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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-11

MEN. l6 AND OVER. ARE
nr government hallway Mail
%2 month. Examinations soon.
-- particulars. write Raymond
former Civil Service Examiner.
.,noian Building. Washington.
lantldGtt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-11

|, FRIGHT PIANO. USED But LIT
ie. Mrs. Lewis Cheney, % Windsor St,
tlaHioipH. lel. I'M. IanIluI,y
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-11

NE WHO IS WILL
''1 gilt Iousework. Az
ir"enwood. - Sacon.;
an1d6s
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-11

EIGHT NoDT SHOW cASI: :6-INCH
IRON toiter new. store desk. :; ilawe:s
on either side. y. -. Turner Hai.o-
Well, Me. Tel. lQ5@-M after =. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-11

AM.LY ftrL or WON
iref"r-"d. FOR general
''7e "N1sr,encn III COOKING
t'0," Immediately at .
.t- l'nr- M. Mrs. Daniel
jan1dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-11

-TERS TO HAUL AND LOAD
y 20 lords hardwood from Web.
&. n Riverside. to t1aine central
JuinG. For full particulars
Morse Brothers COMPANY
.taH.n. ~ on the premises TO
NDrhlcr. janIld2w
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-11
ST PanKS FROM MAINE WIRES

Salixtu.th -sat.tf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-11

- -XPEP,ENCEp
80 30 assist with general
ainir' Phone sSs-N
,anadiw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-11

TWO NEW UNITED STATES CREAM
separalors with disc bowl: Will sell
them al a good trade. cash or easy
terms {. A. Peavey, Oakland. Me.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-11

T,-E MiCrLT AGED
rtIs.w1rs IN L farm IL
IN give -aferances ana
W"'tp VIM t,ouiti,
Ne Telephone ~.
amidst
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-11

t3L.E MEN TO BOOK ORDERS
ut 'rees and ornamental trees,
snrnbberE, etc. pay weekly
\ B"stwick. Box l., Newark.
TX ,tate. ianIldIt~
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-11

IcBAtCO-GOOD OLD KENTUCKY
natural Leaf chewing and smokin, to-
a trial Will prove what real tobaccu IS.
ID. SOC: lbs. $40; 10 lbs s. ~. most
aid. Address l,ando.ph Tobac"n 60.
care Standard Advertising Asencv st.
Louis No ianIrJit4
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-11

uo1tlS G,l ~. after >
fri t.tcr !. months SO ~.
-1oIn nj laundry.
.,tc-. ;Ipt., Wrentlam.
.AuMit4
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-11

v Man AT BOSTON
1an.d6ts
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-11

BABY SLEIGH AND ROBE. INOUIIl.
OF Mrs, j. 4. Folsom s. Willow 81.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-11

TER ON 1.OODYEAR MACHINE
omen $ work. Johnson Bros Shoe
tt.JWeii ian11d1v,:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-11

~ INEXPERIENCED Or
-f. city or travelling. Free
rent service for members. Send
openings and fun particulars.
N.1 SaiesTnun $ Tr. Assn.
-,tt.auo lil tantll1fS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-11

WOMENS FCk CAPS. A tEW'
small sizes It reduced pr.ces ,lou -
$40 K. Z. Davis 4 Co, Augusta
ieel3dtt
MEMS rLIs GUATS, <PLENDIlJ
.lne III dog, horse niae. calf. S1!aot,
RussIan lamb. goat. etc. Prices 20 o
$ss. L. E. Davis u Co.. Augusta
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-11

Joseph Grooms. a boy " about
eighteen. employed by T. 4. Huston
& Co IN Auburn, created something
of sensation at Court and Main
streets. Lewiston. Wednesday night
about Q o'clock, when as rushed up
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-11

H. ftEiP-JOB AMI CYLINDER
ssfDHn ana feeder wanted Give
er' nces. eXperienc" ana wages ex-
l;rt >ennebec journal Eompanr
iecJiat.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-11

WRITE A SONG-LOVE. MOTHER,
home, childhood, patriotic or any sub
isct | compose music and guarantees
Send words toiay. Thomas
Merlin, 20 Reaper Block. Chicago
Jani1dlt-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-17
Airplane Line From
Fort Worth to Denver
May Include Our City

