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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-09-17
st. PAUL.
NJ. M1CHAELsEN,
City Editor s Manager.
City Office:
s2s Endieott Building.
geb 8isb eiler &eparation 81
nine beipg ben p%elfienbte S,tbeler
Eimsa @elion. 200 6. 7b Street.
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Sssoet hi benlcber Spm9rflombe=
oe,, poa omItaaenoe Advertisement fra
1lnooomsforeningen al 1905 Min-
1,eopolis, 1fal hi FIN tilfpie, at Oan-
lie bcri Bpen --og ser er uben Snipl
Ell Sci ser agter Jig oeroper BEN
Aften, fiffcrt pil gore beoit | at iifre
fiq 8iuet i Sioe eIer / al 6al6 inoz
fni,1e fig / meget goo Sis for life at
rififerc at 9aa foreGpes. Doluo
fall lig9er, iom befenot, paa @ier=
net al Geoar She. % Stftb ct. 60.
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pber 100 Antompbiler pbelaat.
Rn1uSeh Mnronp- Emith -Qlne. d

pber 100 Amtompbiler bbelaat.
8amiep Garage, Smttb Mbe. og
Maut{ep st., brnnote forleoen Otter
s.i6oag. Sber 100 Ml1tomobiler
bleb boelagt, og Sfa6en anilaas til
r,njten 100000. Sloen opitoo beo
Ffsplofion al Ell @aSbeboloer ion1
s5elge af l1foritgtigbeo meo Ell Giga=
Id. ssloer breote Jig meb ,bol6lom
lort, og paa CIT balp Gime par Mn=
Inegct / &uiner. 8Deningen bar Del
ms %asiureret, % mal1ge al M1tomo=
Mleier,le babbc oeres Walfiner asin=
reret. No9le nerliggcnoe Suite blep
be1fnoiget be6 8ran6en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-09-17
Gfibsfarten.

"Sellig Olab" forloo @briitionia
.6en 10. Sept. % pentes til SEEM Dorf
Sen 90, bborfra Damperen igen iei-
Ter Sen 80.
"ltnite6 States" 1,aaeoe paa fin
9iemreiie @brtitianio i gpnoags sen
-. Sept. Mlt bor bel ON Bor6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-09-17
&rejt Is Mar.

