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The Washington herald., 1917-04-23

Sour. gassy. upset stomach. indiges-
ton, heartburn, dyspepsia; when the
food you eat ferments into gases and
upsets you; your head aches and you
feel sick and miserable, that's shen you
realize the wonderful acid ne Itrslizing
power in Pspe's Diapepsin. { makec
all such stomach misery, due q acidity.
vanish in hve minutes.
If your stomach is in continuous
revolt-if lyou can't get IL regulated.
please. for your sake. try Pspe's Dispep-
sin. It's so needless TO have an acid
The Washington herald., 1917-04-23
HAIR COMING OUT?

Dsndruff causes q feverish irritation
OF the scalp. the hair roots shrink,
loosen. and then the hair comes out
fast To stop falling hair at once and
rid the scalp OF every particle Of dan
drum, get a S-cent bottle OF Dande rins
at any drug store, pour little in your
hand and rub q into the scalp. Amer
a few applications the hair stops COM
ing out and you can't md any dan
druff.-Adv
The Washington herald., 1917-04-23
Relief Steamer Sunk
Despite Safe Conduct

London, April 22-The Belgian relief
steamer Rfnghorn, outward bound from
Rotterdam with a safe conduct from the
Germans, has been sunk, according to
word received by the Commission for
Relief In Belgium this afternoon.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-23
WOMAN SOUGHT FOR ROBBERY.

ARREST Edna L. Murray. alias Day,
alias Gordon, aged "a five feet. FIVE or six
inches tall. brown hair and eyes. wearing
black and white one-piece suit and blue
hat, wanted by No. precinct for grand
larceny" Is the text OF a lookout"
which was sent out yesterday. The police
say they want the woman for the theft
of several articles of jewelry from the
room Of Clarence Talbert, hos Eighth
street northeast.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-23
Kahn, Pro-Conscription,
Gets Telegram Support

Representative Julius Kahn, OF Cali
fornia, author of the minority report OF
the Military Affairs Committee, recon-
mending passage of the administrators s
selective conscription plan has receiv-
ed almost 100 tlegrams from Call
fornia Utah, washington, New York.
Illinois, and Ohio commencing his ac-
tivitv
The Washington herald., 1917-04-23
TEDDY's vMLIFIER FIND.
Cost IS 60 Cau Roosevelt q "Mocx
Progressive"

Grants Pass, Greg. April At cost
Maynard Msrtindale $ In the Police
Court here TO use contumelious language
In referring TO Col. Roosevelt. Of Oyster
Bay.
In an argument with W. I. Maple. Mar
tinoale declared the former President is a
mock Progressive" and that a certain
Asiatic nation had hEuratively made
Teddy CLIMB a tree" while he was Pres
ident. Msrtindale also was accused OF
bestowing the sppellstion Of big tooth"
on the former Rough Rider.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-23
No Submarine Blockade
OF u, S. Coast, Say Teutons

Rotterdam. April 22.-Germany will
make no effort to blockade the American
coast with her U-boats at this time. ac-
cording to unofficial dispatches from
Berlin.
They quote naval men as saying that
submarine warfare in European waters
would be more effective.
It Is not known. however. what the
future intentions OF the German admir-
atty are.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-23
BAND CONCERT PROGRAMS.

Band concert at the U. s. Marine Bar
racks this afternoon at go, by the U. 8.
Marine Band Orchestra, William h. santsl-
mann, leader.
PROGRAM.
March, "CsH Of America lTon der Mehdon)
Overture, "saluntala' (Goldmark)
F1ute solo. 'Ballads ct Dance des sylphos,
Op. b.....-....................... tAnderSon)
Musician. Robert Z. Seel.
Ihs Bsolution Of Dixie .Uake)
"a fantasia depicting the gradual eVoiu-
ton Of Dixie" slowly through THE Crea-
tion," dan0 Aboriginal" and the
Famous Menuet." The melody Is develop
ID until there emerges the immortal Dixie"
This. in turn becomes q waltz, then nag
time. and at last grand opeFa.)
sulto, Op (Tschaikowskyl
ttD Introduction in + Zufu Fugue %
DfTertisoment. tcD Andante. td) Marche
miniature. tel GaVeto.
'Salyfsche Rhapsodis" s"......... Friedmanul
The Star spangied Banner"
Concert By the U. s. Soldiers Home Band.
At Soldiers Home hand stand, this afternoon
besinning at O'Clock, John s. NJ. zimncr-
PROGRAM.
America"
March. "CiIilEaton" ..........( (schertzinsa1
Overture, Schsnsptef f.................( BACH
Moroccan. ''Simphcity'' '......... dorothy Lcel
Selection, "Kstinka". .(FrimI1
Fox-Trot. Down Honolulu Way fBurke)
falso Hesitation. la Confession" :. .tlforranJ
Dance characteristics. "A Southern We'd
ding ..........-..-.-....-..-..-... Uotter)
Finale. Its So Tsmptin' ''........ .Cdonaeo)
The Star spansled Bsnner'
The Washington herald., 1917-04-23
Special Sale of
WILLOW TABLES

