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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-02

Mait Ser geenbigu1,a bes Rriegess.
1T ser Community Serpice" nidt az
@nbe gefomn1en. Ct iii bas Mittd.
tpoourh Die 8elpobner zines Ber1el11s
tpeieng aufommengebraht nno 81.
imirfliiden Mitglie0ern Deg 8ernel11,
.neIens gemadt merben forrer. Bie
11ohpen6ia cine iolhe 8eapegu1g nas
mentliA IN unierem 2anbe it braIdt
niht mnge erfldrt 5u tperber. Die
Bereinigter Stuaten iino rieienld,neuls
bernnaepab1en, Dos 8ndstum l1-
ierer Staote 1T in Der gan5ea 0elt
iprihtp0rtli6 getpor6en. Dab bel
|bie1er iiiberltur3enben 5dmeligfeh ote
|qeIeuigen Ertebe 11nter Der 51la1nn1e1-
aetpurfelten 8ep6lferurg niht ina1ler
au ibrem &edte famen, lit ielbitper-
ifGnoli6. Mnmentli1 bic I'M Qnslanb
aeborenen Entertainer, bie nibt pie
Sic einbeimiibe Bep0lferung 0nrb
pie1e alte Gamilien- unb Srenro-
idaftsbanbe 5uianmengebalten mer4
ben. empfinoen ben gelealgen Bug
i'm amerifaniiben Seben am lbtper-
iten.
Die @erloner, neld)e an Der SpibBe
0es Community Seroiee" lteben,
berfolgen feinerlei politiide ooer. re-
Iigsoie l81pede. Sic 8etpegrmg ordngt
ben beridie6enen 8emeinueien
nidt anf. Gle min nur for6ern6 nno
berateuo tpirfen. @ie iegensrei6 ibre
Birfung fem tann, erbeQtals ben
Die ). 8. bas bon ibr &c.
f0roerte @eieafdaftsringen 81 Der.
5eidnen bot. Mieman6 miro beitrei-
ten fonner1, bob Sic 8flege beg ge-
meinIdaftli9en @eianges mobltnen1
n1f 6os gauge rationale 2eben Elm.
mirft. Dem Community Serbtce0
1tebt in BEN @ereinigten Staaten eth
Jelo often, nn6 glidltderz
tpeiie 1in6 Die &rafte un6 Die Detttel
our geadernng bieies 5eloes borban-
ben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-02
Whisky, Bier, Vein

1O1 fonpIette SSornr1iIns uro SSnffrnf<
tionen fir Die @eimerdelgl11lg bon Mog<
gen, Niais etc. 8bisfies. @6tes Bier,
8o{ton Ale, Nal5, eta. Nuspabl BON
Beinen, Sort, 5berrp, Q0tpen6ann, ole
@orten Beeren, etc. Seine 2ifore, 4og@
nat unb &irf1en, Yfiriid. Nprifofen etc.
Brnnbb. W2it ober Deiti1ieren, einlblieB>
Ii6 Der 3ertennng unb beg DeftiIierens
5ubau1en. Son Mdnuern %nationalen STU
fee in DEM 8rauergefddfte borbereitet.
5ie f6nnen bic SSngreoien6ien IN ssSbrer
Ort19nft fn1fen. Gin 8Iblein NIT ben
pben nngefIbrten Sornrnlas, IN einfnder
a6prn6e mad @rbalt bon SO Gents IN
8ar, Boftmnrfen, @eloantpeHling ooer
gbed 5ugeimbt. 40
amerieatt &orne Sewerage Company
|274 sssau1es ct. Mron, 0bio.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-02
Citation for Hearing on Distribute

