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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-09-12
China TO REFUSE
SHANTUNG FARLEY
Will Refuse to Recognize Legality
Of Japan'S Claim

Peking. Sept. IL. (By Associated
Press. China will refuse to- enter
tain Japan's proposals relative to the
settlement OF the Shantung contro-
versy. IL ~ declared by a person in
the confidence of the administration
She will base her action on tho
ground that tho award of Shnntung
to Japan by the treaty Of Versailles
was Illegal and that Japan has, no
right to the privileges in ShantunB
which were conferred by concession
upon Germany, which were turned
over to Japan at the peace conference.
IL In pointed out that the Japanese
proposals make no mention of tho
rights reserved to China under the
German agreement relative To the re-
demption of the railways I'm shan
tung.
The Chino German agreement pro-
vidcd Germany could not transfer
rights ceded TO her to any other ma
lions and also there was reserva-
tion to the effect that China might
redeem control OF the railways con-
structed In Shantung. The japanese
note proposes Joint operation of tho
railways already constructed. as we'll
o. lines under construction as "A re-
sult OF the new consortium and the
restitution to China OF the port of
Using Tao and leased territory. There
II, however. said to be an ambiguous
clause I'm the Japanese proposals re-
garding the upkeep OF public build
ings ut Using Tao.
II is learned In other sources that
additional objection to opening ncGo-
tiations has been found in the fact
that conversations thus begun would
continue beyond the date OF the con-
ference on limitation OF ornaments
and Far Eastern questions to be held
I'm Washington and that the fact that
parleys were In progress would ef-
fectually bar China from bringing
them up at the Washington meeting.
Furthermore II eventually induced
to accept tho proffered terms. China
prefers the adjustment to be made
at the conference table in such
manner that the participating powers
which are Jointly interested would
become responsible for fulfllment of
the agreement by Japan.
There IL some question regarding
the attendance or Dr. w. w. Yen,
minister of foreign affairs. ut the
Washington conference. Whether he
will no to tho United States Is said
to depend upon the permanency OF
tho present Chinese cabinet, relative
to which there is a growing doubt.
Newspa pers here are indulging freely
I'm rumors that Premier Chin Yum
reng has decided to resign because
OF tho muddled financial and political
state OF the country.
DIR. John G. Ferguson who has been
acting as councillor for tho ministry
OF communications here will leave
soon for Washington. where he will
no advisor to the Chinese delegation.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-09-12
GOVT. GOING after
BERGDOLL'S WEALTH
Will Make Effort to Find His
Hidden "POt Of Gold"

Washington, Sept. 1.-THE govern
ment Is going after the famous Berg
doll pot OF gold"
Thomas w. Miller. alien property
custodian. announced today that a
complaint had been prepared demand
ing of Mrs. Emma c. Bergdoll. mother
OF Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, as at
torney i'm fact for her son, all property
i'm which he held any interest in
Guiding gold coin taken from the treas
ury before the draft evader escaped
from federal authorities and fled iC
Germany. IL Is expected the complaint
would he filed today i'm the federal
district court at Philadelphia.
Demand was made by Mrs. Berg
doll last May for delivery OF all proper
~ belonging To her son or i'm which
he had any interest. Mr.. Miller said,
but despite repeated ext tensions of time
allowed Mrs. Bergdoll the property
had not been turned over to the gov
eminent. This. he added, made IL
necessary to take the action planned.
AT the time OF seizure" said Mr.
Miller. Mrs. Bergdoll had not been
sentenced as a result of her trial Tor
aiding and abetting tho escape OF her
son, and for conspiracy to evade the
draft She was also under examination
by the special committee of congr ess
which has since made it's report and
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-09-12
BOYS CLUB READY
FOR FALL SEASON
Various Glasses Will Open Within
Next Week

