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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-09-04
CRANE, FINALE BASEBALL
Season in Bennington Closes Tomor-
row at the Playground

No news items having been hand
ed the official reported for the Rat
cheldor BENEDICT hall game at the
Playground 'toynorrGw afternoon. Ire
has little to report. IL is the lull he
fore the storm. Dame rumor has u
that many Progresslves within the
frat zone are anxious to pay more
than the fixed price Of admission.
II gives me pleasure Ia report that
the keeper OF the gate viii cheerfully
accept as much more from those
whose conscience may suite them on
account Of the low price. as they may
desire to contribute.
A few members OF tho civic iesgue
have trodden the wine press diligent-
~ and painfully. and while tempting
ton people have been most kind End
liberal in their support. the results
achieved could not have been. with
out a considerable more expenditure
OF time and money than the public
has youehsafed. and We are SUR the
efforts on the part OF the young ladies
10 wind up the season free from de5t
viii meet with a hearty response.
, TIE reported hopes to arrange. his
anairs 20 as to be unexpectedly ON
the grounds tomorrow in person. and,
II so his sole duty viii be 10 fan the
Benedicts. and he win be unable tc
watch the progress OF the. game
Hence, IL perchance a bali be hit or
any runner make his base, We trust
some. good samaritan will make a
reco-d thereof and hand it in Tor pub
licsticn. -. =.
Il, ofeisl Reporter.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-09-04
PRINCE vow suELow KILLED
Said to Have Been Done by Badly
Wounded Belgian Private


In dispatch from Amsterdam, the
local correspondent OF the London
Central News says that the shot
WHICH ultimately resulted in the
death Of Prince Won Buelow, one OF
the German generals. was fired by a
Belgian private named Rosseau,
who has since been decorated by
King Albert for his conduct in the
battle OF Haelen.
Rossesu was lying badly wounded
among a group of dead comrades
when he saw German officer stand
inc beside him and studying a map
Picking up rifle from tho side OF 4
dead German, Rnsseau fired at this
officer and wounded him. He subse.
quently proved to be Prince Won Due-
low. Exchanging his hat for the 49,.
erals helmet and taking the geneT
ais horse, Rousseau made his way to
the Belgian lines and was placed in
a hospital at Client
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-09-04
AMERICAN ARMY OBSERVERS

Russia, Germany and France Refuse
Permission to View Operations
Washington, Sept. 4.--rhe war de-
partment was informed yesterday By
the Russian, German and French GOV.
ernments that only army officers Of
their allies would be permitted To nc.
company their troops in the field. The
war departments request to send OBJ
ser'ers with the Austrian and Britiah
forces was granted.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-09-04
RRATTLEeoRo's STATION

J. G. Johnson, A. +. Roodhousen
and p Crumpton Of Montreal. CAM
ds, all connected with the Grand
Trunk railroad. and F. w. Denison of
81. Adams, Geld engineer OF the Cen.
tral Vermont. were in Brattleboro
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-09-04

this week and more surveying is be-
ing done in the railroad yard.
These men say they are here to OBJ
tain data for the completion OF the
plans and to that end have visited
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-09-04
c'ErEnss OF PARIS
Several Hundred Thousand Men Con.
structinQ Intrenchments

Paris. Sept. Am immense and
complicated system OF intrenchments
is being constructed outside tho city
II Is reported that the engineers in
charge of the work are keeping sever
al thousand men busy.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-09-04

10 buy new and larger sewer pipes
which will be laid under the tracks
by the railroad companies, the pipes
to be large enough to care for any
provements.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-09-04

the water company officials and the
village officials to obtain data as to
the location OF water and sewer
pipes.
Under the agreement the village is
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-03
@an5 slssbpten itebt icit bente inter
Sriessredjt.

