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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-01-20
Home-Made Candies.

Walnut Creams. gradients ara
twa cupfuls of sugar, one-half cup
full of water, a pinch of cream tartar
one cupful of chopped black walnu
meats and one teaspoonful of vanilla
extract. Without stirring the mix
ture boil the sugar, water and cream
of tartar together until it forms 9
soft ball when tried in cold water
Beat until it becomes white and
creamy. Take from the stove and sci
in basin of cold water for three
minutes. Then add the vanilla and
the chopped nut meats. Pour into
buttered pans and mark into squares
Cocoanut .Creams.-Two pounds
of granulated sugar, moistened with
the milk of one medium-sized cocoa
nut, Boil together until heavy thread
will spin from spoon to spoon. Take
from fire and beat until it begins to
turn white. Put in grated cocoanut.
Drop in little flat cakes on well but
tered pan.
Brown Cream Taffy.-To two
pounds of brown sugar add one tea
spoon of vinegar, butter size of egg
and one-half cup of water.
Boil all together until it hardens
when little is dropped in cold
water; add four drops of extract of
orange, pour onto well creased pan,
when cool enough to handle pull I'M
til creamy.
Chocolate Mints-Knead fondant
until soft and smooth, adding either
peppermint or wintergreen. Form in
to watershaped pieces and dip in
melted chocolate.
Candy ''Don'ts''.
DO not scrape the sauce pan when
turning out fudge or fondant. This
will cause the candy to grain.
Don't use gray granite pans to boil
candy. Use white lined pans as cry
stalls as well as scorch shows on
white more quickly.
Don't begin making fondant with
an entire recipe: Use half or quar-
ter the given amount until you are
sure you can succeed.
Don't set candy in refrigerator
to cool; put it in a cool dry place in
current of air.
Don't keep candy in open recepta-
Gle. Air tight boxes are the proper
thing.
Don't throw away syrup that has
boiled past the desired stage; add q
little water and boil up again.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-01-20
WAS ENGAGED TO TEN WOMEN
Former Iowa Printer Also ConfesseS
Many Crimes. Arrested i'm
Chicago While Presenting
Check at Bank.


Iowa City, Ia, Jan 1S.-Admittinc
his engagement to ten women and
confessing his implication in twenty
Two crimes, Louis Hartley, formerly
printer at Iowa City and Wapello,
has ben arrested at the Central Trust
company in Chicago while trying to
have check for $27 cashed. Hart
ley at this time was travelling under
the assumed name of Hartman and
led a young man named Robert Doc
kerry into crime, whom he accused OF
robbing mail and assisting him in
raising and cashing checks. He Is
wanted all over the middle west, no.
tably by Percy Hall of Des, Moines
and by Wisconsin bank officials.
Hartley had a room at the Vic
toria hotel at the time of his arrest
in which was found book describ-
ing methods used by criminals III
forging and raising checks, a perfor-
lating machine, acids for erasing ink,
some chisels and saws, and a num-
Der of cancelled and uncancelled
jchecks. Hartley used the names OF
Charles Rhinehart, Thomas r.
Woods, Charles Walker, Louis II.
Hartman, Edward Stone. He de-
frauded banks, first at Bancroft,
Wis, then passed several raised
checks on American Bankers asso-
citation banks. namely. the Plainfield
Wis, First National bank, Stephens
Point, Wis, Illinois Trust and Saw
ings bank and Continental and Com
mercial bank of Chicago
He was at one time arrested az
Waukegan dec. p for lewd con-
duct in company with woman
claiming to be his wife. Hundreds OF
letters aInd photographs of young
women were found among his effects
One WaEello girl wrote him warning
that a detective was on his trail. This
letter fell into the hands of the pc
lice From his letters it was found
he was engaged to ten different girls,
He spent Christmas day at Seymour
Ia. He has confessed to the twenty
two crimes charged against him and
as accused of them he smiled plea
that as much clemency as possible be
granted him.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-01-20
LOOKING BACKWARD.

