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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-10
gsrsisIidJ sseen ilnterleihs. anO
D,aaenleiben.

M5ir lpiinIden, bub ale aeutt. ipelz
DIE an 9ronii9em @asenleioen ober
g,eritopiung leiben, einerIci tpie alt
Der ssan aud lit, einen @eriu6 ma.
f,en nit Mapr's punbsrbarem Wlas
aen.WtitteI = elm 9oiis pirb Sic
iiberSeusen. Dies lit Die Weoioin,
meIde 10 piele BON unieren bieligen
2enten nit lberraideuoen &eiltlta'
ten einsenommen baben Der GRIND
Iihite Spiteu.Teiniger, ben luir ie
pertauften. Wlapr's ipunoerbares
Meagen.Mittel miro bier iest BON al
len slpotbefern perfauf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-10
2otaI 8eridt.
3eutides Sbeater, Gmerp sluSi
torium.

2uitise Gtiids nit srobem perIo.
nal iino Der aQgemeine WunIh bss
S9saterpublifums, unb bisfer WunTA
finbet in b01itsm grabe 8efriebisuns
in bem am tonmenoen Sonntag jur
Saritelllns ssIdnssnben .2umpaci
0dgabunbus", elmer in ben fpeiteit.n
&reiien betanntsn poHe nit @eiun5
unb Yang. aug Der 5ebtr bon Sobann
Reitrop. gs b.barf blob elmer tIsinsn
anosutung. um bic 9unbIung bss
Stiides ben M,iiten ipisber iIar ins
9eodatnib suriid5urufen. benn bi.
sr6bie 3ubl Der 5bsatsrbeIuGer bat
ipobl biefes Stiid friiber einmal aeis.
ben, Ober bod minoeiiens bapon sr.
Sdblen b0ren. Die brei prahtgsItaIs
ten, bss Dsriofiensn Sduiters, bss
pom @liid iibsrmiitbis iperbenben
Saneibers unb oes ebrIi6en, Big ibsr
Die Sbren prIisbteu 1ii4l.rs, p.rs
ben Ssoem nnpsrssbIid bIsiben, Der
einmal @elesenbsit bate, ibre BE.
tannti9afl gu MAIDEN. Di.i. brei
Saupifisuren bes Stiidss, barasitsIt
pon ben Serrsn Siebrid, Gonn,n.
burg uub 2euit, tpsrben nitt petfebs
len, iih aud am iommenben Sonns
Tag bic Sunit Oes publiiums su CT.
ringen.
Die iibrissn 5erridafisn bes Der.
iondIs tperoen idmmtIi1 in mebr ober
minbsr banfbarsn RoIeu auftr.ien
uno 3ur erbeit.ruHs Der 3uidau,r
beitragen.
Gon5 beionb.rs i.i nod auf ein.n
bon Serrn Diebrid ausssfiibrtsn gro.
issten Sdns aufmsr,iam semad5t.
0onneritus, II. DEFENDER, pirb
etne grobe GrtraOoriteuuns i'm gm.ra
4uOitorium gu erndbistsn preii.a
iiattfinben. Gs sslansen einias
padsnbs SSsnen aus BEN momento.
nen Welttries our auffiibruns. Dlg
Stiid III betiteIi: .aieb 9aierlanb,
masit rubis fein". Der Baperifd, |
Wldnner4or Bat in Iiebsnsfpiiroiaffer |
Wsiis feine Mitpir.uns ,usefast.
Woroertduf Der aaFensSidsts b.i |
SttoaaB. apotbsts, 8ins unb ai5erip |
Strabs, unb in Der Office Der geTeu.
tbaft. 31S gropib.ni gant glba.
2eI.pbon Canal 1857. auf Wunih |
iptrosn gsitsuunsen pei pOii ausss.
fiibrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-10

ipie cine Dtrlebung an Iinttn huge
ilnb am aopf babon shrussn bdt.
Die bstdste Dame bate bic Qdiites
SisndIe bts Wotprinannes iiberb5rt
unb trur ni4t mebr i'm Gtanbe f9nelI
senug aus benz 0efabrbereid 5u
fcmmetl, aIs iie BON BET Gar sefabt
unb niebergsifoben ipurbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-10
an siffin ber6aftet.

