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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-14

yort bersitet, bic cine ber beiben Hber.
lebenoen Griinberinnen bes Gorcfis
Club bon Rem Dort lift, Dpn benz ur-
ipriinslih bic Jruuenbeipesurs Ia bic.
fem aunbe ins 2sbsH gsrufen tuiirSe.
Dieier alub mar I'm Sabre 1S48 &C.,
sriinbet rDDrben unb Grnu giIbrur iit
sesentpdrtis S5 Sabre nIt, ubet trobs
bem nod auberorbsntlin riifsig nnb
BON elmer feItenen seiftieen BriiHe.
Gin bebanerIiher linfan ersignsts
iih aeitern Wsoreen in Der Weuiif9olIs.
Or. aouile Soutbeote BON 1igblones,
ab., ftcIperte auf Der nah bsm 01tion
Der Uluiitbdne fiihrsnoen 1repN uno
fam 10 nngliidiid 81 Dou, bab fs eis
nsn gruh ees Iinien bdnbseents
erIitt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-14
Jn(anO getegrnp6
GtrafiGLList q a HIdffia

etrafiGIIise q a aIdfIie
felt.
Gplumbus, Sbin, 13. Mai. -
Der Soer Winsninipettor George
6nrriion, ipelher bas unslid in ber
Wins Der DousbiogbeHn & Ohio gpal
Gompunp in Amiterbum, ss.f@
ferfon GountD, ariinbli6 unteriud1t.,
tom gu benz SnIufie. bab ungeniiyenps
8sntilatioH, nsruriaht burh iirdflihe
HahldiIigtsit, bic Grpioiion perihui,
bette.
Uncle Gam tpirb cine II n :
tsriuhung anftelIen.
Ct. 2ouis, no., 13. Mai. -
Dos Sinten oes Jlnbbampfers .gitp
Of Saltillo" ON Mittpoh 4benn, mos
bel l 2Wenidsnleben perIorer singen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-14
GdsiNS ad,ridbten.

Qewypri, 13. Moi. 2fnsetoms
men: .g}irsinia BON Reopel; ~aas
propence-. BON 6aprs. Ibgtfubrsr:
.9kmiitDelss.. .pirdus", etc.
HeopeI, 13. Wni. Nnettommen:
..sfriebrih Der Orobe". BON Rep Yori
nan Denuu.
gIasgo 10, 13. Wdi. Mbgefo9nn:
) .ysumibinn1. nod Bottom.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-14

- Gountprtdter 6aptjns uub Die
U2ttqlieOer bes GFistalgeridts baben
qeitern nit Der Synipettion Der 27O
W2eilsl Iurnpites begonncn.
Cie SiqblarD part 2dnb unb
sSmp. Gomp. iibertrug an 5. +. 2(bbott
2otS SEQ. 49, unb 1876 i'm Siq6l1no
0iftritt fir 81 uip.
Grant s. 8sel oertldote i'm girz
cuitgeri4t Morp 8iQen6org, Dittlpe
BON 6enrp Diaenborg, unD 9(noere
fir 81 ung Der SointerlaTenIdaTt.
8eel ioI $4,000 auf 3fpei Rotten gu Forz
bern BADEN. Der Maitsr gommifiio@
rer foll Die 9tngeIegenheit orbnen.
Sm Salle BON @illiam 8a(ldz
gber, 2lomintitrator bon 6omer
Ooung's 5interlaifenifaft, geqen ole
Union 2isbt, 0edt anD poner Comp.
auf $4,000 ShabenerIaB qaben oie
@eihporenen i'm Gircuitgeriht Elm utz
tbeil iiber $500 3u @uniten oes ald=
gers ob. gouns puros in gsaepus I'm
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-14
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Tie Gruubeiaenibnmsabi itdtnus In
Der Siabt ersibt 313 Niaisuea.

