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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-02-05
Maple Grove.

Will Brannaman returned from
Des Moines Tuesday where he mad
been attending to business affairs.
Jordan Crees and brother Kline
we're fixing fence few days last
week.
Leonard Alexander and Geo. Nc
Mutt were hauling corn one day last
week at Lock Harger's.
Ora Eaton has been drilling wells
in this locality the past few days.
Frederick Crees called at ]. Alex
ander's last Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Redman spent one day
last week with Mrs Will Brannaman.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Baker were
calling at Tom Wookey's one day last
week.
Everett Woodland helped Marion
Zimmerman move some things to his
place down by Kellerton Monday.
Fred Crees jr. is rejoicing over
the new we'll of water got by Ora
Eaton. Fred says he is getting tired
of hauling it.
Charley South and family spent
! Wednesday night at A. P. Woodard's.
Claude Wookey helped his father
: in-law saw wood one day last week.
Everett Woodland has been hauling
corn this week.
Coleman Young has been doing
some extra work on his farm.
Clara Miller, who has been stay
ing at the home of her aunt, Lucy
Miller, and going to school at Wood
ard, has been i'll the past few weeks.
Hess Smith of Kansas, is spending
! few days with friends and rela-
tives on Grand River bottoms.
! Guy Kelley is hauling logs to the
Crees saw mill, which will be sawed
soon.
Fred E. Crees was at Decatur
Tuesday on business.
Helen Munyon is visiting friends
and relatives at Beaconsfield.
Jim Blunt was a Leon business
caller Tuesday.
Tom Cook and mother called at
Fred Fu1ler's one day last week.
ing hay for their father, J. F. Crees.
Maple Grove news were rather
short last week but Funktown made
up for them.
Rev. Cunningham will fill his regu-
lar appointment at Maple Grove sun
day. Everybody invited to attend,
Don't forget the box supper and
lecture by Rev.. Duling at Maple
Grove on Friday night, Feb. 9Th. Ev-
erybody invited.e i g. y.
Matte Alexander Sunday. .,,
Frank Foland and sons called at
Will Brannaman's;' Sunday. 'a''a.@,"e' =
Albert 'Bramher's spent Sunday
with home tfolks,'' ,>H4.
Clende Wookey and family spent
Sunday at Perry Brammer's of Grand
Leo Danghto,n. vas ',:. a DeKalbb caller
Jordan creey and family spent
Sunday at A. p WOODLANDS. 90 >.
Glen Crees called at Fred Hem
brey's Sunday. "''" :" $50
Claude Wookey is getting up quite
| pile Of wood. a ~, 3 7a
c.. C, Crees and family spent Sun
day at Lock Harger's. ~. z.,
! Epha Munyon called at Jordan
Dr.. Brannaman was called to H. A.:
Wells Sunday, Mr.: Wells having a
sick horse. r- *5H
Kline .Crees called at Bridger's
Sunday. a!y -: ~
Genevieye Fogleman spent Sunday
with Mapde .Hembrey.,. ,..,. .,.
League was we'll attended at Maple
Grove Sunday evening.
John Letter and Frank Redman
and Earnest Daughton called at Will
Branhaman's Sunday.
Fred .Hembrey took home a load
of furniture. Wonder what's up? .'
Don't forget the box supper at
Maple Grove, Friday, Feb. 9Th.
Fred Crees and Osa Parsons were
Grand River callers Sunday.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-30

would brighten tho old age Of the sol
dier's mother.
There Il no precedent fear that
Il cannot be DONE" Secretary Garrison
replied.
On the following day Mrs. zoIls
friends returned.
"She does not ask tnat ner name
be inscribed on the headstone." they
told Mr.. Garrison. She viii be per
fectly satisfied II her body IL cremat
ed and the ashes buried In q small
urn beside her boy. II her request II
not granted she will spend an un
happy old age"
go tell the observation-disclosures
TO Issue an order granting her re
quest II II can be done without result
ing In my impeachment" Mr.. CARR
son replied.
The order has been issued.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-30
CUBAN AUTHORIZES
SCOLDS US. WOMEN
Urges American Wives to Re
tain Maiden Names and Pre-
serve Their Independence

