pBR cx.-'VWr P^e^^«3S?f B*- "A' INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS, NOVEMBER 20th, 1919 PAGE SIX BABY VICTIMS PROFESSIONAL GAflgfe surroundings of desolation and sad* ROBERT M. ESTES ness. The problem in France is not nplj BROWN JOHN H. OF HUN HORRORS the low birth rate, but the dreadful Attorney «ft Law Infant mortality. The American committee is doing prenatal work as well Office over O. M. Carr & Co IH WAR ZONE as child hygiene, but to carry this on International Falls, Minneso* with the thoroughness and extent Send For This that should bring the best results a Great Book large sum of money must be raised. DR. H. H. IHRIG The child work is divided into the two phases of mental and physical aid. Dentist Thousands of Littte Unfortunates Trying to Equip Schools. Office ever Holler's Confecti »n«i It's just what you've been To equip a schoolhouse with sufficient Still Show Many Traces of looking for. 'THE ART Tn**raati«n •"•rtim. books for the winter's work $50 OP TRAPPING" the is best Savage Barbarity and m33t complete Trapper's Is sufficient. To completely equip the ~"W1 Cade ever published— schoolhouse with benches and desks, at great expense— prepared J. J. HADLER It gives complete by. exports. a maps, blackboards, stationery, etc., and accoratedescr iption, $500 is needed. pictures and tracks of the different EDUCATION IS IN ARREARS LAWYER Fur-bearers of North Besides the schools carried on under America it tells when where and ys6««i government supervision there are to trap the best and most successful trapping International State Bank Bui! t« methods the right kind of baits and now established in some villages kindergarten of to the correct way of scents the sizes traps use For a Generation Children Will Con* skinning and handling the different pelts to make work, domestic science work them worth the most money the trapping laws of tinuo to Study on a 25 per Cent every state. and manual training. Any donations NORTHERN MINNESOTA "SHUBERT" Efficiency Basis—"Trying marked for education will be turned will this great book FREE to any one HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION Bend interested to Equip Schools. Into this fund to bring back to normal or Fur-bearers. in trapping collecting Just si?n and mail the counon today. mentality the children who have run Dr. C. C. Craig .. Phone 196 "THE ARTof TRAPPING" is NOT a supply catalog—but wild and neglected since before the New York.—Education in northern a real Trapper's Guide containing information of inestimable Dr. B. L. Osburn Phone 79 value to any trapper. It wiil guide and help the France ceased in the autumn of 1914. war. experienced trapper And teach the beginner the art Hospital successfully trapping the North American Fur bearers. No Phone 79 Compulsory eduoation in France It cannot recommence until Germany trapper or Fur collector can afford to bo without this great book. Send for your copy atone*. pays the war damages to France, and ceases when the pupil is fourteen. Office over International State Bank A. B. S HUBERT,,NC. Boys and girls of fourteen have no France subdivides the indemnity into THE LARGEST HOUSE IN THE H/CRLO DEAUNG EXCLUSIVELY IN Phone 155 more schooling than they had five the proportions demanded by each department AMERICAN RAW FURS International Falls, Minnesota canton and commune for the years ago. Children of ten have not 25-27 W.AUSTIN AVE.-CHICAGO,U.S.A. rawp yet learned to read and write. Babies erection and equipment of schools. FFE:"YSRRIS^/ /*TAV& TH/S OU Robert M. Estes of the department of five years old think war is the As Germany is only expected to pay of the census at Washington, has been WITHOUT OBLIGATION SEND ME natural state of affairs. All the children LAWRENCE'S PHARMAC appointed director of census for Panama "THE ART OF TRAPPING-' 25,000,000 francs immediately and the are undernourished. Not one in rest in twenty years, the most hopeful by President Porras. The Rexall Store the district knows the taste of fresh r: outlook for French education is onequarter THE BEST AND MOST COMPLETE TRAPPER'S GUIDE EVER PUBLISHED S. N. Rubin, Prop. and keep me posied on R.aw Fur MarketConditions milk. TO BE DAY OF PRAYER of the prewar force and equipment during the Fur Season of 1919-1920 The children here were, before the within the next two decades. International Falls, Minnesota war, the finest physical type France In the meantime, says the Brooklyn ame produced. The climate is bracing and Eagle, children who ceased to attend (PLSA5E PRINT NAME) there was an abundance of butter, Fost Office school in 1914 are five years in arrears, November 27 Named As Thanksgiving