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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-03-28
Carranza Allows Americans +
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RI PASO, Tex, March 21.-The Amer
lean forces have been allowed the priv
ilege of using Mexican telegraph wires
between MADEIRA and JuareZ it was an
nounced today by General Gavira, Car
rama commander at Juarez. All COM
munications, however, are censored by
General Bertani Carranza commander,
at Madeira.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-19
@ie Hebt's?

M1rs @olbingtom miro gemelbet:
v@aoitole Menoerung IN Der 8ebanb,
lung Ser &oit auf nel1tralen Sbiffen
mer6en periproden in Der Mntport
ser britiI@en un6 Der fran30iiden
Megier1ng ouf sic merifaniihen
Yrotelte gegen 6ie gingriffe 1T 6en
No1tberfebr. @abren6 sic Berdnoe,
rl1nqen midt beoel1ten, baB Der Mn-
lprub ouf Elm @ebt ser Da1rdiu-
d,umg nod Snformation, sic einem
Iein6e bon @ertb fem f0nnte, aufge=
geben 1uiro, tperoen file bon ben Ml-
Iierten ols geniige116 our @efrie6i.
g11ng Ser @iinide Der Ser. Staaten
binge1tent." 9as lit cine bo@lt ur>
flare Melo11ng iiber cine b0hlt mid-
tige Mngelegenbeit. Cine Melo1ng,
Die proftii6 nidts iagt, mabrenb 6od
6og qun5e @olf a1f's Meuberi tie &C.
lpanrt lit, M11sfibrlides un6 8e=
|ltimmtes iiber sic &oitrm1bfroge 51
b0ren. Die ga15e Depei6e lit bon
@ertb MIR in1ofern, ols aus ibr bers
por5ugeben f6eint, baB Ole britiih-
fron50iiide Mnttport a1f sic ameri>
funiiden Hroteite gegen 6ie Ser
lebung ser Holtgeiebe bltr6 6ie Ml=
Iiierte1r einlief un6 Ser Seffentlide
felt ibergeben pl1roe - tniomeit me=
niqitens ols man 6en &ertretern Ser
Grelie in @oibington einige Mittbei-
l11ngen iiber SEN Snbolt mo6te.
@arum erfolgte Damn niht Die Ser
0ffentlid)urg ser Mntport, o6er De=
niqltens sic zines Mus3ugeS, Der
mirflih iogt, mas in Ser Mntport
entbalten lit? SIT sic M1rttport nibt
befrieoigen6? 5dente man 1ih in
darlington, tie befannt 5lt geben nn1o
6amit %6or5r1tbun, 6ob england
Qloubt, sic @iini6e ser Ser. stoa=
ten erfiiuen 5u f0nnen, inoem eS ser
groBen &epublif Elm paar 8roiomen
hinpirft, o6er ettpa lie nit id,on ber=
flauiulierten &e6ensarten abibetlt?
Gos @olf piir6e ii6 nidt mun6ern
bariiber. Sc ertportet nidtS Mnoeres.
SGT sic @offnrng o1f 8eiieres BEL
nobe o%ufgegeben. aber es erpartet,
buB mat ibm reinen @ein einld)enfe.
|gs min milien, pie es nit Ser Nolt=
froge itebt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-19

