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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-10-13

Rechazandola ell imperio hacia los
Vosgos, E impidiendole todo acceso en-
,el Rhin, ha disminuido las discusiones
iiantiguas de su grandeza, pero aumenta-
do la intensidad verdaderamente in
Icreible de su fuerza.
La fortifcaci6n de su frontera Orien-
tai parece cosa tan por extreme inacce-
Islble a todo ataque de frente 4 toda
Ivlolaci0n de territorio. que Alemania
Sc vera forzada a tentar cualduier otro
,camino bien diverse del tornado ALA en-
Iotras ocasiones analogas Y podia es-
Itrellarse contra cualquiera de las dos
barreras erigldas para un tanto amorti
guar los cheques de Alenania Y Fran
ella: contra la neutralidad de Belgica
contra la neutralidad de Helvecia. Y
en- caso de una grande aggression del i'm
perio aleman d la Rep1blica francesa.
que lie obligase a violar cualquiera de
,ambas neutraidades, no tendrfa otro
remedlo Europa sino apelar al supre-
mo veto.
La Francia de hoy no es nj con mu-
Icho la Francia del imperio. Aquella
Iasplraba al cesarismo Y 6sta aspira la
Idemocracia; aquella propendia de suyo
a un conficto y 6sta propende la con
,clliaci6n; aqEclla resultaba una man
,,zana de discordia entire las potencias
touropeas, y esta resulta un niicleo que
solo espera agregados de paz; aquella
representa- la dictadura 6sta represen-
ia la Republica: Hay, pues, diferencias
Iesenciales entire una y otra
Castelar, invita- a los publicistas a
que todos Olaboren en- contra de esos
Ienormes armamentos, EN- contra de esos
IeJercltos innumerables, en- contra de
Iesos grandes presupuestos, que simbo-
llzan la paz armada y son en- el fondo
Ia bancarrota de los pueblos, en- su CO.
.nercio, en- su arte, en- sus industrias.
Toda guerra de Alemania con Fran
Icia, escribia CASTELAR,, implica una que
ira de AlemaEia con Russia Los rusos
no pueden toicrar ell enorme crecimien-
10 de un pueblo quien elIos conside-
ran como sr enemigo implacable
leterno.
81 los czale1 Sc resisten ir contra
las dinastias de donde brotaron sus
IabGelos, ell cosaco marchara solo. mas
Ia manera de huracan que q manera de
,soIdado, en- ana de tantas irrupciones
IparecldaS Ell 10 tremendas voraces 4
lfuerzas del Universe que devastan los
territories y sacrifcan los pueblos.l
Vease como ell genio politico de Cas-
Itelar adivin6, adeIantandose muchos
amos los successes, la politica naval
Imllitar de las naciones, aver amigas V
lhoy eternas implacables vepgadoras
de Russia, de Englaterra. de Francia. de
IAlemania y lie Austria-Hungria.
II no fue su lsaias merecia serlo.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-10-13

