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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-21
Sn6cm bier S6nb.
%ier Nlmdlt!inse ans fonaoiidDsm
Sperrlaget ami amcrifaniidlem
Suben feitgcnpmmen.
GoIais, Maine, 10. San.

Calais, Maine, 10. San.
9llil Dem 9poen Der &creiniaten
Staoten meluee Ntcilcn oicsieits Der
.fanoollhen Srcn5e. nllrocn beutc /
'on9eblld)e nelltide &rie9sgcIongenc
rerboitct Ole aus Dem fona0iidjen
Sperrloger i'll 9lmbcrit entlprmHaen
Iicln iollen. 0omii hat iid Der ,Soll
ohcm stnldein nndl Su cinem pon in.
tcrnotlondlcm NNltcrcllc cnt1uldelt.
Irei Der ,Slilhtllnlc pulltea chen in
4ncr Slnttion ciucu mritlih acbens
hen 3iq pelteloen, als lie cincn Gun-
eeaeinuonoerllngs >Sulpcftor III Die
Man0e iieIen. Ger picrtc murne hier
ieIteenonmcn.
Suroern YnsIiciernna.
Gie bleligen glgcutcn Der fonaoi.
lden Regierlne crflorien ooB obnc
Scraug ourd) Die 5titauoigcn 9eh0r.
Gel III Ittamo mo oelt britiidleu
;9otihoitcr i'll gSaihirgton ocs nus.
MISREPRESENTATION cinacIeitct pcr-
Den iuiiroe. 2os @unocseinmonoc.
rungsamt mill iidl oher Sunodlt, mie
ea beiBt, init Der ,Sroee Der 3rIoBig.
'icit Der sSlilhtlinet oIs Gimnanoerer
beioiier. Cine observation-disclosures.
tchoroc hilrite 81 oieicm ,3lpet in oell
nothlten Soacn ernonnt meroen
Tin ErGsrncu3fnll.
in Ncrbinolng onnlit miclen Die
hieiigen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oor.
Out bin, oob fiir5lidl ein oeutldler
2rleasgefnnaencr. Der ans elncit
fronSo'iiden Sperrlogcr enttlobcn
Inor. on 9oro cincS Tompiers, cuf
eem or lld) peritedt bottc, in Bolton
cintroi uno oils Gimponoerer nod
Dem iibiidlen aeieelidcn &crfobren
5il9ciallen lpuroe.
Gle pier }llldtlinge oobcn oie ioI.
0enoen 9tnmen an; gSilliom Shro.
Ger. @uiton 0orhpie. George @lein.
mort ilnh S1ns gteu.
9ins 9lmbcrit miro bcrid)tet, bu5
Ole bier Gnmen mti Der 2iIte Der
5mplf tSllihtIinge itcbcn. Die om let.
len Nontog aus ocm oorti1cn Sperr-
laqer entlprongen. Sic Slud,t mtrbe
nllrd elnen ltnterirDIldlcn @ona cr.
ImosIidi. Den fids BIC fScinngcnen IN.
icr oen gSolieu $50 Sub melt. bis
lilber Die Stanoorte Der @cdotpoSten
hnoils gegroben bnttcn. Bon Der
NommonOntur ofs SperrloeerS
|n1iro Der 8unnell oolS elm beiner.
Ifenlpcrtbes Suoenieilrstiultitiid on.
ertnnnt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-21
Goiion=N =Nfinmnlator idnlb an
GrploiiOn.
g2olhinaton. Is. oson.

