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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-13
LIGHT VOTE AT ALBANY.
(SDecial Correspondence.)

Albany, Dec. 13.-A light vote was
cast yesterday for or against the
new constitution proposition. The
sudden drop in the temperature
kept the ladies' from turning out
in any great numbers.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-13
BANK OPENING
Will Be DEC. Is
fsnecial corresnonaanee1

Especial CORRESPONDENCE
keithsburg, Dec. 1S.-The re-
modelling Of the citixens State bank
Of Keithsburg is now nearing COM
pletion and the officers and direc-
tors have planned the formal; open
ing day for Saturday, Dec. 16. i
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-13
CONSTITUTION W
BEATEN IN GENE5E0
BY 394 MAJORITY
Especial CoYrespondence.)

Especial 0Yfespond0nce.]
Geneseo, Dec. 12-The vote on
the proposed new constitution IN
Geneseo At the election Of yester-
day was about one-third Of the reg
fstration. The new basic law was
defeated in Geneseo township BY
the following vote;
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-13

Geneseo, Ill, Dec. 13.-The ladies'
aid society Of the First Methodist
church VIII mset with Mrs. Fred
Buell. at her home on North STATE
street tomOrfoW afternoon.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-13
Totals
mo" maiority-SS4,

NO mAJOrfty@Sy4.
The total vote for Charles J.
Searle for circuit court Judge was
not reported, but he was given
very hattering vote in spite Of the
fact that there was no opposition
to his candidacy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-18
THE DEADLY DISHrAN

lln.aU YOU conceive OF dIshpan that nearly
i .lio,da natt,eshin's crew? romantic OK
!, ..ned .ed push yellow fever or The Sarth AZ
T! ,ns,Ig l"'c of . baltic With dtfcn
+. inS',,,, ,',S n HE Magazine section nf ~"
.-Adp. ''Np"h"' 'M"Ne Il Hat!'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-18
PARROTS CRY OF "FIRE"
NOT A BURGLAR ALARM
Bird Awakens Owner Who Finds
Kitchen Ahame After Gard PARTY

pet parrot saved three story
apartment house, the Juanita, 1928
Jefferson street, from destruction by
fire early today.
Z. j. Doyle. who has an apartment
on the top floor of the Juanita, had
card party in his kitchen last night.
The play lasted we'll into the early
hours. When the players had gone,
Doyle retired, but few moments after
ne had gone to sleep. he was awakened
oy the shrill screams of his parrot,
which he kept in the Kitchen.
In the last few weeks, three attempts
have been made by burglars to enter
Doyle apartment. Thinking the bird
mad been alarmed by another attempt
70 force an entrance, Doyle rushed into
the kitchen with his revolver. Instead
Io,t burglars, he found the woodwork in
the kitchen in flames.
Doyle, who is a cripple. called the
iahllor: and with his help put out the
nre before arrival of the firemen. 1t is
thought the flames started from a cigar
putt, thrown on the floor by one of the
card players.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-18
SAY. MRS. CAFFEE
IS COMING HERE
Disappeared From Los Angeles
When Clara Phillips Broke
Out Of Jail
CHIEF WITNESS FOR STATE

Pegsy Cafee. chorus girl and chum
in Los Angeles Of the murder Of AL
berta Meadows, is on her way to this
city, according to report received from
an east-bound Santa Fe train at
Albuquerque.
Mrs. Caffee, it is said. has relatives
in this city. She has refused to dis
cuss the recent escape Of her former
chum. .
Los Angeles. Dec. 1S.-Oficials in
the search for Clara Phillips, who es-
for the murder Of Alberta Meadows,
are searching for an unnamed woman
who they believe holds the key to
the mystery. Under Sheriff Biscailuz
said It would be matter Of days before
she would be found. He declared il
was virtually certain that the woman
could give information as to the per-
sons who aided Mrs. Phillips in her
escape.
Ten women inmates Of the county
Jail were questioned yesterday. In all,
more than twenty persons have been
interrogated.
Word from Kansas City police
shattered what was at first believed to
De AH lHpOTtuuI CIue W WIS. nllllpS
whereabouts. Officers discovered tele.
gram sent two days after the escape to
an address in Kansas City, and signed
Clara" The wire stated a registered
letter was to follow. According to the
police Of the Eastern city. the party to
whom the telegram was addressed knew
nothing Of Clara Phillips.
According to telegram received here
yesterday. Clara Phillips Is in Tia
Juana. The telegram states that the
"tiger woman can be seen daily in
the streets Of the Mexican border town.
The sender of the telegram. according
to, Biscailuz. is Of good repute along
the border. Unofficial reports from
Government officials at San Diego give
credence to the story.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-18
DRY AGENT ARRESTED
FOR ACCEPTING "BRIBE''
Homer Robbins Brought Here After
luzerne Police Make Charge

