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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-24

have run it out, although he had al
ready turned to the bench.
Carberry, the little center fielder
of the Eeldman team, f. certainly
star and is n tower of strength
in the lineup of the LevfngstOn
club. Carberry makes an average
Of two hits per game, and fields
everything in fine style that comes
out his way. He can catch he
hind the bat as well as play center
and that is saying n great deal
Next Sunday afternoon an all-star
card IS promised at Rio Grande park
when the city league teams viii clash
in the first game and the police and
ire boys viii meet in the secoSd- Much
interest is being shown in the
annual battle of the firemen and police
and as a large number Of tickets have
been sold IL is a certainty that a rec
ord crowd will be on hand
JUDGE CHARLES POLLOCK. NOT
CHARLES (JUDGED POLLOCK. IS AN
ARDENT BASEBALL FAN AND IS
OUT EVERY SUNDAY AFTERNOON
LOOKING OVER THE FIELD. WITH
SUCH a CAPABLE FAN At THE
TO HAVE Ole OF THE MOST PROS
Porous SEASONS OF ITS HISTORY.
Juan Gomez and umpire Doyle came
near AdhAuS a ueup IN the second
game. when the International mana
ger protested at a decision on first
base The majority of the fans IL
seemed were with Juan, although there
were cries Of approval when the UNI
pire held to his original decision
4
Weiss and Leypa star fnnlers of the
Purity team nlau leave soon for East
Texas whTe they are billed 10 per-
form for an organized baseball club
his season.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-24
:!! 1T Tbs: :,
Texas League.

Where They Play Wednesday.
Waco at San Antonio
Shreveport at Houston
Dallas at Beaumont
Fl. Worth at Galveston
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-24
SnITHERN ASSnCIATInN

Nashville. l: Little Rock. o.
Atlanta, ?: Birmingham. 3.
Mobile, 4; New Orleans. z
Memphis, 4; Chattanooga. s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-24

HANION Is WINNER

Denver. Colo. April 24-Jimmy Han
ION, OF Denver, was awarded a decision
tonight at the end Of a 10 round bout,
with Sailor kirke, Of San Francisco
by referee Abe Pollock It was Kirke's
first defeat in nearly 4 year. in the
course Of which he has fought a number
Of bouts here. The men are classed as
lightweights-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-24
CLINE TERRY DR.u-

Philadelphia, P. April 24-Irish Patsy
Cline, New York lightweight. and Ter
~ McGoVern. Of Philadelphia, fought
SIX fast rounds here last night to a
draw.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-24
AMERICAN AssnCIArInN

At MinneaDOlis 0: St. Paul {.
At st. Paul 4: Minneapolis 0.
At Columbus 5; Toledo 4.
At Indianapolis 6; Louisville T.
At Kansas City 4; Milwaukee }.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-24
Western League.

Where They Play Wednesday
St Louis at Detroit
Cleveland at Chicago.
Washington at Boston
Philadelphia at New York
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-24
BIG SIX GETS THORPF

Cincinnati, Ohio, April 24.-Manager
Mathewson, Of the Cincinnati Nationals
announced today that he had purchased
the services OF Jim Thorpe, of the New
York Nationals.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-24
National League.

Where They Play "wednesday
Chicago at Cincinnati
Pittsburgh at St Louis
Boston at New York
Brooklyn at Philadelphia
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-24

Bring US that @Leaky, Fountain Pen.
D. W. Prather Co. EOS Mesa Ave.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-24
CITY LEAGUE NOTES

~ VEN team playing coupled with
opportune hitting won the two
- games for the league leading
Purity and Weston clubs last Sunday
afternoon in the Pass City league.
These two clubs to date have shown
much more promise than the remain
ing two. although the season is yet
young and some good games can be ex-
pected. On the whole, however, all
four teams of the league are excep-
tionaIIy well matched as the totals of
the two Sunday games will prove.
The diamond at Rio Grande park
needs rolling badly the surface
was churned mp by the heavy trae-
tors several days ago and IL in n
bad condition. Many fnfield ground
balls were beaten out Sunday
afternoon n result of the slow
ness Of the field, and not the fault
of the players.
Dick FIlliman, the snappy little
shortstop Of the Weston team Is hit
ting and fielding good, and is one Of
the stars Of the season Dick has been
doing very good work with the willow
and it is due TO his timely cIouting that
a large number of the Weston runs
have been scored.
Chief Gutierrez. snlokp pitcher of
former Ell PasO- White Sox fame, mas
in right field for the Norton booksellers
Sunday afternoon and made tDo good
putouts. The Chief did not go IN
The box although it seemed that he mas
badly needed for a time.
x X
r Mesa. center fielder Of the Gomez
team should be criticised for not run
ming out a slow grounder which he
tapped down the first base line Sun
day afternoon Vidmier made a clean
miss Of the ball, and had not Markley
fielded it in good shape Mesa could
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-24

