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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-15

HIGH SCHOOL BOY wants worl
after school. References. Phon'
45o-J. 1915
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-15

FOR SALE OR TRADE-My Klei-
Der truck. Guaranteed TO be In
first class mechanical condition.
What have you to trade, Max Weiss.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-15

FOR sALE-Modei N. Hupmo.
bile cheap. II you are looking for
a car that will do your work during
the winter months soc this one. Just
overhauled. Charles Silva 230 Main
Sc. l3-lss
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-15
HERALD'S CLASSIFIED COLUMNS
WANTED

wANTED-Position as nurse or
housekeeper. Phone l2-F-i+
lt-15'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-15
TO HOLDERS OF ROGERS SILVER
WARE COUPONS

From Sugarmsn's only. Bring
them in today and tomorrow. Prizes
will be given 20 the five holding
largest number OF them.
1s15 X. SUGAHNAN.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-15

wANTED-Girl or woman to help
with homework In small family.
Easy work and good home. Apply
box 323, Herald office. 1i-17
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-15

wANTED-EIperienced woman for
housework. Call 205 South 9Th ST.
1916
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-09-17

Die SmenSoille 8ono l~ieferte let.
re @ode Die 0tltiif fir Ole Gram.
furo County Soir in Cuba.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-09-17
Frank h. NRunanR
RommiGiOus- Raufmauu
0dpoler III
Getfagef, Giern u. 9rooukten
RSditsr .iarttpreis bsJaPh
FHr Sarmsprssafts.
9eihiitsplab an Der 6inften StraBe. of.
LID BON Z. 8. aOeaer'S Sfmieoe.8 ert'
tdtte.
Sbone 1872.
Der &ert Der Rif6.

Wil6 lit Die ein5igc Habrln9, Die
praftiid olle8 erforocrli6c fir RuS'
tel ltnb 9no6enboll unb @~roe1s,ttg
bon gnergie entb1lt iotpie einiee on.
6ere 9eItonbteile, Die obioll,t not.
nenOiQ limo fir cine @ntmidlln9
oeS &in0eS. &oIf lit elmer oerielben
unb Milf lit zines Scr beIten Rit.
tel, 6,trf weIdes &olt Dem &orper
5ueefii9t nerben fam.
9inoer benotigen &olf, Inn hire
&noden 5lt enttpifeln ttnb @rmod.
iene bcn0tigen i'm, I'M lire &nofen
in 9ntcm 3ltitono ST erbalten. $40
Mild fetnen Cell Ser Rabrune bill
set, ga lit 9eluobnGid Elm Wangel on
9olf.
Sir Wusfeln lit Die Wilh ebcnio
gut ola Sleiid ltno bicl ofonomiidcr
9lbgCrobmtc Mild mo 8uttcrmllf
cntboltcn ali sic n%dbrenben 9cItono'
teile Ser Wil6 nit al,snabmc Der
5cttr. 0oS beiBt, iie entbaltcn oIlc
onimoliife 9roteinltoffe, melfe Ole
MtiIh ilberbalpt entbGlt unb Nild)'
~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-09-17

gteIoille Sugel uno Satin uno
Serman Seitfomp unO Satin mad.
ten IeBten @onto9 cine 9tlttofnbrt
mad ct. 2ollis.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-09-17

