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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-02-20

6roge in Der Iesten 3eit eingebeuo
beid)aftigt, ltuo Die giebrbeit Ger
0fitglieoer lit enti6ie0en 6ogagen,
ooB Die Ser. Staateu iidb gegenpGr.
tie auf cine ngreIiipe Bolitit ser
3ohburreplrblif gegeniiber einlaiIen.
@ans beiouoers iuarnen Die &ons
greBnlitglieoer, Die SSiiblllng nit Der
mIslpdrtigeu Solitit baben, Dor eis
ner Snteroention iaiteu SnfeI
SQrns.
gis sur gertagiulg 6es 8ouareis
les mer0en feinerlei SSragen leqisIu.
tiuer glrbeit, oie BON irgen0 peIfer
g9ihtiatsit limo, oltfgenonlmen. S5n
Der lebten ISOLDE bntte oos SSuitiSfo.
nlitee oeS Observation-Disclosures be.
Ihloiien, feline Stellung 5lt Der nom
Sendt beraitS ongenonnleneu Geios
luton 81 nebmeu. fpeld]e ei1en ei1s
5igen Sernin BON iehs SSabreu fir
0en 4rdiiOenteu Der Ser. Staaten
ifaffen mill. Ger GongreB miro iif
biz ShluB Der SeIIion nit Der @r.
leOiglIng Der @tutsoorIagetl lmO me.
niger be0eliten0en Segislatllrborld,
gen beihdftigen. Ser 8eriu6, in
beiban Sduiern Die ginipanoerungss
OorInge nit ibrer biel ungefo6teneu
giloungsteit,Glouiel iiber Oas 8etr
BrGiioent Cats binpeg sur g(nua6,
me 3u bringen, bat Die @eihafte oie,
Ter 8ode eingeIeitet.
Gipriauo gaitro 0arf ii6 in sen
Ser. Stadten mlfbalten, 10 Iange es
ibm beIiebt. gltnOesfreisrihterSen'
rg 8. 8ar0 bob oen gegeu oen friibe,
rem Grdiioentan bon 8ene5ueIa erIai,
ienen 8eportatiousbefebl formen auf
Shon Dor einiger 3eit mar guitrc
gegen noinineLle 9iirgi6aft ourh 0as
9uuoesgeriht ans Oem 8ctentiuns.
rmlm ouf gais S5sIano elttIuiien NOR.
oen. ...
Sic SdIappe, Die 3dr 8iqiams
aif ellis SSslauO un0 Sefretar ga
gel bonn Sanoels 8epartement 0urd
Die Gaitro.9lff1re erlitten bnben, iUirf
olirdl Die iforfe &ritit, ole 9fi6tel
g8nro in iainer gntiheioung on If
rem gergebeu it6t, nod GROCER. @s
miro oas etgenmdhtige gerfabrcr
BON 8iIliams ltuo gtagel, 6as ieoen
glusldnoer, Der iih om 2anoegtol
meloet, ieoen Rehtsihus ubipri6t
| fiir obiolut ungeiesli6 erfI6rt.
SSn oieier 8e5iebung erflGrt 9ii6
fer 8aro: gglusIGn6er baben ous
fedt, in oeu Ser. Staateu 5ll Ian
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-02-20
Sait betiert GintDalts
OeruugssSia.

