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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-30

41eptet tbn ollie nid,t uno oaber
folgten ibrn ale nibt, ionoern 6ie
unmGBigen uno Die @emaRiaten
emporten iid gleidermeiie: uMieoer
nit Dem Diftotor!" = ~M,tBer &c.
ieb nit ibm!" u@r lit bogelfrei!"
= vunter sic @uiuotine nit Dem
Bolfsfeino!" nnbarmber5ig fdlu-
aeu Sic reoen6en @dn6e allf General
8onaparte un6 feline 5met 8egleiter
log un6 lparfen iie our Eur binauS.
Sic tauien6 @an6e ser 500 Mdn-
ner bon ct Glollo re6eten tpeiter,
}tatt gu ban0eln, un6 periaumten
6as 6iirfttge Meit@en 3eit, 6as ibnen
nod berblieb.
General @onotarte batte elm ger
trastcs @elidt, i6mer5bafte Wel11cn
ant &iife,t ul1D einelt au2gerifictten
Mermel, 10 6aB er beihabe. per5tpei.
felte, ii9 11n6 sic fiinfbnn5ert Der.
piini9te un6 nod oem iedSipanni'
gen Sbimmelpagen i@ielte, Ger ibn
nod retten fonnte. 8ts i'm fem
Greun6 Murat auf oie g6ulter
flopfte: nMein 9ieber, SIT Gene
rale bobt piel at 5arte Manieren.
bier mub man an6ers 5upaden!"
Murat mar in einem @aitbauie. ge>
boren uno 6aber Elm balber Saus>
fnedt, ser NIT Sen 2euten 1tm3u-
geben bertrand, er NOR etn megge-
laufener Gbeologe, Ser 6ie Meni6eu
31 nebmen pl1Bte, nno er batte nod
lit Der chit f0nigliden Mrmee ge-
bent, po man i'm tpegen iciner
l1nbotmdBtgfcit oaboniagte. Mlio
tpar er 6ies1nal ser geeignete Ma1n.
Murat. iommelte @renaoiere I'M
ftd1: v@ormarts!" Sic 8albfe1e Der
Grommel1 larmten. 3p0If @rena-
6iere, pflan5ten lire 8aionette a1f,
5iidten oie Spiben nod ohen ltno
rnte,1, nod redts ,.no limits, uro
sic 500 Manner bon 81. CLOUD
Itoben beublen6 n,,seinanoer. Borz
Der batten iie nod r@s lebe Die
Mepnblif!" gerufeu.
Das geibab ant 10. 9%runtaire
6es Sabres 1899, nls an eitcm trii-
ben Ronemberag.
Ole iuu1er nadberbefenbers flu-
gen @ei9i9tsidreiber pflegen bier
ein3u19alten: nGamit mar sic Re-
pollution in Gra1freid -abgci@loiien,
1tno baS @olf be,1gte iid tpflig I'M
ter sic Diftatur 6es Generals SO.
r,aparte, oenn er bradte ibm Orb.
11ung."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-30

gu balte bat I'll, oamit oor@blide laBt,
oaB sic alte Srau 10 fualie re@t bot.
8ieieios oas is ieBt IN inherent
Sous au@ gar feiue 3eit for imrper
10 Sa@e 5u tabfe. Die 2i55ie, mas
meine Site, is, Die bat i9on for ito
mer e @o9 nit oen SauSfliene &c.
fort. sc iagt, an efaunt bon Den
ltettige &egemetter batt ie nit fruber
forte tonne bietabS ie bqtt 6o@ e
gan5e 2att al 6ubn, mo in Die Sabro
gema9t miBt peroe. Sn Ole eridte
2etn bat 1e ibren Meino anfgemabt,
6aB gepebpert uno gepebnt miiBt
peroe. sc iagt, iie Debt oran glau'
noe, Sos Saus IN en-gute S@ebp 5u
balte un 6ebt 1i@ nit mebr argern,
als menn ie in e Sous fommt, no
n1er for lauter Soft un 9red nit
mebr ausma6e fann, paS oaS @abl-
pebper for. e Baittern fat ur10 Oh Die
@ouer grien, rot o06er meiB getpeie
is. I'm menn ie in man@e Sauier
sic @ielings angude oebt, 100 mil.
lone bon Sleis lire &ablingfaro
6agelalie ben, Damn 6ebt ie INNER
fuble, ais menn ie reit an ben
@patt fortgebn I'M ME mebr in oas
Sous gebn iont. 60 Dat alio oie
2i55ie ibren Mein6 aufgema6t, 6aB
Ole 6aunitebrs &l,bmS lin Die Sit.
i@en gepebpert ioate peroe un oaB
aaes 8uttperf frii@ gepebnt iout
uer6e. Sd ben ie in aue @tide
reht getppe, -biefabs oas is INNER
Dos Bette for mid I'M bteiei6s 6aB,
6ebt mid oues aide ia BOD fein
Gut nit tun, tpenn Die 2i55ie email
ibren @ein6 auf9ema6t bat, Damn
friegt es ser idlimmite Miubl NIT
mebr aus ibren &opp beraus.
Sd ben Damn au@ nod gu mid
gelagt, matts bie Subs? i6 iin ia
ooh sic mebridte Belt aus 6em
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-30
Der 49, 8rmmaire.
Son Sans Qm6mia Muieaaer.

