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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-06

@enia anefdt fir natienaIe Qrphibitipn.

Gbenio bs UNDERWOOD, foil Der grdFbsHi af i6ltunge abfinuuna
fiber 5obiOus ~beributsn 4nras our giHfihrung Der naionaIsn prO1h
hiiOH brngH. limb amor in Der jssnsn Jorm, bic cine ungsbsure Der,
tul5ung Der Gtootsnreae CUR 5oIge baden pirbe. ub fdpn baram Dtsu
bic i'm d6rgsr fd NIT gsgnissn in bs Experiment faren nsbsn, nhN
geHsbm if. 9uum lam nit gsfimmtbst bomit ssr.fnst per5eu, boF
Der autros bic NOTICE S%ttmmenaobI ntdt fnbst. Der qrdTbeut MILL
bsniO mi: UNDERWOOD, bic Jross aus Der Gdt seiaoft febn. oamtt F
feline aOls in ben nddFsn aonsreBpaben su fpkn Oamag.
Gnbers folkn bic GmpfnouHsen Der aongrbkuts isu, bic nit 3htsrn
uno 3agen baron Oenten, oab, ME INNER lie thinner, Fs einsn gel ibsr
aonfhtuentsn g@n f6 aufbrngsn. .Giesntt9 ar brauden Fe ous angf
ger nft 5u baben. Die 5elgtdt Der Ganhnrsde 1T Gin alter osmohaf.
itr Glaubsnsins. unb Is aat bon BEN tatHf6n Gstdnonis os prafs
hsnten, bb s uuF bic abFimmnng abr bic issigs JoiTuHg bs antragss
cine abdnOsruns. brinst 70 OB bic a~OngreBsus isnsr Parisi nit bhftr
9sgrinOuue ben @nsrtfkn Der IoferfaHotir enBessatretsn t6nnen.
aubrbem ober tOHntn Fs grmuhsuns ni6t nur in ben g.ftaTfn bs
3. q. acknowledgements, fOnnerR aud in bsnen Der taboHften gsrenss
oerbdute ftnbsn. bic isbr snnsf4 StsIung geg,n grObbhpn nsbmtn. Die
q. Sahrssbsrfdmmlans Os gsrbanbes BON 5linOis, Dor smi MODEM, ME
rBt bic bs @er6unOes Don, GhO nabmeu bic folgsnOn gf6lift an:
l. Ar srindsn bic 8unOssfeHatprsn uo bic gioisbsr bs Rom
BreiFs unkrss Gtaatss, ibrn Ginfus gu sbrnuGen, Damit bic BEN
aongreb pOrIeeenOe Y5beporbSo6ion ReiOIuhon", etnen 9uide gu Der
souiitutton Der 8ereinigten Stooten beaueden6, nGt ongenonnen uiro.
2. lie GorIoee, Debe rationale qrobtbhion enfabren mid, lift ben
Granddaughter. oes omerHanIhen 8oHes, ionic ben nohirIiden gehseu
nioeHpredenb. Die anobre Der gOrtuse mare EN- ~gefdbIider gr1ce,
oen5foa fit bic anHobme heherer ausnobneeefse unO oesbo[b b0tft
beoaaerHh unb BON Dethaeeu6er gs6eutung.
8. Sir fno entfheOea fir W2obigfdt IN alien Genufen unb Der.
langen Die trenge Regulerung oaer ofentiden gGgnagrngsIofole mn
aobneu Der ~befeben6en Geese.
A. Dr Dtrtennen nhtt bag bic ~llumGbistdt I'M gfen unb Srnln
EN- netperbretetes llebeI III. @r fn6 oer Der faten ne6er5eueung, 6nb
ltmfebr nmr gsfdoffen Der6eH tam ourh rifhse Griebune, Dor auem in
Der 6amhe; Teher aber 1T eS bic aufsne BON airhe uno SfuIe, gdn.
uer 10 gu erueben, ob tie ibre 2eoenid1ften 6eberd6en fonnen. 9urd
RolBeimoBregeIu uno tGeeee fnb Die DPeni9en nod uenolg gebeBert
borden rnb nerOen ouh in Der 3ufunft nienaIs gebeHert perOen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-06
@arHbsri&L.

