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The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1917-08-23
GEO. G. JACOBS, N. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Office Over Boston Store
Phone 81
Wahpetcn, North Dakota

Aou cdll save money on your
New Winter Coat if you'll buy
now. Newest styles are in. Dozens
of new models to choose from. We
are Offering you special induce
ment to buy now. The Bee Hive,
Wahpeton. 1tf
Miss Smith, hospital matron at
this place, left for Madison, Wis.
on Friday of last week to spenl
her vacation at that place. Miss
Julie Hippo, of Sarles, Mimi. ar
rived here on Thursday to take
charge during Miss Smith s alb
sence.
The stealing of church bells
seems to be a lucrative business
and the thieves are now operating
farther west. The last theft is re-
ported from Ransom county where
a church bell was stolen from the
Norwegian Lutheran church in CT
sey Township.
D. D. Sullivan, optical special
list of Fargo, will visit Wahpeton.
Saturday, Sept 8th, Merchants
hotel. Dwight, Friday P. NJ, Sept
7th and Paramount, Monday A. NJ.
Sept. 10. All persons having de-
fective eye-sight or who need their
glasses changed or renewed, will
please call at the hotel and hav.
their eyes examined. Office at the
hotel in each town. :'tf
L. z. LESTER
Funeral Dirsotor and Lioens-
Cd EmbaImer
In charge Of Schmitt & Oh
sons Undertaking Dept.
Day and Night Calls Answer
ID Promptly
Lady Assistant
Day call N. w. 1861 Night N. .
w. 2oeW and 500 0roek
George NJ. Cohan, in "BROAD-
WAY JONES'" Aircraft Pict-
ures, the seanson's biggest event,
the screen enables George NJ. Co.
han, in Broadway Jones" even
greater opportunity to entertain
than the stage, the first appear
ance of Americas famous actor.
author, composer, comedian. i'll
motion pictures. Broadway
Jones" is one of those typical Am
erican plays that you will so read
lily appreciate, at the Braun
Theatre, Monday, August 9th.
i Matinee and Evening. 1tf
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1917-08-23

Or. NICHOLAS J. SHIELDS
Physician and Surgeon

ave- Ian.
. .
The music department conducted
by the Sisters of st. Johns Con-
vent is now open for the season.
Former pupils as we'll as new appl-
icants are requested to registe"
and to take up their. work at their
earliest convenience.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1917-08-23

Office rooms for rent. Inquire al
the New Jewelry Store. 1tf
Mrs. T. P. Jones and son, Paul.
of Sioux Falls, Iowa. are spending
visit with the r. NJ. Heath fam.
lily of this place.
Harvesting is nearly done in
this vicinity. and while the yield
will not be heavy, the big price
will make ii a valuable crop.
Cesar Peterson. Adolph Ness and
Miss Bertha Ness, all of Fergus
Falls, and Miss Ada Anderson of
Alexandria, spent Sunday with IL.
Ness.
Mrs. Carrie Schiller. of Wad-
ena. Minn., spent week 5 visit
with her daughter. Mrs. II. E. Will
son. returning home Yesterday
morning.
The United States Marshals Of
flee are making many arrests of al
legged slackers these days. Most
all of the accused claim to be with
out the registration age.
Three I. w. w. men were arrest
led in Langdon this week. They
| will be charged with conspiracy
against the Federal Government
and threatening the life of the
President.
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Wilson Signs Resolution, Signifying
Entrance of United States Into
Conflict Against Germany.
SUMMONS FLASHED TO NAVY;
FLEETS GUARD AGAINST ATTACK
UBoats Are Reported in Gulf of Mexico
President Indorses Compulsory Service
Calls All to Support Country Defines
Status of Aliens

