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New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
X e al Est ate News
Mediocre Flats Still
Rule i'm Flat Trading

William A. White g. Sons sold for
the Morse Estate, to q client of Albert
B. Ashforth, Inc, the fve-story apart
ment with store. 20x10o at TIE Madi-
son Avenue.
The two four-story houses 1880
East Sixty-frst Street, 90 and l9x1O0.5
respectively, have been acquired bv a
purchaser under the title of the Cedar
Rivers Corporation. No. 4S was recently
conveyed by Percival Wilds, as trus-
tee. and 30 WAS conveyed by the so
East Sixty-frst Street Company. The
latter parcel was scheduled to be
offered in foreclosure next Wednesday
by Joseph P. Day.
Jacob j. Talbot sold 558 West Forty
fourth Street, a four-story tenement,
15x8o.
Harry Sugarman sold for the Har-
sug Realty Company 127 East 112th
Street a six-story modern tenement
26x1o0.
Dorothy Golden sold to Peter oura-
khan the four-story tenement 1860
Park Avenue. northeast corner Of 132d
Street, 20x75.
Van Vliet & Place sold the five-story
apartment, 40 Horatio Street, 25x87.6.
Bertha Mayer sold to Isidor Abra-
ham the four-story tenement 821 Tenth
Avenue, 25x100.
John R., and Oscar l. Foley sold for
the Central Union Trust Company, as
trustee, 234 Cherry Street, a six-story
tenement with two stores, 25.6x100
The Lewis II. May Company sold for
Barton H. Zabin l68 Clinton Street,
five-story tenement with stores,
25x50, to 100 East Broadway Corpora.
ton, Louis 7. Blumenson, president
The Metropolitan Trust Company
sold to Charles Brancati the six-story
tenement 1941-1943 First Avenue,
40x100.
Emily Munsterman sold to Fannie
Bader the fve-story tenement 1923
Second Avenue, 25x79.9.
The Dormond Realty Company, ST.
mon Myers president, sold through
nue., two~family house, 18x75.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
Dwellings in Harlem Section
Appeal 10 Purchasers

The residence of the late William
Dean Howells, a four-story house, IS
East Seventythird Street, 17x82.g. is
gpOrted to have been purchased by
Milton Dreyfoos.
George Debevoise sold the fivo-storv
DWELLING 1862 East Thirty-eighth Street.
laxSO, to a client of Frank j. CASSIDY
James H. Cruikshank purchased from
Edwin R. Freeman 134 West 127th
Street, dwelling 15,1Oxiou, and from
Julia A. Sayre, oF Ca ifornia, 139 and
al West l29th Street, two three-stor
dwellings, 168x100 each; also 140 West
lslst Street. four-story dwelling
broker
A Basil Casey sota to q client of D.
1. Seully Co. the six three-story
tFellIngs 60 to 70 East 130th Street,
khl00 each.
/. fcpi sche1n sold to Solomon Abovici
ne three-story dwelling 68 West 12oth
Street, 18x100,
Philip Cohn sold to vincenzo Ono,
ist) the three-story dwelling 800 East
l24th Street, 16.6x10O.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
Open
Inquiry ON Jager's
Right TO Keep Seat
socialist Is Charged With
Being New Jersey Resi-
dent and Unqualified
10 Serve In New York

