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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-09-18

ten er iamleoe meo Digteren 8. 6.
Nielsen, enjfer berpeo 2pffe og ge!!<
lignelie ouer bort 6olf 6erbiemm,.
Alt, bba6 Ser fer / bort Gnope1nne,
giber @ienIp6 bos %. Denne Sill
fen fommer me6 en- Ma16, fon1 b0r<
6igt og taftful6t bar gieftet % meo
8uo fra bort Ge6relato, og berfor
er set % en- @Iene at ien6e Dor
&ilien me6 bam.
$500 Geitfomiteens 8egne,
anoreu S. Mielen,
6ormano.
8. 81. 8licbfelot,
6efret9r.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-09-18

9ampereu r&tb Grois",. paa
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES til Easrot
pas arigs5one, lette6e Mnfer / @ro=
besen6bugten I Spnoags og por fort
fgr fafs pua @eien forbi 5an6p
&pof.
Oct er efter mange 5oriinfeller,
at set itore, bpioe Sfib meo 2nger,
5pgeplgere og 6orrm6 omborb bar
lettd Mnfer. Set lDfteoes en6eIig
at uoiepne @anifeIigbeoerne meo
Manoifabets Communicating paa
@runo al Jrpgten for i~1ter1mtionole
6orpifltnger.
r@eb Grcis" bar 1875 nolprte
Spgepleiere % treoipe 9eger ONT
rbor6 og Eltiin6er &aunb Bomtl6,
@anbager, Mebifamerter og firur-
gife @eoifaber. Set fbrite Spbrlb
oil blipe giort / Talmoufb, .gue-
lano, bpor 81 5pgeplepre % fefs
|2ager bill blipe lnn6iut for at
gigre Gieneite / engelife 6ofpitaler.
$ &ott,r0c."l oil Spgepleere Mibe
lat iIm6 for 9:i1erriG Epiflnno os
@uslat1o. cg e gprige bill eao i.ano
/ en franiss sam
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-09-18

S%eirberreS ~SpmeS6n. 9fe0en a
8algen! Sen frafte 6ienoes Sol
fnn6er. Dor Soro. Sloa bom libel
@eroenSbtltorten fpdrger ier lite
ON @r11n6ene.s
, @uooan taller / 9iebliffe Epif:
tano. Na briiter nreb ct ! ollie
&ierter Sen o~pba1nnrebe 6elelFe al
SelntiIli0, al 8e11noring for @eren,
al &engipenbeo for 4eiieren % Mi.
get. Observation-Disclosures CT
lsftet no al lit 2eie og baloer iom
en- Stormfloo ODER 8per og Bug.
Der, uimo6itoaeligt, ~griben6e og is.
renne alt og ollie :poo fine 8elge~
toppe. Gn6mu meo. Sin6et fplot al
5ortellimerne fra 9piflanos itore
3i6, 90 set / 1914 rei1te Jig / enigt
Sulbe for at fnule Mapoleon, er
@ationen itooet op for / -&nnoreo-
ooret at cixrligne 6eorenes glor-
pnroige 8ebrifter. Eime efter Eime
aaar Sc SSnofalote iDngenoe giennem
@erlins @aber, fpingenbe De bruno
Eopeifer, ser er al 6eres 8rigsba=
gage, 9og efter Eog rl1ller moo
@renferm, fmpffeoe fom til Set
me6 @lonri ter og 6lag, 1lnge 6Drite=
isnner meloer Jig pm iimple me-
nige pes 6aren, Di9tere, @iben=
Fabsmem, in6tiI bette 9idblif er
100000 5ripillige itremmet til
6amerne, og @eneralitaben amer If
fe, bpa6 ben ifaI- gigre meb ben.
men maa moottr9ngenoe frabebe ifg
poerligere 9ilitrgmning. Sra 1914
for man gienoptaget Den imn1ffe
5fif. me6 ba1tige @iel1er Mftenen
fpr Mfreiien til &eren. 4piubear-
me anbner Jig / Mobilileringsnatten
for set fGr1te % set li6ite Gapntag.
Mlle Soeroagens T6lelfer er l6ftet
al beres @engiler, .og en M flor
1fDs Stemning ifi9lper gie1utem
|sinlenes 9golsbarper og foar Dem
til at tome. q Berlin tuqer en- 20.
oorig Sober Mfiteo meb fin Sbn,
Ser REFER til 5ronten, og faloer
6e6 om / iamme Nu, fpalt af 8e-
ougelien. On Jung 8ige / Chariot
tenb11rg fer fin glifeoe bragg aflteo
og melber fig font Spgep1eierife for
at fl1r1e felge meb. Dn htn lite
itrafs ebliper antaget, springer BUN
no % @in6uet og fna1es / ct @aab:
2epe &eren. @rebetbeoen floor no
II @piteri. S @eitenb iaa. leg en-
rgini6briger" bltpe fat rto al en-
Nattereitalrort og poo 5ortopet
e~fsplo6erer ban / @aabene: rSebf
bin ein &peusie." @piere og beiere
geiler bm Jig op / patriotiff Self
RUM, til bm faloer ON / ct epilep=
tiif MnfaIo paa Msfalten mes Den
bbioe Sraa6e itaoen6e n6 al &alien:
.Scb bin Elm 8rens!9.
Ser gre6es un6er 2agnerne; Del
friges / 4pol og 6ortpiblel1e / &ro.
gene. $500 @rigens ottenoe Sag
oflag6e jeg 8eigg poa en- 8ripatfli.
nit / Berlin, Door Soritanoerinoer
meooelte mig, at bun ! Sc ii0ite As
Elmer boboe foaet Eelegrarnrte1
ON, at fire fgoen6e 3atienters
Mpno alIereoe bar faloet. Singer
bapoe e11o1r boot Moo til at lig,
J : oe nnge Gnfer S%an6be6en. Dg IN
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-09-18
UuBkPrnra fnumn1.
.9entieblanS, 9entieblanb
. (Mnter airfebp / rHolittten".)