Der Gt.uerperth he's Grunbigens
tbums in ben "a Marbs ber Gtobt III
bon Rn qHeFcren auf $312, ,945, 100
obsef6dBi fporbeu unb spor. auf bic
einselntu Ddrbs psribeilt, tpie foIgt:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-14

line 9. DiIbour BON Ren Dort.
Dus 5aupisreisnib bes seiirisen
9agss fiir bic Damsn. Die Der aons
nention Der 5rauenilubs bier bsiipDbs
nen, mar bi. Dompfererturiipn am
RaGmittda uno absrp. Die Domsa
unb ibre 8G5ts, etpd 1000 an bsr3dhl,
fu5rsn ,urs uat flint llbr ouf ben beis
ben Dampferu .SsIanb Gueen1 unD
~9rinceb" pom 5ub BEG 9rpaoDon
ab uno ben Slub herunter biz na1
4nperion's Serrr, opn no aus es ben
CLUB binauf Biz non Gonen SsIano
gins. 9sssn 10 libr ipuroen eie9amsu
tpieosr am 8roubpap geIanbet. Die
5abri seItaltets iin auberorbentlih
esnuBreib unb fir llnter5altung uns
ierrpsss ipuree burn bic Weber'fds
aapeGe, ioFpis ourh SiebsrDortrdse
perihiesener Staaisbsleeaiionen o.
Iorgt, bic rsiserss. sieens fir bieie De.
Iegenbeit einesGbte gbpre 81 9ebcr
brahten.
Gang auBerorbsntIid effsttpon gss
iialists iih bic SiuBFabrt burh bas
prGntige eersrlperf, nos on Den llfer1
oboebrannt tpuree une bas nit rieii.
aem sSabel niht nur bon ben 9htiia
ntbmsrinnn unb Tbeiinshmern Der
grturiion. iornern aud pon pen 5aus
iensn, Die iidb am Slubufer aufg.s
iisLt batisn, besribt tpurbe. 5errn W.
q. Tteliih, Der an Der Spibe bss
8lreertommittses ftdns, eas biz Qr.
ranaemenis fur ben seftrigen Absno
ottroffen botit. narN aaleitig 5ie
gr0bte 4nertennune etsolit.
Sthr piel pes sSrterefanten braGten
aud Die biperfen seiirigen 9eIhaits'
iisuneen. Sn erftsr aiuis iin.srbreite.s
Die Sdutmeifterin. 9grun 9tcree >.
Dslh. ihren Sahrssberidt, oefen nns
.erbreituna iid1 per3oeert bate. neil pis
Srioinale oes gerihts DON einfm
Sdlieit oieb aus penn 3i'nnisr Der
Shasmeiiterin i'm Clinton 6oiel in
Der Rad,t nnm Dienftag gum Wlitttppt)
entpenbei Eporben rparen. Nus Dem
gerif,t erhellt, bab Der eeetntpdrtia
porhunbene 8aarbeiiann iih auf $l2.s :
170.04 bel1nft. Mus oieier Sumius
peroen bic glusaaben Der AonDsntlon,
bic auf eilra 5000 peranI6laei fiao,
besoblt tperoen miiiisn. Nm Seitrdasn
lpuroen fpGtrenb Der perfloIiensn stpsi
ssahre 17,1O8.42 pereinnabmi unb b.
Ginnahmen aus bem internationalsn
.5holarIbip 1uno" beiiefen iih ouf
S2134.85. Die Gefammtousgaben
trdbrenb Der perftoHeren spei Sabre
btliefen fih auf $13.413.30.
;srau Sarab u. gpans, bic Boz
FiBerin oes prebtemmittees. berihts.e.
Daf Der Nerbanb nod immer in ean3
energiihsr meife ni. forbisen, foaes
nonntfn tumoriftiFhen Gonniassbeiz
louen geipiSer s3eitune.n befGmpft nno
lid, bic or5btmDgIihe gliibe aiebt. bic
fem llnfug elm Gnos su MAIDEN. lin
ouf bieiem Gebiei srfoIgreib su itin.
nuB bie 0ereiniuune natiirlid in eriter
ainie bic unisritiisung bee publiinms
I'm 4nsemeinen baben.
Sebr intereHonte DortrGse ipurbsn
pdbrenb BEG seitrietn 1nges iiber ben
Gnub Der mulbunsen fofpie iiber bic
WoFerftruBen aebaIten.
Gin. btseiitsrie Gpaiicn ipurbe
1rau gaatlDite .. miIbcur pm gessp
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-14

