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Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-08-06
equity COURT LAND SALE

Matte ]. Elder VS.. Lou Anna Page,
ct al.
In obedience to an order of sale
made at the present term of the coun-
ty court of Weakley county, Tennes-
see, ordering the land in this cause
sold, l will, as clerk of said court
and special commissioner in said
cause, on
Saturday, August ID, 1920,
at about the hour of o'clock p. M,
at the south door of the court house
in Dresden, Tennessee, offer for sale
and sell at public cutlery to the
highest bidder or bidders on terms
Of one-tElird cash and the remain
der on a credit Of six and twelve
months, equal payments, requiring
the purchaser or purchasers to exc
cute notes with good and approved
personal security, and retaining a
lien on said land as a further Sc
curity, said notes to draw six per
cent interest from date, the follow
ing described lands, situated in the
18th civil district of Weakley coun.
ty, Tennessee, and bounded as fol-
lows:
First Tract: Covered by home
stead of Mrs. Matte j. Elder and
will be sold subject to said home
stead. Beginning at a stake in a
ditch, S. E. c. of dover; then north
81 poles to a stake, two red oak
pointers; then east 50.84 poles to
stake, 2 poles east of ]. A. Haley's
S. E. c.; then south 81 Y poles to
stake in ditch; then down said
ditch to the beginning, containing
Fl acres, more or less.
Second Tract: Said tract is GOV.
cred by dover of Mrs. Matte ]. FL
der and will be sold subject to said
dover. Beginning at a stake in
ditch, Mart, Xaughn's east line, Par
ker's N. W. c.; then north % 1-3
poles to a post oak stump J. A.
Haley's S. W. c.; then east 52.16
poles to a stake, 2 red oak pointers,
N. W. C. of homestead; then south
81 poles to stake in ditch, S. W.
G. of homestead; then down said
ditch to the beginning, containing
8 acres, more or less.
Third Tract; This tract is unin-
numbered by homestead or dover
Beginning at a stake in ditch, S. E.
c. of homestead; then north 61B
poles to a stake, N. E. C. of home
stead; then west 2 poles to a stake,
]. A. Haley's S. E. c.; then north
rs 3-5 poles to an iron stake, j. T.
Chandeliers S. W. C.. pointers, Union
Groves N. W. c., then south 81 ga
poles to hickory, S. W. C. of Union
Grove school; then south 50 poles
to a stake in ditch; then down
said ditch to the beginning, contain
ing sc acres, more or less.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-08-06
MARTIN MAIL SOLD

Mr.. ]. W. Boucher, who has been
with the Wireless at Fulton since
leaving Martin last year, on last Sat-
uruay became the owner of the Mar
tin Mail, purchasing the plant from
the Builder Publishing Company.
Mr.. Boucher edited and managed
the Mail for some time last year.
During the time he was in Martin
Mr.. Boucher made host of friends
who hail his return. The Enterprise
bids the jolly, jovial Irishman a cor
dial welcome back into the Weakley
county journalistic field, and hopes
for him a full measure of prosperity
and just as much happiness and
pleasure as it is possible to get out
of running a country newspaper.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-08-06

ethics Of the profession, but clean,
upright and conscientious in his
profession as in private life. No
undue advantage was ever taken by
R. T. Lewis of opposing counsel in
a legal battle. He was learned in
the law, upon which he based his
suits. Possessing an analytical
mind, he was often consulted by his
fellows of the bar on legal questions.
No man has passed out from this
community in recent years who will
be more universally missed than
R. T. Lewis, really and truly one OF
Gods noblemen, and with the family
the community bows its head in sor-
row and mingles its tears with theirs.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-08-06
NONRESIDENT NOTICE

