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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1917-01-06
Pour Noel Et
Le Jour De Ian
Un geste g6n6reux de Ia Whitney
Central National Bank ct de- la
Whitney Central & Savings Bank.

A Pepoque des fetes de Noel ct
du Jour de Pan, IL est d'usage
dams les Establishments financielg
les maisons de commerce ct les
grands magasins de notre vile.
de saluer ces jours heureux par
un geste large ct liberal en- accor-
dant aux employees une gratifi-
cation peCuniaire, un cadeau queI
conque, pour proclamer chauue
aimee Pere de fraternite ct de
Oonne volont6 Qui a Iui sur le
monde lors de la venue du divin
enfant sur la terre.
Dams QuelqueS-unes des mai
sons lmportantes, les employees
reeoivent en- surplus, la moitie ct
meme Ia totalit6 de leuras traite-
ments mensuels.
Cette coutume est generate
ment suivie dams les banques, ct
parmi ces institutions financiercs
nous relevsns tout particuIiere-
ment la Whitney Central Nation
al Bank ct la Whitney-C Central
Trust and Savings Bank, uns
corporation financiere jumelle
qui compte parmi les plus solides
du Sud. La Whitney Bank dom
matt depuis nombre d'annes, a
ses OFFICERS ct employees comme
qualification. en- lhOnneur de
Noel ct du Jour de Pan un sur
plus de la moiti6 de leurs traite.
ments ct de Ieurs salaries. Mais
cette aimee, la bauque a voulu
elargfr lie cadre de son appr6cia
tion deS services rendus pendant
les douze mois ecoules en- accorG't
a tout son personnel le double des
en1oiuments du mois de decem4
bre. Et ce nest pas un acte ba-
nata an point de vue du numeraire
car la banque Whitney-Central
compte tant en- OFFICERS qu'en
employees, quatre-vingt-quatre
personnes, ct a la Whitney-Cen-
trail Trust and Savings Bank lie
tableau s'eleve a cinquante. De
sorte gull Sc trouve un groupe
de 134 OFFICERS ct employees qui
auront Pavantage, grace a Ia
generosite toute paternelle de
cette institution modeIe, de rece- .
voir a tire gracleux, pour iooir
pleinement des fetes de Noel at :
du Jour de Pan, lie double de
leurs salaries mensuels.
Parmi la foule des employees de,
la banque que de peres de faniVe
trouveront devoment heureux
ces jours de fetes ct pourront
sans inquietudes entendre les
enfants jaser de Pere Noel ct des
'adeaux cue les. petits atten-
lent avec tant d'impatierce.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1917-01-06
Service Civil.

La derniele reunion del'an
nee 1916 du conseil-des com
lnissaires du service eivile, a
en- lieu au bureau de M. Chris
Nungesser secretaire. Etaient
presents: Ie maire Behrlnan.
]. H. Aitkin, E. w. Burgis ct
Chris Nungesser.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1917-01-06

The Pres. turned over to the
Trees. the sum of So. 40 received
from Mr.. Barre for the sale of old
lumber.
There being no further bust
ness the Police Jury adjourned.
AUG. LASSEIGNE.
President
Wallace Lasseigne,
Secretary.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1917-01-06
FLOR SALE

HOUSE and LOT-Situated
at Edgard, La, in the Second
ward ofSt. John the Baptist
Parish, about two (2) miles
from the Courthouse and
Catholic Church. House is
large and in first class condi-
tion. Lot measures about 80
Arpents in length, and one
half acre in width
For further particulars re-
garding the above apply to-
JOS. LAURENT.
Edgard ?. o.. La.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1917-01-06

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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1917-01-06
LOCAL PERSONALS.
Those We Meet, Hear of and
See During the Week.
Visitors in and out Of the
Parish.

