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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-24
Linsly Junior Senior Hop.

I'm" al tn" attractive events Of the
season will lm the l.nSly Junior hop. TO
he given III tn" LinSly Hrmory tho COM
inE Tuesday evening. May ~. planned
lay the juniors L. honor TIN class ~
l9lS.
Til" alumni and friends AZ TN" school
are cordially invited Ia attend this
dance. which is being arranged under
th.. following committee MrSSrs.
James Watkins Walter Srhanc and Vii
liam Farmer. The music for tn" or'H
sion will he furnished 10y the Premier
urchrStr;t Similar affairs given 10y tn"
boys If LnSly haV" always proven
unique in Ihr genuine enjoyment cN'
prrirnrrd by all attending and il is an
;iripntch that til" coming work. hop
will b. in keeping with Ills predecessors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-24
SIDE TALKS
KEEP THINGS OFF youR NERVES
EY RUTy CAMERON

KEEP THINGS OFF YoUE NERVES.
Last wc'.k | took = twrr'y-i"ur h"tr
no "n H.. rain.
Il WIS., :. tedious trip a. best. hal
- ~ worst. .ia ";ficiai painted L con
n."t'"t Cor me-. VIII train thar was
,ak..r Off w" Years ago tard Vt ruen
want n" Noi"r ~ RESULT. instead ~
.t;r-c L limited :hat would have coy
-.t tAc ground III :lv.. hours. | q" 4
DI:H.i""r i."'ai that took nine.
tn"i:i"ntaliy. lh"r" WAS no diner and
II" pullman
Jus: arr yourself back :" s'r''
such ,.>i--ri.r,'.' in !"Hr IGt>;. aud YOU
can r..y",l<''uct ny Jennings
Along u.".';t Ih" :nir;h i"ur "f tha'
~ kto..r Ni~l.:ti ...;. :"i.n.l my >..lf 60,
LEX an 4 ;".rf.'r' :ri".'; ~ M"yv's AMI
w-ari::"~E.
All Ead to Do was 20 81. Still anc;
Be Calm.
.t::L h.u. = sa:,h"l>. cut -: somewhere.
car" ;!"~r t.f INSPIRATION: This
,nirS .n';'; t.r. v"ll unless yru ~ i
S't - y,';'- r..r;"S." X Shs'i :" m. All
....'.s. -.t :. de- is :" -, sti;i ~ :; ta,ri!
::.:',r'an:.. char a'ih r";t1 a h"''% ~
Lax on: a. NJ. window. THERE'S nrth-
-. n ,ha,' - Tn. YOU "- hurl y"u .Iu$l
A.'.s;. :, -: :-our nerves. and II "an'i hIrt
.n;:
lr,l :he. = ">mc:iy wh"; did
Nnd ~ iInSl. was right.
3 d;dn'; hurt rr".
AZ :. matter 81 EA"i. ;hrr. ~. :-"s'
:.u ;..Ius- t.lat Ian au.t u>. U.l">S ~"
y, :h'fIi.
Because We Dor+ Keep Th-a, Off Our
Nerves.
Mos; e in. h.rGn :hai lnn"yanr"t -!
r:,.' sort ny :,nnth.r do US. liz :;r" abb.
=. J.. al: h..auS.. "" ti"u't A'a'.r thrtr
,.rr ,.r;r t.r..~ That S.,iIntiS like St'rr-
ut..;".d ";.fiL;'iSn. | lnnt fT.'In it th"t
MAY. / hat. p."i''.. VIA" 90 ,h'Ut maxi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-24

