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The Washington herald., 1919-08-01
MADAM IFNORF

Gifted clsiTvoysnt and medium. can 10 run
ted on all stfairs Of life NHrr- others fail
she succeeds Her advice IS ro,d Try her No
Eress work or quest ions asked what she w.. and
tells CONES true Satisfaction guaranteed Of
fee n lIth 81. NV two doors north Of P.Ials
Royal store. HuUrs. II a III to 5 p IL jul gOt
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WANTED BY DISCHARGED SOLDIER,
pnFitiOn a. boil boy IN local hotel. SO Der
month and board. BOX rs. Herald Office
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GOoD ALAN To DRIvE rRUcK AND sERvE
EELP WANTED-FEMALE

A BRIGHT Girl TO READ MANUSCRIPT
~ rvro'E7tten copy: eouzenlaI work and a
81 ar..d opportunity. Apply HAYWORTH
, PjiI. 1~HING HOUSE. 81 C st NV. auIlt
WANTED - Stenographer with
knowledge of bookkeeping. Ap-
ply Roamer Sales Co.. 1926 Conn.
ave. NV jun-a
WHITE WOMAN TO WORK AT SCIIAF-
Hr's Lunch stand. q o st. market nv. jul \
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Daniel F. NOonc has hecn dcra.!,d
from the job seciiou g." 'he Job pre-, --
rOun SIS press revIsvr
The Washington herald., 1919-08-01
PALMISTRY.
Palnistry is a recognized science, and
RIZPAH ELDON

is known as one Of its greatest exponent, Hun.
dreds visit this remarkable woman daily. com.
plete readings with accurate descriptions on what
your hand foreteIlS only 81. Reception parIor \.
corner OF 9Th and c NV. EntIance 9Th a.
Hours, 10 a.. m to S p. IN. i.as on
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MADAME STANLEY

Royal Gypsy palmist, reads the hand lik. an
open book: satisfaction guaranteed; rive her a
tall LII 81 ne. ie59G
PALMISTRY.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-01

4 RETT TRNED SOLDIER WANTS 4 POSI-
ton al general utility work With chance Tor ad-
|yancerneut BON 65T. Herald office. ju5-t
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PROPOSALS.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

WE HAVE MANY GOOD urPHRTUNITIES
for capable uru and women with smnr capital
talsn withUIt) 10 conner-t up with going business
rorccrns 10 this GU. Apply mornings. THE
CORPORATION AGENCY COMPANY. I1J
nv nyS"
The Washington herald., 1919-08-01

Miss MAJ sarct SulliN an. Of the vroof.
room. il VISITING iu Cincinnati.
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FOR SALE-MlSCELLANEOUS

SQUARE PIANO. CROTCH ANTIQUE MA
hngHy bed pictures. sherwar, china. glass
ware aud g7ts stoves Owner leaving CITY u e
ST na . IIjl st
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-13
NOT
TO GREET WILSON
.MoAlister Declares Tour Of
President Nonpartisan in
Reply to Whitaker.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept, 10, (Spll
Following the publication Of certain
correspondence between N. y whita-
ker, OF Chattanooga; Eugene williams,
Of Chattanooga, and HUI McAlister,
chairman Of the Democratic state COM
mittee, in which Whitaker charged that
the state chairman WA pTostitutlng his
office as hsSd'of The committee by not
the committee to meet President
Wilsoh In a body at Memphis and give
him an official welcome TO Tennessee
on his league OF nations tour, Chairman
McAlister today made public all the
correspondence in the controversy, de-
claring that his action was based upon
the presidents own statement that the
league fight was nonparfisan and that
a formal greeting by the state Demo-
cratic executive committee would be
anything but nonpartisan,
Mr.. McAlister also declared that only
one member of the twenty on the COM
| mlttee mad asked that such action be
taken, thus indicating that the major
lty Of the committee are not in favor
Of such.
He indicated o. Mr.. Whitaker's de-
mands and thos>~ Mr.. Williams were
based on an effort politically 10 call
Senator Shields to account for his stand
Ton the league of nations, and reminded
MFR. Whitaker that he himself was re-
Gently a candidate for the position OF
United States district attorney for East
Tennessee, and did not receive the sup
port Of either Tennessee senator for the
place. The letter implied that this
fact was CALLING Mr.. whitaker. MIR,
McAlister declared that he was not IN
accord with Senator Shields on the
league of nations.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-13
AGRICULTURAL SCHOOL
OPENS FOR PUPILS

