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Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-29
ANNOUNCEMENTS
 DAVIS THEATRE TODAY.

For the first time since the shutters of motion picture camera bhnked at miracle of movement on a motion picture screen a conjunciion has been formed between eloquent silence of film drama and the living appeal of human participants.
 The result, dazzling combination of feminine loveliness and filmed satire of convulsing yet heroically patriotic plot, is revealed to amusement seekers at the Davis theatre. where Mack Sen netts Yankee Doodle in Berlin Is pro-
 iected on the screen and Mack Sem nett's Bathing Beauties from Califor- nia--yes, tkemseives--appear for the first time pfofes sion:illy outside of the
 Sernett studios.
 The shapeiy wholesome and beauti- |ful models of feminine perfectiens are seen in person in their fetching cos tuinery and in an act specially design i ed ahd lighted to reveal them at their athletic best. Bigger even than Sennett's recent success. Mickey. is his latest screen i feature, Yankee Doodle in Berlin and I in 1t Sennett. while resuming his role of humorist, satirist and burlesque ex- pept, appeaFs in the role of prophet of patriotism and first aid to history for Sennett has shown up the kaiser in 1 bis true colors,
 i Yankee Doodle in Berlin ought to be
 seen by every loyal American, not be- cause 1t is a war nlay-for it isn't: | there has been do disposition to add to | the film representations of actual con- l fiet-not yet because it exposes the hollow and egotistical character of the | former kaiser and his satellites, but rather because Yankee Doodle in Ber- lin is calculated to stiffen confidence
 in the ultimate triumph of right in ev-
 cry dispute, and to demonstrate the spirit of true Americanism that will l proceed straight forward in the pursuit : of duty without fear of evil monsters
 who would block the proeress of hu- manity ard destroy it's dearest treas
 urns and finest inheritances.
 | Matinee 1.S0 and 3.15; evening el5 to 10.30.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-29
BREED THEATRE.

"A Damsel in Distress" the Cap ellani- i-Pathe picture co-starring June Caprice, and Creighton Hale at the Breed theatre today is the most "distressful'' screen comedy that's ever been seeni It's crammed full of distress" from beginning to end which is one reason why it's so de- liciously funnyl Another reason is that Pelham Greenville Wodehouse wrote it for The Saturday Evening Post.
 When Creighton Hale as George Bevan, successful young play wright, mistook "her" father, for the gardener and tipped him to deliver a note to the damsei, he started something!
 Her" happened to be June Ca price; very much. distressed dam sel who dashed into his taxi one day told him she had lost her purse and was bei2g pursued. and then dashed out and away. without telling him who she was.
 He had no end of difficulty ir meeting her again - had to rent g house next door and pose as but. Ter in her home and then. alas. 'ht found she was in love with another and greatly distressed because hel family was holding her a prisoner il her own home and she hadn't seer her precious Godfrey for month. and months!
 But Creighton Hale is the hero 0 "A Damse1 in Distress" and just nat urally has to win out. but we'll no tell you how If you read the stor. you'll want to see the picture; if yo, didn't read the story the picture vii make you want to. for it really l funny, and has a plot that's new l Florence Reed will also be seen il Her Game" an attraction that vii provide welcome opportunity to ad
 mirers of Miss Reed on stage an
 screen to see that talented artist a
 her best.
 The Pathe News will complete tn
 bill.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-29
CHRISTMAS ORGAN RECITAL
 AT PARK CHURCH: NORWICH

As a Christmas greeting to the music loving public of Norwich and vicinity the Parish House associa ton, Mrs. Alien Latham. president, is plan ming an evening of pleasure during December when, at Park church, the accomplished organist Of the church, Miss Annie E. Taft will be heard in a free recital, and Rev. Alexander H. Abbott, pastor of the United Church, will sing twice The recital is to be preceded by supper in the parish house. aS
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-29
ANNOUNCEMENTS
LA1N'S fiABERDASHERY
 QPENING THIS MlRMINEs


 Lahn's HaberdasherY at 164 Main street win open this morning with a complete line of gentlemen's wear for the young men of Norwich and yicin- ity. The stock is up-to- the-m minute and includes complete line of the finest goods.
 Personal service and attention will be guaranteed to the trade at the new haberdashery, whose proprietor, Harry Lahn, has had a wide experience in handling this line of goods He has been employed in the mems depart ment at Porteous & Mitchells and then at the Manhattan.
 In equipping the store MT. Lahn has given most careful attention to the convenience of the buying public with the up to date appointments seen in leading metropolitan stores. Every article is displayed in modern show cases and everything is placed to as sist the buyer in his selection.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-29
Orchard Street Propertx Sold.