The Boys club is enrolling mem
pers for Junior and Senior track
teams and exhibition work, consisting
of the following:
Standing high jump, running high
jump, standing broad jump, running
broad jump. twenty yard dash,
wrestling, fancy drilling, travelling
rings, rope climbing, bag punching.
The club workers for the season
1921-1922 are as follows:
James Ptolmey, carpentry and top
making; Wallace Knapp, printing;
Mrs. Harry Emerson, clay molding;
Miss Ida Rizzi, clipping and pasel;
G. w. Cowles, electric wiring; Harry
Bonney, basketball coach; A. c. Brun-
lolle, physical director; Anton kysek,
band master; Fred Bramhall, assist
ant to supt.; Benjamin Huck, office
secretary; Abe Aronson, manager shoe
shine campaign; Louis Rosoff, orches-
TIA leader; David Richman, lettering
and show card writing; Mrs. Marshall
COX, social; Florence A. Kingsbury,
president ladies' auxiliary; Ono ap-
pointment made) supervisor of o. b.
a.
The clay molding class begins Sept.
| Eth; printing class, Sept. 10th; car
pentry class, Sept. 18th; electric wir
ing class, Sept. Goth; toy making class,
Sept, 21st; clipping and pastel class,
Sept. 23rd; orchestra, Sept. 24th; rub
Der mending class, Sept. 26th; letter
ing and show card writing, Sept. 2Sth.
The Eagle basketball team will hold
regular practice every Tuesday even
ing, the Comets basketball team every
I thursday while the Midgets first and
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-09-12
YOUNG TAKES PART
IN TRADE EXHIBIT
Stanley Works Man Associated With
Connecticut Products Exposition
To BE Held i'm New Haven

r H. Young of the Stanley Works is
a member of the advisory committee
of prominent business men and manu-
facturers of the state who are planning
the Connecticut Products Exposition to
be held in the State Armory, Meadow
street, New Haven, October 10 to Is,
during the period of the annual con-
vention of the New England Advertis-
ing clubs.
The purpose of the exposition is to
inform the world of the diversity and
importance of Connecticut made goods
Advertising men in the thousands will
be present at the exhibit, and as ad-
vertising men are prime factors in the
sale of all products the advisory COM
mittee feels that no better agency can
he found to shout the Importance of
Connecticut goods to the world.
Thousands of feet of space will be
given over in the Amory to the booths,
The booths will be attractiyely decor
ated and splendidly lighted TO afford the
best display of the goods. Large manu-
featuring centers such New Haven,
Hartford, Meriden and Waterbury as
well as the smaller concerns of the
state will send many notable exhibits.
The project has the endorsement of the
state chamber of commerce and the
local chambers and business organiza-
tions, as we'll as that of the influential
business men of the state
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-09-12
Big EXPLOSION ROCKS
NOVA SCOTIAN CITIES
CONTINUED from First Page.)

Passage also felt them In varying de-
kreea. Telephone service was disor-
rnnixod.
Flee In Night Clothes.
Aroused from sleep people rushed
10 windows and saw tho sky alight
with the flames OF burning oil rising
high through n pail OF smoke. Re
Teated explosions developed alarm
and there was n rush to tho streets.
Many OF the people here left their
hnrefooted. Families carried their
household effects. Soon police officials
estimated half OF Halifax was in the
open.
The east slopes OF Citadel HUI were
c~owdec with people within n short
ume watchin~ the weird effects OF
the flames playing through the smoke
clouds. Tho moro cautious OF the
crowd stayed on the hill for hours
fearful OF further explosions.
Takes To- The Woods.
There were seven men OF tho night
shift working I'm tho vicinity Of the re-
1ning stills when the fire started
Theyied. A man named Ettinger
one OF their number. was missing sew
oral hours afterwards, but a. he was
s3en running with others from the
scene II was believed he had taken
TO the woods.
The steamer Victolite, n British
tanker. was lying mt the oil docks
WREN the fire started. Blasts from
her siren were sounded as an alarm
just before the fire OF the explosions.
The steamer then pulled out from the
docks to mid-strcam.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-09-12

In England. tarring and fenthcring
sas legal form OF penalty In tho
-iddie ages.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-09-12
PLAN BIG INITIATION.
Chamberlain Council, Jr. o. U. - NJ,
VIII Work Degree OH WatcrbT Ken

II, the degree team of Chamberlain
council No. 2, Jr., o. u. A NJ, will
initiate a large class of candidates
from Lincoln council of Waterbury.
The local degree team has been
this event and all members of the or
der are asked to attend this meet
ing if possible, as the degrees in full
will he exemplified. State officers
will be in attendance and large
gathering is planned. III. G. Lyons is
the chairman of the committee
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-09-12
"Speaking of Women .