SSulDlilSluIS ID. NNuI.
6os, pelhes ppn benz neucn
eOiion atfiinulator cr5euet nnD
onrh eillen Silllfe1, bellen llriprung
noh nidlt feltgeltellt meroen fonntc,
ciu5iinoet muroe, lit iiir cine ouf Dem
omerifaiii'd)en Soud,boot CO in
Der Hetp ynrfer ARorineperit am Ies
ten Somstae eriolgte GrpIoiion per-
|nntlportIidb mie Der SefretGr Ooniels 5
bon Der BON lbm ernonnten llnier-
inhungs6cborbe 5ugeitellte 9eriGt
iielogt Cine 5lpei1e llnteriudune
miro eeaeniportia pon einen Inter.
iudunesseridtsbof Der WarinebebGr-
De aefiibrt.
ia nur elmer Der lteberlebenoen
oes llngliids pernommen merDen
fonnie - Die iibriecn iinb nod nihi
|pcrliebmungsfdhig -. holt Sefreta.
Gnniels ben 9eflno nod nibt filr nb.
ihlieBeno.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-21
,9eutide Yartel'' =
tag gtgriinott.
Berlin, IS. Nol

Berlin, Is. SSan.
AdtllnoSpon5ie Altitelieber oes
Neldstoaes boben cine ncue Tartei
geeriinbet, Die iih Die Icutihe @ortei
neltnt, lpie Die lleberiee- 9tahridten.
ogentur am 0ienstag meIbet. 3u Der
Eortei gcboren unabbGneiee &onier-
uatipe, 9lgrnnlitgIieoer lmo oie g@el-
len.
2onoon. IS. SSon.
Gr 0arl 2iebfnedt, Der filrslidl
aus Dem parlamentoriihcn Auslduf
Der INSTRUMENTATION Hortei aus
geitoBen noroen mar. bot Die geom
tcn oeS Reihstags erluft, ieinen No-
men bon Der &iite Ser io5ioloenlofrati.
ihen 9titelieber 5u itreihen ilno oui
Die 2iite Der porteiloien Otitslieoer slt
1cten. mie Dem Hcuterbilro aus Der.
lin ilber glnlteroam gencIoet mlrb.
Berlin. is. SSon.
Der yfeidlstne pertaete it'd aEl
Gienstag bis gum Is. MGr5. Or.
3SSobannes aampf Der l;-diioent oes
Jicidstoes, mics in ieiner ShIuBreoc
auf Die Grfolee Der Geliifen uno
Der ner6iinoeten Sruppen bin. Gia
.atitelieoer ocs EurlomentS braften
@oflrufe oiif ben beutidlen 4aiier,
alii Gelitihldno unb nos oeutiGe
&olf aus.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-21
SdweOen erbOit.
Yrikitimmnns IN ShiueSeE ,ibsr
0nsIanSs liebersrifie snicbenos
inn &ad)ien.
9onoon. 10. San.

