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The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1910-09-08
WOULD Be Thief
QUICKLY CAUGHT
Gloms His Bed Fellows Watch
and Wallet and Makes
for a Getaway
But Deputy Sheriff Huffman
Spoils Game and Fellow
is in the Tolls

Paul Jensen will have plenty of time
to ponder over a wrong deed committed
Sunday morning. Paul was one of the
threshing crew on the Oscar Wicklund
machine south of the city and early
Sunday morning his bed pal woke to
find that his money, amounting to $82
and his gold watch were missing, as
we'll as the fellow he had trusted as a
bed partner. The man who had lost
the watch and money got busy, war
rant was soon in the hands of Deputy
Sheriff Huffman, and Walt, with Night
Watch Miller and Charley Moore and
his automobile started on the scent.
They trailed the fellow down the 500
track, easy to do it on dewy morning,
and found the escapade hitting the ties
on the 500 track between Nicholson
and Cogswell. They, knew the alleged
thief had gun, andIour deputy went
after him just as he would covey OF
chickens these days-all cooked and
primed ready for business with big
ger gun than the fellow he was after.
The man kept his hand on his pocket
where the gun was concealed, but
lacked the nerve to pull it. He turned
the gun over to the officer, which was
loaded in all five barrels. It was 81
and dangerous looking piece.
The fellow was brought back to the
city, and at his preliminary hearing be.
fore Magistrate Tuthill Tuesday on the
charge of grand larceny, he waived ex-
animation and was bound over to dis
trict court. He was taken to Glendale
the same day by Sheriff Reames, who
came after him. At once he will be
taken before Judge, Allen of Lisbon
and undoubtedly will be given term
in thespenitentlary.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1910-09-08
St. CHARLES SCHOOL NOTES

The St. Charles School opened last
Tuesday morning with a large attend
ance. At $3.50 the teachers and pupils
attended the Holy Ghost Mass cele-
brated by Father Baker, to call the as
sistance of the Almighty for the sue
cess of their efforts in teaching and
learning. After services all marched
to school, and thus the third term of
St. Charles School began under the aus
pices of heaven, promises to outclasa
the others in attendance and success.
Anyone wishing to take music lessons
from the Sisters, should apply with
Sister Gertrude of the school.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1910-09-08
COUNTY NEWS
FULLERTON.

Geo. Bogenschutz of Waldrus, MINI.
and Mas. Aug. Kasburg of Kimball
Prairie, brother and aunt of Mrs.
Koester, who were called here by the
death of their little niec,, returned to
their homes Thursday evening.
Chas. Schandelmeier was out from FL
lendale on Saturday with wagon load
Of watermelons.
The B. T. G's. were entertained on
Thursday afternoon by the Misses Lau-
ra and Mamie Pazandak. Next meet
will be with Miss Dora Webster.
Miss Edith Jensen, who has been
visiting friends in this vicinity for
several days, returned to her home in
Oakes Saturday evening, accompanied
by Miss Emma Bassett.
The Misses Dora Webster. Belle Nor
ey and Mamie Pazandak began teach
ing this week in the Gamter, Hatfield
and Krook schools.
Last Wednesday Rev. Stolper ad-
ministered baptism to Edna Anna
Caroline, the baby daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Koester.
Mrs. G. w.. VonEschen, daughter
Miss Helen, and little grandson Claire
Humphrey, arrived from Fargo Satur-
day for few days visit with their son
and brother Ray and family. Miss
Helen is considerably improved in
health, she has been very ill the past
two months. She is now able to re-
turn to her home at Haynes, S. D.
Frank Kuhn was called to Minnesota
Monday by telegram announcing the
death of his brother, William.
Lightning struck the Enger school
house last Thursday night, splintering
it up considerable. This will probably
delay school a little.
The Misses Jessie and Nellie Dave en-.
tertained few girl friends last Friday
afternoon. Tea was served some Of
the dainties having been brought from
Canada, where they spent the summer.
At each plate was a souvenir for each
guest. They all had a fine time and
felt very glad to be thus remembered.
The Misses Minnie and Nina Ander-
son teach this year in Washington state.
R. c. Heath left Thursday for sever
al weeks vacation. Knute johnson is
substitute agent during his absence.
Mrs. Earnest and children left last
week for their new home at Forbes.
Mrs. Earnest viii teach the upper
grades in the Forbes schools. Misses
Lena and Nellie will remain at home
this year while Miss Wilma and Robert
will finish course at the MI.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1910-09-08
Lost Their Baby.

