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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-03-16
Nothing to Pay

To the first 10000 sufferers who
write-Mr. Stuart will send a suf-
ficient quantity of the Plapao,. with
ont charge to enable you to give it
a thorough test. You pay nothing
for this trial Of Plapao, now, or
ever.
This generous offer is made by
the inventor of a wonderful call
day-and-night'' working method
which is to be used to tone up and
strengthen the relaxed muscles,
thereafter doing away with painful
trusses altogether. and the necessity
for dangerous cutting operations.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-03-16

reports received by the Mare Island
navy yard today.
Radio messages were sent by the
naval officials to all ships in the
vicinity of Magdalena bay urging
them to go to the assistance of the
submarines crew.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-03-16
uscIe-Crutches Useless

To successfully and permanently
relieve this condition the treatment
must restore the lost elasticity,
tone, and contractile strength to
the weakened muscles. This a
truss (cal1 it by what name YOU
will) cannot be expected to do. On
the contrary. the harmful pressure
it exerts still further reduces the
strength of the muscular tissues be-
cause it tends to retard the circula
ton of the blood.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-03-16
:. :. !
II :. : ! Il ]
The PIapao-Pad Explained

The principle upon which the PlapaO-
Pad works can be easily figured out by
noting the below Illustration. and read
ing the following explanation:
The PLAPAO-PAD is made OF n
strong, flexible material E. which is
of the body, and be perfectly comfort
able to wear It's inside surface is adj
hesive (similal to, yet quite different
from an adhesive plaster)--to prevent
the Pad "B' from shifting and getting
out of place
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-03-16

and without making you sick, you
just go back and get your money.
If you take ealomel today you'll
be sick and nauseated tomorrow; be-
sides, it may salivate you, while if
you take Dodson's Liver Tone you
will wake up feeling great, full of
ambition and ready for work or play.
It is harmless, pleasant and safe 70
give to children; thew ike it.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-03-16
Brings About These
Benefits

The results if successful III following
for yourself free of charge} are wonder
full.
The ruptured parts are sustained and
held together The weak muscles re-
cover their elasticity and strength. The
unsiglltly, painful and dangerous pro-
trusons disappear.
That horrible dragging down" sensa-
ton is banished, never 10 return.
You recover the vfgor. vitality. energy
and strength YOU have lost.
You look better. you feel better, and
you are better in every way. Everyone
remarks upon your improved appearance.
And relieved from the pain and discom-
fort of the rupture. and your dread of
its consequences. your spirits rise, your
health improves. you once more are able
TO enjoy life without fear of trouble.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-03-16
Submarine Crew Is
Beached and Without
Water for Is Hours

VALLEJO. Cal, March 13.-The
United States submarine HI is
beached on Santa Margarita island.
near Magdalena bay. Lower Califor-
MIA, and her crew has been fifteen
hours without water. according to
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-03-16
Do Entirely Away With
Steel and Rubber Bands
That Chafe and Pinch

Yes, do away with them, say, you
know by your own experience that a
truss is only a make shift-a false
prop against a collapsing wall and
that 1t is undermining your health
why, then, continue to wear it?
can point out better way. and
want to send to every ruptured suf-
ferer absolutely FREE, TRIAL
PLAPAO and my 4S-page book, con
tanning full information regarding
the method which was awarded 9
Diploma with Gold Medal at Rome
and Diploma with Grand Prix at
Paris
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-03-16
UPON THEIR OATH

foong hundreds of letters which
each which has been positively
PLAPAOPADS successful Rup
that the will
Then
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-03-16
Continuous Mght-and-Day
Action

\ striking feature Of the Plapao
Tad Treatment is the C0mna tatively
short time It takes to get results.
This is because the action is cen
tinuous-nipht and 9ov. throughout
the whole Of the q hours.
There is no inconvenience. NO
discomfort. no Dain. Vet minute
after whilst vou are coine
about your daily duties-even willis.
you are sleeping-tliG wonderful
remedy is invisibly infu@inG the
abdominal muscles with tho new
3if" and strength they require tc
perform their rig77tful function Of
keeping the bowels in place with
out the artificial sunnort Of truss
or device Of any kind.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-03-16
Rupture Cured by the
PEapao-Pa ads

throw away the painful truss altogether
as the Pia6ao-Pads are intended to cure
rupture and net simply to hold it; but
as they are made self-adhesive, and
ping is impossible, therefore. they have
proven to be an important adjunct in
retaining rupture that cannot be held by
a truss NO STRAPS, BUCKLES OR
SPRINGS attached-cannOt slip so cam
not chafe or press against the pelvic
bone. Soft as velvet--easy to apply
inexpensive. Process of recovery is nat
ural, so afterwards no further use for
trITSSns
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-03-16
Take "Dodson's Liver Tone" Instead!

