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The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1918-07-18
PIONEERS SWISS ALPINE YODLERS

most unusual musical attraction will appear at the
big Chauauqua tent the fifth day, both afternoon and
evening 1t is company of genuine Swiss Alpine Singers
and Yodlers These people present the beautiful songs
that are sung in their homeland and the yodng which
was originally the means of calling from one peak to an
strange wild beauty that distinguishes it from anything
else in the world The company appears in the pcur
esque native costume adding wonderfully to the arac-
tveness of the programs This is not just aggregation
of singers only, but each member is an insrumentast
steal instrument as well VIOLIN guitar and piano. TAX
in all, the Swiss Alpine Yoders deliver of the most
unique and entertaining programs ever given from
Chautauqua platform. Probably country in Europe is
richer in Folk Lore than Switzerland. From the remotest
time the chief entertainment of the people thru the long
winter evenings listening to the lays of frindship,
humor and love- The Poners bring all this to their audi
ences with naturalneSs unexceled
Theirs is the most universal and picturesque attraction
of the entire week.
THE PRICE HAS BEEN REDUCED SO
THAT ALL MAY ATTEND
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1918-07-18
Net Proceeds to be GiUen
Local Red Gross Chapter
The Numbers Are as Follows:

JONES, HUMORIST

Jones doesn't sound so funny, does it? However this
particular Jones' Plat it ishas gone about over the
United States saying funny things and entertaining people
till good big proportion of "he folks" know Jones' He
gets clear and around the country usually about
once year He is the best laugh producer the Cadmean
Chautauquas could find and comes first night to knock
any possible doubt kicks about the value of Chauta
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1918-07-18
YOUNG FOLKS CHAUTAUQUA
The Biz Pageant

The Big Pageant
Besides getting all the benefits of the two programs each
day that the grown ups attend the children
attractive college girl who knows children and their
games will be here during the week to teach new games
and supernend the practice and production of the splen-
did Patriotic Pageant "Columbias Children" This will
represent the people of all countries that 60 make
up America and give idea of her life thru cosuming
and songs, dialogues and pantomine. The pageant will
be on the last night and of the very most important
events of the whole week.
All the children get ready to attend and enjoy the Jun
ior Guantanamo
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1918-07-18
FRED E. GATES

Chauauqua is more than any other one thing builder
they develop intensely loyal spirit of cooperation
Many cities, especially the smaller Cities need more of
the ginger and enthusiasm of colleges baseball teams and
great commercial industries The last day of the 1918
semby will bring your city of the greatest
iy builders of the west Fred E. Gates has for years been
the chief community doctor for the cities and towns of
Kansas. Everybody in Kansas knows Gates thru his
work with the Sunday school association. Mr. Gates is
an optmist He believes the smaller cities have won
derful opportunity and splendid future. But in
compishng their best he believes in pointing out the de-
fects and suggesting and planning needed reforms He
does not hesitate to particularze The coming of Fred
E. Gates should be event of great Importance in every
city.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-04-20
As Meh SCHOOLS
COMING TO MEET
Large Attendance Expected
at lnterschOlastic
Games.
DATED FOR MAY Oil
Railroad Fares to BE Free
From War Taxation,
Is Ruling.

Fifty five high schools of Montana
will he represented in the interscho-
lastic meet 10 be held on Montana
field May s-ll. An schools of the
state have not been heard from and,
according to Professor w, l.. Pope of
the law school of the university. chair
man of the interscholastic committee,
it is more than probable that the total
of schools represented may be in
creased before the end of the month.
The number of contestants viii not he
larger than in previous years owing 10
the fact that the university is To pay
expenses for but three instead of five
school representatives this spring. The
number of contestants was cut down
III order to keep the cost of the meet
within normal limits, Otherwise, ow
ing to the increase in expenses caused
by the war il would have been impos-
sible to hold the meet this year.
The chamber of commerce has guar
anteed to take over the sale of tickets
for the meet. Word has been received
from w. c, Whaley. collector of in
ternal revenue in Montana, that the
railroad fare of contestants in the
meet win be exempt from war tax.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-04-20
Coming Of
The Sunbeam
How 70 Avoid Thosc Pains and Distress
Which 80 Many Mothers Have Suffered.

