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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-12
REAL ESTATE
S6.S00

lIlgh part OF north Elwuod Five
rooms and scrcrnrd-in In porch. duu'
bic garage, concrete drive and HeiNr
ants quarters, hardwood floors ia
three rooms, Cash $1,000, balance
lyn "a ,,,.Rth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-29
Rupture Kills
1000 Annually

Save0 thousand persons each year
are laid nway---thc burial certificate
being marked Rupture" Why.
Because the unfortunate ones had
Neglected themselves or hnd been
msrUiy taking care OF the sign
(eweiiing) Of the affection. and PAY.
1ng no attention 20 the cause. What
~ you DOING Are you nrgiecttng
yoofseif BY wearing a truss. APP
D1kAnce or whatever rane you
choose 70 call ~, AZ best the truss
~ emly . makeshtft--a false prop
oNninst . coIiapsing wsil--and can
No ~ expected to act as more than
mere mechanical support. The
01DGtn9 pYrssure retardr blood circo-
DaG1ou. thus robblng the weakened
mnocles OF that which they need
1n4ot--nourishment.
Hut sciencc has found way. ana
every truss sufferer tn the land IL
1nvife4 10 make a FREE test right
m the privacy OF their own home.
ne pf4APAO method 10 unausstion-
u11yr the most scientific. logical and
0uec&oaful seif-treatment for rupture
the yCorfd has ever known.
Tho PL.APAO PAD. when adhertng
closely 10 the body, cannot possibly
o11D or shift out OF place. thereforc
cannot chafe or pinch. Soft as vel
Vet---casy to appiy---tnexpenslve- To
~ used whilst you work and whilsN
you sleep No straps. buckles or
springs attached.
0oening as nature intended. 30 the
rupture CAN'T come down. Send
your name today to PfAPAO co.
Block 7zf. So. Louis. No. for FREE
trial Piapao and the Information
ueceasary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-29
Picture hter

Douglas Fairbanks new picture.
THE Kniukerbocker Buckaroo." has
for is theme. Mar.
Jorie Daw. who played with Doug
In Arizona" il In the supporting
cast.
Tommy Mcfarland. who nearly
won the worlds championship from
"A woignst. IL now appearing In
sennett comedies.
Marearita Fisher has just filed
suit for divorce from Harry Pol
lard
Elsie Ferguson Il back In New
York after a lengthy stay In Los
Angeles.
Norma Talmadge has completed
her latest picture. "The New Moon"
Miss Taimndge appears as Russian
girl In this photopiay.
The Sirens Song" In the name Of
a late Theda Bara picture.
Henry waithsil's new pho,oplay
has been named Modern Husbands"
A new Bessie Barrfscale feature.
"Josseiyn's Wife" from the pen OF
Kathleen Norris. has been released.
Elsie Ferguson appears ar n cab.
aret dancer In her latest starring We.
hiolo. Eyes OF the Soul"
sessne Hsyakawa and his little
wife. Tsuru Oaki, are soon 10 appear
In The Courageous Coward"
Sylvia Bremen and Herbert Raw.
linson are the stars OF "A House ID
vided." a new ]. stuart Blaekton pro.
duction.
Douglas MaeIean says his favor
tie food IL spaghetti.
Robert Anderson will be Doro-
thy Phillips leading man In Am
billion
Hale Hamilton was in an auto
wreck "a, Aberdeen. X. ID. and
escaped without y scratch. Other
members OF tho party were slightly
injured
Frank II. Crane haF been cnrag-
ed 20 direct Florence Reeds next
picture. Cranes career includes as
ISOLATION with William Collier. Arm
old Daily and other stars OF the
speaking stage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-29
Home Wrinkle Recipe
Astonishing Results

