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KENTUCKY CLUB CABARET.

The only high class cabaret in the city. Cabaret features afternoon and evenings. Miss Margaret Mcdonald, comic opera prima donna, a beautiful singer of beautiful songs; Miss An nette Mills, Hot Springs favorite; Miss Wellington, pianist. 314 Central avenue, upstairs. 3-S-tf
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ELECTRIC BLUEPRINrING!-r or shine-any size-any time-P. D. e. Prices right. 40S-9 Citizens Bank Bldg, Hot Springs. 1-25-tf
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STORE your automobile with Us, we will take good care of your car. Phelps Evans. 229-333 Market street. Phone 454.
 3-1O-tf
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-13
MciMAE4AN PRIMARY
GIVEN En- Def All. A,III..
Author of Plan Tells About Il
and Explains Good He Ez-
Rscts ofH

AS a matter of Information, as this
will probably be the leading issue in
the State Democratic convention, we
publish below the following ceinmuhi.
cation from John J. MeMahan, former
State Superintendent cf Education,
whoa 10 pushing The adoption OF the
strIngant rules for ire Democratic
primary: g97Ns
editor Of The anderson ERteiilgencer'
ALLOW me TO offer ia You fer publica-
ton at this period of pubIia Interest,
Iay closing communicable I'm my Sc
piea publ ted early last spfnnler on
the subject 6f the reform OF the pri-
mary as the first and SP9st 1llpdameD-
tai of the needed Te'olgn5s In South
Carolina -
ITO safeguard the primary election.
the right To vote should be regulated
nv the Democratic party constitution
az IolloYs: IL
Il. No name should be placed on
the club roll unless tho mar presents
his regiatratIpl certificate and tax re-
ceipt Tor auditors certificate of his
oonlabilit ity. fpr taxes) sfdwlng that he
is Ioaa} voter OF thas county and
ITeeincf, and thus able % fliflil rs
pledge TO =sIppoft the nominees OF
Ithe PRIMARY.
b "2. He SHOULD present 70 the eiec2
tion managers the same evidences OF
Ibis diialiacat tons to vote "a the gener-
Eaf election There would be no ne
ecssIty for the repetition of this proof
Iif; there wete; Q complete. new e9fofl-
Iuent every tWn Year, PJi5 e ~ : FS-
POSED that no new enrol ilfneAt be ] g.
nuired., except for tfa man wbc
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"A NATI9H OF RAsf
france Is Taxi1k sfs 9eoele Hltl, the
GRlahllRg GaFse. 6

- + &. q d N 4 /. p p fs q
Paris, May 12.r-Iegalized gambling
IN france has 81 ricre aaed so enormously
that the government, has decided It.
crlght to get a created share Of the
Under an act passed In 1907,
the state has been getting 16 per cs
OF the gross receipts. Al parliament
taFy Commission has brought IN re-
commentator that from the gross In.
comes OF gambling casinos the state
shouid have threo per cent 4on Incomes
les then $1,000 I'D TO forty-tive per
cent. on incosnes exceedfng 81 100000,
IaecerdiI1g 10 q Graduated scale
0ne hundred and thirty three easin-l
os we're authorized by the Ministry OF
Inc Interior last season TO have bag
carat the mechanical racing horses,
whist, byidge, besiQue, ecnrte iidat
piquet. The Official figures before the
commission show tSaf the casinos III
France at, summer resorts ana springs
took in about SIC, 900 90 profits during
q single season.
4 Enghien; which IS withis seven and
Ione-half miles FROM 9rls. md about
one fifth Of the whole. or $4,000, 600,
0ne hundred fifty trains a day run
from Paris dEarang the short holiday
season, and the opponents Of gambling
affirm that liilndre6s OF young men
|ahd Wornen from Paris become bank
rnpt at the tables every season Tiet
Iiaunieipa casino NJ Nice, owned. by fhei
pltyS took IN 81 IS go and paid nearly
all the exDenses of the local admin
Istratiou. S A. second casino at Nice un-
der license os. the Minister of the Fn-l
terror won for IT'S propTfetqsa S437 GOO.
6ghere were = number or 1ittle resofSsi
which were run Rf loss. !;
Public gambling revenues. accord
ing TO the 6fic.al d Hgi.r5ss, Sla8e iner.eas
.ed about four fold since 1907. These
figures do not include $500 clubs IN
rance where gambling Is aliowe6 and
FOR which the state also takes a per-
csntage Of the pfofits. nor the Egart-
tintuel machines at race conrses which
Iast season took bets Of about 800 ,Qo9r 9llr-s
eco. {, !, IS ~
Some OF the Z neWspapers In re-
Tproacping the capinet TOT trying 70
take H. re etainte money relate that.
one of the Wes lliest bropfi fiefots uf
casinos In France began as q iisli1s5
SFaaDeF N p 5L6UEaIl EIIlIIIslIIJH5
Income IS now co & year stias
|tsiat from bis acettpla lions which
amount to s6 ,e06 co. Another proprie 4
TO who was q spllse painfer is res
puted To have q fortune ''S g 8 1, lne. 90
I 4 Ta -
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dee sssI Elease n y lter q
The q

