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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-07-26
July 1913


State OF South Dakota, County OF
Hand, SIS. In County Court.
In the Matter of the Estate OF Carl
Preston, Deceased.
The State of South Dakots sends
Greeting to Sarah Preston. Gertrude
Maynard, Fred Preston, Maud Butler
Dan Preston. John Preston, Delbert
Preston, Hattie Preston, and Lew
Preston, heirs at law and next OF kin
of Carl Preston, deceased, and to all
persons interested in said estate:
Notice Is Herby Given, That Ger.
trude Maynard has filed her petition
setting forth that Carl Preston de-
parted this life on the Sth day OF
February, 1917, and that at the time
of his death he was a resident of the
State of Kansas, and praying that
Letters of Administration issue tc
Edward Dignan, of Faulk County
South Dakota, and that said petition
and application will be heard at the
office of the County Judge in the
Court House in the City of Miller
County of Hand and State of South
Dakota, on the 9Th day of August, 1911
at the hour of ten o'clock in the fore,
noon of said day, at which time and
place any person interested in said
estate may appear in opposition to the
prayer of said petition and be heard
in support of such opposition.
Dated this 18th day of July, 1917
BY THE COURT:
r. c. Anderson, Judge
Attest:
w. e. Morrow,
(Seal) Clerk.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-07-26

To Press Subscribers-The high cost
of material and new postal laws make
it imperative that subscriptions to the
Press be paid promptly. This is not
our choice, but a necessity. These
changed conditions in the publishing
business positively prohibit the old
custom of carrying unpaid subscrip-
tions. The Press hopes that all of its
subscribers will realize these things,
and promptly send in their subscrip-
tions. 3Ot3
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-07-26
County Exemntion Board

III. J.. Bushfield, chairman, j. 1.
McCullen, DIR. s. II. Wallis. Office in
Bushfield Block, Miller.
This board will begin work as soon
as final instructions and the official
list of drawing is received from Wash
ington, perhaps in a few days. Their
duties will be merely to execute de-
finite rules laid down in Washington.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-07-26
July 1876
SUMMONS

4
State of South Dakota, County OF
Hand, SIS. In Circuit Court, Sixth
Judicial Circuit.
Leah A. Bender, Plaintiff.
.. VS..
Lucie Wagner, the unknown admin
istrator or executor of the estate OF
John Kennedy, deceased, the unknown
creditors of John Kennedy, deceased
the unknown heirs-at-law of John
Kennedy, deceased, and all persons
unknown who have or claim to have
any estate or interest in or lien or
encumbrance upon the premises de-
scribed in this complaint, Defendant
The State of South Dakota To The
Above Named Defendants:
You are hereby summoned and re-
quired to answer the complaint of the
plaintiff in the above entitled action
which was filed in the Office of the
Clerk of this Court at Miller, Hand
County, South Dakota, on the 18th
day of July, 1917, and which pray
for a Judgment quieting title to and
determination of all adverse claims
interests and liens against the pre-.
misses described in the complaint, in
Hand County, South Dakota, towit
Lots Seven and Eight & and 81 and
the East Half of the Southeast Quar-.
ter of Section Fifteen (15), township
One Hundred Nine (109), north range
Seventy (70), west of the Fifth P. M
and to serve a copy of your answer
to said complaint on the undersigned
at his office in the city of Miller, Hand
County, South Dakota, within thirty
days after the completed service OF
this summons upon you, exclusive o.
the day of such service; and If you
fail to answer said complaint within
that time the plaintiff will apply tc
the Court for the relief demanded in
said complaint.
Dated this 18th day of July, 1917.
G. M. Carroll,
Plaintiffs Attorney
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-07-26
A. C. Gamble Seriously Hurt

washington Times-A. c.. Gamble
in Rochester. He went there for an op-
Grafton several weeks ago but after his
ton several weeks ago, but after his
return home he did not recover as
rapidly as he should and so decided
to return to the hospital for further
treatment. He had been in the habit,
since his operation, of walking with
q cane, but attempted to walk from
the hotel where he vas stopping to
the hospital, a distance of about three
blocks, without it, and when within
about a block of his destination he
fell on the walk, f%racturing his hip
bone. He was fixed up rs well as
possible and sent home on a stretcher
and is now resting as easily as could
be expected under the circumstances.
Governors Father Passes Away
Pierre. Capital-Word.. reached
Pierre this morning of the death OF
Governor Norbeck's father at Tyler
Mimi, yesterday afternoon, after an
illness of some weeks. The funeril
will be held in Platte Friday, at the
home of Enoch Norbeck and burial
will be made at that place. Friends
of the governors from Pierre will join
with those turnout the state in offer
ing words of sympathy.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-07-26

