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most likely io lower the cos: ot
living hy the policies he would
pursue:
After all. lhi, is the vital quc,-
tion with most oi Us these dav>.
and vet the aver, &C man has Ne
way oi finding out Just which
party would be- inclined 10 bring
abou, q reduction IN taxes and q
reduction. IA ura.ly, ~ Other
costs.
Let H. take Just one of hun
bred instance, OF wha, the Re
publicanS have sought 20 10 IN the
past and consider their probable
future course.
Millions ii dollar, have been
saved the public purse by the
erection OF 4 SlI.ooo.ooo govern
ment plant where armour plate Is
turned on, hy our government, Tor
naval vessels. II half the cost pr
vatc concerns formerly received
IL the same class OF work. Rcac-
iionary Republican, did every
thing IN their power TO Illustrate
the project. The Republicans
,ough, 60 keep ihi, bushes, Tor
certain pcitcd Interests and 90
allow the people who pay the
taxes TO foot the bill The Rcpub-
leans are still closely IN touch
with the Interests 81 the cuun-
try and will be glad to save nice,
iuicy little gob> Tor pie Tor them
md they Will be perfectly willing
Tor the public to foot the bill
The Republicans would like 10
have a high tariff so Il, to protect
the American trusts and permit:
them 10 charge whatever prices
hey chose for their products and
vet. AZ the same time, A. i,
-harged in the mca; packing IN
luStry. purchase the raw mate
-lal, a; their own prices
Md 4 nice little four year, era
q high prices Is ahead Of Us Il
Harding and the Senate ohgarchy
are permitted together TO control
the policies OF the nation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-07
UNDERTAKING.

Undertaking seems e. be the
vogue this year. 50 lar n, the Re
publican party j. concerned !,
j. a return Of the old ring meth
ods. out OF date though they arc.
of twenty years ago.
The very latest stunt =, the
spreading OF literature brcadca,,
III which il j. declared ,ha, Gov
crnor Cox. in his newspaper. has
referred 10 travelling statesmen oi
the nation in a manner so, COM
plimentary 10 them
But this propaganda making
the rounds. does no, mcnjrn the
fact that the editorial IN question
was published on August *. IpI4.
that. though published in a PAPER
owned by Mr.. Cox. was no; writ.
ten by him: that. on learning OF
the publication OF the editorial al
that time, he promptly discharged
the editor who wrote il.
The Old Guard must indeed
have been asleep Tor many wears
ii its members believe tia, the
sslesmen oi the country can lie
duped by such silly pra,,le A. they
are seeking TO disseminate. The
statesmen OF the country are men
OF sharp wits. They do no, ike
90 be taken for fools
We predic; that the tactics 81
the Old Guard will prove lar more
detrimental TO the fortune, oi
Warren 6. Harding than to- the
Democratic candidate
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-07

Holland Is looking for American
farm machinery. IN view Of this
fae, The United States Department
o. Agriculture may make a special
test az the four-rpTscpowcr Itllitor.
a one p!ow tractor with which for.
sigu countries scem 90 be i'm
messed. IN view OF as adartabiity
T. small farms.
One OF the frst high European
officials 70 come 60 this country ~
qlcst Of the most up-tU-datc farm
machinery is DR.. u. II. Andreae
commercial sttache Of che Neither
lands. lie Is mere TO ldorn how. ms
country nav hebelit from American
farm n,c:hcls. Of which, he SAYS,
dcvaS,s cd Europe must take adj
VANTAGE II Il is 20 feed IS people.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-07

