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OF exertinG pressure on the Bolshe-
Wiki. This IL not merely idle talk as
those who say 1t are those who al
ready have thrown bombs"
Civil War Reports.
Reports OF civil war activities,
however continue to be received. The
Bolsheviki government declares defi-
nitely that its troops have captured
kharkov. Ntcoliaev and are threaten
ing the ukrainian hold on Odessa.
The Cossacks report the strengthen
ing Of their hold on the Donetz
basin,
Interest in. the convening Of the
constituent assembly is said to have
reawakened remarkably and de-
mands for its convocation are being
made, 1t is reported, even by the
most igaorant classes and also by
the troops OF the Petrograd garrison.
It appears that the Bolshevixi
commissioners are trying to shift
some Of the discontented military
units from the capital. A Reuter-
dispatch says the Praobrashensky
regiment has declared its disbelief in
the intention OF the Bolsheviki gov
ernment to open the constituent as
sembly and has refused TO relinduish
guard OF the Tauride palace until the
assembly meets. The SemenovsIxy
guard regiment has resolved not to
arrest members Of the constituent
assembly no matter what orders it
receives.
1t il reported, however, that the
Bolsheviki intend to control admis-
sion to the assembly by issuing tick
cts. This is sharply opposed by the
social revolutionists who are credited
NIT &En zAkA e.
the assembly In any case.
Various explanations are offered In
Petrograd dispatches of the purpose
OF German concentration Of troops in
the southwest. One suggestion is
that part Of these forces will be sent
to Asia Minor. It Is predicted large
force viii be retained in the south
west to assure possession Of the
valuable Russian harvest.
May Have Been Forgery.
Referring TO the arrest OF Col.
Colpashnikoff. attached to the Am
erican Red Cross mission to Rum
ania, the Petrograd correspondent of
The Post says it has been suggested
that the letter alleged to have been
sent to the colonel by Colonel An
derson, head OF the mission, stating
that the American ambassador, Da-
vid r. Francis. was ready to advance
100000 rubles to the account OF the
Red Cross, was forgery. Such
things are not uncommon now, he
adds.
It is reported from Brest- -Litovsk
by way Of Petrograd that Finland has
appealed to Germany TO recognize its
independence and that the Germans
express their willingness to do so.
Leon Trotzky, the Bolshevilxi foreign
minister, is said to have shown his
irritation because the Firms applied
to the Germans direct instead OF
through the Bolsheviki commissaries. |
According to the same correspond |
ent anarchistic conditions prevail in |
parts Of Finland. The Stockholm !
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-12-26

Now opportunities for to better
their positions
The ambitious who has found It difficult to get Out En
perhaps ms he
$ a been thinking about <N
Among many opportunities offered BY the
this Of the largest manu-
facurers OF rubber goods
selling absolutely
hold their attention 70
points things will
individual successful kinds Of
tend bring these qualifications IN an individual
he has the
faculty feeling when dealing with people generally also d
jusng himself surroundings.
believe
Applicants should presnttheiF that form
Appi-
skepieal
invite substanaL dependable men 70 write We win interview
a
ADDRESS 1877 CARE or FORUM.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-12-26

London, Dec. 26.-The social rev-
olutionary majority in the con-
stituent assembly has decided to con-
woke that body, Jan. 2, according to
Petrograd dispatch to The Times,
although the Bolsheviki government
has said that ii was determined to
prevent the meeting of the assembly
independent of its sanction.
NJ. Borovsky, the BolshevilSi repre-
sentative in Stockholm. a dispatch
to The Morning Post from the Swed-
ish capital says. confirms reports that
Stockholm win be the scene OF the
continuation of the Russo-German
peace negotiations. He says that the
sessions in Stockholm win begin early
in January when all the delegates
now at Brest -Litovsk are expected
in the Swedish capital.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-12-26
BERNSTEIN RITES THURSDAY.
Fargo Jews to Coaauct Services
Thuruday Aftern0on.