If you feel bilious, headachy, con-
stipated and all Knocked out, just go
to your druggist and get bottle of
Dodson's Liver Tone for few cents,
which is a harmless vegetable sub
stitute for dangerous calomel. Take
8 spoonful and if it doesn't start
your liver and straighten you up
better and quicker than nasty calomel
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-03-16

IA IS the enlarged end Of the Pa,
PAO-PAD, which overles the atrophIed
and weakened muscles to keep them
from giving way further.
"B' is the properly shaped Pad, to
be applied in such way that it blocks
up the hernial oridcc, and tends to pre-
vent the contents of the abdomen from
protrudiDg. Within the Pad is reser-
voir. In this reservoir there is placed
a wonderful absorbent astrlngent medi-
cation AS soon as this medication is
warmed by the heat os the body it be-
comes soluble and escapes through the
sorbed through the pores of the skin to
strengthen the ruptured structures and
weakened muscles.
''F"' is the long end Of the. PLAPAO-
PAD which is to he plastered over the
hipbone-a part of the framework of
the body. calculating to give the neces-
sary solidity, and support to the PLA-
PAO-PAD,
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-03-16

Louisiana man 81 years old,
states under oath: Steel spring
truss made dent in his hip
after he put on the first
PIapao-Pad was able to carry
bales of moss weighing $50
pounds.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-03-16


22O2 First St, New Orleans, La.
plapao Laboratories, Inc,
st. Louis, Mo.
!entlemen:-
When 1 became ruptured I commenced
wearing a steel spring truss, and it was
almost as bad as the rupture, for 1t
made a dent in my hip. and at night
when I would take it off, I could not
sleep fos a long time-the place would
;teh and pain me me So nno wnere the Truss
saw in the New Orleans Item your
adv. and wrote at once and got, your
question blank and filled it in, and III
short time J received the Plapao-Pads.
[ put the first one on, and was surprised
to see how much more comfortable 1t
was-I could work and never feel | had
Il on | carried bales of moss weighing
$50 lbs and lifted them above my head
and into a wagon. 1 am thankful now
at the age of 81, 20 be able to say that
! am sound and well, and never have
to stop work.
Pads to anyone suffering, as I feel II
my duty as a Christian to do so, as [
know. what they have done for me. You
can use my name as you please, ana L
will answer anyone wishing information,
if they will write and enclose stamp.
Wishing you success,
(signcd) A. E. SPIRES.
state of LOUISIANA, /
County of ORLEANS, { SS'
On the Goth day of January, 1912,
before me personally appeared A. Z.
Spires, to me known to be tho person
described in, and who executed the fore
going instrument, and acknowledged that
the statements made therein are true
in every respect, and that he executed
the same as his free act and deed.
In testimony whereof, I have here
unto set my hand and affixed my of
fetal seal at my office in the
sSSsA City of New Orleans. the
%yEA day and year last above
TsSgSA$ written.
CSigned) ERASTE VIDRINE,
Notary Public.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-03-16

WOODSTOCK, WIS,
Box 26. April 10Th, 1911.
Plapao Laboratories, Inc,
ST. Louis, Mo.
Dear Sirs or Dear Friends
1t is with the greatest of pleasure that
seat myself after so long a time to
let you know I was cured of my awful
rupture by your Plapao-Pads, and
haven't worn a thing Of any kind since
/ took off the last one (Plapao-Pad),
a year ago last October. [ have ridden
30 miles in one day. and it never both
cred me the least bit, and can do a.
big washing now, something L hadn t.
done for years
am now over 60 years old, and 7
had been tormented by that awful rup-
ture for about IS years. am very
grateful and l tell you 1 do not begrudgo
my money or would not il it were
hundred times more than ! paid. You
can use my letter and 7 will try every
way to help you to sell the Plapao-Pads
l had ought to have sent this before,
but I wanted to wait until was sure
Please send me some circulars, and /
will gladly give them to someone else
that is rupturcd. 50, many thanks to
the Plapao-Pads
Very truly,
n
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-03-16
THEY SWEAR TO FACTS
Sixty-six Year; Old, and Declares
Under Oath, my Doctor
Says I Am Stronger Than
/ Was Before.