Wanted-SecOnd hand bicycles. Allen
Arms & Cycle Co, 4O4 n. Oregon.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-24
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
BOSS A PANNING

At Philadelphia-Score; R-H. E
Brooklyn .100 600 200-3 5
Philadelphia ....1O0 900 0o0-1
Batteries: Brooklyn. Galore and
Meyers; Philadelphia. Oeschger, Mayer
and Kilhfer. Ames.
At Cincinnati-Score- r n. E
Chicago .. 200 100 100 II I
Cincinnati 49,. 600 043 03x- 10 Is 1
Batteries: Chicago, Prendergast, Car
ter, Hendrix and Wilson, Elliott; Gin
cinnati, Tony and Wingo.
At ST. Louis-Score: r. H z.
Pittsburs $500. oil 600 600 0
St Louis -. 900 600 600 2
Batteries: Pittsburg. Cooper and
Fischer; st. Louis. Watson. Steel and
Snider.
Boston al New York: rain.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1917-09-06
LOCAL AND
PERSONAL


J. 6. Jensen was down from
Wrenshall Friday and visited
with his family.
Ehlert Nielsen left Monday
for Dawson, their old home,
where he will seek employment.
Mrs. p. Degerstrom left last
week for St. Paul, where she will
visit with relatives and take in
the state fair.
Miss Olyve Ankeny of Laurel,
Nebr., came last week for an ex-
tended visit at the Andrew J.
Larsen home, north of town.
Peter Hansen and family of
Minneapolis, drove up here in
their auto Saturday and visited
few days at the Emil Ander-
sen home, west of town.
All the members of the local
Red Cross Branch, who have not
as yet received a Red Cross but
ton, may secure same by apply
to Postmaster Petersen, vice
president of the branch.
Gunnar Fenger, who has been
employed at Minneapolis, CAME
home Saturday for a two weeks
visit. He has been drafted and
expects to enter military service
some time in October.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Ball of
Crystal Lake, near Mankato, and
the latters sister, Miss Sarah
Jensen, came to Askov Monday
for a visit at the home of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Jensen.
Quite a crowd from Askov at
tended the Red Cross day in
Sandstone, Monday. A good pa
rade was put on, lead by the
Finlayson Band and in which
Sandstone's three civil war vet
Grams also took part. Rev. A. L.
Colder, pastor of the Congrega.
tional church at Sandstone gave
a speech at the Opera House.
The Red Cross society realized
sum of over 5000.
Thus Thomson of Minden,
Nebr., purchased, this week, an
eighty, p miles northwest of
Askov, 40 acres from N. S. Peter
sen and 40 acres from the First
State Bank. Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn
sen visited this community
about month ago and were ia
vorably impressed, which re-
suited later with the above men
toned purchase. They will move
here in the spring and become
permanent settlers.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1917-09-06
OPENING OF POTATO
WAREHOUSE

The potato warehouse will be
open on and after Friday, Sept.
ID, when we will be prepared to
purchase anything you have to
sell in the line of farm produce.
Will also assist individuals or
clubs in shipping produce; ruta-
bagas at Csc per ton and potatoes
at &c per bushel in cars on
track. Mr.. Peter H. Petersen
will be in charge.
Respectfully,
So Louis Olsen.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1917-09-06
Want Column

