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Arizona republican., 1921-03-10
Little Stories for Bedtime
By Thornton w. Burgess JIMMY SKUNK HAS HARD LUCK

When Peter Rabbit lodged out from under Farmer Browns porch with Thomas the cat at his heels he was so frightened that at first he didn't look 10 see where he was going and so al- most ran right into Farmer Browns boy. He lodged just in time and ran three times. around the dooryard look ing for a place to hide while Farmer Browns boy chased him and Bowser the hound parked. But frightened as he was, and he was terribly frightened yea sir. he was terribly frightened he didn't forget to keep his eyes open for some sign of Johnny Chucks lost baby whom Farmer Browns boy had casrisd away.
 At last Peter found a hole in the wire fepces and slipped through into the old orchard. How he did rum He stopped just fIlg enough in the far corner to tell Johnny Chuck the sad news that he had seen nothing of the lost baby. and then he kept oD as fast as he could 70 to tho dear, safe. old briar patch. He found Jimmy Skunk waiting just outside to learn, what Peter had found ont. Peter told Jimmy all about his tsrrible adventures. and how they had been for nothing, for, you see, he had found out nothing. Jimmy Skunk lsaghed. You see, he isn't afraid of fwuCn or anything, nOL even Farner BrNnn's boy when the latter hasn't got lr1B terrible gun with him.
 m see what I can find out ton1or- row.'' said Jimmy, as he started for inR home, which, you remember, used tw be the home of Johnny Chuck. When night came Jimmy Skunk A9f2ted for Farmer Browns. He had vtsen there so often to steal eggs that Itp knew all about Farmer Brown s A@eDryard and just where every hiding SNDce was. First he went to the hen Mtoisc and helped himself to a good Wener of fresh eggs. Then he started Nvt to explore Farmer Browns door aH Hrd. He took his time. for Jimmy SsInk never hurries He even went rHht upon the doorstep. You see it Vas dark. and there was no one about toisee him. He hunted everywhere among the chicken coops, around the house, the barn, and in all the sheds
 but nothing of the lost baby Chuck coud he find.
 s he's here at all he must be i'm
 side the house or the. barn." said Jimmy
 to himself AT7l wait until morning and see if he comes out to play.
 can take a nice little nap under the
 porch while I'm waiting
 Now, if Jimmy Skunk had gone
 straight over to the porch and crepi
 under for his nap he probably wouldn'1
 have gotten into trouble. But Jimmy
 Skunk likes to poke his nose into
 everything. and is always looking foI
 something new to eat. Out in the yard
Arizona republican., 1921-03-10

he found can which had been throwR there that day It was a can from which the corn that Farmer Brown had had for his dinner had been taken, and there was just a wee bit of the coTn sticking to tbe sides of the can. Jimmy Skunk sniffed at. it. It smeiled good It made Jimmy's mouth water. He put in one little black hand and scraped; out what bits of corn he could They his head in to. lick up the sweet corn milk It was hard work, but finally his head slipped in and he had soon licked the. inside. of the can clean.
 Then he tPie to, back out but he couldn't back out. He grabbed the can with his hands and tried to pull his head out, but the can stuck tight
 He couldn't move it a bit. The sharp edges of the can caught behind his ears and held fast For once in his life Jimmy Skunk was frightened.
 Yes, sir, Jimmy Skunk was badly Enlightened Indeed, he was so, fright ened that he quite lost his usual good sense. He tried once more to back out.
 He ran backward, and, of course, took the caR witb, him. Bump, Jimmy. had landed against the side of Bowser the
 Hounds little house. Of course,
 Bowser walked up and came out with a roar that frightened Jimmy almost. to Fdeath Fortunately Bowser was chained and Jimmy backed out of reach
 It seemed as if Jimmy managed to back into everything in Farmer Browns dooryard. He upset two big milk cans. He knocked over a pile of flower pots. He bumped into the chicken coops and the henhouse and
 a wagon, and all the time Bowser the
 Hound was making 8 terrible noise Jimmy Skunk certainly was in hard luck.
 | Next Story: Jimmy Skunk Has a
 NarroN, Escape
Arizona republican., 1921-03-10

