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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-24
0nrae StaOtneuiafeitcn.

Gor0inol Gibbons trof geltcrn
glbeuo ouf ocn 0ompfcr 0Gonopic"
bon SStoIien in Bolton ein ST miro
mor9en bicrber 5uriidfe6rcn.
Sir erlittcne &erlebrngen beri
Ianqt Grcqorius @ofeto I'M Common
@leosgeri6t $4,000 bon Der @osee-
Ielliboft. Ser llnfaa ereionete iid)
inn N}onot W}oi.
9emobncr bon 8rooflpn, 9lnne
9(ruuoel-Gountp, proteitirten geitern
bei ser Gommiiiion fir offentIidc
9ctriebe gcgeu Oie boben Hoten ser
oortigen g8oiier- Gompagnie.
Sclte fin0et einc Sibitng ser Mfo.
rDlono Sbeafiib- -Gomntiiiion ltott, in
meibcr Sr. @co. gt. Cor po1r Somcr
iet.Goltnto iib iiber sic 9eroubrmg
icincr @o6tldnOcreien in ser @oD be-
idweren min.
Sr. GOworO Sirid 1T ioe6en aus
@irginien 5uriidgcfcbrt unO iogt, ooB
ser Sieg Scr ArobibitioniIten oeh
5rouen 5i5uidrei6en lei.
Der gSei6cn iton0 geitern ouf Sill
pro 9uihcl uno es wor penig gioh-
froec Oafiir notbonoen.
0ic @eiomnlt- Ginfiiufte ser n@ol.
timore unO Sbios9obn1 i'm @lonat
9luguit bcliefen iit6 ouf $92S.S91
meniger ais I'M eleiben Wlonot Oes
&oriobres.
Sn ser Sobres. Convention Scr
uSoo SeGoms" in 9ltlantic GitD lit
Sr. Sobn 9. @ooomin BON g}euem
els ScfrctGr Scr SouberGnen @roB-
loge erpGbIt moroen.
0ie Situngen Ocs 9unOes.2reis
ecridts beginnen beuer om nahiten
Somltog. g(m Wlontog nimmt 9fid-
ter 9foie Die 9}atilraliiotions Sale
ouf.
SorrD s. 6odlcr, ciu 9(ngeltcItcr
oes oStofforO.Notels, Bat eine&Iogc
Inn $4,000 i'm Superior- @eri6tg
acgen g. 9foogcr @iaionis BON &ir-
oinicn cinrcihen lolien, neil Scr Set.
tcre i'm einen 0ieb aenonnt boben
ioI.
Sm @ef6naniB bon Somoro. .Goun+
tO beionO liA geiiern ni6t Elm eiu5i.
ger Snioiie. 0ie letten orei warcu
bonn Ridter SSoriptb nad ibrem Fro-
aclie entloiien woroen.
Der Stoot MarplonO bat geItern
ooS u@lorblonoer Sanopirt6i6oit.
lide Goueg~ gon5 oaeiu ii6ernont.
men uno ocn 9lftiondrcn sic SuunmC
ron $4,000 nus5oblcn loHen.
Die Staats Steuer Gommiiiiou
conierirte aeitcrn nit Oeu Gommiii6-
rem BON 9oltimore-Gointg in Golu.
ion.
Sn MorriottSoille iino mcacn oes
itorfeu 9hlitretens oes Gpp6us sic
S1ulcn geiAloiien moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-24
Nemlidle @creimc.