Severe moralists used to have
their spiritual inventories at stated
periods. The close of the calendar
year was a favorite time for such a
stock taking. A conscientious per-
son was supposed to look back over
the twelve months, and determine
whether it had been year of moral
advance or retrogression.
A cheerful spirit of anticipation is
more healthful mood. 1t promotes
feeling of confidence which is half
the victory. At the same time one
must be thoughtless indeed if the
ending of the Old Year does not raise
the question whether on the whole
it has brought some new powers, and
has been period of gain or loss
Every year should give one a little
higher skill in his calling, and some
better degree of control over ones
spirit.
A person is a pretty dull workman
a. IhO ySdA hIo uOI DlOuSHI uC"
tasks to be performed and new prob
lens to be solved. If one is doing
the same old work, new ways OF
meeting it's difficulties should have
been seen. If the mind has been
wide awake, year of effort ought
to have devised shorter cuts to effici-
ency, smoother methods of avoiding
friction.
Similarly in the more intimate
realms of personal contact and
struggles with ones own weakness
ses. A year of experience should
leave every one ripper and more re-
sourceful. Some of the inability to
adjust one self to ones surround
ings should have been mastered.
Somewhat more self-confidence,
something more of independent mi
tiative, a greater feeling of indiffer-
ence to the vanities and veXatiOns
of the world, should have been ac-
quired.
If one can spend an hour looking
back to the preceding New Year, and
find gains in such respects, there is
no reason for regretting the rapid
flight of time.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-01-20

Rates-One Cent per word. Moth.
ing less than ten cents.
FOR SALE-Good dry wood. En-
quire j. p. Burns, or Phone 500,
DEBORAH.
FOR SALE-Eighty acre farm, or
rent. Good improvements, one
mile from city limits. E. T. Reed.
52-4wpd.
FOR SALE new mich COWS.
Gross Lros. DEBORAH, Ia 3-1pd.
FOR SALE-Duroc breed sows.
Have been vaccinated by stimuli
taneous method and have been reg
istered. E. w. Cutting. If
FOR SALE-200 acre farm in Glen
wood township. For particulars
and price write or call on John S.
Williams, 307 Broadway, DEBORAH.
36tf
FOR SALE-My residence on East
Main street. Enquire M. J. Mean
drews, at residence. 30tf
FOR SALE-About 10 male Duroc-
Jersey pigs-aso choice sows-
bred or open. Also six fine Here
ford bulls-from six to fourteen
months old. Pedigrees furnished
for all stock. Enquire of Nicholas
Richert, Prosper, MINI.
FOR SALE-Silver Laced Wyandotta
Cockerels at reasonable prices.
These are fine birds, if interested
write or phone to Mrs. John Seeg-
miller. DEBORAH, Iowa, r. r. a.
FARM FOR SALE-SO acres, seven
miles northeast of DEBORAH. T.
Tosten, r z, DEBORAH. 1-3pd.
FOR SALE, 900 white oak posts.
Peter A. Ask, r 5, DEBORAH. 1-4pd
WANTED-A good man with small
family, German preferred. Can
have good position, good wages,
payable monthly. Manager Of
stock farm. Must have some ex-
perience and good reference. Re-
ply to Public Opinion, Letter II.
1-4wtf
FOR SALE-Duroc Jersey gifts,
bred for spring farrow. Pedigrels
furnished Nicholas Richert, Pros
per, Mimi. 1-tf.
FOR SALE-Buffalo robe Inquire
at Ben Bears store or of Theo.
Throndsen. 2-4pd.
FOR RENT-Six room house. p. B.
Holverson, Washington St. 2-3pd.
FOR SALE, 900 bushels corn.
Guy Bently. Bluffton, Iowa. %
ESTRAYED-Three yearling calves
from my farm in Madison town
ship. Two white faced and one
spotted black red calves. William
Frana, Conover, Iowa. 3-2pd.
FOR SALE-A rev more VI b. Trr.
keys from prize winning stock. Pri-
ces reasonable. w. C. McLain, r.
r. 3, DEBORAH. S-tf
f. c.. S.-Rodent and Insect Paste
kills rats, mice, reaches, bedbugs,
etc. One rat or mouse may do
untold damage in single night.
We offer you paste that will rid
your place of rats, mice, reaches.
bedbugs, or other rodents and in
sects. Send 25c, stamps or silver,
for trial can. The Foster Com
pany, Assumption, Ill. 3-2W
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-01-20
Alas, How True.

