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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-10-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rohrer and
&. t. Goodmanson Of Turtle River
and D. C. "Dvornrek Of BemidjiS mo-
tored to the Twin Cities Monday in,
Mr. %Rohrer's car, and they will attend
the dairy show being held this week
at the state fair grounds. Mr.. Dvora-
eek expects to meet his brother, Hen,
ry Dvoracek, who is head Of the ami
NAL. husbandry u department at sthe
university at gEayetteville, Arkansas.
s5p.saE A2-4+------ = 3sa III VIA
CashEpaid for Liberty bonds. &c.
B. HuoleB Northern Grocery Co. -
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-10-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Bailey and FAM
lily have moved from Redby to Be-
midi and will occupy the residence
property purchased by Mr.. Baileys
parents at FOG Thirteenth street.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-10-11
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~

George Becker of Grant Valley was
in Bemidji on business Monday.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-10-11

Phone ITS and place your order
for Koors Pasteurized milk: and
cream to be delivered right to your
door; every morning. 10-5 ttft
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-10-11

: r Plac hti and leonard Fl Gilman Of
Minneapolis arrived in. Benidji SUM
day morning and visited until today
with the latter's sister, Miss Esther
Fjellman, teacher in the Bse .l
schools, and left this morning for.
Turtle River where they will hunt
during the week. They will stop again
in Bemidji en- route to their homes.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-10-11

All you can cat for soc at the
chicken pie supper at the Presbyteri-
an church Wednesday evening.
- 0-1 I
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-10-11

We are going to the Presbyterian
church Wednesday evening, between
the hours Of S to 8. =; 1t10-11
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-10-11

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Scow, who have
visited friends at Blackjack, Kelli-
her and other places for short time,
were in Bemidji Monday en- route to-
their home at Pelican Rapids. |@.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-09
Fasting Wife W orries
Nan " ho Avoids Cliurcl
Il Thought She Va. onl, RI,,
ling. He SAY. but Refuses
so Surrender

DANNli.lF. II. jan s. la, ... a..
time since his " e.. srf. ,s,s ~
began fasting in an 4ft,nat
nim 10 abandon tIs pr.aur. bs.,,a,
and Join her as an cxaNeei.s. ~ :.
religious faith. fi,c.t S. nt.,.o..'.
to-day admitted ~ was worried e.. Z.
nor condition '''
# Thought shc w.. eniv t,re.
"Heh she started ho ~aii. asa8 p.o,,
soon gte uu leH fool .h r0.Ian H..
nov see sne - af.eI.rire. ~ ... =.
imit- hai an i4-t ste-n,ss
- she is Lawyer base f.rn.s :,
that ! csnaci he prosecuted iu
event her last rceai.s tn death ths~
done everything ~ induce her r. -
Nctrt te irtn eel church. ard won
90 thaf
harrington saia Tho only rellelsr ,
Fnows IS the Golden ra'e ard c,s
1T oeiieNe II necessary to hags ~
other -
He IS receiving may letters .er
pralsing n's wife, attitude and otss,
I'om persons courgatafsttrr h.m g.
ne yielding. Ore UoI ar fforrns f.r
her husband threatens t1 .ras'a.. A..
harrington unless thc writer IONS n
church 90
Reietiees deny aat SRA Hsryioe
ton has higa fever. as fsa bss.
rumorea, bat aan she aa4 crew,
much weaker and is mefr r,s-less.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-09

story OF their hazardous fight has not
yet been definitely settled in the minds
OF other nayv men.
In Wa~nis gton yesterday Secretary
Daniels SAID that orders 20 the men
not to make publ any account Of then
flight from kockaway station and sub
sequent experiences until their ofhc al
report ma, been submitted viii stand.
At the Kochaway naval air station,
however, the following telegram from
Secretary Daniels was received yester-
day:
"Department desires that news pho
tographers and newspaper men be given
every opportunity TO take photographs
and interview Lieutenants kloor. II n
tor and Farrell upon their return to
.he station
In Washington yesterday NJ Daniel.
sad.
'>i0cc The men are paid hs tnc eor-
errmeut ari are travelling ~ govern
ment scr.re at the expense of the
public T ha the stors ri their eN-
perience should he available 10 all the
people before any exclusive stories are
given out. 20 not THINK It would be
1'r to let rome hiv newspaper get a
scoop or such story just because .
"a. sFoid 10 send ID cortosnon icut up
into Canada and ofTer big sam for it. .
NJ. Daniels said one paper haG an
'horize' the rorreseAtatlvc 1t sent
north - III et 'hc balloon SIS 20 oTar
trem $1G0O0 for a signed exclusive
account b. any ono Of the trio or by al
three
New-York tribune., 1921-01-09
New Portfolio Is Suggested
Prof. Aughinbaugh Think For-
elsn Trade Secretary Helpful