ihGsen, bob or aber groB iein milB,
lit offenbar, pertt Die Wetbooen oeS
3uderrobrboIts berilfiidtigt mcrOcn.
3unddit hot Der 8fIan3er Iif fir
Sebn &uhrc lalt9 nm Die IuSiaut
nitt 5lt filmmern. Der 9o0en lit
10 tief uno 10 frltdtbar, ouB cine
Sflou5ung 5ebn Grnten berpor'
brin9t. Sod modlt ibm Der ionIti.
&c Anbou irgeno mel6e Sfnieri9.
feiten, Oem ole 8ldtter elmer @rnte
bilbcn elmer Sdllb gegert oas I'm
frnltt, oaS Der nGditen Grnte IdG6'
lid meroen fomnte. Non brd,idt
iid oaber nltr bo%r5uItelleu, melhe
@efpinne Der amerifonii6e Sarmer
aus ieinem Storm 5ieben pilrOe, menr
or 5ebn Grnten aus elmer Tflar5.
ing eeruinnen fonnte lno nidt nelln.
nal umpflilgen miiBte, nm bnS I'm
frultt 81 beicitiacn.
Gin anoerer llmitano bel ben mic
origcn Soften Der 3uferproouftior
lit oie 8iligfeit Scr &c~riGnolrng
Dos 3uterrobr miro in Odienfar.
rem uerIaben. Ole Odicn leber
ie6S bis oebn Nonate BON Der
9lGttcrn, Die bon oen &obr ob9c.
I@trcift wurSen, Die iibrtse 3eit lcber
tic bon Guinea @ra8. Man bente
pelde Illsgaben einem oncrifoni
Idcn 6nrn1cr eriport fem Wilrocn
ipcnn er fem 3uebieb in iOI6cr 8ci.
Ic fiittern f0nnte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-09-17
9toiebnb.

Die Grofinln9 unicrcr S1llle
fano ont 6. September itott. Gl6
oieies Sabr lit 8m. Sonanoer Der
&rin6ipnI ser Sdule mabrcnb SRI.
0tclbo 2i6te Die Stele olS &cbrerin
Ser Glementor .GIoiic betleibct.
q. g. &oritcbt, Weltcr iiber 3tuei
@oden ernitlif franf mar, befinoct
iih ictt miebCr ollf Der 8ciierung.
Gomin Slttter uno Snmilic bon
Gltretn, $40, Itotteten letter CONT
tnQ ser Sd)meiter 6cs @errn Sut:
ter, Grou $. s. 9rinfmonL elmer
NcIltd ub. Nud 2olliS. Clos. NM
&cnrb 8oegcr uno 0eren 6onilien,
non Worriion, Gbas. Gross uni
Somilic, bon 0rofe, 6rcO S6mlo.
un6 Geo. 8uebrer ltno oeren Soni
lien befonoen Iid am Sonntag 81
@oIt bel S. s. 8rintmom Uni
@uttin.
$. $. Riefc un6 Satin u,6 6rit
&1tegge 1n6 oeiien Gnter, bon Ban
befonoen iid lctten 8reitog mi
Somstog bier oltf 8eiud bel s. g
Riefe uno Somilie.
Or. 6. 81. 8ooo reiite lester
6reitog nod ct. 2olris unO fcbrt,
in cinem nelten Gbebrolet g(,rto SIT
rid.
Die %. &. Gonfcren5, meltc il
ct. Sole, 81, in LETTER ISOLDE tag
te bat oieIe 8crietungen Der BaIto
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-09-17
Berger.

Nteloille SlIgel un0 Satin ltno
Sernan Seitfomp ,tnO Satin mad.
ten leBten Wontog cine 9tlttofu6rt
nad Ct. 2ouis.
GOuaro @ltg, Sobn Don Grit.
Sug. mar mebrere Gage ernItIif,
trant, bod befinoet lid oerielbe
lpieoer olf Der 9eiierung.
Die BeOpleS 8ont bon 9erger
belt letten 9ienstog ibre SSabre8.
perlonmlun9 ob uno erfIGrtc cine
0ibioenoe bon A Sro5ent. Chen.
fallS murOen $500 in Den lleber.
idtB- 6onb iiberipieien. 0uS Stomm.
tapttol betrGgt $4,000 uno Der
ucberidub $4,000.
Gbe'ter Sfr,et, Sobn BON 8m.
Shueb, melfer ieinen Gltcrn lette
8o6e einen 8eiu6 obItottete, reiIte
lcbtcn Rontae wieber nod ct.
Souls 5uriif, no or in elmer Sara,
&c beidGftiet lit.
6ral @m. Serbs ioluie sic Sat.
tin 0es Geo. 8creno iino ON Ser
Denfieber erfranft.
5rol &obt. Cutler rciIta Iebte
8ode no6 @reenbille. 81. gum
@eiuh ibrer angcborigen.
Cine 9roBe In6abI umicrcr BE.
luobner reiite letter SumStog nod
8aibington I'M Der SoIoutcn &clnl.
tcbr'5eier bei5utpobnen.
S. ". S6ermann uno Wottir
unO Sri. 8. Stof, bon Ncn 9oDcn,
tporen lesten Sonntag bier gum De
iud Der Semitic Sobn 9. Stof.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-09-17
Gnba ais 3nfcrlanS.