&reit IS Mar.
S Ons6ags e. Sept.) par oct IS
aar iioen @aitor 81. S. Earpgaarb
bleb- or6ineret:4 S sen Mnleoning 1am=
le6es Ell Sfare @enner / 8re1tebiem-
met, 2215 81: Mbe. 60, % tilbrog=
te en- go6 Mften iammen. meo @altor
|Garpgaar6 % bans 5omilie. &pin-.
'oerne me6bragte &ager og meget on.
set ipiieliat; 6e labe6e &offe, og Ser
blep bolot ct lille Glide. 8o1tor
.9arpgaarb fortolte li6t ON, bborIe=
oes ban tom IND pa1 &reitebeiIen %
ON fit Mrbei6e iier i Ben fgrite Me-
nigbeo, ban betiente Il @lebela16,
Sbia@, ct. @e6ers Menigbeos 5or-
ma1o Martin Mielien, 6. @osmusien,
Sans Senien % 81. 8obierg bop6e>
bier liot at fige Dagens Mnle6ning
og bragte 8aitor Sarpgaaro og SUI
itru Saf og 2pfgn1fning. Ser bar
gen1i6ig @lG6e beb 6ammenfomlten.
9tprneitemsneblrg9elie.
S Sgnoags %@ftermio6ag- &I. 8 bleb
&iprneitenen meo Sn6ifriften: "@t.
&e6ers 2utberan @burcb. 1886
1920" inbm1ret / Sen nh @irfes
@runopol6, iom er lat paa 35tb Mpe.
g. og 32no ct. On 8lifeife blep ino=
lat | ep @l1lning / Stenen. S 9@ifen
bar ne6lagt en- elite pber Menigbe-
oenS Meolemmer % 6ens Stprelie,
2iiter ODER oe to &bip6eforeningers
(@t. &eoerS Metigbeos og 2afe Mme=
lieS) @eo1emmer, Mentgbeoens Sor-
fatning, set iioit uofomne @urner al
"&irfe1ig Somler" iamt set @r,ner
al "ngebla6et", bbori ser fortelles
ON Ben gamle &trfes 8ran6.
Ser bar iamlet en- flor Sfore Me1-
neifer for at tage Del / &eiti6eligbe-
ben, 6eriblan6t Me6lemmer al sSsn1=
mamnels 6anife Wenigbe6. &aitor
Sarpgaar6 be6 6orfomlinge1 @el=
fomme11, og 5almen "4esaa Seruialm
set ny" blep iungen. Soa tolte 8a-
flor 211n0 fra SSmmon11els Menigbeo.~
san 6bele6e be6 &ierneitener, Sen
f%aite~og fifre, Ser er ct go6t 8illeoe
paa 9erren JONI ben bere11be &raft.
Dg ban minoe6e om, at alt 8Dggeor=
beioe, set bore fig &irfer eller Suite
eller Mertneifelibet, er forgiebes, bbis
lite &erren Bigger me6. SIT gibebam
Sob 6ertil, / Man6 og Sanbbeb, set
CT 2ipets iterlte Spgabe.
q. 8obierg talte ONT, at set er, 2i=
bet JONI lepes.i cit Me11igbeo, )6er
gipr &irfebpgningen til ct. @u6sbus.
it<Earpgaaro min6eoe ON stil=
lingen, % &irfen bar bre1tot, % mi,
6a oen M ifal opfgres. Menigbeoen
b1ibe beo at pere oanlf, men bill
8prns og kingdoms 5fplo optage
@ngel1f, iaa mart oct freezes.
Derefter leite bpcr al 8r9iterne ct
lille Sfriftitpffe, og @a1tor Carp
gaarb foretog Sn6pielien al 5tenen
% 6erme6 &irfegrl11ben / ben treeli<
ge CUBS Nobn. Menigbeoens 6or-
mano, Martin @elion, M9itforman-
ben Saul Gutenberg og &osierer g..
3. Sgrenie1t foretog Sl1om1rtngen.
3ilillt notalte Baft. Earpgaar6 en-
Cat til @u6 og til ollie, iom Bigger
neo paa Ben 11pe Strife, blan6t Dem
ZEN u11ge Mrfiteft SSr1gemann, iom bar
1ipet Gegningen til &irfen.
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Sil Nflutning bleD iunget "sl1t
taar ! CUBS Taoerbaon64 % ""&iier-
fra Cub.
Sn Mifup.
@r. s; q. Miller, 1918, Central
4be., bpis 5orretrtng set ct at flpt=
te Suite, er / @oar reiit til Mifop,
Minneiota, for at flDtte en- STOLE,
Der ltgger 31a MiI u6e, in6 til 8pen.
Sfo1eoiftriftet er lagt in6 u1oer
Mifob; men Der er lite 8la6s til 8gr-
meme / 8Dens SfoIe.
:~~n~r~. !: Ms:o..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-09-17
initial &eaneiter ! en- @effe Gunntp.
e ! Riuueipta.

Ebippetpa Sails, 1920, en- l5or-
Aseift af 1862 eIIer 1853 8roceut
sben 1910; Coughs, 1909, Jor,
1Dtdfr Of 1870 elIer rs &rocent ;
4so1l 1887, 5orggeIie Of 3,118 Ell
IF 1913 8roeent;; &eo'pooo, 20,9O8,
6srtgelfe at 2,483 eller 49,. Bro.
1ra sfoef, 1866, 5oregelfe al 743
sd1lrr 7.3 8rocent; 8ooo, 26,059,
aoISaelfe Of 1862 elIer ia Ero-
s11: DellotD Meoicine, 1850, Jor.
sl1dkn LIN elIer 7.44Sroce,t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-09-17


Siiber, @aei,le, ION ~fonturereoe
mob &oob, ben nllp9ren6e @lerf Of
Circuit Court, fit ligeleoes fun faa
Stemmer.
2erroot blep ttomineret meo CLANS
til 5enator..
Blaine Git al meo geiren / @nper-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
6orsbriet ;blep fpIeeube @oroiba=
ter nomiaereoe (noele af Sem for
5@s'eubalg), for &acines geofonnmen-
1oe:
@eeiiter Of Deebs, @obert Mutter;;
5goro1ter, aiion; sberiff, Sreo @ei-
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sIiIngom til II.
(Michelsens Orkester