The creation OF a Cabinet post. Sec
rctary of fore,gn Trade, the ircumben,
10 have charge Of the work OF central
izing ali government activities IN for
eiEn trade, was suggested - President
elect Harding yesterday by DR. W f
Aushinbaugh. professor OF foreign
trade in New York University. Such
an official would tend 20 eliminate
lost notion nog apparent in Wash
ineton. DR. Auchinbaugh said
Among other suggestions made 20
Senator Harding by Dg AughlnhaGgh
was one providing for the calling of s
world conference Of bankers. business
meD in general, economists and labor
eaders Tor the purpose OF bringing
about the establishment of internstion-
exchange coAd tious.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-09
Infant, i}oy and Adult
Killed by Motor Truck
lratiic Policeman on Fifth Ave
nue. l. Struck by Auto and
His leg Brohcu

David Burns, twenty setor year
cid % 70T East f15th ~tfoet sfs
last nsgH when struck ht auto
mobile truck 81 trs' arr-ae an
r gh'v-siNta Street Tho IafX We
lci,sa hp hiam ~etocn
Patrick King. fonr year "a
instantly Killed bva acton t.a.f viii
7lNt irg stcrlar |n fr0rt horne
fas "est iity-sec0na -Il..f ms
ifnner. ~ ta Mt. ittt tfet
river Of tie tr4ci. a aIf on
micide charge
~ dertc' kaesnoid. trsri .o..
=, ~ 4s9 Bergen fa-nn a.l,c
- Park. y. j ene fsf4li. t0rs
sterdaF wien at be a.t W
4eh il' dice 'ateH at il- Ih
RIVER. william HeIor. N5fH
10, n. y, Was held n $1,000 h.l 'o
aearlng Monday.
Ira'He ra.f4r Trot. lits
WAS or duty lAss rat at f
auf AMI Brightly ffti oa .n
'} "a car af..eu ~ Na kof
'ds Ilfaht Street, fe N II
.iga was sractrfed Namter r sf
Z luminous foo rer- T9
'a'f lmer was taken o. tf IRE y'af
an Hospital
New-York tribune., 1921-01-09
Baby Dies; Mother Lets
Europe's $ Needy Fill Void
Contents &C Child's Bank Given
Ia Relief ;Parcnf in Fancy
Chcrislses Ben eiiciaries

LONG BRANCH, \. J., Jan. s.-A
widow whose only child died here re-
Gently has resolved to cherish in her
Imagination two other children whose
imrges VIII have living, rosy checked
originals in some hamlet of Central Fu-
rope. Tho Red Cross announced to-
day that she had sent the contents Of
tse cnild's bank to be added to the
~ am inclosing the contents OF nv
boy bank $25.7o, Tor Europo's hungry
chiioren.' She wrote I'm sending tie
m4oney IL seems to me the happy
Jhing to do with thc money, for now
feel that though he had to go. AZ
least he sill not have lived in vain.
s'nee some Other Nttle suffering child
orcl there VIII be helped"
lhe name Of The woman maa not
made public. ier husband, a member
of the cNpeditonary Iorce. died from
the effects Of German gas.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-09