Every town has liar or two, a
smart Alec, some pretty girls, more
loafers than it needs, woman that
tattles, an old fogy the town would
be better off without, men who stand
on the street corners and make re-
marks about women, the man who
laughs the idiotic laugh every time
he says anything, scores or men
with the caboose of their trousers
worn smooth as glass, men who can
tell you just how the foreign war
question ought TO be settled, fore
tell the weather and how TO run 9TH
er peoples business all Of whom
have probably made dismal failures
of their own.-EX.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-01-20
HOMES.

A home is an institution that fam
flies maintain as a sort of headquart-
ers for meals and lodging. Most
families think great deal of their
home and, to prevent wearing it out,
use it no more than is absolutely nee
essary. We suppose there are both
men and women who really enjoy
living at home, but these peculiar
characters seem never to meet before
they establish home of their own
and it's dangerous for them to
meet afterward.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-01-20
WANT COLUMN.

Rates-One Cent per word. Moth.
ing less than ten cents.
FOR SALE-Good dry wood. En-
quire j. p. Burns, or Phone 500,
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-01-20
Take This Offer Now,

You get The Evening Tribune,
Opportunity Magazine, Peoples Pop
ular Monthly, Woman's World, Home
Life Magazine, and Household Maya
zine, all 6, one year, for only $500.
When ordering ask for STAR
OFFER"
No where can you get such bar
gain. Let the editor of this paper
send in your subscription or send di-
rect to The Evening Tribune, Des
Moines, Iowa. 30
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-01-20
Trapped.

They were quarreling. Well, you
can't say | ran after you, said the
wife.
Neither does a mouse trap run af-
ter the mice, but it catches 'em Just
the same replied hubby.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-01-20
Let Us Show You.

If you are a sufferer of piles or
hemmorhoids in any form, come to
our store and let us show you Mer-
itol Pile Remedy. 1t is one of the
best preparations we have ever
handled and is sold on a positive
guarantee. e. j. Parman's Local
Agency. Jan.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-01-20
She Mas Cruel.

Henry had tough luck, didn't he?
What happened?
He gave Edith two pounds of real
honey for Christmas and called her
his Baby Bundle Bee.
And then what?
She stung him.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-01-20

The ostrich that hides it's head in
the sand not only fails to hide itself,
but it also gets sand into it's eyes.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-06

bur6 oie 8rieftrdaer be5oeen uno
meltn entipredeno ousgefiiut, oe1t-
ielben 5uriidgegeben neroen. 9olllt
geben ite an oos 9eportement fit
9lrbett u1b @iniponoernng mad
@oibingtotL bos Die @ernlittlerroae
ii6ernimmt.
SER gomoro S. Sl1nefino tit
bon Gobington, &p, 8uriidgefebri,
mo er oer geeroiaung ieir1es gaterS
beiipobnte, Der BORT I'M Sitter bon
SO Sabren ~geitorben lit. Ser olte
9ernbaro Sltngfino tpor elm tpolbe-
fainter oeutf6er giirger BON Git
cinnati reip. Gopington. ST botte
an Der baoii6en Gepolution ogs
Sabres 1S48 oftipen NnteiI geronl-
men, flii6tete it6 nab Der @rItiir-
mung &aitutt's nod Imerifa uno
mobnte ieit benz Sabre 1850 in Gin
cinnoti.
als Die oreioebn Sabre .olte
2eora Council, Die nit ibrer Mutter
i'm &auie SEQ. t2t Storr StraBe
tpobnt on @asofen Elm @iien berei-
tete, gerieten lire &leioer in 8raao
uno iie erbielt iebr gefdbrli9e 8rono-
nllnoenb Die lire lteberfii6rung 1T
Elm @oipitol notlpenoig madten. Sn
Dem 8emiiben, Die Slamnlell gu To-
ffen nn6 lire So6ter 51 retten, tru !
Die Mhitter i6linme 9rauomunoen
an ben Sdnoen babon. Die Samili.
lit obne Miittel nno fper ibr belfcn
tpia, lit eebeten ibr 8eitr1ge oirf
ben Seueripebrdef @rigbt 5ufomnlcn
5n laiien.
9ns acknowledgement 5eigt
nidt on, oaB Die 3eiten in San @n-
tonic idledt iinb nno @elofnoppbeit
berridt. 96gli9 meroen gerfdufe
obgeihloiien uto bic Summer GIG
tit alisgegeben morben. ueber
Se6stauienb antomobile in elmer
Stoot bon ettpa 10000 ginmoh-
nern; oteier Gecoro biirfte faurl
%iibertroffen perben.
Die 8adter oes empire 3bcd.
ter baben gegen Sbomas S. 8ra0p
rnb Die @eltIafe Contraction Cont
panp cine Sdaoeneriatflage bon
anbonaig eemadt, pegen
angebli6er 8ebinberune I'M 9etrieb
hires @eihafts.
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Segns.