such startling. sensational results
come from very simple. harmless
homemade wrinkie-removef. there's
no excuse now for anyone wearing
those hateful marks OF age. illness
or worry. No need fooiing with
worthless pastes. creams, nor skin
foods" which don't feed the skin
No need rubbing. massagIng. steam
ing - sensclcss methods which ex-
pand and loosen skin and underly-
Ing tissue. aggravating a wrinkied.
fiabby condition. Better. rsner.
surer. 10 the scientific saxollte form
uia. Thousands have successfully
tried It---tho9sands freed OF wrin-
kies. enlarged pores. saggy cheeks.
double chin - thousands younger
looking. happier
All you need do 10 TO dissolve one
ounce Of powdered sa1nlite in one
half pint witch hazel, and battle
your face in this. Tho effect IL al
most magical. Even deepest crows
feet completely. quickly vanish.
Skin becomes firm. smooth. fresh
iooking--bcars no trace OF treat
ment except that OF enhanced
beauty. Get these inexpensive in
gradients at your druggists and try
this marvellous saxolite lotion today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-29
Plumber Thought He
Needed New Pipes

MY stomach and intestines were
always full OF gas. and often had
severe collie attacks The pain and
soreness caused me TO think needed
now set OF pipes. since taking
Mayr's Wonderful remedy all this has
disappeared. and my only trouble now
is to make enough dough 20 buy all
the food ia like TO eat. II Ia a simple.
harmless preparation that removes
the catarrhal mucus from the in,ss-
final tract. and nilays the infiamma-
ton which cause practically all
stomach. liver and Intestinal all
ments. including appendicitis. One
dose will convince or money refund
ed Bartelrs five drug storcs and
druggists everywhere. - Advertise.
ment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-29

Autos Run Women
Down on Streets

Dora Hanson. 10. 1902 Terry
ave-. was run down by an auto
mobile at Terry ave. and Pike At.
Tho machine was driven by Henry
Ayers, 2035 Eastiakc ave. Ayers
reported to the police that Miss
Hanson lodged out OF the way OF
an approaching street car into the
path OF his machine. She Is sur
fering from severe bruises.
Mrs. Archibald Jones. 3S. 4710
10Th ave. ". e. In suffering from
injuries about the head and "A badly
cut hand as the result OF an ac-
cidcnt Monday night at 14th ave.
N. II. and II. 45th ST.. when she
was struck by an automobile driven
by c. II. Levy. OF Oak Park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-29

Dorothy Dalton viii play no
more vampire roles. Dorothy says
NO herself. II you will remember
right. when Dorothy first entered
the films she vampcd her why
thru every phc'oplay.
Now listen To Dorothy. II soon
found that this sort 81 character
VAS Just ma uring To the public
as 10 myself n you cannot main
tic sympathy 81 tho audience.
you sro not doing yourself IA
Aud who VIII sympathlxs W.T.. n
" l~kcd vnriar. unless she r"fo, ms.
An even thsn Rhe - aiwafs t.-
Farded wf's more or less fais-
picior.
80. repeat. no more YAM
piFcs There arc plenty OF good
women In the world. plenty of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-29

n 10 an iil-wind that does not
blow someone some good. SO thinks
Rogrrs-and there's a reason.
Rogers was forced out Of his old
location--forced 10 vacate after six
years spent In building up a large
volume Of business. And Rogers
was truly up against is-wi,h no
location In sight and with stun less
10 be had. Rogers was practically
forced 20 give up business.
But Rogers was not made OF the
stuff that calls quits. He would no,
give up. He decided 20 secure
new location as good as the one he
los,--and to set one as close 10
his former location AZ First and
Pike as possible. And good for.
tune" wax with RoRcrs--and he sue.
ceeded. lie secured the large double
storeroom at the northwest corner
Of First and Pine SITS. just one.half
block north OF his former location
and to this large storeroom Rogers
has moved his entire Red Front
stock.
Out Of the High Rent District
Being out Of the high rent dIs.
trict. Rogers Is better able than
ever to sell for less. Rogers takes
pride In the fact that he kept prices
down during the war---now Rogers
expects to keep right on cutting
prices until they come down to a
lust peace" basis.
Rogers Cut Prices
To Introduce his new location TO
his former customers and patrons,
Rogers wishes to quote n few specials
for Wednesday. Read the following
prices: each item means n substan.
tial saving:
Mems $3.50 Khaki Pants priced
"wednesday at CSC; $3.50 Boys
Khaki Suits. sizes 14-1s. 20 at ss.es.
A large line OF Mems Suits, worth
to $40, priced Wednesday. special.
at si2.s5.
Mems Shoes, Ss.45
Mems Heavy Work Shoes, worth
10 s.. 20 at s2.45. Boys Shoes at
Si.65. And a large new lot Of
Dress Shoes priced at S2sb.
Canvas Gloves, Dc
Canvas Gloves cut to &c. Union.
made Overalls, worth 32.25,. cut to
ti.25. Dress Shirts at CSC. Presi.
dent Suspenders at lie. Cotton Sox
at &c, etc. etc.
Yes, It will pay you 10 come 10
the Red Fronts new location at
First and Pine tomorrow.
II you need anything at all in
wearing apparel shoes or furnish.
ings, you'll save money by trading
with Rogers.
Come wednesday to First and
Pine-look for the large Red Front.
Make your dollar do the work OF
three or four. Remember the place.
RED FRONT CLOTHING co.
l601l603 First Ave-, corner Pine 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-29

