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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-27
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Bids for grading lots and 6. block ii6 the pro-
posed site for the city hail. were opened BY the
new city council with proposals from James X Jones.
James WEIGH. Charles u Planning. STUNT Hamel.
g. r. Williams and Patrick WEIGH. and the price rang
ing from 10 cents 10 II cents per cubic yard
Cards out for the marriage OF Miss Elenora
Boyd, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. James " Boyd and
Mr. Ellis "a Bierbower, United States marshal 20
take place at high noon June 10, AZ Trinity cathedral
As climax 70 its phenomenal record. the omAhs
6aI team tackled Indianapolis and downed 20 q
score Of - 10 s. Manager Hey has cancelled the
games here this week. and win play them at Kansas
City. II = quite probable he will not return at all
The representation OF the local Turner'S came back
from the Atchison funniest and met a. victOra
BY friends headed by the Musical Union orchestra
and escorted 20 their hal. where informal recsp-
lion was held- The Homecoming heroes were; C. T.
oromme. Robert Rosensweig, Robert LANCE. a. y
Elsasser A. Moravee ana w schulzs
Charles A. Potter was appointed BY Judge DuRdy
a. examiner IN chancery.
Messrs. Borden and A. ID. Smith. accompanied b
Frank n. White OF pIAttsmouth went to Blair 4
inaugurate Masonic lodge.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-27
When the Farmer Buv.

One of the features of life in Omaha Just at
present is the unwonted activity among the farm
implement jobberh Never in the history OF the
trade has the business been greater than now.
the call from the farms for machinery being
such as keeps the makers busy to their capacity.
This Is an unerrinG sign OF the prosperity that
has been claimed for the west during all the
months when depression has been felt in other
sections of the country. The farmers In the
territory tributary TO Omaha in way OF trade
are not only possessed OF the most fertile soil
the sun rises on. with the most ideal Of natural
conditions for the growing OF crops. but they
are truly progressive in all ways. Their pur-
chases are made with intelligence and foresight.
and when they are in the market for more
machinery IL is the most positive indication con-
celvable Of a bountiful crop. When the farmer
buys. the outlook Is good for all.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-27
A straD-Haneer,s. sumGeatIous.


OMAHA, May 8.-To the Editor Of The
Bee: Owing TO weather conditions II was
my misfortune this morning to take the
street car to work; ordinarily I walk
and avoid the horrors OF that vehicle of
transportation. Eventually ! happened TO
find a strap vacant and-it Is strange
how freely ones mind works when he
hangs onto a strap. In due course of r,I-
mination there came to mind a statement
by Msnager Leussler in the current press
complaining Of the unfairness 70 his com
pany and te the public, of the corpora
ton menaee-the workingman's taxi.
Let me relate what has probably been
the experience OF some others who will
affirm my statements; Walking from
home to Twenty-fourth street and no car
behind at hand. walked up Ito meet
the car at Binney street TO avoid stand
ing on the street corner. Boarding the
car there two and one-haIf miles from
the postoffice and over three miles from
my place OF work. could not get inside
the street car. but had TO stand on the
platform. Expecting a little better treat
ment on the Dodge line transferred
east on Lake street. but was confronted
with almost the same situation Snd other
passengers were continually being piled
on as We approached twon.
Furthermore. when left home It was
hardly T;B a. m; when reached Tenth
and Farnam It Was SOS g. m. practically
half an hour consumed. My regular walk
ing schedule from home 10 the same point
is thirty ID thirty-three minutes.
Now l have never yet pstroniEed a
iitney. and am not boosting for them
but ! am told by some OF my neighbors
that they set down town IN from eight
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-27
Memories An ola SONGS.

