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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-09-18
Decatur r. +. ID. No. 2

Clarence Cargill, of Tabor. Iowa
', visited ted friends in this Vicinity We'd
nesday returning home Thursday.
Alfred Brown and wife were bust.
ness visitors in Leon Wednesday. 80
Pete Ellars and Perry REYNOLDS
left Lett Friday for Kirksville, Mo, to
1p up a location if they find any
that looks good will buy and locate
in Missouri ''e
Miss Cecil Sutherlin spent SUNDAY
with Miss Louisa Butcher,
Mo-. Saturday for short visit
- Miss Daffina Pryor, of Lewisburg
Kansas, is spending this week Wiz
her uncle, Enoch Burrell and family
game at Leon Sunday.
Misses Mae and Clara Burrell re-
turned to Leon Sunday where they
are attending high school.
Maxine Mortified spent Saturday
night and Sunday with her friend
Nellie Norman. '''
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-09-18
FairyieW.

Harry Slower and wife and Willard
Slower of Pleasanton spent Friday of
last week with their sister Mrs. Ed
Bright.
Mrs. Clara Hatfield assisted Mrs.
Lawrence Poland with her threshing
last week.
Mrs. Clara Hatfield and mother
spent Sunday at the Harry Hollinger
home.
Mrs. Ruth Jacobs returned to her
home Friday of last week. She had
been visiting at the home of her hus-
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-09-18

Since the advent of woman suf-
frage in California the marriage rate
has steadily declined; too many
women nrefer espousing cause to
a husband
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-09-18

Some patriots are so punctilious
about observing a meatless Tuesday
that they will not even order a
Welsh rabbit.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-09-18

Blackheads, blotches and pirnp1es
are generally caused. by the irnpro-
per action of the bowels. HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea regulates the
bowels, cleans the stomach, clears
the complexion from the inside
natures way-"Get that healthy.
happy look" Cherrington'r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-19
CannOnbaN Baker Wins
Three Flag Record
Mounted on Indian Motorcycle, he Beats
Famous American Record by Five
Hours and Eleven Minutes.

E. G.. "CannOnball" Baker. tho inter
nationally famous Amer can trans-cont-
ncntalist and endurance rider OF motor
cycles, shattered the worlds record for
III" run from Cana 10 Mexico. June II.
when he mad" the distance of Ill"
miles on an Indian motorcycle in ."
hours and - minutes. This takes >
hours and II minutes off tho record
mad" over tho same route on juno Il
by II. c. SChcrnr.
Bakers dash took him from the Cana
dian lnc down tho Pacific coast 90
Mexico. over a course VIGOROUSLY diff
cult hCcuusc OF the great variety oil
highways to BE- travcrscd over :hc
mountains. through sand and the COM
gcstcd traffic Of the Pacific coast cities
along the route.
The first three flag record was cstab-
lishcd August 81. 1915, by Cahnoroall
Baker who made ii thor in 81 hours
ard Is minutes. Two years later Roy
Artley lowered il TO - hours - MIN
utcS. July 20. Inl7. and on August -.
of 1915. Wells Bennett lacked II down
some moro by doing the run in 20 hours
flat.
On Juno 81 Of this year. II. c.
Schcrcr trimmed this record still closer.
making it IN G. hours. IS minutes. Now.
less than n month later. comes Baker
with a now record OF 80 hours ~ NM
utcs on his Indian.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-19
k|DD|ES HAVE
HAPPY TINES
Playground Youngsters Sing and Play
And Make the Grounds JOY
q. full Spot.

