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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-02-23
BILL TO GOVERN
MEAT PACKERS
KENY N-KENDRICK REDRAFT
MEASURE is REPORTED.

Washington, d. c., Feb. 23.-In-
creased government supervision over
the packing industry was recommend
ed to the senate today by Senator
Gronna, republican, of North Dakota,
in reporting favorably the Kenyon
Kendrick bill as redrafted by the ag-
riculture committee.
Under it's provisions federal live
stock commission would be created to
supervise the packers, live stock mar
kets and market agencies, and the
packers would be prohibited from
dealing in foodstuffs other than live
stock products where competition
would be lessened: from apportion-
ing territory or purchases or arrang-
ing and agreeing to control prices,
and from driving competitors out OF
business. 1t would also require them
within two years after final passage
OF the bill to relinquish ownership OF
interests in stock yards.
THE measure seeks to establish
for this industry" the report said, "a
degree of public supervision compar-
able to that which long has been ex-
ercised over the railroads by the in
terstate commerce commission.
THE enactment of this bill is rec
commended upon the ground that the
great public markets in which is ham
died the live stock that supplies the
demand for the American consump-
tion of 100000 pounds of meat
and meat products annually, are pub
lie utilities and that as such they
should be subject to supervision by
an official agency which will reveal
all the facts having to do with their
operation and which will be enabled
to proclaim these facts with the voice
OF authority to all interested par
ties"
Disclosures by the department OF
justice, the report said, have revealed
the existence of what is an un-
healthy condition in this industry u
while courts cannot provide an ade-
Quate remedy to meet the situation.
THE only alternative" the report
added. "is to establish an executive
agency which shall be definitely
clothed with sufficient power to pre-
vent the development again IN this
industry Of those conditions which
have heretofore been the subject oi
90 many investigations and which
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-02-23
Adriatic Note
Nearly Ready

Washington, Feb. 23.-President
Wilson's latest reply to the Allied
note on the Adriatic settlement may
be ready for transmission to Europe
by cable tonight, White House Off
cials said.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-02-23
America and the
League of Nations

London, Feb. 23.-The British
League of Nations enthusiasts have
reached point where they want to
admit the United States to the
League of Nations on principle of
"all benefits and no risks" the
Morning Post said today.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-02-23
PROHIBITION WAR"
IN MICHIGAN
COUNTY OFFICIALS AND FED.
ERAL OFFICIALS DISAGREE
NO BIIOODSHED.

Iron River, Mich, Feb. 23.-Iron
River was sitting figuratively today
on the brink of a prospective prohi-
bition war, but it was mighty peace
ful prohibition agents from Chicago
that will leave there tonight for Iron
River with orders to "clean up" Iron
county, it was stated.
Jesse Allen, deputy sheriff of Iron
River, said today there had been no
violation of the Volstead prohibition
law in Iron county. His statement
was reiterated by Sheriff Albert Will
son at Crystal Falls. Both said they
prevented Leo j. Grove, prohibition
agent, arresting three brothers of the
Scalcucci family because Grove had
no warrant. The brothers had IL
kegs of grape wine stored for their
own use, they claimed, and were not
violating the law. Allen said Grove
was trying to put something over.
Informed that federal agents were
attempting to secure warrants for the
arrest of the county officials who in
terferred with Groves when he at
tempted to arrest the Scalcucci broth
ers, Allen said he understood that
they would be unable to get warrants.
Sheriff Wilson said there would be no
trouble at Iron River and that there
would be no gun play.
st. Paul, Feb. 23.-There will be
no gun play in Iron county, Michi-
gan where the county officials are
reported to have resolved against the
action of federal prohibition enforce
ment agents, officials here believed.
large force of federal agents from
the Chicago district are on their way
to Iron River to "clean up' the situa-
tion
Iron River, Feb. 23.-M. S. Nc
Donaugh, county attorney, wired to
Attorney General Palmer today, de-
manding full and complete investi-
cation of what he termed fake stories
regarding the prohibition revolt in
Iron county. He offered aid to au-
thorized government agents and de-
clared that Grove had no credentials.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-02-23

have given rise to so much suspicion
and distrust.
ut is believed that this measure
will meet the demands of all the
great farm organizations and that il
will prove satisfactory to consumers,
from both of which classes has come
the imperative call for legislation"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-02-23

bers of congress who have voted
against the dictum of the labor or
ganizations. But the political fight
is not to be confined to the issues as
developed in the railroad bill. 1t
VIII be waged also on the issue of
government ownership.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-02-23
Going After
Tax Dodgers