Fourteen Millerites were drawn in
the first 148 names, in this order:
Dell Mccoy, Earl Spain, Clifford VIM,
r. Anderson, B.. b. Mccartney, Geo.
Kenady, C e. Spiers, Ed. Hanks, w. j.
Pussy, Roy Lewis, r. ID. Salterman,
Waldo Eakle, Ohio Scott, e. G. Butler,
The first eight named come within
the county quota of "a.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-07-26

IS G. NJ. Vance
765 N. Severtson
AZ C. P. Palmer
Ill l.. ID. Robinson
364 Milton Arthur Bloom
125 Matt Heller
522 Frank Leinhaufel
466 Bernard Arends Goyke
"A F. w. Lobb
626 G. r. Preston
SOL C. H. Biddle
sos Casper Sylvester Eggerling
295 Arendt Albion Anderson
S65 H. J. Hedrick
lit Otto Henry Teschner
1877 George A. HOLSTER
141 f. S. Teller
754 G. II. Stevens
842 ID. G. Vitters
70S e. ]. Schurch
495 Frank j. Schwartz
IS Andrew Boday
D y, II. Spurgeon
366 Walter Roberts
5S7 r. Croning
Sc J. H. Hammil
71S L. l.. Winterstein
752 j. E. Puffer
227 John Eilts
200 Charles Marvin Bennett
399 John Carbacker
2S1 Ira Homer Courts
448 Harry K. Johnson
673 f. C. Paddleford
asa William Alvin Bissel
730 K. F~rederickson
ITO j. W. Robinson
512 j. M. Wieseler
$40 George Jergen Escherhausen
lab ]. w. Dynes
120 John Polchow
434 Roy B. Miller
256 Edmund Fitzgerald
621 C. NJ. Clodfelter
$50 r. c. Gottheld
4S5 Arthur w. Schwartz
2 Joseph Crackle
264 Henry Pietz
215 Ira Seymour Johnson
500 Anton Goebel
3S5 Robert Leslie Daugherty
8 Herman Blaseg
ITO l.. S. Egger
678 A. j. Gortmaker
118 j. S. Henninger
701 G. F. Singsman
sos Conrad Thomas Schlechter
sos Leo Peter Wernsmann
737 e. S. Rudd
220 Ross William Blachford
813 ]. ". Johnson
304 Frank Nenecek
384 Jim Rawoswich
1873 Jesse Everett Sherman Rowen
All Raleigh Arden Yound
$50 o. Jacobson
sos f. A. Mullenberg
261 Jacob r.. Huether
172 Memo Borkhuis
200 Jacob Jabs
376 Henry Harry Meyer
1872 Clifford Ray Carr
233 Edward Devins Wade
796 w. H. Bennett
SIS Clyde A. Loomis
203 HaEys e. billiard
Gil l.. H. Hallett
403 Chas. Byron Brown
1876 George r. Ruff
Names Omitted
The following names were register
ed in Hand county, but are not in
cluded In the list drawn as wired out
from Washington. 1t is presumed
that they will be In the official list
when Ii Is received.
81 G. j. Gussler
AZ G. j.. Bagauis
55 G. A. Blake
SO j. Lingsthert
SO Il. A. Huddleson
90 III. o. Davis
106 G. III. Barrett
lis T. E. Peterson
1877 c. johnson
III B. N. Rombaugh
IT'S G.. T. Warren
230 j. Eckstern
372 Il. w. Bird
432 W. ID. Peterson
425 o. l.. Elliott
431 ]. Fisher
455 #. j. Skinner
456 G. A. Kelley
461s G. w. Wilson
49, u. A. Anderburg
47S H. c. Kruger
40 A. r. TitchelI
$50 W.. A. Kruger
ass A. w. Schurtz
512 y. M. wiesler
53S p. y. Joyce
SIT W. w. Wilson
$50 J.. M. Hanks
633 l.. w. Sheriff.
GA +. "A. Carpenter
760 #. Sylvester
100 @. n. Edenbrrn
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-07-26
Notice For Bids

