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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-12-08
@rs. Mnne 0ablin.

W3rs. Slime Dabli11 beoe lit Stem
I Minneapolis fi6ite 2dr6og Gfop=
Be bor fgst 9itmarfen, @oree, oG
bIeb 73 Mor ganmel.. Sa1nncn
me6 fine Sorel6re, Mr. og @}rs.
Ole @g1t11ingen, font bln til Sll11e~
rita 1868. Sc fdr1te to a(or lta11o=
1eoe syantilien @oobbue Co., Der
ne1t ct Mor / Gbippelpa Gotttp> ro
foa f1ptte6e afop6e til Minlreapolts
me6ens Torelbrene og f1ere al be1l~
6es @sifenoe flpte6e til 9one prql=
rie, bette Gol111tD. Mfoeoe opcrlcoc5
lin W1an6 og cit gift @ottcr. 9es-
u6en> operlepes FUN al fg1geroe Sb=
ffen6e: Mrs. S. g. @cbei, Vtrs. \
9. 2ei6a1, Mrs. 9(n0r. Boen og =.
92onning, bert 8pen; WifS @op0;1
gtonning, Da1ton; Ole @on11inG,
0ane @roirie; og @briit &on11it;g.
Montnna.
8egrobeli len foregaar 1oog.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-12-08
Mrs. Ole 5prbpn,

W}rs. Ole @orbon bdOe'i fin 9otz
ter, W}rs. Sunoer @en1 1tronlS 9le1n,
Eotpn al 9lnr0a1> 1i6ite SorSoag.
>Qlf6p6e bor feot / george og fon1 ber<
ti1lanos fanrn1en neb fine SorGlo1a
/ fentaors 9l1oeren. Spirit boooe Bum
i 8iscon1in og f1ptteoe berfra bero2
for mango gar 1i6en~ &enoes Wa1lo
6g6e for 9 Mar' ii6en. Ge0 fin Deo
bor bum 73 Mor gan1me1. sSorl1oer
ben6es nebnte Dotter> operlepes
bun al etr @G1t. 8egrabel1cn foregis
/ W1a11oogs fra @iennn1et og anroolS
@irfe. @o1tor Maien fcrretteoe::
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-12-08

HOW he ended kidney trouble
"I had a severe attack of kidney
trouble and for three weeks could
not get out of doors and scarce
ly out of bed', writes C E Brew
er> Village Springs Ala. "Could
not bend over at all without the
moet excruciating pains. | pur-
chased a bottle of Foley Kidney
Pills. Was relieved after sicst
few doses and continued their use
until completely cured. I consider
Foley Kidney Pills the best kid
ney remedy in the world. No re-
currence of my trouble.
Sold Everywhere.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-12-08
@tor &rtSnebi&ttelie
Sbbe til 33 u9 en- Srebiebels Ero=
cent Mfila8 paa Manbs &leber !
@orfmans Stpret

gelt er &i6et1 at fidbe &lGoer. 81
Cir big ben ft6rite &e6uftion Sri
fer nuIig for :1t1og&n @ntif> 1aaot
@le6er er 1neget bt1ligere INT eno be
bil bIi til 8aaren.
Quits fra $14 til $45
0berfrdffer fra 500 til $36.50
6lonnel @fiorter $1.75 til $4.75
@tpeoters fra So til $1,000
Sineite >l1obalg al Suer> $1.25 til
:. $500 .>..-..---
syleece Union Cults, $1.75 til 50 .25
&elnlo Union S11its> $3.50 til S.. 50
5to al @balitet> S. til $3.50
@nmmenlign 4pa1itet og Yrts og
6u bill fin6e at bi fan ipare big &en~
ger. r@inceritp' & Marens" 4le6er
81 tan {pare Sig $500 til $1,000 pit.
6nit.
@orfn1ans 5tore
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-12-08
CITATION FOR HEARING ON FINAL AC
State of Minnesota, County Of Otter Tail.