r5elbftbeittmm':ng 6es 8olfes
Nufteilung oes Beetles! Grennung
con Stride un6 Gtaat! Sos Sen
@errdtern! Grei5cit, @leihbeit>
8ru6erlibfeit = oas Baraoies a1f
@roen!"
8 5tumpfen 8lides laien Sic 9eltte
Die 8eror6mtngen, 6ie at ieoer
gtraBenede flebten. @os ginq es
fte an? Gle glau6ten ni9t mebr
oaran. sic bat;en genltg bon ser
paraoieitfden Sreibeit.
Gin Gredling pibelte: uSSa, Srei>
felt gum @erbungern!" Mer> er
meinte eS emit. l1n6 man nidte
ibm 3n.
giner nit ungeidnittenen &aaren
pre6igte: r@0ttl;he 5reibett bon
.Eprannenma6t!" Ser battc. ltd)
eben fatt gegelfen. limo man 5udte
nie MbfeIn.
6iinfbun6ert Gdte re6eten 10 m!t1.
oer}b0n, aber bergli9 elmer lire
8orte NIT 6en Eatiaben: Glen6,
&unger, @elonot, @enaltberr{daft,
Mrbeitsloiigfeit, @obiubt, Ser,
~idnenoung, 8eite@ung = fei11
8rot, tein Gleiid, feine Mild, feit1
$ol5 1tno feline Sotfnung. oenn sic
ratloien &dte iorgtpn muir fiir iid,
uno ben anoeren aaben fie Blob
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-30
Ybi1ipp mpfer.

