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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-25
POLSKA WO'
JENNA.

Paryz, 25. sierpnia. - NedtuS
oficvalnvch komunikatow Z War
szawv Polamy wzieli do nlewoIl
63. 900 Moskali, 200 armat / 1000
karabin6w maszynowych.
$1,000 bolszewikow przekro--
czy}o juz grantee niemieok2 pod
naporcm wojsk polskich.
Przcz zajecie Navy ! Przas--
rysza dywizye bo,Szewickic l9teJ
armii sowieckiei zostaiy odclete
cd gl6wnych sill. Dywizye tie bro
nilv odwtotu. Zdobycz wojcnna,
jaka sic dostata W rece PolsNle,
lest olbrzymia.
Wojska polskic przekroczyIy
N.arcw ma poludnic Cd Blalostoku
, wzieiy % ciezkie armaty. pre-
znaczonc do bombardowanla War
szawy.
P0lnocna armia bolszewlcka ME
ma moznosci wydostania sic :
rulapki, albowiem droga przez
Bialystok jest zamknieta przez
1oj,ka polskie pod dowodztWem
Naczclnika Pilsudskicgo, ktory
zamierza ruszyt w dw"ch kic--
runkach - ma polnoc W Nierunk1
,:rodna / ma poEudulo -zachod W
celu zmuSzenia boiszewikow do
odwrotu = mad Buga i Galicyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-25
wicy maja droge otwarta przez
Afganistan i Persye.

wicy maja droge otwarta przez
Afganistan i Persye.
Rosya ME obawia sic konfliktu
Swiatowego, albowiem nastep-
stwem kazdej wojny jest rewolu-
eva, ktora obala irony. Nova
wielka wojna wisi w powietrzu,
ktora> zmiecie z oblicza ziemi
wszystkie krolestwa i imperya, ma
miejscu ktorych powstana rzady
robotnicze.
Powyzsze opnie zostaiy wygfo-
szone przez Kamieniewa, czfonka
bolszewickiej misyi handlowej W
Londynie.
CzTEHY ARMIE BOLSZEW1-
CKIE ZUPELNIE ZNIE-
STONE.
Warszawa, Is. sierpnia. Front
bolszewicki zostal wczoraj przer-
wanv i armia bolszewicka rozbit2
ma dwie czesci. Przepowiednia
gen. Weygand'a, re try czwarte
armii bolszewickicj znajdzie grob
W Polsce. Jest bliskq sprawdzcni4
sig.
Polski Sztab g~encrainy oznal--
mil. ie $4,000 Moskali znajduie
lie w niewo'i polskiej. Llczha IA
" kazuje. re cztery armie bolsze-
wick" zostaly tax zdezorSanizo-
vane / przcrzcdzonc. &c muSiaiy
wycoiac sic Z pola bitwy. i'rzcz
ooiaczenie sic armii poiSkicj. no
dalaiacei cd Torunia / Dz'atN"-
wa. I armiq gen. SikorSklego cd
wrot armii bolszewickiej, znaJdu-
~jacci sic daleEo ma zaCh"d zostai
zupeinic odciety. Odcieta arm'a
bolszewicka sklada sic Z dwoch
dywizyi pod wodz2 jakie2oS ia
tarskiego ksiecia.
Drugie odciecic armli boIszeW'-
ckiej zoStalo dokonane pod bIa,
lostokiem. WojSka polSk'c znal-
duje sic W poblizu srani'y pTu~
skiej i jezeli uda i'm sic "a dosiF-
gnac. to 10000 bolszewikow.
znajdujqcych sic w rcjonle kom-
" zostanie zupelnie odciete. We
dug opinii polskichF ckSpertow
wojennych, armia ia albo bedzle
musiala sic poddaG, albo tez pre-
kroczyt granicc pruska | PodIedz
rozbroieniu ! internOWanlu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-25
T%slsgramy%z agTaniczne,

