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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-19

sterile same WdOSE 10 given ~ "oS "
the muscles. The aches and pains of
sore joints are said by patients thus
treated to disappear in a few hours.
There is no return of the pain, and the
swelling and soreness subside.
What II Il.
The protein used was first obtained by
the Columbus-auspicious name for a
discovery-doctors to combat blood polls
oning.
1t is prepared from the flbres in a clot
of OK blood. This Is digested by the
gastric Juice, composed as normally of
pepsin and human acid. The residue of
this artificial digestion IS clotted-pre-
cipitated-with sulphate of ammonia.
dried and kept in Theoretically sealed
glass syrfnges. 1t is made ready for
Injection by dissolving 1t in a nine
tenths strength salt water.
Blood serum has been reported at
times as an aid in the relief OF many
rnaladies spoken of on the street AS
rheumatism
This led the Columbus discoveries to
conclude that some protein. when In
oculated, can do likewise
Cures to Its Credit.
A Mrs. K IL years old, employed
as a soda fountain dispenser. had suf-
fered for years with swollen knuckles.
knees and feet. Sore throat and pain
full joints had been her lot since child
hoods unhappy hours. Her wrists and
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-19

A ! the full meaning Of Kenneth Stock
"A BRIDGES seemingly inadvertent &C
ton flashed upon me I unobtru-
sively dropped the cut glass cup filled
with the fruit punch which Milly Stock
bridge had ladled out for me. As it, too.
shattered itself against the polished
the half-crazed woman had tried to do
were lost In the trickling streams OF
liquid running over the floor.
My gown had miraculously escaped
being spattered. AS I stepped back to
keep the liquid from running my slip
pers kept my eyes on my hostess, for
was filled with a very wholesome re-
spect for her ability to make things I'M
pleasant. True. 1 had no real proof
that she had put anything In the fruit
punch which would harm me. although
both her husbands face and action be-
trayed panic. The next instant. how
ever. Milly Stockbridge surprised me in
deed.
As II the crash of her cherished punch
bowl had brought her to her senses. her
face. first gray with fear and horror,
broke up into frightened emotion. She
swayed toward her husband with arms
outstretched as a terrified child might
have done, and the next moment she
was sobbing against his shoulder, cry
ing out desperately:
"Oh, Ken, didn't mean to. truly,
didn't! But she made me so mad. I'm
so glad you stopped me, but I didn't
mean to. Say you forgive me, Ken, say
1t. you know it's because love you So
say 1t. Ken, say It!'
Madge Explains.
''Hush!' His voice was hoarse, but
there was a tenderness in 1t that the
man must have been almost superhu-
man to have achieved. People are COM
| ing. they will hear you. You know l
forgive you-and-love you Now pull
| yourself together. Let people think
you're upset because your punch bowl
Is broken. Everybody knows how you
| cherished it"
His eyes met mine above her shoulder
tortured eyes with note OF pleading in
them. I knew what he wished, and
spoke not to him, but to the woman
whose face was hidden against his
| shoulder.
| II will explain things to anybody who
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-19
Secrets of Health and Happiness
BLOOD rotein the Newest
treatment for Rheumatism
BY DIR. LEONARD KEENE HIRSHBERG
A r. NJ A M D (Iohns Hnnkins IIniversit,.A

,HE white of a egg is about the nearest ap-
proach to a pure protein, which will explain to you
- just what these abuminous heterogeneous sub
stances are. clot of blood, spoiled milk, cottage
cheese are protein and of the kernel wheat
protein.
A child usually knows what fat, OIL mineral,
or water is. He must be told what carbohydrates
These are sugars and starches.
For the treatment of certain Diseases especially
those joint disorders which foolish persons
fond of Diminishing rheumatism" Drs. Clyde Brooks
and F. NJ. Stanton of Columbus, O., have just dis
covered the use of blood proteins.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-19

A
Henna eaves...........4.... ounce
Boiling water................ quart
Place the henna leaves in the boiling
water and let it stand all night. In the
morning, strain and heat to the boiling
point. Add two ounces of henna pow
der and stir and strain. Brush this into
the clean hair. This is harmless, but
why try to change something that may
be very beautiful?
DT. HtrshoeT0 totH dstStoer questions
for readers Of this paper on medical
hy0ienic and sanitation subjects thar are
Of general interest. He cannot aI,gavs
undertake to prescribe or offer adpjce
for individual cases. Where the subject
Is not Of general interest letters icfH be
G'tstoered personally, II stamped and
addressed envelope Is enclosed. AddrSss
ALL INQUIRIES to DR.. L. X Hirsh-
berg, IN care Of this office.
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to Girls
By ANNIE LAURIE