Most perspas nsuse wear larger sAoes
than their fe~t really require because Of an
almost constant pulled or swollen coadision
caused By eongestioa In tho submrfses
blood vssssls- But this condition yirids
quickly To proper treatment and can b
easify controlled The scientific. shrInsina
and soothing action Of . CsLc-eide fccs-
pose. restoring the normal sniidnsss of The
nesh and bringing immedlste relief from
aching. tenderness and exeess perxpirln<.
II psnefrstes tho pores and eorreesa tho
eause- Cato-eide costs bot . quarter from
any drusEi.t. Each psekass contains Dow.
erfui littis plartsrs that yin remove ths
most stubborn corn. Give this trsAt TO ycuz
fere. Improve oppearanec4-Adv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-29

charming. young girls. who may
have trying experiences. but whose
hearts at least arc not steeied
10 every fine emotion. and who
sometimes think Of other things
than Turing unfortunate men TO
picture doom.
ia vamp est mort. vivn u
vamp. That In my slogan. hence
forth. She has serge1 her pur-
poas II khc had ono thEt sns
worth while. Mo IL done. fis,shsi
net only no tar mn am con-
eerned. but. really believe. with
the screen itself"
~ the way. Dorsthy ~iii he
the star Of THE homsbrc liser.
n new lnee pr duciloa whica oi.cn'
at the Coliseum "Wednesday morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-29

Just take your shoes Off and
then put those weary. shoe crinkled,
aching. burning. corn-pestered. bun.
ION tortured feet OF yours In
"Tiz" bath. Your toes will wriggle
with JOY; they'll look up at you and
almost talk and then they'll take
another dive In that "Tiz" bath.
When your feet feel like Jumps OF
lead--all tired out--just try "Tiz."
It's grand--it's glorious Your feet
will dance with JOY. also you win
find all pain gone from corns. cal
louses and bunIons.
There's nothing like "Tiz" It's
the only remedy that draws out all
the poisonous exudatlons which puff
up your feet and cause foot torture.
Get a rs cent box OF "Tlz" at any
drug or department storc--don't
walt All! how glad your feet get
how comfortable your shoes feel
You can wear shoes size smaller
IL you desire
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-29

LfnrHrt Charles nas In .srea-ea
Lightning 'Jod numms's Mis-
cue" comedy rsthe News.
ttuMhit--Mstei Narmsnd In Isl.
ussk ias."
tOit~Et M--tsr,snt Msshhurn In
"~.nethinK 10 Do The hspsrt
Iiep~r," comedy '.rhe Decision"
Niesery loan play Cc,iseam News.
srRs>D--t eastsnee Taimsdxe In
"tsp~rimentsi Marriage later
national New. weekly Feeding
the thirksns," comedy.
RkN--Nsbei >ormasd In Mickey"
second week.
COto>tAi.--t'r,.e,i Dean In The
wicked Dssiias''i "~amho's We'd
ding Day comedy News rie-
tostais.
MISREPRESENTATION Russell In ''tsr~ss
Hutton" comedy drama Current
Eseut rtst.riais.
LITTLE - tsttty Artuekie In
Camping OUT Geraldine fsrrsr
In 'srh~ Hell Cat
CLASS A--ttsrry Mercy In The
sr~eu tod mi. t~sthesed Nest"
comedy fesd weekly. :.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-29
ADMIRAL BEATTY BETS
ON MORE SEA BATTLES

