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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-07
..glIorulonO QJ3otor6out. 0iln6.0 z

Ter a9RarDIonO Wlotorboot-Gmb~
aicbt ieiueu Niitglieocrn nor9en
9lohulittaa IN oeiien Glubbaile am
SiBe ocr9i06iiiroBn cine nlIiitaliIdl'
literariide llnter6altmHg bel welder
Sr. IS. s. Selnbura BON Rcip-yorr
cnlen Srtrag iiber oeu Ban, Den Se'
irieb rub Die Reparatnren pom V'os
torbooicu ballen miro. Gin Ball lia-
oct an IL Diar5 IN Dem Sofale Aatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-07
gicrsioItiinOiac @cGstc.

9lm morgigen Sonntag luer0en
nit elmer pom @ater Somes 6. %.
nabue celebrirten SoHnelIe 0as 40.
Itiinoige @ebet in ser fotboliidcu
Ct Tatrids-airde, au ser Gdc BON
YrooowoD mo 9antitrobc i6ren
9lnfung ne6men. Batter 9ernarO Nlc-
9lomara miro ais giafon, Gater &.
Z. @beelcr ais Su6Oiafon nn9iren.
Sin ausge5ei1netes MuIifproqramm
miro bon Dem G6or unter 2eitung
oeS Directors 6reOerid ". Suber
unO inter N}itwirhmg iolgenoer
Soliiien abgeiuidelt weroen. Sophia
0iom6, Sopron; gillian 9tnSpad,
Pit; Charles q. NlcGauH Ienor;
grnno SairleD, Barton; GotparO 5.
@ciS. 9oB. Ger begabte inngc Bio.
llnipieler D}ar 9loienitein miro bel
Dem N}oracn-@ottesoienitc ipiclcn.
I'm l5S llbr 9I6enOS lperOcn Geipcr-
Mellel geilmgen merOcn. Gas BRO
gramm fir Den lag miro mnidlien:
NGeiic !, Sacre-coeitr~ BON @onnoo;
GraOualc, Gioliniolo bon Diar 9io-
ienIicin; Sniroit, o@eui Creator"
BON i. 81. Sn6er ,Eonis 2lngelicus"
BON 6uudep; Geipern rFialmen"
BON @regorian rGbor SohI~ bon
Germ, ulantlm @rgo" Dou Gn6ois
un0 ,,9au0ate" bon @regorian
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-07

Sn ben gieriortep Der ognlericdn
grcpcrD" iino sriplitbelOe itarfcnoe
Giacnihaitcn entbnltcu peId)e Die
idwode Stelle errciAen imO oos Sp-
Icm ncic bcle6eu. ,Solacc~ lit cine
aaeni6albcu beliebic Sorte. ailir
nit spei Iubeno @iutflpiheu $L0O.
@roiierei: Sarforo.2lpc., &iaen. nno
Monumcnt. 5traBc. (9'dr57)
(glu3cae)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-07
Bon Gee unO Safcu.

