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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-25
LENROOT FLAYS
PEACE TREATY
Senator Says Only Six OF Ia
Points Carried

WASHINGTON, July 25,--tunlted
Press.l only six OF President VIII
sons ii points have been complied
with In the peace treaty, while -four
have been violated and -four left un.
determined. Senator Lenroot, Wiscon'
sin, asserted In the senate.
Lenroot said however, that Presi.
dent Wilson should not be criticised
for the failure OF his IA points. OK
cept as he tried TO Great the impress.
sion that they had been fully &C
cepted.
That the first point OF open cove
nants Of peace. openly arrived at
had been violated rs too plain for
argument" Lenroot said.
The second point, regarding free
dom of the seas. was wholly aban'
doned at the peace conference" he
said
The third point dealing with the
destruction Of economic barriers,
Lenroot classed as very vague" and
said that while the president never
had explained H. article 70 OF the
treaty may cover the point except
regarding Germany.
The fourth point, touching reduc'
ton of ornaments, had been clear
~ violated" Lenroot said.
"The fifth point. all must concede,
Is fiagrantly violated in the peace
treaty" he said I'm the ease of
Shantung. the treaty expressly CON.
firms the title OF Japan as a receiver
or stolen property"
Tho sixth point, demanding cvacua-
ton of Russian territory, has been
complied with II II points TO enemy
troops only, Lenroot said. Other
wise. he declared, II has been vic.
lated.
The seventh point relates TO Bel.
GUM, and the peace treaty Is Who'll
ly In accord with this point. The
same Is true OF the eighth point,
which refers to French territory and
Alsace- Lorraine.
Application OF the ninth point is
still undetermined. for the treaty
now before us does not attempt TO
fix the frontiers of Italy. This viii
come To us in the treaty with Aus
tria and other treaties"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-25
"KlTTY" FOR FINES
NECESSARY IN LOS

Los ANGELES. Cal, July 25.--
Players Of draw poker hereabouts
will have to establish kitty" to be
used for fines. IL they desire to avoid
parting from their winnings In the
future. Judge Gavin w. Craig up
held a 500 fine assessed against +.
Bullock and a SIS fine assessed
against William Schultz. at Whittier.
The men alleged the fines were ex'
cessive. but the court decided they
were we'll within the provisions OF
the statutes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-25
Tobacco Habit
DANGEROUS

Says Or. Common. formerly of
Johns Hopkins hospital. Thou
sands of men suffering from fatal
diseases would be in perfect health
today Were IL not for the dead
ly drug nicotine. Stop the habit
now before it's too late. It's a sim-
pie process to rid yourself of the
tobacco habit in any form. Just go
to any up-to-date drug store and
get some Nicotol tablets; take them
as directed and 10, the pernicious
habit quickly vanishes. Druggists
refund the money IL they fail Be
sure to read large and interesting
announcement by DIR. Common, soon
of the dangers of nicotine poiA
soning and how to avoid it. In the
meantime try Nicotol tablets; you
will be surprised at the results.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-25
HIST! TERRIBLE DAYS
COMING SURE IN 1927

LONDON. July 25.--Dark hints
that the world IL TO meet dire
fate In 1927 were thrown out at
the f7th conference OF the Pro-
phetical Society In Zion college.
THE masses of the people are I'm
the dark as to the stupendous
events that seem to be on the
very verge OF bursting upon an
utterly unprepared world and a
sleeping church. was another
gloomy outburst.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-25

table Compound was recommended to
me and I took it, and believe I
would never have been we'll if it had
not been for the Vegetable Compound
and Lydia f. Pinkham's Sanative
Wash. am recommending your med
icine to all women ailing as | was,
for 1 think it will carry them safely
through the Change of Life, and re-
lieve the ailments that come at that
period. Mrs. ALExIE c. NANGLEs
Galatia, Ill.
Women who suffer from nervous
ness, heat flashes" backache, head
aches, and "the blues" should try
this famous root and herb remedy,
Lydia f. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, and if complications exist
write the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine
Co., Lynn, Mass. The result of their
40 years experience in such cases is
at your service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-25
SAYS LOBBY DISPLAYS
DO NOT TELL TRUTH

