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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-29
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Gen jntcrnutipnulr ArlA@ (rlli
CT rtlue!taei%. itrlprr IN Gorluttcr
/ ~Netropolituu~. bcn bcNit oruoui-
itrcNc "a mNNtilih iu0uitricllc Cr.
lauiIGuun / &cr0cn Zen omioitcr
cilc mcrc h~ctn9cliQc @c0rittcr |
@olutnQ al artQS'iibc % Nobrifu'
t;eu al Srto@ulatcrjci / Epltluno,
GuaianN. Sruutrih &inlicu az Dc
TorcucSc Stntcr. @arpCn llujtco
StccI Gculruup britco al sc iorucm.
ire Sobrifcr oua 0cttr Cmroooc /
GnalouN. %ctblcAcn Steel 0onpouo
bct ; 2aUoct 81 &c aruppite Gabrl.
fer , EnTl0NN. ionIeen &c lc0cuoc
IobyiQutcr al &riQ@uotcrid /
TraRtriQ ~ Etolicn, Tcttc Mompa.
III blcc irlp'llia opip't ! 1913, men
,$lltcrca'c T~trlcs'Jobct mclcm &c ito
rc &oabcn'abrifcr giUIocr ircnoc-
les.
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&outrattcr mc0 IS foriticniqc &c0ic-
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oen non. al ''r II NE ~~te14'r'l Il
&aahcn7nbrltar. ION NGr STpe
Qnriamqntr1s Ebera.e 0ruppc !
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-29
propiantlfibe
af9aar.

Nep gort Den 236c C1ccmbcr. 20
Sfi6e iii Iaiteoe meo 6o0eparcr ior
@eIgien aiienotes nag al S~iUlpcGo.
miteen. &c Is Stibc er Gomperue
ct. 9entigeru", ION in0Iaitcoea ler,
"a "5errouo" iom ai8if ira R6iIo.
oelpbia. De 10 Sfibe5 &aouirger
bar en- 9oroi al tiIiommen $3.50.
900.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-29
Or. 9lbplph =. 9lnfer / Sc

Sr. NSplph =. Nnfer / &elpa, e..
0af.. hor npIig fomponeret ct Wti-
iititnffe, iom bar ino6rogt bom me-
Qen Nos, nemlig She Gpmngeline
Suite. Get err 0eIe al 2on9ieaomS
epiife Ciat ~GpangeIine", Goftoren
bar iat Mltiif til. aompoiitionen
bleo npIig ipiuet pes Ell aoncert
Winot, q. Sat, o9 giorOe Zig 2pffe,
at &omponiitcn maatte frem paa
Scenen % buffc Tor EltbIifum, in.
Sen @iioIoet piIbe itanie.
Sigpnlb Euale Suntcit. Miiis 90.
rotbeo 2rbccf blep Ben ieirenbe / Ell
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-29
Or. Sburpaliun ira @iIo Roie, g

9of, be0e pIuSieIig / NicoGet SO.
tel / MinncapoliS forleOen Not.
Sommer meo s. s. 9IP6oe, Iigele.
6e8 fra @iIo &oie, bar ban poa
@iennemreiie til Cafe WiQS So,
for at tiI6ringe SlIen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-29
g. q. @ifeien. en- re[fienbt gonIfy

/ Berth @(mbop, g, g., er npIi3 al.
quaet reo Sgoen. Som oor febt /
GorOeeqIlen / 9nnmnrf / 1872 og
fom til Imerifa / 1886. SiOen 1898
6oO0e ban bpret MeoIem al Nep
Seriep Gerra Gotta 60, for boilfet
hans @rober e. 9. Gifeien er @rG-
iioent.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-29
Gen nurIfc Nucrifnlinic.

itinniaiioro" meo iem hunbreoe Sit
Icpo8Ioocrer orfom Eirsbog Oen
220e December al, 3 Mor3en til
Bergen, iloIeoe5 at oGe SllIepasias
Qererne fonmer irem I COS &ib. -
SfcIgc telegram ira aoptein Sr.
gems benteoeS "@ergensiioro" at pille
anfomme iii Goffen / Nem Dorf
SorSoaq Worgeu, Sen 23oe Gecen-
Der. Nlt pei.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-29