'SN> NAoS
Bids will be received by the school
board of Grenleaf township for the
construction of a school house in said
township.
All bids must be accompanied by a
certified check for $4,000 as a guar
antee that if they get the contract
they will do the work as prescribed
and in the required time, or Septem-
Der Is, 1917. Check of unsuccessful
bidder returned when settlement is
made for work. Plans and specifica-
tons may be seen at First State Bank
at Rec Heights, S. ID.
Bids must be in hands OF School
Clerk by 10th of August, 1917. Board
reserves the right to reject any and
all bids. i.
Ed. Meehan, Clerk.
Rec Heights, s. d.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-07-26
ASTOUNDING REPORT

FOR MILLER
The wife of a merchant had stom-
ach trouble SO bad she could eat
nothing but toast, fruit and hot water.
Everything else would sour and
ferment. ONE SPOONFUL buck
thorn bark, %glycerinc, ETC., as mixed
i'm Adler-i-ka benefited her INSTANT
LY. Because Adler-i-ka fiushes the
ENTIRE ~alimentary tract it relieves
ANY CASE constipation, sour stom-
ach OF gas and prevents appendicitis.
1t has QUICKEST action of anything
we ever sold. ID. Fitzgerald, Drug
gist.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-07-26
Notes Of the Draft

Joseph Wargo, is among the names
drawn in Hand county. He is a farm
hand.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-07-26
THINK ABOUT
A. B. c. NOW

You should begin to think about
taking a course at the Aberdeen Bust
ness College now. Send for informa-
ton. Enroll any Monday.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-07-26

State of South Dakota, County Of
Hand, SIS. In Circuit Court, Sixth
Judicial Circuit.
Leah A. Bender, Plaintiff.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-07-26

Earl Spain is drawn, and Glenn
Spain volunteered. They are sons of
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Spain of this city,
One family in Miller has three boys
who may be called into service. They
are the three sons of Judge Pusey.
Paul is a volunteer, while Jay and
Edwin are drawn from this county,
The two last named are married. Ed
win is working at his trade a a jew
eler in st. Paul but registered here.
Jay works at the Botsford lumber
yards in this city.
The county board announces that
the work of examination will begin
as soon as they receive official in
structions, probably by mail from
Washington in a few days.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-02-08
Kinder schreien
MACH FLETCHER'S
GAS
Memterei int rniIiIdlen Seer

Dffene Memterei int rtiiiidjen Seer.
Berlin, brabtlos mod Sapniue>
5. Sch. - @efongene Sploaten 6es
IL. iibirii6en Siiielterregiments BE-
ri6ten: 9us II. un6 Is. &egiment
erbielten tpdbre1ro ser Iebten @dmpfe
tint Sen 8riidenfopf BEL &iga oen
gum Mngriff uno meigerten
iidt bor5uriiden, meil 6as erite So
tai1on 6es IL. &egimentS niGt on
greifen tpollte. 9ie Sffi5iere oes
8atailons madten feine Miene, lire
5um @eboriam 5u betpegen,
ln6 ite ielbit trafen feline @orberei=
gum Mneriff ion6ern perblie=
ben IN ibren Stellungen, alS OBJ fem
ertbeiH mor6en- mare. 8ei6e
Gegimenter pl1r6en Johann 6ltr6 6as
10. un6 20. eriebt. Dos erlte 3d.
tpnroe 6l1r6 6rei o116ere So
tai0one 6esielben &egiments enttpaff=
net, paS in6es erlt na6 an6ertbalb=
&%onferen5en erfolgen fonnte,
90 Ole @oloaten 6es 2. nn6 3. 3d.
toilonS ii6 tpeigerten, auf lire So
mera6en 5u idieBen. Sim. ielben Sage
tpltr6en "a Marn 6es 1. 8otaiuons
obne &ro5eb eri6oiien; bier >peitere
ertsartete 6aS gleide Sdidial. Sos
Battalion 1pur6e enhpaffnet
u1t6 na6 Dem SSr1tern gei9afft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-02-08
Gm6=Oafpta.

