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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-05-24
BURGLARS GET MONEY
Fourteen Hundred Dollars Taken
From Richard Rubiey Store at
Petersburg.

Burglars entered the Richard Rub
ley general store last Thursday night
and made a clear getaway with
something like fourteen hundred dol
lars in currency. Mr.. Rubley had
the money concealed behind a pic.
ture on the wall in an unoccupied
room in the apartments over the
general store. The burglars gained
an entrance by cutting the screen
wire to one Of the windows. The
blood hounds from Waterloo were
put on the track Of the thieves. The
hounds followed the track for a dis.
tance Of about mile and half
east OF town. at which point they had
a conveyance and made their escape.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-05-24
SHOE STOCK SOLD.

W. c. Kohl and Son of Waterloo
closed a deal last week whereby
they came into possession of the
Langford shoe stock. Mr.. Kohl is
in the shoe business at Waterloo and
is advertising a special sale through
the columns of The Democrat this
week. His large advertisement ap-
pears on page 5, and our readers will
do well to give the announcement
careful consideration. The prices,
have been greatly reduced, and
many unusual bargains can be OBJ
tanned. IA
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-05-24
DELHIPIONEER SUICIDES
John Keith Ends Life BY Shooting
Himself With Shot Gun. Des-
pondeney the Cause.

John Keith, one Of the pioneer cit
liens OF the southern part OF Della.
ware County, committed suicide last
Thursday morning, while in a state OF
despondency. Mr.. Keith had careful.
~ planned the rash act, and used a
shot gun as a menas Of self-destruc-
tion. He had been at the asylum in
independence at one time, and had
been discharged, supposedly cured
Coroner A. d. Brown was called to
the sene Of the tragedy, and a jury
composed of Geo. White, H. P. Ban
croft and Ward White returned a
verdict Of suicide due to melancholia
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-05-24

largely due to the efforts OF the
women Of Manchester, especially the
members Of the Child Conservation
league. The men Of Manchester man
ifested little interest in the city
schools until their attention was call
ed to conditions which threatened
dire results to the schools If not
remedied at once. The state depart
ment OF education threatened to
withdraw $3.50 state aid and also
have the Normal course taken from
the school, and when these facts
were presented the patrons Of the
school became interested sufficiently
to meet the needs OF the school chill.
dren.
The bonds will be sold at an early
date, and the work on the new build
ings commenced as socn as possible.
It is hoped that by the time the
schools open in September the new
buildings will be completed.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-05-24
!. B. MATTHEWS AP.
pointed MANAGER
ASSUMED DUTIES OF OFFICE
TUESDAY. SALARY FIXED At
$40 PER MONTH.
THIRD DISTRICT SUFFRAGE ITINERARY
Delaware County Towns to BE Wis.
tied May 31st and June 1st. Prom
inent Speakers In Party.

The City Council met in adjourned
session in the council rooms on Mon.
day night to consider applications for
the position Of city manager. At .
recent special meeting the council
passed an ordinance creating the
office of city manager in place Of
city clerk, superintendent Of water
works, city engineer and street com.
missioner. For several years T.
Wilson has held the four offices at Q
salary Of $S5 per month. Recently
Mr.. Wilson asked that his salary be
increased to $1OO per month, but
the council refused to grant the in
crease, claiming that under the ex-
isting ordinance the increase could
not be granted. The new Office com.
bines all Of the duties performed BY
Mr.. Wilson, and any other duties
which the council may impose upon
the incumbant. Under the new sys-
tenn the manager holds the office at
the pleasure Of the council, and can
be removed by a majority vote Of the
council. The manager also is not
allowed any compensation for clerk
hire or extra office expense. Mr..
Matthews was the only applicant for
the position and when the vote was
taken on his application Councilmen
Hockaday, Davis and Dorman voted
to accept his application, and Coun-
Gilman Williams voted No. Council
man CowleS was absent from the
S. H. Morgan and Guy Bishop ap-
peared before the council and asked
that East Howard street be graded
and properly drained.
Robt. Barr asked for permission to
build sidewalk running from Main
to Fayette streets next to the curb
and gutter. His petiicn was taken
under advisement by the council.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-05-24
MEMORIAL DAY PROGRAM.

