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(Kaksinkertainen voima) = Lake voidaan naut-
tia ilman Makkccn makua tuntematta. - 1.-The
tetiiin postimaksuineen $3.50 hinnalla, taydef
liset object mukana.
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Sumalampaliuelnfiet utuat idriesteffd'
wit femraatuaSti:

Iarquetisia toinen, relids ia init
beg funnuntai fiuisia no. $50 a. p.
ia Italia pbielmallinen inantpietto.
aolmannen funnuntain ebelliierd
fiistaina Munifinsisfa, fesfitpiiffonn
mibtuabsia, torstaina Sorest 2afess
ia; foImoutema firnruintaina Masfis-
"a; jofa toinen TIM Nmafasia 10. 10
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SlipJa, uunu lHtituile utult Tap
iuntcni pdilpdt, tai aiuafin ipoimafs
taat totsan iiiluet ljibendfieni falrfai-
lille nnelmicn mnille.
81 iinlia iuuri Sumalan lilonto.
nina ratastan ia ibailen iinnal
9uoia, Sinln labiaii oiuat dGrett0s
mdt. &ullefin nlnalLe ia maanoalle
Sind Diet jafanlt eriIaiiia la6ipiaIi.
MaitG mabtmneiuat Ola taiffi ne la6-
iaii ioita olet maanpiirille ~iatanilt
nina en- tieoa mutta niitG
labiuiafi, ioita DIET falIfaiielle 9obS
%iolalle, Supmelle jafanut, nina o.
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pdmeni ibailee ia ratastaa niitd.
!@uinfa fanniit pipaftam Silonen
.fcIdifct iIIat, lfliinfn ialaperGiien ten
boaipia oiuat tirffaat feiGeot, fuinfa
unelmariffaitn oiudttaan ipfipiict
fiIutamoillatl gnimndn taifista miz
ma rafastm Epbiolnn tntpiiia pGi-
mia ia bdnpiiid iltpia.
@iistot iairniimnat, pubtaimmat
minulld aioilta niiltd, fun olin
pieund p%oifasna pnbaisna. %llieasti
topcrcineni tiipcilin fpbti paaroien
j~prfdnteitd. Oil mia olifaan iloms
me, fun ipaina oil nGbtp ia olimmc
paaran ibutdnteeild ioiuitellen iufiia
jalfoibimme, ipuioafienme fiit6G min
baa .ipmibtia ales tainnaolle. Sos
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ibipdlIe llitnccn, min ei ie baitannit.
Slomrne oil Dbtd iirnri. onnistuimme
TO tai elnne. lluii pritps, lama TT
ia reippauS, mItta onni luft.
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lin. Nnutin ontestani. &uipittelin
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Ia ebesi1 Gilrnpnn ipallat ipapiiiipat.
2irmiiet i%paaroien barianteet olitpat
mirun ipaltafuntaani ia Irffiinps
tGt" pliipat minlrlla naltiffana.
eldmdnbalusta pirtaileipa
lperi ppltti %iipniani. llnelmisiani
6alfi firffaiben feiien, lumis-
ten taltpien, %jolloin minulla OIL mic
ZEN militia, mie6en mieli ia mie6en
tarmpfas tabbonfpoima ipaltiffmta.
ippin nallpittmnalla Inilria
ATTAIN iaaba. Niin unelmoin iinoin.
@isiG on mimin naltitfatii, misid
mirun mie6uliben ippimani ia innoss
NiitG ei mimilla ole - ie
OIL ifGipG tptnls -mutta IitG en- moi
6ftii pppoGat Sinulta, Sind
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bestaan lnpilluteni f%i6ltaiIet ipiiobet,
tai jos ct niitd anna, min anna mis
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leiuaifuiteen. SieIld miobostaiiin o.
man paltafuntani elGntGn mistista
ntubista ia fultaiiista faupungeista.
Yarbainfin eldnlG, ipaiffa iaiii fen
fprmenfertaiiesti eldG, on fiiin fllpla,
ipfa bobtaa ia baibtum. 3iitos SiGl
Sinun Totfaii tuntemiiesia nuoruu-
tent uiioistuu ia fotfan liiipin lehman
tpbti iidifbbben alltitaita aiuntpia.
Gntti @opra
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ia t~piiena t~orstaina flo 2 ip., ia nuor
ten ompeluieurn ~fpfoutiia ipfa tpi-
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imorten. 2asten p~mpelnleuran TO
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ielnla.
@alfrib 90. @ilen,
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Yaras Medium Neb Gloiser
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blis6eli.
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Mcbinm Neb gIoiper ia Sinln..at
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MALTA, Ell ole tpeben arta. SdanG iies
men oliii paras iiemen palomailIa
fDlpcti1ipG Justin lirmen poistuesia.
S22.5C 100 parnaa.
Sdtff mntlnipdt 10 |. tdppaIe' lolI
ci 5alua ostaa iGffid noipt Ia5ettdd
cn,at idfit parielipostisia ia paana
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On mtDs iaatatpana Narquls les
ipGtniIun fiemenid, palfem @,sidn
.alrc1 iiemenid, &iiotfin faurea tie
men:a il obran fiemenid. apipfdd
hDItc:a. Saatte bpipid iiemenid :nin
ta1ltd tiloatte. Cite ollenfaan ere1r
ay rpoar ie on teille bpSbpfii.
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DULUTH, MINI.

