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New Britain herald., 1919-05-27
Doesn't hurt a bit and costs only

Magic! Just drop a little Freezone on that touchy corn, instantly 1t stops achlng, then you lift the corn off with 'he fingers. Truly, No humbug.
 Try Freezone, Your druggist sells d tiny bottle for few cents, suffi- clent to rid your feet of every hard corn. soft corn, or corn between the "oes' and calluses, without one partt- cle of pain, soreness or irritation, rreezone is the discovery of a noted Cincinnati genius
New Britain herald., 1919-05-27

cline Gerrish and Miss Constance Taylor.
 Boy Scouts of the school will be in the chorus. Tn the evening moving pictures will be shown
New Britain herald., 1919-05-27
APPLICANTS TO FLY
Men Accepted for Air Service i'm This City to Be Transported by Plane to Long Island.

Stuart Allen, local recruiting officer, announced this morning that any man who enlisted in this city in the air serv- ice will be conveyed by atrplane to Hazelhurst field, Long Island, N Y According to Private Allen, arrange ments made by Col. B. P. Nicklin, re- cruttlng officer of the Springfield dis trict, with the commanding officer at Hazelhurst field, applicants accepted for the air service in this city will be transported from Stamford to Mineola by a1rplanes, commencing June 1.
New Britain herald., 1919-05-27
CITY ITEMS

Kennedy's dancing school tonight.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-08
METHODISTS LINE UP
FOR FINANCIAL DRIVE

A meeting of ministers and laymen
from 40 Methodist churches In me
Memphls dlstrlct, representing ~, oOo
members: WI! be heid at the FIRST
h%leInoulSt GhurcI NionuaE neAt, having
peen Caliea py 1T. !. IT, SHARP pre-
ald,Lg etoer' TO nausurate the cam
pdlsn 70 LddSe MeIlpIlls proportion OF
unt &"o'ooV'VOV mission lunu recently
'0RSs Rev. Dr.. Neill and Mrs. Lipscomb,
OF the central centenary OFFICES IN
NaslVlle' are ~hedul TO De IN Mem
pms 70 attend the one-day session.
NlenlphlS M~ethodlsts VIII be called upon
70 IaSe approximately $25O'0O0 by
June 10,
me group meetlng is 10 be composed
ol me pfesldllls e!der,, the centenary
tpIhLl!ttee Tor the district, the pastors,
inc iaN leaders, president of the Wom-
ems Missionary society, representatives
1rom the Sunday schools, president or
MISSIONARY superintendent of the Ep-
worth League. and any other repre-
sentative persons.
Several Of the topics to be used for
discussion at the morning session,
which begins at 10 o'clock, are: His
torical Standpoint of e>~Centenary;"
THE Woman and the Centenary"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-08
MAY MOVE COTTON
EXCHANGE HOME
Election Campaign Committee
Takes Positive Step in Fa-
+ vor of Going to Front st.

Giving voice to what has been talked
about informally for months, moving
the Memphis Cotton exchange head
quarters to some Front street location,
the campaign committee of Ticket No.
2 east a small-sized bOnlbshel into the
ranks of their opponents Wednesday
morning just before the polls opened
fog the annual election.
One of the first things greeting mem
bers of the exchange as they reached
their offices was a circular letter con
tanning platform pledges, the first Of
which was %favoring the move and com
hitting Ticket No. 2 to immediate ac-
ton. The other pledge was to do
everything possible to obtain for Mem
phis the international cotton confer
ence to be held somewhere in the United
States in October,
Because both domestic speculative
markets were closed, in obseTvante~ot
Jackson day, the cotton people had lit
tie else 80 do besides working for the
respective lists OF candidates. The
remain open until ,, Both sides were
busy early and the friendly rivalry was
never more keen, Two of the places
were without contests, S. f. Ragland for
treasurer and X. BernhoId for director
being on both tickets.
Naturally most interest Centered in
the race between |. H. Barnwell and
W. M. Drake for the presidency. Voting
started at 10 o'clock and was not i'll
terrupted until lunch was served at
/. the presence OF an orchestra adding
zest to the contest.
Although the action of Committee No,
2 in giving concrete form to the desire
to move the exchange quarters to Front
street was a bit surprising, there is
little doubt that such would be APP
proved by the majority of the member
ship and steps looking toward it are
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-08
BOTH MAY LAND AT
SOUTHERN PORT

