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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-02-08
HIDE AND FUR MARKET

HIDE prices little lower than in
Dec. but double what they were several
years back.
Furs continue to bring very high
prices. Write for price-list, trap-book
and trappers' supply catalog. For
best results ship to and buy OF the
''Old Reliable"
Northwestern Hide & Fur Co.,
Established 1890
Minneapolis, MINI.
P. S. Our Sure Death Capsules for
wolf, etc. are endorsed by the United
States Government Forest Rangers as
the best poison made dozen $1.00
SITS per hundred, charges prepaid
tby Express only.)
Just received car of frozen fish at
the following prices: Pickerel, &c per
lb.; Pike, 13c per h., in box lots. Send
your orders to N. Papermeister, 835,
Minot, N. D. 1-25-2ts
McCall's Decoy, most powerful scent
made, or. 60c-12 pint $1.0O. Ex-
press or postpaid. l-25-t5cg &
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-02-08
LONG DISTANCE TRAVELLER.

u. II. Hamilton, state SENATOR rep
resenting this district, is the prize
long distance Splinter in the present
senate. The member from the Saith
will have travelled 984 miles when he
completes his journey to and from
The capitol. His mileage bill as pre-
scented to the state auditor Is S9S.4o.---
Granville Herald.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-02-08
FARMERS, ATTENTION.!

Now is the time to have your
harness repaired and oiled. We
use NeatsfoOt Oil only and dip
the harnes in our dipping ma
chine, making one of the best
oiling jobs that can be done.
sl.5O Il set for team harness.
We repair shoes and auto.
mobile tops and cushions, and
nut cellulOid in auto curtains.
WAVERLY HARNESS SHOP.
First Street S. T.,
Minot, North DAKOTA:
l2-8-tf
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-02-08

tional help in either the editorial or
mechanical departments, We burned
some extra electricity.
Herman H. Bruins, owner of Sunny
Hill farm at Ross, was in Minot We'd
nesday on his way to Velva to look
at some Of P. w. Miller's full blooded
Shorthorn cattle. Mr.. Bruins is going
to invest in a registered sire and a
few registered heifers.
John Peltier, of Gravelbourg, Sask.,
is back visiting old Minot friends. He
left this city eight years ago and this
is his first visit back since. Mr.. Pei
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-02-08
Get.Your Stock in Condition
for. thezHard Springs Work
Use Sal-Vet

20-1b packages --------------$1.35
40-1b. packages ----------2 .40
1O0-tb packages ---------- $50
Ask the Man that uses SAL-VET
EGGS are SOC a dozen now; why
don't you make your hens lay eggs?
Use LEES EGG MAKER-25c, Soc,
SIPS and $3.50.
Prussian Stock Foods are guaran-
teed. We have these remedies for the
ailments common to stock.
sd If your Cattle or Horses have lice
be sure and use KRESO DIP.
Per quart --------------- go
One-half gallon ---------- 80
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-02-08

Skating and coasting parties, sleigh
rides, all the pleasures that winter
provides, fairly challenge your Kodak
GET THE STORY.
Kodaks from $500 up
Brownie Cameras as low as SIPS
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1917-08-31
State Road Commission Hearing
at Cape May

For the purpose Of hearing all per-
sons interested in Route No Is in the
proposed State highway system, the
State Highway Commission will con-
duct a public hearing at Hotel Cape
May on Thursday, September 81, at
two p. m. General George w. Goeth-
ais, State Engineer, and the members
of the commission will be present at
the hearing to hear all sides and view
points from persons affected by the
route. S~tenographic minutes will be
taken of the hearing, and all sugges-
lions made will be used by the men,
bers of the commission when they fin
ally determine just how the out shall
run, and how soon work will be begun.
Route No. 15, in the proposed
$4,000, 900, State Highway system,
begins at Brideton and runs to Cape
May Court House or such other point
in Cape May County as may be deter
mined by the commission.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1917-08-31
Boost the New North Wildwood Pier"
Good Results on Red Cross Day