gr1IiOent Saft beIegte, Dem 8eis
ipieI @roucr Gleuelonos i'm SSobre
1897 folgen6, Die gurnett.Gillings
bom'i6e @impunOeruugS.9ia, Die
allen nod oen Ser. Staoteu tommeas
Oen gluslGnoern eineu 8iIoungstelt
auferlegt, nit ieiuem geto.
Die getobotid)aft oeS Braitosnten
tuur0e benz Senut, no tie entltaI-
Den lit, iiberIen0et. llnmitteIbar bier.
auf fuuroeu Shritte uitternommen,
um 0ie Bill iiber oaS Geto Oes Bra=
iibenten Su puIiircn. 9ie Seuatoren
9tainabam imO Shumous, ioipie
4onareBntitqIie0 9iruett bielten ets
ne al oieiem 3ruede einberltfene Sou-
feren5 ab. Senator 2oOge lulo arta
oere DeitgIieoer OeS SeuotS gabeu
ibrer glniidt 0abin 9lusorltd, 0aB iie
ole gia iiber 6as 8eto OeS 9Srdii0eu-
ten paIIiren uiiroen; 5iibrer I'M
,Sauie poren Der gleihen Wteinlmg.
9ie gotihuft, in Ser 9rdiiOant
Saft Die gorlage Detierte, mar fitr5
.In0 in Der eigenen SanOihrift bes
9r6Iibenteu abgefaBt. glI5 @rltnO
fir Die 8etierlmg gibt Der @raitOent
Die 9eItimmumg on, Die nou Den
@inuanoerern oie gIblegclng einer
8il6ungsprobe perlangt. Der Tra'
Ii0ent ertlGrte cine iolde 0taBuaBme
1mumerifauiid). gluh iIt er Der Wtet.
nlng, OaB oltrh Oieie 8eitiumung
Iebr nieIe CUTE glemerte oem Sanoe
ferngebalten tDiirben.
Seiner 8otidaft bat Ser Yrdltocnt
einen 9rief beigefitgt, Den Sefretur
g1ageI on ibn gerihtet bot. S5n Die.
lem griefe erflart Der Sefretar, baf
Die 8iIoungsprobe cine raoifole 0taB'
reael Iei, oia p6Ilig ibrGn 3tped, nm
bral6bareu @inlpanoerGrn Die San'
0llnq al beriDebreu, perfeblen miiroe
9enn geraoe 2eltte, Die nid]t laier
ltuS nid]t ihreiben fonnten, ieier
gera6e fir getpiiie 9erltfe, nie oiC
9lrbeit uuf 0am 2anoe, trot0em gltt
qeeiqnet. 9ie 8orlage tuiiroe ptelt
fuiinIbensnerte Glemente fernbal'
ten.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-02-20

oeu, es lei oerr, ouB iie gegen cine
DER geltimmungen oes @eietes pom
20. 5ebrior 1907 berItoBen. Gie
GinlDarloerungsbeb0r0e muB ober
beiueiien, onB tie bsi irgeno einem
auslnnoer, Dem Ons 2anOunqsreft
perDebrt miro, elm oerartiaer Ser.
ltoB Dorliegt. Sbnob[ gLusIGnoer
niht gitrger iino, ge1ieBen Iie bod,
gtedtsihut, Der reIpeftirt iuer0en
muB". ,..
Die gerbon6Iungen 5niIden "a
oltli6en 8nbnen lno ibren 2ofon1o.
tiobei5ern iin6 nabe am Sdeitern.
lleber bie mogliben Solgeu eines
gabnltratfS IieB iid g8iQiam 6. Ge.
moreit, WeitgIieo 0es Gumitees Der
8auoelsfommer fir Oen ginnenban.
Del, oes gtGberen aus. gr meinte,
Dos gan5e Sano ipiiroe oarunter Al
leioen babeu, Der Often u6er piir0e
.geraoe5u cine 4riegsnot 6urdsuma.
hen baben. 3inddit aber niirben
Die arbeitanOen &laiien IeIbIt betrofs
fen iuer0en. sic iuiirOen oireft in
Rot geraten. 9u Die SynOuItrie pom
Sransportnerfebr obbdngig iei, mir.
ben Die meiIten Sobriten ga5luunaer
leiit, 5lt idlieBen, ipem 0ie gubnen
cine ISOLDE lang brad Iigen. 9ie sc,
bensmittelpreiis miiroen enurm itei
gen.
Der io5iuIiitiide GongreBa6aeor0,
ntete &ictor Berger Uon @iscouiil
beautrogte inn Geprdieutunteubauit
cine Raiolution, DOB, fnus ser Streii
Iiuto Die gerbinoerlrng oeS @iIen6abn
uertebrs Idnger aIs cine ISOLDE an
balten Iollte, ole 9abnen NIT all IT,
Iren gabnbofsmlagen, 8iirteIlinien,
Sdnoereien, &oblenbergmerfen, ,8ert
itdtten imo meiterem gigentum me
Igen oes 0ringeuoen 0ffentIideu 9e
Oiirfuiiies aIs RationuIeigentum a.
erpropriireu uuo iie ieIbit an Der
multen lmo ourh oas goit0eparte
ment 5u betreiben, bis ser Gongref
| elm @iienbabnz9 9epartement idaffe
5err Berger meilIte, elm StiuItant
bon einen 0touat auf 54 9abnipIte
men miirOe StGote uie 4itts6urq II
indianapolis in @efnbr elmer Sum
gersnot briugeH, unO Seem gorf
Chicago, BbiIaoelpbia, GIeueIun0 Il
gtilDaufee ernItlih gefdbrOcn.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-02-20

