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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-18
Die YarfbebD
Sat !Serrn 6. u. Iitlt iuieber su ib4
rem YrGiioeaten erpGblt.

Sie 8arffonurlHiion bat iidy IN ib-
rer seItern abeebaltenen 9eriomm.
lung fir oas fonrnenoe 9Sabr orgnni'
iirt uno Die 9eautenpabl ergab baS
folacoe 9iciultat:
Iruiioent; 9. q. gluIt.
@iScprdiioertt: Ssrtpiu %. arobn.
Sluoitpr: SSlobr =. Bruce.
3ltm Sefretar purbe lpieoer @iI-
liam S5ooafiHiou trnnmt. oerr gIuIt
betleioet nitnnlsbr ieit Dem SSalrs
1906 uluulterbroder oas GrGijbeu.
tenantt Der &ommiiiiou.
SER Sobn @elo 8ef ntafte Der
aoutiiiton 81 Narf5pefen cine 9nus
itele pon 80 SUB 5ront an Der @liff
StraBe gum @eibeut, lm ourb oieie
SIheHtltn9 oas lnOenfell ieineS bar
GINGER 3eit nerltorbenen 8oterS,
Fidter Sptram .. Bed, 81 ebrcn.
9ieie 9allteQe lit Sptihen 5mei Ban.
itellen eelegen, meldJe Der oerltor6ene
Midyter Ged Der Stuot i'm Sabre
1912 gum 8eiheilt eelnaht batte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-18
gbmpbDnies sSomaert.
Der bieiige Iianiit Wareian Sbal'
berg feiert sldHsenbe SriumrpBe
ais Spliit.

@elegentli6 bes seitrigen spmp6o:
nietonSerts, bas ungeahtet Der niht
gerabs giinirisen Witteruus ppr febr
gut beiudtem Sauie i'm gmerp Gubis
torium itattfanb, tpirtte Elm gefddbtss
WitgIieb Der bieiigsn &iinitlertolonis,
Der 9ianiit Marcian Sbalbers Dom
Gpnferpatorp Of Ufuiic, als Soliit mil
un6 Der &iinitler mar 9egenitant
ipphlperbienter Spationen.
5err Sbalbers bate ii5 bas
gf9aitopstp'Ibe alapiertoRsert IN 9
ToG getpGblt unb oisis farbeuprdh=
tige &omppiition bot bem &iiuitler
gIGnsenbe 9eleeerrbeit iein SfDnnen
unb feline Snbipibualitdt gu entfalten.
Don Der bersebraaten Snterpretation
biefes Sonlperfs mid Serr 5halberg
gdn3 bebeutenb ab, aber ieine aufa
faiIung bot auBsrorbsutlich piel BEG
Sntersfdutsu. Serr 5balberu tit Elm
eminenter 9trtuoIe, Elm feiufiiblieer
Wuiiter unb beiiBt cine brtlaute Sets
nit, gu bereu Dotumentiruus ibm bas
5Tdaitotpstp'Ihe @ert 70 re6t 9elss
genbeit bot. Seitsns bes Sraeftsrs
fauo Der Siinitlsr bic bentbar bette
lInteritibung. RatiirIib mar Serr
Sbalberg 9egenitanb beasiiterterSn
tionsn unb Der 9etfal IieB uiat nah,
Biz Der &iinftler iih gu elmer 3u1abe
peritanben bate, bic eine sutbuiiaitis
ihe Qufnabme fanb.
Die Sauptnummsr bes Srheiiers
mar 8rudner's rRomantiI6e Spm4
pbonie", Elm Dert, bas Or. RunpaIb
nit GROCER Sorgfalt einitubirt bate
uno bas au6 cine ipirtlid uusae5e'ds
nete Wisberaabe fanb. ungeabtet Der
ioealsn 4uFfaiiung beg Werts burh
Or. &unpalo, tparen es nur Die beis
ben ShIubiGbe, bas iali6te uHo 10
aniprstenbe S6er5o umb oas monus
msntale syiraIs, bic sinen fpirtlihen
Grfclq ersieIte,, rpdbreno namer'li1
Der anbonte Sap nit Ieinsr unosbsus
rem 9Gngs troB Der tabsllufsu @teoers
aabe ermiioeub auf bic 3ubSrer tpirts
te. grudner lit eben cine eioentbiim=
lite mufitalii6e 9pit, bic cine gang
beTpnbere 4rt DON 9eeeiitsrurs pprs
ausiebt. D
SdlIiebIih bra6te bas Rpusert
noA @OlomarPs iiberaus gefdlItgs
uno anTpre6enbe Supsrture rsSm
Nriitliua", bic aIsidfaqs in abfrlut
eiupanbfreisr gBeiis aur quffiibs
runa asbraft tpuroe unb Or. Sum
palo ipipie ben Serreu on ben pul.
Ten 'iiirmiIheu 9eifaIl einb-ohts.
Tas 8rodrumm ptro pie iiHlih
am beutigen glbeno aur WieoerboluuJ
eeldH9en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-18
@inn Leer ons.