Many friends sympathize with Mr..
and Mrs. R. E. Vessel who lost their
baby daughter, Rose Caroline, on Satur-
day morning at 4:45. The little one
was taken ill only a few days before
with acute peritonitis, and declined
rapidly. DR.. Meadows did all he could
t, save her, staying with her all the
time during the closing days and nights
Of her short life. She was born Feb.
10th, 1910. -s.s as
The funeral was held Sunday after
noon at three o'clock from St. Charles
church, Rev. Father Baker preaching
the funeral sermon. Remains were
laid away in the Cakes cemetery.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1910-09-08
4,766,683 in N. Y.
METROPOLIS SHOWS REMARK.
ABLE GROWTH IN TEN
YEARS.
INCREASE 38.7 PER CENT
As Large as Any Two Other Cities in
the World, Except London,
Which Numbers
7,42e,74o.

Washington, d. G. - Greater New
York has population Of 4,766,SS3, un.
Ter the thirteenth decennial census.
This makes New York the second
largest city in the world, and as large
rs any two foreign cities, excepting
London.
Since 1900 the population has in.
creased 1926 or 1877 per cent, as
compared with 3,437,2O2 under the last
census.
The borough of the Bronx showed
The greatest increase in the greater
city, Queens, Brooklyn, Richmond and
Manhattan following in order. The
agures for these boroughs, together
With the increases, are as follows:
Bronx, 43o.9S0, an increase of 220,.
l73, or 114.9 per cent.
Queens, 284,041, an increase of 131,.
D42, or 85.6 per cent.
Brooklyn, 1,634,351 an increase of
l67,769, or 40.1 per cent.
Richmond, $500. an increase of
lS,94S, or 2S.3 per cent.
Manhattan, 2,331,542, an increase of
l81, ,444, or 26 per cent.
New York contains only 164,649
lever people than the combined IA
cities Of more than 100000, the popu.
lation Of which already has been an.
lounced, namely: Pittsburg, st. Louis,
Detroit, Buffalo, Cincinnati, Newark,
Milwaukee, Washington, Indianapolis,
Jersey City, Kansas City. Providence,
St. Paul and Denver.
The aggregate population of the
sites named is given as 4,931,532.
The population of Chicago, the sec.
Dnd largest city in the country. prob.
lbly will be announced about the mid.
lie Of this month.
While New York city, according to
The English census returns of 1909 is
IT'LL 2,662,S57 souls behind London in
the race for the greatest city of the
world, she is SO far. ahead Of the other
great cities. of the globe there is little
likelihood Of any Of them catching her
n many decades.
The census Of 1909 showed greater
London's population to be 7,429,74 as
against 6,581,372- in 1901. That New
York is slowly catching London ID
Ihown by the fact that in eight years
London's increase was 84S,368. while
that Of New York for ten years was
l.329,6S1.
Paris, according to the census Of
1906, was the third largest city in the
world, with population Of 2,763, 1893,
while Toxic, under the census of 1908,
was fourth, with 2,1S6,O79. Berlin in
1905. had population Of 2,040,14S.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1910-09-08
GUELPH.

Another rain Sunday night, delaying
threshing.
]. E. Baker, wife and little boy and
Mrs. Sanderson from South Dakota,
visited at G. B. Denison's Wednesday.
Mrs. Hage entertained the Silver
Leaf Ladies Aid Thursday. A splendid
dinner was served. In the afternoon
the Guelph aid joined them and re-
freshments were served.
S. r. 'Dales with wife and daughter,
Roxey, were calling on old neighbors
Thursday.
Miss Edith Bateman returned to her
home in Cakes the latter part of the
week.
Mrs. F. A. Denison and daughter,
Annie, visited at Mrs. Muffle's in
Straubville over Sunday.
Mrs. Sadie Waite is visiting friends
in Alberta, Canada for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Cowley were Sun
day visitors at Mr.. Bliss.
Mrs. Young of Glendale visited
friends in Guelph and vicinity last week.
Messrs. Hage Moore and Young were
business callers at Hecla Saturday.
Sylvanus Waite has purchased q
house and lot in Judd's addition in Ell.
lendale and may move there later.
Mrs. Henry Sell is in the Ryder hos
pital in Oakes, having had an operation.
She is reported out of danger.
Mrs. Jensen and children spent few
days last week at the Baker home, re.
turning Thursday to their home in
Oakes.
]. C. Craft and mother were Sunday
visitors at A. Withee's.
Miss Nellie >Puffer commenced a
term Of school in the Craft district
Tuesday.
Miss Genie Courtney began school
Tuesday in the Maddox school.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1910-09-08
Chorus Girls Are Scarce.