SeattIe's board of theatre censors
has complained TO Mayor Hanson
that some movie bill boards and
theatre lobby displays are mislead.
ing TO the public and asks that the
city council provide an ordinance
giving the board a censors' right
over the advertising.
The mayor transmitted the com.
munication TO the council. Miss
Alice NJ. Lord, In her communiea'
ton, complained that the advertis.
ing In many of the theatre Hobbies
was misleading and that the public
had no protection. She urged action
TO protect the public.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-25
Nurses Welcomed
Home to Seattle

The last Of the nurses who served
with base hospital so in France to re.
turn home arrived Thursday. Many
friends welcomed them as the train
pulled into the station. The nurses
are: Miss Mary Sheady of Blaine,
Miss Mazda Beals of Corvallis. Miss
Agnes Anderson of Tacoma, M i S $
Minnie Calkins of Bremerton a d
Nj Margaret Murphy of Seattle.
M ISIS Sheady graduated from the
Providence hospital. The others are
graduates of the Seattle General hos
pital school. They left for France in
August, 1918.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-25
APPROVE REPAIRING
PIPE LINE AT RIVER

The utilities committee of the city
council approved an appropriation Of
s22, 500 Thursday for the repairs of
the pipe line between the old and
new dams at Cedar rivers
The committee also approved an
ordinance providing for an appropria-
ton OF ss.3ai for trucks and an auto
mobile for the street railway division.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-25
BOOST PRICES WHEN
MINERS PAY JUMPS

BUTTE, Mont. July ga gener.
al increase in the price OF foodstuffs
by local merchants. colncident with
the announcement OF an increase OF
81 in miners wages. have caused in.
vestigations by the state, county and
city officials.
The state efficiency trade commits.
sion. which was summoned by Gov.
stewart. began probe here yester.
day.
As "A measure OF relief, the mayor
established free curb The
council has withdrawn the require.
ment OF licenses for peddlers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-25
POLICE HEAD FINDS
GAMBLERS IN ROOM

CINCINNATI. Ohio. July 25.--
Room 4os Is vacant" said the night
clerk to Night Chief OF Police kir.
gan.
AN right, I'll take it," said the
officer.
kirgan knew something about va
cant rooms. so he mounted the stairs
and went directly 10 room 4oS. Va
cant. Huh. uh. There were a lot
OF men, poker chips, cards and other
things in the room.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-25
ROTTEN PLANK GIVES
WAY: SHIPBUIlDER HURT

George Perry, 80. boilermaker,
1915 Thurman ave, fell 20 feet to
the ground. striking his head upon
a log. when a rotten plank in the
old Latona bridge gave way under
his weight Thursday. He was re.
moved TO the Columbus Sanitarium
Friday morning. Perry suffered a
severe conclusion and scalp lacera-
tons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-25
Cider Seized; Seven
Drink Stands Raided

Seven proprietors of soft drink os-
adjustments fell victims TO the dry
squad Thursday, and a quantity Of
cider was seized In each place. The
cider sellers were: w. r.. Taplcy.
1926 Harrison st., 9. Peterson. 81
Yeslcr way; G. NJ Mayer 227 pine
St: S. Necci. 40 Yesler way; T. Bos.
tick, 1903 First ave; James Elliott,
1887 Denny way. and Harry Her
ring. 1l9 First ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-25

Perkins is a stoker on the Y. S. S
Imperator. Perkins is a millionaire
with an income of nearly a half
million a year and going up. 1t hap
pens this way. Perkins bought a
ranch in Texas and worked 1T till he
Joined the navy. His father struck
oil on the ranch, and Perkins is now
Croesus. But he can't get out of the
navy for another two years and five
months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-25
EXTRA ONE FOR LUCK

