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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-10-03

Eaton and Mrs. James Burton. attend
ca the meeting OF the Grand Chapter.
0. E S. Of Illinois. Tuesday. which
was held at the Medinah Temple in
Chicago.
Peaceful days Of plenty are past.
Today is the test OF war. Lend your
aid by getting Z Fourth Liberty Loan
at the Whiting Savings and Loan As
ISOLATION. 10-S-1t
Boys Suits. Sweaters. Blouses. Caps.
and Hosiery. Have you seen the dou-
BILE knee and heel Black Cat Stockings
for boys? We have them,-Gordon's.
The members Of the whiting Chap
ter, O.. Z. S. nave received an invi-
tation to be in attendance at q special
meeting or the East Chicago chapter.
Wednesday, evening. October . in
honor OF the Grand Matron. a six
o'clock dinner will be served. All
wishing to attend should make reser-
vations by notifying Mrs. Eaton. sec
rotary. 434 Sheridan avenue.
Gordon's-the whiting Home OF the
walk-Over Shoes. Munsing Underwear
and Black Cat Hosiery. 1881
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas S. Cooke OF
321 Central avenue have gone on a
motor trip.
Mariono. the daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William Roughr o. Cleveland ave-
nue. has now been taken Ill with the
scarlet fever and the Rought home is
again under quarantine.
The Whiting public night school
opened on Tuesday night. A large
number registered in the various
branches.
a number OF members OF the Fort
nightly Clu OF whiting will attend
the Reciprocity meeting OF the Ham
mond Woman's Club TO be held on next
Saturday.
Gray. Khaki n Navy Blue Yarns OF
excellent quality. such as are wanted
fer knitting sweaters. helmets. socks.
and wristIets; s115 and s1.25 a skein.
-Gordon's. 1881
For Rent-Two light housekeeping
rooms. $50 Clark street. 1o-3-1t
Oscar Ahlgren Of the L. S. School OF
Military at Cornell Uni
versity. arrived home yesterday for a
ten days furlough. HIS sister. who
has been here from Dakota visiting
her perents, was to have left for her
homo tonight. but since the arrival
nome OF her brother, has postponed
her departure until next week.
Mrs. G. H. Fiheld of oliver street.
loft last night for New Mexico. N. Y.
where she Will visit her cousin.
Misses Irene L. Stewart and Esper-
ance schlechty have enrolled at tho
Art Institute IN Chicago. taking spe-
cial work IN the evening classes.
Whiting people will be given an
opportunity to hear A B. Dickson.
general secretary OF the Y. NJ. c. A,
In Gary on next Sunday evening. when
he VIII speak at the Congregational
church at 1880. Secretary Dickson has
Just returned from tho battlehelds OF
France.
Russell F. Smith has moved his in
gu france office to tho Klose building on
New York avenue recently vacated BY
Sam Aronberg. the Jeweler.
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CROWN POINT

Miss Myrtle Hansen left on Wednes-
day for a weeks stay with friends
in Wabash, Ind.
Miss Ada Altman is confined to her
home with = light attack of tho meas
les.
Mrs Raymond Rudolph entertained
the c. B.. B. club at her home on Mon
day night. Dinner was served at $50
after which Ave hundred was played.
The prizes were won by Miss Dorothy
Tice and Lola Farley.
Miss Barbara Husmen. employed un-
III recently IN County Recorder John
sons office. has accepted a position
with the Altman Abstract Co.
Miss Willeta Dinwiddie. who has
been employed at tho AlIman-Gary Ab-
stract office has accepted q position
with the Chicago and Eric r. r. IN
Hammond. her former home.
Miss Daza Barr entertained tho O.
A. n. Club for their first meeting on
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Min. Hart and daughters. Mil
liceht and Bessie have returned :rom
Denver. Colo. where they have speu:
the past two years for the benefit OF
Miss Millicent's health. They will re-
main some time in Crown Point.
Miss Hermina Lehman is assisting
at the Registration Board office.
A public installation OF the pastor
OF the Presbyterian church. Rev. Ed
ward w. Hale. will take place on Fri
day evening. October 4th. at 1880. Rev.
John c. Parrett. pastor OF the First
Presbyterian church of Hammond. will
deliver the Charge to the People. DR.
John P. Hale, father OF Rev. e. w
Hale, will deliver the charge TO the
pastor. h Rev. Ralph Cummins. OF
Gary Neighborhood House VIII pre-
side and preach the sermon
z. F. Bayrer. who has been acting
as superintendent at the Letz Co.'S
plant has resigned his position and
will return to his home at Bridgeport
Conn, next week.
Mrs. George Sanford OF this city, has
received a letter from her daughter
Mrs. Alvin Sanford, who is a nurse
in France. in which she speaks most
enthusiastically that the war will soon
be over.
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HOBART

