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Packey Mcfarland. the crack Chica.
60 lightweight. will do 1876 pounds four
hours before the fight II Lightweight
Champion Willie Richie will consent
to do battle with him. Ritchie says
he will not think Of entering the ring
with any one until next July.
Al Of this makes Fackey extremely
wroth. Richie is the fourth champion
to arise while Mcfarland was a con.
tender for the crown. Joe Cans. Bat
thing Nelson and Adj WoIgast have all
been matched with the sturdy Irish
man. but something always prevented
the championship go.
Hackey was matched with the Old
master when it was almost assured
the next battle would be his last cham
pionship fight, but the plans exploded,
Nelson got the fight and the cham
pionship.
Packey asserts he taught Richie
most of the boxing that brought him
the lightweight title and believes that
be Is entitled to match.
IL the two ever get together it will
be II battle OF master and pupil. Ritch.
lie got his first real fights while UNI
der the direction of Emil Thirty. man
ager Of Mcfarland AS substitute
for Packey in Philadelphia. when the
star ringman was indisposed. he made
creditable showing against Young
Erne. and his climb has been rapid
since.
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Notice for Publication.
(Non-coal land.)

Department of the Interior, u. S
Land Office at Missoula, Montana
May 10. 1918. Notice is hereby giver
that Thomas F. Whitney of Sloan,
Montana, who, on Oct. 9. 1911, made
nd entry, No. OS733, for NEA, Sec IS,
Twp. 81 n, range %, w. M. NJ, has fiji
ed notice Of intention to make final
communication proof, under new law to
establish claim to the land above
described. before Cocker F. Rathbone.
a U. 5. Commissioner, at Roman, Mon
tana, on the 30th day of June 1913.
Claimant names as witnesses: Will
lam Medtcalf Andrew Salmonson,
Conant Sawyer, William Winbum, ali
of Sloan, Montana.
JOSIAH SKULL,
may ~ june 20 Register.
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Notice for Publication.
(Non-coal land.)

(NoH-coat Ianu.)
"Flathead Project
Department of the Interior IT, S
Land Office at Missoula. Montana
May 26, 1918. Notice is hereby giver
that John Martinson Sannwall, of Pol.
son, Montana, who, on Feby Z, 1912,
made nd entry, No. O392S, for Unit
W. M. NJ. has filed notice of intention
to make communication proof under
new law, to establish claim to the land
above described, before Coker F. Rath-
bone, U. S. Commissioners, at Roman,
Montana, on the 18th day of July, 1913.
Claimant names as witnesses: Ole
Grindvold, John William Swanson,
Herman Butt, Gust K. Carlson, all OF
Poison, Montana.
JOSIAH SKULL.
may 30 june q Register.
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10. NV ne, NJ NV sec. II, tp. q n, 81
W. M. M, has filed notice of intention
to make final communication proof,
under old law to establish claim to the
land above described. before Coker r.
Rathbone, a U. S. Commissioner, at
Roman, Montana, on the 3Oth day Of
June, 1913. Claimant names as witness
es: Louis F. Olson, Erick Peterson,
Curtis Jeffries, Solomon Singer, all Of
Roman. Montana.
JOSIAH SKULL,
may 16 june ID Register.
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may 80 june :
Notice for Publication.

HOH'C0dI IdIIU. 1dt11edU pTUJeCC.
Department of the Interior, u. S
Land Office at Missoula. Montana
May 10. 1918. Notice is hereby given
that John w. Hartman, Jr., of Roman,
Montana, who, on Nov. 4, 1911, made
nd entry. No. O38l2, for Unit D,
NJ Sc, section %, township
q n, range 81 w. NJ. NJ, has filed
notice of intention to make commuta-
ton proof, under new law to establish
claim to the land above described, be-
fore Cocker F. Rathbone, U. S. COM
missioner, at Roman, Montana, on the
Both day of June 1918. Claimant names
as witnesses: Julius E. Odiet, George
S. Diman, William H. Downs, Alex
ander Kennedy, all of Roman, Montana.
JOSIAH SKULL,
may % june 20 Register.
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Notice of Closing of Regis.
tratiOn.
may % June 90