;"nd Ihr closing 81 most $UTc"SSfu!
s'.a$":I. l!uI what WILL form AN nilnr-
Ing attraction Tor Il l;trr" numhrr is The
splendid work IhH; will hr brn"!itI"d
hy lh" rintm'i;l returns nrrruIn" from
sirln". TN" proceeds resulting from this
PARTY. which ~ hr!n% given um,!"r ~"
auspices 1T III. SrnttiSh Xii" guards.
will Ia. contributed 10 III" Rcd Cross
fund "f N" Whriing rhHpl"r.
EcnliirlaS orchestra will be- stationed
in Ih" upper hIlC"ry. from whr"' they
will diSI"ns" ia" latest III 'iHur" mum
h"rs. The following ''"iumitl." is IN
charge 1T ihr arrangements: Mr. y. H..
r"akr. chain mHu. assisted Ivy MrSSi's.
William Hyr"r'. H''nrg" T!rall W. l..
trlSInE. and Fred tnWl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-24
WAR Recipe
FRIDAY
Oa-E ALAL ..r<-SSs&
WUEAIIESS EBaN
TN 40 r1SrAn 0ACKIRk ttN}ItIEM
rHSrI On ELa1IAST HCES %2aSltfS
IaoSrAINlSss N1IEAI
Potato Peanrt Loaf.

ON, pint mashed pntatu"s. cup
ground peanuts Or !: cup peanut butt
tor. teaspoons salt. l.: teaspoon pep
pr |. cup milk. tablespoons fat. :
eggs.
Ecat tho .ntirr uliXtur" together and
place. IN CREASED baking dish. SGT II in u
second pan containing hot water and
rak.. IN thu. oven until firm. S:rEc with
tntnatu SauC".
Potato Salad.
six cold boiled potatoes. hard cook
cd cgES. | small chopped "ui"n. cup
died celery or. | teaspoon celery salt.
Min al"v" ingredients with salad
crossing. season we'll and S"rV" IN bet
tiI." leaf E""tS may b. added I" TN:
above MIXTURE. ar cSES may III emitted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-24
White Palace Dance,

Til" bah room III th" White Falarr If
Wheeling park WAS tn" nl"rra far Il
good crowd last evening. when tn" first
II The Thursday night s"ri':. "f prize
wni'H"> WAS inaucurat.d. This novel;
~ dancing event has been Carried nn at
Wh",ling park during til" past two sum-
MRS. and ii ~ anticipated that this
season similar events will hr marked 10y
III" sam" splendid palrnunE" uf the
former years. Jumps SnXaphun" or
rlr.Stril is furnishing thu music for
th"S.' ""mp"tiliT" numbers. rs we'll as
f"r The park dances.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-24
Kahn Club Dance.

Th" kan club will entertain win
their usual Friday dancing event tins
evening al their audit nrlHm on South
Wounds stree. lAFlam'S orchestra Will
render ih musical. program. As ia"
season Is drawing Ia III" time when
th"S.. Srri"$ Will l." SISprnd"d il is att
1lriratrd thai III" members and friends
Hill lax" advantage "f fu-nIShi'S affair
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-24
Donation Day a SUCCESS

An aftermath aud evening tN1iral az
spring l"v"lin"ss Developed from tho
threatening murning that dnwn"h for
Ihr annual dnuatimn day program "r the
West Virginia Home for Aged Wnru"n
and rs 'ulIS"Uu"n"" tn" numerous
friends Of th. institution and tn" ladies
residing therein. visited ~" h"tn" ~
larc" numbers throughout TIA" afternoon
and evening TIL" musical programs ar
ranged Tor thu day proved charming in
every number while thu generous c"n'ri-
buttons " friends rquall"l hos" "r for
NOR NGarS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-24

Don't Hide Them With a Veil; Re.
move Them With Othne.
Double Strength.

This preparation for Ia" removal "f
frr,,l;l,S - usually 81 Sil.'rrSSful in re-
,nnyiu. CrrckI"S and giving Il clear
beautiful ,.nmplrxiou that il is sold by
any druggist under guarantee to refund
,hr rn"n"y if it fails.
Don't hide your tr""k'"S under F"li'
Even ihc first few applications should
show a wonderful Improvement. some
-! he lighter frrCkl"s vanishing Gu
tirrly.
f:.. surr Ia ask IN" druggist Tor The
double. strength DthiIr: II is this thar
is snlr! On the money back guarantee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-24
Coming Concert.

