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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-05-07
Stefansion %onfpmmen.

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lferen, CT onfornmen til SEEM Oorf
meb 9amperen "St. Saul. Meoens
ban Dor ! Gpglano, aeitereoe ban for
Ell @lan ON at tp til B%oldregnens
8robiantreierbe for at afbiqlpe sen
i @erben berifenbe 6ebeparemangel
og for{sgte at organiiere cit @tspeoi=
ton meo Set Maal. San iag6e, 1t
belimagenoe 6p6e / nbegrGtiet
Mengoe fan6tes / acknowledgement.
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Gnllibans @oubioatur.

Ebomas g. Sullipan beraf @pen,
ser er 6armernes % @%rbei6ernes
&anoi6at, bor i%n6tegnet fig bos
Stotsiefretere,1 iom &anoioat for
oer republifanife Domination til SIT,
tor,,eD General. Clifford 8. @ilton,
@mbeoets nllbGrenhe SS,1oeDaber, ip=
ger @ienpalg. 5l1llipan bar pglao
&anoioat for to Mlr iiben.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-05-07
Taitb Gnt6eran Gbure6.

8eo @gimesi en- paa senoog 6orm.
SCI. Ia bill @aitor Grant prpoife ober.
Gefiten "9be Bonner Of @raper". M3r.
81. Sngpolitab bill lDnge. Ggnoog5-
ifolen begpnoer 81. 9,45. Menigbe-
|6ens M1rsmgbe bill blipe afbolot i
|&irfen sen t3. Mai.
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spn6ag Mtten, SO Mor earnmel. gun
jefterla66r fig fire Dgtre, alle boiat
her ! 8pen. 8egrapelien anot steo
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"Sp0jgefuglen"
Grundlagt 1893.

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ANDRE CT 81. @. &argooine, ct .&a1,l;
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Historical Notices Of lover $50 Lead
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Sobtr9fning.

~
Danias fem it9rfeite MGn6, Mrel
&icbarot, @iels @ilion, @orl Mn6er=
len, @o1ger &eterien iamt 8rpoerer
Senrp Mielien, ifal UNDER Mnferiel al
iioitnpb11tc repre- entere "Danio" beo
en- Eobtrefning, iom fin6er Ste6 /
Gbicogo me6 SEN berperen6e 6or=
eni1g al iamme Napn. !&ber 6or<
enir1g %lttller fem Nano, % &a9=
ne1 giel6er Ell itor Selppofal, iom
er ifiGnfet al Nationa1fomiteen. ut
@e1rD Nielien og bans aemper pil
forpge "Dania"s flotte Samling al
Sglppofoler 1ne6 ct npt gfsemplar,
er ser ingen Gbibl om.
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st. Paul.
Nj. MICHAELSEN,
City Editor & Manager.
City Office:
62S Endicott Building.

Sch &ipb eller &eparation at
l1tre beips ben b%clfienote Smoeler
Simon Meliun, 209 6. 7tb Street.
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6ifeirlpnen

nabneoes SEN lite Meai. Man bar
I'LL Sob til at fange NOE ten al S1ags
Silt, lnotogne CT 8ais % Safe 3ront,
1orn frcmocles er freoet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-05-07
Oania.

9ania.
9a ser ingel1 Mnip9er bar til 6or-
palterpla6ie n paa Dania Sail, ct
Gi6sfrtiten for Mnipgningers Sn6Ie=
bering u6iot til Girsoag Sen 19. Mai.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-09-24