IRWIN COBB points out that feminine shopping does
not necessarily imply buying. tmeans hard work for
everyone concerned-but seldom results in a transac-
ton involving money
AS country minister decamed King Solomon
said, and partially agree with him - We only par
TALLY agree with Mr.. Cobb this subject.
1t is true there still aless shoppers left But
they in the minority. Today most well
most wel-infolmed buyers, with a sound
basis for comparing stores and values By buying goods
of recognized merit they themselves the throes of
od-time shopping trips" and at the time get
better and bigger moneys worth.
Most women read the advertisements that appear
day in their newspapers. They make practice of
keeping strictly upto-snuff developments,
vations and improvements. They know just where to
go for this" and who in town keeps "that".
When they shop they generally know just what they
want, where to find it, and how much to pay. Their
knowledge them endless trotting, wearisome
questioning and haggling
The advertisements have taken the "hop" of shop
ping.
Isn't that North uhiZe?
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-09-12
SAN ANTONIO PEOPLE
RAISING own RELIEF
CONTINUED from First paEe).

been used for 100 years I'm saying
mass for Mexicans killed by floods.
solemn high mass will he held next
Monday for those drowned.
Four refugee camps we've caring for
tho refugees today under the dlrec-
ton OF the Red Cross. Mr.. Ynndelrs
statement said that 1T appears we
VIII be able to handle the relief sit
uation satisfactorily without outside
help"
One of the unique places. the IA
nous Buckhorn saloon with it's coll
lection of norns OF Texas longhorn
cattle. was badly damaged by the
Hood. The city zoo lost several OF its
animals but protection OF n natural
fike saved the greater part OF that
PARK from inundation. The munich
PM Eof course near breckenridge
park was considerably damaged.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-09-12
REVOLT IN RUSSIA
Warsaw Dispatch Tells of Insurrection
Against S0vietism

London, Sept. 12.-White Russia is
the scene of an Instruction against the
soviet authorities says n Warsaw dis
patch to the Daily Mail. The trouble
began, il is said, as a result of forcible
food levies by the Bolsheviki. The in
habitants of this section of Russia
fought TO protect their supplies and the
instruction is declared TO be spread
ing.
Bolsheviki commssars are being con-
stantly murdered, the dispatch declares
and the soviet authorities are fighting
the insurrection by all possible means
there being "A number of mass execu-
tons reported.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-09-12

Tibetans live almos. wholly on
parched barley meal and butter tea"
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-09-12

second teams every Saturday. These
teams are in the making, and perma-
nent members and officers will be an
nounced later.
All workers will meet regularly to
discuss the problems of the various
branches of their work.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-09-12
BOUT POSTPONED.

Phila deIphia, Sept. 12.-Rain to-
day caused a postponement until to-
morrow night of the eighth round
bout between Lew Tender, Phila-
delphia lightweight and Sailor Fried
man, Chicago scheduled for tonight
at National league park here.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-09-12

Certain animal oils comprise one of
the most important ingredients in
modern perfumes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-04
Natfafeer.

8Draabet bar UNDER .SberpeieI1e
at gipe 10 al 8Dens iterite &afeer,
Ser tilltge bar Cabaret, 8ebilling til
at bol6e anbent til. &l. $50 ON
Morgenen iite6enfor n1 til SCI. l..
Man mener, at mango Sremne6e
fomm1er til 8Den, og at @bicago 10
life er rtogen 2an6sbp l9ngere me6
@urfem &l. 9 ON Mftener, % at
bofsne Menneifer, ser gnifer at 6Dr=
fe Safe og Natlibet bur6e bpbe Sob
6erttl. Maturligbis bar Sc ollie
te6snGrberen6e n&eformers" ollie
re6e reiit ct &amaifrig, 81. a. Garo-
tiferen 81. 811rrage Garmen, ser me-
11er, at Natfafeen fun gibes MnIe6-
ming til flere 5orbrp6elfer, bbortiI
ben befien6te Moerrnnnb Mnto1 Ba-
r11feb n1eget rigtig ibareoe, at ban
troeoe Der lite bar fIere GorbrpoeI-
fer, ffiioen hi bab6e facet 8robibiittiio11,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-04
9en iture ~eSmbiIemmsfuncert.