uckonczenre % sr,aucv l-<zel.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-21
Chase Is Reelected
Head of Business
Mems Association

l.. T. Chase has been chosen as the
head Of the Albuquerque Business
Mems Cooperative association for
another year. c. G.. Ackormnn was
also reelected as secretary treasurer
at the annual election OF officers
which was held at the Alvarado last
night, u. Huppe was elected vice.
president.
The following members were elect
cd diroctors: O. a. Afntson, Homer II,
ward, W. H.. Booth. Ivan Grunsfeld.
Dave Wcinmun. +. Wilson. T.. Strong.
Samuel II. Nann. Wallace Hesselden
u. Ruppe. J. II. S~hunlcbargcr. J.. J,
Miller, Robert McClughan. u. A. Mac
phcrsop. Col. q. r.. Breco. ID. w. Faw
4. Matteucci, Arthur Everitt. n. O,
Archuleta. walter Rnabc and J. II
Herndon.
1t was voted that tho regular
monthly meetings he held on the sec.
ond Thursday evening of zach month
Tho club holds q dinner at the Ava
RADIO preceding caoh business session
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-21
Court Not Bargain
Counter, Judge Tells
Alleged Washer

what would the fine he II I
pleaded guilty." asked u. q. Longer
or Judge W. w. Mcclellan this nor
ing when he appeared In police court
on the charge OF disordorly conduct.
''Thin court Is not a bargain
ter" replied the Judge, III YOU are
guilty. plead guilty and II not say
you are not guilty
Longer was arrested last night on
the charge OF following n ~ib-year-old
girl down an alley after she came
nut OF n theater. The police say the
glrl ran down an alley\ between Gold
and silver to get away from him.
Longer admitted going down the
alley behind the girl, nut said he
was not following her. He admitted
whistling. but said he was not whist
ling at the girl. The Judge told
Longer. the alleys We're not proper
thorouEhfares and that he, stood In
danger of being knocked down him
self by walking throuh dark alleys.
Longer was fined $25.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-21
City Schools Exclude
IL Pupils in Guarding
Against Diphtheria

4 dozen children have been ex-
cludod from The city schools on ac-
count Of the outbreak of diphtheria
In the vicinity, superintendent John
Milne Of the city schools announced
Yesterday. Three OF these students
arc Of The high school. The students
have not contracted diphtheria, Mr..
Milne said but some members OF their
family has.
because OF the epidemic OF the
disease In Atrisco. four teachers there
as well as students have been put
under quarantine. City Health Offi-
cor Earl Bowdich announced yester-
day afternoon.
Or. G.. $. Luckett OF Santa Re. who
has beer herc on Investigation of the
nituntion for the state health depart
mont. has urged that all persons
shown by cultures to Dc diphtheria
carriers. whether sick or well, be
treated the samo as those who have
the disease In an active form.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-21
AND FIELD
/. NOFF ON ANOTHER
CAMPAIGN TOUR
Lieutenant Governor
Says Republican Vic
tory Is Assured

SANTA FE. \. NJ. Oct. 2i.--"You
can tell thom for me TINT this IL a
republican yonr In New Mexico and
that We are going to carry me state
ror both tho national and state re-
puhllcan tickets" said Lieutenant
Covcrrnr pnnkcy who Is hero todfH'
after a tofr through all Of eastern
Now Mexico. Ito has accompanied
Nelson A. Field and Judge Franz W.
Parker, Tho same party VIII leave
tonlght for n tour hat viii lake them
through Torrance county Socorfo
county, Grant county and sierra
county, completing the tour the day
before election.
''It has amused us to watch the ei-
enrtr Of our democratic brethren try
ing To yprcad reports of republican
directions" said governor Pankey.
"whcn our trip has shown us one OF
tbr most widespread democratic DC
fcctions in ms whole experience ~
noiitics. The state ~ going Tor Haru-
Inc ovcrwhclmingly and the domo-
,rntic state campaign has absolutely
fniled to arousc any signs OF inc Gus
tomary enthusiasm In denioctau'
counties. There Is a general teelinb
among democrats that the policy OF
thc democratic state managers IN de-
voting all their time to efforts to
fcrmcnt trouble I'm republican u
Ties is wasted effort and had 1udg-
mont. and tina the work that could
lie done IL being neglected. More
over tho sentiment Tor Harding IL so
strong tina ne one can tell nov TAR
II mny 10 in its effect upon the whole
state result. have Seen enough 10
convince me that n big republican
victory IN 1T hand in our state
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-21