9ea6. = Dieie @ta6t erbebt Mn-
ipru6 uuf 6ie @bre, sic erite Srt=
ldaft IN 5io6afota at fem, sic ibren
Mngeiteuten 6nr6 @etpdbrung bon
3llagen anlGBIi6 Ser boben 2ebe1s=
folten beiitebt. 9nr6 6as 8iro 6es
Sta6tau6itorS itn6 iteben Hro5ert ser
@ebalter aler Sta6tangeltelten int
Sabre 1916 bertbeilt mor6en. Diele
|BetrGge maiden tpenige Gents Bis 31
$83 pro &opf aus. = Die @ol6aus=
beute Ger &omeiteaf Mining 60. int
Sabre 1916 batte eire11 @ertb BON
100000; eS tpl1r6e alt6 bel
Snngitensgr5 gefor6ert.
Common. - Gin 16einbar
6remoer trot fiir5li6 5um aoiiierer
ser 2emn1o11 State 8urf 6. 6. @i6e=
RUS, n116 fragte II. a., mie meit es
bis Meabotp lei. @r bobe BORT Ser
manbte, sic er beiuden noble. Da
|&err @i0eri1tS SEN Srt tpie feline So
i6e fennt, fragte er nah ber1 Sea-
men Ser 8ertpanoten. Ser 6remoe
1rannte ladeIno ieinen Man1en: greo
.Sioerius aus Bortla116, Sre. Die
lteberraid11ng par iibertpdltigen6;;
oenn Ser 6rem6e tpar Ser alteite
&ru6ers 6es Sufferers, Sen 6tefer felt
26 Sabren nidt geieben bottle.
Sionr Sails. = 9ie Sabres-
periammlung ser uSoutb Dofota
educational Miiociation" miro I'M
naditen 9erbit in Siour Gans itatt-
finben nno man ertpartet, 6aB ii9
tpenigitens 5000 2ebrer nn6 2ebre-
rtnnen 6arm betbeiligen mer6en.
Man rednet 6orouf, boB 6as 1el1e
Muoitorium Bis 6abin fertiggeiteM
fem miro. = 8unoes6iitrtftsrtdter
SSames 8. elliot reiite nod Denber,
@ol., ut BORT im Eermin 6es 8un-
oesoiitriftgeri@ts SEN @oriib at fiib~
rem dnitelle oes oortigen @idters Der
erfranft 1T.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-02-08
DIES @ingeben aaf sic Seele 6es @in-
0eS ODER fem gmpfin6en!

DIES @ingeben a.f Sic Seele oes @in-
oes ODER fem @mpftnoen!
Cine groBe Bail bon Srallen er=
fennt nod thinner nidt, baB gera6e
be11te ourtb Die gr3ieblng Der 8ur-
5elfa6en 6es fiinftigem Gbarafters
beim &inoe, 6ie feinen ererbten 1lnb
aner5ogenen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES"
beobadtet, beidnitten un6 bere6elt
lein tpollen, tpie es 6l1rb Sen fl1noi=
gen @artner geidiebt, tpern CT 6ie
Sd0nbeit ooer @igenart elmer
8lume erb6be1l miu. Cine redte
Mnter ma1B itets 3eit fir ibre &in=
Der baben, iopoW fir Sic fletnen
Sorgen 6erielben OILS audi fir Die
gnoBen. Die &leire11 tpie sic @roBen
fiiblen gar 6el1tli6, menn Ser Sinn
Ser Ma1tter nidt nollig bel Ser Sobe
lit, sic iie ibr anbertrmten uno men=
6en ii6 als6ann initi11ftip an a11=
.oere, bel 6enen Tie Elm gr0Beres SSn,
terelie fir lire Mngelegenbeiten bor=
QlsleBen.
Ser Mutter aebt 10 oas Ser
trolten ibrer &in6er oft berloren,
oas gelte ur6 @in5ige> meldes iie
fir tauien6fabe Wtiibe belobnen
fam, in6em es ibr in Snbren Ser
Siebe un6 Siiriorge 6ie 6dbtgfeit
berleibt, 6ur6 6as feline @eipinnit
Ser @r5iebung SEN blltmenrei6et1
Eeppi6 oes @liids fir sic 8l1fl1nft
ibrer &in6er Alt tpeben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-02-08
&artleibigfeit bermria&t id1edjte
6nff.

