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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-28
Sii 2oitestioinSer!

ga iee Sonumereu 1911 bar 6icmme
/ Rorge giorbe ie8 ct 9ar Slre til
Roresoal. Raa en- al bisie 5ure trai
ieg Carer Smut QaupebaIen. 5an
boebe for Sibcn / set npe StcIebus peS
Sau9au. Raa Sper9smaal ON. boor
ben 9anlIe StoIeitue a bIcben al, If
ieg bioc, at ben par fisbt al en- Hlano
Der / HGrbeben o. bar MI omoaunet
til Sjes. Saa lire bar oct ba life
gaaet meo StoIeinien paa Sautom.
Sen par ga blepeu til ct reipe,tabeIt
SIobus. Gig saar bet meo ben enc
efter Den anoeu al De eanIe StoIeihuer.
Cont og eSii8t bIir Oct. boor Be itoe.
ri talte ba ian1mcn en- Stunb ON.
boor triit BET or. at ben enc eiter
BEN nuSeu al oisie tiRre IinoesmRrs
fer ribes nso og ilpttes b9t. ga,
Tiger Smut, "es leOe t9ntt mptie paa
bette. og eg bsns ianIa ittje 70 lite
AT sammaIt StuIsiuuentar, men Sc o.
mirore Bon. at me ortar aa reSoe ei
at Del samIe S~tuleitogur~. Ga iaa
fortaItc ban mig, at oct baoee p0ret
ham en- tiGr 2auie at faa Ell al Se
samle StoIeitner opiat paa Rllisumss
plaoien / apite5eio. Zen fhiIoe Sa
tomme iii AZ inoeholoe iaameget ION
maIis at sammeIt S%foleiupentar iaas
iom Starter. Sabeaer. Sorlirifter, gGs
ies o. 9~Grebsgsr. 5Gni. bpiIten ius
tercsiaut SamIing Tor life at tale ON
sen iulhirele Ssrponina. "@no ON hi
tunoe isnoe eSsr Iiot 5irIp ira gmes
rita. ineoe isg gtgrat oaasneb. 5ei
taooe ban itte S4lttfspaa. sseg lore
log oa al ioris8e ON noset tunSs
~innlles bIauot SUiteseioinger / amss
rita. Com tanite be iieite af eoer peS
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-28

100000, og Gptferer fit ga 8iao'
belle ill at be6oI0e Den isrite Siug
bon brogte op. San elf ne6 TO
@uuRe % ionot iou en- Colt, iom
pou Scitet bar ggocIitene til Ell
3Hroi al SO, 600 $4,000.
On Siifer / GbiIc aiorOe ogioa ct
mertclig 5lru0. Wtellem alipperne
opoaget ban pan 9rlrnOt GonO Ell
5fdet, iom iao no Tom on set tam
met fra ct airmpefir6en. Guroct
bar nlcaet ~iiel0ent. for SfeIettet TIL
bsrte ct i%orbiitoriif Gur al tiGmpe'
mP8iig StsrreIie. Get uciet life
miuOrc emo 5000 aI,, % ban
iolgte set for $500.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-28
Mrs. I. 6. 1arns.

"9Piu Sober trai en- Robo Tom
fortalte bart. OF bans Suitrii par
blepen b~elbreoet peb Sacupia o. BE.
rullo, OF pi FREQ ocrpaa til Or. Sart'
man % bao on bans Haoo. Wtir,
Saoer blep Ga f%ortalt, at ieg babe
aatarrb / oct more Sre, eIcr froniit
Stit!s.
"San anbefaIeoe 9actpia oa Be
rltlla, o. efter Of bape briigt ire 6la'
ifer Of bper tor ianpeI oei, ilpbenoC
Waterie iom ben ubebaaeligc Sugt
ior%iuutoen."
Mr. W. 6. Nne al @aibiuatou,
@ermont, bcpbe Ell bel Gel periouIiQ
@rfaring reo &aturrb. San pioIt(
maoife mere ON &utarrb, en6 mango
al Sem, iom bar giort ben Ill ct ipe-
cieIt Stn5iuu, tbi ban les al beu
belle ippe Mar. Sor ct nIminoeli9t
WtenneiEe er Ser ineen anoen MfnaoC
al lore noget poa, ems peb @rfaring
Sppe glarS aonlp MOB Gatorrh, ioa.
bel ~ropenoig fam inopenoig @ebano.
lima, mlroc lore en- Wano noget.
Wr. NDe ioris9te, flyer ban, man.
&c i.afalote aatarrbmioler. Sor
paoitaor ogina, at ban al Ell eitoeI
erbolot mioIertioig 2iuorina. Wer
belle Sioen iorblep hans &atarrb.
Der par Suien for Grerne, Soruir.
ring al Souierne. 0rpppen o. Glio'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-28
Sra Gloon Sufe, Winu.