Ranecfalbet. Dette Brittle Sorisa
paa at "grape TO" Den tuife 6laabe
fsrtc aGtfaa life fl ottbct enS ct
cpermaGSe mo6crne Sfncipil.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-29

Nmton Subnion, en- al Stiiterne al
Ssnner al Norae I MinneapoIis, er
aigaaet pes 9s6en, 46 @ar gammeI.
San bar fs6t I Eror0biem % fom
til Imerifd / 1891.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-29
Spnner af Nprse 2pgcn | Snnna'

SDnner al Norge Yogcn I Sanna.
for6, q. Cat, bar paIet ~ielgenbe
@eitiGingsmpno: g. 8. Sroietb,
8rpiioent; SborpaIb @ieeiaa, @ice.
prpiioent; 9. g. Sitebo, Sefretrr;
g. 81. 9unbe, 3asierer; 8. $. SDin.
gen, Sinansiefretpr; 8. 6. Ilm, Re.
gent; G. g. Berg, CONNER; 6. Slet.
ten, WariboIl; Ginar Sopi, Snore
@ost; anb. 2ura, gore @aet; Olaf
gbIanb, Soeaifriper. g. &. Wurfu.
ion paIgteS iii Gini0smanb. 9e %.
rige SilibsmPno er 8. 30. @eItlep
oa g. g. 9~runsoolo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-29
Vorrona.Kronife

Saafou COUNTY or Nannet paa ct
MT County, iom rte6 oct isrite ifal
orSaniferes | ben beitlise Del az
Soiitb Tafpta.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-29
Sfncipincr Mnton Snnncs / Wtill

SfiiclplIcr NItfon ShnllcH Wt1ll'
neopoli5 b(ep Slrleoiten ranlrnet al
Sloa 90 bcfin6cr iig I en- fritiif 6or-
iatning. 6or itrtIOc SuIe0ag8 Nftelt
opiort Scope pan @ier9et" meO lit
Sclifob poo Gnnio SaG, % Ell gul'
ife itor I~orianIinq i~nOianot Jig Ser
ior at onerpprc OpfereIien. 0enne
bIep ser imiolertio MI intct al men
6oriamIinaen bleo ~unoerbolot al en-
BEL NeoIemmer al Selifabet og an
ore.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-29
Selpbrpanp

S%pIUbrDHtp. NtCOn0 IUrrl5e
ltge, 1Soe Gcceubcr, bonoe Faitor
Z. g. Sborpilion % &uitru ogret
gift / % aar. s Sen qnleoni1g blep
Wrs. SborpiIion operroifet al en-
Sfore al 6omilicnS @enner / @in-
repeq, bpor blln enoml Dor. SenoeS
Mano cr for 5ioen / petersburg,
N~llaifa. % fllnoe berfor life beltage
/ Soften. Gaitor Gaitberg tnlte FOR
Setpbrloeporret oq o~perrafte en-
Eenocgopc ira %cnrcrne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-29

yrsssr >. tscsaE ua~ Ssrsst J,ar lSF lpa5 az W. ro'
us,~t e. pssv-As k~A vsFtt WI 1r Coa~.r~v
I1-. q rs,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-29
Sra Sen itore Krts.
eetlInileIfe irn chic |

