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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-17
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Their, wasn't thing g. De- seen .n
%, ynlpt, eoom 81 Nj Nautilus holse
when Nan,, and Nick slipped lu bop
rg o. Ind Nj Hermit crab. The walls
-trrr oi unrst pvafi a. were the floors
and ceiling. and thr sotcs,. iovelI-st
.o.ots were flashing u e,cr1 direc-
ton le nom beautifully shaded
lrp The Twins we're 81 lost in AZ
uIauon that They 49, not notice what
80 h1pf-uing.
This
Nr Nautilus after recovering from
.IIk guITTisp. went Uu with hIs built
ava 10 q furious vat, lie piastcrei
and srio.dhcd and nrIIrd. and a.,
.u' thiug sou know h. nad thc door
way into N, rnon whsnr %, Twins
sea, hiding shut up tight
"Oh Oh on cf.ed Nanry grabbing
Nlck's arm. See hoW dark IL u.s. VIII
- nat = nappen-s.f
You're my prisoners. called Mr.
Nautilus through the Nsn You're shui
.n forev.f
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-17

t'umuh' called Nick giving Nan
..s band 8 comioruns pat Were not
.'.'d cur Sho,s win gpi as out o.
in 40 "a, have 90 do .s to wash
IH "a Vhiek. ih, Twins were back
' fh. Cross Roads whore Cap'n Pen.
nFwHhl. was hossing th, traffic
I.. blessed children ru.l the
'.UE policeman when h. av them
IW s.. 'n,ted found U.my crab
HVi. uf vh'lkshell and gave him
DIS I,.tar,. ION sure he'll h.haVr uUW
lu, IF. h't.u worried ahDut yol tt,
fHI uu.1 frum th" Fairy Queen that
-n" rrvi- krH very much ; cannot
spIie 5000. f- tll,. Dot long Boo thc
tdi ufh Christina. ,rrning % a. slr, 8
Crul nuss wen 800 hat, n dr
Nfaf w. Ulr
cob eoesih, then earn penrywin-
sie ald thr Twins. shaking hands
With the little niryman Wen come
iaok t0 see sou again snne dsy and--"
Before b. could answer ~. Tvirs
Wtrs Eus'
10 h. Coniinucdl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-17

~ really rrmafAHI Ha. ff..s Hay.
have been uD strong protest. lni
fiat" den.als ~ tfa assertion ihi
twelve fiRs arc soon f. %. .,fai n
'he QUIZ prop'u,a .r trr rHr .i
u seems that there H rDsst.. -
1ul'iud" on no ur Df 'H.. dismal.
birds who have bsen cracking fo long
against oil prospe is .r ffs r1r'.. ~
he state ~ course fhs. haze not tho
power Go Do away with fHe oil tfa' ls
certain ~ d'yelo.msrt hsrs. I.' 'fey
discourage the fint iatf,I .r1 his
~ course. should not D.. Ao..- I...l,s
o. ISN'T right autwHy!
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-17

Amarillo Elks lodge is fo d..,-.tu'o
baskets ~ practical Christmas beer as
Hfuai THIS year All I.tt,rs addressed
10 santa Claus. Ehs Home. Amarillo.
"iiI reoeiv" tho most kindly attention.
sar'' Claus ia on 'bo JOB in tn, E.F.
HON" and h' has alre1d, been ,.y.
inF names 81 citizens ubp afr fu Doc
'onf"r''i from Tho Eua fund uH .sl.
H'n. lot tho names boz muu,I 10
'hat 'h' work may 20 forward The
r"f'r' fnr M" Door from tr. IIss
HON" viii b" the vlializ,d Aud ana
numerous
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-17
OF A MOVIE STAR
Chapter xviii Compare Some Handwriting.

