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Middletown transcript., 1921-04-09
The Road to HAPPINESS

You must keep well if you wish to be
happy. When constipated take one or
two of Chamberlain Tablets immedi-
ately after supper. They cause gen.
tie movement Of the bowels.
Middletown transcript., 1921-04-09
Statement

Statement
STATEMENT OF THE OWNERSHIP, MAN
AGEMENT, CIRCULATION, ETC, Re-
QUIRED BY ACT OF AUGUST "a, 1915,
of the Middletown Transcript published
weekly at Middletown, Del, for April
1st, 1921.
Publisher, Middletown Transcript Co.
Inc, Middletown, Del.
Editor, Thomas S. Fouracre, Middle
town, Del.
Managing Editor, Thomas S. Fouracre,
Middletown, Del.
Business Manager, Thomas S. Fouracre,
Middletown, Del.
STOCKHOLDERS
J. c. Aston, Middletown, Del.
J. C. Jolls, =
J. 2. Grassland,
C. E. Cullen,
Known Bondholders, Mortgages, None.
Sworn and subscribed before me this
9Th day of April 1921.
DANIEL w. STEVENS, Notary
Public.
My Commission Expires December
LIST, 1924.
The Hayti herald., 1921-03-24
THE OLD-TfME PRINTER

From the Christian Science Monitor.
Now that printer and publisher
has been elected president of the
United States, and another printer
same honor, the country has natural
ly been awakened to a keener inter
est in the "art preservative," and has
focused attention on a craft which
has provided big men for every posi-
tion in life. That two men of the
same vocation should at the same
time be the political center of the
whole country, emphasizes the fact
that the school of printers to which
they belong is not SO fiourishipg as
it was.
Where is the old-fashioned print
er? With his disappearance, the
world loses type of worker, who
from Ben Franklin on, has furnish
ed the country with men who have
made their influence felt, not o ly
uS IudSlcI pIIHleIS anu jun
nalists, but who, through the liberal
education and ideals acquired in their
training, have swelled the ranks of
the learned professions ant. b"tome
actors. ministers, authors, humorists,
and leaders in various lines.
The term tramp printer has be-
come of deep reprOach, and justly
so. The low grade tramp printer
has alwtys existed since printing
began. Nobody disdains him more
than the legitimate followers OF Cax-
ton, ct al. and there will be no lament
when the las tramp printer is heard
of no more. .
But there is a tendency to desig-
The Hayti herald., 1921-03-24
A DEFINITION OF osTEOPATHY

Osteopathy is complete and indie
pendent method of treating diseases
by scientific manipulations, the pur-
pose and intent of each manipula-
lation being either to correct some
arrangement in the position of the
tissues or to increase or decrease the
activity of some organ. 1t is not a
remedy or method which may be
applied to some particular disease or
group of symptoms. but is co-exten-
sive with the art and science of heal
ing and successfully treats all cur
able non-surgical, acute and chronic
diseases.
Osteopathy teaches that the hu-
man body is capable of producing
within itself all substances necessary
for the building and repairing of hu-
man tissues, provided there is no me-
latory or nervous system. When every
party of the body is adjusted and in
perfect harmony, health will hold do
minion over the human organism by
laws as natural and immutable as
the law of gravitation.
Any osteopathic physician will
gladly explain the principles and
logic of Osteopathy to those seeking
more information.
DIR. G.. A. BRADFUTE,
Osteopath,
harGyilla Mo
The Hayti herald., 1921-03-24

We didn't intend to mention this
warfare between Henry Ford and the
Jewish race. but it just occurs to us
that somebody out TO get Henry out
of the trenches before Christmas.
The Hayti herald., 1921-03-24
FOR SALE

Spring gifts bred to half brother
to Grand Champion National Swine
Show, 1919. Will take hankable
note due Nov. l, 1921. Price $50 up
Sycamore Duroc Farm, Hayti, Mo.
The Hayti herald., 1921-03-24

Don't worry o'
your enemies. tt
you, and that is
people are doing.
The Hayti herald., 1921-03-24

Again we sound warning 70 work
and save. An astronomer has pre-
dicted that 1921 VIII be good year
for triplets.
The Hayti herald., 1921-03-24

Seek relaxation of mind where it
is to be found, You can buy garden
hoe or buck saw at any hardware
store.
The Hayti herald., 1921-03-24

