davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-18
Rcsie,rti al en- prnftiif GARNER

@PiiilpNilS pNA NVB I'll 0OAA p'iHA
@rGs, iou portc / peitlige Iiien.
Wan mcner BOG, at Spg par oct i9rItc
SlagS 8ron eQer aprn, Tom Mennc.
ifet ~bcgnnote at oprfc til @rug Tom
Menneifcfebe. Gre Gorieteter al @pg
er blet iulloct / DC forbiitoriife Sp=
boIiger i ScbneiS. elsie "Seboli-
ger" eaer forbiitoriife Goliger for
menncifelige @picner er ira Sten-
oloerel, ON life plore.
8obt @pqmel cIler "@arlep 6lour"
er iooleoeS life at forogtc. Wten oct
mao bore tint, pclbicrget @pg, ifal
oct bli goot 0tel oeraf.
2ibt 8risplpgi.
8riiens Saqa gaor iaa langt til
bage / Chen iom @erbenSbiitoricn,
gibelbiitorien og De ~falORiifc SoNn.
Sra ferlt al blep Spinet nprnleit be
trogtet iom ct llbnr og en- Ylage. &C.
mere begpnbte man rner at giore Jig
nogen Nptte al bette 9pr; men FOR
agtet, ofifpet og babet blep 6riien
liae fulot. Soroemt al Olotio5na.
tioner, Der bupoe 'at inb / fine Eros
ortifler, at BET por Spnb at ipiic
6leif og @riiefieo, forfulgt al Oh.
tibens pilbe Spgere iom ct forligt
Sfaoeopr oe friitenoe en- fltmmerlig
Silpprelie / Den "garnle SerbenS"
Storifoge % 6ielbtrafter er Den on1c-
rifonlfe Girls ibug BOG fonrmen ion
beit pao Strao, ot ocn betragteS ionl
ct al ire pigtige Yunfter / &erhens-
poIitifen. Sra NbomS Sio al til M
i Trpitoent @ilionS Sib bor 8riieu
belle Sibcn b9ret meo oS; men set
er mn for fsrite Sang / Gerbensbiito-
rien, at Nationer Ter op til @riien for
Hebning al Wenneifelip.
"aimbaa's Sairp Sarmer", @ater.
loo, Soma, bapoe MI nplig en- inter
esiart Mrtifel ON "tbe humble bog"
og | iammentrGngt Sorm ifal $50
items 29iere berpeo bli giort be.
fienot meb set pigtigite al, bpaO Sor.
fatteren al nppnte Yrooift bar al
iige ON Dor fpncs Sen 8riien. &ai
peger paa, at Hrobucering al Ileit
M er blet en- iaa pigtig Sag, al
Dor bpgtige Maoaominiltrotor, Scr
Sooper, bar funbet Jig opfororet I'll
at ubtale, at De ire melt uigtige Sing
iom mi freezes, forat hi fan pinot
Gerbensfrigen, er Sbin, Sfibe ol
Spebe. 2igeiom bon Sinoenburg bal
raabt efter SEPT be TO iibite Ior, be
gpnber M ogiaa Sc slaierebe at ber(
fig ont efter BET SlagS HGrinaSltof
Scot er en- opermaaoe pigtig Tart
ben menneifelige 9ipt, og Slcif cr oct
Sla9s Sebt, iom melt letpinbt og If
fert fan bli fragtet ODER Sapet.
Spor nteget mler bore @enner bin
lioes Sopet lpngter efter Spinepro.
buffer emo bort @lllo, fon hi lutte oE
til, naar pi faar bpre, bpilfe ltbprt
W9ngoer al %fsritn9onte De bar fiebt
al os bare mi paa ct IarS Tio
Sitter og otter igien bleo hi al "piie'
M9no giort opmerfiomme paa, a
Dor Bacon" par for feo; men 10,
Zig "gacon" er Ser be tolp iibitt
Waaneber betalt os ca. so WiQionel
Collars. 81 iolete nemlig 500 Wfil
lioner Bunb at amerifanif Bacon"
Connie, Ser biloe agere Gpifurer
@ioenifabsmrno eaer Geniorer, op
oageOe / lin Sio Srifiner og oil,
Slags ifaocliee Mifrober og 0erm:
/ bort 6leif, buffer Ri. Men troo'
bisie farllge Sell peb set olnerifonif
Sleif, ct ser / ct SioSrltm al 36i
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-18
unenepana @amiehiem.

