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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-11
banlg Meogum. 81 tsr 1totlrligbiis
p1a BEN oe10em SIDE bnnbe pan, al

UuItlH 1eeUBuIlB. 0t IpC lAIllIltDDl9
|pnn BEN n1l0en SIDE bnnbe poo, at
|oe monge npe Be6riftter, font arigs-
|nl0tngter1te bnr giort bet ml1Iig for
|os at 1tarte, % Dor neutrale Stil-
Ling oil fire o5 no%geal1lnbe CODE
|Mor en- 9ib' u6ober. Meen oi peo
|intet. Og benne ubiSbe6 gipr Clos
|pu1tftd / bei @rao ufiffiffffet til at
|afl11tte l9ngere 9arifoberensfoms
liter. Sen taIer 6erimoo / bgi @ra0
for ben Eanfe, fom 5tatSmini1teren
bar giort Jig til Eolf for: at So
peoopgipret uo1ettes % at man in6-
,frenfer Jig til em ierifiIot Dprtibs=
oberensfom1t, iaa lpnge &rigen boz
rer.
Set gaar lite on, at Sc ltore 9ep=
1%ringsbeje, fom / benne 1io pier
SSnbtngterne in6 og 1om / alt Golb
i roge11 @rab er meoan1borlige for
IDprtioen, / Blind 5tejlbeo ofptier
etbbert &rob ON, at og1oa Mrbei=
6erne ffal foa fin Del at Sen pgeoc
6ortie11eite. Bi peo Del, at Sc efstro-
or6inGre SnotGgter for cit Sci ifol
bruqeS i'll at fon1oli0ere 8e0rifter=
ne og gipre ben1 mo01ton0sop9tige
og1oo for Sc fommen6e Mnr. &t beO
og1ao> at en Tarif CT let at faa op,
men panifeltg at faa neo % at &en=
ipnet til fren1tioige, mere beifeone
.Sn6tngter oerfor fan name til Ell
bis Soriigtigbeo.- Men Der bliber al
ligebeI betp6elige 511mmer ieien>
5om life u1trnffet fan boloes ttlbuge.
Mrbeioeren, 1om 1anoelig oglaa bar
lin Del af 9gren for at Beoriften
gaar, bc6 meget bel, at Sn6tagterne
pger for Mrbejbsgipere1l mems ban
ielb peientlig feler &pifoni11nfft1,rel
peo at &riien pan ollie bans 2ibS=
fornpoe11beoer tiger. Snt Dig ct
3ieblif inb / bans 5teb! san piloe
life bore Menne1fc, bDis ban life
bIep bitter og troo1ig operfor ct
blanft Mf1lo9.
2ab bom fno lin Del al oen efs=
traor6t119re Snotegt, Tom 6orboloe=
ne bringer. % Lao % al al Wfagt
orbejoc for, at lelbe Opgjpret %
SC blipe11oe Oberensfom 1ter no taar,
til hi meo rogen Sifterbe6 fan itgc,
bbao Gremtioe1, oil bringe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-11

Jeg we'd, at Deres Midler har gjort
mig uhyre godt og jeg haaber, at
allie lidende Kvinder vii fors9ge
dem" - Mrs. ANNA KELLY, TO
Chestnut Street, Burlington, Wis.
De mango overbevisende Vidnes-
byrd som stadig fremkommer i Avi-
serne burde vaere Bevis nok for
|Kvinder, som PLACES at disse for
deres Kj9n seregne Lidelser, at
Lydia E. Pinkham's Compound er
den Medicin de beh9ver.
Dette code gamle Middel at Rod
der og Urter har visit sig u%forligne-
lig mod disse frygtede Sygdomme;
Diet indeholder hvad der behgves,
for at gjenoprette Kvindens Sund-
he'd og Styrke.
Dersom der i Deres Tilfalde
foreligger Saregenheder, som be-
hover ct specie1t Rad, skriv da
til Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine
Co. (confidential), Lynn, Mass,
efter frit Rad.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-11
Zen itprc nurife Mrbeiberfrie

