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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-23
@ieroetolper. &c fam bugees ioa

olShoNlioifNt tN' fHSSNN ~
tibligt iom / Iigiit.
- Spg mo ct goot Sro Tor Goln'
tpuoitiaingen / Dit Gountp. ! et
bpert County bar man init laa 600
en- ~6air", iom Golrntpets Snbpoa'
mere iortiener Den - llroertioen ell
GOD Gel be0re.
- gGg ber herefter iom biotil irl.
ges / Suiinpis % life / FunosuiS.
SaaI9nge 9gagcne iGlees for en- be-
itemt Eris pr. 0ulin, er Der oa | Oct
minbite ct 6armprobuft, en- Sarmer
life fan blue inpDt paa SGgten paa!
- Naar man bar 8ieroer al
S~taultraaonet for Seniene, oil olSle
8ieroer ofte iige NED mere eller mill'
ore meaem @ier0eltolpernc. 6plter
mo epre Gel til 2Ggter eler Soro,
iom ipigres til Stolperne, faor
gierne Seniene iiinbe at ilppe op %
pagle Jig % liOen gaa neo igien poo
Den SIDE al @ier6et, man life pnlter
Dem. Wtan un0gaar lom He9el
bette, ON 9tettet peD 0iGlp al almlt.
beige @riieringer iGitea til Ell DO.
8 goot ltrptt Staoltraao.
9lip life utiltreOs meo Dine
0telfefuer. ON on iaur bore ON
auer, iom bar gioet 500 80. Smpr-
ieOt 2pbet al ct aar! Slot minore
er ogioa bra. Wfan 100 Nuno Smer.
feot Ifuloe pGre oct min0lte, man
pentet al en- Mcltefu.
~ 8ieunemln:tlig iaar 8armeren
min6re eno 80 Gents ior Sarmpros
buffer, ipm Sorbrugeren ma betale
Ell Collar fpr. - so er en- uprot=
julio % nsopenbig Ipling, enten man
oriper meo Welfefuer eler "Seei"=
&reaturer. Mon tr9nger Saun, og
man trGnger so atpeO gnlilagen.
= Nnar mnn fjsber Serftei, lenuer
oct iig life at flebe oct bill!gt % al
"Stebeitaal".
- Intallet al DC Sons, Ell 6armer
ber bape, beror pea 6armerens Sn-
teresie / Sons, pg ON ban bar Sio
OF Inleoning I'll at toge Gare paa
Dem. Mangen Ell Sarmer faur life
en- Sreoieoel Iua mango sGg, lom
bans Slot bllrbe gipe bant.
- Ssnieqjsoiel er iaa goo iom
roget for Sorobruget, man bill FOR.
npe".
Mtan fam fiebe uoarmeoe Sar.
me for rimelig Eris % IGte Dem
iitanb peo Siplp al gobe Welfefler,
bemprfer ct Sarmerblab. @eore bar
oct, ON ma life Loo Sarmene no
armes, men bolot Soroens Srllgt-
barbeb peblige.
- Sao life Gaa'er % ,Sla'ter, oct
bar pGret "taris Green" eller andre
giftige Stofie /, blipe liggenbe, bpOr
9pr o. Born fan faa tat | bent.
8rap Dem bpbt neo, eller brGno Dem.
Set iiOite er baobe iifrelt % melt let
pinot.
Spis Seniene life tribes og
logger sgg, iom De burbe, lie eiter,
ON De er laiebe, eQer ON Der err
"Mites" / @pniehuiet.
- Zen canaoiife Gegiering bill
ietoe en- %SSnaenisr til europa for at
fin0e no, bporban man Der bebanoler
9rGnbtorp. Sioen oil man begpnoe
mco en- grPnotorpfabrif / Canada
efter europpiif Weniter.
grGno life Straoet iaar bel.
Ter!
Get er life brmant at looe en-
SeIt % al Iloeroomsipagbeo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-23
en- fonseIie Dict.