The hearty response on the part of
the residents of Wildwood to the call
sent out on Red Cross Day was very
gratifying. The local branch of the
Red Cross collected over 5000 on that
day for the continuation Of its work
during the winter and sends out its
thanks to everyone who contributed in
any way whatsoever to the success of
the work.
Due to the fact that our all year resi-
dents will be very busy on September
4, the regular monthly meeting has
been postponed to Tuesday evening
September IL, so as to make it possible
for them to attend. A full gathering
is needed, for it will be necessary to
re-arrange our plans and system of
work for many of our summer visitors
who have been helping us so nobly are
about to return to their homes and we
must take up the work when they
leave. After the response on Red Cross
Day the officers feel satisfied that the
needed workers will report and are be-
ginning their winter plans, as the de-
mands which will be made this win
ter will be very heavy. Wildwood has
been able thus far to respond quickly
to every emergency call and we dare
not lose our reputation because Of a
lack of workers.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1917-08-31
YACHT RACES 10 A. M. s Or

All participants enter their names at the Yacht Club.
George c. Connor at the Secretary's desk)
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1917-08-31
Music Season Extended

Prompted by a desire to be of a great
er value to the city, the Music Com
mittee has engaged the Orchestra for
two days longer, SO as to give our guests
the benefit of a high grade of music
until September 10th. To anyone who
has been attending the concerts of late,
this is a most welcome bit Of news, for
wonderful as the work of the Orchestra
has been all summer, they are becom-
Ing more and more satisfactory every
day aud it is to be lamented that the
music season is not an all year affair.
We have clamored every year for a
longer summer season and this is the
initial step towards the goal. Although
the attendance has been large during
the past weeks there should be an even
greater response during the few remain
ing days, to show our appreciation of
the favor extended to us by the COM
mittee.
At the opening of the season, there
were a few objections to orchestral mus
ic, but a close study of the audiences,
as we'll as our general civic life, shows
that the work of the orchestra has been
one Of the greatest educational features
ever introduced in our city, even among
those who seldom, if ever, attend the
concerts. While agreeing that the
music may be beyond the grasp of a
few people, at present there is no rea-
son why 1t should remain an unknown
or misunderstood factor. Many Of our
citizens, who were determined TO i'm
prove themselves, took advantage of
the opportunity for improvement, at
tended the concerts and are so far be-
yond the brass band noise stage, that
the music of Verdi, Strauss, Wagner,
and more pleasing to them than was
the lower type of band music Of two
esson past. 1t would be an insult to
the intelligence of our people to revert
to our old brass band stage. If the
directors will be honest with them
selves and attend these concerts during
the remaining days, study the audie-
noes, listen carefully to the music and
be unbiased in their Investigations, they
will congratulate the committee on its
good work and fore thought in extend
ing the music for two days. 1t is un-
necessary to urge attendance on the
music lovers, for their only regret is
that so few days remain and they will
take advantage of every hour.
The last concert will be held Sunday
evening, September 9th, at s o'clock.
CONTRIBUTOR.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1917-08-31

Paul Hallowell, who recently COM
pleted bis course at the Fort Niagara
Officers Training Camp, has been com
missioned Lieutenant in the regular
army. Lieutenant Halo well spent
his two weeks furlough on a visit to
his parents. He left this week for
Gettysburg to join his regiment, 7th.
U. s. Infantry.
Mrs. Helen G. Ayre, of Chattanooga,
Tenn, and her daughter, Mrs. Frank
j. Warner, are guests al the Hotel
Adelphi, Wildwood. Mrs. Ayre has
been spending the summer with Mrs.
Warner at her Windsor avenue cottage
in Cape May.
The failure of men to appreciate and
utilize present Values" will be the
theme of the IL o'clock morning SER
vice at Holy Trinity Lutheran church.
The senior bible class of the Sunday
school ct 10 a. m. will study and con-
trast the characters of MARY and Mar
thai At 1880 o'clock the pastor will
peach on the need and glory of "Hu-
mility.u
Mrs. George B. Lamb, of Philadel-
phia, is stopping at Severn Hall for ten
days, accom- panied by her three lovely
daughters, Misses Eleanor, Agnes and
Mary, and son James. Mr.. Lamb re-
turned to the city this week to look
after his publishing interests. Other
guests at this popular house are e. g.
Bald and family, w. H. Lilies and four
children, of Philadelphia; Mrs. n. Nc
Ilvaine and children, Mrs. w. q. Nc
Ilvaine, Mrs. Hartman, of Williams
town; Mrs. May Chappius, of Clayton;
Miss III. McIlvaine, Of Camden. Mr..
aud Mrs. III. Messenger, of Riverton
and children, have been getting a lot OF
enjoyment out of their stay Of ten days
at the shore at this house.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1917-08-31
Children, You're Wanted Again