Mr.. L. c. Jones. Merrill, Wis, declares
under oath: 81 was cured while en-
gagged in the hardest kind of work, and
now my doctor says 1 am stronger than
l was before. 1t was easy to see no"
your PIapao-Pad made the muscles
fiTmer.
81 am now sixty-six years old. and
YOU don't know how much better ] feel.
Your Plapao-Pads have done the work
and I am now solid and well. and am
recommending your treatment to all.
Yours truly.
(Signed) L. c. JONES'
State Of WISCONSIN-ss.
This is TO certify that Mr.. l.. G. Jones
personally appeared before me on this
9Th day of March, nineteen hundred and
nine and declares, under oath,
,,... that the statements made in
skTsk the above letter are true in
SSas5ySE every respect.
s8ssss (Signed) A. \. HELMS,
Notary Public.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-03-16

Wisconsin woman states under
oath: 81 was cured Of my
awful rupture by your Plapao-
Pads. Over so years old
been tOrmented for about 80
years. Now does hard work.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-13
S35 FINE ASSESSED
 FOR 70TING PISTOL
MiSkOWSki Threatened to Shoot
 "Liebler or Anyone Else"

Sergeant William C. Hart and Pa trolman Patrick Meehan received in- formation about 9 o'clock last night that Henry Miskowski. aged about g years. was in Symolon's saloon on Main street brandishing a revolver and had threatened to shoot the next policeman who bothered him. The policeman entered the cafe where they found Miskowski. A search of his person revealed the presence of tho pistol, a modern Colt automatic. fully loaded. Miskowski was placed under arrest on a charge of carrying concealed weapon without a permit such as is issued by the chief of police. Today the accused was arraigned in police court before Judge John H. Kirkham who imposed a fine of s35 and costs.
 After Miskowski was locked up at headquarters the policeman returned to the cafe to conduct an investiga- ton as to the actions of the accused. IL was reported that he had drawn the gun and fired a shot to prove that the pistol was in condition to carry out his threat to 'get the first policeman that bothered him, Johnny Liebler or anyone else" The pro- prietor was called to the end of the bar and questioned. Adolph Guidel. an ex-service man insisted 6pon in- terruptinE the policeman. Sergeant Hart testified, so he was elected from the place. When the bluecoats concluded their talk with the pro- prietor they walked out of the cafe whereupon Guidel halted them. He demanded that his rights as a "sol- dier and citizen" be respected. When he failed to avail himself of several opportunities to move along. he was arrested on charge of breach of the peace. A fine of S10 and costs was imposed.
 Guidel explained that he had no intention of interrupting the police men in their investigation but had stopped at the. cafe door to button his coat before going outside. Short ly after he had been put out of the
 cafe the sergeant came out, he said. i with threat to punch him in the i eye. He was arrested when he re-
 fused 10 move along at once, the &C.,
 cused said.
 John Pindel was drunk at the rail- l road crossing last night when Patrol
 man Mechan happened along. He
 was taken in and today paid a fine | of s10 and costs.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-13
TTY ITEMS
amos. mono better, at Morans

nnos. mono better, at Mornns.
 sale at Besso-Leinnd's. B co Kohler and Campbell q by C. l.. Pierce X Go. bf bankruptcy has been filed
 Morris D, Sake. represent min CaEgiano. who conduct 'r business under tho name Murray company. An offer er cont settlement has beon
 creditors. The liabilities b ts.Oo0 and the assets in- tock in trade. s1,bOO.
 your Engraved Christmas Adkina.--advt.
 Ashley Ia attending the ky-vermont University foot Do at Middlebury today, Ashley. Mir. Ashley's son. is |e star players on the Middle ln.
 ns at C. L. Pierce & Co. TOUT Christmas framing done tedt's Photo shop.--advt. at C. L. Pierce & Co. Foresters' hall. Berlin, Sat Nov. f3th.--adv. Records, c. |. Pierce & Co
 November records. C. L. Co. .-advt.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-13
|d Harris Wins Divorce From Chaplin

