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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-21

ben. Sirpib ober bot. fief se-
franft lein ant n~iebereeleet.
8ir baben ben l1nterleebootfrieg
immer init einem unbeimlider
8aneen betro6tet. @ir ftno Ifets
Der an1idt aetuelen ooB iid) Der lin
terleebootfrieg immer peiter oats4
oebnen miiiie uno Damn IN Elm Sta
oium fomrten meroe, mo- feline
9urhfiibr1lng eben Solgen nod 5id)
5ieben meroe, Die bel mebr l6limm
ais masbrineeno Iein miiroen. SSsn
Dem Staoium befinoen mir uns
bo6it mabrideinli6 iett. @enn
Gtrpib wirflih, mie bebauptet miro,
geforoert BOT, ooB man our6 BEN
unterieebootfrieg ben ean5en reutra-
len &anoel pernidten ioae, Damn
Bot Der &aiIer ga1t5 berniinftig So
RON getaft, i'm gebett 8u laifen. @as
er @roBes geta1t, miro unpergeIlen
bleiben uno cine riidpartiige nno
i9lappe &riegspolitif miro nit Iei=
rem &iiftritt in 9eutldlano oudJ
nidt einieben.
Sn 9entiblono bot Der &iiftritt
oes Miniiters groBe 4~ufregltng ber=
bor9erufelL ME bei ieiner Golfstiinl=
lidfeit GIT ertparten NOR. 9iefe
@lufregitl1g miro iid am 5reitog i'm
&eidstag 21lft madeiL aber oie Be
eierltng miro aitd cine @rflqrul1g
abgeben uno man miro iid mol
~berubi9en laiielt, tpe1ln man fiebt,
oaB Die Gegieruflg f~eiltestpegs Sic
Ibiidt bot, plobIi6 u&ebrt" 3t mo
6en. 50 niel lit ii6er, oos feirroli-
DIE HUSBAND brouGt ii6 iiber oas
gorfommnis nidt gu freuen. 9eutl6-
lano miro nidt nodgiebieer mer-
oen uno 3miitigfeiten inn 9onoe
ielblt tperoen audi ni6t entite=
ben.
ueber @aaieni's Giidtritt bat mon
merig erfabren nno nod meniger
iber oen &iidtritt oes ruIiildeu
Miniiters Gbmoitop. 4ber man bat
erfabren, baB in Dem aulturlanoe
GuBlan0 pieoer cine .erdBli6e
Sfanoal9eididte aufgeoedf lit, elm
u~nerborter getrlig in 8e5ug aif gr-
meelieferuneen, bel Dem ou1 Ser
~berfloiiene &riegsminilter beteiligt
getpeien lit. 9aB aud Gbmoltop's
Strr5 oireft oamit 81 tun bat, lit
mol faum an%8uaebmert. Mber
bielleift in0ireft. 8ieneidt bat
er, Der ia aus Der 0unlo ms Mi-
nifterilim berufen lit, ieiner Gnt-
riiitiing alf5u Iaut Musorud aegeben.
nno oas bat ibm ldlieBlif Sen
6als gebrohen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-21

~2'Seubre", oas SosiaIilten.
blott, oas NIT ieiuer @obrbeitsliebe
problt beDaliptet 9an3 fred, oaB es
oie an3eige ser a6ranffurter Rel.
titng1 entnommen babe. sat es
aud bis auf 8iuei lebr melentlide
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-21
8ricgs Nad)ri9tem.

aus Berlin miro eenteloet, es
meroe cine neue 0ompferIinie anil
lden Seiferreib : ltngarn itno ben
Ser. Staoten geplant. 1trfernpbmer
leien Die Somburg= =2inie.
Der 9eorooeutiGe 2loDo uno oie
4oria-2inie. 9as nennt man lin
ternebmnngsgeiit 5u Griegs5eiten.
aus Berlin miro gemeI0et, es iei
nidt mobr. BOB BET Dem lebten Cuff
I6iff-anariff alf Die engIiide afifte
Elm oeutidles @eroplan nieoefgeidolz
len let. aae Ieien gliifIid pieoer
5triifgefebrt.
9as oeutide Gfobl Spnoifaf
bat I'M Sebruar 2S2,269 Sounen
Stabl perianot, gegen 275,7S4 i'm.
Sal1nar uro 26,905 I'M Sebruor
1915.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-21