9TH" world is full Of song W" pause
to hcnrkcn --." tn" words quoted
above are tru" to tho p'"pl" that Nv"
anywhrr" ncar tho Fairgrounds on INC
nights that the local Y NJ. {. ~ arc
giving 4 Sing and Now" show. Last
night at the Twcnty-siXth street play
grounds there was a Grove that numhcr-
cd between 2JO0 and 2nOn. Even folks
travelling 10y in their automobiles la$t
night drew up and spent tn" evening
watching the movies and listening l"
thousands singing. TIL" CoH'nluhl'!
! sr,rit - beginning To TAX" Wheeling by
storm and chose in CharE" OF the !. NJ
e, 4. programme said last night that
. thor" are so many calls coming In that
they cannot begin to keep up with all
p IN. places tina want them. III" idea is
10 get everybody in Wheeling and all. the
nearby towns singing to proc that
people like to sing all that is necessary
. is To follow those in charge of the work
and watch the results. WAT ~oulo
have hccn very nnC piece Of Commun>
lily singing last night was ALMOST spoil
cd Ivy Il group OF persons that would
wait until some song was started anu
then they would start TO ErIllnE anu
hnuIinE. This Will have TO stop or ther"
will not I've any moro programmes CIV
! en- ~ this grounds. THIS Is unpleasant
for there arc hundreds that arc ANXIOUS
. to sing The patriotic and old folks songs
and JOY going to th"S" allnlr$ at IN"
Twcnry-siXth street Fairgrounds. ana
! this running comment while tho pictures
. were on almost spoiled an evening Tor
hundreds Of persons som" very "Nc"iI-
ont programs arc being planned ana
when You rcaliZ" tho hundreds OF
mothers and children that 70 10 those
community affairs il is hoped that some
order Will hc kept and that they VIII
not l." cheated out Of their enjoyment.
The crowds arc getting larger all IN"
time and everyone is welcome to come
and enjoy themselves to tho limit Inc
program is being carried out nj tho fac
tories mt Moons and ynu can hear
group Of workers III most any Of the fac
, tories now singing tn" last half Of their
noon hour. Yesterday III" Wheeling
can and lTazol-Atlas factories had the
work and II was greatly enjoyed as
movies arc used IN one department. wiuI"
singing is going on in tn" next and
those that do not like to sing can sec
tho movies.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-19
''LeaVe II 10 Susan" Rich
in HumOr and Novelties

Certainly Madgc kcnncdy's now Gold
wynn picture. "L".vc ii To Susan" which
comes to tho Liberty theatre today only
Is not short Of novelties. The niquaHt
coincidence is seen wandering over the
American desert. having been loft be-
hind when h"r train resumed its jour
ncy. She trudEcs through sand and
SaEchrush until long after niEhtfall and
At last finds refuge in q lonely shack.
She is SUncd by n young man whom she
vaguely remembers having seen on tho
a great deal 10 rCaSSurC Susan. Soon.
however. Il quartet Of hold-up mon APP
pear. susan recognizes them as the fell
lows who robbed the train. At once
her protector changes his tactics AMI
becomes ono Of them. apparently.
In reality h" knows who Susan is and
prctCndS that he IS holding her for ran
som. He agrees TO share 1t with the
bandits if they viii permit hun 10 send
n message to SuSan'S father. This iS
done. TIA" message a. II" sane time tell
ing the true situation. How he happens
to he known to II" capitalist and what
happens when III" r"sCulnC party De.
seconds upon Susan and saves hcr--ail
this comes cat in nc subsequent action.
The great sc; surprise in SuSans life is
when sh" learns VIII" her "kiGnappcr"
really harr ms 10 ne.
Champagne Velvet IS coming. wntoi
for 1t. Jy-l9-E
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-19
OF BUCYRUS
EXPLOSION VICTIM
MONDAY AFTERNOON

Funeral services for Frank Mahood.
who was killed in the explosion in a
shed nj Rucyrus. Ohio. Wednesday. will
bt held at two o'clock Monday afternoon
at his late home at Seventh and Main
streets. Bcnwood. The services will be
in charge Of the Rev. o. u. MARBLE, pas
tor of tho Benwood M. E church. In
tcrment will be made in the Mahood
family plot in the McMechcn cemetery.
Frank Mahood'S body arrived from
RuCyrus on the five o'clock train over
tho Baltimore & Ohio railroad yesterday
morning. The body was accompanied by
James r. Manhood. an uncle. who went to
BucyrIs Thursday to claim the remains.
L was taken to the Cooey-Bentz under
taking establishment. prepared for bur-
al and later removed 10 the home at
Bcnwood.
The family Of Leonard Goeglein. who
was injured in tho explosion which
killed Manhood. went yesterday to Bu-
cyrus on account of the critical condi-
ton OF the wounded man.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-19
SUNDAY SERVICES AT
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN

The Sunday services at the First
Presbyterian church will be Of great in
tcrcst. The speaker will be Rev. Dupont
La Fcntaine. who lived and worked for
many years in the Holy Lands. He will
take as his text for the Sunday morning
service The Lord Is My Shepherd.
from tho Twenty-third Psalm. and in
tho evening will speak Of "Galilee." Rev
La Fontaine is exceptionally we'll quail
Ned 10 handle these subjects. as he Is
q naturally gifted speaker. and the fact
that he has lived for 81. many years IN
the Holy Land gives him the advantage
of the associations and knowledge
glcared from the intimate acquaintance
with tho habits. customs and scenery Of
these lands. The sermons will be re-
plcte with tho. noble beauty OF the
Scripture dealing with the land Of Leb-
anon and its people. being moro than a
scrmon. combining glowing and colorful
description of tho land with a remark
ably beautiful Interpretation OF Biblical
significance.
Tho musical riogrnm for Sunday will
consist Of many selections from the
masters sung by tho choir and we'll
known talent. Tho morning song serv-
Co will comprise the following:
AuillE-
Herbert Tcrring and Elmer Hoelzle.
Tho Lord Is Ny Light. .........
................ Mss Hazel Seamon
lift Thino Eyes" ............ Anthem
Spring IHantaSy'-OrEan solo. .Matson
Miss Edmondson.
Evening program
Send Out Thy Light ......... .Gounod
Anthem.
I'm
Evcnsong Johnston
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-19
Chamberlatn's tablets.

Chamhcrlair'S Tablets arc intended
especially for stomach troubles. bilious
moss and constipation. and have met
with much success in III" treatment or
thue" diseases. People who have suit
cred for years with stomach trouble
and have been unable 10 obtain any per
manCnt relief. have been completely
cured by Ia" US" Of these tablets
Chamhcrlain'S Tablets are also Of Erca;
valu, for hihousn"+S. Chronic Const:-
patton may h" permanently cured ny
taking Chamb"rlains Tablets and Oh
scrylnr the plain printed directions
with each bottle. For sale by all deal
CrS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-19
SUIT TO SETTLE
PARTNERSHIP

Attorneys ErskinC. Tllwcr, and Curl
yesterday flied IL IN" oi'"" -! Circuit
Clerk John l.. KinEh"rn he first papers
in n suit in aSsumrSlt hr"d-,n, by Clart
Gilbert AGAINST Edwin J. trH"h!. Th"
object If tho suit is to 49, partner
ship twisting between ia" riainilT 1'1
def udLnt to ScCur" an N'r"un' mr. hy
tn d' rnGanl and tO secure tho app nj
mont Of receiver for tho property and
asses ~ the partnership.
--RG'Y WAR SAVINGS STAMFS--
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-19
ENJOYED ExoE1LEHT TALK.

The Lutheran Women's league enjoyd
n splendid talk Thursday evening by
Rev. w. Q. Corey. manager of the Union
Mission, at the Zion church. The meet
ing proved a very interesting one.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-19

The j f. Moss iron works has started
the construction Of large addition I"
It's South Side plant. The annex will &c
built OF structural steel and will be
electrically operated. 1t will measure
$50 by l35 feet and will make the Moss
plant tho largest Of its kind between
Pittsburgh and Chicago. Is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-19
HERE AND THERE
Items Of Interest In Local People
About Wheeling Folks, Societies
and Organizations.

Chief of Police Fred Frazier yester-
day appointed Arthur Mccormick &c be
Corncrman at The traffic station at
Tenth and Market streets. The appoint
mcnt was authorized by city council the
fore part of the week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-19

Albert Stumpr. OF the Water depart
ncnt spcnt CIRCUS day" at the fair
grounds supervising tho drawing OF
water for the elephants and other an
imals with tho Ringing Brothers-Bar-
mum & RHilCy's circus. The city con-
tracts with c,rcuscs TO furnish water.
hu, insists on having one Of the water
department men present 10 manipulate
tho frc plug from which the water IS
secured.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-19

Squire and Mrs. r. G. Hobbs returned
yesterday from a two weeks visit 10
Atlantic City and New York. At New
York they met Fred Frazier Allen. their
son-in-law, when he returned from over
seas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-19

