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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-15

! Mary Schumer of Schoolcraft left
for Lacota, N. D., Tuesday to visit
her sister, Mrs. John Schulz for some
time.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-15

Mr.. andsMrs. L. G. Crothers enter
tanned Chester Snow of Puyallup,
Wash, J. at = o'clock dinner Monday
evening" Mrs: Snow has been visit
ing her parents, MIR. and Mrs. T..
'Garrigan for some time. She expects
to- return to her home this week.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-15
APPENDICITIS CAUSES DEATH.

Miss Olson of Clearbrook died this
morning at the St. Anthony's hospi-
tai of appendicitis, after a weeks i4.-
ness.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-15

Mrs. Priezey returned last even
ling to her home at Deer Creek, after
visiting at the home of DR.. and Mrs.
e. w. johnson.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-15

New hats, worth up to SO on sale
at the Elko Hat Shop for IS Wednes4
day and Thursday. ) 2d4o1s
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-15

SPOT CASH paid for Liberty BondS
/ and Liberty Bond receipts. G. a
! Hoo1ey. Markham. 94tf
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-15

Andrew Abbott and Mr.. Doughty
of Eagle Bend visited friends in Be-
midi a few days and returned to
their home Wednesday. They were
accompanied by Valerie Doran who
will visit relatives there for a week.
M. L. Matson, manager of the St.
Hilaire retail lumber yard at Kelliher
spent the day here, leaving for Kelli-
her this afternoon. Mr.. Matson came
up from Minneapolis this morning,
where. he, has been for a few days on
business.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-15

! Loans and insurance. Northern
Land Co. Phone 20. 813tf
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE

Raymond T. Payne. Is, and Ddn. NJ Robin
son. 2. OF WOooDcket. r. !. ne Rsf. G c.
Bacon.
LoGl- Bafey. s. and Mar, ]. Conner. .,
both Of this city. The Rev J. A. covan.
John l.. Cochran. T. :. and Lucy A. coonn
Is.-e tt o Fsr Starr % = and s Msr.rst a % Mssiii
=. 10th Of this city: The Rev. DGene A Han
sotS q nj. seen ct1 N. Rac Rno fTn Pa.n hsp S,,
William T.. Dsus = and Pearl I. King n
bDth Of Petersburg Va Tue ReT. Howsrd p.
DU~ns
"A. VI Parsons Pa TIE Rev. p o'Ccuneu
A6shsm FIshoesn. 3 and Auna scheer. a,
both Of this CITY The Rev. Geurse slv-rsrune
Thomas Francis AAhe. n and F1ornc.
o'Douneli. q. both Of this city. The Rev.
James F. Mackdn.
Water E AndersOu. "a. Of Inoisn B-.a. .D<
Frances DOYLE, 2. q this city TIE Rev
James p Nsoksn-
william Earl Dalrynple =. and Helen 8
Rohrer
Georr. AIb--t Knot. =. and AdIes Szn,
Linglcy. e. both o, this city. Tie Rev N. r.
YiuEEns
Harry /. Martinez. = and GoSfs Bud.tt,
9. Of wsteTsviIe. Nd The ker. b. sohroedu
Frank A. Enpedy. 2. and Minnie NJ Tor
b-rt. g. 10th Of this city. The Rev. Jsh A.
Smyth
Edr. c. D.g. 3. o: IAndor-r. Nd. and Msry
NJ Harrington. d. of this city. TIE Rev. J. G
GeRl-.
Fuuk NJ Fling. IS. OF this city. and virE1ni,
h Titus, y. q I-esourE Va Ths Rev. wn
A. F1aanlEan-
CoLoEED.
william r. w.uson. = and viola Gfo-un. .
both Of this cty The Rev. James J. oOrnor
Rev Thornton Parker. So and Louise Lyds
Kecth. 50 both Of this city Th- Rev W II. A.
IUnes
Jo.eph F Smsls. =. and Emma Douass Mo
Qu-ea. - both ot this city TIE Rev. ". J.
Robinson.
Walter Phillips. d. Of Philsdelphia snd An
ME TIbbs - Ot this cty. The Rev. HenrJ
Newman
Arlus Allen. 6, and Ipol'y Williams. n both
Q! I.orton Va The Re- TYLER
Eugene Madison Reid 3. and Edith Nay
Campbell. > both Of tbs cIsy The Rev. Will
lam Howard
Earnest Butler = and Annie Hico. 2. ootf
Of this city The Rev A J. 0IdN
Franklin Perry S Erd Aca Nelson. 20 eotf
Of thi, city Tue Rev :. 2 W Drew.
Su,h,su Fleet =. Ind Ethel ~ DEris. -
both q this city Toe Rev William Barnes
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OKLAHOMA.