@ie i6on fur3 genneloet, lit iii
COLLECTION &enrp @ilfens IT,, ser
.Gbef Der befannten 9aumpoa=S Sir
ma Sofe, @iIfenS uno 9unqe, qe.
Itorben. Ger Geritorhene itouo i'm
IA. Sebensiobre. gr mar am is.
Maf 1911 IN gltrgleilm Del Bremen
gebpren, er9ielt cine quite Gr5iebnug.
DauOte iid Dem Gottorganoel al uaQ
ging idon als Observation-Disclosures iur
ger Mailn, i'm Sabre 1859, ais gers
treter elmer 2iperpooler Gottonfirtua
nod Matan1oros, mo er aud m1l.=
reno Der ariegsiobre blieb. 1864
fam ct nad @alpeiton mo bat lett
DEM bort gepobnt. Ser GerItor6e.
ne beIaB Elm melt iiber oas oilettanti-
ide WaB binausgebenoes mulifali-
ihes Salent. gr ipar ielblt ein ans
geseidneter Gelilt mo elm iebr tiif.
tiger Girieent, batte Elm feines Ct
Dor, eirl beoeutenoes muiifaliifes
@arit1noliis uno griinolide mniifaIi-
ihe &elntniIie. IniifaIiide ge.
i%frebungen bat er itets nod ar6iten
g~eforoert uno iein Saus IN @alpe-
Iton bi[bete iabrelang Sen Mittef-
punt fir ollie, bic cute Nfuiif Itebtplt
mo alisiibten. 9us i'm Sabre 1890
3m s@albeIton berdnitaltete GGnaerfeft
ltono unter ieiner 2eitung. 0eutid
mar er 6urh unb ourd nno nit
3eutidlano itano er in engiter Ser
binoung. Or mar oft GUM geiud)
oriiben un6 mar ald letten CONNER
BORT, aIs Der arieg olsbrad). Or
binterI1Bt feline @attin, orei Sobne:
@erner, gi9aro uno Senrb @ilfens,
BON oenen Die letteren beioen in
@nfpeiton, eriterer IN Sort @ortp
.mobnt ntib bret Sodter, SRI. @lnnc
@iIfens in @olpeIton 8rau 81. Eioe-
mann in Sort @ortb nno Srau 3.
6. Siri6feIo.
3mei 4ngeitellte Ser 8alpeiton
@arf gpmpaiiD, S. Morris uno SO.
.Stofes tpur0en aileenblidlid getotet
Iuno orei @noere gef1brlih berlett,
ais lie Die auf elmer @ei6e itebenben
leeren Cars reinigten nno cine alt-
oere &eibe BON gars geeeil oieielben
geidoben miiroe. Inter Sen 8erlet.
ten befinoet iid $. S1eibemantel.
St 8romnipooo itorb i'm Sitter
BON IA Sabren Sobn &rii6fe, Elm
ueberlebenoer Der marimilianii1en
Irmee. gr mar Selterreider bon
@eburt. SIM Sabre 1864 fam er
nad) Merico uno nod Dem 3uIom-
menbrud 6es 9aiierreids feb er iih
in Seras nieoer.
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blloeten 6ran5oien gu plnuoern. Die
5ran8oien iino etpig eritaunt, cir.
NAL ~oariiber, oaB 9euti1lono 10 bies
le Soloaten bat, Damn audg oaB
aae belgiiden 9abnbofe bon oen
Geutiden beiebt iino, nrb am offer,
meilfef1 mol bartlett, oaB tie 10 gu.
bebanoelt meroen. Mebr ais elm
6ran5oie bat mir erfIart, oaB bic
groBe Naiie oes frau80iiiden GoIfes.
iopeit tie nidt ielblt bapon betrof.
fen lit, Dem ariege teilnabmsIos u11o
unlultig gegeniiberitebt. Gin Gunlt
mailer aiis Soulonie iagte mir: nMa8'
molten Sie2 @as peritebe ib poin
ariege Sd BIN erit lett flint Gage
Soloat unb babe 1T 0ieleu fiir,f
Eagen gum erltenmal in meinem 2e-
ben NIT einem @epebr geihoiienla
Inoeren mieoer lit 6as Gbifial
hires gaterIanbes nidt 10 gleidgit
tig; iie iino idtucrmiitig uro beraE.
geItimmt, nno tpenl1 man iie fragt.
flingt aus alIen ibren @nttportel
iminer mieoer beraus: .gs BAT ia
bod olles feinen 3mefl1 ltno in
bieies @efiibI Ser 9slbloliofeit bieies
ariegess aegen 9euti1lallo miidt
iid INNER cine Ieiie berbaltene @ut
gegen oie gngldnoer, oie lie 10
lfmabli6 I'M Stih eelalien baben@.
Gin greGes Gdlaglidt auf oieIe
Stimmung ser Sran5olen mirft cine
fleine 8egebenbeit, Die ii6 auf Dem
8abnbofe in gourtroi ereisuete. SD
itano NIT einem aufgepflanatem Sci.
t~eneepebr Dor einem @iebpogen
@ade, IN Dem iid flint G~ngldnoer
uno orei Sran5oien befanoen. giner
Der Sran5oien bat mid I'M cine 81
garette. Sd CAB Tie inn uno riet
ibm - balb I'M Sder8 - er moge
fid) ood BON Ieinen Srennoen, Den
Gn9lGnoerfL oie ia reidli6 nit Ga
bof berieben iaien, 3igaretten ee6en
loIIen. 9arauf tponbte Der Mama
ben aopf perd6tli6 ait BEN @nsldly
bern ulo fuiridte our6 bic Sabine:
v9[b, II leur fout Golfer Ia tetel~
GrItannt bra6 id in oie @orte aus:
.sfber oas finb bod Cure S~reunOe24
"a lofte ser frou8oiiide Soloat &c,
ringi66big ouf: nOui, Wonlieur.
omis par forcel~ 49, 9os oIio lit
sic Gtimmitiig Ser fronaoiiiden Sol
oaten geeen lire ensliiden 6reuii-
De. uno gan5 dbnIid lift oie ser gug.
ldnoer. IGs ih einen Gnel6noer
froete, tpie ibm bic fron8oiiiden Sol
ooten gefielen, a~nttportete er Ia.
deno: Sic ieben gut aus, ober i'm
8etler babe td nod feinet seiebe1l"
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mdiier, elm 9oipitali6iff nno ei
&obleni6iff 9eboltt iperoen ioaen.

