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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-27

gen luerocu
Iic 6ru eines 2lr5tes 10 Siio.
Tcutidlouo idrcidt 6rcm Culcl in
Sam6urg
5ran3 III ielien jli poua gr boi
81 getteu 10 einem aroBen So3arett
rn0 ieit IA Eagen Elm eigenes tleine.
res mit no @eiten ais 6beiarit &iel
glr6eii o6er III gleidem NlaBc uiel
,sreuoe mo geirieoi5naa llno idl
bin irob, 0aB er oieie aaslilllenoe,
DIT erid5pieuOe E6atiafeit bat er
lit fit 0liemano leidt, IN oieicr 3eit
5u Sais 3u 5lei6en uno ION Dor al'
lem iranft es i'm 3HnrriteH lebr,
0aB ct mdt NIT oralrBeu iit; mo idl
fam nihl einmul mas iagen id per.
itebc Is 3i cut. 2lber obieftiD filllt
er bier ieinen @las niin0eiiens 10
Qlt ans uie ia Scr Sront 0onlit
muB man 3uirieoen ienl uno I'M lleb'
riaen iiiu icin mo ieine 9flidt ilei-
Bio t6nn Selc9enbeit ai6t es ge.
ma Iie aroBen 9etriebe bonn Ro-
t6cn @reu3e NIT 9li6itnben, Erup'
penaueriiihiuaen iino ebeu ols&ollpt.
iahe Sen ~ 2Qjaretten brauden picl
fleiBige 6dnoe. Nenu man imnlit.
tel6ar III oas friihe Gleu0 biuein
Iic6t un0 tdqlib aus ieinem nddliet
,yrelm0esfreie eincn nod oenI anoc-
rem 6eraeben miiB. balt eS oft etlpas
6ucr Die groBen @ciidtspiintte ielt
al balteu uno ii6er oeni Sonlmcr Der
Gu5el1eitcn 3u bleiben Gs lit 8ut,
0aB man iidj icincs 41aunes uno Der
Iicminl0ohen piQen 5uiamnIenneb'
men mus. Sdon ser ainoer oegen
imO elmer oem auoerca 3idicb ldBt
feincr Sen Slopi 0dngen bci allem
gralriacn llno fir pie picl uilllcn
luir ocn aricae oautcnl Sdttcit 0u
0cnu mi Grnit oieieH auacnblidlibep
Suamneni4liB 8lt cinem @illcu iiir
nioQlidj geGaltcn2 lln0 ooml oielc
qau3 neue Trelioe sic ser Sieg
6radtc SIS III oas Stdrtiie mo
0as Eioiitc. iuas ib erlebt babe, uuo
id1 iam nidt ioaeu pie im Suiicr.
item 0aut6ar ib oaiiir bil IoraA
mus mau oeuten, wenn gnoeres
fomnt Inherent 8olfe mus Der
sirca 3unt 5egcu peroen uuo
idiou. 0nB ieoer iiir iid crlc6t Bat,
.mior Bolt III oas b0hnc,4 III elm
1egcu ser 1roBa Cpier wcrt6 iit
9loh aAt Ea1e Dor oer Nlubilmos
dnna marf mir ain Ciiijier Grcu.
be natilrliA Ste iiiooeitibc 6lall
beit inio 9i5rgcliuht por, uno ih
iaste i9ul nieocr 0dB irb oeH prelr
BiIHaH aRiliariSnHs inir als Nlittcl
sun 3mcd auio6cn t0nHte, imo MIR
uuroea bei0c ig6r oiiiia pic pas
iuuer mieoer 6ri 0icam bclicotcn
EaetHa uorlau 9lah1cr parcu pic
elpgqH Nehceien init ~ vicleu ali-
oereu alciuigieitcn init aiHeu Nort
luegaeicgt as tit cine Srcuoe pie
aamcraoiAaiiddlfoit Scr &cuvuuoe.
ici unterenanncr $40 ie6cu SDit per.
iieHeH iie fmua oie Iialeite bon EN-,
an0cr Hn0 6elieu Nd ood NIT i1rcu
gelnoul @lic0ern pie Ne tonnen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-27