Tenth Anniversary Brings Better Values and
Bigger ASSortn1ents to These ThreeHat
Leaders at IN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-21
SReezes Cost Many
Lives in India,
Missionary Says


NEW YORK. Oct. 2i-snceses and
smnerstltion cost many lives annually
n I1dIa.
This was the statcmont Of Dr. An
ma Degenrlng OF the Woman's Am
erican Baptist Foreign Mission 80.
cietv. who has Just returned here. on
"a years furlow. after II years AZ n
doctor in India.
~ snetze means n great impcnd-
Ing calamity to the Indian mind. =
said III. negcnring. whatever hap
pens on tho day that one hears a
sncpgcs IL sure to turn out H. and
tho Indian VIII cntor upon no UNDER
taking OF importance ON such a day.
Many Of uur patients have refused Ia
have operations on which their lives
depended on the day that had been
arranged for. because they happened
To sncoso that morning, or oven tn
hear someone else sneczc."
Indian belief In suspicious days
j. another "hobgoblin" In the path
OF the medical missionary there. DR.,
Dogenring snid. soon after nm Indian
child H. born, the soothsaycr reveals
To the family its lucky star and LIS
lucky days. Indians who fail III a.
nro hurt In an accident persist In
waiting for their auspicious day be-
fore sending Tor n doctor.
The Indians, the physician cN.
planned. attribute cpidcmics to tho
wrath Of various goddesscs OF M
! health. adding there Is "a goddess OF
malaria and n goddess Of smallpox
q goddess, In fact OF every recurring
epidemic"
Though they believe In goddesse'
they are hard to convince concern
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-21
Comforts

No. 26S0-A full size comfort with u
fancy figured top and plain red back.
Tenth Anniversary price $3.50
No. 3409-S0nitary cotton comfort,
size 72x75, plain cream and white
covering. An ideal mattress protec-
tor ......,................s 425.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-21

No. 34ll-Faney silkolinc covered
cotton comforter of standard size.
Tenth Anniversary price $500
No. 2379-A high grade silkoline
covered comfort; full sized, fanciIy
stitched. Tenth anniversary price,
$6.75.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-21
Announcing Some New Arrivals in
Women'S B~athrobeS, at $685. Up

Warm and comfortable, attractive in cut and design, and easily washed, these
blanket robes will always be great favOrites. They're so downright sensible,
and the Tenth Anniversary prices on them make them attractive from q fnan-
cial standpoint. They arr shown in all colors, are trimmed with satin, cords,
large collars and satin frogs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-21

Calomel s~alivatesl IT'S mercury.
Calomol acts like dynamite on "a siag-
glsh liver. when caiome comes INTO
contact with sour bile Il crashes into
II. causing cramping and nausea,
II you feel bilious. headnchy, conHti-
pated and all knocked out, Just 81 70
your drugEist and get a bottle of Dod-
,on's Liver Tone for q lew cents
which IN q harmless vegetable substi-
tute for dnnEoronA cniOmei. Take a
spoonful and II Il doesn't start your
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-21
DODSON WARNS
: CAL0MEL USERS
You Cannot GRIPPE, Sieken, or Salivate Yourself If You
Take 'Dodson's Liver Tone" Instead