Too much cannot he said for a won
derful preparation, familiar to many
women as Mothers Friend.
1t is more effective in its action than
all the health rules ever laid down for
the guidance Of cNpectant mothers 1t
is an external application that spreads
its influence upon the cords, tcndons
1nd<nuscies of the abdomen, rendering
them plant, and they expand grace
fully without that peculiar Nrenching
strain.
Tho occasion is, therefore, one Of un-
! bounded joyful Anticipation and too
much stress cannot be laid upon the Re-
riarkahlc influence which q mothers
! happy prenatal disposition has upon
1 1.-THE health and fortunes OF the genera
| tons to come.
Tho pain at the crisis is infinitely
less when Mothers Friend il used dur
| ing the period of expectancy for the
! muscles expand easier and with less
strain when baby is born.
| Mothers Friend is for external use
only. Is entirely safe and may be had
| of your druggist, 1t Is prepared by the
| Bradfield Regulator Co, ID 293 Lamar
| Bldg, Atlanta. Ga. Write them to mail
! YOU their interesting Motherhood
Book" They will send 1t at once, with
out charge. and you win find it Very
helpful. DO not neglect for a single
| night and morning TO apply Mothers
| Friend according to directions around
the bottle. and thus fortfy yourself
against pain and discomfort,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-04-20
GUARD
IN NEW QUARTERS
Relief Organization to Be
in First National.

Clean How they did sweep and
scrub and polish in the corners of their
new club rooms on the fourth floor
of the First National Bank block. A
committee of six members of the Moth
ers' Home Guard, Mesdames J. Z. Pow
er. L. a. Carver, Lee Barnes, Harry
Wright, Miss Eileen Mccormick and
Miss Alma STREET., spent yesterday with
that manner of patriotic devotion
which requires the big Bingham apron
and sleeves rolled up.
1t is expected that by next Tuesday
all will be ready for assembly in the
rooms The quarters have been do
mated BY Mrs. f. s. Lusk, with chairs
loaned by G. II. Mcleod, shelves
loaned by W. III. Young and tables
given by the Missoula Woman's Patri-
otic association. The rooms are Hight
| and bright. In them will be held the
| work sessions of the Home Guard
| whose membership numbers Sc moth
| ers and sisters of soldiers, and there
| will be stored the material collected
| for making war service garments, afteI
| 1t Is made clean by the donated Serv
! ices of f. ". Tate.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-04-20
SHOOTING 10 !! AFF E /
IS NEARLY FATAL
Woman Hit by Bullet When
Negroes Battle on
Avenue.
OVER FAMILY FIGHT
Father-in-Law Takes Shot
at Paul Williams; No
Blood Spilled.
OVER FAMILY FIGHT

Mrs. George Cushman, 426 West &C.
dar street, narrowly escaped being
killed late yesterday as result of
shooting scrape between Paul H. Will
Jams and Cal Johnson, both colored, ut
the corner of Higgins avenue and
Main street. One of the bullets tore a
hole in the front of her waist.
The fight between the two men was
the outcome of bad blood that is said to
have existed between the two since
Williams married Johnson's daughter
recently.
Yesterday it is reported that John
SCI. waited for Williams to come out of
tie Metropole barber shop. where he is
employed as a porter. When Williams
emerged, witnesses say, Johnson
walked up to him and drew out his
gun.
Williams Immediately grappled with
his father-in-law and the latter began
shooting. Williams grabbed Johnson's
arms and in this way kept the gun
away from himself.
Deputy Sheriff William Engle and
Patrolman Thomas Bishop Immediately
separated the two and took them to
the county Jail. On the way they again
tried to clinch.
Williams was released last night.
When the shooting started the usual
6 o'clock crowd was on the street. At
the first shot there was a general rush
for cover by the pedestrians.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-04-20
GET MANY NEW BOOKS
At M|Ss0uLA LIBRARY
List of Volumes Made Public
by Librarian.

