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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-18
Sioite Mpt beb Yresietib,

Seem Sort, 16. Tebrtor. = Sen
.republifanife 5tats= &onbe1tion aab=
ne6es fer / Mftes, og pe6 be11 2ej=
.lgbe6 bol0t ftp. 5enotor og 16en-
rigsmini1ter GIibu &oot EN- SaIe,
Ser regnes for at gibe Gonen / @e=
publtfaner1es Mngreb paa Bre1t=
bent 8illon og Demofraterne fra mt
al og til Mobember. Son angreb
fprlt 5ol6politifen og paa1tob, at
hi bliber gfonomilf %ruinere0e, bbis
bi fife bar Ell M SolbIob / &roft,
1taar @uropa=&rigen en- en6t. Ser
efter 6gmte ban / 1terfe Sr6 @il=
ions SptrR6e1 oDerfor Merico, Der
/ Sr6 gift nb pan at 1o6e M1erico
orone fine egue 5ager, mea1 i &a11o=
ling tog &arti / @orgerfrigen. vMeo
8eietteliem al Sierra Gr115 enote Sc
5or. Staters moralife Sn6flD6elie
| Werico. Bi En- ba6e6e for, bbo6
ri gjoroe, og ri er foragte0e for
Dor ibage og ubeilutlomme 0ptre=
Dem til Garn for bore 2an6smenb
| Wferico." Greoie 8unft for Mn=
grebd bar 8ilious Sptre6en / Sor=
boloef til be frigsfgren0e Magter.
Ser bleb lite proteiteret enblige
giort anbd til Soroel for 8eIgien,
ba aDiferne fog Set lille 2a110.
Meo &eniDn to Sa,rfning al Sou=
.belsHbe bleb Der NOT protei1eret,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-18
aOrreipOnbauee fra Earis.
u&prnblum1iterne"

&aris ct Moointning til Sir:
benbabn et morgenouelig 8p. Sci
|5Dbti0en anbnes ollie 5mnabutifer,
pg &loffe11 otte Ell set 6oglige Sit
/ fulo @ong.
0og fun6e Sen, ser Dor / ct al Sc
folfelige &barterer eller / 9eerbeoen
al 6e itore 8anegaor6e, mprfe> al
Ser oenne Morgen bar 11oget nipb=
panligt paa S9roe.
Sra alle 8orte bgrtes Sl1nrn1er
al l1trge Stemmer, % iman Drenge=
grl1pper maricbereoe afiteo l1n0er
.Sang % Muiif.
9bab f1n6e bet bore? gn ellel
onoen Concentration? glIle 8inoll.
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.2pffe.

o. Jig mig bpn0 CT bel 2pffe
onoet e1lo ifabt al % ielp.
Spot % 1tn6fanget 6erinoe
bag 9jernens bueoe &pplp.
Sngen fon raobe be11S 8cjc
pg ride fin 2nffe inD;
tbi funoet Sen bleb / 5ollfin
og 1pre6t for SEN bil6e Nin0.
81 leper / &oob ONT at eje
Dc11s Wunlt for iffun Ell 9ag
og heres maaife Sen ne1tc
al Steo nn0er l9nfet Jlag, :,
,, fig mig, bpa6 er bel 2Dffe
an0et ems Sonfernes Cans
r11n6t ont Sc fejrelte Drpmme
/ 0aaren6e Garbers @Ians.
Sir. Mn6erle11
minneapolis, Is. Seb. 1916.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-18