Su Set 3iirider 3citana "a
5uertc 2ociale" men0d iid @lniaoc
Ser0c iaaff gcaen bic fran3ofiNe
5pioneliurdt sic er Spioniiis
ncuii. Mas fiir ein Siea itrcibt
er III 2Uon 1a6eu iie Elm GuBeno
0eutiher Nonacn perboIiet i'm iie in
Ella OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3u iiibren
3a6r6afiia 6ranirciA mare perras
i6eu 9cpeleL 0dtie man iic5 oieles
gitcn0 arner Nldohcn ribt per
il4ert 8laubt TOR, cs adbe cine
oulhmere arontheit ais oic Spioui
l52 GcpiB bat es uor Dem Arie0c
In 1ranircih Spione gegeben obcr
ieet SH ne5mc an Der oeifti9e
Naicr brandt feline Spionc. Inn 5n
piiic oaB Ia allen imiereu slrlena.
len 1earbeiet miro oaB iioerall Re
ierpen berbciae5oacn perocn iino Dab
man mogiUit nae Siaote bcleltigt
Die ein3ac gcidbrlihen Spione iin0
Sic iebr ielienal 0ciiiiheH Gif5ierc,
sic iapicr. feline @eio6r adtcno, li1
in &erlieiouaa uierer 6roHi nabern
obuo1l lie mnicn oaB ibncn bort
Ttca0e BON anseln aullancrn 9lber
sic ilbriaaa Spioue2 @du5 im gIns
lana be8onn oieic arauibet nit oen
sldu6craclhiAteu bon Der idpei5cri
ihen Dloaaigeieai6afi NIT ibrca 9un.
ocri 9leoeriagea bic oar niht Der
9'il6uaroraW8 oicuen ionocru in
99ifiNAfeit 0ic irata8iidcn Flrtte
ops 2anoe6 ilbcuuadlen iolteu @atte
man oo6 aan5 9c5ciumiBoollc nit
s3iiicua rcrie5cne Ylafotc bci i6ncn
uor8einuoen
800 0e @olijci mar idnell oa0ins
tcr aeionnlet aber Die 8ablen lpa-
reu Riais onoeres ais Die Jieliicrs
mnumerh ser 93laiaiiieuer lluo crit
oie Dicleu 1remoen bei iHs 9llle Oies
70 2lslanocr asbcitcu cbeno ant
geo6le unicreS qan0es inoem iie i1.
rc @cihaiie betrei6ea pic bic III
IeuiihlaHo cta6Iirien fraa30ii6ar
@mHlclHc bort "a, o5er Die ihon
oQr ogui arlc8e Dor @2aabeuge beto'
uirte0 4laiiornien 5nr ghlilielhua
SCI 9icienaeIdate2 (9bcn crli 6criH.
iet 0er a5i8dro ipc III aPaubclae
uu0 III Iiuiir4cu II aud per 1t,
Dl6ie babe man betonirtc 'Elatior.
men, leeiere poA ener oeltl1en bes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-27
Mlan luIr0 Nm slrIene erfIn1eriIdl.

