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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-10-10
AGRICULTURAL BEAUTIES.

In the Department OF Agriculture,
bureau Of markets. personnel section.
are some typical beauties. Their dis
positions match, their beauty. They
are under the supervision OF Mr..
HOBBS whose chief HOBBY 10 cob
lecting beauueA B. b.
Why do the hands on the sign
above jewelry stores always point to
II minutes past ~ l know they
don't move. I. G. D..
CHEERING NEWS.
Now, little cake-eatsr.
Don't you evyi
81 Peter will pA@ you
By-sbd-bye.
n. II.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-10-10
WASHINGTON WEATHER.

The weather switches to and fro,
From one extreme to t'other;
One day we're ankle deep In snow,
The next in heat we smother.
when retire at o'clock
All tranquil IL the weather;
1t looks a. IL there'd DO q flock
or baimy days together.
And when the clock Is striking three,
I wake from all my doxin';
The snow n drifting over me,
And I'm thrse-Quarters frosen.
on. u would bother sny gent to know
What wraps to carry
when he goes forth TO pay his rent.
To market, or to marry.
His ulster or . palm leaf fan,
Hts bum boots or his aandals7
This climate 10 too fierce for man.
The weather sharps are vAndaIs.
One day 7 wade around In sleet,
And think this life Ia phoney:
The next day have prickly heat
And then again, pneumoney.
One day the weather gives me Group,
The next. sunburn and frcckies;
And all the time I'm In the soup
And doctors get my sheckeis-
N. n Y.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-10-10

I've never been able to find
out why the center of a target
Is called the bulls eyer" Some
body explain.
HARRY w. FLYNN.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-10-10

When / went to the door of a
house on Newton street northeast,
I found a piece Of paper on which
was written: KNOCK bell out of or
DER" ID. II. B.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-10-10

She Of dimpled knees and rolled
top hose will have watchers where.
ever she goes. ANGEL FACE.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-10-10

This Jane named Locking.
Though the fellows keep hooking.
stun wears the roll-top stockings.
She boarded car one day.
Making the cake-eaters very gay.
And now around that corner they all stay
ID. n.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-10-10

An Alexandria contributor says the
Alexandria hospital has d new Dodge
ambulance, which will supersede the
police patrol wagon.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-10-10

It's enough TO vex q saint.
To think that you are beautiful
And then ind out you ain't
You have tried long and in vain:
So throw those tweeEers away,
X. Keeter, Till your eyebrows meet again
Q. PID.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-10-10

BETTY s. sends this for the fans
to interpret:
Isabil. heres ego
Fortibus es nero.
Votesinum, pes and dux.
Onibil them estrux,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-10-10

Me mother was a dear old thing.
pvt father wss q shost;
His wares to her he'd bring,
put he wouldn't let her vote.
n T.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-10-10
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
LULLABY OF BY-GoNE DAYS.

LULLABY OF BT-CONE DAYS. .
Souse-
The roses, Pat. are red,
The violets blue,
"I'll have a drink on you"
Pat
The roses are red,
The violets pink.
You'll have a drink,
don't think II. Il. c.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1920-12-02

The students at Clemson College
have organized a Correspondence
Club. The purpose of the Club,
writes Cadet NJ. B. O'Bryon, who has
volunteered to correspond for The
County Record, is to give some news
each week to the people of the var
ious Counties concerning the students
Of their respective Counties. A stu
dent from almost every County in the
state has volunteered to correspond
for his local paper. This may be the
beginning of a journalistic career OF
some editor who may become famous.
Who can tell?
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1920-12-02
PREMIUM AWARDS.
Williamsburg County Fair Held Nov.
ember 9, 10, IL, IL.

