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The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-08-06
DRINK HOT WATER
IF YOU DESIRE A
ROSY COMPLEXION
Says we can't help but look
better and feel better
after an inside bath.

To look ones best and feel ones best
is to enjoy an inside hath each morn
ing to flush from the system the pre-
vious days waste, sour lamentations
and poisonous toxins before it is alb
sorbed into the blood. Just as coal,
when IL burns, leaves behind a GER
tain amount OF incombustible u aterial
in the form Of ashes, so the food and
drink taken each day leave in the ALI
mentary organs a certain amount Of
indigestible material, which II not
eliminated, form toxins and poisons
which are then sucked into the blood
through the very ducts which are In
tended to suck in only nourishment
TO sustain the body.
II you want to see the glow Of
healthy bloom in your cheeks, to see
your skin get clearer and clearer, you
are told to drink every morning upon
arising, q glass Of hot water with q
teaspoonful Of limestone phosphate In
IL. which is a harmless means Of wash
ings the waste material and toxins
from the stomach, liver, kidneys and
bowels, thus cleansing, sweetening and
purifying the entire alimentary tract,
before putting more food into the stom-
aeh.~ 1
Men and women with safow skins,
liver spots, pimples or pallid COM
plexion. also those who wake up with
coated tongue, bad taste, nasty
breath, others who are bothered with
headaches, bilious spells, acid stomach
or constipation should begin this phos-
phateG hot water drinking and are
assured Of very pronounced results in
one or two weeks.
A quarter pound of limestone phos-
phaJe costs very little at the drug
store bur is sufficient to demonstrate
that 3Gst as soap and hot water
eleanses. purifes and freshens the
skin on the outside, so hot water and
limestone phosphate act on the inside
organs. We must always consider that
internal sanitation is vastly more i'm
portant than outside cleanliness, be
cause the skin pores DO not absorb
impurities into the blood, while the
bowel pores do.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-08-06
WCbENS COUNTY.
tContinued on page three. }


Waeks in the county with relatives
and friends. She was accompanied
home by her other, Mrs. Pattie
Williams. who will spend a week in
the braid City, leaving there for Car
rolllon 10 visit her daughter, Mrs. j.
" McCaaerty.
kr. 5. j. Sparkman, of Melrose,
was ;ransacting business in Reform
Saturday.
Rev. K. L. Dill. pastor Of the Car
A.. lion Methodist church. has an
l.0-n-ed that series N revival ser
vices VIII begin on the first Sunday
in September.
ldr. ". Z. Ferguson, Of Carrollton,
seen; a part OF Saturday in Tusca-
LISA on business.
Mr. " l. Brandon, Of Palmetto,
Nas in Reform Saturday mingling
IS his many friends Of that place.
iiss Delma Beard, of Columbus,
Miss Anna Kate Carr, Of Water
.aIley, Miss. have been the attrac-
tive guests of Miss Boards sister
Mrs D D. Patton, the past several
days.
Mr. Marion Johnston left Sunday
for Washington to res me his duties
as private secretary Ct Congressman
VIII Bankhead, alter spending a
months vacation in Carrolton with
relatives. AIRS. johnson and little
daughter will not return to the Cap
ital city until late fall.
Mr.. w. c. Sparkman, Of Melrose
was in Aliceville on business last
Saturday.
Mr. J. T. Collins and Mr.. Ben Gar
rison are spending few days with
relatives and old friends in Bib coun-
ty.
Mr.. O. y. Walker was visitor to
relatives in Gordo Saturday and Sun
day
Mr. L. d. Hildreth, Of the Dunbar,
Miss, community, spent a part of
last week with his son, Mr., lack
Hildreth, near Reform.
Miss Hattie Stuckey and Miss Eth
el Ryser, of Birmingham, have been
guests of Miss Stuckey's sister, Mrs.
h. F. Heritage, Of Reform, the past
week.
Mr.. w. F. holland, the popular
carrier on Route ! out of Carrollton,
has been confined at his home the
past several days, suffering from
critical illness. Although Mr.. holland
was not feeling well he left one morn
ing the past week to make his daily
round and on arriving about two
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-08-06
COLUMBUS GIRL WEEDS IN
GREENVILLE.