Holland. the country Of dikcs AM
wind. mills. is still Employing pic
turesauc Old OK teams 20 pull n:
plow. The old fashioned windmill,
Dr. Andtcac says. u gi.ing away
10 steam mills. The next forward
stem IN Dutch agriculture is expect
ed 10 be the introduction Of modern
methods Of blowing.
American tractors pun Two
three or four plows and are too
large for economical! operation on
any farm Of less than $50 acres,
which makes them inpraetieaole
for European use. IN ,he csiima'
ton OF experts. the one.plow utili-
tor, a ,.lidwcst product, may be the
American invention which VII
revoluiionize European agriculture!
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-07

methods. Dr. Andreac is seeking
information on this invocation. IRE
paratory to forwarding = - his
Government.
'wc have nothing like II in Hc'-
land" h. said, following a visit 10
one Of the factories. land as econ
as | ret together all Information
concerning this wonderful prodIc
al American ingenuity. shall :st'
ward u 10 my government IN rot
land"
Il is understood tia, the rae
tories making utilitors have, re-
ceived limitations watch nave
caused them 20 make preparations
on a large scale for supplying Tor
eign demand.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-07
? STOP THAT COUGH
Trv Thas Tnr.osta Tonle

! csta bottls Of McMul,in'e Tonic-tsa - a.
fected-thousancE nay they gctir riciiaiers -
This famous prescription has tr1.ght health
thed-don't gigs No until you 81 n lott, -
ne Mullins Tonic. IL u sid t'in. uisn uspi
IN tine McMuilln's Tonic 10 aimolt a sufut o
ventiye Tor Fla nothing lilo " fer tr'ei 10.
losia asthma hay fever. trrf cli'i tFanll,r. u
goes right % The seat ~ the tful IT, ke,igil.n's
Tonic stacks the dreaded g-f.s a,;agf; frs.
dia'eiy. Dat gay you cent 90 fcliff-fN
MeMallin's Tonic. MID. o. y ~ Ii.dan I.M y.
In Co. Se5alia. -. tgt sale 81
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-07
Why Are Skin Diseases
So Difficult TO Overcome?

stantial relief you must treat them
through the blood.
The best remedy for this purpose
is S.S.S., the fine old blood remedy
that purifes the blood Of disease
germs, and thus restores the skin
to a normal and healthy condition.
Begin taking SIS. today, and
write n complete history Of your
case, and our medical director win
give you expert advice without
charge. Address Chief Medical ADJ
wiser. 16l Swift Laboratory, At
lanta, Ga.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS:

When your skin breaks out with
itching erup,ions, letter, rash, &C.
zema, psoryasis, or other terrifying
disorders. temporary relief will do
YOU but little good. FOR soon all the
,tching and irritation breaks out
afrcsh with renewed fury. and you
soon realize that local remedies
such as ointmcnts. salvcs and SINH
lar treatment will never rid you OF
your trouble.
These troubles originate in the
t!oed, and II you expect real sub
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-07
OIL PRODUCTION FOR AUGUST
IN NORTH CENTRAL TEXAS DISTRICT
SHOWS DECLINE UNDER JULY

