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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-13
Sm i6eren 9afsn.
Sauarirtrr Sampicr pEriu5cf
,Srcne" errcid,t Srcmcu.

Serltbigenoe 9tobrihten pon Dem al.
beren boparirten Gnmpicr . Erin5
Sriebrid gSilbelm," @ute
,Surtidrittc nit NiIic ciuea
lothIteucrs llno feinc @cIo6r. -
8roBer Strife iron30iiihcr S1oh=
lcefiihcr in ct. Wtolo, - Yor.
tll9iciiihe He9icrung oCmentirt
gcItrigc 9tod)ridt ii6cr Gomplot
0rAcn aoni9 Wtonucl. Gr.
Goof ioQ in OreSbcn gclc6en NOR
ocn iCin.
Nremch -. Sonuor - Ser
Gonpler uErin6eb &rcnc", POM
9tor0oeutiben Slopb. peiher am 80.
Ge5cnlbcr bon 9telp-Oorf bicrher ub-
0ing mo am lebten Sonutu0 nuf
bober See icin Steuerrll0cr perlor,
fam heitte moblbcbolten. obcr nit ct,
mo 40 Shlnoen &eripGtlInQ, bier al.
Cine belte bier eingetroiicnc orobt.
lole Gepelhc pom Gompicr ,Irin;
syrieorib gSilbelnl," ebenialls bonn
9torobelltlhen Slppo, meldbcr am 4.
Samlor ppn Bremen noh 9teip.9orf
obging lmO oeIIen fllbcr, gleid1 bent
ltniaen Der oErin5eB Srenc," an
lebten Sonlltog oltf hobcr Zee brod)
meIbet, boB buS tSobr5cug ourh ein
9totbiteuer regiert miro lmo quite
,Sortldrittc trot itiirnliiGcl S&etterS
laoht. Gos Sfifi bciinoet li6 in
tcincr @einbr.
Senc Scr DIM orun0 in
Eortuqal.
Siiiubon II. Sonltar. 49, Iie
Hcglerltng Itellt bcutc in glbrebe, 6uB
cine &erlhlporung gegen 0oa Seben
0eS Soni0s UPonueI cntoedt lporoen
iei. Gie Nnfilnbigllng ser Gutoed
nna elmer ioiGicn Vcrlcbmornrg Dum.
&c geiterr pon Der bieligcn Eoli5ei &C.
nlu6t
j / der ltrife 5u ct. Otnl to.
g t. ID al .. Sronfreid), II. San.
- 1000 !Diitglicoer Der Monnihoften
rnn 1l0 Sd)oonern, melhe oQi1brlin
ollf oen Siiffong nod ben Geufun0.
l0noer 91nfen fobren. iino nit Den
Gigentbilnern Der S6ilfe in Strei-
tigteitcn perluidelt unO 0roben nit
cinem Strife. Sic Sahlage lit be,
oenflih.
Or. Goot in GreSDcn?
berlin II. Sonuar. Ter
Sresoener Gorrelpouoent Der 0dni.
lhen 3eitllG .Eolitifen" telegrnpbirt
bierber, er babe Gr. Sreoerid N.Goof, |
Den uerrlibter Eolurforiher. i'm
GreSGeuer Goic DC Eoris getroifen
un0 crfannt. NlS Der Gorreipons
bcnt Der 5l Den pcri0nlihen Se !
fannten oeS Eolorforihers 5ublt. oen
pcrneintlieben Ir. Goof nit oen @or. |
ten nBlltcn laN, &err Gpftor Gootl"
bcgriiBte, crhiclt er tcinc glnhport |
Gu1eAen ucrlicB Der olo slngcre0cte
iblelnigIt bos Sofol
u in YetcrNburA.
EetcrS burh II. ,Soulnr -
.Uicbrerc Dfit0Iieocr Der foniglid)cn |
griedild)en 6dnilic, lpelhe Die BORT |
bcrridcnben llnruben iiirbtcn, iin0 |
IN petersburg ongefonmen, no lie |
Ole @Gite ruiiiider 6iiritlidfeiten
limo. S9er Die Sliidtlinge lino, lit !
nod nid)t crmittelt mproen, man
lhlieBt ober ollo ibrer Sllld)t, bob Die |
lbbontlng ocs &onigs @eorg bepor- |
Itcbt Iie Spnnnung 5piihen Dem
aonig lno Der Wiilitdrgemalt. ueldc |
I1alif groBer miro, ioq fir Die
Sluht bon Viitglieoern Der f0ni0li-
ben Snnlilie pernnhportli6 iein.
NsQuitb ii Der Z orii. /
REFORM.
Sonoon II. Snnlur. Eres
nierrnillIiter 9lsdliitb bat lid) in elmer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-13