0. ]. Hoffman, administrator Of
estate of E. Pooks, deceased, We.
Ed Rocks, ct ais.
In Chancery Court at Dresden,
Tennessee.
To Harry S. Rocks, Mrs. Ada Rus
sell and husband, James Russell,
and Percy Rocks:
1t appearing from the bill filed
in the above styled cause, which is
sworn to, that Harry S. Rocks is
nonresident of the state of Ten
nessee and resident of state Of
Missouri; that Mrs. Ada usselI and
husband, James Russell, and Percy
Rocks are 'iso non-resiSgiff9ts of state
lof Tennessee and ali resi14nt state
of California; the said defendants
and each of them are hereby e.
CURED to appear before the clark ana
master of the Chancery court of
Weakley county, Tennessee, at his;
office, in the courthouse in Dresden,
on or before the
First Monday in September, 1920
and make defense to said bill filed
against them, otherwise the said bill
will be taken for confessed as to
them. 1t is further ordered that
this notice be published for four con-
secutive weeks in the Dresden En-
terprise. j30-a3-10-17
This July 81, 1920.
/. L. BANKS. G. & M.
By C. A. OGAN D. C. & NJ.
D. ". HARPER, So. for Gomptt,
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-08-06
HE WAS A PUBLIC
RENEFACTOR

In the sudden and unexpected
death last Sunday night OF Mr. H.
T. Lewis, Dresden loses a public
benefactor.
No man ever lived in this COM
munity who gave more Of his time
to the public good than R. 7. Lewis
While this was directed chiefly in
behalf of the school, he did other
nublic service for which there was
no CONGRATULATIONS not
even "thank you" But even II ne
did nothing for the public good ex-
cent the time and attention de-
voted to our school, this was by no
means stinted. Nor did he say a
great deal about it-scarcely any
thing, except to close and intimate
friends when the question OF our
school was mentioned in converse
tion, He did not care SO much lOr
the public approval-rather, the
success of the school was his inter-
est and all the compensation ne ex-
pected or desired.
Thus, we repeat, in his death tne
town has lost a public benefactor'
Besides his interest in the school,
Mr.. Lewis was pillar in the Meth
odist church, ever working for us
progress and growth. He had been
a member of the board of stewards
for many years, and upon all ques-
tions relating to the church his adj
vice was sought. Only a few
months ago, when the question OF a
new house Of worship here was be-
ing agitated, it was painful to Mr.
Lewis that he could not personally
encourage the movement.
AS a practitioner, he occupied an
exalted position at the local bar
never charged with violating the
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-08-06
THE COUNTY FAIR

BY this time many, doubtless, have
received and read copies Of the
Weakley fair catalogue, and have
noted the many attractive new tdat-
ures to be embodied in the program
this year.
Great care wa. taken in arrang-
ing the fair for the present year. An
esrecial effort was made to modern
nc it. To do This called TO, a lar
ger premium list, ard the assOcia-
ton is 10 be congratulated upon the
sche due Of events planned &c: the
1920 fair.
Next to live, wide-awake churches,
coed schools and a system Of good
roads, nothing can be Of more gen
eral value to county than good
fair. This is what the management
offers this year. Weakley county is
primarily an agricultural commune
ty, and, naturally, the fair ought to
deal with agricultural and kindred
branches first. In making out the
catalogue and premium lists this was
kept foremost in mind.
Special features that stand out
most prominent are the special days
designated for the four towns OF
the county. Already information
comes that citizens of Martin, Green
field, Sharon and Gleason and re-
spective communities are planning
to make these two feature days the
best of the fair.
Pardon the Enterprise if we urge
that an effort be made upon the part
of every one to make the 1920 fir
the best in the history Of the as .
citation.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-08-06
UNITY AND LATHAM

Mr.. Oscar Underwood has been
very sick man with appendicitis
the past week.
Mr.. Perry Webb had fine milk
COW to get tangled in the wire fence
and broke her neck, last Wednesday.
Mr.. Avis Mansfield has a bad
foot, It broke out in blisters and is
badly swollen.
Ernest Carney and Fred Work
man are preparing to build new
residences.
Mr.. Bob Birchman sold 10 acres
of his land to DR.. Jones of Dresden;
consideration, $500. Mr.. Birchman
bought Studebaker car from the
dentist.
Bro. Morrison is holding a tent
meeting at FancyT-Auburn Hair.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-08-06
THIEVES TAKE FARMERS
SUPPLY OF MEAT MONDAY

A thief or thieves took the entire
supply of meat belonging to Mr..
Henry Darnell, residing just west Of
Dresden, on last Monday night. The
quantity stolen was three hams and
three middlings, leaving just two
jewels. The meat was being kept
in a tobacco barn located near the
farm home, and, presumably, the
barn was not locked. The loss falls
pretty heavy on Mr.. Darnell.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-08-06
NOTICE..