Die uSo5ioliitii6e Sie0ertaiel~ miro
am Sonntag einen oielperipre-
6enoen 9(usi(ug nod Yorf @ov
mo6eu. gluoerc @ereius-9lus-
fIiige.
Sir i6ren 9(tsflug nod Dorf, %a,
5u @umiten ser @ittpen uno @oiien
oes &rieges BON 1914 am ndbiten
Sonntog trof Ole uSo5ialiitiicbe 2ie-
oartoiel~ in i6rer oeitrigen ii6crous
gut 6eiu6ten Geriommhng in Su-
nefe's Saae an ser @eit- t-9erington-
ShaBe Die lesten &or6ereitltngen,
io0aB %lou ltno Frogromm Ser Oiel-
0eriprecben0eu @eranitolhng nun
me6r fomplett porliegen. Gs bieB
geitern 9lbenO, ooB iih gendB ben
bis6er oerfoiften 9iGetS unO Dem
aaieitig ge5eigten groBen SSntereiic
fiir Ben 9lusfug minOeitenS 400 Ser
ionen an Der 6obrt 6et6eiligen per-
Sen. Sn Yorf iel6it lit ser idonite
unO gr0Btc 9orf belegt uoroen, III
melHem iid iiberli6 ioeleid nod
9lnflmft Der Sanger oos Oenf6or
fr06liAite unO gemiitblidite 2eben
uno Sreiben cntipideln miro. Ger
Gerein miro 5o6lreicbe 2ieOer gum
9eiten Qe6cn mel6e 6ereitS ieit me6-
reren @ohen pie oi6 geltern, III
ter Eirigent George Yoe6lmon eifrig
lnO ileiBig eiugeii6t wuroeu. Su
ser @ei6ditsiibung fii6rte geitern
mieOer, pie ii6lid, Sgrdiiocut So6u
9fota, oiiiitirt BON Dem Sefretdr 91or
9ommel Oeu Goriib. IS mur0e Elm
neues, oftipeS @}itglieo auigenom
men iomie cinc Ginlooung oes 80
5art NldnnerHors~ 5ur&erleiung mo
glnna6me gebrodt
@ermonio Guortctt- s In b.
@ineu fr66iden nSerrcn-03lmnl"
6ielt geiiern 9l6cno ser o@ermania-
0udrtett-Ghb" in ieiuem iooaiitb !
gelegenen @hi66mlie 5l g9eltport a6.
6oit oQe ii6rigen oeutiden Gereiue
moren onBeror0entlih 5a6lreih Der
treten. @eniii6Ghfeit um0 6r06lih4
felt idmongen Oos Sccpicr lmo Sc
ser ser pielen 9(peicnoen bonn 9IeI-
teiten bis 3lum SiingIicn fii6lte itb |
lno dnliiiirie iih uortreiflic6. |
Gie g(rrongiring OeS u@lumm" mar
nortreifli6 imo pobl feiner ser @dlte |
iAicn o6ne ooS 9epuBticiu, Dem
peranitaltenoen @ereiu fir sic wirf
lid ih0ncu uuO genuBreiden Stun
Oen oanf6ar 81 iciu
g9lrion~.
@60re fiir ooS critic Serbit-Gon5ert |
iibten geitern 9lbenO Die W}itglieOer
oes @eiaugperein n9lrion~ in 9ubers |
SaQe an Der Siio.@op-StroBc, un-
ter ser 2eitunq ocs GiriQenten &arI |
godou SSi Scr eciddftsiibung !
purOe Scrr G6orles 9oHoro, pom
Sobn @loecber ais
Henes oftipeS @lit0lieo milfommen
ac6eiBeu, Giuc Ginlooung Oes r@io-
3art-@1dnnerhor~ muroe eutgegen
genommen 6erner trofen Oie Sdn-
ger Arrangements fiir Elm Ghien-
R6iteu, iueldes oemndbit i'm Son-
OeS o9lrion" al ser perl.
g9ilfens-9lpenue a60e6olten miro.
Gum criten Wlale fii6rte 0eitern Der
neue Sctretdr, @ottlieb Souier, oos
ErotofoQ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-24
Sin oehuaaem aertriimmcrt.

llngeiG6r 300 Goaoncn &etroIeum
rieielten geItern Nlorgen Die Goltern-
9lpenuc crtlong, ais in Der 9106e Der
@olfe-StraBe cin StroBenbabmpog-
qon in cincn Ncuo0cn Der uGrcm.
Sepid 0il 60" 6inciuiubr imo Oen
@eriAlnB a6Orildte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-24
Niir ,9lot6e Nrcnas@cIellIdloft."

SIN Sibln9siuole Oes criten&atbs.
6pciges iono gcitcrn 9luhmittoe cine
%crlommhng I'M Sutereiic Ger $40
iben @reu6- @eieaidoft" itatt, INN Gn-
tbuiiasmus inter Dem @ublifum 81
crpcdeu an Dem guten 98ert bcbalf.
lid 81 iein. 9riqaoc @cnerol @iI.
Iion 6. @orgos erldutertc, ooB oriu.
aenOc @iilfc unter Oen friegfiibrenoeu
9lotioncn n0tbio lit m6breno Sri.
@'o6cl 9ooromon iiber Ole EbGtigfeit
ocr u9iotben areu3 @eieuidoit"
ipro6-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-24
n9mt1er.9iaa.n
0romotiibe Goritelmna in Ser p9p.
ric - @uter 9eiud. - Sibin.