Citation for Hearing on Distribution.
Estate Of Susan Muller, Deceased.
State Of Minnesota, County Of +
In Probate Court.
IN the Matter Of the Estate OF Susan
Muller, Decedent.
The State Of Minnes0ta TO all per-
sons interested in the distribution OF
the estate OF said decedent:
The representative OF the above
named decedent, having fled IN this
Court her petition praying. 9 the dis
tribution of the residue OF said estate
to the persons thereunto entitled,
Therefore, You, and each Of1 you. are
hereby cited and required to- show
cause, IL any you have, before this
Court at the Probate Court Rooms IN
the Court House In the Cityof1St.
Gloudgin4the Countyao Of Stearns. State
OF Minnesota, on the e
10th DAY OF OCTOBER, 1919,
at 9 o'clock A. NJ, why said petition
should not be granted.
Witness. The Judge OF said Court.
and the sealYof said Court, this 18th
day Of September, 1919.
:fseaD J. b. HlMSh
1882 Probate Judge.
4E-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-02
q OFFICER 1919.


tn her the said Anna Gertrude VOL
back. and the Court, having fixed the
time and place for hearing safd petit
ton;
hereby cited and required 70 show
ca,,se. II my you nave. before this
rnnrt. al tie Probate Court Rooms In
fhe court House. III the City Of St.
rIoudsin the County Of stearns. State
OF Minnesota. on theE--.
J, 17th DAY OF OCTOBER 1913,
1t nine o'clock, q. Nj Why saId petl-
should not be granted
Witness, the Judge Of said Conr,:
and the seal OF saidacourt Ibis litn
day Of September. 1919
(SeaD I y. 7. ms
25-2-9 Juuse
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-02

Sene japaniidenS taatsman1er, bic
Ben g0ilferligopuft als buman be3eih~
men, ideinen nidt be6adt 5n boben,
6ab Elm 2ano, bag 6ie br1tale Ser
qetpaltig111g &oreas l1n6 ieiner Be=
b%0ilferung amf benz 56nlofonto bat,
immer eine foniide 6ignr madt,
tpenn ieinetS taatsmdnner BON Sun1a.
1it6t ipreden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-02
pferoefleiih ais Nahr=
nn9.
Ser aongref beanftra9t 6as 2anb'
,uirti&aftsamt, bic Snipetion
bpr5mnebmen.

I'm Ben 9anoel nit ei1iger min.
oertperttgen Bfer6en III oieiem 2an@
be, sic iib nidt be5ablt MAIDEN, 5t
foroern unb bie Sieiid5ufl1br nad Ell,
nigen ser groBeren 5td6te Der Ser
.Gfaaten un6 nad) Dem Nuslun6e, no
8feroefleii9 als menidli6e Nabrrng
beniibt miro, 5n permebren, bot 6er
RongreB bas 8un6es0epartemem lr
2an6tpirti6aft beauftragt, Bfer6e<
fleilh un6 oara11s bereeitente 8aren
AT inipi3ieren. Die 3uidbe al ben
B~eItimmungen, Die Die bon bent 9ez
portement bor5nncbmenoen Slei16be=
ldnuungen regeln, tpur6en bonn Som
greB am "a. SSl1li angenon1nren nno
es mnroen 100000 bemiQigt our
Musfubrlng Ser Mrbeit mabreno beg
nit oem 80. sunni 1920 enoenoen
&edmungSiabres.
Mnn ertportet, BOB Die Mnnnbme
6ieles 3uiates 6te Wirflng baber
miro, onb minoertpertige 8fer6e I'M
gan5en 2arbe Fir meni6lide goab,
rungs5tpede geibladtet mor6en nno
oab ii9 b%eionoers Elm Marft fiir Die
@leiner, bielfab mtl6en 8feroe aus
oem 8elten fin6en miro. Dieie Eiere
fre1ien piel bon Dem bei6rdnften SUIT
terDorrnt, Sen onoeres Bieb gebraudt,
oos fi6 better beaablt. Die Musmer=
5unq Ser nnertpiinidten 8feroe miro
ni6f n11r mebr Srtter fir beiieres
6hladtbieb nn6 5bafe liefern ion-
Bern aud mebr 2e0er uno Sleiib.
Sober Betrieb, III 6em 8fer6e 5u beH1
Btpede geidIabtet mer0en, Inn Nab-
rungsmittel 5u liefern, bte I'M 5tpf=
ihenjtuatIi9e11 nno acknowledgements
febr our Berienbnng o6er gum Ser
fnnf gelangen, muB nah ben renelt
gor1hriften bon 8un6esbeamfen I'M
Epi5iert peroen. Das 5bIadten Der
Hferbe nn6 Die 3~ubereitung un6 8e=
banolung bes Bferoefleii6es muB IN
8etrieben Dor iih geben, Die bon De-
men getrennt fin6, no anoereSiere ge-
l9ln1tet nn6 ~5ubereitet mer6en. Oil
les Bfer6efleii6 1nb ole 8fer6e=
HeiIdrGrool1fte muifen bel1tlib als
vBferoefleii1~ ODER nls uBfer6e=
fIeii6Broo11fte" gefenn5eihnet mer-
BEN nnb ben 8ermerf auftpeiien II.
g. inipeeteo at1o pnifeo By tie Il. g.
Department Of Mgrtc11lture. "Dtte Bor-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-02
Citation for Hearing on Petition for
Administration.