There Is q possibility OF an airplane
|%eryIce for Albuquerque. An aero
|ervice line between Fort Worth ana
'|ienvcr is being established ana II Is
possible that this city may be made n
Hopping place. The Associate Munlc-
hal Aerial committee OF Amarillo,
|eNns. has written the Albuquerque
hnmhcr Of Commerce to ask wheth-
|r IL will cooperate In this undertake
|ng,
An attempt Is being made TO inter-
|st M least 500 cities IN the southwest.
|Vhcn the Denver line starts opera
ions connections with ~ Pnso viii
Undoubtedly be made. according to
Inc committee. In which ease Albu-
|uerque would be in direct line.
II Is probable that a large aerial
Equipment would be secured with the
hhicut Of carrying mail, freight and
.lasRengers. Later ON passenger
Llanes such as nave been already put
|n operation In the east would be
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-17
Is Coming
to This City to
Show Good Roads

"The Open Road. q aim produced
ID boost the good roads movement In
Bis vii h" shawn ~ two
bcal theatcrs through b efforts Of
Die Chamber Of Commerce which
~ secured the nlm for this city. The
De u on September "a and "a. The
|leroud showing Will be at the Ideal
H. september - and 20.
The open Road has been approx
d. hy every secretary Of state In The
II nitod statcs as well as the High
Bays Transport committee of the
n ouncil of National Defense. ana ex-
. %cutlyes Of all Of the nations high
Lay associations. u g. regarded as
Be most prct.ntlous n impressive
bject lesson 81 it, type ever present
H. the public, II L. sponsored by
IN ndFor 4. white. hcdd OF The White
|iompany, Cleveland.
Citizens OF mis- city who are inter-
Ssted la good roads VIII u much 20
4 pprOve In this hlm. u much to be
shamed OF. II inspircs or TO effort
%ecause 81 Amer.cNs reluctance to
|lter plans for the development OF
ater highways. ana leaves alarm
cause OF the wrctchcd state In when
IT, nations roads have been left.
1 henes were takcn all over this Gun
y. and la foreign countries, Ameri-
IN Improved highway peing COM
Haired. not very %favuruhly h must be
Omitted. with the great highways u
rance, Italy and other European
Countries.
American hlghwayg were never
n ncd as extensively and were v
INFECTED 10 rs tearing demands Of
heavy traffic as they We're during the
ears OF the great war. During those
A ears American governmental cNecu-
YES began TO realize more keenly
han ever before the deplorablc Con-
j ition OF the nations highways.
A All OF his and more Is shown In
Ihe him. How good roads would have
furnished even more food and cloth
boz to American soldiers In the
French trenches, how corporations
hight send their products more di-
4cctly 10 the consumer. how motor
rclght transportation might be de-
&elopcd Ia a plano almost equal To
HAT Of the railroads; how IL lies
+lthln the power OF the public itself
H. obtain better roadu, are shown
4 lcarly. forcefully, and entertain
Ingly.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-17
GOVERNMENT WINS
IN TEST CASE OF
BIRD PROTECTION
Migratory Law in Which New
Mexico ~spor:smen Have Shown
Interest Upheld in Test Case
Brought by Spring Shooters.

Albuquerque sporisinen who have
Peen supporting the federal law and
pave been watching the efforts 20 de-
Peat II viii be Interested to know that
he migratory bird law has beer de-
isively upheld. Notice n been re-
ieived by the New Mexico Game Pro-
ecuvc association that q Ease TO test
tlie constitutlouali3y Of the law hns
been decided by Judge Van yaiken-
|purgh, United States district Judge 81
he western district Of Missouri. up
lolding the federal law.
This is the third and probably the
inal test cnSe brought by the spring
hooters Of the Mississippi valley In
he attempt to break the federal law.
Pho Law was founded on a treaty with
annda. ana the ease rested on wheth-
2 a federal law for bird protection
ould be based on an International
treaty. Judge Van Vaikenburg held
hat a. seal fisheries. and salmon and
|ea otter were protected through an
International pact. a precedent had
been established, and that the same
Jaw Tor birds should be held good,
lsh being as migratory as birds.
Such Vas the nature OF tins opposl-
ion that the last legislature OF KAN
aH passed a bill authorizing the state
attorney general 10 defend gratis all
'nen prosecuted for violating the fed
|ral law, The best counsel was se-
ured. but the government victory
vas complete. thus establishing dcf-
nitely the TACT that The Law was
Isithln the constitution.
The New Mexico Game Protective
~HsOciation sent a message OF congrat-
blation to District Attorney Francis
~ Wilson who defended and won the
ase. Sportsmcn OF this state rccog-
tize and are Of the opinion that the
Increase and preservation OF duck
re- due solely 70 the enforcement OF
his law for their protection.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-17
POULTRY FARM ON
LONDON SKYSCRAPER