1eits bes Meeres Iin6ern 3u belfem
Scr Meinqetpinm 6ieier 5eitli9feit,
|tpie audi ser &irmes in Minneapolis,
|fliebt 51 gleiden Gbeilen in Den oeut-
iden lrno oen o1terreidii6@ungari=
|iden Motbe &reu5=Sor6s. 2aS gro-
lie Muoitorium in 81. Baul miro fir
bas 8olfsfelt in ben Marftplab elmer
|alten oeutidyen @to6t %pertpanoelt
meroen. Snmitten besielben ioa Elm
|gpringbrunnen erridtet mer6en, unl-
qeben BON @erfaufsbu6en, in 6enen
@eqenltan6e ser beribie6eniten Mrt
feilgeboten meroen. l1nter ben 9aupt-
slttraftionen miro iid Elm e6tes Mie=
ner @ofe befin6en. @abreno oes
|8olfsfe]tes miro elm fat r1nunterbro=
|henes Brogramm, beiteben6 aus
Muiif, @efang, San5fran5den uno
|Ibeaterpo1ien, aufgefubrt per6en.
Sen @ipfeI Ser lnterbaltungsgeum=
mer1r bilbet ob1te 3tpeifel 6os Dril>
len einer &ompagnie 6e1ti @er See
1ol6aten. - Ser abge1dabte @ertb
6es %1teuerbaren @runb= m1rb Nerlo o
nalei gentbums int Stoate betragt
81, 294,567,S 41. Dies lit Elm 3ns
tpads bon mebr 6enrt so Mi1io11en
Collars int b%erga1rgenen Sabre. -
Sssn Sen &iebbofen Sai6-st. Souls
|trofen Montag 921 Observation-Disclosures
lobungen &teb Elm.
Duluth. - Ser @ori@lag BEG
@taotsforitmeiiters @. 8. GOT, bob
Die int 5ommer naditen Sabres bier
5u erriften6e B1ug5el1gitation CUR
galis fir eit 6lieger=8 alobran6pa
trouinenipitem gemadt meroe, bat Die
3%1titimmung 6es &apitdn @ltD 81.
Cotton, @omman6anten ser Marine=
mili5 bon Minneiota, gefun6en. Ser
&apitdn .empfieblt Sic @usfiibrung
6ieles @ori6lages un6 fagt, bob oie
Moidine anein Sic Mrbeit Ser ITO
Monn, 6eren M~us1tottl1ng un6 @rbal=
tung iabrli6 $4,000 foitet, leift
tbun fant. Die &egierung bot elm
6lug5e1g nebit Sanger a%ngeboten
nn6 &apitdn Cotton iagt, bob Der er=
pdbnte 9ienit inn naditen Sommer
inn ponen 8etriebe fem mer6e. gle
81 Observation-Disclosures ans Safen Die
fer Seegegen6 in ser nit 6em 80.
September abgelauf enen Saiion tpa=
rem INN $9,535,710 Eonnen groBer
a1S iene oes glei6en 8eitraumeS 6es
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-19
9ides, glau5en0es @aar ..
Trei ppn @rtnb
masd,en, perimdt es! 9as @aer tpirh
meid5, nallcnb unb berrltdl! Sanft
cine 25 Gents 5lafde 9anbertne.

@enn SIR etpas I'M fdperes 5aar
eebt, bas 9lan8t in @dDnbeit lrnb itrahlt
bon Qeben, SAG cine nnbergleihltdle
Weid1heit hat unb tpallenb unb gldn5enn
lit. beriudt 9anberine.
Sur cine Mpplifation berbobpelt Die
@d0nbeit gures 5aares, nebitoem Ioh
lie 5ofort ieben @rnno : Hartifel.- shr
f0nnt fem 1dDnes 5dar nod ae1nnoes
!6aor baben, tpenn SIR @rin6 babt. SIZE
Ter Gdorf rarbt ben @lana beg 9aares
aer1tDrt feline 5tdrfe nnb fein etgentlte9ees
peben nnb er8eugt, tpenn man ibn ntd11
beieitigt, cine Nieberbaftisfsit uno cir
e11den Der &opfbart; Bic !3oartpnr5elr
innoern aug, l0ien iid nnb fterben. ab
Sann fdnt oas 6aar rafd m1s. gerfehl
nidt cine IS Gents Slai6e beg .anotpl:
tnn's Donberin in irgenb elmer NpptbetF
al fnufen unb baan berfu9t es.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-19
Mfinnefpta,

st. Saul Minneiota bat leBt
1890 5toatsbmfen, nad6em ioebe,
5mei meiteren 1ieler Snititute Srei-
briefe ertbeilt mor0en lin6. ST. Der
@ampagne CUR Mufbringrng bon
$15O,O00 fir Dos Sous gum @1te11
Sirten iin6 iett bereits an Die $21,<
600 g%elammelt moroen. Das gro
be 8olfsfe1t, tpelbes inn M11oitorinm
al ct. Saul 5um 8elten oeS 9ent=
i6en=0 Iferrei@z1ngarii6en &otben
&reu5es am 49,, 10. nno 20. geo=
pember peranitaltet miro, miro obne
8meifel auf einert rebt 5ablreiden
@e1ub nno t%batfrafttge Inter tll=
bung aus allen Sbeilen oes georome=
items retnen f0;nnen, gilt eS bod, Die
geotb Ser lieben 8ll1tsperpanoten lert=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-19

