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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1916-06-02
peu de laque. Inutile de dire quill
vaut mieux eviter ce raccord. Sill Y

peu de laque. lnutile de dire qu'i i
vaut mieux eviter ce raccord. Sill J
un peu d'asp6rit6, provenant dc
la nacre ou du bois, quelques
coups de lime ou de papier de vert
doivent en- venir a bout.
A ceux qui voudraient tater dc
ce meter Je conseille settlement de
ne pas commencer par la nacre
qui est dure a TRAVELLER ct conteu.
So. Les petites p|aquettes dos on
d'ivoire, ou de corne, ou meme dc
bois diffsremment teint6 sont rec.
command6s aux d6butants. Mais
revenons a Harnoi 80.
Quand Pamateur WI TRAVELLER
Pincrusteur devant ses yeux il doit
sill a quelque pudeur, le payer dc
sa peine en- lui achetant quelque
bibelot, petit meuble, 6tagere, ia
bouret, coffret, etc. La marchande
seule autorit6 pour traiter.
A quel prix? Celia depend beau.
coup de la valeur intrins4que de
Pobjet que de la tete du visiteur
ct de la g6n6rosit6 ou de la naive
t6 quill laisse deviner. Ces ob]ets
codtent en- general assez cher:
Pengouement des amateurs est
grand ct lie nombre des incrusteurs
est restreint.
Quelque interessants que soient
les objets fabriqu6s au]ourd'hui,
lis ne valent pas, a beaucoup pres,
ceux que les incrusteurs fabri-
quaient autrefois, quand lis ne
TAFT pas pouss6s par lappat du
gain imm6diat. Par une transposl-
tion de mots assez natarelle, Pan
ciennet6 dun objet est devenue
synonyme de perfection. Et il
nest pas rare qu'un incrusteur
d'Hanoi, a qui vous avez comman-
de une piece quill termine sous
vos yeux, vous la pr6sente dun air
satisfait en- vous disant:
VOLTA un beau travail capitaine
ills vous appellent toujours capi-
taine): VOLTA un beau travail: c'est
de lancien!
Je dome mon id6e pour ce
qu'elle vaut:: pas grand'chose,
pent-etre. II men codte guere d'es-
sayer. Nos ouvriers sont assez ha-
bile pour faire de "l'ancien" sans
un long apprentissage.
LIE VOYAGEUR
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U. c. F. c.
DETROIT, MICH.
27 Mai 1916,

A l'assembi6e r6guliere de la Br.
33, des Danes Auxiliaires, de PU.
G. F. c., les resolutions suivantes
ont etc present6es ct adoptees una
nimement:
w la perte douloureuse que
Went de faire PUnion Canadienne-
Francaise dams la personne de son
tr6sorier PHon. Henri Routhier,
il est
R6solu que les membres de la
soci6t6 fassent parvenir a la famil-
lie du regrett6 d6funt Repression
de leurs sinc6res condolences ct
que la charte soft recouverte des
insignes de deuil pendant trente
jours; Que les prfsentes resolu-
tions soient conserv6es dams les ar
chives de la soci6t6, ct qu'une CO.
pie en- soft envoy6e a PECHo DE
L'OUEsr pour publication.
G. Roger, Pr6sidente.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1916-06-02
La Liberte
IndividueIIe
Par Louis N. HammerIin9
Article LVIII

