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Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-10
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OFF ON TOUR |
|dtess by Birch 81 :: e Is
ehs'ered ir1 Grand j, a Forks
/ Tuesday Evening.

eMbers 6fE Ethes1 ". A. fighting
left toNaya for LArfnnore and
ils AXE 10 4c6Htinue the statewide
It ssagain4t Il ToNnleyisn,, which
ne2 in QAnd Forks Tuesday. III.
Meeting was held at Larimore at
'cibek tbs al ftsrnoop and at 8
aocE this evening the fighters viii
b asbig session at Devils lake.
wasmeetings were held in Grant.
rksk nesday. That held In the eve.
M M, the :eity q Y, hun being especially
y.rhe tHfaf 5or the Red,
aews Mr.. Birchenougk delivered, the.
entns's address; 1.-THE Trail Of ti,s
one of the strongest;
Wees OF its. kind ever given in the
sN Etirring In Its plea for whole-
sfea aid in this fight for O. true
psrtcanisnl and for the improye-
Int sef exlsflnE conditions, and rel
Ste with facts that have proved that
ts1ckers Of the present radical
yeIaent are red to the very core Of
IA Symphony Of ,Coiors.
srtsero are three kinds o. mes in
state tehay's Mr.. Birchenough
Ia, smen Wro tea red and think red:
Ia ares carrying Schloroformed
YndkArchiefN Of ths same deadly hue.
d we are becoming better acuuaint-
with them. There are the white
Pm who are working for the better-
eHt of conditions at this time, and.
ftlyssthere are. those who will not
posnits TIE issue which. has been
'eeG upon them: They are the
blow ones,
1T aa nc. o question Of taxes II is
ass.natte:' Of Il terminal MIL or
Natpf: they really do not matter so
achssyith TIC sreat resources of our
ete, sbutait .is@ @this--tley are strain.
tl1at which, we sts part OF the ma
II mid sapred; undermining it with
tentto destroy. This is the point
Elcns 'cannplsbs ,gainsaid. All tends
var1s that condition which, ends in
yolItton and chaos. But will it end
sress Never! 1t has been dis.
Eerea too soon, and its undoing ID
[thesmaking. % . .@..
y, "Interestcd" In Farmers. >.
sthe couPse' of his remarks Mr.
henough pictured the growth Of
|, Npnpartisan league, and showed
Nv He has pastor in the rural dis
cts sht the time had followed the
DNSM4SHI. I1e IOlO now at ,lNe emu
thefr eighteen months 1t became
dent that the, forces back Of it were
I'D. ,He explained. in stirring
rases that #. was far from bis In
ltionE to-. work against anything
bic hfwas for the good Of the farm
f. ..But," The asked. us IT FOR
1E sGOOD Z OF THE FARMERS
SD THE BETTERMENT OF CON-
Fl QES. with its recognized Boil
evist forces behind 1t? Men such
D. C. Coates, Walter Thomas, Mills,
Val Debbs and A. c.. Townley:
i've they records which prove their
ere in slag for whe the %n,ft Mst ,6s Of
FtigAtor of that condition in the
tie Of Washington which resulted in
b outrage occurring there on Ar
|sticE Day,i in the city of Centralia
Agena .V..ADebbs. convicted sedi.
mist; Walter. Thomas. Mills, who
;tersa the. strike iii New. Zealand
,ichSs paralyzed: that country at a
ticaI time. and .Townley-need any
Ing yBe said sof him? Are those the
1t m men III whose hands one may
'elyFleave the moulding Of the at
rs Ut b government? This is the
.nask Of which we must rid our
vess &c., -,
ssAn Interesting Episode
In thinning up his address Mr.
-chsnough, told. how propaganda il
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-10
10 RAISE BUFFaALo FISH.

