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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-27
@ambnrg banbt!

Mmerican Slip ono Mmertcan Cor
:poration er for lin transatlantilfe
8asiager= og 6ra9tfarts @eofommen=
oe gaaet / &ompagni me6 &amburg-
Mmerifa2inien iaale6es, at &amburq-
Mmerifa 2inien obertager M%genturet
for Mmertcan Sbip og @~ommerceGor-
poration i Gpiflan6, meoens 1rebnte
amerifanife Selitab bill optreoe / til
%ibare1oe @genffab for @amburg-Mme=
rita 2inie paa 6enne SIDE Mtlanten.
Set Selifaber bill paa mango Sell
ter iamarbeioe paa balb. Deling al
nobDttet, og set bentes, at aoifillige
11pe Sftbe 2ebet at faa Maane6er bill
blibe erbberbet. Set ttlfeies, at ser
lite ! bette iameniIltte6e Dobbelt-
5elifabs amerifnnife 4el er in6ifu6t
tpife @enge, ligeiom Ser beller lite
Sperensfomiten forefin6es rogen
&lanful, Der SIR en- tpif grbberbelie
at Ben arnertfanife Sci af Gntrepriien
mulig i.6remti6en.
Ser er allereoe @laner UNDER Dp
telling ON Start al nDHasiogerlinier,
u0Itraalen1e fra DobbeItfDmbnnnipt,
ligeiom mon ogfuo poat9nfer @ieb al
meget itore 5ragt6ampere. S Eilfel-
De af &rig mellem Sc 6oreneoe Sta.
ter % en- aroen Magt, unotagen Gpif-
Lamb, bill Sftbene bIibe om6anneoe til
9inlpefrDoiere, % &a1nburg- Mmeri.
to 2i,1ien er gaaet in6 paa at gipe
Mmerican Sbtp aro Commerce Cor
poration 81 tefntf % o11oen sSnoiigt,
man maatte beiiobe meo &eniDr I'll
aonitrl1ftion at mooer11e Dceanoam-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-27
for at bin6re sen blofereoe Stat fra
at angribe fin Mabo.

for at binDre sen blofercoe Stat fra
at angribe fin Mobo.
Sioltnebrte 8eitemmelie pilbe ppe
cit bis Erpgbe6 for imaa Mationer,
ser er Moboer til Stormagter. 2oo os
foreltillc ct 6remtibsperipeftip: Epif-
LAMB fomner otter / %fien6tligt 6or-
bolo til cit Magt % pil 6erfor fglge-
Zig blibe bloferet al Nattonsforbnn-
sets &aao, bpis- pigtig1te 8aabe,, til
at afperge &rig ct @rflGring al 8lo=
fa6e imob set 2anb, Ser bar opertroaot
Sc internationally 9berensfomlter. S
1t iaaom1t Si1f9l0e biloe maaife Tpifz
lano a11gribe 9a1um1arf for at ifre fig
bets 2epne6smi66elforipning. Men
bnis 6erimo6 &aa6et gab 9anmart
Sou til at opretboloe @anoelsiamfpem
mes set blotereoe &ige, pil6e 6ore for
Mngreb bore formin6ltet ON life 1,6e=
luffet.
5om man fer, arbcioer man flittigt
i europa meo at itDre 6orbl,n6et %
faa set til at fungere, % iaafremt
man Der / .2a1l6et ptlbe opbpoe lig=
nenbe Mnitrengelier iiteoetfor at gigre
6orbrnoet til cit polttiit &altebolot,
biloe meget bore pl111oet og Ger6cn
maaife nprn1ere BEN Sag, ga Ser pir<
fclig fin6es ct frngeren6e N%ottonsfor=
M1no,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-27
@%esjerimeer iii tilbaeelepere foniis:
ferret @ien6omt.