Nous avons dams cette s6rie d'ar-
ticles, fait allusion aux restrictions
imposes par certains grands in:
dustriels sur la libert6 individuelI9
de leurs ouvriers. Ces restrictions
s'appliquent surtout a l'usage de
BLOSSOMS alcooliques. Dams Ger
tains cas,.l reglements n'interdi-
sent Pusage de ces boissons que
pendant les heures du travail;
dams d'autres cas-, elles s'etendent
au temps de repos des ouvriers;
dams certains cas-, elles assurent
supplement la preference dams Ia
vancement aux abstinents pendant
que, dams d'autres. e]les wont JUS
qua exiger l'abstinence CONNIE
une des conditions d'emploi.
II faut en- conclure que dams les
endroits Oh les patrons entrepren-
nent de reglementer les habitudes
privees ct personnelles de leurs
employees, il doit y avoir d'impor-
tantes raisons. Car il est clair que
de tells reglements restreignent la
libert6 individuelle des employees
ct on ne peut pas croire que des
patrons soient capables de fouler
aux pieds les droits individuals de
facon 81 severe, a moins qu'ils ne
soient convaincus que c'est Ia une
question n6cessaire a pheureuse
r6ussite de leurs enterprises.
LIE patron a le droit de renvoyer
un mauvis ouvrier, de donner la
preference dams Pavancement q
louvrier le plus productif ct le
plus assidu, de Sc d6barasser de
ceux qui lui causent des pertes en-
provoquant des accidents. Mais a.
til le droit d'exiger une certaine
conduite personnelle, principale-
| ment en- dehors des heures de ira
| vail? N;est-ce pas le droit ct lie de-
voir de tout individu de prendre
soin de lui- meme, de Sc maintenir
propre au travail ct, sill y manque,
n'est-ce pas lui qui doit en- suppor-
ter les consequences?
Un marchand de viande frigori-
fee a lie droit d'interdire q ses en-
ploy6s de chiquer du tabac pen
dant leur travail, car ce nest Ia
qu'une simple mesure pour assu-
rer la propret6 de ses produits des-
times q la consommation. Mais at
il le droit d'interdire la meme cho-
Sc en- dehors du travail? Ceci est
une question purement hypoth6ti-
que, car nous ne pensons pas que
de telles e1igences aient etc prof6-
r6es.
Ii est vrai que lie patron a sod
vent lie pouvoir de METRE de telles
measures en- vigueur. Mais celia lui
en- donne-t-il 6galement lie droit?
Lies restrictions qui d6truisent
reellement notre hypoth6tique H.
bert6 individuelle sont dun ordre
social ct non legal, dit r6cem-
ment un important journal dams
son editorial. II aurait pu dire Eco
nomique aussi: bien que social.
Que pensera rouvrier de la libert6
individuelle sill trouve la sienne
restreinte de telle facon? Notre IL
bert6 individuelle n'est-elle r6elle-
ment pas plus "qu'hypoth6tique"
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Les Caisses d'Epargne pos.
tales aux EtatS-Unis

Washington, 20 mai. - LIE pre-
sident Wilson Went d'approuver
un amendement a la loi sur les
caisses d'6pargne postales, portant
a mile dollars, au lieu de cinq
cents, la limite des d6pots indivi.
duels sur lesquels int6rets sera
pay6. Cette nouvelle sera bien re-
cue par des miIliers de d6posants
don't les complies ont d6ja atteint
la limite de cinq cents dollars ct
qui ont un grand desir de confer
a rOncle Sam une plus grande
proportion de leurs Economies.
L'amendement sign6 par le pre-
sident, supprime aussi Particle de
la loi qui tixait q cent dollars la
somme maximum qu'un d6positeur
pouvalt METRE, a la caisse d'6par-
gne postale chaque mois.
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Bureaux: 3O5 East Hennepin Ave

]ue! A bas le Pape ct les pretres!
Guerre a la religion catholique!
Guerre sans relache au divin
''Pendu''!
Et pourtant, nombreux ct terri
bles furent les avertissements &C.
lestes avant lie Sac de Louvain ct
de Rheims, avant les horreurs d'Y-
pris, les fureurs de la Marne, ct
les epouvantes de Verdun. . car
81 Dieu, qui p6ternit6 pour lui,
est patient, tres patient, infini-
ment patient sous le m6pris ct
Pinsulte de ses creatures, Dieu ne
consent a oublier que lorsque sa
Justice est satisfaite; tandis que
lhomme h6las! 90.
LIE 8 mai 1902, jour de PAscen-
sion; dams Pile de la Martinique,
le Volcan du Morne Pel6e, parmi
les rales des morts ct les cris de-
pouvante faisait remonter aux
cieux la croix que, le % mars pre-
c6dent, Jour du Vendredi Saint,
un groupe de repr6sentants de la
Libre pens6e avaient, en- parodiant
les prieres de PEglise, pr6cipit6e
dams lie cratere 6teint depuis plus
de deux cents ans.
En- que}ques secondes, la petite
Vile de St-Pierre ct ses $4,000 ha-
bltants disparaissaient sous les
gaz, les laves ct les fammes du
volcan crevant le fanc de la mon
tagne. Dieu r6pondait aux insul-
teurs par largument dies enters: la
cuisson.
Puts, coup sur coup, de nouvel-
les 6ruptions d6truisent le Morne
Rouge, le Carbet ct la Grande Ri
vi9re....
Et les nations, un instant stupe-
faites, reprennent m6thodique-
ment lear campagne contre le
Christ ct son Eglise.
Un peu plus tard, r6pondant au
def des libres penseurs de la bel
lie Messine, le "divin Bambino" en-
quelques secondes, ensevelissait
plus de deux cent mile personnes
sous un tremblement de terre.
Et lie cataclysme de San Fran
cisco? ct les inondations de Ia Sci
ne?....
Autant advertisements pater-
nellement donnes par Dieu aux
hommes, aux nations ct aux peu-
Piles qui, malheureusement CONNIE
au premier d6luge, sont devenus
par la suite plus m6chants qu'au-
paravant.
Devrons-nous nous 6tonner
apres celia, que la guerre actuelle
ait etc decha1n6e sur le monde
presque tout entier? Non, certes!
ct rhomme avec tout sa science,
avec tout son talent, tout son ge-
ME s'6cartera d'autant plus de sa
route, quill oubliera son origine
divine ct ne pensera nullement
que la vie est ''le lendemain du
Meant ct la Vigile de lEternit6."
.......... JEAN Pic
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Les remerciemerts du pu,