milk and eggs. The poorest family and for a generation will continue to LJ State owned a goat, chickens and rabbits study on a 25 per cent efficiency basis. Day. the wealthier families had many cows. The instructor often returns to a All of this live stock the Germans ruined village long before there is any took, and the children and nursing school for him to teach. His own home of consumption 'in ^loiilonegfo. Tire WHITE PLAGUE !M BALKANS mothers were deprived of protein, President issues Proclamation Formally is a heap of ruins and he has to commence percentage of tuberculosis in children without which there is no growth. Setting Date—Democracy to dig among the debris* to find is fearfully high. The probable source Tuberculosis Death Rate There the Unshaken. any buried belongings, and to erect out of infection is the milk of tubercular LORD MAYOR'S DRIVER DEAD Highest in the World, Says of the heap of stones a shelter for BETTER DENTISTRY cattle, with which the country is Washington, Nov. 6. President Red Cross. himself. The government is supplying overrun.'" Wilson has set aside, Thursday, November Was Known for Many Years as London's as fast as possible wooden barracks, Dr. Margaret W. Johnston, formerly 27, as Thanksgiving day. His Bucharest—The tuberculosis death Most Picturesque one end of which is sometimes partitioned FOR LESS MONEY the superintendent of the Chicago proclamation follows: rate in the Balkans is the highest in Character. for the teacher to live in, the hospital, write?: "The season of the year has again the world, asserts the medical staff: other end for the scholars to congregate. "Tuberculosis in its many forms is arrived when the people of the United of the American Red Cross headquarters' London.—A. Wright, who as the lord most prevalent throughout Serbia. States are accustomed to unite in giving here. This is based on reports mayor's coachman was known to all Bridge Work Living in Dugouts. The people are not educated so that thanks to Almighty God for the from Red Cross workers in Roumania, London and who for years flourished Gold Crowns ... trying to instruct them through interpreters When th6 government cannot supply blessings which he has conferred upon Serbia, Albania, and Montenegro. as one of the most picturesque characters, White Crown* is slow work. Only a the barracks, people of the town have our country during the 12 months that The distressing factor is that the Plates is dead. graphic campaign with posters showing have passed. A year ago our people salvaged the corrugated iron dugouts countries are almost wholly without For twenty-seven years Wright cause and effect has any value poured out their hearts in praise and GUARANTEED WORK left by the Germans called Neissen sanitariums for the treatment of tuberculosis. played his part until the people came here, where ignorance of sanitation, thanksgiving. Through Divine aid the huts. These dugouts are like a barrel 10 YEARS Red Cror^s relief is temporary, to regard him as an institution as important diet, and even household remedies is right was victorious and peace had cut lengthwise and bombproof also and it is» considered beyond its as the lord mayor himself. His come to the nations which had so universal." these iron shelters are sweltering hot province to found sanitariums on the greatest moment was when in 1906, GET OUR ESTIMATE FIRST courageously struggled in defense of In summer and bitter cold in winter. scale that would be needed. Sir W. Vaughan Morgan, as lord mayor, Postal Employes' Pay to Increase human liberty and justice. Now that They were meant to be placed underground, Miss Viola L. Nohr of Ripon, Wis., Special attention given to visited the French capital and Under New Measure. the stern task is ended and the fruits not used as surface buildings, a nurse, who for many months has •ut-of-town patients. Write us Wright, the state coach and six horses Washington, Nov. 8.—The bill providing of achievement are ours, we look forward but any shelter in the devastated region been treating patients in all parts of were taken over. Paris was delighted about your teeth troubles. We a graduated increase in the pay .with confidence to the dawn of is acceptable, and this salvage Albania, reports that she found tuberculosis by him and all his glory. The of postal employes, pending action of an era where the sacrifices of the are glad to answer any and «ll can replace the school buildings. in almost every Albanian family. coachman in his full regalia, with his the congressional committee investigating nations will find recompense in a questions. Write us. Inside these improvised schoolhouses