Sample pieces at special prices. Built
with especial care, each table with shelf.
some with rolled edge; a few with glass
top and removable tray.
Old Ivory Willow Table. 3o-in top $500
Old Ivory Art Reed Table. 27-in. top, I2-Oa
Old Ivory Art Reed Table. 24-in. top. $1,000
Old Ivory Art Reed Table, 24-In. top. 800
Old Ivory Art Reed Table, 24-in. top. 500
Verdi Copper Art Reed Table, 24-in.
TOP Observation-Disclosures. 600
Verdi Copper Art Reed Table, gain.
Top .--.--..---..- 4SO
Baronial Brown Art Reed Table,
Pain. top zoo
Baronisl Brown Art Reed Table.
So-tl. top 500
Natural Willow Table. 2f-in. top. 80
Natural Willow Table, 3o-in. top. 7.SO
Natural Willow Table. gain. top. $50
Natural Willow Table, 24-in. top. Az
Fiber Rush Table. 1s-in. top. w 600
Fiber Rush Table. 2s-in. top. p. 500
PsIais RoysEFourth Floors elevators.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-23
A Few of the MANY

The settee. chairs and rockers exactly as illus
trated-are of solid maple natural finished vanished
to help withstand both sun and rain All with double
woven rattan seats some with double woven backs,
with slat backs; all built for durability and COM
fort. Sizes for men and women. The styles include
high and medium backs with broad. restful arms
Prices, $1.25 to $575
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-27
LABOR MEETING TO
|. Be HELD At GRAND
THEATRE TOMORROW
Thomson, Townley and Lesueuer
Are on Program for Address
Is During Afternoon

Under the auspices Of the Bismarck
! Typographical union mass meeting
OF interest TO all. especially the labor
ing classes. will be held at the
Grand theater tomorrow afternoon
commencing at 5 o'clock. Labor bills
introduced 10 date AT this session OF
the legislature. will be given careful
consideration.
The program will open with selec-
ton by the Bismarck male quartet
consisting OF Miller. Humphreys. Ar
not and HalvOrsOn. 0. NJ. Thomason
will give a review on the status of
legislation now before the fifteenth
legislative assembly. \. {. Townley,
president Of the Nonpartisan league
will speak on the subject. THE Pur-
pose and the Object OF the League.
Attorney Arthur LeSucur will discuss
house bill ~.
\. W. Bowman OF Fargo. represent
ing the North Dakota Federation OF
Labor and one OF the leading union
men OF Fargo. who has been in Bis
marck several weeks looking after the
cause OF the laboring class, will be
present at the meeting. which is open
TO the public
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-27
REGENTS DENIES FRAz|ER'S
Continued from page 4.

Continued from page 1.
no fear NOR doubt as to the fairness or
competency Of that court.
I'VE therefore demand and challenge
YOU that you submit this controversy
to the supreme court OF this state"
Retain Expert Counsel.
The board OF regents is determined
to fight. and it has retained as counsel
former Chief Justice c. J. Fisk. Aubrey
Lawrence OF Fargo. and former Attor-
ney General H. J. Linde. The board,
it is announced. does not intend to
carry the battle into the eneurys ter
ritory. but it is prepared to resent any
invasion OF what it considers its rights.
Frazier. Declines to Talk.
Governor Frazier this morning de-
clined to discuss the new situation pre-
scented by the proposal OF the board OF
regents that the questions involved be
submitted to the supreme court for de-
termination. He admitted the receipt
of the boards letter, but stated he had
not had time to give the matter suf-
ticient consideration. The governor
knew nothin gof any plans on the part
of his appointees to proceed with the
organization of a second board OF
regents. without awaiting confirmation
on the part OF the senate. 4 dispatch
to this effect went out from the capital
yesterday. but the chief executive and
the attorney generals department pro-
tessed ignorance OF any such plans.
Heard by State Affairs.
President Lewis Crawford yesterday
was given hearing before the state
affairs committee Of the senate. which
has under consideration Governor
Frazier's appointments. The provis-
ion upon which the board takes its
stand. it was announced. is Chapter
237 OF the session laws OF 1918. which
reads: The governor is empowered
and it is hereby made his duty. on OF
before the second day of March. A. d
1915. to nominate. and with the con
sent OF the majority OF the members o
the senate in executive session. TO ap
point. as such board of regents.
The board claims that it was nom
mated. as required by law. March
1915, and that the senate confirmet
the appointment. also in accordance
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-27
statesmen STUDY
IMPROVED METHODS
ON AGRICULTURE

