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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-11
"CHICK" EVANS
LOSES HIS CHANCE
IrsrERNArloNAl NEWS sERvIcEI

u NItNNN .IONNA I've SE.HFF~EE,,, =,
NEWTON. Mass June 11.-Charles
CChick) Evans. Jr- EdgewateE. lost his
chance to retain the title today. when he
turned in a card of So against rs yester
day James NJ. Barnes. st. Louis. with
70 for the third round. was put practi-
calIy out of the running.
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fsrAFF CORRESPONDENT I. N. SERVICE
NEW YORK, June i1.-Eewcor1n
Carlton, president of the western Union,
told Postmaster General BurIsson over
the long distance telephone shortly be-
fore noon today that the strike OF
telegraphers was "fzzle."
I'VE have received reports from all
seven divisions OF our system" seid
Carlton. sand everywhere trafric is
clear"
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rIsrEsNArloNAL NEWS sEsvrcEl

mi EkNAltO NIU7 SEGNl@Nl
CHICAGO, June 1.-THE first
general strike of telegraph opera
tors in the United States since
1907 began at a. m. today. Re-
spending to the call of S. J. Konen-
kamp, international president of
the Commercial Telegraph Union,
Western Union and Postal opera
tors throughout the entire nation
quit their keys.
How extensive the strike is will
not be known until more accurate
reports of the number of men who
walked out begin to come in from
the cities effected by the strike.
At present writing it is impossible
to state definitely how many men
are out.
THOUSANDS WALK OUT.
President konenkamp. of the teiegra-
piers. estimates the number who viii
respond to the strike call at between
10000 and 10000.
Officials of the telegraph companies
declare the number will be much
smaller asserting that sufficient opera
tors will remain at work TO permit op-
Grafton of the telegraph systems with
little interruption.
Although the strike was set for
o'clock this morning the night forces of
the Western Union and Postal COM
panies at Omaha, Neb-, quit their posts
at midnight. Practically every en-
ploye of the night shift. both men and
women. walked out. according to reports
reaching here.
STRIKE INCLUDES CABLES.
Besides the telegraph systems OF the
western Union and the Postal the
strike will include the cables. the union
officials asserting they hope in this
way to bring the trouble directly to the
attention of President Wilson. The
American Telephone and Telegraph
lContinueu on page hye.1
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(HuLLErrN.)

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvlcEl
CHICAGO, June l1.-rracticaiiy the
entire operating force OF the Postal
Telegraph Company went on strike here
this morning In accordance with the
strike call issued by the Conaraercia
photographers Union, according 60 re-
ports shortly after o'clock. At the
western Union offices the percentage Of
men going on strike was smaller than al
the Postal, although enough operators
walked out, 1t was reported. TO handicap
seriously the operating department OF
the company.
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Continued on page five.l
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CONTINUED on page nine.)
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per month.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-02

2a56 - Ladies' Dress. Cut in Z sizes !:
"a, 30. IS. 40. AZ. A and As inches bust
measure. Size IS requires 81 yards of A
inch material. Price, 10 cents.
2G94 - Girls Dress, Cut in 4 sizes {:
@. =. 10 and II years. Size 10 will require
pa yards of 40 inch material. Price, ~
cents.
213O Girls Dress. Cut in 4 sizes I:
4, 4. : and 10 years. Size = requires 3S
yards of 81 inch material. Price. 10 cents.
2964- 2s9 A Pretty Costume. Waist
2o64 cut in sizes "a. 80, So. 40, AZ,
Al and AZ inches bust measure. Skirt 2So1
cut in : sizes -, "a, 20, IS. 30. 81 and
"a inches waist measure. To make TINS
design for a medium size will require 5A
wards of 36 inch maetrial. Its width at the
lower edge is rs yard. W separate
patterns. 10 cents o EACH pattern.
2lS6 Infants Set. consisting of a Cap.
a Sack. a Night Gown and a Dress. Cut
in one size For the dress of founcing II
will require Ia yard of 36 inch material
with III yard of plain material for yoke
and sleeves. OF nainsook or lawn 80 inches
wide it will require "a yards. The gown
will require ~ yards of - or p inch
material. The cap n yard of Is inch
material. The sack requires = yard of ~
inch material. Price, 10 cents.
oa62 49, Practical Work Dress. Cut in I
sizes "a. SO, 50, 40. A., "A and 40 inches
hust measure. size IS requires 5& yards
of sc inch material. Width of dress at
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-02
So ooocs TD.