&%ongreslen be6tog nDlig cit 2op,
ser bempn6iger Mlien &ropertp Gus
to6ian til at tilbagegipe @enge eller
@jenoom, iom &egierineen bap6e to-
get / 6orparins rnoer &rigen, for6i
@ieren oerof tilbprte Ell fienotlig Sea-
ton. Sen npe 2op flyer, at 6olf, Ser
bprer UNDER 2an6e, Iom lite lengere
bprer UNDER Spiflan6 eller 9itrtg, MI
Tan forlange 6eres @ien6om 116leperet
Otter 6en11e Sob fan 5lespigere fra
i. Gone, bbis @ien6om UNDER &rigen
blep fonfisferet al sen omeritonife
Regiering, mi faa oenne frigtbet bee
at fremlagge 8epis for, at Sc MI C:
oanife un6eriaatter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-27
AattunBfnrhunnrt

nnoer 6en nuperen6e 8algfampag=
ne iaabel iom / 6orbin6elie me6 6en
%polif=rusiiife Strife fremiettes ofte
Den Haaltan6, at Mationsforbun6et
lite fungerer, ligeiom en- Sci fien6te
Men6, Ser ier poa oen foreliggen6e
5olfeforbun6spagt me6 ct pesiimiItiif
Spn, fommer me6 u6taleIier tpiplen=
De ON 6orbun6et / oct bele taget mo-
genitn6e oil treoe / 5lnftion. Men
paa SEN an6en SIDE mao set oqfao
inorGmmes, at mango frem6eles ne6
Mlpor ~6isfuterer 6orbunospagten og
I ben ier en- nbbei til at un6gaa freu1.
ti6ige &rige. @anife biit er Der me-
get faa, Der beb6er, at oen r11bpren6e
8agt ct feilfri og perfeft; men efter
at oen er traa6t / 6unttio1, bill oe 6a
aabenbare6e @angler % gnifelige
S%orbe6ringer funne afbielpes og inc.
fpres. Og en- Sing er gipet, at iaa-
TRENT ben no%arbeioeoe Solfeforbuuos<
pagt ilet lite faar Mnleoning til al
freoe no ! set prattiife 2ip % piie fin
gtDtte euer oofl1mentere iin u6ueliq,
:beo, bill mango Menneifer bIine BERG,
bet be Slluiioner, Sc bar neret mes
.SertiDn til Muligbeoer1 at ct Mationg.
:forbuno, Der fnn6e birfe for 6re6 Cd
5ororageltgbeo imenem 2anoeue.
Meoets Mrnerifas @tilling til belle
@aeten bill fon1me til At taa ben i set
nbisie inotil efter gaIget / Mobenrber
eller rettere fagt inotiI BEN rbbulate
Brafioents EMANCIPATION Mortg
1921, faa bar bog Hagten biotiI Doe.
ret lebet1oe NOT til, It man gurobn
bar t1r1,ret beffiaftige iig me6 Sen.
SSaaleoes bnr ben aottlntsifion, ser
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-27
Sn6biflet SlrQtifab.

st treoobbelt 8rDIlnp fanot for.
leoen steo / Sron @iber, Micb
Mrs. @li8abetb Mpfbiit agteoe SSa.
cob Sanoell, ben6es gen Mrtbu,
@Dfpiit aete6e Sacob @anSens Dat
ter G6ttb, % en- ar16en Sgn, emil
egteoe Sanoo gtrgmberg. De for.
Tiger mi at r6regne, bborban @legt
fabsforbol6et bIiber.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-27
julius H. Dennhardt
RepubIikansk-P rogresslv kandldat
FOR k0NGRES
Wisconsins 6te Distrlkt,

Han har havt Sede i Statens Assemb-
ly og for n~arverende State Senator
fra Diet lode DISTRICT, som omfatter
Winnebago County.
Stillede sig som Kandidat efter per-
sonlig Opfordring af Senator Robert
NJ. La Toilette. Var valgt som La Fol
lette republikansk Delegat til Diet re-
publikanske %nationalt Konvent i Chica-
go den Cite Juni dette Aar, og stemte
10 Gange paa La Toilette for Pr@si-
dent. En- i Favor af lige Ret for ALE,
og specific Privilegier for ingen.
Hans TrOsbekjendelse.
EN- Mand er en- Mand uden Hensyn
til hans F@dsel, hans Religion eller
St@rrelsen af hans BankkOntO."
Han er fpdt og opvokset i Winnebago
County paa e. Farm, hvor han tilbrag-
te sine Barndomsdage. Han arbejdede
paa Farmer og ON Vinteren i Wiscon-
sins Tpmmerskove. Hans nuverende
Beskj@ftigelse er Auktionsforvalter og
Farmer. Han Dor sammen med sin
Familie paa Church Street i Neenah,
Wis.s han har fem Born.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-27
6yutallrt.

