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The courier-index., 1920-03-05

These accounts are for a family of six people living on the farm and getting a large part of their living out of the farm itself. The wife kept these accounts but the husband did not keep his part of the ac- counts At least he did not keep accounts in cooperation with Mir. McNair There were, of course, other receipts fram the farm and some of the recepits mentioned, such as dairy products and eggs, are indirectly the result of feed grown on the farm. During the coming year this farmer and his wife will both keep accounts so that all the financial facts of both farm and family will be recorded
 Inventories are required from farmers who keep accounts but are not required in connection with household accounts. After keeping accounts in this way for year, farmers are better prepared to keep accounts in their own books. They learn the art of classifying ac- counts and learn how to sum up and balance the accounts at the end of the year.
 There is no expense ttached to this work and all blanks are furnish ed free.
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SHIPPERS
 WILL MEET IN ST. LOUIS

The second short course for CO., operative livestock shippers from Arkansas, Mississippi and Missouri will be held in the National Stock Yards, St. Louis, March and 10. s. W. Soty of the U. s. Bureau of Markets will be in charge of the short course and will be assisted by ". O. Ellis, local representative of the Bureau of Markets at St. Louis who made the November meet ing great success.
 T. Roy Reed, agent in livestock marketing with the Agricultural Ex- tension Division. is urging county agents and farmers who are inter ested in cooperative livestock ship ping and its further development to plan to attend the meeting. The attendance of county agents has been authorized by W. c. Lassetter, Director of the Extension Division. Transportation to and from the market will be allowed with two or more cars of livestock and a number of county agents are planning to take cooperative shipments of stock to the St. Louis market at this time,
The courier-index., 1920-03-05
WILL DETERMINE HOW
 BEST TO STORE SWEETS"

Observations are now being made on seven different lots of sweet po- tatoes stored in the sweet potatoe storage house of the Horticultural Department of the University of Arkansas. Each lot has been handl- ed in different manner in order that it may be determined what methods will simplify storage prob lems.
 The different lots of potatoes in- cluded in the tests are: potatoes dug before frost, dug after light frost, bin storage, storage in lug boxes, dug after freezing weather, placed in shed until curing period is fin ished in storage house and then placed in house at 55 degrees Fah- renheit, stored in lug boxes in eel lar.
 In addition to these experiments observations are being made on the comparative keeping qualities of Nancy Hall, Port Rico, Yellow Yam, Southern Queen and Triumph va rieties. The experiments are in charge of c. Woolsey, assistant Hor- ticulturist of the university.
The courier-index., 1920-03-05
NEW SPRAY CALENDAR IS
 REAY FOR ORCHARRISTS

A new spray calender for apples, peaches, plums, cherries and grapes has been issued by the department of plant Pathology and Entomology of the University of Arkansas. The schedule for spraying these fruits in Arkansas were planned in con- ference attended by Dwight Isely, A. ]. Alderman and Leslie Pierce of the Ozark Laboratory at Benton vile and w. J. Baerg and J. A. El- liott of the Arkansas Experiment Station.
 The schedule for spraying apples is departure from the old idea of a spray calendar that is comparable to the weather conditions in certain almanacs and about as reliable. With the knowledge that the specialists have at present, a fixed schedule cannon be made for Arkansas, ac- cording to ". J Baerg, of the Ex- pertinent Station.
 "The various applications of spray material for the codling moth must be timed according to the emergency of the various broods,' says MT. Baerg. "As yet we have no very simple way of keeping track of the development of the various broods SO that we can make recommenda- tions to the orchardist and let him determine the time to spray for him. self. At the experiment station at Fayetteville and at the U. s. En- tomological Laboratory at Benton ville,f the codling moth is reared in the insectary under conditions iden- tical to those in the orchard. By this procedure, the appearance of a brood of the worms can be pre- dicted week or ten days before it takes place."
 Copies of the new spray calendar can be obtained from the College of Agriculture, University of Arkan- sas, at Fayetteville. Furthermore, the fruit growers can obtain inform ation on the development and emer- gency of the various broods of cod ling moth at any time by writing to the Entomologist of the Arkansas
The courier-index., 1920-03-05
INVERTED VALUE

Its the glass, explained the
 dealer, in answer to a protest that he should not charge so much for framing so small picture. "Glass costs more than all the rest of the
 frame put together" He might have added that it cost more than most pictures; few artists, unless dead or with deathless fame already due, are so highly paid as glass workers nowadays. As for the de- signer of the frame-he whose graceful arabesque, and delicate traceries must be in keeping with the art they environ-well, dispos- session and starvation are his i'm ment future unless all signs fail. All the money goes to the mechani- cal part of the picture frame as it does to the mechanical part of the world-structure in general It is worse than robbing Peter to pay Paul for the good and sufficient reason that Peters work, in such
The courier-index., 1920-03-05
IS, NATURE POOLING US?