Cen bcficnotc cngclife Spou9elieS-
rciienoe auptcin Charles RoQcltail
fom cngaug paa Tine Nciicr til "oe
osoe@ @p", I'll itor, ubeboct %p /
set inorc al Snoien, ser cngnng bar
Snpcoip6ct for al inoilf &ultur.
Npen bcocr %%iiinragcr. % ben cr
III, iorlaot al Ntcnnrifere. &rm graa
Nbcr % Snbicns Sigrc Infer mel.
lem Mtarnorriiitcrnc al SuoienS for
bcnpTrcnbc &opcbltao.
Gnaano por bcl iorloote @p mem
liz N~oocoitaoen for ct Suoicn, iom
onliotter opcr 10 SrcoicocIc al set
mpprcnNc crgclifc N~cliooclicr. s
bette iuoiltc aciierrigc bar Highom-
meme rmnaocliac, % Tiiianger bar
life Blot CIT hcnig On, men pgiaa
Wiiotpmftct Tor belle Snbiens San.
Ncl. ! bcu@ Valaoicr bococ sc NJ.
pcrltc a. NinboitauS Tibcnitaba.
mpnh, % sc cilroppiifc Neiicnoc, Scr
Tor Iorhmoreocr iilbagc bcieNtc oell
itorc Np, bcrctter ont ocnS cpcntpr.
liae 90 mlnaNcIigc Higoomme. III
Snoicn5 mpitilfe Hilocm, Sricntens
pragtiilloc o. epcntprlige Sfatter !
Cub ~ cole Stcnc, ell Tragt OF
&crlighco. iom man inict @ebrcb 0ipr
liz on, bar ophobet i~nbeuipr Npcns
Wilrc. NlNicua Tiocnifabsmrub,
&inocltana TlNaunlc oN umnaocliae
aunoltab, hauoe &oucoiToe her,
SorlUnait or Siaic Siocr iorbi.
Sen tore %p ligacr M zoe oa Tor
laot | Sroperne~ Tilonia. |eb Wl,
hanteoaucrncS S~nNtrTnacn bIcp 9pcIl
ehelagt, Wllhomcbancrnc lIaateoe III
apTa | &c hcIIiac Scmplcr, oa ocrneS
por %penS Sfirbnc aiaiort. Snacr
NinAu titrbc 10 i Den panheaiac @p,
| % / Ssbci al ioa Mar Iasbes oe,,
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BUD paa Tapiritrimler, ion, gien1lem
oertil oniatte @uo Ienbes iii Ailftio.
narli,S. - Gette fer unber orb
Sausbeo % uben al uflGoelig Sait.
enbper operIGgser nsie meb iig ielpI
bpao Taren fan ppre pGro, % bpor
meget ban bpr bpbe. Soar aue Seo.
Ter or inofommet, leber M%uftionarius
Dem iglennem % fGiter ben Sap, ion
lpoer paa oct bsieite 9llo, til 8icn.
itanben, bboreiter begge 0eIe uoen
ct Orb leoeres til Sfriperen, iom
inoregiitrerer Salget % tiIitiaer
aleberen Barren.
timber bette bar sluftionarius br.
bet nrite @ienitano i @eiret, og oen
oroleie @poen b%egpnoer ira mt al.
S Wooirtnine til Den l1ro % Op.
bioielie, Tom berifer / pore Il,ftions.
%lotalcr, berifer Der / Sapan en- nor.
item anoGstig Stemning. Naa
Srllno al ben uforitprreoe SO fan Ell.
bier langt bebre foncentrcre fig ON
Spgauen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-02

