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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-12
Nyt fra Bat1m1ark.

HYI TIA BattMafk.
9arl Mantsins. Geotret Ell en-
ltreng @erre. Mere eno noger an-
6eu &unit igger @fueipillet al
g%enfremltille 2ipet. st poteniere1
Sin, en- @fstraft al 2ip og ct 2ip
ful6t al Mn1trengeller, 8rp6ninger
og @tri6.
Gerfor fiber set ogiaa fine 9pr-
fere ubarmbiertigere ems nogen att
Sen .&unit.
Man faar 0enne Sanobeo inb
paa 2ibet be6 @fterretningen ON,
at 81. &nrl Mant5ius MI bar /
Stnoe at opgipe fin Sfueipilleroirf=
iombeb for alene at blipe Set fel.
Seatetrs 9ireftgr.
Da Or. Mant5ius for mart tire
glar 1i6en %in6tron6te / Direftionen,
bar ser naturligpis floge Soft, ser
rplte6e paa &opeoet Ser CT alti6
floge Golf, bbis @opeoer beo ilige
2eiligbe6er iettes / 8ep9gelie, og
pirfelig fun0e 10 NOT Sen, Ser peo,
at 2e6elien al ct Scatter pleier at
Huge lin Man0, bape 11ogen @run6
til at bore %bet9nfelig. Men 8e=
tunfeligbe6erne gioroes til 5fam-
me. Man fnn6e frtttiere. 9iref=
ter Mant5ius' gfepertoirepalg, men
bans gbne til at iette 9ip og
Jart / set gamle, tra6itionsfrone-
oe Eeater bragte baaoe &l,niten og
&os1en en- &effe imuffe Seire, og
Sfueipiller Mant5ius bite en-
@tprfe iom ingenlin0e fbr. Git
6elig fit Sen raitleie orbeioenoe
Man6 ogiaa Sis til at pirfe iom
Gceneinltruftdr, og bans 6remfe=
refer al 6oreitillinger iom uv@om=
let" og MI uSSulius @eiar" talte
ON alt al1oet ems Sretbeo. @por<
for ga?
&erpaa gipes set Guar, at Or.
Mant3ius er trat, laa lioet ban
1pntes at bere set.
u9et fan fur &eiten en bper
sSbiot blipe". Gn paa 2iter6ro /
@ebenbabn boel16e gtatsrao6 81.
fit forle6en en- Si1ligelie til at
mpbe og ofgipe 6orflaring / &et=
ten angaaen6e Ell fredericksburg.
Sen brabe gtatsroo6, ser ct gift,
rpnfe0e 8rpnene. 9ette maatte
bore en- 6eiltagelle. Sen unge
Game, ser gnifeoe bam uologt iom
8arnefa0er, bar en- 0erp9renoe
&oriteiangerinOe, iom paalto6 al
babe fen6t gtatsroaoen en- Sci.
90 @totsraaoen proteltere0e, bler
@angerin6en fal6t til 6orflaring,
og bun .erflGre0e ltrafs, at Del
bar en- gal gtotsraao, bpao SCI
bore ongtf. DerimoD paslcoe Napn
og 8op9l.
Soa gift Ser ct 9ps op for gtats.
raa6en. 5tr1lbe set pere bans
bonarte6e Sen, Safob = ser for
nogle Moane6er iioen ienotes til
Gpoomerifa = iom bap0e feno1
IGongerin6en? Signalementet pos:
|fe6e go6t nof, og poerligere fon
@tatsroa6en / Sanfer ONT, at bar
poa set ommelote Sibspunft bop:
6e bnret pao en- &epierarejle Jam:
men me6 fin Some.
Sungerin6er1s Sorflaring ON, Al
bum bap6e 6eltaget / ct 5ellfab
g%tatsroooens 2eiligbeo fom 0a ii
at posie u6marfet.
9o ban lprugte Sangerinoe1 ON
bpor6on FUN fun6e tro, at ban;
|@pn - set unge Mennelfe :
par Gtatsroob, fpareoe bun, q
ban bob6e iagt:
!, Ser gu, @is, leg er b1ebe
, Gtatsraao / en- ung M6er, set fa'
forrelten enbper S6tot blipe.
0g iau troe6e bun Set, bar rig
ttgt.
: Suenpaa Ben 6orflaring flF
@tatsraaoen neb ao Srappern'
Men ban Dor Dog lettere til Mfoot
en0 Dn ban TOM.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-12
6trrjflua.