Washington, Feb. 23.-An appro-
priation to finance a $1,000. 900. 900
drive on tax dodgers is asked of con-
gress by Commissioner Roper.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-02-23

Independent Dray Line
HEAVY AND LIGHT TEAM
WORK Of an kinds. We do ev.
!erythi1g IN the way of Hauling.
Phone 2l19 Or Can on
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-08-12

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the Lynden Creamery Company,
corporation, duly organized and ex-
isting under the laws of the state OF
Washington, has presented and filed
in this court petition praying for
the disincorporation and dissolution
of said Lynden Creamery Company,
having its principal place of business
at Lynden, Washington, and for a de-
cree of this court dissolving said
company and directing that upon
such dissolution the directors of said
company act as trustees of the cred
itors and stockholders of said COM
pany. settle its affairs and divide
among the stockholders the money
and other property which shall l.
main after payment of all debts and
claims against said corporation. and
that the court has entered an order
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-08-12
FERNDALE MAN ISSUES PERMITS
TO BURN SLASHINGS IN LYNDEN

Charles Hamshaw Of Ferndale is
the man to whom Lynden people are
required to go to get permits to burn
slashings. Hamshaw is the fire-war
den for this section.
He may be reached by telephone at
Ferndale S303.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-08-12
LINDEN STOCK Is EXHIBITED
AT SkAGIT COUNTY'S FAIR

Peter Meenderinck has his herd of
pure-bred Jerseys on exhibition at
the Skagit County Fair this week,
and the LINDEN stock is attracting
considerable attention.
Many Lynden people left this morn
ing to spend the day at Burlington.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-08-12
NEWS OF LYNDEN

Albert Van Diest of Yakima is Wis
iting the Van Leeuwen, Van Diest
and Van Worst families in Lynden.
Mrs. P. Meenderinek is camping
at Birch Bay this week.
P. NJ. Serrurier and Rev. W. O.
Benadom left Monday to accompany
a party Of Methodist ministers TO the
Skyline Divide on Baker. The party
will camp there for a week.
Edward Kamm, who had complet-
ed his work with the six-day Ellison
White Chautauqua circuit. has been
transferred to the seven-day Chau-
tauquas TO act as cashier.
B. c. Crabtree has purchased a
new Pan automobile, made by the
Pan Motor Company. He received
the car last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. jaeger left Tuesday
to visit in Iowa.
Mrs Al TIE Selle and family are
camping at Birch Bay this week.
John Dyk left for Montana on
Wednesday.
a new Case threshing machine was
received at the B. c. Crabtree farm
this week.
in said cause fixing Monday the goth
day of August, 1920. at $3.50 o'clock
a. NJ. at the court house in the city
of Bellingham. Whatcom County,
Washington. as the time and place at
which said petition shall be heard
Dated this 2Sth day of June. 1920.
GEO. NJ. COOK.
County Clerk.
First publication July !. 1920.
Last publication August rs, 1920.
r. B. LIE coco.
Lynden. Washington,
Attorney for petitioner.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-08-12
LINDEN AUCTIONEER SELLS \
TEAM FOR RECORD FIGURE

Mike Vandergriend sold single
team of horses for s7O7.50 at the Ell
der Brothers sale at Clearbrook last
week
Two public sales are on the calen-
dar for the next few days A sale
will be held at the Fred Fisher farm
on the Glendale paving on Saturday.
On next Thursday. a sale will be held
at the Jacob Kamerer place, one-half
mile north of Browns Store.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-08-12
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY
OF WHATCOM
NO. 14430
NOTICE