sra min n5liitereuoe 0usiercr Ola
:. Tda bar lea mootaAct ieI8erOe Ran
port: 24oe Nooem6er 19t4 iuoiaf:
scr. 1923. RcHter 1914 ar. 500.
tQoe Sebr. 1915. u0iot: ST.. I.96s.p5.
Reufcr 1915. Str. 1885. 16,e Rn
1916. iaoiut: Gr. 1879. 8cuter
1916, Nr. ig0.6t. 9ieuter 1911 Gr.
223.37. lite San. t9ts, or. 5,so5 90.
:. {. Soitao.
Cotton, Z. Sal, 4oe Oft 1918.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-18
Vna er GreSturn.

Mae fieltber gamle Nli Vabo. %
bbem fan bel glemme BAN?
Men Gasiim2 Spem buffer ham?
San nar Sen arabat, ioin otter of ha
funoet @eien ino / Hppcrens Snle
gIemte De mueiife Orb: Gut op,
Geiam!", iom niloe ia iaaet oen
masfibe @ranltenoer til at aabne Zig
og sibe barn anleoning til at fonmc
no igien.
Seiam er ct Slags Srsforn, TOM
SrientenS SSolf brltger iii 5sbe. Mcn
% ben ubeloise Gasiim bapbe CLIENT
Wapnet, iogoe ban: "2iif op, gpg!"
Set bapbe life ben snifeoe Sirfning,
og % Msperen fanot Gasiim / i'm
9ule, brGbte ban bant.
Sig ben ,tlpffelige Gasiiin bar Ri
ieIb for Iar tilbaee CLIENT Napnet
paa ct pirfeIig gobt 6ebeitof for Wen-
neifer. Sg oct er 9pg, ri bar CLIENT.
8i bar / oct minblte CLIENT, at @pa
er ubmerfet greoforn. Oct er blet
ps til @ane at fobre Sprene oermeb.
@9rre enbba bar hi bruet oct til at
brpgge 9dperel ener "geer" at. Oct
Gaftl,m, at mar funoe faa itbmerfet
&ogemel oe 8rso al 9pg, babe hi
nIoeles CLIENT.
Sbeoe - Oronningen for ule
aornforter - bar ifipmmet bort os,
faa hi rent bar foragtet % ~ilrttet at
fpi1e dnbet @ren. Wen mi or set
paattoe, at hi retter os pp Iibt % be-
gpnoer at tpnfe en- Smule. 81 blir
tpit1gne til at bore poerit iporiomme
/ Dor @rug al Sneoe. Sporfor life,
iaalanee arieen parer, gaa tilbage
til @rugen al gpgmel?
"8t MO ga ia noget of poe,"
bppier iomme, ildar ma minoer Dem
ON, at be Burger mer Speoemel, END
be buroe. Sa, Ri maa ia noget at
Gbe. Sngen bar iaet eler ment
anoet. Spab iaa2 Bel, gpemel er
Stoffet. Man Z lore fig til at
BRUCE bet. Ser nlaa ipares Speoe %
&ug % brl,ges @pg, Wais, 9abre %
andre Cling / Blaoien. Soloaterne
| Sfpttergrabene ifal ia bpibt 8rsb,
iaolpnge ser porer Spebe / amerifa.
CT @psbrsb pelimagenoe, let for.
Dsieligt og n9renbe? CT 9pgmel
gobt &osen,el? So, min fanbten er
oct iaa! gpgmeI er ct ubmprfet
Subititut for Speoenlel. @obt @rsb
oe fine aager fam bli Iapet oeraf.
enten Der bruges bare 9pgmel, eller
Der br,iaes 9pgmel % Mel af Speoe
eller @pg iamnen meb oct. Gen ler,
farne Slismooer tr9nger BOG i9rifilte
Spifrifter at gaa frem eiter, naar
bun bruger 8pgmel / Stebet for
8peoemel, iom bun er pant meb.
It 8pg err babe gobt og n9renoe
@rsn label fom let forisieligt, fan
hi lutte oS til fra be Safta, at 2e.
gerne l9nge bar brugt Ssoeitoffe al
gDg for ippoe Barn.
l1boper gpgberne / Norse briigtes
Ser / min llngoom nGiten intei
Speoemel. S Sc ferite IS slar al nit
Sip ipiite icg life ct Eitnb Spebemel
pg Zig bar oct meo De fleite al mine
iepnalorenoe. Man brugte iinlpelt.
ben life Spcoennel til fort anoet enc
til Seeming paa Hiiengrpngrpoen for
9arielfoner og ON Suleaftenen
&smmegrpoen brltgte man 9pg.
mel til.
Oct err bit life mango Slar, fiber
gpgmel blep brligt mcr alminbeligt
emo 6peoemel for greo / De fleitt
ellroppiifc Sanoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-18

