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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03
@ciitcsGcit6rtcr fcmcrt anf @onOcr'
ncltrs = Spdltcr.

2oportc, &no., >. Satuor. -
Sruu Surrp 6. @urmoll, @attin zines
2e6rers an Ser &urOle = llniperlttGt
ur0 cine 8odtcr oeS @olloerneurs s.
6ranf &anlp, beianOen iid Dclte in
elmer <tide ullf Dem Scimmege Don
ser @o9ulmg 0eS Srlt. qtoaG Oar
man, 8atcr8 oeS 8roieiiorS @arntun,
no tie sen N%eujubrStog oer6ro6t 6at'
ten, uh0 fllbren gero0e an ser @o6s
ming 0eS 40-idbrigcn @iQionL @pe
purbdi QIs Dieier ntit einen1 S6rot-
getpegr orf lie %ielterte. 6rau Gar
man iowo6l, mie ibr @atte ulrOen
BON mebreren S6rotfornerli getrofs
fen, in0eiien 0urd0rongen Oieicl6en
i6rc Oidcn alei0er uno lteberpiirie
nidt. 8rofeIior 8arnnn ieBte ieine
Sobrt nod &afopette fert, na60em er
sic 2ofalppli5ei iiber Sen &priaa be-
no6ridtigt bate. IS p%erIoutet, bob
Goes 8fer0e geitcrn Ourh etli6e bon
@rofeIior @ormon llnO ieinem Slater
ollf ser Snieniog0 obgefeuerte S6iiiic
idelt gentQdt mltroen, ulo er itd SIT
r61en Orobte. @r gift ais 9eiitesge-
It0rt lut0 6efQn0 iib friiber cine 3eit
lang oIS Gatient in ser Srrcndnltalt
81 2ogalsport.
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ser Site mo SittIidfeit BON eirem
%qerooc3u rcottionGrcn GonIeroutis-
INNS eriiiQt lit. co ii1ro aud Die
Sitter pom o6oicnbunoor0cn" &c.
trclte SiGQc(bemobrer llralter @es
brGucbc. 9ieier Gage bate Der Or
OCu Gin icicrIidp3 &opiteI on0eiett.
Gr p%crIici oltrdbolS %proNronmges
Ur0B utter @cobo6tlmQ offer Ser
ebrmiir0iOen u10 pr0dtiqen Gere.
monien, Die sic StiftuugSurturOe
bicicS 66dJiten oQer 6ritii6cn Sroett
bcitimmt. is lit iiber 80 Sabre Der,
ieit ooS Ictte &opiteI beS Soieu6ono.
Sroen@ in Minoior o~bge6oIten mttrs
Be, oenn ieitoem &0niQin &iftorio
inn Sabre 1856 0ent a0niQ &iftor
Gmnnucl peri0Hlidl 0en Sroen ilber-
rci6te, iino Die 6eicrn immcr ulltcrs
lolieH morOen. &llr5 por6Cr bate
ijbriqeu$ Die &0niain oud Dem Sal
leu 9}opolQon un0 por0cm Ocnl So
Mig 2ouiS &bilipp 0cn GrOcn ii6cr-
9eben. Ger Ebroniool mar fir 0te
Gcrcmnnte bciouocrS bcr1cridtct
mur0cn, CT NOR nit bloitcutS ummct
ou$QCi6logclt ull0 an 0cm cincn On
sc 0c8 SooIc9 ItnuO Der init &rp-
itoQen lln0 9(mctbiItcn beidlo0cnc
Sbron Der cinem oItcn &6ni8c
0c60rtc. Nlli 0ieicuu G6ron noGu
ser G6uig III CrOcnsfIei0cru &lab,
ipG9rcn0 nebcn linn &6nigiu Ilcron-
sra ais cill5i0c uGone OeS Gr0cns"
cbenfoQ8 IN sen uor0cI6riebcnen@e-
mGuoern ioB. Ser Grin5 BON @olcS
mo Der Ser5og pom GnnnougGt Itnl1.
Sen ueben Sem I6ron. 2luc anne,
Icnoen Gittcr obcr Iton0cn an Dem
lorgen Gr6cn&tii6. 9l1tf 8efcgl 0cS
SoitpcrduS iultroe Ser &6nig bon
Noruedcn 0ltrdj bcu Scr5o0 Dqn
GonnoitgGt uit0 Sen Erin8cn bon
@oleS bercinQefiibrt, mG0reno bic
Snitguicn oeS Sroens Dor t6nt fer
g"ctrogcn fuilr0em Gieie mllrben
BON bent &6nig nit 6iilfe 0c& Brit.
sen bon @olc@ Bent ucllen Sitter
pcri6uliN nuqclcQt. Nn6 Scr 6cicr
fono Gin @onfctt itott, SIT lueldem
inter 9h1bcren oltb sic WfiniItcr &C.
loben nor0cn moren. 9(td) Sic 6rou
So6n @lrlr@ NOR nit elmer Ginlo.
Dung beebrt moroen, tic eridicn o6cr
nid)t. 3r iciner Rc0c 6etontc aonig
Gouoro Dos QroBe GlltcrciIe, meldcS
GnQIollo ltetS an NormeQcn genoms
men bobe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03
8cItcrm WarnfanS Giicubahm.

