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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-28
Honid yon like TO have
d trial size cake l.?

For 6 oonu We will send you the
ual size cake enough for a werk Of
any Woodbury. facial ueatmsnb to-
se,her with the booklet Of treatments.
Or for IS cents We Will send you the
treatment booklet and sample, Of
Woodbury's Facial Soap, Fau1l Pow
der. Faoal Cream and Cold Cream.
Address III, Andrew Jsrgens Co,
Spring Grove Avenue. Cinan-
rau. Ohio.
4 ,1u I've ~ Cr-fis. sf.-cu 7N
f-H-p r-r-rr Co.. il--rf,S 5bcr
trpgi- SrcyL F-rtA. Onfa1a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-28
Dcvours rhr~ large WatcrmcIons

LOGNNSHORT- IND, Sept n !"
Three watcrmcluns. large size were
devoured by Blaine DETER In an eat
ing contest here Bcn Hahn dropped
out OF the race af1r reaching Ihc
three quarter post IN the tNird heat
Two and three quarter melons were
his limit, but he l.mped under the
wire with SECOND prize
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-28
The famous treatment for
conspicuous nose pores

Do YOU know what It IS that
cau,e, conspicuous no'e Pore'|
The pores Of the face are not as
fine q, on oth,r parts Of the body. On
fbc ua,r. c,e,aI.p. there ar mcfe fat
glands th1n ei,e~ht-,, and there is
m5rc activity Of the pof,s.
These pores, # no, properly stirnu.
lated and i,pt free from dirt, lose
th-ir power 20 contract properly; they
dog up and become enlarged.
Try using this speoal trratmen, cor
conspicuous nose pores, and supple
m,n, It with the steady general use
Of Woodbury. Faoal Soap.
Wnng , sof ooth from very hot
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-28
HO1O TO remove
skin bienishes

BY using the Woodbury. method
of oleansing your skin, you can free it
from such blsmishes.
JUST before retiring, wash IN your
usual way with warm water and
woodbuys Facial Soap, finishing
with a dash OF cold water. Then DIP
the up, Of your fingers in warm
water and rub them on the cake of
Woodbury., unul they are covered
with a heavy cream.hk, lather. Cover
each blemrsh with thlcb coat OF this
and leave Il on for ten minutes.
Then rlnse very carefully with dear
ho, water, then with cold. :
Use this treatment regularly and
th, tlemi,h,, will gradually disappear.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-28

An Omaha woman ls the inventor
~ a tooth brush curved 90 m 7oth
the Inside and outside ~ user :
teeth At the same time.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-28

Mr. Richlclgh NO man ought 20
be TOO hard ON his children.
Mr. Nocash. Then. II I marry
your daughter. can / expect you 10
make a liberal allowance for herr"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-20

a9seiuL nno bunoertu1al reia, oe1
@rur0 NOR -
y2siebe Srau, ib bite bid, lett au
idapeigen l,nb
v5elbitperitdnbli9. SIN mriger
bot bi1 nier1an0 I'M beine Wtein1ne
gefragt."
SD min es dber aidt boren, bob
ou ben Sungen faIib n11terridtelt."
ginen 5%iirnenben 8lid nod nirf1
Der @eitrenge ieiner beiieren &alfte
All, Damn ni1nmt CT ben Sungen bel.
ieite nnb fabrt in ieiner Belebrlne
fort: .Nlio bore, Sdnsd)en, oer
&rieg
Do6 Sdnsden tpebrt iebt ielbii
ab: u2aB n11r, s9ater, 6n brandl1
mfrs ni1t mebr gu erflaren. Sd
meib iebt, mie oie &riege angefan,
gen merben!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-20
Cine per1uidelte @eidJidte.