Estate Of Frank H. Wolbeck, Deceased.
State OF Minnesota, County Of Stearns,
In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate Of Frank
H. Wolbeck, Decedent.
The State Of Minnesota, to all per-
sons interested In the granting Of
administration of the estate of said
decedent:
The petition of Anna Gertrude Vol
beck having been filed in this Court,
representing that Frank H. Wolbeck.
then a resident of the County OF
S~tearns, State. of Minnesota, died inte-
state on the 9th day of September,
1918, and praying that letters of ad-
m%inistration of his estate be granted
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-02
>ie

Die Observation-Disclosures
bon Yenniplbonin bat iiingit IN elmer
@itlng gu 8ottspiue beidloiien, ur1-
fqbig getporbenen 6remoen, Die nad(
ibren @eimotsIdnoern 5urid5ufebren
minfhen, nnes ibnen 5ufomme16e
@eIo in elmer @nn5iurnme 51 getpab-
rem, Inn ibnen 5n belfen, oriben in
elm @e1ddft ein5utreten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-02
Citation for Hearing on Petition t.
Sell. Mortgage or Lease Land.
SfafaSnf Ainnasnfa. County Of Staarna

Sell mortgage OF Leabe L4nOs
State of Minnesota, County Of Stearns,
In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Guardianship OF
John W. Schmidt, and William
Schmidt, Minors.
The. State OF Minnesota to all per
SONS Interested in the sale of certain
lands belonging to William Schmidt,
one of said minors:
The petition Of Caspar Schmidt
as representative OF the above named
minor, being duly filed lin this
court, representing that it is neces-
sary and for the best interests of said
estate and of all interested therein
that certain lands of said minor
described therein be sold and pray
ing that q license to be him granted
to sell the same:
Therefore, You, and each Of you, are
hereby cited and required to show
cause, IL any you have, before this
Court at the Probate Court Rooms In
the Court House In the City Of st.
Cloud in the County Of Stearns, State
of Minnesota, on the
18th DAY OF OCTOBER, 1919,
at 9 o'clock A. NJ, why the prayer OF
said petition should not be granted.
Witness, The Judge Of said Court
and the Seal of said Court, this 18th
daysof September, 1919.
.tSeal) j. B. HIMSL.
A. 81. KLASEN, Probate Judge.
Atty. 25-2-9.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-02

Momiral Sims ennpfieblt brinsenb
6ie @nttpidI11ng oes GaMdbooteS dig
maritime 8nffe, u1t6 es 1T bod nod
gar ridt 10 lange Der, % nns gefagt
m1r6e, Der @ebrdn6 6es Snl16bootes
nls &riegstpnffe lei %n1bereinbnr nit
benz g0;lferredh un6 cine Nation, Die
es 6enno6 gebra1de, ftele it'd boz
6urb unBerbnb 6es tnterotionalen
@eiebes, merbe al einem 8iratenDoH.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-02
0og &~ereiniqte Staatet @dJata1tt

