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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-30

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lte og melt fienbte Sorretntnes.
mpno, aisbmano 8. Chr. SEMEN /
Sorpgooen er afgaaet peo Cohen al
Siertelammelie.
Ooftor Spen Berg, Sen al al.
osoe Statsaopofat Berg, er afgaaet
peb 9sSen, 80 4ar gammel. If.
oeoe bapbe / De iibite gar praftiieret
/ gaaIer, Solsr, og pifarierebe er
Sib for 0iitriftsl9ee Siurien. 9of.
tor 9erg par alminbelie afboIot /
Siitriftet og efterlaber Zig en- flor
arebs al @enner.
= Rils Snufaas / Sinns gitbpgo
afgif peb 9soen forleoen @ften, So
@ar gammel. San bar o9ret iterft
reIiaisit interesieret, nirfet JON 29g.
prqbifant baaoe | gpgoen og uben.
for. 9aa De itsrre Snbremisfions-
msber par ban en- fienbt og ifattet
0eItaaer. On Sans geilien Saise
bar afosoe / Siitriftet iamlet mango
Splpsninger.
$ 2unoe, Selemarfen, er So
mayer gu. gisrnoalen afgaaet peb
9sben | en- SLIDER al Sc aar. San
bar en- agtet Wano | gpgoen.
en- al grepifs melt fremtrp.
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oa Sserporter Cornelius &se err al.
aoaet peo Ssben pan gmtsipgebu.
let, bpor ban for noele Gage iioen
un~oerfaitebe iia en- Operation for ct
Rareonbe. afosoe, iom Dor fsot
1856, bar / lin 9io 9anbets itsrite
Sserporter og orep ogiaa en- betp6e.
Tia S~fibsreoer- o. N9gleriorret.
ming. San bar meset afbolbt os bill
BIZ opbt iapnet.
en- al Gitre @ausoals melt
fienote M9no, Sans @eiitao, er iisl.
ae "Suobranososlen~ afgaaet peo
Gsoen, 70 aar gammeI. afosoe bar
inoebapt fine Sambpgoingers 5iaio
o. p9ret betroet en- R9fte fommui.
male Siaiosbperp. BED lin Iso bar
ban 5ormanb | Sparebonfens Tiref.
ton. Snben 6msoalsbpeberne bar
@iSsoe en- babe afboISt Os rcipefte-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-30

Staffars DIR. ct Bar Gutter,
Tom gift paa eli / @pmarfen peb
Sronobiem, bar funbet aabaperet al
en- Seit, iom fom bort for en- Sio Il.
ben. Den tilbsrte en- gonoe, iom |
SuIoifab par fuIbt Of @ognen. Se.
item bar bereiter saaet inb / Sfosen,
bpor ben bupbe fisrt iis iait og bar
blepen itaaenbe. til ben iuItebe libel.
Sorben bar iterft opiparfet, bpor
BEN bapoe itnaet. Get nar fun CO..
100 Mtr. fro @eien. ltnber Sss.
nineen efter ben banbe mam p9ret
ganife n9r ben, men uben at ie ben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-30
Aiphenhanns lrnineriitrt

oroinGr grofesior Z. s. Ssraenien
or itonGont til aibsoe T~roieSior
Not5ets eiterfsIser iom groiesior
/ Stntsret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-30
Drift / neolaste Walmaruber. Ser