Memories in Old Songs.
OMAHA, May 26-To the Editor of The
Bee: / read with considerable pleasure,
the announcement of the FESTIVAL OF Old
Songs 70 be given by the choir OF the
Walnut MIL Methodist Episcopal church.
The very names OF some Of the old songs
to be sung there stir the heart and bring
back memories Of other days.
The war songs. perhaps more than any
other. stir recollections OF bygone days,
for these songs seem to have been part
of our boyhood life. Those of US who,
as youngsters at that period. were far
too young 70 take our part In the national
struggle. could. at least stir patriotism i'm
the singing OF those old songs, and OF
all the memories Of the war, those songs
are perhaps the most distinct. The song
Dixie Land" while SYSTEMATICALLY a
southern song. was, nevertheless of
northern origin. having been composed
by one Emmett for use In his vaudeville
sketch, OF that period. And perhaps no
more stirring war song has ever been
written than Marching Through
Georgia." and I we'll remember with what
vim and vigor It was sung by those who
were obliged to stay at home, as we'll as
the federal troops.
And what flood OF memories Is
brought forth by those old love songs:
what tender thoughts OF our early life
they produce. To how great an extent
do we owe to them our fortunes. or mis-
fortunes. none can ever tell IL Is often
remarked that the clean sentiment and
beautiful melodies OF those old songs is
never reproduced in the modern love
song, and only a comparison of these
songs. a. they will be sung Thursday
nisht. can show how true this is
The plantation songs. too, mellow as
they are. and filled with the tender
pathos OF the slaves weary life, tell their
great story TO the world. These songs,
as we look back upon them from our
viewpoint. tell more than the words
themselves express. While the words and
melodies show clearly the thoughts and
aspirations of the negro slave. they teach
stiii more-the optimism OF a soul in
despair. Think Of these poor humans.
driven TO their labor like animals, toll
ing through the boiling sun from dawn
| to dusk. and then. gathering In the even
ing, letting forth their pent-up emotions
In song. What a lesson for the pessimisi
and knocker OF today.
Such an entertainment will surely make
| Thursday evening long to be remember
and, az 1 understand the public is in.
vited. admission free. except for free
will offering 20 defray expenses. the
church at Forty-first and Charles streets
should be crowded to its capacity
]. II. p, OLD SETTLER.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-27

Il seems that Douglas county is practically
the only county in the state where the mothers
pension law is actually operative. which makes
the temptation all the more for outside places
10 unload prospective dependents upon Us.
Measures for self-protection against such prac-
tees are imperative.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-27

The new roomer was disappointed
IT thought the rooms were all finished
in hardwood" he limited.
They used all that in stuffing the mat
tresses," rejoined the one who had lived
there four years because he was always
behind with his rent.-Philadelphia
Ledger.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-27

Assurances OF respect for Swiss neutrality
are repeated. It's we'll. A certain monarch
on witnessing the target practice Of the Swiss
army complimented the soldiers on their marks
manship. How many soldiers are thus
trained" he asked an officer. Two hundred
thousand your majesty" IF should send an
army Of 400. 900 against them, what would hap
penn" Each soldier. your majesty would
shoot twice" Accuracy OF aim and mountain
defiles are uncommon preseryers OF neutrality.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-27
An Omaha Case:

Mrs. May Dresser. s17 N. 18th St,
Omaha, says: II had such awful back
aches that could hardly work. A heavy
cold settled on my kidneys and my back
got so bad / couldn't leave my bed for
six weeks. My kidneys didn't do their
work right and I had symptoms OF
dropsy. After using three boxes Of
Doan's Kidney Pills, my condition i'm
proved wonderfully and now I am in
much better shape"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-27
GRINs AND GRoANs.

