*1C^ -T--- ~it»- i,--- v* -', -^v" C-** cv zw*' *v ^'^£i-*^ INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS, JUNE 26, 1919 PAGE FOUR COMMERCIAL CLUB THE INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS PUBLIC NOW TOLD Martin Smith will build a new the organs of secretion, whose proper house on his claim this fall. functioning results in the purification HOLDS GOOD MEETING ALL ABOUT TANLAC of the blood streams passing AND BORDER BUDGET The government saw mill is run- through them. In this manner objectionable ning full blast. GEO. P. WATSON, Editor and poisonous ingredients of the blood are removed, and Hon. R. E. Denfield Duluth Gave of Entered at the Post Office at International Falls. Minn., as' Second-claaa Matter Wm. Houcke and George Swan the entire system is invigorated and Excellent Address. Road Matters have gone to N. Dakota. Authorities Now Show Just What vitalized. Discussed This Medicine Really Is SUBSCRIPTION RATES: U. S., $2.00 FOREIGN, $2.50 PER YEAR Work on the Orr to Nett La,:e Tanlac was designed primarily for road is rushed. The road will be the correction of disorders of the Regular meeting, June 24th, 1919. In a recent issue of this paper announcement This trying to keep up with the cost of high living would make completed by the time the ducks are stomach, liver, and bowels. At the Minutes of the meeting of June was made that Tanlac finybody sweat this hot w'eather. ripe in October. same time, however, it is a powerful 10th 1919 read and approved as read now has the largest sale of any medicine reconstructive tonic and body builder, Mr. John English in behalf of th of its kind in the world, and Tom Fisher was awarded the contract for it naturally follows that any Good bye John old soak, you'll be an outlaw and a weary-wilh Fourth of July Victory Celebration, that more than twelve million bottles medicine that bring about proper assimilation of carrying the mails between reported in detail the program of before the next issue of the Press, thank God. had been sold during the past of the food and the Orr and Nett Lake for a term of events on this day. four years. four years. thorough elimination of the waste Dr. R. E. Denfield, formerally Str These are unusual figures, and the There is no question but that Senator Knox struck a popular products must therefore have a farreaching rintendent of Schools of the city of question naturally arises in the chord when he said "Let the people decide whether \merica shall The Indians elected six delegates and most beneficial effect Duluth, addressed the Club on t1 mind of the reader why this phenomenal to the general council of Chippewa upon the entire system. join the Leagu'e of Nations." work in which he is now engaged in success and why has this preparation Indians in Minnesota to be held at Although Tanlac's claims for suby connection with the Civil Extention so far out-stripped all other Cass Lake July 8th at 10 a. m. the world's leading authorities, Service of the Federal Government. Great applause followed our troops into Mexico, last week, and medicines of its kind. It is only natural premecy are abundantly supported The object of this service being to therefore that the manufacturers it will continue unless it should be found that they are being used GREAT PREPARATIONS it is the people themselves who have salvage the enthusiasm created during should offer some explanation to FOR GLORIOUS FOURTH to pull Carranza's chestnuts out of the fire. really made Tanlac what it is. -Millions the war out of which feventuated satisfy public interest. upon millions have used it and a spirit of giving, sacrificing, saving In the first place, Tanlac is manufactured (Continued from page one There must be something awfully funny about the Peace Treaty have told other millions what it has roads as the most important need in one of the largest and done for them. That is why Tanlac to account for President Wilson's refusal to l'et the Senate see it. and cooperation. He spoke of good most modernly equipped laboratories in charge of T.om McManaman has become the real sensation of the roads as the most important need of especially after his much announced policy of "open treaties openly in this country. Its formula is First prize $3.00 drug trade in this country, and that this community and of a Commerce: arrived at." ...purely ethical and complies with al! Second prize 2.G0 its also mhy it is the most widely Club as a place where people get together. national and state pure food and Third prize 1.00 talked-of medicine in the world today. put their feet under the table, drug laws. Altogether there are ten Boys' pie eating contest of blueberry The farmer who is bucking the hundred million dallar's worth and talk things over. ingredients in Tanlac, each of which pies—entire pie must be consumed, of hard surfaced roads which the auto owner is going to pay for in Tanlac is sold in International Senator Nord spoke of Campaign is of recognized therapeutic value. charge of Jack English this state, because he will have to keep his mules or