liver and, straighten you up better and
quicker than nasty cal0mcl and with
out making you sick, you just 80 back
and get your money.
n YOU take calOmel today you'll be
aiclu and nauReated tomorrowi be-
aidls. II may salivnte you, while II
you take DodHon'a Liver Tone o
viii wake up feeling great, full OF
nmlltion. and ready for work or MAY
Its harmless. pleasant ana sure 10
give children; they like IT,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-21

blue border. Tenth Anniversary
price . $3.50
The Douglas" comes in assorted
plaids. II is guaranteed to be every
thread all wool standard size. Tenth
Anniversary price ,S12.95
And a wonderful assortment of Auto
Robes in solid colors and plOids,
$685. and up.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-21

These Oil Stoves were used by us for a few days last winter when our fur.
mace broke down. They are positively as good 8 new Some rUFas agy
they are better than new, for the smell that usually accompanies the mat
lighting Of any oil stove is gone There are just afsw Of then Only $A8
The new ones cost $780,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-21
Blankets

The "Ridgewood,' a heavy grey
blanket. size 66xSS, with either pink
or blue borders. Tenth Anniversary
price, a pair ................$4 $500
The "Sharmut," a good Blanket,
size 60x7G in an assortment of plaidS
Tenth Anniversary price .,... $6.e8
The ''Sufolk." a 72xs4 wool finish
grey blanket, with either pink or
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-21
$3.50 $3.50 $3.50

Our Wonder Hats at S4.5O, our Excel Flats at $o.50
and our Supreme Hats at $3.50 have always been the
wonder millinery values of Albuquerque. The Tenth AN
nversary plan just Jumps these three leaders a notch for
ward. 1t puts hats which would ordinarily go into the
$6.50lot & at So. so; hats which would sell at SO. Scat $3.50,
and so forth. This instance shows very plainly the appli
cation of our new plan throughout the store. Tbs exam
pie is more striking than some others.
In these assortments at $3.50. $3.50, and $9.50aar the
popular Chinatown tams, velvet tams and sailors, beaver
sailors. fancy dress hats. smart sport hats-everything
that's RIGHT in millinery this fall Striking combinations
of the popular duvetyn and contrasting silks are most in
terestng. See them. -
The Warner CorSet-ItS Relation
To Your Comfort and Appearance
The winning combination of Warner Corsets and our COM
petent corsetiere make for your permanent corset comfort
for your appearance. Warner Corsets can't be beaten
for their ability to stand up under months of strenuous
wear, their marvellous comfort. It's a fact that once a wo-
man is fitted with a Warner by our corsetiere she rarely
charges. That fact tells you more about our Corsets and
our Service than words ever could.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-10
Dgbe aaamarf

spnberfp:MataI Climb 8eoer.
lens Sulfrl.s alintebierg lnb.
.Sbrgen aarie1l. boenfe: 6etebtar,ooe.
Ter .apetertens uitru:lloeers
.lep pen: 9tatiousnefiter {
terfen.9or gadrnn: seter Sertrif-
fen 2ur SeeaiieI1g G1neszs9egieIa
:aer: g1ebter 9eter 4al,ien amager,
;s6 geoe Sooe: Beterat1S6a ans
::g@oeo. ooe,1fe 8ogtrnttffer sIfreo
4ieoie6o aar zgel1lorrlupDsff
gangl1ri1g sSenifens S1itra,75 Aar:
sgspe@aeran ie Saulei1!#gg
linn sSufobfen nitru.
I&oetie:: Bgtiteiaber Nell aer
E@erenfm;; ggaarerlne
Ereulepu. Rpaf ggoJtreell
Northumberland aarie a.rifiel,.
Nar5 oalisq 6esadr
aifrns kt.tbessp.ss
10 llrsab rsldoaeom
0oen drfaea
8
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greS.
3beDrb.