With most of Memphis anxiously
awaiting additional news of the both
division, to which hundreds of Mem
phis men are attached, designated by
Gen. Pershing for an early return from
France. Senator John X. Shields has
assumed the role of official herald and
hopes to announce within a few DAYS
the port of debarkation and camp of
rehabilitation.
Hundreds of inquiries about the 30th
have been directed to Washington, but
according to a wire from Senator
Shields Wednesday, It has not been Of
ficially decided at what port the 30tl1
will disembark. 1T is almost certain
to be Hoboken, Norfolk or Charleston
the wire said, and it is expected this
will be officially determined in the next
two or three days, at which time | hone
to be able to advise the people of Mem
phis with the name Of the port and the
place of rehabilitation"
Several companies OF the old national
guardsmen and a machine gun unit are
attached to the 30th.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-08
ALKALI IN SOAP
BAD FOR THE HAIR

Soar should be used very carefully,
II you want 10 keep your hair looking
its best. Most soaps and prepared
shampoos contain too much alkal This
dries the scalp, makes the hair brittle
and ruins it.
The best thing for steady use is just
ordinary mulsified cocoanut oil (Which
is pure and greaseless), and Is better
than the most expensive soap or any
thing else you can use.
One or two teaspoonfuls will cleanse
the hair and scalp thoroughly. Simply
moisten the hair with water and rub 1t
In. 1t makes an abundance of rich,
creamy lather, which rinses out easily,
removing every particle of dust, dirt,
dandruff and excessive oil. The hair
dries quickly and evenly. and 1t leave
the scalp soft, and the hair fine and
silky. bright, lustrous, fluffy and easy
to manage.
You can get mulsified cocoanut oil
al any pharmacy, it's very cheap. and
a few ounces will supply every member
Of the family for months. adv
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-08
BARBER OUT OF TOWN
HENCE NOT SHAVEN

The word card, bearing the name
Charles c. Miller found on the body
of a man lying dead on the tracks of
the Illinois Central railroad tracks.
near Millington, last Sunday, has, the
sheriff believes, led to the mans par
tial Identification
The sheriff received a letter Wednes-
day from ]. II, Isom. justice of the
peace of Fanndale, Ark, saying he put
a man named Miller on the train at
to visit relatives in Memphis. Justice
Isom says he believes it is the same
man. judging Prom the description given
in the newspapers. The letter, how
ever, does not state who Miller is.
Justice Isom said he gave the man
a bar of soap before he left and would
have had him shaved but the barber
was out of the city at the time.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-08
SKIP-STOP AND
GAS UNDER FIRE

Commissioner Quinn said Wednesday
that the mayor and commissioners have
received numerous complaints from citi-
Zens, regarding the skip-stop system
now employed by the Memphis Street
Railway company.
Some of the compliments declare
that the service is not benefited by
the skipping of stops, and is a great
annoyance to the passengers.
Commissioner Miller said there would
be no action taken On this matter until
Commissioner Goodman returned to the
city, as such matters come under the
jurisdiction of his office.
The matter of demanding better gas
and electric current also is being de-
ferred until Mr.. Goodman's return.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-08

strength and made a new woman of
me. l cannot praise your Vegetable
Compound too highly, and you may
publish my testimonial as it may be
the means of helping some other suf-
fering woman."-Mrs. IRENE King,
los West Campbell st., lola, Kansas.
The great number of unsolicited tes.
timonials on file at the Pinkham Lab
oratory, many of which are from time
to time published by permission, are
proof of the value of Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, in the
treatment of female ills.
Every ailing woman in the United
States is cordially invited to write to
the Lydia f. Pinkham Medicine Co.
(confidential), Lynn, Mass, for
special advice. 1t is free, ready to
bring you health and may a W your
life.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-08
PIGEON FANCIERs MEET.