A young dog n
tricks. An old OF
teacher. /
The Hayti herald., 1921-03-24
FOR

Mahogany read
shade. Price reas
W. P. Russell, Ha
The Hayti herald., 1921-03-24

printer was generally IAN amoosing.
cuss," as Artemus Ward would say.
The Hayti herald., 1921-03-24

Congressman
ward j. Il
Of iIlinoi
dependence
Congressmi
creasing mum
House who
on Philippii
King is the a
vides that wi
pine governi
proclamation,
tion and frai
After the
the Filipino |
recognize the
separate ano
The transfer
completed wi
Is made for 8
vestments in
the providing
submarine ba
United States
Word from
the people e;
and will be 8
do not get it.
mo nation
gresham Kir
in peonage,
argued by tt
condition is s
"a little
golden rule
tional affairs
desire for exl
of freedom in
"Whea we
we declared
that we were
fsh desire Oi
aggrandizeme
tartan impuls
Congressms
to the fact
raising funds
Admiral Dew
directly a tri!
pie as well q
the cable ii
President M
follows
"In my Op
pinos) are gu
more capable
the natives OF
with both"
COngressms
preamble to
August %, 1e
definite pleds
preamble stat
been the pu
the United {
sovereignty 0
and TO recogn
soon as a st
established Il
Congressmi
no question t
established I
ernment anc
solemn duty
grant the pro-
.~n~ ,a,n
The Hayti herald., 1921-03-24
Discussing

Discussing -
the governOrl~~
II can SEE y
beautiful Wis x
the Philippin y
ed, when tn, z
come floating Y
THE Star Spt y
Old Glory, Sc =
orable ACHE <
doubly dear ! 4
the United s Z
word to the 2
Islands" =
School of u !
Manila. .
first In the Il Z
lished at the :
pines. In Maj 4
Admission ;
ism is limited 4
students VIII ;
ability In th 3
course IL op }
men. A cias -
at the spsx =
eourse.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-11-10

flock Of hens She allowed them to
roost m trees about the farm and
when feeding time came she threw
out enough corn % satisfy their ap-
pc,itcs During the year she re
ocVci total Of 1000 eggs from the
IS hens \, the beginning Of 1921
Nh. Huffman started feeding bal
anccd ration composed Of scratch
feed and mash containing meat
scrap. and r,modcllcd the poultry
house a. SINAI. expense IN order that
the hens might have proper housing
conditions In addition 20 this she
gave more attention TO the flock with
the result that during the first ten
minis Of the year the 70 hens had
produced total Of $500 eggs Mrs.
Huffman has entered her flock IN the
egg laying project 20 be- conducted
over the State during IN, coming six
months by the extension DIVISION Of
the College " Agriculture
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-11-10

bran
" the corn ha. been placed in the
lilo 40 the proper stage. and Well
packed and .u'f c,cntiy moist,ncd
there D. iiiil. danger Of spoiled or
moldy -ilage and consequently little
danger of nlurng the ewes by feed
ing 30 90 them. Moldy or frozen
silago should be- guarded against since
Oh, feeding - u may cause serious
trolblc with the pregnant eve Far
mcrs Who arr planning 90 feed -ilagc
TO their ewes hay, been warned by
th specialists 90 guard against the
feeding - an cvcc.. - 10. Too
much ,ilare j. likely 90 cause the
lamb Co grow Zoo large and thus
caus, trouble 81 lambinr tm. IN
addition tbg feeding ~ TOO much "a.
aye may proven, the proper develop
usrt ~ Oh, horts
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-11-10
HORSES REQUIRE GOOD CARE
Anims IN PAN consumes NsH More
Feed 20 % Same Mork-Fu
Cellar Properly.

Toe MANY farmers fail to rr.'iizc the
lad eject - scr" shoulders ga horses
\ horse that i In pain requires from
- to i" per cent Nor" feed to pro
duoe given amount ~ work aithuut
lass ~ weight. There IL NO need for
uu animal to have sore shoulders if
he collar - we'll rtt,d. the names
are adjusted To- pull al M" tight angle
"a the shoulders and M, collars are
kept clean. Young horses Just start
iug ~ work sl"uld ha," their shout
l'rs washed With salt aud water after
work and the mau- should b. Kept
uut from undcr tho collar when AZ
work \ li'tic care viii hr wen ~
raid htrr q l.. HtJN. colorado Agrt.
cultural college
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-11-10
Experiment Station
Issues 1920 Report.