York-or fterwsrd-there's going to
be one grand little party at 235 West
l45th Street. Neponsit, L. l., as soon
az they get home.
"Tal" is considering the matter Of
running up as far as Buffalo to meet
them and carry with him new uni.
forms. 50 they may SHOW some clas ,"
as he puts il, when they report TO the
air station.
Lieutenant Farrell, like Hinton. IS
married. He and his wife have two
street, Brooklyn. They are close
friends Of the Hintous. Farrell is the
eldest Of the three rescued airmcn.
lie is forty-hve, and is another exam
pie OF man who elm bed from me
ranks. He is five feet nine inches
weighs l90 ana wSa star heavyweight, (,
boxer in his COB days He has been
nineteen years in the service and Il
senior line officer at Roctaway
Lieutenant Koor, "Ihc Kid" is .hc
bachelor Of tho although it. il
said he will not be bachelor long
after his return. He Will be twenty
Shrce tomorrow. Like the others, h,
was COB. but quickly became an en-
sign and last May lieutenant He is
tive feet SIX, weighs lao and is brown
haired and blue-eycd.
Steve Suffered Worst
Hint" Steve" and "Thc Kid"
Three brave men!
But the bIavest-and doubtless Hint
and The Kid will say this when the,
emerge from the forests--was Steve.
He suffered worst. The cold got tC
him more than to his companions 81
did the enforced lack of food Mayb
his years tod. Perhaps he was not in
as excellent physical trim as the rest
But at all events there came tim
when he felt he could go no further
This was during the days when n,
three were wandering blndly in til
woods, eating their carrier pigeons
inouthing moss dug with their iin!o
from under the snow
1t was then that Steve mado
amazing offer-asked his comrades
accept him as a sacrifice. To Hin
ana Kloor it vas un-hinkable.
course that they should abandon th,
brother officer. Let him die? MOI
there was any dying the three sho,
die together That was their agro
ment. That's United States Na
style.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-09
Cold Will Aid
Ail'nlen i'm Trip
Through Woods
Continues from page vns)

from here on the Abitibi trail, there is
q welltraveled road to Cochrane, and
a. Clute fresh dog teams are to be on
tMned aud additional sledges, which
would enable the entire party TO ride
the last fourteen miles OF their Jour
ney. Such arguments are not VIII out
their appeal to the Indian who has
been toiling at "a sledge for days or
breaking trail ahead Of the dogs.
Adm tting that the indians, If or
dered to proceed to Mattice by .hr
orders TO the letter, residents OF this
town say that if the matter is lef. to
the red mems discretion they vii
certainly elect 30 come by the Clute
road. The unbroken tran that gay Is
not regarded as any serious obstacle
to these hardy veterans of the north.
Cochrane Plans Smoker
II is probable that the returning air
men will be entertained ~ a free and
easy smoker when they reach Coch-
ranc. Arthur Stevens, presdeat Ct
tao local board of trade, said this
morning plans had been made to hold
thu, function the Town lIau, with
Mayor +. c. Ivy presiding.
Most Of the newspaper men, photo
graphers and Canadian mounted police
sent out to meet the bullOOnlsts, are
stalking their hopes or Nattice, how
ever. and have act oul for that tow-l
leaving Coch cane almost deserted.
They hated their decision on ~
ated story told for the tirst tine las.
night by the Indian runner VINO FIST
brought ouo tid.ngs thai the aclouauts
ere safe 81 Moose Factory before
he left, the runner aid L was decided
that the rescued fie-s should be sent
over the Mattice trail with the mail
packet, starting ON December 81.
Some sag Of TIE noTthlurd, h *
ever, still cling to tho opinion tn :,
tue shelter Abitih River trali ending
at Cluto- is being followed In defer
cnce - this oN,N.c0, a uttle SQUAD If
welcomera remair mere. mop ng that
,hey may De iiist 20 hosh t. ,he 0orla
news Of ths tiers safe arrival AT q
rail road
Plans hayo h"cn virtually completed
10 accord the tdventurers i royal vol
come upon their arrival
Mour.ed police and newspaper NON
haYe sheais Of telc2voms OF conglats-
alton Tor them and specal teleph one
connections nave BEEN arranged so
1T they may Immediately report to
'ecrctary Danio.s at Washington ana
'alE TO their wivcs at Rockaway.
special train. prepared by the
'cmigkaming and Northern Ontario
Hallway, IS waiting 10 take them to
'o1onto, where the Rotary Club and
'ther organizations. rs we'll as
province officials are reported TO be
claiming receptions.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-09
NcAuoo BIames Leaders
For Democratic Defeat
Reorganization W;.h Chairman.
Who Viii Devote All His Time
20 Politics Advised
ITS. :. nJey filnfOu

los ANGELES, Cal, Jan s.-Imme-
diatc steps to organize the Democratic
oqrty for future campaiqna under Il
.a:icnal chairman who will "devota all.
practically all. Of his time to party
fairs' wee urged Tonight by VII
am G. McAdoo, former Secretary Of
le Treasury, ~ the Jack son Dav din
cr OF the Southern California Demo
ATTIC Club here.
Mr.. McAdoo said the recent Demo
tic defeat "was due in large meas
20 TO lack OF effective national organi-
alton ard to ahc failure TO get the
Democratic side before the people
eircugh proper publicity.
ia all parts Of tie country. Mr Nc
Adoo declared. Democrats arc asking
eagerly what is TO be done for the
'uture'
"We must have party leadership in
the future that VIII stay on the Job
nd that viii make the business o. The
democratic party its only jCb7
New-York tribune., 1921-01-09
Tribune Correspondent Risks Life
To Get First Story From Airmeu