Doctor-well. Casey, are the eyes i'm
provingf
Patient-Sure, they are, sir.
Doctor-Can you see better; can you
see the nurse now7
Patient-Sure, can thot, sir Faith,
she Eets palmer and palmer livery day
London Opinion.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-27

How was IT," asked one OF the
nyInphs in attendance at the sea pal
ace, that Neptune gave himself away
after promising his wife to join the tenn
perance movement
Don't you known replied another,
"AmphitTfte caught him trying to blow
the foam off the big ocean breakers. -
Baltimore American.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-27

Not the least OF the sore spots exhibited
abroad spring from the pain Of seeing the stream
Of foreign gold pouring into the United States.
with little hope OF an early return. That con-
stitutes the yellow peril OF Europe.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-27

Have you made up your mind what
party YOU will vote with next election?
NO" replied Senator Sorghum. In
these days of political change a man
may as well weit and see what parties
there are."-WHshington Star.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-27

Still. II Italy wants the sympathy of the
world IL ought to be able to give its reasons in
less space so busy people might read them.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-27
PutOffOIdAge

Some old folks are bent and shalky.
Others are straight and strong. So It
can't be mere ''oldness' that works such
havoc. Not is too often uric acid
that weakens older folks. Fight off
this life-sapping uric acid poison. Help
the kidneys take It from the blood To
aid them in this struggle, live carefully.
and stimlate their action with the old
reliable remedy, Doan's Kidney Pills.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-27

Speaking of Memorial day, It is not the par
ticular date. but the Observance and beautiful
thought that goes with It.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-27

Aside from the race question raised In
California foreclosure suit. the case is interest
ing in showing the readiness OF californians TO
separate the Japs from their money. $500
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-27

The eternal fitness OF things would APP
proaeh human perfection II General Kitchener
could induce the curbstone strategists OF London
70 execute their plans in the gas belt OF Flanders
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-27

Orders for s1s.ooO.Ooo worth OF railroad
equipment placed within ten days clearly mark
the current OF progress In this country.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-27

Very well. Emperor William. take all the
time you need to write your answer 10 that note,
provided only the answer meets the issue.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-27

One brilliant Omaha clergyman explains the
Ratchet murder by declaring that the people
have forsaken God, II so. then the churches
must be frightfu failures.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-27

These downpours are fine, Mr.. Weather
Man. but it is possible to have too much Of q
good thing
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-27

Another advantage John Bull has over
Uncle sam is that he has about twice as many
cabinet portfolios TO deal out.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-27

1t is a wise nation that knows its treaties
are live ones.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-27

Il is evident from the reports that war bull
Ietins do not monopolize all the gas at the firing
line
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-27

There's hope that the other knockers who
tried so hard TO block the Greater Omaha move
ment may yet be converted.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-27

Get grip on the rope that will pull Greater
Omaha across.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-27

British critics Of General Kitchener evidently
conceive it to be their duty to do the knocking
while others do the fighting.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-27

Greater Omaha consolidation election mex
Tuesday. Keep repeating IL to yourself.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-27

Despite laws to the contrary Iowa and Nc
Lraska must continue wet territory II the
would prosper. Nature so orders.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-27

In the world war game all leaders play the
red TO win
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-27

Yes, we acquitted that woman, al
though most of us considered her
guilty"
Then you shouldn't have acquitted
her"
81 know we shouldn't. She wasn't very
good looking Judge.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-27

Subscribers leaving the city temporarily
should have The Bee mailed to them. Ad'
dress viii be changed often a. requested.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-27