lltllUC lNu ltS $500 - ~
oelt, oplpier Ell bsitltaaeloe 2ono,
britQslGrer os ON.
Ser or itore Stre0 al @claien,
Iranfri9e o. Serbicn, bpor ct FOR
iproeli9t tort gntol Born M osr al
Wongel paa Dtelf.
Ser er S%pdubommc ont, at
Smer bill fomne op / Ell Collar 0un.
set ipinter. Sao gaIt blir set Tor
~baobentlia life; men oct cr iiffert
nof, at MeIf og We~lfcproouftcr fonl
nter OBJ i urimelie hei 8riS. en- al
@runoene err, at NeItefuer oa "lliu
SEEDS" er fommet op / en- YriS iom
ol0ria fer.
- arioen bar frebIet WIeieriin6u
Itrien belle @eroen ODER. Oct er Ser
Tor moetpaaliggcnoe, at hi Nmcrifo-
mere M lpager an ooa at fpoc Oh
ioa mango Melfefuer, iom ri poo
nogen Maaoe fan. Ser bill bli
Spprasmoal eiter 0telfefuer Tom
oIoria ier, naor Grigen or oper.
- Wtan fan life ls0e op iterfc.
tripIiQe 9ern liocn Melf.
6oroste life SfrmmctmeIfen
Gen err llomerfet nGrenoe Menneifc.
iooe os i~noebolber Stoiie, bporoi
@en % Wiiifler bpages op hos ct
@arn / Spperten.
- Spor Grobibition er in0iort
tiger Grooct efter Melf Tom Grit, "a
6geS Sorbritget al "~Sce.Greom" %
aiernemeIf. Sporior life hiplpC
Melfefua meb at giere Nntioner
corn og aiholoenoe?
- Si fan trpgt gao ub ira, at ser
or flcrc erlb ell SoloonboIocr, ION
giernc piIbe sisre fin Saloon ON iii
"2uncb Toom" eler "Scc-Greon
EurIor", bpis ser bar ~9SSccsGrcom"
"@uttcrmilf" og andre lignenoc Wtcl
f~eprooufter at faa fjebt / ioa itot
Wrngoe og iaa biGigt, at Gorretnin.
gen biloe lenne fig. gf oen 8rur>
ogioa ifuloe hi ia ma18e fIerc WeIfe.
fltcr.
Siocn Setroit, WichiQon, all
"tpr" iioite Mai, bar 6orbruget a
Melf iteget 20 og 6orbrn9et al aier
~ilernelf so Trocent | nponte gp. 81
Gcrion, iom bar pGnnet iig til Grit
gen al berltienoe 3riffe, men opri9
tiqt enifer at lutte, bill isle Game.
al og 2pngielen efter oenue 8if
mcget minore peb at la InIeoninf
iii at oriffe Ell eoo W9n9oe aierne
melt hpcr Dag.
- rs Collars pr. Son for Soeoe
itraa, S4 Dollars for so og So Sol
lars pr. Con for Ilfoliabp bar Mnr
feoSpriS paa bette Sober / 6ranfrigI
for ct Ear Waaneber iioen.
"0tilfing Sbortborn Breeder
Isiociotion" bapbe lit oorlioe Meo.
unoer Stotsllbitiaingen / Winneiot,
/ September. Ine ti~Iiteoeppreno
por bel tilfrebs meb Den 5rcnqaitg
man / Iarets Sob bapoe giort, o,
bopoe set bcbite Soab for Srentiocrl
Sslgenoe Gmbebsmpno polgte$
9rpiibent, Sobn 2ogsbon, @oter
bile, Sa.; gicepraiibent, 90. g
Stoner, slbert Sea, Minn.; Scfre
ter, &. SO. 8idougbbp, Ohio, o
&asierer, 8. 6. 8iuarb, ct. 9oul
Minn.
Nan If,ll0e aloeleS life p9nn
Barn til &affe og Che. Oct ifooc
oeres Nerpeipitem % sbelGgger berc
Wtabe.
On Din Nobo sosler, er 81
lige fillot bin Gligt at ipare. Spi
ell Sen bolot poo at or,lfne, piloe s
ba bel ipringe oiiteb for at reooe ban
Iclo ON en-, ION bar BAN nprmert
uloloo at gisre Def?
"Hationol @or @arocn Con
mission" bar giort bet Sperilag
at Der / Soreneoe Stater / 1918 bic
aplet Sopeinger prrb 1926, 100000
Ser bar 5,2S5,000 &aoeitnffel
9ette bar meget beore cno / 191
ogiaa.
= Wii er set oen rette Sio at fali
poife inoe i Sisiet, @riiebuiet, Ssr
iebuiet og anOre Suie, man bill +
9pr ! til 8intereit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-18