Siib.C Omaha. 6. SuIi.
RinOoieb-8uiubr 2i00; RarEI
tart bis iI0u, fcit.
Quite bis beiie SS.50-920.
@itteImdbipe bis cute $50
1888.
@ciD6bnIihe bis m~itteImdbisl
49, 50-S.f
aiibe mo Settlers feIt.
@titc Bis bette aiibe 1876
1926
@itteImGbise bis cute S5.75-
@cfpohnIide bis mitteImSbiSs
s .75-5.75.
Stoders unb 5eeoerS felt.
@rtte Biz bette 81. 10000.
@litteImdbise bis quite 1915
$50.
@epobulife bis ~mitteIm6Bise
.$6 25-6.75.
Stod aiibe $5.00-725.
Stpd adIber $6. 50-7.75.
@eal 100000.
gullen $5.75-7.65.
Sdpeine-9ufu6r POO; Rarft
3 bis 10 bober. 7nrtidnittspreis
IS 20-s.30; boditcr 8rciS S.4212
Shofe - 3uflbr ZOO; Rnrft
10 bis 10 bober.
S1brIiuee $685. so.
@iooer S5.45-5.75
Riitterihaie ST. 50--4S0
Spring 91mmcr IS S5-9.l0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-06
geasr @eaiernnasfprf.

Die Rationale JorftrefsrDations,
ROmmiffion bat ben anfouf bon
$1,000 Qder DoIolonb in ben
Dbite Mountdins g~utgebeiben. Dos
Qan0 Ssrfdut IN 5tpei 2anoitriGe, bic
beibe in GroftOn gountp, 81. g., Iies
gen. Der er6bere 2nnbfri9 grenst
an ben pemigslUoHet. sinsn 9eben.
fIuB beg Werrimoc, unb in entaes
seHgsisstsr Ribtung on bic 9oftons
unb MoinssgiTsnbabn Bis Rurtb
Mcobftod.
Der tleintre Q1nbffri9 1T anis
T9en BEN Qittle Niber uHb @oIe
Ripsr, Deibss QebenfIlFt bss Con.
neriitut, gslesen unh.grsnst on Qdn-
bersisn, lDel4s bereits Gfosntum Der
Reeieruus fnb.
9iir ben sr0beren 2onbfri9 purs
ben $4.62 pro Mdsr btsotIt, naby
Esnb bet arsis pro Ndsr fur bic
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-06

2incoln. Die Qrbrosfa 5errito.
rial Bionier @eieaihaft miro Iaui
geifluB hires Grefutipfomitcs, oas
bier IN Sieung mar. lire Sobres'
~ueriammllng bonn 30. September
bis 8. Gftober in omaha abbaIten.
- Claus Jlamm bon Omaha bat
heute eineu Qro3eB segen Better
.@raoert an 6as Gbergeriht appel.
.lirt. IS banoelt iid Inn bic Dab.
lung elmer 9tote non $1,000, mlb
mar in unterer 5nitnu5 Ser Sra
bert aus Dem Sale ais Sieger Der.
Dorgeganger.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-06

nftroEir. G1mntIi6e MitpEie6er
Ser glebrnsfn Electromagnetic, I'm
GnnsaH 1900 Mnnn, iusrhan, ebe
IL hfg Wluri6DBr gaberg geinrpfi
merAea.
@soAo. Ser @Iib fdIug iudb.
reub zines @euEiterifitrnles HI baf
s~Tarnaballs bon Sobn 9. Bbiuips
o.pie III Dnsiallge Ron 8. 1oDers
itsiS branrtau beibe Big oitf ben
rlns6 nieber. Der bprurindte SHo'
aen. Dem mir enc QeFinge @eriihe'
rIq1s asasnRtsrilsx u bs0sutsHo.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-06