Drift | neolaste Walmsruber. Ser
ifripes fra &onespinger: Te gamle
Walmernber, iom breoes omfrina
8~ongspinger for eft balpt bitnorebe
Iar iiben - Spetalens @ruber,
Sbals @erf % Ramsspen 9ruber =
og iom iioen bar p9ret neolagt, ifal
M taaes op til Drift igien. 9a Heo.
leggelien fanbt Steo, Dor Ser / bisie
8ruber n~oiprGn9t en- Wasie Malm,
tiliammen pper 100000 Cons, iom
iiben bar lig9et ursrt fremme / %.
gen. eierne af bisie Barrier ieger
MI Sernbonen ON en- NeoiGttelie |
Sragten, og iaainart benne er op.
noaet, bill transporter al biSIe Was.
ier blipe iat igang. De ifal ubifibes
ODER &riitiania. Malmen, iom er
meeet rigbolbiG, bar for peb De gam.
le Was.S pne pGret aniet for bdoro
at imeIte. Nfen BET er De me SmeIt.
ningsnletbober, iom MI fommer bisie
gomIe, neolagte 8ruber tilgobe.
Haar oe for u%bipr9ngte Gortier er
brepet irem, bill Spsrasmaalet ON
at optage alminoelig Grit / @ru'
berne fomme op. 9peberne penter
iig nlegen @sreIie al oenne npe
Drift. $ 50-aarene sif Der nemlig
bunbrebpis al SeIte / bisie gamle
@ruber paa bisie 8anter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-30
gaita Saniteens MinSe. ssorIehs

Gaita Saniteens Winbe. SorIeoen
Dag afilsrebes paa Iaita Saniteens
@rap / 3riItiania benoes Womu.
ment, en- paffer @uite uofsrt al Gu.
itap 8igelano. Iafta Saniteenfo-
miteens Sormanb, Sru s. 90.
Npam neoIagoe paa 9anbsfpinbe-
Observation-Disclosures @egne en-
9aurbprfrans poa @rapen meb en-
9af til Iaita Saniteen for, at bum
alorig ipigteoe, albrig Hog ai i Sra.
pet paa 8~iennemfsrelien al lit 9ips
Soealer, Horges og a~pinoernes
Selpit9nbigbeb. Or. s. 6. San.
Teens toffeoe poa SlGstens 8egne
for ben itore sGre % &ierIigbeo,
iom bar bit aaita Saniteen os ben.
bes Minbe giennem bette @igelanbs
bafre Bert, iom bar reiit paa benoes
8rap. gnoel 2ranie fra iorlfienige
neutrality-suspicious. neoIagoes Der
efter paa @rapen, bporefter Den
lnuiffe Sgitioeliabe0 bar Hut.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-30

aumppniit Sper Sulter feirebe oen
t3be Sec. lin 60-aariee Ssbielsbog
meo en- egen &ompolitionsfpncert.
Softer fan ie tilbage poa ct pGroi'
i,tlot Irbeibe | norif Wuiiflip. San
Ituoereoe oprinoelie Weoicin, men
bans 9pit oe InI9g fsrte bam mart
bort fra benne Sci o. bio, bpor ban
egentIie bsrte biemme. Sin fsrite
uooanneIie fit ban UNDER Soban
Spenoien, oerpaa orog ban til Som
ierpatoriet | 2eip5ig bengang BET
muiifalife Centrum - og lenere til
Berlin. 5 1882 itoo ban for fsrIte
Sang frem meb en- egen &omponiit-
foncert / 8riitiania og bIeu umiooel.
bart oerefter oniat iom 9irigent /
9ergens Wuiifforening, bpor ban
pirfeoe / fire glar. Otter after ct
aars SpIfIanosopbolo fom ban iom
0irigent til 8riitiania Wuiiffore-
ming, bpor ban bar 9gren al at bape
iremfert en- bel Gel al De b~etDoelig.
Ite itsrre Wuiifperfer. Softer bar
ogioa inbIagt fig Sortieneiter iom
9e6er al Saanoperfernes Sangfor.
ening, Embellishments Sangfor-
enine og al lin egen nnieeoe aprfor-
ening. Set er ogiaa BAN, iom bar
aipet Steoet til Sprettelie al Sri.
Itiania 9ps Srfeiter. San bar meb-
pirfet peb Itsrre Wuiifieiter | 2anbet
% / Sperige.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-30
@i bar en- i~fanbinaptit

aprreippuseut, isu pda oeres eset Spros uf be'oars
0sreipsraster ON eaao % 5ertoloe Oregon Bes
NE bdnat ipr at ipftse. gt vi caiaa raa daHnss
utua ieuse en- pairast raa Rsrff rdHf ~tt1tseutee ca
q sistrs ~fnaarsret 9os rto i~clorereee eansfsbs
blntser, mce ruaeix Cert.
Portland Commercial Club. Portland. Oregon.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-30
Meniupaiipn / greffebaaben. 3