In the matter of the estate of E. B. Austvold,
The State of Minnesota to all persons in.
terested in the final account and distribution Of
the estate Of said decedent: The representative
Of the above named decedent having filed iy
this court his final account Of the administration
Of the estate of said decedent, together with his
petition praying for the adjustment and allow:
ance of said final account and for distribution Of
the residue Of said estate to the persons hereunto
entitled; Therefore you,. and each of you, are
hereby cited and required to show cause. if any
vo1I have. before this court. at the Probate
Court S Rooms in the Court House. il the city Of
Fergns Falls, in the County Of Otter Tail. State Of
Minnesota on the 30th daysof December. 1920. at
10 O'clock A. M. or as soon thereafter as said
matter can be heard Why A said petition Should
81 the publication thereof according to law. and
mailing copy ef tbs citation % At least G 81 days
of said decedent whose Names and, addresses
are known and appear from the files Of this court
N Witness. tie Judge of aaid Court. this 10th day
az November a. D. 1920. @5. H. a
l[seal lof Probate Court FSa9nkbsrg ',!9 kt s
i Filss. Publication Novmber 4th 1870.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-12-08
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D6oens Bot,
Qlrne @nl6ramo1on sSobnsrnb.

@n al Eotpn al MuroalS Miol1ee-
RET, 9lrne @ulbrono1on SsSobnsrllo, !,
bgoe / lit @ien1 oeritebs / Manbog3,
al aitno.> slfopoe bar febt Morge
% bleb "a glar ganunel. @on oper>
lebes al &ultrlt og. EFT abopteret @pn,
famt EFT @plter, Mrs. E6trnmt bert
8pen, os en- 8ror og Ell @blter /
gtorge. @on bor boet pao tit 9ollle=
5tea6 / f1epnte Eoipn 1i6cn 1880.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-12-08

SAYS it first and says it last.
Carrie G Harrel, 319 Nicholson St
Norfolk, Va, writes: TN tell any
body that Foley's Honey and Tar
is all right. It did me all the good
I. said it first and Til say it last.
Thousands of bottles Of this reli-
able remedy were bought last
week by careful mothers so as to
be prepared to check coughs,
colds and Group at the beginning.
It acts almost instantly, cuts
phlegm, soothes raw, irritated
membranes, stops tickling in
throat.
Sold Everywhere.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-12-08
81 9pllars Sfp fpr $685..

9}etop n1o6taget fra Sabrifen ct
Me1top1ag >af DamerS @fo, fra BET
befien6te . Donnell @boe 60. De
be1toor al iort> brun, tan, 7p1b og
6negroo &io, obertreft &i6' Selc,
Cuban .og @fole=@elc, Mrmee, @n-
gellf og Dre1s Tacon. gu Tan bere
liffer paa at 6n foar 6e be61te @oot~
fipb Sfoparer frembu6t 6enne &C.
fon. $1,000 9fo for $6.85.
Tbe Sboe Wart
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-12-08
Mrs. Wfarit 2arIpn.

D3rs. Marit 2ar1ot, cit al bette
gonntps @ioneerfpir6er, oooc / fit
>@ien Eotpn of Dane Froirie iioHs
Torsoogs 9lften, efter nog1e N}ao11c=
oers @pge1igbe6.
9lf6e6e bar fg6t george al Ior=
eI6rene, Wer. og Mrs. @erl1t 5bo1np
ion, o9 fom1 til slnrerifo 7=oars 81
oere1. Ge6 lin De0 bar bum SO
elar gomn1e1. @un bottle up poo
Sore1orenes 4&oneiteo6 i Done Broi
tie og bar boet nGpnte 5otpn s.
ii6fte 81 slar. @en6cs Mono, Sho-
mos 2orion 6p0e onrfring 12 s(or
1i6en. Sum ober1ebes al to bofsae
@arn, Wais Cora sSrel1e, 1on fort'=
6en er 2ererinbe @pilfolcn GIT
berlin, 81. Dof., og Bernarb Eolmcr
2arIon, 1on1 er poo &ien1farn1cn.-
Gun oberlebes og1aa al fem Sr6ore,
g}ten Tbo1npion> / Sotpn d tScrgus
Sails; MeIs Tbon1plpn, .3une Nrol=
rie; glnton g Ebon1pion County
Mobofot; sesobn 9. Tbonp'on, Nottle
2ofe; og &enrp Ebonp1on, Milnor,
g. Dof. 8egrabe1len foregif {io|tc
2broog fra &jenmet og @tpan 2ofe
&irfe, rnber flor Deltogclie. Fo|to~
gilbert Molberg forretteoe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-12-08