des sss;I Please 90 az
pVlsIEeg. f5Ir IepFy 3 tsl' y 9pd e
sag nf file OF x a Zee.
81 % sesed aa eintsln 81 il 8 - fclK
.et baron cts SHst Dr Every et s.
I9lsssn who has -. ST.
sltle was ssls'ssll 20 s!le e sse lllls 30
y ~ EtlI y y IFEIEsT y
etfRaky of Z f.tosis ht0ii sall 9xforc4
sEAiEe The Registrar 81 the Roll of
E1ipnete 4ppfnts n note % 3s: cikfy,
S Sur Henry In which avs No
flnaeioE can pc obtained 6 10
81 ienry F(ignaGs. not known
whether he is alive
SIR Henry Is 50 years ~ eSc III stiif
aiiSe. ie waB fofinefly Il tiIa 7saVy.
AnG tle last heard os HIN Ia 18iSs
sseE be eagf TO g
fsa neTer rialEaed ~
hlch Astes hack 10
lsher Hasoaets arf, said
stgEt utl ~
d 70 sczeas here Sons q ls:s IS
lEeItspte eflss 81 L f6F AZ
zea1aRd and SHli ifsEi, isis siis ,s
sAa b them invoices 5slnii 7kte1. 81
~ ceiap apiIation 81 tssa foff Ol
hes hree
u slse fact that 4 a lil.issSe d
i5aEe asatlrpea titles
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from ireland woaid Feseit in the de-
strustipn Of the biggest warehouses
wa have iin year. OF cOprse I
Should vote against H0p8e ftute can
iidate, but / should vote and senVsns
against the separation OF Ulster and
9specfafiy OF Belfast from ireland for
d moment.p
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G0re far StoinaJlclE 15fs0riIeirs.,

Disorders Of the toIn9eh ssRy be
&ycideh ny the u se 5ot .haIasie Eiss
E&pi sesly. very rem, a6se cures
have BEEN 80 BY tdese tablets
Sold lshrHiacy: &
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stra zee Eeaitll l

The Aid Soeiety or The
Fefhodist feli af iii "a aaIsson ylsfi
serve sfi;nwk kerfies and Zee eraaill itl
kle park at Willian1ston q Tues6s tlf-
tegnoon BEGINNING at 8 O'Clock
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a. ,ent =, ,Clns pfstFiei.