GronotIl6e &orltellilng in Der Ky
ric. @uter 9eiud - Sibun.
gen werOen beute fortgeiest.
DC n2ut6er 9igo pelde all
gen6lidIih i6re me6rtGoige Gonpen-
ton in Baltimore ab6Glt, bate &c,
tern 9Ibeno oen aroBen Soal Der
o9Dric" foit poaitdnoia gefiiat. gs
fanO Ooiel6It sic 9(uffii6rllng OeS
nCromoS Der Reformation itatt,
melhes cbenio pie sic GoT6ietitnger
Oes aus ii6er 25O Sdngern 5liam-
ncngeietten Conventions G6ors
ii6eraus aroBen 9eifaa errano. 9ei
ser 9luiiii6riing mirften nohite6enOe
@oitoren nit: ". $. Gunbor Softer
II. Sit, g. 9(lbert @etto, 9G. 8 Wdll-
len Sorro 3. 91epcomer, s. Nian.
fen. IT,. 6rcO. gS. N)'c0er, q. @. Fbi-
lippbg ". 6. N}inniyf mo 5. 6.
YoperS
Sr. G0gor g. Eoll leltete Oell
Conventions G6or pelden er per-
ionlid or9ouiiirt 6Qttc. Sri Gli3o4
6et6 Slagle pirfte an ser Srgel,
SRI. Selcl 90. Stegmm am %iono.
Sr. @co. 9cnefe niS @beeling @..
DO, 6ielt cine ge6aItpole 9Inlpro1e.
SllS Soliiiiu bel Dem CONCERT mar
SRI. Soro S9illiomS Ocr5cihnet
Scntc iueroen sic Sibungeu fortgc.
iekf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-24

tritt om Wlontoa 2l6eno in 9n6oug6S
S6eater 3uiamnen Inn Die GongreB.
@anOiOoten iener Fartei 5lI ratifi5i-
rem. 0as Stoats Central Gomite
6alt cine Sibing inn nSotel Hen-
nert" 5ir 0littogS5eit, nadOem Die
@litolieOer iiir Oen 5weiten GonoreB-
Giitrift iih alii cincn neuen Gonoi-
Oaten geeiiiat 6o6cn Sm iiinften
GongrcB 0Htrift 6a6en iid oic re-
pu6Ifonii@en 6attioneu oeeingt
unO 6o6cu Srn. SDonep 6. NhiOo
ais Oeu GongreB GanOiOaten oes
iiiniteu CiitriftS iuooiiirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-24
Am Melunhriam.