Sttsttip Siiftisin besab iid seifsrn
nan aiffin. g., iin bon bort Darn
Rasel suriid 81 brinsen, ipsl9sr inter
btr 4ntlnse bss Grobbisbidbis itebt.
Ragel fon Gtorse aoepte, bon Ro.
402 Wobaipt Strabe. S6mudid1,n
i'm Dertb BON Sill sntipsnbet batsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-10

| fHItA SBN" w VuAiiiiSu ~
Scrr GbnarS g;rnf, 449 Glib Sanft.
Strafc. grG Sci. 476 g., Ssm.
"hpne tf3t q.
Gbtparb 9amte BON bier lisb
ii4 Iests Wofe in Wuibineton, 3.
g.. in uller StilIe nit 5rl. Caroline
Su5er In Der aot6. St. Spiephssair.
DE trousn unb iiberraidte feline 5reun.
be no4 ieiner Tidte6r Dor Elm paar
5aaen nit Der Rahridi. Oas paar
ipohnt in Der 6dnoDer Gtrabe.
- @eorss Bomb unb SdmueI Gar.
Teton purben gsftern Rorsen i'm
Wtuni3ipalgeri6t BON Ridter Sbont
entlaiien. Die MGuner aabsu bic er,
ftrpinbeltsn So i'm sOtel SOtpalb
pisoer auriit.
- Der Stabtaubitpr 6. 6. Orb
5abIte seitern ben grbsitern bes Stras
ben<Departements Don ben $760 Bob
ne 1888 aus. Wiebr 8slb fpar nitt
ba. Die Grbeit9r tonnen ben Heit,
iotpie ibrsn aObn fir 0sember crit
i'm Wdrs erbaltsn.
Der Rsseni6irmflider Som
Wbite tpuroe ipeeenSruntenbeit IL. uns
orbentlityn gsiragsns i'm Tilnisi.
palgeritt Su $25 unb aoitsn Derurs
tbeilt unb mub bis na9 Weibna6t,n
i'm 9efdngnib blsibsn.
- DetsttiD Huble ionb pas aeTtots
Iene fSabrrub bss Mm. W. 8ensina,
in Der Rdbe Der 5abrit Der San. u.
Scale So. In @eit SamiIton.
- Die e3 Sabre aIte Wittpe
Siberman itiirsi. borseiiern
abenb in Der Mobnung BON Wm.
Stublmuellsr, 942 Bin. Sirab., BON
elmer 8eranba unb brad ben linien
Irm unterbllb Der Shulter.
- Ginbreher itablen aus einem
9iiterposen Der pennIplpania Balm
3ipet Sad Mebl.
- Der "a Sabre aIte SufIhmieb
Qleranber 8. Simpion, fpel6er felt
80 S5abren in 5air Sabsn ipobnt, Be.
9ing porseiterH QbenD Selbitmorb
ourh Grbdngeu. Seine Satin tpolIs
te tbn gum 2tbenbeisn rufen unb
farb ibn als 2side an einem 8altsn
IN Der S6miebe bdn1enb. gr fab
'eit einiser 3eit iebr nisbergeI9logen
lus. gr binterldbt auber Der Sat
In bret ainber.
- Or. 8. 3. Srtmp, BON 2o7
Rorb 2. Strab., sin bsfdnnter Quaeus
lrst, itarb pprseitern Rahmittaa I'M
Rercp Soipital i'm QIter BON SO oyabs
EN- sr binterlGbt bic Satin unb |
Inc 5ofter. @r pcbrte felt IL ssabl
'en In 6umiIton nnb mar aus Qenn. |
BIpania gebiirtis.
= Seiratbsi4:ine: Greb. p6illips. |
10, unb CLARA Mne Bennett, 20, Bel. !
'e BON 6nmiltpn; CHARLES gfibinqer, |
IS, unb geiIie qolIeb, 10, beibe DON |
PtbbIstotpn; Sofepb 4ntbonp Wlei.r. |
IS. unb Murb S'gonnor Resb, 35, !
eibe Ron 6amilton; Sames 80. Sans |
on. 26, Somerbille uno Rellie 2ucile |
Lruiter, l8, GOllinspils; 1bnrman
5immous, q, llnb Waub SouIe, 19,
sibe DON 5amilton.
gfuffell Mlullen, 81, elm arbeiter
uf Der Wbite Wpuis syarm nabs
Ribbletopn, erifoB ii5 eeifern Mprs |
en- anf Der Sagb bur6 einsn unaliids
ilisen 3ufall. Gr ipolie iein ge.
'e9r in einen Dagen lessn, ais ii& !,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-10
nnfdae.