s5. Each club should be restricted
TO the Democra tIc RoEerB resident IN n
adistsnct tersiters, 10 resi- pcIile
being allowed son Is club 81 beyond
his terfit0fy where two or more
clubs are allowed in one ward or ycoAn.
try precinct (because OF two many
voters to. handle speedily at one hoy,
or too great distance IN fhc coaptrY
for ieDnpenient attendaIicel the disis-
ION q dtllst lie mad ilY Story and.
1nempes SHIPS not ailoRed 50 Sgerlapi
sRDIIs gIsse GO DAYS.
.,as aus erroliment should close
co. says efore the gSsiia primary
elected ilt "a case Of q ecipl rlsse-
fion, lcsiid he suppiene tety
up To- 8 tine IKE d BY tie
p2erutiVe commit tee 50 It's discretion
under the ciFcuinss ancss
t;i'inD GaiAlB ittee 1eKises
~ TIVE club Or tie executive ccsn-
lillsttee Ellotiu Do FesIli iiTeq 10 auFyEIIllze
the club rOl aii I: see that ali EeqiilEe-
4. - Il. s.sss lss e.
flcefz and ada nnuies lliat had been4
Improperly fe 3eeted or exeilde aataek
/ -
would ea pHHge tue aS7ies OF osls s.
deceased, moved away. On otiief Wise
no Longer. entitled to sots at tho CLUB:
Roll Flied and E,sleissllel
Gg. sfls einI So az Iva f.6,iiiiIflt fea
and tl.e Nee NO. EhnI,ld s.effisy Is
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9lkIe NllaIller "a CaIeIl..z

celebrate their biEthflay on Iuesdag
at - sss k.lieete
home on Uniyersity Heights.
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II. Meredith aR Seneca has ac4
ceptd S poaitien as bonk sleeper. with
HE 9heros Eotsilng coinnangs
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Col j. c.. s ding the we'll known.
Pend eton pioneer IN tliyersiflea faFnsF
Ing Ess M The Intel Il gencer aol lice
dRy and ca ne at attenkfon Ia all-
|i0a Ssr gallant as c. olinjan SFlto
Eeeryed this n The 4gaE. with.
Col Stribling, by the way Is now s.
Ie.itiEen Of An srsQp county, For many,
years he lSss geeD . S>sszer in 0c1nee
co1Ist. bale he leafnad recently thnt
no cofSIa came 2 cit izan OF Ard aKncia.
Illis bs taiae hack hon
I'D q reelstratiun certiiicate He Nae
81 s1Rl fltv 10 INC county se0nTpEJIDn
receiyesl q yetsy eDnIl lilneilt
ll he state con nyeutial Ez e@
itA sadness tile men who =
aged the Hairs Di An ersof eouys isi
si;.e sitae els 9 yere 81 her the
eeenl ly ccHsen lens s07sle &c thea
sese hSiitscal OK and Ell [
sySese ylesaolal ess hut hey avs
snased lltq the bsSs g
tlsis time al 81 sr vii
81 &c fsaf fsSt
tst "a lfftY. fa fHh Cot aflsin
= Izt 5alio lsi Il IS Tea S6f
l}le w Eitls cs a. MA cf OF til
gkll Tailed ka1atfS aid was
prom TO g 6toa q f0s sc ;s'
iantfF IA the ~ fils City 0f
sico s Cen. 9lltied Ii lie
o SgEQIs ~
Pen lS7o & States has
erected nlonlllneni q mr. lesinory
snnt as 81 e 81 fha
ntflhl now ljyinE nj
Fen ton pe glanyB iaFe lib
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S ] ).
Three Hfefr.s.


SO 4, ,iaEfS si Il IS a enc, ~.
Esl N6nla eg 90 q Q es5rsIl full
elity To Them e ts a t3 others IN :
iIets thew teep tlleins i clrssi sgltli.
An alpset lEEer ery il i
vi JtIif ~ issss ard sgoftsi
tiliss - III
IN q son W ba 4 new btIst
ID thts FOR It sfi sieaCse y5i
ten e. sna y III ciease yoiif lifEfis
6. EEI,Is s IsIEfsEl "A ID a;
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zIJIT NJ W sf1t1
ri iigtf ail6 lcsd 4sll d IA ifii :iftss
tie isusAeasss ia 81 Ss}ls
ssl IA feFs ;is5 q j,s
sneaeE Of puFe BIN con-
pound
on enls at rierSo haf
% ny lsotti iea slrcEfhsa price "a
funded Ii kssii II vcis IS Ilsls IT ,ts van
Won W bon yetl hit snieu he
:. s.ttsi,sff
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EREGkLE AGE.
SIM and Wind Bring OFT Ugly spstsa
IIeW 10 FsenIDYn Eagifg.