The announcement Of the marriage
of Miss Annie Lee Lawson of this
city, and Mr.. Thomas J. Wallace,
which happy event was solemnized in
Greenville Saturday night, came as a
pleasant surprise to her many friends
in this city.
The wedding occurred at the home
Of the brides sister, Mrs. Green, in
Greenville. The bride is the pretty
and attractive young daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. J. o. Lawson of this city
Sh graduated from the Stephen d.
Lee High School in this years class,
and was one of the most popular
members Of the class. She was class
historian and was one of the leading
members of the class.
The groom's home is in Carthage,
Miss, but for the past three years he
has served his country in the mill
tsry service, having only recently
been discharged from the service
after spending more than a year in
France. He attained the rank of Cor
poral and was with the Army of Oc-
cupation.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Wallace left for Port Nechez, Texas,
where Mr.. Wallace will engage in the
automobile business. Countless friends
in this city extend best ishes.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-08-06

miles south Of town he was taken
desperately i'll, being found by Mr..
j. W. Hedrick, who brought him to
town, where he received medical at
tention and was later removed to his
home. his many friends sincerely
wish for him speedy and perma-
nent recovery.
Rev. j. E. Cook, Jr., is absent from
CarrolltOn this week, being in Alice
vile, where be is conducting a Sc
ries Of revival services.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. PridmOre and
children attended church services at
Andrews Chapel Sunday.
Mr. c. G.. Rogers returned TO Car
rollton Thursday from Huntsville,
where he spent several days with
relatives.
a bill has been introduced and re-
ported favorably by the educational
committee to make the Office Of coun-
ty superintendent of education cleo
tive by the people, which will meet
with the approval Of the people of
Pickens county.
Hon b. G. Robson, probate Judge
" A'fo N'bHt<s was dihNiE AiN Noi
rJllton.als who spent Sunday AZ al
drew s Chapel camp grounds
The cottage beng erected ~ Mr.
w. j.. Ferguson is nearing completion
and viii 10 q short time be ready for
occupancy. More houses is the need
of Carr1llton and we should have
them before the next school term be-
gins. If we have been correctly III
formed there are half a dozen april
cants for the house which Mr.. Fer
guson is building.
DIR. f. l.. McCafferty, accompanied
by Mrs McCafferty, and children,
have returned to their home at Mt.
Vernon, Ala, after a stay with rela-
tives and friends in and near Car
rolton.
Mr.. l.. H. Beasley ana Mr.. W. W
Curry are spending a few days of
this week in St. Louis on business.
The community sings which are
being held each Sunday afternoon on
Court Square, are being attended by
large crowds and much interest is
being manifested. Visitors from the
surrounding towns attend and their
presence is appreciated.
Mr.. George A. Howell, of Reform,
is among the business visitors in Car
rollton.
Mr.. John w. Hammond, Of Pal
metto, is transacting business at the
county seat today.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-08-06

Mr.. f. F. Leigh leaes this week for
Nv York, where he goes to purchase
the stock for his new store. He plans
to opn for business in the Owen
building on Main street shortly after
the first of September.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-08-06

Mr.. Earl Equen Of the Delta was
a visitor in Columbus the past day
or two. He was cordially greeted by
his many friends here.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-08-06
Dispatch Ads Are Winners
Simple Operations
Fitted Together

