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The Sentinel=record., 1917-04-22
MATT oN-WlDE CAMPAIGN
 FOR RED CROSS FUNDS
ya

Washington. April 21--A nation wide campaign for funds with which to support the war relief work of the American Red Cross was planned here today at conference of authorities on organization and finance called by President Wilson. who is president of the society
 The campaign will probably end with a special Red Cross day some time next month to be designated by presidential proclamation.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-04-22
ARCHBISHOP BltNK'S
 FUNERAL THURSDAY
EXPERIMENT WILL BE IN THE CRYPT OF THE OLD ST. LOUIS
 CATHEDRAL.

New Orleans, La, April 21.-The fu- neral of Archbishop James II. BlenE of New Orleans, who died here last night, vii be held next Thursday morning 3t 10 o'clock instead of We'd nesday, as announced earlier in the day. The ceremonies will be held in
 St Joseph's church, after which the body will be taken to the old St Louis Cathedral for interment in the crypt there in accordance with the arch bishops request T~e body will be removed from the archbishopric Sun day afternoon to st. Augllsins' church, where it will lie in stAe until Wed.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-04-22

uesday afternoon It VIII then be transferred to St Josephs church for the funeral services Thursday Bishop Gallagher of Galveston will say the requiem mass and Bishop Gum of Natchez. will deliver the sermon Re quiem mass will be said fer the dead archbishop Monday and Tuesday Tn every Catholic church. in the city and special sermons will be preached to- morrow.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-04-22
RECTOR AND SAWYER.

The partnership between E. W. Rec tor and myself having been dissolv- ed by the death of Mir. Rector. 6 Ill continue the practice of law under ths firm name of Rector and Sawyer. heretofore used, this continued use of his name having been generously suggested and permitted by hls fam. fly. L. E. SAWYER,
 Hot Springs, Ark. Feb g, 1917. 2.2~sf
The Sentinel=record., 1917-04-22
Afternoon Card Party.

The Ladies Temple Aid, under the auspices Of Mrs ID. Laser. Mrs. Ker- stein and Mrs Sam Newman, will have an afternoon at cards at the Goddie Sh D Tuesday afternoon al 2:30 p. m. Bridge. euchre and rum mey will be played and prizes given. This is a benefit affair and the pub lc is cordially invited.
 All citizens interested in the edu- cation of their children. satisfactory advancement of the schools and closer relationship between parents. teach.
 and school board, should. without <l, attend the meeting at K of P. hall Monday, April %, at 7:30 D. m. and have voice in completing the School Patrons Council. which is be- ing organized in crder to have an effective body to consult and advise with the school authorities cn ques- --ans hat affect the school and chu. dren
The Sentinel=record., 1917-04-22
"A sMILE lN EVERY poss.n

Li-No.Na Pills act on Liver. tones up Stomach and Nerves. Small and mild. All druggists Price 25e per bottle. Moore Drug Go. 327-tf
The Sentinel=record., 1917-04-22

SentinelRecord classified adYertis. ing brings results.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-04-22

imitation is as good as the genuine. A. C. Jennings, druggist.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-04-22
Red Cross

 The Red Cross Soclety will hold meeting Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock at the Business Mems League building. All members and others in. terested are urged to attend
 4
 Jones S. |. A. The Jones School Improvement As sOoiation will hold it's meeting Mon day. April 2S. at 3 o'clock at the chool building. All members are urged to be present
 x
 Benefit Card Party. The ladies of the Temple Aid So. ciety will have a card party Tuesday at the c ddie Shop.
 # County Agent Allsop, District Agent Ball, State Demonstrator Miss May
The Sentinel=record., 1917-04-22
Thomas Leaves Today.

Mr. Bently Thomas leaves today to man for Cluet, Peabody X Co. Mr Thomas wfll have exceptional opp r. unities, as he has been given the states of Mississippi and Alabama Mr Thomas has been connected with the firm of Woodcock X Lawson as man ager of the Gents Furnishing Depart ment for four years, and is regarded as a very clever salesman, and is quite popular with his trade Friends are congratulating him that a much larger field for his energy and ability pre- scented itself, and feel quite sure that he will make gaod as he has done here.
 Mrs. II. F. Evershed who in Janu- ary last. left on a visit to her former home. Austin, Texas, and who has been seriously i'll in sanitarium there returned home las; Thursday Mrs. Eyershed is recovering. but is still quite an invalid
 John Keel of Newport, accompanied by his wife, are m the city for a stay of some weeks
 <
 Senator King and bride of Peter Fender are guests of Senator Houston Emery and wife. Senator King was one of the leading factors in the last state legislative body
 