IN THE MATTER OF THE DISIN-
CORPORATION AND DISSOLU-
TION OF THE LINDEN CREAM
cry COMPANY, a CORPORA
TON
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-08-12
BOYS OVERALLS Sis
WOLFE DRESSES SPECIALLY PRICED

There are only few Of these dresses left
If you can find your size you will be able to
secure q real bargain.
While they last you may take your choice at
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-24
BR. MAMATEY oDCHADzA.

minulom & priniesl sine boil pod 'akovane br. Ma
mateya llradu predsedu aovenskej Ligy Amerlke
Este ma kongresse Milwaukee ked' prijimal trad pc
peda ze sa bude muset vzdat radu nekol ko mesaa-
COW preto ieho pod akovanie neprso neoeakavane Ale
pretsa neozno zdrzat ably aspon nekol ko siov
nepovedali nom tejto prfleztosti.
Br Mannatey vysvihol sa ma popredne miesto medz
Slovalmi Amerikanmi svojou vlastnou uslovnost ou
Nemal vysokych skol-unverht ppedsa dostal sa az
tax aeko casom ako host al prednasaf na unlver-
zitach Amerike Jeho charakter G zriedkavy medzl a.
1nerick5m Slovakm Je snad ediny celnejslch vod
GOV amerckvch Slovakov, ktoreho eesti neple AMI
naine1sia skvna A6kol'vek uz svo-vlasy, odchadza
verenei cinnos pomerne chudobny co nelnozno pove-
dat mnohyc invch vodcoch, co je tez ednou pr-
Gin ze narod "a tax dhy cas- venova svoju 1pnd do
:@5 '@
Br Mamatey je vel'mi shovievavej natury, vie "a
chodit' udm Obycane nikdy nevzal kredit "a svoju
srac ale dal no inm tax 81 zabezpecova lch spolu-
cinnost' Ked vojna vypukla, New York hrozn odtrh-
nutm cd Ligy zaozena bola kontra-Liga (Polt Sdru~
zene). Prisy vyjednavania; pp Daxner Belek 81 ne
poradi Newyorcanmi, br. Mamatey nezratl trpez-
lvost po odchode menovanych panov hladko vyrovnal
spory Poticke Sdruzenie ktore uz zakladalo al svoe
odbocky 20 okoltch mestach, zmenilo sa ma sbor So
venskej Lgy spech spooenej prace sobodu naroda
bol zabezpeoeny Take incdenty zab1da1 lahko, ale
ma ich zahladen mnoho raz spocva zdar aebo nezdar
Nuz, skoda, ze br Mamatey odchadza Ale ma jeho
novom p6sobis co ceskoslovensky konzul bude NADIA
lei len suzbach sovensk6ho naroda ktoreu uz cd TAX
davna sllizi ceou oddanost 'ou. Praje1ne mnoho
zdaru este dlh6ho zivota. Jeho prace vzdor kuvic
hlasom ocenene s dobre srdciach vsetkych opravdo
vych Slovakov. -
Novemu predsedovi p ]. Bieekovi, praje1ne mnoho
zdaru v budncom vedeni prac Slovenskej Ligy
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-24
Jedine vychodisko stredo-europskych
narodov.