Sn Man6an, n. D., nur6e
gsorg 3inH Don einsm BIibe sstrofs
kH, DeI9er our9 Die G9G0eIbeds
kins rno ourH Die Rsble bsrausbrong.
Ert 5ebn Gtunosn ipdtsr purbe beg
Ndnn auf Dem Jsloe dufgtfunOsn
InD 3fpon3ig GtunOen, naAbeu er
betrDFfsR porOsn mar. ifarb Il
54par3s GntinsgInfer
DerbeR tpie rsil, ipsrn man lie In
SdImiutpoHsr pGi9t unO hIbtroi,
Ten olf Der linte Settle o0sr rsmli
nit siusm oiiHnsu aud barber plat
A1
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-06

iftfnsre 2dnbftd6e F6 ouF S4 Feu.
lie. Die aOmmiifion ssnebmists
Idud ben antouF bes NonbsrbiltidenI
pisgabs 8Oritss in RorbsG Carolina,
i8is RssierungsfOrtsn I'M Often Boz.
ben isst einsn lmFons non 1,077,..
900 oder.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-06
Reuer Sabrtsfnrias Ses 3atiOnnlen
GtHtihGmerifaniifen 9sbrsr.
tns iemianrs in Dhlwaa.
Zee, Mis.

Il A
fee, @is.
Montag, IL. September 5. s.,
er0ffnpt 6aS 2ehrerIeminar ST. Niil.
mnufee ieinen 81. Sabreshrius.
Die 9eranbil0ung BON 2ebreru
fir uniere 9oIfsi9ulen, Die imitan.
De iino. in oentIder ionic in engli.
iher Gprad)e eriolgreih 81 inter,
riften, lit Die alfgn6e Der quit1lt.
SIRE 3oglinee lUer0en NIT oen
@rlnO5iigen Der mooernen Baoa.
gigif bertrait gemnft. Die Dor.
biIoung oerielbeu gu 2ebrern Oes
9eutiden erbeiidt es, bnB tie nit
0eutidem @eilte eriiqt iperoen uno
4dtIng uno 2iebe fir oas 0euti6e
Bolt mo ieIHe aultlr empiin0en.
BabreHo Die aujtalt oieier 5oroe.
ring mad ardften nad5ufommen
1id bemiibt, 70 benefit ibr 2ebr.
gang bod audi, 0nB iie es iid an0e.
rerieits ongeIegen iein ldBt, ben
ipe5ieaen 9eoiirfni1en Der amerifa.
raiden Sf1le geredt 5u tperOen.
MuaOerten ben iuugen 9ebrern uHo
2ebrerinnen bat oas Seminar felt
feirer @riinOung I'M Sabre 1878
ibre beruflide 9orbiloung gegeben,
Die iest begeilterte mo trere Nit.
nbeiter an benz groBen G~r3iebumgs.
merle Der ofieutlihen uno prionten
REORGANIZATION uuieres 2mOes limo.
Sn ietner 8ereinigung oeutihen
lrE0 omerifanii1en @eienS IteBt o1s
Seminar ein5ig inter ben &ebrer.
biI0ungsmitaIten BEG 2anoes oa.
Die lbernus groBen grfolge ieiner
4biturienten IN ibrer 2ebrtb1tigteit
bat inn bon Sabr 81 Sabr
cine INNER groBere S1iIer5abl
5ugeflbrt, un6 nit Der tuafienoen
GrfenntriB Der 9eoattung oelttiher
RiiIturDerfe un0 ben oarolts folgen.
ben b6beren anforoerungen an ben
Oeitihe Spradmterriht in unie.
rem ShuIen tpdfit audi ieine eigene
8e6elttung. Strebime iunge Selite,
DeL9e bic 9teigung baden, iih Dem
fftDeren ober i6onen Qebrerberufe
81 pibu1en nno ben aufnabmebe.
0Ingrgerr nohfonmen 3u fonnen
gInuben, neroen f%reun0lifit eriuft.
if1 NIT Dem unter3eihneten 3iref.
Tor Oes 2ebrerieminars boL0tgit
fHriftIid ODER miinOIia in 9erbin-
0uHg 5u iesen.
Ger llrterridt lit foitenfrei.
4ufno1me In bic SeminarfIoIien
fn0en ale Snbd6er bon GipIomen
g~lniteben6er Sigb SdooIs, iofern
tire aermtniiie iie befd6igen, aud
an benz IN Der oelltihen Sprahe
ertbeilten l1nterridt tbeil3unebmen.
Die neutrality-suspicious. Die
eiren oen Sigh S1ooIS gIeiditeben-
Asn aurfls bietet, itebt ben abitu.
rienten unierer GIimentaridulen Of.
fen.
Dos gipIom 6ps Seminars Be.
redtigt ieine e5nbaber gum Sin.
fritz III Ste sunior,alaIie Der Uni
~berftdten bon 8isconiin ulO SSn6io-
ma HrrS in 6as Eeafers' College
bon gletu Dorf. 9ur9 einen fiir8.
Iid gefaBtpn @ei6luB Ser Gr8ie.
hunqgbehoroe Cgoaro of Regents)
BON gefD gorf Diro oie arbeit oes
Seminars init Stpei College abren
an IdmntLiGen SohitliIen oieies
CLIMATES n~ffreoirt. Die StoatsIhul.
behor6e bon Bisconiin getD1brt ben
Mbihtrierten 0es 2ebreriemindrg
0ns unbeIdr1nffe StoatsLebrer8eug.
mir ouf 2ebens8eit.
Ser R1toIog oas Geminars itebt
naf @atnit3 uueHtseItId sur Ser.
Hisuts.
Miluautee. z. D1ai 1914.
Mgnr @rtebld,
ew II =
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-06