Seq bill bebe ONT list &labs / SIas
bet for no9le 9~emertniuger fra 8runt
Gountp. Serit bill ie9 fortGue, at ieg
/ 30 Tar bar beet ber og brepet Ium
Sarmer. ga ieg I'M bar Iolgt min
Sarm o8 flpttet til Spen, bar ieg Tibet
eler tntet at beitiQe, os Sibeu faIbcr
oerfor lang, iiGr ON @interen. Raur
ie9 MI ~itriper / "EoIten" iaa maa life
2Giereu pente for me9et, ga ieg er
baurIi8 Sfribent % life bar bapt uogeu
Stoleubbanuelie, aubet euo buno min
@tooer 9ao mig. Sum 6ra9te mig iaa
lungt, at ieg Hap for Treiten, og ie9
bIep enbo9 lat iom $40. IL / Ell H9ttc
af 300 Soufirmanter, iaa ieg ga ibutes
at O9re nofian bolt paa Straa.
ga, Oct bar Iibt ON Grant Gouutb
ie8 ifuIbe ifripe. Set er ct uSmerfet
gobt COUNTY, o9 sc fleite Der CT epbe
Sarmere. Haar man tGnfer iig till
ba8e til NbbD9gertioen, iaa er oet oere
for itor Sorifiel. Hu bar Sarmerire
bpgaet fig tore @%aauin0s6uie. 9aaper
% ale SGn9s andre SuIe iant pIans
tet iture SfugIunoc, bbg9et SfoIebuie,
airfer meb Ereiteboliger o.i.o. &i bar
ogIna her ct GourtbuS ipm toIter $685.
600, o9 alt CT betaIt. 90 Ioa bar
@ratt Gouutp graoet 13 Srnneriness
grsfter, iom Ell fra 8 til 10 a ~ Wil
Iouee. Gountbet bar flere itorc Sub
iieer meo Sberfloo al Silt, % Bette
ifaffer ON Sommereu meoen SorlgielIe
o9 Sport.
&ierebeiene er MT oaIa me9et 9obe,
- ii9r naar hi tGuter tiIbage til ben
Sib, ga Der ingeu @eie bar. Nu CT
Der Gete efter bper Seftionslinie, %
til Barren ifdl ser nberIi0 foite3 mere
paa bisIe @eie, ba Ser Der ifol gipeS
Sibro8 fro Staten.
SorIebeu ll9e bnpbe hi ct to 9aaeS
Sarmer5 SuItitute Der / CperabuIet,
% mango, baabe aarlIe o9 urge, beItog.
Ser bar Ben iantme 8rroifen, Tom pi
bsrte for % Iar iioen, nemIig ont
&erelbr1tg % @reicr. ga, hi fdar bel
bore taaImobige og beute inbtil ale
6armerne faar TO ire Su1oreoe @riIer
at iGl9e, men on fan Ser bel blipe
Spergsmaal ont SIcifepriien. On al
SaIerne unber Rabct git itrengt irette
meo 8arucrue % ertlGreoe, at bui5
gauterer o9 andre Sor~retnin9sfolf breb
lin Sorretuing iom Sarmerne itprer
fine IffGrer, ioa uiIbe Be life bare /
Sorretuing / 10 Gnr. Canine Saler
frembGueoe at 8auterne bar til iaa
ubpre tor SoroeI for Sarmerue, men
biSie ipsrger not belit on, buab So
rauti De faar, man De iGtter Serge /
9auteu. Haar sc berimoo ifal lame
bliber Set en- belt nnbeu Sag meb 9obe
NoteS og Rort9aoe paa aisbet. Stter
ifaI Snrmeren babe SlGu9uro ira Sors
retniu0stla5Ien, - men 6pprleoes niIoe
set eaa, ON hi life bopSe bisIc baars
lige Sarmere til at ifaffe os bbab oi
trpuger iii &~ipsop6oIb. Set tuuOc
bGnoe, at Be piIbe flare zig Sorretz
ningsmGnbeue foru0eu, Iorn De giorOe
/ Norge / 9nmIe Sage.
Ser / @raut 9ountp er Ter 9per, %
@efoItuinaen / inaoeI oisie Tom / Gms
eeuen 6sitaar booebiageIig al StanDis
naper. Sngen Of bisie 9per bar .noaen
Itinebrift eQer no9et auoet Iigueube ar
Iioe paa, men BET berpr bo~pebiaaeIig
paa boao SarmereT fan probucere. Set
taller berfor til 6armerues SorSel, at
6isic Ter 8ner er / en- blomitrenbe 6ors
f~atuing. Iaar aIt tommcr til alt. iaa
er oct NOT beoit herhiemne | Wliunez
iota. en- peulig SeIieu til ale.
Ole 6nnien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-28
Sfattcu ira Sapets Suno.

