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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-09-01
The Leading Clothier

Society. Evening services at s p. M
at the church in town with Rev. w
DrOtts in the pulpit. The public is
cordially invited, only the Scandinavian
language will be used.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c.. V0rseth and
daughter, Elsie, upon returning from
their Iowa trip were in town briefly
on Saturday and Sunday to look after
business interests here and call on
friends.
Several small girls from the Rev. G
Larson and A. b. Remmem families
from Thief River Falls, are guests this
week with Miss Myrtle Mellem.
Olga and Esther ThOreson accom-.
panied by their cousin, Miss Thoreson,
were between train visitors at Thief
River Falls last Thursday.
Miss Tena Westby returned home
from GOodridge last Monday, where she
has spent week visiting with her
brother.
Miss Ella Nelson, who has been stay
ing at her sisters, Mrs. Ole Skaar's
place in Norden the last two weeks, re-
turned home on Tuesday.
Mrs. Chas. Sagmoen and children,
byron and Borden, from NOrden, were
Monday afternoon visitors at the Emil
Blomberg home.
Mrs. e. P. johnson and Ingrid Nord-
hagen are reported i'll this week.
Mr.. and Mrs, s. Benson and sons,
Marven and Garfield, from Thief River
Falls, were In town on Friday after
noon visiting with the Sagmoen rela-
tiOns. IT.. ~ 1Itz~ ,<..s .@@
Gust Opseth, who has been doing
some threshing on the Holm, Thoreson,
Shoberg and Sagmoen farms this week,
left on Saturday with his rig for
Rad1um, where he win thresh. d run Of
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-09-01
about 1000 acres this fall.

ABOUT zOOO acres this Iau.
Herbert Carlson, John Sorenson, Car
RE Nelson and Gena Cos spent Sunday
on an auto tour to st. Hilaire.
B. P. Sagmoen has been at Anita this
week doing harvest work.
Mission Church of Viking and Rose
wood.
Services will be held in Rosewood
next Sunday at II a. m. and 8 p. m.
We expect the choir Of Viking to be
present and sing at the evening SER
vices. The Young Peoples meeting
will be held Saturday evening.
In Viking Sunday School next Sun
day at 10 80 a. m. The Ladies' Aid will
meet in church next Thursday, Sept. 8,
invited by Nera p Lindquist.
All are welcome.
Norwegian Luth. Church Of vlkl6e i
s. J. BREKKE. Pastor. -
Services in Viking Sunday morning
at 10 80 O'Clock.
Services in New Solum in the after
noon at 3 o'clock. ~
Confirmation class meets in Viking
Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock. y
Come to these services and you are
always welcome. j.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-17
RED CROSS TO OPEN SU M M B R COURSE
 ON SOCIAL SERVICE
Activities of Local Chapter Shown in Report Made-Much. Work Among
 Discharged Soldiers

Since the armistice was signed on November II, 1918, 10000 discharged soldiers have had their wants attended to by the Jefferson county chapter of the American Red Cross, according to a report made at the meeting of the executive committee yesterday.
 Plans for the summer course on so- cial service were discussed and the date for the opening will be announced later. As a result of numerous requests of social workers in the various churches the local chapter decided to give this course, which will consist In a study of social problems of the city and county. Among the lectures will be Judge Sam Murphy, Mrs. Harvey Moore, Miss Irene Shields, Ralph Bar row, J. K. Brockman and Dr. J. b
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-17

Bowling. A social survey of Jefferson Red Cross in cooperation with other social agencies.
 J. K. Brockman. chairman of the Birmingham chapter home service de- partment, presided over the meeting.
 All white schools in Birmingham, in- cluding 27.2S5 members, are enrolled in the Junior Red Cross. according to the report of Miss May Hansis vice chairman of this work. Out of twenty one negro schools. fifteen are enrolled. she reported.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-17
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE K
HoUS SEs FOR SALE

 EAST BIRMINGHA HAM-S-room, modern bungalow; fine condition; block of two car lines; near public school; S3,5O0, s5Oo cash, $40 per month. B. F. Eborn, 3l5 Empire Bldg. Main S1T3. FOR SALE CHEAP-25zx209 with large house; the beautiful old home of F. V. Gregory, deceased, corner of Aven .e and 17th st.. S.. must be sold for di- vision among the heirs T. K. Fierce, executor. 1922 18th st., s. Phone llc4 SUMMER home at Coden, Ala, for salA $1,S00; immediate possession; large. well-built, 10-room house. newly painted; water frontage, conveniently located. H. W. Graham. Montrose, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-17
LEGAL NOTICES
Address, Probate Court.
Notice!

