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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-25
AID REQUESTED IN
BUILDING UP ARMY

Washington. d. c.. March s4.-co-
operation of public officials. the clergy,
chambers of commerce. educational in,
stitutions and civic and patriotic or
Eanisations In ASKED by Newton p,
Baker. secretary OF war. for the pur-
pose of calling attention to the new
army with its educational and train
ing features" He says; Each OF these
agencies should be made an active,
working force for the upbuilding 4
the army. and each OF these agencies
Is willing to become such force IL
ana when the lasting benefit OF the
army plan is properly presented 20
them"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-25
.T|MBERED PASSAGE
WAY FALLS; MAN KILLED

New York, March a4-One man
was killed and half dozen persons
were injured Late this evening when
a timhered passageway In front of
a building being remodeiled on Forty
ninth street gave way and mass of
bricks and debris poured into the
street. a number of persons passing
UNDER the passageway at the time
were trapped and the dead man,
CharIes r. Metzeroth, an employee Of
the New York Telephone company.
was killed outright.
Most OF the injured suffered from
broken limbs and decorations
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-25
TEXAS JUSTICE MAKES
RECORD FOR SPEED

San Antonio, Texas. March 23.-
Texas Justice has made new record
FOR speed.
John Hood Price, a negro. who
murdered John Kennedy, q farmer,
was captured late yesterday. The
grand jury was immediately called
into session and the accused man was
indicted. A special court sessAon was
then called for o'clock and the
negro was tried. convicted and at III
o'clock this morning he was publicly
hanged.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-25
u. S. Joins in
Grant to Ebert
Permission Given to Send
Troops to Ruhr District
Against Sparticists by the
Allies.

w.,nirrfon March o4-The United
$3.50.
states mas joined 1reae t'ri'AAn ".Ao
Italy In the proposal to grant permits
sion to the Ebert government to send
,-oor. into +ha Rnhr district To pre-
s'oops nv @
vent is iorcioie occupation " spar
tAcists.
Thts became known today in mill
-. $500 go. !. -. rno,,r,.a :.
es $50 :, ~as = 8.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-25
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT
REPEAL DEFEATED

Specially f8r#e Fire Christian xrteacw
Monitor.
Boston, March 24.--After much dis-
question. the bill to abolish capital
punishment was voted down IN the
Massachusetts house OF representa-
uvea. On ordering the bill to i third
reading. there was faint aye" and
"a hx A. rising wota of 40 yaas
to Ill noes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-25
RISE IN VALUE POUND
is REELECTED

London, March ga steady, con-
sistent rise in the value of the pound
was predicted this afternoon by Of
ficials of the British treasury The ex-
pected rise. it was said. will be due
TO the rapid increase OF British ex-
ports, present conditions being practi-
caily on a normal. pre-war basis.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-25

ton. upon the free and full accept
ance of the workers as human beings
endowed with all the rights and priv
ileges and abilities OF human beings
Safety will increase as liberty in
creases. Those whose brains and souls
are ensnared in bondage have the least
care for the wslfare &c the;r. odies- :
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-25
|. v. VS. AFTER
EX-SERvICE MEN
TO USE AS TOOLS
Spread Propaganda Crit
icizing the G ern.
ment's Action.
MOVEMENT TO
UPSET THE u. S.
Would Have Discon-
tented Soldiers Cooper
ate in Overthrow of
Democracy.