,rseisi 70 The Ssss
PORT WORTH. ret --i'toduo;iJr
II al In ID, Nurth Central Texas ter.
r!ioyy fDi august showed 'hght dc.
cline under ihr total Tor lulN. Jr,' ii
ing e. T,Ioit 81 the United State,
GEOLOGICAL Bureau. just announced
Tie output Of the fields during lat
u.rnth WIS p .sqi nro barrels against
=. 0os oeo barrels t'r luv. IT., total
~ reduction q, the state Was sl5N p''
',agTcls the gulf coat fields n'irg
~ pdur'd -.-5i0ot barrels dnIiu-
August
Dp. largely to the increased pro.
duc,ion in oklahoma which icads the
u. ton In production. the total ou,pu,
9TH. country during Angus, has m.
creased 90 Ss.ll1oo0 barrels. as cont
lar,d with - - Goa barrels IN JAY.
The Oklahoma production .or .gSir
Iva f.3-1 Geo AGAINST '32N coo BARR -
iur luly. The Luu.Sllua prediction i"f
AuEu1 wIs 3-lN.p barrels a-Gu =
80 eco halIyls Ter July
Wrist Eight Weeks.
puiug the iirs; 'ight months ~
1890 the North Central Texas ii'i,iS
~ a,lu,,d "a 40 eos barrels against ~
"a geo barrels Tor The Siiu" period "
| iIl war. The pklahomtkstrsls 'i~ha
90, luc.d - g1s 600 burr, Il Tor this ~.
riod against -. ga. 0oe barrels Tor the
fir-t cght months - last year Tn"
North Louisiana f!"lds on the sam"
ha - Increased from SIG 600 20 ~.
'ls .VDo barrels IN. l,rg'-r gain tDr
ans TERRITORY iu the United States. ard
o." Culf Cotr fields IN creased from
30 900 barrels 81 lo.lSo 600 harr'.s.
During the YEAR her. hIs been "a
SUBSTANTIAL incrc1s, Coz the "a on s;u-.
*" In IN. lnit'd State but On IN"
other hand there has b-~n trcmcnd
ous incr,ls. M consumption md lar.e'
Exports from the Mexican fields are
required 2. meet ~" nHiiuus demand.
Apiher Producer
lu tho Crygrnni shallow fields IN"
C,r-ipnl ca & Refining Company hiss
, t'' vluped anuth'r producer which J. q
.a4r well on IN" pump.
Eepli's received bette from Wildcat
| areas are.
GraySou county Drilling has been
r'slm.d on ia" Peters ul a Gas Com
| p.uy test. iuy' c3s 81 Drrisrr. which
h.s pa-~vi up thf'. shallow sands
Wca' ~ D'uisur m. t"st 81 th" VI
| "a r'utl'um COMPANY Is mJhirg lar
progress drilling nigh' and day
| Fanuu Uuurfy-Th' we'll ~ N" ~
! E1y ~ CompfnN. near rpuhim, has
o. oit"d f., shipment . material and
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-07
Ant COAST GUARD SERVICE
UNDER NAVAL DEPARTMENT

8 Nss0riA'rd rrrsA
WASHINGTON. Ott. 6.--pvrmlncr
-irsfer e the coast guard serylc
.rm tusuvN 70 naval department
utgol was urged IN petitions filed ~
.H White !tous- today by rcpr,s.i,.
ives q III American Steamship
.nrrs association 81 Siu Frimclsc 3.
q thu Pacific American Steamship
fu,gs assoc ALTON The papers were
81, iul The presidents consideration.
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~ ENPRESs COMPANY u
ORGANIZED Al BlRMl>t,lttNl

WV HaNfA w.
BIRMINGHAM. Ala. oct. Ger
cate % incorporation o. the south
stern vNlHcss company with head
ALTERS ~ birmingham and which wi
"a cru-f3l cypress business south ri
H. pEl0 and east % the Mississippi
,vr. was fi.d here today.
incorporates - the company ln
sde prominent i!nanel,rS - Alabama
urga. Tcnn,ss'-. and South Care
ma
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-07
'PITAI. STOCk I>CRENSED
~ OH ul INBRED THIRTY
NATIONAL BANKS ~

t-soriaost Tress.
WASHINGTON OFT o. - capital
ok In $50 national banks was iu
iscd by t.lss- 600 during JUN
glst And September compared With
increase e.; $3.50 0o0 hy ios bank
ing ihr same period last year. ac
ding % statement issued ionigh'
"a. comptroller - the currency.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-07
~ WELL. 90 R>ING
~ NOOHfIi0t ~ PARISH
FLAMES l00 fEfT HIGiI

MONROE. Ia OCT 5-Euoti- if,.
ng made toby 10 c1unEaish the
90 mes ~ ne southern Carton com.
.1g spit,r nun.l-.t three giS-r IN
10 .1 ,h,us. Parish - miles from Mon.
Tn. Vel biaz'-d up today destroy
uz Dn@ ~ and the g.,- - now burning
trr,N. N. flames shooting over leo
.-t into th,. sir
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-07
raRTI GIESE Rtn.RO iDRRS
Oft On GENFRiI STRlkt