Nubieifen. j: Man permiidt
IS Eeia4e fliiiiige &ofosfeife nit s
Geilen @iienorp6 uno 1 Sell fob-
leniaurem 9lmn1oniaf. 2. 25 Eeile
fliiiitge @ofosieife mer6en nit 5
Teilen gegliibtem oralia1trem @iien'
orD1 gut bermiiht.
5Iaden Marmor. Sin-
tenflede nit &leeial5, 8lutflede nit
Mlabalteritaub uno 6eittQiertem
@aiier paiden, fo6ann nit @blor-
maijer bleiden.. SIT 3eiet ii@ 8en.
ain alS pirfiam, au6 8iiriten nit
in 8en5in aufgeloiter Magneiia.
GtodfIede aus @piben
beridptnoen, mentt man iie NIT fol-
GENDER 9oiung anicu9tct. Man loft
einen @Bloffel bon 5al3 un6 einerr
Seel0ffel bon Salmiafpulper in
Maiier, trdet 6iefe Goiung al1f oie
Glefen auf un6 lpaibt nit Haircut
8aiier gut nod.
Das Robraef1e@t BET
StubIen miro tpieoer itraff uno
feit, tuenr man cen Stubl' itiir3t,
cos @obrgeflebt nit gang beiBem
@aiier mittels eines @9mammes
re9t griinoli6 NIT @aiier aniaugen
tam. 9iernl1f felt man ben 5t1bl
in Die 2uft, ODER better in Die i9arfe
3ugluft un0 I1Bt i'm trodnen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-30
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Iter
Ser Bauer inmittert Scr @tube
itebt obne 8emegung, mte leblos.
Ser @ino iingt n,1r nod NIT Ieiie
flagen6en 9onen ol,r6 Sic Nabt.
Mteoer 6a3 &lopfen; iekt lauter,
angitpouer. - Cam Elm oumpfer
Nebenan in ser @efinoeltube miro
iebt balttg etn Senlter aufgeltoBen.
uSeiias Maria!" idreit oie Mag6
auf oie nit elmer 2aterne binalts,
leuhtct.
uno Damn miro es lcbenoig int
!&seule. 0ie 2nedte boIten aui
flappernoen @ol5pantoffeln iber bie
lange, fnarren0e Diele ltno gum
9oftore btnaus. Sic FELINE 2aterne
i6mantt 6urh 6ie 9unfelbeit Dor
oen Senitern.
Ser Bauer iiebt es, er bort audi
alles, aber er ftebt nod immer Dia
ge1abmt.
Sebt itiir3t Sic Mago berein nit
beritortem @eii@t: u8auer; Inn
@ottesmiqen, ein Menf9 liegt 6ralt,
Ben! - Gin Softer - Tie bringen
i'm herein = 0, 6as @lltt!" =
SIM Surrabmen iteben idon oie
&nebte nit ibrer 6unflen 2a1t uno
bliden sen @ouer frageno at.
Ser ridtet ii6 langiam auf: ser
@rampf lott lt9 BET linn. @r bolt
tief Ntem. u@ier berein," iagt er
fur5. @eine gttmme flingt &C.
preBt. or meiB 6as langit. 5deu
blidt er biniiber ol1f oas blttige
@ul1pt oes = &oofeinoes.
Ser lit nod niHt tot, ionoern
ihldgt iebt langiam Sic Muger altf.
@ie CT oas barte, bon inneren
&f mioeripicgeln6e @eiidt oes
8ergbofers Dor ii6 iiebt, 5tebt es
pie irre Mnglt uber fem bleides
@eiidt. CT beriuGt, ii9 altf5uri@-
te1t, faut a5er NIT cinem St0bnen
fraftlos 3uritt, uno aus oer flaf'
fenoen @tirntpl1noe r%ieielt ltarfer
6as rote SLUT.
Da lit ser 8ergbofer auf einmal
gang 2eben un6 8etpegung. st
i6idt sic Mago na9 @oiier uno
2%einen5e11g1 einen @ne9t mil. DEM
i9neulten 8fer6e na9 Ser &reis-
faot 5unt Mr5te, Die anoeren dur
Iiure binaps in Die Ramnier.
9ann tritt er gum 5irmian ber,
an. Or i6iebt ibm cine 9ede nnter
oen @opf, CT itiiBt ibn, er itrei9t
ibm NIT Sen groBer, 3ittcruoen, TIT,
geididten &dn6en sic feudten
SCARE aus ser blutigen 9tirn uno
entfernt porii@ttg aus Der 8unoe
sic &ol3iplitter un6 Standardization,
oie elm j~tur3erber Mlt betm plt9-
tigen Nufiblagen BORT 5uriidgelai-
ien fat.
Scr Girmian aber fiebt init
3adenoen Mugenlt0ern i6eu au Dem
8ergDofer poritbcr uno ltobnt.
u@as iagft 6u?" Ser 8ergbofer
neist itd tiefer gum Gtrm!an ber'
ab.
r8in's ia nt@t trert" - muir.
melt ser it0bnen6 un6 6rebt Die
Mugcn na6 Der @ono = Dor
5dnm. Mber er faBt 0abet .betm.
li@, 5agbaft, nod 6es 8ergbofers
@an6. Ser 6ridt felt 5l 1no
5tptngt 6es Gir1niaus 9(ugen s,l ocn
iei!en Der1tm.
Sbm lit 10 leibt un6 frie6ltd
3umute = pie erloit. Gin 2eltdten
liegt ouf ieinem 6erben @e!tdt.
n8ergeben un6 pergeiien," iagt
er leiie, ~1ran lit ood ei1 @briiten-
meni& ;.
nno Sic bet6en erIeben Sic mert-
Doulte @tlrn6e hires 2ebens. =
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-30

