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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-05-05
Szerkesztoi iizenet
Mi kombseg gyomor baj es Radetzky indulo kozott?
kere ran nagy erdelodes gyomor bait Radezy in
egy hasa valasztja ell egymast6 Ress JOSEF
Habsburg Karoy magyar kiraly'

halt, a mi peddig "cgy hajsza-
Ion" fiiggott!
A Radetzky indul6t kiil0mben
cgy gyomorbajos osztrak zane-
iszcrz6 irta. Radetzky ugyanis osz-
Itrak, azaz Habsburg generals
volt. Rola neveztek cl sz6ban-
Iforg6 ndulot, a nit azutan maid
mem az osszes gyalog czredek ze-
lie kara jatszot, mikor a gyakor-
latoknal kivonultak. Ennek az in
Idul0nak 0riasi hatasa volt, kiil0-
n0Sen most az elmult haboruban.
Mikor a zenekar a Rakoczy indu-
lot jatszotta, akkor a magyar ka
itonak rohamra mentek es elver-
tex az ellenseget, mikor a zene-
kar a Radetzky indulot jatszotta,
iakkor a katonak megfordultak
Ies elszaladtak az ellenseg el6l.
IIlyen lelkesit0 hatasa volt pnnek
az indulonak.
A gyomorbajnak es Radetzky
'indul6nak kiil0mben nagy jeIen-
t6sege volt a k0zelmult hetekben,
"a mikor ". Karoly magyar XII
.raly' varatlanul bevonult SZom-
bathelyre, a hol hiiseges csatl6-
salval elhatarozta, hogy elfoglal-
ia Magyarorszag tr6njat. A mint
az ujsagokb6l tudjuk, Karoly XII
rally felutazott Budapestre, es ell
ment Horthy kormanyz6hoz, hogy
beJelentse neki igenyet "a magyar
tronra. Horthy azonban kemeny
legenynek bizonyult, es meg
mondta neki, hogy a magyar
tr0nhoz semmi k0ze sincson Eek
utan csall term6szetes, hogy Ka-
roly kiralynak magyarok ma
'gyon a gyomraba fakiidtek es 10y
% IS gyomorbajos lett. Ezzel
gyomorbajjal tilt fel vonatra
ISzombathelyen es mikor a ma
gyarorszagi hatarallomasra Scent
Gotthardra ert, az ottani tiizolt6
zenekar is kivonult, hogy elbu-
csuztassa Karolyt.
A tiizolto zenekar Sokaig top
Irengett azon, hogy melyik indu-
lot jatsza, mig v6gre az alparancs-
.nok ajanlatara abban egyeztek
meg, hogy a Radetzky indul6t
iatszak, inert AIT egy osztrak ge-
neralisrol neveztek el es ICY az
iosztrak szarmazasu magyar XII
"aly' fiileinek is kedvescbb lesz
| Radetzky indul6!
Icy tortent azutan, hogy mikor
a vonat berobogott a gyomorba-
JOS Karolylyal a tiizolt6 zenekar
razenditett a Radatzky indul6ra,
hogy asszonya, hogy asszonya:
,.Prta, prta, prtatta,
listen veled Karolyka,
Csinadratatta, bumszdratta,
Lefekiidhetsz padra,
/ Csingare, giri-gare,
Kedves Karoly girare."
/ A vonat elment es Karoly is ell
nent. Vele ment a gyomorbaj is,
NEG. a Radetzky indul6 is.
Es 8 tudja, hogy mi a kiil0mb-
! eg a kett6 k0z0tt
l
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-05-05

ball igen sep sport es ha az maid
a youngstown kozonseg meglat-
ia biztosan meg is kedveli. A csa-
pat minden szerdan este tartja
treningjet South High fielden.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-05-05
EPITKEzEsEK BEI.GRADBAN!