oxen rough Falls by S. N. Rubin and in Little undertaken by the Minnesota Highway Many of these ingredients have First prize $3.00 for by M. E. Dimon Improvement Association to shod had better get back further into the morass, and quit raising been individually known and used Second prize 2.00 pass the Babcock Amendment. On a familv. since civilization first began, and Third prize 1.C0 the motion of McPartlin, the Club SUMMONS some of them have been used and Climbing greased pole. First boy on voted to purchase 600 road maps, thi* prescribed by leading physicians everywhere, top of pole gets three one-dollar bias In whose fertile brain did the idea first get started that being the quota assigned to Koochiching but until they were Sta.te of Minnesota Charge of W. Elliott when the Federal prohibition law went into effect five days from County under the plan of financing )ss brought together in proper proportion now, the state county option and other laws against illegal selling County of Koochiching this constitutional amendment and association as in the Tanlac Tug of War campaign. of booz'e would become so null and void that all county and citv formula, humanity had not heretofore Paper Makers vs Sulphite Workers District Court, Fifteenth Judicir Representative McPartlin made an officials could fold their arms and say "ish ka bibble" as they watched realized their full value and Captain Paper Makers, Toe Mc- District. urgent plea for recovering to ICoo- Kibbage «p t. the drunks sro bv? John Larish chiching County the funds now technically Plaintiff Captain Sulphite Workers, Oscar In referring to one of the more impor*ant withheld from our use. To Arrowood. ingredients of Tanlac, the Katie Larish Defendant, Those who were fortunate -enough to be present at the Commercial carry out the undertakings in this Prize of fifteen cent cigars to winning Encyclopedia Britanica says "It has club meeting Tuesday night greatly appreciated the heartto-heart State of Minnesota to the above regard as outlined by Mr. McPartlin team. long been the source of the most named defendant: broad gauged talk given by former Superintendent Denfeldt and pursuant to motion duly madeon 7:00 P. M. valuable tonic medicines that have You are hereby summoned and required June 10th, 1919, the President appointed of the Duluth city schools, upon the elements necessary for to answer the complaint of the Band concert at corner of Third even besn discovered." In referring the following Roads Committee: Plaintiff in the above entitled action, either a truly successful life or helpful community. There are very street and 4th avenue. to otners of the general tonic drugs which complaint is on file in the of- Hon. Leonard L. Nord, Hon. few weeks when some prominent man in state or national affairs contained Tanlac the lotli edition! named 7:33 P. M. fice of the Clerk of the above P. J. McPartlin, Mr. Frank H. Keyes, of Potter's Therapeutics, a standard I Conrt and a anmedical to serve copy of your Water sports at city dock. Charge does not incidentally visit our city and it' would be a good thing if Mr Kinney and Mr. O J. Masters book Swer to the said comPlaint on the sub of O. J. Masters and Joe Lloyd text states that--' these men could be given an opportunity to talk to the club even 1 I scribers at their office in the city of Two-man canoe race—one half-mile impart general tone and international Falls, in said County of though the day of their visit does not happen to be on the club Applications for membership in the First prize $10.00 strength to the entire system, includ- Koochiching, within thirty (30) days club were read from: meeting night. An occassional noontime gathering for such a purpose ing all organs and tissues." after the service of this summons up- Second prize 5.Uj F. H. Clark, David Rose, G. A. Olson, might be arranger for, when the stay of the visitors does not Tl-, -. 11 1 y°u exclusive of the day of such on Swimming race—boys twelve years Peter Reuter, Christ Munsor, ftown author it st.rvice and if you fail to answer the We 1 make it convenient for an evening gathering. and under—109 yards in describing the physiological action I said complaint within the time aforeof John A. McPhee, Edward W. Backus, First prize $10.00 of of|saiJ still another the ingredients the Pontiff in this action will B. G. Dahlberg, Ross Slack, S. W. Second prize 5.00 Tanlac which is of value in treat^s? I Judgment a^ainst you for the t&ke After all, the impressive feature about Superintendent Denfeldt's Backus, J. Serdaris, A. W. Ford, C. relief demanded. Swimming race for men—100 yards what is commonly known as "a run-! 2oth, 1919. address was the fact that the very suggestions he made were B. Montgomery, Chas. C. Honey, Edward Dated June First prize .$10.00 down condition" uses the following Jevne & Xorton, H. Funk, Jas. Douglas, J. W. those which have been well exemplified in his own public life during Second prize 5.00 expression ''It is highly esteemed in Attorneys for Plaintiff, Collins, Louis Sher. which he has served the city of Duluth for twenty-seven year^ International Falls Minn. 26 10. Tilting canoe contest loss of appetite during convalescense Meeting adjourned to July 22nd, bringing the present magnificent school system up from the little red First prize $10.00 from acute diseases." 