Let's hope hos prophet" was
Nhh'rdu'U comment
"t'ooduos me' ltH Jus DOS, chapter
u a Dilt nl'' I ,urnd,I tH Mother.
drIr % Id tuoHu whom ! started 10
ih, movies where was headed tot and
huN sHuu ! was eHug Goo arrive Ia
have been much Zoo frightened 90
start"
Ana that was sincere enough.
Sow Its i good deal bike being up
Boo AN urplIuH without landing h,ld
u sight
'Wlth lho peep you've got , guess
uuf pilu' won't crash tu. laos of gar
right AWAY N.. BuhV.l concluded
fhr conversation with that contribution.
then departed 'u %, po-to0lee with e.
huge bundle of answers tu my fans
Muth.ul'al went into conference with
tho cook
% occurred 4. w, 90 compare "a"
Writing We had CALLED Disguise" with
90, lrtt'r haG ,yrri,rd from M,Nas
t'rs There was the same peculiar
ulaver boz th" down strokes not made
by the shaking OF t hand uuu,cus
t"m'd Co The pen. hut 1e In intention.
ais decorative i.ttul, Also there was
htnt OFF undertaking th, 'u' and
ut,fluiug tho m MrNlstcrs b1d once
I.'u "a reported After lU years ~ press
service hr d-cidcd that hc wanted o.
uIhe million which h' newer could
dY on newspaper. 50 b." tired various
angles oi ih, muyios and eventually
.,.am. one ,' The bg producer, ct th"
Im,
Whether th, puddle approved of his
lItit. character ut not Was not one u
N.Nigtcrs worries
They liked OIL, pictures That was
enough fUr han.
10 b, loniinued)
tupyurht 1921 y T. \. S'ryicel
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-17

fussyioot' Johnson. one OF the mos,
on's'anding II az the same time one q
i'' most peculiar" % the Temperance
Nofsrfs % tho United States. has inst
o. hfed in a meeting In Calcutta that
-i'.r an extensive tour IN india. h. is
convinced tha, the people % that ooun.
~ are moro squarely IN line for pro.
fIf.'on than were the citizens Of Ameri.
- t'e Fcfs ago while This a. from
ar rnihusn-tic supporter % the dry"
Irneiplef % certainly must b. con.
"'ued 'o mean That the field OF booze
= bling most supreciably narrowed
There u not the slightest ground for
W hfloi that there viii ever b. re-.
version - tho dry" wave that IL
A~'-ring tnr country over.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-17
akap
MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED
NOTICR TO THR PUBLIC.

Any erroneous reflection upon ths
character stumbling. or reputation Of
any individual, firm. concorn or cor
IoratiOn. that may appear IN tho col
unns u The News. viii he GLADLY cor
rec,sd, when called 20 the attention n
tbs editor I, IL not tho intention q
THIS newspaper 20 wrongfully use. or
iniure any individual. firm. concern or
corporation, and corrections viii h
made where warranted as prominently
~ was tho wrongfuily published refer
enna of nrilcla.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-17

Tho Eoar ruU OFF Awpn, t
s'"' 500 r'.ord Zoo. Service. and rs
reputation for f. .han,,s- o, ,-,.o,
W" r''' Do ".r go rH. hearts off Tho
'n'i''"s r.or.. of th' D T,krr
seriously i's butv for .r,ir. d,
'h' i''nf' ciig.rs % Amarillo is r. Ing
stroke ih th' r.gh' direction. ana ir II.
y s''' i"r' chat .s going 20 De- an.
u'u' 70 maintain hy other oranls,.
lions in the city.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-17

Heres hoping that Mclean. sham.
fo'k hnl ~" other towns ln interest
Town TINT way may find mountains of
gold and flui'os ~ oh. so ust the
wealth accruing may roach entirely
AROUND Co h" blessing ~ ali The
N'"H H N ~" opinion hat nothing y.
''" good for any scrtlon Of hr Pan.
''rH'' ana Plains country ma wIshe.
mat nothing short Of the best nay
prevail
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-17

Tho American Rod cross ~ poar. \,
continuing on Tho job. a. ihr blessing
~ humanity There BE- not q day pass
inE no~ IN which the reputation OF
The organization is not more than sus.
'Ain'a through the lending b. tho load
rhap'" representatives. ~ much kindly
ana helpful assistan,c 10 those who
have need
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-17

