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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-30
TO War
Work Over, Jacks
Join Army.

With the closing down of some
Of the logging camps for the win
ter. the enlistments in the new
forestry regiment that will soon
leave for Europe has taken de-
cided increase during the past few
days. The forest service. announced
yesterday that 221 Incni, had made
application to date for service with
the regiment In France.
OF this number 80 came in Sat
day and yesterday. 1t Is believed
that the. coming week will bring a
large number Of enlistments. The
closing Of the mills. coupled with
the explanation of the work of the
new regiment which is being made
to the men in the camps. is be-
lieved to be the reason for the sud
den jump in enlistment figures.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-30
Women Ship Comforts
to Soldiers in France

The Missoula Wouan's Patriotic as
ISOLATION yesterday shipped six boxes
IF articles to serve the comfort III sol
dicrs at the battle front in France.
Three of the boxes contained warm UNI
in rcspo nse to an appeal
sent recently from France. Each gar
ment had II small American flag pinned
to it, because letters have told how
pleased the French soldiers seem to
be when they find flags in the boxes.
\ total of 4712 articles, including 1852
from Darby and 2lJ from St. Ignatius,
went in the shipme mt yesterday. The
total for the month of October is l3
boxes with 1889 articles shipped by
the Missoula association and its eight
branches.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-30
Disease Is Mankind's Greatest Enemy;
Be Prepared to Withstand Its Attack

numerous other ailments which come
from impure blood.
In order to be absolutely sure that
your blood is in condition to ward Off
disease. it Is wise to take a few bottles
of $. S. s., the most satisfactory blood
remedy known to science. For more
than fifty years this remedy has been
used with excellent results. and it is
today recognized as the best blood
purifier and system builder you can
take. 1t is sold by druggists, every
where. To get results, however, be
sure and get the genuine S. S. S. -
You are invited to write to our chief
medical director. who will take pleas
ure in giving yon, without charge, any
medical advice that your case may re-
auire. Address Swift Specific Co., 49,
II, Swift. Laboratory. Atlanta. Ga.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-30
LAST CONTINGENT
l.. LEAVES THIS WEEK
Missoula County Men to Go
Forward November |.

Twentynine men, the last contin-
gent of Missoula county's quota of 21O
will leave on November for the draft
army camp at American Lake, Wash,
according to orders received by the
county selection board yesterday. The
men have already been ordered to re-
port at the courthouse on November l..
The IA men needed to fill the gaps
made in the county's force by medical
examiners at the camp will not be sent
forward until later, the orders say.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-30
Why Colds Are Dangerous.

1t is not only the serious diseases
that so often start with a cold that
make a cold the most dangerous Of
the minor ailments, but the fact that
when a child has a cold he is much
more likely to contract germ diseases
such as scarlet fever and diphtheria.
For this reason every cold should be
gotten rid of as quickly as possible.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has
gained a wide reputation for its quick
cures Of bad colds. You will look a
long time before you will find a better
preparation for that disease.-Adv.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-30
The Slightest impurity In the Blood
Is Dangerous.

The very air you breathe and the
water YOU drink are both laden with
enemies of health. There is abso-
lutely no way to avoid their attacA,
because the enemy is invisible.
But you can be so prepared as TO
render theiy attacks harmless. You
can keep your system In such perfect
condition that the disease germs cam
not find permanent Judgment, but are
thrown off entirely.
The first thing necessary is to get
your blood absolutely free from all i'm
purities. Keep it thoroughly cleansed,
and you need have no fear of catarrh,
rheumatism, eczema. scrofula. OF the
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-30
Divorce Granted Wife;
Husband Brings Suit

Mrs. Philinia Cunningham was
granted a divorce from Samuel Gun
ningham in department No. | of the
district court vest erday. Judge a. l..
Duncan issued the decree, awarding
Mrs. Cunningham the custody of her
two minor children.
Suit for divorce was instituted yes
tertlay by Arthur +. kron against Clara
Kron.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-30
Missoula County Books
Found in Good Condition

officials arc III order according to II.
y. Hawkins and T. J. Hefling, state ex-
aminers. who completed an investiga-
ton of all books in the courthouse yes
terday. The two officials will next
inspect county records in Kalispell.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-30
The End Of
Your Corns
Pain Stops at 0nce-corn Lifts
nEf CLAN

There is nothing in the world like
"Gets-It" for corns. Just apply 1t ac-
eordins to directions, the pain stops at
once and then the corn lifts off as
clean as a whistle. No fuss. no bother,
no danger. "Gets-1t." you know, is
safe. Millions have used it, more than
all other corn remedies combined, and
il never fails.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-30
DIES IN FOREST FIRE.

