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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-18
konunistai pae-
me Berltna.
Nauja suirute Bolivijoj,
Francl]a mato oauda IS Vo-
kleciu sumlslmo,

.KaPpo If Bberto valdziQ prib"vo
Stuttsarte.
1'arpininkais yra Saksonijos
kariumenGs vadas gen. Maerker5
Prusijos finansq minister's Eber-
tinej valdzioj, Or. Wolffgan Hi
ne; uzsierio rastines Herr Won
Berger ir gynimo ministerijos
.eit pulk, Hasse.
Gynimo ministerijos slaptosios
policijos sl>yrius praneSe, kad ko-
munistai nuginklavo Hamburge
0aldzios kareivius ir dabar Waldo
ia miestq.
Yra pripazinta, kad bolsevisti-
mes revoliucijos pavojus spareiai
auga if 10 galima isvengti Tx
'sn!N!el!sns sluoi
-!oNeg oddrN II olIsqa !rl!9lS
Eberto-Bauero valdzia reika-
lauja, kad DR.. Wolffgang Kapp,
kris de farcto ligsiol yra kancle-
riu, tuojaus pasitrauktu is tarny-
bos ir istrauktu visus kareivius
is 'Berlino. Ebert ir Bauer yra
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-18
200 AREsTU SUSTABDE
STREIKA BUENOS
AIRE.SE..

Buenos Aires, kovo u d. -
Valdzia uzbegdama w akip vi
suotinam streikui, pastae ka-
reivius miesto kazarmese il pa
dariusi uzpuolimus ant anarc1is-
tp uzeigu suarestavo 200 zmo-
nip. Policija pzdare 20 tariamu
anarchistiniu sedybu; vienoj vie
toj sutiko pasiprissinima, lSur
plysusi bomba suicide policista.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-18
s Kulkasvaidziu Saudo Berline

I Londonas, kovo u d. - Te-
|legrama is Berlino Exchange Te-
legraph kompanijai sake, kad
lvakar velai vakare buvo sirdeta
Berline Saudant is kulkasvaidziu.
Dienos laiku prunn -trasse
gatve praejo burys kareiviu; pir-
ma ju ejo benas grodamas Hell
Dir i'm Siegerkranz.' Darbinin-
kai tuojaus uzpuol5 kareivius ir
Ilvyko kova, kur daug vyru tapo
uzmusta, kit suzeisti.
Spandau'oj. pranesama, %
zmones tapo uzmuSti. beveik Vi
81 darbinlnkai, ir kova dar tesiasi
Itoliau.
Telesramoje atkartojama prane
simas, kad ieldmarSalas von IIir.
denburg pasiuntes telesrama Dr..
kappui. praSydamas jo. kad jis
|tuojaus rezignaotu. jei senoji val
dzia sutinka laikyti naujus rinki-
mus.
Keli simtai Uzmustu Kiel'yje.
Keturi simtai zmonip sake esq
uzmustu If daugybe suzeistu vo-
kieciu skraiduoliui Eckernfoerde
bebombarduojant Kiel'i, sake
Central News telegrama is Ko-
penhasos, paduodama Ekstra5la-
deto kielinio correspondence 20
dzius.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-18
STREIKININKAI NUSOVE
DU sTREIKLAUzIU.

New York, kovo Y d. = Strei
kuojantieji uosto darbininkai
siandien uapuole dmdesimts pen
ks negrus streiklauzius ii nuso-
We du, kitus isyaike. Du policis-
tai mate uzpuo1ima, bet nei vieno
neareStavo.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-18
KAPP REZIGNAVO.

Berlinas, kovo u d. - Oficia-
liai yra paskelbta, kad kancleris
Kapp val. po .piet nusprende
rezisnuoti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-18
DARBININKAI PAEME
BERLINA.
Tarybu Valdzia didziuose mics
tuose 900 Krito Kovoj.
, Kappo Valdzia Pasidave Radi-
kurie Reikalauja Susi-
vienijimo> su Rusija.