@4bren0 Scr letten s Sabre bat
lid 6ie 3uderpro0uftion GubaS faIt
pcr0oppcIt, w1brenb Die 8reiie lid
ucrpicrfodt babcn un0 allc Ginbll'
Ou~nqsfroft miro fait iiberm0lti9t,
mcll1 man iify Sen cnormen llmton8
Ser 3uferinouitric DER Sn'cl Dor
Itcllt mic tic iif gegcnmGrti9 cut
pifelt bot.
9os in Cuba eroeu9te 3uderrobr
lit non elmer 10 ungchcuren Wtcrge,
Dab cine Bro5eiiion bon Odicn8es
iponnen, Die at p"iiieren i'll elmer
Rei6e i6ritten, I'M Die 9on5c Groe
rcid,en wiiroen, ionten Oieie 8e'
fponne ollsrei6en, ltm Ole gor5e
Grntc fort3uidoffen. 0ie gletde
Grnte Dilroe groB genllg iein, I'M
cine ioIi6e Wul1er nm Die gull3cir
5ueitaltIcn6 Weilen Der &~ititcnltntc
Der SnicI Derum5u6ol1crl, cine gtoltt
or, ole 10 bod mGrc. mic Elm &C.
m0bnlides @obnbmts unO Did &C.
ma, I'M elmer Reibe bon bier Wtdn.
ncrn Houm al %9erpGbreu ncbcn Ctre
mOcr 81 geben.
Der 3uder, Scr oltS Oieiem 3ufcr'
robr genonnen miro, luilroc cine
GSlotte bon 9ampfern bcluoenL Die
bon Sdporo nod Ncm gorf rcide1
luijr0c, nit cinen Sd)tff aut leoe
ltcilc ser 5n0lf bun0crt, meldlc oell
NbIton0 5piidcn Ben bciocn @dtcn
orsnlodcn. Die groBe BDronrioc
0cS Gbeops, Dor Ser Wttllioncn bon
Mcni6en in 8emunbcrung ltonoet,
blcibt audi nod fiinf toltIeno Sobrcl1
Elm Gclflnol Don u1crrcid)tcr Wt0d'
N'f'
ti0fcit, GltboS 3ltcferpro0uction III
Niciem Sabre ober lpilr0c 6lpct Hps
ronli0cn olt8mohcn, Don bcncn lcoe
cine gr0Bcrc @runoflG6e unO cine
b6bere Spite olS Die 0eS GbeopS
boben piiroc.
Scr &eidtllm Der a%u8gcbenoer
! 3ltderernte lit nidlt rpcni9er belter'
~fenSlpert in ieincm ltutfang. @ter
bunOert Dollars foumlen nltf jeOer
&opf ser @cb6lfcrlurg sic ouf Der
Snitl le6cn-cinc Sunrnc, Die toit
10 groB lit oils Der 9cion1nte 9feid)'
tlm per &opf ser &cn0lfCrlul0, 0er
bon ollen 8ormcn, 8obrifen uni
@cr0lperfcn Der SCrciniGtcn Stoo
TEN berpor9c6rod)t miro.
&8ic 0roB Scr Rein9cWinm Del
3udcrrobrpflon8cn bel ben PreiIc'
bon 1920 iein miro, lit idtuer ob5l'.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-09-17