Pan prezident Masaryk je ash
naJvassi zivy statnik na svete a
on. vidcl spasu stredo-europskych
naroaov v politiekom spojeni.
v okt6bri roku 1918 podpisai
vo Filadelfii zastupooyia dvana-
stitch narodoy "Prehlasenie Spo-
loen3ch 'Ciel'ov Samostatnych
Europskych Narodov'', a p. Ma
saryk bol prezidentom Stredo-
Enropskej Uni. Tato politicka
unia bola schybla, ale myslienku
nutnost' tel jednoty clti dnes
kazdy nestranny statnik. Keby
ta Stredoeuropska Unia bola ma
la hospodarsky podklad, bola by
zostala do dnes, mnoh1 t'azko-
sti neboly by sa staly. Mad 'ari
neboli by mohli napadn1t' Slo-
vensko, Poliaci by sotva mali vol
nu s Rusmi, industria obchod
by dnes kvitly.
Je samo zrejme, ze stredo-eu-
ropske narody musia nazlvat' v
pokoji, ba musia spolu pracovat
v hospodarstve.. Blaho jedneho
statu s1yisf blahom vsetkych
j. 'udstvo je organizmus, kto'
rom kaSdy narod ,je ddom telo
neni zdrave, dokiaI trpi ieder
I'D. Priroda a zakon zivota vyza
duje ko-operaciu. Treba je !eI
.dobrej vole.
4 Jedine vychodisko pre- Slavia
J aev je spojenie. Ale to spojcnis
nesmie byt' umels1 lez skutocne
priemyselne, ekonomicke. Jal
4 nnohym t'azkostiam by sa odpo
lamGhlo, keby stredo-europske ma
rody odstr&nily hranicne clio. Ka
zda ia krajina musi mat dovo
a vyvoz. Toto je teraz obt 'azene
lebo ,kazda vec musf list cez hra
nice, kde platf sa clo. Ma Co j
Il to? Mech sa stredo-europske nd
rody zase spoja! Me politicky, q
lie hospodkrsky. Vsetky s1 v roy
!, nakom stave. Kazdy ten Stat mt
ii pezdvihndt' !. syoje indnstri'
j Seleznice q vobec scele s3hospodal
] stvo. Jak snadno to pojde spt
jeni. We'd len V spojen1 je sill;
v hospodarskej Uni Stredt
europskych. narodov je 40 mi
l,uH. ,Jak4 to mncl Buae i'm mo
ne robit' obchod vo vel 'kom. Bl
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-24

d1 moct' mat lod 'stvo, S ktorym
nebude l'ahko konkurovat'. Vse-
tex uzitok ich prirodneho bohat-
stva zostane ich rukach. Skoro
kazdy Slavian premysl'a o jed
note Slavianov. Tu je len potreb-
ma akcia, cinnost'.
Toto je doba preporodenia Sla-
vianov. Slavianstvo prispelo uz
mnoho pre- pokrok sveta, ale jeho
den este len prichadza. Oni nau-
sia svet mieru. Slaviani s1 mono
hast rivi, ale este .nikdy nezrobi-
Ii vybojnn valku. Oni sa len bra
Mill. S1 prirodne mierumilovni a
znaj1 ko-operovat'.
spc.ime sa, bratia 'Slaviani! -
Mech, vyplh sa tnzba nasich o.
tcov, ktori kriesili ducha slavian-
| skeho. Ked' nespojime< sa dnes
hned', tax moze Ease prejst' tisic
rokov, kym nam nadide TAXA pri-
lezitost'. Vieme, Re prezident ees-
koslovenskej republiky vedie po-
litiku mieru so vsetkymi susedny-
mi .statmi.
Shrknime sa vokol neho a "a,
cl1rafme seba samych a vsetky
nase zalezitosti.
| Hospodarska jednota je ,jedint
vycho.1sko strede-europskych ma
rodov.
/ Anton Mok
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-24

Treba sa len chytit' prace prv, nez Amerikani -
Yomgstownski sovaci kedykolvek sa do niecoho p1l-
still vykonali svou pracu d0stojne nepochybuJeme ze
al tato stretne sa najlepsim Vysedkom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-24

- Registracie k novembrovym
krajinskym vol'bam u mas bud1
30. sept, L., Is. q 16. oktobra.
Nezabudnite sa registrovat'!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-24
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FARAAY
MA
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48 alzrov ma McDuffy /
Road, ma li1rii poulieTiej ka-'
ry, 5 izbovy dom a nlastal'
a tekuca voda. Prijmem ma
LII hotovost' a .ostatok spla-
tky.
% akrov ma Hubbard Rd.
Novy bungalow so Z izbami
a 1mastal. Zamenim S majet-
kom v East Youngstown a..
lebo v Youngstown.
70 akrov v Cortland. Pre-
da sa lacno. Z izbovy dom a
mastal. Silo a tek1ca voda a
dobry. les, ma male splatky.
80 akrov ma Willowmary.
Zamenim "a majetok V kto-
rejkol 'vek casti mesta. Do
bryy Z izbovy dom a mastal.
Preda sa vsetko i so stat
ko1n. Prijmen malt hoto-
vost' a ostatok ma splatky.
+. C. MADEk
Real Estate
Company,
p. @. Box 416
Post Office Building
East Youngstown, o.
Phone: Auto. 1866.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-20
Nm {faI Der ipares

