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merit? V- They are bitterly ho.-tile to the :k : . k: I Reapu? O. Win men! In thi- country. n prcMMiictl by , the Hearst irt -s, which for 111 my j . yenrs Ivefore tin ar has alex-atcl , lutillty to fireat Britain. ar with' Japan, and war uiih .fci ? A. They .'.re ldtf rly hostile to the T, actio. . .Q. Why are mam imtp! li' clht- n month .uro f or (l the I.carue nmv indifferent to It.' A. The arv.ver 1 found in a remark by M;irk Twain in one of his travel book. lie ypoke of J.eop'.e who elimbinc a moun,a in ""i a ho? day declare that they would tiie worll for a drink, but when they re;ich the .-'immit th-v kio; .ic lii-t p.in? 2; rents for a bottle n' 1 .-er. . N tlds a dl-nhlnl parallel for

n frrt-at sublet lik" tlte leamie. . r. nr. -ids e.ist of .M- :U.u a ard W'voA. It is a very striking p.irillel. , v,,r,. ruhim; i v. rv available Human nature find it very a .y to j rfl ti c iV t v: n,.,:, increase forg-t. even the h.r.rror of a ;:re-if j production. war that cct n,Milv ten ir. il'.'ou j Fvid. r.ce of pr-f :teeriu:: will be livrs. Human nature is ap4 to s.-vv . pr-" nf-d to -r.md .ittri, s'urnkr the

that the thing can nr !iap;..n r train. Or ee hum in natur. s.as ; that if it happens acatn 'a ill s - j about It. Th" furth- r v.-- .'.raw aw ay ! from the war the more n.dil'P r nt ! people are likely to be. yet. ;im r-- I

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th.e Irfacrue? A. All thos kkikHkr pr..ihle to for think tht the ronnected with he L-auu-. t!i- - ; perse connected with ih" I . a rue j and th slight restrictions upon or rational freedom of action ot'r.ecte I t u-lth th Leaeue .ire i'i.Muri:m."wnVr l"",f J1, 4,1 : : 1 , Ka t'' ftftrt AAft fiiln 'in, fV... -.... .1 I il.' .All'i I" I.ll unrest which the war br u :h America. to (The End. PF.NY STOCK PROPOSAL INDIANA PORIS. Oct. P.- Pub Ulie. ....... v.i.....'t 1.1 stock diidends as such, th.e lay in deriving a p t : t i a of t j... ,. Merville H.at. Ik'ht P. w. r e. : a - lany for permi.-mn to .--:rh .-, , V.iWUe.iU. .O ' !',. I'M permission to K'-ue a Jl s:-k ; divhu'nJ' i DIAMOND DYES Any Woman can Dye now 1 rl" -v a e e " "k. r ! rv conL.ins d.ir.-." :;e.y so - th , any womn can. d. ir.-o'.d- : rich, fadeh roh r a-, r-n s. .! ty garmen'-. d:a; e: ; - . r;n--htlier uo. l. s-k.. !:r . :.. e ti i: ... xrlxe'l goods. Buy "Oiamon ! Lk Jtlnd her. porfec r. -,: -no oth'-r a rftnted even if oi h.tv. :i-,.r 2ur-. Irui!ri?t has color card.