Homer Robbins, special prohibition
agent, was brought to Philadelphia to-
day by Department Of Justice agent,
charged with accepting what he thought
was bribe from hotelkeeper in Lu-
zerne, near Wilkes. Barre.
Robbins was arrested Saturday night
when, according to the agents, he ac- :
cepted the supposed bribe In marked
money while police officers were con
cealed under the table as the deal took
place.
Police of Luzerne say that Robbins
called a few days ago at hotel owned
by Joseph Zelinsky and demanded $500.
Zelinsky told him to return Saturday
night and in the meantime told the chief
and assistant chief Of police Of Lu-
zerne.
The police officers concealed them
selves under table and when Robbins
arrived he was taken to the room where
the policemen were hidden. Zelinsky
says he handed him marked money
which was found In Robbins pocket by
the police when they arrested him.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-18
HOLD HUMAN FORTRESSES
Wilmington Police Arrest Two Phil
adeIphIa Men on Suspicion

Salvatore Marine and Samuel Cont,
both Of philadelphia and the latter re-
Gently of Wilmington, Del, who were
arrested in that city yesterday ana
found to be heavily armed, were ar
raigned in Municipal Court. Whining
ton, this morning. The men were ar
rested as they were about to board a
train for Philadelphia and each had
two pistols, one an automatic, and
ammunition.
They have refused to make any
statement about their intentions. At
the request of counsel their hearing was
postponed until week from tomorrow.
to which time they were held under
$4,000 bail each. Being unable to fur.
nish security they we're committed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-18
AUTO SALESMAN TO PAY.
FOR DAMAGE TO ROAD
Pitman Officials Hold Car Driven
Over New Concrete Surface

The pleas of his employer obtained
the release from the Woodbury. Jail last
night of II. w. Weeks, an automobile
salesman Of this city and former
army aviator, who drove car for 300
Yards over the soft concrete of newly
surfaced road at Pitman, n. J.
The heavy motorcar churned ahead
through the concrete Saturday night,
leaving deep tracks in its wake; When
II stalled neighbors held Weeks until
nolice arrived. Justice Of the Peace
Haines committed him TO jail for thirty
days.
Although Weeks was released, the
township officials are holding the car
as security for the payment Of dam
ages tothe road. A contractor today
began patching up the ruts.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-18
CITY HALL IN BOWER
christmas Trees and Greens Once
More Surround Bio BuIIdinu

Nity Hall began to take on its at
,Mnospnere Of Christmas today, when
.ne hrst Of the Christmas trees and
srfpenery which are sold there arrived.
., BESIDES providing a holiday decora.
uon Tor the municipal building, the
.ee-sthnds at the east entrance be-
tine r1Ii the center of interest for boys and
t,'s tousa out with their parents on shopping
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-18
AUTOMOBILE SIDEWIPED
Mrs. William Geo In Germantown
HospItal, Following Accident Today

Mrs. William Gee. 3553 Sepvlva
street, is in the Germantown Hospi-
tai, suffering from bruises and shock,
and her husband and daughter, Yvonne,
twenty years old. are at their home.
both suffering slight cuts, following
the sidewiping Of Gees automobile
early today at Norwood avenue and
Church lane. Germantown.
The machine that ran into Gees auto
was driven and owned by Joseph An
dreoli, 6167 North Bouvier street.
With him was Louis s. Bugaretti, 1853
South Eighth street. Andreoli was arr
rested and held for hearing and Bu-
garetti was held as material wit
ness.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-18
RIDGE AVENUE IS GAY
Roxboroush's Shopping District Puts
on FestaI Display for Holidays

Roxborough business men have dec
grated the main shopping district of
that section, which is on Ridge avenue
between Lyceum and Leyering ton ave-
Christmas trees and placards, giving
the street festive appearance.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-08-23
Gtreif- -Sitnatiune1t.