80 bSHe
Hon. Eugene Dumez our popu
lar FRIEND and newly appointed
Commissioner Of the Lafourche
Basin Levee District for this pa
rish was mingling with his mul-
titude of friends in. the Firs t
Ward on Thursday.
Commissioner Dumez was ac-
companied by Hon. Alexis Dugas
of Edgard, La,
Mr.. Lezin Waguespack, of Ed
gard La, was a business visitor
to Lucy Friday morning.
Miss Alba Dufresne left Thurs
day afternoon for her home in
Wallace, La, after spending the
holidays at the home of Editor
and Mrs. John D. Reynaud.
Mr.. and Mrs. SEVERN Fau-
cheux, Jr., of the Third Ward
motored to Lucy aud Killona.
La, on Thursday.
y
Messrs. Albert L. Bossier and
Lee B. Daron two promising
young men of the first ward left
last Tuesday morning for Gram
ercy. La, where they are hold
inr important positions with the
Colonial Sugar Refining Com
pany.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Borne,
of Lutcher spent News Year with
relatives and friend in st. John
Parish.
Editor and Mrs. John D. Rey-
maud and dainty little daughter
Enid spent New Years day with
relatives at Wallace, La,
Attorney Louis M. Reynaud
was a New Orleans visitor at the
beginning of the week.
Mr.. James Morgan, the popu.
lar night operator of the Texas
& Pacific Road at Edgard. La.
visited our sanctum during the
week.
Mr.. Louis Rodrigue. our genial
road-overseer paid us a short but ,
most pleasant and appreciated
visit on Thursday.
q % q
Mr.. Etienne V. Cazenave, the
young Agent of the
Ford Automobile in this parish
1aid us a visit on Thursday. Mr..
Jazenave reports business in his !
inc as picking-up.
. . y
Mr.. James Morgan, the eff
lent night operator of the Texas
Z Pacific Railroad is kept quite |
,usy these days making arrange
nents to run a telephone line on +
he West bank of this parish. !
Lack of space prevents US from
giving further particulars re-
sarding this new enterprise in /
his parish but we will be sure I
10 give the matter the required
space IN our next issue.
Suffice it to say that Mr.. Nor {
yan's endeavors are meeting with
he popular approval of the pee
Die of the right bank,
= Il
We beg to acknowledge receipt !.
# a very attractive and interest
ng booklet entitled "Conserva-
ion Laws Of Louisiana. This
realty published little book was
compiled in 1916 and was sent us
" the Department of Conserva-
ION of Louisiana.
Our thanks.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1917-01-06

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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1917-01-06

Read your home paper.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-22
Comnaratlve Sales.

FURNISHED by Il. w. Wagner & CO
+ -Eri-f-#ty office in suite 500 Best 01ltia-
3u2- T.. j. Mccormick. EuaaaEerJ
Chicago. Oct 22.-Chicago had IL
900 hogs Saturday or 5000 in excess
Of She estimate, and prices were zoe
to 25c lower, the top being 1915
Estimated FOR Monday $4,000, next
week 10000. Local receipts thiz
week totaled 115.275 against 1887
year ago. shipments 12,715 versus
.17.5I5. Packing of hogs since March
/ al Chicago. 3,275 008 against 1920
coo for the same period a year ago
Receipts at western points for the
week total 41f000 against 33I,550 last
week and #9f 500 q year ago.
Local shipments OF lard for the
week total 4.759 600 pounds compared
with 3.409. 900 last year, cured meats
1886 coo pounds versus = 063 600
Liverpool quoted lard sd higher
meats unchanged
The provision list was weaR
throughout and late in the session
severe break fin values was witnessed
on selling induced by rumors to the
effect that the government is deter
mined to bring about lower food
prices. fav0riug the consumer over
the producer, which latter has Jared
So handsomely for the past two years
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-22
Omaha Livestock.