Sn1oon, IL. sSafl.
Sos aopenbogcner Slott GnIi.
tlfcn lprid]t. mie ser 2onooncr gr-
dlonge telegraph SO. beridltet MIRO.
booon, Dab oie 2bronreoe bes Sonigs
0uitac, Der bel Der Groffnllng oes
idllpeoiId)m Yorlaments iebr ent.
idieoen iilr @erltGrfung Der SSebr.
trnit res 2anoes eintrnt, III Stod'
bolm tbeihueiie9eocnfen bernorgcrr-
len ba0e; oer&onlg hotte 0arolil hin-
oelpieiGi, oaB cine Grbobumg Der
Gertbeioigunesfrolt bes2aaoes notbig
lei, 90 tim Sbeil Der frieefiibren0cn
sfdhte Die &edte gseutrolPr nlib-
odltet. Ole Gage be5Ip. Die Stiin.
nirne in Stodbolm lit boourd nod
mciter ueri6drIt morben. oaB Dor eli.
ngen 1aeen britiihe 9eb0rben oon
nem idipebiih -amerifnniifcm Gantp-
Ter Stofbolm, Der pom Heip 2jort
nod Stodbolm unterpees mar. be-
trGhtlidle Wengen BON 2ebensmitteil
lpegnobmen.
Oieies Toreeben Der brifiihen9e-
horoen ipirb in Der ifpebiiGen@reiIc
onberit ibari fritiiir: unb ooraui
Iineemieien, baB Der Griot bes 0oIo'
luertbes Der beihlognabmten gSooren
nuh niht onndDerno als cine arac-
meiiene@enigtbuuna iiir bieSSirfun1
hetrodtet merben Tonne. Die oieier
ssoil oul Die 9eaiebungen 5niihen
Sd,tpeben lno @robbritonnien boben
miliie. @inige Slotter pertreten Den
Stanbpunft, boB ein ioIfes SSorgebeH
0iroBbriionnlens, mie in oieleil1
Sale, idlimlner lei ols Elm nffencr
Wruh.
>. Branding, Der in5ioliitiid)e Siib
rcr i'll Der 5lpeitcn anmmer, Der fiirS
lid Der SSront Der 9ldiirten in sSlon-
6crn eincn 8cil;b obitottete. idBt It'd
in DEM 9lotte Sociol Iempfratell
oohin pernebmln, elm clltiheioenoes
&orgeben iolltc lieher iofnrt, ols ei-
nen Gag 81 lpdt geidleben, limSdhoe'
cen 0erluidlungen 81 erlparen. eSl
Der Yreile miro ferner oorouf binge.
mieien, 6ob &onie @uitop in leinei
5bronreoe nid,t rpie iiblid iid olti
Sic giiten 8eSiebungen Shneoens 8,
Den freriben Wddten tesoa. Dior
crlportet, ooB Die neue eroifnete Si.
bunesperiobe Der &ommer eine6eibt
bon Snterpeuationen ii6er Die o,ls
ir0rtgen 9lngeleeenbeiten bringci
miro.
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s1s7 t6uiten nnb Grfdltmng iinb ge.
iGhrlidl.

etur ipei,iee BON iins heereiien Die
e'efobr BON 5uiten ,ino @rfoItunaen.
ssSir boIten iie fir eeipobnIide nno
harlnIoie 2eihen. llnb bod ers6b-
len uns Stotiitifer oob jeoe brittle
9erion on elmer 2unoenfronfbeit
Itirbt. @efobrIihe SoIs- ino Gun.
genfronfbeiten folsen elmer pernnd).
lo,' ieter GrfoIti,ng. gSenn unier
&orper nit Grfaltllngen fGnlprt 10
fam feline Before 6iilfe eeeebeil ols
9r Sings Stem Giscoperp. Seine
Cite bot iifl beiuobrt BEL 9lIt nno
Sung. SSsn @ebraud ieit iiber 40
SS.abrer. Goi,fen Sic beiite cine
6Iof9e. Gerineioen Sic Die @eioDr
eines 2ungenleioens. Ipotbefen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-21
Ginselbeiicu sur Nafiennicberlesun9
Der MUntenegriner.
Berlin. 10. Son.


Die lteberiee 9iohrldtendQentur
mohte oin 9ienstog Die Gin5eIbeiten
ooriiber befonnt, mie Ole &crbonnlm-
gen 5ur ilebergabe Oct montenegrmi-
id)en Arnee eefllbrt mllrhen:
,gm 13. Soniinr erIhiencn 3nel
montenegrlnild)e eielonote mo eill
Ntojor Der slrtillerie nor Der otter
rcid)iid)-ilngoriid)en &orpoitenltelun.
aen unb oriidten Den &unid aus. IN
Gerbnnoiungen 5lpcds llebergube scr
IrTee ein5utreten.
nGieier @iinih murOe ioiprt on bic
srItdnoigen olterreihiiden @eborOen
geI1eloet, Die iogleid erpioertei, 0oB
Die erite Seoingilnq cine bebin9ungs-
loie ltebergahe lei.
.Geioe mpiltelegrinildlen 8cianote
blieben in Getinie nno bic %erbonn-
lungen muroen ourh 3ipiidlenlellte
neiter aefiibrt.
nGie &nffen, meldle ilbergehcn
meroen, iulo ole ntnocrnitcr glrt uno
es fino oorin bieienioen eingelhloiicn.
pclhe non oen Srl;ppen eetro9cn
ruroen. Seiterreid. llngorn miro Die
Gontrolle bes 2onocs iibernebmen
tnb oos gun5e Snnh biirite obgeiiitlt
neroen, INN ble 9libirng pon Barber
5lt bermeioen.
.3ie gon5e mdnniiflc gep0lferuna
miro in beitiuntten Giitriftci fnn5en-
trirt tueIben. slae Stoote imo enbere
Nlose foipie oQe Sronsporinlttel
insbeionoere bie Nobnen. peroen in
Die 9onoe BON Seiterreif /. llnoorn
iiherdehen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-21