Berlinas. kovo II d. No-
kictijos radikalai siandien paeme
yaldzia j savo rankas
Kappo huetswitzo valdzia Sian
dien vakare pasitrauke' pc visos
dienos muSitl, kur zuvo apie 800
gyvasciu If simtai tapo strzeistq
yisoj salyj.
kappo yaldzia nuverte ne
Ebcrto valdaios pasiprie5ininmas
bet soyictiniai vadai.
siandien pavakarsj Bcrlino
dar5ininkai apskelbusieji respub-
likq islcido ultimatumq, kuriame
jic uzreiske, kad jie uzpuls
Kappo kareivius 7 val yak. jei
karinipkai iki tsap laikui nepasi4
trauks is raStines.
Kapp ir Luettwitz, gave uz-
tikrinimq saugumo sayo asmc-
nims, rezignavo. 81 yakara tary-
by .vadai padrasinti laimejimu If
pasisckimais name visuose di-
dziuosc pramones centruose pra-
dejo didele agitacija isteigimai
sovietines resprbGkos II susivie-
nijimui su sovietine Rusija.
Laukia Dideles Kovos Essene.
Tuo tarpu darbininkq vadai
laukia primo tikro ismeginimo
savo kariniu spekp ateinanSioj
; didclej kovoj Esssne, kur val
,lzia prisake savo kareiviams pa
sesIaryti uzpuolima
Atajo ainie apie isisteigimq
sovictq lidziuose miestuose ir
pramones apskritiuose, k. V.
Westphaljoj, Essene ir Chem
nitze, kur darbininku valdzia Vi
sa gala turi.
Smarkus musiai buvo Berline,
Dresdene, Hamburge, Bruins
wicle, Trevene, Kielyj, Bres-
Iau'oj, Fricdcnau'oj, Charlotten-
bursc, Tegale, Dorthmde, Gaer-
litze ir Spandau'oj.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-18

pavare peruvietius darbininkus
state ! ju vietas bolivietius.
Gen Ism. Montcs, buvusis Bo-
livijos prezidentas paeme visa
kontrole ant La Paz If issauke
visa Bolivijos atsargq.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-18
PINICU KURsAS.

Uzsienio pinieai apstimis po
$4,000 ar daugiau tarp banku
kaip paduoda Merchants Loan &
Trust kompanija.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-18
oRAS
cHIcAGoJE IN APlELINkEJE

siandien diena ar vakare gal
lietus ar sniegas; temperature
nedaug atsimaino.
Sauletekis, 600 val. ryto;
Sauleleidis, 5:5S val. yak.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-18

Francijos, ltaliios il Belgijos
kainos paduota atbulai - kick
Gina frankly, ar lirp i dolari. vi
SOS kitos kainos, isskiriant Ang-
lijos svara, paduotos centq YER
tennis.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-18
Darbininkai Nuginkluoja
Kareivius.

Berlinas, kovo 10 d. vakare
,(raso Karl H. Won Wiegand).
Padetis kas valanda cin& kebiyn.
Komunistu uzpuolimai prasidejo.
Komunistu kareiviai nuginklavo
piliccip sargyba <trijose Berlino
priemies6iuose ir rytiniame Ber-
limo kraStc yadinamame augstu-
tines Spree apieline yra komu-
nistn rankose; jie taipgi uzeme
kelias gelzkeliu stotis.
Manoma, kad komunistai pra-
d5jo puolima pirmiau negu 0uvo
rerge, pabijoje, kad Kappo il
Fberto valdzios nesusitaikytq.
Valdzios oficiala rastine APP
statyta kulkasvaid7ias.
Tarpininkai Eina i stuttgarta
Utarninke po pietp 3 valanda)
Specials trsukinys, apleidu-
sis Reriina vakar vakarc, gaben-
damas tappininkus sutaikymu
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-06


