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American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-11-20
Amendment No. 2 Carried

Amendment No known as the
school amendment and making II
possible TO increase state support OF
schools to s25 per capita Of school pop
u,ation, carried at the election Nov
ord while the other three amend
ments were defeated, a'tho there Is
some slight hopes that the 4th amend
ment also carried
According to the official returns
thus far sent In toe the secretary OF
state. the mn jority for the school
amendment will probably run above
10. 900.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-11-20
STUDENTS ELECT
OFFICERS FOR 1920,21

The election OF the student body
officers of the High school took place
After hard fought race the
were elected:
President-Karl Bennett
Vice observation-disclosures Friday.
Secretary and Treasurer - Veda
Barratt.
Vel, Master-Melvln Grant.
Assistant Yell Master--Th Dol
ley.
Executive Committee.
Ruth Chapman, Mary Wild. Ross
Nielsen, James Shelley, Walter Dewey.
Year Book Staff:
Manager-Iinford Werner.
Assistant Mgr--Frank Shelley.
Athletic Editor-Leo Nelson.
Society Editor-Myryl Hansen.
Calendar Editor-Melba Chapman.
Literary Editor--Marva Vance.
Humorous Editor-Delilah Moyle.
Music-Mary Chapman.
After the election a matinee dance
was enjoyed in the high school gym
nasium.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-11-20
IF YOU HOME BREW"
YOU TAKE A CHANCE

"The decision of Commissioner W.
NJ. Williams Of the internal revenue
Office to vigorously prosecute manu-
facturers OF home brew. as well as
sellers OF hops, malt extracts and
grape juice and other materials out
Of which liquor can be- made. will be
carried out to the very letter in this
ddbtrict." declared @. Il. Keenan,
agent In cllArge Of the prohibition
once for this state.
Section Is OF the volstead prohi.
bition law holds the merchant, who
sells the sack of sugar, when he
knows Il will be used for liquor max.
ling. as guilty as the man who manu-.
features the malt. There has never
been any excuse for home brew. Just
the same as there has never been any
excuse for whisky" continued Mr.
Keenan,.
The enforcing OF this decision. how.
ever. as interpreted by Oficer Keenan,
lis only a minor question that con.
fronts the prohibition officers or this
district.
1--WE are not half so much concern.
ed" said Mr.. Keenan,, about fe"
De pie making little beer for home
use. as we are to arouse the people
OF the state to the fact that theil
country Is full OF "moonshiners' ant
bootleggers. who are In my opinion
the most undesirable and depcabl'
citizens that We have"
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-11-20

leoys mincc meat, the Thanks
hs kind at Harrington's.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-11-20
GIVES WIFE ,,,ru
GLYCERINE MIXTURE

A retired merchant whose wite SUI
fered for years from catarrh OF the
stomach finally gave her simple gly-
cerine, buckthoin bark, etc, as mixed
IN AdIer-i ka. ONE bottle produced
great results. Because Adler-i-ka acts
on BOTH upper and lower bower II
remo?es all foul matter which poisoned
stomach Relieves ANY CASE sour
stomach or gas on stomach. ofleh
CURES constipation. Prevents appen-
dicitis. Vim. Thornton, Drnggis'
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-11-20
Soldiers Body Will
Be Buried Here

The body Of Robert Edward Dur
rant. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Il. Dur
rant OF Spanish Fork. end grandson
OF Mrs. Il. J. Durrant OF this city, who
died in France, was expected home
the forepart of this week. Sunday.
however. his parents received word
that the body had just left New York.
The funeral will be held at Span
ish Fork and the body Will be brought
TO this city for burial today. Satur-
day, Nov. 90, ut 4 p. IN.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-11-20

5000 day. The carpenters, brick
layers, plumbers and electricians"
reports the superintendent. "areo all
good employees and have done very
work in every particular.
and there is a feeling Of cooperation
which Is of great benefit to the pro
gress of the building"
BY hitching a small canning outfit
owned by the institution up to the
steam pipes in the new building II
IL hoped that the work of construction
can progress all winter.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-11-20
SUPT. OF MENTAL
HOSPITAL CITES SOME
INTERESTING STATISTICS