DEAR ANNIE LAURIE:
Will you please help me solve this
difficult problem? I've been CORE
spending with a boy for several
weeks. and heard he was writing to
another girl and didn't answer his
letters because I was so jealous.
Afterward I found it was false, and
that he had not been writing to an
other girl.
Must 1 write him and ask him to
forgive me? He has stopped writing
to me. BROWN EYES.
~ ROWN EYES: Why should you wisl
n to have him write you again? I
you are going to be jealous 1t vii
be silly for you to try to have younl
men friends at all, my dear.
You cannot expect any young man WIN
isn't engaged to you to give you all o
his time. you know
Try to be big enough in spirit to wan
your friends to have friends, won't you
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BY GenepieDe KembIe
BY Genepiepe Kemble
SUNDAY AND MONDAY,
MAY 1878

sunday promises to be a lively and
interesting day with possible changes
or Journeys Of Importance. productive
OF good in the realm of business. but
portentous II relating to social domes-
tic or romantic matters. these latter
being under a doubly afflicted Venus.
Those whose birthday it is may have
year OF advantageous change in busi-
ness. but with domestic. social or afrec-
uonal annoyance. A child born on this
day viii be clever and industrious i'm
pulsive and hasty.
Monday. while not very importa Mt
day. will be fraught with certain busi-
ness cares-with probably the financial
anxieties emphasized by the lunar on
position to Jupiter. Under this transit
investment, speculation and all money
risk is discouraged. There should be
no recklessness nor extravaganza in
any direction. Travel with care and
beware OF eccentric associations or
peculiar experiences.
Those whose birthday 1t Is should
avoid all reckless or extravagant use
OF money. being cautious in specuia-
ton. A child born on this day should
- trained in thrift and humility.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-19
Answers to Health Questions

READER. Q-Kindly advise me
what to do for gray hair.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-19

Annie Laurie iotlI t1eIcoDe letters Of
inquiry on subjects of feminine interest
from young tUoDten readers Of this paper,
aud ,ciH reply to them in these columns.
Letters to Miss Laurie should be ad-
dressed to her, care this office.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-19

wEET PEA; He doesn't love you at
all. my dear. You are far too young
- to be loved. that's why. You are just
a dear little girl. and you ought to try
hard to remain little girl for several
wears
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-19
DEAR ANNIE LAURIE:

4 NEAfN 4 y n Z IN 2
am a girl 16 years of age and
am very fond OF boy of IS. He
seems to care for me. but sometimes
likes to say things to make me jeal-
Gus. Do you think he means any
thing by this7
Will you please tell me how to find
out IL he dearly loves me? I am very
anxious to know. SWEET PEA
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Am injection grains protein
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Copyright 1919. By Newspaper Service. Ine1
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-08-26

You, my friends, have been hearing wonderful
tales about the Texas oil fields You have heard
that John Jones invested one hundred in the FoW-
Ter we'll and pulled down fifteen thousand, that
Bill Smith put one hundred in Hog Creek and
pulled down thirteen thousand, that another man
put one hundred in Burk-Waggoner and pulled
down over three thousand; and numerous tales
about hundred doubling and TRIPPING itself. You
heard about the Baptist church that struck oil and
donated over ,tWo million to charity We have
more than fifty new millionaires in Texas who
could not pay their grocery bills two years ago.
Now, all these reports are true, but my friends,
you have not heard of all the possibilities out in
Texas. You cannot imagine the conditions out
there, one has to be in Texas, has to visit the fields
to experience the thrill of having we'll come in on
a piece of acreage in which he is interested--and
then have to be mighty level-headed indeed to
keep from going plumb wild"
Every State in the Union, England France, ia
pan, Holland and other European countries are
sending men to Texas We have private trains, pri-
vate cars, and individual visits by the hundreds of
men coming to Texas to invest in Oil leases. They
are bringing millions of dollars with them, buying
leases, drilling wells and building refneries They
are finding oil wells as they were never found be-
fore, tiny little bumpers that produce their ten to
hundred barrels and big roaring gushers that spit
forth their thousands. All Oil men agree that
Texas is indeed the opportunity for the small in
vestor Heretofore the area of proven Oil lands
was SMALL the big Companies gobbled up the
leases, but in Texas we have millions of acres
being leased at from one to twenty thousand dol
lars per acre, no combination of Companies can
control such large area.
You have heard about Texas Oil, you know it
is there, that thousands are getting rich and those
of you WHO HAVE REAL RED BLOOD IN
YOUR VEINS have itched to get in and get some
of the profits. But your inclination was either tenn
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-08-26