Ser fin6es / Dor 6agslpie @er0en
mango m9rfelige Sing, 1om ri life
tan fatte, og iom hi life fan fortlare
oS 90 ben npgterne 6orltanos Sci.
Scr fin6es @emmeligbe6er, iom CT
|n1i1oit ligeiaa 611nfle iom &c. man fin
ser igamle Sagn, og Ser ftn6es mp=
|itiife 5oreteelier, iom bar t1egen Gig
be6 meo Srol66om. Ser finbes Sing,
1om ri gjerne bill forbile til @pentp=
reneS og 6untaltens &er6en, men iom
oog fife bill laoe % / 5re6 - ser fin
6es @aa6er, fom benter poo oeres
l2gsning.
On 2ebning- al ti6ligere Cages
Opertro, iom tro6s al 0plpsning og
al @ioen. life bar la6et Jig 1t6rp66e>
er Sroen paa Capitalists mpitiife
&raft. Waaife bill man ipnes, at 5pb=
|tollet life .er m%prfeltgere enc noget
an0et Gal fra Soul til Ni. Mfen bpis
man fe1ter fin Spmerflombeo 6erbeo,
bill man lite fu11ne 11n6gaa at lpgge
M9rfe til, bbor ofte Spbtallet fore
fommer / bemmeligbe6sfl,loe 5om=
menitillinger.
Wfaa1fe mango allere6e bar lagt
Werfe til, at Soft gier11e bill babe,
2otterinumret ifal in6eboloe ct eller
flere Spbtol, 11aar oe fipber Ell Got:
terri eo6el? st 2otterimumer 1pnes %.
iaa al mango at regnes for at babe
ierlig gooe @eDinih16iigter, naar
S11mmen al 6ets Sal er Gnogtppc =
bet bill iige 3.@onge Z.
Dette er naturligpis bare Snaf =
men ol1igebel er Groen paa @pptal.
Lets mpitiffe 8etp6ning ioa gamme]
og iaa ieiglibet, at man tilliot fa1
bltbe lt6t tbiblen6e ON, bborpt6t 6e1
altiammen b9r forbi1es til Opertroens
Smraa6e.
st eiterlan6if Soft, @al6eerne
bbis @abn ri fien6er fra 8iblen, oc
iom bap6e fin @torbe6sti6 for tire gu
iino Mar iioen, fien6te fpb "8laneter'
S6len, Maanen, Merfur, 8en11s
Mars, SSupiter og @aturn -og efte,
6isie opfalote De l1gens ipp Sage =
Spnoag bar Solens Sag, Manoa{
nar Maanens 9ag og iaa pioere. De
er efter Dem, Ri bar ipp Gage / nger1
Spb Dor &al6aernes bellige Sol, o{
bet er antagelig fra Dem, bi bar arpe1
Sroen paa SDbtallets obernoturligt
&raft. .
Sgoerne fit al &al6eerne Eroer
paa BET bellige 5pbtaI og oenre Erf
afilgrer fig mango 6te6er / set gamlt
Eeitamente. Sfabelies6agene uo,
gior6e iammen me6 &biIeoagen ipb
fire at Seoernes itore &gitioer bareo'
bier / ipb Dage, bbert fpbenoe Ma1
bar ct Sabbataar og bbert iDben6'
SabbatSaar ct Subelaor. 8e6 Nn
maane ofre6es iDb Gam og beo amor
&eitioer ipp andre Dffer6pr, be6 6or
ionings- % &enielieofre 6uffeoe Sci
|ISfrenoe fig ipp @ange Serbian, ga
cob tiente iDb Mar for @acbel. So
lief tDoe6e 5araos Drem iaale6es, d
Der ifnloe fonn11e iDb frugtbare Ma
% ipb Mar me0 Mispefft. Soma
bar iDb Gage ! Sbalens Bug. Sm
ions Saar, ! bbiIfet bans stprfe fal
bar flettet ! iDD GIetninger. Saul
8lo6ffpl6 til @ibeoniterne ioneoes be
yiDb Of bans gfterfomurereg Dso. q
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-27