Lexington. hy.-Thc thirty-third
annual report Of TN" Kentucky Agri-
cultura Experiment Station contain
ing summary Of the principal lines
OF work carried on during the past
year by the institution has just come
of the pres. and ls ready for dis
iribution 70 interested persons. ac-
cording 90 an announcement made
here recently More than 81 major
lines ~ work dealing with the mos,
recent problems in Kentucky farming
are discussed ia the publication.
In speaking 81 the report. Dircc-
tor Thomas i Cooper - the Station
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-11-10
LIST OF BUILDINGS
IN FARM APPRAISAL
Ment'cn Water Supply, liuht
System. Etc.. Separately.
Seecsfary IRA, New improvement
Cot;s Be Correctly inventories
and psrrsois,or Be Adequately
Prov ded ror

ffsr.rrf - f.. rutsd Strfss rsfsrt
usff - Alr.4lfHr"l
o. Has.nl farm appraisal zach
hu.ld.r. or improvements. such - VIZ
ter surtly. lighting system. ric.. should
be I..f"d separately. ~, farm marriage
mru' 10 iaiI.fs 10 thc United States
bri HrtW"ut ~ Agriculture u il best
bot y" Hsf serarafoiy other land i'm
rr",eWcrts such ~ fences. drainage.
AMI w." Nt" tut heir ,alu. should b."
Included iu he arrraIs.ment ~ th.
lrud ,u iurros'd
bu' "f fis Host p'rplc,ing appeals
als vii &c. that ~ the farm buildings
and other IMPROVEMENTS The build
iug, and improvements are bought aud
s"ld oUh ne land aud " NAV often
app'Hr difficult - si,- them value
separate from ~. land Thls - nn,
:" dir'"ult' ~ " may seem and u T.
- iupur'Hu'. ttnt they d. separated,
valued - ouiN hV tii~ means ,au ali
~" nee. ~ ih' inventor, H.. realized
luril' fuurc fiis U.s. necessary he or.
h"r fha nov building Improvement
costs Lr corr.,tlv iu,cntori~.i nud dc.
probation h' a''pultcly provided tor
There ARE two bases Whi,h ma, h"
ciurl"'"d 10 aprra sing buildings amt
mrt",'n.uts- original ro~f ~ con.
Siruriiuu and estimated cust ." '.
riar" present price. H. either ease
allowance should 10" ma'l, f"f dcpr,..i.
alton from tt. 'Hfr OF .r".iI"u o." 't,
Inventory date
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-11-10
WAlLACETON

MrJames Sparks IL visiting old
friends q, Irvine.
Miss Rhoda Wilder u visiting her
brother at M,ddlesboro.
Rev Young filed his appointment
e. N. Methodist church Sunday.
Misses AIDA and Edna Sparks spent
the day with Lillian and Inis Hutch
ms sunday
Mr. and Mr.. ". ,. Brown wer.
guests u Mr. and Mrs. VI. g. Hutch
ins sunday
Misses Evelyn and VIOLA Quinn
were the guests u Mi.. Emma Wal
lace Tuesday
Mr. and NJ. Pal Ballard. ST.. are
visiting their daughter, Nr. Curti.
Russell, in Danwlc
Mr. james Wallace and Mr. Nd
die Quinn were the guests ~ Mrs
Morris Calico Tuesday
Miss Evelyn Quinn mas returned
home from visit with her grand
mother Of near Bcrea.
The Junior Agricultural club gave
an interesting Hollowc'cn entertain
men. Monday evening.
The revival meeting began a, the
Methodist church Thursday evening
Rev Young wil lbc assisted by Rev
Carl Nogel. of Bcr,a
Mr. Elmer Allen and Miss Nell
Sowdcr surprised their many friends
hy getting married 'a-t Thursday
W wish them happy and prosper
Gus life
Wallaccton School attended the
school fair AZ B,r,a oct. 2lst The
school has won four blues and siN
reds this year. and hopes To make
them all blue next year.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-11-10

~ waste products. 8. 8. 8. will i'm
prove the quality ~ your blood by re-
lieving you 81 the waste products
which cause impoverished blood and
lis allied troubles - skin disorders.
rheumatism and a lowered vitality.
The same qualities which give
=. =. :. its beneficial effect in clearing
your blood 81 waste products make II
extremely desirable for keeping your
blood in good condition.
Get 3. $. =. at your druggist. Use
u strictly according Ia directions and
write Chief Medical Director. Swift
Specific Co. DIS s. s. =. I.abora-
tory, Atlanta. Ga. for special medical
advice without chargc). lie is help
ing people every day Ia regain their
health and strength ASK him Ia send
you his illustrated booklet. Facts
About ths Biood" free. s. $. s. j.
sold by all drug stores.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-11-10
STORED POTATOES NEED AIR
Feet Tuoers Sure 70 Go Through
Sweating Process