Omaha Neb. Oct 22-Hogs: RE
ceipts, 2,400. steady heavy, 1900
1880; mixed. I5650l5.85; light, 1880
016.00; pigs 1300UI50O; bulk 0t
sales. 15.65Ip15
Cattle. Receipts. 1850; steady to
strong native beef steers, 10000
1900; cows and heifers. 6.50m0.00.
western steers. S-50113.00: Gamers.
5.000 600 stoekers and feeders, $50
elise; calves. 9.50012.50; bulls.
stays, etc, 5.50Gr7-50.
sheep Receipts, $500: slow to 25c
lower, yearlingss I2.00013O0; weth-
ers 11o00 1900; ewes, 9.5001O.50.
lambs, $500 IT25
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-22

go - T.ivestock.

Kansas City, Oct ZZ- Hogs. He-
ceipts, 5000 steady to strong bulk
$3.50 f6-60, heavy. 16.25Ul6.75:
packers and butchers, l6.00U16.75;
light 15.00U1600; pigs. 1400U1450
Cattle Receipts. 10000; steady
prime fed steers. I5.50016.65, dressed
beef steers. II.00U15.O0, western
steers. 8.00012.50. cows. 100000
beifers. 6.5001Z.50s stockers and feed
ers, 6.2561L50s bulls, $3.50 7.50s
calves, 6.50015.50.
sheep. Receipts. 5000, 10c to zoe
lower; lambs, 1675017.50; yeaFlinRs
1900 1850. werhers, 1100012.50-
ewes. 100o011-5o.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-22

NATIONAL DG@TJRL8 UI0E
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-22

Estate OF safah H. Mill, deceased.
The undersigned having been ap-
pointed ad uintstrator OF tae estate on
sarah D.. Mill. tate Of the COUNTY OF
Rock Istahut state of Illinois. deceased.
hereby give notice that they VIII ap-
pear before tae lion. Beulanln BELL
nudge OF ahe probate court 81 Rock Isl
land county. as the probate court room.
tire eity of Rock faiIPds at fhe DE
eateber term, on the mrst Monday IN
Dec asHher next. at which time AL pre-
sons having claims against said estate
ere uoUned and requested fo attend Tor
the NurpuH0 nt having the same ad
5dated. All persons Indebted u said es
t'tts arc req ufstcd to make immediate
payment 70 thA antersigned.
DATED the 1Hth GaV on september. "a.
ZIP. t3lE i}41sIbE.ftI PR0kAW,
LORENZO 344 IsRDlN "A SA.
&dfnlni st-afors oil the ESTATE oI sarah
pa. Mill, l1ec nsed.
Henry Waterman t5eHGsC0, Ill at-
lUrunF FOR admins ratios.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-22

