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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-15
STRAND

Wolf Lowry lie the title Of the new
Triangle Ince play starring William
S. Hart at the Strand theater today.
1t is produced under the supervision
of Thomas H. Ince and was written
by Charles Turned Darcy.
AS Wolf Lowry Hart turns from
the grim, warrior-like ranchman to a
man of softer nature. This great
change in his life is brought about
by meeting Mary Davis. who he
thinks is a settler taking a claim in
the midst of his domain. His friend
ship for her develops into love, and
he becomes her champion.
Buck Tanning, designing real es-
tate agent, visits her and makes
coarse and violent love. Lowry. on
his way to see airy, arrives in time
to save her and gives Buck one min
ute to live, but she Rersuades Wolf
not to kiln MIN.
Margery Wilson appears as the
girl who enters the somber life of
wolf Lowry. Aaron Edwards as
Buck Tanning, the real estate agent
and former gambler. and Carl Ull-,
man as owen Thorpe are among
those in the supporting cast.
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CALL ELEVEN MEN

jamestown, N. D., Sept. 15.-Eleven
more men have been ordered to re-
port at the county court house next
Wednesday morning, Sept. 10, at 10
o'clock, prepared to enter the SER
vice of the United States in the new
national selective service army. With
announcement by the local board of
these eleven men the county's 40 per
cent of its quota, sixty-five men, IS
for Camp Dodge. Ia, on the date
named.
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NORMAL'S MEN
Are IN SERVICE
OF The NATION
Letters, Read at Chapel
Hour, Recite Features of
Life In The Army

Letters from two former instruc-
tors of the school who have Joined
the coloTs were read at chapel hour
at the MOorhead normal Friday, by
Pres. F. A. Weld. The letter from
Lieut.. Wallace Rusness was written
in New York on the eve OF his de-
parture for France. Arthur J. John
sons letter was written in the avia-
ton camp in Texas after he had
made his fifth flight.
The following letter was addressed
to President Weld:
II must drop you a line or two
before sailing. Special orders forbid
us to mention the name OF the boat,
the hour. or the pier from which we
start, hut there are general orders
which allow us to write a few words.
eat present, I am on the boat. l
am certain that by the time you re-
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PRINCESS

william Desmond, in The Iced
Bullet, a Triangle play, will be the
Monday and Tuesday bill at the
Princess.
A millionaire is hot right in his
own bed, in his own country home,
miles away from civilization. The
detective on the job can find no trace
of the murderer nor get an inkling of
the motive that actuated the Grimm
al. An investigation points to a GER
tain man because of his suspicious
actions, but while he is regarded as
the murderer, through circumstan-
tia1 evidence, later events prove, az
ter a series Of scientific experiments,
the crafty. manner in which the mile
Iionaire was hot and the motive for
the crime. The entire story is work
ed out with exceptionally good dra-
matte technique and the suspense is
genuine to the very end.
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SMALL BOY IS BADLY
BURNED ABOUT HEAD.
Small Brother Lights Match g Look
THROUGH celluloid Shade-May !
Not Recover.

a four year-old son Of Andrew
TafIand. employe of the Standard OH
company. who lives at I'll Second
street north, was terribly burned
about the head and face Thursday,
and his recovery is doubtful. the
how in play was wearing a green
ceiluloid eye-shade and smah
brother lighted a match to test its
transparency, with the result that ii
caught fire in a flash, the boy be-
ing terribly burned.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-15
MANY HUNTERS Have
SECURED LICENSES
The Number of Resident Hunting
Permits Issued Up to Noon
Today Was 365.

Plenty of Clay county hunters have
secured licenses and the indications
are that they do not fear the Sunday
law. At noon today there had been
365 licenses issued from the Office of
County Auditor Houglum, and the
number will probably reach $50 be-
fore the branch Offices at the hard
ware stores are closed tonight. Sew
eral licenses were issued to women.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-15
JUDGE YOUNG SPEAKS
AT GLAD TIDINGSI

Judge N. c. Young will speak at
the Glad Tidings mission, 116 Front
street, Sunday morning at IL o'clock,
on The Red Cross Work, What 1t is
and What It Means To Us.
All are cordially invited to attend
this service as it is of more than Or
binary interest at this time.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-15
PLAY ALUMNI
High School FOOtbalIers Battling I'm
Fargo College Stadium Today.