S Nobemberbeffet SET 6anife
Eiogifrift rlilifueren.. iFfriper Bro
|fesior ariitoffer Nprop bIanot attoet
ON Oroet gnmouflage. 0roet, Ser
er lat girfulation 1noer gerber,s-
Efrigen, er e gamn1e1 sloeoro ira
ben periiife BorbrD6erperoen: @aps
|tpper, oer bible eisre itg 1%1tienoelig
lfor @olitiet, ufomouflereoe1 zig beo.
|Sielp at faIft 9fiag, h1nitig Maie,
paatnget Nsnle oip. Derfra pnr,ore-
Be @lofen ober Bolitiets egen Orb
bog: Dpoageren moatte 10 ogiaa
ih1noom maifere iig. Men i 2erifo-
nerne fggte man forgiapes efter bette
Mrgotoro. giben 1914 er rgamo1.-
flage imiolerti6 blebet ooopteret nf
@~igsiproget Cite 5ormen garno11-
f1emert( iom oct fpr beo). 2arousie
uDgau y. 20 - ppl
1esn'llt ,tolrDl : I'enre,
|rer ean'onaustn. DDlorpperPrage1
80 ll.pssl. ~ -. =.
oeAllaps ma a'eee,'oea m pe.is
81 ~ 9ae.l.s
~ Nslu.. uD. s'Dlsy ars!.-s'
usl w. ''''s1s
a-.Ta -.
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~ pely s.oa eu.i'.e %lu ~ pt :
....s sp 80 ~ -. -, 81 .''t W.. Ivy N''.,
la'.s lllel...ys ~ y s. .'l.el'.u
,aao'.ute ,,.m go = uY.use plu lO'''
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usluu zu.lluu Slsle Dlp
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-10
We'd Siden at wort ..cut-over' and

er vi nu ] Stand til at. tlbyde ct storto g fprste Klasses Udvalg at opdyrke
.d d d Eaa%ei ale Steareser fra 80 Acres Is o. o gal. Ale disse Fa1me har ale
VI VI I ssM err dem 7nl med dta Afgr ydG. Besetnipg 9 Maskineri til rimelee P1tse!
ska6 6en sig en god nevevej. DiMe Farme leger &c Byen Eagle River: som
+ Countryside i Villas County 81 hr code Buiker. g Forretninger az ale a
Slags, Banker, Ki1ker, Hejkee, ncooperatiyt' Mejeris saxmdle osv Byea
ngger We de smukke Eagle S6er 0g we'd Chicago e. Northwestern Jernba-S
ne, pn g e Midttpunkt fore af Americas. beBdeIgste somner Resort d.
men endnu hr her aldrig vmretM isv@kst. a Der err to H0vedgrunde TIL at
De bpr konme her just n Afgrpderne fort@ner klart alt hvad De dnsker
at fa Besked ON, og wore Priser vii bive h6Rre @n@te Aar. Vent like.
For n@rmere 0plysnfnger skriv til
sanborn & Company, Dept. N, Eagle River. Wis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-10
sbuberipife Sgiifuler.

&piffolebepegelien begpt1oer rlt at
breoe figi 5gnoerip4ano. So npe
Spi1foler er blebet inobiet berneoe,
.neunlig Daneboo &giifo1e, 6Dnsbabe
paa Ms, bbor Sborbnl6 &m1bien er
5oritanoer, % @optrllp Ssiifole,
Snore Misiions Spiifole i Senoer-
ipnano, bar i 2gbet of Somuneren
faaet en- flor imuf Eilbpening, uoe11
at l1noerbisninge1 berfor bleb af=
brubt. Sfolen lebes at ben fienote
Baitor &iloebD.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-10
4Rinbeitensofnbrina.