Geinfte g0ra.Il6bslu; GesO.R0beIn
nuf 8eieruug genodt. Omaha
mee6 & Rottan Co. 119 9orS L.
etraBe 94L Touatas 204S.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-06
R(aIGfbirte aBeigen!

Sine tiidltiss Osutidle 5run rpiinidi
Stelhung, lin aagemeine 6aus-
orbeit MIR rpabreuo oes Cages 81
perrihten. 9nd8ufragen bel GrauI
gobiif, 1919 Gorcas Strabe Gna.
ia. $3.50
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cmaba Billion So. f72t Cunning
9. 2467. HenoOtrt GeOern II. Geoers
mdtroten; maft 6eoermntrosen.
Spreht Dor ODER ihreibt I'm greiie.
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Yrot. e. S6lei6,
4 gt1tnrsGeiIarst

-
gtattlr> 9eilarSt
aus @ras. Sciterreid, bcrfiet iiber
cine 26.idbrige Hroris in Der ana.
tomii6en uno tedniiden Mniiooe
unb SeiIgpmnoitif, ionie i'm &c.
Iammten Observation-Disclosures.
gei girtulotionsitorungen. gIut.
iberfaaing, 9eroenleiOen, Rbcuma.
tiSmus un0 Sihios, trigger Baud
musfulatur uno 6artIeibigfeit, Sen.
funaen um6 @erifie6ungen Der
5rouen.O rgnne, bDiteriiden Sultan.
Sen, droniiden geriteifuneen Der
I8elenfe.
Gmpfeblunaen: uniDeriitdt, San
|ins GitD, aos.. Blue 9aIleD so.
lpitoI, Sebron 9ebr.
0ffite. arug Gbeater,
IA. nno Sarneg GtraFe.
Spreditum6en BON s llbr 8orm.
bis 8 llbr 9odm. Eel. Doug. 1888.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-06

Gas preisDirbiaite GFsn Bel Better
Stump. Geutihe aii6e, 1903
'Gobee StrnBe. 2. Stod. Rn6Ioet'
tetn Is Gents.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-06