FootbaIlers of the Fargo high
school are battling the alumni in
practice game in the Fargo college
stadium this afternoon, the game
starting at o'clock.
Casselton high probably will fur
nish the opposition in the first sched-
uled game. which may be played in
Fargo Saturday, Sept. %.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-15
WHY THE FARGO ssY.
is PAYING ATTENTION
TO PHYSICAL TRAINING.

Our acountry needs every man
and boy in some phase of work,
at home and abroad and to give
our country the best and most
efficient service, we should all
keep ourselves in such physical
condition that we are ready at
any time to do our best. Many
times we wish to do more than
our condition or constitution will
stand, and now more than ever
will we need every ounce of ener-
gy and vitality.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-15
DROP VETERANS.
Three Old Timers in Adiutant GEN.
erals Office Are propped.

erals UHtce Are DroPpeds
St Paul, Mimi, Sept. 15.-Three
veteran attaches Of the adjutant
generals office at the state capital
Friday learned that their resigna-
tions, submitted by all employees in
the department, have been accepted,
to take effect Oct. /.
George S. Whitney, assistant
adjutant general since 1905; Major
Charles w. Fisher, a Civil war veter-
an, in the department since 1898, and
Maj. William H. Hart, in charge Of
financial records since 1907 and for
thirty one years connected with the
guard, are the men dropped from the
state service by Adj. Gen. w. f.
Rhinow.
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Three checks aggregating $40 were
received for the Battery F fund by
Capt. A. c. Rusness by mail this
morning. Two of the donors are
strangers to the captain and one is a
resident of Fargo. AS soon as the
buttons are received a campaign will
be started. and, IN the meantime, re-
mittances will be gratefully received.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-15
GERMAN BOMBS.
NORWAY
Believed to Belong to Cour-
Ter, Intended For Use
In Finland
CBy Associated Press.)

Christiania, Sept. Delayed -
Two big bombs of German manufac-
ture have been found at Narvik,
Northern Norway. They were wrap
ped in a Swedish newspaper dated
Aug. 4. and were enclosed in carry
ing bags made of canvas. The
bombs are similar to those sent some
time ago from Germany to Chris
tiania and there found in possession
of Baron Rautenfiex a German cour-
Ter and which ii was said, were to
be used in Finland. Rautenflex, at
one time had helpers operating at
Narvik.
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Chicago,

Chicago, Ill. Sept. 15-Hogs: Re-
ceipts, 5000: unsettled; bulk, 1880
1885; light, $17.OO@1S.35; mixed,
S16.90@1S.65; heavy. $3.50 @1S.65;
rough. $16.80@17OO; pigs, $13.509
1925. q
Cattle: Receipts, 1000; steady; ma.
tive beef steers, $7.4O@17S0; western
steers, $6.50@15.5O; stockers and feed
crs, S4.60010.45: cows and heifers,
$5.00@12S5; calves, $12.50@16.50.
wethers. $9.00Q12.75; lambs, $12.25@
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-15
LIVESTOCK
South ST. Paul.

South st. Paul, Mimi, Sept. IS
Hogs: Receipts, 100; steady; range,
$17.00@17.90; bulk, $17.6541795.
Cattle: Receipts, 3,100; killers, 25@
soc higher; steers, $5.00@14.50; cows
414.5O; stockers and feeders, 5000
1000.
Sheep: Steady; lambs, $8.00@16.75;
wethers, $7.O0@12.50; ewes, 5000
9.75.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-15
Minot's Red
Cross Sends
It's Supplies

Minot, N. D., Sept. 15.-There's
a number of proud mothers and
sisters in Minot today, for the
reason that the first shipment Of
supplies to the Red Cross head
quarters was made by the Minot
chapter. Each bundle was
wrapped as tidily as though it
were a Christmas gift.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-15
RED CROSS KNITTERs.
Many New Workers Joined the Sec
ton FFiduy Evening,

tiOn Friday Evening.
The meeting of the knitting section
of Moorhead Red Cross, held in the
postoffice building Friday evening,
was attended by several new knItters,
who secured both yarn and needles.
instruction was given beginners and
considerable new work was started.
Many of the Moorhead women are
doing their bit" in providing warm
articles of wearing apparel for the
men in the trenches of France. These
meetings will be held every Friday
evening throughout the winter, and
all knitters and those who wish to
learn are urged to attend.
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Sioux City.