a4HtuMu.
ggaibiugton. gtit Ser 9urd.
fiibrlng DER non Der arieqsafaOe.
mte auSgearbeiteten REORGANIZATION
Der 8lun0eSnrinee lit begonnen NOR.
oen. 9Iuf gInoronliug DeS &riegs.
Sefretdrs Stifnion buben einiae
Srltppentaile lire @nrniioneu ae.
Uehielt. gtfpu 2000 Dtann rpers
BEN bon Oen gIbGn0erungen betrof-
fen. 9aS 2anO mir0 in bier milf
tdriiae Separtements eiuaeteilt
3tpei tu2itere 9eportenlentS befin0en
iidb auBerbaIb Oes merifaniihen
Sentiments, Die 8bilippineu lmO
Sopaii.
9urd @infii6rlng Ser Goittaiien
lit cine gbnabme 0es 9etraaes 0as
auBer Saubes geIanoteu @cIocs sil
fonItattren. SSn Sabre 1912 uabm
Der @eloueriunot nod europa 0urh
irternattonale @eloonnsiiltnqen ae.
gen oas Subr 1911 unt $4,000, 900
ab. 2ie Gepoiiten in Oen in ulIeu
Sonoesteiien eiugeribteten 1900
&oitiparbanfen beIollfcn Iidl iatt
aif iiber 80 0iilioneu, lmo elm gro.
Ser Eeil oieier Sunume lit uon Sin.
munoerern 0eponirt, 0ie 3u Griuats
banfen fetn 8ertralteu babsu um6
bis 5u Der Gmrihtlng Der 8oItban.
fem, binter Oeneu SnfeI Sam ite6t,
tbre @riparniiie pieIfa1 in Die aItc
Seimat ihidtan.
gSad) grmittcIungeu 6cs lan6nirt.
Idlaftlihen 0epartemerts muren 9ln-
fang 6ebruar 0ie greiie Der IanO.
ipirtidoftli6en StapeIartifeI INN
beinaba 5lpan5ig Bro5errt nieOriger,
ais IN Der eutIpreden0en 3eit 0es
&oriabreS, nm ied,s &ro3ent nie0ri.
ger, oIs inn Sabre 1911 unO geqcn
10 4ro5ent nieoriger, als i'm SSeb.
ruar 1910. 9iaie grldeilurng III
mn 10 belnerfenSiperter, oils Die &rei.
ie nod i'm Nlonot S5anllar INN ctluo
112 3ro8ent gelteigert mareu.
9ie EreisernGBigung besiebt iid
ant Wais, &ei8an, 9artoffeIr, gier
rno cine Nfenge anoerer 2ebensbe.
0ilrfniiie. Sd)lohtbiibner Oageaer
moren teuerer oils inn porigen Sabre
INN Oisielbe 3eit, ltno oas glei6e qili
BON allen un0eren 5leii6iorten, fuic
S6meine., &ino., &olb. un0 Shof-
Heidi. Die EreisermdBigrng er.
itredt iidb Oagegen tpteoer auf ollc
@emiiieiorten.
Die glntport oeg britiI6en 92ini.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-02-20
SaS SafOta StautsuerbunO prOteitirt

Serr Sans 9amlttb iaubte ais
BrGIi0ent 0es StaatSperbanocs bon
@ii6 3ufota in 6eiieu Ramen einen
teIearapbiideu 8roteit an ben @rdiis
0euten, ibn crinheno, Die &orlage
nit ieiueu geto 5u belegen. gtab=
Dem oies geiheben lit, aber Die gIus-
1ift beItebt, oaB Sous lu6 Sanat
Die Sin iiber oas geto oes 8rdiioen-
ten binrpeg gum @eieB MAIDEN, iai1os
te Serr 8euuttb on ieoen Gertreter
DaS 5taates I'M &ongreB gIeihfaas
elm 8roteittelegrourm, iie eriud)eno,
nidt fir Die 9lnuabme Der 8ia 81
ftinmetI.
Die glnItrengungen, Die Der gto=
tionoIbun6 in bieier Sod)e modte,
tparsn 70 energiib OILS mic erfolg=
reid, fpeligitens iofpeit 0as @eto oes
BrGIi6enteu in 9etraht fonmt.
6. 81.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-02-20
Neneltes aus Der SiO
SafOta 9egislatnr