itorfe Sniilrgenten'9lrmee con5entriri
lln0 mar nit % aanonen lno udlt
Shnellieuer9eihilBcn ollf benz &or'
n:nri1 gegen Die bel 9lcopopn per.
id)an5ten Hegierungstruppell.
Gin 8criiht, lnllt melfenl Der >Sn.
iurgentengenerul IN Gle Stn0t 9lco'
popo cingeriidt icin iollte. obne oll
Sppolition 81 itoBen, erlpeilt iih ais
irri9 uno cntlprun9 mobriheinlid
Dem llmitonbe, Oob 400 SolOaten Der
Snilr9entennrmce cine Heco9nos5ia
rlutg in Der stGbe Der Staot untera
nnbnen. Sic gelongten niht bis in
Die Stoot. ;}citungs.Go
ten. ipelhe bellte Don 9lueiielos nad)
Der ,Sronte obgirgen, nurocn bcnud'
riftigt, onB Die euuartete Shludt
If)merlih Dor elmer Wode oocr 5cbl
So9en Itdttiinocn luerhe Gbonor,
rps erlpartetc otacnl6cinlif, Obnc
@ioeritono nnf Wionoonn 81 mar.
id)ircn hat jebodl ieitbenl aencrft,
Dob rs nid)t 0un5 10 lciht acGen
bilrfte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-13
Ignd)gcridJt uerbiitet.

8icnma, Sls, IL. Snniiar. -
Grei Gomposlicn Staatsmili5 limb
tier ungefommen, I'M Die orei Neger
Soiea Saborn 0nrrD Ioborn unb
Mleronoer SentS, uelhe Der an lcy,
ttn Somitog 9lbeno periibten Grmor.
ol!ng bes 9onhbrieftr1sers slIlei
Glorf ongefloat iino, 9e1en ein2pud).
aeritt 5li ifiieen 9llles lit ritbig,
uno man iiirhtet feinen angriii ani
cos 8eidngniB, ullein ipdbreno Der
lcbten 9sod)t id,uebten Ole orei 9(rre.
ltanten IN Der gr6Bten 5oocsangit.
Soico Ioboru ioa Den Norb eiitge.
Itonoen uno Die beioeu anoeren Ne.
ger ols WitiduIoige 6ejeihnet ba6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-13
THE BALTIMORE TRUST AND
GUARANTEE CO.
GdIDrri. nnb ;ScJettc. Strake.

GalDer,' nnb SeJettc. Strake.
gstr 8dblen inter n.iere 0epotoren
--biele beliside gepobner Der Staot, pel1e
bic St6erbeit beieS Snititui5 uro bic
allen aiiilorn obne Riidittt auf bic 8rfbe
--lbres gontoS enteeaenaebrad)te sle6nldBiee
-SofIlhfett du toiiroigen ptiien. g9ir laoen
--5u Sepoften - nlif Qbeds 5ubIbnr -
---orobe ooer fIeine, ein unb 5abien 3hq
-Si1fen auf Sparsgonti 5u lraenb eirem
---getrnae bon einem 9oIGr duifp1ris.
aapital uno l1eberidnf $4,000, 900.
tSan8-) Vrditbent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-13
8pn eimem Neger erIdJpiien.