Mr. Upson, Kereskedelmi Minisz-
t6rium becsi k6pvisel6je jelenti, hogy
jclenlcg 1000 6piilet van epiiloben
Belgradban es kornyeken. Eek KOHL
$50 lesz modern magas epHlet. Az nj
epiletek KOHL koriilbeliil 1000 lesz
egyemeletes, t0bbi ketemeletes.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-05-05

JOkal MOrnak van egy hlfeS re
genye, melynek ,,Egy asszonyi
haiszal' a cine. Ezuttal mem er-
r6l az asszonyi hajszalrol lesz $40,
hanem arr6l hajszalrol, a mely
a gyomorbajt a Radetzky indul6-
t6l elvalasztia.
Lapunk ket het el6tti szamaban
egy hir jelent meg ,,Ress josef
kalandja y cimen. Ebben a hirben
beszamoltunk arrol, hogy Ress J6-
zsefet sZaraz financOk meg a.
kartak fogni (persze minden ok
nelkiil) es a hirt a kovetkez6 sza-
vakkal fejeztiik be:
"A szaraz cs6sz0knck az volt
szcrencsejiik, hogy Ressnel
mem volt revolver, inert akkor
ma neheZebbek volnanak ne
hany revolver goly6 sulyaval
es AIT is tudnak, hogy mi a
kiil0mbseg gyomor baj es a
Radetzky indul0 k0z0tt?'
Nehany nappal azutan, hogy ez
a sz0banforg0 hiriink napvilagot
latott, levelet kaptunk a mely ICY
sz6l:
Kelt East Youngstown, O..
Melyen tisztelt szerkesztG ur:
Bocsanatot kerek, hogy So
raimmal alkalmatlankodom, de
szeretnem megtudni, hogy mi a
kiil0mbseg "a 'Radotzky indul6
es a gyomor baj k0z0tt, inert
mar t0bben gondolkoztunk raj
ia fs pem tudtuk meg fejteni.
D;c a talalos k6rdest a
Hirlapbol olvastuk,
kerem a lap j0v6 szamaban
megfejteni.
Maradtam teljes tisztel6je:
(alairas)
East Youngstown, Ohio.
Miutan mink Rezbandistak
vagyunk, azert erdekel a do
log"
Keszs6ges orommel adjuk meg a
valaszt kerdesre, inert ez nagyon
sok embert erdekcl nemcsak lit,
hanem otthon Csonka Magyaror-
saigon is. A felelet a k0vetkez6 !:
Ha Ressnel revolver van es belle
lott volna a szaraz financ gyom-
raba, akkor ebb0l az emberb6l
gyomorbajos ember lett volna.
Akar kivettek volna a goly6t a
gyomrabol, akar mem, megis csak
gyomorbajos ember maradt volna.
Ma mar most, ha ez szaraz fl
name bement volna Ressek iizlete-
be es vasarolt volna egy olyan le-
mezt, a melyen a Radetzky indul6
van rata, akkor meghalhatta vol
ma a sajat fiileivel a sz6banforg6
lndulot es k0nnyen meg tudta
volna allapitani kiil0mbseoet =
gyomorbaj es Radetzky induld
k0z0tt.
Ha pedig meghalt volna, akko1
a temetesen a sok gyaszindul6
k0z0tt hiaba jatszottak volna a
Radetzky indul6t, szegeny feje
mem halhatta volna meg es ICY 8
legjobb akarata melett sem tudta
volna megallapitani a kiil0mbse
get a Radetzky indulo es azor
gyomorbaj k0z0tt, amelybe belle
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-05-05
KOSsUTH GYtjLES.

Felkerem a Kossuth egylet osz-
szes tagjait, hogy vasarnap este
fel nyolckor teljes szamben jelen-
Jenek meg Kor helyisegeben
negtartand6 gyiilesre. A gyules
utan kedelyes tarsas sz6rakozas
lesz.
Gaevi Janos. eln0k
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-05-05
FARMOk

a hires NEW YORK ALLAN
ALLEGENI COUNTYBAN, hol
sok magyar farmer Xix altalam
vasaroltak farmokat nevetve ha-
sogatjak a botermo foldeket.
404 ACER EGYENES FOLD
$50 szanto tobbi erd0 hazai is
taloval 1000 keszpenz.
800 lACER EGYENEs F0LDI
2 jo haz es 2 jo istaloval 6 fatal
loval II tehen $4,000, 1000 kesz-
.penz.
.1O7 ACER HAZ istaloval 2 finom
loval 90 szarvas marhaval felsze-
relesel $500, keszpenz $500.
!. .73 ACER egyenes haz, istalo
$500.
JOE HOSCISLAWSKY,
CUBA, N. Y.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-11-10