Sioux City, Ia, Sept. 15.-Hogs: Re-
ceipts. 2.500; 5000 higher; estimated
receipts tomorrow, 1900; bulk, $l7;SS
$l 7iSS aS mixed. si7S5@i7ao;;
heavy. $17.O0@176O.
Cattle: Receipts, 500: steady; esti-
mated receipts tomorrow, 1900.
Sheep: Receipts, 1000; strong.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-15
MOLEA BEATS MISS BROWNE.

(By Associated Press.)
Detroit, Sept. 15.-Three hard
fought sets in a match between Miss
Molla Bjurstedt, Norway, apd Miss
Mary Browne, of California, featured
the play of the national tennis stars
here Friday. The match finally went
to Miss Bjurstedt, GA, As, Ga.
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arouses no anxiety at the state de-
partment. where officials consider
their investigations determines the
authenticity Of the disclosures, and
that Won Eckhardt's letter speaks for
itself.
Swedish Counsel Leaves.
London, Sept. I5.-Count Wrangel,
Swedish minister to Great Britain,
and the Countess Wrangel, left Lon
don today for the continent on few
weeks leave of absence. Count
WrangeI yesterday had long con-
ference with Lord Robert Cecil,
British under-secretary for foreign
affairs. presumably on the subject Of
the Swedish Argentine disclosures.
F. S. Bostroem, counsellor of the
Swedish legation here, will take
charge during Count WrangeTs
absence.
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Mr.. Herbert witherspoon of New.
York City, with whom Rosemary
Pfaff is to return for further study
October 9Th, says of her: 81 consider
her a child of exceptional musical
ability and voice. She has every
promise of becoming an unusual
singer"
This great child artist will sing at
the Orpheum Theatre . Monday eve.
ming, October i, 1917. Seats may be.
reserved any afternoon or evening at
the orpheum ticket office. Prices 50c.r
75c and S1.00.
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Sehafer Lad Steps in ront of Large
Rock Started Down Hill by Brother.

Schafer, N. D., Sept. 15.-Injuries
received from stepping in the path
OF large boulder which had been
started down hill by his brother, re-
suited in the death OF the 4-year- old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Peterson,
living near Banks. The rock pass
ed over the child's body breaking a
number of ribs and fracturing the
base of the skull.
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LUXBERG SHOULD
LEAVE NO TRACE
Continued From Page One.

Washington Confident.
Washington, Sept. Is. II German
Won Eckhardt's denial
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SOUTHERN CLOSES
Atlanta Wins. Pennant for Fourth
Time-New Orleans Second.
by Associated Press.)

Birmingham. Ala, Sept. 15.-The
seventeenth season of the Southern
association Of baseball clubs closes
today with Atlanta the pennant win
ner. New Orleans in second place, and
Birmingham, Ala, third. This will be
the fourth pennant for the Atlanta
club since the organization of the
league seventeen years ago.
The race this year was very close,
and was decided by the last few
games.
AL Ellis, former Fargo-Moorhead
right fielder, who was drafted by the
Pittsburgh Pirates last fall, is a mem
Der of the Birmingham club, which
finished third in the Southern associ-
alton race. Ellis was loaned to Biz
mingham last spring.
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roo LATE TO CLASSIFY.

FOR sALE-OverIand, model SAB, run
$500 miles. Phone GOT.
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LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS -
Phone 29S6-W.
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swsdlsh cOunseI Leaves.
new RUSS CABINET
CRISES IS SOLVED

Continued From Page One.
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Grsiebuns sur gerantmprtlidlfeit.