ben 8abnDermoltuneen abfolut ul1a
moglid 1T, oiefem gerIaneen 5lt
entlpreden.
- Die acknowledgements Der Ser.
Staoten fir 0as Sabr 1915 miro
atf 11,i83,fS2 gallen, BON oenen
jeoer 500 gfuno mieet, abgeid1st.
9os Wetto ginfommen Ser
Bethlehem Steel Company betrug
I'M Sabre 1914 uneefabr flint elm
bolb Miuionen, int Sabre 1915,
Dem &riegsiobr, ober nobe8u odt=
5ebn Wiaionen 9olors.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-21
SelOsl,s Ser eiise.

Die o5ranff1trter 3eitung" err
freltt lid-uno oas NIT oollem &e6t
- beg Glifes ablolnter 3nperlaifig-
felt. aud BET ben @egnern. Sn
Sabr5ebnten gepiiienbafter Mrbeit
bot iie ii6 einen bortreffliden
Stab BON Heoafteuren, Mitorbeitern
nno &orreipon0enten er5ogen nno
Die 9ote IS. 81 lit gIei1beoeiteno
nit einem Stempel Der @laltbtpiir-
oigfeit. 9as babet iid Sic Serr-
ld]nften i'm gegnerii6en Eager mol
gemerft nno ipern tie elmer beIon-
eros plrmpen 2iige ben Shein ser
Wabrbeit geben mouen Damn Drift
ten iie ibr Die Sfubmarfe auf:
Die Sranffurter 3eitnng meloet. i"
Das 1T inn 8erlauf oes 4rieges pie-
oerbolt geideben, 10 oft baB arur in
ben bosartigiten 5aGen EN- Dement,
erfolgte; in ben meiiten 5Gaen ber-
traute Die Sranfhirterin anf ben
geiul1oen Neutrality-suspicious. uno auf
Die greigniiie, Die Ser lt6rfite SSeino
Der Giige iino.
Nlin aber liegt mieber Elm San
Dor, Der enereii6e Mbtuebr foroert
Sn Der Sranffltrter 3eituna bonn 90.
December 1915 eridien folgenoe an-
5eige:
@eroorbene
&oniernen. Sleiihpanren.
terrible NbfdIe
aller Nrt ui1o
Settihfamm
fanft itets 81 hodlten &reiien
Chem. Ea6r. s.. @ioenmeber.
Gaarbriiden 5.
9abei miro iid fein Menldl ct.
mas Sdlimmes oerfen fonnen -
Die Gbenie er5ieIt aus Ibf1nen Iehr
tpertpoae 9rooufte. Mit Ser sen
Maiierten eigenen @eipiiienIoiiofeit.
nit Der i'm &riege CUR b6dIten Bon,
fommenbeit enttpifelten Sertiofeit
I'M 2iigen bat elm frm5oiiides glatt
oiele 9n5eige 5l ieinen 3iueden aus
genubt. Die Iusbungeruna geutIdl-
lambs, Die Ben pereinten Qr6f-
ten Der entente : W6dte nidt
gegliift i'll, betpirft Sic from.
5ofilfe Saliderfiinit nit aroBter
Seiftigfeit NIT fpenigen Teoer-
ltriden. Sic dnoert 8tpei @orte
uno oas 8itnititiidden lit fertiq.
$50 erbre~. b. IA. San. 1916
Annoilee relebee bans la Gazette Sc
Srancfort":
Gerborbene
&onierbeI. S~leiihfpoaaren.
terrible 46fGle
oler Mrt lin0
SettihIomm
aa1ft tets I'll boflten 8reiien
q. Wibermen6eber. SeIifotei5en
WeinifraBe s..
a2'0eubre" oas sosioliiten.
blott, oas nut ieiner @obrbeitsIiebe
prabIt, beDanptet gang fre6, ooB es
Die an5eige ser sssronffurfer 9ei.
tnlig1 entnommen babe. Sot es
audi bis auf 8pei Iebr tpelentIide
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-21
Das sub.a omite oes repubIi.