@iennem be1e 6ett forlebne l1gc
bor ser beret &onferancer % nn-
oerbono1inger t1elletn oe ftrioenhe
s5aftioner it6befdttenoe au1> %
SSernbaneitreifen. &ba6 S2ufitreifen
ongaor ioa bar mat opnaaet Gnig-
beo e1oeI B1p6fnl-Strsg, iddat
Mrbcioet scr r1t er gienoptaNet, met
/ Saor6fulminerne ftoar set c.16nu
eonife itille. Det ontages BOG, at
man ogiaa ser tan opnaa fSorlig I'M
oen nogIe Dage.
Sbao SSernbanei itreifcn ongoar,
ioo er ser en6nu life noget .Gorlig
o2noaet. Gyor nogle Gage ii6en iaa
oct ganite lopen6e 1t6, nten Sc 1ioite
gfterretnirger tD6er paa, at BET ct1h<
mt er tbi1lomt on Sor1i1 fon op>
nooes. Gn flor &onferance boloes /
@oibington ioog og belle 2an6et
itoar sSorbentntng ODER btao l16>
foloet af 6enne &onferance ifal bli.
Deriom 6oribg poa Tor1ig ftranber
ogloa beb 6enne &onferencc bill Stil>
lingen blt berre og lite bc6re, tbi
6et bill fun ia til 9felultat at begge
@ioer bill rnite fig til fortint Scamp.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-08-23

@or6b bang fait BEN in6til De toni
/ 2dn1. 9e fit oa itrafs 8u6 ien6t
til Golf ott &ie1p % iaa1nort iom
nuligt bleb orbetoet fat tgang 1nco
at fin6e Sc to 0n1fonttte. Wan fdn6t
at @anoet bdr omfring 80 500 6Dbt
bpor 8aaoen belte6e og matt fan6t
iffe Sc 6orulpffe6e fer mos Ysi6nat.
Ole &augen par en- oel fienot
Mon6 6en Dmegn. San 9ar ert
@effe af Mar boet paa en Gornt nog-
Ie W}il til gtoro fra &en1,ing. men
1tit i 6e ii6ite fdd 9(dr bar ;Samilien
boo6 / Genitittg. &an bot Ell Mano
poo onifring 68 9lar gdmmeG og ef,
terla6er fig &,titru o6 Ell a6opttp-
Dotter. Sans &uitru ltgger for
Gi6en ipg paa ct @oipitaI / Minnea=
polls. Weiis @eecbs &iem er / @n-
1teapolis og bun bar paa ct &eIpg
bos Mr. og Mrs. 8on6p. Set for>
teIIes at bum bar omfrtng 80 eller
35 Mar go1nmel.
@egraberien foregaar iooa / @en-
ming og 2eof 2afe. Boitor 0rage
forretter.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-08-23

enb ct @prog blir gierne &iernfs6itt.
gers SO flere ser Ct / ct 2on> ion.
fan rnin6ft to 1ebett6e @ttog, ocfto
bpiere ptf bet 8of ftaa.
Ser / 2att6et ct Gorhoi>en.: faa-
6an at 6e allerfIeite biIbe f.arr.: tale
pg 1ere rnt1toft to 1ebenbe Sprog, -
2dnoets &obeoiprog, @ngclf, % BET
@prog bborfra en felb euer ere 6or-
fe6re bar TONNE. Set pi;oe bIipe
aI6eles eneitaoet16e / @erjcnsDiitc.
rien> at felb ben labefte Mll:te:'nono
fun6e tale og 1eie to @broJ ct af
be ftpre @erbensiprog og ct a1!oet H.
6et el1er ftort 2an6siprog, Dct biloe
/ bpi @ro6 forgge 2anbets aln.cne
SSntel1tgens eller DhnneIie.
@an foritaor egentlig itfe ,,ceet
@pro@ bberfen eranr1otiit eller le,
rifalf e1ler fonetiF, fbr 1nnn bar
lert ogiaa ct an6et @proe fcr, man
tan forflare og beIpie set oprtn6eIiqe
meo. 9lle fful6e altiaa brre 9la5
be6 at De norife bebol6t (eaer rettere
gienoptog) BET norffe Sprog. be tp-
1fe fit tpife oib., bare 6e lcrtc Gn-
gelif goot. Set 6ortrin ifulte man
bore gla6 beo at II. g. bcp6e iren1-
for alle an6re @tger I Weroen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-08-23