Den itprc nprife A%rbejberfrie. -
Gorge 'gaar in6 i set nbe Mar I'M
Der p6erit olporlige Gorbolb. Me=
0ens 8eroensfrige11 raier uoenfor>
f%orbereoer 2a11oet fig til en- Mrbei=
berfrig af lt9rre 0imen1ioner, ea1o
bet rpgenitn0e fioligere bar let. 81
bgrer life til Dem, lom tror, at ser
fommer 11oget goot af be ltorr Mr=
beiberfonfliffter, friber v3ioens
Segn". &bnb Sen enc eller oen on
ben 8art tan binoe / 9iebliffd, OPP
beier n9ppe set SOB og 0en Bitter
be6, lom bliber 66lgen, og lom pil
merf@ / Mrbejoslibet mango Mor
efer. Men BET bore Der tteb set
lom bet bill; set er ejenlpnlig blot
ct Dogme bnuoc for MrbeiO5gibere
% Mrbejoere, at en- &rig ODER bele
2inien mnn til. Sum BET mao hi on
Dre, Ser ltnar u0enfor 2ege1l men
1om ian0elig ogiun faa fien6e 6pl=
gerne, forlnnge, at &ompen uoipt=
tes, til 8erbensfrtgen er oher. Set
er life / Gi6cr 1pn 0isle,. at 5am=
unoets Gelfero iGttcs paa Spill
bD en1ibiqe @lnsietntereSIer.
Dg BET fprefommer o. at Der for
begge Nartier nraa bore begtige Mr=
M1n1e11tcr moo at tage en- &onflift
i Mar. Mens enfelte Sn0ultrier lig=
ger neoe pan @runo al arigen ta11
set life npgtes at andre opleper Ell
&gifoninrffttur iom al0rig fpr. 'Og
bel er set; De bploige 5unl1ner, lor
fonmer inb / 2mnoet, bar lat os
5tuno til at n1pDe MrbeoSlpsbeoen
% ffpan1n1er / itprre % mil1ore @rol
belle 5an1funoet tiIgooe. 5amtioiq
IiDer 2nt1Det l,r1ber cit 9prtio, ION
er DberIt fpleltg fpr Sterlteporte1
at 8efolfningen. 90 lelpe oct efs:
t%raproinare peo Jorboloc1e taler
Y bpi Wrao for Mrbejosfreo: Dprtii
% Storitrejf gaor life goot iam:
men. Seller ifffe fa11 BET for Mr.
beiosgipere11 bore mprio1nf, at neo.
lpgge georfte1 pua en 1io, "a oen
qiper loa H9ffelige SSnotpgter.
Ni Dpleper oberbobeon en- Eerlo,
Sc, 81 6remtioen .tegner fig ne,
eno alminoelig riiiffffer. 81 fan iff'
LUTTE Djnene ffpr, at De ferlte 5reos:
ar :--- font Marene efter Napole
pnsffrigenle fun beteg11e en- 1tlpo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-11
9fl{3ili ,
Anrpf.