(Mlchelsens OrkeSter)
Maerk: Danniags lille Sal har aller
hoist a $50 siddepladser. U. af 1905
har allerede disponeret over Oaf disse
til sine eggne Medlemmer.i Der vii saaSi
ledes kun staa { 100 Billetter til Pu-
bliknms Disposition. Disse kan fra.
Dag erholdes South Side Hardware.
Co., 316 Cedar Ave, Te]. Geneva 1896,
eller hos Janitoren paa DANA Hall.
Strg derfor u~opholdelig for at sikre.
Dem Billet, linden Diet er for sent.
Fort
lE.NIRE: Soc
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-09-17
@eitil @iIet 1.-THE.

&eitil &illet itibe.
Scandinavian : Mmericon Sine be-
fienotgier, at oen, m,~bar 6isponible
~8efpemmeligbeoer paa oIle &1aSier
% for a1le Seilineer fra SEEM Dort
&eiten al Maret.. @asidgerer, TOM
agter at reiie, ar1befoles at iifre fig
&abptpla6s tiolig og 6erbeo opraa
6cn be6it ml1Itge &eierbation.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-09-17
Gitsrlpsnin9.

Na,ltge Dplpsninger ON Bernhard
Olien, fsot ben 80. Septen1ber 1884
/ &ellebRf, fioit fienote 4oresie: 8a-
Iaton, Ninn., % Monfato, Minn., be-
6es ttlitilet set oonife &orimlat, 326
50. Muoiion ct, Chicago, SI1. @f4
terlpsningen ifpl6es 9enbenoelie fra
Giterisetes Mooer.
6 Gents
foiter set III. ut fiere paa Sporoogn
i ct. Soul. J.
49,. =. -s-
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@eo : &gimesieguostieneiten paa
.spnoae ST. 1890 SSmmanueIs oanz
lie ll1tberife Strife, %. Mpe. 81. %.
20. ct, bill &aitor 81. S. 8arpgaaro
praoife. ct. 8e6ers Mer1igbeo FOL
Der iaa ingen @uostieneite ON Otter
niooagen!
&aitor 2un0 bill bore %bortreiit til
&rebsmpoe / gbo1t, Minn. {
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-09-17
SI Mifop.

Mr. 8; q. Mil1er, 1918, Central
Mpe., bpis 6orretring set ct at flpt=
tie Suite, er / @aar reiit til Mifop,
Minneiota, for at flDtte en- STOLE,
Der ltgger 31@a MiI u6e, ir6 til 8pen.
|Sfo1eoiftriftet er lagt in6 un6er
glifoD; men Der CT lite @labs til Bgr-
meme / 8Dens Sfole.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-04
Americans in East Fear Results from
 Last Wilson Note

CCNSTANTLNoPLE. April 3.-Pres- ident Wilson's note to the allies, mti mating that the Turks must get out of Europe, came as surprise to all Turk ish parties. MT. Wilson's note appear ed to a slightly censored form which made the position of the United States seemsharsher than it appeared in the full text of the communication. The note was equally displeasing to the Greeks who were much offended at the American presidents apparent un- willingness to grant their claims to a large district about Smyrna and his insistence that Adrianople be given 10 the Bulgarians.
 American business men here are ap- prehensive over the effect of the pres ident's stand and there is considerable uneasiness as to the effect it will have in Asiatic Turkey, where 800 Ameri- can-born teachers and relief workers are considered to be in considerable danger if the protection of Turkish forces shoul1 be withdrawn.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-04
Stene Co. to Build
 Big Leaching Plant

R. Nj. Stene. president of the Stene Consolidated Copper Co.,, spent the day in Hisbee and Warren interview ing stockholders with a view Of se- curing expert core-drill runners. min CTS and mill men.
 Mir Stene was in conference with MT. Carl H. Cole, chief metaliurgist of the c. & A. smelters at Douglas, going over preliminary details regard ing the first unit of a teaching plant which will be installed Hi tine immedi- ate future. The big copper property is ideally located for teaching, as the Bill Williams river provides ample clean water for teaching as well as for hydroelectric power. ..
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-04
MAKE
 TRADING LIGHT.