Eureka, Oct. 29.-F'orest fires IN the
region of Trinidad, 80 miles north of
here. claimed its first victim in Andrew
Erickson. Il fire fighter, whose death
was reportea TODAY.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-30

'NeuDsAt NeNer oA4Ss
There is no need for you to go
through another day Of corn agony.
But be sure you get "Gets-It." Accept
nothing else. for remember, there Is
positively nothing else as good. "Gets-
1t" never irritates the live flesh, never
makes the toe sore.
You can go about as usual with
work or play, while "Gets-It," the
magic, does all the work. Then the
corn peels right off like banana skin,
and leaves the toe as smooth and corn
free as your palm. Never happened
before, did 1t? Guess not.
Get bottle Of "Gets-It'' today from
any drug store. you need pay no more
than 25c. or sent on receipt OF price
by p. Lawrence & Co., Chicago, III.
Sold In Missoula and recommended
as the worlds best corn remedy, nv
Missoula Drug Co., Dav.S c. Smith,
Geo. freisheimer. H. H. Bateman l.
lCO.-Alv,
The Sentinel=record., 1917-12-28
APARTMENT FOR RENT

FIVE ROOMS, FURNISHED OK UNI
 FURNISHED.
 A strictly modern five room apart ment. By far the most desirable in the city, tile bath. steam heat, hot and cold water, brick building, on first floor. Beautifully furnished, or will rent unfurnished. Two blocks from bath house row. This is a chance for some one who wants something exceptionally nice. Call at once as this will not be vacant long. Phone 476. or call at Algonquin iTlats. PA Prospect
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Sa CurHd First --PayWhanCuTsd

A safe and painless cure for Alec hol and Drug Addicttions. Strictly private and personal attention assured by physician with years of experi- ence. Address Drawer No. 437.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-12-28

s'Si two booth helyings. two avn ie for ihe rr~-
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1882 5ralanboustleio. -Sdnttts
nntIter in 6 @r0Ben; 81, 36, 38,
40, AZ lmo al 3oIL 8iiiteniueite.
Sir @roBe So iperben Z g)aros
3686a, 0luteriols ben0ttet. Rof.
meite am unteren gn0e 8 CARDS.
greis 10c.
1924 alei0 fir ainoer. -S6nitt-
nllliter in bier @r0Ben: 2, A, 6 uuo
3 ss5abrpn. Sir Die 6jdbrige 8r6Be
merOeu 312gor0s 448oa MaaterioIs
ben0tiat. Breis 10c.
1880 5rouenihiirSe 5hnittntlt-
tier in 8 @roBen: fletn, mitteIgroB
ino grOB. AZ garbs 368on. 9aa-
terials fir aRitteIgr0Be benotigt
9sreis 10t.
1922 gad0herfIeiO. -Sdnittntn-
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Slit. .Gridjcinangen Der gnoeu.

Bonn iogenannteH 2ln6en 8IiBea
bqbeu pobl pleIe &eier nod nldts
qebort; uao Iie mogeh menn iie nul
Den Aamen leieu, iih cine iebr irrtge
0oritellung uaDon bll0en
Die Gri1elnnng tritt i'm gnoen.
9o1tallOc Don 9blle aut, aber in
liner @egeno, tpo gemobnItd e
l5elpitterrurne fait gang unbefannt
liuo. Sic biloet leootb totlad lid elne
itarfe pno leDr qufiallige, leudteHOe
@ntloolng BON glettri5ltat.
8u iolhen 8eiten lalieu iiG oie
gergalpfel ielber NIT un9ebeuren
glisablelters5 s5taben DergIelaen, 5lut.
I4an otejen 8ipieln uno g8olten
ipielen Die Bllbe, uno e5 tInoen gaus
gelpaltige, aber ltets itille @ntla0nu.
gen bon @leftri5itat ratt. Die ggol.
ten iheinen chen Den gergBtpieIn 10
nabe Bu ieirL bob oas 9urnibneloen
Der Suft oura Die 9liBe ul1t ben
ubliden Qonnerlaut berporruft, ba
Die 9abn ST fur3 lit Gas oa3lpt-
iAenliegen0e @elanoe nitro gar nt9t
Oon oieien 9lisen beriibrt. I'm Die
Spiel aber iiebt man Elm beitanoi.
ges @liiben uuo 9elegentlihe 4us.
ilromnngen gIeih ben Stretfen etnes
rieligen 6udlidtes. Sniffe, bic 800
pieilen bon Der aiiite entiernt iino,
fonnen oiefe ieItiamen eieftriI9en
&ntIaoiiHgeu nod inabrnebnen.
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geiierer ;groitidut fir gflau5en.