Wlan wirO im Gricge crfinDcriidJ.
@eIiebte Glternl Seute am .Spnn-
tng cinen @rief. ser bod nettcr lit
ais cine 9Soiifarte. Sd bin felt s ll6r
@ormitta1s olf Sen @einen, babe
Sen mobnlihen 9lusbau ser &1ble
iibernonmcn. Gieie 9on0iiein9oh.
len IN pelheu mir, nie Glb idlon
aeidriebeu. iirlner AS Shlnoen iit
Gcieroc liegeu iiuo ie6r tief nit bic.
len @dngen un0 @laeen mo Dem
entiprehcnoeH 3ug; mir wareu i'm.
mer bis 5mn auie ciSlalt,
glim babe i'd ourd mcine 9eute
Dor einem @ana cine g9ano 3e6en
uno oieieu 0ouo nit 6lBbooen belle
9en laiien Nicr5u baben mir ein
Saus in 0loulin ean5 auseinanoer
eenonuueu nuo sic 6uBboocn ber.
auSacidgt. sic @dnoe uoAber pieoer
alS @an0c IN ser N0ble eingciest
Gor ocn ginaana ser Soble miro
eiu 9roBeS 56or gemaft uno, oanif
mir iuenigiiens etiuaS 2idt betonis
men in cas- 16or bic Seiiter bonn
9iIheridjranf oes ShuQebrers pon
9loiilin oeiebt. Sir Die @lannidof
ten iino erb0bte 2ugerit0iten ldngs
ser @ano semaht mo nit Strob
ousgefiiat Geien lmo &ohheroc limo
auiaeiieIlt, ais Gicnrobr 5unl 8oudls
a63ug ueroeu Gadlrinnen perpcnoet
So. man miro I'M &riege eriineeriidl
imo mcnu man icine &euie an sic
ridtige STEELE iiclt, miro alles ge
idoiit. Ger Heaimcniscouunou1eur
Bot iiir morgea aud iolbe 5liBb6oen
bciicat 8ier in ser &oble lcben ipir
Sans gut mir 9o5eu eiuen iebr ldo.
ien @oh6er0. porauf Elm auaelcrnter
Sod Stmeiue. INN &in0crbratcn 3u.
5creitet Neiiie 9}iting haitcu mir
@otelctt NIT 9ioientobl iulO &artoi-
ieln @cute mdlen mir ans oel
@dricu; aus @eis mo aafao nahen
mir Sdotolaoenptooing. llm y
ll6r baiicu mir 6elogottcsoienli, lehr
crbebeno nit 9roBartiger gInWrahe
ii6er u0nlte mas Ii bait ooB nie
manO Oeine arone uebme4 0ine
siitc init lut be6angcu Elm arl3iTlr
ino 5luei 0eudtcr ouS Ser ganj jrs
iomnicngcidoieneu fai6oliidea SIR
de por Der gQtar redtS lno lints
cine @eme5rpnroni0e iuo ene
Srommel oo3piiden Scr sSiarrer,
mir i'm &olbomitel nit lalicren &ol.
b0rten im0 rHieren init &e1ni be-
ihmueieH SaAeu orrma berum Is
mar eine ie6r er9reiienoe Stnnoc.
nsbrnncrieu, pir sfa sDemib.n Goyreiptn'
teuiea" ulcli pNulnid MGR Huft1tlmdflH &C.
halifu Vno ottrlgl otr Cilee nnpon pef xeis'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-27