VIII" several o' %, r,nharif. and
'''''' ''''nNniii'- are shouting mcir
h'"ds 90 about outlook and d,y.,op
mem q" 'a' underground streams NJ
hqn'd Fo.d sfamro.k come. along with
? a'''' 'i ih" real yellow metal .r nav.
'nE quantities Hu-rth for shlmrock
-Htfr fnI tor'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-17

h Tor ro other reason n,r r,, INA
u''' IMITATION 'o permit iceland 20 n.,
come s'f governing doc I,orI. vIu ID.
o'''-N''' p" sn.N that tbs las. m-
d'sinrh"n''s or tHe Emerald l.. ,r.
no" swept ou' There may also Ia
many Other causes frr public r..a.e
.ng. too
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-17
I oMNIPoTEkT CARE-Ths
Lord shall preserve thy going
out and thy coming in from
this time forth, and even for
evermore.-Psalm 1918.

INK rho rosahUfI.. OF l.fa.s.Hs 'hs
territory. An Organized movement IL
Ca Tor romhating tle destructive IN.
nuenoes. ara for stm 4aurE "a rapd
and desirable growth Do means mill
lions o. ldd'i do.lrs fl America 'l
s'p u'fe orHu. arI should Dol "a.
couraEaI
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-17
WELLINGTON C. C.
TO HOLD BANQUET

oTH7THT n 7 70 ~
WELLINGTON. Texas Dec 1.-the
Wellington chamber 81 Commerce win
hoh Christmas banquet Dec - IN
-~lehuiiou % the many thines accom-.
pl.shcd This year. Invitations are out
20 number 81 prominent men and =
good crowd h. expected Az this NEE,
.ns th- plan ~ work and bulge, for
i41e wtl De- yfesented.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-17

CANADIAN is 10 have lIemphill Conn.
~ i'it. and ~ congratulate those hig
spirited broad minded people They
are doing "a constructive work by look.
'E 2" the welfare of their own trade
territory canadian D. e. live aud wide.
awake little city thar BE- not misaina
any Fo"d thing coming her way Here,
wishing gr'at"st measure Of slrcss4
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-17

a storm 81 hliz-
yud proportions on
,rspreads the North
west with htg b
winds snow and
temperatures rang
iug from so degrees
above over Montana,
Co.. freezing and De-.
l.W boz Eastern Colo
ado and Nchraski
This storm - NOV
Ir. east smfhrlst.
lrI WIi ur.lmblv
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-17

30" comes tfr sh. srr now. f,,,
s''d All P'sh' form. Turkish sand
tuicr hls been .tuf t. f..tt -. -
streets 81 i'om' Vel ths World vp
PROBABLY move on af phou. th, sam.
GA rate after recovering f-u~ i,s
sho B.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-17

ihos' Interested In demonstration ~
"''''''ea. are working IN every state IN
"in'f'ea u IL pointed out that TeNas
~ Hoaf D. without pine in commercial
euan'iii's and that Ia many Of the cut.
80 aress annual fores; fires are llfnlt.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-17

''n'le readers. prepare yours.lyes
ior q shook " for l' IS now announced
mar Senator Reed declares that he
Tour pow" Pacific treaty" ~ gold
brick Isn't this shocking. hui, II
must BE- remembered that no one ia
better lifted TO pronounce sentence ON
anything. than is Senator Reed %,
Missouri
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-17

Although many falss rumor- nay D..
ST aiioN about an Oh strike here ~
'hff". This portion ~ the Plains cum.
ny = sire Co d'eelon great rroiu, ,,on
AZ 10 tsfant dat.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-17

Amarillo and Nic.nity-Saturddy fair
West T-Nus-SaiWday fair. colder In
tho euuthensf nnrtinn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-17

strike the Panhandl, during Friday
night
The Rice belt journal., 1921-06-25
OH, WHAT is so RARE

We just couldn't help it. We did
not mean to listen, but the girl
using the telephone was standing
very close.
A young man had called her up
and she was saying; I'm awfully
sorry, but Mother doesn't want me
to 90 to the dance tonight. | hope
you will not be incOnvenienced
] am awfully sorry"
And she did it so gracefully and
so sweetIy-juSt to please her
mother.
The girl is popular and she also
loves to dance. She is not a girl
who has all the pleasure of the
rich, either. She really wanted to
go to the dance. You could tell it
by her voice. She wasn't turning
the young man down because she
didn't care to 90. She was deny
ing herself; she was making an
act, as the Catholics say, just to
please Mother.
How we would like to print her
name. Such girls are so rare today
this day of the One-step and
the fOx-trOt, etc.
The Rice belt journal., 1921-06-25
WHO SAID THAT PRICES
WERE NOT COMING DOWN?