Volt MI brlHee Dig
ell reouler Collar
Eutfe al Or. Ban
9Ieds trebobbeIte ab,
~torpiiou Sshauoliugio
fteeupr. bIpoeuos,
uofaaenbc Mites
torlt ale andre liqusube
Gnber alt / umerist
GmtIng at prove
tttt. Sr. Dan DIED
fieiiaere Qirnrg / B;
Soreuehe SfnisrS Ar'
me, anoeHbtt 40 Mar III
Of fulofommeuqisr, fE
MI
Nbforption Wstho;
&c. 9neeuQrip. tuatn
Lfnerser lor1R,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-18
libliaere inorGpporteret ipm %iapnei, M
inprapp0rtcrct ipm iaarct.

@ripaie @eorge Snnier. Gbriitian
Damien, 4t5 81. Aune Gpe., Rem Yort.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-18

0cIeie. HiSsoc 6apoe ueo fin 7so en-
Stor / Gorge ieut Barn. @rict % Carl
Sreuomo. 4ir9. u. ydthrop. Nrs. Oue
@ahIen oa 9lr5. 9}ariiu So6nion. iamt
- &nrucbdru, iom nlIc ouerle0cr bdnr.
QOu iteott5 til 0Uilc uao 5alem Ne
ujabeOS @roolno moer itor 2eltaoeIic
SEN 2soc Scpt. 1915 %ditor Gauss
Iauo. SicNei9 EreIt, forreitct / 0ients
met. airieu % pto @rayeu. z.
CinfS. M}tuu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-18
stsI'Sere inorarporteret ium Janet ei
ter &anIp, nm tIlbaac / Sleuelteu.
2pOcus 4oit.