|ngeics. Cal. Nov. 13.-Mildred |-hapiin was granted a divorce hnries Chaplin in tho Superior ore Inte yesterday.
 Chaplin. whom Mrs. Chaplin
 with cruelty. was not in ,ut was represented by attor- Iu stated a property settlement |E about s2o0,00O had been |ut of court and an agreement by which Mrs. Chaplin would tho name of Chaplin profos-
New Britain herald., 1920-11-13
lMESTs ARE AWARDED.
ta In Two Suits Returned Vic lru After Court BattIe-.

III tWu Fhtt~ AsthfHHu Ntt~ Sr~ After Court Battles.
 E. Meakiii. n local contractor. {Mnfed c Judgment to recover Gngainst Angelo Bucheri. in lon brought over "A contract. Aae yas heard recently in city Lawyer Morris n. Sake rep kd the plaintiff. and Judge F. hEerford. the defendant. Judge Aiiing represented creditors nvo part Of the Judgment due kment for the plaintiff has been in she foreclosure suit Of the
 Oak Crushed stone company ' Angelo Berti for t5t1.b7.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-13
To Cure a Cold in Ono D,x

Take Groves LAXATIVE PROMO QUININE tablets The genuine bears the signature of l.. w. Grove. ROC
New Britain herald., 1920-11-13

You Will PayLo Prices
 In Our New Store
 From some quarters comes the belief that because we have erected such large building ('The Bigger Better Store') our patrons will have to pay for it in higher prices.
 Squarely do we meet this belief with our promise and true knowledge of our own con ditions, that you will pay lower prices for clothes in our new store. <
 You will pay lower prices - lower than what we have normally charged in our present store! Here is promise that will be per formed when 'The Bigger Better Store" is opened and placed at your service. %
 Why will lower, more reasonable prices be possible? .} First-Because, for a store we shall be paying the cheapest rent in New Britain. We pointed out in previous talk that the rent we shall pay will be 50 per cent. less per square foot than in the old store. And, whereas, in the old store we have 5000 square feet, in our new home we have 36, GOO square feet.
 Second-Our great purchasing power en- ables us to sell at lower prices. Our clothes are bought with power that buys for thirty -eight stores - thirty-eight Besse stores buying as one! That means more goods and better goods - buying at lower prices and selling for lower prices!
 Watch and see how your pocketbook will benefit in 'The Bigger Better Storep' >BESSE- LELAND co.
 Always More Value for Less Money
 This is the 18th of series of talks on what 'The Bigger Better Store" will mean to you. The 14th will appear next Saturday.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-13
ms Suits
 Overcoats
MEMS Hss OvERCOATS
 a9s O0


 MEMS
 Ess ovERCOATS
 s15.00
 coats nre in smart form-fittinE styles. in hd Oxford-. Many arc ely lined with silk and lient garments for the 3ho likes something live.
 MEMS FANCY SUITS 55.o0 and $500. hdly assortment of at-
 styles and woolens. |f them were hand here In our own shops |preaont the maximum le.--espccialiy at tho |gures.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-11

5lpei 8od)en an ser Snfluen5a er=
franft mar, lit mieoer %pouitanbig ge=
nelen.
Ser friiber bier anidiiig eeneiene
q. S. Nierenbanien, Der iebt i'm
Greet Mortbern 8abnbofe gu st.
@louo Mniteuung fat, erltattete per=
man6t= nn6 frenn0iduftlibe Befnde
in Minneapolis.
I 5run5 &oumann bnt bas Mbliefe=
rungsgeiddft amii6en bier nn6 ct.
Wartin am 1. War5 mieoer iibernom=
men.
Sen. &ir19 nn6 Godter bon Min=
neapoiIs moren Sonntag bier BEL Der
Mntter un6 @roBmutter n116 anbere1t
german6ten gu @aite.
Beter S6mib bon ct. Martin lei
.ltete in Ser bieiigen Giientpaarenban6=
lung anlteue ieines Sobnes Sofepb,
Ser bon Der Snflnen5u erfranft mar,
Mnsbilfe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-11
pdoua,