@Iuu0t Sc GaSidgerer Tom fla.
ae0c melt ouer set finite 3umpifib
"~llrbuuu"S GorIi3 / EreimO iorle.
ben, par Ell Iottor ira S%eIiingfors,
Guturioriferen &anOtmanu. San
buo6e ioretu9et en- uareIuuG Grpe0ts
ton til set inore al Guinea og ban.
De tiloeiebraat ct / pi0cuifobelig
Sc1iecn0e epofelisreube Splus,
ninG2mnteriaIe, en- Sfot, iOm ! Gics
5Ittfet moe ontaGe3 iom ueritotteIIg.
Stor uur oerior @i0cnitobsmaus
oen5 Sorg, oa bans 2uiierter in0es
hoIoen0e ale Sc H~uopoaqeOe Rarite.
ter ate Tuq6og$optcqncIier . .i.p.,
ioripanot / Gnbet omGorO | "llrls
Mo" res Sammenit9Oct ureo oen
uorite Camper "6uucu". Sele bans
arbci0e par OcrntcO ipilot.
) Oi3ie 9aqe bar Ell Tptter OG,
ref ucoe ior at mlOeriggc Y~huItgbcs
Sernc ior at idu StI6ct biPrJct, og
oa ban Ucuote tilbuge ira Gubet,
houOc ban en- auiiert mcO. Cen
6lcU trltftet OF puu &ierqnirg5oum.
percn3 Ipf, % man IPite ga Ill al
minoeliI CuerruiteI'c NaUnct: Or.
&auotmann, ScIiirQior5". Sfatten
uar uco ct merfcIigt Grpi bleuet
reo0ct uifaot.
9ierluiug5cutrepriieu bar M
ierOt oen uUrOiiuloe aufiert til 6el.
iingior5 bUor oen InffeIige Gi0en.
itcbaluauo MI opbolOcr fig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-28

piISe pGre glade BED at l9ie. Ru bar
III boIot "8oiten" / fire aar, % 81 mao
iiee. at hi ole er goSt og bel ~forustet
meb ben. Ser er bel npgeu al Slaoets
2Giere, iom bill iIaa 6sIge meo os I'll
@amIeIanoet for at belta8e | SubtlRet
/ 1914. en- peuIig 6iIien til ale S9s
Iere og Saskatchewan.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-28