London. Sept. li.-"bne
Feet above one of LOndon's busiest
|~trocts, and within goo yards Of BiE
hsen. on the roof Of the Institute of
'ivli Engineers. there lis one ~ the
beet Kept and most prosperous poultry
farms In the city.
n comprises SO hens. housed In
hree spacious cOops. but during the
.|,renier part OF the day the hcns are
'tIlowcd 10 roam about the root at
|vill. Although the coping Ii. not more
han eighteen inches high the hens
never attempt to reach the ground,
lnntending themselves with mounting
he top and there announcing their
Satisfaction after an egg has been
bdded TO the record they have been
nakinE.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-17

~ he only wouldn't send me roses
Each day-the stupid thing.
In a few weeks az present prices
He'd ave enough to buy n ring,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-17

That Daggagcman is Henry. Phone
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-17
Price, $II.o5

-WOMEN'S NEW SIIAWLETTES.
The ideal invalid wrap or lounging
robe, nice, warm and comfortable. We
show this splendid garment Ia soft,
fine yarn, assorted colors.
D-.o- orr nr - Nf0 OE
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-03-14

and Common Council of the Town of Clifton and be in substance the fol- lowing form:
 Official Ballot.
 Election March 18th, 1919 Clifton,
 Greenlee County, Arizona.
 Question Submitted.
 Shall the Mayor and Common Council of the Town of Clifton be authorized to create an indebtedness on behalf of the said Town of Clifton and upon the credit thereof by issu- ing the bonds of the said Town of Clifton in the aggregate amount of Five Thousand ($5000 .00) Dollars for the purpose of the construction and erection of a bridge across Chase Creek, together with the approaches and retaining walls thereto, in the said Town of Clifton; said bonds to bear date the 30th day of June. 1919, and to mature serially Five Hundred ($500 0O Dollars on the 30th day of June, 1920, and Five Hundred ($5O1 = O0) Dollars on the 30th day of June of each and every year thereafter tn and including the year 1929: said bonds to bear interest at the rate of six (6%o) per centum per annurn payable semi-annually on the 30th day of June and the 30th day of Dec ember of each year?"
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-03-14
DEAL FOR EVERY
 INCOME TAX PAYER

Washington, D. C.-The rights Of all persons now filing Income Tax Returns are amply protected by pro. visions for abatements. refunds ana appeals" says Commissioner Daniel C. Roper.
 Every person can be sure of a square deal. No person is expected to pay more than his share of tax His share is determined solely by the amount and nature of his net income for 1918, as defined in the law.
 Abatement petitions are dealt with open-mindedly. Refunds will be made in every case where too much tax is erroneously collected
 The Income Tax is on the aevef all the way through"
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-03-14

There 1s more Catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put together. and for years it was SUD- posed to be incurable Doctors prescribed local remedies, and by constantly failing to cure with local treatment, pronounced it incurable. Catarrh is a local disease, greatly influenced by constitutional con- ditions and therefore requires constitu- tional treatment. Halls CatG-rh Medi- cine. manufactured by r. J. Cheney G Co.,, Toledo, Ohio, is a constitutional remedy, is taken internally and acts thru the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the System. One Hundred Dollars re- ward is offered for any case that Halls Catarrh Medicine fails to cure. Send for circulars and testimonials.
 F. J. CHENEY <: CO, Toledo, Ohio.
 Sold by Drugf-is',s 15c.
 Halls Family ...s for constipation.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-03-14

as well use it sooner Then you are absolutely sure that the corn will loosen from your toe so that you can peel the whole thing off pain plete piece-just like peeling a ba- mana. It takes a second or two to apply "Gets-It." There's no fussing or puttering. Corn-pains will van the "Gets-It'' does the rest. Nothing new for corns has been discovered since "Gets-It" was born. Follow the judgment of the millions; use "Gets-It" and be sure to be corn and pain free! YouI say it's magic.
 "Gets-It," the guaranteed, money back corn-remover, the only sure way, costs but trifie at any drug store. lI'f'd by E. Lawrence & Co.,, Chicago, III.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-03-14
Only One Corn
 Peeler, ''Gefs.It''

