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Gn inf Srmiel.

%on0ou Den 20oe Npril. - In
Der SuerlfriIten "gSillou trlter or
ter" ltriper ben betIenotc tuife Iiill-
tTrfrltiter 8reu Hepentlolu / 0et m
lie He8ieringsbloo Berlin "GcurIdc
cages 3eltun9";
"Nul3 Anlerlfanerre tror, at nj /
oelne N%nleouing agter al trpbe paa
ItaUen Tor Dem iaa tar DC lirqQella
ieil. TN iGaoon 6ornsielie er life
mere iDente Tor Dem emo Tor pore
aabne Sin0er. Amerlfas Seniiatcr
i%oriiener imiolertlo al bli arunoia
lliteoe. ioroi Sfin o. @irfeligbeo.
9luii % pirfelig Stprte itaar / De
6oreneOe Stater / ct iaaOant Wis.
iorbolo Ill binanoen. ar DC antager
aarafter al uiriuilis Soumor.
Get er aItiaa 'ilere materieae
9euiier ior Snitlano5 Suertrpoelie
al Soucn'. Vi oenuelang ifal iaa lore.
lagt o.. le0laget az et beitenlt eSor-
l~ansenOe ON, OF Spitlano ifal itiae
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-25
Sprmoinscn / MaIbinaton.

@nlhington ben 22oc glpril. Si-
llclelt nmoerrcttet ON. at 0en anlerl-
falItc Mote cr blrt u~fleueret / Oct m
lie Observation-Disclosures, oipettcS M
| ltcrt SpUnoing MeoOclelie ira Mint
boaluopr 8eraro ON, huao WtootugeIz
le 9toten flf, o. en- eller onocn Nll.
iponing til, bpa0 Suuret mIIigena
fan bli.
Nmboalabor 0cruro uupnte / lin
Wie0oelelle unL at ban bup0e oilepe.
ret NotclL az ban elterpaa bapoe
hdpt ell fort &onrerence me0 ll0cn.
%rl9@lninllter Don Sagom. ~ Snobol-
oct Al ct lenere aubeltelegram bent
~meligboloe9 pna BET llrengelte, men
oct f%orlD0er, at Oct tloeboloer Wteo.
oelelle ira ltr. @crar0 ON, at oct
tplte Observation-Disclosures haube To-
BET at tage Noten ul0cr Cuerpeiclie
lnorelt mllllgt. ) offtcicle areo'c
antagcr moll 0er'or, al Suaret fan
Uclltea Nii0ten al fonmlenoe llgc.
Set ipneS, iom ON Spiflau0 life
ogter al iorbaiie liz mco at tage no
get afgierenoe Sfri0t bperten / ocn
enc eller Den onoen Hetnlnq. Ge isr=
tie Gfterretnin8er. iom mootoQes ira
Berlin, a%ltpoeOe, al ll0cnrigsOepurz
tementet ulloc tage gtoteu ml0cr
GperpeielIe , naar Oct ialot oct belief.
IlBt og Be glorbe ct nleget ugunitigt
,<r0trnf her.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-25
Den tvife Krii>.
SNitlnnoa Spar pnn MIliun'o Tptc
impbclccS mco SpGnoino.
tn tOjf Srmicl.
Gu tint Srmjcl.