Snsoag SEN 16oe 6s. ofbolot ct
fieu0t 9ggtcpar blorbt bore oonife
Nionerer, Mr. Sens Sacobien oe
@ultru 5io1el Socobieu, 2513 25tb
Mpe. So. / Minneapolis, beres
8ulobrpllup / en- itprrc &reos al
5legt og Ge1ner.
Mr. Sens Sacob1en er fpbt
@illeslep, Ibp, oen 10oe Stunt 1S43,
% bans @1litru foote's I Sonobierg,
Ebp, Sen 276e MpriI 1910. 9gete=
parret pieoes i 2en &irfe bc11 16oe
Jebruar 1866, og efter ct Spbplo
al Z Mar / bcres 6e6relollo uopon-
oreoe oe til Mmerifn og. ot,fom til
Seem Sort SEM .21bc Mpril 1878,
meb beres tire elbIte 8prn: 5oroD,
Glie % SSacob.
Otter ct fort OpboI6 bos 8rl
Sacobiens 5plter / Chicago flptte=
Be Son11licn ub til Ell u1inore gu
/ Snoim1n, bpor Mr. SSocobier, fonot
BcifjGftigelie / ct Seglpnrf / tt
Mar. 0ereffer fit ban Mnlnttelje
neo ct Ser11boucielifuh i Stoten 81
linois, bDor ban / cit Morreffe BE-
fln0te 5tillingen ion 5eftionsfor=
mono. S 1882 beitem1te Scr. Sncob=
fen fig til at forlpge pao at foo DR.
beioe iom Meller = ct @oonopprf
ban boboe lert / Donmorf, % So
miller, flpttehc >berpaa: til Minne=
apolis, bbor hol1 fit Mnlnttclic beo
Ell al Melmellcr1rc, % bpor bo11 ar
beioeoe in0til ct 6aurligt @clbreo
tpa11g bom til at opgibc oenne 5til=
ling.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-18
Soab Der life 'naa iises.
@pprfpr 6arbens u3nfnnft" blcn
forbnSt.

S December Maaneo bleo, iom
fpr Der / 8labet mebbelt, Morim!li=
on @aroe1ls b%efjenote l1geifrift ~Die
3ufunft" forbu6t % fonfiiteret to
Tiger / 3ref, og Iiosifriftet maa
inbtil piberc life ubfomme. &111
nogle meget fon N11mre unogif 8e-
logleggeIien: st @tsemplor al bpcrt
al De to fonfi1tereoe @l1mre ct imio=
lerti6 faloct i @erberne pna set
engelite Bloo vGtmn6arb"s &orre=
fpo1oent / SpeitS, % ban ton MI
meo6ele, bporfor r3ufrnft" blcb
fonfiiteret. Det ifplotes to Mrtifler
fra &ar0e1s Ben.
Sen enc Mrtifel bebmlolcoe Sc in
bre Sorbol6 / Ipiflano, % @aroen
ifreo 81. a. Der:
u&egjeringen bar life / G6e for
ltaoct SEN ~alporlige &arafter af
Solfets bpbc Misfornpjel1e n1eb Sc
trpffen6e pfonon1ilfe Jorbolo, og
SEN bar lige 1aa li6t forltaaet, bba6
Sen politiife Sit11ation npbpenbigpis
frebebe. Spbepelien At Sc fon1ti=
tutionelle 5orpligtelier, lln6ertrpf=
felfen at Solefribeoen, en- oberore=
ben Geniurs Spranni og Sc reof=
tionere Glemerters olt 0omineren6e
SnoflpDclie / Berlin CT / S9rb meo
at unoernntnere Solfets Gilli6 til
:&eiieren og bans &aabgibere."
@aroen ganr ogiaa lps poa De
Sell, font Regieringen bar begauet
11on0tif. @o11 befloger, at 8ismarcf
er op6, og nlet1er, at Sernfansleren
pil6e bape boaret fig ganlfe on6er=
1e6es as: vNismnrcf bil6e babe
truffet set lis meo &rigen, lige til
set 3jeblif, bbor ban baD0e beret
ablolut itffer paa, at Ipiflano life
bar fon1met til al ltua pperfor en-
frDgtelig &oalition. 9h1 bar hi Ser
imob let Sen n%11bpren6e Staggering
1tprte fig inb benne &rig, blot for
81 SEN bar ooerbeDilt ON, at eng
la11o bilbe forblibe nertrolt."
2angt p9rre END benne Mrtifel
.er imi6lerti0 sem nr6en, / bpilfen
8ar6en beban6ler SEN bele mtlitere
@ituation og floger ODER, at altfor
operorebnc Slluiioner ON 5tillingett
nGres at set tpife Soft. @on ifriber
bl. a.:
~Meoens SEN tpife Megjering og
Sen tpife &resie ifriger op / ollie
NSDnarter ON, at ben itore 5ejr ollie
reoe e puroet, er bet ian':e Saftum
- / Dirfelpbeoen Del, at Der life
:4r pu1oet Ell aneite a~fgipre1loe SER
ET-J @tA glEAf AEE
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-18
81 moo g%ientagen6e gibre op.