Die Neioport Office inr ons Gin
rinuatitr @OlfsbIatt" bsiinoet i'd, in
go. 33l gurt Strusr. asaenIber esm
Gsa rtbnaie, ,roielbt geniefeiten, au.
;eiaen +. I. ~. biS 10 llar 45 WinareR
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eogerbaus fir Mutomobile onf BEN
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Dos George @erte seb1rige Oraros
1tid an Der Qcrpipsitede Der gilbert
efbtnue uno porf gntranee. benz Chen
port seseniiber. ift bur4 Rauf tn BEN
gefB bon g. u. syop. bon Der Jca
Baint & 8lob Co., ibergsaangen. Der
aaufidiains betrGst $4,000. Dus
sipeiftodigs gsbGupt ,pirb sur Seit bon
her Grtins 9Iab Co., an tptrdber Ger.
Jop inisreiTirt lit. benubt. Der Rdus
fer ipirb balefbit Elm iehitDdises Gs-
bGabe trri6ten laiIen. oos $32. COO TO.
fen ioa.
Dos 3a'todiee Ienementbcus &c.
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ftntlifer Mnftion pur9 E9eobor
Mtaxr &c Bro. fir $625O bodr on
auguit Ghud pertauft porben. Das
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tern bic Wfufio6on 4Toeiotion omilih
urfeeforbert. perfhiebene bdulidk Der
dnberunofn por3unehmen. um cine
er6Bere Siher6eit bes 4ublitumS gil
estp6bren. Die g.r6nbernnsen b<3iebkn
fi9 haupti6fli6 auf bos16iiroxranee.
meni. Die 5biiren mifen fommt uno
Tcnbers nit nsnsn Mngeln Nrisbtn
unb gum 1beil sons onbers sonitrairt
fpernsR.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-14
Gokal-Derid)t
Die daueaGoaUMliol.
Die Gampicr.Grfnriien am geitrisen
abeno mar fiu slansenSer GrioIs.

Die asitriss GefhdftsfiBuns brahtc
pieI hss SntereHunteH. - Der Be
ridt Der Gdabmsiftsrin Jrau 0so.
s.. DsIh. - Der gerbanD be-
tdmpft bic fdrbiaen Spnntussbeila'
Gen. - Spdtipn fir bas dIteise gsits
alien bes 9erbdnpss. - Gs ma.
biefs Die 50 Sabre alt. Jrau garo.
line 9. Milhour BON Nep Wort.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-04-20
sToRTz-sEEGMILLER NUPIIALs.
Prominent Young People of Canoe
Township United in Marriage
Today.

At three o'clock this Wednesday
afternoon, at the residence of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. j..
Seegmiller, in Canoe township, will
occur the wedding of Mr.. Clement A..
Stortz, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Stortz, to Miss Allie Seegmiller, Rev.
w. M. Lemen of the Methodist
church of this city officiating. The
ceremony will be witnessed by a
company of friends and relatives of
both the bride and groom. They
will reside on the John Stortz farm
in Canoe township. Both of these
young people have grown up in ex-
cellent families a few miles north
of DEBORAH. The groom is gentle
man of splendid character, sturdy
and Industrious, and his bride is a
young lady. possessed of many
charming qualities and womanly
graces. who will make an excellent
helpmate fir the husband of her
choice. They have a host of friends
throughout Winneshiek county, who
unite with us in heartiest congratu-
lations and best wishes.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-04-20
Cutting the Corners.