LONDON. July 25.-Fined IS foi
cursing in public. Frederick Webb Of
Working handed the clerk two one
pound sterling notes with the re
mark: IAN extra one for luck" Mag
istrate Graves told the clerk to put il
in the poor box.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-25

an argument over a pool game in
King st. pool hall. White asserts the
mans name is Smithers, but he does
not know his address. He had sew
eral stitches taken in his arm. Poles
are investigating.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-25
WOMEN Of
MIDDLE AGE
How Lydia E. Pinl<ham's
Vegetable CompoundRe-
lieves the Ailments Of
Change of Life.
'During Change of Life had hot
lashes, dizzy spells and every month

1 was wild with
misery. l had =
constant, DUH
pain, and would
always feel tired.
/ suffered in this
way for five or
six years and was
treated by a ply
stefan. and took
different RENEE
dies without benz
eft. lydia +.
pinkham'a Vevo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-25
START TEARING
DOWN STOCKADE
Salvage Valuable Materials;
Remove Prisoners

City employees Friday began
salyaging OF materials worth saw
ing nj the city stocIsade prepare
tory 10 the destruction of the
structure under the condemna-
ton orders posted by DIR. II. NJ.
Read. city health commissioner.
The prisoners were taken from the
stockade yesterday Some Of the mer
were placed in the city Jail, while
others were transferred to the city
farm 1T Kent.
The city council Is preparing plans
for the construction Of n new stock
ade along modern and sanitary lines
The ordinance providing for the new
structure probably will be placed be
fore the entire council next Monday
The new building will be at Kent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-25
DEBATER is STABBED

Alvin White, 51sh King ST., was
stabbed In the shoulder by an I'M
identified man Thursday night. after
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-25
DEFOE'S OLD HOME is
DECLARED UNSANlTARy

LONDON. July 25---Tooting Hall.
AIitcham. a house once occupied by
Daniel Defoe. of Robinson crusoe
fame. was declared to be unfit for
human habitation" before the croy.
den magistrate when Caretaker
George wignell and his family were
forbidden TO live in II any longer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-25

A poor man Is always talking about
what he would do IL he were rich, but
"A rich man never talks about what
he would do IL he were poor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-25

$500 and $500 Douglas
Shoes, all % Or
sizes, cut to. $500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-25

startling question, but it comes up-and is
settled-in the motion picture opening here Sat-
urday-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-10
St martin.

gb. Qarbb b%erfanfte BEN Qeonarb she.
len bon goIb @pring Elm 8eipann Bferoe
bns Tim $500 bradte.
Mnton 6teil, tpel6er ebrenbaft aug
bem WiIitdrbienlte %entla1ien pnroe, err
~ftattete Der camille ieines S6pagers Sol,
Sabr einen 8e1ub.
Sic bon .Sranf 8ener gebaltene Ser
feigefung bate cine quite 8ugfraft; Die
@innabmen beliefen ii6 nuf $4280.
@odtp. p. Nbalbert, g. e. g., leilfet
benz bodtp. P. Nngnffin, % 8, bel
Ser 4o=lf Hinoigen Nnoa@t in Sarmine
MnsbiIfe.
Sofepb 2abr unb @attin tpebnten benz
|Sreitag IN go1b 5pring gebaltenen Be=
ardabnis Ser 56neiter beg 5errn 2abr.
Ser Sran ssSpbn Singer i .bet.
Wentb. 8irf berfanfte fem Prtbateiz
ge1ltnm nnb miro fem Seim nn6 ct.
glonb perle9en.
9anieI @inclair bat letne @ltern bon
ieiner baIbigen gnf1nHlng aug Dem Seez
resbienite nnb Ser bamtt b%erbunbenen
@eimfebr tptfen laien.
Mnton ,Sones bat ieinef @lterh Bic
Nadridt 8ugeben fafen, hnb ieine 8nnz
Sen i'm Safe @oipitaI at Suinois gebeilt
iinb nnb er feline g~ntlai1ung in nd6ffer
%i33ufunft ertparte. Das Gterfeit bofft er
i'm glternbnu1 e fetern gu f0nnen.
Brof. 2utgen 1T fir oaS nadite 59nlz
iabr tpieberum gebnrgen 8u einem 8ez
balt BON 5000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-10
nDef Union.

