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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-25

WHILE THY LAsT-c1 and f0-acra
CONS 10 those only who have no land
Coed land. famous OzarEs. Tow price. easy
payments. send Ter application and send
postage o. J. Hamilton. go West Fourth,
Chauute. kan
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-25

4 ROOM bungalow for sale by owner
GrandTieW addition terms Phone
Ecnr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-25

rs ~ Kansas ST. General Repairing
DODGE-spE0 1ALlZE-HUD6ON
Used cars bought and sold on commission
AUTO SALE
D0lEcE. 1917. 500. 1916. fl59; terms
Hoadater1--Buiclr Oakland. Neie and Hup-
Trucks, Elrda ana Republics cheap.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-25
Furniture RspahfsE

~----~-~-----~-~-~------ -----~-------~---------
IPHoLslERISG, OR spscialty- Bodsy
urho. steering Co, 2s1e Alameda PA. $751;
fuENiruEE rspalrinss packing household
Eoods Lopez Pm 1o46- 21g g. Stanton
FuRSITUEE REPAIRED. HEFIffsHED
Oh UPHOLSTERED.
We make old furniture lock new- We have
the only enamaliug machine IN 20 Fasus
come fl and zee Go work Ph. 111E-l17q.
r. T. DANIEL r. & n. FCIRT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-25

LIST your property for sale or rent
with Griffith Com mission Co. 500
Trust Phone 4s2. II it's salable
we can sell It"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-25

For Saie-Farms and Ranches
~-~-----~-----~---------
RANCH for rent. oue-half mile from
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-09

has staged the greatest showing of fluffy white underwear-coton yard goods
nansooks etc, etc, that one could ver imagine and marked every
ign 81 that choosing is easy for YOU-wont you come and look at all the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-09
Ar TIrE INIIc

To an audience fully Keyed up 10
the dramatic heights II the play. Em-
iiy Stevens, the noted emotional act-
fess, appeared yesterday in the Metro
production kildare u Storm" az the
Lyric theater. To say that Miss Stew.
ems was superb 81 only Just. This emo
tional actress, who has made Il great
name fof hcrself both here and abroad
depicted III character 81 Kate kil.
dnre, a young southern beauty. who
has been forced BY n m%crrcnnry aunt
into "a marriage with a. wealthy aud
dissolute man, the last remaining
member of n fine Old race He has
had % secret affair with ~ OF hts
servants, "a beautiful woman, who
really believes that she b. married to
lim until he cnlirhtena her hy bring
inR home his young bride This wum-
an hates Kate with "a jealous hatred.
AM when she finds that tho girl u
turning Tor consolation 90 tho fricnd-
ahip ~ u young doctor and his mother
shr ~ once tells the husband OF the
fact Hts brutality Increases aud many
~intensiyely dramatic scenes are tho
result. finally the young wife can
stand u no longer ana goes with hrr
troubles 10 the doctors mother YOUNG
ncnois takes tho luw into boz own
hands nfd decides in -lyo Kildare u
lesson. ln some manner kildare N
Killed and d doctor b. accused ~
the crime The love of Kate b. his only
remaining consolation Hr the shock %
his conviction has Killed hls old moth.
cr. Happiness. however. b. in store for
the ynunE couple ~. IN hsr doafhhcd
the unhappy servant coufrsnrs tina
jealousy drove her 90 the crime ana
fear q conviction kept her from con.
fcfsiun.
Kine narrvi plays The role ~ HasIl
kildare Hnd uthers ~ the strong cust
are tfHufurl kou Flureucr short.
Edward Davies Helen tindfnth and
Mhrrlc nrcNer tn play was utkeu
from the novel ~ DE same name. the
work Of Elenncr Mercoiu keliy which
WIS published hs fhp Century rum-
pnnY. The screen adaptation was
made hN Ioro LunueN June Ma
this n tn ul1t was directed hv
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-09
SECRET SERVICE OF
BRITAIN CLEVER At
RUNNING DOWN SPIES