Wegt1illeti0 20. gfopenther. berldbt piueEs0iu.tDn
Sigitd.
40 WorgenS-S6nenpoft, SaeerStotpn, sW. u
90. sS1abr," @abresboro, Gb1mberSbnre uno
allsaenommen Gonntag, Saneod uno Gums
berlnnb.
3.G4 gSGdm. =. Accommodation mad Union.
Nrihse, fotuie tdelib, aiSgenomn1en GoHntae,
Dor. Sanoper, @ettpsburg nnS Q. uno S.
.*4.55 Mabm. - erpreB, saaptIinie. Sasers.
toiun, Saneod; Ghippensbnrs linS. niiseefom.
men, Sonntn9. Sreberid iino @nnmttsbnrg.
HurIoltsgSneeon.
Sdslidb, ausoenpnmeu epnntag.s
6.i5 WorgeitS - gorf, q. mnb 8. Oibifton irb
4diniituie bftIi6 bon @morpsSrobe, foipie
Carlisle. w
$50 @%loreeis = stfrom. mad SlspfieIo. foipis
5000 Moraens - weieru Grpreb,s @sftminIter,
gieiu Minofor, Union 8rioee, 'Wrncebile ( Sres
berid), Ibnrrront, gSabnesporo Gbdi1bers.
bura, Saaersioipn, Sarcod, Cumberland iinh
GIfius, Buffet SbferbatiorssgS naaon. .s1
3 .33 gabfn. - Mffomrnooatiorl ita4s 9anooer. N
6,25 gbenbs-2nfurt. mad linton Nrioae. :;
Tnr TruncrftanS nnb Gartftaa5.
Ii. % gbenoS - IffpfH. mod tluiorsHrioge.
&ur SpnutngS. 1890
$50 WlorgenS-gIforn. nab untorsgrioge iino
Sampler.
= Sdlt nidt. an ssenufpIbania.g VIE, s%iation an.
". MDbrrtfpt, 8. 81. Guiuef,
csen. observation-disclosures GertsVaft @stgenf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03
@arDfanb & Ycnnipluania &C.. 81.
SIac perlaNen Murtn.s lpenne.e tatipn

Snge uerlaMcn WurthsWpeunesS fdttpn:
7.30 Born. nab gorf iigIih, aliseenoitrIlen
Sonntags. !.
$50 Born. mad 8eIair tdeIi6, duseenoms
men Gonntag5.
1.2o glddni. nab Nelair. nur Samfiaes.
3.25 9tod5nl. mad gorf iigild, ulisge1oiitnien
Sonnidgs.
4.05 9s1dm. mad, GeIto. rur Gonrtnes.
4.45 Jsndn. fa1 geIuir tdglid, alSgelDfts
men SonntagS., a.t
600 stbeaos naU Delta tdslt6, ansoenoms
men Gonrtaes.
II 90 Mbenos mad @eIta, ;uir Gonntaes.
80 ebenbs mad Belair, Wlitttpp1 IL. Gnms
jtaa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03

Gin idSnss unb niieIldJes 0eIdcni
fir Nm9cb6rise lit iumer cine lcbcns,
grp6e photographic obeT cine flint.
leriid bpllenbcte Cupic zines alien
gilbes in Grabnr, @aHerfarbe, Cel
ober Eaiiea. Die id0niten Cabinet.
bilbcr MIR 81 pru Sntenb.
Snlins Sebbel, beutider Ibotoerapb.
(90--) 321 @prb-1as- Strase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03
gsnut .SpIcubanb Srocn.