8t moo eierta9en6e gibre op.
mprfiom poo, at 6e @orreiponban-
cer, eller Nrtifler, ner beIbilltgft
inoien6es til BIa6et, ligeoberfor Me-
ooftionen maa pere focIpnet mes
Napn og Moresie, ielb ONT &orre,
1ponbancen iGorigt tim foripnes meb
ct RRrfe, alt efterlom Sn6ienoeren
enifer set. 0e ere6e Snoienbere
beoes, for 6ntningens @fplo, frn.
at lfribe poa Sen enc 9tbe al So
piret, og igorigt ifripe tpoeligt -
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-18

Stille gleb ban ms as 9gren,
men 90 BON fit 3je pau iin &ones
bergen6e Mniigt, Der figgeoe no
ODER 3rappegel9n6erd lugoe ban:
Set gipr mig or0t> fjere (Sf,
at ieg fommer lm itloe (StD, men
LEG fnn6e life fna fat / CIT 5por-
|bogn fgr 11u."
ng1aa, 1an &Dgrene bar og1an
|ful6e!" 1ag6e bans Some.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-18
Maar man forjages fra lit
Iebrelanb.

De11 bcrp1nte ierbiffe 8ille6bug=
ger @eorg Sopa11opitii @run6leg=
Egeret1 al 5erbiens &11r5tafobemi,
|bar iom loa mango a1lbre moottet
forlooe lit S96relanb % epboloer
|iig for 9jebliffet / &aris, bpor BON
lumber l161tillingen 1906 blep meget
}feteret.
S ct S11terbiep> 1on1 en- al ~2e
@atin"s @e6arbej0erc bor 11noer-
|faltet bam, ifil0rer &%l1n1tnere,a Sc
|&baler, ban % bans ta1rige ulpf=
fesfeller bor m1oottet u6ltaa, inoen
)oet lDffeDes ben1 at fomme til ct
|5te6, bbor Sc fun6e fgle Jig iifre.
~@i bar be,1imo6 1000 Menne-
|ifer", forteller ban, Der Ben 6.
Nobember brb6 op fra &ruiebat5;
b%aabenfbre Meno fra Is til SO
9lar, 1t1ge &naie fra Il til Is, olle
ml1lige G%mbeosmGno og en- Meng=
|0e Samilier. 81 gift til To6s til
Brtltina, 116en on1tre1t at foo Spbc
nnoerpejs; men set bar fpr1t, 6o ri
forlo6 6e1ne 8p, at Sc pirfelige ST.
|oelier begpn6te. Naor CIT al Sn6=
bpggerne / Sc 2on6sbper. ,Dpor hi
obernatte6e, bap6e cit 8ib 8rp6 til
obers> bor ser &un0re0er al Mrme,
iom roftes u6 imob ban1 pg tilbgo
at betole bar1, bbab bon pilbe bope
for SEN TO tbore 8i0.
Da hi fom til Nrisren6, fit hi
at bloc at 811lgarerre befon6t fig /
Smegnen al Dibro, og at hi fife
fnnoe fomn1e bi6ere. 81 maotte att
ioa fori6ge at mao M6rioterbopet.
SIT gao 6irefte gjennem Mlbonien
flor at fprnme til 5futori, bar Sen
fortelte, men ogiaa SEN farliglte Sci.
ESolfel tammerne / 6isie @g11e CT bill
Joe at geature11 % b%efjer6te for at
operfolbe Sc &eiien6e, 1tbplDnDre og
mDr0e oen1. 81 beilutte6e berfor at
gao glennem Montenegro.
Set bar f%orf9rbelige Siner, ga
|bi pon0re6c ODER Tieloe11e / 1900
0eeters &pj6e. Stierne gift Lungs ST.
be Mfgrln0e. Sor6en bar baor6t
|froSien @n 5netorm in6bplleoe %
L fine Sbirbler. &grne11e bleb trans=
%porterebe / &1trbe> ser bar opbeng=
te paa Muleslernes &Dg. Sbert
)9ieblif. lagoe Ell eller an6en al nil
me itnffelS &~eiiefamlnerater fig neo
poo 8eien, ube af 5tan6 til at gaa
1bibere, % bi maate operIabe Dam
|til bms Sfiabne. Neoitigningen bar
'enonn barre eD Dpifigringen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-18