Bosnia" briuot 1s0 @oiiaaiere unO
cine groBe 9Injabl Ibiere iiir
5ooIoeiide @arteu aus Samblirg.
ger5ogerte 9lbfa6rt zines Gam.
piers nod 9loriolt. 9lnOere
Stiffs.9iadritten
Nlit 1s0 3miihcuocuds- -Goiiagie-
rem unO ciner gon5eu Meuogeric
miloer Gbicrc miro 6eute bon Scr
nSumburg-9lmerifo-2inie" bier ser
Gan1pfer Bosnia" eriportet. Gr
miro am @ier Scr. 6, Canton onlc-
gen. Die llnteriuhnng DER @iuwon.
OerrngS s9eb0rOen miro au 9orO oeS
SdiifcS eriolgen.
Die Ibiere, sic Die ,9osno~ NIT
bringt fomaeu aus Dem Sogehbed-
ihei Ibierpart mO iiuO fir 0ie uer-
idieoeneli 3oolo9iiden @drten 9lme.
rito's 6eitimmt Qoutnter iiuo "a
Stomclc, / Maiier,8iiiieI, A diHuS,
6 2anio's, 6 9(ntilopen mo me6rcrc
@oIarbdren.
% Observation-Disclosures a | eiueTi
8ois DompfcE
Ger Gompier u@itD of 9InnapoIis~
BON ser Gbeiopenfc Sd)iifa6rts @e-
ieaihoit, lit nit etiuo iehsitiinoiger
Ieripdtlng ilu 1880 ecIteru Dor.
uittag nah ieinem geitimmungsortc
@eit %oint, 3d., a6gefobrcn. Gieie
ger50gerlHg mar oaOurh entitanOen,
oaB Der SoHoritdcDlinoer ser @}o-
idine Oeieft geiporOen mar Sn oeni
idnperen Sdneeitutni uno Dem g}e-
BEL Ser bei Der glbfabrts5eit 6erridte,
mitBte man beionOers longiom unO
poridtig io6reu lmO infolgcoeiien
luiroe Der olif ocr 11aidine loitenoe
Irud 10 ltorf, OoB elm 3apfen ais
geitoBen lpurOe. Gegen Z llbr @or-
Hittags benodrihtigte Capt Wloon
bic Dieligen 9iircollr BON Dem I'm
faIl Ger FrdiiOeut Scr @eieliHoit,
Gapit0n Sen Compton, erbielt ole
9ladritt in ieiner 4ripotpo6nung
in RoIouo-Forf imo elite iofort sum
Saiiie- ylod mc6rItiuoiecr 9lrbeit
ipnrOc Die Maidinc lpicoer in StanO
aeictt nuo Sic ,Gitu OF 9lnuopoliS~
iebte NIT i6ren 80 Yoiiaoicren uno
eiuer groBcn 6rodtIaolnq sic @ci-
terrciie tort.
8 er rGnmpicr nSowan" 6olN
fertig.
Ger Coupler nSowon" ser Sine
ricon8oUoiim Sieomibip SO" IN
yfciu-yorf ge6t jebt ieincr 9ollen.
ouiig entae9en. Ger Gompfer wnroc
i'm @onuor BON Stapel eclaiieu, uno
bat Iolgenoe 9l6neIiungen Ala Sub
III Der 9dngc, SO Iub in ser 9reitc
nnS 81 SUB in ser Gicfc. CT MRS
cine @eidpnnOigteit pon IA 9notet
IN Der StunOc cntipidcn. 0ieier
Compiler lit elmer ocr odt elcIGen
Sdiifc ser 9lorDlon0 Steel Goni-
ponp, Don oeh1u 6 idon in 9ctrieb
iino. Ger nddite gonpier, ser uOm
Siapel seloiien miro, lit Der nS6io.
an" 3uei Yro6melL Die bic Gonl-
poonic iiir Die FeultiDloonio 9o6n
bort, ioIlcn nod in Oieicm @lonot oO
eelieiert werOcn Sic iino oo5u be-
ltimnlt ieucr9cid6rlide 6raht 5u
lidteit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-07

Sir a1arblonSlil ilHo ocu Giitrift
Columbia beiite tribe mo leihter
Sdnee; perdnoerIi6e 0inoc.
Die boHIte Seuperatur am geitri-
acn Gage betriig 35 c5rao 5piiden a
ino ~ llbr 9ornIittaes mo Die
1ueorigitc 80 @rao Inn 6 ll6r Nlor-
geng.
Sn Den iibrigeu g8etter.9eo6ad-
tlngs.Stationen 0eS 9anoes mar Die
nicorigitc 5enlpcrahur mic iolgt.
gItlontic-GitD 80, gismard %,
Bolton 32, Buffalo "a GbarleIton
4i. Chicago "a, GIepelano 30, Cor.
pms G6riiti so, Qeuper "a, Detroit
2s. GuInt6 2S, Gaitport 30, @alpc-
iton 80, @reen Ban 30, Sotteros AZ,
SABRE "a. @elena 34, Sadionpinc
80. anuins. Gitu 30, anoroiae 40,
Souisoiae "a. D9orouette 26. @cm-
pbis 40, MontgomerD ~, Wontreal
lG. 9lautldet 30, gtep.Crlcons "A,
glcw.2)orf 30, oklahoma 30, 8itts.
burab 81, Rbilaoelp6ia 80. Bort
lanO. 0ic, 26, @ortlono Ore, AS,
Gucbcc 20, 9ialeigb "a, Salt 9ofe
Giip 40, Snu 6raucisco 50, ct.
&olds 36, ct. @aul 80. Scrantou
80, Shreveport 40, Spofane %,
Gampa "a, Mai6iugtou 80, @iuHi-
nen iG.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-07