Berlin Sen 220c 9lurll. Ser
mar cn0ul in9cnilul hrnot lI0clI
Mo0tdAcllcn a. Den nnerltaultC
Mote nngo0cnoc Ben tultc llnocr.
uano@frlNaipricI. 9toQcu NicnlnNa-
li0tolel'c cr life at crboI0c ira lloeu.
rll@ocpdrtcmtutct. hpor 0eIl ubloll-
iclie Sau@bc0 iagtiugc@.
Mpcrlcn Notcna NnOhol0 cIler
Ncntp0nlnler iii Ben er blct oirent
llQ1lort i Spltlnnb, liQclnall0t '0nl
Scr CT glprt noAcu N%ntnonln1 I'll,
ndor ben ull bIi oflcntllA1lort. ~
STANDARDIZATION a. 0cn title llNc
oA Eonitciciten iorcgdnr uoeu lor-
lurrcnoc Nlen0ifub til ioruroligeuoc
ll0cnrlI'tc Nomplitatloner.
Sltltdtlo1cn b%etraAteo lmi0lcrtlo
loni nlclet nluorliQ. Nuten oil an
ioGcligpla bli beiunrct enlouQ nr-
lie ll9c, men tlltroo8 ior Oct Naftlun
AT Heglcrln0cn nGlten Tor cnhpcr
Fri9 enltcr at bepdre Oct Qo6c 6or.
holo til DC Sorellebc Stoicr, err Ger
rlugc llbligt til, at Ben pil 1ipe cltcr
/ Oen llbitrufnin9, lom ErUlioent
@llion ~iorlanger.
Stennningen cr inloo en- poerll9c-
re Sprffelie AZ ocr tplfc llnOcr-
uun0sfumpagne, ior life at tulc on
Ell Spbuuclle.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-25
Eiterria imob ct Srno.

81 Telegram oateret Non1, Sta.
lien, Den 22oe Npril, bcretter. at
2ltcrrIg oil anuenoe al i'm SSnoilp-
belle ior at forhinOre SpiflunO ira
al brpoe meO De 6oreneoe Stoter.
elsie Splpsninger liges at ifripe ia
ira neitrul DIPLOMATIC slide.
Star er 0ct et iferft 2nifc bldnot
llngarlte Stat2mGno ON. al Suitlan0
bcllcre nlaa give eiter emo r~eiifere ct
@rllo meo De 6orene0e Stutcr. ~
Get ltplOtes llngarcrncs ~Sn0flu0elle,
at Giterrlg gap iaa iIIOitpnoig eiter
| observation-disclosures meo De ,S@orene.
De Stater %angaaenoe "Ancond" ga
Qeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-25
upeir.
Mnnac Statcr bjemioat al Seeing.
gcnoc Stprme % S~urnaoper.
Stort (ab al WenncjfeliO.

aanio3 Gin. Mii3iouri. oeu pose
HDril: Y}iu0lt f. M~euncitcr mel.
6c9 at pGrc onrfomutct / oct ioripr.
oclllc llucr, iom | Nat rnieoc /
&du'd9 % Mi9louri. Sc SiIifooe.
TONNES INITIAL dnlluaes iii it3. &Rrit
liGc5 llDelret at baDe buicrct / Sto.
per. men Herltl, aauIa5. Oh SIean.
Mo, bIeo oaloa haorot ronmiteoc.
Sen arrette0e GicnOout@ifabc an.
'IddCe III bcnInIoo S1.0O0,0OO.
E0nlt0elilc Giterrctnitger or enc.
M life moOtaget ira Niorgali, Sole
o. Ntilcr Counter. boor Ell Chiffon
iculeOc alt meo >oroer / Ell SreSSc
a. ottc Nil. Nan ficroer enbru
lite iii. on uogclt. cller iiaofuIh
bpornrangc err blepet 0rGbt Ser.
Seicre GIterretnInger inoer pod.
e. Antaact AZ oe ontfontnc or minoit
%. oG al Ser er g~hiligbcoer FOR, at
'ou 0cttc Intdl uil bll betpoeIia
'Crsgct, naar Sorbinocllerne meo oc
mcr ailioesliggenoc >anooiitriftcr
Gjenoprettea. Autollet al Sc SiIita.
ocfonme cr duereoe ltcgct til oper
100.
Stouer / MorQun Gountn. CT
flenoelea oi'tdorct ira N~orbirbclle
Weo ll6cnpcroeicll, lad Set biotll bar
uTrct mnuliat at iud 9iuatet on.
a. ier Wenneifer bar blcpct orGbt
ser, bctruitet.
VI &c icnr irrifilote Sorndoocr.
iom iuOtruf / aanius igoar, bar ocr,
upr'te Sen, lolu raicoe norNeuior
sort Scott, aans., % / Bourbon
Gpuntp.
Zen ~ltroftc liz ouer a Dtil bro
oG ! Wtil lang StrimmeI. icuneoc
ale 9ugninger. Iom lGu I Geicr Tor
het mc0 &oroen, og nilfiGrerbc
Sort Scott ira cnbper Sorbinoelic
nlco lloerperoenerl.
On NterfeIigheo ueo 0iaie lorna.
oocr uar, Al Sc life parileoe3 al loa.
nleget lora en- cnclte Grade Hegn.
mems be berimo0 efteriuIgteS az
pcIoiomnle Sfulrc9u %. pda ionmc
Ste0er, Al @ogl.
SprIngijcIo, Nii9iouri, Sen 20Se
Npril: 6 $. @reeiL en- Spigcrisn
al CONNER >obu =. Sllcaa / aar.
las Gitn, bcfrugtes at uTre fouilpf.
tet ! en- Storm, Iou ilour Aites
Icuueoc Here 9eboelie5hric / Ciceola
meo &oroen. 20 Wtenuelfer berct.
Il. at uGre 0rUbt % 20 iaareoe lem
IPil pciteufor Yopru Gltp. Auc Be-
% (cIe'Onle0nlnger err lntio-,
IutiO ne0rcpne iou man ingcu urr.
mere Underwriting fan crboI0e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-25
Ieo &erouu.