A~~S = AS.AASA vi - 0AAAa-S0 O~ FA
blic. Gle public me remercie'' -
kcrit M. R Viane, de Stone
Mountain, Ga., ''pour leur avoir
fait connaltre les m6rites du No.
voro. Tous ceux qui l'ont emplcy6
ont experiments sa force curative
ct mont jamais cesse de le louer.
En- raison de ceci le Novoro est de-
venu le plus populaire de tous les
remedies.
ST vous etes int6ress6 dams une
medicine qul est r6ellement bon
ne, qui a soutenu p6preuve dun
emploi constant depuis plus dun
steele ct qui remplisse tout atten-
te, le Novoro du DR. Pierre est ce
que vous d6sirez II ne peut pas
etre obtenu dams les pharmacies.
Des agents sp6ciaux le fournissent
directement du laboratoire. Ecri-
vez all DR. Peter Fahrney & Sons
Co., 1875 So. Hoyne Ave, Chi
cago, Ill. Ann.
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Abonnez-vous 4 l'EoHo DE L'OU-
EST, 81 par an.
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ANNONCEs:

ANNONCEs:
Tarlf des annonces don-e sur appi,'
cation.
Demandes ploi-demande de do
mestiqnes on d'emloyes pour
chamb,e Ju pension = annonces pou
objets perdus on trouves.
An taux de UN CENT du mot
Nous enver1ons un numero specimen
du journal toute personne qui en- fera
demande
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lie General GaIIieni Went de
mOurir

Paris, 29 mai. - La maladle du
general galli6ni, ancien ministre
de la guerre, s'est aggrav6e subtle
ment, ct le general Went de sue
comber.
LIE general Galli6ni a dome sa
d6mission de ministre7de la guerre
le 16 mars. pour raison de Sant6.
liza subj deux operations dams les
reins. AprAs la seconde, le IL, on
await annonc6 quill allait de mieux
en- mieux.
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Mon SoLdat 1915