Rrs. :. s.
SacuS, TanpiI.
lie, arfanias
ifriper: Seq
bopt ct riu'
benbe Ore iioen
bar OUTRIGHT
tire aar CANT
mel. Oct blep
rileyet oitoar
ist, troSs al
req bauoe ior.
isgt Here S9
ger ubeu no
geu'ou:beEt
9ptte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-28
correspondence

enrre,nnunauoer ubeu Rnru oa Neresie tdpes iffc bet minofe Seuipu til;
be biir ife enaaua pienRemI9fe at Saskatchewan. RauHet Pill life bltpe
oHcrtItaatprt, msemiHere peefommsRbe aprreipouoent suffer BET, men
Repoftioacu ua bare hans tuIoe Eauu % GOreSie. :: :: :: :: 2:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-28

sBmaHiHeu '6uspcrner" er nuotu1cr :
goo Sroeu. % BEN CT an bt fan suiiC en-
SsuiGiinc at UEre. Ten gisr goot sr5eioe
OF anur let.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-09-11

Jack Waller OF Cowle, was in town
Wednesday.
+. J. Diamond was in Clyde, Kansas
Friday on business.
Fresh candy, peanuts and cigars ut
Warren's Restaui ant.
Otto Swanson is spending the week
with his sister at Salina, Kansas.
+. Hull and wife of Norton, Kansas,
was in the city one day the first Of the
week.
Several Of our young people enjoyed
a social hop Wednesday night in the
Masonic hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. All. Saladen lave for
their guest this week Mrs. Durrett Of
Lebanon, Kansas.
Mrs. q. A. Wells Of Cowles spent
Wednesday in this city with her sister
Mrs. J. Il. Butler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Decker had for their
guests the first of the week Mr.. and
Mrs. Ned Hurd OF Cowles.
Dan Swartz, who has been visiting
Mrs. l.. Mcfarland for some time. left
Sunday for his home in New York.
NJ. NJ. Bennett aud family, who have
been living at Nelsou, moved to this
| city this week aud will reside here
/ O. & I,,l went M IN Trenton Tues.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-09-11

strongest high schools in Nebraska.
covering a period Of three years, that
600 Of these high school graduates
went immediately to college, univer.
sity or normal school, 500 went i'm.
mediately into business, including
such work as farming, banking, clerk.
ing, housekeeping and other occupa.
tions for earning living, and 800 i'm.
mediately took upon themselves the
responsibility Of teaching school. All
OF this was done in spite Of the fact
that these sixty Of our strongest high
schools had been straining themselves
almost to the breaking point for credit
at the university.
"NOw we believe in the university.
We want every high school graduate
In Nebraska who can find it possible
to go to the university to do so. hut
the stern fact remains that only one In
ten Of our school graduates 20 to col.
lege or university. And then the still
sterner fact remains that only one In
ten of those who enter the university
finish the course. The United states
commissioner of education is our
authority for these figures.
1t becomes our plain and impcra,ive
duty then to fit our high school boys
and girls tor life rather than to bend
all our efforts toward preparing such
Il small per cent of them for the uni.
vcrsity Let the high school course,
oi study hc 50 planned as To giy, our
young people the greatest opportunity
possible 90 iit thcmsclyc, for the wort,
they mnst do upon graduation from
the high school ucforc they ever can
have the melus to enter college or
university.
In TIA, uIi civilization the few led
the many followed. And in our .vs
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-09-11
To Lay "A
Good Foundation

