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The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-01
DEATH TAKES
 LOVED WOMAN i FROM FRIENDS

The entire community Is mourning the death of Mrs. John Muller, wife of the cashier of the First Bank of Cordova, which occurred at their home on Sunday morning at il o'clock Although she had been in poor health for several years past and the end was not unexpected the news that one of Cordova's most estimable young ladies had been called to her final resting place was none the less a shock to her many friends.
 Mrs. Muller was the eldest daugh- ter of Mir. and Mrs. Charles M. Rosswog, being born at Seattle on January January 2S, 1896 She came to Alaska three months later with her parents and has resided in the territory continuously up to the time of her death Before coming to Cordova in the batter part of May, 1909. the Rooswog family lived at at Juneau and Douglas.
 As Miss Clara Rooswog the de- ceased was the first valedictorian of the Cordova high school and during all of the time that she resided here was popular member of the young CT set Since April, 1917 she has been in poor health. but after spend ing some time in the mountains of improved and when she returned home there was every reason to be Iicye that she would again be in the enjoyment of good health. Last Oc- tober she was married to Mir. Null Ter and they had been living hap oily in new home, which awaited their arrival upon the return from wedding trip to Seattle During the past few months, however. Mrs. Mul- Ter has been failing and the best of medical aid proved of no avail.
 To the bereaved husband, the par. ents and brothers and sisters of the deceased is extended the condolences of a large circle of friends in their sad bereavement
 The funeral will take place on Wednesday, announcement of which will be made in tomorrow's paper
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-01
MANY MUSIC LOVERS
 AT MALOTTE RECITAL

Cordova music-lovers who attended the Empress theater last night en- joyed a rare treat in the organ re- cital given by MT. Albert Hay Ma lotte, organist for .he Liberty theater, Seattle, who is spending part of his summer vacation here Mir. Malotte's mastery of technique and his most excellent rendition of every number on the program wheth- selection, won the hearty plaudits of the large audience present aud stamped him as a musician of ex- ceptional ability.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-01

A free lecture on Christian Science will be given at Empress theater tonight at S:3O o'clock. by Rev. An drew J. Graham, C. S. B., of New York city, member of the board of lectureship of the Mother Church, First Church of Christ Scientist, Boston, Mass.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-01
NOTICE TO ELkS

All Elks are requested to meet at the Bills Club in the Hegg building, immediately after the show tonight
 C. T. MELLISON, Secy.
Evening star., 1921-05-26

not "information of public char
acter, as required by the classitica-
ton act. but that > the Postmaster
General has no power to decide what
is information of a public benefit" ;"
and such power was never intended to
ne lodged in him. 1T shall not be as
Sumed.' h" added
The mail exclusion statutes" Mr..
Hays said. will be vigorously en-
forced by the Post Office Department,
but in so doing We will carry out the
purpose of such non-ma Stability law.
This purpose is to bar the prohibited
matter entirely from the mails and
not simply exclude it from the par
ticular class of mail which carries Il
lower rate of postage and then admit
il 20 that class which require; d high
cr rate. for the same laws govern the
maiiability of matter in each class.
There shall be no heSitancy in sup
pressing any publications that fall
within tn probilities of the public
law, but there are also laws N this
country safeguarding the integrity
of the freedom of the press. and these
laws must and shall be also scrupu-
iouSly Observed.
Evening star., 1921-05-26
Mr.. HAYS UPH0LDS
FREEDOM OF PRESS
Will Bar UnmaiIabIe Matter,
But Will Not Discriminate
as to Class,