i / subcommittee of the Assembly Ju-
/ NARY Committee opened an inquiry
..terday at the Murray Hin Hotel TO
i,..rmine whether or not Henry lager,
.,;aTist Assemblyman from the 14th
IU,xs County District, should be per
-;ttsd TO retain his seat at Albany.
Ine main issue in question is of q
,re.y technical nature--whether or
~ lager is a bona fide resident of
Iess state of New York.
| II is charged that jaeger is actually
| resident of New Jersey and as such
| ]. NOT Qualifed 10 serve as a New York
seislstor. The present inquiry was
.Fdertaken on q resolution adopted by
he Assembly. jaeger is also accused
4 making seditious and inaammatory
ssserances.
Jager was present at yesterdays
,tssion, together with his counsel, S.
i Elobu Block, state chairman of the So.
alIst party.
1ssemblyman George E. Rowe, of
ISre, chairman of the subcommittee
resided. Others on the subcommittee
IRE Assembiymen James NJ. Town ir..
4 Yates County; Edward A. Everett. OF
lawrence County; T, K. Smith, of on
,rdaga, and Maurice Block, of New
York. John T. Buckley, of Utica, and
George A. Vadermue!en, Of Buffalo. are
s..ng as counsel for the committee.
In 8 preliminary statement made at
the opening OF the inquiry MIR. Buckley
aid he would submit evidence showing
hat lager became d resident of New
Jersey some years ago and tina the had
lsyer, in recent years, been a resident
II the state of New York.
Charles n Cumberland, of haywood.
h. ], secretary of the Bergen County
30ard of Elections, submitted the can
|ass from haywood, showing that
lager had been registered there for the
.ah elections last year.
others VINO testified against JAEGER
Eere Arthur F. Kennedy, John Z. Ro-
naine, building contractor and justice
d the peace OF haywood. respectively
sud Henry A. Dwyer, Maywood's lone
police guardian.
It was conceded by Mr.. Block that
lager had never registered or voted III
New York since 1915.
Papers in support of the charges that
lager was guilty of malang seditious
and lnffanmatory utterances were ad-
nitted into the evidence by Chairman
Rowe against the protest of the So
ssltst Aseembiyman's counsel.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
REAL EsTATE-sALE Or RENT


HOUSE for sale in choice residential sectioI
Of Harlem at very reasonable price.
HEpDEN SMITH
Tel. fremont 71S $50 East fremont Av
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
Recent Ruvers of Realty

Joseph G. Abramson is the buver OF
sne dwelling at "a East Eighty-frst
Greet sod recently. Pease G. Eli
nan were the brokers.
l. & ]. Kaufman are the real pur-
SSsasers Ss.I Of the building at 254, South
AGolph Wurm is the buyer of the
lselling at T92 West End Avenue, sold
'esTsshtiy Ts through Joseph P Day.
n tRe Transfer Realty Corpora tion
\. .. Piante T. Scheler and S. K.
,a9afa1ams directorsl is the BUYER OF
~ ne buildings at 22-2O Little West
tgslfth Street. N7
u ins :. properties 3OS Rivington Street
,na.f ,ns 70 Alien Street, sold recently, were
unused by Sarah Kedofsky and
'saes Rlshty, respectively.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
Buyer Plans Improvement for
Lower 9Th Ave. Block Front

Hall j. How g. Co. sold for Charles
Astor Bristed the vacant block front
on the east side of Seventh Avenue ex-
tension, between West Houston and
Downing streets, with frontages of So,
1914 and 19.1 feet, respectively. The
buyer will improve the plot The same
brokers also sold for Mr.. Bristed the
three-story stable at 387 to 391 West
Twelfth Street, on a plot 66x74.2, be-
tween Washington and West streets.
The new owner will use it for his busi-
ness
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
Big Demand for Business Space
In Midtown Section Keeps Up