5ilnesloftd nntd,lges at pare
sforoe1l5 elbite arebus; Da er oin-
firing 700 Mar gn1111reHI. gfanr set
5bleD bpggH fan life sngiagtig iiges.
Set litnar poo Ganrben SHINE lige
Deo Gosiann11gem. Mar n11tagcr, at
5inneloftH bIcD be11ptta ill airte
fsr BolS ga1nle &irfe bleb bpgget
! bet 13oe Mnrburbrroe unDer Mag=
nus 2agobpterS Negicring. Slime
loffd, lom MI ejes al Selifabet for
8ergenS 6ortiosninbers Beparelie
be1lptteS ilpm Mla1iel1m for forifielli=
ge 5lngs Dlbinger, lom er 1amlet
pom &ois. Ser er en- Mnngoe gam1e
obermanDe irteres}ante Sing ia1nlet
Der. 3bert Mar % l9rlig ON Cont
1neren beigges 2oftet of Ell NfaSie
GeilenDe, iom n1e0 ltor SntersIe lt11=
Oerer bnnbe 2oftet % Samlingcn.
Dt bnr nara geot beoligebolot og
for l1Dgle Mar li0et blep set reltau=
reret, (nn oct CT life 1lm11llgt,> at
9,1iet bolocr fig i 700 aar til. Set
er ellers Gallfe1l at flute 2ofH ct
StDffe ira Baaroe,1, for at oct fan
ligge mere trpgt / @rnn0tilfGloc.
SITE, ln1lgt fra Si111eloftt bar III
2poreloitn, Tom og1ao ct megt
ganmelt. Oct ltaar lige peb Bols
G~olfcbpiifole.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-11

Carlton & Ml6en apinocforening
So; Motbios 5te11bepoo, 5olbong,
Gulf., SIS; Bernboro g @anien og
Suitru, Murpra, Mebr., $40; &bi11=
oeforeningen / 8tlbur, @oib., $40;
&bin6efore1ringen / Sos Mngeles,
Golf.> $40; 2u0pig % Mn0rea So
ban1et Des Woines> Sa., $40;
Mrs. Mlta 9onien, 5porfs, Neba=
3d. SIS; g. $. Yeterlc1 % Sl1ltru,
Marinette> isis, 50; gn Cleo fra
s.. s.. g. 81; Yaitor @%sajla1o og
&uitr1, Sos Mngeles, Galf.> $40;
@gren 2arien, Solbang, Golf, $40;
IS. Ma6ien, Solpong> Calf, $40;
sSobunnes 6. og Waric Eeterle1,
Sernoale, Calf, $40; 9eis og @onne
@ifil0ien, 6ernoole, Golf:> SIS;
Sons @ibion, Gong 8cacb, Galf.:
$40; @a1tor s. Subj og S11itru,
9leonoer, Golf, SIS; S. ST. Befer=
fen, 0es Moines, Sn., so; W}rS.
Mete @prenie11, 8icfletorl, Wafb.,
$40; Mrs. @tepben Meutien 8icfle=
ton @a1b., SIS; Safob Beterlen oe
&uftr1L Coulter, So., $25; &ptnoe.
foremingen / Des Moines, Sa., SIS;
9. Sbie1l 5olpm,a Galf., SCI
Meb. s., Mcnbecf, Marinete4 isis.
SIS; Dle gbrilte1lien, 8tionbille
Calf, A aosier sgbler; ar. Ser
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-11
Atterdag
College,,
Splbang,
Santa Barbara g.,
California.

er Ell 5fple for unge oorF=omerfon5fc Npno % &binber.
llnocrpisning &c olninoeliee 6folcfog po Don1f % Gn-
aeNf. airfebiitorie, 8ibelflasfe, ooeliac 6oreoroa, Muif, Soono=
orMjoe, 9unoclsfog.
S 5olnong or Der ct br Hgt &Huna ON &interen, % Omeg=
non er meget |nuf. Bcnpt 2%eligbcoen til ct { folcopbolo fSor-
blnbel1e mao en- Helc til &etfpien! $40 Be}fe6 ON
b|lliNc &unbrejicbilleher puu nrrn1etc sSScrnbonefontorl GTup
efcr 5folen5 Satolng!
Benedict @oroentoit, 6uritanoer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-11
Uhnr Eange.
vi Yetrine 80. 2m1ge / u9ej=
1folebIuoet".

