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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-05
VISCOL MARE LA NEW
YORK.

NEW YORK. ) Februaric. -
Tn viscol orbitor de zapada.
grindina 81 zloata care s'a dc,-
lantuit All dimineata asupra o.
rasului, impcdecat mult cir
culatia cailor feratc 81 a vapoa-
relOr de transbordarc.
Portul este pin Ell sloi pluti-
tori de ghiata.
Mlnat de vintul orbitor. ri !.
pada sa formal in troienc mari
intreruplnd circulatia trasurilor.
a camioanelor 81 in multe parti
81 tramvaiclor.
Slncle cailor fcratc find aco-
peritc cu ghiata, trenurile circu-
la Gu mare greutate.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-05
BERLINUL A PRINT LISTA
VINOVATILOR DE RAZBOIU.

COPENHAGA, ) Februarie.
- Lista Germanilor vinovati de
razbou. caror predare s'a ca
rut dc aliati spre a Fl judecati.
ajuns ieri la Berlin pe calc ta-
lcgrafica. zicc telcgrama dc
All din Berlin.
Lista a fost primita de- Minis
terul Afaeerilor Strainc 81 a
fost tradusa pentru consiliuI De
mlnlstri care s'a tinut noaptca
trccuta, adaoga tclcgrama.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-05
Clauza contra gre
velOr eliminate.

WASHINGTON, IS Fcbruari.
Eliminlnd clauza contra gre
velor din legea lui Cumlnills
contra Garcia muncitorii au ridi-
cat proteste 81 alnenintari, 81 mo
dlf'clnd clausele cl ratele. comi
tetul senatului 81 1 camerei al
aJuns aproapc la inteleyerc
complecta asupra aeestci lcyi,
car. car va fl pusa u II l,.plicare y ime-
dlat dupa cc callc ferate vor tr,.-
&c sub controlul privat.
Aceasta inseamna 0 victorie
pentru mlncitorimca organlza-
ia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-05
STATELE UNITE NU VA CON
FISCA fNCARCATURA DE
BAUTURI SPIRTOASE DE Pc
VAPORUL YARMOUTH.

NEW YORK. 5 Fcbraurie.
lncarcatura de baturi spirtoase
IN valoarc de $4.5O0,OO0 de y"
Yarmouth, al companici
Black Star, nu va ii confiseat
de guvern 81 vaporul va pleca in
rurlnd din port pentru Havana
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-05
A.
TACA ITALIA:

ROMA, > Fcbruaric. Gntirzia-
ta). Tn pluton de Jugo-
Slavi la Trau au atacat astazi
vaporul italian Danube en- r.
volverclc 81 ell petrc.
Mai tirziu, un pluton de- Juy,-
Slayi intr'un motor sirbcsc ~,
urmarit vaporul, tragind asupra
lul ell maslna pusca, ranirI
pc capitanul vaporului 81 doua
femcl, zlcc III rapport sosit as
taxi aici.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-05
CT FACE DRAGOS.
TEA De MEAN.

Nh de null s'a scris din Aus
tin, Mimi. dupa informatii ca
undc Sc trimita darurilc pentru
orfanii din Rominia. Am ras--
puns, lar All primesc scrisoa-
re prin care mise face de cuno.
scut urmatoarclc
,,Aici sunt numai vrc-o trci
Romini, mult de la eli n'asi fl pu
tut colecta, deci m am gindit sd
merg pc la amcricani. Dupa
cum vad ca timpul scurt 81 a.
jutorul trebue dat cit mai Gu
rind, am plecat, Gu toatc ca ba-
tea un viscol, 81 era un frig te-
ribil. insa gIndindu-ma la cei d.
acasa, nu I'M am dat inlaturi.
Alaturat dcci va trimit u1l
mandat postal de treizeci 81 trei
de dolari.
La fel trimit , pcrechi de ghe
te, unsprezccc metrii pinza pen
tru haine; sotul meu daruicsta
3 perechi ghete 81 dol dolari, ia,
d-nul loan Cristea ; pcrcchi gh.
te 81 un dollar.
Gu stima:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-05
PENTRU ROMANUL
,,WRTUTE 81 DEsFRlU''