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WILL CELEBRATE DISCOVERY DAY Knights of Columbus Will Serve Buffet Supper Dance Afterward. Th-.:- eoi-iimitt" e of ladies in charge of th" buffet lunch winch will form a p-irt .of the Columbus Day celebration Monday ev, nincr; at Reylcr hall announce, that the luncheon s. r vice will b. m promptly at t:30 and will terminate at 8 o clocx. sharp in order to .have the hall 1 buod t'-r the- speaking and dancin c. The Mi.-ha waka ouncil quartet has offered th-ir talent to add to the suce ss (f the affair and will si'n-r; immediately after the lunch. Th.e Ssouth Rend council of the Krurbts of Columbus have extended ir. kkitions to the .Notre Dame, and JviihUawaka councils and Mrs. I). J. McXamara, who is in charge of t!m luncheon committee, is making preparations to accommodate fiO persons. A five-piece orchestra will furnish the musk- fo rthe danep. The evenmcks eiit-rt.'iinment will be informal. FEDERAL AGENTS BREAK UP PLOT Department Gives Instructions For Indiana and Illinois. I'y P'kf.-d I'T' s : CHICAGO. Oct. ?. Nation wide arr.y's of known radicals were ord. red early today by tlm department of justice to thwart a plot of anarchists t o f n I r. t inim.edkate armed became known to-w,-re rushed to a rA "lutmn d.l W lie 11 whi--;h :i'.'t nts score of t-daee.-, in Illinois and Indiana to co;;d m t 1.1 i a . Simkar actiitits of special acrents St. Ik.uk Octroi:. Milwauke eXew V.:k. Piltsburg. Pa.. Denver. Los Augebs and Kansi.; City were c-l-cttd. X.ams and addresses of ak -red 1 adica'.s implicated in the pot h;iv p. er. furnished agents in ;y the Chicago Bureau raid lu re Thursday " archk-t he.a d'iuart r. tb.oe oiti following r.ight on Two ra.cn wer arrested in the raid information obtained. a i a v. 1 , DEMAND RELEASE OF ALL PRISONERS England Sends Stern Reply Soviet Government Officials. to LONDON. Oct. 9 Fore igr. Minisr Curren today sent a stern reply the Bol-hevik response to Brit--s virtual ultimatum demanding 1, as, c ; war prisoners and cessan of red propiandi. 'urzor. inr:ne :" t r i- aid m it:: t W i Tli, 1 i M. Krassin lit r, t;, j. j; soviet comniis-;t;-h prisoners Le r. l a-' .ir this was I immediately Inthe foreign othce's rd and that it i. action. would be folAI k i inf r:a d th :.g. The si; 'k, ik fro: igh In s'k;:;. becri authoritaSovitt regime :? a p. 0:1 on the Po- ' was ol'Sturt. - were supposed s-ir. signing of -tic- at Riga, the printed a wireha v. c ase d lo iknary ami r Stand ;fd m F'.re'irn to Kr iss.n Minister Tchit-:-i to ur iss.n .iy:r.T i ne dojle V :k: h.vve r- Mimed the offensive h. ,ve r. . R d, s a retreating in disv 1 : Neve-th.t less, we are conpe... e negotiations despite v n : i .- e d t r 1 u m p h -" it rebek.ien has broken out ov. frf.at of the soviet gov- . accor.Iir.g to a Copenhagen, to the Daily Tedrgraph to- . t .- c A ; M. 'ayices. Th.e dispatch quoted Riga ad-

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V. e n. DEMOCRATS MEET AT HIGH SCHOOL " " Judge rleet and Mrs. Halfcv Wilson Address Voters Wednesday. The third of a series of speeches in Indiana by Judge Edwin F. Fleet, asnstant secretary of commerce, will be delivered "Wednesday night in the1 hiirh school auditorium. Judge Fleet will speak Monday nizht in Goshen. Tuesday r.ight in Elkhart and Wednesday nicht in South Bend, lie comes to this city elirect from Washington, with the exception of his two talks in Goshen and Elkhart. The juige is a resident of the state of Michigan and a man well versed in th political issues of the day. In speaking in -outh Bend Judrje Fleet will deal with the 'Ixngtie of Nations and conditions in the United States senate. Coming direct from "Washington the judge will be in a position to enlighten voters in St. Joseph county on the true state of affairs In the nation's capitol. Mrs. Halsev Wilson has been se cured by the democratic committee to address the women voters on the same nirrht in the high school auditorium. The announcement of Mrs. 1 Wilson's speech In South Bend fulfills n desire long sought by the women voters In the county. From all indications a large number of women voters of both political parties will bo present N ednesnay night to hear Mrs. Wilson. The nieetinrr will start at s o'clock. HOLD UP HEN GET $200,000 BOOTY Two Men Visit Buffalo Store and Take Valuable Jcwelrv. Ikr United Press: BUFFARO. N. Y.f Oct. 0. Tw o iimdred thousand dollars worth or 1 -et diamonds were stolen from Max kowenthal. C5 years old, of Buffalo, cant for the Philip Present Co., , wholesale jew elers of Rewhester. N. ., by two men cany toaay. uowentlia.l had just alighted from a street car on Iiis way home with the diamonds in two .suitcases when he was attacked. After knocking Rowenthal down with revolvers, the robbers jumped into a taxicaf and drove away. Clarence Miller, driver, stopped the taxicab in front of a police station. He jumped out and rati to notify the police, but the robbers escaped. Shortly afterward, it was reported to police two men were said to have thrown a suitcase into a vacant lot. Police went to the lot and found the suitcase, which bore Rowenthal's Initials. It contained two or three diamond rings which hid been overlooked. After Lowenthal's inJuri"had been dressed he told police he believed th robbers had followed him from Chicacro where he obtained, the diamonds. He said most of the diamonds were set in platinum. Neither 7-wenthal . nor Miller could give .1 good description of the bandits. EIGHTY MEN REGISTER li RELIGIOUS SCHOOL Eirrhty new members have been registered at the new school of ro-hirio-js education, swelling the entire enrollment to according to a report of D. W. Staffed, director, made at the sec,,nd session of the school Friday night. Class rooms were- overcrowded but adjustments are beinj made to accommodate every one. The school Rsaid to be the larg t of its kind west of Massachusetts. The Rev. U. S. Davis, pastor of the First Baptist church, als! president cl the ministerial association, conducted the assembly period. Advertisers make profits from volume not rr!ce. :