Winona, AIinn., Dec, ,1o.-The
propagation Sof the hitherto .dsspied
buftalo Ash on a large scale ,is being
;la,mc he'd bY the United Statcs4 gov.
erRment, and g. stF.ta Cutler head of
the Homer Fish Hatchery, near. here.
has been o sdered'f ID take charge Of
the Atchefelaya, La: Ash station
during the winter: It has been found
pounds weight. in two years in the
warm southern waters and the ex-
peri1net1ts will be continued in these
colder northern waters next season,
according to Mr.. Cutler
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-10
Few Bidders At Tax. =. s..
Sale In Court House

The poorest sale Of delinquent
taxes held in many years took place
at County Auditor Hans Anderson's
office yesterday. The rates Of inter
est demanded averaged two and one
half per cent higher than at any tax
sale in the county during the last
three or four years. according TO the
auditor. -
There were scarcely any bidders
fof4 sxaeant lots in the city and Mr..
Anderson attributes the blame to
the rise IN taxes and in valuGtien Of
vacant city lots. - ~. ~ r
$4,000 -. =: '.s-.: ~. =. =,
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-10
AI4LEGKDi' j MUHBERHiR HELD.

Jaeksonvlue. Ill. Dec. 1o.---Dr.
HorAee ReddiAh, acquitted last night
Of the chsrse .of killing his father,
Stephen Reddish, was released today
on $4,000 bonds pending disposition
OF the charge Of niurdetdng Rachael
Cisco, nsgro servant in HIS fathers
hoEsae. a. as ~, 81,
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-10
FORGER :
HELD FOR HEARING

Luther Hoffas. arrested at Bot
tineau, Sunday, and brought to
Grand Forks to answer to a eharge
Of forgery. today waived examination
when arraigned before Police Magis-
trate r. ]. Purcell.
H He was held to the district court
on a charge Of forgery. and bail was
fixed at $1,000. In default. Of which
Hoffas vas held to the district court.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-10
PAGE SEVEN. ].

tie. Radisscn hotel. 1tinneap poiis:# DE-:
D:-st. Smith Of Fond s.iu II ac,
was named vice president; 1; DR.. J. y.
treasurer. The next meeting wiflahe
held at Sault Ste Marie; Miciiiga gan.s II a,s
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-10

had given q demonstration suf adhur-'
ence To- national ideals ,sthe like sof
whictN Mas mot been seen In 4 hfty
years. Meantime the administration.
she asserted, had been ] playing the
farmer. the laborer and the capitalist
against each. other 'for political .pur-
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-10
sBTsI,sfAl.f.K Man EFIIE(r,EDi,.' y }, !, =

gsssM Z Minneappiis.N Dec. i0.--Dr. Eric r:
'Nuain ef Bismarck. N. D.. was elected
president of the Minneapolis. st. Paul
association at the annual election in
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-10

Herald Want Ads Brlns R4.pita
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-10
sSAn interesting Episode

In Summing up his address Mr..
-chenough, told how propaganda. is
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-09-27
The Hare and Easter.

The Egyptian "un' meant not only
hare" and "opnn.' bur "prrtnd." aud
FOR this reason the hnre became the
type Of prrl0dlcitv. both human and
lunar. and the character Of opener
was associated with M" opening ~
the new year ~ Easter. rs well ne
with the beginning nf the new life
IN the youth and maiden Hence the
hare became connected IN n" popular
mind with the pHschal eggs broken
20 signify the opening ~ the yenr.
natures ycnr when IA" buds burst
and the creatures ~ forest and air
oil mate. The hare VA, also one ~
the forty-right ancient consultations
~ rtolemy. situated IN ~" southern
hemisphere And aean Is one ~ the
figures al the Chinese zodlnc
The hare myth penetrated 20 Eng
land and II IS written: In War
wick>hlre. NJ Coleshill II ia" Young
m,n of the parish can cnteh hare
ana bring Il 10 the par>on before ~
o'clock IN the morning of Eu>trr Mon.
day CHE muonduNl. he + bound "a
give them cuffs head lun eggs and
grnnt the calf'S how'd heius prob.
nhly survival ~ he worship 81
Rnnl or the sun ns IA. golden calf"
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-09-27