To Earl r. Bond:
You are hereby notified to appear
before the Palmersvill4 Lodge, No.
349, F. & A. NJ, on the 18th. day Of
August, 1920, at / o'clock p. M, to
answer charges filed against you for
unmasonic conduct.
Done by order of the Lodge, this
July "a, 1896. T, Austin,
Sec'y. 14-St
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-08-06
Tracts Nos. | and 2. covered bv

Tracts Nos. 1 and 2, covered by
homestead and dover, will be sold as
whole. Tract No. 3 will be sold
as one tract, then all three tracts
will be sold as a whole and the best
bid or bids accepted.
This July 10, 1920. j2S-3O-a6
W. J. JETER, Clerk.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-08-06

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Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-08-06
INSURANCE.

Insure your tobacco and tobacco
barns with the Continental. AN
classes of good farm property id
sured on attractive plans. Commit
nicate with their agents.-Temples
ton & Warmath, Martin, Tenn. 19-tf
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-08-06
no CANINE 1hat Does Not Attsct tie Bead

Because of its tonic and laxative effect, LAXA-
TIVE B&OMO QUININE is better than ordinary
luinine and does not cause nervousness nc
inging in head. Remember the full name ant
ook for the signature of Z. W. GROVE. SOC
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-08-06
DEMOCRATIC TICKET

Election. Thursday, Aug. s. 1870
Trustee
JOE w. EANES
Circuit Court Clerk
E. T. BRANN
Sheriff
B. B. BULLOCK
Tax Assessor
FRANK LIPSCOMB
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-20

brast hun Graad og sagde den st9rste For
fprdelse:
%, Broder, Broder, hvor kunde du dog gore
Diet, og hyor kan dn dog lie? Endnu er der aldrig
nogen af John Knox Spaadomme, der like er
gaaet i Opfyldelse -
Kort efter rejste Manden til Italien, og her
d6de han uden at have en- eneste Kending ON sig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-20
G.. A. OLSEN
VI, 5kotte.

,Dette Blod skal komme nogle af eder dyrt
at staa, " sagde hun.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-15
r2ans 0rotb.1

Cine luitige geihidte, bfe iih tn
ben 8Oer Sabren oes borigen Sabr.
bnnoerts in Riel 5utrlg unb alans
grotb 3um Selben bat. Miro I'M
vQuidborn" er5dDl
Sic reue Dnmpfer &otnpag11ie
bette einem Dnmpfer ben Mnrlen bes
Dihters gegeben, Der IN groben COL.
6ener Buditaben an benz 56tff
prangte. Sur ieitliden Brobefabrt
mar natiirlib nnh Der Di6ter als
@epnttergman1 gela0en; aber er
t1abm MnitoB oaran, Bob iein gutter
bentlder 8or1rame Claus nit ei1em5
g gei6rieber nar, uno erfldrte 6a@
fer benz 5diffsfnibrer:
n&aptetn, orgens borDor, bait bat
6 Dor meg f05mmt IN Dor Ell s. Dor
beltiett mar6; pen1 n1orger mod Dat
on 6oiige 6 por ifeit, benn fobr id
mi nit 81.
gilig muroe MN oas s abge.
ldranbt, aber ons g. 6us an ieiner
Steue geliefert meroen ionte, NOR
beim Begtnn Ser Brobefabrt ni6t %.
@lans @rotb i9mun5elte, Qls er
siib Die Snibrift betra6tete, nno
areinte:: SEQ, 6enn man to-"
nrD 10 mnr6e es cine berg1iigte
Sabrt, obpobl an bei6en Seiten 0es
s5diffes in xgroBer goI0ner Shrift
al IeIen mar: 2nuS @rotb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-15