The person<wffo stays thin and I'M
attractiyssF loses personality and finds
it hard to make friends. Tkts thin,
rundown, irritable condition As caus-
ed by imperfect digestion, which may
be easily remedied by Merjtone.
Meritone doubles the quantity of di-
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-palpitation, fiatulency, etc, Mer-
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Meritone is the result of long years
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If you want to eat what you like
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10 sleep well atnight and feel good all
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shown by the resolution set out in TIVE
preceding paragraph.
6.-At the time of the Aforesaid cor
porate action petitioners state ana
county taxes for the year 1919 had
not been paid and ito income fax to
the United States had not been paid.
These az we'll as all other obligations
and debts Of petitioner have now been
paid except note of petitioner to E.
G. Hodges for $1,000 and a note to
Mrs. Albert M. Lochliear for 5000
and these notes have been assumed
and will be paid off by Paul NJ Lang
and the holders thereof nave agreed
to lock to said Lang for payment, ana
to relieve petitioner Of liability there
under
WHEREFORE, petitioner prays:
(al That an order be granted there
on fixing hearing of this petition at
the courthouse In Glynn County as
provided by law.
OBJ And that at the hearing decree
be granted accepting the surrender Of
slr e .fsts
petitioners charter and authorizing
and ordering its dissolution.
BENNETT, lTWITrY & REESE.
| Petitioners Attorneys.
GEORGIA, GLYNN COUNTY.
Before the undersigned in person
appeared S. X. Brown. who having
been first duly sworn deposes and
says on oath that he is presdent OF
Manufacturer Timber rompany and
that the allegations contained in the
aforegoing petition are true.
S. X. BROWN.
Sown to and subscribed before me
this 81 day of April, 1920
DAVID Fl. POPE.
Notary Public, 1Glynn County, Ga.
The foregoing petition read ana
considered.
Let the same be filed in the office
OF the clerk of the Superior court OF
Glynn county
1t is ordered that the hearing on
said petition be held at the court
house in said county on the fourth
Monday in May, 1920. or at such time
thereafter as the hearing may then
be continued to, and that copy of
the petition and Of this order be pub
lished once week for four weeks be-
fore the deate of hearing in the
Brunswick News, the newspaper
wherein sheriff's sales for said coun
ty are publihed. :.
This April 9th, 1920
u. P. HTGHSMITH.
5-1-8-15-22. Judge S. c. B. G.
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TO DISSOLVE CHARTER

v ~
! Georgia, Glynn County.
To Superior Court of said County:
The petition of Manufacturers Tim.
Der Company respectfully shows:
| l. Petitioner was incorporat-
ed under charter granted by this
Honorable Court on December l6.
1912.
2,-Petitioner has recently sold its
entire assets and has paid all of It's
debt and has made distribution among
it stockholders.
3.-The capital stock of petitioner
issued and outstanding is One Hun,
dred shares of the par value of $500
each, and all of which have shared
pro rata in the distribution of its
/ assets.
AT meeting of petitioners stock
FOLDERS held November %, 1919, call
Ted among other things for the pur-
pose of considering and taking &C,
Elton looking to it's dissolution by a
surresder OF it's charter and fran
Echise as provided by law, at which all
Eof its stockholders were present in
heron OF represented by proxy. a reso-
Fulton was adopted as follows, to-wit:
/. WHEREAS, in view of the actions
t this day authorized the company will
Isell all of its property and has effect
FED liquidation of its affairs, except
Paul M. Lang in the purchase by him
heretofore authorized and when
these things are satisfactorily ar
ranged there will be no further reason
flor the Company to remain in exist
Fence:
+ NOW BE TT RESOLVED. that up.
;on these things being done the com
pany are authorized and directed to
do all things necessary to consum
mata this end. including making ap
nlication to the Superior Court of
Glynn County, Georgia. for such sur
render"
5.-And at a meeting of petitioners
Board of Directors held the same
date a, resolution was adopted ratifv-
ing and approving all acts and things
done at the aforesaid m citing of the
stockholders including the action
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-06
BRUNSWICK GIANTS TO PLAY
IN. JACKSONVILLE