los mares obscuros varios del Norte !.
I'LL inperlo ruso que llegue hasta ell
bosforo, por necesidad encenderan la
guerra universal, pues Grecia, Italia &
lnglaterra, deDen, segi1n miltuos racio-
males motlvos, oponerse a estas dismi-
huclones Gle sus respectivas esperan-
zas esta l-egacion de sus respectivos
mlnlsterios y fines sociales en- Eurona
Pero ell germen de guerra mayor es-
TIA Ell la enemistad entire Alemania v
trancia. Ell dfa que Bismark SO alz6
despues de su victoria sobre Napoleon
LII, con Alsacia y Lorena, conden6se /
una guerra perdurable, detenida solo
por los elementos de libertad paz oue
pone sobre las naciones mas belicosas
I'M goblerno lie suyo tan pacffico IL
bre como la Rep1blica.
Pero Francia lleva su herida en- 81
,coraz6n y es+a herida tarde 8 temprano
Ideterminara IN conhicto
FL dia que Alemania tom6 Alsacia V
Lorena, e lngiaterra dej6 cometer este
,crlmen de lesa humanidad, ell mundo
'moderno retrocedi6 en- ell camino de la
'paz de la libertad universal.
Castelar, deCla ademas que esas regio-
nes lntermedias colocadas aquende las
orillas del Rim, son como una constante
mtd diaci6n cosnunicativa entire las ra-
zas del Norte las razas del Mediod1a
|e lnteresaba conservarlas en- ell suelo
frances.
CASTELAR,, estudiando las relaciones
|eXlstentes ent1e ambas naciones. afirm6
slempre que ning1n pueblo necesita de
|otro como Alemania de Francia. Y 10
neceslta no solamente para su politica
|eXtranJera, sino tambien para su politi-
ca interior. Veamos como. Alemania
|protestante Sc halla condenada Ell 10
Interior a una rivalidad perpetua cen
lei Austria cat3lica, en- 10 exterior 4
una guerra perdurable con la Russia es
lava. Ell Paneslavismo cuant0 mas orto-
IdOXo, cuanto mas reaccionario. cuanto
mas devote al Gar, menos amigo de
Alemania. Todo 10 dicho por los arme-
MOS en- sus salvas y por los espartanos
EN- sus volcanes de aQuella Roma, que
Sc llevaba sus hijos mejOres mas ro-
bustos para ms ergastulas los circos.
|repitelos ahora Ell eslavo moderno con
ira la grande Alemania.
Francia saIv6 los estados lutera-
nos, en- las Cuerras de religion de la
,ortodOXa y cruel AUSTRIA Francia sal
IVo la refOrma en- el horror de la guerra
de los trelnta amos; sin el apoyo fran
ces, la Alemania protestante. 8 del Nor
tie, Sc hallara en- 10 interior siempre 4
merced cOmpletamente de bavaros v
austriacos; Ell 10 exterior de rusos, da
Ineses Y escandinavos
CASTELAR, fu6 mas leios en- sus vatici-
MOS; no solo profetiz6 sino que decla-
.ro entonces Il reto de Europa contra
una aggression de Alemania a Francia
He aqui sus palabras:
" Cuantos estudian hoy d Francia OBJ
servan como ha perfeccionado su ei6r-
|clto puestose por complete en- Was de
rechazar las eventuales agresiones. FL
metodo que ha seguido consiste, no tan
to EN- aparejarse a la guerra, como en-
|aguardarla hien apercibida tras sus
formidables liAeas de verdadera defen-
Isa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-10-13
La vision de Castelar,
A PROPoSITO DE LA GUERRA
EURoPEA.

10y que Ia guerra europea, con sus
horrores y sus tragedias, con sus herofs-
mos y debilidades. absorbe los animos
de Europa Y de America, ninguna ac-
tualidad ha de ser mas interesante para
nosotros, los latinos, que recordar en-
esias horas tristes, de luto universal. la
gran figura de aquel ap6stol de la de-
lmocracla que Sc llam0 Emilio CASTELAR,.
I'll espiritu clarividente del gran tri-
buno, acostumbrado a las largas medi-
taclones de la historic, adivin6 hace
Velnte y dos amos ell actual cataclismo
en- que Sc desatan la guerra V ell incen-
dlo Sobre la terra de Europa. cubierta
de huesos regada de lagrimas. Pre-
vlo, 81, ell esta lido europeo en- toda su
desnudez, ell oual evoca aquel clarfn del
Josafat apocaliptico. vibrando siniestro
en- ell espacio desolado.
CASTELAR,, espiritu cristiano. no era
partldariO de la guerra, por 10 mismo
que ella significa ej6rcitos extermina-
dos, vapores Ge sangre obscureciendo
ell claro cielo; incendios que abrasan
los vegetables todos, antes elaboradores
de oXogeno y Ge vida; aves clamorosas
Gle victimas inocentes ante el dolor uni
versal, rumas de todo cuanto hav en-
este mundo de mas hermoso. como Ia
ndustria, ell arte, la ciencia, represen-
tantes de la evoluci6n progresiva, ma
ravillosa cristalizaci6n del pensamien-
to-
CASTELAR, odiaba la lucha armada. por-
que una gran parte de las guerras en-
.peZadas en- el siglo han obedecido-
como Ell miSmO dice-a movies mas &
menos egoist%s pero cohonestados con
alguna causa que pueda exagerar 8 dis
mlnuir cuando menos su barbara cruel
dad. Expresando CASTELAR,, ALA Dor
los amos de 1886, las amenazas V temo-
les de una guerra europea escribfa ps-
tas palabras: Como ciertos pantanos
|despiden la febre, ciertas cuestiones
desplden la guerra. En- el Oriente de
nuestro planeta caminan sigilosos los
|odlos secula"cs prevenidos de antipuo
a chocar con terrible choque La mese-
ia central del Asia, de donde han ba-
IJado EN- irrupciones varias tartaros
mongoles, hunos, presencia porfias en-
tire lnglaterra Y Russia precedidas de
Icontiictos en- Il Norte de nuestra Euro-
pa, donde hoy como aver, palpitan los
restos lnsepultos de Polonia. ruien
las lras entire daneses germanos. es-
lavos y normandos. Dentro del impe-
rio austrncO, la raZa eslava no perdo-
nara Jamas 3 la raza germanica el ha-
Der ergldo ccntra los esclavones del
Medlodia de Fiena, dos fortalezas PRO
yocadOras de una guerra formidable
Russia con la mira puesta sobre Cons
tantlnopla y Austria con la mira pues-
TIA sobre Sal6nica, siembran odios tam
blen, y odios irreconciiables. Tn i'm
perlo austriaco eXtendido hasta el mar
Jonlco despu6s de 10 mucho que tie
ne detentado en- las riberas orientales
del Adnatlco; un imperio aleman que
llegue por ell Tirol y el Trentino hasta
Trieste para no quedarse reclufdo en-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-10-13
Sc VENDE