Ons Subs&omite 0es republi=
fonii6en 0ationul : &omites lit an.
9enblidIid in 8nibington 8. g.,
p%eriammelt, nm eiten temporGren
@~oriisenoen fir Die am Z. Sunni IN
Chicago itattfinoenbe repubIifaniide
0ational : aonoention gu ernennen ;
Die E%eilnebmer fonnten ii6 bis iebt
auf cine IIen genebme 9eri0nlih-
felt nidt einisen uno ntoglider
@eiie miro oieie Grnennutig bis Bur
nddjiten SiBung art 90. glpril per-
ff)oben. 9ieienigen @italieoer,
melde ettpas iiber Die poIitiIde 81
tiation berloltten IieBen, poren lidv
aue oorin einig, bob &oolebelt nidt
sic eerineiten Gbancen fir cine Io-
mination bate urio iein Nome in ser
&onbention als mo9lider aanoioat
ieoenfaIs gar nidJt ertudbnt meropn
ipiiroe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-21
Der mDOerne seitnnasfries.

@tne Der groBten ueberraldungen
0es gegentuartigen &riegeS tit Die
SdneQigfeit, nit Ser bic 9eutIden
nit feinbliden 6eitungen %aufral,-
nlen. 8efefti9te 8ldbe, Die aIs ltr-
einnebmbar betra6tet puroen ooer
bon oenen man m~enigltens ermortc=
te, bob tie Dem 8einoe monatelang
8ioerItanO leiiten miiroen, meroen
in penigen Gogen nit Ttiirmenoer
9ano genommen SIN &riege BON
1870 nuroe niebt cine ein3ige Sc
ltung, audi fem befeitieter @affen-
plaB erftiirmt. Wan begniigte lldj
eamit, Web. 9traBburg, 8fal5burg,
9itl6l Eoul, 8elfort uno 8aris
ein5ui6lieBen ulo Die 9lusiaGe ser
8elagerten ab5ntpebren. Mit Den
Sorts nno auBelltperfen ldoB man
iif) obne groBen grfolg ber1m. Rltr
bel StraBburg, oas ieinen Sortgiir-
Itel bette, iulirben 5pei 2inetten Ser
SfabtumDaaung 3eritort nno an Ser
Barrier Sitfront Der Mont Mpron
our6 i6tDere 8elager1ngsartiaerie
10 mirfiam unter 5euer ganommel1,
bob er idlieBlid nur nod ei1l
griimmerbaufen NOR.
StraBburg fapituIierte, als sic
0enti6en nit ben gorbereitunqer
fir ben Sturm fertig maren, uno
und Der Mont @bron muroe bon Iei=
men 8erteioiaern ger1umt, bepor es
5arn Sturme fam. Mee, Yfols=
burg, goul uno 3ulest 8aris tpur-
Ben 6alptiddli6 our1 Sen Sllnaer
sur &apitulation ge5pungen, Elm
Sdidlalt oas in oieiem &riege MIR
Der gali5iiden Setting 8raempsf gil,
tell tunroe. Sic mirbe BON oen
Guiien ldneer belagert ais 1870
Diet, oaS iib idon nadl MIR etDa5
mebr aIs 5tpeimonatlider 8elage-
rung ergeben mltBte. 8ol balpt=
Ia6li6 oestpegen, neil es gelnnacn
mar, ga5aines groBe 4r1nee NIT EN-
5lil6lteBer.
Cont bat oie alnsbungerung bon
6eltingen inl gegenpGrtigen arieae
feline &oae gelpieIt. Sci Dem Mn-
ariff auf Geititngen lit in oielem
&riege bielmebr oas eingetretell,
mas felt Der Gritiirmung BON Maa-
oeburg ourh Siap uno Ser Griffin
mung oes Malafoff bon SebaItopol
ieltene ausnabme geporoen NOR,
bob nomlid cine Seitung erlt artiI-
leriltiI6 p0Qig nieoergef1mpft uno
Damn regelrebt eritiirmt miro. Ser
@r1lno liegt gum groBen Sell bei Ser
ldhDeren gelagerungsartilerie 50
lit 2iitti6 nno Nar1ur gefaQen,
e6enio a%nttperpen. @ipet, Wont-
meob uno Maitbeuee fapitnlierten
Dor Dem Sturm. Mae ruiiil1en
5eltungen nber muroen regelredt
eritiirmt, uno 5tpar obre &usnabme
nod nur fur5er 9eidieBuns.
2iittidg BON Dem man geglaubt
bottle, 0eB es allen Mngriffen mioer-
lteben miiroe, mar i9on menige Gage
na6 Der @rldeinung Der eriten oeut-
iden Sruppen Dor ben auBenper=
fen IN oeutiden Sdnoen. Sn5pi-
iden bat man gelernt, ben Sdiiben-
graben uno oen 9rabtberbau audi
in ben 9ienlt Der @~erteioigung Ell
ner 5eitllng 5u iteaen, mie es Dor
8eroun geibeben lit. 4ber oas
lam Die 9edtiden nur oufbalten,
retten miro es geroun nidt. @enn
Die groBeren 4uBeniperfe bon Der
I6meren Oeutiden 4rtiaerie nieoer-
gefampft moroen iino, mie bas Sort
9ouaumont nieoereef1mpft puroe,
miro Der Stirm fommel1 uno sic
Setting ielbit fallen. @ie Git
tid, NGmur uno antperpen geTaqen
iino.
- QaS Gubz&omife 0es rebtbIi=
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-21