who urges her guests 10 remain 10 Il
meal which She is wildly rhiuu- in
the buck of her head viii lack the
ring of true sincerity, II" matter how
carefully w"rdrd.
with u We'll stacked emergency ,hcf
which is constantly rrplrni~hrd il She
lives in the country "r too far lrntn
srnccry store an !uprntnpiu guest
viii bring no panic. but on 'hc con.
trury VIII hc Welcomed aud enjoyed
The list If staples to he Kept for such
occaSi"n> Will vary With the taste "f
the hnuscholdrr. There ARE s"lnr
things which az" necessities such as
crackers rhc,>c pickles olives, icl
Hes ana preserves With canned fruit
which j. found in every ,ll.rc-ulatcA
home desserts aud salads al various
kinds may be- quickly prepared A
few frill> lli" q hos II marShmallowS.
IA bottle t>mnll nnrl OF mariSehIno
cherries aud cocouut viii dress NJ an
otherwise plain dish
Canned salmon tuna or >adu"~
with some hnmrrauncd chicken il yuu
are II farmer. rs Vel nS other home
canned meats Ike Tongue. chops aud
beef
II the woman Vho lives IN the conn
try w"ull ~orN" her friends with The
farm food eggs. hnitrr cream chick
en-. veg. tables and hcrric~ aud not try
10 prepare something fuu"y both She
4.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-09-27
souoh, presleent Johnson,s LIfe.

on the evening Of February 10 lSG9.
an insane wonan armed. sought Ia
see President lolnson The woman
said. II am the arm ~ Him who sent
me; war is this day declared and I
have been delegated hy God Almighty
10 kin the president ~ the United
Suites" Under her shawl ~ns found
II fully loaded double haerelcd pistol.
II appeared that 81" had purchased
n house in Washington on IL tax sale
in order 10 provide Il home fcr her
parents. whom She brought from Ire.
land That morning the original
owner had appeared and demanded
possession. which unbalanced her mind
with the result Of her visit 70 the
White House.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-09-27
He Was Making That Ball.

Charlie WAS lust old enough 10 he
gin to take un interest In games NJ
school. and one evening h" was huSily
engaged in making and covering Il
warn ball when his grnwn-up sister ven
turcd to nilrr some suggestions In its
construction. Looking NJ from his
work he said with the most profound
seriousness ISIS, ! don't want :" be
told bout maxim this ball 'cnuse I'm
mnkin' It in my own image
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-09-27
Properly Classified.

our nelghhor's little girl came over
Ia tell me about her two auntS who
have been visiting them. II think"
she said. my two auntS are t',c dlf-
ferentcSt persons In the world Aunt
Carrie * the most agreeing person and
Aunt Sarah IS the most dlsagreeing
person. Chicago Tribune.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-09-27

sion. II her
emergency shelf Is
II corner grocery
even - ear fun ~
friends arriV In .
within IN hour ~
meal time viii not
disturb her >crcii
ity. Tho hostess
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-09-27
EMERGENCY DISHES.

one of the rnrmHrk~ OF II good
housckeercr is To be ready for any
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-22