Den itore SnbIGumsfpncert.
81 tilla6er os at benle6e set 6an1te
&ublifums 9pmerfiombe0 paa
9anif Notwithstanding itore
IS Mars S~ubileumsfoncert paa
Sbn0ag / @icfer @arf &all. Man
bill erfare, at ser bD6es noget le6igt,
flint poa @angens og M11iifens Ont
raaoe, og at bort miifelifen6e Sub
lifum, Der biI fDl6e Saler poa @en=
bag, lite bil ffuffes / sets 6orbent=
Ringer ON en- / ollie Maa6er np6el=
iesrig &oncert. Selpe Goreningens
Sangfor bar al6rig itaaet iaa iterft
og iaa u6merfet iammeniunget, meb
fine Stemner, iom set gier / Sag:
Selbe Geit6age11 er SEN 20. Sc
.bruar, bbilfet er Sgnoag, og feires
pe6 en- ielffabeltg 5eit / Dania Sail.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-04
Rartnr.
Ganger=8rDllmp

Carl &eterien, u@lbergs" le6en6e
fgrite Senor og iom iaaoan ielbifre=
ben til at bere meo til 9anmarfs=
|Suren, bol6t @rpll1,p ii6ite 2sroog
Nften meo Miis Clara 2arien, 922
@alnut Street, bpor oct npgifte &ar
bill iette go. Otter &iellen, ser for
retteoes al &aitor &oienberg beo
8or 6reliers Strife, Dor ser flor
Miooag I &iemmet bos 8ru6gom=
mems gl6re 8rooer, Setter g. Setter
len, Ger ogiaa er en- gammel Sanger
men life bar beret aftip / Sc ienere
@ar. Sm 9anmarfs Tl1ren 6ermeo
er forpurret for Carl Heteriens 8e6=
fommen0e bi6es life, men set bil6e
lite bore neffen ON ban tog fin unge
8ruo mes og paa 6enne Ma16e Ia
be6e' set til en- 8rpllupsreiie. SIT
&oret trenger til @arls Senor trent
gaar oeraf, at Marfusien beller life
refer me6, og ct &ar ar6re @tem=
met, iom man fgrit bab6e paa Bitten,
bar ogiaa truffet fig ttlbage. S set
bele taget gier man mi life &egning
paa flere emo iefsten eller iptten
@temmer fra &acine, men lto1er paa
Eilil1tning fra andre 8per, iaaiom
&enoiba, Chicago og 9etroit.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-04
DivRheumatsmen
I'd At Deres System


Uanset hvor l@nge og slemt De hal
veret plaget med Rheumatisme - en-
ten Deres Lidelse er Gigt, Lendsvserk,
Stivhed, VRrken eller H@velse i Led
derne, gmme Muskler, eller hvilken
som helst anden Form at Rheumatisme
- De kan finde behagelig Ltndring
we'd at benytte DR.. Whitehan's Rheu-
matte Remedy.
Dette ypperlige L@gemiddel gaar d.
rekte til Roden af Deres Lidelse og
fjerner Aarsagen. Det standser Uro-
en-, indrer Smerten og tager Hsvelsen
.og Stivheden nd af Leddene, fordi Diet
.oplGser Urinsyren og andre A~flejrin-
ger hurtigere, end de kan samle sig, og
SETTER samtidig Systemet i Stand til
at modstaa nye Angreb.
DR.. Whitehalls Rheumatic Remedy
fremmer Sundheden. Diets Rekord for
:gunstige Resultater str@kker sig over
mango Aar, og Diet har hjulpet Tusen-
der af rheumatisk lidende. Dette Mid
del faas paa ale Apoteker for kun Soc
pr. Pakke, og enhver, der lider If
Rheumatisme i en- eller anden Form,
kan hurtig blive denne PLACE kvit we'd
en- kort Behandling med samme.
Skriv efter fri Prove i Dag.
The DR.. Whitehall Megrimine Co,
South Bend, Ind.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-04
Mr. 35's SsfarmebaI.