A committee in charge of the Mem.
torial Day exercises has completed ar.
rangements for the day, and has the
following program arranged for, to
be given at the Armory ON Tues
day afternoon, May 30th:
Music by the band.
Song-Selected-Quartet
Prayer-Rev. w. J. Suckow.
Observation-Disclosures.
Flag Drill by the Fifth and Sixth
Grade pupils.
GETTYSBURG Address Clarence Kenna
Memorial Day Address Rev. w.
a. Montgomery. Il .-.'ss !,
Reading Miss Ruth Suckow.
Song America
Line Of March.
Band, Company H, Flower Chill
dren, School Children.
Owners Of automobiles are asked
to be at thee armory at the close Of
the exercises to convey the mem.
bers Of the Post and Relief corps to
the cemetery, where the usual cere-
monies will be carried out.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-05-24
SECURES POSITION WITH EAST
ERN COMPANY.

Jay Barr, son Of Mr.. Allen Barr,
has been appointed special abstract
examiner for the New York Life In.
surance company, with headquarters
in Chiacgo Mr.. Barr was selected
from a large number of young men
who applied for this position, which
indicates that his ability is recogniz
ed by the larger companies. His
friends in Manchester congratulate
him upon this decided promotion in
legal circles.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-05-24
MRS. HEATH HAS CLOSE CALL,

Mrs. John Heath had a narrow es-
cape from electrocution this morn
ing, while she was working in the
cellar at her home. 1t appears that
she had been mopping the cement
floor in the cellar, and while stand
ing on the wet floor she took hold of
the electric light to clean the globe.
AS she touched the lamp the current
passed through her body, the shock
rendering her unconscious for a time.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-05-24
SENT TO INEsRIATE ASYLUM.

Owen Woods, laborer from the
vicinity Of Ryan, was brought before
Judge Geo. w. Durham On Friday Of
last week and was sentenced to the
inebriate asylum at Knoxville. The
unfortunate man had become edicted
to the use of intoxicants to such an
extent that his mental faculties ap.
peared to be almost destroyed, and
at times was said to be in partially
paralyzed condition. He was an OBJ.
ject Of pity as he sat in the court
room or wandered aimless'y about
the court house corridors. Deputy
Sheriff Joe Pentony took the man
to Knoxville on Friday evening.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-05-24
NEW PASTOR AT PETERSBURG.

Rev. H. L00sbrock, Who has been
for several years in charge Of the
parish at North Washington, Iowa,
has been transferred to SS. Peter
and Paul's church at Petersburg, to
succeed the late Rev. William B. Sas-
sen. Rev. Father Loosbrock is one
Of the ablest parish leaders in the
state, and the work Of the Peters
burg church has been placed in eff.
cient hands by tho change.
Rev. Father Goetzinger, who has
been assistant to Father Sassen for
some time, has been transferred to
the church at Iona, where he be.
comes the pastor of rapidly grow.
ing and prosperous church.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-05-24
NOTICE.,

All w. r. c. Ladies takes notice
and be on hand Monday, May 30
at nine A. NJ. at the Maccabee hall,
over Blake's Store, to make the
wreaths for Memorial Day. There
will be one hundred and thirty-five
wreaths to make so please all come
who are able. Bring picnic dinner
and dishes to serve yourself and hus
band or invited friend. Coffee and
the trimmings will be furnished. All
veterans welcome to assist at din.
ner or in any way they wish to for
there will be work for all.
Press Correspondent.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-05-24
LEAGUE HOLDS MEETING,

The Child's Conservation League
held its regular meeting Monday af-
ternoon with a very full attendance.
The afternoons program was car
ried out with slight deviation. Mr..
Suckow gave very interesting
talk on the use and abuse OF the
Boycott. Miss Dora Leroy gave
the Club a rare treat by reading a
selection from Peer Gynt.
The election OF officers resulted
In the old officers being reelected
for the ensuing year
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-05-24
AN EXPLANATION.

Owing to the demands made up
on our advertising columns by the
of Manchester this week,
we are obliged to omit the chapters
of the continued story this week,
but will resume the same next week.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-05-24
At HOME FOR THE SUMNER.

Mr.. =" Mrs A. Morse, who
have been living in Clermont, Florida,
Tor several years, arrived in Man.
chester Thursday night, and will
spend the summer among their old
time friends and relatives. They
were accompanied north by the son,
Floyd Morse, and family, who are
spending some time in Manchester
and vicinity.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-05-24
sRD DISTRICT SUFFRAGE TOUR.