S 2ipets Stole gaor set ofte Dem
bGrit, iom larer melt.
Set er langt lettere at ilaa
San6be6en / Mniigtet e,t0 at e Sen
/ glniigtet.
Geriom alle bar iao itore, fom
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-12
9@pentNr / Mm6esbiergene.

gn Sngenigr Magaaro, Ser for
tire Mar ii6en rejlte til argentina,
og bpis @fjebne lise lioen bar bG-
ret %ufjenot, bar iflg. ct oanif SLAB
/ .bisie Gage laoet bere fra Jig.
8ao en- Mejie giennem &iergene bar
ban bIon6t an6et bpret taget til
Jonge al &pperc, og to Splfere,
1om Don bar iammen meo, bler
pe6 SEN 2ejGigbe0 ifu0te.
@on befin6er fig MI efter mango
epentprlige Gtrabaoier | be6ite 8el
aaaenoe / Chile, bpor ban bar Yin:
lpttelie poa en- 6abrif.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-12
Rlannt Eannantwnn.
SmaanDt.
Mrtbl,r @ricflon fonot /

- Mrtbur gricfion fanot nplil
eli &erle i Big Cannon Miper
Merbeoen al Cannon Sails, Mirn.
bpis &eroi onlettes til 800.
Mrs. Sobanne 8eoerien,
5apper, @is., afgif pe0 9eoen
poa @amlebiemmet / @ittenberg.
@is., Sen 10. Marts, 6S Mar gom=
mel. 9gosaariagen par 2ungebe-
tpnbeIie.
&apt. Sbos. Sobnlon / Se=
attle bar opertaget &ommanooen
paa Gamplfibet u@itp Of 5euttle"
JONI til Sommeren ifal goa / Sl1rilt<
rute paa Mlaif ia.
= Splnelter Yeterion, inotil for
nogle Maane6er 5ioer &icepr9li=
oent for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
@onf / &ortlano, Ore, CT afgaaet
be6 Dp6en, So Mar gammel.
= Sen norife Miniiter / @oib-
ington, $. 8rpn, ogter Jig / 8e-
apnoelien al Mpril til @eattle og
on6re 5teoer poa @eitfpiten. Set
oil blipe ferite Gang, at Morges Of
%ficielle &epreicntant / Mmerifa be-
ibber &%eItfpiten.
Is @ons @briitenien / Seattle,
@aib., iom lenge bap6e peret ~
gelig, nar forle0en Dag / 6elge
meb en- Sen pao Sci til 8pens
&oipitol. @ao @eien inuble6e Fan
og fal0t og nogle 9iebliffe ienere
6g6e ban. Mr. Gbrtitenien bar
Gementarbeioer og bar 81 Mar
gammel.
So oanlf lie Mrbet6ere, Ma6s
Gbriltenien og Gml Maller, Ii66er
for Si0en forporet / Sengilet / @he,
balls, @olb., life for0i Sc bat giort
roget golt, men foroi Sc bar laa
ubel6ige at posiere Gentralio 8anf
netop lom &reiioent @ar blep ifu6t
og 6rebt al M6albert @larf, og MI
bill 5toten bore liffer poo at be-
Dol6e 6em ON &i6ner. Sc er frem=
meoe i 9pen og bar ingen, iom
fan itille 4aution for SEM. Sc
bar BOG Sen Ereit at Sc faor fine
$3.50 ON 9agen og fri &olt og
2ogt.
- 8Dgningsfontrafter @ans Ne=
terri / Seattle, @uib., bar erbol6t
@ontraft pao Opferelie al Sen Del
al @tatsfapitoliet / Slpmpia,
@al6, iom ifal 'inoebol0e @gieite=
rets og Sultits0epartementets So
faler. @ntreprengri11mmen CT
$219,65o.
S Chicago eier Mr. 6. g..
9uncf ct go6t Mrbei6e for Dan=
morfsbpgningslagen (5an 6ran=
ciscol1oItillingen). SO 6onife Sore
ringer, min6it, er i~nteresiereoe,
og &eiultaterne oil life uoeblipe.
Scr. 8uncf er Me6lem al 8ro6er~
iamfun6et / Chicago, og ban 1fobtc
mango @enner, 6o fan / 1910 re-
preientereoe lin 2oge peo 8on=
nentionen / Gresno, Gal.
= @oitor Carl Sonlen, 0anif
Nreit / Clinton, Soma, refer Ben
20. Mpril me6 ~@ellig ,Slap" til
Ganmarf for at tage parigt 0p=
bol6.
- &aptein @aulus Nicolat
@ollt Gonnepig er aigaaet ne6 3d.
SEN / fit Stem / 8rooflpn, sc. g.,
benpe6 SO Star gammel. Sept.
9onnepig lebe0e fine Gelmagtsooge
i Norgc. San iprte / en- lang Star
reffe 5eilifu6er fra Norge og inoe=
bap6e oglaa Stilling lom tiff &on=
jul / Mren0al. &an fom til 8roof=
Ign for benpeo s Mar liben oa
foriegte Jig fer / 2an6et meo noget
al boert; men %paagrun6 al fin sri,
ser, mg0te ban u6ifillig Moogong.
= 1onif SolfeIamfun6 afboloer
Tellesmp6e og 25=oars Snbileum
/ Clinton, Soma, BEN 1871
9(pril. 0eltagere fra Sc forifiellt'
&c &reo1e be6es nnoerrette Clinton
@reoiens Sefreter ONT beres &om.
me en- 4-5 Gage f6r Me0et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-12
9amif sfneipillerinbe / spo.
afrifa.