eSn Snfen Der 8earl Self
m II, luelhe Die Cincinnati Fraction
SO. alrf @rlmb erlittener Yerlesinl.
cen nlf 3nbhtng BON $4,000 per-
tlngt bette, gaben Die 8eIdnporenen
oes RicbtcrS Nap aeItern ein @eroift
5u @uniten Der perflagten @ciellifait
OBJ. Ger &lage sufolge iplsroe Die
Sralt olS iie Dor einlger 3eit an Der
9. mo Sine Strabe cine Gar per.
laiien moIlte, neil oas Signa[ sunr
getterfcbren 5u friib geeeben iporoen
lpar, 5u 9ooetl geiporfen uno trug
gerleBungen bnoor irfolge oeren iic
jeBt on einenl arebsleioen laboriren
nil.
10 pfer zines sIuto M obil3.
81. s(. Sing, Ra9labperipalter
reg ,5Di. Garl aing, tpeLt 2estcrer
am g. Sftober 1915, aIS er auf iei.
nem Mfot6rroo iiber Die Gid Huu
Rooo fllbr, nj Der gS1be Der Serguiott
@Deltlle poil 0c.H glutoniobil 6es 90.
naro 3. Burns ii6er Den Saufen &c.
ramtt uno oerart perIest tpuroe, oab
er fat mlgeltblidlitb ieinen @eiit api'
eab, rat gegen Burns cine alaJs
iiber $4,000 eingerei6t. Ger Ge-
tobtcte luar 90 Sabre oft, 9eIearo-
pbiit in 3ieuIten Der g. uno .. ". n.
ino ituSlrte nehet6et nod, Die 3abns
teilflul6e.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-18
Troanpete: Geo. GIierbeiner iuro
9iic. Mnlter.

Sttts <phAlSL. F
Roianue: S. peter Sdyipan.
Balfe: George GtidIer.
0ds erfte Goli3ert permtitaltefe bic
8efeIHd,aft nit bem obigen Ord)eIei
am "a. Sanuar 1867 in Der Smitf
& gltron Sale lnb 6ieies aou5cri
mar ein bodJiuiftiges rrnifaIiidles
GreigniB, ba selegentlih besielber
5inm criten NfaIe in Cincinnati enc
peetbupen'ihe Sputpbcnie 5tr Iui'
fiilrimg gelanete.
Gic eriten 8cninten oes gereills
iunren: Brdiioent, q. s.. @nrlihsI,
Bi5epraiibent, y. gSalter; gritcr Ii.
rigelIt, &. Sitter; Gefretdr, GoiuarS
Songanfe; tSdloemciiter, Garlg,rauot;
giblicttefar, 8. ShuIs; criter Gi.
reftcr g9crner Stcinbrcd)cr lmb
siueitrr Sireftor, @. SduIlibt.
sjm 2auie Der Sabre bat Die Hbil.
barmoniide @eiellidyait I'M Diuiif.
leben Der Staot cine Iodapidtiae
Rolle gcipielt, lie bat 5abaoie ntuii.
faliid)e gseranitaltungen gegeben, lie
Fat geiellise 3uiammcnfiinitc pernn.
italtst, bis onnn i,ad imo mad, Ole
9dnoe Der 3uianinlcneeboriafeit 5ipi.
ihen ben Mitelieoern ii6 Icdertal
unb bie @eranitaltllttgen uno gu.
fanuneufiinite intnter ieltener ipur.
Den. Gie leste 5eitlidfeit, Die itatt.
ianb, mar 6us goloene Subildum Der
@eieaidaft, bas Dor aht sSnbren bci
@ielert's nit einem 5eiteiien began.
gen ruiroe oem "a .giiislieoer Eel,
iuobnte1.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-18
grptefe
@erbea Der Standardization;
iiOn seseu Den BON ibr smtsebeis
hencH Ylau nnterbreitet.