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G Cox Expresses Pity For Juvenile Ignorance of Truth. (contint:ed from pahi: onti tr?. ate o.npanicdliov. trtdav's tour. Mr. Tac I OX . . . i r L and d c ir. - -r a t i c ca n .Pi d a t c- , , E--V ral of thf crowd-. CIov. 'ox declared, that tour was campaU'n'n old-f.ni-hioned American g. iravci.i.-, d c ,ai train from Louisville tko governor spoke at New Albany, Malern, Orleans. Bordtr, Mitchell. Bedford. lilUU.IilIlH.U!!, l 1 III I 1 T I i , wiiiwj.i, i'Ui-'er, uwivan, cntmuni juu Karmprfbura:. Cheering crowds of farmers and town folk, Including wojr.cn in sunbonncts and men in overalls, save the governor warm receptions. Rrasc? hands md decorations wore the rule an 1 a many stops the jrovcrnor l"ft his tear platform and spoke in village centers from improvi.-d brands' an in. I.aos for Strinl'icM Instead of spending Sunday h-re as had been fpiniH-d. Cov. C arranged to leave here ! ate tonictht and spend Sunday in Springrf if Id. 111., where he resumes his camp.ii.cn Mondny with a niht :;pech scheduled at fc't 1. lis. Among: numerous questions asked the poverncr by audiences was whether he favored repealing the prohibition law. "I am oppo?-ed to the enactment of nr.y law which in any way is in conflict with the eighteenth amendment as Interpreted by the supreme court." was thf candidate's answer. "The question has boon raised as to whether you owe your nomination to the wet influence'."' was another question and the soverr.or replied that he refused to pro to San Francisco heraus" he intended to ho "under obligations to nobody." "And in conseqaence of that," the Tovernor added. "I am a h.mlutely a free man." IrJ-h Question Gov. Cox criticised Pen. TIardincr's position on the Irish question, statlnpr: "The e ndidate of th.e senatorial crowd s.v.-.. that the Irish question does not concern America at all, that it is not of cur business. T denv jit. We are all a part of the sons of 'Clod, we are nil a p-.rt of humanity of th at"Th. and ve want justice to 1 ... prexaii everyw nere on God's foot stool." At Sullivan, the home of Chairman Hays of the republican nation i committee, a larg crowd che. red the mvernor. who made no reference to Mr. Hays. From early rvuri.-e tr-d-iy until long .afteu- darkn.s--. the ;,verror was kept hustling to his rear platform or e.t!;. r ros-rums and. although the strenuous schedule caused the train to lair two hourlate, large and enthusiastic crowds were at every stritten. At Iiis meeting hero toniht. en the court houe p'aza. Go. Co- was aske'd about the Mexican suesrtion. "A 1 et of people in th:s country have bourrht oil and pasture tracts in Mexico, for nothin, practically." Gov. Coy replied, "heoiuse it- is damrerous to live down there. If you remecve tlm dnntrer the property will b,j very valuable but yru eanne. rmove the danger unless we