The Brett & Goode Co. hiss leased 9
| floor at 13 and Is West Forty-fifth
Street to the Cheney Talking Machine
| Company; space at and II West
Forty~tifth Street to the Gold &
Platinum Novelty Company, and a
i floor at 794 and 1913 Tenth Avenue to
Columbia Lamp Works.
! Frederick Fox G. Co., Inc, leased Of
! fees at 1868 Broadway TO George E.
Etlenne and N. a. Berwin & Co; at
103 Park Avenue to Kiddie & Co.
Charles B. valen. Inc, leased Of
fees at 110 William Street to the
Prudential Oil Corporation, at an ag-
gregate of 100000.
M. Rosenthal Company leased to F.
H. Brayton & Co. the fourth floor at
K Greene Street; to Public Knitting
Mills, sixth floor at 163 Greene Street:
to Guberman & Stern, the sixth, floor
! at 1870 West Twentieth Street,. to
Morris Freistat, the seventh floor at
120 West Twentieth Street
Cross & Brown Co. leased the sec
ond floor l61 and 1877 West Sixty
fourth Str It Morris Davis and
adward f. DAILY; space at Is West
Ihirty-seventh Street to Advertising
thi.ty-seyenth Street to De Gurchv
\ Coli; at 100 West Forty second
street to Ryan & '-ood, and at 1855
broadway y f. T. Gibbons.
The Gotham National Bank leased
u its new building, broadway and
Columbus Circle space to Parker
Axle & Products Corporation, Travel
ars Insurance Cor pany, Aero Import
Company, Estates Crude Rubber Cor
2oration, N. T. u. Company, Lewis S.
Brooks, B. Palmer Lewis, George w.
Petersen, S. Fulton Minter, John r.
jackson, Eugene A Calvin and.
Sweeney, Sniffn & Sweeney.
Lewis L. Rosenthal Company leased
5000 square feet at As West Twenty
seventh Street to Baretz, Inc, furriers;
the first floor 1c3 West Thirty-fourth
Street, for i've years to the Great
Western Leather Goods Company; the
store 785 Eighth Avenue to Morris
Kotier, with Theodore Luby: the store
500 Eighth Avenue to Appel &
Meisel. with Morris Taylor, and two
stores at 273 West Fortieth Street tc
John Collins and Harry Klatzkow.
Charles F. Noyes Company leased
the four upper floors of 80 University
Place. to the Photo Belle Company
and Paul Arnou, for ten years. Mr..
Arnou will alter the three upper floors
for studios and apartments at
an expenditure of about $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
Manhattan

1o4TH. EOS W.-Unusually attractive three
room apartment; real kitchen; artistic fur
ntshings; private sublet; worth investigation
Apartment Ia.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
Alabama

SHOWROOM PRIVILEGES. with private
workroom on 56th St, west of 5th av:
suitable for high class millinery lingerie.
D 254, Tribune
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
Results of Auction Sales

BY Joseph p. Day.
Madison ave, 162. S. 9s.6 II S2d, 24.7x
95, 4-sty offices and str; Chas II Leland
agt I60 Madison Ave Co et al; due S92,-
9a6.5s; taxes etc, $2.16s,se: 10 the plaintiff
for $45.
1905. c-sty tint; Euvirons Realty Co agt
Chas A Work ct al; due S2,sss.47; taxes
etc, s677.30: pr mtg, s32,50e: to the
plaintin for S56,5G0
I32d st. IL e, s. $40 9Th ave, sox
9a.Ii s-sty bk int; Equitable Life Assur
Soc agt Bertha Gubin ct al; due s14.75o;
taxes, etc. s4T1.35; withdrawn.
by Samuel Marx
4Sd 81, $3.50 w, s. 2o1,A sth ave,
7ssx1o44 5-sty tnts and strs; Baron de
Hirsch Fund aBt Mitchell Lehman of al;
due, si04,0a5; taxes. etc. $2.46a.5o; ad.
iourned to March IL.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
Hr@
Economy Is Thrift .
Econon1ize-be thrifty -savel
Think it-plan it-act it!