The Fifth Annual Fair of the Will
kamsburg County Fair Association
held November 9, 10, II and IL was in
many respects the best ever held in
Williamsburg County. The attend
ance was not as good as usual owing
10 the rain that fell Thursday, keep
ing many people home who intended
visiting the fair, but the exhibits on
the whole were the best ever o"';hit-
ed at the county fair and we trust
that they will continue to improve
from year to year.
The success of the fair was due
in great part to the splendid spirit of
cooperation manifested in il from
the beginning by the Spuerintendents
of the different departments and their
assistants and committees. The man
agement is grateful to them for their
4ntiring services rendered unselfishly
IN the interest of the Association.
Such spirit of co-ooperation togath-
er with the interest manifested by ex-
-Aibitors is the kind to make any
thing they undertake success.
We give below the winners of the
prizes in different events and exhibits
during fair week,
Fiddlers Convention, Tuesday
Chief of Police Ward won lst
prize, a pair of Howard and Foster
shoes given by Kingtree Dry Goods
Co.
L. D. Clark won End prize, a Stet-
son hat given by David Silverman-
Thomas Ch. ndler won 3rd Prize,
pair of Kid Gloves given by MeGill
Brothers.
Tournament, Wednesday
Arthur Mccullough won 1st prize,
saddle and bride by Rodgers & Rod
gers.
McFadden won End prize, Blanket
or Robe, P. o. Arrowsmith.
McGill won 3rd prize, five dollars in
gold by Trnluck-King Co.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1920-12-02

1t is, or perhaps we had better say,
it should be gratifying to the citizens
of Kingstree that the constitutional
amendments proposed and voted for
and against at the November election
were each and every one passed.
There were several which vitally affect
this town and county, and there was
some disappointment felt by the vot-
srs because no tickets were provided
this county for us in support of the
amendments.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1920-12-02
Jurors for Next Weeks Court

Petit Jurors for the Fall Term of
Court of Common Pleas which will
convene in Kingstree on Monday, Dec
ember 6.
H. o. Smith, Kingstree.
J. l.. Farrell, Greelyville.
C. Brewster Crib, Hemingway.
S. o. Dukes, Greelyville.
J. N. Coker, Cades.
]. P. Chandler, Cades.
B. ]. Moore, Lake City.
Fred P. Guerry, Kingstree.
J. R. Barrow, Kingstree.
Mccullough Benton, Andrews.
G. F. Williamson, Cades.
E. D. Mccullough, Lanes.
G. P. Dennis, Johnsonville.
w. J. Baxley, Hemingway.
E. D. Rhodus, Greelyville.
w. H. Dennis, CCades.
]. M. Clyde, Kngstree.
E. T. Hasselden, Kingstree.
w. Med. Nesmith, Nesmith.
w. L. Mcdaniel, Hemingway.
M. P. Flagler, Lake City
]. B. Tallevast, Nesmith.
w. l. Hodges, Cades.
q. R. Fillmore, Cades.
H. D. Cantley, Kingstree.
Lawrence Swails, Kingstree.
]. S. Britton, Lanes.
w. E. Lesesne, Greelyville.
S. Disney Snowden, Hemingway.
J. NJ. Morris, Kingstree.
R. P. CHM, Hemingway.
W. ]. Holleman, Greelyville.
j. D. Cox, Hemingway.
S. Y. Tisdale, Kingstree.
H. T. McClary, Kingstree.
]. T. Lewis, Hemingway.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1920-12-02
Thursday, School Day, Parade