L'muvre de 'Mon Soldat l9l5''
actuelIement s Avenue Velasquez.
Paris, plac6e sous le Haut Patro-
mage du Ministre de la Guerre Sc
d6veloppe bien au della de ses
provisions. Dix huit mile soldats
originaires des pays envahis sont
Inserts a l'euvre: des milliers
sont pourvus de marrainss fran
caises, gen6reuses ct d6vou6es,
comprenant q fond leur tache, ct
qui Sc font un devoir patriotique
de ne pas n6gliger nj abandonner
leurs illeuls.
L'muvre aurait besoin de quel-
ques subscriptions pour poursui-
vre la tache qu'elle s'est impos6e.
Ses membres bienfaiteurs sous
crivent cent francs par mois, pour
la dur6e de la guerre, les Membres
Fondateurs vingt francs par mols.
Les dons les plus minimes sont ac-
cueillis avec reconnaissance. Les
personnes peu fortunes peuvent
s'assooier a notre puvre en- Sc
chargeant de correspondre avec
dix soldats, ct peuvre fournit les
articles don't lis peuvent avoir be-
soin. L'euvre Sc chargeant de
fournir ces soldats les dons en-
mandats.
La lettre suivante est pour no.
tre muvre; ellie nous semble le
plus hatteur ct le meilleur des t.
moignages:
A Madame la Pr6sidente de
"Mon Soldat 1916"
"Je suis heureux de vous felici-
''ter de tant de bienfaits apportes
''par la vaillante Soci6t6 ''Mon Sol
dat, don't vous avez phonneur
''d'etre la Pr6sidente.
"J;entends chaque jour autour
ode moi de nouveaux prodiges de
''la part de cette grande soci6t6.
"Aussi, Madame, permettez-moi
''de venir vous demander 81 celia
"vous etait possible de me METRE
sen relation avec une personne qui
'voudrait avoir la bont6 de cores
''pondre avec moi.
"Je suis habitant de d..
'Nord, parti depuis le deuxieme
''jour de la mobilization, je fus
''bless6 grievemen aut bras drolt
''par un eclat d'obus.
"Je 'suis malheureusement sans
''nouvelles de ma cEere famille de.
'spuis octobre 1914, celle-ci 6tait
'rest6e q Douai, pays occup6 PAL
':les boches.
"Comptant sur votre gen6rosit6
'sie vous prize, madame, d'agreer
} "etc .....
"Soldat au 80. Regiment &C.
} nie.'
L'euvre recu en- janvier ct f6.
vrier 5000 permissionnaires. A
chacun, il a etc distribu5 un objet
utile, tel que rasoir, couteau, pipe
tabac, etc, ct le courier de fevrle1
a apport6 3,449 lettres de soldats
, Nous prions done nos lecteurs dc
/. nous alder a continuer pendant ls
) dur6e de la guerre cette enterprise
de r6confort moral ct materiel, er
5 nous envoyant leurs dons.
Les Bureaux de Enuyre sont ou
3 verts de 2 heures a 6 heures, poul
les inscriptions de marraines e
: renseignements.
La direction
: Paris, II mai, 1916.
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Chicago, 20 mai Les princi-
paux partisans du colonel Th6odo-
re Roosevelt pr6parent un demons.
tration pour lundi proclaim lors-
que lie colonel Sc rendant a Kan.
sas City, s'arretera lei pendant
quatre heures environ de l'apres-
midi a la care de la rue Lasalle ct
de Ia sera escort6 q lhotel DeSalle
Cd il prendra quelques minutes de
repos Ilv aura ensuite promenade
en- automobile ct lie colonel pro-
noncera de brefs discours q divers
endroits.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1916-06-02

Nine Laura Meunier, Sec.-Fin
de la Cour L'Etoile du Nord, 5l7
18e Ave-, N. S6ances les Ter ct Sc
lundis du mois, sale Kraft 2O29
Wash. Ave. N Tel. n. W. Hyland
1925.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-07-27
SEVEN KILLED MORE
THAN FORTY HURT

During a parade by several thou
sand people who desired to impress
the County with the Sam Francisco
sentiment as to preparedness, a
suit case, contai ming a bomb was ex-
pQoded.
The force was astonishing HAND
fuls ot revolver and rifle shells,
were blown Through the crowd. A
piece of lead pipe was blown two
blocks so great WAS the explosion.
A ladyis gold watch belonging to
one OF the victims was blown thru
the air and landed in a fruit stand
a block and half away.
Through the gap that it tore.
seven people were picked up torn
to. pieces. and forty We're badly in
iured. Many seriously.
The aat no. doubt waA OF some
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-07-27
TAKEN SUDDENLY WAS
DANGEROUSLY Ill

George Hunt was taken suddenly
i'll about midnight with poisoning OF
eatabels last Thursday and when
discovered by the family a short
time later was in an unconscious
state and a precarious condition. A
physician and other relatives were
immediately summoned who admin
istered aid that was possible to
him. His father and brother, G. o.
Hunt were compelled to hlold him
to the bed and about four O'Clock
the next morning his rawlings sub
sided but his heart beats became
irregular and for two days his life
WAS despaIired Of DR.. Becker of At
lantic and ,Mdss Brown, trained
nurse. of Atuantic We're called at
once. He is BETTER at this writing.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-07-27
MEETING
ANTI HOG CHOLERA