Some interesting news comes
from Houma, in the shape of data
contained in a leaflet which has
been prepared and distributed by
the manager of a large mercantile
company in that city. The leaflet
sets forth the information that at
this time last year the sum of $39,
20 would have bought one buShel
of potatoes and one hundred lbs.
of granuIated sugar, but that to-
day this same amount will buy the
following;
One buShel of potatoes, one hun
dred pounds of granulated sugar,
1913 pounds of flour, one hundred
pounds of rice twenty-five pounds
of meal, twenty-five pounds of
gritS, sixteen pounds of lard, two
large bars of soap, ten pounds of
white beans, twelve boxes of
eight boxes of corn flax
eS, six cans of peaches, six cans
of salmon, six cans of sour kraut,
two cans of baking powder, two
cans of cleanser, four package of
dried peaches and five bags of
Salt.-Lafayette Advertiser.
The Rice belt journal., 1921-06-25

leveI-headed citizens. It is for the
frequently without hope of re-
ward.
The paper has not come into its
own, however, because it is never
appreciated to the extent of its
worth by the people at large. Yet
when battles are to be fought for
town or country a rush is made
to the newspaper office always to
find the paper ready for action,
frequently without hope of reward.
Many other enterprises are en-
COuraged by a bonus but rarely is
the newspaper offered any such
help and still more often not given
the support it is entitled to,
Communities frequently lose
sight of their real benefactOr
when they fail to recognize the
weekly Journal as such. The
paper stands as the bulwark of
defense against the attacks of
evil or designing schemes affect
ing the good of the individual or
the town.
For these and various other rea-
sons, the newspaper of the town
should receive The support OF, the
public at large in a liberal degree,
! for it is really among the most
important business enterprises OF
| the community.
The Rice belt journal., 1921-06-25
FENT0N TOPICS.

Fenton, June 23-The horse
that was given to the Cathollc
society was raffIed last Saturday
for $4,000. Many thanks to all who
we're so willing to help. SO let us
pull together to build a little
house with a bell, for bells are the
voice of the church. They have
tones that touch and search the
hearts of young and old. The bells
of the church always have a mes
sage, and a valuable one to the
dweIIerS as we'll as to strangers
within its gates and a house where
the young and old, the rich and
the poor, will always be weIcom-
ed and treated in the same way;
a house that will have a sweet
toned bell, a house called Catho-
lie Church.
Mr.. J. R. Johnson left Tuesday
afternoon for a thirty days trip
He will spend the time visiting
friends in the old home place in
Illinois, and will visit an aged
sister in Nebraska. Thence Mr..
Johnson will so to S. Dakota,
where he expects to visit another
sister, Mrs. A. w. Cole, formerly
of Fenton. He will be missed on
the streets of Fenton while away.
Rev. Father Cramers of Lake
Charles was in FentOn on the
18th conducting mass. The attend
ance was good and as Rev, Father
Cramers will be in FentOn again
July the 10th, we hope to have a
good attendance. Come all as all
are welcome at the Ladies' Aid
Hall in FentOn.
Louis IRENE of Elton and Ed.
Vidrine of Fenton were Lake
Charles visitors Tuesday.
A party from Fenton consisting
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Miller,
Mr.. Arnold Granger, Miss Agnes
Vidrine and Katie Peloquin at
tended a dance at Phillips Bluff at
the home of Mr.. Chalmas. All re-
turned reporting fine time.
Mr.. E. w. Mills, Homer Pelo-
quin and their families motOred
to. Ruston Sunday where they
spent the day with Mrs. E. w
Mills mother, Mrs. Shelly.
Mr.. Chas. A. Lantz of Fenton
will be seen in the near future re-
pairing the Fenton high school
building.
Mr.. c. R. Horn, who has been
pumping for the Missouri Pacific
for several years informed your
scribe Monday that he will move
his family from Fenton to Cover
dale, near Alexandria, where he
will continue his employment
with Missouri Pacific.
The Rice belt journal., 1921-06-25
THE TOWN JOURNAL