TIN. senior and Junior ch"rS Of -.
Faults Evangelical church ar" outlining
arrangements for Il concert they runt"m-
liaI, hmldIng in TIN" church rooms. juno
-. while. the entire program has not
been r"mrlrt"d il IL "Nl"ct"d that tn"
entertainment will SurraSS any IF its
kind h"r"tn:"r" undertaken by this cQu-
Errgati"n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-24

What is anticipated L. h. IN" Of H."
largest dHurIns parties eyer given hH
the Scottish Rite bodies. - the event
Srh"dulrh fur This evening at III" Scot
Iish Ritz. ruth.dral. In view 81 this
affair being III" Iinal III II series o. mns'
delightful dances nf the past winter
and prnSen, spring season. no doubt tho
regular patrons OF these events will at
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-24
Kits 70 the Bows

'fh' committee" az TIA" h"'al 'inIl"r
If Fed Cross had 1 busy session last
evening. distributing til" comfort kits
Ia III" boys who "nlr;Iin'd for Columbus
uii" at ?;di. I'ifty-SiN at th"Sr bags
which means So much III tn, every day
comfort nf tn" Suldirr wCr" given cut
Ivy III" ladies 10 tn" drHiI""S nj the local
council rhamhrr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-24
Special Meeting Called.

Mrs. CYRUS oldham requests all tn"
lenders ri tn" Kings Daughters at IN
important >':SSinr This evening ~ .:.:u
in The !. W. e. \. ~ matters &c vi:nl
imp"rr pertaining /" IN" rr:'ni"atI"n'>
affrirS will h, discussed. All mlrrS
holding tn" ;thuN" I"Sitiuns ar" urged /"
Ia. present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-24

In arrurdancr with III" general '''l''r'
L. save wut,l rs much a. P"SSih" IN"
my: sweater models civ" TINS 1d'l aS
lh.. first consideration with ShE'rli"'SS
n VERY clos. S,r'utIu. one Is a"th'ilS
more or less than Il straight pitn"l "1
wool Knit. with Il h"lc III the miuul" %!
lh., neck and b'.ltrd 1t the waist Win
lralh"r IL hold tho back and front To-
r-;hrr. \ Variation If thus sam" pah'i
idea is laced up the sides under IN"
arm. They are CullarlrSS anu. ol course
SLEEVELESS. but civ" the required t"urh
Of S,r, color over summer frockS ana
sports costumes.
Another wonI-kuit Sweater is nothing
rr,.i,: than Il d".p S.tilnr-r"llar IN hack
III long Surplirrd ends in front which
,.r,SS oyer tn" breast and pass ar''Hnu
10 the hark whcr" they faStcn under
hug. covered button and hold the collar
down i'll place.
Th"rr are several mrrr"r'Erd c"tt"n&
and fiber silks now "n rho ma iIl'., which
can H., substituted for wool without INC
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-24

TIL" Country Club Will In IN" s''n"
TT au"thrr delightful lun"h""n party to-
day al "'rlurk. when Mrs. II. f.
E"hr"nS viii entertain the club 1t whirh
Sh" is Il rml,'.r. covers w:Ii w.. laid
for twelve.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-24
RED CROSS IS
NOW FOREMOST
LOCAL WOMEN ENGRoSSEp IN A
DRIVE OF GREATEST HUMAN
1rAR1AN SOCIETY ON EARTH.
Tonight's Dance Being Given For The
Benefit OF The Work Of Local
Organization.

As tn" present week approaches Ia"
crd II ii< r!r... Whrr!!nSS SOCIAL cal
rur.ar rr"Srui~ L blank. IN rs Tar a. any
function. nur,l"rin:. ~ an rlth"r;t'" Ha-
tur,. IL ,.ulirrrr"d. hut then this - IN"
day Whit. Sluipll.'i:! is IN" k"yn""' III
every I1ulu at He.
In feet. IN" ir"H'ni IN days h.F'
brought hut lew .,u;,ll gatherings "r
S,."i;i nature. every woman hrIn@ h"uh!
up mini and heart III til" Red ,t'r"SS
Var Fund drIy" now OF. and the rom-
hired efforts "t Wheeling unitci won-
anhnud Will nnr be- diverted INTO NOR"
trivial ch:,nn"l$ anti III" last gun III
this tremendous campaign has l""n
sounded and Whr,llhr j. found fore
most anon" tn" cities "f lis standing III
;h.. National drive.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-24
Sign of Sp,tng.