S~ENATOBIA, Miss, Sept. IS. (spl.)--
The Tate County Agricultural high
school opened its fifth annual session
Friday with the largest enrolment in
its history. Pupils were entered from
every section of the county and from
q number~of other counties over the
state. Every room in both dormitortes
was engaged several days before the
opening.
About 500 patrons and friends Of the
Institution were present to attend the
opening exercises. Chaplain Hogg APP
pealed to the pupils and patrons to
maintain the high standard of the
school and w. II. Smith, president Of
the Mississippi Agricultural and Me
chanical college delivered an address OF
the advantages OF good schools. Prof,
A. G. Carney, aided by a strong facul-
Ity, expects to make this the most sue
cessfui year of the schools work to date
Prof. Martin and his assistant, Mr..
| Sides, have been busy through the sum
mer vacation with home project work
with the boys throughout the county
and expects to do extension work among
the farmers of the county to a greater
extent than formerly. This extension
work includes ~terraclng, orchard prun-
ing and spraying, vaccination OF hogs
l pfN ....
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-13
in LUMBER
INDUSTRY IS GOOD

Summarized, the discussion of market
conditions which took place at the sep
TENDER meeting Of the American Hard
wood Manufacturers association at the
Hotel Gayoso Friday afternoon Is mat
conditions for the next few months VIII
remain satisfactory from the standpoint
of the hardwood manufacturers, The
s%easonable dullness may temporarily
slow up business In q small degree, but
with a continued strong demand, AZ
sured by the facK that lumber consum =
ers are crowded with business, build
jnE operations Increasing all over the
country and indications here land there
mat the export business Is TO show i'm =
movement soon, theer is every prob
ability OF good business for the next
few months. Prices are not expected
to go higher but present values should
be maintained. =,
lanes u. stark, of the James r. stark
| Co. Inc, presided over the meeting
| which was well attended.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-13
PLANTATION IS
SOLD FOR 100000

GREENWOOD, Miss. Sept. 10. tSpl.)
"A deal was closed Thursday whereby
J. M. Mcintyre and J.. B. Scott pur-
chased the G. II. kirkland plantation,
known as Robinson deadening, near
Morgan City, for $500, 900.
Tits plantation, which is one OF. the
finest in the delta, consists OF ESQ
acres, 1900 acres of which are. In cul.
'tivation. 1t Is estimated that between
1000 and 1,200 bales Of cotton will
be raised on the plantation this year.
The place contains the latest modern
Improvements,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-13
FORREST CITY TEACHERS
ARE NOW ASSIGNED

FORREST CITY, Ark, Sept. 10. tSpll
Teacher assignments for the Forrest
City schools for the session Of 1019-1920
which opens Monday, are as follows:
Jack Mccullough, superintendent; Miss
IS. v. Shepherd. principal of the high
school; Miss Fannie Kelton, English;
Miss Willyum Shipp, mathematics; Miss
Pauline Sanders, domestic science and
art; Miss Dora Dean Brandt, history
and civics; Mr.. r. +. Bowen, science
and coach; Miss Sudie Brodie, music;
Miss Pearl Davis, principal OF central
school; Mrs. Otis Stevens, seventh
grade; Miss Lucille Sales, sixth grade;
Miss Carrie Magness, sixth grade; Miss
Eva Currie, fifth grade; Miss Helen
Borden, fifth grade; Miss Katherine
walker, fourth grade; Miss Lila Brit.
tain, third grade; Miss Esther Kuyken-
dell, second grade; Miss Virginia Roll
wage, first grade. No children who have
not reached the age Of six years will
be received for enrolment at central
school,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-13
KNOXVILLE PR0BERS
RETURN INDICTMENTS

KNOXVILLE. Tenn, Sept, 10. (spl)-
Indictments were returned here Friday
by the grand jury on charges in con
nqotion with riotlng at the county jai
two weeks ago when the mob was II
quest OF Maurice Mayes, negro. charged
with the murder OF Mrs, Gertie Lindsey,
a white woman. Several were indicted
on charges OF attempting to break into
the iail for the purpose OF committing
murder OF Mayes,
Others were indicted for larceny In
connection with the search through the
shefiff's residence.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-13
THREE SOLONS ARE NOW
AFTER BROUCH JOB