Wtauge bar unorct liz oper, hpor.
leoeS oct bar pGret muli9t for Gnfe'
oroming Nleranhro, at bepore lit
ungbommcli9e ll0ieenoa til Ell ior.
~bul0spiS bsi Nl0er. Ntcn eitcr DC
llotalelier. iom iorcli9ger ira Grou-
ningen Iclo, ioritoor man beore.
buorleoeS oct bar ppret miligt. &cle
Siocn, lioeu bun lerite Sang fom til
england iom Griuicu al @alcc
gruo, bar bun | Oct oogIigc 2ip leuet
enfelt o. tarueIigt meo Seninu til
Moo. sra oct enflc aonlebiem,
buor bun iom oanif TriuieSie blep
opora9et, bar Gcttc blepet benoe en-
Sane. lln0er De ierite Mar al ben.
0eS Spbolo / Gnalon0 piloe oen on.
uGreu6e Hegetlt, Drowning Gietorin,
life tro pda oct aapnlige reo Ell iaa
Ipnrtnnif &epcmduoc; men oo gnfc
%orounin9 NIcranordS llOiecnbe for.
pnge0es eiteriom Norene 1if mootte
ogioo Ironnina @ictorio beie liz Tor
Bette ipnliqc 9epi5.
GnfeOronnina Nleronora bar aicn.
nentisrt Sen F2hH as
meget til noget Mtoaltio; bun bar al.
ito loretrtttet ct lei gtaditIo ~rregftr
ct tullgt. 2igele6es bar huu ueo tore
| Setter, Heceptioner, Sammenfomiter
og lignenoe Silitclninqer. bpor ser
ItiQe0eS Itore Sororiuaer oQioa til
benbes ipiiite arritcr, oltib poo 6ors
hoono gorberet liz ue6 / Soroeien at
nnoe en- mcget enfeI og life oltior
blanbet aoit. 0ronninqen boIoer
iGrli9 meget al Welf oq Nopeliincr,
% Ioabanne HpoelleSmi0ler ION
Sbc. &afie. Chocolate Tor life at tale
ON glfobol bar ol0ria / nogcniont-
BELT 6orm iaaet Ell ElaoS poa ben-
oeS oogliae Spiieieooel. 1erimoo
iiubeS %iooOonne gooe 5inQ iom SIs.
De, Smsr, Dit, aiernemelf % liz.
nenbc Wclfeprooufter opiert.
Gronninp Nleranora ipiier finn
meqct Iioct aioo. Eli Gritotiing
berior npoer bun 5rugter, @renia.
ger, Nsober og liguen0e. Sum uno.
gaar ogiaa oltior inmmeniutte Hetter
OF iforpc a%rp6oerier. @lonot iebe
Soaer er Souning henoes 9noliu9s
ipiie.
Grooming Ileranora err imiblertio
life cnitotg, o. bun tror oerior life
bIin6t poa, al oct alene err @nfelheo
/ Soften iom bar ioraaringet at bun
bar bebolot lit mgoommeItge friife
lloieenoe iaa lpngc. Sun boloer
ligeiaa meqet pno SpS, Col. iriif
Suft Iamt tilItrpffelig SegemsbepP.
gelle. Gronninqen bar ogloo lelp
lotalt, bpilfen Snoflpoclic De iiples
ligc 6orbolo bar pna Sunoheoen, %
UNDER ole De Frepelier % bitre Gr.
foriraer, bun bar moattet aiennem.
goa, ioapel ga bun bar Eriniesie al
@aIes, iom oo hun itoo iom Gron.
ming ootr Geroen5 mpqtigitc Notion,
bar bun ioritaoct at bepnre en- for.
bauienoe alnr6eo iaapet / Slnfe iom
/ lloicenoe bpilfet nGitcn for aqe,
Der fieuOer oq bor ieet 1ronningen,
ipnes at pGre epia llngoom.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-23
Hp9lc Haao.