1919. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE PRESS school house to its present magnitude and success, yet during all Second prize 5.00 There are certain other elements David Hurlburt, Greased pole slide—5.00 on end cf in Tanlac which because of their influence these years he frugally lived the simple life of real service so successfully Secretin HVINRUDE pole for those who can get it upon the appetite, digestion, I that he resigned without having acquired much of Motor Boat Race—One Mile assimilation and elimination improve this world's goods, although far advanced in life. DETACHABLE ROWBOAT & CANOE MOTOR First prize $15.00 BIRCHDALE the nutrition and vital activity of ali Second prize 7.50 the tissues and organs of the body, Easily attached to the stern All entries for water sports see O. (Continued from Page Five.) and produce that state of genera FAMOUS of rowboat or canoe J. Masters as soon as possible. tonicity which is called health. ready to take you on enjoyable erable damage when they got 8:30 P. M. In discussing another ingredient PEACE TREATIES outings, fishing and the fence. Big bowery dance at corner of 3rd the Encyclopedia Britanica says: "It hunting trips. street and 6th avenue. is one of the most effective of that Mr. George B. Vanover has a large Music by Kimpton's seven-pie :e class of substances which act upon By H. IRVING KING Portable, easy to operate, pile of lumber stacked on the roadside orchestra. the stomach so as to invigorate digestion always dependable. between Shearers and the Syndicate.) 10:00 P. M. and thereby increase the general (Copyright, 1919. by the McClure Newspaper school house where he expects to Grand carnival opens with advent nutrition. It is used in dysp'epsia, Evinrude Magneto Built-in THE PEACE OF WESTPHALIA, 1648. build a house of the Fire King on 3rd street. Everybody chorosis, anemia and various Flywheel Type Automatic in costume. other diseases in .which the tone of Reverse more power and a A Religious Upheaval That Lasted for Almost Lifetime. Mrs. L. E. Broeffle and her mother 10:10 the stomach and alimentary canal speed. This gigantic conflict known as the Meantime Europe was becoming utterly and Roserne have moved into Big fire works celebration at city is deficient." Concerning still another Sold Thirty Years' war was the longest war exhausted in men, money and by the east end of the Webb house dock in charge of John Berg, Henry ingredient this same standard authority ithat has afflicted mankind, at least R. A E commerce and industry. The pope across from Ruberg's store. Setterlund and Ray Landgraf. says: "It causes dilation of the jsince the dawn of modern history suggested negotiations for a peace and* 413 8th St. Int. Falls Daybreak. gastric blood vessels, increases secretion I though that series of wars between in 1641 Louis XIII of France signed Mr. G. Wells, principal of the Birch France and England which extended Everybody home tired but happy. of the gastric juice, and the preliminaries for a conference. But ver 80,000 sold—used by 25 Govt's. ifrom 1338 to 1453 is sometimes inac'curately Cardinal Mazarin, who had succeeded dale high school, has been busy causes greater activity in the movements referred to as the "Hundred Richelieu upon the death of that great planting the school garden. ORDER LIMTING TIME TO PILE of the muscular layers in -h. Years' War." statesman, did not desire peace until CLAIMS, A1VD FOR HEARING walls of the stomach. It also tenli The Thirty Years' war is often ThEREON EVINRUDINCis he had further humbled some of the Wesley Hard has improved to lessen the sensibility of the rowbqat motoring called a religious war, but it was a war Catholic powers, especially Spain. much in weight and strength since stomach, and so may relieve gastric Estate of Hjalmar Verner Jansson. jin which religion was made the handjmaid Peace Delegates Met at Muneter. pain." he entered the army that you would of politicians and the excuse of However, three years after Louis State of Minnesota |ambitious princes the mightiest kingdom scarcely know him. He has seen The United States Dispensatory had signed the preliminaries peace )ss on the Protestant side was the active service in France for a long County of Koochiching delegates met at Munster. The congress makes the following comment regarding Catholic nation of France, swayed by accomplished nothing, the delegates while and has done everything from another ingredient: "It may IN PROBATE COURT Cardinal Richelieu, and the Lutheran spending their time in squabbles $ repair work to fighting in the be used in all cases of pure debility elector of Saxony did not hesitate to over matters of precedence and etiquette. trenches and putting up barb wire of the digestive organs or where a In the Matter of the Estate