2capenmortb. SIS, IL. San.
- Eoli5ilt GeDinniib puroe beute
BON einem 9e9cr eriboiielL mclden
CT in einer bieiigen Heitonrotion 81
rerboiten periud)te, ilnb plcid,5eiti9
trig Eoli5iit Sueenep, ipeIder iei.
hcm aomeraoen 81 Siilie elite, eine
Shubluunbe oouon Der 9ieger be-
finoet iid i'm @ei1naniB. Solooten
CHS Sort 2eouenruortb unb @ruben.
Grbeiter aus Den noben 3ehen beiin,
cen iib IN GROCER sliiiregun9 iber
ben Morb llno oroben nit einenl
Spnhgeriht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-13
Sdlimmcr ais bic SubesItrafc.

VcllcpiIle, SGs.. 12. Snnudr.
- >Sonles EuIlmon puroc bcute I'M
tielisen areiagcritt, nuhoenl CT ein
geItonoen bate, iein einen Nipnat
cites aino crnrorbet 5ll BADEN. inoern
er ibm Den ShooeI eintrnt, pom
Nid)ter Il. Grop III Ieben5langli1er
SAT- perllrtbciIt. Ter HiAtcr crfldr.
te. Euamdn bobe iiir ieine 9rutalitGt
ccn 2oo ucroient, oaeiil cs iuilrbe
pieacidt cine i1pererc Straic iiir
ibn iein, penn CT Su9 iilr Sog auf
Sebensjeit iunerbalb Der .3udtbalIS-
mauern 6aa @eifrei oes ernloroeten
ainoeS nit icinem geiitigen DIRE
bore. FnQman tootete oas 4ino i'm
leBtcn SNlIi nnh0cm er lino Die @tut.
ter oeilcIben iid) pergeblidl bemiiht
Gottens Elm llnterfonnen fir oos
fleine @eien ju iinoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-13
Mnf bcm 9eimlucge.
Mubcrtn nno IeroinanS uerScn nnf
Dem Sdn6 Snriif gc6radt.

&cltte Nodmittog iollcn le FbilooeI.
p6in mieOer erreiden. - 8roBe
Semii6ungen ibrcr 9eteftip.9e.
gIciter, @uiieben 5lt permeioen.--
Nm lteuitua 9lbeuo 0urite Ho.
6ertu imter poIiSeiIider lleber.
pafurg ms Ibeoter gebcn. -
9tcue llnter6unolungen nit ocn
Grtfilbrern 9lIna aeIlucr's int
@onde. - @rutaler ainoesmor-
scr III lcbeuSlGnglicbcr 3udlt-
bou3bot pcrllrtbcilt.
Gbico0o, II. Sanllor Nobcr'
ia &c Sonon, Die 17'idbrioc reid)e
erbiu, uno ser gluilp1rter Serohnno
Gobcn NIT luelhenl tic am %. 1e-
3ember aus Ebiluoelpbio bllrhbralln-
tc, tratcn bcute Hohmittag llnter Sb-
but Der Ictettip-S Sergeonten u. ).
emanuel un0 SumeS Scanlan Die
S5einreile al lm0 limo I'M 3.47 NOR
gen 9tohnlittoa in Yhilooelpbia fGI-
li0. Tie Ieteftips boten Niles altL
I'M oic Slichtlinqe aus Der Sto6t 5u
elttfernen, obnc 2luilehcn 5u erreGen.
GoS HGrden lpurbe III elmer geldllol-
lcncn Sutl6e, nit bcrabgelaIIencu
&orbGngen nod 0cnt 0obnbof gefah-
rem in oaS @epddjimntcr geidntua-
qelt ltnb ourd ben ,Srndtolti5ug III
oen 3uQiduppen beiorOert. g{dfoenr
lie eiliglt i'll Den 3ug acbradt noroen
luoren puroen nlle Gorb1nqc Der iiir
lie reierpirten 9Ibtbeilrn9 eineS 0er
9SoggonS bcrubgeIoiien.
Cohen mlroe conterieit uno Die
Epli3ei nobm ieine 9ertiaou Wieiiun-
gen 81 ErototoQ. ebe er Chicago per
lieB. Tie Icteftips emanuel ltno
Scnnlon tritiiirten Dor ibrer Abreilc
Der 6iel9eu Eoli5eiheI @beeler uii's
ShGriitc, ueiI er Sri, De Sonon &C.
itern 9lbcno geitottete, in 9egleitlIng
5lpeier Getcftips in eiu Sbeotar 81 &c
ben Iie @ei6ucroen Ger 8ertreter
Der Scrmnnouo BON Nbiluoelpbia Der
onlnBten 0cn Snipeftpr @becler 5lI
eini0cn inrfoitiid)en glcltBerunGen
ilber Die ,SGbigfeit ino 0onfburfeit
ser Eol3ci Der Gu1terituot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-13
Nlma Sellner's Gutfiibrnng.