It would be no jokeat all if man died never to live again--if there were no other side to the Styx, but only intending nependthe. A joke always implies someone to enjoy or to suffer on account of it. But it would be the greatest and best joke that nature could play to wake us all up after we had settled down to our Hast sleep," starting us all over again to enjoy more of her pc culiar vein of humor. And if that is natures way, as has been shown, that is what we may reasonably ex- pect. Out of life, death Out of death, life.
 It begins te look, also, as if we were going to find nature out in this joke, without waiting for the death.-H. M. Williams in St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
The courier-index., 1920-03-05
OUR FRIEND, THE SNAKE

There seems to be born into the average human being an aversion for the snake. Despite this fact there is a movement on foot, al most world wide in its scope, to stop the destruction of harmless snakes, because they feed on in-, sects and their larvae, moles, house and field mice and other plant and vegetable enemies.
 In this country, California was the first to start in the movement. On the Pacific coast the most de structive agent of the crops is the gopher or ground squirrel. As sosn as it was learned that the gopher snake lived solely on the gopher, a statewide campaign was started to protect the snake. Then two CT three of the eastern states were aroused to the fact that their aEri- cultural interests were aided thru the protection of native snakes.
 The mole, which is such a men ace to the lawn, garden, and crops, can only be annihilated by the snake.
 The rats, carriers of contageoua diseases, terror of the poultry rais- CT and wholesale destroyer of all sorts of grain, are delicacy to the snake.
 The poisonous varieties of snakes can be detected often before being seen, by the peculiar, nauseatins, cucumber-like ordor. As a rule no snake will bite a human being un- less first attacked. Comparatively few varieties of northern snakes are poisonous.-The Thrift Maga- zine
The courier-index., 1920-03-05
We HaUe Enjoyed Wonderful Business Since January First

More cash sales and larger volume than before this time year. We hope the keep doing everything enghen the purchasing power of every dol lar brought to
 Our sales of feed and the prices just fraction above causing the buyers the orders Let Us figure your needs in this department
 COTTON SEEDING have been requiring certain credit toners to bring samples of their cotton seed lately and find the quality sadly disappointing expect of this advise that seed that will germnate and live after coming The crop will be expensive by with broken stand crop repaned in May We have other of Mebane Triumph from Lockhar Texas just today Come and buy yours before the supply exhausted We have also Webber 49 Express Haaga and Foster want for the big money in long staples try of these varieties
The courier-index., 1920-03-05
Put Your Idle Dollars to Work
 Help Strengthen Reserve Forces

THE credit and might imagine from the rush to get arrangements made that it had time limit it. Farmers requirements be large The whole country bare and seed and the credit facilities afforded load
 Under the circumstances idle dollar should be put to work How much actual cash there Lee county which perform service? Every dollar lying the old fashioned home places of security should be carried visit to the bank Study the vital relationship existing between baking community welfare and then do bit strengthen and build these until they reflect the real financial strength of this wonderful growing book we'll recognized badge of repectabta check book open any society Pos the and the other discriminatory purchase just what need the that only cash the counter will command
The courier-index., 1920-03-05

Children who have worms are pale, cross, fretful, and sickly most of the time. To rid the little body of these parasites WHITES CREAM VERMIFUGE is an approved reme- dy. When the worms have been driven out the child grows strong, healthy and robust. Sold by Har- rington Bros.
The courier-index., 1920-03-05

case, is head-work, while Paul's val ue, for the moment inverted, is of the hand-sometimes of the feet New York Evening Post.
The courier-index., 1920-03-05
ARKANSAS NOTES
i. s. Roberson of Washington

l.. s. RoberSon of Washington has a leather pocketbook, which has been handed down through many generations of his family. The pocketbook is supposed to be more than 300 years old.
 w. M. Graham of Prairie Grove, was severely bitten by a pet cat few days ago. He pulled the cats tail too hard and pussy turned on him viciously The wound is badly swollen.
 The Monticello Monticellonian has been sold by the Wilson Publishing Company to c. c. Wilmington, own CT and publisher of the Monticello Advance.
The courier-index., 1920-03-05