Ger 8eridt oe8 9omitees sur
lluteriu6lmg Ger 3uit1noe i'm
Staats5udtbaus lit nnmebr Der Sc
gislatur porgelegt por0en; ous So
mitea finoet nidt piel 5ll riigen. Ger
0epiitD 8nroen mo iein 8erbalten
Den @efangenen gegeniiber miro Ell
ner miIoen 4ritif inlter5ogeu. 9as
&onitee empfieblt, Dab Die Sen1oens
fabrif i'm 3uhtbaus geidloiien un0
Ger &ontrnft NIT Der betreffenoen Sir
ma miberrilfen miro. I'm oen llusfaa
an glrbeitSgelegenbeit nett 3u mo.
den, befiiriportet oaS &onlitee cine
8ergroBerung Der 9lnIagen sur fSa-
Irritation bon grntenai6inenibnlr.
5erner 8ergroBerltng ser 3udtbaus.
farm ourh 9lntoIf angren5enoen2an-
oes.
8as 4omitee sur ltnteriu6ung ser
8rudfontrafte bat ,3rouble of It's
opn" 9lbgeoroneter llr0obl, Der
in Der Snlptiahe ole 3eugen ber-
borte, erfldrte oan iibrigen WlitgIie-
bern oes 4oniitees, Dab er Die Or.
belt nie0erIegen plroe, penn iie 6or.
ouf beitdnOen, gentle 8eugen su
nerboren. Die anoern 0fitgIieoer be-
ftan6en 0orouf uno 10 iagte oenn
-Serr llr0abI ,Sabeipobl". gsenn er
fih Die Code niht nod iiberlegt, miro
Oos aOnlitee nobI 3pei 8erihte ob-
ftatten, einen Mebrbeits. inlo einen
Minoerbeitsberidt.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-02-20
YrafOentensSetO
Bonn Sans aufrcdlt erbalteu, nidjt i'm
Senat.

Die Burnett. Iilingbom @inipat-
0erilngsbia mur0e pom Senat nit 50
ge9en is Stimmen angenommen. 81
ne fur5e 3ebatta gi1g Der gIbitim=
mung poraus I'm melher Der 3rdii-
bent ieines &etos balber ollf's idbdrfite
angegriffen iuuroe.
@us Saus aber ipeigerte iid), ii6er
Dos 8eto oes 8rdiioenten bintpeg
ole Bill 5u paiiiren Die 9lbItim.
1nung ergab 213 Stimmcn geGsn
1m0 ia Stimmeu tiir Die @rriage
9urh oieie Souslbltmmung lift Die
8ia porlaufig alio obgetan
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-02-20
anslanS.