2so2-2s1s-A Smart Sports Costume.
Blouse 2S22 cut in : sizes "a. 80. 3S, 40;
AZ, "A and 46 inches bust measure, ana
requires 3 yards of 30 inch material
skirt 2S1S cut in Z sizes: %, "a. 70, IS,
80, 80 and "a inches waist measure. Size
"a requires 3ls yards of 86 inch material.
Skirt measures about 1a5 yards at the
lower edge W separate patterns, 10
cents FOR EACH pattern.
2so7 - Boys Suit. Cut in , sizes: }, 4,
:. q and s years. Size 4 will require rs
wards of 40 inch material. Price, 10 cents.
2392-24OO Ladies' Costume. Waist 1892
cut in ! sizes "a, SO, IS. 40. A., A. and
46 inches bust measure. Skirt 24O0 Is cut
in I sizes -, "a, 20. 2S. 30. 81 and "a
inches waist measure. The entire dress Will
REQUIRE SIS yards OF SO inch material for a
medium size. The skirt portion measures
about Ia. yard at the foot. TWO separate
patterns, 10 cents FOR EACH pattern.
2426 = Girls Dress. Cut in 4 sizes
6. s. 10 and IL years. Size s requires
. wards of A inch material for the dress,
and rs yard for the guimpe. Price, 10
cents.
oSOS - Misses Dress. Cut in 3 sizes I:
t6. is, and 20 years. Size Is will require
~, wards of 40 inch material. Width of
skirt at lower edge is about Ia yards.
sssi1 Ladies' Negligee. Cut in 4 sizes
Small. 1884; Medium, 36-Ss; Large,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-22
On G'pentDri9rO ira Sapam

Sorlcocn Sag naaeoc Sen iOenife
Winiitcr / Gofio IS. .. Wallcnberg
til Stocfbolm eiter mere cno S Vfaa-
neoerS Neutrality-suspicious.. Cant
men meo Nfiniiteren forn oglaa 8rep
Garl @onoc % Sngenier 81. Sbiel,
iom ogioa bar ipgt biem ira Sapan.
Miniitcr @ollenber9 iortGller, at
Nciien / Sc iorite Waoneoer bar al
%utroliq ~beorppelig geIfofIenbeb. 81.
ben lpSleOe oct 10. Miniiterell iegte
iprit at uoa hiem oper Sibirlen.
Men Der tpalg G5ccbosS lopaternes
Sperationcr born til at penoe ON og
relic tilboQe til Tofio. Scl'fabct,
ion beito0 al t6 Speniter, bleu Den
25oe Moi iiior itoppet i Srfutif. Gen
Gog breo Sen iaafalote c5ecbo'llopa-
fife Nepolltion ib. G5ecbcrne, Tom
par SpcrIobere fra Den oItcrrlg'fe
N(rrn6 - Sc uoeiorpe bel 10000
Wtano -. merlte, eftcr 6reoen
@rcit 2itopif, at DC fitnoe gierc Gn.
tenten bcn ~iterite Sienelte peo at
bragg iii 6raufriae for at beltage
Grigen pon &eltironten. Wfen De
hapoe ga mouttct reiie Soroen rlrnot
onltrent, % Tanifcligbcoerne her'
peo gioroe, at Sc iiteoet beIlutteoe Jig
til at hinore sc tpife pg elterrlg'te
&rigsiauger / Sibirien ira at tpnlnle
biem til line reipcftipc Saroe. %
iamtioig iog Sc op Ganlpen moo Sol'
ibcpiferne. G~iccbernes fprlte 6oran'
ltaItui1a bar at beiGttc S%ernbanen,
o. bette holot sc netop paa meo, "a
Soget meo Speniferne ben 25be Wal
ON Iiteuet forn til Srfi,tlt. TeS
Omit bar set belt Stans. llnoer
Gampen meo V~olibepiferne baooe
GSecberre iprrnst @anen, % man
funoe life folume l9i,gcre oeltoper,
slltiao nloottc man perbe ON. Wal
pcnbte tilbaac til @laoipoltoct, ION
paa noslc lao 0age baooe uaoergaael
CT, mertbar Ssoranbring; NeprHlcll
tantcr for life minore END Z va
tiouer, euaeIlfmGno, Sran'tm9rlo
Im~erifancre, Sapanere, &lneIere
G3echere "a Iusiere iiprte % ltelt'
Der. Ser blep enoel al Sellfabet op
bolot i en- 3 tigers 2io. Stlllu
matte Sicmreiien icretases ope'
San Srancisco-Nep 9ort--Srlltl
auia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-22