7 i"rl an "l-
l'.mrntal urge
ia break my shell
Md outward surg"
Rcy"nl III" sun.
Eryuud ~" star,
Where all tn. i'm
Known forces arc.
| want Ia dndg"
This liz" complex.
This hndg,' and podg"
at :$uul' and "S"X."
The troubled thought
Strives Ia II" free
From ;hiS hiStraught.
I"lusiv" Mo"
What il N" thing.
This stirring force?
can it hc spring"
az ronrS,.'
Chicago Daily News.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-24

chance. of losing mnr whit If chic. Tho
Enitting rIhtnnS nlSn answer III" same
purpose.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-24
Gymnasium Entertainment.


TIN. gymnasium CLASSES al th" Young
W"muu$ Christian H$Snriatiun hat''
planned an Interesting program FOR tn :
q May Festival
This entertainment VIII rnnrluhr the
seasons sessions Of these CLASSES. Thu
following program gives but Il faint
idea If the eXrcll,nI numbers which
Will y" executed 10y III" ap: pupils Uf
II" various departments Of This week:
Seven .IumpS---Iittie Sisters club.
Wooden Sh""s-.-patrinli" Service. club.
rfr"rlirs Advanced Gym class.
Misses Neil Bower N,tli" l.""rrI"r
M"tta Pryor. Frances Young. Mnrrhr
Erunrr. R"na WcEnrr Elsi" Wilson
Anna rnwan. Isabel Wilkinson.
Milkmaids Rrvrl--tvcning classes.
Feed drill--tlidr"u'S class: El"an1r
EI-ri. Iron" Tnmlins"n. Th"lma Gil"s-
pir. Julia Gains. Sarah Dudley. Margaret
K'".S"r l.ur"n" Wynn. Im"G"u" ChnIr-
h"rS. il"urI"ttn l.,ur. Evelyn Springer.
Virginia Whitman. KlthrrI" lrh". pnr
Ulhy ram"rnm Irene pim"rliug.
Polka MiGn"n--- Beginners Aesthetic
lass: Chnrlotr" WI!;&:". Ethel Jack
son. Ida KnausS. l.;llian Jncksnn. Mari.
T;ay IVA. Mabel l;r,hn. lrtnI Eayha.
Mamie Gruhu. Margaret l:"wL"u. Mrs
Gains Mrs. Groves.
Mother 'i"uS,'--t 'lIhlr"n~ lass
Came. relay racr--Siiv"r Link .Iub.
Moment MuSirulS--.tINHnCrH Aesthetic
class Mrs. Alma Wilsun-S,harf r
Misses Meta I'ry"r. Fan Young. Louise
Frederick. Mary l;l"Si"r. Martha I:run"~.
Mary Lave. l.. hna i.uv". l:"S, FladinE.
May Dnn""---Th thursday Junior class:
Misses NirgInia Exams. Julia CLARK.
N"ruI" Evans DurIS Smith. La G"nIh"r.
Lillian l,ail"@. Marion Ii"lnhrighl.
Mari" clark. Mabel chris n"r iiri, 4
Stilw"ll. l"Ilric.. Rider. Mad"lyu MuuI-
ter. Nirr mia W"iS,h..I. Mabel Hem
, bricks. Nrlll. Ward G"rirud" tlau> D..
Gru"v"vr Humphrey.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-24
Birthday Party.