The weekly newspaper pro-
notes the interests of the town in
which ii is published to such an
extent that it becomes impossible
to place an estimate upon it's
worth.
There are few enterprises that
do so much for the corporation or
the individual citizen as the local
paper. 1t stands opposed to the
town knocker, the town kicker,
the town fanatic, and the town
drOneS. 1t stands for action as
against dry-rot. 1t stands for pro-
gress as against Stagnation. 1t is
ever ready to combat the schemes
of visionarieS and as ready to aid
the constructive plans of the wise,
The Rice belt journal., 1921-06-25
3. Struck out-bv Frn.,
Vines, ). 'S'' J
SUNDAYS CAM,

n..sy' Sundays Game IA n,
Patterson,s lineup for s.,
game was the same as Sa1l SaA
except H that odom pitched bss'p'
n;l' br9wn.S own. g good left arm :.
hlm n, from the very beginni,t
walked two in the first Praial iun;ls
managed to hold them to o'illag u vi
In the second he filled W. S& !
and a heavy hitter brousalEs, ~ S
all IN home. The performssnn. sn y
repeated up until the seVens \
nInS and the visitors had soal sa'a
lated a total of 10 runs. '''Ss =
Le! SPEEDY, Ryan replaced R,.l
holding them down to ons ., 0'e'
the balance of the game, %Sa.l sal
played high class ball .,Is S'S
presided on the mound, SGlF uia
the admiration of a big p.sl al'lie
of fans. o'VleH
The Rice belt journal., 1921-06-25
ADVE7RTISING RATES
Welsh, La, June 25, 1921.
WILL YOU BE MISSED?

Some of these days you, who
are reading this article, are going
to die and pass to your reward
whatever that reward may be.
Will you leave a void behind?
Will you be missed?
The Creator has ordained that
man must carve out his career in
this world, and when he journeys
to the great unknown he leaves
behind a record founded upon his
own acts.
You may leave behind you a
wife or children, or other depen-
dents. As you deal by them in life,
so will their grief be gagged and
tempered at your death.
Will they miss you?
In this town you have friends,
and business associates, and per-
hapS many acquaintance. They
know you as you are, aS you have
been for these many years. They
have judged you living, and they
will Judge you dead,
Will they miss you?
In our homes are many little
children who know you, who have
passed you on the streets, who.
perchanCe, may have been greet
ed with kindly smile or with
frOwn. They will remember you.
But will they miss you?
There is no place you may so,
no point of the compass to which
you may turn, but what people
have known you or will know you
and by all of these you will be
The Rice belt journal., 1921-06-25

SUMMARY
Two base hits-ComeauX, Bou-
dreaux, N. Romero, Ryan. Sacri-
flee hitS-Vines. Stolen base-N.
Romero, Goldsmith, Doty. Base
on balls-off Ernst 6; off Vines,
The Rice belt journal., 1921-06-25
WARNING !

The Fourth of July is intended
as a day of celebration of a most
memorable occasion to the Amer
ican people, and not as one to
bring sorrow, suffering, or death
into any home. With this in mind
| wish to most earnestly urge
every father, mother, or guardian
to keep out of the hands of chill
dren, fireworks or explosives of
all descriptions.
Failure to heed this solemn
warning is most certain to bring
disaster upon those whom we love
and in whose futures we are all
bound. Beware of the SAFETY"
? ? ? sparkler. Its only safety
is in the label, not the product. 1t
is one of the most dangerous of
pyrOtechnicS for the very reason
that few realize the danger; and
with caution and suspicion
thrown to the winds, the fire de-
mon finds ready victims.
Do not take the chance of hav-
ing your child becoming a human
torch See that he or she enjoys
the full spirit and joy of the oc-
caSiOn in a wholesome, inStruc-
live and pleasant manner, that the
day may be one in which all will
lind happiness and pleasure.
BEWARE of fireworks, spark
IerS and explosives. Help keep fire
and death out of your community.
CONRAD J. LECOQ,
State Fire Marshal.
The Rice belt journal., 1921-06-25