Sc mai certified primirca ur-
matoarelor sumo:
Suma precedenta ..... $797. 80
Vasilc Gavrila, Canton. @. So. 30
George Stanila, Massillon.
Ohio ............. $3.50
Soc. DIR. Nasile Lucaciu.
Clinton. Indiana 80. $3.50
George Gotta, Madison. Ill. $3.50
Simlon Dana. Alton, Ill. $3.50
Pctru r. Prccup, Follans-
bee, W. Va. ...... $3.50
Avram Gancca, FoIlans
bee, W. Va. .......... $50
Lazar Nlad, Follansbee. w.
Va. ............... 800
losif Roman. Follansbcc.
w. Va 800
Lazar Clcj. FollanSbcc. w.
Va. $3.50
Tot eel din Follansbce.
memrii socictatii ..1nvie-
rea", Filiala No. ,.
Total $50. $500. so
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-05
fREss xssocATIoNs CLEVELAND o. JO FEBRI ARIE 1920
Pentru Saracii 81 or
fanii din Romlnia,

NOTA: - Revista ,.Cnirca Ro
NINA, care aparc in Bucnos Al
res, in America de Sud ne aducc
frnmoasa stire ca fratii Romini
dc acolo au inceput ca moi eel
din America de Nord. string,
bani 81 imbracamintc pentru su.
ferinzii din Rominia Mare.
II stiut ca in America de SUI
sunt mai putini Romini ca in
Statclc Unite. Gu toate ace,t..
din articolul de mai jos. So we'd
ca au colectat sumo insemnaie
de bani pcntru nobilul scop de d
ajuta pc eel lipsiti.
Fiindca Rominii din Statela
Unite s'au bucurat de o perioada
de prosperarc. cred ca nu mo
portun ale atrage, inca odata, u
tentia ca datoria lor da mai
liberal pcntru un scop att de NJ
bill. Ar fl rusine pcntru moi ds-~
ca Rominii din America dc Sud.
he yOr 1ntrece.
Sa lie stringem rlndurile, 81 ia
faptc bunc, sd ne luam la intre-
cere Gu fratii nostri din America
de Sud.
Din initiativa, 81 sub preSedin-
tia domnului /. Arthur Wraubcn.
care, pentru a raspundc Ia apelul
facut pc la inccputul accatui an
in Paris catra poporul fratc 81
catra lumca intrcaga de prima
Regina Rominiei Mari, Unite,
>'a fOrmat Comisiunc romlno-
braziliana GU sediul central in
Rio de Janciro 81 Sac Paulo pei
tru stringc fondurilc necesarc
Ell care sa sc poata vcni in auto
rill ncvoilor primordialc ale null
tor Do care razboiul universal la
slpus cclor mai mari privatiuni
81 in ale miilor de inoccnti orfani
al caror parinti. singurul sprijin
al familici, au cazut jertfa Pc al
tarul patrici.
Mentionam ncpretuitul con-
curs dat de amicul Sfintei noas-
ire cauzc, domnul Alexandra
Comfy, OK Ambasadorul Frant"i
i'll Brazilia. care, prin interycntia
domniei sale pc linga reprczen-
tantul companiei de Ia ,,Societc
dc Transports Maritimes'' s'a
putut trimcte crucci RoSii din
Bucuresti Gu vaporul Plata e
sit din Rio DE- Janeiro in ziua de-
5 Noembric 1919, 20 de metrii
cubi dc tot fclul dc cfectc dc I'M
bracamintc, caltaminte 81 difc-
rite alimentc dc prima nccesita-
tc, etc. etc, fara a fl supuse Ia
xclor de transport martini.
(Cs.ntinuare pc pag. ~
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-05
F. Arcalean.

Idcea g foarte buna. multc f.
mel r0mlne az putca 0rganiza
cOmitete ca sa mearga sa colec-
teze Pc la americani. pentru Or
fanii 81 lipsitii din Rominia.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-04-24
rmE KsoCGm MUSICAL co.