Prepared D., fs~ Tinted states ueta-
rIsft - Agriculture
II j. a nHd practice O" ~tur. p"fatoo>
in iars. bins or piles. th" United
states department 81 agriculture I'D
,i~.s N"f ufr--tu-utly p"t1ioc~ are
piled tu % depth 80 10 80 ~ feet. the
pii" h'u. rorr">p'udinsiy arr" "a
he other two dimensions when
storrd loo this MANNER he, are al.
most certain =" =" thr"ugh rather
violent sweating or curing process
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-11-10
IS Hens Lay $500 More
Eggs With Proper
Care.

Hens which are properly housed
and fed usually will produce more
eggs than ,hos. which are given a
small amount ~ attention. according
10 Mrs, Huffman. a fayct,c county
poultry raiser. who increased the cgg
production Of her Is Barred Plymouth
Rock hens 1000 eggs in 10 months
by changing her method Of manage
ment In her report to County
Agent " X. Gabbcr,. Mrs Huffman
stated that while she had CLONE moth
ing which the average farm poultry
raiser could not do she had found
the improved practice 90 b. highly
profitable
During 1920 Mr.. Huffman gave
small amount ~ attention 60 her
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-11-10
How 10 Keep Your Blood
Pure and Wholesome


When your blood II impoverished
and loaded with waste products, you
don't get the full strength out ~ your
food. and as consequence. you be-
come weak. nervous. and easily upset.
Waste products gct into the blood
mainly through the intcstincs. but
there are other sources--for instance,
the glands. Some glands sccretc d..
grsiivc juices. while others excrc,c
waste products. II they fail 20 prop
crly function. waste products accu.
nulatc.
As n result. nature strives 90 cast
~ the poisons. II may be- through
The skin in the form ~ some skin dis.
order. but u Is no, infrcquent for IL
10 settle in the muscles AMI Joints
and cause rheumatism
For over 80 years. thous d. and
thousands ~ men and women hav.
relied on =. $. :. TO clear their blood
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-11-10
Silage Keeps Ewes
In Good Condition.

Because 81 IL. .ur,ulcncc and the
helpful effect u has on the digestive
system. nlagc makes one ~ the best
feeds which farmer. can give to their
pregnant ewes during thccoming win
yer months. sheep specialist, at the
College ~ Agriculture say THIS
feed - especially valuable Il thor, d.
no pasture available and Keeps the
ewes in healthy and thrifty condi-
ton The average farm eve should
receive from two 90 three pounds Of
sllagc each day although more may
be fed Nth safety Along with the
..lagc ~, ewes should have some
palatahlc, dry roughag, and q small
amour, ~ gram. preferably oats or
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-11-10
DUST BATHS IN HOT WEATHER
6ety 81 Vermin ard Provides
Cnjeyable exercise.

Don't f"rgct ah"ut The dust baths
N hot weather N his season. an
Tint = n',rssury is O" keep a few ~.
ne spots sIadrd up quit. M" ar"und
.u shady ,orurr- of the Aari> Keep
'heu fr'. iron -funcs ami ,luds and
'l-hil, sprinkle them With water
very n"on. rh.n the fowls cnn ssi
heir ho'lle. down on 10. conl moist
Earth aud rnuni.raci the Effects 81 IA.
h,' afternoons snn. i,.sldrs this. the
So haih j. ap enfctl,r mean. Of rid
tug Hhr owls h"'y 81 Nrrnin anG
:. - ,'n l'!', IA, loa.s ~.1i rnJo. sblv
S.tsc.s,.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-11-10
Genuine k.ns~hs salt best for
curing meat Hudson n fsrnau.