Geiu 2ono bot befonntlid) 10 oft
ebrpiirbige Sitten llno cine 10 ult-
perleBlife Sraoitioll ipie gnalonb,
oas ia i~iberbaltpt in alet 5ragen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03
Baltimore Sampf Tafet /. 50.
{2ltc nnb aupcriaiTne Nat.2tnte.)
Die Ser. Staatens9Soit bef1rberno.
Dampfer ,,8irgtnia" fneu), ,QIabama,"
,,0epraia," ,geuuefIee".

Dampfer ,,8irgtnia" (neu), ,,9nabama,"
ygeprgia,".. ySenneSee".
in,II, bon ben a@nis1iHie"sBiers, gt. 10-1s,
Niebt.StraBe, $50 .Nbenos, bireft mad G.o
9oint Comfort. gsosfolf, 8ertsmoni6 unb allen
S* o|mt aom Tts nit mhos rs. & s. sss 'Giie'ba25nl. ssaa'
Gi6nlonb, 8erbinoung In 8orfsmoutb nit benz
.seaboarS s!ir Cine" ieIioen 3ng na6 gorts,
milf nIGn'2 Sea nh egi Ha1dila' eosai AZ S siipelss'' m SrfOII'0 linS
pefilid, mo sOIb Dominion Cine" nad 9ielps
bern, Wafbslgton &.'g., @i1ntpfio, Sa.. nnb
steip'Oorf.
Mabl5citen mad europaifben gIone. 2uril.
rt3fe &uiiiten5immer, eIcitrif6e 8eieudbtung,
gampfbei6nne. &oien fret. NeTernirte aatitef.
$$tsn'mer tn Ssn siast.airsanT Der sap Cine
sos. ~Giabt.Sirabe. g. 81. G. Office, Giibofts@de
baltimore ,no GuIbertsStrabe.- Continental
5riit, gn1iei1g" NIB MbaigRS Mr. 100, Hprbs
gbnrIes.StrnBe.
Suhu ". Gbertupp6, O.. @rpiun,
@'cesTrdf. II. @en.sWaanaeer. Sen.tYaftsS eent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03
@@creininle sdnacr pom @altimprc.