Through the real estate agency of Archa ". Colt, A. Lee Haun has sold his attractive residence property on Orchard street. consisting of a six room and attic house with all modern improvements and a lage level lot. The purchaser. r. B. Croeker buys the property for a home, and will bring to completion a garage which the seller recently began to erect.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-29
Davis Theatre Sunday.

The special feature this Sunday ev- ening is Pauline Frederick, the cele- brated emotional actress in her lat est Goldwyn picture. The Peace of Roaring River 6-part drama that Is by far the best picture Miss Frederick has ever appeared in. Topics of the Day, The Post Travel pictures and a Fox Sunshine comedy entitled The Son of a Gun, completes the show. First performance at p. m.. second at S.S0.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-29
Meeting of the Campaign Workers.

There will be meeting of all work CTS connected with the Red Cross Christmas Seal Campaign, in the head quarters in the Thayer building, this (Saturday) evening at 7.30. The meet ing will be brief and stimulating. and of great importance to the workers. This will be the last meeting before the campaign is opened Monday morn- ing.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-29
Sells Eor Pratt Estate.

Real Estate Broker John A. Moran has sold for George H. Bradford. ad- ministrator of the estate of George H Pratt, the two family house at the corner of Ward and Mt. Pleasant streets. The purchaser is James E. c. Leach, who secures the property as an investment.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-29
There's peIay Somewhere.

After all. 1t may be that Burleson is responsible for the high price of pork. News of the drop in the price of hogs may have been sent to the retailer by mail.-Topeka State Journal.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-29
What Is Going On Tonight.

Feature Enotoplays at the Davis Tileatres ,A1
 Mciion Pictures at Breed Theatre. Moving Pictures at the Strand Thea
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-29

The Sixth Decennial Census, taken in $40, was the first one to cover agri- llture statistics. now one of the most important parts of the entire census.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-29

Don't imagine that man can talk on any subject just because he does.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-29
ORGAN RECITAL PROGRAMME
 FOR MONDAY EVENING

Following is the programme for the
 public organ recital to be given Mon-
 day evening next at o'clock. at the Community House Church street, ur-
 der the auspices of the Norwich Mu- sic Assnciation by Gottfried H. Fed erlein Fellow of the American Guild of Organists:
 Andante con rnoto, (From the "Un- finished symphony') Schubert Bergerade Melaneolique Georges Jacob Legend Fererlein Prelude and Fugue in A Minor. When the Land Was White Arens Mrs. Lloyd G. Buckineham | Frederick W. Lester at the organ Mediation from Thais, Massrner Spring Song, MaeFsr'ane | Romance Sans Paroles, Former l. Caprice Heroinue. Bonner Songs My Mother Taught Me, | Mrs. Buckingham l Allegretto in B Minor. G''il-ant | By the Brook. Da Rnisa"~-e I Arranged for orran by Mir Feds--'aifl I Two Short Pieces. Lenormand | Alleeretto
 1 Allegro Moderate l Scherzo, BasN
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-29

Fear not the bold man who uses his tongue instead of sword.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-29

It's surprising how many otherwise sensibly inclined men believe in sigRs and omens.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-07