Cine glan3loie &o11t un6 cine fol-
die boiler Bultel11 lit Die 6olge elmer
idtperfdGigen @%ingetpeioe-8 etpeg11ng.
bieien 8uitan6 un6 reinigt
Cure @eitdtsfarbe nit Dr. Sings
Neuen 2ebenspiQen. 8ieies mil6e
9arirmitteI miro. merr1 our 8ett5eit
genommer, @u9 ei11er bo4en, freien,
nidt fneifenoen Mbgong ont Morgen
iid)ern. Treibt neg bos trGge, gleih-
aiiItige fid TibIen, baB bon iiberla-
6eren @ingetpei6en un6 idtperfG0iger
9eber berfommt. aauf be1te nod Ell.
ne 8lofder. 8ei aQen Ipotbefern.
25t. - Mn3.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-02-08
9abe 3eit fit aimber!

2ege 6eine &Gn6e in Sen @doB,
tpenn 6etne &in6er nit Sir pGou6ern
monen.
8iele Sro1ier boben ntemals 3eit.
Mema1s cine Stun6e ser Comm
lung o6er Der &11be, nm itd ielbit
ODER ibren @in6ern 51 leben. Midt,
iolange 6iefe fleir1 iin6 11n6 iie i'm
iiberIalteten &o1tsbalt iib obIeben
miiiien, 6oB oGles petnlth ialtber, ie-
Ser 5enfterfnopf rn6 ie6er 8il6erna-
gel gepltbt 1T - 1tdt, tpentt sic @ir-
ser nit ibnen ipielen ober, diiIter ge.
|morberL fie Iber @eIt unb 2eben Be-
froger.
u@@meigl Dos 1T ,ttsdts fur bid,l
|Broge 6os M6ioAen ODER 6ie Eante"
ODER tper eS fonit 1T. Aeirr ltebret.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-02-08

qetpefe I'M ba ben i& gu@ bic Jreuo
nit perbertpe polle. S1r tpnn: a'1o
glei9 bableitpe, bietob5 NIT 10 er -
8oot meiB mer ne nit, tpenn -es ao<
fabre bubt."
.Wir molle nit NIT ben n~goot
fort ben bic aibs srtlart. n6s'r
uns fin bic Suneitet @tebts gut gez
mug I'M menn gu noh gelug fables
@elb in 9eine Yade!s bait. oann
,1em1n uns glei@ pibber betm. Der
is no plebs lett 9ohm."
@ebn ge, ben Weg bubn i'd meme
&ibs mdnnetf4e. S@ lafie iie INNER
1elbit ausfinne, pos for &inospieder
I'm @fel fie fin, pomit i4 perbletpe
Sbne Sbre Iieper
Pbilipp @anerampfer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-02-08

@ir gIa1tbe,r ON eit groBes, ge-
meinfames @erf ser Menidbeit, at
Incident SOS e~i113elne StoatenIeben
nl1r sic @ororbeiten Iiefert, on cine
aud d,1Berli@e 8%olenoung Der
menfhIdert 9i1ge ont @r6e Der
@efdidte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-02-08

@erienft 1por6en fins sic britiIden
Gumpfer rMel1qr1een," 1858 Sor1,er
mn6 uSrenneobom," 1886 Gonne1,
u,ro sic bolldnbiid@e Sdiffe .9etu,"
3053 Sonnen, uno rGouu,0," 1882
Tonnen. Ger1er tu1rbe ser o6ni19e
~0an," 1869 Gonnen, ner-
le1lft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-02-08