Ttitt Atllou Gt0eu oD0e Den 21oe
Scpt. / in @U,Aeri5u "a Gattcr, 4ir. "a
4tr9. NJ. y. GNgtHs 0lem, i13o Sci
fcrloH St., VI. T., NUntapoljs. 9uu
pdr fsOi / @t~lgr0dIen / Norge Den 2uoe
Sec. io40. alilua uUr IS gtar %guuuleI.
1862 0leu bdu giit meO Souru Col
.ttltH I Sronoulcm. &un bIeu begUdpcn
ion ! llger 'toen. SC booze ruuot
Srouobicm in0tiI / 1858, oa Sc uoudus
0rcoc III Iutrita. Sc booze ell (O /
can GIairc. NlS., o. Tom iao I'll 9}us
utdpoIl@. 9iiHu c9 booze uu1Nt her iuos
II. lor rs Var ltceu. "a DC bcguuoIe at
larue / NORTH EGtota. &c lioltc to War
bar &c boo, hos os. Dc oucrIcUcs al 7
Darn, uemIig: Mrs. !. &. 3obuiou,
S%poiane. &uH., N{r2. Martha &aIu.
So3 angeles, sal. airs. GbdrIcS Smitb.
Goper. Sonho, Mrs. @ult Morgan.
&aib. y. y. Mrs. W. &. Gugcu. Win
~nCupoIt9, 4FiWu. Souj5 ANdmo, Mia,
Y. Sdt., Nugcu ao0m. Scut!Ic. BuiA.,
lduut % Narueburu % Nrrtbdrusbnrn.
Grco meo here's Steu! &tlitBuet pare
rere5 Wjn0e,
". q. gnoen.
@dmle Nrcuomn cr lite mere iblGuot
o9. 6Gu cr Gdaet inc Ill sen euige 3ois
lc. Mcu 0uo iom Ueo at Riere alt til
oct bebltc unNtc oog Bdnlle @ren6no ell
lang arbeioSou8. span bar oeo i'm
$40 50 Nar / @nancNer % 7 Gage
gGnlmcl.
&cncr 6. Vreuomo bIep isn't Scu 19oc
Wiai 1886 / eNira!er. Eronobienl5 Amt.
Nor9c. ! 1889 iuoGif ban / 999teitnb
ueo Sobduna Gl30ditcr StorodI. Sette
YGgtcitab pcliigneoe5 mco fem Barn.
i'm ollie oucrleucr oeut. I 1871 foregit
ser Ell itor llounuorjug ira Norge Ill
Nmcritn. n9 cftcr Here Samtdler meo
Solt. iom ticuotc til Sorboloeue hcr,
b. lteIntc ban ljg III al ltQc i'm Enite pna
9lncritd5 mug bare Slettcr. Sdn uos
uanorcoe iii 4meriid mco i'm 6amille
Den 3oic Mioi 1871. 8eiien / De Gage
par me9ct trrttenoe % beiprrIigi oIlis
qcnel bolOt ne no % nadeoe enoeli9 III
@eitemmelieslteo, iom bar Wooolue 60,
Wtiun.. ben 13oe Gull eiter omtrent ic
on en- hoIu Nooueos Neiie. & @ooobuC
blep ban "a Ell fort Sib, % Teoer, ION
iuar badbe trdftjq og mooig. erhneroei
iia mart nogcn 9ienoom; ida 1T bar
Snit iii at ilntte iii Big Stone Hafe,
Ntum. Gcrbcn fierte ban od meo Smt'
QrantDogn. tuIi,ct al Crer. 9darer
1875, men Der iturbieoe ban nm e.
aur, % uucrcNe &oareu 1876 fortIntrc
ran Meilcn iii Cioiis. @an tisbte ltf
ia ct 5tnttc @anN / Oct ipoligc @oroor
Iolpui6ip. Scr iii ban NrliN for ltrtt
iprre arrfter. hi i DC Sage bar Del
Inn uiIoe 5.ooen ga. her rpooet ldu
% her bhgatt ban. 0an babe Sptter
uieO iio ca tirmpcoc iia ircm ira sat
tiooom til @elitauo. 6an a en- a
Tiontrcrne on mnatie l%anIeoes noe III
Cpferelie al Nirier "a Stoler. @renoa
mo bar ilittig at goa III Nirtc Ell Sio.
men / &c ienere 9lar bar BET mc8ct pan.
itcliot ior ham at goa. % iadleoes hleC
han mere biemme Mtu lad be9puot'
Nrpftcrue al aflogt Qariie hurtiat. Sot.
tcreu taIotcs oq al 0irlp, ionl emml
20 tirrliQc SruNer fan ttIoctcbrin9e
bIeu uoet; men ait foraiCUc5. 6dn III
boo beholOc Ncpjoitheoeu Ill Bet ltoite
San baroc oaiuo beu @lroe al Ie ole
line Barn tpiet oocr zugeiengen. b
&uoi!abct tom. 6nu oi8it req Geoer
ocu 26oc 5ept. 1918, etter e. tort en-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-18
@rmiont Yiles.
Sr. San gled bar funoet rate
2inoring, bpilfe belbreber
Sninocr.
Gem Sort for Collars Mpue frit