StroBe eingeloufen, Ser Serrn 9ouis
Sdnei5l boriuirit ieine ueritorbene
6roit miB6ouoelt 81 bu6eu. Ssie
ueit oieie 9eiduloiellhgen auf @o6r-
belt beruben bemiibt iic1 iest Oie 80
li5ei beraus5uiinoen. 9iS6er 6o6cn
Oie 9Ioditellungeu mr. inioiern ein
&eiultat gebo6t, ais man 6erous-
iano, OaB Serr Sdnnei5l ongeblid
Elm GROCER 6relno geiitiger @etrdufe
iein ioa. 9IngebIid ioa ser Nlann
oud Oeriu6t bobeu oen 9eicbnom
ieI6it aus Dem Soitc 81 idaiien.
9lnorep 6. 6euB.
@on ieiner @obnung, 9lr. 1904,
observation-disclosures, ans fonO ge-
itern 9Iadmittag uuter groBer9etDc'-
ligung BON 9eiotrogenOeu Die Beer
oigung oeS am Gienitag @ormittag
i'm 9Ilter BON IA Sa6ren Deritor6enen
Serrn 9lnorep 6. 6euB itott. Ser
geiietlng ouf Dem n2ou0on @arf-
SrieObofe" ging cine erbebenOe Grau-
arieier ooraus, BEL ueI6er Yoitor&of-
monn BON ser n3ious-3ir1e~ lnO
9aitor &ogue pom Ser r9lsceniion-
Stride" Die Observation-Disclosures le-
tcteu DlitgIie0er Der .Sinceritp-
2oge" ser sSreimourer flngirten ols
9obrtiidtrdgcr, wd6renO gIeit5eitig
idntltlide @roB Snipeftoreu ser
@roB-9oge OeS 6reimourer.Sroen5
Ser @eerOiglmg 6eilpo6utcn. Ger
Gobin9ei6ie0ene lpirO BON ieinar
@ittlpe, einc geborene Seanette 9lOe-
fine Gliditeiu, iouie 5pei So6ne, cine
Sodter, pinen Yrnoer mo cine
SHmeiter iiberle6t. 2ebterc, Irdi-
lein Caroline IsliB, licgt our 3eit in
Ser glcidcn @obnpmg ibtper fronf
Oonieoer. Giner ser So6nc fam 81
reft non 5lori0o sur 9eeroiglmg oeS
Goters.
9(ler. s. SoncS.
Gin in gan5 @oltimDre befonntcr
Dionn lit geiteru in Scrrn 9IIcronser
i. Sones bon 9}r. 704, 92orOs9rooO'
woD, geItor6eu. Serr Sones mor Oas
gon3c lette So6r binOlrt nicbt mcbr
reht seiino lmO frditia, mllBte ober
crit Der9ongenen Olontog iih feit 81
9ett legen. Tie Computation per
iHieoener &ronfbeiten bat jebt lmer-
martet ieinen 9oO berbcigefii6rt. Sr.
Sores mar louqe 3eit 6ei Der
oGonneo @ooos @rdunge~ ais Sc-
fretGr angeiteQt imo in oelr Icbten
Sn6reH ieines 2e6ens ais @ice-%rGii'
bent Der @roaOpap Spor-9unf t6d-
tig Gr NOR ser So6n oes peritor6c-
nen Captain 9IIerouoer Sones uuo
biuterIdBt ieiue @ittwc, Sugi EoHtcr
uiO Orei Shipeitarn.
s. Q. 9omman.
Seute g3ofmittag Inn 2 ll6r miro
Die geeroieuno Oes am Gouncritag
inr Sitter BON GO So6reu beritorbcncu
Scrru Siaac Sgonor @opmau Don
ieiner @obnirng, glr. 1919, @cit.2Qu'
uolc-StroBe, ois itottfin0cu Ger
Gdbingcid)ieoeuc NOR wd6ren0 ocr
Iettcn q Sabre in Dem @rlmocigcu-
tblunS.SonOel t6dtig gcmcien. @cbo-
rem pilroe er in Strosbllrg, ga, &c
ben iener g9ittiuc iibcrle6en i'm cjl
So6n Garo 5. 8oipmon. ino 5lucI
Go1ter, SSrou @. n, Settler uuo Jrl
Gleonor goumm Die 9eiIabln1
miro auf ocm Grub 9fioge-6rieo'
hofe" erfolueu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-07
,1h QRerifu.