The members of the Civic Club will
greatly appreciate if the children who
helped make "Society Vaudeville" such
a success last spring, will come to the
Civic Club, Tuesday September 4th, 4
p. m. and assist in the production of
"The Elaborate" to be given in Bakers
Thea455epterfber Nnth.--
MRS. BAGLEY, Chairman,
MRS. KLEGG,
Miss HUME,
Chaperons.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1917-08-31
Civic Club TO present Musical Elk.
traVaQanZa

The Wild wood Civic Club will pre-
sent 1.-THE Elaborats" an Hawaiian fam
tasy in music, with local talent in
Bakers Theatre, Monday September
tenth, under the direction of Myrtle
Randolph Madden. The first rehesr-
sal will be held in the Civic Club Fri
day, z p. m. The affair Ia in charge of
the Finance committee Of the club, Mrs.
Bagley chairman.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1917-08-31

Walter T. Pratt, assistant treasurer
of the Security Trust Company, Cam
den, was a visitor to Wild wood last
Sunday, accompanied by his brother
Byron, receiving teller at the First
National Bank of Camden.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1917-08-31

The ladies will be glad to learn that
the Wildwood Embroidery Shop,
which has been open only in the after
moons, will now be open all day from
s a. m. at 3008 Boardwalk, where Miss
Scott will be pleased to supply your
requirements in the embroidery and
knitting line. adv
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1917-08-31
Notice

I hereby announce myself as a candi-
date for the Republican nomination for
Surrogate Of Cape May County at the
coming Primaries, and earnestly solicit
the support of all members of the Re-
publican party.
HARRY s. DOUGLASS.
This adv. paid tor by Harry S. Douglass.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1917-08-31

Building Association funds to loan
on first mortgage in amounts to suit.
Robert ]. Kay secretary, Wildwood,
N. J. n
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1917-08-31

Bright's Express. Hauling Of all
kinds, Garfield and Pacific avenues.
Storage warehouse and boarding
stables. Vans for long distance work.
Both phones.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1917-08-31
Notice

To the Republican Voters of Cape
May County:
I desire to announce that I am a
candidate for the Republic nomination
for the assembly, at the ensuing pri-
maries.
MARK LAKE.
This advertisement paid for by Mark Lake
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-10-18
More New Coats This Week
Part of them our Special Pride,
The "Wooltex" Make

One very handsome style, made
of Wool Velour, with Gray Kit
Coney Collar, colors green, brown
and navy, at $3.50 ca
Lots of Children's Goats, in
Velour, Corduroy, Astrachan,
Chinchilla and Cheviots, $2.50to
$1,000 ca
Beautiful new Plush Coats, in
great variety Of styles, some
plainsome trimmed with Fancy
Plush, Kit Coney Fur, or Black
Martin Fur. Prices, $500, 22.-
90, $500, 1000. $500, 1000 and
$500 ca.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-10-18
Live Ads Only
IN THIS COLUMN
No advertiser admitted here who does
not furnish new copy
Every Week
SOME FISH STORY

Fishing thru the ice, at Ban
gor. for Penobscot salmon, was
the favorite pastime, when Chas.
Day was a boy. and lived at East
Holden. Chas had a nice, new
watch. One cold February day
he lost IL in the snow Search
failed to locate 1t so when the
ice melted in the spring, 1t sank
to the bottom We should say,
right here. that the watch had
been protected from injury by
being wrapped in an empty cot
fee bag. Days Luxury Brand.
The following year, Chas. and
his comrades went ice fishing,
In the same place. Chas. got
a big one, so big they had to en-
large the hole to get him up
thru the ice AS Chas. was
looking his prize over, after get
ting his breath, he heard pc
culiar ticking sound. The thing
was so odd that they cut the fish
open. This autopsy discovered
the watch, lost by Chas. the
year before, safely slowed away
in the fish's stomach. 1t would
be nice to say that 1t had kept
perfect time. But inherent and
deep seated regard for the truth
compels us to admit this was
not 80. II was two minutes
fast This, however, while 1t
detracts from the interest of the
story, may not be regarded as a
radical variation for a years
run, under trying circum-
stances. Scientific explanation
brot out the fact that the gain
was due to stimulation from
the odor OF the coffee formerly
kept in the bag
Days Luxury Products
Are sold under
HOTEL COBURN
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-03-01
Snnerr bes 8aitens begann es gu fur
rem, Der 6hau}pieler iiberfletterte bas