MISUNDERSTANDING
Iorle6en Dagsafi1ereoes paa Sop
figbing @irfegoor6 en- at <stnar6s=
foreninger,1e reiit Minoeiten for of
osoe Sens Sbrgenien, Sreoi6, Oberz
berelie Of ca. 80 af Susmanosfore-
n%ingernes Me6lemner.
8robit $anien bolot af1prings-
talerl, % Observation-Disclosures sGor-
,na11b, MieIs @eger, obergop Stenen
til Sens Sgrgeniens 6amilie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-10
gMbbrsunp.

gnlb6rsl1np.
Sen 4. Sob. boIot @ouI 81. SEM
fen WenoeIbo) % Suitrl Biergbp
poa Mors beres @.,lobrDlllp.
sIlnbr1lInp. 81
Sblpbrpllup feireoes 6reong 6e1,
s. Rob. af Smeo Sobnien % Snftrn,
Drbtng, Mors. So
- Dg Monoag ben 8. stob. bar
Ser lite mir1ore e16 8 9ar, ION
bolot sslbbrpll1p nen1Iig Sens
8bomien % $uitra., Merrebro %
fam Sneofer @br. SSberien % SUI
ftru, 9itergobe, begge 8ar al Mpfip=
bing, % @oar6eier 9anS Otter
qaor6 % &uitru, Mliteo, ollie pua
Mors.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-10
|bdooe arieens og epu1a,tionens
|starsil6, er1,noIagees M ben enc.
SsiifoIe efter ben atben. Der fuI,

|@fa.ra;rs ~, ~ o., ~
'af4ar s., a.,sa,.mor TaI
|;niare,HS ,toe,fs @e,, ~ - h,ers
s. :xr. 49,
roor,a, ma, henora a. ,ISn;t.
r;,,osa,6,e "a 8. na,fo,. ~ .
80 fo,,,,,c,. n,,op fr;ifaarnfter ;,,5 {
MenpoaIip,, @ahn;,o &c t;oI;,o,o
Z, gfo,,ip he1 ,o+;onoIasa,a ,,,, =
81 har RON shehbI;na = ho,ra a. mo
!s;her Il ooor ;nn 81 81 5ide "a.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-10
! xsrbFessisRe 8rIstrfsrtnias.
1bl1{e3.

Otter bpao .gsooergn1oolet1 meo.
oeler piiI ben noroTesbigife geleer-
forelt,g bliDe opIsit paa en- Gene
rolforiaI1Iirg ! December. Bplger-
forenit,se,, bor It l1noerifuo boa
roale 3uiin6e aroner, TOM mon ben.
ter bill bIibe oeffet al Set1beriDf
GentroIforentng. $3.50 ST.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-10
FOR 90 AAR

ar jeg sogt Land og Farme overall de Forenede Slater, og jeg har saA1
nu at fnde den fdrste misforngjede Kjdber.
Lad mig vide, hvad De sager og hvor, og 1g vi. utvivhont nsrd
island til at tilbyde noget som vii interessere Dem, 1 enten vndt Lar
ener opdyrkede Farme. $685.
stadgt Arbejde med god L&n tubydea Kjdbere at Land Wisconsin
Ubetydelg Nedbetaing udkrRves bet resterende be6les med Arbejde.
For videre Undertaking skriv til
MADISON, 1874 ". Randolph Street, CHICAGO.
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@leu. set lite.