Experiment Station or to the U. s. Chronological Laboratory at Ben tonville.
The courier-index., 1920-03-05
Disc Your Land This Spring And Increase the Yield

The John Deere disc either plain reversible just the tool cutters suy and walking blows and middle busters horse gram drills check planters horse cotton planters harrow potato planters and all kinds cuvaors small tools Come and look them will probably suit and will both be benefited
 COTTON ROPE-We have large stock bought much cheaper than today price, and willing along make merchants price inside Memphis Our Seed Department Is ~wz mS ~r t~aaf Going Strong, as Usual @' N&A
 This the home good Lee county has one of the largest and carefully selected field garden seeds shown here We have Come to next week whether buying trip
 Selling lots of and bugges Do you need lower today than they will be again quite Liberal terms to those who thereby convenienced March is the Time to Plant Corn
 How much thinking of putting in? We hope plenty and that farmer will supply himself with seed of quality We have white and yellow that believe We intend planting them farms and shall be glad discuss them with interested Remember that gallon of plants and the though the seed be high will much onehaf buhe added per yield
 Car load of Gray Eagle flour in wood just in Get two at the old price. You will like it.
 Harness and HardlDare
 business better these nes the disc being sold low possibly make the Our dry goods shoes staple and will appeal purchases these departments will you money
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-08

sber3li1ffften# 9arfe nher audi iene,
fpelde NIT ebler Nddftenliebe iii 9ienite
Der ggDttliben 8oriebnng nnfere @elfer
unb 9fetter aetporben iinD. d
unb bas 1tnb Dor allen nn1ere lieben
Sreunbe I'M fatboIiIden Mmertfn. Sssbnen
berbanfen mir an erlter Gtelle Die finan=
5ieIe 9tIfe, tpelGe n1tig tpnr, Inn infer
|Berf fort5ufibren. gm Infange bes ariez
geS bnbe1l mir ltns ale init 3ugen aeS
frngt: Sails bie5er 3n1tnnD LANCE bnuert,
mas 1on 0arn aus urls iper0en? SIZE Bege
nn6 europa tpnrDen uns nbge16nitten:
&c tpnrbe 5btperer unb 1dnerer, aulebt
gang unrn0alt6, @elomitteI bon BORT fnn1z
men 51 lai1en. limb bod. foute Die Nifz
lion tpeiter egt1tieren, Damn brauGte lie
bas td9li6e 8rot. 9aB mir in bie1er 3eit
feline g%ldn5en6en Sort1Gritte ma6en
fonnten, mar nns ielb5tber1tdnDlid. Nuf
neue Sldne, rene rnternebmungen, nel1e
grDbere 8auten mnbten mir bon borne
berein ber8i9ten, nber n~enigitens tpouz
ten mir bod 1u9en, bn5 8eitebenbe gu
erbalten.
SIT nns bas gelnngen? @inb mir borz
'tparts %gefommen, o0er aber iinb mir 5l1s
riidgegangen? SIZE folgenDe Statiitif mag
bnriiber einigen Nuffhlub geben. ssSn ibr
1T bic 9eiili6e grnte seq Iebten sSabres
berbu9t. 9es Bergleides baIber babe l.
bic 3ablen aus Der 5tnti1tif oes sSSabres
1914 beigefigt.
Mm Is. Suit 1919 5dbIte bic Mifiion
@etarfte gbri1ten :. .93,698 1913
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-08
8iideSi Henninek
Misunderstanding.
.eebr aeebrts Gren,npe lap @DlItate.r!