lower edge Is about "a yards. Price, 10
cents.
27S5-An Easy to Make" Apron. Cut
in 4 sizes Small. 32-34 Medium. 1898:
Large. 4o-42: and Extra Large, 44-46 inches
bust measure. Size Medium requires 3&
yards of SO inch material. Price. 10 cents.
2935-2939- "a Conservative Costume.
Blouse and Boomers 2935 cut in : sizes
"a. 80, So, 40. ~, A and as inches bust
measure. Size IS will require Az yards of
a. inch material with q yard for the
~leggings. Over Dress 2939 cut in Z sizes
"a, 80. SO, 40. ~, ~ and 46 inches bust
measure. Size IS requires 3N yards of 40
inch material. TWO separate patterns,
10 cents FOR EACH pattern.
25I1 - Ladies' Dress. Cut in q sizes
"a, SO, IS, 40, AZ and A inches bust
measure. Size 3S requires 5ha yards of
3 6inch material. The skirt measures about
2ls yards at the foot. Price, 10 cents.
2944 - Girls Suit. Cut In 3 sizes II.
IA and 16 years. Size IA will require 6la
yards of % inch material. Price. 10 cents.
295S - Maternity or Invalid Skirt. Cut
in 4 sizes Small. 22-o4 Medium. 26-2S:
Large. 1892 and Extra Large, 34-36 inches
waist measure. Size Medium will require
81 yards OF 40 inch material. Price, 10
cents.
2952- Girls Dress. Cut in 4 sizes
s, 10. II and Il years. Size IL requires
az yards OF 36 inch material for the dress
and rs yard for the guimpe. Price, 10
cents.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-02
@etti9 &lpen % 8renocm
0tOeu CT CIT Qruiom Sorttr.

Senne sobe Iebieir bar itaaet Srss
ben AZ so Iar imn ben melt itorarteSe
Sloorenler tienbt. Set earanteres BEL.
frtt for W%eineraler Of roget Slaes.
TnoreS @riariu9 bar etabIeret BEN
nfeilbdre @obbeb / S. S. S.. % Der er
ttfe S%psrssmaal ON at bet er tInst foe
Dig at gipe bet en- grunbi9 Yrspe. aue
paaIioeltae Ipotbetere i9Iscr bet. Spis
ol or | Sbtl pm Dit SiIirIbe. itrip til
yReoieal ISriinr. Sipift Specifc Co..
Sept. "a. ItIanta, Ga.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-02

soc. Cubs Treoe bar oper Den, %
intet Wcnneite funbe rcboc ben.
Zen engeIife &eiienbe iortpner, al
ocnne @p bar buffet Den bsieite moi
tie aitltiir, Den itsrite Iieoom. go.
laolerne al Warmor itaar enonu, oq
DC prngtIuloe 9emplcr Itaar oper.
groebe al Tilbnis. Men bper en-
Vpgnin9 bGrer Spor al Sortioens
Storbco % al De umaaoelige Sfattcr,
Der engang nlaa babe pGret 2epenoe.
glsrellcn al Gpcntpret ON Si,ien oa
en- NatS &crligbeoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-02
1cm it,,tttt,c yluftiouarius,

@i fan panifcIig t9nfe os en- gif-
tlnn nocn Stsi % bsllpbte Stem.
nler, 90 BOG gipes Ser ct &anb, bpor
Der UNDER en- Iuftion operbopebet life
tales ct Sro. Slige orc. % ltsiIsIe
Iiiftioner finoer Steb / Sapan.
Gr bsitioeIig Stilbeo bcrifrr / so.
falet. I%uttionarius brper uoen at
lige ct Orb Den @ienitanb, Iom ifaI
bortauttioneres, / Geiret til 1ubli.
fi,nls @eifuelle. &isberne ifriper fine
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-02
Sitfer % raif 9inSrina | S. S. S.

Sborfcr IiSe al oenne ltaoise Sortir.
naar Oct CT iaa lei % foiter iaa IiSet at
sisre lNm Suiinber andre Bar siort %
fao Iinbring aieunem S. S. s.? Set CT
III bel betienot. at Gc5ema % andre
SuoImoomne fou,ner al urent Blob.
Deb at sioe Slooet en- srunbie Rensz
ming erboIoer Oh itte alene Iitter pg
hirti9 SinbrinS, men on s%ienopbagser
ogiaa Dit Spitem os ~fprnpcr bin Bigger
% &~ttstraft.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-02