bropt NitIruntfru Dos pprhen 20 iptf'
SlrlcuieNnpen | hans ais rrt'ir Dar
olcrcat NltIeSnns ~efirrnioSna i'll
bape til itne SoIhotrr t Sfuttcrnrn.
nertc pch Nier, Zen ReIntifc apnne-
families ire @ern bar ithcr @c1pn.
ocI'rr Of Septtubcr boot hos 9urb
Grr5on | GnnIouS. on NcrcS Wor bar
oiInat Scm Here ~fortcrc Ncisp, ior
'no olito of nclthc tiIbope til I'm
Ntnn0 uco Snrtcn.
Gn @nttcbunocI.
Get hcb ii9 for en- fort Ei0 ii0cu,
at &opdn hopSe ic1St iuprc aouorcr
I'll en- Wrr6i al fem WIiuiouer Dol
Tors til en- AZ sc oIIierebc Wn1ter.
Ni mcINc& fro Gipbenbopn. at Be. er
Nli$IouN Tom bar iuoet htSic Gouo-
nrr. 90 al Sc cr bIet betnIt mcN Sen
rli&iiifr NoIo6cI al Gen SnfboIin |
9}orb for &npon, u6cnfor 9liienS
Gitf0it. &npan bIcp tilItooet 6cn an
ocL iu0IiaG &oIooel al Gen / 1905
Sen rli@iiif ilponifc arig. Nro
@nibinaton mrO0clc@, at Sen 6crpr.
rcnoe ioponifc Miniitcr bar iooct Of
iicic! W}co0cIeIie ira Gofio ON OPEN
nUuutC Nun6cl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-29
Hcbaftpr s. 8. SppebaI fra Sir

NtuuHpr y. =. NpptuuI fru Sfrt'
%ftianin boIot nplig Sorebrag / Ben
torife alub | Chicago ON "Noree eff
fer 1906. Otter Sui refer ban peit.
ooer % oil tale / flere 9per.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-29

SipIgc Weo6elelic ira aonitantin-
opel bar M en- tnrfiif @pr un0er
&onman6o al W}arincnliniIter Die.
nal Eoiba be9prot en- Mnrih ira
9nmoitua til SucjfdnoIen % oct rp'
oe Sap.
Seller 6ron5 Soicph ifoI otter boz
re ooenOc, mclber ct 9iDgte ira &om.
san ifoI enoog prre blet meobelt
"0et ii0ite Saframent". Wen alt
ibop er muIisen& bare SpIpinO -
iona ioa monge Gungc isr.
3 Nlbauicn or ser uobrltbt Sprsr
ilnoN Sen tprfife Serifer G5ino Ga-
liza. StoIieL iom bar 'tore Sntere8.
Ter Der, bar luuoiat SrOpper / &DIt'
bucn 2tplonu % beiot 8nen. Ge bar
Qiort oette, hcoer 0et / Ell balpoiiiciel
N}e00eleIic ira nom, forot giere BET
al me0 Sc euin0eIige Srlfu5ierier ira
onbenbnrc % bemmeli9e 6ienberS
Sioe. - Monge merer, at bette er
set ierite Sfriot til SStolien9 Sno,
blutoin0 / Sen sitropeiifc arig.
st brugct Sla0.
2on0on 25Oc Sec. - Ct elem.
OonmtcIigt ~ nleget moOernc Slog
ionot Sulcoal SteO nocnior Ben
tpife CrIoQ%1nun Grrbuicn. @aabC
llnccruOno@bao0c, arp0ierc, Nero
plancr % 3tppcIinerc ocltog / SIa-
oct.
&c tnifc aril@ifibc uoenfor Gllr'
boien bIoo ucmlig paa bpiIp5 9oa
nnqrcbct al : Brittle Morinc-Ncro
pIoner, o2ii't2ret al Ell Gifa0re Al
Iettc Brittle Hrpbiere.
"a 0i@ie Sfibc blep to1ttoget ira
Nel0oIon0 blew be mart nngrc6et al
tuite lluocrvouo&baabc, YeropIonei
% 3eppcIinlrc.
&eo nclct bltrtig M%nneprerin1
IuffcocS SET Sc Brittle Sfibe at uno.
auo Sc tuifc llnoerparoSbno0e, ol
! 3cppclincrut iarot &rpoierncS aa
homer Tor iay.tge at binoc ar meS
h%porfor Be traf iig ito al aompen.
: IRE elmer poreoc Bette beii
moocrnc Slo1. men beaae Barter
Lap iprrt 5iai1t ira Set, IaSer Sc
iii. @ritcrrc miiteoe en- Mono
Tlnpcren NcuIett - Set bar bel
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-29

@roNrcuc @orcn3 % @ciurif No-
Qcnbccf. Gjcrc al &crNcu8 bcrpmtcitc
Cnrchopc res &omburQ or
bcolc ioI0t / ari0cr,. citcr bpoo ser
mcl0cS ira GNitlan6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-29
Sman %NriN9notiicr.