Sn elmer S1ule iaBen 3uei 96i=
Ter, bon oenen file Ser cine SdtDar5,
ser onbere @eiB, es treffen fam;
Ser Sbullebrer aber fir ii9 bottle Sen
Gau1en SLOT. @ebt zines Cages Der
SdiIer Sdtpor5 gu einem an0eren
a1,obe11 unb iagt 51 inn: u9u, Saffob
Ser @eiB bat bid BET benz Sdnlleb=
rer berleumoet."
9ebt Ser Sbiler 5u bent 56uueb-
rer unb iagt: SD bore, Der 8eiB
bat mild bel Sbnen idtpar5 gerna6t,
unb id %berlange cine nnteriu6nng.
Sic iino mir obnebin nidt grun Serr
Hotl"
Darcb ladelte Der @dullebrer 11nb
iogte: Sci rubig, mein Sobni Sc
bot Did nieman0 Derflagt Del
Sdfpar5 bat Dir nl1r ettpas tpeiB sc.
madt."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-20
gluten Gag, Srou Doftor, mo pa.
ben sic oenn ben Serrr @emablY
Ser 1T auf Der Sage.
Erifft er 6em dtpas2
$ ia, aber 11ur Treiber.

U- .-e-Ets# @.. ~"
- @nrpfuf6erei Set
bret Monoten tat Sbre Sra1 otefet1
fur9tbaren ~GbermatismuS! Sa, tut
iie benn gar ni6tS bagegenS"
vMaturli6 a4es, mas 1ta,l ibr an
1dt uno mas in BEN 3eitungen en1p'
iobIen miro = ionit mar tie ia
10ngit mie6er %geluno!"
- @emmtIi6. Sremoer (oer
cttpas ins 8ei6meroebu6 %atntragen
min: vSagen sic nal, meroen oenn
Die 8ei6mer6en audi gelefn2"
9berfeuner: 80 ia, nen11 tie re9t
originen unb fi6el abgefaBt ftno,
baben sic @a1t n Mor6sfpaB
o'ranl"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-20

- ge d. waun, baff Gu Detn
MiIb glldlih ii oie M~usiteIllrg ge-
bradb9tt2 z"
usSa, enolih; aber bent 9ir, IN.
nitteIbar bar1lnter ba1gt oas Mlatat
uMotausgang1
8db. @ait: u&eater, et11
Meiier!"
&eaner: Ste boben ia ems"
@aIt: xSo, aber bas itedt tn
G4eii1 urb i6 frieg' es nidt n1ebr
heral1s.1
go so aliti6 E MusIegu1 9.
Sunggefelle: sic fragen, pesbalb
ID mid nidt i6on ldngit oerbeiratet
Lobe! @infa9 11,lr, neil a4e SSral1e11
be11tautage 10 aniprudsDo4 ftnol" ~
Dame: sea. tr0iten Sic ftA MIR,
sic neroen ihon aud nod elmer &C.
niigen!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-20
8ie ,uerben sic &riege ansefangen?

8ie iperben bte &rtege angefangen?
Oieie Srage itelt Der fleine Sons
in finoli9er @iBbegter6e an. ieinett
Sater.
ySa, mein S1nge," meine oieier,
roas gebt perfdieben Dor iib. So
fp6re emit beinabe Elm &rieg atDi1den
Spanien unb 9eutiblano ~ausgebro-
den, ipeil man. in Spqnien irge1opo
Die beutide 51agge beruntergeriiien
bate"
vDos lit nun gar5 llr1b gor nidt
Ser @runo, Iieber Meurn" mtfdf iih
bie Mama Elm, Die I'M 3immer ar1-
tpeieno lit uno 6as @eiprd9 5Diiden
gater nnb Sobnden mitangebort Bot.
Ser @run6 tpar bieImebr"
Sod Der Site fdnt ibr in Die Ste
Be: u2iebes &ir16, pentt idd bent Sum
gen ettpas erfldre, Damn tDerbe iG es
pobl tpifienl"
yAber in biefem 5ane irr1t OH bid
bod"
Stein, id ire mid gar1s uno gar
,tid)t."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-20
GtuDerede
@aaikm.einnidlt