Snnern bes 8aftens besann es gu fur
rem, Der @4auipieler iibertletterte bas
glitter, Dffnete NIT elmer 8re@itange
Sen 5eniterlaoen, oriidte bic @9etben
Elm unb perldtpono i'm Snnern oes
9auies. l1nterbehen piefen 5tpei
@6ubleute Die RaRanten NIT grDbter
8ebarrlt6fett auf bic onbere @ette bet
Strabe.
9a plroe auf Der @traBe Elm Muto
li9tbar. Ser aonitobler bemiibte fi9
bergebens, basielbe btnter benz Mppaz
rat bur95uotrigieren.
user min MIDI obbalten, bor met
mem etgenen 9auie p%or5ufabren9" rtef
iemanb.
Mr. 8romn fonnte einen 9roBen
S9red faum be%rbergen, 6enn CT f@ten
ben Snlaber ser 5orntgen @timme gu
erfennen.
Mber er faBte 1i4 ioglei@.
r9as 1tebt auf Dem programrn,"
fliiterte er Dem 9eutnar1t 3u. Dieter
CAB etnen Mtnf, unb Der Sra ftnagen
fubr %un9ebt1bert Dor,
Ser Mpporat furrte pieber. Der
8eiiber bes S0ffzSDff fieg aus, na@
tbm cine junge Dame, pobl feline
SCOOTER, elm Diener unb Elm Mabden
eridienen, bos Sor tpuroe aufgef@lof>
fen, uno bic bier betraten ouf beqaez
merem @eee bic @@mele bes 9anfes.
9a tlappte Mr. 8ropn ben @@iez
Der gu, CAB benz 9ienftmann Den 8ez
febl, sen &aiten an feline M6refe gu
bringen, eriBte Sen Pol%i5eileutnont
aufs b0fli@fte, nobel er etmas BON
9ant murmelte, uno elite UNI bic
nd@fte @trabenede, pdbrenb fi@ Der
Mbteilungsfibrer Der beili9en 9ermanz
hab auf feline @a@e berfi9te.
Cine @iertelitunbe 1pdter puroe
bieie Mabs in gr0Bten Mlarm per<
1ebt. Gin peripegener &aub fet i'm
9a1t1e Des Bor1tters Wtdtd oeruDt
tpor0en; aus 1etnem Bureau let
fdmtli9es Bargelb peri9punoen.
@ouer erfannte gu feiner nt@t gez
rabe angenebmen ueberra1@ung oas
!@auS, bor pel@em ct fur5 borber gez
ltanben batte. Cine 1ofortige uuterz
iu6ung ergab auber Sen etngsoridten
5enfteri@eiben faum cine @pur bon
etnem @inoringling. Mue 8emibunz
gen Der Polt5ei tparen erfolglos.
Dim felben Sage erfldrte @oe, tn
elmer onberen @tabt cine angenebme
Ste1e %gefunben gu baben; m%ertparbt<
gerpeife cling es Som geraoe 70. @ol<
ler aber lit beute no@ poli5etleutnant,
pdbren6 Der aufgenommene Slim bts
jeBt 11irgenbs porgefubrt tporben TT.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-03-01
Sic arte9sla9e.
0ortlekuna BON @eite y

Gortiebung BON Seite y
al1fne6men. MQe Mn5ei9en oeutell
oaranf bin> 6aB Die &egieru1g, Dor
lallfig lpenigitenS, ti6t Ole geringlte
ablidt bat, oem griuben Ger Sine
rtcan Sine llad5nfomnle1.
Die Slopoide Mgentur in 2onbon
uno Elm amtlider Yariler Yeri9t
meloen gellte Ole folgen6en 8erlen=
tllngell: ~Sobn Mtiles," britii1 687
5on1ren; ~SS%npercoulo," britiih 1416
Solnelr; u8atbfielo," briti1dl 3O12
Sonnen; 3tpei Jii6ereiboote; vDora=
bore" norpegild, 276O Ionne11;
nMpe," britiih 464 Ionnen; San
Wdid]ele," itoltenii6e Barfe, 583
Iornere; "@iooamni -" italienii6,
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lt6 italieniihl 528 Ionnen; uMo=
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men II S6iffe nit elmer befanrten
Sonnen5abl bon 1856. NiSber ais
perie1tt gen1el0et: ISL Sdiffe BON
5uiammen 363,586 Son1rer1. sSrSge=
iammt felt BENT 1. 5ebruar: 157
Sdlffe bon 5l1iammen 1868 701 Got=
11e1t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-03-01
%. Gebruar.