gerIin, 8. gtoo. 9rabtlos.
9aut elmer anltli6en, beute in ger-
lin peroffentlidten Niitteillng bat
oie Siirfei ibr @ort berpf6n0et, nift
oen 8eriitd1 sit MAIDEN, cine islanii-
tiife 9etpegung in 2i6pen an5ufa-
6en. GesbaIb miiiie SStalien ni6t
nit 9e3ug auf 5ripolis beiorgt iein.
Cairo, 3. Hoo. lleber 9onSon.
@an3 gegppten itebt bonn beutigen
Gage an inter ariegsre6t. @ene-
rulmnior Sir Sobn @renfea War.
nell, 4ommanoont Der Streitfr6fte
in gegppten, bat cine PROCLAMATION
erlaiien. iuorin es betBt, er babe BON
Ser britiihen Reaieritng Die Snitriif.
tion erhnlten, Die milit6riihe Son.
trolle iiber Negppten ju iibernebmen
uno SdiIs 3u iihern.
9onoon, 3. gtop. Seine So
belt Iga 3ban, Der alS bas geiitiee
Oberbanpt Der 0Sobammeoaner in
SSn0ien, Sitafrifa rno Oiittelolien
befannt lit, bot bon 9onoon ans elm
Gnbelgranm an Die Sslaniten in
SSn6ien unb nnoeren britii6en 9e.
iisiingen geriftet, iporin er ieinem
Seoouern Iusorud gibt, oaB bieSiir.
fei iih In Dem ariege nuf Seite
9eritihlan6s geitent bate.
Soris, 3. gtoo. Die Soffullng
ipddBit bier. oaB Die iiingite Sffeniip-
9ewegung Der 9eutihen in 9elgien,
burd Die lie iih eineu @eg nah oen
franSoiiihen GnnaIbGfen babnen
moIen, iebli6logen piro. Gle bier
eintreffenoen 9erihte meloen, oaB
Die glniierten erfolgreih ocll ipieoer.
bolten uno beftigen Angriffen Stanb
geleiitet batten.
Die offi5ieae Wfitteilung oes bel.
aiIhen @eneralitabes oertet nuf eine
sSerihiebung in Dem Shauplas oes
Seutihen angriffes bon Ser 9errO'
fiiite. mo lie 10 beftig mno bartn1dig
fdmpften, bis in 0ie @eseno bon
gpres bin. mo- oie Srite nOie Clinic
baIten. 1ieie @eeeno mar bereitS
ser Shauplab BON slngriifen um>
geaenongrifien, bel oenen beioe Sci
ten aroBe @erIiite erlitten.
Nlan erlpartet bier, oaB iest oie
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-03
Neutrales Sarge in ncll-
traleu Sd)iffem De-
tiniert.
Siuei italiemiide Sampfer anfdei.
neno jest freiseseben.
9turiuesiides &ominIat npn amerifa-
niidcm iibernpmmem.
gtelu g)orfer IillipnGrim riiitet TelS.
ipital ams.