Harold A. fittledae the staff The
Post Cochrane Ontario the returning balloon
SAID IN the dispatch which he sent his newspaper yesterday
"Fral
The New
where IN the snowdrifts north OF forynine With were ~
guides To guides the onlv one 49,
incident OF life the trail To Grassland the experience must
been hardship he is likely TO forget. ~
"Crossand ia She hor, - ~
nr the three American baonists returning from
Factory lie gambed ali upon desperate As II his -
and perhaps his life than dice,
the the hope returning
story lips.
"Ihougf he lose, he VIII respect hs a4rnv
New-York tribune., 1921-01-09
Downey Si'ipyard Rccci>crship
Causes Skipping Of Pay DAY

Employees Of the Downcy Ship
building Corporation. which vent into
rccoivership Friday, get no pay yes
terday whom they went to the cashiers
ice at The yards in ARLINGTON. s T.
They we're informed that owing to the
transfer Of authority, the accounts
would not be IN shape until 0ucsdav
After that. ii was sand pay day
would be Saturday as usual. The an
nouncemcnt was received without dis
order. No more employees are to be
cropped from the pay roll. The forc,
already has been cut from 1900 TO 900
New-York tribune., 1921-01-09
.HiN Overcome b> Gas fume
Policeman Ri~k9 A~phv~iaiior
10 trolIee >,lccncl.

Pa'rolman Arthur l e IN
ton street police station onyx
alton hy coal - ,.fias
ao1ring 10 arousa o.tfnaH SIX
.orF tenement aa.e sfol
're"t. IS which .tTrfs Ief ver
of"rcere St a'ter
.oil ana tfc Use dt fr nttlf af,.
'atrc m4a ier7 tad otae
nethods ~ rastorai 8,
Ne'opol. wa sa on
Haa dumped fa rar
1ae p-tro.mar ding
Save man startefIa arN7s
almost cfercon.. raHe
tfe blliaine. srtcta
tN en- our .nar n
monod ar .n1ll.rte
6o.Nlflc..r il0
ne.p OF Lee<. .h. f.a rsnt
Mls Fanny Sacks .na atDr
TillIe and Ethel. whe ofe
rome: samuel Naetto ehfsf
Mlgccll ana hcr aals h.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-09


feeling" she said last night in their
pretty little home. "But | give you nv
word that never at any time since Wal
ter sailed away did think he VS. lost.
Al here (Hinton's chum TalbotN
nd Mrs. Tai have been equally conf
dent. We four have been the best Of
friends for several years We talked
the thing over ever day, of course.
and many times 8 day, but always we
agreed that We would not be seriousl,-
worried until spring In fact. we were
imost reconciled, until last Sunday, to
the prospect Of not hearing anything
spring"
Grand Little Party at Home
No matter what celebration may be
planned for Lieutenant Hinton and
MS mnanions before they reach Naw
New-York tribune., 1921-01-09
Saloon Struck Ground With Crash

we saw what thought house. be
TACK we found
e MI h ground with crash and
so and then hung the and stuck
We stuck carrier
u"rh2 1na lne and Of mach
ana would build fire when Steve would out due
'xhauston tie him
u' OF course y" couldn't that
oss ana led the party discard
light Steve and Koor something in and did not IN tho
daytime made him travel in underwear had TO travel hard
II freeze
New-York tribune., 1921-01-09
Columbia Memorial To-day

