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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04

Gin oQerlieblier,y meloneniorluiqer
W|uif biIoet eincn SGeil Ger @urnitur.
8u eiiiem 4oiiiim bon marireblouem
8elour, StnopfsStieieletten e;nem
biibi6en Sontmet.Eilrbon getraaen,
pirft Oieie @ornitlr dllBerlt elegant
luuo geeignet iir 9iddmittogs-@ele.
gcn6eiten 9tidlt nur Oie eigcnortiqe
6oruI llno aombinotion Oes Scorf-
Sdulterfrogens, ionoern aud Der
neloncni0rmise Nhtii fepn5eid)nen
Die @ornihr ais allp,to bate" Die
fleine, ruHoe 5orln, lpie iie Dor Sab.
rem Oiooe mar, 1T iebt ipie0er iiber,
aus popular. Ger ilode, ercBe Nluif
III poiie Die neieIte 5orn iii Der Nie.
loneu,Wtuif, Der duBerit 5icrlid5 luirit.
Sreilid bate aud Der flod5e, edge
whiff ieine 9lmebmlihtgitsu @s lie
ben iid IN i6m aaerlei fleine aSadet-
den 10 beqlem itnterbringell &orlon.
fig ieooh lit er auBer Dienlt seieBt
0iibibe Sport.9(u5ige mnHcu 6e.
reits i'm @ri6eiuen, uno neun Dielel.
ben audi buuptiGhlid fiir Oet 9Iuf-
ent6olt i'm Siioen beiiihnt iiuo, 10
oeriebleu iie bod nidlt, oas oaeeueine
I Sntereiie pocb M rlfen. 3oriiber, 0nB
ons mooerne Sportfoltiint iiberaus
fleiOiom fiir Die Dlrhihnitts- 6igur
lit, lit MIR cine Stinune. Ole Sahlreis
deu, teiden Sfoltiilne, ole ieet allsge.
iteIt iino, ipeiieu ole ueridjieocuartig.
item 8etnils in Der @ornihr oub iino
oas lit es, mas lie 10 intereiiolit, ino
reid oil Nlbmedieling madt. 99iu;
0erbiibid)c Shattirunget IN Braun,
0febinrben, 8loi llnO 8iolet triift
man in bii6iher 9lusiuobl, lmo iiir
Oieienigen, Die es ristiren, gi5t es
oub lg6bnite Sdottirungeu IN Grim,
Orange, @elb lmo Silo IS 6eiBt,
Dab Die Iebboitel 6arben Der perilol.
ienen Soiion bloB erid)rinen, i'm Der.
gleih su Deneu Die nelt offcrirt mer.
ben. 0os Sportfoliim miro Soblrei.
ben @elegen6eten Oienen, ruie Dem
@olf Sennis, Heiten 9Iutomo6iIiaG-
rem unO 8ootiobren. Die rpirflidj ele.
gonte SSrnJ miro, pemn iie es iib
leiiteu fam, lUenigitens orei ooer bier
Sport.gIusriilhingen bobeu. Dos rel.
oen0e 5rGulein IN unierer 9lbbilormg
tr1gt elm eoloforbiges Ga sSer5-Sfo-
Ititm IN Solb -@orfolt- -@6nitt, ons
0ilrbiDeeS mid eleiffarbiger Gei0e
ollrhiteppt it, &orufnopfe Oienen aIs
8eroierilng uno paiienoe S6nbe tn6
Sut beroouitGuoiscn oic 9(usriiiting.
0ie mooerne fur6ige Sei0enblouie
BON 0luflerer Sdattirung ipielt IN
oieier Saiion cine ooppelte NoQe. cin,
NAL als biibide 8IouIs, uuO Sipsitsns
ais Gbeil eines fompleten aoitims.
gSenn man lie IN llebereinltimnumg
nit Der 5orbe oes 4ailorfoitiims
md9lt, 10 6iloet iic, IN SerbinOlmg
nit bsm Rod btslslb,n, elm pdhenOss
&lciO fiir iniorluele SrnGt, einiah
eenug fiir @ormittosstrad)t rmo bod
elegant genng iiir Acknowledgements
iuenl es notbig lit
Cine lold)c Nlonle BON morIneblnn.
EN- @corgette ergon6t gum Beiipiel
eiu 8oitiiul Don orufelblouem Serge.
Se6boit fam oieie 9louie eeitoltet
ireroen oltrb gran imD bIol geitidte
YIenoen, ole cine in feiue Satpuhen
seiieppte @eite bon lpciBen Georgette
iurouoeu. arogen luiO WIorieetten
tonnen e6enfo1S bon Dem iuciBeu
@cor9ette ieiu-
gs a rOd.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04
S6se6rpdJ,me 9itOer.
Sti5ssn BON Ssltns Sonna
Rii6n.