Miss Mari" Null invited Il group Of
fri. nlS Ia her HON" on the South Sii".
"Wednesday evening. I" help celebrate,
her birthday. Music. games aud dane
inG wcr'' the diversions "t the evening.
Will" at ll:3n tn" guests were uSh"r'rl
Ia IN" dining room. where a l"mptiu.;
luncheon Of atlracliv" appointments wrs
served. after which 1t" following guest"
departed. wishing their hostess many
moro happy birthdays.
NiSS'
Helen f'luding N"lmH Schultz
lIilda FunhiS Helen Schultz
Priscilla Coleman Marie Null
M"SSrS.
tl",nanS IrInW"l'r t.dwar Wim"rrt"r
Edgar Hammond 1laZl"tt ltatrltifc
HrruH ri Manion RuSS"ll connolly
Earl Wrnd'ikrn tlyd" Campbell
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-24

Euy Thrift Stamps and help bring
our boys back home.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-31

was prompted by a sense of duty and
loyalty to her country. IN response to
the urgent call OF the government for
help, she volunteered her services. She
passed tho necessary examination with
a high average. and yesterday she re-
ceIved "a telegram from Washington
TO report at hat place at once. where
she will Immediately assume the du-
ties Of departmental clerk in the in
ternaI revenue service bureau at the
Treasury building. She will leave Fri
day morning from Gary over the B.. & O..
railroad. In the resignation of Miss
G~ustafson from our schools. Griffith
is losing a strong and efficient teacher.
an energetic and practical leader for
the betterment OF the community. and a
young woman of sterling character. Yet,
however great the towns loss, we feel
assured thai same other place will gain
in like proportion. All her numerous
friends join in wishing her the great
est success in her new field of labor.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-31
HOBART

Misses Agnes and Clara Nash OF Chi
cage are here visiting with friends and
relatives for a few days.
Mrs. Ed Fleck and son who have
been visiting with relatives at Ham
let during the past week, returned home
yesterday.
VI. J. Mckee Of Chicago. transacted
business here yesterday.
Mesdamss Grace Thompson and En-
iiy arker were Chicago visitors yes
terday.
a daughter was born Saturday to Mr.
and Mrs. V. Blokam
Mrs. Zigier of Chicago. il here Wis
ting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Sohn.
Invitations nave been Issued by Mr..
and Mrs. j.. Gottlieb for the marriage
OF their daughter. Miss Agnes M. TO
James f. Couley. which Will take place
at their home east of town on Saturday
afternoon. June 8.
H. E Keilman transacted business
in Chicago yesterday.
The Unitarian Ladies' Aid society
will meet this week Wednesday after
noon. with Mrs. lake Fiester.
The I Whist club will meet this wee.
thursday evening with Mrs. Fred Col
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-31
oepted there he Will raise Griffith's

cepted there he Will raise Griffith's
honor roll 10 81.
Again has Griffith out-done herself.
Starting with $500 as sch goal in the
second Red Cross drive, she reached it
the first day; she doubled it before the
campaign was half over and she went
over top with the surprising figure Of
Sf,015.50. Everyone gave gladly, Gag
erly and many sought out the solicit
ors with donations OF $40. Is and SIS.
1t is believed Griffith is in the 100 per
cent class. that every family donated
something and IN many cases every
member OF the family donated. With
a population of between 500 and 500.
Griffith has an honor flage with 27
stars. a second liberty loan flag. stands
a close second in the county in the pur-
chase Of thrift stamps and now has
mad an enviable record in the recent
Red Cross drive.
Miss Constance G~ustafson. for six
years a teacher in the 9Th and It'll grades
Of the Griffith schools. rendered her
resignation some time ago. to take effect
at the end Of the school term. This step
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-31
GRIFFITH