9iebe @inoer! Sobt STR ou6 0as
@eoidt bon Sen 8dl1md)e11 gele1en,
oas at1oere 8latter bat getpollt? =
Nein? Damn bolts MIR glei6 nad,
benin oas Marde1t, 6as ib gu6 iebt
er5dblen mill, miro glt9 Sic elbe 2eb=
tie ertbeilen.
Mlio:
gs mar eillntal - aber id)o1 iebr,
lehr longe Der - ein Mant> ser NIT
oe1n &ra15 nidt 5ufrie6en tpar, oas
lbnn Der liebe 9errgott auferlegt bat=
te. St m1rrte, genal1 tpie es 6as
Solnlet1bal1md)et getban un6 beflag=
te Iid, oab iein &reu5 piel 5u 19mer
fir feline Sd]ultern lei uno 6aB er
1d)ier inter Ser 2alt 5uimnmen bred)e.
60 iammerte un6 tpebflagte ct tag=
aus togein, Bis ibm feline 6rar en6-
lih iagte: so GET bo6 gum Iieben
9errgott ms EaraoieS nn6 bite i'm,
ct. moge Sir Elm leidteres @reu5 ge=
berL bamit i6 Deinem etpige1 Sc
iamlner nt6t mebr 5u5ub0ren brau=
DE" Ser Mann nabm SEN &otb
ietner 5rau m1, oenn ct tpar elm gut
mlitbiger @eiele un6 lit ieiner @in=
folt oadte er, ooB es Sic 6rouen int
inter- beiier tpiibten. 3os botte linn
feline Srmt olt6 oft ger11g borgeiogt.
60 ita11o er 6enn zines ihonen Mor=
gems nod Dor Sonnenoufgang auf,
l1to lein &ret5 auf Sic G9ltltern uno
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-02-08
Kindere6e.
Cine quito %2ebcmsreael.

9ie 2a1te, sic int 2eben am er-
folgreid)lten lparen, iino fr0blide>
hoffmtngspoue Meniden gelpelen,
Ole nit lad)elnoem @eiidt an ibr
Sage1perf ginge11 uro mannlib oie
&ed1elfalle oieies 2ebens ertrugen>
Die raube r11o miloe Cage 10 m1f=
fabten, tpie lie nun einmal maren,
uno sic @abrbeit bes alien Spruhes
beltatigen: 90ie Set pergebt eben-
70 ,pie quite Set; Nues lit pergang=
lid, @ottes 2iebe bleibt in gtpig=
feitt Seoer, ser bas 2eben fen1t,
iuiro oieie &egel fir gut befinoen.
slber ctlpas Mnoeres lit es, iie audi
pirflid SIT iibeu. Stroller M1,tb lit
stotbspenoig, uno oelto notbmenbiger,
je ldnperer Sic Nrbeit uno lie triiber
ser Sag lit. 9as @robe am 9eber
utto atn Sh11 6es Meniden beltebt
oorin, oab ct aus oem Sbmer5
Jre1oe, aus Sem 9unfel 2idt, aus
oena 9oien @l1tes id)offe. 0ies lit
aber MIR n1oglid, tpenn man nit
glttem Ml.tb, nit Sem @ertral1e11 m1f
@otte5 @ilfe uno @ottes Segen an's
@erf eebt. 9us Cole 1tr6 SOS
Quite nllb nit fr0blider Miibe &C.
idpaifu1 peroen. 9ie groe tpar tpiit
,no leer, aber @ott bat 6ur6 fem
2idt Seben unb Srel1oe gel9affen.
60 ol1b sic Meniden. @er MIR
ulter pollfomn1enen @erbaltnilie,r
orbeiteu min, tper MIR NIT e6le,r
Menld)en meiter SIT fo1n11en be6enf,
miro nidlts ausridten. Sl1d}e So
Der Seben, nit oem Oh ltmgebjt> III
ettpas SIT beglitden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-02-08

