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MORE FEDERAL AID
FOR MINES IS PLEA
Of ]. s. DIRECTOR

Indianapolis. lad. Jan. al Mere
aid from, the federal government for
the nitnins Industry VAS the plea Of
~. J, \, Holmes. director Of the fed
.Eai bas~an Of niuss al Wa.hiasiou.
~ho addressed the coat -niion of the
rnissd Niia- Worker. of America
here to-day.
The situation IL n-ithrr s-asSn-
able nor jass. declared Ds. iioim-s
The .nsaii~~, bureau in the depart.
n-n' of aEsssaitar~--shsa for study
,hs ias~.s. as they affect the farmer
receives = larger appropriation
'sas the department at n,in~.. The
ins~s' tas~aa receive. s:s:..c" a
s.as and sAss the d.rar,m.n, of
sa,a-. st~sas Ssss. occ.
~Ts~ uoast~ With s-silsS aid f.s
the i-ss-sa Of nsin.s ha. s--.n the
prejudice ssa,a.s sh~ r,sh mine oan.
~ss''
Tkr scss~usisA To-day adopted .-s.
.ssi s-~sioe. at ss- consultation
.iihss,s the a.asi fsi-i.n The
ssasess,op ~ess Ga record .. aps-,.-.,
10 ,hr Industrial Noskrf. Of the
Wss's ~ saspsinx a .iaus~ IN th.
s"sss''ssscs gscAihisias i-ssi asssn.
ssastsas 10 .ssik.s not recognized
~ the Nssssissa Federation of Labor
Of u. affiliated b-ssi.s Van uls,.
oct ss the ssssiisasts,a sSsasnsss-- ~.
aiaissa thai the purpose os sAs
s'n~sa~sss ga. So rs.s-at The I. ".
W sssisinx sss~ treasury 1t the sass.
etc Ia saitdsss up aa ossss,sAslss
that y sc'ss 81, - II. power 10 Dis.
saps the tsnsd Misc WORKERS Os
AesftsAs
" sss 'sssa,tNss s.esa-s 10 past.
.ss~ the stat ~nsl- .asf~s~ns~. 80:
la t~sis 10 i'siiass.raia a.s, ~ssi,
.ssii rsssaaf, To
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rxcIu0vE RAuguN
RloHrs FOR GOVT

wAAssaxsCa. J.as si-t:Ses'sss,-
ssshss sussk~ F~sesamess sc hss all
sss;iun ss~> tsuea su rsse.,te lands
~ sstssic exploration sai AZ srerp'
tsiAtscs ~ ss.S.ss. s.s ~sss,iax ~.
i,aw fnsa. such cts ~sre rto;.~~>a
t.-ssy ~ an administration hill b,
Chairman ts-ses ctssc m,s~> scm.
mi,,-~.
Tire bill rs,ss .sse. that ali deposits
VI sAsn~<Ne. r,ssh tisuar AID other
tsiiurn cer. and the public isaas
.oetsiatux then saail ~ sas.set TO
.srhs,ssstcn. -rvapstira ana PUT
,sA.r under tho rsisisx tAs.. .orsi.
sscsAl us~s the cs~. h~iax exclusive
" sold and DELIVERED TO the uaitsd
s,a,est All the csv~ So snsaes sruru
the I-,hlse lAnds not is.ased unsss
federal Uf state rntatnT LAYS.
rrs.f - January Is. 1914. would b.
sold and scii,css.i gas~- federal to-
s~rS stisa of the exclusive siGtt 80
tgt<chse~ AMI receive the escs saa To-
snnuli and avoid any r~teets 30
sauss st saiIaec to- sess'eps and miae
''- crss With reasonable diligence. .
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Nss, Presbyterian Church.