So that they may be OF greater SER
vice TO the farmers OF America with
whom they come in daily contact, the
5000 statesmen. blockmen and general
agents OF the International Harvester
company in the United States have
been studying improved farming
methods at movable agricultural en-
tension schools. conducted during the
fall and winter in 81 cities in all parts
Of the country
These schools will hold a session
in Fargo January 81 and February !.
and they will be attended by general
agents and local statesmen from this
city, Aberdeen. Bismarck. Grand
Forks. Minot and other places. Far
mers. bankers. business men and all
Others interested in better farming. in.
Guiding women. are invited to attend.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-27

with law, March s., 1915. one day fol-
lowing the approval OF the act Great
ing the state board Of regents.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-27
FRENCH ATTACKS
PROVE FUTILE
(United' Press)'

Berlin. Jan. o.. - French attacks
AGAINST positions on Hill No. 304. won
Yesterday by the Germans. were fruit:
less. the official statement today said
These attacks were repulsed with san
culinary enemy losses.
The statement also detailed fight
ing on the Combres heights. and in
the bend OF the Meuse. west OF st.
Michel. unsuccessful night attacks
against positions on the heights or
Hill 304 were followed by further at
tacks at daylight the statement said.
South OF Dixmude. Belgian outpost
was captured By the Germans. South
of La Vase canal, several advances
attempted by the English detacn'
nlentS failed.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-27

sided in North Dakota for period OF
FIVE years.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-27
DOES RHEUMATISM
| u. BOTHER YOU ?
MANY Doctors Use MuSterole

So many sufferers have found relief
in Mustcr0le that You ought TO buy 4
small jar and try it.
Just spread it on with the fingers. Rub
It in. First YOU feel gentle glow, then
delicious. cooling comfort. Mustcrole
rou,s the twinses. loosens up Sntfened
joipts and muscles.
Mnaerole is a clean. white ointment.
made with oil at mustard. |, pcnctra,cS
to the seat OF pain and drives il away.
but does not blister the lrnderrSt >ksIl.
E" Ii, takes the place OF the mnSsy. old
fashioned mustard plaster.
y Mus,erole is recommended for hron-
chi,;S, Group, asthma, plenrisy lEm'n@n,
neuralgia, >prai,,s, bruises. >,'t neck.
headache al,,i c,,l,i> O; The chest ,it often
prssvGs< ?ne'",onlal.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-27
You Cannot Expect
To Have a Clear
Complexion
BY Constantly massaging Il With
So-caI|ed Skin Foods or Creams,
Often Rancid or Germy.
Substitute cuticura
For One Week

And make Cuticura Soap and ONT.
men, your everyday toilet preparations.
They canno, possibly injure the pores.
Contrast the purity, fragrance, comfort
and convenience Of these super-creamy
emolien.s with beauty fads" 50 COM
mon. ,iresome and expensive. A bath
with Cuticura Soap and hot water on
rising and retiring thoroughly cleanses
and stimulates sluggish pores. giving
II signs Of pimples, redness or rough
ness be present smear them with the
Ointment and let it remain five minutes
before bathing. Nothing purer, sweeter
or more effective for your skin and hair
than Cuticura no matter how much you
paw for it.
For Free Samples BY Return Man
address postcard: ''Cutieurs, Dept. q,
i Ion.' Sold everywhere.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-27
STRINGS Of TRAINS .
STALLED IN WYOMING
ASSOCIATED Pressl

Cheyenne. Wyo.. Jan. 2,.-Strings
of westbound trains on the Union Pa.
cifc held up by snow blockades were
augmented during the night, until
now about a score OF them are held at
Medicine Bow. until the line can be
cleared at Wilcox Some have been
waiting for IS hours.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-27
MUST PROVE INSANITY.