T
nerdor = SoIle"; YrGiiocpt Scnrp
@ieitfiub Gr. 228, per(. Goitcrn.
2(ue.; correipon0irtn0er unO proto-
foQirell0er Gcfretdr 6rc0. SofmmuL
Nr. 32t, g8eIt = Mooiion = StroBe;
6inon3 ScfretGr g. SimmclGeber,
Ir. 315, 9}oro-@oAnsS troBe; S6ob.
meiitcr $. Midli6 gtr. 713, 8orner-
5troBe; 9irigeHt IS. @enlbcrger,
GerinmtnIrrng ieOen 8pciten 6reita9
i'm Wonat.
@crlnuniaz Quartet Club"
Solptquartier; @oseucr's Safe,
Nr. ttG, Nor6-Boco. StroBe. Siugs
Itltnoc: 9icnltogs. - 3irigent: s.
&urolltS.
DMrtcn."
&auptqi,artier: Stag -&ole, 0r.
205, &ouoOer-S traBe. Sinaitunoe:
NittpoA - 9trtgeut: S. =. Grdnt.
oSarntonie."
$auptqltartier: Scr. Ala, @eIt.
Sapette,S troBe. Gingftunoe: 9ien'
tags - 9irigent: SSobn 81. &lein.
D@ermanic- MGnnerhor.
Sauptqltartier: @ermania @Gn'
ner6or SaIle, 0r. 410-412, 8elt'
2ombarb,S troBe. S~ingIt1nbe: 9on'
neritaes - 0iri9ent: Ebenbor Sem
6erger.
rSrobitnn."
&auptquartier: Srobfinn : Sale,
Or. 1000, Sre6erid- @oenrte. cling
itunoe: MittmOds-9irigent: Sobn
u. &Ietn.
.Arbeiter, Wdnnerhor."
Souptqlorrter: anoreas' $aae.
&r. S14, SanoDeritraBe. SineitunOe;
Wtitttpods 2irigent: @bas. $,
8odau.
eIcl .RbaIio.M Gnaer6or." ,a.Gi
Sdtptquartier: @oie>;'s Sale, Gr,
1922, &arforb.a ba,ue. Singltunoe:
Dienitass =; 9irioent: S. 6. fyrant.
n2ocuit.Ro @6nnerdor."
Salptquarttcr: Smider's Sale,
@Ge Cube. uno InoreitraBe. Cling.
Itua6e: Mittpo6 4benos 8 llbr -
9srieent: 8ubert &riibpel.
yNrl eiter -2ie0crtafeL."
&arptaiarttet Tol5' Sals, Ger.
40S, Mclt qegtrglonit2aBe. Sing.
lt,lllbe; Eienila9s -coirisent: &ubsrt
Grip9ei. att H
a,sa. .Nelobie."
Snupiq,td: rs. Ries' &aIle,
Gte YomItrnBe uno 0eldir @arft.
SinoiunOe: GOrnleritass Girl.
gent s. SoroiuS.
..Nnnfr!Ider WSnnerGor."
&oupidulrticr: A|dermann's Saue
@de por @arctine. una @ouGbitraBe
S~inginlnbe: GcarerItdg Ibenh
9ir:gent: Gugrtit Shneioer.
rWesger.@ eiargperein.
Sauptqnartiet: SOffmahn's Sale.
2om. nno Sorreit -Gtrabe, cling
%ItunOc: ~0ienitess-Dirigent Sliberi
ariippel.
aIioaert Wanue.dor."
SauptaRartier: Nobert 8oamer's
Sale, Scr. t921-1923, Orleans.
StraBe; Smoitunoe ieben Conner.
tag M6eno; Geo. BobIman, 9irieent.
ngiheafrana."
&duhtqiastier: JoE1 S6miot's
(borgn. 3orn's) Soae, gde 3. uno
@~ongbitrabe. SigbIonotomn. Sing.
Itulrbe: ~Mtittuofs-Girigent Geo. 8.
Eoeblnonn.
Tnrnperciu .Worpdrts."
Gorlpdrts Sol.e. CIR. 732-734.
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sprlth d..

. . I Il d).
IS nabt bas Slid 10 mandem Wann
limo giebt iid l1d)elno ibm 81 eigen;
9lur feblt Die aunit ben meiiten Damn,
SIS nit @eldmaf Der Welt 81 5eigen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03
Mcrdants' &c Iincrs' S%ransporta.
tiun Gumpan1.

SnnP fcr'SlnteH.
9ta6 Bottom unb benz Often: ieoen MontaS,
0ienitag, 3onnerita8 unb Sainftae, @beroS
6 ltDr. Fta
Rad 9robioence lno benz Often: ieben Conn.
tag, Wittipof lnb Sreitna, W6enoS @ u9r.
gsa9 Melpports9icps ifo glorfolf: t1elt6 lint
6 ll6r Nbci1bs.
Sradt miro tdsIi6 bis 3 ubr Ibeubs fir cn
beIt Gage abfubreroe Sdtlpfer dIeenomtteIt.
Rad Sapannab ililb benz Siioen: ieoer 9iers
nag, oi RfSIller ilin d linS iSsnllia8s e. n @SsI!o foS : mpf nou
oer Merite am Snbe bes 2onesSodS ab. Cos
barlrla5'S Sampler bon oer Nserfie ont 5uee ber
notwithstanding.
s. o.. Cunningham, saeEt,
r:.- Gong 9od.
g1. %. Snrmsr,s 9.sE..M.
u. .. Stehbtus, Gen. sMtan.
Sanptbiireau - GlbpisG6e GERMAN. unb
2tabt.Sfrafe, Gt3.I&S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03

TGiSc smr Gciie in's MnsIanb be.
lorat s. Mainc, glr. 413, pn.Valti.
alOrc-S trahc, nabe Goitumbouie-Ape
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03
= epann's Ncltanraut,

.. Spnhn's %Ncftanraut,
Hr. 923, Nuro'@betr, maize Nmtbonh Str.
NerfumnlInness&ota oes rgiltppiasgols
s fiaipfs r. y Si9Sss 3. g sgtel9sn,SS 81
103, .. II. ~" ufh6 g0iItrifts Nr. SO,
8. Il. q. 9aIle an Gereile 81 bernie
then. Seinite @ietc, 9Seiile mto anoere
@etrdrfe. Sci: Is. s. q. -WoIfe G29 u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03
Safub Wie6' ,Meiooie.Sone,n