Slnan Nri0@toft'cr.
@ro0rruc @prcn3 % &cinrid) @a-
Qcnbccf. Gicrc al &crNcuS bcrpmtritc
Cnrchooc res &uniburQ - or
bcnlc ioINt / ariQcn. citcr bUoo ser
mcIoc2 ira GNitIar6.
Gnilouo bor umNcrrcttct sc ucl-
troIc NIo0tcr on, al ocrc3 NouiuIcr5
TlI0muQtcr I @cI0icn life nil hi or
crfiru0t al sc tuifc N}nuSiNbcocr 81.
tcrrChtiuucn herpm bar poft ooifini1
CpiiQt i GnQIono, hpor ma bctroN-
Ter set ION set ioritc Sfri0t til Gpif-
LAMBS Enumeration al @cIAicn.
Or. aarl 2icbfuctt set cncItc
McoIcm al Sen mite Rig0Ool iom
~itcntc imoo Sen iioitc umonocIiQc
&ripabcoiINnina oN ION boQcitcr
motirrrc0c i'm StcmmcQinniuQ / en-
iritnlcu0c Nrtifcl / ct @crlincrbloo,
or M icu0t til Grontcn, mcl0c3 ira
Sdmcit}. Gcttc blcu al WtunoiQbc.
ocrnc be'llttct ION set bc0itc Niio.
0cl i'll at itan0ic hans N0itation
imo6 @riQru. 2lt title ham for
@ri0@rct onflo0ct ior NoiiurrUocri
iunot man ncmlio aItior r%eiifnbclt
nnocr Sc mourmoc 0nitGnoiobc,
scr.
H~lo0'nn'oh Lone N''cl''Ocf' =
en''''c ooI'tc "HIii"r'N S''rL I'll
oct nco nc DANTE &n'tcr, lor orrct
'troct M A. tolir NcroPldner. err III
bIct bctrH't'f, \ Ell mi 9copIon,
ION "forll'tc" iloc1i'or N'orob0 pNn
6on' 20 blrp bro0t lIonN % hc'Ioa-
Ia9t az oar'tc N|n1oi9NCocr 'aIlotf"
Der ncnlIl4 ire Miner.
"ra Y'iFoNr'o ll'Io'@' al ''nl M
't' @crop'ol'Cr SorooN" 'I'l ooFr
"otn @o6otdep FolCl ~ fo''coc
&rr'oher o4cp or"pt ~ opcr lV loo'
rcoc, TN a. %oniprrnc laiot leo
blonot cn Nlot Mrnlt'tcr, Tom haooc
'antlrt liN 'ordt 'e pHn oct iIQolte
Stllc'oII opNc %ilitrn. ~ belle slot
len bI'o or"ot c,Icr laarct.
NIcrr <rrNn)c plco olltTnot az
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-24

addressed to Miss Margaret Minis"
The Atlanta police have discovered
that before leaving, Mrs. Dennis dis
posed of all her property amounting
to about 81 900, which would seem to
portend that she never intended to re-
turn and that she may have deliber-
ately planned her end.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-24

he bases his statement. It is known,
however, that in the middle of June
Mrs. Dennis was in San Antonio and
that Victor hines, the Portland law
yer, was there at the same time also.
A mysterious package for Beatrice
Pelms shipped to San Antonio re-
mains unclaimed in the express Office
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-12-25