BOSTON, Oct. 30.--Mrs. Blanche
Zachrie de Baraff. the Cuban author
ess, who is lecturing here, calls upon
American women not to drop their
maiden name when they get married.
In Cuba they always retain that
name In addition to the name of their
husband" she says. Women will not
have their independence as long as
they allow this custom to prevail. One
OF the surprises which met me In
America was the way married women
gave up their maiden name, hiding IL
as II they were ashamed OF II.
"Iu Cuba we have not SO much in
dependence az the women Of America
This we do cling to. We keep our
maiden name as our middle name
when we are married. II Is done all
over Cuba. I'm surprised to see Amer.
lean women losing what I believe TO
be very vital note in their indepen-
dence.
I'VE Cuban women would not give
up for any man our family name
There is o long history back of our
family names. This We are proud OF
I'VE don't dare TO mention woman's
suffrage In Cuba as yet. It's coming
some day. Our educational facilities
are now open TO women. Higher edu
cation for women is growing amons
us-
The Detroit times., 1914-10-30
cults. Cults are great detriment 4
con iu1ol folfcffy t

cults. Cults are great detriment to
conjugal felicity.
"A prospective husband should think
twice before he speaks the words that
will bind him, and the prospective
wife should think at least three times
before she answers.
"A man should be industrious, kind.
forbearing and willing to give way to
his wife when reason demands. He
should also turn over o good portion
Of his earnings to her.
"a woman, no matter what her sta
tion In life, and no matter how many
maids she can afford to keep. should
give the running of her menage her
personal attention. No wife 10 rich
, enough to be able to afford to neglect
this.
"And, finally. lawyers would serve
the community better II they expend
ed more Of their energies on bringing
dissenting couples together instead OF
pushing divorces"
Once upon time. q long while ago
body OF men applied for articles OF
incorporation for society whose bus
mess 1t was to insure people against
the frightful tragedy. In their estima'
ton, OF falling in love. But this was Q
cynical business and Philadelphia
would have none Of L. Insure people
against falling In love! Shades OF
Aphrodite and Eros! or course not.
The society was not allowed to incor-
porate here.
Judging from the expressions of
opinion Of Mr.. Pennypacker and Judge
Patterson, the new society, whose pur-
pose IL Il to insure people from fall
ing out OF love, viii not receive more
cordial treatment. although its purpose
In certainly not against public policy.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-30

her steaks has gone with statesmen
and politicians to the four corners OF
the country.
Coming TO America from Germany
when q girl. she married. One son
was born; then her husband died.
When he grew up the boy enlisted In
the army. He died In the service sew.
eral weeks ago and was buried In the
National cemetery.
Mrs. Zoll applied to Secretary OF
War Garrison for an order whereby.
when she died. she might be buried
beside her sons body. She received n
routine letter advising her that the
army regulations provided that only
the widows OF army officers could be
Inferred In National cemeteries.
The case was laid before Secretary
Garrison. Her friends told him that
special order bearing his signature
The Detroit times., 1914-10-30


The chief charm OF Stuarts Calcium
Waters rests In their ability to very
rapidly clean the blood OF It's impuri-
ties.
Stuart's Calcium Waters have not a
particle Of poison in them. They are
free from mercury, biting drugs or
venomous opiates. This k absolutely
guaranteed They cannot do any
harm, but they always do good-good
that you can see I'm the mirror before
your own eyes few days after.
Don't be any longer Inundated by
having splotchy face. Don't have
frienSs to be ashamed Of you because
of your face.
Your blood makes you what you are.
The men and women who forge ahead
are those with pure blood and pure
faces. ~
Stuart's Calcium Waters will make
you happy because your face will bt
welcome sight not only TO yourself
when you look into the glass, but q
everybody else who knows you and
talks to you.
We want to prove TO you that stu
arts Calcium Waters are beyond
doubt the best and quickest blood ant
skin purifier In the world and the
surest. quickest way to do this Is Il
tell you that thousands of men ant
women, boys and girls have used then
| for all manner of impure blood condl
tons and skin troubles. Go 10 you
druggist this very day and buy box
price soc. A small sample package
will be mailed free to anyone who viii
address r. A. Stuart Co. 175 Stuart
bldg, Marshall, Mich.-Ady.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-30