l.
Hemingway won 1st prize, $50.
Hebron won second prize, S35.
Kingstree won 3rd prize, $50. Con-
tributed by banks of the county.
by Banks of the County.
The Community exhibits were
divided into three classes.
First class-Hemingway won 1st
prize, $50, while Kngstree won End
prize, $35.
Second class-Indiantown won 1st
prize, $50.
First Class-Rough Branch won 1st
prize, $50, while Mt. Vernon won 2nl
prize, $35 and Mozon won 3rd prize
S2O.
Poultry Department, White Leghorns
S. w. Minis won theee 1st prizes,
$13; J. H. Moseley won End prize,
$3.50, T. c. Jacobs won End prize,
$3.50 and F.. M. Pate won End prize,
$500.
Black Minorcas
.ez!Id pug uoM HoolqsIv eous1el0 pue
$500.
S. w. Minis won two End prizes SIS
Anconas
and j. E. Player won End prize, $3.50.
S. w. Minis won two End prizes, 50
Eorac
S. w. Minis won 1st pr.zc, SIS.
Orpingtons
f. NJ. Pate won End prize, $500
Rhode Island Reds
w. w. Holiday won two 1st prizes.
SO and two End prizes, $3.50, while
P. o. Arrowsmith won 1sG prize 81,
Mrs. w. D. Harrington won End prize,
S2.5O,and w. w. King won Ind prize
$5.
Brown Leghorns
J. D. Hines won 1st prize, SIS and
P. o. Arrowsmith won End pyize,
$3.50.
Barred Rocks
G. F. Williamson won 1st prize, SIS,
Mrs. ]. H. Bartell won End prize, 81,
Effie Minis won End prize, $3.50 and
Ed D. Minis won End prize, 81.
White Plymouth Rocks
S. G. Waldron won End prize, 81.
Club p.
1st pen Barred Rocks, Alice Bar
tell, $5.
|. End pen Barred Rocks, George Mel
son, $3.50.
1st pair Barred Rocks, Alice Bartell,
1st pair White Leghorns, Alice Bar
tell, $4.00.
tell$4.00.
End pair Leghorns, Guy Minis, $500.
Ito be continued next week)
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1920-12-02

All along we have regarded those
folks around Cape Cod, Buzzard Bay
and Plymouth Rock, in Massachusetts
as a singularly queer lot. Ou' belief
m this direction has recently been
strengthened by the action of young
Garland refusing to accept million
dollar legacy left him by his father,
on the grounds that he had not earned
II
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1920-12-02
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1920.

We hope that Kingstree's expansion
will be noticeable in future as re-
suit of the support given the consti-
tutional amendment affecting our plan
Of assessment and taxation. We will
now be given an opportunity to do the
night thing-pave our streets and eX-
tend our sidewalks.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1920-12-02
Marriage of Interest

On the afternoon of November II,
at the home of the officiating Min
lister, the Rev. H. W. Shealy, Mr.. Jim
Nexsen and Miss Francis r1oughs,
both of Kingstree, were united in
marriage
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1920-12-02
To The Teachers of Williamsburg c.

To The Teachers of Williamsburg Co.
The next meeting of the Williams
burg County Teachers Association
will be held at Kingstree, in the
school auditorium, Saturday, Decem-
Der 4, at 1900 o'clock An interest
ing. programe has been arranged
Miss Florence Harper, of Kingstree
School, will teach the demonstration
classes in reading and spelling. All
the teachers of the county are urged
to be present. 1t is your association,
and its success depends on your at
tendance. Come if you Can.
Yours truly,
NJ. F. MONTGOMERY,
Sec. of Association.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1920-12-02

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Card of Thanks

We wish to thank our friends for
the kindness shown US during the i'll
ness and death of our huband and
father
Mrs. Files and Children
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-01
Har1tad an Glemeftccan'

M6olf bon &arnad, Ser befannte
8rofeiior an Ser uniberfttat Berltn,
bat einen offenen Brief an ben from.
501i1den Observation-Disclosures sic.
menceolt geridtet, bem ~folgen0es ent.
uommer 1T: usSSn elmer I'M OCTOBER
aebaltenen @ebe I'M 9enot baben Ste
6as 31m Mnfang oes &rieges berof:
fentlidte uManifelt Der iogenannter
6reinn6nenn5tg beutld)en Sntelef,
tuenen" berIeien unb es Elm i6limme.
res Derbreden %gertannt, uls ale an:
6eren Gotten, BON oenen mir tpii1en
Sic be3eidnen un9 6as Weanifelf ale
Id,amlos nnb Die, tpel6e es unter5eid.
net baben, als breiite 2iigner. Sd
ergreife bns 8ort, obglei6 id oas
Mnnifet nibt berfaBt unb es in
Mortlm1t, mie 10 biele Der unter5eih-
11er, erit nod feinem @rf9einen fen,
men gelernt bube.
sic lelbft beben als ben i6lin1n1'
item gab in Dem Manifeit Die Wortt
berbor: ngs 1T nidt tpabr, baf
3entldlonb bielen &rieg perihlloe:
bat; me0er bas Bolf fat i'm geDout
nod bie Regierung, nod Der &aiier.'
ssn ser Eat Out bieien sas fot1r1:
allies an. Gle ubrigen 5abe ltebe1
in aneiter 2inie nnb erfldren ithb o1ls
Dem gefdi9tliden uno pipdologiihe1
Momert III meldem bos Marifel
|berfabt tporoen 1T. Climb 9erbrede1
I'M arege geideben, 10 iollet, 81,
|sdulbiaen alf beioen 5eiten beitrnff
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-01