9isber lift es meiitens abli9 gene
fen, Dpr5ugsipsils @trpb 8ur @ins
fptdlung bon giIan5en unb Strdus
Aern aIs S6us gegen 5roit' 81 be-
nuBen; bod tam man burhaus nint
iagsn, baB oieies Derfdbren 6elons
oers befriebigte, unb anDererieits mar
es SiemItd ld5tis uHb berurla6te all
lerIei MiBli4teiten. alber man bate
eben getp0bnIib ntdts 8efferes fit
oieIeu 3ned, pean man itdnbigtn
59ub fir bic geuddbie piiaiats,
Der tein carbohydrates Grneuern no
tig ma6te, fpie Der seittpetIige S9ub
bar9 Rduherung,
llnIdngTt bat iebO6 Elm grfinoer
etnen grfaB geE4affen, ber bebeuteno
better Tein foil unb isbsnfaIls be-
quemsr lift. 8ieIe 6iiIle lift BON pas
pier, unb Stpar bon eigens gu bisIsm
3tued suberettetsn.
Sic bsitsbt aus bier breitpiatsIigen
5tiiden, bic NIT ibreu tur3eu Seiten
pur6 9rabt nit einanper berbunben
Fnb, Wtan tann iis unter Der
Pflanss plott auf bem 9oben auss
oreiten, uub fobaLb S9ub beburft
pirb, t0nnen bic Gpibsn pben 5u.
fammenge8Ogen perben, TobaB cine
ppramibe entltebt, lpeIte bic Qflan3e
ooIltOmmen bebsdt. 8ieIe pbramibe
pirb iiberbies Dur9 cine 2lrt 2lnters
JiabeIn, lpethe lie ar Dem So6en bss
ieitigen. In 6tslIung srbaIten, IobaB
1ud Der Winb lis ntdt aus Der Gage
5ringeH fam.
Dos papitr ift poIItommen naIs
fsrbidt; unb Is lift burb deniIde
grdparote, bsren 3ufammenlebung
borfdufig sebein sebaIten tuirO, seniis
genb 5db eerna6t tporben, I'm fir
bic 8itterung nn6urdbrinsIi6 gu
fem. Dnbei ptrb inbss bic Cuff
ni6t uusseIpsrrt. 5offentti9 ftsIIt
ii6 aud Der aoitfnpuntt nidt su
bod.
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,zeuiskeiten ans Jcwa.