4b1n miro. Sobiel ober niiien mir
beltimmt, oaB 9entidlan6 6rieoen
nid)t lhlieben miro, bis es erreid]t
bot, mofiir es 10 gelpaltige Spfer an
@l1t unb 8lut gebra6t bat. 9eutl d.
lambs 8re115en miiilen gegen elne
@ieberbolung 10 idanblihen l(eber=
fous, mie ste @elt ibn I'M Sabre
1914 erlebt bot, geIidert meroen. SIM
Often l1no inn @elten. Sic &olaten=
qef abr muB bon Sen Sitgren5en &C.
fder,dt meroen. &l1Blano muB als
@efabr fir europa altsgelfDoltet mer-
sen. gelgien m11B fron50liidem n11o
euqliid1em Ginfluile entriidt tperoen.
Se11 fran50lii9en Reconsideration
n11B Sic gu It genomme1 meroen,
s5runfreih in einen nel1en &rieg &C.
aen 9eutldlan1 51 beber1, un6 eng
Iano Sic Moglidfeit, 6ie See nod
einmal fir 6en freien 9an0elsperfebr
al 1perren.
M11f 6iele geoingungen ein5uge=
ben, lino 9erti6lan6S 6einoe gegen=
nartig nod nidt bereit. Inter or
beren 8eoingnngen 6rieben 5u 1@lie=
ben, lit 1e1t1dlan6 nidt bereit. 0es=
balb fann an 6rieoen g%egentparttg
nidt qeoadt merben. Die frieoens=
beoirf tige 8elt miro morten miillen,
big sic Mniierten iih 5n Der Grfenrt=
nib beq1en1en, baB iie einen auSl19ts=
Ioien 4ompf fampfen. @ie balo bas
AT erfpartel1 lit, lit idmer 5l 1age11.
Gs lit moglidl bab 6en Stootsma11z
ner1t Ser MQiierten, Sic GrfenntntB
qeqen sic 1ie ii6 be11te menigltens out
berlih nod beftig %ltra11ben, bon ben
hinterqegongenen, be%trogenen Gol=
fern mfge5tpl1ngen miro; aber es ii
ol1d niht ousgeidloiien, boB es ibner
qelinqt, Sic @0lfer nod langere Set
in Ser SGui6ung 3u erbalten, ooB Die
gieqesm0glidfeit nod immer gegeber
{ei. 0on1it tpir6 mon iid o%bfinoer
mii]len. glber einerlei, tpie longe Der
arieq lid) noh b%in5ieben mag
9el1fld)lan6s Siegesm1sitdten wer:
BEN 6r1rd Sic 2ange Ser 8eit nid1
nerminbert, ion6ern bermebrt neroen
0el1t1flan6 fann parten. @etpiB,
Das 6euti6e @olf miroe es frenoie
beqriiBen, tpenn morgen in leiner
@ouen sic Srieoensglofen gelaltte1
tper6en fonnten, ober es 6enft tld)1
boran, einen 8rieoen ein5ngeben. oe1
feline rationale griiter15 nlbt NIT +
felten @arontien nmgiebt. 6aB e
forton unbelorgt I'M feline Si@erbe11
in 6ie 3ufunft idouen fam. 1as
53iel bes &rieaes lit Elm onoeres
Deutihlaa6, als es I'M Suli 1914 be
1ton6. Sin 9eutldlano, 6oS lem
@ren5en gegen feinolide ltebertall'
qeiid1ert peiB, 6em niemano mebr let
men Hlot an ser Somme ltrettlg 81
modem mogen miro. I'm 6iele Nrel!
lit 6as 6eutl6e Golf ie6en M1tge11blte
fir 6en Trie6en 5u baben, I'M germ
qeren greis unter feinen ltnrltar1oet
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-19
Illus dem nordWeften
|9ln bic @ereime mnb Mitglieber De,
Minneipta Staatsberban6es.