S Slutningen at 1i6ite Binter nit
(iteoe 0unmarf Ell trofa1t 5en. Sci
bar ben inilrige 5progman0 %
barmbierteoe 5e6relan16sperL Gbor
ser, ifiert ban lepeoe 40
Mar langt borte fra lit 6olf, 0og
lelfebe oct pmt, alti6 bar boS oct |
|Garfer,,e % bolbt at 6laget iom
|faa. s oen rpb=bpioe D11g, bar1 bob
Joe tient loa er1igt, blep ba11 50 og=
1an letter lit eget ti6ligerc ptreoe
9nlte) inoipebt, On BON ifuloe lRgz
|geS paa Geosbanren / Set Derne
|nfraire / 2illerusla11o> bbor BON
)baboe tilbrngt fine libjte Mar pan
|oet @oos, Set, par blebet bans, 90
|ban Ggte6e en- torment &us1erinoc,
EN- from og goo &bir1oe, Ser CT alle
|6olfenes lille Mor"> fjGrlig og
om1orgsnll0 moo enbper pan Goo
let, bbor Der blep ringet nlco &irfe=
floffer> bper Gong bltn og lille
|5ar" TOM reilen6e BERTH.
9bpr 2arrge par fgot SEN 9oe
Mpril 1851 &iebenbapn, bpor bn1s
Sober par Brnlt Il. 5ennen bor ofte
|tenft tafnemlig poo ben %fro1n111e
|5aoer, iom gab bam Ell ltreng, men
|fjerlig 0poragel1e.
Tobere11 opbe ullerebc 1856, r1c,1
|forlnoen boboe 5g1n1en flere Mar
|gaaet / en lGr6 Sfole; 5mnmer=
Ifericr11e buuoe BON tilbragt pua en-
)ipolf &%erregaarb POS ell 6or6ro0er,
Der mt bapoc lit Narnoo1nsbjem /
|@ie. Mooeren> fpot S%olt3enborft
por meget ioag og 6pbc foa Mar ef=
letter. Gbor baboe plejet benbc meb
EN- 9mbeo iom SEN fierliglte 0ut=
ter. Seq min0es ben6es 1tore bruno
Zinc, BET ibage 2cgeme og set fier=
lige 5ino. Otter Mooere11s $40 fpl=
tie ban fig e11e % iabneoe Gmnilieli=
bets 4pgge, nte11 ban lGlt tie flittigt
bibere.
Sra lin tioligite ltngbom banbe
ban ct flint % 9Delt, men og1na IL
teri 5inb. @amn1elbags bar BON,
og opfarer6c h,noe BON gpbt bore.
nnar ban bprte noget, Der Grgrc0e
bom> men set fon1 egentlig al al
ban bar ian blsb.
san bnbbe nlcb tor eypcr fultct
fig oper Sc ganle Sprog % tur en-
'nf Dor ber0ensbergmte 2un05ma1b
Weubbigs ppper1te og fjGrelte Ger
hinge. Ibor 2n11ge tng CIT u6mRrfeI
Sope0prebc / flasfiif Sprogpiben.
ffab og fulgte life ln,1ge efter Ell
jSpfororing ira lin 2PremGter til
at brage til &11slanb, bporfro Sci
bar fomnret Brm til benne bo1
Iitore Sprogmo116 ont at uopege
inogle 0bgtige 1,11ge WGno blan61
fine gleuer til at fornmc berpper pg
beiGtte 2ererpoiter / Satin % an,
ore gam1le 5prog / Stotens Iiene=
;1t.e SCI Dor ct mege prefulDt @pert
bon paatog fig. 9a1 fblote lin
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-11

tel1c1, Selnm, Goli.> 2 &osjer
5r1gt; 2orens Ibcmlen> Yorlier,
Gall, cit &osle Noiiner; eli Ioler=
|1tol ira Goloen1or Niellcn> Sos Mn=
geles, Golf., (Gpmuneret befo1tet al
gforo 9epn1orf, Sos Mngcles, Calf
@n bjertelig 1af lenbcs ollie 81
berne.
Benedict Nprbentoft,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-11

senb Mabet biem til @leqtnin.
re % 8enner / Darmarf % .6pn:
oeriplluno Tom 8ebis poo, at So
nonu nin6es 6em berbiemme 0i
'enoer 8laoet r%egelmesiigt / Bber
'1qe peb MobtageIien of 8elabet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-11

