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The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-09-25
No Coins With 1914 Date.

Put your hand in your pocket and
see If you have any 1914 coin among
your change You haven't. Apparent
ly the government has minted no coins
of this years date. Recently the cor
ner stone of the new Massachusetts
statehouse extension was laid at Bos-
ton by the governor of the common
wealth, and an attempt was made to
obtain some 1914 coins to put in the
tin box which was placed inside the
stone. No such coins could be found
In any bank or other place of deposit
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-09-25
SAVE THE TREASURY
Why Not a Bond Issue for Mer-
chant Mariner
Reasonable That Posterlty Should
Bear a Portion Of the Expense Of
Placing American Flag on
the High Seas.

II 1t should appear desirable to Gre
ate a merchant marine under govern
Iment ownership and operation, for the
purpose of carrying on commerce with
neutral nations, why should not the
funds be raised by a popular bond is
sue?
The people would welcome an op-
portunity to invest in government
bonds at a reasonable figure. An is
sue of s50O00,0OO would be subscribed
for in short order
The persons who are anxious to see
American ships on the seas would
have an opportunity to help the good
work by buying the government
bonds. The treasury would not be
drawn upon for this new enterprise.
The people would look with more ia
vor upon government ownership and
operation If they themselves were part
owners. They would watch the devel-
opment of the merchant marine with
personal interest, and the government
would be the beneficiary of many val.
uable suggestions. Posterity would
carry its share of the cost, and If the
plan proved profitable posterity would
share the profits.
The Panama canal has been largely
paid for by the people of this genera
tion, although posterity will reap the
greatest benefits. The cost OF that
work might better have been betrayed
entirely by a bond issue, extending
over many years. An undertaking of
the magnitude of an American mer-
chant marine worthy OF the name
should not be paid for entirely by the
people new living. II the American
flag is to be kept permanently on the
seas. posterity should pay its share
of the cost for the sake OF its share
On the benefits.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-09-25
Solid Foundations Of prOsperltv.

President Wilson's efforts to cheer
up" business and convince business
men that their impressions of depres.
sion are merely psychological" re-
ceives a timely reinforcement from
the statistical bureau of the depart
ment of agriculture.
Secretary Houston's observers re-
port that the wheat crop is going to
be even bigger than they said 1t was
a month ago; that is. instead OF s00.-
100000 bushels 9SO, 900 900 bushels, and
by far the biggest wheat crop that
the American farmer ever raised.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-09-25

What about protective tariffs now
to exclude American food, American
commodities? In times Of stress the
absurdity of keeping out the tangible
things that people need is apparent
But when the stress is over the old
buncombe of special interests will
probably fool the European peoples
some more.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-09-25
Truly Versatile.

One of the most remarkable exhk
billions of versatility on record is the
wonderful facility with which our
great Republican leaders are viewing
with alarm. after pointing with pride
continuously for almost twenty years.
Columbus (ohio) State Journal.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-09-25

in Boston, and the answer was made
to the official applicants that no coins
have been minted this year, or at least
with this years date, Coins of 1918
were therefore placed in the Enclosure.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-09-25
Somewhat Spoiled III. Effect.

Comparing the stage conveniences
of the present day with the make
shifts existing generation ago. Rob-
ert Mantell tells of the inconvenience
of his early experience as the ghost in
Hamlet"
One night was playing the part Of
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-09-25

the ghost" he says. and as was not
very certain of myself the stage man
ager had the lamps turned down unus-
ually low. AS a matter of fact, they
were. so low that while was on the
stage they went out or course, they
had to be lighted again and the stage
manager sent out stage hand to do
it. had to remain where was and
the ghosts funeral lines were re-
cited while a man in civilian clothes
slowly and painstakingly made his
way across the darkened stage. light
ing the lamps as he went"
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-09-25
SnectacuIar.