logen, odB ole Ihleuouug lerhiidlcr
Sruppen oon Nlbanien nod Solo,
nifi eeniieeno @eiueis bnfiir it, OoB
Serbien feinen 6rieoen !uil.
Slniirten &risasratb.
2onoon, 10. San.
Ter Illiirten-aregSrntb trut bier
Eeute 5illommcn. Die lpiloeiten tSe.
rilhte iinD iibcr midtige Gntlpiflln-
Gen ou Dem Solfon i'm llntlauf
9llr5 noh Der Gonieren5 per
gtientlitbte oos YuS,p1rtiae Amt cine
Grfloriils, in mel,aer Die oeiitithell
Seridlte, Die AllilrteK hatten eprics
Chcnlono elm 4S.ltilnoiges llltimotunl
geitellt, ais unlpahr bc5eidnet lpcr
nen. IS beiBt. oaB man Die oeutIdleli
Herid1te ilber nelie Gnt,pidlungen III
0Sriehenlono filr unmobr bolt. 9iod,
Iepelhen oils Rotiernain iln0 aus
0eiltIhen Stoaten lin6 rcbolutionnre
Scluegun9en in CSonae, ourf Ole Der
Stiir5 6cs Sbrnnes berbeigeflibri
meroen mag. Aus uerld)ieocnenG uels
len fanen 9erid)te BON neuen San.
nunaen uon 9llilirtcn 5ruppen uno
Die 9lnti,noigung, onb Der oeniid.
olterreidlIld .bul9oriidle gngHff dllf
Solonitl heaintt. 9itan eIoubt. oaB
Der 9llliirtcn. Grie9aroth crit in ocn
Icttcn 1S Stunbell einbcrllfen mllroe.
Eos erIte gnseirhen Tiir Die Sienna
nor bos Gintrefien ocS franSollidJel
Gremiers AriItioe @rinno in 2pitoon
Seit Der De5enlber Situna in Tarls
hutte feine aricgsrotb. SiBiinq ltaft
gciunben. Canals muroc beidloIien.
bic 8olfnnfdnpaguc meiter nls3u.
oehnen uno mebr 3rltppen i'll ga
lnnifi 81 lon6en
%eoentuua BON Wpntenegrus &uri'
tnlution.
@crIin, IS. S,Son.
In cinent Gommelttar 5llr 0a.
bitulotion Wontenc9ros erfIdrf :Wo
jor Mnrotb im @erIiner 5aar.
bIott. boB Geltid,Iono bies ereig.
mir niht iibcrihGBe. od man iidl fcine
0otintmg oornuf geluad,t bobe. ole
(Seqncr NIT einem ShIoee nieoer5u-
merfen.
Aioior Woroth beiroftct bie 80,
nitulntion Der acknowledgements 80,
600 bis 10000 montenegriniidIGl
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-21
Sieben amerifanii6e Scloaten
geiangen.
IolI0lns. lLriA.. 10. ,Aon