- Sn Der Rational Biscuit Co., an
Der God Strabe, serietb eefiern Der 81
Sabre alie Wertfiibrer aoiiis Hatf6s
bon Dopton, ap., nit Der Iintsn 5ano
in Elm in 9epesung befinotifxs Ges
iriebt, ipobur6 bic Sanb 5srmafmt
spurbe. Der @erunIiidts ipurbe mad
BEN Suttu Samuriisr SoipitaI ses
brdf,t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-10

- Der DPiitter Club Der srften
@iitritt SGule bdlt in Der @ierten
StraBe Sdule am Jreitaa eine Der
iammluna al unb es perben 9orbereis
tunsen fir sine MISUNDERSTANDING
cetrpffen. Sin fonbs ion fir bieisa
3ped angeleat nereen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-10

SaIIslb. sntlub. Dus ilnsliid ereisne.
te fit BET @srmantoipn.
Ridier Ufurpbp bsipirfiste ber
Wedrb sfrpberesr bic Sdeibuna bon
ebarlss 6rpbereer. Or iibt jsbt ipes
gen pferbebi.bitabIs in bsr9eiieruugs.
anifdlt in Wansfielo. 8.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-10
. lInter her atf&ufhin,l,,n Il,

- Inter Der gef6ulbisune. elm Su.
iiisflii9tlins gu fem, fDurbs geitern Der
n Sabre alie 5omsr Dunn bon
Wiboleiopn, 0bio. In 6aft genomrisn.
Dunn iDirb fpsgsn ptrfbitbtnsr ans<b.
Ii4er @ersc5en in gian4siier. Obio.
Ieipiinf&t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-10
aamasr.tba .llo.iuaartu.r,

BtU. = VIII
gaitin bes Serrn Sofepb gseineartner, .Sr.. I'm
sitter pcn 45 Sabren uno Dionuten in itrer
g9obnuna 30 1882 Sdrdiugn StrnBe. Das
0ei6enbeadneHib iinbet ant Sreitdg, ben II.
Ge5ember, Sornliifaas nm, . llbr nit Reaiiiem'
Sohuut in Der St. Sfepbanlts air6e aus TAFT
Columbus 3eiuneen Bite su iopirsu.
q10R
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-10
@,Senfet Sss sliuberbeimrs.

Cine Beibnahtsgnbe, benz sinber.
beim 5iigripei,oet, iit ipoI aiigebradt.
5n ben fiinfsio Sabreu ieiHcs Bette.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-10
Wls6r @aare entOedt.

DsistiiD glfIls enibsdt. geiisrn nod
mshr SaHsn, bic bic am ,GienItae
Dsrbafteitn Grant Wlprrjs. gbarIea
gfunbOIpb, Miliam 5atfieIo unb g.
GOniti ssiioblfn baben iollsn.
Gcniti bstrisb friibsr elm aofibars
an Der Wsit z. Gtrabe unb "a fi,I
auf. odb ttr5 mad bsm 0rtouf bes
Roiibaaiss DsrTdiebene aoffsr, bi:
eieenibum isiner aoitsdnssr fparen,
psri4rdnbtn. Sect III es Der pofijs:
gtInns,n, biefe aofftr 3u tnfbtden.
Gtstn Gcniti ipurbs stftsrn bic IN.
tInse Der 6inisr5itbuns psri5nIiHsa
eis.ntbums trboben. Syrani Worris
tpurbe Der 6eblsrei, q. Stump bss
Ditbftlbls iinb 0aanboIpb lnb Sats
fitIb bss 5erumlunssrns angeildsi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-10
s,asar i'm 0iatoniiIeu SoipisaI.