AN enthusiastic meeting of few
tanners and friends to the effort
now being made by the State and
Federal governments representatives
to educate our people in the best
methods of fighting the worst of
ALL palgues -hcg cholera. The u. S.
Bureau of Animal Industry repre-
sented by DIR. H. H. Fairbank u. S.
Veterinary Inspector; and the State
of Iowa represented by DR.. d. H.
Mlller Assistant State Veterinary;
addressed a FARMERS meeting here
last evening, the subject being
Hog Cholera and it's Control.
These men have been helping to
put ON the demons traticm in Dalllas
County the past three years where
hog cholera has been controlled and
it has been decided to extend the
work to about 25 or 80 counties
more.
The only way to get effective
work or co-ope ration is to get uni
formity and the only way ito get un-
dto.mdty is to get organization.
1t is hoped great good may be ac-
complished by the sanitary methods
advocated by these men, as they
have nothing to SELL. nothing to ad-
vertdse. The following gentelmen is
the Organization for Extra townshhp
WIN Davis Jr. School Dist. 1. Extra.
john !: Hen6le8 Y EMra.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-07-27
BIDDERS FOR TOWN
WATER WORKS SYSTEM

Sealed proposals will be receiv-
ed by the Town of Extra, Iowa 'unt-
till 1880 P. M. ON THE 31st. day of
July, 1915, for furnishing materials
and labor required to make improve
ments to the Waterwonks System.
Bids wdll be opened the same hom
oy the Town Council. Bidders are in
vited to be present and submit bids
ON the followdmg items.
Taking up approximate $500 feet
4 in. wrought iron pipe.
Relaying approximate 100 feet
wrought iron pipe.
Il Furnishing all materials and sink
ing test hole and sinking present
we'll ten feet deeper, constructing
pump pit and resetting pump.
Furnishing and laying $500 feet
imch G. i. Pipe with necessary
specials, valves etc.
$4,000 gallon steel tank and tow
Complete plans and specifications
are ON file with the town clerk or
may be seen at the office of the
Consulting Engineers Stevens and
Stiles, 222 Commerce Bldg, Kansas
City. Mo. Bidding blanks will be
furnished without charge.
Parties desiring copies of the plans
and specifications for their own use
may obtain the same ON payment OF
$500 for a complete set.
Each: proposal must be accompan-
cid by certified check equal to
five per cent of the bid, made pay
able to Vande Brake Town Treas
urer of the town of Extra, Iowa
IS a guarantee that the bidder re-
ceiving the award will enter into
| contract with the town and furnish
satisfactory bond within period
Of ten (10) days after the contract
is awarded, otherwise the certified
check will be forfeited to the town.
The town reserves the right tic
'eject amy or ALL bids to waive any
informal lilly. and to award the con-
tract as may be deemed to the best
interests Of the town.
Geo. N. Corl,
Clerk.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-07-27
A HAPPY SURPRISE At
JERRY HOOVER HOME

Last Sabbath as MIR. and Mrs. Jer-
ry Hoover returned home from
church, as they neared their home
Mrs. Hoover was greatly surprised
when she noticed the yard full pf
autos and buggdes. 1t was Mrs. Hoo
veris forty-seventh birthday and
about forty OF her friends and rel
ative0 came Ito remind her of the
event, when she went in the house
she daoalnd the table filled with all
kinds of good Things to eat which
the ladies brought with them. They
$allso made five gallons of ice cream
They presented Mrs. Hoover with
time new rocking chair. Some
fniends came from near Anita and
Adair. When evening came they all
left TOR their homes ALL, wishing
Mrs. Hoover good health for many
years to come.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-07-27
.BR|TA|NS BIG BOYCOTT
A FOOLISH BLUKDER

Great Britain gave out hint last
year tina she would make an addi-
tiom to an act known as Trading
with the Enemy act which prevent
ed ''any person doing business in
Great Britain from trading with
enemies of Great Britain or persons
having enemy associations in any
other part OF the world" Much cor
respondence was in order with the
United States which terminated in
what is known as Britain's Black
List; boycottdng many iAmemcam
firms that had been doing business
within Great Britain and who must
seek other mark cts for their goods.
Hereafter these firms must adopt
the methods of the Great Mail Ord
er Houses wiz. cash with order,
please.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-07-27
THEIR infant SON
PASSED AWAY

