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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-16
RIVAL KILLS LEADER
OF K. c. UNDERWORLD

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Dec. 16.-
George Evans. notorious gunman and
leader OF Kansas City's underworld.
was shot to death here yesterday by
on underworld rival when he at
tempted to stage a lone hold-up OF a
resort. Police declare Evans was
beaten to the draw" by Nick Pottio.
whom he Is said TO have threatened.
Pottio fled, but is expected to sur
render.
Evans death ended a two months
reign OF terror which ne had created
In the underworld since the capture
OF his former friend. Dennis Chester.
now charged with the murder OF Flor
ence Barton, Kansas City society
girl. Evans was out under s20,O
bond in connection with the daylight
robbery of a Kansas City bank, when
killed.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-16
Cured Ills RUPTURE

I was badly ruptured while iiftinG .
trunk several Year, ago. Doctors said ny
,nly hope Of cure was an operation Trusses
did me no good. Finally I got hold Of
something that quickly and completely
eur.u me tears have passed and the rupr
Hoins hard work as a carpenter. There
Vas no operation, no lost time. no trouble,
4 have nothing to sell, but will give full
Information about how you may ind q
complete cure without operation, II you
write to me, Eugene NJ. Pullen, Carpenter,
Ass-G Marcellus Avenue, Manasouan, N J.
Halter cut out this notice and show IL to
snv others who ara rupturcd-you may
ave q life or at least stop the misery Of
rupture and the worry and danger OF an
spsrston-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-16

i5;I 5iE5lIIll!LIl1!lil
Freed From
Torture
EafOnic Cleared His
Unset Stomach

s'The people who have seen me
.rffer tortures from neuralgia brought
m NV An upset stomach now see me
,,erfeotly sound and well-absolutely
Sne TO Eatonic," writes R. Long.
Profit by Mr.. Longs experience,
keep your stomach in healthy condi.
ton, fresh and cool, and avoid the
a;lments that come from an acid con-
diuon. Eatonic brings relief by TAX
ing up and carrying, out the excess
ac}dity and gases-does It quickly.
TAKE An Eatonic after eating and SEQ
how wonderfully IL helps you. Big
boJ costs only triAe with your drug
gis g guarantee.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-16
CREW OF TUG SAVED.

NEWBERN, n. G., Dec. 16.-Cap-
tain Meyecs and his crew of FIVE
men were rescued by life savers
when the tug Masidem, New York to
Key West struck the bar and sunk
or Fort Macon life-saving station.
North Carolina.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-16
MEX. WAR SECRETARY DIES.

MEXICO CITY. Dec. 1s--Gen. Ben
jamin Iill. secretary OF war, dies
Yesterday. lie was in command Of the
anti-Csrrsn,s troops in Sonora when
the May revolution broke out
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-16
Pretty styles, Lingerie, 81
$2.95 to $685. Lingerie Blouses,

Sheer white voilcs and batistes.
with tuxedo collar OF embroidery
and lace vests Of tiny tucks--olhers
with roll collars finished with wide
band OF filet and fronts OF pm ,ucks
or slip over with fronts OF hemstitch-
ing, roll collar, lace trimmed, both
long and short sleeves. in this lot.
Don't they sound fine for 500.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-16
and Hand-ma lie BlouSes, at 81
$685. to $1,000 Blouses, $3.50

$685. to $1,000 Blouses, $3.50
Georgette crepe and crepe de chine
in both suit and light shad-s--some
trimmed in contrasting colors others
self trimmed or with pretty. laces
and embroidery. A number of over,
Houses I'm this lot--aiso pongCe
blouscs, strictly tailored, finished
with large pearl buttons. Choose
for yourself or gift,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-09

reception IN the Country club SIN
hundred invitations were issued ana
during the hours from unul a..
the guests came and enjoyed tho
lovely hospitality Sweetest strains
from an orchestra filled the largo
club home, which was thrown open
for the occasion Spring flowers on
bough and clustered In baskets and
vases adorned the ball rosm whicn
was converted into drawing room
Illumination was given from side
lights which were screened IN
hucd raffil ribbon. creating n very
artistic arrangement, and from
handsome floor lamps. Mrs Hen
iamin e.. Conner and Mrs W q.
Iigon ir.. greeted the visitors In the
reception hail ana they were intro
duccd to. the hostosses by Mrs.
Norgor King These formed q
charming group further assisting
were Mrs ] NJ Gillette. Mr- James
- DiEgs. Mrs = = Milukin Mrs
John - Means Mrs Harry Johnson
MIS- T T. Kodcrlck. Mrs Katherine
sutton. Mrs Harry C. Ashpy. MIS-
Earle W. Sinclair. Mrs. \. ". Roth.
Mr.. $ | Ford. Mrs + \ Rest,
Mrs John r.. Uhdlcy Mrs =. II
iialihGrton Mrs r. \ Griffin,
William Miller Ross. Mrs l.. T. An
hot Mrs. lohn Roy. Nh 4 Arthur
Hun and Mrs. W r. Brown
Receiving i'm tho dining room were
Mrs Willard Johns Mrs cyrus =.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-09