~eHtnpuItUH ~ItugB UIu
Rsros mebbeles ben 12te December
en- Slot paa omfring 5000 Hen gift
ibag oper @r9nien inc | greffen
oe bar sbelagt aoifiGist paa @aarb-
briiger g. 8. 2iens gienbom. Glen
fit sanife mart iaeet 6Ioffen ino
oper Sieloet igien os parileoe De
ipenife &eneeiere / Witteroalen og
2ensmdnoen ON Gbel9ggelien. Oct
err life I9nsere iiben END | 8aar, ban
par ubiat for Cab peb, at Spenife-
rei1er off ober @r9nien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-30

srampet ibjel at en- Seit. en- itps
l1lpffe b9note forleSen Gag ! Sogn.
oaI / Sosn, ioet en- al 9peoens itsrite
@aarobrusere, Der 0pergeoal. bIep
iaa iIoe tiIreot al en- Seit, at ban
itrar efter afgif peo 9soen. Soften
bar ON gftermiooasen meset BARN
lat inc paa Staloen uben at bIipe
panbet, og ON @itenen ifuloe 9per.
gebal title Den. San eif mo | Stal.
oen, ioripuet meo Ell 2pgt os Ell
glifbette. S~ormooentlis er Soften
blepet ifr9mt af Sisie. "a en- af
0~pergeoals Conner IiSt ienere Tom
inc paa Stoloen, fanot ban Saoeren
bepiSitIss % iloe tiIreSi oppe / SpiI-
tameet. Oct bite zig, at Sopeoet par
iterft ifooet. grpitfasien par trpffet
mo af Seiteboperne og omtrent ale
Nibben fnuit. Or. Sdspen | Sosn-
bal uaaeoe frem til Gaaroen en- 2
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-30

8nla gro's Smbgsnims. 9roen,
Der er af Ere % opfsrt | 1875, blep
Of iibite Stortbing beilrttet ombpg.
get. 0p Sernbro par anilaaet at TO.
ite $4,000 Ser, Stenbro 1000
ar. 9a groltebet er gunitigt for
GnpenbeIie al Sten, palstes Sitter.
natipet meo Stenbro, os Der bIep til
@rbeioets 9aabegpnoelie bepilget
$4,000 SIR. @rbeioet forubipttes
iuIbfsrt / fommenbe 9uoeettermin,
bporfor Sernboneitprelien MI icm
Heitbepilsnins opfsrer $1,000 Sr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-30
SAT- n . ~,
titfolat ener ttQsts.

as~erf,semeuf.r nuSer -gnnes-, -1snetes, IN.
isiaV "a -Vtsrsssra'el- isksf 20 GeHte ~ % o.
tsr tser oana, y Ito gsHts ". Orb fsr AFT fsr sesn
rtnsrs enb 30 GsntA BeEae nnaa ufrauiaefh nes
isfae ale penfriRser. Eet yuuer 70 tie At bostts
iaa fmaa Summer
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-30

NnfeS. - On isritetlasies Srafie.
i%tr0ooer eler en- soo Ranb for aft
Slngs Sfrrooerarbeioe, snites itror. 8an
stoe itootst arbeioe. Carl 9. Saeeu, Sc.
cprab, Soma.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-02-05
JULIUS RElMER, WHO ROBBED
SWEETHEART OF $1,000, RE.
TURNS STOLEN CASH.
LEADS SHERIFF TO PLACE
WHERE $1,000 WAS sEcRETED
Had Buried Money on His Fathers
Farm-Reimer Goes Into Courts,
Pleads Guilty and is Fined $500 and
Costs For Larceny, Which He Paid
Fiance May Forgive Him.

