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The Washington herald., 1920-06-06
Purely Personal

Mrs. Scott c. Bone and Miss Mar
guerite Bone. wife and daughter of
Mr.. Scott c. Bone. formerly editor
of the Herald and now in charge
of the publicity department of the
Campaign Committee,
are in Washington for a fortnight's
stay, and are located at the
Arlington. =
]. King Pickett of the offlce of
supplies, Postoffice Department, will
be out of the city for a week or ten
days on official business, going to
various points in New York. New
Jersey and other Eastern States.
James Brennan, of Chicago, has
taken over the management of the
Interior Department lunchroom at
Eighteenth and F streets northwest.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-06

citizenship In Hawaii. the Ameri-
canization committee Of Honolulu
post No. / of the American Legion
has announced the completion of
tentative plans for the organiza-
tion of THE Society Of American
Citizens of Japanese Ancestry
Copies Of the proposed constitution
have been sent to so representative
men in the territory who have been
requested to make such constructive
criticism as they may deem neces-
sary. The outstanding object OF the
proposed society is to encourage its
members to become 100 per cent
American. Any person shall be ell
igible who is an American citizen
of Japanese ancestry and not less
than sixteen years of age.
Members of the George Washing
ton Post No. ] of the American Le-
gion held their first meeting in the
new hall at 423 G street northwest
Tuesday with an exceptionally large
attendance. Commander Kenneth
A. McRae presided. Ten new men,
bers were accepted.
Stephen F. Tillman. former chief
of publicity OF the post, returned
to the post and his old position was
given him.
Lieutenant Jean Arthur Day,
who served with the 7th Field Ar
tillery of the Belgian Army and a
member OF the post, spoke on Bel
GUMS love of America. He paid
the highest tribute to General Per-
shing. Herbert Hoover and Brand
Whitlock. Lieutenant Williams
the oldest veteran of the late war,
recited a poem composed in 1851 Oh
Memorial Day.
Captain johnson, one OF the old
est members OF the post, died Sun
day and was buried with military
honors in Arlington by his COM
rades.
Charles B. Hanford and John w
Kline, two actors of ten years ago
gave the members a treat in the
form of the quarrel scene OF Brutus
and Cassius from julius Caesar
Mr.. Hanford later reeited THE
American Flag"
Minstrel show plans have been
set aside until after the summer
months. The committee is Steve
F. Tillman. chief of the publicity
staff, and Miss West. the post Sec
retary.
The next meeting Of the post will
be held Tuesday. June Is. at the
new hall. 423 G street northwest
at p. m.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-06
Navy Yard

w. E. Love of the broaasidx
mount shop has been suffering foI
the past week with an abscess or
the right eye.
Dave Friedenberg of the broad. /.
SIDE mount shop and his family hao
very pleasant trip to Chesapeake
Beach Monday.
X Coleman of the six-inch shor
had his eye severely injured by :
not shaving last Thursday.
Big Wilson Of the torpedo shop
who. has been out i'll for the pas,
month, is at work again.
Anson Jackson of the tool shop
who severely injured his foot las,
week, has recovered and will re-
turn to work Monday.
Frank Summers of the six-inch
shop announces his engagement to
Miss Irene Selby.
Apprentice Boys Dick Shreeves
Hank Tuell. Pinky Nix. H. Hartley
Gordon Harsh and A. Hume of the
electrical power plant will take an
examination for an increase in sal.
ary June s.
Apprentices w. T. Bailey, c. Car
yer and Frank Summers of the new
six-inch breech shop took examina-
eANHS LOI June 1,
Jaybo Frye of the breech shop
will pitch for the Shrine team
against the Grotto team in the big
Masonic baseball game between
Shrine and Grotto this week. Buck
Sterger of the gun shop will pitch
for Grotto.
Al Harger of the boiler shop has
returned to work after a short va
cation spent fishing in Virginia.
Rudy Vougler of the torpedo
shop, who was recently married to
Miss Sarah Blizteungich. of Hope
Creek. Mo-, is back at work after a
three-week honeymoon spent visit
ing the brides parents.
H. Weber of the old gun shop,
who has been out ill for the past
twenty-one days. has fully recoy-
cred and will return to work Mon
day.
John Bennett, oiler of the breech
shop: narrowly missed being killed
Thursday evening when he fell
twenty feet from the line shaft and
severely injured his back.
F. Syombathy of the breech shop
left for st. Louis Saturday on ac-
count of the serious illness of his
sister.
Harry Ames of the pipe shop and
The Washington herald., 1920-06-06