Stop Corn Pains; See Corn Peel Of.
 It is just when a corn hurts that
 you want to feel surest about getting rid of it. Why take chances of keeping the corn and having the pain grow worse? You'll use Gets
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-30
Sc nblm Yenfunatsprijer.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bar tyr DGret
poo Gale. Song paa Sang CT Der
fomn1ct alager oper Sc mngtige
Hriicr, aoifillige Heniionntsinoeba-
perc %forlnager for EN- Soft, ser or
laa llopint, at YenlipnGrerne ol0rig
opnaor at 1pile fig rigtig met.
Set ct mi rent yalt | a%jp6en6apn,
hpor Scr ohitilligc Stcber forlon1cs
l150, 175 % 200 &roner ON Moo=
neoen for &olte1l. @il Genlionrrer=
NE life betale, fan Sc goot gao. Ser
ct llblenoinge NOT / @opeoltoocn,
Tom er pillige til at gipc Sc l1blll
8riier.
s Sen li0lte Sis CT ser ino1en6t
o6lfilligc81ager til Erisregulerings=
commissioned. Spprgsmaolet er III
blot, ON Observation-Disclosures
men bil tage Mffpre. Jor pjebliffcl
|inbbcnter man / 6en op%cror6e,1tlige
&omfnisiion Splpsninger ON 6or
boloe'1e belle 2onhet oper.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-30
s 9renge paa @bentpr.

Otte 9rengc / Id til Is Morsal0e-
relr ct ne0 Mn1erifooamperen "l1niteo
States" Mfaong fra &jpbel1bopn
forIeoen leilct 1nco Ion1 "bltnoc"
Naslogerer>
@trofs efter 5fibets Migong fit
Spoogcllespolitiet fra cit Mrbejos-
mani Notticb poo Mn1oger Mnn1c1z
0e1ie on1, at bons 11-oorige Gpn /
1ogle Gage bapbe beret forIplnn6en
fra @jelnn1et, og at bol1 al bans
@oll1erotcr bob6e facet at bioe, at
F@relr1enc Dab6c taft ON at flpgte til
Munerifo.
Ser blep itrofs t%elegroferet til
8riltio1tio, og oa man ber gjenl1em-
ipgte "ltnite0 5tates" fonot rna11
tire Drenge, oerimellem SEN ul1gc
Notticb, ifjult / &1tlbunfer11e. Sc tire
Sure blep me6 "Gimbria" Ier6t til
bage til &%ipbenDnbn; rnelt efter Mn.
fon1lten til Sre6erifsbopn flpgtcoc
Notticb og cit o1oc1 al 9rengene /
2ol1o, 90 Sc p%agobon6ercr en6nl
Spllan6.
Npppe bop6e mon foaet lln6er.
retiring o111, at Be to 0renge bor
flpgteoe, fbr man mo6tog ct trooo.
lott Telegram fra &optoi11en pao
"lt1lite0 Gtotes". ser me66elte, al
ban miot l16e poo Mtlonterbopet bop.
De flt1t6et D6erligere 5 Dre>1oe. ifil,l1
2olten. Sc bol6es nlt UNDER Ifort
9ebogtltl11g on1brrb % bill noturlia.
big blipe tagct me0 tilboge til Sir.
be11Dap1, bbor Sc bill bIipe aflebere0:
til Nolitiet.
Set er mprfeligt, at fltn cit al
Sc flpgte0e Drenge ct bIeben an.
melot til Holitiet lom forpnn6er, ol
Eolttiet CT 6erfor tilbpieligt til al
tro, at Sorplorene lite fan bate bee.
ret belt ltpi6en6e ON 6eres Sorebo.
beltoe. De. TANNER ale fra BOAR.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-30
Gm Sat til Gpiuberne.