Un autom6vil Oakland, casi nuevo,
a Sanchez Morales Y Co en-
81, 500.
Sc da muy barato.
Referencias DR.. Quevedo B&ez.
Avdt.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-09-16
BURR OAK.
Sent. II. i914

Sept. II. 1914
Remember the l.. A. S. Thursday
at Mrs. VIM. Hileman's.
The bad weather last week kept
many from the county fair.
Clark Manning spent a couple of
days lest week in Cresco with his
wife, who is not getting along as
well as hoped for.
Mrs. Maria Peacock, Mrs Fred
Shoemaker, went to Winona last
week taking Miss Helen TO the s. s.
ters' school.
Rev. H. Hatfield and family drove
to POstvilie Wednesday he returned
Thursday leaving the family for a
few days visit with relatives.
VIM Reed went to Rockwell City
Thursday for a short visit.
' lnfield Feltis returned yester
day from his Dakota trip.
Mrs. Ezra Reed has been spend
ing the week at the hub.
Miss Florence Reed has gone to
Nebraska to spend few weeks with
relatives.
Clarence Mancle and family spent
last week at the E. Wick home in
DEBORAH.
Lafe Cox was very poorly couple
Of DAYS last week.
Gaylord Cleveland an old Burr
Oak boy but now of San Diego, Cal,
surprised his friends by dropping in
here last week for a short visit.
Koeni gs filed their silo last week.
Mrs. B. Ward, Mrs. H. Ward, c.
Manning, and B. Manning, autoed
to Cresco Saturday in response to a
telegram that Mrs. Manning must
undergo another operation. With
three operations in so short time
makes her condition very unfavora-
BILE, but much hopes are entertained
of her recovery
Merle Smith and wife, ]. B. Reed
and family autoed to Stacyville Sat
urday for a visit with Rev. F. Shep-
pie and wife.
Edith KONG is home from a WIS.,
it with Ossian friends.
Tom Knox enjoyed visit last
week from Elma friends.
Several from here took in the
shows at DEBORAH different evenings
last week and all say it was an ex-
ira good company.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Wilbur are re-
joicing over the arrival of little
daughter that arrived the 18th inst.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-09-16
CLAY HILL.

Sept. IA, 1914.
Mrs. c.. Skinner is visiting her
daughters at Freeport for few
days.
Miss Emma Linzenmeyer spent
last week with her friend, Mrs. Otto
Dahljelm.
Mrs. NJ. Griebel spent Friday with
relatives in Madison township.
Helen Stortz of Franklin Prairie
has been staying with her grandpar-
ents for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Limbeck and
daughter of Ossian visited with the
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jno.
Dinger, a few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Thomas of De-
corah made a short call at John
Seegmiller's Sunday afternoon.
Miss Mildred Glover spent a few
days with friend in DEBORAH last
week.
The Roman Wood and Land Co
shipped two car loads of goats TO
Chicago Sunday morning.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-09-16
OSSIAN.

