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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-13
Convict No. 1858:

New York, May 13.-Eugene v.
Debs, nominated today for president
on the Socialist ticket, now is convict
1888 In the federal penitentiarv,
at Atlanta, Ga. Is
He began serving a ten-year SEN
tence for violation of the wartime es-i
pionage act on April IS. 1919. when
he entered the Moundsville, w. Va,
federal penitentiary after all appeals.
in his behalf had failed. He was
removed to the Atlanta prison last
June.
Debs is IS years old. His presi-
Dental nomination today is the fifth
his party has given him. He was a
Democrat before he became b Social
list. In the late seventies he served.
W terms in the Indiana legislature
from Terre Haute, his. home town,
n figured considerably in. local pol
tiles before that. He once was a can
didate for congress from the Fifth
Indiana district. In 1894, from May
to November, he served a sentence
IN Jail for contempt of court in an
Illinois conspiracy case. while an ac-
~knowledged leader of the Socialist
party in this. country.
His present imprisonment resulted
from governmental investigation of a
speech in Canton, O., on June, 1918.
"AASA w " I1S oA1SS IWO WEEKS Id.
ter for opposing the war and urging.
labor to cease all activities which in
any way tended to prolong it.
Name Goes Over World.
The name Of Debs as head of the
Socialist party in America has gone
round the world. Soviet Russia
sought his release in appeals .to,.the
government through diplomatic
channels, and he was Slated" by
Moscow communists in March of last
year to be the future Soviet presi-
dent of the United States" With
Premier Lenine of Russia he last
June was elected president Of the
Korean labor congress-.
In 1893, Debs organized the
American Railway Union designed to
be the one union Of all railroad men.
n organization grew rapidly and
won the celebrated Great Northern
strike. ,,,. .s. 49,.
In the same year. during the Pull
man strike. Debs, with his associates
was placed on trial for conspiracy
of this trial, one of the jurors re-
ported sick and the trial was
TEMPORARILY suspended.
Debs is also credited by the Social
lists with helping to organize. all the
unions which now comprise the
big Four" Of the railroad brother
hoods. He is a charter member Of
the Terre Haute lodge. Brotherhood
Of Locomotive ,Firemen, and was IRE.
Gently voted a life membership card
by that organization. He also organ
lied the Brotherhood of Railway
Brakemen. 4
After twelve min1tcs the demon
stration< was still ct its height. The
applause. after lying continued for
five minutes was broken gby the sing
ing of "Internationale."st The cheer
ing was hen resumed, mingled with
strains Of the "Marseillaise" and
Hymn Of Free Russia
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-13
Schools Closed For
Educational Meeting

The Grand ForksN city SCHOOLS
closed: yesterday afternoon 'for a spe-
.cial two-days' vacation to give the
high school and grade teachers an
opportunity to attend the sessions Of
the northeastern district of the
North Dakota Educational associa-
ton, which opened at the university
this morning. ~
Grand Forks high school students
wAl compete in a number Of, the
interscholastic events al the untver-
sity. The high school orchestra is
entered in the musical contest, and
the. school has representatives IN the
defamation contest. The track and
field team also us entered.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-13
DNl||'TllS'TS TAKE
P I |, COURSE
and House Be.
Clinics For Postcard
Auate Association.

ea.North Dakota POSTGRADUATE
astiation, a branch of the North
DPtaMDental association, op4ned
lt3pec1al courses at the city hall
ny morning. The courses offered
bNors. Milus House Of Indianapolis
an Arthur r. Smith of Chicago are
Bog well attended and they will
cdiuue for a week.
pc annual meeting Of the North
Dlota Dental association closed last
nht with a lecture by DIR. Smith.
ne opening session of the post
tiy to lectures. I DR.. Smith began
hi course on "Anesthesia in DENTS
TT and DIR. House began his course
q Full. Dentuces." They began
tyr practical cases this afternoon.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-13
Boy Tried To Steal
Elephant From Circus

Cincinnati, O., May 13.-The at
tempt of a 15-year-old, boy to steal
elephant from a circus perform
ing Here and tide away with it will
appear in The annual report OF .the
LOCAL Juvenile court. The youngster
was caught as he was trying to climb
IN the elephants back. What, to do
with his prize after he had it on his
hands, he said, had not occurred to
him.
Tales of India. the lad admitted,
had fired his imagination.
He was placed in custody of the
juvenile court and sen back to his
parents, who live in Michigan.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-13
sNOBOCRACY AT SCHOOL.