8amle Hatfioler, iom err Hist lo /
Soeroelen C"gofen". paa goot
HorifD og sGrmcrne. fan 6enpttts
I'll aiole.@ eifptter. "D6fen" o. ser.
merne flippes al iao ipes Notfiolen
nGiten iammen opentil. ioet mon bd.
re laber en- libeu anbning pare igien
| Wi0ten, boorigicnnem Ell Spnler
fan itiffes Eli lpie aioler iiGr er
bette ell uomerfct geifpttcIie. oa oe
10 6Iir baaoe iteUeoe % itione. ieIp
ON De bpnger ! ct alGocsfot eller
Sfob. Sg pe0 oet at Hatfiole.C uer.
trGffet life er met iammen n~eScntil,
er Oct let at lefte al Stolen. og set or
oesltoen iaa meget oioere emo en- Gio-
le.loie. iaa oen life bar iua lei for
al frsqe Stolen.
Sattc. SIeiier al Silfe eQer
6lstel, iom err bleOet frs1ebe on Ter
Ilappe og 6eSreDeliae no fan iriifcs
Oh % 6liOe itramme 90 fiGffe igjen,
uoen at ipr9ttes al Sotten. ueo iel.
genoe 6remgnngSmaaoe. st arsI-
fern opbeoes, Ell paao Stub lGggcs
lslelig omfring Del, o. iaa itiffes
arsliernet ino / SIsifen og uioes no
iaa meget, at oet letter Slsiien u6.
Senet boloes ser iaa lRnge. iii Slsi.
fen er tor oa tram ieien. iao Dor.
mes oct iaien % itiffes inc / naiie
SIsife.2effe.
ct iimpelt % letuin0t Miooel
til at iierne 6IGtfer ira Regnfua6er
er al aniOe 6lGfferue oper meo ra1
I~otetesifiper. 3ette oil ogiaa iiernt
SeleflGffer ira Smaabsrns aaaber
9amernes Sfisrefanter oa ira Ser.
; rernes genfl9oer neoentil.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-23
&olSc &ipS. 81

Spilfet iombelit Slogs folbt aiso
fan brugeS Ill bette. Get baffes lint
eler males og blanoes nleb finbatfet
@rpslsg, "8reeu Peppers" og Gel
leri, iom altiammen er baffet INT, og
iugtes bare meo iaapiOt mcget incl
tet Sn1er, at oct fan iormes iom
lmaa Guler. ga, oct er Ianot, Salt
og Eeper ntoa tiIipttes efter Smng.
De lGg9eS paa Ell folb Sallerfen os
fan gjerne Itoa paa IS Ell Sturb,
ier De ierperes. 2ige ipr oc ipiies,
b9loes oper Dem Ell Igutrf Sauce,
Ion lapes paa i6l9enoe WnaOe: Gn
Itor Igllrf ifrGlles og ripes % blots
oes meb Gooif eller Gitrons Soft, BE,
Der og Salt. Gn anoen Slaqs Salt.
&c, iom fon brlgeS er benne: , Spi.
~ieifeer lin baffet "iaur Gicfle" blan-
Oes meb en- Spiieife prepareret BE.
berroo (Sorieraoiib) og 4 Spiieifeer
inf Maponnoiie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-23


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.pbt
krs.
life.
BIO.
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Oln.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-23
Spmato.gGa.

Sontater gnibes aoot oper meo Ell
pGab aluo, ifiGr ioa Ell Sfipe al Den
Gnbe, iom bar iiboct poa Stilfen %
tag SnomoOen f%orii9tig no meo Ell
Sfe. Genne Somot Sn0moo fan
natitrligpis benpttes til Somat Sup
pc eller Sauce.) Sap liot SoIt %
Eeber / Sen uobuleoe Somat, bao ioa
ct s@g /, ibet on pasier Dig, ioa sGa-
geblommen life eoor iltpffer. 2iot
Salt itrees oper sGgget, imoa SLATER
Smer lGgges pper, iaa iGttes Coma.
terne | Ell Imlrt Eanoe, ct lioet
Stpffe ira hperanore, og itcgeS meo
life for Iterf Garme, til sGggene or
iaite % Sonlaterne msre. Yas paa
life at itege Somotcrne iao lUn9e Of
Dc milter lin Sdcon % ipnfer Jam.
men.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-23
setaIt politin slperttssem mt.
anIeonins for fremmeo'
fcote til isien at pfc
fin patriotisme.