Avery. Mrs William = Stahl. Mrs
William Rrimm. Mrs George stan
ley Mrs william Cappc, Mrs. e. \.
Mckay. Mrs Don Roy. Mrs Lester
Gillespie. Mrs John l.. Shakcly Mrs
Harold Rrcenc and Mrs g. u Gump.
Win these matrons extending nos
pitalitics and serving were Misses
Gene Kirk, Mary sin Mary Cannon,
Naomi brown, Virginia Leonard and
kuthcrlnc Fulghum Tho table
flowers In among which cleaned un
shaded ti'.rs and overhead was q
beautiful floral parasul. Ices. cakes
and CoufeCtious were served here
and ON the sun porch u refreshing
fruit punch was dipped those scrN
ing being Misses Mildred Rogers
Ratct Eisehack. Margaret tapps
Josephine and Martha simmons ana
Gayle Lewis
This was altogether the largest
afternoon affair of the spring set.
son and proved dcl'Ehtful oppor
tuuitN to bring society matron. ana
maids together Wonderful gowns
were worn both hy the hostCsscs and
OF guests. ihIS feature forming q
beautiful addition TO the brilliant nf
fair.
Mrs W q Idgon ir. presided al
the bridge tea I'm tho Country club
on WcduCsdaN Mrs /. II Davis
made top scorc and Mrs u T.. Camps
made low During tho tea hour.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-09
MY MOTHER.


There's A sweet face engraved in the
depths OF my heart.
Far dearer than sceptor Or crown
A face with radiance no sun doth
impart,
With smiles though all others
may frown;
J. r face was the first to bend DER
me that day,
VHen into her life came dream m-
ing,
Il has frightened my path adown
life's rugged way
\ beacon light. steadily beaming
",th ne she has laughed, WITH I'M,
she has ~ept.
She has stood by my side as none
other.
Many long. weary vigils her faith
ful eyes kept
Al the face of my wonderful
mother.
There's love that is greater than
all loves beside.
Lent to earth by our maker on
high,
II taileth me not. whatever bc,ido
The one love that never can die,
! may sink to the depths of bittercst
shame.
may by all mortals be hated.
There is one who doth still softly
whisper my name.
With love that has never abatcd
Just a fragment | an. from her
great. tender heart.
Tried and true and unlike any
other.
God bless her and keep her Of my
life part.
NV wonderful, wonderful mother,
- KATHERINE BRYANT O'NEAI,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-09
SOCIETY
SIL1lAN CRAWFORD PERKINS
w 0 M A NJ S
WORLD AND
WORK

Mrs. Harry Price. Mrs C. T. Ran.
mann Mrs. McLln. Mrs Sims car.
sou. Mrs Raymond Brann. and Mrs
A =. Mitchell
The weekend was msde heau,iful
socially b. the attractive ,upchoon
gwen by Mrs John Murray Ward in
inc country club. when she compli.
Hthted net visitor. Mis-. RAN Bt.on
OF New York city and Mrs. 4. r.
'operts OF this city who has inst
returned from "a visit to relatives in
SeII!a' Ala The table paid homage
10 May day In It's fcstiyitv of flow.
tis' May baskets held wonaprful
blossoms II the sprinRtimc In pastel
Sh"uihgs roses and sWectpoas pre-
dominating In the chosen blooms
covers wofc laid for 30 guests
pretty event of the mid week
was the luncheon given hv Mrs
Clarence J. Hindman for Mrs. NJ. J..
Macldry In honor Of the anniversary
OF her birthday purple and mink
shades were employed In the floral
decorations of the table and we're
carried out with sweetpeas Corsarc
taVors OF these were al each nIate
lovers ~e laid for 10. Tho honor
guest i'-the mother OF Mrs. James
Il. Diggs.
MIS-. John II. Richards proved a
dengntful hostess yesterday. when
me en- crttiued ~ luncheon in her
home To those Tulsa women who
we're at the national conference \.
W {. y at Cleveland OHIO. with
her. Bright and beautiful rlowcr-
from Mrs. Richards garden added
IoNcl ness Z" tho table. nud those
present were Mesilmes y. W. May
G'nncs a W Ro H. Misses Edna
PYLE Elizabeth Rourland and Id ess
Case.
Tho ri Beta Phis. 10 in mum ber
enjoyed box party at the Orpheum
on Friday to see Miss Genovieve
FrizzeI. who appeared in one of the
acts. Indoor sports and who is A
Pi Phi Afterward luncheon was
served at the Tea Cup Inn. when
Miss Frizzell joined the party.
Parties
Society was abroad the first or
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-09