State of Alabama, Jefferson county
 Estate of c. H. Moseley, deceased.
 Letters of administration upon the estate of said decedent. having been granted to the undersigned on the sth day of June, 1920. by the Hon. J. F. Stiles, judge of the Probate Court of Jefferson county, notice is hereby given that all persons having claims against said estate will be required to present the same within the tune al- lowed by law. or that the same will be barred
 BIRMINGHAM TRUST AND SAVINGS
 CO, Administrator.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-17
HOMES FOR SALE FRANK B. CLARK

SOUTH HIGHLANDS-2-s Groom residence; let 50x140; near 14th st. s450O, $500 cash $40 per month. B. F. Eborn, 3l5 Empire Bldg. Main s173
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-17

WOODI WN-Old 5oth st; block Gate City line; broom cottage; good con dition; g. 50O $500 cash. sS0 per month, R r. Eborn. 3l5 Empire Bldg. Main STR
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-08-06
Farmers Light Plant Co.
Oregon, Mo.
Burr Oak.

Floyd Lease was on the sick list,
the latter part of last week, We were
sorry TO hear, and hope he Is now on
the road 10 recovery.
Charley Walden and family and
Mrs. Gilman Walden spent Sunday ut
the Jack Cotton home.
Tom Dodge returned home. Sat-
urlay night. from Gore, Mo, where he
has been visiting the past two weeks
with his son. Clarence Dodge and fam
ily.
Mrs. Ora Dively was helping Mrs.
George Lease cook for thrcshers. the
first Of the week.
Those who spent Sunday at the
Arthur Elder home were: Maggie
Elliott, John and Bill Buckles and Har-
Ian Elder.
Misses Florence Smith and Agnes
Miller have returned to their home in
Des MONIES, Iowa, after spending sew
Cal days visiting friends and. rcla-
tivcs here.
Miller Blachly and Perry Stone
were in Oregon, Saturday. on business.
Little Muge Walden returned
home Wednesday from st. Joseph.
where she had been visiting friends.
the past two weeks.
MIR and Mira. Miller Blachly and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Lev. holland and
4 family and II. A. Bowlcs spent Satur-
day evening n, the Perry Stone home.
= Harry and Roy Stone have pur-
chased new Ford ear from Jess
Brown, Of Fortcscue.
Those who visited at the Bud
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-08-06

that they thrcshCd over 100000 bu-
shells Of our wheat crop. Think Of
three boys running one Of these ma
chimes and thrcshing from 500 to 800
bushels per day right out Of the stand
ing grain, You may wonder why
say boys, well, Il Is because the boys
can beat us old men catching on bow
10 run much Of the new machinery,
especially when there Is gas engine TO
operate. Don't you know that the
auto and gas engine work Is taking
many Of our boys 10 the city.
But TO our Kansas harvest; il was
begun with the old Sclf-bindor because
il could be used before wheat was
fully ripe, and the boys were anxious
TO get in the harvest, as soon as pos
sible and also to get done at the first
moment. Following the binder a few
days, the header and combined thresh-
, er-harvester took up the work, and
sure made things hum.
The first week was quite warm
through the day, but the nights were
all quite pleasant and cool, and the
last two weeks of harvest the weather
was ideal; several nights we had fine
showers Of rain, and this not only
made the nights fine, but kept the
days cool ana was also good on the
corn and keiffir, maize, etc, all Of
which bid fair to make good crops.
Our wheat is of good quality, som,
of it testing AZ high ~ 81 pounds, an,
little of II under 60 pounds.
4 Some time we near people say, "Oh
yes, Kansas, has TIE best What crop
this yea. she ever I'D" Well, thi
year the average fer - stats h plae
, Cd ct l6.l6 bushelA New, ths record
chow We have have NJ ~ crops ths
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-08-06