Sill b%pem'ombsIit liOeabe at 9iles (0Gs
morrboioer) sler pt bette ubesrGnieoe Gil
buo: Seno os bin Aoresie, oa pmoQaeu0e
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-18
Haao o. 1inf.

Si bar / Ell runb Gum % Mil.
lioner gtclfefuer / Joreneoe Stater,
% biSie aucr giper ioa omtrent 49,.
900 Wiaioner go. Melf for slaret;
men naar De iorifieaise Weieripro.
buffer er taget no al oenne Wclte.
m9ngoe, er Der life iaa meget Nielt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-18
Saaret / aarnp, tieIiserc inorappurteret
inn SBD,

$riVaie Gle Spaniou. Mrs. Spau
Slpoulun. cider. Z. sat.
Stollsere tnorappprterct iom iauuet CT
ter aantp, nm incorporated ipm
~ianret.
Corporal 0atrD SeonaGo 6risiea
gSrs. S9erela orI@leI. 5oo Sro0o St.,
Su8uua, GA.
Yuoate ettcr {. 5auoen. Eete,
Suhoen. amlte >, Yelteun guptos.
4tllnl.
SrtUate Qturp 5obuion. C.c 8
SO9mpH. Craze, u. Sat.
Srloate .,l.o 5. $eterleu. GaroIin,
y. %eteplen, Naqson, Soabo.
stellscre inorarporteret ium inpuet ef
ter Stamp, m tllOage / SJeueiten.
Corporal N0ut9 :. 4.liou. SanMc.
Aeilon 2ljl @oaig <9triceuIb Street
&3IdocIplt0, "a.
YrIUute Qaaie ~ Carton. Mrs
QItnule $dripu. u. j.. 2. NO. ,. Sdui
Gcuer, 4tnu.
SInnoeu.
GultBu AreI Moore ypoitront, II. 2
Nasal Icltr,e 6oyec, arglt oeo Geoel
al &laBcbGpnotllc pad et &(driuebolpl
tai / %Etdatrl6. Yto0cr. Qtr3. Aaro.unt
SluoIronl, 0I!.on, STAINS.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-01-17
PaIAd, Pale, Putty Faced Peopis Need Carriers Iron PILLS
EASILY PROVED HIS POINT
Soldier Could Show by Official Mus
kerry Regulations That He Was
Entitled to Leave.