of these counties In other words about thirty different
locations and we'll near any location would make us
hundreds of dollars. There are more than fifteen wells
being drilled in these nine counties One we'll means ten
for your money, with possibility of hundred for
with more wells You can afford to invest hundred
thousand dollars with this possibility staring you in the
face You cannot lose much if you should lose because
do not ask you to invest beyond your capacity. l. myself
have several thousand dollars invested which will remain
invested in these leases and promise you to look after
this syndicate personally and advise you often relative to
its status
Why dol offer you chance in this syndicate? Because
want to build clientele of friends who have confidence
in my ability. expect to make money for all on this small
deal and then hope to have you join in bigger deal
with part of the profits you make this deal am now
offering you In other words wish to be of service you
so that you will be of service to when tackle big
proposition.
appreciate the fact that should take advantage of your
ignorance of conditions in Texas and palm off something
you, that am better than thief My intentions are
good have succeeded far in this field and expect to
make thousands of dollars in Texas Below you will find
reference as to my ability and judgement of values of
leases in the Texas fields
Now some of you are content to think of this to talk
about ihow of you have the to act? Do you
belong to the class that prdeS themselves upon taking
things they are? Are you faithful industrious worker
good neghbor and citizen who will never want for any
thing, but will be rich do you belong to the other
class who will seize opportunity and try to make the
big money? Can you afford to invest hundred or a
thousand? IfSo, do it. You will thank latter years
for calling your attention to Texas. you do not ioin me-
this letter. that you tell your children: g" had
chance to make some money for you but Henry Pascha
home boy and didn't think he had if in him."
This is only opportunity for you proportion to your
acon-l offer you condition out in Texas pregnant with
profits You may sign the application below for whatever
interest you DESIRE for further information or YOU can
find me at the McLan Company, Dawson Ga, where |
will show you pictures of the Oil fields without cost or
without urging you to invest The decision shall be yours
and yours alone.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-08-26

porary or you liked the necessary information, and
did not have the nerve to act Some of you con-
tented yourselfWit the idea: ooh, we'll, am doing
pretty well; my crop is fair; anyway cannot lose
anything by staying out" True enough, but you
cannot gain anything by staying out, and want to
tell you that you have an opportunity out there
combining safety with your risk
Fortunately man is a bundle of an infinite num-
Der of wants Some of us are content with a GER
tain amount of food, good clothes, chance to play
a little and now and then few extras, but happily
most OF us are passing the moss back stage We
want autos, comforts, pleasures, etc., and for these
it takes money Salaries and fixed incomes don't
give the extra uxures these days. it takes invest
ments. Your money must be made to earn more
money. How? where? you say.
Now, live in Texas, am in the Oil fields al
most daily and have made more money in the last
year than some of you have made all your lives
do not advocate the purchase of Oil Stock except
where one knows the location and the manage
ment to be above reproach do not want to sell
because if you hit it lucky you would push out
out your chest like pouter pigeon and brag on
your good judgement; if you lost you would say,
"Henry Paschal skinned me-"
Still | can tell you how to make some money in
Texas, and safely, too The bankers of Texas the
business men, do not buy stock. They buy lease
on land in front of development and near where
wells being drilled He gets title to his land
tits good for from three to five years; he gets
seven-eights of all oil produced if developed, he
waits a few months until the other fellow draws
closer with developments and then sells out at a
profit If he develops the land himself and finds
oil his lease is perpetual as long as Oil is found.
Now own half interest ten thousand acres of leases
located in nine different counties in Texas These leases
in blocks of % to $40 acres with several locations in some
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-08-26
APPLICATION
w. H. PASCHAL,
McLAIN COMPANY, Dawson, Ga.
Please enter my name