9aus fort TIT es oubt Mid for 6en
&ieien nit bel batter.., mas fot en-
MoB in Sen &ous atgeri6t nero.
6 paar Sag 5uriid iin i6 for e
3l6ebns mi66er email BEL 0en @e-
oesmeiler gemeie uu mer ZEN e
neues &ed6e @ein probiert, 100
orig gut gepeie Is. @ie es 10 gebn
6ubt mer ben all e mentg biel ge>
lappert I'M in &obuiefpen5 ben n1er
aud qn gut gefiiblt. @s iin 10
ebaut iimtpe Mann 6agetpeie, amtper
nur bier mo- ebbes in Ole @einper<
tileung fen leilte Tonne I'M oaport
lin i9 elmer gepeie e. Ser @e6eSmet.
ler fat for ie0e 8attel, 100 rner ges
tadelt ZEN, getidar16t UT ga Is audi
Der &tel er, for marum er INNER ges
iaet bat: ~Grinft rur or6entli9
Sellers, III oubt eu9 nit i@euiere;
mo- Ser BET fommt, Is nod mebr.-
go is ser S9umiat. Sc bat i'm.
mer e @uge for 8iBneB TIT mertt
ib i'm au9 6urb un 6ur@, tpte G
Souerbu@s femme, gebn i'd 6o@
INNER BEL i'm auf 6en 2eim LIT
6rinfe mebr pie ta iont; i9 meiB
MIR nod iobiel, oaB i6 i'm elf 9ab-
Ter I'M flint I'M oretbig Gents for
metn @4ebr ben be5able miiiie.
@ie i@ beim fin TONNE, ben i@
bar6lie in oen 6unf1e @auS metrt
@eg finne fonne> atpper i9 fin 6od
in meme &lapp gel6noef ,1n ZEN ret
tetpeg geI6lafe. Mit einemmal, fin
i6 oor6 en- idredlide &rii9 po1r
sic 2i55ie aus mein @6laf gepedt.
Sh fin aufgefabre, als Oh ih MIDI
BEL Miifebf auf en- rettbatte Stobf
geieBt batt. 9ie 2t55ie fat Ga ge-
itanne un~ fat gegretnt mie ales:
8as is sic Mdtter nit 6id, bat fe
gebafert, leblt 6u i%mmerbarpt rod
o66er biit gu i6on oobt2 @ell ib
ZEN sic ipmer BEN 9aut berubigt
in6em i9 lie sic @erit9erung GEM
me ZEN, 6aB i6 nod am 2epe tin.
Gle is .pann fortgelaufe I'M ih ben
geb0rt, mte ie for 6en 9adter ge-
tenefobmt bat. Sd ZEN gar nit
altsmade tonne, uas Die groBe Ct
Die geweie Is I'M ben grao uiooer
en- 5dnubs nemme moue, 6a is fe
nit Sen 9adter in met &ubm font
me. I'm oann bat ii6 6as Milterie
aufgefldrt. 8ie i@ lebte 11adt betm
fin fomme, ZEN i6 mie t6 f@on ge-..
iagt ben, mein @eg 6orb 6aS @aus
taite miiiie It'll babel fin t@ nit bie
Sdn6 an 6as @uttmerf fomme, 100
am naBmittag ounfelrot gepebnt
mor6e NOR. Sd ben meme gan3e
@an6s bon &ebnt friegt ln lin 6a-
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6ebs I'M an mel 8inob I'M met
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BEN eegudt, als Oh id grao aus e
S61abterbaus fomme NOR, anitu-
per bon rote 8ebnt, es bat ge-
gl1dt, Dos mur fiers TIT ib fin Dor
mid ielbit gei6febrt getneie.
@e4, mas id % aaes bon Die
2i35ie gu bore ZEN friegt, oas gebt
in feline aau3eio. @ies fagt> id tout
eidemt for 5ie oanae Menldbeit
fem, iooiel 81 orinfe, 6aB i@ nit
mebr itrebt mabte f0nnt. 5obalo
als mie fe georebt mar, oebt ie atp.
mer at 6en @e6estpetler gebn TIT
6ebt Sen email for febr auslege.
@em mer les NIT e &in6 at 6ubn
bdtt, 6ann fonnt mer ibn e 6ieiente
@penfing getppe, atptper tpenn ruer
10 e alteS Dummies frummbeintges
&ameel Dor it@ batt, mte midi,
Damn 6ebt nur nod ems belfe I'M
6as mar i'm for sic gan5e @elt
ols en- giel I'M e 4alb, btn3ultel1e,
momit i@ perbleipe SINE SSbrn lie
her
0biIipp 5auerampfer.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-30
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Httltpp 5aneranapftr.
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Meim lieber &err @e6adtiondr: :

Sic S1bidenge.
gefbidt is ttp>ner &c.
blobt I'M i@ ben nidS
mebr 6opon gebort
In 5e brau9e feline
8rin 6a5u, 1pen1t
sc 6enfe, id batt
aub fem @ort r1ebr
6rilptper geiagt. 8ii.
ie @e, eS Is for en-
celebrate Gamiaiepa'
ter im11er e guteS
Sing, tpen1t ct metb,
Son~4> ~. Sn,%>n SA~1%f
Evening journal., 1922-11-28
Amerlcan bureau Of shippIng.