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Sept. 70. tSpl)
Three Little Rock men, Wallace Da'
Wis, formerly attorney-general and son
of the late Senator Jeff Davis; G, G.
Reid, former congressman, and w. o..
Hutton, former sheriff OF Pulaski coun-
learned today.
Mr.. Davis and Mr.. Hutton both de-
clare they are in the race. while Mr.,
Reid expects TO announce later.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-13
AUTOlSTS ARE HURT BY
SWITCH CREW AT MANILA

MANILA, Ark, Sept. -, lSpl(--Hen-
nv Brandon and Or. Parker, dentists,
each from Blytheviile, while, CROSSING
the railroad tracks here today in,a small
one seated car were hit by 2 backlng
switch engine which wholly demolished
the car and Mr.. Brandon sustained very
serious injuries that may result In, his
death. His shoulders, neck and chest
were badly crushed,
X appears that the local freight was
doing The switching and In backing up
very rapidly without giving any snsnai,
street crossing behind which the car
,rae attempting to Cross.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-13
HOME FROM FRANCE,

CoLnWATER, Miss, Sent. 10. aSpl.)
-Braxton Cason, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. r. Cason, Is at home On a 30-day
furlough after spending two years In
the army. Fourteen months Of this
time was spent in France, where C'ason
oompanv' He was one Of the flrst men
drawn for service here. and the last
one to return home. Every man from
this place who served in the world war
has now returned safely home, Cason
has re -enlisted for a period of one year.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-13
CENTRAL BAPTIST.

The following musical program will
be rendered at the Central Baptist
church Sunday
MORNING.
Organ voluntary ..........,....S ~.
Ernest r. Hawke.
Anthem--Rejoice In the Lord. .Kotchmer
Mrs. Catherine Scherer Jones,
Mrs. Longstreet Heiskell, Joseph
r. jackson, G. l.. Montgomery.
Quartet-Zion Awake ...........C Costa
Quartet choir.
Organ postlude ,n.....,.,.,.....,.
EVENING.
Special music will be Furnished at the
evening service by the Central Male
quartet: ~
/ Organ prelude
Ernest r. Hawke.
Male quartet--Lift Up Your Heads
Charles Reitz, Joseph II. Jack
son, c. l. Montgomery, II. Ed
| offertory-come andNworship. .Gabrle
Central Male Quartet.
| Organ postlude ...................,
Ernest r. Hawke. organist.
: G. l.. Montgomery, director.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-13
COTTON rs OPENING.

CoLDWATEH Miss, Sept. 10. (spl.)
Cotton is now opening rapidly
throughout this section. especially on
the hill lands. and picking has become
general. Several bales are now being
ginned at this place every day. IN
the section around Arkabutla a large
proportion Of the crop is open.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-13
WATER VALLEY VOTES
FOR ROADS 200 TO 8

WATER VALLEY, Miss, Sept. 10.
(Spl.)--An election was held here yes
terday for the purpose Of issuing bonds
to the fun limit for Road District No. 8,
which carried by the flattering majority
of 200 to ., and now there Is no doubt
that Road District No. 3 will have the
banner roads Of Yalobusha county in a
reasonable time.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-13
BAPTIST REVIVAL ENDS.

CoLDWATBR, Miss, Sept 10. tspl)
The revival meeting which has been
in progress at the Baptist church for
the past 10 days was brought to a close
Wednesday night, and 27 converts were
baptized at the church. The preaching
vas done by the Rev. Lloyd 7. Wilson,
Of Knoxville.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-13

Or. II. Frank Moore, acting COM
missioner Of fisheries. has asked con
gross, through Secretary Redfield, TO
appropriate $l0e, 900 TO carry on &C
t%ivities OF the fisheries bureau in OBJ
tanning fish for sale to the public and
to popularise fish as food through ex.
that This would help lower the cost Of
living by providing q cheaper table
commodity.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-13
MAUsS GOES FREE.

The grand jury failed TO indict Albert
ALsusa merchandise broker, accused by
police officers OF violating the liquor
law IN Ills office in the Falls building.
Although u quantity OF whisky and beer
was seized. the officers apparently failed
TO prove a. sale to the satisfaction oil
the grand jurors.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-13
1DLEWIL.D.

Music for Sunday at the Idlewild
Presbyterian church under the direc-
ton Of J. Paul Stalls. organist, will be
MORNING.
Organ prelude -, ..........1,....
Anthem-Ye Shall Serve the Lord
hauley
Mrs. David l.. Griffith, Mrs.
Charles Birk, Edward T. Hoff-
manIC. w. Griffith.
Offertory-Out OF Heaven .......Cowen
Mrs. Griffith and choir.
Organ postlude ...s.......t..".,..
EVENING.
Organ prelude ..............,...:
Authenticated, II God So Loved
US AohSia
Idlewild quartet.
Offertory solo ........."..,.s,.
Mrs. Birk.
Organ noStlude ..A .......nn
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-13
Sunday Music
Calvary EPISCOPAL.