Following the signing of the joint resolution Congress
which declares state of existing between Germany and
the United States President Wilson issued procama
ton.
States basis automatically The proclamation
President forth the regulations which, through
hofy vested in him by Congress- he deems necessary or
the public safety
Authorization of all stations in United
States and its issued by the President night En-
cement Of the order has been All
radio stations that cannot be used by the will be closed
Preparations the food supply
Washington Secretary
the Agriculture to-day a
with Commissioners Agriculture Any attempt
urta the appeal
on Of from s1000o00oo to 100000 for farm loan banks
issued a
bond issue and income and liquor Majority
Leader Ktchin plans
try to lay all the burden the wealthy.
urging
to declare that state of exists with Germany Each
appointed committee
Cuba will the and that the republic will its
with the United recommended in
President Menocal's message
Practically all the country agreed
to sell material to the
saving slS,OOO,OOO for the Administration
Bernard NJ Baruch negotiating with producers of aluminium,
nickel the
to the United o such mater
call for mobilization
and naval station of the United
Reserves and auxiliary merchant including yachts
tor bouts offered to the Government thereby
The War Department seeking regular
army and National Guard strength Four months will
the
New York will furnish one-tenth the total
Heads of four Of the packing world
those demands tho rocLiro rts
will ely lpon
Americas strength
a in Germany
socialist that the question looms the vital and
burning of the hour.
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ALL RADIO STATIONS
ARE ORDERED SEIZED
Prssidsnt Directs Closing Of
Those That Navy Cannot Use.

WAsHiNGToN. April 6.-SeiEure of al,
radio stations In the United States and
is possessions. operation OF those needed
for naval communications and closing OF
others was authorized to-day BY Presi-
dent Wilson.
Enforcement Of the order was delegated
to Secretary Daniels. and preliminar,
stcps toward carrying it out are In pros
ress. 1t Is understood that all plants for
which no place can be found In the
nsvys wireless system. including ANA
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GERMAN DISHES CUT OUT.
Kansas CITY Cafe Men EIimimats .
All From Their MEM.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. April 6.--German
fried potatoes are n thing Of the past In
Kansas City restaurants, SO also is the
German pot roast and likewise every
other dish with a German style prefix.
Such was the decree Of $50 restaurant
and cafe operators Of the city when they
turned the regular monthly meeting this
afternoon OF the Restaurant Mems Asso-
citation Of greater Kansas City into q
riotous patriotic demonstr alton.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1917-04-07
BRYAN ASKS TO BE
ENROLLED AS PRIVATE
Ssnds Msssase to Wilson Ten
dsrins. HE Services.

TALLAHAssrs. Fla, April s.-Wiliiam
Jennings Bryan sent this message to
President Wilson to-day
Believing It to be the duty Of each
citizen to bear his part OF the burden
OF war and his share of Its perlls. l
hereby tender my services to the Gov-
ernment. Please enroll me as private
whenever ] am needed. Assign me to
any work that can do until called to
the colors. shall. through the Red
Cross, contribute to the comfort Of SOL
AIers In the hospital. and. through the
Youny Mems Christian Association. aid
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U,S.TAKESOVER
LINERS HERE
Flower Of German Merchant
Marine in New York
Worth x+3, 100000.
CREWS NOW PRISONERS
Fourteen OF COnfiscated Yes
sells Could Transport
10000 Troops.
CREWS NOW PRISONERS
WASHINGTON, April O.
W While 4 final decision has

WASHINGTON. April O.
" While . final decision has
not been reached, indications sf-
ter to-day's Cabinet meeting
were that the ninety .one German
merchant vessels taken over by
the United States authorities
would be regarded as the prop
erty of the American Govern.
ment and paid for after the war.
A final decision as to the dis.
position of the ships probably
will be made within q few days.
A brief statement issued by the
Treasury Department said they
were being taken in charge for
the purpose Of protecting them.
officials said "an intelligent
use would be made of the yes
sels and that they either could be
used as naval auxiliaries or as
merchant ships. Most Of them
would make excellent troop
transports. Fourteen of the larG.
est and swiftest could carry 4o,.
900 troops.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1917-04-07
SEES DEMOCRATIC GERMANY.
Prof. k0aO francke Predtcts
Change After War.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Apri G. Klno
Francke, professor OF the history o!
German culture and curator OF tae
Germanic Museum at Harvard Unlver-
sity, In a public statement tonight ex-
pressed the belief that "the democrati.
xation OF Germany. which has been
making great strides during the war,
will after the war lead to new under
standing between Socialists, Liberals and
the monarchy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1917-04-07

camp"
Mr.. Bryan, with the rank Of Colonr,
commanded regiment OF Nebraska
volunteers during the Spanish American
war.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1917-04-07