The bright little infant son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Kimm who lives
just over the east lime between
Guthrie and Audubon Counties, died
at hjis home last week.
Lester Kimm was born ON the
third day of March and his inno-
cent little soul passed to his Gre
ator on the 18th. day of Judy; be-
ing four months and thirteen days
old at the time of his DEATH.
The funeral services wene held
at the German Lutheran Church and
his little body laid to rest in the
Schwemaker Cemetery.
Reverend Deleske the pastor was
the conductor in charge.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-07-27
REV. AAGE MILLER
OF NYSTEAD, NEBR

Rewerand Aage Miller. President
of tie Danish Folk High School at
Nystead. Nebraska, will preach at
st. Johns Church west of Extra,
Sunday next at 10 O'clock A M
and at the picnic at Peter Nielsen S
near Brayton in the afternoon. Again
at SPIN. HE will speak to the young
people at St. Johns Church.
The Reverend will be kept very
busy while here and it is hoped that
big crowd will come out to hear
what he has to say.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-07-27
SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO
LILLIAN HANSEN

A seriou accident befell little
Miss Lillian Hans an, daughter of H.
P. Hansen and wife Sunday evening.
While attempting to climb over an
auto door she fell in such manner
as to strke ON ONE side OF her face
and head which was bruised ter
rible. She has been in much pain
and physician is at her bedsi de
when nee assary. 1t might have prov
ed very serious accident.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-07-27
YEOMAN LODGE
VERY APPREC|AT|VE

The Ice Cream and Cake socia-
bic held in the pauk Saturday eve
ming was a decided success. Fif-
teen gallons We're disposed of >and
they could have sold much more
ilf it had been possible to procure
it. Anyway, the Lodge thanks the
public for the patronage they gave
them and wish to announce they
will have another anyway soon.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-07-27
BIRTHDAY SURPRISE FOR
SANFORD DAVIS

IA WE'LL attended surprise party
was held at the homes of Mr.. and
Mrs. Anthony Davis near Hamlin,
Saturday, i'm rem emberance of the
birth OF their SON. Sanford Davis.
"a joyial bunch of young people,
ALL of whom were associates of Sam
ford came to- celebrate the event of
his birth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Davis are
fine entertainers and have not yet
forgotten how to please the young
people. Dancing was one of the
favorite pastimes.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-07-27
IT'S ALL IN THE STATE OF MIND

If you tIhink you are beaten, you are
If you think you dare not, you
DON'T
If you'd like to win, but think you
can't
Its almost cinch that you wont.
If you think you'll lose, you we lost,
For out of the world you find
Success begins with fellows will
It's all in the state of mind.
F'ulN many a race is lost
Ere ever a step is NUN;
And NANNY al coward fails
Ere ever his works begun.
Think big amid YOUR deeds will grow
Think smalll and you n fall behind
Thhnk you cam and you will,
Its all i'm the state Of mind.
If you think you are outclassed, you
You've got to- thdnk high to risa
You've got to- be sure Of yourselG
before
You cam ever win a prize.
Ldfe's BATTLES don't always go
To the stronger or faster man.
But soon Or Late the man who Wilma
Ia the fellow who thtnka he cam
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-07-27
OFF TO SAINT PAUL FOR
MUCH NEEDED REST

Mrs. w. j. Lancelot ,left last Fri
day for Des Moines for an over Sum
day visit with her son, X. G. Lance
Lot and family. Frcm there she went
to Ames to visit her son. Will and
then to st. Paul for visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Phillip Hanson and
family, to Maynard, and to Manka-
to, Minnesota to visit her son, M.
J. Lancelot and family and nephew,
James Gregg and family. She will
be gone two weeks.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-07-27
CELEBRATED HIS SIXTY
EIGHTH BIRTHDAY

Mr.. Fred Back, west of Extra,
celebrated his siNty-eighth birthday
last Wednesday.
Ia large number of his friends
and relatives assembled to help
the good man to- remember the day
OF his birth.
IA very Interesting sociable time
was had at the end of which was
a DINNER, such as Mrs. Back
knows how to spread
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-07-27

GOOD PROGRAM ALL PLEASED
IA large crowd OF Extra folks have
been attending the Chantauqua in
Audubon the past week.. They all
report very good program and
very good attendance.