his brother, George, of the Wash
ington Star. left last week for
motor trip to the races at Toronto,
Canada
Paul Friedinger of the breecn
shop had his eye severely injured.
1t kept him out three days.
At regular meeting of Columbia
Lodge ia, International Associa-
ton of Machinists, held Wednesday.
the following members were elected
grand lodge auditors by a popular
vote: Philip Licarione of the erect
ing shop and George Worth of the
sight shop.
Mike Lynch. general master me-
chanic Of the yard. is having a new
residence built on East Capitol
street northeast. James Durety, IA
ther Of Maynard A. Durety, of the
breech shop, is the builder. The
house is to be finished in gray
marble.
Anton Duesi Of the optical shop
resigned last week to enter the
optical business in Baltimore.
The regular monthly meeting OF
the Recreation League will be held
Monday evening at o'clock in the
Red Cross rooms. Many plans will
be discussed and a number Of de-
cisions rendered.
The Navy Yard Motor Club held
meeting Friday.
Moving pictures and a band con-
cert will be held every Thursday
evening instead of Friday eve-
nings.
Preliminary arrangements are be-
ing made for the navy yard track
meet to be held the latter part of
July.
meeting of interest to all who
have joined the Swimming Club will
be held Monday evening at s
o'clock at the Red Cross rooms.
Work has started on the tennis
courts which are to be built on the
square just outside of the Sixth
street gate. Everyone interested in
tennis is requested to be at the Red
Cross rooms on Monday at 8 p. m.
W. ]. Hough. master mechanic of
the breech shop. has designed a
new shaper for cutting clearance
on fourteen-inch screw boxes.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-06
Military News

Forty-five new Distinguished Ser.
/ vice Crosses and three Distinguish
ed Service Medals have been
| awarded. according to War Depart
! ment orders this week The Dis
/ tinguished Service Crosses went to
Major General Joseph T. Dickman,
commander OF the Third Division and
later OF the Third army; Col Char
| les II. Mayo. Medical Corps. and
/ Col. Upton Birnie, Jr., principal as
sistant in the operations section. G.
H. @.
. The places for finals for the army
Olympic games thus far chosen are:
track and field events, Cambridge
Mass; decathlon, Cambridge, Mass.
modern pentathlon, West Point;
ancient pentathlon. to be announ-
ced later: walking. New York City
, tug of war. St. Louis: swimming,
Chicago; Boxing, Philadelphia
wrestling, New York City.
Coast Artillery units the
r. o. T. c. are being estab-
lished in twenty institutions
and CoastS Artillery officers ana
enlisted men have been as
signed for duty with these uits.
All non-commisioned officers so as
sighed were given a special course
at the Coast Artillery School before
they were assigned for college
duty.
The fourth Red Cross roll call will
be held from Aimistic Day. Novem-
ber II. to Thar ksgiring Day.. No
! vembor %. AS the result of the
roll call last fall. the Red Cross now
has more than 100000 members.
This is twenty times the pre-war
membership of the society. and does
not take into account the 14,0o0.0 900
school children enrolled iE the Jun
ior Red Cross. 4.
A new form of Red Cross aid to
men established in training is open
ing clubs for groups of men in
places where they are not adequate
ly provided for in college do-mi-
tories. This Las worked out effect
lively in Buffalo Shd Brooklyn.
A certificate of injury must be
obtained from the director Of tho
War Risk Insurance Bureau within
one year after discharge in order
to be eligible for the disability
compensation. according to an
nouncement by the bureau this
week. No compensation is payable
unless the disability or death can
be traced to injury or disease in
Cured in the service. Many per-
sons, however, the announcement
states, have received injuries or
contracted diseases in the service
the i'll effects of which do not ap-
pear until some time after dis
charge or resignation. Compensa-
tion may be obtained. the law pro-
vides, in case such disability occurs
as shown by medical evidence
within one year after leaving the
service.
British labor organizations are
giving preference to former service
men and women, according. to evil
dence brought out in Parliament
last. week Sir Montague Barlow,
parliamentary secretary of the de-
partment of labor. announced that
70 per cent of the ministry of labor
were former service men and
women. April 1. 1920. there were
217,1s6 former service men receiv-
ing out-of-work donations. COM
pared with 3SS.139 on January 8,
1920. Sir Montague. pointed out
that in a few years time between
fifty or sixty first class training
schools would be in operation by
mutual consent of trade unions and
employees. With regard to men
The Washington herald., 1920-06-06
Master Masons
Meetings the Coming Week.