The Harvard Coulter prints the
following article in a recent issue. aud
aN it appears tO Us to contain consider
able food for thought, and is topic
which is uppermost on II good many
minds AT this time, the beginning of
new school year, We reproduce IL
"lldve a reason for the course you
select The greatest questions that
come TO every boy and every girl aud
every young woman aud every young
man, upon reaching the years OF uu.
deIstauding and responsibility, are
what can do?' what can be-
Where is my place in life Ia order
to answer these questions successfully.
let our young people counsel with
their fathers aud mothers, their teach.
ers and friends, and study carefully
themselves to know, if possible, for
what nature intended them. Then
let them select their work, plan for it,
prepare for it, work for it, live for it
and success will crown their efforts
sidney smith says il You choose TO
represent the various callings IN life
by holes in "A table, some circular, some
square, some triangular, some Oblong
you will generally find that the ublong
person Is trying 10 get into the tri-
angular hole while the square person
is doing his best to squeeze into the
| Ill,
greatest causes of failure ia life is II
mistaken calling.
Dean Smith aptly says
"Brutcs find out where their talents
a bear will not attempt to tly;
A foundered horse will oft debate,
Before he tries five barred gate;
a dog by instinct turns aside,
Who sees the ditch too deep and wide; (;
But man We find the only creature,
VINO lead by folly, combats nature;
Who when she loudly cries, 'forbear'
With abstinacy fixes there,
And where his genius least inclines,
Absurdly bends his whole designs.
'Some boys are forced by unwise
parents to follow the plow when you
see by their nature that they were in.
terested for law. medicine, or theology.
Some boys are forced to measure tape
and calico where they would make
better farmers than merchants. Some
young men graduate from medical
colleges and then poor drugs of which
they know little into bodies Of which
they know less. Such young men
would be a greater success swinging
the sledge hammer than using the
lancet. Some young men are led into
the ministry under some mistaken
idea of u call to preach the gospel
when their long and tiresome sermons
are sufficient evidence that they ought
to plow corn.
1T may be interesting right here to
know what becomes of our high school
graduates, knowing this we may be
able to plan better the work the high
school should do, After Il careful
study of this question about seven
years ago, before We had introduced
normal training, manual training,
business and domestic science as we
have in the last two or three years,
it was found, from letters received
from city superintendents of the sixty
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-09-11

Mrs. IlC'tic Martin and children of
Rlvcrtou are spending the week with
her moihrr, Mrs j.. pcgg.
Miss Matte lull of Lebanon, Kansas
/, spending the week rs the guest of
the Spicr- girls.
y. H. Simpson departed Tuesday
morning for Saiina. Kansas where he
g1c, for the hcncli, Of his health.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-09-11

Fritz Mncdc left Wednesday moru.
ing for Fort Morgan, Colorado.
Mr.. and Nr7. Ira SmclScr are the
proud parents Of baby boy borr
Tuesday.
Misses Hattie aud Minnie Christian
returned home Saturday evening FROM
Hot Springs, :. D., where they have
been spending their vacation.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-09-11
HOME NEWS
Bulletin Of The Weeks Doines
a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Sunday in superior.
Frank Watson Of Bellaire, Kansas
was in town on Monday.
II you need glasses see DR.. Warrick
Monday, Sept Is. adv
Apples for sale. 20c for wind.fslls
soc for picked apples. Cecil Mccall.
Howard Foe OF Lincoln is spending
the week in this city visiting his par.
ents.
WANrED-Good young driving horse,
one that is absolutely safe.-Florence
Kellogg.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Fred Walin and chill
dren spent Sunday with friends in
Superior.
Mrs. Nellie West Caster returned
home the first of the week from visit
in Wisconsin.
Attorney Bernard McNcuy left Mon
day for Smith Center, Kansas tp attend
to legal business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Quincy and
Mis-, Collin, spent Sunday with rcla.
tive, near Blue llill
Leland Cadwe. left Tuesday for
Great Falls, Montana where he WIZ
register at the land drawing.
v,, ,r,,.,u j..,,rt.d fine last q,
the week for California where hc IN
,I;.. .n,..i. r,vlorI Iaft Mn, first oI
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ed 10 the'r nome III 9e""''"' "'sNo"' l.
the h''I "l th' "eoN "''eI N'5'' at
III hul'o q her '"'en'>' WI "'''' ~ -
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MI ana MIS- 'ia'N 'Ie,c"A "'' W.
tleir guests Oh Huhu"E "'' an" n'''
Bert stevens ., nm''h center ana ''N'
= STANLEY ana orgy stone "i Leo""'
on' Kansas
Mr., Geo. Mountford left for Hast
lnss hohoay morning 70 ot Win n''
daughte'' Mrs W. H. Sc'iNher' VINO
underwent an operation AZ 'n"' p''c'
on TUESDAY
DE- Warrick, The Specialist will
meet eye, ear, nose and throat patients
and those needing glasses fitted at DR..
Damerell's office in Red Cloud, Mon
day, sept, 18th,
The Fa, and Lean base ball artists
of this city crossed bats on Friday
and It's said put up the bes, exhibition
of this favorite sport that ha, been
given in thi, vicinity during the season
Of 1913. The Fats, however, proved
too much for the Leans, As the final
score shows-20 to %.
Mrs A. T. Walker left the first of
tba wael, for n visit with friends in
noyvi,, ,o,o ,,,,, l,,s Al, W.lI,a,
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-09-11