Alice Clemmer is home from North
field, Mimi, for the HOLIDAYS.
Miss Maud Bigley has been visiting
relatives here, the past week.
Clara and Frances Bird, of Bonair.
were Cresco visitors, Saturday.
Mrs. Ellen Freemire was down FROM
Chester, between trains Tuesday.
FoUND-A bill found in Wonder
Store on Monday, December l4th.
Mrs. o. R. Ringeon and two sons
were up from RidgewaY Tuesday.
A. ]. Butler, of Burr Oak. was a
Cresco business visitor, Saturday.
Earl Gammons is home from
Mt. Vernon to spend the holidays.
Mrs. Ed. Lybbert and babe went to
Monona yesterday to visit relatives.
Emil Kohout and wife went to Cedar
Rapids, yesterday. for the holidays.
For SALE-Seven yearling ewes.
M. w. DREW.
Kathryn Farley left yesterday to
spend Xmas at her home in Waukon.
Best Cocoanut at 15c per ID.
F. C. WoELLsTEIN.
WANTED-3, 600 bu. of corn. 14t4
Enquire of C. D. NICHOLS.
Sam Moore came up from DEBORAH,
Wednesday, to spend Xmas at home.
Emma Watson arrived Saturday from
Let's, Iowa, for vacation at home.
Mae Lively left Saturday for her
home at McIntire to spend the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Walker went to
Anamosa Yesterday to visit relatives.
Frank Mclaughlin and James Keefe
autoed over from Elma last Saturday.
Mrs. Hub Haven and Alice Daily
we're down from Lime Springs, Mon.
day.
Mrs. Fred Kreuger and R. Kreuger,
of Bonair, were Cresco callers, Wednes.
day.
FoUND-A purse containing a small
amount of change. Enquire at this
Office.
George Hamilton arrived Friday from
Mt. Vernon to spend the holidays at
home.
John Stockman arrived Saturday from
Aoorhead, Mimi, for q vacation at
home.
w. H. Searles and wife were down
from Lime Springs, Friday. between
trains. t
Leonard jolly went to West Union
yesterday to spend Christmas with
friends.
Miss Kelley, teacher at Granger, left
Wednesday to spend Xmas at her home
in Elma. RI
Elsie Hess went to Owatonna. Fri.
day, for a visit with relatives and
friends.
Fern Walker went to McGregor,
yesterday, to visit her sister, Mrs. John
Lauvell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Roper and little
daughter were down from Chester,
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Holub left yester-
day for visit with her parents near
Protivin.
Alvin Natvig came up from De-
corah Tuesday, to spend the holidays
at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Glass and babe
spent Xmas with the latter's parents
in Austin.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smith and little
son were down from Lime Springs.
Saturday.
Miss Muriel Folts, teacher in District
No. 8, went to her home in DEBORAH.
Saturday.
Mrs. W. H. Cummins returned Satur-
day from a visit with relatives at
Mason City. 9.
Mrs. r. H. Farr and Gertrude Horton
were among the Lime Springs callers
here, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Wilhelm went to
Chester, yesterday, to spend Xmas
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. J. White left yester-
day for Minneapolis to spend Xmas
with relatives.
Mrs. Joseph .Korbel left Wednesday
for visit with relstives at Fl. Akin
son and Calmar.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-12-25
For Sale.

Standing timber for sale cheap
Phone Ridgeway "a w. R. Libbey
Ri. 6.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-12-25
Bears for Sale.

A few choice Big Type Poland Chi
ma boars for sale. Also four good
young gifts. 15tf c. L. TERRY.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-12-25

Mrs. w. NJ. Roman and sister, Mrs.
P. M. Schumacher, returned Wednes-
day to the formers home in DEBORAH.
Mrs. Schumacher has been a patient at
the hospital.
Miss Marie Thompson and brother
Bert arrived yesterday for visit with
their father, Ralph Thompson, the
former from Minneapolis and the latter
from Canada.
A few choice Hampshire Bears for
sale. The prolific, quick maturing
kind. Well marked and good bone.
Prices right. P. v. Vance, 1t. o.
Cresco, Iowa.
Mrs. B. auckland and little son, and
niece. Frances Mailman, returned
Wednesday to their home at Mason CITY,
after visiting her parents. Mr.. and MIS-
John Mailman.
MIR. and Mrs. Ed Craghill and son
Jim expect to leave Friday morning foi
Minneapolis to participate in family
reunion at the home of their daughter,
Mrs. Brubaker.
For Sale-Duroc-Jersey male pigs.
Having sold all of our March male pigs.
we have a number of April. May ana
June pigs for sale yet, also one year
old h ogs and two last part OF January
Come early as they won't last long.
Mrs. Joseph Bouska & Son.
Ri. 2, Calmar. Iowa
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-01
A SIGN At GETTYSBURG.
american Magazine.