Mrs. Paul Taggart is visiting at
Deer Park.
Mrs. r. L. Williams is visiting her
mother at Austin, Mimi.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. E. Randall OF 81
Paul visited III the city Friday.
Leave those Safety Razor Blades
at Henry Billiards Barber shop to be
sharpened.-adg.
Mrs. AL. Gregorson and mother
Mrs Kimberley, visited at Rush
River last Tuesday.
AL Haugen and family Of Clear
Lake are visiting at the home OF Mr.,
and Mrs. Clinton Beebe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Cummings Of
Spring Valley were guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Fl b. Woods Sunday.
Miss Mabel Sherin of Minneapolis
was a guest at the home of her sis
ter, Mrs. b. A. Symes, recently.
See DR.. Cough for your eye trouh-.
les, at the Gladstone Nov. II. Be-
fore-the-war prices. Why pay more?
adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weber of Viroqua
spent Saturday and Sunday here with
their son and daughter, who are at
tending the Normal school,
Father Flanagan's Boys, from the
Home at Omaha, Neb., gave very en-
tertaining program at the Normal
auditorium Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. John Simpson leave
next Monday to spend the winter in
California. Mr.. Simpson has puf-
chased a cottage at Santa Cruz.
u,rav,, poror s,1yloo bod hao,, in o.
in the Bank of Roberts the past two
Farmers& Merchants State bank here
Monday.
Miss Alma Elertson will leave
Monday for Ladysmith where she has
accepted position as head Of de-
partment in one of the leading stores
Of that city.
Mrs. Ida Gould, who had beer visit
ing relatives at Crookston, Mimi, ar
rived here the first of the week and
will spend the winter at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Harriet Ensign.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Baldwin and
daughter, Miss Betty, motored over
from St. Paul and spent Sunday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. E.. F.,
Buck. Mrs. Buck accompanied than
home and visited there until Monday
evening
Thanksgiving Dance, Nov. "a, at the
Fair Ground Pavilion at Ellsworth
Come and enjoy yourself at the last
dance at the Fair Ground Pavilion for
the season. RED" Stendal, famous
cabaret singer, will be there, with
Flanders Orchestra of Minnea polis.--
adv.
The lecture. Fighting Moonshine,"
by Hon. John F. Kramer Of Washing
ton, D. c., at the Normal school AVID
itorium Sunday evening was attended
by large audience. His interesting
lecture was not only common sense
warning against the use of moon
shine" but it enlisted an active sur
port of the movement to Danish the
deadly stuff.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-11-10
SUNDAY SCHOOL RALLY

A Sunday School rally will be held
at Ono next Sunday, Nov. ID, after
noon and evening.
The afternoon session will begin at
3 o'clock.
1t is desired that as many as poss-
ible 90 from this community. Mr. j.
P. Jacobson will be pleased to hear
from those who have automobiles av-
ailable for that occasion.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-11-10
Armistice Day

NO DAY IN HISTORY HOLDS
SUCH BIG, POTENTIAL MEMOIR
les. TURNING THE LAST PAGE
ON A STORY OF THE WORLDS
GREATEST WAR, THIS DAY OF
DAYS OUGHT TO SERVE TO RE
MIND US OF A FUTURE THAT IS
BRIGHT WITH THE DAWN OF a
GREAT PEACE. THIS STORE
STANDS AT ATTENTION TO-DAY
AND UNITES WITH THE REST OF
A PIECE LOVING PEOPLE IN RE
NEWTNG OUR PLEDGES OF SYM
PATTY AND UNDERSTANDING
TO THOSE THOUSANDS OF
4 MERICAN BOYS WHO WROTE
THE HISTORY OF THE WAR IN
LOYALTY AND SACRIFICE.
S5DqgEE5tSsp y ) y u :
Evening star., 1921-03-06

Why" says he, there are some
very interesting matches, / UNDER
stand. sir. Especially the one to de-
eide the winner of the second flight.
Mrs. Smith Jones and Miss Affair are
in that bracket. and while the betting
has been in favor of Miss Affair. l
shouldn't wonder but what Mrs. Jones
would put up ii good fight. l hear she
was one up at the fifth.
Which is where this pie-faced youth
in the loud plaid golf suit crashes into
the conversation. "Ah. don't let that
one-up stuff worry you, Jimmy" says
he to the clerk. Betty Allair'll come
through, all right. Wait until she
gets that long drive of hers working
on the 400-yard holes. I'm backing
Betty to trim the old girl good and
plenty"
Are you?" says /, for the last he's
kind of shot at me.
Sure thing" says he. I'm giving
five to three on Betty. Want any OF
il. mister?'
Two minutes before 7 would have
laughed at any one who'd tried to get
me to bet on IL golf match of any
kind; not being much of a sport, and
knowing as little about this particu-
lar game as anybody can these days.
hick, who was SO ready to fash the
roll that pepper had supplied him
with, sort Of RULED the short hairs on
the back of my neck.
'Stage moneyor VAat2 1aSkA -
Evening star., 1921-03-06