er til @aben Itob nabc1. Der fnite
pee 8lomltcr og,G igaretter l0. Del
piftebes lneD 2omn1etprflGbcr oe
funbtes:
.8ibe Ia SranceI 8ipc leS 8lens
8ibe Ia closie LII"
gu bar @aabett LIFT. Set bar 81
ublaa" eller n&orhblomlterne" ion
Use fal0eS efter Sc 11pe l1niformerS
|5nrbe, Ser melote Zig unocr Soner:
ne.
gn Scr paa 10000 u1,ge Me,1.
neifer, Ser paa SEN on6cn 5ibe a
Sronten iful0e. mpoe Ell, anben Ong:
lingSbGr beggc beten1te til a
opiluges af &rigenS Molof.
gn Sammenligning n1eo Gtapole
onS uWarie 2ouii ct" lao ner bel
&aan6en. So oog lflrlbc bisie ungt
Menmeifer life belle 6eres Sorgpn:
ceres Sfiebne. De lful0e life loot
|ltg ifpoe neo til iiblte Mon6, for6i
|oe life for1tob at la6e ct @eber!
@anl tic oi1t Dor be i>1ofolote, ne1
forelpbtg blep Dc. ien6te til 9epo:
terne, ser bar bleu1e 0esinficerebt
log TIT ltoo porate til at mo6tag{
l6em poo be6ltc Maobc. Ser ifol 81
lferlt paccineres moo &opper % Sly:
fuS, %unoeribges at en- 2pge og laa:
Joel teoretiif 1om praftiif lere Sri
|gens Mbc, til beres Sun fo,nr1er =
AbbiS Sen oa fonnner. &losIe Is ba1
en6nu life Dnrt | Slben. Ween 900:
6erbiertet f6lte 6og Ell ioienoe l1rr
log 1aa me0 :9gngitelle bcnr1e blom:
ltrenbe l1ng0m bragg forbi. Singer
1fp1ot 10 Mar. &igtige &ari1erfnpgte
|6e fleite meo fpinfle 2emlner> bleg{
Mniigter mes ,gemptlige Sp1topper:
nnier, 1pillen6e 9ine og imalle
[rpoe M11n6e.
90 peo Chen al Sc lal1ge &Gf:
|fer fulgte Seore> Meorc % 90:
lifen6e for l,oe peo 8ortene at iige el
Iiioite 5arbel og faa ct iblte &ps
}Og Ser tur e11> 5ormanine og @iper
k@oab 1i6en Gn6c.
@erre .@uo, set bar 10 bore 8pr11
log olligebel = &c. Der biloe bit
|iig iom rigtige Manofolf, 1ppgte oe
10 bbit lom npbagtc @tltoenter. Sci
bar 6eres Mpn0iebeoshng.
Seer life nrolige; hi ifal moi
muntrc bem!" raobte Sc til oeres
15lugtninge, Ser niffeoe: % lmilebt
ligeiom for at ppnntntre 1en til al
gjprc 6eres Hligt.
.@on iatte Srommerl1c / n1e0 Soar:
kieilloi1en, ser .iltenrtes al Sc .1ngt
&rtgere, me6ens beres Sanrilie lang:
|lomt iatte &11r1en bjemefter.
SS11gen Slayer, ingen Goarer for:
|6unfleoe SEN @leoc> Scr ltob at lGi(
i olles Mnligter, @leoen oDer at fac
!2oD til at ofre alt for Tebrelm
set.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-18