The suffragists are to have an auto
tour Of the Third district, reaching
all towns in the district for open air
meetings. The tour Of Delaware
County will be made on May 31st and
work in that state, and prominent 10.
June .1st. Mrs. Alice Park Of Cali
fornia, one Of the leaders III tine
cal men will be in the party. The
itinerary will be, as. follows:
May 31st.
Masonville, 9:30 to 10000.
Dundee, 1O:30 to 11:0O.
Thorpe, 1880 to 1900. t
Oneida, 1890 to 100.
Greeley, 1880 to 2:15.
Colesburg, 3:15 to 400.
Petersburg, 4:30 to 500.
Manchester, in the evening.
June LIST.
Delaware, 10000 to 10:30.
Earlville, 1900 to 1880.
Delhi, 1870 to 900.
Sand Spring, 2:S0 to 800.
Hopkinton, in the evening.
There will be la-oe out door meet
ings in Hopkinton and Manchester
on the evenings noted in the timer
ary. In case Of rain the evening
meetings will be held as scheduled
but indoors.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-05-24
DANCING PARTY.

A dancing party will be given in
the Armory on Tuesday evening, May
30th. Bills harp orchestra will fur
nish the music. Tickets to dance,
including check room privileges, 81.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-05-24

6S 4O4AONSs
Ellen Lacy .................. Adams
Andy Sellner .............. bremen
Elizabeth Evans ...... Coffins Grove
Bertha Craig ............. colony
Harold Hickox .......... Delaware
Dale Brockman .............. Delhi
Mary Johnson ................. Elk
Angus Graham ........ Hazel Green
Edna White .......... Honey Creek
Leona Aldrich ................ Milo
Nelson F. Arnold ...... North Folk
Cora Hockaday ............ Oneida
Benitta Smith .............. Prairie
Irene Heyer .............. Rlchland
Lucille Lux ............ South FORK
Edna Lowe ................. Union
These contestants are the winners
of their respective township con-
tests. The winner Of this contest
will represent Delaware County in the
State Contest at the State Fair. A
prize will be given to each contest
ant. Prizes have been provided by
sixteen of the business houses in
Manchester as follows:
Phillip Drug Store, Fountain Pen.
Madden Shoe Store, one pair Of
slippers or shoe.
Hughes Dry Goods, Box Of Hose,
one half dozen.
Snodgress Clothing Co.. Young
Mans Hat.
Miller & Son, Manicure Set. =.
Jof
w. L. Drew, Dry Goods, Umbrella
or Hand Bag.
J. w. Lewis Jewelry Store, Solid
Gold Ring.
Armistead Clothing Store, Box Of
Hose, cne half dozen.
Hutchinson & Atwater, Keen Kutt-
er Shears or Knife in Case.
Wright's Photo Gallery, one dozen
photos.
Blake & Son, Set of Toilet Water,
Liquid Shampoo and Talcum Powder.
Grems Drug Store. Eastman Kodak.
Henri Prowse, Jewelry Store, Girls
Solid Gold Pendant or Boys Signet
Ring.
oCcdIuS q hCSClIhuSh Il
Gildner Bros, Boys Suit of clothes.
These prizes will be on display at
the respective business places dur
ing the week Of the contest. They
viii be distributed by place choice.
The winner chooses his prize from
the sixteen; second chooses his
frcm the fifteen remaining; third
chooses his from the fourteen remain
ing, and so on down to the last. This
contest will furnish some lively
competition and will be filled with
interest fer everyone. There should
be a large representative crowd
from every township in the county
present. Fifteen cents admission
will be charged to help defray the ex-
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-05-24
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Clark Frank and Paulina H. Brown
Joe O'Brien and Nellie Duffy.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-05-24
REPRESENTED cRINNELL At I'M.
PoRTANT MEETING.

Miss Elizabeth HutchinsOn, who
graduates from Grinnell college next
month, attended as q delegate the
Forensic League convention Of Col
|lege Literary Societies Of the state,
held in Iowa City last week. Miss
Hutchinson is also president Of the
Popular Studio club which leads in
creative literary work in Grinnell col
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-05-24
Men
Women
Totals
Majority
COUNTY SPELLING CONTEST.