al Sabernaflets it6rlte Brpoelier bar
Den iDparme6e 2Dieltage - % iaale=
oes fan Ser nebnes @fsempler efter
Gfsempel taget fra Oct gamle Sc ta=
mente.
&erierne troe6e o9ioo poo Spptal=
lets &elligbe6. Sc troeoe> at 1pp gooe
Monoer itreoes me6 ipp al Merfets
Nanoer ON &erreosmnet poa Soroen,
og Spptallet f%orefommer ogioa / CANT
le periiife Sfrifter / ma1ge or1ore
Sommenltillinger.
@retere og &omere ttllagoe ogiaa
Spbtallet en- ierltg 8etDoning. s
@rGfenlaro regneoes meo ftp Ser
6enspi6un6er, ipp bar Ebebes @elte,
% lDb Dar Sc 8Der, ser ltre6es ON at
bpre SEN itore 9igter @omers> ST.
6ebD.
S &om Sc ipp Spies 8p - re-
gjereoe fpr &%cpublife11s. Sl1ofprel :
ipn Sagnfonger, % ipb par set TO-
merife &iges fore &elifpier.
0giaa / oen friltne Strife f%orefu1n-
mer @potallet i EFT Mengoe Can't
menitillinger. Sen fatolife Strife far
ipp @aframenter og regner mes i;u
9%pos1Dnoer, iom Jones giennen1 ipb
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5altet;-
oe11 fpr Boafe barer ipp Tiger, og
Einie fplger iDb Tiger efter @ooife.
SDp er 6orlgsningsoroelle, % ipr Ct
8gn1er1e / 6aoerbor.
Gromu Ell lang lang @pffe af
@fsempler fan6e nepnes - men set,
pt allere6e bar nepnt> lp6er 10 ulle=
reoe ttlitreffelig merfeligt> % oct er
intet timber, at a6ifillige Me1rneifer
%1orlener SDbtallet meo noget mpltilf.
Men ogiaa / bore Gage 6uffer5pb-
tallet %beitanoig op poonp / qanlfe
oberraifenoe Sammenbeng. @n me-
get fremragenoe tpif 8iolog og 9ege,
9r. @ilbelm 6lieis, bar mert at bare
opoaget, at @enneifelipet forego1r !:
Belgebebegel1er elIer @bptmcr al en-
bts 2engoe. San bar blonot anoet
fnnoet, at bisie Menneifers 2ip fan
inooeles / @erto6er paa % Gage "A
@ange z. On an6en @ioenifabsmano,
en- Hrofesfor &erman Smobooa, bar
giort en an6en oberraifen6e Sssaatta-
gelie> bbilfen Spbtallet ipiller e,
Nolle. S en- &erio6e al ipb Mar for.
1npes, Tom hi peo, belle Sen menneife-
l1ge Srgantsme-om iDb Mor er man
1aaleoes ct belt % bo1oent mt Men.
11elfel Soet 8rofesior @mobooo er
gaaet no fra oenne @ienosgierning,
bar ban n11oeriggt benre 6ornpelies
Snoflpoelie paa Mrbeligbe6en % me.
ner, at 8arnet fterfeit arber Mnleq
ira Den al 6%orhl6rene, bbis Ml6er beo
Bar1ets Sp6iel er t1ermeit 6eleliq
meo iDp! 90 bba6 mere er - ban
mener at babe fnn6et, at Bgrnene
Mminoeligbe6 fommer til @er6en iuit
paa laaoan1e Mar, bbor en- al 6orel,
orenes Ml6er er 6elelig meo ipb!
Man be6, Ser fin6es mango @a1.
Der at lgie, @aa6er,, iom tan fnngfIe
Menneifets Snteresie for ct beIt Glib,
og Tom man al6rig bliber tret al al
gruble ODER S @trfeligbeoen. er set
iaa6an, at enbber 9ag / ct Menneifes
2ip bpoer paa en- 0pgabe at lgie, en-
@aaoe at giatte poa - set er fun Sc
u%foritanoige Menneifer, ION foripaer
ct fpoe Dpeaberne fro iig % unoaaa
at giatte.
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Knra"
1rpnBttn.