Berlin, 3elltihlau0. Gas SSn-
tereiIe on Der ausDdrtigen &nIitit lit
mabreno Der uerfloiicnen ISOLDE 0urdl
5iuei greiguiiie 0ollfonmen iiberjdJot.
tet moroen: oie &erLobung Ger elm.
5igen Sohter oes aaiierpaares, &riuz
5eIiin Gictoriu 2lliie. NIT Dem grins
sen @rnit 9luguit BON Cumberland Il.
oen IN Der 9uoget=Gumu1iiiion oes
&eidstags ausgebrobenen aonfIift
oes 3eutrums nit Dem StuatsieFre.
tar oes 9teidss s02ariuedntts, @roBa0.
miral b. Sirpis.
Die glnfiinoigiu1g Der Gerlobung
I'M &aiierballie bat beim aIIgemeinen
Bubiiflun cine redt ipnlpntbiihegluf.
nabme gefluOen. 9lber es lit Elm
beitimnlter llntertou uorbanoen, elm
geiDiiies WfiBtrauen gegen bic 8eIfen,
beion0ers gegen oen Ser5og pon Gum.
berlunO, Der ii6 biSlang entidie6en
geiueigert bot, Die grge6niiie oes fir
Ons Sars Sonnoper ihidialspollen
SSobreS 1866 ut5uertennan.
Ser grGutigum ser &aiiertohter,
melder aus Der baDeriiheu in Die
preuBiihe grmee iibertritt, ipuroe nj
@agennart oes 0fcnorden oltrh 0en
@eneraIoberit b. BleIien auf 0ieStans
oar0e 0es in Gntbenom liegenoen Snna
iarelreginents bon 3ieten geo. 3 ber.
eiotgt. Der Erin5 Ieiitete Ben Dor.
gei6riebenen Sffi5terseio. 8as 9}i-
litdr- 8o6enbIntt beroffentIift ieinc
&erIesung bon Ntiinden. 9as Ba-
tent lit orei Sabre boroatirt.
grin3. n3.giegant 2u0iUig bon 8npern
itellte our6 elm eigenbanoiges Shrei-
ben ON oen 9Srin5en oieien a Ia iltite
oes baperiiben 1. Shiuereu Reiterres
ailments, Del6em er bisber ols Sber.
lelitnant angebort bat.
@as BEN Streit in ser Rei6stags-
9uoget- -Gommiilion, Der groBtes gluf-
ieben erregt bot, anbelongt, 10 iino
gln5eihen erfennbar, oaB has 3ent-
rlm binii6tli6 Ger 9epiqigung ser
5ufeIgeIoer fir Die Sffi8iere ser
Morine eirlellfen miro, nm 6cn
Staatsiefret6r Oes &eihs.Qfarine-
glmts, @roBaonliral b. Sirpie, nidt
5u beronIaiien, feline Riiftrittsnro.
bing ourh5ufiibren. Die Ser Goln.
niiiion oorgeIegte 8entidrift enthali
10 ii6er3eugenoe @riinoe fir sic 8ei-
bebaItrng oes bisberigen 9rardls,
ooB ser pom Centrum geitalte abIeb-
nenoe glntrag Buriidge3ogen merGen
oiirfte, tpenn oie gommiiiion in n1h.
Iter ISOLDE Sie bis oobin oertngte gln.
gelegenbeit iuieoer aufninlntt.
SSntmerbin fprr0e nod om gtot Scs
Rei6s- -Warine- -gImts elm tDeiterer 9lh-
itritb genln6t, in0em Der fir einen
-9ltta6e in oen iiioanerifani.
iden 2Gnoern eingeiteIlte gtatpolten
bertporfen ipltr6e. 9ie Mlebrbeit ieb-
te ii9 aus Centrum, So5iaIOemofra.
ten un0 @oIen sulonrnen.
SSn ipeiteIten 4reilen fonlmt Die
5lTperiidjtIidhe Soffmmg sum 9lus-
oriid, ooB Der 8pilt apiihen oerGom.
million uno Dem @roBaomiraI ii6er.
briidt tperoen miro, oa elm @edieL
an Ser Spite 0es &eihs -Marine.
.Slnts su feiner lmgeIegneren Belt
fommen foui1te. einrnoI in SinFiht
auf oen boben grHit ser international.
lem Gage, ino 0ann neil 0ie 8erb1It-
|niIic Der Morine tn 10 eneem Som
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grOteR feitens Des saO.eatota staatsperbanOs
SSOrtIant Der Oepefcben an &Srdff6ent Saf
refp. an bic &Un9reemit9Iieber

i'm init
gueHgi
Fafbetn
NrOea sesen
n EaH siar 6b
g.
eli nuer
nb 8ft 81
DIES gt and Den @e6 fntan frtfen @rogbfonsoaen
anen6
&rOtH Die Onn9bamS5urnett GinmanbernnssSSia
mureg 81 Go
Het @nrbG
SAILS H.. 6b
nrS 9r6nn Gait
6e gemDe
areher
gaomea shaterbmos.
0emutbG
6bprmhof obg in
be
in in
9RO @ot N4brm Gsbagde
fab Elm
l OaS Legislative banos
inn mi
ar3uaen ObdOn parHd SnT an O gattm8
bu0dt ten So
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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-07-31