Z - lIeW 10 Remove Easily.
Here's chance, Miss Ere X 4 face.
10 tgy q remedy fos frrciIle9 with the
.etaranSse cf 8. reliable dealer that It
sAsin hot cost you q penny aIileas &c
lellloyes Gl3 ftecif leF:: while if 81 gioss
tive you q lieaf eG,np pleion. iia exyS
'Eensa 81 tFifllngs- Z. IS ..s
Simrly Set IN 20 .lf oiti,ire DOL
lie strepgth ffofh aity 81 ssitt aud
4a fe5635 q ssIi icatl n alipuia show YOU
bow easy it IS TO rid Kouraaif of tie
konesy frcriles and gct. ,iti beautiful
complexion. Rarely Is more than one
-unnce needed for t;ic worst c.l55.
70 sure tpE Eaak ti,a dfiisg FOR tlias
double. strangth otiIiae as lhIs Isl the.
treseriVt.oa sold under rsrnr3 3niee n e
5IloIias baeA II Ii fails 20 FeIse7e tie
5Fef4sies. s 8 ~.
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"a No nsiiiIa saeuft be- JiIIowed m
more than one club roll and to min
apotlIer Sihb Ii aiiii should pggge that
hts iiSu'~ has 1+an erased from The
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EaHUeE tiu aSTR5IRuTaIifSf7{I IN ~ tTIITTfySIIJE
ineoTps IS now q Co s. yea II ba iss
8hat from his acetnaai Il ions which
amount to Sc COO .0e. Another proprie-
TO who was q house pain Ter ysbl IS re-
puted tn have fortune .0ag. QUO.
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Eolqqls {. Nav
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-04-01

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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-04-01
OSSIAN.

March so, - a.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Mullaney were
Dubuque visitors Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. e. Harvey of Cas-
Italia visited with relatives Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. T.. Harvey of Cas-
Italia visited with relatives Tuesday
Albert Eggspuchler of Plover, Ia
is visiting friends and relatives here
NJ. j. Carter transacted business
in DEBORAH Wednesday.
Ben Baird of Tacoma, Wash.
spent Wednesday with friends.
Miss Helen Shellhammer of Cas-
Italia came Wednesday for a few days
stay at the John Harvey home.
Mrs. Fred VIM went to Mason
City Wednesday to visit her sisters
Mrs George Wiltgen and Mrs. Grace
Webster.
Clarence Lee returned to Mime,
apolis Tuesday after visit with his
mother and sisters.
Eudoris Riggs Of Castalia visited
friends between trains Wednesday.
r. w. Anderson went to Preston
Mimi, Thursday to visit his cousin
C. NJ. Anderson.
Miss Arthalinda Meyer returned
from Mason City Friday after a visit
with her sisters Rose and Victoria
Meyer.
Miss Minnie Christianson of Cal
mar visited with her sister Jennie
Friday.
Mrs. Carrie Lee and daughter Ag-
mes went to Lime Springs Friday to
attend the funeral of Mr.. Taroldson
Miss Regina Meyer came home
from DEBORAH Fr.uay where she at
tended institute.
Mr. and Mrs. George Buchanan and
Mrs. Lii Riggs of Castalia were Os-
sian visitors Friday
Mrs. McAloon and daughter Elaine
returned to their home in New Hamp-
ton Thursday after visit at the
Cooper home.
Wayne braves of West Union came
Saturday for a visit with his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Ban
ming.
Charlotte Gunderson returned
home from Chicago Saturday where
she went to purchase goods for her
fathers store.
John Witt of Castalia was an Os-
sian shopper Saturday.
Misses Ruby Fan and Evangeline
Groff were West Union visitors Sat
urday.
Mrs. viii Helwig and daughter OF
Calmar visited relatives here sun
day.
Anna Shellhammer of Castalia us
tied her sister Helen Sunday.
Ralph and Luverne Billiard return
ed to Ames today after spending their
vacation at home.
The T. C. e. c. will meet with
Mrs. Irene Bothel Wednesday after
noon.
The w. c. T. ". will meet with
Mrs. Nellie Dowd Friday afternoon
at $3.50. Subject Purity and Social
Work." All are cordially invited.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-04-01