The arrival of new books at the pub
lie library was announced yesterday.
Some of the most successful works Of
popular writer's are among the new
books. The complete list follows:
Fiction.
Dodge--"Skinncr's Baby"
Ferbcr--"Fanny Herself"
Gale--Daughter of the Morning"
Green, pscud.- Mystery of the Hasty
Arrow"
Christmas Mystery"
Montgomery - "LAnnc's House of
Dreams
Page-"Strangcr's Pew
Non-Fiction.
Blackwell. ed-"Little GRANDMOTHER
Of the Russian Revolution"
Bruant--"Best Poems on Christmas"
Buffin--'Braye Belgians.'
Ely and Foundations of Ma
ttonal Prosperity"
Faulkner ystery of the Flowers
Huard--"My Home III the Field of
Jomes'' s yifHsrairirsTl functions.
Manly-"Ford Motor Car and Truck
and Tractor Attachment"
Root and kelly Landscape Garden
ing
\ Woman Golfcr-"Golf for Women
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-04-20
L. S. EXAMINATIONS
FOR RURAL CARRIER
Postoffice Will Let Women
Compete for Jobs.

An examination for the position Of
rural carrier will iJe held at st Ignatius
and Missonia on May II, the post office
department has announced. 1t will be
foi the purpose OF filling the position Of
rural carrier at st. Ignatius and Va
cancies that may later occur from other
pestoffices in Missoula county.
Applicants must be residents In the
territory of the postoffice they servo
and must meet the requirements set
forth in Form No. 1877. The form and
application blanks may be obtained
from the postoffice here or al st. Igna-
tiTs.
women will be admitted to rural carrier
examinations.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-04-20
Baseball
Goods Take Up Pastime
With Men Gone.

Baseball fanaticism has full sway
among the university coed groups
and sororities. The women are de-
termned that the American base
ball fever shall not die down despite
the loss, Of the former star play
ers.
Last night the women of the Del
Ia Gamma sorority held lively
practice game in front Of the chap
ter house on Ronald avenue. The
umpire was not lacking-they had
secured a man" To be exact,
Younger brother" was holding
down the big job and he looked
happy in spite of the reputation
that he knew he had to live down.
As the game progressed, brother
realized that his position was that
of an ornament Each runner called
her own plays and left him to shout
the decision as loud as he might.
The result did not gain him one
single feminine compliment.
The dormitory girls practice
baseball west of Craig hall. and
every night finds the group of can
didates growing larger.
The physical education depart
ment at the university expects to
put on a series of indoor baseball
games between teams from each
of the sororities and one from Craig
hall. Two years ago a series was
started but interfered with exam
nations and had to be disoon-
tinued
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-04-20
Why Not BE Good TO Yourself.

IL you awaken weary and unre-
freshed in the morning. or tire early
III the day. are bilious and blue"
With coated tongue and bad breath
IL you are suffering from indigestion
OF constipation-you will find Foley
cathartie Tablets quick to relieve and
comfortable in action. They are
wholesome and health-giyine For
sale BY Missoula Drug Co.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-04-20
MISSOULA TO HELP
BIG RAVALLI FAIR
Hamilton Men Find Hearty
Support Here.

J. +. ShOudy, secretary of the Ham
ilton Chamber of Commerce, and r. G..
Matthews, one Of the directors of the
Ravall County Fair association,
were in Missoula yesterday in the
interest of the fair premium book the
association is preparing for this years
exhibition. They found a spirit Of
hearty cooperation among thc bust
ness men of Aissoula for the fair next
fan in the Bitter Root capital
A little taffy judiciously applied
makes a humble man stuck up.--Chica =
h. n-,,. sAAst.s go @ss
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-02-08
@eiuii1,llel, orei 8reiie,