DER Msibnudiss9u5ar Der aeffsrn
Naamittdg uub Mbtnb I'm Dtutfdsn
Diaioniiisn 6ofpiiaI an Der Clifton
elDtnus unb Straight @trabs abasba!s
fen ipurbt srfrtiite iih tines anbsrs
prbeniIih rsasn Htfuhs unb purbsn
bel bemieIbsn stiuas iibsr $500 sumges
fen Der 6oipitaltaiis sriibsiai. Die
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-10

sfppibsler asbeu 9elb surfd. psHu Nase
|cfnfmefif I fie6snbf, blinbe, bliiifnpe obfr
1idlfHbe Qdmcrrbclben riot nfif. GrItes up,
pIiiatipn eripdbrt eiHbunna. SOC.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-10
PaMiltsa.

liuier gsent in Samilion in
Scrr GbnarS Grnd, 449 SlS Snnitt
Strafc. grG Sci. 476 g., Ssms
"hpne 1f3t q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-23
hERE>s<AhD(A s]fDEWnfRE

ava cottuH FfOWefb,
Mediation Of New York glove
cutters strike falls. and lGO.0OO
striking employees are affected.
Northern Paoiflc's report for fla
cal years shows only two passen-
gers killed ont OF 4,049.s2l carried.
UneonfIrmed rumor Of death In
Madrid OF Porfirio Diaz. former
president OF Mexico. received in
Mexico City.
Alaska sourdougha mourn passing
OF day when they can pack gum"
when Bob" Whrren 10 fined $40
IN Juneau for carrying revolver.
Feared steam schooner Rochelle,
aground near Astoria. will be total
loss.
Japanese troops promise 20 de
liver German fortress OF TsinKtau
TO Mikado Nov l as birthday pres
emit
L. o. Eagnaton, Juneau physI-
clan. dies or appendicitis
cannery OF kuiu island Packing
Co. at Port Beauclerc. Alaska. burns
with $4,000 loss
Taxable values In chelan county
increase moro than $4,000. 900.
President Wilson writes Vice
President Marshall letter indorsing
members OF majority OF u. 8. sen
ate.
o. v. Allen. former state treas
urer OF Idaho. pleads guilty 10 EN-
bezzling state funds and IN sen
fenced 20 states prison for from
five to 10 years.
Fred M. Coleman, deputy, former
~ OF Seattle. charged with embezz-
ling s22. 500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-23
HANSON SPEAKS
AT 5 MEETINGS.
IN SN0H0MISH
Tlme-sa,urday night.

Tlme--Saturdsy night.
Place-Duadale's hail, Raj.
nler Beach.
speakers-ole Hanson. Aus
tin e. oriffiths. Congressman
J. w. Bryan. Paul houser. o.
J. c. Dutton, Frank Edwards,
and county candidates.
what promises TO be the biggest
meeting in Rainier Beach will be
held Saturday night. with progress
siye candidates for tho U. S. senate
and congress as the chief speakers.
David Mckenzie and Walter CHRIS.
Jensen. the non.partlsan candidates
for county commissioner. will also
be there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-23
Mh.Bennett
InStallS
New Department

Mr.. Bennett, Seattle's promi-
nent jcweler, who is now To-
Gated in his new store, at 1886
Western Av.. in the Alham-
bra Theatre Bldg, just one
door south Of his old loca-
ton, has found it necessary,
owing to popular demand, TO
install complete plant for the
exclusive cutting and polishing
OF stones. This addition to his
already complere jewellery re-
pair and manufacturing de-
partments. will make this store
foremost in its field. Mr.. Ben
nett explained today that the
demand for aeates and other
semi-precious stones was in
creasing very rapidly-es-
pecially when it is possible,
with comparatively small cost.
TO shape a stone TO your lik-
ing with just the setting you
desire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-23
FREDDY FISHES;
CATCHES A GIRL