1om life 1piles Salloef er apOf MOI Ipr
fla, oa ennel, iom burtiJ err blepen
rige, bar beepnbt at ioragte altiig
berbiemme, mebens De anoetlteos peo
Sitler oe andre Nioler iseer Of gio-
re Snotrpf al i'm inobilbte Sperle-
genbeb, - altlamnten ioroi De bar
pPret lau beloige at blipe grunorige.
Gaa Ell anben Mtaaoe bar @opb-
rom @ilion, bemofratiIf ErGliocnt-
fanbibat, pitt lin baarlige Wening
ON Amerifa. Sugenoe i'm politiifc
SnIpiration af "8entlemen's Wtagas
5ine", en- engelif qualification al Iri-
i%tofratiet, bar ban fife len ON If En-
flpre, at BET engelifc Torlament Itoo
langt oper ben annerifanife &ongres.
Siienbe Den iamme 3oragt for
amerifa iorlsger Gen o%eu1ofratiife
&anoiOat MI at profile ino paa San.
bet Den brittle 5ribanDel. San pill
De life betenfe iig poa at flllofaite
Den at BET repilblifanife 8arti etable-
reoe 9eifptteliespolitif, trooS Sen
strengthening, at De Soreneoe Sta
ter ioae er BET lebenoe 9ono / Ser.
Den for uofsriel al inbenlanoife Ero.
buffer og at BET blanot ale 8eroens
Sanbe irembringer melt al DC lem
pigtigite Observation-Disclosures, neml,g
Ssoeparer, &lPbesparer, Spparm-
ming, 9elpsnine og Wianufafturpo.
rer.
Spis 9emofruterne iaar p9lger
@ooorop 8ilion til Greiioent, bill
oct pore en- npiten Iiseiaa itor lllpffe
lom ben Der frembragtes peb 9orser-
frigen meQem Staterne. Zen @ano
trueOes l%lnionen meo gbelPggelie.
9hu err bet pore Snouitrier Ser ifal
goelGgges, bpilfet bill brinee Glen.
bigbeb oper Suiinoer, Iom / oisie Ell
beifipftigebe. billions Spmpatbies
bar meo Spben / gbeleggelien al
%llnionen. Wuligens oisie iannme
Spmpatbier enomi Ben 9ag ioao
gler Jig gjploen0e hos ben Oemofra.
title aauoioat, og at Spbens Iisun.
belie oper Horoens itorarteoe Srem.
gang gjennem bom forisser at ilao
bets melt eoelegJenbe Slae, nemliq
Sribanoel.
Spem fan iige, bpor meget &c pa.
triotiife Ssnner at andre Hationer
Sertioarene ubrette6e for at ireli(
benne Station? Sper 100000 Wanf
itPrfe os SfuIoer til Sfulber meo 81
inbfsote Imerifanere aap De paa 81
blo0ige Slagmarfer lit Sip for al
frelie ltnionen. @otionens 8iGlo til
Dem fan albrig betales.
Hpfommerne til pore apIter ban
iaar en- nGiten ligeiaa goo anleb.
ming til at pie jim Seneipcnbeo fol
Oct 2anb De bar aoopteret. SEQ a,
femme moo @ooorom @ilion prl 81
noepe i'm gorgerpligt paa en- Iao'
De, Der ligeiaa meget piier oeres ga.
triotisme, iom oeres militGre Ylia,
ter / 1860.
Wen @oobrop @iIion tror, q,
ItOlGnoingerne - aineierne frarea
net - life bar nogen SeleIie oa So
triotisme. San Tiger: "Hu fom DC,
Masier al MGnb al Den lapeIte alos
lie ira ipolige Stalien % MGnb al De
lapeite Slags ira llngarn oa ToIcn
- MGno / bpis &9ffer bar bperfer
Ipgtigbeo eller gnerai eaer noaet
iombelIt Spor til burtig iattenoe SSSn
teaigenie" "0isie aineiere pal
mere at ioretrGffe iom Irbeioere, on
life iom gorgere, iremior oct melt,
at Oct al Manoifab. iom bpert gal
mpIoreoe inc peo DC pitliec Sapne.
Gette "raa Manoifob" bar iaar
lin Magt at pGlge Gr9iioent. Se,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-08
Chicago Tribune.)