Ga4IE X sse Y lg - = : fs
prei8gefr11lt fa,1se1l u1liere 5fat On
fels bon benz Oeeiitminter g5fat gour1taz
1nert 3lrid ipeldeS gollntag ii Der
Dolle oes gllr1lpereins ct. N1ltbonn
in Mnneapolis abgeb ebalten ipllrbe Oh
ElpDbl iie ben erlten BreiS nidf ertpiiI iIdten,
10 babe11 lie bod ga1ls gut abgeih ten.
ss8illian llltus befant Ben 3ipeitell
Hrei8 fiir bie 3tpetfbD 9ite netto gesno1lz
ttetletr gpiele, 10 TN Gan55e1 g)afiir
Ipuroen iibrn $40 Bat a1sbe ,ugD
56lellber erbielt $40 bar fiir ieine 76O
nettos pullffe urlb penrn Nbrens ee=
mann ei1len 81 bar Breis NIT eiaen
lRerens 5olo gegen taoore. Son
Stem Him ipob1lte11 il11gefi 25 Dem
Isgurnier beii ll11b al bef g5ikunge Ielbft
Ibeteiligten ih nage 200 s9ttto
EsDSipalb BON bter 111lb @eorse @5raf BON
Syypanboe lparen sOeug glieoer DeS Breisz
lfD1nifeeS Ser Sci 4 ttsperlorlu1s
lung 1plrbe g, ssSsuli1ls lpieoe als
lgsiiee prdiiibent eripd1blH llllb N
G5rafI als Ddt9lieo oes sertpaltun9sz
bon bier. Sic perIaltet tpir1o Sci
nIi1ler g5fat Stub ben erlud
| mad ben, oaS tilolll1ller e ollrnanell1
mod Stem Him III befonlrle1l. 81
1lleiiten 5fntz z5pieler falner iontaq
Inadl Soauie
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-02-08
2pg paus inn I'M surner 8arf er
ri6tet iuer0en.

9n ei1ler gerian1rllun9 oeS 5llrs.s
perei1lS lpel6e lekten 9onntag 1n1tt.
tag abgebalte11 ipuroe, lpnroen 5tpet
Olitelieoer IN ben 8erein ,a1lfge1o111111en
u1b Ben Sunior Yioneers Die GrlaubntS
erteilt bus aog 5auS I'M Inrnballe.
#Garf sn erri6ten. 3aS betreflenoe
@on1itee bate letten grettag et1le 5ttz
une I'm Sic Nn5e 5elegenbeit betreffS Gr=
ri6 l1ng be8 2og 6aufe8 5l1 belpprebe11
6 eri6tet tpl1rbe, bab Der BON Der Seb=
reS=8erlannnlnng beitintmte BloB ntdt
befo1nmerl lperber1 f6n1lte l1nb oaS Yroz
LETT et1lfa6 fallen eelalien tperoen miibte,
Iauber bab Der Iurnreretn benz &onttee
einen 9lab CUR 8erfiigung itelen ipiiroe.
8Dn1 1urnperein ipurben Snltns &ranle,
Sobn S. 9eeuman1t llnb 9lugl1t Bublz
, mann ernannt, Inn ben 8lah no oaS
@ebdube errt6tet perben ion, 5ll be-
Ilttnl1rler1. Da Nun Der Blab geii6ert
Lift, 70 tptrb baS &omttee iofort bic Nr=
belt IN gngrtff nebn1etl io6ab baS Sc
bduoe I'M 6riibiabr errt6tet tperoet1
farr.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-02-08
silber11e 6pefJ6eit,

Sn ibre1n 9ei1n ali giorb Wetnneiota
@trabe tpnrben 9an1Stagabeno Serr
u11b Trau 6 a oh Saner BON etlpa so
0Mitglieoern 5 8 ct @ltlabetb l8eretn8
anldbli6 beren ltlberren Ste Subildum8
In Ser a1teenebn1iten 0eiie Iberrai9t.
NlS Nngebt1lbe inurbe Ben Snbtlare1l
bon leiten Der @dfte etrl Wetnz5erpice,
s3uderooie, Nabmbebdlter un0 8eere1lz
l0ffel ziiberret6t. Mlle pel6e bieler
f66nen Geter betnobnten baben fi6 9roBz
arttg a11iiltrt. Die Subilare f6loflen
bier i11 Seem l1lnl Dor rs Sabren oa8
GbebiinbntS u1lb babe11 iettber bier nrl=
a1rterbro6en getpobnt. Son ben Il
&inbern Del6e ibnen gebore1l tprrben Itno
nod eff AM 2ebe11.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-02-08
8eitere Musbebullg.