Private funeral services for David
Bernstein. former Georgetown, Minn.,
general merchant, who died at the >.
Levin home, 81S Front street, Fargo,
Monday afternoon of heart failure,
will be held by Fargo Jews at the
Hebrew cemetery in North F'argo
Thursday afternoon. A son, residing
at Endicott, N. r. il believed to be on
his way TO Fargo.
Mr.. Bernstein conducted q general
store at Georgetown for years, retir-
ing from business at year ago. He
was 20 years OF age. Two sons sur
vivo.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-12-26

Machine hemstitching and picot-
ing. Mrs. "A. E Bassett. s0S deL.en-
dreeie building. Phone 2947-W.---
Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-12-26

London, Dec. 11.-(By Mail).-
Comrade Geo. Tsitserin. who has
been appointed by the BolshevilIi as
Russian ambassador to London, is
still in Brixton Jail in southeast
London on a charge OF circulating
seditious propaganda. Tsitserin is
well known to London Socialists.
Exiled from Russia many years ago,
he lived in Belgium until the out
break OF the war. when he came to
London. He is described by his
friends as a man Of considerable in
telligence, OF good family, and inde-
pendent. He il a minimalist or mem
shevik rather than Maximalist or
BolsheviIi, although the distinction
is no longer very marked.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-12-26

Hemstitching. picoting. pIsating.
Mrs. A. Anderson. 517 sra Az. N.-Adv.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-12-26

Miss Mildred Hildreths is spending
her holiday vacation at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Hill
dreth, Eighth street south. Miss Hil-
dreth teaches in the high. school at
IronWood, Mich.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-12-26

Mrs. Louise Johnson and family, 800
Twelfth street north, had as guests
for Christmas dinner, Mrs. G. b. Wade
and daughters, Clarice and Alma, and
Pri. ID. Sackett, the latter being back
on a furlough from Camp Grant,
Rockford, Ill.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-12-26

Donovan Divet, from the yeoman
school at Newport, r. r., will be in
Fargo until the end of the week, at
the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
A. @. Divet, 61S Fourteenth street
south. Other guests at the Divet
home for Christmas day were Mrs
Harriet Russell, Chicago; Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Divet, Lisbon; and Miss
Pearl Russell, who Is a student at
the Moorhead Normal school.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-12-26

Miss Ursula Crest, Seventh street
north, is home for the holiday vaca-
tion from Lake Park, Mimi. where
she teaches.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-12-26

Miss Olivia Edeibroek, is here to
spend the holidays at~ the home OF
her mother. Eighth street north. Miss
Edelbrock Is teaching music this
year at Enderlin, n. ID. She Will be
here for two weeks.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-12-26

Miss Louise Alexander returns to-
day to her home in Winnipeg. after
spending Christmas in Fargo at the
home az Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Brown.
in the wellington apartments. Miss
Alexander and Mr.. Brown are
cousins.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-12-26

william Barnard, Thief River Falls,
Mimi, left this afternoon for home,
after having been q guest at the home
OF his sister, Mrs. Florence Bunce,
First avenue north, since Sunday.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-12-26

Miss Mae Howe. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. w. j. Howe, Fifth avenue
where she has been taking q special
course in dietetics.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-12-26

DR.. and Mrs. ii. Il. Phster. Wahpe-
ton, spent Christmas in Fargo as the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Z. Rowan,
Wellington apartments.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-12-26

Tidningen reports an agreement be-
tween the Finnish senate and the
Baltic feet committee under which
Finland virtually will buy its inde-
pendence for $1,000, 900 rubles.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-12-26

Miss Edith Ryan returned to Wah-
peton chriEfmae nimht, after spending
few days in Fargo at the home Of
her mother. Mrs r. F. Murphy, Jack
son apartments. DIT. Frank Itbesar,
CroolSston. who had also been guest
CT the Murphy home returned to
Crookston Monday.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-12-26

Mr.. and Mrs. George f. Nichols.
S63 Seventh avenue south, were host
and hostess Christmas day at a fam
lily gathering, covers being laid for
Is at the 1880 o'clock repast. Quests
present from out Of town were Mr..
and Mrs. jerome Freeman, Devils
Lake.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-12-26

freely suggested as the only method
OF exerting pressure on the Bolshe-
Wiki. This IL not merely idle talk as
those who say 1t are those who al
ready have thrown bombs."
Civil Mar Eanorka
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-12-26

Mr.. and Mrs. o. 7. Korsmo, Third
street north, have as guests for the
holiday week their daughter, Miss
Rhoda Korsmo, from Minneapolis; and
Lieut.. John 7. Men, from Camp Dodge,
Des Moines, Ia.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-12-26

Mrs. Frances Aldrich. Devils Lake,
iS spending the holidays in Fargo as
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.
Merris, 26 Ninth street north.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-12-26