London. bee no -tCorrospoudenro
uI iht Associated Pres 3D. Secrets al
Woe war work Of the british secret
H'tfic" nov revealed show that Cor.
man Npios or agents of the permnn
government were making active pro.
partitions even before tho beginning
~ huHillitirs to use tho lalc OF Wishf
iH q nuding place Tor German fnrc,s
iuu ftr Che -hOmhurdmtut OF Ports.
mouth one of thp INST p-r.rtutiora
taken boz August. iHii wss foo piuc,
,l"Hn restrictions 900 persons tTliug 90
,nI upon of leave tho island From
lihfWlrh tu Hampshire. along tt.
fnnth unl southeast rutsts Uf Eng.
lHnt. nests uf grfmHu spies aud
is'nts were engaged iu desperate mIs.
lI"iH. iu the early dHfF Uf fhU war
'n" uf iho urgent tasks of the urit
ish secret service WIS % stamp out
the operations uf those mon
For % Do 'g time the authorities
were unHHlr Co discover thy origin af
Morse signals that were being flashed
40 20 Gormnu submarines frlm ihs
Hrlfrnut 40 p,Ncusri snc,Ill watch
was hrni uu H certain gotturs AND.
although no lights we're shown. che
patient observers finally solved tho
mystery They learned that after
Hu'h several prrsous near un uppsr
MlhIn" manipulated what appeared
20 hU thD IIni of Hu ordinary clock
\ fnii un Tho cottage disclosed that
mo clock dIHl WuH utfrd With a dark
prism 49, focusing the prism on trs
.ifonr headlight of u fishing smack
anchored OFT shore 10 was possible tu
send forth signal flashes These
flashes we're not visible tu IL person
ft1uliuu nu On, beach uut ont In Ohio
channel the, could Do read easily
NriWcDn tho c1lst and TuuIuIrr
Wells which wns tho headquarters
ut n Hritirh army CORPS a band OF
r' pHirs made the rounds of tho 500.
uE's and undisturhod until uu nf-
llorr mndc III Hirniflcnut discovery
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-09
Plans Are Made for
The 'Y' Fellowship
Luncheon or Sunday

Tho y NJ g. A. Fellowship lunch
con neNt SUNDAY promises o. ho an
oven nrTtr and more enthusiastic
gathering than the one luHf sunday
The speaker occurred Tor this occasion
De- Professor o. o. Hnumrardt uf Iua
Angeles who viii utlk upon thr Huh-
IDct, America and the World Peace
Tho Hoy charles a. Mexican will
have charge NJ The musical program
which will hr announced later
An Interesting feature ~ the iunch-
con nrNt sunday viii be- tho attend
uure contest between thH two teams
OF tho "ultE and th" soldier
secretary lynn Fox announces that
the association hopes Co secure uH
speaker Tor tho luncheon ou January
~ william ~ sweet president pf tho
Denver y N a. A. and one OF tho
leading business men of that city
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-09

hat none OF them could converse ~
kumunv the gypHy tongue lnNesfi-
cation hy secret service mon proved
c%unclusivoly that the m-1suucradcrs
" hilc pretending 90 trade with tho
country folk and tell fortunes secured
important Information 40 10 the muVa.
menfH Of troops in the southern com.
manh prompi and drastic action
followed these revelations
~ thc honuninr OF tho wal numcr.
% instances came t1 llrht OF aliens
attempting 90 enlist under false pre-
truara Or the recruiting officers were
dissatisfied with n mans appearance
OF accent De- was taken aside and The
oath mas administered 90 him sep
nrniolN u iH practically impossible
Tor 70 foreigner Co repeat the unusual
phruHiuu ri the oath without hctraN-
tnr hiH origin. and In that way many
dangerous spies were 90 utured
About christmas. tgtt. % foreign
dlplomnt Boz London received an mon.
ymous rin ~ pate de- foie rras SuH.
p.-.nu wAh aroused and analysis
showed the presence 81 u deadly poi-
son secret service agents wrfc
called in md they proceeded 60 work
ON the theory tlft the pate o. foie
Tras had como from n Of three
aliena theu under surveillance 40
c%nriiuriy. 90 each OF them WINS a'nt
anonymously u con OF futn de- rrns
ssHrflY similar Boo appearance tn the
roniHinlrg The poiHunuu stuff
The iludiudv Of ono of the THO
opened and served lt for his supurf
and ~ wis not until luio in tho 'No-
That She tol him that Tho can
had been addressed Co him Think
.uE that Dee had eaten hfs uvr poison
tHo man actually became M. &c. wis
uIumutiN arrested.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-09