Mpbue @ranprrer ON &intereu.
6or ct balpt Mars 9io 1iDen gift Ell
Del 5rugtoprfere fro &mom1gcr
&ompagri ON at nnlegge ct 6rugt=
Jrpleri. s October bIep &eleanIGg=
get tnget / 8r1g. Ser bleb 81 in6iai
1000 Grugtfasler bber me0 20 &ilc
Sr1lgt. Dcn11c far fsr1t gjcnnerngan=
ct Ell Mffpli,rg til plus l @rab,
8eo oer1ne Eemperutur fan Mob=
ningsprocesien fortiettes, 90 Otter
mo6ningen foregaor 1oalcbcs / 1elpe
Grbieri1.
Noar Srl9ten lfnl tages uD al
5rDieanlGgget, opbormes Sen long
iomt til s 81. Sen ifnlbe berefter
funne boloe Jig cit goo Iio
GrugtbDrferne bar beo bette @or>
1eS fer1te &elennleg / fin Mrt op-
nooet at fuu SalgStioen ubbioet til
Sd Mnnne6er, mebe1,s De oilers
ct ng6iaget Ill at realilere al Grug=
ten / 2pbet al 81 Tiger. Sc blioer
berpeb 81. a. / 5torD til at }fuffe
poo Marfebet @rnnpprer % anore
5Jrugtforter> Ser life Tan op6ribes
om Bintereu.
IS 6isle Gage er Der / art|tnnm
aabnn en- fulfilling al BEN nfros=
| a1e" GGr1,gt. Sres1cn erflerer> at oct
tie ferlte Gorieg er fal6et oneror=
oentlig belbigt 11b. 5rugten fer uo
ng mager io1n ON Sen lige Dor pluf=
fef ne6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-11

Set or oltio en- ege11 Sag iaale=
|0cS at forbade lit 6eorelono> blibe
belt omplontH / ,frcmmeo Sor6.
|@11ten Dofier n1a11 fat / BET III
|2on0, ellcr, lom De 0Dbelte Hot,.rcr
|oftelt gjpr> n1an lGnges tilbaoc.
man foar ltprre &jerligbeb til
|@je1nmet enc fpr, eller De11 bliper
gn mere bcrio1t. Nogle be11ber Dien1,
log BET ma reg11es for Set nuturlig=
lite. Gi bprer bic1nme ser, hror hi
CT lat al SUB, ON set enc er 1,0=
merft at ie Zig ONT / &erDe1,. sos
|anore nofier SaDrmt,, % Ser bar
|Itlfel6d bos bam, iom en- Glugt=
ming Der bar fortolt libt ON: hdn
|elifeoe 0on1norf mere i11ocrligt
9ocrt Aar, ser gift, % bar gipet %
berbia11nte cit ltor .&igbom / fine
|oejlige. Digte. Mlt Set itipnne. bun
|iaa og bgrte .blm6t 6remmeoe, el=
Ter lom toreoe giennem Dans eJenl
|Siel, bil6e bon Dele nteo tine
2onosmpn6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-11

min Side og. Ryg
men efter at ha-
We ibrugt Lydia
Pinkham's
/ Vegetable Com
| pound Tabletter
og to Flasker af
'Sanative Wash
er jeg bleven
| fuldstnndig he'll
i brede't af disse
Ulemper og be-
| finder mig bedre
- o11o Moo6or
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-11

til Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine
Co. (confidential), Lynn, Mass,
efter frit Rad.
BlaoS, bon0t olminoelig Mgtel1e oc
fonot Jig faa BEL, at ban blep Sc,
olle fine Sage. &an gifteoe Zig mel
len ruSiif 6pr1tinoe, e., p11oig apii11.
De- Der "altio ct beb at Hide fig
op al &iGrligbeo til gepjtcn" (ben=
oes Mn16s Orb / ct 8rep berbiem).
Sor bam bar FUN bpret 5ole11
bans 2ip. SUN ~elifeo alt oct bc61te
frem fpl6te meo iin 9jertebarmcs
|5troaleHier bans Mano6omsbiem"
1friper garnoomsbe1men fra Sip
be1rbnbn, Mrel 5grm1 e1l 1on lmuft
Il ct Oigt, bborme6 ban, leo1oge6e ct
lille oa1lif 8egetre, 1om @folefam=
%meroter, trofalte ligeiom bon lclp,
lenote til bms Brap oeropre / 6tep=
pelm10t. Det por otto S1,ltrueu,
Der opfororeoe bom til 8e1eg i
|Dnnmnrf og mi11bebc bu111 ON at
l1trtbe til SlGgten. SUM- boboe gibet
IIffol6 poa n1egt for al blibe bnnB
Bruo, me1, bar alti6 gla6 peo at
|bere cit omf Manos S11]tru og
regneoe Da11n1arf for lit Gporelan6.
Sun elfe6e ogino bet 6on1fe Stag
Jog bar ibrig for at fun Oct bei1t,
t1aar 2eiIrgbeo gobes. Sun 6rog poo
iiingen Maaoe bans @ino ober MOB
oct nDe 5eorelon6, men glGoeoes
ober, at ban fun6e pure ct vlepen6e
8on6" imellem bette % bans GAM
lie Stem.
@fjent Ibor 2o11ge bleo oeo at
bore oanif l%1nber1ant, uonpp1tes
|bm / @1lslmo til 5totsroab % fit
''ben enc Or6en og uomerfel1e eftcr
oen an6en. SON fslte at ban por
elifet og grd al @1,siernc, bl: a.
beo, at 5tu6enter1re bolot Bagt
uoenfor bans 8olig / Moitmn 1t11oer
|Spreret 1906, S Ell Del Mor boboe
BON pootoget fig %iuntibig meo fin
29rergierning at pGre 6a11if @on1l1l
! Moifmo. @on tog bette $perb me-
get iambiHigbeosfulbt 5om aft, bbo6
BON baboe for. Magelss goo bar
BON moo ale, Don5fe, Ger fon til
Mo1tma, og bans 9u1tru fife mint
.ore. De ferte ct gie1tfrit @l1s. G11=
.bber 0onif gift in0 og no bos Dem.
Berionlig ofre0e BON life lao liot
for at biplpe 2anbsmpno, Der bar
I Neo. On lille Brppe fra beres
|2tp 6erobre faor hi / ct 8reb fra
1898: uDonif Suleaften bill Motia")
Doge bogefter oe1l ue lterlnn0ife.
tr9tteoe ban imi6Iertih meget, 2e=
rergierninge1 iiGr. 4an ifriper en-
vGprit 81. 10 ON Mftenen CT
jeg min cgen 9erre". - Otter Sp=
|rgret 1906, Ga ban en- 1og n1notte
goa 9je1nen <gleregnen me6 OPP
|rafte 99nDer for at bile, at ban
life bar &oaben> blep ban formoaet
It'll at tnge fin Mflfeo boaoe <1pm
|29rer og 1om &on1ul. SON traf fig
|6a tilbage til Goblet poo Steppen,
Bbor 2ibet fertes ga1,1fe potriar<
|falf. Sc ellfe0es of nlle 8p1lberne,
|6er efter rnsiif 5fif fom / 5forer
|Deo @eiti0erne % fps1ebe DEM poo
9e110erne. Ober &on11,latsbpgnin=
gen ! Neoifua baboe ser paict ct
megtigt 9mnebrogsflog; set TOM
111 til at 6nffe SEN enc Bng / So
ppnte Sl1letrp for os Danife Der
oore, men 6nnlf Sulemorge11 gaar
hi igien til bort rus1iife- 5pgneoogs-
arbeioe**)". SIT bette unltrpngte %
befn1en pan set i%pileprpbe6e &erre-
|fpbe$ Napaboofa. &intere1 tilbrogte
|6e | miloere ggne. Iioligere boboe
I6e gierne 5erterne peret pao ba1ls
|elfeoe greite ger. ecu tog Be lige
letter Sui til Mi55a eller &rim.
8eore 5pn bar Danrnarf Dnloen
|eif, men Fun faa @ange bar bar1
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|?Smerter j Siden
og Ryg2en.
Hvorledes Mrs. Kelly matte
Tide og hvorledes hun
\ blew helbredet.

