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New-York tribune., 1911-12-24
MORSE is MOT NEAR DEATH
But Convicted Banker May Not
Recover, Doctors Say.

Atlanta, Dec 23.-The condition OF
Charles w. Morse, the former New York
banker. was such to-day that fears for
unless he should be paroled or pardoned
soon. Death is not expected momenta-
rily it was reported by physicians who
have been attending him. but ultimate
recovery from his malades is doubtful.
Dr. A. G.. Fowler, who was called into
the case. said Morse's condition is seri-
Gus. but not necessarily such as to cause
alarm now.
Morse was examined yesterday at the
army hospital at Fort Mcpherson,
whence he was taken from the fedora
prison As result of the examination,
which was by post surgeons and local
doctors a telegraphic report was sent to
Washington. 1t followed the weekly re-
port sent by the military surgeons.
Morse is suffering from angina pectoris
Bright's disease and is partly paralyzed
on his right side He is forced to re-
main In bed most of the time. His wife
sister and daughter are with him.
New Orleans. Dec 23-"My temporary
absence from the United States will not
have the slightest effect on any possible
immediate action that may be necessary In
the Morse case. The matter now rests
solely with President Taft, and 1t will not
he necessary for him to consult me further
at this time" said Attorney General Wick
ersham to-day. on board the steamer Ate
mas. Just before It's departure for Colon
Washington, Dec. 23-No confirmation az
10 the extreme seriousness Of Charles w.
Morse's condition had been received In
Washington this afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-24

palm BEACH, MIAMI AND CUBA.
vi, Atlantic Coast Line. Leave New York
! 9s :, Nj. effective Jan. lst. All Steel. Elec-
tric Lighted Pullmans. l-lS B Way.-AdVt'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-07-06

the persons the boat Bravey crushing down
his fears, Dumpty made his decision
1--WE must take tho road" he said He led the
way up the path toward the highway, and the twins
staunchly followed. They started q run, but soon
TWaddle was painting painfully.
ooh, can't go so fast" she gasped.
1--WE ought to save wind" declared Twddle,
mindful of lesson he had learned in watching high
school runners train. Dumpty slowed up, and they
half walked, half ran. At the top Of the bluff, the
path turned into the road The hard gravel gave the
children firm foothold and the gale behind helped
to carry them along rapidly. 1t was very dark but
they could Just where they were going.
Soon black mass seemed to loom up all around
them, and they felt the force of the wind lessen.
They knew they were in the woods. The children
grasped each others hands, and went on faster than
Twaddle getting tired, but the boys one on
each side helped to pull her along Up little hill
they went, down into valley, and then around a
bend What they there brought them to an
abrupt halt
In little hollow beside the road n campfire was
blazing brightly. Behind it were two large covered
wagons Around it grouped seven or eight
dark figures
"Gipsies." whispered Twidde.
"Oh, let's rum" exclaimed Twaddle. pulling back
mo" whispered Dumpty getting frmer grasp
on her hand. I'VE must creep past them"
I'm afraid" sobbed Twaddle
ITS blowing so, they can't hear u.s." said Twid.
die reassurngly
1--WE must get help for the boat Come on" or.
dered Dumpty.
All three children trembling with fear But
courage does not consist in not being afraid It
consists in going ahead in spite of fear--and Dump
ty, Twiddle, and Twadde went ahead
Creeping along on the opposite side OF the road,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-07-06

and crouching down low, they made their way past
the fire. The gipsies were busy eating their supper
and they did not glance toward the children. They
near, however, that their talk and laughter
could be heard plainly. The children expected any
moment to have pair Of sharp eyes spy them out
One pair Of eyes did find them. They had stolen
by the camp safely and were beginning to hurry
along again when there came a quick crashing
from the underbrush. Startled, the children broke
into rum At the same instant dog barking
1ercely, dashed out into the road. 1t almost at
their heels and escape seemed impossible
BY flicker OF light from the gpses fire. Twid
die stick in the road Letting 20 Twadde's
hand he stopped quickly and grasped it. Then he
turned and faced the dog.
The animal, taken by surprise, stopped short. 1t
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-07-06
SURF HEROES
BY Arthur w. STAGE.