 George w DonagAey, accompanied by Mrs. Donaghey are registered al the Majestic hotel and will be in the city for a few weeks.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-04-22

Archer and county Demonstration Mrs. Sarah Trussell were in the city yes teray stirring up the people Co get busy planting gardens
 Patriotic Ball at Marion.
 The guests and friends of the Marion hotel on Whittington avenue gave patriotic ball Friday evening at the hotel, which was greatly en- joyed by all who participated. The reception room. dining room and ball ], om was tastefully decorated with United States patriotic emblems. Re treatments were served during the evening. The following were present: Alr and Mrs Rabe. Francis Carroll Hollis Laveson. Sam Stone, Walter and Dave Owens. Mrs. Mathews. Lil- lian Roar Fern Smith Mir. and Mrs. Smith, Misses lyey, Riggs, Smith. Allenson. Cloud Beula Greene. Eliza, beth and Margaret Erhart Paul Wolfe of Houston, Texas; Mr Osburn, Pierce River, Canada; Ben Fields, Miss Greene. Thelma Stalkey. Mildred Halliday Lillian McHan. Mir. Hahony. Mrs Gilbert, NIr Brown, John Fins. ley. Mr. and Mrs Compton, Mir. and Mrs Lynch and John Corrigan.
 
 U. D. c. Pledge Support to Navy League.
 The Hot Springs chapter Of United Daughters of the Confectionery met yes terday afternoon at the home of the president, Mrs Nita B. Mallory, who presided Mrs. Walter Sammons. sec relary, read the minutes, which were approved. and matters Of old and new business were then taken up.
 A feature Of particular interest was the stirring address made by Mrs. " c. Maurice state organizer of the Navy League branch work, in which she appealed to he organization to pledge knitted garments in answer to
The Sentinel=record., 1917-04-22
S2.5O DOWN TO St.25

Junior Dresses of white for best" wear ages F 10 F years made of Voiles, Wash Nets and Organdies and handsomely trimmed with laces and rib- bonS. Priced from
 Sf3.5O DOWN TO S3.5O
The Sentinel=record., 1917-04-22
Society

Archer and County Demonstration Mrs. Sarah Trnssell were in the city yes teray stirring up the people Co get busy planting gardens
The Sentinel=record., 1917-04-22
GOWNS AT SIPS.

Eainsoook of especially soft finish is the material of these gowns;
 they are well made and attractive. ly trimmed with laces. at Sf.25
The Sentinel=record., 1917-04-22
GOWNS AT 4ec.

Think of it a night dress made of good quality muslin and trimmed with embroidery for the small price ..............,.... 49c
The Sentinel=record., 1917-04-22

George W. Donagley, accompanied by Mrs Donaghey are registered al the Majestic hotel and will be in the city for a few weeks
The Sentinel=record., 1917-04-22
S1.75 DOWN TO Csc

Junior Middle Suits for the growing girl of l2 to l7 years are bound to gain in popularity this season several very at tractlve styles in this collection, priced fr,p,
The Sentinel=record., 1917-04-22

John Keel of Newport, accompanied by his wife, are in the city for a stay of some weeks.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-04-22
S3.5O DOWN TO 98c

Child's White Linene Dresses. ages to 6, include many of the new middle and kilted styles these are very durable lit tle earmentS-at reasonable prices
The Sentinel=record., 1917-04-22
cHlLo's PANTS, ioc.

Probably your last opportunity to purchase these servlceable iittls garments at anything like this nrice; ages to IF, each ...fOc
 Many, many otehr garments are here for you at almost any price you care to pay We have listed those only of very moderate price.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-04-22

We'll made. Of nainsook and mus lin; embroidery trimmed. A splen- d'd yalue ................... soc
The Sentinel=record., 1917-04-22
White Wear OferiOgs From the
 Childrens Section.