Sebr geebrte IIreMt1be NH MpbIt1ter!
9etlige 9aufespfli1ts DrIdt mir Sic
ISeDer in Die 9nrb. Stint 4&riegsinbre mil
ibren 5orgen nt1b Soften Iie9en binter
ans. 8inter ms Iiegt alb bas leb,te nni
Ildtperite Dieier Sabre, in tpeld]em bel
5turm infer nrrnes MifiionsfGiffIein 81
berf6lingen brobte. ngBir fo11n1er in Bic
|Etefe bes Weeres." s5 h
S9 babe bnmnIs, aIs Die grobe Sc
fair Der 9eportatipn fir nns bernufftieg
5npeilen al meinell Witbriibern ge1agf:
ISebt gebt's btnein ing @a1er; tiefer mn
tiefer, adj, 1tdnben mir bod einmaI tpiez
Der am anbern uferl @ott lei Danf, es
i6eint,; mir iinb iptpettl Sic 8nHer be-
ginnen ab5nlaufer. @eute, ba ib bieies
{6reibe. bringen Die 3eitungen uns Sic
freu0ige Mel6ung, bnb tpieberum Elm
5tMd iener 5emmniiIe gefnuen, Die inns
lobtel gu i9affen mad1ten, nnb bie> Mrbeit
10 erl9tperten. Sic &e1Grdnfnnga nnierer
@eifefreibeit 1T a%ufgebpben, tpir burfen
n11s fpieoer irnerbalb nr1erer MiIton be-
tpegen, nn0 f0nnen nun tpieber nit gr0z
Berer Sretbett %n1ii5ionieren.
8dbrenb mir nun tpie Sic S1raeIiten
am nfer Des rotten O2eeres {teben unb 8r>
riidi6nuen in Die itirmi19en, gefabrbroz
benben Sluten, ba flint ii9 infer @er8
nit innigem 9onf gegen @ptt, Ser III
tpunDerbarer @Mte uns be19iibt, NIT Dem
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-08
.s..IITLt
III

