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rHE ORDwAY NEW ERA
Many to Make
Proofs on Land

Land proofs made the past week
and those to be made soon are as
follows, covering lands In this vicin-
ity of the Pueblo land ofiice dist
rfct.
Martha E. Hughes. of Tacony.
three-year proof January Fl to land
located In 14-1S-59. Witnesses are
Ed Bolger. A. F. Kohlhorst, w. Sta
pleton and v. T. Smith.
Harry D. Welch OF Oiney, three
year proof February 2 to land locat-
ed in s. 1853. Witnesses areC. o.
Petrie, r. S. Gound. Elizabeth
Lyuch and John Adair.
Frank Pobst. three-year proof
Witnesses will be W. d. Staplin.
John Allen. Rudolph Williams and
n. d. Cloud. 4s
Thurman Dickerson of Ordway.
three-year proof on February s, on
land in 24-2O-57. Witnesses are
Jos. Brossard. Mrs. Emma Welch
and Geo. Herman.
w. r. Barber of Kendrick. three
year proof on February on land
located o-lo-Oo. WitHoboob uic ~.
C. Bryant, Albert Corey. Stove
Rozacek. Antoine Flamak.
w. d. Howard of Ordway. three
year proof to land in 12-17-55. on
February 4, Witnesses are VIM.
Arnett, VIM. Hendricks. Clarence
Hasty and C. NJ. Howard.
d. C. Bryant will make three
year proof on January 90. to land
located In S-l8-58. Witnesses will
he W. r. Barber. Albert Corey. Hale
Corey and Steve Kozacek.
Jas. Malek OF Ordway. three-year
proof February to land located in
9-1S-5S. Witnesses are to be g. w.
Jackson. Albert Ely. Steve Kozacek
and Joe Hajek.
Rudolph Williams of Tacony.
three-year proof on land in 3-18-59,
January 20. Witnesses are John
Allen. Frank Pobst. w. d. Staplin,
Henry Stutsman.
Ernest Hern of Lahoma. Okla. is
20 make final proof on land located
2S-17-5S, February S. His claim
is for patent on entry under section
. of the act of July, 1917. upon the
ground that his son the original
entryman, died while actually en-
gagged in military service. The son
was Orvllle Hern.
Lurline d. Stump. of Carr Cross
ing, three-year proof on land in
iections s and 6, f7-55, February
4. Witnesses are Clyde Ball.
Elmer Perry. Charles Howard and
Carl Holmes.
Charles Y. Gillian, OF Old Ford.
N. c., final proof February 3. on land
in 35-19-56. Witnesses are J. w.
Mills, P. d. FAIRIES. H. e. Huston
and August Dasher.
Hobert Wickwire of Ordway,
three-year proof. January 81 to land
IN 1 and 2. 1857. Witnesses will
ne T. L. Manswell. ]. Manswell,
Charlie Foster and C. NJ. Ware.
Elizabeth Lynch of Ordway three
year proof on land in section 10 and
is. 1853, January 81. Witnesses
will be ]. E. Gound, ]. I. Adair, r.
s. Gound, and C. o. Petrie.
Henry Lohrey of Kendrick, three
year proof February 3, to land To-
Gated in 7-16-59. Witnesses are
Fred Eischman. E. G. Shirk, o. H.
Shirk and Henry Eischman.
A. W. Rasner of Kendrick. three
year proof January 23 to land in H.
1850. Witnesses are Frank Myers,
John Lomox, Frank Ragins and
Henry Rasner.
Louis f Taylor of Ordway, three
year proof February s. on land To-
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Biblical Lilies.