The materials used for bloasss this
fall arr tf~ same THAI have made
them so sasncvsstu fer several sea
saas. the only new dspa rtarws being
ysiyvt and lis Increased number al
raosiels made 81 srepe>sie.s hine.
In styles the nusi prominent new
note Is he over blouse ar over panel,
That il. hsop>e 10 ere eolef os ran.
:ersal serves as a taaptation for an
avev.ttewsc ar OVER panel In esntrast.
Ing cvslcy ny material This makes OF
foytaa,ty fer asaay h~aa'sful esacr
combinations Ans.her frasare 10 BE-
nsstesi lies In Ttraies, which appear In
~,s,d and silver aesesdeai ribbons az IN
,.shsr arprafses, These are used With
h,o,,sss tia, are rxtend~a imte r~p-
sar,s 90 hong rzneis at the bach sssf
frans
vnr ,rfrnsnssr. ties laee. tecd and
londonderry designs. with yarn esn-
hr,s,s.r, esa....a In velvet small tsess
.,,,, considerable hand wevk. ttssIn-
,-,sxs the s~asca. Sslk ard gcad % sts,
-, ,hr~xas are censnsD~d In esq
hr,,,a~rss.. Ia ke~rsrg vita sAr trend
,ox,ra hrfiasans effects In si' arpare'
ror efs~raceS wear With saas SKIRTS
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-07
MOVE T0 REVISE CALENDAR
d. e.
Advocates Of Change viii Bring the
Matter to Attention OF League
OF Nationa

One " the frst projects 10 he laid
before the ieagur ~ Nations, when II
gets ready for oew business. In one 90
revise the calendar ard make II uni
form throughout the world Bureau
officials ~ the United States, Swlzer.
land and Great Hritsln gut into touch
with church officials before the war On
the subject OF calendar revision. and
have kept ny consideration ~ the naat.
ter since, Church leaders say an
agreement has hesn reached and a
unsform report II nearly ready 20 go
io the league,
The calendar has not been revised
before because ~ objections from the
churches IA dates fnr The great re-
hgtuus feRSts These objections are
sata Ga he removed A f,Svd date FIR
Easter, the stlllng of thirteenth
mon.h. the making ot every week be.
gin with Sunday ami having rSnr'fy
~ datS~tR c1rh mouth these Hrv the
main features agreed en- Church peo-
pie faEnrlng tlje revision SAY thar II
the league n14f cannot acs. Il can
sieSl gmtc calendar congress to do
~. tU VII n Geneva ..
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-07

In the picture above there are sesn<
cievvr table d~cerxfsenA They are
merely guggvstioas ard DE- Dot include
cats, bats. CHESTS ard witches that
may be- had in large or small siges ON
the pstated bolis Of paper and used for
taaterna. place cards candle shades,
etc. The tack-as.lanssra ~ the right
~ the picture IL tnsas ~ yellow and
black crepe paper. His sneaEsea la tho
VI tvuse III shaaxs ts In ihs eentar NJ
the table where refreshments ass 10 BE-
sesyei. Here he ts rroanted on low
pastetcsrd box either square az refund.
covered with 4fAr@pe paper aasf ~oufKsa.
sns paper caps or snail, sialFsh-nresos.
Ina soavealrs, These are distributed
ia tbs guests when they are seated.
The lantern Of the esfieg In made
~ printed crepe Paper and LIZ To be
USED over eiecsrse lights. II In adorned
With shsEt. narrow strips ~ crepe ra'
Ieg. each ending 10 little bail ~
pal@r stuffed wIth esatsea. Below the
laptermx are two plaee cards cut from
printed paper, mounted on thin card
board sRa taatraesi n srsHll disks q
cardboard In which the gents aattes
are written The last figure III The
ieft shows a eandie Shade made Of
printed crepe paper mounted over n
tiarae az wire or cardboard.
There Ii nothing formal about the
Halloween rarty~-ls ~ u frossr.
Gaines and pass'tncs for the rscaing
are TO be planned shcaa-~ihe Derrser
VII" fseyiar. Sa,tHag waits ths.- s.rpwp,.
w young people hrtsrr ttasa ssssswi@s
and fortune telling and there are
pisnty of thrilling and Eefuptng games
for the youngsters !, Ia n paper fes-
t!yal, and paper dish~s, paper ,abie
Furnishings aud Taper decorations
make things easy and inexpensive fcs
the hostess,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-07
PLAYED JAZZ IN AlRPLANE
English Bard fnuvsged sr~ stss~s Which
" Surely Something Of an
innovation.