mdiier, elm Soipitali6iff nno ell
&obleni6iff 9ebart meroen ioaen.
9os %11nterbous Ser 2egislatltr
pom Oregon bot in ltebereinItimmulq
Der leBte1 SCRIPT obgebaltenen @olfs-
obitimmung cine &robibitionsbiQ
angenomlne1t.
- Ole @ronOiurp bon 0}iooIeler
County IN Seem Seriep bot gegen 26
Deputy Sberiffs, oie an ser Gdie-
Berei otf Streifer BEL GooIebelt,
g. s., beteiligt moreu, @nflage, off
Woro larteno, erboben.
-@uS Wanila, ser SouptItoat
Der 8bilippirten, miro genleloet, rtall
babe IN Geb1 einen 8eriud, sic Staot
IN 9rono SIT lebelt, bereiteIt.
Ser Ohio ift iiber Ieine liter
getreten, Cincinnati lit gum Sell
iiberi6uemtnt. Meon bot oas Gen.
trol Union gabnbof bereit8 9erGuntt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-06
LokaIes.
Ole 9esislatnr.

3. Sebrliar.
Dem 9aue 1T Die iogettanlte
a&enatt 8iu1, melhe oe1l @reis felt.
fteaf, Der bon benz 2atiobeliBer boz
cen Nenterf fir einen Mder 2anoes
pertangt peroen bari our @ttlabmt
empfoblen moroen. gbenio oie Sill.
6te @dul5Ddag einfiibrt nto oie
STU, ote es Sen Sdnloiitriften mog-
Lid madt. ben &inoern freie Sdltl-
biider 81 liefeen.
Dus Saus bat ben 9urmeiiter'
idem 8eidluB, cine tp~eiteebenoe lin,
teriuhtlng ber l1niperiit1tsberbG(i
niiie ~an5uoroner, 5uriifgemieien.
9os @aus bat altd) oie Gope-gill
angeiommeit, Die beitimmt, boB Del.
miibiert uno Gins nift oenielben
8elibern seboreii oiirfen.
litter ben nerlen 9ias, eie i'm
0aiiie ~eingebradt fino, lit cine. BON
0iu Sones. 9apne uno grnoginator
eingebrodte, Die beitimmt, oab ole
Steaiertl, ote am t. Sebruor fdais
fuaretl, Bis sum 1. Sftober obtle
5trafem be5obIt meroen fonnen. Cine
dbulide Bin Die oen eleifen 3ped
berfoIgte, bot Der Sennt Dor &urseir
nieoergeftimmt. Cine anoere Sill
beltimlRt, 0aB flint lteue Mferbau-
mo. @emerbef6ulen eingerittet mer-
ben IoIlell.
Ser Senat bat Die gia our
&einidrift beoroert, bic $4,000
fir Shusporfebruilgeu eegen oie
ausbreitlupa ser 9eulenpeit nab
geras betpipi9t Elm Geriud lie ual-
tee Susper6ierliltg Der Gegeln 5llr
AtiHabme 81 brin9eii, misgliidte. @s
touroen ferner Die 8iG onaenommeff,
bic beitimmte, Dab oos @elo, oos eiile
5erDelra.ete Srali afs Sfuoenerias
fir cine gerfesuno er6dlt, als i6i
eparates @igeatum 6etrahtct meroea
FoH.
Gem Settat sur @nnabme empfob-
Leu malroe oie gia, oie $25, 900 fur.
bic teroiliihe Qbteilung auf Der