DIES MONIES, Ia.-With her hair turned to gray and her body wasted Miss Mamie Dowd is slowly dying at 2S from a mysterious disease which thus far has baffled physicians.
 As a last means of saving her life three monkeys are being given spe- cial treatment in preparation for the transfuSion of their blood into Miss Dowds arteries.
 Scores of Des Moines people have offered their blood but thus far none
Arizona republican., 1921-03-10
SUES PILLAR OF FIRE

DENVER, Colo, March s- A sult was filed in the district court here to- day by Everett York against directors of the Pillar of Fire, a religious organ ization, in which he asks the return of 1920 which he says he put into the or ganization, s1062 which he said was due him for his services at sf5 a month and s5,000 exemplary damages.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-10

has been able to meet the peculiar tests prescribed in order to meet the necessities of Miss Dowd's case.
 So the specialists turned to the monkeys.
 The cause of Miss Dowd's disease is unknown. Her nerves are affected and her blood is slowly turning to water.
 She spent several weeks at the Mayo brothers hospital at Rochester, Minn., where the leading physicians of the country admitted themselves baffled h1r her strancra DnaladY
Arizona republican., 1921-03-10
Freckles Mar
 Your Beauty
Gro Be Continued)

Without freckles your oomplexioT would be improved 100 per cent. D. willo obliterates frecbles which-112ys already appeared and prevents others from coming out" says that famous beauty specialist Mae Edna Wilder She recommends derwillo, simple tos- let preparation, which should be s3,- piled night and morning. Get bottle of perwiillo today before you forget and watch the frecl1les fade away. It is sold under a money-bacl1 guarantee at the toilet counters of all up-to- date drug or department stores in this city. kimbaiI & HuIett and the Owl Drug Company.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-10
YOUTH HELD FOR sla.ooo THEFT
YESTERDAY

GREEN CASTLE, Pa, March V Frank l.. Eshlemap, 16-year-old em ploe of the postoffice, was arrested to- day for the alleged theft of s12.ooe in one dollar bills Saturday from a regis tered mail package. The money was recovered. Eshleman was also said to have taken several important docp3 ments which he later destroyed. He was released on s3.50e bond
Arizona republican., 1921-03-10
MISSIONARY SOCIETY
 ELECTS OFFICERS

TEMPE, March 9-The missionary society of the Christian church met as the home of Mrs. Mamie Windes Tues day afternoon. A very good program was given and the following officers were elected fer the ensuing year: President, Mrs, Mamie Windes; vice president, Mrs. Shamblin; secretary, Mrs A D. Quinn; treasurer, Mrs. Nel-
Arizona republican., 1921-03-10

VoN RERNsToRFF IN REICHSTAG BERLIN, March S=Count von Bern storff took his seat in the reichstag today as a Democratic deputy.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-10
UTAH HAS ANTI oieARETTE BILL

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. March 8. The anti cigarette bill forbidding the sale of cigarettes in Utah, was signed by. Governor Charles R. Mabey today.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-10
DINNER CHATS

MARY-Say, John, Patton's Grocery must be- leve the old saying that "Cleanliness is next to Godliness"
 JOHN-Why Mary?
 MARY-Because they are selling Is large bars Crystal White Soap and Cream Oil Soap for $1.00 the regular price is $1.50. JOHN-Yes and let us get sack of those Red Flagstaff Potatoes; they are fine eating or to plant; S2.75 per 100 lbs. And that Del Monte and Iris canned fruit sure tastes good this time of year We can afford to eat it now that they are giving 25%c off Say Girl that was Real Meat you got yesterday from the Library Market
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-06-17
Mindestene we'd den gamle
Gr@nse,

For nogen lid siden blew der
dannet en- Komite med Diet For
maal at rejse en- Mindesten paa
Diet Sted, hvor Refshauge i Flor
holdt Talen til Kongen, altsaa
lige paa den anden Side af den
gamle Grense, Fundamental er
allerede f@rdigt, og Stenen, der
er kommen vestfra, befinder sig
i Ojeblikket i Haderslev, antage-
lig hos en- Stenhugger, Mar den
skal rejses, vides like med Six
kerhed, men Diet oliver sikkert i
den allernermeste It'd.
Taps Sogneraad omgaas i Felge
,,Kold. Av." ogsaa med Planer ON
at REESE en- st9rre Mindesten paa
Diet Sted, hvor Kongen paa sin
Tur gjennem S@nderjylland steg
til Hest, altsaa we'd Bomhuset
we'd Hovedlandevejen. Der er
imidlertid nogle Formaliteter at
bringe i Orden, for Tanker kan
blive fort I'D i Livet.
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Eft storslaaet Tilbud.