SRI Mpoe @illumien - eller,
JONI benbes 8unltnernapn +lpocr,
uMille s(poe" - gjer for 3ioen
operoroentlig 9pffe / S;obannis-
burg i. 5poafrifa, iom uStjerne"
boo .gmpireteaters" &ro9ram.
Tr11er og benoes Mano er enga-
qereoe BERTH for s Tiger, Ct
9iosrum, ION oe begejitreoe Sri.
tifere oerneoe finder altfor fort
Gresien er eng !, at rMne. Mpoe"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-12
Joma.

s. Mllens @lepatpr / Mpor
Ian6 ,tc0brrnote SEN 260e Mort:
mc6 omtrent 1000 8uibels &orn
glepatoren bar peroiot til $4,000
bborof @nlp6elcn ct 6effet pes 81
iltronce. Sloen ontages opltaas
res @ni}ter fra ct 2ofomotip.
= S 8ruoeus 6ornlores &iea
@omiltpn County rgtepiebcs for
le6en Mils Olga &usbp og 2o1,l:
Mnoerien pe0 Ealtor 20. e. &nlln
ion. - S Greenar1 egtcoieocs for
le6en Miis ellen @tongelono %
&asmus Stongelano, begge bien;
meberen6c / Sepell.
- S Chm County ifa( mal
bore paa goo Sci til at lpie Spgrgs
maalet ON 8rocr, Der aarlig foltH'
@ountDet mango Henge og fort &c
ipgr. Get er Sonfen, at bper iter
re Sccretl,ingsman0 laber opfere {.
Geme1'thro, mo0 at ban poa oe1rr
an anbringe idaoanne permanent
MDertisiementcr for lin Torretning
iom bor timber for go6t. Spttc,
acknowledgement / Cedar &opi5
1fal hobe lobet at befolte bper I'll
|@ro, og bisie pil ale bore al Sc
ment % ltaa Mano efter Man>
&lanen ran6t ltrafs 8ifolo, % s
flelte lterrc @on6elsfolf bar ufol
tepet 1ooet in6 poa at bpgge e
&ro.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-12
De tror fig, DiIoe Soroe1 lite rurrmt
ollie 6isie Storbe6er.

