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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-04-15
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cures

by local applications as they cannot rescE
the diseased portion OF the ear. There !e
only one way to cure Catarrhal Deafnesa.
and that is by n constitutional remedy.
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE acts
through the Blood on the Mucous Surface
OF the System. Catarrhal Deafness 70
caused by an inaar!ed condition of the
mucous lining OF the Eustachian Tuse.
When this tube IS inaaued you have Q
rumb bling sound or imperfect hearing, and
when II 10 entirely closed. Deafness lie the
result Unless the Inflammation can be re-
ed and this tube II 'rgrG to its nor.
NAL condition. hearing may he destroyed
forever. Many cases Of Deafness are
caused by Catarrh. which Is an infamed
condition OF the Mucous Surfaces.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for Any
case OF Catarrhal Deafress that cannot
BE- cured by HALLS CATARRR
MEDICINE.
All Druggists 7-7 ClrrClars free
F. J. Cheney & Co, Toledo. Ohio.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-04-15

farmers products will be informed
regarding crop outlook and expected
production. 1t is believed that this
kind of information will be of great
value to the farmers in guiding their
marketing operations.
The law requires that each farmer
furnish the assessor or deputy, the
information asked for and provides Z
penalty for failure on the part Of the
farmer to comply with the assessors
request. II also provides that no Us.
shall be made Of individual reports Of
farmers except in compiling totals
for tire various counties. In other
words. the individual reports of farm
ers are strictly confidential and severe
penalties are prescribed for disclosing
them
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-04-15
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior. U. S
Land Office at Sterling, Colorado
March 20, 1920.
Notice is hereby given that Gustaf
Lanckriet, of Julesburg, Colorado,
who, on March 8, 1915. made Home
stead Entry, Serial No. 022426, for
Lot l, NEH NWA. NkNEA, SWM
NE1i Section 80, Township II North,
Range A West, 9th Principal Meri-
dian, has filed notice of intention to
make Final three-year proof, to es-
tablish claim to the land above de-
scribed, before Grace L. Rood, CLERK
Of the District Court, at Julesburg
Colorado, on the 18th day of May,
1920.
Claimant names as witnesses: John
Eeckhout, Julius Eeckhout, Joseph
Neugebauer. Milton E. Allen, all of
JulesbIrg, Colorado.
A F. BROWNS,
Register.
First Pub. April /, 1920.
Last Pub April 90. 1920.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-04-15
MEN WANTED TO SELL GRO
CERIES-NO EXPERIENCE

One of Worlds largest grocers.
Capital over $1,000. 100000 wants
ambitious men in this locality to sell
direct to consumer nationally known
brands of an extensive line of grocer
les, paints. roofines. lubricating oils.
stock foods, etc. No capital required
Write today. State age and occupa-
tion. John Sexton & Co.. $50 W. IL
mos St, Chicago, IL 1t
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-04-15
LEGAL NOTICES
SUMMONS
State Of Cclorads J