July |, 1861. on Cemetery Ridge
near Gettysburg. Pa. was posted this
sign:
YAH persons found using firearms
In these grounds will be prosecuted
with the utmost rigor OF the law"
For the failure to enforce il you
must blame old John Burns. for he
was the constable OF Gettysburg. but
the majesty of the law was himself
blazing away with a borrowed gun.
. And as accessory before the fact YOU
must indict the man who had the shoe
store for he and not Hooker. Meade
or Ice, brought on the battle Of Get
tysburg. A detachment of men In blue
with holes In their shoes came into
town 10 clean out the store. and at
the same time came detachment Of
gray with no shoes at all. and then
the village ordinance against the pro-
mscuous use OF firearms began to go
to pieces.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-01
With Scissors and Paste
"sIT TIGnrl DON'T ROCK THE

BJAit u. -.
tChas. X. james. In Chicago Herald
"sit tight Don't rock the boat" L. s..
That Is the warning cry
For captain. crew and all OF us.
When war clouds hover nigh.
sit tight. Don't rock the boat" U. 81
Let's keep an even keel.
And try TO aid. each of us.
Our captain at the wheel.
"Sit Tight Don't rock the boat" L. 81
Tier hull is ytaunch and strong,
And, " well manned by all of US,
SURE. nothing can 20 wrong.
"sit tight Don't rock the boat U. ST..
Her course is safe and true,
And all on board. each one OF us
Should help the voyage through.
"sit tight. Don't rock the boat" u. 81
Her cargo, rich and great,
Is Gods peace gift TO all Of US:
Protect the precious freight.
sit tight Don't rock the boat U. s.!
Wen ship far Ger the mains.
This peace won prize Of all OF us.
To where grim carnage reigns.
sit Tight Don't rock the boat" u. ST.
And. when the war storms cease.
And those on board, the whole of US,
VIII reap the price OF peace
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-01
STRONG rrMrEiiANcE SERMONS.

Some strong sermons Ia favor OF
Temperance are being preached now
IN the war zones. aud near them.
France has forbidden the sale Of
absinthe while the war Is on. Lord
Kitchener has announced that no
presents Of wine or other lntoxicai-
ing liquors will be accepted os for.
warded 10 the soldiers nj the front.
In Norway and other neutral coun-
tries the distilleries and breweries
have been shut down in order that
supplies Of grain available for food
may not be wasted,
In the presence Of war. the dansers
and wastefulncss Of alcohol are clear
~ recognized soldiers bcfuddlcd
with liqnor eannot shoot sstraight. or
80 on hard marches, r. show the eff
fielency necessary IN a situation re-
quIring the use Of the highest de-
gree OF endurance. both mentally and
physically The deadening effects Of
ubsinihe are fatal to military eff
cheney. however much false courage
the soldier mlght gain from It.
There II little or no nutrition IN
beer or whislcy. whereas the grain.
stuffs from which they are made
will feed hungry mouths whenever
available.
But Il intoxicants are the enemy
OF efficiency IN military service. they
are likewise the enemy Of efficiency
IN civil life II tipsy soldiers cannot
shoot straight, workingmen and
business men cannot think straight
when the brain Is abnormally stimu-
lated and the muscles partially para
lsged
Also, the foodstaffs wasted In the
manufacture OF strong drink are
needed in times of peace quite as
much II not 80 arutcIy as in time ~
war. Il is an economic waste that
must be more noted in the future
than Il has been in the past.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-01
ASSEMBLING THE CAR.
(Enginecring Magazine.)