washington. March 24.-The fail
ure of congress to provide additional
aio ior the ex-service men is being
used by the /. W. VS. in a campaign
TO enlist the former soldiers in a
movement for the overthrow OF the
government. the house WAYS and
means committee was told today by
Representatives of the American
Legion.
The legion officials formally pre-
sehted to the committee the opinional
plan of soldier aid in the revised form
agreed upon by the state commanders
and executive committee or the organ
ization here Monday and Tuesday,
The intensive drive the T. w VS.
are making for recruits among the
former fighting men in various parts
OF the country was described by ]. E.
Holden, of Utah, member OF the ex-
ecutive committee and a TRAVELLING
representative of the legion. Much
mat ne said was c1rroborated by J,
q. Scrugham, OF Nevada. another
member of the executive committee.
AR. Scrugham said there is wide
spread discomfort among the ex-ser-
vice men because OF the failure OF
congress to do something for them.
and this condition is being seized upon
by the I, w. VS. as ane onpor-
tonity to win thnm over to their
cause.
seeing nearly every one else richer
as a result of the war" Mr. Scrughaln
declared the soldiers "feei that they
nave not been fairly treated by the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-25
CANDY AND LITERATURE


Mr.. Holden related two instances in
which he hid been approached in
the hospital by attractive young
women, who offered him fruit and
candy and then left i. w. w. literature
with him. The literature charged
that the government had protected
rhe munitions manufacturers. holders
OF large war contracts and numerous
others Of the capita listic class from
losses, but had done nothing for the
soldiers
Glowing appeals to the ex-service
men to join the +. w. WIS were
prominently displayed in the panlph-
let's.
Mr.. Holden was in the hospital tor
treatment of wounds received on the
nring line. He lost an eve and sur
Tered serious injuries in both legs. one
arm and his face
The rank and file Of the American
legion. Mr.. Holden asserted. will stand
hrm against the radicals. bur among
some classes of the former soldiers the
i, w VS. are gaining recruits. He
continued:
The I. W. VS. undoubtedly are
trying TO undermine the American
legion. The men who went to
France to fight for their country
VIII not join in an effort to over
throw their government when they
understand the facts, but many
men are being misled by the willy
agitators of radical organizations
who are continually pointing out
that the government has done very
little for them
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-25
DISSATISFACTION.

But more and more Il hear the
opinion expressed by the men that they
have not been treated fairly by the
government. In Chicago. the /. w.
WIS claim to have 20 per cent of the
service men OF that locality in their
organization. In the Utah mining
camps the i. w. WIS outnumber the
service men six To one. and are making
vigorous efforts to wipe out the
legion organization"
The legion's plan for soldier aid
legislation was submitted in the form
of q bill
Estimates of the cost of the plan
ranged from 1850. GOO. 900 to $2.1e0,-
100000. No recon,mendations as to
thu method OF raising the money were
offered by the legion, but the officials
of the organization appearing before
the committee approved the suggestion
OF Representative Henry T. Raincy.
Democrat, OF Illinois, that high tax
should be levied upon war profteers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-25
WEATHER

wasihfnston, March -.
THURSDAY fair except
ai.orcrs IN Southwest
FRIDAY rain.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1920-12-04

STRAIGHT SALAHY- $500 per
nefk auu tApe1ses u ,nau or wOfn In
Win rig to introduce Eureka Egg
Producer Eureka Mfg Co, East
ST, Louis, H.,
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1920-12-04
NOTICE..

No hunting or trespassing q the
: Park Plantation" formerly properly
Of Sims q Giles, situated at Adeltne,
La, aud now the property OF the un-
dersigneG. vlolatDrs will be prose-
cut+a. w +. Cray x Suns
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1920-12-04
No Hunting or Trespatsing

Allowed on the following pla1ta.
tions under the psnalty of the aw:
Oak B,utf, ltutledge, West Beileview,
kIondike and Camperdown.
OAK BLUFF PLANTING Il MFG. 20.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1920-12-04
NOTICE..