5e5 gdob aeorieDmt. eudffHtI als % i'd
es an sen S1friebn ebn Debt. SD
forn off &obrS nit Iage, ME lang oaS
ge0uuert bat, MIR iobiel meiB lb, DaB
i'd nit einem nal aufgemadt i'm in
So ben im gal15 m1tterieele aleln IN
Dem ou11fle 9aas sgeielie! SD ben e
Mati6 geleit I'M ou ben i'd geieben,
DaB es balb nod bier l1br an morgerl
gelpeie isl
sen sic i6on elnal 10 e unDer-
idamtbeit erlebt2 @en, ib and nod
nit. SD oenfe. es 0nbt einiges biete,
menn E 8ummen ibren @osbeno in
10 E 56lammaliel lise laBt. Dos erite
Sing, mas ih ge6abn ben, 'par, Dab
id e 6enlter aufgelnadt ben I'm alt-
felt gelprunge fin, I'm % bat mid
en- Seller genobtiit. Sch bat CT ge=
balert Sic ben nobl geoenft Sic
molte III 8eit for Sic nddite 5dob
Ser oubt alptper eri6t beit 81
bend nm feds nbr ltarte." gS mar
{ guteg Sing, oaB Mid Der Seller ge-
fen11t but, ionit batt ih IN i6mere
Gr1bel fomme tonne. 50 ibnea pie
i6 gefpn11t ben, iin id beim gelaufe
I'm ben Mid in e Gi6iffte ms 8ett
gelegt. Mmper befobr baB ib ei1ge=
iblafe iin, ZEN ih mein Mein6 aufge.
mabt, 0aB sic 2i55ie ebbes bon mid
gu bore friege Debt. 8enn en- Warlt
10 e l1ngliid bappene ol1bt IN er
idldft Elm, 0ann is 6as fein Nteien,
oob lie mid idlafe ldit IN gebt betm.
2i55ie ion MIR nit Denfe, bob i6
10 0nr1m lin tpie id auSgude, non1it
i6 perbleipe SSbne STR lielDer
Bbilip Sauerampfer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-15
Die ecidenften 1Kahe.

8ir l6enfen befanntli9 Dem 0eut-
.Iben 8ruoerpolfe quite, leiifungsfa=
bige Mildfiibe nnO molten ibm ben
.8e5ng Ser obIolut benotigten &raft-
fnttermittel mieoer erm0gliden, I'M
in mirflamer 8eiie 6ie Milbpirtldaft
in Denti6lano ielblf redt ibneu l1roo
balls mie0er babin gu bringer, nit
Dem eigenen Bro0uft Die mer0en0e11
unD iiungen 0eutlden Wutter, Die flei-
men &inoer nno Die beranma6ienoe
oeuti6e Sugen6 gut uno rei6lih at
ernGbren utro onf 0ieie 8eiie Die 33n-
funft oeS 6eutlden Bottles, leinen
Mobmuds, 5u iidern nno Dor benz
l~lntergange gu betpabren, Wir pole1t.
nit ba5u beifragen, aus ben Simmer
mdIen Der @egentpart i'm 2anoe nt1s.
|erer Batter Elm @efdledt beran5n5iezz
ben, oos ii g9faot unb @efabr fablbart.
miro uro obne Observation-Disclosures
gu robulter &raft enttDideH mirb.s
9ie1en unieren 3lpedf ff0irre11 MIR t11r.
erreiden, menn bas geidenfte 8ieb
unier gigentrm bleibt nn6 6a6nr6
gegen @onbgeliiite Ser 5ein6e oes
6euti6en Bottles geibnbt miro.
9as bon Ser Mmertcan DnirD @nt=
tie Company nod Deutidlano iibere
fiibrte gieb bleibt 6esbalb %entrpeoer
Ginent1tm ser Mmerican 9airn Cattle
GompanD o6er Der alten gigentumer
IN Mmerifa, bie bie Siere b%ergegeben
baben. Son 6ieien amerifaniiden 81.
gentnimern mer6en 6ie Siere 1T
3eutlblanb aufgelteM, nnb 5nar 6er-
art, oaB ibr Hro6nft Dor nnem benz
ienigen, sic @ am bringlibiten be-
noi,ttigen, r1amli9 Miittern, @inoern,
@ranfer nnb Mlten, 5ngute fornn1t.
Das 8ieb gebt nibt etma 1T Die San=
Sc ser 6eutI1en Bo11err nn6 2anbz
mirte uber, bie Bieb fnufer un6 be-
sabIen f0in11e1. Sofern Sic &iibe bon
ben @ebern in Mmerifa an beitimmte
Berionen III Deutid1amo geianot tper-
Sen, aelongen lie 6ur6 8ermitflnng
Der uMmerican Doirp gott1e Cont
bonn BORT prompt our Mblieferltg,
bIeiben aber gigent11m BEG @ebers
nno gigentiimers in Mmerifa: Sofern
@iibe obne tpeitere 8eitimn1tng fei-.
tens 6es @eberg in Nmerifa fir
Deutiblano Ser Mmeriean Dairp gnt=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-15
Musfnnft IN 6emtider Sprad)e.
Dos Musfunftsbiiro IN 1eutfd