Hitter obiQer llcberhriit idlreibt
sic .aolniidc &olfs5eihmg~ (Gcn.
trumSblot) pom 20. glopen6er:
Sn oieier crnIten &riegs8eit ga
oos oclttl6e |olf iid0 ee5pimacn
Iic6t inter bohiter aroftalibiehng
oic @reu3en uuo oie g8eItouigobc
ieincs @oterlanoes, ole inn 6ricocn
cuuobcnen geiitigeu ino materiellcn
5iIter aeaen cine ltcbermodt rdnte'
boiler 5einoe 5u uertbeioigeiL ge.
miunt cine fortaciette Ncibe mcrt'
miiroiger Griheimmaen aus Der
&rieaSgeihihte Der lcBten 5uan5ig
Sabre cine lcbrreihe uno oorim be.
ionocrc @eoeutuno. 1896 IN ser
Grptbr1o unterlagen senon iuie
elf Sabre iritber IN Goliting mo.
oerne &epetirgepebre uno @eihiibe
QedcniIber Dcrroiteten StcinldloB'
oeucbren 4feilen iuo 2on5en ocren
9rdacr entflonmt mareu BON Der
@caeiiierug nit Der lie ocn beimi.
ihcu @ooeu pertbeioigten- 1899 in
Snoafrita traf oos gleide Sdidial
mobl ousac6iIoctc, BON tapferen 81
fi5icren 6cicbliqtc 8cruisioloaten
acgenii6er oft an 3abl gcrirgeren
eilig 5uiammen gcroiftcn bepoilue'
ten 8irgerqorocL ocren bonn @ilug
ee1olic 9lniiibrer iie i'm 98irtbidoits'
fittel 5un Sturme iiibrten lpieoer.
I'M uernose Der aroit Die i6ncu oie
9iebc 5u &oierlono ilno 6reibeit elm.
fl6Btc,
1904 crgriii cine Ileine glrmee
bon 5undhit mr 33 9otoiaonen 8
Gslo0rous uno % 9otterien zines
bis oa6hi fam beodteten oiiatiihen
SnicIuoIfes, 0cnen 5olooteu ihon
biniintIid i6rer pbDiiiden llnanie6n'
lidfcit pielfoN ais ninoerucribig
onaeipbcn murocn sic itrotegiibe
Giiciiioe acgeu cine enropoilhe
oiroBmo6t, sic Inn oieic 3eit 6ereits
nebr ais 200 @atoiaone, l7S Gsfo.
0rons luo 6S 9ottcricn nobililirt
botte Die tollfii6ne Cifcniipe pes
Sdmdhcren fiibrte 5ur ldlicBliben
@crniAtiua oes @esnerS, Dem cS
aa5i ic6r an Den noroliiden 6ntto'
rem Nm Siege ie1lte-
i9li/12 DermoAte ouf Dem blllt'
qciranftcu Soumc oer tripolitant.
lbcn Stiiitc cine bis gum gleroplan
moocrn ousgeriiiiete Qlrlucc tros
ibrcS 6erporrogeno tiihtigen un0
ihucioiaen Gii5iercorps IN einenl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-27

miideu Sabrit ser auseblid oas
@elo 3im @eiterbau bon @ebduocn
asaeaauacu mar poraeiinoen Iic
9leo) Iieie gdubergeididte iiber
triiit nod Die ii6cr 9laggi Sd itellc
mir DOT, oaB es in neucreu Sabriteu,
mctolnr0iihcn ooer heuiihen mobl
4lotiormen ge6en miro. Tie oellt.
ideu 9IrtiIleriiien iino ooun iutelli-
gent aenug, I'M iie 5u 6enuteu.
Mem uir crit oeutide Staote bela.
germ wer0eu mir iolhe Ginger &c.
miB and porbereitet iiuoeu oie oann
mo6l pou irau5oiiiheu Spionen ge-
baut luoroeu iino lluo Ole pielen
Geutihclt Ole man perbaitetel
Wa6rbaita, oieS ndren allies Spione,
oieie armen Sogelobner oie, I'M 40
5raufeu monotlid 3u peroiencn wie
Sic Sflopeu arbeiteu @lmibt ibr
mirtlih, Seoeruam iei intelligent
genug, im ais Spion oieuen SIT
fonnen2 2oro @ur3on bat IN ieinen
3poli arieasge6oteit mabrbaitig ci.
nes pergeiieu namlih: @ebt g(bt
oaB end oieie Spioueuiurdt nidt 81
Soioieu madtl
g9ic iebr oicies @ebot am @lase
mare, bemertt bier5n Die u@oiiii6e
3eihma" 5eiat cine uns iiber 3iirid
3uge6enoe &ariier Nlelorm9 bel Der
man iib fraaen miiB. Oh babel mebr
0abmuib ooer gtieocrtradt cine
8oac ipicIt Seou gouoet idreibt
ndnilh in ieiner aglction 6rancaiie"
iuter Dem 1itel Die Sago aui oie
oeiiiiben &onicr" 9ci geidlaanab.
nnmaen bel ocltihen 6irmeu miIilc
man iic6 aud nit ben Der Dentiden
9anf Scr Cresoencr @ont lu0 Der
9crliner Giscontogeiclidait nabe.
itebeuoen aud mter Shpei5cr STAG
oc icaeluoen 9anieu beiaiicn Doie
nidt mir aeibaitlideu 3wcdcn Die.
ncn, lonOcrn in g9abrbcit Gentrcu
ocutiher Spiouage biI0en mo bic
pirtlib icnes pon 8ismard poraus.
aeioate mirtbiAaitlide Seoan 6rant.
reihs berbegciiibrt babcn Cab cS
nod Diclc iolbe giebt, oafir elm 9ei.
ipiel innlitteu Eoris criiiirt cine icbr
bcoeuteaoc @ont, 0eren 0bci Gin III
glr9entiuien naturaliiirter oeutiher
Suoc III. Ger critic 9c0ollmdbtiate
oes Soiies iit iddiiidcr &eicrucoiii.
jcr. Tlrh oieies Saus mluoen
idbrlib iiir Qiaioneu ocuti9c gsaa.
rem eiugeii6rt. Gas &apital oer
@ant, III 5rantreid gc5eihnet gc50r
ar6Btcnt5eils Der Iresoener gant
lm0 scr Observation-Disclosures Bum
SMaocu ibrer Depolitdre Bat Ne and
oeltidJe ariegsanlci1e ge5cihuet mo
IN Sen criteu Eaaen Ser Wlobiliiation
i1r @orteicllilc naA eincm neiltraleu
ziaat 6c6rddlt. 20 crlitiren iob
ciuc lPenae &duier, bic. uatcr idwei
5criihcr imo 6oadnoiiher TcdaoreI
Il, III @irtlihtcii, wie ii6rigcns alc
natiraliiirten Icutihcn imo Better.
rcider. 0eueu man uie Der A'eit nib
trauen muB Spiona0e treiben"
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-27

