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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-09
marunti$ufi.

Magyari, tipograful de la Foa-
ia cea blinda pus uniunea ca
tholica n protap 81 organul Off
clos, pc linga toate balele lui ce
lie lasa, adormit intru Domnul.
O fata cuvioasa, zice ca ar fl ex-
clamat in graiul Motului: DE
paguba tot alta, dar imi placu
cum marsa" :.
Tn prieten anonim asuda din
greu ca sd inghita ,,aceea ce IL
nil au facut acasa, Ori pc aici''
= La ce alta chin, ,,mon ami
haid mai de graba Gu coloarea
afara. Oar vezi sa nu aduci alta
re tun care sa lpuste pe eel ce
voiestc sal descarcc. Ar fl de
tot = Isl trist 81 dureros 81 ru-
sinos" -.
Articolul patru lara are feri-
cirea de a Fl pomenit de priete
nil de odinioara care odata spu-
neau ca au suferit cind l-au de-
saprobat, lar acum spun ca au
gresit cind l-au declarat de bun.
Daca am vina 81 am angaja pc
cei mai experti in laude pentru
acel numar 81 mai multa recla.
ma nu lar face.
,,Confratii'' Isl iau Gu de la
sine ingaduinta ,,drepturi etc.. Z.
= Ce? Numai D-Voastra, ,,mon
ami aveti ingaduinta ma rog
de a cleveti mereu, lar altii sa
fie osinditi sd taca? Pal, asia es-
te mai mutt ca monopolizare de
Rose 81 Spini''.
De pc frontul de vest ne vine
stirea ca Hindenburg cauta un
lOc unde sd ierneze.
Omul care pOarta guler de ca
uciuc in August nu este indrep-
tatit la asigurarea de viata.
Ddca lfemeie STAR schimba tot
alta de adeseOri hainele pc dinsa
cit de adeseori Isl schimba pare
rile, nu ar avea lipsa de cit de ci.
teva zile pentru ca sa-Si inve-
cheasca hainele.
Americana cred cd cea mai
mare gresala a lui Kaiser fost
aceea de a cauta dupa natiu-
ne care refuza fl batuta.
Cauza pentru care atltia Ca
meni ajung in casa saracilor es-
te pentru ca nici uni din Ell nu
sunt in stare sa vada - la di-
stanta.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-09

osi, caror le place sd ceteasca
basme 81 alte nimicuri. ii poate
ln6opa inainte cum ii indoapa
de atitia ami Gu povesti ca
Harap Alb; Sfinta Vineri Gu SO
de catei, toti Gu dintii de fier 81
Gu masele de otel; Haiduci para
halduci Gu cite 500 de pistoale
la brIu, etc. Asa STAR face de cos
nita 81 nu s'ar mai pune in ca
raghioasa situate de scrie 81
a dncepe lucruri pc carl nu lie in
telege 81 carl nu sunt de mutra
Dumnealui.
RazbOiul actual a adus destul
rau omenirei, dar in acelas timp
adus 81 mutt bine. De nu era ell,
poate ca popOrul rusesc nu pu-
tea sa scape de chinul autocrati-
Ell tariste, Gu toate ca revolutia
lui, eel putin pima acum, de-
parte de a semana Gu nObila re-
volutie franceza.
Razboiul ajutat nu numai
pOpoarelor din tarile guvernate
GU absolutism, ci 81 ceior din re-
publici sau din tari constitutio-
male.
In urma celor intimplate, gu
vernul din ROminia a recunoscut
adevarata valoare a taranului; a
cOnstatat cum site ell sd moara
end e vorba de apararea vetrei
stramOSesti = mica sau mare, ell
n a stat macar un singur moment
"a indoiala. Guvernul la faga-
duit drept egal de vot 81 vatra
mai mare, 81 daca ii va da aceste
drepturi meritate, faptul Sc da-
toreste tot razbOiului.
Razboiul desteptat 81 popo-
rul German 81 la facut sa-si dca
seama ce insemeneaza ,,Kultu-
ra" bagata in ell de clica militia
rista atItor Voni 81 ,yburgi'' pc
carl Id tinut in spinare ca pc
niste lipitori; va simti povoara
pc care alta data nu putea so
priceapa.
In acest razboi America a.
vut ocazia sd arate lumei cit de
colosala este puterea eli cind :vrea
sd sio intrebuinteze pentru libe-
rarea lpopoarelor asuprite. Ea a
mai cOnstatat cit de mare este
ajutOrul eel poate da muncito-
rul American pentru indeplinirea
unei cauze att de mobile 81 la
rasplatit dindu-i un mijloc de
trai mai bun decit al Ori carui
nuncitor din lume.
I'm fine raZbOiul desteptat
,)opoarele inconstiente de drep-
turtle lor, facut ca autocratia
"a dispara 81 deschis calea de-
mocratiei 81 dreptatei peste tot
oamintul. Pentru uncle popoare
'azboiuf fost binecuvintare
:ereasca.
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Note 81 Conentarii,