Our Forbes friend, Frank Stost,
has located in Ness and has a fine lot
of wheat. Our young friend, Harold
Patterson, who located in the northern
part Of Ness county, last September,
after helping his father at home with
his wheat work. guc irathcr late
start. but with the help Of Eldon Folo!
for two months and his brother, Rob
ert for a short time, he planted 4ji
acres Of wheat, all of which is now
the stack ready for thrcshing. Haro,,
is some worker. besides he came back
home and helped gather his fathers
Tine corn crop, then got married, and
th, spring went back to Kansas, and
has raised fine spring crop Of oats,
barley, kaffir, corn and maize, and
has just completed harvesting the
wheat, barley and oats. What Mis-
souri, can beat Harold's record.
Sim Docbbling from Craig, Is also in
Ness county, and doing well and al
ways glad to welcome Holt county
friends.
While ! enjoy showing my friends
Kansas and the crops they raise, ]
wish to call your atcneion to some
facts pertaining to Kansas history,
and ! attribute many of these things
to the fact she voted prohibition, some
thrty.five years ago. Kansas has 80
counties out Of los, which did not send
u prisoner b. the STAKE penitcnary
last year.
Kansas is one Of the two states hav-
ing the smallest number of persons
who can not read or write.
Thirty two counties in Kansas have
abandoned their poor farms.
Kansas, on basis of property
assessed for taxation. has the greatest
per capita wealth in the union, having
Sl,773.0O for each man, woman and
child in the state.
On Sunday, July 4, in company with
Rev. James Cunningham and Byron
Murray, after Sunday school ant
church. We took a ride of over i2t
miles through the grain fields OF
Kansas, ana IN all our ride through IN,
ripe, golden grain, we only saw worl
going on in three fields. Our kanSai
people believe in resting the seventh
day. ! want to forget the report GU
superintendent gave Of one Of Ore
CONS Sunday schools on July 18th, bu
| like to think OF the one given by tn
superintendent Of the NJ. r.. Church. o
Dlghton, Kansas, July 18th, which wa
as follows:
Total Enrolment. ........... III
Present ....,.,....ss.... III
Collection ..,.,.........,.... sIO
Another point ] want 10 impress, l
that of the above. "a were old men
and 20 were in the Young mems elias
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-08-06

and really ON bright -unShiny warm
day, when you can roam and stroll at
will, and have access 70 "a good orchard
Of many varieties Of lucious apples,
rather believe il 10 preferable to the
Kansas wheat field, where shade from
the glorious old sun is an unknown
qu-ntity, 80 accepted tins invitation,
and was soon viewing a wealthy or
chard Of 90 trees, covering one actc,
Each of these trees are full Of fine,
clean, smooth apples, and certainly n
beautiful sight, and while had q
picture of a one hundred dollar wheat
crop growing on one acre of Kansas
soil, that can be bought without the
wheat for thirty dollars, | was now
viewing n picture valued at one thous-
and dollars, growing on one acre OF
loess soil, valued at three hundred
dollars, without the orchard. So we
must not forget the old saying, that
not all tn egreenfields are farthest
away.
Many of y.I have seen and read
the Secretary Of Agriculture, j. G,
Mothers report estimate Of the Kan
sas wheat crop, which he places al
147,000,000 bushels, the second largest
in the history Of Kansas, only being
surpassed by the crop of 1914, which
yielded 180,000y000 bushels; however
the price is so much higher now, II
1920, that 1t makes II much more
valuable in dollars.
| Many people may wonder and thinl
Il Ii impossible to get anything
;, near an accurate. estimate Of tn
wheat crop, 70 early in the season, bu
let US remember that we bad owe
\ 1,700 combined thresheF-harvestsrl
working - our haxvsne Esd, IN
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-08-06
How They are Doing.
By Ioe u. MurrnY

hN NhN IL ahAA'he
From last weeks Sentinel, we are
informed "that the undersigned Is
back from his Kansas ranches, and re-
ports a big wheat yield and will have
something Of interest in August g
issue of the Sentinel" Looking back
10 my boyhood days, | can fully realize
that | was highly blessed By having
two fine old grandmothors, and one OF
them especially impressed me with the
thought never 10 say anything bad OF
anyone, II no good word could he
said, then keep num-" The longer, |
live the more | can realize and believe
the dear old lady was right. And |
think this can be applied to our own
community, county, state or country,
also TO our sisters around US. How
ever, think IL will take many sanity
grandmothers 10 teach some OF our
dear people not to strain their eyes to
see the bad, and shut them to the
good.
After my return from a three
weeks strenuous harvest in the wheat
of the grand old "Sun Flower State,
! admit ! was telling a little puffed up,
and az ! had lived and worked so much
in the golden grain, just across the
"Big Muddy" was sure of having
those beautiful wheat fields ever be-
fore my vision. had only just arriv-
ed at home, when I received . very
urgent invitation to visit and inspect
a fruit growers apple orchard, nea,
the Orchard City, md - . matter o.
feet, ! was net bora n IN apple or
ehard, but have peut many Of my
hsppiest days = ~ apple orchard
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-08-06