The Tri-State Pigeon and Rabbit
Breeders association took in seven new
members at the ~semimonthly meeting
held Tuesday night at the Chamber Of
Commerce. Seventy-five members and
visitors were present and plans we're
perfected for the show, which win be
given Jan. % on the sixth floor of the
1hafnper Oh commerce. virtually all
TO show their birds and animals, and
1t was decided that blue and red rib
bons would be offered for the first and
second prizes, respectively, of the ex-
hihitS.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-08
FOUR ARE

-Four negroes pleaded guilty to car
rying pistols when arralgned in First
criminal court Wednesday and were
sentenced. They are Major Rhodes,
the work house; Charles Clark, $50 and
60 days; Clarence Richardson. $50 and
80 days. and John Frazier. $50 and 50
dass-
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-08

a year. | had
pains in back
and stomach, in
fact all over me,
and was all run
down. A friend
of mine was
cured of the same
trouble by Lydia
E. k h a ms
Vegetable Com
| pound. l took it
and it gave
me health and
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-08
ku1nmage
Table, 19c

Solled Waists from off III SEC to SOC
tables, Children's MILDLY Blouses, In
ranta' Bathrohos, while they last, Or
Thursday, in Basement .,..,,..,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-08
AFTER SUFFERING
A WHOLE YEAR
Mrs. King Was Made Well BY
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound.

lola, Kansas.-"I. was a constant
sufferer from female trouble for about
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-08
SOC Brassieres, 39c

These very necessary articles are
shown in two attractive trims of lace
and n OF embroidery, so you are not
restricted in your choice; good quality
and fit; sell for Doc, but for 9On
Thursday nly ....t........... WV
Corset Scction-Flfth Floor.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-08
39c Glass
Baskets, 15c

39c Glass Flower Basket, both beauti-
full and convenient, have IEo
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-08
Children's 35c
Hose, 29c

Children's medium weight black hose
and fine ribbed white hose-an excel
lent school hose in q full range OF
sizes; CSC value; 9QN
Thursday only ..,.,u.."......"..
Main Floor.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-08
Mems 81 Union
Suits, Sligo

Heavy Ecru Fleeccd. extra good quail
ity and wen made up warm and COM
Portable, for Thursday Only 81 GO
AT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~''SS
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-08

Percolators that make good coffee with
no trouble, pure aluminium, 6-cup 0QN
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-08
Mackinaws, 1895

Rig, woody, Woatherrroof. tailored in
Mell-fttinE patterns of genuine Beacon
Mackinaw woaves, classy, big block
patterns; Thursday 60 0E
Only OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. VO'JJ
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alDablrn 3ur llational.
Drr|ammlung lit
Qfnt|6lano.