Gincinnoti II. Sunlur. -
llnterbun0llngen nm 9lualieicrung.
Nlmn &ellner's, 6eS Dor iiber 5ruei
Wonoten aus @ollisuille, ap., emf
iilbrten Wl0odens, puroen beute in,
Gieiiger Sioot pieoer eroifnet. Dor
etlifeu 8oden erid)ien IN eincr Gin
cthnati'cr 3cihlng cine gInuonce,
melbe Die gntiiibrer nlliioroerte, oelt
getrog oc3 uou ibnen getoroerten
S0Ic9cloeS jll nelnen. Hein Henll.
tar crIolJtc oarals. Seute eri6ien
cine ucitcre Innonce, in melter Die
Gntfilbrer oiigeioroert mer6en. bent
%atcr oeS 9inOes oIS VemeiS fiir ibrc
@lmtbpilr6igfeit Gin Stiid oeS pon
s!lmo aetragcnen aleibes lmo cine
Vrobe ibrcr Sonoihriit, meldle oeu
9toncn ibrcr 2ebreriu nennt, Su
ldlidcn.
Goui@pillc. &u.. II. ,Sdnuar.
-- ,Srunt Schr ein reid)cr 9rnucr
unb Cnfel Nina acllner's, gob Gclte
5iL Dab cr cin Sdreibcu crbolten bat,
lpclhes cin Solegelo iiir ous Dido-
hen pcrIanat er gloubt. ooB Ger
9rici pon Der ndmliden Eerionr
fonunt, wct6e ihon iri!ber al i'm
lbrieb. 0crr G5cbr ioGt, ct babe 0ic
meme Snnonce in ooS GincInnati'er
9lott cinriifcn lniien nno lei @iI.
lens, Den GntIilbrern Stroiloligfcit
81 aordlltirert iolueit cr ielblt mo Die
tSunlilic IN 9etrod)t fonnc, lpent
oas Sin0 jurilderitottet luir0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-13
@olfcn am inbuitricllcn 0immcl.