Meetings the Coming Week.
Monday, Potomac. E. A; B. B.
French; Anacostia, F. c.; Pental-
pha. F. c.: Mt. Pleasant.
Tuesday. Federal, 4:30 p. m, NJ.
M; Acacia, E. A; Stansbury, z. A;
Takoma.
Wednesday. Harmony.
Thursday. New Jerusalem; G. C.
Whiting: Stansbury' Especially 6 p.
m. NJ. NJ; Temple Noyes.
Friday. st. Johns. Hope.
Saturday, Washington Centen-
nial Especially, LIS. NJ. NJ.
Royal Arch Chapters.
Tuesday. Mt. Horeb, Mark; Po-
tomac. Mark.
Wednesday. Washington Naval,
Mark; Brightwood.
Thursday. Washington, r. A.
Friday, Ureka, Mark; Capitol, Mt.
Pleasant.
knights Templar.
Monday, Orient
Tuesday. De Molay.
Wednesday, Washington.
Potomac Lodge. No. s. on Thurs
day evening will entertain its
ladies with program that Is be-
ing prepared by Robert j. Michael,
chairman of the committee.
Potomac Commandery, No. g.
Knights Templar. will have the or.
ders of Red Cross and Malta on
Wednesday evening with the line
officers filling the stations.
High Priest George s. Foreman
of Eureka Chapter, No. 4. r. A. NJ,
announces in his latest bulletin that
on Saturday evening he will hold a
special convocation to confer the
past and most excellent degrees.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-06

William Byrd. of Baltimore. spent
Sunday in Washington visiting rela-
tives.
Mrs. ]. ]. Mansfield leaves the
early part of next week for her
home In Texas.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-23

Men u6e1 ON al 86elRggelien,
he1lober Sen, in6igiennem Sen, blom-
itrcr Sommeren. Mlepegne gpl6en
@onaelDs, hpio &on,illc, Malper,
Nesle, Mprre--og, frclnfpr alt, Nol=
.mlrer / bloorab Nlonlltring = &nll-
n1ler, Iaa mango, at Sc, Jet liot
hortc ira, bliper ion Ct hlobiJ So
gen. Sra Steoet, hi ltaor. har III
oaloo llbitat pper 2onoct nbcr,om
|Bpen = en- bGrgct, iSn6erifubt5ton
- balpt pisre6e gnge = en- h,gtet,
blaa Clinic, iom er Dier. @in6e,1
fomn1er ube fra set itore taage0e
2anb % ferer Duften me6 fig al Be
mal1ge 8lomlter. Ober os ipnger
2Grfen. Sg 9almuer1,e ripper i
ginoen, bloorp6e iom @almuerne
peo gepborg, 6e11, iom e11bnu / min
@arn6om iag6eS at bore fpiret at
Spenifernes 8loo.
Sobannes $6rgenien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-23