Italy has witnessed since the war with Turkey
and the struggle In the Balkans great expansion Of
It's navy The first Mediterranean power to take up
construction OF dreadnoughts. ship for ship Il may
be reokoAed today a stronger naval power than Aus
tria Italy IL credited with fifteen effective battle
ships built building. against thirteen Austria
In cruisers Il Il twice strong. a superiority Il
maintains In destroyers torpedo boats. and sabna-
rines although II should be noted that Austria will
have a slight advantage In torpedo boats when its
immediate building program Ia carried out
The Italian fleet Is normally divided into six COM
mands. with bases at speHia Naples Venice and
laramie. Each has a government dockyard NADIA
lena the naval station in the group fortified islands
north OF Sardinia Is also base. The sixth connnan nd
is known the Mediterranean neet. There is a
building yard a. CastelismAre. ana 20 strengthen
Itaiys the Adriatic Brindisi was a few
years ago made the OF the torpedo rotIa while
AnconA was selected additional naval base.
Other fortified points the Italian Hne which
measures nearly 2oDo miles exclusive of Sardinia.
Eiba- and other small islands. are vado. Genoa
Monte Argentaro oaeta- ana the Straits OF Messina
PolA Il the hey the Austrian defense ON the sen
There Is a eoaung base at TeOdO on cattaro Bay;
Santa Catertna Island IL aviation station ana Sc
benico has recently been made q naval base But
Pola a. the prording point OF the Istrian peninsula
Il the Austrian stronghold 1t stands at the apex
OF triangle made by the pronnOntOry Trieste ana
Flume are at the other two corners each distant a
nve six hours journey from Poia. on small coast
wise steamers A railroad oonnection between Pola
and Trieste cuts this time down almost oas-half
These two soaports the windows OF the Austro-
Hungarian empire. and almost Indispensable 70 its
ally Germany. For the dual monarchy 70 relinquish
them. would mean signing lie death warrant
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-10-07

Vakuutuksia vastaan ottaa join
g. EELLl Gogebic kauntissa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-10-07

= 1lnSen, past'ifGdn perustetrn
liiomaIoiien Meiieri- Ybtion oiaffei.
ia mppipGt npt ianotun pbtion iobto-
human intellect ia beibGn aiettomonia
intellect. Iiitten binta on $40. Got
nottonosti formorit faiffialla bmpG-
ristonG oiipoltatpot Fifteen eoulli-
iuiioen ia ostatpat Ola moinittiiirt
pbtioon.
= G~teldfDlGlla aIfaa ilnnuntai-
forIa emf ppbGn6 tdmGn t. 10 b. flo
10 ap. Sptpn boaliIlo. Soipotaan
riiniaosti Iapiia.
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Ypbafunln berGtettiin Wontre-