Since the agitation against wearing
the elk tooth as an emblem of the
order, members of the Benevolent
Protective order of Elks have been
pursuing Investigations as to the sup
ply of these worries available for en-
blcms.
The contention is made that the
continued usc of the elk tooth as an
emblem creates Il demand and estab-
fishes a value for these teeth which
is sure to be followed by the annihila-
ton of all the small elk herds now
in existence.
The result Of the Investigations Of
western elks reveals the fact that there
arc now in existence enough bull elk
teeth to supply twelve times the pres
ent number of members of the order.
1t would be easier and less expensive
to secure 100 Of these teeth than to
secure the carcass of one bull elk.
from which but two teeth would be
available.
1t Is, or has been, assumed that the
elk have been and are being slaugh-
tered for their teeth alone. 1t may
be that this belief prevails in the east,
but any. such assertion is false. The
ever were killed for its teeth alone.
The only teeth worth making into an
emblem is those from the bull elk.
The teeth of the 10Y elk are small and
ragged, and no member of the order
who wants a fine charm will use one
of these. The bull elk has but two
teeth which. r used as. emblems.
There arc probably $4,000 elk now in
existence In the United States. OF
this number probably 5000 are bull
elk. These arc nearly all in the Vel.
lowstone National park or tributary
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-08
REAL RUSSIAN KIckERs.

1t is not so easy to break trade tics
as 1T is cracked up to he. When
president Taft c~ourtcoi,siy informed
Russia, in the manner provided for
i'm the treaty of 1882. that this coun-
try found that treaty to be antiuuatcd
and in fact unworkablc, there was n
fine fiiIre-up in the land of the car.
Every Russian politician who desired
to make favor for himself at court
or with the holy synod jumped at the
chance to make faces at us. There
is no other way to get on in politics
in Russia except to play up to that
policy which it is believed will please
the reactionary group around the
czar Of the orthodox Russian church:
and the abundant threats against our
trade with Russia which the notice of
revocation Of the treaty, called forth
show clearly what line of policy these
ambitious Russians thought both the
court and the church would take in
this matter. These threats of one
hundred per N duties came from
the same bureaucratic nabobs whom
John Hays Hammond met during his
recon speculative tour in Russia; and
no doubt 1T was their high talk about
what Russia would do. in case we per-
sisted In our view that an American
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-08

passport should be good Of itself in
Russia whether it was carried by this
American citizen or that one, which
so shook his iron front, and made
him the stcadfast advocate OF am
thc forty. years of negotiation" ON
the subject.
Wen. these Russian politicians got
in their work early; and no doubt
they We're proud of il, and reckoned
that they had put in good seed for
favor in high quarters. But there
arc more people in Russia than those
who rule that land: the commercial
people. ne manufacturing people. the
farming people; people who have
nothing to say as to who shall hold
this office or that. but who. nevcrthe-
less. have To he reckoncd with, in the
%lpitt"r of their evident needs AZ least,
by those who do hold the Offices.
TW" of these unofficial but produce
tiN" groups have already vcniurcd tn
speak in hchalf of their own interests.
Fh" farmers of south Russia, who
W"r" urged lay one of the Ic,nstvus
'can farm implements. say that they
'anhoi get S" good and satisfactory
farming tools from any other countr
as from this; and this fact alonc-the
mere fHct that what We make i'm this
I'M" Is the best for thcir uses that
tho International market affords
pretty we'll settles any voluntary ar-
'i"h on their Dart 20 go without what
thoE thus find To he Sc helpful and
pr"ntahlc in their line of business,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-08
WAS THE QWEERESr SERMON
BARRIERS FUNERAL. GRAFTON OVER a HOBO KILLED By A
TRAIN WAS, REMARKABLE DISCOURSE. .+