Whereas by sections 4O6S 4O6s and 4O7O of the Revised
Statutes further provision made relative to alien enemies
Now. therefore, l. Woodrow Wilson. President of the
United of America do hereby proclaim all whom
may that state of exists between the United
States and the Imperial German Governments and do
cicay direct all officers civil military, of the United
States that they exercise vigilance and zeal in the discharge
of the duties incident to such state of and do
over earnestly appeal to all American citizens that they
in loyal devotion to their country dedicated from its fonda
ton the principles of liberty and Justice uphold the laws
of the land and give undivided and willing support to those
which may be adopted by the constitutional
thOres in prosecuting the successful issue and
in obtaining and Just peace;
And acting under and by virtue of the authority in
by the Constitution of the United States and the said
Ons of the Revised Statutes do hereby further proclaim
and direct that the conduct to be observed the of the
United States towards all natives citizens denizens, sub
jecs of Germany being males of the of fourteen
and upwards who shah be within the United States and
actually naturaze who for the purpose of this prOclama
tiOn and under such sections of the Revised Statutes
termed alien enemies, shall be rs follows:
All alien enemies enioned to preserve the peace
the United States refrain from crime against
the public safety and from violating the laws of the United
States and of the States and Territories thereof and
frain from actual hostility giving information, aid
fort the enemies to the United States and comply
strictly with the regulations which hereby which may
be from time time promulgated by the President and
long they shall conduct themselves in accordance with
they shall be undsturbed in the peaceful pursuit Of their
lives and occupations and be accorded the consideration due
all peaceful and awabidng persons except far
srctons may be for their protection and for
the safety of the United States; and towards such alien
enemies conduct themselves in accordance with the law all
citizens of the United States enoned preserve the
peace and treat them with all such riendness may
compatible with loyalty and allegiance to the United States
And all alien enemies who fail to conduct themselves AS
so enoined addition to all other penalties prescribed by
law shall be liable to restraint to give security,
depart from the United States manner pre-
scrbed by sections 4o6s and 4O7o of the Revised Statutes
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teur apparatus. for which close search
Will be made, are to he put out uf com
mlssion Immediately
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MA TON AGAIN ENTERS WAR
AFTER LAPSE OFI9 YEARS

wAsHINGroN, April .. The United
States formally entered the world con-
iiic, to-day. the fourteenth nation to
take M arms War with Germany be-
came an actually at precisely l:ls
thls afternoon. That was when the
President at the White House affixed
his signature to the Joint resolution OF
congress ognizing the existence OF
:, state - war. Immediately there was
TIA ashed 10 the fleet from the tall tower
nc 'h- Arlington wireless the word that
after "a lapse OF nineteen wears Amer
..a was again AT war
Announcement was sent tu every
,pre.sn capital excepting Berlin Of the
nations new status a. beliigerent,
and a thousand and one activities de-
pe pendent upon state OF war began in
every department OF the Federal Gov
ernmeht. From now TO the Finish this
country is expected 10 hum with an
activity II has never known before In
fulfiment OF the pledge by Congress
/ that all it's resources would he devoted
, TO the conflict,
Wilson signs ResOIutiOn.
! The epochal act which transformed
this country by a stroke OF the pen
from the status OF a neutral TO that or
bellgerent was attended by no cere-
mony whatsoever, The President. re-
turning from walk with Mrs. Wilson.
found the resolution awaiting him at
the White House. II had been rushed
there from the Capitol after receiving
! the signatures Of Speaker Clark and
| Vice President Marshall. The Presi-
dent merely stepped into small ante
room and in the presence OF Mrs. Will
son, Miss Bones and two members OF
the White House stan signed his name
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1917-04-07

iSFAI..l Done al the FtU O'
W0shia0t0N. ihis sirth dap o.
lprH. in the Bcdr OF O,n' Lord
ore thousand dinc hUndr'd d"n
ScreHieeH. oad Of the ndcpcn-
dencf OF the United States The
onc hpndrcd and tOrty-frsf.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1917-04-07