Especial 10 The Star by N. Il. Al
LONDON. April ga thousand
10 one against"
That's Admiral Beatty's answer
TO the question. "Will Jutland be
the last great naval battle In his
tory"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-29
After INFLUENZA, GRIP
And Other Frustrating Diseases That
Exhaust the strength.

GNuautt TIC <tfVuk"s
There ia always a depleted condition
Of the blood. that extreme tired feel
ing. nervousness and digestive weak
ness from which recovery IN slow
unless a good medicine In taken.
The lack Of red oorpusoies In the
blood makes IL too thin properly 10
nourlsh the body. and the general
pros,rauon. annoying humors. boils.
ioss of appetite ana poor digestion
prevent progress towards health.
Hoods Sarsapsrilla meets these
conditions perfectly. AS many people
know. II has proved the greatest
blood-purifyinw. vitaiisIns medicine.
Nothing eise 20 good In Spring.
IL iH made from n formula com
prising ingredients often used by the
best physicians for impure blood.
scrofuia. rheumatism. Weakness
Truly II purifics the blood and
makes the weak strong. For a fine
family ca,har;ic. take Hoods Pills.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-29

IsttitRJN
Barney Oidnsid. ths famaaIs n'ac
-acef. visited the Thomas ", ines
Nsauio IN iou Angeles a short tine
arp during III. filming az Creased
Lightning. In which cNnrlis Va,
IN playing a, the f.iiH.'y this
week.
oIdfieid oomrpm-a'si nay on
the ingenious HON. .fnfdc fp~ed.
rer in which 'Ac ,-tor make .
daredevil race.
Hoy ptarta out rs an Inventor.
having just secured a patent on
a to;s 10 paaler. ~. when i'o gives
"a rrs, exhibition. N th'ng ca.
piosies and his audience Ii
showcred with spgas. discouraged
he trades his inycnispa Tor iise
makes over into iit;ls specisssr.
which he chrts'cls Creased
Lightning
COLISEUM
something To DO" plays at
tho Coliseum Tuesday n!sht for the
last time. It's about Jack Merrill.
wealthy young clubman who had
80 much money that he didnt know
what 20 do. Then one day. because
Of crooked valet. he found some
thing to do. And while doing II
he meets Janet.
lie meets Janet early In the film
bu, Il isn't until tho very last reel
that they become well acquainted
and Jack pops the question.
STRAND
Experimental Marriage" nj the
Strand, IL a delightful comedy in
which Constance Talmsdge IL play
ing a charming young widow who
wants 10 marry good.lookins
young lawyer but dares not because
she Is strong follower OF women
suffrage and does not want 10 lose
her freedom.
After much sehsminx and plot;ins
she persuadss the lawyer into Q
from Saturday 20 Monday mar
riaEe"--which causes no end Of fun
ny complications.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-29
Good Fortune Still
PwSues Seattle
Young Man

After BEING Forced Out Of
Old Location. II. NJ. Rogers,
Proprietor Of the Red Front
Clothing Co., Secures the
Large Double Storeroom Mt
First and Pine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-29

Marguerite Marsh. sister to Mac
Is 10 he tho star OF Robert Me.
f.anghlin'S play. The Eternal Mag.
dalcne."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-29

from the Bonney-wa,son chapel
under the auspices OF the Odd Eel.
lows.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-29
1G|1fe8c1rpGI1l
,Cii.u,fElt