Ada - East Central State Norns:
students walk out IN honor OF newly
arrived daughter OF President 1ne
Mrs. J. N. Gordon.
Ponca Cfty-C-ses-tan-wsh- n
oldest Usage Indian. dead.
Jenks.-Club organized to push can
cidacy OF Representative Ferris fo
Senator to succeed Senator Gore
Butler.-F1rst National Bank tsko
over Butler State Bank
Fl Reno.-Al thorthorn cattle asou
here Will be brought together and sold
Medford--Georye Guthrie oilahoni
pioneer, passes away.
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Navy Yard News

c. waldron. OF the broadside
mount shop. has returned to work
from q twelveday vacation with
his parents in Baltimore County.
Maryland.
r Basch. Of the die-sinkinr de-
partment. has returned to work
after long vacation.
Y Hyde. OF the west GUN carriage
shop. returned Monday from an eN-
ttended hshing trip on Chesapeak
Bay.
A Miller. OF the miscellan-ou.
shop. is spending a few days in bal
timore. his old home.
W. Ryon. Of the sight shop. has
returned from a vacation with his
parents. Aouring Pennsylvania.
p. V. Hall. OF the public works,
is enjoying a week at Sulphur
Springs. w. Va.
J.B Carroll. of the east gun car
riage shop. has returned from. al
extended vacation at Atlantic city.
. q Ellis. Of the brosdside
mount shop. enjoyed a short stay
with olG friends in Hagerstown.
Md. returning TO work. today
w NJ Mccall OF the torpedo tube
shop returned yesterday from
hoat trip to Baltimore.
p. p. rCroweIy. OF the torpedo
shop. purchased . new motor caI
last Saturday.
r. Collins. Of the boiler shop. IL
enjoying few days ~ Atlantic
City.
c. Fairall. Of the miscellaneous
shop, returned to work yesterday
after a quick business trip TO Chi
caEo- e.. -
W. Snider of the forge shop. r.
spending a few days leave.
CIR. Williams, of the coppeysuith
shop, returned to work Monday
from a motor trip to NisHsra Fails
with his family.
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WISCONSIN.

La Crosre.-socaety In United q
vii be ruined II minority Gets
hand. declares Prof r. A. F.
Versity OF Wisconsin
Oshkosh. - Earl Fuller heads locz
Army and Navy Club.
shawano. Farmers refuse 81 q
bushel for potatoes. preferring TO keeI
them for seed.
Oconto.-Mass meet1nE ask, Cuftel
States to forcfbly stop lswlessness N
this country.
Beloit. - Wisconsin Christian En-
deavor Society ends three-day con
ference
Rcno>ha-F1ve hundr~d quarts a.
beer missing from auto truck takinI
II TO Chicago.
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DRY CLEAN ALL
FAMILY CLOTHES
FOR few CENTS

Any woman can clean and renew
waists. dresses, suits. coats. gloNrs
ribbons. furs. slippers. shRwls. belts
ties. wells. mems clothes. lace cur
tains. woolens. rugs. drsperies-ev.
erything that would be ruined zby
soap and water.
Place a gallon or mcr1of gasoline
in q dishpan or wash boiler. put sr
the things to be dry cleaned thet
wash them with Solvitr soap. short
ly everything comes out looking kks
new. -
Nothing fades. shrinEs or wrinI7ses
No pressing needed. Do not attempt
to dry clean without Solvite Soap
This Easolins soap is the secret Of
all dry cleaning.
ing directions for home dry clean
ing costs little AZ any drug. grocery
OF department store Dry clean
outdoors or away from name.-Aov.
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BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE

WHITE
Herman and Anna r. wsldor, bog.
Alb-rt J. and Julia w.sko-n. ud
Frsnois b. and Lillian r wuhsn.oa, 1ri
Paul Z and prs X. rwynsa. rh
Herbert L and Virginia Smith. bog.
Jo>eph and Anna Petro. by
wn. NJ. and veriId olIr, boz.
EiiOt g sud Glsd,s q Mar. Fih
TALBOT and Gertrude = Lynch. eh
Geote and Emma JDenmsnn- nh
Edward and Margaret yaTboe girl.
George Q. and Frances Ingells boy.
Robert and Louise II. Irving. Gih.
Harold T and FrsDces II. Ehstoa. boy.
Charles q. and Mary A. Diron, boy
lgnsEio and Fnncescz d Carlo girl
John and Constsntina Bufanz, Girl
Samuel ". and Carolyn Bell. gin.
CoJoRED.
Thomas and I>ruisa White. hoy.
C7hArles T. aud Bette Whitley. Gh
John X and Laura A. Rid. gih.
Samuel l. and Francss 4. Quesnan. g1h
Charles and LoIis- johnson. girl
Ernest and Mar GTe-n. gari.
GilbeT1 and willie Ednonds boy
wm. T. and AmADd. W. BroSp. by.
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Backbone News
KANSAS.

sslina- Kearn<. tyt.s
old. falls two stories. unhurt
Emporia- = Kansas State Noruf
students work about institution q
part OF curriculum. -
: Fort scott.-Digging for barred treAa
ure halts because workers strike.
stockton.-Guests at party given. b
Miss Ruth wtshburn wear overfli
because they were drenched In ran
reaching ber home
codeil--Fsrmers busy putting a
large crop OF alfalfa
Pittsburg Temple VIII sttea
Shrine gathering at ST Joseph. No
November ID
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COLORADO.

-Denyer.-BuildinE LAborers' Cuaos
eIpelltd from trades council for reros
ing 50 per cent increase granted By
srbltrators.
windsor.-Lewis Kern. ~. vice press
dent First National Bank. found dead
in bed from apoplectic stroke.
Greeley.-Carpenters strike ties NJ
So. 900 local building
Cripple Creek.-Many former miner
return TO work on contract system oi
pay.
Bouloer-student Industrial confer
ence OF Western universities beinI
held here
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

81. MAtthevs.-John whGey ham
injured when gas tank In his presrfnf
establishment explodes.
Columbia-Thousand attend rex1s
fair being held here.
spartanburE.-South cotton pIauD
ers seek control Of boil weevil by 90
stroying its eges.
Gsffney.-Protection for patrons oi
Southern Railway by erection OF trim
shed being sought
Manning.-Miss Bessie McGm Dsck
son weds Mr.. Anthony J.. Jones
Chsrieston--NC-4 seen by THOUSANDS
OF citizens here.
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DEATHS REPORTED

WHITE
Wm HHnnhsB. Is yean. 4 :. SoldieS
Home Hospital
John II VAL, So. El2 tn s..
Charles GoldzmitN. 81 Garfield Hospital
Emma & Wimssti e. III c st
Rrt~rt Robers Z mos. Chi!dren'S HO-pitsL l.
Marion y Burn mos ny Florida Ne
Rmby West, mo Sibley Hospital
CoDoRED.
Ercnd. B,sSt 70. JubercaloSis Hospital
Albert Nelson = Casualty Hospital
ElizE Chrlm - $50 y 81
Aarun walkeT =. GooTgesoNn Hospital
Wm. Juhrs"u y hour. ~ Brevcn cOurt ne
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MISSISSIPPI.