Interest
Duval 1880
relative
these
hold
sell
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-08-26
REFERENCE

JUDGEMENT IF
AS FOLLOWS:
W. p ANDREWS Cashier First National Bank Fort WORTH Texas
H. GAHAGAN Treasurer Texas Electric Ry Co. Dallas
F. G. VAN VALKENBERG Real Estate Dallas Texas
j. T. BISHOP Manager Burbuet Oil Refinery BurkbuneH Texas
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-19

oct op til 10000 aonocr. Scr
bltncr al Snrncrnc brngi ino aien.
llcniuitli9 $50 Cons Dinia ont "a
gcll, o. FOR at holoc Nnluaqct aoo
euoc trUnBcs scr 100 Vcrioner, Scr
har nrbciocf ira - til is Elmer /
Geanct. Senniuaeliitcn bcIsb iig DC
iiolte 10 llacr til Sl,i00, % ser por
Here Irbciocrc, loln trat inc 500
% mere 'or DC TO llocr1 Nrbcibc.
6ornerne, Der bar Niort oct mllli1
Tor Molono at 0ripc 6ennc 'Sloniiri,
har o0iaa goo Snrtjcncitc bcroi, GA
Inrtnil1 al Slpcct Gorn ocrpcn CT
blepct nlcact Ienncnoc. Ynr3 Scpcr.
cio. lem Dor eitcnior Holonh, bar
lot Ell 9icforo / hcnnc Ncniecnoe, i0ct
ban a. eli lem Icrca Niger bar beitei
inn Cons pr. Mere. Gen olninocli
ne 4}rla inr Slpcct Corn lcperet pco
NeolpltnIna3onlU9Gct or SD pr.
Sun, men Der cr i sc ir,oaoacoc Son
troftcr bcu @citcnmclic, al hpia al
miuoclig Wtnia ocn t5hc Gee. cr oucr
$40 pr. Nltibcl, iao uobctoIes ser
nocrIjgcrc 81 pr. Con. SfuIoc bette
blipc SiIlUIbct, Tom Der ircmoeIea
cr noQcn lloii0i til, ino pil Ntr. Sc
ncrcio briu0c SIP pr. Mere moi fin
gI9cr mch Spcct Corn. oa bc1lloen
bar ban Stiltcn, iom Tor Clio cr ct
mcget prroliulot sober.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-19

ie at lanlle Eenae / Den meobraate
2~GoerspGite. SGrbige oeruleb blep
9etlerte og aunocr juget ino / ben
braloirie SpPlping % inociipngte.
Gn 10 Mar g%on,nlel Vige, Iutter til
ell al Nonfens Gilnocr, bar ogiau til
lteoc, 90 Ell al Nepernc gop benbe
meo Ell meget heimooio Brine ell 90
Sent. &c forlob 0onfcn aleulcm eli
Waoosr og fierte aiiteb, % Oct hele
off iaa title % mloifinnirsiig for iiq,
at Ell Eolitibetient, ion1 itob ubcllior
Wanfen, life merfcbe oct ringcitc.
Wfeo lit @nttc, Der ollgapcs til per
$4,000, reilte Hspcrne / Hctning al
st. Saul. Ceres Mutomobil blep
icnere poa Gagen funoen / benne
@p, Waifinen par meget ranlpone-
ret % bar tpbelig Werfer efter at
bore itsbt moo en- Selefonitolpc.
Mten Mspcrne nar foripmnbne.
Get anbct @nnfrepcri fnnbt libt ci,
fer al. TO Steo / Wenopta State
9anf, men @anoitternc q Der life
Iaa helbige. 9ilipnclnbenoc gift alt
Tom oct Dor imurt. men aosIereren
hoobe / al Sen1meligbeo iluppct los
eft eleftriif Iaarmopsarnt, bnorueb
Tolitiet / ct. Eaiil parslebeS, og oct
Heperi, Tom ipntes iaa peapffet, if
II bsiit liheloig men bramatiif III
Illtning. "a De tire Hepere meb
SO, 700 iom tit @ptte baitcoe moo ct.
Taltl oa bar fomne mibt ub poa
@obaioba Street @roen, bapbc ct.
Talll Spoageliesbctiente ser itiuet
lin Mutomobil toerS opcr Tcien og
Iorifoniet iia bag fin Wnifinc. hpor.
ira auglerne itrar bcgpnote at boinc.
Genernc opbagebe Itror ben opItile-
be Trloe oa breiebe meo fltlo Sart,
ino Nlitomobilen flln bererte Soroen
paa Den n SIDE, og forieete at
ilnate opoper Lungs 5loben. Otter
at babe perlet so Sfllo eller mere
mnotte De BOG ale ooeraipe iia, o.
Sen belle repeoe Gum fanbtes / beres
@eitboel'e.
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@iseonftt.
Oct Danife 8rpoerielifab /