Theodore Roosevelts present at
tempt to break into the Republican
party is nearly as spectacular as Gas
his breaking out Of the 2Tty.-BuS
falo Commercial.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-09-25
Stumbled the Incentive.

Badger says his wife is largely re-
sponsible for his business success"
We'll she certainly made it neces-
sary for him to buckle down and earn
more money"
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-09-25
His Little Scheme.

"Wombat always gets next to the
electric fan at the bar"
Cant blame him for trying to keep
cool"
1T Isn't that The breeze always
watts the check in front of somebody
else"
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-09-25

NYMhb button, In spirit or con-
SAllEM trariness, leaps nimbly
9A NY from his grasp and pro.
vokingly rolls under the
bed or the dresser, has license to ex.
press his disgust in more or less forci-
Bile language, and usually he does. Get.
ting down on ones knees and grop.
Ing about In the dark corners under.
meath the furniture for the refractory
thing is not the most pleasant Job in
the world, even If one has two per.
fectly good arms and hands with which
to conduct the search. Imagine. then
the difficulties of the man who is
forced to make such search with no
arms at all, or rather with two arti-
fetal limbs.
Impossible, you say? Not a bit of
1t. There is living witness to the
fact in a young New Yorker, T. c..
Gates by name, who has not only &C.
complished this amazing feat, but
many other remarkable things with
two artificial arms which for n num-
Der Of wears he has worn in place of
those first given him by nature. Mr..
Gates, In fact. goes through the PAGES
OF everyday life without the slightest
fuss or effort, and yet he has wood
for flesh, steel for joints, and raw
hide cords for muscles in place Of
the real thing. And mind you, he
has no fingers, wrists or elbows, even
as you and l, though his two arms
move as naturally as those of bone and
sinew.
Three years ago young Gates, who
is an electrician. came in contact
with two live wires and 2,400 volts,
more than is used to kill man in
the electric chair, were discharged
through him, burning his hands so
badly that a little later 1t was found
necessary to amputate both his arms
near the elbow. Like all people sim
ilarly afflicted, he looked over the
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-09-25

lNCE the day that gave to
the world the starched
shirt and stiff collar 1t has
generally been accepted
that the man whose collar
button, in a spirit Of con-
trariness, leaps nimbly
from his grasp and pro.
vokingly rolls under the
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-22


