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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-10-02
Is Your Left Ear For Sale?
Here's $4,000 Offer for 1t

rived here for visit and upon the
advisement of his friends called upon
a surgeon of the West Side. The
surgeon looked over the small part
of ear Cusada still had and said
nothing could be simpler. He would
graft on new ear and possibly
might succeed in connecting 1T with
Cusada's hearing apprenticeship Gu
sada would have to provide the ear.
The planters son was so encour-
aged that he decided to get an ear
directly. But there seemed to be
a shortage in the market. No one
had been SO unfortunate as to have
an ear taken off by accident that
might by any chance be available,
and none of those still alive in hos
pitfalls, but failing, had an ear of
the exact size and contour that Mr..
Cusada required. He determined to
appear to the public for ears. The
deal is a straight out buy, and the
ear will be lost permanently if Mr..
Cusada declines to buy it. But Mr..
Cusada seemed to be we'll supplied
with funds and said the ear giver
could name his price.
Mr.. Cusada is stopping at 1873 East
One Hundred and Twenty-second
street.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-10-02
Federal AgentS Say Thar
Mtermatl0naI SvlndIery
Make Haul of $3.50, 900

American Company of Commerce,
which for a time maintained a small
office at No. 70 Wall street. From
this office letters were mailed to
prominent firms in Greece offering
them the opportunity to purchase
sugar at a price far below the mar
ket quotation for sugar in this coun-
try.
Before any replies were received
from Greece, however, the company,
it is charged, was transferred into
the hands of dummies and new Of
fees were obtained at No. West
42nd street. The the AID street Of
fee the company continued to use
the expensive engraved stationery
bearing the Wall street address.
The letters were mailed to Greece
last September and before the end
of October the Greek firms had es-
tablished credits in various New
York banks totaling more than ST.
100000 for the purchase of sugar. 1t
is charged, that Pteriotis, through
the American Company of Com
MERGE, offered sugar for sale at
prices ranging from II to II cents
per pound, always quoting several
cents under the prevailing market
price.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-10-02
Chesapeake Hermit
Endorses Solitude
After 10-Year Test

NORFOLK, Va, Sept. 27-"Lone
some Charlie" is returning to civil.
cation this week. He has spent te2
years of his life as hermit on a
Lonesome Charities" full name Is
Charles S. Hardenburg, of Trenton
He was "a when he became the
sole occupant of Watts island, II
miles from the mainland. AS STU
dent at Princeton, his health broke
and he was advised to take a long
rest. He wagered college friends he
could spend ten years without the
companionship of man or woman
with study for a diversion.
Hardenburg has come to the main
land once a year, to buy supplies.
Solitude is the greatest medicine
MAJ can take" he saws.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-10-02

NEW YORK.-Four alleged mem
bers of the international band of
swindlers who are said to have OBJ
tanned more than $25O,OOO from New
York banks by using forged bills of
lading have been arrested by agents
of the department of justice.
George D. Ptetotis, charged with
being the leader, who directed the
scheme which swindled several large
Greek companies out of large sums
Of money for fake shipments of
sugar, was the first member of the
band to be arrested.
Pteriotis returned recently from
England, where he has lived since
he left this country last June S..
Agents of the department Of justice
had been informed that he was on
the steamer and he was arrested on
warrant issued on a secret indict-
ment returned against him by the
August grand jury. Pteriotis is re-
ported to have planned to return to
this country to continue his opera
tions and is said to have solicited
large contributions from Greeks in
London, whom he promised to make
rich.
-. Greek Firms Victims
Pteriotis is twenty-six years old,
and is the former president of the
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-10-02