II you have good position hold to it.
II you unemployed make effort to get busy and
Keep busy.
me New York Tribune has frequently been the OF
siaing young and women steady positions
many successful business people their start to The
Anoune's Help and Situation Wanted Ad Columns
eonsait The Tribunes Help Wanted Columns, and IL the
position seek advertised put Situation Wanted
sag IN toorrows Trhune25c for IL words and zoe tor each
acdltona line of Bring mail with remit
hee to The Tribune Office 154 Nassau Street to any
- 1he Irihunes Want Ad Agencies conveniently located In
e'gar stores, etc.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
Builder Sell BROOKLYN
RMi!iinos Now Rei.1c E.ected

Samuel Galitzka sold for the Mer.
hants' Holding COMPANY builders, the
northwest corner of Avenue J and East
thirteenth Street, two-story build
9s, with stores, 20x100 and two ad-
| inning buildings, 1exl00 each. These
buildings are now being erected.
William Liss, Inc. sold for Captain
Bennington two plots, 20xA5 each, on
he sopth side f Livingston Street, ons
and the other 80 feet east IF Sniff
wet, to builders, who will erect
asres with lofts.
The B. f Knowles Company sold 1878
yaTroll Street. three-story modern
1Welling for Curtis Lee Laws.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
BAPTIST
BAPTIST
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

nfUuuWhy and 18th Et.
Pastor |. NJ. IALDEMAN. .. D.
II 4. M.-"THE SPIRIT OF SOCIALISM
ASD All BOLsHEVIsM NOW IN THE PRO
y - ~ r.SSnNG sSNG CHI RCH DUE TO THE FALSE
X3UoISETL 3oS OE THE MISSION OF CHRIST
AL THE CHURCH IN THE WORLD.
n ~ DID CHRIST COME INTO THE
~ nW,pnnD? WHAT IS THE TRUE MISSION
T; M:--"WISE AND FOOLISH yrRGrNs
nnE ni THE FOOLISH VIRGINS CHRIS
IIAnS iis WuO WILL GO THROUGH THE
a athInn ~ n LAIION COMING ON THE
EtaKTH; OR RuNREGENERATE CHTTRTW
tnIs,hIS "a IN bEES AND MEMBERS or SYS-
~ rr1hS De OF COUNTERFEIT CHRISTIAN
\ LiiAE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE AND
nIHE ~, E@KS? @ rs THE SECOND COMING
NJ SSn,Y cHKIST AS THE BRIDEGROOM
Friday Night. FEBRUARY 2h. o'clock
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
SOCIETY or FRTENDs
UNITARIAN

RELIGIOUS s1 SOCIETY or FRIENDS Msxssnrs
battsn Sna Y1o n n a. s@l Hast 18th ST.. Mas
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
Buying in the Bronx

M aae ~ Dormond Realty Company, ST.
IL isq pgs Myers president, bought from El.
~ y poyd' aGI 1881 to 1885 Third Avenue
'ln., ~ %Gl East l02d Street. four five
s'y ~ os; mats; each with two stores on
vs. I, 25xiO0 each. ''
I,sas me Oswald Realty Company sold to
.sss sss0 freisher the house at the south
M corner Of Southern boulevard
\ sesnnlngs Street, 25xf00.
Y SI.'arence Davies sold for Louise
i H9ss9arImpe and Wilhelmina Behrens
,ss s"Iason q. p. Rose Company, 5S3, 585
ssaa @a OS7 Concord Avenue 100 feet
i,sg. Of l50th Street, three three
'saay houses, 25x50 each.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
Broadway Corner in Foreclosure

The Commercial Trust Company Of
New York has drought proceedings
against the Silk Realty Company to
foreclose mortgage held on the five
story building at the southwest cor
ner of Broadway and Forty eighth
Street, 51.1x128.4. adjoining the Long
acre and Strand theaters.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
Far Rockawav Home Sold

The Lewis II. May Company sold for
the estate of Patrick Donahue a dwell
ing on the south side of Clark Street,
100000. to Barney Goldberg.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
Long Island
Westchester

$500, ON EASY TERMS. WILL BUY A
building, lot at Ossining Heights river
eral choice building plots at Harmon at
uninfiated prices. r. e. LENT. Osstning
N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
Cathedral of St. John the Divine