SH VNiuUV+ INHi+
SStaliener, mel6cr einen NlorOoeriud)
auf eincn @ciitIi6eu interna6nt,
miro in Der 9}d6e Dor GOerlea
bonn @e6eimpoli5iiten 9ro0le1
oer6aftet. g9ie ii6 ser @eiid-
te Oerrat6en bot. 9lniiiante
S8ene 9ing ser Ger6aitlmg Oor-
aus.
@inen iamoien 6ang BAT geItern
Der @ebeinpoli5ilt @eter 9raoleD ge-
ma6t. SIS geIong i6m, oie ger6ai-
tung eines Stalieners 81 6enerfitel-
ligen, mel6er inter Dem 8erOa6t
itebt, elm idweres @erbreAen am %.
SSuli in 0e6li Telomore.Gountp,
9lem Dorf, 6egongen 81 6o6en. Ger
9lrreitant lit Ser Staliener 9uciuno
@alliuo, alias @ioodino Garto6illa-
to. @r iibt in Ser meitIi1en @oli5ei-
Station, no er fir 0ie 9ebor0en bon
GeIaware-GolntD feitge6olten miro.
glm %. Suli ioll Der Staliener
aemeini1aitlic6 nit So6nm 9urp
ongeblib einen NlorOoeriud auf 9So-
itor 81. g. Gong Den superintendent
Der S6ulen bon 0elaipare GolmtD,
rnternomncn 6o6cn 9oitor Gong
iu6r nit ieiner autiAe Die 9ono-
liraBe entlang, ais cr ploblib bon
Dem Staliener 2urD angeiproHen
mur0e. 9lirp eriubte i'm I'M Elm
Strei66ol5. amm 6atte er oaS
Streid6ol3 in gmpiang 9enonmen
0n irug er Oeu @eiitliden nah @elo.
SIN nG6iien 9lugenblid iielen orei
Sdiiiic. Ger cine orang oem Faltor
in Den Riiden, Ser 3peiie IN ben lin
fen 9lrm imo Der brittle ging febl
GoS &ferO ihelte iniolge Der Sbie.
Bcrei in0 raltc nit Der &ilti6e Oa-
Dor. 9lutii6eritr0mt fam @ailor
Song 81 Sauie an S6erifi s. s.
SorreQ, bon 0elamare-GoumtD nobm
ioiort Die Gerfolgung Ser 9lngreiier
orli mO es gelapa ibnL ocu SurD 5iI
ber6aiten. @allina cntfam ieOod
@eItern mu9te S6eriff 6orrell III
Baltimore on, ga er gebort 6otte
0aB @alIina in Der 9}6bc bon 9alti-
more t6dtId toici. Geteftp- GopitGu
Wlc@ooeru Itcllte Sem Sc6eriii ocu
@e6einpoli5iiieu %ctcr 9raOIeD 3nr
&eriiigung, mel1er 6nlo ouSiin0ig
ma6te, odB @ollina in ser 9}16e pon
Sperlea ar6eitetc. Ga me0er Scberiii
nod ser Geteftip Ser itolieniiben
Sprade mdbtig pnren mrrOe Serr
So6n @'regirepit6, elm 9(9ent Oes
Suits Geportthicilts, erludt iiH mit
nad Ouerlca 5u s6earbcn Gic Orei
9eute 6egoben iih 5ilcrit nad ocm
9(rbeiterloger Der garfer-9omer.
GompanD, an ser geloir.9toa0 un0
6%nbteun Aepn eSdr6qFsiii6rcr, #oie
Staliener in Rei6' mo @lieO anire.
ten 81 laiienss 9ereihuilligit CAB ser
@eihditsfii6rer5 0ieic 0rOre unO |
fir3 ooraui itanoen dlle glngcitelten
Dor Dem @e1cifppoli5iiten. 0err |
@re9urewittG bate emeu 9oOaf nit
ge6rodt Inn epentnell einige ser Pr
better 81 p6otograpbiren. 9lls Ell
Den 9lpparat ouilielltc bemerftc er
OoB ein Staliener langiam fran50ii-
iden 9l6ihieO nebmcn mollte. oGies |
i6eint Der N}onn 81 iein, Den mir
miinihen,@f rief S9eriii SSarrel
@leid Oarolf iaBte i6n 9raOleD an
&ragen umo 'petboitete i'm. Gen
aooaf 6emibtc 0err @reguremitc6 |
nlr, nm oie @entc auf5litelIen imo |
iie genai nnlltcrH 81 founen Gab
@oIIino feiu reines @epiiicn 5u 6a-
ben i6ien, oing iHon Oarous 6erpor
odB er ii6 binter cinen onoeren PR
better Itellie nm 10 5n permeiOen, nit |
oui 0os 9ilo 8u fomnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-24
SCR IaaIi@e @er6eniie.

- CT u u ~ " L y Z II ] ".
g}iih, Scrbien 80. Scptember.
Offi6ieIl muroe befolut eemoht,
noB Die Seiterreiher nod neuntdoi-
ger SbIodt auf ocr gon5en Sinic
6wiiben 2iubopio lmo 2osnieo ii6
5uriid5icbcn. Qic Serbcn iino ibncn
notiirliM ailf oen 6crien uno icbteu
aud ibrcn Sormorib BON @iibgroO
lao 9oiuo @uibto in Oos Suucrc
@oSnicn'S fort.
Gettinie, iiber 2ouoon 23.
September. 0ic Montcncgrincr
6ciebtcn aeitern 9iogotibo ungcidbr
5ebn W}cilen bon Scroicpo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-24
Die 9iesiitrirmms.

@clCn cBcn 1892 9Irgcr iDrc 9oun bic StnQcberien
nogcn 10 OoB b AZ 665 regrrte Stunqeber @hderu
no Gc nGdeu &egitrrogc limo g. nO Oo6er Gas gefl
tat getrieG Gage NOR pie folgt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-24
Steneaehlh.