T H"
out like old waste if we see to it that
our brother amt treated thataway.
Now. I don't know a blame thing
about this poor devil we're going to
bury here this evening. but ] imagine
If e could have a say-so he could
tell a tale that would make things
not quite SO bad as they look. One
thing We know is. if the Lord was to
come along He wouldn't turn away
from him. no matter how dirty and
ragged this poor tramp was. -
RANT going to try to'preach this
hero man into heaven. If he's there
it's by the goodness of some one else.
But what I say Is we amt fit to judge
him.. So. in consequence, it becomes
our duty to treat him same as If he
was innocent. If innocent. he deserves
a decent burial. and if we hadn't give
il to him the Lord would hold us ac-
countable.
I've been a police officer and detec-
tive for %thirty-siS Years. That was
before I went to spelling on the ave-
nue.. Now. I haven't got anything left
but my good looks and a voice that's
getting hoarser every day. But I
want to say that in my time I've had
to mix with hundreds and hundreds
of tralnps. and all of en- went
to the bad because nobody would hold
out u nanu TO nelp en- TO do better.
So they got set in their ways and went
sliding down to the devil on a creased
runway.
"This man was our neighbor. We
can't dodge that. We owcd him a duty
Same as we do them black and cop
per colored heathcns in foreign lands
who never knew what real trouble
was till we began sending 'cm mis-
sionaries and whiskey.
There amt II wrong without a
cause. If we wouldn't keep our heads
ESQ stubbornly against 'em we might
learn what makes trannps and. find
some use for tho poor buffers. But we
say. 'oh. shucks! What's the use?'
and let EN- e to hell without benefit
OF clergy. When you go to hang a
man for. murder you do better by him
than that. What's. the use of having
a bible if you amt going TO do what it
says? If the Lord wasn't ashamed
to touch the lepers, what right have
we got to turn up our noses at the
poor buns who are always going some.
where. but get there until the
steam cars cuts EN- into beefsteak?
\. Now. folks. that's about what /
imagine this poor gentleman would
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-08
CROWS SAVED ElKS' TEETH
MORE THAN 100000 FINE SPECIMENS ARE BURIED IN THE
GRAVES OF INDIANS. .

territory. In the park they are pro.
tected by the government. These elk
range and breed in the park during
n summer. but in the winter they
go south for food. Food is scarce in
TINS section. Settlers are taking up
the land and the elk fare badly. For
four or. five years elk have died from
starvation by hundreds. a few are
Killed by hunters. but, these are in
significant compared to the number
That die of cold and hunger.
Long before the b. p. O.. E.. came
into existence 1t was. the custom of
the Grow Indians to gather the teeth
Of the bull elk. and for half a. cen
tury before the order of Elks was or
ga1ized these teeth were used as a
MEDIUM of exchange with the Sioux,
the latter being as fond OF them as
the Crows We're of eagle feathers.
Thirty or forty years ago there was q
brisk trade in these articles, the
Crows buying feathers of the Sioux
and paying therefor in elk teeth,
horses, hides. etc. Indian traders
took both feathers and teeth in ex-
change for merchandise. but they had
no value with the trader, except that
he exchanged them with the traders OF
the opposite Indian nation.
l. In 1870 bull elk teeth could have
been bought for fifty cents per peck.
The eagle feather supply had become
exhausted. The Crows had ali the
elk teeth they wanted. Their women
were adorned from head to foot. The
necklace of the men were fully orna.
mented. and there was no further de
mand hence the value, fell to almost
nothing.
While the most Of the elk from
which these teeth wore taken. were
shot by Indians. a large percentage Of
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-08