aGe Sprten ppn Grind : qrbeiten,
tuie Slider, rSplbers", grief6usen inns
Spitberts, Garten, Gircnlare, GinIabun=
gen MIN, in Semtih nnb Gnsliid), nett
atsgefii1rt. @iIipm & Shmeas
m a n n 8rinttns Gp., FOG Staparrp Str.
Sci. GrDdett 1924.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-21
eiien5abn . yaBrpIan.
8. & O. 81.

Giien6abn : TaJrpIan.
s. & q. q.
$50. 12-gon 2nrebo 1900 por.r.
yio. Coon 2nre0o ~. &. 1920 abenbs
yto. 5-@on ct. 2onis &. 1900 BORN.
$50. 7-8on 9earne nnb Snnte eS Or
ten 1000 bonn.
sso. 7-gom Moroen -. 700 abenos
yto. 1-y5unfbins SpecialN, bon ct.
2onis -..... .S.05 abenos
Mbfabrt- ias
go. Sc. q. ggpreBA mad gabIor.
.7s25 n1orgens
So. 2-sSunfbine Special mad ct.
Spuis ........ .9:15 rtpraeu3
go. 4-Na6 ct. 2onis =. II 80 1nprg.
No. 6-Na6 ct. 2ouis un6 9rten ar
Der Snnta Sc .....s7s35 aben6s
$40. 5992n1 2nreoo /. .7.45 r1oraenS
80. 11-Nah 2nrebo ....10:0O abeu0s
g. 4. & u. 3.
$50. 16-@on 5oulfon, @aco uuo Cor
pns gbrift ........6.55 hadn't.
Ao. 14-gon 5oniton nno !aiiftennrten
600 borrn-
$50. 12-@on goafnm nnO aiitenorfen
1.50 na9m.
go. 41-@on &errbile. s. $3.50 BORN.
No. 43-bon &eruille, nur Sonntaas
....... ....... 6.45 abeno5
SEQ. 145-@on aerrbiGe, tdaliG. aifsos~
nommen 5onntnas ..6:45 aberos
SEQ. 15-Ma6 5ouiton, @aco nno ger>
pus gbriiti $500. 9.45 norm.
$50. 13-giad 6o1ftpn urD @iiftenorteu
10.45 aben0s
$50. 11-Na9 goafum uno aiiitenorten
2:05 Iadut.
SO. 42-Nad aerrbiue, MIR an CONT
30. i iassn asrrDiae . 0sp9 5' o5 !
$40. 146) 9a6 &errbine tGglid, a1sseez
nofni,ten S~onntaas. 7:05 BORN.
O. S. & 9. \. faauptIinie.l
10. io1-@unfet eimiteD, bon aetu o..
SO. 1O2 snniet aimite6. bon san Sran.
cisco .......... 1858 BORN.
@O. 7-@dnelsna, BON gaep Orleans.
........ 7:40 BORN.
go. 8-SdneI8ug, bon Sci 9aio
no. a.aunist arprsb, bon Ne BEN 0G en-
= Iarf1S TAX 4~I~
SO. 1omsaniei Grprsb. bon Gan i srans
cisco ...-....- $3.50 hadn't.
abfabrt=
go. 101-Suniet aimiteo, mad Gan
SrdnciSco ..........4.50 porn.
no. 102-Gnniet 2imiteb, nab Mep Orr
leans .......... 400 bornf.
SO. 7-@dneu5ug, mad Sci MiO
.1f.O0 nDru1.
30. 8-S6neu8ue na6 Aeip Orleans.