Reporting to the state board OF Il,
sanity, at which two Of the memhery
or the incoming board. as we'll no two
OF the present board, were in attend
ance, Dr. George E. Hyde superin
tendent OF the state mental hospital nj
Provo, gave some interesting facts "a
TO the work of that institution and OF
the patients there. The members NJ
the present board who attended tho
meeting were Joseph Ririe. state
auditor, and Daniel o. Larson. state
treasurer. Mark Tuttle, elected as sue
cessor to Mr.. Ririe and W. d. Sut-
ton OF Park City who will succeed
Mr.. Larson, were also present.
The following is list OF the pro-
ducts of the hospital farm during
1920 as given by DR.. Hyde:
Twenty seven hundred and four
bushels Of potatoes, 2s,92O pounds Of
winter squash. 100 pounds of summer
squash, 1885 pounds OF large onions,
1740 pounds OF picking onions, 10,112
pounds of dressed pork. 500 pounds
Of plums, 4340 pounds OF corn on the
cob. 100 bushels OF green corn on
the cob, LAT pounds Of peppers, 294
pounds OF grapes. 1890 pounds Of rhu-
barb, 515 pounds OF asparagus, 1850
pounds of lettuce, 45.400 pounds OF
carrots, 20 tons OF mengels, 104ik
tons OF hay, 1870 pounds of turnips
20,356 pounds OF table beets, tons
OF cabbage heads. 534S pounds OF
dressed beef. 1912 pounds Of dressed
veal, 1927 pounds of shelled peas.
1885 pounds of peas in the pod, 1850
pounds Of radishes, S3l pounds OF
spinach. LOG pounds Of cherries, 11,771
pounds OF green peas. 1862 pounds OF
raspberries, 30s pounds OF straw
berries. 1852 p Mnds OF tomatoes,
32 bushels Of apples, 1000 lunches OF
celery. IL tons of parsnips. 500 bus
hels of peaches, seven 5o-gallon bar
rels OF pickles, 10 tons OF corn sill
age and 246O pounds Of cauliflower.
DIR. Hyde thus reports as to the
mental clinics and similar work un-
dertaken by the hospital. with the
assistance OF the University OF Utah {;
"Our mental clinics have been well
attended. particularly in Ogden, and
| could be fully employed In this worh
for two days each month In this city
but we cannot afford the time. The
feeble minded patients are doing sat.
isfactory work. Forty five are engaged
lin rugm.king. netting, beadwork
brushwork, woodwork. and knitting
and forty six in first grade end string
work.
I'VE have completed the census OF
the feeble minded among the schools
and now are compiling the figures
from the examination papers. W.
have examined schools up to the fiftf
grade as follows: All OF Ogden, Lo
gan and Provo. and great deal o.
Salt Lake, Boxelder. Davis. Tooeie
Utah. Juab, Carbon, Wasatch sum
nit. Beaver. Sewer. sanpete ant
washington counties. We have there
fore examined children from ell tn
different types OF our population ant
the figures, when compiled VIII d.
entirely representative Of our cond'
ton In this problem"
The board is constructing new
rec ewing hospital with the nelp OF TN
pattents. This is progressing VIII
great rapidity. according to the re
mort The saving by the work OF IN
} no,;ne,s is caid TO be approximate
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-11-20
Amusement
y Notes =

Bill Harris famous pinto pony re
turns to the films in the stars new
picture. sand" which will come to
the Realart for two days. commenc-
ing Monday next. The pony was a
famous figure in the earlier Har We
hicles. so many and difficult were
the feats OF endurance and aero
battles that he performed that Mr..
Hart thought his pet had earned a
rest for the remainder Of his life
and turned the pinto out to pasture
When Bill Hart saw that Sand!
called for a pet pony. he was de-
lighted and lost little time in bring.
ing the pinto out OF retirement
"Tarzan OF the Apes. In which the
most fascinating character In fictior
makes his screen debut, will be seer
Wednesday at the Realart, which ar
rangement was made by Manage
White, after long and continued effort
This is the picture which thrilled New
York for many months and whicl
played there at high price scale.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-11-20
Red Cross Enrolment