.@n11si en-Nprremplle oflogoc for
|le6ell en- lillc @i1it paa set 1bn6er=
.iDife Spi6cpot paa Sen gan1le @olte.
%bane1ooro / @ipbengopn for at ie
ben ltorc og omfotte1the &irfl mnbe6,
Der epes fer.
ST.. Sans n=@prrcmplle bplot en-
file Sale til Sc mango asliiterenoc
Gamer % @errcr, ioet ban toffeoe
benz for 6eres ltore % 11egcmnDttigc
Mrbejoc. &on %ifiloreoe> bpilfe1
@leoe Nnfomiten al sri bao0e noft
/ @plocrjpllano, o1 meo0elte eli
Meffe Oplpsninger ON 5orbol6ene
6erne6e, scr foite6e ct GREET 2ps oper
al Sen Srang, Set ct tilltcbe. Goo-
1e0cs oplDltc ba,L at en- l1n6erI ggel7
1e Dopoe bit, at la1,gt Sc fle1te &ni11-
Der git 1,0cn 2innc6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-30
8cnaefabrifem / &ploina.

Delt ltore 6ollfm9l1tneroffere, Ser
bat baft Spmprflombeb 11o ober
J. belle Qn16et, bor allereoe MI 1l6bif-
let fig til at omfotte fem onbolote
8erloner, i0et ser ct blepet foreta-
get to l1De Mnbol6el1er, 1remlig 81
nogrof 2u11oma16, Molborg, OF Ell
TIFF 2itbograf Ge5s, ser onbolotes ]
&igbel1bobn .
Otter Sc ii6ite to Mnboloe1Ier fan
Set ie no til, at Holitiet iii bar fit
ret fig belle 8an6e1 / Danmorf; mel,
Der er il1gcn 9pibl o1n, ot6oIifmpnt=
11er11e bar 6eres Sorbim6elier / SIM
Ian6. Suititsmini1teren bill III fao
@opport al 5agerL og Me6oelellen
bill goa Di6ere til Sc finite MDn6ig-
be6er.
Nnoerien b9p6er ita6ig, at Se6-
Ierne ct fremitillet / @eflamegieme6,
i6et ban paaitaar, at ban arbeioeoe
for ct finif Sirnta, % Sc "geenge",
oe Iobeoe, f,1Ioe br1lges tiI MefIa-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-30
Sac Stem, % rn-.efolen forcligger
ser @ibncsbpro o1L at Sc ofte bar
lfulfet % bit Genocni er til 8aga=
bonoering.
6rrens Observation-Disclosures CT fore-
Iubiat faSIerebe.

Gen &%ommislion, lom flor bler
neoiat for at u1beripge 8rl>noen tt
>c mango Slppel,lpffer, lfal Dapt
:prb1,6t, at Ser o%perDopeoet flpbeS
alrb npere Mptorcr f%orclpbigt. 6or=
Mloct gjelocr olle Motorcrlle fra
Miel1en % @intfer. Ser mao fun
flppes meb Sc gamlc Me'lol1lt Woto-
rer eller sc &opier> ser CT lonet pao
N0rens cgre @nrflteocr. Set bi]
1mc6 an6re Orb itge, at Ser operbo,
|peoet life forelpbig fan flDbcs | Ser
oonlfe Scr meo on6et cno 1iogle
galnle 5tolennIfiner, Ser CT forlp:
ne0e mes Sc %li0ltnnpnte Motorer
Nlle andre Mailrer CT foripnet me<
SC 1rpere Mntorer.
Get nil ~iiffert pnffe flor Spii1t
at &onmis ltonen, bpis @irfI ombe>
lnnl1 oberbopeoet bibtil life bar bpr1
11ogct ill., INT plll6ieli1, eftcr at n1o11
bele &intcren bar flejet mco Motp=
|rer1e / al Slogs Geir> mes ct for
bpoer Tlppningerne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-30
Scalas ME Ncpmc.