Frank Smith threshed for Mr.
Stargill Tuesday and for Mr.. Denley
Wednesday.
Miss Eddis Downey spent Thurs
day with her little cousin Wildon
futile of Van Vert.
Miss Ivah Thompson called on
Mrs. Hal Overton Tuesday after
noon.
Kenneth Reed called on Forest
and Frank Wise Wednesday morn
ing.
Mrs. Isaiah Thompson, of Van
Vert, visited a few days last week
with her son Lew and family. "
Gladys Hoadley visited Friday
night and Saturday with her grand
mother, Mrs. Anna Fierce of Van
Vert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Overton and son
Clair spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Hampton of Van Vert
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Richey had
business at Leon last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Wise and son
Lyle called on Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Wise and family Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Stargill and daughter Daisy
called on Mrs. Reed Sunday after
noon. q
Miss Dale Wise returned to her
home Friday from Leon after attend
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-07-31
Postum Trot.

Mrs. c. Meacham and son were
Weldon callers Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Tom Williams and son Leo
and daughter Florence were Leon
callers Monday afternoon.
Threshing in this neighborhood
has begun.
Mrs. Tom Williams and daughter
Florence were calling on Mrs. Tom
Crum Tuesday afternoon.
Miss lola Neighswonger returned
home Tuesday evening after weeks
stay with Mrs. Frank Barger.
Mrs. Tom Williams and Mrs
Neighswonger cooked for threshers
Thursday.
Lois Smith spent Thursday with
Miss Alta Hart of Fairview. 1.
Mrs G. Meacham, Mrs. Lloyd
Smith and Mrs. Kib Voorhis helped
Mrs. Frank Worden cook for thresh.
ers Friday and Saturday.
C. Meacham was business caller
at Weldon Saturday evening. a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Worden and
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Newman Worder
visited friends down near Decatur
Sunday.
Tom Williams was 9 Sunday at.
;ternoon caller down near the Grove
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-07-31
Good Hope.

Well the Fourth of July is over
and now the people are thinking
about getting ready to attend the
Chautauqua at Leon which is August
18th to Goth.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Reed and son
Kenneth had business at the county
seat Friday.
Ben Grimm of Van Vert, was seen
in this neighborhood one day last
week fixing the telephone line.
Ivan Ball of Van Vert, called on
Forest and Frank Wise Wednesday
morning.
Mrs. James Drury and Mrs. Lew
Thompson called on Mrs. Ben Adams
and her mother, Mrs. Allan Wilson
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Arthur kichey returned to
her home Tuesday afternoon after
attending the funeral of her aunt,
Mrs. Hunt, of Burlington. .-"
Miss VALERIE Fierce of Beaconsfield,
visited a few days last week with
her cousins, Gladys and Louise Hoad-
ley.
Mrs. L. C.. Thompson and daugh-
ter Ivah and Mrs. j. w. Downey call
ed on Mrs L. E. Reed Thursday
afternoon.
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Baker.

Clyde Rauch and family visited
Sunday with G. L. Jones and family.
Ed McGahuey and wife called on
A. I. Payton's Sunday afternoon.
Grant Wise, wife and son Leighton
called at J. E. Woodmansee's Mon
day evening.
Bonnie Hyatt spent Saturday and
Sunday at the John DeVries home.
Mrs. G. L. Jones and two sons
Raymond and Jimmie and Mary
Jones called at G. r. Piercy's We'd
nesday afternoon.
ALI Brown, wife and little son
Wayne had business in Lamont Tues
day.
Geo. Smith and wife visited Sum
day with a. I. Paytonk and family
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-07-31

" - & q
OH MeGahuey and Ruth Piercy
visited Sunday with Arthur Bogue
and family.
Those who visited. Sunday at the.
p. M. Jones home were Orren Stan
ley and wife, Cliff Donaldson and
Grace Weldon and Orpha McGahuey.
Nellie Jones went home with her
aunt, Mrs. Orren Stanley, where she
expects to visit few days.
Ruth Piercy returned home
Thursday after attending Summer.
School at Leon. .5
j. N. Smith ana George McGahuey
returned from st. Joe Sunday.
Several from these parts attended
the stake reunion at Lamont Sun
day.
Mrs. Frank Powers called on Mrs.
I'D McGahuey Saturday afternoon.
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ing the teachers examination which
was held Wednesday and Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hoadley and
family called on Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Richey Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Minas Palmer spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Will Nc
Jimpsey and family.
Mrs. Hettie Anderson who has
been staying at her neice's, Mrs.
Will McJimpsey, for a number OF
weeks died Monday morning. She
was over ninety years old. Her
death was caused from old age and
dropsy. ...-... 4
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-07-31