Mrs. VIM. Foreman and daughter were
Chicago visitors yesterday.
Miss Rose Kostbade has accepted a
position in the offices of the Standard
Forgings at Indiana Harbor.
f. c. Scheidt transacted business in
Chicago yesterday.
Beginning the first of October all the
places Of business in Hobart will be
closed at 8 o'clock every evening except
Saturday evening 10 comply with the
gas and fuel saving law.
The I. Whist Club will meet this
week Thursday evening with Hrs. A. Q.
knight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Wood of Plymouth
are here visiting with relatives for q
couple of days.
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EATING AND
SHIPS

Seventy-fve per cent or the sug-
ar used IN this country has to be
brought here in ships. Every pos
sibIe ship is needed for the trans
portation OF troops and supplies to
the other side
You drink ships every time you
use sugar unnecessarily in q bev-
erage.
You eat ships every time you
eat candy. purely a luxury.
Candy manufacturers have been
limited to so per cent OF their nor
NAL supply OF augar-yet figures
show the receipts for candy to be
larger than normal and constantly
on the increase
Eating candy now is not playing
the game.
The sugar IS needed for canning.
the ships are needed for soldiers
and supplies for them: the labor
used in candy manufacture could
be diverted to q more useful pur-
pose.
Why not say goodbye to the lol-
lypop. the creams and sea foams until
after the war;
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PRINCESS THEATRE.
Coming Friday and Saturday. oct.
4th and 5th. Crashing Through to
Berlin 1o-3-lt
Oliver Burns. who has been Ill with
typhoid fever at the home OF his sis
ter. Mrs. William Bollinger. Of Central
avenue. has recovered sufficiently TO
be able TO return to his home in Stieg-
litz Park.
Joseph Gabor Of Front street. was
the holder OF the first number. s22
drawn in the draft at Washington on
Monday.
Chester Slater, who has been attend
ing Motor Mechanics School at La
fayette. has been spending a few days
here visiting his parents in West PIX.
addition. The young man is to attend
the officers training school.
STAR THEATRE TONIGHT.
William Duncan in "A Fight for Nil
Hons"-No. S; also George Beban in
a Liberty Loan Booster and Bessie
Love in "The sawdust Rims" Lest
you forget-coming-Monday. Hearts
of the world Don't miss this pic
ture. 10-3-1t
Mrs Charles Newell and son have
gone TO Kokomo. Ind, 10 visit her
husbands people.
The call for the twenty-four men
who were to entrain between October
eth and 11tth. is held up according
to orders from the government. owing
to the prevalence of Spanish grip.
PRINCESS THEATRE TONIGHT.
William S. Hart in Blue Blazes
Rawsten. Latest Hearst-Pathe News.
Coming Friday and saturday-"Crash-
ing Through to Berlin" Liberty Bonds
given away at the Princess Monday.
october 9TH. Bring your coupons with
You. 1o-3-1t
The marriage OF Louis Moulton Of
S13 Oliver street. Whiting. and Miss
Josephine johnson Of Plymouth, nd,
took place at the Sacred Heart Rec
tory on Wednesday,. seut. %. the cere-
mony being performed by Rev. Father
William c. Miller.
Miss Noonan. who has been the
guest OF Mrs. J. ". Curry. S21 Cleve-
land avenue. has returned to her home
in Indianapolis.
Small Store For Rent-Corner 119th
street and Sheridan avenue 6. Ped
erson. 1o-3-1t
Mrs. D. d. Griffith. Mrs. Thomas w.
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ST. JOHN