Mrs Albert a. Kennedy and Mrs.
y. II. Hickey were hostcsses Thurs
day In the Elks' club 10 an informal
bridge party. Lavender and white
were attractivcly conveyed In dec
orations and in the ico course served
at tho conclusion of tho game Mrs
w. w Suuckey made top score and
Mrs y. r. Caldwell made low. Those
enjoying .he hospitality we're Mes
DANES J. II. Queen, Henry Hornaker.
r. T.. Ice Rhodes. w w. Stuckey.
Strange Akin, Clarence u Taylor, 7.
Wesley West, ". =, Treadwell. Rush
Grccnsiade and Miss Anita King.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-09

Mrs Walter Earle Brown poured,
Mrs Eugene Lorton assisting. out
of-town guests were Mrs. Jack Sim 10
mons Of Muskogcc and Miss Brad
street ~ Okmulgcc There were
but few attending tho ten on ac
count OF quite q number Of other
parties for that afternoon Mrs.
Ligou's assistants Wcre Mrs. w Lylo
pickcS Mrs. Ligou viii have as her
assistants Mesdamcs r n ONley,
Walter " Brown Floyd J. Brad
ford. " J. Mcmahon. toscph f..
byrd. J., r. Davis George Shnllcn-
berger " ponca CIV. Il r. McCune.
Thomas kcrr Charles rlvnt \ W.
Namil. HcrnIrd c. Capps. Miss MARY
Sill Miss Marguerite Moran.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-09
LuncheOns

CONTINUED FROM PAGE OSE
Mrs F. +. Rushmore gave a
luncheon IN Hotel Ketchum compli-
;nentary to Mrs, Elmer w. Heinze OF
Fort Worth, Texas, who has been
tho guest of her sister. Mrs John
Davis Mclin. Sweetpeas and sun
burst roses in shades OF yellow and
white graced the table. with honor
guest and hostess were Mrs j. Bray
mer, Mrs. Robert Gaylor, Mrs. w.
II Brmm, Mrs. Hubert Whitney,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-09

the week when on Tuesday after
noon quartet OF popular matrons,
Mesdames oliver Howard Leonard,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-09

Charles clinton Simmons. Charles
+. Farren and Walter Franklyn
Nichols gave an afternoon tea ana
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-09
Parties

Society was abroad the first or
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-04-28

faaoam1te Mnbub, % BET labeite saff.
oisie bfeD dttdt. 9ette Mnb1tb tom
fra @ontraftter S S sobniott %
belpb- fig til $43,3 800. @r. obnfo1
.bar allereoe begpn6t m ribe neo bet
gam1le 8afetne1tt 90 Mrbeioet iii
fortiatte fra MI af og inotil 5oenl1D
8pgning er far6ig ifglge bans Sort
trafftt. Sen npe 8pgnings Stgrrelle
5er 80x54 og bill bd 5iboeplaofe fer
600: Den ifal b9gges af mgrf 5:Gegl
item (8ricD og trinuneS meo &aiota
@ten. Sen bill bo to Eoart paa
Srontbeggen nreo Ssy1t6g 6gang imellem
bisfe faabeliom i Gaarnfooen pao
&igrnet af Mim og sssuni11s. 8Dgge
fontiteen an{aa set for bt1eligit iffe.
at gao langere bette @Dggearbeioe
netop mi eno .bgift ra6ben6igt. 81
ter oet at1tdgne 8pggeplan bill dlt=
ioq sci ti9e 8diefnsnt bli feroigt til
@enDttelie o'rrfring oen LITE sep~
tertber, og bette @ofenent~ bill bli
ioapas runmeligt at Meniebe6en
fan flare Jig rne6 bette iorn Wboelo=
tale inotil man fer fig i1tatto til at
fulofgre set sStrbpen6ige al Ben ppre
@tage.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-04-28