NJ hunting. fishing, trapping or
tresDasstug VIII be allowed On Craw'
ford and lschlaud plantations under
peualry Of the law.
BROWN Il CAILLOCET.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-18

rz11, z]astrzeli}? - pytaf / czuf
iednoczcSnic, zc wyraz ten coraz
wiekszq grozq 60 przejmuje i pa
da mu IA m6zg ptzerazenlem.
Czego sic pan dziwi? kaza}
mu rece podnieSt do CORY, wy
micrzyI i strzelii. Gadaja re chic
pax go zelzy}.
Knew udcrzyla mu do glowy
eorqcq falq.
Jak.... sic nazywaF ten
chlopak?....
Kazimicrz Zre.... Me Slut
chat juz dalcj ch}opa.
Wybicgl "a ogrodzcnic cmcn-
tarnc i bicgi ma przc}aj pollen. Jak
piiany, jak szalony. lego brat!
Tchu mt brakujc i pedzi. krzy-
czalo W MIN wSzyStko, a tutaJ.
wSr6d kwiat0w. ma tych miodach
slcnccznych - kozacki sad -
smicrt lego brata! Upad} ma mic
dry pod gruszq kwitnqcq be-
tc},u i lycia. 'Chcial umrzet. Me
vie, jak dlugo przelczai n> go
rQccj, potcm wiIgotnej trawic'
Nikogo. nikogo ma Swiccie! -
T'ylko ia matka zicmia pozwoli-
Ia mu sic przytuIit do sicbic. -
Zvyk} by} placit wszystko pie
niqdzmi hub wdziecznosciq. Odda
to. co mu pozostaio ~jcszcze tel
dohrcj matcc "a to, zc' mu rosa
ocIlodzila gor2cc czolo i BURG
scrca uspokoila, Poszcdf do picrw
,zci ma rozdrozu chaty - II go
Spodarza najq} sic "a parohka.
Oddal wszystko, co Mai, bicd
nicj>zym cd sicbic. ] OTTO smutno
i tcSkro patrzy ma okwitajqcc
drzcwa i kwiaty. Otuchy i sif do
dajQ mu pIony dojrzcwajqccgo
zhola uprawianc jcgo rekq. Spo-
koju i szczcscia kwiaty WARY,
miloSci i nadzici zachowanc W
du>zv $780, ME wicdnqcc nigdy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-18

wiedniemi cnotami, Jest szcze-
sciem ME majqcem ccny. Me jest
zatem dziwnem. IL kobiety prag-
ma je rozmaitymi sposobami II,
trzymac i zatrzymat. Niestety je-
dnak, dzieje sic. IL burzymy jc
niejednokrotnie nieopatrznie hub
dobrowolnie. wiaSciwiej powie-
dice z braku dobrej wolf. oWol-
TO trzymane, ME naprezOne pre-
c:qganiem sznury czyli wiezy
trwaja dluzej," Taxi i rozs9dek
zacieSnia wez}y zyciowe - ME-
rozerwalnie. brak cnot powyz-
szych roziuznia je. Me zapominaJ-
my O tenn nigdy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-18
KORESPONDENCYA

PAM Lip.... Me wierz pam
tym, kt6rzy ci mowiq, IL stra--
cisz pieknoSG i swiezoSt biustu,
jezeli sauna pelnic zechcesz swie
te obowiqzki matki i karmlc mai
drozszq istote, kt0rej dallas zy--
Gle.
Podczas karmicnia - zarOWno
ola dziccka jak ola siebic - trze
ba mice pozywicnie zdrowe. do
sy& obfitc dobrzc wybrane. TREE
ia r0wnicz staraG sic o sPokol
umySlu i unikanie wszelkich zdc
ncrwowan. /anicdbanic tcgo bar
dzicj mozr poSzkodzit d~ziccinlc
anizcli icdzcnic matki. % szcze-
gGly proszc posy}at z%apytanla
do: ..DziaIu /drowia' w redak-
cyl ,,Dzicnnika Chicagoskiego'.)
Pc odIqczcniu dziccka przcz
jakiS czas ME naIczy odstepywac
cd tc%" trybu zycia. 4 PREY tej
staranno>ci bust odzyska nicd}u
90 okrQ2lo>t i swicIoSt, stano-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-18