Sonoon 220e April. = S0iaa Sc
iioite Sage TAR Der itaaet poloionmle
Gamlpe i @er0m-&egionen o. iiore
S~roppemasier er al besge Barter
ftitet irem / aaaplinier, men nogell
nupneprroig 6OranSring al Gina.
tiouen bar oi@ie blooige aumpc life
rliulteret l..
&oloiomli lpnea oct. III ion Isr,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-25

@aranti Tor Den opriliile Spiulocllc
AZ INC a~nliuclilc %o'ter.
Get ltuloC llUoc o2. ON Ser mir.
tclIl ltlIlcbea ct luaonut SorldllQenoe
til ". Tor Ser er lllNcn Gull ON at
oct ulloc 'ou ct Sudr, lom ltadr /
GorhoI0 I'll inf Sclunltelit. tn'f
&Trollheo % init WidNt.
Cm Somoflc9iucrOct holbe9 ior
ldnNcnoc opcr pore Nouc0cr. Dll en-
bper lc. At Oct cr llort al Srr. SClu
DC melt niltorltatluc" ltotcr tan lite
loruu0rc 0ct fSaftum".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-25
Nutcn Uifcntlioaiort.

Berlin ben 22oe Nlprll. 5nlfc
%looc orlcntliAlloroc / Gitermibong
oen nntcrltmitc Mote on llbuoO.
ltrIotu.
Notena Crolp0, ioni olicutIigNiort
Al Den ofriclcllc 9tpheO@ bureau. or
ladlcoe~ blcuct set tnlfe 6olt bcticnOt
Tor rorllc 8on9.
Nanalcr Don Nctbulom. Nollmcd or
'renloeIe2 pc0 SrontcL buorbcn ban
rct'tc Tor at fonicrcrc mc0 Ncllcrcn.
Der bertc9 / iorltiellllt Solo ltar.
pc ll0talcller, ior0l Erulioellt @il.
lon h0p0c trllct nleo dt aibrn6c 0cll
otplomaitltc 6orbin0elie; men set
'torc 6lcrtal AZ @crIlncrnc iorhclot
Jig rollae / Sllllo til, at BET 'orloien.
Dc Cro mart uiloc fonunc ira glr.
lleen2 Nopc0funrtcr, buor Nlg9.
tnn2Ieren o. Helleren fonlerercr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-25
! 5uiun.