Das Mustunftsbiiro IN oeutfder
Sprabe gibt bereitpiaiglt unb faiten-
log Mnsfnnft uber ale Die 8un6eS-
bertpaltung betreffenoe Mngefegenbeis
ten, offentlides @einnbbeitstpeien,
l5olbaten- unb Matroien : Mngelegen-
beiten, @eieBgebung. Mrbeiterberbdilt-
ni}Ie, DECENTRALIZATION, Ginpanberu11g,
Musmanberung, 5teuerpafie, &eiie-
pdiie, @r5iebungen nip. Mnfrngen
iinb 5u ribten an: German Dipiiton,
Bureou Of Soreign Language Snfor-
nation 5erbice, Mmerican Ge6 Cross
1914 Cast 28tb gtreet, Nem Dorf, g.
8.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-15

1eut5dlaro urter Mittprfung Der
8egieru11la urlo Der Mrneritaabteilnng
5oes beuti6en rotten &reu5eess 10 Derteilt
BOP siibfr 8roouft III oben geran1lter
8eiie Ben pirflid geourftigen 5ltgute
fommt.
Muf 6iefe 8eiie miro Der 88tpef IN,
Ierer 8eltrebungen, otpeit oie Sden.
fung bon &nben IN 8etra6t fontmt,
bon nno gan5 credit. Das a1neriffa-
niihes gigentum berbleibe1oe 8ieb
fonr meber bon ben Sei11oer bes 6ent-
iden @olfes geraubt, nod in Deutib-
luno lelbIt an iolbe &retie abgegeben:
neroen, Bic es tpeniger berotigen,
madbreno sic Not Der 8eoirftigiten.
nnaeli116ert bliebe. MIs itreng iadli--
de, unpartetiide gertpaiterin iorgt
sic Mmericun DairD Cattle gompanp
bafiir, 0aB sic &iibe in Deutf6lam
10 aufgeitedt un0 Derteilt tperoen, bob
ibr 8ro6uft gerabe benienigen gum
Sell nnb our Nettung miro, Die an-
oernfnls Iangfam babinite9en nno.
i9lieBlib acknowledgement miiBten.
Sl1noerttauien6e unfere Briber II.
5hmeitern in 9entiblano, namentli6.
Ndlter ntno Miitter, erblife11 Sen einai
gen 2i6tftnabl in Dem idmar5en Gum.
fel Der @egentpatt IN ben 8eltrebun-
gen Ser Mmerican 0airD Cattle Cont
po11D. 6olgen0er outbentii6er 8ertdt
aus 3eutiblano, %erltattet al1f 0em
@enfer 6ralenfongreB erffldrt 6as
obne meiteres:
nnngefabr 212 MiQionen 6el1tiber
&inber fin6 in ben naditen SSabren
Dem untergange gepeibt, menn nidt
10 raid uls m0gli6 fir cine before
grnabrlu1g geiorgt mer6en fam. lin
gefdbr 6 Wilionen &in6er in6 als
ernitlib gefdbr0et gu betra6ten, 5um
Sell baben tie idon idperen Sba-
Sen erlitten.
Mns @uumerttauienben geqltalfer
unb falt ber5neifelnoer Ser6en iiteigen
ibon beute tagtdglib beige @ebete IN.
ter Grqnen Ser Dnnfbnrfett 0ofnr.
gum &imrnel, 6nB mir Mmerifaner
6entiden 5ta1nmes aus oieier @efabr
1tno 8%e6robnng Bag telre Brn0erbolf
in europa erretteten. 5onen iie NM.
sionit Dem @immel ge6anf baben, ur
8obltaten, Die mir Dnen nidt 5uffomz
men 1ieben2!
Sic @offn1tt1q 66es 6eufi9en NolfeS.
nuf Dentfdnmerifa 6arf ni1f e11f=
tdni6t ner6en. Desbon miBt SSbbr
tnIle, Ole SSbr 6ieie 8eilen Ieiet, beIfen
11n6 gudb an 6er @ilfsorbeit Der Mmez
rican DairD gafflesgompa11p befeiIi
gen. -.
ghreibt iofon az Nmeriiean
DairD Cattle COMPANY 1913 Mdz
6ifon Street Chicago, 81.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-15
Offence Sdrcibcbricf NcS
philip S~ancra,itpfer.
Mpin lieber SEER Nebadhpnar-