@oibington, 8. 9top. Cine
amtli6c 9epeidc oes 8ptidafters
Tage in 2onbon IGbt oorauf idIie-
ben, bnb Die itaIienii6en Shiffe, Son
@iopunni unb &eeina 9'9SStaIia, Die
nit amcrifaniidem &iipfer bclabcn
iinO unb BON Den britiihen @cborbcn
in Gibraltar 5liriid9ebalten murbcn,
na9 ibren itaIienii6en geitimmllnaS-
prten meitcr fabren ourfter.
Gie britii6e 8otidaft mics bclte
barolIf bin, bob Der 9anlpfer aroon-
Inno in Gibraltar ni6t bei6Ioenobmt
murbc, ionoern MIR 5uriidgeboIten
peroc, bis bon S5tulien inb 8riehen-
lano Scrii6crllngen gegeben peroen,
Dab Die &upferlooune oes 9onlpfers
nidt nod 0eiltidIano peiier erpor-
tiert iuerben ioa.
" a | b bington, 3. geob. gtor=
megen crir6tc belite nuf pffi5ielIen1
@eac Die Ser. Stooten, Dos norpe.
glide &oniilat in 8atiin1, Gublonb,
om Sdmor5en Weer, su iibernebmen.
Ser norncgiide Si5e-&oniilI lit abge-
reiit iul0 bot Die glrhipe in Die S6Gnoe
Oes amcrifonii6en aoniilIs geIeet.
@eocr oas Stoatsbeportement nod
Der biciigc nornegiide @eionbte er.
biclten Nahridten, nesboIb Der nor.
megiihe &oniuI iein Mmt perIieB lno
es Dem amerifnniiden mpertraute.
Nutler, ga, 3. 91on. Saut
eincm bier eingetroffenen aa6el.
gramm ltarb am 16. Sftober Oil
! 9orO cines S6iffes IN &otteroam
Der - Sabre alte Soiepb S6IiGt,
eiiI biciiger 8cif1ftsmann. @r err
lag eincm $ocriidlag. ,Sreuoiee or.
relltna iibcr 0ic Satiahe, oaB cS linn
enOlid AcIungen mar, 9Soiiage nah
! 9lmcrifa 5il erlan9en, nad)oern er
munatclana in Der eilropoiihen
8ricassnne Suriidgebalten mar, ioa
mittclbar bcn Sno ocs 8reiies ber.
ihul6et bahcr.
9t m ?lort. }. 9too. Gruu
0arrp Same Mbitnep. Die sSrl. Ger
tribe @onOerbilt mar, miro morgen
aui Scr @iiiitonio mil einem Stab
Don pier 9lcrjtcn un0 10 gei6ultcn
@6rterinncn noh europa abfnbrcn,
um binter Der ,Seiterlinic I'M norh-
liben 1ranfrcidi aui ci9cne aoiten
elm aroBcs ,selbipitaI 81 errid)tcn.
3ehn Motor-9 -9lmbulan5cn, cine arobc
llengc mehi3iililhc SSorratc mn
alcioungsitiidc fir 1000 MGnner,
;Sruucn imb ainber. bon erau @sllit-
nep anaefailft. ruurben idon anl
SomstaQ nod 6ronfreib aeianot.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-03
Numner l7A32.

ilrtereiic fon;crtriert iih nuf ocn
&anpf 5ipiihen 6en .9taiien" uno
~5rodeneil" iiber 5lpei 'Spirituoien-
Nmenocinents, Don oenen eines
itaatslpeite Hrobi6ition anitrebt.
ct Souis, Wto., 3. ytop. Gus
pr1d)tige. parmeySetter, bas i'm gan-
sen Staate berrid)t, iolIte beiite cine
groBe SetciliJung oil ben @abIcn
liferr.
Heno. Nep., 3. 9top. Gos garpc
,Nltereiie an ben beiitiaer 8abIeu,
Ole iid bel prGdtigem g9ettcr abipie-
len. gilt ocr abItimnulng iiber baS
tSratcnltimmredts .slmenbement 3mr
Stuatsuerfaiiung.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-03