Gie Staot bat Der Sort Dodge
@as & electric Go. fit bic StraBcn.
beleu6tilng oes nbgeIauienen Sob
res bic 9unlne bon $14,658.29
nusge8abIt. Gieie Sun1nte baitert
auf 8eyednitng Der tiir5ltdl oige.
nonmenen State. gedh Der friibe'
ren Gate bate bic StraBenbeleuha
tltng ettpa $18,00000 oefOitet,
3ic 9eitguation Der 9oliSiiteu s.
u. 3iiber uno s. y. Gong lit bonn
BoIi8etfef Serbian angeuontnen
lDoroen. Ser @rltere, Der tnSgeiont
ud)t Sabre i'm Boli8eibienit mar,
miro Silfsibertff. Ger @ruro filr
Die gfeitgnation oe5 2ebteren IT
niht befannt.
Die aoQettionen in Der Office
bes GolntDclerfS betrllgen tn1 obge-
luufenen Syabr, tpie 9ilfsclerf SetIee
man bere6net bat, $8,S16.85
mebr ais ie 3ubor tn einem Sabre.
@eorge so. Sunefclo bat Die SSai-
nois Central 8abn alf $1,000 Saa.
oenerIaB berfln9t. Gr gtbt OIL, ooB
ibn, ais ct, tpabren0 er i'm &un0-
9ouie angeitelt mar, cine @iienrObre
ourthidJneiOen iollte, etn Splitter
ins gluge geflogen mar.
s. 3. glaen bat Die 5ar1ner8 gfll.
tua[ Sail s5niurance So auf Die
3oblung bon 5000 berflagt. 81
bebauptet, oaB ibn am IA. s5lli leb-
ten SabreS ieine Saferernte berbo.
geEt iei.
Die Gou1t9Iuperbiioren eripablten
Bert Giu1plon bon 9uncoulbe 81 If.
rem 8orliBer. ". q. S1il nabn
als 9ertreter oes 0ritten QiItritts
Die 6tele BON s. s. 5robm Elm.
Die bieiigen 6retnaurer blelten
int Sreimultrertentpel In Der 9telt.
ia9rSna6t elm 9onfett ob, an mel
dem etuo 275 @dite teilnabnneu
Or. s. u. 8eit bon 9es Naoines,
Der fribere 9ilfs-@roBmeiIter boa
Soma, bate ben gorItb.
9bilamenio &eIiertd, bic Tohter
pon Serrn uno SSrQu 9. 6. SeIfe.
rid, tit an 2ungenent3itnOung ct.
tranft. ...-
Die 0}it8lie0er Der q. 9}. s. a
batteu 01ontog abeno i'm @pu1na.
itum 0e8 @ebdlt0es ibr idbrIi6eS
| 56alturnen lilrter Der 2eituHg beS
IurnIebrer8 6. 6. 0aubert berar
| ItoItet, 0os aagclneinen 8eifoI fan0
9}rqBcott. ssyn Der @eibnadts
nadt lAIng Der 8tib in Die 5heun'
oes 6armers sSreo Sdeffel eih bel
ungefdbr o9t Meilen bon biel
mobnt. 0ie 5deune itolto iofor.
in 6Iomnen, po6ei bret 4fer0e Uni
bier Gitbe umgefourmen itno mi
pieles Sea rno sSutter 8eritort tnur
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glahrpert bes eunias.

Die 3udertnapp9ett, unter btr bic
meiIten Qdnber guropas lsiben, ruff
bic Gobrepnsr oss Souigs auf ben
qlart, NIT btm GrfoIg aaeroinss, oab
man ibnen bic S5raOe entgegsnbdlt,
Oh btnn Der 9onig 3ur5sit Iei9tsr 81
beIhafTeu uno i'm @erbdItnts btuts
ger Ietn t6nae als Der 3uder. Dsss
pegen bIeiben iHlmerbia bic @usfub'
rungen zines 5nnbIattes beahteuss
inert, bas barauf aufmertIam ma1t,
oab Der Bienenbontg Den 3uder an
gGbripert bod iiberragt, tpsil Oie In
tim entbaltenen Stoffe pom S0rpsr
unmtttelbnr aufgeRommen tperDen,
obne bab oer 8eroauungsapporot ita
on3uitrengen braudt unb obne olB
irgsnb etlpas unausgeRust 3uruts
bleibt, ipdbreno Der 5uder gu ieiuer
AhtmtIierung erit nod oenienigen
gro3eB DurA3umadeu bat, oen Die
9ienen pprgenommen baben. Der
9ontg entbdIt auBer 3uder np9 Iet4t
ubimllterbares @tpeIB, 0eiien Uisuge
ie mad Der Art 0er pon Den 8eaen
ausgtbsuteten Bliten pQrilert; bielss
nige bes 0aiOetrautes betlpleIspstle
sntbdlt DerDdltnsmdBi9 oIel, oteiss
nige Dc Gu3erne nenig, au1 oie
unorganii9en 8eitanoteile Des 9os
ntgs ftno CON groBem Berts fir ben
Sorper, penn tie aud uur m miuts
men Mensen porbauDen limb. IS toms
men folgsnDe mineraIliae SubItau3en
in 8etra1t: pbospbor, gtien, aaIt,
WlagneIium, gbInnatrpH, ppttaj1e,
54pefel, Waugan uno gilitlum; ale
oieie finoen itn i'm 9Dnig, pd9reup
Der 3uder teins Spun unorganil1er
@toffe sntbdlt, bu er blob aus ao1le,
@aReritoff uno Souerjtoff beitspt.
Jlamentli9 fir acknowledgement.
alts Geute, ainber uno 8Iutarme I'll
aIfo Der 9onig bel peitem por3uBie.
ben.
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Ginen berbdn8ntsboIItx

