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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-11-02
Prison Guard
Hopes With
Fair Prisoner

MilIedgevilIe. Ga. Nov. Off
cials at the state penitentiary here
have announced that ]. W. Cans, a
guard at the women's building. and
Juanita Weaver, a prisoner, quietly
efoped" late Saturday night
Juanita was serving a sentence of
one year for shoplifting. having been
convicted in Atlanta last May. She
is described as being about FL years
old and a blonde.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-11-02
CUBAN RETURNS ARE SLOW
Several Deaths Reported From Elec-
ton Brawls In Island Republic.

Havana, Nov 2.-Returns in the
Cuban national election were slow in
reaching the capitol today. but meager
figures from the 3,022 precincts indi-
Gated a close race.
Coalitionists insisted todays figures
would show the election of DR.. Alfredo
Zayas by a large majority over Gen.
Jose Miguel Gomez, liberal
Several deaths were reported to have
resulted from election brawls in in
terror precincts.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-11-02
Demos See Snow Prophecy

Denver, Nov. 2.-Up on a noun
tain near Leadville, all the snow
was melted today with the excep-
tor of one huge drift. The drift
spelled Cox" according to word
received at Democratic headquar-
tiers. Democratic leaders were
jubilant. declaring it was a good
omen and meant certain Demo-
cratic presidential victory.
Republicans agreed it was an
omen all right. but their interpre-
tation was that Cox would be
showed under.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-11-02
YANK SCHOONER VICTOR.
Esperanto Won Two Straight Races
From Canadian Vessel.

Halifax. Nov. a The Esperanto.
victor in the first race of the Atlantic
fishing fleet here, prepared today for
the run back home
The Esperanto took two straight
victories from the Canadian entry.
Delawanna, winning yesterday by
seven minutes, Is sectonds.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-11-02

The weather is fine from Topeka to
San Francisco today, and from Texas
to North Dakota. But east of St.
Louis. clear to New York. there is
belt of unsettled, cloudy. chilly wealth
er. which will have it's own effect in
getting the women voters out today.
There is rain falling in Ohio, Indiana,
and Pennsylvania. There is also snow
in Des Moines, Ia. and in Duluth.
Mimi this morning. Very little
change in conditions generally is in
prospect for tomorrow. The highest
temperature recorded in Topeka yes
CONTINUED on Page Two.) "
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-11-02
WROTE OWN NAME IN
Prohibition Candidate for President
Couldn't Find Name on Ballot.

Cincinnati, Nov. aaron S. Wat
kins. Prohibition candidate for presi-
dent, voted for himself at a polling
place opposite his residence here to-
day.
Since the Prohibition ticket does not
appear on the ballot in Ohio, Watkins
was obliged to write his name into the
ballot as well as the names of Prohibi-
ton electors.
Watkins is pastor of a local Metho-
dist church. Many of his congregation
intend to give him a complimentary
vote
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-11-02
Illinois Voting
Record Ballot

Springfield. ILL.,, Nov. 2.-Illinois
voters today voted. the biggest ticket
in the political history OF the state.
Todays ballot, containing eleven tick
cts. measured 2S by 33 inches
The ballot OF 1860. which contained
the name of Abraham Lincoln. was
three inches wide and a foot long.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-11-02
Three Trainmen Are Killed.

Auburn, y. Y, Nov. 2.-Engineers
James W. Toole and william NJ Tuell
and Trainman William W. Schultz
were killed IN a freight wreck in the
Lehigh valley Wards this morning
when a double header coal train ran
into the rear end of a train of box cars
just pulling out of the yard
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-11-02
GENERALLY FAIR WEATHER.
Skies Clear Today from Topeka to
San Francisco.

ToDAY's TEMPERATURES.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-11-02

Lincoln. Neb.. Nov 2-cIear weather LED
Nebraska election officials to predict !
record turnout for today's election. Thres
hundred thousand men and 10000 womeE
lContinued on PAGE Two.l
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-11-02

Louisville. Nov. Gold. clear weather
In the greater portion of Kentucky brought
out heavy vote in today''s election
Women took an active part in last min
ute campaigning as they did thruout tho
entire vote getting period. In addition tc
president and United States senator there
were contests in nine Of the eleven con-
gressional- districts of the state, in the
remaining two one Democrat and one Re
publican were conceded the vote.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-19
'CH|NA BANDITS
HOLD BR|T|SHER
Three Americans Hope to
Rescue Missionary
ny G. r.. HOGUE