: a county spelling Contest WaH De
held at 200 p. NJ. at the court house,
Saturday, May 9th. There will be
sixteen contestants, one from each
township, as follows:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-30

aiort noaet iterre geien al bette In'
areb, men / en- officiel WteIotng ira
Berlin betegnes Sriternes Angreb Tor
"uIporlige". S 9aris fortolfer man
benne brittle 9eopgeIie iaaleoes, at
BET er ben tore aaiereoe Offenlip, Iom
mi begpnber, og be boaber, at oenre
burtiat oil tpinge Sp'ferne I'll at Hip
pc Saget / @erbuuitiuingen.
Spiferne ieIp ipnes at pore al lanl-
me Wening; ialfolo er Der Segn til,
at oe bar toaet Sfref al griterneS
Iftipitet. st Telegram fra ImIter'
oam / Solano oplpier iaaleoeS, at
Spiferne meb f~eberagtia SaIt bar be-
gpnot at forIterfe line Sinier | Noro-
iranfrig og 6lanoern, bppr bet ip9re
brittle SfptS peoblir at ban1re los
langs ben belle 6rort. Sper bltrtt9i
louebc 6eltiernbaner ienoes Der bur-
tigt ippre &ononer % onoct Wfaterlel
I'll aronprinien al SapernS Srort
Slerc ioaoonne Sernbanetog bar ale'
reoe posieret igiennem 2onpait.
SfsIge en- Weloing ira Berlin al
27oe Sl1ni sger Sempoet / Oct britt
fife 4ngreb, og De benDtter Jig MI %.
ioo t flor lloitr9fning al 9iitige Cos
ounIter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-30
2iterriaif Silbaactu9 | Sprpl.

Set Ter no til, at SIterrigerne ale
rebe boiler pon at opgipe oen 8ruito,
iom De nplig panbt ira Stalienerne /
oct ipoIige Enrol, og iom foIteoe Dem
iao itore Dire. Scrom melbes fra
Rom Den 26be SSllni.
Get itolienife ari9sminiiterium
mcboeIcr ibag officielt, at ct almins
oeligt piterrigif Silbagetoa puer en-
20 MiI breb Tront / SrentinooiItrif'
tet err / frllb Sang. Stnlienerne pres
Ter Sprfslgelieu meb itor 4raft."
Sette Silbagetog inoremmeS al
Giterriaerne / felgenoe Srbela9:
"SSS ben Seniigt at betrpg9e Dor
fuIbe Sonolefribeo bar ri paa enfelte
Steoer forfortet Dor Sront / Samps
5onen melem Sloberne grenta og
@tIh. 0en1tc gepGgelie blep uofert
ubemerfet og ilbinoret al 6ienocn og
u0en Cab"
Sfelge ct Telegram ira Wtllano
ifploes E%IterrigerneS Silbagetog /
Sprol to NorIaaer: Sperfprelien al
itpre Sroppcuaaier ira Den italienlfe
til Den riisiiife Srout og - Stale.
nernes Taagaaenbeo pna bpire SLIT
ira Suganuoalen % oeres Itaolge
Nres paa Iiiagoplateauet. Naar Der
ira @ien oplpies, at "Stlbageto9et
bleo uoisrt ubemerfet al Sienben og
uben Cab, iuu b%ormonerer fife bette
pioere nleb Ell %officiel Weloina ira
&om at Stolienerne fog en- bel Gel
Sanger unoer bette iomme elterrigife
Silba9etog.
Som Sen 27be SUM. - arigs'
miniiteriet meooeler ibag, at Stale
nernes Selo iortiGtter peb Srentino'
frpnten, oe of De bar orepet Siterri.
gerne poerligere tilbage. Saaleoes
bar Stalienerne paa ct Tar Gage To-
get Soiina % Ariiero og 6ieIbtoppe'
ne Siara, Saperle, Spit5, aeSierle oa
Gina be1o Soette oq Ssioerpgger
paa Galberiu og Gnmpanella.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-30