itreget / oen 'npe ltbgape al Seips
Sangbog % Ipsrges ON, bpao @run-
Sen fan bore.
Ser fom intet Soar.
Den MI Ter ieg al "Sibens 2egn"
at min Hapne, oelt norifamerifanifc
aomponiit, Ilfreo Taulier, bar
faaet ct. SIabsoroenen for lin BE
rennte Sansfompoiition" til "Noor
5loroene bIauner". Seq fom Ga til
at minoes ben eamle 8oreipsreiel,
iom blep itiaet forsippes os tiaaber
mig oennegang at b%efloenbte mig
9iennem "Siocns Segn" til @ogcns
llogiper, Sr. ". @pgaaro, oe beoc
Den ellfp9roiae DIRECTOR eoobeos-
fillot oplpie, bpem Der bar reoioeret
Den me uoeape % bporfor min
Gang, Iom M er bIet iaa popuI9r,
Ell rem Solfeiang, uoen pibere er
itreeet al goeen.
Sobn EaulIen."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-22

Sbomas Better, @aloo @arner %
@aripicf Gpans er aIe / 9eiiboelie
al gamle, fine S~nitrumenter.
Solter's %aorforening bar igien
opisrt "Mesiias", leoet al Sper Sol.
ter ielp mleo Den ponte Spgtigbeb.
Yaa @runo al Secrets ringe Stsrrel-
ie lapnet man Dog ben alangfploe,
iom ferit betinscr DC for Sdnocl eieri.
oouunleliee Girfninger. Soliiter par
5rn glilabetb Muntbe &aas, so.
pran, 6rpfen @ieitpang, slIt, GrIing
arogb Eenor, % SSobame5 Berg
S%anien, 9as.
s forrige Waaneo bar iaapel Sri
%itiania iom Stapartger aflfaaret fra
alle iterre Srfeiterfoncerter lom
Selge al of Muiiferne, ba DC life
uOen pioere fit fine &rab ON beiere
2%snninger imebefonmet, opiagbe
fine Nlaoler. 2pnningernc noeipr
MI ira 200O-3000 &ro1er % Sra.
bet err ON ct 0prtiostiuGg al 400
&roner for 1853 % for ariiti.
aniunntiifernes @ebfommenoe et
@%runolsn al 4000-4300 &roner
ira lite Sept. Ten forIangte Sor.
bsielie bill for Stapanger mebfsre Ell
iamlet Mterubgift pr. @ar paa 25,.
600 3ro1ter MOB / &%riitiania NOR
100000 &roner.
s "Tioens Tesn" finber hi fol.
genbe Snierat fra Sorfatteren al ben
populGre Sang "Naar Sioroene
blaaner":
Set CT M lGltge iioen at Ser /
"Sioens Segn" ltoo Ell liOen, inb.
ienbt Mrtifel, unoertegnct e., bppri
Ser gipres opmerfiom paa at nit
Gigt nneo onenitaaenoe Sitel, er blet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-22

4O-42; and Extra Large. 44-46 inches bust
measure. Size Medium will require 4A
yards Of a. inch material. Price, 10 cents.
2525 - Girls Dress with Boomers. Cut
in 3 sizes 4, 9. s, 10 and II years. Size
10 requires 3 yards of SO inch material
for the dress. and TX yard for the 'bloomers.
Price. 10 cents.
2116-A Set Of Serviceable Caps. The
pattern includes the three styles portrayed.
Cut In . sizes Medium and Large. No. l
will require / yard No. 2 will require u
yard No. 3 will require x yard of % inch
material for che Medium size. Price, 10
cents.
2S12 - Ladies' House Dress. Cut in Z
sizes "a, SO, 80, 40, AZ, A, and 46 inches
bust measure. Size 80 requires 51a yards
of 80 inch material. The skirt measures
. yards at the foot. Price. 10 cents.
2SO4 - Girls Dress. Cut in 3 sizes
=, 4, q, s and 10 years. Size 6 will require
.3A yards Of 81 inch material. Price, 10
cents.
2sOs = Girls Dress. Cut In 4 sizes
9. s. 10. and IL years. Size s requires 81
yards Of 81 inch material for the dress,
and a yard for the bolero. Price, 10 cents.
2623-A Cool. Practical and Comfortable
Apron. Cut In A sizes Small, 1894;
Medium, 3e-3s; Large, 4O-42, and Extra
Large, 44-46 inches bust measure. Size
Medium requires 4 yards of 80 inch
material. Price. 10 cents.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-22
Stanoe flocnoc Gescma.