The business Of Swift & Com
pany is the fitting together of
many simple operations.
No one thing in a packing
business is particularly difficult
for men trained to do it; but no
one thing is enough.
Thousands of other operations,
properly performed, are necessary
for the completedprocesses. And
someone must fit together all
these thousands of simple oper-
atoms.
The success with which packing
business performs its function of sup
plying the best possible meat products
TO the consumer with the greatest
possible benefit to both him and the
producer depends upon the energy
brains, experience, and faithful effort of
the men trained in the business.
Swift & Company turns the pro-
ducer'S live stock into meat for the
consumer at a profit of only fraction
of cent pound, because it fits these
operations together with the least
waste, overlapping, and friction.
Do you believe government direc-
ton could do better7
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-08-06

dispatch Ads are winners
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-19
L 0 c A L D A T A
YESTERDAY

CABLE REPORTS FOR "A HOURS ENDING
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-19
MERCERIZED LINING

SPECIAI-4 YARDS FOR S1 GO. Only alimited amount of this Mercerized Sateen, of blue, green, red or rose.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-19

Here are three interesting photo
 praphs of early events in the war, taken from collection appearing in an officia. album published in Ger many, which must make the heart of every Hun feel sad in view of
 the history of the great conflict which has been recorded Eince. Gaze upon the inscription on one of Germany's through to Paris" cars and the aged soldier standing bo- side it: also the one showing the Kaiser in all his military regalia in the midst of his troops after tho capture of Lyck. Quite different story has been told since thk photo graph was taken. Then see the picture of the bells torn from the belfry of Frances churches await Ing shipment to be turned into mu- nitionA The photograph in the elbpm hsars the title. 'The Bell. tho Bell no Lonsar RingA'
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-19
1BNf fssf CORPORAL STABLER
 BECOMES ATTORNEY !
 TO PRACTICE LAW

Corporal H. D. StabIer, member of the Signal Corps, who has been serving in the Sitka cable office passed the bar examinations in Ju neau on Tuesday Mir. Stabler left on the Princess Alice this morning on his way to Seattle to re-enlist in the Signal Corps, and will return to Sitka.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-19
NO FLAGS LIKE JUNEAU.

William Harvey and wife, from Ketchikan, boat builder. arrived on the Admiral Evans and intends to make Juneau his home. He is going to. build here and says there is no place like Juneau.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-19

NOTE Harbor, Kodiak Seattle, Portland and San Francisco and Juneau ume.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-19

0rpheum Bootblack Stand. Ladies Shines Speciality. adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-19

Weather Conditions as Recorded by the U. s. Weather Bureau
 z. I Forecast for Juneau and Vicinity Beginning At 500 m. Today: variable
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-25
"Army Worms"

Observation-Disclosures me0be.
Ter, at Nrnic-S rmcncs cqer 9anore.
larperles &auoringcr lonl %begpnote
Scras / iibite Snluocl al Wai, MI bar
lprcot iig norosltouer % or blet al
minoelig / DC centralc Scle al Mis-
iisiippibalen.
N%opportcr piier at Sarpcplagcn or
tcmunelig ~dlporlig / 9elc al Stater.
lie S%flobomo, Wisiouri, Soma, Silt
nois % Snbiana. Get er meget mn.
liz at &c norolige Stoter Git for Mp
palacbian- 6ielocnc / DC nPrmeite ire.
tire Tiger fan fcnimc til at blipe no
Iat ior oennc Elage. Get enfleite %
melt eficftipc Miobcl MOB &anore.
larperne er, Tiger DC ieoerale Sag.
fpnbige paa bette Smraaoe, at tagc
Imoo Dem meb 8iit-Nate al lanlme
Slags lom man mebcr 8%rpsboppcr
% ~lignctioc Sfaocopr meS. Splfrif.
ten for ilig Iate or % Tl,rto Spebe.
flio, 1 Humo Hariicrgrsnt eaer bpib
Irienif, 6 Gitroncr eller Mppelliiner
Tom iinbaffes, Ell Gel iinlpcl Wolas.
ic iom I. Gr. Iiialo ira Suffcriabri'
fcrnc; cler man fan BRUCE Den are-
a%turmplasic lom or ficnbt tinoer
Napnet @laef Strap, Ni @olasien
tagcr man . Charts. @ibere oct nsb.
penoige apontim Tano, / Mlnlinbe.
lisbco ira 3 til 3 8aaons.
alibcn oa Barrier rsnten eIer
ocn bpibe Irieuif blanoes gobt, mems
Stoiicnc err icrre. Tereiter baffcs
5rletcn % babes oppi. 90 tiIilni
blir ben ~fortpnbebc, opipGooc Molas.
ie b9Iot opcr OF belle Wasicn blir
goot aienncmfnaoet, iaa DC forificlli.
&C Stoiic blauocs aoot. Spis mtall
life fan oporipc Gitroncr eacr Ippel,
finer. fan man BRUCE fniiitc, mobne
1omater. Tanomcloner ellcr anben
isrist. Zen irroiec Mate fines
tpnbt % icpnt uooper Sorocn Der
bpor DC ircmrpffcnbc 2arper iormo-
ocs at fomn,e, Tette Wibbel fan
bruaes iiffert paa @rTsmarfcr %
aornaarc til @ieranins al Ssiten for
2arpeplagcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-25
Godet moo unddrn.