1rpnBttn.
S oct Gbarter, lom set arnerifan1fe
&poe &ors mo6tog fra Sc Sorene6e
Staters &ongres> 1too Ser at &eoe
&orS / 5re6sti6 ifal pirfe iom Ell no.
tioral &irlpeforening, ser ifal poe
,8iitano Gilfeloe al @eit, Soroitielp,
Stormfloo, S%perippmmelie, Eorna=
ooer og attore Motionalulpffer. 9enne
&trfiombe6 leoes al oct &p6e &ors'
"&ataitrofe Mfoeling" (Disaiter &e=
lieD.
S 6e 80 Mor, / bbilfe set amerifan=
lfe &poe &ors bar beitoaet, bar set
poet @ialp pe6 $50 itore l1lpffer al
ben nebnte Mrt, me6 Ell l16giit al 13
Wfillioner Collars. 8lan6t 6tsIe
ltlDffer bill hi Blot 11epne S%orolfiel=
pene Charleston og Gan 6rancisco,
Stormflo6en / @alpeston, 0per ibgm=
melierne / Ohio / 1913, @altlano &a=
~taltrofen / Chicago, SEN guile Sober. /
Sp6ltaterne % 6en itore @fsplolion /
9altfar UNDER &rtgen.
Set er pGr6 at legge Merfe til
bette, at ielb UNDER &rtgen> 90 &poe
&orS bar fulot optaget al lit 8arm=
biertigbeoSarbeioe / &rigslanoe1e bar
Observation-Disclosures olligepel ioa
goot organiieret at oen n1eo ct Die
blifs @ariel par iitano til at gipe al
fornpoen &ielp beo flere &atoitrofer
Der 2anoet, - &ielp at en- iaa l1bp=
re u6itrefning, at Sen frepeoe ct
&engel1olpg al s Millioner DoIlars.
Diebliffelig @ielp er oobbelt &ielp,
tiger 10 set gamle Oroiprog, og 6erfor
boloer &poe &ors fig alti6 reoe til at
9ipe al forneoen @ielp oct 9ieb1if,
Ser trenges BERTH. @oo mart en- flor
nlpffe bar fu16et Ste6, fan man bore
iiffer pao, at sen lofale @e6e &ors
Mfoeling itrafs mp6er OPP me6 2pger
og S%pgebielp. 5omti6ig telegrofe=
rer Sc til oct nGrmeite &poe @ors So
%beofontor, bborfra ser itrafs ofienoes
etstratog, Der bringer Se6emioler
&leoer, Spgepleieartifler, Eelte fra
&eoe &ors itore Magoiiner Iomt EN-
oDgtig Stab at 2eger, Spgepleieri fer
90 Men6, Ser bar @rfaring i, bbor=
oan man be6it ifal toge fat / en- iaa=
San Sag.
Desberre er Der ofte 8rug for
1ao6an @ielp. Set ii6ite Mars @op=
port piier, at ser fer i 2anoet / @ien=
1eminit forefomer fire ftore nlpffer
bier Maane6, be6 bbilfe ser trenqtes
til 9ialp fra &p6e &ors. Disie llpf=
fer fan6t @teo poa $50 forlfiellige
@te6er / 81 Stater. De berlte Sea-
taitrofer / &egnifabsaaret, ser en6te
Sen 30. Sum- 1920, bor @tormflo6en
CORPUS @briiti / Eerqs> og 6e 1tore
Sorna6oer, Der anrette6e iao megen
Sfaoe Staterne Misiisiippi, 2ouisi=
ana, Mlbama, Georgia, Ohio, Ssn6io.
ITO og Sllinots.
S 6tsie $50 l1lpffer mi1teoe $50
@enneifer 2ibet, 1900 tom olborliat
tilifaoe, 10000 mite6e &us og &iem,
og 10000 6amilter iattes uoe al
lStano til at bielpe fig ielp me6 6g6e.
barer, &laoer oib. Set @engetab, lom
6isie nlpffer forbol6te, beregnes til
100 Millioner Collars. Sill at bielpe
De bnsbiloe, np6lt6en6e og tilffa6e=
TONNE 1an1t til at begrabe De 6g6e
brngte &g6e &ors mere enc 1 Mtllion
Dollars, forl1oen at set u66eIte @le.
Der og 5g6emt6ler til en- 8er6i al
100000 Dollars, ITO @DgepIeierlfe1
afienotes fra &obe6fontoret til al
pleie De iaareoe / 80 r%popretteoe 2aia.
retter, % 6e bl1sbiloe foripneoes mel
Mfao fra 30 "@anteers", ser etablere:
oes pao ielbe l1lpffesfteoet.
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-02
Girl GetsKiss From Pershing
On Recitiirg Original Poem