+ us oglethorpe street East Savannah.
Georgia
/ C. +. AUsBERNE electrician. o. s..
~ no address
+ j. q M'KINNEY. seaman. u. 8. NJ;
no adTdess.
}. wv. HUNT. seaman h. S. M NO
address
PRIVATE MELVIN q BRADBURY,
me1clat corps mother Mrs InFel
Bradbury no. ] Focaester street Bos
ton Mess
PRIVATE Guy r. BOsWOBTH.
medical corps, mother Mrs. sophie
Bosworth Ocean street. Milburn ~ j.
ASSISTANT CARPENTER A. PED
ERSO%. steamship Antilles mother
Mrs Leonbard Peterson Farsum Nor.
way
WaEELMAN J.. 2. nj JENSEN. adj
dress unknown
SEAMAN t. ERIkSOE sister a
Nielsen. Lake Miles. Iowa.
SEAMAN r. IGHOLM mother NJ
igholm Nosc0 Denmark
SEAMAN F Jolly mother B. Jolly,
1910 ST. Catherine street Montreal,
SEAMAN II. PARKS. mother Ella
Parks, 3l4 Kearney street San Fran
cisco
THIRD ASSISTANT ENGINEER 2.
81 WALKER: wife Mrs G. A. Walker,
1910 Willow avenue Hoboken n j.
JUNIOR ENGINEER THOMAS
+ BOYLE. mother j. Boye County
Louth ireland
JUNIOR ENGINEER J. O'BOURKE;
sister 3 O'Rourke. z20 West Twenty
eighth street, New York.
WALTER TENDER JAMES FTNNE-
I GAN, father j Finnegan. Greeumore,
County L0uth Ireland
OILER O. FEARON, wife M. Fearou.
323 East Thirty-sixth street, New York.
FIREMAN M BOSEZi mother 5.
Bosez. Vega Spain
FIREMAN FIDEL GONZALES .
brother a. Gonzales, Santandor, Spain.
FIREMAN M. l.. LLARET father G.
L. Llaret, Barcelona. Spain
% FIREMAN ANTONIA LEAL; moth
or A. LeaI Valparaiso, Chile
STEWARD W. SLATTEBY address
Unknown.
CHIEF BUTCHER GEORGE STAN
LEY; wife NJ Stanley, No 1871 Eighth
avenue, Brooklyn. s.
SECOND BUTCHER CASIAN MAI
RIAN mother O. Maurian, Is South
street. New York ~. y
SECOND BAKEB. E. HIsH0FRER
GER. brother a. Bish0fberger, Swiss
army
sCULLION A. TUOHEY 10 adj
dress.
WAITER J. Z. DEVTNE, brother J..
Deviue Camden n T.
WAITER GEORGE HASkIE, aunt
Mary A. Grown, 3l7 Anniest street
Baltimore Nd.
WAITER r. MTCHELEs sister NJ.
Michele, 205S Fulton street New York,
NY.
WAITER Wy, PIERRE, wife Mary
Pierre. 315 East Eighty-siNth street.
New York
SEAMAN A. DoUFoRs. Krunsitu-
0ta, Finland
ASSISTANT STORE KEEPER d.
BAYNE sister Mary Broderick, $3.50
Montgomery street Jersey City, n >.
CHIEF COOK CHARLES JASON /,
Wife Il. Jason. 4G Livingston road,
4 Portsmouth. England.
SECOND COOK WILLIAM BELL ;
sister r. Gray, No. 8 Hood street. Sc
cumb, England.
THIRD COOK Y. RTPA, brother J.
Ripa. Clarendon Holden, n. Y.
CREW COOK CHARLES TUNNTE:
mother NJ. L. Scheulter, No. Wash
ingtou street, Oakland Cal.
PRIVATE ELLIE DOBES, marine.
not yet accounted for.
J. ALVAREZ, Of crew. not yet ac-
/ counted for. This probably is a dupl-
cation Of q survivor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-22

FURNISHED BY r. W. Wagner - 60.
I-EH-g rs office iu suite 2aa Best build
= r. AeEoEfaleS- 1aauHger}
Eew York Oct. Grading in cot
TON seed OH and after Monday Oct
- VIII be permitted in the current
month and the succeeding four months
other restrictions remain the same
according TO q New York dispatch.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-22

Kansas City. Mo, Oct 22.-Cash
corn. steady. No. 2 mixed, 1.8S01s9s
No > white. 2-09021o; No. 2 yellow
1890 $50.
oats. steady to half cent bishers Nc
white 60I4C.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-22
w9TG 3CyCLEs AND BICYCLES.


TIRES cain makesJ. accessories lamps.
etc. Gus prices. $55 FIyiuB MerEle
bicycles at Wholesale price, Sz0 tor
au1e ano blue ename1ed1s 4za East
Thlrd street, Davenport
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-22
ST Louis Grain

ST. Louis Mo oct - Corn. htah-
er Dee. 117iz May. Ito.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-22
LODGE DIRECTORY.

Masonic.
Masonic Temple, Eighteenth street ana
uIEru avenue
THE STATED MEETING OF TRIO
Lodge no 81. "A Il. * A. b
2as viii ua h4id on rae urs1 IhaFs-
- G day Ut each month. 1850 H. IN
- i'll. ~ Aerpeliueh, Nv Al.s &. IT,
IA ga DaEI, CEGLstry-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-22
~sN
Bar Silver.