Under the provisions of senate bill
lh2. introduced Yesterday by Nelson OF
Grand Forks. insanity must be prov
Ell by the testimony of three repu-
table physicians. one of whom shall
be the superintendent of the state in
stitu,ion for the insane in which the
person proceeded against is confined.
before such insanity can be made
ground for divorce Then a divorce
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-27

IN institution outside this state. the
applicant for divorce must have re-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-27
E. = = y = = = = !. :: :! = {:
:. IN THE SENATE TO-DAY. :
49, ~ *$* = :. :: = !: :: : =

-, For final passage:
S. 3. 33-Relating to changing
school boundaries.
S. B. 29-Kelating to branches 10 be
taught in common schools.
S. B. 4s-Relaung. to assessment Of
bank stock. revenue and taxation.
H. B. pa concurrent resolution.
H. r. Making emergency appro-
priation for attorney general.
Special Orders.
- ; 40, D. mr-Senate Bill No As. re.
lating to season for killing game
birds.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-27
I|!lllll!]
FURTHER BREAK
IN WHEAT ON
!: PEACE REPORTS
limited Pressl

Chicago Jan. a1.--Peace talk, cou'
pled with the reports OF W. X. \e1tihs
ham, a London writer. which appear
ed in New York papers this morning
caused break Of hcs in May wheat
today. July wheat dropped 3$c and
September dropped ne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-31

@aDraui6tn.
Wsm Trisa edaus.


9oit bus geb0rt, unb bat bids aud
ourchbebt q a
Sn tiefiter gsele. nunoerfam unb
eigen,
Das polle Maufden. bas Der WaIb err
bebt.
urpl0Blin, aus Der SommernGdte
S9neigen?
Das fdeint ni9t Winb! Sd hab' Is
. oft belduf1t!
Qeis ftimmt es an aus ounfIem Wdlz
besf9pBe.
gs 1T, alsy ob bes Malbes @eele
rauf9t,
Die bodauffrebenbe, setpaltig sroBe!
MuffdtpeIIeno febt fids fort bon Baum
gu Baum,
9ief sreift es Elm in al Die fdneren
Mefte
uno brn1oet fpetter Dur1 ben 0u1flen
Mdurl,
Befreienb, mas bic ftoI3e @eele prebte.
Gs tperben Mbptmen. fort unb nuns
oernou,
Gin brauienoer Gefane in allen Gaf>
fen
Des Molbes - Mie es i'm Musenblide
fdtrDu,
GG1ts ab I'm Musenblid, perfOhnt. ses
IdHen.
Gdiens erft Elm ipiloes, ftiirmiihes
gnrppr,
Sdeints iebts Elm Beten, Rieberfnien
unb sNeisen.
Meift lieet Der Worsen oonn fhon pcr
BEN 9or
uno tritt btrein bur4 bieies beige
aS1fpeigen.
Wds ibm Damn nr0elidon entgegerts
ruuf4t,
Das tiinoet ni&ts bon ben Grfhiitte>
rlirgen
Der ftineit Naht. 9aft bu es
~ aud beIuuf@t2
9at Is bid uuh fD tDunberfam our4s
flungen2
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-31
u$fi u~nufr'aet.F :
efi33e BON Gtt1 6irf@felb.