mer6en obne Mnieben Ser 8erion
|aber tpie beridtpin6en6 flein lit felb11
Die groBe Sa1mme Der idredli6iter
8erbreden i'm &riege gegeniber Dem
&apitalberbreden, 6ieien &rieg emit
5iinoet gu baben!
0ie 51nlb am &riege - bas III
sic entideioen6e 5rage! 8ir Deltt=
ibe buben naes getun, nm Die Gr=
fenntnis Der @nbrbeit 5u ermogli=
6en. @ir baben nnlere Mrdibe &C.
0ffnet; mir baben cine Staatsfom-
mi1fion niebergelebt; mir baben Sc
lebrte nit Der unteriu9ung betraut,
Die nit MiBtpauen nnierer friiberen
&egierlng gegeniiberiteben. 8isber
bat lid) nit 1teigen6er &larbeit erge=
ben, baB oie rui1iide Negierung oie
Ghnlb um Musbr11de bes @eltfrie=
ges trdgt, Dab i'm .tpe6er Der oeut=
ibe &aiier, nod oie &egieru1g, nod
6as beuti6e Soft propo5iert bat.
8enn sic, 9err Miniiter, oas beltrei-
ten, tpnrum tpi6erlegen Sic biele Or
fenntnis ni9t? Barum 0ffnen Sic
Die fran50iiidyen Mrbibe nidt? $50
r1m bat Serr 2abiiie 6ie Serausfor=
6erung Delbriifs gu elmer biitorii6=
milien1daftli6en Disful1ion iiber bie
'Sdu1lofrage abgelebnt ? Bnrum
sic bartnadig g%egeniiber
ser Berlailer Denf19rtft iiber Ben
6es &rieges?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-01

nidt einmnI b%elonbers erfolgrei6 ge=
tueien Ieien. Sen @runb 0afiir 6eu-
tet SEER 2ane-r1it BEN Sabe on US
mar odg chen ieoermanns @eiddft II.
onber !. Sen bon ibm n%nDoQenoet
qeLnfIenen 5nh fnnr lt9 ieber 2eler
ielb1t ergdn5en 1lnb feline shliiie bar-
aus aieben. Gas beriibrt eine Der tplr-
ben 5teuen IN Der @ernaltang unie=
.rer offentIiden Mngelpgenbeitet, ei-
I1te1, 8llnft, an benz bringeno NOTICE
Geform nit grfoIg einiesen fornte..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-01