State Of oo'orad. }
IN THE DisTajCT COURT.
Jeptha /. Lantz, Plaintiff,
~.
L. Kaiser, sometimes
known as Louis Kaiser,
and the unknown heirs, as
signs, devisees, legal repre-
sent4tives and grantees Of
the said L. Kaiser, soms-
times known as Louis
Kaiser, and G. A. Kaiser,
sometimes known as Gus
1avus A. Kaiser, and the
unknown heirs, assigns,
devisees, legal representa-
,ives and grantees Of the
said &. A. Kaiser. some
times known as Gustavus
4. Kaiser, Defandants.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF
COLORADO,
To, l.. Kaiser, sometimes known a:
Louis Kaiser, and the unknown heirs
assigns. devisees, legal representatives
and grantees of the said L. Kaiser
sometimes known as Louis Kaiser, ant
G. A. Kaiser, sometimes known u:
Gusiavus A. Kaiser, and the un
known heirs, assigns, devisees. lega
representatives and grantees Of ths
said e.. A. Kaiser, sometimes known
as Gustavus A. Kaiser. the defendants
above named, GREETING:
You are hereby required to appear
in an action brought against YOU b.
tlc abo"c-namcd plaintiff III the Dis
trict Court Of Sedgwick County. Stats
of Colorado and answer the complain
therein within twenty days after th'
servire hereof, if served WITHIN thi.
county; or, if served out of this coun
ty, or by publication. within thirt;
days after the service hereof. exclr
sive of the day of service; or iudg
gnvnt by default viii be taken sgaias
veu arcodinp to the prayer of the com
plairt. Ard if copy of the complain
in the above entitled action be no
served with this summons. or if thu
service hereof be made out of thi!
State, then ten days additiona. to thu
time hereinbefore specified for ap
nnarance and answer will re allowed
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-04-15
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, u. 6.
Land Office at Sterling, Colorado
March p, 1920.
Notice is hereby given that Jane.
A. Eaves of Julesburg. Colorado, who
on July s, 1915. made Homestead En-
try. Serial No U2255O, for Me-. NEk
Section 4, Township II North. Range
"A West 9th Principal Meridian, has
filed notice of intention to make Fin
al three-year proof to establish claim
to the land above described, before
G. Fl. Austin, County Judge at jules.
burg. Colorado, on the 18th day Of
May, 1920.
Claimant names as witnesses: Sid
ney Huntley. Ed. X. Dennison. William
F. Lindloff. Abraham ]. Brundage, al
of Julesburg, Colorado.
A. F. BROWNS,
Register.
First Pub April !, 1920.
Last Pub. April 20, 1920.
George II. Thompson. loans
Try ne with your next order Of joa
work. We guarantee satisfsetisn .,
reasonable prices. No job too smaI
or too large for o. TO haHd3s.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-04-15

George II. Thompson. loans
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-26

ausfinne oubft, marum ftoppft ou
bern nit? Ger Wenib Is bod feln
Miubl. Dus is atptuer grao, po 1h
mid 10 ifpper bid drgern 6ilbn; ina-
mer MIR bns oubn, mas i'd bid inge,
mitons e tpenig oritptper mad 3u ben.
fe. 8enn ou 6enflt oas Is fdrnart,
oann fiibI id inrrie for bid. Damn Is
Die 2i5aie fort gauge I'M id fann 81
ne fage, ib fin 10 mabb ME en- Stier
geueie; in bte erihe 2ein % oriptper,
bob bie Sran imner rebt gebaM bat.
Mfptper ib noqt nur emol febn, penr1
id reffiubit bdH, Damn bditt id ME
bos gnb geb0rt. Ben id ben mod
feline Minnit mebr getpart, fonoern
tin %reitepeg IN oas 9a11s gauge I'M
ben 5bnee Sdnee iein lal1e. Sobalo
id Inlet bas 9aus fomme iin6, % Is
orptper Ser 6onn geltart I'm bas minn
i9 Shine IN mein nddIte 8rief ber5ab,
Ie. Gor be1tt min id Shine n11r nod
iobiel iage, baB biele Wenfde groBe
@inbsbiebber fin, menn ie iih per-
beirate, tpomit i6 berbleitDe Sbne
Sbrn Iietper
Bbilipp 5alerampfer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-26
|Offcncr ~Setreibcbrief Nes
philipp Sancrampfer.