HAVANA.-Frank S. Cusada, twen-
ty-nine years old, son of a sugar
planter at Manzanillo, Cuba, is will
ing to pay $4,000 or w''atever the
owner thinks is a f. re for a
medium sized, health ear. The
ear is to be attached Cusada'S
head to replace one thai =. morse step
ped on down in Cuba and wrenched
off almost entirely.
AS Mr.. Cusada is perfectly able
to hear with his right ear-the one
that is left, so to speak-he wants
the additional auricle solely for pur-
pose of art and symmetry. Since he
took the fateful ride that ended in
the horse attempting a somersault
and his being trampled under foot
by the ear, Mr.. Cusada has been
searching among the medical profess
sion for relief.
He tried tin ears and other devices
of shreWd manufacturers who supply
humans with missing parts, but the
appearance always was unsatisfac-
tory, and when he brushed his hair
the contraption was likely to fall off
He also was referred to old DR..
Dempsey for a cauliflower ear, but
DR.. Dempsey had already contracted
for his entire supply.
Two weeks ago Mr.. Cusado ar
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-10-02
GIRLS! MAKE A
LEMON BLEACH
Lemons Whiten and Double
Beauty of the Skin

Squeeze the juice of two lemons
into bottle containing three ounces
of Orchard White which can be had
at any drug store. shake we'll and
YOU We quarter pint of harmless
and delightful lemon bleach for few
cents.
Massage this sweetly fragrant To-
ton into the face, neck, arms and
hands each day, then shortly note
the beauty of your skin.
Famous stage beauties use lemon
Juice to bleach and bring that soft.
clear. rosy-white complexion. Lemons
have always beer used as a freckle,
sunburn and tan remover. Make
this lp and try it.-(Advt.)
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-10-02
Turns Grapes Into
Prohibition Bread
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tn

WASHINGTON.-F the fif-
teenth annual congress against alco-
holism comes the news that DR.. Eudo
Monti, of Turin, Italy, who'"has dis
ian wine grape" has perfected plan
whereby the. grape, formerly devoted
to the usages of Bacchus, may now
be used to make bread. This does
not mean that there will be such
thing as a booze sandwich to satisfy
the Alphabetically hungry, for DIR.
Months formula kills all alcoholic
ferment.
His discovery is announced as al
ready having revolutionized the vini-
culture of France and Italy, as It
hibition without harming the eco
monte interests of their great wine
o-,,0N,incr ;ndnstrN
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-10-02
Thieves Drug Fowls
Before Nabbing Them

COLUMBUS, Ind-Poultry fam
ciers-that is, those who have a
fancy for other persons poultry
have hit upon new silencer to
be applied when removing fowls from
Hen houses. To squelch the squawks
they use chloroform!
At the home of Samuel Sharp,
county superintendent. of schools, all
except two of his large flock of
purebred chickens were stolen and
the two that remained were stupid
from the effects of the drug ad-
ministered by the chloroform ban
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-10-02
Pays Lawyer S Fee
From Victim Purse

John Hartman. of New York city,
accused of stealing a pocketbook
containing SO from the home of
Hose Alvey, near Bryant, Ind, was
acquitted when tried before Justice
of the Peace Whiteman, of Bryant.
AS soon as the decision was reach
ed, Hartman produced a pockethook
and took 50 from it to pay his at
torney, Urban Bonifas, young man
recently admitted to the bar.
"Why, that is my pocketbook."
Mr. Alvey said, when he saw Hart
man produce it and the money. He
was right, but Hartman could not
be placed in jeopardy twice for the
same offense, and he left town SIS
. The good.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-10-02
Takes Bride at 100,
She BeinQ OnIV II

LOS ANGELES.-An aged cou-
pie walked into the marriage Ii.
cense bureau here ard asked the
city clerk to issue the necessary
permit.
The man gave his name as An
drew Malcolm Morrison and his
age as 100.
fessed to 10 years and gave hel
name as Mary Augusta Barney
Morrison said they were to be
married to Gay as the elimination
of a renewed romance of their
younger days.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-10-02

"Dodson's Liver Tone" is a pleas
ant, vegetable liquid which starts
your liver just as surely as calomel.
but doesn't make you sick and can
not salivate.
Children and grown folks can take
Dodsons Liver Tone, because it is
perfectly harmless.
Calomel is a dangerous drug. Tt is
mercury and attacks your bones
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-10-02
Take ''Dodson's Liver Tone" Instead!