,sr1 einem 2~anoitdbtden lebte Elm
Sbubmader, ein broDer nno lelBi-
ger Mann, in belIen Sans bas nBete
uno arbeite" tre,tli6 beobobtet muir
De. N1r geborte gur btele oa51,
cine sablreid)e Samilie taglid lott
al MAIDEN unb 5u fleiben, nno Die
Ra,noIdaft beItanb meilt aus arn1eu
9euteu, bon 0e,te,1 Die 8e5ablnng fur
eelieferte @aren oft lange onf Ii6
parten lieb. So ipar eines Cages
uieoer einmal fein 8fennig 8elo i'm
Saule, uno Ser 8ater bra11dte es
sod 10 nOtis. Ser alteite &nabe
,uuroe orsgeibidf, nm eineu 3nu0e1t
an cine Idr1ger idon a~nsitebenoe
&edn1,ng 5u erinnern; oo9 fam er
nit leeren Sanben unb Bent 8ei9eio
suriid, oas @elo miiroe am naditen
Saae aebradt tperoen. Die Sro1 oes
Sdubmaders brud in &logen aus,
urb tpe1t1 a1,d ibr Mann barm er-
innerte, oab @oott, tpenn tie ibn ar-
eerufen, iie nod ME batte bungern
Ialien, 1onbern INNER CUR red]ten
;Seit NIT Ieiner Silfe 90 mar - tie
ponte feben, Inn elouben gu fonne11.
0a frogte zines Der &inber: .Went=
ter, oarf id) tppbl bi1la.ls an ben Bad
eeben uno &ergiBmeinnidt pfliden?
Is ne11li9 bie ib0ne 6rau BET nrs
,por, freute fie fi6 iiber Die 8lumett,
sic mir am Sage porber nit nod
Souie gebradt batten, nnb fie bat
mir selagt, i9 iolte ibr anb einnpal
@ergiBmeinnibt bringer1."
Die grIuubnis murbe germ erteiH.
@enn au9 bie @ltern bon Sorgen
eeoriidf mare11 unb Die groberen
ainoer idon friibe belfen mubten,
elm ipenig nit 5u beroiene11 t1r
oie &Ieinen maren Sonnenl6ein nno
9lumen genug gum 6roblt9lein,
uno oarm1 feblte es belte nidt. No9
f1r5er 3eit maren Die Sanoe nit
9Iumen gefiint, 10 bob an ben Seirn-
rpeo eebadt mer0en mnbte, nro nit
itrablenoem @eltht tpanoerte Der
fleine 8urIde gu iener 6ran, bon
oeren freunblid)em @iufomm er felt
i~iberseugt 1por. Mber ni6t Der i6one
Stroub @ergiBmeinnidt mar es, mos.
beute ibr 9er5 10 %belon6ers getpa1t11,
nod mebr bas offene, t%reuber5ige 8e=
lidt oes &inbes, mesbalb lie ibm
Damn, audi in Mnbetrabt Der be-
brdngten GerbdItniiie Der S6ubma=
derfamiIie einen Sa1er ibenfte.
Gang itol5, 10 biel 6urb 81umett=
pfliiden vperDient" 5n baben, liefer=.
te Ser &r1ube Das @elb ab, nn6 Die
Mh1tter, Die fl1r5 borber nod geflagt
botte, penn fie 6od menigItens ein
poor @roi9en fir beute batte, tpopte
faum gloouben, BOB ibrer 8erlegen<
belt 10 unertpartet ~obgebolfen NOR.
SIR Mann botte ibr fdon. 10 oft,
penn lie fi6 nit Sorgen fir BEN nod
item Sag qudlte, seiagt: ves 1T bod
nidt Don nngefdbr, DOB Der Serr nns
beten beiBt: rl1nier taelib 8roo glib
uns beute!" st lebt aud morge11, uno
Damn 0iirfen mir pie6er bitten" -
Seine 3uperiidt mar aud beute nidt
betrogen tporben, unb er fragte be-
uegt: r6rau> falt Dir oenn gar nidt
ouf ooB fi9 @ott geraoe Der BergiB=
meinnidt bebient bot, nrs beute Silfe
at ididen? Soqen tie nns nift oarar
mabnen: 2obe BEN 9errn, meine See
Ie, unb bergiB nidt, tpas er Dir GU
tes getan bat!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-20