Mein Iieber 9err &e6aftionar:
8enn id 10 IN ben marine Gubm
am 5enlter iibe bubn I'm guide artiet
uno febn 10, pie es i6nobe 6ubt ii
biet Die 8dbnb, bann lett i6 mib me-
&lebpreif9e unb benfe, mas i6 bod
10 gut ab lin, biefabs i9 bra1de MI
autieit gu gebn. Als e &1bl built baS
fomfortabele Siebling nit lang on.
balte, 6a5u 611bt idron Die 2i55ie, maS
meine Site Is, ten6e. Gs is ia gut
genug, sic 2i55ie Is al sic 3et bilfie
I'm 19offt bon morgens big aben6s ur
for BEN &eien gleidt fe es al4 nit
menn iemanb annerfdter, IN Die er.
ite 2ein mid, 90 ftbe 6ubt mitaus eb=
be5 5u 6ubn.
@ie getpobnli9 fat tie 5n mild &c.
iagt: SEQ, 8bilipp, benfft bu nit, 6af
es email an Sic 3eit NOR, baB un1ere
|@eitmabfs geflient bebte tpern? Sd
mill IN 10 ebatt 5pei Stunbe fort:
gebn, biefabs mel &rdn5de built ben1
miete I'm 6a gleib id a11d nit bord
ben biefe @dnee at fpate I'M mild INT
ne erum gan5 nab 81 mode" 8en
2i55ie, ben i6 geiagt, bu iiebit bod
ooB es nod in einem fort idneie built
So is es bod gar fetn Subs, baB id
iett BEN 56nee idyoffele I'm menr
es IN a balme Shtnb ftappe built 81
idneie, Damn gebn i9 nod ema1 0ran
so frebfi fin ib for bas Sdneefdof
fele %ertnttDeg nit.
8en, meint oann Sic 2i55ie, menr
es bid 5u biel Is, mid BEN 5eDtper 81
bubn Damn i6no 6as au6 nids; id
fonn ia n1d BEN Sdnee idoffele nr
fam mild Damn, nen11 i6 at Die 2eb.
bies fonrme, BID oamit bubn,, 6aB i'd
ben 5eittpabf ben fliene miife, bic.
|fabs OH biit for Sic 4rbeit al ldtpad
Sd treie banm nod, Sic 2i55ie 5u eds.
pIebne, 6aB id meme 9a1isiblippers
an ZEN I'M 6aB ih in fein Beg &C.
breBt fin for a11tfet at gebn, aiDtDe1
|oos mndt gor feline Sr1preiden, ft
bdngt fi1 .einfod ibr SdoIde I'm Der
|@opp TN madt fid rebbi, an Der
[Sdnpp 511 gebn.
So fdneI tpie en- Sun6 ga115t Der
|id meire Sdlippers IN Die gde &c.
norfe I'M ben meine Bubts orge5oge
|ShneH 5ieb id mid aud e BOAR betD.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-26
Aler, 9abbpl

Elm @eiitllber mar gum Mbero'
eIfcn gelaoen, uno Dem .leinen Nalpb
batte man g%eitattet, atltpeie11o 81
fem.
.l1nb iagit ou aud INNER oein
Mbenogebet, bepor. ou at Bette
gebit?" frngte Der Baitor ben 4nn'
ben.
,Sa, gepiB,1 ertpioerte Ralpb,
LIMB Mama tut's audi"
so, ma, bas lit febr id0n. nno
bein 8apa tut es bod audi, ni9t
mnbr?"
.Nein,~ iagte 8aIpb, n8apa Fat
es niht notig.1
Or bat es nidt notig?" fragte
Der geiitlide 9err eritaunt. rBarnm
oenn nidt?"
Scum, neil er bod ME nod Snuie
fommt, bepor es better Gag 1T, uno
81 brm1dt er bod fein Nbenogebet
mebr al iagen, nidt mabr?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-26
8bilipp 5auerampfer.
4punte bas BeH midt serlafen.

&Dmnte bas 8ett ntdt berlaheu.
rMein Mann mar iblimm an 3beu=
mntismus erfrarfft," idreibt 5rou
5ndtbnuien bon Sebringbiae, Snt.
u5iinf5ebn Monate lang mar er nlbt
imitonbe, bas 8ett 5u berlafen. Ser
qebIid nl1rbe er bon mebreren Mer5-
ten beban6elt. 8ir berfudten oann
6orni's MlperfrGlter, mobon CT ieds
|glnfden gebrnudte. gr 1T iett ge=
Juno, fnnn nmbergeben nnb leifte
Mrbeiten perridten." gs git beridie=
bene Gormen oes Nbeua1atismas, bod
mos INNER Sic Gorm lein mag, oie1es
oIe, bemdbrte &rduterbeilmifel
idnfft MbbiIfe, neil es onf Die 2eber
nn6 Nieren tpirft unb bieien Orga-
men bilft, 6ie giftigen Subitan5en,
pel9e bie1es i9mer5bafte 2eioen per=
urioden, aus5uidei6en nnb Ben 3n=
}tanb bes SHUTS 5u berbeIIern. Sorn1's
MpenfrGl1ter fnnn nidt in Mpotbe=
fern gefouft merben; b%eionoere 2ofal=
agenten an .Dr. Setter 6abrnep &
Cons Co., 250t Baibington 8lbo.,
@bioaeo, Sn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-26
Gapne Nadfplger Canes.