srtrnsa eiii is~ ea ''si.si-a-.s .s
t'asp-srs 'sis evening" srsfasn ~iit
- atssss-,i I. s.ssns e,ortr. lis sest
t~sns. 't.~s y. Man iss~sis~ thf
Nea,hs The shois ~isi s-af-r g.-
.faprsasr anshgras a, 10th hose. %:
~.gshs. sna Miss Ali.a viil sirs
itanssi's ''c.aa~ ts,. sttns. In ,as
.tsaias Sabbath ssh.s. besias a.
81; q, IN Sasas I'~opis. sae~,ia=
in the psiHsary se~sn a, I. y. p sss
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Frs, 4. Z, chs,sh. South,

o~ias q. tho shssa.r al ss- pss-
.cs ~ha has b~~a us,isr aussssia-
fes .oasr siss.. k-ss Ira " saras.'s
rss,cs Of ia- s.ssssrss Nssbo4iist
'shnrVh ~ Co.ssas. spssass. ~iil
preach at ~ y ~, aaa so :. 80
Res. itssnsu i. sa- asths ss.~s sae-
tsssfu, hssses. and preachers in .hs,
state Nea ase ssssiiaiis insi,r,3 q.
seaF hiss. ~aasss school at -.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-31

would ANY attempt Of the civil Au-
th0riiies IA enforce obedience with
the great numb-rs Of people taking
part in such battles
That no official Ijkoe.ainatioa Was
ever issued BY Governor Ammons de-
eiarinx Southern Colorado or Las
Aninas county In y stat. Of insur-
r-ctiOn and Erb-lli0n is II strons
plank in III. srxument Of the petit
TONERS for ths release of I'm. Me
CURE. Davis snd Lamont. Major
isouxhlou met this phass of the ob-
lsctions BY argument 10 show tina,
that q coalition existed and had
been found Ia exist by lis. governor
that warranted the sendins of troops
Inio the field and that the -xs~u,iV.
order did gise To the commanding
general Of the lfoops all the powers
-aereis-d by ihe troop. In the Meyer
ease
Major iioaxhson talked iaE mar.
than i~o hour Yesterday afternoon
and had not fisished ~hsn recess
~a. taken 81 $3.50 last .N.nIns. lie
continued his assum.n, AT |. "a this
morning. Throughout, the entire iay
a. YESTERDAY the ~sass roam Mas
csU~ d~j with Interested spectators.
The hearing OF arguments will prob
ably consume IN. ~nsiT- das-
What he termed sh- ''s.,iai-r'.
i,olnl Of Ssr~' sas attacked by al.
saruss u. \. iis~kiss a. his final -.
sumeni ihl. Afternoon, Tn. union
counsel did nos soafin~ his arsuns-n,
Ia . di.sassios at the Aps CT ease. nor
did he attempt 10 ans~cF the es.~s-
rssi.a. Of Major is,axh,sn ON the
REPEATED ta~ la the ssss-. bat a-isins
ao~n inso aass~ns hissosy s~,sxhl 10
imps~ss sh~ court aith ,A- srei:N 81
snctd-a;s 4. portray the arbitrary
sss> Of the miiisas, covers The fsii
NJ Ham. ~ss attributed 10 the s-s4
rssie acts ST soldier. sna the aiss--
paint shss fscm the s-ry hrsinainE
at ss- American frpas',Ir sh~rv hsi
''~~n b. constitutional writers aad
h. nssi.a's greatest patriots . lie.
ssu.t sf military sai- Is illustrate
the r>s,ns that = .s;di-f ~.s a ''ser-.
servant bat q ps.se MASTER
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SEN. LANE REMOVED
FROM SENATE FLOOR