\ kto umiai sluchat, ten siyszal
W turkotach i krzykach ~ulicznyCh
jakieS gioSy niczwyczajne.
Me div przeto, re i jcgo COS
oczarowaio W tym cudnym mic
Siqcu maju!...
Rok by} nadzwyczajny i maj
byl nadzwyczajny. L wczesnq
wioSnq wsta}a burza. zerwaly sic
wichry poinocne, rozbiegly sic Pc
ca}ej ziemi i potem przycich}y.
Miasta obrocone W perzyne sta
~ pelne Smierci, ma murach do
NOW, ma diugich szarych chodni-
kach, zasycha}y PLAINLY krwi. By
10 cicho i pogodnie.
Usiadl w sIoncu ma skraju wicl-
kiej lqki i oczy zmeczone pobie-
sly W dial.
- Tam - bezdzwieczmle sep
tally usta.
Mia} ma sobie troche zniszczo-
ny mundur zoinierza - Halter
czyka.
Przez Mode drzewa / zielone
trawy ida bia}e dzieWice i spiewa-
ia piesn O wioSnie.. -
... Wiosno! wiosno! - plynie
spiew i k}adzie sic ma obiokach nj
by jakieS dionie ma bialych kla-
wiszach... Tam! - bezdzwiecz-
ME szepcq usta.
Zapatrzyi sic W mgly slonecz-
ne, potem spojrzaf pc sobic, do
MIA przycisnqi krzyzyk otrzymany
"a bohaterstwo i OTTO powell "a
czeiy iSc wspomnienia.
Pred laty z ciemnej i brudnej
~sutereny, jak dzisiaj, wybiega} W
pole. Pred laty, jak dzisiaj, ni6s}
ma sionce swoje tesknoty i smut
XII. Rodzice mieszkali w ciaSneJ
izbie. Ma Scianach brudna wilgoc
kladIa duze, szare PLAINLY, a .glod-
ma nedza zrzucaia w dusze zar6d
wiecznych nieporozumieh i ME
zgod.
Zazdroszczono sobie, kf6cono
sic o kazdy kes chleba. w takiem
otoczeniu rosl.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-18
WYNAJDZCIE BAKCYLE
REUMATYZMU

bakcyli we krwi. ktore zagnezdzaJa
sic w muskuiach albo w zgieuiach a
~rozmnazaja sic szybko. Vice fatwo FRO
zumiec mozecie, re ma leczenie takiej
choroby Jest metoda ktora dochodzi do
krwi.
S. S S. jest takim ~doskonafym czy-
scicielecn krwi, MONA polegac, re ono
wynajdzie ~wszystkie bakcyle | nieczy-
stosci / ~wyruguje je z systemu / dla-
tego jesto take d~oskonale leka rstwo
ma reumaty5 m.
Idzcie do apteki I kupcie butelke s.
S. S. dZisiaj. a jezeli wasZa choroba po-
trzebnuie specyanej uwagi. mo&ecie o.
trzymat porade lekarska. piszac do
Chief Medical Adviser, 6O2 Swift Labo-
ratory. Atlanta, Georgia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-18
1887.

Praktyczny i zgrabny fartu-
seek. Modelka: Small 1884; Me
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-18
w lynn Cudnym
Miesiacu Maju.

w tym cudnym miesiacu maju,
jak zwykle w maju, wszystko
kwitlo i spiewa}o. Obudzi}o sic
p~ozqdanie zycia. rozlaIo sic pc
ziemi rozkwitem wszystkich
kwiatGw i obiakafo zmeczone du-
sze nowem pragnienicm. SHY won
lie oddechy pol ! czarowaiy SARA
powszednioSc i zdenerwoWane
zmeczenie wielkomiejskiego ~
Cia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-18

szybko wiednq, gdyz jest to ka-
ra "a wyrzcczenie sic spe}nienla
s}odkiej powinnoSci do ktorej So
stWOrZOnc.
P. Zwol.... L odnosnem py-
taniem prosze udat SIG do: ,,Dzia
III ZdrOWia."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-18
DIAL I KOBIET.
Referuje Marya s.
POGADANKA,