l have originated what l think is
the most remarkable treatment Tor
sufferers of chronic stomach, bowel,
liver, kidney and blood troubles.
have cured many chronic cases of
dyspepsia, indigestion, constipation,
sick headache, rheumatism, uric acid
troubles, kidney and bladder trou-
bles and different forms of weak
ness and disease of the heart; pal
pitation, shortness of breath, pain
around the heart, dizziness, fainting
spells, weak, nervous spells, nerve
prostration and all forms of catarrh-
al troubles.
To introduce this new system CT
treatment among people who have
never tried it, for limited time, l
will make a thorough examination
and diagnosis of any case and give
them 10 days treatment absolutely
free so they can see how this treat
ment acts on their case. l want to
examine and treat free, % new pa
tients on my next visit to your town.
No matter what your trouble is, come
to me for examination. Remember l
do not pretend to cure all chronic
diseases; but / can tell you after
making an examination whether or
not you are durable; and if / think
days treatment free. Kindly send
word TO your neighbor who may be
suffering. Tell them of this free
treatment offer and of my next visit
to your town. will be at the
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-04-01

March 20. 1911

March 80, III
Mrs. NJ. Graf and Florence were
McGregor visitors Thursday and Fri
day.
Miss Lena Kittlesby of Decoraf
visited relatives and friends here
Wednesday and Thursday.
| The Misses Matilda and Ruth
Meyer were DEBORAH shoppers Wed
nesday.
Miss Mollie Severson entertained
the Kensingtons Thursday evening
Mrs. S. f. Brickner of near Decor
all was calling on friends here Fri
day.
Mrs. c. d. Horton returned from
Cresco Saturday.
/ Miss Laura Dahl was a DEBORAH
visitor Saturday.
Miss Gena Gunval of Ridgeway is
guest of Hazel Gunderson since
Saturday.
Mr.. Kampman spent Sunday with
his family in Dubuque.
The Misses Rose and Crete Smith
of Fort Atkinson were visitors here
Saturday.
Ed Meyer spent Sunday at home
! from DEBORAH.
! Jack Bechvar went to Chicago
Saturday for several days visit with
his sister.
Mrs. A. F. Snow went to Waukon-
da, S. ID. Friday to attend the funer-
&. of her sister.
Walter wager came Friday from
Iowa City for a visit with home
folks. He returned today.
Miss Anderson of Ridgeway was a
visitor at the e. j Dyrland home
the past week.
Miss Evelyn Miller came from Grin
nell Saturday for a weeks visit with
her folks.
Carl Meyer transacted business at
DEBORAH Saturday.
Miss Adela Fosse of Ridgeway Wis
tied friends here between trains Sat
urday.
Miss Marguerite Brekke of Ridge
way was a guest of her sister, Mrs.
j. E. Linde Saturday and Sunday.
Adolph Becker was here from Os-
sian Saturday.
Mrs. M. Gilmartin and Laura were
Austin visitors Saturday.
Ole Tenold was at DEBORAH Satur-
day.
The w. o. w. circle met with Mrs.
Ellingsen Friday.
DR.. Kessel of Cresco was a profess
sional caller here Saturday.
Irwin Krumm came from Fort At
kinson Sunday to resume his school
work.
Miss Anna Soukup of Ridgeway
has been visitor at the l.. G.. Po-
shusta home the past week.
Louis Dolly and Frank Marion
were Ossian visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Pheister of DEBORAH spent
Thursday with friends here.
Lysle Horton of Lime Springs
spent Sunday here under the pareu-
tai roof.
Joe Beckman was at Ossian Men
day
Miss Marie Sandager visited
friends at DEBORAH today.
Ed Peterson met with a fearful &C
cident last evening about $3.50. The
children thinking they smelt gas, he
took lantern and went down into
the basement to see where the leak
couIu be. The basement being filled
with gas and coming in contact with
the light caused an explosion, and
Mr.. Peterson on reaching the third
or fourth step was thrown several
feet and burnt about his face and
hands very badly. The explosion al
so damaging the house considerably.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-04-01
Imaginary Heart Trouble.