The national campaign In behalf
OF the American Red Cross member
ship enrolment is in progress The
local committee requests all renewing
members to hand their names and dol
lars to any Of the comittee or at any
grocery store, where you are accus-
toned to trade.
JOHN MEEKER. Acting Secty.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-11-20
Opposite Tabernacle,
games, program, and visiting
the

games, prOgrHm, ana Vlsitihg inc
various booths.
The Bee Hive girls prepared booths,
one Of which sold candy. another
punch. another pie. another pop corn
and apples. another was a fish pond
and the other fortune telling booth.
II cost ic to visit each booth and tas-
te of their wares. About 900 were
present and enjoyed the evening.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-11-20
The PRESBYTERIAN Church

1890 a. m, Bible School and address
nv the pastor. 1880 p. m. evening wor-
sim and sermon. Visitors welcome
Tho Christian EndeavGF S'cieV
meets Wednesday at four o'clock
JOHN MEEKER, Minister
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-11-20
Harvest Festival at First Ward

The Mutual of the Fret ward had
harvest festival IN the chapel
Tuesday night. The rooms were ar
decorated with corn. pump
kins. apples and proiuslon Of crepe
paper. The evening was spent In
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-11-20
4 PRIESTHOOD
MEETING

,s,v Union Priesthood
me Alpine Stake was
y y. stake Tabernacle last
as ?. m with Pres JAS
'' vas opened by the con-
s o. singing Come Ye Chill
40 lord" Prayer was by
rnlllmore of the Landon LIST
=. usual routine business
-. attended to, the stake
...a letters recently received
80 missionaries, hailins from
:. Fork. viz, Elder Pratt, son
Pratt, who is laboring in
!, Carolina and Myrtle Cod
Who writes from Wyoming.
',,.,s contained much Of in
,,d we're listened to with
attention.
nav olpin Of Pleasant Grove.
L. ,surned from a four years
4. n Japan was called to the
4 n report some Of his obser-
1, and experiences there. His
4. highly appreciated and well
,rd held the congregation spell!
I ,util the meeting adjourned for
knent work.
|. priesthood meeting began in
basement at 2:45 with a large
lance. Quite a number OF young
Considered fit to be ordained
1, we're instructed by Pres. Jas.
L,,,e. as to what would be re-
4 Of them as Elders. They were
upamiously sustained by up
hands .
IN Gardner of Salt Lake, son OF
In Jas. T. Gardner OF the First
a American Fork, said he was
ID TO minglge with the priest
a This stake once more. Thought
4, time for us TO awake to our
n duties and bore his testimony
!, tuthfulness OF the Gospel as
lid to Joseph Smith, the great
Ir.day prophet.
M 0lpin was again asked to
\ and delivered a very much ap-
lied description Of the manners,
ms and modes Of living OF the
uss. They being Buddhists. have
n prejudiced idea against the
dan religion, and its teachings,
lave a very vague and erroneous
sVtion Of Mormonism. There are
q our missionaries in the ia
\ mission field at present but
l,ve been converted to our faith,
|dsring that the population num-
,bout sixty millions. Their Ian
} Is hard to learn. because II Is
liked with provincial dialects.
country is dotted with Buddhist
ples Of strange and grotesque de-
The people think II strange
We visit them, protesting to be
friends, and yet want to ignore
as migrants.
b IN epidemic OF two years ago
u awful havoc with them be-
! Of the lack of proper sanitation,
he knowledge Of how to cure II.
h stake clerk gave notice that q
Us Of the church members OF the
would be taken In the neal
n, and Bishops were asked to Sc
suitable names for home mis-
iT work among those not o.
iaith, who live among us, but who
. have heard our doctrines prop.
,Ipounded.
nediction was by Patriarch w. B
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-11-20
No Gratitude.