go in and shed a lot of Ameri '.in blood. "I'm nt troin-r to turn the blood of American -oldior boys into coin of the realm for a group of Ameri can 0:1 mxestors. the governor .added while th" crowd cheered. "Tll how much of that land William Randolph lRarst owns." was shouted at the governor but he said the ejuetion was personal and that his statement relatd te every owning property in Mexico. Another uuestion asked man wa : xvhether the league would supplant nationalism with internationalism. ".Vo." the governor replied. "The day has come when we must s:l'i:h a new order In the word." G. O. P. SPEAKERS TO CAMPAIGN IK DIANA INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. 0. The ropublican stat,- committee today announced thv itineraries for a number of speakers of national importance who will speak in the state during th.e next week. They include Gov. Brumbaugh of Pennsylvania; former Gov. Ik C. Stokes of NewJersey, and Gov. Henry Allen of Kansas. Gov. Brumbaugh will ns-t !a r ctoker 1 1 ; tpeak in La Porte, OctobiT 12. and Prankfort October 13; former Ge-v. Stokes will speak at Rochester. Oct. 11: Peru Oct 12: Indiana pedis Oct. 1.1; Fortville Oct. 14; Gov. Allen will speak at Richmond Oct. 11. Congressman Will Humphrey of Washington, will speak at Peru. Oct. 14; North Manchester Oct. 15, and Huntington, at night and Warren in the afternoon of the lJth. Leslie M. Shaw, secretary of the tnasury in Pres't McKinb-y's cabinet will speak at Aurora. Oct. 11; Newcastle Oct. 1.; Conncrsville Oct. PI; Fe.rtvilJe Ovt. 14; Washington Oct. 1.'; Andersen rct. 1C. Lungs Weak? Generous Offer to Tuberculosa SutTerer of Tried of SANOSIN 5ANOLEUM Embracing Europe's Remarkable ExpectorantSANOSIN Nof1 ntllrftl clentltt Dc-tora IMMI!, Koinrnerf old. V.'okT. Nrel. Clan. taler, Ummer a lare SANOSIN raoft valuab trfatmft.t for rujnsonfirr ail niiuui. rllr Vol3f. Court PiirflcUn. rurnctor ef thf Sanitarium fr roEBnrnp. tlfti, in Keitcldtzrnn. Grmanr, hlcilr reeraxf-nd It. SANOSIN Lai ben ofTI. pallly rp?oairr .ncl to tho Iierha Medical Aorlation. I)r, C. W. A Eeer, AraBterdain. Holland. dedar it a 'Mrtrnl oM'catlon to m-ik FANOS'IN known to tha wholi humnri race." Amur. I'-an urferers. rich or pvr, ran na th rInarkn.l hern trtmnt thut ta r:.n -Ith iicii ucr? In ITurope. 8ANOMN 8A.SVH.nr?.r Is !;nM to proda ."Mira, rwtful p without Morrhlata or 'r.llar de.idenlne !r::p, nnd to bring fprr-vt lmmdiftt rhff from eena, Idod rhtlrc tnd nlaht Bwoiiti. K-.NO-MN HA NOLL 131 1 un Inotpem heire treattrrt ef genuin rr.Tlt nnl fs rrovh -a a blsilnsf to h'.I fj:fr!n from Tatrrulrt'.i. Pron-Mf!, Antbrra. Catsrr!: WhoepJiT t:Tb.. etc erd f 7 PHKri noOKLCT (it-i t"tiino:itnI) fxrdilrihni; ttli trftr.ent arid how trtnl enn ' riadf lr vo'if w hen t rur r!k ..blren S NOIN-S NOr.K!3f. 252 .V. r,li fldrssn. I!!.. rppt. ?3 KlIOW THIS TO bOMC Cyk;FOUTLkA7r