Boibington, IL. Sch. Sobn
8arton 9oDne bon Sninois, gegen=
martig Borliter Ser 8unoes+S6iffs
bebor6e, lit bon 8raiioent 8ilion
gum Sefretdr oes Snnern alS Nod.
foIger Sranflin 6. 2anes ernann1
mor0en. BaDne miro iein neues Mm1
am 1. Mar5 antreten; fem Na6folger
.uls 8orliter Ser Sdifsbeboroe III
nod nidt ernannt nor6en. Bor Yin
tritt ieines RoItens BEL Der S91ffs=
.beb0rbe am z. MugnIt 1919 mar BaD,
ne @eneral=Mntpalt Der giienbabn=
Berpa1tung nnb Doroem @eneral=
Mnmalt ser emergency S1eet Gorpo=
ration. gr tpltrbe in 8irgtnia gebo.
rem nn6 lit IS Sabre alt. Sein Wobn=
+jib lit Chicago.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-26

ger nod oa5u, 5u bitten" ooer eine
Efote at geben. 3i6t an Srau Mlp1=
mems &leib georiif, 5eigte er etne
auHanenbe &eierbe, 5Dtnferte nnbe=
bogli9 nit BEN um5ottelten Muger
}un6 IieB, als Sic i9one, BON foltbaren
8ingen funfelnbe Sano Der @raftn
i'm ltreidelte, Elm be0robltdes &nur=
rem b0ren.
sd meiB gar nidt, mas beute
lin BEN Sunb gefabren it'll" rief Sral
b%eitiir5t. Chen bab' td i'm
mod gelobt unb feline Nenlde11fenr1t=
|nis bepnnoert, uno nun ma6t er met
ner er5iebung 1o1de Sdanoe! Sdam
bid, gdnfterle, morid geb' fort. id
mill nidts bon STR miiien! 6ran @ra=
lin bdtten nl1r Ieben iolen, pie Ell
meiner Gamma geidmeidelt bat, glei9
|mie iie oos erite Mal bel mir mar
|8ie gebmnt lit er auf tie, uno bonn
|Serrn Brofeiior ldBt er it6 gan5 ge.
|ouloig an Sen Sbren 5anien uno
madt jeine beften &unifitniide fir i'm"
v@s bot ia nidts 5u fugen! Stra-
fen sic i'm nidf! 5aben Sic 5errr
uno 5ron Brofeiior Gotta" tp1e
leltlam er Ser @rdfin eridten, bon et=
ner ~5rou Brofeffor Gotta" reoen gu
ImiiIien, uno 1pel9e 1eberminonlng lie
loas ieoesmnI foitete! - uieitoem mir
5ulett BORT 5ulammentrafen, mieoer.
geieben?"
nginmal Bob id 5ufdaig meine
gamma auf Der StraBe getroffen. sic
mar iebr eilig unb noate lid geraoe
lin einen @agen Ieten, tint 5u ibrer
Mutter - git ibrer Bflegemntter
meine id1, 6rau Eiotromsfp-5u fot=
rem, Ste beoenflid erfranft mar. 5rnl1
@rdfin meroen Dos ia milien Sic ie=
len bod Sic 9errfdaften febr barfig,
nidt mobr21
(5%ortiebr1tg folgt.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-26