Road Engineer W. o. McCluskey will
close the Valley Grove road Monday. 1t
will remain closed until December 5
when tho resurfacinE of tho road will
be completed. Traffic will be detourel
over good section of road.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-19

Jason c. Stamp. local auto dealer. was
burned about the arms yesterday. when
a car on which Ne was working caught
fire. DR.. Mccoy attended him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-19

Work Of cntarging the shaft Of tho
MoundSvIllc mine Of tho Richland Coal
company has been completed. \ tipp!c
will be built at once.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-19

ErnOsto Lennon. under sentence 10
hang July IS. arrived et the state prison
from Mcdowell county yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-19

Wheeling real estate mon have been
invited TO join a state real estate organ
ization, TO be formed at Charleston.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-19

The stCma in Whcclings fire plugs all
opcn by turning 10 the right just the
oppusitc from most valves Of the kind.
and the city officials will not risk allow
ing ono unfamiliar with the plugs 10
handle them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-19
Sale of Dainty Undergarments

Night Gowns of crepe de
Chine in sleeveless models with
square neck, S5.9S.
Night Gowns Of batlste made
distinctive with a yoke of satin
or trimmed with Yalenciennes
lace and hemstitching, $3.50
and SOS.
Envelope Chemises of crepe
tie Chine with ribbon or lace
straps, $3.50 and S3.9S.
Pctticoats Of superior quality.
white satin. panel front and
back, S3.9S.
-Undermusltns-secoud door
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-19

Champagne Velvet IS coming. wntoi
for It. Jy-l9-E
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-03
8irgin Sgfanbs.

Haitor S. 6. He6erien, Breoerif.
.fteo. ct. groir, 9. S, Ien6er % en-
,biertelig Nptoorsbilien % beoer os
giet1,etn yrgeblabet" bringe Sen BIZ
oere til garnle genner. San fortaI-
Ter % li6t ON GorboI0ene paa Ser
ne. san refer Ell DeT % hIier D.
forifieIlige Menigbe6er. Ser er me.
gen Rpo blan6t Sen in6feote 8e=
.folfning, grun6et pnn De uolminoe.
Zig baje Briier paa Geoemioler.
Sen bebfte @rnnringSfii6e pno
9en ct s1,fferplontagert1e, men Sc
ifenere Morg 8Grfe bar f~oranriaeet
Iat nobpttet bar pRret oparlig. Sn.
f~lren5a'en bar ogiao berget, men Ell
M ! 9ftase1,6e. .Qirfer, 5foIer OF
.abeatre er luffe6e. Sci bor ct FIJI.
tioeligt gieblif, 80 RirfetIotfernl
iringebe % Buoffabet 1Go, at ariger
bar Tl1ttet. So fam1eoes 9eng 8e
|folfning iii Eoffegu68tiene{te.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-03
0NSKES

|AGENTER 0NSkES sd l0D Dakota 1'''gSaasa ehsr ss maags al
|fredse Agenter, til hvnke dts skal we're IS 81 Glmde at reterere Dem
! 1913 ekspederede rs like alens ale ordrez men holdt ogsaa mrs
|Agenter forsynede med ct kompletS Udyalg indtil SHsonens Stunning
Nyt udvalg III biye, fe1dg III Udsendese den 10. Jannar. Eyis
|interesserets skTiv straks til pss efterS wore BAingeker. |
CONSUMERS WOODEN MILLS ASSOCIATION
IA. b.. Hanson, Manager Minneapolis, Mimi
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-03
Gn @erbensforretnina.

Mftieielifabet uDpbmfelot"S Grs=
forretni11g / D6enie, bporom Ri !
bore Donr1orffsnbbeoer brit1ger en-
Sci interesiante DplpBninger ont
.iioite Mars 9m1atning, er Ell Ser
6engforretniltg, Der iao at ftge oig.
|Gorretni11g meb olle Ber6ens 2an6e.
Ser | Mmerifa ct Strmaets Mabn
|pelfjen6t in6enfor gorretningsberoe-
men, % selfabets rejienbe @epre,
|iertant Der i 2a16et er Scr. Mrel
amu6ien, 1907 @ortlarb Mpen11e,
Min,1eapolig, % 6eres lofafe @epra~
|ie1,tont ct Mr. Girls. Mosbierg, Der
inoebaber Danif @nb Jfnport me6
aontor / 21O 7tb st. 81, fioitnebns
tie ct ierlig peIfienot inbenfor Bro
6eriamfunoSlogen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-03
2ineoIn Gtahc.

