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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-14
0ertreibt bic Shmersett.

Hiibrt @udl SanbeIt iestl &C.
braud1et Sloan's Ointment fir Cure
rbeumatiid)en Shmer3en. 3abns
ihmer5en, Neuralsie, Wusfelihmer>
gen, iteifen @lieoer, @errenfungen uno
@eritau6uneen. 9eiier ais irgeno
etipas, bos Sbr je sebraudt babt, nm
Sdmer5en gu linbern, Ini6tpelluneen
unb ent5iirbuneen gu furieren. Nein>
lifer als Sintments ober Eflufter, Do
es Die Roren nitt peritopft unb bic
Saut nidt befledt. 2eiht ar15ua
tpenben, ba es pbne Heiben %einbrinet.
Saltet itets cine SlaIde SIoan's 2iniz
ment in gurer Salls> Gpotbefe. @ei
@lrem M~potbefer. % Gts., so Cts.
unb 81. 00.-In3eiae.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-14
Sin @enif phne @aaen.

Man nuIB ebenio ie6r iibcr Sic
&iibnbeit Der Gbir1lrgen nie iiber Die
Sortibritte ibrer @tiicnihaft itaunen,
menn man erfdbrt, baB es noglif, lit,
Den menidli6en Srganismus unt5l.
mooeln, bob err aud) obne Woeen net.
terbeiteben fam, ia bop er babel ge,
junber iein fam oils 5upor. Sn ser
@iener @eieIidaft Der ger5te fiibrte
HrofeIIor 2oren5 cine Srau Dor, Die
er Dor einem Sabr in einem Sitter bon
So Sabren operierte uno BEL Der er
rpegen zines rieiieen WaacngeidNpiirs
ben Mdgen poaitdnbie entfernte. SIM
~gelltnben 3uitano bate bieie Srau 80
&ilogrumm, Dor Der Operation SO
9iloeramm eeipoeer. @1brenb Der
Operation 5eiete iih Die ,lnbebingte
NotGpenoigfeit, ben Waeen gGn5lit)
81 elltfernen. Ser @ingrtif .baiierte
MIR rpenig iiber cine Stlinoe unb ae.
lang. Die Seillng cling obne men.
nensrpertbe Gomplifution bon itatten,
uno Die Srau piegt Nun ni6t mc5r
3S, ionbern bereits 30 ailogramm.
Sic bot alio bereits in Dem einen
Sdbr, In benz iie obne Woeen lebt, IL
&ilogrumm on aorpergepift 5ltgc.
nommen. 0ie Srou itebt beute in
aQer &iiitigfeit ibrer eroBen bGllerIi.
den Solispirfbi6aft Dor, fo6t fir
sablreihes 8eIinbe uno ibt eieentlid
aQeS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-14
Better 9iber's StreitfrGfte.

Geter Siser bon louisville, ST., Der
lett nabc3u einem Sabre NIT Sntel
Gam III Srieben lebte, tbeiltpeiie, neil
er i'm 8efdnsniiie peilte, bat feline
Streittrdfte tpieber 9eiammelt uno
5ipiihen ibm uno Snfel Sam's
Steuers aeeuteu fam es 3u eiuem
~erniteu 9 d I M ii B el, bas su
8uniten SnfeI Sans ausfiel.
Yeter 8iscr unb iein Sobn, Clarence.
lpurben als 8efau9ene eingcIieiert,
aber seseu $1,000 Siirsihoft nieber
auf freien SUB 8eieBt. Differs &n>
i,6ten iiber ginnenitenern iino ndmz
lid gang ent9esen9eiester Hi6tune
Der bes Sntel Sam's. Nniangs mar
er Der Gniidt, baB es l%lniinn lei,
2i5enIeu fir ben @ertauf eeiiti9er Sc
trdnfe gu bc5ablen lflo elm lan9idbris
ger arieg purbe bon Inn seeen Snfel
Gam unb alid ben Staat gefiibrt. Ct
mibte aber itlieblid ben aampf arfs
-seben, ba er I'M @efdnsnib bod feline
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-14
gbenrer Shnaps.