NEW YORK, April 3.-Trading in the securities market this week was limited to four sessions because of the Easter holidays. Dealings were cor respondingly light, hesitant tone pre- vailing.
 Pools provided almost the only acti- vity and their operations received a temporary set back in consequence o[ the unprecedented order or the stock exchange authorities directing the in uelinite suspension of trading in one Of the prominent motor issues.
 The money market continued light for virtually all forms of accommoda- ton.
 Predictions recently current in spec. ulative circles that money rates prob ably would relax in the coming weeks were not shared by banking authori ties, most of whom favored further strengthening of general bank re serves.
 Entrance of the year into its second quarter was unaccompanied by any material change of investment condi tions.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-04
EASTER STORM
 SWEEPS STATES
Kansas and Nebraska Feel Blizzard; Snow Blocks
 Railroads

KANSAS CITY, April 8. An Easter Blizzard prevailed all day over the southwest, extending to the Texas panhandle. The storm continued un. abated tonight. Reports to the weather bureau here tonight indicated the snow was drifting badly in places, being driven by a stiff wind from the northeast Temperatures running as low as fifteen degrees accompanied the storm. g,&Sa
 Over western and northwestern Kansas, the snow was drifting badly tonight, Concorda reporting drifts from five to six feet deep. Snow blows were at work on the railroads in that part of the state and trains were being put through with difficult ty. Four trains, one passenger train. were reported stalled in snow drifts on a branch of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe railroad be tween Abilene and Kackley, Kans.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-04
SEEKS LAPS RELEASE

NEW YORK, April 3. -- The Jap anese consul general announced today he was trying to obtain reelase of Hayata Namiya, who has been de barred from the United States and held at Ellis Island for a month as a Japanese passenger without pass port. Mamiya, the consul claims Is a seaman who became separated from his vessel because of sickness and should be released on bond to report to the New York office of a Japanese steamship company.
 Immigration authorities, on the other hand, contend his status is such as to violate the s' gentleman agreement" between this country and Japan which bars Japanese worknen The matter will be carried to Wash ington for settlement. if necessary the consul said.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-04

q weighed only seventy-nine pounds when I began taking Tanlac, but now I weigh one hundred and fifteen and am feeling better than I have in seven years,' was the unusual statement made by Mrs. Lucille Hix- son, living at 2032 Broadway, Kansas City, Mo, few days ago.
 Before I began taking Tanlac." con ntinued Mrs. Hixson. "I had become so weak from seven years of suffer ing that at times I wasn't able to stand on my feet. What ate nearly always disagreed with me and made gas form so bad that could hardly get my breath. I was badly conSd- pated and had pain across the small of my back and my nerves were up set. I was troubled with dull head aches just about all the time and often I had fainting. dizzy spells and [ was never able to walk any distance before I felt exhausted.
 My uncle recommended Tanlac 10 me and now since it has entirely voercome my troubles l will never get through praSlng II. l am not troubled with indigestion or gas at all and I am eating anything and everything I want and digesting it perfectly. Headaches and dizzy spells have all left me and my con stipated condition has been relieved. My nerves are in fine condition and the pain across the small of my hack has disappeared altogether. I have gained thirty-six pounds in weight. can do my housework by myself and I am stronger than 1 have been in years. Tanlac has certainly been the greatest blessing of my life and I will never be able to praise it enough for what it has done for me"
 Tanlac is sold in Bisbee by J. NJ. Ball. and by leading druggists i'll all other cities.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-04
KNOW THY DESTINY
One Visit to Mime. MartelI, the Great Psychologist. May Mean the
 Turning Point m Your Life