SHANGHAI. March ie.-Delayod)
Three adventurous Americans to-
day departed on mission OF rescue
that win lead them into tho haunts
OF the Yunnan bandits.
They are DR. Elliott osgood. moii.
cal missionary. Frederick Smith of
tho Chicago Tribune. and j. T..
Thornton. n representative OF the
STANDARD OIL.
They intend 10 effect the rescue
OF q. Y. Metoaif. an English mission.
airy. just captured by the bandits.
The bandits are former soldiers.
They are mutinecrs. They demand
reinstatement-not money. They
have signified that they will hold
Mctcdf until tho Chinese govern.
mcnt rcinstates them In the army
without loss OF standing.
DIR. Osgood. Smith and Thornton
have not embarked upon IA foolhardy
mission. They already have demon.
strated their ability In the role OF
reacucrs. only recently they return.
ed from a similar mission with A. l..
shelton. whom they rescued from
the same bandits.
Tn. three men, however. expect
20 experience great difficulty In saw.
ing Metcalf. The bandits. they be-
iieve. have retreated far into the
mountains and are on their guard.
II u possible an attempt at rescue
thru negotiations may be made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-19
new PAVING TO
COST 100000
New Highway Connects
With Ballard

street improvements involving
nearly 81. 900. 900 were ordered by tho
council streets and sewers commit
tee Thursday.
Improvement by grading and paw
Ink OF Elliott ave. and Elliott ave.
W. az an estimated cost OF 1881
so9ss. was one Of the most Important
projects authorized. IL will provide
a paved highway 90 the downtown
district from Ballard.
The Tenth ave. n. r.. grading and
paving project win again 40 TO the
council on divided report. a ma
jority Of the street committee favor
Ing extension Of the Improvement 20
the city limits and a minority recon
mendins improvements to East I5th
II. only. II the Improvement Is car
ried 20 the city limits the contem-
plated improvement will cost over
ssss.a
The street committee recommend
I'd that the contract for paving pex'
ter ava and adjoining streets should
b. net to the lowest bidder, The
cost II estimated Mt $4,000. of
which $4,000 win come from the
general fund
Grading and paving OF Spokane
II. from the West Waterway 20 sSth
ave. 8. w. and numerous other
smaller Improvements were ordered
The resolution for grading +4th St
q. w. and the proposed paving OF
W. seth and adjaeents streets was
postponed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-19
Two Sisters Held
in Tragic Prison

WHITE PLAINS. ~. Y. March 10.
Held in state insane asylum since
1910. when they should have re
NAMED but 10 days. Miss Phoebe
Brush. IS. and sister. Ada. Sc. were
released BY order OF the supreme
court yesterday.
They were once helreases 20 prop
erty worth 100000.
Failure to understand the mean
ing of legal order was the Gauss
OF the tragic biunder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-19
STUDENTS OUT
ON STRIKE AGAIN
Say Authorities Violated
Settlement Terms

cHEHALIs. March is--sixtySwo
students OF the high school here were
again on strike today following an
alleged breach of faith on the part
OF school authorities. Several days
ago the student body walked out
when an order was issued demand
ing the resignation OF six officers
OF the students association. An
agreement was made and the strik.
ers returned. Tho new strike was
caused. II Is said. when the students
discovered the terms OF settlement
were violated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-19
Joe Smith Fined;
Appeals His Case

Rather than pay SIS and coats TO
Justic. Otis W. Drinkers court as a
penalty for criminsiiy iibeling CT.
Mayor C. r. Fitzgerald. Joe Smith, n
printer. has appealed to the superior
court The fine was assessed Thurs
day afternoon. Judge Brinksr find.
ing that smith had circulated state
mcnt that Fitzgerald campaign liter.
AZURE was paid for by the city and
that he had the unqualified indorsc-
mcnt OF his private secretary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-19
CAILLAUx TALKS
|. IN own DEFENSE
Denies Charges Of Remarks
on Italy Visit

PARIS. March is.-Josaph Gail
lanx. former premier. late yesterday
denied that he told Italy during his
visit there. In 1916. that France was
exhausted and must sue for peace
without demanding Aisacc Lorraine,
when the former premier's trial
on charges OF plotting against his
country during the war was resumed
In tho afternoon. Caiilaux took the
stand for n long explanation OF his
conduc, during tho Italian visit
After the prosecution had again
read dispositions tc-tifyinE to Gail
iauxs alleged defeatist statements,
the accused denied them fatty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-19
Population Gain
in Syracuse, N. Y