ST. & ps.a ;a:;::::::::. 80 s sss
!!9ie observation-disclosures Ser
n1nebte ..... 1880 3,14l
Sic Snbreseger8itien ]. 1896 1,518
|&rnnfe bebnnbeIt ..46,155 39,7338
&oniuItntionen .192,822 122,,769
8enn mir bieie 2ablen ndber betrndgs@
ten, 70 feben. mir foglei4 8n unierer
Sreube, bob NIT 9ilfe Der g0ttli6en 8naS
De bic Mifion trob beg &rieges in einis
gen Rnnften 9etpn9fen ift. ST. ma11den
m6eren nber lit tie Ietber elm gntes 9fiid
8urudgegangen. 9ns gilt gang Defenders
betreffs beg Wifionsperfonnls uno Der
Nnitalten. @eit ie9s SSabren itno BON glls
ropn feine WiiIionare mebr %geiommen,
unb Die Mn 1taIten baben an Der S9tpinoS
fn9t nno un%tererndhrung g%elitten. 4ber1
iie iinb tpenigitens nidt at @runbe ge<
eangen. 9aB Sem ober 70 it, 6ab tpir Bic
Wtfior am 2eben erbnlten fonnten, tie
|tpenn AUDI teiltpei1e in berlang1amtem
.SempD tpeiterfibren fonnten, Dn3u bnben,
tpie geIagt, Die amerifani16en &at6oli~
Ten uns gebolfen. @ar 160n unb liebensz
piirbia Dat li6 1lns bier @ottes 8ntergIte
betpdbrt. essn bem1elben MaBe, in tpeldem
Der &rieg }i9 ldnger binalsoebnte lllD
Die 6dtpieriafeiten bon europa 5ilfe 5u
erbalten alnabmen, Big fdliebli9 Sic Ser
binbuna aan8 abgeiperrt mar, in benz
gleiben @aBe 1T audi pie 9pterfrsuo1ge
SeiInnbme nn1erer an1er1tar11der aatbo>@
lifen fir bns WtfiionstperI IN allgeme1z
men unb mt9 fir nniere Nttl11on 9epaUz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-08
a- DO r.. h.= .hH I'll
[ll
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lSdgenerfsbeItbers nn0 MIliDndrs
bermebren. 5don inn ieb5ebnten SAT-.
re 1par er trobbem SDnbifaliit. ST.
9l10apeit bette er cine Steue ais 81.
STANDARDIZATION nit Dem @ebalte Dor
$4,000 &ronen idbrli6. Ct er5Qblt(
uns rubig, apie er iid fdon mabrent
Der aera bes @rafen Eiiaa nit Ser
(Gerroriiten @orgo, Suli11s &epeip II.
gugen 9aiao beridupren batte, ben
|@rafen Tt15a 81 ermOr0en. NlS mar
iiber 0ie Musfibrrng Der Eat ge=
einigt batte, i6lug er. por, ben erit
17=idbrigen 2ifai-2eitner Sen 8lan
ausfiibren at laiien, neil er ais Wfin,
oeridbriger ni6t gum Gobe perurteilt
tper0en fonnte un0 auberoem bobgra=
Dig lbminofibtig lit. uNIs @ela Scum
feline 9iftatur proflamierte, fblob ih
mi8 ibm an. Sn ieinem Muftrdge ber=
iibte ib ole Observation-Disclosures"
tpesbnlb id bier bin. SSn feinem Sea-
men babe i9 pie Eobesurteile iber
Die Biirgerliden %gelprod)en uno poa=
Itreden laIien. IS gibt nnr etnen
@auptidmloigen -8eln &11n." ~
|Seit 8od)en arbeitete &ortpin an lei-
ner 8erteibigungsrebe.
@ir betraten MIN Sic 3ene oes So
1ef @5ernD, Der &apit1ns Der 2entn=
8uben, Die Sunoerte un0 Sunberte
bon blutigen Moroen beriibt baben.
@dbrenb beg &rieges tuar er Matro=
1e. ST lit Der SDp zines elegunten 3u=
bGlters, nm beiien CUNT 1id megen
ieiner f0rperliden 8oblgeitalt uno
energii9 idonen @eii9tsauge ii6 im=
1ner einige Dirnen 1treiten. Wan per=
'itebt iofort, bab fid 6ieiem Wanne
nit 5ultansneigungen audi bplterif9e
|6rauen bon bobererN 8il6nng an Sen
9ols marfen, mie Dies eine Srau b.
s. ... tat, Die in Der Sierra &a1n nit
|ibm lebte, i9lemmte un6 bel ben SUI
1tift5ierungen nntpeien0 NOR. 3Dnii6
1agt G5errrD 81 11ns, 0aB nod an6ere
8aroninnen un6 @rdfinnen ebenfaus
UNI feline CUNT gebublt baben. Seine
@ar6e -aablte uripriingli6 300 Munn.
.9pater 1pur6e iie bon Yogonp anf
900 Mann erb0bt. MIs @aierne 6ien,
te ibnen 6as Halais BattbDanD ant
Ebereitenring. @ier bnr1te g5ernp pie
IN einem Sort. &anonen itan6en Dor
6em Saustor un6 20 Maibinengepeb-
re maren 5ur Gertei6igung bereit.
Seine 6ran m11rbe in sos 8alais elm
gelaiien, ieitbem cine 190ne Na9ob-
merlin Ser Charlotte @or6eD bei
@5ernp elm S9Gferitiin6den erbettelt
bntte, nm mabren0 ~6esielben beimlb
cine S0uenmaidine in leinem ,a3im-
mer at berbergen, sic, more iie nidt
tpenige Minute1r ipdter entbedt NOR
Den, 6as gan5e @alais in sic SUIT
gefprengt baben mir6e. Sour Die
@eiber fiirdte ih" iogte @3ernD grin=
ien6 3n nrS, "nn6 fam bod bon III
men ni6t lai1en."
Gin gan5 or6eres 8ilo lit Mpra6
&obn4&erefes in Ser Electromagnetic
rte am Margaretenrtng. Gin inter
iebter Menl9 nit 6em tDpii6en&un6-
6es ruiiiib=iii6if6en Gbo5aren.
@r lit iib ietner nntaten betpnBt uno
uetB, 6aB i'm Ser Go0 ertpartet. @r
Ipar elmer iener Senfer, Die 5u Du=
unglIdli6e Wenf6en ertpirg-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-08
Tn Cerronlten.
kerker
Oh