Mbrnncntm, air sen ,,1emibtn Eoyfeiptns
ucuira" nldli uHuifiH nnrr Huft1tlmdflG &C.
halieu, lno gtbclgn. per Cillce pnpou per xcie'
pbDn cher Nyihlla NittbcilNu9 80 Wndeu,
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-04-15
DEVOURED "a EGGS.
Two l.. &. Students INDUCED i'm a
Contest Easter Sunday Morning
and ate "a Eggs

On Easter Sunday morning two
popular l.. G.. students made a wager
as to which one could eat the largest
number of eggs. So the cook at the
college boarding quarters was pres
sed into service boiling the hen fruit
and he was kept busy for quite a
while, as any good housewife knows
that 1t would take up quite bit OF
her valuable time to boil Ga eggs, or
little over five dozen. When the
first setting" of eggs were ready
the boys opened up bombardment
on them that would make the fall
of Santiago dwindle into insignifi-
canoe. The cook was kept as busy
as the boys and when the five dozen
and four had been boiled and devour-
ed their was faint cry of enough
coming from the boys, and after an
inventory was taken of the number
eaten it was found to be about an
even break 80 and "a eggs respec-
lively. We wager these boys will
not be in favor of any cheap eggs
coming in from china for the next
Ga years.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-04-15
OFFICIALS VISIT DEBORAH.
Rock Island Officials Visit DEBORAH
and Decide DEBORAH Branch in
Best Condition of Whole
Line.

Vice President A. c. Ridgeway, of
the Rock Island railroad is making a
tour of the lines of that road, accom-
panied by many of the officials of the
road. The special arrived in Cedar
Rapids on Wednesday and left
soon after for tour of inspection
over the DEBORAH branch.
The tour of the vice president, ac-
companied by the officials in an an
nual spring affair. The officials
make this tour each year to inspect
the tracks and see in what condition
they are when the spring season
opens. Another trip is made in the
fall to see what sections of track are
in the best condition, and the section
foremen are awarded prizes.
The first prize for the best division
fell to the division foreman in Cedar
Rapids last year. The officials de
cided, after trip over the system
that the track between Cedar Rapids
and Burlington and the DEBORAH
branch was In the best condition of
the whole line.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-04-15
Home From the Hospital.

Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Blufadt ar
rived home Saturday from La Crosse
where they have been for the past
two months. Mr.. Blufladt under
went an operation for appendicitis,
and was in a serious condition for
number of weeks, but received the
best of care and attention and is now
rapidly recovering AS yet he has
not regained his strength fully, but
it will only be a matter of short
time before he will be as well as
ever, which will be good news to his
many friends.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-04-15
Grace Church Services Fine

Lent has passed once more. Holy
week with it's sadly, solemn duties
performed, and glorious Easter-tide
reigns, to make us all a happy and
thankful people.
The three services held by the
Reverend Wn. McVettie were we'll at
tended. The music was unusually
good, and the little church was suit
ably and prettily decorated, the al
tar bearing many beautiful memorial
flowers. Appreciative congregation!
attended each service, and the offer
ing was unusually large.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-04-15
Married Yesterday.

A marriage which calls forth the
congratulations Of many friends was
solemnized yesterday morning at
$50 when Mr.. Ole A. Nelson and
Miss Grace Alberta Christen were
united in marriage at the home of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert Christen on the West Side. Rev.
M. Willett Of the Congregational
church performed the ceremony.
This marriage unites two of De-
corah's very best young people. Mr..
Nelson is a young man of the highest
character, born and raised in this
county, and has a host Of loyal
friends. He holds a responsible po-
sition as salesman in the Frank A..
Germann Clothing Store. His bride
comes from one of Decorah's best
families, is young lady of grace
and refinement, and her friends are
legion, and they all join with Public
Opinion in extending congratulations
and best wishes for long and happy
married life.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson departed yes
terday on the 1880 Milwaukee on a
honeymoon trip to Waterloo and
Chicago. On their return they will
make their home on the West Side
in fine residence recently purchas-
ed by Mr.. Nelson.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-04-15
Proud of EIruska.

Davenport, Iowa, April 13.--Man-
agcr Ned Egan of the Ottumwa club
is in Davenport, where he is playing
his recruits against the Davenport
team. In addition to organizing his
phenoms, Egan is doing lot of brag-
ging about his new catcher. The
object of Egan's admiration is Back
stop Hruska, young Bohemian Of
Calmar who was with the st Paul
and La Crosse teams of the Northern
league last year.
The many DEBORAH friends of Mr..
Hruska will be glad to know of his
success.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-04-15
LITERARY COMMISSIONS"
Being Series of Dementia Hallu'
cinations Reported Semi-Occa-
sionally for This Paper.
(By Ernest c. Foster.) Copyrighted.
How Cities are Made.

(By Ernest c. Foster.) Copyrighted.
How Cities are Made.
A station is point on any rail
road where there is cinder platform
on one side of the track and an ele-
vator on the other. The inhabitant
of stations operates the platform
twice day and the elevator three
months in the year The remainder
Of his time is spent in an effort to
make living Tor his family.
1t requires only two generation:
and continued good crops to attrack
general store, newspaper, and a
cemetery. The opera house, church,
school, and politician follow in their
order, after which the station has
only to await the next census enumer-
alton to get on the map in lower
case letters and be referred to in the
marginal index as village.
The village stage in municipal life
is that era in which the postofIice
box numbers do not run higher than
275, and while the residents point
out every telephone pole with more
than one cross-arm as evidence OF
their right to recognition in the COM
mercial world
Another twenty years, void of cy-
clones and contlagarations, generally
develop such feeling Of unrest that
something more than matrimonial
ties is needed to hold the population
together and keep the municipal me-
tamorphosis headed in the right di-
rection. The village board then
meets and orders a city charter and
the destiny OF, the City is placed in the
hands of its first mayor This digni-
tary starts a reform and kills the
town, or inaugurates an annual chau-
tauqua and Sunday ball and sees the
city grow faster than a politician s
appetite for power.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-04-15
Former Resident Dead.

Saturday j. J Tavenir received a
telegram conveying the news OF the
death OF his brother, Leonard, at Or
chard, Nebr. The deceased was the
Youngest member Of the family and
resided in DEBORAH years ago, and
has many old friends here who will
be grieved to hear Of his death. Mr..
Tavenir and son Herman departed
Sunday night to attend the funeral.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-04-15
Shipped 90 Head Horses.