New York, N. Y. = There are so
few chorus girls available in New
York that at least one musical show,
which was sent out with a large
chorus, will either postpone its open
ing until it is possible to get a new
crop of girls or will abolish its chorus
lltogether.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1910-09-08
Card 81 Thanks.

We wish through this medium to
thank all the kind neighbors and friends
who assisted US during the illness and
after the death Of our beloved baby,
Rose. Everybody showed q kindness
that will not soon be forgotten.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. =. Vessel.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1910-09-08
On q Cash Basis.

We, the undersigned, have decided to
put our business on cash basis after
Oct. 1st. owing to the fact that we
have to pay spot cash for everything
we buy. Good butcher cattle are
scarce and bring good prices. Hogs
are high and going higher.
-. A. Davis,
~ y. Straub,
Bat W. R. Bishop.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1910-09-08

Ex.Lieut.G Gov. Mckinley Wants Toaa.
Jefferson City, Missouri. For.
mer Lieut-Gov. John G. McKinley, of
Unionville, Mo-, filed his declaration
with the secretary of state as a canii-
late for the Republican nomination
lor United States senator to succeed
Senator Warner. He is the only Re.
publican to take such action so far.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1910-09-08
Births.

Jackson-A son was born Saturday
morning, Sept. 3rd, to Rev. and
Mrs. B. G. jackson at the Presbyterian
manse.
Johnson-A fine big girl came to
brighten the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
j. johnson of this city, Wednesday,
Sept. 7th.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1910-09-08
Girls Romance is Shattered.

SuTJ . NVITt011CS 10 0S1dGI0TSOs :
Washington, D. c. - Her romance
Ihattered by the action of the police
n arresting her husband, Edward
Frank, and returning him to the gov.
rnment hospital for the insane, 1S.
Vear-old Virginia Strouse Frank will
.eek to have her marriage annulled.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1910-09-08

Moissant May Visit United States.
New York, N. Y. - John Moissant
the American aviator, who recently
carried passenger from Paris to a
point within few miles Of London,
Is planning to come to America for the
.all aviation meets. He has announced
his intention in private letter to a
personal friend here.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1910-09-08

Alva Moore is spending the week in
Minneapolis.
Theo. Lee will leaye Sunday evening
to resume his studies at the Minnesota
q. & s
Mrs. ). g. Cartright arrived Tuesday
from Dickinson for q visit with Mrs.
DR.. Christensen. r
The Royal Neighbors will meet to-
morrow night for work. All members
should be in attendance.
| Local items are somewhat neglected
this week, owing to the time taken in
the advertising department.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Vessel left Tues
day for Aberdeen to spend short
time visiting with Mrs. Vessels sister.
Lee Culbertson leaves for Mime
apolls tonight to attend the fair few
days and from there will go to Iowa
for short visit.
DR.. and Mrs. F. w. Maercklein ar
rived from their trip to Yellowstone
Park Monday. Doctor look better since
his treatment at Hunters Hot Springs.
The Misses Meldahl and Void are
opening their millinery parlors in the
Schill building. This gives them more
room for display and their stock will be
more varied and more complete than
ever.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Bush, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. w. Bush, H. C. Mccartney.
Ross Mccartney and Hugh Fenton
formed two auto loads that went to
Fargo to hear Former President Roose-
welt on Monday.
The Cash Mercantile Company and
the Leader Clothing House are making
their fall announcements this week.
Mr.. Bittman is a great believer
in the efficacy Of printers ink. He
spends much time in the preparation
of these ads. each week, and our read
ers will find in them some exquisite
bargains. Take time to read both the
ads. They will be the means Of saving
you some money.
The Wright reunion at Forbes last
week was most happy one. It was
the first time all had been together be.
fore, and the only time in fifteen years
that SO many Of the old family had been
together. In the west end they visited
at Rob Wright's, Ralph Lynde's,
Charley Saunders and Tom Shimmin's.
The Griffin and Hodges families, in
part, joined the party, which made it
all the more merry. There were twenty
seven Of the Alexander Wright family,
| including those who had married into
the family and their descendants, at
/ Mr.. Shimmin's place last Wednesday
and Thursday. The editor and his wife
were fed 50 well in the west end that
we were lothe to come back, but we
got here Thursday evening, and the
balance remained over until Monday
evening. visiting with the Hodges and
Griffin families at and near Ellendaie.
Rev. John Wright, who has been in
Africa for the past four years g : mis-.
sionary, spoke in the Presbyterian
church at Forbes on Sunday, August
18th, and last Sabbath spoke in the
Presbyterian church ,at Glendale. The
story Of the work on the mission field
Is quite interesting. He will tell'it q
1.-THE Oakes Prssby yterianl church on Sum
day evening, Sept. 18th.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1910-09-08
NEWS FRO ROM THE ChUuRC( u { CHEs
\ Hauge's Lutheran.