1880 BORN.
go. 9-9uniet grpreB mad Som Srans
cisco 1880 nddrtl.
No. 10-Snniet GrpreB, mad Netp Orr
leans. -11.00 nnGts
yterurta SipiFpn
20. 3o1-gon Souifon. Sort 2auoeo,
@ictorin. guero ......7.20 naGym.
9n. S02-Mad guero, gieforia, Bort
Gabaea, 6orfton ......7:6b BORN.
49,. ~, 8. G &.
Rad Morben-abfabrt
SO. E2ofnI ...T:S0 Dorm.
SO. s-segas Special $50 mora.
SEC. 10-antb Qintiteb -. 10 200 mrrq.
go. 26-@atb Sfber 49,. 900 narnru.
go. 22-Nnh 5oiiton. 1890 obeuns
anfunft -
go. 2b-aatD SIber .....,7:15 BORN.
SO. Social. .........4 ABS naGta.
$40. 9--antb Qimiteo ....7.t6 nafxr.
$40. 7-sSeras Gpecial" $3.50 nbenos
go. 21-gon 5oufton 100 moraers
Santa Sc ts. &. q. 81. 0epot).
Nnflinft
SO. Bonn 9orben. 1000 BORN.
SO. 1-@om Iorben sos abenns
Nbfnbrt-
SO. 6-Nad benz 9orben. 1875 na@m.
SEQ. 2-Nah Dem Noroen. .9:15 bonn.
g. a., u. & q. Is. & 9. q. gepot.y
4 Gnflmft -
SO. 2-@oh Corpus ebrifti nno 90en
...... 1890. $40 1adm.
$50. 4-gon Corpus gbriiti ii. garriso
Springs 1900 bcrm-
SO. 1-9a6 Corpus ebriffi ........a
...-.1U:30s BORN.
SO. 3-Na6 Corpus gbriifi unS gnrs
rim Shriun2 Q-20 oheu02
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-07-07
ARE YouR KIpNEYs MELLi
Many MaysviIle People Know the I'm
pOrtance Of Healthy Kidneys

The Kidneys filter the blood.
They work night and day.
Well kidneys remove impurities.
Weak kidneys allow impurities to
multiply.
No kidney Ill should be neglected.
There is possible danger In delay,
II you have backache or urinary
troubles,
II you are nervous, dizzy or worn
out,
Begin treating your kidneys at once;
Use a proven kidney remedy.
None endorsed like Doan's Kidney
Pills.
Recommended by thousands.
Proved by Maysville testimony.
Lang Stevens, Maysville, says: my
kidneys we're out of order and l had
backache, which extended into my
kidneys. The kidney action was ir-
regular. Doan's Kidney Pills had
been used in my family, so l gave
them a trial. They helped me great
ly."
Price SOC, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Stevens had. -Milburn Co.,
Props, Buffalo, ~ Y.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-07-07