@tatsminiiter Str. Micbellen al
@orge bar / ct Snterpiep til ct
8la6 / &ergelt ont Sen foreliggen6e
pfonomiife @ituotion blonbt onoet
u6talt f6lgen6e, Der toger Si9te
poo set nor6iife &onoelsmpoe, iom
fornplig bleb ofbol6t / &idbenbopn:
- Ser bol6tes fornplig ct itort
Me6e / EN- nor6iif &obe6ita6 til
9r6ftelie of 9agens bren6en6e
Gpdrgsmaal. 6remragen0e &eprr-
1e1tantcr for Sc nor6iife 2on6es
Sorretnings1ip bar repre- enteret
Sc 6isfntere6e / iamfuloe tren6@
Gage Dprtio og @ol11ta}p6rgsmool
@fsportz og Smportforbol6. 81
tom tilii6it trette og n6matte6e ii
oct &eiultat, at Set eneite itfrt
|@inlpemi66el nar at ipare og otten
lpare - offentlig og pribot. &bor:
letter Sc en6nu bob6e &refter moi
It'll famlet at ifDn6e fig til en- BE-
Ore Seltmi66ag mes 10 &etter Maf
log 9 S1ags Sin. @aa prompte oe
iombittigbe6sful6t psaftiferer moi
|fine Eeorier!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-20
bar erflnret, at ser life forclaa
Yepiicr for, at hun er set.

bar erflnret, at ser life forclao
8epilcr for, at Dan er oct.
Set, 6reier fig ON Mrreita1ten
Oll,f 9Neh itgtct for Matte11 mel
lem 6en %. og %. Muguit at bape
forlpgt at mproc @aaroeier Spren
&oulI e11 / Strife &ellinge peo at
ifp0e bonl gjernem Sopefan1m1er=
Ipinouct for bagefter at brgHe bans
Ycn9elfob op 60 tilc9ne Zig 800
@roner.
Gor Nebningerne forelaa Gafta,
at CIT 8otron al benSlags, 1om Sl,
Ien plcjer at BRUCE, par funoet
%|1toenfor @inouet, og at S11et bor
1teofienot % bur Jet Ser paa 60:
11er1. ~
Nrn CT ffploig, iogbe 9eeb'1in:
gene, oo oe bgrte oct, / Drabsfor:
lbg.
Seq CT life 1fpl6i9, 1agoe Slien
81 lopucr 8ebiS for, at S1Icn Ct
ifpl6ig, iog6c Suriiterne.
@ao mnrfeligt git oct. Mo1
bopoc tnnft fig Npbningene ion
Mnflogeoes &ern. Mllere6e be6 6er
onocn Sog moo Sssl1riiterne pprgt
SEN Mnflogeoe moo NGbringel1e.
Nt ifol Nigsonflageren afgigre
Dpoo Set lfa1 gjprcs.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-20
9tigsSagsmGnbene rDger 59ag=
piber.