-. ,is:.s: ,is.::. x, i: ;:,ssss s::s
~ Sis sIsee tssa NsW YsSk-ISS.
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with gold pen "hirl he presented to
Mrs. Wilson.
The President had prepared procla-
nation declaring the existence of state
OF wal. and this was Issued as soon As
his signature had been affixed thereto.
The proclamation calls upon all citizens
to support the nation. and outlines the
status OF alien enemies under this law
Meanwhile. an emergency war fund ~
100000, 900 was voted by the senate N
record breaking time to President vii
son to be used in his discretion Tho
appropriation added 10 the general de-
hciency bill will be available as soon as
approved by the House. The hill con
tanning this emergency rnni was passed
without a roll can hrd ,he Senate sd-
}curned until noon ~ Monday.
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the United States and any foreign nation or gov
ernment any invasion predatory incursion
is perpetratsd, attempted or threatened against
the territory Of the United States, by any foreign
nation or government, and the President makes
public proclamation Of the event, all natives, cit
zsns denizens subjects Of the hostile nation
government being males Of the age Of ID years
and upward, who shall be within the United
States, and not actually naturalized, shalt be
liable to be apprehsnded, restrained, secured and
removed, alien enemies
The President 10 authorized, in such event, by
his PROCLAMATION thereof or any public acts, to
direct the conduct to be observed, on the part Of
the United States toward the aliens who become
liable; the manner and the degree Of the
straint to which they shall be subject and in what
and upon what security their resdence shall
be permitted, and to provide for the removal Of
those who. not being permitted to reside within
the United States, refuse neglect to depart
therefrom; and to establish any other regulations
which found necessary in the premises and
for the public safety,
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Whereas the Congress of the United States in the
else of the constitutional authority vested in hem have
solved by Joint resolution of the Senate and House of Repre-
sentaves bearing date this day, that the state of be-
tween the United States and the Imperial German Govern
ment which has been thrust upon United States hereby
formally declared;
Whereas it is provided by Section 4O67 of the Revised
Statutes, follows
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Co1ttnvsd On sssth PAGE.
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Overcast to-day; tomorrow probably
fair and continued cold; west winds.
Highest temperature yestsrday, ~; lowest, a.
detailed weather mail and marine reports on page IL
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-16

JnmaIanpaI~eInfiia eliot. Iopnsia;
10 ,. yseu yorf Miuiisid lilo 10
ap. S. y. ebt. %tansia.
10 p. ScpeIiufiesia firfosio flo
2:30 ip.
25 y. 2ebtiidr,pen firfosia nuori-
ioieuran fofous ia iIlanmietto flo s
in.
26 p. 2cbtijGrluen firfosio ITO 10
ap.
Subo Saafana,
Eel. SO, Dor 251, Ncp yorf Drills,
Sartansienroja elofnnlIa:
IL p. 8ainoss flo 2 ip.
16p. Gliffortisia flo s in.
IL p. 8runt,poooisia flo 2 ip.
23 y. Sopeaiocn fotilulla flo s ip.
g. Yiffi,
4rulc, @is.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-16

Saann0llinen t0iminta Jersey Cityn
seurakuntapiirissa:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-16