The 'lilies of the field" so often
mentioned in the Bible. are thought to
be the red and purple. parti, dlarly the
red anemones with black centers.
These anemones grow among the thorn
hedges in the East, which accounts for
the saying, 'lilies among thorns."
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There's not better typewriter
ribbon made than the Remington
ribbon-made for all make ma
chimes. We have them at this
office.
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Gated in 18-1O-57. Witnesses are
to be T. NJ Caithorpe.. w. T. WILL
Jams. J. e. Bunce and J. r. Talbot
John M. Christensen Of Ordway,
three-year proof January IT, to land
located In 9-22-56. Witnesses arc
Chas. Chase, A. @. Deming. L. e.
Matzenbacher and w. J. Park.
c. w. Ramsey of Sugar City. three
year proof on land located. 14-1s-
55. February 9. Witnesses are
Jacob Voelkel. Mrs. Jacob voelkel,
F. II. Bunce and John Nordon.
Oscar w. Henderson of Sugar
City, three-year proof January %,
on land In 6-19-55. Witnesses are
]. r. Zimmerman. II. Il. Houston,
John A. Willis, and Mrs. e. G. Will
is.
w. p. Hill of Kendrick, three-year
proof January 20, to land located in
17-17-58. Witnesses will be ]. E.
Ashworth. s. A. Epperson. W. H.
Schreck and Lennie Hill.
Alfred G. Deming of Sugar City,
three-year proof January IT to land
located In 8-22-56. Witnesses will
be Chas. Chase. John Christensen.
L. E. Matzenbacher and w. ]. Park.
John Allen of Tacony, three-year
proof January 22, on land located
4-18-59. Witnesses are W. D. Stap-
lin. Frank Pobst. Henry Pobst.
Henry Stutsman and Rudolph WILL
Jams.
Eli Yoder of Ordway, three-year
proof on land located in 31-2O-57.
January 20. Witnesses are MIRO. Ell
Yoder. A. Lundahl. w. w. Wright |
and Herman Houck.
]. B. Jurgens of Ordway. three
year proof February to land To-
Gated in 32-18-57 and 5-19-57.
Witnesses are Harry Tritt. Cecil Bond
w. N. Dennis and J--H. Cowden.
Ollie b. Blackjack of Cowans. des-
ert entry proof February 3. to land
located in 22-16-58. Witnesses are
Sam Shaddick, James Henry, Fred
o. Glaspy and Harry Masterson.
Jesse Osburn of Ordway. three
year proof on land in 10-20-57.
are H. X. Smedley. Ira
Williams. Clyde Matthew'S, A. r.
Santigo Ortez of Ordway. three
year proof January is on land in 19-
1857, 13 and "a, 1888. Witnesses |
are Joe Lackey, p. C. Pigg, Joe Vas
luez and r. l.. Lackey.
r. G. Armstrong, of Olney Springs |
throe-year proof January IA, on land |
in GLOSS. Witnesses. Robert
C. o. Petrie, w. W. Nc
Dowell and j. 1. Adair.
l.. p. Justice of Karvel three-year
proof January 12, on land in ZIG |
55. Witnesses, j. r. Doherty, H. l.. |
Duncan, Robert Doherty and Gilbert
Osborne.
C. l.. Hern of Kendrick. three
year proof January 13. on land in |
80 End 33. 1888. Witnesses j. 1.
Perdue, Jos. Hendricks. Geo. Siglcr, |
David Kentner.
Gotlieb BischeI of Ordway, three
year proof on land in 30-17-58, jan
nary 49, Witnesses. Geo. Schimp,
Geo. Lindt. Henry Grauberger and |
canny Gerringer.
Nora Mcdonald, wife of Jas. Nc
deceased. January 16 to land
located in 7-17-57. Witnesses are
loo Lackey, Dell Combs, Robert |
Lackey and santigo Ortez.
Joe Lackey of ordway. three-year
proof January Is, on land in 1917
81. Witnesses are, Ralph Arnold. |
Pauly C. Pigg, Nora Mcdonald
H. C. Bruce of Ordway three-year
proof January 12 on land in 21-19-
5s. Witnesses are j. F. Rhine. j. !
d. Steele. Lewis Worker. and ]. f.
Downey.
Alva Williams of Ordway. three
year proof on land in 2319-5s.
Reno Flora, Ed. Beaman.
J. f. Gound and F. o. Williams.
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NOTICE OF FINAL sErrLEsaENr
Estate of william M.walker. De-

Estate of william M.walker. De-
ceased.
No IS.
Notice 10 hereby given that ON the
End. day Of February A. d. 1920.
the undersigned will present to tho
County Court Of Crowley County.
Colorado. her accounts for final set
tlement Of administration of said
estate. when and where all persons
interested may appear and object to
them, II they 80 desire.
Nora F. Walker,
Administrative.
First publication December 26,1919.
Last publication, January 16, 1920.
: Butter paper at this office.
Don't forget the Lyceum course,
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Night Citizenship
School is Opened

A citizenship school has been
opened in Sugar City and classes are
given instruction on Tuesday and
Thursday evenings of each week.
The school is in charge of Rev. Mr..
Weltner of Sugar City.
The school is being conducted
according to plans formulated by
the extension division of the State
University. Text books are furn-
ished free.
Daily Thought.
Gravity is the ballast of the soul
which keeps tho r,ir..l sirn'v.- m, -
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In Italy.