London. Oct % Bar silver. 425sd
per ounce money. 4 pcr cent.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-22

PAGE CLOSES
"a neon each day Gail r. l. 1SS
l46 or l&1. Clasaified Department. tor
additional Information
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-22
HONOR ROLL OF
AMERICAN DEATHS
Oglethorpc street. East savannah.

Continued from Paee One0
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-04-19

You might possibly so advertise in
Everybodys Column as to get no re-
turn for your money, but it is doubt
full If anybody ever did. 1t is next
to a dead certainty that an Every
bodys ad will get what it Is sent for.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-04-19

o pair
Muslin n ant Ecru5 to
a splendid
19c,
sc each
Porteres and Brown
Patterns, o each
Heavy Opaque
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-04-19
Children'S and Misses
New Spring Hats and Dresses !!

Chldrens
$100
Infants White Long and Short Dresses 800 and $3.50
Childrens $3.50
$500 Coored Percae and Bingham Dresses and 100 each
Gales and Ginghams $3.50
LACE, MUSLIN SCRM PRICES NO ADVANCES
$3.50
$500
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-24

obliged to work In IA fields from 4
o'clock IN the morning until : o'cfock
in the evening with half an hour rest
in the morning, hour and a half
at midday and half an hour IN the
afternoon. The transgressors OF these
rules will be accompanied 10 work
and watched by German soldiers and
AT the termination Of the harvest they
will be imprisoned for six months ana
every three days they win receive
only bread and water. Slow or lazy
women will be exiled and lazy chill
dren will be fiogEed. II necessary.
the commander will inflict the work
men 10 corporal punishments.
In Macedonia German troops have
recently launched three very power
full attacks against the positions he'll
by Italian soldiers along the Cernt
river All the attacks were repulsed
and the enemy suffered considerable
LOSSES"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-24
TESTIMONY
WILL ENONERATE HIS
DEPARTMENT BELIEF
Evidence Of Secretary Ct War and
Commanders of Southern Train
ing Camps Expected to Throw
New Light on Conditions.

" N'H"''HNVU FINFN
N"Shinktplh i've Hi
secretary Baker ana c"nlinanunl %
southern training cainps pctpit i'v
sentte ooihtnt'teo hNesi lFo,ins l"e
mhlubg sl'eation' VIII ~ lhe ht'iei
hin'hisirati otll'l@'f thi'" 'n FN
.areiy aiiiervht ihh' "h ''N''i'''
Tar pictured
me administrator Was ~'lo rs
absolute confluence NAal wv
OF ~SerietarA hah'r VIII i'e
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-24

effects Of asphyxiaung gases, The
enemy suffered enormous losses. II
Is calculated that In h actions at
Berreta and Monte Asolone the en-
envy has lost three divisions from the
seth of November TO date. General
Tfeffcr commander Of the fourth
army division. and commanders OF
this seventh and eighth Austrian bril-
Eades have been seriously wounded.
The enemy command IN the city
az Cdine has issued rules by which all
workmcn. women and children, are
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-24
NOVEMBER PRODUCTION
OF COAL WAS LARGEST
IN NATION HISTORY
By Associated Press

BY Associated Press.
Washington, Dec. - While several
sections OF the country actually are
suffering for wan Of coal. mines pro-
ducing bituminous conl turned out
more during November than be- any
month in history. with one exception
the geographical survey reported to-
day. These mines virtually are one
month ahead Of the 1916 production
ana II the present output b. main
tained production this year Wi be
nine per sent in excess of last year.
The average daily production. top
report says, was l|,S12.G0o tpn Tho
years output TO October is estimated
at SOC. Osl. O00 tons.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-24

We have pleaty OF coal on hand. but
IN bad weather will BE- unable TO make
prompt deliveries. Suggest you buy
row while weather il nice. Hahn Coal
Company. Phone 81
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-24

a little WANT AID now and then
Is read by every class OF men-and
women too. fry one.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-05-25
Mpispapir til Smbpafning.