sc: S. Omen nnb @attin begaben fi9
BON bier nad sbief Niber Snus, Minn.,
mo iie seinen 8ein6 bel Der 5Gtpeiter bes
5errn Omen eritntteten u,1b bnnn mad
tbrem Seim in 8rombenb, CANADA, 5ns
riidretiten.
Nd6 mebrere Mondte Inngem gerbleib
tn ct. SSoiepb, mo lie iid als Ndberin
ansbilbete, 1T 2onife 8eterg ins eIter~
.lide 9a1s 5urifgefebrt.
Sbeobor Borre nabnR an elmer in st..
.gIoub 9ebnltenen @erfamn1Inng Der Mnz
beiteqten Der beridiebenen Staatspege
tell.
Mn66em er biefige B%ertpnnbte NIT Ell
mem m%ebrtdgigen 8ei1de erfrent, lit $.
S. BentfieIb auf fem Nrbeitsfeb IN ct.
Bnnl 5urIdgefebrt.
Subn &rd1ner berinnbte cine giienz
babntpageonlaonns gieb na6 siib ct.
Saul.
8. S. 8entfielb berianbte cine 8ng<.
%gonlabung &artoffeln nab Chicago.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-10

arpB, uuf Der er sic Sabre ieiner Sugeno
berlebte, fir Die er $4,000 be5ablte; nebit@
DEM fa11fte er nod 40 SLIDER bon Der GolD
9pring 8raugefeDf6aft, bic etre babe
MeiIe bon 1einer Sarm eleegen 1T, nno
fir bteies MreaI be5ablte er $1,000.
Srau Sobn Bethel bon 2tt6ftelb err
frelte lire bier pobnenben gltern, Sobn
2eutber unb @attin, nit ldugerem Be-
5ude.
SIM 9ifrift IA, in tpelbem Der S6nlz
unterridt Ser 191ebten 8ege balber etn<
eeitent tpurbe, 1T b%erielbe lette ISOLDE
iuicber anfgnommen noroen.
Watbins, Sobn Der Sa1ilie Saeob
glum, peI6er nGbrenb Der lebten Bo@
den bas &ranfen8immer bitten mnBte,
1T alr Sreube Der gltern tpieDer boutdn<
Big bergefteat.
@eprg 0iuer uno Srau bon ct. @lolo
erffatteten bier einen pertDanDtz n11o
freni1bidnftIi6en 8eiu6.
Spbn g. Martin, tpelder tpdbreno Der
lebten Sabre iein Seim Tier bel ietuem
grrtber Sobann batte, iegnete an ~.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-10

=HbrN -AH4& 4.5 49, 80
Sic Mngit elmer Mntter erreidt ibr
oddities M6aB nenn ale ibre Bemi-
bungen, Bag 2eioen ibreg geIiebter
&in6es at Itnbern, feblfbIogen- uno
ibre @ilfsqnenen erid0pft iinb. 8ie
gut 1T es 0arum, Elm 6eilmitteI at
fennen, tpeldes niemaIs Derfeblt out
gu TIM, nno 6as bar1m nit Nedpt Der
Weutter sTSre1n6" genannt tpor6en lit;
mir meinen gorni's Mlpenfr6nter.
Serr S. 81. @uanm bon 2nc Bert,
.Sasf, 6reibt: rMir balten 6orni's
MIpenfrduter fir ein groBortiges
Seilmittel; mir iin6 %iber5eugt, oaB es
nnier fleines BabD gerettet bot, bas
an Stublberitopfl1ng litt. Wir ber-
i11dten gnitor-Sel nno beribie6ene
an6ere 8nbD4O}pbi5inen, obne @rfoIg
5n er5ielen. MIpenfrduter bra6te TO-
fort @iIfe." Sizes olte, 5nperIaiiige
&Rrd11terbetlmitte1 lit feline Mpotbefer-
me6i5in; es miro o1r6 beion6ere
Mgerten geliefert. @eger1 Nnsfunfft
tpen6e man ffii6 an ST.. 8eter 5abrnep
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-10