40 - heaven, but II . certain asso-
1lation which % applying for articles
e transportation to the supreme court
i New York and which. II 1t gets
Mem. expects TO establish branch bu-
oous IN Philadelphia and many other
urge cities. has its way. it's going to
& 30 permitted to keep its eye on this
1u6iness Of the celestial kingdom to
- that every one goes al right.
OF course, marriages may continue
- be made In the same place. but the
uccessful outcome Of them n, here
<Eor, going TO be looked after by this
1rooc1ation, which calls itself the So
l>ty for the Promotion Of Family
Ioppiness.
or what avail il II. asks this organ
alton. to have your husbands life In
.lBod. or his health or his safety, II
lco leave out the most important thing
l al and do not secure q premium
x bis Affections?
Has the FIRST blush Of romance been
Enshed from your welded bliss? Have
<0or husbands "detained-at-the-ofnc
. messages become suspiciously ire
~0ent? Are the Saturday night votive
+ Ger1ngs- flowers and the candy
X ~ longer forthcoming? Does the pale
Hire blouse which used to bring forth
S oxtrayagant enconiums every time you
wore e no longer elicit compliment or
Euven comment?
B in short, do you feel that your love
|uniD has gone the least bit astray and
would ron like TO prevent the foun-
Uoringf Then consult the Society for
~ Promotion of Family Happiness,
(which II headed by no less person
10 than Judge Mayer. Of the United
4 (ateo court In the language of the
V6snacular, the socfety's the doctor!
Samuel w. Pennypacker. who. from
E Ne wealth. Of experience which he
must have gained ON the bench, at
~ bar and in the gubernatorial chair,
- eonsidered an authority on all these
( mntters-
The former governor and ardent ad-
|vocate Of reform divorce laws, though
1mmersed In the accumulation Of sew
( 0eal days work. stopped to express
~ disapprovh Of such an organiza-
He stuck his eyeglasses on vigor-
posly, frowned across the top OF them.
md then raped out sharply:
Tut, tut. there are some things that
4 - best for outsiders to let alone and
/ ~ love affairs Of man and a woman
4 ~ one Of them
And because he really was provok-
F - ct the thought OF q cold-blooded as
vocation daring to interfere with
( natter that IL the express business of
~ certain little blind boy who wears
wings and not much else, he would
b not say another word.
Judge Patterson, on the contrary,
though he agreed with Mr.. Pennypack-
- that the less outside interference
+ <he home II afflicted with the happier
s n will be. was pleased to put forth
B oocne epigrams anent the idea OF the
DoW1y proposed Society for the Pro
noeion Of Family Happiness, and after
milking minute OF two, he spoke:
The best sort Of love insurance
tat any man and woman can take out
~ large family. This win keep them
~ bury that there win be no time
- for marital disagreements or for
The Detroit times., 1914-10-30

BuARO OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. October rs. 1914
The Detroit times., 1914-10-30
The Times War Atlas Coupon

This and Is entities bearer to one Times
War Atlas made especially for this by the worlds great
est and best mapmakers Rand Mentally Co. Cut this couno
out and present it at The Times Office 1915 John RSt
Give cents extra II maIed)
The Detroit times., 1914-10-30
BREAKS ARMY RULE
. FOR LOYAL MOTHER
Secretary of War Allows Her To
Be Buried Beside Son in
National Cemetery

WASHINGTON. Oct. so-For almost
quarter OF century Matilda Zoll
who manages the Griddle. q German
restaurant, has had the reputation OF
cooking the most palatable beefsteaks
In Washington. The good repute OF
The Detroit times., 1914-10-30
You Can't Find
A PiIllpIe
After Using stuart's Calcium Waters
Only Seven Days, Pimples
Simply Disappear.

The quick action OF Stuartis Cal
cium Waters cannot be described
One must see the effect on the skin
after only one or two days.
They reach down into the blood
clean II as one does dirty linen, throw
on all impurities in natural way and
thus the blood does not I'LL the skin
with eruptions and discolorations In
its attempt to get rid OF injurious
waste.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-30
A confssslon.

