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The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-07-25
Shawnee Claims plscrImlnatlon


In spite of the fact that Shawnee
receives its gas supply from the same
pipe line as Oklahoma City, Guthrie
and other cities, that city is charged
30 cents per thousand for gas, while
the other cities are charged only 20
cents per thousand, according to a
complaint filed with the corporation
commission by number of Shawnee
citizens. The complaint was signed
by F. II. Riley, s. C. vlnson and 9TH
ers against the Shawnee Gas and Elec-
trio company of Shawnee
The cities named receive the gas
supply from the Cushing fields
through pipe line which runs to
Chandler, Shawnee, Oklahoma City,
Guthrie and other cities. The COM
plants claim that there is no ad-
ditional expense in furnishing Shaw
nee with gas, and no reason for an
extra charge of 10 cents per thousand
over the rate charged against the 9TH
er cities.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-07-25
SALE OF SCHOOL LAND
Between Five and Six Hundred Thou
sand Acres in Panhandle

The state school land commission
ers ordered the sale of between
100000 and 100000 acres of new col
lege land located in the panhandle
section of the state which was in
spected some time ago by the COM
missioners. The exact date of the
sale has not been agreed upon yet.
1t probably will require until early
fall to complete the preliminary plans
and get the land ready to be placed
on the market.
The deeds which will be given by
the state to the purchasers Of the
land will not convey title to mineral
deposits valuable for mineral pur-
poses. Acting on request Of the
school land commissioner the attor-
ney general has given an opinion in
which he holds that the state can not
give title to mineral deposits under
scool lands prior to 1915 and the land
will be sold with that agreement be-
tween the purchaser and the state.
The first sale of the land if the
present plan of the commission Is car
ried out will be held in Cimarron
county The three counties compris-
ing the so-called panhandle, Cimarron
Texas and Beaver, contain more than
100000 acres of new college land all
of which probably will go on sale
in the near future. There are also
100000 acres of common school land
of better grade than the new col
lege land located in the three coun-
ties but this will not be placed on
sale now, it being the desire of the
commission to dispose of the new col
lege land first.
Sales of land are to be made at
the county seat on forty years time,
without residence restrictions, per-
cent of the purchase price paid down,
and the remainder in annual pay
ments. the same to bear percent
interest Two sections of the land
designated for grazing purposes will
be the maximum that one person can
obtain.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-07-25

White table-linen is important in
making things attractive. If white ia
ble-linen is not within the reach Of ev-
eryone, it is surely in everyone's power
to set the table we'll.
The knives, forks and spoons are
sometimes apparently thrown at the
table, with no idea of order. One has
to be careful to get his own water
glass, ETC. The knives and spoons
should be placed on the right, and the
forks on the left Of the plate, at even
distance from the edge OF the table,
with the water glass at the end Of
the knife. The napkin is usually
placed at the left of the fork. All
dishes should be placed inside the line
of plates, and SO be out of ones way
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p. M. Examinations Soon.

Through the efforts Of various mem.
bers of the Oklahoma delegation in
congress Postmaster General Burle-
son has agreed to move up the ex-
animation period for the fourth-class
postmasters of Oklahoma. Jndcr the
new regulations of the department
each fourth-class postmaster in the
land is forced /. to comply with the
civil service rules and stand examina-
ton If he is to keep his place In the
service and as a result examinations
already are under way in several
states.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-07-25
Want Orient To Paw

The corporation commission filed a
petition of Intervention with the Unit
ed States district court in Kansas in
the matter of the receivership of the
Orient railroad, asking the court to
order the receivers to pay into the
hands of the, commission S6,474SO,
which is claimed to be the amount
Of overcharge on coal shipments in
the state of Oklahoma by the Orient
at rates contrary to order No. 500,
commonly known as the coal order
of the commission.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-07-25
Rate Schedules On sIIos Planned

The corporation commission issued
a notice to all railroads operating in
Oklahoma to the effect that on July
81 the commission will hold a hear.
ing relative to establishing and pro-
mitigating rates, rules and regulations
for the handling and shipping OF steel
and iron silos. There is no tariff at
present which fixes the rates on silos
and parts of silos when shipped in
less than carload lots and it is with
the view of establishing rates on this
commodity that the commission has
called the hearing.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-07-25

patches and is perfect only in abso-
Lutte completeness. There are graces
innumerable Of the mind, OF the heart,
and Of the speech. as well as of the
body.
Usually these graces help to develop
each other. The girl with bouyant
thoughts speeds on her way with buoy
ant step. The discouraged heart is al
ways borne along with slow, discour-
aged tread. Our actions indicate our
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-07-25
WOMAN'S PLACE IN THE WORLD