made n higher average than this pre-
soHt crop; however We have more
acreage IN wheat and are constantly.
blowing up III, virgin soil ana putting
n wheat. Many thrc5hng machines
arc running now full blast, and are
thgcshing 1900 bushels and over each,
per day. and a. ! .l'd, our combined
tmc5hors, run by the aid of three
boys, run from 800 To 500 bushels per
day I'll venturs some Of our Holt
county rhrc hing outfits, manned by e
half dozen bundle wagons and host
OF men and teams to run them, don't
make better average than our three
Kansas boys do, running their COM
bined thrcsher out in the field, Lane
cOuty is reported as having an acreage
crop Of ~ bushels per acre. How
ever, one Kansas farmer, reports az
bushel acreage.
Our young friend, Earl Benton, has
800 acres of fine wheat that looks
like it would make an average of at
least 80 bushels. II looked so good Ia
one of his neighbors that this neighboI
offered to bear all harvest and thresh-
ing bills for what the wheat averaged
over twenty bushels per acre. How
ever, Earl did not accept this offer, a.
he had no doubt, but there are plenty
Of families that would duplicate this
offer; some of our boys think they
have so bushels per acre. Over In Ness
county, their average is placed at II
bushels. However, one farmer, owe
there, has threshed field, averaging
IS bushels and another 43 bushels
Our towns people. essrs. G. D. FOOL
and Guy Cummins, are among the bil
grvwe,u IN Nsas, and have large field
! Of fine wheat that will make big n
tsssns. p
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-08-06

Crushed Rocl, Salt is the purest
salt this earth produces. II is II per
cert stronger than Michigan salt, IL
nor cent stronger than cvaporatcd
sait. 1t is the best stock salt. IL is
the best meat salt. IL is the best pickle
salt. 1t j. the best salt--all the big
packing houses use Il In preference 20
any other. BY the way, when any one
tolls YOU this salt comes 10 US after
the packing houses have used il. then
don't You swallow il. II comes direct
from the mines. We will have Il on
hand all the time. Present prices are:
Barrels, 800 pounds. S2.O5; i00.pound
sacks. Sll0; Sulphurized Blox, Soc;
50-pound Plain Blox, T5c.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-08-06

~. c. Proud, NJ. d., Eye, Ear,
Throat ali Nose Specialist, Office,
Physicians & Surgeons Building, 9TH
and Francis ST., 81, Joseph, 80. Il
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-19
WIEC STOW. MECHANIK0W POL
sKICH, W NOVEL ANGLII.

Inz. A. Gwiazdowski, przemawial
W Bostonie, a n~astepnie Salem,
Mass ma wiecach Stow. Mechani-
kow. W Salem sala byla "a maia. -
Klkadziesiat os0b stafo cd 7mej do
11tej / Mkt ami ruszyi sic z miejsca.
Gdy m6wca FACIAL movie O przysz-
lem bogactwie / potedze Polski, gdy
rozwinai przeSliczny plan kooperaty-
wy Mechanik6w. kt6rzy cbejmuja
luz: metalowc6w. krawc6w, stola--
rzy. ciesl6w i szewc6w, a obecnie
przystepuja do organizowania gar
barry / poGczosznikow, gdy wskazai
organizacye, jaka II bedzie pO Kill
ku latach trafil do serc nasZych. DO
pojmuje on pragnienie duszy pol
skiej. DO rozulmie ~robotnikow pol
skich, ktorych cd tyku lat ksztaici.
Kiedy skohczyf. radzono. jak krajo'
wi niesc pomoc rzetelna darami
m6zgiem I oszczednos"'ami.
l.. Skalska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-19
DLACzEGO TYsIACE OSoB
DLLECa UMIERA Ma ZAPALE-
ME PLUC?