Gic Sfnellpcrtebrsfonuitiilion bai
nit Der @abI Oes Ylans go. A iiir
ole proieftirte MISUNDERSTANDING IN
5pei StaottbeiIen feine 3iitinuulina
gcilInben. Ias ergeIlte aiis Der 1tnt-
fade. oaB ii6 5u ocr geitrigen Git.
lIng Der aprlrtiiiion 90 Witglieber
oes Spbe 4arf 8isiineb Club ilnb &c
WdtgIicoer Der Brice Sill sSnprope.
ment sliiociation eingciteat batten,
Inn eesen bie entihIiebirg Sr aonl-
million 5u proteiiircn inb itre @im.
ide be5iiglid) ser an tD1blenoen Rolite
oor5libringen.
sn Spoe asarf tpil iran ben lit.
ipritnglidIen BIm No. 5 per1pirflidyi
iebcn, Der iiber Die Goiparbs RoaS
fiibren imb angebIi6 oen 8euobnerrl
ben Uiaoiionpille iinb Spoe 9arf De.
legenbeit bieten ipiiroe, birrneu 90
Inulten i'm Staotrentrim 5il iein.
Sn priee oin tuitnid)t man eine
|fStntiou OIL Der gldden StrnBe rno
State apenue. Rid,ter Sosparb Soai-
liter, Der in ieiner Giaenifaft aIS
8runobeiiser auf Gait 9iu erid,ierrrl
mar nuo aud fin peridaeoene Radl.
bnrt iprad,, gnb benz @imit slis-
orild, Snb Die 9inie tpciter oidid]
anselest iperben ioIlte, oa bitr6 bic
aeplante S,uneIlirimg oas Grlirc.
cigentbilm mIf GGt Sil beifdoigt
iperbcn ipiiroc. Sir Spbe 1arf ipra.
den 9. o. Bolaro, U. 6. Gultins
nno u. 9L 5bonpioh iudbreno Die
Bortfiibrer Der Delegation Don Hriee
Sill Rap Salelibrano ino Setrp
Nattermann ipureil.
sSerner eriuf)te nod i'm 9tarnen Der
sFnbIap Marfet Improvement alilo-
cintion Carl aiem bariun nod, oaB
bic proieftirte Station pom Der 81.
berth Strabe nad, Der Sinolap Str.
ocrlcgt wcroen ioIlte.
Braiioent 6. 0. Goipar6s BON Ser
SdnellpcrfebrsfonImiiiion, beSeiitetc
Den Eroteitlerlt oaB jeet hic Scnoer.
ititrreiicr Dor oem 9eiamfHtintereiit
Der Stnbt Cincinnati siriidtreten
ipllteu. Ser Sntptuped Der proieftir-
ten slnlaae lei bic 8erbinoiutasbat.
ueM nad5 Cincinnati berein5iibriueen
ilno gIeif)seitig oafiir su iorgen, oaB
bic 9aiitcitcn iid nidt mlf ilter
Sc, ,000. 900 itellen.
Cine ipiIIfomneRe 9tadJrift iiber.
6radfe Gtaotarnpalt &snIter aP.
GdJoenIe Der Ronm1iiiion. CIR tbeilte
nimlidj nit, oab Die SilguHgsfonOs-
IrlItees. ii6 berit erflart babcn,
Bombs oer GpnmiifiOn i'm getrage
bon 100000 81 iibernebtnen.
gIni Beiilng Der aonuniiiion miro
ssneenielr arila &errn 2. ". Meper
sic WGttbcilime aiigeben laiien, Dab
Die acnlmiiiion bereits beihIoiien bat,
Die Smiptitation ant aariaI, 5piitci
SER slnce nnb Der Glm Strabe, 3ii
crrid,ten imo nift an Der Tinfteil
une Mlalnut, tpie 1eper irrtbiim.
lider.ociie arpimebnlen idIeint, lueil
cr biergegen proteitirte uno Die Or.
rid]hmg Der Sailpfitntion an aanaI
betiiEportcte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-18
9snsr llniSeriitdts-srajt