glao iea er ober, dfieg opoage6e ben
ne belgigrettoe Mebicitt" 9ette bel
befiet1bte, :fimple nrteali60el xin6bir=
ter paa bbert eneite Organ / BET nte,1
2ege1l1e;; bet: er Matllrens
@aan6langer / bens @rbet6e nteb at
gienoprette -,bele @plten1ets 11or1nale
Tlt1tftio1 og EIital1b: &an life life faa3
paa Mpotefer, nen forien6es til
Sof 6irefte of 5abrifanterne> Dr.
8eter 8abrnep &s5ons Co., $50!
81b0:;; gDicogo, Su.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-12-08
Telephone 719. Res. Phone 559-W
CITATION FOR HEARING ON FINAL AC
: COUNT AND FOR DISTRIBUTION.
State of Minnesota, County of Otter Tail.
In Probate Court.

In-the matter of the estate of Louis A. Lien
Decedent.
The state of Minnesota to all persons interest
lin the final account and distribution of the es.
tate of said decedent: The Representative Of the
above named decedent. having filed in this Court
tate of said decedent together with his petition
praying for the adjustment and allowance of said
final account and for distribution of the residue
Therefore, you. and each of you. are hereby
cited and required to show cause, if any you
have before this Court, at the Probate Court
| gus Falls. in the County of Otter TAIL State Of
Minnesota on the 25th day of January 1921, at 10
o'clock A. NJ, or as soon thereafter as said mat
be granted; and that this citation be served By
the publication thereof according to law
! Witness the Judge of said Court, this 9Th day
of December A. D., 1920.
| Seal of E. Frankberg 8
Probate Court Judge of Probate
| First Publication Dec. 9Th 1920.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-12-08
Mp 9pbgibming.