en- dniatn @setnbtn guropos, 70
4. ~. In mnnnen Gidoisn Der Roros
idfpeis, beItebf foIoenbs gtfpib emp
ftbIensptrt Gitis:
graui uno grduiisum fisIIsH IN
elmer elite sulammtn, Dns lie be-
biirFe; BE nd6iitn Drtunot trhols
ten 0itI. ellie eiHgebdn0iat. Dan
psrfdnoiat I've iibsr YIaR nno Velli
Der iiinltiatn GiHridtuug. eibt Winie
iber bis eisFtranlsn, bic Wluitr, bic
g~iqeubtiien Der ptrlhisbeneu Se'
Ihenlasbsr; ilir5, man tntlpirft ,insn
bsl61uasplan. Die 6rtuubs etbeu
befannt, bdB man iid an fe su meme
ben babe, is s~rteiltR Gustunft uno
Rat unO permiitsln In belonOsrsn
ddnm 5ipiIben Sdtuitrn uno gu Be
fhenleuotn. Die Qiitsn punbern
bon Sau6 Su !6aHb; Der cine itrti4.
elm 9esitrpice an un0 iebt ftinen N1s
men babintsr; e miro benz 9alshali
bi6t ftblsH. Der unbtre merit Dor,
Ct iibsrn,bms elm 9ubsno itlbtrner
@absln; Elm oritt,r nil Die entipres
denoeu MtFsr ooju FIFTEEN. Cine be-
Ionoert gtitragsliIit IGuft nm fir
ods alabisr uflp. SsIbIt BORT, 100
bie @eI6idIi6tsit ser JrsuHbe ni4t
an5u groB 1T, blsibt bod Der GrfOlg
T6lieBli6 BEN blinoptrltnoeu 3ufdu
ipeitnus iiberleseH.
Snnsrli5 undng,ntbm ipirlsn6e
Acknowledgment fnO babel uoturs
gtmGb permisosn; Die 8raut miro
ni6t n6tig baben, nit frtunbIi6sm
gG6eln Die Dierte Contemplate ooer
bic brittle malhtif6sarnitur sntgss
gen5unebmsn, pdbrtnO ibr geraot cine
aaffsemdidins ooer Elm 6riIherbals
tunesnpporat 5rsuos ssmaht battle,
Der grdutigam miro bsim Gmpfdne
Oss 5ipeitsn Sdreibseuses, oes brit,
ten Roudierpices nitt msbr berIi6srn
mifsn, bab sr geraOs oisIss Slid
nod brauben i1nne. @is pisls Sc
ihmddsri6tungsn Idufsn gsra6e in
elmer @Obuun9sdusItattung BON
9rautlsuten 5ufnmmen. 60 mnn9as
Slid pibsrfpridt gsrubs3u ibrem
9ei9mad. es muB dufssitent ipsrOtn,
mub beuubt ipsr0en, min man ni6it
Den Sdsnter, Der iia 6ariibsr Den
aopF serbrah, irdnisr. Sabsn Die
9ei6eniOermittIer aber aud pirtli5
9eritdnOnis fir cine seTdmadboae
QusItottung, Damn bsIfen Is ben iuns
gen GbeIsuten iiber ioI6s Ipdtsre uus
onnebmIihteit binipeg. unb Die Ges
idenfesber2 Sic ba6en bic Genugs
tuung, ipirtli6sn 8anI9sn eutiprO,
den urO 0nber Ssr3snsfreuoe gsmd4r
gu bubsn. InO tdnn's einen f6ones
rem 8ont gsbsn, aIs ouIridtis outage
tretsnOe 5reuOe2
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-22