The program was one Of pronounc-
cd intsrcn, throughout, Mrs. kiiiin'
kcough's charming soprano voice. Ne
weii as hcr costume and stage pres.
enc- received great praise. and her
solo WAS ancorsd.-Ssw York Con.
msfciAl Advertiser.
rosaaaa = brilliant sopsasa voiss
Of great asxibilisy New York Asr.
aid.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-04-24
,,,vyalo PEOPLE BOOSTING
THEIR CITY

rAis week the Journal received .
number Of letters written BY school
Children Of Buffalo. New York.
boosting their home city. The week
April l: TO II was Buffalo week"
saa the children OF the schools CO.
operated BY writing letters 10. news
papers all over the country. The
ls.ien are admirable examples Of
psananship and sentence construc-
ton for grammar school pupils and
se wish We could please the young
folks BY publishins all OF them. The
mission Of the Journal has bssn to
tell the world what . nns place
Monte Vista II and how fortunate
people are who can make their home
Ia Colorado. However. We are con-
vinced BY our little friends OF Buf-
ialo that they may bs Justly proud Of
that city as shown by the facts that
they have given Us. some Of which
follow:
Mildred Eisenhut. 7th grade B.
Buffalo has population OF over
100000 people. due largely to her
commanding position At the point Of
transportation OF freight on the
Hudson Mohawk aud Great Lakes.
Buffalo has the greatest breakwater
In the world. Twenty-three large
graln elevators are located In Buf-
lalo which contain over 28.260.000
bushels Of grain. Buffalo 10 = sanit-
sv city; its parks are kept clean and
to streets and public buildings are
also kept clean At all times.
Alfred J. 0urney-lf there are
any families In your town who are
going to move to u different city,
sHh they would como here. We
nave homes and jobs for everybody
and have beautiful scenery. We
nave six large parks and thirty small
UT ones through which are 1929
niles OF boulevard . moderate eli.
mate and very fine school system
eighteen railroads enter Buffa-
10. ssss
Agnes NJ. Sniderhan-Buffal was
nnt settled by white men In 1895;
va burned by the British In 1919.
Buffalo Is governed BY . charter
s0'ernment. This government has
"rious departments: they are de-
paHment Of safety. department of
public affairs. department Of finance
~"a accounts. department of public
.'fAs and department Of parks and
PUBLIC buildings. - Buffalo leads
u IRON and steel. in slaug htering and
meat packing. foundry and machine
'aop products, -four and grist prod
ss"' 'inseed oil. copper. and there
many more. 10 4 great com.
elaheity - tenth largest In the
world.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-04-24

Tho Monte Vista sports who at
tended the prize night Al Aiamoaa
Monday nixht report . very int~rest.
inx series Of bouts, In tho main ev-
ont. Padxctt was given . decision ov-
or Johnson. Both men fought hard
aud neither had any great advantage
over The otksf
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-04-24
NOTICE or SALE

State Of Colorado. City and County
OF Denver. -.
In the District Court No. SS7?l
Division 3.
The Title Guaranty Company,
Corporation. Plaintiff.
W.
Floy 8. Maxwell.
Clarence o. Washburn.
Bertha NJ. Washburn.
Eta Lucille Popejoy.
H. L. Popejoy and
James Hurt, otherwise
known AZ James L. Hurt.
Defendants.
Under and by virtue Of . decree
and order OF foreclosure and sale en-
tered In the District Court In ana
for the City and County OF Denver
and State OF Colorado. on the 26th
day Of March. 1920. wherein II II de-
creed that there IL due to the above
named PlaintitI on certain note and
mortgage recorded In book No. lO3
at page No. Is IN the records OF the
Recorders Office OF the County OF
Rio Grande and State OF Colorado.
the sum OF $5+2.47. the Sheriff OF
the County OF Rio Grande Is author
lied. directed and empowered to ex-
pose for sale certain property herein
after described at public auction: At
ter giving notice OF the time and
place Of said sale according to the
course of the law relative to sale OF
Real Estate under execution for the
purpose OF realizing the amount 20
found due to the Plaintiff aforesaid
with interest from the date OF said
decree, costs. disbursements and
commissions on said sale. for all OF
which matters reference to said de.
cree In hereby made for greater GER
tainty.
NOW THEREFORE. public not
Ice Ii hereby given. that l. the un-
dersigned. sheriff OF the County OF
Rio Grande and State OF Colorado
will on Monday, the 3rd day OF May,
1920, at the hour Of l0:O0 A. NJ. st
the North front door Of sue County
Court House in said County OF Rio
Grands and State OF Colorado. sell
and dispose OF the following describ-
ed property, situate. lying and being
in the County OF Rio Grande and
State Of Colorado. to-wit:
Lot Twenty-one GID. BLOCK stx
(6), Grand View addition to the
town Of Monte Vista. except u in-
terest in the Artesian Well situate
on said lot.
together with all and singular the
tenements, hereditaments and priv
ileges thereto belonging and all the
right. title. interest and estate
therein and thereto Of all OF said
Defendants or any one Of them. to
the highest and best bidder for cash
and will deliver to the purchaser q
said sale certificate OF purchase
and to such purchaser or bis assigns
At the expiration Of the period o.
time provided for BY law for the re-
dem mption of said property. all - pro
yided in said decree.
Dated at Del Norte. COLORADO
this Sth day Of April. A. d. 1890.
EARL p. HARPER. Sheriff OF the
County of Rio Grsnde and State Of
(First published April 10: 1880
Last Dublishsd, Nay lot, 1900
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-04-24
Underwood typewriter Users
Attention