Children's White Organdie and Batiste
 Dresses in many new styles which are attractive indeed Prices range from
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-18

ia1taget % tiiiaie0e oem tore Cab
DBiaa ira oen brittle 6ront +
ltoroiranfrig meloeS Der ON aantp,
uren enomn u0en ai9gren0e 9teiul-
tat.
Gesuoen bragte Bresien @aar
Qiorge5 .Q}eO0elelie on, at @re-
fenlanO fife alene bar bru0t meO
Gentralmagterne, men oct er nf-
tipt meo 0e 2llliere0e. Ser QipeS
ll0iigt til, at 0et er reoe til at
title 10000 Dtan0 Qfarfen, og
at set er IStano til meo 3toen
at mobiliiere en- Scr paa omfring
100000 Qtan0 at title OeO Sioen
al De 100000 0tan0, iom De 9llli-
re0e allere0e Jar paa 9alfaniron-
ten.
Gags 0}orgen meloe9 ira 9aris
unoer Il. Suli. st fraftigt 2In-
9reb Gags O}orgen al 5ranlfmen0
reiuItereoe i, at mife 'SiIlin9er
pan @teuie 6looenS oenitre 9reO
oper baloanOen Dfil5 a5ront in0to-
ges. Gpiferne bp0 frnitig OtooitanO,
men 0e leo ippre Cab iGrli9 I'M
Der oeres O}o0angreb. qlsi. 9reis
Tiger, at Der ingen Slappelie bar
0aret I 8unlpen mellen1 l5ranlfe
% Gpife paa Here Seftorer / ign-
ore lSranfrig, ira Soision5 oitpaa
gennem 66anrpogne % inO ] So
nen 9toroait for 8er0un freOienoe
odfriu9 oen 6eramte 6oi 304. -
55'ferne gor oo9 o8iaa 6ororing
paa at 6ape til6ageiIaaet 2ltt8re6
pa enfelte Bltnfter.
9h5iernc gItre @alicien er Ole
uga toingct al Itrutegiife 6enipn
ti at iorIaoe 9pen aahi5 o8 ta-
&c stilling paa ian0re 5i0e al
9omuicof5lo6en.
Der bar oo9 life paa nogea al
5ronterne itaaet alag Al itorre 9e-
ponina.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-18
9urner1 rn1tNt.

@illa er noe i9en. 0}erico Gin,
Il. 5nli. srigsoepartementet mel
Der, at ct 2tn9re6 al General GiIla
pao @arral er ilaaet til6age
SocHif 9roteit til Berlin Stocf
6olm II. S5rli. 9iegeringen 9ar
paalagt ben ioenife @finiiter / Ser
lin at neolngge 95roteit moo tpite
Observation-Disclosures Gorpeoerin9 al
ipenife 6ilfefortaier
@. y. Golano oeforereS mc0
9@resle9ionen. 9onoon, II. Snli
Oct me0oeles, at @r9ii6ent 8oin-
care 6or tiloeIt @. q. 9olano, Ser
par Oirefter / SollanO ior Ben anle-
rifanIfe &onlni8iion til 9inorirg
al 9fg0en / 9elgien, g@reslegionens
9fiooerfors, paa @runO al bans mo-
oige Optrp6en meo Senipn til De
portationerne fra 9torol6ranfrig.
Saroen / Sieneiten. aGbenbabn,
10. Syuli o9erliner Sageblott"
nleobeler, at Meorimilian Saroens
9ldo ,8ie 3urfllnlt" mi er bleoet
IatTpenoeret for ben relterenbe Del
al 4rigen, oq at Serr Sarben er
taget Militprtieneite iom 'Sfri'
Der. Det iiges, at &egerinaen booot
beIluttet at tage bette Sfribt al
Iereoe for nogen Sio til6aae, mer
| at yoen nanglebe Wsoo oertil"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-18