The editor-in-chief OF this paper left
quite a bit OF cuticle hanging to the
branch OF tree near his henhouse a
night or so ago, while trying to nab
Ia chicken In the dark for the next
days dinner.-Macon MOI Times
Democrat
The Detroit times., 1914-10-30
Final.

willie" said the teacher. give
me three proofs that the world is ac-
tually round"
"Yes'm," said Willie cheerfully;
the book says 80. you. say so, and
ma says CO."
The Detroit times., 1914-10-30
PEARL FOUND IN CLAM {
HELD AS WORTH $4,000

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct 30.-Richard
Thomas and August Knies. miners,
cast their minnow nets into the Okaw
river. just north OF Carlyle. i'll. and
hauled In a half dozen CLAIMS. Thorn
as broke open the shells and was
about TO toss mussel into q frying
pan when his fingers felt the largest
gem. perhaps, ever seen In st. Louis.
They made the rounds Of the St. Louis
jewelry shops and were informed they
had found "a pearl OF great price"
They are holding II for $4,000.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-30
TRAVELS $3.50 MILES
TO WE'D MAN OF CHOICE

HAzELToN. Pa. Oct. s0.-raking
a ...ss-mile journey TO pc bride.
Miss Jean M. veteran has just Il
for New Westminster. b. c.. where.
upon her arrival she win be wed 20
Or. Fred M. wintch. former Hasle-
tonian now In charge OF q big tubercu-
losis camp In the forests OF the north
west.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-30

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Oct. 90
A ship without a name, country or
clearance papers, but with q full car
go, swings idly at anchor in San
Francisco bay. The vessel Is or was
the Alexandria. formerly of the Kos
mos line. Recently she was reported
sold to the Northern q Southern
Navigation Co., which applies to
Washington for permission to register
their purchase.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-03
en- ny Konaift.

@uibington bcn 2S0e Sftobcr.
Sielgc ct Telegram til llocnrigSoe-
%partencntct ira oen amerifanlfc &on.
iul cr set nmcrifanIte Sanlplfib
"&roonlono", Der bar pna Gcile ira
Nep Norf til Stalien mcb Ell 9ao-
ming &obber, blcpet itoppct al DC brit
tiifc M~pnoigbeoer / Gibraltar.
s Sorbinbclic mco opcltItoacnoC
mcbbcles ira @oibington Den 29bc
Sftobcr: HcprGicntuntcr ior lire
aobbcrfompanicr / NcD yorf prote-
itcreoc ioag til Observation-Disclosures
tct moo. at De itu!lcnIfe Ganlpcre
San 8ioponni" og "&egina 3 Sta
liu", ser par IaltcOe meb &obber til
ituIicnife Same, or blepet itoppcoe
/ Gibraltar al DC brittle Ntpnoig6e-
Scr.
Observation-Disclosures lopcoe at
tugc alc mllige 6orbolnsregler I'll
at bcifptte Heoernes &ettlgbcoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-03
Slplio lloforirl fra
pcltfvltcn,

Sou GruucI2co, Sal, Sen 30tc
Cttobtg. &irtnluQcu Al Nri9cn /
6orbmoclic mc0 Gnllnn0a Ncrrc.
0rnmIc paa Nouci pua Aormuoier@-
len ira StllIchou@tpitcn lrcmgaor Al
ut0cnita0cnoc Stotiitit. iom or no.
orbctOet Al NorocI2tammGrct.
%nl gan Iaor Il rilt ll0bptic. men
"a &rllen ierli bro0 no, ioa oct Ell
Si0 imlt no I'll, at al Sflbaiart pil.
De ltanlc. oplto0 ser Ell ~nlporlig
6rpgt ior, at ser inQcn AiirtninG
uiIoe bll. 6attum cr imiblcrtib, at
~ll0isrsIcn her ira Nupucu &c ire lio-
lie Mionncocr bar anoraget iii g.
7S5,i52 CIintaI4 (Gcutncr) moo
bare 332.S9t Suintala / iiIiparenoe
@erio0c iorriQc Mar.
vi bcrmctiit ncolaRt 6riigt or ser
hi0tll laar uoiort 7S9,093 aaSicr
moo tiliommen j23 .039 aaSier /
1913. % al bcrmetiif neoIogt ear
$685. 9osicr / moo 296,S63 8aS.
ier iijor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-03
9lmcrifas Spoagclic.