Z mutt timp de cind foaia
,,Blinda" din Cleveland, O., Sc
tot opinteste sd infiinteze Uni
une Catolica, nu pentru ca ar f
lipsa de asa ceya, dar pentru CT
ca ramas acum fara ciolan de
ros, 81 ar vrea sd apuce unul de-
venind organ oficios al .acestei
comedii.
Dupa mai mIllte articole schi-
monosite, ciici redactorul Ell
Sc pricepe la .arta scrisului cs
pisica la calendar, - acum miz-
galeste un altul intitulat: ,,Sa
MI batem numei apa in piua."
Aci, intro halima de cuvinte a
la Turnul Babel, lasa sd Sc inte
leaga ca Uniunea Catolica bine
sa Sc infiinteze, 81 ca ed (foais
blinda) ar vreaE sal fie organ of
clos, insa numai in cazul oind az
primi de la adseasta organizatit
citeva mil de dolari annual, ca
mijloc de sustiliere.
,,Pentru ca" zice ca ,,fiind O.
ficioasa, foaia trebue sa scrie nu
mai confesionalism, ca daca ar
scrie din cind ia cind 81 cite ur
articol anti-cDnfesional, atunci
ceilalti abonenti s'ar napusti a
supra eli 81 la urma ar ramine
npmai Gu Catolicii, caci partea
cea mare ar plirasi-o.'
In sfiryit zice ca Catolicii sunt
aici in numar lde SO 900 81 ar pu-
tea face foarte bine ceea ce an
facut ,,Tiganii de Socialist 81
certaretii."
Din tot ce scrie aceasta foaie
blinda, blinda ea eel mai blind
dobitoc, nu 81 yede decit laco.
mia de bisnit, bisnit 81 lar bis
nit. De ce MI " lzsa acest IBIS
nit-man'4 lumea in pace? - sd
no mai turbnve sstfel in goana
lui dupa cistR. Are un numar
bunicel de abenen9i nepretenti-
~. - =. !. - = 49,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-09

tramvaiul la coltul unei strade.
In acel timp au aparut patru
oameni urmariti de gardisti. u
nll din Ell, find incoltit de oame-
nil politiei, a inceput sd traga
Gu revolverul. Doua dintre gloan-
tele pungasului s'au oprit in
corpul femeiei.
Olanda protesteaza contra alta
curilor submarine. . Haga. - Sc
anunta Official ca ministrul Olan-
dez din Berlin primit indru-
marea din tara ca sd protesteze
viguros contra actinnei nemiloa-
Sc a unui submarin german, ca
re torpilat un va,por de pescuit
al Olandei aproape de Kromme-
ME, impreuna Gu care s'au dus
la fund 81 mai multi pescari. Mi
nistrul primit ordin sd ceara
Germaniei despagnbirile cuve-
mite.
Alta isprava bolsevikista. =
Londra. - Conform stirilor pri-
mite prin agentia Central News
Bolsevikistii an atacat consula-
tul englez din Moscova.
Traznit. - Cambridge, Ohio.
- Locuitorul Henry T. Hall a
fost traznit in strada tocmai
cind Isl deschidea umbrella. A
cazut imediat JOS fara constiin
ia, aleginduse Gu partea dreapta
corpului arsa rau de tot.
Inventie contra suhmarinelor.
- Baltimore. = Thomas Edison
a inventat un aparat pentru des-
coperirea submari1lelor. Aparatu,
Sc atasaza la distrugistoare, ope-
reaza Gu electricitate 81 descope-
re submarinul la o departare de
cinci mile. Sc crede ca aceasta
va fl moartea submarinelor ger
name.
Socialist condamnat La moarte.
= Milan, Italia. - Sentinta u
nui tribunal militar cauzat ma
re senzatie prin condamnarea la
moarte a socialistului Giovann
Fassina. Sentinta fost ca sd fie
Impuscat in spate, pentru vina
de dezertare in fata inamicului
Moara distrus4 de foe. - Chi
cago. = Tn foe q distrus moara
Already Milling Company, cauzind
paguba de 100000 de dolari
Pc linga depedinte au mai ars
81 200 vagoane de- griu.
o noua CaI8 tefata In China.
Peking. Ministrul cailor
de communicable. ii reprezentanti
bancilor Japoneze au semnat
contractul pentru un imprumut
de 2O,OO0,O0O dplari, bani car,
vor fl cheltuiti Gu construirea
unei noui linii ferate. Aceast;
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-09
INFORMATIUNI