Sept. IA, 1914.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Jones of Wat.
erloo visited with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Webster last week.
Frank Staska went to Fort Atkin,
son Wednesday after spending g
few days with relatives.
JOSEPH Weitgenant returned from
Gainesville Thursday after visit
with his son ]. o. Weitgenant and
family.
Ralph and LuVerne Billiard went
to Ames Friday to attend college
Quite a few from here attended
the fair at DEBORAH last week.
Robert Upton of Fayette called
on friends here Saturday.
Earl Bothel went to Castalia Sat
urday to spend the day with his un-
Gle Del Downing.
Fred Griffith of West Union visit
ed friends here Saturday
Esther Stenerson returned to her
home Friday after a visit with her
orardnarents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. T.
Gunderson.
Edna Haug went to DEBORAH Fri
dav for visit with home folks.
Mrs. Carol Billiard went 10
Mitchell, 5. d. for few weeks Wis
it with her parents.
Mrs. Jesse Limbeck and daughter
Georgia returned from DEBORAH Sat
urday after visit at the John Din
&c home.
Mrs. Bothels Sunday School class
surprised Marie Dowd Saturday eve
ming.
Hartwig Knutsvig went to Nord-
ness Saturday on account of the rain
he hasn't showed up yet.
John Murphy went to Frankville
Saturday for a visit with relatives
Mrs. b. p. Doan and son Fred
were shopping in DEBORAH Saturday.
Miss S. d. Cruikshank returned
to her home in Mason City after a
visit with her aunt, Mrs. John Muir
ply,
Mrs. Harry Bullard and daughter
Bessie spent Saturday in West I'm
ion
Mrs. Ed Dowd and daughter Marie
and Ruth Holien went to st. Louis
today where Marie will take treat
ments at the sanitarium for eight
months.
Ruth Gunderson went to DEBORAH
today where she is attending college.
Andrew Meyer went to Prairie du
Chem, Wis, today to attend col
lege.
Mrs. Bertha Schneeberger went to
Elma Thursday to visit her sister
Lrma Meyer.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-09-16
CORRESPONDENCE.
CENTENNIAL.

Sept. II, 1914.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Finnegan of
near Lawler came Saturday for "a
visit at the Mrs Anna Daniels home
they returned home Monday.
Mr.. Pierre Feltis was a guest of
his sister, Mrs. Walter Winn We'd
nesday night
Miss Nelle Daniels went to De-
corah Saturday night for a visit
with her cousin Alice Daniels.
Mrs. Frank Lindrebaum visited
Mrs Anna Daniels Wednesday after
noon.
Miss Bernice Feltis was a guest of
her sister, Mrs. Will Peckham near
Castalia from Friday evening until
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Daniels and
children and Mr.. Bulmer were De-
corah callers Saturday evening.
Mr.. Henry Holman went to Mon
tana Saturday on business.
Several from Centennial attended
the fair at DEBORAH last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Sersland were
passengers for Minneapolis Wednes-
day, where they will attend the fair,
they returned Saturday evening.
Mr.. Elmer Rosa was a business
caller at Ridgeway Wednesday.
Henry and Edwin Ginapp and H.
Steele attended the circus at Ossian
Thursday.
George Cooper of Ossian transact
ed business at the Henry Nesset
nome one day last week.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-09-16
CALMAR.