An audience that filed the church
enioved Tie program and Christmas
tree at the First Presbyterian church
late Christmas afternoon. Taking
part IN the very pleasing program
were Miss Winnie SRnborns Mrs.
tin Ericsson. Mildred Burns, Miss Isu-
cile Hustfhn Richard Marshall ana
Helen Burns ia addition 70 various
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-12-26

For quick Results Use The Forum
Want Ads.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-12-26

The annual installation OF officers
Of Mecca chapter, Order of Eastern
Star. will be held Thursday evening,
Dec. 2T, at 1880 o'clock.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-12-26

Miss Mabel Holmes, who teaches
at Hope, N. D., is here to spend the
holiday vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. b. ]. Holmes.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-12-26

For state n'~A read The Forum.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-12-26
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OF DETECTION

tcOntinued from page II
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-12-26

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. z. Bosworth. Glyn-
don, Mimi, spent Christmas here as
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Cone, 1924 Ninth avenue north. They
returned to GIyndon Christmas
night.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-12-26

night 10 Virginia, Mimi, after spend
ing Christmas in Fargo at the IT. III.
Tilden home, where his little daugh-
ter Frances now resides.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-12-26

Covers were laid for forty girls
away from home, at the Christmas
9. A. at the association building. The
breakfast was followed by singing
Christmas carols. and investigating
the contents Of the Christmas stock
ings, hung in the association parlors.
Many of the guests remained at the
"Y" until dinner. No dinner was
served there Christmas day.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-12-26

Miss Rnsilla L,add, who teaches at
GAINESVILLE; Miss RiEpah Ladd. who
teaches at Morristown, MINI: and
Miss Katherine Ladd. who teaches at
Rochester, MINI. are here to spend
the holidays at the home of their
parents. Dr.. and Mrs. =. #. Ladd.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-12-26

DR.. ]. G. Dillon returned to Fargo
this morning from Minneapolis,
where he and his family spent Christ
mas with Mrs. Dfllon's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. J.. III. Kurtznan. Mrs.
Dillon and little son Meade win re-
main there until after New Years.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-12-26

The Harry Anderson, Harry Hill,
William WalgTen, W. w. whitney
and r. g. Veenker families enjoyed
Christmas dinner together at the
Walgren home. 920 First street north
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-12-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Clayour Chapman,
from Glyndon, Mimi, where the for
mer Is cashier in the State bank, re-
turned home this morning after
spending Christmas in Fargo with
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Colwell. Covers
were laid for flve other guests at q
1880 o'clock Christmas dinner at the
Colwell home, and in the evening the
Christmas tree was lighted and sew
eral other friends joined the party.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-12-26

The Misses Margaret and Iseonfe
Callahan will leave Thursday morn
ing for st. Paul, where they will
spend part OF their vacation with rel
atives and friends.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-12-26

Aid society will meet Thursday at
$3.50 o'clock with Mrs. w. @. Huey,
1045 Tenth street north. Mrs. w. b.
Hancock will be there at o'clock to
give Red Cross talk.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-12-28

s.. VI. @icoin9bugCn mo G0iutn
2allbert BON Mt. Stcrllng bcfonocn
lih lcbtcn Srcitog in WcitGitcn bier.
-Sermann SdlcucuCr bon Mod
ioro, SSa., crirclltc ilbcr bic 6rlerta0c
Icinc Gltern, GboS. Sdllcmcpcr ltnb
Satin, ourd) lcincn @ciud).
g. s. 2nrfin ull0 Soulilic bon
8ellington, Wto., b~Ciinocn lid) ilbcr
sic Scicrtngc bier 6u @cilrM bel 6rnll
2arfin'S GltcrlL Or. Goullno gtoilc
lno @attin.
--Gmil 5lltctid) fnnt an SonntaG
bon ct. 2ouis bicrbcr I'M lcincr
S1melter, Trnn Nlbcrt @urcis ullo
anoeren Termonbtcn cinen mcbrtdg'
isen 9eiud ob5ultuttcn.
STRAIT eugene @rcttborit, Sodtc'
ocs Srn. 2ebred)t 2Socit, licgt gcgclt.
m1rtig in ser @obnlln9 ibreS Sotcra,
il idrucr crfronftcnl 3uitanoe oar
nicocr. SDrc piclcn 6rutnoc uno DC
fannie miinid)cn. nit ms, Der Eu.
ticntin redt bqloi0c 9ciicrtn9.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-12-28
-9as liebe @eibnadtsfelt bot oil