Tas einsise Ssaf6e MObeI Repara.
turgeiG1ft in Omaha. q. aarois.
Gigentt. 29t0 Gurnom; Sor. 1862.
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aaEdamerlanildrs eehrrrieminal

Bon Germ Mar @riebih, 9iref.
tor 0es Gadtionalen 9eutIdnmerifa.
niIfen 2ebrerieminors in DltIpou.
Zee. III uus toIgenoer auiruf nit
bed Bite Inn 9er6iientIiduns au.
geaaEgsas
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-06

abDOfaten RedJtsaHiudIse

RuIfinger e @ebb. Dmabo 9otio.
nal Bart Deb, 3immer $50, Ono.
bo. aeIepbOn Douglas 1898.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-06

Die ftinAe Ganseemadtt 8arit.
GeIifnter, ieIbitpr1porirter SdiH.
fen uno Sped, Tofuie Die beiten
GIciIhIOrtcn aaer Art. Sermonr
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gedseIe, 23OS iioI. t6. etraBe.
TcIepbon Douglas 3f18.
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pmaha @etreie,marEt.

Omaha, g. Suit
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-06-17
BEEF IMPORTS.
S3,O0O.00O Pounds of Fresh Reef
Imported i'm Six Months Law
Has Been i'm Operation.

A forecast of the operation of the
new tariff law, said to be made by
an authority on the subject antici-
pating the government report shows
that in the six months in which the
law has been in operation we i'm
ported 100000 pounds of fresh
beef, which is about two ounces a
month for each individual in the
United States. The surprising thing,
however, is that it was imported at
a price over 80 per cent higher in
March, under the new law, than in
September, the last month under the
old law. This goes to show that the
effect in the change in the tariff has
been to increase the price of beef in
foreign countries rather than to de.
crease it or the cost of living in our
own. The removal of the tariff on
hides worked in exactly the same
way. 1t raised the price of hides in
exporting countries, but did not de-
crease the price of leather or boots
and shoes in importing countries.
We have suspicion that a good
per cent of our importations of meats
has been made largely for the pur-
pose of lowering wholesale prices in
the United States. The safety of
this country lies in the fact that
our consumption of meats is so large
that two ounces month per head
for the people of the United States
is an almost negligible fraction of
the total amount consumed.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-06-17
IOWA CROP PROSPECTS FINE.
Warm Weather and Frequent Ra ms
Northern Half of State Promise
Well.

Iowa for the past month has been
which the temperature was of an av-
erage OF about nine degrees above
the normal as determined by aver
ages in this state since the found
ing of the weather bureau. On quite
a number of days during the month
the maximum temperature approach
ed 80 degrees while on several days
during the latter part of the month
this mark was passed
The rainfall throughout the state
was a fraction of an inch below the
normal average for the month, but
coming as it did at almost regular
intervals and with warm, almost ex-
cessively warm, weather between
rains, gave crops such an impetus
throughout this section of the coun-
try, and in fact all over the state,
that the corn is coming up fast and
farmers have been engaged in the
first blowing for some time. Small
grain is about foot out of the sod
and is giving Promise of bumper
crops, except in places where local
disturbances of the elements have
resulted in some degree of destruc-
ton, such as occurred in the vicinity
of Balltown last Sunday evening
when hail beat down the small grain
and destroyed prospects for any kind
of a fruit crop. However, such
storms as that are not reported with
any degree of frequency so that the
promise for the state is excellent for
q top yield of everything.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-06-17
Recluse Leaves S1S,140,

Harvey Haines the eccentric Mon
teZuma recluse, who died a few days
ago, left certificates of deposit and
notes totaling $18,149, according to
the appraisers who have been taking
an inventory. In addition is the lot
on his humble homestead making the
entire estate amount to in the neigh
borhood of $4,000. Out of this
amount the state of Iowa will collect
n per cent inheritance tax, amount
ing to between 5000 and $1,000. In
addition, the investigators OF, the
appraisers disclosed $4.95 in cash,
two sacks of feed, one old stove, one
old planter, one old harrow, one old
bobsled and seventy-five bushels of
corn.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-06-17
Met With Serious Accident.