ls1oMt blep ful01 p1101g D0eldgf 9tddl l[
bun bleb grabet frem bar benoeS
|sbenitre Mr1u, SfuI6er og Sen fun1
|benltre Sioe af 9nfigtet og &o6el
faa frpgtelig ture6ty at man benteoe
bun ifl1l6e 6g 11aarfon1belft Men
bun boo6e fffe fdaet irlore 8effaoi-
gelier og lebeoe lige til ben 21oe
Mpril, 6a bun fif en- falig 5orlps=
ming ira ssSorblibets 2i6elfer, 80 Mar
og Ell l1ge gantmel. $500 ct. 2ntas
&oipitalet, bbor bun bar BET melte
al Eioen fioen 1lDffen, bIeb bum plei
ct go6t baa6e paa 9egene og @im.
Gertrude 8enfon bar e1t g1bfrDgtig
gan1n1el &btn6e, Der Iebere ct FRONT
ng gu6bengibert 2tb / al fin Sero.
@ennefel, btrffom og trofait u6fol-
beoe FUN paa fin beife6ne Maa6e en-
belfignet @iirfiombe6 / fine Smgibel-
fer. Sun ba66e / n1ange g(ar til
bgrt @etblebem Mgb. (fer @or 6rel
iars Meb.) og bar ifieIoen fraberen<
6e bberfen fra 8ennen166e, @uos!
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gle6er ftg ober, at bn11 mt be6 @u6s
@ao6e bor faat opnaa fine 2en9s>
Iers MaoI, @obbatsbbtIen bos @u6.
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tagelle ite6t til &bile paa 8etble,
berns Menigbe6s &irfegaar6 be1t
246e 2lpril. Menigbe6ens @reit,
8aitor @imonion, forrette6e. SUN
efterlaoer fig en- 8ror i.@pring NaI
lep, .Wdnn., og en- @ogn / Morge.
@e6 8ifmte1ien bleb blu1bt a11oet
f6lgen6e pas1en6es Salmebers ofi11l1.
get:
gen bar ieg but6en
og fri6t BEN go6e @trt6, -
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min @iel of @er6en fie6,
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og Sfiol6 og 8ne ne6>
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til ebtg &erIigbe6.
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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-04-28
!. .5i8'te ) { a.! | ! a,.lg /.
Statsfpl1 be1ltioll.

On gtats fo1lbe1tio1 biI bIIi 1f-
boIbt st: NauI Ben 8oe Ysaii foretl
=opftiHe aanot6ater for 5tats senlbes''
Der for Brin1prba aIget ssSsu11i. Den
sbIir @eifufff fffenbe6 al en- GIin1it11-S
hons &onbe1rtio1 og biI bli iann1e1l-
5falot of DeIegater ionr hBgrer 0et5
reppubl lifanife. 3arttii goltcltier Ell
Ter Nrtmprbalg biI bli bofot i L ane|.
.of @tatens Brecincter ben Lite MufS5
fra ser. 4 til s gfteruli6 60ag forat|
beige Delegater til Gol1ntp @onben.
TONER. Gourtb @onbentio for
bette Gourtpz biI aboloes j @itnS
Sail beri 8pen 6en ste Mat @l. En-
gfternti6oag, bbor 18 Delegoter
beIges til 1ebnte Stats sfonbentio,t.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-04-28
So q! ggl!' Dapis bpb,

8 offtor 81 q Dapis ogoe' fl
&ie1n gaoelra affDigte l1ge, efter
o111ffri11g Ell so os 5Dao born or.
Dapis bar goott ffiiel166tt nf N af
bette 8lnbs 2Rfere. S S n1ang> 2lur
bar ban reli6eren6e 2Rge Gallon
=og UNDER oen S5i6 Ierte sS5ooiir oil i i =0elt
Omeg1t at agte bonn b6it 1on 2pge
ogs at elite barn fotn Wenneffe Snn
bar en- 6pgtig Wfa11o /. fit Sag pa
farbeIes on1forgsfulb og betpnfioal
j fiii1 Snngo1rg 11ueo fine &atte,lter.
faapelfom nte6 ollie. SoH ban font I
Bergring 1teo. Sor nog1e Mar II.
ben fIpHeoe ban fra 9alton til Wo%
6ena, bBor ba11 obertog 8eitprelien
al ct @oipital iiantn1en 1neo en- Bror,
Ser Bleb ban ogiaa brit agtet al
Solicit /. 8pen og 0megn og bab6e
en- uoftrofftt og bofien6e 2egepraffiS
Sor on1fring en- Maaneos STD iioe1
blep ban ipg.. Som reifte til MuDo
&oipitalet &ocbelter> men enoog &c
1tore 2eger Der fnn6e life giGre nc-
get for bonn. @aa TOM ban Stem
og bente6e taalmooigt pud BEN nn1so
gaaelige @tiebne. lfogoe bar fpot
/ &ennfplpania sen lobe Stunt 1873
San oberlebes af Suitrn og to @grn
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-04-28
@obe Orb for sSyaepbior+