taiii ia ioiii iieIuIIenio mobiqon
Ioiffa mit6 ibminen moi antoa lie,
lunia hunastufiefii?
IdmSn ioboosta pitt opettaia Gs'
foIIc iclIaiien pubeen, ettci Oslo ollui
moiiiIia apanfeIiumiiublillo pitfGGr
aifaan olllit.
Opettojan taitapaa, milfasta ia
raamattitun perustinpaa plbctta full
leisaan iclpiii @sfolle ferta foiffi-
aan ie totuiis, eta bGnfin OIL Scout
ien apercllG lunastettil, fasteesia otet-
III SinlaIan lapiefii ia taimaan peril
liiefii ia ettG bGnenfin faiffi ipntiniG
onat anteefii- S~eeiufien aperesiG. "a
man buomottiiaan CT ban moinut mie-
Ienliifutustaan %ialata,, ipaan fppne-
leet alfoiapat lpiiotaa posfia alas bG-
men tGptpi oifein iplcilld tuota opetta-
iaa iofa mposfin oil bppin liifutcttii.
- Wit1bGn mo luuret miebet
bnlluttelemat fun tlosia baIailepat
toiiiaan ia itfepGt. hpaii mutton obi
flIfapa mics toperilleen,
Yubuttiiaan lpiclG betfiien ppcttajon
"
fonSia lanoi @sfo raffaut jGGbpmGi-
let ia lGbti fotiinia tapaamatta tomeri
aan. Seiiraabuoneelle eli ban MT oIiii
poinilt mennG, moiffa olifin ielloiien
lppimlfien tebnpt.
&otona oil bGnen roinpanio ipielG
moltpeilla tulioittaen f~GtfpeesiG lepGG
mGG. pientG Ioiippa. Neiti .. oil
mDosfin malapeilla fGbcsiGGn jofin
pmpelutpo. Gsfon poisia ollesia oil
mot be taos p%itbuneet Seeiufielle Gs-
fosto.
&ln Gsfo astui bltoneeieen, bilo-
mali bGn maimonia unrest bGnl-
mastppGn, iofa nGbtGhpGsti iobtui
liitG, eta gsfo MT, mastoin taipollis
ia tapaonia, nGin plan fotiin tuli.
- Ole bitoleti, Inna! Npt tieoGn,
ettG ipnnit oipat anteefiil brtuba6ti
@sfo iloilesti.
Sam1n frultliaan bGmmGstpi nei-
.. min, ettG tpo pittoii fGoestG.
Gsfon fcrrottlia ieiffaperGiiesti
faiffi mitG oil tapabtuniit, pbtpi roit-
ma g. pstGapGttGreniG fansia faifesta
ipoGmestGnlG fiittGmGGn taipaan
iofa nGin plan oil f%itllllrt bel
oGn ritfoiifienia. Neiti .. pitbui
= &afas SD: Gn ipoinut obottoa
Sinua main plan meitG f%liulepan.
SinulIe, SID bppG, ettG fulilit
81 unobtanrt @sfofaon fiittGG s.
iGG faifesta iiitd, mitG bGnesiG of
topobtiinut. Muutaman pGiipGn pc
rGstG bltomoli @sfo tGban fiitofieenI
oleapm mielGfin iuuremman ippn.
SGn iai fuuilla, mitG ieiirabuoneella
iuopottelnn ia fortinpe
lilin liiGfii neutrality-suspicious. iltana
oil topabtuniit. Serra ". of mint
tGin iilIoin riitauntiiesiaa %toiperinia
.lponpt tGmGn faiiIaan maifean
baatpan baari1falla. SGstd ieuraii
pitfGllinen ia monimutfainen oifeiis-
josia faiffi tapaufien nGfijat
laimot olle tobistaiina. &aifesta tilt
I'd tuli gsfo ibmeelliiesti SiimaIm
io~bbatiifien faiitta hparielIifii-: So
mifG parbainta2 SGn tuIi fGiittd-
ettG ipnnit olpat anteefii.
Sbmcclliiet oipat Serran tietl
Marne @.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-16
J.umalanp. heina. ia elokuulla:

Jumalanp. heina- ia elOkuulla:
10 p. French Laken haalissa klo 10
Up. Herran ehtoollisen kanssa ia klo
8 ip.
81 p. Turtle Lakessa, Wis. Herman
Lampisen talossa klo 8 ip.
90 p. Brantwoodissa, Wis. Matti Ma
en- talossa klo 8 ip.
26 p. Cliffortissa, Wis. kirkossa klo
10 ap.
j. Urpilainen,
r, 2. Box &C A~nnandale, MINI.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-16

19p. Beaverin kirkossa klo II e. PIP.
26 p. Finlaysonissa evankeliumijuh-
lat alkaen klo 10 e. PIP. Juhlaa viete-
taan aamupaivalla kirkossa H. P. eht.
yhteydessa ia jatketaan iltapaivalla
suomal. N. S. haalilla. Useita vierai-
ia. puhujiakin toivotaan tale juhlalle
saapuvan. Neliaanista laulua tullaan
my0skin kuulemaan. Kaikki terve-
tulleet.
Sunnuntaikoulu kirkossa joka sun
nuntai klo 10 e. PIP.
X. G. Rissanen,
Finlayson, MINI.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-16

Observation-Disclosures OhiOssa:
Jumalanpalveluksia ia ha~rtaushetkia
elokuulla:
FairpOrtissa:-
% p. kirkossa klo 7:30 i'll.
&c p. kirkossa klo 10 APP. ia klo z i'll.
Clevelandissa IL p. No. 1888 w. 81
ST. klo z i'll.
Ashtabula HarbOrissa:-
10 p. kirkossa klo 10 ap. ia klo z i'll.
Kolehti kootaan silloin seka aamulla
eta italia seurakunnan urkurille.
R~unsasta ~osanottoa toivotaan.
% p. kirkossa klo 7:30 i'll.
"a p. kesakoulun paattajaiset klo
7:3O ill.
80 p. kirkossa klo 7:30 i'll.
2 p. syyskuuta klo 10 ap. ia klo z i'll
Kesakoulu alkaa Ashtabula Harbo-
rissa elokuun 13 p. klo 9 ap. kirkon
haalissa jos eli saada Washingtonin
kouluhuonetta.
Koulua pidetaan 2 viikkoa, aamulla
pienemmille ia iltapaivalla isommille.
Walfrid w. Wilen,
Re. Ashtabula, Ohio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-16
neutrality-suspicious. ovat iSrjestetta-