DRaiol beitens horbereitet auf ben erfpnrs
|teten 4insang. Nad Nusiage Der Ner3te
litt Der 8erftorbene an Der ipge11nt1teu
S9laffra1fbeit gor 81 Sabren III 8abs
ern geborer, fam er fur3 Dor Nlsbrlld
soes 8elttrieges nah Nmerifn nit Ser
abii6t, feline SamiIie baIo nndfommen
8n laiien. Ser &rieg iebodd bereitelte feiz
ne 8ldlne. NadJbem er I'M spdattberbite
bon einem SSnfluen5aanfau III Ieiner8ob Of
hung gu ct. glpub ftb einigermnben err
bolt batte, erfrnnfte er ipieberlm Bel Ell
mem geiube Der befreunbeten Sn1niIie
sc 8ul1inger bor fat fehs 8oden; ipels
cbe aranfbeit ieinen Sob berbeifIbrte. Sic
2eide pnrbe I'M 9ienstagmorgen nab
cinem @equiem, bas Der ho6tp. p. So.
iepb, 9. g. g, f%eierte, auf Dem 8riebz
6ofe am See beigeiebt. Roge er ruben in
Sriebenl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-10

Srau 8i1b. Eer6otp nnb 51bn iini
bon einem 5tpei Bo6en langen 8efu6e
bel 8erfpat1bten in 8aterloo, Soma tpie.
Der babeim ~ein9etroffen.
81 ibrem nm5nge mad ct. glolb tref=
fen S. g. 2nbtpig nnb Srnn ieBt Die no
tigen 8orbereitungen.
gu feinem Al. @ebnrtstage iab ii9 S,
S. 2odbart bon Nabbaren nnb Sreunz
ben l1mringt, bie bas @ebrtrtstagsffinb mil
zen better @iinf9en bebn9ten, unb Sic
Hper 10 beebrte nit einigen redt angenebz
men @eieli6aftsftunoen bergalt.
Son ietnem mebrmonatliben Mnfentz
6alte in BOG Nngeles, Gal, lit 8r. g. q.
gilbert am borlebten 5onntag 5nridgez
|febrt.
5drrb Green 1nb SSrau bon gberrb
Gibge, Ront., nberrai9ten bieiige ate
Sreunbe anf ibrer 5eimreiie bon !Sadz
ion, W9t1., NIT einem 9pnntngsbe1n6e.
Srnu S. 8. Qtlas bon ct. Saul, mar
bier BEL ibrer 56pefter, Ser Sran 81. 8.
8orgerbing mebrere Gage gu ,@afte.
Srans Matb. gerfineb lit bon einem
mebrere 8o6e1 nnbauernhen 8efn6e Bel
ibrer So6ter, Der IN 5traBbnrg, 81. g.,
lnobnenben Srnu @iiftor BIumer, in if
rem SamiItenfreis 5~lridgefebrt.
.Srnn g. msbrotp lit bon ibrer nn9
Chicago u1b 9rtidaften III 8isconiin,
Midigan u1bs Ohio gemadten 8eiubsz
tour nadbnule 3u~ridgefebrt.
@erbarD Nibter bat ii6 bon ieinem
l1ntpoblietn bns i'm mebrere Sage Glf
Bic 8immerlnft ontpies, pieoer erbolt.
Sn Der SnmiIie @einri6 RetermeDer
bat fi9 Elm ybraIes" Medbel eingeiteM,
ipo5u utter @lidtpnni6.
Sofepb 5innenfamp mar III Ro6eiter,
mo er 1t6 I'M Mabo 3oipital elmer 0pee
ration unter5og. 5ier bofft nan auge<
mein, ben Batienten bnlb als g%efrnben
Maru begriiben 8n fDinnen.
Srnn &ob Donng 1T bon etnem adt
Sage lnngen Beln6e; Der Bertpdnoten II.
sSrennben in Minnenpolis nnb ct. glo1lb
gait, pieoer int &reiie Der SSbyrigen ,ein<
getroffen.
&a5Iierer sSsobn 8ene peilte mebrere
Gage in Gebdiften ii Nntelope, Ronta@
11a.
Sic b~iesidbrige Baulaiion berfprt6t
cine redH rege 5n tperber. tSeinri6 8inz
ter tpiro auf Der 8efieite Der 5taot .eis
ue ne1e Rpbn11ng bn1ten, nrb gleidfalsp
tpirb $. 5fnnbebed feiner Samilies eiaee
nene Me1iben5 errt6ten laien. SSobn ges
rer1s bat bereits bns Snnbnmert fir ein
neues 8obnbnus Iegen lafen; nebifoem
linb biele MISUNDERSTANDING IN Der
5tabt I'M Nlnne, nao in Der nn1gegeno
tpobrenoe Sarmer tperben tire 8ebofte
pnrd neue 9taIInngerl mi. ionifige 0ell=
Deri60nerH Iaien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-10
U1elroie.