American bureau OF shipping.
Among these were two 6soo-ton
tankers. under construction by the
New York Shipbuildlng Corporation,
Camden. for builders account. and
three vessels under construction by
tho Sun shipbuildlng Company.
Chester, as follows: 900-ton tanker
for the Sun OH Company. 40O0-ton
passenger steamship for Inter
Island Steam Navigation Company
and 600-ton cable ship for the Com
mercial Pacific Cable Company.
The Pusey & Jones Shipbuilding
Company Is building two combined
passenger and cargo boats OF 2710
tons each for the seaboard Bay
Line.
The new tonnage includes twelve
strictly cargo ships, aggregating sS,-
go tons; seven combined passenger
and cargo vessels. aggregatlng 30.22O
tons; two passenger ships with a
combined tonnage OF 10000; four
tankers. aggregating 24,1oO tons,
and one cable ship. 600 tons.
Among orders placed since No
vember / IS one for two ferryboats
for the adelphia-Camden ser
vice, Just awarded 90 the Pusey g.
Jones Company. The boats will be
200 feet long and will bs tho fastest
ferryboats on the Delaware.
Evening journal., 1922-11-28

the South / might mention; the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad is
spending 100000 ~ for double
tracking and other improvements;
Norfolk, Virginia. is spending FIVE
million dollars on waterfront ter
minal facilities TO aid in ocean ship
ping; new industrial plants costing
more than five million dollars are
being erected near Baltimore; in the
State OF Mississippi there are school
buildings under construction that
will cost a total OF s2.5OOOO0; in
the first nine months Of 1922 con-
tracts were let for the construction
of various kinds OF buildings in the
South TO cost over four hundred
millions.
Those are big figures, children.
and I know you will not be able 70
grasp them, but I am giving them
to show that the people OF this sec
tion have great confidence in the
future. People do not put money
into building unless they are salts
fed that there is good business
ahead"
Evening journal., 1922-11-28
Makes a Family Supply
of Cough Remedy
Really better than reedy-made
cough syrups. and saves about 81.
lastly and quickly prepared.
52S2s2TTS5S2S7S2S5S1S1S1I

II you combined the curative prop.
critics OF every known "ready-made"
cough remedy, you probably could
not get as much real curative power
as there is in this simple homemade
cough syrup, which is easily prepared
in few minutes.
Get from any druggist 2H ounces
Of Pinex, pour il into a pint bottle
and fill the bottle with syrup, using
either plain granulated sugar syrup,
clarified molasses, honey, or corn
syrup, as desired. The, result is
full pint of really better cough syrup
than you could buy ready-made for
three times the money. Tastes pleas
ant and never spoils.
This Pinex and Syrup preparation
gets right at the cause of a cough and
gives almost immediate relief. IL
loosens the phlegm, stops the nasty
throat tickle and heals the sore, irri-
tated membranes so gently and easily
that il is really astonishing.
+ A days use will usually overcome
the ordinary cough and for bronchitis,
Group, hoarseness and bronchial asth-
ma. there is nothing better.
PineX is a most valuable concen-
trated compound OF genuine Norway
pine extract, and has been used for
generations to break severe coughs.
To avoid disappointment, ask your
druggist for "2ih ounces of Pinex"
with full directions. and don't accept
anything else. Guaranteed to give
absolute satisfaction or money
promptly refunded. The Pinex Co.,
Ft. Wayne, Ind.
Evening journal., 1922-11-28
Uncle IedS Bedtime Stories
Uncle Ted Writes From the Far SouhBusness Conditions Good
Throughout the Couny-Eection No Reflection Upon Harding