! Com forbentet bar Ger o%perfpl0t
9nS til set me6 2engiel >impoelete
SSSfarnebal / 5gn6ags / @rano 8ou=
1eparo @nl1. @ele Galen bar om=
oannet til ct Sspala6s, bbor @rp=
itallerne glimre6e iomt utallige 9ia=
monter. st &el6 al ier6e1es. imag=
fnl6e 9ragter, i9rlig for 9amernes
@~eofommenoe, bab6e gibet Me6e>
ligeiom ser bar mango originate
S%erre6ragter, flere> ems hi bar Jet
paa nogen an6en Maifera6e 6enne
@ei ion. Salens feit1ige l16impf=
ming iatte fit @reg paa Sc glade
9eltagere, og Der bar &arneballtem=
ming ODER bele 2inien. Me0 GeIbe=
bag iaa Seerfarnebalsme iter 81. sc.
@eterien &eiultaterne al fit 1tore ST.
bei6e meo at 6%eforere, og 9an1en gift
libligt til Wee6gaar6s populere Or
felter.
Ser u66eltes 6 fontonte @remier
og Sc 1pffelige &tn6ere bor. for So
mernes &eofommen6e Mrs. @bite,
Colonial @allpaper (meget origi=
naD, ser fit ferite @remie, Mrs.
Sgrgenien, &%aaffebilien (meget imag-
fully tog anoen og treble git til
MrS. gilbert @ielien fom en- u6mer=
fet gammel Somfru. Sgr1te @erre=
premie tilfal6t 80. &icbarben, fore,
itil1in6e ct. Sbomas (glimrenoe
fort @aife), an6en til gilbert Miel=
ien iom en- groteif og moriom Se6e,
og treble til Sobn @briitenien iom
Sarlefin. Set bar b~anffeligt at bel
&c mellem 6e mango go6e Maifer,
men man man fomplimentere 9on1=
mer1e for 6eres go6e Sm6gmme.
@n trabl &omite bar / 8irf1om=
5eo me6 at ierpere Gorfriifninger og
Smerrebrg6, og alt / alt git set beIe,
baa6e &arnepal og Smgrrebre6 itrp>
gen6e. SIR. IS bar al @run6 til at
bore tilfreos me6 set foreliggenoe
@eiultat, og bite otter / @sn6ags,
at naar set fomn1er til at orrongere
Set for @p6ii6ens 9onfte er Ben
abiolut Nr. i.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-04

.og for &eiten, iagoe M1oer1nanoen,
iaa ifer 10 ollie 6orbrpoelierne beo
beilps Sag og life ON Motten, b6or=
til @eformer 8arpelI lite bap6e 11o=
get at ipare.
Sbao man 6l1r6e LUTTE, belit iaa
ttolig ON Mftenen iom m1ligt, er Sc
mange &oolrooms og See Cream
Parlors, bbor unge &negte og &iger
bar oeres Sobeofparter, og iom TO-
itrer en- flor Meng6e al oe oberbeI=
ben6e rbol6 ups, ON Mftenen, Ser
bar taget iaaoan Sberbaano, at
ififfelige Menneifer neiten life ter
bobe fig no efter set .er blepet mgrft.
Mo6 6isie Heitbuler bar Golooner=
ne rene 8%erneaipler!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-04
Qhtragn,
@ienbperne.