Ser bar pGret bercttct | Here gla-
sc, at Nmcrifas Spoagelie peo Co.
llnlbus par erinoret / minneapolis
SfoIcr bcn 12tc Sftober, % at en-
Erotcit bar inblcnot al Den flenote
Mctooiitprcit, Mcrriu, Ser bPpoct,
at set par Self Grifion, iom ppoaget
Inlerifa oa oct 500 Nor isr 9olum-
bus.
Ter fam life pGre rogen Spil ON,
at Noroboerne bar opbaget Imerifa
Na~rhunoreoer Tor Columbus. Set.
te or os HoromGnb ct nleget Fprt
6aftum. Sagacrne beretter ogiaa,
ar oct ieritc bpioe Barn b~ertilanos
bar loot al Ell norif Mor. Spis ri
uiI betra1tc @renlano for of bore
en- Gel al Nmerifa euer poa oenne
Sibc al Ntlautercrl, bar Der ct fat
oronct norIf Samiuno al Sifrnge'
Gttcn. iom al % I'll gioroe &ciicr til
ImcrifaS SaitIanb Tor at hcntc Ssm.
mcr iii bcnimoo Sortcosoen. 60
enooa iaa lent iom / 1892. / oct Iar,
iom Columbus iorbauict Seroen peo
lin SpSaselic, bIep Ell 9iltop no.
n9pnt for at pareta9e ben triltne
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-03

lUg9c5 i%aaIcbes, iagbe ban, at &c
funbc t~iItupttcs Oiinnelotapeicnc paa
@rrnicn. &igc0an bpr Winneiota
togc innlnlc Senipn. Zen itorc @c-
tponing berai uil0c bIiuc inolpicnbe,
mar ri icr bcninloo Den Sib, oa ri
Iaar ct TciipitcnL lon itrTffcr Jig
tucra oucr .Snn0ct / belle oets 9Gng-
De % Srcooc.
San iortaltc, at Niinneiota bar
unocr glrbcioc, clcr planlogt 10
%cic, Iom ole goor / Hctning al
@iSconiingrrnicn. @an enotc lin
Gale nlco at iorcilaa NcoiGttelicn al
Ell No%mnliaipn, ~beItnacnoc al milloit
ire Wcblcnmcr ira bpcr al DC paa
&ongrcalcn rcprUicntercoe Statcr
Tor at ~uoarbci0c Ell Nlan iii ct &ci-
lpitem, itrnffenoc iig pcitopcr til oct
title &au, o. at ai9ipc SnoberetnIllg
til nUItc &on9rca.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-03