y % ltolL II. Sanllar. - ErGlt.
pent Wm. Is. YroDn Don Scr Stem,
Sort Gclltrol.9obn" bielt beute Dor
Gem YNem.Gnglono )toilroao Club"
clne benertenSmertbe Heoe, in mel
der er Die fiirjlidben @orrungeu
SdnleS :. SiIl'S, eines anoeren Gi.
i(nbabn .Wta9nntcn, mieocrbolte uno
Gle gluinerfinmfeit ieiner 3ub0rer
chi Den lllnItano !enfte, 6oB bic ge.
rienlteten otter gobncn oitlih pom
Diillillippi 6oroerun9en iornulircn,
i'm cine Dem 9luiI6lag Der Soften
Gc5 &cbenSinterbnltS entlprcfenoe
erb0blmg ibrer Sobnc our6pllebcn.
Inter 9lnocrcm iogtc 0r. 9romn:
oGic S0Dne millien in iun0ei0br
ocm gIeidcn @rooe Itcigen III met.
Wcn oic aoulfroit bco pon Dem 2lr.
ecitcr ucroicntCn @eloeS to1t."
9eoncr mnrntc ernitlih oegen NiiB.
umtllllA Der 0l1 tll0lttrlclleli Sllnlncl
Ddngenoen @olfen uno beiiirluortetc
'medmoBi8e 9lnitrengun8en Sur @r.
Gobllng Der Broouttion uniercr sSar.
men oornit oicIclbc Der juncbmenocn
ocn 9tudlroAc mcbr cntiprehe uuo
oic Ser. Stootcn nidbt pon onocrcll
Sonocrn iilr ibre 2ebensbeoiiriniiie
ohbdngig lucr0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-13
@iffOrS Eindlot's ylodlfolacr.

Ter ncilc 6orIt6ef mo icin 9tiiiitcut
Iino mrmc 2lnbdn9er uno ShiiIer
oea entloiicncn Noritbcia.
" 0ingtom .. s. II, San,
- ErGiiocnt Gait but beltte 9tod)mit.
tag bcidlollcL Senru 2. @rouca.
Nrin5ipul Der 6oritihule Scr llniper-
l;tGt Dale, ais 9to6iolger @ifioro
&inCbot'S 5Im Gbef oeS 1Soritbureou5
oil erncnnen. 9llbert i. Eotter. Der
NcGentp0rtlge illngirenbe ,Snrithef,
1T 5lm erIten 9liiiitenten ernumt
rorben @rupes lno Eottcr iino ais
2lnbdrger Yindot's bcfount. babel
inter iDnl 9eoicnt mo iin0 in potter
Spnlpntbic NIT ieinem 9lniid]tcn lmb
Olctbooen. Cie 8rinolmg Ser Oolc.
3Sorltldbule mar GuuptiG6lih ocn 2lns
l,rcnglmgen Ein6ot's SIT perbonfell
rno 0ur6 lcinc Hcmilblltgen crbielt
Gropcs, ucld)er 5urlnnilienibaft III
europa Itu0irt bot, oic Stelle oea
4?rin5ipol9 Der 9lnltolt. Sor. @ropea
miro lcln neieS Amt ON /. Sebrllor
ulttreten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-13
Baltimore, Wh, 9onneraas, ben 49, Sannar 1910.

hot, pciI ser @oro fGrtblih Dem
aun5ler Die Grfl0rltnQ lnterihobcn
bate, ea ld0c Die Ni0aIicbfct por roB
@roB6ritonnicu iiM pcronlubt ie1en
f0nne, Die Suben SIT crputriirCu.
Gin politiidber Heoncr citirtc oen
pcrltorbenen omerifoniiheu %rIii.
ocntcn Otcainlcu. Gieicr hobc cr-
fl1rt, penn er GnQldnocr lparc, 10
uiirOe er 6reib1noIer iein. Ser
StootsiefretGr iiir oic aolonieu, Carl
oi Creme. bot in ieincm @ricfc on Die
&reilc Die pnifnunQ ouaaeOriicft. Der
9tcidsld)ot mer6e 5ur SubuentionIs
rllnN ciner britilhcn 9ounmoue
Rflon3cruercirialnlN cincn @ctroH
fiIr cine bcltirrnte Nci6c pou &obreu
bcpilligcn
&cricbun9 itulicntihcr
Nipl ont ntcn.
9f fom, II. &dnllor. - &0li0 Nif
tor emanuel bat cine Gerfiigung III.
tcr5cihnet, nod mclder ser italieni-
ihc 9ptihoitcr i'll @oihin1tou, 9o-
RON Mouor Oca Ylonhc3 noh Son
itartinppel lm0 Der MurQtia Guloui-
Gnnfnlonicrt Der ieit orci ISobrcn Csc.
lonGtcr in Der Shpeij Gemeicn it,
nllI Den @aibingtoner Noitcn beru.
len miro.
@eitcr miro ourtb Sic &criiignng
@rui @oQiro Don Euri1 dbberllien
ln0 Oofiir Der WtorQuiS Son @uilio.
ITO bon 2onoon noh Eoris pcriebt.
Scr 9otihoiter bel Der Yfortc, Oior.
QliS Smpcrioli, lit 5lm 9otihoiter
III @roBbritonrien ernonnt morOcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-13
Sd)ladIt bei MtuDnpn.