Harlan r. Stone, dean Of the School
~ Law al Columbia University, will
"eliN'r thr memorial address at 4
,ci elk this afternoon in S. panl,s
.napel. Columbia. IN honor of the
founders and the great company of
mon and women who, BY their lives
helped TO make Columbia what II is
today
Rev. RAYMOND c. Knoz, chaplain Of
tie university Will be in charge OF tho
services which will be oDen TO the zen
erai ppoNc pnd the student bodv
Hteohen Bake. . member of the
1olumola Board Of Trustees, will read
Inc lesson There will be special music,
New-York tribune., 1921-01-09
Steve Wanted to Co n,nit Suicide; Urged
We Leave Him." Hinton Wrote Chum

yer, follows:
"tfudson BAY Co, Moose Factory December e.
Dear TalJust few lines give what It's all
bout
I'VE struck deuce OF blow that Monday
binding dsnowstorm. We
dies $40 miles miles from
York by dog sled rail.
we maintained altitude Of approximately 5000 feet being
riven imagine southwest northeast ct upper
altitude. RF
1--WE did not thing the only place
vas "ells n y and when
ANS crashing nearly
I'VE kept going seeing nothing, Aiah
ma every ounce of available ballast including
~ q the basket heard
log bark the kid Immediately cord and
made knots coming
New-York tribune., 1921-01-09

snt build large fires and M though
safe be.
Ihere are about eight white this Indian settlement
indians trap bear both grizzly POLAR silver red
seals and all fur imals
Ihas w1aS this place Is post belonging called
hudson Bay Company that buys the Indians and pro-
1T most interesting here and weren't worrying
would be content but almost thinking
ufering
lel Eal to that the wires
ram TO the c. o. and will be the railroad
'et there.
will be home just possible Lots love- ever
New-York tribune., 1921-01-09
Two v omen fali Dead
After Treatment b, ijocto'

TORONTO. Jan y01n.
wcmen collapsed ara a af
today shortly after pe-'t
treu'mont in the III M 4 j
O'Noulcl
Miss Monica ke 60 IL
sidewalk ard o8ed w fta
.he Yhs s.ca Qafr7 tsfr ca5'
reach her siao Na.lr fh. leefar .a
outside on this cas-. Mr- ln Boz
kecled over ard oiod s SIS of.ee. ae.
" men iVed Toronto.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-09
Ridgewood Is Organizin.
To Honor Lieutenant Earre

dents of Rio, ,>wcod, Queens, was or
ganized yesterday to prepare FOR re-
ceptior t. I mart st t. II = r.
rel, one OF the three naval bslloonist Us
now on their way back from northern
Ontario, wheH tc. gets home Ic 'vcs
at 1101 Woodbinc Street, Nldgewood
John II. .Gerold heads the rece gtion
committee, and meeting VIII be holi
c*rlR this week at which IS plans viii
Jake definite form.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-09
indians Seek to Recover The Bao

We finally found sleigh tracks on the river
e an indian VINO tried from hands
ho Followed him MS place We clothes made and
wear sno~shoes travel behind nine or ten davs
we leave Monday December York bv The Yoh
12th We taking daily practicS
acre reaches from 30 below still look
g for the balloon They have made attempts did not get far
nough They look being wotiers
and Steve Farrell send their boys Mrs TaI
ard Aidie. " YTr,p
New-York tribune., 1921-01-09
Brought Down by a Packet