bie Notlage eiin5ugeIben, bic mir lir1,
bern belfen MOLTEN. SSe6erruntr1 tpeiBb
eg, oaB Die SCOT rieiengroB 1T, bob
|8ebntauienb ia 6un0erttn1lienoe be-
brobt iirb, DaB Surger nno Rdlte
I'M fommerbbm Miinter IN Mittelels
ropd graBElliibe Derbeerllngen anrid1-
ten tperoen menr es Der hriitliden
Ndditenliebe nidt gelingt, linen 5ll|
pebren.
Sc miuibhte elmer ein 8er5 bon
|Stein baben u11b egliber driltN-
den @efnnlng bar iein, lpern er
teilnnbmsIos ODER gar NIT 3obn
nno @poH an 6ieiem 2eio nno
Glenb boriibergeben moQte, iid neiz
germ tponte, Ser hu1gern0en nno
.lfrierenben &iin6er ii6 81 erbarmen,
- u11eingeoenf Der Seilanosporte:
I5elig fino oie garmber5igen, ben1
|iie mer6en Bnrmber5igfeit erlnngenl
Mitbrnber! @lal1bensgenolen! es
gilt, ein grobes, e6t 6riitlides Werf
nit 1riftlider @%efinnllng 81 u1ter-
J nebrnen nn6 6nrd5uflbren. Sir bit,
ten un6 fleben, tue ie6er, 10 biel er
|fann! Dnnn miro criminals gu lets
mem Eroite aud ibm 1as 8ort Griffin
gen: s&eommet fer, ibr8egefgnete met
nes Baters! Sd par blngrig, Y.
libr babt mild geipeif. Sd nar nodt
nnb ibr babt mid gefleibet!
Mnf obne Sdunen, auf our Eat!
Mne @aben iin6 81 ienoen an 9rn.
!!Sobr -. SSiiinemann, ~ Us. 9. Ctr,
Let. saul, Minn.
SIM Mnmen BEG 3entpalfomitees:
8. SO. SsSl1ng, 8farrer Der ct. Wtats
tbaus9a @emein0e, BoriiBeroer.
Miereuleiben. &err &arl 8inien
bon 8roofing, 5asf., ibreibt: ySSbb
m0dte. meiner Danfbarfeit fir 5or-
ni's MlpenfrGl1ter Musor1d Derlei=
ben. Sc bot MIDI bon einem Nieren=
|leiben befreit nit neldem ih iiber
flint Sabre bebaftet tpar. Sb bette
mebrere Mer5te un0 beribieoene Me=
6i3inen beriu6t, obne Silfe 81 fin=
Sen. Sdr bin iebt pobl nnb geinno.
|Dieies 5uberldfige &ra11terbeilmittel
miro ni9t burb Npotbefer %berfauft,
ion6ern brett geliefert bon Or. Setter
Sabrnep &@ons 60, 2501 Waibing-
ton Blb6., Chicago, Sn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-20
|2lufruf les S~taatsrcrbatt,
ccs c~cntidecr fnthcliihcr
Epcreiitc rcft N1iftitciefa.
Silfsmerf fiir Sic Mptleioerben nad)
ben @eiinngen bes 81. Buffers.