For Sale-Two fall heifer
calves. -Rasmus Paulsen, 2 miles
east and l mile south Of Askov.
52-lt*
Wanted-A girl to do general
house work, at once. Write or
call on 52~
c. w. Prosser, Sandstone.
The Askov Cooperative Assn
will have a carload of soft coal
on the track today or tomorrow.
You will save money by taking
it from the car. N. c. Bendiks,
manager. SILT.
Wanted-Competent nurse for
three young children. References
required. Apply to Miss Thyra
Jensen, Askov, or by letter to
Mrs. M. J. Thompson, 81 S. St.
Adams ST., St. Paul, MINI. '52*
For Sale-A few head of close
up good Holstein springers; also
my 3-year old registered Hol-
stein bull.-A. p. Jensen, Askov.
North Land Stock Farm, section
SO Kettle River township. 52*
The Askov Cooperative Assn
will ship cattle as soon as enough
consignments have been received
to fill car. If you have any to
ship please notify N. C. Bendiks,
manager or H. Clausen, shipper.
52-tf.
Wante d-Girl for general
house work. No washing or up
stairs work. Thirty dollars per
month. Apply to Miss Thyra
Jensen, Askov, or by letter to
Mrs. M. J. Thompson, q S. St.
Adams ST., St. Paul, MINI. 52*
For Rent-Farm of 26O acres,
partly cleared and pastured, good
buildings, well, running water,
silo-4 miles from Bruno, 8 miles
from Askov; also some unim-
proved land in 40, 80 or 100 acre
tracts for sale without agents
commission, and on terms to suit
at &c interest.
Stiff F. M. Rodenberger, Bruno.
For Sale-My property here in
town, consisting of, Auditors
subdivision, NW4 of SW4, section
2O-43-19; lots Id, Is, Is, II,
Is, with good barn, 32x32, gar
age, 14x30 good we'll all fenced
and partly broke. Also Frac-
tons 2 and 3, section 14-42-2O,
Finlayson township, containing
9Oa acres; all fenced with 3
wires, good tame pasture. For
terms apply to 52-4t
Olav Jensen, Askov.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1917-09-06

Miss Thyra Jensen who has
been employed at St. Paul, re-
turned home last week.
F. Clarey Nielsen and family
went to the Cities yesterday to
spend a couple of days at the
fair.
Hans Larsen, west of town,
left yesterday for a few days
visit at Minneapolis and to take
in the fair.
The opening of the H. C. An
dersen school was postponed a
week and will commence Mon
day, Sept. 10.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1917-09-06
BIDS WANTED

Sealed bids will be received by
the undersigned on the school,
house situated in Sec. % in Par.
fridge township. Said bids will
be opened Sept. II, 1917, and
building disposed of.
Given this 28th day of Aug,
1917.
The right to reject any and all
bids is reserved.
Martin Sorensen.
Rasmus Petersen.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1917-09-06

There will be Red Cross sew
ing for the women at the assem-
bly, hall, Tuesday afternoon,
September II.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1917-09-06

This column is for free use by
churches. schools, societies. lodges.
etc. for the purpose Of announcing
meetings where no admission is To
be charged. such meetings as are
held for social or educational pur-
poses and not for the purpose OF
earning money.
Services in the Danish Luther
an church Sunday morning at
the usual hour, 1890.
Rev. Kr. Andersen.
Ungdomsmode Forstkommen.
de Sondag Aften XII. s. Louis
Olsen underholder. Forretnings-
mode. ALE velkommen.
Svend Petersen, Find.
Boy Scouts-Meet at assembly
hall at 2 p. m. Sunday.
V. S. Petersen.
Mode i Degerstroms Skolehus
Sondag d. 9. September. XII. q
Eftermiddag.
Undervisningen for Konirman-
derne begynder Onsdag den IL.
September Kl. q Eftermiddag i
Skolestuen i Kirkens Basement
og vii blive fortsat samme Sted
hver Onsdag Eftermiddag XII. q
og liver Lerdag Eftermiddag
XII. 2.
Bibellasning for de unge be-
gynder Onsdag den IL. Septem-
Der Kl. 8. Aften i Forsamlings-
huset, og vii blive fortsat liver
Onsdag Aften samme It'd og
Sted. IAN
Kr. Andersen.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1917-09-06

Boy Scouts Meet at assembly
hall at 2 p. m. Sunday.
V. S. Petersen.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1917-09-06
ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR THE WEEK

This column is for free use by
churches, schools, societies. lodges.
etc. for the purpose of announcing
meetings where no admission is to
be charged. such meetings as are
held for social or educational pur-
poses and not for the purpose OF
earning money.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-07
Etatsubjtillin9elt.