To know the future Is Tn a large measure to master your own destiny. Those who simply drift sometimes succeed, but those who see beyond today usually win. The clever finau- cier sees the future and plans for it, and so may you if you will. Just as you go to see a doctor ii you are i'll, or lawyer if in trouble, so should you go to the psychic pain,ist when un- certainty blocks your path.
 This year may be the most import ant year Of your life. Yet, without Mme. Martelfs advice you may be DOwcilesS to take, with knowledge and foresight, the steps which will help you to win those things which mean the most to you. For many years, by her strange and mysterious power. she has demonstrated won deTS to her patrons. bringing about results thought to be impossible.
 You are troubled in your affairs, making marked changes or finding your undertakings go wrong and bus mess a failure. Something is wrong but what? Clairvoyancy will direcs you at q glance where the difficulty is and what move to make, whether success or defeat will attend your efforts. Mime Martcl has helped thousands who were in doubt about changing their business. starting new enterprises. or giving up tho old ones.
 Investments and business perpleXi. ties often puzzle tho shrewdest bus mess man, vet through clairvoyaut vision. all Is made plain. Matters of wills, deeds. and mortgages, sales, in surance, or. iu fact. any matter Of bus iuess will be made plain to you.
 Ii you are anxious over domestic troubles. divorces. separations. love affairs, marriages, intcrlerences, p1i5- understandings, changes, travels, etc, etc. consult Mme. Martell. Her ad- vice and assistancs will place you in position of power and Influence.
 You are perfectly safe in consult ing her, for you are certain to ob- tain satisfactory results. truthful pre- diction5 aid valuable advice. You need have no fear of unpleasant sur roundlngs or of having your confi- dence betrayed. Her work is her re- ligiOn.
 Studio aud reception rooms 5t Rex Arms Apartments. first flat, Q. Is. Street, one block north of depot Spe- -=cial readings, $1,00.-AdEs @
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-04
Rioters Stampede
 Cattle in Ireland

LONDON, April 3. Cattle driv- inf" on a large scale occupied Gala way and County Mayo today, accord ing to news agency dispatches re- ceievd from London. At least 1900 men took part, the drive in Galway sweeping from Creggs to Castle Blankeny and Roscommon on one side and to Dunmore on the other. Thou sands of acres were cleared, the DO lice being powerless to check the drive.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-04
TRAINS BLOCKED

LINCOLN, Neb.. April 3. - A bliz- gard descended on Nebraska today and tonight. With the storm increas' ing in velocity prospects were for a bad tie-up of traffic. A heavy snow fell all afternoon and continued to night and was driven by a wind that piled the drifts high. The tempera ture was comparatively high but the cold increased after nightfall. The far west portions of the Nebraska were covered with snow driven by a high wind.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-04
May Lift Ban on
 Russian Business

WASHINGTON, April B. The ban on trade relations with Russia may soon be lifted. officials here said to- day, although the recent American pro posal to the supreme council for con- certed action to this end by Great Bri- tain, France. Italy and the United States has temporarily deferred action here. The Russian cooperative mis- sion is expected to arrive in London within ten days.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-04
oBREGoN DENIES ARREST

BROWNSVILLE. Tex, April 3. = General Alaro Obregon in Matomoras, Mexico. today in the interest of his candidacy for president of Mexico, said he had learned of a plea to take his life while he was in Tampico re- gently. When men in the plot came to his kotel in search of him, he said, he happened to be away"
 General Obregon denied reports that he had been arrested in Tampico, but said one of his speakers was de- tained for a time.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-04

its original package, sec that this particular ,n,lc (Nuocated Irop) appears ca fac paas- age. If you have taken other iron PFodret7 and failed 10 get results remember that such preparations are nothing like Nuysied Iron, which is strongly ree9mnendcd by many physicians and such notable men as former United States Senator. William E. Mason and Ignacc Jan Psdcrewsli, master pianist and now Premier of Poland, and w:Gely known women like Miss Mable Nj kinlcv. nice cf iate President Nc kinley and Mrs. James Lorgstreet, widow of the Civil Ns- Ge1crsl'
 Can y0u stand ss much as yoI ever ccr;d or dccs c&Ira work er less of sleep one day vca- Eou out the ncNti Are Jcu lcri9n1- 70 thinl of yourself as getting cid? To ycu have ofi-d3vs when you cannot tiink clearly, ocnno' master the problems and "hc1 9u feel Ike throwing UT ever gihigg -71 setN1g 4Vsy from everybody To you feel ther- lS something the matter v.th you s,i "J1 62 =: knor Th-t9
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Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-04
Marriages Plenty
 And Flowers Cheap
 For Gotham Easter