@ei@luB- Ser @oritan6 6es
Minnelota 5taatSperbanoes 6es
Deutldmerifaniiden Mationalbnn=
bes befiirmortet bie @rmablung 6es
ebennaligen Oberridters CHARLES s.
@ugbes gum Yraiioenten Ser 8erei-
ni9ten 9toaten, u16 bat bei6lolien,
.ieinerr Mitglieoern 311 empfeblen, BEL
Ser @abl om Z. 9eoD. oementlpre=
|denD AT 5timme11. Sir BEN 8oritano
|6es StQatsperbanoes, 6. S. Eret=
II II, Sefretar.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-19
Jupiter-OeI

lit bas altbetpabrte @eilmittel ge9en
@tbmer5en ieber Mrt. @nt3unonn9,
qe5dmoIene @elente. 8%errentung,
Neural9ie, 8beumatismns, 8ran6z
punben, 8abntpeb uno dbnlt@e 2eiS
ben. 3engnif1e aug allen Sbeilen
MmerifaS Iiegen bor, gu 5nblret4.
nm Tie i'm 9rud nieoer6ugeben, Die
iebo6 352 YleaiantzMbenue, ct.
Saul, eingeieben peroen f0nnen.
Son alien Mpptbefen empfoblen uno
berfauft, 1ppie bon .. @ilbermm.
(Smportemr, 352 &leafant Apenue,
St. 8aul, Ntnn.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-19
9ie @ilipm'ide 0ampagneleitnns

Sle @tl1pn'1d)e mountaineering
mnB iibcr arobe finan5ienc Mittel
perfiigen. SS1r @alitreet ideint Mon
fir Morgons &an6iooten tief in SIC
Soide gegriffen gu baben. Seoen~
faIs lit befannt, 6ab sic ganse Sod1=
fi1tons mitiommt Sen M11nitions= nnb
Observation-Disclosures, bie ibrer 11n=
1,eutrolen @alt1tng 6as ~g1ar5enoe &c
idaft NIT sen Muiierten at ber6m=
fem boben, bi1ter @ilion itebt. Menn
@i1ion tpie6ergetpdblt miro, fino fic
g%eborgen. Donn miro england i'm
@eifen &muie a1d IN 3nfl1nf It Die
me iitbegiinitigte Ration fein. Inter
Dem Sdu1te amerifmiiher &eifenoer
per6en britiihe M11nitionsidiffe ond
in 3uf11nft fider Sen O5em frenaen,
fem Musfuhrberbpt miro 6as CLAM
5en6e @eidGft NIT 6en Mqiierten be-
eintrddtigen, un6 uni ere @egier1tng
miro 611rh G11l6ung ie6meoer Meu,
Notwithstanding i'm Snterefie eng
lambs orh tpeiterhin a,tr 8erlange-
rrng 6es &rieges beitragen, mds In
ibren @rdften ftebt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-19