Get Oanlte VrDDerlelttab I Wtl'
manfee. = Set banife @roberifab |
Mmerifa bolber oenlle ltge i'm 16oe
aorlige rationale &%onnention / Dill
malifee. Spccieae Sernbnnetoa brag-
te Wanhag ct itort Intal Telegater
til Elbpcn.
Stor Gicnoomsbnmoel. Zen iterite
Sanbel / 6armeienoom, noeeniinoe
eiort / ~noropeitIige @~isconiin, er net
op inoeaaet peb Wenompnie, bpor
George s.. Sanorc al Neoiben, Sn.,
bar fiebt SaflanS Stocf Sarm. aie-
beiuinmen oreier Jig nemlig pn,frina
100000. Zen itore Sarms tioIise-
re Gier bar Ssranf 9. Crane.
Iaolaoningcn mar ga Grusie.-
Otter at haue prret unoerueis ira
Chicago / belle ire Tiger noacoe SEN
bcitilte &oanlaouing al Negierin-
gems Teocparer enoelig Ga crosse
iibite Wanoaa. Garerne pil blipe
iolgt al @roceribanblcre % Slaate-
re til Triier, iom en- al Wapor Bent.
len neoIat aomite er bIepen enia ON,
OF til iaa itor Tortieneite, at On.
foitlinacrne meb al baanotere Dem
bliuer bGffet.
Neatet Npracrifab. - CONNER
,Sonres Micfham pes Grcosretten /
Gau Claire bar neatet at iloitebe @or-
oerifab til Inton Seonaro Sanlon oe
Ole ,Scbn @nitao, bcese al open-
nppntc an. &c 10 Mrne hapoc uno.
oraeet iis lloifripningslouen peb at
ertl1re iig Sorgere al ct iremmeo
nsitralt 9orb, troos at Be besae bar.
Sc ubtaact Oct ~iaafalote %"isrite Ta-
pir" % berpeo crflGrct iom i'm Sen.
iiat al bllpe isnreueoe Staters Dor.
acre. Senne GrflGrina bleu iilba-
acfalot al Gomnlereu, iom eif uS
ira, at De TO Mrtb baube nit Jig
upGrniee iii uoeeniirbc at blipe Oct.
te Sands gorgere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-19
THE PUBL. CO.
DEBORAH, Iowa.
&ommmntitmsber forbs6es. WiI

luvut U(Ilz
ipaufees Toliti bar peo ltaens @e.
g%pnoelie taget Sfriot til at binore.
at Ilere Wsber al Oct amerifanife
8omllniitpartis Observation-Disclosures
afboloes. Srganiiationen falber fla
"goHbepismens poIitiife Steoborn",
o9 poa De reoe E~lafater, boorrncb
Weoer berammes, iiees Der bIanot
onoet, at "ben Tio IN, Ell inoe, ba
Mrbeibsflasie len maa opiorores til at
tage @eroens SfiGbne i fine ea,,e
S9noer."
Or. Gbriitemiens seitament. Sra
Ga Grosie meloes, at OF. 6. Gbri.
ltenle len, iom for nogle 9age iioen oe-
De oeriteos, ifslge bet til Sfifteret-
ten i~nolepereoe 9eitamente efterIa.
Der Jig en- Sormlte at omfrina $780,.
600. On SrebiebeI al oenne for.
bolospis meeet itore 1sormue tiIfaI.
Der ifelge Seitamentet Mfoebes Su-
ltril, troos at ban life bar lepet meb
benoe be iioite Is a 90 aar. Sum
n1elbes at 30 / 8rimitab, Norac.
Slanot andre @cltemmeller / Seita.
mentet incomes, at $4,000 er ifirr.
fet til ct SiGIpefono for norife Stir
urger.
ltbelois S%alifner. Gn ufienot
Wano, Der faloer fig Soc 9rofpn, err
! Wilmaltfee blepen arreiteret for
String" al GengeieoIer. @anoen
bar poa en- Spprpoan, oe ioet Som.
onfteren nprmeoe Jig loo fpritnapn-
te paa Ell meget flot Maaoe en- Sent
oollarieooel glide Jig melem 6ingre-
ne. lllpffen pilbe, at ct al oe paa.
fllltreoe 6emtal lssneoe og folot 1,eo
paa @ulpet. og aonoufteren, Tom
blep Nione til benne baitise Neogara
/ Seolens @nroi, tiIfalotc itrar en-
Eolitibetient. Manoen hapoe fIere
Seoler, Ser par omgiort ira Ell Sol.
lar til fem Collar.
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Wruitcnraucrc unnfjsrca.