On lille Dreng itoo enc Deo en- ms
tiIb9ftet @rob. Meb %taarep9bet Mn-
iigt iaa ban op moo Simlen.
On Mo11o, iom git forbi, fpnrgte:
n9bem i6rger Oh ober-??"
uDet er min 8rooer, Ser ligge1
.ber,4 lgo Sbaret. vSSeg bar lite gof
imo6 bam, me6ens BON lebeoe, %
ban bar al Sip iau rar.
rSba6 bil6e bu SIRE, bbts 81
.f1nbe faa BAN igien?"
rMdb, leg biloe alorig bore ie1
90 brippen, men bore GLAD be6 a
Ia6e BAN mnrfe, At leg bolot q
BAN"
rSpilb oa lite Chen meo 1tnptttl
5Sorg. SbiS bu enon1 bar genne1
i 2ipe, gaa iaa ben % biz Ben
@iarligbeo, % glenn life, at ogiae
be enearg ffnI 50.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-10
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Gormer CTR. Bacbs Snltru, 4sa-
rem Marie, Sior6gaoe, Mpfebing,
Mors, er afgaaet peo Dp6en, omtrent
70 glar gamn1el. 8acbs bar ! mo1ts
&c Mar 8ertsfolf, ferit ! Npfigbina
Mfbolosbiem og iioen / Sbenoebiem-'
met, og &aren 8acb, Ser pusieoe.
Siemmet, meoens gbr. 8acb pasie6e-
fit Mrbeioe paa Sernitgberiet, bar
%1olmin6elig 6Dgtig, benreipl. og Of
bolot, maaife NET al De %ufarenoe.
sbenoe", Ser 6gte til BET ioite Stem;
for Dem bar bun. ion1 en- Mo6er.
= gnfefru SeSien i Selling er of
gauet beo Dpben, neften 80 Mor
-gammeI. gun % benoes Manb bar,
begge fgbt i Selling, men ban Hep.
2erer, fgrit i @olo, iioen i Sos
mart paa Spn. &an 6pbe imiolertio
fra benoe og 4 fmaa 8prn dIereoe
1861. 5aa rDffebe ben 111ge @nfe
mo / Sriboligen for 2arerenfer i
2nn1bp peo Doenie, bpor fun boe6e,
inbtiI bum for nogle Aar fi6en tog
tilboge til Selling, bbor to al ben
oes Dptre boz, benbol6sbts iom
2onostingsmaro Gifingsog semina=
rie1nrer Msar. Sarenfers 9uftruer.
sos fbritnapute, fin 5poegoaro, Ie.
oeoe bun lin 4loeroom aa11osfrif 90.
Iepenbe i~nteresieret til bd fioite
Sen Is. Nobenber bGoe, ifpIge
n&siffoleblnbet1 eftr nogle Mlas
1,ebers sDgbom 6riffoIelerer 3
Sergerie11s @uftru @eroa 5fob-
nlarb Sergenien. g Nar. bopoe
bur facet beo fin Mn1bs SIDE i
bans Mrbeibe gebiteo Griffole, %
be11best Ep11e tit al preoe &laoeo one
firing ffig % III at birffe oprnnutretz
5 sog anipore,1oe.paaM ee1tnelfer tom
ma,lge Here ertb bent pieu.nd 81
eobe. Dettesblep noget al geiiots
punt ffof Ben eartIe gr,1nbtDtgife
Rrebg, Ser ioensafoeoel2arerase
len j fit aib TT Gag geofeosl1ne.
oo1n1neu, bar lepet % leper
pod 6etre GEgn. Sun bIebiorofn.
tet UNDER flor Deltagelie pen25l )l
tober. 80.
On fiie,ot 6ernii,,eborger, s.
rer1i,efftter 6. seberien2sggaHiiis,e
ogo e1tafbe d 50 Mdr. Dem
ifglae Ser: en- a stMterne /
s6ernirg MenIebeogianfuno ID 1
beleg&a1u11erum &erreo ber BET
aIoet;o ~eoerfen MHs uuo fe.
sbliiDe fnb 81
ee,I.er ffad1le ban par.enbig
sosabefm0eWon See jinI,obilee
5aroBa pRoerg,
pIoSss DsaAo s1robapo
8seat,aoaDDi bsIDtd4
orbInloalsbap
nane, q 81 4 go
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-10
BAYFIELD, U N WIS.

1so on Sg 2o Acres Acres cq 7s Trn Land sandig loan, 10 Nil fra Washburn. 2 MI fa
k aed Illus ,, og Sta med med vandyerrk ! begee; 20 Acres dyrket. 10 ryddet, god
ale sterrelma, dyrket og udyrket til sag pa rfneige Vnkaar.
ANDR. BERGE, Washbun, Wis.