Misses Lena and Rose Schumacher
left Monday evening for Hammond tc
spend the winter there.
Mrs, Nick Hammer spent Tuesday at
Whiting.
Mrs. Henry Niebling and son Joseph
were Chicago visitors on Tuesday.
Mrs. Bernard Blocker and daughter
Miss Margaret are visiting relatives al
Coffeen. Ill.
Mrs. Joseph Schaefer OF Hammond
spent Tuesday here with her parents.
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parents over the weekend.
Mrs. Walter SWEETS. Miss Nina jamie
son and Robert Jameson are on the sick
list said to be victims OF Spanish in
nuenza.
Mrs. NJ. Franchi spent Monday in
Hammond.
Mrs.Clara Newcombe visited friends
in Highland. Sunday.
Mrs. A. L. Reiner and children return
ed from a few days visit with relatives
in Blue Island. Monday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-10-03

Neodesha. Kansas. the f~orepart of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Julier OF Indi-
ana blvd, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Smith or Indiana Harbor yesterday.
Mrs. Pearson and sister of New York
venue were guests of Carl Holstrom
and family of Lake avenue Sunday.
Mrs. John Raider of Valparaiso was
the guest of Robertsdale friends yes
terday.
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LANSING.

Mrs. Frey and Mrs. Mary Schultz
were Hammond shoppers Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gallagher are moving
to Rensselaer,, Ind. Thursday.
Mrs. G. Olson spent Monday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Gallagher.
Arthur Frey was a Chicago visitor
Tuesday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-10-03

The man who helps his city and
his country by buying a eth Liberty
Loan Bond is for them, the mar
who doesn't isn't.
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HIGHLAND

Edward 7. Werdemann. who is very
sick at his home in Highland. is report
ed to be slightly improved at his writ
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Arnold entertained his
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-10-03

nn N ao6ve practice many years and 10 sold by almost every druggist IN thahnd
IN tablet or liquid form It hs had g half century Of practical demonstration and
n1cc9Sulr results sin most Of the delicate arrangements md weaknesses Of onu II
she's overworked GvoUs or rundown" she finds nw life and strength IFs 3
powerful, iavgoatng herbal tonic and nervne. For young girls lust ntenng wunnn-
hood; for women at the critical time Of life In pain. fnhamnzso and Kindred sEnera
III "FavoriteP Prescription" has been favorably known for SO yars-nxcdientso on
wrapper. The Prescription" is sold In tablet form fr nxty oma- Send ten cats
o Or. PizcesI nvahds Hotel and Surgical Institute, Buffalo n. Y, fer lggekdal
package and write for free confidential medical advice if thGe is need
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-10-03
Women Who FIv

Women's part N winning the
WIZ rs not 50 much IN doing
mems work IN flying N frur.
Of the lines IS it Is m WIZ
srvice work here Mt home
You ere confronted Eow Cy
gaver and hardR duties You.
as mothers, wives and sisters
are called upon to face tbs
separation from all that z
most dear to you The war
must be won not less by women
than by the fighting men. The
influence Of women is felt
evaywhGe-m the battle
field, m the hospitals and
amongst the producers at
home. Women II cvar the
world realize moro and zarse
that their woxk at hous win
help the men &C the Front
There Is On important factor
which has to be CAREFULLY OBJ
served 70 mako The great work
women arc doing SUCCESS
fM. Nobody, nsn or wcxrsm,
can do good wrk when health
is impaired
The greatest boon n wcu1nls-
kind 10 n tonic made rp Of
herba which makes weak
women strong and Eick v~annen
well This Is the ~Prez6p-
&innn of DR.. Pierxa. rpxrd hH
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Whitir1g
And It's
| People