Genuine h.""~hs salt be" for
curing meat h"d'on a f"r""u.
Mr and Mr. Joe Ray and son.
hr h''lc ram moiored 70 Lexington
"''h' '"S
Prot and Mr.. Aaam, entertained
q number 81 their school children and
friend. Sunday
Mr. Elijah Mcmillan spent ,hc
day Friday w.ih Mr. and MIR John
Ray and family
Nc...ame, Ali, Rcynold. and John
pahcy we're guest. - M, Robert
Sewer, Friday
Prof and Mr.. Adam. .p.n, Thur.
day nirh, with Mr. ana MIR WIb.r,
Daley.
~ .,J Al o..- g..
...,.,,.. ..,,,,,i.,,.- ...- -.
,vJ -, I,,La 1,,,h,. Co. r..
no., ,h,,.,.n.5 No.,
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-11-10

There's no fear Of those foreign
delegates not returning to their home
lands. II is more flattering to be a
big fish in a little pond than a min
now in great lake.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-11-10

II is the province Of newspaper
10 tell the truth as IL is found. but
often they are expected To manufac
ture i, TO meet the wishes Of the 9th
er party concerned.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-11-10

iuriu. The course 80 which ~. tuhers
n ne central partition uf The pil" are
Frequently subjected 10 ~ Dangerously
high temperature. This j. especially
true r the tuhcr~ are slightly im.
mature. 90 wer" not drN and free
rom m" ~ soil when gathered. ur o.
,t"r"d when the outside temperature
- high making 10 difficult tn lower
no" lu~''i" temperature of the house.
p,orheuiiug from all - the causes
mrnti"ur'l may be- uy"idri hy mat Ing
~uin. pr, sion Fer arratin- tie pil,
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-11-10

When Woman marrie- man for
VI, money only TO find that he mar
rici her for the same reason they
ought to live happily in their mutua
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-11-10

This is a season Of great activity
for the fellows who have nothing to
do. With business looking up each
has a seperate abb to provide
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-11-10

The beautiful compilations of the
American women are noted the world
over. which is proof positive tina, the
druggist is useful animal after all.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-11-10

SAID. Work done during the pas
year by the station has been NOR:
productive than that done during an.
previous year in it, history. l, has
been able 10 perform valuable ser
vice 20 the people of the State by
mean. Of the Investigations which
have been started and completed and
which have established Kentucky agri-
culture on frmcr basis Results
which have been accomplished have
given a tremendous return for the
money invested in the institution and
IL, WORK" The publication may bc
obtained free 10y writing the ESepr-
mcut Station. Lexington. Ny.
Disarmament j. on every lip. but
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-11-10

Don't criticise the editor who voices
his own views in print. You are do
ng the same by word Of mouth cv-
cyr day.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-11-10
WOLF TRAIL

Mi., Opal Daley ha. been on the
,ich I.'
Mr. ABB Burton spent the week
end IS N relative iu Madison
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-11-10

Disarmament j. on every lip, but
the lip i a long way from the heart.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-30
Jrofcrielen fra CANADA,

Sra Sttatpa m~eboeles, at l1bfsric.
len al fanaoiife Sarmprobufter Ill oe
Sor. Stater er Trumpet betpbelig
IND, iioen ben ntiolertibise SoIbta.
rii traobte ifraft.
~l(bfsrielen / Suli par: Sntcr oq
Smsriubitituter 104,310 Elino moo
1,690,15S Slili flor; Sit % Sub.
i~titlrter $500 MOB 1857 9unb;
feritt cuer irosiet Ore, 3alpe.,
Saare. pa 2ammeficb % Sleif $685..
500 Ylrnb moo 2,040,300; Melt
deo) 167,S43 8aGoner MOB 2S4,'
30l; p%reierperet, fonocnicret % Ire
riliierct Wtclf 1896 Yitnb MOI
2,93S,677; Toteter 1922 @uibel
MOB 1885; apGg $3.50 Stpffer
moo 1891; Spebe, Snebemel oe
SemoIina 1891 Barrels moo go
652, % lib 469 Yilno moo 37S,32O
Yllnb / Suli flor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-30

tisere. Reiten en- Sreoieoel al On.
rene er Srer. ct ioa itort IntaI -er
itnsopenoigt, % unber ben nprpp.
renoe Hlan bill enoeI Of Dem BIZ ioIgt
.euer llagtet. Wan artager, OF man.
Tge al Dem bill bIi inbtisbt al Gpre.
barter % Girfuier, men set itsrite
Iital bill bli iIagtet % &ieoet iolgt
| De Sor. Staters % Ga,,abos War.
feoer. SIagtnilteen bill taee lin &c.
spnoelie peo alilbens SnbtrGoen.
Observation-Disclosures bor formeret
Jig ira De 500 gsfler, ipm blcp fisbt
al 0ticbael YobIo / Wontana / 1909.
Siorben er ben ~itsrite / @erbm. If
be WiIicner af @sfler, Tom / fin Sio
frit itreifebe ON paa 3ontincntet, fin.
bes Ser, ifsIse american 9iion 60.
cietp iibite Genius, blot 9,3tt Stpf.
fer igien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-30
Stor Srveeebrane.