Teutons
and medical
IA artificial limb
Italian refugee children being fed by
the Amerc a one O
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Come coIsn Of Vantage.
From the Metropolitan tower, New
York, on q clear day canrhe seen the
homes Of one-sixteenth of the entire
population of the United States.
The Ordway new era., 1920-01-16

Sending eggs by airplanc is not
new-but delivering them Ia
fast mail Is new stunt which was
performed at Wash 'ngton Aerial
mail deliveries through the use OF
small parachutes proved practical
when this carton OF eggs was
dropped to Postmaster Chance.
who is shown here counting his
dozen--not one OF which was
broken.
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Don't forget the Lyceum course.
The Ordway new era., 1920-01-16

A. W. Rasner of Kendrick, three
year proof January 23 to land in H.
1850. Witnesses are Frank Myers,
John Lomox, Frank Ragins and
Henry Rasner.
Louis. f Taylor of Ordway, three
year proof February s. on land To-
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Henry Lohrey of Kendrick. three
Yenr proof February 3, to land To-
Gated in 1850. Witnesses are
Fred Eischman. E. G. Shirk. o. H.
Shirk and Henry Eischman.
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Eli YOder of Ordway. three-year
proof on land located In 31-2O-57.
January 20. Witnesses are MIRO. Ell
Yoder. A. Lundahl. w. w. Wright
and Herman Houck.
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Ollie B. Blackjack of Cowans. des-
ert entry proof February 8. to land
located in 22-16-58. Witnesses are
Sam Shaddick. James Henry, Fred
The Ordway new era., 1920-01-16

j. B. Jurgens of Ordway. three
year proof February to land To-
Gated in 32-18-57 and 5-19-57
Witnesses are Harry Tritt. Cecil Bond
w. N. Dennis and jill. Cowden.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-01-16
Last Nail Driven in John Bar.
lecorn's Coffin.

Washington, Janary, I2-Hope
OF delaying the inaugural of con-
stitutional prohibition vanished to
day when the supreme court de-
MED the application OF the New
Jersey retail liquor dealers associ-
alton to institute proceedings TO
test the validity OF the 18th a.
mendment and the Volstead en-
frcement law
g The court refused to issue an in
junction restraining the enforce
ment of the law and sustained the
contentious OF the government
that the state OF New Jersey had
no jurisdiction to hear the original
presentation OF the case.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-01-16
Clearance Sale On.

The clothing stores OF this city
have on this week, beginning FRI
day January 10th. and lasting 8
days only. their annual January
Clearance Sale. We recommend
L. G. Simmons Sons and krebs
Clothing & Dry Goods companies
to our readers.
We advise you to attend this
big money saving sale and stock in
your goods at bargain prices.
Their large spring stock arriving
daily is forcing them to clean up
their old stock in order that they
may be better enabled to display
theii goods. Go in and look over
their line. See the remnant count
ers.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-01-16

Tothe Churches and ) Schools.
This Is TO inform you that Rev A.
Loveace. oi Murphyshoro. wishes
10 enter the National Baptist Theo-
logical Training School on Noa
18th. the date Set tor epenIps lhis
great school ahith Is iosisred by
the National Bapiisl Convention
Uhincorporarcd. He needs a.
sistsncc and only asks a, the
chufchs and , ; assist him IN
securing an education. there.
fore. as Moderaios OF the Nh Olive
Baptist Association aud Trustee
from Illinois OF this Irsinir &
School. located in Nashville
Tenn. contribute jointly the small
sum OF 81 90 per month toward
assisting this young man IN paying
hrs way through college. Uni'y
Baptist church and ). s.. have
voted to give 81 90 per month,
We desire and hope every church.
and auxiliary will willingly con-
tribute Tor TINS purpose. Help
Southern Illinois share some credit
with other states in sending sonIe
one to this great school as il mast
be supported. Rev. l-ovelace ;.
leaves next week.
Please indicate through the col
umns Of this paper bow mach !, on
are going to give,
Rev. Thos. Morriso pastor Of
Antioch Baptist church. ), Metropo-
lis. says he is wiling to go record
as one who will give 81 co per
month for his church. This a.
mount can be lifted as an after coli
lection or by giving asc per Sun
day. The time is at hand when
we must helps a struggling brother
r tHF
and sister.
Yours brothe'ly.
> b. Nc rary.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-01-16
Big Revival Closed at Sincere
Baptist Church.