Siee meset buor oite e bar prepet % lei
let. iaa tan &c louole brruhenee, flesnne
eczema pso at aupsnee Semo, iom man tan
iorlpne lg meo hos eubper Npotbeter Tor
Soc. ertro liors NIaiter 81. 90. ! famine
Gieblit ,Semo oupeuoeS, beopneer Selbres
eelieu. : sebet al fort Gto oil ethpsrt
Spor al se;emd. 8insorm, rbilet. Sreener,
Stnner % Iisurnoe Subipsbomme i~isrnes.
I'll al rsnls Sueeu, eisre ben traitis %
'unS ,tal man oltie bruce Stmo. bette sieu
ntm'runeenoe, outileptilts 'lpeenhs Niioeel.
SGtter iu9en Seotfietter. Naar ale andre
Wteisr in'et nbreticr. er senue S~tbanblins
ben tnelis man Tan hole pea o~psrior ollie
Slags neutrality-suspicious..
The L. w. Rose Co, Cleveland, Ohio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-22
Sra Scnoerivuano.

Otter Weoet / Sen flensborg'fe
Torenine for SonbeI oq Snonltri,
iom itoo UNDER itcrft EreS al Sper.
borgmeiteren % gar ct 9iaeoe, Der
'toar | oirefte MobitriO ntco Den al
M~lnoeiige Stemning / screenings
r%erbenen, er Der iieIge "6lensborg
Ipis" iarnlet lln6erifriiter paa en-
Senpe1oelIe til ben tpIte Negierina
om Iammen meb Sc interes Iereoe
Wfagter at pirfe ben til, at laurent
cen biotilo9renbe @rrtle flptteS
iropna, Den ba life Ipttea li9e moro
for 6lenSborg, mcn iaa Iangt mo
for @Dett Tom muligt, for at gpen
ton bcpare lin Griltensmillgbeo.
l(nocrlfriperne u0toIcr, at De er
o%pcrberiite ON, at en- @r9nielinie
Eaoborg-Ssnoer piIoe uIloergrape
@peuS 2ipSfraft.
arbeioet for oerre Silfienoegi.
reIie en- bleoet Iton0iet paa Salp'
pcien, belS peo birefte IOuariler /
9pen5 tpife gIooe, OelS oeo timber.
baanos Senpisninger til, at Der
funoe bIipe siort 6orieg paa at
briuge llnoerifriperne / &onflift
meo Straiielopens Yaragrafer ON
SanoSforrGberi. Sflent bette er
rhien1lct, fan Der life arbeioeS op
irloo Den Slogs 3iug, % arbeibet
cr ba aflInttet, pg @enueilocIlen ct
mco Dc foreliggenOc llnoerlfriiter
ira rigelig Sulioreoe boS SanoelS'
retteit inOiprte ile15borgerife Sir
maer tiIitiuct Sen tuite Megiering.
"6Iensbor9 gpi5" %bemerfer, at
naar Iilfienoegipclie EN- Iaaleoes life
bar faoet bcn @egt, iom oen lmoer
andre Omitpnbigbe0er utpiplIon
piloc bare faoet, noor Sen fun er
blepen Ell RegepinO for, bporleoes
SEN pirfelige Stenning err i oe paa.
~nirIoenoc flensborgife arebie, iaa
uil iltpillonlt ben Wnaoe, paa bull
fen ser er lagt Sten / Sclen for ben
o%perfor SffCltligbcocl % IGrlig oen
nunlfe OiientIigbc0, bcpirfe set
mo0iottc al, bpaD MOoitanoerne bar
tiliigtet.
@alnle Setter Maoien Shmiot /
ajebrlbopeb, ser bar fienot oper
BET oartlte Noroile3pig unoer 9tapn
al "Eer Smei", er afagaet peo 81.
ocn. rs Mar al. Nieo bann bar
NoroIlespig miitet en- begapet %
cienbonnleIi9 EerionIigbeo, en- al
Dem, ser finroe tiene iom Ell Sppe
paa Seloltninsel.
San bar fpot / %aisbenbopeb %
hnooe alorig pGret borte ira lit 50.
hcIogn. &an bar Ell al pore bcolte
0anife M9no. Mongioloise bill
minoe@ ham Tom Oroitprer % "a.
Ter oeo pore Wtp0er, 'fr,per "Slellss
borg NpiS". Get Idnberipoife Waal
ieicoe Jig ior hunn ioa iploigt, laa
pgte % iaa nailirligt iou Tor fna.
81 pitt 2llne a pnrret nlco en- goo
Soritmlb. GnOmi for ct Gar Tiger
iioen leoeoe han oct politiife Mpoc
/ Sfooborg % oeltog meo utrGttet
,S~ntereSie % flare &anfer i 0iatlt5.
lionen.
Wteit ficnOt liooo til bar Eeter
Shmiot bo9 lom Weieriiorcnin'
gems Gorman0, Ell 8ierninA Iom
belt optog bor, % Den oireoe ban i
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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-03-15
COLLAR CURES
ARMY FLYERS
BROKEN NECK
Surgeons Mend Lieutenant
After $500 Foot Fall and
He Flies Again