Regele Bulgariei va abdica. =
Amsterdam. Niste stiri primi-
te din Olanda anunta ca regele
Ferdinand al Bulgariei, care a
fugit din tara sd pentru Sc pu-
ne la adapost in Germania, va
abdica i'm curind in favoarea
printului de coroana, Boris.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-09
Lupta unui sa:mpion Romin.

Cleveland, Ohio. = D-nul Ta-
nasie Munteanu, sampionul Ro-
min din intreaga lume pentru
lupta franceza, va lupta la sala
.,R. Carpatina" GU d-nul p. X.
Passas, sampionul Grecilor din
America. Aceasta lupta va avea
loc Simbata, IA ISeptemvrie. Gre
dem ca in Cleveland vor Fl fOar-
te multi Romini carl sa Sc duca
ca sa vada ce reusita are d-nul
Munteanu.
Costul Zaharieni. = Londra.
- Pilulile de zaharina, earl Sc
servesc in restaurantele din Lon
dra in locul zaharului, sunt foar-
te scumpe. Directorul unui res
taurant din partea de vest ora
sului a cumparat 100 de pfunds
GU pretul de 400 de dolari in
numerar.
Dimisia unui Socialist. - Ro-
ma. = Filipo Turati STA dat di-
misia din partidul socialist. FL
zice ca face acest pas din cauza
ca SocialiStii nu vor sd Sc uneas-
ca ell guvernul la ideia de a re-
organiza tara dupa razboi. Spu-
ne ca un asemenea fapt este la
fel Gu dezertarea in fata inami.
cului. Turati fost timp de mai
multi ami seful partidului Socia-
list din Italia.
fmpu9cata de un bandit. -
Cleveland, Ohio. - Dina Bertha
Flaming fost fmpuscata in sto-
mae in timpul unei lupte de re-
volyer intre polite 81 niste pun
gasi. Dinsa, avind in brate I'M co.
pill de un an, 81 tinind de mind o
alta fetita de zece ami, astepta
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comercia ci gndt IA sprjnu ce1 p}sn fstiea prn
torintele. l s4a R'as q 8 T7'-s | 3
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o noua saIs ssfsta In China

= Peking. Ministrul cailOr
de communicate. gi reprezentantil
bancilor Japoneze all semnat
contractul pentru un imprumut
de 20,O00,O0O dplari, bani car,
vor fl cheltuiti Gu construirea
unei nOui linii ferate. Aceast;
Gale ferata Sc va intinde de IL
kirin 81 pima la Huining, in Co
rea.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1918-09-06
Fashions Changes.