rer Nopncrc:: Gormoref, Sarrell,
9ol1o5aeme % Gefcn. gn 5trno IT,
rer Sen brolagte, 1tbmGrfet bolote
9anocpci gicn1lcm STOP = mcn iaa
CT set otter til begge Si0er poeln9tc
Observation-Disclosures % -bombebulleoe
glgre. @Dao ont Set I'M bar Sernp
iog Sfaar1p, eller 2DngbD og 8trfe=
rpo, ior1 Dor tilre6t iaoleoes, tG11fer
leg ntco 6ingeren paa &ooaf~
%opparotets Mftraffer. Spuo Dilbe
jea fple, bpis set bar luxembourg,
ionl loo / 9tuiner og life 9irnnl6e?
|Sg fuuoe set life ligeao let bape
nrret Iilfrlbet?
"Sper CT Dirmnoe!!" flyer Dor
Gba1tffer og %ltanier mibt imel1em
prlbige Muinbobe. Miot / @rlls0p11-
scrne CT rejit Ell 1illc TrahorotEffe,
bporf fra ser iplges 4oltfort til Suri-
1;erne = offers ilrtet Gpor al met
1lcifelig 2ip. SO bog bapbe 9irm1-
Sc fdr &rigen mellem 1000 og
5000 Snobp9gere.
81 naar Goppen al cit <inbob
iom rager op oper Sc an6re - Ell
lGti, traast al S%rrilternes 69o6er,
Iferer 6erop. @i Ter l>o ober en- 36e-
1nggelic, bporom Sen, font bor let
6orum og 9ola6in / Mom, fon 9i6re
fig cit ipag 6oreitillino. 0peralt
&obe at fnltit blaa Sten, 0pnger al
|rg6e Marbloffer, al Salt og &alf-
PUBS og @ibs ,eg 5tl,f og at Step,
icm life mere CT hberfen &alf cller
@ibs, men Ell climbing al BET oft
tiliot mes fire Somres
lStgp, fire Gintres Ser. Sberalt sc
forfmltcoe @rnnorios al poelaatc
SUITE, eniomme @ople, %balbenoe
M,1rc, booraf itore Sernbialfer RACER
1,6 og bonger ne6, bbje0e, forpre6ne
s. Denne bobbelte Meffe 6aca6e,
]o1n mir16er ON @rapmelerre longs
Gin Mppio-bet bar Ell @abe. Dette
ontaitiffe Sfelet al Ell bgi 8pgning
belt rebneto % ipaltet og naiten iplit.
tet i to iom ftaar ct 5tpffe l6enfo1
8DgrGn{el1 BET par EN- @ofpitals.
firfe. Gg9bisie tore Buer, JON RI.
ger op al @ui11opngerne, BET er 81:
oeifibet Dirmi1oes 9opeofirfe
a 6rne Strife.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-23