tl1n To singing. dancing and acting can
Walk II roI," do II neat acrobatic stunt
ana eclipse one of Buffalo Hill's
cowboys in the adroit handling of n
pariitt or revolver. That one is Fred
stone. lie and his partner. Mont
govern. Keep the performance of THE
''ld Town" moving rapidly every min
ute. George AIDE and Gustav L,,d-
crs have given Montgomery and
Stone an excellent basis of charactcri-
Iatl"n. humorous situations and tune
inl music. They must lie praised for
most OF the other qualities which go
I" MAKE" THE old Town the most
entertaining musical show of the wear.
Being II Charles birmingham pro-
durtion il WIS to he expected that the
details of artistic illustration and beau.
tilul II lavish costuming would re-
cHive the highest attention of hand
and eye. Mr.. Dillingham; has lived
up to his reputation not only i'm this
regard but i'm the immaculate clean
Illness and order of the interior on
t"rtainment. The artists assisting
montgomery and stone in their presen-
tation of The old Town" have prov
en- themselves worthy OF their asso-
GATES. Misses Clara Palmer, J'lossic
Hope. Helen Falconcr. Edna T;atcs,
Virginia Kendall, Peggy Preston and
The McssrS. Charles box. Harold Rus
sell. Mack Whiting. W. j. McCarty.
Howard Dyott and James Reanpvtl
The Old Town pony ballet is an add
cd attraction with several original
original lanccS.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-08
HIS LUNGS ARE P.ARALYZED.
Relays of ''I'umpers'' Keep Alive Ma,
liGiim Of St,.aunA tiaIndr

Victim OF Strange MaIady.
III extraordinary arbitration that
suddenly hcfcll William hubbard. "A
Young iron worker of oklahoma City,
has caused a still more extra ordinary
effort to keep the breath of life in his
body. FOR more than 30 hours with
out cessation, his fellow workingmen
nave been pumping the young mans
arms up and down in order to create
artificial breathing. his lungs refusing
t" perform their function.
Tn" doctors diagnose the case as
paralysis of the lungs. i;ut as to what
caused him so suddenly To be stricken
or what t" do to bring him III of the
strange condition into which he has
fallen. they admit their defeat. They
d" not know what to do. All they
can advise is that if his fellow work
orS abandon the work of artificial res
piratinn the young man will surely
die. The only hope they hold out is
that the paralysis nay prove to he
temporary and that as suddenly as
he was rendered helpless and breath
less, will his lungs resume their work
and normal breathing he restored.
h poignantly painful phase of the
situation is that the young man is
fully conscious. He realizes his con-
dition. Al though the strain on his
arms has been terrific. and the ache in
them almost m%addeninE vet in his
youthfulness the fear of death fills
him with terror and every little while
as the men working on him may tire
at their task. the youth cries in agony:
For Gods sake, boys, keep on
pumping! I'm getting weak. Don't
stop or I'll die!"
OF curse there have been no lack
Of volunteers in the work. And the
curious operation is being constantly
performed-all in the faint hope that
the paralysis will leave his lungs as
suddenly as it afflicted them.
h case is the more inexplicabIe in
that Hubbard was a sturdy. rudy
young man. lie had never known a
days Illness. and his present grave
condition came upon him wholly with
out warning.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-08
ADJUSTMENTS
): ): $: :: 5. 3; 3: 4 !:
Montgomery and S1ouc

- ~ VI
N decided treat is in store for the
thcaiorS"rrs of Grand Forks ON Sat
urdhN' January Is. when those peers
ar musical comedy, MONTGOMERY and
stone, viii he S"cn for tho first time
here IN Ii Of their brightest and
best musical comedies THE old
ToWn,' n pi"cr which has bccn run
nlhS almost continuously for the past
Two seasons and shows no abatement
ni its wonderful entertaining qualities
but continues tn pack the tllcntcrs
Wherever presented and will likewise
do the Same here.
There is not a thoatcrgocr in the
city who has not heard of Monteom-
cry Stone and their wonderful
#'Irresscs and many sided talents pos
SrSS"d by them and which il is said
have never been So ~clcvcrly display
ed as in their greatest performances,
Thcre are Il lot of comedians who
can sing and dance, there are Il few
VIII" can sing, dance and act: but
there liz only one known to contcm-
p"ralio",lS thcatergo"rS who in uddi-