6e tror fig, piIoe sSoroen lite rur1rnt
alle bisie Storbeoer.
Eolitop u6talte: rSeg anipen
Der, iaa at ftge, ollie min SielS
MuffIer og leg fer / @11slano lite
anoet enc M6rfe."
2incoln faitilog, at ollie, iom bar
8orgerret, ielb ct oe itprenoe, oa
6erfor ogiaa ielp bar Mniparet for,
bporle6es 2an6et, @toten og Som,
munen itpres og Ie6es.
Sm ri tiener 2ano og &ige,
eIler ri iom &arI og Bige
gi6r Dor Dont og gaar bort 8u6,
ON Ri itprer @aar6 og Seite
eller fun bor &usbon6s @eite,
set er ct for &imlens @n6.
@oab glimrer / set fierne
og ioin6er tiot igien,
men Min6ets Mftenitjerne,
Sen er en- ful6tro Sen;
Ben lpier op Sc @te6er
man for6um git forbi,
faa frigiort Ganfen tre6er
igien fin @le6es1ti.
gbr. Molbccb.
gr Danmarf, ipsrger man, al
en- molici6s Gfi@bne n6iet til ct
Storfoin6lernes g%l6oraoo? Mgerer
ale 6isie brabe @orgere, 6isie oct
offentIige 2ips, &an6elsiton6ens=
@res1eber6enens, 1niberiitetets IT,
ien6e Toregangsiiffiiffelier paa mo-
rionetagtig Mao6e = 6em ielD uaf=
bi6enoe = me6 / en- foIosiaI Mpiti>
fifotions-@ ome6ie, bpis f%orborgne
&eniigt CT at blamere bort lille
2an6?
Me6 @abne iom Mlberti, @oof og
1u NieIs @rgn in mente maa man
6og bore berettiget til at iperge.
Mogt beltaar 0espprre en6nrl al
4anoner, @eberer og 5ol6oter, ltge=
iaabel iom al 6orbuno og Sberens<
fomiter.
9onmarf er life lpngere u0en<
for @uglebi66e, 0ets 8anoe er hepet
&rigsif1eplaoier og sets 5un6e er
bIebet 0ar6oneller.
@aa lGnge Get bar Sen frantic
&ebnncbe=Sanfe, iom giennemtr9ng>
te al el,ropeiif Holitif, og laalpnge
Gammenlte6et mellem 6ranfrig og
Spiflano bar Sen itore 6rpgt, bar
9anmorf maaife u6enfor Sfuopi6>
6e, men MI ltaar man oberfor ct
muliet Spgibr mellem Spiflano og
England.
@elt g%iennemtrengt al @eitens
Man6 og &ultl>r er set fineiiife &ige
mt alligepel life. &f og til traffer
man m9rfelige @fsempler paa cit
noget an0en &etsbeoi0itbeo ems 6en
gengie europntife, og / enfelte ifar=
pc Streiflps fan man lie primitive
Ser foar Set til at lgbe
fol6t ne6 as en- ienitbel &pgbbirbel=
ieile.
timber Sc bel nebpe en6nn belt af>
Ilutte6e &e mellem Monarftet
og &epublifanerne fulgte meo bbcr
Battalion en- 8g00el. 9eme SUM-
ttoner er Iige ioa uun0perlig 1om
M116iteren, og ban er ifprt mooerr c
europeiif Uniform, gan1fe iom @r>
rens gnrige Meolemmer. &atn er
bans l16itDr noget anbet ems 5olcu=
tens. S @te6et for @ebGr og 3d.
|ionet er fan bebebnet mes EN- folos,
foI &nip, ON bpis nermere 8eItem=
meIie ser life fan berife nogen Spibl.
Me6 SEN Meteorological, iom mango
aarig 9belie giper, efspeoerer ban
lige prompt @ataillonens egne nro=
Iige gIementer og fangne Mooltan=
6ere ODER / Sen on6en &eroen. S
enfelte 9t1trifter er UNDER Sc m1pg=
rcn6e ltroligbe0er mango Srriino So
pcber fal6et for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
&nip. Me6' ct brntalt Grin mo6ta=
ger 8g6len Sen 6gbsbpmte, 90 set
er bom en- flor @le6e, noar Ser ct
noget at beitille. Sans Mnligt re6cr
/ bpert Ta10 irgcn opbpje6e So.
Heller.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-12