Ssbts @trbdlinis Der mtnlhen gu.
einoHotr muB, ioII ss cine stiunO.
Bats baben, uuf elmer gspiFIsn @e'
seni.iiigteit Der Ssihunst beruben.
Riemanb mill nrbsitsR obne eintn
2obn ieealer ober maistitlItr @rt,
Riemano mOdtt bautrnb gtbtu, obnt
ie 81 tmpfonetn. uub iti Is nur stn
irsuublin 9dntssnort. aub be
fslbnIoisits 3dtigisit ale Gomnriterin
pper ionitpis I'M 1ienlt Der NGdlttns
liebt beoarI Der Wtrtitdbuue unb
Qnerisnuuna, I'M bic gtfrieoigung
oes RiBlihisits 81 gsipobrtn = iur5
Elm ausgleih irstnbptlttr Grt mub
INNER ftnttiinbtn, foil dnoers ni6t
8srbittsruug srptdt ipsrbsH. limb
allss, mas mir Guttduidung. WliBsrs
folg qeh uIip. utnueu, 1T TIM 9runoe
aenOmmsu oft nitts lpsittr nls Elm
4usblsibsu sbtn isnes gusglttds, ben
mir nod 2siItunasH. @absn, sbsn
unIsrsm GiuiaB, trfpurtm 81 oiiritu
glnubtn. Wir leioen bdrunter, enps
finbsu e als llnstredtigitit uno ntb'
men bod tsin,n 4nitanb, unotre
sbenIo uugsrtdt Itiosn 5u lafisn, Inc
BEN mir in irs.nosiner Beiie msbr
bon ibnen forOtrn, ols mir ielbit 81
gsbtn g~slpillt iuo, Tie dlio ouf gut
beutId ausnuba. @isIlti6t niht be-
puBt, dber bod tatIddIi4. Riidsrt
iogt: SIN isIbsn WlaB pu milf
.mpfougeu, mubt bu gtbtu"; pobI'
gemsrtt i'm lslben mab", niat in
olsidsr WsiinSs, 70 oob isbr gut cine
mattritlIs 8obltnt nit ibssIlen Gd'
Ben fpie Dantbnrteii, @trebruug, Gins
bongIidteit bsrgolten iperoeu fann,
pie anosrsrieits seiitigs arbeit nit
g%rsiibarsm, i~lingsnosm 2obn uufgss
rpcgsn nirb. Die 5auptiade lit MIR,
nob niemanb gu tur5 tommt in BEN
aroBen, oIlgtmsinsn SnuidaeidGft
pns bic Be5iebungen Der Wleni9en
untertirnnber BARTLETT. limb BARN
iGnoigsn re6t bisIe, Osntn RebmsH
unslsia ieIigsr btintt 6snn @sben uno
bic ou6 ni6t bic I~eiisits innsre gsrs
pfli6tung fiibIen, ibrs idier unbe'
aren3te Qufnabmsfdbigtsit oura III
geubeinen qusslsib 81 bs6iuoern!
Soipeit bns obIihtIia uno benubt
peIditbt, fperben noturIid bisis 3eilsn
an isIbHIu9tigsn gharattsrm ni6ts
All dnoern psrmogen. IS gibt obsr
aud unbeipuBts Ggoiiter - 70 mauds
Gbe peiB Elm aiso oaooH 3u iingeu
- bic obne llsberlsguHg ols feIbfs
berfdnbIi6 b~innehmen, Uas linen
eausrno an GslbItaufOpisrung Der
anoeren aeboten fpiro. 9ielleiht pers
Iu6sn tie nal iber ben bur4aus
uotfpenbioen quseIei6 oIs Bats beg
gegsnIsitig gIidlihmuasns nadJus
oenten.
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mirb i'm ssheH. FIN. IaHgIam DlsI'
leihi, nbtr Fhtr.
Gbn erobt GAlpierigIsit Idbt F9
Fsrnsr Die Btontiporiuns Der bon
mlbistr Nsugisr sinesstbeHtn Urd'
gen Our9 Elm GHsr5lport umsthtn;
osuu notiirIi9 BARI bus ainb ni9i
beonlpruden, iibsr ole 6an6Iunstn
Der eIisrR Rs6enlhdft gu srbdIisn
un6 muB ge~gtbsnsnfnIIs In feline
G6runlsu netpieTsn iperbtu. llnaltid
Ihpisrissr III Is idon, NIT ben an
9ausssroFsn obsr i'm 6duIs bsrteb'
rsuOtH qtrionen s.madttn @obrn.b.
munger isrtis sl ipsrben. G6Ons
beitsfsbler uno iOrptrIi9s Gebrsdsn
gsbsn 9tuIaB gu Grdssu. oi, NIT sro'
bem G%eiusefiibl beontporitt fein
molten, UNI unbspubtsn 2~attfsbIsrn
Oss ainOes Dorsukugsn.
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"robnItter.