The percentage has been placed wonderful wig, his stockings, threecornered world at peace. the salaries of such employes, there is nothing An enterprising at about 80 per cent. hat and gold braid, quite "During the past year we have had has become a law without President DRS. NORCROSS & CLARKE schoolmaster will find planks in the Dr. Geraldine E. Watson of Brooklyn, eclipsed the more ordinary personage much to make us grateful. In spite Wilson's signature, 10 days having expired near-by trenches, and if he can find N. Y., reports: of the confusion in our economic life since its enactment by congress. of the lord mayor. Union Dentists "Thousands of children are dying nails he will knock together a bench Wright was proud of his office and resulting from the war, we have prospered. for his pupils to sit upon. If he can Our harvests have been plentiful nothing could tempt him to forsake obtain chalk, he has his class in arithmetic and of our abundance we have IB it. The offer of royal service under Bemidji figure on the rough walls In lieu been able to render succor to less favored the late King Edward even failed to BACHFURCO Your Raw Furs he of a blackboard. If has sufficient nations. Our democracy remains entice him from his impressive box. he memory he teaches his pupils what unshaken in a world torn with political remembers of history and geography. and social unrest. Our traditional SERBIA IS FREE OF SMALLPOX --it means ideals are still our guides in the path A survey made in July, 1919, showed of progress and civilization. that in 65 of the villages tinder the Typhus Also Stamped Out by Relief "These great blessings, vouchsafed supervision of the American commit" APPLES Workers, Including Americans. to us, for which we devoutly give tee, 22 improvised schools had been Highest ruling Market Prices. thanks, should arouse us to a fuller opened, and four were expected to sense of our duty to ourselves and to open In October. From the 39 villages Honest Grading of the Sizes. Belgrade.-—For the first time in five mankind to see to it that nothing we still without instructors or school shelter, The Most liberal Assortment Mad'e. years Serbia is today free of smallpox. may do shall mar the completeness of the children must walk from three Only three cases are reported in the the victory which we helped to win. Courteaus treatment—square and to ten miles to the nearest school. whole kingdom. No selfish purpose animated us in becoming This walk in winter, in the fog and straight. The announcement is made by the a participant in the World rain and mud, ill-clad and undernourished, Prompt Returns and sound advice. medical staff of the American Red war, and with a like spirit of unselfishness is a strain upon the frail constitutions Cross headquarters in Belgrade which we should strive to aid by As to the Market's fall or rise. that may result in che loss a week ago made the even more gratifying our example and by our co-operation of young life. Ask for our prioelist—it will open in realizing the enduring welfare of all announcement that Serbia is The children at home, sheltered in peoples and in bringing into being a once more free of typhus, after a struggle your eyes as to what Raw Furs are the cellar of a destroyed house where world ruled by friendship and good of five years. worth these days. Do not dispose of many people live together, a calico curtain will. To the efforts of relief workers of sometimes the only wall separating "TherefQre, I, Woodrow Wilson, a single skin before you have had our half a dozen nations that rallied to family beds, are under as unhealthy President of the United States of the Serbian call of distress in the valuation. conditions and as exposed as on the America, hereby designate Thursday, black winter of 1915, the government trip to the nearest schoolhouse. If the BACH FOR COMPANY the 27th day of November, next, for freely, ascribes the eradication of the schoolhouses were equipped, the journey observance as a day of Thanksgiving twin plagues. Chief among these to school on a winter's day would and prayer by my fellow countrymen, workers were those of the American be worth while, but as it is, the only inviting them to cease on that day Buyers—-Merchants—Exporters Buy your winter apples Red Cross, which is today operating inducement held out to the youth of from their ordinary tasks and to unite a chain of eight hospitals in Serbia. of in their homes and in their several the isolated villages is the afternoon now. Fine Johnathns places of worship in ascribing praise "gouter" or four o'clock lunch provided American Raw Furs and thanksgiving to God, the author of $3.25 per box, for one by the Hoover commission and Twine Trail Leads to all blessings and the master of our 108-110 West Austin Avenue distributed by the American committee. week only. Cooking ap­ destinies. Recovery of Cash Box Chicago, 111. "In witness whereof, 1 have hereunto patriotic Though Suffering. ples $2.25 per box. set my hand and cause the seal Oirect representation: New York, London, Conneaut, O.