Special to Times Republican.
Denison, Feb. 5.-Julius Reimer, who
obtained $1,000 from Miss Heinrich
sen to buy stock and utensils to do
farming on promise of marriage, and
who was arrested at Ute, has returned
the money. When once located events
happened fast for him.
Reimer had been keeping company
with the girl for five years and they
had been engaged for some time. They
were to be married Feb. 10. About one
month ago he induced the girl to take
all her money from the bank and give
it to him SO that he might buy stock
and machinery to set up farming oper-
atoms this spring. He told her of the
sale he attended and reported his pur-
chases. Soon after he left for parts
unknown. The suspicious of the girl
and her friends were not aroused until
a bout week ago and then every effort
was made to locate him. 1t would APP
pear that he went to Chicago and 9th
er Illinois cities but his conscience
troubled him about what he had done.
About three days ago he returned to
the home of his father south of Ute.
In the meantime his honest German
father found out the story of what
the son had done and demanded that
he give himself up and this the son
claims he went to Ute to do. There
he was arrested by the authorities.
and Sheriff Cummings at Denison was
notified.
Cummings left .Denison Thursday at
: o'clock in the morning. caught a
Milwaukee freight at Arion up to Ute.
He secured his man and got back to
Denison shortly after 1 o'clock in the
afternoon. Reimer was for time I'M
communicative bit at last said he had
hidden the girls money in the ground
on the farm south of Ute. The sher-
if started off with his prisoner at once
catching a train to Dunlap and from
there took team for the farm.
Reimer showed him where the money
was buried and the s1,sOo was found
| together with $500 belonging to Reimer
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-02-05
50 Recipe Cures
Weak Kidneys, Free
ilsvss Urinary and Kidney. Troubles,
iaekachs, strainins, Swelling, Etc.
.eps-Pain in the BIaddsr, kidneys and
Back.

Wouldn't It be nice within a week or
so to begin to saw goodbye forever to
tho scalding. dribbling, straining. or too
frequent passage OF urine; the fore
head and the back f-the-head aches !:
the stitches and pains in the back; the
growing muscle weakness; spots be-
fore the eyes; yellow skin: sluggish
bowels; swollen eyelids or ankles; leg
cramps: unnatural short breath: sleep
lessness and the dependency?
have recipe for these troubles
that you can depend on, and if you
want to make quick recovery, you
ought to write and get a copy Of it.
Many . doctor would charge you $3.50
just for writing this prescription. but
have It and will be glad to send it to
You entirely free. Just drop me a line
like this: DR.. A. e. Robinson, 902
Luck Building, Detroit, Mich, and
win send 1t by return mail in plain
envelope. AS you will see when you
get It, this recipe contains only pure,
harmless remedies, but it has great
healing and pain-conquering power.
It will quickly show its power once
you use 1t. so think you had better
SEQ what It Is without delay. I will
send you q copy free-you can use it
and cure yourself at home.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-02-05
MAN SENTENCED TO. LIFE I'M
PRIsoNMENr WRITES LET
TER HOME.
REAssERTs SHOOTING
WAS DRUNKEN ACCIDENT
Insist. He Wa. Sworn Into Peniten.
tiary on FaI.ehood. But is Satisfied
For tho Present Says 5rundidss
and Half Sister Testified Falsely in
Trial.
Special to Times-Republican.

Special to Times-Republican.
Logan, Feb. Sin a written state
ment concerning his arrest, crime, con-
vlctlon and sentence, Guy Marley re-
Gently convicted and sentenced to hard
labor for life in the penitentiary at FIT.
Madison for the murder Of his step
mother at their home, near Missouri
Valley, Dec. 2, 1909, alleges that the
shooting was accidental, that the
threats made by him were in reference.
not to his stepmother, but to probable
trouble with the dredge men whose
Clothing he had thrown into the Boyer
river; Mr.. Marley admits that he was
drunk, that he took the gun to kill a
chicken for dinner, and that while
loading the gun premature explosion
took place; he alleges that his step
mother was insane, that he does not
feel sorry for any one save his father
and two little sisters, and that he
thinks that he should be punished a
little for being drunk and that he pro-
poses to take his medicine without
shedding tear. Mr.. Marley fixes the
responsibility of his conviction upon
Ira Brundridge and upon his half
sister, Rox Marley, whom he alleges
swore falsely.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-02-05
PSYCHOLOGY OF
THE COURTSHIP