Notice is hereby given that the regis
tration books for the registration of
qualified electors residing in the county
Of Missoula, Montana, for the Special
School District Bond Election, to be
held in School District No. in said
county on Wednesday, August 9th, 1918,
will be closed Saturday, July 5th, 1918,
at o'clock p, m. Electors for such
election may register before the county
clerk at his Office in the courthouse in
the City and County of Missoula, or by
appearing before any justice of the
peace or notary public, in the manner
provided by law.
W. BABINGTON,
County Clerk in and for Missoula coun-
ty. Montana.
Dated at Missoula, Montana, this 5th
day of June, A. D. 1918. j-13 ia
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Notice for Publication.

Department Of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office. at Missoula, Montana,
June 8. 1913. Notice is hereby given
that John A. Nordgren, of Roman, Mon
tana, who, on May IL, 1910, made nd
entry No. O2O66, for Unit C, VIZ SW
Sec. %, T. 20 NJ, r. 20 w. M. M, has
filed notice of intention to make final
communication proof under new law, to
establish claim to the land above de-
scribed. before Cocker f. Rathbone, a
U. S. Commissioner, at Roman, Mon
tana, on the 2lst day of July, 1913.
Claimant names as witnesses: Spencer
Sterling, Mrs. ADphonsie Mcintyre,
Almon Hooker, Addison M. Sterling.
all Of Roman, Montana.
JOSIAH SKULL,
jun IL jul IL Register.
Non-coal land, Flathead project,
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O38O3
Notice for Publication.

Department Of the Interior. U. s.
Land Office at Missoula, Montana,
June 2, 1918. Notice is hereby given
that Gala S. Ladd, of Roman,
Montana, who on Oct. 81, 1911, made
nd entry No. O3sO3. for Unit d, sw NV,
NV sw Sec. 81. T. 81 N, r. q w. M. M,
has filed notice of intention to make
final commuation proof under new law
to establish claim to the land above de-
scribed, before Coker F. Rathbone, a
U. S. Commissioner. at Roman. Mon
tana, on the 18th day of July, 1918.
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The department of the interior
was advertising last week for
land appraisers at $2O0per month,
graduate mining engineers pre-
ferred, but otherwise competent
men would be given a chance.
The work to be done is the APP.
praisement of government land
and an examination as to mineral
character. Applications for these
positions should be addressed to
Chief of Field Division Lantz, at
Helena.
Japan's reply to Secretary Bry-
ans note relative to the alien land
law passed by the California leg
islature, seems to have been a
poser. The little brown men are
as adept in craftsmanship as in
supplanting native sons in the
labor marts, and are making
trouble all around. 1t is said the
Japanese dream of controlling
the world at no late date and
their recent victory over Russia
has made them arrogant and over
confident. Her national debt is
all that keeps her quiet. 1t takes
twenty days wages each year of
every man in that kingdom to pay
the interest on it's debt. 1t takes
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Vanderbilt Has Fifty.fivs Racers.

/
Though w. X. Vanderbilt's horses
won only SS5OOO on the French turf III
1912. whereas he had for the four pre-
,eding seasons led the list OF winning
owners. his stable this year will be as
arge and powerful as usual. there be-
ng fifty-tve horses in the care Of Will
lam Duke at st. Louis de Poissy.
In addition to his horses in training
Mr.. Vanderbilt owns tifty-six brood
mares, including seven recently pur'
chased from the late Mr.. Keene, which
arrived safely in their new owners
farm, the Harau de Quesnay, in Nor
mandy, and Ave stations. One Of
these, the first class racer Northeast,
aas been leased to Mime. Lemaire de
villers, who bred the fast colt Mont
rose II. The others are Maintenon,
Prestige, Seasick and Oversight, the
after son OF the American horse
Halma, by Hanover.
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The newspaper law passed by
congress last winter requiring all
newspapers to publish a list OF
stockholders, bondholders or
mortgages, has been held con-
stitutional by the supreme court.
Hereafter all paid for notices
must be plainly marked 'adver-
tisement. +"
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ADVERTISING RATES
Roman, Mont, June ID. 1913.

