celluloid box;
wash-cloth, shaving-brush shaw
ing soap, comb in case, pipe, play.
ing cards or game, cigarette pap
ers, mouth-organ, safety razor
and blades, writing materials.
pencil, handkerchiefs and pair CT
heavy socks, either hand or ma
chine knitted.
These articles are arranged in
various pockets, the plan of
which can be obtained from mem
bers Of the local Red Cross hap
ter.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-10-27
GIVE "SYRUP OF FIGS"
TO CONSTIPATED CHILD
Delicious "Fruit Laxative" can't harm
tender little Stomach, Liver
and Bowels.

Look at the tongue, motherl If
coated, your little ones stomach, liver
and bowels need cleansing at once.
When peevish, cross, listless, doesn't
sleep, eat or act naturally, or is fever
ish, stomach sour, breath bad; has sore
throat, diarrhea, full of cold, give q
teaspOonful Of "California Syrup of
Figs" and in few hours all the foul,
constipated waste, undigested food aa1n
sour bile gently moves out of it's little
well, playful cEiH again ina sG Ask na YOUR
druggist for q bottle Of "California
Syrup of Figs" which contains full
directions for babies, children Of all ages
and for grown-upA
(Advextissment.D