/ Postmaster General Nays late YES
| terday afternoon declared that laws
safeguarding the integrity of the
freedom OF the press must and shall
be scrupulously observed" in an
| nouncing the granting of the appli-
cation of the Liberator for second
,, class mailing privileges.
The application OF the magazine, Il
monthly of New York city. had been
pending since February II. 1918, the
date of its founding. ana the Post
master General said the records of
the department showed every issue
since then. as offered monthly for
maliinS. had been accepted at the
rd-claSS rate of postage
The l.iherator will be refunded
sll.2I1, the difference which it paid
over tho second class rate The pub
licat1on, is edited by Max Eastman.
who WAS also editor of the Masses.
which was denied mailing privileges
in 1917.
Others to BE Heard.
! The Postmaster General announced
also that the Gail. OF New York. and
Victor Berger's paper. the Leader,
had flied applications for re-entry
, under the second class mailing
, privilege. and if they were found to
! comply with the law the applications
i would be granted. The Cali's pre-
vious action brought against the de-
| partment for denial of certain mailing
| privileges is now pending before the
/ courts.
! The Post Office Department holds
; no brief for the Iibe:ator or any
! other publication" Mr.. Hays declared.
( "lf there is on foot Il conspiracy to
destroy our established government
| by force and violence, claimed by the
department heretofore as a reason
, for not granting this permit. and if
| this publication is involved in it,
! then the Departnnt of Justic Will
deal prompt! and effectively wifi
i the conspirators in the manner pre-
scribcd by law"
Not to Assume Power.
| The Postmaster General said it was
easy to decide what is and what Il
Evening star., 1921-05-26
May Use Abusire
Talk Once on Phone
and Retain Serrice

Rx the ASSncinfed Press


JEFFERSON CITY. NO., Nav
36.-TeIepEOne subscribers have
a right to use abusive language
ut least once to telephone Ope.-
1tOrS when connections nre
not satisfactory. Ihc state pub
lie service cOnSIn i~SiOn SO ruled
today in ordering the Carlow
Telephone Company to restore
service I" George II. Oxford,
DavitSs count! farmer. Oxford.
telephone had been removed fol-
lowing an alteration with "a
young man In charge OF the ex-
change at Carlow.
In making the ruling the COM
mission stated that n single in
stance of use of abusive Inn
SuaEc was not grounds for div
continuance of service. Mention
of - similar decision by the IIli-
nOi~ comm is~iOn was made in
the decision.
Evening star., 1921-05-26
NO BoOTLEGGING INCREASE.

There has been virtually no increase
in Illegal trafiicliing in liquor not
WithStanding Il recent cut of 100 men
IN the federal law enforcement forces,
prohibition officials said last night.
In many instances. it was said liquor
cases pending before courts are being
continued because of the absence of
agents needed as witnesses.
Eleven muscles work together to
pucker up the mouth, and twenty-one
nairS of muscles helm to ma ke a smile
Evening star., 1921-05-26
REQUIRE PASSPORT WISE.
All European Countries But Bel
gium Ask Endorsement.

Americans planning to visit any
part of the United Kingdom were
warned yesterday by the stat" Depart
ment that they must obtain British
passport wise before sailing. a num-
Der of cases of travellers having failed
to carry out this requirement prompt
ed the announcement. which said
passport wise was required by all
European countries except Belgium.
Evening star., 1921-05-26

In Hungary the women do not vote
until they are twentNfou and then
only if they can read and write
Evening star., 1921-05-26

OG
Only 500 of these Fine White Gabar-
dine Wash Skirts-in regular and extra
sizes. Patch pocket and sheaved belt
models among the many styles. Even
with this good quantity you'll have to he
early. as the selling will be a fast one at
$1.00.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-05-04
Store Streifcr.

Sre itore 11n6sbi6e 5treifer blen
begpn6t Manoogs.- 9en itdrite af
6isfe bar 6en ioh1 inpoIberec S1oa-
SEN. 9en er fao outfattenbc at Sen
inobefatter $4,000 Meno iorn er
beffieftiget / f1aa6ens Gjerelta oq
bar faffi It talt 1tan6fet al Sfi6sfort
langs begge &niter. Marlagcn til
oenne 5treif ct egentli9 en Is Fro=
cent Neoiette1ie / 2gnntngerne.
9en anoen Streif ittbolperer ED-
pograferne ober beIe 2o116et. &en-
1igten n1eb 6en1e @treif er at fac
gjennen1fdrt &ppografernes Sor1on=
geltoe ont 44 Ginters l1gearbei6e.
0en treble 5treif bleb iberfl lat al
9lrbeioerne ,Baptrtnpllerne. Boa
@run0 al 6e to li0itn9bt1te Streifsr
er mo1tge 81ooe ion1 life bill blt
i1to1to til at fon1r1e 16 oeltne nge oq
flcre al 6etn trues meb at maotte
inb1 b1ti1les.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-05-04
annt s. Dnita1Ib. -