~ FM'
e, 49,, m. 40
4sanl, a gelnn., 2: yeoD. 90.
goqpp o1alt' '9eIllrG1eH
S,epe gtauDeIS9enpleH
SSerle Sete1nspl1oer!
gs oarT IDopl uis augenleln g.
pann DoransgeleRI = dperoent CUB
oer Rl. SeIer RapF oe1leoH1 ~,
1n el1eM Sa)retDeH un ole lHl S e !
1en1per II sglcago aDgegallene 'ggz
1eralDer1omn1l1ng oes y. y.
5enfroloere1ns BON ytoro,Amer1ta
leg ore oen11d)alneruantldeen Sa=
ltgol1fef1 o1e or11genoe Annoroerut1g
furhtbare1 SCOT inter ihren 5tam-
mesaenolien in europa al 5teuern.
Ger 8entraIperein bat iiinqit einer1
Mnfr11f erlo5ler, iiberan inn chime bic
Ter Weiiunq bes 81. @oters planmd-
biq an Sic Mrbeit beran8utreten, Gel
Ser uno 1onitiqe @aben Al iamntelr.
I6dt in allen 5taaten, mo 3meige
6es 3entralbereinS befteben, 1T man
bereits frdftig am 8erf, un6 cine
gfeibe gr0Berer Seroungen lit bereitS
nod europa abgegangen.
Mu@ unter ben @atbolifen 6ent-
fder @eburt nnb Mbitammlng in
Winneiota 1Dnrbe bielerorts nit Der
Samneltatiefet %begonnen. nm 6aS
groBe, edit 6riitlibe 2~iebesDerf ein-
beitli6 5u ge1taltenL ml1roe geitern
in elmer 5ibnng 6es @refuttDfomi=
tees 6es Stoatsberbanbes Der oent-
i6en fntbolif6en @emeinoen bon ct.
8auI un6 Minneapolis folgen0es be-
fbloIien:
a., ma,d4oan So @-4oo+sno,ho ),
M .s Rpllau.tp uI Ma.a, 49, i
~ %p!.IlIuera I.w ~. w. ~
~ snr: geanen m plainsa 80 49, az n.y.
49,, .yult1ws ,m,o geat(e', w. o nutTl s pGal
a..u p..!..tsuPu..l ~ 3 III puls,
maa ~. peullVe'' ''ulpol''eA DO''
D'ul.'elplu -
O1e Sentrole D1loef q Sere1ns-
Daus GER Dellt1d)e11 neutrality-suspicious.
19en unterltnenngs19eleu19aft bon
Nf1nne1ota> - rs; >. Str. Sf. paiii,
aos 8enfrale 91lfsfomlfee me1loef 1tO
TT e1nem Anfrnf an que oeldf1den ta-
tgol11fe1 8er1e111oem n11o gere1r1e =.
ane 4afDol1fen oent11er Mbfnn1f n
Nf1rne1ota mt Der Der61nn19en OH
e, 1eaq Deltem Ston11en nne Seri!p-
gen 51 Dem DoGDer51ge1t. p~olteroer1oD-
nenoen SlepeDs9perte Del6nl1enern.
Sn pe1Uer gSelle nle WeHse!npe M
an oeH @serte ltp De1e11lgenl % onI ~
e1fre or9an11ter1e 2onsIonedIe, 2 le
tn etner Ger 91: panler Wetllelnpe a
MT groBem grIolg pereIs o mmy9e.
1nDrf mnroe, ooer onrg elne 5oMelI
IT. Ger st1rde 9as 1T 1eleliper.
l1fanollp oen ern1ellen Ger 2erIen
P1arrer anpttN gegepan. W SeGelne
meroen. geoelen, lolpelI Is nlt staIe
erlato1, o1relI pel5hllene .I nno "
Wlttglleeer on5ngeDen' lrp llelseusg
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-20
gaa Ser gerlDbnna.

Miidbter:: rgllio eines idonen 60
qes baben Sic iid nit Der 3eugin
|berlobtt221
Mngeflngter: See, oas ftimmt
niidt; einrnnl mar es am abeno una
geregnet bat es ood!!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-20
@ilberne 6Ddaeit.

SEER 8rofeiior, be11te ffinb es flint
uno5tpon5ig Sabre, bab i6 nls So
din bel Sbnen bin.
so feiern sic nlio fIberre Rod-
5eitl"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-20
@pnnenfinfternis

2ebrerin: rBas gebt bel elmer
Sonnenfiniternis borg"
Beter: r9us 1ettemal bot ii6 met
ne S91pelter babel Derlobt!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-20
gl1tf Ser Mennbabn.

u@uiir6en Sic mir ei11en Muger-
bid SSbren GeIbiteder leiben21
uBBiitte, germ
un6 90 sic nun bod nidtS ieben
f0nner1, loiien sic mid audi alf ST.
rem Nlnt"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-20

@enn bns 2aro ii Bertpirrung lit.
iubt einett g1tten General, ue11n Die
BamiIie arm 1T, nod ei1em gnte1
Meib.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-20
4as Sanptinifrnutent.