l1geb1aoetS &eooftdr bar afpigte ltgc
ctpar Gage / ct: Ban1 forat i,ipoc
n1e6 cit &onite. Ser bar / Sp6rag at
eigre }16fo1t til 1lpe 2ope M,tni,,g
al beore 2obe for Jarrneritanhe.*
0em1e &onite beltaor al ii Nepre=
ie11tof7ter og fire @enatorer. 9en
nrp6te GtatsfapitoIiet ii6i+e &orss=
bags Morgen og tog 1trafs fat tdo
lit 9lrbetoe. Sllle bi61ic, at set cor ct
bonifeligt Mrbeioe, ne11 olle tnorbi'l
meoe oglaa Gigtigbe6en 6erof oo o1'=
iaa font iin H1igt at eibre a! n1ulta
Mnitrengelie / 6orl6g paa at 5li
enig om ny 2obgibnitg Ser fon be-
re til noget pirfe1igt @apn. S1anot
Sc Sing fo1n b1eb 6r6ftef pur f1lgell-
1. MD 2obgibning Ser bill gi an
operative 1Sarnerforeninger gfet. %
9(n1e6ning til Me6lemsffab / Gbon1r
Der Of Commerce og goar6 Of Sraoe
Torot ppnoo Bette Wioo1 b1ep Aon1i=
teen enig on1 at gidre l10falt til en-
Sob Ser erflerer 1ua6anne :Sss11ititrt=
tionet for offent1ige Marfeoer OF
6errneo ogloo nn6eror6net itatens
lobgiDenbc pg ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Magt. Mtn trl1fer at gidre ct us.
fat til ct 2obfor11ag Der in05efatter
6e bigtigite Hu11fter en- Sob af 1oln=
ME @lags nplig be0tot 9ee6raifo.
g 8ebre @ro6erings pg SSSn1pef<
tions=2obe. Tlere al &omiteen Ito
trpfte fig fabbr al @ie1inbfdre1lel1
al set 1aofol6te uMinneloto @ra=
Ding @pitem"> }oo1onat 6et 1or fig
gjgre, Ser man fife fan foo 81
poofrepe6e s@10ringer / oct nl1gjo!
oe11oe fp6crale 5Dltcnt gn 9feiolu=
tion oenne &etnil1g b1cb frenluet
al a1geblo6ets 93e6aftbr / ii6Ite re-
qulere 6esiion, og beotat al 6oo>e
9lt|et og Genatet.
3. @e6rc 9beriDn 1ne0 &o=operotl=
be Organi1atfoler. s 6en &etlling
bleb nan enig ont> at 1tatcnS slgcr-
briggs 9eparten1ent ifa1 faa iltol1o
uslccoltnting 5pitem" og tillige fao
outbpritet til at unoer!dge &o=opera@
tipf Torc11ingers finoncie1le @tat'lS
@en1igten ne6 CIT 1aa6dH 2op er at
ll1l1lig forebpgge at Mfticeiernc 70
operotipe Srgontfotiog;21 llbcr Sab
poogr1111o al oaorlig ellc: il'4rne1
Megn1fobsfpr1eL el1er og|oo poo-
gr1>eo al l1erligbe6 / @elttrellc1t
4. @eore 2obe pe6r5:ri,0e .Grl1
Storage" lorret11ingen
$. &e6tagelien al cit Con scr for
bp6er @on1bling / bore terr*.;'1cle
Mlorfebcr. 0ettc ct ct rneget pigtiGt
Tor{Iog, md1 poa ian11re &io life
npt. 6orlbg / 1alnn1c &ttniag bor
pnret gjort gielttagen0e. Oct er Dog
at boobe, at man pil ia beocc 2i;ffe
1ne6 fig mi.
6. ge6rc 2ope nt,o l|GrpsOnoet,
font tr1ter 7ornerne Stotcn. 1erli9
Sen 1oofolote Som Tbiitl,.
7. Gn l1noer16gelIc of &rtl~,SorID;
11i11gen Superior % Dulutb Oct
CT Eonfen at 1non bette sSortage1l:
sc pil 16ge 1alnorbei6e meo M1itbc
riteterne @isce111in.
s Opcr6rogel1e al Sen npe. Wfe[
| rndllc til 9{gerbrltgs Departen1entet:
@e1tprcllc, iife6enfo': sSern6unc= II
Norcbts &on1r1is1 s1ionen.
! g. gepe 2oDe MOB @pef11lcri11J o(
9srofiteeri1rg /. Observation-Disclosures.
| Sc oprcgneoc er nog1e al oe pigtl!
! tie Goger font font 1tn6er fon1iteel1;
@ebolroli1rg. Com iagt, Ser forefon
| ct 11oprnget 9llpor 5lanot foni;1een!
Wfeolcn1n1er at gribe. fat poo DlSl
9!cforn1cr ar1b 9Nsnc. cg Set .cr e(
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-12-08
Fergus; :faHS % On,eg't. q
@ongresnono @teenerfo,t. ba