II has Just about gotten so In this
country that n you stop your car to
take u man 10 town on sloppy morn
ing he viii kick because you haven't
20, your rain curtains rp.-Dn'las
News
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-11-20
Al The RaalaTt Wednesday,
/. Matinee And Night
nrhe Ihouah.s Ct Youth"

Little Dolores waS quietly citing
her lunch one day when all of sud.
den she said; "Mother. II died now.
would get To hcayhlg In time for
dlnner?'
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1920-06-25
NHufatarpe!oen lliugat rl)l n,non
fploaiBat.

Wh0psmaitaIn halli1ltfler tpolDi
roston iiu,ri I,1lfoiIeuien tilostoiie
tnlen lulfaQn omnt rltofoiar9fi0en
hlnnaI eoclleen tohonncet mlitnc ton
foflnlu aIoliu. Merrattltno huI1t,-
fltln hlntoIhln Iofcrili hiilto fo1oli
2o prolenttla, 1natslilau1ot ii pro-
lenttia, lollbot I proietttlo ia peru
not 5 proiertttio. gi,cio- ia gQun,i-
tpsuIlleioen hinlrdt pipat tdlndn fer
tonlnfien ntufoan Fobonneet taos fc-
tpottotnasti to1tfofltuIlo 'Qlnoiilfuin
meIfcin fniffi muffin turfcin..udt
elintarpeet.
Soilet hallituflen julfoiicno1 IL
lostot n'ottalput, ett1 flmIllllleu biu=
ia tliee emil tolmena olc1looi1 for.
tco!lppi fllin fosfoan en,ten. S5e6-
mean )illea otafillroan tuleran
nofIamnn Sc ereas1ln tolllifa .foati
fllin 1nlinle talpeuo- Sinlrcna ipu-
lo tahan hiiIinltIaan on tantatie-
mollil,len plIute fallpofi1lIa, rlttla
n19osfir jobtlut le padalidlliiesti biz
liporoonien fobEiil,ttolnasta profitce.
ralyficsta.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1920-06-25

Nebrasfon AS fon1iteon" fofouf=
Tesla nr1ilto1u pGi1pd Iitte molittiin
D(i 80 ebusto1oo n,oinitllstG lpnitios=
tn GMeagpsla hei1taf. 10 .. pioet-
tdipoon falEioliisfnfol,fIeel', iosla
,utOen pllolueen perllstolnliesto PAD
tetiion. ltebrasfou fofonf|es|o ln-
m0f'pttiin pi0toslo,,Ielna, jo5|n fnn=
noteton!, iu,aen pitoliecli ehboffoIf=
Il iellniIio bDtpin t!rnettl,ia ebis-
tpslnicliiiG ia per,tsteelliiio fanlun=
mollon p,lolnstoiia fuin Sfobert W
60 SSollette, gSilliom s. Hrpan ia
S5irou sSohn'on, iotfa ANA oipat
oIettllneet fonlon puolelle l,ulresio
toiatelusIo mopoltben pliolesta Nine
rifan poliittiIeslo elGmosId."
Sfochesterlsta, Wtinn. lllnoitetaau
ienoattori Ga ;SolIettelr paos'een left
faltfien iGlfeen pois sgiono lueIiestcs'
ioiroasnsto, nl,ttl2 ipield ei hdn tie
oii lnilIoin paGiec fotiil,'a lfooi=
IouisIo, 92is 2a sSollettc nn ipr-
fosti fieItaptnltnt antonosta nitudll
louiltlltoo poliittiiesta iuhtol,tinli-
lestoon.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1920-06-25
,nantatlef tiUttaiuut tGbbinsG.