Smile, of course-it costs nothing.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-07-07

There is more Catarrh in this Sec
ton of the country than all other dis
eases put together. and until the last
few years doctors pronounced il to be
incurable. For a great many years
doctors pronounced II a local disease
and prescribed local remedies, and by
constantly failing to cure with local
treatment pronounced it incurable.
Science has proven Catarrh to be a
constitutional disease, and therefore
requires constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by
F ]. Cheney & Co, Toledo, Ohio, is
the only Constitutional cure on the
market. 1t is taken internally. 1t
acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. They offer
one hundred dollars for any case it
fails to cure. Send for circulars and
testimonials.
Address: F. ]. CHENEY & CO.,
Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, Use.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-07-07

many restless nights trying to conjec-
ture where the leader of their team
would land in the morning and what
distance he had hoped during the
watches of the night The President,
interpreting his own position, con-
tinued: And the country is not 60
ing to trouble itself to lie awake
nights and wonder what men are going
to do, If they have to do that, they
will choose other men," No Presi-
dent since 1856 has been so unstable,
so uncertain and so indispensable as
Woodrow Wilson. Throughout his
term the country has been kept awake
many nights owing to the flops of it's
Chief Magistrate and it now seems as
as certain as tomorrow's sun will rise,
that the people will choose other men
next November to whom to entrust the
destinies of this nation during the
momentous years which are just ahead
The Protectionist.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-07-07
SELF CONDEMNED

Woodrow Wilson declared in his In
dianapolis speech January 5, 1915; 81
want to pay my tribute of respect
and affectionate admiration for the
two great Democratic Senators from
the State of Indiana. l have never
had to lie awake nights wondering
what they were going to do" What
ever the Presidents freedom from
concern was for them, the distinguish
ed Senators undoubtedly had to spend
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-07-07
Correspondence
Fernleaf

There will be three /threshing ma.
cines in our midst this week
Mr.. T. T. Asbury is improving slow.
ly from his recent illness.
Mrs. Savage was visiting friends
here Tuesday.
Mr.. George MARI has returned to
jacksonville after an extended visit
with Miss Dimmitt Haughaboo.
Mr.. Griffith from Kansas has been
visiting his brother at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Casner are TAX
ing a vacation at the home of Mr.. Cas-
per Haughaboo.
Miss Nola Redd from Millersburg
attended the District Sunday School
Convention at Hebron and remained
as the guest of Miss Ruth Norris.
Miss Lynda Jones is spending this
week in Dover
Miss Adella Lynch from Rectorville
is visiting Mrs. Frank Mcintyre.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-07-07

You can always tell a pinheaded
man. Praise puffs him up like toad
and he subsidies only when he busts
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-07-07

What, think you, do other people say
of this town? It's up to us.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-07-07

"Pussyfoot" is another new one
but il sticks
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-07-07

BE just a man. and you'll be all
~ oil
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-10-18
Youth RObs House, Then Sells Loot
to COppers.

Sioux City, Ia, Oct. g. Mrs. Joe
Chicoine arose DIT her home in Jeffer-
son, S. D., according to custom, on
Friday the Thirteenth, and dis.
covered her house had been robbed.
A rosary, crucifx and $125 worth
Of clothing and jewelry had been
taken.
Reporting the burglary Mrs. Chi
coine found Tom O'Connors, day
watchman Of the village, wearing
one OF the overcoats.
While O'Connors was explaining
man sold him the coat, l.. h. Linn
oges, the night Waterman Of Jefer-
son, appeared.
When he looked al his watch Mrs
Chicoine recognized it as that of her
husband.
1t developed that Limoges, too
had made purchase from a younG
man who explained he needed money
10 get out OF town.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-10-18
PRINT PAPER SITU ALTON.