rppr had been "ae~tsr-d .a de-
nAna by svss,sr N~~ians.
Just s,rfcfc bits attack on 'ss com
snltsse senator Lane had defended
David Lamar a. rer~ss ~hess
-elsinx~ "a. no, to b. compared
~i;s }. =. Mesxaa 4 conpasy. ma.
ai,slas,ea of Ns~ Havoc affairs.
We, NJ. Morgan said b.. dearest,
hope" eeasiaass senator Lane. was
scr hi. sou 10 Sc On preaching the
washing apay Of sin BY the slesd of
the Rcdssm.r. Thea h. pulled GU,
of his hip pocket rcd haassna aai
skippe,. out for kiosy.'-
Il doa's iche to have the senate
dragged around .. a tool Of black
nsilet. said senator Reps without
RISING OF addressing the chair. tu,
speaking to senator cummins
Senator eri.,o~ .srsns TO his feet.
The senator sruH New York mid
.emethiax." said he Il don; knos
whether he meant i, to so into the
record
Senator Bristow then repeated
Senator Root's words
some per.on. .~ym mighty tender
~hca I; comes to discussing the steel
trvst. added Senator Bsistow. "a
trues ~hc.e stock has gone up ten
per cent and has Ssec 100000 Of
water =
Senator Roo: risiae - , question
OF 7cr~onai privilege. expressed hi.
regret tia; the senator fspm Kansas
had seen fit TO have made a matter
Of public record remarks he had cas-
vaii, made to senator Cum0ias.
Senator Stone. intcrrupsins a, tina;
point ia the senAte. eaid:
The senator from Kansa. is in
the habit OF doing those things. Per-
sonal'y. am tired Of II.
At that point senator Williams
declared that the senators appear ed
to be in bad huror.''
Senator Ne~iands said II MIR
Lanes charge had not been with
dawn he would propose = committee
of Investigation.
oh. I've vi. hdraun IL" said
senator Lane. and ccAs&Aeration OF
the whole .uh,ee. vent over until
Monday.
pnS ,s~;.s;nr -A,as shlr in arm,
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Lutheran Church.

saniaS .ahooI a, eisS; divine
s.r,is. Al ~ a m,: al services la
Ensiish Ne cordially Invite strain
gers After service the church .oan-
.ii will m.-t.-K, Waller s.'hni,..
pastor,
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Cy1ss,aa Chusei,.

sunday school 81 ,;ts n, a This
minister pg-ssh~~ At ~ a. IA sre-
eiai program al s;sc . la. fSahs
p~opi.. Meeting ~, ga" ,, Ia. \
soo-i place ,c sp~hI an hsiss 500 d.
Maia Is the place Randolph Cook.
MinIsssrs
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Christian Seieaee.

The Christina seiese. sosieiy hold
regular service. every sunday morn
i1k ~ 10: Nest First street. Nora
les service at ~ o'clock aHd sunday
school at $50. Wednesday evening
m-~siuxs Al o'clock. All ass VEL
come
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Social Happeaisss
Meeting Notice.
Asccsbees 70 Meet.

Lady Nsscab--s viii meet Mon
DAY evening. February .. al : o'cias u
ps"mpals. Fun attendance IL lie.
Stree. - Nan.i, Conner. Commander.
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Baptist Church.

The subject of III. morning SER
mon Is. 'ras Mo4s~i PRAYER" Ia the
evening the subject ~iii h-- Driving
Past. Where" Special music -, bo;h
s.ryis-s
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-31
OMEGA CONTEST

ces;ess eiossx February Isl. sead
In Tie los o. ~esds Il yoa xss; 10
Gin he gold watch bsseeie..-Ihe
Rheadrs.H TAT hs,dgr ;e1elsy Co.
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Maze Cole. sa.alrs 81 the cara.ns.
Hsss'. srsufpss last sishs fscas La.
SssAs sassr be .sra, several ssys
asssnssss to- ssssne~s natter.
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IN THE CHURCHES
Trinity Episoopsl Church.

Rev, J, u. Ferris. rector. Fourth
Sunday after Epiphany: services II
u. IN. and %" T.. IN SUNDAY school
ai s;i5 a. III.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-31

Mi.e Alice Martin OF ~ Louis.
invcnser Of the ''llss,tasisa waltz. =
has h,s awarded . E,ssd medal by
the Paris dancing tc~s hsrA
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shc~ed tn. utter fati,ssy Of this con
teatisa Of the petitioner. and By IL
fussrssioaa painted out hos ssrciai
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DAxroap. sAxDERsox 4 CO.