rem angeoronet. Our eroBen Srei-
De unierer @emein6e fario in itnie.
REM SaItorsomte feline 8er6noerut1g
Itatt, ur6 uud fir 6ie nGdIten Sob
re miro Der alIietts beliebte Baitor
Is. U. S&miOt Die bieiiee ioluobI oils
Die @elneinoe in OncnsbiIle beoie.
men.
@bos. 9efemann lit Oieie 8ode
i'll Die 8obnung Die er fiir3Iid BON
U. ". 8inter gefmtft bot, nit iei.
ner Snmilie einge5o9en.
Senrb S6miot, bon BooIlanb
bot in Der 8oiebuo 8ant Die Stcle
oils SiIfs-9aiiirer aneetreten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-09-17
isr0iteln nuS Sicbcr.

~6r0iteln unO 6ieber" (Ntulorlnl
weldes in bielen 2onoItcllen ln
CONNER 10 bGufie portommt, ncr.
ben ollrd) Mosfitos uno burd nid}tS
anoeres p%erbreitet.
Moloria lit nod in 9roBcm MoS.
itobe uuf Die Siioltoaten heidr1ntt,
100 mad elmer SdGbltng jeocs Sobr
7 Millionen Salle portonncn. Die
Cathode, oaB oie &runfbeit icbr icIs
ten t0tli9 perl1uft. lit IN bobcnr
@raoe bafiir perontportlidL Doh
Wolorin nidt ais Elm Eroblem 0ea
0ffentltfen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES an
crfunnt miro. Mtan broltht MIR 81
bebenfen, mie groB per ruirtIdottllhe
S6oOcn lit, menn iebcS Sobr 10
niele Serionen frnnf iino, llnl sur
Inii6t 5u gelangen, oaB Die ge'
fGmpfung oes Walario IN 8irtlld'
felt Elm 8roblem BON h0d)Itcr @ih,
tigfeit lit.
@ir miiien, DOB eS mogli1 1T,
Wtalorio o%lts5umer5en, iuerl 8eloer
OIL Oieienl 3mcde CUR Scrtll9llll9
geitellt mcrben. Man fam Die
Mosfitos pertilgcn, melhc Die
&ranfbeit perbreitcn. Die 8ranfbeit
lit oud all beilcn, unO Gbinin wirft
fuIt mie ein ipeaiiii6es ScilmitteI.
Bel ser Gbininbebanblung lit IN Der
Sat wobri6cinli6 oerbaltribnl1big
b0ber ols bel Der 8ebanolung IT.
aerO elmer anoeren &rantbeit.
Der Observation-Disclosures bat
Dor tl,r5ent einigc intcrcIiantc gr'
perimcntc sllr 9cfdmpfun9 Der Mn'
lorio onQeitcIlt. Won nobm St0Otc
in California l1nb 9toro Caroline
Dor, 100 sic SGlfte Der @cpolfcrlln1
an Moloriu lit. 0urh pcrb0ltntb.
ntGBig einfndc Mittcl, mic Die N1l'
lu9c bon Ib5u9s0rGbcn, bic bel Ttl.
Dung bon itognicrcnocu 8oller
tillnpcln, IN oellen iid sic NoSfito&
iortpilan5en f0rncn, fcrncr Orrd
sic NnpenOllng bon Del an Ortcn
sic man ni6t Cntlu1iicrn fonnte, NM
0urf oic 2iefCrllrlg bon Gbtnl1 al
Wolariafronfe murOc cS nl0glid) &c
moGt, 10 gut mie ale ncltcn Nalo
ria. InitcdlrnQcn III Den ol's9Cp1bl
ten Tl0tcn SIT u]crbtnocrn.
User mcitcrc Ausfunft ilber Wfa
lorio mill, fam iif %foItenfrct cine
belebrcnoe 9roidiirc oeri6offen, III
0em er al Den oSnformotion GOitp'
H., g.. ". Yl>blic @caltb Serntc'
@oibin9ton, 9. g." i6retbt. Vtol
ucrlongc i,lp. Nr. IS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-09-17
Dr.. W. {, lockwood
3a6nor6t
n, M o.
Office ser Peoples 8anf aeaeniiber.
Office-Bbone Nr. 8
Neutrality-suspicious. Rr. 300
Scrmann'8 aibin8tOu Raitoral
Goaferens.