= 49, - OCIlVSl xNCWol 49,.
The Colorado Springs board Of ed
ucation has taken a stand for plain
American democracy in the public
school, q position that should be
copied by other boards wherever the
necessity exists. - W as
I Students are forbidden to ride to
school in their private automobiles.
F1t is stated that 1t was commonstpSsee
100 machines parked around the high
school building before the, order went
into effect. A snobocracy had been
created in this MANNER The youth
with a car considered himself above
the common herd; and he was court
ed by the young women because he
possessed q a that could be used for
joy riding after school hours. The
youth without a a considered HIM
self al aggrieyed person after and
parents were beseiged to- make up the
deficit so that their sons and .daugh-
ters might join the exclusive auto
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-13
DECLARE spa
\ CONFERENCE
Is UNCHANGED
Said That No Definite Re
quest For Change Of.
Date Was Made.

Paris. May 1s.--There has been no
change in the program fox the hold
ing of the conference between the. AL
lied n German representatives at
Spa. May %, although reportsgo OF a
postponement of the Sr6nference.
originating in Berlin, persist, accord
ing to a statement made at the for
eign office here.
1t was said that no definite request
for a change Of date has been re-
ceived from thet German govern
ment, and the belief prevails in Of
ficial circles that it is improbable
later developments may result in q
postp6nemcnt,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-13
.M \ Boy Run Over
By Automobiles Twice
Ii Ywenty-Fou Hours

Mirot, N. D., May 1s.-Dee
Strong. ten year old boy of this
city, was run I've twice in two.
days by autoists. ON tho street In
In the first accident which oc-
Cured while the boy was crosse
ing the street alone no injury was
sustained, the father claiming
tAlat the child was carelessly
knocked down by u driver who
never stopped to see whether he
had injured the child or not. The
second accident occurred on the
following day while the boy was
playing with some other children
and was hit by q Ford car, sus-
tanning n broken leg, u
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-13
E;UCEN|EDEBS
IS NOMINATED
BY SOCIALISTS
r.-An a.
Loud Cheers Greet Naming
ofSConvict as Representa-
tive Of Organization.
Placed in Prison as Result Of
Government 1nvestiga- 1.
ton of Speech.

New York. May 13.-Eugcne v.
Debs. federal convict No. 2,253, was
nominated by reclamation for the
presidency OF the United States at the
Socialist party's national convention
here today.
Cheer u~pon~cheer greeted the NAM
ing of the Socialist leader, now serv-
Ing a ten years sentence in the fed
eral penitentiary at Atlanta, Ca, for
violation of the Espionage act. The
din was continuous as all those who
had been able to crowd their wa into
the convention hall strained forward,
eyes bent on the platform, where was
set a life-sized portrait of Debs,
framed in black. /
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-13
Mrs. Fordney Injured
In Fall Downstairs

Mrs. Dan Fordney, 1913 North
Fifth street, sustained a sprained
arm and severe bruises about her
head and shoulders when she fell
the length, Of the steps to the base
nent in her home on Tuesday. &. q
Mrs. Fordney raj alone in the
house at the time Of the accident, and
for an hour or more after the fall
was too badly stunned to summon
help. When members OF the family
arrived, they found her quite serious
ly injured. She is reported today to
be In a satisfactory condition.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-13
Mccormack 70
Arriue Here
This Eueninq

John Mccormack, famous Irish
tenor; who will give a concert In
Grand Forks Friday night, will ar
rive here this evening. Charles +.
Wagner, Of New York, manager Of
Mccormack arrived here last night
TO make final arrangements for> the
concert. @N
A particularly interesting feature
be- his singing Of several OF his best
known record numbers.
The auditorium has been complete
out for the concert Friday
night, and hundreds of persons who
were anxious to hear Mccormack
were refused tickets.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-13
kdics Have Good
Program AT Meeting

At the regular meeting OF the
4and Forks District Medical society
I'D in the Commercial club rooms
1t night, DIR. ia H. Kirkham OF
lngdon gave a fine paper and DIR.
fomas Mulligan OF this city also
I've an interesting paper. Because
the annual meeting of the medical
|ciety at Minot in June, next months
istrict meeting will be postponed IN.
later in the summer.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-13
MANY REPORTS Of
IRISH TROUBLE
SENT TOLONDON