Sm Siftrittseeridt in 9enper,
Colo, reidten Srant Ricolettt uub
unb beiien Satin, cine S6abenerias.
flaee auf $4,000 eeeen bte Stabt
Senper Elm. sic beeriinben ibre
Sorberrns bamit, bab in Der Na6t
bes 21. Iai Die brei ~Seiter" 9lein,
Sdneiber uno Gout iid bur6 9robz
uneen Die Sbiire gu erbre6en, 3utritt
gu Dem Sauie perl6afften. sic burbs
iudten bas enn5e Saus uno fonfts>
~5icrteu ihlieblid 5ipei 9auonen 8biss
feD, Die lie, pie Die 9ldeer bebaupten.
fir eieenen 8e6rauh bprrdtbis batten.
Sir bieies unseiesli6e @oreeben, Die
Storun9 ibrer 8ube fir Die hinge
leeenbeiten, Die ibnen bereitet pors
ben iinb, perlan9en Slayer Die obens
aenannte Summe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-14
glntiee Henulte in StrafanifaIt.

Gin Str1fling purbe getobtet ur6
aft anbere Berionen trugen Ser.
lesungen bupon, oils at1 5. Stunt Die
@efaneenen in Der itaatlif)en Struf.
anitalt in Solicit, ST., rebeqierten,
neil JralienbeiuGe in Der Initult Der.
boten 1poroen maren inrb Warben
gorpen lid meigerte, elm Hroteit-ao-
mite 5u empfansen. Seuer, bos bel
oieier @elegenbeit i'm @ef1ngnib aus.
brud, 5eritorte uno beifDdbiete meb.
rere @ebdlioe, lrnb crit nit $ilfe bon
Wilbtrllppen gelang es, Die Strai.
linge apieoer binter Sdlob unb 8iesel
81 bringen.
8ier Stinben lang fGmpften Die
StrdfIirge segen Wd9ter lIn6 Dti.
li5iolboten, Die ibleunigit 81 Silie
gerufen moroen tparer, aber crit Der
a1tbaltenbe. idppere &egen idien Die
lesten 200, bie bartnGdiee @egemtpebr
lerlteten, 5u peranlaiien, iid) an eree.
ben. Sobn Slabertp nus Chicago, Der
cine le~bensldngli6e Strafe berbiiben
mlb, iprung bel einem 5lu6tperiuh
in einem brennenoen @ebd1ibe aus
einem Seniter unb 5oe iih babel 10
i6pere @erleeunsen 81, bab err iturb.
Die Solbaten feuerten mebrere SnI.
ben iiber Die &opfe Der 9lufriibrer bin.
meg, batten ieboh 9efebl, nur i'm
dllberiten Iotbfau In bic Wenne Der
StrGflinee 81 ihieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-14
Safety Sirft" BET Sniten unb
GrfGltuuqen.

LOB, MIR elm Suiten" beitte mag
n,oreen Grippe pber 9uneenent3iin>
bune tperben. Tauienbe Iterben ins
folee bernahldiiister g%rfdltuneen.
Rebnret 9r. Sings Netp DISCOVERY,
ebe guer Suiten droniih tpirb. Gin
paar Soils idyrdnfen Die grtdltung
Elm, inbem lie bic &ranfbeitsfeime
tobten. Die beilenben galiame
linbern ben Sals. lDien ben S6leim
Los uub reinieen bic 2uftrobren bon
ben Sefretionen. tpelhe Suiten bers
uriaheu. Sic Webi5in eutbdlt milbs
lpirfenbe Gbfiibrs Suereoien5ieu, pelde
Die perbraudten Stoffe, Die cine CIR
fGltune beridlimmern, aus ben,
&orper entfernen. Sci gurem Ipoe
tbefer. so Cts. unb $1.00.-In3eise.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-14
BUR Ncifidte Der guhbrmder. Vre5e