6riib am Mprgen, in lsu&i,Rber
6riibe, Sin i9 binauseeponOert Qluf
ben Wisitn lag ein S9immsr, in Der
Suft mar Elm Elingen uno in meinem
0er5en cine 2lbHuug.
Sin Sous lo0 om WeQe, ons eilt
rot6ss 3tseelboh batte unb duslab,
ols Id9le es in Der Sonns. Sin WlGOs
den IoB auf ben Stufen pts 6auseins
eongss, ods 6Gtte Di, glernel Dodge
ffld1sn unD BON ibrsn brounsn, runs
ben 9lrmen itrGmte cine 9G.Qe Don
9eben ino aroit in bic milbe Winter
luft. I'm oas NiGbden ber itano alers
lei msiaaenes @srGtb, Ons 3il reinteea
iit i'm 8tsriff mar. sic ioB unb pnBte
unb Iummte, pubte uno iummte Sire
luItisc Dleloois, bic iiG cher nod ni9t
gum 9icoe aeiormt 9atte, nod bal6
nnbcipuBt bon ibren 2ippen tont.
Dd tdm BON Der on6eren Seies bee
'GtroBc ber elmer gei6rititn, Der mar
Ie6r bldB, unb Der redtc gtermel Itedis
ibm lser in Der SoI9.. Oem 9ld6s
den. bos ibn tommsn lab. ionttn bic
SGu6e in Hsn S@oB unc ri. Mlelosis
orr iarsu 9ipo,n srHur6. 2lls oe~
50}onn ihrtu Slidcn rpiidmuuoelt
qpor. nodie iie iia osSsr On ois 4r,
6,ii, opsr lie fang ni1i ire5f
Gin 2anr s9ubeu uaRoern por iHir
sic SGn0itroBe entlane elm ponr
juwee idlanfe Qhiben IN leoernea
anie6olcn iuiO gooenbiiteiL Gncr
bat ole bCbonoerte 8lpIgeige lunbalil
Iluno loBt lie 5irpeu; gepiiieuBoft M.
terlireitt lie oen iircnasu &tptbmls
fes Wtaridllieoes, ops sic lpoiocrNoen
burden iinaen eSDrc jnnacn nod,
tolprigen Stimmen flmgen iu ocp
licnniAcn Eag uoaer 5riigIiugsa9.
lntug bilsuL ldltaetterL id)nellel an
polcn iidJ fait iiberidGogct ga trap.
pelt mo roitert es ienen cntgedcn. GU
Suipp Soloaten nit eincm tdn5elit
cen SaIben an Der Spise, oeronl ct
oiiiier blidenoer Offi5ier Iist. @jull
junge 9lrid]en nit nod idlIottriger
@lieneru imo mur ipcnig Aellcn
Slaun nuf Der Oberlippe iino es, oi!
iDre idgpcren Iorniitet rno @elpebre
ibre 8lrmemtrouBe oil 3elm lmf
9uiit ann criten Wiole uilf Sd1loobt'
ielber btnalstrogen.
Dic manoernoen anobeu iin6 al
ocn @robelrmlo getreten, itebeH unc
ihousn NIT sidamm,nssprsBten zip
pen aesc 4rsBissE graAsH osR lAEsqsr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04

ieiuen 5uei perihieoenen Seiten, elmer
leoerartieeu GberfIG6e, pdbreno Die
anoere Seite elm Snmmet-, Seioens,
9ltlos. ODER Eldgewebe reprGlentirt,
Qapumt pon @od)e 'u&ohe nn@ert6.
lbdbuHs unb infcIgsotfen on Der
breihna. Sir ale moelihen alei.
oiugsitiide fommt oieies W|nterial be-
reits 3ur 8ermenoung, por3uesmeiie
iiir Sodets mo Site Da beioe Sei-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04
0lms Dem 0aeidIe Der OOsOOe {
gielu Nort Y SaIlnar