London, May 13.-Reports of,t an
unusual number Of activities BY
armed and masked men in. various
sections of Ireland were received in
London today. The reports began
trickling in early in the morning and
by noon had reached the proportions
Of an avalanche. AS at. Easter time.
many police barracks were attacked.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-13
NEW YORK TENANTS
PURCHASE REALTY
TO CUT DOWN RENTS

New York, May 13.-Tenants have
purchased more than $751; 900
worth. of realty in New York in the
last year under the Cooperative.
ownership plan, as a protest against
high rentals, it was learned today
/, or this amount at least SIS. 000,000-
of the properties have been purchas-.
ed for private occupancy by the buy
ers, while cooperative owners have
bought apartments and business
structures for the remaining s75,ooo,-
600
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-13
|ublic Welfare Body
Will Meet Tonight

A committee from, the Rotary club
md members Of the Community house
organization will confer with the
Public Welfare association at an i'm
bortant meeting of the latter organi-
%Eation, to be held in the city hall to-
hight at s o'clock.
The association expects to act upon
recommendations from the
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-13
Barracks
In Tipperary Are
Attacked Wednesday

Dublin. May. 1.-TWO hundred
men besieged the Hollyford police
barracks in county Tipperary for
four hours early Wednesday morn
ing, using. rifles and. bombs. A part
of the building-was set afre but the
ten officers defending the place with
drew to another section of the struc-
ture : n continued their resistance.
The attackers eventually retired. No
casualties were reported.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-13

Visiting nurses committee and be-:
cause Of this q large attendance As de-,
sired. NAl.as So 49,
The campaign for new members is
progressing satisfactorily. according
to reports. The response has not
been as great as was hoped for, but 1t
Of new nembers.swilI be secured by
Saturday night. when the campaign
ends. t3NN # J
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-13
FEWER VIOLENT DEATHS.

st. Louis. Mo-, May 13.-The num-
Der of murders, suicides. accidents
and arrests here has shown a de-
feetive, according to statistics com
piled by the municipal board Of pub
lie safety.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-03-19
6kunh Benz, mtsM1
1rt TT OH.

@nboer, ser inoienoer @ubffrip-
|tion paa "SSl1. Sami1ie Sournal" for
@met 1920. og foruoen @bonne=
mentsbelpbet, IS Gents, pberlig peo-
Inager Is @ents-iolt en- Dollar
hi itrafs faa frit tilienot belle 1919
Margang beftet.
Mlene 6enne Margang - Zig ca.
900 @ogiibcr - err ollie &c11ge11e
|brro. Den in6eboloer so of1lutten=
Sc Sorte1linger> @fitler etc., ifrebne
|af @or6ens og 8eroens 2%iteraturens
beoit fienote 5orfottere; Ri ifal blot
frembepe felgen6e Gortellineer::
"@olle" al @nuo 8auoit6; "@fieb-
ner" al Soacbim @attrrp; "Den
fongeliee @ieit" al Senrif Hontop=
pitan; "Da Daget falot" al &ilbelm
8ergibe; "@el6" al Garit@tlar; "gn
Sui / en- @reitegoar6" at 8. 8>o-
Sc. Ooerligere er ser Sortellinger
|af Sannp Guren, 2ars @illing,
@ibrnitjerne 8iernion, Selma g.
gerlbf, @peno 2eopolb og mango
more.
9nert 9urner er rigt illrltreret
meh Mosier al lmuffe 8ille6er fra
|@iemlan6ene og gbrige @er6ens6ele.
Salt finoes ser cirfo IS Slluitrotio>
ncr oq &ortretter, Ser al er 10
&~elfioes=8illeocr, blonot andre Set
IbiItoriffe 8ille6e: @o1ooternes&iem=
ton1it efter Ereoarsfrigen; 8aa Sol
oen itore 8e6eoags Mften 1862; Sri
%itionia Sioro; @iengibelier al e.
ners @enremalerier; Ebpre Ganebo6
gruro1ngger 9onnebirfe, etc.
gnobioere finoes ser Ell @angoe
oplpien6e Mrtifler, Gigte, @eiiebe-
ifripeIier> giogrofier> npttige &oao,.
@unore6er al Smaaitpffer og Mnef-
6oter. MltIommen ppperlig og lun6
2esning, ser ber fin6es / etbpert
|@jem.
Ei1 Canada CT Yri len for beggc
Margange $1.25.
ga Sp1aget er begrnnict> bbr
Sroren itrofs .ino len6es. 8elpbet
fan len6es / Mpnep Sr6er.
6. &asmnsIe len g.,
1872 SECURITY 5treet Co.,
Min11eapolis, Minn
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glen,mer % {om bebebe Dam oucr
Me6li6enbeb. =