Dlatego, Re gdy nabawis sic Ia
Gej choroby jak influenza, gryps'
kaszel, Laziebienie, kstar. bronchi-
lis, zapalenie gardla, Eapalenie mig
aaI6w, b6le " piersiach. ME stree
"a sic i ME staraj4 sic wyleczye
shor6o, z ktorych zwykle rozwija
Iie zapalenie pluc, ie$l! ME donna
yacie, lub cierpicie IA ktore z wy
lei wymienionych dolcgliwoSci, ME
,dkladajcie lecz idzele do waszeSo
lptekarza / zakupcie sioik Kamph-
'ol. Zapewnijcie sic, re dostantecte
prawdziwy Kamphrol Z czerwono-
oialym krzy4em ma kazdei pacSce.
Kamphrol zawiera balsamowe o.
leiki. meutol, kamtore 1 inne leczacs
Irodki. "a to lagodzi on wszelkie
S6le iako / reumatyczne 1 leczy ka-
nel natychmiast. Wielu lekarzy,
npitali utyws / poleca Kamphroi.
Xppcie sloik KamphrOl dIisiaj !
niejcie pod reka. loei''
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-19
ny sentyment proniemiecki.
ALIANCI ZAZADALI WYDA-
MIA ~EKSKAJZERA.

Paryz, 10. stycznia. w sobo-
te wiecz6r wyslala Rada Najwyz-
sza pismo do rzadu holenderskie-
60 Z zadaniem wydania bylego
cesarza Wilhelma, jak to posta--
nawia artykuI 227 traktatu wer-
salskiego. Zwr6cono PREY tenn
Holandyi uwage, re wobec popel-
nionych przez niego licznych Wy
kroczei przeciwko prawu i zbro-
dni, wydalby go nawet rad ber-
.linski. gdyby winowajca w tel
chwili przebywal W Niemczech.
~Pomiedzy temi zbrodniami Wy
Szczeg6lnia pismo p~Ogwaicenle
neutralnoSci Belgii i LuXemburga,
barbarzynskie traktowanie zakia-
dnikow, masowe deportacye cy-
wilnej ludnoSci, systematyczne
npszczenie zajetych ziem bez "a
dnych militarnych powod0w do
tego, bezwzgledna kampanie nu-
row it'd. poczem dodaje: 3d.
powiedzialnoSc, przynajmniej mo-
ralna, "a tie wSzystkie akty obcia-
"a najwyzszego dowodce, ktory
je polecii i naduzyi swej nieogra-
niczonej wiadzy, iamiac, wzgled =
ME rozkazujqc innym iamac maj
swietsze zasady ludzkiego sumie-
MIA"
DIS ukonczy jeszcze Rada
Najwyzsza rJkladanie kompletnej
listy tych oficer6w i cywilnych IL
rzednikow niemieckich, k'6rzy
r0wniez maja bye oddani pod sad
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-19
Skorne Wyrzuty Powoduja-
Nieznosne Swierzbien;e

uwydatniaja sic przez delikatne
tkanki sk6rne. NIGGA uwydatnit sic
jako eczema, swierzbienIe, Wrzody'
pryszcze i wyrzuty skorne spoWodo-
wane zarazkami We krwi.
Prawdziwe lekarstwo ma to musl
dotrzet do zarazkow we krwi. A zad-
ne Iekarstwo dotychczas wynalezlo-
ne ME moze r6wna6 sic z S. S. S. ma
take choroby skorne. To stare do
skonale lekarstwo czysci krew z bak-
evil. oczysci cere, i doda jej wygladu
doskonalego zdrowia. kupcie butel-
Ike u aptekarza dzisiaj, a niezadtugo
pozbedziecie sic tel nieprzyJemne1
choroby sk6rnej. Piszcie pc porade
W waszej wyiacznej chorobie do Me-
dical Director, 263 Swift Laboratory,
Atlanta, Georgia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-19
Drapanie Coraz Wiecej Rozja,
trza DeHkatne Tkanki Skorne.

Mozecie rozdrapywaG skore 10
krwi, W usilowaniu otrzymania ulgi
" okropro~r Swierzbieniu palenlu
spowodowanym przez choro0y skor-
ne, lecz przezto tylko zwieksza sic
irytacya i Dol.
A mozecie take przykiadac ma
scie. przemywaf i uzywac rczmaite
rzeczy dajaee tylko kr6tka ulge, be-
wygojenia. TAX dlugo jak obkiad jest
swiezy ME czujecie tego, lecz potem
b6l i s~wierzbienie wraca 2 podWoJ-
ma siIa, powodem jest, re tie lekarst-
wa ME dotariy do zrodla chorooy.
Prawdziwe zr6dlo wszelkich eho-
rob sk6rnych znajduie sic we krwl'
Krew jest zanieczyszczona i 0akcyle
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-19
Z Parafii Dobrego Pa.
sierra ma Krakowie.