fetch the lifesavers! Come on" shouted Dumpty
racing ahead of them down the path At the bot.
tom he paused. Which way should they go?-By
the beach or through the woods?
The road through the woods was shorter but II
held many fears for the children Once in travelling
1t, they had seen gang Of tramp berrypickers en-
camped beside stream Another time they had
met three ragged Indians right where the forest
was darkest Although they knew that many tame"
Pottawatomies lived peacefully on farms around
about, they dreaded another meeting.
Lets go by the beach, urged Twiddle.
Yes! Yss" chimed in Twaddle
Dumpty started toward the beach Then he
thought of the deep sands. Travel through them
would be slow. The road, on the contrary was firm
ana they could go fast. Delay might mean death to
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-07-06

snapped at Twiddle and he lunged with the club
The dog lodged but almost before TwIddle recov.
cred his balance, the brute rushed forward again
Twddle swung the club and this time the dog in
terror turned and ran. TWiddle waited to
more, but ran after Dumpty and Twaddle,
The children feared pursuit by the gpsios, but
there was none and in few minutes the three
all out of breath found themselves clear of the
woods The run had tired them, and it seemed that
they could never get the lifesaving station still
than mile away. Yet they pluckily hurried
Presently, above the of the storm they heard
a low rumble ahead of them.
"Iisten" said Dumpty. Twaddle squcezed his
hand closer.
ITS wagon" said Twiddle,
wen stop it," shouted Dumpty, "and get the
driver to help u.s."
The wagon was coming at rapid rate and al
most before they knew it, the horses were sweep
ing past.
stop! Stop, Oh stop, iniser!" yelled the chill,
, dren
stop it," cried Dumpy.
The wagon was travelling so fast that it was al
most upon them. The children set up a shout. The
noise of the wagon almost drowned out their voices
but the driver heard. lie pulled up abruptly
whats the matter?" he asked grufly, swinging
n lantern into the faces Of the children as they ran
forward
"Oh, mister the Prudence is ashore, and we want
to get the lifesayers' exclaimed the children in
chorus.
prudence ashore? Where?" asked the man.
an the Shadows 1t needs help quick" an
swered Dumpty
1--WE get Iifesavers Climb in" said the man.
and the children quickly clambercd the wheels
AS the driver swung his lantern beneath the seat
Copyright, 1910.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-02-15
sPILLvILLE.
Feb. Is. 1911

a ICu. 10, lJl l..
Miss Bessie Tuchek came down
from Calmar one day last week for
a visit with home folks.
William Kovarik arrived home
from Lisbon, N. d. last week for
an extended visit.
Mds. j. H. Haug and S. Kruchek
were guests at the home of A. Ror-
dorf west of town on wednesday
afternoon.
Hugo DIESEL was down from Cal
mar last Tuesday on business.
Misses Anna and Mary Kalee
were guests of Lena Korbel at Con-
over last week.
Remember the dances in A. B. c.
S. hall Monday and Tuesday, Feb. 27
and %. A good time is promised
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Frey were down
from Cresco Saturday and Sunday
visiting relatives.
Miss Albina Lukesh of Provotin
has been visiting Mrs. A. Fisher.
Rose Lusk has been staying at
Conover at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. Phillips, Jr.
Fred Vachta was in town Wednes-
day from Protovin on business.
J.. Vsetecka of Protovin passed
through here Monday morning on
his way to DEBORAH.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-02-15
LINCOLN TOWNSHIP.

W. iot ~
Miss Jessie Kratz returned home
from DEBORAH last week after a
weeks visit with her sister Mrs. G..
Schamel
A large number of young people
gave a surprise party on Rollie and
Dean Kratz last week Friday.
Miss Myrtle Schild came home
from DEBORAH last Friday, where she
is attending Valdez College. She re-
turned Sunday afternoon.
Winn Kratz departed on a visit
to relatives and friends in Straw
berry Point and Sumner last week
Mrs. Hove returned to her home
near DEBORAH after a weeks visit
with her daughter Mrs. Paul DUAL.
ley.
Ole Nesset will live in John Aga's
house in the future.
The Valentine party in Anderson's
hall was quite we'll attended and al
had fine time.
Mr.. Griswold is working on 6
plan to furnish Ridgeway with cleo
| trio light.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-02-15
BURR OAK.