@insermeiiler SpiegeI befebte se-
iiern Die 0atanS, Die i'm llniperiitats.
rntb oiIrd oas slirsfdDeioen bon
SerrH arthm 50 Gpiesel entiianSei1
1T, Der befanntIidy gum gsini5ipal.
ridter errp1blt ipuroe irro i1ifoIge.
oefien bcm llniperiitdtsrutb nidt ldH.
ger ongeborel fam.
Tus bonn 8iirgermeiiter crndnntc
neiie @itgIieo Der 9eborbe lit Or.
Grspin 81. gtraebla, BON gso. Big
Eaptoa Gtrabs oeiien slnltstermiil
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-18
Mus sem 8eribtsbbfem.
Gpeiinliibnus Der 8rohseidy,uorenel'
in sadsn oes Gbriit !SOipital
gHoroes.

gobriel Gullipan, Der ssitanoig:
UlDrb.r, elmer Der 5auptSsusen. =
2fpotbet.r sbos. 8. Garter fommt
enblid su Tsin.m Re4t. = @sriats
liter Gtreit lin Elm ainb. - Gbes
idsibunssfdlle. - 3tpei unaHses
nsbm iiberraidte aldssr i'm S1si@
bunssssri6t. - Steiner 9anterott.
= Jrau Soiepb aolb abermals
iiesreia i'm prOseb sss.n ihre s5ds
ter. = S6abensriasfdle. = Rafs
laB Sa6en. - @erf4iebenes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-18
eute asgts s3teespano5st Gllropa in 8lolel- Mkao
bis aum s,abre 1920 ipabren iuirb

biz gum Sabre 1920 ipabren pirD
Or. Gtraeblep lit elm Gtncinnatier
ainb mo ein Sobn bes Dor eirriger
s,Sabren neritorbenen Dorntaliger
Gtaotratbsmitgliebes ssSobn StraeG'
len inb eraoliirte i'm Sabre 1855
porE Ohio Wtebicol College, morall
er nod in @iir5blrg Strabburg mi
g8ien ieine Stuoien fortieste, lin
omu pom sSebrc 1891 an bier aIS
gIrat 81 prafti5iren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-18
0eburten.

Biaiam uno Sutbrpn grebm, 623
Weit WcWtidsn gpeHue; &uabe.
6ront uno 4nua Wtaubarbt, 3oS
Deit Dater Strabe; anabs.
5nman uno Wiollie SobH, 937 Wsit
Court Strabe; Wldodeu.
Saul uub geFie PriB, 712 Neit 8.
Strabe; Widoden.
Senrp uno Zulu 6dfolo, ZIG JoBs
bid Strabe; Wdoden.
Sames uub Sopbis Sstp. PIT Mabs
Strabe; UtGo9en.
GbtIipp unb Barbara Soqerbad.
$50 Glenpopb apeuus; WeGbheH.
9lIbert uub Goo Rod, 100 @res
men Strobe; &nabe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-18

anitalt Itattfi1tben iol. 9aitor Sans
Snpt bot iid erbcten Die 5Seltrsoa
5u balten unb al,Beroem piro pom ei-
uigeu WttsIieoern oes Gelttifel
Sbeater. .@niculbIes, iotpie a,toeret
Ecrionen elm bii6fd,es Hro9ranum SIR
0urffiibrlng gebrodt rperoen. gsc'
tiirIidcrlpeiie peroat ait1 Die SSniais
fen NIT aaer6ono iriiBlifen @eihelts
fen uno Dem iiblihen gSefbnad)tsge.
idJeuf beoadrr iperoeu. Oas 9lubliflm
1T 8u Der Seier ber3Iidit eingeIaoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-18
@cibnahtsicier I'M Scutihen glten.
helm.