duce the required Information. The
law requires an accurate financial
statement covering the proceeds and
disbursements OF all boxing bouts.
These statements, covering the two
Entertainments held here recently.
can and will give to any responsible
body have accurate figures, re-
turned vouchers, and all the data ne
ccssary for intelligent. truthful
statemeDts, but as almost everyone
knows, the exact status Of the box
Ing commission has 80 far been an
unknown and unreliable quantity.
and ! did not care TO entrust the com
mission In It's present circumstances
with important facts and figures
which they might not have authority
to accept and place on proper public
record.
with great consideration for the
commission as Il now exists I repeat
that It's status is indefinite. and when
] am assured that there Is a super
yising body here vested with the au-
thority to pass upon these statements
l shall comply with the law to the
letter.
do not claim infallibility. Per-
haps have Slipped up" In the mat
ter OF doctors examinations, but
maintain that the undeniably unus-
unl conditions governing the Labor
day program gives me n valid excuse
for any slight irregularity In that
regard. A. you all know. after the
Houston theater burned was forced
10 improvise an arena. ! accomplished
that task after overcoming numerous
tried to get DR.. A. A.
Soule. the boxing commissions ex-
aiming physician, to make the requir-
ed examination Of the BOXERS. He
was. I believe, busy attending to fire
I approached two other
doctors. failed TO get their SER
vices. Turmoil was everywhere.
was obligated to the extent of
5000 In the promotion OF the pro-
gram and. even though trying to the
last hurried minute to procure med
ical assurance OF the fitness OF the
boxers I was. plainly speaking. out Of
luck. As far as I could learn all OF
the boxers were In Al condition.
I wish to say again that I want to
be fair and above board with the boz
ing commission and the public. !
shall gladly observe every require
ment OF the law. II have not OBJ
served them fully. shall do SO when
7 am automatically informed regard
ing their extent. I intend to make
my home here. and want to see the
boxing game placed upon q plane. To-
cally at least, that will insure good
entertainment to all. To accomplish
this the law must be obeyed$ ! am
willing to obey the law.
Very truly yours,
FRANK SMITH.
Match-lkc-.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-09-24

itS progress and. pcrchcd triumph
antly over nil OF them, We behold tho
familiar figure OF Councilman Frank
NJ. Upp.
Ovcrfio"'ag with oamoufingcd
righteousness. Mr.. Upp arose In all
his assumed goodncns during n meet
Ing Of the city council Monday night.
ana declared that the boxing pro-
grams held hero recently were con.
ductod In fragrant violation Of the
laws governing boxing In this state.
and vchcmentiy demanded that mn
OF the methods employ.
cd by the boxing promoters be- sub
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-09-24
# KIDNEYS AND
BLADDER BOTHER
Take salts 70. Aush Kidney and
neutralise Irritating
acids.

Kidney and Bladder weakness re-
suit from uric acid. says q noted
authority. The kidneys litter this
acid from the blood and pass II on
to the bladder. where II often re-
mains to irritate and inhame, caus-
ing a burning sensation. or setting
bladder. obliging you to seek relief
two or three times during the night.
The sufferer Is In constant dread.
the water passes sometimes with .
scalding sensation and IL very pre-
fuse; again. there 10 dimculty IN
avoiding II.
Bladder weakness. most folks call
II. because. they can't control urina-
tion. While II is extremely annoy
Ing and sometimes painful. this is
really one of the most simple all
mcnts to overcome. Get about four
ounces o. Jad Salts from your phar-
macist and take q tablespoonful In
q glass of water before greakfast.
continue this for two or. three days.
This will neutralixe the acids In the
urine SO II no longer 10 . source of
irritation to the bladder and urinary
organs which then act normally
again.
Jad Salts 10 inexpensive. harm
less. and is made from the acid OF
grapes and lemon Juice. combined
with lithia. and 10 used by Thousands
Of folks who are subject to urinary
disorders caused by urls acid ir-
ritation. Jad Salts II splendid for
Kidneys and c&uses NO bad effects
whatever.
Here you have Q pleasant. efRer-
vescent lithia-water drink. which
quickly relieves bladder trouble.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-09-24
LETTERS FROM
THE PEOPLE
MATCHMAKER SAYS
ltNOitD IN CLEAR

To tho Public:
Tho city OF klamath Falls In fort.
unnte--sup supcrlativcly 80.
Travelling the road which leads TO
Industrial pre-emincnco and content.
cd citixcnry this city can. with justi.
fable pride. point to u number Of
agencies instrumental In promoting
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-09-24

The one Christian college In Gur-
ma has been renamed Judson College
in memory Of Adoniram Judson. the
first American Baptist foreign mis-
sionary.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-09
Volcanic Turmoil Among Workers of
 City of Trieste

Trieste, May 8.-There is a volcan- ic turmoil amongst the working pop ulation of this city, now under Ital- ian control. The employees of the shipbuilding yards are constantly striking for hitherto unheard-o of de- mands. Recently the operatives of the Lloyd Arsenal struck for rep resentative voice in the management and share of the profits. The scale demanded would give some of the operatives wages and bonuses aggre- gating 10000 lire monthly which would amount to $8,000 in normal times.
 The operatives of the Cosulich shipyards introduced the newest ruse in labor disputes. They issued an ul- timatum to the management stating that if their demands were not com piled with in ten days they would go into the plant by force and take possession of it. The demands were three: first, share in the profits;
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-09
Can't Dispose of
 Maria Theresa Fund