Monday evening the townsfoIk OF
Griffith gave Mr.. Love and family a
pleasant surprise at the Griffith town
hall. After the people had gathered
word was sent 20 the principal and his
family TO attend a meeting. which prov
ed TO be a farewell reception given in
their honor. 4 program then follow
ed. Mr.. Southworth gave a splendid
address and sang a solo, accompanied
by Miss Emily Southworth. The mem
bers Of the school board and the teach
ing staff each gave a few comments on
Mr.. Loves work in the community and
voiced the towns appreciation Of the
services Of the family. The town furth-
er showed their hearty thanks by pre-
senting Mr.. and Mrs. Love with hand
some gifts. After the responses OF
the honored two. the entire audience
sang. Refreshments were then served
and each one present wished the family
success and future happiness in their
new home, at Grant Park. Ill.
DR.. +. A. Malmstone spent Tuesday
and Wednesday at Indianapolis where
he went in the capacity of local health
He is expected horne late this
wednesday, evening.
Mrs. J. Obey has returned from a
two days visit in Gary.
Three more Of Griffith's patriotic
sons went TO Chicago Monday to Of
fer their services to their country. Earl
Kleinman, Edward Seberger and Charles
Nickerson were the loyal lads who were
eager 70 uphold the honor of Old Glory.
However. to the great disappointment Of
all three. Charles Nickerson was the
only one that passed the examination.
He will leave for the Great Lakes Train
ing Station next Friday. If he is &C
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-31
DOCTOR GAVE
THIS RUNDOWN
WOMAN v|NOL
And She Got Well-Her
Nervousness Disappeared.

Flint. Mich keep house for my
family OF six and got into n generally
rundown condition. I was weak. ner-
vous and could not sleep. and had
headache a good deal Of the time Ny
doctor prescribed Ninol and it made me
well and strong. am a good deal
less nervous and can sleep nights
Clara Smith. 1913 w. 4th Ave. Flint,
Mich.
We sell Vinol and a positive guaran-
tee 70 make nervous weak. rundown
women Well and strong or return their
money. Try IL anyway.
Joseph W. Weis. druggist and Norris
Pharmacy. Hammond. Ind. Vinol is
sold in East Chicago by s%chleikers
Pharmacy. and in Whiting by l. II.
Mattern and at the best drug stores
in every town and city in the country.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-31
Rheumatism Back on the Job
With its OId-time Fury

ton, and routs out the disease germs,
can rid you of this disabling disease.
S. 8. s. has given some wonderful
results in treating rheumatism. Be-
ing a purely vegetable blood remedy,
it puri6es the blood of every germ,
and thus removes the cause of Rheu-
|matism. Get a bottle to-day at your
drugstore. and start on the right
treatment that will get results. Free
advice about your case can be had by
writing TO Medical Director, 26 Swift
Laboratory, Atlanta. Ca.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-31

Peter Porte and Mrs. Peter Thielen
were Chicago visitors on Tuesday.
Mrs. Jacob Klassen spent Tuesday at
Hammond.
c. L. Fritts transacted business in
Chica go. on Tuesday.
Mrs. Barbara Scher and Mrs. Peter
Scher spent Tuesday at Whiting.
Mrs. Julia Kropp returned to her home
in Chicago. Thursday after spending
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-31
No Let-Up In It's Torture.

Pretty soon you will be reaching
for the liniment bottle again, for the
millions of little pain demons that
cause Rheumatism are on the war
path. Winter weather seems to awak-
en- them to renewed fury.
But your rheumatism cannot be
rubbed away, because liniments and
lotions cannot reach the disease. 1t
is ir the blood, and only a remedy
that goes deep down INTO the circula-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-31

several weeks here with her sister, Ars.
Jacob Echmitz and family.
Joseph Scheidt transacted business In
Chicago. on Wednesday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-31

Inns.
The government has consolidated the
Nickel Plate and e. J. & E. r. R. at
Hobart and they are contemplating
moving the present Nickel Plate depot
10 the point of intersection Of both
roads.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-09-05
9uftur 8eruaoptte.