Gin Seitcnitiid 81 Ser Sdloht por
Hmno. Gerfriihte 9tnhrihi
iibcr einen Sieg Ger Snillrgenten
Spdtcr ioa luirfllh ein(
Sd)lo6t itottiinoer.
gan ,Sudn 6el Cur, 9tico'
rGgiln, IL. Snnllar. 9toh einem
Iler fliriirenoen @eriidt bat einc
Shlaf)t bel 9Icopopu itattgeillnoen.
in lpelber Die Hegierun9struppen
pon Den Sniurgenten gei6logen uur'
oen. gin5elbeiten ino porlGuiia
nidt 81 erlongen. 9lcopapo liegt in
Der Diitte oes Weses 5piiden g(iie'
iiclos. bcm Sauptquartier Der Nn.
iurgenien, uno Der Sauptitobt Wa.
nnallo. @ie fiir5lid gemelOet plr-
he, lag Der Hegierlings.@en Sas.
qiie3 nit 20O0 0tonn in elmer per,
ifon5fen Stellung BET gcopapn, nah.
reno cine ungefabr ebenlo Itarfe sSn-
iirgenten-Irmee inter Dem General
Gbanorro eesen Die SonptItnot pcr.
riifte.
gluefielbs Nicarngua. II.
Snnilar. - 0eneral Gbanorro mel
bette in einer anl Montag abgeihid.
ten rno ioeben crit befannt geaebenell
Ecpeide, oaB cine entideiounss.
ihIabt bel slcopapa seidlaaen iper.
zen iolle. Cur 3eit oes slbgongS
Ger Iepeidje mar eine 5000 Wann
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-13
Wiirgcriteig itiirStc cin.

G bico9o, II. Sonuur. - Gin
@iirgeriteig Dor einem Gcportentent.
Hnoen in Der lnteren Stoteitrobe Oa.
bier Iiel belItc Elm, mobei Gin 9lrbei,
ter llm'S Hcbcn fam lllo 5ebn ,Sl,b-
a0naer TcrIeBllngcu crIitten. Ger
2Irbeiter iab iid inter ocm einitiir.
5enoen giirgcriteig gcioneen imo
ml!roc eroriidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-13
8rebm's 8ter,
ONE GRADE ONLY

6lnIdcnbier, GsItes Bier ecbraut -
Gnt9dt aeraoe senua Aliuboi,
es III etnem aeiunohettftdien ejetrdntt
5u niGrleu 1914 BIpeat)
S6one. fpertbeoae nno miinf6enspsrtbe Rt6
mien irsl fir t5amIien, ,aunbitatt
a9re @eftelluneen fip~ eefuzt
Fsths Ielenbone ipae--,
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-09-28
BEAUTIFUL IOWA.