Com nebnt / ii6lte $50. .af @la6et
od6e 6. 8: 0nlto6 fin @6ns &jen1
/ Eotpn of @ber6rup 2pr6og SEN %.
9lpril. sf6g6e bar fe6t / @ol6ris,
Norge, 6en 206e Sftober 1913, og
b1eb a1t1oa noget ODER II Mar CANT
mel. Sammen n1e6 lin 6o unge
8ru6, font ban til Mmerifa 1870,
OF famine Mor fom Sc til Toipn af
@ber6rup, bbor 6e 6et felgen6e Mar
boiotte fig paa @ome1teaolano, og
bbor oe ii6en far boet. 9e bar att
iaa af 6e f6rlte @ioneerer / bette g.
unfp og n1aatte giennemgaa monge
booroe Stroba0ier. S 6eres 9ggte-
ifab foote's 13 8drn, bboraf felge1he
oberleber Gore1orene: g. g. Sn=
itoo, Minneopolis; Olof O11ito6, ga
na6a; Sl1lius Sn1tao, l1n6erlpooo;
@uitab og s: 6. 0nita6> Sberorup; :;
Wrs. @6tpor6 8oen og Mrs. Bnitnb
9oen 9l1tr6al. Mrs. Onfta6 ogoe /
1918.
8egrabellen fpregif li6ite GorSoog
Ha;tor Maien forrette6e.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-05-04
&ri9ell en6t.

&rigen nellen1 De 6orene6e @ta-
ter og Epiflan6 og 9iterrige b1ep for
melt en6t li01te 2gr6ag, naar sor=
bu1bs1enatet beotog Sen ianfa6te
&nor Neiolution, meb 49 1no6 %
5temmer. SsSbborbe1 &rigen bIeb
praftiNf ta1t flut Nobember 1918,
bar o1orig &rigserflarineen mellen1
bette 2an6 og Ebiflan6=9iterrtge
Bit opbebet fpr mi. Soridg blep
gjort / 6en &etni1lg UNDER Sen oen1o=
frotilfe Mon1intitation me1l Yreli-
hent Bilion bar ilton6 til at legge
&in0ringer ipeien iaaat en- 1aa6au
&e1o1lltion life blep beotat. timber
Mfitentningen fiofte 2er6ag / lor-
bnn6slel1otet bar ser fun to 6entofra
tiife @enatorer ion iten1te for @e-
folutionen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-05-04
fSalift &tbuesbpro.
(Snoien6t fra Helican 93opibs J

gu lfal tffe iige fallf @i6nesGDro
moo Sin Melte. 9ette Sub Ierer rs
for BET 6prlte at bere fon66ru MOB
biran0en, og ffp enbper @lags 2pen
og @agpaifelie gierne at tale og bere
oct 8eoite ONT Mn6re; og oern1e6 er
en Weur lat onr bort go6e Mabn og
&pgte ilno6 o116e Mun6e' og fal1fe
Gunger, bbilfe -@uo ei beller laoer
uitraffe6e. Derfor futile pi toffe
Sam, baa6e for ben 2ere :og for 0en
8eifiermel1e, &an berpeo faa naa=
.oe1igen giber os. Sg 6u, iotn flagcr
ober, at man gier Dig Snot> tror 611,
at 6u= iffe gier nogen onbt? 9at ioue
:opboloer big laa meget oper Meltens
Sell, inobi10er 6u big, at blt er<fl1lo=
fomme1? Sg fat ogiaa, at bn fltn=
De fi1roeoin Metfer6igbeo paa -SSor-
ben bar 6a @n6, ~iom beo 9l1t og fer
Il Siertet, bar ban irtet at forfafte
Big 2? so faloer 6et big al6rig i1to
at frpgte, at &an bill sfpdrge big o11t,
bborfcr 6u lite t1nob bin 8rooer pper
Ell gn1n1le af Ben garmbiertigbeb,
| fon1 ban, BET ser Din Serre dber iua
moo oig2
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-05-04
so,pnleps 9patt ftabfeitet.