Jumalanpalvelukset ovat jarjestetta-
vat seuraavasti:
Marquettessa 2:nen, Alias ia -5:des
sunnuntai kuussa klo $3.50 ap. ia i'll. oh
jelmallinen illanvietto S:lta. Pyha-
koulu Marquettessa 1880 ap. 3:nen
suunun. edellisena torstaina Munisin-
gissa, perjantaina Forest Lakessa
sunnun. Cold Springissa joka toinen
sunnun. Amasassa klo 10 ap. ia 8 i'll.
Maanantaina Stamboughissa ia tits
taina Beechwoodissa.
j. III. HeimOnen,
Telefooni 594
400 N. a st. Marquette, Mich.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-16

SssnnYIlinen toiminta Fitchburgin,
Mass, evank. luth. seurakunnassa:
Kuukauden ensimsisenS sunnuntai-
ma jumalanpalveIus klo 10 ap. j. har-
taushetki k1o $50 i'll, molemmat ripin
j. II. eht. kaSSsa.
Kuukauden toisena Eunnuntaina tu-
malanpalvelus lilo 10 ap. j. seurakun-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-16
Oletteko Sairas?
Ei ole yalia mika teita yaiyaa:

Eli ole valia mika teita ~vaivaa;
Eli haittaa mitaan kuinka salape-
raista laadultaan teidan tautinne on.
FL ole valia kuinka epatoivoinen tie
olette parantumisen suhteen;
FL ole valia kuinka monta kertaa
teille on sanottu, eta elette PARAN-
TUMATON;
Eika ole valia MILLION ia kenen ke-
hotuksesta tie olette laanneet paran-
nust9 etsimasta;
Eli ole valia kuinka monta tynny-
rillista laaketta tie olete juoneet;
FL ole valia kuinka monta eri lajia
parannustapOja tie olette yrittaneet ia
kokeilleet;
MUTTA Gillette ole viela kayneet
kysymassa neuvoa SELKARANGAN
ASETTAJALTA min te ehka meme
tatte tilaisuuden tulla jalleen terveek-
81. Tutkinto ia tarkastus Ell maksa
teille mitaan. Jos han luulee, eta te
voidaan parantaa, min han samoa sen
teille.
Me voimme antaa pikaisen ia lopul-
isen h~uojennuksen aivotautiin, silma-
kipuun, korvatautiin, kasivarsikipui-
hin, ~sydantautiin, keuhkotautiin, max
satautiin, vatsatautiin ia MUNUAIS-
TAUTIIN, sairaus pikkusuolistossa ia
~isossa s~uolistossa, kipua lonkissa ia
saarissa. Kipu kaikista yllamainituis
Ia elimista p~oistetaan. Vapaa tarkas-
tus kun tuotte taman ilmoituksen mu-
kananne. Tiedustelkaa osotteella
1925 Grand avenue West Duluth,
MINI. Nelson rakennuskessa, hue
meet z, 8, 8.
Puhelin: Uusi, Cole 16-D.
Edella olevan ilmoituksen johdosta
voin mainita eta Glen sairastanut Az
vuotta ia olen turhaan aqua etsinyt
monelta laakarilta. Nyt olen ollut tri
w. B. Wentworth hoidossa vahar
toista kuuta. Glen saanut hyvat tn.
lokset. Paljon toisia joita sc on hoita.
nut samoan aikaan ovat samoin. E
ole kaytettv leikkauksia eika laakkei.
ia. Luonnon tapoja kaytetaan eiki
my0skaan oteta semmoisia sairaits
vastaan joita Ell voida parantaa. Sill
aqua tarvitsevat voivat luottamuksel
la kaantya hanen puoleensa.
Erick Kangas.
Ironwood, Michigan