WASHINGTON. March 1.-the
city OF Syracuse. ". Y. has a popula.
ton OF Ill. CAT. a gain OF ISL per cent
In ten yoarr. the census bureau an.
nounced today. Other figures an
nounccd included Mason City. la.
q. ss5. a gain OF 1877 per cent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-19
PORTER KILLED
BY elevator
Crushed Against the Ceiling
at Calhoun

Crushed against the calling. Jens
Thompson. 4b. a hotel porter. living
at ei2 Fifth ave-. met death Thurs
day afternoon while operating a
freight elevator In the Calhoun hotel,
Second ave. and Virginia II.
Thompson was seen by hotel en-
pioyes to jump from the elevator
while Il was In motion. lie immcdl
ately Jumped hack and attempted TO
stop the elevator. IL was then he
was crushed.
William y. Pierce. hotel manager.
told the police Thompson had been
employed by the hotel for 10 days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-19
Thieves Even Take
Furniture in House

A. II. Barnes. s7io T.. Madison st..
owned n furnished but uprentsd
house at s3so 18th ave. ". w.
Thursday afternoon he went there to
look II over. but thieves. with a
truck. had preceded him and thorc
wasn't stick OF furniture left in tho
building. The police were consulted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-19
Masked Bandits
Hold Up Grocer

Three masked bandits obtained 50
when they held up A. W. Frederick
in his grocery store n, Duwaninh
late Friday night Deputy shcrfns
secured tho surrounding country. but
IL IL believed tho stiekups left I'm.
mediately In an automobile.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-19
Charge S. F. Judge
Accented a Bride

San FRANCISCO. March H.
The grand jury has returned indict-
ments against Police Judge Sullivan
and Pete McDonough. Sullivan Is
charged with receiving a bride. Nc
Dcnough Is charged with giving a
brtbe, and with perjury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-19
Cyrus Happy, Jr.,
Defeats Dick Jones

SPOKANE. March is.-Cyrus Hap
py. Jr.. republican antibonus. has
defeated Dick" Jones. former news
paper man. democrat. In the NTH
legislative district. The vote wos
$40 20 253- Both boys were cx'service
men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-19
French Deputies
Vote Confidence

PARIS. March 1.-THE chamber
OF deputies yesterday voted conf
dencc In the government. to3 TO is3
The vote followed debate on the
situation In Germany.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-19
Outline Plan for
Gigantic Project

OLYMPIA. March fss-The state
board Of reclamation yesterday out
lined plans for financing construction
q the Methow Okanogan irrigation
project. estimated 20 cost SIS. 00o. 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-19
Army Measure Is
Passed by House

WASHINGTON. March is.--The
house yesterday passed the army re-
organisation bill by vote OF 24e to
-. after defeating a motion TO reduce
the size Of the army from 10000. as
4 now provided. to $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-19
Speedy Engraver
Digs Up $40 Fine

James Dirty. prominent Beaux
Arts engraver. was pinchcd for speed
fng Thursday in his new motor car
ana fined 20 smacks. He says his
brakes refused to work going UP
Madison IT. hill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-19
Lack of Appliances
Blamed for Death

A coroner's jury held Friday that
Edward Gobbings. ~. who was run
over at Youngstown last Saturday by
a coal car. met death because Of lack
{ proper safety Appliance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-19
IxGEBRrGT ARNDr void.

resident Of Seattle and tho North
west for 81 years. died at hts home.
asf3 Yesler way. Thursday. He was
the founder OF the town OF rssaquah.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-19

Just as the famous MAGMA CHARTA of History
sured the Rights of the Peopeso does the Charter
which this Great Upstairs Shop is founded to the
and boys of Seattle their right to dependable
American Clothing at prices easily within their reach
Never since this Upstairs Store founded have
lost sight of this guiding principle that would
always under every circumstance provide the kind of
clothing the of Seattle wanted rather less than
they would expect to pay.
Our firm adherence to this Money Saving Plan has
built for Clothing business the largest in the whole
Northwest a business which continues to grow with
every passing day because its foundation is PUBLIC
APPROVAL an approval of which spare pains to
be fully worthy
Tremendous buying power wise foresight and scien-
tfic economical methods of selling the methods by
which keep prices at such point that every
purchaser may easily learn the truth that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-19

New Spring styles are arriving daily-every dag
IS shoD day at this Upstairs Store and zoe are al
acays glad to shoao our merchandise
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-11-03
Sen enselife &nlitreif.