Sieben Solooten ocs : 9unoeS.
Sanoller.e Regimcnts fpurocn beltte
bel 3oplc 9Neas. fl @tcilcn iuolid
non 0oditn, q. Nc, gcinnqeu oeuon.
men. ME bierber berihtet miro. 0oS
ilnlIiegen0c f5Cbiet mlr0c Don Goip.
bops orrhitreiitoic iih alli ocrSudlc
nodl ben 9an3itcn beiin0cH. Gie
sfohridlt bon Der Cjeiongennohne
.naroe bon einem Gomhou numulS
Goolittlc telepbonirt oer ocn aompf
Bpiiden oen Soiooteu uno ocn BAN.
bitten nit oniob mo entfom, obne cnt.
oett gu meroen. 50 aoDoaerilten
muroen 5ur JerioigunG Der gtauoI.
ten Gbgcionot.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-21
3ntnnft Der &bilippinen.
@oihinatnn. 19. Sior

,Srn 8unbesiennt eine om 4ltitt.
podl Die Nebotte ilber oie%orIoee be-
irefis SeIbitpermaltung Der 9biIippi-
rrn Deiter.
IS idg Der @ntrag Senotor
Ciarfes sur Ibitimnutng ror. ser en-
amaloement eiltbolt, nod 0ent oi,
9tnerfennung Der llnabhdngigteit Der
ghiIippinen 5ipei Sabre nod Der I'm,
nnbme 0es @eietes erfoIgen iou.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-21
Sic miiii@en $crlmfr lit Sitgali;icm icit Ncajabr
wcrOcm anf $4,000 Wiam angsgebcn
yfcnc Sdmpic int 0angr
mber Gnt,peflmnoen anf Hem Halfan Nlcnteneorc
mnn Elm Gbeil NltsSerbiens ieaen anoeblict Elm
nenes 1tSniereet rperHen. 3u Getinjes Sau.

zen limo i'll oGgemeinen olsec5eit.
nrt.
sSn einem Arienol." :" fiiat Der Be.
riii bel, yrono man piel gcilte. 0ar.
unIer Neutrality-suspicious. nebli Ytlni.
ton. @epebre. Rerolper, @erfSenNe
mo Woihmerie, olies i'll ausge5eih.
meter Sronune. Ger Gololt osS
Moaigs mar ougellid,einlid) III aller
Gle BON ieinen Nernobnern perloiicn
mor0cll.
S'ns Sdjluert als 3eifen Der Inter
luerfnmg.
2nnhnn. IS. San.
gSie ans Getinie berid1tct mrs,
hot SONG 9tifolouS eine Hrofldna.
lion erloilen, in Der er onS &olf sur
JtMbc nlfioroerte nn6 Die Hotbiuen.
oigfcit ser llnterlncrflnq oon1it CT,
fI1rtr, oaB er Dos 2anh nift pDil.
i.onoigem 9Seroerben preis9eben
mnutc. Gic meibe tSlogge muroe in
c,rnhopo QeblBt, no Der Ssoniq nen
4,Terreidlild) ungarilehen @cnerol
'aerIees leinen Subel iibcrreid,te.
lie nIontenegriniid)cn Scner0lc
Siiteuic mo Golutepec iollen ent.
ilnben iein lino itt) bcn Serben oll.
acihIollen baben.
yienes aOnisreidD aeplant.
Rom. 10. San.
Geiterreid) bot Den GInil, Wtpnte-
negro uno einert5beil oea oltcn Ger.
hicn 3u elnem teuen &onigreidD inter
rlterreid)il6em Trnteftorot 5u perei.
rl9en. ME bier beute bcridltct miro
Ter Glon loa Oelitid,Ionos Ginnili.
allla boben. aoiler 6ron5 SSolepb
iii nui Der Suhe nod cinem Serr-
ld)tr. Der Scrben nno gtonteneprincr
rcrlobnen rno fiir alle 3eiten Die
tSelohr fir Oeiterreid1 ourf Den BAL.
ION bcieitieen fam. SSn SsfoIiet Gin.
qctroiiene ierbiihe 9conlte beitrciIen
0cu geridlf, ooB Serbien i'm 9earii-
'c Itebt. cinen Seporatfrieben mt DC.
ltcrrcld 5u ihlieBen mo io Dem otter
rcihlld)en VIon 3ur Eereinigung Der
beioen Sanoer eiltgeacn 81 fnnlnien.
Sie eoben sl, oab Geiterreih ihn9n
por mehreren @otten sSrieoensuor.
idlidge madlte. Die ober 3urildgeiuicier
nm nid)t mieoerbolt nltrDen. Sie
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-21
6etinies Sciesuna.
Berlin. 19. 9Son.