WeltauslteIlitng in Gan Sranciscu
bemiaiet. Gbenio nud Die Sill, Sic
cine Heniion fir Miitter ausiett.
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aIterIti.
.,eute Nadhlnittaa 3.3e

TA9eute 9tadbl1fffdg $50 ftll0et
I'M @asuter SoteI cine 3uiamnleu.
ftnft Der Berfreter IMP Mnbanger
BON garram3a, 8iIa .nno 3apota
itatt, inn 8rieoensberbanoIungen In
Ole Bese gu leiten. gs mare 81
piinid3en, boB Die &onferen8 81 Ell
aiinitigen Neinltat fiibrt.
Selte @beno fiitoet I'M galino
Der idbrlide Mdsfeftbda Itatt.
Seiite atorgen bot ritan on Der
Duffieio StraBe i'm boben ltmfralit
bic 2eidjc eines gut gefleioeten I'm.
befdnnten Mcrifaners g%efunoen. Die
0eide NOR, fpie Spuren OIL Der groe
seigten, oortbin geihleppt mor6en
Sic Tag NIT Dem @eiiht nod unten,
IN Der eiteu &nno hielt tie elm gro.
res Shlnhtermeiier.
Am Sreitag morgen muroen N
Ibrer @obnnag i'm 9auie 3t8 Bal.
tinore &penue, mo iie me1rere 3iln.
mer inne botten, Sobn SO. Hlatt unS
feline 5rau Srene geb. Gillespie,
rot aufgefmoen. 0ad ser aniiGi
6es Goroners itarb 5nerit oie Jrall
an @ift utlo Damn Ser Mant. Ne-
ben ben 2eiden lag Der tote @nnb.
bet iesenfolls BON Dem Speidel oer-
ielben geledt bat uno oarQl
g~eitorben lit. 8latt mar obne Gtel-
lung tnrO es ideint, oab er in Ser.
3lueifluhg geraten mar, tpie er ieiner
1ebenslmterbaIt .friiten ioQ. gr Itant
i'm Alter BON Al SoGren unS
thar III Gobington, ap., geboren
gor odt Sobren fam er nad Sor
Mntouto, mo er ii6 berbeiratete
9urdJ Die 8emiibungen De:
9errn &enuinq grnbn lit bon Den
B1hter Wir. Si6neD 8eib oos Gro
re 9pernbaus fir ben engIiidet
8ortrag oes Brofeffor Or. Gugel
Giibnemdlm toitenfrei our @erfiigun!
gefteat mor0en. Ger 8ortrag fin0c
&ontag, ben %. 5ebruar Itott.
Gem bieiigen 8oftamt fino 6or
muIare 5ugeanngert Die bebiilfli9 Ten
ioueu. MrbeitsIoien @rbeit I'M
Observation-Disclosures arbeiter 81 Der
ffofFen. Die 5ormtiIare fonnel
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SdmieS berIangt - Gin gutter
b%entIdler Sdmieb iuirS fir cine
Sdrmieoe in Sd)ert berlangt. Man
%aoreiiere: @erlidb Sdnls So,
Sdjerb, Seras.
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Gum gerfanf - Steiner BON mir
felblt gesogener Slioan @ras . Gu.
men, 50c per 8fo. 8orto frei. Sbeu.
arena, Corpus Gbrifti Ger, q. 2
@or rs.
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>a1urersB ericbt,
8aamiuoar