r. 9tatetts Sgteiteret itaofalteoe df-
pigte l1ge Sen of SSurpen gibne &iet=
bene, at 81. 6. Gotpnlep, Der er Brg-
iie6nt for Mationa1 geonparti1al'
2eague, og Sofepb @tlbert, 6er@i iin
STD beitprte 2igaen / Minnefota,
bab6e eiort fig ifD16ig / at @bape ar
bei6et for l1lopalitet rnber &rigen.
Eotpn1ey og Gilbert bleb fnnbet
ifploig 6eh 12te SSl1li 1910 af en- sSSlt
rD Ditriftsrette1t / SSocfio1t County
og Sc b1eb al 9ol1t1ner 6. g.. Dealt
oen1t til 80 Cages letreieG. @age't
b1eb appelleret, og iont 8plge oerdf
bleb 5oninge1t af 5traffen lt6fat. :
De to Men6 bleb belfplot for at
babe / Gale o. Sfrift taget 0r6et
for, at nnge Mel1b fful6e nn61a6e
at gaa / Wd1ttertieneite un6er &ri<
gen. ss> -
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-05-04
Spn6a9e1t.

8orgermeitere1t / Hbila6elpbia bill
of1foffe Sc 1ubere1t6e @6n6agsloue
og gjgre 6etn mere ltberale. Sg Deri
foor fan goo &ielp af en Seoiif
&abbi &rausfof SET zen 1e6e1t6e SIR.
tifel ct af 8pens 8la6e fremfont=>
mer me6 6en npe sSSoe at belle Sgr=
6ogen to- ioa at Torn1i66agen an-.
ben6es til @n6stienalte og @ftern1t6-
6agen til @port og aKfens Sorndi-
elle. .
Dette er Een6encen oberalt. @ra6=
big bol6er bort Golf og 2an6 pad at
forbon6le 56n6age1t til e11 @portbas
Set er fife 1aatneget SSrttettferne, oaI
Sc ioafa16te @u6lgle font lan1rer
me1t forat foo til 6enne Gan6beI1i.
gelle. Set er bellere Sc font ipefu1e<
rer / @gnoagsuoifieie1ier for &enge-
gebinitel1s @fp1o. Blanot 6iSie fat1
nebnes 0oniemeitrene, @ptlleber-
terne> Gbeoter Dirdft6rerne> 8o1o=
ipi1 Magnaterne og Somner- Ste fort
@ierne @1t for Benge. @n af ois=
ie itore Magnater beri 2anoet bar
nb1ig 1agt> at fan go6t fltnoe ia
9taa6 til at gipe $4,000 til at g6e-.
legge @bile6agen 1om en &irfe6og.
t.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-05-04
Mrs. 6. @anion.

Mrs. 6. @nnion @nfe efter Gbor
1es &onion, 6d6e pao @ouotoriet bcc
Otter Gai1 2afe 1i61te S9noag eftcr
en- 1ergere Spgeltgbe6 of Eltberfl,=
1oie. 81 f66oe fom fra Norge on1fring
IA Mor i6en og blep nog1e 9lor le11a=
re gift me6 CHARLES @atlon, ion1 op-
oe for tire Mar iioen. SUN oberlcbcs
al en- Datter, 8 9lar gon1n1cl, iont
flere Ste6barn.- Sum bar CIT 5piter
af @ben og @>nil 5torboff / @li5o-
betb og Martin g. Storboff / Erc=
iton, Minn:, lon1t Wrs. Mn6reip ;Sor
moe @rbarbs @robe. 8egrobe1ier
foregaar fra 8enions &opel ioog
Eaitor 9imo11ion forretter.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-05-04