Sis our Stunoe eiugegangene
Gepei6en bebal.pten, oaB Die Sbei-
oemann4So5i o5ialilten 43-45 Yro5ent
bon allen Stimmen erbalten baben.
Wft Den ltnabbdngigen So5ialiiten
unO oen Oemofraten miiroe oie linfc
Seite ungefdbr 65 Site i'm 9fatio-
nulpartament befpmmen.
llnpoaltanoige grgebniIle aeigen
big jebt, baB oie SbeiocmannssSo=
5ialilten 2,6O3, ,422; sic unabbangi-
gen So5ialilten 401 1877; sic oeino=
fratiid)e Golfspartei 1,234,O41; oic
driitlid)e Golfsportei (GentrunD t.,
11O,137; bie oeutide golfsportei
266,157, nro oie aonlerpatipen
467 1867 Stimmen erbieltcn.
llcber gSablrel elnltate ser Sporta=
fllsaruppe miro bis jest iiberbal,pt
nid)t5 gemeloct, 10 bab es Ben sln-
idcin bat, als meun iie uouitinoig
unterlegcn lino. slud, Sic nnabb1n,
gigcn So5ioliIten ldeinen iebr idled,t
abgcihnitten 5u baben, aber al,h
Oas Centrum, Oos iid) iett vGbriit=
lihc Tolfspartei" nennt, lit, trot
bcs ncuen Namens nidyt bclonbers
ltorf aus ser @abl berporgefom-
nncn.
Su Siibbeutiflanb baben sic Dc
mofrotcn, oie BORT ltets ibren
9allptiib botten, quite Griolge 81
pcrseihnen. go erbielteu lie in
@iirttembcrg 5ebn Sise, uabrcn>
ouf Sic Webrbeits= s=So5ialiiten Iieber
Site fon1mcn. Tie llnabbGn9igcr
iiclen gon5 ourh.
! gs miro auBeroem beridtet, oof
Dor sSreitoa feline beltimmtcn Sab
len porliegen lucroen, ood miro be
Itintmt eripartet. hnB Die 3rlammen
letuna ser MISUNDERSTANDING ii
Scr Mebr5ahl nno linfsltebenoel
gIemcnten SIT Stanbe fomncn miro
9ll5 Sit Ser 9tationalperlo lomm
lung miro sic Stobt @cimar, oil
0auptltoDt ocs nornaligen 0robber
5ogtl1ms Sohicn @eimar Gienad
gcnnnnt.
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Dir zuatattAp lit Dr11tarhlattn.

Sc nre5r Nadrien ber Sic poitden 3utdnoe 0dlano b
eintreiu unio lerer et Getano Der naden 3n
f db b Gelidano Mreterflaie in miro. Die Nud=
Sosalen eioaun ino Sic 9erren Ser itotion o
nteorn ieoe Negung fren Geono nit gliar9e
malt eroNen, mno MO enmnrs ~ne bnd
abld toscaeen men auoereu So5aen raSltacr
Nid)ung Iben in Sen 0eangnim
Aersid 3ldnoe Hesierng oie lid, osioltf nent
lno oo oeude Tolf idat alien anItn nod Dem Srbn Deerl
Soltsperraer rubis coer bit nod nit
m cboue bo6 b oeIde ntehr ais uierlabrt1eI
eofermoron nid aent baben ut nt a. llo OOd bat
IS 10 Sen gudn Mabgbnle Ser iooethm Staaten
IN gradt ,eh fr gapcrn Nteberg ino Vaon 1r lpre
lnteporlanlerte arg1onln Wit usahme Don Srtfn
bero 100 Sic aemGBgen Sosial aBerer ab gepabl mroen
or in oeu beoen anoereu ablausa faptaler
Siea pt it bier ber'eben oBt ut ole'es ssab
eroebn Elm fr Sic o;alten ugaeres OILS pon5a abre
60 pro br Sic baueden aben erdtet oaB Sic Fartei o
Tren,irs art Stmnennb Don ib 2'ooOoo nu
300 nn,eu erhclt 1r oe aeraen puron OoOOOo St1en
boeoeben fir Sic Nhrbe Sosale 100000 2 eisnr forte w
sic u1obbdngiaen Soaen bt pier Slse er n loo oae
roueteu Ser IanIung Sic Mebrbeits Sooln 90 Slse mab
no Sic biraerlden Yaeien tamnen 102 Tertreer baber
Gin Gg @irttenberger ergebnl NIT Der Hd9slpaDl Don
1912 ,cat oas enore anpaden ootratden Sen aDe'o
Sic rdrler I'M Sabre 1912 is Froen Der abgebeen STINT
mon erhieu eupnan Bel gabl ~ aaar 1at Elm Nrel
,nr oboeoebuen stneu i'm baoen lfuldanole rno DIE
9otnalon sic jeber os oe beten Abeerlenoe e7ea
gapltruf oeneEn eh Ser Sabl herporgegangen
Go oaes lno gaoe feline br ainige ansdn 1r Die ssoplef
arr MISUNDERSTANDING ldBt it en SluB nid obne ne1s 5
hpn bo bei Terhdlispabn lie Geutano oorgepen ho
oos gio lid oerleben fa 60 neroen m yforo ho al'el
sloub tarfe aide ebrbein Der5eidnen ien Die n apl
toiijte Mebrbei eb perbioern nner To mo oas a n
Mutn1abu1oen mo nad oen mlano oaB oe eper1S"e'oe"
oigendenf elt I'M Sotfe seh par'eh eoea"ene e'se" WV
su bod, aeieat peroen
gei oehem iegt oas gite Se1|pH oer rn'oe" 'eoo0" "
yeutdpn
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Of
Daa 5ukiint>< Dr11tarhlanh.