Did the reader ever stop to notice
the needless trampling down of
grass which is in evidence at almost
every sidewalk corner in the resi-
dence district? There is plainly
shown the work of the careless in
dividual who is either too lazy or
too thoughtless to go to the imagin-
ed trouble of walking around and
making decent, square turn on the
sidewalk, instead of cutting the
corner" The result is that the
grass becomes trampled down and
cannot grow, which not only Injuries
the lawn but also detracts from the
beauty of our city, and every good,
loyal resident is in favor of the
"city beautiful" idea. Just a little
thought and care or the part of pc
destrians with an infinitesimal
number of extra steps. win do away
with all of this needless, shiftless
practice. Just try to be decent the
next time you turn corner. 1t
causes hardly any extra exertion.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-04-20
THE CENSUS MAN.

1t was 4 lady spare and sour
Who opened her front door,
To find youth, whose dusty suit
And air of business wore.
She tartly snarled, mo, not today!
You peddlers make me tired.
| want no corn salve, soap or lace. )"
Your age, ma ann" he inquired,
"How insolent! If you don't leave,
I'll tell you what I'll do
I'll call old Tige in from the barn,
He'll make meal of you
1--WE put you down as twenty-three'
The stranger blandly said.
"Oh, add another twelve to that."
She vainly tossed her head
"And these? Your brothers? Sisters?
Six?"
He asked with flattery fine.
Land! I've been married fifteen
years, So
These-and two moreSzareS mine. I
The census man went on his way {.
The high stoop to climb,
"A little honey" chortled he,
'SWill catch them every time"
F. A. TANNING.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-04-20
L. c. Endowment Gets $500.

The proposed s25O,OOO endow-
ment for Luther College, towards
which James j. Hill of st. Paul has
promised $4,000, received an i'm
petus last week, when Mr.. c. A. Dig
ners of Portland, N. D., who has
been visiting old friends in DEBORAH,
promised to give $500. If all the
friends of Luther College will con-
tribute as literally as they can af-
ford TO this endowment, it will be
raised, and the institution PLAYED
upon a sound financial footing.
At the recent meeting of the
Luther College Club, which consists
of over 100 members, a committee
consisting of Prof. DR.. l.. Larsen,
DR.. T. Stabo and Rev. |. B. Torrison
was appointed to take up the work
of soliciting subscriptions TO the en-
dowment in this district This
movement will doubtless extend
throughout the entire Synod, and in
dicates a determination to raise the
endowment.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-04-20
18th Anniversary Program.

The Irving Literary Society of
Luther College will celebrate its
twenty-fifth anniversary on Monday
evening, April 25th, with public
program at the college auditorium.
A very interesting program has been
prepared and the occasion will be
one we'll worth attending. Admis-
sion is free, and everybody who
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-04-20
Public Library Benefit.

The DEBORAH public library asso-
citation is arranging for benefit
dance, to be given next Friday eve
ming, at Marsh's hall. Excellent
music will be furnished, aIld the
proceeds devoted to the public
library. This is a most worthy en-
terprise and our people should join
in the dance and thereby contribute
to the public library.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-04-20
1.-THE GREAT DIVIDE" COMING.
Henry Miller's Company to Present
w. Vaughn MOOdy's Play Here
Next Week Saturday.