9llt fDoer nn paa, at 6e engelife
&ulgrubearbei6ere bill gienopta ST.
bei6et on1 en- ugeS Gio. Salfal6 2r
oct 2e6ernes &7nffe, oa 6e bor mer>
oeit, at Mrbet6ernes 9lf tenning ONT
6e biz onta eller forfaite 6e op1tille=
Sc @etingel1er. yfeInltatet bil bIi
forelogt 1t Mg6e al @rnbeorbeioer=
nes 9e1egqter / 2onoon ioog. Pon
bette M66e bill, berlom sfitenn1ii1<
gct ct / 6ob6r al en Sr6ning lor:
man benter 6en bill BIZ, oer itore &ul
itreif bli forlne1t aflpit. 2eoernc CT
meget ttllt6sfl1l6e me6 &enipn til
&e}nltatet og benter ltor Wojoritet
for 6re6 enbber slfoeling, 11n6to=
gen Soutb @ales, bbor 6e rooifolc
sSsn6flp6eller er lterfe. De fgler iia
oog iifre paa, at fe1pom Melbingcr=
ne fra Soutb @oles tnuligens lf1ll.
Sc bore ttegotibe bill 6e bli lterft orcr
ftemt al &eIfen al 2on6et.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-11-03

bar l1116erbets fra @aba111rub til Yro
pi6enee 11eo Ell 2aoning @igtraar.
@aptein @nrfielo paa ugitp Of Ut
1anta" ia, at bon faa. 2pfene paa
uGape Gear" -og iignaliiere6e n1eo
en &iben> ser bleb beibaret. &alr
,bo06e fat &ars MOS @abnen og bap>
Sc meget @tprer1n1> 6a rGapeSear"
iptnge6e tiers foran @augen. &o11
bleite to @ange / @iben fo1n ct 5ig-
nal for DampFibet at "pasiere pao
betsa1t6en Si6e, beor6re6e fuIo syort
ogterober, n1en fun6e life n115gca
@onntenfte6et. ~gitp Of Mtla1tto !"
ronme6e me6 @aueen og -ilog ct
ftort Sui / ~@ape Scar" og fnt1ts
&onfreten. Ser b1eb frar faitet IL
ner on1bor6> men @fibet ianf fao FUR
tig, at 6e flefte al Mon6ftobet maat-
te boppe oberbor6.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-11-03
Bon6e> iom bar in1bolgt / &egieri11:

Bon6e> fon1 bar ir1bolgt / &egieri1l>
ge11.
6bb. @tatsraao &aafon 5ibe er t
6tatsrooo BEN 26en 9ftober be 1hf=
fet fom MISUNDERSTANDING sme-
rita.
@ognepreit s. Soft, fbb. @ogne=
preIt til SSSebnafer, fD1bte ben 36ie
0tober 70 Mor. &ons &ri1tion Soft
er fg6t / &omord, giennemgif fra
1862 til 1870 @fiens leroe @fole,
bporfra bon fi61tneb1te Mar bleb
oin1itteret til nniber1itetet og tog
tbeo1ogiH Gnlbe6sera1nen 1877.
Haa gfiufan afilpre6es ben 166e
9ft. en- @tatue of 8pens og &p6ro5
@torter, Miniiter Gam. @p1e. @tn
tueen er of 8ille6bugger ntfon6 og
ffal itaa paa @infan &orb. Ser for
anitolte6es ct ltort 0affeltog, 60
1erne pe6 Mfi1dringen bolotes al 81
reft6r 8onnebie og 0r6fdreren,
8rDn. Otter SSn6bD6e1ie fra &om=
111tneitpret TOM Mini1ter @p6e til
&ilfan Daget efter @f116ringen, 6a
Ser ifnI6e bol6es EN- itgrre fon1n11t=
nal Mio6og til 9@re for bam.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-11-03

CUT THIS QUIT is worth
money Cut out this slip, >encloses
with SC and mail it to Foley &
Co., .2835 Sheffield Ave., Chicago
ILL.,, writing your name and add
ress clearly. You will receive in
return a trial package containing
Foley's Honey and Tar Comp
ound, for coughs, colds & Group;
Foley Kidney Pills for pain in
sides and back; rheumatism,
backchae, kidney. and bladder all
ments; and Foley Cathartic Tab-
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cleansing cathartic for constipa-
tion, bilioushess, headache, and
sluggish bowels.
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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-11-03
Carl Slpmpipn.