Burlington, Wis. - eMit Helbred
var meget uregelmessigt, og jeg
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Kan kbe 40 acre dyket Farm Mile fra Nemadu, MINI. 3 Mile fra Rar-
u Z. MINI. Frame H g Lade. S4o kontant; Resten til &C., -" oE
$500. Kan kobe ct 9cvarelsGs modrneH Hotel we'd Barnum MINI. Eektrsk Tvs
OF Dampvarmeapparat. $1,000 konant Restent til 81.
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-11
Eaf.sorpens .op D6dens Aar ever hele Yerden.

rner,aw hite Wine and Tar Syrup bur-
de- indesiefhvert HEM. Den yidunder-
H9eHais-og LunGe nediciu. SeiEea over
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-14
OUR FASHION LETTER HI
TO BORROW TAILS
Lovely Woman of Today Must
Resort to Peacock.
Tale of Tails and All They En-
tail This Winter.
BY MARGARET MASON.
Written for the State JOurnal.)

If you're a superstitious Sue
The Fashion won't appeal to you,
OF wearing without qualm or quail
The feathers from a peacock's tail
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-14
Copper Wash Boilers

also Tin with Copper Bot
tom and Copper Rim. at
Prices way below the pres
ent market.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-14


The Fashion won't appeal to you,
OF wearing without qualm or quail
The feathers from peacock's tail
will wear borrowed plumage, quite the
most artistic and fashionable place to
borrow it at the present moment is
from the tail of a peacock That is,
of course, if she counts thirteen as her
lucky number, doesn't mind opening
an umbrella indoors and laughs shat
tered mirrors to scorn. 1t isn't strange
that the peacock should come into It's
own again as a modish fowl, consld-
ering it has ever been a symbol OF
vanity and the household pet of Juno
in her early days of light housekeep-
ing on Mount Olympus. Now the gor-
geous feathers are used not only as
fans, in head dresses for evening and
as a garniture for hats, but the lovely
blue and green eyes Of the feathers
are utilized in any number of ingeni-
Gus ways as gown and wrap trim
mings. AT a smart literary tea the
other afternoon appeared veritable
Peacock Lady whose penchant for the
plumes was carried to unique lengths.
The buttons of her heavy, loose wrap
were made of the eyes of the peacock
feathers under discs of glass backed
and bound in gilt. She also wore a
charm on a long chain of blue and
green enamel made of double glass
discs trimmed in gold and revealing
peacock eye on each side. Her hat
was close fitting turban formed of
the iridescent blush green breast
feathers of the bird, while a wonder
full scarf of the breast feathers swath
ed her chin and throat in lieu of fur.
Replicas of these fascinating feathers
now form the motif of embroidered
designs on many rich evening gowns
and wraps and the craze for peacock
jewelry steadily gains. Rings and
brooches showing the fowl in its en-
tirety. have its tail encrusted with
semi-precious sparkling stones of
green and blue. Either with its tail
dropping or reared and proudly I'M
furled like a fan in all its glory, the
clever metal and gem craftsmen depict
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-14
Hair Often Ruined
By Washing With Soap