Hauge's Lutheran.
There win be services in Howe school
house next Sunday at u O'Clock Z. M,
and il Clement q 8 o'clock p. e. Al
are welcome. g. s. & { Ii 81 u
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1910-09-08
CITY LOCAL.

TO RENT-One furnished room, hot
and cold water in room, use of bath
and telephone. Mrs. o P. Emmons.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1910-09-08

len M Stephenson, lot "a of Judd's 3rd
Add to Glendale.
Stanley Mckee ct al to C w Sullivan,
NV of 23-132-65.
Arthur Benedict to C w Sullivan,
NV of 23-l32-65.
L. w. Sullivan to C w Sullivan, NV
of 23-l32-65.
Mary and John Mckee to C w Sulli-
van, NV of 23-l32-65.
w H Marsden to G ] Sherman, lot 4,
block IA, d F G. w Add to Glendale.
Diarrhoea is always more or less
prevalent during September. Be pre-
pared for it, Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is
prompt and effectual. 1t can always
be depended upon and Is pleasant to
take. For sale by Wood Drug Co.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-20
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Sdlpnen Scr &ferbe.

DaB ielbit BEL barter Mrbeit Sic
&fer0e geldont ueroen fonnen> miro
idol1 man6em 8eoba6ter ni9t ent=
ga11gen iein. @ie oft geidiebt es
beim 6abren al1f Ser 2anoitraBe 81, BOB
ser 2enfer Sic 8feroe ni6t felt am gu
gel balt, Sic Sbiere itolperm iiber
5teine, gerotben in 2oder ooer tiefe
Srrden, glatte uno abl6uiige Stel=
len, no Tie binltiir5en lno iih Die &nie
o0er aroere &0rpertbeile berleben. IS
eibt cine alte 9auernregel, Die Dom
Hferoe iagt: r8erga1f fibre MIDI,
bergab balte MIDI un0 in Ser @bene
gebral1de MIDI" Sebr oft gei9ie6t
lfpn oas Mnipannen na6laiiig nn0
me11tl etmas auf oem @ege altBer Orb
,1l1llg fomrt1t, geben eben Sic 9feroe
ourd,. 0er gr0Bte Sebler lit aber oie
robe uno brutale 8eban0lung; 0aourd
meroen unenolid piel 8feroe 5n flor
ridden u&idern."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-20

nno &afergarben ODER ar0erer Grubf
a~us5nbeben nnb allenfaqS in einem
flet1en Stod nabe Dem @iibnerbal1s
iamf5uieBen, man miro it6 murloer1
mie eifrig sic &iibner in 0em 5trob
i9arren nno iebeS &0lrndel1 lorgfal-
tig beral1spiden. Sebr gut lit al1d)
aleebeu bonn 5meiten 5hnitt uno nod
better Mlfalfa. Musge5eibnet CUR Ser
mildltng nit @etreioefutter iino ie-
0o6 Mobren, Mangel- ODER 8uder-
riiben, beion6erS aber &~artoffeln,
&ral1t un6 @emiiieabfdne, melhe am
5utragli6iten iin6, penn iie gefo6t
uno nit @etreioei6rot oermii@t &C.
fiittert meroen. Cine Station geniigt
Sen Sag, 90 ii6 Sic &ubner leidt an
6ieiem meiden idmadbaften 6utter
iiberfreiien, 6agegen ME an &artfut-
ter. @ie dbnlibes @eidfutter bon
ausge5ei6neter 8irfung anf sen
Mildprtrag. Ser &iibe lit, 10 mirft as
nibt meniger auf Sic 2egetb6tigfeit
ser @iibner i'm @inter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-20
Sabnerfntter fir Sen @iuter.