The government is advertising
for timber cruisers with pay OF
5000 per month. Applications
for one of these positions should
be addressed to the interior de-
partment.
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Advertised Letters

Advertised Letters
The following letters remained
uncalled for in the postoffice at
Roman, Montana. for the week
ending June IL, 1918. When
calling for same please say lad
vertised."
John Deer, Line Elem.
A. M. STERLING, P. M.
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Notice for Publication.

non coal land. Flathead project.
Department OF the Interior. U. s.
Land Office, at Missoula. Montana,
May II, 1913. Notice is hereby given
that Robert Watson, of Roman. Mon
tana, who, on October 8, 1911, made nd
entry, No. 08734, for Unit A, ne ne sec.
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Mecraw Expect. Much Of p.mar...

MeGraw Expects Much Of Dsmarss.
or the nine young pitchers to 20
south with the New York Giants Man
ager McGraw believes he has real
find In Demaree. the star Of the South
ern league. who made his debut In the
majors last fall by shutting out Boston
In one Of the best pitched games Of the
year.
Demaree IL player of considerable
experience. though his activities have
been confined to the minors. He has
been at the pitching business for seven
or eight years and is far from a spring
chicken.
"The one thing that ! like about
Demaree." said McGraw. us his won
1erful control was so interested In
that part of his work on the day that
he beat Boston that did not get
good line on his stun. He ought to
make us a valuable man. ANY pitcher
who is cool and has control can WIN"
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Claimant names as witnesses: Stanley
Scearce,, William M. Kinney, George s.
Diamond, Julius T.. Odiet, all of Roman,
Montana. JOSIAH SKULL.
Register.
Non-coal land, Flathead project
june july 4
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only the wage of six hours for
the people of the United States
to pay the interest on Uncle SANS
debt.
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by the time she has raised six children
she will look more like an auto truck.
Cincinnati Enquirer.
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VOPTANZER BEIM SIKA SlVA.