Wan bat ldneere Seit 9eglaubt.
bab Die i'm Qeip5iser Yrinatbeiis be-
finbli6er, 1441 batierten Neite elmer
8udbruders Vreiie tbatid6li9 bon
Gutenberg ielbit itnmmeu uno uns ios
NIT Die &unbe brin9en bon ben auer'
eriten NniGngen Der 9uforuders
&unit. Spdtere Sorihung bat ieboh
bic @htbeit oieier Heite erfolereih m
Stpeifel 9e5o9en. Wie Die dlteiten
Trelien ausiaben, 5etsen ms erit Die
Sei6nunsen. Die biz 5um Gnfans bes
16. S%abrbunberts 3uriidbatieren.
Inter bieien 3eifnun9en beiinoet
ii1 cine Heibe bon gnttpiirfeu bes
genialen leonardo Do 8inci. Der als
&iinitler, Naturfpri6er unb Rbilos
Iopb glei6 @robes I%eiitete. Sieie
aus ben Sabren 1890 unb 1915
itammenben 8onitruttionen iinb
tedniiG unb fuIturseiti6tIi6 bofs
interei1ant. Stpei bon ibnen berbies
men beionbere Benbting. Sic erite
&onitruttion ite0t cine Rreife NIT
2infss nno RedJtseetpinbe bar. Sc
ldbt ii1 nit bieier Yreiie BET Der
SitlNptN SSiptSuuB pCS SLSDUcltbtlS
boppelt iopiel Sub Der Yrebplatte ers
3ieIen, als bel elmer Yreiie nit eins
ia6er S6raubc. Cine iolde
S6raube muB 5ipei Muttern baben,
Die cine unteu, Die anoere oben", iest
2eonarbo inter bic Stia5e.
Sod interelianter lit bic Stpeite
8%onitruftion, bic bel Der 8etpeeung
bes Yrebbeneels aud ben Rrebtiih
mittels Stpeier 3~a6nrdoer unb elmer
Holle ii6 bepeeen ldbt. 9ieie Be-
nesun9en bes Rrebtiihes iinb 10 bes
retuet, bab einmal Der Gid nad
borne biuabldift, 10 bab man bas
bebrudte 8latt beauem abnebmen
unb Elm friihes Slatt auflegen lam,
bas anbere Wal cine enteegeneeieste
geipesuns ausiiibrt unb inter Die
Yrebplatte 9e3oeen tpiro. Wan era
tennt Ieidt, bab bier I'M 8eim bic
Sbee Der Sdnelorud sBreiie ents
balten lit. Sebenialls bot bieie 8ons
itruttiou aid bantaIs Der GuSfiibrune
nitt bic eerinsiten Sdtpierieteiten.
Sb bieie ieboh periuft tpurbe.
piiien mir niht. @ieueiht lit bieIe
Sbee anfnnss ebenio pernadlGiiigt
iporben. tpie 10 man6es, mas Der
srobe 8eiit 2eonarbo's porausee>
i9aut bat. 8ie Sem aud iei bic
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-14
@pnen feline gerlfner mebr icin.

9erlin @is., cine Ser ~bliibenbiten
fleinen Stobte an Dem SSor &ioer, lit
Die erite Der Srtihaften, Der ibr
Same nift bebagt unb Die l,n1eetauft
iein tpin. Gs etbt nidt tpenieer als
81 Srtihaften in ben Ser. Stuoten
bic NIT Der ,~bliibenben Stubt om
,Sor &iber" ben Hamen gemeinlam
buber.
Oie getpobner perben fif nof
elmer anberen 8enamiung itmtieben
miiiien.
0us .gerIiner Sournol" lit Se,ier
urtb Slamme fir Die Sahe. Gin
i6lnier 3opf bat BEN inbiifen So
men vWusei1tin" in @orit,lag se.
bradt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-14
Cine refine Snut lit Guer
UeburtSreht.