lDte SbtDetters an, pule meme Bel5=
fapp imper Die DIRE I'm iauie nod
Die Diebr, sgroo in oieielme Minnit,
|mie oie 2i55ie bat uttieit i6niefe mol
le. off fobrs bat iie lire Snteniden
%a11fgeppe I'M id ZEN mild IN ben itro=
menoe Gdnee bran gemadt, BEN Seit,
mabf at fliene. @enn iebt iemanb
oenfe bubt, ooB lene Mrbeit Sonn Is,
Damn bot ct IN arnere @eb foming.
|Dnbn sc nl1r emo. immdtidinne, Der
{8inb bot geb1obt pie Der 9iffens, 10
6uB id friefpentli gar nit genobtiii
ben, OBJ id ebett gebn oboer re6ubr;
off &obrs Is mild Der @dnee ms
|Gebs gefloge In meitne Nobs tDar off
10 NIT S9nee %gefotptpert, oaB mer
oie &ubffnmmer gan5 gut for e So
|babgenidIeit bdtt iubie tonne. I'm
6onn ser @eitpobf, ser IS 10 eiiig I'm
10 glaH I'M 10 fdIipperig geuefe, DOB
id 10 ebaut e 9utenb mal a11sge:
idIippt I'M bingefane i'm. 0us gebort
au6 nit at bie beionnere Mnnebmlid-
feite bom Gene.
lin in @peit bon aII Die &alt ben
ib geidpuibt, pie en- diff 100 mer an
en- ret bait @tobf ieke 6ubt. Sd ben
n1eine 8eI5fapp bon 6ie Dbre meg ge=
5oge nn bas is mo i9 BEN gr0Bte
Wistebf ge1nadt ben. Sd ben mint
Iib in e forge 3eit 10 e fonni 5ieb=
Ting IN meire Sbrldppder genobtiit,
6ns bat gebrennt mie Seter I'm bann
ZEN ib 6as nGn1Iibe 5iebling IN mel
ne 9anos friegt. Sd ben es atptper
nit qenreinb I'M ben immer tDeiter ge=
|1doff, Big fd]lieBIid Sic 2t55te oi1t=
ieit fomme Is, for gu ibr &rdn5de 81
gebn. Sc mar an aufge0ablt TN id
nnuB ioge, fe bat redt appetitli4 ge=
audHt. rSor Sc loft Of melt" bat fe &C.
}ogt, iekt 6ubit 6u idon patterier G
|5funo I'm e balb i6affe, DINNER ou
bait ia nod gar 1tifs fertig gebradt,
I6a is id nod fem Srf1 brett, mo Der
[5eittpobf Hier1 Is. .8ns orbff bu ben
ennibou erpeffte, ben id gefagt, bel
I6en fortmdbrenoe Sdnee I'M. ben
l@turmipinb, mo mir Is, tpie en- i1,11ger
IgIifIer6, IL aaes mas id geflient ben,
Ein e Minnit pibber bon nit Shnee,
GRAB mie id es BID reitetpeb erplebnt
ben"
So fnn,r nler mibber email 1ebn,
boz ou nod ME en- Ben1i merit TAM
meme @en5 iubie b11bif bot fid Die
|qiasie ber11er1rre Inife. Benn Du Oas
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-26
8n1rts fpffet stpei MilIiarben.

8o1bington, 16. 5eb. Ser Ans=
1dlnB Ser Mmericon 2egion fir Sc
IebesborIager teilte am Montag nit
fem Saupt5pef lei Ser, einen 8onns
fir ebema1ige Solbaten unb angemei=
ne militdri1de Musbil6ung beim &on=
greg bnrd3nieben. Sc fanoen e1ne
&eibe BON &onferen5en 5mtiden Mftt=
glie0ern BEG Musiduiies nn6 &on=
greBtnitgliebern itatt. 9ie Mmer1enn
.22egion beriudt eine1 Bonus BON SGT
pro Monat fir ieben ebemaligen Col
0nten burd5uleben. Die Soften fir DIE
8egiernng 1piir6en nuf ungefabr ST.,
600, 600 belanfen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-26
@einfeQer nit 8eidylag belegt.