Sao lenge Get par Sen frantic
&ebmcbe=Sanfe, JONI ~giememtr9ngz
tie al e11ropeiif 8olitif> og iaalenge
@ammenite6et mellem 6ranfrig og
Epiflano bar Sen ltore 6rpgt, bar
9anmorf maalfe u0enfor Sfuoni6<
oe, men M itaor man oberfor ct
muligt Spgipr mellem SDlflan0 og
England.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-11
Rn Exhibitors Of Fine Rutunon
Dress Fabrics

The finer grades of Dress Goods for the current
season especially beautiful by Of the artistic
blending of rich eolorings Now on display IN our dress
English Worsted and Serges, suitable for coats
suits Shades of browns and blues predominant, with
wool materials foreign and domestic production the
have every feature of excellence both as to appearance
and quality.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-11
Specials for Saturd.
Night, October q.
FABRIC GLOVES FOB

The famous Kayser make Of Inc eatric
gloves for women Cashmerecte and N7lIl1s Sc
Chamoisette gloves IN white, black yrlJ ana
channels in all sizes from 6 TO g. n tue slle
are included many gloves heretOEG5S sod It
zee. full range OF cOIOrs and sizes GloVes
that At perfectly and wear WelL CNIain aoOF).
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-11
sd Toilet Requisites

Toilet Goods Department YOU
{ Il Is fIse bess gsttere you viii
/ Preparations from such famous
CO, Condray, Dorm, Dassett &
cshes, uAanicurinS articles, soaps,
= novelty trays ard bOzes for the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-11
Infonts pointV Witt pres.es

IN our INFANTS Department. hoor east aisle
are displayed many especially dresses
people Dresses Of hne white lawn nansook. long
short dainty trimmings, specially priced
5c Beautiful little dresses with of
enahroideFy IN price range from -9SG $3.50
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-11
75c Woma,.'o UnionouiFs, Soc

New underwear for FAN and Winter Women.s fne
rib Suits, high neck. trimmed with
Chef beading long sleeves. ankle length.
The special price soc which Oher the choice OF
regular and extra possible by placing
large advanced orders
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-11

TALLY atttacJ1Ve prices. IOu VIII
find it greatly to you advantage
to investigate the values we are
offering. A wonderful showing of
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-11
stuIiah Sweaters Coz Women and GirIg

is
styles the best of which VIII fna in stock OF
popular in several different
Cardinal
vardyed Merino
Prices rom $3.50 =
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-11
y Member Of The FaniLy

8 Stockings, medium weight mercerized Isle
sS At SOC PAIR-Gauze Lisle ''Black Cat
Stockings for women. All sizes in tan and black
~ At PAIRS FOR 5oc-Burson's split foot
Stockings for women, regular and extra sizes.
AT sPAIRs FOR s1-Women's Onyx
rnercerized hose, medium weight full fashioned
AT LOO PAIR-Pure thread Silk Onyx
Stockings, all sizes in black and white
AT $1.5o PAIR-Kayser's italian Silk
Hosiery All staple colors and delicate shades
- for evening wear.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-11
S1.50We,ne.1n's oasine Gowns, 99e

The cool nights suggest the importance OF supplying
your needs for these goods while stocks are new and
voried Gowns in white and cream grounds
with delicate pink stripes Some are neatly
trimmed plain coored material Sizes from 10 to ~
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-11
Clarhsburg' s Bes
Store. BIam

10 7Izs'00 sR111 PI2'00 INC PE0l1'
At SOC the pair-White and gray
double Blankets, medium size, regular
75c value at SOC.
AT sse TIE PA1R-Whfte, Gray and Tan
Double Blankets splendid size and weight, values
worth up to $15S6 at 9ac pair.
At 1925 the pair, heavy double
cotton Blankets, large size, regular :
S.. 30 values at $1.25.
AT s1.s9-A large line Of heavy double, cotton
Blankets large size, values to $175. Sale price
only $1.S9 the pair.
At $L75 the pair, we offer one of
the best values in heavy wool mapped
Blankets we have ever offered at the
price. Sold in most stores at $3.50 the
pair and a good value at that price.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-11
Csc Initial Correspondence cardo,s19