.Mutti, beut' 1T @onntag.
sd, mein Rino." Die bIdFe Jrau
fri@ benz Rnoben, Der fid sdrtlid an
ie fdmiegte, ianft iiber bas tpeihe.
bionbe 9uar.
rWeutti - i@ m1hte - 10 germ
ipieoer nal in bon WaIb seben,1 Bat
anfonss aOsernb, 0unn bdftig ber
aIeine. {
.Griber fubren mir bod ale Conn
tuge 'raus.- NIT Wuter."
rMit Batter" pieberbolte lansfam,
NIT fait tonIofer @timme bic Irau.
nnb ftri9 NIT Der 6ano iiber Die Au-
ger, aus benen fh 1rdnen berbOr-
6rdnsten.
~Weine bod MIDI. Muttden, Batter
fDmmt beftimmt tpit6er," fudte bus
Rinb bic Mutter su tr0ften, .meibt
ou, unfsr 2ebrer fost, piele, Die fdOp
LANCE permibt finb, fdreiben oann
ouf einmal aus Der @efangenfhaft.
Du mubt nidt INNER 70 piel %tpeintn,
Mutti; tpenn Der Batter mad 9aufe
fommt, biit bu sana trani."
.Waein lieber, lieber ssymnse, tpenn
ID bid nidt bate! Du font aud NAL
tpieoer cine Sonntassfreube baben.
9ole btinen Mantel uno MiiBe, mir
tpOllen in ben Grunetpalo fabren. Don
benz etpisen Stubenboden fiebft bu
aud f4on gara eleno aus
Sc mar Elm biifterer 6erbitfonntag.
in ben Die btioen binaustran6erten.
SIM Minbe bosen fi4 bic biinnen
GShrenftGmme Ghaenb sesenetnanber;
tueinsraue Nebel iuosten iiber BEN nit
fp6rli9en Moosfleden beffanoenen
grobDben. ati4t 6rdts Il burd ole
6inen. ,Das Metter, pabte gu ber trii.
Zen @timmung BON a5rau Wintler.
Sat bisr Mpnats mar fs nun obns
Nadri&t bon ibretn Munn, Der feit
Desinn oes Gelbsuses braubtn m
gRuBIano setpsfen tpur. Mie bate tr
lie ldrtsere 3sit obne EN- 1sbeHssti&sn
gelaftn; ipehn II irssrb fDtthtt. Bate
FRANZ, Der 70 adrtli4 on ibr unb BEN
iIsinsfl Malier Bins, sef9rieber. ct
ipiirbe aud in bsr Gefousenf4dft anes
b~arangefebt bobsr. ibne, cine Nah.
ri9t at seben, 6ds tpuBte ffs beftimmt.
Hein, Ct mar ssmiB ldnsf bon elmer
unbarmberaisen Russl buhinserdfft
fporbel nie 70 piele anbere. SIR aaes
seit frDblids Mann! Sic fonnte Is fid
troB anebem nidt por1feIIep. odB feline
frdftise gefialt, feline lieben. freunblis
den aussn bic taIte groe beden fole
fe.
.Sieb Mutti, bic srobe, srobs @isfe
sno oas bibids air&lein ba oben,"
unterbra4 Der Sunse ihren trauriser
Gebnnfensans.
mir ipollsn ba 'rauf eebtn, ia? ST
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-31

3pei Weiber ftanb.n in Gebbe
limb fdmpftsn ton unb Nib;
81. beios trueen i'm 5eraen
0es 9eibeeliebten Bib.
bod jdb ibr @rol unb 9eifern
Der treueften Jreunbfdaft tueidt.-
Die Dritts MIN gu hafen,
Der CT bic 9anb sereidf.
g. ..
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,sdl reae MIDI nidt leidlt auf.