r9teue Angriffe Der 0eutihen in
Der llmgebung bon Irras unb gegen
9ibons uno Sc QuesnoD-Santerre
ihlugen febl.
IS m3entrum in Der @eeeno Don
Misne oitIih bonn Migne.@alo babcn
mir ettpns Sortidritte gennadt. Oeit-
lid BON @aiup nuBten iid ben Ietten
Na6rihten 5ufolee iene unierer
Sruppen, bie Die Stellitneen nuf
ben gbb6nsen ser Tlatenus norblid)
Der Dorfer gbaponne uno Soupir
innebatten, ins 5al oitlid bapon gu.
riidaieben. @ir baben rniere SteI.
lung in amont amf Dem redten llier
bes Sluiies bebauptet.
Cine beftige &nnonabe gab es
lr6brenb bes Cages 5tuiihen &beins
unb Der Wnas, iotpie on oen Soben
Der Raas.
,@eitere genliibungen Der 9eut.
iden i'm @rgonnen.@alo tpuroen in
Shah gebalten.
v@ir baben peitere ssorti6ritte
noropeitlid BON Yont.a.W ouiion ge.
nla6t.
rsln unierem redten 5Iiigel gab
cs einige 9uiammenitobe om Seille.
sSlub, Die fir uns giinitis ausfie.
Icn."
gerlin, 8. gfou. lleber Mnt.
iteroam. Stetise oe1,ti6e 6ortidritte
in Dem Sample, Der Calais 81 lei.
nem 3ieI bat, wurben bier beute be.
fanntgegeben. Wan erpartet, bab
Die beftigen sln9riffe, Die iest pon
irilden oeutiden Truppen genla6t
merben, erfoIsreid iein Deroen, rno
mslitdriite Sndneritdnoise propbe.
seien, bab Der arteg bon ben Geitt.
ifen gelponnen perben miro.
Gin nm @sitternaht ueroffentlid.
tes 9eriht iagt: nGeutf6e Sruppen.
Die fir ben Marih auf Galais for.
senriert urrben, habeu ben 6eirto III
ber @eeet,b pou .Dpres 5ipon5is Wei.
len 5uriidsetrieben Ter @ioeritano
Der Adiierten ideint idipdder 5ii
peroen unb lie MAIDEN per3peifelte
anitrengungen, ibre geli6teten &ei.
ben 3u fiillen
~Seber Angriff auf Die Steannsen
nm 2tlle tpi,roen Don unieren 2rrlp-
pen 5uriidseibIosen, Die iiber Die
sluSiidt eines baIoiaen Sieees begei.
Itert linb. gtah gegenpartigen sln.
seihen itebt ein entideibeiloer Sicg
fir Die beiitiden 0afien beuor s..
9lnf Dem oitlihen &riegsihaapIat
blieb oie Situation i'm peitIihell
&oIen unper1n6ert. 9ln Der oltpreu.
bii6eu ,Sront MAIDEN uniere Sriip.
pen ,sorti6ritte, obiupbl lie geaen
numeriid be0eutenO itarfere Strcit.
fr6ite apufampfen baben."
3onbon, 3. Nop. @robbritan.
nien lnb Die 9iirfei Iieaen i'm arieg,
giah 24itiiitbieer llniiherbeit, p6h'
reno peIher man boffte, bab bit
Eforte fiir Die @orf6ue I'M S6tpar'
Sen Meer @enlgtuung anbieter
miro, sab belite f1tr5 Dor llbr nm
Die britii6e 9lbmiraIitGt befannt, 0af
elm britiihcs ariegsihiff Die tiirfi
iden 8niernen tn Nfubab an Del
dgpptiif).tiirfiihen 8ren3e 5eritori
bGtte. @s mar in Ifabab, aus oem
geitern bic 0feIbung fam, bab tiirfi
i6e 4auaIlerie.V .Vatrouillen 9lnitalter
treffen, in sleeppten ein3nriiden
Gort fanoen Die griten SoIbaten, Sit
aniheine;o unter 9eiitihen Dienten
Die tiirfii1e llniformen trugen.
| 8onitantinopeI 3. 9tor,
lleber Imfteroam nno 9onoon. sSol
genbe antlihe W1itteiIung tuuro
belite in aunitantinopcl peroffent
kIidt:
| n9aut offi5ieIlen 0feIoungen Dol
Der faufaiiiflen aiiite baben ruiiiih
Srilppen uuiere 8ren3truppen al
mebreren Grten angegriffen, nuBtel
iid aber siriidsieben Iie Iiiiiel
erlitfen ourd) ben cncrgii6en @ioer
Itanb ser tiirfiihen 9ruppcn groB
WerIuite.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-03
Srmppen nad) streifSOne.
gnnbesrihter in atfanias uerlansi
ibre Gutieubnng.

8aihington, 3. Hop. 9rn.
oestruRnen iperben in 9ereitifaft &C.
boIten, Inn nod Dem SartfoS-5al in
9lrfanics, no Gin Strcif piitet, auf.
5librc6en. Ter oortiee @unoesridter
bat im @nticnoling Der 5ruppen er.
iudt.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-03

= 9iittif), Hnniir, @fau6euge,
Manonpillers. 9ongipp, 8ipet Mont.
meop. g.~Derpen -. man rniiB Die
8eiten fe.s5n, pie lie faIen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-03
Grlitt t0tliAc @erletnHaem.