inoiot al Teter Sobnion & Cons.
Gn Glcpotor isrer bcriro op til trc.
Die Gtagc. Taa isrite Sub or og-
iaa en- riimmclig o9 pent noitpret
Spiicitile inmt GGrclie ior Sophia
lets &of.
Haar man fomnncr ino Sope6in6.
aan9en ira 8oocn gienncm Den
imagiuIbt uoitprcoe &eitibule, iaor
man itrar ct lcpenoc SnOtrpf al, ot
Oct bar pGrct Scniigtcn at gisrc
Soipitnlct iii ct bp3gclig SpbolbS.
itco for DC Spgc. Sitting uirfGr
lint OF hormoniif. Fua bette Sub
or @citprcrin0cna aontor, Tintfisf-
fen (ocr er ct onoet ioabant / ire.
oie Gtoge), ilcrc S~pgcpGrclicr %
mcgct nnoct, iom bgrer meo til ct
ieritcfIaaier Soipital, og iom oet
piI6e bli for piotIsitig at opregnc
Der. s treble Gtn0e er SEPARATIONS
pGrclict fonifc oct, iom mere ems
noqct nltoct tiItrUffer iig SpnIerfs
~iomhcbcn. Get er mooernc / clri
hpcr Scnicenoc, ira 0ct ubmcrfcoc
"SfpIiqbt" Irrnngcmert til sc Gin.
icn0c bpioc @Gg9e, oQ llbitprct tao
Ter goot Communicating mco set
be6itc poo bette Smraooe / itsrrc
@pcr.
@oipitalct bar ioIt EIabS iii ON.
firing 20 Eoticntcr pno en- Sang.
Ter err ire SenNc / bpcrt al oe 10
@aros, HeItcn GnfeItprrcIicr, oae
iirIocn poffcrt mobIcrct al Yripot-
p%crioncr og ToreninNcr fer / @pcr.
Ser cr ct fortriulig %cntilotionS-
ipitcu, opcrboucoct Ell MigcliAbc0 al
Ems og 2uit. : set belle ifaI man
nit inu leOc otter ct / ale Tcle iao
bcfpcnlt inorcttct % mlagfulot 10.
itprct &oipital i eli minorc @p.
&oipitnlct foitcr ialt nlcllcm 500
600 on $4,000, bcri i~n0bciattet
Meblcmentct, ion cr ifiGnfet iom
@apc.
Son &opcOlrgc cr nnint Or. s.
Il. Guthrie ira Subuallc, iom uil
fomme bcrpp Tpcr llgc og fan til
fables nnariombcIit / panfommcnoc
Siliplocr. Oilers nil ale @pcnS
2Gger funluc praftiicre / %oipitalet.
Som ier nppnt or WrS. Cutie Gar
len oniat iopl @citprerinoe og bar
oQcrcoc ppret bcr ct Bar ll9cr. Sln
cr en- penlig % imeoefommeltoe
Game meo lang @oipitalaprogis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-03

man oog aobcnbart / rogen 8rao
toget ieil; tbi oo Sa9cn bleu fore.
logt @TI9erne til Hisisrclie, bIep
Nropolitioncn forfoitct.
SNioIertio bar man iteoie mere
% mere islt 9ebooct al ct SoipitaI
her | @pcn, % iioen oct bite Jig iao
panlfclig at iao bclc Gountpet in
tcresicret iinoncieIt / Elnncn, oaI9te
man oct nGitbeoItc. ucmIi0 at iaa
bDagct ct 9pboipital Com oitc /
'li1c SlliPloer bar set en- cneflt
Mono, iom oct iorncumclig lfploes,
at 1onfen bIep. oicmemiert netop
paa bette Siospunft. 7enne Wtuno er,
ION openior nGpnt, Sen prpGroigc
gamle Gccorabborger u. $. Smith.
Saa lntcrcsIeret Dor ban / Floncn,
at ban tilbsb $4,000 til ocnS
Hcoliiotion moo Of Der ira an0et
NolO blep iomlct $4,000 / inmme
Eicmco. Fau minorc ems to aor
Itoor mt Soipitolct ser iir og iGr-
DIG, % oct cr life iornlegct at iigc,
at oc, iorn hor bibralct til at gierc
oct til Ell &irfcligbro, bar al 9Grc
al lit Terf.
@~oipitoIctS 9eliQQcnheo, mo for
Gait @roooDap ben &cicn ito til
Grout Nun, er ioo uotfcr, at ri tpi-
Ter mc9ct poo, ON Ell / ale Gcle luo
imutf oa hcfucm @uQQeQrlrro fltnoe
prrct oporcpct ncnct onOct StcO i
@ncn. Mco oct Trbci0c, iom M er
logt pno @rumbcn bui$ Stsrrcl'c
cr 3S5X170 Sob, uiicr set iiq be0It,
bpilfcn Hot 9cligocn6co bcttc / &ir-
~tcIiQbcoen cr. Seit % irit lager
@oipituIct ser oa Yer iaa inobpoenOe
10 Ion Del mlllig.
Noipitolct icIp Iporcr / oae @cn-
ltcroer I'll Den Dotrc NcIlQgcllpco.
Nan piI flnne oierc iin en- Soc ON
oct3 llNiccn6c al Set NiaeOe, ri ne
0cnior g~icnaiucr al set. Get cr Ell
innlf % itiIiuIo %uluing paa ire
Gtn9cr, opiert al rough prei2eo
brief" / TO Sufferer. @pQmcitcr u.
II. Goiiccn, bar intct ipnrct, for at
mani ituIoc iaa iulO &nlllttco Tor
Ecn9cnc, og lraar man bar 'cct set
1cIc opcr, i~noucnoil o. uoucnoi9,
moa man i%orltnbrc ia opcr, at mon
bar inoct iuopn5 melct ior life ilere
Fcngc. : llubcretalcn er Der &ief-
fen. &nitcri, Noilerroom Tor Def ltb-
mcrtcOe O%puarmnin8 @iyitem. Der CT
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-03
Store K~rissforraao.