The mere announcement that
THE Great Divide" has been booked
for return engagement at the
Grand on Saturday evening, April
goth, will probably create an unpre-
cedented run" on the box office,
as everyone who keeps in touch with
things theatrical will welcome a
chance to see this phenOmenally
successful dramatic offering. No
play ever presented by an American
dramatist has won such widely
heralded appreciation by the FORE
most dramatic reviewers. Many cri-
tics have called it the long awaited
great American play" all theatrical
writers have agreed that it marks
an epoch in American literature and
it has never yet had an adverse cri-
ticism as a forceful, brilliant and
thoroughly American drama. "The
Great Divide" comes here under the
direction of Henry Miller, who pre-
scented the piece most of last season
and all of the year before in New
York, first at the Princess Theatre
and Days Theatre and later at the
Academy of Music, for over 600 per-
I formances to capacity business. The
production, including the entire
scenic equipment, will be given here
precisely the same as during the
metropolitan engagement. Secure
your seats.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-04-20
THE PROPHET.

Old Ellery Gregg, when the weather
was fine,
When the sunlight was bubbling and
sparkling like wine,
When the skies were as bright as
the dreamings of boys
And the days seemed to be running
over with joys,
Would squint at the sky and drink
in the fresh air
With lCok of distrust and he NOV
ed to declare:
"Ye may think it's spring, but tn
winter amt quit!
l bet We We pay for this fine weather
yit!"
Old Ellery Gregg. when the autumn
was long
And the birds tarried late and the
open brooks song
In November was heard and the big
yellow moon
Made the fields near as like as the
sun did at noon.
When The earth was aflame with its
yellow and red.
Would look with distrust and a
shake Of his head:
1T amt human natur'-this here
kind of thing.
! bet We we ketch it mex winter, by
jung!
Old Ellery Gregg, when the winds
whistled keen,
When the snow lay knee deep all the
fences between,
When the boards creaked and snap
ped in the walk down the
street,
When the wires sang with frost and
the limbs hung with sleet.
Would tramp down the street. with
challenge so grim
In his eye as though this had been
ordered for him: Il
II told We. by gum, that tn winter
amt quit;
l. toll We we'd pay for that fine
.--A-.-- weather yit."N~ $50 u
!. -J, w. Foley in N, Y, World.
tt~ Nri~I
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-04-20
Masonic Funeral .at spil.yille.

The body of John Vrba, formerly
O MERCHANT in Spillville was brought
back last week fronls Duncan fos
burial in the cemetery Veg 81
spillyille. BE. wasta member Of the
Masonic PATERNITY and theS Masons
had charge of the funeral.-Calmar
Courier. em
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-04-20
II We Wanted

To do SO, we could sell at wholesale
every $1,000 suit in our store to
some good sized clothing stores. We
could make one clean sale of them
all, but that isn't our way of con-
Quoting business. When we have
extraordinary bargains our custom
ers get them. That's the sort of
treatment that makes business and
makes as well as keeps customers.
BEN BEAR.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-04-20

A young lady from Calmar went
into "a store in this city the other
day to buy shirt waist what
bust. madam" asked the clerk.
Blessed if | know. sir" said the
young woman looking around ner-
vously, Il didn't hear anything"
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-04-20
Congregational announcement.

A short series of sermons will be-
gin next Sabbath evening at the
Congregational church, along line
of thought and investigation now
interesting the general public, This
series will cover faith-cure, Chris
tian Science. the difference between
the miracles of the Bible and modern
cures. and the general Relationship
of the. gehuseh. to disease. Ay
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-04-20
q ch ugh to disease.
Haiioran sslls Hampton Globe

A couple of years ago Alessrs. j.
p Halloran and A. A. Hanson of
this city purchased the Hampton,
Iowa, Globe. Several months ago
Mr. Hanson sold his share IN the,
business to- MalIon b Hartman, and
now the paper has been sold again
TO Mr.. Bilderhack, It's former owner.
Halloran states that he will go west;
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-04-20
Special Facilities for Repairing.

We are now equipped to sharpen
lawn mowers, repair gasoline stoves,
and do all @kihds of work of this
nature. We have engaged an ex-
pert repairer for this work, and
guarantee prompt and satisfactory
work. Give us trial. Fl. f. Thomp-
son Boat and Pattern Works. left.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-04-20
knights Templar Banquet.