= Ypbafunln berGtettiin Montre.
isis. taaS Gloon miime MAD
nantaina. SitG morten oil ieilraf.
pastorit Saapanen ia @ilen ia Scr.
Salo Sronmoooista iinne Iaa-
puneet ianotun pGimdn ilIafii. Mliis-
la meiiattiin mirii ionfa jGlfeen past.
8ilen pitt pubeen, lallettiin ia iitte
Scr. Salo pitt pitbeen taas larlettiin
ia post. Saapanen pubui. SdmGn
pioettiin fofoits ppbGfoulun
berGttGmiiestG paiffafnnnalle. Yli.
beeniobtaiafii palittiin past. Saapa-
men. &oulun tarpeelliiul,s pioettiin
Northumberland. Spettaiifii malit-
tim Wiis Siloa 2afe Mrs. @mil 2eb-
Mrs. Sobn WGfi, Miis Sba
Wattion, Scr. <st @ronnbolm ia
Henonen. Sobtajofii folilltlle
polittiin Wiis 2afe ia maralle @rs.
&oullla pioetGGn jofa pD-
bG ia alfaa ie NIT toimintania feid-
pGGtpttpd emf ppbdnG. Scout
lua on tdGlld alma pioettp e%nnenfin,
on iiind iobtajana toimi-
nut fiitettGmGllG taipolla opettajatar
Wiis Silba 2afe, iofa pnnistuttiin
MT taas laamoan foitlltn iobtajafii.
Wuistafaa fits lapiet ia m%unbemmat,
ettG forl1 alfao emf ppbGnG flo 10
ap. ia iatfetaan iofa iunnlintaina ai-
ma alfoen flo 10 ap. Scum fofolts of
pioettp iobti past. Saapanen lopprt-
rufoufien jonfa jGlfeen laulettiin
wirii $50 miriifirjasta. @m1nnGt o.
liipat malmistaneet napaan fabmi-
popoGn, iosta faiffi fofoufleSin lbs.
nGolleet nalitimme bpmGllG balllla.
&iitos teille pstGmGt paInelufiestnn-
ne! gleiiod olifin iaapunut tGbGn fos
fourteen o~ifolailIa.
= =. Taaiualin leurafunnan om-
p~eluiel1ran fofolts pibetGGn SobioiS.
fplGllG Nrs. s. Sosiomoiien luona
tGllG miifolla torstoi-illollo flo 1873.
pibetGGn mpoSfin bartous-
betfi. Seripetuloo fofoufieen.
= &GiuaiiiuGt leiffanfiilla. @ofc.
fieloiSta fGmGii Wotti Sirpimdfi
leitiennuotiien poifonla fansia nil
me maonontoino SronmoooiSia, fun
nGet pojon furffltrtn oil febittpnpt
fasnonnoiiia lupultaon folme fap-
pnletta. 2eiffaiis onnistui bDpin.
= y. Yaaiualin firfosia on lpbpt
bortousbetfi emf ppbGnG t. +. 10 p.
flo %t0 up. Gen iGlfeen on ieuro-
frnnon fofous, joslo lGbemmin j1r.
~jestetGdn ippsiublain menoa. @nnen
paIitut toimifitnnot %eiittGmGt fofoiif-
ielle toimintania tulofiet.
BpbG-iItana on neutrality-suspicious.
g. Baonalin firfosia flo 1873 iu.
&oori louloa niinifGGn. &ient1fGG
iorfolla Serran ~buoneeieen iitnnltn-
toi.iltana.
2oulrfoorin borjoitufiet pioet1Gn
iofo periant. ilta firfon ioforistosio.
Ban 0usfirfisio on firfonmenot
emf poland t. t. 10 b. flo 2 iItap.
Conn boolilla. ". Sooponen.
= Sapatnrmaiien fnplemar ribrif.
Il i%oiitiii mime loiiipontaina fonio-
loiiemme Onni SioImor W1feIG.
8oinaia oil tp0sfenneIIpt Iepportin
boprpIopiosio, iofo nostoo roiitomiiI-
too roiitotiefpattniibin ia t1SiG ioii-
- Iarmimaita ia antomobiiIeia
irtpp. Matti StffaIa.
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I~ronwoodin jaymparist0n
; uutiSia.