st mcgct ioriinfet Telegram fr(
Wicn, botcrct t2te Silli, fortTllcr, a
Den ironifc General o'gipcrcp, 2pcrit
fonmallocrclbc opcr DC allicrcoe Wal
funtroppcr, bar fiuiogiort, at bai
bol6t pnn at iorbercoe Ell Jrcmrpf
ming moo @uoapcit nco eli glrmc poe
10000 Nan0. Tenne Nrme bcitaal
al irollte 2olonitropper, HuinGnerc
Silgo.S loucr, Stalicncre % enocI
llnaarcrc, lom COMMANDERS al @c,
neral &rotocbmil.
Siocn bette Telegram blep oiicnoi
ira Wicn bar Der Here 8o1ge pGrct
mcooelt ira YariS, at ct iaaoant
Sorctngcnoc bar inocr ODcrDelelle,
men at oct rlmeligpis piloe bli op-
gipet iom SslGc al .Nrbciocrnes encr-
Niifc Erotcit / alle DC aaiercoc 2anoe.
Slniolcrtib tele9rafercS ira Berlin
at aonmmniltbspbiugcn Nela Sum er
blct itprtei og eritattct al Ell 3riirm.
brat, ioni CT enonu rabifalere enc
ban % fontroilercr, bpoo DC folbcr
"Mpbiclatroppcrne". SiSic trooper
bar i~tornict @orniiouclt, afppbnct
@cln aums trooper og ioroclt Taab-
nclc bIonbt "oct fillcoc Yrolctariat",
bporcitcr DC icnbtc ct llltimdtum til
NlibnpcltS aomnlanOant nleb Srore
til at opcrgipe Npcn / ocrcs &rnocr.
st icnere Telegram ira @ien mel.
Der, at Neln &un bolbcS lmloer &c
uo9tning al DC me Mogtbaperc, og
at Der fan pentca Ell IN Tcriooe al
"rso RpoicI" / llngarna Sopebitao
Srn Berlin mclocs, at @rcp Mi-
cbocl &orolpL Den %lungorltc Mcpll-
blifS fsritc YrGiibellt, CT flpgtct ira
llngorn og 9icnncm Eitcrrig anfcnl-
met til Stalien. Scr ioar ban imio-
lcrtio life Sob til at opholbc iig, men
bcl,pttc ocn isritc Nnlcouing til
at tonme iio opcr til Nmcrifa. \Iet
cr bans Wciing, at DC 6orenebc
Statcr buroe pootn9e Jig Den Spaope
at itrioc ilo og bringe Srocn / Gin
gene igicn / llngaru.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-25