While woman's place in the world
is not merely that of useless orna-
ment, she surely never was intended
to detract from the general art eff
fects Of nature.
And this she does when she ambles
along in awkward ungainliness, dis
torting every beautiful line which is
her divine inheritance and making Of
herself a most unattractive picture.
Feminine beauty is not matter Of
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-07-25

in eating. Cracked and broken dishes
are not permissible at any time. The
cracks and Clipped places hold dirt
and microbes, and are unhealthful, be-
side being ugly to look at.
A little garnish Of parsley on a cold
meat dish, or hard-boiled egg sliced
on the greens, or the butter made into
neat pats or slices, will help wonder
fully in making the meal attractive.
In this connection we might mention
the use of flowers on the table. Most
farm tables have seen have been too
crowded for flowers. but when we do
away with some of the unnecessary
things, there will be room for a flow
ering plant, or vase of pretty cut
flowers.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-07-25
Henshaw Returns From WASHINGTON

HenshaW Returns From Washington
Corporation Commissioner George
A. Henshaw returned from Washing
ton, where he has been attending a
meeting of committee of five repre-
senting the corporation commissions
of every state in the union and the
officers of the interstate commerce
commission relative to working out
the plan Of ascertaining the physical
value of all railroad proper in the
United States.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-07-25
Thought Destroyer.

Mrs. Binks-Now that you have a
little son and heir, think you ought
to stay at home evenings and think
about his future.
Mr.. Binks-That's Just the trouble.
He raises such an eternal racket
have to 20 out to think-Puck-
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-07-25
Thompson Wants Eastman Removed

thompson wants Eastman Removed.
Charges of pernicious political &C.
tivity on the part of Postmaster Fl.
G. Eastman of Oklahoma City, have
been filed with the postofflce depart
ment by Representative Joe B. Thomp-
son of Oklahoma. Representative
Thompson charges that Eastman has
been closely identified with Dennis
Flynn in active work for the republi-
can party since Eastman took his oath
of office as postmaster and it is de-
clared he was particularly active dur
ing the last campaign.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-07-25

moods. our manners are evidences of
our thoughts. We are continually CIV
ing outward expression to our prin-
ciples, sentiments and beliefs.-Ex-
change.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-07-25
Device to Keep Record Of Hens.

To record hens egg-laying capaci-
ties two New Workers have patented
a simple nest, in leaving which hen
is forced to mark board with crayon
attached to a foot, different colors be-
ing used to distinguish different hens.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-07-25
Valuable Feathers Destroyed.

Approximately ten tons Of feathers
plucked from birds by poachers four
or five years ago in the Hawaiian
islands have been burned by the gov
eminent scientists in Honolulu.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-07-25
OKLAHOMA NEWS NOTES
er1ADoWs OF COMING EVENTS.
July 23-29-Chautauqua at Blackwell.

OflHOOWo OF COmlNS EVEN ..
July 23-29-Chautauqua at Blackwell.
July 1928, Street Fair, ArdmOre.
Aug. IL, Annual Celebration, Yale.
Aug.6-Kiowa, Commanche, opening
celebration at Hobart and Lawton.
Aug. 1S-22-Oklahoma State Federation
OF Labor Convention. Muskogee.
Aug. 22-23, Big Pasture Settlers, Re-
union, Grandhed
Aug. 10, Watermelon Carnival,
Cement.
Aug. 1923 Street Fair, Thomas.
Sept. S-l3-Rusn Springs Carnival.
Sept. 15-19-Pottawatomie County Fair,
Shawnee
sept. l6-Celebration of opening OF
Cherokee Strip at Perry
sept. 23-Oct. 4.-Oklahoma State Fair.
sept. 29-Oct. 3-Horse Show at State
Oct 6-l1--Muskogee Fair.
Oct. 16-1S-Peanut Carnival, Duncan.
Oct. 26-Presidsntial election. Mexico.
Jan. 1851, State Poultry Show, Enid.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-07-25