WtoiOn Gitn. Soma 2Ooe Nprll:
On tornado raieOe ieut igaar otter.
mio0ag / Sem moro centrnle Gel al
Soma % iDSIlqc NiinueIotl. gtdr.
a. 6armbuie 5le1 soelagt. beninoo
c; Sne@ WienHtitcr itdOe0e % mani.
AZ 8reaturer orTbt.
) Clear %afe, 10 yttl ! &c't Der.
ira req Stormen (0gene II mango
&Iaaer % ieUneoe mauge llN1u9.
Crguiuger / Cmegreu med Scr9ct.
Saooiot oiOea Bier iugeu crr9:
euer itloet 5 Rsrbcotn a 9cl.
mono bleU to 6uie flDttaSe ira liat
@rlmom,re.
Eaa 9iuiam su:tlrrie.o@ warm
bc'anot Ganulieu liz moe +! 2ao-
niugstmiet, 0u Stormen bIU't1 Ser
btrt meO ia. Som REQ q lIaIc-
lap Be ale uifa0:e ia Ger.
burlington. "a, oen pose Aprj.:
On GlHpc0m3ifu0e V0a ;iLilmmeu
$4,000 blep unre,tct ! Soriruoel
&cit Surlingtot AZ Ell heIrJ &Iuo.
itorm lgaar Aftes. Sterlt Sfloe 10
&urlingtonASuneu. gilleruecrte0ct
ueo Cen lture SotOlHotuU- "a Segn.
i.brif blep repet ! Snurper OF Emf.
Ter. Nttrran >roH &orfs StsberI
lc0 olida betuNelig Sfa0e. ioei. bI,
:. WtocelUertiteSet ne0blIlte. On
Qtosie SrPr eoeIUQoeS, men ladpIot
ujoe5 or inter Nenreltelip guaet
tebt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-25
i Silfrlbc al Nria.

n SH'Uloc az Mtg.
: SillUl0e Al en- arig mcb Splf.
lan0 ulIoc iailo'pnli1pi9 ct al oc Tor
tic Sfriot bli Nflluttcllen al en- NJ
lance meo De alliereoc Niogtcr. -
Gette piloc frUpc oen sicbliffeIi1e
Nfcopirtcn a Dor 6ldo0c.
@opet fo~ntroIcre@ al De AqiercoeS
&rt13floaoer, ioa Der, / SiIipl0c al
&rig, iunolpnIigui8 life piIoc bli
neouenoigt ior Dor 6lunoc at %reiifc.
re CT nabert Slug meo ocn tnifc
6Iaaoe. ~ Gcrinloo nil oeu rinteliQ.
his tomlnc til at lampirtc ueo Am
greb paa oenne.
6orlauuiot piIoc ocn Iicmiliturc
Situation, / SiIiGIoe al Nrig. uprc
gltlltlg ior DC Soreneoe Stoter, huis
6loaoe ucl neppc Tor 2ieblittct be-.
ltnoer liz / illlot tampbereot Stano.
VI bar iaaleoe9. +. Gr., blot ire
Spelocrirpolerc, o. lelu oiale er al.
lcreoc al en- noqet lorTloet Sppe.
vi observation-disclosures bar hi
fnopt nof I'll at lorlpare Den ierltc
6loaoellnic MOD Nngreb ira Huber.
panoaboaoe. % Den mluprcuoc
arig bar pitt, at enbper anOen BE.
ltptteIle moo %iooonnne Nngreb er IL.
oretiltc.
Zen nnocn %inie uilOe uurc iulOs
ltGnolg uoen lauoun 9eifptteIic,
Tor life at taIe ON nogcn ielUitpu=
oiQe 6laa0er Al lorbtoobuuoeoelpu.
gerc.
&or iorite GIdaoclinic i~n0beiatter
nogen al &eroens beoite Sluaifi6e.
flint en0cl al Dem life cr burtia.
gaoenoe uof. &or anocu %inie be.
'tonr AZ Sfibe Al IOrlfielig Nurtig-
heo.
&or arigallaaoe mangler aullfi.
be, Sanf'tibc o. AuiIoiarteier 90
bar fun ct eleite i|i0ougtigt @oipital.
ifib.
I'm oct ifuloe bli nooueuoidt az
unocrltette De AuiereOe meO lrooper.
Ull0e GrPiiOentelt. iorlocn oen reQli.
lGre Arme, tlnne lnOfalOe SriplQi.
&c I'll arl8stieneite. Ut iuuoant
StrIot piIoe BIZ n0OueuoiQt. Ga CT
Armetorpa ueI Uil0e pare Oct millo.
lie, Der tull0e bli Gale ON at ien0e.
gtcn i0a msOes ri al en- uuOen
&anIteIigbeO: VI bar life Grams.
port'tlbe NOT I'll al operrere 0isie
Sropper I'll europa. - Semne N;an-
ltellBbeO tunoe man rel o~UerUinOe
Oeo. al Vi bentrgtIgc0c - oe Der /
Sanoet ~Iuternereoe uifc Sfi6e
llo8et, Iom / SiliplOe al ari1. rlnte-
laooligeueI itrur uil0e BIZ
glort.
Get uiloe imIolerii0 .a9c Sl0. en-
lang Slo. al uorltite o. inogpe oisie
lropper. ) Ell Nenieenoe or 0ol
De 6%orene0e Stater Tor Sioen beloi.
gere Itiuet emo nogeniiloe ier / gan.
bets NiitOrie. ueIulig meo Seniun iii
al tlmre erboloe air, Be tran.
ger, Al &aabeu % ammunition.
Sislge Ell al Suitit5
Grugtin8 tiaaoer @runolouen
life Notionalgoroena AnpenoeIie iom
ubenior Sanoets 8rpnler.-
SfuIoe oisie Sropper trpnses, fun.
DC Oct ulcnc lie paa oen Maabe. az
DC Iripiaig mclOte ia I'll Siencite.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-25
! IinneiOta.