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"Con" Game I i Special The New5-T1n i OOSHFA'. Ind.. Ort. r - -The nv. Urethren confsd Albert S. Mvr.auqh. 'A. j minister. -s1to y?tcrdaMlkni of tnit says. h lrt In a in Denver. Polo., ; 1 funds vhirh. ho

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son t or rrom nn t o nv . ,,!.. . i luuii i,i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 : i : ; i i u et 1 1 r'il. TTo vill be k'ejv .'! prisoner at th-- Flkhnrt county yi here until r?ct Tuesday in order to enable , , to file en'jrt rerort 1 the trusteeship puardlm-hip ar.d partition proceedings Tie of ronltv in which he was entrusted wth the money he Inst in jmmbbnrr. The reports he jjs to file, ir ;s- expected, will pive his exaet shortage. Rev. Moraurh's bondsmen. Anthony and Reniamln F. Deahl. Goshen Piu-yers; Divtd C Pehman of Coshen. and Robert W. Davenport. .T-moh Sollinfrer and Ceorsre f. Yoimtr. wealthy farmers re.-i.lin nenr here rnHnivfli-a j , , i ...V.V.t..'l l If, 1 I I i I 1 '. " liim to accept a lontr time a cr --mr-nt to effeot a settlement with them, but he declined. s"y:mr. "I will not set my familv in the street in order prison." o avoid serving a ter?u in Menautrh's wife, who owns much real estate, did not show any disposition to g-o to his relir;. marine hl belief it would be the better mm fer him to cro to the pen!fetiti,irv. Bondsmen will probably pay the 12.r,0O shortapo without waiting for local proceedings- to bo -rarted. Vacancies in official posit'o-is (reat-e-d by Mrnauph's confossion and sentence will be filled next week. Tie was secretary of the Flkhnrt County Farmers Mutual Insurance Co. and assessor of Klkhart township. GOSHEN Ar JVS Grover Cleveland Shafer of Garv, formerly of Goshen, is secri-tary öf the O. K. Giant Battery Co. of Gary, whose plant in that city burned with loss estimated at 000. William S. Burridce. who recently retired as general manager of the Art Novelty Co. here, disposing ed" his stock in the concern, will engage in the manufacture of piano benches in connection with the ;o-j-hen Woodworking Co.. owned by J. Vene Lehman and Kearney Rk Throckmorton. Mr. Burridge will establish the Burridge Mfc. Co. here. Harry Krgman of South Bend, ho id of the Pngma n-Matthews Range Co., was arrested by the county sped e-op on a charge of speeding his automobile on the IJncolri high wry. west of Goshen. He will stand trial. H. J. Ray of Indianapolis, arrest, ed for speeding his motor car on the Lincoln highway near here, was released wh-n he agreed to mail a check covering tir .e and costs. Gerrit Cla son of floshcn. who owns a ferti'.izing plant, on the irank ef RIkhart river, west of the city, was found jruilty when tried in tlm court of Jusice Whisler on a barge of maintaining a public nuisance. Farmers living in the vicinitv of the Clason plant started prosecution, allecing the stench to be ao bad they w ere compelled to close all the doors and windows of their homes. Many witnesses were examined at the trial. The superior court grand jury, which returned 35 indictments .'i gainst Charles Rk Morrice of Peru, formerly of Goshen, who is charged with embezzlement of funds belonging to the I.-X. L. Furniture Co. and with forgery, has been discharged. In all 4 2 indictments were returned by the jury. Morrice is at liberty under bonds of $24.200. Oo.hen fuel dealers declare that the attitude of the special Indiana coal commission in fixint: prices is such that many small dealers will 1) force. 1 01: t of business. It is ;sserte'd the n arrin of profit allowed by the commission is insufficient. ' WIN'S f.OLP CKOV CLRVKLAXD, Ohio, Oct. 9. Ahtia Stirling. of Atlanta, again wears the women's nationad golf crown for tho third consecutive time, a reccrd equalled only once in the history of the women's; games. The Georgia girl won the title at the Mayflower club todav b defeating Mn. J. V. Hurd. of the Westmore4and club, Pittsburg 1 to .". Iii IL1HX. WITH 11' A K( II KS INSLRTS Yot Tremhle are en used hy the m'flea anl llrataent that hold the little f. ot builds in pla-e, beootulng waLene.l, thus alleging one or toore ef the fetot boc of place. to slip out The only practical nay to correct and religio thefe troubles, la to rak-e the little Lone gradually to their normal positions by menus ef lnerl In the over lapping rockets cf ADCH , Wll-Wl.K Thry Contain No Mrtal C. Ij. Snyder, our foot reckillsr, iias been specially Haired t correct all trouM. No ctarje for exnuiinaticü. CIoue'(l WALK-OVLIt IlOOT Sil Ol 113 MkhljcaJi t.