!&ele set tplfe &ige bar reiit Jig
national gfsto%. Mationen giet.
remiitres al @atrotisme,rs Setter.
% fra ct &or al 50 Millioner toner
Set tiolig % tent, iubler oct, bruler
D%euticblomb, Deuticblmtb iiber Mlles.
iiber Mlles in ser @elt!
@enn es ltets 81 Scbl,t5 mo Srut5e
briioerlicb 5ulammenbdlt.
Son Ser -Maas bis M sic Memel,
bon ser @t'eb biS an Der 9elt:
D%eutieblano, 9ea.ticblano iiber MlleS,
iibcr stiles in Ser @elt.
q errig er SET, ser NOT / ct ube=
pogtet Ejeblif bar billet DomDgc
Serb;e11, men Set ec Spltlano, Der
bnr biilct @rigcn. st foaoant Sber=
1fuo al &ratt bar Nationen lammen=
1porct iiben 1870 peo fin 5trnbiom=
beo, peo lin SLID, ncb lin @orger=
opo. ct Stprfen tilliblt nG1ten fo1=
tes fem CT 9proe. Wnlflerne fpul=
meoe. @pflopen maatte llaa.
Muyiinilion Garoen lfriper BET
aatc1:t / ii5ite Sl1n1mer al Sic
Submit:
- &pem nos, ser bar Set? So,
bpis set bare TOM on berpaa, fun-
Sc ma1 npjes meb at lptte til Scar
reraoo % Iebe Menneifenes itore
Strioslpgrgsmaal for en Domitol,
fra bpis &pioer 0pmmen % allt
0enS ombpggelig noppnleOe Nara=
grafer piloe flpoe JONI &iloepano
lo i guropaoalen. 6ormft er fer
@anpio. 5pprg 8pgen, bpem Der
gap Der1 Set til at lpfte iin &rone
bpiere EMO Hinien og @ranen, 8ir=
ten. og &olme11. Stgpn cen for
@auoet, bpor De Slapfafteoe og
8anolele preiioerer. Sra 8pgens
@rorte oil set brute: vWein @,raft er
min Set. Sper BEN 9bet, fom ct
bort 6olf bar foaet / Daaben til
at Iepe, til at uopifle fig, til al
bottle moo 9imlen, gtpes Der ingen
Domrner.
&pem ser bor Set? Sen, oer
bar Magt. Set eller l1ret. 81
1tnar eller falber for 6G0relan6et
Geire oil ri. 5eire moo ri. SSffffe
bolopre og bepiie fra 9iplomatfraf-
Ter % 8riller, at ri er erltge Soil
af ct ire0eligt @empt Cecil &bo.
1es, ser par en- flor Ma116, cit 81:
giant / 2aflfo og me6 9ltberfler, ba1
en Gong brelt lige inb / &eomter
mes 9Dfmelffi9S: .0enne &rig el
retfnroi9 forot Sen nptter NIT Sol
% itprfer nit SANDS Mtagt". 2al
os bonure Sen s9tning inb / alleS
&ierter. Den oppeier bunoreot
.&pibbpger. 2a0 os lloa BEN OPP pat
ollie Mn1re, paa &aabbufe, poo So
1ebjgrner itore &lafater, Bloc
ROOT &opir. Strip neoenuroer
r8anoerne bill % til 9ips. 81
goitar6 fror Jig / sen forrpfte SSno
biloning, at ban fan .fnl1ie hsn flor
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-09-18