Gineu berbdngntsbpIItR
Srrtum begins 2eIter DaDis aus
9telpton, g. s., aIs er nit Ieinsm
SogOsenoiieu, oem 35idbrigen Jrant
Ialmnge, BON S}rantIin Borough,
ii9 onf Der 5ago mad 9aIen bsfan0.
Die iibsr bem 9eItriipp berbprragenbe
WliiBe oes IeBteren fiir Elm 8ilb
baltenb, CAB er einen ShuB ab,
bur9 ben 5almabge i'm @sii9t unb
an ben 8etnen getroffea nuroe; bd
ibm G9rott0rner in bic 4ugtn brans
gen, Itegt bic @efabt Dor, baB ct srs
bIinben ptrb. 9ie bsiben seyGger
tparen gleib naa bsm Mittageiien
In bsm GsboI3 pon JraRtIiu Borough
auF bic gliirTde gesungen. Rad
sintgsr 3eit perloren Iie it1 isboa
aus ben Qugen, unb ais Duois bic
Miibe Ieine8 genoHen in siniger
Gntfernung iiber Dem llnterboI3 bes
mtrtts, biett er oieIeIbe fir einen
6aien, Der iid auf einsn I9rdgliee
gsnben Baum gefIiidtst battle. ct
legte an unb oriidte ob, tpurbe absr
bon einem pantIden 59redsn srs
TaBt, nIs 5atmdge auffdrie. Sin
berbs 1truFener 4r5t ertl1rts, bnb
Der 8erlsBte tpabrIchsil1lih bic Sebs
trait beiber 2tugsn berIisren tpirb.
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tlDHFnsr sdjreibrbrirf bee
1btIipp 8 5aileramptEr.

@leia Iis6sr Serr Saskatchewan!
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tier in bier @r0Ben: 6, s, 10 un0 IL
SSabren Sir Die odt Sabre @r0-
BE tperoen 334gar0s 363oa. Wtdte.
rtols ben6tigt. Qreis 10c.
t935.19t6 9amen RoTtiim. -8ic
8Iuie 1885 fonunlt IN 7 6dnittrnu.
It m: "a, SO, 38, 40, 42, 44 unb
Al Boil 8iiitenlpeite. Ser 9fof 1916
fouunt ebenfaIls in 7 56nittnnts
itern: 90, "a, 26, %. 80, 80 uno
81 8oa Saftenlpeite. 7 gar0s SO.
86G. Nloteriols fir Die 368oH. Gro.
BE berl0tigt. Ger Sod lift am unite.
rem @noe 1ngafdbr 27s gorog melt.
3ie8 fin6 5ipet ieparote Wtuiter itn0
foiten 10c per Stiid
1884 4nobcn1t5ug Shttittnrti.
Iter In 4 @roBef: 8, 4, 5 lt1to 6
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ginneuer g hpinbeI purs
be in einem 2a0eu Der uniteo Gigor
5torss Co.. in glsnart, q. s., go.
liz Wartet Ctr, perIu9t, blieb ies
bod srfoIgIos. Sin iuuger Mann trat
tin, le9te orei gtolen, Die ongebIia ie
$40 in 10 Gents sStiiden entbielten,
auf ben 9ertaufstii9 unb bat ben
glert, gtobert $. 89ituep, ibm 9apts
notsn bierfir gu geben. 9ieler glns
nit bem &afIenIhranf in Ben bintes
rsn 5eil ocs 9abens uao RIP Damn
oas gopier bon elmer Der Rollen. gu
Ieiner gr0Bten lIeberraf6ung fam sr
nnitatt Der Dime" ein Slid gIei>
r6bre. Der Singing, peidsr ben
5auid MAIDEN pollts. bate o9ne
3peifel btmertt, ipie bsr @lert oas
gapier bon Der RolIe rib, unO perbuts
tete f6Itunigft. Der Glert sriiattets
an3eige BET Der goli3ei un0 bie1e sr>
tlarts ben Sdlpiube! fir NOD gang
neg.
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grtrinltuOr 5il6e.
gegunbes Mrteu bon BIOiIeHtiertm Bic
an gnEtmangG 81 eiraabe gebeu.