There is nothing the matter with
Iowa. The state is the Soundest,
wholesomest commonwealth in the
American Union. From the point of
view of the general happiness and
welfare, of the moral and social
well-being of the people, you come
up on an elevator into Iowa from
any other state in the republic.
say this after having sojourned in
and studied several other good
states, and after having lived a long
time in some of the most highly
favored communities of the East.
Iowa is as fair outwardly as it is
inwardly. 1t is about the only
state into which man could come
from any other state and feel at
home. Do you love the mountains?
These green hills, undulating back
from countless rivers, will make
you think of them, and yet will
gladden. you with a sense of some
thing tenderer, something more
feminine than the shaggy giants
you have known. Are the plains
and prairies dear to you? Here
are fair prairies too, but dimpled,
Wherever you gaze, with a loving
smile that wins your heart Clean
little cities; steady, quiet little
cities, with happy-faced children
bubbling out of innumerable school
houses; endless little cities, all so
much alike that they recall to me
SolomCn's flock of newly shorn
ewes just coming up from the wash
ing whereof everyone hath twins
And between the cities long miles of
fat farms, with white or brown
buildings, grouped amiably on the
tops of fluctuations such is Iowa
happy, Incompatible Iowa, without
a Pittsburg, or Jersey City within
its limits, with not one fostering
slum in all its length and breadth,
content amid its bursting corn cribs,
agriculture and pure sound.
Chamberlain in New York Mail.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-09-28
The Carroll Case.

The trial of Gov. Carroll on the
charge of libeling John Cownie has
proceeded far enough to disclose the
animus back of the prosecution
This is the result of a conspiracy
by his fractional enemies in the re-
publican party They secured his
indictment in the hope that this
would accomplish his defeat as a
candidate for reelection. The Des
Moines papers hostile to him are
doing all in their power to create
sentiment inside and outside the
jury box in favor of his conviction.
Cownie himself on cross-examina-
ton confessed that his letter to
Senator Maytag was written for po-
litical effect and in the hope that
the governor would respond to it in
such way as to lay the foundation
of a prosecution for libel and that
the letter before publication was
submitted TO lot of politicians
hostile to the governor. In ordinary
times such conduct on the part of
politicians would be considered dis
graceful, but it is the expected in
these days of reform and high ideals.
Dubuque Times-Journal
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-09-28
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ALL MY PIMPLES GONE,
Girl Tells How a BlOtchy Skin Was
Cleansed by Simple Wash.

Il was ashamed of my face
writes Miss Minnie Pickard of Al
tamahaw n. c. 1T was full of
pimples and scars, but after using
ID. ID. ID. Prescription / can say that
now there. is no sign OF that Eczema,
and that was three years ago"
ID. d. ID. has become so famous as
cure and instant relief in Eczema
and all other serious skin diseases,
that its value is sometimes over
looked in clearing up rash, pimples,
blackheads, and all other minor
forms of skin impurities.
The fact is, that while ID. ID. ID. is
so penetrating that it strikes to the
very root of Eczema or any other
serious trouble the soothing Oil of
Wintergreen, Thymol and other in
gradients are so carefully COM
pounded there is no wash for the
skin made that can compare with
this great household remedy for
every kind of skin trouble.
ID. ID. ID. is pleasant to use, per-
fectly harmless to the most delicate
skin, and absolutely reliable. A
20 cent bottle will give you positive
proof of the wonderful effectiveness
of this great remedy. Brunt &
Parman. 1913.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-09-28
NEW GERMAN PASTOR.
Rev. A. w. DamerOw Comes to De.
corah and Rev. III. w. Schnei-
der Goes to Klemme. ,ss