The Brunswick Giants, the crack
coloredb all team of this city, will
leave this morning for Jacksonville,
where they are scheduled to meet the
Cuban Tigers" for three games in
that city. The games will be played
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, and
q delegation of ''rooters" will accom-
Dany the team to Jacksonville. After
defeating the Quitmarf team Tues
day, the Giants lost to them yester
day by score of 5 to 2, in an eight
inning game. called on account Of
rain.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-06
SHERIFF r. S. PYLEs BETTER

The many friends of R. S. Pyles. the
well known and popular sheriff OF
%7lynn county, will be pleased to know
that he is rapidly recovering from an
illness. which has kept ni.n at home
for a week,
He hopes to be out again in a few
days
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-06
The Strong Withstand The Winter
Cold Better Than The Weak

Old people who are feeble and younger people who
are wax, will be strengthened and enabled to
go tn ough the cold weather by taking GROVES
TASTELESS chill TONIC. which is simply IRON
and QUiNINE suspended in syrup So pleasant
even children like it. You can soon feel its
Strengthening. Invieoratine Effect Price &c.,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-06
VETERANS MEET FRIDAY

L. c. Marlin, adjutant of Camp Jadk-
son. files notice of an important meet
ing of the camp at Glynn county court
house at two o'clock tomorrow. A
full attendance is desired as consider
able business is to he handled and the
reunion plans are to be arranged.
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NOTES

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THE TIDES
High water, Brunswick Bar-(4S A.
NJ. and 10) 8 P. NJ. Low water 4.0l
A. M and 4 06 P. NJ.
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HOW TO REGAIN
NORMAL WEIGHT

meritope, by Increasing the Digestive
JUICES, Relieves Indigestion and
Dyspepsia, Puts Rich, Red Blood
in Your Veins ano Gives You
Normal Body Weight, With Firm,
Healthy Flesh.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17

ocle cooked in one eye. he insisted that
he was innocent of the charge and that
Mrs. Maynard's money was not lost.
They can impugn my Judgment"
said Stuart dramatically 20 reporters.
but I'm damned If they can impugn
my honesty"
When he was visited later in the dav
at the Tombs by newspaper men Stuart
explained that he had met Mrs. Nav
nard socially in boarding house. and
that she asked him to invest the money
for her, Civ ng him unrestricted power
Of attorney At that time he had an
Office at Is Wall Street, in e building
now torn down.
II invested her money" explained
Stuart. "Everyth ng vas NOV ne along
quite all right have the vouchers for
all the money I invested, including nv
own-and I had prepared a statement
to show her, when, advised by lawyer.
she brought these proceedings against
me-"
Discussing some of his experiences.
Stuart said that in 1915 he came to
this country from France on special
government mission. but not, as local
horse dealers supposed, to buy horses
for Great Br ia n. Later he was dep
utized lieutenant colonel to raise a
regiment. but the British War Office
decided not to use Stuart's recruits be-
cause they were too old
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17

days after the taxpayer has been noti-
ned by the collector of his delinquency.
AS 1t will take few days to determine
who has been delinquent, the persons
and firms involved will have more than
the ten days grace for which they
asked In any case. should they pay
within the month and be assessed the
full penalty, it will be only per cent
However, Commissioner Williams,
head of the Internal Revenue Bureau,
has power, under Article 1908 of the
law. to grant extensions in special
cases: Many of those VINO rallied 20
pay their taxes Wednesday are placing
their cases before Commissioner VIII
hams by telegraph. Should he decide
IN their favor they will be granted
not only an extension, but relief from
the penalty clauses of the law.
Over in Brooklyn only three requests
for an extension Of time we're received
by Collector B.. NJ. Gardner. and of
these requests one was for the sum
of $40, made by a man whose tax
amounted TO $40. He had already
paid $50
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
MOnOcled Colonel
Denies He Robbed
Widow of $4,000
Woman Whose Father Was
Secretary to Danish King
Accuses British Army Man
and He Is Held i'm Prison