girl pushed her way in front Of the
guard. and smiling asked the general
70 pose for a picture This he did,
ard on leaving, remarked If that
doesn't turn out good, it's not my
fault"
Cen Pershing was more than
pleased at the exhibit prepared by
the Eighth cavalry. examining every
ling in detail, questioning the men.
and listening attentively to the music
BY members Of the band On reach
irs the exhibit OF the light ordnance
repair shop, and being shown his own
statue, he stepped back. appraised it
with a critical eye. smiled and turn
ing 70 his aids jOkingly remarked
Rat he didn't know he was so good
looking AS he made his way through
TIE crowds back and forth across the
Parade grounds. he was always stop
rirE. picking up a youngster here
and there from its mothers arms. and
kissing it and shaking hands with
beaming mothers and fathers.
Visits Home OF Gen. Howe.
Finally he slipped away. and fol-
lowed by his staff, proceeded 10 the
home Of Gen Howe. Here the party
entered. chatted and relaxed for a few
moments. until Mrs. Howe Joined the
party Then. before any one realized
IL. the little line Of official auto
mobiles was streakiug IL hack toward
f. PasO. a motorcycle officer OF the
police department blazing the way
o. each side. unmindful Of traffic
sleed laws.
c-he line finally came TO a halt at
tire home of A. p. Coles, at Magoffin
avenue and Virginia street. where
Cen Pershing and the party stopped
for a few moments. Finally the gen
Cral bid his adieus, was taken TO his
pt Ivate car. and after resting pro-
coded 10 the Paso del Norte for din
rer-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-02
General Meets
old Residents
OfNatiUe STATE

shortly after o'clock Monday
morning crowds started collecting
around the Paso del Norte. and fill
ing the lobby so that II was almost
Impossible TO gain entrance, all with
cue purpose in view-seeing Cen
FcrshinE.
4 About $50 o'clock several members
OF his staff entered the dining room
for breakfast Just before o'clock
IaI. Gen Robert J. Howe arrived at
the hotel with members Of his staff
and took up their station outside Of
tire entrance to the elevators
Gen PershinE arose shortly after s
o'clock and breakfasted- He then
left his room. and descended in the
elevator TO the lobby Signifying his
readiness TO 90 TO Fort Bliss 10 COM
pfete his trip of inspection and re-
view the troops, the party entered
automobiles
Before leaving the general helped
. Is aids put down the top OF his
motor in order TO "see more Of the
sum-" as he expressed it.
Before leaving the hotel. a young
woman pushed through the crowd
and asked him to shake hands with
her. She. said she vas rom Missouri.
ard back home we are all so proud
OF YOU General PershilE smiled,
shook her hand, and remarked Mis-
s. liri is a pretty .OOd place 70 come
from" This was the signal Tor many
and several men claiming tie state as
tEeir birthplace. elbOWed forward and
s-ook hands with the general As he
C! mhed INFO the car, he turned to the
liowd. eXclaiminE, I've met so many
people from Missouri since I've been
here that I think the whole state
must have moved down to see me-"
and with that officers automobiles
sot under way for Fort Bliss
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-02
IlH.

felt ike a different woman. kept
on taking It until my baby girl was
born last month and we have had her
christened Lydia Elizabeth ] wish
you to publish my letter TO benefit
other women who are suffering as
I was. Mrs. KATHERINE HURZ-
BACKER, 1885 Manhattan Avenue,
Broosiyn, N. Y
Women who suffer from any fernl-
nine ailment shouldn't lose hope until
they have tried Lydia E Pinkham' s
Vegetable Compound
The many convincing testimonials
constantly published In the news
papers ought to be proof enough for
women who suffer from those dis
tressing Ills peculiar to then sex that
lydia +. Pinkhsm's Vegetable con-
pound is the medicine they need.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-02