.isli. Nia5ns ssa tsEisassaa IN.
: .n-rsss uiaepsiHssas. Marpsss. coe-
.srsss,i.a. rsesas s.,-sis ti-ss
'sai!sslns rhea- r. isss u
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-31

jaaior i.sasuc ssfsi.o ~ ESQ, Zee
Aefsh league Devotional aae.ins al
{ GO 4, ta-A. II. Prndi-ssn. passors
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-31

Fur assisting a Unstable in iiffi.
Guilty. Nies Eveiine Mullins Of swan
aeA. EnxlAAd. has received = bracelet
from the polsce d~cxrsDset-
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DISASTER INQUIRY
IS kept SECRET

sC.ssssssA ss.o 49,, J.,
Putnam patriot., 1914-06-26
MARRIAGES

In WuHmantic, June l6, by Rev B. C. Rugbee of Narrenville, PaulN hlte- house of Abingdon, and Miss lsadore Macfarlane of Willimantic.
 At Crescent Beach, June 2l, oy keN :, NJ. $. Kaufman, D. iD., Of Central Falls, k. l., Milledge NJ Pnrdy or south Manchester, and Miss kuth h' Ryther of Hartford.
 In Pelmerton, Pa, June "A, Frank Keaney and Charlotte W. Mckee.
 In Pomfret June 2l, Thomas C' Malbart and Loretta Allard.
 In Natic, Mass, June 70, by kev, Jerome Wood, Herbert K. Slye ana Alice R. Wilbur of Pomiret.
Putnam patriot., 1914-06-26

AT a Court or Probate holden at Putnam "A within and for the distric. of Putnam on the 25th day of June, A. D.. 1914,
 Present, EDWARD c. WRIGHT, Judge Estate ot Sarah E. Egan, late of Putnam in said district deceased.
 George Egan of 425 Summer Street, Woon socset, K. l., EXecaiOr.
 Ordered that six months from the date hereof be- and the same are limited and allowed for the creditors to bring in their claims against said estate, and the ENecator directed 10 give public notice 10 the creditors of said estate 10 bring In their claims within said time allo wed by posting copy of this order on the public sign post nearest the place where the deceaSed las, dwelt, within the same Town, and by publishing the same in some newspaper having s circulation in said probate district. aud return make to this court of the notice given.
 Attest. s5 EDWARD c. WRIGHT, Judge
Putnam patriot., 1914-06-26
DEATHS

In Putnam, June 20, Joseph Lucier, aged n years
 In Woodstock, June 2Srd, Clayton T. Lyon, aged 75 years.
 In Danielson, June Is, Aafehe Breault, aged @ years.
 In Putnam, June ., Germaine De lofme, aged l5 years.
Putnam patriot., 1914-06-26
FOR SAL.E:

Fifteen Colonies of Italian and Car nolan Bees from the aparay of Myron Kinney, E. C. KINNEY, 36 Center Street, Putnam. D 2S
Putnam patriot., 1914-06-26
F. G. LETTERS & co.
BIRTHS

BIRTHS In Putnam, June Is, a son to MT nd Mrs. Prosper Niegard'
Putnam patriot., 1914-06-26
FOR SALE

One Chestnut Mare, middle age, good worker and driver, weighing twelve hun dred pounds. One I horse Woodpecker Portable Wood Saving Outht in Perfect Condition. c. W. LOWE, Putnam, Conn.,, K. F. D. No. 2. 26s7.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-07-01
OSSIAN.
June %, 1914