OtIIIII. 10. NNuII.
SeIterreihiid, irnaariife 1rup-
pen fonoen beim Ginnlnrid III
Geiinje Die Sto0t in better Sronuno
Dor, Die 8epobneridloit irieoiertig,
freunolid uno unbcriibrt pom 9so1b.
logt cine gtadridlt Der lteberiee- 9teu-
iafeiteua1entlir. Ser oiterreihiih-u nm
Qoriihen Sffi5icren mlrnen 9Soh.
nlneen in ben &di,iern Der 9ciuobner
oneeboten nno Die 9e5ichumgcn 3mis
idlcn Der 8epolfe1nlg 1no bcn Srup-
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60 loelien Sic Shrrr @cbsr - cs
sahIt iid.

g9enn ,Sbre 2ebcr troge mir6 nmo
1Sbr Noqen nitt rid)tig orbeitet. 10
nebnen Sic Or. ain9's Reiu 2ife
9siQs. mo Sic peroen iid) bolo hob
Ter 6efinoen. Sic reiniqen bos Glut
rno beirelen Sic bon Teritopilmg.
Sic !peroen mobl icin 0erdoc 10
pie Sie it'd befinocn modten. Dlod)t
1,hre @eiid,tsiarbe ebcnio1s fIor. 25c.
hei 4potbetern.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-21
II Boot Spier.
Qonoon. 19 co,t

Ionoon meIoet bic 8ericntung oe3
tritIi1cn 0anlpfers Wiareic (2li3
Gonnen) lie Ytonnidlait mirot
QerCttet.
Ger iton5oiiide Tom0ier 2eonillc
(175 1onnenJ ut ebeninns pericnft
uoroen. Ter aopitan itno pier5ebn
,9idun itnO aelonOct Dor0eu; guei
..innn meroel oermiBt.
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. ySartrt ani Den Collar Sag!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-21

ScIhoten nimt mir enc midniNc
ibntladlc un iih. lou0crn Der
llmltalo nlodn Dies GrreigniS
rrII midbttg, oaB bic entente-
nlohte ltllldmci9enh su9chen. hab
ne l.idlt III Der Soge morcn 9enil9enr
>ruppcn nddl WtCntenegrn 81 len
zen mnl ocm &erhilnoCten, oelleu
9ciobrlId)e Situation ibncn tlar be.
mrBt NOR, 81 retten 2ies iii ciu
meliercs 3eiTen Der inter han
0ntentcrlatbten mnd)lenoen llneIai9
felt ilber oas ,3iel ocs 2rieges. 4"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-21