o.. @crnar0 6. Steiupr, ser
9iblioi6etar Der ,euodl 9rott Grei.
9ibliot6ef~ 6ielt gciiern 9lbeuo in
Dem 3peigc glr. "A, an ser ode BON
(garriion- uuo Gallmpap.glucma ci-
men 9orirag iiber v6iiui @oc6eu IN
Mlnrifn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-07

Tie 01itglieocr oes aueicPiden
5treihauartetts warcn bel einem III.
oiii8ieQea @a6eIiriibitiid aeiteru oic
Bditc oeS uSloreitan Clubs" in Oel-
fen Glnbbalic. Sr. Sarolo 9lan.
oolpb. Der 4rdiiocut Oes u6lorciiaH
)GlibS,~ fiibrtc ben Goriib.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-07
lSOIi,iit bcrIebt.

%oli5eiiergeant 9lobcrt Z. 9loel
bon DER norOoitlihcu @oli6ciltatlo"
iuiiroc aeitern Nlorgen infolgc gIlls.
oleitenS auf Oeiu Giie erbe6lif a''
Der Seitc ucrlebt. @ei'm Wior9en'
grauen wirOe an ocm Seueralarm'
9lpparot all ser Goen- nno AlcGlocl
rp-StraBc Elm foliher 9llarm apg'
aebeu, unO ols Der @oli5iit idnell Du u,
bin ellen woIlte, glitt cr ollT opn'
@fIaiter aus ilno 500 iid Die 9el'a''"O
ten Yerlebungen 5li. gr fonllte nvg '',
einen TolBeinieloefaiten crreIwsS"
mo er6at SiiIic gr lit in Sc0a''O
lung oes Foli8ci-2lr5tes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-07

Tos Belo miro lrnter Der 9luiiicbt
Der ,Scoeroteo Charities 10 Derpal.
tet oaB Die gan5e geiammeltc Sim.
me III p0hentliden Raten an bic
NiiIisbeoiiritigen a6aeleiert miro
sir ieoen @eitrag miro inn ~Geiit.
iden GorreiponoenteH4 prompt Qiiit-
4irf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-07

pNluHi.9Iiassmis'- 3eaieIb 5ones".
,,0DiUHial"-- GHc San"
,,1ofb g.. gpnrin WnriicO"
,,tjaDril" Bab 9tuosYoricrS"
yWlnrDlanb -SduocDillc Ino 4anoelbiloer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-07

Sonnelaufgafg 80. , 6 Il. 81 90.
SonnemuteraanSg 6 II. A SO.
@ouountcrgang 3 II. 26 Q.Moroens
6htb' ..At.1l l@l.145 DC. @}orgens
Shltb g llt2l Sc. 9iadmittagS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-07

Phi oas eriudeu ocs ,Geutihen
Gorreiponoenteu frcipiaigc @aben
fir Den $l00-5ouo fir oaS arme alte
oeutihe g5epanr bei5uiteueru imO
geiern Die iolgenoeu 9eitrdgc troB
0es iAIedten g9etiers eindeaanaen:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-07
9luauit s. at6 M a II.