Das @ereinigte Staate1 sd)nta1tt
bot am Is. September 3inien I'M Be
TRACE bon Iber 88 Miaionen Collars
auf brittle Greibeitsnnletbe Sbllga-
tio1ea1 nnsbeaabH 8Mrbe nun oteie
groBe @umrre bon ben gmpfdngern
gIeib mieoer fir 2ebensbeonrfniile
a11sgegeber, 10 mare bic nrroerrnetol1-
.de 6olge, oaB Die 8reiie iofort mel
ter IN Sic &6be gingen. Ser Sfabb=
.amts1iefretar rat barum ben Bomb
sbaibern, ooB iie, itat bieie 3inien n
bieaei9t nnn0tiger 8eiie anS5rge<
ben, 6ieielbebn in &riegsfparmarfen
un0 Ebrift Stannps nnfs 1te1le a115u-
legen, moourd tie tpeiere 8inien er-
tDerben. Denn cine iebt fir $40
erbdItlide @parmarfe bringt am l..
Esanuar 1924 $500. Sic Seller mo-
gen iih nal iberlegen, OBJ Der Borz
{dIng beg S6abamtsiefretars ntft
Iebr n%nnebnrbar TT.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-02
Die iapuniIhe Negier1t11a lit NIT

Die japuniide Megier1tna 1T nit
oen1 @afiffan III Observation-Disclosures ges
treten betreffs Ser 6eutiden aatbo=
.IiIIen Mifiionet1 n1f ben @arolir1e1lz,
!5ariar1ten- uno Observation-Disclosures I'M
lgtiuen D5ean. 81 oieien nnferboro=
lungen 1T @opitidn Oatnamofo, rn=
berer MearinesMltttode Der inpaniideft
Botiduft III Nom bafelblt eingetrpf=
fen. Die qenanrten SSnieln iteber, lett
3iie at 8egirm oes &rieges BON ben.
tssnparera Sen Dentlden abger1on=
men tpa1roeen, l1rtter idpnTiiber Yer
tpnltung.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-02
1tn1ere Mifbiiroer i'm 8effer

nn1ere Mitbiirger i'm 8eften,
1dreibt NIT leilem Spotte Elm We6=
ielblatt, fonten lih nidt Dont Settle
oes &ritiiierens beberr1dn lanen,
Ionoern eber 6es Hrdii0enten reiden
@ortlfJab nnb bie 2eidtigfet nn6
l@legon3 ieiner Mnsor11dsmeife be-
nunbern, obne iib babel an6 nur
fir einen Mugenblid lang 5n erin-
nerr, ob 6as, nas er iebt an ben ber=
fbiebenen @lditen 1ogt, nidt bas
ge1rnl1e @egenteil bon Dem lit, paS
er friiber nnb dnoerstpo geiagt boz
ben mag
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-02
eSn be1 gereiniote1l Gtnaten gibi

cyyl ben Weretnt8tet 9t1atelt gtbt
eg lett atpei tntboIifde SSournaliifen-
idulen cine an Der Motre Come uni-
periitat III 5nbiiana, Me unbere an
Ser Marquette unibenfitM IN Diil-
tpaufee, Wts. Sn bielen oitliden fn-
tboliiden @od)ibl1ler baben bic 2eb-
rer eirnnal Bic Mohe eine oge1u11te
fatboliide NpeBfa1noe eingefnbrt Die
,92efftion III Der MeIigior tpirb Daonrd
~intereiiat nnb lebrreid gen1aft, bob
Sic. 5hIler ei1er Beri6t geben mil.
len Mber einen @egenitano, Der nl1
Die Stride unb Neligion be5ug baf
unb uber Ben Tie III Drem fntboli-
sfden BamilienbIatte geleien boben.
5n9e miro udbreno Der ;4ate-
bismusItunoe aufgenornrlen unb be-
5banoeH Il. 70 Der MeligionSnrterriht
nit Ben Eagesereignilien in Nerbin-
Dung gebrabt. CENT? cine ein1d91e1-
.ben6e Neuernng!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-02

Midt MIR i'm &ongrek Ser &erei-
nigten 5tauten, aud) i'm Harlamente
nnieres Gnbbar1taates Canada bean<
ltan6et nlou Sen beIprodenen Bura=
qrnpb 10 Der 2ign Der Matione11, 6ob
Elm ie6es 5a oerfelben gebortge 2ano
nit Gut nnb Bluf 6ns %territoriale
Be1ibtnm zines ieben ser 38 2an6er
berteibigen fon, auS benen Die 2iga
beiteben miir0e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-02
1sra1t Mnna @eiabtntn11 8enfielb,