Sept II. 1914.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Koch of Mil
waukee, arrived Friday to visit Mrs
Kcch's parents, G. H. Huber and
wife.
Misses Minnie and Jennie Chris
Hanson were at DEBORAH Thursday.
Miss Verna Meyer went to st.
Paul Thursday morning to visit rel
atives few days
Mrs. Thaler and son George went
to Chicago to spend a few days with
relatives.
o. C. Olson was at Cresco Friday
on business.
Miss CLARA Pletka returned Sun
day evening after a weeks stay at
the twin cities.
The Miller girls entertained the
Kensington Friday
Mrs. Harrington was up from Ell
gin, Ia, Friday.
Saturday afternoon in their car for
Cedar Rapids to transact business
for couple days.
Mr.. j. ID. Becker was in McGreg-
or a couple of days last week on
business.
Mr.. Ted Skor was at Minneapolis
taking in the fair couple days
Allie Johnson left for Mason City
Monday morning to stay the rest CT
the week with relatives.
Miss Esther Doe was a Minneapo-
lis visitor, taking in the fair the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs J. E. Linde were Wis
iting their parents one day at
Ridgeway.
Mynard Washburn came home
Saturday from Austin returning
Sunday morning.
Miss Martha Fosse left for Eldor-
ado Sunday where she will start and
teach school Monday morning.
The Gross and Mashek families
left for Milwaukee Saturday to
spend a couple weeks with relatives.
Nell Nancy Of Rosecreek, Mimi,
is here visiting Miss Laura Gilman
tin.
Pete Peterson a former Calmarite
: is in town renewing old acquaintan-
ces.
Gus Rehwinkel was at Indepen-
dence on business one day last week
Miss Laura Gilmartin visited in
Rosecreek last week.
Will Herold of New Hampton Wis
| tied friends in town last week.
Mr.. Fred Harms spent last week
at Minneapolis and other points in
Minnesota.
Alrs. Zeader of Protiv;n is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs McCullow
Mrs. Ray Schissel of Fort Akin
son was in town Monday.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-09-16
RAVENA.
Sept. IA, 1914

p,o Sept. IA, 1913.
Plenty of rain at present.
August Lansing called at L. Ok
ley's in Happy Hollow on Sunday
evening.
Mr.. Black of Postville spent Sun.
day at John d. Duvee's.
Mrs. George Daniels returned to
her home at DEBORAH on Monday af,
ter a weeks stay at the A. P. EttIe-
dorf home.
Miss Olga Soreide returned to her
nome in Glenwood on Friday after
working for Mrs. Ole Anderson the
past two months.
Wiltgen and Boeckman of Centen.
NAL are doing some threshing fo,
some of the Ravena farmers at pres
emit.
August Lansing sold a fine horse
70 Bertie Nesvig near Calmar on
Monday
Quite few from this vicinity at.
tended the Winneshiek county fail
at DEBORAH the past week.
Ben Eimers and family spent
Sunday evening at the Louis Holder
home at Ossian.
A few from this vicinity attended
the Wild West show at Ossian on
last Thursday.
John Gjermo of La Grunde. Ore
renewed old acqua !ntances Tues
day
Ben Eimers autoed to Calmar last
Wednesday
Mrs. II. j. Bush of Calmar visited
her daughter, Mrs Ben Eimer's a
few days the past week.
Nick Fell of Chicago is visiting at
the Philip Barthelma Sr.' home al
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Huber and
children visited relatives at St. Lu-
cas- and Waucoma a few days the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Brown were
passengers for Minneapolis on
Thursday TO attend the fair.
Fl. T. ,Kleisart of Ossian called at
August LaDsing's on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Herman Lansing
and Mr.. and Mrs. julius Brown re-
turned on Sunday evening from
Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Anderson and
babe visited relatives at Clay Hill
a few days the past week.
Mrs. ice Remke received the sad
news on Sunday Of the death of her
father, Me-. Bsrhey Gehling Gkuth
of Ossian. This community extends
sincere sympathy 10 the bereayed
family.
Henry M Her dfivered hogs to
Ossian on Tuesday.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-09-16
---O-
BLUFFTON.