fer for 90ifloli65 lt0oioelie2 5tai
Di blipe peo meo at beie os m0er
Den tpife 0iilitariSme, iom bar ora
get os mo oenne 8rig2" - "a.
leren erflpreoe, at c3ecbife 3epnte-
re0e uar bleoen faitet ! 6angiel
ior at 5ape ioriogt at 5iOiere en-
IQaliance al 2itri9 meO JtnsIano
% 6ralfrig % tilieieoe, at Oeuiom
De iful0e braaoemPrfe5 iom 6or.
rpoere, iaa bur0e aIle 93effer (gS.
mere), Der troe0e IiBeiaa, ogIaa
brunoelnerfes.
5 0mia.ta Al Get6mamn SOIL
pegs 6alo er Der oitere reiereret
til 5nns llOtalelie lm0er Serigetla
tioligere StoOe "a icrap Of paper"
GgapirsIapper), bOilfet llOtrpf be-
tragtes iom noiplomatiif, o8 iaa
ipnes Oct, iom BAN par bIeoen al
oen Ufening, at BET beOlte, 8DIf-
Iano fan pente al SrigenS Sort9t-
telie, er at ,,orage Den no" Gen
| nDe aoailer me0 oon 9inoenbnrg
% 9uoenoorff ii, Stette mener
enonu At gunne opnaa en- 8reo,
Der er Dnr0 Oe Dire, Der er bragt
Sra @aibin9ton meooeIer @arl
p. @roat, 9orreiponoent til 8ai
| IN g}ems, un0er t6. oS. aeiier
g9ilbelm poper alt paa Bloc %
s5ern eiter at baDe lDttet til line
militpre O2pn0. Oct er iaaoan
iom militere 9lutoriteter Der OPP
latter oen tpife Sihiation nleo
9etbnlann SoIlpeg noe og 9ureoll-
fraten 1iicjaeIis ] bans Steo. Dc
militure Q}puo 51r Ill. 0le00eIeI
Z ertil Tortalt Geiieren. at 5Dif.
lan0s militcre 0}aifine fan oinOe
qriaen, og ban beb6oer life at lpt
te til Dem, Der Ifriaar poa 5reo
uoen 2lnneftioner % 5faOeserItat-
ming. 0olllpegs 9ieii9nation, oen
Manos, Der funoe ifrgpe imellem
De ulfri9Ife 5ifnfere oa De mere
ire0elige 5ociol6erofrater og Sen
trlmSpartiet, tn6er ior frig5f1noige
bar pua. At ira M Al nil Der in9en
9ale bloe on 9ontpronliS. Som
g(ntoriteter Ter oct, pil 9inoen'
burg og 2uoeroorff ira mi al fnn
frie Senoer, og ioa mad De leoere
Goblet eller tage inloo 6el9erne.
aeiierens Yro9ram oil gaa no pdn
at title lit 6olf anur og &lnge peo
at iorfnn0e line militgre UienoS
3oftriner og 6uooe, at tDIfe Baa'
ben bill Ieire, oeriom 9tationea blot
bpnper /. giic5aelis er ltiIlet ooer
for en- 6elifat iSituation Ger er
,yreOSforiloget, unoeritpttet al 9figS-
oa3ens 6lertaIspartier; De oil til
at 6egpnoe meo bape 9feOe paa,
OH Ban oil tage Orore ira Mill
tariiterne eIler tnge 6eninn til
RiQs0aocns Billie ll0 al oenne
Sitration Denter nerpertS" 9er, at
ie oen npIte itore ll0oifling / Den
in0re tpIfe ariie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-18
1scrt enet 1ntt0.

9ern5aro ruif igen. ]tew 9orf,
~. S5uli. Sarab agernbar0 er
fommet Zig al0eIe5 eiter jim SDg-
Dom og oil ioretage Ell 8urne gen.
nem llniteS States ira September
til SUM meO0eler benoe5 Snpre5-
iario. gipaen op5oIOer Jig ior 81
0en paa Gong 9ea6, 9. 5.
Gre lSoloater al Qidigan 9ta-
tionalgar0en paafgres al ct Iog
7etroit, Nli6., 10. SlIi Ere Col
0ater al Rationalgaroens 33. 81
ionterireaiment5 ,Snaenigraioeling
bIeo / 9lftes paafprt al ct @abaIb
Qasingerto9 o9 orGbt paa Ste0et.
Sc par nuoeroei5 ira Calumet
Ni6.
Apl5u0tgten GtorooelIell 0lS'
marcf, d D., f3. 9Sltli. 5 De iiOlte
8aae er 9lolSuoigtcrne 6Ieoet me-
ct lpiere, on Der er ioloet Ell Del
Heqn npiten oper 5eIe .Stoten. Oct
resneoe iarlig goot ben noroli9e
81 af Staten. Slriin6er al Sne.
0emarfer. Der par opgioet iom ta6te,
1ar faaet mt Gin. @rpSiet bar og-
iaa taget M 8art
gfsploiion / O6io Cincinnati
IS. 10. SSnli 9aa 9Snteritate ga
ntariim GompanpS qlnlGg ber
ianot Der en- @fSploiion ef See
mifolier Steo, 6DorOeo tire 9lauO
milteoe 9ioet. De bleo br9not noe
item til llfenoelio6eO. @fSploIio-
nen eiterfulgtes af en- lang 3effe
minore @fsploIioner, iom rplteoe
9tabolaget.
9altimores pl0Ite apin0e oso
ITO 9(or qonnlel. Sap0e opleoet
ipo arige. Baltimore, 800, II. Sil-
Il. Wers. 9(nna gou0er, Wtarplanos
nloIte aoinoe, er Os6 40 aar
gonnnel.
9[fod6e bar Here Senieenoer en-
nlprfeliq Rpinoe. Sum bapoe be-
Iooret / flor grinoring mango az
! oe itore geeioenbe6er, lom falot
| / 6enoes oepetio. Sen0es @rinorin-
aer Itrafte iig tilbnee til 2afapettes
geI6a / Baltimore. Sun bapoe le'
oet ipp ariae og erinoreoe Dem
lalle.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-18