Snterpention os Sienlfaloelie at Gilt
brittle Trooper i Ritslanb.
Ssslaoelie al Irreitanter, lom bal
negtet at giere MilitRrtienelte pac
8riino al Observation-Disclosures.
Sorbub mob Mnpenoelie al crop
per / arbeibsfonHiftcr.
Spis oisie - % mango andre -
arap blir ratificeret al De tire Srgani
iationers WebIcnmer, er bet bel
iicppe nogen Sbil ON, at Sfriieitif
fen meget bl,rtiet pil bli lat paa Me.
gieringen.
Sm ben projeftcreoe "internatio
male Streif" / 8eiteuropa / Wanoags
'oreligger Der meget %ipariomme Mel.
oiii6er. Sra Yari5 og Hom meloes
oct | to forte, n9iten liselpoeiioe &c
legrammer, at Den planlagte "a Ii
mers Strcif life par belt efieftip"
bperfen / 5ranfrig eaer Stalien, og
ira Norge og De andre nsitrale 2anoc
rorcligaer Der operbopeoet ingell
WeboeleIie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-25
Sfoebranoene.

Sra Spofane, @aib., telesraferes
Den 2tbe Suli: Situationen / norb-
lige Soabo, peitliee Montana % sit-
lige @aibineton er frembeles fritiif.
Den farligite at S%fogbranoene ra'
Ter / 8ocfriperoalen, menem Sano
Hoint og Scope / Sbabo, bpor ct Sm.
raabe pad benimoo 40 &paoratmil er
beriet al 5lammerne, Tom ioag be.
fanbt fig inoenfor to Wils Mfitanb
fra 8reat Nortbern-g anen % blot
tire MiI fra @pen Naples.
s Wontana err Sitliationen farligit
/ 9lacffoot.S fogen, bpor Der raier
fire ierifiIte 9ranoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-25

%noroiife Wufiffeit" forlcocn = o.
fire "Stocfbolmsoigte" Of @iIbeIm
Stenbammar, iom benne Gmnitner
bapoe eli itor Sufces paa peo iamme
S~eiligbeb, pil uofomme ienere, =
iamt Horomanben gppino sllnps's
alaperfoncert / en- llogape for TO
&laperer.
enoelig fan oct babe i'm Snteresie
at erfore. at 2ange Iiiaers "San-
gerbilien til Ssnberjpocrne" ifal no.
fonlme paa Norbiif Wuiifiorlag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-25
Sender N ooelmoumentet

Sra Naiep, Sranfrig, telceraferes
Den 21oe Suli: Wobeller al ct No-
nument, iom ifaI relics / Smegnen
at 6lirie til Wirbe ON gefrielien a.
mango Sanosbper / lorraine peo
Sen amerifanife Sffeniip MOB ct.
Observation-Disclosures oen 12te Sep.
tember 1918, er al Wonumentfomlis
teen blet ienot til Er9iioent @illon
og General NerIbing lom Er9len.
ter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-25
Streiferne / Gndlano.