1921 Deo Ngberiar og Sit0brl16, 6ps
lpies Ser en- g}apport fra r&Nrotee-
tibe Gonrl11ittee Of tbe Mmericatt 8or
fers. Msiociation". Mntallet aft Mr-
reftotioner foretat for 6isfe .Sorbrp-
better 1i6en lite @eptentber. 1920
a1lorog til 257. slf 6e Mrreitereoe er
1872 bIit 66n1t> og Der er nut 236, Der
peitter poa 6orbbr. @anferne | 81
linois bar Sc, Ser baboe 1i6t Sc itdr=
ite Sab beo' SsSSti6brl1b.
Ser mel6es fra Mortbfielb Mt1tn,
at set 8Dggeprogram, iom ct. 0lof
College 6erite6s far babt unoer
0berbeielle,. mi tan 1iges at bere
poobegDr6t> i6et &ontraft er ino=
goaet 1ne6 Nrfiteftfiftnaet Dog6on
& Goa1i6ge of Chicago. Ser er al
lereoe iberf1at Opmaa1inger for at
arrangere oen bele 8DgningSp1on
meo &enjbn til 6e forifiellige 8pg-
11i11gers @rupperi1g, bborpaa 6isie
8pgntngers 5til bi1 beitenunes. Det
nDe @cience @o1l og en @pgning for
ct @entrQlopbormningsanleg'e er 6et
fdrite paa programmed, 'og begge
6is1e @pgr1inger bill poabegDn6es /
@omner. Hoitor @iufe1o, Ginans-
iefreter for ct. Olaf College, bor
uoarbeioet ct Brogran1 ifalge Ser ;
26bet al 6e neite tt Mar ifal ppf6res
nbe 8Dgninger til ct. 8el6b al. 10
Williotrer Dplalrs: @ie11nen1f6rel=
ien of bette Erogran gi6res ntrIig
be0 teitomentariife @aber og ttlii6e=
logte 8pggefon6.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-05-04
Ole 8tpre.

Ole 8jore fra Eoipn al slaitoo,
bbis @Dg6om bi nebnte iiolte go
opoe poa 5f. 2ufes &o1pitol iioite
5dnoagsaften. 9lf6b6e blep II slor
go1nmel og efterle0er fig &ritrlt og
fem bofsne 96rn. San bar fpot i
Norge> n1en font til 9lnerifa 1880.
Otter ct Nars Spbol6 / Sln1lteao
County flptteoe bon 1ne6 syani1ie til
Totpn al 9lalta6, bbor fan1i1iellS
@jem iioen bar b9ret. 89rnel1es
Motne er, SsSngbolo og @otpin, ion1
er @ienme; @qtfre6 og Slaus, Sar-
go; og CASPER iom Bot / Minneapo-
1is. Wfrs. Sbeo. 9ab1er Maita6 e."
cit -@piter af Mfopoe.
@egrabellen foregaor fra @jent=
met &1. 1 inorgen @fternni66a9 og
fra 9tocf Hrairie &irfe &l. 2. Yo=
itor @fDberg forretter.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-05-04
-
rNmerieas Mafins."

Com ti6ligere befienotgiort ifal
Ser Sftober ofboloes en flor 16
filling 9fetp Worf l1noer Mnlpicier
al 5taten Seem Dorf un6erbisnings
beien og Seem Dorfs 8ps Sfoleitqbe
GiI 6enne l16ti1ling, font bi1 bere
Mabnet nsln1ericas Mnfing"> er bcr
boe1t6e @rltpper al olle Mationer
in6bn6t til at be1tage, og en iterf
Mppe1 er ogiaa ie1t6t til Nor6mero
/ 9lnerifa og Mmerifonere al 11orff
@erfomit om at i1utte Jig iantmen
og bi le paa 6eltne n6ltiIltng bba6 6e
1orife @mtgrot1ter fra @nigrotios
mems f6rite Dage og op til Gags Da=
to bor p6et til at bpgge op Mmerifa
til bpo6 Mrnerifa er i6ag. 80
:; Gil 6enne l1oitilltng far &obe6.
forniteen for Mnrerifas Mafing fif-
ret Jig II &egiment 9lrn1orp - 346e
@a6e og Barf Mbenue - Seem g)orf.
og fer er oct Me11ingen beo- &ieIp
af Is Doges l16ifilling, Eablaaer,
9ptog, Hublifotioner, etc, at glen
popn1er Sre1niti1i1ng .af .0e bigtigite
.biftoriife, sfonon1iife og fultureIle
@i6rag Mnterftanerne af forifie11ige
gfitarnninger bur git. H.. > s.
+ Sen torife @r11ppe bar bioin6tiI
peret iant1et til to M96er: Det fgr-
:ite / 8oar6 Of Goucatior1 B1iloi11g,
ben Ste Mprtl 1t11oers 2e6eIie e.nf Mme-
rifas Wfafings 6obe6oirefftpr, M1r.
Sobn 9attiels beo bbilfer gln1er-
ming Or. Senrp Wo06dr6 aeacb bleb
palgt til foreldbig Sornrar6. SET
aroet ben 15be Mprili Set georffe
Se1ifab, bbor a1lloe rtegneoe pern1a,
neIte &orrite bleb balgt og @peciol-
foniteer teoint.
si6en Mgbet ben 15oe' MpriI bar
ben 11orife 8opeof fenttte bpret ia
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-05-04
Ef1ntte iig ianun1et1 % nrbeioe 4 5el-
les}tab ~. er Ser ii11ger @rlt1tb bborz