Ne deadly ~ a snakes venom.
The liver acts 10 a guard over our
well-bcinr, sitting out the cinders and
ashes from the general circulation.
A blockade In the intesiires piles a
heavy burden upon tho liver. II the
intestines are choked or clogged up,
The circulation Of the blood becomes
poisoned and the system becomes
loaded with toxic waste, and We suffer
from headache, yellow.coated tongue,
bad taste In mouth, nausea, OF gas,
acid dyspepsia, lauguor, debility, yellow
skin " eyes. Az such times one should
take a PHEASANT laxative. Such a one
i made Of May.apple, lerves Of aloe.
ialap, put into ready-to-use form by
Doctor Pierce, nearly fifty years ago,
aud sold for % cents by all druggists
~ d. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.
sTooKros, ckLR. = For oonsup.tiun. siek
he.dsshs. an Inactive liver. indiHsston ard bni.
BUSINESS there 10 nothins % equal d.. risrcs's
Pleasant Pellets. havv tici other hlnas but
HE us 'Pslists' bost q sny."-hAa. q. cAa.
pIELD - :. Gnsi snpsL
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-09
At THE IDE,b

one % tho most interesting soc.
lions 81 " country ~ that depicted
~ the pathc feature phot0piay. "Her
Man, which waa produced BY the
Advanced Motion Picture corporation.
aud viii be at the Ideal theater for
The last time today II II the noun.
tain region ~ Kentucky which IL the
locale of the story and what i true
~ that section o. also true % similar
regions in North Carolina. virginia.
Tennessee ana Georgia. Here dwell
what "a clever author has called "our
coutemporaneuun ancestors" men Hr
wnmc descended from pure native
Stock whose ancestors settled ln those
t~n"unfninn in colonial days and who
have not boon touched hy the hand
OF progress. 70 to-day i've aud talk
even a. thcir great Srcat-rrandfuthers
did WORDS whicl ore obsolete ey.
erywhcre clro are iu common use
there. Their Huars are the songs of
England o. Scotland in the DAYS Of
queen MARY. Their virtues are many
hospitality o. a sacred dutY with
them Their chief sins be In thelr
ignorance They fight 10 XIII The
assassination ~ 1 relative means that
~ enemy must be- killed on the prln-
ciple of Zen eyc for Hn eye"
Her Man tolls the tory OF one
OF these mountain feuds % H. adapt
I'd from charles Neville Bucks nnveI.
T Battle CRY" % shows how IA
society woman from 70 hir city
through love for "a fcud leader wof.
Hck " tho primitive and 10 defend
nor man WIS willing 20 shoot o. Iuf.
Elaine HHmmn~s'rIu u the sutr aud
ourH magnificent work ono rsi. a
new conception ~ tho m-uuntaInrsrs
rom seeing This picture and feels Zoe
ihr'u doep sympathy. C.mucts Q
'riii1H can % uIo OF the hesf pisturee
OF the season tud Ralph inra beet.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-09
At the Theaters Today

PAsTIME-"First Law with Irene Castle Mutt and
JEFF - Official War Review
"B''+Mile = Minute Kendall" with Jack PickfOrd BE.
ware Of Boarders, comedy.
LyRIc-"Kidare Of Storm, with Emily stevens Big ~"
comedy.
mEAL-"Her Man. viii Elaine IIammcrstcin The Great
Water Peri" with Tote Winter Sports in the Yosemite Park, T"
scenic.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-09
BEGIN HOT WAITER
DRINKING IF YOU
DON'T FEEL RIGHT
Says glass Of hot water with
phosphate before breakfast
washes out polsons,