On 3O-id9rigct Tcltihcr iudli
glodtarbeit. 9loteiiire uAist @bifire
rs. Z. 8 Deufide Correspondent.
Office" (5ept24-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-24
@roBfeuer il Gonitan.
tinO el.

GonitontiuopeI 90. Sept.
ghtbnnoert Sdder i'm iiioiibcn@ier-
tel Nosfciti mn aoIocncu Sorn muir.
ocn geitern 2lben0 elm Haub BON
6lommcn Greitouicno sSuocn iino
mobmnasIoS imo IN oroBcr 9lot6.
Gie 9cb0rocn loiien @roo untcr oie
@rOiIritiocn DertbciIcn. Scr uncrs
foniidc g'otidoiteuu 6eiudte oen
Nronooiitrift unoonobm otiiDeu gln.
tbell an ocn llnteritiibmaos 9lrbeitei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-24

@erliM 10. Scptembcr.
(Gorrciponoeu3 ser n9liiociirtcn
Freiie) Gie uugebeuren Grfolge Der
oeutiden Seere mdbren0 oes eriten
@lonots Der Standardization iino
nod 9lniibt Scr europdiic6en @lili-
tar Sohpcritdnoiaen bmiptidhlid
bier 6oftoren 8u5uIhreiber: Der
llc6erIcsenbcit ser ociltihcn ihmercu
glrtlleric nmuentli6 o6cr 0en Dors
trciilihcn idmeren Seloboubibcn oes
5clobceres, Der boben WloriAfGbie-
felt Scr oeutiAen Erlppcn, Ser DE.
peoli8feit Der 6eIofildcn uuO Dem
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-06-17
COLORADO
Is the Real Place for a Wonder
FIJI and Economical Vacation.

Get away from the resorts near
home this year-go to Colorado
feel the fascination of Natures big
wide places-spend an interesting,
restful, refreshing week or two in the
world-famous Rockies.
There are hundreds of good hotels,
camps and boarding houses in Colo
RADIO, vouched for by the Business
Mems Associations of Denver, Colo
RADIO Springs and Pueblo, where
good room and meals can be secured
for $500 per week and up. Almost
all sights are free and within easy
walk or trolley ride from your room.
Take one of the fast trains of the
Rock Island Lines and learn what
real train service is. Steel sleepers,
free reclining chair cars and coaches.
Meals at reasonable prices. Every
convenience for rest, comfort and en-
joyment.
The only line with direct service
to Colorado Springs, the center of
the wonderful Pixies Peak region.
Our representatives are travel ex-
perts, who will help you plan a WON
derful and an economical vacation,
give you full information about ho-
tells, camps, boarding PLACES. and
look after every detail of your trip.
Write for our illustrated booklets
of wonderful Colorado. Hal S. Ray,
A. G. p. R., Rock Island Lines,
Room 401 Des Moines Life Building,
Des Moines, la.
Low fares June 1 to September 30.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-06-17
CENTENNIAL.

June 10, 1914.
Mrs. Hanken called at the Henry
Mundt home Sunday afternoon.
Miss Nellie Daniels was guest
of her mother, Mrs Anna Daniels
from Saturday until Monday.
Mrs. Rae Runkle and family and
Mrs. Lucy Runkle were passengers
for Mason City Saturday for visit
at the Will Kipp home. They return
ed home Monday
Ed Tepee was a caller at George
Aliens Sunday.
Miss Jennie Simons of Ostranda,
Mimi, was a guest at the Mrs. Mary
Stevens home few days last week,
Mrs. anna Daniels and daughter
Nellie, Mr.. Theodore Rosa, Harry
Harvey and Mrs.. l.. d. Burrows were
callers at the Charley Allen and
John Russell homes Sunday.
Mrs. Charley Daniels and children
were guests at Ed Youman's Wednes-
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Webster and Mrs
VIM Rathbun Of Ossian were guests
at the Webb Rosa home Thursday af-
ternoon.
Several from this vicinity attend
ed the dance at Henry Breitsprecher
home near Castalia Thursday.
Miss Brandt of Castalia was q
guest at the Hauen home Saturday
night.
Fred Winn and Henry Huinker OF
Ossian reshingled Mr.. Theodore
Rosa's house Thursday
Will Wenthold and John Thorsen
of Ossian were callers in this vicinity
Sunday.
Several from this vicinity attend
ed the Sparks circus at DEBORAH Mon
day.
Andy Wiltgen is on the sick list
we hope he will soon recover.
Miss Amanda Ginapp is working
for Lewis Lee.
Mrs. Rae Runkle called on Mrs
George Allen one day last week.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Ginapp call
ed on relatives near Castalia Sunday
Charley Daniels and family, Mrs
Runkle and Miss Nellie Daniels were
guests at the Bert Daniels home in
DEBORAH Monday.
Mr.. Theodore Rosa called at Geo
Brothers Thursday.
Mrs. Lucy Runkle and Miss Nellie
Daniels called at the j. j. Limbeck
home in Ossian Wednesday after.
noon.
Mrs. Lucy Runkle spent a few
days of last week at her nephew s
Charley Daniels home last week.
Frank Schweinefus assisted his
brother Lewie with his work last
week.
Lila and Ray Jones attended Sun
day school in Ossian Sunday.
Steen Johnson and family spent
Sunday near Castalia.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-06-17
MELON CROP ENDANGERED.
Sand Storm on Muscatine Islan(
Injured the Vines Slightly.