&eS gate Sails. Wsinn.. Sen 2tNe
4priI: en- poIoiom 9toropeitirorUl.
Ser iii iine Sloer dl,iog aarafter at
en- SornGoo. raieoe paa He0 Cafe
lpaar % orep Sien | hsie Nfasicr
iro pua Suesitfpiteu ~ anretteee
q; Sfaoe Al $4,000 pda Sorpumos.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-25
Snaen SaScl.

a01'isi'es soa SIDE 4
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o0F'lalle0 9aa Sl0e 4.
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S0FiiGiicS paa siss I
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1916-10-06
What the Doctor Knows
KIDNEYS MUST BE RIGHT TO
INSURE HEALTH.

Few people realize to what extent their
health depends upon the condition of the
kidneys.
The physician in nearly all cases of
serious illness, makes chemical analy-
sis of the patients urine. He knows that
unless the kidneys are doing their work
properly, the other organs cannot readily
be brought back to health and strength.
When the kidneys are neglected or
abused in any way, serious results are
sure to follow. According to health sta
tistics, Bright's Disease, which is really
an advanced form of kidney trouble,
caused nearly ten thousand deaths in one
year, in the State of New York alone.
Therefore, it is particularly necessary to
pay more attention to the health of these
important organs.
An ideal herbal compound that has had
remarkable success as a kidney remedy
is DIR. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great
kidney, liver and bladder remedy.
The mild and healing influence of this
preparation, in most cases, is soon real
lied, according to sworn statements and
verified testimony of those who have used
the remedy.
When your kidneys require attention,
get Swamp Root at once from any phar-
macy. 1t is sold by every druggist in
bottles of two slzes-50c and $l.00.
However, if you wish first to test this
great preparation send ten cents to DIR.
Kilmer & Co., Biaghamton, N. Y, for a
sample bottle. When writing be sure and
mention this paper. Adv.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1916-10-06

a consequence you become weak, pale
and sickly looking, just like a plant
trying to grow in soil deficient in iron.
If you are not strong or well, you owe
it to yourself to make the following
test: See how long you can work, or
how far you can walk without becom-
ing tired. Next take two five-grain
tablets of ordinary nuxated iron three
times per day after meals for two
weeks. Then test your strength again
and see for yourself how much you
have gained. have seen dozens Of
nervous, rundown people who were
ailing all the while, double their
strength and endurance and entirely
get rid Of all symptoms of dyspepsia,
liver and other troubles In from ten to
fourteen days. time simply by taking
iron in the proper form. And this af-
ter they had in some cases been doc
toring for months without obtaining
any benefit. But don't take the old
forms Of reduced iron, iron acetate or
tincture of iron simply to save few
cents. You must take iron in a form
that can be easily absorbed and as
simulated like nuxated iron if you want
it to do you any good, otherwise it
may prove worse than useless.
Many an athlete or prize fighter has
wen the day simply because he knew
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1916-10-06
SMALL CANNON FOR POCKET
Deadly Weapon of War That May Be
Readily Concealed Is a New
Invention.