- sfrip efter &rppeunmmer at
bette 8lab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-14

9SaHe snr 9ieiIe ms 9(nslauS bes
Iurst 6. 9laine, gar. 413, CFgIaIti.
mOresStru Habc Sutton SouieSluc,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-14
sLeOsradlt ser eeariaen Srieasnadri@ten.

Sin nener Sriump6 Der Oentidn gSaiien ou Oem Oidcn
@ricgshaupabe urS in Sem nergen Seride Oes Oen1eu
Cencraabs acmeOet 9anad 6aben bic SetiaeH in ben
cten 0efeteu in gurO Eplen wieoer 1OOO 9nen geian
gen oeuOmmeu nnD 43 @laidJiueugeueJre erbene
Cffac W|elOMnaeu gSien bringcn bic SnnO uOn be-
0entiaen GrIoleen Der Geterr in BEN @eeH in gSe
@asien Der oide Slngel Der rniden Nrmee maroe bel
QmanDuO eei@agen, bic Seereder 6nben Die Staote
Nem SauSc5 Wrgfow, WOrice nnO 3mesrOO IN @ali5n be-
icki.
gSns bic Gniuidelngen anf Dem weitdeu &riegsi6an=
yab anaebt agt Der ufele @eridt 0eS 0endeu Wene
raifqhS Dab bic TranDen Gamitag cuen cOn3enrten
@norif DDu Siren Mnenabmen Der abr ebAng nnD IN
Decentralization @crmten fir ie reIrr Die Denden oeren
@ere MIR gOu5 serng waren, madten amheOem 600 @e-
fnngene.
Sic 9ciernue in Oem gtiuOeu SeS aaiiers mad nadJ
NelOnnQen, bic Berlin fOmmen nnO DOn gmterDam,
6eu 9OuSou ansgeinnOt unrpen, meter cute Bortdr 10
ban lenc 6al0oe D0lge MieOrBeritelMng geder ST. cu
ident Sine ans Senf fDmmnOe 9cpcIde brtngt bic BON
feiner ouberen Sete betGtig glard bah Der &aer I'D
onoebd cine 6asCpatpu nner5Iegen baben uiro NIB
ban Sc 9er i6m geratBen 6abcn Oen OOrdnig uidt 5nr
TrDnt snrifsnfebren.
Gncr Webnna aus SMenos gires 5nfoae fat bic argen
tniIhc Meaenna bic @AnDe eralten Sah Der Oeutc aren
ser 3resSe1 Der 6efanni na SeeHadt bel ben aIf
lauO Snen enfnm, in @nnta Arenas an Dcr Waebelan.
trn6e anoeanot iei 9ie crnnerd, geierm gemeOct
wprSen oaF Ser Grense bei AertO Waegus granOe ei}
0as GrIMdn Oes Eberit 0oetbns 0eS Wonpernenrs Der
annmauna 3ORc Gntenonng 5ueer Sprpouboot5eritDs
rer unr SnOnrdl Deranak ban britd Sifc d uteoerDt
NemraIitats %erleungeH in Der Nanal5unc dloen oM'
leRen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-14
get ptrena Anprtff nnbe Gtrep.
,9resOen" in @anta 9trenas augelangt
aseridt Ses 0ent[den elenerafaaDs.