Muscatine, Ia, June 15.-The dry
and warm weather of the past week
threatens the watermelon crop on
Muscatine Island. This spot which
provides thousands of luscious mel
ons to the trade annually was Wis
tied by a sand storm late last week
which seriously injured the vines
The exact loss is difficult to estimate
but it will be heavy. The dry wealth
er has been favorable to cabbage
wilt and the heavy truck growers
in this vicinity fear that the loss will
be severe. The Iowa State college
through Prof. c. l.. Fitch is expert
menting on the H. j. Heinz farms in
an effort to develop a wilt resisting
Strain, and in that event the cabbage
producers of Muscatine would save
approximately SIS, 1000 annually.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-06-17
FARM HANDS WANT SOCIETY.
Seek the Allurement of Manageable
Daughters.

Iowa farmers with maria geable
daughters and rigs available for Sun
day afternoon use will find less diff
Guilty in hiring farmhands this sea-
son than those not equipped with
these appurtenances. Such is the
opinion of the managers of Sioux
City employment agencies, who re-
port one of the greatest dearths of
farm laborers in Iowa agricultural
history.
Love of society has driven hun
dreds of men away from the farm, :"
said one manager today. Farm
homes hitherto have been more or
less devoid of society life, but the
farmers are waking up. They real
ize that to bind men down to the
farm life they must offer some at
fractions. They are offering their
daughters.
Letters received at employment
agencies in the last few days bear
out this story. Here is one of a
type of many received.
"Dere ser
Il see by the papers you need
farme laborers and / be willing to
hire perviding there be women on
the farms and am willing to hire
| if there be women folks and you kin
pay me $40 month. If | kin have
use Of horse and buggy Sunday af-
ternunes will hire for $35 perviding
the grub is guide. Yorse respective
lly.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-06-17
RAvENA.
June Is. 1914.

June Is, 1914.
The bons of marriage between
Herb Klisart of Ossian and Miss
Kate Lansing of this vicinity were
announced at the ST. Frances de
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. c. Deublar of
Ranton, New Mexico, and Miss Pearl
Weitgenant of Ossian spent Sunday
at Eber Decou's.
Frank Schweinefus assisted his
brother Louis near DEBORAH in his
work the past week.
Leander Kleisart of Ossian visited
at Ben Eimers on Sunday evening.
Mr.. Black of Gutenberg is visit
ing at the John Duvee home at pres
ent.
John Duvee has traded his Over
land car for a Cadillac to DR.. Blessin
at Postville the past week.
Will Duvee and wife of Postville
and August Duvee and wife of Gut
tenberg visited at John Duvee's on
Monday
A. p. Etteldorf visited relatives
at Festina on Wednesday and Thurs
day.
H. T. Kleisart of Ossian did some
tin work on Joe Remke's new resi-
dence on last Thursday.
Henry Huinker and Fred VIM Of
Ossian did some carpenter work for
George Brother on Thursday
DR.. Wilson of DEBORAH was pro-
fessional caller at Philip Barthelma
Jr.'s on Thursday,
Herman Lansing delivered hogs
to Ossian on Saturday.
School closed on Friday in Distric,
No. 2, with a picnic.
Misses Mary and Louisa Schroeder
departed on Sunday for ST. Francis
Wis, for a few days visit with their
sister Emma who is attending schoo
there.
Herman Lansing called at Calmal
on Monday.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-06-17
Mr. Art Nutvigs spent SUNDAY at