@ongresman0 Steeneriot bar
i1ttroouceret to Sorrag / ben netop
fon1mentroa6te ao1gres;, ion1 er al
flor @igtiebe6 for Mor6peltens s5ar
mere. Set enc ct at 1egge et1 Solo
al 80 cts per @ufbe1 af &be6e> S. .35
per Eg1oe al Mel, og 80 &rocert
poa o11ore. Nrooucter al &be6e> fo1n
i116brtnges fra Canada. &eniigten
nte6 6enne 8in er at ftan61e in1{6r'
tering of &beoe, fra Canada, bnor>
UNDER man mt bgiter foa flor Soroel
paagrun6 al .@urfett mellen 6e CO.
;na6ilfe og on1erifnnffe Nenge Sen
on6en 8im batt bar i1ttro6nceret bar
til &eniigt at regl1lere bore tern1t1ta>
le Marfe6er. S BET fren1iatte 8or=
flag erfleres bis1e Marfe6er al, be-
re offentIige og at fo-operotibe Or
goniiotioner ffo1 ti1la6es Me6len15=
lfab paa 1ige 8alis. ;.
- @orf Megion 2utber College /
Gereus Salls>> @ir11:, bp6er paa nDe
@osier for 1utge Men6 og @bin6er
font fontnter pao 5fole efter Sui til
@intertern1i11er. Ser111inen, er IL
Tiger lang fra 36te SsSonuar til 24oe
Stars, 1921. Ser bIir &lasier for
Wro6nenter fra v8tb @ro6e"; og ars
bei6et or6nes Zig at Stu6enter font
er fer6eles flinfe bill giennem @in-
ter og @aar=&erntinen faa> &ur6>
ifaber nof til at fortiette / 6e1t re-
gulere &lasic for ~2n6 Dear Mcos
6en1b" nelte 9lar. Dernelt b1tr ber
&lasier Sc for1fiel1ige Sorretnings
fag, 8ofbo16eri, &urtigifrift, o.i.c.
9giaa ct fpecielt engel1f @urlns for
uNpfon1n1ere". @folens &atn1og
ti1ien6ese frit. - Grancis Eeterfo1l
Beimrer.
- Senator 8. .. @ageng ret1te
til ct. .Hau1 / f6r1tningen al l1gen
forat orbei6e lneo en- &omite Der il.
Sen fioite 2eaislotur bor bapt. 0p<
orag at rn6eridge BEN faafa1otc
u@orfnna1s Compensation Snlnran
ee" @ropoiition. Det bill ftge, ON
oet biloe bere pifeE9t og dnffeligt at
la @toten obertd Fbenne 1lags @S-
fnronce. Mebnte &entite bar 9iort
en- grunoig l1n6erldgeI1e af bette
Gp6rgsnaa1 be6 at gjere ltnoerIg>
gel1er / @toter, bbor {aaban slS1n'
rance bor beret prqfti{eret> og pao
onoen Moooe for19gt at fa1nle alle
Sc 6nfto Der fun6e falte 2Ds oDcr
bette .1neget omitriote @p6rgSmaal.
Mebnte &o111ite er nit fnroig til at
gibre fin &appor rt, og BET bar 90
bel1t forat bpre bebi9lpelig meo at
,foo 6enne &opport iiton6, at Sena,
tor @ageng reiite til ct. &aul 6en=
ne Gong. @bm bi forltaor> foa blir
6e1tne &apport meget lang og ont
faHen6e, og ifal bere l16ilag af Sc
melt in6eaoen6e 6orban6linger al
bette @pprgsmaal, font nogen1inoe
er Bit fren1bragt for en- 1obgiben61
Gorian1ing
9ommer Barions bar / en- @fri
pelie til County gommisier 8or6el
gjort Spnerfiom paa> at BET er nd>
pe116igt at Hoget blir giort / nernte
ite Srentt6 forat ifaffe 2eili9hei
for Diitriftsrette1t. Sfoen Torno
6oen gift oher 8pen og e6e1ogoe Set
ebre @toge al bort >Io.trtbns. Da1
&etstern1i11erne b9ret bo1bt @ober
ment 8pgningen. 9om1nc. @orioni
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-12-08

cit be1fiel1ot Man6 Eotpn al @aglc
2ofe, bpor Gan ba66e lit @ienl. 81
Sen ban bleb gat1unel >bar ban boet
hos 5in @gn, geels @met1fon / Glitbe
ram. @earobe1lel1 foregoar i @ogle
2afe feri itfpme110e~ Sreoag. -.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-12-08
CITATION FOR HEARING ON FINAL AC
COUNT AND FOR DISTRIBUTION

IN FIOpdIR'OOurt.
In the matter Of the estate of John Harold
Lem, Decedent. -. ...
The state of Minnesota to all persons interested
Of said decedent: Tie representative Of the
above named decedent; having filed in this court
his final account of the administration of the es-
nraying for the adjustment and allowance of said
final account and for distribution of the residue
Of said estate to the persons hereunto entitled:
and required to show cause, if any youhave. be-
fore this court at the probate court rooms in the
court house, in the city Of Fergus Falls. in the
county Of Otter Tail; State Of Minnesota, on the
why said petition should not be granted.
Witness, the Judge Of said Court. and the seal
of said Court. this 26th day Of November A. D.
1920. =
Seal of Probate court) E; Frankberg:
Judge Of Probate.
Fret Publication Dec '1st 1920 =
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-12-08

gepefmerter. IS oper fei11ten alo%
bop6e ieg li6t af @merter I 9fpggen"
ffriper Gru Cara 8aftran fra Son=
bridge, Masf., rin6til ieg fon6t 2i1t=7
bring gie1tnen 8rugen of Dr. Heters
&urifo. Seq tan iffe iige Den1bbor
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-12-08
Seer 6,uenID1t.