I de sidste Dage har Nordborg
BY ifelge ,,Dybb1l-Posten" fact
ct Tilbud, som er lenestaaende i
sin Art. S9lvvarefabrikant job.
Hansen, K9benhavn, der STAN
mer fra Ais Nqrreherred, og
mango Gange tidligere har
sk@nket st@rre Summer til sin
Hjemegn og til rationale For
maal, har budt Byen en- Sum paa
10000 Kroner for Slottet. Men
desuden har han tilbudt Byen
100000 - Syv Hundrede Tusind
- Kroner til ct Legat i Forbin-
delse med og til Fremme af Diet
Formal, Slottet kommer til at
tjene, som B9rnehjem eller lign.
Byraadet skal tage Shilling til
Sagen en- af de n@rmeste Dage,
men Diet kan 10 n@ppe vere
tvivlsomt, hvorledes Diet stiller
sig overfor denne storslaaede
Gave.
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Forfatterinden, Frk. Cornelia
Won LeyetzOW.

Den gamle Forfatterinde, Frk.
Cornelia Won Levetzow err afga&-
ct we'd OGDEN i sit Hjem, Villa
Pax" Lyngby, godt IS Aar gam
mel.
; Cornelia Won Levetzow var
fodt i Ringkjpbing, hvor hendes
Fader, Kammerherre D. V. Won
Levetzow i en- Aarrekke var
Amtmand; hendes Moder h0rte
til Slaegten Fog. Da hun var
tretten Aar gammel, mistede hun
sin Fader, og begyndte allerede
da saa smaat med litter@re Sys-
Ter. F9rst i 1860 udgav hun -
opmuntret af H. C. Andersen -
En- ung Piges Historic, som er
udkommen i en- Mengde Oplag
og er oversat paa flere Sprog.
Senere udgav hun under samme
Maerke u" og under Market
,,Forfatterinden til En- ung Piges
Historic" en- Maengde Smaafor-
tellinger, sidst under eget Navn.
Disse Fortellinger vandt hende
we'd deres milde menneske1ipe
Tone og varme religi9se Stem
ming mango L@sere; i 1875 fix
Erik. Cornelia Won Levetzow Diet
Ancherske Rejselegat. I de Sc
neste Aar har hun haft sit HEN,
m med en- Sl@gtning,
Enkekammerherreinde Charlotte
Oxholm, i Lyngby, hvor hun i
Januar Manned i Aar fejrede sin
IS Aars Fpdselsdag under stor
Opmerksomhed.
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Smerter i Ry&gen o& Ledene

Smerter i Ry&gen o& Ledene
"Jeg led at Smerter i min Ryg og
mine Lede", skriver HI. John Laida
fra Skaneateles, N. Y. "Jeg konsul-
terede forst en- Lege, dernest en-
Osteopath, og provede allie Slags Me-
diciner og Salver, men alt til ingen
Nytre. Jeg table alt Haab ON nogen-
sinde at blive rask, da der like syntes
at vere nogen Hjelp for mig. Dette
Middel har like blot befriet mig for
mine Pinsler, men har ogsaa veret til
stor GAVIN for. min Hustru og mine
Born" E%rfaringer son denne har
grundfzstet dette t%idsprevede Urte-,
.middels Ry. Selges like gjennem
Apotekere; leveres direkte at D..
Peter Fahrney & Sons Co, 2501
Washington Blvd, Chicago, Ill
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&artofleu.