Carl &bompion b6oe / fin Datter$
@}rs. Gbriitifferlotts, &iem poo
Bancroft 9lpe. Man6og Mften Ell
ell6er af So Mor og 8 Maaneoer
qonnel. @anle &bonpion baboc
t9ret beo o6arlig @elbreo f(ers
9(ur. Nb1ig fif ban 2ungebetenoI
le, 1om foraarlagebe bons 0do.
Ebon1p1on Dor feot Gc1emdrfcn,
Norge, og fom mco, fine Gorglbre til
Mmerifa ii Gar gan1nel og bo0oe
@opron> Sm., i116til bon / 1881 fon1
til Gergns Sails. @at haooc beret
gift to @ange og bobbe en- Sdn + f61
1te 9@gte7fab og en- 5pn og to Dptre
/ onbet 9ggteffab. &ons. an6en SIT:
itru 66oe for 81 9lor 1i6en og of 9c1
nene efterla6er ban fig fltn en- Iat
ter, MrS. 81. @briitopberlon, ber
8pen bos bbem bon bor lepet oe ii0
ite 12 Mar. San bar ct of oe elo1tf
Weblemrner al Bethlehem Wgb.
gegrabel1en foregaor fra ssSobn
fon @arIors Eors6ag forn1ib6ag &l
boIp ellebe. Naitor> @inon1o 1on for
retter.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-11-03

'rneo. enoer fonr, fterte u1eo 0rer !
aamle Dage, at Orer11e. tog til
fprangs mob @an6et; @ualebes' og
fac meo Doftorens 8tl. S ct 11paa,
aatet @ieb1if fatte 8ilen ofite6 US.
ober @etfanten moo @at16et, 111el1
ltlie 9rerne fhnbe oen tffe ftaa paa
sseb6erne / alrags &erren og l1o'
fal6et b1eb, dt 6en belte6e ODER et>
bar @anee fbr 6en tom ne6 til Gan-
BET. Maar 6en e16elig ftan6iebe,
freb 9offoren u6af @raeet og fort>
iotte 0aeiten af @eien tilfo6s. Dot>,
toren Hap aHfaa fra set ganife
nifa6t> og 8i1en bar lite faa feli
romponeret beller.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-11-03
;9ergus :Saas oqa Ontegn.

i = Mr.. og MrS. q. H. g.. Sacabz
io1i fo1n berti1 fra Minneapolis /
M}an6ags forat bore tilitebe og fojte
fine @ten1rnet be6 @olget ber. 2ige.
le6es barA, MHor11ep General s. 8.
Silton ber igaor / ianune @ie'reo.
s(lfe 6isfe anfer Gergus Sails font
lit &ienife6 en6nu og be6ligebol6er
fin @et til at itemme ber.
- @n Community Club er nplig
organiieret / Dalton neo fplge1tbe
@eitprelie: Nres. N}rs. Gosbal1g;
g. @res.> Mrs. @argeart;;. Get,
Miis Giffe;; @asierer, Wers. g. Sobn
Son. Det ne1te M}e6e af &lubben
blir afbo1ot bos Mfrs. @igen BEN Ste
bs. &eniigten me6 6enne 0rgani.
fation er at itdtte @folearbet6et,
Sie1penrbei6et og ita6ere go6t @or.
gerifab. 9llle Damerne er in6buot
at lutte fig til.
- Or. S. 8. Melom fra Dalton,
blep or6ineret til Nreft / @lutten af
@eptember Maane6 paa @ul6 fra
&e1ba norff Iutb. og @nfo nor1f 1utb
@enigbe6er / 81. Daf. Disie Ma-
nigbe6er tilbgrer Set norif 1utberife
&irfeianfun6. Haitoren TOM fra
6is1e Meentgbe6er ignar og reiite
&iem forat gi6re fig fer6ig til at
flptte 6erbeit neite 11ge. &on for.
talte os, at Der fal6t ingen @ne 81.
Daf. / Mon6ogS.
- size @boe Mart Cir 10 Bro:
cent afilag paa fine @inter @ubber
@fotgt / fltge u8ran6s" fom @oo6-
ricb, Goodyear Clone MaIes @oo6=
pear og 5000 9fubber 60. Disie ct
6e beoite Marfe6et, og er rpt og
paa1t6e1igt Sfot6i. Sort 0pIog BE-
itaar al fleece Iine6." 92ubbers for
Men6> &bin6er og @6r1r. Gn to
og fire Spen6er 0berffo, 2ertop
&ubbers liz og 16 Tonns SOB. -
&ontp1et 0pfag af;:8iltfffo> 0bergdis
ters> COMP &us> >@lippers for bele
Somifien 20 Hroeet1t Mfi1og pao
alle bore Ores og @a6e=@fo. De.t-
ne 8utif er fitferlig al flor &ieIp
for Big 6isie bdipris Dage.
80 Bel6ige @utemobil l1Ipffel
bGn6te / Nerbe6en af DoIton ofbie=
te ltge Gonro6 Ebonlplon og 2ol1=
ritz @osmnsien bar 6e f6rite til at
giere ct &un6fait me6 en- Sor6 CT
fo1n fra BET nofiaa be16igt. Set
h9note ct fort @tpffe beitenfor Dol.
ton. Det bar fi6ife Tors6ag. @tpor
Gage ienere git set on1trent ligeoar
mco 9r. @argeant. @on ffnl6e fje-
re no til 8erger @ricflon Gornre1
ncroenfor 9alton i @pgebeieg men
,naar ban fom til ct @te6 bbor 8ei.
eti 1igger lige itt6 til en- 1t6en ssSn6ijs
1ao gif oet me6 bam on1trent 1om
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-11-03