u0uIutb @fah6inob" ffriper re-
6aftionelt ONT bor egen s.. g. 9.
SSacobion> fo1n felger:
$. s.. g. eSacobion, Me6lem al
@taten Minneiotas @ailroao at1o
@arebouie Commission, bbis Ger
min uolgber iaar, bar ittllet fig form
&an6ibat for @ienbalg.
81 bor olle 6isie 9lar life b5rt
EN- eneite @ano Ser bar babt inogoo
e1t6e &ien1rab til oct Mrbei6e '9r.
Sacob1on bar ITO f6rt, font iffe 5ar
gibet bam fin ful6eite Mnerfien6elip
for oberlegen Dpgtigbe6 / @aretgel,
fen af tit &berb. @i bar be1ler iffe
bgrt ONT nogen iom bar fnnnet paa=
pege at .. g. g. sSacobfon iffe paa
ollie Moa6er bar u6fDl6t 6en bam be-
troe6e @tilling til 8e6fte for set be-
Ie Go1f. Ween felbfMgelig bill Der
laainart @alg6ogen ngrner fig 6uf-
fe op mange af 6e fom af @geniltte=
resfe bill foriege at fua en- oDgtig
Mano fom Sr. SSacobion ITO af 5til=
lingen 81 tror at &r. eSacobfon iffl
bill babe :neget at frpete, men bore
2eiere ber ffribe bette bag 9ret nr
faa bet iffffe glennes poa @alg6age1
seller 11oar 8olgfantpet1 begp116er.
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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-04-28
5},reo| e {: uYheo,le

Doftor @nl1t S5oeab NO1eiinneopo,
[ lis ft,lote sen 15be Sc, 76 Mnr Span
bqretnqer frelnoeleS III oaaIig ao1t.
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@pn, @6gar,< fie1rot 1rn6er geaonct
Sill @pe, og6e for IS glor fi6en.
6an bor berSn1t fom &un1ori{t.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-04-28
;fer5l1s :eaQs % Or11egr.

@enotor Mc@orrD, Der bar bn.
ret prominent / @iernenfprelielt Ct
Ben iaafdI6te n8abcocf Man oi
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te Man. :.
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flere ,@onge bar nebnt i 6ette @luo,
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ban ct npt @lagtilfel6e og ii6en bar
bon ligget / en- Dbdle ST.. .Tosie11s
mango @enner bill fple o16t ODER at
ipgoomnnen bor tat en- Zig Soran<
bring, men ollie 1toar biplpel6fe.
&an bar taalnno6tg og tappert fjem
pet for 9tDet ft6en ban fit bet fgrlte
@Ia9h1feI6e &6ifen 1913, og alt
nuligt bar beret giort for bdnn.
Sons Samilie og mange @enner bar
ogfao babt go6t &onb / set 1enere.
nten nit bol6er bette Saob paa ut
fbin6e.
-8pggefomiteen for 8etblebent
&irfe1t beri 8pen foin en6eltg til Ct
9}einltat fi6fte 2dr6ags Mften, efter
flere Me6er bbort ben bebm16leoe
6e foreliggenoe M,1bno for Spfere(s
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ming. Si6ffe 9ns6ag Mften tog So
ntitee1 u116er Sberpeielie fire Mr=
bno for at -bDgge &irfen / fn1o
Stan6 Meen grun6et paa 6e bpie
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renoe, ipntes man at BET biloe bli ct
for itort Gag at fptte &irfen / Iu1o
Stan6 bette Mar.- Derfor fal6te So
miteen for npe @nbu6 for Spfgrel,
fen af' @irfens bore ifelge SEN fore
1iggen6e Bla1r iant at f9tte 8af fe=
ment @tagen / ful6 Stano in6ben6ig
@aa 2gr6ag &bel6 fit n1an oliIaa
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Ser bar george beret foretaget
en- Mafffe SsSn6iarnlinger til @iulp
for 6olfene ! 6e frigsberieoe 2onoe
og Ser er iaIt gibet "a Millioner
@roner. Tor ifielliee &ommnl1er
bar gibet Cd. 100000, Mbiier gar
in6ian1Iet oper 100000 og / &irfer<
ne er ofret $4,000. Desu6en er
gibet ftore @er6ier t &arer. Sra
9Iterrige bor man taget imo6 mar-
ge bun6reoe Barn til miolertioig
6orplet11ing. -. -
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@ertrnbe 8enfom.