So6n'fter Mfgr. 8. 8idter mar lebte
Bo1e in Hripatgel6dften mad Der aaz
pito1itaot nnb nuf feiner 5eimretie err
ltattete ct Dem bo6tp. 8errn @unoermann
in Clear Safe einen frennbi6aftltden Be-
flb.
Spdm. 5err Soi. 8e1enborf BON S0faz
fig eri tattetes eines Sages bergargener
8ode bier einen beripanbtz uno freurpz
id1aftli6en 8einh.
Srau Sobam Sobnien nnter5og It'd I'M
biefigen 9oipital elmer glndli6 berlal1z
fenen 8Iinbbarmoperotton lie niro balo
Ben ibrige1t tpieher geinnb pieoersegeben
iDerben fonren.
0sfnr @nuer nnb Srall tparen Sre1tag
G5dite ibresr in ben 3pintngsfdoten nobz
nenoen gerpnnbten unb Srelnoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-10
+ ei,res Sprb NlltorrobtlS gebradt.

eines aSprb Mltonrobfls gebrnbt.
anton gos Iddbbtt feine Wobnllng mad
i1nen fpie mad nlBen bnr1 Elm neueg
BarbenfIeib beri1iDnern.
SSreo Srib bat H mad Chicago bege.
Ben, tpo e. fid elmer Operation am &opfe
unter3ieben mirb, bon Der feline Sren1be
nit Inn bns Bette erboffen.
SSobn 8nfbeI 1nb sSyral1 bon NIbanb tpn<
rem 5onntag bier al 8eiud.
5nbert gre1ners bat feline @ebdube nlif
ieiner 1Sarm nit einer1 SSribjnbrsfleioe
.perid6nern laiIen.
Srau 8enning bat ibr 1ei1n nm
cine Srgel bereidern lniien, tpelde fie
.pDn SSobn gremers fauft.
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Johns nntperftp