Np Mnnofurps4sas. Sultitsmi-
|niiteriet bor beorbre friminel I'm
1oeriegelie oberfor ftp. 8pfogeo
|@onoerS g. 2illienifjol6 for en- DR.
|titel i uBort 2o11b" for 6. So. beit=
let valoffe @olaro", bpori SEN tpife
|&rigsf prelie friti1eres. 2illienfiolo
|er / @aor bleoen' afbprt at Msies1or
Still s. &riminolfamancr, bbortil
lions Gag CT benpi1t.
Mineiprengt Gfib, Dragpr, 10.
|Sanuar. st min6re Tortel er /
Soar foot puo en- Mine fpop1t for
|Grogoeu Tprffib / Mrrbeoen al Gil
|legrlln6en / set tpife Mi1,efelt. ST.
1bet CT lunfG> EN- Dd al Weoi item og
lStorieilet ltaar oper @onoet. Mano=
|lfabfs SjGbne er nbefienbt. Set
at bore en- bollonbjf
|Ejolf> efter Sejle11e at bemme.
Mpitiif TorIbinben. Mon6erS, 20.
lSanuor. On f%e1nte11aorig Eige, ser
ltjeate fog @oar6ejer S. s. Neter-
lien / 2Dngaa, oflag6e Moroag 81
8elbg Dos fin 9eiter /
Ell Nabobp og ifulbe blibe ser on,
SOFTEN. Girsbag Morgen. bar bun
|imiolerti6 forlpunoen us at 8inbn=
let, og ii6en bar it1gen let benbe.
|Nolitiet bar foretaget en- energiif,
men forgiebes @feribgning, Mon
bar f1n funod: noget al benbes
Sei Ser Dor opbGngt / ct Gre,
Mpt 11bfdrielsforbnb. &%jpbe11bobr,.
1872. Sanuar. Ser er / @oor 10
lteot Sorbuo moo enbber u6fgriel
ber fra 2an6et af &oefrp Derunber
&unfelroefrp, Mg6beoefrp og Cuff
ferroefrO, &aalroefro, Eurnipsfrp,
|ol 5lags &aalfrp, al 5logs @e1=
nopsfrg, &opsfrp, G%iforiefrp og
E5pergelfr9.
l1oniet Sorb1toet Dil aaalfrp fun=
ne nofgreS Der fra 2onod, 11oor
Sorfenoelien f%oregaar poa cit al
Observation-Disclosures nermere COS:
fjenot Waa6e, bboro1n ser lenere bill
1logoa Acknowledgements.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-18

Gn Setteitne. @iborg, 81. Sor.
Ser er fu11bet Ell Setteltuc bos Ma~
tbios Miel1en / 9olsgaor6 poo
&rltnsbaab @e6e. @eD u6grabnin=
gen fanotes 5 belle l1rner % en-
MGng6e, 1orn Dor itulloocbe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-18
siOite. s}pt fra 9enmarf,

SC. nrite Tolfetbinsspals. Mol=
borg, 20. Sanl1ar. @o0seier Sobon
&n,6len op1tilles lom BET fonlerbu=
THE Solfepartis &anbi6at be6 SOL
fetbingsbolget / Ireocrifsbopns
&reos.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-18

Sc neitc Tolfetbingsbalg. g.
|bjerg> 10. SSunuar:t Otter 9pfor=
bring fra @enitres Organization /
Gs5ier9freoien bar Gogtrpffer, 8p=
rua6smcolem 6. &oicn6abl lobet at
little fig 1on 8en1tres &anoi6at beb
set fore1toacnoe SoIfetbingspolg..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-18