Jim Delk and family spent Sum
day down near Leroy at the Bart
Davis home.
Mr.. and Mrs c. D. Worden were
calling at the Frank Worden home
Sunday evening.
Miss Clita Worden spent Sunday
with Mrs. Ralph Davis.
Leo Williams was a Sunday after
noon caller at the .NeighsWonger
home
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-07-31
CHILDREN'S DRESSES.


These just the thing for the little girl to
to school for the next 60 days and in colors that
desirable.
Sizes to II years. prices 45c &c. 75c CSC, 1885, 145
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-07-31

One way to relieve habitual con-
stipation is to take regularly a mild
laxative. Doan's Regulets are rec
commended for this purpose. Csc a
box at all drug stores.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-07-31

LADIES SUITS
We have left ladies' suits in spring patterns that
cleaning up at one half off.
Prices from. ......-........ $13 so to $3.50
LADIES' DRESSES AT Ia OFF.
Ladies' dresses that do not care to carry over but
all in Al condition and things that you seldom at the
prices - 81 10 to S.. so, at Il off
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CHILDREN'S OXFORDS.

These are out Of our stock just as good carry
during the spring and months, but sizes that
are long and going to clean up Regular 80 and
95c sellers in sizes 412--5H-Specia for Friday CSC
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-07-31
CHILDREN'S OXFORDS.

Children oXfords that more than worth the
money that selling them for. Sizes 53 to g.
Oxfords that have been selling at 75c, special for
Friday : =. ,. 55c
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-07-31
LADIES' OXFORDS.

We have display this week about dozen pairs
of ladies oxfords that certainly great bargains for
the money asking for them
Oxfords in this lot that sold from 81 rs to 2 spec
al for Friday . . $500 81 .48 per pair
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-07-31
MISSES OXFORDS.

Misses oxfords in sizes 49, to II. Just the thing for
foot for the little girl for the next 60 days and at
prices that absolutely right Regular $135 sellers
Special for Friday. .......:....-.$lOO
Regular 81 As sellers in our regular stock but
fords that long all sizes from II p to ,, spec
al for Friday.-- .. ---.. .-.. ...........-.$1.15
Misses oxfords that good any one has.
Sizes to g. Regular $00 Sellers special for Friday 79c
These certainly good values for the money are
asking for them. Regular $110 and $l5 Sellers special
for Friday . - - 800
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-07-31
BOYS OXFORDS.
DISHES.

We have dishes for all kinds of uses
A 67-piece Dinner Set Plenty of dishes for any
housekeeper to set most any size table, for S. rs
Also cups and slucers, plates dishes and vege
table dishes that sold by the set or separately
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-12-12
ARkADELPHIAN MAKES
 GREAT COTTON RECORD
CLARK COUNTY FARMER GETS 173 BALES FROM 1S0 ACRES
 OF LAND.

Philadelphia. Dec. 12.-One of the most notable feats in farming for the year 1913 in Clark county was the raising of 173 bales of cotton on 1S0 acres of land. This was done by Judge Duncan Flannigan on his plantation two miles south of Philadelphia. And this despite the long drouth of nearly two months during the fruiting season. Judge Flannigan's farm Is mainly of the black land variety of soil and will produce corn, cotton, alfalfa, peas, pumpkins or most any other product with prolific results. His corn crop of 100 acres produced 5000 bushels, or an average of 30 bushels per acre. Had the season been even an average one, he would have made nearly double that yield This is one of the most valuable farms in this section, lying directly on the main line of the Iron Mountain railway and being far enough from the river to never be in the overflow district. Judge Flanni- gan is a son of the well known war Governor Frannigan of Arkansas dur ing the states secession, and, while a lawye rand politician, he enjoys the occupation of being a farmer and a good one. The crop of this county is nearly 2,O00 bales better than it was last year, although the acreage was perhaps not quite so large. Diversi- fled farming is gaining much promi- hence among the farmers and planters hereabouts, and stock raising has claimed attention also.