s ber aopenae aeo miro bat Sic aeaenndrigc Negierng
III 2etIauo fir Sic misunderstanding oe maeinld TO-
oussearbetct
Ge @orlase b oab en Eraiot r Sic Heubif 2etba1o
sebn Sabre sudbt ou oiref ab ser amtbepofe
Na abau oeS Sermns fam sSeonpab attnoen Die Ne-
pbli lou Gbn sic amerfanidn Serrturin for meroer
,por sic Gneiaaten @euolg ntlnoelns 5mei U
Iionn fon,teu ou
gcpan oab Eren6en adt cparae Saan engetl lper'
Shein Geld1 Sobnen Geitd Fpen
oeu ou Dit o gtprelen ionn ppte Saat bioe gra-
oenbus Eonn o Medlenbs oen ottn Grob Berlin uno Tor
Ge piern Yropns Sad Sannoper uno Sfeswa oin oe
elaen Sic riner Sippe Sen leten Die Nbenonoe
Sen ebutc sic prebilbu Eropinsen 9n&ael 9ce9ta'al o
oas grobbersoetum @eien 2auutoot on ad)ten Staat.
Die anu neroc ei ols nter Sbingen nit SGlc
pom grc ebnter ibre nigre Saden no See Der
Eropn lcn Nan n polr SHrttcnberg orei
sebner Sapern Seie Geiltoropt "onn per5ebne
Selerreidb uro iiniSebnter sSen ,no Sortdote.
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,,Rnod)rntro&fn".