June 90, 1914.
Clair Limbeck was a Monona bust
ness visitor Wednesday
George Owens of Cresco visited
his sister, Mrs. j. D. Long Wednes-
day.
Miss Mary Kearns went to New
Hampton Wednesday to visit friends.
Mrs. Rose Ringeon and son Geo
returned to their home in Chicago
after several months visit here.
Mrs. Mike Broghammer and
daughter Viola and Mrs. Chas. Lam
inert and children visited with their
sister, Mrs VIM. Broghammer in
Calmar.
Mrs. Hurley and daughter of Fort
Atkinson returned to her home Fri
day after a visit with her sister, Mrs.
Ed Dowd.
Miss Marcella Broghammer of Cal.
mar visited at the Henry Huinker
home last week.
Prof. Grouse came from Fayette
Saturday to spend Sunday at home.
K. w. Anderson and daughters,
Mildred, clara and Lillian, Mrs.
Carrie Lee and daughter Agnes and
Ed Kleisart autoed to Preston, Mimi.
Thursday for a visit at the c. NJ. An
dei1son home.
James Koran of Clermont spent
Sunday with his sister, Mrs. J. j.
McManus.
Ruth Holen came from Fort At
kinson yesterday after a visit at the
Henry Luanberger home.
Mrs Harry Bullard spent Saturday
in West Union
The w. G. T. u. will meet with
Mrs. Luella Weitgenant Friday af-
ternoon at $3.50. The topic is Leg
islature and Petitions with Mrs.
Weitgenant and Mrs. Ina White,
leaders
Miss Regina Meyer closed her sum-
mer term OF school in the Elmer
Rosa District, Friday.
Henry Castor of Eldorado was an
Ossian visitor today.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-07-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Moore Of Post
vile were in town Monday.
Andrew Saggin of Canoe Ridge,
visited his daughter, Mrs. John John
son Monday.
Dr. Blessin and Harold Lofland
autoed over from Postville Monday.
Paul Topel and family are enjoy
ing a visit from their cousin, VIM.
Schultz of Chicago.
Theodore Rosa of Centennial is a
visitor at the y. F. Miller home.
Miss Maude Van Wey spent Sunday
at home from DEBORAH
Calvin Waters and family attended
the Sunday school picnic at Forest
Mills Thursday.
Henry Moose has a new cement
walk, l.. c. Spaun did the work.
Will Schultz was a business caller
in Waterloo Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Ed Youmans and children drove
down from Ravena Sunday, Miss
Myrtle Van Wey accompanied them
home.
Harold Spaun, Calvin Baltzell
Oliver Raitt, and Walter Kneeskerr
went to Ossian Sunday to see the bal
game.
A. d. Mckay of Ossian was a visi
tor at Henry Chamberlin's Sunday.
Dave Baldwin and T. j. Crawford
and G. Van Wey attended the coun
ty convention at DEBORAH Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Schutta were
Postville shoppers Monday.
Mrs Fred Drier of Castalia was
caller at T. j. Crawford's Monday.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-07-01
RAVENA.

June 20, 1914.
August Peck and Eber Decou at
tended the Chautauqua at DEBORAH
on Sunday
Misses Mildred Doan and Pearl
Weitgenant of Ossian spent Sunday
at Eber Decou's.
Miss Regina Barthelma spent Sun
day with Ossian relatives.
j. V. Decou and family of near
Castalia spent Sunday at julius
Browns.
John Ernester and family spent
Sunday at A. P. Etteldorf's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Peyer of Ossian
visited at Henry Schweinefus's on
Saturday.
Mr. Henry Schweinefus and daugh-
ter Ruth spent Sunday at Louis
Schweinefus's near DEBORAH.
John Duvee and family autoed to
rostville on Tuesday.
Herman Lansing called in Wash
ington Prairie on Thursday.
Ole Benson called in Washington
Prairie on Wednesday.
Wenzel Lansing was passenger
for Prairie du Chen on Wednesday
for few days stay at the sanatar-
ium.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Ernester and
children arrived here on Wednesday
via auto from Minneapolis for Wis
it at the P. Barthelma Sr. home and
other relatives.
Joe Broghammer returned on
Tuesday from his Dubuque visit.
Tony Becker and family of south
of Ossian visited at Herman Schroe-
der's on Wednesday.
| Mr.. Wilkeson of Waterloo called
at Herman Lansing's on Thursday
Mr.. Herman Lang and daughter ot
On Thursday.
Mr.. Lewis Lee of Centennial called
at August Lansing's on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Peck of near Frank
vile called in Ravena Sunday.
Mr.. Schroeder of Kokomo, Indi-
ana arrived here on last Thursday
for visit with his brother, grandpa
Schroeder, at the F. F. Schroeder
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Zweibohmer of
west of Ossian visited at F. F. Sch
roeder's ON last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Eimers and MIR.
and Mrs. Will Miller visited at the
H. j. Bush home at Calmar on Sat-
urday.
A few of this vicinity attended the
barn dance at Andrew Lees in High
Ridge on Saturday evening All re-
port fine time.
Miss Emma Schroeder returned
home from ST. Francis, Wis, one
day last week.
Those from a distance who at
tended the kleisart-Lansing we'd
ding on last Tuesday were Rev. Hen
ry HOlthaus of Dubuque; Mr.. and
Mrs. August Holthaus and son Felix
and daughter Monica, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Cremar and babe, Mr. and Mrs.
John Schupanitz and Will Schnnee-
berg r, Mr.. Philip Bucket and fam
j lily, Mr.. Henry Geising and family
and grandma kleisart of Festina and
Mr.. and Mrs. PitZenberger of Fort
Atkinson.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-07-01