Gtil = forbi mango &irfcr % &lo-
tire al rpobr1n Murlten. Saa RULER
hi giennem Gent, bpor &loffe So
Iano iffe mere ringer, tbi Sen iprang
Sen 0og, Spiferne orog n1o / 0en
garnlc Triltab og niloe bringe Sri<
umi meo ocn.... &loffc Molano
piloe life forfpnoe Gplferncs GER
% euonu benger Sen lh,m 6eroppe
i lit Iaor,1, 1,n6er Sptret n1e0 6en
{%pri1,genoe 9ragel Gua fomnter Di
til @rpgge oa ier til Dor GlGoe, at
her bar Tje11oen i1tt lagt zoe -
bpor lfolb ri life alle neo SEN Ganfe,
at 6en pi%bnnberlige &anallta6 MAD
tie fuuoe fomme til at beIe fin Sp=
1ter Operns 5fiGbne2 % ON liot
fer hi, fra Sen ita6ig frcmile,toe
Mutomobil, langt rbe @oriiontelt 30
tire Iaorne, iom betroer Tltr1,cs =
sen bellige 5to6, oen belli1lte al
ale 6lan6erns bellige staocr =
@e11r1e flyer 6lamlnnberte og opG=
ler meb 6Db ajnrligbeo paa Grbets
to 5taDe1ler.
Gurnes - @cltrne = leg par Ter
i 1916, SEN Song 2all6et Der rltn0t
omfriug por set poeritc @elgien. Nlt
aaar 8elgiens 8rGnier til Morttioie
i Mbinpropinfem % bclgiife Sol6ater
goor fom Sejrberrer pua @a6erne /
Macben. Men bpor faa par III Der
sen Gang for oper tire Mar ii6eu, boz
ret at baabe paa Ell laa prlbig SER
- poa, at 81oben ifllloe operpin0e
set tpife Sb9ro?
&i ipiier .5rofoit i TltrneS. Maal-
tibet er iintpelt, men Hlet gobt Omen
leg bar Sob at iige 6ette? Sg ON
Ii6t fjprer hi 1lb / &uinlonoet, / Met-
ming at girmrt6e. Set er set {omme,
MI at! iaa fie116te gf11c iom / Nor6.
Tronfrig bilotboflenoe 96emar-
fer, ignoerffuote &11e, 8igtraao, al
flfte1,s sSerniframael laiet Gamouflo=
&c, bru6te, bg6e Greer, 0agtpo1ter,
Debris allebeene @rtgenS oltio
fn,u1ne rultne Spor: Sg &oriion-
ten 3ren Tom al fern &auono6e
BET er Mmml11rifion, Der iprG11ges !
9nften teller ipriuger 2nftcn al
fig ielp bpao Ser er peerre):
fonltner til belt enc lille pbez
Ingte 2atbsbD efter oe,1snnoet1 e
fogernogle Jotografier, o. ieg 11ote.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-23
MarIascn, bporfpr

en- bergmt CONNECTICUT @emifer for
ODER IS @ar iioen it1oiaa Neopenoig=
beoen al ct 8ar,1e-Huooer inoebol,
oenoe l9geroe og linorenoe 8eitano-
oele, % lon1, Zig S60en, buroe pare
forifiellig for 8prn os for @ofsne.
3erfor tilberebte ban SDfes Gom'
fort Bomber, inbeboloenoe pirfiommc
Meoifamenter, ierlig beregnet for
8ornets fine @finb. Selgelig er Ser
intet iom oct til &elbreoelfe % 8e,
porelie al 8ornets Sfino, noar BET
brl1ges regulert efter 8a6ning.
Sen itore 6orifiel mellem bette
8uober og alminoelig Ealfum Sub
ser er, at Sites Comfort &otuber
inoebo1oer legenoe, linbre1toe og
%ontiiepti1fe Beitanboele, Ser gipr oct
m,ligt at frigipre &u6en fra 0p'
parmning, 8%etenoelie, Sfoloning,
|l16Ilet, &u6ipgoom, al SSrritetion oe
9mbeo, paa famine Sis Tom oct for
bin6rcr 6isie 1bebdgcligbeoer % be-
parer en- i111b SUD - berfor er Oct
lite ct alminoeligt Eolfum4&1o0er,
men er ct birfelig ~belbre6e1be Sub
|oer.
&oo @rnnb at oisie Tafta er set
Il ma,1ge aor blebet iolgt paa 2egers
og efsatninere0e spgepIeierifers Mn-
Detailing.
SDfes Comfort 8p,nber er 1igeiaa.
]goot for Wofsne, &u6irritation bos
sen sbse og "cbofings BOG feoe Ser
Homer. seno ct Sc 6rimarfe for
@repenffe.
SOC / Sin Coo SterreIie i @1os,
nieo 8ubberfbalt, Npotefer % De-
partementsbutifer eIler gien1en1 $50.
iten. She Comfort @otpoer Com.
pam, 142 BERKELEY ctr, Boston,
1D1asf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-23