but Clara and ] have some great
matches. She's quite a golfer. you
know has played in some of the
womcn's tournaments at the clup and
all that sort OF thing. once last fail
she made the country club course III
IlU."
THAT was good. was it," says !.
Better than I've ever done, says
PERCY. Il expect. though, to take
some lessons at Pincville-that is, If
grandmother doesn't keep US too
close"
Going to be kind of a bore. en-"
I suggests. being nice to granny"
"Oh, naturally" says Percy. You
know how old ladies are. But
still"
.Uh-huhi' says T. Il get you.
Might be worth while"
At which PERCY winks KNOWN
and ficks the ashes off his cigar real
sporty.
X x x
T ATER on, as I'm passin' through
- the Pullman on my way To the dinin'
car | stops for a word or two with
Clara. Shes a plump, pigeon ed
tight Tipped. young female. hardly eight
cen Not bad locker. but with kind
of a hard, selfish glitter in her eyes.
Just now she seems very busy with
some wooden needles and a big bali OF
layenda< yarn
Evening star., 1921-03-06

found something really good for her.
was going to allow her to back me IN a
brokerage partnership. II would nave
been splendid thing for both OF US
But she refused to let me have dollar.
OF course, after that" and Percey
spreads out his hands eloquent.
IAN old tightwad, eh? | suggests:
II expect you hinted as much to her!
Il did try to show her how unrea- =
sonable she was says he. Ana she
must have taken offe1se al something
/ wrote or said. Anyway. our rela
tions ever since then have been some
what strained-that is, until recently
Rut on Clara's account she seems to
have relented.'
.Retter late than never, says J.
Must have done some shreWd invest
ing herself. though. if she can ahord
a cottage at Pineville."
sheer luck" says Percey. steel
preferred when it was down III the
SOS. oh, yes. | imagine the old lady
is quite comfortably fixed. At least,
she appears TO live as if she were. l
should call it rather eXtravagant. mir
ing a whole cottage just for herself.
But perhaps the old soul has to have
a companion. maybe nurse to wheel
her around in an invalid chair. She
was rather stout the last L saw OF
her. and not very well.
Huh" says I. Don't listen as II
YOU was to be let in for such wild
time, after all. Whatn you do; -ead
to her or play cribbasse with her.:
"Oh. / suppose we shall have 10 take
turns entertaining the old lady" says
PERCY. "but. naturally, Mrs. Heath
will be with her most of the time.
Clara and j expect to get in more or
less golf. however"
Didn't know you was mash:e ma
mac" says l.
Il only took it up last summer"
says Percey. but I'm very fond Of
the game. I've been practiGins a lot
this winter in the attic, driving balls
against a canvas arrangement. and
putting on rug"
Then you must be one OF these
regular bogie hounds?' J asks.
"Oh, not at ALL" says Percy. regis
term modesty. II don't play well
enough as yet to go out with the men.
Evening star., 1921-03-06

"Uh-huh"' says I. Boomer Day
knows 'em all. Smith Jones is what
he said. No mistakin' that name"
"But-but Clara" whispers Percy,
husky. Don't you know who that
iS?'
ing Oh-hh. wasn't that a beauty,
Well. who is she?"
your grandmother" says PERCY,
with his eyes bulged.
Then it was Clara's turn to gasp.
'Not-not granny" says she.
name" says Percey. Smith Jones.
You must have heard it often
perhaps 1 have" says Clara. but
I didn't dream, of course. that this
why; i ! T.. thought you said she was an
$50 she was fifteen years ago"
says Percey. "and weighed over zoo.
But she-she has improved"
81 know" says 7. Another one
that's scared off the undertaken by
flourishin' niblick. I've heard a
though But it looks like you had
real live grandmother therenow.
Miss Clara. I'll say she is. And |
hope she's good at an uphill fight
She sure was. I expect I'd get the
the finish by rounds-holes. I mean.
Anyway. from there on Granny Jones
simply walked all over this pretty
little Miss Affair, who seemed to get
ratified and lose her nerve. And the
next thing l knew out rushes the
club secretary and presents the old
girl with a whackin' big silver vase
and people were crowdin' around to
shake hands with her and say what
a game fight she made. AS I left I
saw Percy and Clara edgin' in sort
Of timid I expect they were going
to find it kind of hard to be nice to
grandma, only not quite in the way
they'd had it framed up.
AS for me. l strolls in and collects
that envelope from Jimmy. the room
clerk.
"You had the right hunch. didn't
you. sir?" says he, passin' over the
wad.
kinda" says !. First time I
ever backed grandmother to win,
too. And say, this amt such dull
joint down here, after all. may
stick around week or so. Might
be some moro silver-topped entries"
! @ tCooyrisht, -1a11. .AR Ras1ellA lAsgxA -
Evening star., 1921-03-06