@enn Nerpen fIa9en

S%chlafloltoteit Mieberbriideu unb 9e'
iponnte Merben iino 8enn5eidben e1nfS
in lnprbnun9 9eratbenen Ma9ens
unb srpar neun aus debnmal. S,e be'
beuten, ba6 Rabrune o bielem DR.
gan nidbt prompt %bisppniert ,uirb, nnb
6ab Ie in ben gineemeiben nerbleibt,
Gas uno @6ure er5eugt, tpelche IN
@ntaunbunQ Der @emebe Ibergebt
uno cine MngeIunbe, bei6enoe Wbfpnz
bcrune peruriaeht. 9ieie Iluiieteis
ten finoen ibreu @eg gum Blute uno
ieber Nern bat frampfboite gm<
pfnoune.
@teut hie @erbouune Der, treibt
heraus bic unperbaute Nubrung, uno
Ser er5te @britt fir fefte Nernen lit
getban. @embbnlihe Natur tptro ben
&elt belprgen
Ycrmna lit bas ioeale Sonic fur
iulde 3uitdnoe. @ls letdbtes saIlr
pertretbt es sic p%erborbenen Stone,
beieitist bic %@nt5unoune,, belebt epn
nelem Die gerbauung uno brtn9t Do
burdh bie Merpen 5u ibrer %beitimmten
Mrbeit. 9as Slut lit eere1nigt. Die
Herpen 1ino QebDrie Qeitdrtt, Wtutb
unb &ube fpleen; Sbr iblaft mobl uno
SIR fiiblt gu6 pgbt.
Eeruna 9ablette iinb bdufie bequen1s
er ols Die 1iillise 5orm.
Dfanaltm lit Elm ibealeS 2aTlrmlt@
tel. @s lpllte ftets our 6anb ietn t1r
6pmptbpme ser Srdgbeit Der geber
pber Sra
>A gems. 5liis
SS iige Doer
Nn5sH1 % ganbp< 9abz
E!1kAA1lIa& lette.
SQ1l9 A Die
,@NSifNSM$ Peruna
@&i1be$S% Co.
~FV8SVN7 Columbus, Ohio
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-08-24
WHAT IS THE ROAD
ISSUE IN IOWA TODAY

Some people seem to think that
we are going to vote on bonds for
roads in this election. Far from it,
Boards of supervisors in Iowa can
issue county bonds fer roads and
bridges under the present law and
they have done so in forty-six coun-
ties. They boosted county bonds
from two million dollars to three
million dollars last year alone. SHAH
the people vote their road bonds OF
shall the supervisors issue them.
That is the road issue in Iowa.
This year the republican platform
states; +;
Eve are opposed to any bond
issue for surfacing roads, either by
state, county, township OF road dis
trict, except by consent OF the par
ties who are to be taxed there
for.
w. l.. Harding, the republican
candidate for governor, recently
said: ).
Let the people of a given local
ity vote on the proposition of taxes
or bonds and if they can afford
either or both, they will build the
roads
Shall the voters vote on bonds OF
shall the supervisors issue them
That is the road issue i'm Iowa
-Guthrian. pd
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-08-24
A FISH STORY THAT'S
ON OUR NERVES

Fish and game warden White of
Atlantic was again in Extra a few
days ago. If he knew how much
animosity, hostility, hatred and ac-
tive enmity he stirred up in the
breasts of the fishermen here for
not stocking the Nishna as has been
promised for the last five years, he
had better come into the city thru
the back way.
Its miserable way to use a
people that are even willing to pay
for stock, TO LIE TO THEM
YEAR AFTER YEAR. AND SEASON
AFTER SEASON.
Such men should lose thei1
jobs and more efficient persons who
could use the public properly be
put in their places.We shall endeav-
Or to SHY few stones at them
the game wardens-for the next
few months or until after the leg-
islature meets.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-08-24
A WELL MANAGED
CHAUTUQUA COURSE

1n finishing up Chautauqua we
are informed that the finish finan-
cially was a complete success.
After all obligations were met
there remained in the treasury less
than five dollars to the good.
On Frank Dimick, the SON, of Mr..
and Mrs. John Dimick, a young man
less than, eighteen years old, as
marager depended the success OF
failure of the entire course.
So we'll and studiously did he lay
out the WORK for the convenience
of the numbers and the comfort OF
Chautauqua attendents that not a
mistake was made nor murmur OF
complaint reported.
Oln the completion of the course
Thursday night platform manager
Fisher said that he had "been in
the work for six years and had mev.
er seen their business handled bet
ter than it was this year in Extra
by Frank Dimick.'
1t is always pleasure to the
Journal to say a good word for ou!
boys and girls who are making goot
1t displays the master mint
which we hope all our young peopl,
may attain, without egotism, vanit.
or conceit.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-08-24
BURGLARY IN THE
CITY BEAUTIFUL