During the past week Anderson
Bros. shipped IS head of horses to
VIM. Post & Son at East Wiliston,
Long Island, New York. The ship
ments were made over the Rock Is
land via U. S. Express. Two more
cars are ready to go as soon as the
express cars arrive. Draft horses
are coming into their own again and
are in great demand in the cities.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-04-15
NJ. T.. Church Notes.

The Sunday School reached higf
water mark Sunday when their Mis-
sionary Offering amounted to $4,000
Thirteen united with the church OF
Easter Sunday. This makes a tota
of thirty-nine since the opening Of
the conference year last October.
Sunday Services, a. m.-"Divine
Illumination.
p. M.-"The Power of Habit
Special music. All are cordially in,
vited to attend
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-04-15
Meeting at Nordness.

A meeting will be held at the
school house at Nordness Friday
evening, April 18th, at o'clock
sharp for the purpose of considering
the question Of building a hall and
also to decide whether to build a
township hall or a private hall. All
that are interested will please meet
up.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-04-15
Peter Common Dead.

r. H. Common received a telegram
Monday conveying the sad news OF
the death of his brother, Peter, at
Park River, N. D., on Saturday He
was former resident of Allamakee
county. Mr.. Connor departed Mon
day to attend the funeral.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-04-15
Re-appOinted Teacher at Thief Rive

Miss Luella Lee, Of DEBORAH, who
has been teaching in the high school
at Thief River, Mimi, for some
time past, was reelected last week
and at a nice increase in salary,
which will be good news to her many
DEBORAH friends.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-04-15
Sigurd Rogue Elected Principal.

Albert Lea, Mimi, April 49,
Prof. Sigurd Rogue of DEBORAH, la.
has been elected principal of the Nor,
wegian Synod located in this city. EIe
succeeds Prof j. Z. Thoen, who re.
Gently resigned Prof Sigurd Reque
is a son Of Prof. and Mrs. l.. s
Rogue.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-04-15
Opens Office mt CaImar.

T. Johnson of DEBORAH has leas.
ed the west room OF the Weselmann
d Herr building and will open an
office to handle his stock remedies
and extracts, and will also carry pia-
nos Miss Ella Foss will have
charge OF the place. Calmar Cour-
Ter.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-04-15
Strawberries on Market

The lucious strawberry made its
first appearance in DEBORAH Saturday
for the 1914 season. ii. j. Hutchin-
son received fine shipment from
Florida, and they proved very popu-
lar, with a great many dinners, for
Easter dinner.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-04-15
Helping Hand Society,

There will be meeting of tn,
Helping Hand Society at the Wood
men Hall, Friday, April 18th. Mrs
John Stoskopf and Mrs. David Stew
ems will entertain. Everybody cor
daily invited.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-04-15
Hospital Foundation Progressing.

Fred Carlson and his crew OF men
have the cement foundation for De-
corah's new hospital well under way
and prospects bid fair to finish 1t
this week. With good weather Con-
tractor Coffeen will have the build
ing raising from it's foundation in a
short time. The more one looks at
the sight the better he likes it. II
is an ideal spot, and when the hospi-
tai is finished the people Of DEBORAH
and vicinity will be greatly pleased
with il.
-O----
Spring clothes are ready Ger
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-04-15

Our assortment of boys knee
pants suits are exceptionally fine-we
show large line of the new black
and white fine mixed goods, also the
black and white stripe. S. Larsen.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-04-15
Sold Fine Farm.

Christen Bros, closed a deal Fri
day for the sale of the Frank Kjell-
gren farm in Button township to
John o. Iverson.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-04-15

A bill has been introduced in the
legislature of Manitoba to prohibit
the employment of white women and
girls in any factory or place of bust
ness owned or managed by Chinese
or Japanese.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-04-15

Every article that you buy from
Us is guaranteed by us just as repre-
sented. II anything fails to give you
satisfaction we are here to make
right. Germann, Clothier.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-04-15
Girl Wanted.

To do general house work in small
Enquire at this office.
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