til at gaa uben Siplp. Serit for.
icqer bun at gaa pao Den SOB, Der
er uitaot, mcbens Ia9e unoeritstter
benoeS mooiattc Sibe, men Oct er ior
beipGrligt. 90 ilben Hroteit laOer
bun oerior alage bore fig hiem. San
er l~pffcIig % Ter tofncmmelis neo
paa bcloe. Sun miller til BAN og
ioorer paa bans ifiulte Sanfer:
Seq brpoer mig life Ell Gsit on,
bpao 6oIt tiger. OH er &irreiteil
min - % inbcn ire Wfaaneocr 'fal
hi pGre giite."
gage bur melt 2pIt til at ifrige al
bare 8lpbe, men betoin9er ocnlle lin
2pit. San bare fortiGttcr meo at
in1ile % ie uenoclig lpffelig no. 90
oct bar ban 10 ogioa al 8runto til,
FOR / fine Irn1e bar ban 10 mi i'm
belle Werben.
Stfe langt ira Sngebor9s Stem
mcoer be TO Y. H. Son fomlner hi,
tc1toc paa Ell detrimental Wclooi, Zig
iom ban pleier.
"Spab cr Scr / @cicn. fipre
Tcnner? Spao er Ser / @eien?" no.
ritter ban.
Sngebor9, Ser pliloielig er blepclt
betogen al en- llimooitnnclig emit iii
at iortnle belle Serben Snnobe6cn
- og fremiornlt befienbt9jere ben.
be5 OF Ioges foreitaacnoe @rpuiip,
gipcr til Sonr: Seq inlot og for
oreo Eooen min. men Iage % icg
ifal 9iftc pS / CONNER % bcn rsbe
@nier fan bragg til @lofsbierg, ON
ban bill"
". q, tagcr fig en- aoo Tris, oabner
Wllnoen pno bio Tpg, Ter Ell biertc.
liz Batter, inner TO Haoer %grsn9ule
SPnoer % gicnta9cr / oct bloc og
breoe fine TiSoomsoro: "Gar set
life oct ieg ia?"
Wen 0a Snaeborg minbes. at Oct
init nctpp life bar hpao H. u. banbe
roaoct hcl1bc til, ~uobrpoer bun: On
mcnte nof, q. st., of ieg for Tars
SfpIo buroe lpttc til Sen rige Sricr.
W|cn icg CAB Dig iii Spar, at set
uil0c ieg life, ont ieg ioa fit belle
Sfogen o. 8renen mco. ga, BET ipa,
reOc ie9. 90 III, iful on ie, at her
bIioer @rpnilp fsr Soften fommcr,"
fortiptter Yigen.
Wen q. II. pcbbliper meo fit:
"@ar oct life set ieg ia? Oh bar
alto bopt oine egne Seie % sin eyer,
Tilie, fiGre Sngeborg, en- &ilie hi
ale fuar bic oS for"
Ga lpnes 9(nge ban ogiaa nlna iige
lloget % ioa erflGrer ban: "0et er
lt%nabonmen iom er Srcn1tioen."
ga ieg bar ing, lPrte hi, at set
cr Sc garlle, man lfnl GRE" inb.
ifpoer II. g., men Sioerne foranorer
Jig og alt meo BENT"
San gratulerer set utlge Tar meb
ocres 9eilutning ON inorligt Sitter.
moal cg fortfptter fin Garoring iaa
GLAD og tilireos Tom Ell Seoe, Ser
bar tieut mango Eenge. Nen len.
ocrc ben / @oocn - ser er blot en-
@aoe - mebcr ban Crit, ser enonu
foger ~imobenoig. "@obba9, @obbag,
Crit Glintcn," flyer u. u. og tager
Crit oeo SreIefraoen.
"Selp @oobng," iparer Grif, Ser
bar onnifclig Tor at ifillle i'm Climbs.
%itcnuning. Seq bsrcr, at SnQebore
Serenicn o. 9loge &ellcrip Ifal 9iite
liz / CONNER" pcobliper 81. u.
"&per1 bar inobilot Gem iaaoant
Erppl?" iperger Crit.
"Ge bar Snacbors % s(ase ielu,"
iparcr q. II. oprigtigt.
"%i itol blipe ire ON oct 9Ggte.
fob" mrnnler Crit prcOt % goar
roift i'm Sci.
II. II. icr ltipt og tallfefllot eitcr
ham. "&nr oct life oct leg in?"
Tiger ban mco Ell @oucorpitcn.
llpcrn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-02
5ort4IIinger fra Krig<n.
GU Nlf 6rdulD
Gar DEF like def ieg Sa."
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RoSmlS Ra1mls'cn or ror bodo
/ hnuif oa norif @ctnonIna. @on e
ncn1Iia iullo ION Co1Cn CT lana
ocrtil cr hon en- m0GrltN Gnr Sol
iiacr, ban mtnoit har En- Sfrllc los
men set ifal ma life iNite 'il uco
Tor 35olf iigcr ioa mclci. VI Bro
ic@iiou cr han ljhrmoQcr, @l.0nuct
"a Guicntlmitncr. Ser tan ll0t O
hpert "a i.ftcrIiQ piIoc cane 'lN Tor
trrifcliot iom "YInmIilmnuN vac
en- Nor0poI2crpcoitipu Y}cu melt al
alt or ". u ian fal0r9 han lor
Qor.bco2 StuIo Ill ooQllQt @ruH al
line munlc Wcnucr / set lille Sitter.
lee Stoocn, hpor hon tnl1cr % bor
- CgfinNcr. san bar ABORT ct lltoI
al CpruOclicr IlRc 'ro en- Sfiortc.
fnop iom ift, aanr op. 20 I'll Ct
Nclfcoppornt Nntcutrr lor ban oQ-
iaa iuact. men lllc iotlil err oA bllucl
han. Oct har line Noridlcr, b0ora'
Be pUicntljlitc or BEN at han bpcricu
or TorrcttiuQamuuo ellcr Nculc
puQcr, men ocrjmoo "cn Qlo0 @wcr
Get cr hans @oo / Sjuu at blruG
iupot Sc al bans C~pItuotlitr, DER
bar glpet @cuQc. hnr Qiptt ham lc!u
9Grcn ~ an0rc ECuQCuc @uo Stu
cen cr Scr iuioIcrtio life en- mere
a'holot QIou0 emo ut;0p u. u, men
hort iottiQcrt NIan0 err Ger heller life
% sen itpritc Wrlmo I'll bans Editjl
oom cr nof mco'oot p ioul Sc Ileltc
mcnucitrli9c TtlI cr oct - Tor oct
or Ben ittc belt u~olmjuocIjQc &icrtc
'cjl, at hans Nicrtc tr ior itori. Nou
fun OF life hlUIpc lil iclu, men cr
itnoin plQiQ til al hITlpc andre. On
lite nlco anoct. ioa ool Iol'olo mco
ct QoOt Cr0 cI!cr Hono, ct Sutli cllty
ct Nit 81 oI0ri2 lcocr han li1 Tor
balic cIrr iorble'ic. alt har han
i~oruoicet. Nocr nuocu SUtuiug cllcr
ioo omtrcnt, ban uotolcr, cr ocuc.
Gar set life oct lea in?" Gen
han uotaIcr mc0 StoItbco ol 5clo
bcpioitbco, mco SmiI % @Iuoc
San bar tUutt ino mcNct pna inc
OpfuoeIicr "a poo al biUlpc aUorc,
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-02