F racing is the sport Of
kings, polo is the sport of
millionaires. Any king,
even though he may
be an insignificant Indian
potentate or a ruler Of a
Balkan state, with a peck
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-13

gift mes @roSierer N6olf Solberg,
Der ! lit 9io cor M}eoeier i Sir
maet @11o. s. aiar, 6reorifsitao %
Ell Setter al @iitorielnaler slrbo.
6rn Solberg, Ser ejeoe set prag-
ttge GODS @obberpif pes 9ranme1l,
Dor cit pormbiertet % meget goo
Daame. Sul1 bar Mober
til fbp. Stortingsmano g. g.. Sol
berg, Sre6rifsltab.
@rosierer Claus Grimol1
9abl CT ocn Toe Maj afgaaet beb
/ &riitianio / oen bic Alber
al So Mar. Gobl bar fp0t / Stap=
anger / 1925. San tilbprte Ell
SlGgt, buiS Meolemruer opl,oar en-
bej Mlocr:: CT @ro0er al baln leper
/ 2arpif - 80 s(or gornnnel, cit
Spiter opoe nplig i tit 93oe Mar
% bans @eoitefaoer, Sl1ititsraoo
Gbriltion 9ercbe DaDl / Bergen,
blep SO Mor gun1n1el.
- @arpermeltc tier Se1lS Yetter
I@ollen, &%riltiania, er sen 80. Mai
pco 0goell / Sen beie M=
Scr al 80 Star. Gen 20. Sftober
1910 fejre0e @ollen, omgipet al s
% 8erltebern % s 9erne-
b~srnsbsrn, Gion1antbrpllnp, og
mobtog SEN Gang mangfolbige 8e=
bier pao ben Mgtelie, ban neo.
&ollen par bpi 6riml,rer og biit=
,,of pes fin 9gb ulolte Meolem al
Sen 1tore 2%anoslo9e.
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par ba1 bjenn1e og blep ga gift.
@olls @nItrl1 opboloer Jig / Morge.
= 6rn sophie &pgb, fg6t Mrnt=
5el1> @llfc efter ofbpoe 8ontoirefter
5tatsraa0 gpalo &pg, or ofgoaet
peo 3poen / &riitianio, II Mar 81.
6rlt Marie Dlpoo, fpot Gap
pelen, CT ocn 10. Maj ofgooet pes
1poen fln faa Gage efter lin
Monb. Sum bar 81 Mor 81. of
bpoe, lom bar eli Game nueo iel=
ltabelige % Representative Mnleg,
par / mango 9lor / lit !@jem Mfiot=
pur1ftet for Yorsgrltnos Seljfabs=
liD.
Mpotbefer @alfboat @insnes
CT afgaaet peb 9poerL as 9(ar 81.
@insnes bar fpot / 1866, tog far=
moeeutiif NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. /
1884 % blep 1910 u0lurunt til
9%(potbefer pe6 @reaafer, bpilfer
Stiai,g BON ii0en far inoebapt.
= @aor0br1tger &iel g. Stjel=
breo, tibligere Orofprer / 5ollun1
% CIT al 9iltriftets meo fiel1ote
Me11o, CT ofgooet peb 9poel1, G5
Mar gammel.
@ro5Ierer Sobol1 6reorif
2l1nb9reer er afgooet peo 0poen /
Sronobjem, 67 Mar gonrn1cl. Mf=
ogoc, Ser par Gbcf for 6irn1aet 81.
$. 911nogreen5 gnfe, nar cit al
1ronobjems opgtiglte % melt a1r-
lete Torretrti,t1smeno. &on par
Meolem al 9ireftionen for Gron0-
biem1s Sparebanf og for Nor6en<
fieloife &unitinoultrimuielnm. So11
Dor officer al Sen frantic uSSrltruc=
tton public.
- Snfanterifaptejn Sobon slor-
noes er ofguaet pe0 2e6erL 67R
Nar gan1n1el. Morl1ns blep Diff
Ger 1868 og 11611ppntes / 1889 til
&optein / lite Mfcrsbl1slf e 8rigooe.
Sra 6en1e shilling to9 bou Mfifeo
i 1905. @am1le &uptejn MarnGS
por cit uiuopanlig ipmpatbiif oa
%clifper0ig Mol1b. @noifabet ONT
bans Gp0 nil mobtoges mes Selnob
al Sc mango, font bap0e lGrt at
bolbe al bom.
Gnfefr1 oouiie solberg fra
9ra,l1nrc1 CT ofgoact peo 9poen /
6rcSrifslto0 1tnber ct Tarniliebeipg,
pcl so Mor gammcl. Sum par
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Nnr1 Bakuta.