TWO BISHOPS AT LOCAL CHURCH FOR SUNDAY SERVICES

First Evangelical Church Announces Special Program For Sunday. Sunday will be a day of ur.U;U.i! interest at the Fir.-t Rvar.celical church, Pafayette blvd. and Monro,, -t.. due to th arrival of two of the leading t Shops of the church. At 10:30 o'clock Bishop Lawrenc II. Sealer, of Rlir.ois. will preacli and Bi.-hop S. C. Breyfeir-!. of Pennsylvania, will bo the speaker at the 7:.1' oklock services. Bishop S-ager is the youncee-t bi.hop of th" church and Bishop Breyfogcl is the senior active bi.-hop. The formier was once president el Northwestern college and is now the executive head of the great Fvangcliral "Forward Movement." Bishop Bryfoeel has lone been one of the recognized leaders of the Christian church as a whole. Both bishops are famed for their exceptional pulpit power and force of oratory. A big- day is expected from their presence in South Bend. .TOHX IHTIiLPV. The funeral of John Buckley will be held from St. Patrick's church Monday morning at 3 o'clock. Itev. John F. DeClroote ofhoiating. Burial will bo in Cedar Grove c-emeterv. IF KIDNEYS ACT BAD TAKE SALTS Says Backache is sign you have been eating too much meat. When y ou tvake up with back.tcii and dull misery in the kidney re prion it generally means you have U en eating teo much meat, saxs a wellknown authoritv. Meat forms uric acid which eiverworks the kidr,es in their t ffurt to filter it from blood and they boocme sort oi paralyzed and loggy. When your kidneys tret sluggish and clog '. must relieve them, like you relic . . your bowels; removing all the bodx's urinous wate. e!-e ymi ba," Ii id. ache, sick' headache, dizzy spell-, your stomach sours. tongue is coated, and when the weather is bad you hae iheumatic twinges. The uriti is clouely. full of sediment, channels often gft sore, water seabi. two or thr-c times during the nitrht. and -.ou are bbli.ged to st-ek relief lather consult a good, reliable physicjan at one- or get from .-.our pharmacist about four ounces of Jad Salts; t ak' a ta bb -pnonf u 1 in a glass of wafer !ef,ro breakfast for a fewdays and your kidneys will then a t hue. This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and bn-mn juice, combined with lithia. and has been ued for generations to clean and stimulate- sluggish kidneys, also to neutralize acids in the urine so it no lotmer irritates, thus ending bladder weakness. Jad Salts is a life saver for regular meat raters. It is inexpensive, cannot injure and makes a ehdiuhtful. effervescent lithia-w ate r drink. LIXTrili; AT BRYLRK HALL Tir.SDAV. .1 f . . -r..- . M .;- .. .. .... -. - if S' '---: -L-:ir:-f-: v ? i 'yi.-:-. . f 't. . - ;.v - -V:-.i .,.; : V -..' ,!.. k ' ' -s Everybody fhouM know more about Fen-ilur. It stands In literature as the greatest American novel of a century. With the rons-nt of tho author. Lew- Wallace, a wonderful play was e-orstructed frem it which still tills the largest theaters of the country. It is therefore not surprising that many people are planning to attend the lieyler hall Tuesday evening to hear the story of Ben-Hur by Dr. Walter Mansell. a man who has made a sympathetic study of the book, the play, and who ha.- the ability to do Justice to the subject. A birg' number of colored slides will be shown. The lecture will begin at :C0. There will be no a dmi.-,-iAn fee. Dancing after the lecture. TAKE LINCOLN WAY CAR TO HOMEWOOD SUNDAY FREE BAND CONCERT See Page 12 Samuel C. Lontz & Sons The Home of Klean fwal East Colfax Aven.ua

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? y 1 j rn 111121 j o V to Vi m In tlie n-.'j iays which ar . t to com,-, have you r realized the value of f'.ou: rs in helping to drive awav the dre.rj i?ion outside? T'ieir presence alor.o carries one back to days of warmth and cheer. Pike.vtse. in th cold das of ot:r life, have vom ever con-;der'd the value of Mours in driving away the dreary vitionw eif th.e future ? Truly, flowers will brine summer to your ir.t?r time. s H VJLLIAhiSlilLOrUST i !30D?utDPTiichan5ircct )l '.Cfllfbww V c jv k.5'--fH, ... ... r v t i radier of Sinpinf: S'udio, 805 N. Michigan St. Lincoln 1018 1 I r? -s -r v-v . j-v c. ---- -f Ground in Our Own Shops Dr. J, lurk 230 S. Michigan St. Union Shoe Company 223 So. Michigan St. DRCGCIflT. AtdcUrorlJxm Trrater. The Big Cut Rate Dru Store j OTTO C BASTIAN, j -0 nisroi NT ON ALL RED STAR DLTi'oiT vAi-rn: on. iovi:s WARNER BROS. 22G Sejuth Michigan St. J. SCHULMAN & CO. COAL Lincoln 5637 ADLER BROS On MldJgan at Wathtnstoa Klncri 16i. THE STOIU: FOR ITHS ANT) IiOYS J J Mabel Hawk ins I'roducer cf blslinctivc Llrurcrle and ßcientirlc Coixrdn. .'or, .1. SI. S. Illdg. ilaln ST6 i T r a d ! n with idrotJscn nrciRs more for tn caih.

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