9iad lGnaerer &ronf6eit Itor6 TN
9llter BON 60 SSa6ren 9[iguIt aatb-
man III ieincr @obultng, 98r. 200t
Gbriitian4StroBc Serr &ot6nan
mar in GeutiGIon0 ge6orcn lmO fam
nod Jung OIL Sa6rcn bercitS mad, Den
@sreinigten Stooten. Gr mar ein
@litgIie0 Ser ySt. @eorgs Sitter"
OcS DlIna66dngigen SrOenS ser sep.
talop6eu" lnO ser ,.Gigarrennia6cr.
Union Gar. II. gteben ieiuer gSittmc,
SSrou @il6ilnino @ot6mon ii6crle.
ben i'm ieds Gohter, 6rau SSobonna
9lclIcl Srmt MarD Se0Orid, Srou
glaneS s. Shrei6er itno Srol glnnie
Gdert, ierner ell Sobn Serr Tronf
s. &otbmon imO uein GnfelfinOer
0is 9eerOigung miro 6eute &ormit-
to1 BON ser IA fl. 9lotbbelier- STRIDE,
Ode 2omborOs mo Wiount-Str., ans
itottiinoen. 3ir @eiiebung lit ser
,,Neuc Gotbe0rol-6rieO6of" ouseric'
hpn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-07
.SsracIitiidlrs iyrei.@unacrt.

Nlorgen, 5onntag, Iinoet in sen
Hdmuen ser uSSroeGiiIAeu grjic-
bungS. |eicai6oit~ oaS ndlbitc 6rei-
Gou5crt Itatt. Ger @e9im iii auf
8 ll6r abpnos ielioeicbt. Sri. Qate
Bacon, Die bier bel Srn. 9Irt6ur
9lewItcao llnterribt nnnmt inO Dor
aur5em ein 92itgIieO oe5 ,.Ecaboop
SnititiitS~ gewuroen ill., bat ibre Wlit-
5ugeio0t. 6erucr tretcn SRI.
Sunnab 8reenmooo, Die Sopraul1n-
germ OeS Giltap-9Slace- IcmpelS uno
Ser 5lpeitcn 4SrcSbpterianer Stride,
mo Sr BENJAMIN giien6crg bonn
rGeabooD Nnitihit" ais @ciger mli.
Grl 6lorette 1ambLrgcr bat Die
&IaDlerbegleitun9 iibcrnonlmeu.
sI6onnCntcn, bic ben ,.Senidlcn Cor
relpunDcntcn" nidbt pinftIid ubcr uure.
aclntdfig crEaliCn, iinb acbctcn, her Efs
iire oap0n per Selrpbcn uocr fdriitIi1
81 uadeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-07
l5ran glnno stnmp /.