11ntte iig iatna1ett og nrbeioe ! Sal-
Iesrab -. er Der ingen @rl1nb bbprz
for be1t norife @rllppes Uplifting
lite ifn1oe fon1ne til at itaa fnlot
poa Setoe 1neo 6e .6brige Petitioners
- Get er pao Sale at Mutoritez
terne far i~@inbe: at arrangere benz
ne n6ifiuing u6ober Staterne, naar
SEEM Dorf l16itiIlingen er forbi bbil-
fet bifer at bette er iffffe 1togen 1ofaG
Mffere nte6 en 2an6siag.
timber @enbis1ing TIL obenltaaen
Sc tilla6er BEN. 1torffe @ruppes So
be0fon1ite fig oerfor berpe6 at appel
lere til alle MorWe Mnerifa, til al
le Mn1erifanere al norff Mfl ltan1ning,
og til ollie norif -amertfanlfe &olont-
er>> &lubber og Soreninger ont at btr
fe for Danne1ien al lofale &oniteer,
Ser fan orbei6e for Srentne al oen>
ne Gag, @engeinoiomling> etc., o.
loette itg-i Torbin6elfe me6 un6erteg=
ne6e Sobe6fon1ite, UNDER @resle 63
8roa6 @treet, Stem Dorf.
@n binftingsfu1o Experimentation
beo 6e11ne l16iti1ling bi1 1tprfe bber
enfelt @ruppes @er6lnttelie al 6en
@n6el Sen ielb bar tat at bpgge gea
tionen, .bane Geien for e11 enonn iter
fere amertfan1f Union og pege. paa
oe Mioler> bborbeo bet rationale Sip
Ii glmerifa fan b1i poerligere bertget.
2tge1e6es bill en beI6ig 2psni1tg al
bort @rogram / iffe ringe @ra6 fun=
ne of6enpe Mgitationen Moo utbe
Goreigners" og BIZ en- fortreffelig
9(nle6ni1te til at 1tDrfe 6et norife
So1feelements 9lnieelle / Mmerifo.
0erfor baaber hi oet1ne Mppel bill MP
0es me6 sS11teresie og &illigbeo til at
bere ne6 og arbei6e for 26sringcn
of EN- bigttg Spgabe.
Seem Dorf, 28oe 9lpriI 1921.
S @obe6fomiteen for SEN norife
@ruppe al Mmerifos Mofing:
S1nf &ier, Sorrnan6.
ST. Sulllt1t @efreter.
81. 81. &pgg, &asi ierer.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-05-04

= Senator 8. 81: Sage11g fout i
Wa1t6ags ttnage fra 8aibington,
bbortH ban reiite for EN- nges STD it,
SEN fom Me6len1 af en- @on1ite fra
Minne1otas. 2egis1atur Der bao6e )
9p6rag at anno6e BEN nDe 4ger=f
brugs- &o1111isipr Mr. @a11ace,
far11t set fp6era1e u8urealt af Mar-
tets" at mo6tficere 6e fd6erula.
n@rain @ra6es" faa Sc bill timer
1neliesbis forreipor6ere ne6 6e faaz
fa16te uW3tnneiota @ra6es" 1ont al
ii6ite 2egis1atltr bleb gienin6fgrt..
@eo fi6en df 6e11ne @ontite bar Ser
ogfaa 1tg6t frem Delegationer fra
g3or6 og @b6 9afoto forat prote{te<
re moo oe nugiel6en6e fdoerale
~@ra6es" og for at itette .Minnelo-
tos &rob poa Mo0iftceritg. 'Sena-
tor @ageng beretter at &r. @allaee
iDntes at pere neget benlig 1tentt til
6isie De1egationers' Sorlangen6e. :
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-05-04
BRONCHIAL trouble