7yT4M NIlIl 2UEEYDllH1H Pt1tTtetuI
kyrau Beg friiberer 8ofi6afters fur
De1terreid-l1ngarn, bot benz gr5btz
idofe bon Bbilaoelpbia ibr AerrltdeS
Mobnbans nebit Barf IN @ermat~
totpn, als &aben Sin befanrt, ge-
ihenft. Sc miro IN etne Mfaoemte
bermanoelt meroen, bic 1t1ter 2eit1ng
Ser 5dmetern Ser Mufnabme Dea-
riers aus Branfrei6 ffeben miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-02

Meniden, Die fietg gut ein 0iirfen,|
spiiifen eS aar nidt al idddiiben, nie
ib6n fie eg baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-02
Der @pla,tasansiduf ser Mnti

Der NDll31tgsd1sfdjdtR e Al1l1
,galoon 2eugue Of Mnrerica bot an
sSreitag in Chicago, Sa, IN let11er
.6dluBfonferen5 nit benz Staafs=
8rafioerten Der 2igu beihlofien, It'd
:1nper5nglid ouf baS 8ebtet Der mo-
tipnalen 8oIitif 5u begeben, oa1rt1f ore
politiiden 8arteien .ge55hpllr1ger1 ner=
ben I'M ndidifen Sabre &aroioatett
fir sic 9raIioentidaft 81 1lo1r1ir1teren,
tpelde fih oHm Derpflihten bas
Brobtbitiors ENHANCEMENT our Bun.
besDerfoifung riidbnlt1os o%r1rd)8nfnb<.
rem. 8iigber batte oie aiga tire pol1-
Tide adiittiigfeit nut 5taatslegislatua<
rer befdranh n11o ih nidt nnf ras
tionnle Nnrteipolitn eingelailen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-02
8ariier 2eitmnaen. mii}e1 BON atuei.

YultItl wv d1oSt
unoied)5ig Sran5oiinnen gu bert9ten,
oie iib briiben NIT amertfanti6en
Bolouten berbeiratet batten, aber
faum anf 6ieier Settle bes groBe1
@oliers nngelangt tDarer, als lie gum
@uoi Iiefen nnb 5beionng b%eantrag-
ten, Inn ungeidumt in lire &eimat 51,-
riidffebren gu ffo01tnen. Die meiiten an
gebli6 nltr bespegen, neil tie iib IN
Sic ameritonii6e 2ebenstDehe nidt
gu ididfen Dermo6ten, unidt etpa me
aer1 perionlid)er Differen5en NIT III
rem nnteridieoItben @atten." 9as 1T
iniofern intereifant, neil es Die lange
Geibe Ser bier5ulanoe geltenoen
Sbeibnngsgrin6e Inn einen ber-
mebrt: nngetpobnte 2ebensneiie. Mnb
oieie grrungeni6aft bes &rieges
tnirD man poriidttg bu6en miiien,
0amit tie Der Nabtpelt erbalten bletbt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-02
Sic gereinbar11ta smifden @rof-

Die gereinbar1trg atuifden @rDf-
britannier nrb BEN 8ereinigten Stao-
ten, oie in ibren Sdnoen befinoliden
6eutiden @efangenen frei5nlalien,
mar, miie aus 8nris gemel6et miro,
ouf bag 8rdngen Der englii6en Mr.
better 3uriiid5ufnbren. Dieie batten
lire @egierung anfgeforoert, Der Sc,
fnngenen=Mi 1ere Elm gnoe 5u MAIDEN.
Db unier &err @ompers I'M 8erfolg
Ser Mmiteronm 1agl1ng Der @eperf=
fd)nften cine oIde Sor6erung an bic
Waibingto11er Gegiernng geitelf bat
1T nift befannt. S~ebenfaqs ale gbre
Den brttilden Nrbeitern.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-07-28