| Sl 9annart naaebe &drtoflen
bi1tnof on1fring peo Mar 1719> meo>
bragt al De fra 6rantrig %fororepne
Suguenoter. Men BET tog megen
lang Si6> in6en Daniferne .bleb for
trolige me6 Den npe @lante. GreoeAs
rit Den 6emte foriegte paa at in6fpre
Spitere til at 6prte 4urtofler paa ben
ip6ife @e6e> men set fom ser lite
meget no al. Dog CAB Oct Ste6et
til, at 9oniferne ielb begpn6te at
bprfe &ortofler.
Otter bba6 Der fortelles> III &ro=
ma11oen &labs &e6erien / &arreib
&ro / oct ipolige Spuano baoe Deret
ben fprlte in6fbote &artoffeloprfer.
So oe af 6reoerif oen 6emte ino=
fal6te &pitere orog op paa &eoen,
gioroe> Sc nemlig @olot / &arreib
&ro> og peo at b6re oem fortele ON
6e mertelige ~9@bler", iom 6e itut6e
oDrfe paa @e0en, bleb &laos &eoerien
1%Dsgerrig og forlangte lom Detailing
nogle at 6isie 6rugter. !&an fit idlt
10; men 90 ban lite bar fri for at
bore li6t ob~ertroiif, falteoe ban BEN
tretten6e be11 til Sbinene. Men 6isie
bil6e lite e0e 6en. Set barsleoe lite
go6t> ipntes @laps, men ban iatte IL
&nol0e / &aben, og / 2pbet at faa Mar
6prte0e iaa go6t iom ale Soft Der
paa @gnen &artofler. Sg oe bar /
mango @ar @abnet ~&labs's @@bler."
Men paa mange @gne bar Soft
felt bange for at ipiie &artoflen.
Mt set lfuloe tage ioa long &t6 for
'ben for % / @usboloningen iaa uun6=
berlige &artoffel at blioe fen6t, lp6er
utroligt; mer lite 6elto min6re er bet
ian6t. Seo sc. 8.
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kan Slge, at Diet er den vidunderligste
,Medicin paa lord. For. dette Barn
err nu fire Maaneder gammelt, og ct
sundere Barn kunde De like 1nske
Dem. Jeg sender her ct Billede at
hende. ALE siger: "Det er da ct
sundt Barn.. De har min Tllladelse
til at offentliggj9re dette Brew" -
Mrs. G. w. Benz, 131 3rd Ave-, Altoo-
ma, Pa.
Ingen Kvinde kan fatte den Glade
og Lykke. som dette sunde Barn
bragte til Mrs. Benz HEN, uden
selv at have oplevet noget lignende.
Enhver Kvinde, som PLACES af Svag-
heder smregne for Kvinder og tilken-
degivet we'd Rygsmerter, Hovedpine,
Nedtrykthed, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Ner-
v9sitet og "the blues, skulde like
vere tilfreds for de har givet Lydia
E, Pinkhams Vegetable Compound en-
Prove.
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En- spydig Bemmrkning.

En- spydig Bemserkning.
,,Ostsjsellands Folkeblad', der
s6ger at vsere ct Slags F@llesor-
gan for Venstre og Radikale,
skriver:
Mellem R-igsdagsm@nd og Bla-
de hersker der til daglig en- veb-
net Fredstilstand, og naar de
kommer nermere j Berering.
med hinanden indenfor Partiets
D6re, er Forholdet like sjaeldent
en- Familieidyl omtrent som
mellem Humid og Kat.
R~fgsdagsmendene har nemlig
en- Tilb9jelighed til at betragte
deres. PARTS Blade som en- Art
sbedre Kammertjener, for hvem
kun cen Shilling er passende,
rs. nlneemlig den plat paa Maven for
tdte ea. parlamentariske Hgj@rv@r-
Idigheder. Og u tor vel nok 81
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Store Vildmose.

Branden i Vildmosen BREEDER
sig mere og mere. Vildmose-
commissioner ankom med ,,Aal-
borghus" og tog strax derop.
bet forlyder, at der paa Kommis-
sionens Foranstaltning er sat lid
paa flere Steder for at faa den
generende Lying svedet af, me-
dens Bunden endnu er vaad nok
til, at Diet er ufarligt. / Morgen
skal der som bekjendt vere stor
Demonstration deroppe af de
nye store Maskiner, som anven-
des til Kultiveringen af Mosen.
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Den nye Ribe.Bane.