BRONCHIAL trouble caused.
anxiety. No medicine has abet-
ter reputation than Foley's Hon.
ey and Tar for quickly relieving
coughs colds and Group. It 1oos :
ems the phlegm and mucus, clears
the passages eases hoarseness,
stops tickling throat. John c. He.
king, 195 Burgess Place, Passaic>
N J, writes: I was suffering from
anacute case of bronchial trouble:
which gave me considerable an
xiety, 'Foleys Honey and Tar de-
serves all the credit for my being
we'll now.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-05-04
. HUSBAND and wife both sick

HUSBAND and wife both sick
Mr.: and Mrs. Anderw Conner,
Shenandoah, Va~> were beth = ~.
He writes: Rheumatism and blad g
der trouble was our trouble. Ny
wife. har#rheumatisf in her arms
SO she could not use them She
has. had no trouble since aking
Foley Kidney Pills: 1 don Z have
Il to get up at night SO nlneh since
taking Foley Kidney Rils, nor
have a weak back. Backachc,
sore, sWoll len orssti iffes muscles or
joints tired 1anguid feeling
yield quickl TO Foley kidney
Pills
Sold Every,xil xilere.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-05-04
9o11tnter Mills obo.

] Dou1l1er Sra s.: Wa1ls, Me6 6lenl)
=of og Gortnano for State1ts SSernba- 8
me a.og @arebns &ornntsfion> 6doe Il
! tit 5&ienti ct. 8pl1l igoar> efterat 3D.
baret fpg af 2a1nnelfe otnfring en-
Maone6s Ti6. ~ - ].
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-05-04

-@i6r Gorret11tng meo oen scr
Mperterer bort 8lno.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-10-24
FASHIONED IN GRACEFUL
STYLE

Fabrics OF cachmire weave are to
occupy prominent place among Fall
fashions. The frock 20 the left IS in
dark blue, little lrills OF accordion
plated taffeta adding considerably to
It's smart effect. The tunic is trimmed
with narrow braid. which; also outlines
the trimming piece on the Blouse which
is cat in. one with the sash. Finishing
the open front is a deep collar G! self.
material. Medium size requires 81
yards 54-inch material, with y yard
satin. 80
The figured wolfe to the risht has a
long-waisted blouse with open front,
filed in with vestee of plain seorgctte.
Collar and cuffs correspond Wit! the
vestee and the plated heading of The
skirt is faced with georgette Medium
size requires Al yards 3G-lnch Inquired
and ] varN plain material.
First Model: Pictorial Review Dress
No. $3.50. Sizes. g. 70 so inches bust.
Price, IS cents.
Second Model Dress No. OSLO.
Sizes. 81 to IL inches bust Price, IS
cents. Also l6 to 20 years.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-10-24
FASHIONED WITH RARE
GOOD TASTE

The distinguishing characteristic of
the handsome frock to the lett is the
embroidery in chenille and beads
which trims the panelled skirt and
waist. Fuchsia Georgette crepe is the
material employed in its development.
The front of the long-waisted blouse
is laid in plaits at the under-arm edges,
while the neck is in square outline.
Flare sleeves are attached to the under
body. There are five panels on the
skirt. Medium size requires S54 yards
36-inch Georgette.
Crepe satin, also, in fuchsia, which is
a very fashionable color for Autumn,
makes the second design, in straight
line silhouette. The side panels are.
tucked and fall only to the top of the
hem. The front is cut in deep Y and
has lace collar and short sleeves.
Medium size requires AZ yards &C.
inch material, with yard lace
insertion
First Model: Pictorial Review
Blouse No. 1866 Sizes, "a to A inches
bust. Price, IS cents. Skirt No. $500.
Sizes, "a to So inches waist Price, s.
cents. Embroidery No. 1861. Trans
fer, blue or yellow, 80 cents,
Second Model: Dress No. 9424.
Sizes, "a to 4S inches bust. Price, IS
SS1to' '''