CiENisfER
Thc bird on Seilie's hat xan'f
~ u with tie dais - on s;a'.sI
Normand'a ''h.iior.' ~hiea sno
wars in ga Hopkins" al t.,s
Clefnmer THU week. Three fio>
orp adorn the hard brim Of the
hat and they furnish a lot Of
amusement.
The daisies arc Tag ones. Two
OF them nss,le on the bottom Of
the crown--thls II a fashion note
and one OF them rears itself
straight into the free air. II waves
from side 20 side when Sis II en-
gagged In her antics. and stands up
siiffiy when abe Ia prlm and
proper.
COLONIAL
wellington Platter f. Priscilla
Deans leading man in The Wicked
Darling" at the Colonial. And he
~ good one. too. Platter plays
Kent Mortimer. very wealthy man
who marries Mary Stevens tMiss
DEAN no, knowing that she at one
time had the reputation Of being
the cicversst little purse snatcher
on the boulevard. Things sure do
hum when he finds IL out but the
story has a happy ending.
MISSION
Vivian Martin. In her latest pho.
topisy Little Comrade." will be the
new show which opens at the Mis-
sion Wednesday The story deals
with the adventures OF little
farmerettc who doss her bit for her
country In a most attractive man
nct. Blii Russell In ~Brass But.
tons" closes Tuesday night
LITTLE
Fatty Arbuckic l. n poor. neglect
cd married man. at the Little this
week In one OF his best comcdios--
Camping Out"
Geraldine Farrar is on the same
bill in Tho Iieli.cat"
REX
Mickey" Ia stili playing a, the
Rex. Mabel Normand IL never idle
a minute turnout the whole picture.
She rides. swims. dances. plays dor.
ems OF pranks. laughs. cries and
finally falls In love with a hand.
some young man.
This is the second week that
Mickey" has played at the Glenn.
mcr and the sixth week OF its ap-
pearanoe In Seattle.
CLASS A
Mystery predominates at the
Class A In The Green God" There
Is a pretty girl whose father tries
TO marry her off In order to secure
possession OF a mysterious curio
called the Green God. How the girl
and her real lover foil the father
is told In a meiodramatic manner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-29

Charles Ray has returned to tho
Thomas fnco studio after two
weeks vacation. Ray spent his
time In San Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-29

EFFECTs
The positive and the aegative life
Produce both "cause" and "ef-
feet"
The "effeet" we take ss positive,
And the "cause" Dc net detect.
Then put "cause" on the pOaitive,
The "effeet" viii Ne asi gain
IT'S nothinx more than active
And progress Of the brain.
A. mind cveat~s cenditions,
Then conditions are "cffeefs"t
The "cnusc" should be right think
Ing
In every and al respects.
We're positive ss - styles and
price,
And ysu can ssve mach usss~
On each Spring SUIT, DRESS and
At the FLORENCE UpsrAIRs
~ STORE,
Second and usIss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-29

II you value your watch. let
Haynes repair IL. Near Liberty the
re.--Advertlscment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-29
STRENUOUS LIFE

James J. corbst, says; when I
was world champion all I needed
was a pair OF trunks. shoes and a
bath robe. Now In the movies
have to have rs suits OF clothes. a
half dozen hats and secessoris,
without number"
James IL featured In q seriai
called The Midnight Man"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-29

HYPNOTlSM
Madge Kennedy says she thinks
she possesses the power OF hyp
notism. Walking along the road
while out on location che saw q
snake In the path. A big black one
Amos, yard long.
Il looked real hard" she says.
"and thought hard snake go
away and pretty soon Il went"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-29

LODGE CONDUCTS FUNERAL
Funeral services for Ernest VIII
l1an Eugvl. s.. who died saturday
night It the family home in Tukwila.
v1Il be held Wednesday afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-29
SERVICE

An Atlanta. Ga. exhibitor Is bulid
ing a garage back OF his movie
theatre for use by patrons.
Its capacity In 400 cars. His
plan Is TO accommodate patrons
who now have To hunt for space
to park their cars and then walk
several blocks TO reach the theatre.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-29
MISSION


LITTLE
Fatty Arbuckic Il n poor. neglect
cd married man. at the little this
week In one OF his best comedies
Camping Out"
Geraldine Farrar r. on the same
bill in Tho IieliCat."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-10-03
9as Sansen Der ainber.