11lpffestilfelbe. @orie11s 10. SON.
ga @aiferiejerifc Srf. Mortinien,
Mmoliego6e fer / @pe1,; / Mftes bar
beifjeftiget n1eo ftn Maifine, fit ST.
len fat / ben6es Soar. &ele :&aaret
og Sci. melte al &obeobuoen bleb re.
bet al. SUN blep bragt pao ct. So
iepBS @oipital.
/ Gn Mtne Gsbicrs &abn. g.
)bjerg, Fl. Sn1111or. timber Storme11
Il 9eot breb en- Seine inb / @sbjerg
rDe &opnebosiin. Sen blep fun6et
i Morges % al ~Mb1alon" ilebt
ODER til Soups &pit, bpor Sen bleo
lprnngt. Set bar Sen iterte1tc Mine=
iprengning, ser en61u1 er Dert /
@sbierg> og @uiene i @bem rpite6e.
Stiff / Teot. &oloing, 81: Sm.
|6or 11oglc 0oge it0en bar &olitiet
Il @a1n6rup anbolot cit 56ifer fra
|@ooersleb poa @run0 al Sm1gleri.
|@an optipbte &e0lpGtter fer / 2on=
BET og fogte 6em / rigeligt 5e6t og
Morgarine, bborpaa ban %erporteres
6e Dent iom be1fogt Silt. Haa SEN
Maa6e Dar Fan uofgrt Scot %
Margorinc for 10OO-12OO &r.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-12-27

mas Giving" Mrs. Ida Bollman
| leader. Articles were read by Mrs
Nell Spaun, Kate Peck, Minor Van
Wey, Ruth Crawford and Ida Boil
man. An interesting Christmas
story by Ruth Crawford and a sole
by Carleton Peck, furnished the
program. Refreshments were seryed
| by the hostess.
j. A. Peck autoed to Postvillc
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Crawford au-
toed to Decoran Friday afternoon.
Chester Peck, Leo BiIhsell and
Lawerance Pilgrim came down from
DEBORAH Friday, TO spend the vac A.
ton at home.
Rev. Healey and family are en-
joying a visit from their niece, Miss
Edna Healey of Ellendorf, and their
nephew Russell Healey of Dubuque.
Mrs. Hattie Lower and children
went to DEBORAH Saturday, Tor a wv
weeks visit WITT relatives.
Dr. Nash autoed to DEBORAH Sat
urday to meet his daughter, Miss
Ruby Nash, who came down from
Wykoff, Mimi, for a visit at home.
Mrs. Sherman Bollman, Daisy
Van Wey, Carl Letchford, Maude
Van Wey, and Dan Peck, were among
the DecCrah callers Saturday.
Quite a number of the young peo-
pie attended the Xmas exercises at
Moneek, Friday evening.
Hazel Meikle and Florence Waters
are at home from school duties At
Waukon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frances Paddin
went to Church, Friday, to spend
the holidays with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. X. V. Ferris.
Mrs. Geo. Wolfe and son Lloyd
visited at the Ann Smith home in
DEBORAH Sunday.
The school closed Friday for two
weeks vacation.
Chris Waters and Harold Spaun
made trip to Ossian Friday.
Ruth Meikle and Hans Slogan were
DEBORAH shoppers Saturday.
Irving Crawford arrived home
Friday from his trip to Toledo,
Ohio.
Adam Mcmillan and family from
near Lawler were Sunday visitors
at Claude Van Wey's.
Lewis Meikle is on the sick list
the past two weeks.
Walter Pilgrim and family spent
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-12-27
RAVENA.