Berlin 13. 9e5ember (6rafO 9OuOOu) Die Gnd.
miag Oentn Irmee.6anpauarier eraen 8ce GrGrnna
fIuOst an Oaf 9Gmpu in gOrO Oen 1000 9nen sn,
WrOeu OnF wefiden ®sanpat
cOnutrr Nngr Der Srau5oeR 5nraf g6lngeu mnrOe Nad
febeHD Der &ortlnnt Der Nlitbelmng:
Mad igrem erOeOea Nngrf AMI Nprmont H. 0eem6rr
nnterna9meu Die 6ranon seern 9amas Qu0ri ber
Orets JrOn BON 5rev 6reO 9 Gngri rtc Sarin caF
u 600 OeOngeue madu oaF 5eno bebeteHO %ne
SDOteu unO %erunnOen erl u Serne in Oieim @ried be-
ln d anf etua 20 &ermunc Der e Oes Sngcs Dcrcf
i'm meaiaeN ®st6eater ie6r rm6g
Die Greigmtfie i'm Often.
Sm nUroidea &On Babe ur gn5ab Der &Dituneu hes
Jenoes engenDmmcn nb 1O00 nugcu gcmadt aubem Ba6M
mir 43 Nndinengeue5re erbntet
Nns Ocm iH0iden &Dn nH0 GhprCnRen nO ne Ge0nn'
Gen BON cruaguenswert6er GeOentnug engctrUifeu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-14

g9fen, pia 2onOon 13. Ge5enls
Der II Gos naHiiebenoe onttlihe
Gommtniquc ipirOc beute bier per-
ofientlidt:
ySSSn g9elt-@oli5ien puroe geltern
ser iiiOlibe Sliigcl Der rilliilAen glr-
NEE 6ei gimonouo geiAlagen llno
sum &iid5uge ge5mun9cn @ir iino
auf ser @crfolorng oes 6eitoes be.
Qriffen. glae 9(ngriiie oes 6einoes
aif oen ii6rigen Gbeil ser SdlaDt.
front idlugeu ic6l
llniere Srllppeu ,iueldc nah 5nbl'
reic6en @efe6ten oieaorpotben frcl3.
ten, ieben cine ener9iihe Gerfolglng
Oes Seinoes iort. PIN 9ta6niittag
babea mir 9teu-SonOe5 genommeu.
llniere Srllppen boben wieoer @rD.
boip, @orlicc ilnO 3unegroo belebt.
Ser 6eino Bat Oas imgorIlbc &os
mitot 3cmplin an Der @renje Don
@nli5iclt gerdutt
eyn Sen &aloern in 0en Glt.SEars
potben iuelHe cine 3ienliGe Strede
bon Der 3one Der Soupt-Opcro.ioncn
entiernt liegen, tonnie Der Sein0 an
teiner STEELE an 9ooen geioinnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-14
observation-disclosures

gluiiraliihe be5p britiide Sdiiie
IieBen iib oieielben III Der ga.
mama aauaI5one 5u idnloen
fommen lin elmer @ieoerbo.
lung oerielbeu Dor5ubeugen, er.
iubt Sberit @oetbals Inn Gnt.
ieuOung 5weier auerifaniiher
Sorpeoo6oot3erit0rer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-14

llniere Iruppen balten Die @dile IN
Ser gufomina entlong Der Sinie Oes
Suc3oiuu.Ebales.
sSn Sii0-golen ba6en ii1 feine @es
iedte 3ugetrogen 9t0rOlih bon so.
pic3 boben tniere GerbiinOeten ei-
nen erfolareiAen glngriff eegen cine
itarf beiebte uiiiiide &oiition &c.
maht"
8efierungin 9oiiers . c.
fin0en i1rcitet tort.
&onoon, 10. 3e5. Sine &en.
ter.0epeide ans 9lniitcroam ioat,
Dab na9 oer 9lngabe Oeilti9er Sci.
tlnqen ser @eillno6eits3uitonO oes
aaiicrs iid6 tdgli1 beiiert. 9ln Sam.
Itaa mnren Der Aeimsfan5ler, Or. ..
@et6mann @oameg iin0 General
bon aeiiel Bel i1nl 3ni Iiner oela-
ocE.
&oiiermog bnl05ltr 6ront
8ltriidfebreu.
glmiterDum (pia 2onoon), t3.
Te5cm6er. Sier beute bon Berlin
cinacaongene Seleeraniinc 6eiaaen,
oaB aaiier @iIbelnfs 9eiierung 10
melt porgeidriiieu III, oaB er jeoens
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-14