9age11 nnrmer Jig io> So set 6an=
tie Size 1terielifab opferer @oitrups
lpittge @tpffe, og @ollerne er beiat=
te Of set beolte ri eier al 6ramatilf
Ealent. Sen 6riitige 9ireftpr, Spe
&nn6ie len me66eler, at en- nh &rnft er
ST. Morten @%eitergaar6, Ser bill
iptlIe &an6i6at 59ren Sorps Stole,
iom oltiaa fommer I fompetente
Senoer. Man bur6e fire fig 8illet
I Side, for Ser fan lite bore Sbib1
ONT, at 2er6ag Mften BEN Is. Sebru=
ar bliber en @alaaften, bao6e for
set 6anife Sbeater, iom for set oanffe
&ublifum.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-04
9bbsfalb.

Suit Heterions &uitru, Ser lite
bar Dgret rolf ii6en ben6es Dngite
Ssn &arrp fal6t paa Slagmarfen /
6ranfrig, afgif pe6 9e6en forrige
uge og bleb begrabet itoite 2er61g
fra @ienmet, 1905 @lapton Mbe=
ME. Sum bar "a Star garnmel %
Mo6er til fem 8ern inmt 8e6ite=
NOR til ellebe. @en6es 9l6ite 5gn,
Situs, er boii66en6e / Seattle, men
&eiten al Gamilien er boiat / &acine
og 0megn, ioet alle tire 9etre er
gift.
Sames s. &anien, en- pelitaaen6e
Garmer u6e neo i1nion @robe, ogoe
ii6ite 5re6ag al NDreipg6om paa ct.
Marps &oipital, 4S Mar gammel.
San efterla6er Suitru og tire S9n=
ner. 8egrapelien fan6t @te6 fra
Siemmet ii6ite Manoag og ban bleb
begrapet / Union @robe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-04
Kennsha.
Stiftdiesfeit.

Goreninger 9anias 31-aarige
@titeliesfeit ii6ite 2er6ag @ften
blep en- glimrenoe @ufces. @alen
bar impfft me6 Slag og @uirlan=
Der | rationale 6arber og frembeo
ct britt in6bp6en6e sfue, 90 De ca.
Sunore6e &ar tog Hla6s be6 Sc bbi=
6e 8or6e> Ser ligefrem bugne6e rn-
Der 6e lefre &etter, &omiteen bpb
paa. @rof. Stats oanife 0rfeiter
fra @acine Iebereoe Eaffelmuiif,
bbiltet ogiaa bialp til at iette 6or-
iamlingen / Stemning, fur set Dor
biemlige Eoner, Ser lp6 og appel1e<
re6e til @ieiternes Mattonalfelelie.
5oreningens &reii6ent fungere6e
iom Eoaitmaiter og ifilte fig go6t
fra set. 0bertrnitee Ole @asm1s=
len, geiels Mogenien for Mmerifa %
". Ntor1e1 tor Oamerne, 90 Der bar
en- Sfemning ODER set belle, iom man
iiel6ent. bar iet Mage til. Dani1 /
&acine bar repreienteret beo Soften
at &reii6ent og 5efreter, s. 81.
&asm1sien og &olger 8eterien, Ser
.bragte en- @ilien fra 6eres egen G9x-
ening, iom mo6toges me6 Subel.
timber Saferne fremgif set, at So
mia / &enoiba er Sen eneite Sore
ming / Sammenilutning, iom lite
nlene eier i'm egen Gorimlinssbps-
ming fbit og fri, men ogfaa bar
flere Guiirto Dollars uoe paa &ente.
Set bar en- fnu1f 5ef, iom mango
bill mi11oes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-04
Mntibpl.

@n ubDre Meng6e Menneifer IL
Ser at @igt eller &beumatisme og
ollie 6ermeo / 6orbin6elie itaaen6e
@pagbe6er og &inagtigbeoer. Man=
&c Mi6ler er foriggt 6erimo6. 9et
be6ite er anbenbart Mntibol, ser
mo6birfer for megen Spre / 8lo6et,
borttager Gmerter og bringer itibe
og opbobeoe 2e6 tilbage til iun6
naturlig SiIiton6. glrtiooI er og=
iaa ct paalioeliet @io5eI moo @out,
2umbago, SSsfias, formegen urin=
ipre % Stenimerter, og / set bele
ollie Spgoomme, iom itaumer fra
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