8lan6t 6e ca. so @er1oner, joni
bIeb 6rabt eller oe6elig 1aaret reo
6en frpgtelige @pclon> fom bien1ipg-
tie sSera1s Sails Sen 226e STUNT iioit
leoen bar Gertrude @enion. Sum
Iebe6e alene it &iem pda @aibing
ton slpe., bhor bun r1ange Mar
bo66e fanrr11en me6 fin @ror, Souis
8enion, Ser oe6e &qarem 1913
8eqae bar ugifte. Sin ifiabneipoltg<
re Sbn6ag @ftern1i66ag bleb BUM
beqrobet nn6er &l1inerne af tit Slen1
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COULD NOT STAND straight

. COULD NOT STAND straight
1t does not take long, when the
kidneys are out of order and not
dong their work properly, for
poisonous acids to accumulate ir
the system and cause aches and
pains. D C Diamond. 1865 W.3ost
cleveland, 0, writes: II caught
cold and it settled in my kidneys
My back and sides were so lame
and sore I could not stand straight
l. use Foley, Kidney Pills with
good results and am glad to te-
stify to their helping power.
WESTBERG & KISSINGER
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for Hearing on Petition for
III Administration ' 9s s' 81
First publication April 14th B: I5s u Ss
State of Minnesota, County Of Otter Tail, ss.
D. @ In Probate Court. s. 49,

State Of Minnesota, County Of Otter Tail, IS.
O. In Probate Court. 49,
! In the matter Of the estate Of Otto Johnson
Decedent. z= 81 E: .s5 go ~ !, :i53s#s.
concern: :. .ss ~ ss.as@=sa J! 81
Il # The petition Of Martha Johnson having been
filed in this court, representing that otto Johnson
then a resident of the County Of Otter Tail.
State Of Minnesota. died intestate on the End
day of July, 1919; and praying that letters
Of administration Of his estate be granted to
C "A To1lefson sSs
It is ordered, that said petition be heard and
that all persons interested in said matter Be and
hereby are cited and required TO appear before
this Court on the 10Th day Of May, 1920. at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon or as soon thereafter as
said matter can be heard. at The Probate Court
Room, in the Court House in the City Of Fergus
Falls, in said County and show cause, f any they
have, why said petition should not be granted and
that this citation be served By the publication
thereof according to law. 8
81 1s',se'' s.' E. Frankberg,
Court Seal Judge Of Probate. gs
Fif1t Publication April 21st 1928
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CITATION FOR HEARING ON PETITION
FOR ADMINISTRATION -
State Of Minnesota, County Of Otter Tail. IS.

In the Matter of the estate of Marthe Sletvold
Decedent. .ps ..
concern: ,.-,
fled in this court, representing that Marthe
sletvod then resident g OF the County Of
on the 18th day of January 1920; and praying
that letters of administration of her estate be
granted to John E. S1etvold. .:3
Il is ordered, that said petition be heard and
that all persons interested IN said matter be and
ibis court On the 9Th day Of Nay 1870 at 10
said matter can Be heard. at the Probate Court
Room. in the Court House in the City g ct Fergus
have. why said petition should not be granted
and that this citation be served bv the
thereof according to law. and by mailing copy
of this eiatiton atleast 4 days before said day q
whose names and addresses are known and ap.
near from the files Of this court rs. r: - T.
!: Witness the Judge of said court, this 9th day
Of April, A. D. 1920. a.esssg =
(seal Of Probate Court E; FRA Erank1bsrg X sh,+.
First Publication April 14th 80 L.. .
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Ere,ts melber fig fom &anbi6at.

5tatsauoitor s 81 3 &rens 'bor
nofenot en- @frtbelfe, at fan er btllia
til ata bIi faaret iont republifanif.
&a1t6i6at til @uberngr be6 Stats-
fonpe11tionen 6e1t 86e Mm. Son.
flyer, at 6eriom fan lite blir bifalhf
al 6enne &onbetrtion ion bill ban life
ftaa iom foo6at &anot6at be6 @ri.s
1tterblget i Sum-. -.