Mim,eapolis Snitit,lte Of Arts
bar nplig fidbt % opitinet en- Mi-
,tiatur stat,,e at Mbrabnm 2tncoln
bet ct en- @iengiberie at @ut5ot,
BorgIumg Mbrubam 2ineoln 5tatlle,
Der flor foram gsfer Gotntp @nao-
bus i Melporf, 81. S, % bar afflg-
ret for Cd. 8 Mnr iibert.
So Stot1,e11 snfiI6rebes, bleb Bill.
1eobuggeren fpltrgt, bborfor ban iffe
plaeeret 2incoIn miot paa
Iganfen. Sertil CAB bot, BET ram.
|lneroe Sbnr, at 2incoln b6rte iffe
|tiI ben Gppe Of Mato, iom optog Ell
BEL 8pnf.
@lltaon BorgIu1ns CT feot i Slime.
rifa nf 6onite 5ornlore: Sin ito
|ligItr nngoom tirbraete ban ! STE
mont Mebr. gan bar BE iener,
glor but16et et SIP iom Bileobugsel
oeregsss M ar1erifas met betiet'o
Altlrff1terp. &
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-03
0pbsfdIb.

Mr. gietor aringeIbaeb 1882
.@rnn6 Mbe., nfgif beb Gpoen |
Mar1ongg, Sen SO. December. Be-
0rnbelfen foreganr pno 2afeiooo6
.GernetarD ioag, Sorgcag, SCI. 2 81.
terniobag fro gnn 11r,bertafingBa-.-
1or, gbicago % Jranflin aberues.
Mfogbe, Der bleb % Mar, bar fGot
apbe1bobn % bar meo Go1nilie boei
Msi1tneapolig Dber 40 Anr;; bon
operlebes at III Snifn1 % Iere
Born, BET ale e. gift En al 0eres
.96tre ct Gift neo Mnler Carl Me,,:
lnDir.itz gbicnao,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-03