II you wake Mp with a bad taste
bad breath and tongue b. utrd, u
your head II dul ur HchinE BE- what
Nuu eat SCOUTS % forms gaH uud ucld
iu stomach. ur you are bilious gorsti-
patci. nervous. sallow ami Hut ret
feollrr Just risht. begin inside nith-
ing Drink before breakfast. re- ritss
Of real hot vat o. with a "trispuuutul
OF limestone phosphate boo It This VIII
flush tine poIsous ANA toxins from
stomach liver, Kidneys and bowels
and cleanse HWortDn ANA purify the
entire almrutnTy tract do your IN
side hhthiUr Immediately upuu aris-
Ink Boo tho morning 90 wash uu nt tho
-yatym ali the previous day pulsou-
waste. gases and sour bIlr before
putting more food into co., stomach
To fccl like young fnlks feel. like
you folt before yuur blood nerves and
muscles became loaded with body Inn
uuritlos. get from your pharmacist "a
quarter pound ~ limestone phosphate
which is Inexpensive and almost taste
less. except for u souriah twinru
which is NOT unpleasant
Just AS soap and hot water act on
tho skin. cleansing. tWcttpuiuE uUd
frcshcning Fo hot water and limestone
kidneys aud bowels Mon and women
who are usually c~onstipatrd. bilious.
hesdachy or ave any stomach .dis-
order should begin this inside bathing
before hroakfaat. They are assured
thoy viii hecomo real Cranka on the
subject shortly.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-09

Harry Franklin under the personal
supervision Of Maxwell Karrer.
The feature q being repeated To-Day.
also the Big "" comedy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-09

are usually
eiRns that
the liver Ia
ont 81 order.
PROT. lIKN.
METER saysi
The Liver is
an organ
secondary IN
AmHNNAUfN
only 10 the
heart
We can
m nnuf nc-
turc poisons
within our
own bodies
which are
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-09

Accept california" Syrup ~ Firs
only look Tor the name California on
Tho package. then You uro sure your
child Do hHylnE the best aud moat
harmless laxative or phy-ic tor the
little stomach, liver and howols chill
druu love ltH delicious fruity taste
Pun directions fpf chill'H uHu ON each
bottle. Give % without fear.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-09
A Coated Tongue
What il Means

A bad breath, coated touguc, bad
laste IN the mouth, langnoI and debility.
Evening star., 1919-11-19
DARDANELLES FAILURE
BLAME is DIVIDED

LONDON. November II tby the As
scciated Press The report of tn"
commission which has been investi-
Eating III" disastrous Darda ancilcS
expedition of 1915. made public tOdaE.
finds that when it was decided I"
s.nd Al expedition To Gallip"|i SUI
fi,.irnt consideration was not given f."
measures necessary 30 success and
fndt IN" difficulties Of the operation
: re, much undrr-eSt ina ted ut the
"s.tSci. All tn, decisions taken and
.." pTuViS TOR III" expedition. ar-
',rding to the report. We're based on
rrr assumption that if a landing We're
effected the resistance would b. slight
and the advance rapid.
The members OF the commission he
1irVe that the conditions for a mill
tary attack should have been studied
aud general plan prepared by the
chief of the general staff Lieut.. Gen.
Sir James Wolfe Murray. while il
was the duty of the secretary of war
10 see that this was done.
The commission recognizes the per-
Snnal gallantry. energy and deter
rlnatlon to win at all costs of Gen.
Sir Ian Hamilton. commander in =
chief OF the expedition. and also that
The task was one of the most eX
1r"me difficulty. more so as the au-
thoritIeS at home at first miScon
cciyed the nature and duration of the
operations. The commissioners be
lrCve ii would have been well had Sir
Ian examined the more critical situa-
ton disclosed on the first landings
impartially weighed the proba bilitieS
OF success or failure-having regard
for his resOurces-and submitted to
the war secretary A comprehensive
statement. The commissioners be-
iieve that after the advice of Gen.
SIR Charles c. Monro, who succeeded
Cen. lia milton pisr of bp
expedition. in favor of a withdrawal
from the Dardanelles had been con-
frmed by Earl Kitchener, evacuation
should have occurred imme ediately
Evening star., 1919-11-19
PRESIDENT INDORSES
CHRISTMAS SEAL SALE