n6rpoetoner", en- @amItng Set tiett-
6es of oIle> ion Ieoer eller bafdtter
fig meo &oriang}I San er Sesu6ett
en- al Hioneererne boa bette 0mraa>
6e, ioet bans fprite Sanlingu @eg,
terrglten" nofont aIlere6e / 1883.
@aa toni vGrp6eto11er" Ser Mare-
nes 2eb er l16gaaet lite n,in6re ems
25O,OO0 greatpIarer. -- Derpoa
,@ompnelooier" fom bot uogap t
Sorbin6elie meb Eenor1aneerett
&rof. 9feineita6. }0g e1toel'G ,,Cffc
fra Moroen", oer bleb ir1sfhn11et TIN
ser ct 0pbolo / george poa @ientt11r
fra Baleitina / 1897. SITE iaa faa
al 6e melt populere norife 6onee /
~Grpoetoner", er ifrebet at &onean
ielp. Dis1e bill / ben npc Gamling
for fgrite Gang bere Torfatteretts
geabn. 8lan6t 6e, @ange font bltr
at finoe / .6olfeiat1ee" fau bi nep-
ne: @aar Sior6ene blaaner> Zen er-
iontn1es @ong, @o6nat, min Sen,
Serena6e, &eiten., Naor og bbor,
2engiel, Sen trnge Mften. gn fier.
Zig Eanfe, Suomis Song> &totd
@tierna, ~Sbitlp tbe Dupli9bt Go=
.oeb", r2titen to tbe Mocftra @ir6"
v2ait @oie Of GUNNER" ,&ettt1,cfp
Some, v016 8lacH Soc" MS = 6reamt
s 6tpe1t in Morble @alls", u@carer~
n1p Sob to Tbee>" v@mrb Wee @acf
to Sl6 @trginnp" ~Gome @bere tie
2iIies 8loom", v@ben Oon atto S
>pere Ooung, Mngete", rG!asias in
the Golo, GoIo @rontt6,~ ~gottle
&pmn Of tie @eprtblic, ~2ede, fin6>
liz Sight"
8i ifal fenere gi 8oge1t nt6ere
9lnmeloelle 6o Sen blir at fao figbt
/ ltgeblo6ets TrDfferi, 1taar 6en blir
fer6ig.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-08-23

benz. @i, 11benlon6ife, fan ogfaa
rb6e oen 6ribe6 at goa op paa &e>
ftngs Mnre raar en blir trrt 1T
bers brimle1oe @aoer - CIT 6rtbe6
iom @ineierne felp lite har, 1oen at
Sc er felge ne6 noget al os.
@oget af oct iom intereslerer os
melt er 6e e46gant1e @fgub2ten1p-
Ier> ion er iao talrige ber. &emp.
ler bpgget til @onfucius> G,,b6ba og
@loma=DDrfe1ie, iaabel1om an6re
oprettet efter 8efaltng af @inas 3ei=
iere. Sm narge iiges oct at oe ct
flere but16re6e 9lor garnlc. 0e er
itore pregtige 8p9ninger og moa Ia
b9ret. meget bafre naar Sc bar npe.
st af oe ifienneite er ~Ebe 2en1ple
Of &nben", otrettet cfter @efaling
of en- of &inds &eiiere. Ge+ beitaor
af to olr1in6elige Dele> ~9innlens
Tempel" og Sinlens 9I1ter'. Get
ii6itn9bnte, ct itort, rl1nbt Glib af
bbto Marmor, tire Erappetrin bdit,
me6 nj @teg bbert Groa3etr;n. Sill
bette Tetnpel tom &etierer en- Gang
for Maret for at ofre ct Brenboffer
og tilbe6e SEN v@ne olleeroe Grb"
iom oe fal6te SEN nipnltee, ufien6te
Mon6. geaor en- ifner bctte Sempel
og Ieier bets &iitorie. inrcs bet os
iom om Solicit 6en Et6 maatte ba
bobt Itbt sSoriton6 ONT S1mler og
Dor @u6.
8n66bii itte1nplerne er SC melt tal=
rige og be lom er meit beisyt af SOL
fet 6isie Tiber, en6ifjer6t ocre5
Gilbeoere er og1aa ScnurcNlie~
ming, meget faa. De fleitc cnhcg of
oisle Tenpler> er neget imuoii9e oy
i1oe toget bare paa. Dette cr ii::sser-
Zig ct gcpis poo at &tnd3 Wefolf=
ming bor, til Ell flor @ra6, tobt iin
EiI1io til glfgl16erne. 9iu er iiffer=
Zig 6en @riitne @irfes Nnleotiing at
1aa 1in @e6. Sofet er / bele taget,
bil1ig til at lere og blibe epIpit. ::
@i6hl bar ;eg fun ftnSeret 5pro>
get. @i fat finefiffe 2ercre font If
fe taller noget @ngelif, bporfcr ri ct
tbunget til at tale bet lille hi oeb al
@inefi It. 2ererne er megct flinfe til
at Iere % og til at iretteiGtte o5
noor bt iffe toler &et, bptlfet ben=
Der fon oftelt. &aaber 3d.; at 11uar
min Tio be6 Sfo1en er uoc, at flln<
ne on1gnoes me6 bette sJolf / Gnle
&erne6 en- bjerteIig &ititn til olle
1gebld6ets 2e1ere og iier alle
@jen6te. 93ora &oSpol>.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-08-23
Sorp9ia9ett.