Sept. ii, 1874.
Rain, Rain. did you ever see the
like of so much rain? Well no mat
ter now, the fair is over with.
Quite a few of the Blufftonites
attended the far in DEBORAH last
week.
Erick O'Brien brought his sister
Alice, to her school this morning
through the drenching rain, but not
with his car. If Er'ck can't get
there one way, he will another.
The road crew are stalled here in
Button, waiting for the weather to
clear up before going to work.
Henry Burgmann is enjoying a
seige of the measles. Henry you
are little slow. you ought to have
gotten them early in the summer,
when everybody else was having
them.
Willis Kinney went to DEBORAH
Saturday on business.
Mr.. Rider made business trip to
DEBORAH Saturday.
Leila Green starts to school to-
day.
Mr.. McCallum, wife and daughter
Edith autoed to Bluffton Saturday
afternoon.
Candace Dinger went to the fair
one day last week. Hazel Elzea took
her place at Mrs. Sheley's.
Mrs. Paddle O'Brien and children
are visiting Lena Burgmann for a
few days. Paddle, how do you like
catching? same as all men / pre-
sumo.
Johnny McCauley had threshers
Wednesday.
Mrs. Jack Halse called On Mrs.
Shelley the other day.
Sydney Baker called on his aunt,
Mrs. August Burgmann the fore part
of the week.
Herb Ward of Burr Oak autoed
thru her for Cresco Tuesday, where
he has a sister, Mrs. Clark Manning,
in the st. Joseph's hospital, under
the care Of DR.. Kessel
Paddle O'Briens took supper with
Mrs. August Bergman Tuesday.
Jack Halse went to DEBORAH Tues
day for cement for the road
Quite a few in Button township
took in the sale at Thompson and
Kippe's store in Burr Oak this last
week. Some came back highly elat-
ed over their big bargains. Some
others felt like kicking themselves
for going so far TO get same identi-
cal things that they could get in
Bluffton for less money Queer how
people differ.
r. Murdocks got the word Satur-
day morning over the line that their
daughter, Mrs. Wilbur has a fine
girl baby. Mother and infant doins
fine. The father has the big head
yet and probably will have for some
time.
Lawyers Barthell and Shea of De-
corah were in Bluffton Friday al
Phillip Geottleman's court, to help
settle a small matter, but it is still
unsettled.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-09-16
CASTALIA.

Sept. IA, 1914.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. p Riggs return
ed Monday after a visit with rela-
tives at Usage, Ia, and Des Moines.
Miss nellie Neuenswander left
Tuesday for Elgin.
Miss Mae Malloy departed Friday
for Ames, Ia, where she will re-
sumo her studies at the Iowa State
College.
Miss Edna Ames spent Sunday
with her parents at Luana.
Miss Nellie Sunkaulb of Postville
spent Wednesday at the d. c.. Malloy
home
Miss Nora Floody spent Sunday
with her mother in Ossian.
E. E. Mae and Eileen Malloy and
Miss Nellie Sankaulb spent We'd
nesday at DEBORAH.
B. F. Kneeskern was a Waukon
caller one day last week.
Mrs. Schultz and baby spent Sum
day at the home of her parents in
Monona.
Miss Ethel Fox was an over Sun
day visitor with relatives in McGreg-
or.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Kane and
daughter Frances attended the fair
at DEBORAH Wednesday.
NJ SIS G.. Stone of Waucoma spent
Saturday and Sunday at the w. l..
Richards home.
Miss Frances Kane departed Mon
day for Prairie du CHEN to resume
her work at St Mary's college.
Charlie NeuensWander will leave
for Elgin the first of the week. He
expects to attend the high school at
that Place.
Mrs. ii. l.. Meyer and son Lester
accompanied by Mrs. w. H. REQ,
and Mrs. w. X. Riggs autoed to De
corah to attend the far on Wednes-
day.
Miss WEIGH spent Sunday with
home folks in DEBORAH.
Miss Tolefson of Calmar came
Monday and will begin teaching at
the Chas. Tatro school.
Miss Daisy Cornell of Ossian and
Miss Mabel Hill Of DEBORAH spent
Sunday at the J. H. Schroeder home
Frank Smitz and wife departed
the first of the week for Bruce, Wis
| AAuItW SHllln anu SdTdn l61C UHG
forepart of the week for Usage, Ia
They accompanied Mr.. and Mrs
Chas. Bucknam to Minneapolis by
way of auto.
Emma. Schroeder spent Sunday
with her grandmother in Postville.
Miss Lavelle Of Postville visited
Ethel Fox one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Krobriger are
the parents of daughter, born
Sept. IA, 1914. Congratulations.
Jack, Charles and Henry Mundt
and families also Mr. and Mrs. w
H. Haefner and family took in the
National fair one day last week.
John Witte was an Ossian caller
! Monday.
Harry Bothel of Ossian spent Sat
urday at the F. Downing home.
! Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Kneeskern at.
tended the fair at DEBORAH Wednes.
day.