the rebuilding OF their water front
so that much of their products may
be shipped by water. Everything
in st. Louis points to progress and
better times.
you both would love Kansas
City, Mo. tits a wonderful city in
the Heart of the Nation There on
the streets and in the hotels you
find the smartly dressed easterner
on business walking along side
cowboy in his big hat and the pros
porous ranch owner and oil man
who are in the city for a few days
attending TO the shipping Of cattle
or the lplaclng OF their oil In the
hands OF one Of the many big. oil
companies. The city fairly booms
with the noise Of business and pros
perity. One newspaper man told
me when showing me through one
OF the most up-to-date newspaper
plants I have ever seen that real
estate men and contractors say II
will take ten years for them 10
catch up IN the building necessary
TO take care of the growing needs OF
the city. Dozens of apartment
houses are being built and hundreds
OF houses. The lumber business Is
getting back 10 normal in. compari-
son with the slump through which
Il has passed. The hotels are crowd
ed and there is no talk OF hard
times.
From Kansas City passed down
through Oklahoma and into the
great State of Texas. Even in the
South where men are naturally in
ciined 20 make light Of a Republi-
can administration, I found BUSH
ness so active that there was no
In fact, the South is
now enjoying the greatest prosper
lty It has known in many. many
years. The cotton crop OF the pas
year brought about a billion and a
half dollars into that section OF the
country, and in recent years cotton
has increased 80 rap
lily that now the South puts into
form more than half
the cotton It produces.
Among other things learned
while I was making a swing through
Evening journal., 1922-11-28
SHIP MEN BACK
ASSATEAGUE PROJECT

Directors OF the PHILADELPHIA
Maritime Exchange met yesterday
In the Bourse and discussed improve
ments to the Assateague anchorage,
Chincoteague, Va. The board is In
sympathy with the proposed fos-
tering by the Board OF Trade OF the
Virginia city. The subject was re-
ferred TO the Commerce and Trans
portation Committee OF the Ex-
change for appropriate action.
j. S. W. Holton, president OF the
exchange and chairman OF the
board Of directors. said he Will be
glad TO receive suggestions from
interested persons in connection with
an appeal 10 be made to Congress
for an appropriation to improve the
Evening journal., 1922-11-28

anchorage. Assateague IS approx
mately sixty miles south OF Cape
Henlopen. with its present depth.
the harbor can accommodate only
small coasting vessels.
Evening journal., 1922-11-28
BUILDING 26
SHIPS ON RIVER
OF New Contracs Two Are
Placed With Pusey and
Jones Comany
BUILD CABLE
BOAT IN PHILA.

Twenty-six vessels OF 15e,ssO gross
tons were included in the seagoing
tonnage building or contracted for
IN the United States on November 1.
according TO reports compiled by the
Evening journal., 1922-11-28
For Constipated Bowels Bilious Liver

pietely by morning and you will feel
splendid. They work while you
sleep" Cascarets never stir you up
or grippe IKE Salts, Pills, calomel
or OIL and they cost only ten cents
a bog. Children love cascarets TOO.
Evening journal., 1922-11-28

The incest cathartic-iaxstive 20
physic your bowels when you have
Headache Biilousness
Colds Indigestion
Dizziness Sour Stomach
Is candy-like Cascaret. One or two
tonight VIII empty your bowels COM
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-06-01
REAL ESTATE LOANS

FIRST TRUST LOANS MADB ON I'M
proved d. c. real estate. or for tuildinf
prevailing rate 81 interest. snd cOm%ission
LOUIS y SHOEMAKER. 1907 q. ave-
Main lloe
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BrookIand, D. c., Price $3.50


A lovely home in Nd Para With rooms:
easy terms.
As an investment: best buy In " T.: on
rhlRnd Terrace; q beautiful Groom Colonial
home; owner must sell; $4,000.
ful s-room home. in nne condition: for only
81 600 cash and $500 per month.
1900 Block. First st. NV. hne Groom
home; h.w.h.: easy payments.
room detached home: elec. llEhs; $1,000
cash and small monthly payments Of $500.
Randolph at ne lEckinrtonD. Almost new
Groom Colonial home: hwh.; elec- lghts:
hn' condition; $1,000 cash; easy moHtbly
payments
c st. ne. An s-room home: hDe eondl-
tion: only $500. Act quickly.
r st. An -s-room home: furnace
heat: fine condition; 81 $50 cash; easy pay
merits.
9 large rooms; furnace heat: garages; nns
condition; good Investment.
ST ne. fine 6-rOom home: garage
space. 81 500 cash and $50 ~ monthly.
Fla. ave. near North Capitol. hne
Groom home: in hns condition: for only
$500; easy payments; must be sold at
once.
good corner grocery in " z: doing a
good business; must b. sold quickly On
sccOunt Of health.
NJ. E. THOMPSON CO.,
North sls2. - Ru nv
Exclusive Agent AZ
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FARMS