(nglano or life ier iGroia mco
line ricrslcitcr, ipr BET ilnocr Jig
itilct operior Ell al De prrite sfono-
MITE &riier / 2anoetS &iitorie. Sele
2auoctS Snonltri trller mcb at gaa
iltoa pao @runo al Streifer, Oh netop
M i Oncrgangstioen CT oct mere MO-
pcnoigt enc n~ogcnlinbe at Siulcnc
lurrcr.
&llarllbeoriiten, @rrnoIo0et for
iaa pnltrent al Sllbuitrt, ipnes at
nurc nGitcn belt inbitillet 5 g)orf-
hire 0iitriftet olcnc or iaaIebcS ON
firing 100000 9ulgrllbeorbciocre
poa Strcif og $4,000 / Gerbpibirc-
Tiitriftct, og Oct uGritc peo Ginger
cr, at @rubernc itaar / Sarc Tor $.
bII ehcla1t unocr oennc S~tilitano.
Gen 21oc meloe2 ionlc0c@ ira Son-
Son, at ire 0rubcr / 0orflbire itaur
um6cr &onb, iorbi TiintpcmTnbcnc CT
poo Streif, - @rilber pil bli iuloc
al Nouo poa Ell 0og eQcr TO, og ncb
50 auorc @rltbcr er Tiumpingeu belt
inoitillct.
) Shciiiclo e. ollcrcbe t,,iener al
Nrbciocrc / iorifieniac Snoi,itricr
bet orbeiOalcoigc ion Islgc al aill.
ItrcItcll.
! 9tottinQbnm bar 10000 Nrbci
ncrc ncologt Nrbcioct / Snmpati mcb
sc itrcifenoc Britbearbcibcrc.
) 0~orflhirc er Wiarinclolooicr lat
til Of manipuIerc 4umpcrne pco aul.
Qrllbcrnc ior at hinbrc, at 0riibernc
Icbcr iulbc al &nnb, men bette meb.
irrte after. at Wipuoiabcocrnc iorn Ell
Observation-Disclosures ian0t lia
nebloact til at inbfaloe trooper til
1t beifpttc sc puupeubc W~orineipl,
batter, ON bette ituIhc bli poofrTpct.
Miuiltcr ubcu Eortcislic Sir eric
@co6ea hor Al Hcgicrinacn iaoct /
Sporaa at prepc at iaa biloat Son,
iIittcu / 9orfihire oq andre Stcocr.
% han bar inobuot Rcprpiertontcr
Tor 8rubcarbcibcrneS Sorbuno til Ell
Gonicrcncc / 9eeoS iboq.
Sltuationcu or imiolcrtio blct
pocrligcre iorpPrrct REQ at oaiaa
Gotorbcibernc / 9~iuerpooI or aooct
poa Streif % 10000 andre tritcr
mcb al islgc ocrcs grcmpel - ia,
oct ipeacr cuboa itnai meb General
ltreif / ale Nrbeibsiaa.
Scnnc Sircifcbeprgclie or al
u'Gopaulia @cifoiienbeo ogioo al Den
@rnno, al ocn life bare or al sfono.
milf men irrit og iremit al politiif
Natur.
Trbeloerne bar rettct piSic arap til
in Mcaiering, oa bisie arnn 1ipcr &c
GA egct @itcrtrpf oeo at aaa poa
Strclt.
8eprGlentantcr Tor "bc brittle gr.
beiocrcS SrcmaatSiorbunb" - Scrn.
bo~neiolfenc. transport. oq @rilbcor.
bcioere bar ieaar poa CT 9Peoc /
Sonoon beiluttet at goa til Ell SoIfe.
%o''tenmina ior ar gipe DC ire iiorc
SraanilationerS WeaIcmmcr gnlcb.
ming I'll at nbtale fla ON &c opitiuebe
&ran. lom blanot anhet inobciatter
ielgcnoe a poIitilf Natur:
gicbIiftc,is aiifaiieIie al gcrne.
plieten.
+ GicbIiftclie Spbsr al Den rnsiiife
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-25
SynneolaS.

Gucbcc, Gan, Den 2thc Suli. In.
Der ell bcitig S~orSeuitorm ioag ilod
SDnci nco ! ben $50 200 bsic Sfor.
li%cnSpibc paa 9coupont AipI. iaa
Den itDrteoe neb poa @psninaen OF
fnuiie 2agct en al GinfoniSierne.
Ester q. Fruoencc, 5lcp orGbt paa
Glc,ien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-25