Some Of the country SWANS took
in the concert at Ridgeway last week
in the evenings.
Miss Hattie KratZ who has been
absent from home several weeks,
visiting her sister, Mrs. Reinhart
Haakenson, and brother Alvin of
Grand Rapids, N. D., arrived home
Tuesday this week, we'll pleased with
her western sOjourn.
Misses Nettie, Leona and Lizzie
Koch, with their brother Roy visited
their sister, Mrs Fred Falck near
Ridgeway last Sunday.
Thee. Kratz and family autoed
cut to Florenceville Last Sunday
morning to spend the day visiting at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Krue-
ger, and while there make the &C
quaintance OF q newcomer-girl
number two
Alfred Peter, family and some of
his neighboq friends were out mo-
toring on our highways last Sunday
afternoon for pleasure.
Mr.. and Mrs w. KTatz dined with
the latters parents, Mr.. and Mrs x
Armstrong Of Ridgeway last Sunday
The German M. e. people will hold
their annual Sunday school picnic al
the river near the home of j. G
Kirschman's, this week Saturday. A
general welcome Is extended to all.
Mr.. Albert Mix and family auto.
ed to Protivin Sunday morning tC
attend church and call upon friend;
and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs Jacob Hornberger
and Charley were pleasant afternoon
callers at the C. Schild home las
Sunday.
Henry Hakenson, who was hurr
recently while cranking a car, ha:
nearly fully recovered.
/ Mike Kratz's folks autoed to Ores
co last Saturday for pleasure anC
I business.
Amel Koch has the foundations
ready for the new house and barn h
will build after harvest.
j. J. KaliShek's hired man me
with a severe accident last week one
day, that might have been quite seri
Gus. The team he was driving tool
fright at an engine used on the road
grader. The man had the lines
laround his shoulder and was dragged
by the frightened horses thru sew
eal barb wire fences, until nearl,
all his clothes we're torn to shred!
and he was cut quite badly in severa
places. Fred Butz happened to b,
there in his Ford car, so he was rush
ed to Cresc0 to receive medical ait
) of physician. At the present tim,
, he is doing we'll and nothing seriou.
; is expected to follow.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-07-01
CASTALIA.