9cr bcgpnoer at gaa .Npgter ON
Sen Hragt, bDorme0 oen tonrnelloe
.5colo=Mepp 1fal %uoltpres. Gfser1pel:
bis nppnes, at oct EGppe, Ser pi]
fuloe for @llttningsoptrinet: ct
proatiulot iapanif Scsneri, bpori
gono6ositnet og III 1ebe,oe 2otlls.
hlpmlter lpiller cit flor Nollc> bor
foitct 10000 ST. Set beltoor 1'oc:
l11ffeu6e al 1n1aa japanife 2antcrler.
Gu al Sc tcfniifc GenIationer BIZ
Der eli Tort pr. Glepatpr op gjen,
mem @iffeltoornct til Soppen, bppr=
fra Tilif11erl,e faor Ell pra9tfulb llo.
ligt ooer Carl 2un6if Hanoromo
ober 9oris. @n anoen tefnilf Gen:
iotion er cit 6loaoerepD, lorn opcE,
nrres fra Scr. @il1ons Dacbt 1loen=
for Mclp Sort. MaturliJois 1na1
bauoe Motionerncs Sorbun0 oN
9Dbbel Mplle fnn6e fig / at brrt
Qcb / Mebpens lloItpr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-30
Nopr6an MIN bliucr aammel.

Gio1igere 9iltriftslpge / 9obro,
GtotSraoo &.Mogn1s, er nplia fp1ot
.95 Mor. Sen gom1c gtatsrao6, Ser
CT 9onnlorfs r1oite 2ege, bar for
.tolt %fplsenoe ONT, bborlebes set CT
at blibe 9anlmel:
"EEro6s mini 1a,1gt f%remrpffeoe Ml-
Ser (uer Sc go 1l9oes jeg en6n'
re6 2ibet og en1fer, at set maottc
'belfiGrcs mig at foa ct Eillpg.
Gfopoufcr bor jeg, og fon til
fpic noturligpis, oa jig / so Mor bor
poret 2eAc / EFT poerit onitrcnAenoe
Girflombeo, jog fon iige baooe Scot
.on 0on. Seq bebtpcr life at toge
pioerc @enlpn til Sen Mo6, leg ipi=
fer, fan 0eltagc ! Se(lfobslipct; Ser
in1oo or jeg pao @run0 of Sung
hdrigbeo ofifaaret fra eli Del 6or;
neiclier. @a9lig fan jog aao en for
tcrc .cller lengere' Enr u0en n1in6itc
&enipn til @ejret. 2e6ig fan jeg life
bore; jog lni er fra Morgen ti6lig til
fen Mfte,; bliper 9inene for trettc,
lfriper jeg; poa Sen Maaoe fol6er
Giocn mig life long.
Noar icg en6nu tilfpjer, at min
@l1fommelie for ti6ligere @cgiben=
be6er er fortr&felig, oa at leg ~
mes, mine N%on6seoner er f%orl1n6er=
liqt uifo6te Wpo6 Dog life ct ct
nfeil6ort 8ebis), 1ao A1reller jcg cr1-
oclig> at jea, Ion jeg %begpn0te, -bor
al goo 0rlrn6 til at glr6e mig be0
2ibet."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-30
Solicited betalcr!

Gn Mpffe 3o1nutrater 2o110et oDer
CT / oen fi6lte. Sis bleben toget al
porligt be6 Nnlen al cit ing Mo11o,
ser foloer fig Mp11eripen6 &url 81
len, og ior11 opgiper, at, bon CT biem-
1neDprenoe / @e1lelte6 &ommltne be1
Moribo. @on mp6er mes Ell @fri=
pc11e fra Gogneroaoet / 6ennc &om-
mime, hpori Bette meo1e1er ban!
Sjcm1tapnsbebis og ibDrigt prlpler,
at bo,1 boo6e Tan foo Mei1cpcHAe,
@erge til Sri nj. IT,, mar ban ben<
pc,,6er fig til en- 5oaneraaosfor=
mon6 / CT &pmln1tne, 6a 9elle1te0
Ioo pi( refunocre &omnu1nen bette
Ienere, oa bpori &elleltc0 @ogncrooo
p6crligere oplpIrr bonn ON, at ban
fon foo Mrbej6c, 1loar ban nen0cr
ilbage til @o1nln1,11el1.
9e1nc 5fripellc fat II. "&ib.
Mmtsti6er,oe" &nr1 Slien f%orcpilt en-
Mnffe ACKNOWLEDGMENT, og bo1l
bar facet 116betalt cit grop 9obcl1
|Fc1lgc pao 6e11, bporpon &onmlt-
l,crne bor 1e110t' Meo11inge1 til Sci.
|lcltc6, 1oln imiolerti6 1let fife fjen-
Ser Monoe11, og 1pm 6erfor negter
at 6ctole. 90 1ao iiooer &olnmt.
l,olbeltpreli erre ser n1eo &pitterilt=
gen. Sam ifo1 n1o11 oltIao paste poo,
ibis man ct 5ogl,erao6sformor16.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-30
Srommcilaecrcn / Mafirfcbp.