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Oct. O.
Little Freddie Goshorn. aged 2,
tired Of playing alone In the front
yard, evidently asked himself the
ancient question, Which had I
rather do or go a-fishing?' Fish
ing wcA the point. 80 he soon
found one OF his fathers fishing
lines and. taking a piece of meat
from the family ice tDx. he prompt
~ proceeded TO fish
He didHt think II Aat all neces-
sary to f%k up river, lake or
ocean for his plscatorial exploit.
He simply cast his line out Of the
front window OF hts parents third
floor fiat.
Suddenly he got a bite that an
oid-time fisherman would call a
whale. Freddie pulled and the
fish let out 2 scream He pulled
again and second gcream aroused
the neighbOrhood
Freddie reasoned 10. himself that
he never had heard Of fish scream
ing, 30 he leaned ont Of the window
70 have look On the end Of his
line be saw Mary Han, aged 4, re-
siding on the first floor Of the build
Ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-23
S0UTHERNES HOLD
UP SENATE SESSION

WASHINGTON, Oct. a.
Hope OF sdJournlno the senate
sine die today was lost this
afternoon, when senate leaders
admitted they were unable TO
secure . quorum. Tho senate
adjourned until tomorrow.
The deadlock was eaused by
fllibusterlnp Southern demo
Gratis, who are fighting for Iegls-
istior 10 relieve tho financial
stress In the cotton states.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-23
ELSEWHERE

American Bar association enda
session a. Washington with ban.
quet for Justices OF supreme court
New York boys scouts will carry
Red Cross medal from New York
TO President Wilson In relays.
Two Princeton professors get
leaves OF absence to 20 back TO
native lands 90 enlist.
Charter 10 given Burlington Ma
tional bank. II. u. Cleveland.
president Capital stock. f25. 900.
Senate ratlfles peace treaties
with Sweden and Paraguay and
boundary treaty with Panama.
MI. Lessen on the Job again, hurls
ashes 30 miles.
National Association OF Master
Bakers want cotton flour sacks to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-23
GRAB ANOTHER ONE

VICTORIA. u. C.. Oct. 23.--The
second steamship carrying the Brit
ish flag captured by q British
cruiser. on suspicion OF carrying
coal 10 German warshlps. IN expect
cd 90 arrive Mt Esquimault tonight
or tomorrow In charge OF a prize
crew from IT, NJ. $. Newcastle. She
ia tho Bankdale, with n cargo Of
5000 tons OF coal from Norfolk, Va.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-23
u. S. 0VERHkULS.
ITS ARMY POSTS.
in PHILIPPINES

WASHINGTON. Oct 23.-war
department officials admitted today
army posts and forts in the Philip
pines are being armed and proyis-
Toned rapidly, but Il WAS declared
that no extraordinary excitement
prevails over the Far Eastern siiua-
ton.
one reason for the activities In
the Philippines was the carrying
out OF comprehensive armament
plan recently sanctioned by con.
gress.
A member Of the general STAFF OF
the army admitted that the situa-
ton in the Far East was partly re-
sponsihie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-23
JOE KNOWLES WILL
TALK TO BOY SCOUTS

Joe Knowles. the primitive man"
who thrived for 30 days In the Ore
gon forests without food or clothing
from the outside. will recount his
experiences IN woodcraft to the Boy
Scouts OF Seattle at Pantages thea
tire Saturday morning at 10 o'clock.
The talk has been arranged by
Major Ingraham. the scout commits
siuner. and win be free.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-23
JOHN PANTON STORE WILL
BE BUSY PLACE TOMORROW
Change of Policy Causes Bargains That Are Bringing
Crowds to This Store