bar pGrct | Den bertlgcIige SamiIe.
Gle, blcp imiolertio life iolgt, % o..
bsieitc @uo finn Loo paa 26.00t
Collars. Ilene oen Smltpnoigbeo
at en- aiinltIfat al oenne STANG ifft
opnaaeoe ct bsiere 9uo, piier, at DC,
for 5ioen err imaat mco Sfiainger
blanot Den brittle Noel.
Ut Telegram fra 2onoon meb.
oeler, at Hremierminiiter 2lopf
George M for Mlpor beifi9itiger Zig
mco Oct irlfe Spsrgsmaal. San e,
pna oct rene meb, at en- eaer anben
Slo9s Sroning ntaa Der trpiics mcf
oct aaerisrite, iaa man fan ioa / SCI
mlnolte liot Eilterum til at tage iii
az DC mango andre ponifelige Speu.
per, lpm oglaa pcnter paa jim 2es.
ming.
Spiferne oriper iii / baaroe Sagci
mco at lepere tilbase 5ppeeobs itiaa-
let ira @elgien nnber arieen. Oct
er ltiaalet Waifineri, Iom DC iislg,
6reoStraftatcns ltrenge gcitemmel-
Ter MI boloer paa of lcpere tilbaee.
8icnncminitlig 5000 Cons al Wa-
finer leperes ugentlig til DC oprin-
beige Giere / @elgen al tpife Snou.
ltriIirmaer Iom bapoe lat oct %itiaalns
Wlalfincri op / line egrte 6abrifer.
Sp til ben lite Sl,li bar Ser aIerebe
lcpcret tilbage $4,000 Cons ar Ma-
lfineri. 90 MT ~begpnoer bel libt ON
lcrn Sjlilcne otter at Iitrre / BEL
glen.
Get CT life naaoigt at pGrS Hpg-
teImeo / llngarn. @ela Sim taeer
life paa DEM meb Silfebanbifer.
0orlcoen Gag, oa en- fremraeenbe
Mopofat lao inoe hos en- Barber /:
Sitoapeit, fortaltc ban blanbt anbet.
"6ranlfnlGrlocne or rpffct inb / @it-
bapeit, % @olibepiferr,e er blet itpr.
tet". ga Der life Dor ct ianot Orb
/ bette blep Wanbcn osnlt til 10
Nars baarot Strofarbeioe.
timber Seirsparaoen / 2onoon /
Serongs bleu Seltmarifalf Saig Iaa
Ipg, at ban maatte bringes til lit
Silent og gaa / Seng. Set bar ct
Infalo al Malaria meo Itert Sober.
st Telegram ira 2aibad) fort9l-
Ter, at Ser nplig blcp aiilllttct en-
bemnlelig glqiance mellem Stalien
og HunrGnien imoo Sugo.S loperne.
Yapiret ifnl beer nnoertegnet al
Sittorio Orlando, Der nplig traaotc
tilbagc iom italienif Ssriteminiiter
og ben rumGnlfe 6%eriteminiiter
0ratiano.
Sra Sern teleeroferes at Ben tpife
&esierins penter, at SiemIenbelien
al De tpife arigsfanger / Sranfris
bill beapnbe / Mibtcn al Muguit. Der
er omfring 100000 tpife 8rissfan.
ger / 5ranfri9.
Nationalforiamlingen / 8eimar
bar pebtaaet ct 6orilag, bporefter
Staten ifal bragg Smiorg ior Wss
ore meb Sppoborn. st Sorilag
ircntlot ira DC rabifole Socialilter
ON, at ugifte Wsorc ifal tituleres
ion Srue, blcp pebtaget meo 1873
moo 1873 Stemmer. Oct blep ogiaa
bclluttet, at "ilGgte" Barn lfal inc.
tage famine i%ociale Stiaing ionl
% at sGgtefolf meo itorc
1Sanlilicr ifal hare Statsunoerltpt.
teNe i Ell eller anben Sorm, ltoen at
bette ifal resnes for 6attigbiplp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-25
5reo 90 ufreo.
3orife,ielle ira Sibe /.

6rcbsfonferenccn bar aipiit ben
italicnife delegations Grop paa. at
rSialien ifal faa iig operoraget DC
sitcrrigifc &oncesiioner / Sicltiin,
Gillo.