@on i6rerMobnitug aus. 9Sr. 35tS,
S'IennsG. StraBe. lplrOc geiieru
Nodmiitog I'M ? ll6r Irm glnno
Shln1pi geborene GeO, CUR Iebten
Hube getrogen. Gie @erItorbene, Die
elmer fur5en Gronf6eit erlegen lit,
bat Elm glIter bon 50 SSo6ren erreift.
6rdit Stlmpi lit in 9ein6urg bel
9}iirn6erg geboren unO binterl1Bt
BORT 8 SHipeitern. sic lit 1875 mi;
ibrem 9ruOer no6 9lmerifa gefom,
men, no ibrcr g6c nit Srn Shtmpf
Ser nm ieine Srou iiberle6t, 6 SIN
Der entiproiien. @inc ser 3 Qodter
lit onSerrn Spielmdnu pcrbeirotbet,
in iiingeran 9(lter 6leiben 9 G0htcr
imo 3 SG6ne 5uriid. YoItor 9ob
bielt IN ser gereinigten Gbangcliid
Sut6eriiheu Stride Gde Gaitsslusnue
nn0 Tillon Strobe, einc ergreiienOa
SrouerreOe, naf Der Die 9eiiebing
itottionO. 1ie Geritor6enc mar Gin
0litalieO oes rGpon9.. .9hberiihcu
@irdcn-@ercins~ 0eS n@oiien6olls.
1Sraiien-@crcins" pon 6igblonotoun
uno ser D8rienOibip Sociol gliiocio.
tion~. 9ei Ger 9eItnttmg nngirten
ais 9obrtldtr1ger sic Scrren sSobn
Grmer Soob @liiller Treo, Sd)lpc-
ser. GbnS. @obIt 6rib Gndiit uno
Grit Geihlcr
M}orgarct6e 2 dmei5I.
5ron Nlorgorct6e Sdmei5T, uon
Olr. 1920, Oit9iOolc- -StruBc, lit Dor
gaitern @ornittog einenl Sdlrno-
iu6tslciOen i'm Sitter BON 80 SSabreu
crlegcn. IS ii6erle6eu iie ibr Monit
2ouiS Sdmei5l i6rc Wlutter, Srau
@euet 9nb, cine ShiueItrr 1Srou
&atic SbilmonD. mo Elm 5e6n Nlo.
nate olteS &inO, oos ougen6lidIid
I'M NiercD-0oipitol untergebrad)t it,
Gle 9eerSaing fin0et Nlouto0 @lor
acn 10 llbr bon Ser fot6olii6cn ct.
,Sofobus.airte Itoit, BEL ser 9otcr
Ennl &ubcr sic WIeiic lieit. @eItcrll
9tohnliitoo lit 6ei Ser norOoItlincn
Eoli3eiitotiou I'M 3riqmmcnboug
nit 0ieiein QoOcsioa Gin ononuinet
co...t .e < - 4COO o1fe on.NSf
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-04-08
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

In the District Court, State Of Iowa,
in and for Winneshiek county.
April term, A. d. 1914.
John l.. Syslak, and Bertha S. Sys-
lax, plaintiffs, VS.. Anton Nelson,
Mrs. Anton Nelson. Hanse Tosten-
son, Mrs. Hanse Tostenson. Hans
Anderson. Mrs. Hans Anderson.
Andrew Anderson, Mrs. Andrew
Anderson. Andrew Johnson Schi-
me, Mrs. Andrew Johnson Schime.
Andrew Johnson Skeim, Mrs. An
drew Johnson Skeim. Mrs. B. G..
Nicholson, and B. G.. Nicholson,
husband, Mrs. Anton Kirkeby, and
Anton Kirkeby, husband. Mrs. H.
H.. Evenrud, and II. H. Evenrud,
husband. Defendants.
To above named defendants:
You are hereby notified, that on
or before the 18th day of March, A.
ID. 1914, the petition of plaintiff in
the above enutled cause will be filed
in the Office of the clerk of the Dis
trict Court of the State of Iowa, in
and for Winneshiek county, claiming
of you a decree of the said court, in
equity, establishing that they, to-
6CthCI, diC tiC QoooiutC oWhSio Az
fee simple, and in possession, of the
r. " of the N. e. "a of Section, No
%, and the w. " of the N. w. a OF
Section. No. %, all in Township, No
90, North, Range, No. Z, West of the
9Th p. NJ. Also, asking that it be de-
creed, that all of the said defen,
dants be barred, and forever estopp
ed from having or claiming any
right or title, in and to, the said des
cribed real property, adverse to thc
right and title of the plaintiffs, and
also, asking for any other proper
equitable relief as may be rightfu
in the premises. Also, asking for 9
judgment for the costs of this action
as against any and all of the sai6
defendants, who may appear, and
wrongfully defend against the saiG
petition. A copy of the said petition
will be filed for you. You will govern
yourselves accordingly.
And that unless you appear there
to and defend before noon of the sec
ond day OF the April term, 1914, o.
said court, which will commence a
DEBORAH. Iowa, on the Goth day O
April, 1914, default will be entered
against you and judgment rendered
thereon. liz
FRANK SAYRE,
attorney for Plaintiff
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-04-08
BLUFFTON.
ApriI G. 1914