I'D reae MIDI nidjf' leid)t alf
0as meibt ou ia. Mlio' mir los
Sid sutraulid uno 5artlid ne
ben Die iunge 5rou leeerl oas fonn.
te Sarop nid)t. OaSn luo nifts IN
S,Srmas @elen Elm. aber es mar
beiltabe, ols fonnc mar 10 anfrih-
tIg 81 ibr iein mic au eirem &c.
ifidten slouofateuL bem NOR per-
trmit.
6arop er5dblte alles, mas ibr Yin,
na gebrens aeiaet batte.
Sic iaB Srma gceelliiber; lie bat
ten oas Ndbtiifben ON SenIter
5lpild)en iid). SIM beHiten 2idlfe oes
Seniters iparen Tie, unb Sorop font
te ieoe Wiene Der anoern beipa-
den.
Gortletuna folat.l
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}enpfao onf bic MnbDbe, Die bic nett
ins 2anb fdalienbe feline airhe trus.
.9ier oben tpsbte es nod fdrfer dls
i'm Malbe unten; 5rau Mintler brudte
fid in oen 54us Der ountltn boben
Gi9ten uno neitauslabenben 2ebenss
bGutae bes 5riebbofes, Der ggenubtr
Der Stride lag. Der tletne Wdlter ltef
lumber uno fubtt mad Rinoerart all
lerlei, ipas duf Dem W~iefet1bobe1 gu
ftnoen mar unb ibm begehrenspert
erfdin; Jrau mintler bfieb an bte
Rir1bofsm1uer selehnt feben unb
binq pieoer ibren @eoanien mad. Muf
biefem friebfiden grbenfled mar tie
Dor Iinebr ais eiaem Sabr mil Mann
unb ainb bds Iebtemal gepefen, fnr5
ebe Ser furdtbare arieg ausbra4 nnb
Sen Mann BON ibrer Seite RIB. Wie
frDblid parer fe bamals Bier hinaufs
qeaanaen; pie botte Grana fi6 iiber
BAG fd0ne Bib Der i'm @onneni9ein
5aimmernben blumisen Malopiefe ses
freut! Sa, bamals bate ibnen alien
nod bic Come sefdienen! uno es mar
Der einfamea sSy;rau, ols OBJ biefer bleiz
araue 5imm.I fid ME, mebr aufhelz
len tperoe = sleidpie tire Sage nun
INNER i'm Dunfel oabingeben fpirz
o.n.
@roBe, belle Sropfen floHen Der
Hrau lana5am iiber Die bleiden, pers
bdrmten Monaen. 9roftlos blidte ie
in bic aroue lanofdaft binous. q
Da, mas mar bas9 6dlIter "a nidt
OrqeltOne berHber su Der ~per3DeifeIs
ten ssrouq NIs fpoIten fe Ole Mauern
{prenaeu, 70 mddtis brauifen oie tIds
rem. 5tutittroqenben RlGnge aus Der
fleinen airhe. lino nun febten Meniss
fnen{fimmen, heHe Rinberffimmen Elm,
NIT ibrem Snbeln fb iiber BE ernfen1
DrddtIGnot emporfnpinaeno. ainbers
ootfesbi.n{f! stin fdufdt sic syruu.
Wie bds aufdmmenfldnd, BE .ounfle
Srostfprohe ms Sci Rinb,riubel!
1nb foi. es ans 6era aiaa! Wur es
nid,t lin Iiebes, o~nbetanntes 1ieS. mas
ole ba fonqen. 81. Rinoer unb bic
Oro.I2 Nmn perffano lie aud sic
Mprte:
&c; unp.raoot. bafb Ser Morqen
toof . @ie fonoen oas fpurnberpone
8stIieo: ..Sarre meine @eele."
.@tdrfer ols Der 5tlfer 1T Ole got
id nidt," erfdpn es 70 al6ubiq. 10 bon
itorfen. furdflofen Werfrouens. bah .s
bic .n0rerin feltfam eroriff.
lInb pdbrenb fie faufdte. rpurbe es
al,f einmol oona rubio uno feierIih
in ibr. .@ott tpirb aud mir belfen.a
nochte lie .unb, leiie aoo sic Spffnuna
fpieb.r in lire tuunbe @eele. Mber =
Sin ih benn f.in,r Silfe inert babe i'd
nid,t en- olem .oeafpeifelt, nos mir
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fiid1tioemf @dmera mein,n eSuraen,
msiuen Iieberl. fleiuendW oIter. fat
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ndhme2 ecSn idher Wnaft fpirbeIten
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ser foro.npof,n arou outs Weus
5roff ins 6,ra aitksnb.
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Minfler oiefe Mnoadt Dor Dem Rirns
leiu ouf Der Malobob.. Der Helm.
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mutti nidt mehr fopiel peiute unb
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aIs in Ser lehten 9eft. &
chi unperaootS flono es ME Or.
o,iton her fro,,ernb ern{ten ssrot.
ip,nn bic eoroe INN ben MermiRten fe
abtripaItioen polte. Die Soffnuna.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-31
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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gir baIten Die bette aobIe unb bag
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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-10

HcDud va suffered Tor several
Years SAYS Mrs, g. WAHfakef Of
his place win SICK headache. and
stomach Iogcie.
e years alo a friend tod me 10 try
saee 9f2 8cA-Daught. winch aid
sl4 'e-aa i % be the best auly 7eaI-
-sHe t7r t9-as and cid
+ keep bae<-6raaght On hand at lie
e~ and wien nv caal-za re-. 4
a1 they ask ne for a dose. ard
ZEN e9Ie good lhaa any mcc.c.ae
ever .eed.
"s 77s-r nave 4 long spell eli sick
- ~ 'arlY. s.nce We Commenced
@ a1e<-0raugas
as5'o-d's Black Craught iz sursI,
e2s aad has been found 10 regQ-
5temachs ard digestion. re-
lHe sest9n. cole. %ind. nausea
s-a-ae Sex stomach. and s.1aar
9rloas
f has bee1 IN constant use gof more
aan 2 years, ana h2a benefited more
7an milton peopIs.
Yoag druggist sell. and recommends
slack -Draught. P'acs 0uly &c. Geta
sackage Today. &C am
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