for ocu cicr Grit. 6riteoiQiftcn CT
lite nor. men i~taffcIa Ssrcn bar bnoi
ponifcli0t for odioo al flare ncn o.
icncrc Nor. Voo bcn &ia cr ban
fommet / BirIh iii Crit, en- @lrlG
iom mc0 NCltCr % 9%}cntc3rcntcr oQ
Rcntc3rcnicrorcutcr III lt00l9r ben.
Oc0 haluauoct mu0rc6c &roner. Nnr
Wcr0tn prrcJ haoro moo Ssrcu, bar
@orhcrrc life, ior Sercn9 Cater,
,~<nocbora Ser MI cr hcnpcb Is Nor,
cr baooc uotfcr % nclitnbt % 'Iinf.
Sun err Ia0rrCuo tore @IG0c % ltcl.
Ter Nlict ior ham. lPeil hapoc hltn
knit ill at Qao uo i %crocn % ticnc
NcuQc, 'oo huu flnoc biTlpc I'm "a
ser NJ fiji iclu, men hoor mcGct bun
emo bar tputt 90 rTlomncrct oncr
bette. lrcm 90 tiIbnQc, er bun aIllgc
utl fonuuri til, ar hlul life 0o0t ton
iorlnoc i'm Go0cr, mi GA han cr enc
! &crocu % bare bar bcuoc. Nlul
bar life &irrtc til al tuQc bans Col
lTa0lc" ira ham, % Iau blipcr
hun 0o uicmHc. On (inN cr inllo.
lertI0 uotiao lIcult, ipuco >SnQeborA,
% set cr, at 0cu ltnNc Sitter Mage
MclIcrup, inm blm Glitter AZ III aon'tc
0icrtc, CT lipc ioo iottlG iom mm iclo
cr. MpCrfCn 6lunorcllitct, Gltrra'i'tct
cJlcr ou0ct Gjifc bor braQt nlCNet DC
icurrr Nor; liUr bar oct pUrct rent
gait mco G%lpuoreU'tct, iom cr Sfo
gen Giitcruc2 &npcouUrlug. Get cr
moollc arilcu, iou bar b%lornNct iii,
maoitc life, men littcri cr oct, at ocn
0cjiiQc, 'C0c He0ipcttc cr lont trpllCt
rUf Get Cr uaturliQuia &c mango
%iG Ger iorpcitcr Siocn, @riNcna
iom Den inc 6lpnnrc life
fan toolc,~ mcner hcnoco 6obcr.
Nrilcu luur 10 mi StpI0cn ior alt
0oIt ioo &nQcborA innc2, oct cr tit
ret at ipNrQc Jig lor hos VI. H., hpao
han mcucr ON Bette. "Muuh mcncr
sin SAFER" ipcrQcr u, IT,, "a NnQc
bora bar luurQt bou on, hooriOr
GInnorrn holOcr liQ itiult &n9cborG
bcrcltcr iuu. at bcloc2 6n0cr NlOcr
arigcu StulN. Bar oct life set icQ
io?" iiQcr u. g., jott bans 9tniIQt
luN / ~onbiuuNiNc SOLDER. ON
EN- Stuno tiIlUdgcr ban; "Nlt bar
en- Noriol tiTrc &n0cbor9 ioa SLIM
Nrcu bar oIioa i'm" Gin Tnocr
tUutc poo at orogr uco til
%Juijorou 90 oeltoGe / oct ltorc
EuU2Ute Ger" mcncr v II
Gooyr liQcr, Ger er ct tort Som
pnni iom cicr oct belle ocrncoc. iaa
0ct nnttrr not lite. Der er life @rllq
for uirfcliQc Glitrrc hcrncbc, iUarcr
,E0)cborl. ~ ". ". tuQcr liz Ell IN
micr ct gar @onpr Qnor op
1A ucN Stltcn, '%tul'cr lau cnhclil
'orOu Sen ruQc TilG ~ititfcr (onmcI
'mlrcur ln0 / NcthmIuiuHcrne %
ldcr / en- uIcdct ~olporlil % heItioeli1
"&or oct lite oct icg in2"
Gin Toocr mno iinOc poo uoQct mt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-02