0ic Scrmnnn-@ oibin9ton &oito'
raj Gonfcrcn5 miro ont 81. Septem,
Der IN Der 3ionS @emeinoe in Bah,
Nto.. in Sisun9 fem. am Mbeno
ocs aennnntcn Cages miro tint 1880
@ottesbicnIt in oel,tider uno eng
liIder Sprodc Itattfinben. alle
Iinb ber5lid 81 6ieiem @otteSoienIt
cingcIooen; defenders nod nniere
gtodburgcmcinocn. 6. 8. Mets
G. Ynitor.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-09-17

Die 2onbpn Simes oerOffentlidt
roieber tGgli6e @erluitenlilten pont
9ricoSidonpIose. a,rs @rubien nno
Neiopotamien, no 2lopb @eorg oaS
ScIbitbeItimm,nesredt Der g0lter
in Stromen rotten 8l,ttes ~ertr6rten
ldBt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-09-17
Sudl Der iulibe oemofratiide Gil.

Nndl Der lOIlDc 0tilbtrdll1Ht SH'
Sen bcginnt elm Ding ser 8ergan'
9 qenbcit st wcroen - oie. @tlantu
Contribution. cine Der groBten uno
an~gciebeniten 3eitlngen beg Sit
NenS. hat iid fir Surbing erflGrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-09-17
Nllgemeine Suautp 8enisfeiteu.

Die So4ituIe in 9Iano mttr6e
'lctten Wontag nit elmer S1iler.
5obl bon 90 e%roffnet. n6brcnb ii@
olr fclben Gage BEL eroffnuns 6er
@ruoc Sdule SO SdiiIer cingefun.
Den batten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-09-17

&. V. Beters uno Somilie, BON
9lanO, peroen mad Sbelbina, IRE,
iiberiieoeln no Serr BeterS Die Sci.
tl,ng elmer @liiit- 9apeIle ioiuie bic
DIRECTION bon 3pet Orheiter Der
oortigen SodiduIe iibernehmert
pir0.
Die SmenSoille 8ono l~icferte let.
re @ode Die Nhtiif fir Die Gram.
ioro County Soir in Cuba.
Die S6lllen in O%luenspille muir.
ocn AM 6. September er0ffnet uno
5luor nit POI S1iiIern ODER nit 80
meni9er oils 6ie SduIcu Sermann'S.
Gin Sormer Club muroe arn les'
ten Son1stog I'M Bin Dat Shrl'
bal1Ic oreuniiirt. Die nGhite 8er'
ionmlumg miro ON ieIben Blase an
Somstag abeno, Den Is. September
ltuttfinoen.
6rau Gina Ringeiien, bon gert,
oie i(teIte 8epobnerin bon 8oSco-
naoe Gountp, feierte an 9tenstag
, letter ISOLDE ibren bltnoertiten De.
burtstog bel perbGltniBmGBig gutter
@eiunobeit unb geiitiger Stride.
Srou Ringeiien Dur6e in 9e,ttit'
Iono I'M Sabre 1920 geboren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-09-17
Sciratbs.2 iseuien.