c. C. Ward arrived in Burr. Oak
Tuesday evening to spend a few
days with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. e. Roberts were
guests at the Telford home Sunday.
Little Palmar Peacock is on the
sick list.
Roy Walness and E. Reed made a
trip to DEBORAH Sunday after Mrs.
Reed.
The ladies OF Prosper will hold
their annual sale and dinner Feb.
49,. A cordial invitation Is extended
to ALL
Miss Alice Ward was an over Sun
day guest with her brother Ernest
and family.
j. A. Thompson left for Arlington
Saturday morning to be present at
the funeral of Mrs. Thompson's
father who passed away on Friday
night.
Mrs. Alice Morrison is gaining
slowly.
Paul Roberts and Clarence Wilbur
visited In Bethel and Bluffton FRI
day and Saturday.
Bible Study Class meets with Mrs.
Emmons Thursday evening, Feb. TO-.
The l.. A. S. will meet with Mrs.
Valentine Stoskopf for dinner Thurs
day, instead of meeting with Mrs.
e. Darlington, owing to sickness in
the Darlington family.
G. HI. Pierce and wife of Canton
visited at the Wick home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brittendahl of Bluff
ton were guests at the Weldon home
Saturday.
Miss Moen and Miss Allen were
shopping in DEBORAH Saturday.
The young people very pleasantly
surprised Willie and Vera Reed FRI
day evening. All present report a
good time.
Bessie Gates spent Sunday with
home folks.
The many friends of Mr., Schepple
who returned Friday evening, are
glad to see him.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-02-15
OSSIAN.
Feb. IS, 1911.

Gu. 10, 1911.
Mrs. T. Kane and Miss Finnegan
of Castalia visited friends in Ossian
a few days last week.
Miss Edith Limbeck of West
Union came up Wednesday for a
short visit with friensd
Blake Rathbun was up from Post
Vile on business Wednesday.
Mrs. Geo. Freeman of McGregor,
is visiting her sister-in-law Mrs. A.
p. Cornell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Weitgenant at
tended the funeral of Mrs. A. Green
at Castalia Thursday
Miss Rose Kaupel went to Cresco
Saturday for an over Sunday visit
with her brother Joe and family.
Jesse Limbeck and Stewart Oxley
went to Lawler Thursday, where
they will run shooting gallery.
Mrs. Julia Croft, Miss Josephine
Brother and Editor Schmitz were
DEBORAH business callers Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Capp of FIT. Atkin-
son visited the A. Harvey home q
few days last week.
Miss Agnes LimbecS returned on
Saturday from DEBORAH, after a
short visit with her grandfather.
The members of the M. e. church
gave a basket social in the Billiard
hall last week, taking in Sl7.75,
which will go toward paying for the
new furnace.
The Misses Margaret Kearney and
Nellie Griffin, students at Valdez
College took in the dance Wednes-
day night.
Mr.. M. A. Olson and wife return
ed from Forest City Friday.
The w. G. #. u. ladies met with
Mrs. Ed. Doud Saturday.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-02-15
CORE SPON DENCE.
CoNovER.