Take a aose of nasty calomel today
and you will feel weak, sick and
days work. Take a spoonful of Dod-
sons Liver Tone instead and you
will wake up feeling great. No more
biliousness, constipation, sluggish
ness, headache, coated tongue or sour
stomach. Your druggist says if you
don't find Dodson's Liver Tone acts
better than horrible calomel your
money is waiting for you.-(Advt.1
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-10-02
Warden Holds
Expensive Fire

game warden, held $4,000 fire here
the other day. He burned fishing
nets confscated this year. They were
taken because they did not conform
Win tEa -
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-10-02
Nobility Estates
Being Restored

PRAGUE.-It is stated that the
Hapsburg, Hohenbergs, Schwarzen-
burgs, Furstenburgs and other fam
lilies Of former Bohemian nobility,
are having their estates. taken away
during the war, restored to them.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-10-02
SUSPECT IN MAIL
ROBBERYISHELD
ATRICHMOND, VA.

RICHMOND, Va, Sept. 29.--Ivy
w. West, alias Ben w. Franklin,
aged twenty-four, char with be-
ing one of the three men who rotNe ed
a mail car recently of 100000 in
Liberty bonds and number Of I'M
set diamonds, was. arrested at the
home of his wife here yesterday by
postoffice inspectors. The robbery
occurred near Cornelia, between At
lanta and Charlotte, N. c.
The other two alleged robbers, c.
G. Monroe and Rufus Right, both
were arrested shortly after the crime
and are now in jail in Atlanta.
From Monroe and Kight the in
spectorS declared was recovered all
but $16,500 of the bonds and several
of the diamonds. After the arrest of
West, Postal Inspector w. J. Dixon
recovered at local pawn shop a
$500 Liberty bond which had been
sold for $500. and a diamond ring
pawned for $3.50. On Vests person
was found tween $4,000 and $4,000
in cash.
West is a native Of Amelia county,
Va, where his parents live. He came
to Richmond last night from 'lti-
more. Several out=of-towa special
agents of the government had been
following his movements and these
men all concentrated IN Richmond
this morning.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-10-02
SAY "DlAMOND DYES"

Don't streak or ruin your material
In poor dye. Insist on Diamond
Dyes" Easy directions in package.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-10-02

Ivy ". West. mentioned in the
postoffice inspectors, the third man
for whom inspectors have been
searching ever since the robbery.
West, local officials state, worked in
Atlanta for two years as a street co.
Franklin. The inspectors believe he
is the man who planned and tnsti-
gated the mail robbery. They say he
will be brought to Atlanta to stand
trial
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-22

Dette ii6fte er bel rigttgt NOT.
Wfen Ser er 10 intet / 8eien for at
5arnernes Srganiiationer ton la6e
beS epebe Manb uofgre glrbeioet pg
gigre set set 1tore. 9et bill. iD
bare bore, at 6isfe ebe6e M9nb bp=
res of Garmerne 5teben for al
Mellemban6lerne. De fan bel gjgre
6eres Mrbei6e for on1trent ben ia11-
me 2g11, og iaa ipares Mellembano=
lerfortienelte1 set, iom Sarner-
ne er efter. 6or Set er 10 belt ben
/ &eiret, 11aar man paaftaar, at
Sornerne nil ignorere 2oben ON
9ilbu6 og @fteripgrgiel os oerbeo
ffaffe fig bgiere Nriier. Saa oumme
er 5armerne oo iffe., De beo u6=
merfet, at 6e faar Be be6ite &riier,
11aar Sc ffaffer Ben be6it mulige
8are paa Marfebet og falbD6er BEN,
naor og bpor Ser fpprges ON BEN,
aItiaa naor Gilbu6et lparer til ST.
teripergilen. ,Men Sc er bleben trRt-
te af at betole 100 til 200 Brocent
for at faa 6eres @arer bragt til
&igber11e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-22
Hnlat,npt.
spiflanb Hal.