The ultimate American sensation
has been reached ia England The
hrassy Jaxf band has taken possession
81 the land of It's nearest competitor.
the hagplpe, and It's infectious jar and
din prevail fur and wide
A JaEz band has been giving a per-
Torrance near London AZ Y NJ. c. A.
hut, where II made tremendous hit
why not give the boys "a treat ut
----.r' said one ~ the officers, naming
camp some 10 miles away.
Couldn't get there IN time said
the hand leader,
What's the matter with tho hand
dying theref' suggested Leroy All.
bright. the "Y" secretary.
Planes were tuned ny, the iErregn
piled In. anal In close formation they
few tho Sa mites, playing as they
went fnntion Mall
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-07

So many prefMrattans are under way
for Halloween parties that thseN IL no
detset that lot VI merry Eaakiag "
coming 10 pass thts year upon the rw~
turn of the festival ef @all snlnss' day"
The big Shops are showing all sarta cf
srotesaae, funay and pretty derora'
lions. made " rapes~in the sas at
aaornsnsnts fer hsHsr aad table. and
p~ople are haying them freely.
A gay party at home IL the best way
TO eelehrAtc and II ssldently taking shs
place Of praaks that iare the youug-
STEERS into doing dangerous and darn
aging fhaaEs IA the Eutmas.
Yellow and black arv ths cossrs Zoe
Halloween decorations ana lanterns.
candle shades. iacko.lanterns table
aud hnaSe furnishings are NIL done In
These cnIars, With yellow la q dark
shade predominating piain crepe pa
pr. In bolts and tringsd strips, IA used
fer great aumter of Halloween
figures and there are many printed
raperS containing AEures In black ~
witches. ghosts jaeS,o lanterns and
ipnumsrahle black eats 4a NIL sizes.
T''iese Srw- cut euF sHs r~~test against
th!a cardboard for place cards. candle
shades bann"rs and wall decorations,
They arr used to dress tables instead
~ linen, and there are paper napkins
la keeping
Instead of the usual genuine pump
kin, Jack 'lanterns are made over
hig wire frame ~ plain yellow paper
and a tseaa ssAlniesi on with hlars and
ahits 1a,nr cSalors Or the face may
b. cut from printed paper and pasted
on thu lantern. This is suspended over
the dining table and similar lanterns
are hung In other rooms or the hall
The fringed ssrins o. paper nrc used
for fssteons and these paper decors.
tions are Improved II autumn leaves
ere used with them
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-07
\ Ysd Msld 1 Hsdlfial
tau Should gags the Bss!

Hsve yNs srtw atafpsA 40 Yszsaa wAy
u 10 thai ~ aSaay prsxiasts Esns are a.
sen@ysiY advertised. all III am1e dx@b eaA
,h sAxhs and sFs sesa Eerrsssns TEs
ssAsca il plsAar-sk~ sr.a<ss tslI nss fslxlf
tbs PROMISES Of tIse ssnHfsztusar. Tas
appials more particularly 10 Rse6ixin&.
A m*sasssasl pssparstie8 that haa rml
,arstivs vslas aamsSs sslh itssif, q Hhs
An sadlsss sk@sn systan TIE r<mSdy b
rseumnsndsd BY tAsss wke k&ss hsss
h<r~atsd. 10 tA0ss Via m N n~sA II h
A psominsnA dsxmxssA sAys "fAls ~
sxsmpls ir. Kilm~rs E~smpMsss. b
preparedness ksvs esd ior nxsy ysass
sad nsvsr hssitxis 10 rscsmmerd. fe b
almess every casa IL sAews sxe<iisnt IN
snlta. - nasy II my sust1nwxs tss&xty.
No other haasy rsmsdy hss ~ hrss .
salss
Aeccsdims 10 swasM saassmsnts ssA
verified tsssimoay At thoaAnds Wis Asvs
Used the pFsparxtioa. tks saee<as a m.
kiimsr's Swamp. Kecs IL ass 70 tn tasA
~ MANY people elaIn. that Ii tasAih sI
raom every wish IN eysfcomzas ksaasy,
ltyn sad bladder sslmsnss. eocT~sss vFt
nary troubles and Axstfslssss the wsis
acid which eaas~s rh&umstssm.
fcM may Feesavs q mmeis bottle 81
swamp. Raot By Psfesis Post. AddrsS
DR.. kiimer 4 Co., Bsash4mtnn. N. Y.
and saslose ten cents. also usenssoa this
paper. Large aed medinm ana bs&tlss
teg sale at all drug sscsas.-~Aav.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-07
IT'S NOT YOUR HEART;
IT'S YOUR KIDNEYS