Seem Dorf, "A. 5eb. ~ 9ie 5rage,
Oh ein 8irger beredtigt lit, in einem
Hripatbaule olfoboliide @etrdnfe anf-
5nbetpqbren, miro oemnddit I'M 8nn-
oesgefidte 5um Mustrag gebrodt
tperoen. 3ollagenten legten fur5lih
SEN 8ripatborrat bon neurt 5dfiern
@ein uno 1900 6laiden @bisfp, Sin,
.@bompagner unb anoeren geiltigen
@etrdnfen oas gigentum BON Sobn
$. 8rabe in 8rooflpn, nit 8eidlag,
obtpobl bie}er Dor Der Sir 5u ieinem
@einfener cine &arte angenagelt bot
te, nuf ser gu leien itono: rBripat-
@efibena bon Sobn $. 8robe." Dies
bette er Iofort getan, ols bas Brobi-
bitionsgeiet in &raft trat. Der inte-
reIante SOIL ion CUR baloigen Ser
bnnbIung gebruht merben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-26

Die 6eiligiprednns Der ieliser
Marqaretba Mlacoq1te un6 Des leligen
Gabriel oelr Mo6oloraten, Eaiftoni=
item Softer, 1T nuf ben 10. Moi felt
aeiebt, sic Der Sungfrau bon Srleors
auf Ben 8fingitfonntag, %. @ai. gie
|seIigipredung beg ridden Gr5bi-
|idofg DIiDer BInrrfet miro nabr-
|fdeinlih an 18. apriI fattfi1oen.
Mnd1 oas naflte aoniiitori11m niinfm
Ser 81. Batter balb nod Sitern ab5n=
baIfer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-26
3n9tbdnsIer (ber eben cine
Strafe bon flint Sabren erbalten
bat): STE tiinf Sdbrden Die reiB i'd
RIM. mie niidtl
Depot. (gus benz Nefrolo,

- DeDot. (Aus Dem Nefrolog
zines 9uooeafuriten.) Gerenifiimas
gerubten, 9o6itibr 2eben in unierer
g%etreuen Stabt al bei6lieBen.
&onuItation. vSerr
Goftor, menn sic mid be1er mid!
naK. Yalm Bead idifen, i'd pcib
nid)t. ma: it, SDnen tue. ST babe
Elm 9utenh 5eniationstoiletter uno
m11B mei1e enteu 6reunoinnea boil
tier &oden binour9 aufregen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-26

8eforgnis. arnoe Gin Die
Budbanol!ma treten5): n5ie babe1
oa ia Elm 9,,D int sdaufeniter lie
gen: v9i- alnit, in bier Bobc't
framofiI9 gu lerner"!
@ommis: %,SoToh! 9ter iii g,
me;n @err!"
Scr aunoe fest ii6 uno begimt
gifria sn leicn.
&unlmis (nad] ether bal5en 5tun.
ec,. .Nieiu SEER, bier f0nnen sic
aacr nid)t uier Mnden fiten bls1-
innf"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-26

? p ERE are to pht@radsd the smeg GIRL one hongaH attire ong an even $500 and the other the young
i i The pictures were posed large department store especially fru War Savings Organization, With
out cos to the government for the purpose of giving striking nhsauon ohed difference between speed po
ing and be buying .a-nh nrvo
While I'VE are here to sell to the public said the hem Management and is Dur business M a she
attire persons VIII can afford it, we not wish to ncurgee tavgncea and We Furthermore would o g
outfit photographed is exaggerated Both mhkenh from ocular Sk and nights em a PUBL a %mn "M
duplicated at the COST named. Other stores mere and ELSEWHERE a make Hr comparisons r'"
never before it pays to shop" -, -.-a --.... ~a
than December mvhdm four United states Treasury department saving, @rfGhs she you'd he on Jan =
1924 an even $500 dh there would still e$76On her purse as e@h OF the TOUR s" savings o~@ "u
cos Miss Hm o'clock in charge dw onmnsa activities connection with thu Wars Savings Organization took one
at the photographs and exclaimed ~ .4 -, 49, a 1 rm he n~,bo
Doesn't She charming that sensible medium price" o"u anu ~ nn "H :" ' pN"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-26

Sic go5detpiti : aruneen Baben Obtiz
ia erobert uub iasen in aore4 1ie sSSa<
p%aneien boz fid berl - sSatu,er fefe
bruffl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-26