gitle unIerer 2eierinnsn tennen 6as
rei3sn0e 9enrsbiIo, auf Dem ein tleis
ner anabe dbgebtIost If, Der aus
durdt bor Den unuusbleibliasn
S6laqen peinsnO auf bic S4erbsn
feines Mlil6topIes berabiiebt uno BON
einem mitIeioigtn SpieItumeraosn
eetroitst miro. Inter Dem Bloc
itebt: .aber, Tloris, BAIT on Bonn
teine 9roBmutter24
8eld' Elm feIienfeTtsr Gloube an
Die Mant Der 9robmutter ii6sr
aaes, mas Strafe unb S6Idge beiBt,
ftridt aus oisIsr GinossIragel User
con uns, Die mir Die idnfte 5anO sis
uer @robmuttsr auf Dem ~2odentopfs
flblten, erinnert ii1 ni9t biefer trdu'
ten germittlerin in Der 6amilie, bic
fir dlles %eintrat, tpenn Elm 9epitter
i'm Qnsuge mar, pel4e ftets cine
GntI9ulbtgung bate fir 5srbro4tne
Seaer poer GeniterT9eiben ODER 5srs
riFent GIei0tr9 @er bate immer
bic gum gferoeTpieI %srforoerIi4su
2iigel, Elm Jubbdnt9en unO ben Cots
genItuhI BET Der 6ono, bamit Der
itol3s 2utf4sr GroBmiitterden INNER
unO INNER tpieoer in Ieiner grtra'
poit iper peib ME nett fdhtta
tDnnte?
aa, un0 per mar ss, Der in Der
9dmmeritun6e 70 unenOli9 biele uno
f90ne 9ei9iaten an er5dblen tpubis.
bon 9ornr0sam uno Rottdpphsn.
bon Der Gr6isnprin5siIin un6 benz
f4Dnsn autIaer 9ermann nit ben
speiben 6onbiduben unb Der lanseu
peitI9s ouf Dem bo6en autIhenbods.
Mer blieb itstS uno frD6li9 BEL ben
ainbern oubsim, ipenn Mama uno
papa ousstugsn2
Ser bettete ben Gniel In. bic Iebte
Rubeitdtte, iDenn Uiuttsr uno 8a.
ter erbLinbet bon bieIem Deinsn, an
Dem Bett6en oes odbingeih ieoenen
2ieblings itanoen uno fat bergsber
MOLTEN Dor Ssr5eIeio2 8er fddffte
oann san3 IsiIe Die nun nuBlos gs.
frorbsnen aleiO6en, S6ub6en nRo
Das GpieI3euS bel Geite, Bis D,s
6immels Balkan iif iiber Die nunben
Gltsrnber5su ersoFen unb Ee eebsilI
butte9 User mar esq Sn liebs, Quse
@roBmutter!
9arum, Sbr gltern, pflegt Okfe
treue 5ousssnoiiin 1ufs bette. unS
Iu9t ibr ben 2ebensdbsn0 tbenfo gu
perIdOHern, ME oiefe es nit Der
9inObeit gursr 2ieblinge tut, ieIbIt,
fpenn SIR nit GrOBmiitter6sns 1ads
ii6t uint Cimmsr einDtrltanben ItiR
t1nnt.
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SelbfbebsrrItMHs.

Ner i'm 2eben pprpGrts fommtn
uuo fid bsbdupten nil, mub fleibig
uuo muti9 fem, feline &rdfts tenneR
uno - ii9 Iel6it teberrifen. Dime
5leib tein preis, obue Mlut tein Gut,
obne SsIbIttenntnis feline 3ielTi9ers
belt, Obne SeIbfbeberrI9ung fsine
Stetigteit! SeIbtbskrri4ung beiBt
Dor alien geberridung Der 2eiosns
Ihuften. Webe ben 2eioenIaoftss
lofer, oensn, Die toe0er marin nod
taIt fino! Qber nsbe aud osnen,
oeren geioenidaftsn ben @srfdno
iiber0sden; ibre SeeIs lit ME Elm
iturmgepeitfhte Ges, nuf Dem Die
S9ifft, ibre pIdne, baltIps umhtrJss
i9leu0ert perbeH.
@iels 9inge iuden uns aug Der
Jafung 3u bringsn: Der Sdmtr3,
Der gntbufidsmus, bic SinnIi9teit,
bas Mitleio, Der Corn; ober ibnen
allen mifen mir nit feItem Sim be-
gegnen, uuf ouB is uns nift iibers
manner. 5reilid: uuf Qugsnblide
tperoen tie uns INNER einmal unters
jo6sn, unb 5aten bober aunit Iotpie
Die grtdisn bon gtopbeten feben fos
gar iolde e%ntfelbten au9enblide pors
aus. aber fir ben gsp6bnIifsn ab,
lauf oes 2ebens miFen mir uns
ourhous INNER poq in Der 9epdlt
buben. uno oubin mub fdon bic
gr3iebung Der Susenb 3ielen.
Cine Der beOentli6tsn GigsnT6dFs
ten Der atnOer iit, ouB fe .Iei9t ab.
aulenten1 iinb. 9isr mub snsrsif9
porgebdut rperben. IS 6arf ni4t ges
oulOet perosn, bag Elm Sungs bic
Qrbsit, bic er Dor bat, i'm Std ldBt,
neil 8dun tommt o0er neil fem
8ruoer, Der nit feinsr Qrbeit fertig
lit, i'm gum SpieIen dufforoert. Man
muB Is aber aud iorgfdltig bsrmei,
ben, felbit ablsnfenb gu pirten. lln6
es miFen SeIbitbeberrfdunssprifun
gen porssnommsn tpsr6en! gbenIo
ni9tig if es, OdB ii9 Die Suseno
in Gnifagung ibt. Dab is Der gfii6t.
erfiiqung auliebe duf elm 8ergniigen
berSi6ten lernt. au4 gegen 8ebleis
oigtsit, 3orntsausbri9e, Gmpfinos
Tdmteit, nsberftiesenbsit mub unnoA.
F6tli9 eingef4ritten fuerben. llro
an bas gift ni9t nur fir Sungen.
ionosrn sbenfO aud fir Md69sn.
Mie uobl tut Is, inter ben bielen
Yiipphsn einem erniten, onfre9ten
iungsn Mdo9sn 3a begsgnen, benz
man Is am @efidt obIieft, odB IS
f6 isl6it Sn beberrfden geIsrnt bat!
Wispitl mebr gertrauen erpsdt es.
G1on Die einfn6Ite 2ebenstIuabeit
foroert bic GeIbltbebsrrTduns: inter
elmer asgiOn Aufesregtsr III Der
GeIbFbefrHhtt QOnig; Ct ALIEN
fam isinsn Mes gshtn, uno & dasin
- -
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AZss
Gin ReinfoGI. angeHtlI.
Ter: .6err grin3!pul. belts bin i'd
gsrabe finfuno5pdn8ig Sabre in Shs
rem 0ieniten!"
qrin3ipnl: ga, 6a t6nnen sic
fsben, ME Iunse i'd GebuIo nit Sb'
nen gebubt babel"
Die nedtf9tn Spebb
tturs. .8is 6dts Sbrsm Wlunu
geitern Bel Der Jsitli6tsit Der Spes
biteure eefollen, Jrdu Rrdmtr2"
sygia, id iuse Sbnen, Die bobsn
i'm It0n gum beiten gebdlten! I'm
bier ubr 0iefsn Morgen iuurbe sr
NIT benz RoIlpogen als Gilsut obees
IisFsrt -. fDsar Elm Gruntbrisf
mar babei!""
Sdnei6ige antnort.
.glITo am nd6iten Hennsn polIen
iid au9 Die 5srrsn a0nissidssr bes
teiIigen2"
.Sdpobf, @ndbieIfe, bann fperbsn
nuf Dem g Ii Raen gum srs
itsnmnl bic 8 riinenrasn!
Gin IiebepnIIer 8ds
ter. RiGtsr: .9lber, fuie tonnten
Sic Sbr ainO am Sopfs 10 blutis
idlnsen9"
Batter: sd motif msin' GDbn
germ Itubieren ldfen, unb ba four
sr sinea Offeuen aopf triessn.@
Diberfprud. RsiisnOsr:
r5err 9ottor, t9 babe munGmnI
gang f9redti6e 9erOenf9msrsen i'm
aopfe, t0nnen sic mir bassgen FL.
mas raten2A
Qr5t: DO fam iG S6nen Gisunts
i9ldge reHt tpqrm empfehlen.A
Se6r einfa6! qaii.nt
@ppodonber): Den aatarrb iperb'
i9 nimmer Los. GeItern mar ons
Iinte NaienIo9 gu. bsut iiPs bns
tsdte. Wie mag Dos nir tommen2"
ar5t: nGiebsr 5immel, 10 me
Nnfs min cod onh NAL me tleint
Abpe9slung bobsnl
80
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9tirdtgburean. 8stiler
(dls man ibm nifts eibf): uNn, tusnn
Gie mir fdon mir gebtu, bdtten ~
ni6t DifItsiht 70 a biJsrI d tlsIut
.qnrtis fur mi4a Azas.
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ftnfhaFtsileiSer Ser, sbte In snitis tintnt
sksanten @snbtlsibIna Fsbtn. 30. 1856
III, elm OrtiibdIissrBgSd mt Ititt esbO.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-22