Dos SGiigen bes ainbes lit Der
iiderite Sdus Der 8eiunobeit ocs
fleinen 3inbes unb fem anoerer
Gienit, pelder Die Wlitter Dem 8inbe
crpeiien fam, lit BON groBerer @id.
tisfeit.
@Gbreno Der ~@nfangsmonate lei.
nes eriten 9ebensiabres, ioll es feline
anbere Rabrlrng befommen auBer rei'
mem fiiblen Srinfnaiier, meld,es es
mGbreno bes Sommers peridieoene
@ale am Gage 5u trinfen befommer
ioIl. 4ber ielbit elm al Der grnIt &c.
nGbrtes &inb mag barunter leioen.
hoB es iiberfiittert miro. Die meiiten
9(erste itimmen barin iiberein, Dab
bas &inb in 3piihenrollmen bon
niht petiger oils brei Stunoen &C.
iGuet merben mllB uno bob elm 3mi-
Ihenralrnt bon bier Stunoen oft Dem
&ii,be better bcfonmt.
Gs lit bon Der sr0Btcn @idtigfcit
fir Die @eiunobeit bcs ainbes, bob
oie Mutter ibre eigenc @eiunbbeit
pflegt. 0ie Habrl,ng, Der SdIaf, Die
aorperbemegung unb Die alIgemeine
tGgIi6e &%0rperpilege iinb bon Der al.
Ter gr6Bten @i6tigfcit fir bas &inb.
llnterpeiiungen iiber Die ridtige Sc.
bensmeiie Ser Witttcr, Die ibr &ino
iG,lat, peroen jcbermann frei crteilt,
Der INN 3uicnoune Der Bulletins iibcr
&inoerpflcee Eorc Of gbllorcn) an
oaS G%biloren's Bureau, II. 9. Ses
partment Of 2abpr, @aibington, 8.
6. i6rcibt.
@cnn sic @llttcrmild benz &inoc
nift at befommen ideint, mag Der
Wlitter mebr Habrune, mebr fliiilige
9abrung ooer irgenb cine Ienbcrnng
in Der 2ebenspeiie nott,ln. gs fann
iein, baB Dos Ginb 81 oft geiaugt miro
ODER gu bel Nabrune auf einem Mtalc
bcfommt, mas iebr lcidt Der Sail icin
fam, namentlid penn Die Wlitter
picl Wilf bot. 8enn ober anoerieits
bas &ino nidt gcniig Ml,ttermild be-
fommt, mag es notie icinL Dem &inoc
etfpus berbiinnte &ubmild nod Dem
SGusen oll seben. Die M,ltter m,ib
Gorge tragcn bob tie namcntlif pab'
reno Scr erItcn feds Monate Dem
@inbe acnllg Iilf gcbcn fam.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-10-03
gnftiun.

unterSci1neter miro in ieiner
@obnung, iiibIi6 bonn gaieball Rarf,
in Sermann, am
samstag, ben II. Oftober,
beeimenb 1 llbr nadmittags, folgen.
oes gigentbllm offentlid an ben
Weiitbietenben %perfaufcn:
2 idmarae Bferbe, 2 Wutteridpei.
ne. 10 Serfel, 1 SdweinL 5armpa'
gen, Springpagen, Elm beoedter @b.
lieierungspagen, @rasmaber @gge,
9raolep Disc grltibator, 3 Gfliige,
Sdaufclpflue, 8ferocseidirr, Sattel,
Sdleifitein e%iierner &eiiel 90 8al'
lonen), Diem, 20 Bales Safer.S trob,
9 8agenlablrng 9unole.Safer uno
piele anbere Irtifel au sablrei6 I'm
aIle bier auf5u5Gblen.
Seoingungen: 9aar.
SoIlte cs am If. Oftpber regnen,
bann finbet Der 8erfauf am Montag,
Den Is. Sftober, itatt.
Sobn S. MUELLER,
Sermann, Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-10-03
Neue Nn5eigen
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