Saitings. Nid.. 3. SCOT. Der
6S SSobre olte sSormer Snlnes Yec-
Gortp bon 8pone Soipnibip iii on
Serlesunaen geitprben, Die or erlitt.
ols iein 9Sferb bllr@bronnte ino er
unb icine 8ottin aus Dem Subripcrt
geihIeuoert puroen. YtcGartp idien
unberIest 5u icin, aber balo oornliT
flagte or iiber 9opfitbmer5en, muroe
beuuBtlos uno itorb. Seine 6rou
cntfom NIT Iei6ten Serlesingcn.
- Ser &onig pon Bclgien rot
idmtlihen 8claiern 3miiten 10 uno
45 ,sobrcn befohlem, in bic Irnee
einsutreten. Ser 9uftidifTY
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-03

Sfetlge WelDllllle Der
Senti1en in Srant=
reid.
GntideioenScr Sies nm ellie itebt
angeblidD bebOr.
9entidles ltmteriecbuut erreidlt nnbe-
i6Gbist Sen Safen.
Die SitnatiOn in 8alisiem bat iid)
nidt seanoert.
6ran5uisn fuOllsn iuiSer einmal rse-
ringe" Grfulge baben.
8ebaupten, Die Scntiden im6em iio-
lidem 8es nadD Galais.
Ncne @eriidJte iiber idDuere %eriunn-
oung oes SruHprin5en.
YlpiteriOier Eatient nad) 9aiierihloi,
in Strakbnrs sebradjt.
Die Nuroiec iunrSe bnrd Miinsn Der
Sdrffabrt uerihlohen.
1Srans0itidler Nerpplnn bel 9iiren
bcrnnterseidDuhen.
Stalieniid)e Sorgen betreffs Sripulis
iurrSen peridleiidlt.
(jnu, 9lenhnfeu ftrhf fett heute unfer
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-03

Die eir3tae fagri3e oetf.
f8e Beituns in 3Gi6tgan.
weco6e Ole 9epef9err 6sr
EH. afrege 6riast
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-03-18
ORIGINAL NOTICE. !

In the District Court, State of Iowa.
in and for Winneshiek county.
April term, A. d. 1914.
John l.. Syslak, and Bertha s.: Sys-
lax, plaintiffs, VS.. Anton Nelson,
Mrs. Anton Nelson. Hanse Tosten-
son, Mrs. Hanse Tostenson. Hans
Anderson, Mrs. Hans Anderson.
Andrew Anderson, Mrs. Andrew
Anderson. Andrew Johnson Schi-
me, Mrs. Andrew Johnson Schime.
Andrew Johnson Skeim, Mrs. An
drew Johnson Skeim. Mrs. B. G..
Nicholson, and B. G. Nicholson,
husband. Mrs. Anton Kirkeby. and
Anton Kirkeby, husband. Mrs. III.
IL. Evenrud, and H. II. Evenrud.
husband. Defendants.
TO above named defendants:
You are hereby notified, that on
or before the 18th day of March. A.
ID. 1914, the petition of plaintiff in
the above entitled cause will be filed
In the office of the, clerk of the Dis
trlct Court OF the State of Iowa. in
and for Winneshiek county, claiming
OF you decree of the said court. i'm
equity, establishing that they. to-
gether. are the absolute owners in
Zee simple, and in possession, of the
+. IL of the n. E. "A of SECTION. No.
~, and the w. " of the NV. IL of
section, No. 23, all in Township, No.
SO, North, Range, No.7, West of the
9TH P. M. Also, asking that it be de-
creed, that all of the said defen-
dants be barred, and forever estopp-
ed from having or claiming anv
right or title, in and to, the said des-
cribed real property, adverse to the,
rlght and title of the plaintiffs. and
arse, asking for any other proper
equitable relief as may be rightfuJ
IN the premises. Also, asking for q
judgment for the costs of this action
as against any and all of the said
ueiehdants, who may appear. and
wrongfully defend against the said
petition. A copy of the said petition
VIII be filed for you. You will govern
yourselves accordingly.
And that unless you appear tbere-
TO and defend before noon of the sec
ono day OF the April term, 1914 NJ
said court. which will Commence at
Decorah, Iowa, on the goth day of
April, 1914 default will be entered
against you and judgment rendered
'neie on' ia
FRANK SAYRn,
attorney for Plaintiff.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-03-18