8em Cure Saut nid)t slatt, irii9
unb rein lit, 10 tbuet mas Gnoere
tbun: eebet Der Saut bas Wittel,
beiien iie bebarf, UNI beren nornrale
@eiunbbeit unb S6onbeit ipieoerbers
5uiteuen. Yrobieret cine linbernbe
nnb beilenbe gebunbluns nit 9r.
Spbion's eczema Ointrent. 9ie
iflimmiteu Sdue o Sautausbruh,
SIedten, 8uiteln unb b~rennenber
Saut peiden ihneu beim @ebraud)
bieIes alsee3eihneten Brdparats. Sbr
tperbet bodit befriebiet iein, tpeun Sbr
iebet, tpie i6nel Cure Salit ibre 9es
iunobeit u,,b Sriidbeit tptebererlangt.
Bet gurem G~potbefer. so Gents
Nn3eiae.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-14
g%eritppfnna peruriadt ermfe 2eiben

.Seisen Sic mir Sbre Sunse". lit
oes Ir5tes critics Wort. Cine beIegte
Sunee beoelitet trdee gineetpeibe unb
Sbr label nift nur &ppfifmer3en uni
@eroauungsbei6iperoen ionbern ernite
&ranfbeiten formlib Elm. @erbiitet
bieie 8efabren, inbem Sbr Sr. 8ine's
9feip 2ife Hiqen nebmet. Sieielben
limb ~ilberdudert, iebr lpirfiam, pirfen
eelinbe unb leidt, beren 8ebraud, iii
ansenebm fir iinse, nlte unb ittpGds
Iife Y~erionen. guer M~potbeter pers
fault bieielben felt Sabren. 25 Gents.
-In5eiae.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-14
@plIte ppm 2irdenbnh berabs
i%urtnaen.

Ranger benin Stpei Stunben Jag bic
unsliidlide, seiitesgeitOrte Srml Cello
@annarb am a. Stunt am Rarbe bes
9afes Der fatboliiden ct. Samess
Stride in Bolton. Waii., oeren 8es
meinbeslieb fie lit. nnb brobte mil
Selbitn,orb burd Ibiprineen aus
elmer Sobe bon IS SUB. 0ret Prtes
tier beriuhten Die l1nsliidli6e ourd
lleberrebung bon ibrem @orbaben abs
subalten, pdbrenb Snuienbe bon
Wrnihen fih in ben Straben anees
iann1elt batter. unb bic Seuertpebr
nit SprunetIhern bereit itanb Die
Srau i'm Saue tie ibr @urbaben aus'
fiibrte. auf5ufansen. Grit mad LANCE
rer lleberrebnns seIang es ben @eiite
lihen Srau Barnard bon ibrem erdb>
Iidlen 0orbaben absubrineen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-14

eeiitieen 8etrdnfe perfaufen fonnte.
Sn LETTER Seit batten Sinneniteuer'
Geenten i'm i'm Gerbadte, bnb er
Sleortarearin obne 2t5ens perfaufte
unb man beidlob, Die .Setnng
giber" 5u itiirmen. Ght Steuers
Ieenten nobmen an benz 11eberfale
tbeil, aber giser ieete it'd our @ebr
uno feline Heierpe bilbete fem Spbn
Clarence. @egen Die llebermaft
Onfel Sam's mar aber nihts alls5uz
riften unb Die Sieer's muBten lid
er9eben. Sic baben lid aber nun Dor
benz gunbesrihter 81 peranttporten
uno 5tpar tpeil iie iid Ne9ierunsss9e>
anteu tpiberIesten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-14
HegiernngS .Mrst ,nnteraetaudt"

0r. Sn9o Wiler bon 2upna, Gegiez
rungssIr3t elmer Snbianers geicrpue
ton. tpurbe neulib bon giirgern bon
Wabeno, Wis.. in ben Slug eeporfen.
pieoer beraus9efiiht, se3tpuneen. Die
a~merifanilfe SABINE gu fiiiien unb Die
ielbe por elmer irnpropiiierten garabe
b%erdutra9en. @neeblid ion er Dor
retrntierungsluiti9en iuneen 2euten
ote Semerfun9 baben fallen Iaiien, iie
tparen Warren, .Suns nnb &anonene
flitter aus iif gu MAIDEN. Sic
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-14
SntereTanter ssunb.