When Glenalwyn Stuart, sixty-one
years old, Of 125 West Ninety-ffth
Street, was arraigned in the Tonbs
court yesterday before Magistrate
Sims, charged with the larceny Of s2o,-
700 from Emile H. Maynard, widow,
OF 26 West Seventy-ffth Street, he
clung to two tn ngs. One was his mon
ocle and the other the fact that he was
innocent. Nevertheless. he was held in
$4,000 bail to await action by the
grand jury.
Mrs. Maynard, whose father WAS sec
retary, to the King of Denmark, alleges
that she gave Stuart the $4,000 in two
installments-s16,5 800 in August, 1919,
and $500 in July, 1920-to invest. In
October Of this year she revoked the
power Of attorney she had voluntarily
given Stuart and demanded the money
but declared she was able to get S73l
only. Her testimony was corroborat d
by Henry Sammet, an attorney, of AZ
Cedar Street.
Stuart is scotchman, a lieutenan,
colonel in the British army, and vet.
eran of the battle of Tell-el- -Kebir
fought in 1882 by the British dur No
their Alexandrian campaign n Egypt
where he lost one leg. He is also an
inventor of a new rifle bayonet and 3
casual broker. In court, with his mon.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
Art Sale Brings $3,O55
Antique Objects Disposed Of at
57th Street Galleries

Art objects were sold at the Fifty
seventh Street Art Galleries, Inc. SO
West Fifty-seventh Street, yesterday af-
ternoon. for total Of s3,O55. A large
walnut table, Spanish. of the sixteenth
century, was sold to J. S. Kane for
s170, the highest price of the after
noon. Other sales included:
silk damask eighteenth century panel /:
10 Mr. Demarest for sIo2.
Two fauteuils; to J. Weiss for $l2c.5o.
Iwo mahogany chairs in the style OF
Louis XVI; to w. Berger for 500
Bracket wall rnirror with repousse panel
OF Cupid and Psyche; to Mr. Lave zzo
Tor $91
The sale will be continued this after
noon and Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
slO,00O,00O of
Taxes Here Are
Still Unpaid
Many Who Pleaded They
Could Not Meet Last In.
come Installment Raised
Cash in the Final Hour
Appeal to Washington
Penalties Under a Strict Ap.
ication of Law Would
Yield About S5OO,OOO

approximately $4,000, 900 is due to
.he government m income and excess
urofts taxes that were not paid in the
district OF Manhattan within the speci-
fed time up to midnight Wednesday.
Individual and corporate taxpayers
we're unable to raise this amount in
cash to meet their Indebtedness to the
government
Many Of the persons who appealed to
Collector William H. Edwards for an
extension OF time in which to pay and
which ne was powerleSs to grant finally
succeeded in raising the money to pay
their taxes This was discovered yes
terdsy morning when more than twenty
sacks OF mail brought in additional
checks that had been mailed before
midnight Wednesday. By doing this
they escaped the penalty clauses Of the
income tax law.
A hurried tabulation of the amount
Of money received from taxpayers in
Manhattan reveals two interesting
facts. First. the total amount is but
little below the estimated sum. almost
reaching the grand total Of 100000
OOo Second, this amount represents
practically one-sixth of the entire
amount paid over to the government on
Wednesday throughout the country.
Revenue Lower Next Year
As many large corporations begin
their fiscal year at some period in the
middle OF the calendar year, the pay
nent OF the fourth installment Of the
1919 taxes indicates that the revenue of
the government will be decidedly lower
next year from this source. This will
be particularly true of the excess prof
its tax.
Reports of many o. the large cor
porations show that they are at present
loaded up with inventories that have
suffered cons .derable depreciation, and
many claims for abatement due to the
losses incurred by this situation un-
doubtedly will be made next year. Ad-
vantage will also be taken, it is ex-
pected, of the contingent liability
clause Of the law
There Is considerable doubt as to
the exact nature OF the penalty that
viii &c applied to those who failed to
pay their last instaliment on time BY
the strict application Of the law each
OF those involved would be penalized
per cent, plus l per cent a month
for the period during which the taxes
remained unpaid. The per cent pen
atty on the total amount unpaid in tn
district, therefore would amount ap-
proximately to 100000.
Appeal to Williams
The law, however. says that this
penalty will not be effective until ten
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
Constantine Plans
Honeric Return to
Athens in Chariot
Dowager Queen, Consort and
Former Mrs. Leeds to Share
Glory; Monarch Sails From
Venice, but City Is Silent