Ribe Byraad naaede endelig =
efter en- forudgaaende Forhand-
ling for lukkede Dgre - til en-
Afgj6relse i sJ@rnbanesagen.
Med z Stemmer vedtoges Diet at
fastholde Diet for to Aar siden
indsendte Andragende ON An
laeg af en- Bane fra Ribe til Gram
og derfra videre til Vojens og
Haderslev; kun 4 stemte for
f9rst og fremmest at arbejde for
en- Bane fra, Ribe til Arnum med
Tilslutning derfra til en- Midi
landsbane. Ribe-G Gram Projektet
kan herefter betragtes som no
genlunde sikret.
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~Dann1ark ~

ge, at Bladene i Acknowledged
- skj9nt de>ofrer meget paa
5Partiets Alter = like fgler no.
gen qverdreven.. Trang til at ind
tage den skildrede Shilling, tvaer-
timod! Men vi skylder dog og-
saa R~igsdagsm@ndene at gj9re
den I~ndr9mmelse, at Diet H6jer-
vserdige, Landsfaderlige overfor
deres Partipresse i kjendelig
Grad taber sig i Perioden foran
ct Valg.
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En- Hedebrand we'd Grenaa.

Forleden opstod der: lid Lying
heden we'd Mejlgaard. Mandskab
fra Mejlgaard kom til, Stede med
4 Plove, hvormed der pl9jedes
Furer omkring Diet ,br@ndende
Areal, og herved og we'd Anven-
delse af grgnne Creme slukkedes
1lden. Der br@ndte 4 F'9lge
,,Djursl." ct Areal paa ca. 40
Tdr. Land med Lying, Smaatreer
og Buske. Hvorledes Ilden%er op-
staaet, vides like, men da Alt
var knast@rt, kan en- lille Ufor-
sigtighed maaske vere Aarsagen.
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En- lille Be~rliner- F

En- 13-aarig Berliner-Pige, der
gjennem Komiteen for Berliner-
bQrns Uphold her i Landet har
veeret anbragt i Skanderborg, er
efter sin Hjemkomst til Berlin
g%jentagne Gange l9ben hjemme-
fra og er rejst tilbage til Jyl-
land som bind Passenger. Hun
naaede paa denne Made til Aar-
hus; Diet havde ganske visit like
v@ret hendes Mening at REESE
saa langt; men hun havde CLIENT
at staa nd i Skanderborg. Hun
blew overgivet til Fattigvesnet,
indtil hun we'd Statspolitiets For
anstaltning kan blive sendt nd
af Landet igjen.
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Blandt de smaa Wienerb8rn

1DAnutIU ut SIld8
der forleden rejste fra Holste-
bro og hjem til Stadef we'd den
blaa Donau, var ogsaa en- lille
Pige, der havde veret paa OPP
hold ude i Aulum og nu talte
ct uforfalsket Vestjydsk.
Hun Wide meget n9dig hjem
og udtalte Gang paa Gang: "A
vii ct hjem til Wien aa suit
igjen". Da man sagde til hende,
at hun skulde skynde sig, ellers
naaede hun like Toget, udbred
hun: "A @ lieglaa, e Tog maa
gjan kye faa mae. Anvil ct mae
hjem te Wien, a render hen, tie
ae Tog @ kj9r".
Naa, med Toget kom hun.
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Molsr til Indien.

Skarrehage Molerselskab, der
har Forretninger med en- Rekke
Lande Verden over, afsender
smart en- Pr6vesending h6jporpst
Materiale til Indien, hvor man
naerer stor Interesse for denne
nye zdanske Industri. bet ven
ties ogsaa, at man kan faa For
retninger med Indien ON admin
delige Mol6rsten.
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En- Skypumpe over Silkeborg.