- Mrinoelig Easioeertrofit oiI
begpnoe Sen Is. Sltri paa Sen 1pe
GrafezGeuils Safe Tor0pille Serr-
boneIinic. Gn Sernba1eitation er
opiert / bpcr 9p. Eolten bill oglaa
fra Sen 9ib lc1,ocs mes 5oget.
Sra flcre Stcocr n1eloes til
@ismorcf, at in1oa Tlotfe al &ior-
te CT Jet at grasie pao Yrerien.
Sc er forbolospis neeet tmrr11e oe
laber 6olf fon1lne bel1 poa nGrt:
@olo. @l1pcrnsr Sauna bor par=
ilet &ilotbctjentene pt1, at Sc mao:
ie til at oisie Dpr b~eifpttes. Gem
bpic &onoltaln0 / Misiisiippiflooen
antages at bope tpunget @iorten~ op
pao !@pjlonbct.
Sarge oil peb. fripillig Gut
lfription ifaffe tilpeje nof Hcnec til
at icl,0e ollie fine &eterarer til set
ltorc Mp0e, iorn / Sontm1er lfal boil
oes pao set 5teo, bpor 5laget peb'
Gettysburg lto0 for so Mor 1ioen-
9egis!aturen lbebilgeoe cit Gum.
Der ifltlbe 9oo til MeiieltOaifter for
Sc Getcroncr / Stotel>, font p,ifcr
at r~eiie; men set bar for tibet. Ger
for pil Sarge il1bifribere Eengene.
til fine &eterol1er.
9oncrne Greet Nortbcrn oa.
Nfortbcrn Eacific bar gaaet i>1D poo
at fraatc Soft til Statsu0ltillinge,.
i @rall0 SORTS ira ollie gpcr i bef
noroli9c Mimleipta for 2 Gents.
Msilen. 6or Ell 9i0 iioen gif oe
i16 paa at bringe Jolf til 11oltillin=
gen fra olle @Dcr / Moro Gofota
for 2 Gents Milcr. Great Nortb=
ern @onens 8eltemmclie for Wiu=
neiotas ELECTROMAGNETIC gjGloer Bp=.
er iaa largt pit iom til 9cn1ioii
iaa langt ipb ion til 8arnespilIe>.
og ioo lal1gt moro iom til @nruooo>
og Npcs. Nortbern Eocific 3d..
mems 8eltemmclic gj9loer ioo lol19t
ip6 lom til Mouitoha Slluction.
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@tMnfsuta.

- 9c1 norore Gel al 5taten
trl,es r1eO at blipc vtpr". sN1jnnc=
tton" CT u0togct nlpo Salg al &1ts=
brif ifglgc CT garurnel Sopbeltent=
melle, Der gjGloer alt 2ou0 inoen
Observation-Disclosures.
Stotsuojtillin9cn / Minne1ota
pil iaor JONI fpr blipe bolbt / oen
fpritc l1ge al September. Ser bar
/ DC tire jiolte Star pnrct ogitcret
for, at sen ifltl0c bol0cS poa en- o11=
SEN Sio; men 8ourbet for bi6til
life billet goa i11o paa Set.
= S cit Mole, beliggr1oe fem
Mil belt fur Gmbarrnlo il, / ct.
2oris County, fonotcs forleoen ct
mcnnelfe(igt Sfelet. Set 1,luDggeli<
&c 6l1no gjorbes al O5cor 2apen<
Scr, 1om bnr ct @%olnciteoo scr /
MrrbcDcn. Otter Sc al 2ig1yns<
monocn f%pretogltc llnoeriggelie r er
Set 9cpninacr1le al eli ltl1g Wo11o,
11oget opcr fem 500 fri, nneo brlt1t
Soar og ifprt 5mmneroragt, otter
Sc fao &Iroer at bpl1l1ne. Gn blsb
Tiltbot og eli 9fr. 8 Sfo n,co ipioS
Eoo fanbteS / Nnrbcoclt, n1en Ser
par inae!t Npaler, &cl1ac, a,lip el=
Ter anbet, io1n en- Mon6 nol1ligbts
brrer / fine 2ommer.
Gen ii0ltc Gprmnerflaaoe paa
ct. Grpir 9fipcr pasicreoc 9eepers
Gulnrlingcl1 iioite llge. Soaleoes
e,roer eli S11oultri, lom bar lpi1et
cit lao ltor &ullc / Oennc Gel al
|Stoten / sc ii0ite Is Mar. Gg1n=
mcrbriftcn bcgpnote fer / 1915.
Mepers Gumningcl1 blep mpgget /
1856. Chen 1914 far Sen oarli=
&c EroOlftion uogjort fra 10000
900 til 100000 600 SOB. 5 CANT
le Gage blep Ednr1rret ppiapet
fer cl!cr lcl1ot ncooper Misiisiippi=
floocu til Sopbrl,geue / &inora,
Ml1scotinc og o11ore @per. ut
9dmmerfleoni,1gen CT forbi, bctp,
Scr life, at set CT forbi meo Gb1n=
merbriften. Eantn1eret pil bcrefter
blipe transporterct nteb @o11c1t.
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6nnhrrjyllanh.