Seniiat ltoeu Overwhelming at an
gribe oisie, naarion1beIit De ntaatte
itrIaoe tine n9rppren0e Stiainger
fcrat isge at opnoo Gicmeoet meo
iir SenoeIie tiItrobs Tor Oct Saftlnt
at bette gie1neo life oIene life tiIii9'
ter noget fienotIist 6orebaoeuoe moo
ben merifanIfe Meglcring eler 6olf,
men tpertimoS bar til Senligt at BIZ
too Sen / at beifptte Jig % lit Sn'
rcaoe iaapeIiom oct amerifanife
6pIf MOB uaniporIige, rouenoe %
~pIpnSrenoe Snhirgeutbarner.
Seq er al min &eaiering poaIogt
at iorlange Den siebIiffelige Sesla'
belle al Se Sanger, iom bIep ta9ne
/ aampen neo Garri5al tiui9emeo
bpao Gienoom tilberenoe De 6orene.
81 Stater, Der bleo ta9et meo benz,
% at unberrette Gem om, at DC
Soreneoe Staters Gegiering imeoe'
Ter eft inorIiqt Spor ira ScrcS De
gjering meo SilfienOe9iorIie Al bptl-
fen Sremsangsmaaoe ben enIfer, De
8oreneoe StoterS Hcgiering 'fal
f~or'toa, at Sen bar beitentt liz for.
Set f~orpenteS, at 6enne SilflenSegl'
pelie bill bIi De 6orcrehe StoterS
Negjering tilltiaet gicunem De onn'
hee ocpartemeutalr aanoler % itfe
djennem unoerorbnc0e Sroppete'
fer"
Som man bill ie, er ser life TAT
ncaer bcitentt Sib FOR 2~eslaoel'cl
al Be amerifouIfe ariGSianger; mer
ser tclegraiereS fro @oibington Der
27oe os., at man / oiiIcielle areo'(
bar set Sllotrpf, at ErGiioe1t gStl'
len ialfulo life bill uente oucr 4e
elmer poa ct beiteut Spar poa ii
6orIongenoe ON S%ongerneS SpSIo
belle. Spis intet Soar inoen oel
Sio err mootaget - lmeloer oct los
Spao Spar Garrnll5a bill gipe pat
bette 6orlangenbe, fan man bio
qipttc iig til. 3 bcrpprctoe OH
cieae merifanifc arcbie ubtales oel
Wenina, at ban pil uoleoere San
Qerne, men at ban bill ~foitboloc in
Srbres til Sen. Sreoino on a
moOIptte ia enbuer 8epG8elIe a
s. omerifnnifc trooper unOtogcl
bieutouer igien.
Dc lotin-amcrifanife Hepublifer
Glaner ON at tilbpoe ia at mrgIc
er al Iegieringm aipiIt paa Ell Wtao
&c iom life fan misforitaoeS. WFl
hitter Galoerou ira 96liuia, ior
par operoraget BET Sucrp at lore
Ipage Grniioenteu &lnnen, boooe
Manongs Ell aonierence me0 Stat2
miniiter 2mliing, iom uoen Smlpe
loo BAN i%oritaa, al oen amerlfmnlt
Hegiering life onIfeoe nogen SlG
blanoing / oenne Gag ira roentor
itnopnAps StAp
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-30
griterme guar paa.

@riterne er De iibite Gage begpnot
at bIi meget Iepenoe paa oen norolige
Gel al Seitironten - belt ira Dpres
| Selgien til Somme / G%oroiranfrig.
Set er gaaet los mso Reimbursement
meb ip9rt Sfpts, og peo en- &9ffe
Snfanteriangreb i Nnuooss Mites
trpnate De paa life minore emo 10
Steoer igiemem DC tpite Siuier %
toa Ell bel Del Sanger.
9riterne ieIu bar forreiten life
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-30
MobiliierinSen
Eltltdtcrnes Sr0pper tiltrGocr VI.
maridlen til @rGnicn.
ttiorbercptbcocn / Wctcu.