The Charles City Intelligencer has
to once week, and gives as its rea-
son the high cost OF prilt paper say
the Usage News. Paper which few
months ago cost them $40 cannot
now be laid down in that city for s.
yer hundred pounds, and at that il
is difficult TO get it in less than ear
lead lots This condition is confront
ing the publishers throughout the
country. The print paper situation
is causing them no small amount OF
anxiety and in many cases is forcing
them to the wall. A number OF Iowa
dailies have given up the ghost in the
past few weeks and many others are
raising the price of their subscrip
tion and the price OF advertising.
This is also true Of the weekly pap
ers. Some have raised their sub
scription price to 81 FER year What
else can the publisher do? He must
rut mis- advertising and Subscription
price where he can at least make
expenses or he will soon find him
self down and out. Not only has the
price of print paper increased, but
there has also been an increase in
everything else The printer must buy:
N some instances the Increase in con
tents that go in the manufacture of
his supplies being as high as 800 per
cent. The high cost of print paper
S now under investigation by the
government and it is hoped that some
relief may come of it, In the mean
time. God help the poor printer
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-10-18

Mr.. and Mrs. n F'rudden, came
from Charles City, Saturday, to spend
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Toe Becker.
Mr.. Hoskins, of Bloomington,
Wis, visited at the NJ X. Hos&ins
home, sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Ben Eimers spent
Sunday in Cresco, with friends.
Dr.. {. F.. Sobolik of Stacyyille- Wis
tied his parents, Mr. and Mrs. r.. A..
Sobolik, over Sunday.
DR. and Mrs. Schneeberger and
son. were Festina visitors, Sunday.
Misses Marie Lansing. Gertie
Spillman and Ruby Fan, attended a
dance in Postvilie, Saturday eve
ming.
Ed Hruska, OF Calmar, is spend
ing a few days with his sister, Mrs.
John Staska.
Mrs. Andrew Lee went to Des
Moines today, to visit her daughter,
Agnes.
ID. Weitgenant went to Castalia,
Saturday, TO attend the funeral OF
Mrs. Andrew Uhley.
Victoria Meyer returned from Ma
son City, today, after visit with her
sister, Rose.
Miss Nellie Cahill died at the Post
vile hospital, Friday. Her remains
was brought here the same day. The
funeral took place this morning from
the St. Francis de Sales church.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-10-18
JOHNNY CAKE FOR
STATE INSTITUTIONS
Board of Control to Make Effort to
POpulariZe Use of Corn
Products.
USE OF CORN BREAD
EXTENSIVE AMONG PIONEERS
High Cost Of Living Causes Board to
Seek New and Cheaper Dishes
High Prices of Beans
Makes Greater Use
Expensive.

Des Moines. Oct. 16.--As Iowa is
a great corn state, the state board
of control intends to make an at
tempt to popularize the use of corn
bread and o;her corn products in
the state institutions. The move Is
principally for economy, as flour has
advanced 81 barrel over the price
at which the state bought its annual
supply year ago.
At the business meeting of the
superintendents of the various state
institutions, with the board of con-
troll. the members of the board dis
cussed various ways 10 reduce the
cost of living at the institutions.
Some of the superintendent suggest
ed that more vegetables should be
sition was met with statements that
practically all vegetables have adj
vanced in price.
The greater use of beans was sug-
gested. But on consulting the bids
on navy beans which were submitted
to the board, it was discovered that
the price now is SO a bushel, an ad-
vance OF 81 a bushel over the price
a year ago. Harry Shropshire. pur-
chasing agent for the board, declined
TO make a contract at the Sc rate. He
says he will wait until the new crop
is in, when he expects the price to
fall
The board of control tried to in
crease the use of rice at the institu-
tons, as rice is practically the only
food product on which the price has
not greatly advanced since the war
opened. However. The institutions
have not been using any greatly in
creased quantities OF rice Whether
the cooks do not prepare il for the
state wards or whe her the wards do
not like rice, has not been explained
to the purchasing agent.
Col. j. II. McConlogue, member OF
the state board OF control, suggested
to the superintendent a greater pse
.Cf corn at the institutions He. far
vors corn bread as a substitute for
wheat bread at appropriate times.
The use Of corn bread was eXLen-
sive among the pioneers of Iowa and
lit is greatly appreciated yet by the
older people OF the state he declared.
! The board member also suggested
other ways of preparing foods with
corn products.