eenb 'ceeurah. Vpfen % Bet Trnen" n
Gl9at % yenrer I 8umlelnrpet. Wo-slons
itneerten CT $3.50. Yorto tpereorei
Evening journal., 1919-11-20

0. Six weeks ago I had a cold IN
the head and Il has left me with a Sc
Evening journal., 1919-11-20

let fever: later white patches appear
In the majority OF cases which some
times fuse TO form membrane sug-
gestlve Of dlphlherla.
The stubborn engagements Of the
neck glands are highly characteristic.
The temperature Is more or less
elevated, often rising TO iOi degrees
Fahrenheit or more. and weakness is
pronounced and out Of proportion TO
the local symptoms. In some Instances
transient rash appears which may be
fused with that OF scarlet fever.
The severity OF the symptoms var
les greatly. The common complications
are tOnsillar Assesses and intamma-
tion OF the middle ear. al thrills, cry
sipelas, pneumonia. pertonitls, nephri-
It's and endocardils
Death may occur from pneumonia or
from general blood poisoning. or In 0d
people merely from the general depres-
sion due 10 the severe Illness.
Septic sore throat Is known to be
spread I'm two ways-by direct contact
with an Individual suffering from the
disease, and Indirectly by means OF In
fected milk In the latter case, u Is
believed mat the lnfectlve agent Ga
germ known as 'streptOcc0cus come
sometimes from a disease OF the cows
udder and sometimes from the throat
or the Infected hands OF those suffer
ing from septic sore throat.
A person affected with symptoms
above described should promptly con-
suit O physician.
Evening journal., 1919-11-20