Seltlid bon 3loc5otp 6ra11gen i'm
Saufe elmer erfolgreiben ltnterneb=
lnn1lg oe11ti@e 5toBtrl1ppen Gin uro
febrten nit 250 @efangenen anriid.
Die beutigen 8eri9te BON Den ariegs-
iduuplaben iin6 mieber iebr mager.
8as 6ie Sberlte @eeresleitung bon
8erlin 0rabtlos nab SaDpiae gu BE-
ridte11 fat, laaBt iid) in Maditeberoem
5uiammenfaiien:
Melt5Iront - Sioli6 BON Ar=
mentiereS %oronge11 nod itarfer Mrtil=
lerieborbereitl1ng mebrere britiide
&ompanieen in uniere SteQung eir.
Sic mur6en unmittelbar 6arouf ol1rd]
eillen nlad)tigen @egenongriff mieoer
bi11al1sgetrieben. Sci Sen Stu rQll=
mltngsarbeiten inn @raben mrroen
200 britilde Soote ge5ablt. IS mltr=
ben 80 Wtann gefangen genommel1.
Ml1fflarungSpor it0be oes Jei1roes lii6=
lid) bonn Ga 8ailee=&anal u1ro 5pi=
iden Mnere 1tn0 So1nme 19l11gen febl.
Sit=6ro1rt -Sii6me itli6 bon Niga
un0 ont 5iiorfer bes Nqroc5ySees
i6lltgen @orlt0Be ruliilder Abtbei=
lungen Bis 5ur @roBe elmer &om=
panie febl. Nabe 2abuip, an ser
Sdara uro at beribie6enen @telen
5tpiid)en 9nieiter u116 Sen @al6far=
patben mur0en 6ur6 uniere Mbtbei-
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fiibrt.
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tigen 5bneeiturms berr16te MIR ge=
ringe @ampftbatigfeit. Ma5e6oniide
Tront - Seitlid 6es @or6ar Der
il1dten 6ie 8riten, lid Dor unlerer
SteQung ei1t5untlter, tp1tr6er aber
ourb einer San6granatenfampf Der
trieber.
@eridte Ser aasldnoiiden Hreiie,
Sic bel agen, 6aB Ser 8elagerltngs=
5ultar6 iiber 8riiiiel berbangt 1por=
SEN lei, tpeil 5000 gintpobner iid) ge=
tpeigert batten, ra6 Deuti6lano SIT
geben 1t1r6 in Sen 6ortigen Muni=
tionsfabrifen 5u arbeiten, tper6en bon
Ser ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o1s
unridtig be5eidnet.
9ie be11te aus 2on6on un6 Naris
gemel6eten erle1tfltngen ltn6: uNet=
leus>" britildh 6728 Tonren; Got
TO-" britiidl 3242 Son11en; uMliee,"
nortpegiih 700 Somett; ei1r rliii=
ider Sampler, 2194 So1ner1; Stint
b." bold116ii9, 1898 Ionnen; elm
britiider Siider Ton1engebalt ltl1-
befannt); bisber als berienff gemel=
set 40 g6iffe BON 5ltiamner 342,=
675 5onnen; insgeiammt felt bem l..
6ebr1tor 146 Sdiffe bon 5ulonrmtel1
359>146 So11t1en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-03-01
miro allies frratfn,
Aumoreske uan fans Souinser.