Tunics--Rains for past three wees
destroy, cotton crop.
Hsttiesburg. .ABusiness men WI sup
port Forrest County Fair.
Jsckson.-stste aiding in campain
against tuberculosis.
weir.-Boil weevil turns sttention. o
farmers to stock raising
Brookhsven.-Evanr @. A Klen
closes successful Methodist revival
Forest.-Wili Gibbs. Of Newton. an
viii Campbell. OF Laurel. held 70,
postof1ce burglary.
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Mrs. BOSWELL.
PALMIsT AND CLAIRyOYtNr

PAIsMIST AND CLAIRVOYtNT.
Gives advice on business matters. love. health
aud family arsirs: tells " the one you loye 10
true or fa'se. what part OF the country IL luck
les' TO you. what to do TO he successful in life.
Gives you dates and facts tells you what has
passed in life. and what Is happening. without
asking a single question: when and whom yon
viii marry: settles and explains love, family
trouble. marriage. divorce. health. specul.tions
investments. Transactions Of all kinds In fact
no matter. what your hope fear or ambition.
come to this noted pslmist md nnd help. There
is no use for ansoue to he unsuc.e ss',f OF un-
happy No matter What the cause her advice re
moves all tronbie She guarantees satisfaction
Readings. $40 10 eth 81. NV. between q and
sis n-g6 II
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MADAM RUTH
u rnfeu"ntlN 'Ni
PROF.. BELMONT

Noted ClAirNoyant and Palmis. can read your
life 10y the lines in your palm. which the
record Of your life. Being . gTsduste of two
colleges Of Ialmistry his wonderful gift of
second sight enables him 10 hft the veil Of mys-
tsry and reveal TO yon important mStters ot
your future life. Gives advice on business mat
ters, love. health and family Affairs: tells name
cf your future husband or wife; tells II one you
love 10 true or false; what part Of the country is
luckiest 20 you what to do to he successful in
life, removes troubles Of all nature: bdngs the
sepstated together: tells the secret Of having
perssnsl Influence with your associates Prof.
Belmont Is 4 Psychologist Of World Renown
Readings. 81 1916 New York ave nv, next
dOnr to Masour Tsmnle
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women Who are Ia trouble sIId doubt eoncsrniss
which sfp TO take In life 10 better tbemselses
consult one who ca properly sdsise yoa, Good
sdvice. In tine, often saves much anxiety and
troutle. Consult her today, Tomorrow may Be
Business and Mining Ventures. No one in tTou.
bic t,rn.d assy. SEES etery one. ilI1 18th 1T
rw nrirr hours a m To p m
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Oh. DAY o. RzRB 6o0b LuoT FoR voc
70 sen mems WON suits. oyrcostS pants. etc..
10 us and have . ans juicy srbcA Of cash In
your inside pocket; fne' thing e 10 for an hands
around. and vs viii bug ladies clothing and
pay ssuArs prices Can Main sS JUsTH's
OLD STAND. Sls D. ocon
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PALMfsTRY
NINE. IEANETT

Egyptian palmis eiairSoyant guaranteed 20
resd your entire life; she asks no questions. but
fos names and dates Of frieuds and enemies;
when and who you- marry; what part of word
vii be the most snecessful for you; how 70 hold
frne or false; she reuntes the separated; locates
ahsept friends and relations; special reading, 81
% IN q; nv. opposite ssks Co. Satisfaction
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PSYCHOLOGISTS.
NINE. SIERRA,

Phrenologist and Bust
ssss Adviser. gives truth.
fh advice on all sdairs
Of life.
She vss born With
strange and remarkable
power-power pot meant
patify the idle cu
rio.s, bat TO oIrect. sd.
Iise aud help men and
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AUCTION SALES.

David Notes, Auetfeneer.
on WEDNESDAY. ocToBER - lsls. AT %
O'Clock q m. ] VIII seI st public auction n
the fsrm~rs Produce (Hasksfil Market Eaer-
enth and B strssta northves. condemned Dis-
trict horss NoA -. 81 and 0G Terms cash
az time Of sale. By order OF the Comnls<oners,
ID. G.. ID. J. DonoTan anditor ID. c. oc5G
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MADAM I.ENOEE

Gifted cla'rrovant and medium. can he con-
suited on AL Affairs cf nTF- Where others fail
she sncceeds Her advice Is good try her. No
guess work OF questions asked what she sees
ard tells comes true. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Office ~ lith Of. NV. two doors ncrth Of Pslsis
Royal store. Hours. Il a M 10 Q D m. OMIT
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COUNTRY HOME.