VIM. II. Haun. expert mechanic on
Underwood machines. and formerly
salesman for the Underwood Com
pany will be ut La Veta Hotel, Monte
Vista. during week beginning Mon
day. April 2Sth. Fully equipped
to do nrst class work. Please leave
orders ut La Veta Hotel.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-04-24

Word received by pr. cr.wicy
states that Mrs, shack-iford and
virginia crawicy who loft two
weeks axo for El.etie. Alabama.
with the body OF Mrs crawiey. were
both NJ with tho NJ.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-04-24
SHADE raEn

Thoss wanting shade tress ehould
Get In their ordsrs ~ u 10 now time
to set them. ! have . nice lot OF
trees this year aud also purple and
white lilacp.
J. =. THRA6HER
3. rrankliu Street.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-04-24

Corda Csiiman who has bssa In
quarantine the past few wssks for
scarlctina was out for tho nrst ums
Saturday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-04-24

,> ,ae property at ss7 Broadway In
.. 'n ben Fogle has been living the
"" low years was sold this week to
A. nrandborg through the Spencer
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-04-24

lecture Course Number at the
=, ,1'!st :. church. Monday evening. Ap.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-15
Get Busy

Nineteen ieftrrp hSvc been pur>
po-eiy omitted from ntnctrca sdvcv-
tisomcnts OH this page The nine
te~u i~<f~r~, when corvccuy ar
ranged. win spell STAR ADyEIt
Using PAYS. Find tho missing
i~tt~r~. mention tho words and the
. letters were omitted and mail your
=, car~ Of The Seattle STAG Neat
,css VIII count.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-29

Mis- Anna Reynolds Of Los
Angeles. California, arrived in
Filler hast week, repaired 10 accept
= portion a. stenngrapber ia tie
Filler Hardware Company. She
vii make her hume with her
ister, Mrs w j. ScbaIz. as so' u
- their new home on Yakima
avenue is completed.
B. c. Huffman. accompanied b,
his daughter, Mary, is in Emmett
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Horting en-
tertained at dinner Sunday for
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Aldaffer, Mrs
Il. G. Hoffman, Charles Rynear
son and Floyd Sears.
Strayed-From old Taylor
ranch, black COW vt. 1900 pounds,
giying good flow Of milk, dehorned.
Notify Ray Shearer or phone Al
Filler. n
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-29
RuRAL HIGH SCHOOL MOTIFS

Fifty pupils Of the high school
twenty-five girls and as many boys
nave signifed their desire 70 enter the
deciamatOry contest which will take
place here sometime Ia February The
winners IN the three classes. oratoric-
al, dramatic. and humorous, will
represent the Rural High SCHOOL ri
Twin Falls 10 the county contest. and
the three winning there will compete
in the slate contest Filler had
state champion last year.
Dsimar Hines has enrolled In high
school lie has been attending school
al Enid. Okla
Lora Boyd has returned 10 school
after a. enforced absence.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-29
Additional Brevitits