-Das liebe 8eibnadtsfeit bat bic.
ie 8ode nidt ni,r Die &leinet nit
ieinen reiden @aben beglildt, ionbcrn
aud Die Seraen Der gItern erfrcut,
Die gum id0nen Gbriiifelte ibre &in.
Der, Die in Die Srenloe binausgc5ogcll
iparen, pieber babeim Derialunlclt
iabeu uro elm frobes @ieocricbeu iml
&reiie Der 2ieben feier,1 fonntcn I'm
ter Den aus Der Sremoe 5l,rildgefebr-
ten friiberen Sermunner, Sic gum 9c.
iu1 Ger gltern ODER @eid)miltcr mGb=
reno Der 8eibnadtsaett in oie Glte
Seimatb 5uriidgefebrt iparcuJ berlerf-
ten mir fol9enoe:
Jacob Baumgaertner, Miss Helen
Kehr, Miss Ella Strehly, Theo. Kaiser,
Miss Laura Kuhlmann, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Egley, Bernice Dickson, Lyon
and Edgar Maushund, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gebhart Gaus, Miss Thekla Gaus,
Fritz Baumgaertner and wife, Misses
Ida and Sylvia Drusch, Julia Keune,
Verna Burkhardt, Joe Claus and Ferd.
Schlender, all of st. Louis; Chas. Kali
ser Of Hannibal, Miss Gladys Heck
mann Of Warrensburg, Clarence Egg
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-12-28