The knights of Beaussant Com
mandery. No. IL, Knights Templar,
enjoyed banquet at the Winneshiek
Hotel on Monday evening, which
was followed by the comforting of
the degree of knighthood upon John
Mccall, which ceremony took place
at the Masonic Temple.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-04-20

The country has moved on num-
Der OF mile posts since 1896, but
Mr.. Bryan is still hopping up and
down in his free silver tracks of
that date.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-04-20

Gov. Hughes says it is time for
a political house cleaning. 1t is
likely, however, that all the dough
littering up the place has been car
ried off,
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-04-20

Eighty thousand goats frozen to
death in Texas by the recent cold
wave. That leaves the population
of the state about 100000, we
believe.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-04-20

With the league base ball season
fairly on, many of our citizens come
out of their six months Information
with the ground hog.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-04-20

Halley's comets tail fails to APP
pear Perhaps the habit of docking
tails prevails among these celestial
high steppers.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-04-20
Some Haren.

Wanted-Alan and wife, or two.
possibly three, ladies to occupy a
coy, furnished apartment of five
rooms, with bath and screened
porch.-Pasedena (Cal) News.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-04-20
Recently the principal

Recently the principal of our
schools wrote the word "damper'
on the blackboard and then directed
the pupils 20 compose a sentence
containing the word. One boy who
had some difficulty in forming a
sentence that would pass inspection,
finally presented the following: Our
teacher is damperticular."
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-04-20

Emperor William will no doubt
see that the back door opens out
ward before that little interview
with Teddy.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-04-20
Installing Heating Plant.

Peter Johnson was here Wednes-
day and secured contracts from Mrs.
j. C. Cooley ana Gottleib Freiden
for placing of heating plants liz
their homes. Mrs. Cooley's house will
be equipped in the near future and
the Freiden house will be equipped
while it is being built.-Elgin Echo.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-04-20

Yes, the ladies will have to tell
their correct age, but the enumer-
ator has taken aAsolemn oath never
to tell--pot .eyen his own wife,
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-04-20
Teaching Force Reelected.

At a recent meeting of the board
of education of the independent
school district of DEBORAH the en-
tire teaching force of the city was
reelected for the coming year, with
tie exception Of hEssesSCerneii and
Evans. both of whom did not desire
reflections The salary of Superin-
tendent j.. C. Richter was Increased
to $1,000 per year, whichN is the
same amount former superintend-
ents have received for number of
years past.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-04-20

Try Lermo's Homemade Pies.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-04-07

this proposition will not appeal and no
doubt they will indirectly, at least,
throw cold water ON it. | do not ex-
pect to own property here after a few
months from now. but | am interested
in the country and want to see the re-
sources developed and Lewiston be
made a great city, and l want to see
the people of this country get the ben
eft Of this development by retaining
the profits from their products without
giving the greater part thereof for
freight rates.
| said that | would not own any
property here before long. | will
have some interests in the mining
country in the Orc Grande district.
This railroad will be benefit to that
country, but not in the same proper
ton as such a road would benefit the
farming country, which. it would cross
nor the benefit which would result to
the city Of Lewiston. | can think of
nothing which would benefit Lewiston
more than the tying of a mining dis
trict to it. Spokane was given its
momentum by the mines of Occur d.
Alene and British Columbia.
| have been connected with mining
activities for the past Is years in
Butte, Montana, and elsewhere, and
believe that the Elk City district and
the Orc Grande district are the great
est mining districts, prospectively, in
the United States, and that they alone
can make Lewiston city and within
less time than any other factors which
figure in the growth of any city.
Mining men put their money into cir
culation and that alone will make a
place prosperous.
If the supreme court sustains this
law, surely no one could object to APP
plying it to this district and to build
such a railroad. There is ample power
in these rivers and streams in this
district to operate this road.
Respectfully,
John O. Bender.