Sn 8r,bapeit bot Dor oem offentli.
den ouitanbtgen @eridtsbofe Dor Ell
niger Belt cine Serie bon 5trafpro-
5elien %begonnen, IN melden Der Ho'
ten @aroe 8ela Sums, Ben %logenann'
ten 2enin-811ben llno an0erem li6t'
idel1e @elinDel bas llrteil ge1proden
meroen miro. Sic 8erbanolungen er=
regen oas europaiide Sntereiie I'M
b0diten Mobe, 0enn 6ur6 tie miro
man tief in bas 9eben un0 Ereiben
Des 8uoapelter Iblegers ser 0ritten
@osfa1er) S,,ter1ationale binein-
bliden fonne1t lnb, ,pie ibon iebt &c.
iagt tper0en fam, init gmpfin0ungen
III lagbaren gfels uno tiefiten S6au-
oers. 8er bteueidt glaubt, bob fi9
unter ienen, Die our Geranttportung
ge5ogen tperoen fonnten, a19 nl1r eli
ne 9erion hefinbet, bic 0nr9 ben
iiber5eugten Suit ioealiter 3;cle gum
Willetdter murbe, miro enttdui9t IN
cine @eieui6aft BON Gerbrehern l1no
9eegenerierten bineinltarren. bon
tpeld3en mobl sic meilten -tpenn aud
nus au6eren @riin0en ln6 8eranlai-
iungeu : i9ul0ig getuor6en 1paren.
9as 1par Ser @inorud, Ben mir aue,
aorreiponoenten ser austpdrtigen
Yrelle> empfanoen, Die mir @elegens
belt batten, bic gefangenen Eerrori.
item in ibren &erferflaulen aufiuden
,tnb ipred)en 5u for11er.
Nalr Elm Sberleutnant mur nns
bel inherent &unogang burd bas Dfi<
Iit1rsef4ngnis om Margaretenring
OILS 8egIeiter un0 Siibrer ~beigegeben
poroen. l1nbebinoert fonnten tpir al
lie @efoneenen 1eben, befragen uno
hire ant1porten entgegennebmen. Bon
Sen berbafteten Sournaliften Fam unS
feiner at @eIt9t, neil tie in elmer am
berer1 @efangnisanitqlt untergebradt
itno. MQen Snbaftierten iin6 bobe,
lid)te un0 refine 3ellen 5nm Qnfent<
battle ongemieier. Muf unfere 6rage
nod Der 8erpflegung un6 8ebano-
lung erfldrten ane 8efragten, Dab tie
oariiber feinerlei &logen fiibren fBnn-
ten. Son MtBban6lnnger, Die jie erz
ouloet baben ioaten e%r1Ddbnten tie
1ridts, ou9 mar an teinem einaiger
bon ibnen bobon cine Spur at feberr.
S6on in einem Saal, in Del9em Sc
Herlonen an1pei enb tparen, fielen
ibarfe @orte gegen 8ela &l1n un6
Die anoeren @olfsbeauftragten, 6ie
it6 redt5eitig unter ben 5duB Der
0iterrei6ii9en &egiertng 5u itellen
tp11Bten, obpobl iie amein nod Mn-
itbt ibrer berbofteten @enoiien fir
ales Sur6tbare nno @ei9ebene berz
ont1portli6 iein iouen. Gum Iei6en,
fdaftli6en Mnfldger gegen &un uber
pl1roe uns gegeniiber Der berii9tigte
Otto &ormin+&lein, Elm budliger, ber-
tpudiener &erl, nit lang borbdngen.
Ser, frummer Sapiernaie, tDulitigen
Sippen, a%biteben6en groBen, rotten
Sbren, eiformigem @eiidt nno b11=
idigen Mugenbra11en. &ortpin lit IS
Sabre olt nn0 madt in Ser Belle eli
men armleligen @in6rud. Mit feinen
longen, berabbdngen6en Mrmen, fur
sen 8etnen; gleidt er einem Orang=
lttang. &ebor er 8orfdmpfer oes
aommunismus puroe, buIf er eifrig
BEN &eibt11m ieines 8aters, zines
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-08

@ar111t tuatrbeu iolde @orte ,1idJt
Dor bret Sabren Iaut? Sc Matin iagt
III eirren1 2eibartifel: n8ie mir aus
Ben Derbnnolunge1t 6es 5ennts erie
ben, loil 1id Mmerifn bon anen euro
p6ii1en Mngelegenbeiten fernbalten.
|Bir ale ytpiinidm, bob Mmertfa IN
'bieIem Beftreben erfolgreih ei.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-16
How Many Teeth
Have You Lost?

You'd be surprised how quick they
can all gO%-less than a year. That
frequently happens.
Even the most sound, clean, we'll
~cared-for teeth are frequently coated
with an aeldy film. They ran be-
THEY OFTEN ARE-lncrusted with
germ-breeding tartar. That's what
causes decay. And that's what causes
irritated. bleeding. spongy gums-ul-
ceration-pyorrhea
Don't neglect the teeth. Use PYROS
daily. II emov the flm-dlslnte-
CRATES tartar. PYROS penetrates-to
the very sockets OF ;hs teeth. Eradi-
Gates the deep-seated, germ-laden pus
sacs. Prevents decay-Restores the
gums-Preseryes the teeth. PYROS 10
harmless TO health tissues. dentine or
e%naiael. Endorsed By leading dental
authorities.
Dispensed and guaranteed by Butts
Drug store.