The smallest breech-loading cannon
in the world is now being made for
pocket use. 1t is not toy, but takes
a .22-caliber rim-fire cartridge and fires
a bullet that would inflict a nasty
wound at close range.
1t is in the form of pocket knife,
no larger than the usual knife, and has
two blades of fine steel. But at one
end is a hole. Anyone asked to ex-
anime the article and say what it is
will be most likely to guess that it Is
some new-fangled pencil sharpener or
cigar cutter.
In the end of the knife is a steel
block that turns out on swivel, being
held by spring that is released with
the thumb nail and reveals a hole
straight through the block. The car
fridge is inserted at the base of this
hole, the block Is swung back into
place, the trigger on the side is
opened, thus cooking the pistol, which
is now ready to fire. 1t is held in the
hand and the trigger pressed down
with the thumb.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1916-10-06
TO RECLAIM HALF
OF STATES AREA
DRAINAGE OF MINNESOTA'S LOW
LANDS Is DECLARED TO BE
PARAMOUNT PROBLEM.
BEFORE 1917 LEGISLATURE
Attorney General Smith Commissioned
to Draw Bill Providing for Survey
at Meeting of All-Minnesota
Development Association.

st. Paul. - Flood relief, drainage Of
Minnesota's low lands and reclamation
of more than half the area of the
state were declared the paramount
problem before the commonwealth,
at a meeting in the state capitol. The
meeting was called by A. l.. Croker
of Minneapolis, chairman of the re-
tee of the All-Minnesota Development
association, and was attended by mem
bers of the committee, engineers, rail
road development agents and others
interested in the movement.
Attorney General Smith was COM
missioned to draw bill to be present
ed to the 1917 legislature providing
for a Typographical survey of the
state, and, if possible, for hydrograph-
ic, soil, water and water power sur
veys as well.
Would Cost 100000.
Mr.. Crocker estimated that a topo-
graphical survey would cost about
100000 at the least. DR.. F. w. Sar-
deson of the state and federal geo.
logical surveys estimated that thor
ough survey of the kind would cost
about 100000.
Proposal for such bill followed a
general discussion of the states drain
age needs in which the main point Of
agreement seemed to be that these
needs should be determined from an
engineering standpoint and then a
statewide program be formulated for
meeting them, as against sectional or
local programs.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1916-10-06
chiIdssn Start $4,000 Blaze.

Brainerd.-Fre destroyed the livery
stable owned by Archie Purdy here
and damaged nearby buildings, the
loss aggregating $4,000. Children
playing in the livery stable are be-
lieved to have started the fire which
was driven to adjoining buildings by
stiff wind. The tailor shop owned
by Jens Molstad, the Sherlund garage
and the Central hotel building were
slightly damaged, and for q time the
entire block, located in the heart OF
the business district was threatened,
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1916-10-06
SOCIETIES VIOLATE NEW LAW
Firemen's Aid Bodies Fail to Comply,
Examiner Says.

st. Paul-In practically every city
and village in the state having a fire.
mems relief association, the 1909 law
relating to investment of funds of such
organizations as interpreted by Attor-
ney General Lyndon A. Smith is being
violated, State Public Examiner An
drew E. Fritz asserts.
Under the previous statutes trustees
of the associations invested surplus
funds. Then the state provided for
apportionment of 2 per cent tax on
insurance premiums, supplied author
ity for local tax levy of one mill for
the further benefit of such organiza-
tions, and specified that the funds
should be invested by a board.
81 do not recall a single instance in
which the new law is being complied
with" said Examiner Fritz.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1916-10-06

thirsty, had
dragging sensation across my loins,
difficulty in collecting my thoughts
and was troubled with short
ness of breath. Dodds Kidney Pills
have cured me of these complaints.
You are at liberty to publish this let
ter for the benefit of any sufferer who
doubts the merit Of Dodds Kidney
Pills."
Dodds Kidney Pills, SOC. per box at
your dealer or Dodds Medicine Co.,
Buffalo, N. Y. Dodds Dyspepsia Tab
lets for Indigestion have been proved.
soc. per box.-Adv.
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To Follow Up Plague Cases.