Duzego halaSu narobila W ma
~stePstwie notatka w jednym Z ty-
godnikow angielskich, IL kobiety
W pewnem miasteczhu w Penn
sylwanii poStanowiiy ,,roztoczyc
dozor mad postepowaniami swo--
ich MEOW. ktorzy zarabiajqc VIE
lc pieniedzy. traca je ma Przyjen-
noSci i rozrywki Z przyjaci6}mi,
ME mySlac o przyszioSci."
PoStanowily wiec Sledzic swych
MEOW ma kazdym kroku,przeSzka
dzac i'm W zabawie. odbieraG i'm
zarobione pieniadze o lie sic uda
i jezeli mezowie .,nie bedq i'm
posluszni. ME zmieniq sic ma do
brych. potulnych, oszczednych',
ufozyly oddawac i'm ,,pieknem "a
nadobne". ,,strajkowaG'. zaniedby
wac dom ! gospodarstwo i -
,.puszczac pieniadze ma rozrywki
tax jak panowie mezowie." Taxa
metodq chciaiy ich nawr0cic Z
niewla5ciwej drogi. ma ktora We
sill.
Czyliz trzeba pouczac inteli--
gentne kobiety, re TAXA metoda
,.nawracania" jest I gruntu
falszywa? Ze - ,,umoralnianie
MEOW ma kazdym kroku,przeszka
MIA siebie jest ME tylko bSedem
ale karygodnym wystePkiem?
,.Szanuj siebie, a beda Gle Ludzie
szanowali" - mowi przysIowie.
Dobra. rozSadna kobieta GeSt
to naturalem) - tract nieco do
brego mniemania i szacunku ola
z!ego MEGA. kt6ry przysiegal jej
miIoSt i opieke. ME nalezy jednak
starac sic o to, azeby - on ola
niej >traci} wSzelki szacunek / II
znanie wtedy BOWEN ME tyl-
ko re sic ME ,~.poprawi', ale brnqt
bedzie w ziem dalej. Mic bardziej
ME ~rozdrazni / ME umocni w ziem
prowadzeniu sic mezczyzny jak
Szpiegowanie go, brak zautania,
zazdroSt. Cd niczego ME ucieknie
predict jak Cd ci2glego ~gderania,
krzyk0w i sp~rzeczek 7 iona.
Gderanie. dokuczanie slowami,
nieustanne Sledzenie. wybuchy
zazdroSci. "a straszliwymi, smier-
telnymi czesto orezami W rekach
tax MEGA jak ! zony.
OtnOSC. tagOdnOSC. SWleta Ger
pliwoSc - OTTO Szlachetne sposo-
by walk. ktore prawie nigdy w
celach swych ME zawodza, a bia-
dzqcych prowadza do Opamieta-
MIA.
Rzeczywiste. prawdziwe poje-
Gle wlasnego domu, ,,domowego
cgniSi;a". podsycanie tegoz odpo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-18
Dowiedzcie sic co sprawia vase cier-
picnic i pozbedzcie sic tego

Co Jest reumatyzm? Jestto pytanie
kt6re d~otychczas ME mialo zupelnie "a
dowaln;aiacei odpowiedzi. Opinie r0znia
sic co DO gl6wnej przyozyny, lecz Dol
jest prawdziwym.
Medycyna jednak p~owszechnie zga-
dza sic ma to, re rcumatyzm jest czems
wiecej jak tyLko bOlem W rozma'tych
czesciach ciala / re glowna przyczyna
tel choroby jest gieboko zakorzeniona
I ME moze bye wyrugowana lekar-
swami przykladanemi ma sk6re.
ByIo u~dowodnione, re nlektore for
my tel choroby powstaja z mAlenkich
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-18