ing less than tel cents.
NOTICE. am making a specially
of LAYING, finishing, and refinish-s
ing hard wood floors. Call or
phone 21S black. Herman Gill
bertson. H.
FOR SALE-Colomb Rock eggs,
for settings, F. b. Thomas. 11-2pd
NOTICE-Be wise. Buy your eggs
for Matching from a good strain OF
S. C. w. Leghorns. Seyert Alstad,
339 Center St., DEBORAH, Iowa.
Write or call.
FOR SALE-A few white Holland
toms, also eggs for Matching from
my prize winning S. c. w. leg
horns. w. ]. Hauswirth. 1l-2pd.
FOR SALE-One good seated wag-
on with new top and side curtains.
Inquire at Public Opinion. liz
FOR Rents room house, 5th
ward Chas. Trzcinski. lift
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms in
modern house. Telephone 265.
11-2
WANTED-Girls to work in Lunch
Room, and kitchen enquire or
phone st. Cloud Hotel.
FOR ALE-Good five room house,
nearly new, cement walk, electric
lights and good we'll water. Will
be sold cheap if taken at once. G.
w. Payne, DEBORAH, Iowa. 11-3Dd
LOST-Collie dog, yellow body,
white feet and white ring on neck
name Prince, finder please notify
VIM. j. Casey, Decorah la. r. r. 3
| IN IF
room and bath flats in DEBORAH.
Steam heat, electric lights, gas for
cooking, wide hallway, good light
and ventilation. Inquire of Public
Opinion tt
LIBERAL COMMISSION AND SAL
ARY-to look after our business
in your community. Interesting,
dignified, healthful work. Inter-
national Magazine Company, 119
w. 41st St., New York City. 11-2pd
FOR SALE-Several young working
horses. R. K Ulen. 8-4pd.
FOR SALE-Wisconsi Pedigree
Seed Barley also Canada New
Market, Improved Banner, and
| Minnesota No. 26 Seed Oats sold
at living prices. Write or telephone.
| A. p. Pfister, DEBORAH, Ia. 9-3pd.
Urls WA. .ED-St. Cloud Hotel.
1T
FOR SALES room modern house
with or without 9 acres of land,
one block from Water St. A. p.
i Rudy, SO Mill st. DEBORAH. Stf
FARM FOR RENT-One of the best
farms in Winneshiek County, En-
/ quire at j. C.. Boards Real Estate
Office, DEBORAH, Iowa Stf
FOR SALE-Three nice residences
and two fine building lots. w. l..
Tobiason, DEBORAH, Iowa. Enquire
at Marsh Music House. t53tf.
FOR SALE-Ford automobile. Run
since June LIST. Inquire at this
l office. 6tf.
FOR SALE have some very good
bargains in houses and lots. Call
i at Worth's Music store. 3tf.
FOR SALE-Eggs for Matching and
stock in season from the famous
Ferris Improved S. C. w. Leg
horns, trap-nested birds. Write for
prices. Do it now. Let me tell you
what they are. Donald j. Haugen,
i DEBORAH. 6tf.
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS-I have
for sale lot of improved farms
in Red River Valley and Becker
County, Mimi. on very easy terms,
and few Winneshiek County
farms. Also six residences in De-
corah. For prices and particv' hrs,
see Ed. K. Hovden. agent. .0-tf
FOR RENT OR SALE--24O acre
farm miles south of DEBORAH. In
quire of j. E. Nefstad 1O-2pd.
FAR 25c for a copy of
The Farmers Rapid Figurer and
Calculator; the handiest book you
ever saw; money back if wanted.
E. c. Foster, Assumption, Ill. 1912
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-03-18
DUE Wells Are
DANGEROUS!