VENICE Dec. l6 By The Associated
Press). - Former King Constantine,
Queen Sophie and their children So led
from Venice this morning on board
the Greek cruiser Averoff for Phaleron.
The Averof weighed anchor at s:40
O'Clock and proceeded Immediately on
her voyage to Greece with the return
ing royal party.
A dstroyer preceded the cruiser out
Of the harbor. A steamship carry ng
the newspaper spondents and
Greek officials left immediat ately before
ne Averotf sailed. There was no ex-
: temcnt along the water front. The
departure of the vessels was as un-
ceremonious as the sailing of the Amer
can Cruisers P ttshurEh and Olvm pia
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
IS, ,1l2 Paid for Heinz Art

The third session of the sale of the
Henry j. Heinz collection at the Ameri-
can Art Galleries yesterday afternoon
amounted to s5112.5o, making a total
so far of s24.104.5O. The highest price
II the session was s17o. paid by DR..
Time for an I.nglish needle painting of
the eighteenth century. Other sales
included:
Two Cloisonne temple lanterns. Chen
Cor $3.50
Canton enamel incense burner, CHEN
lung period. 20 H. Howeard for s1o5.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
$l8, 900 for Smith Furnish;nes

noon.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17

House furnishings and embellish-
ments contained in the residence of Al
bert E. Smith were sold Yesterday
morning on the premises, so Riverside
Drive, for total of s1s,966. The sale
will continue this morning at 1o:3O
o'clock. 1t is under the management
of the Anne rican Art Association.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17

=, fuchien statuette. The Thousand Armed
hwanyln to s. Williams for slo5
chinese Fuchien porcelain statuette: 20
Mrs. s. Or1nond for $Il0.
The sale will be continued this after
noon
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17

at various times since their sojourn IN
the Adriat =. The Olympia Is now out
side the harbor, waiting to take the
position vacated by the Averoff, which
is considered the pet anchorage, facing
as it does the Doge's Palace and st.
Marks Square.
ATHENS, Dec. 15-The Greek gov
ernment's answer to the Allied notes
with regard to the return Of Constan-
tire will be sent shortly after the King
reaches Athens.
Constantine will ride into Athens
from Phaleron in chariot drawn by
six horses. Dowager Queen Olga, with
the princes and princesses, will meet
Constantine at Phxleron. It will be
the first public appearance Of Princess
Christopher, who formerly was Mrs.
William B. Leeds, of New York
A decree issued to-day reinstated
1000 former officers with three years
salary.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1877 Rear Ad-
miral Philip Andrews. comm anding the
American naval forces in the Adriatic,
paid an official call on former King Con-
stantine of Greece at Venice yester-
day, as reported in press dispatches,
naval officials said to-day it would be
unusual. These officers. as we'll as
those Of the State Department, suggest
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
TIE
COMBINATION SET

S>%HAA-sA4~A4 AOlN 06 i
known as No. 90, is.-Gl.
Iette Razor. Shaving
Brush. Shaving Soap and
~ Shaving Edges "a
doubie-edeed BIades)
au compactly contained
N a handsome Genuine
Leather Case. Razor
triple silver plated. $3.50
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-02
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de gamle Prester, a lenge
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az dem, som like er at foragte.
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