Ice cream and soft drinks served at
Warren's Restaurant. adv
Will Bowen and Rev. Geo. Hummel
spent Yesterday in Guide Rock.
w. II Rosencrans was attending to
business affairs in Hastings on Wednes.
day.
Chas. Schultz was attending to bust
ness matters in Bloomington on Tues.
day.
Miss Grace Pierce returned the first
OF the week from visit in Grand Is.
land
Latest California Floral Beads and
Abslone Pearl Jewellery at New.
houses jewellery store.
Mrs. Arthur Robinson is spending u
few days this week in the country
with Mrs. Rube schultz.
First time in town for California
Floral Beads and Abalone Pearl
Jcwelry ut Newhouse's Of course.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Roberts and two
children left the first of the week fot
short visit with relatives i'm Iowa.
Mrs T.. }. Diamond aud children AZ.
rived home the latter part of the week
| from visit with relatives in Missouri.
Roy lIutchi,un of Norton. kaN. was
IN the city wednesday visiting his
brother Geo. W. llutchisom and fam
/ lily.
Harry Buclae>. Ira Wolfe and T. *
NcArlhur auloed to lrauEln Neduc~
/ day and took III tine Franklin County
/ Far.
/ y. II KaIey was entertaining hi-
/ nephew. J. H. Gather ot Rochester, y
I i,a few Days the latter pant OF TIA,
/ week
/ Nj. and Mrs. j. ". liarpbam @,
/ CoWlc. were Guests ot MIR. and Mrs Il.
/ u. Runchcy few days the latter part
/ Of the week.
I Len Aultz is spending few days in
! Kan,a, where he is cudcayoriug to
I SECURE some benefit 10y the mineral
-pringe route
/ c. " Kalcy returned Friday morn.
/ inc from Boulder. Colorado. accom-.
panied hv Mrs. Howard Gather and
/ Mis-, Bess Kalcy
Il.,l N.I,ir.ay of vtou,, and
/ Andrew Uawlov and daughter of CLYDE
/ Kansas. was in the city one day the
/ latter part of the week.
lh,,,o. ,b. hos, ,,t,. IN tl,,. c,nu,,, -,
r,,n, lam. S,n mo .nj ha ,nnvin..d
,t,.,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, -,,,.,.io,
\. +. WALKER
Mr. and Mrs n y Eutlcd,. yvh,
E.,,,, .oo, l,y;,,, ,,.r nilIi,,,,,o,,
|rol,,,ol, r,r ,l,a mas, eo,. v,,r- o.
,i,.i h.ro SUNDAY md ,,;ll ,,,l,o ,loi,
h,nohor,
Mrs. Earl banker of David City. Ne
brasta. was spending few day, tn,
latter part of the week in this city
visiting at the home of her parents :
Mr.. and Mrs. !. NJ. burgess.
p,,J po,o ~ NJ, yarI, .,or, cu,,
Ia,,i, r,i. o;,,. ,,i.i,fn,. Lis ,,o.l,,,.
Mrs. A. y. Pope. He was cnroutc t,
San Francisco where he has charge o
one Of the departments of the EXposi
ton.
Walter Warren. Che, Sheeley, 4 b
Macarthur and Alta Popc. chnperonc,
by Frank Ellinger in hi, Cadalic can
attended the closing base ball game o
The 1913 season in superior Monda,
afternoon
Farm Loans have limited a
mount of private money to place in frs
mortgage farm securities, short o
long time, at lowest rates with optiona
payments Write or phone. DtHIE
GARDEIs, Riyerton, Nebraska,
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Long Distance Walker Here.