I'VE speak Of man as the wooer,"
says recent writer on women, but
falling in. love is really mediated by the
woman. BY dress, behavior, coquetry.
modesty, reserve, and occasional bold
ness she gains the attention of man
and infatuates him."
Consider the predicament of the girl
busy at such entertaining sport, who
finds herself suddenly becoming fat.
She knows by instinct that she can not
infatuate long if she be fat. 80 to ex-
ercise and diet instanter to save the
day. They may-but there Is an easier
way.
One can take Off up to a pound day
q ithout causing wrinkles. stomach dis
turbances, or the least bother. This
can be done in old cases Of overfatness
as well as recent ones. A fine figure
can be saved or a trim one regained.
Simply send Is cents to the Marmola
Company, 3s1 Farmer Bldg, Detroit,
Mich, or, better still, tender the same
to your druggist for large case OF
Marn1ola Prescription Tablets. This
elegant preparations can 30 with you
everywhere In your eatcnei. TaSe a
sshiet daily: dfs COMES the tat, nice
ana uniformlys 1ioa ~ settest psrts
0rst
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-02-05
TO PREVENT ACCIDENTS.
AckIey Inventor Patents Buggy Pole
Disconnector.

0ISCONnSCI0Fs
Special to Times-Republican
Ackley. Feb. 5.-Ackley has an in
ventor in the person Of John Wet. a
young man who lives with his mother
on farm southwest of town. He has
invented and has had patented pole
disconnector. which is device for use
in emergencies hastily to disconnect
the pole from a buggy or light wagon.
The purpose of it is to save serious
trouble, as a last resort in case of an
attempt by team to bolt. Instead of
letting distracted team drag after it a
buggy occupied by terrified people
whose lives may be endangered, the
driver or any one in the buggy can by
slight movement of the foot discon-
meet the pole. and the driver may
jump to the ground and devote his at
tention to the team without endanger-
ing and terrifying the Others who have
been occupying the buggy, or, if the
team is running so rapidly as to be un-
controllable, or is uncomfortable by
reason of loss Of the lines, or any break
in the harness or buggy, or if for any
further reason it is dangerous TO per-
nit the team to control the movem ents
of the buggy, and it is preferred to
let them go. they may pc speedily re-
leased by this device.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-02-05
Northern Io1ua Items

Wight was the rngmaster and looked
and acted like a veteran at the bust
ness Following the circus a concert
was given, in which vaudeville, sing
ing and snake charming We're featured.
Then for the big event of the evening
the seven course supper-served by
Mrs. r. e. Rogers. The clowns OF the
evening had anything belonging to
Ringing Bros. beaten more than mile.
There were bareback riders, tumblers,
jugglers, trapeze performers, etc. The
performers dressed in the prettiest
pink white and yellow tights imagin-
able and some of them would have
done credit to the old Roman gladi-
atorial contests.
CorrectionviIlc.
superintendent Copeland, Of this
place, who has returned from the joint
meeting of the boards of supervisors
Of Monona and Woodbury. counties.
who let the contract for the West Fork
ditch to Forrestal & Feyen, of ST. Paul,
for $4,000, declares that one of the
greatest problems confronting western
Iowa farmers and counties as well. is
the matter of drainage. 1t is estimated
by Supervisor Copeland that Wood
bury county has expended for bitches
so far nearly $750000, and other coun-
ties south far more. Still these big
sums are bagatelles compared with
the enormous expenditures that must
follow before the Missouri bottom lands
are fully reclaimed. And every ditch
built in the northern part of the low
land district further complexities the
situation farther down.
DEBORAH.
Lieutenant Ole A. Anderson. who
had been a resident of DEBORAH since
1856. is dead. He was born in Norway
in 1888. At the age Of IA he went TO
sea and served as sailor until 1850,
when he came to America, where he
served as sailor on the lakes. Later he
was employed in general store in Mad :
ison. Wis. He came to Decorah in 1856
and was employed in A. A. Atkins
store. At the beginning of the civil
war the citizens of DEBORAH organized
a military company known as Com
pany d, of the Third Iowa infantry
regiment of volunteers; of this COM
pany he was made second lieutenant.
On May % they left DEBORAH and were
ss,Iit 10 Missouri for active service. In
one of the first hard-fought battles,
namely Blue Mills Landing, Sept II
1861, Lieutenant Anderson was shot in
the temple, the bullet passing thru the
temple and lodging somewhere in the
back of his head where 1t always re-
NAMED as it never was extracted, and
it is miracle that the man lived to
such ripe old age. He was left OF
the field for dead, captured by the enc
my, robbed of everything and lay or
the battlefield until the next day. He
Elay unconscious in hospital for three
weeks.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-02-05
erundy Center News Grist.