an enItmanssl 81 @raaSe sebeu,
Der qlusbrud .srtrtutenOe Slide"
maa man6em iouberbut erideinsu.
Denno4 gibt ts mirtIid Slide, bic
i'm DaRer srtriBten. Wlan tam io'
aar brei 61as autsrideibsn. Gritsns
bic sgilhe in ben troptldeu 2duDern,
Die msbr auBerbalb als innerbolb bss
MaTers Ieben. sic Iinb ben 5orIdern
I6on betannt, ubsr nod ni1t geHiis
geno, Inn bas 0rgon 5u bei4reibeu,
oaB es ibnen srmogliht, ftunbenlang
auBer9nIb bes WaIlers 3u DertpeiIen,
5ernsr gibt ss Slide bic auf btm
S9Iamm berumlpringen unb enoIin
ipl9e, Die Strau4er unb gdume err
tlettern Bel ber 2ebenspeiie bieIer
9lrtsn muB man titgliA dnnebmsn,
Oab jie ben grDbteu 3eil tbres 2lts
milngsbebiirfniHes aus Der Quft be-
frieblgen uno ertrii fen, lObaIb man
linen pas 8erlaNsn bes 8aHers Ders
tpebren piiroe. 8tsie 4nna9me bat
iih benn aud 5eitdttgt, inbem man
mebrere f5il9arten ienneu gsIernt BAT,
Die 3par ME bas Muier psrlaHen,
aber ben gr6Bten SeiI Der n6tigen
auFt iibtr Der Dtetfld9e oes Nals
iers in iicb aufdeBmen. Sic miilieH
Infolge boH 3uftmahgel genaa 10 pte
tin Nenl9 pber Sdugetisr ertrinten,
lpsnn man iie am Gutti9nappen pers
binbern ipiiroe. 8et bieien Qlrtsn ges
aiigsn bic ytiemea niat, um ibr 8lut
NIT Saueritoff 3u Deriorgen, Dorum
peIiben iie nod Elm unter Den aiemens
oedeln Iieaenbes, aus anoAenpldtts
ben unb 8abaolen 8lutgefdBen be-
tebenOes Organ, oos 2abprintb, tpps
Jon fie ben 9ammelnamen 2abpriRtbs
iI6e erbolten babeu. DieIes Organ
erarbeitet ben Sausritoft Der 2uft.
3u bisien a,isR geb6rt Der aug
bina itommeube Mlatroppbus
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iquarieu ge3ii5tet tprb, Ferner 3ipei
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baut fit ben Hogeh feines Meibdms
ein aug ptelen in SpeiAel eingeIhIoIs
lenen 2uftbId8dsa beltebeuoes glsEt.
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langen, IpiB 3ulaufenDen unb in 5d,
ben eloigennen BIofeH 1T b0dft els
genarttg.
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fen unierer 9iiBpaherfiids au nens
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teIang Our4 cine tefte @isbede BON
Der 4sriibrung uno Bermiihung nit
Der Gnft abgeiperrt iptrD. 9le iter=
ben i'm Mailer geuau 10 an Quftman=
gel tpie Der ertriuteltOe Wenla. Don
Oieier 8efabr ausgtnommen iinb nur
bic Qale, Die @dIeit nno Raraui6en,
bic ft9 tief In ben GdIamm einmul,
len unb in eineu Winterldlaf Dtrz
faaen, pdbreno0eiieu ibr 2ttem6ebtirfs
mis- auf Elm Mintmum berringert ift.
5riiber nabm man bas aud DON ben
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iiA uHter Der Gisoede einIteat, fommt
nod bic gifttge Wirtung Der aus oem
9o6eni4Iamm aufiteigenben 5umpfs
gaie. Dirb oas sis auf IDIf einen
t9epdifsr our4ihIagen, 70 ordngen
fid bic Slide In Ulenge berbei, I'M
an Der freien Stelle Cuff 3u fbnaps
pen, iusIhe 8eIegsHbeit benust pirb.
nm bic rgtsftidsrei" aus3uiIbsn,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-05
uoOOn $1,000 Our4 qerfiaerung &C.