Forleden F%ormiddag drog en-
voldsom Haglbyge hen over Sill
keborg, og nesten samtidig, var
der en- Skypumpe over Alders-
lyst. Paa en- Del af> Strekning-
en- gik den ganske lavt og hvirv-
lede STOW og Grus op i en- mseg-
tig Taage, saa Folk strax troede,
der var Brand. Nogle Ruder
gik i L9bet, og der lavedes lidt
Ravage hist og her, men nogen
Ulykke skete i F9lge silk. Az.
like.
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Vegeta bic
Compound har
gjort for mig. vi
har haft seks
Born, som ale
d6de fra en- Time
til 10 Dage efter
F0dselen. Da jeg
skulde have ct
Barn igen tog jeg
ct Dusin Flasker
af Ores Vegetable
Compound, or leg
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61lllC1 1Nd, oil VAoCl joy UCiIot tllCu
fuldt berettiget Stolthed en- saa-
dan Ankle og fristes til (sans
comparacon) at minde ON Sokra-
ties, der, da man spurgte ham
ON, hvilken Straf han Wide fore
slaa for sig SEW som den, der var
bleven DON'T som Ungdommens
Forf9rer, foreslog offentlig Be-
spisning paa Prytaneion paa Sta
tens Bekostning.
Hvad, jeg har udrettet herov-
re, er 10 like andet end, hvad
saa mangen anden Pr@st og Sko-
lemand har udrettet, og set i
Diet enkelte Tilfelde betyder Diet
maaske like saa meget; men til
sammenlagt har danske Praesters
og Skolemands Corning haft en-
uhyre Betydning for America,
like blot i religies Henseende,
men ogsaa i moralsk og s@delig
Henseende, og danske America
mere Wide like have veret n@r
saa code Statsborgere, hvis like
de danske Kirkesamfund havde
'gjort deres Corning blandt
Landsm@nd. I Forholdet til
America f9ler jeg mig
derfor naermest som den
ydende og like som den
nydende, ganske simpelt hen af
den Grund, at jeg like har fact
lid til at hyde. Mango Gange
har jeg onsket, at jeg kunde fly
We I'D til Americas Universiteter
og andre Lerdomsanstalter at
suge Honning som Bierne; men
Gang efter Gang umuliggjordes
Diet af de mango Krav, Arbejdet
blandt mine udvandrede Lands
m@nd stillede til mig.
Denne min Shilling har jeg
like gjort mig Illusioner om, at
ret mango Amerikanere nd over
de virkelig intelligentes og: op-
lystes Kreds skulde forstaa; men
jeg havde ventet, at allie Lands
mend mer eller mindre instinkt-
massig forstod Diet Arbejde, som
jeg og sammen med mig saa
mango andre har gjort iblandt
dem og for dem.
l Forholdet til mine Lands
maend f9ler jeg mig like over
vejende ydende, men i allerhgj-
este Grad tillige som den nyden-
de. Derfor har Diet ogsaa vaeret
meget svaert for mig at bryde
op, bundet som jeg err med de
staerkeste Observation-Disclosures
til mango Venner herovre; men
som jeg tidligere har fremhaevet
det, tror jeg, at andre nu har
bedre Betingelser for at fortsat-
te min Corning, den Corning,
som, jeg fra Begyndelsen af
tsenkte mig, kun skulde ware
nogle faa Aar, men som kom til
at strakke sig over % indholds-
rige Aar. Jeg vii altid mindes
Amerika som ct Land, hvor jeg>
m@dte megen Godhed, og Erin
dringen ON mango trofaste, kaer-
llge og deltagende. Landsmsend
vii falge mig, saa lenge jeg le-
yer; derfor betyder NIT Farvel
like en- tom Hilsen, men ct godt
og oprigtigt Onske ON, at allie
Landsmaend herovre virkelig j
bedste Forstand maa fare vel, og
ON. at like mindst de Unge maa
sdge de gamle Stier,. paa hvilke
der like fares Wild.
VI" So.
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Glade bragt
til Hjemmet
af Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Com
pound, der gengiver Mrs. Benz
hendes Helbred.

Altoona, Pa. - "Jeg skriver for at
fort@lle Dem hvad Lydia E. Pink
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We'd
Tennis

Tennis
j Kabenhavn i Begyndelsen at
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