Wtel1t l1eDer 9erc UeOQuEtu1luI-
ole tonne mebbie nod retouefte,
nos 1h Sen qurere Daa ote 2iaale,
md meme alte is, in1pe1tet ben nit
midi in Den Bidlderidob All geDn. Se
tenne mid ais en- 5euer, no aQes,
mms er pramil1e Quit, audi bebdlt, IN
fnr hen Mielen ben ih lie aleih 1ad
Sen sopper gelagt, Tie tout lid reooi
modbe.
.5dpas bod TEN Nonlen5, 5uerit
miille sob sic Slides aepaide meroe
nS0er Oenfit o1 mehbie. 0aB i'd Die
onnae 5inf non orediae Diides pflan-
% I'm nenn inat menn id mid ms
Sett leae mil. noda eu1ul ltarte, Die
3itlden nn%fanlfrehtene. 90 ebbes gibt
% hei MIDI nit. glprper ou balt ia
NJ, ), S,,hn so fonnlt Du mid ia Die
Wi,d,es abtrifele. I'M mer i'm Danrl
,h,aen fertin Seht muB id ssbne ia-
~ Sas ~ %,f nos Difdes Mbtridele
s greh,; fin. ofpper, mas ben
ih a,,bn f6nne2 sd hen MIDI einfa1
Sgs De 1",,aI oet6felt I'M ben aeltart.
Saie ~ Sic smpitp .!@opp III sic 6anD
een,m,ne hon Il iie MIDI aus sic Sim
W.. 1s,mIinnt, ,n Is 81 fohrs perbro-
" s No. a;,,;s hot opinot. ih tpqr en-
az ~ ,' ~ bStt 9,'tterfinaers, Qp
,aas ~ non SoG nit heIfe tonne.
10 Er Gs ON g11hbpleht hen sih ap-
nor nifs mehr nerbrode I'M i'd mar
trnh mic mer fertia mare. Dff fobrS
hon IN MIDI NIT sen @arfing Neif
~ $40 anno oeltod1e. opmer id ben
nov mi,fsS Srimiper aeloqt lonlt baitt oie
s W. 'n;SSer en- Qeliel orimper aufge
h1nat ghlieBlih lin mer fertig gez
mole ann oehn. I'M bann ben Sic Ribg
neitort ssse0es hot mitaeben moIe.
ssh hpn opioot. id oebf ie0e5 en- 9eidel
,,srnwe menn iie id ihon in ibr Betff
Ieae Sehfe sic fin eariebel ge1ne1e,
o,nmer ME lie lire Midels gebabt bat-
to So hpn iie 6pd nit aebr moae TN
Sie @0nn hat 10 oebaGert, oaB rr,1r
ems bon amei Ginger geoabn meroe
fnnnt. bos cine tpor. Sic gar15e Gang
nit IN Sen gdob al nebnne, oooer
ieIhit helm al bleitpe, I'M ga ben ib
mih mibner emoI oIs en- feiner Dip
neIomot oeaeiat. Sd ben Sic 2i55ie
Sen Minf oemSne I'm hen qelaqt: so,
lott oehn mer ouh nit fort, uno ibr
n,eht r. ,MneG ME en- Suro qau5t,
aos IN ;ng Wett fpmr1t. Wer inlef.
MN Sre; minnitg nod nit 1auro idla-
= a,,ht So. frienf mn midi Sic Sim.
,erfront neriohIf, boR er Iid in aht
MI ,ptp fonn 0ng hot aeboIfe.
m;e Ser seIit more lie IN sic Setter
-, 10 non o,,h nIeih oe{dIofe.
go a;ssien hen ih ne1oat, I'm
;ot,4 oeh,, ,'ir IN Sen 5hoh 1116 ner
}in hpnn noh IN 9eit for Sic iefono
~asarfnrr,,ena m;to1g at fife is Sic
a;.,;e ,,;4ao,,oe IN aehn minnitg fp4-
H ~. ho,, NOV IN sen 6,1nfle tporr1e
geote, o]a5eiie Sic !@ra11t NOR 70
oros hos rner nm feline atpei 8labe
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-15