Dec. 26. 1916.
Wishing you all bright and
prosperous New Year.
Paul Ode and Wensel LANSING
drove cattle to Ossian last Monday
Andrew Etteldorf delivered hog;
to Ossian last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schweinefu;
were DEBORAH shoppers last Monday
Mrs. Herman Lang of Frankville
assisted her sister, Mrs. Julius
Brown dress her geese last Tuesday
Miss Laura Lomen spent Monday
night at b. Eimer's.
A number from this vicinity at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Pete
Johnson of Nordness.
julius Brown attended the direc-
tors meeting at Nordness last Mon
day afternoon.
A number from this vicinity at
tended the Xmas tree in Centennial
last Thursday evening. A fine time
was reported
Eber Decou attended the funeral
of Mrs. Oxley at Ossian last Monday
Miss Regina Lansing returned
home Thursday after a two months
stay at the Clate Arbogast home.
Wensel Lansing transacted bust
ness at August Peck's last Wednes-
day.
MIR. and Mrs. John Decou's babe
was quite i'll with pneumonia the
past week.
Leo and Phil Barthelme delivered
carload of hogs to Ossian last
Wednesday.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-12-27
FRANKVILLE,

Dec. &c, 1916.
Mrs. Chimes returned to her home
in Postville Monday, after an over
Sunday visit at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Harry Oleson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Hughes and
Mrs. Fred Brouillet were shopping
in Postville Monday.
Mrs. Claude Van Wey has been on
the sick list the past week.
Carl Letchford, Mrs. Sherman
Bollman, Mrs. Tom Bollman, Mr..
and Mrs. Irving Hughes and Miss
Lydia Paddin were among the De-
corah callers Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Kneeskern and
daughter Inez visited at the Krog-
sund home near DEBORAH Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Letchford went
to Strawberry Point Tuesday to
spend the holiday with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Waters return
ed from Chicago, the first of the
week, where Mrs. Waters has been
in the hospital.
Mrs. Herbert Paddin was a shop
per in Postville Wednesday.
Romeo Paddin and daughter Ly-
dia, went to Cedar Falls Wednesday,
where Lydia, will remain to help
care for relative who is i'll.
Misses Bessie Birdsell and Mil.
dred Ovens came over from Post
vile Friday, to spend their vacation
with home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Waters, Leora
Letchford and Harry Waters were
DEBORAH shoppers Thursday,
Charles Crawford is at home from
Ames for two weeks visit
w. c. t. U. meets with Mrs. Kate
Perk. Thursday afternoon, the atten-
dance was small on account of the
cold weather, but very interesting
program was given. Topic, Christ
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-12-27

Philip Barthelme returned home
last Saturday from Chicago, after q
few days visit with his daughters.
August Lansing hauled corn from
John Moen the past week.
Mr.. Monrad Nygaard returned
home Saturday from Austin, Mimi,
for few days visit with his folks,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Nygaard.
Oscar and Signe Tovson attended
the program and Xmas tree at the
Standle school house last Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. futile of
Postville came up from Postville
Saturday for a few days visit with
the latter's folks, Mr.. and Mrs. Her.
man Lansing.
Roy Jagerson of Centennial, pas
sed through Ravena last Monday
Frank Lansing spent Xmas with
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-12-27
BY HARRY j. GREEN.
BURR OAK.
Dec. &c, 1915.