pirb. Denu Elm bornebmer 5rembr bas
3orf beiudt, BAT ie ibu in WaDdeHs
5ous, i'm ,4ualuma", in Dem bic uHDere
b%siratbeten uldo4eR zines 9ories Dpbs
HeH, 81 empfangm, Jpn bort gu uRtsrbal
ten unb gu bepirtbsH gsi groBtH Gsiis
nhttiten bergittt fe bic .adpa" BAG 9as
t~ionolgstrdHt, Dor alien aber it ie bic
8ortdR5srin BAL ben groBgn 6iDG GiHas
IdnSeH, nobel ie tiHeR loitbareR. bon 8ss
IdIedt 5u 6eiale6t iia pusrbeH6sn
9on3belm TRACT, ber aug einem eihien
8aftel bon Nsnf6tubaarsu bsTtsbt, an
bem Wluitelu, feline @piegel uub BRET
berDorFebenos GpisBe btfsfiat fnb. Sis
BARI ~teinerlei fdpere @rbeit utrriaten.
aber nit oisIsr 5o6eR GbrtHFeaurs 1T
bic @erpfli6tung %btr6unbtn, bic 5unes
frduli4teit Die gum Gag ibrer 8srhsiras
tbuHg gu bepdbren. IN oisism 9ase
eiebt re aud i9re 3auposS ieluHg auf
unb cine dHoers anmutbige 9duptIingss
tobter nimmt ibrsn pldB Elm. Wtsiit bat
Ie Elm paar altsre G%brmbdmtn nm ftd
berum.
Gr5blides observation-disclosures be
Ter Menf6eu toni uns que BEN 8orf ents
geeen, benz mir ieBt nd6er tommm. IS
fnb nur etipa 3%ipan5is ruHos offeHe 6its
ten auf siHsm @rasplab UNI ben leidt
betpsate Qdlmen unb 8anansn berums
Ttsben. in ndGfer Rdbe bts idHft rous
idenben Weeres. 6iRter uHo Dor uns
ftr6men biele Msni6en bemielbeH 3iel
az, bic Mdbden nit GutrIauben I'M unb
Blumsn i'm 6aur, bic Mdnnsr ebtHfo, in
rotben, eriHeH uu6 bldusr nit 8lumens
muftern beotdten Qaba 2apds. Dor btm
Gragplab 1T cine Bsltpforte srridtet,
beren 9feilsr NIT 8ldtttrs upb 9liitbRns
auirlanben bon o6en bis untsu geihmid!
finb, unb an bsren @ineane cine art
GmpFungsbame itebt. Wir fHo 5uar
riht eineelabsn, oos mdAt dber ntfts,
isbtr. Der baber tommi, TIT me6r obsr
neniaer singslabsn unb Elm Sat oes 6ods
~aeitspaares. Sect tommt uHs Elm iiber
unb iibsr nit 8lumtn gsidmiidtes WdDs
den entgsgen, bdnet iebem bon uns cine
orobe aette Ihtper oufteHner 8lumen I'M
Sen Gals unb fibrt uns nit IitbeHss
nurbioem addsIn su sinem plab. TOO nir
am better isbeH tounen, mas bor IiA gsbt.
IN BEN offsneR 6dufern, oersn 5tiibs
pfeiler NIT 8ptigsn unD Biumn in alien
garbsn asf4miidt ltub, Itben mtbrtte bum
BERT WaenIdsH 3ufammeH, aud auf Dem
Graspldb Fbt IN lanser Reiben bic aan8c
mdHRIiGe gspolteruHg 6es DRIES JaIitoo,
bic ben grdutigdm mad Yaiala, bsm Gri
osr grout, bsgleitst BAT. Cine Gtngebos
renens& apeas BON apio btdit NIT sr0Bsm
Grnf unO Geidid msiit europddas Wdrs
g6e uno Mal3er, I'M 81 5eigeH, ipds is
fam. Die WluIitsr irugen weibe Gems
ben unb psibe 21D1 aobd. Wiels onbsre
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bst bas q%gniigen plrbs, Inn tauIenb
WRniden cine gau3e Node lang 3u idttis
gtH. Die 5iThe, an bsneR getafeIt psrs
ben lol, ftno idon aufetialaesn lin ben
gaH5eu 8rasplab berum iinb In 5ufeisnf
form in abitdnben bon L stipd 5Dei giss
ltr friI4e crime paIm5peige in ben gos
ben stitedt un6 iibsr bisls 9idsr esbreis
tel, 9appatiidr, aug gaf geflo4teu unb
nit 9ldttsrmufisrn b~ersiert. Gum GFen
Isbt man fia nit setrsuJten 8eineu auf
bic eeflodtensH Matten, nit bsnen Der