Solicit uuo rs6t i.insm Beirut
na6gebeH o0er isinsn plaB in ost Sc,
genpart ausfiusn. geniist nod nitt
Oenn gleih BEN 4islpnisr, oas nd
in ftets breiter nerosnoer 6urde BIN.
ter Dem oabiEtiIsnoen SGiff biIoet,
iOlgen ieoem WeEi9sn oi. Spuren
isinss Guns unO 2ufsns nod lanss.
Madden er ieIbit i6on oub.r Si9t
Man mub Sun uno 2aTen bsto
men. neil 5.raos bic u~ntsrIafunss-
Iunben i'm nlg.meiuen r.ht I.ihl
senommsn perbsn uno sar ni6t a!s
llnredt, gei9peiss bsnn Sinoe geIt.n
Der pfIi9t glaubt man 9enIgs gu
tuu, penn nan is i'm a~Isrsnsiten
8e9riff erfIut; barber btluus fubI.
ma tsinerI.i perantportli9.n 3pane
Snoefen ite5t unii6ttar ODER abiidt
lid iiberieAen bic Observation-Disclosures
als un3srtrennli6er Sdatten biatei
isoem Reni4en. Gons.. pieGsidt Sab
re binourh ubsriebsn, bis is plos
lid Bel :r9snp slnem traurissn AnIaB
ans 9ewiItn padt uno NIT orobens
Den 6ingern binrpeIit; our4 Oslns
Sdulo! 90 itsben Gltern oft err
i9redt DOR Der ebrloisn 9onOlungs,
peiie bes mibratenen So6nes, Der
bod iider MIDI: crit Don gsftern sr
bsutr auf bic i4isfe @bene ssriet. 60
sntoedt bic iorJ.rse.11ise Wlutter 81
ipdt uno crit surb anDere aufmsrt.
lam gemudt sinen 6sbler an Der
5odter, Der, re6t3eitis 9eieben. in
iungen Subren nod Isi4t bate befsis
tigt per0en tOnuen.
Nuf Dem 9ebiet Der G~r5iebuns an
ben ei9enen &inpsrn trifft man iibsr.
haupt oft cine befrsmOenDe SorgIoIiss
teit, Die ror Der 8erantnortuna fir
bic iungen Seelsn nidts gu 06nen
iaeint. 4ls rb nit Der Gorge fir 9es
i.iigenoes Siien uno Sriuten 9enug
oetan fpGre un0 bas ubrlge 3etroit
benz S6idIdl uberIofen bIeiben
oiirfte.
9erope oas @efibl Ser @erantport.
li6teit gu tpsden, muB cine ernite
9fliht Der GrsiebunQ leiu. Dit iiH0
ia ni9t bic 0ings ielbI. ouA pidti9s
tie, ipnotrh Die iia er~gebenoen Sol
gen; Sic grob.n Nirtungen Der ;Ieis
men l1rInhen, fir bic mir Damn pIUss
lid nit perantpprtIi6 gemddt DER.
BEN - elm erniter 9epante, oer gar
nidt ernIt senug genommen screen
fann.
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0erGud)erte 6raucu.

Shon in Den Glteiten 3eiten ebrts
man Qebenoe unp cote our6 Riu6e>
rungen uno Sol6ungen, bob i6pn
i'm grauen 4ltertum artete Der Sc
brau6 rpobriefenoer Stoffs in Der,
I6ipenOung ous, IoooB 9eieBe ba9es
gen e"rlafisn peroen mubtsn. Der
groburtigite 2urus puroe pamit CUR
3eit QuOpig XIV. in 6rontrei6 9ss
tr;eoen. WobI 1T in Der @egenport
Der 9erbrou6 Elm gr0Bsrer unp bot
CUR @riiuoung beoeutenoer Snbus
itrten 9efibrt, er bat iid jsoot iebt
iiber fait ole @pItsi6idtsn ausges
oebnt, pGbreno Is oamals muir in ben
bOhiten &reiien Mobe mar, Ii6 gu
parfimieren.
Iu6 bic porfums unterIie9en Ger
Mpoe; Mi1e 6Ieurs, patI9uli, 81
bouquet. 8eiI6en. Reiebd, 5lieosr,
Sosmin uip. tparen nod chamber
bsoDr3u9t. ielbit 0eus uno Su6tens
parfum bominierten cine ,3eit long.
Iber ale 9arfumeristinits ser mo-
bernen SaIonoamen iino gar nihts
i'm 0erglei6e nit Den Wo6lqerii6en
Der 5rduen in benz 10 biel umitrittes
uen dgpptiI6en Suoan. Die bortian
6rauen rduhern iid Elm. uno oa lie
trdftigs Nerpeu boben, pdblen tie 70
ousgiebi9e MittsI, oab ii4 bic Ins
peienbeit elmer 9ruppe frii6 geoIter,
geiolbter uno 9erduherter Weiber auf
bunoert Sdritte Dem 9eruhsIinn
perrdt.
Dos Rdudern srfol9t nit beIons
oerer Sor9faIt. Die 5rouen i'm nubis
Idsn RiItals. i'm 0itlitsn uno petlis
den Cuban. Die getpobnerinnen Der
Sol6iniel Sennnr iopphl ais Die bon
&oroofdn, pie auh Die S90nen in
0ors5or piomen aIpodentli6 min
Oeitsns eini9e Stunoen Dem RGus
dern. Sm 9ofe ieoer 5iitts, unter fat
allen 3eIten, lam nan i'm 8ooen cine
tleine 8rube finben, sinen SUB tief,
oret 9iertel SUB i'm Our6meHer, bic
tiIIptptt Hltl pulltIl &pH uuSgtIul~
teri, p0er in bic Elm Sopf eingsisBt
lit. DARN ptro Elm langIam brennsns
oss 9oI5trbIenfeuer u~nterbaltsn unb
nit Spe8ereten, pie Nelten, S%n1tpsr,
3imt. Weihroud, SonoeIbols, Mprs
The, po5u Spdne Der SboIbasQta3is
bin3utefii9t peroen. beitreut. llebsr
oisFes 6euer ieBt iid bic m0gIi6ft
Isitt bstIsi0ete 6ruu uno 6soedt iid
nit Dem monteIortia ausge6reiteten
Sol ("emoentut) 10 ipr9fdItig. odR
nihts pon Dem toitbarsn Rdud unbs~
niibt in bic 2uft enttpeidt. Sic seydt
babel uumdblid in ousgiebi9sn
S6peif uno nimmt elm fDrmIites
Oampfbao. Nm Gnpe Der Stigma,
nad1 10 bis 20 Minuten, 1T bic
5rnu 0erart eingerdutert, oab Iid
Der 6erud ouf peite Streden bsmerts
bar madt.
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solhe 3eusniife tOnmen niht fabrisirt oSer sefamft mersen.