MOTTO
Commencing May 1st Ar. J.. L. Clark,
k24 18th ST., Whiting. Will receive adj
v-ertisemeats for Whiting and Roberts
dale for TIMES Newspapers. Onice
Phone 13sW. Residence 1881. II
STAR THEATRE oct : AND s.
Special Matinee All seats reserved.
Buy your tickets now-"HEARTS
OF THE WORLD" Phone 190-Jafter
Q ?. m. s-3O-6t
Rev. S. G. Rogers. pastor Of the NJ.
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E church at Whiting for four years.
has been transferred to the st. Paul
n. z. church ct Lafayette. The new
Whiting pastor will be Rev. Hicks.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-10-03
CLEAN HOMES WITH SOFT
COAL PIPELESS FURNACE

Burns any kind
Of fuel. Abso-
lutely guaran-
teed to heat
your h o m e.
Large water
pans clean and
moisten { b 9
air. Wonder.
full coal saver.
I n . 8 tigate
n o W. Early
buyers W i'll
save money.
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Coming Friday and Saturday. Oct.
18th and 5th. Crashing Through TO
Berlin 10-3-1t
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-06
iomfnno ! Nffob og Donia i Minne-
apolis % por fra Spllano; ban bleo
40 Mar ga1n11eI.
st.s@. 6. Il. 8aaar.

2eroag often SEN 81. sept. boloer
ct. @eoerS &iirfes misunderstanding
en- 1tor @aBar til Sor6eI for Mg6e
&ors. Set oil ffhiffert blibe en- Deupff-
fet 8a5ar, on Soreningens &pi1toer.
bot lngt ct itort Mrbeibe pno at gie-
re M iaa goM iom muligt. Set belle
gaar ioa itille of> og &omiteen laoer.
life meget bgre fra fig. De bar ar-
tagelig en euer an6en @emmeIigDe6
1om De bill o%berraife Nublifum me6
6e1 @ften.
2n6 % mi .allefntnmen Dill Dem
ben Selpillie at gao neo og ie pua
1ogle at ale 6e CODE og npttige
1om De bar labet, for paa ben
Wtaaoe at ia1nle nogle 8enge til
Sielp for bore @ol6oter. 0g naar
hi fommer 6erneb, er ser not inger
om, d Ri bill fipbe. Set er lite iffe
alene goot, oct 6e bur labet; men set
er oginn giort meo ct eoelt % 1tort
SormaaI for 9ie.
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Ifiges. at oe11re DrDre e. bIepen
|terfon1met. Ser bar ! bi8ie aor her.
ffd Ct uonnrfd Jorbolb meIIem oe
|engelfe Gommp'er fra ben on6en
|gioe &anaIen og ben ranife gibilbe.
|iolfning. gngIar6erne bleb moota-
oet meo aabne Mrme iom Siplpere- !
Rpbens Stu11b, og / Sen melle1nlig-
g:e1tbe STD bar feIIes Splepelier, So.
IIrer og 9i6elfer rpifet Hnrterne fams
men. Mean fienoer binan6em 9inar.
lens Sprog og 5aopaner. S De
tranfe 2anosbper Bog 6ronten ,er
Ter i bisfe Mar opblomitret ct libligt
@anbelslib mellem De in6f66te og De
|fremmebe @iaffer. Sor ben fronife
|8efolfning betb6er 6e iioitee en- betps
telig % ~ng6pen6tg Sn6tpgtsffilbe.
Mange cibile grbberb bar &rigen
il bbeIagt, til @iengiql6 er Soloa,
terne blebh n6m9rfe6e <116er gien-
mem ollie 6eres S1rofib of Mgopen-
tigbe6snrtifler. Sag bele Sronten
lar Der reiit fig ct l1tal at Spiie5uie
70 Smoareitn1ronter ~ ale nnber-
|fqiteoe ltreng &ontrol og 1trenge
-- fnnt Smaabutifer
me6 l16faIg al Soubenirs. 2ibt 8on-
fffeligbe6 bol6er Sproget 10 not, men
iaa biqIper man fig meb Gegn og
tr~btrpfsful6e @eb9r6er, oe /. gprigt
lRrer begge Starter mart Sc obioIut
ngobenbige GLIDER - bortfet fra, at
Ger efterbaanoen bar onnnet fig ct
.S1ags Esperanto, en- furies @San-
! ing al Sranf og @ngelif.
Ser bos De frantic Sn6obpggere fin
se1 ben engelife Gol6at ofte en- Or
|ltatning for set Stem, 5on ellers
.noa iapue. @r BON Blot nogle Com
|ae fommet til ct laa6ant 9teo, Be-
.1rogtes bon iom en- Sen, og fomnter
ban efter lang Ei6sSrapGrelfe igien,
pe6 ban, at BON bill blibe Del mo6ta-
Get. S 6isie @gne Bag Sronten fnpt-
leg Der &enifabsbaan6 mellem Sc to
seationer, Ser bill. bare og itprfes -
|!pnge efter, at &rigen er forbi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-06