Ole @nfbropologen bon So GroTe,
@is., iirb rege i%ntereiiiert un Dem
SSlinb zines Sfelettes, pelf,es nabe
&eloe, bas nidyt peit bon Der Stabt
entfernt licgt, ausgegraben ,pllrbe
uno bon Dem man annimmt, bab eS
benz mGnnlid)cn 8ertreter' elmer pro-.
bioItriiden Wenitenfluiie %aneebort.
Die ein3elnen anod)en meiien erobe
@erifieoenbeten bon benen auf, Die
ben in iener 8egenb utfgeflnbenei,
Sfeletten Der olten Snoiuner angelo.
rem. 9as intereiionte @eriiit wllrbe
Der 60 Groiie Hprmalidule gum Sti.
blum iibereeben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-14
Gpb enbet 8emifiensfampf.

8eil er nidt seeen Die eieenen
glutspertpanbten fdmpfeu ipolte,
ltiir3te ii6 Sobn Nobalf. Elm &C.
meiner bes 2. &entudp : 8eeiments,
6ur Seit nitf Ba6e an Der Stantss
greu5e bon aentudp unb Senneiiee,
elmer baberiauienoen 2ofontotipe ents
9eeen unb purbe aiif Der SteQe gea
tDbtet. Nopalt mar beutifer glbtunii
unb bate mebrere gerpanbte in her
beutidben Irmee.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-14
Ius fleiuen Infangen.

Die erite @erfitatt bon @erner
Clemens lag in Dem alten, beute nod
beitebenben Saiie, S6oneberger
'Strabe 19, Berlin, baS olio ole
Bieee Der Gleftrote6nit geporbcn
iii. @erner Clemens, bamals Irtil.
lerie.9eutnant. i6reibt i'm Iugult
1S47 ieinem grltber @ilbelm folsen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-14

8eihidte Der gu1brufs &unit bari
nit Medt bic 3eonarbo'ihen Setf)s
nungen gu ibren dlteiten Sentmdlern
redlnen.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1917-09-06

st. Paul with a carload Of cattle and
on his return home he will visit with
friends and relatives in Starbuck,
MINI.
Knut Holm our genial school clerk
or rather a retired farmer has been
employed by Albert Johnson during
stacking.
T. D. Acheson will start teaching
school in school Dist. No. 5, Sept
18th. 1t was supposed to start Sept. 8
but on account of lack of help during
the busy season, school was postponed
till later.
Mr.. Whitaker began threshing last
Friday.
A Loyalty Day Celebration was Civ
en- at the fair ground in Bottineau
Sept. 4th. The celebration was given
in honor of all the enlisted soldiers
of Bottineau county in which the fol-
lowing boys of Eidsvold were includ-
ed. Messrs. ALT Ness, Morris Hanson,
Erwin Olson, Harry Thompson, and
Hans Shjolde. The boys formed their
parade march at the court house
square.
Sevrin Thompson of Antler visited
at the home of H. L. L~illestrand last
Sunday.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1917-09-06
PAGE FIVE