FINE COUNTRY RESIDENCE; DESIRABLE
for sanitarium or an educational institution
BOX 80. Herald Office oc6.u
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NINE. JEANEn
DAIAIQT ~ AInunv A No.

Guarantess to iead Jour entire Life, past. pe0
snt and futurs. She asks 10 qusstions. but -
fore you utter . word he tells what yca called
fos. namss u frsndA snsmia: tsih hss u
gain success In hlsirsa. health. courtship. mar.
riase, Avorce tails you Whist part Of the world
win be successful for yOu; atvisss how to gain
and hold . sood position: she teIls II The ous
sou love b true or fslss An you In trouhisi
Do you dnd the one Jon have bestowed yosi
trust and affection upon sctine cool and in-
dlherer; toward youi She WI remove oil %
stacles and ted you how q win and bold ths
one you aestre She rrmites tie sepantsd. -
Gates shsert friends or relstivesI Readings. u.oe
50 sEPENTA STREET NORTHwESf
Prfsu PariorA ON aaks q O.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

wANTED-A YOUNG LADY TO USHER
matinee and night performances Apply GAY
ETY. THEATER BON OFFICE between l and
Sp oc8
WANTED-coLORED MAID EITHER FOR
g.nsral hous-Work 10 take full charge OF
the cooking: say uightS 1879 11 ct NV.
oc8h
sALEsLADY AT ONCE: NO EXPERIENCE
required. IL lib At ~ ocBN
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MADAME PARKER.
MADAM D'ASHMAN
aypy Cairvoyz

And card reader: aa'tcs GIVEN % buanssA
marriage and cIvOfcs. tins w0man has rod
for many people In naiy countries. h9
vcedic1ons are rshabis In q 81, exnR
18th .rll.sA
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.

one Room FOR RENr WITH PRIVATE
ia.uI'v. Apply al :t4 q -. ne Oc03t
TiIIiEE FTRNISHED Rooms: g To s
ps week 3is y nv orS St
iss SARATOGA AVE. NE-ONE FRONT
r'r suitable for couple two young men;
n"t aAtsr heat and electricity. Phone North
~ nc2sr
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CLAIRvOYANTS.
Ltesassd b. the Dt.tIia o. .oiun
MARzABAN. THE FAMOUS oLAIRvaYANT
AND PALd1sr. -

MARzABAN. THE FAMOUS oLAIRvaYANT
AND PALMfSr. e.
Room .. SO II q. nv. No Agn On door.
Hours. g. M. to y. m !. -
No matter what your troubles are you always
Get satisfied. Zach customer having q reading
will b pssssnted with life horoscops free
oc2su
MADAME PARKER,
GIFTED CLAIRrOYANr AND MEDIUM
Il you are going 10 seek advice or help WIZ
not consult one who 10 well known, one who 10
here permanently She eau tell you II the one
yqu love II true or false aud tell you how b
WIN and hold the one Of your choice: tells you
What buAness and what par Of the world 10
most lucky for you and sdTisss you how TO gain
and hold . good position. she brinss the sep
srated together; makes happiness between man
and wife Can tell you II anybody has pct bsd
luck or evil influence on you and she can tell
Jou how to take Il o6. Can tell you the cause
II your troubles and low to avoid them. Can
advise you IT. divorce Ssses; when to speculate
and where to locats This lady does not tel
70 please you. but give Jnly truthful advice yon
ran DEPEND on. Do not become discouraged i.
you have secn Others ana they have failed to
help you. MADAM PARKER viii shos you
way Satiasction or no charges.
READINGS, 500
MI II Il b$tWeen Iffh nd Ifh sfs Uunfairn
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.
WRECKIN6 AND BUILDING

We WRECK ALL KINDS OF BUiLDINGs
A. r. THOMPSON. l57 Z st o.
iuZIsIn we'd fr-u
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REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE.