MADRID 60. = Ecuo.-s 'o P.-ig
-. railroad Officials her, tIv %" -
'ra for.a o.. ullrutd m,f iu rortuc 0
= lan,l a general strike TuD4liy
n.frirs lr ,yuss-Iuf.ir. q the nlr,.s'
''s mems committee. ~ malls and
tl.r u'' h~.l- ~ csmlunl, li.un ga',
cen sr4sUsf did
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-07
iTrORNEI GE>ERN PALMER
Will. TAkE ACTIVE PART
~ PRhSIDFNTIiL CAMP NGN

.. aarfH.rfFf Yves.
WASHINGTON. o. 6-NttWr".
..r,ul Palmer D. preparing ~ tax
.. H,'.yy part .n the pre-.d' initial am
..lgu it vas announced tonight li tn
.isttm.nt of iu-, Ic" WORK on h.'
gedIlr - speaking ,nglErn'' uts he
tl-rod i' Was said. The tim" B." vii
'.of. o. the campaign being d.p.rG
q. rf ~ has official duiitg
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-07
resident and Wife
Drive in Victoria;
Too Cold in Motor

Nsef s'cd rfcsA
WASHINGTON. oct g. Fndir z
3, weather too vin;ry tor motoring.
.rs i.nt Wilson and his wife" went
wing .day 90 the White House Vic.
ria e typ, q vchicl" scldom se'n
vadtv~ in Washington Secret serv.
A." mon followed IN touring car.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-07

In the ruthless onslaught OF
the powers Of evil against good
What is THE PENALTY"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-07
WHO'LL CIT THE COSTS

The question uppcrmu,t IN the
iuinds OF most OF the people a
they regard the two candidate,
Dor PFe>islen, j. Ii elected. which
one Of these candidates will be
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-07
Fn- destroys Gin.

Nssnetaisu frrFs
TEMPLE Tex. oct. 6-Fiur uf On.
1vn urlau DESTROYED cotton cir AZ
s1LlyiUu u.1r here az 4. o',l,eh last
sh'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-07

Aupels Tot 20" seventh DISTRICT ~
e Hui'lo. O,f.ber ..
Motions O,rrrulrd.
sherman Sl1urhi"r.ug a I'nd'tIng
~. go TrNas NuI-'ry Go. rth"Irirr
e. q !. 4 o.. ~. 60. So u. p.
Trout. T-h'if~
CIV g rui3o.k ,s Ed S. liash'. a
&C.,. T'l'HT.r-
F y. a p. o.. ~. Geo.. % .' 'e r
Is lNuon-.r. 't ai u''h'IiH- ard 'H
,Ii.ifv 90
Cimd.n rr, Ir. &C.,. S. " T.
ftnmpst0r r'h.er.rg
Al,r H,p.irs - 90 Sci : n Walter
g 3d. r~h"lrnr
e.. y. Mitchell 90 .' rs IS D.. Grf
l'N. r.h'friug
T.. -. ii.'dr,r o. D. H- q. o.. Sr.s'.
o. affirm on rI't4rIf.
Notion, GrIntrd
Won y iia., N.u,.'. t.r.r
. EtIlruId. '. John Ilrl.Il Parry
.r .fr't. s"' ....r "H.f'
-. =. r H'l 81. e.. s. E.l1 e..
4i..f1 rr pI'...4f,
- - WTu.. 90 3d.. .s r. g. H..
ping o. lfta-. $50 '. co., 80
Submitted.
go. .r itl.. rr T.s.. Enriu'.
| Ir. e.. '. Ha'..s
T. NJ ClmU.rs % sI '- Nv.
; t"um.r- ruu H'mpIlU
l"ulth N!orI- 90 tir. So Eul "
! f.uhiu. from Potter
Set for SuhmisSia October g;
a. a :. y. r.. ca. ts }. e.. Cuwan.
/ itom SW isher
Allen NJ wnblnks. D.. VS. ". z.
S,iby. - Al. from O.h''rre
7. = Ravnolds tf e. y. Nishais
II Z q HHHH
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-19
Petticoats at S1.5O

Colonial Taffeta"-a cotton material
made to look like silk. Also lustrous Sateen
Petticoats, in plain colors and floral effects
Such pettcoats at such a price-$1. 5O-will
be only too quickly sold. Don't delay.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-19
ADMIRAL PUTS BAN
ON ZULU HAIRCUT
U. S. Sailors Denied Shore
Leave II Locks Are Trimmed
Tango" Style.