The revival that was in progress,
two weeks, at the Sincere Baptist
church, Browo6eld. conducted by
the pastor, Rev. Thos. Morris.
closed last sunday night With 20
conversions. There we're Is be-
lore the pastor .frived, during the
prayer meeting services. hey
have 9 candidates for baptism up
10 date Sunday was a high day
IN Zion. We had with US Rev. K.
Chrisman. principal.of the Ozark
School (white) who became
subscriber to the National Baptist
Union Review
Only one collection was taken
during the meeting and that was
Sunday which amounted to SI2,
! The church is spiritually alive. T
Rev. Thos. Morris.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-01-16
TWO NEW SUITS A.
GAINST EDITOR OF
"IHF CLARION
Rev. Shaw Brings New Libel
Suit For $4,000 Dana
ges. DR.. CASTOR Sues
tn Dissolve Partner
ship. Appoint
ment of Re-
ceiyer Sought.

fNo suits wcre fled in the cir
euit Court this week against { X
Robiason and the st Louis lode
pendent Clarion and against c X
Robinson as joint c@ner II the {
X Robinson Printing Company
One oi these suits is filed by the
Rev. b g. shaw and is Tor the
sum $40. 900 %. Rev Shaw has
another SUIT against Robinson and
the ST. Louis lndeptnden, CIairon
hied some months ago and which
is now pending IN the courts The
second sun eompla rs oi the pub
lIca;ion Of 40 article appearing in
the Iadrpeniens clssiop On De.
ccmber 10th Zach oi the Rev.
Shas's suits arc Tor libel.
The other suit filed ths week
IS b. Dr. ] I CASTOR. business
partner Of G X Robinson and
ioiat owner q the printing COM
paoy DIR CASTOR in bis suit
seeks TO dissolve the partnership
existing between him and c X
Robinson and also the court 10 app
point 4 receiver 10 take charge OF
the affairs Of the printing company
and oi the Independent Clarion.
Each Of I. csc suits arc ret.rnabls
10 the February term.
The application for the receiver
viii be heard Monday morning q
next week
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-01-16
An Appeal.

R.y r McCrary. was called
10 Nashville. Tenn by President
Edw. z jones. 10 meet fhe Trus-
tees of the National Baptist Theo-
logical Training School of which
he is ,tns 80 II Illinois He Left
Tue day morning via Paducah
kv = be present a, the meeting
Wednesday Jan 7lb, which meet.
a, y VI in the chapel Ct the
school
Brethren this is ,our school and
! am your servant. doing business
for the Baprlsts, not only for Hi.
nois. but for the Nation. This is
a great enterprise and we need
coal. rooms prepared. teachers
paid and etc. which cannot be
done without your moral and fin
aneal support Please don't al
low this appeal to tall on deaf ears
and ALLOW us to pay our own eN-
penses 10 and from these meetings,
but let every church and pastor,
who are interested in the gospel
and the eduoa ion OF our ministers
and race send us an aite collection
to assi.t us on our expenses OF the
school. DO this at once and let
us hear from yoa not later than
the Ist Sunday in February.
We could not reach you with
this appeal before we had to leave
We had to take our money having
CT nfidsnce in your loyalty. beleiv-
ing that yon would re-emburse me
and back up my promise to the
Board TO send in some money in a
few days Illinois. especially our
own Southern Illinois cannot af
ford TO iail We are looking to
the pastors TO push this claim.
Send money TO oo5 Pearl. ST..
Metropolis. Illinois and receive re-
ceip; shfa 'he Gaze, e. We are
looking to you lie, Drs Nor.
meat. phillips. Davis. Washing.
son aowsrs Cole. French. Car
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-01-16
Circuit Court in Session