3nar 1T allgemein betannt, baB
Seem 8aptifte Sules gernabotte es
iiber ben Mari4all binaus unter benz
Numer Rarl XIV. gum RDnig po11
S4peoen unb Rormegen gebra4t
bat, 10 gut pie unbetannt miro aber
bic Satfade fein, oaB bieiem ber=
borragenben Jelbberrn audi bic
b04fte afabemtide Wurbe 5uteil sez
tpprben 1T. 9ie uniperiitdt @teBen
nGmli9 bat 8ernaootte, benz bic beiz
fifde 9o9fduIe Bel Der frana0fifaen
Snpai ton in ben Neun5iseriahren bes
18. Sabrbunoerts 10 Diel gu perz
banten batte, mittels 9iplom bonn
II. DECEMBER 1898 gum Gbrenbot=
tor Der pbilofopbie gemadt. Ser
General nabm bic @brung bantenb
an, .penn er aud nidt bic Nnma=
bung belize, ibrer purbig gu fein,"
unb lieB es i9 aud ni9t nebmen,
Der uniDeriitdt einen iolen1en Dots
toridmaus gu geben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-09-05
Ser fIcine Gsoiit.

Batter: .sie5it Gu, Sulrge, nun
balt Gu Elm 8aar nieblide 8riioer-
den befommen."
Sribden: r4riegen oie aud
i9on uas gum @eburtstag?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-09-05

@onntogsidger: nMber,
Meni6ensfin6, mas MAIDEN Sic
6enn firm Morosipeftafel! Sic
idreien ia, als Oh i9 Sic totgei9ol.
len bdttel"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-09-05
Sauo tetne Inseig mad'n, bteneidt
fxrt lie ih DO no auf."

Sanb fetne Mn5etg Madn n, pteue1U1
Hart fe fid DO no auf."
auum hattie er biefe Worte gez
fprrden, fdGmte er iih i9rer. IS
lam ibm erIt gum genuBtiein, bob er
bon biefem Iueenhlid feline Trau als
gesnerin in oieier 5ude :ebanole,
unp 8esnerin mar auoererfeits Yarz
teieGnesrin. gr fii9lte Die WtalfeH
zines uuii6tbaren, perosrbliden Net=
ses, bic fa nm i'm lesten.
Nnoererieits herubigte Surgl ole1e
QeuBeruns burdaus ntdt. Sic
fannte ihren Maun gu gut, als bob
fe slauben tonnte, er nurbe Ie bic
einmol anaenpmmene Tdhrte nerlaf=
fen.
Die einsise 5ilfe mar, 2ens gu
perffGroteen. Der burdtriebene
menTh niro iia idon berausliisen
Iber 16aefsben bon Der Sdpterlgz
feit, oiefeu Ylan purdsufesen, idred=
te fe Dor ieber reuen M~nndberung auz
rid, nelde lie INNER tiefer in eine
sduIo pernid:lu mubte, oeren 8pnz
fequenaen lie firdtete.
Often ones eeItehen2 So. tpenn
Re eos @elb benz 2en5 aeliehen battle,
fefrrt! Iher oas piro er ntmmer
sIauben, 81. Wabrbeit piro i'm IN
Nut perIesen. uno Tie bate oas
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-09-05

-@eimge5obIt. Gin ame-
rifaner NOR nit einem italieni1be11
Subrer ouf oen BeiuD geflettert,
un6 Ser Sestaliener fonnte nidt genug
NIT 6ern. Maturmunber prab1en.
SdlieBli6 iab i'm Der Mmertta'
ner naierumpfeno al uno meinte:
u@ir baben in Mmerifa einen Wal.
ierfan, ser bieien Sultan IN funt
Winu1ter al1sl0l6e1t miiroe."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-09-05

uMd, Mdnni, mie rei5enb Gu III
Deinem neiter Mn5lig allslieblt! Sest
feblt gu oieiem lpeiter nid]ts u1ebr
als.
,geun2" ..
Gin ,1eues gallfIeio fir midi"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-09-05

Die EierfIoifen. r3u
peIder Sterflaiie gebort oas
S9mein?" fragt Der 2ebrer in Der
Noturgeididtitunoe Ben 5ebniabri,
gen GoIp 8ronfer in arotoidin.
rSn melde 4laiie lou es gebo-
REM" antportet Ser Sunge, rin
Die treifene (nidt. nfofdere", unret.
ne, Ben Srben gum @enuB niht er-
laubte) Sierflalie."