@eianotranbet bor til 6en tDife
&egiering ie11bt en- geote, bbori Der
frebes piebliffelig 26sla6elfe uf tre
Sfibe, laitet n1eo 9lmmunition til
8oIen, og fom al De tpffe Mpnoigbe=
Ser bo1oes tilbase / @ielerfanalen.
S9rlig npbnes bet banifes Sfib
rDorrit" men ser er ogiaa to an
ore.
8Difla11o paaberaaber fig set
Stanbpn1lH, at oet er nebtraf / ben
pol-rusiife arig og fn11oe oerfor
lite ober fit Eerritpriuf11 tilln6e
Sransport al &rigsn1atertel til mo-
gen al 8artert1e
@eianotraabet fre1nbnber inibler-
tib, at SDiflanos 6oloning i benne
Sag itaari Strio n1eo gerfailles=
Graftate11, ser ubtrDffelig betegner
&ielerfn1ale1l ion1 en- 8anbDei Der
er fri for nue Berbens Nntioner.
gsote1 er boIot i oe frnftigite 11o-
trDf og nbell1ffer enbber pi6ere Dis-
fusiio1l ON 5agen fra SDiflanos
Side.
3 ~ 4 " 5-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-22
9et oanife smsr / amerifa.

Sen Delegation fom Meieriorga-
beilutte6e at ieuoe tit
Mmerifa, afreifte ben 23. @eptern-
ber. Den beitnar at Meieriorganifa-
tionens Gorman6, @aoroeier 81. Bor-
lie, tatsfoniulent q. g. Sanfen,
SDireftbr Sfihilo % Direftgr &an-
=ien MiotipH 9merefsportforening.
Delegationen beigger ben itore uo-
litilling !. / Chicago, og l111oerigeer
Muligb gbeoerne for Affetninge11 of
.oanif 5mgr Mmerifu, bpor set poo=
0Gorbaano bar goot Sob paa fie.
#Smprret, Der l16tages fra 2onoets
Ebeofte Weierier, er l1oitiIlet boaoe {
EDritler, Jieroinger % aasier for At
l1of ningsb beisgenoe far1 blibe be-
fienot meo De forffieIlige Gmbaue-
|ringsformer Smerret ifal lite be-
Ensmues;; BET ie1,oes Inn til l1oiiil-
ingen, for at atn,erit tanerne tan e
#rsber al oonf Neeieriii iiiaouitrii
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-22
eSnap=Slaberne.

So 8atalioner ssugo-@laper e,
rpffet in6 / Sen ip6ltge Solfeafiten
ni11gS5one og bur beiat flere 8per
Som 5par paa Sen alliere6e &om
misltons Hroteit erflere6e 8etal
ionscbeferne, at Sc life anerfienott
6olfeafiten1ning ngsfommisiionen, og q!
Sc biloe obertage slbminii iitratio :er
in6ti1 bi6ere. Ser gaar &pgter
&lagenfurt ON, at a116re 3ropper Q,
paa Sci til 3one11. 9e pfobtioriift
Mpnoigbeoer bar beororet sSS'r1bps:
gerne til at forbol0e Jig rolige oe al:
bente Be 9lliere6es Mfgigrel!e.
Sra Marburg neloes ON alborli!,e
0ptgier, outstanding al Tp!fere oq
8lpn6ring al 8utifer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-22
8erbensb sbrpb berfab.

rgbe 8orlo Brotherhood Cont
.grefs bolot 4 fibite nge TT a11oet
.aarlige Mgoe / Boibington. S fin
Aorsberetning, Der oplaites poo
Aabni ngsn1goet rflereoe .8iiHiinn
ssss;enuings 8rDal1, Der er en- af Bro
BERT sbebegelf geroe,1sfouan1is
|f9rer, at Der / bpertenefte 2an6 I gu.
ropo 119res ct brRnoenoe 7nife ul
EDanneIier1 al Brooerff bsfore11ing
Sra Song esiens ceprRfi0el1t,
General snlltttss iillblsb et anbeL
|grau bnori ban rIarer, at Ser aI
brig Iar etgiiferd en ifsrre gsso-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-22
Sitter Sc labere &riier.