Z The circuit count OF Massac Co
this week with Judge A. w. Lew
is, OF Harrisburg, on the bench.
The court was called to order Mon
day afternoon and the grand jury
was sworn in Tuesday at 600 O.
clock only two days were required
tor that body to inquire into the
the crimes itted The only
cases OF importance were two forg-
cry cases, a bigamy case and the
case OF the peopls vs.. Gus Blak E
more. for the murder OF Reuben
McGhee, last November which
created great interest The crimes
in this county have decreased &
per cen, since the liquor traffic Ia,
been cut off.
This is the first :ime Judge Lew
is has held court here ior som,
time. He has mary friends il
this county and stands high in tt,
estimation OF the citizens here.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-01-16
Will Be Called To
With Affidayits is

testify at the hearing: Officers Of
the Association stated they ex-
.pected to prove the failure OF local
government in dealing with the
growing menace OF lynehing and
mob violence.
Startling evidence. in the form
OF an affidavit and statement from
white man, will Be offered re-
garding the exploitation of Negro
tenant farmers which led to the
trouble in Arkansas it was an
nounced.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-01-16
Leading White And COIOred Men
Testify. Startling Evidence
Promised On Arkansas Trouble

New York n Y Jan s =
The National Association for the
Advancement OF .Colored People,
70 Fifth Avenue. New York, to
day announced that preparations
we're being made for Congress
ional hearing hearing which it IS
expected will be held in January
on the resolutions for federal inves-
tigation OF lynahing and mob VIC
lence in the United States.
Leaders of The Negroes in the
United States. as we'll as promi-
nent white men, will be called to
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-01-16
Birthday Party.

Forty men. women. boys and
gnls RAGING from the ages OF ?
and halt months TO Go years at
tended the birthday party OF little
Joseph Edgar McCrsry. rendered
him by his grandmothers. Tyson.
and McCrary. at the eesidence OF
Rev. and Mrs. b. MeCrary
Tuesday at 800 p. m. in honor
OF his third birthday Games
were played till late ho,r then
they were invited into the dinning
vosm where cream and cake was
served. Joseph Edgar received a
large amount Of money and sever
al valuable presents. They de-
parted for their homes q, $3.50
wishing him many happy Lirth-
days.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-01-16

Cupid's Work.

Miss Mary Davy, of this city,
age 20 years and Mr.. Emanuel
Churchwell. 20. of Clifton, Tenn. !.
were quietly married last Saturday
night at the home OF the bride s
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. b. Davy.
Rev S b. Jones, officiated. The
Gazette wishes Tor them happy
and prosperous married life.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-01-16

Mrs Katherine Dodge. well
known lady 81 this city died very
suddenly Wednesday with para
lytic stroke Funeral Friday af-
.te,n SON. More a. xe week,
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-01-16

ter. and Mr. T. P. King. hear our
appeal this once. We thank the
Ist Baptist church. Metropolis, for
$3.50 after collection Sunday
night
Youis-j. b. McCrary
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-01-16

Member of the National Bap-
tist Publishing Board, Nash
vile, Tenn, VINO was declar-
ed recently by the Chancery
Court. TO be one of the origi-
nal Board members
He has been selected a..del-
egate to National S. S. Cong
ress next June to Japan, A
good selection
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-01-16

y have % face the facz. mased the
fashionable photog; aph-T. as be looked
pvei some recent ptetu-es ~tsa. there
are some 1c-y tgly features In his
businosss"
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-01-16

The revival at the A. NJ sE
church is growing 10 interest each
night.
Cyrus Gum. has returned from
Cairo, where he went on business
Ms. 1, B. Duke. who has been
indisposed is able 20 be out again
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-01-16

Mrs. Victorine Mayes Wright.
has returned home after visiting
relatives in St. Louis. Mo. She
was accompanied home oy her
ncice Miss Mildred Cook
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-01-16

STARTING EVIDENCE is PROMISED ON ARKANSAS TROUBLE
Rev. A. Lovellce, in School.