1AAtA4% 0AAo>sA.
Smmf @auc. MiO. @0r. NcnIcn,
Sells Mpllegmro, bar gipet 1000
Morf til bper al Dc 3 rationale
Norel,ingcr:: Sproaforeninacn, &Gl=
gerfprcningen pg Sfolcfureni1gel1.
Spifcrnes Mgitatipn. Som ct
8epis poo, bpilfe @fioler Iplfernc
brl1ger / GcreS MAttotion fal1 nap=
nes, at 8cltprc(ien for bcu MORO
llespigifc &ulgcrforcning bor be-
ret npot til at lpne SC 6olf &jGlp
% Sfaoeslpsbp!0clie, ipm foar Ml=
oerooms ellcr Understanding,
men ifl,loe mite sen joni Uelge al
at De ltcrntc borlf.
Spifernc frruer 11lc SpangS=
miSlcr. &c tplfc 3lobc CT lelpfpl=
gelig nleget fortpiule0e opcr ITO
faloet, Scr, font r5cblesmiglcbe
@%rHuspoit" %itriuer, bor opcrgaaet
8loocts prrltc Iprpeutninger. Com
Sc Ggtc Erpiicre Sc CT, freezer oe
tyifs 9labe / MoroIlespig mere
Epor1g; scr lfol I'LL eli ny &pller til
at boloc 0onjfernr / Mpe.
Gu bprtfprt Mnneiten. 8lanot
set meget, Erpjicrl,e piite oeres
Yietetlppsbeo p%perfur pco 0eres
Sr,obrno / Spnocrjpllauo, bar EFT
&rulciten nco @orsluno. YrtnS
Triebricb Gorl fertc sen ira fit tit
linooari9c Eloos pc0 ocu gomlc
9anoepcj bort til lit Slot pes EptS-
oon1. Nn gipres ser fra ocn tplfc
6reosforcnillg Torip1 poo at foo
Sen tilbagc til bens rettc Ylaos.
Ganoipnligpis lpffes Set imiolertiS
lige ioo list io,n meo sestehlMen.
&algtrpf. Sra tpif SIDE ipgte
l11alt fpr &alget at fplc Geterol1cr
og 6olf, Scr moOtager l(fprsbeos=,
Mlocroonls= % ltDelosrente, meo at
&c fur1oc mite 0crc3 Hcntc be0 at
goa til &olg % iten1n1c oanlf. Tor
at frpoie Sen bGslige Yla11, laa Ser
bog peo bettc, crflGrcr ;.>1!gcrfor=
cnil1gel1 offentligt, at bcn pilbc bol=
Sc eltbpcr %ifooeslps, Scr miltebe lin
&el1tc paa @runo al lin Mflten1-
ming. Mcntcn bor ba11 nelnlig lob
Zig Mct til.
nMlorig ifal SC ic us rule TOR
Same iammen." &eo ct Mp0c i
Gfooborg minoeoc ocl1 llltge @or.
.. &olf / Sfnrbrf / @optrup on
Spnocripocrnes 1tore afbpoe 81
rer, &eo. S. Scsicr. Slltningc1
al Ialen lpo 1aa: ~Scalen bor
la9t, at aloria ifaI 5plfer1lc lc oS
rl,llc ppr Sane 1or1ntel1, alorig lfal
SC ie os lunfc sen. Soar oG1
Slngt ipm INT brrcr In1el1 freln,
cltgo1g icgacr ON 9p0c11, ga lfal
CIT III Slugt lpftc bcll op. Set lfol
Spifernc ogiao fpnlrl1e til at lanoe
pll1 por Slugt! (0oanoflap.)
ltbtalclicr OH, @alget. u0pbbel-
poltcn" ifriper:: Sen is. Wtai
1913 CT blepeu Ell berlig Scirens
Gag for Sen 0olifc @efolfuing /
9!orOllcspia. 9eorc fl1noc oen fife
tr1rfes. Ipongstpifcriet er iloaet
/ Stllnpcr % Stpffer. Gr. &abn
er Init biem."
~Scimoal": r9oecn ! Dag bill
mi,toes lenae og meo @lGoe /
MoroileSpig. Seiren, hi bar plln-
Set, bill pnffe @jenlpo, ioa lo.1gt
oalllfe @ierter iloor, og bc1 golos-
politif, 81. @oblt reprGienterer for
1iot ct ioa %afgjprcn6e % tilintet=
g%jerenoe Meoerlag, at BET rimelig=
pis CT ii6ite Gong, Or. @abn OPP
trGber iom ga1gfanoioot i Moro-
%ilespig."
u0lensborg Npis" ifriper, at
1laar mon buffer pan' Engagement
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!en % Ssnoerborg 8ps tpife ill
1pntlt paa @r1t,c al Marineitatio-