st. Paul. = DR.. H. M. Bracken of the
State Board of Health has announced
plan to follow up every one of 500
cases of paralysis in records of polio
myelitis. principally in those during
the recent epidemic, and to give not
only expert advice, but hospital treat
ment where it is likely to prove bene-
fetal. "A few new cases are being
reported, but the outbreak is practi-
cally at an end" said DR.. Bracken.
The following will be conducted large
ly through the division of preventable
diseases.
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Printer Would Save State Money

st. Paul.-Joseph T. Mannix, state
printer, is out to save the state
money. He has written to heads of
state departments requesting them to
boil it down" as much as possible in
preparing annual or biennial reports
this fall. He hints that expenditure
for reports can be reduced if uuneces-
sary verbiate and useless detail are
eliminated" He points out that the
commission has decided, despite the
increase in the price of paper, to try
to do its work on its appropriation Of
$4,000,
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TtLEFHUut CAStS PUzzLING
WAREHOUSE COMMISSION FACES
SERIOUS SITUATION.
Set Of Rates Adopted BY Certain Rural
Companies Years Ago Are
Now Inadequate.

st. Paul.-The Minnesota Railroad
and Warehouse Commission is face to
face with somewhat puzzling situa-
ton In the rural telephone field. OF
late there has been brought to the at
tention of the Commission from vari-
Gus parts of the state a condition
that requires immediate remedy and
which the persons involved look to the
state for aid.
The condition arises from the fail
ure of the companies in the first in
stance to adopt a schedule of rates
that would carry it's burden. The sit
uation is very similar to the one that
the fraternal insurance orders were
called upon to face some years ago
and which all but disrupted some of
them.
Rates Prove Inadequate.
In order to make their insurance de-
partments attractive certain orders
adopted set of rates which later
proved inadequate.
An instance is furnished by tele-
phone concern with plant valued at
about $25,OO0.00, and serving $50 sub
scribers in one of the best known far
ming sections of the state. The sec
rotary of the company writes that the
plant almost has outlived it's useful
ness and unless reconstructed the cost
of maintenance will be in excess of the
earnings. 1t is suggested that the
Commission make an investigation of
the entire situation including an ex-
animation of the books and an inspec-
ton of the plant and propose table
Of charters that will be fair to all
concerned.
This is an unfortunate condition"
said a member of the Railroad and
Warehouse Commission, 'but we are
quite helpless. We can hardly advise
local companies what rates to charge.
Telephone companies should obtain
rates to cover operating expenses,
taxes and the maintenance of the prop
erty in serviceable condition. 1t is the
duties of the officers to see that this
is done. The duty of the state is to see
that excessive rates are not charged,
that no discrimination or other unlaw-
full practices are engaged in and that
a reasonable service is provided"
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Duluth.-Completion of the official
count showed that the proposal for an
additional 3-mill tax assessment for
street improvements was defeated
nearly two to one in the special ref
erendum here. The tax increase pro-
posal was the outgrowth of June cleo
tons resulting in the voting out of sa-
looms and $4,000 annual revenue.
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Saltwater Women Plan Rotary Club.

Stillwater.-Initial steps toward the
organization of a women's Rotary club
have beer taken here, under the per-
sonal direction of DR.. M. Gertrude Fur
bush, Mrs. Edwin Wainman and Mrs
James Parker of Minneapolis. TWEEN
ty-one Saltwater women were present
at a meeting at which action was TAX
en- authorizing copmittees to draft a
constitution and bylaws and to solicit
members. 1t is planned to meet week.
ly and discuss matters of social and
business Importance.
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SHORT COURSE FOR EDITORS
~" to Provide instruction in Country
journalism.

~" to Provide Instruction in Country
journalism.
St. Paul. = A short course in coun-
try journalism will be conducted at
the University this winter. 1t will last
four days and precede the annual
meeting of the Minnesota Editorial
association. The University's depart
ment of journalism will direct: the
course.
The tentative program contemplates
study of cost accounting, advertising
problems, circulation building and edi-
torial management. Addresses by
newspaper specialists from other parts
of the country are promised.
1t is planned to have the course
given at the agricultural college.