spend fussin' in his dinky little gar
den out in Rockhurst.
"Whaddye mean. Percy. gettin
reckless like this?" / demanded.
He pluckers up his thin lips, like he
always does when / call him Percy.
liberty. Even his wife always says
Mr.. Heath" respectful. But he passes
u by with hunch of his 2x4 Shout
ders.
This is quite unusual for me. ad-
mit." says he. 'but-er-the opportu
nifty seemed too good to miss"
II don't get you says I. Amt
Pineville been open every winter"
mot on such terms as this season."
says he. smilin' KNOWN. You see.
grandmother has cottage there and
che has invited us all down to visit her
for couple of weeks
Didn't know you had II grand
my daughter CIara's." h" explains.
Mrs. Heath's mother. you know"
oh" says |. II hadn't heard of her.
either. Never been to Rockhurs'' has
she%'
NO" says Percy.
As a rule. 1 expect he'd have let it
ride at that, for he's q close -mouthed
nsh about most things. But this seems
to be case where he'd had such
stroke Of luck that he was just Dustin
- ten somebody about it. Two whole
weeks of free board for himself and Mrs.
Heath and Clara at an expensive place
like Pineville, And all because Clara
had written a nice letter to granny
tellin' how shed just become engaged
and who to-
You sec. professor" he goes on. we
hadn't been in very close touch with
Grandmother Jones for quite a while
fifteen years, in fact. 4 it'll" business
disagreement II was like this: She's
had just lost her husband. Mrs. Heaths )
father. and had come into quite a mic"
little sum OF money. His passing away
was not unexpected. He had been an
fnvalid for some years. So we were pre-
nred. In fact, had been on the look
ot fora good IuYestment, and. bad
Evening star., 1921-03-06

"Buildn' sweater. eh?" says l.
For dear granny" says she. 'Ho"
do YOU like the shade"
"Oh. it's grandmother shade. i
guess says l. L see you got plenty
of readin' matter along. too"
a few new books-for granny"
says she. Il hope they're the kind
shee1l like. / haven't seen her, you
know, since I was little girl.
Its goin' to be 4 great reunion. amt
it?" l suggests.
Well" says Clara doubtful. II hope
So | must confess that I'm not crazy
over old ladies. They're apt to be So
SO pokey.'
was tellin' Sadie about the Heaths
at dinner
Aren't You dreadful. Shortly" says
she. chuckln'. "Of course they are
bound to be nice to the old lady"
Yes says l. they're plannin' to
have a whale of time with granny
but gosh. how they dread it
Anyway, it sort of helped while away
the long hours, gettin' this new line on
em. And. finally.a fter we'd rolled well
into the white mule, belt. we landed at
'neville about the middle of the fore
noon. Inside of half an hour we were
located in our rooms and I'd been inVlt-
ed to clear out SO Sadie could unpack
and get settled. All / had to do was
to go and enjoy myself.
That's the poorest thing 1 do when
I'm in one of these big resort hotels
l begins, as usual, by gettin' lost in the
corridors, but at las- l finds an elevator
and gets down to the lobby. The slick
haired young clerk who'd greeted me SO
cordial only short time before seems
to have forgotten that we'd met. but
insists on being folksy with him just
the same.
Say. son." / remarks beckoninS him
over what's on the programme for
today
Il beg pardon" rays he. gawpin' at
me
DON'T mention 1t, says n: HH
what's goin' on that's excitin'?"
OH" says he. why. the finals of
the ladies' golf tournament are being
played off today. ''-7e-
Honest now says I, that amt
YOUR idea of excitement. is it,
Evening star., 1921-03-06
A Victim of tie War,