Do you have pains in the region
OF the heart? Does your heart
thump? Its terrible pounding alarms
you? What is wrong? Do you believe
these SYMPTOMS mean heart trouble?
Organic diseases of the heart very
seldom occasion much pain. Nearly
all of these pains are caused by some
arrangement of the stomach. Meritol
Tonic Digestive is especially recon-
mended for indigestion and dyspep-
STA, and for restoring the stomach to
It's normal functions and-no more
heart disease?" E. j. Parman, FIX
elusive Agent. March
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-04-01

c. j. WEISER,
r. ALGYER,
A. B. WEISER,
M. Nj. ALGYER.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-04-01
Winneshiek County Farms.

have for sale % farms surround
ing DEBORAH, ranging from 40 acres
up to 800 acre farms at very reason
able prices ard terms. / also handle
Becker County and Red Rive Valley
lands and city properties, for prices
and particulars, write or call at my
office over Mott e Co. store.
ED X. HOVDEN. DEBORAH, Iowa.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-04-01
AMENDMENT TO ARTICLES OF
INCORPORATION OF WINNIE
SHIEK COUNTY STATE BANK.

Know all men by these presents:
That at special meeting of the
stockholders of the Winneshiek Coun-
ty State Bank, corporation duly or
ganized under the laws of the state
of Iowa, held at the Office of The
bank in DEBORAH, Iowa, on the 30th
day of January 1914, after due and
legal notice had been given to the
stockholders thereof, in conformity
with it's articles Of incorporation, and
Chapter 1O4 of the laws of the 33rd
General assembly of the State of
Iowa, at which meeting the requisite
majority of the stock of said corpor-
alton was represented, the following
amendment was adopted by a Two
thirds vote Of the stock interests of
said bank as shown below:
Total number of shares of stock
outstanding, 1900.
Total number of shares of stock
represented at this meeting, 1892.
Total number of shares of stock
voted in favor Of amendment, 1892.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-04-01
CENTENNIAL.

March 80, 1917
DR.. ]. A. Juen of Ossian made q
professional call in this vicinity one
day last week.
Sam RunKle returned to his home
in Lakefield, Mimi, Saturday.
VIII Wiltgen is visiting his broth
er Tony Heiman at Dubuque.
School commenced in district No
5 today with Miss Bernice Feltis as
teacher.
Miss Angaline Boeckman spen'
Saturday night with her sister, Mrs
Joe Ehler.
Miss Bernice Allen spent the past
week with Mrs. l.. ID. Burrows.
Mr.. Abe Daniels returned to hel
home at Missouri Valley. Iowa today
VIM Rathbun and family of Os
sian spent Friday at the Charley
Daniels home.
Theodore Rosa spent Tuesday a
the George Brother home.
Mrs. Joe Weitgenant of Ossian wa:
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Elmer
Rosa one day last week.
John Werner of Ossian transacted
business in this vicinity Friday.
John Kipp and family returned tC
their hbme near Burr Oak Wednts
day
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-04-01

The suspicion seems well founded
that many have thought so constant
ly on the paradise to be gained, the
paradise at hand is overlooked.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-04-01

One reason why being an angel is
so discourAging a proposition to a
woman is that all the cases on record
are masculine.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-11-24

Canary birds will soon be worth
their weight in old, according to deal
ers, who say the war has cut off the
usual source OF supply-the Hartz
mountains In Germany-and that not
one of the little feathered songsters
has been received in this country ex-
cept a few from Japan, since the be-
ginning of hostilities. Formerly as
many as 10000 canary birds were re-
ceived In New York from Germany in
a week, and the best of them could be
bought for rs cents to 81. Now, how
ever, the stock of many of the princi-
pal bird stores In New York has been
exhausted, and the few stores which
still have a few on hand are asking all
the way from IS to SIS each fer their
birds. with the price going up as the
supply lessons.