tuopou $1,000 oard g}eriiderlns &c.
beft lit.
4ortsmoitb. SnfoIge bes per-
eiIten 3uItuuoes Der StroBeu 0er
5taot fnb cine anaabI 4erionen
aeititr5t lto ertitten babel @erlebita.
qen. igrou Safe sdumdder, zines
ser letten Gpfer oe8 CITES, itiirste
nie6er uno erlitt babel einen srrt.
6rilh. 8ies oiirftc ipobl si elmer
alage gegen bic Sta0t fiibren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-05

be. Gin aeil bes 8erIuites lit bird
8erfiderimg geoedt
@risDol0. - SSnIolge zines i6ao'
boften Gdorniteins tuurOe oas groBe
@obnbuus uuf Der 8nrm Oes s. 0t.
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3eritort. Serr unO Srait auif ma.
rem aur Belt gum 8eiub bel gtad.
barn. 3ie ipertbolIiten @egeritdr0e
fonnten gerettet pernen. Ser Der
luIt ipiro alF $4,000 berurihlagt,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-05

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utein lfBte SC1rei'
ipebrief Oer3dbIt, OaB
i9 Bel ben Q3soss'
ipeiIsr geipeie fin un
baB er mid auSp
wiichpsrt bat, mem
id5 ipdter nod iau.
fper mar, bann tpOlII
er mid for { glin
nit Ie6n. SD nuf
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-05

sSabren. 378 yaros 363ol. Mt0te.
Irluts nlr nle olagrtge UroBe beno-
tigt. greis 10c.
1920. 8rin5cB.aleio- Mufter NIT
ooer obne 5nIten. Sbnittrlulter hi
6 @r6Ben: 81, So, 38, 40. az 1mo
Al BOD 8iiItenneite. 515 Darns
4451a. M1aterialg fir Die 3686a,
@r0Be ben6tiat Ser giof ift an
i11teren gnoe tngefdbr 8 garos
melt. 9rei8 10c.
1892 ateiohen o6er Shiirse init
gun1boIen fir GGohen. Sdnitt.
nluiter in 5 8r0Ben: 2, a, 6, s nuo
10 eSobren. Sir 0ie 6idbrige gr0.
BE tperbeu 314 gar6s 2755a. Minte.
rials ben6tigt, fir Soien 21lgaros.
greis 10e.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-08-04

R. Z. Mumbaugh, Of Parkersburg,
state inspector of factories for The
southern districts OF West Virginia, re-
Gently reported to Commissioner Of
Labor Samuel B. Montgomery that
fewer claims for compensation are be-
ing made to the woTkmen's compensa'
ton commission by factory employees
this year than formerly. This is due,
he SAYS, to the installation of modern
safety devices and first aid equipment
mi the factories, and to the determined
safetyfirst campaign which many OF
the corporations and employers OF la
Dor are waging. The report also stat
ed that all the factories in his district
except a few glass factories which
shut down during the hot months, are
running full time, all are crowded with
orders and a scarcity of labor is re-
ported in many places.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-08-04

That wheeling may soon become one
on the meat shipping centers Of the
east seems very probable in view Of
the fact that the Wilson company,
meat packers Of Chicago, has recently
acquired an interest in the Reymann
packing plant and is working towards
that end. The Wilson company is one
OF the largest packing companies in
the country and they now have twenty
plants in the United States and South
America.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-08-04

Officials connected with the state
department of health have received
copies Of a call sent out by the War
department urging medical men to Of
fer their services to the army. The
circular makes an appeal for special
ties for the various environments and
reads as follows: THE surgeon gen.
eral of the army wishes the names Of
such men as are willing to accept &C
tive service and who have had train
ing in bacteriology serology, pathol-
ogy, dermatology and venereal dis
eases. The service Immediately con