April 6, 1914.
Mrs. Shelley called on Mrs. Sybert
Wednesday.
Mr.. Hugh Kelly and daughter
Maggie went up to Pat Tyne's Thurs
day Mr. Kelly returned home the
same evening, Maggie remaining I'M
til Sunday.
Mr.. Terry McCabe and his son-in-
ness in Bluffton Friday.
Mrs. Claud Taylor of DEBORAH and
her sister, Minnie Kelly of Burr Oak
township visited Ruth Taylor OF
Bluffton Friday.
Charley Burgess and wife were
DEBORAH shoppers Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monthly of Cresco,
came to Bluffton Friday to see their
grandson Henry Bergman, who has
been very sick. He is much better at
this writing.
Walter McCauley butchered hog
Friday They don't believe in get
ting out of meat at the White House.
The school board is having a
meeting in the hall today.
Otto Bergman is working in our
burg at this writing.
Mr. Art DAVIS made business
trip to Charley Gossman's on Friday
Elmer Greenslade visited his folks
Friday.
Ruth Taylor and Rupert Green
slade, went to DEBORAH the forepart
of the week to attend the play.
MRS Melver has daughter visit
ing her from Hampton.
Elmer Greenslade went to CrescC
Saturday.
Gladys Murdoch is staying with
her grandma Murdoch at this writ
ing.
Rupert Greenslade and his lady
friend were out riding Sunday.
Mr.. H. w. Shelley took Mr.. Britten-
dali to DEBORAH Monday, where he
took the train for Cedar Rapids. Mr.
Shelley returned home with load o.
goods for Mr. Brittendall.
Mrs. H. w. Shelley is with hel
daughter, Bessie, who is sick. RUDE
Wilbur came for her Sunday.
Pat Gallager and children were ir
Bluffton Sunday afternoon calling or
their aunt, Clara Brittendall, tellina
her the good news that Mrs. Elsie
tana this week.
Johnney Green is working for jim
McCaffery.
Willie Dinger has gone up to Lew
Brunner's today, to carry up a sack
of sugar and visit his sister, Mag
gle.
The Sunday school of Button
will have an Easter service, Sunday
the 18th at 10 q. m.
Mr.. Earnest Bergman took his
wife TO Cresco today to consult Dr..
kessel.
There was a canoe at Fl. Mercy's
Saturday night.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-04-08
PLYMOUTH ROCK.
April 6, 1914

April o, IL 4.
Our school commenced this NOR
ming with Miss Agnes Henderson as
teacher.
Miss Lyla Pierce visited at Mrs
Elizabeth McCabe's Sunday
Miss Anna Myers is working for
Mrs. w. Hayes at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Malek went
to Cresco on business Saturday.
Mrs. n. Ellingson assisted Mrs.
Emery Jones with her house clean
ing, a few days last week.
Mrs. A. Monsen and daughter Es-
tella, attended the Ladies Aid at
George Benson's Thursday.
Miss Anna Henderson returned
home Tuesday after two weeks visit
with her sister, Mrs. John Hattie
stad.
Misses Ruth and Ethel Hattlestad
spent part of last week with their
grandma, Mrs. H. Henderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Will O'Brien went
to Harmony today.
Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson mourn
the death of their little daughter
Mabel, age nineteen months. They
have the sympathy of the entire COM
munity in their sad bereavement. The
pall-bearers were Luana Ellingson,
Estella Monsen, and Julia and Nora
Johnson
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-04-08
Lightning Facts.

1t is a we'll known fact that a
building property equipped with a
scientifically constructed, Pure Cop
per Lighting Rod is absolutely safe
from the dangers of lightning. The
United States Government, the Fire
Insurance Companies, the Editors of
leading farm papers are all agreed
that building properly rodded ac-
cording to approved methods is posi-
lively protected frfom the destruc-
tive effects of lightning. / have the
exclusive sale of the Electra Light
ming Rods, manufactured in Cresco,
Ia, and will be pleased to explain the
many special features of this system
to you. w. c. ULMER.
Office at Bidne G. Istad's Hardware
Store, DEBORAH, Iowa.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-04-08
CLAY HILL.
Anril 6 1911