mems MnlGg, bar Sgn6erborg Mn1t
flaret Jig uoat1arfet. Set par 10.
stabenraa Nlmt, font ifuloe gipre
uollaget, % nreo 5ppnoing mobto-
ges DC ellfclte @eiultatcr berfra.
&c frcmbgO nleo l~tnotagelle al Na=
bel1raa @p, iom nliiteoe iinc to oo,l=
tic @alpmall0, fra fprit til iiolt ct
ltroolc11oe 8illeoe al Jrcnlgang, %
"a iiGr paa set bibtil ooorlig1te
Streg langs Moroiiben al 5lerls=
borg 6joro. Mlt / alt iporeoe Ma=
6enrao Mn1tS 2an0oiitrifter til &c
oriitigite 6orpentningcr. 0anjfcrne
bar life olere crobret bcle Sen
Rgel1e, ser ifDlOes @efolfnillgstil=
prfiten, men lten1t set tpifc Gal BE-
tpocligt nc0. Sen trllebc @re0s
ponot laoteocs oen im1lffe 9ejr,
Sen bopoc baabct og ln1,gtcs efter,
men fnapt tl,rbet tro poo. Ser CT
mi ct oanif Ilertal poo Al % @reo-
len ntoo iii igien mli ices for trpg
oanlt Gjenoon1. 81. '@o61rs @ago
iom 2onobogsfanoibat mes @aob
ONT at. blipc palgt / set 0anlfe
Noroilcspig CT uigjenfalbelig l1oe. "
S u5opeoltaoen" ifriper ocn ign
oerjpoifc Su1lrualilt Mnoreas @rolt,
ioet BON taler pn1 Jren1gonge,1
lal19s 6lensboraS 6jorbs Noro=
it6e:
nIen Seir, ser fer er plnbet, bill
blipe al biltoriif 9etponil,g for Dis
ie Ggnc. &c rpffer bern1co inb /
MGffen al oc %pofienca og pillenoc
0anife Norollesuigere. Der CT Der
n1eo lfobt @efitbctingelicr for por
9mnifbcb; Der er rejlt Mo0 fer |
9ln10re0cr, Ser i1urt pil 6lipc til
oct famine Trcn19anaens 5000, iom
fi1Gcs / oct eprtgc Norol leSuig. Sp=
%1fcrucs Socrn1oo pil prrc f1Gffct
for lauoe Fioer, for altih maQife.
Set CT Mor6l(cspig mco bele lit lt1=
&c Moo, lin friife Stprfe, Der ct
, rpffet neo til 0lensborg 0joro. 0a
oct nil fjcn0es. ri i%anrnte @etpo=
ming CT Melultatct fra 9ejt &irfcbr
og @eh1tco Soan; ri er ber1neI
trnnot hoooc mes til s(obenrco
6jcro og IT'S moo GcIt."
I'll Slut ifripcr 81. s.:
u>Sa, set or 800 for mango
! Nors Sopn; Sc iibitc Sfpgger fra
&pllcrmlitife,1s Gage CT i Sag
! blrlt BORT meb Ben foraarsfriif(
&ino; tlu19e SfDgger err peget ira
bort golnle bua1ifc 2ono. Som
Solen ltrooler oper % / Sag, me-
bells &oore1 flr0cr bort 2u116 / iii
%fejreite Sfr110, iaale0es CT 6cn SER,
ri bar m,l1oet. Som. 9tatltrens
&rriter III, brpoer al @interens
binocn6e Mogt / oenne 5io, 1aale=
ocs er port 6olfs &roft lterf oa
,rbctpingdia. Set ifal life friite oS
It'll Spcrn1po, men Sejren ifol fife
oner rort Mrbej0e og forfpnoe for
entper. Scr cnbm, fan itillc Jig tpip=
lenbe, at set MI 6Grer moo Cont
mer."
&al9et / Spmocryllanb.
Stricen Dor itribt, og 9ugel1 bar
el1ot,
Garter og @aab unob 5lagnrarfe1
pe10t,
no, rs!
9irrel1oe flpi S%ele9rafens Srb,
SSNtbel og Sorg gje11llem Troooene
for:
@116, 81lo!
Notpir0eu lab ON Del1 fncjlcnbc
Stal1g,
bprte, bpob Troobene iitrco og
fang:
@ejr! SER!
@rogtc set llo oper Moier' % Seer,
6%jprbbplgen llnile0 me0 Morge1ens
Gfpr
SER! @eir!
Snl9rpet fopntog Set itraalenoc
Orb,
har set ON 2u10e, bppr 9a1ll ferl1c
Dor,
frem, frcn.
N.xS, I>S or g, ~ N>,1,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-13