BOSTON. Dec. 1.-THE Christmas
leave of the men OF the navy in this
district Is endangered by the fashion
In hair cuts.
Ins.stence that the personnel main
tain a uniformity Of aspect In all out
ward details brought a ban today by
Rear Admiral Herbert o. Dunn, com
mandant OF the First district, OIL the
tonsorial style OF tho moment that is
known variously as the Zulu" the
Tango" or the "Grlzyly Bear"
The commandant took notice of the
fashion that resembles the .scalplOck
Of the Indians behind and his ba<gs Ia
front long enough 10 cover the eyes IN
"A formal order invoking the service
REGULATE lions on the subject.
The regulations provide that the hair
shall be neatly trimmed and forbid
eccentricities;lAll commandments In th6
First Naral District are directed a.
order inspection OF liberty parties and
to allow no men to leave the several
ships and stations whose hair is not
in proper trim.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-19

A gathering of last of lotS-of higher price,
Coats-reduced to $19.9S for choice. Note til,
collars-of rich Bay Seal-or those with large self
material collars. And note quality of the Silk lin
ingS. Sizes for misses as we'll as women-il
one style or another-in navy, brown, pekil
blue and reindeer. All at $19.98.
Psiais RsysI-Barsaim Rs..
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-19
HICHWAYMAN In AUTO
R0BS D. c. MAN OF $40

Halted by man who leaped from
an automobile last night at Third and
L streets northwest, Cornelius ID. Hill,
sos Eighth street northwest, was com
manded, while pistol was pointed
at his head, TO hand over his suit
case containing clothing and money.
Immediately after the hold-up the
man returned 10 the ear and made
Off. Two pocketboOks containing a
total OF $40 were in the suitcase. An
other man, who remained at the steer
ing wheel OF the machine. accompa-
MED the bandit.
nm told the police he was on his
way TO Union Station. where he had
intended boarding a train for Virginia
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-19

Looking for home. rooms or an
apartment? Phone your want I'D 10
The Times now. Main $3.50.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-19
New Georgette
Blouses,
Special at 1888

One makers pre- Christmas clearing of
his remaining Blouses-made 10 retail
at s4.9S to 1898. Latest models-ovcr-
blouse and waistline. Beautiful colors-
beautified with embroidery work and
beading. Choice of long and short
sleeves. Sizes 3S to 46, at 1898.
-Baraair Basement
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-19
Bath Robes, S4.69

Women's Robes, looking worth more
than the price asked, and if given for
Christmas presents will be valued &C
cordingly. All sizes, SO to A inclusive
Special at Si.69.
Bargaia Ba &c ncnt.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-19
Dresses at 1898

Dresses at S9.98
The price does not mean that these are
1898 Dresses. 1t should mean to the
reader that dollars can be saved in the
cost OF Dresses that any woman or miss
can be proud of.
Wool Tricotine Dresses, Rich Satin
Dresses, New Velveteen
.-.- Dresses
Straight line and waistline models.
some quite plain but cleterlv tailored,
others cleverly braided, a few with en-
broidery work; styles for miss of ID
years to woman of AZ bust. Not 1898
Dresses. but better Dresses at a sale
price that will create enthusiastic buying
FsInis RsynI-Bnrsaia Basement.
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$1.49 Bungalow
Aprons,
Special at S1.29