Special to Times Republican.
Grundy Center Feb. 81. l.. Myers,
our popular cigarmaker, surprised MS
friends by going quietly to Waterloo
this week and being married to Chris
tina Sterenberg, also 81 resident OF TINS
place They We're married by Rev. Mr.,
Hogan. of their home town. and are
now making their home in the resi-
dence of the groom on East Main
street.
Prof. J. f. Stout, of Mt. Vernon. and
formerly superintendent OF our city
schools, addressed a good sized audi
ence at the court house Thursday eV-
ening. on the subject of the modern
school. Mr.. Stout dealt with the man
ual training question in new and IN
teresting way. and greatly pleased his
many friends.
John Sharp, for many years pros
porous farmer living between here ana
Conrad, passed away this week at the
home of his daughter in Eldora. MT
Sharp was one of the pioneers IN tha'
part of the county and had gone thru
many hardships of the early days. he
was buried at Conrad.
v. H. Vilmont has arrived with ms
family and taken charge of the RocR
Island station, While Mr.. Blckel, Ioriucl
agent, has gone to Sioux Falls. S. d
G. w. Morrison and AL Morrison
have bought the Charles Frost forty
acre tract lying just east of town, fol
$4,000, or $166 per acre. Mr.. Frost VII
leave soon for Lake Park. where NJ
has extensive land interests.
Robert Lindon this week received
plum pudding from, his sister living a
Stratford- on Avon. England. 1t Is s
family custom to have a plum pudding
on each birthday. so this pudding came
clear from Merry Old England to grace
the table of our popular landlord.
Peter Buss and family left for Clear
Lake, Mimi, this week. where they
will make their future home on farm
recently purchased by Mr.. Buss a
that place. Mr.. Buss has resided ir
this county for twenty years.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-02-05
F., WAR GROWS ACUTE
Webster City Theater Managers Fight
on Newspapers Results in Reporter
Being Refused Admission to Opera
House

Special to Times Republican.
Webster City, Feb. 5.-The row be-
tween Manager Hyatt of the Armory
opera house of this city, and the local
press, has reached an acute stage. The
relations between him and one news
paper man are particularly strained
SO strained that the manager refused
to admit the young man to THE Time,
the Place, and the Girl" tho he held a
regularly signed press pass issued in
the regular manner to the paper en-
ploying him. He had young lady
friend with him, which made the affair
somewhat embarrassing.
Several weeks ago Mr.. Hyatt cut
two of the local papers off his compli-
mentary list, following red hot roast
on rather spicy burlesque attraction
he had brought to the city. Later re-
lations were resumed with one of these
papers, tho the manager seemed deter
mined that the young man who had
been doing the theater for the paper
should continue to be excluded. 1t APP
pears that the manager Of this paper,
unaware of this, gave the young man
in question two tickets for the show
above named.
When the young fellow and his lady
appeared at the opera house, the lady
was admitted, but the reporter was
told his ticket was not good. He went
to the box office to inquire, but Man
ager Hyatt merely reiterated what the
door man had said.
II OF course relations with this paper
have again been severed so that two
papers here are now persona nor
grata at the opera house.