93altioioerbdiinen fallppotNui5-
iioo,li or ontdnnt ielu5tllfieuia roig-
totielifelltecstd frshtifinllia ia iall
il,ltfonu 4itottimot rm;totIet tuon tlu-
fau0en nifnua iapploto $t5.635, ,529.
GGlna oil toinon ful'foul fui rmito-
iiet olIlpot jdllecn ptIItni|en fontrpf-
lin aIoillna. Sonli5liooliin ferto-
lniltIeE n!,fonn ipiimc ipuooetr 6uh-
IlF,tilo rulltuGiet tuostimot lpatttpQ
uli 20 rniijoonaa olIc5'oan halilhif-
ien fotfrolIln oloiiino aongresiiu
nntp0fipnlolg lain nnfaan on ro1lte.
tciIle toottli lpiSIi luoittnprnleuf.i
bollihltlen taboIta, joten fania1l DIT
not mafIettotpa tdtn1 tappic in tDie-
Ia lilofii ntGIr0ttp .ppittn
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1920-06-25
Hptl.fahaffa Ehic1ausiafin.

Wiiiue funuut.tai-ittoua topo5tn:
Ghicaqon necFeyi Foitpln9iltniosId
tofoffo, iosio fofil nalfoiQoiSta
iaiestd iaiapot ilrmonio jo nicita
ueefereitG hodmoittili S9ohaffo loi
clfttnia iiita fun eros raefcrien ~
nistps toimeenponi latutltlfIlaen
ionfo fiilueala iotfltt benfilot folt~
tifpct 9ln,erifan lininl 5l. 6. So.
mas. tpaifoifoilteu io ieifietglan neg
feria OH mnr9ittlt ipp1cttui1lii nellof.
faan tiihoittariiesta lSoras on
iobtoio erdosid iariesio3id, jofo IL
noittou neefereiia polo1rlor @6g$-
finiaon
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1920-06-25
liaaniGrtstns Galifprniaslo.
s&lme Observation-Disclosures tnpuhtlll

Wfime nladnontaI-l -lItol,o tnpuhti,l
moanlGristps Ssngielpnooia fal,p1.,l-
qisla, jofo OF 10 moilin pGdsid 2os
9(,laeleIistn, Gol. q liitcrofenni,sta
foltplilroisIo balpitti moailiaristps
n,elfeir fofononll. ssiinifidn ioutli
follpl,llsilr foailt ia Observation-Disclosures
epdfuntoor ia PATIO nniita rafen-
uuf|in ,pIoittui paboin.
SSSdristns oli mir, a1ttoro, ettii pol-
10 ift,tnoito iorfpi nnp6sfln Cos sln-
aeleIisio. sytuosflu mnisla lihiIelt-
oil, falaringeisia ,lat1ottetaon iGris.
tnfIen tebneen pienelrlpi0 tllboio.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1920-06-25
Dakotall vIijalttar=
kd$tu$lakl Vdh=
vl$tettu

9)lop5lpaltoill pi!rioiiclloel, tllo=
mari Charles. ). Mrloon, Sargosia
| 9t. 9. on1oi milute nloano11toino
pdototlcn gobiol&~1afotan tpiIio,1-
torfnstuslofia fostenaalo aiiasla io
| julisti tiiou loI1l peru5tl,slollliIefll.
gaten on ct. lSoulisIa jof1l aifo it
te ol1nettll estet1olltlc tuntn Iafia
lpnstoQn Iullut f,llnotlltfI. Cifel,-
Den pdotofIe5id lnl,lutonn, etid a&oh
] lois~a>atotan Iafi Ct Ole riatirii0ns
ia Dbhstnaltoin nlIjalutie,l tonsIa
ia ctt1 Iofoton lain montinu5, cttl
Observation-Disclosures OH han=
fi1tolpo Ipalt,ol lllpofirid. ei ole ris-
rsriihasIo shop5poltnin perustus=
lain ionsia. Rama ollipot fofii tar
feinto .ohtao, ioioen perltatecflc
,Sarmers' @roin Gompann, Gmb0c-
nisto, nostj oifcitocnfaguain t1tli Ia
fin noStnnn.
lond 9sobiois- 0ofotan@ 1oiIiou-
tarfastl,s- ic lllofittelu-Iafi laooit-
tin lalrluoii Idf!ttl91ut lnnriinuiiella
IstltntufouhellQ 1919. 9Sdf1dn idl-
tcer fin lnfi a8tti ipoill1ao's nos
tettijn it'd toostaon oifcloenfipnti
ia ipibooI1 9)honsipoltaiu netr-oi
feus ct. Enulisio nl0oll'i l;11 lpos-
toou es1etl,onlou iilben ost; illir,
lair Observation-Disclosures oil raf~
faistu, iofu rpt III tdpnhtunilt. Sd
til lafin nastoon el pllii unitu nil,l.
fadr pitfdlle ehfo lpebfeilId, ips
nal1ion pliIatilnles 2onqer off, i,ti
f,tnuolliiestl puoll,&fonlt, n1ltttd IL
til hiin ei tcbnpt = ia mt follella
fltitettfin on ptioa pnrfiil sSnhi
Gafotun fllipertoorifii
la5l1 olfeuoe,lfiDnni 5id fGipi lel-
mile, etti Gnsboer;n nnaansni[ieIi=
join ipilioDbtion olatfecnonlstoiot
eiirat taftoneet 4otd ipebfel[po nil
iontarfast,tslafia na5touu moan
plilpat fen nosranect pGtiSlt nilne3{G
io1fun niIian1p0littaidil nIloistpf-
fen e5ustaiot, fc3fo plti6fin fl;!ilui
tltobon liittuo,.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1920-06-25
Gpuf fauntin unttsoI,tffailta ho,nite
fGdn ra,,tatte.