Sen MIR beoeuteuoc 6ortiaritte oe-
ma9t
Syu oen @ogeien bat Der aeino 8i
wieOer6olten Nlolen oen @oIten bon
ga M1erc Senri nor0peilih DON
Senones, anaegriiien ieood obne
9feiultut.
Sic Sample in Serbien
Ger 1iiBerite linfe Sliigel Scr ier.
biihen 9lrmee bat oen Seinb Dcriolat
uno ibn ae5punaen, Die0er Die Grina
81 fren5en, itnO 5lpnr in ser 9ldbe bon
goina 9nita 9litf Der iibriaen 8ront
treibcit Oie ierbiiden 9lrnieen Oic
Geiierreiher IN n6roiiher ino uoro'
meitliHer Nihttng meiter 5iriid."
Sic GolOrabD Strife Gpmmiiiiuu.
g8afbington, 8. g., f3. De5.
sSn s5olae Ser &eiaeruna 0es@ou
bernelirS 9lmntonS bon Colorado bic
@erantiportlimfeit fiir SOS 9lniuhen
Inn 3iriid3iebung aacr @iiit0gstriIps
pen aus ocn Strife 1iimitte uou
Colorado sit iiberne0men beldloB
4rdiiocllt @ilion gelern glben0, ipei
terc Gntmidelunaen ab5uuartel che
er Den 9lb3ug ser Ernppcn mor0net
Die Grllppen paren aui 9lnhheu ocS
@uoperneurs 9lmmons nab 0euStri.
te.Tiitritten seiaHot poroeu.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-07-03
GOLDEN RIDGE

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Bronner enter:
tanned company Sunday. =
Dan Bronner and John Bronner and
wives ate ded the ball game at Gran.
ger Sunday. ~.
Tom Qvorak. and Ernest Walter au.
toed to Lime Springs Saturday evening
Ernest Walter and mother autoed to
Harmony Sunday. - i
Mrs. G.; W.. Mast. Mollie, Manda and
Lou Miller and M. Reuber autoed to
Lime Springs Monday afternoon. +
A large crowd was in attendance at
the children's lday program at the
Evangelical church Sunday evening. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Walter and son
Erwin were Cresco shoppers Monday
Anil Shilling, of Mason City, and
Clara Halweg, Of Cresco. spent Tues
day at c. Nast's.s
NJ. C. Reuber came Saturday for an
over Sunday visit at the C. w, Mast
home. He left Tuesday for Oelwein
and Readiyn, Ia, to visit relatives be.
fore returning to his home at Chicago.
Elferda Keune. spent Friday after.
noon with Mrs. Alfred Bigalk.
Miss Webber returned to her home
at Cresco, after spending the past
wool =. he Srhanr.., 50
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-07-03
NORTH WEST CRESCO

Mrs. John Drilling is entertaining
her neice, Margaret Jacobs, from
North Washington, this week.
Joe Schoeberl and daug liter Ida Wis
tied with relatives in Wesley, over
Sunday.
Mrs. John Lusson and daughter Anns
visited with Mrs. Henry Downs few
days last week.
Carter johnson called on Herold
Reutlinger Sunday afternoon.
John Leferink and family entertain.
ed large crowd of friends and rela'
tives Sunday.
Susie and Tillie Lusson entertained
a merry crowd of young folks Sunday
evening.
J. DAILY and family spent Sunday at
the Elias Ferrie home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Albrecht and fami'
~ from Chicago visited at the John
Lusson home q few days last weak.
Fred Ficken and family visited at
the John Rutsch home Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. FredlAllen and son John from
So. Oak, who havS been visiting at
the John Rutsch home left Sunday for
q visit ut the Charles Gerber home
south Of Cresco.
Leone Brown spent the first part OF
this week with her aunt. Mrs. Fred
DAVIS.
lack Kapler and family autoed to
New Hampton Sunday. j..
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-07-03
immigration and Prosperity.

Present indications are that the
United States will receive about l, $780,.
600 immigrants during the fiscal year
ending June, 30, 1914. This will break
all previous records by more than co.
900.
Calamity howlers would do well to
study these figures.
Immigration always flows in the
direction of greater prosperity. 1t
comes from countries where times are
hard to countries where times are bet
ter. During and after the panic of
1907, immigration to this country al
most ceased, while foreign laborers
already here went back to their
home lands in droves.
The receipt of more than million
immigrants in the first ten months of
the present fiscal year is proof posi-
tive that the United States is more
prosperous than Europe.
Doubtless there is still room for i'm
provement, but that i'm provement
seems to be on the way.-Chicago
Journal. ..
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-07-03
MAPLE LEAF.