TO LEASE-Twenty acres one mile
and half east. Two or three years
for truck or alfalfa. $50 per acre.
Address II. ~
FOR SALE FOR S165.00--
! wagon and platforms XII ;!
! Osborne foot disc.
lnew single cart and driving har-
ness.
2 sets Of wcrk harness.
four -hourse Fresno.
l two-section harrow
J IA inch riding plow.
! Gxl6 float
The above is all in tip-to) shape
Address, Press office. II. LandreCn
Imperial Valley press., 1919-07-28

LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN
Somewhere between Dixieland and
Jacumba, between Saturday and
Monday, one perfectly good box
resembling a r. f. y. box and be-
longing to Frey Auto Tops. If the
one who now possesses same will re-
turn to the only. exclusive Top Shop
in the valley he or she will not be
prosecuted.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-07-28
l g n or q II { G
Hides Versa
tility OF Past

One of the mot dismal and laborius
efforts at humor which has thus far
been inflicted on the public by the
Progress, emanated from that source
Sunday morning.
This one must be almost as funny
to the dairvmen as the fable in which
Henderson is staged as the Educated
Sheep No doubt the dairymen who get
tie Progress in their milk cans are al
most in MYSTERIES of mirth-particu-
larlv since the Pure Milk Distributors
Inc, with Henderson's guiding hand
at beck and call, went under day or
two ago with liabilities estimated at
S212,047.
The chief attempt of the Progress
witicisms is in asking the Press to
answer questions which are meant to
be funny. Many of the questions touch
on the subject of borrowing. This is
a subject on which the Progress prin-
ter should be well versed, as he now
asserts blatantly that he is purged of
the influence of the Hodge mortgage,
which during its life year or so di-
vested him of the power of free eX-
PRESSING and put him out of the ''free
agent" class.
However, the result must be most
disappointing to any who look to the
Progress for guidance in a perpleXing
situation. The Progress editor is
still unable to grasp the distinction
between the Henderson system of fl
nancing and the Hodge method.
Somebody took over the Hodge
m9ltgage thereby emancipating prin-
ter Tout from that influence, and, as
he claims, giving. him the status of
"free agent Now the Press recon-
mends that any enc of the many
dairymen in the valley who do not
want to keep financial company with
Henderson, take the printer aside and
explain the difference between an or
dinafy bank loan and flotation of
bonds such as the S18O.OOO issue re
Gently thrown on the open mar
ket for purchase by all comers-this
issue based upon farmers discount
ed notes.
The Press does not contend that
such instruction woIld emancipate or
purge Printer Tout of the Henderson
lntlUsnce but it might spare them
fro mhis weird attempts at being fun
NY.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-07-28
ABOUT TO GIVE Up
WORK, he ASSERTS
Help Him-''Tanlac Made
Life Worth Living

Il tried all kinds of medicines and
treatments for my trouble, but nothing
lever took gave me the relief that
Tanlac has" Said Ezra d. Shrreve, of
260S Harrison street, Oakland, Calf,
to Tanlac representative, recently.
Mr.. Shreve is employed by the South
ern Pacific railroad in Oakland and
has been in his present position for
the past five years.
had been having good deal of
trouble with my stomach" he continu-
ed. q didn'a have any appetite to
speak of and it just looked like nearly
everything | would eat would sour and
form gas and | would feel like | had
a knot of some kind in my stomach.
1t certainly was a miserable feeling
and when these spells would be on
me | would have dull, heavy head
ache and would be so nervous at times
that the least little thing would upset
me completely and | would be awful
irritable. This gag in my stomach
would also get up around my heart
and cause it to paliptate so badly that
! would have a smothering feeling
like could hardly get my breath, and
| wouldn't be able to sleep good eth
er, and when | would get up in the
morning | would feel so tired and no
account that | could hardly keep 60
ing. | took all sorts of things in the
hope of finding some relief, but moth
ing seemed to reach my case and
got to where | realized that if didn't
find something pretty soon that would
help me, would just have to lay
off from my work.
at was while I was feeling this
way that | began taking Tanlac and it,
seemed to give me relief almost from
the start, so | kept on taking it, and
| certainly have mighty fine appe-
tite now and nothing | eat hurts me
the least bit. | am seldom bothered
with gas on my stomach and ahrly
ever have a headache and my nerves
are in good shape again and I can
sleep like log and get up feeling
fine and ready for work For forty
years | had been troubled with malar--
ia and when | went down in Mexico
about eleven years ago as mining en-
gineer and assayer, this trouble got
worse and it also bothered me a lot
after ! got back to the States. but aft
er this Tanlac got my stomach in good
shape was surprised to find that
every sign of the malaria just seemed
to have disappeared Tanac has sim
ply made life worth living to me now
and ! am glad to recommend it to 9TH
ers that may be suffering like | did"
Tanlac is sold in Ell Centre by Thos.
Neville, successor to McColloch Drug
Co.; in Imperial by Imperial Drug Co.
inHoltville by T. Bresnoham, and in
Brawley by ROLAND Bros.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-07-28
JEWISH BACHELORS.
MAY ADOPT MANY
ORPHANS OF WAR