President Wilson has indorsed the
1919 Red Cross Christmas seal sale,
which will be held from December l
to December 10, under the auspices of
the National Tuberculosis Association
and its 1000 allied organizations.
More than G56.0Uu.6v0 seals Will he
oIfered for sale to provide the neces-
sary funds for the nation wide cduca-
tional and preventive campaign which
will extend through 1920.
The Presidents indoTSy meut and
SOnd wishes for the success of tn"
sale ar. voiced in Il letter to R'.
harICS !. Hatfield, man" ing director
of the National Tuh, rcuioS.S Assoc
citation. The letter follows:
ALLOW me to express again my deep
interest in the work Of the National
Tuberculosis Association. | am very
much Interested to learn of the effort
of the association to raise the sum
Of six and one-half million dollars
that the state budgets may be financed
for the coming year, and write to
wish the very best success of the eff
fort.
Evening star., 1919-11-19


Thursday Specials We
make arccord dteakerE o g
As And no mall p
edonthi smechand
Evening star., 1919-11-19
COAL ENOUGH IN HAND TO
RUN TRAINS FOR A MONTH
Director Hines Says There Will Be
No Drastic Curtailment of
Service at Present

CHICAGO. November 1S.-There will
L.. no drastic general Curtailmcut Of
train service in the United tates at
tn" present time. dcsp;t" the serious
ness of the coal problem. This an
lluunCtngrEt was made last night at
the "uUciUSi"I "f a meeting attended
hy Director General Of Railroads
Walker J. Hines and seven regional
directors OF the railroad adnini%tra-
lion.
Mr Hines. after hearing reports
al tn" regional directors. WAS OF the
opinion there was sufficient coal to
1ur the railroads ON u virtually nor
NAL basis for Twenty-Five or thirty
days and that production of hilumi-
louS coal was being increased daily.
y freight n.harGo would hc the last
rucaSurc t. he considered to conserve
coal.
That The coal situation iS serious
Is admitted by those III attendance
- the. conference. Farther crn&idrf'.-
1i"un of tac subject viii hc given dur
iu:- the pres, 1T week hy Mr.. Hines,
and if any curtailmcut uf train s"rv-
ice is decided upon. II was stated,
ample notice will be given the pupNc.
Evening star., 1919-11-19
''MOONSHINE" MEN
REPORT TO JAILER
WHEN CROPS ARE In

ASNISTON. Ala, November 10.
How the mountain folk who
make "moonshine" and are
caught at it by revenue men
kept faith with the court was
shown when twelve of thirteen
federal prisoners began serving
terms in the Jail here. The
thirteenth man sent word that
he would bc in as soon as he
finished killing some hogs. and
his cell was made ready for
him.
The men had all been convict
ed at the last term of federal
court and had been sentenced
to thirty and sixty day terms in
Jail by Judge Walter |. Grubb.
All of them are farmers and
Judge Gruhb allowed them to go
TO their homes and gather their
crops before beginning their
terms. each man giving his
word that he would be on hand
At the promised time.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-18
Marya Konopnioka.

'nym obrac. Niepodobichstwem
jest, zeby samotny mezczyzna -
ojciec, mogi odpowiedziec wszy-
stkim obowiazkom piracy i Wy
chowywania dzieci. Reka i SERGE
kobiety So tn niezbedne, oby
tylko natrafic ma poczciwe! Srrca
matki Mkt i'm ME zastapi, lecz 0
opieks i wychowanie ola mich
trzeba sic k~oniecznie postarac.
Mogiby pan rowniez umieScic
ale tylko ma dzien - dzieci w O.
chronce, gdzie maja jak najlepsza
opieke, narake i jedzenie, ma noc
jednak trzeba dzieci zabieraG do
domu, CO jest kiopotliwen1, jezeli
daleka droga z Ochronki do do
mu Jedna z takich Ochronek
znajduje sic ma Maryanowie. Pro-
wadza ia siostry vZmartwych-
wstania Pahskiego." Druga "A
nioiow Stroz6w" jest ma poiud--
niowej stronie miasta.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-18
KORESPO