II niezwyk}a ciekawoScia W niedziele
~wieczorem, przepelnili ~parafianie Do
brego Pasterza sale parafialna pc s
me brzegi, 2 okazyi przedStawienia gwia
zdkowego, kt6re dziatwa szkolna data
dwukrotnie, pod umiejetnem kierowni-
ctwem czcigodnych Si0str Nauczycie-
TEX. Me zawiedli sic bynajmniej rodzi-
ce, krewtai i ~pzyjaciele dziatwy, bio
racy udzia{ W programme. KazdeGo roku
podobne przedstawienia sic o~dbywaja
i zawsze pomySlnie. lego roku row.
niea, dzieki Si6strom N~auczycielkom, u
kazal sic ma scenic niezwyk}y zas0b
~talentu, umiejetnie wzbudzoneSo przez
owe niezmordowane pracowniczki win
nicy Pa6skiej. Zadowolenie %zebranych
daio sic poznac przez czeste oklaski i
glebokie uznanie ola dziela tego, jake
tylko szkola parafialna stworzyc jest
zdolna. Zyczenia N~0woroczne, wypo
wiedziala rNzennica Bronis{awa Rybi-
cka !; n~astepnie dziatwa odegra1a ,Ja-
seika Polskie", W kt0rych w~ystepowali
nastepujacy malcy Bartek NJ. Gnia-
dek Kuba - A. Kurdys; Walek G.
Murawski Cries - l.. Peletz; Stach,
L. Rylicki Maciek - L. Sobolewski,
Franek - ]. Murawski; Tomek - f.
Broniarczyk; Wojtek w. Silva Sy-
mex - 3. Zarzecki Her0d - T. Czaj-
kowski Adjutanci - A. Piszyhski / E.
Kaczmarekv Arcykaplan - S. WOjcie-
chowski Zydzi - II. Cygan i F. Du-
manowski; ao}nier2e 12-tu chlopc0w
Choir aniol0w - dZiatwa sZkolna. -
Trzej Kr6lowie: Melchior - s. Stanek
Kasper - I. Che}minska Baltazar -
G. Kuiawa. Smierc - H. Skiba. Dja'
bel - s. Barloga i s. WOjciechowska'
Pc odegraniu tel wspanialej tradycyj'
nej sztuki, 16 dziewczatek odda1o do
skonale plasy z gwiazdami, PREY axiom
paniamencie fortepianu Dalej duet
,,Rzuc troskeH, ~odspiewaly: ). Stanek
/. Multan. Nastepnie .,Dyalog' p. I
,,Kociof i Garnek" wykOnali: w roll
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-19
LEPSzE NIz CALOMEL
Tysiace Zauwazyfy, re ORA.
Edwards Olive Tabliczki
sa Nieszkodliwe

ORA. Edwards Olive Tabliczki -
Srodek zastepujacy Calomel - So
lagodnym a pewnym SrodkAem ma
przeczyszczenie, a iCh dziaianie ma
watrobe Jest prawie natychmiasto-
We. TIE male oliTkowe tabliczki
Sd rezultatem postanowienia ORA.
Edward. nieulywania Calomelu W
leczcniu chor6b watroby i kisZek.
TIE male }adne tabliczki wykonu-
IA pracC calomelu, ale ME posiada-
ia zlych ~nastepstw. Me niszcza
one zebow, jak slime rozczyny hub
calomel. Opanowywuja klopot
szybko 90 usuwaja. Dlaczego le-
czyc watrobe "a Gene zebow? Ca
lomel czasami nadwyreza dziasia
To samo robia slime rOZczyny Maj
lepiej ME braG calomelu. Mech
Ora. Edwards Olive Tabliczki zaj-
ma jego miejsce.
BOZ gIowy, "ospaloSc" i uczucie
lenistwa przychodza z zatwardzenia
/ nieczyunej watroby. Wez Ora.
Edwards Olive Tabliczke gdy czu-
iesz sic "ospa}y" i "ciezki". One
"rozjaSniaia" umysi i "podnosza"
ducha. 10c j 25c.