Music at Calvary church Sunday un-
der the direction Of the Forganist and
choirmaster, Adolph ~Steuterman,F viii
be as follows.
Organ prelude-Ydyll 49,. Ralph Kinder
Professional hymn 4S9--Pleasant Are
Thy Courts Above $500. Elvey
venite and Gloria to Psalms, Chant
Te Deum Laudamus An A.. Schneider
Mrs. William F. "Murrah, Miss
Irene Martin, Hugh Sandidge,
o. r. Soderstrcm and choir,
TJubilate Dec In c .......",.. zabriske
Miss Bessie Browning, George
Hughes and choir,
Soprano solp-Faith--FTom the Ser
mon on the Mount. ..........
..,.t........ Thomas G. Shepard
Mrs. Pat Shepard.
Sermon hymn 616-O Jesus, ! Have
Pronilsed .:.'..;'i rIsSS'
Kremser-Nobl
John r. Kinnie and choir,
occasional hymn 40S-Jerusalem,
the Golden EWING
| Organ postlude-Grand Choeur. Rogers
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-13
UNION

rovINGTON, Tenn. Sept, 10. tSpl.)v
Tnnion meeting Is in progress at Mum
ford this county, on the school campus
md il being conducted by Rev 4 a.
Hassei. assisted by Rev. l.. H. Estes
r.. Of Memphis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-02-14
Raftnp.
@lbina Ct bgb.

So,nes @lbing, Der / i'm Sib bar
Wfeole1n al 0anio, 1por BON uar
.he6ft fjen6t amber Napn al Den ban=
ife .seSpbe, CT bpb i2ejrcn Deb CANT
McGlcllon nebe / Mlabamo, ifplae
Brep fra 2omrencc 8crtbellen, ser. CT
|Mrtillerilt / 1onme Megiment, men
benter at blipe bicnlpermitteret / ben
ner,nelte Jrenitio, Gliding, Der bar
|bet1beo so Mar ganunel, blep tagct
til Sol6ot / &enoiba, bbor ban ar=
beioeoe iioite Soraar. Sans Dpn
|ifpl6es en- 6orgiftning foraorlaget
be6. at ban bapoe fjpbt Ell 3aoie
Silt, iom ban 1pi}te at fra Dag til
Sag l16en at fjerne S116boloet fra
|Dualen. &an bar ber / Bpen paa
Bermtsiton fort fdr Sal, 6plge
me6 Ell Game, Joni ban ~prGientercbc
1om fit @1l5tr1,, men moi, oil bloc,
at Sc militare Mpn6igbeoer peo.
bans 9pb for,itatereoe, at ian life
bar gift. Son Ton, ira ell p%elfjc1st
Sp1efamtlie /, &igbeubnon o9 on
tnlte ti6t meo Ell big Gtoltbeb, at
bal1s 9@ter bar anlnt be6 set fon-
gelige Ebeuter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-02-14
9Dngemprbet.

8arbermeiter gilbert Ma6ien pna
@aibington Mberlte far label Jig be-
.nRge til at obertage Soften ior11
Ieateroirefter pau Danios 9ce11e,
Ell Blo6s, iom ba,t roen Epibl er.
.bofienL at 6pmme efter sc &oraftterz
roller 1a11 bar begoaet / De to ft6ite
|Snioner. Gen ,1b Gbeoter6ireftgr
logger for / Slut,tingen al oel,ne
Maa11e6 n1e6 Spf9relien of intet
minbre ems MoeIia Slippers oroma-
tiife 8aro6i i FEM SITTER, betitlet
|Sben6, @l1u6 % goloemar, eller
|aongemor6et i Mosfilbe og gluaet
paa @rate 6ebe, en- &ome0ie, Scr
bar giort itor1nenbe Qpffe / Goamarf
log ierlig / &jgbenBabn, bbor oct o{-
tories pan Merrebros 3beater 800
@ange / STAB. at Sr.. MobIen pil
f6ge at f1Dtte Roloniens .ollerbebite
&rGfter til 5eenen, CT en @elbfplae,
log matt tgr iaaleoes pente noget
lgoM.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-02-14
bprbanblingsmpoet,