DIE ,,1lorcftern"-,3etruu
oen baben oit Reicpicpte
pon Ga GroHe nicbs nu,
miticbreibeu ionoern mir
macteu heiten.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-07-12
HONEY CREEK.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schmidt and ba-
by spent the Fourth in Lamont.
| B. Ackmann purchased a new Rec
car Of the Welterlen brothers.
| Little Helen Barr Of st. Paul, Min
nesota, arrived in Thorpe Tuesday to
spend her vacation with her aunt, Mrs.
Frank Schmock, and other relatives.
Henry Cornelius returned home
from Prairie du Chen, where he had
been for medical treatment.
VIM. Miller is owner of a new Dodge
car.
Miss Grace Smith went to Cedar
Falls to attend summer school.
Mrs Fred .Seedorff entertained the
Larkin club Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. B. McLane returned home from
Dakota where she had been to visit
relatives.
Bon McLain is very i'll at this writ
ing.
Clyde Lawrence is painting his
house.
Mrs. ALT Kellogg is seriously Ill al
! THIS Writing.
| Bert Scharff is owner CT new
Ford car.
| Gilbert Lingard lost valuable
horse recently.
Miss Myrtle Grapes, who is attend
ing summer school at Fayette, spent
the Fourth with home people.
1 Newman Sheldon is preparing to
build aIr>addition to his house.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Dell Connor spent Sun
day at the fish hatchery, near Man
/ chester. -
| Several from here and surrounding
country spent Tuesday at Wood. where
they had big Fourth Of July cele-
bration and listened to the Hon. B.
w. Newberry's splendid Fourth of Ju-
| ly address and also nice program in
connection.
Wesley Barr, wife, and Mrs. Diet
rich and baby CT Alfred, North Dako-
ia, left here Thursday morning for
San Diego, and other Pacific coast. cit
lies.
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R. G. Norris and Ray Wheeler were
business callers in Edgewood Frida,
evening.
Mrs. Fred Peick and children visit.
ed In Export the last Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. j. Coolidge spent
the fore part Of last week in Lamont
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Amling and son
autoed to Manchester Thursday.
Mrs. ALI Smiths many friends are
sorry to hear that she Is suffering
from a stroke Of paralysis.
Burt Schacherer is spending few
days with relatives and friends, hav-
Ing been called here by the death Of
his nephew, Gregory Schacherer.
Warren Shower went up to Fayette
Saturday morning for a few days with
friends.
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ARNOLD & ARNOLD

ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Office over
Delaware County State Bank. Aanchss
ter. Iowa
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while the marriage service was read
by Rev. o. ]. Felter. The bride was
born and grew to womanhood in this
vicinity and received her education in
the public schools here and at Ep-
worth Seminary and Upper Iowa Uni
versity. For several years past she
has been successful teacher in the
schools Of Delaware and Clayton
caunties. Mr.. Kocher came hers
from Bristow some three years ago
and is associated with his brother
in the garage business. Upon their
return from a wedding trip to Cold
field and other points. they will 60
to housekeeping and be at home to
their friends here. May happiness
and prosperity 60 with them through
life. voices the wish of many friends.
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Or. c. M. MORGAN

Or. G. NJ. MORGAN
ASSISTANT STATE VETERINAR.
AN. Hospital on Delaware Street.
Calls answered day or night. Phone
IA.
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Thos. T. cARkEEk

TNOS. =. CAakeEk
ARCHITECT AND BUILDER SUP.
ERINTENDANT. s. E.. corner Sth and
Main streets, Dubuque, Iowa
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HOPKINTON.

Mrs. Clarence Hill has been visiting
the past week with her mother, Mrs
Jenkins, at Oelwein.
Mrs. Thos. Porter visited severa
days with her daughter, Mrs. Main
in Monticello.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiltsie and children
OF Arlington attended the funeral O
little Max Wheeless, here, Monday.
A little daughter was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Andy Loop last week.
Mrs. Moses Wheeler returned last
week from a two months visit las,
week with her grandchildren in La.
mont and brother-in-law, Frank
Wheeler, and wife, near Nashville.
w. A. Milroy and wife and Mr.. and
Mrs. H. NJ. Johnson made a trip to
Dubuque, Wednesday.
J. L. Ripple OF Andrew visited his
son, DR.. r. c. Ripple, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Gearhart have
been enjoying a visit the past week
from all Of their children. They were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Gearhart from Chi
cago, Tunis and wife and Mrs. Lucy
Stevenson from San Francisco, Cali
fornia; Ed Gearhart, Los Angeles;
Isaac from Washta; DR.. G. w., from
Springville; and N. A., of Hopkinton.
Ills worthy couple are both past so
years of age, and it is kind deed for
the children to all come home to see
them.
A message was received from NJ.
w. Harmon Saturday morning to his
sister, telling of the death Of his wife
at Orlando, Florida, to which place
she had gone in hopes of regaininy
her health in anotherc Innate. Mrs.
G. L. Campbell, son and daughter.
have gone to Independence to remain
until after the return of the family
from the south.
Mrs. E. F. Main visited in Monticel-
10 and Cedar Rapids last week.
F. NJ. Wheeler and wife spent the
Fourth with their children at Lamont.
DR.. and Mrs. Ensign attended a
celebration of the Country club at
Cascade on the Fourth. An address
was delivered by Rev Howard Irvine
of Bellevue.
Miss Florence Hill entertained q
number of her friends at hammock
slumber party Wednesday night, and
a camp breakfast was served. Those
who were present were: Misses Jen-
ME DeShaw, Helen and Esther Mack
intosh, Amy and Andria Waddell and
Dorothy Dunlap. 81 -. -
Harry Pierce was badly injured by
being kicked by horse which he was
leading. Three teeth were knocked
out and he was also bruised on the
chest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darby arrived Fri
day evening for few days visit with
relatives. Mrs. Darby was former
resident Of Hopkinton, known as Mrs.
Wheelock.
Rev. and Mrs. S. G. Coleman arrived
home from an absence Of five months
in the east
Mrs. 8. T. Foster and baby came
from Cedar Rapids Saturday. Her
other children have been here for
several weeks.
The sad news has been received Of
the sudden death of J. R. Campbell of
Coggon, whose mother, brother and
sisters reside in this place Particu-
lars regarding his death have not at
this time been received
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EDGEWOOD.