Sd bcbonolc ebcnio erogreth 8lnooorm Gntgin6una, GoQen.
1ctne, Golic, ub droniitc arontbetten, beiocs, bel 6roucn ub IeGn.
ncrn.
N>enn Se nmt pcrionltd1 poripreten fonren, Damn lolun Sic G5
mem treles gab, btttct: uWfo6erne 9cbon6fung bon Gbroniiten &ranf.
pefen nDne Aperoton" ldiden. Cine ToMarte miro es HShncn brinoen
Us MIRO III etntodfr SHne bcrionot IS lit ichr intereIont All IeIen,
lnter fe1ren 8eoingungen nebme i'd unbeiIbore Sale sur 9cbonoluna
an.
Or. u. u. 0ocoaro, 121 gSiseunrn Strate, Miluanfee, gMs. stnn.
Den 8 lhr Sormntass bis Z lbr gbemhs. Continuation frei unS nnter
Dem Sieacl 'er %eridpcecmbeit.
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8ebeilt bon dlrpniifer Slinooarm.
Gntsiinonna nno @allen-
itein : SplIe.
Nafoem ibr 9eingt mlroe, ooB cine
Sperotior Dos ein5ige lei, I'M
ihr Seben All retten.

Nadloem ibr gelngt mltroe, ooB cine
SperotioE ooS ein5ige lei, mn
ihr 2eben 81 retten.
9lof Greet, 8i8., II. 6ebr. ~.
Or. &c. u. @oonaro: -
@ertber SEER Goftor: IS be-
reitet mir Tergniigen, Shntn al
Idreiben uno miiien 6u IoiIen, ooB
nohoem i'd elf Wonote unter S;Sbrer
9ebonoIung Itonb, i'd gang uno gar
Gebeilt bin. 4IS i'd crit aiming, MIDI
bon Sbncn bebunoeln 81 lolIen, mog
id 1877 Tfuno uno iett miege ih 149
Gfuno. @or 5lpei Sabre lang franf,
babe NIT oeridiebenen Ner5ten geoof.
tert, ober lie brnd)ten mir feline @ilfe.
Sic moutet mid opcriren. So trof
i'd zines .Eoges cine Sbrer 8atienten
uno tie iogte mir, i'd '%iollte einmal
81 Sbnen aeben uno i'd bin beute
oonfbar, Dob ih es gctbun babe. Sd
bin e%rfrelt, mein 3ellgniB per0ffent-
lidt 81 ieben uno boffe, e3 miro an.
ocrcn gum ghlben gercihen. Sbnen
Grfolg milnlhen6, nerbleibe i'd.
Ntit freunoIihem @ruB.
SRI. W ortb 9 d)infe,
81. q. go. 33, 9or 4,
9lod Greet, 8is.
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Ippleton Mebser non Srmh fnrirt