sSABN IDtp~N At1BNft H>ZAApNs t1kglD-
aro 9afe, 0iitln, 13. sui. 6agl
jar uolot megen Sfooe for 5ar-
merne git for Sowaro Safe. aor-
net 6lep poelogt paa Ell sDtil 6reO
Stribe mellem Otaple cate og i5p0-
pit ior 9oDar0 Cafe. Ser 6lpIte
ell ifreftelig Storm.
Stal Stalienerne iorIo0e SSanina?
tSalonifis 6orioar. Muibington 3.
Is. If. 5ult s5ielge en- @rfIering
i Den 3erDerenoe italienife @egation
ct De italienife troopers 9i9nlning
al 0en gr9ife 90 Sanina ct al 0e
iorite iSpergsmaal, JON ital l6ies
nellem @rgfenlan0 og SStalien ben-
irno0 en- 6eOre 6oritaaelie n1ellem
De to 2an0e.
Set bleo iantioig uotalt, at De
Qllliereoe ionOipnligpis bar til oen-
ii9t at operla0e 8orioaret al oct
grpIfe Eerritorlln ioran Den al
De 2llliere0e beiatte gr9ife 2gD 0Sa-
lonifi til Oen greite &Gr, aa
mart 0enne er reorganieret.
emma Goldman tilli9emeO gllef-
ianoergerfman iognune8 TO 9larS
6nngiel % GDilflft. 9tem 9orf, 10.
Sui. gmna Goldman og 2lleran-
Der 9erfntan bleo @aar al en-
SnrD iun0et ifDl0ig / ISanmen-
pergelie moo ll0IfriOningen o8 i
opmte5 to 2lars 5engiel og 10000
Collars 0tulft. Q}fs Goldman er
llnoeDeiS ill oct f6oerale 5pngiel
| s5efferion Gin, DO, me0ens9ert-
man er lnoeroeis til 5pngiIet /
9ltlanta, ga. 0e oil fltnue 0epor-
teres efter uoitaaet Strai
Sc uotalte efter 9om5afiigelien:
ngi refer oireftc til getrograO
pia 9ltlanta % Seiierion Gitp og
ri alpOer os til at rejie."
Soincfoleru "a. 9afota. gi5-
marcf, 9}. Q, 10. Sui. Ger er
forefomnlet Iilfel0e al Soinefole-
ra Ser og Ser 9}ort6 0nfota. @n
If5armer ! 9icfep GountD, Der eier
flere SnnoreOe Spin miiteoe nplig
20 al Dem paa Ell 0a9. Gonntp-
agelrten blep tllfol0t, % 9el9tnln-
Qen 6leo oofcineret. 6un6ene / Om-
egnen blep beororet Or96t og 5or-
men logt ! &arantene. Sngen al
Soinene er ii0en freperet.
Is. gf. @ilber9 Barnes Gonn-
tD fut0t en- Mor9en en- al line @riie
aeo. oq nogle 0aimltter efter oar
Sc ocoe alleion1nen.
Ser er fife I Staten nogen
Gpi6emi, men Giere af Soin er
6lepet aooaret, oa De pil iaa 8of-
cine frit baa6e al Staten og al
Reaeringen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-18