Soap should be used very carefully,
if you want to keep your hair looking
it's best. Most soaps and prepared
shampoos contain too much alkali
This dries the scalp, makes the hair
brittle, and ruins it.
The best thing for steady use is just
ordinary mulsified cocoanut oil (Which
is pure and greaseless), and is better
than the most expensive soap or any
thing else you can use.
One or two teaspoonfuls will cleanse
the hair and scalp thoroughly. Simply
moisten the hair with water and rub
it in. 1t makes an abundance of rich
creamy lather. which rinses out easily
removing every particle of dust. dirt
dandruff and excessive oil. The hair
dries quickly and evenly. and it leaves
the scalp soft. and the hair fine and
silky, bright, lustrous, fluffy and easy
to manage.
You can get mulsified cocoanut oil
at any pharmacy, it's very cheap, and
a few ounces will supply every mem
Der of the family for months.-Adver-
tisement
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-14
Novelty Review.

If skill counted for everything Rich
ard Wally would be a topliner, as he
is a marvel in handling billiard balls
and one of the best jugglers seen at
the Novelty this year. But the old
story of brilliant idea, of witty lines,
carrying away the audience brings out
Bill Foster and his unnamed partner
to good advantage. This sketch is
clever and funny but needs a little
dressing up to improve it. Boelger
brothers get more music and harmony
than the average from their banjos.
Mile Stevens & Co.. in Aunt Be-
linda's Legacy" are supposed to be
the feature act this week end. Their
sketch is well written, clean and funny
but is marred by pathos that is too
long drawn out. Sadness has little
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-14
Is CARS OF BUTTER
Big shipment by "Redbalf' to Catch
Ship for Russia.

New York, Jan. 14.-As shown in
the heavy shipments of food supplies
now being made from this port to Rus
STA, it was stated today that a special
train of 25 cars loaded with butter
was rushed here from Chicago within
AZ hours in order to be shipped on
board the steamer Czaritza, leaving
yesterday for Russia.
The amount of this shipment is un-
derstood to have exceeded all records
for a single consignment. This is be-
lieved to be the first American-made
butter ever shipped to Russia.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-14

the peacock on combs for the hair
shoe buckles. pendants. The tiny gold
or silver, gem encrusted birds even
swing in Beautys ears They are
spangled or beaded on hand bags and
hosieryin effective exterior decoration,
of the frail and fair; also the buxom
and brunette. For interior decoration,
Steiner. the artist. has proved their
effectiveness in his own beautiful
home.
So here you have the tale of the
pe&cock's fashionable tail and all it
entails
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-14

place in a vaudeville theater. Outside
of the world-be heart throb, Miss
Stevens is the best on the bill as a
comedian. The Paldrens, Austrian
strong women and a man deliver the
goods in a way that is surprising.
Comparatively small women accom-
pIish strong arm stuff that most mas
culine acrobats waver at
# L z
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-14
Murder Trial am AcquittaI.

Bowling Green, Mo, Jan 14-Fred
d. Wilkins, of Louisiana, Mo. was
declared innocent of the murder of A
M. Walker, former mayor of Louisi-
ana, and a colonel on Governor Ma
jors personal staff, by a jury here
last night. Walker died from a bull
let wound several months ago In a
deathbed statement he absolved Will
kins of all blame. Walker said lie HAD
shot himself accidentally while he and
wilkins were 'fooling" with a revol-
yer.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-14
Stop scratching!
Resinol relieves
itching instantly

That itching, burning skin-trOuble
which keeps you scratching and
digging, is a source of disgust to
others, as well as of torment to you.
Why don't you get rid of it by using
Resinol Ointment? Physicians have
prescribed it for over 20 years. In
most cases, it stops itching instantly
and heals eruptions promptly. 1t is
very easy and economical to use.
Sold by all druggists. For trial free, write
to Dept. SIS. Resinol, Baltimore. Nd
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-14

Asbestos has been found in West
China.