Mrs. Wilfong and children went t
Monticello Monday evening and re
manned for the Fourth with her par
ents.
We are glad to report Mrs. G.
Maxson recovering from her recen
operation at Iowa City.
Mrs. Hanson enjoyed visit from
her mother the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Newman ant
little son are visiting relatives here
They are to move to Anamosa soon
where Dwight has work as dentist a,
the Anamosa reformatory
Mrs. Breed and daughter spent the
fore part Of the week In Strawberry
Point, .s~~:.':'
Frank Fienniken is having his home
treated to a coat Of paint. Ralph
Camp is doing the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Densmore and
children are here from Dentayborn
Minnesota visiting the formers par.
ents and other relatives and friends
Henry Alcorn was a business call
er in Strawberry Point last Wednes-
day.
Harry Martin left Thursday for Gar
navillo, where he has work for sever
al weeks.
Miss Elsie Hatch visited Mrs. Car
penter at Monticello, last week.
On Saturday, July LIST, Mr.. Carl Funk
Of this place and Miss Lucille White
Of Chicago were united in marriage.
Edgewood friends extend congratula-
tions.
Mrs. A. L. Breed and daughter Jan
ct departed Wednesday a. m. for their
home at Rock Elm, Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rob Lillibridge were
callers in the Point Wednesday even
ing.
Ed Noble, who has been on the sick
list for the past week, is slowly i'm
proving.
L. B. Blanchard was business call
er in Strawberry Point last Wednes-
day.
Don Glazier Of Greeley spent Thurs
day night at home.
Fred Flenniken came home last
week from DIN, where he has assist
ing in bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sherman and
daughter were here from Delhi Sun
day.
Harry Wilfong and Jim Mitchell au-
toed to Monticello for the 4th
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Croyle called on
friends in Strawberry Point last We'd
nesday:
The Farmers creamery was struck
by lightning last Monday morning and
a couple Of the men were badly shock
ed.
Mrs. Basquin of Manchester spent
Thursday with Mrs. Carlton.
Mrs. John Norris Of Strawberry
Point was caller in Edgewood last
Wednesday.
Miss Kellogg Of Arlington visited In
the Harry Martin home Friday.
Mrs. Ed Fisher and daughter from
Greeley spent Thursday in town.
Mrs. Fred Pilkington and daughter
Mae are visiting the formers mother
in Kansas.
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Remove Temptation,

Little Eugene, aged three years, who
Is just beginning to learn. he should
not eat cake before his meal, was
seated at the evening meal when all
of sudden he saw cake on
the buffet and remarked, "Oh, my
dosh, tower up dat take till eat my
tat0es."