Iorfotteren Mn0reos @in6ing, Ser
fornplig Dor .ppret paa e11Joreorgsa-
toltrne poo 8ornbclm, fortpller
"Gol." f6lgen6e NOR ommle Mnef=
optc ON Srolnme llageren / Mafir.
febp:
SIT 8pel1s 5tof, Mpbeoer % Mn.
nol1ccr, goar gien11en bans Mltno,
Set er born, ser / fin Sib al1mel0te
Stint Scnriqltes: "&ongeltg &omel.
fpiiflts fine &elrriflen ipiller &on.
cert ioften." Somme Sag o1,11o11.
eereoc ban ct Nglieu6ialg for 5lqg.
fer Neterlell. Tini &e1triques, ION
.fie6e6e Jig, fol6te 8rommeilogerel
IND paa &anns @otel % bel6te e1
8ar RaffepunicDe paa bom. Mer
ga bot iii gietoptoa SSournoliltifen
par 5toffet b1ebet bam for obe::.
|pploe1loe. SON iIog roie16e ct @a,
|9ptroler % br9lte: "Den fine Sen.
|rifien bliber Tngtet 81. 10, %
|9glierne iplges iaftenln
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9(lpprligt Tlppcrubelb.

Gergent grlino bar fornplia paa
eli Tpeliesflppning beo &jobel1bopn
mes 6ilmsifueipillerinoen 5tel1a
,2in6 iom Hosiooer. l1ofor 9%eiellen
& @intbers 6o6rif poo 9reiltnos-
bel ltprteoe @aifi1cn, ct g. o1o 3d.
&p6roaerop1an, / Non6et og blco
fltl6iten0ig p6elagt. Gu al Mori=
mems @atruillebaooe reo0coc oe to
6lpbere. Seryent Gr1in0 por 11ifoot,
men. fyrf. 2i1l6 bopoe facet femme
&p9itel1er> nohn1ig / Nnligtet peo
Set enc 9ie.
Set mcl,cs, at Gergcnt Grlino
poa @run6 al Set ifarpe Sollps ct
gooet for brot nco poo &nnoflooer.
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"Yara6iict".

"&cjmool" ifriper: Meo borulig
@lroe nleo6clcr "Mpenro6er Gage
blott" fine 2elere, at Ell. Game fra
s(abenroa bar fooet fplgen0e &ilien
iert6t n1c6 bjem fra lin 8ro6er /
9onn1orf: "Gig til Doniferne Ser
ne6e, at Sc life bill fin0e set Sara
sis, iom Sc benter."
2iaeloo fist lurn on6etite6s poo
|Sor6cn fin6es Ser / Gunnrorf po=
ro6iiiife Gilltanoe. Sg "Mpemo0cr
|Sagcblatt" pil 10 neppe efter @jcn=
%foreninge1 berc be1jelet al famine
Selelicr iom Scope / 8aronens
'@ena> ont @looet operbope6et boober
at oberlepe @iel,forcnings0ogen. ga
gan1fc piit er ser for Si6en Ell bin1-
melDi6 Gnrifjel mellem SSorbpl6c1r
i &Dlflon6 og / 0onmorf, ioo mango
|Splfere pil bape fe1t fig iom / Sen
ipoen6e Sinmel for life at BRUCE
|Sr6et Noroois, 11oor bo,l tom fra
t6rre @oro til cit lille 6elifot
@sio6og til 3 ST. / 6reoericio SeScr1-
bol1erel tol1rol,t. Men set bor for
.os olorig beret ,l16ligterne til be6rt
efonomiife Sorbol6, iom bor 6onret
.@rrn6laget for @jenforeningsboo-
bet. Set bor 5erimoo pGret Splel=
tien. al 9om6dri0be6 mes bore Sol
fcfGllcr Mor0 for &ongeooell.
81 hor iao tit iunget:
Sper @lons, bpcr 9let pil jeg bore,
Der fn16cr pao 0anmorfs Nobn.
90 SC Sr6 1toor hi pco!