TprbpitsGfe upn apr. nub ssprreft.etr.
Die. Singilutioen ieoen Souneritaa9tDenb
Serfaltmlinaen hes .GenieniliuI Mebger,
8ereit5" leoen 2. uiIo 4. Sieiiitag i'm
gltolat. 1elepbor-&. & g. @oIie 1855 o.
Gantpn uno StadIanbtumn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03

~. IN IluHN WHY.
Saupioudrtier oes ygaDern : Wdnners
DORIS" &erelnss@eriammlnng jeben Cons
nerf.aa sl6eno. gteue Mitelieoer miafoms
men. Eor6iiaIi6es gier Der .9lationais
Bruucrei" am Bali.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03
earaiOt's peiaenirans.oanc,

Out D. uWo OpunUrSffuEe.
Sunptqliortier beS nBabern Set. sllnt. .gSers
ems" sGi6enfrail3 > Samen : 8ereinS, /"
stGunton .Sm11erpdbren zen 9ali. nrb aeibs
,SereinS." sSeltfde ScmiitEIi0feit" uno
sSeiper.e onflaoe ytr. ATS, 8. O.. s."
SeIepbun. 98olie 1928 s..
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Gbring's pGanton 2tceerfrans.Saae,"
Saliptaiartier be5 nGnntons9ieber.rai5".
GinGfiunbc ie6ei Mltttlpp6 g(b.ilb. Set
&amensSercin berianntelt fih ieben 9ieus
itoa- Iberb. \ nNatipEai"s8ier am 8apf.
@DeIapeafesIelepbou - g8oIfe 1853 s.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-01-31
Premium On Good Roads

An exchange says that Doctor Full
Ter, OF Milford, offered prize of
thirty dollars last spring for the far
mer who would keep mile of road in
the best condition on any of the rural
routes out of Milford, by using the
King road drag. The prize was divid-
ed last month among six farmers who
kept their mile OF road in perfect or
der. This suggests an opportunity
for some wealthy and enterprising
citizen of Audubon to make himself
useful Or the Commercial Club might
take up the matter and furnish a mum.
Der of drags to farmers who would
promise to use them faithfully during
the season, and offer number of priz.
es to others for the best kept roads.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-01-31
Speaker Cannon Retorts.

When Judge Green lectured ct
Sidney recently, he called Speaker
Cannon down for his seeming opposi-
ton to the Hepburn-Dolliver bill on
the liquor question which puts all
intoxicating liquors shipped into a
state under direct and immediate con-
troll OF the laws in said state. When
the speakers attention was called to
IT he is said to have retorted as
follows:
81 will quit public life If, after thirty
years service it is necessary for me to
reply to attacks by a rowdy. | will
not reply, and do not want my friends
in congress to take the matter up.
will not notice charge or accusation
made by some man | never heard of
and know nothing about. When his
character is as well established as
mine it will be time to answer. / have
learned that man is always subject
to abuse by rowdies and providers"
Two weeks ago the committee refused
to report the bill; but week ago,
spurred by the protests of church and
temperance interests, by vote of
I, decided to report the measure,
which provides that the interstate
character OF all shipments of intoxi-
eating liquors shall terminate imme-
diately upon the arrival of the liquors
within the state where their destina-
tion is located. The bill nullifies the
effect OF the original package decision.
The Clarinda Herald in commenting
upon the quotation attributed to
Speaker Cannon says: eff the above
is correct report of what Mr.. Cannon
said he has furnished the best of evil
dence that he is saloonatic for no man
OF refined and gentlemanly instincts
would use suchlanguage in connection
with gentleman who has been hon
ored so many times by the endorse
ment OF his record as has Judge Green.
IL is fact that no man stands higher
in the estimation of his constituents
and those with whom be is associated
than does Judge Green, and for man
who has so freq uently been in the lime
light as has Mr.. Cannon to refer to
him as rowdy and prowler' is an
outrage, and the people will not be
long in deciding which of the two men
were born with rowdy instincts, for
breeding will crop out under provoca-
tiOn
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-01-31
Womans' Relief Corps