One can say as a certainty that In
the twentieth century no one will be
able to boast that he has created any
thing absolutely new in fashions. The
crinolines Of the Empress Eugene
we're a Renaissance Of the panniers OF
Marie Antoinette, and long before her
time, in the orient, women had con-
ceived the idea Of charging their
skirts by means Of hoops. A few years
ago women Of fashion affected high
waists and sheath dresses, but before
them Nine. Recamisr had done the
same thing, and the dresses OF Mime.
Recamier were suggested by the
Greeks and the Romans. In short, like
everything else. fashion is a part Of the
same everlasting come and go. We do
not advance as we - so prone to i'm
agine; we repeat II sters.-Roger
Boutet de Monvel IN Century.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1918-09-06
Local and Personal Paragraphs

Favorite Heater for Sale cheap.
Apply at Herald-Advance
For good cookies and a great var
iety, call at L. w. Thirsk's store.
Miss Mary Partridge was down
from Aberdeen, and spent Sunday
at her Milbank home.
Miss Gertrude Bauer OF Webster
was a visitor at the H. A. Morrill,
home during the week.
John Boerger and Arvid Johnson
were down at the Minnesota state
fair the first of the week.
The Misses Hazel and Gladys
Boerger were visiting friends at
Corona Sunday.
The ladies aid society will serve
a Is cent lunch at the church par.
lors next Thursday afternoon.
Esther Chapter O. E. S. will re-
sumo work next Monday evening.
A full attendance is desired.
Ralph Molm arrived Sunday
night from Belfeld. N. D., to take
his place in the Downie family
while attending school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest HaYer and
family Of Ortonville were visitors
at the Philip Schad home last Sum
day.
Miss Allis Johnson is another of
our last year graduates who is at
tending the Minnesota Business
college at Minneapolis.
Magnus Nelson, who had been
t~hreshing near Andover, stopped
off in Milbank on his way home to
Granite Falls.
Miss Lucille Prevey returned
from Brookings the first of the
week. She having finished the
three months governmental steno-
graphic course.
The foreman of the Herald
Advance has been taking in the
Minnesota state fair this week,
and the paper is a little later in
getting out than usual.
The ladies Of the Relief Corps
celebrated the birthday of Mrs. E.
Van Walker last Tuesday by a
gathering at the Van Walker home
and a five O'Clock dinner.
George Stoddard was down from
the Summit neighborhood Saturday
last week looking for harvest help
and secured promise of what he
needed from the cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. 'Kemper of
Minneapolis, who are speniing a
short time at the Hocum cottage at
C~hautauqua Park. came up and
visited between trains Sunday with
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. H. Wiseman.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1918-09-06
Ruined by lest;n1.

The AntiocheLcS themselves brought
about the ruin of the beautiful city o:
Antioch. the ancient capital Of the
Greek kings Of Syria. These people
were famous for their biting and sour
rilous wit as vel as their ingenuity In
devising nicknanes When the Per
slams under Chosioes invaded Syria In
j3S the Antioc,lenes could not refrain
from jesting at item. Ample revenge
for this was takeh by the Persians.
who totally destroyed the city.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1918-09-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Con-
right Of Montevidoe are visiting
the L. L. Conright family this
week.
Telegraph announcement was re-
ceived by Mrs. e. Bagdons last
Sunday that her son Herman Bag
dons had been wounded. The
young man enlisted at Wabasso,
Mimi, in May, 1917. in the l36th
infantry, and was for a time sta
toned at Camp Cody. Just how
seriously wounded he may be is
not known, but further information
will be sent later.
Miss Catherine Wells of Wells,
Mimi, was on the afternoon flyer
Sunday on her way to Miles City,
Mont, where she goes to resume
her work in the public schools Of
that city as first grade teacher.
Her sister Margaret who recently
graduated in the high school of
Wells, will remain at home the
coming year. Her brother Herbert
is employed at Harlowtown, Mont.
Mrs. NJ. A. COPYRIGHT has all
latest and most up-to-date styles in
millinery for fall and winter.
The ladies are invited to call and
inspect the fine line Of millinery
on display at
Mrs. M. A. CONRIGHT'S.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1918-09-06
Photograph Records for Soldiers.