MONTGOMERY COUNTY ABOUT L.
miles northwes; Of white House: iJV
ceres: unimproved: $50 per acre. LOUIS p,
SHOEMAKER. 1907 n. Y. ave. nv. Aarn
1895
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Central Northeast.
S4,750
sth st. near K-6 spacious rooms and
bath; room for garage; brick; all light
rooms; fine condition.
$4,000
Easy terms: St. near ath-I delightful
rooms and bath; rom for garage: good con-
dition throughout; low monthly payments.
$4,000
On Fla. ave, near 10th st-Modern: 9
large rooms and bath: delightful back yard:
room for garage. flowers and garden.
$3.50
On eth st.--Gopd section; q da ndy rooms
and bath; h.-w.h.: double garage; cleo in
block; Colonial porch: hig bargain.
$3.50
On lnt1 st. near East Capt. room and
hath brick: h.-w.h.: bv far the best offering
adjoining East Capitol at
WILLIAM K. HARTUNG
HOS 18Th st. NV. Phone Exchange Main s72
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INVESTMENT PROPERTIES
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTIES

NEAR nEL1 WARE AYR. a CANAL ST.
s.-AbouJ 81 600 sousre feet az 20 cssts
pei foot LOUIS P SHOEMAKER 1901 ~
z. ave. nv Main iiee
on p a q R R AT BErHEsDG ANp
near Rockville Pine sod rtr iins-About
Ik5 900 sausre feet suitable for lnnbet yard
or other like purpose. Price. SIS. 600 LoUit
p. SHOEMAKER. 1907 n. Y. ave. ~.
Main llAA
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$4,000.

l1th ST near Lincoln Park-9 rooms and
bath: double brick garage.
JOHN y. DONOHOE & SONS.
3l4 Pa. ave Sc
BIRD ST. Ne. Mr. .E-6 RMS d b; La
trobe In cellar; gar. rm.; Al cond.: So
500; 81 900 cash.
wIi.DMAN 4 CO.,
9th and Fl SITS NV. FIR s4o6
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A lovely home In Nd. Parf with rooms:
h.w.h.; cleo lights; in hne condition; $500;
easy terms.
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WILLIAM K. HARTUNG

Square Of Conn ave.-Nssrly new r. 4
b: semi-bungalOw: h.-w.h-: cleo: spat iGui
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As an investment; best buy In y. T.; o.
rhland Terrace: q beautiful Groom CoIonis
home; owner must sell: $4,000.
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CHEVY CHAsE-HoLLow TILE BUNGA-
low with garage to match; rooms
bath: hardwood throughout; in the choicest
location: large lot Price Is only s13.75O.
p. s. BENNETT. 800 Cont. Trust Bldg.
Main 1894
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SUBURBAN FOR SALE
WILLIAM K. HARTUNG,
HOS 18th AZ NV Phone Exchange Main 3
HOME BUILDING EASY.

IIONL QUILTING EAO i.
SO TO SO 1er month buys beautiful home
site al Alcova Heights; clear title on cash
payment Of 10 per cent for purpose Of Dor
rowing money with which to build. Our
contractor will hgur- with you on plans and
cost 81 building. See us NJ once n You
want a suburban home; aud 8 r>pm hunEs-
lows for sale Take street ar or bus
llth 81. and Pa. ave. for AlrovH or drive
out Columbia pike 90 my residence. J G.
RYARs. AlcovA Heights -
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CHARMING LITTLE HOME PRICED AT
very low figure to effect early sale: seven
rooms and bath: completely finished and
heated attic; large front, rear and sleeping
porches: electric lights: hardwood floors and
trim: garage. Price. ST. 500 McKEEvER
q GosS. 14n5 Eye st. NV. Main 4752.
9eoa
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CHEVY CHASE-sTUCCO HOME. COM
7letely detached on large lot: spacious
side porch: has eight we'll ventilated rooms
and bath; cellar; modern heating plant;
hardwood floors and electricity: garage:
earlv possession Price. $4,000. McKEEvER
q Goss. 14O5 Eve st. NV. Main 1852