gers of Upper Alton, Gregor Gaus of
Detroit, Mich, Mrs. Blanche Reimler
of AlIenville, Mo-, Wallace Kessler,
Kansas City, Miss Eunice Begemann,
st. Charles, Cornelius Stotko, Kinks
vile, julius Rode, Hopkins, Mo. and
Oliver Gaebler, Columbia, Mo.
8. q. Rotbidaefer, Stuoioius
bcs Bresbpterianer : Ereoigcr.S emi'
mars, IN Dubuque, Soma, lpcilt ilber
Die Seiertage bel ieineH eltern IN
2ittle Berger.
Ser S1iisenberem miro Oil
Wontag MbcnS, Sen 81. 0e5ember
icine Sdbrcsperiammlung uno 9e.
olttenmabl ablalten. Die Witglicocr
lino crIltdt piinftli6 81 erideinen.
-Sn Der leste @o6e abgeDaltenea
@eriamnI,,ng Der bieiigen &ebetafgs
2ogc prrben folgenbe nelle 9canlte
crlpdbIt: Srau 9llb. Sieoler, 81. g.;
6rau 8a1,l gpen, 9. g.; Sralt Gug.
gberlin, prot. Sefretdrin; SRI. @iQa
@ilo, Sinan5.S efretar uno Srau
2ouis gegemmln,. Sdatmeiiteri1,
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SRI. ellie Spaete bon Seficrion
Gitp lit bier gum gclud) ibrcr Yer
manoten iSrit Gang lno Satin.
-Senrp Sdipcer, bon Srafc, be-
iano ii6 letter Wittluod bier III Sc
ihGften.
Strait Gmil Sd)ud, mo Nin0cr
reiIten letter 9ierStaG nod ct,
2ouis gum @cild bon Scrlpnnbten.
SRI. Carrie @ul5 bon SwiSS
reiitc gcitern nad NcbroSta Gitn,
Ncbr., nm BORT lire sort ]mnDnboftcn
griloer 5l beilhen.
s.. g. Soplor uno Satin bon
Gaciiic, 30, mcilcn gc8enluortig bier
gum geiuf ibrcr Toftcr, 6rnlr Geo.
s. Silent.
gilbert Sicolcr uuo Satin rel
itcu lcbten Sonntog uud) VellcDillc,
SIT, lull Die Seiertnge iul &reilc ibrcr
N(nachGrigcn 81 Dcrleben.
-Trof. 8. 6. 9utbob, &cDrcr olll
Canton Guinness College, ST Canton,
ST., bciinbct iid lett nlebrcrcn Eogcn
bier ais @ait icincs Srcunoca nno
frilberen Gollcgcu 9. IS. @rof.
SRI. Caroline 9cdmonn, mcld]e
in Goncorbia, Wo. oils Sebrcrln tbus
tig 1T, bcrlilbte Die 6eicrtugsfclcr oa,
an lnl ihrcn Gltcrn, 6rc6 9cfllanm
nnb @ottin oobicr, clncn Wclud OBJ
5uItuttcn.
SRI. Coma 8ioutld,, mcld)c lid
inl WiIiollri @aptiitcn Sunitoriimt IN
ct. 2ouiS uls &ronfe1pIlcgerin aus.
bil6ct, mor iibcr sic Meihnoftsoeit
bier ollf 9eiuh bel ibren Gltcrn Sohrl
Tfolttif uno @otti,t.
SRI. ella Strcblp, lucld)e III
9rctpus Guinness College, IN ct
2ouis, cine Stellc ais @ebrcrln be
fleioct, tam letter. Snnnto9 hicrhcl
Inn Sas @eibnud)tsfelt bel ibrem 20
ter, Otto Strcblp uno onocrcn Scr
ipanoten 81 begebcn.
-Spbn Druid madtc onfangs oe'
@ofe Icincr bier mobnenbeu Wittter
ssrou Senrp @r,ihnlcpcr sic ircloig'
Iittbeilng boB tic @%roBnu,ttcr &c
morOen lit, ou Ser GlnpperItord al;
@cibnoftsgeihenf linn eincn mlntc
rem S%tomumbulter gchrnd,t hnhc.
--Sus marnle @cttcr Der lester
@ode bate 5i,r 5ol9e oob oic Gis
bride iiber ben Nihouri mliidc
fpuroe unb idon ON Sonntag icbt
Iid bier oas gis in 9epc9lltg I'M
idon ON Sienstag mar nit IttSnot
ME ocs llfereiies entlona ocs 0lille
Der Wiiiouri perbGltuiBmGBis fr'
bonn Giie.
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-ySnl. Sans bon Eotsocu wur
geitcrn bier IN 8ci6Gften.
q. S. 9tube bon &olebuo H. 1
fam lesten Wontag bier our6 al,l
Der Heiie nad ct. 2O,tis begriffen.
" Stction SPITE lnO nloOerne Sap
pen in id61cr 9lusmaDl bel Geo. 81.
Mucoigcr, &leioerbanblcr.
-Gbr. 6ll,eti1 uno @attin ~rciitcn
oieie @o6c nad ct. 2nuis gum DC.
lltd ibrcr Scrlpnnote.
-Iranf S6ueIer unD Camille bon
Wtilmoufcc, SSis., iinb bier alti BE
Judi bel ibrcn Iugcborigrn.
81. q. Sblollgb unb Satin bon
81. 2ouris meiItcn einige Gage bier
'slu1t 8cilld BET 6rau 9. Mal,sbuno
unO onocren Serluunoten.
OUTLAY 9ranbbnrIt bon Sirlt
Greet fat burd) Die Igcrtur bon
0uIncr Bros. elm nel1es Dodge Ilto
erDalten.
s. q. 2oboube uno @attin BON
Mc&ittrif, falnen lettcn Wtontag bier
burd o,lf bent @eee nud Berger url