Mrs. Dave Hutton and children called
at the home of her father, Joe Zobeck,
Moday.
Kate Falada is is doing some sewing
for Mrs. Lou Urban this week.
Mr.. and sMrs. Joe Zobeck are the
proud parents of baby girl born to
them June "a. Congratulations.
MIR. and Mrs. Jim Krall, John Kurll
and family called Sunday at the ku'
bicek home.
John Tlusty and wife of Minnesota,
visited at the Joe Tlusty home for 9
couple of days and also come to see
grandpa Tlusty who isSseriously sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Duschek auto ed to
Cresco last week.
The dance at Jim Opat's barn was
we'll attended Sunday evening and all
report good time.
Josie Roucky called on Helen Kubi-
eek Monday afternoon.
Will Franks entertained company
from Cresco Sunday.
Elsie Lukes of Cresco is staying at
the Duschek home for while.
Mrs..Lou Urban and Kate Falada
called at the Joe Zobeck home Sunday.
Helen Kubicek did some sewing for
Mrs. Jim Krall last week.
Agnes Zobeck called on her sister,
Mrs. Joe Drtina, last week.
The Kupka boys and Eddie Cenek
autoed through our neighborhood, Sun
day afternoon.
Lizzie Niebaur and Susie Urban
called on Mary Soch, Sunday evening.
John Krall called on Frank Bilek,
Sunday morning.
Elsie Kubichek is assisting Mrs. Joe
Zobeck with her household duties, this
week.
Mr.. and, Mrs. John Tlusty called or
Joe Socb, Monday.
Joe Zobeck called in Lourdes, Mon.
day evening.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-07-03
DAVIS CORNERS

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Jarosh, Chas.
Wayne and Clara Ranc attended the
barn dance at John Slifke's near Protl-
vim Friday night. Mr.. Slifka, have
another one soon.
Lester and Elsie Gardner called al
VIM. Jarosh's Sunday.
Michael and Johnnie Bronner delive'
ed hogs at Lime Springs Monday.
Michael Ranc and daughter Name
were Lime Springs callers Monday
Mike Dvorak and family autoed to
Joe Drtina's Monday.
Mrs. Geo Gardner and children cal
led on Mrs. M. Ranc Sunday.
Mrs. J. Musel called on Mrs. Louise
Jarosh Sunday.
The dance at John Wacha's Monday
day night was attended by large
crowd and every one had a good time.
Billie Aberly was at Lime Springs
one day last week.
John Wacha and Frank Roman trans.
acted business at Lime Springs one
day this week.
Chas. Ranc drove to John Drtina's
Sunday evening. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Fishbatch called
at the Joe Drtina home Sunday.
John Kubichek Jr. and Joe Drtins
called at the formers parents Sunday.
Mrs. Louise Jarosh accompanied by
her friend, Mayme Ranc, autoed to
Lime Springs ore day this week.
Mr.. Dell was in town Monday.
Mayme Ranc returned home Tuesday
after assisting Mrs. Koliha, near Sara
toga with house work a couple Of days.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Jarosh, Chas,
Wayne and Chas. Rank were auto rid
ing Thursday evening. -.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-07-03

Protect that property NOW with q
good Insurance policy protecting 0it in
case of loss from Fire. Lightning OF
Tornado. have the agency for the
Companies recently represented by
Mr.. John .Steinman. These companis
have been tested out in this locality
and made good nothing better-noth.
ing cheaper. City and farm:.insurance
Of all kinds written.
"A K. M. THOMSON, Agent.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-07-03
LIME SPRINGS.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Hughes and
son Gaylord returned home from Ores
co, Saturday.
Jerusa Thomas returned to her home
at Minneapolis, Friday. after a visit
with friends and relatives.
William Morris came Friday from
Minneapolis for visit with relatives.
Mat Owen came Friday evening from
Rochester, Mimi, for a visit with his
sister, Mrs. T. H. Hughes, returning
Monday. ..s.
A. C. McCulloch, of Minneapolis,
was in town, last week.
Nora Jones returned to her home al
Lake Crystal, Monday.
Mrs. Fred Hill was Cresco caller,
Monday.
w. w. Williams went to Marshall
town, Monday.
Mrs. Lizzie Morgan and children
returned to their home at LIE Seur,
Mimi, Monday.
Mrs. B. A. Colby and little daughter
returned to their home at Mason City,
Saturday, after visit with her moth
er.
Joe Williams went to Charles City,
Saturday, for an over Sunday visit
with his daughter.
Lyle Horton spent Sunday at his
home in Calmar.
Harry Billman returned home from
Waterloo, Monday, where he has been
attending school.
The Eastern Star held q picnic at
Old Town. Monday.
forget to celebrate the 4th al
Lime Springs. 81 Il
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-07-03
Following the Checkbook.