NEW YORK, July 25.--Jewish bach
elors all over the United States may
soon become the adopted "daddies' Of
several scores of Jewish war orphans
straight from Poland, if arrangements
can be made with the immigrant auth
critics.
They will be real "daddies," too, for
this is to be 10 half-hearted proxy
parent plan. Nv which one writes u
check 10 care for one child for one
year, and let it go at that. Long dis
tancc parenthood is makeshift thiHG.
If The new plan goes thru. it will be
the genuine. first-hand adoption Of
real kids, who sometiems eat green
apples, and wake folks up O nights.
The American Jewish Relief Com
mittee. which is fostering the idea, is
considering the possibility of bringing
to America a large number of the par
entless tads of Eastern Europe, after
homes lave been secured for them in
advance here. Jacob Billillopf, who has
Just returned to New York after sev-
eral months in Poland, Lithuania, ana
other countries of Eastern Europe. as
representative of the American Jew
ish Relief work, started the movement
by his adoption Of five-year old jew
ish girl in Cracow.
Adoption of these children would re-
move them from the conditions of ter
rible destitution in these countries,
Mr.. Billikopf SAYS In Poland, if one
comes upon a hungry child sleeping in
the streets, he cannot put the young
ster in an orphanage. These are al
leady overcrowded. in all the countries
of Eastern Europe. and there is not
enough food for the children now in
them.
The circumstances under which Mr.
Billikopf adopted his little girl are
significant of the conditions under
which the children of these countries
are living today.
''ln my work for the American jew
ish Relief Committee. had gone to a
wretched tenement in the hungriest
section of Cracow, where starvation
Is commonplace Mr.. Billikopf
states. AN old man lay on heap Of
rags dying, with an old woman, mere
wisp of skin and bones at his side A
little girl was playing in the room
Over there, where there is SO much
hunger and suffering. the children sell
dom have vitality enough to play. and
we noticed her at once. She looked up
and smiled at US another unusual
thing among the starving children of
Eastern Europe.
Her father and mother We're dead
and her grandmother, who knew that
she could live only short time. was
willing to let me adopt the child. |
had the papers made out, ana pat her
in private home, until such time as it
will be possible for her to get to
America"
The little girl will come to New
York as soon as her immigration pa
pers can be gotten from the authori-
ties, and it is hoped that she may be
the first of number of children from
Poland who may find homes here.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-07-28
Name Of ship he is on

In order that the Imperial Valley folk who to San Diego
the big fleet month be disappointed IN meet
friends relatives that be the fleet the Imperial
Valley Press has installed Marine Department for the purpose
of information to the blue juackets board
If going San Diego and have someone IN
the fleet YOU fill the above coupon and mail
the Press The Press viii that bueacket friend
relative will address telephone number that
there may be as little delay and confusion possible
Imperial Valley press., 1919-07-28
5000

The Hohenzollerns have been hit
again. the German National Assem-
bly, having ruled that no member Of
any family that at any time has rul-
ed Germany shall be eligible for the
office of President of Germany.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-07-28

The Navy Department wants con-
gress to appropriate $3,000,0OO for a
high power radio station on the Pa
citic Coast.