Erfaringer
Rad til t%ilkommende Modre.

For de fleste Kvinder er Motler-
standen ct prpvende og udprnget At
snit i deres Tilvarelse. like en-
kvinde nd af hundrede er forberedt
paa. eller har noget Begreb ON at
varetage sit Helbred. Ganske visit
har Nutidens Kvinder altid Lnge-
hjGlp we'd Ell saadan Lejlighed, men
mango gaar denne Periodic imgde
uden at vnre udrustet med den for
npdne Styrke. og naar Begivenheden
er overstaaet er hendes System I
den Grad medtaget og nedbrudt, at
hun kun med den stprste Vanskelig-
he'd formaar at overvinde Diet. Umid-
delbart derefter fplger en- yderligere
Synkkelse paa Nervesystemet i ON
sorgen for Barnet. hvilket bevirker
en afgjort Forandring hos Moderen.
Inlet er mere indtagende end Ell
lykkelig Og sund Moder med Born,
og tilvisse burde Ell Barnef@dsel like
v;pre nogen vovelig eller sundheds-
nedbrydende Begivenhed. En- aide
les uforklarlig Misunderstanding er Diet
imidlertid, med saa mango Beviser
paa ct pdelagt Nervesystem paa
Grund af Mangel paa de %npdvendige
Forberedelser. og med %npdvendig lid
for at tage disse Forholdsregler, at
Kvinder vii vedblive med at gaa
denne prove uforberedt im@de.
Enhver Kyinde burde we'd denne
It'd stole paa Lydia T.. Pinklam's
Vegetable Compound, ct NEST vnrdi-
fuldt og .%oplivende Styrkemiddel for
den kvindelige Organisme.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-13

Hvis De 1nsker ct specielt
Rad skriv til Lydia E. Pinkham
Medicine Co. (confidential) Lynn,
Mass. Deres Brew vii blive aab-
net, laest og besvaret at en- Kvin-
de og holdt i streng Fortrolig-
he'd.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-13

1 uldllSo lOiuell'
v;erende b@rnl@se
HEN findes der
nu B@rn som EN-
Fplge af Diet Fax
tuln. at Lydia e.
Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound
gjGr en- Kvinde
normal, sund og
StnrE