E. F. Lamberth, who says he is
walking 175,0O0 miles in fifteen years
for a wager of 100000, arrived here
Wednesday evening, accompanied "
his English bull terrier, Caste Jones,
and after appearing at a local NOV
ing picture show Thursday night, de-
parted next morning for New Orleans,
where he expects to arrive tonight.
Lamberth says he has walked 1872.
400 miles to date, and has until
Sept. 1, 1915, to travel the remainder
of the stipulated distance. He claims
to have visited every country ON the
face of the earth, and to have cir
cled the globe four times, and de-
clares he has worn out 486 pairs of
shoes on the long tramp. A condition
of the wager, he alleges, is that he
shall not beg Or ask for even a
match or a glass of water. and shall
not sleep in hotel or rooming- house.
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italian Society Celebrates.

The Societa ItaIiana de NJ. B.
Conte de Torino, an organization
composed of a large number OF Ital-
ian citizens of Dona1dsonvil1a and
vicinity, celebrated its anniversary
last Sunday with a street parade in
the afternoon, followed by fair and
ball at it's hall in Charles street.
The mounted marshals heading the
procession were DR.. T. III. Hanson,
Charles A. Maurin, Jr., Ferrier
Blanchard and 3. G. Wathen, and a
carriage following contained Mayor
Walter Lemann, Commissioner OF
Finance w. J. Leblanc, Commissioner
of Public Works Frank Mi1ano, Sheriff
3. c. Hanson. and City Tax Collector
Robert E. Dill. More than 200 mem
bers Of the society participated in
the display.
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Stolen Pin Recovered,

Harrison Muse, negro who oper-
ates pressing club adjoining John
Oubre's barber shop in Railroad ave-
nue., was arrested last Saturday after
noon on the charge Of stealing
valuable Elks pin set with diamonds,
the property of A. e. Truxillo, of A
Bend. After being shaved in the
Oubre shop about three weeks ago
Mr.. Truxillo missed his pin, but,
thinking it had been taken from the
lapel of his coat by some of his
friends who were in the place at the
time, with the idea of playing a joke
On him, he said nothing of his loss
and awaited Developments. When
fortnight had passed, however, and
the pin was not forthcoming, he
realized that the jewel had been
stolen, and at once suspected ne.
gro boy employed in the Oubre shop.
Coming to town last Saturday, ae
accused this boy of the theft, and
was informed that the pin was In
the possession of Muse. The latter
Gained to have found it, and want.
ed to know if any reward was offered
for its return, afterWard attempting
to make it a stipulation that he would
not be prosecuted if he would sur
render the jewel. He finally handed
the pin to Mr.. Truxillo, when it was
found that one of the three diamonds
was missing. Muse stated that the
stone was at the Trepagnier jewelry
store, where he was having it set in
N a arfy niy for h Mrp
sTruxillo informed the sheriff of the
facts and the negro was promptly
Jailed on charge of larceny, but
was released on bond the following
day
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A postcard to The Chief from Leon
Bloch, dated at Paris, France, Sept.
2, conveys the information that Mr..
Bloch expected to sail for New York
Sept. 10 on the steamer Kaiser Will
helm II. due to arrive Sept Is, and
would perhaps spend a week or ten
days in the American metropolis be-
fore returning to Donaldsonville Mr..
Bloch writes that he is bringing his
parents home with him.
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

FEYAKEN UP. ON the public road in Smoke
u Bend, a BRINDLE cow. with the follow
ing marks: M CO branded on left rImp:
crescent-ahape cut in top of left ear, V-shape
cut in bottom: front of right ear cut of, and
bottom nicked.
The owner is hereby notified to come forward
within ten days from date, establish title to
property and hauidate all costs, In default of
which the animal will be disposed of according
| to law DAMIEN FALCON.
| DonaldsonViile. La. Aug. 81. 1918.