sluh in Sicicm Sabre miro oo3
G6rilttino Die oltcn Serreu in
GeutlGeil slltcrtbeim lHd)t pereeiien,
hem mic iibIidb babeu Der 8ertual.
tirngSrath i'm 8erein nit Dem 0anel.
nerein uno Dem Berpaltcr Serril
0agubert arne 8orbereitrger fiir
einc biiDIde g9eibnad)tsfeier getroT.
ZEN, Die, pie iibLidb am 2. GSeiertag.
Sonntal BEN &c. Oeoember, gtah.
mittaaa 5rpei llbr, in Der aapeIle Der
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-18
gbilbarnInii9s stitIi9ait.
@irb am @ontas, nadbem lie ieii
1857 bsitauSen, anfseISit iuerben.

Die nod am 2eben beiinbIiden 81
0iitgIie6er rperocn eelegcntlid e.
nes seiteiiats bas @ereinsDermO-
gen bon $4,000 inter einanoer
fbeilen. - Die Ypilbarmoriidje
eteieaidDaft lit Die alteite Mlnifer.
pcrcinisiulg Der Gtaot. - Gie
crilen WitsIieoer imo gemnten. =
9lnl "a. Saniiar 1857 brafte bic
tSeielIid1nft bier gum eritet Wial
cine geetbopen'idc Splrpbonie 5iir
anfiiibrimg.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-07-21
Nj. T.. Pastor browns.

Rev. Meyers, pastor of the Metho-
dist church of Bassett, was drowned
last Saturday evening at $50. Mr..
Meyers and the Rev. Lakeland, of
DEBORAH, were holding meetings
there and Mr. Meyers, taking boys to
the river for an afternoons enter
tainment, while in the midst of the
swift current, went down. Twenty
minutes was spent in diving for the
body and it was finally brought to
land. Dr.. Niemack of Charles City
was called and brought his pulmo-
tor, but life was extinct. Mr.. Meyers,
who was widely known throughout
this section of the country, leaves
wife and one child.
Rev. Meyers preached in DEBORAH
at the Methodist church week ago
Sunday.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-07-21
COUSIN c. j. WANGLER.
Herman Wangler, of Baden Germany
in European War. Twice
Wounded.

Though twice wounded, Herman
Wangler, aged 2S, brother of Anton
L. Wangler of the Wangler Drug
company of Waterloo, and a cousin
of c. j. Wangler, of DEBORAH, tells
in letter of his anxiety to again be
at the front.
While charging over ground slip
perry with blood in the trenches at
Verdun, young Wangler fell into a
barbed wire ENHANCEMENT, lacerat-
ing his thigh When recovered he
was transferred to the east front
When in an engagement near
Kovno, Russia, he was shot through
the shoulder. While recuperating
at the home of his parents on farm
in Baden, Herman writes: Il am
anxious to be with my comrades at
the front. My duty is there
Ever since the war started Her
man has been communicating with
his brother, Anton, though the CEN
sor has deleted the names of bat
ties and exact location of the troops.
A brother-in-law is fighting at the
west front and a brother is on the
next reserve list.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-07-21
APPETITE FOR CHICKEN.
The Fable of the Amateur Poultry
Raiser.