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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-07-22
Suffering From Rheumatism.

James Ward went to Minneapolis
Wednesday to visit his brother c.
L., who had been suffering from a
severe attack of rheumatism. Mr.
Ward was taken i'll about four
weeks ago. In his capacity as travel
ing salesman he went to Fargo on
business, and returned to Minneapo-
lis when he was stricken and was
confined in the Swedish hospital
He came to DEBORAH Thursday with
his brother, but was obliged to make
the trip on a cot, and since arriving
here is improving rapidly, but the
rheumatism in his knees and one
hand bothers him considerably yet
His many friends hope for speedy
recovery. This morning he went to
Prairie du Chen to try the baths.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-07-22
Automobile Valves Have Arrived.

Geo. Mizener went to Chicago
Sunday and returned Tuesday NOR
ming, bringing with him 200 of the
automobile tire valves, which he re-
gently secured a patent on. The
valve works to perfection, and is
going to be the means of saving an
endless number of automobile tires
from blowing out. He has had nu-
merous calls for them, and by the
looks of things George is going to
be kept pretty busy supplying auto
mobile owners all over the country
with the valves. There is nothing
like it on the market, and it means
the saving of good many dollars
TO car owners.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-07-22
ICELEBRATED SILVER WEDDING.
About Sixty Friends Surprise Mr..
and Mrs. III. w. Haas on Their
Silver Wedding Anniversary.

Twenty-Five years ago last Friday
in DEBORAH, occurred the marriage
of Mr.. Henry w. Haas to Miss Flor
ence Drake. 1t was just a quarter
century, and during those twenty
five years this estimable couple has
made DEBORAH their home, and dur
ing that time have made innumera-
BILE warm friendships. So on Friday
about sixty of their friends gathered
at the hospital home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Haas, and rendered them a genuine
and most happy surprise in honor
of the event.
When the groom of twenty-five
years, who has been in the meat
market business in DEBORAH during
all this time, saw the big crowd
approaching his home, his thoughts
Immediately reverted to the many
supposedly choice steaks and roasts
he had cut in the past, and wondered
if it could have been possible that
any one of this congregation of peo-
pie could have come in contact with
any that savored of sole leather.
A flag of truce was Immediately
raised, and when the company be-
gan extending congratulations to his
better half, he then realized that he
had been in the clutches of hymen
for twenty-five years.
The guests brought an abundance
of good things to eat, and also some
beautiful silverware which they
presented to Mr.. and Mrs. Haas as
a token of their friendship and es-
TEEN, and showered them with con-
CALCULATIONS and best wishes. Public
Opinion joins with them, and sin
cerely hopes that they will live to
enjoy life and their golden wedding
together.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-07-22
Spending Vacation Here.

Rev. Father Have, of st. Bene-
diets Catholic church has been enjoy
ing a visit from his nephew, Richard
Have, whose home is in Ireland.
He has been in this country for the
past year, attending the Baltimore
Seminary, studying for the priest
hood, and is spending his vacation
here. Last evening in company with
Rev. Father Mullen, and Rev. Faith
er Courtney they went to Bluffton to
spend a few days at the Mike Court
ney home. t'4p