Hy. F. Korf, st. Louis, ------- 40
Mrs. Leona Stukenbroewer, 30
Jacob Wolf, GascOnade, ------ 20
Annie Kiso, G~asconade, -- 20
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-12

Accept "California'' Syrup of Figs only-look for the name California on the package, then you are sure your child is having the best and most harmless laxative or physic for the little stomach, liver and bowels. Children love its delicious fruity taste Full directions for chi1d's dose on each bottle. Give It without fear.
 Mother! You must say "Califor- nia.'-Adv.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-12
Born in 1889 Dr. Caldwell
 Still in His Office Daily of cf Caldvens his famous prescription Physicians depends largely digestion and elimination
  family

Mothers are giving it to their children who were given 1t by their mothers. Every second of the working day someone some where is going into drug store to buy it, for Dr. Caldweli's Syrup Pepsin is selling at the rate of over 6 million bottles @ year.
 It's great success IS based on merit, on repeated buying, on one satisfied user telling another. There are thousands of homes in this country that are never with out bottle of Syrup Pepsin, and the formulator of that prescrip- tion is fortunately living to see it's wonderful success.
 Women, children and elderly people are especially benefited by Dr. Caldwells Syrup Pepsin, While it is promptly effective on the most robust constitution and in the most obstinate cases, it IS mild and gentle in its action and does not cause griping and strain. Containing neither opiates nor narcotics, it is safe for the tiniest baby and children like it and take it willingly.
 Every drug store sells Dr. Cald- wells Syrup Pepsin. Keep a bottle in your home. Where many live someone is sure to need it quickly.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-12
PRAYING FOR KAISER.

Berlin, Feb. 12.-A Prayer Asso- citation for the Kaiser Pair has been formed in the mountain region between Bohemia and Silesia, says the Kreuz Zeitung. Its purpose is declared to be to intercede by pray CT in behalf of the former Emperor and Empress who are referred to as ''the noble martyrs in "Amerongen.''
 The paper states that the birthdays of Count Hohenzollern and his wife hereafter will be marked by the col lection of funds for charities "as q monument of German loyalty and gratitude to them.''
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-12
OIL PRODUCTION
 DURING 1919 HAD
 GREAT INCREASE

Oil City, Pa, Feb. 12.---Oil pro'duc- tion in the United States during 1919 was S66 ,255, ,611 barrels. an increase of more than 24,0OO, GOO barrels over the previous year, according to the an- nua1 review of the Oil City Derrick, made public today. The figures are based on pipe line receipts reported monthly, estimates of pipe lines not reported, and estimates of tank car shipm ents from fields where no reg ular pipe line service existed.
 The 1919 report is a new high rec ord in the annual petroleum output ot the United States, according to the review. Fields which showed gains were North Carolina, Texas, North Louisiana, Gulf Coast, Kentucky, Wy. oming and the Lime districts. Losses were recorded for Kansas, Pennsylva- mia, West Virginia and Southeastern Ohio.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-12
TWO QUALITIES IN LINCOLN WIN
 haUCH INTEREST
Tolerance and Democracy Two Most Worthy of Z
 His Traits

Perhaps the two qualities in Alp raham Iincoln's life that win the most interest, were his broad toler- ance and his democracy. If he could have lived through his presidential term, the bitter arrangement between South and North would never have developed.
 Most people see only the view point of their own locality, and cannot grasp that of some other environment. Lincoln's broad sympathy was able to imagine how he would have felt un- der other circumstances. He would have found means to win back promptly the affection of the South ern people.
 Today the sectional spirit has gone. But there are other bitternesses that run on different lines, creating class feeling and separating friends and neighborS into hostile groups. Only by the Lincoln spirit, the comprehen- sion of the point of view and cir cumstances of those living under other environments, can this country avoid social chasms.
 The great marvel of Iincoln's ca.
 reer has always been his rise to suct heights of eminence and achievena ent | from the most lowly and humble or. | igin- It is for all time a matchles 1 example to the youth of humble l homes.
 | The youth who would climb in thi 1 country from lowly home, will finC 1 far more helping hands than eve.
 assisted Lincoln. Every school hous 1 may be a path to greatness, if on, can but grasp his opportunities. Tn l boy who like Lincoln spends spar time in reading the Bible and Shakes peare and the great builders of his tory, will not be commonplace. It sometimes seems as if the earnes boy from the humble home had l better chance than the son of wealth | since he has had to learn the lessor 1 of work and patient effort. Every l one is glad to see him rise, an | pleased to push him along.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-12
TYR. W. B. Caldwell of Mon-
 