June 30, 1914.
d. c. Malloy and Thos. Kane at
tended the funeral services of Ed
Sheehan, at Clermont Tuesday.
Miss Anna Schara came home af-
ter spending. week in Ossian.
MIR. and Mrs. f. A. Stanley were
Waukon visitors one day last week
Miss Nora Floody spent Sunday
with her mother in Ossian.
Miss Bessie Emry was an over
Sunday visitor at the c. c. Thornton
home.
Harold Bernhart was a passenger
to Ossian Thursday.
Mrs. II. Floody and Miss Nora
Floody went 20 Clermont Tuesday
to attend a funeral.
Miss Leo Reeves came over from
DEBORAH Saturday for a visit at the
home of her brother Carl Reeves.
Miss Rilla Bernhart returned from
Elgin after a weeks visit with Mrs.
II. S. Steele She was accompanied
home by Miss Harriet Bakman, who
will spend few days visiting Miss
Hazel Bernhart.
Irene Finnegan came up from
Fayette for an over Sunday visit with
home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. X. Riggs came
up from Toledo, Monday for a visit
at the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. X. Riggs
MIR. and Mrs. H. H. Meyer and Mr.
end Mrs. Joe Werkler of Garnavilla
autoed to Cresco Saturday.
Bert Harvey, Fred O'Boy and MI
and Mrs. Ed Wirsching autoed to
Monona Sunday.
John Alien of Mason City Is here
visiting his grand parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. F.. Kneeskern and Mrs. John
F'ranger accompanied Mr.. and Mrs
Campbell to their home in Maquoke.
Ia on Thursday, whore they spent q
few days.
A number from here attended tn,
ball game between Ossian and Lans
ing Sunday, at Ossian.
in Ossian Tuesday
Mrs. w. H. Haefner returned from
short visit with friends in Mime
arolis on Tuesday.
The Misses Schroeder ATTENDED
the dance at Postville Saturday.
A number of girls walked up from
Postville Monday afternoon. They re.
turned on the C. M. and st. Paul, due
here at sos p. m.
On Friday d. c. Malloy sold the
H. H. Carragher farm TO Joe Bar.
ret at $4,000 an acre. j. ID. Long
of Ossian sold the H. Aulthouse farm
northwest of town to John Stendl
Of Owatonna, Mimi, at $4,000 per
acre.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-07-01
IL Kidneys and Bladder Bother Then
Foley Kidney Pills.

OverwOrked kidneys will break
down IL not helped. When they can
no longer protect the blood and the
body from the poisons that come
to them. then look out for Bright
disease, serious kidney trouble and
bladder annoyances. Foley Kidney
Pills are your best protection, your
best medicine for weak, sore, over
worked kidney and bladder weakness
ses.-Engbertson Pharmacy. July
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-07-01
For The Fourth.

You viii find ertra good values
in summer suits $3.50 and $1,000
buys splendid good all wool suits.
Be sure to come to Bear'a
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-07-01

The artists model Is almost as
proud OF her curves as the baseball
pitcher IL Of his.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-04-01
VILLA EXPECTS
FALL0F TORREON
ARTILLERY WHEELED INTO Po-
siTIoN TO SHELL FEDERAL
TRENCHES
REBEL RANKS NUMBER 10000
Expect early Victory; No Escape for
Huertans, says Leader. Who
Expects to Capture en-.
tire Army

Constitutionalist Headquarters, Yer
mo, Chihuahua.-General villa and his
army OF 1000 rebels have invested
the federal stronghold OF Torreon.
The ~khaki-clad members occupied
the environs OF the city without op-
position and the day was spent In
wheeling and dragging field pieces into
position to shell the federal trenches,
dug at every point where the federal
commander, General Reiusio velasco,
expects attack.
velasco's army 10 estimated 10 mum
Der 1900 men. South and southwes;
of this city his position is regarded as
almost impregnabls by reason OF the
mountains through which only three
passes run and these have been rem
dered almost impossible by fortihca
tons and barbed wire entanglements
In other directions the city is reached
through the desert and high hills.
Villas progress has been slow be
cause II was necessary TO repair rail
road tracks and bridges. However
the road was open from Yermo, where
the troops had been modified, 10 Map
imi and Bermipillo. which are only
few miles north OF Torreon, and yirtu
ally are suburbs OF that city.
Hardy, Determined Army
Al these two cities after suffering
long hours in freight cars where they
we're stuffed like figs In a box. ant