Once upon time in the suburbs
of an almost-metropolis, there lived
a man who possessed an exceedingly
robust appetite for chicken. He ate
chicken every time the opportunity
came anyways near presenting it's
self and he never ceased eating it un-
til the visible supply was exhausted.
After several years patronage of
the poultry dealers of the city he de-
cided to raise a crop of chickens of
his own. He boosted loudly of it to
his neighbors and told them what
poor and cheerful idiots they were
for not following his example
Why" he Intercepted, should l
give a goodly portion of my in
come to the dealer, when l have time
and space for poultry yard of my
own"
He purchased a secondhand incu-
bator for six dollars and a big bas-
ket of eggs for five. He exchanged
eleven dollars for wire netting and
posts and ten more for lumber to
build a house for the oncoming
brood.
When all things were ready he
put his hundred eggs in the incuba-
tor. He watched them diligently, but
in spite of his careful watching, only
twenty-five of them became chicks.
These he nursed tenderly and fed
generously. His feed bill amounted
to five dollars and seventy cents.
About the time the fowls were
ready for the table a black hearted
desperate came under cover of dark
ness and carried off eleven. One OF
the neighbors dogs ate three more
and two others wandered through
hole in the fence and were killed
by a passing auto. The whole of the
remaining flock then wandered thru
the same leak and destroyed neigh
boris flower garden, costing as re-
suit, six dollars damages and a fine
of twelve dollars for permitting them
to run at large.
Nine of the birds finally found their
way to the table, and after a careful
reckoning their owner discovered
they cost him four dollars and fifty
cents each, to say nothing of seventy
seven hours work and four bitter en-
emies.
MORAL--The farm is the place
to do your farming.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-07-21
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
Singing Classes for DEBORAH and Sur.
rounding Towns.

An unusual opportunity will be
given this season, to those desiring
lessons in singing, who cannot, or
do not wish to take private lessons.
Madame Ohlson-Solem will give
class lessons to ladies and gentle
men, all ages. The study of an ora
torio or an opera, will be taken up.
A small charge of ten cents for each
person per lesson will be made. Pub
lie presentation of works will be
given. This is an opportunity not
to be neglected, especially so since
Nine. Ohlson-Solem is a resident
with us only until the war ends,
when she will resume her work
abroad
First rehearsal Friday, p. m,
August 9th, 1915.
Applications may be made now by
mail.
Arrangements are now being made
to have the final rehearsals conduct
ed by Mr.. Josiah EURO, Chorus Mas
ter of the Metropolitan Opera House
of New York City. 29-1w
NINE. OHLSON- SOLEM
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-07-21
ALONG CAME RUTH.

Hello Ruth" said a voice at the
other end of the telephone" l am
calling you up because l know you
know what | want to know, and it's
just this: am putting up my grape
juice and | find that all of my corks
are too large for the bottles. Is
there any way to make them smaller
without cutting them down? Now
come to my aid like a good girl"
Yes, there is obliged Ruth, "the
simplest possible way. You just put
your corks in boiling water and let
them stay for five minutes, and you
will see that you will have no trou-
BILE whatever in getting them into
the necks Of your bottles. don't
know why this is so, but it is, for
had the same trouble last year with
catsup.
mo, thank you, but l just want
to say that | don't know what this
town would do without you Ruth"
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-07-21
Rock Island Brakeman Hurt.

Joe Frisch, a Rock Island brake
man was injured at the Rock Island
stock yards in DEBORAH Sunday NOR
ming about 1880 O'Clock. They were
loading stock and Mr.. Frish was
standing on the stock yards fence by
the cattle sprout, when it gave away.
He fell to the ground, distance of
about ten feet, alighting on his head.
A big cash four inches across and
two inches down was cut in his fore
head, and his neck was stiffened
some from the fall. He was taken
to DR.. Swezey's Office and his wounds
dressed and he then was taken to the
DEBORAH hospital, where he is at
present.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-07-21
Thinks He Has Something Coming

City Clerk Cowan received an odd
sort of a letter some weeks ago which
is given herewith Evidently the
young man has had a tip of some
kind that our towns old namesake,
John Waukon, left "a roll of which
he is the heir and he would like to
put it into circulation. Old John did
not leave enough spondulix for flu
neral expenses, so far as known, and
Henery will have to go without an
automobile for awhile longer. This
is his letter of inquiry:
Wyeville, Wis, 5-2S, 1915.
City Clerk, Haukon Iowa.
Dear Sir:-Could you tell me if
you had send the money belonging
to Wau Kau Ha Kau to Washington,
d. c.
If so, let me know, 1 would like
to know, so l could go to Washing
ton and find out everything belong
ing to Wau Kau Ha Kau.
This party died a number of years
ago. l am the only Grand child that
is living.
Or if you think that it is indis-
pensable, | could come to Haukon,
Ia, myself and explain the early life
of Wau Kau Ha Kau in full.
Please let me know if you know
anything about this matter; And
oblige,
l remain, RESPECTFULLY,
Henery Waukon, Wyeville, Wis.
Indian. -Waukon Democrat
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-07-21
Claim State school Record.