49,
ierstrGt, og ifiprt ban ltob / Gono
til ntiot paa 2ipet, babbe ban ooa
lat iig for at billie falnpc til Set
.1nnrltc. @on ilr01aa qarlfe pit, at
oct britt io%nolnnliglt bar booblolt,
men ban blep itaacn6c, % ban fum-
rcoe nlca 6ortpipIeli ems ubegribeligc
Mob.
Nlnolclig fom CIT una, 6lcg Sol
Dot graz Uniform ltormenoe in1oo
bam; ban b9be6e fin &ifle mcb So
ionettcn paa brit oper tit &obeb,
|fulot og foit belluttet paa at Ipbe Sen
igicn1em 6en fprite BEN be6ite, ian
|traf paa ne6e / @rpften.
Sen ltnge, blege Sol6at 1ao en-
|Mano / fa1,aoiif Uniform itaaenoc
mellcm 9Dnger al 6ebe Spfere
@lo6 ltrpmneoe ne6o6 Garaoierens
|&inoer, 90 belle ltniformen bar oper-
iprpitet nle6 8ano og M1boer. Sen
blege 1,lge Sol6at gior6e en- iioite
fo%rbcre6e,l6e 8eb9geli e til at giel1=
nn1bore Mo6itanberen = men, iom
cln Sl1ltinftet boboe piit bom Sci.
ia11froc Dm1 pll,0lelig @aabnet oa
roabtc paa Ganif: "Mer1, Sens :
6u bcr!"
Sens Sbonien bar balpt blin6et
af Ml.ooer og Bloo, ban for1too fife
rigtig, buao set 6reie6e Jig ON, oo
Set Dare6e list, i116e11 8roocrens
fli1gc11oe Moal nooeoe belt
i,1o til bans @epioltbe6. Men ioo
ito6 set bom og1oa bclt flort = aft
lon11nclt. San ifreg til &enrif:
"0pcrgip Sig oa Bib min Gonge."
&cmif foite0e &ifler, opcr9ipen-
Sc Jig poa gsao0e og ltnoaoe til lin
1Orllclll19c N1elloe.
Sc o,r6re Gona6icre / @rpf ten for
lto6 life rigtig, bba6 Meningen bar,
mer1 6o Sens forflorcoe 6em Cant
me1lbnn0cu, itraaleoe 6eres Mniigtcr
element Glnnolet og @lo6et.
Omlt6cr mootte Gm1ooierne rpn1-
nc @rpftel,, og Sc mcofprte foruoen
to mlore Sanger. Slot Selt
for @uiscaro gior0e man @ol6t, %
gje1r1em CIT l%1n6eroificer fit Sens
Sen foln,llo,1oerenoe officer Tat ms
5itnotioncn; "a Sens lelD por ble,
oct laorct, .ifjpnt life meget a1porligt,
op11oocoe ban Sillo6elie til at Mine
lelot til 2onoon lom1 EFT Gel al Nool=
ntar,oifobet, ser ifl,loe ofgoo mes ct
Getocben1cllt tplfe Sanger. S eng
blcp Senrif a1brogt / Ell 6on-
oelejr, bporfro bo1 naeoe bjem til
Gpnoeripllono iioltc @aor pia Sig
bcnbapn, og 90 Sens bapoe facet
fine Goor lngt, rejlte ban til &in-
llipeg, bpor bon blep of1npnltret.
Sort otter bar ban paa Sci til s(ber=
bce,L 6Db 9ofota = og 6cn 1amle
SSsopl b(ep g%jc11optaget meo set Sc
iultot, at Sens og bons &jnrelte blep
gift 1ioltc sar neo S1tletib. 6pr1t
pao Moret ifofie6e bo1, Jig Some
1teoo" - soro i Nrrbeoen al
@rigbtionpille, Gp6 Oafoto, oa III
fornplig er ban afrejlt til SG1S
berjplla,,o for at lpge Set til at Del
togo / Solfcaftemningcn paa Grltllo-
lag al, at bans sSorpl0re blep tplfe
@orgere, meoens ban ea0ml por
Grel1g. Ser itges at bore Spipl ON,
buorpi6t ban for opnaa 6enne Het-
m1en Ielp ON ban life faar Sen, bil
Con noturligbis eierne benDtte Set
|liobeoen til at bore paa &iemnets
esoro Sen Gag, 90 set gamle 6onlfc
Stag otter bejies ODER ct glogom<
melt StDffe Danmarf.
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Atterdag
College,
splpans,
santa Barbara &c.,
California.