|teufgl @eter s: Meener, Maberssagr-
|genien, Der ! 81 farnpeoe MOB -
|iterne, men 20 bar tprneen M at
|fempe neo penn mob Srmifmenoe-
ne, SSprgen Sanfen pg MieIs Su1Hien.
Ole NiieIfens Drfeiter Iepere6e
Dnniemtfiffen og Danien giiff me6
[2ip % 2D1tfra 8 gftm. till Mfffen.
@eitaurationen % S~cecream-n03alget
.gior6e gob Correcting, % Sonrbola,
!2pffebiuI etc. bapoe ogiaa goot at
4beitile.
8olf moreoe Zig, % set beolp al
bet belle: Der Hiber ct rigtig go6t
|9berfh16 til Siplpefomiteen - %
bet bar 10 Seniigten meb 6eitens Off
|bolbelfe. .
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-06
2ipet bag BEN enselife 6ront.

&bilfen Sorifiel pna 2ibet / Nor6-
f1anfrtqs imaa 2un6sbper f6r Sri
Gen og mi UNDER benne! Sen Gang
Cen rene SS6pl, en- 8efolfning, Ser.
|1ilbragte 9agene i lan6lig @nsfor=
migbe6 % nai ten al6rig iaa ct trent.
mes Mniigt = og mi: bele Mor6-
..ranfrig, en- bebobnet SER in6til.
mango Mi1. bog Sronten, GoIoater /
hun6reoetuiin6bis, EN- ltafla6elig
&ommen og @aoen, &anonernes
f1tmpe Dr9nen / set fjerne.
Sen cibile franffe 8efolfntng 1eber
felofelgeIig lite belt u6e be6 Sron-
ten, nermere emo en- bolp 6anif Mi1
fommer ben al6rig, / 6e fleite Eil=
lfgl6e begDn6er Sen cibiGe 8ebpggcl1e
|fgrlte 5alpan6en 6anife MtI Bug
5fpttegrabene. Men ielb bette Ser
ren bar Ell rent milit9rt &r9g, b6=
rer inb UNDER u&5onen" TOM Set
tefniife u6trpf be66er. 9en btrfelige
@lan6ing al Chile og Militer be-
fpn0er f6rit a6ffiIlige &ilometer lpn-
gere tilbage. Ser Ter man De Crop
per, Ser er / &eferbe, 6em, Ser /
l9ieblifbet bar 11ogIe Cages Spill, Sc
forifiellige 9ibiitoners og Srontaf-
Units Sobe6fparterer, l166nnnelies-
|leirene, bele Snten6antltrens mango
orte6e % Di6tforgrene6e Mpparat.
uofla6eligt er ser Chopper pao
Maricb, Mutomobiler og MotorcDf-
Ter iuier forbi, set ibere og set lette
|@fDts rumler Sen 90 2nn6ebeiene,
oberalt brimler set me6 @oIoater /
|1angt ft6rre MntI en6 mes chile
- set belle .er iom en- Mpret1e i
|trabI 8irfIonrbe1.
0u De ferfe engellte Dibtitoner
i Mngnit 1914 Com til Sranfrig, uo-
|fteote 9orb @itcbe1er en- Dogsbefa-
ling, bbori ban paaIag6e fine @olon-
ter Senipnsfllobeo og &jelpfom3e6
moo BET fremme6e 2on6s InobDg-
lgere: gau efter fire Mars @rig ter set
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8egrabelie.