lTor1eif &emme Dec.= =Tritet)
st 4fnmpeberf bar 6e; 9{niertfa<
nerne n6ferte Trdnfrige. Set 1flsn
ner ieg meget be6re hit fi6cr ;ec TOM
til Mmertfa igien. 9(t fgre 9 Mtllio=
ner @oIooter ober set itorc Mtlan=
terbob uoen at mite ct eneite 9th
er ct tefniif og obniniitrattot @tor'
BERT u6en 2tge / @er6enshtitoricn
Set bar ogIaa pao bbt 'S>if at ben
nc &ielp fom, 6et ifienncr les ogio1
be6pe MI en6 fer. Sc Mlli'rc>c nor
ner beo at gibe op set bels Sm be
feireoe al og til, iaa manglcoe Sc iffe
at forfpIge iin Seter. Dc mcaGlccc
baa6e Men6 og Motertel til Set.
@ao font Mn1erifanernc ion. baboe
boooe Mon6ifab og Matcri,l, og De
bob6e en tefniM Dpgtighe5 fort fom
Tpifernes meget ner. e fcnlmer
utpillontt Tpiferne ncrm.'t | al
@logs tefntif DDgttgbeo.
st iaa6ont @torberf Bat irr6eles
go6t og npttigt ogiaa iaaooH al slime
rifattenre mere en6 nogcnl:1!S' fer
fien6te Jig fom @uropeernes 2ige,
meno, og at Gnropeerne lieu nI6t
til at onerfienbe bent font fine 2ige=
men6.
Ween etbbert mt Gretnits6 bar
gierrte ogfaa ct Gilbagelfr;;>t. @aa,.
1e6es oeiaa nteo bette sSrettitr6. Det
git Mmerifanctne til &obet, ,g Set
er life frit for at @nobbett:e5et, Tor
fengeligbe6en beebnbte at btiptte
mango. @anIe6es 11aar sc ftf EN-
Maptns af Sen @nobetbeo at 81. lite
bil6e bi6e al an6re Iepenhe Gpro5
ber i 2anoet e116 @ngeIie.. 0e1tne
@nobbetbe6 bar ogfaa arebet ON iid
mel1em Sc Morife, font forreitett ct
pa1,te n1eo 0ahTefpre6< <SitobbetDe6:
= De buffeoe tHe paa Sen &siirt5 at 81
betere oannebs io@ ttte Tan #'aQ
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-08-23
st ilent 9rnfni,tsstilfelbe.

0e6 2eaf 2afe / g1er)eoen of
SEEMING ben6te ser en- ilenl l,lrffe
ii6ite Gpn6og often. Wer. og Mrs.
SSber 9on6D og Ole &auSell fra
&enning, iamt Miis &elen @eccb fra
Minneapolis, reiite no til Geitre
2eof 2afe pao @enoag @ftern,i6oog
forat ia EN- 8oo6tur. 0e git / en-
8aao foripnet meo ! en iaofalbt
"Gbinruoe" Dribfraft Jog iattc uo<
paa Dubet af SSnoljeen. gfaar Sc
bar fomne omtrent @alpbciS uopaa
2afen bei1utte6e be at pcnbe ON.
Set laoer til at Wers. @ontp og ST.
&augen 1a6 beo 9lgteren6eu of 9aa-
BEN og ftDret 6en.~ 9enar oe Da66e
beite1nt fig paa at benoe ttlbage lfnl=
oe ST. Suugen bielpe til al faa @aa
ben ben6t me6 en- Mare. &inoen
bleite nof1aa baarot iaa Wo1,oet bar,
ganife uroligt. Wfe6 BET famine ian
reiite fig forat giere bette, 1nuble6e
ban og fal6t paa 6en enc SIDE af
8aa6ett me6 iaa6an, Tpteoe, at
*8aa6en fantre6e eiebIiffelie, 90
ale oen folot ie1pfelaeIisIi gan=
set. Mer og> 0ers. @o,top bar oog
iitan6 til at t1pnee fig foft oen
fantpe6e 8aao; nen &r.zSaugen og
Miis 9eecb foripanot. 9oooen orif.
tebe t1tpb 2anb og Mr, pd @rs.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-08-23
A SEASON OF TORTORE FOR
SOME.