ing Sunday eve. s. T. Robeson was
the leader. Miss Mable Hetlund will
lead next Sunday W.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hewitt autoed to
Bottineau Sunday.
Mrs. H. o. WIKI Of Bottineau visit
ed with friends in Roth Monday '
Isaac Bacon visited with his sister
Mae Monday eve.
Monday evening the citizens Of
Roth and vicinity gathered in the To-
cal school building to show their res
pect for the young men Of Eidsvold
and Scandal townships who have been
drafted. A nice and opportune pro-
gram was presented including an ad-
dress by T. T. eleven for the Eidsvold
boys and an address by VIM. Hewitt
for the Scandal boys and a general
address by Rev. McBain of Bottineau.
After the program had been present.
ed a tasty luncheon was served by the
ladies. A large number Of interested
people turned out. The Eidsvold boys
who were guests were Harry Thomp-
son, Norris Hanson and Irwin Olson.
The Scandal boys were Ole Knippen
and ALT. Ness.
Mrs. o. L. Charnholm was sudden
ly and severely taken i'll Monday eve
ming.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1917-09-06

finding the main body Of the oil strata
below. This well is dug only for pros.
pecting purposes, but the disclosures
so far are more than satisfactory to
the promoters.
The Des Laos Oil Company has a
99-year lease on several thousand
acres of land in this region so that
if oil is found, they will be free to
proceed and develop a vast oil field.
sinking new wells from time to time.
Minot people r extremely interest
ed in the project and it has the en-
dorsement of practically every leading
professional and business man Of the
Magic City. Most of these people
have personally investigated the oil
field and are so we'll pleased with the
prospects that they have invested in
stock in the company.
The Des Laos Western Oil Company
also has the endorsement Of the Minot
Association of Commerce and has beer
admitted to this association as 8
member.
Mr.. Henry Byrud, formerly of Bot.
tineau county, is spending a few days
here in a stock selling campaign
He reports very gratifying success
and hopes to be able to interest 6
large number Of Bottineau county
people as small investors in a concern
that gives every promise of yielding
large dividends. ADV
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1917-09-06
ROTH

Miss Anna Nordsletten left for
minneapolis Wednesday of last week.
Ludwick Mork was a passenger to
Bottineau Wednesday last week. He
took the physical examination.
Albert Ackerland and Peter Haul
gen we're Bottineau visitors Wednes-
day of last week.
Oliver Smith autoed to Bottineau on
Thursday Of last week. :
Andy Anderson of Minot was a
business visitor in Roth on Thursday
of last week.
"Comet" Falky, the "tooth pick ed
itor" says that Gov. Frazier seems de-
termined to protect the socialists,
speaking as though the latter have no
right to protection The writer is a
socialist and is proud of it. Further
more, we believe in the principles of
socialism to the extent that we are
willing to defend them in a verbal or
newspaper debate with this News
man whose head appears to consist Of
three fourths ivory and the other
fourth mush, or any Of the rest of his
bunch. We are a thoro believer in
government by the people, a believer
in true democracy which includes free
speech, free press and peaceful as
sembly. We think as much Of and adj
,mire the stars and stripes just as
much as any true American but we
are not afraid TO stand up and oppose.
the activities Of any man or men who
wave the flag with one hand and rob
the people with the other. We abhor
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1917-09-06

narrow minded people are generally
near sighted and it strikes US that
that is the why for Of the specs" on
the Souris pen-pusher.
The following copper war profits
are some Of the causes Of the high
cost Of living. Anaconda Copper Min
ing Co., $47,151, 795; Butte & Super
Tor Mining Co., $7,930,458; Calumet
& Arizona Mining Co. SO ,070;
Greene-C ananea Copper Co., $2,027,-
977; Miami Copper Co., $6,463,182;
Nevada Consolidated Copper Co., $10,.
O82,053; Shattuck Arizona Copper Co.
$1,923,573; Utah Copper Co., $32,005,-
240. The above mentioned monies
would look good in Uncle Sans wal
expense chest. Why not conscript pro.
fits too? I
If President Wilson in setting the
price Of coal could allow the men.
coweners "a fair profit" to stimulate
trade why couldn't he, acting as 8
leader of a democracy, set a price or
what that would stimulate a decent
living for the farmers?
!. A mob Of soldier boys broke up
meeting in Fargo. The meeting was
called to discuss democracy and terms
of peace. The soldiers and citizens Of
Fargo (who took part) lawlessly
broke up a lawfully called meeting tx
discuss peace. Talk about l. w. WIS
ALT. Ness was a Bottineau visitor
Saturday.
Vern Miller wa a passenger to Bot
tineau Wednesday Of last week.
The Willing Workers held a meet
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1917-09-06