XW4 MNtCWt
esn eiinem MufifIotaI erideint cine
re1tengngierte 3igeunertnpele.
8 rNng lift Denn??" fragt Der 8irt
Sic 8igel1ner, no babf ibr benn 6ie
garoBe Eron1mel? Mne &apeaen, Die
Sci mir ipielten, batten cine groBc
.gronrn1eII!!"
sugug brnub mir ii, belebrt i'm
SET 8riimas. o@as mir bier fin6en
ODER nee.rnmen, Das beri1ttedfen mir EN-
lad i'm 3imbelfaiten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-20

gertranengbol.
sd moi;hbe SSbnen eftpas I'M Ser
frauen fngen, ib bra,ide oreibnnoert
Monrf.
ussbr gertranen ebrt MIDI i'd tper=
Sc teftes gtinidneigen betDabren!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-20

Bum Donnertpetter, mte baben
Gle mid 5ngert6tetl 8ebanoeln
sic nue Sbre @l1noen Jog
Sur sic beiieren; Die getpobnli'
hen &11rben raitert Der 2ebrlinQ.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1919-03-19
FREE INFORMATION
FOR HOMESEEkERS.

The U. S. Railroad Administration has
assembled information regarding farm op-
portunities in the several states, and will
furnish it to homeseekers free on request,
The work will be done through the newly
established homeseekers' bureau, head
quarters in Washington.
eve are receiving about 1000 letters a
week from persons who wish to engage
in farming" said j. J.. Edwards, manager
of the Agricultural Section of the u. S
Railroad Administration. ''The inquiries
come from every state, asking about agri-
cultural advantages in undeveloped terri
tory. We furnish dependable data, and
through our service many investors have
been able to find just what they were
looking for.
'Our information is put out in form
of illustrated booklets, by states, sent to
those sufficiently interested to write and
tell us what kind of farm project they
have in mind, and naming the state the
opportunities in which they desire to in
vestigate. Homeseekers can find in the
United States productive land at reason
able prices and on liberal terms, frst-class
markets, excellent transportation facii-
ties, a satisfactory climate. and ideal liv-
ing conditions. Now that the war is over,
l look for revival of farm development
beyond that of any pre-war period" Cor
respondence from homeseekers is solicited.
Address, Room 1000, Homeseekers' Bureau,
u. S. Railroad Administration, Washing
ton, d. C.-Adv.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1919-03-19
Out for County Calf Club Record.

Winnebago county is going to have
the biggest calf club in the state, an
nounces G. A. Sell, county agent To
make the challenge good, Mr.. Sell is
visiting every rural school in the coun-
ty, urging the calf club project E. J.
Cooper, assistant state club leader, is
organizing the Winnebago county
clubs as well as those of Portage, Buff
falo, Waukesha, Calumet and Jefferson
counties.
The important feature about the
Winnebago club is, says Mr. Cooper,
that every bull calf must be a pure
bred. The heifers, rs in other clubs,
may be high-grades. The membership
goal is 200, and 125 boys and girls
have already applied. No boy or girl
in the county that wants calf for
club work need go without it, for the
bankers have agreed to loan money on
such liberal terms that this is easily
possible.
The five calf clubs which were or
ganized in the state last year made
profit of $21, $50. Over 1000 boys and
girls were members. Portage county
was champion in 1918, as it had been
for three years previously. The mem
bership in that club was 60
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1919-03-19
Thousands Have Kidney
Trouble and Never
Suspect 1t
Applicants for Insurance Often
Rejected.

Judging from reports from druggists
who are constantly in direct touch with
the public, there is one preparation that
has been very successful in overcoming
these conditions. The mild and healing
influence of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is
soon realized. It stands the highest for
its remarkable record of success.
An examining physician for one of the
prominent Life Insurance Companies, in
an interview of the subject, made the as
tonishing statement that one reason why
SO many applicants for insurance are re-
jected is because kidney trouble is so
common to the American people, and the
large majority of those whose applica-
tions are declined do not even suspect
that they have the disease. 1t is on sale
at all drug stores in bottles of two sizes,
medium and large.
However, if you wish first to test this
great preparation send ten cents to DR..
Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y, for a
sample bottle. When writing be sure and
mention this paper.-Adv.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1919-03-19
Will Divide Indian Reservation.