S Senoags Nftes bar Ser inobuot
til ct Samtalemg6e i ct. Meoers
@irtefa1. Der {f1lbc forbonoles ON
nbba6 oer fan gigres for at !amle
.Daniferue / Minteapolis, Der !tanr
11oen 11ogen MISUNDERSTANDING"
5trafs 6n De inbleben6e Galore bob,
oe fnaet Orbet, me66elte Be, at set
bar Me1tinge,, at }tifte en- Jorening,
bbis Sormaal larlig ff11l6e pare Gel
fubeligbe6. Mn 90 Sn6bpoerne life
bab6e facet Eilla6elie til at benpttc
Sulen for at fifteen lelifabetig 6orz
eni1g, bleb 5agen be11ldgt til ienere.
fom fprte Srbd bar Eb. Nelion,
,qpnabpe % CIR. Melion. @eo
@affeboroet fgrtes Ell 1iplia 5nn1tole
ON BEN 1tpe Screening. Maioritee11
bar Dog at ben Gorme1ring, at set
bar be6re at lutte fig til Ell eller M
ben at De alt be|taoenoe oanlfe 6orz
eningcn iiteoetfor. at efsperimentere
me6 Ell M Jore,,i11g.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-02-14

8sgrupeI}en foregif airgbngs fra
|5t. 9eoers banffe lutberife Strife. 81
itort 9alb Of fmuffe 8Iomiter og oc,
itore 8cuneifare ION bar ttliteoe, BIZ
fe, bbor afbolot bun babbe baret.
8ait- 9arpgamb falte peo ganrerl og
|uoferte Sorbfaitelien pna Silliioe
@irfegaar6.
8iItroos for at Mrs. Sanien blep
|83 Gar bapoe b1lnsparet raft
|og rerig til bet lioite. 2 al berbes
|Sgnner er boiiooenoe Der ! Minneaz
Ell treble, Breo Sonien, bar /
nogle Aar boet / Mffop. Mrg. @ans
fen bar bnrd gnfe. mat,ge Mar, bar:
for nogle Nar fi6e,r EN- Meiie Dnnz
mart for at ie til fine to Ggtre og
5or ct Bar Nnr fiber,
tenfte bun after pau at rejle bien,
bbilfet BOG life blep iii noget.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-02-14
f- =
Gn sfnfitIt,

QigeIo,n mans mango Berl1er Tao
in,aaf bereote fig iii at boloe ct MIR
.beligt anob til 9gre for 9aptai,r
Granoien, Seltert fra 9annebirfe og
Dpbbel, Tom til 6uraar tan fejre De
fire 5neie .og tiIlise boIoe Sl1bilaum
iom % 2lnrs gorger i Raeine, gaar
BEN gatnle ariger ben % iplger fit
misunderstanding til 2onis Wo=
genien, for ieln at f,rrle gaa pda
@pentpr. Set CT nent1ig bans Re-
ming i Glutningen af benl,e Maa=
neb at reiie til &nliforrien for at be-
fgge fin 5sn 9lreI Sralrblen, ser
fbIte gfteraar bleb balqt til sberiff
j Daflnn0, oe iom iaabon 10 ct iitupb
III at beifptte fin ga1nle Nater imoh
boiS iaa0an lflilbe finbes
f%orne6ent. Me,, ferreiten CT Sup
tpjnen erlbn1 &nrl for fin t5at %.
Gge{au ilaatarbig ionr / tine pngrc
Sage. Otter nogle MaancOerS Sp
bol6 paa Stillebubsfpite,1 er bet
&optainc11s Me'ling at reiie til
hpor set er. hans Met at
fine 8en tiltrobS fDr at han
ct amerifunif 8orger iaa ngte ,ionl
faa. 2pffe pna Meile!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-02-14
@fnlbe Ellie ira aarlien.