Homes fof Sale
Immediate, Possession o Some
., Others Within Thirty Day.
WEST FALLS CHURCH VA
m s ss unusual s house acre % & 2 9wGe. leaving
spot Groom frame house with beautiful lawn and shade
eton and also convenient TO leaving Twelfth
Pennsylvania avenue northwest $525o Easy terms.
HIGH VIEW.
(First Street, Between and w
Attractive house of Hardwood floors, Very light
dining with but-in china closet Large kitchen with
bup Open fireplace in the living with
yard has beautiful lawn also plenty OF for
suit.
TWENTY-FoURTH STREET NORTHWEST
$4,000. With Only $500 Cash Payment
M w o 5sd Brick
heat and Room for garage.
CHEVY CHASE
Especially attractive bungalow Huntingdon New
d r9say 1r orTpaney roo rooms & not%ater heat
Connecticut avenue cars SI2,5oo.
MOUNT PLEASANT
Seventeenth street northwest Brick house and
garage porchc front and rear Finished attic and serv
ants room. Hardwood trim. Butin refrigerator. sII.soo
ATTRACTIVE sAULs ADDITION
Brick b.5osm 5Gos1 E 5 I"d hall dow
a and eeee and SSD weather heath WSo house oD
fine condition. $1,000.
I'VE help you"-Hundreds Of other
high and low priced properties.
, GOLDEN RULE
Real Estate Insurance. Loans and Investments
zo5-6-7 Continental Trust Building
I4h Streets NV.
Phones Main 1870, Id4r.
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WHAT SHOULD I DOp

- How often In LIE We come to
aNAE . staudstill. perpleted snt 10
NNLH joubt concerning which s7ep
WA to take for the best. II 10 tlst
~ VI at This step on the ladder Of life
~ that the mistakes are MADE. %
doo't decide your future %
mere zuess work Be advised BY one Who
can properly advise you. Advice on
health. IoLe. marrisEe. business iuven-
ticus. speculs tions snd slI shaIu q life
satisfactiJu guaranteed or no charge.
= Hours. . q. IN. To sp p. Studio No
Eh n nv
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RIZPAII ElDON.

b tnovn - ore oi rs ueatst sxpou-nsA Hen
dreds visit this remarkable woman daiiy. csn-
plste readi1p with sccursts descriptions q what
yCor hand forsteiis only 81. E<csption pariu "a
eornsr oi eth and nv Eotr.i.cs sh o.
HouA - q n 10 .. n tskea
MADAM STANLEY, ROYAL GYPSY
Paimist. reads your hand like an
open book: satisfaction guaranteed.
Give her a call at 740 9th st. NV.
formery-at l::1 II a.. ne
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Jimi .New shoess- Bini sNepei
had 'em Rebuilt At HAHEs."
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY 10 LCAN-Ee TO soses ON o. c
real estats Several trust funds An trans-
sctions conducted With scoDomic.l condder.tiou
Tor borrosefa
wx. n SAUNDERS a CO.,
Southern Buiidins. G lstrf. ~
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MONEY 10 LOAN on cfTY RExI EsT1Ti
st cuurut ntes Of ipte4e4 TYLER -
RUrHEkFoRD. INC, NJ isth q. nv. aueka
WATCH THE CLAssIFIELD CoLCMNs FoB
evidences Of the growth Of this eity. Thb
mh1-n
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FUNERAL DESIGNS.

Appropriate Funeral Tokens
Artistie-s1presi,e-iDz
Guide Bros. Co. I2I4F Street.
p. Promrt auto delivery ssrvics
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PALMISTRY.
MADAM EPPY,

EGYPTIAN PALMIST
Resds your life frum cradle to gave her pov.
'rs are wonderful: indisputabl advice: clear In
formation concerning love. courtship. marriage
and divorce; both nch and Door dnd counsel
SQnally beneficial aud Hsteresting; you ara ~isss
n.d happier after consulting her. sstistactioa
snalnteed: permanently kcstst: hosa=s, q .
70 p mL
- PA. AVE. NV tse@
MADAM KASKO
EGYPTIAN SCIENTIFIC PALMIsT: TELLS
FAST. PRESENT AND Future; Salts.
FACTION GUARANTEED: HOURS - ~
TO 2. VI. SIS Eth ST. NV. ocl-tf
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ASSISTANT ACDIToRs. INTERNAL REV
snus Bureau; examination Notembsr 70; 81 .4O
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-01
CABLES De ESPANA
SIcIJE RECLUTANDC TROPAS Ell
RAISULI PARA ACTlVAR
SU CAMPANA