Feb. 13, 1911.
Ed Sibual and wife of west oil
Spillville were guests at the home
of John Frana Tuesday.
Mike Phillips was Calmar Wis.
itor Wednesday.
James Humpal and Mike Phillips
Jr., drove to DEBORAH Tuesday.
Mr.. Richie who has been visiting
her daughter Mrs. Herold near
Cresco returned to her home near
Spillville Tuesday.
Mr.. Ondrasek, after weeks Wis
1t with relatives and friends near
Conover, returned to Cresco last
week.
Will Korbel drove to Spillville last
week Monday.
Henry Swehla of Calmar and Mrs.
HI. Hendrickson of st. Paul, were
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. Swehla last week.
Mrs. e. f. Swehla visited rela-
tiyes at Calmar Tuesday between
trains.
Albert Sobolik was at Calmar
Wednesday on business.
Jack Janechek marketed load of
hogs in Calmar one day last week.
Mrs Thomas Dvorak returned to
Spil1ville Thursday after a few days
visit with her daughter at Calmar.
j. Huber of near Spillville was
in DEBORAH Tuesday on business.
Jim Baburek was at Spillville on
Friday shopping.
Nels Kolaas made a business trip
to Spillville Saturday.
Gust Olson drove to Calmar on
Thursday
Joe Pavolec, Sr. returned to FIT
Atkinson Thursday, after few days
visit with Mrs. Joseph Pavolec.
Mrs. Joe Liska and son were pas
sengers for DEBORAH Tuesday.
j. F. Frana made flying trip tc
Calmar Wednesday.
FIR. Korbel came from Mahnomen
Mimi, last week for visit.
Mrs. Albert Janechek was at Cal
mar Wednesday visiting.
A. A. Olson was at DEBORAH las
Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary Olson and her daugh
ter Mrs t. Johnson and little sol
were visiting at the Anton Olsor
home several days last week.
Ross Dyrland of Steele, N. Oak.
was visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Erland last week
Carl Svihlik was, at Calmar OF
Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. A. ]. Holiness visited at tn,
Sandager home Wednesday between
trains.
Mrs. Joseph Liska and sons wen
to FIT. Atkinson Saturday for an ov
er Sunday visit with Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Houdek.
Mrs. Kate Krall was at Calma
Saturday shopping. 8g
Albert Janechek was at Calma
Saturday
Albert Anderna of near Spillvill,
transacted business in town Satur
day.
Thomas Erland and wife drove tt
Calmar Friday.
John Bena is staying at the San
dagger home this week.
Mrs. Lester Diehe and Mrs. Chas
Gardner returned to Mason City or
Saturday, after two weeks visit
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs, A
Sobolik.
Joseph Pavolec came up from Fit
Atkinson Saturday for an over Sun
day visit with his wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Painter ant
children of Oelwein are visiting al
the Martin Phillips home.
Mike Phillips bought farm neal
DEBORAH from Rudolph Noyotny, ant
will move there about the first Of
March.
Anton Olson spent Sunday at the
Knute Doe home.
Mike Miksatko visited friends al
Spillville Sunday.
VIM. Frye and family returned Il
Cresco Monday after an over Sun
day visit with relatives. at Spillville
Miss Emma Mikesh of Spillvillt
went to DEBORAH today.
Henry Haug went to DEBORAH thi!
morning after an over Sunday visil
with his parents.
Matt Phillips was at Calmar Fri
day on business.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-02-15

When her child is in danger a
woman will risk her life to protect
it. No great act of heroism or risk
of life is necessary to protect child
from Group. Give Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy and all danger Is
avoided. For sale by all medicine
dealers. Feb.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-02-15

Those who buy coral in Italy are
reminded that of Japan's total ex-
portation of 5000 pounds of this
article in 1909 over $4,000 pounds
went to Italy.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-02-15
NOTICE TO BIDDERS FOR FUR
NISHING BOOKS & SUPPLIES

Notice is hereby given, that, in
accordance with Section 1928,
Chapter Is, of title XIII of Iowa,
code, bids will be received up to
one o'clock p. M, March Z, 1911,
by the County Board of Education,
at DEBORAH, Iowa, for furnishing
the following Text Books and Sup
plies for the use of the Schools OF
Winneshiek county.
Readers-first to fifth, inclusive,
approximate number needed for
first supply, each ........ 500
Arithmetics-two books each 500
Spoilers 1870. ........... 500
Geographies-two books, each 500
u. s. Histories-two books,
each 500
Grammars-two books, each 500
Physiologies, either two or
three book course, each 80. 400
Civil Government .......... 100
Economics ........ 100
Word Analysis $50
Elementary Algebra ........ 100
Elementary Physical Geogra-
ply ...... lUO
Elementary Natural Philoso-
phy ...... .......i...-. lOV
Text Books-on elements of
music zUV
Copy Books-one to five ~. 5000
Supplementary Reader, Records, Re-
ports, etc., etc.
Parties wishing to submit bids
are required to place on file in the
Office of the County Superintendent,
samples of all books and supplies
for which they wish to submit bids,
in accordance with Section 1880 Of
above indicated chapter and title.
Books are to be furnished [. o. b..
cars at publishers nearest deposit
tory or warehouse, addressed to
County Superintendent, DEBORAH, la.
Approximate number of pupils in
attendance in the schools of Win
neshiek County during the year
1909 to 1910, 500.
The board reserves the right to
reject any or all bids or any part
thereof
SIGURD REQUE,
President Board of Education.
E. w. CHRISTOPHER,
Secretary.
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1Dir ,pollen Sic Hefersncmmt>1patl.