Gette Mors .llo1tillilt9 CT ntcre TIL
trpffcnoe crb nogcl, tioligcrc. SEQ
Chen al 2onbbrugspro0ufter %
alt set, ser bprcr til at gjpre 2inet
befDcmt at lcbe, l1eO ale DC nDe oq
1in6riqe Opfinoelicr poo mal1qe ONT
rao6er, er Scr pgloo CIT patrlotl1f
l1bltilling og e1 5000 Irainil1g
Camp, lpm bpffer 11egcn SntereSle
cg iomlcr cn MGngbe Iillfucre.
Opcr $4,000 Hcripner iao sen
fdrlt II Opfprclle Manoog Nftcn al
oct itorlloQnc TDrDprferi=Sfucipil,
"Mooee4# &rigsfgriel". Scrub for
Spforcllcn al 0ctte 5f1elpil gop
Cit Crop al lite Mimncloto Snfontc=
rireglment en- Oppisning> Ser pofte
%1torrnenoe Subcl. ACKNOWLEDGMENT bar
nqlten for reoliitiif for Soft meb
1boae Nerper. Che Spirit Of 1776",
oct omcrifanlfc Stag %. H%rpli6cnt
@il1o1, %iorepilt peo 6prpprferi og
bco clcftrilfe Gffcftcr, blcp mootoget
n1e0 pGloi9t 8ifolo.
Blo110t Erpn1ietogerne poa It's
1tillinge1 fon nppnes 5fan0inoper-
ne @olter Dillon al Somicf, Minn.,
Ser tit fprltc Ernn1ie / &oonol epo=
rotor=alaSicn for 91npr mes sc
Noints, hsjelte 5core opnooct al
11ogcll / 6enne Mfocling, og @ltlt
2nuolo1 al Mrnltrong, Minn., ION
bot1ot lite 8rpntie / Greomerp=5e.
porotorflasie me0 95H. &nuolon oq
Dillon tit bber ct @11loubr iom Hrp.
mie.
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9isfnslipmsflnbben.

SEQ Mpoet Iirsbog Mftu1 in6le:
oebe 81. Gborpolo Seterien moe en-
Me0egjerelle for uTbe S1lfluence 81
Sll0ultrics on0 Mcobol upon
@eoltb". SON bite, at mango for
ifielligc 6orbol6 % &r9ftcr ct me6=
Dirfcnbe til at frembringc 6e &eiulz
toter, Scr biier Jig / MrbejoerneS al
m%in6cligc &clbre0stilltono. Set rent
periorliae boS 6iSle, +. gfs, Ml6er,
&pn, &rpi ter olb. lpiller cit &olle.
Wfen M%rbej6ets Mrt Il &ulminer,
5taolfobrifcr, Sefstilil16ultrien, 81
pogrofie11 0. nj. ill.,, Sc Omgibeli er,
oct 6bes 1tn6cr Il Soroen, / fri 2uft,
in0c, 8orme, &ul6e, 5tgb, @os
olD.), Mrbej0er1les Grnering, 8rug
at Stin1ulo1ater .. a.. bor sen oller=
ltpritc~ @etp0ning. Specielt gob Dof=
toren en- i10gooen6e &ritif al Mlfo=
bolcns ifo0elige @irfninaer. s Sen
efterfplgen0e DiSfuslton 6eltog ct
holDt Duitu al Sc Eillte6ebpren6e.
Set blcb frcmbpbet 1on1 set bigti9=
ltc for at brine Mrbcjoernes &el=
brc6stilltoato, at: Sc: foor be6re pfo=
nomiifc &oor at lebe 11116er, og at
noor Sc fif Set, bil6e MiSbrngen al
|gnfobol opbere, me6ens Set be6 81
ocn bcrof b0D6e0es, at mon life
1rorn Di6ere t6r lpgee al 5fDl6 for
Misbrtg og 6erof fplger6e @len0ig=
bco poo Sor6ol0ene, og 5amfun6et.
Gnbner, ogioa Sen 6oorligt 1pnne6e
Mrbcjocr, bar tit pcrlonliee Mnlpor
for, hbob ban / loa 9eniecn6e gjpr.
ST.. S. Sesperlen bor Wp6ets Or6=
itDrer.
Maitc Ms6e ofholocS Sirs6og Sen
IS. Sept. % 6erefter 2 @ange mao
nc6lia. Gmnct for Sen 119l tie 9is=
fnSiion bill blipe npb11t / Bette Blo6
f nqlte Q1ge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-07