Ole Kraby, the painter, met with
a very serious accident at the Joe
Rastetter farm Friday afternoon. He
was engaged in painting large barn,
and was on the roof, from which he
slipped and fell to the ground. His
right wrist was broken and he also
sustained fracture of the hip. DR..
DAILY was called and relieved him as
much as possible. His injuries are
severe and he has suffered much
pain. His chest bothers him a great
deal, making it difficult for him to
get his breath. His many friends
hope for speedy and complete re-.
covery.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-06-17
Mayor Fines Mayor.

Says the mayor of Grundy Center
TO the mayor of Eldora, please
come across with $7.85. You have
been exceeding the speed limit with
in the town of Crundy Center" The
mayor of Eldora made good the re-
quest and he promptly came across
with his fine. AS he paid it he said
ne was only extending loan and
expected to get it back with interest
from Grundy Center people who came
to Eldora with cars in the future
Carl S. Newcomer is Eldor'a mayor.
Marshal Yaeger held his watch on
him as he drove thru town. He hail
ed him and asked him to go before
Mayor Butler to defend the charge
OF speeding. The marshal didn't
know that his prisoner was also a
mayor. Afterwards when he found
it out it did not make any difference.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-06-17
More June Weddings.

Last Tuesday morning at st. Alloy
sins church in Calmar, Iowa, anoth-
er couple were united in wedlock,
the bride being Miss Cecilia Gerle-
man of this city, and Walter Ries,
formerly of Clinton, Iowa, being the
groom.
The bride wore a gown of white
messaline trimmed with shadow lace
and the brides maid was dressed in
cream messaline with shadow lace
trimming. Ed Gerleman was the
best man and Miss Mamie Heinen
was brides maid.
They have gone to house keeping
in the Heinen house. We join their
friends in extending. congratulations
to this most worthy young couple.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-06-17
Dressed Like June Morn.

Muscatine, Ia, June 15}-Jack
Gary, resident of East Fourth
street, was released by the police
after having spent the night in the
police station, where he was lodged
late Friday night when one of our
patrolmen found him clad in a sus-
lpicious looking attire and walking
about the street. He was wearing
light jersey and pair of tennis
shoes, among other things, and the
officer thought him to be a prowler,
but he stated that he was unable
to sleer because of the heat and had
gone out for a walk.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-06-17
Nerlie-FOsaaen.

On Wednesday June 10th, 1914,
two Springfield young people entered
the state Of matrimony. The bride
was Miss Laura Fosaaen who for
some time made her home with S.
H. Lee, most worthy young lady,
and the groom was Gunder Nerlie.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev o. E. Schmidt of DEBORAH at
the beautiful farm home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee.
The groom at present is employed
by the Calmar Creamery company as
cream hauler.
We wish these splendid people
much happiness and prosperity
Calmar Courier.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-06-17

cost over ,000-the site not in
cluded-and that no debt rested on
the building bat quite a little sur
plus fund was left. Architect Mr.. A..
+. Gauger, OF St. Paul drew the
plans and Geo. Gill, of Cresco was
builder. The building is of Gothic
architecture and is modern through
out. Besides the church auditorium
and the necessary halls, there is a
pastors study, ladies parlor, a
Sunday School room, young peoples
assembly room, dining hall, kitchen,
etc.
The church furnishings were given
to the church by the Ladies' Aid So
ciety, and the beautiful arc sglass
windows were given by the young
people. The altar painting, which
was painted by the artist, Mr.. II.
Gausta, of Minneapolis, was given
by Mr.. and Mrs. o. Hoyey. The
communion service was presented
by Miss Agatha Henderson, and the
candle sticks and crucifix by Mrs.
Gertrude Iyerson, of Cresco. The al
tar cloths were The gift and handi-
work of Miss Bertha Nelson, and the
chancel chairs were given by Mrs.
Steen Henderson. The clock was
presented by Mr.. Wesley Swenson,
of Cresco. The vote of all was that
the Orleans church was indeed one
Of the finest churches in Wianeshiek
county.-Cresco Plain Dealer.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-06-17
Campaign Cost 4 Cents.