April 6, 1914.
Miss Gertrude Kapler and Anna
Hron of Spillville visited with Lizzie
Williams a few days last week.
Miss Hagar Delaney of Freeport
was a guest of Mrs. John Dinger
Wednesday and Thursday of last
week
Mr.. and Mrs Chas Geottleman
and baby of Franklin Prairie called
on Grandma and Grandpa Goethe
man last Thursday.
Miss Maggie Williams has been
staying in DEBORAH with her sister,
Mrs. ]. WEIGH during Mr.. Welch' S
sickness.
Ben Glover assisted his uncle J.
Dinger in breaking colt few days
last week
Mrs. M. Griebel and daughter
Clara visited with relatives in Madi-
son twp. Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. j. Seegmiller Wis
tied with their daughter Mrs. G. A.
Stortz and family Sunday, little Hell
en-, returning with them for few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Coughlin and Mr..
Robinson of Freeport, Sundayed at
the VIM. Kreuter home.
Mr.. and Mrs. 6. Geottleman were
called to the Noecker home in De-
corah Sunday, on account of the lat
ter's mother being seriously i'll.
Miss Carrie and Mae Hauber OF
Ridgeway were guests at the Chas
Broghammer home a couple of days
last week.
Mrs. Arneson and Mrs. Vine called
on Mrs. j. Quandahl Sunday after
noon.
VIM Lindzemeyer of Prairie du
Chen, Wis, visited with his parents
couple of days last week.
| Mrs. NJ. Griebel entertained al
luncheon, Mrs. Dinger, Mrs. Glover
and Mrs. Sam Geottleman, last We'd
lnesday afternoon.
Mrs Harry Skinner called on Ms
| VIM. Kreuter Friday afternoon.
| Mrs. Sam Geottleman visited with
! friends in rankin Prairie Tuesday
| last
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-04-08
OSSIAN.
ApriI 6. 1914.

APP II v, -
Mrs. Margaret Daniels was De-
corah visitor Tuesday.
John Bachelor of Castalia visited
| friends here Wednesday.
George Owens returned to his
home in Cresco Wednesday,
George Ode of DEBORAH was a bust
ness visitor last week.
Tollif Lummerod came from New
Hampton Wednesday to take care CT
his brother Ole, who was very sick.
Marjorie Gunderson came from
Red Wing, Mimi, last week to spend
! her vacation with her brother and
family.
Mrs. Tom Baxter came from Du-
! buque Thursday to visit her mother
Mrs. Boyle.
Miss Alma Huber of Calmar was
visitor at the H. ]. Ettledorf home
Wednesday.
Mrs. Chas. VIM, Mrs. A. w. Har-
vey and Mrs. Chris Thorton of Cas-
Italia, were shopping here Thursday.
Mrs. Harmon Logsdon of DEBORAH
visited friends between trains Thurs
day
Miss Jennie Christianson went 70
Calmar Friday to visit home folks.
Mrs. Charles Dewey and son
Wayne returned to West Union Fri
! day after a visit with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Banning.
Miss Goldie Dowd came from
GAINESVILLE, Wis, Saturday to spend
her vacation at home.
Mrs. Frank Hemsath went to Post
Vile Thursday to undergo an opera
ton at the hospital.
Miss Regina Meyer returned from
Prairie du Chen, Wis, Saturday az
ter visiting her brother Andrew.
Miss Dorothy Clapp went to hel
home in West Union Saturday afte!
spending a week with her friend
Mrs. Harry Bullard.
Mrs. Frank Botheil of Monona
came yesterday to spend few
days with Mrs. Harry Bothel.
Miss Eugenia Huinker of Calmal
visited Ossian friends today.
A baby was found on the porch OF
the old Peter Schisseel place Satur-
day morning. They brought it tC
town Mr.. and Mrs. Will Mullaney
are keeping it for the present.
Mrs. Harry Billiard and daughter
Bessie were West Union visitors Sat
urday.
Prof. H. o. DeGraff returned to
Mason City today to resume his
teaching after a weeks visit with his
| parents.
The l.. A. S. will hold their annual
Easter Sale and food sale in the
Dave Rosa building Saturday, April
II, 1914.