%t0 op. ia Montrealisia, 8is. flo
9 ip.
Sartausbetfi emf fesfipiiffona t.
+. 10 p. Soplin tplGn forlalla flo
7,3O im.
Spntpnpt ia fastettu.
Sronmoooisia: goparo ia @liina
2aitolan poifa, &osielI gomarb ipnt.
beinGf. 30 p. fast. lofaf. 3 p.
Senrp ia Soiefiina &aartiien poi.
ia, Senrp Clifford, ipnf. elof. Is p.
fast. lofaf. 3 p.
&uollut ia b~aroattu.
Sronpoobisia: Snni Sailmar Wtd-
field Saitilan pit. Suomesta fuoli ta-
paturman ieuraufiista @enportin
foimunnon maanpGdllpstposiG lofaf.
9 b. 33 10. 7 If. ia Is p. ifdiienG,
b~aiibattiin lofaf. 8 p.
Subo 2%inbapist ipnt. 8GbGsiafp-
rosiG fuoli Sronmoobisia lofaf. 3 p.
So 10. 9 If. ia Is p. ifGiiend bauoat-
tim lofaf. 6 y.
@alfrib %. @ilen,
Self. 47t.8.
60 6. Mper ct. Sronmooo, @icb.
= &aniallisiemrafnnnan Smpelu-
5euron fofous W~ontrealisia, isis,
@rs. ia Scr. @~ronbolmin talosia
@rs. Sioblomin ia Mrs. @r0nbol-
min toimesta onnistui bppin. Sron-
moooista IL aifaista benfeG ia iouf-
TO paiffafuntalaiiia ia Wers. ia Scr.
Sacfion iefG Wers. Sboriten Stolen.
oobI Sron @eltist1 olipat iaapltneet
fofoufieen. &abpip0ptd oil .malmis-
tettu erittGin martfaS, monellaisten
Ieiposten ia poileipien fansia. Sitlo-
ia iiitG of $4.75. Sbielmaa iuori-
tettiin futen taipallista. 2auluia
Iaulettiin ia past. 50. 8. 8ilen pitt
pilbeen. &iitos Wrs. Sioblomille ia
Mers. @ronbolmine paiipoistaan ia
1lbrouflistaan! &iitos mpos ribraa-
malle pleiiollel
Seuraafpa fofous pibetdGn taas
emf lauantaina t. t. 9 pnG Wontrea-
Iisia, Wicb. Sobn &ilpoien talolla,
iosia popbdstG buolebtipat Mrs.
&ilponen ia Mers. Soc &aartitnen.
Sinnc mennGGn beposfppbiIlG, iofa
IGbtee Norrien pGGltG Saf fabulta
&antomGen talon lnota flo 10, ap. ia
on Hortb @estern tipon lliona pl,o.
len tunnin pGGstG, ioten faupungilta
y. m. poioaan fofoontua iinne obot-
tomaan.
= EpbGfOnln &aniallisieurafun-
nosia olfoi niime iltnnuntaina ia pi-
oetGGn it'd MT iofa iunnuntoino al
foen flo 1 b. 2asten panbempio ppD-
oet1Gn lGbettGmGGn lapienia iGGnnoG-
Iiiesti jofa ppbG foiiluun. &aiffi
lopiet eiip1t olleet mielG mime fun
i%unnltntaina l%aopuipilla. @ntiiet o.
pettniot pppoetGGn bppGntobtoiieSti
ottamaan paiffania taos alfafpona
lltfutp1onna. llitoet opat mDos ter
netulleetl
- Sreb 8. &eeler, poltion iuper-
in6ententtt foulujd parten, ilmoit-
toa ettG lopiien ollie miioentoista
nuo6en, on f1Dt1mG foMlia, pniffa
%oliiiwotfin iiiben mennesid ebtineet
iuorittoa Observation-Disclosures fania-
foullfursiin. Sa pieIG ban ilmoit-
toa ettd nDfpistG lafio tullann pafot-
tamoon nouoottamoan.
= @nistufaa, ettG jos olette met
iGst6mGSiG ilmon metiGstpslupofir-
joo ia meti6npartijo tapoo teibGt,
jououtte ebOottomosti oifcuoesio mas
toomoan liit1. &oifiIlo ieitiemGntoiS.
to muotto ~iponboilla metiGstGiillG
tGptpp ola ie. llIfomaiIIo ipntpneil-
Ia t1DtDD ollo mposfin eniimGiiet
foniaIlis,paperit, ennenflin be ioo-
mat lnpoo ompuo I~intitjo tai mititta
mefi1nriistno.
- Neiti 2neile InberIom on men.
mt @rano &opibiiin ipieroiIemaon,
eniten Iiifljenia oIfomisto Mnn Or.
borin DliopistolIo.
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Natural
SanitOrium
~parantola.

DIR. X. A. Lee, Chiropractic Specialist
5319 f. Superior st. Duluth, MINI.
Puhelin: Lakeside 376-K.
Ottakaa Lakesiden katuvaunu.
Sairaaloiset huOm.! Kun olette saa-
meet tyydyttavan kyllanne leikkauk-
sista ia laakkeista, kaantykaa Luon-
non parantoloihin, STELLA tie varmaan
l0ydatte mita olette vailla, etenkin
korva- ia silmataudeissa ia my0skip
avonaisissa jaloissa, maahankaatuva-
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jeellisesti.