gobsn bt5edt III, oa, no es eiusm beliebt.
Sc 5pei Samoantr trogsn an eintm
9aumait, Der ibnsn auf ben Sdulteru
Iitst, Elm edH5es gebratsHss S4ipeir. 3as
nddit ieben mir stnmal 5tbn big finf5sbn
Gdpeins be%rbeiiragen, unb piir5igsr
8~ratenbuft erfini bic Cuff. Dds Gieii6
unp ale 3utbotsH bat man mad Si6iess
5itte auf gliibenb eemaftsn Gttintn ees
bratfn. Sin groBss Reifeisusr piro ans
e3iinbet unb um bieiss bgrum psrosn
fade Gttine burh bds Geusr erbibt. 2uf
bic Gieine nerbeR GApeine eeltgt un6
UNI bie1e berum @efliisel, 8anansp, 3aro
unb 9rotfru4t. 9as gan5s Diro baHn
nit 8auanens unb palmbldiisrn sugss
osdt unb mad tur5tr 3sit III nLts prdtts
bon oar lnb ipunbgrbar burdgebrotsn.
Die fduarBen G4Dtins, bic f6 balb
baniioert in Der Idbe Der 6dulsr berums
tummsln, ipsrbsn erit gejast, unb ss 1T
cine sieentbimlite Ssniation, ir.aH man
be Ginaeborensn nit Gpssren unb Meis
fern IN Ben Walb rtnnsn iieht, baHn b5rt,
IDLE bic 56fpsins gruH8eu0 ReiBaus neb.
men. bur6 ben gufA gtiaet, oann inter
bsTtiaem qrpteR getoDtet perbtn, bdB oer
ganss Malb poH lautsm 5dreintgeIdrei
unb Geauiete pibtrbdLt, 70 bdb man
pabrenb oieler Belt ieiren anberen Gs.
bahlsn fuFen fam ais bic armen
Ghptine al bemitlsiben Cine babe
Gtunbe Ipdtsr nerreH ie CANA gebrdter
berbeiastrdqen. Damn tDerben ie dut ben
8obsn asleot unb nit ben rieIigen ihats
fan, ldbsiariiesn MsHern tunFgsrsdt dut'
osIdnitien uno Serlegt Braun gIdn5eHt
unb pis ssfrDrsn febeH bic Sapeins aug.
Wltt gspej trdftigen 6ieben III Dos Ghipelr
III sipti adngs1dlften getbeilt, baHr iper'
ben bic DOresrs uHD 8intrbsint pom
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Rumpf g%etrennt. Inter ben IanBtn, lufs
tign paIm5peigen, inter oenen mon
Ipdter binirt, finb idou bic 9ifhbtdeD
dusgtbrtiitt ano bic Gtbede uufgelegt,
tletue, fril4 geflo6ttut Maitsn aus
qolmblattern, auf btnsn Elm frild ses
pflidtes gananeHblott Iie8t. 8arauf
ipiro jtbsm s%in5slnen feline GBpprlion fsra
Dirt, unb ih babe nod ME cine 1ibihere
unb oppetiiIihere Qrt bes Gerbirtns seg
it6en. Wir Ieben uns nun auf ben
Bootn in udhIter Qdhe Der Geitbitte gu
eini1eu uns b%etdRnten idmoaniIden Dos
men, bic Idnee GigarsiieH oes por3iigIiden
idmoanif6en Idbats rauhen, g%otofdns
aas, btren 9edblatt aus setrofneten 9as
udnsublGttern beItsbt. Sn Der Jeftbltte
bait btt 8emabl Der prin3eIiin MaIietod
cine 9ebe auf bas 8rautpdar. gae bdbsn
Iid nm bic 6iitte berumgebrdngi, ba ers
Idsint Elm eiHgeborsner qoli5it nit elmer
rieFq laneen qeitide, malt elm paar
Mal unb idldgt bic bieIe Wleier Iange
Gdnur DubenbeB bon Gingsboreneu I'm
bic geins uno aopfs. Wit pifl 8si6rst
unb @slddter ipringen fe bdbon, elm
tonsg Bib, bas 8aOOurennsu bieier buns
ten Gdoaren BON blumengeAmldteB
WeHIdeR.
SIN Snueru Der 6itte bsgiuui nun anf
benz tleinen, fr~sigelaHentn aanm In oer
Mitte elm Gind GiDds1dn5 IS 1T pobl
ou Id0nlte unb maHntgialtigFte gan5 ber
Gaos Sst; baIb piro Ct Don stn8tlnen
ottanat, bdnn piebtr bon brst bis bier,
ober bon ben iungen Mdnnern zines gans
8en Dorfes, eefubrt bon ibrer 9aup0. Der