Nashville Tenn Nov =
Editor OF the Gazette:
Please allow NE through tn col
umns oi your worthy paper, ha
| am IN the city and according to
previous plans an attending the
National iiaptisi Theological chsoi
(unineofpotated convention every
day The School according to
the advertisements ol the tfustee.
threw open is doers ls.t Monda,
the i7'h 4 splendii program
was arranged and gieai enthusiasm
prevailed and ailtr more than a
quarter Of century 4 p'a1ning on
the part Of the Baptist hey are en-
sblei 10 operate the greatest Ne
gro Baptist School IN all the world.
These buildings are ideai in every
department
Nj Olive Haptis, Association Of
Illinois sili receive the credit OF
being here ! vas greatly encour-
aged by osT side-asaSe modera-
tor Rev h McCrary. who IS a
trustee iof this scsool
trust tha, ea-li pastor vii take
sprsis' sllreiton at once 50 as 70
reach me here hy the Isl OF Dec.
Or OF each month Any amount
will be thankfully received and the
same reported IN the columns OF
the paper | Wish 10 thank the
pastor Rev Thos Morris. and the
Antioch Baptist church. Metropo-
lis, Macedonia Baptist Church
Mt. plea>sns bspsist church. and
Mr. C. \ Farkcf Ahise) Harris
burg. for the financial assistance
and viii ny 10 make good
am yours Tor the defense q
the gospel
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-01-16
Walkers Indjgestian Cure.

Rev. J. b. McCfary is sgenr ioi
Or. Walkers Sure cure for indi-
gcstion and Dyspepsia. soc and
$500 bottles. $r.To by mail.
We can cheeriully recommend it.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-01-16
Rev 4 I.oseIa-e
Cor 7th x Sewer. Sss

In eare OF Kew J l. iinding
Let each church OF this district
Iii, a collection a, once and forward
snne 10 Rev A I.ovelsce. Nash
vile. Tenn in care Of Rev J l.
Harding Sec'y -Ireasurer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-03-05
priv Rheumatsmen
I'd At Deres System

Uanset hvor l.nge sg slemt De har vac
ret plaget med Rheumstsme-enten Deres
Lidel.e ~r Gigt. L=ads1erk. stivhed, Yer
Ken eller Hsvelse i Leddene, Smme Musk
er, eller hvilkea som helst anden Form af
Rheumatism. - De kan 6nde b~ehaxelig
Lindring we'd - benytte Dr.. Whiteh.ll's
Rheumatic Remedy.
Dette ypperligs Lsgemiddel gaar d;rekte
ill Roden If Derss Lidelse oe ~fjerner Aar.a-
gen. Bet standser Uroen. liadrer smerten
og agerHevelses oe Stivheden I'D At Led
dene. tordi detoplsser Crinsyren OK andre
Aflejringer hurtigere. end de kan samle sig.
og setter samtidig systemet !; Stand I'll At
modstaa nye Angreb.
DR.. Whitehall's Rheumatic Remedy
fremsuer %Suudheden. Dets RekorA for gun
stige Resultater strskkersi Gig ovsr mango
Asr, OF Diet har hjulpet Tuseader If rheu-
mltisk iidende. Dette' Middel faas paa ale
Appetizer for ku. Soc pr. Pakks, OF en-
hter, der ider If Rheumatisme ! en- eller
sndes Form. kan hurtig blive denne PLACE
kvit we'd en- kert Behandling med canine.
Sksiv efter fiji Prpve ! Dag.
The Or. whitehall Megrlmlne Co.,
South Bend, Ind.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-03-05
Nnrgf.
Sneitprm berger 2anbet.

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Watt, og man ltaar Sc fleite Gte6cr
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gcneret &eitbanen, bDor Trafifen
neocnfor 2arpif / flere Gage far
beret itar1iet. 9itbanen hor Ser
imoo flarct Jig forbol6spis goot.
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&riitionsla116, 6leffcre, Stapongcr,
Bergen og Ero6bjem, 1aa bel ion1
ira 6omor, melbes ON pGloigc
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genlinoe I Mo1,bs Minoe. Ogiaa
fra Spertge % 0anmarf fommer
@ftcrretning ONT, at 5tormen far
hnraet og at ser CT fal6en en- Mas=
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