.EHHZ NrE&H~Hw-Hs a#A#"Ne
pe0 gtpet oisie ct Snoblif i Sen
2inaife @pmnaltifSe Sortrin fremfor
andre 5pitcmcr, Sorbaabentlig OPP
giper 6isie Soreninger life oeres Mr-
bejoe, ielD ON set lige for Iiben fer
lplt ITO for @pmnaltiffcns Sag beri
Statel1, men pe0bliper beres iDprbi-
&c 9lrbej6e for 5oge11. Der er emo
MI mango Blo6ier le0ige 4on 29z
rcte peo Sc alnerifanife 5foler, og
9anife, Ser bar bopt l16oonnelie /
Danmorf, pil life bobe ponifcliet
pcs at faa gooe 5%tillinger / Sc Tom,
menoe Mor.
M. 6. $.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-07
g. g. Speripns Mpocr bpb.

Wtrs. 8ll1bilh Sner1on Wn0er til
fbn. 5tots- Ml1bitor Samuel 6. Spcr=
inn, opbc / 5irsboqs / lin 5ens
Stem, 1855 2u11rel Mpc., ct. No1,l.
Sum bleb so Mor gomlneI. Mrs.
SSperlpn bat foot / 9itter6ol / Sele=
marten; ben6es Bigenopn par Gut
hilb Gjunocrlen: bun font / 1852
mco fine 6ornlbre til Mmerifo, Sc
boiotte Jig ferit / @isconiin % flpt=
teoe / 1856 til 6illmore County,
Min,. s 1856 blep bun Gift mes
Sob1t Spcrion. @1,lr opcrlepes al
Spnncn, 8. g. Sperion, oe to Gpt=
re, Mrs. 6. 8. Gitobroof % Mrs..
6. 9. Dropl1. Begropelie t1 finder
:Steo i 9%}>libior0, bellocs golnle
9iem.
-., . t ~.
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@lent mig ej!

Sri Observation-Disclosures 5or
alcmlnigej ofbplot tit iiolte Mpoe boS
Mrs. 8. Sngc1nonn, 1886 5un1mi'
Mpe. Mpoet, Ser Dar goOt be1eat
fnrInb / c1bpcr &enleenoe poa beo:
1te Moooc; Ser. berifeoe Ell lipltQ
6tenning og olle bop0e eli fpr11p1c=
liz Sis.
Nultc @ol11 mpoer 6ore11i11gel1
bus Mrs. Nicllen, 1892 IS. Central
Mpc. Sprbaobentli9 bill mango mpoe
np, iooleoes at Mcolemn1er % Sc
1pqenDc fan bope en- gn6 STD % lo1l1=
tioig poc ocres 5tptte til 6orenin=
oen. 9e}& / Gftcrooret CT Set uomGr=
fet at iomlcs, Set CT bDerfen for
norunt eller fpr fn10t, % enbncr, Ser
bar Sntercsie for Sen Sac, % BET
Mrbcjoe, iom u6orglemmigcj" legtr
at uofprc, nil meb 2etbe0 ful11e oflc
en- Gitermio0ogstio til at oDerpGre
6oreni1lgens M6be. Stuff nl1, at Set
er / go. 1872 poo @elt Central Mpc.,
at n1o11 mpbcs, o. at Set CT pao
Snsoog Gitcrlnio0oQ Sen IL. Sep
ten1ber. @lcm Set n>t life. M1lc er
bclfon1nc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-07
8clpgcnbe.

S Mnle6ning al 5totsl1oitillingen
CT cit MGn9oc 6orn1ere ira olle
@9ne al Min11eiota % en- Gel fra
Maboltoternc ber / Bpen / oenne
l1ge. Boo l1ng0olnsbjenl1net Dor
8rporene Heoerien fra Mutlono,
SSo., og g.. Sre6erifien @utcbinlon,
Min1. @pis Der bar E1oos til flere,
pil6c 6e bore Ser. So 6on1ilier fra
Safe Benton, Minl1., Motbias 9ln-
6eric11, @ltltru og to 5gnner % 6.
2lubien og Suitru, lon1t Be0erlen
co &uitrlt, 8roinoro, Mi11r., bor
81. q. af1aot 8elpq poa &jen1met,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-07
6. 90. Mmcs, 81. &anl, taller.