Why Extra should be selected to
pull off crime that may And a
certain gentleman for a long term
in the mansion prepared for such
creatu res, is more than We can un
derstaind. Surely they do not appre-
ciate their liberty in the best county
and the best town Except Atlantic
1S miles( perhaps that the Sun of
the Universe ever shone on or the
toll of man ever developed.
Last Sunday night one or more
unscrupulous williams thieves eli
tered the neat little drug store of
Mr.. Nels Hansen and after destroy
ing the safe with an explosive, sort
ed out several checks that We've in
the money drawer and laid them on
the desk; evidently they We're not
wanted. The greenEacks, to the
amount of $4,000, were selected and
taken away-at least they have not
been found, nor have there been a
clue established to the thiefs ident-
ity. 80.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-08-24
CITIZENS OF HAMl|N
TWP ATTEND MEETING

Dr. H. H. Fairbank, United
States Veterinary Inspector, has
BEEN sent to you by the Govern
ment to organize Hamin township
for the prevention and cure of
hog cholera.
He has called a meeting to be
held in Hamlin next Tuesday, Aug
ust, 29th at s o'clock P. M.
He has organized Shelby County
and is getting wond Co-operat-
ion.
Crowds meet them wherever they
go. 1t costs nothing. The expenses
of DR.. Fairbank and DIR. Miller of
Harlan, who is assisting him are
all met by the Government.
The Journal admonishes you,
friends, to turn out TO the meeting
Should hog cholera come into
your neighborhcod you will be
glad you answered the Governments
call
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-08-24
A CHAPTER OF
AUTO ACCIDENTS

While returning to his home Sat-
day night last, in his "one horse
shay" a gentleman riding alone be-
hind the old family nag, Betsy,
who for years before the advent of
the auto had conveyed him to and
from town safely, took exceptions
at this time, to allow an auto with
blurring, blinking front lights to
tamely pass without a scene. SO the
old mare naturally turned round
splitting her master out of the buggy
After few rolls in the dust and
getting hiS legs untansled from the
spokes he was assisted by the au-
to party (who We're the cause of
old Betsys pranks) into the auto
and brot him to town for medical
examination. He was patched up aLd
went hcme rejoicing. The question
is, Who is Betsy.s boss?
The same evening OR rather Sur
| day morning about two O'Clock
while Clarence Wahlert was turning
| the corner at the northwest corner
of tre Park his machine collided
with another auto coming toward
him.
The impact was not great and 70
| one was hurt
Sunday afternoon, Frank and
George .Spoo started in the Spoo au-
to for a little ride and as this
was Franks initial control he was
warned by his mother to be care
full Everything went Well until
| they reached a point near the Poor
Farm where they overlook another
car. They followed it for a con-
siderable distance when, by a sig
nal they asked for a part of the
road, and this was answered by a
squirt of speed. VeXed, NO doubt, at
the obstruction, Frank thought he
could go around the fellow, and
when the machines were abreast of
each other, they were going at a
high rate of speed, and on Mound
ed road. The crash came, and both
machines were caps'zed in opposite
Directors The Spoo boys Wee
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-08-24
MORE ABOUT THE
FATAL ACCIDENT

j. D. McDermott, father of Frank
McDermott, the young man who was
driving the car when Miss Viola
Johnston met her DEATH in the auto
accident near Anita recently, accom-
panied by Mr.. Smith of that vicinity
was a caller at this office yesterday
and while here told more about the
distressing accident which shocked
the whole community. MIR. McDer-
mott informs this paper that the
young man was turning the car
around in the road and had just
got turned around and had started
off when, seen by H. w. Nelson who
was behind the car. The young man
and young woman had been one of
a party at the reunion grounds and
had left there to escape the confet-
ii throwing which was extremely
distasteful to Miss johnson. 1t was
sad ending to a holiday jaunt
when the Car was wrecked in the
road and fatally injured the girl.
| Miss Johnson was a young woman
of splendid character, liked and re
spected by all who knew her and
| her death I'M the sudden and awful
way cast a gloom over the entire
community. Mr.. and Mrs McDermott
felt the blow as keenly as if their
SON had been killed in the accident
also. Mr.. McDermlott says that many
rumols have been afloat as to the
cause of the accident, but that the
breaking OF wheel, aus stated in
this paper the other day, was un-
doubtedly the cause. The car had
started to skid, he says, I'M the
rough road. The young man put on
the brake and this only made il
worse.
Mr.. McDermott says the young
mans excitement when the accident
occurred prompted him to say af
| forwards that he did not know the
= fatally injured girl.
Mr.. McDenmott says that the re
port which has been circulating III
some quarters that his som wa,
driving forty-five miles an hou
when the accident occurred, was
} false, as the car wont make tha
speed His son thinks that he was
going, at the time, between twenty
five and thirty miles am hour-Newu
Telegraph.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-08-24
HOME FROM MONTANA
ENJOYED EVERY MINUTE