Mnna Winfler un0 ibre 8riber
.Gran5 nnD Sobann bon Mnbnome1t,
Minn., tparen lebte ISOLDE bier inn
.@lternbnnie anf 8eiu9.
Sobn 5patb tpur6e bon ieiner @at=
tin nit einem fr6iffttigen 50bnden be-
i1enft, mo5u 11niern @liidpnnib.
SIN Sitter BON Sc Sabren 1T bier
6rou sc. S. &iQeen Dem 2l1ngenfie<
Der gum 0pfer gefanen. Sic ml1rbe
in 1864 in CANADA, geboren, nnb NIT
Dem @atten betrauern ibren 600 lie-
ben &inoer. Die 8eeroigllng fanb
bon Ser ct. Mnto11ins Stride aus anf
Dem bieiigen @ottesader ftntt.
Clemens 6lpnn un6 @attin bon ct.
.GIoub tpobrtcn Dem bier abgebaltenen
.g%egrabniiie ibrer Mutter, Der 5ral
laiQeen, Bel.
Beronifa 3eters un6 Mg1tes Sm6ie-
fe nabmen an elmer borlebten Sonn<
tag in ser &ermann Wieners Ga1ni-
lie beranltalteten ltnterbaltuna tell.
\ Gomun6 un6 Jrancis GooneD lei
iteten bem Sobn 6laoen BEL ieinem
l1m5l,g, arf feline meitlid bon groo-
ten gelegene Torm Musbilfe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-11
mdvhem Safe.

SbaoauS Sud miro am 16. D1eIe s
Wonats fem Acknowledgements Der
iteigern laiien un6 iein @eim mabr=
i6einli6 nod ct. glou0 b%erlegen.
gts CUR gegentpdrtigen 3eit lit bier,
@ott iei 9anf, fein ein5iger Snfluenz
go San 81 ber5eidnen %getpeien.
Heter 5hiner, mel6er in MuItin,
Minn., mdbreno Ser lebten feds Mo=
note 8eidafttgung batte, lit ins Gl-
ternba11s 5uruGgefebm.
9ominif 9utgen unb 6ral1 bon ct.
.Glm16 befinben iid bier 5n Idngerem
8eiube BEL ibrem 5obn Sobann.
6rnn5 2ubesmener lit 9ienitog leb=
ter 8obe bon &odeIter 5l1rlfgefebrt,
mo er an Ser Settle leines 8nters, meI=
der iih I'M bortigen Mabo 5ospita1
inter dr5tlider 8ebanblung befinbet,,
tpeilte.
@ebriioer SoiepbSobann uno Ben.
6liegel nebit 6rm 9eonaro 6eB
pobnten Der in 81. Gloub in Ser 9n=
mile g. g. G1bt beeangenen sc
bnrtstagsfeier Tires 8aters, Matbtas
6leegel, BEL.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-11

redbten SUB nit beiBem 8aiier Der
brannte, befin6et ii6 i'm bieiigen sos,
p1tal IN Der 8flege.
SRI. gliinbetb 8rinfer bQt 5ih bon
ben Golgen elmer an ibr borgenomme-
men 10 melt er=
bolt oaB de nod Sauie entlanen uer-
ben fonnte.
Ben: Stab, pelder in ct. GIouo
Anlteanng bat, eritattete 1einen bier
1pobnenoen gltern, S. &. Stag un6
Sra11, eire11 mebrtagigen 8eiud.
sri. Snrab 8eber mar BEL ibrer in
MINNEAPOLIS mobnen6en @hpelter,
Jron %. %. Miuer, mebrere Goqe al
@aite.
Na6 angenebmem Beiu6e in ser
Jamilie ibrer gltern, 81. 81. 8uiien
uno Satin 1T Srnu nlrid 8ulien,
11ab ibrem Seim in @ambri6qe Minn.
5nrIfgetebrt.
Srau Soiepb @offlep tpar in 8eqlei-
tnng ibres Sobnes sSobonn in ct.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-11