ySol1Do 9tlger Sn1itb tlltfi-raltta-
tie, lofa f,lfee pitfin Safe Siperio-
rim poi1loisratl,tlffon Aniie 9limerls'=
to ulfoe,1, tlllee ps,rcttonufIi ia Gle
tettaipofIi lulbelleeil patfollleel'
Sornbp5ta, rollto-oluceila. W'onei
luttisu}lttfoot, lotta ostilcot malta
naiIto alueilto tuou raiitatieu on1is.
taiilto jiind nsfosia, ettd le taliFi
olenoon pgIp!po fulfittie BELLE, TIT
le,pot mt iulietto,uofll Groom MINIS
ia 11laaiIn1osto SaItpen aIfaun on
fulfel,inen moboo!.isto lltrel ia
jo0u plitic, mutta l.leislo tapa,tf-
iisio on fuIfemlllen fofonaon nab.
botonto nllli!ro muooen atfolna.
QuLntb & Nortbern Minneiota
,rol,totie" OH mt melfeiu uinoa
fulflttie tpaltion pnblotllnttndsio
fulrnuslo olema5io Goof -fauttIslo
ia ntnDsfin Safe fal,l,tln pohlois-
oIasia. Sita uialltetdan uralltatlef-
IL furtollo. 1poiffo ie on uIroastao
tilffirota, rrut1a Ie fltitenfin TIL
iettoa ruorffilroille ne tllotteet nlit.
l.to lntti5aiuffont tltolla 1anndt nil
leIiotii
Rlul nletIdpflt'oi o(ilpaf baffout
ta1eet paltlnn metidt Goof ia 2oft
founteislo Min he ntnindt nuo fan
niffunluat uutIsaiisffaille farmelfI
ia nstettiin mo nlnof 1iin1 fa'ltpf
iesll, ettd tho .ral,tntie" titllIi 1lel
ii olentooi, pDiplpolIestl.
Gifd 9llger-Snliti1 rn6a1 onlis
tajof ole oinoat, iotfa aifonot tel
ol tonlla tuaifel,oen l1lttisaIlttfail
! le. 0irgilia & :Roinp lafe tnffi
rata Grrista glodf 3ncfiill, Gcat
2afeer jo 9tnnlatan Sofeell, IT
0ouis failntiSla, tlllIaon nlposfll
| Dajoittolnoan.
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1920 - VOL. 80
Sdk$atl minister's
Is taa$et, ku=
kIStullut

tTrua translation filed with the post
caster at New York Mills, MINI. as
required by act Of October 6, 1919.
2or,toosta ilnoitetaan il!ne laa-
plllcen tleoon 2erliinistd. etto int
rella naiIpalia fofoonpontu I5ehern-
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