I dniem kazdym pr~zerastal
tych zapracowanych nedzarzy, Z
ktorymi zy}, budowai sobie inny
Swat, uczyI sic namietnie i ami ia
chwile, ME zapomnial o tym ro-
dzinnym kraju, Z ktorego wyje--
chaf Z rOdzicami do Wolnego, MIC
dem i mlekiem piynQcego kraju
| w tym TO kraju, pamieta, 0jciec
umari w szpitalu, matka ma sWoim
tapczanie w swolm cicmnym kq-
etc.,. Zostal sierota... Prawda
mial siostre... pracowa}a w ma
gazynie ubrah, byla starSza cd
niego. stroila sic i - mic dbaia 0
niego. Potem - utica wzicla mu
siostre. Piekiclnic przebolal i te
str"te, ten sw0j najwiekszy Dol.
Skonczyl szkoly. rozpoczyna}
MOVE zycic. Marzyl o p]owrocic Go
kraju. gdzic mlal jcSzCzc mlod-
szcgo braciszka, pozostawioneSo
ongi ma lasce dobrych ludzi.
A Z p6lnocy przychodziiy CO.
dzien clcktryzujqce wiesci.
I poszcdI walczyc. PoszcdI pod
wichry, pod nawa}e, jak lew sic
prezyl i zmagal...
| OTTO ma podarty mundur, krzy
zyk ia scrcu / troche moncty W
klcszcni. I tom jutro icdzic, do
kraju swcgo. do O~jczyzny, do bra
t..
Ach. jaki cudny micsiqc maj !
jake smutnc / rozkoSznc marzc-
MIA piers mu podrywajq! Me chcc
zlota - tutaj - chcc pracowat
tam! Do brata wysIa} list wczo-
raj. sam jcdzic jutro. Ach cudny
mai!
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! dunn. 36-3S: Large, 4O-+2; i EN-
ira Large. 44-4O; ma Gale W blu
Scic. Mater. O SO cal. SzcroE. ma
srcdniq miare ) II jarda. Model
ko I2c.
2817
Bielizna damska tuszyta "
, domu przynajmnicj ! razy mnieJ
kosztuje.) Modcika: 50. IS, 10.
| 2, a., 46 i IS M Gale w biuScic.
| Mater. O SO cal. seer, ma miare
s.. o. jarda. Modclko l2c.
3222.
Sukienka ola ma}ych p%anienck.
Modc}ka: 8. s, 10 ! II lat. Mater.
O y cal. seer. na miare 10. trzc-
la 5 jard6w. Mode!ko lee.
1888.
Strojna sukicnka przybrana ko
roneczkQ. Mode}ka: 6, 8, 10. II
i II lat. Mater. o II cal. szcrok.
ma miare -. trzcba / IS jarda.
! Modeko l2C.
1884.
Wygodna domowa SuEnia
| NIodc}ka: 81, So, SO, 40, AZ, Al
% micrzqc ma Gale W biuScic. Ma
ter. o SO cal. seer. ma miare 81,
| trzcba 6 jard0w. Modclko l2c.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-18

Stylowy kostyum z lekkiej bia
lei Club inny materyail we}ny,
przybrany haftem. Modeika: 10.
Is i 20 lat. Materyaiu o 80 cal.
szerokoSci, ma miare IS. ~ jar
da. Modeiko l2c.
324l.
Praktycznc ubranko ola die
CT. Modeika; l. ,. 3. ! i ) lat. Ma
ter. o 80 cal. ser. M miare 4
trzeba , 81 jarda. Mode}ko I2c.
1896.
Wygodna. iatwa do uszycia SIT
kienka. Modeika: |, 2. 3, I ; lat.
Mater. o SO cal. szerok. ma miare.
2. potrzeba 2 Is jarda. Modciko
l2c.
1887.
KoStyun stOSOwny ma Wycle-
czki. Modclko: "a, SO, 80, 40, y,
~ i 46 mierzQc ma Gale W biuScie.
Matcrvalu o y cal. seer. na Sre-
dnia MAR ! II jarda. Modefko
l2c.
3o1O.
Praktyczny ! zgrabny fartu-
seek. Modelka: Small 1884; Me
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1920-01-30
Many Like This in Morris
Similar Cases Being Published in
Each Issue