Twenty-Five cards and . envelopes in neat box. In
ftias in gold Cheap On sale first floor Saturday
night at Ise5 box Of p cards and p envelopes
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-11
1sc MEMS sox, 2 PAIRS
FOR CSC,

An extra good hosiery value for this sale.
weight, I-2 to IL: special feature OF these
skis the linen heels and toes, reinforcing t6g
hose at the points Of hardest wear. These sOx
Saturday night at 2 pairs for 25c (1lain d6oF.
'front.'.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-11
1--T--In-5 1T--7 - - G = q
I a N BE. RID co .
8 With All Cash Purchases
s. 10 SUPPLlY

Carpets, Rugs and Curtains al Watts-LamberY.
Line 81 Our Gil
our~new fall showing IN all lines complete an
merits the earnest consideration of all who ntereste
in Carpets Rugs Curtains and other Furnishings for tn
home The stock has been carefully selected to meet tn
requirements all peope-and buying do in larg
quantities are in position to offer these goods at
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-01-17
CORE ONDENCE.
CONoVER.

Jan. Is, 1912.
Miss Regina Bjonerud and Erick
t1oiness were at DEBORAH Monday.
Mrs. Jake Swartz was at DEBORAH
Wednesday.
Rose Kafka was over from Calmar
Tuesday.
Miss Christina Pizinger was shop
ping at Calmar Tuesday.
Will Hospy was over from Spill
vile Tuesday.
Miss Louise Hruska of Spillville
was at DEBORAH Tuesday.
Mrs. Mike Krall was at Calmar
Wednesday.
Frank Vopara returned to Cresco
Wednesday, after a few days visit
with relatives at Spillville.
Fred Fisher drove over from Spill
vile on business Monday.
Will Kovarik of Michigan was here
on Tuesday.
Miss Anna Kulish returned from
Marion Wednesday after a three
weeks visit with relatives.
Miss Regina Bjonerud returned to
Sherburn, Mimi. Tuesday after two
weeks visit with home folks.
Ed. Novak and Charles Humpal of
Spillville were at DEBORAH on bust
ness Tuesday.
Anton y son attended the tele-
phone meeting at Ridgeway Monday
Charlie and Frank Phillips drove
to Calmar Wednesday.
Miss Emma Sbiral and twin sister
of Spillville were at DEBORAH We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Ed. Phillips was shopping at
Calmar Saturday.
Mrs. Joseph Baburek and Mrs. AL
bert Sobolik were at Calmar Friday.
Mrs. Kate Krall visited Thomas
Houdek and family at Calmar Sat-
urday. Little Alice Houdek accom-
panied her home for visit.
Albert Janechek was a business
caller at Spillville on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Suchan were
at Calmar Thursday.
Thomas Houdek and family moved
to Calmar last week.
Thomas Erland and Albert Klema
were hauling wood to Spillville last
week for j. H. Haug.
j. j. Soukup and Louis Benda of
Spillville were DEBORAH business Wis
itors Saturday.
Miss Anna Jacobs arrived here
from Lewiston, Mont. last week, for
an extended visit with her folks near
Spillville.
Miss Mary Bena came from Decor
ah Saturday, for an over Sunday Wis
1T with her mother at Spillville.
Carl Soukup visited Joe Luzum
and wife Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. James Pecka were
shopping at Spillville Saturday.
Albert Liska came from Duncan
last week, for visit with his broth
er Joe and family.
Mrs. Ed. Swehla was at Calmar
Thursday.
Mrs. Ed. Sbiral of near Spillville
was visitor at the home of her
sister, Mrs. John Frana over Sunday.
Ed. Swehla and wife spent Sunday
at Calmar with James Swehla and
family.
Mrs. John Frana and Mrs. Ed.
Sbiral were DEBORAH visitors Monday.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-01-17
GASPED FOR BREATH.
Gastritis Nearly Ended Life of VIM
Y. Mathews. Read His
Letter.