8eid)out bic 8unge. Mutterl @enn
belegt, bann gebrau6en Der Magen, Qez
Der uno gingepeibe gurer &leinen ioforz
tige @einigung. 8enn eigenfinnig, mt
oer1penitig, %ungeborfam, nenn es ntdt
idlaft, iBt ODER natiirli9 banoelt. ODER
lpenn es fieberii4 lit, fauren Dtagen,
idledten atbem bat; tpenn fem gals
ueb lit. es an 9iarrb6e leioet, bnq bon
grtdltung 1T, sebt ibm einsn S9eelof..
fel po[l California "Sei9en Sprup,r u,1o
ueritopfte 8eug, bic unperbaute Sab
rung unb iaure Gale langf Jam befetti9t
aug Dem fIetnen Magen ohne @1eifen.
tnb Sbr babt tpteoer Elm %gefunbes. pers
aniigtes Sinh. 6ragt @urer Doftor fir
.ine 5O<gent Glafhe California @prup
# Eias." tpeIde bole Nnne;fungen fir
Babies. ainber ieglthen Glters unb fit
Grtpndiene entbdlt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-02-08

Cine Eugeno geniiget Dem @eib: iie
lit Ga, tie er16etnet;
2ieblid 6em &er5em Dem Iug' lieb=
li6 eriheine iie itetS!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-02-08

@ebt Geigen-S
Dem h%artleibigen &inbe.
8ursiiglides yTrudt= 2a1attp" tam ben
,ueidcn fleinen Magen, 2eber uber
Gingetpciben ntd)t fhabeu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-02-08

ItAS"ts SIu t@es'tSS Stuu IAtIWe OAt>
ter gelegt uno oas @an3e mt Der
our@ eth feines @ieb pal1terten @auce
uber1iiut. @emmelerOtons bteren gum
@arnieren bes HanOes Der 56Ii1el.
tgeri4t. Wtan
brIDt bic Sratmur1t ant %lteoenpeM
&u11er, sieBt nacp 10 Minuten oas
Ma11er ab, labt bic Wur1t gang trptz
ten perben uno brat lle in peoeuDsr
Butter nit ,Sugabe BON tetn9s1Wnitz
te1en 3piebeln gar uno gelb, nlmmt
tie beraus unO balt tie tparm. Harz
toffeln bat man IN Der S9ale Gut,
uper ni9t gu lpel9 setodt, 5lebt tie
'ub uno 1@neipet tie in S4elben. .Sn
Dem Bratuett r0itet man 2-3 N0fel
Mebl gar uno 91bt Molier ober Bru=
pe, @al3, pfetler uno, menn man
tie bat, ettpas Sus bo5u. Sn bteler
5auee ldbt mon bic acknowledgement
ourdi@moren. Sn cine nit Butter
6eitri6ene, nit geriebener Semmel
6eitreute Torm lest man cine Sdtht
Rartoffelideiben, barauf bic 5er=
l@ntttene 8ratpurt, oedt sic 3nette
pdlfte Der 8artoffeli@etben bariber,
itreut geriebene @emmel unb trdufelt
Jei9mol3ene Butter barauf, ldbt be
Gorm ettpa $3.50 Minuten i'm 6ei=
Sen Dfen fteben, bis lie obenauf cine
golbgelbe Rruite -betommeu bat, uno
trdgt fofort auf.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-06-12

HARRY i. PAGE, Jr.
Harry l.. Page. Jr., aged 19 is now
training at the Naval Training
School, Norfolk, Va. He enlisted as
a bookkeeper and stenographer. Mr..
Page was formerly night clerk at
the Senate and is a graduate of Gar
ners Business College.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-06-12
HOUSE UNDOES
LAST WEEK WORK
Spends Over an Hour Recon
sidering Defeat of Bills
Taken Up Recently

Members of the House spent over
an hour last night undoing what it
had done in the way of defeating
bills last week. Several of the bills
revived were measures which had
been defeated in the Friday session
when the House had to suspend be-
cause so many members had gone
home. The numerous motions to re-
consider were made amid consider
able smiling.
First by vote of 107 to 50 the
House passed the Sassaman Senate
bill increasing fees of clerks of
courts in counties where they are
paid by fees which was defeated
last week. Mr.. Walter, Franklin, op-
posed the bill as making too many
increases and Mr.. Hoffiet, Northamp-
ton, accused him of attempting to
defeat a Democratic bill.
The bill to create the State SAL
airy board, which was defeated on
Friday, was reconsidered and amend
ed so as to exclude State institutions.
The House refused to reconsider de-
feat of the bill to exempt talking
machines for levy for rent, but the
bills increasing salaries of registra-
ton commissioners was also recon-
sidered and passed finally.