0sa6 BEN 11euelten Snitruft ftionen lpeldp
bier BET ser lofale11 Draftzsgeb0rbe ei1Iz
gelalfen itnb, n1l1b 8roipn Golll1tp oie
|feble1lbe 3abl BON bent eriten allotas
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troiniren na1 benz Ga1lton11ent az
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nara1te 3abl AnSgebobener fertlg 5arI E
Nbfabrt iei1l. Sb nun alle auf etnn1dI
Igeber, Dber Oh iie auf Derl6teoene 1age.
perteilt iperben 1T nod nid)f be1fnnI1lt
Dies biirfte gum groben Ieil bon ben
1ranSporta attonSfacilttdten abbdnger.
2ant eines Ielegran1nl8 ipeibes
|DienStag bier eintraf, fpirb Die apfaI
Ibeb6rbe eriu6t alleS 51 TIM mas III ibreR
SGerdften itebt I'M bie s3abl NuSsebo1nlsr
mel6e iekt getpiinl6t tperbel ulls
Rlalie / 3u ft6er11. 8te 2ofalbeb6rbe
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au8gelu6t 1T.
Neagire1o auf bteie lebte tele9rapbtlM
Oattteilung ieite11S oeS &rie98bepartez
1nents bat li6 Die lofale Beb0rbe bnlna
eeeinigt, alle biS 9amStag einber1lfersn
l9lusgebobenen BON Or. Weiier unter=
| fu6en gu laifen, aber feine mebr por=
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ltd bur1i611tttlid 80 Brosent Der Plus
aebobenen al8 btenltuntauglid erneilen,
l}o ipirb Die 2pfalbeb0rbe mebr al8, os
1eehpiinibte 3abl BON &laiie bnben
lnerm sic ,3eit fo11r1t oaB oielelben roh
Camp Dodge entrainiren mllllen, 81,
l8etier be1orgt bie f0rperli6e llnterhl=
duna alleia. n gduen no s3meifeha
porberridcn Of ser getreffe1rbe oifnlt@
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IDiiorn 8eb1rbe gu State ge5ogen
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reit8 9,O84 mad Sen perf6ieoenen Seer
laqert1 aefanbt ipDrbe11. Der Hef beS
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IO1onat 3tpil1en BENT %. n1lo q
/ 6ebruar, beioe Gage iaflulipe, et,te@
rllfen iperbe1l.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-02-08
5ra11spprt Derlenft, !,
sranspDrt init amerifaniidei1 Srup=
pen bei eSrlanbs &iiife Derienft,
267 Wdn11 tuerben permikt. Sc
ilane sSSnfDrmatip1l iiber Mttade
feblt nDd),