SIN CONNER m1B fir Sen @inter
geiorgt mer0en, 6as be5iebt ii6 in
gleider @eiie auf sic Meniben uno
alle @austbiere. @enn mon al1d fir
oas @roBpieb 10 reibli6e 8orratbe
mie m0gli6 einlegt, 10 ioa OaS &C.
fliigelte &olf bes &ofes nidt pergei'
len mer6en, 6enn auf ie6er Sarm lit
cine itattli6e @ubnerihaar 10 MOTIF
melr0ig mie an6eres 8ieb, namentli6
fir Sen 9suben inn @ausbalt. $50
Sic @iibner iiber Sonmer einen mei=
ten Muslauf baben, iu6en iie ii6 bet1
er0bten She'll Hires Suffers ielbit un6
Sic Soften 0es% ltnterbalts fins gering;
0agegen miiiien tie Iber @inter po1=
itanoig ernabrt mer0en, ie better, nabr=
batter un6 5utraglid)er oas 6lttter 1T,
.beito oonfboner merben lth Sic @ennen
int @ierlegen ermeiien. Sic &iibner
miillen i6on bon 9tatllr aus piel 8e=
megung baben, un0 ga Tie BEL mnieren
ltrengen @intern meiitens auf einen
engen &al1m beihrdnft fins, io0te if
men gum 5dorren 10 piel als m0gli6
@elegenbeit gegeben meroen. gs lit
0arum angebradt, bon Ser Grnte Ell
ne g%eniigen0e Mn5abl @ei5en=, @erite-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-20

poitoienit Sen @eiddften III Ben Sta0-
ten bon Mnfang an beoeateno geidaoet
fat u11o bon 6ieier Settle 0irfte Sic
Menoerl1ng 5l1m alten 5pitem nit
5reu0en begriiBt peroen, aber biz es
0abin fommt, miro nod piel 8aiier
Sen Miiiiiiippi binunter laufen. IS
lit nod iebr Sic Srage, Of Sic Serren
@olfspertneter int &ongreb 10 groBe
Sm1111en fir @egebal1ten ausieben
miiroen, ba es biellei6t bur6 mal1=
d)e1 ibrer eigenen 8ldne ei1en 0iden
Stri6 MAIDEN 6iirfte. Die &ongreb=
Ter be0iirfen aber Sic 5timmen Ser
Tarmer un0 bieie mer6en ii6 nidt Sic
&%oitrouten nebmen lalien, Bis ibuen
etpaS beiieres geboten miro.
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Cute @eiolntionen fir bas ,1e,1e Sa6r.

3%meifelsobne baben sic 2eier 6teies
8lattes quite @oriabe our Durdfub-
rnng int neuen Sabre gefabt, iolde,
Die fir Dos geiitiee mie fir 6as Ieib-
lide @obl 6ienlid iin6. gu Sen leb-
teren geb0rt namentli@ Ser @oriat,
fir sic @eiun6beit Gorge at tragen.
Da gibt es Ser Mittel %un5ablige, sic,
>petn befolgt, au6 Sen 3med erreid}e1
lperoen. Inter 6iele pielen geb0rt
audi jenes, fi@ tagli@ zines Ser &C.
iunobeit 5utrdgli6en @etranfes gu Be-
6icnen. Mu6 6ieier @etrdnfe tperoen
gar monde angeprieien, feines aber
per6ient cine 6erartige Mnpreiiung
mebr un6 better als sos bon ser
&reik & SKINNER 8raugeienidaft fa-
bri5irte u9llt @eibelberger," 6as fi9
mie inn alien 10 aud I'M r1euet1 Sabre
6ur6 ieinen @ebral1@ pieoer -beitens
betpdbren miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-20

uns Gbriiten belbul6igt, baB mir al
lie eolen, aber rein meni9liden 9p-
bensmertbe prin5ipiea nnteri96ben
nn0 sic 8oafommenbeit in sic Nera6-
tnng 6erielbeh b%erlegten. @iien-
idaft, &unft, 5reunoidaft, 2iebe, Sc
miitblidteit> 5amilienfreuoen, M,ie-
fen, ar oas iin6 Sitter, mel9e sic
Sugen0 nidt gering gu id)dben bral1bt
ebenio penig ais man 0ieie Dinge all-
berbalb Der Moral iteuen 0irfte. 8e-
ten, 5aiten ur0 Mlmoien geben iino
a1b nid5t Sic ein5igen gottgefalligen
8erfc, oas gauge 2eben nit all ieinen
8erfen un6 @ertben fam un6 iou
@ottes @eoanfen mn6 @otteS @ilen
gemab beroienitlih fem, ioq aus oem
@lanben quellen, in gutter Mbiidt uno
our6 Sic quite Meinung @ott gebei=
ligt iein.
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Sic liberalen Glc,neute po, pbio