Siotil fun6e en- Dome life bore
eli 8affe / Mpispopir. Sn6pafnin=
gen Huloe bore - o, 1ua fin, 1au
fin!
Nn er Set bleben o16erle6es. s
bette Soraor er set bIeben flint"
netop meo Mpispaptret. Snopaf-
.ningspopir / olle 6e &boliteter %
Sorber, ri bi0til bar ibnlget /, er
1ffe til at faffe, og efterboon6en
lom DC bono!enoe faar opbrrgt 0e-
reg Hapirlager, fommer Sc gornIe
Nb11er til sGre og 8pr6igbe6. Mef1
ogioa De ganle Mpiier Tan mart
blibe en- Sial6enbe6. Sobrifatione11
at 2%nfsnSpapir berer belt op, % of
Abtspapir fremitilles Der / 2anoa
fremtioig fun go6t &oIb6eIen al Sen
ieobanlige Meng6e. &rifen CT al
.lereoe itegen fra % gre til 46 9re
pr. fg.
S Sobeoita6en CT set olIereoe en-
oog1igoags cling, at @ioIetgiet %
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-05-25
Sur oper / MiQ. Str.

al Sc 5mpffer, 1on tDlfe @pin6er
far ifpnfet til Snorelonbets Sor=
ipor, er babne0e / &iebenbobn, meb=
oeler 50. 81, fiebt al 6onife Sp=
fjgbere poo oen tp1fe &igsbanfs SS1,=
Del=Mnftion / So1111or.
8lon0t Sc &igsbonf=S mpffffer, Ser
CT TONNE til &%jebenbabn, er et
EragtitDffe, Ser bor tilbprt inge11
ringerc enb &ronprin1esle Gecilie al
@mpffet, ser mi - @fpbnen Ell
Dog lforan0ret ironi1f - er bopne1
/ en- cngellf &orrelponoents 8eii0=
Ocl1e, CT Ell &rone, Ser bor 1mDf=
fet 9ronpriniesiens S11pel=5 frin.-
5e!!pe 9frinet moatte life nofgres
oo Set bar al pnrt @11lb, men 1elt
l6srebet fra fin 6olmenbeng e1
&ronen pragtfnl6. Sen er pl1r0ere1
til 100000 Ser.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-05-25
Sire Spgn / aaben 8aao.