Manchester, "a, June 15.-J. j.
Pentony, democratic candidate for
the Office of sheriff of Delaware
county, in filing his expense account
with the county auditor, states that
it cost him just cents to make the
campaign. Mr.. Pentony has been
deputy sheriff for a number of years
and is widely known over the county
He had no opposition for the nomin-
alton on the democratic ticket. 9th
er candidates expenses range from
$35 to 500.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-06-17

The new and beautiful Orleans
Lutheran church, 6 miles east OF
Cresco, was dedicated Sunday, June
Z, with imposing ceremonies. AT
1890 sharp the corner stone was
laid by the pastor, Rev. II. Figen-
baum, after which the dedication SER
vice began. Rev. O. Ottersen, of
West Salem, Wis, Rev. |. B Tori
son, of DEBORAH, Ia, Rev. d. G. Jor-
dahl, of Ridgeway and the former
pastor, Rev. Lauritz Larsen, of
Brooklyn, N. Y, assisted Rev. Figen-
baum in the solemn service.
Rev. Larsen preached the sermon
and dedicated the church. An audi
ence of $50 people filled the spacious
building to its utmost and many
could not get in. An offering to
missions amounting to $4,000 was
received At noon dinner was
served free of charge to one and all
in the church basement. The after
noon service opened with singing the
hymn, GLORIOUS things of thee are
spoken, Zion city of our God" af-
ter which Rev. !. b. Torrison gave
a short but eloquent address on the
subject: "The church and her
Rev. Lauritz Larsen deliy-
cred very eloquent and instructive
address on: THE church and the
young people," and Rev, Jordahl
spoke on "Our Home Mission" In
Rev. Figenbaum's closing remarks it
was announced that the church had
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-06-17
Candidate Loses Out One Vote.

Centerville, Ia, June 15.-The i'm
portance Of single vote in an cleo
tion was illustrated in the primary
when Simp Bailey was only one vote
short of enough to have the So per
cent required for nomination. To
nominate 702 were required. He
had FOL. 1t is possible that the Of
fetal count may show some change
but not probable. The figures taken
are those returned on the backs OF
the poll book envelopes.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-06-17
Child's Tongue Sticks to Ammonia
Pipe.

Keokuk, Ia, June 15.-When AL
ma Bentley, 11-year-old daughter of
j. B. Bentley, placed her tongue on
a frost-covered ammonia freezing pipe
in the butcher shop of Joseph Haul
bert, she discovered to her amaze
ment that her tongue stuck to the
pipe and that she was unable to re-
move it, Before it was removed from
the pipe part had been frozen off
and one side of her face was so bad
ny frozen that her right eye was
swollen shut and her face may be
permanently disfigured.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-06-17
Woman Sued BY Boys She Saved.

After saving two boys from
drowning, Miss Lillian Torrance,
daughter of Alderman William Tor
rance, of La Crosse, and her escort,
Charles S. McKown, are being sued
10y the lads. When the McKown mo-
tor boat bumped into the skiff con-
Gaining Harry Holy and Frank Hron-
eek, Miss Torrance, with rare pres
ence of mind, reached out and pulled
both boys into the launch. Now
the latter have started suit against
the occupants of the motor boat,
claiming they drove the craft reck-
lessly.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-06-17
Don't Lose Sleep Coughing at Night

Take Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound. 1t glides down your throat
and spreads healing, soothing coat
ing over the intlamed tickling sur
face. That's immediate relief. 1t
loosens up the tightness in your
chest, stops stuffy wheezy breathing,
eases distressing, racking, tearing
coughs. Children love it. Refuse any
substitutes. Contains no opiates.-
Engbertson Pharmacy. June.