—A ball of store The instructors are government paid, of the United States to be affixed. twine led to the finding of a their salaries-varying from 150 to 300 Paris, Leipzig 1. "Done in the District of Columbia, cash register containing $20 francs a month. The French -government this 5th day of November, in the year which burglars stole from a local owns the school buildings and of Our Lord, one thousand nine hundred meat market. When the proprietor equips the schools, the taxes in the and nineteen, and of the independence was called to the door from past levied on the communes making of the United States the Don't Cheat Yourselfw his bed upstairs by a knock he possible this support. When communes one hundred and forty-fourth. was struck by a brick hurled (Signed): WOODROW WILSON. are wiped out and buildings are nonexistent, S. £. Thompson & Son through a window. says the Good Judge taxes cannot be levied, and (Seal.) By the President, He was only slightly injured ROBERT LANSING, until a readjustment of government and ran out the door to search Secretary of State. finances is accomplished there is little for "an officer. When he and the prospect of adequate school facilities There's nothing saved Phone 128 policeman returned the cash register in the war-wrecked area. JUDENICH YIELDS TO SOVIET by chewing ordinary was gone. Motoring one afternoon through the International Falls, Minn. The burglars abandoned it in tobacco* A little chew beautiful Aisne valley, where scarlet Retreat of His Forces to Weimar a gulley several rods away after poppies covered the pock-maked fields Admitted. of that good rich-tasting trying in vain to open it. The and the great war seemed as far away Helsingfors, Finland, Nov. 10.—The twine was carried all the way, tobaccogoesalotfarther, as the Roman wars, workers of the forces' of General Judenich have retreated unraveling from "the store, and American committee on devastated to Weimar station, according and its good taste lasts .. led to finding the cash box. France heard the faint strains of apoor to a communication issued by the all the way through*' the violin and high-pitched voices Russian Northwest army. of children sin r' +he "Marseilles." Little chew—lasting— Saw Grizzly BeaK They stopped ta r^yymd up on a Farmer Consumer Meet Called. The Minneapolis Dollar-Hotel satisfying. That's why Banff, Can.—Bert Thompson stopped bluff by the roadside saw a tiny hut 250 MODERN ROOMS with some of the boys for a little while Washington, Nov. 10.—Herbert F. to which they climbed 3 found nine it's a real saving to buy Located in Heart Bosoms District of Baker, president of the Farmers' National children group- 1 around a boy of on his way home from work. It was this class of tobacco* blcyote ?J5?p«J5LC€"one d°li-ARI dark- when he climbed on to the council, with offices in Washington, twelver playing .Ms homemade instrument ro"WlMOM ft .BO and began pedaling hard to get and Dalton T. Clarke, president and leading the siuging of their PRIVATE **TH, SHOWER MO TOILKT EXTRA of the National Co-operative association, home in time for supper. He had a national SAFETY ypHs 1 THE REAL TOBACCO CHEW with offices at Chicago, have just fleeting glance of a dark object ahead SPRINKLERS The day's instruction wa^over"and AND FIREPROOF CONSTRUCTION issued a call for a conference under just a second before he struck it and the children about to scatter, but Put up in two styles were the joint auspices of the Farmers' National !JJ& rV!55 VCOR D« SHOW THAT M^Xft was thrown to the pavement. When he every day before they parted their patriotism RIGHT GUT is a short-cut tobacco council, the National Co-operaitive sat up, rubbing his head, a big grizzly PROTECTED ST AUTOMATIC WMRIUtMl broke forth in song. association and other farm and «OOH MAS MOTAN6 COLD RUMMINfk bfjar was looking down at him. Bert W-B GUT is a long fine-cut tobacco^ These are the children whose terrible consumers' organizations and co-operative said they looked at each 'other and war experience? have left them societies, to meet at Chicago, place then both went away from the nervous and frightened and who must if November 21 and 22. ir ufaetastheycoiUd. come among live for many years to SUBSCRIBE FOR THE PRESS -AS- A -5