,Amsterdam Avenue and lI2th street
3 a. M--The Holy Communion.
ig.lo ~ a M;r2,MoTTning Prayer.
a % a M'-r,Preacher. Bishop Rhinelander.
= A.-.Preacher. Rev. DR.. A II Judge.
lDDaaly Services. 7;S0 A. NJ, p. M
14e,tndstI. Sonorai except Monday and Saturday,
ference by Rev. CHAS. K. GILBERT
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19

Or. JAMES PORTER MILLS and Mrs.
Mills invite those interested in establish
ing Normal lntuitive Spiritual Life and
its Correspondence in Health and Wisdom
to Glasses Tuesdays and Thursdays at s,
Fridays. I1:45 and Sundays 1880, zoo
West 57th Street.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
Wadsworth Av. Rsntixt rburch

179th and 1S0th SITS. and wadswortb Av.
=, REV. e. s.. HOLLOWAY. Pastor.
11-Rev. G, A. Holla, D. D.
S-Christian Endeavor Anniversary.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
Cturtb of tbt Ursnsfigurafion

3
COMMUNIONS: 7. and A. M.
Io:S0-CALkINS MASS and sermon.
Preacher: DR.. WILLIAM H. VAN ALLEN
'clock-CHORAL EVENSONG
P. M.-COMPLINE and SERMON
Preacher: Rev. WM. H VAN ALLEN. D. n
Paw WI DAILY, Noon Preacher:
aeY' WILLIAM H: VAN ALLEN, D. D.
anglo Catholicism To-day"
CHURCHMEN'S ALLIANCE
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Ocf VICES are neid IN the following
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES,
Branches of the Mother Church,
Sundays II A. NJ. and P. N.
Wednesdays. s p M
First Church--Central Park West az seth 81
6Sth st. T
Third Church-5sth ST., Just east of Park
Fourth Scgbn9ays cbmrog y 4 ~ n and T. 433 p M
Eslfth Church-Aeoual Hall. "a w 43d st
sixth Church-13o1 Boston Road, Bronx
seventh Church-112th ST., east OF Broad-
way, Sunday IL A. NJ, 4:3o P. M
Eighth Church-1o3 East 77th St.
"lnth Church--Park Avenue Hotel. &th
Tenth Church--163 W. 57eA st.
Eleventh Church-2562 Briggs Av., wednes-
Twelfth Ghurrh-aAnderson Galleries. Park
st. Sundays, II AN, Wednesdays. SP. NJ,
FREE READING ROOM. SO w 42d Ct
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19

TEMPLE EMANUEL. 5th Ave & 4sd st.
sunday. HIS A. NJ, DR. Silverrnan on
The Philosophy OF tranquility"
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
otss y philipse Manor Home Site

I "a, sobeft Z. Farley Organization
Zes is0a for the Estates Of Tappan
,Ae.;a. a plot in the Philipse Manor
5tess sn q Tarrytown, to John Feather
.s,.a .~as, Ot Tarrytown.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
Bronx

$1,000 CASH buys one or two-faniiy houses
in the Bronx: desirable location.
HEDDEN SMITH,
Tel fremont 713. 460 East fremont Av
A VERY CHOICE location for an apartment
mouse IN the Bronx for sale; northeast cor
ner of Grand Boulevard and Concourse and
Echo Place; make offer
HEDDEN SMITH
lei fremont 7lS. 46o East fremont Av
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
LUTHERAN

hnHTMT Rev A Steimls, D. D., Pastor.
HUfEWI Broadway and $50 ST Ser
vices at IL A. NJ and s p M
Mldweek Lenten Service, wednesday, s P. M.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
APARTMENTS TO LEr-UNFURN1sHEp
Manhattan