Chicago, II. sson. Sic fiiniuno-
smnn5ia Nrobibitions- llno slnti-
So!oon. .Gcrb1noe baben lid aui ein
,fncebentrodrnes" @nuDesgeet gecl=
nigt. bos Dem &ongrcB l,nterbrcitct
ncroen ioa, tuie beirte I'M Nutionalcn
&auptonorticr ser slntisSaloon=2iga
5cfcnlt ueacbcn muroe.
Geril,hsmeiie miro e5 folgenoe ge-
ltiluml,ngcn entholtcn:
slnItcll,ng pon Nunbesfommilla-
rem 5ur grspin9ung bes 0eieses,
NIT Gollmad)t, Hegeln uno slnoro-
m,ngcn fir oie 1abrifation lno Ser
teillme bon @eiu fiir gottesoienlt=
liete ,}Iuefe nno bon sllfohol Iilr
nidt oerbotene 3ipede ST trefIen.
.Seitiebllng angemelener Stra1en
iiir Gerlctlng bes Beietes.
GinIubr, Musfllbr uno Seiib bon
bcrauienoen Uliiliisfeiten 81 Srinf=
5ipedel, loa perbotcn lperoen.
slnecmeiicne Goriorec fiir Glrd-
lrd,llng lnb Noniisfation.
:,S Staatcn itimmten sm.
@olhineton, 16. San. 9iatifisie-
r,,ug bes Yrobibitions= =glmcnocment5
SIR @unocsperiaiilng mahte bcllte
Sic Gcreinigten Staaten bon Slime.
rift gum criten eroSen Staotipeien
oos bem Gctrdnfebanoel ourd, &c
ietaeberildes Sorgebcn elm Gnoe be
reitct.
9eebrosfos Stimme gob sic ,,otigt
brei 0icrtcl lichrbcit, nm bas BON
aonareB i'm Gcsember 1917 inter
breitetc slmenbemcnt III 9raft 81
ietcn. Gs fclatc iibnlihes Goraebel
in Sen 2egislatl,ren BON Mlllour
,,no @romina. iobab 3S Staatel
. ciucm ,trodenen" slmerifa ibre 3ll
, Trimming crtcilt baben. Ginige po1
, sen schn S!aoten, oeren 2eaislah,
rcu nod niht aeiprohcn, oilrfte1
I oIcidions oas slmenocment glltbe1
I ben.
c 9toh sen @cltimm,noen be
c e(mcnbcments miilien 0crit"llunf
Tcrfol,f unb Girfllhr herou'd,croc
Nctr1nfc Gin osofr nod Scr Notiiisi.
: runo onfh1ren, oher Grphibitic
! .luirb in ollen Stcotcn niel friihe
+ ci,,trctcn, oo sic arien smafreocl s
!. ocr'tclllro ,nh Merfolf ron olfohl
'i'Hor nn+rsrfo rnd, sem q
g >,1ri rerhictet. in 0roft hleiht. b
81 9lbriilt,no scr 7r,lppen pcnenS
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2}raneh l. Glepelanr.

Sonnas &C. Sannar 919 l@r namitag, fubet bic
gemfae &urtras %eriammlung Ser Brand Der Memeaqe
2416 g. 9. Strake, iaH.
Gen Subn Sratbim ened Gen t 0rebe (beuti, ipre.
b sbcma vnternaunale Sc5iebunsen 8aen See~
Sic Mtslieoer no end beiimmt uno panftld anmeno ~
icin.
Ser Crsaniator.
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No. 40.
Sel9en ><s Krieee=.