bourne, Il. Sui. st Telegram ira
Supa paa 55iiioernc Tiger, at ct al
oorligt ,5orOifolo % Ell Storuiloo
bar uol0t Sfaoe paa 5anoaoerne.
a9enifabseerne ifal li9eleoes 5ape
BAIT ct SorOifeIo.
6inlanos 2anooag oe0tager en-
9oO ON 6iulanos llaf5pngig5eO.
'FetrO9ra0, 13. Suli. Sen finife
SanoOag peOtog GorSong an0en
9esning al ct 5orilag, iom I 8ir-
feligbeoen eta6Ierer 5inlano5 llaf-
9engigbeo 5oriIagets GSremfonlit
bar ita6t en- aloorlig ariie 6er, og
9rGii0enten for 'SoI0aterncs og
2frbejOerneS Delegeretraao, g. s.
Sdei0ie, er afreiIt til Seliingiors
ior ON antlig at 6ila99e Sagen.
aina40pitanoen. 4}efing, II. SUI
Il. De fejiertige Iropper unoer
General G5ang 6iun, iom mi er
i ben feiierlige 9D, traf Jig til6age
0ertil efter at oere 6leoet ilaaet
al 9tepublifanerne meo ioere Cab
nnr pe0 5Send 5ai. Gen republi-
fonite Scr itaor u0enfor 9pens
Forte.
@5ang oin traf Jig forit til-
bage til 06ilnmelenS 8entpel~, men
forte ienere line Gropper inO Sen
feiierlige 3D. 4olitinpeiteren %
Gbeien for @enoarmeriet bar me0-
oelt 5anL at 6an maa forla0e 9p-
en- 5 mooiat 6al6 oil De an9ri6e
bom.
0pitano i 8orfiet? g9ai5iu9ton
9. g. a. SnIi. ST. 8 @aar
@ftermio0ag8 meooelte llOenrigsoe-
partenentet, at oct life 5ao0e MOB
toget nbe 0}eooeleIier angaaen0e
llopiflingen ben tDife 5ituation,
men 2lftes uoite0te BET er gr-
fleriHg, iom gif u0 paa, at oen
tnife Sitllation bar 6eninoo ct
Silbuo ON 6reo, 6aieret paa Sta.
tl5 europa iom Sen bar for
9rigen.
Ser bar pGret Sing, iom tp6er
pao, at 5prferne er bittert iten1t
moo BEN tpife eSn0flp0elie, o9 at
Ser Bar gaaet 9lDgter om Qtor0
paa tpIfe Officerer oeo oere8 I'M
0er9ione torfiife t5ol0ater
4SnOen og ll99aa0frigen. @eni,
10. Sltli. Or. 9et6nan-@ollpeg
Ia9oe til MISREPRESENTATION / 2pr-
bags, at ban fife pil0e lutte 6re0
uoen 2(nnefiationer % ari8seritat-
eritatnin9, 6e0oer Oet ct Iele-
gram ion fon 6ertil / @aar, %
5oori Iaoeblatt paaberaabeS iom
Slide.
Or. gr8berger, ser er Ell al Sc
oerne oct f1toIife Gentrun5parti
forIangte, at 9fe9eringen ifltl0e gaa
in0 paa lSreOsilatting paa Bats
al lStatu8 QUO ante bellum.
Gen fotolife gfigSOagsman0 for-
talte, at 8aDen baoOe ia9t til banL
at ban life biIoe iorioae at iaa
5re0 / Stano iaa IGnae iom lpif-
lono fortiatte Jim llnoepauO5frig.
5inn 6einerne iIaar 9tationaIi-
Iternes aanoi0at meO en- fnuien0e
0laioritet. 9onoon, 12. SSltli @n
Sinn iSeiner er blenet pal9t til
01eolem al @orlomentet @ait
Glare, Srlano. San fif 50tO Stem-
mer, neoens 9tationoliiternes 4an.
Oiont, 8atricf 9pncb, fit frtn 2035.
Gen palgte 9onoioat er Broies-
Ior 0e 8olera, Der blen nrrelteret
unoer rsSfebolutionen / 8ior % I6s-
loot for fort Sio iioen San 6leo
baGet efter af6soe @illiam 9feo-
mono, iom bar en- @ro6er al 9ea.
tionaliiternes 6Ssrer | llnOeu6uiet,
Sobn Neomono.
Oct er Hart, at 9eationalilter-
nes 9arti er paa ne0ao9anenoe, og
al 6et rebollltion9re Tarti, iom
n;f hono M i,.ff Speh,,hTf or !
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-18
llnetrDanOstIlgfn