Die bemofratiide Bartei gebrandt
einen Mr5t, lefen mir IN einem 9m1id,
bIatte, 8o5u einen Mr5t2 @eFn. Die
1otengrdber an Der Arheit fnIo.
fonmt Der Nr5t 3u ffpdt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-26

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-26
NEW PROCESS
STEAM LAUNDRY

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New-York tribune., 1920-03-07

brick buildings which seemed badly
in need Of repair, until finally our
attention was attracted by a strain
of music coming from small
structure the windows of which were
decorated with cabalistic writings in
various colors. Through the door,
which swung open. just then to ad-
NIT strangely garbed individual
carrying something between a guitar
and ukulele, came a burst of mel
ody and a leeting glimpse of peo-
pie grouped about tables in the
murky light. 1t is a curious thing,
Mr.. Editor, that in none of the
places we visited did we find what
you could call an exposed light" +"
but everything was toned down and
shaded as if in rebuke to the blazing
display of naked incandescents to be
found along Broadway.
"Come on" muttered Opie-I for
got to mention that my Western
friends name is Opie-and he showed
New-York tribune., 1920-03-07

however, no reason for these pre-
cautions appeared, as once again we
found ourselves in room which
seemed entirely deserted. Finally,
through the gloom, which was only
alleviated by dim candles screened
off by paper shields, we saw four
young people, two of them girls,
seated at one of the rough, wooden
tables. They were talking in whis-
pers and seemed to range from four
teen to eighteen years of age.
We had three drinks Of hot choco-
late, mixed, I think, with sulphate
Of soda, but as nothing happened and
there was no music we again sought
the open air, after having purchased
a drawing, after the "free style," of
a young lady floating on her back
on the crest of a wave. Apparently
New-York tribune., 1920-03-07
A Touch of ''Life''

But what wanted to tell you, Mr..
Editor, is about my own case, which
is a different thing entirely, and how
| came to go on that expedition to
Greenwich Village 1t all goes back
to the visit to this city Of certain
gentleman from the West VINO got
the notion somehow that I was in
need of something he insisted on
calling "a touch of high life"
How he came to have this notion
| don't know. Certainly nothing I
did could have prompted it. l live
very quietly in Brooklyn, in very
respectable neighborhood, overlook
ing the bay, and l generally spend
my evenings in my carpet slippers
beside the radiator watching the
shipping in the harbor. (This dur
ing the winter only, as do not keep
my radiator going in the summer.)
Sometimes when the weather is fine
l sit on one of the wooden benches
IN the small park near the house and
observe the passing craft from there.
have an uncle, seventy-seven years
old, living in Elmhurst, whom | visit
occasionally, and when not thus en-
gagged there is a lady of very ex
csllent mental attainments whom
nave known for a long time with
whom l go walking.
So you will see, Mr.. Editor, that
lived what was in every way
clrcumspect existence, which makes
1t all the more incomprehensible
that this gentleman from the West
should have picked me for his com
panlon, and that /, Of all people in
the world, should have accompanied
him.
On the day this gentleman called
II was showing. 1t had also been
showing the day before, but toward
evening the temperature rose and
became very slushy. 1t was q
very disagreeable evening indeed,
and had just established myself
IN my favorite chair at the window,
uylng not to listen to the woman
IN the ballroom below mine who was
taxing voice culture, when the door
opened and this Western gentleman
walked in.
ne was in very high spirits and
00ls1erous, demanding that we "step
0'' and give the old burg the once
over"
New-York tribune., 1920-03-07
Picture Didn't Appeal

NOW, Mr.. Editor, was very COM
4oftaole where | was and I tried
- avert him by inviting him to
spend quiet and profitable evening
:. 10oors by joining me in watching
.1e ever changing picture of ocean
"a'nc below, but he merely became
sarcastic, accusing me of refusing to
W my part as a host in entertaining
stranger who wanted to see the
S'gnts Of the city.
ne was always a man of colorful
'aSgaage, and when, as a last, des-
pefaee expedient, l reminded him
'As' New York, like the rest of the
eountry, had put ban on the sale
!. liquor, he merely whacked me
Aeavl!y on the back and roared:
Liquor or no liquor, we go. Well