I'm just your dear old Jack" ex-
/ claimed Gen. John J. Pershing as
his long arms extended and folded
pretty little Miss Barbara Gosline in
a tight hug and he planted a kiss
square upon her lips, while the
crowd that thronged the y n c A
tent on the parade grounds at Fort
Bliss roared approval
Gen. PershlnE with his party Sun
day afternoon had strolled into the
tent to look over the class Of enter
tainment that was being provided for
the soldiers when little Miss Gosline
sped him in the crowd Running to
The platform. she gained the center.
and recited an original poem entitled
Just Old Jack" AS line followed line.
Cen Pershing lost his stern counten-
ance, a smile lowered around his lips
and then he broke into hearty
laughter. When she alluded to his
Sn ghthOod but said hack home he
was just plain Jack. he doubled over
with laughter Then as she fin
ished, ne was the first TO applaud and
before the little elOcutionist realized
" hat was coming the general had her
in his arms.
Insnects DirigibIe HnnEars.
Leaving the Toltec club shortly
after 2 o'clock Gen. Pershing mOtored
directly TO Fort Bliss On reaching
the fort he expressed a desire 10 see
the little line Of automobiles carrying
his personal aides. and the aides OF
Gen. Robert L Howe wound in and
cut over the post throughfares-t The
first stop was made at the steel
hangar being erected to- house the
rev dirigible patrol which is coming
to FL Paso. Gen Pershing made
minute inspection O. the building. eX-
pressed his satisfaction, and again
the party drove off, this time 70 stop
a. the hospital Leaving the car
there, he went through the building
and there 10 question a soldier on his
illness, dropping a word OF cheer, and
then passed cut OF the building to one
o the adjoining wards.
But the afternoon was not to be
al. business When Americas war
leader heard that a polo game was in
progress between the Eighth cavalry
and the send field artillery he ex-
B-essed a desire to see the play. and
his car was driven 70 the side of the
oval He watched the game until the
closing minutes Of the contest. when
the Eighth cavalry team by some
wonderful riding came from the back
and shot two goals in rapid success
sion. nosing out the artillerymen by a
score Of 55A to 5. Then. when the
bugle blew closing the period. Cen
PeIshing was found to be an excited
spectator on the side lines. packed
with enlisted men and girls.
Cameras Kept Busy.
From the polo field the general
took in the stationary exhibits dis
played on the parade grounds. On
coming out from an exhibition tent
and as the cameras in the hands OF
Young and old clicked. he turned 70
the crowd that chung TO his heels, ex-
claiming why Cont you go in and
look it over2 It's all worth see
ing" Just at this juncture a feeble
cid man elbcwed his way through the
crowd and grasped the generals
hand. Once again the generals bis
memory came TO his aid. one Of my
OH first rergeants," he said turning
20 Cen Howe. From one exhibit Ia
another he made his way. Outside Of
q vocational training unit q young
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-02
GIVE GEN.
PERSHLMG FLAG

to the general as an American and a
patriot
Gen Pershing followed in a brief
--u0Wleugeuel oil the tdlresses-
During the luncheon three little
hoys made their way 10 the general
and shook his hand. First. Foster
Mcintyre, S years old went He told
the general his papa was John Nc
Irtyre and that before his papa was
married his fathers name was John
william The two little sons Of
Charles Dyer, auditor Of the Sheldon
also got a hearty handshake from
Black Jack"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-02
EL PASO GROCERS VICTIMS
OF BOGUS CHECK CROOK

Police have received complaints
from f1ur grocers alleging that a
iran is cashing bad checks for the
said they had lost a total Of 500.
The man, they said. gives a check
for more than the groceries come 10.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-02
The Strong withstand The Winter
Cold nerfer Thnn The Menk

Old people who are feeble and
younger peorie who are weak. viii be
strengthened and enabled 10 go
through the cold weather by taking
GROVE TASTELESS chill TONIC.
which Is simply IRON and QUININE
suspended in syrup So pleasant even
children like IT, You can soon feel
its strengthening, InvigOrating Eff
feet. Price 60c-AdV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-02

GIN e. Lyola Z.
Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound
1 was IN a very
bad condition and
had lost two ba-
bies. One Of my
good friends told
me about Lydia
E. Pinkham $
Vegetable Com
pound and after
] had taken eight
or ten bottles !
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-02

SEEKS NEBRASKA GOVERNORSHIP.
Lincoln, Neb., Feb. Gov samuel
IT, McKelvie, Republican. today an
uounced his candidacy for renomina-
ton at the primary election. April 20.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-02

HAY FOR sALE-Santa Rosa Mer-
camille Co, Santa Rosa New Mex
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-02
BABY NAMED
LYDIA E.
Because Her Mother Was
Made Wen by Lydia E.
Pnkham's Vegetable
Compound.

Brooklyn, MY could not write
III ny thanks for your blessed medI-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-02

To Heal A Cough.
Take HAYES HEALING HONEY. 55c.
ADV