Solfetingsmon6 Mprbope 1friper
/ EFT Mrtifel / @oltr1&p &pjifo1es
s(arsifrift 81. a.: Seq fan lite
tenfe mig noget @teo / 2an6et,
bbor Ser rp6es ioa tibet Spirit11s.
iom fer i &igsoagens @eitaura-
ton. 9erfmo6 er ser en- on6en
9olt, bpori Migs6agsmen6ere Ell
1unfet 6pbt> set er Sobaffen. STD
|ligere par set iaale6es, at ollie, Ser
rig Sobaf, alti0 rig @igarer, bar
Ser nogen, ser brrgte &ibe, bor set
fun biemme pan @otellet eller i
@eparatnerelier paa &igsbogen
&1rn cit enfelt bpilgr6 Hrofes1ol
gift me6 fin @no6e bbor fom bel1t.
0m oct er al OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
benipn eler set er for at efterlig.
ne Brofesioren> fm ieg fife beodm-
me, men mt er oct beieite Mo6e
blan6t &igs6ogsmen6 at br1ge
Sbagpiber, og man Ter MI life en-,
men brtn6re6e @sernplmer of bette
|@tpffe @eoifab i @irf1ombe6.~
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-20
NNt 9pbsfalb / Suban.

5noanmisiioncns Sorn1anb, ga
ltor Muton Ecoerienl bor mo6ta9c'
|Gelcgram fra Mrtnon / S1>6an ont
at 5rpfen Scnitl1c &riitcaien po1
ofgaact bc6 Gpoen al Moloric. Del
CT oct treble Sffcr blanot Slt6on:
Misiionrrcr11c for Mfrifas breben:
SC &lima Jet &lirna, ser enooq
|bar gipct ber1ne Gel al Mfrifa Nap:
net "9e bbi6es &irfegaarb".
yrdfen &riiten1en bleb / NoDem
ber Maaneo 1916 / Gr11e Strife
Malborg inopiet til fin l1blenoelie
Mfrciicu fanbt 5te6 Sen 19 San
1918, % FUN ndue6e Nh1man
|Mpril Mooncb fannie Mar. 6rpfe1
&riltcnlen bar nobonnet fom @pge:
plejcrlfe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-20
&ibbeuhan bar all;acucl fur lillc til
Spejlialcn.

SSSr10ultrifofeen oabne6e for l1ogl(
Mooncber 1ioc11 i ct lGrlfilt 2ofole
cit %iur0eles elegant 9}eltmtront
"Gpejllalcn", bpor Ser forlt blet
|l,>ffet op &. 4 ON Gftermi66ogen,
og bpor Ser FIN l%erpere6es borml
gfcttcr til Mio0ag og Mften, DC
1o1ntioigt frGpe6es Set at @ieiternt
if>1loc bore ielifabsfln6te - bpi1:
|fet for &errernes @e6fommen6e
pil0e fige Smofing eller 9ibfiole-
me6ens @je1ter / almin6elig @aa:
fle6ni11g life f,1n6e faa @6gang.
Set far imi6lertio bi1t fig, a
@oDe6ita6ens &uhlifum er for 1illf
It'll Gpcjlialen, set pasie6e life E1t
|blifun1, at en- &ortier ifl1lbe togt
Sem / 9ielDn for at 1c, ON Sc ba1
)fine not til at Hippo in6, og obe1
for Sen fortiatte SHORTHAND bor SC
|hel|en mt moattet gipe op. Speil
iolen er nit ooben belle 9ogen, OF
enbber Tan fomme i116, og man fa1
foo, bDa6 man har 2plt til.
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st Yas=GpcntDr.