2groag BEN 81. Mtglit foregif !
@e6ers oanife h1tberfe Strife
Observation-Disclosures ODER Carl Sis
ielmnn, og Sorofaitel1en fanbt 5te6
poo @rbifm 2afe @emetarD. S &trffen
.talte 8aftor Morgan paa gngelif
og 8nftor Enrpgaarb poa Can't.
Mrs. @. g. &agmnslen fpille6e
mutt og temringSf1lM pan &irfenS
fore npe 9rgel, og Mdis @utb 8rat-
ager le6e6e Songen og Tong ieroeles
go6t ct @m Splomllmre.
@arl @is1elman efterIn6er fla SUI
firm % tire 8Grn. Sen 6anffe 8e-
|folfnings 5pmputi % Deltagelie los
fig hiffien6e beb ben itore Sorfam=
ling, on1 bar tliteoe, % be6 set itore
Blomfterflor, Der bRffeoe @iite11.
Mfbebe tIbgrte De 6anife 8rpoer-
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Nifla 9uul.
10 @iennDntiuatio,, fo,r
&Dnsresmanb 7se SIlinots
DiitriH.

SSl1uIs Meforb bnabe fom mango.
.mrig Sfatsffe1tafor % mi ION Som
b1rbe giere BAN ieIpifre.
ben til Decentralization og Client
Dalg. @eb lin fpemragen6e, alii6ige
DDgtigbeo og tit rige grfaring fom
roger BON ct Sobe6 beiere
END De @an0ibnter, iom fonfurrerer
me6 bonn ON Nominationen. San
er en- al 0e beoit fienote 2obgibere !
Staten, ON Der / set belle taget er
nogen, Tom er bebre ffiien6t. Og /
ben forte Eib, gun bar babt 59oe i
&onguesfem bar ban allereoe p111oet
fig en- misunderstanding MnieeIie.
SSullS 8atriotisme og 2oDaIitet
MOB Gegieringen / 6enne Strife er
ODER &ritif. Derom berer
! Congressional &ecorb" -tilltrefbelig
gionesbpro. Ser, iom tror at fun
ne giere Sn0trH paa 8elgerne beo
at fremftille fig fom en- be0re So
=. ~. .E --tI.- EEM#s... .--E
triot eno Suul, oil piitnof blipe
@iennomiuer Snnl peb 8rimerpal-
get ben lite @eptember.
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8egrapelie.

s 2pr6ogs &I. 2 @ftm. begrane6es
fra &iemmet, 1914 2arglep Mper11e,
@hmar6 Meterien, Ser orbeioe6e for
Il. e.. Government og tom ulpffeliia
af6oge be6 en Ml1tomobiluIpffe / SIT
.6iann. Mf6g6e, Der fun bleb 81 Mor
'garm1el efterlaber fig &111tru, Datz
ter al @briit &icfel1en, iamt en- Z
Mdrs 0atter. Sor6feitelien fanbt
.Sfe6 UNDER 1talmin6elig flor 9elta.
ge1ie pna Safmoo6 @irfegaar6. Sor,
loen &raiten talte 5agfgrer 8al6.
81. 8nter, Breit6ent for vDmffame-
rifanif @pgeforening", til Dbilfen
Screening Mf666e bgrte. &ti1ten bon
6gffet al ct ianM 8al6 al 6e beilig-
ite @lomfter bl116ne / &ronie og alle-
llags Srnamenter.
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rs Mar er ipnnbne.