Because of an error last week we
print the list OF new officers of the W..
Z. G. again this week:
Agnes Cole, President;
Emma Hart, Senior Vice-President;
Lavinia McGinnis, Secretary;
Julia Tramp, Treasurer;
Nancy Shoup, Chaplain;
Susie Ulrich, Conductor;
Anna Byrd, Guard;
Mary Hayes, Assistant Conductor;
Sabitha Root, Assistant Guard;
Minerva Cole, Patriotic Instructor;
Eliza Meyer, Press Correspondent;
Matilda Gates, First Color Bearer;
Mary Kraus, Second Color Bearer;
Eta Root, Third Color Bearer.
Lydia Chandler, Fourth Color Bearer
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-01-31
BLOWS HIS OWN HORN
The New Pastor of the Christian
Church Can breach, Pray, Sing
and p av

U no I've" y dStOF OF the SnTlSttdn
Church Can preach, Pray, Sing
and p .ay
Some men blow their own horn; and
1t is considered the proper thing for u
business man to do in advertising his
goods. Some professional men do the
same thing: but that is considered i'm
modest and out of place. Rev. Ira E.
Carney blows his own horn, but it is
not the kind referred to above. The
one he blows is cornet aud he does
1T with fine effect In leading the choir
In the song services at his church on
Sunday evening before the sermon.
Mr.. Carney isa tine singer and as stat
ed above he not only can preach a
good sermon but he can sing and play
besides. When his choir gets into a
rumpus and stay at home to pout he
can 90 right ahead without any break In
the service. On Sunday evening be
preached upon Popular SINS" and
handled the subject without gloves
Mr.. Carney is a kindly, modest young
gentleman whom it is a pleasure to
meet
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-01-31
SICKNESS OF THE CLERGY.
Rev. A. r. Grant and Rev. G. D. Wen.
dell Confined at Home by Illness.

Last Sunday found two of the min
listers of Audubon sick abed, so that
they were unable to fill their pulpits.
Mr. Grant was attacked about the
middle of the week with lumbago so
that he was not able to stand up to
answer the telephone. Mr.. Wendell
had been down for more than a week
with a serious trouble that raised
some doubt of his recovery for few
days. But we are glad to know that
both of them are making fairly good
progress now toward rapid return
TO their wonted health. A question
has arisen in the minds OF some crit.
cal people to the effect that II sickness
Is punishment for sin and chasten-
ing of providence for that purpose
we'll, in short, they wonder what these
ministers have been doing anyway.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-01-31
oAkFIEL0 AND BRAYToN

Miss Bessie Ide spent Friday among
Audubon friends.
G. L. Bison visited among Atlantic
friends Monday night
Nels Hansen and wife visited Sun
day with Atlantic relatives.
Sam Harm of Extra was transacting
business in Brayton Monday.
H. Nj. Bartlett went to Carson Iowa
Tuesday, to attend a hog sale.
Doug Hamlin of Extra was calling
on his many Brayton friends Tuesday.
DR.. and Mrs. Koob drove to Anita
Sunday and spent the day with rela-
tives.
Will and Belle Donaldson of Au-
dubon visited last week at the Barhan
nome.
A crowd of Extra young people at
tended the dance in Brayton Friday
evening.
Misses Mildred Bartlett and Nellie
lookout were shopping in Audubon
Saturday.
Kitten Barhan visited with her
aunt Mrs. Chas Jenkins of Extra
Saturday.
Peter Miller of Atlantic was visit
ing at the Hans Hansen home one day
last week.
Andrew Jensen of Corning is visit
ing his parents Martin Jensen and
wife this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Andersen visit
ed a couple of days last week with
Atlantic relatives.
Mrs. Lou Miller visited between
trains at the Jens Hansen home in
West Extra Monday.
Mrs. John Curry OF Atlantic visited
over Sunday with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. |. p. Hallock.
Earl Kilwork, and Roy and Vernon
Hamlin of Extra were calling on
Brayton friends Monday.
Ole Kelly and wife are the happy
parents OF baby which came to make
its home with them Sunday.
Mrs. l. F. Honnold of Griswold
visited the latter part of last week
with her father A. T. Horton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Andrews came
home Monday after passing a plea
SAINT week with relatives at Tabor.
Sam Jensen OF Audubon was visit
ing Sunday at the home of his father
Martin Jensen over on Troublesome.
Misses Rubie and Kathleen Koob
went to Anita Saturday to visit their
grandparents Anton Koob and wife.
Sidney Nelson returned Tuesday
points where he has been for the past
year.
Mrs. George Freeman and Mrs.
Nels Thompson spent Saturday visit
ing at the Chris Thompson home in
Extra.
Miss Clara Bendixen returned to
her home in Council Bluffs, Monday,
after pleasant weeks visit with
friends.
The two weeks old baby of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jess Andersen died Sunday
morning. Interment at Oakhill
Cemetery.
The Brayton band boys will give a
masquerade ball at Bendixen hall
Friday night Feb. s. No one admitted
unless masked.
j. l.. Andersen and gentleman
friend, of Council Bluffs were visiting
at the Martin Jensen home Tuesday.
Mr. Andersen is a brother of Mrs.
Jensen's and resided here three years
ago.
Miss Agnes Reisman, who formerly
resided here, and her father are visit
ing relatives and friends in Brayton.
They have sold their property at
Lebanon, Missouri and will come to
Iowa to reside.
The next Lyceum will be held Fri
day Feb. !. The question for debate
is Resolved. That women suffrage
should be allowed all over the union.
The affirmative will be upheld by
Zephyr Smith, Nellie Bookout and
Mrs Ellis Cannon; and the negative
by George Arnold, s. G. Nelson and
Lewis Rasmussen.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-01-31
Road Notice