Only a saving Of twenty (20) cents.
but these Aprons are extra good value
at $L49. Choice of loose md elastic
waist styles; piped edges or facings of
contrasting colors. Choice of V and
square necks. Special at Sl.29.
Bargain Basement
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-13

sic nidtc un0 lieB ii6 gIcidgiiI.
zig of Die hiibidlcn Ginge an oen
2eib 3ieheH, sic. iie nit 10 piel Gnt-
llldcn fiir oieien Tao bereit qelcgt
hotte. Gad)te MIR INNER: 1T Is
&~dhrheit? Bit e5 %Uge. GecIcum
oung2 &icIt has 9lIo ibre5 Der
lobten Qedcn Die Inihul0iquna ln0
crrDoa uu0 iraltc lid: iicbt linn oas
1bnlld2 Die 2icbc idlrie: nciu!
SrgenoDo ieood) hoftc Der 3nciicl
mo rcdte ME cine @;per Den aopf.
Bcroen ioId)c @ricie ohne icoc llr.
'nGc geidricbcn 49,.
@os Toll ib tun? sou i6 inn
BON bieicm 9ricf ia1cn. iobolo err
fonmt? Cocr ipdter? SoQ i'd ibn
irdgcn: lit no5 mobr? @ir0 err per.
ncincn? llno bari ih linn Damn
1loHber? 0ir0 err 6eiohcn? @as
Honn, o @immcI. mas Damn?
@cnu er ihuIoIo5 lit. miro i'm
nidt mcine 2ro1c t6oIih pcrIctcn9
tIno pern or it}nloil lit.
l'ntcn roIlten olr 2rIten &onen
nor. 1tlntlncn Der @1lte ert!c"6cn.
tIno "a er'd'loB lidl Die &iir,
mo er trot @ter,ia. l1hcIuo, BON
'rei'olacr Neicrlid'felt-
Ole @rnut nite. Gic bobrte
ihrc @lifc icflm0cnlnn1 ticf in icin
@2lId1t, u'o ais lid Die Gugcn
'fa'c'L cute lie 1u' Inn I'll mo innt
inter hcfoorlnp}2lloeu ~ionen ali
enc @rlnt
C III ut'tg,eHe ne }1Ftiin,
%%t''7 <5.''2' Po@ III : %orlllil
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0t."' I!''''l'I' il'eFAo6 ne )oiI'
"-..o' p'i'l"''-
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r3,l,iL %rg',S In',h,n Germ
ul,''.I nlot "a. '''n Ne otIiet'
,''Sll CIV. N,oo liilo nl''ai'n a'rQ
.' OV" ''llo''j''n ''0 0'ol'a-
G@ mar "a Eorht't. lid non eincm
4ran'oen oo@ @lllf bciuHcIn 8u
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-13

gm 4. guguit 1919 bette id
cine mir nnbeiteheu6e Serf0uierin
auf, neiBe SdJniiricnfel in ibrc
ihnar3en StiefeI 81 5iehen, uno
&eip5ig iiel prompt oorauf binein.
Se0c on0ere Staot bate ii5 init
Gntriiihlug %geitrdubt, cine 4}ooe
mit3umaden, Die IdngIt aus Der
Wooc lit.
G0er bari man etfua cine Y}ooc,
Die nidt mebr Wooe lit. cine 4looe
nennen?
Sn 2eip3ig lit es Noor, INNER
binterher gu bintcn. &Iui ie0em
8ebiete.
Seit Witte auguit trdgt man III
2eip3ig weiBe Sdniirientel.
8an5 perItobIen Wagten iie iid
ans @if}t. Gin gummfcn guttc
es Dem anoqrn ob, unh beute iino
Tie foilm 5u 8dbIeu. sic Sra0erin-
ren meiBer SdniiricnfeI.
2eip5ig lit Der @clt uoran,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-13
snn MenTd)em nna Tieren
Grei Sd)nurrcn BON Gberbaro h.
@eitteubiler.
0aS gr0Bte 8unoer.

y | U b Ie rs II II 0 c T.
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