9ans beiebt i'm peientlihtn In aEmuibis
pen Dunberbar era5ioIen gtipeglneen, bic
aae ibre Bebsutung 4dbtn, iresnb ipeIds
lleine luIiigt g~sgebenbsittH b%drltslsn. bic
III 1dn8form er3dblt iperbtn. Die Mns
mutb bes 2an5ss lit Ihiper 8a beidrtiben,
oag qanSs Wiligu gsb5rt oa3u, bic boben,
ldlanten Qolmen, bds ltie Maalden bes
HI alien JarbeH fhinuBben aoralleHs
mesrss, bic @IumtHDLifte, bic bur9 bic
Cuff 3iebtn, unb Bite fh0nsn MfnI9eH.
glun bdlt ber 6prtdsr bon @aidIa tpies
Der cine Rebe. Ct pertilnbst, bab feet
ber BsFIAmnus losseben iaHn. Die GoIse
babou lit Elm Bremen unb Gpringen mad
! alien aI6tungsu. Die qoIi5ipen lualsn
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Giugebortut, Grautu. Mdnner unD 6ins
Der. iteben obgr iIben auF benz @raspIaB
berum. Is 1T eth puHbgrbnr fdrbtnfrsus
biges uub ih1Hes Bib. Nur if0ne WsHs
ihsn iino 5a itboB. Jn ber miite bts
4laBss itebt oas Geithdus, nit rothtn unb
b~ioletttn 8Iumtngairlanbsn geFdmldt.
Gort iiBtn grout, grdutigdm uHo bic
etngelabenn GbrtngGFe nit getrsu5ttB
geiHtn uRo tauifsn bic bofIifftn Re,
bsusarten ~mitdu1Hber aus. SINNER uHo
INNER nod tommsu Gbrengdite berbei.
bnruntsr aud btr bgutfte Gouberntur
bon Samod, BET fA ebeufo ME bic Gins
seborensH 0ts gatsn Tones pegeH nit
esirsu5ten 8einsH auf ben gooen lebtn
mub DIR grdutigam 1T Gin fhon ttnas
dliersy 6srr nit iorgfdltig eftrduItItn
6aaren, bic biHten ldnge b%erabbdu9en.
Gr bat einsu blauen europdifdtn 5uhrod
an uHb Elm fpgibes 2aoa Qaba. aedts
nebsH ION Iibt Bic graut in einem pstBeH
Geioentleib, TIN ben blpben Sals Elm
pra6tpoIes 8iamanibaIsbaub. Cine ibrsr
Ghrenbamn liBt Dor ibr, orbnst ibr ben
Ghleter unb ben 5bmud. 9dnH fdat
uns cine Idlante, Iehr oriitotratiIds Gre
fheinung duf biz 1odttr bes aonigs
Walietoa 5anu, Der In ben Gdmpfeu I'm
bic @orbsrrTArft III Gamoa Der bon ben
Gngldnbtrn unttTalists @sgsntonig Wsas
taaFas, bes @srtreters Der otutfGeu qars
tel, par unb oeIalaesn ipurbs. Die qriRs
ssiIin irdgt Elm ftusrrotb ieibtnes 5sms
bfntleio unb 1T bdrfub, Die Shnetsr
bes 5duptlings Qtaupspe, NIT iur5gea
laniitsnsn r5tblid etfdrbttu 6oaren, Ibi
3ur ginttn bts 9ribsrs In sinem tur5tn,
munberppaen, bioIetteH Gammtllsib, mil
rotben Seioenbdnbern UNI bic tIaiIiIfj
oefDrmttn nadtfn 5hnlteru bsfeIiigt QuH
tritt auf ben @rasplab elm GROCER Ca
mpanr bon bertuIiTdsm aDrpsrbdu. bsr
6preder bes 1Drfes 0aialu. init felt
Iamer JiItelftimmt, BITE Mortt INNER IN
gletAer 9onlags lang hiudas8iebenb, baf
~ 70 tliHet. ais o6 * fiuoeH Dolte, Dtr'
tiinoet Il, baB jsbi bas aapds 9rinssn
beginne uHb bab itbsr loDisl trinten Tonne
uls IT tro[s. 6ierauf sldtfhen ale Wldn'
nsr uuf BEN plat IN bic 3dnbt.
Sn5mif6m baben IiA cine Rtlhs aubt'
rI aufgemadi uno trdgtl oas Gfsn her'
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-27
$50 OF ILLNESS
DUE TO ONE CAUSE

Physicians agree that $50 of all
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{ OF accumulated waste in the Colon
Clover Intestine).
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