Icp 9orf, Gen 270e SUM: Rd.
tionole Sropper ira Sc sitIigc Eta.
ter or ioua pan Geieu iuoouer iorat
aisre &nGtticncite oeO @rGnieu.
Qpiten 10000 er allereoc unoer.
uejs, o1 iuoen Niten dntageS Sotdl.
iturfeu nj UUre foroget til $4,000
Mdno.
WtauNel poo ,Sernbanepogne for-
iiutcbc Aireiien al Hegimerterre ira
Gognccticitt o. Germont, men oeo
MiS0oa$tio itoo Sogene iGrbige. OF
ltror elter bar Get ofiteo ip0oper.
Sire acknowledgements ira Was.
iGdnlirtt3 iilird0ote peo Wionatstio
Geiien til 81 Taio, SeraS. 0e re.
iIorcp0t lroppcr ira Oenle Stat al.
refer / Natttus Ssb Ill lomnre Be.
lfenmelieoiteo.
6iortenoe fem Dorf Suforterire.
giineut a~ireiite iioIig ! Wtorges til
Brownsville, Ter, % belle Neru
Serlepa Electromagnetic er paa Ieiert
Ill 81 Vuio.
acknowledgements geitemuelies.
iteo err eagle Fnis, Ger. % 9omlec-
ticittropperue5 Noqale5, Ari5.
FeunipIuauias @oroe tiItrpoer
Reiien / giten iamtiol9 meo crop.
neutrality-suspicious. frn Maine, Hem
Sompibire. Gelapore, M%tnrplano.
Siitrict Of Columbia. @irgintu Oh
Sloriou. elsie troopers 9eitern.
nlelieSiteoer er life op9ipet.
De isrIte trooper ira S~tiQebaos.
itaterue, iom er reoe til afmarif,
c; OregonS. treble Battalion al 3bie
acknowledgements aigif oen 21oe til
Sort Goiecraus. Gan Iieec. o. ie.
nett 6reoaG Giteu pentes Hciten ar
lropperue ira oenne Stat at bape
tiItrua6t Reiien ipoooer.
Sgiaa aanioS' trooper er rebe
III al aimorid,erc, iaoiuort Crore
bcrtil mootogeS. &c er allere0e 10.
ocraIiiercoe" / SperenSitemmelie
meo Den me SGrIou og uogisr cit
Sotulltprfe poa 2.Sll Muno. ibereg.
net 131 Ofiicerer.
s De norbOeItligc Siater lager
man enOru Iougt tilbogc meb Mo-
biliieriugeu. Get gnor !angioult meo
-RefuItteringcn. Oh nan bor Turife.
lt0beoer me0 at ido Dem tilbsrIig
uorllitcoe og efuiDpereoc.
&ielac Mcl0iuger til @eneruImo.
ior 9arrp. Gheien Tor oct ceutralc
NoUtmunoooiltrift, oar cen 21oe o..
Ct 6egiment ou mobilileret | North
2afuta. i Soutb 1afota hol0t maiI
i;cnpoele@ poa meo Wobiliieringer.
Midiqan par EIuu tOmmct iaa
Iougt. at II bar begpuot meo at
uoiGroige observation-disclosures. Sra
Wtimneiota iorelaa ser ilet ingerl
Houport.
%islge en- o%iiIciel llotolelie al
Sen 9arru piier Minneiota Jig,
uertimoO u%lminocIig 6o%ruentnlng,
AZ uUre Sen miuoit iorbCreote Al olC
DC uiorbere0te Stuter.
III allie Dc Stuter, icm er iuobc'
icttoSc / set ceutraIe M0mmlau0o0t'
thrift, ucnlig O}isioiri &iScouitn
+, aonia2. &luoi3, Soma 9toctb Do.
a, fcta, Chjo, ,ltoiaua. N~iidi8an, SSp'
: ominq. Colorado, South Gatota o9
, Mimeiotn. er oen ~iioitnGurtc Ser
!, ~iietteit iuaeoe.
llr5oog. BEN u.enec Tag eitel
llrite0elien al MobiIiiaimgsororcn
uur frn ca. 1000 giauo %antonuue
til SoriomIiuG2iteNct, sort Snel
: lung. mems Cen iulOe StHrte paC
Srlq3ioo ihtloc pare 1000 MdnO.
"a al Be irenm1sote 1000 Nan!
. er nlil0it en- Sreoie0eI "grsnne'
:. Gefultter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-30
Streif oronet
peo ~,1loelinS.

Butte. Wcntann. oeu 26oe Suni.
Get or luffeoes oeH ue0iutte Meg.
linq2fOmite at cpnaa Ell mtnoeltg
CrOnmg al Sen Al Gngarbeipernes %
aiererne9 TnqioreuInger b~eororcoe
Streif. aisrerue er tiItienot en- DOR.
Dsieiie / SJman al - Sent Iagen
mco en- uoerliaerr Sorbsielie al %
Gents 1aaen Ill. buiS aobberprilen
naar optil IS Gents @lurset eIler
mer. 3agarbeioerne ~tiItlenbeS Ell
itiaenoe @snsiorhsielic al optil %
GentS ScAen. naar aobberprIlen
naar Is Gents, @egle Sagior.
eningerS 2eu par tinligerc $3.50
ON SaSeul-