Stc ltber1lctt Vlclttente ODn ADto
mol(en cine Menoerung ser Sempe=
ren5geiete in Der @eiie %berla11gen, BOB
sen 5taoten in Sen trodenen Counties
erlaubt iein ioa, ieparate Mbitimml1n=
gen iber 2ooal option at peranital=
ten. 9as lit, iagt oas ~@inc. 8olfs=
b1att," cine 6oroerung ser @ere@tig=
felt, sic nidt unerfullt bletben ioQte.
Das iebtge Spitem lit elm &obn muf
'alle 8egriffe bon @olfsregierung, laut
mel9er iebe &ommlt11e oas &ebt ba=
ben ioute, iiber lire eigenelt Mngele=
genbeiten gu beitimmen, un6 nidt un=
fer Sen 8efebl BON Meniden auBer-
balb ser @ommum geiteut meroen
0arf. Die 2anobeoolferung ideint fir
Iemperen5 gu i6uarmen Si6erli@
miro ibr aues moglide 5ugeitanoen,
lpenn man tbr erlaubt, SEN @etrGrfe=
ban0el na6 ibrem @iqen gu regeln.
Mber es lit 6o6 cine %emp0renoe Ser
getpaltignng, menn man Der 2anobe=
p0lferung geitattet, ibren @illen sen
Sta0tel1 auf5uorangen, Sic cine a,1=
6ere &egulierung Ser Semperen5=SJra-
&c miniden.
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&ugeler's &%lettenmnr5el Del. :
ed)tes @aarmndsmittel.

~S6 babe @ogeler's 8urood @oot
Del nit grobem grfolg gebraudt un6
brau@e es iebt nod, inbem ,1eanes
@aar amf mcinem &aapte >uad)it, Der
pollitanbig fail mar. Sd babe ptele
iogenannte &aarmu6smittel perlu6t,
aber ale berfeblten, &eimltate at er=
5~ielen. IS muroe mir BON einenl
6reun0e, mel6er 6asielbe gebraudt,
angeratben, SIRE &raparation at
periud)en. Meine &opfba,tt lit poa=
itdnbig bebedt NIT einem ne,ten @aar=
>und)s, et,ua eine1 3oQ lang. Sd ge=
braude 8ur6od @ur5elol ieit 3mei
Monaten, un6 i6 meroe 0amit fort
fabren. g. q. 9abts,
3647 &oeton &0., Spoe, @arf,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-20
Tarm-ltnterridjt IN 2amoidnlen,

u9ie County Tarm- ult6 @ausbal-
tungsidulen l0ien oos &roblem 0es
Iauen 6armern 5ugangliden %lan0mirtb.
idoftli6en l1nterri6ts in sen 9ano-
i9ulen," fat ser Defan 0es @iscon=
lin Mderbau=G olege, $. 8. &uIlel, itd
nenlib ausgeiproden." Cine meiters
Musbiloung ser S6iiler miro 0ann
our9 ste Cooperation ser 2an0idulen
nit 0em fur5en Sarmer=&urlus alti
oem Mterbau=G ouege erm0glibt, mo-
Sic 6ortbil6ung SEN lofalen 8e0iirf=
niiIen entipre6en6 geidiebt.
Scr 5armer=&l1ri jus a1f SEM Mdsr=
omt=Gonege in Maoiion bot einen io!.
6en ltmfang genommen, 0aB eine
Mb5meigung unter anen ltmltar1oen
notbmen0ig getporoen lit. Sic lofa=
len Sarmerfurie, melde ieit 5lpei Sat-
rem in @erbin0ung nit Sem Mderbau=
Snititut in peri6ieoenen Counties ab=
gebalten muroe, baben 0ieie Motbmen-
oigfeit oemonitriert, 6en1 mabren6 ser
gouege=8eiub fi6 MIR auf flint aus
1000 6arn1ern eritredte, mar mebr
als sic 6reifad)e 3abl auf Sen 1ofalen
3meigfuri en. Muf 6ieie @eiie fonnelt
sic 6arnner in ouen Counties 6es
5taates erraht mer6en, Denen es nt6t
r10gli6 lit fire 50bne fit 5pei @o6en
auf sic gtaatsi6ule nad Ma0iion 5rt
i9tden.