Konttori IL E. Superior st. Haara-
konttori v~irginiassa, Savolaisen kello
kaupan rakennuksessa = Avoinna
joka kuukauden ensimaisenR ia koL
mantena sunnuntaina.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-02-27
MUsIIKKI-LxKSYJx

MUSIIKKI-LxKSYJx
Pianon s~oitossa, Soolo laulussa ia Te-
orissa antaa
X. W. KILKKA
Konttori v. Equistin liikkeen Ylaker-
rassa
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/ O O
Jalkaa Lapamatoja

"a enemmdnhin tulee use;n Aise-satsin n~oufittua
Aryoisa Apteekkari: NUyrimmat kiitokset I'll
til lai,ama tolliikkeesti Jonaa niil tilnsln. Sillu
Fl llhtenyt varsin 200 jllkaa. mutta VII 100 jail.
kaa yarmash ia nyt olen nlInkuin toIncn nliss.
Ne ln~kkset tiki tehfivlinsh. Glen sydimellisestl
kiitolinon. Pilrsi Kalle Maxi. Augusta. Mont.
A~LvE-SATSI: Apteekkari Lignellin eri-
tyinen keksint6, Observation-Disclosures
VOIMA. Tama lHake tappaa m
lapamadot ia kaikki vatsassa olevat ma
dot. Matojen yleiset tuntomerkit ovat
seuraevat: Vaintelta rinnan ALA. muut-
t~uvaista kipua vatsassa. kova ruokahalu,
kuhn my6skin ruokahalun puute, vatsan
taytelaisyys, oksentaminen tai taipumus
o-ksentamaan, siniset renkaat silmien ALA.
painon vahentyminen ia epamiellyttavia
~tunteita vatsassa Monet kirsivat tata
yleisesti tuloksena sopimattomasta ruoka-
jarjestelmasta ia moni joka on sairas eika
l6yda mitaan ~huojennusta tavallisista
.laAkkeista tuskilleen, varmasti kirsii ma
doista, vaikka ei niita ole n~Akynytkaan
tarvetta tehdessa.
= Tama LAPAMATOLxXKE on tullut
tunnetuimmaksi ia suosituimmaksi kuhn
mikaan muu suomalaisten myyma ia val
mistama lapamatolaake Amerikassa.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-16
PLAYHOUSE ANNOUNCEMENTS

ing IN the metropolis he learns that
New York society is divided into two
parts-Bronx and Manhattan, and
that there is no immediate hope of
gaining introduction to the lady he
has travelled so far to see. Then
when he finally accomplishes the
seemingly impossible. he finds that
he doesn't want her after all AMI
falls in love with a regular girl,
plain but true-hearted. Margery
Wilson in the latter role and Anna
Nilsson as the other woman, offer
distinct contrasts in the two stratas
of society.
Tomorrow. The Belle of New
York." featuring Marian Davies,
brings TO the screen one of the
greatest plays of it's time. Produced
in New York 20 years ago, it is at
the present time enjoying a revival
on the London stage. Edna May
played the original role and is por-
trayed by Miss Davies on the silver
sheet, the part of the Salvation
Army Lassie" loses none of it's sweet
ness and charm. The play has been
translated into perhaps a dozen diff
ferent languages and has been seen
by people in every hamlet through
out two continents. The plot con-
Germs the blue-bonneted heroine who
takes under her wing a tickle and
youthful spendthrift and makes n
real man of him, winning popular
ity for herself as we'll
Lila Lee. the "Cuddles'' of vaude-
Vile fame is Tuesdays star at the
I.asalle in The secret Garden"
pretty romantic and fantastic tale
by Frances Hodgson Burnett. Humor
is interw woven with mystery through
out the five reels. The blind cropping
of a little child for love and under
standing are the dominant features.
A notable cast including Spottis-
woOde Aitken is seen in her support.
Miss Lee gives to the screen her
best piece of acting in the character
of Mary Lenox and will endear her
self 10 readers of the book.
Under the Top" which is We'd
nesday's attraction at the Lasalle is
Fred Stones second starring vehicle
for the screen. Juding from the COM
ment received when his first picture
was shown, this nimbie comedian Of
the stage has more than demon
strated his ability as a silent actor.
AS a matter of fact the present story
is in some respects true to the early
life of Mr.. stone, when he lived in
small town painting houses and
became a circus performer to earn
his living. There is tender little
love romance running through the
story and the portrayal of life under
the big tops of a travelling circus is
realistically pictured.
DAY Dreams" Thursdays pic
ture at the Lasalle features pretty
Madge Kennedy. On Friday Miss
Ambition" brings to the screen
Corinne Griffith, seen last week in
The Girl of Today" on Saturday
wives and other Wives" stars
Mary Miles Minter.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-16
0RPHEUM