Chicago oen 29oe Sftobcr. Ter
bercttcS, at ltoenlanoife @eitiQinoer
paa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Mo.
tortrlicfs, Suoler og Splctsier, Der.
metilt ajeo og ligllenoc &urer Der /
Chicago til Cato bclpb Jig til mel.
lem 100000 og $S,000,0OO. Sp-
fleberc for Den brittle Hegiering ops
boloer Jig frcmoeles / @pcn. &c fer.
pGrenoe itore Slagtericr iigeS ale.
reoe at bare iaaet tilitrGffelig al cit.
ropGiifc 9~eItiQingcr til at boIoc
Slagterierne % MISUNDERSTANDING
/ frlo 8anp ct belt Iar.
@iliam Is. Bruce, Scfrctrr i
@osconiin Manufacturers N(siocia-
tion, iom for Sioen opbolocr iig fer
/ VpeiE fprtGQer, at StriffcteiSfa-
briterne Ser / Stotcn or fllloItpnoio
operippmmcoe al 9eitiqinger for &c
engellfe og franlfe Irmleer.
- Sflaboma Gitp, Sfla., ben
29oe Sftober. Gn @eitiuing poa
100000 Eu1b bcrmctiif ncblogt
&isb til Srug Tor DC frigfprenbs Pr
nicer / europa er ibog mootaect al
ct bcrpGrenoe Eocfingfirmo. @clp.
bet oreicr Zig ON 100000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-03

Hellgion paa @rsnIanb, bpor Ioro.
mGitoeile bar icrgelig bctrGngte
az SfrGlin9erne. glt Bette al Ri.
ltorilt getponin9 Dor pi taoc pare
pao % ioa irembGpet gicnltcn Dor
S%iterntrr, Mitiif, IaIcricr oo Oil.
IeObuggerarbeiber.
Mcn for os al crroppiif ScrfomIt.
lont III leuer Der / Nmerifo, er So.
liimbus's SpbageIie al lanai itprre
@etponing. Set bar benne, bporpeb
M Seroen bIep
fGnfet fsrlt o. remit euro.
pGerne. San og bans G~ftcrfslacrc
par Oct, iom ifaiiet Zig en- Salrig-
beo az SlG9ter ira aIle 2altoc ct no
mcrfet SilfIltgtaiteO ira 2anoe, bpor
DC par betrptgte al Sorfslgelie paa
@rltrlo al Siifcrance / HcIiaion, /
Folttlf elcr paa 8runo al sfononri.
tic SrGngslcr. Get err life Iao alt.
for nleget, ON ri ertnorcr 6isie itore
Spoagcr al Imcrifa, % at ri icircr
oeres Minoc pua Ell iuacS 0ag, ben
12te Oftobcr, Iom er Bit oS og ioa
mango SIGgter isr ps til iaa flor
&cliigneIie.
Serman j I c.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-03
Stor Scltllline at
panlerplaoer.

@aibinlton SEN 27oe Sttobcr.
Observation-Disclosures aiiIuttcoc ibog
Sontratt mc0 &rtblebcm ano Ntio.
pale Steel Companies ior 2~cucrancc
al TonlcrpIobcr ~ Staal I'll &c me
Slu1ltibc "Goliiornia", "Nti@iiailp.
n" og "S0uho". &oittraftlunmcll
bclcb iig til S1067I.112. Get ltcb-
iunNuc 6aIb / Eriiernc rcillItereoc
/ Ell Nciparclic or Hc9lcrin8cn al
S75I542 ianmcnlienet mco Den
TriS pr. Sou iom bctaltea for Enn.
icrplaocrnc iii Slaaifibet "EennlpI.
pania" Tor 10 Nor iiben.