Com pi gaar til Hres1en> Tan oct
n1e6 @ifferbe6 iiges> at @enator &ar
6ing er polgt til 2anoets nefe 4re
1i6ent. gllle @apporter tDoer paa,
at ban bar 1eiret nne6 en oberbglocn
6e Moioritet ober Gor, Sen 6entofro=
ti}fe &an6i6at.
@aolangt tp6er Spgaberne pau,
at BEN republifon1fe &icfet ct balgt
in6en @toten og at &ongresman0
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-11-03
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@i1teren er for @aan6en og allc
trenger go6e, barnte @le6er for 6en
ftrenge Marsti6. Ser er en MnIe6<
ming til at faa go6e nl6barer til Ell
meget rtmeltg Bris. Gg1gett6e e.:
nngle faa @ret1p1er af 6e @o6tfi6b
bi far at bD6e paa: a
rl16 @1anfets, graa p1oio> 5tpr=
relle 1880. Cont, .@egt 434 3d..
Megider ,Bris $3.50, @a1gSpris
1920.
lib 81anfets, ton ploi6, @t6rrel=
1e $3.50 Ton1., @egt 4M N6.. G5
.%rocent l1I6, @eg. Fris $500, III:
$500. j..
Goncep pIai6 9lnto gfobe n1e6 irvn
ier, Stgrre1ie 54-74 Tor1., &eg1:I.
@rtS $3.50: @algspris $tt.00.
Mocfinotps Goots for Men6, g3or
fo1f @tpIe> &eg. @ris $500. @a1gs
pris $1,000.
Mocfinotp goots for Gutter, 9}or
folf @tple, 9feg. Hris $3.50. .Sals5
tris $3.50.
@eite for Meno, fore6e neo Can't
1neu16, 9feg. @ris $3.50. @'n!gs>
pris $11.00.
&elnI6 1tnion Cults for. Menc,
bbi6e e1ler graa, @eg. Bris $975,
@aIgspris, $3.50.
Sineite &eluI6 2 piece l1n6erflr=
ser for Neen6, bbi5e eller graa, @eg
Bris $1,000, @aIgspris $7.85.
&eln16 nn6ert6i for 9atner, er>
tro @bolitet, 2 piece &eg. Pris
$14.75, @algspris $8.75.
. &eInl6 Stpeoters for 9amer,l mo-
room, @eg.. @ris $500, Salgspris
S1U.UU.
&eIn16 @tpeaters for Me116, er6n
Reg. @ris $500, @aIgspris $3.50
SIonne1 @fiorter for Me16, Sci.
1tIc, &eg. @ris $3.50, @oIgspris
$4.75.
>@tr6mpegarn, fpecielt for bette
Sa1g $1.90 pr. @6. .
@ette er fat nog1e fad of Sc @cot
fjbb III bar dt bboe paa. Sort l16.
balg ct fontplet, og alt til fant11e IT,
melige @rifer y.
/ &om og Bib oberbebi6ft. Client
iffe at bort SoIgsIofale mt er paa
Min Street Co., 1ter ge. g. ,8anen.
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