Musca inc, Ia, July IA state
record for school attendance is be-
lieved to have been esta blished i'll
Muscatine, according to the latest
school figures. During the past school
year $40 PUPILS in the Muscatine city
schools were neither tardy or absent,
the record percentage mark of %
per cent having been attained. "A
medal is to lie presented to every
pupil who gained a perfect mark.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-07-21
Some Freak Potatoes.

We have on display in our office
window freak potato plant taken
from Bert Ruths garden on the West
Side. The vines are two feet high and
are covered with small potatoes,
about fifteen of them. There were
NO potatoes underground at the
roots of the plant, where most
good" potatoes grow. The potatoes
are Early Ohios. If Mr.. Ruth will
promote the growing of these par
ticular kind of potatoes, it will be
a big boon to the potatoes growers
of the country, and just think of all
the hard work, digging, it will save.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-07-21

am about ready to start on my trip east
as I have done each season for nearly 40
years, to complete my purchases for the fall
and winter season Of 1915. It is hardly ne
cessary to remind "the people Of this part Of
the country" why make these semi-annual
trips, as those who have watched "our way Of
doing business" know the trips are made for
the interests Of the patrons Of the Square
Dealing Clothing House." "It's easy enough"
to buy goods, but to buy the right kind and
buy them at the right price, SO customers will
be able to buy at lowest prices" is another
matter. It is the continuous "being at it" to
be sure that the work is done right, and be-
ing familiar with every little detail of the bus
mess, enables me to bring to DEBORAH for our
customers, clothing Of higher grade, of better
manufacture, and Of absolutely lower prices
than any other firm in this part Of the country
In truth, may add, no clothier any where can
do any BETTER and thousands of them not so
we'll I am careful in buying goods of quality
I am no friend Of "shoddy" I will not buy
one dollars worth Of goods unless am con-
vinced Of the wearing quality, and no matter
what you pay, goods must be of superior grade
and must give absolute satisfaction
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-07-21
Will Tour Great Lakes.

Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Rosenthal
departed Monday night for Milwau-
kee. From Milwaukee they go to Chi
cago and take a boat. THE South
American" for a tour of the Great
Lakes, through Mackinaw Island and
the famous 500 Canal to Fort Will
liam Canada. On the return trip
they will come via Duluth, and from
there go to Ashland, Wis. for a week 5
outing. They will be gone about three
weeks, and from the route they have
mapped out they should have very
enjoyable trip.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-07-21
Broke His Leg Getting a Coon.

Herbert Mcconnell, the ten year
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Nc
Cornell, of the West Side is at the
DEBORAH hospital recovering from
the effects of broken leg. Herbert
was out visiting his uncle John
Keefe in Bluffton township In
company with his cousin Master
Robert Keefe, and the family dog
the boys started out to the pasture
after the cows. The dog freed a big
woodchuck and Herbert climbed
the tree and knocked Mr.. Woodchuck
out in the first round. When the ami
NAL fell it came in such close proxim
jty to Herbert that he lost his hold
and fell to the ground with the wood
chuck. The fall broke his left leg
near the hip. Robert ran home for
assistance, a doctor was called, DR..
Dahl going out with his car, and Her
bert was taken to the DEBORAH hos
pital where his leg was set, and he
is recovering nicely.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-07-21
Visited at Waukon.

Mrs. l.. B. Whitney, of DEBORAH,
chaperoned a party of ladies and
children to Waukon Tuesday. In ad-
dition to Mrs. Whitney the party con-
sisted of Mrs. H. NJ. Wilcox, Mrs. Ray
Algyer and Miss Leila Marsh, of De.
corah, and Mrs. Ingvoldstad, of Mill
neapolis, and several children. They
took dinner at the Allamakee hotel
and after seeing the city, returned
to the college town.-Waukon STAN
dard.