Set aln,i1Oelige @risfalo bar be-
rert ontre11t ol1e nigtigere Weooba-
rer og &lpbesartifler @bicago.
jSaale6es er Smgr &C. Iabere, 9gg
1c, &artofler SOC pr. 8uibel, Suffer
1c pr. @1nn6, &ul SOC til ST pr.
Son peo @rnben, @Ipoer 90 til 40
8roce11t, 9ianoer TO til Is 8roce1lt
1abere.
Sra @lepelan6, Ohio, mel6es, at
&riierne gaar ne6 ogfaa Ser, at en-
birfelig tilfre6stille116e Me6gang
lite fan be11tes, fer Der bliber labere
2gnninger. Na6parer | &eital1ra1t=
ter er 10 til Is Hrocent, 8leoful
81 90 pr. Son og Mfe1 $1.50 it..
Ggn6e billigere / vtpboleiale" og SOC
biIligere retail"
S @anfas @itp er ser ifet ct 20
40 &rocents Hrisfal0 paa baa6e
Man6s= og &bin6efle6er. Eris=
fal6et an1es iom 8egpn0el1en til EN-
permanent Ne0gung i 6e aln1in6elige
2epeu6gifter. Ginansniniiter Sous
ton trpr iaale6es, at man bar naaet
Goppunftet bgie 8rifer, men at set
1n1Iig bil tage Mar, fpr oct aln1in0e=
lige &risfalb e11beltg er afluttet.
@nberner &ar6ing al ben fg6erale
&eierbefonmisiion nener ogiaa, at
Erisfal6et er en- 8egpn6elie III per-
1nane11t lunere 8riier. Dollarens
Ner6i er iteget neite11 1Se. Den er
1tu baro ca. SOC iantmenlienet 1neo
be11s &igbeebne fer @rfge1t 1914.
Sor to Maaneoer ii6en par Dolla=
re11s &igbeepne bare &c.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-22
An1srlka.
@nbn11 11terfprrbiqt.