Mr.. Art Nutvigs spent Sunday at
Mason City.
Bertram Walker of Dubuque came
home to spend the summer.
Gordan Sanders spent Monday in
Des Moines.
Hazel Gunderson went to Mason
City TO spend few days at the Will
Bealt home.
Mrs. Gilmartin spent a few days
in Austin, Mimi.
MyHard Washburn went to Aus
tin Saturday morning to spend a
few days with his grandparents.
Ed Beck of Charles City spent
Sunday at the Sever Grindeland resi-
dence.
Mrs. T. w. Hazelton went to Post
vile to spend few days.
Misses Edith Jacobson and Mary
Shema spent Sunday in DEBORAH.
j. d. Becker went to McGregor
on business today.
Miss Beatrice wager came from
Des Moines yesterday to spend her
summer vacation at home.
The j, ID. Becker family spent
Sunday in Postville.
Miss Regina Barthelme was a
guest of friends here Sunday
Miss rose Kaupel of Ossian Wis.
tied friends here between trains to-
day.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-06-17
CALMAR.

June 10, 1914.
Mrs. Tracy Walker is here from
st. Paul for a visit with home folks.
Mrs. Becker and children went 20
Postville Wednesday to spend a few
days with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Chandler and daughter Viola
spent a few days here with friends.
Louis Dolly and Victor Becker
spent Tuesday and Wednesday in
Dubuque.
Miss Clotiel Huinker of Dubuque
is spending few days here at her
home.
Misses Carrie and Bertha Miller
and Ruth Meyer left for Grinnell and
Des Moines Saturday, to attend gra-
duation exercises at the former place
where Miss Evelyn Miller is a grad
uate.
Kathleen Morris returned Thurs
day from Fayette where she was
visiting at the Rosebrook home.
Miss Florence Meyer of Fayette
returned home Thursday for her
summer vacation.
Mrs. Coffman and children of
Goheen residence.
Gus Meyer left for Cedar Rapids
last week.
Carl Meyer was at Clarion last
week on business.
Miss Lena Kittlesby of DEBORAH
was visiting relatives and friends
Friday.
Mrs. Wheeler of Edgewood came
Saturday to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Henry Meyer.
Miss Barbara Shindelar came
home Thursday to spend the summer
with her folks.
Peter Nockel of Alta Vista came
Friday to see his father, who is i'll.
Miss Alma Huber left Thursday
for Milwaukee.
Melvin Lee came home last week
to spend the summer with home
folks
Miss Agnes Flaskrud is at home
for the summer vacation.
Regina Bjonrud came from Mime
apolis one day last week to spend
the summer with her folks.
Miss Marjory Mausehund Is now
taking the place of Miss Ella Fosse
who was employed as a stenographer
at T. II. Johnson's office.
Rev. Cremer left Monday for Du-
buque to stay for week or so.
Margaret Thompson is visiting at
the Ebert home
Arthur Morton and wife and babe
went to Minneapolis Wednesday to
make their new home there.
j. II. Meyer and wife are the proud
and happy parents of a baby girl,
born Friday, June 18th.
Harry Conover spent Sunday at
his home in DEBORAH.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-06-17

Rev. r. Lakomy of Protivin and
Rev. Vytisk of Little Turkey, attend
ed the SilhaceklPanosh wedding
Tuesday.
Mr. Blackburn of Cresco assisted
the orchestra at the wedding dance
here last Tuesday.
James Fisher purchased a new
Ford automobile from Robt. Klimesh
last week.
Chas. Frey bought new Kimball
piano from Cresco last week.
A. G. Fisher was staying at the
John Taylor home the latter part
of the week.
Quite number of young people
from Calmar, Protivin and Lawler
attended the wedding dance here
Tuesday.
The marriage of w. j. Silhacek to
Miss Tillie Panosh, took PLACE on
Tuesday, June 9TH, 1914, at 10: 0O
O'Clock a. m. at the st. Wenceslaus
church. Rev. Ballon performed the
ceremonies. They were attended by
Alois Mikesh and Miss Agnes Xii
mesh. In the evening dance was
given in the A. B. c. hall.