A newly made y. c. o. was drSirous
OF obtaining leave, SO when he APP
peared before his officer To ask for it,
the latter asked him his reason for re-
luiring leave. The y. G. q. replied
that he wished to see his wife. where
upon the officer said:
II also wish to see my wife, but I
cannot get leave to do So: YOU must
have a better reason than that"
But" said Tommy, II am entitled
to It."
The officer smiled and said: How
do you make that out?'
well" said Tommy, "t You turn
up paragraph $40 of mrGkctry rcgula-
tons you will see why"
"Musketry regulations. ~ exclaimed
the bewildered officer. "Why muSket-
W regulations of all things?"
cts like this, sir" said Tommy. at
says: Officers and noncommissioned
officers should be given occasional OPP
%portunities of revising their impress
sions of the human figure at known
distances, and should he encouraged TO
use small scale maps as II guide in
Judging "-pearson's Weekly.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-01-17
Continued Next Weekly
England and the Doctors.

The newspapers in England are still
talking over the initial plumbers Of the
army leaders by which medical students
denied exemption at the start Of the war
and indeed encouraged, almost shamed
into enlisting as privates, a. II to stay u,
school were a disgrace. brought about a
famine in doctors that still continues. The
third year medical students for 1919 are
still Is per cent below the normal numbe
All concerned are now trying to remedy
the error. This Is in England in the
fourth year Of the war.
But It Is to be noted that We, with al
this folly before our eyes, are repeating
exactly the same plumbers. The medica,
schools Of today, while partly aided by
presidential order of August, have not yet
had from the war department or congress
that practical and common sense relief
which all are agreed Is needed to insure 8
continuous and adequate supply Of doctor.
for the military service and for civilian
life as well. The situation recalls. with
its absurdities. the famous paradox .!
George Bernard Shaw, that "since the un.
expected always happens and history re.
peats Itself what is the use Of trying tc
profit by experience?" And there are an.
parently many bureaucrats who belong {:
'cui bono" not the pro bono publicu''
school.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-01-17
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local Applications as they cannot reach
the diseased portion OF the ear. There is
only one way II cure Catarrhal Deafness,
ard thai Is by "A constitutional remedy.
HALLE CATARRH MEDICINE acts
thr" esn the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces
Of ne System. Catarrhal Deafness is
caIsed by an infamed condition OF the
mucous lining OF the Eustachian Tube.
When this tube Is intiamed you have a
rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and
when 1t Is entirely closed. Deafness is the
result. Unless the Inflammation can be re-
duced and this tube restored to it's nor
NAL condition, hearing may be DESTROYED
forever. Many cases of Deafness are
caused by Catarrh, which Is an inflamed
condition Of the Mucous Surfaces.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for any
case Of Catarrhal Deafness that cannot
se cured by HALLS CATARRH
All Druggists 75c. Circulars free.
2. j. Cheney e. Co, Toledo, Ohio.
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ORIGIN OF RED CROSS.