The dug well with its dead AMI
mails and dirt is merely a cess-pool
filled with disease germs. Bad wa
ter means bad health to man and
beast $50 of typhoid comes from
impure water.
The drilled well is guarantee
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-03-18

against typhoid and contagion. II
means an inexhaustible supply OF
pure sparkling water for all purpos-
es. A drilled well doesn't dry or
freeze up, leaving you without water
for your stock.
Let us figure with you on a drill
ed we'll. We can drill you well
quickly and guarantee absolute sat-
isfaction. We use the famous Arm
strong-Quam Waterloo Well Drill
ling Machinery. You cannot afford
to risk the health of your family and
stock with disease-spreading dug
we'll. Send us your name and ad-
dress and we will call and give you
full information concerning drilled
wells, estimated cost, etc. Write to-
day.
MALI d WESLEY
DEBORAH, Iowa.
Phone 4O3 White
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-03-18
WANT COLUMN.

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ing less than tel cents.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-09-16
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

Dixie tonight.
Piers pure lager beer In bottles at
Marwill's.
John Wilcox was in the city today
from Tabor.
Jack Graham was in the city today
from Harvey.
W. II. Morgan OF Reliance was in
the city today.
VIII McCallum was in the city to
day from Tabor.
Jack Taliaferro was in the city TO-
day from Calvert.
NJ. C. Buchanan OF Harvey was a
visitor to the city today.
F. A. Caps Of Benohley was in the
city on business today.
Mrs. ]. A. Myers left today for q
visit to relatives in Waco.
J. X. Pressnal OF Tabor was looking
after business matters in the city to-
day.
Misses Marjorie Bittle. Frances Al
len and Alice Burtis have gone to Den
ton, where they will enter the Col
lege OF. Industrial Arts for the ensuing
year.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-09-16
HOUSTON WITNESSES IN
a, JULES BAKER CASE

A number OF ToustonIans have been
summoned as witnesses In the case OF
Jules Baker which is set for septem-
Der "a In the district court Of Brazos
County at Bryan. The case was ven.
ued from Harris County. II involves
charge OF assault TO murder growing
out OF the shooting Of G. u. Horton. a
Houston policeman, who at the time
OF the encounter was on night duty at
the police station.
The witnesses summoned by the
State include c. Il. Horton. officer
Lynch Of the police force. C. II. WI.
son, c. W. Heck. II. II. Free. Earl
Riggs. n. NJ. Johnston. T. b. Lewis,
Bassett Blakely. c. b. Gillespie, James
Ray, NJ. NJ. Masterson, Len McFar-
land Ben Campbell. Archie Anderson
and Ed II. Harrell-Housto chroni-
Gle.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-09-16
FIRE PREVENTION.
BY s. W. INGLIsH.
State Fire Marshal.

As a man sows, SO shall he reap.
Is divine declaration. The man who
is careless with his property. who
trusts to chance and circumstance to
avoid fires and who trusts to his luck
can but reap a harvest Of barren re-
grets.
He who locks the stable door after
the horse has been stolen is but max
ing confession OF his own previous
dereliction.
The time to fight a fire is the day
before the fire. The time TO prevent
a fire is before the fire begins. They
are all the same size when they start.
No great battle has ever been won
by chance. No confagration has ever
been recorded that could not have been
thwarted had the foresight been as
keenly quickened as the hindsight
was keenly angulshed.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-09-16
NOTICE, U. D. C.

The September session OF L. S.
Ross Chapter, United Daughters OF the
confederacy. viii Inject Friday after
noon at o'clock at the chapter rooms
in Carnegie Hall. instead Of at the
residence OF Mrs. w. G. Taliaferro. as
previously announced. On account Of
sickness the meeting with the presi.
dent has been postponed until a later
date.