5aaHiuulls-
Sm antonio, 5 Gents.
COLLECTION, geitern 8A Gents.
Gotteniantsn /. ErubnFte.
San 4ntoaiu, Seq, g. Sebr. 1915
Yrima @rlbe Cotton Geeb Oil, Az
Gents pet @nIloue.
Neiu gprt, 8. Sebriidr Spot rno
nno3 $3.50, Samlnr. $3.50 nno Sc. 20,
Sebrldr Il, Mdr3. 7.05c; April, 7.13c;
Mai, $7.19c; SUM, $7.28c; Sui, 1885,.
Muguft, 7.45e; September, 1850; grime
Wiuter WeIlotu, 7.15c unb $500; Briine
Summer 89ite, 7.50c uno 1880.
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Chit mar Die 5reunoi6aft
nertboG. iebt iino bic 6reunoe foit.
ipieIig.
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Tarm.grpbnfte

aartoffeIn, COLORADO u. Soabo, S1.60
uno $t.65 per 100 Bfuno.
Sibe &artoffeln, Geras. $3.50.
@adsbehner, per gufdeI So; CRIME
8obnen. $3.50.
@riiner 9feffer, 65e.
Glrrfen, Gal. $3.50 per Crate; Seras
85c urtb Acc per 0ubeno.
&ohI, $1.50 per 100 Nfo.
SiuiebeIn, California, 1925 per 100
9funb.
5quafG, $3.50 per 8uIdel.
@lumenfobI, S1.25 per Crate bon cis
GeIerie, $500 II. $4.25 Der Crate.
Meerrettig> @ur8elu. per Nfo. 12Mc.
9opfSnlat. 75c Il. St.O0 per CAMPER
Somaten, 9egos, 4 Scribe, $500 ins
$1.25.
gierpflan5en, $2.25 per 9uIdeI.
8eeten. 40c Der 9bo. s@iinoeI.
Yeteriilie. 40c per 0to. sGiinbeI.
Gpinnt. 4r per Ehfn6.
gontaIoupes, go rnb CSC.
Wiiben. BIC II. 40c per Gs0. s@ittbel.
@elbe 8urseIn. 85e II. Acc per Sto.s
Biinoef.
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gIst Msrft.

2ttG Qtettts
Sou sutonio, Ser, 8. Sebr. = 1915
O6Sen $500 nnb $3.50.
aiibe $4.25 biz $3.50.
&6lber $3.50 Biz 1925.
8unen S4.70 biz 1925.
Ghofe $500 uub $3.50.
8teaen $2.2b BIS $3.50.
ct. Qouis, 8. Sebr. 1915. - @inbs
bieb, Eerassgieb, 1925 un0 $7.85.
Ghpeine 5000 biz $7.05.
Sdnte.
5htuere bonn GdIndter ......22 CITE.
0eidte bom @6Iadter ......22 Cts.
Grin aefaIsene ...........18h cts.
@olf uno 0udss.. :. =. 1910 Sfss