IS Mar er manife tie nogen long
|9eDeib, naar man fer tilbnge / 81
oen; men a1aar en- Sorenine bar be-
itanet / IS Mnr, betrogter man set
iom en- MilepeI / Soreningens no
bifling, og man benptter / Mmin6e-
ltgbeo 2ejligbeoen til at itanie peo
'6ette 5felsqar og 1ooe 8IiiffHet glide
fen ober 6e ibltn6ne Mor og fe, ON
IMrbe6t bnr banret 6e Srugter> font
man ltrGbte efter.
@n a bore %Derb9retu6e 6ar1fe 5or-
|eninger fan / 6enne Maoneo 11aa ben
|256e MeilepRl. Set er Danif Sgiterz
iamfnn6sloge uMerdn6ra" Ser 0ns-
l6ag ben Is. September Tan fejre lit
I25 Mars Satbilpum. Sra en- lille
Sorening bar Sen pofi let til at bliDe
Ell flor og itgf 6orening, Der MI
Teller benimo6 6e to !&1tn6re6e Mieb-
|Iemnter, og iom giennem De 20 Mor
bar n6f6rt EN- @ierning og ct Arbei
6e, lom bar Dpret felt / mangt ct
6anf &iem / minneapolis og at oens
enfelte Me6lemmer.
Set Ell Ell 6ani t Screening, Tom
|i9rlig bar til Sormaal at arbeioe
Iblanot oanffe &biroer, men Sen 3or
/ set ft6fte Mar bit, at ben er biIliie
og ala6 be6 at Dielpe fit 2ano, D.
|Gorene6e Stater. timber Ben &srfglJ,
bbori 2otr6et for Eiben befinoer fig,
bnr 2ogen laabel iom De et1felte Meeb=
|lemmer tegnet fig for CELEBRITY 8on6s,
lfiebt 8ar Suoings Sfomps, giDet til
&eoe &orS Q. /. f. og 11aar Se5toagen
oprinoer, ON ct @ar Tigers Ei6, bgr
|2ogens og Mae6lemmernes Mrbei6e
oenre Senieer6e lite min6it frenba=
Ibes og m1erfien6es.
ut 2ogen paa En- igmmelig % felt
Zig Weaa6e bill feire fin 25=oarige
ISe6fels6ag, ba1roe bore ielpiagt, ogS
ligele6es at 8rgorene at uEborpnl0.
Hen1s 2oge bliber inbiteret. Bi er
iffe / Stan6 til pna bet 1tltbpreuoe
SioSpt1rH at gibe BET r0ferlige 8ro-
gram, htn iaa meget, al Soften bliDer
'nfbo1M ! 9ania fore Gal Onsbag
@fften ben Is. September1 og. at BEN
neofatte &omife bill gigre at / oeng
Wfagt for, at BET fan b1ibe en- itiIfnIo
og en- for 2ogen beroig Sgoielsoaas.
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-06
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bill be6 O66 Sellom 2oge 809's itore
6e1t 0nsoag BEN 18. 81, 81. 8 Mf=
ten, 6319 Miblano @be., Iom1e til.
ite0e og operreHe grp0rene ct pragt-
ful6t uSernice-6lag" inmt gibe- en-
al Scr. 8renit3 ino6bet u9riu" til
@e6ite. @@trene bill optr96e / Sen
flebelige u&g6e &ors" S%pgepleier<
ife-9rngt. 9esforu6en .biI flere be-
fien0te uSour Mim1tes Speafers"
tale, ligeiom Der bDbes pua fuabel
bofal lom muitfalf 1n6erbol6ntng
famt EN- lille 9uns. 81 baober, bette
sfriiten6e Brogrm bill treffffe f11l6t
@us til 6e elitber6ige 9GtreS og
8rg6reS Seit.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-06
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