The following case is but one of
many occurring daily in Morris. It
is an easy matter to verify it. You
cannot ask for better proof.
Frank Griffith, 4O1 E. 9Th St.,
Morris, says: II had been feeling
dull and stupid for sometime. At
first I didn't know what was ailing
me until my kidneys began to show
that they were disordered. The Sc
cretions from my kidneys didn't pass
regularly and were highly colored.
I had pains across my back and
through my loins and 1 wasn't much
fit for work. When STOPPING
would get sharp pains across my
kidneys and would get dizzy. AS
Doan's Kidney Pills had been used
in the home with satisfactory re-
suits, made up my mind to try
them. I obtained two boxes at
Sylvander's Drug Store and after
using them the trouble left me. I
gladly endorse Doan's Kidney Pills. !"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Griffith had. Foster ilburn
Co., Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y. SIS.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1920-01-30

Otto Bredy was helping Chas. Andert
several days last week.
Clarence Bach had supper Sunday eve
ming with Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Andert.
Frank Andert ground feed for Ed.
Brendon Tuesday.
Have you bought your ticket for the
"K'' Co. Athletic Program? They are
selling fast. Buy one at your next OPP
portunity and reserve your seat at
Krueger's drug store. adv.
VIM. Schroeder has been carrying
mail on route for several days but
has found the roads in a terrible condi-
ton, owing to the large drifts.
Emma Bredy returned home the mid
die of the week after spending some time
at Haight's in Morris.
Bear in mind the TX" Co. Athletic
Program which is scheduled for next
Monday night at the Orpheum Theatre.
adv.
Mrs. Heick, Kate and George Heick
Clara Claus, Mrs. VIM. Gausman and
Emil, Sidney and Helen Gausman Mr..
and Mrs. Louis HOyer and children were
guests of Mrs. Martha Bach Wednesday
evening.
There will be a basket social in Dist
SO of which Emma Claus is teacher on
Saturday evening, Jan. 31st. Ladies
please bring baskets and cups for two
Rev. VIM. Stegner had dinner with
MI. anu MI hOuIS meyer Oh FTludy
Chas. Andert transacted business in
Alberta Monday during which time Mrs.
Andert visited at her parental home.
Mr.. DeVereauX and son Adrian hauled
grain to Alberta the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Schlattman and
daughter Pauline were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edw. Schlattman Sunday.
Frank Bach had supper with Mr. and
Mrs. Edw. Gausman Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Andert, Mabel
Aanerud and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank An
dert and family called on Mr.. and Mrs.
Edw. Gausman Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Heick and George
and Kate Heick gave a party Friday
night in honor of Clara Claus. Every
body present enjoyed the social games
prepared by the hosts and hostesses
and the delicious lunch served by them.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1920-01-30
CHOKIO

The Royal Neighbors held a meeting
Tuesday evening and installed officers
for the coming year.
Mrs. H. J. Jacobson is on the sick list
this week.
Have you bought your ticket for the
TX" Co. Athletic Program? They are
selling fast. Buy one at your next OPP
portunity and reserve your seat at
Kruegers drug store. adv.
Mrs. w. H. Busse of Oswego, Montana,
stopped off on her way home from
Newell, S. D., for a short visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Geo. Britt.
Bear in mind the tx" Co. Athletic
Program which is scheduled for next
Monday night at the Orpheum Theatre.
adv.
Mrs. Andrew Erickson, living south of
town died Wednesday morning of pneu-
monia. The bereaved children have the
sympathy of the entire community in
their sorrow.
There are quite few cases of mumps
around town.
Mrs. James Robinson returned home
Tuesday morning.
Miss Keller is again able to resume
her school duties.