Mitte leBter ISOLDE nod minneapolis,
100 Tie li6 einem Mngenar5te in 8e=
b%anolung gab.
SRI. Matbilba Buttmeiler, pel9e
in Sarge, sc. g., ols 2ebrerin ange=
felt tpar, lit bier al elmer ldngeren
8afan5 I'M @lternba1ie eingetrofen.
SSn Der 6amilie Otto 2orin5er fnnb
Elm geiun6es Godter9en miqfommene
Mufnobme; tpas CUR 8egludmiinih=
nng 6es iungen @lternpaares beran=
laBte.
Wdbren6 Der erlten @4lfte bergan=
gener ISOLDE erfreute @ilb. Sbiel bon
minneapolis feline bier tpobnenbe @l=
tern un6 ionittge 8ertpan6te nit Be-
iu6.
Sen Meper bon Ogenba mar meb=
rere Gage angenebmer @alt bieliger
Berman6ten un6 Grennoe.
&obert 0eiBel genoB anf einige
Gage Die @altfreunoidaft ieiner in
Sarge, sc. g., anidiiigen Sreun6e.
2eonar6 &olb nn6 @nttin bon Sge=
ma eritattete inn bieiigen M6am Soils
Seim einen mebrere Gage ba11ernoen
8eln6.
Sri. &atbarina Boor bon Winneo=
polls traf onfangs Iebter 8o6e bier
in Der 6omilie Saul Srisfo GIT Be
iu6 Elm. .
&einri6 Giemann bielt li9 mebrere
Gage in @ei6aften in Gen 3miuings=
Itdoten anf.
Srau 9bereia Hatterion bon Sarge,
g. g., erfreute ibre bier m%obnen6en
gltern, @erbaro &i9ter nn6 Iror,
nit oht Sage langem Be1n9e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-11
u1elrois.

@ier lit Die Nadri6t bon 6em So
Be Des Tbeobor Retteratb, zines fri=
beren 8etpobners unierer 9taot ein>
getrofen. @r ltarb in ieinem Seim
in Canada am borlebten Grettag. Sci
ne Mntter gebort ben Snialien 6es
ct. Soiepb M%ltenbeims BET ct. Glono
an.
Sic 6irma Meper & S6dfer, mel=
DIE in oem @innenfamp : @ebauoe>
elm @e19dft in Brobibitionsgetranfen
betrieb, bat 6asielbe eingeben lalien>
rn6 in 6as ba6nr9 bafant getporoe=
ne @eIhGftslofol miro S. s.. Mnr=
pbp, gigentiimer 0es @anop &tthen
1ein @eiddft perlegen, 1obalo oasiel=
be 5tnedentipre6eno miro eingeri9=
tet fein.
8m. finger, ten, lit anfangs leb=
ter @ode bon Belgrade, mo er it'd
pdbreno ser lebten Monate beln6s=
peiie anfbielt, 5n nns 5nriidgefebrt.
1ron Sssobn Eieoemanm begob Itd
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-11

SRI. 5Dlpia 5Grieber, melde oe
lebten bier Monate bier in Ser So
milie Tires Brl6ers sos. S. S6riee
Der 5u &auie tpar, lit onfangs Letter
ISOLDE nod ibrem Seim in 2ittle Sails
5uridgereiit.
SIM Sonfe ibrer Eodter, Ser Jrol1
Sen. Scope. fam bie SO Sabre nlte
Grau &atbarino Mapers gu Sal un6
erlitt einen 8einbru9, 6arob Fe lid
ibres iebr boben offers megen in fri
ti19em 3nitan6e befinbet.
Son einem @eiddftsbeiude, sen er
in Geo, Winn., ma6te, 1T Sobn Grie=
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gen 5uridgefebrt.
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Ser D%erltorbenen Jruu Saul SracD, III
rer Gobter nno 5bpelter beigetpobnt
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mebrere Gage langem 8eiu9e BEL bie-
iigen 8ertpnnoten a1f ibr Mrbeitsfelo
in ct. CLOUD 5nrudgefebrt.
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inn @aule hires S9miegeriobnes Sobn
Nnu1h. ser nit ieiner @dttin bon Ser
Snfluen3a befallen lit. Beioe befinoen
it6 aber mieoer auf benz 8ege Ser @e=
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Sage Tangent 8eiu9e bel ibrer in So
|lep lpobnen0en Mutter, 6rau 6. $50
tercoH, mte6er babeim eingetroffen.
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Breckenridge mobnenoen 8riioer Ser
mann uno Soiepb NIT ldngerem Be
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