"Oust Perkins, GUST me p warns the
valiant leader of the army of Armaged-
don. If the forces of Righteousness are
to be split asunder, the colonel will be
found with the commissary department
rather than the hospital corps. -
Chi, Journal.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-07-03
PROTIYIN

Mrs. Robert Lukes, of Lisbon, N.
OAK, is visiting at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs F. j. Kline sh,
and visit other relatives and friends.
= James1Cisar, Mr.. and Mrs. w j..
Kalishek and Mamie Hayek attended
the M. w. A. picnic in New Hampton
Thursday.
Mrs. Mary Mikesh and James Kubik
and son were Spillville visitors Thurs
day.
Lewis Bader, Mrs. Joseph D. Bous.
ka, Pauline Huber and Nelly Mikesh
autoed to Cresco Thursday.
Thresa Pecinovsky is visiting at the
home of her brother Chas. Pecinovsky,
near Cresco.
Mrs. J.lA. Dostal, son Will, daugh.
ter Anna, and Will Chyle autoed to
Manley Thursday, where Dostals have
the merry-go.round installed.
James Kodelka, son Frank, and W..
Kodelka and their wives autoed to the
lack Kapler, Jr., home Thursday near
Cresc0.
A. F. Rehwinkel was down from
Calmar Thursday.
Mr.lFisher and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Kaderabek autoed from Alta Vista
Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. A. J. Mikesh, daugh-
ter Edith and son Leo, Mrs, Henen
Lukes and daughters Mamie and Ger
tie visited relatives in Schley Sunday
Frank Pecinovsky and family, of
Cresco, visited here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Bouska and
children, of Lincoln, Neb., are visiting
at the formers home here.
James Cisar was at Lawler Wednes-
day.
Mrs. James Kaderabek, of Alta
Vista is visiting her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Henen Lukes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fisher were
called to Lourdes Saturday by the seri-
GUS illness of their son Lewis Fisher.
Quite number of our young folks
took in the barn lance at Stephen
| Hruska's Sunday evening.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-07-03
ger of our
arm .1ancf
ay evening
ALBION.


The most popular question these days
is, "Where will you Celebrated
]. W. Wells1and Ed Hanneman are
hauling tile these days. ~.
Some of our farmers assisted in the
barn raising at Kicker's Junction Mon
day.
Leslie Wells entertained cousin
from near Harmony oyer Sunday.
Rumor says Ernest Bigalk is quite
improved since hs recent illness.
Sorry to note that Mrs. j. Chubbuck
has been been under the Doctors care
the past week, but is somewhat i'm
proved at this writing.
Some of our people attended the
shower for Miss Edna Fairbank in
Cresco Saturday. .....
Theodore Gunderson and family visit
ed relatives near Ridgeway Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Fitzpatrick returned to
their home at Des Moines on Thursday
of last week after spending few days
at the home of their aunt, Mrs. John
Livingston.
The Smith and Butler families, of
Burr Oak, spent Sunday at the Otto
Stevens home, Fern Butler remaining
for q longer visit.
Royce Chubbuck sustained a severe
cut on the right cheek Tuesday, caused
from being kicked by little colt. He
was taken to Mercy hospital where it
was found necessary to take some
stitches in dressing the wound, and at
this writing he is as comfortable as
| might be expected.
The C. A. Holcomb and Richards
families attended the Hartley airbsnk
wedding in Cresco, Monday evening.
Anna Aberg returned to her home in
Cresco Wednesday, after visit at the
home of her sister Mrs. Theodore Gun
derson.
Emma Easier, ..of Harmony accom-
panied by Mrs. Addie fRuschhaupt
stopped at the J. w. Wslls home We'd
nesday for brief visit while on their
way to Postville.