There has been a request for
the junior red cross to gather
up and send to the soldiers train
ing camps. any donations of
records for Victor or Edison
monographs. If you have one
or more of these to spare, leave
them at States Atty Jones Of
fee and he will see that they are
sent on to the camps.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1918-09-06
BUSINESS
COLLEGE PROGRESSIVE

That the Aberdeen Business Col
lege is always forging ahead. both
from the standpoint of efficiency as
well as numbers, is shown in the
fact that the school has added fif-
teen new typewriters to it's equip
ment during the past four months.
New equipment, courteous teachers
and up-to-date courses are the rule
at the Aberdeen Business College.
Enroll any time.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1918-09-06
Discouraging.

Mistress - Sarah, l saw the baker
man kiss you today. ! really shall
have to take the bread in myself in
future. Sarah-'Twouldn't be no use,
ma'am. He wouldn't kiss you, cause he
promised he'd never kiss anybody but
me !-Pearson's Weekly.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1918-09-06

Mr.. Chas. B. Herrett of Aber-
deem, who with his wife has been
enjoying a short time at chautau-
qua Park, Big Stone, recently pur-
chased the summer cottage of Mr..
J. H. Benedict.
LIE Roy Sheehan. who has been
spending his summer vacation at
Milbank with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. D. Sheehan. the first of the
week returned to Chicago to resume
his studies at the medical college.
Miss Marie Cable who had been
spending her summer vacation at
her home in Wilmot, was in Mil
bank Saturday on her way to Clyde
Park, Mont, where she is to be
employed in a bank.
Otto Bagdons. who has been sta
toned with the recruiting office at
Aberdeen, is home on a visit dur
ing the week, as the recruiting Of
fees all are now to be aban-
doned. Otto does not know exact
" where he will be transferred to.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Bentley Of
Big Stone, who had been visiting
with Mrs. Paddock during the
week, leave today on their way to
Texas, expecting to make a visit to
relatives in Iowa before 60
ing south.
Miss Martha Johnson has resign
ed as county superintendent of
schools, and Miss Carrie Leavitt has
been appointed to the position.
Miss Abbie Amsden has taken Miss
Leavitts place as teacher Of the
fourth grade in the city schools.
Sheriff Finley accompanied the
young man, L.. B. Mathiason, to
Des Moines, Iowa, where he was
given into the hands of the mill
tary authorities, as he proved to be
an army deserter as we'll as being
guilty of stealing autoes for which
he was recently arrested at Big
Stone City.
Dwight Baillett, who has been in
the Great Lakes naval training
camp. was recently made a first
class seaman, and with a team of
five other men has been chosen to
represent the Great Lakes camp at
a contest to take place at Camp
Perry, where 200 other teams will
be assembled for q months work.
DR.. Fred Port and family arriv-
ed last week for q visit to the old
home here, and have been enjoying
the hospitality of the N. j. Bleser
cottage at Linden Beach. Mrs.
H. G. Port returned home with
them. the party coming by auto,
and having q successful and pleas
ant trip from their home in Chi
cago.
Band Master Ed. Van Walker
has been endeavoring to secure
some material for his band, and
has written to several parties seek
ing work here. He suggests that
merchants and other employers of
help, where possible give these
musicians Ia preference, and thus
help in keeping up the band.
Lieutenant Archie Philleo, who
was on his way to his home at
Waubay from the training camp,
stopped off the train here during
the ten minute stop of the after
noon flyer one day last week. He
reports that his pocket book with
a considerable sum Of money, was
dropped from his pocket here or
just before he left the train.
The ladies aid society will serve
a Is cents lunch at the church par
lors next Thursday afternoon.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1918-09-06