SEQ Obin @l1bs Mpbe / Min1e.
apoliS forleoen Mften tolte 81. q,
6. Is. Mmes, st, SAUL. SON erflu=
rcoc, at cit al Splgerne al &riecn
pilbe blipe, at ser / Mmerifo life
l9ngcre bill blipe 0in6etcgns= Mmeri=
foncre; Splt=M merifanerne piloe en-
ten blipc Mmertfollere eller Ipiferc.
San gift lforpt til Mette mes &eop=
leg Council. 9enne Organization
bor fife &et til at forlange BelfDt=
tcllc UNDER Sc 6ore11ebe 5totcrs
Wonltitl,tion, '0o Sen peo fine So1o=
finger netop inrisger poo atstrnoe
&o1}ititutioncn u1oer Tpoocrne, lag
Sc bon
SEQ Mpoet blep &onaresmono 6.
21n,occn onn1o0et ON at meloc fig
l1o al &l11bbc1.
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st. Paul.
MnbeOer
Mbbeber
.,,oa inbfenoes, faa De CT | Erptfe-
riet feneIt Onsbog Mften. 72O-72s
9TH 6treet 60, Minneapolis. Weinr.
%eb &jpb eller &eparatipn at
l1bre beipe bcn p%elfjcnote S1peler
Sim,pn Mcliun, 200 6. 7tg Street.
Tpolclsbag.

Npr. pclfie1otc 2ol1osmano, Mr.
%. 6. Sobnlen, @otcl Continental
fcircoe lin G0=oorige 6pOlelsoag ito.
tie Sorsbog. s Mnleoning al Da=
gcns @pitioeligbeo CAB Scr. Sobn.
fen on1 Mite>nen eu itprrc Miooog
for fine @cnner % &jenbinge. ut Der
herlfe0c en- olimrenOe 5temning %
at Set lpffelige og ungoommelige
Tpoiclsoogsborn mootpg en- MGngoe
2pfpnif,1inacr burOc> lelpiplgelig pG=
re ppcr ilpoigt at %n1eb0elc, Sil sc
t11ol1ge @rotl1lationer, Ser inolpb
9ogcns 2pb, tilfpler ri bore.
-: +. ~; ~--
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2tnbber9 neater.

Mejeriinipeftor Spbn 6. 2ino=
Berg, nGgtcr ofgjort at lope trent
fprt Sc illopolc @enerfni11ger ON
oct omcrifonlfe Stag, lom CT blebet
til1agt bann. M~ejerifommis1er So=
mes Sprer1ion for togct bom / Gpr=
b6r poo @rl111o al sen til 5totcns
&riusfo1nmis1ion inolenotc &lo9e.-
2inober1 blioer forclpbie itooel1oc
lolu Snipeft9r, mems 5oge1 1trr1nc=
re nn6eri pgcs.
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Rheumatisrne.
ct HjemmemiddeI, giVet at en- Lidende.

/ Foraaret 1898 blew jeg angre-
ben af Muskelgigt og inflamato-
risk Rheumatisme. I over tra
Aar led1jeg, som kun den der har
prpvet Diet kan vide. Jeg fors3g-
tie Middel efter Middel og Lags
efter Lage, men hvad Lindring
jeg erholdt var kun midlertidig.
Tilsidst fandt jeg ct Middel, der
h%elbredede mig fuldstandig, og
Sygdommen har siden like visit
sig. Jeg har givet Midlet til
flere, SON var haardt angrebne
eller endog sengeliggende af
Rheumatisme, og Diet har he'll
bredet i ethvert Tilfalde.
Jeg vii have enhver Lidende
af Rheumatisme i hvilken som
helst Form til at forsGge disse
yidunderlige helbredende KrHf-
ter. Send like en- Cent; send
kun Deres Navn .og Adresse, og
jeg vii sende sMidlet til at prove
frit. Efter at De har brugt Diet
og Diet har visit sig at vnre det
lange efters@gte Middel til Hell
bredelse af Rheumatisme, kan
De sende Betalingen for Diet, en-
Dollar, men merk Dem vel, jeg VII
like have Pengene med mindre
De er fuldstaendig tilfreds med
at sende Dem. En- Diet like rime-
ligt? Hvorfor Tide lRnger, naar
sikker Lindring saaledes& bydes
frit? Opsat like. Skriv ! Dag.
Mark II. Jackson, No. 497-D Quincy Bldg,
Syracuse, N Y.
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%ielje.

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