st al Sfrene for Sen ifaoniclfplc
llnberbor0sfrig, 0en >onnife Barf
~2al1rit5"", bar forleoe11 Gienltono
for 6orbanoling i 81 og &onbcl5-
retten. u2anrit5" bar poo gfcjie fra
Barcelona 90 &olercio mes Die
foyer til @j6benbopn % ienfe6cs /
g(tlo11terbopct uofor @ebri0crne. -
MHe Mano reobeocs, men fbrlt e.
ter at bope 6rcnet ON pon &apet /
8 9egn.
@anfr1irgel1 giper ct goot &c.
greb ON Sen ifoon1ellplc &rigsfp=
relle. 9cn 6unife 8orf hon0c for!u0t
Nolcncia ben 6. 6ebrl1nr og bar 11be=
fjenot me0 Mfiperringcn. Ser 8.
MortS ON @ftermi6oogcn, 0a man
befan0t fig ca. 90 &nortmil Nor0=
pcit for @ebri6ernc, hprtcs to lfor=
pc Sflto, og Frojeftilerne bar ret
tet mellem 5fibets Meion= % Gtor=
mott. ~2al1rit5" bette ltrofs 9eotip=
11offlag % braIe6e Mper1e bag;
men alligepel if SEN otter ct 6fl1o;
oe1n1e Gong ramte Erpieftilet 6or=
DGffet, 1om gjennemhl1llcoes. Nlt
font l1nbcrbonosboooen nqrmere
me6 5ignalet 81. g." bejit (Sorloo
5fibct ltrofsD ga Speu bar bit
if NON fun mes 8eippr 8oo0en /
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ltet neo / 8oaoer1. s 6plge Srore
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boooe1, % v2aurit5" 6orer, Sap
tcjn Spren1en> ipurgte iagtmooig
Gbcfen, ON ber life f%orelao en- Sell
togelie, men fit iom Spar: rMei.
nllc Sfibe ifal tilintetgjpres." 5oo
blcD Ser anbragt @pmber ombor6 /
nSdltr1t5 og % Sf1bet bar 1gnfet,
1ejleoe INSTRUMENTATION fin &urs.
g%elntntngen / a2oltrit5"s 8ao6 boo
DIN at blibe il9bt ct 5tpffe Sci,
lnel1 oct bleb o%filoaet UNDER Senbis=
ming til, At 8oa0en iano1DnligDiS
pil6e-fgntre.
Ser bar oltiaa lite onoet at gipre
for Sc 1taffels 56folf ems at 1ette
Sell og iaa itpre 8i0epinb. Set par
5netpfntng meb bpi 81, og @on6et
ifDlleoe itabig ober, iaa at oIIe les
al &11loe og ben megen gpoe.
59nfl1ingen bar ifef Sreoag gf=
termi06a9; 26r6ag SormioOag frpb=
ieoe man Spbgit efter for ON nut
ligt at Iippe in6 til Sebrioerne.
9miioer fit man 9ie pao to Camp
traplere % iggte at ieile op imob
benz; man naaeoe ca. ~ MiI fra
Dem, faa foriDanot Sc.
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9iotnrligpis bar Sc Haalferejienoc
n1aattet opie as filligt Quot UNDER
6crie0ogenes ltGrfe 5rafif % Den
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]igts 5oco, og lloen 9itfeoorer ollie
~pcrcoc bpoo Sc bdp0e fRrOigt. 9por-
acocs set CT gooet meo 8etalingen,
ar fife goot at pioe, for Sienerne
lopDe, lo1u' 1ogt, fulo1tpnoig opg1=
pct set bcle. Snbltigyingcn / &11=
lrcrnc bar ct pcritabelt @aonoge=
r1png, Sen, Ser LOS Jig pllffc til
She, TOM life n1co % mango maot=
te pnrc bcnrptt for en- 5taoploOs.
gsser]t 1ornc pnr 6olf meo lmoa
Nprn, oct nur CT bcl Onf at lie poo,
men pg1oo ulol1gc Glorc 6olf, ser
life ful1Oc ltao Jig / &uplpbet ON
<pcernc bar iloe furnc; ~Giborg
5tiftstiou1oe" bnr talt n1eo flere
1ooDonuc, lom troOs bcres 2oen
SIS Nillct, honoc moottet ltoo ret
op pg neo / en- til Noslagerbefpr=
nring puoounct Mreot11rppg11 / fire
5tipc &lpffetiner!!
Set fun 1l1ol1 fnl6c en l10flugt
for 6ornoicllens Sfplo!
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brugte for S. og i Lpbet af to Maa-
neder val jeg en rask Kvinde, trods
det at 5 Lager havde udtalt, at
Jeg aldrig wilde blive Diet. leg var
Jordemoder I Aar og anbefalede
enhver Kvinde at tage Vegetable
Compound for og efter Fodsien, %
allie overstod det heldigt, saa det
MAJ absolut vere en- Gudsgaye I'll
lldende Kvinder. Saafremt Kyinder
onsker at skrive til mig, skal iep
med Glade besvare dem" Mrs.
Jennie Moyer, 342 E. North ST..
Lima, Ohio.
Kvinder, der lider af Forskydnin-
ger, Svaghed, Uregelmessigheder
Neryositet, Rygsmerter, nedbryden,
De Smerter behdver Midlerne som
flndes j RGdder og Urter som indie
holdes i Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound.