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Evening star., 1921-05-22
PORT STRIKE SETTLED.

EIENOS AIRES. May 21-Minister
OF Finance Salaberry announced late
open the port zone on Monday. per
mittlng free access "to all workers
VINO present themselves under the
conditions necessary for execution of
the port services"
the announcement. published in the
whether non-union workers will be
admitted. as demanded by the Labor
Protective Association, nor does it
name the conditions referred to. but.
according to union leaders, the stipu-
iationS are such as to insure that
only union labor be employed.
Evening star., 1921-05-22

was again possible, are two-lai1iI,S
barracks of wood. Their Ire is I'm,
ground that was once given over 10
city fortifications. now torn ao"
More are to be built on the ste OF
fortif1cations now being razeu.
cost the city and state 11o.ooV hIa' N .
apiece. Gradually. as materlal grow
:. little easier to obtain. the type 'ih
proves again.
Co-Operntion in Building.
Another type of dwelling which the
German city co-operateS in buiidins.
although not actually responsible for
the work. is that-usually six or
eight family apartment-built by as
sociations of citizens who are loaned
money additional to their own funos
at nominal rate. perhaps per cent.
4 favorite material for these MONIES
is bricks composed of the isht,
porous alluviaI deposit in WHICH
the Rhine region. being voican an!c:
abounds. Covered with Il coating OF
plaster o. concrete. these brick 3
make cheap. On-heat-anG- G-coid-
conducting building material.
The housing shortage and that
of building material have brought
strange things to pass about Cologne
Here the low. rounded arches or
railway viaduct have been divided
ifto IoOHiS. pldSteTe'i HUSH " iih eht
'aduct proper-windows are left. OF
'urse-and furnish a more or less
satisfactory burrow for railway en-
ployes and their families. There a
church stands and. for lack Of a
spire where one is obviously intend
ed. presents a curiously snub-nosed
appearance. The congregation was
never able to afford the spire.
Use Hospitals ns Schools.
One public hospital and three pub
lie schools have become British prop
erty for hospital purposes. necessi-
tating halliday sessions for numer-
Gus pupils. and causing a crisis in
hospital conditions. which were al
ready poor.
The working class population and
that unobtrusive crowd of stay-at- =
homes. the small-salaried folks, are
the ones who make their meals day
after day on coffee, their bread ra-
tion-three pounds a week in Co.
logne-and potatoes. But these peo-
pie don't show in the crowds. And
outwardly. save for the khaki and oc-
casional French blue, or the swinging
Belgian tassels. and the signs, printed
always now in three languages. Co
logne might be New York or Detroit
>r San Francisco.
Evening star., 1921-05-22

for whom 10.5o0 rooms, in 3.644 pri-
vate dwellings. were necessary.
All this, of course, Is the business
of the British town major.
Evening star., 1921-05-22

w. Crabbe. state superintendent OF
the Maryland Anti-Saloon League. to
National Prohibition Commissioner
Kramer. In his letter. MIR. Crabbe
wrote:
is it possible to have some of the
men in other states brought here TO
check the threatening era of lawleSs
ness? l am told we are going 20 have
more drunkenness. with possible
shooting and murder. than for a long
time.
..The bootIeggerS all know the sit
Evening star., 1921-05-22
URGE FLAG WITHDRAWN.
q. B. Church Would Ban q. S. Rep
resentation in "Wet" Countries.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. May 21.-Pro-
visions condemning modern dancing
and the teaching of dancing in pub
lie schools: the use or manufacture of
cigarettes. and all forms of gambling.
were included in resolutions adopted
yesterday by delegates to the twenty
eighth general conference CT the
United Brethren Church. The clause
referring to cigarettes included a
declaration providing that the church
as body consecrate itself to the
work of bringing about absolute pro-
hibition of the sale. use and manu-
facture of them in the United States.
Another resolution adopted by the
delegates called attention to the well
organized effort now under way to
dlscredit the Sabbath through false
and insidious propaganda inspired by
selfish and cov"tous design" and rec
commended that the conference re-
affirm its uncompromising position in
the sacred observance of the day as
A bulwark of human society. and the
only safe foundation upon which the
nation can build it's future"
Congress was urged to see that the
Volstead act is strictly enforced. in a
resolution. The withdrawal of the
limited States flag and representatives
from any nation allowing the manu-
facture and sale of intoxicants was
suggested as a means of bringing
about world wide prohibition.
Evening star., 1921-05-22
A Calamity Howler.

From the Boston Transcript
DO you believe in heredity. New
pop?''
II have my doubts about it. For in
stance. both my wife and I arc OPP
timists. but the baby seems good
deal of a peSsimist.
Evening star., 1921-05-22

uation. and unless something Is done
hell will break loose" Z
Evening star., 1921-05-22
ASKS FOR DRY AGENTS.
Maryland Anti-Saloon League
Head Fears Era of Lawlessness.

BALTIMORE. Md. May 21.-A re-
quest for the concentration of federal
prohibition agents in this state to
preclude the possibility of bootleg :
gers running wild in the absence of
workers furloughed through lack of
funds was sent yesterday by George
Evening star., 1921-05-22

The oldest fire chief in the United
States in point of service is Thomas
G. Gleason, who has been at the
head of the fire department of Ware.
Mass, more than fifty years.
Evening star., 1921-05-22

1t matters little what it is that you
want-whether a situation or a servant
"A want adj in The Star will reach the
person who will fill your need.
Evening star., 1921-05-22

Touring, Sept. 1, was So, 800:
Roadster, Sept. 1, was ST. 800;
Coupe, Sept. /, was $3.50;
Sedan,, Sept. /, was $3,O5O;
The evening world., 1921-03-11
10000 GERMANS BACK
IN SILESIA TO VOTE

BRBSLAU, Silesia. March 1O.-The
first contingent Of voters for the
pleblscite in Upper Silesia to deter
mine whether the region snail be
German or Polish. which will be held
March 20. arrived here this morning.
The train carrying the voters came
from ,Dusburg and on board were
500 miners and their wives, who will
be the guests Of private citizens until
the day Of the voting.
lTp to noon to-day 10000 eligible
voters had registered In the Breslau
district.
Five Germans qualified to vote in
the coming plebiscite in Upper Silesia
have arrived at Tarnowitz from Balti-
more. Md Another t2O are on Jh,
way from Argentina and Chile.
DUISBURG, March 10.-The French
authorities in the newly occupied
area have ordered The local Bureau
OF the Upper Silcsia Voters IDugu,
to cease it's activities.
The evening world., 1921-03-11

Of the Allied Governments would be
stationed at Coblenz to supervise the
collection both of import end export
duties. Gen. Allen. it was explained,
will act without specific instructions.
No change in the status of the
American force or its role has bcsn
authorized, but it was officially
stated that no obstacles would be
placed in the way Of the Allies IN
carrying out their newluy adopted
policy. The American troops will
continue to act with the Rhineiand
Commission, but with tho under
standing that has existed since the
occupation Of tho Rhine that lne
American commanding officer is rc.
The evening world., 1921-03-11
AMERICAN FORCES
WILL NOT AID IN
RHINE COLLECTIONS
No Objection in u. S. to Levies
by Allies in Territory
They Control.

WASHINGTON March If (Asso-
ciatcd Press) American forces on the
Rhine will take no part in the colleC-
tiou of Customs, but no objection will
be made to such action by the Allies
within the territory occupied by them,
it was learned to-day at the state
Department.
Brig. Gen Allen, commanding tho
American Army, has reported that the
High Commissioner Of the Rhineland
Commission was studying the plan for
the collection Of duties at al bridge.
heads occupied by Allied troops aud It
has been understood here that agents
The evening world., 1921-03-11
BRITISH CUT ARMY BILL.
Estimate II ctO0,3IS,OOO. ESs,5OO,
UOO Less Than In 1920.

LONDON, March tI.-British army
estimates for 1921 are GiO6,3i5.OOO. ac-
cording to figures submitted to Parlia-
ment members to-day.
The sum represents reduction OF
c5S $500, 900 from last year. Tho es-
Inmates cover bho maintenance Of an
army or 3il.O 900 men. exclusive Of India.
Tho number Of soldiers probably will be
reduced during the year to 235 900
The evening world., 1921-03-11
PARIS URGES SEIZURE
OF TWO MORE CITIES
IN GERMAN INVASION
Continued From First pascJ

application of part OF the purchase
price Of imported German goods to-
ward the discharge Of German obliga-
tions under the Treaty Of Versailles" !"
was introduced i'm the House of Gem
mons to-day. The measure provides
for 50 per cent. levy.
The second reading Of the bill will
occur Monday when discussion OF it
will be allowed.
The evening world., 1921-03-11
AUSTRlGNS TO ASK AlO.
DeleRation Passes Through rnriS
on way TO London.

PARIS, March II CAssociated Press).
Chancellor Mayr OF Austria and the
other members Of the Austrian delega-
tion on its way to London to discuss
Austrian questions with the Allied Su-
preme Council passed through Paris TO-
day.
I'VE are going to London to ask long
credits so that we can commence work
said the Chancellor. we do not wish
10 bs the bcggars Of Europe. but We
need aid"
The evening world., 1921-03-11

sponslble only to his own Government,
in determining questions affectins
the maintenance and operation OF ris
force
The evening world., 1921-03-11

capitalists that the prOletarist owes
them nothing"
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-29


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nnr ana Z asked WIS and hD rntr nD
N lot of rrriimrnis ntl arrn.d iaDi.
ard va didn't rf0t, rUfnlnr AVID hn
nrohahi. went honi. .l..d iall bIa N.a
that 1 was "a moron
We'll fr..nda q lnuw tnrf nis mnai of
my roadrc. b,ian. i1 Some iodee or
.unfb.l fNt i.r msurltv of nropi.
ln fhia country hf, Iuinrfs. and nlro
know thlf tho lninrH hinkn thov
must ho something wrunr win the rest
.of u.. either mut N. tIDd fo horn m
sanD ar,iUr aud got bnfh bald of Dlao
We are iufi plain nuts
won Friends with tauf tiud indui.
ronia I WIN trf and say % Few wda in
hchnlf ut The nom iuinerH ilkc myself
that haHnt newer tried i' rot Boo mo-
lodge ana SET fnttDr ourGrlfH thnt we
rlu pnss n iunncY iew ns go0d na tho
Grand worthy lnm of tho ROYAL or
drr ~ 'flhouH hW want it under.
fiund Goo hefin with that haven't moth
inc W. mo- lodge or np quarrel with
people That hoi1nrH io ihrm Boo fact
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-29
L-ardner Weekly Letter
BB Ring ". Lnrdner
Why Be A Joiner When You're A Pastry Cook?

why o. ,ili aay thai whoever toia you
that was not only ID rnnie bUn ia Cuc.
kna and aa nn and ihs ai.ls Nay tn
mike sura ia ln lnln .l tit iodess ln
nh,haho order ana u.s. ths limo Sou
had uaif tou Initiation in fhr nansh
tors ~ ttbsl.nb SOU wouldn't hava no
money iDfi Oh tnr r.uf bach due. in
tho Aniaaiora
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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-29
We May Go Wrong

America may yet go wrong. Already the
Prissan advocates have invaded our schools.
Even now the mutterings of radicals sound
ominous. Unless leaders arise who swear al
legnnce TO Christian principles we may yet
end in confusion.
Glass consciousness and all that it involves is
created and fostered byirresponsble leadersa and
agitators with half-baked social ideas IL breeds
strikes, industrial war, sabotage, red revolution.
A trained mind with Christian conscience
never vet led the world astray. And the world
would never 90 astray if there were suth-
cheney of such leaders
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-29
STATE MEDICOS
CLEARING SHOP FOR
MARITAL WOES

~ The Associated irsaa
AiHriN rekua MAY 2s Women
tDop tho state hoard uf health busy
aolsinE their hoinu problems. such as
NuW tu koOp huahhnd'a love and how
90 mako lheh spouays give up ehootch
Hud home brew" according to nr.
Manion ~ CWrlok state health of0
crr Aud men. tuo. flood the health
oillcUf with uuehious
pun mar wrote asking II water con
taintHg ir0n was lniuriuus. the nature
uf his letter indicating mat ho had
dropped rusty horseshoe lu tho won
Another aahcd for q formula to kll
"a small insect" lhlt WAS hothorlns
his chickens
Various and dlyers questions come
from men over the state daily. bun tho
mnre unauswCrablu queries como from
women. tho department official aaid
How can 4 make my husband love
met" and "my husband drinks more
than ever since prohihiiiau how can
stop him. ure problems recently
submitted 90 the guardians OF the pub
lic health for solution Another woman
complained 90 hor nephew being mis-
treated 10y his stepmoihcr and wrote az
great lenRsh about the "awNof little
thing ana how his sfepmother mis-
treated him. She quoted woman
Twins next door aud told how she had
witnessed the cruelty
Other seekaps OF advice swamp tho
department with questions about live
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-29

thD town ana boz ...rf, fov,or fb, fffo
nl. w..s .a MANY fbet .. uatlf .f..,
tbrra aud .eftn De- no e.f..d .f tl
hau g.mo
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N.Y.. ,.,. 20, VT 1900.
..,..,
didn't iDln thc order 0ufsaf end mV
him 600 unf fIu.iIr
Won ihr rn.wn fo nnf sna fhaf
ur hHd HH nf UrltIlr0s without 0
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-29
TEXAS WOMAN KILLED
IN AUTO ACCIDENT

C}ANpFlELn okh MAY 3i Mfs
Mao Brown WAS Killed Instantly lnd
MlHs Anna hrooks and Miaa rh,lma
Wright seriously miufed when motor
car driven hN MHs Laura Patterson
tanned over near Grandil,id ato TODAY
puWns ihc unnirn al sf hurkhumeit.
b'Nua hrneaih. thrN wore driving ta
visit irlenaH in GrandiiclJ. according to
Mlna Patterson
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-29

SHE WHOLE DESTINY of any people
depends upon the quality OF It's leadership.
The world goes only where il is led.
Prussia went war mad because she was led by
militaristic apostles of ruthless force. Russia
went Bolshevik because her leadership was
ignorant and fanaucal.
America has become the worlds greatest de-
mocracy because her early leaders were Chris
tan statesmen trained in Christian colleges
She will make further progress only IN so far
as that leadership holds the helm.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-29

WIN inf hlfh rnDc H Coz
mri Iha Nmfn DfUn aiono en hilnr
mII d m1a0n doilst tom Ia. n.tsls
1nl nW1tW maftD'. w lHat mme
NNuf Htitn
nuruf n mH v,oi tho re.orda
l0u 500 DHltH uI iumaiotH fN have
hron lINd lWm san U,nHo An
ni.i0nI HI fNr NNrIrHs rsmninN trsirf
fHI u,fitd Ihr f.iIt Nfff boo
noaD. Nr.f In oHt fuai BOO tautalueuef
tnUmi0o umtsN und 600 HiUmi,ha 0f
ihH isHNrlli
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-18
6aar6e &on6itioner.

8egrun6et paa, at Ell @aloonbert
paa Sirtb @treet bab6e folgt faa=
falot ~Moonibine" @biffep til en-
&unoe, 6er bleb iaa tosiet al 6en npo=
te @piritus, at ban foriggte at 6rebe
fig ielb, efter. at bore forn1net biem,
bar Domner 8ureefs / @olitirette11
paalagt @oliticbef @afer at gigre
@fri6t til at @la6ien blber Iuffet
for ct @ar og 9bren forieglet, fon1
2oben biemler / groberenoe Eilfel-
Der. @e6fom1enoe @ert ii66er 1111 i
arreit, efteriom ban life bar / @taro
til at betale Ben ban1 i6gnte 8goe
paa $500. Sbertff sSSan1es er fta6ig
poo @por efter 2obobertre6ere %
bar til Dato foretaget 81 Mrreitatio=
tier, Ger bar beriget 8Dfosien meo
$500 / 8b6er. @amtioig bar ban
fonfiiferet 40 Observation-Disclosures
og 1aoet 100 Gallons al %biemmelabet
Spr1t Lobe / @en6eite1e1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-18
DEN RICE
MUD / Europa
Kommer verdens bedste Medicin.

..H ~
Won Schlicks @gte Bulgarian Blood
Tea = sammeHsat af sj@ldne Rddder,
Bark, Blade, B@r, Planter og Blom-
-ster fra Haverne i Diet orientalske Eu-
ropa. Dette er Aarsagen til, at den
har en- saa vidunderlig Magt til at
skaffe Lindring og helbrede Sygdom-
me. Den hj@lper Naturen til at bryde
Aaarde Forkjblelser og fqrebygee In
.fluenza, Lagrippe og Pneumonia.
Naar De er syg, vii De kun have den
ems.bedsbe Medicin. - 9tol like paa
Lykken - eksperimenter like, naar
Diet gjelder Deres Helbred.
L@ger og Apotekere kjender den
store Verdi af Bulgarian Blood Tea.
De we'd, at den hj@lper Naturen til at
:gjSre F%ordGjelsen let, stimulere Leve-
rem, udskylle Giften gjennem Nyrerne
.og gj6re Blodet rigt. Derfor anbefa-
der de Bulgarian Blood Tea som den
Qaalidelige Medicin.
Sp6rg i Dag Deres Apoteker eller
Handlende ON Bulgarian Blood Tea.
Hvis de like har den, vii vi sende den
turtigt til Dem med Parcelpost in
sured. Send $1.25 for cen stor Fami-
lieaske - eller 1915 for 3 asker -
,eller $5.25 for 6 asker. Adresse: 81.
Il. Won Schlick, President for Marvel
Products Co., 400 Marvel Building,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-18
GfoIe6ireftriee.

@e6 ct @asieme6e poo 8. g. g.
Sail iiolte Man6ag bleb BET al flere
pointeret, at set bil6e bore go6t ON
Der tom en- &bin6e paa @foleraa6et,
% 9ireftionen ifal beitaa al fpb
ba1gte &erioner, iiteoetfor Is, Ser
ti6ligere u6nebntes af 8~orgmeitere,1.
Set b1eb 6esaariag be6tagd at arbe-
fale. Mrs. 2utber Scbnet5 til en- iaa-
oan @er6tgbe6, % MI 90 &pin6er
bar Steru1eret ifl1l6e man antage,
at bun bliber balgt, ON lite Ser TONI
rter Misun6elie me6 / Sptllet. @am@
tioig. a%nbefaleoes @alg4 af Sobr
Sprgenien Tom en- 6Dsttg Maub paa
|Sfoleraa6et. Cars gbriitianien, 60
eialiiternes &onoi6ot for @apor,
bolot ogiaa Gale % maleoe alt /
forte Garber. Saaleoes bab6e Fan
regnet uo, at Sc 100000, ser fal
|uoreoes til Opf9relfen al en- men1o-
rial Sau for SoIoater,te, altimrnne,,
fontrner u6 af arbeioere1,s CONNIE,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-18
Dnv Rheumatismen
sud at Deres System

Uanset hvor lRnge og slemt De har
v@ret plaget med Rheumatisme - en-
ten Deres Lidelse Ell Gigt, L~@ndsv@rk,
Stivhed, V@rken eller H@velse i Led
derne, Gmme Muskler, eller hvilken
som helst anden Form af Rheumatisme
- De kan finde ,behagelig Lindring
ced at benytte DR.. Whitehall's Rheu-
matte Remedy.
Dette ypperlige L@gemiddel gaar d.
rekte til Roden af Deres Lidelse og
fjerner Aarsagen. Det standser Uro-
en-, lindrer Smerten og tager H@velsen
og Stivheden nd af Leddene, fordi Diet
opl@ser Urinsyren og andre Aflejrin-
ger hurtigere, end de kan samle sig, og
SETTER samtidig Systemet i Stand til
at modstaa nye Angreb.
DR.. Whitehall's Rheumatic Remedy
fremmer Sundheden. Diets Rekord fol-
gunstige Resultater str@kker sig over
mango Aar, og Diet har hjulpet Tusen-
der af rheumatisk lidende. Dette Mid
Diet faas paa allie Auoteker, for kun SOC
pr. Pakke, ,Og enhver, der lider at
Reumatisme 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, 1921-03-18
Sen foreitaaem6e 8a5ar.

Set er altiaa 6re6ag 6erne rge,
at &ielpefonoets 8a5ar aabnes.
8ortlet fra ielpe set go6e 6ormaal,
bliber set NOT bpr6 at beige 8aaa=
rem, ga Der ct mango baa6e irnl1tfc
og npttige eager, iom bur6e frilte.
muli9e 2iebbabere, ligeiom ser bber
Mften er ierget for goo u%n6erbol6=
ming. 2er6ag &ften bill iaole6es
&armonien ipnge, og 6anf @%rbei6er=
iangforening bar ogiaa tiliagt lin
Msiiitence. Ser bur6e bore fnl6t
&11s bber Mften til 8a5aren, 6a Son=
set trenger til alle Sc Sn6tegter,
ser fan faces, for dt fun1e be6blibe
me6 at n6rette set go6e Mrbei6e ser
bielper til at gibe en- f%ierfommen
@aan6srefning, ierlig til bore CANT
le tr9ngen6e 2an6sm9n6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-18
Gaa ION iaa.

Ser bar life ltort &us til 8rooer=
logenS &beaterforeitilling ii6lte 2pr=
oag, tiltro6s for, at Ser tillige bar
tillpit Commentaries al iom @o1i=
men / @glieen6en. Set bar 6rtts
&olitS Sen 1pffeli9e Sag iom git
ODER 8re6erne ber for ferite Gang,
og fit en NOT iaa pen l16fgrelie.
Men me6 un6tagelie al @artbo
Mortenien, iom 6ebutere6e / en- BE-
ife6en &olle, bar bele Yerlonalet r11=
tinere6e 9illeftanter UNDER 2e6elie
al Mrtbur 2arien, ser ielp bap6e en-
al &obeorollerne. Sc ebrige MoIle=
hoben6e beito6 al &riitine @grenien,
Gmtlie 2arien, Mnna 8ecfer, @aS=
mus 2arien, Mrel &an6borg og &orl
2orien. &af u6fgrte M11lifen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-18

hendes Batter. Jeg fulgte hendes
Rad, og nu er alt i Orden, og jeg
har slet ingen Pine. Jeg anbefaler
Deres Medicin til enhver, og De maa
lade n@rv@rende trykke som ct Vid-
nesbyrd. Jeg haaber, at Vegetable
Compound vii hjalpe andre unge Kvin-
der, som Diet har hjulpet mig" -
Mrs. George Tegarden, 915 Third St.,
Moundsville, w. Va.
Hvor mango unge Piger er der like,
som lider i Lighed med Mrs. Tegarden,
og like we'd, hvor de skal sGge Rad
og Hj@lp. Ofte maa de tjene deres
Uphold we'd at arbejde Dag ind og Dag
nd, uanset hvor stor Pine de- er i. En-
hver Pige, som lider paa den Made,
burde prove Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound, og hvis Diet like giver
@jeblikkelig Lindring, da skriv til Ly-
dia E. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn,
Mass, ON Sagen. Saadanne Breve hol-
DIES strengt f%ortrolige.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-18
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