9looct "&pbenb." bop9c forleoe'1
Scipg al cit Mo116, ser Mftene11
fprlo bar fo1nr1cn lige fra Gpn6cr=
ipllon0. l1noer n1cgel1 Ma11tcrbca
oa olle Segn paa Seltilfrc0sbe6 for
.tolte ian fe1gcn0e lillc @iltorie p1r1,
bpor6on ban og trc on6re Mejlenbe
hop6c taget Sc tplfc Nosmpnoigbe=
Ser / Noroborg pe6 Scr cn:
Seq if1,loc til Moroborg for at
)bcipqe min Spltcr, Ser ligger al
|bor1ig lpo Ser forteller ban, %
hop6c / Sen 2(nle6ning fooet 11o=
|ltc6t ct Eos.
S Basfontoret &j6benbopn nuq=
teoc m1oll in1iblerti6 at 1161te6e Eos=
lct otcr MISUNDERSTANDING. 9ci
!0jol0t fin opcr Torris. Men ic1
Liable INT lat mig / @obeoct, at ie1
piloe oper 5611ocrborg. s 6oaborG
b1ep nit Fos c teriet al Statspoli.
tiet, Ser iugelr Spbnbclie r g;or6c.
On1bor6 paa 9an1pere1 til Gpnoer=
borg bite oct Zig, at Ser p0erligere
families 3 &os meo famine Gpogbe0
iom nit. 81 fom 6og igjennem
,SoI6en / S9noerborg, bbor ieg III.
d. maottc betole II Wearf / Tolo
for 100 Gram 3obof> men oo bore
Nas if1,l6c rebi6eres, prote1tercol
n1a11. Set gial6t 10 oper Tarris.
Meir1tatet blep, at hi olle fire
b1ep fert op / @ogtitlten poo @1ot=
tet, og Ser bleb set me66elt %,
at ri iftl0e> blibe Notten oper fer.
Ser bar bDerfen 2Ds eller &orme,
ioa u6iigter,e for Scatter, por life
Sc lpieite. 96jtnonten, ser bar iot
til at posie paa os, og lom ban
meget e fbGr0ig, ipurgtc berfn
&aptaine11, ON hi iltebet maatte op:
bol6e ns o1nbor6 poo ct nnrmerl
ongipet Gift / &obner1 bpilfet Sap:
tojnen gob Eillo6elie til.
off 3 Mon6 bleb hi 1oa fort ON:
bor6 og anbrogt / &abptten. ST
8 ONT Mftenen bleb ri prGIenterc1
for Mflpsningen, 6er itille6e iif
meget penligt oberfor o.. Com Ell
Mnerfien6elie berof CD bleb ri eni
&c om at 6riffe 6em paa &elien
81 bel6te paa DEM alt, bbao 81
bil6e bobe> og be6 10-11=Ti6e1
bar @agten fua plafatful6, at 6e1
bberfen fnn6e lie eller bGre.
@n as @ange11 forlo6 ri 6erpac
@abptten og @fibet. Seq ielb ba'
SEN n%eftt61te, Ser entre6e 2on6
gangsbroen. So leg f6rit bar tom
men op / 8pen, fm6t ieg ct 2ogiE
for Matten, og Sen neite @orger
y.reifte leg til @or6borg.
Men 6a leg ff1l6e biem, fao Sc,
Ito golf r6. Gan6t man mig, bi6ftf
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-20

udfprer alt nit Husarbejde, hvilket
ijeg like kunde for, da jeg n@sten like
kunde staa op, og jeg har tire raske
Born. De kan benytte dette Brew,
hvis De @nsker, for Deres Lagemiddel
:er visselig vidunderlig for syge, ned
brudte Kvinder." = Mrs. A Kwarcin-
ski, 1927 W Oakdale Ave., Chicago,
III.
I fyrretyve Aar har Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound bragt Hell
bred og KrRfter til Kvinder, bortta-
get Rygsmerter, Nerv9sitet, Saardan-
nelse, Inflammation, Svaghed, For
skydninger, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES og pc
riodiske Smerter. Den har Qgsaa visit
sig ~uvurderlig 1 Forberedelsen til
F@dslen og under Forandringen af
Livet Perioden.
Kvinder, som lider, er inviteret til
at skrive efter fri og gavnlig Rad
til Lydia e. Pinkham Medicine Co...
II Fortrolighed). Oct er frit OF al
It'd gavnlig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-20
Wmeriforei(em 1ialp life.

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forbe6renoe pao Ben 1,1ge Mano,
at bou ltrafs otter Sjemfoml tel
gob fig iii at ipnrme for CIT berger
Zig ing 9on1c, 9otter al eli &in=
bon6ler @el1tler. "Ma io," loaoe
sen gon1le @rcpe, bo ban fit lln=
berretning berom, "6et fan 10. hipe
ct 1nutft &obn til 89rnene: &rag=
Sl1cl<&i11b=8 e11terz6rijs".