W. v. Alw0rih was elected presi.
dent and Frank DeKloiz a member Of
the board OF directors al meeting Of
stockholders Of the Twin Falls Coun-
" Mutual Fire insurance company at
the eighth annual meeting held In
Chamber OF Commences rooms In Huhf
January ~. IS T. Philby Is local
representative 81 The company.
from convention 81 the National
Wool GfOwers' Association al Salt
Lake CITY. states that wool prices will
be higher this season and that farm
ers should not be In hurry 10 sell.
While Ia the Utah metropolis. Mr.
Detwciler also conferred With officials
OF the iutnal Coal Company. OF which
he Is local Representatives
"Supt. T.. T.. Hays 81 he Rural
High school gave an excellent ad.
dress before the Filler Woman's
club at the regular meeting on
Wednesday Of last We k, li,I
subject being .The Influence Of
Reading on Life The next
of the club will be held /
Wednesday February 4, with Mrs. |
JAS. Fitzgerald as speaker. She
will address the club on The +
Homes rs Conservers of Public +
Morals. !" Answers To the roll call
will be on How the Red Cross
made mo more Of an American.
The Misses Florence aud Lucy
ditto will play piano duett. and
he hostesses for the occasion will
70 the Mcsdames 1imm. Case and
ioode.
Wanted win pay 10 cents each
or copies of Filler Record Of
January 3 aud 10, issue. Retord
)hlte
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-29
HORSES SELL WELL An AUCTION

Eighteen head " horses at the H.
.. Aheager auction sale on Monday
brought an average Of 1876 a head,
the TOP span bringing $500 This 10
said 70 be good indication that
horse prices are getting normal De
spite the muddy condition OF the
roads on Monday, the sale totalied
5000. the H. X Cole sale also
auetioned by Walter and Shearer. is
said % have been equally as good.
The Washington times., 1920-10-03
Pimples, blackheads, boils
signs Of a lowered vitality
A familiar food now used to correct them

been prescribed by physicians and hospitals.
Today, the special value of Fleischmann's
yeast as conditioner" and health builder is
becoming widely recognized. 1t is now known
to be the richest source of "vitamine "a newly
discovered food element, essential to health
but lacking in many everyday foods. 1t thus
helps correct the basic causes of acne and boils.
In investigations carried under the direction of DR..
Philip Hawk in leading institutions in Philadelphia and
New York. its value for treating pimples and bos was
demonstrated There rapid improvement in cases OF
acne and Of bos either greatly improved or
cured rapidly than before noted-and without
recurrence.
To learn more about this importance of yeast in
diet the coupon below and send for the booklet
Yeast Health" Constipation trouble that Is often
contributory pmpes and bos Is also being corrected
by the addition yeast to the diet You will find interest
ing reports its value for this trouble also in this
booklet.
The Washington times., 1920-10-03

ness OF Grace Thomas were before
him. and her eyes were gasing into
his own. Then, swiftly, AS III the
fading change of \ film, the fes.
lures Of Grace yielded TO . little.
almost grsyish face. intense. with
great liquid brown eyes looking
deep into his own with q sesrching
ndelity of vision. an Adoring dynam-
ic little question mark-the face
OF Adola Gray.
He hastily began to tumble with
bis glove buttons, but his desire
was merely TO Danish from his eyes
this too prehensile little image.
The Washington times., 1920-10-03

they sank upon q divsn amid pill
lows In garish chintses. and he
poured his kisses upon her lips, her
throat. her eyes. ss though she
were the Psphisn Venus tncsrnste.
And for the time she was Venus.
Listen" she whispered thickly.
drowsily. under the torrent OF his
embraces. you mustn't kiss me
that way"
"Whyy"
81 don't want you to. It's bad for
both of US"
bad, bad. bsd!" he cried fever.
ishly. why 10 everything good
badY Why can't We enjoy our
selves without feeling we're wreck
ing the worldf We were meant for
this. All nature IL with u.s." And
again he covered her face with his
hot lips.
The girl was no debater and no
logician. She could not respond
with generslities about natures In
tentions. She knew only certain
concrete results Of human expert
ence.
Listen. d ar" she began again,
and on her face was the deep age
long knowledge OF womankind.
we're not children. You know per
fectly we'll what all this might lead
to--you know--you know" and she
nung herself passionately from him.
And l want you to be . mana
good man. mean-snd control
yourself" He was breathing hard.
She leaned toward him again and
kissed him warmly. Don't you
see," she smiled lumiuously. my
self. my straightness, 10 all I've
got? Oh, you understand! You'll
go back to your college, to your
work. to your life-but a. for mo
I'd be finished. Don't you see.
dearI" And again she brushed his
cheek and Jumped from the couch.
Anthony also rose, unsteadily.
IF you feel that way about IT,"
he bresthed thickly, why, then,
you're right. ! don't want you to
regret-this evening. I'm crazy
about y U, butt don't want to hurt
you"
She looked intently into his eyes
for an instant.
you're DEAR" she murmured
upon his lips. II am glad We spent
this evening together. Now you
must go--sicter will be along and
it's no USE
He look her in his arms again
by way Of farewell. But the de-
lirium ha' gone out OF their con-
tact. She was no longer surround
ed by the same aura. Gently he
said:
Good night. sweetheart. See
you tomorrow" And this time he
noted the dinginess Of the family
gas-lit stairway. and the Winter
STIFFNESS OF 1t assailed his nostrils.
Out Of doors In the crisp. bracing
air It filtered through his mind
that he had been either q fool or a
strong man. AS he filled his lungs.
however. and walked briskly to the
corner for q south-bound car, he
voted for the strong man and he
looked upon himself more seriously
than he had done for some time
past. He boarded the grating green
surface car, took. his seat and was
lost in a brown study.
"And I learned about women
from her." he quoted to himself.
and turned toward the window to
hide a smile.
Don't you see that's all I've
got?" And again the golden-shot
reddish hair and the vivid pretti-
The Washington times., 1920-10-03
CHAPTER iii.

a Telegram.
XWYHEN Anthony awoke the
w next morning. Joe shelburn
F" In the neighboring bed was
reclining on his elbow and grinning
into his face.
Anthony smiled drowsily In re-
turn and said:
did you Just get in!"
mo. l didn't just get In" Joe
The Washington times., 1920-10-03

attempted mimicry. You heard
me get IN. all right. but you pre-
tended to be fast asleep. Couldn't
stand any cross-sxsmination about
that dame you were with-thst's
what's the matter. oh. old boyr'
There was no broken window In
my taxi" Anthony parted, who
kicked the one In yours, you or
shey"
you noticed that" exploded Joe
with q burst OF exclamation. "Old
boy! That's pretty spry-your TAX
ing that I'M" And once again he
(ConttnHed on Nest Pa0e.)
The Washington times., 1920-10-03

"THE causes of acne (pimples and black
heads) are always found in lowered
II vitality" writes q skin specialist con-
nected with several of New York's important
hospitals. And "the repeated occurrence of
boils should always be looked upon as an indi
cation of lowered vitality" he also states
Thousands of men and women suffer from
these painful and embarrassing ailments About
The Washington times., 1920-10-03

tnrcc tffncS as many
women as men are
troubled with pimples
and blackheads. Boils,
on the other hand,
aff1ict more men than
women.
To correct these wide
spread ailments, yeast,
the familiar little cake
Of food, has lon 6
The Washington times., 1920-10-03
How to take yeast

Take from one three cakes of Feischmanns Yeast
day before or between meals You will quickly learn to
like its taste Different people prefer In various ways
dissolved in fruit Juices or watespread crackers
bread or Just plain Those who are troubled with gas
should first dissolve It in boiling water. People ask;
Wont IT, when taken have the effect II has in raising
breadp" No. Yeast is highly digcstibie and 1t Is
sssinated Just like any other food Your grocer VIII
supply Flcschmann's Yeast with your regular orders
The Washington times., 1920-10-03

THE FLEISCHMANN COMPANY
7oi Washington St, New York, N. Y.
Webster Bldg. ,77 s. La Sale ST., Chicago. III.
o@i-o4s Mission ST.. San Frssoisco, Cal
sos Green Bldg, Seattle, Wash.
2os Ssmcoc ST.. Toronto. Canada