sssaais tbss tse kt1pRk nee< hsse.
Taa should sse COLL IogoAL HsAx-
,sm on Cap-~ai~s hs4naapiy. Tts
asesksnx. kssfanx - a1IndADes sha
tsdp~ys. relsrsea tannu4n1GAn saA AA~
vtrsya he ssrms ~AAak AaSs canss1 "
90 . yss, tsats,ss -, - g i, !:
Cmp&niea In tweatY-lAnr kssSs yss
shesld fsXa hea,sk al ssrse Fetss13nG.
After Pea fesi sG1neSAes smSfsv~d
eo1tisps 10 taks ara - tws rsesniss
~seA dsy. - - tn ksp ~ nxSs-tsAss
cesdstis@ snA ward ~ ~ easGtf II
eth@s &tssekx.
Asa Ter Tie Driginal inpSstsA GOLD
MEDAL. hrssd Three sissA AsAey ~
fuaded Il tAxy ~ ~ hsan ys&
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-07

cryp~~sie-ehsne In fashionable cuanFs
and adorned wasH pointed figures a
shown IN the sSirset aiesxes. These
isre Simply naase and Usually have gir.
dies " heavy SIX curd ending tn lasg
taSssJs, Sleeves are at~su, equally III.
yssesY "a TO length,
In the psasa fasls'rea hIousss 18th
meess with turnover ssaalars fassea
M sAe fyuss, lnsiasiinE tsas coI'ar wssh
ssnail hsftnnA ksund sers'ks and ,sxp@e
with ~ sass p~d epen.ngs cvsnslnne 20
ne better iskrd th2a others. hu; in
scS1a ~ the r~S isodsix are higher
THAN IN tho rsst s~sses TIE bg.use
n s~srrtsie crwg~ shown In tn. rsr~
ture rss~~~enss ;a~ rne@s popular type,
II In ernhrnss~rs~, In silk matching n
in color With outiin*d grape le@vss ana
clusters II email grapes. The sleeves
are Aay hu, she designer appemrY 10
hare h~~a at swc sa,nas Ia snsxhins
tkeas sad has added a farfng pesrtsvs
thas tuseAs ~ ugsl.iel
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-07
WHEN MEALS
HIT BACK


Arc Jumps Of undisested food c,iHS'
Ing Jon paint IL your stomach aftd,
gassy, sour. or have you fssui~ties,
hearftarni Then take Pape's Dispep.
Tin.
Just as soon 40 you eat q tablet or
two Of rap~'M Diilpepstn NIL that dys-
pepsla. indigestion and stomach dis'
trexs caused BY aeidity sads These
pleasant, harmless tablets OF papes
DiApapsin never fail TO make siea,
upset stamaehs feel hne NJ olses. and
they cost very little 1t drug stores. ADV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-07
-Four M.N,on pcs,a, Cards . r,sy.

TIE government printing Office nj
WasssInEtan prints ard delivers fuar
million postal cards " day. ay asngt
hIllt"n ana 81 quarter In u year. II
these arrw laiss end Ca rna IN the
sarsh's surfncs they .utild eacirrie
The globe more than four tines.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-07

The nntaber Ut fn0torcars in the
Hyogo prefecture OF Japan In 1908
vas four, In 1912 there were IL. ic
iaif there we're I'D. and nj the end Of
is3ts there were 80 cara registered.
This city u Kobe. which Is located 10
this prefecture, In said 10 have is2
automobiles.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-07