NEW YORK. April 3.-Passage of the Lenten season and coming of East CT were marked in New York by q slash in the price of Easter blossoms and a rush for the altar. More than 224 marriage licenses were issued Co- day.
 Flower markets established by the city proved to be meccas. Prices at these stands were considerably lower
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-04
MOVIE WORKERS OUT

DENVER, Colo, April 3. - More than 1000 members of the Denver To- cal of the International Association of Theatrical Stage Employees are af- fected by notice served by their or ganization to the state industrial com mission of a demand for an average wage increase of 53 per cent. effec- tive in two weeks.
 It is understood that the motion pic ture operators are the leaders in the request
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-04
Delegation Names Jones for Member
 Commerce Board

PHOENIX, April 3-Senators Ash urst and Smith and Representative Hayden, all of Arizona, have rccunr mended to President Wilson the ap- pointment of Commissioner r. A. Jones of the Arizona Corporation Com mission to fill one of three vacancies on the interstate commerce commits sion. it was stated at the office of the corporation commission here today
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-04
If You Have a Back Ache

or if you are subject to Dull pains in tie head Dizziness Nervousness. arc lan- Euid and feel tired all over. get a pack age of the old reliable remedy, Mother Gray's AROMATIC LEAF, the pleasant Medicinal Tea. We have many tesh- monials As a gentle laxative it has no equal. Ask for Mother Grays Aromatic Leaf at druggists or sent by mail for 6o cts. Sample FREE. Address. Mother CtrnN Co. Ie EoN. N. '.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-04
DANISH THRONE ToTTERs

COPENHAGEN, April ,. r. The King, in consequence of the visit to- day of a deputation Of town councils accompanied by crowds numbering s many thousands. has called the lead CTS of all political parties to a con ference at the palace tonight.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-04
BANK RESERVES

NEW YORK,sApril 3.-The actuaI condition of clearing house banks and trust companies or the week shows that they hold $21.S79,70O reserve in excess of legal requirements. This is decrease of s1o,01o.240 from last week.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-04
FACES MURDER CHARGE

DENVER, Colo, April B. William w. Ciawson, arraigned today on a charge of murder of Joseph ZucAor- man, entered plea of not guilty. The murder occurred several weeks ago but Clawson was located recently at Fort Bliss near Fl Paso. Trial was set for April 26.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-04
LINCOLN GUARD DIES

CHICAGO, April 8. - Patrick Tyr roll, 99 years old. who was one of the guards about President Lincoln when the chief executive was shot, died today MT. Tyrrell was con nected with the secret ser1'ice for many years.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-04

grain tsblets three times day after meJa for tea weeks and see how you are getting back your old energy and ambition. how r-uch stronger y~ou feel and bow much more vou can dc. Nu5sated iron is used by over t.Coc, cC1 pcople annually Co build uo Te5 bi rrd st-cnr,A and endurance,
 Nahuia,tysers Ncte; Si-sted Iron vhies i' recon ',.1eJ above is not 2 secret remed5 hr' N..7 which @ Cell movp to drugE7sts ssergTh.f7
 nuAe the older tnorganic Non products it is esuls 1ssitlti3ted and does DO; inlure 'hs teeth nai- them blsck nor upset the stomach. Tbs msnl- tac'ursrs glafntee sucoessful and entirely ssSl- s.tlc, Tcgr Esnr, U k stsnsasea ey I1 cccs
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-04

MARE ISLAND, Calif., April B. Decision to abandon efforts to salvage the United States submarine HI, which went aground recently on Mar guorite Island in Magdelena Bay. with the loss of the commanding officer and three men, has been reached by the navy department it was announc- ed here today.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-04
.RELICHTING THE LIGHTS

THE CIGTIS
 The ceremony of Relighting the Lights, by the. Warren District Sect tish Rite Association, will be held this morning at g o'clock at the Ma sonic Temple. All Scottish Rite Ma sons are urged to be at the temple promptly for this ceremony as it is the concluding part of the celebration commenced Maunday Thursday eve ming.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-04
A five-year-old cocoanut tree begil o yield GO nuts a year.
 KNIGHTS AND LADIES

All members of the Security Benefit Association, successor to Knights and Ladies of Security, are requested to be present at the next regular meeting Monday, April 4. 1920. District Man ager will be here. Social after meet ing.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-04

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