Conserve fuel by buying your
cookies at L. w. Thirsks.
Attorney Elton Sutcliffe Of Mac
intosh, is making a visit to his old
home here.
Mrs. Victor Hanson Of Mason
City. Iowa, is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Wy1ie.
Mrs. A. Mittelstaedt and daugh-
ter, Irma, returned from Rochester,
Mimi, the first of the week.
w. c. Kayser has been in Mime
apolis during the week, and expects
to bring Mrs. Kayser with him on
his return.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Fossum has re-
ceived word of the safe arrival of
their son Albert in Europe. AL
bert left with the June contingent.
Mrs. Lonis Lockhart, who had
been stopping with friends in Mil
bank. returned to her farm Shome
in Stockholm township last week.
Mrs. r. L. Nichol is at Mime
apolis visiting her daughter Mary
at the Alfred Nelson home and al
SO taking in the Minnesota state
fair.
Mrs. William Ross accompanied
her daughter Esther to Winona,
the first of the week, where the lat
ter will take a course in the Win
ona normal.
VIM. Farnham is the first one of
the Milbank delegation to the ma
tional &. A. r. encampment at
Portland, Oregon, to return, COM
ing home last Monday night.
Mr.. Albert Seide arrived from
Miles City, Mont. the first of the
week, and will have charge of the
H.. A. Seide farm in Grant Center
township.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Tessin receiv-
ed word from their son Frank who
is situated at Camp Funston. Kas.
saying he was happy and will be
pleased with his lot among the
many fine men there.
The first frost of the season ap-
peared Monday night, and a little
severer Tuesday night. A good
deal of the corn is safe. but some
of the later maturing will be dam
aged.
Miss Margaret Bouck will be an
attendant at the St. Theresa college
at Winona this year, leaving for
there Monday night accompanied
by her mother who will spend a
short time with her.
Mr.. w. G.. Mcpherson received a
letter yesterday stating that his
daughter Margery sailed from Ho-
boken, N. Y, Tuesday, with six
hundred other red cross nurses,
bound for Europe.
Robt. j. Hicks of Los Angeles,
arrived Tuesday, and is greeting
his old Milhank friends while at
tending to some business matters
in this locality and in other parts
of the state.
Mrs. Earl Webster, and two
little sons who had been visiting
with friends at Hastings for the
past month, returned to her home
at Lieth, N. D., the first of the
week.
Jay E. Reeves, the republican
candidate for state auditor was in
town Saturday on his way to Rob-
erts county. Reeves was success
full in winning out over two other
candidates at the primaries and is
pretty certain of winning in the
coming election.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1918-09-06
ORDINANCE No. ~.

An ordinance to levy . tax for the 6scaI yesr
next ensuing.
Be il Ordained by the City Council OF the City
of Milbank, South Dakota.
Section l. That . tax to meet the expenees Of
Of said City Of Milbank, South Dakota, fer the
iecal year next eneulng, be and hereby 10 levied
upon the taxable property OF said City, and APP
pfOpriatod IN the amounts and for the pnHpOsee.
hereinafter specified 10 followe:
General Fund ......... 413,5OO ~
Interest Fund. 1900. 90
Library Fund. .............. 1000 %
Waterworke Fund ..... 1000. 10
Sinking Fund. 1000. CO
Section ?. This ordinance shall take effect
and be In full force from and after its passage.
adoption. approval and publication.
Passed fret reading August S. 1918.
Passed second reading September 3 1913.
Adopted and approved September 3, 1918.
PHIL G.. SAUNDERS, Mayor.
Attest: A. A. Blomquit, City Auditor.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1918-09-06

LOST-On road from Milbank
east to Big Stone, lady's small
black hat. Leave at Herald-Ad-
vance for reward.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1918-09-06
The Division.

He-So young March and his father
are carrying on the business? She
Hes. The Oh man runs the business,
while young March does the carrying
on.-New York Globe.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1918-09-06
FOR SALE-About 1000 feet of
PKG and 2x4 scantlings, different
lengths. Will be sold at big dis
count from regular price.
Farmers Elevator.
LOST.-Gold Tank Pin. Re
turn to Herald. Advance for re.
ward.

WANTED girl
for housework-$7 a week.
Mrs. Thos. Mani.
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Fox RENT-GOod Half Section
in kilborn Township. Good
large buildings. For contract
and particulars see Paul Kohler.
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Watch the Little Pinnples;
They are Natures Warming

any part OF the body take prompt
steps 10 rid the blood OF these disor-
ders. And the one remedy which has
no caua! as purifier is s. s. s.. the
rGr.ly vegetable blood mcdiciuc, which
mas been on the market for more than
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II you are anictcd with any form
oil SKIN disease, do not expect to be
cured ~ lotions, oiutmcnts, saivcs
an" othc" local remedies. as they
cannot possibly reach the source Of
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begin taking :. :. :. to-day. aud write
Il comp!c'" history Of your case to our
chici medical adviser who viii give
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