8oa ct @otel / Marb1ts boebe De
to @enner Mn6erien og Senie1 /
to 8erelfer be6 @ioen af binnnoen,
og 8aagen imellem Dem bar laa
tpno, at bc h,ttoe ligge og tale me6
Ginnn6en.
gn Mfte1,, 6a oe bar fom1net !
Seng, BANTER Mnberien puo 8pggen
ino til Senie1l, % 6enne 1parer::
$50, bbab bill 6l1 mig?"
Mnoerien: Seq lfuloe billie SIG
fra aarlien. :"
Senien: ga, Gaf ifol 6q1 bo'."
Ser gaar INT ii Mtm,ter, iaa bon-
fer Qnoerien tgjen..
Senien: ga, bba6 CT Der I'LL?
M11oerien: uSSeg iftl6c bilie sig
Rarlien."
Senien dr]riteret):: $50 set e,
go6t."
Der aaar MI ii N1innter, laa bon
Ter Mnoerien poonp.
SEMEN: uSa, for SOFTER, boao hi
on mig mi
anoerfer: Seq ifitrbe bilie sig fri
|aorIfen.
Senie1t: ySsSatne1L fjereite Sen, Sc:
bar on io a1lereoe giort eregarge. .
N1oerie,1: uSa, men leo ifuroe Bic
lie big ti.fi1toe gange."
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Diy RheumaisInen
I'd al Deres System


Uanset hvor lenge og stemt De bar ve-
ret plaget med Observation-Disclosures Deses
Lidel,e er Gigt. L1ndevzrk, Stiyhed, v1r-
ken e4ier Hevelse j Leddene, Smme Musk
er, ciicr hviiken som helst andcn Form #
Rheumatisme = De kan 6nde behagelig
Liadring we'd At benytte DR.. Whitehsii's
Rheumatic Remedy.
Deste ypperlies Lzgemiddeigaar direkte
I'll Roden If Deres LideIse og ~fjjerner Aarsa-
gen. Def standser Uroen, Endrer smerten
OF tager Heve'.en OF stivheden I'D at Led
dene, fordi detoplSser Urinsyren % andre
Aflejringer hurtigere, end de an samie zig.
og setter samtidig systemet j Stand til 1t
modstaa nye Angreb.
DR.. Whiteha'i's Rheumatic Remedy
fremmer %Sundhedcn. Diets Rekord for gum
stiEe Resultater strRkkersi sig over mango
Aar, OF det har hiulpet Tuseader If rheu-
mati.k lidende. D.,te Middel faas paa aiIe
Apoteker for kun Soc pr.sPakks, og en-
hyer, der lider af Rheumatjsme ! en- elies
andcn Form, kan hurrg biive denne Plzgs
kvit we'd en- kort B%ehaniiing med s.mme.
Skriv efter fri Prove i Dag.
The Or. whitehall MsErimIne CO.,
South Bend, Ind.
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Sn6brmbstboeri

4 @EEsE
Natteu til isSg11bogs bobbe glmt-
len & Spraen1e11s 1tore Gfpiprirgsz
hanoel poo State Street 11bl1one
@1tnoer, fom ifnife6e fig Mogang til
8utifen pcb at fm1ie en- M11oe iii
8aggaarDen % ltial fra ct Ye,1qeIfub
fonta11te 8cnge, Q!bertn @onbs oo
8ar Clamps til @elpb al ca. $3.50,
Bporaf Ell flor Gel tilbprtc Mr.g Iou!
fen. Bolitiet er al Sen Mening, at
better fjenote Soft, iom Der Dor pao
@pil, oa inge1l al1Hinbe1ig Ebpefnpgt
fltnbe aabne Hengeifabet 1rben at ef,
terln6e fig Gpor.
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On ,,,oberne Maler

itoo be6 fit @tafeli :paa Mnrfen og
male6e @olne6gangen me6 ROE,
.blna % guile Streger. @n ed6re
Mono 1to6 i reipeftf1tlo Mfltono og
iao til.
uMoa,:" iag6e Maleren, bar Sea-
'turen maa1fe oelaa aabnet Ceres
pine for al itn Sfignbe6? Sar So
.fet Be rp6e Ger, lom Teller ben ODER
Sen blao9ule &immel be6 Solne6=
gang, me6ens biolette 2ps ligeiom
|iitrer moo BET parme @rl6pur-
pnr
uNei" ioare6e Mon6en eftertenf=
iom = life fiben leg bleo Nfbolbs.
mnn6." !.
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8aa- 6pipttalet.

&nptom 9pttels Dngite g011, 1tlps-
l1s, ser ct Nlniffi,m1e1ter omborb
taa San1iliens itore Tiifeoomper.
bar ! fire Tiger ligget fnr1ig ipg at
21rngebetr11oclie pua ct. MarpS So
JON CIT 5yp1ge al Sen lpan1fr
SMe. S itb1te Mge bapoe 2agernc
naften opgipet &nabet, men efter EFT
Speratiorl mfte ian gMn til 8e=
bring, OF Der er iii goot @nab ON,
at ban bill fnnulne ot,cr oct.