aa 0 sS the a act e S ,s Cleveland on January
Suber Sooper Ser sooen Nabrmesmitel Mominilrao
neralotor oes tstoniteeS fir europa Dat Die 9ebooe
aIbineton oas Mntat Ser llnterngen % oos Mabrunssie
problem III oen perdieoenen 2anoen Guropos eineeid
Sn oiem gerit iaet Socp sic Suaon ongereinen
Sen 2dnoern eeiabrorobnoe it, Ser giebono lit itarf
rcon5ic nose gongels Hrbeaen gcb fonnen Die
Grneabeten in gerng WoBe meroen Ga5 fonen nod
Sic gmimeen Die Ser arieg giniges gebrodt
am lpe5ieaen ag Der 9erd)t:
Sn ino profid obne ero gsobl batn
pie 9aern nod 9rot ano Sl ae lit gmnsen, 8rot
strob miien Jet eiid 3uder ieblt 2rneeno Sie
1T nOig, menn niGt Der goldauSm1s enrben iOu
Sic Siro ler 9epolferung miro Ser Sdpe nit Nab-
rmgsl1tteln peeben
Sn g ldm boB id bie 2anobepfermg elbl burdb5u
'laan mtonoe il Sn Sen saon oo9n lit sic sterbdf beion
ars inter Den anoern br src6 ianee 5et Nld ed
ano s Ser Woneel grot miro id perlern ndd
ten Monoen
Sir @umanien m,bte mci oreba Gage grot,iubr 90
raniert meroen. 6ett d Die
60 Nrosent elm 6cbid)og
s in ri rien lit bie ette Grte iebleciaen Sir
rOr ore @onate miro bier Sil ornseno nos iein.
2ie armenier Ino taadlid am Gerbunaern
Gh G5e do 9 ooafen oen tarf Itonge 6et nnb
h srot lit fir pp bis brr Mona uno suder fir ds g'onae
oorDonben
Sn Sen @atiid9e st lno sic NabrmesmitI
rtten Monoeu fnupp 10 Dog BORT Population na Sod
holm oas Sisfomtee 3enong Nabrungsnten ganot
murbe
Sn ben ierbiid1en staoten mo 0rtidaten i a. taoide
9oraion orei ln5en i'm Norre Salonfi nn rgebrat
ueron Sm soen, oes moed it, porea Snednoer
Die ioibeu6Img NIT Nabrmasniel miro uerid aoria
tld,n Weer b Nubrrngsnttel bereinslbringeu
| Die Sugo SIa pieen Srtn grotraton
br oor bier nsn Mln 9cpoerlmgsflaien mange
Iett, 0leild m,o gfld
Su IS len ino ple aranbetsidle noge etmongd Die
heni Gcon lit bier no nbalb llnsen @ode aai
'c dcr, Ger 6lei Hao nid M Mnn Stali uno
be prbcn, sic lln5en nt
hod)gehoIten merben.
C llnter,da ber oi Nobrunssieiroae in oeien 2anern
ergen ca{ mnonn3 100000 9tobr1ng notg no
nic Goer bis ndden nte bd5uerrdbren $35O00OOO
rcrlrladn mirOe
Rnb lit Sic critic Smrgerpldt, neil Hube bem Staat m ben Wen
in cbr uragd lit &on ben Sdaie lie eeloren meroen
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1919-01-25
Ad'tuno 6enoQen uon Jort Wap 'r.

Grobe geranmluns Don nerstag, sen 80 Sanuar lbr
abenos III Der Wainin aae Gde @abingon uno Calhoun
Ctr. HeDner
gSm. @cnrp Snoanapois mnb g. Mocr Sort @apne.
Ditalieoer es lit Cure Hidu aue Ylase u n omie
6relnoe uno @annte nubrngen oami Die soben Sheen oes
Sosiosmus bolb per1pirfid)t mcr0cn
Ser Crganiiator
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1919-01-25

Wer maroe mol Der aernsen summe $3.50 eiuen
Hrcnno, bas yGdbo", anseben?
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1919-01-25
teuerbe6 6attungs-D -Derfin, Dran4 Il

Nm samstag, 25 Sanma d bic grand II o Jeucrbeat
tunas @crcims brc critic Tamiien MISUNDERSTANDING ab
Yrporamm: Mnprade, foide @ortrage, @craae.
Trcsid,iefen mno Sans.
Naae 2416 ct 8. Sake Gnritt Wor5eignn6
Der Gintrtsfarte frei
0as aomiee.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1919-01-25

Hnbe lit sic critic gHrgrpid neil 9ube bem
den br 5ur1gd) it, Gpn ben Saeu Tie eedoren
miro ebcnaus 9ube ridges Sdai m bitten,
biec Grnartung entdllden
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1919-01-25

Of Cleveland on January
.tOUeT o. lyI7,l
Evening journal., 1919-07-10

RELIABLE MOVING AND HAULING
10 any place. Greatest care used per-
sonal supervision; also outing and asbino
tflps catered 10. G. G. Warrington. 5ie,
Gray avenue Orders taken al COS \ jiact'
l ~ hohe ito- X. fvS-Gt
Evening journal., 1919-07-10
ron SALE.

tVk SALE-TRUCK BODY. ~ GOOD
condition. Call Coz W Front st. jys-3t
Evening journal., 1919-07-10

FOR SALE BABY COACH. PRACrI.
eaiiy new. Call 123s Thatcher st.