There Is man in San Francisco
walking around with broken neck
Ho 10 Lieutenant Charles NJ. Cummins,
of Richmond. Va.
Cummins was an army aviator.
While making flight at Gerstner
Field. La. in February. 1918. he fell
$500 feet. fracturing the fourth, fifth
and sixth cervlcal vertebrae ard dis.
locating several other vertebrae par.
TALLY.
After the fall he was sent to Letter.
man General Hospital at tho Presldio
In San Francisco for treatment. Army
surgeons who are almost working mir
acles there In the reconstruction OF
the war wounded finally fitted metal
collar on the aviator TO carry the
weight of his head. Il worked--and
now Lieutenant CummIns is walking
about apparently normal
Only One of Many.
Lieutenant Cummlns' case In only
one OF many. but II stands out because
OF the popular superstition that man
cant live II his neck Is broken. The
reconstruction surgeons at Letterman
are working on hundreds OF cases
much mere difficult than the flyers.
They are receiving men there daily
from the battlefields OF France, whose
legs and arms hang withered and help
less and they are turning those men
out. after months OF special treatment
and patient mechanical manipulation.
able to use their arms and legs and
capable OF making living.
The cost, of course. Is tremendous
when one takes into consideration the
fact that the same work Is being car.
ried on In many military hospitals
Already Congress has appropriated mil.
lions OF dollars TO carry on the work
and millions more will have to be
made available for the cause. For Il Is
a cause, this regeneration OF the men
who gave their bodies TO their coun.
try.
cummlns Files Again.
Part OF the money TO be realized
from the Victory Liberty Loan will
be used for this job OF Reconstruction
or regeneration. Think OF this when
you arc making up your mind as TO
how much OF the loan you, personally,
are going TO subscribe.
Lieutenant Cummlns made flight
with his collar on lust TO convince him.
self that he hadn't lost his nerve
We oan't AFFORD TO lose our nervc on
a collar and cents proposition in tho
face oil tho deeds Of such men.