THE PUBLISHER.
The Rice belt journal., 1921-06-25

judged when you have passed
away.
Your family, your associates,
your acquaintance, even your
dumb bruteS will remember you
after you have passed on.
But will you be missed?
The Rice belt journal., 1921-06-25
PATTERSON TOOK BOTH
GAMES FROM WELSH

The games at Sportsman Park
last Saturday and Sunday with
the Patterson Greys were easy
victories for the visitors.
Saturdays game, though a )
to 3 victory was close enough to
be interesting.
The Rice belt journal., 1921-06-25
C.. A. LEACH
Paper Hanger and Painter

Will now deliver paper at your
request, at DC per roll; paint at
1925 per gal,; oil S1.1O per gal;
canvass, A-No. /, 1Oc per yd.
Contract labor to satisfy. Let
me estimate and make bid on
your work.
Now is the time to get your
home re-decOrated at small cost.
C. A. LEACH
The Rice belt journal., 1921-06-25

If your subscription is in ar
rears, we will appreciate a remit
tance now. If, for any reason, you
do not wish to continue as a sub
Scriber, line to that effect will
be appreciated. ...~......... ......-.... .......
THE PUBLISHER.
The Rice belt journal., 1921-06-25

State Of Ohio. City Of Tolsao
Lucas County. SIS. uV'
i, Frank J. Cheney makes oath g..
Is senior partner OF the frro oa at /
Cheney & Co, doing busines. ., u I, |
of Toledo, County and STAT b "a !. @ q
and that said firm will nav e ~ sstottss
ONE HUNDRED DOLLSpsM M 'gs
and every case of Catarrh hS tbs, Iof a
cured by the use of HALLS cSsans SSsansts
MEDICINE. FRANK I STIAIARG
Sworn to before me and snhnSE ShnESEl
my presence, this 9Th day o,;"nScriSl ., n.ri /
u, lsean "a io''' A W; GLEAsoS
Halls Catarrh Medicine Il sQAR
ternally and acts through IL. = Issa S,sa b
the Mucous Surfaces OF the ,S Sv,,s.l Pig 4
for testimonials, free, ' Ssssn ss
F. j. CHENEY G. CO To,.,
Sold by all druggists. liz 'O'eco 4
Halls Family Pills for con,s,..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-17
Notis fir Matter.

Miitter Iollten barauf 1eben, Dob
Die gan5e 5aniIie Elm ourdJpeg rei-
nigenbes 5Ditem idubernoes 2arir
S0ieieS 5rubiabr ninpn1t. SSebt lit Die
.3eit. Die 6amilie miro geiunber nn0
frobIider iein uro better boranfom-
men, nenn Dn5 8lut bnrdJgdngig gez
reinigt, Ser Magen nnb gingepeioe
gefdubert nnb 5ie @interfeime, bic fiid
I'M Sbltem n%ngeiammelt baben, fort
getriie6en ino. @oaiiters &odD Moun-
tain Zee lit cine Der nlerbeiten nno
iid1erlten Jrubiabrsmeoi3inen Die gez
nomnen meroen fDnnen. &alfen lie
ib1nno Tie gendbren BEN l1nterfdieo
ir Ser ean5en Ga1nilie. SIRE 5arbe
miro better iein, tie meroen better Ell
len, belier ihlafen nno geiuno unb
marter lein. 8efonoers gut fir 55ral-
EN- unb &inber- Martin Molitor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-17
5nozDafota.

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Die @rridtung oes neuen Mfaispala
fites, Ser 100000 fo1ten miro, 1T e
gelungen, bes Sanbes 5err 81 mer
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gen miilien. @s 1T iebt nit benz Sc
mentnrbeiten begonnen moroen.
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mar, guben eiinen Mnipr1lb out ndbbf=
dnlbiig ab.
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fannter l1rfnde entltanoe1les 5e1er
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meiie onrh Berlihern1le gebed.
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