The Ford chassis assembling In NOV
ing lines affords highly impressive
spectacle to beholders OF every class,
technical or non-teohnical. Long lines
Of slowly moving assemblies in prog
ress. busy groups OF successive opera
tors. the rapid growth OF the chassis
as component after component is adj
ded from the overhead sources Of
supply. and. finally the instant start
into self-moving power--these excite
the liveliest interest and admiration In
all who witness for the first time this
operation OF bringing together the
varied elements OF the new and SEEM
ingly vivified creation, on the three
Ford chassis assembling lines where
over l,200 have been put together and
driven out OF doors into John II street
IN one single cIght-hour day.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-01
SAVING BREWERS FROM THEM
SELVES.

~, >,,..n,. III
ofe..,'...' sus W s"'p ~, new law became
go, - o''o when win ciuse
sa..,.,. me IA" UNITS the
.na - saioons 70 one Tor each
Mn Mn rvpas aaa ''e'eiand, II Is said
, wail ,ose soo saioehs, cincinnati. tvo;
j,, u'au"' , ,as rouhss'owh' ~ . Co
'a '...''.s soh, %. ~ clark
eua' NY. wy nu"oef OF saloons VIII be
W = :. a .'' ioo w :.
may =. may not pe merely coin
e'ueh'ai, pu. !. Is iact that the ris-
~, ,',l na,'oh- M'ue demand Tor prohi-
nHioii mas paraieied the multiplica-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-01
IAmerlcan magazine. }

The day before Christmas a tall,
nice looking chap with clear gray eyes
and confident smile appeared at my
office and asked me il he could have
few moments private conversation
with me. He was ''Tonla and he
calmly informed me he wanted my
consent 70 marry Betty--right away.
felt rather sorry for Tom. and spoke
kindly to him as | told him he would
have to ask her mother. He said he
guessed he would 10 out and get her
mothers consent aud that he would
see me at supper
! had serious doubts. and expected
an explosion IN the family when Tom
approached my wife on the subject.
CONFESS to waiting over one train
that afternoon in order not to be press
ent during the Interview. and hoped
that the worst would be over before
reached home. When | got there
Tom was snowballing with John and
Rob IN the front yard aud my wife
ana Betty, their arms around each
ethef' were laughing at them. from a
window. Tom SHE'D a SNOWFALL at me
when approached. and then came
rushing 60 help me with my Christmas
paFkases lie eripped my hand hard
anu sa'd' Its an right. dad And
me way he said il made me believe
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-01

ana 1t never fails. That's why mil
lions of people are using "GETS-T IT"
today, and throwing away their fus-
sy plasters. sticky tape, eating
saves, and wrapping outfits" that
make bundle around the toe and
choke 1t into pain by pressing either
on or around the corn. There is moth
ms 10 STICK to your stocking, nothing
70 cause Inflammation or rawness.
iothins 10 press on or around the
corn You apply II in seconds No
more knives, razors, scissors or files
with their blood-poison dangers TRY
"GETS-IT' for that corn. callus.
wart or bunion. ga
GEFS-fT' Is sold by druggists
everywhere, Csc bottle. or sent di-
rect by E. Lawrence & Co.,. Chicago.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-01
A IIcaycnly Inn.

Capri, beautiful In itself. offers an
Irresistible invitation to artists. since
liz has an inn when any one. by
painting picture ON the wall, can get
free board.
TO the lovely island of Capri, with
its perennial summer, its blue grotto,
land its lemon groves. came some fifty
years ago. a ruined artist. He opened
an inn, and died rich. In his WILL
leaving the inn to his heirs. he made
these conditions:
eThe charge per day. two bottles OF
red Capri wine included, is never to
be more than 6 francs.
''If,any artist is too poor to pay he
shall paint a picture upon some wall
space. receiving all the aecommoda-
tion accorded to those paying the
highest price.
If any German artist shall come
to the inn he shall he accommodated.
and shall receive the amount of his
fare to Germany upon his promising
never to return to Italy,"
The inn is conducted today on these
conditions. Its walls are covered with
paintings. Now and then German
gets his fare home.