glen1mer % {om bebeoe bam opcr
Meoli6enbe6.
Set lpite %un6erlig op / Set go1nlc
@nii9t, bette emil, og. man t9rtftc:
|Saa gommelt og ifrebeligt 70 nS'
li6t ct 2egeme, faa blegne6e gin'
ioo tm,olps cit Mr1D fan rlr1llr.t
noget ifie,1t og flart, lo,n life fjer1-
ser til 9gloe! Set bor, lige1om ON
man 1aa en- faloef9rbig @ptte, bpor
gploent 2ps pl,pofelig trGngte trent
I9jennem br11it1le, ipinoelpGpo9ffcbe
&l1oer % gjerncm al1e 5prGffer Of
&ebner.
San tom alorig mere igien, raar
Sc @eiIcn6e lao pao &laofcn Merco=
Ito nl1obo. Moalfe er ban 6p0 iffe
lel1ge efter, % set CT lite noget at
iprgc ODER. Seq fan life tenfe mig,
lat Set gamle 2egeme gjoroe flor
Mo6ltano moo Oplesninger, laa
oen bo10te n1egcn Smerte, og leg
|nil6e gier11e trio, at fan bar Imtlct,
|fpr ban 6rog fit ii6ite Gut. Seq
|fun6e temfe mig, at 5nrilet ct Nl
er flammet op % er blepen iaa init
90 parmt, at SEN gantle faloefGroi=
|ge Suite brGn6te til M1fe og fal6t
iammen / Sngenting. Sg maalfc bar
|6et ct bpbt> Smil, 1om rurnmeo,
mon9t % meget of Sanfer, Ser life
bapoe p9ret bom ipnoerlig flare fpr:
|Nt 2ipet er lergeligt, og at 2ipet
er lpjerli9t, at &eilere og @pngcr %
olle Ger6ens Store CT l6ierlige og
lngenting at brpoe fig bioere ONT,
|foroi Sc life er ltbrre, ems at 5.
pl1loielig bliper til Suge1ting
% at Scr BOG err noget, iom err ifipnt
fra fprit til it6lt: 9piets &larbeo.-
|Det er Sc 6pbe Smil; n1ooife ct set
set gntges eget goa6ef1l6e> opermo-
|oige 5nil, iom giennemdtraolcr Ml=
peroens 0unfelbeo meo fin Gfipn-
|6co % lin Spot.
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Ntp9ct for Slubet. Set CT

Mp9ct for &lubet. Set CT cit goh
galnrncl Sfif at BRUCE eli 1aatalOt
Ylp0ren}er i @egDnOcllcn of 6or=
+ooret. 2igeiom / Greer OF 8uitc
poog1rer npe 2ibsfrnf tcr / oct men=
nelfelige 2egen1e paa be1rne Ii6, en-
6ornpelies - % 6orpngelies Yro=
|ces filloer 5tc6. Gesbrrre npocr
forbol6suis faa fulot 11b @opn al
beme N%nleonina foroi Sc fleit,
Mfennelfers 5Diten er opcrlesIe let
me0 nonptteoe og %for6Grpe6e Sto'
og geller, % Sc cole Srga1cr, iiG;'
2epereat og 9hprernc, CT blepcn trr~
&C. Com ct Meiultot bliper Sc line
2ibsproifer forgifte0e ellcr blipcr
belt afifoorct fra at ltoppc sores bel
ajdrcn6e Girfni11a; ingeu Stprfellc
|eller Sornpclie al @lobet fan ioo=
|le6es finbe Stcb. 9r. Hetcrs Sit
|rifo npoer Dej Mnieel1e lon1 CIT Gpr=
aors= ellcr Mcbiciu forbi Sen
Itnrfer Sc nole Srgo,1er og oniporer
2enercn og Nprerne< til at gienop-
|to9e oereS nor1nolc 5u%nftioner; Sen
|fremmer Goroejelie11 og bebirfer
ben f%1loitGn6ige Nflonoring at 11o=
npttc0e % foroGrur0e 5toffer fra
SDltemet. Gen er prepureret al
rene l1rteiafter pg CT oerfor oloeles
nifooelig og oltio al p%el9jprenoe
&irfning.
Or. Yeters &11rifo bliper life iolgt
Iof Npotefere, men lcperes til So(f
oircftc al lpcciclt a%niotte 2ofologen-
ter. 6or nrrmere Splpsntng TIL
ifrip Or. @eter 6abrnep & Sons
49,, 2501 @aibilrgton 81p6., Gbi=
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Et Krpaltat.