9d0ner 8ergIeid.
u0n ftebt ia, oab 0ieie 2inoe i9on
6reibu16ert Sabre aIt 1T. Die
Matur 1T bod btel offener als bic
Meniden."
u8ie fommen sic 90 pl0blid
orouf?2"
,gNea, gIa11ben Sic benn, bab
meme 9Sralt, nett11 lie 10 alt miiroe,
iid eine. Eafel 11bdngen. Iiebe22"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-15

GER usSr1iuIeeiin, mein 8er51
,uuroe ids Sbnen ar GaBen legenll1
Dnme:.MMefn Sic gernoe beim
seaeu fiji, biitte legen Sic iA
rlbif nod oa3u. aber maiden sic
It'd nidt dnlussiig.s s
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-15
giel snsemntet.

Mann: ,8ns tpeinit Du 6e1t1
10, &oroline2?"
SD baIt's 1inmer aus. 5eit,
benz Sic gndoige Grau bon Sbner.
1as Samtfleib abgefblagen gefriegt
hnt, nr1B ids ausbaoenl"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-15
@aftor 81. @iid1loff bon peunto


&aitor q. @iidloff bon Geurto
SauS, isis, fbfreibt: sd glal1be,1uBB
JorniS Mlpenfrduter Dos bette Sell
mittel fir Snfluen5n lit. @ir bnben
es IN unierer 5amilie gebraudf un0
es bat urts bon 0ieier 8lage f%reigebal=
ten" 3ieies nlte, bendbrte &rduter-
sbeilmitteI belebt bas Slut uno befe-
ltigt 6as 5pitem. gs lit Die 5uDerlai=
iigite We6i5m BET auen Sormen bon
grfdltungen. gs miro nidt 0urh
Mpotbefer %berfauft; beion6ere Mgen-
ten liefern es 0ireff aus bent 2abora=
torilin bon Dr. Beter SabrneD &
Sons So, 2501 Waibington 8lD0.,
Chicago, 81.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1920-03-12
TWO DAYS ONLY
No Charge for Examination

The doctor in charge Is a
graduate in medicine and SUR
gerry and is licensed by the
State of Washington. He Wis
It's professionally the more i'm
oortant towns and cities and Of
ters to all who call on this trip
consultation and examination
free, except the expense of
treatment when desired.
According to his method of
treatment he does not operate
FOR cronic appendicitis, gall
stones, ulcers Of stomach, ton
sils or adenoids.
He has to his credit many
wonderful results in diseases
of the stomach, liver, bowels,
blood, skin, nerves, heart, kid
neys, bladder, bed-wetting, ca
tarrh, weak lungs, rheumatism,
sciatica, leg ulcers and rectal
ailments.
If you have been ailing for
any length of time and do not
get any better, do not fail to
call, as improper measures
rather than disease are very
often the cause of your long
standing trouble.
Remember above date, thai
examination on this trip will
be free and that his treatment
is different.
Address: 1876 Boston Block,
MINNEAPOLIS. Minnesota.