of ally himself with the oppressor of the It was hard work to get them Hjalmar Verner Jansson Decedent. entanglements. At one time he was general tonic impression is required. Bohemian Protestants. to enter a common council chamber Letters of Administration this dav in a gassed area for twelve continuous Dyspepsia, atonic gout hysteria, anl First Overt Act of the War. for fear one envoy would enter the having been granted to Oscar Syreen. hours intermittent fever are among th' The story that the first overt act of room before the other, or to sit at anything It is ordered, That the time witiiin I war arose from two soldiers of different but a round table for fear one which all creditors of the above many affections in which it has proven nationalities approaching a well to should sit at the head of it. Their retainers named decedent may present claims useful." get a drink and getting into a fight as fought in the streets for the NETT LAKE against his estate in this Court be and There are certain other ingredients the same hereby is limited to six to who should first have the bucket, right of way. The conference was removed described in the Dispensatory and months from and after the date hereof Tassonl, the Italian poet, has embalmed to Osnabruck with like results Ed. Porter is in town today and that Saturday the 3rd day of in other standard medical text books In his mock-heroic poem, "The The war still going on, the fluctuations January 1920, at 10 o'clock A. M., in as having a beneficial action upon Rape of the Bucket"—if he did not intvent of battle caused a fluctuation of demands Mrs. Olaf Reason was in town today. the Probate Court Rooms at the Court it. At any rate the stage of Europe on the part of the envoys. The House at International Falls in said was set for war and war came. house of Austria split in two, the emperor County, be and the same hereby is, In May of 1618 the Bohemian Protestants desiring the peace for which all fixed and appointed as the time and Art Roberts autoed. from Orr Tuesday rose in rebellion and the conifiagration central Europe was clamoring, but place for hearing upon and the examination, rapidly spread over continental Spain refusing to treat. adjustment and allowance Europe. Men were born, grew of such claims as shall be presented Finally in October of 1648, after four Curtis Gerald and brother returned to manhood and died knowing no within the time aforesaid. years of negotiation, the treaty known from International Falls. SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA world but a world at war. A man of Let notice hereof be given by the as the" Peace of Westphalia was signed Under the Direction and Control of Archbishop Dowling publication of this order in the International fifty could only remember that it was at Munster. This treaty put an end to Charles Ingraham, a pioneer settler Falls Press as provided by before he attained his majority that the period of so-called religious wars was in town today. law. there had been no war war had come and also to the supremacy of the COLLEGIATE, ACADEMIC AND Dated June 18th 1919. to seem the normal state of the world. house of Austria in Germany. France Joe Pieria and Miss May Flakei* John Berg, In this war were made the military COMMERCIAL COURSES and Sweden were the principal beneficiaries, Judge of Probate. went to Virginia today. 1 reputations of Gustavus Adolphus, the latter receiving large German J. J. Hadler, king of Sweden, Tilly, Wallenstein, A College Combining Finest Catholic Training possessions with three votes in Attorney for Administrator. J. 26 J10 Gardens are looking fine around |Turenne and Conde. Central Europe the diet, as well as an Indemnification with Military Discipline Nett Lake. was the battleground and the fortunes 1 in money. France was confirmed in DESIGNATED BY THE WAR DEPARTMENT of war favored first one side and then *_ the possession of Verdun, Toul and Ominous Indications. AS AN "HONOR SCHOOL" 1EJN1 I the other. It would take volumes to Karl Larson is building a new barn Metz and most of Alsace. Germany "What career do you intend to map detail the campaigns and battles of Splendid Buildings. Grounds. Library, Athletics and Equipment was left in a horrible state materially for Mrs. A. Campeare. out for your child." "I don't know. this war and its shifting politics. In but had won liberty of conscience and Over One Thousand Students from Tiventy-eight have to do something to keep him Fll the long run the Protestant side, Mike McGelvey has moved here a promise that laws, taxes and peace States Registered Last Year from following his natural bent The .through the fighting power of the or war should be decided upon only by from Grassy Portage. way he despises authority and wants For Catalogue address VERY REV. H. MOYNIHAN. D.D. President Swedes and the might of Catholic a free assembly of all the "estates" of to me play with'matches makes think 'France, got the best of it Bill O'Leary moved tovNett Lake the empire. .., he's,cat out fQr a socialist." from Nemakon county. zszmm