Gu befjcnot N6pofot fortrller CT
NOR font &iltorie fra Sen 5i6, ban
begpnotc at praftiiere. @an bon0e,
oels peo at ltole poo lin &ioen og
lin 9ucligbeo og oels i 8etrogt11ing
al cit n1eget ltor &reos al @efjeno<
te, oobnct ct &o,ltpr % peltte0c poo,
|bpoo Ser futile fom1nc.
@lo11ot oroct TOM ion cit al Sc
fdrite SalrolGgclr Sones, CIT al bans
&cnner, og lag0e CIT @lt1te 1t6ctolte
&eguinger poa 8or6ct.
"&Gr's artig" iag6e S%onblGge1.
Seq forltoor Sig; life rigtig. 49,"
"9er CT life mc9et at forltaa -
o11 ifol i1ofaslcre bisle &eg1inger,
og hpis npoig foloe &ctten tilbielp.
81 Hrocellt al bper, 0u folleftercr:
]tilbgrer Big" e
Com cit 8egpnoer fan mani life
bore free er, ON og1aa ii Hroce11t
|of i1noo @clpb life ct meget, og ITO
re 8cleb bi(oc bel n9ppe pere
iblonot Dem. Nopofatcn greb eftc1
Megningc11, iom loo pper1t, % gjor:
DC ltore Zinc: 500 Collars - bnt
Set 1p11neoe fig allereoe. @m1 be:
tragte6c SEN 1%1pierc: Sobn Gmitb.
Meget ubcbogclig! Genie Sob1
Smitb bar en fGnes @efienot,
bpts @us bon iaonel joni ogioc
5anolnge1 hap6e np6t @jeitfribeo
Sam fl1n6c ieg 6og life 9oot ma11e oe
er1om mi116re i1loflage cit 6ororing
Smttb por nelbopenoc, men ba11 be
lao ben ltopb al ioa mauge &igc
han par CIT long1om @etaler.
M6bofoten ppnieoe li0t, en6eli!
(ag0e bon:
"9l1, 6cn fan ieg life toac pot
mig; ou peo, jeg fommer ielp TO:
Smiths, bom Tan ieg 6og life fpr
floge."
"Soa mao leg gioe Set til cit ot1
bcn Mopofot."
"2o6 Set MT pcnte," lporeoe Mb
|pofoten, mt bar SIT pentet 1oo lr11
&c, <ioa set fon1n1cr 10 life an paa e
Nar Tiger mere"
"@pao ni1 SIT %giere?"
~9ct ifol 6u foo at le; men 81
foor Sine Ncnge 11bcrl 9nerbllog
l&porleoes, CT forelpbig min Sem
mcltebc6."
&on bapoe / ct &1t 1,ota1,ft e1
ENlon - og ban bonbe folfltlere
ri9tig. Eooif11b til ct @clsg 10:
15mttb bob0e fan fnort flrnbct.
@llfpGr6ig Tom oltio no6tog S11
lets 9onlc bonn, oa lelnfplgclig fon
Golcn mart pao bans 111t9e Eraflis
Sr1ten ipurgte, ON ban ogloo al
lereoe bab6e' roget at be1tille.
:, "Mo, Set gaar ioooon. Mon ia
Dog fine &euner og fine Torbinocl
1er; fpr1t igaar fortaltc Gm6lpge1
So11es mig, at bal1 ipecielt bopb
per1tet pao mig, at ieg if11loc begun
DC min &raflis, og %tilIeuote mig e1
Masie &eltanter; neite Sag brir
ger ban mig cit be1 8ltrfe &lager.
9erf fplgcn0c Sag .bopoe Some
fine &e1lge.
;. S. Sr.Mngelo @aaie.
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Granulerede 0ienIaaf.