er en- sfole for unse oanff.amerifanfte waeno oe aoinber.
rnoerpisnng De a%minoe1ige @toefae paa Danf oe gngelF.
%airfebiitorie, 8ibelfIasie, oagGge 6oreorag. Neufif, &oaroorbeioe,
&%anoelSfag.
S soloang er Der ct berligt Slime ON @interen, og 0meg1en
er meget fuuf, @enpt 2eiH9beoen til ct @%foleopbolo SorbinoeIe
mo en- @ejie til @efplenl @pe 9etGb ON biniee Munoreife-
billetter poo nermete ssernbanefontor! @frip efer @folens Soto,
logl Sfoleaaret porer fra lite 9eobember 1919 til 10. MRarts 1920
@euebiet %9furbentuft, Gor}tanoer.
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Kontant $1,000, Resten paa meget rinelge Vnkaar.
$50 Akers fineste Slags Prairie Land Norman Co., MINI.
Dette Land igger fladt, met er godt drenet. Hvereneste Fod
kan opbrekkes. Udmerket god Jord. Paa allie Slider af Lam
Diet er der velopdyrkede Farme. Bare en- 4 Mil til godt Mar
code Veje overall. Dette Stykke Land er vardt mindst
$500 pr. Aker; men Ejeren MAA salge for Jul, og lader Diet
gaa for $50. 90 pr. Aker $1,000 kontant, Resten pa rimeige
Vilkaar. Husk paa at en- Avjng af Flax betaler for Diet hele.
Skriv strax til Undertegnede.
HANS ALLEN, Red Wing, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-23

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Lake Superior Slid daglig fra Diet dybe.
klare Wand 81. 5 pr. 400 lbs. Net. Viii.
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for Priser. ELLNGS0y & HANSON, Duluth, MINI
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1920-04-01
How Whales Breathe.

An eminent naturalist says concern
ing the breathing apparatus of the
whale: 'The windpipe does not COM
municate with the mouth; hole is, as
it were, bored right through the back
of the head. Engineers would do well
to copy the action of the valve Of
the whales biow-hole; a more per-
feet piece of structure it is impossible
to imagine. Day and night. asleep or
awake, the whale works it's breathing
in such manner that not
a drop Of water ever gets down into
the lungs. Again, the whale must Of
necessity stay a much longer period
under water than seals; this alone
might possibly drown it, inasmuch ab
the lungs cannot have access to fresh
air. We find that this difficulty has
been anticipated and obviated by Pc
culiar reservoir In the venous system
which reservoir is situated ut tb~
back of the lungs"
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1920-04-01
BOSCHEE'S SYRUP.

A cold is probably the most COM
mon of all disorders and when neglect
ed is apt to be most dangerous. Sta
tistics show that more than three
times as many people died from in
fluenza last year, as were killed In
the greatest war the world has ever
known. For the last f1fty-three years
Boschee's Syrup has been used for
coughs, bronchitis, colds, throat ir-
ritation and especially lung troubles.
1t gives the patient good nights
rest free from coughing, with easy
expectoration in the morning. Made
in America and used in the homes OF
thousands Of families all ever the
civilized world. Sold everywhere.--Adv.