Das mar bod bas1elbe f9mar5e
@@tlb mie 6amals bor finf5ebn Sabz
rem. - r9ter tpirb a1es erraten!"
itan6 6arauf.
@ie Ser 8lib iprang tb bic @tufen
btnauf unb btnetn in bic 8ube,
9o@ ga fab ia iebt etne mirflt&e
9euieberin brin, bic tatfd@1t@ anes
m1gli9e erriet. 1n6 i@ batte MIDI
1@on 70 9efreut auf 80! Mber oas
1dbt ii@ pirfltd nt@t 10 einfa@ ia
gen. 9a muB ib f@on Elm pentg met
ter ausbolen.
M1fo, ols ib nod @ealf6uler mar,
lab t@ etnmal ouf einem @oltsfeft
oas ndmlide i6mar3e @@tlb: r9ier
pirb aGeS erarten!" r9tfebetftboz
mino!" 6a@te i9 mir bamals, ~bas
gdb' cine @auoi, tpenn t6 mir jebt ga
b'rtnner fagen lafen tdct, pann sic
nd@ite unb %ibernd6ite fran50{ti@e
@@ulaufgabe TT, unb mas fir unrez
gelmdbige @erben b'ranfommen uno
pus fir &oniunftiber. 9errgott ia
unb pb Der @hemielper g &npfer
o'ranbringt ooer 3 8lei2"
3uerit 50gerte t6 mod Elm penig,
pei1 t@ blob mebr Elm einaiges 3ebz
nerl batte. Mber in Der nG6ten SET
mute mar i@ f@on entf@loFen. Sd
&parf mein 3ebnerl in 0en Seller unb
iiberlegte no9 i@neu bic 6ragen, bic
t9 fte1en nollte.
&anm tpar t9 in Der 8ube, 10
pur6e es itpdftniter. Sour ser Be-
]iber ftedte nod f@ne1 ieinen &opf
berein uno fliiterte 6umpf: n@eben
sic Mntnort, tpenn bic @timme aus
ber. @eifer>pelt ruft!" limb 1ofort erz
t0nte .etne i9redlt@ bottle @timme.
Mtr lief es gang falt iiber Sen @iiden,
10 unbeimli9 tlang Tie.
rSSft es zines Meni@en ober eines
Sieres @timme, bic bu iebt bDren
mtritg"
Sm ndbiten Augenblid trabte ein
@pdel.
uGtnes Sieres @timme!" antmorz
tete t@ 30gern6.
,MeKen Sieres @timme9 Gage
es, ou @rbenpur,n!"
r@s 1T zines @odels @timme!!"
bau@te t@.
limb ieBt fubr es tpte Bonner ourh
bic 8ube:
r9u bait anes erraten!"
SIN 1elben Mu9tnbltd tpurbe es bell.
.Donte, bic @orte0un9 1T gu @noe!!"
ld@elte 6er 8eibsr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-03-01
Steife, mebe Mfmsfeln aebeilt.

9urb Sbrner5et 5uidt1t1erge3o=
gene Musfeln, Die elmer @rfdltung
ooer einem @rippenmfan folgen,
tperoen gelin6ert unb befeitigt b1tr9
antpenbung bon 51oan's Ointment.
6pannt Die @a11t nidt, nod peritopft
es sic Boren mie i@leimige Sulben
ooer @flaiter un6 brttgen raid Elm
obne @eiben. Moht Cure Mlsfeln
gelenfig na@ uebungen, bertreibt,
Sic Sdmer5en un6 @eben 6es &beu,
motism1S, Meuralgia, 2umbago,
8errenfungen nnb Quitfdungen nit
@loon'8 ointment. 8u1ft beute cine
GIoibe. Sci anen Mpotbefern, 25f.
- Mn5.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-03-01
Snnaer Wann!

9et1fe 6eine 5dritte 11a9 @pibam,
&oiebu6 &c., M%ontano, tpo tn1ien6e
glder ousgc5ei9netes nn6 fru9tbares
2an6 a1f 6i6 parten, INN bebart 5u
lueroen; 100 6n mutt tperig @el6 2an6
ertperben farnft, tpeldes Dir in Elm
poar Sabren 5u @oblitan6 berbefs
fen fann. MiI6es &lima - S@lit=
ten iin1 bier u1rbefmnt = 6os @ieb
365 Soge i'm Sabre I'M sSreien. 8o=
SEN fla6 un6 fru@tbar. @utes @ui=
fer, fotboIii9e Stride in @pibm.
@dberes 8or 154, @pibam, Mon=
tana. 13=6m
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-03-01

9eter 2o1d)eioer lit bon einem mebr.
tagigen 8ell1de bel ibrer in Clear
Safe tpobne11oen Sdtpelter Der Srau
SSaeob strong, tpieoer 6abeim ettge.
troffell. = DEATH. Braun lpeilt IN
Sector bel @ertpan0ten gu langerem
gel udye. - Die a1l 5tpeiten 9ienltag
inn Mar5 bier itattfinoenoe gillage-
Mabl miro rmcb oeln aultraltldet
.Splteml gebalten mer0en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-03-01
6arm-&

She Tarmers @tate Barf lit 6a3n
porbereitet, tire Tonos fiir Mnleiben
m1f Garm=Gtgertbum a,3ubieten.
Die nnterfudung 6es Gigentbums
un6 8eftdtigl1ng Ser Siderbet mtrb
BON 8eomten Der 8arf ge1tadt nnb
nit 10 menig Erubel fir ben Mppli.
farten, pie 11tr eber m6eltb. @egen
Naberem telepbonire, ihretbe man
an o6er fprede Dor in Der 8anf. -
Mn3.