GvMfstY-~aa
Frank y Cheney Rs&ses cath that be N
AunsgF pAfSHes ~ the aFns ~ ". J. Cheney
a C,D, doing business IN the City Of Tes
i@da. soaBty aau State AFORESAID hnA thAt
DRIED IA1isi.IRk faf amy case az E.s,afst
snat saaNas b. sgrEl w Ire ave OF
HALLS yS,AT,AIiasAI ,MlIsitls me
FRANK j. CTsEEF'y. ="
Sworn "a before ma Ard suhscvl5ea IN
my presence, this tsh DAY OF Ls9vussef.
A. n, tsSs
ssassl A. W. aisesor, Nafnry rahass,
HALLS rATAEltt MEDICINE w tax.
IN Internally and aets through the Baaad
On the Mvcoss SURFACES Of the System.
". J. Cheney 4 Cor, T2lessn Uhie.
y. J. Cheany a Co. Tci@5a. Ohsa.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-07
Tho Flaw,

Lar, IeoreHao and nogtired Thck
srrc discussing something they knew
little ahanir-~uark.
\ think" said Lazy isor~asa, ''thst
II they did away with work altogether
ira put mn end ia sh@~e 'sre strikes :"
"fas." said Nog-sirsd Dick '"fhat1l
ne the .tne when everyihin's dame ny
electricity, oaiy sut to press button
ansi the Jobs done"
A slow horror dawDei In Lazy I,o-
retfos eyes.
THAT want dor he said emphatic
ally. "Who's a-gola' 10 press ID. but-
ton Y~~~Tit FITS.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-07

The German public Recently learned
that II had been eating Soapsuts for
whipped cream The Information was
revealed by an order gnrhidtiing
whipped crvan to be made from snap
lam and sugar.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-07

"WegI, son. what secsns TO ~ TIA
trouble"
Paw drowned ali our kltseux"
"My. what hsa4tless deed
yeah. ne promised could do H."
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-07
Save the Babies

MORTALITY something ghtu We hardly REALISE
children born in civilized countres
die before they reach
per third before they fvs and half before
they fifteen!
hsstas that timely Of Casois would
precious ves Neither do heaitats has
nfane by narcotic
Drops eus and soothing sed for cAsna eosna eontsn
opium morphine They considerable quantts
deadly In qa.au they .tups rssAd e.lon and lead
toriaI IL tbearsh signature OF Chas H. Fletcher N
:. contains no eo.' ., narcotics Of an, kind LxNZ-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-07

Anotns the sssiiAs ~sh Hsnsan Eye EsT.
saHsa ss mEhs, REa IN ths nsne ntns nsspsy4S
he r.sSssheA ana strengthened s.asatisn In
vHp~ sYNA Adv,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-07

It's the age IT substitutes, all right,
0leo for the butter and the butter for
lamb.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-07

n everybody could choose their OWL
parents can you picture the family
Rockefeller would hayef
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-07

Etlna isu't Il lovely sunsetf
American Net bad for "A little place
Ike England
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-07

"NaNe Sou nauy sttmsS N your
studiaY'
"th. yes; have a puluhcv OF stand,
ing orders" -
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-07
They Are Certainly Mot Fair,

%say. pa"
"Whnt IL IL now y
"Afe brunrttea on this uufalF sisg.f
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-11-07
6ulfetGllin9en far intet rne6 Sfattc
belenct at 9jpre.

Direftgren for SEN foreitoaeuoe
Solfetelling, 81: bill begDn6e Sen 2.
ssa1tl,ar, ifriber, at ban gjerne bi16e
babe alle og el1bber til at foritao, at
ollie 6e Splpsninger, 1om gibes til
Gencnsman6en, bill bltbe bo16t al6e=
leg bemmelige. San flyer; at / ti6-
ligere Solfetellinger bar Tormerne
for @fsempel tit at1gibet M11touet al
beres &reaturer, eller &nr6ien al
beres @ienoom, 1angt min6re, ems
set birfeltg bar, for6t 6e, bar bonge
for, at Sc oilers bil6e blibe fat bgi-
ere @fat. Set CT ol6eles forfcrt.
6plfetel1ingen har life set min6ite
me6 Sfattebeienet at gi6re, og in=
gen al @fatteb9ienets Soft faar Sop
til at figge / Mmt6talsliiten og ie,
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