@n af bette @olt11tps melt oloer=
ftegne Me116, Per 5}pe11ion, o60e
bert 8Den 1i6ite Spn0ag of sllber=
6on'sipagbeo slf0p0e bar fpbt /
@bcrige SEN 12te 9lprir 1927 oG
bleb alt1oa 1toget ODER SO 9lar gol11=
mel. @an bar / mango Mor
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-15
In the Great Outdoors

There are still "a great many I'M the
rural districts of our state who il
seems cannot set out of the habit
OF criticisiuz the state department
of fisheries and game. Undoubtedly
these persons are ignorant OF the
fact that the last general assembly
PASSED a measure that separated this
part OF the states government en-
tiTtly from politics The system by
which this department is now oper-
ated IS to nay way of thinking as
clean a system as the state Will ever
adopt for one OF its departments. !
am taking this opportunity Co warn
the sportsmeu of our state that it is
time they were waking mp 10 this
fact and dOing something 90 support
the game War.ens and the whole de-
pdrtment FOR that matter. IT, Is they
The sprOtsmen. that Is doing most OF
the criticizng ind they are doing So
simply from "a wild incentive 20 have
the game .aN,s even more strictly en-
forced than what they are now be-
ing applied. IL seems almost i'm
credible when one reads of the rec
ord that this departm emit SIS malunE
IN thc mum Der of convictions against
the records made by former admin
f~trations. And this is being done
with less wardens and az much less
expense IN times Wneh hlsher S.ll-
aries are heins Ilio 90 ,He MS
1T tLeIe 's any ,I'l"b t-se tnI' 'llt
people OF tne slile att H .t-... 20
CriuclzinE this department at this
rIne j would IKE 20 SNOW Wi-1' Ut l'-
Almost Tour ms aS M ll.t''l l'.,l .,-
llohS az less eNPe"Se WIZ 49,
"ens anH pay t,'b ''.'..l
"'.,s l.'.' ~ ..., ~.
some record and i-s up 90 YOU 10
boost THIS system nov 20 '-- ~
There snoulG ne no emu 20 llit l'.-,.Sy
you shoulo ue ne - ..-''-
snow a -
49, -. 1-, f--,.-.. +r,,- .i,.
ne 30. no. -....-.., , ..- s--,r....
SpoI lSInT 7 'i .,.. 49,,
money M -, II -. -...,r i-,,. 80,
49, ---.-i..... ,,.5,f, "a, 49,
- - ~. -. s-..r. ..,.s-.,,, tI,1t
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-15