THREE ROOMS AND BATH. $50.
On first floor in the cooperative plan eleva.
tor apartment house, No. II EAST S5TH ST,
5th av,, in the social center cash In,
vestment, 1890; the rental value OF this
ment Is saved In two years WILLIAM
CRUIKSHANK' S SONS, s5 Liberty ST.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
Religious Announcements
JEWISH

r. IL II SYN GOG UE
('AKNEGSE HALL, Sun. Morning at 1888
'-.z DIR. WISE
PRESIDENT WILSON: FAREWELL and
an ESTIMATE"
All Are Welcome.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19

CHURCH OF THE HoIY TRINITY.
55th street and Central Park West.
me Rev. PAUL E. SCHERER Pastor.
H. Topic; Hiding Christ" 8. Bible Hour.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
REAL ESTATE WANTED

WANTED TO RENT, with option to buy, one
family house, six TO eight roms about $1e,-
300 Address F. S.. SAG 57th ST., Brooklyn.
ApApn,Irc>,rS TO rrr,r rI,rNrrrrnr,
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19

REAL ESTATE BROKERS
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-01
FRA DEN RICE
.uld i Europa
'Kommer Verde0s bedste Mediem.

Won Schlicks egte Bulgarian Blood
Tea er sammensat at sjseldne Redder,
Bark, Blade, B@r, Planter og Blom-
ster fra Haverne / Diet orientalske Eu-
ropa. Dette er Aarsagen til, at den
har en- saa vidunderlig Magt til at
skate Lindring og helbrede Sygdom-
me. Den hj@lper Naturen til at bryde
haarde ForkjSlelser os forebygea In
fuenza, Lagrippe og Pneumonia.
Naar De er syg, vii De kun have den
a%llerbedste Medicin. - Stol like paa
Lykken - eksperimenter like, naar
Diet gj@lder Deres Helbred.
Leger og Apotekere kjender den
store Vnrdi af Bulgarian Blood Tea.
De we'd, at den hj@lper Naturen til at
gj9re F%ordejelsen let, stimulere Leve-
rem, udskylle Giften gjennem Nyrerne
og gj9re Blodet rigt. Derfor anbefa-
Ter de Bulgarian Blood Tea som den
paalidelige Medicin.
Sperg 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 $3.15 for 3 Esker -
eller 1925 for 6 Esker. Adresse: 81.
81. Won Schlick, President for Marvel
Products Co., 400 Marvel Building,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-01
arbeibslssbeben ! 9anmarf.

Observation-Disclosures Gormanb
8%o9trpffer 2angfier u6talte nplig
pe6 ct me6e / Ooenfe:
r@n at De MEET onoarteoe Gorfla=
ringer, iom gibes Mrbei6erne, er BEN,
Der fremitiller Mrbei6sgiperne iom
en- Gambling iamoittigbl6slgie Gpe<
fulanter / en- I%rbei6slesbe6, Ser ct
fremfalot al Dem, felp. Seq mo6ta.
ger baglig 8rebe, bboraf oct frem-
gaar, at @rbei6erne tror, at Mrbeios=
1psbe6en for en- flor Gel er funitig
f., og ligefrem iberf1at al Mrbeiosgiper=
foreningenS 2eoelfe, Ser poobpoer
Weeolemmerne at ltan6ie oeres @irf=
1ombeo.
Saq til e1 % iaa til en- on6er1
M%rbeiosgiper fommer M%rbeioerne og
flyer, at iao6on forbol6er set Jig, og
at oeres 2e0erc iib6er i11oe meo mani
&c 8epiicr for> at ioa ifl1rfagtig be-
rer Mrbeiosgiper foreningen fig as.
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p%oa1ioelige. MGn6, ser bar f%ortalt,
at Sc bar let @fripelier me6, g aobuo
ON @%tan6sning ligge paa @fribebor=
oct >bos nogle al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ningens Meolenuner> me6ens iamti=
Big 6oreningens Sormano. flere
@anoe ~offentlig bar opfor6ret Meo~
lemer11e til at bol6e 8e6riften /
Gang.
Seq gnifer fer for Mrbej6sgiber=
foreningen og for nit %perionltge
&eotommen6e at belbare bette Bag
bol6sangreb poa en- Moo6e, iom life
ton misforitaas. Seq %erfienoer, at
bbis leg bap6e ban6let i%aale6es, iom
~Social=9 emofraten" foyer at foo
6olf til at tro> iaa bar leg EFT erelgs
og ~rpggesles &erio1t, og iaa matte
Sen Organization, paa bbis &egne
leg %optraaote, enten lfille fig al me6
mig eller 116lebere fig ielp til Of
fent1igbeoe11s 6oragt. @en til 6e1=
tie 0ffentligbe6ens Soraet u61eberer
ieg iii berbe6 Sc 9greif9n6ere, ser
uoen SfDgge al 8erettigelie og n1=
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110ipreoe bitterltge 2pgne ON Mr=
beiosgiper foreningen og 6ens Mnno.
Ser er iffe Snug al San6be6 / Sc
fremfomne @i1torier om 6isIe @fri=
belier. ...
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-01
DIPLOMATIC.