PAM Grab. go. Jeleli ina
weselu tancow ME bedzie z po--
wodu zaloby W rodzinie", bardzo
stosownem jest, jak to PAM III
waza', zabawienie gosci ,Jmuzy-
ka, Spiewem, zabawami towarzy-
skiemi i deklamacya." Bardzo sto
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-18
Przepisy
Gospodarskie

Marmelada z marchwi. - Try
funty obraneJ / czysto umytej
marchwi, try obrane pomarah--
cze, piec brzoskwii i jedna obra-
ra cytryne przepuscic przez ma
szynke cd siekania. Dodac lyle
funtow cukru lie funtow jest o.
wocu, drobno siekanej sk6rki z
jednej p~omarahczy i jednej cytry-
ny i gotowac wszystko razem W
rynce emaliowanej Tub kamien--
nej, m~ieszajac, ieby sic ME pre-
pablo, przez godzine. Ukladac
jak inne konserwy W s}oiki.
Marmelada z dyni, zastepujaca
morelowa.>- lolita, dojrzala dy-
ME rozkroic, wybrac pestki i o.
brac re skory, poczem pokrajac
ia W kawatki i ugotowac ma wo--
die. Gdy zmieknie, lecz ME roz-
gotwje sic, przetrzec ia przez dru-
szlak i odwazyc, biorac ma funt
tel masy funt cukru. Wcisnac sok
[ kilku cytryn, wsypat drobno
poszatkowanej skorki cytryno-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-18

Wdowiec. :. Sadze, re W sy-
tuacyi pana najodpowiedniejszem
byloby, gdyby pan mogt znalezt
dobra matke dla swoich dzieci, a
gospodynie ola domu - tylko -
re to TAX trudno znalezc (niewia-
styD, kt6raby zastapic mogia i
chciaia sierotom matke! Mozeby
pan zechcial oddac dzieci W opie-
ke jakiemu bezdzietnemu maizen-
stwu z wymowieniem sobie wszel
kich praw OLGA i kontroli mad
dziecmi. w takim razie moznaby
daG anons do gazety, a ME wat
pie, re .chetni, szczegolniej "a wy
nagrodzeniem znalezliby sic.
Zdaje mi sic rowniez, re uprze-
dzenie pana umieszczenia dzieci
w Sierocihcu jest beDpodstawne.
Dzieciom tam krzywda sic zadna
ME dzieie i YSiostrzyczki" opie-
kuja sic niemi sumiennie, a W kaz
dym razie .lepiej tam jak costa
WAC je sobie samym W domu, DO
wszak pan pewnie zmuszonym
jest wychodzic ma kilka bodaj go
DIN i przez przeciag tych godzin
niepokoi sic, CO sic dzieje Z dziec-
mi. Poniewaz kocha pan dzieci,
r6wniez i mysl, re one ma ulicy
ciagie, przykra bye musi. Mic tax
ME demoralizuje dzieci, jak pre-
bywanie ma ulicy i przykiad zle
wychowanych innych dzieci.
.Tych trosk pan sic pozbyc mole,
umieszczajac dzieci W Sierocih--
Gu, "a jakaS ugodowa niewielka
oplata - gdyz zupelnemi sierota-
mi ME So, gdy maja dbajacego o
siebie - OLGA.
Sadze, re z tych trzech sposo-
bow. ieden pan hedzie .zmuszo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-18

Neglizowe ubranko TAX Ola
chiopakow jak i dziewczatek Z
materyalu ,,Chambray", nging-
ham, agalatea" i innych. Prak-
tyczne, a przytem }atwe do uszy-
cia. Dla chiopakow Z koInierzy--
klein, ola dziewczatek Z odkrytq
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6 lat. Modeiko 10c.
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