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3orporationen uusbeuten laRen min,
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fie poreebaut, uno Elm gefduiger
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Sic tbeilt nur nit, bab Die GeIen@
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aufne6men barf, aber nur line Set
tun9 BON alien ertpGbnte Die Nenoez
rung in benz Munisipoliiirungs paz
raerapben.
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betes gelb.
Wenn tie glaubt, bic 8epOlterune
Glepelanbs uber ben geipielten Srid
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Die Wdbler glepelanbs tDnnen Der
ni9tsnubisen @efGaieteitsbienIt bel
Stnbtratbes pereiteln, ipenn iie nu'
ippllen.
| sic fDnnen bic i@rabider bur6 elm
referendum Mabl eriinbfidb nni
auf INNER in ibrem eigenen Sumpf
begraben.
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peraiielih bic getition in nmldlr
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Der Stabtratb nabm am Wtontdg,
ben 10. Suli, Die Mmenpements CUR
Sapler Orbinana, tporiiber mir Dor
IA Sagen ausfiibrlid beridtet baben,
an, unb faum bate Die 8abngeieaz
f9aft Dieielben sutsebeiBen. 10 itiegen
Die Mftien audi fofort auf 1894, Elm
eana beutli4er Bepeis, oab bic
Nmenbements fir bic Gpncon bon
grobem finan5iellen @ortbeil finb.
Sept beibt es, Die 8eferenoumzpez
tition in umlauf IeBen, Inn geniigenb
unterf9riften CUR Mbbaltung Der
Wabl iiber bielen neueiten 8rabIh 5u
erldngen.
Gs iinb bauptfddli9 5tpei puntte
in bte1en Mmenoements, pelde anitDz
Big iino.
Der erte puntt beitimmt, odB BEL
elmer lebernabme Der 8abn ieitens
Der Stabt bas eeiammte &apital Der
8abn, pie es bsren prdi itoent ungiebt,
BON Der Stabt beaablt iperben mub;
bas finb einitpeilen $14,z
100000 90 affer.
0orber mar in Der Sapler Srbiz
nan5 beitimmt, bab bel llebernabme
Der 8a6n ieitens Der Stabt erit eine
Neueinl6GBung poraunebmen lei, be-
rem Grgebnib plus 10 pro5ent ais
Bonus ben 8aufprets ausmd6en
5plle.
Der 5peite puntt betrifft Die 81
100000 Dollars, tpelde Rihter Sa1=
Ter Der Gpncon fir ibre niht abgeluuz
fenen 5reibriefe erlaubte, trobbem
biais 5reibriefe Der 8abn9eieaI9aft
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batten. Die jeBise MmenOirung Del
Sapler=Srbinan5 bebeutet alio nihts
ipeiter als cine 8erei6erung Der Con
con auf Soften Der Stabt Glebelanb.
Dpnen bic 8iirser iih bies rubi!
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Wpllen fie fid) ipirfli6 bamit be
rubteen, buB man ibnen iast: $50
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befiimmern?"
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sigen, mas mir ibnen Nuftldrenbe
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De 8ebdnoe burh cine @as-grplo-
lion 5erltort mllroe, lnlo bnB Die ltr-
iahe bafiir in einern 2ef Der Cos
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binallsgeid)idt nltrbc, baB Die slr-
better Unions Di,r6 InmenoKug pofl
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Inter 9eriidlihti.ung bieier Sbat-
iahe lit ferner Oorauf bingeiuieien
moroen, oaB oie slngeborigen Der
81 Yerionen, Die Dem Seuer in Der
Sines gum Spfer fielen, Elm Heht
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uenn Die llnterillhllng ergiebt, BOB
cine @as-grploiion, Die burh itraf-
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Cine Gbaraeteriitie Heefefeaer's.

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ftiiBen.
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Mnitalt fir 9lltoboliter perpanoeln
lieb. Wibbplbe baben fie nShe 8otez
feller Orunfarbs 6pme" 9enannt,
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