%ofc Nrnltnl mcloea. at Nnhrcm go.
oiitccn oQ Aijla @rcNrrieu bler
0rUbt, Grch SIot 0oOcIi1 lonrct %
eric &obnion aluorlla fn%ltct, loct
0Crca &nqn paoilertca a, ct To3lo.
Qcrtog poo GmohuN onrn NiUn.
6cnc por ole WreitcNropcrc mocr.
pci@ til Ct olloct Gountn, oQ oct bar
mar S0tr Grnitul, at lllptfcn huuotc.
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Ppao "Slu'en" foiteoe.

Sartioro, Conn, oen t5oe Sent.
Observation-Disclosures I, i.
Sarbea iortalte / CT Soreoras, barl
ibae bolot paa StatsasIurancefom-
misiGrcrnes Iarsfonpcntion, at Scr
ior Sebsialo /, iom ifplbtes Snfluen.
5aepibemien. / 1ibsrmmmet ira lite
Sftpber 1919 til lite Marts 1919,
al 81 al Al al 9anoets itore 2ios.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bar ubbe.alt
$t20, 4i3 ,469 | DISTURBANCE.
Spgbomsprocenten ~iorboblcbe iis
i oeune Tcriobe iammenlisnet mco
oen tiliparenoe Teriooe aaret foruo.
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Ct O.Qarsiubilrum.

Baltimore, Warplanb, Dem 15oc
Sept. Seri benne @p, bpor Shomas
@ioelp for aff,1rat 100 slar iiocn
crganiierebe Den isritc 2oge al sen
ltofbGnsige Sob SELDOM Sroen, be-
gpnote ioag oper $4,000 NeoIem.
mer Seiringen al Suuorebeaars.
SubilGet.
Sp~ereneite Stat / llnionen er re.
pre- Ienteret pes monoitprfe Selegas
TONER. Seitprrbifenen bcIotes al
Siifpp %. 4. WcIomen.
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Gnbper Iorretningsmano bar Napn
og Moresie paa tit Sfripepapir % paa
Tine &onpollltter. De- piloe ie lioet
forretninesm9siig no, ON ban life
baooe Oct. Men crbper Yripotmlano
bitroe oglaa ba Oct; life bare forbi
Oct Ter pent ltb, men foroi oct err
prattllf. Sar nlan Napn oa Moresic
paa tine &onoolutter, pil nc uItio
faa grepet tilbage, ON Moresioten ep
b%ortfIpttet eler man bar ifrepet feil
Moresie.
@i tiIbipoer bore slbonnenter 100
Mrf bpiot Sfripepapir (6x9 Com.
mer) % 100 &unpolmtter, al ertro
goo aoalitet for $500 euer iom 8rr-
mic meo Soften" ct slar fln $3.50.
ga oct er De fsrite bnnoreoe, iorn
fo'ter melt, bill ri anbeiale, at man
beitiaer $50 Mrf Sfripepapir "a $50
&onpolntter, oa bisie fun oil foite en-
Collar mere, nemIig $500 eaer io,u
Tr9mie meo "Yoiten" $3.50.
Merf: Naar &c beitiaer Sfripe.
papir og aonpollltter, iaa ifrip 0eres
Napn o9 Moresie tpbeIig, for at runo.
gaa Srpffeil.
gteoenltaaenoe er Hrppe poo en
&onuollttaoresie :
After S days return to
KRISTEN PAULSEN
DRAKE, N. OAK.
THE PUBL. co.
DEBORAH, Iowa.