EDWARD V. RICKENBACHER,t the
l. famous airman and automobilist,
said at a dinner:
81 know a chap who is motoring
through England. The other evening
he pulled up his car and said to a
farm hand:
to Tottleton- cum Tootle?'
Its just thirty-five miles in the
opposite direction, sir, said the farm
hand.
The opposite direction yells my
friend. But the last sign post said
it was this direction
".Ah, but, you see, said the farm
hand, with . knowing grin. we turn
ssae s sess} }'R Rsss 80 ssSSaS !i.' 49,
Evening star., 1921-03-06
THE MICROSCOPE CANNOT FOLLOW THIS
SCIENTIST INTO SECRETS OF NATUR

that will have any value unless
thin out that tangle."
Don't want any" he re
in a kind OF defiant embarrassed
That's my ayiary. The birds
to have some place to stay"
They tell me you even ha,
woodpeCker that hangs by it's "
and watches YOU while you
pursued his friend.
'Stoddard told you that" HoI
replied quickly. Stoddard is his
assistant. It's not so. Eyerybo
knows woodpecker sometiu
hangs by its wings. and / suppS
this one does, maybe. But il does
watch mo"
Still. his neighbors say It does, a
that he divides his breakfast doug
nut with the bird.
Evening star., 1921-03-06

SHE'S QUITE A LADY HUSk. But
SHE CARRIES IT WELL AND
DRESSED ALL IN BLACK THAT
wAY-SHE DON'T LOOK A BIT
OVER HER WEIGHT FOR HER
INCHES.
Evening star., 1921-03-06
FREDERICK A. HOWARD of Mas

EREDERICk "A. f1OWAKD OF Mas
sachusetts, Chemist, Splits Up the
Chemical Globule and Produces Three
Different Reactions Which His Fellow
Workers Held to Be Impossible-Crea-
ton of Neutral Fluid Which Almost
Defes Laws of Gravity-Interesting
Story of Man Who Took Up Profession
by Accident.
Evening star., 1921-03-06
Backing Granny for a Win

Y r UH" says I, throwin' it
- scornful across the dinner
table at Sadie. NO,
thanks. None OF this
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1921-07-29
Red Cross Clinic Coming

(, & K Is 7, < u
I 1t has been our good fortune to OBJ
tain the services Of the travelling elm
ic from the Anti Tuberculosis Asocia-
ton, composed Of two physicians an and
a nurse. u This clinic will be held in
several places in the county and it
win be splendid opportunity for any
one to- obtain their services, which:
are absolutely free. tits to be hoped
that everyone Will take advantage ct
this opportunity and come ID and; see
them for free examination, advice or
consllta ion. .;s N ,3 t Z Z,
Please make an effort to advertise
tito people you think u # will ~!
bene 7:
l This clinic will be held at the folls f't's
owing places From 4 to o'clock
Garrison. July %; Ralso, July,
E30;; Turtle ske. Aug. ! 'Washbl,rn, u !,
August i; Niltoni, August s 8.
Sincerely yours, Il 3saf';5 sssssss&
NJ hdrs. u Hat tie II. "a McC Culioch,
Chapter Secretary.
Iss1 Charl lotte Lyngstad s Il
n s5ss County Nurse
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Harvester Killed
By. Lightning!
MARKS INSTANTLY KILL
NJ ED WHILE RIDING I'm
5HEADER BOX ..r.,.s, -.

9 August Marks, prominent farmer,
living between Underwood and Turtle
Lake, was instantly killed by light
ming Monday morning about 10 o.
clock while he was in the harvest
field cutting grain.
g Mr.. Marks was working in q header
box at the time the bolt struck. In
the box with him and close to him him
at the time stood his little niece, who
was driving the team. The little girl
escaped without harm but the bolt
besides killing her uncle. also struck
and killed one Of the horses. The
man and team with the header also
escaped without harm. b :a y, +
Besides a widow the deceased
leaves three children, two Of which
are step.children. Il. II. "a .s=
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Attends 4 t q: ) !. R..0.I.C.

s /. !.
Gust. Lindell, who has been attend
ing, 1the University Of North Dakota
for the past three years, returned
Tuesday from Fort Smelling, Mimi,
where he had been to the Reserve
Officers Training Camp for the last
six weeks. This summer camp train
ing is included in his regular Univer-
sity course. At the State, University
a student Is required to take two
years. Of cadet training, but the last
two years is optional: However, Mr..
Lindell signed up for the last two
year and these last two years include
the six weeks at q summer camp,
where they are trained to become Of
dcers. Last year Mr.. Lindel held the
rank Of LIST Lieutenant at the Uni
versity. "a III {! III Il +. 5,5i 4