lium fir unlere3eit, mie cine Bropbe=
tenrnf am Mben0 elmer groBen Tint
mdl5ung IN Ser 8elt. Dieie io5ialen
gn5pflifen baben ale Die beutigen
8robleme idon aufgegriffen ltno tire
20iung %betpielen, oie bel1te auf unie=
rer 5eele brennen. @en1 6as liberale
8irtl9uftsipitem gu bieien 3uitdn-
ben beltte gefiibrt bot, bic uferlo1e@e=
acknowledgement fir ben ein5elnen
@el0iad nn0 Die uferloie @enuBmog-
.lidfeit fir BEN %ein5elnen uns in 6ieIes
|gboos bineingeitoBen fat, in ben en-
5Dflifen bon Hnpit SEQ XIII. 1tebt Die
Mnttport unf Ole io5iale 6rage. go
gar Die Srage BEG &om1nuniSmus bat
er Dor 80 nn6 40 Sabren ibon anf=
gegriffen. Benn Sic Mrbeitsfreu6e
bente getpedt mer6en iol, perge1ien
mir nidt, boB iie nns, lebten @nbes
ALIEN geben fann Der CLAUDE, 6aB
nniereMr einen b0beren 9inn bat,
baB Tie Elm 5ootforn fir bie @migteit
lit 11n6 I'M Dienjte @ottes itebt. Ser
Sonntog i'm 2eben oes Mrbeiters, je=
neg 1o5iale @e1eb aus ben @eboten
@ottes, bos sic &nbe b~ineintragt in
oie unnit oes 2ebens, ben Croft 6es:
@immels bineinpirft III Die 9orgen
6es 8erffttages,> pie Stunoe i'm Got
tesbaule nit ser fir9liden @1urgie
uno ser 9riitliden &l1nit berflQrt,
.6as 1in6 Momente, Die fir 6ie We=
dung Ser Mrbeitsfreuoe II. bamtt fiir
sic 2o1ung zines i6lperen 3eitpro=
blems ldtper in sic 8ag1dale falen.
Obne &eligior miro 0as nebel Der
53eit nidt an ser 8ur5e1 gebeilt, obne
9iebe miro bos @emeini6aftsmelen
oes 8olfeS nidt beieelt un0 ni6t be-.
Iebt un6 ertpqr1nt. Sic Stootsoro=
11r1nq bleibt cine eilerne Mial6ine, falt
nn6 bart nnb ber5los 4pie oas et1e1L
1penn nidt oie Mddltenliebe otelen
gtootsorgonismus beieet uno Ieben.
6iq ma6t. Ser beilige Bontfattns
bat fir Die beuti6e. GtaotSoronl11g
nns mebr gegeben ais Der &an5ler
gismard; benn 6ie eiierne Mfoi9lne
lit 5erbroden, aber Der Bo<
nifatinsgei1t lit uns geblieben in bic
1en1 Grimmerbonfen, tint Die Eriim=
mer mieoer a%uf5ubonen. Dornm
freie 8ubn fir Sic drtitli6e Nad1ter=
Iiebe in oler Sorm, bamit tie ben Se-
gen bon Geligion uno Stride IN 0as
0ffentlide 2eben leite! 8ir fonne1
bieIe freie God)ter bes @immels, Die
Garitas, ni9t per ltaatli6en nno 0a-|
NIT III 3mangsfeiieln 16lagen lal1en;.
sic mub 1i6 fret e%ntfalten fott1erl.
&ier in Miin9en pur6e gelagt; nO1e
fotboliife !@Giirde fat, ieitoem bic.
Dome beS Mittelalters fertig geba11t
1eien, nidts @roBes mebr geiGaffen."
Ser Monr Der 6as geiagt bat, bot Die
gn3pfliten bon Yapit SEQ XIII. nod
nidt gele{en, er bat 6as nere &e9ts<
buh Der fotbolii6en Stride nod nidt
geIeben. @r meib ni6t, 6oB aus ben
Mn1talten zines Son 8esfo ale Sabre
$500 51pangsmeile 5ugemieiene 3og-
hinge geidut unb er5ogen ins 9ebe11
entIalien mer6en. SIN Mittelalter
boben bie 8apte ben &aiiern bic
@rone o11fgefebt, beute geben lie ben
B0llfern ~Io5iale Sbeen. Sic 1o5tale
Mrbeit Ser @atbolifen tit a119 Elm
berrIider @eiItesbom, Ser liGt ncbcn
Sen anthcorolen Scr often 3eit fa11r1
iehen fa11en!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-01
Hcrrn Comes Gmtpfehlnn,
gen.