Del Scrvicio Esnccial de la PRENSA
MADRID. AgostO 3l.-ur tele-
grama de Marruecos dice que el Raj
suli esta vcrdaderamente ac5lvo ira
tarto de recl-tar mas gnrt2 4 fin
de reforZar suS tropaS Y estar en-
condiciOrcs De iniciar M nUcva cam
na:a contra ei ejerCito cspano;. Sc
asegura que esti perfe"-amcnte hlcn
provisto dc fDndos Y que los esta
ofrecicndo a sus soldados ell eqLi-
~valenee l. IN dollar como haber dia-
rio.
Las noticias oficiale5 reclbljas de
Tetu&n ijccr q',c los a%viadorr:' cs-
panolcs han bon,bardeajo con GXito
as posic:ones &c las fucrZas del Raj
.;uii V que las axn!olacicnes lleva-
das a caho Dor -llos niue tran cue
dicha<fuerzAs Sc Italian poder, sanlen
te atrinchcradas en- los ~2aNones, Dor
10 cual So "onsiGcra que scrd neCe-
.ariO hacer un aCsque formal pa,a
d~csaloiarlos lie clos.
Parecc que el plan de! Ra'iG.i CHI
siste Ell bloquear In principal Inca
cspanola de mum :aciou CON 81 b.
icto de obligar a las tropas hispanas
bien a emrrendcr {! ataqtc o b;ea 4
crrzar a travGs lie territcrio fr&E.
ccS para rcgarar las Urea.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-01
I'm boIsheviki original es
CarranZa
(Vicne de Ia Ia. Pagina)

mil G;cen u as veces Que son c2rran-
;cstas V actualmcntr sirveh b2Io 81
laudera: Y los que actualmente ce-
lender de Car rarZa SOn en- numero
de seserta V siete nil V estes son
tan bsndidos como todos los Que tie
iicn en- las manos I'm fusil; pues to-
man 10 oue ~necesitan de todaS par
ties V 10 pagan matandC Y rObando a
los dienos de clio Y por este pro-
Cedimiento Sc hac eHriQuecico lbs Je-
fes Y o:iciales carr aucis:as.
Agrega 1ue el de Carrarza es el
ejGrcito que tiera n:avur numero lie
generates, coroaeles Y m9ycrra de
todos los ejercis,s a; TODD el n.undo
y Que segun 10 Que dice la voz publ
ca, C~arranza ha deroSitalo en- los
barcos chilenos 70 memo dc ounce
miiloreS de doIares; de su YEA" Can
diGO Aguilar sc aseGura que time
actualmente cGatro millcneS dr do
larcs. ha5icndose c~nriIuccido rcpen-
tinamente 10 mismo cue PABLO Con
zalez, qu2 era conductor de ferro-
caryil artes de la r~erolrc;6r" y aliO-
IA pnsec no nenos de seis millOaes
de dolarcs; Villa s. ha ap)derado de
algo asi como dieciochc millores d.
dGlares; Gale: n: podido economizar
e.. solo los amos pcco ,lis lie IN nj
Hon de d6lareS; Murpuia rlene en- Ia
sctualidad million mcdir ac dOla-es
Y Alvarado. que saque6 Yucatan,
tambien es millionaire.
Por lc que atune a la sitdacjon cl
Mexico, declare Altendorf que Is peer
qu2 en- Russia V que de hecho, Ca
rama Is Vii R~olstcvili crigiual, V
que recibio su INSTRUCTION del DR..
William BayaTd Hale. coa p5i"n CO.
tetro yariaS "oricrencias a nrinCi-
pho de II r%ovoluci0H.