Ter 1trr1n1er oereS Blrf1orrbeb. yet
er herfor ielpinolsienoe, ct Befam
pelieu al Spgoont,len n1aa igges
Mioler, Ser oil biGlpe til at fiar1e
bens egentliee Mariager. Deb az
ore Orb: Man rlao beige en- iaaburt
Bcbanoli,1g Tom bill itinnllere Mfe
|ionoringen af De ffaocligc Ga,bitanz
fer; iom. bill itprfe 2ibsorganerne
|noen at ipaffe BEN; % iom bill fier-
ne Garer for t~ilitsoenoe &ompltfa-
|tioner. Sen farltgite al bisie ct.
QungebetRnoelfe. Men belger n,a,,
en- acknowledgement, Der opfpl6er
Use 10 ~fgritnapnte 8etingelier, er So
|ren for oenne reo1ceret til ct Mini+
mum.
llnoer ct M,1greb al Snfluen5n ct
bet fgrite. man bit gibre, at gaa til
lsmgs % bolhe fig ! obioll1t Ro.
Binbuerre maa bore blot oabne, bn
|tilltreffffellig frif 2uft ct al oIlers
ftgrte @igtigbeo. Meu iamtiois rnaa
man boloe. fig goM tiloeffet, faa
lat allc Dele nf aroppc11 bol6es bar.
inc. S forng0ert Sab fan 8armt-
pnno8fln1fer, nnbringes beb Bpbberne
log OBJ ab Bc11eue, ina at @irfulatio-
11er itimuleres. Sor at renfe Earm=
fanolen bit: man oriffe Ell til to
Botter nurmt 8an6 me6 ell EillRtt
ming al li6t golt; bar Bette life Ben
tiliigte6e 8irfning, bpr mon tage e,
BARN sS,6iprejtning BET nigtig=
tie er en- grlln6ia llorenSnina. Mb=
ioll,t ingen He6emi6ler at noge,
iom BELT Slags, |oa lGnge Ser Ell
|6aber tilltebe;; berimo6 at BET Bon6,
mon pon nogen Moa6e Tan foa net
(lere Softer ON Dagen, pnrm clle1
folot efter .8ebag, men life is.
folot) me6 Ell 8%iliatning al Gitron.
el1er. Mppelfinaft. 2ibt &onninf
fan o91aa tillabes, bbis BET enifes
40 Gauge ont Duge1,, Morgen ol
IMften, ber 0%berfroppen i~nbeflutteS
Ii ct barntt @ompres, bnnanet al e
|2agen folbef fire @aoge iammen
i6er bbppeS i fogbe6t gan6 % pri
beS aoot, bporpoa Set ~'anbringeS
r,not orn 2egemet ian barnt, ion
Bet poa noget Moa6e fan taoles
fra Softerne op til Nrmbuler11e ol
0pffes igiens meb ct lt1bent StDffe
M,1bragt paa .rette Maabe, bif G
1oobanf &ontpreS foraariage betpoe
Zig Sbe6ning, bbtlfet n1ener Nfio1
|bri11g al 6e ifabelige @pbfer. SSn
ue,1 Me6icin at 1toaen iom BELT Sir
|bgr tages - nbiolut i1ges1; We6i
Gin fan life gjsre mirr6ite @ubn
mer, ian berimo6 let gipre 5fa6t
heo at Dn1nme Be natlrlige Stunt.
tiouer. Mfpaifning ct Bar Gang,
ON Dagen neo 11nfer.t Ba11o, tifiu:
li6t 9lfobor, bill frem1ne Yelbefinoe1t
Set o. boloe Norerne aabne ol
|aftibe.
8slges 6isfe fmple Mnbisniuger
og man iamti6ig la6er bore at p1g
Ite fig, tbr man forbente,. at ct SIN
falb al Snflnen5o bill Portage fig
|2pbet al garife fna Doge 16en 1,be
|bagelige 6elger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-03

n,e,, megct Drug. Sen e. lapet al
Geotet aotosneoben. aofosneooer,
mes aieb torres, nanlig i Solen.
Set tgrrebe aiso, ION faloeS Gopra,
S'bringeg bio til 2a1,6t fore MaS.
|fer, % DIien presles no at bet %.
|renieS. inbtiI ben er bib % l1lgt-
|fri. Gen raffinerebe &cfosnBoolie
Ter i BirfeItgbeoen ct Seot, ION CT
,en fait Mosie i en- aennperatl,r 1,,,=
Der 76 GRADER. Set enbes til
Observation-Disclosures bpor set alan=
iioeg meb libt Yen1n1t.Olie, eller
5tprfnet 8eonut-Slie .eller net inGer1
iDlic, efteriom Marstiben er % efter
ibpor fait set snifes. Set blanbe9e
Sebt fer1es iaa meb Ilr Melf, lal-
tes og Inttes Mffjelingsr11m, 90
9eeooe : Margarine, er feroig til
}8r11g.
Set, iom bnr gibet Ngb6e=Mar.
;gorine ben ftore DmlGtning, ct, at
ben aberteres, al ben life inoeboloer
noget Gprefeot;; h1n BET rene, gooe
IGebt at Me6oer. 0g n,a,tae Men=
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% 6lpbe % GlaF 90 febt aipo,
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ligefrem ct Spergsmaal ON, BIO,
onlbDggeligt set er fabriferet. Mae.
gen Smb11 br11ge8 for at gigre W1ar
gorinen belin,agenoe % iaa, at oel
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SEPT fra Sur e11er Nlanter. @ol
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George sa1noqtift bgbe Of Snfln=
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|9eeember pan grb1taI Gate Strife
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fin 3-onrige 8pofls6no. Snrs 800,
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Sranspprteret en- 6alb Mfil1ipn.

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fig til 8ranfria, 90 op til Huber
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beb Sfibe, Der bar fprt $4,000
igitgoaertoe @eiie, bbi1fet
ct Gierbe6elen al set iamlebe 9n-
taI befororet i brittle 5fibe fra
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blan6t mango onbre De fa1npemR3-
fige g1,naroere Mquitonia, Maureta-
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