Vienna, May S.-In the work of un- scrambling the affairs of the old Elm pire curious complication occur. One that is now giving the authorities 3 good deal of trouble is the dsposi- tion of the Maria Theresa MedaI fund. This decoration was the Vic tcria Cross of Austria It's award carried handsome pension. The foundation fund now amounts to more than 170,000,000 crowns. There are several hundred applicants fot the medal for deeds performed iii the World War, but none has been passed upon pendinng the distrbu- ton of the foundation fund among the states of the former empire.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-09

patched to nearby plavcro,,a <. summon the heroine. N"'" u
 The first glance at hoy nl,ir,,. u vealed the fact that she was s+iii ,;'. ie ing in the ecstacy of her thriilinn ie ,,v perience --'"s eA
 With childish naivete she told o, the five dances with Edward Albcrt at the I1voii the Hateful. Tuesday night, the dance with four encoTes at the Union Club the follov.in o night, and her invitation to lun,l aboard the Renown. N''e Il
 Miss Cranberry was born in Mont. gomcry, Ala, and came to the 18th. mus three years ago, graduatino from the Balboa grammar school about year ago.
 The scribe found her most discon- certing with her tall lovliness. She is slender and fair, with limnid vio1at eyes, long and darkly lashed, a wealtb of tawny hair, trim of ankle and lgbt of foot. 5 Ut
 Asked for description of the gown she wore at the ball she dis appeared into No Mans Land and returned with the very decollette confection of black satin and maline Q bouffant, picked out with black os- trich piumes and knots of blue satin ribbon, remarking that such a gown was indescribable to a mere man.
 In the states such adress would probably cost $500, but in Panama. because of the low import tariffs. it could be, and no doubt was. procured for about -
 She declared the Prince talked in- cessantly during their dances but be- yond saying that he said he loved American jazz music and enjoyed his trip to the United States immensely. she was noncommittal.
 No dancing master ever taught her the steps with which she thrilled and dazzled the next Emperor of Great Britain, for she claims she learned her art, "picked it up' was the way she put it on the Zone.
 "The Prince is at his best in the one-step, but only fair in the fox trot and waltz.
 "I think he is awfully jolly and democratic" she concluded.
 But the Isthmus is wondering if she is going to monopolze his royal highness when he returns here from Australia enroute to England. in Sep- tember.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-09
NAL AR|ST0CRACY (lRNs DEMOCRACY
 1 FROM THE PRINCE
lnt Visit Taught Many
 People Some New Ideas

,ama. May 6.-Perhaps the most
 Ia event in the recent visit o1
 prince of Wales to the Isthmus
 anama, attended with regal pomI
 ceremony as it was, was his
 highness' democratic crowding
 III wool and yard wide" Amer
 ism down the throats of the
 Etocracy" of the Canal Zone.
 is came about when the Prince |anted by the twinkling feet and
 pt eyes of Miss Carolyn Gran E an 18-year-old Ala bama belle,
 daughter of a Panama Canal Iman, set aside the card filled for
 at the ball, given in his honor khe British Minister, and danced 1 times with her to the discom- re of the dowagers and debu- les lining the walls, praying to knfolded in his princely embrace. the minds of the social set of Canal Zone, the Princes dis Ind of the amenities transcend En importance the delay of the bwn in transting the canal, led by a huge boulder, relic then recent slide, which lurked l len and unsounded in the chan |near the troublesome Cucaracha E, until the cruiser was almost it.
 him who has not lost his per tive through long residence far the dear old, if dry, U. s. A., Princes "affront" to the 18th socially elite is nothing more Hess than a recurrence or age old cely proclivity for attractive len, be they noble or nothing. he night of the ball at the Tivoli, n the Prince showed tendencies lar to those attributed to his grandfather King Ed, he was rented with bit of feminity ing in the arms of one of his officers.
 see Miss Cranberry then, filled lions, but society gasped audibly n another officer in the princely , stepped up and acquainted the lie with his royal desire. ss Cranberry was immediately ented and, after expressing the
 that nothing but one steps be ed, his royal highness indulged le first of series of five dances
 her that evening. He danced
 her again the following night he Union club to put further
 in the picture.
 e next day Miss Cranberry was luncheon guest of his royal high
 officers on board the Renown. Prince had scarcely sailed for Diego on his Antipodes trip on
 1 before reporter was on the of the royal romance of the day.
 was given hearty welcome at Government quarters in which iranberrys live at Balboa, while ,f number of children swarm n and out of the house was dis
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-09
ABOLISH CHINESE TAX