midlungsfabigfeit zines @olfs ibeint
MIR in Ser M0gli6feit Ser @ntpid=
lung ieiner 8etriebsfrafte cine @ren=
sc al boben. Ser &oblengrdberitreif
bat uns flipp nn0 flor 0ie belnrubi-
genoe Satla9e Dor Mngen gefibrt, baB
mir tatidbli9 nur infolge einmiiti=
ger 3uitimmung Maer leben.Gs
braudt MN peniger als Elm bnlbes
8roaent un1erer 8%ep0lfer11ng feline
|Edttgfeit 6es @oblengrabens ein5u=
1teQen, unb mir ieben uns bon Den
fombinierten 9dreden elmer Be1ti=
len5 uno @ungersnot beorobt."
SS11 .biele l6mertpiegert6en, aber
ibhperlib iibertriebener @orte lalBt
in ieinem Sabresberi6te iiaer Die
|5atigfeit leines DepartementS berSe=
fretdr bes S1nere1t 5ranflin 6. 2u=
ne, feline bringen6e Mabnung an ouS
Golf nn6 an Die geiebgeben6en Sc
malten ausflingen, ale &rnft Ser @nt=
midll1ng nn6 M%usnibnng Der natiir=
liditen Betrtebsfrdfte 0es 2an0eS, Der
@aiierfroft, gu miomen, 9ieie fino
n11er190pflin, bie onberen Nnenen
Der Betriebsfrafte, 6ie 8rennitoffe
@obIe, 8etroleum nn6 Naturgas, aber
niht, 11n6 bei Der bon Sabr 5u Sabr
lprungbaft iteigenoen SSran1prndprab.
me 6ieier 8renn1toffe labt fid nit
|5iderbeit borausiagen, 6aB uni
lnann ibre@rld0pfung eintreten miro
aIA meiter getpirti9aftet miro note
bisber. Grit in Der aueriIngiten 3ei1
bat man in @afbington tDie in Der
ein5elnen Stoaten einen Nnlauf &c:
tomn1en, fir lpltematHde gntmid.
lung nnb Musniibung Der Baiierfraf.
te 6e5 2ol1bes 8oriorge 5t treffen II
babel Sic Sl1terelicn Der Nllgen1eln
belt al mabren; bagegen lit bi5be1
10 gut pie gar nibts gei6eben, lin
liener nnberniinftigen @eridmen0une
nnlerer 8rennltoffe ein @noe 51 ma:
hen, 0ie nrs - um Der 8abrbet 0it
1@bre All geben ~ eigentli9 gar MIDI
gum getpuBt1ein fommt, neil mir ME.
mails geniigeno 6ariiber aufgeflar:
moroen iinb, baB tuir ni6f epig aus
benz 8ouen idopfen fonnen.
Bus 1pe5ien 6as &etroleum anbe:
longt, 10 erf1drt Sefretar Game, bat
aeeignete @elebgebung betreffeno Ser.
podtung offentlider, petrolenmbaltt:
qer 2anoereier in nnber 3ufunH oe1
~BetroIemmgetpinnung r1e1e ret6e @e:
biete eridlieBen Tonne, nno 0aB &c.
qebenenfans Sic Musbeutlng bor
uOil @bole", bes in bielen @egenoer
e%riltierenben, Betroleumi6tdten flb,
renben 59iefertons, gang gefpaltle
mebr 9etroIenm liefern miiroe, als
iemols in ionoigem @efteine uno /
|5pnIt : Mlagerungen gefunoen NOR
ben lift. Die1er gldn5enoen Muslibter
ungeodtet 1tebt ith Serr Sane ben,
nod beronlaBt ouf idarhte WenBre
Iaeln stpeds Sparens nit Betroleln
at bringen> .menn mir Die Borteh'
eines Observation-Disclosures nod Ian
gere 3eit 5u genieBen tuiiri6en.
ge5ugIih bes @oblenberbold)e'
miro anpur in benz 8eridt %a1erfonnt
6uB nparde Mnitrengu11gen gemad)
tpuroen, Sic Sei3froff Der IN Der s.,
buifriie b~ertperoeten &oblen IN mog
Iidit grobem umfange a11S5l1riibe11
aber a1lh bier babe es ih II oe'
Sauptfade MIR Inn gar5 peretn5elt5
Gerludle aebanDelt, Sic obenbrein nod
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-01

- 8iait bl, bob n1ar1 Dir aage-
.1nein glaubert fon, lei Doriidtig 1t1o
mabDon III Ser gen,1b11ng Der
Wabrbeit!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-01

8enr, 6u ibnen etpig Die Nobr-
belt faaft, 10 bleibt Ben gefrdrtten
Meniden nidts ibrig, nlg bid eine'1
|2ngner 81 delten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-01
G,ttGnidmna.