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True translation filed with the post
master at New Ulm on February g..
1913 as required by the act Of October
Is, 1917.
Walbinetol1, 6 Gebr Ser Gunar6
2iner 9usea1lia, tpelder 2179 alnerifaz
{1tiihe 5olbater1 an Borb bate, 1T tor
lpebirt u1lb rntpeit Der irldnbil6en &iiife
lper1erft fporben. DaS SfaatSzDez.
parteme11t tpnrbe ipdt geftern abe1to i1lz.
1for11irt, bab 1912 Mann gerettet
Etporoen feter1, ipel6eS alio 267 nbrig
Elabt iber Die nod fei1e 8eri6te Dorliez
gen. 9as &abelgran1m fam pDn Der
Ianlerifanilden goti6aft IN 2onoon.
! Die lleberlebellben tDuroen IN 8lncrana
! l1lo 2ar1le IN sSrlanb gelan6et.
Sic 5rnppen tpelde itd banptid d6li6
aus gbteil1n9e1l bon Oeidtga11 uno gBiSz
co1lin gaational Wailis 5uiamnenieete,
reilten al1f Ser 3uScania, ei1len eng
|lil6er 56iff nnter Dedung Do1t BRITT
| 56en &rieg8l6iffen.
Sine fur5e Depei6e a11 baS 3rtegS<
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gbeno gab &urbe bon bern llnfan, llnb
beri6tete bab 1ll1r 100 lleberlebenbe
gelanbet ieien. Dies ipurbe fllr5 nod
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mebr al8 5tpei 5tunben fiir6tete man,
(baB 400 Man1, etnl6liebli6 Der
(56iffSmanni6aft, nntergeg egangen leie1t.
STE erlte1 100 l1eberlebenben tDllrz
Ben IN 2ar1,e unb Blrnerana ge1anbet,
I5tpei nett auSeinanbe erliegenben Sdfen IN
ISrIano, l1nb btes, berbnnoen NIT Der
|Gatlade bab 91ettlrnesboote anbanb
lnare1l CAB i6neu Der 9offranlg Nus@
brl1d, bab beinabe Sebern1ann anf Der
lIlseania 11Dgn6ertpeiie gerettet tpor=
Iben lei nit 9luSnabne berienigerl tpelde
lbur6 Ste Grplofto11 perlebt lu1rben.
Ser Yrdfibent, Sefretdr Safer llno
|in 8irfli6feif, bas eanSe offieielle
Ig8albirgto11 blieben ipdt auf, anf net
|tere gtenigfeiten tparteno. Sour oie
/ ffar5eiten Depei6en fpurben erbalten
Iunb feire gaben ndbere Nu8funff iiber
I6R Nttade alf ben 2iner,
gpgar Sic S3eit febHe, aber es piro
angenom,11e11 oaB es friib I'M Sag gez
If6ab, ba Die erfe Depel6e nm 3 ubr
]na6mittags IN 2onbon abgegeben ipurbe,
llpabr{6einli6 bi11nen elmer 9tunbe nod
benz oie Nett1ngSboote Die trtlde ailte
1errei6t batten.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-02-08
}gSet[ lie iief, lpeiiQerter sstiuaerabz

Setl lie ii6 lpeigertel1 S g5tingerab=
Bride aufnebrnen 81 laifen puroen Nlar
Biipfe unb Nueuh 9f1olf, garruarbeifer
IpeIhe bier IN Der 9fdbe drbeiten, Derz
bnftef lnlo I'M Gou11tn gefdnenis OBJ
gelisiert Die bielige Bnli5ei bot mn
bei1n unbss aarf dali angel froef maj
oielen gruoerll sefhebelt ion.
prldlIfig iDeroen lie feitgebaltea bis
sbaB ssilfittiS epartement iiber bereu
lpeiter erfii9liil8 beitin1llt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-02-08

gbas 9aiieS, 5lib bfifitut 8 Irigrr
All Hollte $50. A. periebt bifie NDlt 0olrte.
40 iekieen 53eit All 5telle BON gBalimlu
EsS1iidter ipelher an 2. Jebralar isinen
Sob nieberleete 9ln @telle BON ebas-
81. Rretid pelder aud ben Dienit alfS
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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-02-08
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The Snowflake herald., 1918-09-13

There Is more Catarrh in this section
Of the country than all other diseases
put together, and for years it was sup
posed to be incurable. Doctors prescribed
local remedies, and by constantly failing
to cure with local treatment, pronounced
it incurable. Catarrh is a local disease,
greatly influenced by constitutional con-
ditions and therefore requires constitu-
tional treatment. Halls Catarrh Medi-
cine. manufactured by F. J. Cheney &
remedy, is taken internally and acts
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ward is offered for any case that Halls
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