war and do not believe that the pres
ent one is being conducted in a demo-
cratic name and are not afraid to say
SO. Falky was opposed to the war be-
fore we entered it (Which is a credit to
him) and no doubt still is but appears
to be too cowardly to utter a word in
protest. Our government is not a
rubber stamp affair and is open for
criticism upon all their acts when they
people and we al an American citi-
zen are entitled to the right of crit
icizing them. Furthermore we expect
to continue taking advantage of that
right regardless of whether we are
considered pro-German by Falky and
his bunch. "
Miss Billehus left Saturday for a
visit at Crosby.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Billehus were pas
sengers to Bottineau Saturday.
The Chamber of Commerce of Min
neapolis has doubled it's commissions
for handling grain. Will Falky, Gar.
den & Co., please explain the democ-
racy of that move? Perhaps it was
pa(y)triotism!
The Minot Messenger has a depart.
ment in it under the heading of K. K
X. K. and the dope that is published
i'm it leads US to believe that it's real
title is Krazy Kats Kolumn. Very
appropriate indeed.
That breakup between the Equity
and Nonpartisan League predicted by
the Hon. E. I. Garden, seems to-
long way off yet. Some prophet, thai
lad. We've heard it remarked that
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1917-09-06
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the visits of their relatives last week
when Mr.. Vern Miller visited them on
Tuesday and Mrs. Miller's sister, Miss
Laura Srebolt, and her brother WAL
ter, were guests at the teacherage
from Thursday until Saturday even
ing. MI. Miller took them to Cut
Bank Township in his car where Miss
|Siebolt will teach school No. 8, for
the coming year.
The farmers are harvesting and
cutting hay at the same time. Every
available hay quarter in the country
is being utilized, and many have gone
to Canada and Minnesota to buy hay,
and will ship it by railroad, which
will make the hay a rather expensive
commodity.
A large consignment of books and
other supplies was received last week
for our central school.
Mrs. Ardey Carlson and infant
daughter we're guests at the Weber
home this week.
Mrs. w. C. McIntrye was an over
night guest on Wednesday of Mrs.
Henry Satorn Of Hoffman Township.
The Lutheran Ladies' aid was
pleasantly entertained by Mrs. N. A.
Eckberg last Thursday.
Mrs. VIM. Nelson has been quite
ill but at this writing she is some
what improved.
The day is past when the people
are going to dumbly submit to an
arbitrary and unjust law, because it is
the law. This is the day Of free
thinking, and the o partisan league
has shown that to think is to act, and
the time will come when the laws will
be framed for the people, and when
that day comes it will be a govern
ment of the people, by the people, for
the people,. One of the relics of
barbarism and the middle ages is this
compulsory vaccination law. In spite
of the fact that some Of greatest
physicians and scientists Of today
khave proclaimed against it and shown
the evils Of it and its ~useleesness,
still the law makers Of this stats
have forced this evil upon rs, and If
i've object our children arc to be kick
ed (nastaphorically) out Of school
Even when children have died from
blood poisoning caused by vaccination
have contracted iacursbls diseases
and suffered from its effects fol
weeks, it causing 6en 10 lose mucl
time 1T their studies; and even whe1
two doctors Of this vicinity who are II
conduct the vaccination in this par
of the county, have admitted that i
is a fake and a graft for the doctors
still we are obliged to submit to thu
injustice of it. Submit should say
not! Some of us are objecting with
all our might, and if they turn ou1
children out Of school-well how
about that compulsory school law, ant
\1ow about the state aid for schools
which are up to standard and have
the right per cent of attendance !!
Who was it that said "Consistenc!
thou art a jewel"
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