spend practically all Of their DAYS
and nights out of doors and IL can
not be denied that there is no better
way of getting we'll primed with pure
atmosphere. The camps are usu-
ally beyond the range of the city
sewers and there can be no question
but that every snim contains some
beneficial qualities. In the case of
persons who have been cOOped up IN
shops and offices OF course the
change IS good. These, however. are
the ones who 90 camping the least,
for one reason or another, and when
they do go are the first 10 leave for
home. IL is true that camp life
wins many new converts every year
but even these Will be found in a
majority of cases 10 be people who
get out OF doors pretty regularly and
sleep with the windows open. The
true benefits of camp life are found
in the freedom from routine the
simple food, the abundance of sound
sleep the play INDUCED in and the
good appetite induced by fresh air
and plenty of natural exercise which
one obtains by being dressed loosely.
Doubtless there are many other ben
efts but the point 20 be emphasized
is that we derive the greatest
alll0l4AA VA kONA AAUlAl A0AllHAlk OUT
iu the freedom and the fun we get.
Man may not have been made 70
live alone but It is a condition he fits
into with satisfaction on occasion.
Camping out is one of these oCCa-
siOns. AT the shop he is harnesSed
up TO live and work with routine: at
home liz is the same. at the theater.
on the golf links, at tn eball game.
etc. But in camp IL Is all different.
can stand the gaff'' this is one place
III he has few companions who
where he can shake his measly self
inflated makeup 20 a queens taste.
At the ball game the other fellow
does the playing and he can only
applaud. at the thcater the actor
makes the fun. AZ home he is sub
ieCt 20 the orders OF the madame
and ct the shop or office he is at the
service OF the boss or the customer.
bur in amp-well-it' different. I
believe that we must set ourselves
AGAINST The fallacy that a city life is
the easier and the most productive
OF happiness The strong love OF
outdoors recreation unfortunately Is
not possessed BY every one. vet ma
ture has made IL q law that everyone
is in need mentally and physically
OF relaxation in the open air. And
i'm these times Of dollar chasing
many OF the most vital necessities
of n normal human life are being
neglected.
GUSTAV r. MEYER.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-15
CHANGE AMAzES
BEST FRIENDS
I Cannot Tell How Grateful i Am
For What Taniac Did For Me,
States SO. Bend Woman,

My friends and neighbors are all
surprised at the wonderful charge
that has come over me since / began
taking Tanlac." said Mrs. ] Q.
Gearhart, residing at TIA East Madi-
son street. South Bend, Indiana. in
telling Of her remarkable restoration
TO health.
Il had suffered twelve years with
stomach trouble" continued Mrs.
.Gearhart. Il rarely ever enjoyed a
substantial. meal because my appe-
tite practically left me. and the little
1 ate caused ne To suffer afterwards
on account Of gas forming on my
stomach and attacks Of dizziness and
palpitation OF the heart / had such
smothering spells at times I had 10
be taken out OF the house 10 the
open air in order 70 get my breath.
My kidneys also troubled me. and
I had such terrible pains across my
back that / would feel like scream
ing.
Then 10 make matters worse. 7
was taken down with the Flu. and
this left me in a dreadfully run
down condition. l nearly always
had a severe headache. and was get
ting weaker every day. I tried many
different medicines hut nothing did
me any good.
zone day my daughter brought
me a bottle OF Tanlac. I began tax
ing IL and in a few days I noticed a
slight Improvement, BY the time
this bottle was finished my appetite
had improved and my sleep was bet
ter. I have now taken seven bottles
OF TanlaC. and I am like a different
woman. II seems like I am hungry
all the time. and everything I eat
agrees with me. 7 sleep like a child
every night and feel splendidly all
through the day 1 never have
headache now, and those dizzy spells
and smOtherinC sensations have
ceased. I am no longer nervous and
the pains across my back have dis
appeared. ! have gained weight and
my strength has been increased so
much that I am now doing all my
own housework and washing. can
not tell YOU how grateful 1 am for
what Tanlac did for me. am
recommending IL 10 all my friends"
Tanlac is sold in South Bend At
the Central Drug store, Public Drug
Store. Landon's Pharmacy and Wet
ticks Cut Rate Drug store: and In
Mishawaka at the Red Cross Phar-
macy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-15

Major league baseball recorded it's
first fatality In the recent death OK
Ray Chapman. the popular Cleveland
shOrtstop. who was hit ON the temple
->>~ one OF Carl Mays fast inshoOts.
\ remarkable rCcOrd-that in 40
years Of major league playing only
one life should be forfeited out OF
the thousands who have daily faced
the hazards Of swiftly thrown or
batted balls No other sport can
point TO such an astonishing record.
There must be an element Of risk
and danger 90 human life ion every
rcd-blooded sport II is exactly that
risk which makes the sport worth
the playing and the watching Were
there no dangers i'm the world there
would be no heroes.
Baseball Not Gentle.
Baseball. Notwithstanding the al
most complete absence Of fatal
mishaps IN the major ranks has
never been considered a gentle pas
time. Batters have been killed by
pitched balls i'm minor leagues. In
''semi-Iro' and amateur games
throughout the country many are