.Das Sud- lit bod Coma arltdno'g
. . nnb bas nennt man 8eniurfre'-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-01

8illiam Sennigs grban idJeir1'
lid, nod in leinen often Sagen an
5u ba11er1, I'M 10 benz langit getllbl
ten Beoiirfnis nb5nbelfen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-15
Gn Dloempbers 8rep. fsru 9be

gu Dlbempbers 8reb. 6ru Che
reie 8ergoon fra Mapspille, &p.,
ifriper:: rSSeg maa fortelle Sem ON
ct interesia1t Gilfalbe. Mit 8ar-
uebarn bar en- gpn, Der bliper fire
gar gammel / Oftober. 2ige fiben
fin 6g6fel bar Barnet life funnel
|faa Aabning u6en at tage Affsrings-
mioler. Seq raaoeoe min @rano-
better til at gipe Barnet Dr. Beters
&1trtfo, bpilfet bum gior6e. Dette
bar for ct Mar fi6en. Drengen er nj,
lua rolf, Tom ban fan bore" 9ette
gamneloags l1rtemiooel iuoeboloer
intet, 116en bba6 Der Til game Sp=
itemet; set tan .eipes lige iao trDgt
til 8arnet iom til Sen 8ofsre;; oen
.er 11oen for al9pipI en- 6amiIie
.Meoicin. &a1rifo ialges life al
.Mpotefere, men bliper forien6t til
Soft birefte al Dr. @eter 6obrnep
& Sons 60, 25O1 8oibington
8Ibo., Chicago, 81.
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Buhhdlnuprn.

4AtOSl
en- gpn6eripoe at Sgoiel, ifriper i
&piifoIeblaot:
9Dbbgloagen-- Sgnoag Ben II.
sSuli bar iommerparm fra tiolig
:MorgeH tu len often. SeIe Matn-
rem itraaIeoe, % ,SoIen ffinneoe
oper Marf % STOP % 81 % tr6e=
.6eS sub for bper Manos Sob. Mls.
fnro bar ipei1fIdr % blarf- Rl1-
gen fob GaDmbei Sbeoen reiite fig
foit % itarf op ober SSoroen, 90
@abren ringeoe meo aHe 8iRloer j
ben l,1ne So,1nnerDino. Sen 6anffe
&pifommer lagoe en- berIig @lorie
.oDer 2aroet, 5Iaae,1e % De marge
8niin6e Menneiffter, Der plM Beie.
ne db Dpbbelbiera h % ale Ga
.oerne ! Ssnoerborg BDAlorig ber
bar Der beret faa ma1lae Wehnefter
ia1ale6e % fao Ipffelig EN- Stem.
ming ION ben Dug oerneoe min
&ien1egn. Sporbm.od en Beffriiez
.elfe for# os ben Moraen q fibre tI
50. 9apbbd, 81, on Ian bite Id bar
fisrtoen Sci tat,et Srn1sr
ben fore 5eitoas e. fiffert
llforele1nmelia oroIIeog SEE
praeeoe oel1, bar ben ba.rfe 5eIles.
fsIeld iei1otes poo6olontn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-15
Wisconsin Farm Land.

Refs til L%adysmith, Rusk County,
Wis. vi tilbyder Dem Diet bedste Farm
land i Staten til en,lav Pris. vi we'd,
at vi kan ~tilfredsstille Dem enten De
Snsker vildt, improved eller delvis i'm
proved Farme. vi har v@ret f"Land-
fo~rretning i 35 Aar og har tilfredsstil-
let Tusinder af Farmere. Skriv straks
til os efter o Liste. vi 9nsker ogsaa
nogle faa Agenter til at repr@sentere os
j. L. Gates Land Co., Room 3 Miller
Bldg, Milwaukee, Wis.