zine beaendte,- fra 1t we're udsat fer Sol.
St6v q Wind Iindres hurtg Il Murine Bye
Keaasdy. Sncrter ikke-kun 6js-Knnfort
aos Defes Apeeaeker eiier pr. Post 6oc pr.
t1sske. For ii Boz ON Get skriv Ill
MURINE Eye Remedy Co., G Chicago.
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Louisiana -. ............ .oO
l8. A. Assolaut. Den r9de
Baron .oO
" 10. John Buchan. Rubin
slangen . .oO
" 20. A. Meadows. I'd fra
M@rket . 90
81. G. Ohnet Kejser@rnens
Klo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 60
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Der er intet saa godt for BSrns Hud
som dette l~elbredende
Toilette Pudder.
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te Kvuliteter.
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Uo~vertraffeligt for fede Folks
chatting, heftig Transportation og
syge Folks Hud@mhed.
Modtag like Substituter. Der er
intet lignende Diet. Paa Apoteker og
i Departementbutiker, eller p%ortofrit
tilsendt for 80, Cents.
The Comfort Powder Co.
142 Berkeley Street,
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Buffalo, N. Y.-"Jeg led af
%Organiske Betpndelser og For
skydninger. og naar jeg lGfte-
de, fix jeg nedadtrykkende
Smerter, saa jeg like var j.
stand til at staa oprejst, og
Diet pinte mig at gaa op eller
ned af Trapper. Jeg gik til en-
L;pge uden noget Resultat, han
sagde, at den sikreste Ting vii
de we're en- Operation. Jeg
mpdte en- Dame, som fortalte
mig, at hun havde Undergrad
tire Operationer, men var like
rask indtil hun tog Lydia E..
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
NJeg m2rkede Lindring efter
Brugen af to Flasher Vegetable
Compound og vedblev med den,
indtil jeg var kureret. Jeg be-
nytter altid Lydia F.. Pinkham's
Liver Pills, 0g de er storartet.
Plejede at have Surhed i Ma
ven og Liver Pills borttager
denne".-Mrs. A. Rogers, 500
Fargo Avenue, Buffalo, N. Y.
Faktummet er: den bedste
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NOrsk ROmanliteratur.

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"a. White og Harper. Luft-
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Is. Yeats. Kongens Rival. &C.
." 26. r. Skowronnek. Jaeger
bataljonen . 60,
IT,. Bordeaux. Fedrenes Jord 60
)" %. Birmingham. Spanske
Dukater =. 90
%. Kitchens. Spahien ...... 60.
30. Flower. Den rode Host 60:
81. Barr. Unge Lord Stran-
lclSl !" .ot'
81. Locke. Sir Marcus Ksr-
l1ghed . st.
80. Kipling. Paa de store
banker . .ot"
"a. Porter. Lykkefjeren.... 60
IS. Chesterton. Fader Brown 80
SO. Seeliger. Milliontyven
Peter Voss ................ 60
" 81. Hope. Heterogeneous Ind
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SO. S~tackpoole. De blodrs-
de Roser 60
80. Warden. Lyset fra over
ste Etage 60.
40. Parker. Den fremmede. go.
Al. Hay. Lady Cars Egte-
SkaD . .6U
AZ. Fletcher. Mysteriet i Mid
die Temple CO.
43. I. Dumas. De tire Mu-
sketerer. (Kongens Muske-
terer) 60
a.. Dumas. II. Rejsen til
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IS. Dumas. III. Myladys
Hemmelighed .......... 60
40. Dumas. ". Fagenskabet SO.
AZ. II. Leroux. Invasionen go
48. Doyle. DR.. Watsons OPP
tcBHclScI . .O6
" 40. Nicholson. I Biskoppens
VOSn . .OV'
50. Oxenham. Hj@rter i
Landflygtighed .......... 60
81. Wells. De fgrste Men
nesker paa Maanen ........ 60,
81. Jepsen. Hertuginden =. CO.
" So. III. Dumas. L. Muske-
tererne 20 Aar efter ...... 60
" 81. Dumas. II. Myladys
Sen . 60,
" S.. Dumas. III. Oprgret.. 90
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" 81. Dumas. V. Hjemkomsten 60