Starting today the Orpheum has
arranged a four days bill of all
comedy acts. The demand for COM
edy is uppermost with patrons OF
vaudeville and the management,
realizing this fact, has provided at
fractions that for their fun-making
qualities cannot be equaled. Cahill
and Romine, two clever artists, pre-
sent an amusing skit which COM
bines the two most popular comedy
characters on the stage today. that
of the untutored italian and the ed
ucated Coon" Their number COM
bines singing and comedy talk. "Ex-
cess Baggage" a comedy playlet.
presented by three people, Leigh De-
Lacy and company, has to do with
travelling man who takes his better
half with him on one Of his road
trips. The complications that arise
when another pretty woman gets in
his room by mistake are fast and
furious. A clever trio Of youngsters
are billed as Viola Lewis and COM
pany. and offer a comedy singing,
talking and dancing number that is
out of the ordinary. The act will be
a real treat for both children and
grown-ups. McRae and Clegg offer
comedy cycling number called 1.-THE
Intruder and the Queen OF the
wheel" Herbert's dogs, well-trained
animals, complete an excellent and
varied bill.
Florrie Millership and Charles
O'Connor, presenting THE Girl on
the Magazine" a musical comedy
surprise. topline the bill for the last
half of the week starting Thursday.
Sharing acting honors on the same
program is Resista, a mere slip or a
girl, 20 years old and weighing 9S
pounds, and yet one who defies any
one of lifting her. This latter act is
a real sensation and will provide
amusement as we'll as being instruc-
tive. Frosini, the man who first dig
nified the accordion in America, and
whose selections are in demand for
phonograph records, is another act
that will delight. Dan Ahearn in
quaint "rube" characterizations and
one other excellent act, makes up
the bill.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-16
AT THE CASTLE.

How a change in environment al
tered a weakling for the better when
he saw the girl he loved in danger.
is told charmingly in Courage for
Two" the Castle picture for tomor-
row, which presents popular Car
lyle Blackwell in a dual role. How,
in order to save the family fortune
from designing relatives, two cou-
sins change places, the cultured and
educated one Immediately winning
the approval of the other boys
sweetheart, and the rough but brave
one gaining the love of the society
maid, makes for entertaining COM
plications and a love ENHANCEMENT
that is only Strengthened out in the
final reel. Evelyn Greeley plays the
girl, while Jack Drummer makes
very wicked and designing villain.
In THE Belle of New York." pretty
Marian Davies, screen favorite, steps
into the role created on the speak
ing stage by dainty Edna May, that
of the Salvation Army lassie," who
reforms the rich waster and finally
wins happiness as his wife. As
musical comedy this success enjoyed
a longer run and more revivals than
any other production of its kind
known. 1t has been translated into
at least a dozen different languages
and is at the present time being
played on the London stage. In
screen form and with modern set
tings it will be found most pleasing.
This is Tuesdays attraction at the
Castle theater.
On wednesday THE Secret Gar
den," a whimsical romance from the
pen OF that well-known writer,
Frances Hodgson Burnett, will be
offered with pretty Lila Lee fea-
tured. Thursdays attraction is I'm
der the Top" with Fred Stone Of the
famous team of Montgomery and
Stone, performing mis- acroDatic feats
before the camera. On Friday Day
Dreams" stars beautiful and popu-
lar Madge Kennedy, while on Satur-
dav Miss Ambition" features
Corinne Griffith" one of last weeks
favorites.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-16
AUDITORIUM