Dec. 20, 1916.
Merry Christmas to ALL"
A Christmas program was enjoy.
ed at the M. e. church, Saturday
evening and one at the Reformed
church Sunday evening.
Earl Louish of Lime Springs. Ia,
was a guest here a couple of DAYS
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Pierce and Mrs.
James Wade, autoed to DEBORAH
Monday, to see Santa Claus.
Messrs. Kimber and Feltis are
back from Montana to return in the
spring.
Frank Wolfenberger was in De-
corah Saturday, buying holiday gifts
for his numerous slady friends, we
presume.
G.. II Kimball went to Minneapo-
lis, Tuesday, where he and j. Shaw
purchased the noted film SIS ANY
Girl Safe, for the southern Wis
consln territory. He returned home
Saturday for the holidays.
Mr.. Ulen of DEBORAH put on his
Norway film show here Wednesday
evening, but old mercury kept the
crowd at home.
Mrs. Turnmeier and children re-
turned to Lime Springs Tuesday, af-
ter visit with her father, Geo. Bak :
err
M. Wilbur and family spent a col
pie of days last week at r Wilbur'e.
Cliff Reed has purchased the Mol
tie restaurant and will move to town
soon.
A M. Morrison is renovating his
OF rA hull Il
of opening up some business soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Nolte were De-
corah shoppers Friday
Miss Bertha Wade came up from
Ames, Ia, last week, to spend the
holidays with home folks,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Johnson came
up from Waterville, Ia, Thursday,
to eat Xmas turkey at the parental
home.
Geo. Thayer was called to Omaha
Saturday by the illness of sister.
Leah and Rosa Roberts are up
from Fayette to partake of MAS
turkey at Grandma Weldon's. They
will give an entertainment at the
hall Wednesday evening.
The school children enjoyed tree
at the school house Friday.
Rose Edie of Iowa City. Mary
Irving and Howard Edie and Red
Emmons of U. l. u, are home for
the holidays.
Mrs. H CT. Ward was up from De-
corah lase week, to assist in the post
Office.
Mrs. Julia Reed entertains the
kensington club Jan 3rd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Kimber ar
rived home from Canada Saturday
to make the festive season more
merry at the Ackerson home
The l.. A. S. Thursday, at Mrs
George Smiths.
DR.. Emmons went to Waterloo on
business Friday.
The annual meeting of the :. C.
creamery will be January Sth Every
farmer should be present.
District Superintendent Curran
will be here to give helpful AMI in
teresting discourse at the NJ. e.
church Jan. 3rd. in the evening. Re-
freshments will be served Those in
terested in the welfare of the church
aim to be present.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-12-27
CASTALIA.

Dec. 26, 1916.
The teachers and pupils of oul
school are enjoying weeks vaca
ton. Work will be resumed or
Tuesday, Jan. End.
Mrs. Chas. Albright visited at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. II Burns Al
Ossian
Misses Eva and Mae Hursh left
on Friday, for Cedar Falls, to spend
Christmas and also to attend the
wedding of their brother Paul Hursb
of that place.
Mrs. OFT Harvey and Mrs. Frank
Stanley were Ossian callers on We'd
nesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Hienan and
children of Waterloo spent Friday
at the A. c. Tatro home.
Herman Schara came ND from
Council Bluffs to spend his vacation
with home folks
Miss Mary Uhley came over from
DEBORAH, to spend Christmas at
home.
Mr.. and Mrs Jim Hunter and
daughters Irene and Nellie came on
Saturday, from Bruce, Wisconsin. tn
spend Christmas at the home of Mr.
Mrs. Albright, Mrs. Rae and Nrs
~ =. Harvey were Postville callers
on Saturday.
Miss Coda Monroe went to Del
vein, on Saturday.
Mr and Mrs. f. Carey went over
TO West Union on Saturday, to
spend Xmas with relatives
Miss Mae Malloy came home from
Ames, TO spend a weeks vacation
with her father, ID. c. Malloy ard
family. "'-A
Miss Helen Shellhammer is nm
from Monona visiting home folks.
Mrs G. r. Neuenswander was
shopping in Ossian on Tuesday.
Joe Slorah and son left for their
home in Des Moines, on Saturday
after visit at the Louis Wolsey
home.
Mrs. F. Tehel of Upton came the
latter part of the week for a visit
at the home of her mother, Mrs. J.
H. Kneeskern.
Miss Blanch Riggs arrived here
on Saturday from Kearney, Neb.. for
weeks visit at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Riggs.
me teachers departed for their
respective homes on Saturday. prof.
Philips went to Postville. Miss Shin
ton to Clermont, Miss Robinson to
Fayette, and Miss Fordyce to Ram
dalia.
Mr.. r. Maclree of West Union.
spent Sunday at the G. Bernhart 7
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Allen and chill
drea, of Mason City, Mr.. and Mrs.
kase Webster of FrankvilIe, and
MI and Mrs. F. Ward, OF Mason