Hay fever carries untold misery
to thousands. Foley's Honey and
Tar soothes that raw, rasping
feeling in the throat relieves hoar
seness and wheeling, makes
breathing easier permits refresh
ing s1umber. Mrs. O Stapf, 736
Clinton Ave., P1ainfield, N. J.,
says: "Foley's Honey and Tar is
medicine that bears recommen.
ding. I keep it in the house con-
stantly''. Contains no opiates. Re-
fuse substitutes.
Sold Everywhere
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-08-23

&rpniif Tpritpppelie. Seq 1eo
af frontif 6or1toppelie, met fi6en
lea er begDn6t at brute Dr. Neiers
@urifo, fsler ieg mig fuloftGnoig
ro1f", ffriber $r. Granf Gceglcr At
g3ortpoo6, Ohio. Dette popnlere
urtemi66el fremmer Gorbetelien %
requlerer Maben. Set er lite no.
gen Mpotefsme6icttt, mcn blincr Ie"
beret of fpecie1e Mgenter. SIR nner'
mere un6erretning ifrib til Dr. e>
ter sSabrnep & Cons Co., Chicago,
eSQinois.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-08-23
Brep fra afna.
@efing, &itd,
cS1tIi t6. 1O99


Eil ltgeblo6ets 2efere
&iere @enner:
sS6ag er Sen6ag - en- megct. 1ttc>
get baffer foIf1ar Dug. WAS @tbe1
9lfins, ett af Sc hoenffe s(1tguitanaS
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biernme. &ber Ii6en 9(ger er life
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6ens" biemme, og 1tgger / ale &'t,
ninger. @bert Tibet @te6, font fon
benDttes ct taget / 8rrg, el16og
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nuts, @orn o9 @reniager er ont
trent bele MbIingen. @no1sipnt BET
er tt6ligt paa Morgenen, er Solicit
pppe og bor begpn6t fit Mrhei6e.
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6er bans @eit. Set ni1toer oS om
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be6. Befing er Sen meit il1tcresian-
te 8p. Den er omringet al en flor
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oberalt. Set er iiffer1io ianot iom
en bar fagt: ~@aar en- fgrit fonmer
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ftengt iom ct Gengiel." Ti moa
er6og babe Mnre omfrine bore eg-
ne &iem. Gi filler fom msoi tre,t.
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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-02-03
MANY ADULTS TOY WRECKERS
Fathers, Mothers, and Uncles, All Too
Fond of TrifIing With the Chill
dren's Playthlnas.

Fathers and uncles have always
made it practice to play with little
Willie's mechanical toys at Christmas
time until they were broken, frequently
permitting Willie to look on merely,
while group Of adults manipulated
the toys all Christmas day.
But what happened to little Willie
was as nothing to the wrongs prac-
ticed by mothers who have purchased
walking dolls for their little girls.
A little girl whose family had been
making entirely unsuccessful efforts
to conceal the ante-Yuletide presence
ir the home of a walking doll came
out with the whole history of the case
one evening.
"Are you going to show her the
indicating a dinner guest as the "her"
In question.
Father and mother looked at each
other aghast. Theoretically the little
girl was not supposed to know there
was a walking doll in the house until
Santa Claus introduced them. Tact
fully they ignored the question.
Bedtime, DEAR" suggested mother
sweetly.
But the little girl had reached the
end of her endurance. Desperately she
turned to the guest:
'They play with it every night after
I 60 to bed" she walled.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-02-03
Important Historical Work.

Dear friends and Obion Countians:
In our enthusiasm over road build
ing and other important enterprises,
let us not forget that our county is
entitled to another fund. And this
fund is available without bond is
sue. We refer to the appropriation
made by the last Legislature (per-
haps the best and most far-reaching
piece of work that body did, for his
torical work.
Out of our pro rata of this fund
every important historical place in
our county should be marked. Now
who will be first to suggest one or
more places?
Any one having suggestions to
make let me hear from you through
the press. Very respectfully,
MRS. w. ]. CALDWELL.