G. asks: will you write about the
origin Of the Red Cross? We have had
the matter up in discussion and Z find
that few Of us know and those who
think they know are very much divided.
VIII you set us right"
Reply-In 1862 Dunant, Of Geneva,
Switzerland, wrote a book in which he
described the sufferings Of a wounded
soldier with such vividness that an in
formal conference of the representa-
tiveS of various nations was held in
Geneva in 1863. In 1864 a formal con
ference of various strong civilized ma
lions was held in Geneva upon the in
vitation of the Swiss government. This
convention adopted certain rules and
regulations for the more humane care
Of the sick and wounded in warfare.
This is the origin OF the Red Cross.
In a certain sense the foundation vas
laid by Larray, who with the support
OF Napoleon organized the medical
corps Of the French army on a basis of
efficiency and humanity never before
attained.
In the civil war, 1861 to 1865. Letter
man completed the organization Of the
relief forces on lines much more eff
ficient and much more humane than
those Of Larray. But the United States
government failed to give immediate
support to Letterman and his plans.
Our government also refused to sign
the articles OF the Geneva convention.
These and allied shortcomings were
responsible for the interest of q former
school teacher and later employe Of the
patent office, Clara Barton.
During h civil war and for several
years thereafter Clara Barton did on %
small scale just what the American Red
Cross is 10Y doing. Exhausted by her
labors, she went to Geneva for her
health In 1869. There she met and came
into cooperation with the international
committee Of the Red Cross. She
worked in cooperation with them in ex-
tending relief in the Franco-Prussian
wal OF 1871.
In 1883 she returned to the United
States n organized the American Red
Cross and began an agitation to have
the United States ratify the resolutions
Of the Geneva convention. She re-
manned president Of the American Red
Cross until 1904.
The organization has gradually in
creased it's scope. its field and it's ma
chlnery for rendering help until now It
Is reaching out Owe a good part Of the
world and rendering help to civilian
populations in scores "a ways a. we'll
as discharging Its better known re-
sponsibilities in connection with mill
tary forces.
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TWO KINDS OF WAR JOBS
Not Always Quite Safe to Believe Q
Man Not in Khaki to Be a
Stacker.

A youthful volunteer, stationed at
n of the great military camps NOT
far from New York, accosted brusque-
~ Il civilian carrying q tennis racquet
"TenniS, eh?" he said, scornfully,
"NVhy don't you get a rifle?"
The man with the racquet looked at
him thoughtfully, without anger. x
don't blame you for being q bit. cocky,"
he replied at last. IF l were In your
place Id be the same way. How
would you like to be staying at home?
| have a wife and two little boys and
Il mother and a sister-and my two
brothers have gone to France. rye
got to stay at home. GOT to-do you
get that:"
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health. ] believe the Compound will
cure any female trouble. Mrs. ALICE
HELLER, Christopher, III.
Nervousness is often a symptom of
weakness or some functional derange-
ment, which may be overcome by this
famous root and herb remedy, Lydia
=. Pinlham's Vegetable Compound, as
thousands Of women have found by
experience.
If complications exist, write Lydia E.
Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass, for
suggestions in regard to your ailment.
The result of its long experience is
ct your service.
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Strictly According to Law.

Mr.. j. J. Hissey, in his book, 1.-The
Road to the Inn tells the following
story:
A parson was quietly seated in his
study when n of his male parish
toner's was shown in to him, carrying
Il baby.
"Parson," he says, ''as the law tells l
must give you onc-tenth of all | pro-
duce, here's my tenth child" and with
out another word the nan placed the
baby on the astonished parsons knee
and departed.
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SELF DEFENSE
DEFEAT DAcKAcHE AND KIDNEY
TROUBLE WITH ANuRlc.

Many people in this section, as else.
where, have suffered from rheumatism
and kidney trouble and have found
Anuric to be- the most successful remedy
to overcome these painful and danger
Gus ailments.
The lucky people are those who have
suffered, but who are now well because
they needed Natures warning signal in
cme to correct their trouble with thar
wonderful new discovery of DR.. Pierce's
called An-u-ric. You should promptly
heed these warnings, some of which are
dizzy spells, backache, ir~regularity of the
urine or the painful twinges of rheuma.
tism. sciatica or lumbago. To delay may
make possible the dangerous forms of
kidney disease, such as diabetes or stone
In the bladder.
To overcome these distressing condi-
lions you should take plenty Of exercise
In the open air, avoid q heavy meat diet,
drink freely of water and at each meal
take DR.. Pierce's Anuric Tablets double
strength. You will, in a short time. find
that you ere one of the firm indorSers OF
Anuric, rs are many of your neighbors.
You can obtain q trial package Of
Anuric by sending 10 cents to DIR. Y. Nj.
Pierce, Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y.