DR. W. B. Caldwell of Mon-
 ticello, Illinois, vas and is a
 family doctor. The whole human body, not any small part of it, was his practice. More than half his ''calls'' were on women, children and babies. They are the ones most often sick. But their illnesses were usually of a minor nature colds, levers, head aches, biliousness-and all of them required first e thorough evacuation. They were constipated.
 Dr. Caldwell in the course of 40 years practice, for he was grad uated from Rush Medical College back in 1875, had found a good deal of success in such cases with prescription of his own contain ing simple laxative herbs with pepsin. In 1892 he decided to use this formula in the manufac- ture of a medicine to be known as Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, and in that year the preparation was first placed on the market. The picture of Dr. Caldwell that ap- pears on the package was taken in that year.
 The preparation immediately had as great a success in the drug stores as it previously had in the doctors private practice. Today the third generation is using it..
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-12
NEW ENGLAND COAL FAMINE.

Boston, Feb. 12-Wartime heat and light regulations may be neces- sary in Massa chusetts and possibly in the rest of New England, as result of the coal shortage, James J. Stor- row, state fuel administrator, said to- day. Only quick relief will prevent issuance of such orders, he said.
 The Railroad Administration in- formed Mayor Peters that steps would be taken at once to relieve the shortage. Four cars of coal daily would be shipped here for school use, it was said. The Boston and Albany railroad declared an embargo today on shipments from Albany and Rens- selaer, N. Y, except live stock, per ishable freight, anthracite and bitum- nous coal, foodstuffs and newsprint paper.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-12
EXPECT BIG LUMBER CUT.

Bangor, Me, Feb. 12 - Lumber men of northern Maine expect to cut and bring out to the mills this win ter about 1000, ,OoO feet of timber and plup wood, which is the record for the Maine cut. This, however, is contingent upon weather conditions and upon the sufficient fall of snow to facilitate hauling. Thus far these conditions have been satisfa actory-~~
 When Sunday morning comes, a lot of people have the influenza, but when the dances come along, they merely have a cold in the head and need to get out and have a little change.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-12
FRATERNAL NEWS
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

Special notice is given of a mons trous meeting of the members of Park City Council, No. 16, Knights of Columbus, to be held at the club house on Washington avenue this evening, February 12. Very import ant business will be transacted. All members are respectfully requested q to attend. The meeting will take the form of a rally at which time the older members will have a chance to become acquainted with our new brothers.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-12

ideal citizen, with polished manners and lively interest in anything that pertained to the public welfare.
 Dr. McManus was the dean of dentists in Connecticut and among the foremost and oldest practicing dentists in this country.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-12
SAYS LONDONERS
 ALL HAVE BLACK
 COLORED LUNGS

London, Feb. 12.-Professor Pick erton, president of the London As tronomica1 Society, startled an audi ence the other day by telling his hearers 'you have black lungs.
 t'Black lungs" he said, "are due to your living in, London and the only cure is to live in the country and breathe pure air. London s black atmosphere accounts for the apparent lack of energy on the part of % many Londoners."
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-12
OLDEST DENTIST IN STATE DEAD

pr. James McManus, the oldest dentist in this state, died Monday in Hartford. Dr. McManus was not only at the head of his profession for many wears, but he was recognized assan
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-12

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