After an eight weeks visit in the
west with relatives, Mrs. Doll Spoo
and two children George and Paul
inc returned to their home here
They spent most OF the time with
her brother, George Anders and
family residing near Gold Greek,
Montana. Or their return trip they
enjoyed short visit with Will An
ders at Butte, Montana and also
with the Paul Zaner and John
Guest families at Deer Lodge, Mon
Upon their arrival at Omaha, they
stopped off for short stay with
her sister, Ina Anders. Mrs. Spoc
and daughter returned Friday, but
George arrived home day sooner.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-08-24
ANNUAL MEETING
CHILD WELFARE

The annual meeting of the Audu-
bon County Child Welfare Associa-
ton will be held at the Baby Health
Contest Headquarters on the Fair
Grounds on Thursday, Sept. 14th.
In the morning the business meet
ing for the reports of delegates and
the elections of officers will begin
promptly at 10:30. The noon hour
will be given over to- picnic
lunch and social time. The AFTER
noon program will consist of sew
eral short speeches in the care of
children. AT $3.50 the prizes won in
the Baby Health contest will be
distributed.
These meetings are open, to all
who are interested in children.
Motherss are urged to attend on
Thursday. Baby Day"
The present Officers of the Au-
dubon County Child Welfare Asso-
citation are:
Mrs. E. B. Thomas, Melville town
ship, President
Mrs Edwin Delahoyde Extra,
Vice-President.
Mrs. Ole. Jacobsen, Sharon town
ship, Recording Secretary.
Mrs. Miles Gardiner, Greeley
township, Corresponding Secretary.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-08-24
AUDUBON COUNTY FAIR
A RECORD BREAKER

The Audubon County Fair for
1916 is getting in line to be a
record breaker for Audubon Coun-
ty.
The management has spared neith-
er money, muscle, ror brains to
give the people just the enter
tainment they want before they go
into their fall work. Selecting the
dates Sept. II, IL 13 IA l5 seems
to please everybody.
The contests for premiums will
be impartial and will be, we hope,
satisfactory to all contestants. The
red tape and the politics so often
shown will be eliminated. 1t will
be a square deal to all.
Extra Day. will be Thursday IA
and let us hope that all living
Within its territory will turn ou,
to man, woman and child anG
show our Appreciation of good con.
tests and a splendid opportunity
to meet and mingle with our north.
ern neighbors who dump theil
shakels into the same hopper as VIZ
do to meet these eXper ses. Every
body come out Thursday THE BIC
DAY.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-08-24
D|MICK N|KLASON

A quiet Wedding at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Dimick Oh
August 2lst. gave their only daugh-
ter, Ellowene, ilto the care of Clar-
ence r. Niklason of Audubon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Niklason left at
once for Palo Alto, Cal. where
Mr. Niklason will complete his sen
ior year in Leland Stanford Uni
versity
Mrs. Niklason is graduate of
our local schools and last year
pursued a special course of study
at Ames. She will be missed in
social and musical circles but all
glad wishes go with her to her new
home.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-08-24
STATE FAIR
TWO BIG DAYS OF AUTO RACING
AT THE IOWA STATE FAIR

Two days, August 25th. and Sep
tember 1st. will be devoted to au-
tomobile racing at the Iowa State
Fair this year. The program is an
attractive ore ard good racing will
be the order. Three thousand dollars
cash is announced for the Fifty-mile
Relay race for professional race
drivers. This lis the largest amount
ever hung out for a race over a
half-mile dirt course. Money talks;
and this three-thousanddo purse
talks so convincingly that long
string of the speed demons" have
entered in this eveLt and new rec
ords for the distarce upon q dirt
track are sure to be hung out if
the day proves favorable