Tomorrow will be n big day at
the John Panton Store. To the
many departments which were al.
ready being closed out has been
added the fourth floor. including
the entire stock of curtains. rugs,
draperies, etc. The fourth floor
went on sale yesterday and all day
long II was crowded with buyers
taking advantage OF the most I'M
usual opportunity TO save money
on these lines of merchandise that
Seattle has seen for years. The
shoe department also will be n
busy place tomorrow, as indeed IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-23
STREET TRAFFIC
IS TIED UP BY A hen

PENDLEToN, Ore. Oct ga
Where she came from or whittier
she went Is not known. but a little
Leghorn hen tied up traffic on the
busiest part Of Pendleton's street
for 10 minutes.
With n score OF persons looking
on and making facetious remarks.
she calmly seated herself on the
pavement under the car OF DR. Il.
r. Ringo. on Main St. and laid an
egg. The doctor claimed the egg
and will preserve Il as a souvenir.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-23
ATKINSON TO TALK

Sam Atkinson will speak Sunday
evening IA Stevcna hall. Fourth av..
near Pike. upon tho subject. The
Bib. and Economical Challenge TO
the Church lilo will illustrate his
lecture with maps OF Washington.
oregon and Southern California.
showing the amount Of land owned
by private corporations and tho small
quantity available for tho settler
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-23
HERE

Tomatoes scarce.
New $500 building for 9th and
Pine.
Cops must pay for rides on Lake
Durien ear line.
Fire wipes out home OF Frank
Green, hlHt $. and Adams.
W. n. Lauuhlln beaten and robbed
by thuga.
]. L. Enoler given days and $3.50
fino for attempted extortion.
Rene Levy, born here In 1867, held
up In London because birth record
ia not available.
Late Mrs. n. e. Taylor gives
$1,000 10 charity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-23

has been all week. The other
departments which are being
closed out at this time. and which
will offer most exceptional bar
gains for tomorrow's selling. in
crockery and hardware. no
tions and fancy goods. sundries
and toilet articles. and stationery
and office supplies Each depart
ment will put its best foot forward
for tomorrow The John Panton
store is 10 be an exclusive special
" store on women's ready-t6wear
In tho future, that's why the other
departments must be closed out
Immediately.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-23
THIS CITY TO
CORRAL PART
OF WAR TRADE

with French government
agent. stalking through the
Middle Eastern states placing
orders of monster proportions
for auto trucks. tents. search
lights. shoes. clothing. harness.
canned foodssuff. aud ether srti-
~ie. necessary TO feed and eauip
an army. bu.ise@. men of seattle
are making preparations 60 cor
raj some Of the war business for
thi. city aud sietnity.
Tho announcement n few days ago
tina, order. for 1000 saddles had
been placed IN Chicago and vicinity
has stirred harness and saddle manu-
faetursrs Ia this city % a determine
sion TO enter into active competition
with the Eastern manufacturer
The heads Of other scattie indus.
tries manufacturing articles vitality
needed by the warning nations say
they will follow suit
Seattle men believe they have a
RICH, 20 share IN this new business
and that the buyers for tho big
across the Atlantic have no
preference as TO where they buy, rs
long as they get value received for
a minimum amount.
coineidcn, with the Information OF
active buying in the East comes the
announcement from isrAi flour man
ufsciurers % several subutantial
orders from Europe There r. Moth
ing startling about these orders. say
seattle mliImcn. but they have or
derE. nevertheless.
The salmon and flour Industries
are In parallel predieaments
Europe wants flour and salmon
badly. but until the money exchanges
adjust themselves. Europe cannot
buy as much as she wants.
But tho money market promises
to straighten out In tho Immediate
future
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-02-11