Sacrificed on the auction block of
matrimony to satisfy a greedy father.
is the vision seen by a young and
beautiful girl in why 1 Would Not
Marry said 10 be a powerful
morality play produced by william
Fox. which will be the attraction at
the Auditorium for Monday and
Tuesday. How this raving beauty
avoids matrimonial pitfalls, escapes
an existence of misery, saves her
soul and achieves happiness consti-
tutes the basis of the picture The
story is said to be told in an enter
tanning and unique manner through
the working out Of a novel idea. The
girl has four suitors, whom she con-
siders about equally desirable, but
learns, ere she accepts any of them,
that her life would be one of misery
with any OF them. A two reel Sun
shine" comedy will also be on for
Monday and Tuesday. Motherhood
in ali its bitterness and all it's JOY
is reaveled in THE Call OF the
Soul" in which Gladys Brockwell
will be seen on Wednesday. This
woman hides the saddest secret in
the world from the man she loves.
She is the mother OF a small fiaxen-
haired girl who brings Joy into her
sad life, but who is an encumbrance
when love and marriage beckon to
the mother. The Pathe News and
a comedy featuring Harold Lloyd are
other pictures for Wednesday. Bert
Lytell in Faith" a five act drama
filled with thrills, suspense and ro-
nance, will be the chief attraction
for Thursday, with the fourth
episode of that sensational new
serial 1.-The Master Mystery" with
Houdini in the cast. The Allies War
Review will also be shown as usual
and will be the last OF the series
Florence Reed, noted emotional
actress, will be seen on Friday in a
powerful drama called To-day" the
story Of a woman who sacrificed her
soul for clothes. 1t was a success
full stage production and has been
made into an exceptionally good
screen play. Saturday Theda Bara
will be seen in Under Two Flags"
a perturbation of Oida's famous
French story OF the same name.
Who's Little Wife Are You," two
reel Mack Sennett-Paramount COM
edy and the Pathe News OF current
events will also be shown. Today's
bill includes Fatty Arbuckle in
1.-The Sheriff." Mutt and jeff, The
Pathe News, the Lure of the Cir
Gus" the thrilling serial in which
Eddie Polo is featured, and '"The
Rangers Range" two reel western
drama.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-16
"HITCHY Koop

"Hitchy Koo." the sensationaIly
successful musical comedy revue
that ran for two solid years in New
York, and many weeks In Chicago.
IS TO be the attraction at the oliver
theater- If reputation counts for
anything 'Hitchy KOo" ought 10
prove one % the biggest, brightest
and best offerings seen for sometime.
10 is said that the same production
mat ravished New YORK audiences
VIII be seen when "Hitchy Koo'
plays here, scenery and costumes be-
ing the last word in dazzling rich
ness and beauty.
William Rock. the famous star of
his own revue who was obliged 10
discontinue his tour temporarily be-
cause OF illness of his cO-star, Fran
ces White, was thus enabled to Jump
from Chicago to New York and di-
rect rehearsals OF "Hitchy Koo.' a
fac. that means that principals and
chorus viii show the limit Of pep
and originality. Rock himself play
ed in the original cast of 'Hitchy
koo" and was accordingly. especially
well equipped TO direct this organi-
zation.
The principals are all well known
musical comedy stars and big
time" vaudeville headIiners, includ-
ing William Vaughan Durham, Stan
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-16

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-16

Nothing But the Truth" the hi
larious farce that will be seen at the
Oliver theater Tuesday evening. Feb
IS, has better have been christeEed
Nothing but Laughter" but James
Montgomery. having given his play
a name that most fittingly covers the
theme Of it, he was possibly the best
Judge 1t is a play built upon a SIM
pie idea OF its hero speaking nothing
but the absolute truth for a stated
period He bets a friend $4,000
that he can do IL, and boldly tackles
truth 10 win the money. For a very
short time the task is placidly easy
but Truth rOuts out old man Trouble
and then things begin TO harDen
Trouble doesn't seem very large and
aggressive when he first pokes his
nose into the noble resolve OF our
hero, but he grows rapidly and soon
we see our dealer in truth disrupt
ing the domestic relations OF his
partner In fact, Trouble works
overtime. and regulations that have
been unblemished are smirched. Sit
uations that are absurd and COM
plications almost knotted, pile up,
all credited TO Truth, and the result
OF the wager to foster and cherish
that great virtue from the lips of the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-16

Birthday Ain
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-16

An odd Fellows pocketpiece, with
an inscription showing that its own
er had belonged to keystone lodge,
in Bethlehem, Pa, was picked up or
battlefield in France and event
ually came into the possession o.
C. L. Fox Of Houlton. Me. An ar
ticle about the little aluminium disc
was published in the Houlton Times
and a copy was sent TO the lodge in
Pennsylvania. c. II. Fogg Of the
Times, later received a letter from
the secretary OF keystone lodge
saying that the pocketpiece belongs
20 Walter Schonenberger OF Bethle
hem. and that II Mr.. Fox would send
the disc 20 him he would see that
Mr.. Schonenberger got it after he
returned from France.