8i giengiber fglge116e efter uDe-
corab= Soften: Ser er al og til i be
ii0lte faa Maaneber rebnt, at en-
Mr. 8nnop / @ebiter Gitp, Soma,
bar opfl11t6et en- nj Wealfin, ser bo-
peologelig 6ripes be6 Sen 2uft fore
fonmenoe OrDgen. @eo oenne Op-
ftnoelle fan life alene en- aImin6elia
slntomoba fi6res Sen belle Sag me6
ct l16leg al fun 5 Gents, men set
Tan ogiaa bruges til Opbormnina
i1teoetfor &ul, foftenoe for @aa-
ningsbuie fra $40 til 90 pr. @inter.
Wan bar Left ON alt bette me6 en-
big Sbibl, men e1, al &egierinQens
Sngeniprer bar III grll116ig nnber-
isgt Spfinoelien og erflpret> at ser
lite er iagt ct Or6 forn1eget ON SEN.
Spfinoelien er Sen itgrlte enoma
giort, erfIerer ban. Denne sss11qe-
nier, bbis Nabn er 6. $. WecMo-
tiers, tiltreoer / oisie Dage ia11-
men meo Spfinoeren en- @eie til
Seem Oorf pr, 9(utomobil, bbis Ma-
1ftne oripse al BEN npe 0pfinoelie, og
man bor beregnet, at Ser til 6enue
Hel1e oil me6gaa for 25 Gents af set
npe &rattitof. Won bar fife umoqet
Jig nleo at iptte MI Malfine 9luto-
n1obilen, oa man fun bebgber at uo-
tage Sparf &lugs, Garbnretor oq
SSgnition 3nbeS for at BRUCE oen npe
Ollie. McMaiters og 8nn6p gior-
pc for life lenge li6e1 en- @ei]e til
Eb1llingbDerne, og 0ripfraften to-
iteoe oem 8 Gents. 0pfinoellen bar
/ Mar at ie peo 5tatsuoltillingerne i
label Soma ion / Minneiota, oq
ben pafte naturligpis ubpre Opliat
blanot Wiuifi11iiter, men alninoeIiqe
Wtennelfer bar banlfeligt for at fatte,
bbao oet egentlig 6reier Jig ON.
Semmeltgbeoen er ct fennilf @tof, ser
bar ben @bne at .treffe Drpgen uo
at 21ften. 9ette fe1niffe @tof paa.
ltaaes at funne n6binoes al laa on1-
trent alf Der boyer paa Marfen, ielp
at HgrRs, og efter bba6 fgr er nabnt
tan set altiaa pro6uceres rneget Bill
ligt. Geo 8rug blanoes bette fen1i-
1te 5lnoinm me6 ct an1et @tof, oa
toet bette ifer, forban6les Sen tiI-
fsrte 9uft iaaleoes, at oen tan an-
penoes iom Dribfraft elIer Spparn1-
ming. @om Opbarm1ing fan Seoen
let reguleres pe6 ggef eller formin6-
1fet 2ufttrpf noget iom gluto-
mobilens Maifine altfao ogiaa be-
isrger. Mange 6pgtige 8ioenffabs-
n1pno iiges Son1n1er at bore fom1-
ne til @ebiter @itp n1e6 oen 9anfe-
at toge ct tiliDnela6enbe 5uiferi al
Dage, men efter at babe nnoeriggt
0pfinoelfen maatte oe ollie ertienbe.
at Opfin6eren Der bab6e biit at Ipa-
ge 8aano paa og tage / 8rug en- uf
Natnrens pel6igite &refter. =
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-22
Antprtka1trrnr 11aa
1attt.

General George 8ar11etts 8eifplo=
ninger ON, at a1nerifanife Marine=
iolooter far foretaget en .MeoIagt-
ming iflpng" al @aitiere, bill antage=
Zig blibe giort til @ienltano for en-
igogaaen6e 11nberipgeIie al @on-
+gresien. Doerligere 2ps bill bIipe
faitet ober Mffarerne giennem 0en
l1noeriggelie, iom Glaaoenrinilter
DanielS bar. beor6ret anguaen6e
Marineforpfets 8efettelie al @aiti.
&atl1rligpis er 6enne 8eifyloning
itrafs bleben taget / 6en politiife
&artipropagalt6as 9ieneite og bill
Ser blibe ubnDttte til set p6erlte
Merfelig not er @eifploningen frem-
lat af en- Mano,s Ser par blepen of=
.ifeoiget fra lin Eieneite fom fom1-
11at1oere11oe paa gen. 0e neiten
enonu n19rtehgere 1Dnes ban mi at
billie ubale / 2ano" eller on1forflare
fine Sro, iaa Der ffuloe 1igge noget
belt an6et / 6e111 emo set, belle 8e=
folfningen fan6t 6eri beo fgrite
2esning. San ifriber nernlig mt
bl. a.: Seq bill gierne flargjgre, at
felgen0e @rflering / min Gfripelie
al 2. Sftober 1919, at zen n6taIelle
fra Sen iuri6iife &oniule11t bite mig,
at praftiif talt Me6Iagt11ing noen
Jorifiel at in6fg6te etc." par 111e11t
al mig at betp6e nnoen 'tilbprIig Met=
tergang" og lite, iom set 1m ipnes
at bore mtsforltaaet, uiflang", og
ieg nente Doerligere naturligbis, at
en- iaa6on ul16talelle al &o11inIe11=
ten" bore btlbe bore al 8egt for
mig, bpis Ben bleb beptit, og for at
faa bam til at bebiie elfer mobile
bite 5an0be0en at 6isie l16talelfer
ifreb leg 8rebet at 2. Sftober 1919
til 8riga6e 6efommanoa11te11."
Set iaaleoes, ipnes ban fsrit At
babe uotrDft Jig ret ubeloigt mill
oeit talt, og bette rubel6ige" notrDf
er laa grebet af Mgitatorerne for at
il10plante en- Sbe / 8efolfningens
Sinb en- ss6e ON Mnr6erier / flor
stil, ion1 &egieringelt 8ilion =
ndturligpia inoirefte ifuloe sipres
anibarlig for. geaar ben SSoe fgr1t
bleb in6plantet, iaa funoe Ser 10
gierne bagefter fomne formil6en6e
og neiten belt tilbagefal6en6e l1ota=
lelier laa bapoe man gipet Gan6=
beoen 9@ren, men baabe6e ianti6ig,
at Sen Sp6, ser bar facet, NOT iful=
be boise % bore ben paatpnfte
Grngt. - @bis oct MI iffe pirfer
fon1 en- 8oomerang!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-22
Kltn1a ny UuhfrknluBr