Peking, May 7.-The Chinese gov crnment has notified certain gov ernments having traders relations with China that it intends to abolish the "likin," or international tax i'm posed on goods in transit between provinces. To compensate for tho joss of this revenue which is the financial mainstay of the provincial governments, it will be necessary to increase import duties on foreign goods at ports of entry, the govern ment has announced. It has request ed the powers to take part in a re- visioin of the Chinese tariff.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-09

ed States rifles and cartridges into Mexico, department of justice agents today raided a number of places in Nogales. Sonora, with the co-ordina- tion of Mayor Alberto E. Figueroa. Several rifles and other government property were recovered
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-09

in the city. Demonstrations are held every Sunday when cries of "Hurrah for Lenine, Trotsky, soviets, etc!' are heard. The military guard of the city has recently been increased and a close surveillance is maintained over the gatherings.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-09

second, voice in the management; third, the dismissal of Captain Cos ullch, the manager and chief owner of the yards. Officials made prepar- atlons to resist by the posting of some battalions of soldiers armed With armored motorcars and mach inc guns but the operatives terms were complied with before any dis order occurred.
 Strong Bolshevik elements prevail
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-09
AFTER BOOZE RUNNERS.

Nogales, Ariz., May 5.-In an eff fort to break up an alleged band O gun and whiskey runners, who fo months have been smuggling Unit
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-09

DEVON, England-''Jimmy," a wild English stag, found ill and cared for by farmer, has become so civilized that he expects his three squares" every day. He may be seen regularly at meal times nosing into the kitchen for his "stag" party.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-04
REZULTAT JEST SLODKI.

Wszystkim wiadomo co VIE
wiorka mowi o orzechu: ykuplna
orzecha jest gorzka, "a to orzech
sIodki." Stare to przyslowie, "a
wsze prawdziwe. Trinera Amery-
kanski Elixir gorzkiego wilma jest
nieco gorzki, cato skutki jego Sq
biogosiawione. Usuwa ono wszel-
kie nieczystoSci z jelit, utrzymuje
wnetrznoSci w porzadku, zapew-
MIA doskonaly apetyt, Czujesz sic
doskonale Cd poranka do wieczo-
"a. Ten wlaSnie doSkonaly rezul-
tat uczynil Trinera Amerykaiski
Elixir gorzkiego wilma tax popu-
larnyn, re co roku zmuszeni Je-
steSmy powiekszac nasze zakiady.
Dopiero co zaprowadziliSmy
dwie move kadzie do wilma, zawie-
rajqce $4,000 galonow kazda, ia
'kotez move maszyny do butelko-
wanna wilma i n~alepiania etykiet,
przez CO produkcya zostaa wlclce
powiekSzonq, zaS nasze hasfo Po-
zostalo tenn samem, re ,Tylko
najlepsze jest dose dobrem ola
naszych odbiorcow.' Cd aptcka-.
rzy i sprzedawaczy lekarstw "a
dajcie stanowczo prawdziwego
Trinera Amerykanskiego EliNiru
gorzkicgo wilma - ME Przyjmuj-
Gle imitacyi. Wasz kupiec ma
take Trincra Cough Sedative O.
raz Trinera Liniment. - Joseph
Triner Company, 1885, South
Ashland ave, Chicago, III.
(Ogi.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-04
D -
SWEGO ME ZNACIE.

sami ME wiecie, CO posiadacie.
Many rome przedsiebiorstwa
handlowe, - piekne rozwijajace
sic zakiady przemyaowe, a
chwalimy cudze. Chwalmy swo-
je, laczmy sic w slime korpora-
eye, i pokazmy Swiatu, co Polacy
moga. Ursus Motor Co., pierwsza
polska fabryka trok-traktatorow,
dzielnie sic rozwija, fabryka w
pelnym ruchu, troki So juz ma
markiecie, a wsp6idziaiajac Z po-
klewna korporacya "Polskiem
Tow. Technicznem", prowadzi
,,Szkole Automobilowa", kursa
dzienne i wieczorne, wydaje mle-
siecznik popularno-naukowy TIE
chnike Popularna". Me chwal cu-
dzych, - poznaj swoich. ZgsoS
sic do mich piSmiennie lub osobi-
scie. Przekonaj sic, a uwierzysz.
2127 w. North ave-, Chicago, IL
linois. (og,.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-04