gn SloebranS, TOM Greoag Ifter
forriae llae brso los paa Oct nlilitr.
re 9rpggecmraaoe / Sobofen, trueoe
en- Sio meo Of forplante fig I'll belle
Sapneitrgaet % De I'll fine @rpgger
fortsiebe Sfibc. beriblanbt mango az
Sc itore Sccunoampere. airmpeoam.
peren "9epiatban" ipRpeoe en- Sio |
operbangenoe Sare for fulbitrnois
Silintetaicrelie. Zen bleu operfaIot
al Slanmlerne, iom latte SIb paa
Sr9perfet paa poerite GGf. Set Inf
feSes imiolertio of faa Den iittfet.
isr nogen nGpnep9rSis SfaSe bar
dnrettet.
Sloen tpang paiaa Oct militpre
gmbnlanceforps til / itsrite Saii Of
iaa bcrtbrast ct retop ira Sranfrig
antonunet tort gntal al SigfiIter IN.
b~ebplSenoe DC iorbiite Seoninger ar
amcrifanIfe Soloater.
Samtliee 9ranobaaoe ira Neip
gorf oa ale 9rarbmmrbifaber ira be
iorifielIiae Mlnieipaliteter | &noiou
Gountp alarmereoes oa beltca ! Be
fiGmpelicu al Sloeu. Ser liseS at ba'
ne prrct en- al Sc farlisite, man cca
mango @ar bar baut Ser pan SennerL
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-30
Hvi$indu$trien.
If 9agblabe trpffes Der oner 1885,
100000 Gremplarer nm Iarct.
HrcmocIes Bert.

Sfslge ell al Geuilisbnrealiet |
@aibington i~loarbeioet Statiitif trpf'
fes ser oarIig her / De Sor. Stoter
pper II, 250,O 900 Gremplarer al
oagIig iiofpmmcnoe Ipiicr, bpiIfet
iparer til omtreut 1 gremplar for
bper 315 Ierion al 9anbetS belle BE-
folfning.
9anoets 2,433 Gaeblabc bar til.
iammen Ell Girfulation al 32,735,.
937 @remplarer ON 9agen, bpilfet
err Ell Sorsgelie Of 1873 Erocert /
2ebet al De iioite fem Iar. If Spn.
oassapiierne llbgipes Der 592 Stpf'
fer, iom tiIiammen bar en- Girtilla.
ton paa 19,929,S34 Grcmplarer, Ell
Sorsgelie at 14.9 Srocelt / Sebet al
De iibite fem Iar.
,Siliammen bar altIaa Sagblaoenc
% Senbnesapiierne en- SotaleirfuIa'
ton al 11,270,556,316 Gremplarer
ON Iaret, eler 1865 gremplarcr
pr. Snbipib.
Sotalcirfulutionen al 9anoets 90.
431 Ipiier, Wagaiiner % Siosltrif'
fer %unorager til ,1O2
@remplarer ON Iaret, et Sorpgelie
at Z Srocent / 9sbet al De iioitc fem
Iar. s bette slutal er inobeiattet
ale SaabIabe, Sstoa98apiier, ire
ueentliee, ~tougentlige % ngeltlige
gpiier, Wtaaneos. og aportalsifriiter,
Wagaiiner ps ale ligncnbe Bllblifa.
TONER.
slpis. pg Observation-Disclosures 9ro'
buffer bapoe / 1920 en- iamlet S9rbi
Of $t52S, S56,503, Ell Stigning al
1t6 8rocent / De iibite fem Iar. Ii
nppnte 9eIsb iIogiorbe De egertliee
Ipiiers Gel $612, 1883 % Sibs'
ifrifterres, Wagaiinernes 90 andre
GublifationerS tiliammen $685.
| 066,035.
S Subifriptioner % Salg af 2ss'
munro inbfom Der | Iarct 1920 fill
iommen $204, 95S,214, Ell 5orsselit
al 1863 9rocent, og for Iperterine
$407, $50, 301, Ell 6orsgelie al 1915
8rocent.