SIZE bpbn. 9erren Ween1ignor Bnfer.
bon @aI1eb gfitb, @eneraIbifaraber 9i6@
5efe Sarge, p. gbmunb, bon:
SSingnl, 81. s., 2. Musgm. g G:.sB. bon.
golIapaD tpeilten iingif in @efbdften in
Der Nbtei. @odtp. p. Baltlin, 9. g. s,
bon Dgemn Ieitef 5n Nnfang biefer ISOLDE
Bic idbrliden gger8itten fir Die ebrtp.
2aienbriber Der Mtei.
Ser ct. 8onifntins 2iternreWiiiionsz
gerein bteIt tpieber1m 5tpei bD6ff erfDlgs
reibe 5ibnngen ab' Srefflibe 8prtrdagee
fDnroen aehaIten bon ben 5erren 8drt~S
mann, 2obmer 1nb Wpnblo9 iber Nii=
iionen III fernen 2dnbern, bon Otto &oQ
iijber Gef6i6te, Glitter llb 8eligton Der
Snbinner IN Rinneiota, bon
5erbert Midter nber Bic 56fpierigfetten
Der dineiifden 6prade, bonn 9errn sim@
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ben RiKionen. Serr 8infer Iieferte cine
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einen fenrigen Nnfruf sMnf ans Nhz
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mad Ben Dferferien tpirb Der bobtD. 8rdz
iibent r. Sofepb, 9. g. g., ben Witgliez
bern bes 8ereins einen Qi1tbtI6erbortrag
iiber Sic Mifionen Nfiens bnlten.
Sic 8ferferien an Der 2ebrdnftnIfsbe
ginren am MiHtpoh, ben 16. NpriI, ii.
bnl1ern cine 8o6e
Mm 5pnnfng berfdieo In Der 8ob<'
hung bes Miid]aeI 9u1ir1ger Sran5 fnber
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gns 9luqe faQenbe Orforbs

0rforbs - Sic meit %populdren fir Sriibiabrsgebran9
= iinb bier in al ben bebor5ugten Sarben nno @ei9md<
iere $3.50 Orforbs' lerfen Elm bunfelbrauner falblez
ber,er 5dub NIT Cuban Nbiab, ,no er lit pa, ipenn es
gu Nusieben fomnt. Gin aaoerer IN i9tpar5eu giei 8o
5tebenb ausiebenbe Summer. geadtet Sic. 9ies f!ro
stpei, Ga,n,utern, na6 benen ale greifen. Daber fal1fein
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fon,plett 1T. Infer 8reis fir 6ieie 5pet gepbene TT $3.50.
a6nren Sic es iiebertreffen? Nnoere ii6 bon
$3.50 bis $3.50
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Soiep6 geder III an Der Ssnfluenao
ernifliibd erfranft bod III bic bette Soft
nlirg borbanber, bnb feline Contribution
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g BenoIfen, @obn Mlfreb nub
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8. Ssrieler Nbpn 0na1nin e~rfrel1te bier
|ieinen @ater Sen. SrieIer nit ei1em
me6rtdgigen 8eiuhe.
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|idenft. M6ge bas &inb CUR SSre1he Der
~hegliidften @ltern ipabien lulb gebeibenl
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fauften Sic M1oon Garage. 8eibe Iinb
interchangeable innge Bnr1den, llnb
tperben bas 8efe in ibren &rdften an
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ibrem 3pei 8oben langen 8efu6e BET
iii 6aBban, Soma, tpp6nerben Bertpanbe
ten unb SSrennben 5uriidgefebrt.
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mltrbe Der 6obe Rrets bort $4,000 be-
8abIt
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in Morton semabten 8efn6e 5uradgez
febrt.
5tepban Sep bpn ct. Saul nnb sSrn1
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@ala=pumps

gun1ps iino gleidfans popular. geidalen sic %l1niere
fdpar3en &ib Hun1ps 80 Der auerneuelte Still - bat
lebernen 2ol,is Abiab nit Mlun1inilln1 8latte; Ste ino
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5oble. 9ieier 1T elmer Der bequen1ien, gut p%afenoen
gun1ps, Die mir i'm 8orrat baber1. ssrgenb elmer Der oben
bei6riebenen Runps gu 11lr $3.50. Nnoere I'M Yreiie
BON
$3.50 bis 800
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5duf Rapios.

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ten am Wontagabenb 5tantsitraBenfomz
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