The Menominee Indian reservation
will be divided among the l $50 Indians
of the MenOn-inee tribe. This move
which was decided on at q council of
more than 200 Indians at the agency
at Keshena a short time ago, will mark
the beginning of isolated Indian life
instead of tribe life.
The council, which was the largest
in recent years, voted unanimously to
make the allotment, consisting of 80
acres of land for every man, woman
and child in the tribe. The reservation
has 100000 acres, of which 100000 will
be allotted and 10000 will be held in
reserve Jointly by the tribe. Every In
dian will be allowed to choose his own
plot of land.
The timber will be held in joint ten
ure by the tribe The change will not
affect the schools and the mill at Neo-
pit will continue to operate under the
tribes joint direction. The Keshena
agency will still have jurisdiction over
the reservation.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1919-03-19
Badger ToiIers Against Dry U. S.

The legislative conference of the
Wisconsin State Federation of Labor,
with delegates from all sections of the
state, meeting here, went on record ia
voring the Metcalf bill, designating
beer with less than per cent alcohol
as Misunderstanding. There were but
two dissenting votes, both by women.
The conference also went on record
as opposing the Bennett bill, which al
lows the manufacture of l per cent
beer
Immediately afterward the confer
ence voted opposition to nationwide
prohibition. Victor Manhardt of Mil
waukee said: Beer is d better food
product than coffee, and yet we don't
tell anyone that they can't have cof-
fee"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1919-03-19
A Meek and LowIy Follower.

Much to her chagrin, the lady
speaker had inadvertently and con-
tinually used the expression, do you
follow me?" A meek little man in the
front row added to her annoyance by
signifying each time that he did.
The lady speaker was exceedingly
annoyed = exceedingly. Finally she
beckoned to the house policeman.
"Oficer," she ordered, 81 wish You
would take this offensive male brute
into custody. He has persisted in fol-
lowing me all evening"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1919-03-19
Conflicts With Tenth Amendment.

Deputy Attorney General NJ. B. Oh
brich, presenting the arguments of the
state in the suit of the state to restrain
the Wisconsin Telephone company
from enforcing or collecting the new
federal toll rates, contended that the
joint resolution and proclamation un-
der which the telephone systems of
the United States were taken over by
the federal government are void as in
conflict with the tenth amendment to
the Constitution. Attorney Olbrich
and Attorney General Blaine argued
the case before the supreme court.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1919-03-19
schultz, New Lanauaae RnI.

Senator Schultz has introduced his
new language bill requiring that read
ing, writing, spelling, pronunciation,
English grammar composition of the
English language, arithmetic, geog-
raphy, civil government of the United
ments of agriculture and history shall
be taught in every district and public
graded school in English, prohibiting
the teaching of any foreign language
in the district schools or in any grade
below the high school,
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1919-03-19
Berger Takes u. S. Oath.

Victor L. Berger, Milwaukee, while
in Madison few days ago for arraign-
ment in federal court with Senator
Louis z. Arnold for alleged violation
of the espionage act, appeared in the
office of Secretary of State Merlin Hull
and formally took his oath as a mem
Der of congress. Berger on March f.
officially went on the pay roll at Wash
ington drawing a salary of 1928 per
month, together with stationery. clerk
hire and perquisites.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1919-03-19
States Progress Due to Its Beauty.

"Why are the people of Wisconsin
more progressive than we of IllinOis?"
asked Jens Jensen of the Chicago Col
lege of Agriculture, speaking on Go
cal Color" at the biology building.
1--WE realize down there that you
are, and we know why. 1t is because
of your wonderful environment. 1t
isn't any wonder. Anyone surrounded
by the beautiful vegetation that Wis
consin has could not help but be sue
cessful."
He pleaded for protection of plants,
trees and flowers in woods and
meadow lands and told of many places
where flowers had become a thing of
the past because of needless treat
ment.
''The farmers need something for
their souls, said Mr.. Jensen. "They
must keep the local color of the coun-
try so the boys and girls will not con-
slider shiny shoes and stiff collars of
the city more beautiful than their
farm home surroundings. The farm
er's soul must not all go to corn and
hogs"