9onoon, If. Suli. = iSgntnin9
ai "A 6ritiite 6anoel5ifibe al mere
eno 1000 meloes Ger OH i iiolte
llQesrapport ooer Sfibstab, orient
liqaiort / Tag. Desu0en irnfeoes
3 Sau0cl9ifi6e al miuore emo 1900
Cons oq 7 6tifeiartSier.
Qonoon, is. Slli Sire al De
itsrlte o9 melt moOerne tDIfe I'm
oerpon0s6aaOe bleo soela8t al anne
rlfonlfe ariasifibe, iom tonpope-
reoe Den ibrIte 2Gioeling al oct
amerifonIfe @fspeOitionsforps til
GsranfriQ, beOoer oct / ct 6orlp'
oenoe ira tpif ailoe, iom inoebolot
i ct Telegram ira Bern til ct 9eo-
Aeosoocntir / 9iom % oeriro ot'
oereIenot al yGentral 3emS".
et Rellters Telegram ira Dnlnl'
ben Tiger, at britiifey y9eitroOers" bar
ienfet fire tpife 'Sfibe ! 9soroisen,
toqet fire anore, ire ltranoeoe, og
tire blep tpunget til at penoe ri
boae til 9iotterbonl. - ISiOen Ssr'
boa er II tpife Donrifibe ieilet mo
ira giotteroanl 3 en- Sang og IA
en- onoen @ana. 9li f6rite Grippe
ForliIte cen no ior 3anoooort. 9lf
onoen @rlippe blep 8 ifuot | Sent
eIIer toaet, 3 lpffeoes bet at ieile
tilbaae, oa 6e eprige 3 ltranoeoe,
9 al Dem | 9rnno.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-18
,,DANSKEREN"

ct dansk-amerikansk Ugeblad,
der ejes af den forenede dan
ske evangelisk-lutherske Kir-
Ike i Amerika'' og udgives af
Danish Lutheran Publ. House,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-18

5oroifialo paa Samoa. D}el-
6onrne, Il. Sui. st Telegram ira
isuDa paa 5iiieernc Tiger, at ct al
oorligt ,5oroifulo og Ell Stonuiloo
bar uOl6t Sfa0e paa lSanaoaeerne.
8enifa6seerne ifal li9eleOes 5aoe
bait ct Sor0ifelo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-18
NSKEREN'

Danish American Weekly,
owned by "1'he United Danish
Evangelical Lutheran Church
In America and published by
Danish Luthe an Publ. House,
Bla - Nebr.
s.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1917-09-10

Our stock of Kodaks, Cameras and Sup
plies of all kinds is complete and we can supply
your every want
Our Finishing Dept. is prepared to give
you the best of service and superior results
from YOUR films. TRY us and be convinced
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1917-10-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Nichols and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Cook went
'possum hunting Monday night.
They got three.
Fresh goods arriving daily.
Prices for quality always right.
The Golden Rule.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walt Dixon and
little daughter Of Seattle, WASH,
are visiting Mrs. Dixon's sisters,
Mrs. Lena Young and Mrs.
Marshall Jennings.
J. B. Arbuthnot and Henry
Horton are putting up q two
brick block on South Military
street, opposite the Pioneer Vul-
canizing building. In all details
it is to be like the Arbuthnot
building south Of it.
The first meeting Of the AS
You Like 1t" Club was held
Monday, Oct. LIST, at the home OF
Mrs. L. L. Cardin. The after
noon was spent preparing the
program for the year. The next
meeting will be at the home Of
Mrs. o. F. Brinton.
]. W. Coleman, M. J. Davis,
]. R. Woodfill, L. S. Coleman
and H. R. Raitinger, all oil
Aurora, Mo-, arrived in Baxter
Springs Wednesday. These
people are here for the purpose
Of investing some money in min.
ing. They had to wire ahead
for their room reservation.
The Golden Rule leads in low
prices, IL pounds standard gran
ulated sugar $1.00.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1917-10-18
Sour Stomach

Eat slowly, masticate your
food thoroughly, abstain from
meat for a few days and in most
cases the sour stomach will dis
appear. If it does not, take one
OF Chamberlain's Tablets imme-
diately after supper. Red meats
are most likely to cause sour
stomach and you may find it
best to cut them out.