Sun gior6e fig en- @pdg al at
iti1le Serrerne Sen Spgabe> at giet=
te ben6es 4loer. Mf bbilfen @rl1n6
bioite i11gen; maaife bar oct for at
prebe Serrernes Sfarpiin6igbe6.
SITE faa .bleb beb bette Spgrgsmool
bragt | 6orlege1tbe6, og bum ipntes
at more fig 6erober.
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en- S6e," iagoe bum opml111trenoe.
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a6iftllige."
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erflere6e ban. Ser Sc, 11oar leg
oprnrner Dem efter Deres n%6ieenoe,
lbber leg 5are for at bol6e Sem ii
Aar Dngre, END Sc er, og 11anr leg
tager Deres Goritano / 8etragtning,
rtiiferer leg at giette ii gar forn1e=
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/ lang Sis baret ipe," ifriper 6rl1
@ertie 8enion fra Chicago, Sl1.
rs Seg leo frpgteligt al 2eberipge, Mit=
ma % 8ronfitiS; Mngrebe11e Tom
ie6banlgibis ON Mftenen % ieg tro<
e6e, bber Scat iful6e blibe min iioite.
Mangen en- Scot moatte Sc bente
Doftoren og ban gab mig SSno1preit=
Ringer / min Mrm. Dette gap mig
.li6t 2tnoring, men set bar inart Sen
iomnte @ine ON igien. Min Man6
ifreb % efter en- &asie at ST.. @eters
&1rifo. Otter at leg baboe br11gt
bette Mi66a / to Sage, felte leg
8eoring. Gl1 forun6rer 6olf fig og
ipprger, bba6 set bar, ser bioIp mig,
og ieg %ibarer: rSSrtet an6et en6 &11-
rifo". Si6en 90, bar ingen Doftor
b9ret / bort gus" 6olf un6res
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.temi66el Tan bebirfe {aa6a11r1e @eiuI=
tater. &emmeligbe6en er, for6i bet
rammer Sn6et peo Stolen: urenbe=
bernie / Blo6et. Mpotefere Tan life
iRlge ben; Ben bliber leperet 6irefte
,af. ST.. 8ter Gabrnep & Cons 60,
.25O1 Baibingtor 8lpo., Chicago,
SH-Mbertisieme11t.
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2all06rugs6epartementct mco0eler,
at oct bar rogiDet e1 agricultural
Mln1a11ac for 1921" og bill le11oc Nf=
manaffen gratis til e1bber 6orlner,
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Gag fan faces.
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ger til S%beriprsitning (Sprap Colt
tions); Be9t af 6rs og @eo % ans
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474 Mcres Regieringslan6 tilbage
for &omeiteaoere. Meiteparten al
2onoet Tan bore brltges til @rRs.
ming, % fonuu,er 6erfor UNDER GAO