The Northwest German Methodist
Conference closed on Monday at
Charles City, after a weeks session,
and the appointments of ministers
pastorates includes number of
changes. DEBORAH gets a new pas
tor, Rev. A. w. Damerow, who
comes here from Rockford, Iowa,
and Rev. H. w. Schneider goes to
Klemme, Iowa. He has been here
a number of years and gained many
close friends among his practitioners
who will regret his departure.
Following is the list of appoint
ments for this district:
GALENA DISTRICT.
B. c. Brandenburg, District Super
intendent.
Eastwood, H., Fred Griewe.
Colesburg, Iowa, w. H. Rolling.
DEBORAH, Iowa, A. w. Damerow.
Dubuque, Iowa, J. w. Teller.
Freeport, ILL.,, H. j. Loemker.
Galena, ILL.,, R. l.. Hertel.
Giard, Iowa, A. w. Gauger.
La Crosse, Wis, First church, J.
II. Klaus.
La Crosse, Wis, Second church
w. ]. Witter.
Lansing, Iowa, A. c. Panzlau.
Plattville, Wis, w. G.. Bergman.
Sheriff., Iowa, J. F. Zemke.
Sitter, Wis, John Daake.
Tomah, Wis, g. Haefner.
Wood, Iowa, Burno Wentland
Yellow Creek, ILL.,, w. P. Schlein.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-09-28
Cows Eat Thirty Pounds of Lead.

Mason City, Ia, Sept. &c. j.
Ennis is fighting for the lives OF
two of his COWS. He left thirty
pounds of white lead open and with
in reach of them, not for moment
entertaining a thought that COWS
would eat it. But he awoke TO find
out they would, and do as good a
job at it as an ostrich or a goat.
Ennis at once telephoned to a doctor
to know what to do, and this was
sumner for even the doctor, for
he never knew of cows committing
suicide in such manner. He in
formed Mr.. Ennis that the best he
could do under the circumstances
was to flush them with milk. And
then the thought occurred to him
that COWS gave milk and didn't
drink milk, but the immediate reply
came from Mr.. Ennis that his COWS
drank milk-they had been edu-
Gated that way. He gave them the
milk and forced large quantities of
lard down their throats. The COWS
have been dangerously i'll, but he
has seasonable hopes of saving one
of them, and possibly both. If he
can save them he thinks he has
variety of cows that no one else has.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-09-28
Nearest the Kingdom.

The farmer If he only knew it,
is little nearer the kingdom of
heaven than anyone on earth. He
is certain CT three square meals a
day and is the only man who can
fence himself in and live in spite of
the rest Of mankind. A few cattle
and sheep and fowl provide him
with food and clothing, while his
fields yield him -four and a source
of revenue. So generous are these
provisions and so common that
hardly any farmer in ten takes ac-
count of them, although the ordin-
airy business man thinks he has done
well when he reaches the end of the
year and finds that he has little
more than made ends meet.-Tama
Herald
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-09-28
Some Fire Offices.

There are several very fine Office
rooms for rent in the Public Opinion
block. The entire building has been
remodelled since we purchased it,
and the offices on the second floor
are the best in the city. A wide,
conveniently approached entrance
hall, large rooms, high ceilings,
good light, new steam heating plant,
toilet, laVatories, etc. Will lease
and arrange to suit tenants. Loca-
ton one of the best corners in the
city. Call and look these Offices
over. 39-4.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-09-28
Free Clear Lake From Rough Fish.

Clear Lake is to be freed from it's
rough fish, principally the carp,
which have for years been such a
menace to the game fish. H. E..
Wiedner and T. f. Mccartney will
be in charge of the work. These
men have been working in the Mis-
sissippi River and its tributaries and
are well equipped for the big job
they will undertake. The state pays
nothing for the work, giving the
men all the fish they secure other
than those classed as game. There
will be six thousand feet of seine in
service at one TIME and this is
handled by windlasses on the shore.
They will hold from one to six car
loads of fish. The men will work
from now until December, when the
law forbids seining, but will COM
mence work again next June. The
first haul Of fish is to be publicly
announced to that all can witness
IT. 4,
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-09-28
Mrs. O. Il. KiOrlein Dead.

Friends in DEBORAH will regret to
learn of the death of Mrs. o. K
Kjorlein of Bluffton township at
Northwood, N. d. on Monday, where
she was visiting relatives. Word
came to relatives on Saturday that
she was enjoying good health, and
the next morning a telegram came
announcing her death. She was
about 60 years of age and had been
a resident of Button township
was very highly thought of by every
one.