BORT oas @eibnadtsfeit I'M &rclie III
rer Ingeboriecn au feiern.
-2ouis 2ongenbcrg unb $. w.
Morre bon Srafe ionic Sr. Sduepcr-
foctter ltlo Gl,ltup Bod bon gt.
Stcrlina, morcll g~eitcrn hicr III DC
Iddftcr.
-,Sobn griffin unO @uttin bon
@oibin9ton lpciltcn ctlid)e Gage Die.
Ter @odc int syrieoenstbal nlf @c.
illd bel 5rou 8riffins Safer, Conrad
@rochcr.
-Trls. G.ltinto @cgcmarn NM
Wtabel @cntcl, mcld)e III Cape @iror.
bcar, $40. Bic Gormalid)ule bciudert
fonlen lebte 8ode sltrilf I'M rlt
@eibnodtsfcricn inl G%ltcrnbarie 81
perbringen.
~. g. @intcr, DON Eoicbub, fon
ecItern in 9celeitung ieineS Sdtpic
aerlobncs, Wortin Seiobrinf nno Del
len @attin bierber, bon TOO aus lct
tore. na6 cinem @ci6nud,tsbelnh bl
ben @ltern, mfeber lit lire Scintatl
uobc IInlu, Mo. 5urif ~reiIten,
f, -0urh SaItor $. 6. Seller 10
, Der biciigen sc. 6. Stride. muroc
ou, TSrcitog lebtcr ISOLDE oobie'
Sireil Satnt BON Soma Sails, ga
rnb SRI. Wtilbreb 2anac bon Slon'
AIT cincn eIiidlidcn Gbcpaor be
einigt.
Sic biciigc DOB Sclcm Soi
bottc lcbtc @ode ibrc Sabrcsmabl
\ lucldlcr folgcnoe neltc @canltc fir DC
r6ditc S,Suhr crmGhIt mnrbcn: 6rol
<. Sitter, q. s.: Gilbert Sicnlcr,
is; @oltcr Strof. Grotpfollircno
;. ScfrctGr; u. :. NtonL Sinan5'S
+. frctGr: e. s. HippItcin, ShotmciItc
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-Senrp s. @omcr bon WtOrrilon
mar an Wittpph bier IN @clOdItcn
lrno bcul,ttc oic 8clcgenbcit, oltcl
9cfulnltcn circn Ycilld ab5lltottcll.
-9crnlann &innlcl unO Satin
reilten lestcn Sonnta9 nud Ct. SoulS
gum 9ciud oortieer Scrluonoten mn
9etannten.
SRI. Gnlu,a Sannii6 font lestcn
Sonntog Don ct. SouiS ollrild I'M
sic Scicrtogc bel ibrcn Gltcrn, slug.
Sunnlid mo @attln, al Der Slttlc
Berger 81 ucrbringcn.
-lluler alter Qtitbllrgcr uno
&ricgSuetcrun Sobn Sngrmt rclltc
porIcttc &otc nod st. SarleS, Mo-.
llll mGbrcnD Der gSintcrnnonate inl
0ortigen Solbutenbeim 5ll pcrlpcllen.
-@ultcr llno Sarrp Sullcrtlcll
uno Goruono Norllcr inn lcbtcl
| Sulllsta9 bon 2orton, 9tcbroSfn nlc-
ser 5llriidgefebrt. 100 lle mcprcrc
Mouutc uls Surnlorheltcr bcld01ttNt
moren.
elmer S6ipart5. mcl6cr III ~
oalio icit cinigcr Belt cit Sllll,caa
Gollcgc bcllt6t, fam lcttc @ohc 81.
rid I'M ilbcr oie Scicrtogc bel lclllcll
Gltern, Conrad SdNporb lnb @attin
81 ucrlucilcn.
Sri. Gillian Shalcr. mcIdc III
Nornla1bn Nto. OILS ScDrerln tDatlN
lit, beiinoct iit ilbcr Die 0cicrtnga'
icricn bier olli @cllld) bel iDrcr I'll
tern, Tris Odsncr uno 8attin.
-Sdpllilperintcnocut u. 8. Wtanr
uno 0anlilic r~ciltcn lcttcn Utlttlpod
mad, @opnc, Ntcbruafo. no lie nleb:
rcrc @od)cn bel Der Wtllttcr uno ocr
@rilocrn ocs Erni. Wonn'S pcrlpcl
len mcrocn.
-Nttmor mo @oltcr @rcbe mi
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-07-30
PAINLESS
JOINTS
The Country is Full Of Them Since
Druggists Commenced to Sell
"Neutrone Prescription 99'

There Is no reason on earth why
any one should suffer another day with
painful infamed. swollen joints or
muscles of any kind arising from
rheumatism, when you can get a large
bottle Of 'Neutrone Prescription 80" for
Sc and 81 90 the bottle.
Not a !inimert, mind you. to clog
Up the pores, but a blood purifying
soothing and healing internal remedy
that takes out all soreness and pains
and leaves the muscles feeling fine
and comfortable.
You may be so sore and crippled
;nat YOU can not get around. but take
few weeks treatment Of "Neutrone
Prescription 90" and you will enjoy
entire freedom from rheumatism
Cse "Neutrone Prescription 80" for
chronic rheumatism. for govt. for the
kidneys. Use it when you feel an at
tack coming on and you will be mi ghty
VOL pleased with the result.
The BowditCh Webster Co, Augusta,
and leading druggists everywhere
Adv