Polak. kt6ry ME poprze W obecnet
chwili poSyczki polskiej wediug
moznoSci, ME wart re lyle ma swie-
Ea
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-04
z Atlantyku W Crodze
do Polski.
(Wfasna korespondencya "Dzien
nika ChicagosEiego.")
Parowiec New ROShellc",

Parowiec New RoShelle",
16 sierpnia, 1920.
Jedena$cie dni upiywa Cd czasu.
iak nasz okret New Roshelle" Wy
plynal ma woody ceanu zblizamy sic
do Anglii / prawdopodobnie jutro
ras spotka pilot ola przeprowadzenia
przez kanal. Pragne ~skorzystac z tel
sposobnosci, oddac poetic do Amery-
XII, zasylajac serdeczne poZdrowienia
nrzez Iamy ,,Dziennika Chicagoskie-
90" wszystkim znajomym i przy1a-
ciOlom.
Choc W skr6ceniu pragne skreSlic
raiwazniejsze wypadki W naszej ply
waiacei osadzie; i tax W zesziym ty-
godniu mieliSmy podw6jnie uroczysty
dzien; urodziny k%apitana i skiadke
dobrze mySlqcych o~bywateli i obywa-
telek. a nawet dzieci, kt6ra pr~zyniosta
1875 dolar6w, Is cent6w, 200 marek
niemieckich i 100 marek polskich.
KaDitan NJ. w. Bausent ofiaroWat
500, WIaSciciel okretu NJ. Pfitsch z
synem 1O5 dolar6w i ~jeszcze paru A
merykan6w z za}ogi ~ofiarowaio tro-
che grosza. Ma reszte ziozyia sic ma
sza powrotna emigracya, ~przeznacza-
lac zIolone pieniadze ola gfodnych
dzieci i ma sieroty W Polsce.
Stan zdrowia pasazerow jest Swie-
Inv, pogoda caly GAS piekna l woda
spokojna, wiec kazdy PREY doorym
apetycie, a jest wielka rozmaitosc W
podawanych potrawach. Kuchnia
francusko = amerykanska.
Okret New Roshelle', ktorym Je-
dziemy. to byly jacht ex kajzera VIII
| helma. ma kt6rym odbyl podroz DO
Palestyny / kt6rym p~odr6zowaf naS2
w4elki i sympatyczny Roosevelt, po-
wracaiac z Afryki. Jacht ten byf pre-
| robiony ma transportowiec / byf INA
Nv pod nazwa Hamburg, a dis IA
| chluba i buta Niemiec wiezie a do
kochanej 0jczyzny.
Epidemia~ wScieklizny bolszewlckie1
i tn zawitala, lecz ME pozwolono Sic
lei bardzo rozpowszechnit dzieki O.
| stroznosci k~apitana i czujnosci p
Pfitsch mad zaioga i pracownikamj
okretu, jak r6wniez dzieki pomocy
ksiedza Karola RajznerowsKlego
kt6ry jedzie z Texas odwiedzit rodzl
ne ma Pomorzu. Slowem Bozem f.
wangelia Swieta zniszczy& on ten zja'
dliwy bakcyl epidemii bolszewicKie.
poSrod nasza bracia.
Okret nasz wiezie W 1szej klasie pa
sazer6w doroslych %, niepeinolet-"
mich 7 / maultkich dzieci 4, W 3cie:
kIasie doros}ych $50, niepelnoletnich
294 / dzieci Sc. Zalogl jest 800 -
razem os6b 1850. Pojemnosci ma
1902 ton. Jutro nam prEyobiecane
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-04
WstrzaSnienia nerwowe.

.,Cierpia}am bardzo ma mole ner-
WV" - pisze PAM Chas. Granzow
z Hobert, Ind. - ,Dostawa}am
wstrzqSnicnia nerwowe w nogach
i podczas takiego ataku ME mo-
CLAM ami sicdziec ami lezec. Cd
czasu, gdy zaczelam uzywac ORA.
Piotra Gomozo, czuje sic dobrze
/ jestem W stanie wykonywac ma
domowa prace." - TO ziolowe lie,
karstwo ma p~osilanie nerwow ME
jest do nabycia W aptekach. Pisz-
Gle do DR.. Peter Fahrncy and
Sons Co., 2501 Washington blvd.
Chicago, III. (Ogl)