Walter McCauley and Will Cameron
assisted him in getting them to mar
ket
Mrs. Jake Dinger and daughter
Candace, were in Bluffton Thursday
having some sewing done by Mrs. L.
Burgman.
August Bergman Jr. and Chris
Johnson helped T. A. Connell drive
cattle Thursday up to the new place
on which the latter now lives.
Is degrees below zero yesterday
morning.
Elmer Greenslade made trip to
Burr Oak the forepart of the week,
to have his limb dressed by Dr. En-
mons.
August Bergman Jr. made abusi-
ness trip to DEBORAH last Tuesday.
Ralph Sharp and wife were De-
corah shoppers last Tuesday.
Pat Tyne was shopping in our
burg Tuesday.
mir. DAVIS went to Cresco Wednes-
day.
Claude Drummer and Candace Din
ger walked to Burr Oak Tuesday.
T. A Mcconnell moved seven loads
Of household goods, etc, Wednesday.
VIII Halse, Luke OBrien and Terry
O'brien assisted him.
Mrs. l.. Drummer visited her moth
er, Mrs. Jake Dinger the forepart of
the week.
Walter McCauley went to the Geo.
Bucknell sale Wednesday.
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CALMAR.
Feb. 9.

Feb. 9, 1914.
Mrs. Fred Suhring of DEBORAH was
guest at the w. V. wager home
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Miller entertain
ed the Whist club Wednesday eve.
ming.
Miss Laura Gilmartin went to ST
Paul Friday, to remain for a few
days.
A number of the ladies went to FIT
Atkinson Thursday to attend the La
dies Aid which was entertained by
Mrs. Chas. Glass.
Mrs. c. G. Anderson visited al
DEBORAH Thursday.
Hugo and Tony Huber went to
Waterloo Friday for few days visit
with their brother
M. P. Moran was over from De.
corah Friday.
Jerome Huinker visited at Du-
buque recently.
A. j. Holiness and wife returned
from Minneapolis after a short visit
there with friends.
Mrs. Peter Graf was a DEBORAH Wis.,
itor Saturday.
The Study club met with Mrs. w.
V. wager Monday afternoon.
Mds. M. Gilmartin and Fred Camp
bell were DEBORAH visitors Saturday
Mr.. Stimson returned from Min
neapolis Thursday. His wife accom-
panied her for short stay.
Miss Genevieve Brother was at Os-
sian Monday.
VIII Herold of Cresco spent Sun
day at the JOS. Slebiska home
l.. j. Strobe of Milwaukee visit
ed his mother here the latter part of
the week
Prof. o. B. Law was a recent Wis
itor at Hawkeye.
The Catholic young ladies will
give card party at the opera house
Thursday evening, Feb. 18th. Every
body is cordially invited to attend.
Admission 35 cents.
Mrs. Z. B. Olson entertained the
Sunshine club Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Mayme Ebert spent Sunday at
ed to Ossian Friday to take care OF
John Harvey, who is quite sick.
Miss Myme Ebert spent Sunday at
home from DEBORAH.
Fred Englehart of st. Olaf is here
visiting his sister, Mrs. E. II. Buck
and family.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-02-11
HEsPER.


Oscar Kenyon was a caller al
Steno's Saturday.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Lu
theran church were entertained BY
Mrs. Ole Thorson, Feb. 4th.
Myrtle Sandin is visitor at the
Holvor Ramlo home.
Hilda Ramlo who has been visitine
her brother Willie Ramlo near Can.
ton returned home last week.
A big dance will be given in Ia
boris hall Friday evening. Yates or.
chestra will furnish the music.
Several from here attended the
funeral Of Fred Soeder at the Locust
church.
Ida Bergeson was a shopper al
Burr Oak Thursday.
Harry Allen is a visitor at the
Holver Ramlo home at present.
Mrs. Bertha Bender had sctne den
tai work done at DEBORAH Friday.
Louise Usgaard visited at the
Peter Usgaard home Friday night.
Andrew Haugen transacted bust
ness at Mabel Saturday.
Peter Eggen returned to DEBORAH
Saturday night, after visiting at the
parental home.
Holvor Ramlo made business
trip to DEBORAH Monday.
Mrs. Wells Emery is very sick al
this writing with pleurisy and pneu.
monia.
Clarence Ramlo was a business
translator at Mabel Monday.
Fred Tabor from Glenwood, Mimi
was an, over Sunday visitor at the
Ramlo home.