i.'s hard enough renting a house with
a i2-foo. ceiling.
Where would you put couple OF
legs Of that length when you sat down
to the dinner table:
II one were % feet tall, one would
have to begin Thursday evening TO gel
the Saturday nigh. bath finished In
time for Sunday m0rning services.
However, we wouldn't need step
ladders any mere.
He saw scratches on new pair OF
shoes he'd bought her. She confessed
another man" stepped on them dane
Ing Now George w. Newberry, OF
New York, Is suing Iohn T. Hellv for
$4,000 for alienation OF his wife's
affections.
Clean linen is the exception, not .he
rule. A Litchneld, H., laundry was
forced to close down because OF inabii-
ity to secure coal.
Pork Is flying high. Ensign Virgil
Grace carried a little pig in crate
strapped to a wing OF his plane to a
hog show a. Eau Claire, Wis.
Evening journal., 1919-11-20
A To-Day Test Supplied

We now send To-Day Tube to anyone who asks. Thus
we starting countless people toward cleaner, safer
teeth
Pepsodent is based pepsin the dgestant OF albumin
The film is abuminous matter The object is to dissolve
the film, then to day by day combat it.
The way simple, but pepsin must be aetvated.
The usual method acid harmful to the teeth It is
the invention of harmless acvatng method which makes
pepsin possible That with other Pepsodent ingredients
is doing now what done before.
Send the coupon for To-Day Tube. Note how clean
the teeth feel after using Mark the absence Of the Shiny
film See how teeth whiten the fixed film disappears.
Read the book send you. Learn the for these
things Then judge for yourself if you your teeth
kept in that way always. Cut out the coupon now.
Evening journal., 1919-11-20
SI)Ct1 JC
E[[a]:I, l,2as i;

Fashionable gowns are still getting
scantier, according to buyers who have
returned from Paris after an inspection
Of the winter models.
They It appears. have solved the
lesser production difficulty. Their idea
being to use fewer yards Of cloth, and
if the production continues in its down
ward course, there'll be grea. demand
for fig leaves by spring.
(pause)
SANTA BARBARA, Cal.-One-piece
bathing suits are all right, moral cen
sors to the contrary, for King Albert
Of Belgium and his rowan coasort,
queen Elizabeth, donned them for a
plunge here.
lpause)
"'Far from being thinly clad as many
critics Of the modern woman would
have the public believe, ilia girl Of to-
day wraps herself in supnrlluols ci0ih-
ing and will no: come ont Of the
cocoon for fear o. losing The friend
ship Of her men friends" declared Mss
Estelle Bertine, New York specialist in
gymnastics.
DO we understand Miss Bertine to
suggest that Eve had TIE right wun0n's
dress idea3
(pausel
Because his wife Thought American
officers more interesting than the Brit
ish, Ernest Cousins. a we, THY British
merchant, put her across a chair and
spanked her The W1v On3 sometimes
nhasaan q nafHn
0u. In police court, where The spanllng
husband was fined -.
,paI-rl
Miss Laura Diet,ish, Denver, Col. Is
tie only woman dog catcher ia ihe
world.
pause
Now we know how mayors can earn
their salary
Mayor James 3. Young. Gf HCchesier,
y. Y, put on overalls and went out TO
help the street department. crew fix ihe
pavement.
-(pause)
This Will throw a scace into the coal
dealers:
GREENS3URGG, Pa.--A mild winter
s predicted by The catarpilljrs. Dark
rings on ,hc rltarpill r's ryI. SIGNIFY
cold weather; light rings mild WrIihcr.
rhe coats of The worms this year crc
mostly light in color.
fp3uss)
William rBuii" JJi'.stonc, former
baseball umpire. says:
God never calls an 'Oul' II The player
in life tries 20 be- square
tp3usel
Vera Cruz indians have discovered
TIE fOssllized remains Of Ir-h.s,OrIc
man 32 feet t3ll, according 10 a dis
palch from Mexico City.
When ono considers the present
prices Of things. one IS apt % thank
llS s.ars tia: growing 90 - rect ceased
10 be habit witt modern maI
How'd you like o. buy par Of pants
for legs 20 feet long, and shoes three
feet long?
And a hat as big as a bushel basket
And you'd have &c live IN buusc
with ceilings at least "a feet high. when