The board of trustees of Lincoln
township will meet upon March fifth.
at the Center school house, for the
pdrpose OF letting the road work Of
the township for the year 1907. The
work VIII be let to the lowest respon-
sibie bidder but the trustees reserve
the right to reject any or all bids.
Bids can be filed with the clerk on or
before the first day OF March.
AVA EDGAR PUCK, Clerk.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-01-31
Notice Of Probate of Will.

District court in and for Audubon county.
State OF Iowa,
Audubon County, 30
TO ali whom IL may concern:
Whereas, On tile 30th day of jan, A. d.
1907, a paper purporting To be the last Will and
Testament OF Niels j. Meng, late of said
county deceased, was FLED In my office, and was
by me opened and read and The 18th day of
February 1907, appointed and fixed as the time
wh III the same will come before the court al the
FEB. term thereof then TO be held, for final
proof and prob lte as the duly executed last Will
and Testament of the said Niels j. Meng
deceased, at which time all persons Intere ST ed
may appear and show cause why the same
should not be admitted TO probate
Dated this 30th day OF Jan, 1907.
5w3 CHAS. s. WHITE,
Clerk OF District I,OuIt
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-01-31
A Fetching Invitation.

About twenty ladies assembled yes
terday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Geo. Cosson in response to the follow
ing invitation which explains the
object of the meeting:-
The Cosson house will you expect,
With fingers swift and nimble,
AT three O'Clock on Wednesday next;
Please come and bring your thimble.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-01-31
Appointed Carrier.

Grant Kness has received notice
that he has been appointed carrier
for the rural route out of Hamlin and
he will commence work at an early
day. Mrs. Kness has been appointed
substitute. We are confident they will
give entire satisfaction to the people
on the routa
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-01-31
Public Sales.

H. G, Ruhs-Tuesday Feb. 5.
s. w. Cramer-W Wednesday Feb. 6.
Henrik Extraordinarily Feb. I.
Thomas Thomsen-Tuesday Feb. u.
Graves & Wednesday Feb l3
lngard Knudsen-Thursday Feb IA.
p. Fl. Carroll-Thursday Feb. II.
Geo. Everts-Friday Feb. Ii.
Geo. P6ester-M onday Feb. Is.
w. j. Thompson-Tuesday Feb. 10.
! P. Hansen-Tuesday Feb. 10
VIM. Hunt-W ednesday Feb. 20.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-01-31
Renters Wanted

Renters are in demand in North Da.
kota where one man with four horses
farms half section and raises from
three to five thousand dollars worth
of grain each year. l will give aquar-
ter section TO capable renter who can
run three teams and will rent for q
term of years. E. A. WADswoRTH.
Care w. BURNSIDE, Audubon, Iowa.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-01-31
Death OF Paul Nielsen

Mr.. Paul Nielsen, living near Elk
Horn, was stricken down some two
weeks ago with lung fever and not
withstanding everything possible was
done he passed away last Monday.
He was about tifty-five years of age
and leaves a wife and other friends to
mourn his death. The funeral occurr-
ed at Elk Horn, Wednesday.