glf 1882 9posfa16 paa @run6 al
Guberfuloie, iom / Sc it6ite Maane=
Ser er blepet annel6t fra ct al oe
mango rbealtb reiorts" en- al 6e ipo=
peltlige Stoter, baboe ober 80 &ro=
cent boet ser paa @te6et / r1in6re
eno ct Mar. 9isfe 80 8rocent er
bpa6 2egerne fal6er Sc uonnreiien=
be" 8rpitipgepatierter, Soft, Ser
flptter fra @teo til @teo / &oab ON,
at Joraroring al &lima bil gipe Dem
oeres &elbreb tilbage.
Oenne Gro, iom mango Mar bar
bpret 8aiis for 8ebonoltngen al
Euberfuloie, er MI opgtbet afoe flez
lte 2pger. 2eger, Der npie bar itltz
oeret oenne Spg6on, 6eriblan6t
@unobebs bs6epartementets 5peciali=
iter og geational 3uberfnloiis @Sfo=
cidtions 2eger, er mi fomntet til Set
&elultat, at @limaet er of nn6erorb=
net Betpot1ing beo 8eban6lingen al
ben bbibe &eit".
&ba6 Ser er al langt itdrre 8e=
tD6ning er go6 2ggebiRlp, Juno og
11pre116e Se6e og bel bentilere6e @a=
refer, bpor &atienten fan faa al Oct
I5olifi1, Sen friffe 2nft famt al ben
#sgpn, ban trenger til. Sbis &a-
tie11ten bar oisie @ooer, laa er
.@buncen for &elbreoelie lge flor
bans (eller Benoes) egen 8D ion1
pao rogen &uranitaH. Set bigtig-
te at alt er, at man bar en- 2age,
Ser foritaar fig pan 8ebanolingen al
9uberfuloie.
geoget al set ibrgeligite beo 6erne
6pg6onl er at ie Ben @prifare af tu-
4 2
berfulofe Batie11ter, iom ita6ig flgt-
ter fra Set enc Steo til ste a11bet
for at ffinoe set rette &limn. 9fte
.er be ube1ni6le6e og lite iz5tan6 til
at ifaffe fig ben ttarenoe Soft og be
.I1lftige og lpie gareIier, iom frnpes
for at De ifal flt1,ne oberpinbe spg-
5oor11nen. Dg6sproce11ten Hanot ne
nomreiienoe" Hatie1ter er faa bei
at Ben Hart bepiier, at @limoet lite
fpiller 1oge1 itor @olle, men fua
tan biplpe meo til Selbreoelien,
tbpis Hatierten ianhioig bar GOD
.2pgebeb ebanoing, fu1o % frnftig
Mao fant ct lgit og lnftigt garelie
at bbile i.