AppIeton, @is., Is. Sept 1916.
Or. q. 8o0ooro,
Wtilmoufce, Wis.
8eebrter Serr Oottor: -
Sd lit let II Sobren an einem
9rud) on Der retten Seite uno bobe
lett Der 3eit INNER elm 8ruhbonb
getrogeu. Sd fam i'm W0r5 1915
81 Sbner, nm mid b~ebanoeln 81 loi-
len, bobe meme allr jest beenoet uno
hin 9elunb. Sd TRACE Jest fem 8rrdF
bono mebr uno fllble itarf uno ge-
luno auf melner redten Settle. SD
babe feline Qtinute 3eit p~erlorcn, 10
Iange ih inter Sbrer 9ebonolung
iton6 uno babe altd feline ihlim-
men S6mer5en ooer ltnbequemlih-
feiten olls5ulteben gebobt. SD bin
iett frob, oaB ih 81 Sbnen fam uno
munife nur, id) bate es frilber ge-
than. Sd bin iebr 5ufrieoen NIT ser
Nrt mo @eiIe, mie Sic mid bebnn-
oclt boben uno crlollbe Sbnen 5u ir-
geno elmer 3eit nnoere 2eioenoe on
mih 5u Dermciien, ole Sbre Wetbooe
unteriuhen molen, mic man 8rl1d,
cine d]irurgiihe Gperotion beiIen
fonn.
E. @cntinef,
1872 Game StroBe,
Nppleton, @is.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-08

Sic io(l man in Giien-
bobnm0Qcn lid ihIufeu
lc0en? GIN namnaitcr Ar5t rat
zen giienbahureiienoeL menn tic
ShIo' ludeL lit) 10 III Icgen. oab
Ser aopi 8eJeu Die @0fomotitc &c.
rid)tet lit. On olticr Gage mrrNt
oaa 9ht burh Sic 9cnegmg oea
3uQt@ ans Dem Aopit Q~ctrieben,
mas 0omlcIbcu cjneu lctttlrtn uno
ruhi9eren StIof peridafie. @em
man odQeBtL ME gelpohnIidl gc
itcbG Sic Sjl6e 1esen Sic Qotomo
tine rid';3. 10 itromt oaa 9Iut ans
Sem llrttrfQyper nab Dem Nopic
ucrldttd't Sen Stiaf mo brindc III
Tdllen beitige &opiitmer3cu
-erpor.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-08
Eruminenter Mann in Yppletun non
Srmd) gebcilt.
Mcrtber &err Goftpr:-

@crtber Ser Goftpr:-
Sh ifrcibe bellte an Sic. nm III.
men SIT iagen, boB i'd fcin 9ruhbono
mebr TRACE uno DOB ih meinen grltd)
9on5 uno aor los bin uno ooB meine
Seite in ieber @Gie gut fiiblt. S4Sf
mar oret Sobre lang nit Dem grud,
beboTtet uno muroe bon einem 6reun-
De an Sic perlpieien, ocn Sic gebcilt
hobct. &d bin iebr e~rircltt ilber sic
2cihtiQfcit, nit Der Sic MIDI fl1rir-
ten uno Der ebrIifel uno qcififtcn
Mellc, nit Der Sic meinen Soil be.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-08

@ertber Ser Oottor:-
Nohoem i'd amei Sabre lang ON
einem 9ruhleioen geIittcn bate, fam
i'd am 6. Sunni 1914 gu linen uno
es bereitet mir beitte 6reubc, Sbnen
81 Io9en, bob ih Jest p~ouitonotg ge.
Juno uno Itorf bin uno BOP mein
9rllh gebeilt lit. sd nnhm inn gars
gen BON Sbnen oft 8ebonlungen uno
nerIor niht einen Soe Mrbeit nege1
Der gebon0lung u1o bate nidt Die
gertngIten Shmer5en 81 erouIoen.
Sh oofterte Elm gon3es Sohr lang
init einem Ir3te in NppIeton, obne
oaB idl Die geringite 9eiierurQ Ipiir.
te. Sect bin i'd irob, Dob ih gu ST..
men fam uno ooB es moqIld, NOR,
ohne cine hirirgiihe operation pes
BELT 81 ipcrocn. SD bin iebr ~erfreut
itber bie @%ebienunq, meId,e Sic mir
3utbeiI ipcrben lieBen uno Sic moqen
oober oilh Anoere, oie on 8ruh lei.
Den uno oorollf beooht iino, ebrlide
uno crfolgreide 9cbmoIunq gu er.
longet1, an mid megen gn1pfeblung
3u bermeiIen.
Sbnen onnfeno fitr oos. mos sic
filr ntth getbon boben, perbIeibe id
Sbre ergebcuc
6rnu q III. 2eid {,
Vt. =, 8rcCnleof isis.