Brought Down by a Packet
Appa arently, the missives were brought
iown by q packet Of Revillon Frercs
ne fur dealers. for they bear large
near the brown Canadian stamps
= which is shown King Georges ike
less. The envelope bears the legen
Inc Hudson's Bay Company. Incor
GRATED A. d. 1870"
The letter 70 Mrs Hinton, which vas
special delivery, bore IS cents worth
I stamps that 20 Talbot only fou
ents' worth. This arrived a day late
han the first
Hmm wrote to his wife or G shee.
: thin foolscap, in closely pencilel
:nes, covering one whole side OF tn
hect and three quarters Of the othe.
ide. his chirography is small and
ather careful, though he didn't pay a
Thole lot OF attention 70 punctuation
apitalization. II is needs S TO say
e vas not writing with any idea that
ia pcnciled messages ever would he
aid before the public.
hiooe Also Sent Message
Lieute an. Kloor, one Of Hinton's
hates IN rhe balloon, wrote some notes
. New York also, but they were not Of
he lrapol -ance and did not have the
:.
hlooc, although actually In charge Of
ne expedition, is the youngest Of the
nree a.rEnen. and, a. Hinton'g letters
nov, was called "The KID"
Hinton, hy reason Of his greater ex-
oerlence and perhaps because Of his
aatur2l aptitude was the real leader
Il the party. H uton Of the Navy"
they call h n throughout the navy. For
many hours OF the flight of that winged
,aravel across the Atlantic it was his
strong arrng that struggled with the
~heel. He was one Of the actual
7ilots.
His sttArs show te~ cc-.l he and mis-
Mates w"~" in from the beginning
.rasning into trees in the Adirondack,
'porpoising" (Which means striking
he ground and bouncing again into
nc air) at the end Of the aight, and
It all times being at the mercy Of the
Ainds ard storms al 'ofty attitudes
anger.
Sounds Just Like Walter
Hinton ia not a story writer, un-
ortunately for literature But what
. wrote was genuine, ard was calmly.
DOLLY set down. The bes. comment
rat could De made about his report
cdne rom hla IriSnCs Hnd ais wife
IL sounds just Ike Walter"
Re was COB originally, and won mis-
~ay 70 con- mission 'hrouyh sheer
sbill.y ari technical know ledge. He
thirty -two, has been IN The navy To-
,welye years and Is considered ona of
rs beat sea0lane pilots in the service.
10 has handled everything from the
ittIe o.d Cnrtis. flying boats" ~ the
,iyantic nc ships. He r senior squad~
on commander al tho Eockaway sta
lon.
Hs 10 good-zjzed chap, standing 5
e.t 10, weighing about l55. Hs haa
,lus eyss ana light brown hAir and IL
ofnmonly called Hint" He has been
aaYried foux years.
Expected No Word CntfI sprnx
30 cornpletH was Mrs Hint1r's faith
n his skill az 20 airr0an and IN hs
.ood luek ,hst-At lsa.t 10 shs de-
izrcs~sns nsy.Y r~alIy waa seriously
7rrrje6 about him. She IL slender,
l1e-~ye1, brovn haired girl nj twenty.
~, pretty an1 yivaci>us ard altovsth-
chzrminx,
"Cy crugc, II wax wonferfnl yslief
. r~t WaIter's letter and IN knpv RI
~ssay xhsxs hs was AID how aa wn
New-York tribune., 1921-01-09
Right to Sell Exclusive
Balloon Story Undecided
Daniels LET'S Donn B0rs orr In
ferrietcs A fter Nary 4eronaufs
Gel Back to R0cknsc0> .Sf0,ion

The question of whether any of the
tnree navy airmcn now or their way
acA frvm the Canadian wilds viii be
porn!itted to Write or cell an exclus xl
New-York tribune., 1921-01-09

The letters Of Lieutenant Hinton to
is wife AMI his pal came down the
ing trai. from Moose Factory, where
he balloonists fund shelter, to Mat
ice, the nearest hamlet on the Cana
ian National Railroad, and thence to
ton.real and down TO New York.
Although they were written Decem-
'er p, thsv did not reach Mattice until
anuary 6. Probably thvy were held
a. Moose Factory, the lIadson's Bay
ON pany trading camp. tor & few days
efore "packet'-as dog hauled ex-
'ed;tion bound for civilization IS
ermed-started for Mattice. Normally
5 The outside world mas come t. know
within the last week. it takes nine or
en- days. under exec ilerr conditions. to
make the Journey. Tne distance is veil
oWard 200 miles, over rougn country,
nth frequent natural obstacles to
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-26
BENJAMIN H. KAUFMAN,
Reading, Pa.

There's NO doubt in my mind
that Tanlac saved my Wife's life"
was the positive statement Of Ben.
janlin Fl. Kaufman, sos BinEamAn
St, Reading, Pa, popular clothing
salesman for the wen known firm
Of Croll 6 Keck:
vt was almost desperate from
worrying over her condition, as
she had suffered so long without
getting relief and ! can hardly be-
iieve my own eyes now when i
see the change in her. Why, Bhe
doesn't show her aye by twenty
years and declares she never re.
members fselig better in her life.
Her health was failing BthdiIy for
a year as a result Of GatsFrh Of the
stomach, and / haVO never seen
anybody suffer as much hpm in,
digestion and nervoaSnassSas she
a'" aAtter a i've weeks, course OF
TanlRo sho was Hike another per-
son, and I'm firmly convinced that
years have been added to hsr life.
II makes mo shuddar now when I
think what the result might have
been It she hadn't tahsn TanlGe In
TanIao 10 sold In FAfr1nont by
Cranes Drug Co. and druETista
everywhere,