Il was bothered for years with
stomach trouble and gastritis. Food
laid like lead in my stomach and
fermented, forming gas. This caus-
cd a pressure on my heart, so that
l choked and gasped for breath, and
thought my time had come. MILO
MA cured me after l had doctored
without success. WIN. V. Mathews,
Bloomington, Ind.
If you suffer from Indigestion,
headaches, dizziness. biliousness, con-
stipation, inactive liver, nervousness,
sleeplessness, bad dreams, foul
breath, heartburn, shortness of
breath, sour stomach, or despond-
ency, be sure and get MI-O-NA stom-
ach tablets. They are guaranteed.
Large box so cents at E. J. Parman's
and druggists everywhere. 1
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-01-17
SPILLvILLE.

Jan. 10, 1912.
Chris. Wagner was on the sick list
last week.
Jos. Mikesh was a Conover caller
Monday.
Prof. A. F. Kovarik and Martin
Mikesh returned to Minneapolis on
Monday, to resume their university
work.
William Kovarik returned home
from Michigan last week, after an
absence of several months.
Miss Otilla Kovarik returned from
Cedar Rapids Friday after a three
weeks stay with her aunt, Mrs. j..
l. Klimesh.
A leap year dance will be given
by the ladies st. Anthony Society on
Jan. %, in the A. B. C. S. opera
house.
Mr.. Elbling of ,McGregor, H. Hegg
Of Deerfield and nj. Graft of Calmar
and their families, Mrs. Hutchinson
and daughter of Elgin and Miss
Celia Kapinos of Calmar returned to
their respective homes the latter part
of last week, after attending the
funeral of William Kapinos.
The funeral of Mr.. Dvorak was
held Saturday morning at the Catho-
lie church. he was nearly 80 years
of age, and had made his home with
his daughter Mrs. Luzum at Calmar
for some time.
William Kapinos passed away on
Monday, Jan. s, 1912, at the home of
his sister, Mrs. M. Graft at Calmar,
after an extended illness, He was
born on May IS, 1886 in Spillville.
where he grew up to manhood. His
remains were brought here Monday
evening, and funeral services were
held Thursday morning from the
Catholic church. He leaves to mourn
his loss Ave sisters and two daugh-
ters, also a wide circle of acquaint-
anceS
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-01-17

One Of Ayers Pills at bedtime will cause
IN increased flow OF bile and produce Q
gentle laxative effect the day following.
Formula on each box. Show il to your
doctor. He will understand at a glance.
Dose, one pill at bedtime, just one.
Made by the J. @. AVER CO., Lowell, Mass.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-01-17
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

In the District Court of Iowa, in and
for Winneshiek County January,
A. D. 1912 Term.
May Eggen, Plaintiff vs.. Olaf Eggen,
Defendant.
To Olaf Eggen, Defendant Above
Named:
You are hereby notified that on or
before the 18th day of January, A.
d. 1912, the petition of the plain
tiff in the above entitled cause will
be on file in the Office of the Clerk
of the District Court in and for said
county of Winneshiek and state of
Iowa, at his Office in DEBORAH, in
said county and state, claiming of
you a decree of absolute divorce from
the bonds of matrimony, on the
grounds of cruel and inhuman treat
ment on the part of defendant to-
wards the plaintiff, being such cruel
and inhuman treatment as to endan-
ger the plaintiffs life, and for the
reason also that the defendant has
become addicted to habitual drunk
eness. And the plaintiff asks furth-
er that she be awarded the care and
custody of her minor child, Milford
Monroe Eggen.
Now unless you appear and defend
thereto before noon of the second
day of the regular January, A. d.
1912 Term of said District Court,
which will begin at DEBORAH, Iowa
on the 29th day Of January, A. D.
1912, default will be entered against
you and judgment and decree enter
ed as prayed in said petition.
Dated at DEBORAH, Iowa, December
%, 1911.
E. P. SHEA,
52-4 Attorney for Plaintiff