" " " ~ ! ! - NNuliiut'
Sbmobl Der Gislaui in oieiem SAB
re Glen anoern &inierpergHiigimgen
oell stang abpdatieiI ueripridt
idJeut ocr D}oioriport iolun uiel cor
iwter gelitten 5ii babeu 60 lonqc bic
gScac bon 5dnee ireiln loenn oudl
gciroreu glatt luO ebeu tina, miro
lldtia oorani los geiabren Gic 9'od
irage na@ Observation-Disclosures
III oaber 10 lcbbait mic jc lmO bic
@hopier Der Diooeu founen ocu on
ic eciieQtch 9Inioroeumeeu ilodf
sOioglibfcit enlgegel inocu lie be
iuiiht iin0, inInier ptipos 9icllcS m0
Sibides an Oeu Yinrtt 5i bringen.
geenu man ole 9e5eidmng o0ubid)"
III gerbmoitug nit eineul gIutonlobil,
nantel aebroudt 10 III oaS heute
ourhous acrcdtiertigt gie lrenge,
imldlon ipIrtcnoc 8orn, Ole cinit ole
oos ciu5ie 9lihtiee fir oeH IN NcOe
fiebenbsu 3ioet gali, gsbOri ldngit Der
@eraoueenbeit al. Gic neuclt NioOcnc
iiuo 0esbaIb nidlt lpeniger prafiiiN,
oenu es IL in Der 9iceeI gnrnitt 10
idlgper, Oos Qiibide nit Dem 3ned
mdBiaen su Oerbittoen Ser Motor
mnnteI. Der tei Der itetig 5unebmen
ben 8erbrethmg oes 9liitonu6iljportS
cin itnrtbesebrtcr G5egeniiauo gcmor
ben. lit iriiBer nrg oeruohldliiet nor
ben. @9 lit eigenilidJ uidt rett ct.
iid)tlidj, mesbnl6 man Iriiber on 0ec
glniidbt iejibieIt, oaB ic lirenger Die
Rorm Inn 10 mebr adjic" oer Wieutel
Iei. Sie bat oem anG IdlieBlit qc.
i1uieeren Siuien @lns uoden mill
len. nnO Der Noiitel iid allndblig 5u
bem enhuidelt, mas er beute lit. cin
itp.to.oate Slei0inIasitiid non moOi
iber glggan5. yiahoem Die Cape.
sgrogen.@iiefie. sic, mabreuo Giebre-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04
So6resssitsn ami O,m Snpittr.

Ter @ctGiel ser SoDres5eiten
entitebt befonntlib nidt etiua Oa.
cnrdl, ooB ole @r6e oui ibrer eilipti.
lden gobn im Die Sopue oieier
balO ndber fonrmt, 6ol0 pieoer IN
wciterc 6crne BON i6r rift, ionoeru
CT rtrO leoigIid, ourdb Die dleic
Stelluig Der GrOoye 5ll Der Gtlp-
ltif, b. /. Der 9abnebeie, bcrDrrae-
lrilIen: 0!e gleigune DER llye eegen Sic
letliptif Oetrogt 23ll2 @roD. 9eI Dem
arOBteu Rinneteii rnieres SpiielnS,
Der bic Soune IN ser iiinffaden
eltiernIng Der @roe untfreilG, osnl
oeDoltigen Supiter, lit oic Gre1.
lmeSaye nur orei @roo qeaen one
@ubnebenc geneiet, itebt olio foit tent.
reht auf ibr 8ie Concentration
tolen onbcr irnlucr in loft Der 0feihen
lgicigung mlf oieieIbeH etelIcn Ges
%loneten, unG oeSgalb uaDnntan oiS-
Der ali oaB ein @cbic DER Sahre5.
5eiten allI 0em SiIpiter Hiht eriitirt
yhm bat o6er ser en0liid)e .SoriNer
&cnHing idlpu ieit SSohrelt cGrali ar.
lucrtlanI 9cmocpt 0aB Die @utiie9nnJ
ynno susbreitnns bon ,5ledenarnppGl
iis Der acknowledgement 0cs sSllpiter
cine se!uiiie 9ieselnidBisfeit 8eiscn
luno uor GINGER Belt ii, il. Ocn Sar.
cIientltd)iuigen Ser &iionpc,er Stern.
wogIe cine glbbanolimg pDu SScnasjef
erihiencig lpelrte Sieia gltlicbt beta.
tigt Gie gelblibpeiBe gleqnutorioie
ipirO BON 5lpei breiten, omlel geidrb.
ten Sanoern beereut; Ooc norOlide
SanO loit licb ollnIdDlig oui NM oas
lilolite idliebt lidl inter Det glequatpr
Dor, Oann ober nerbreitct eS ihp ipieotr
na@ SiIoen, uorolti an oen @reiien
cunfle tSledcn ouitalten; lr16reno
oieie ii9 perlongerl mo 6n enlcn
Souoe uereiii9clL beat iiH Der nitt-
lerc Gbeil piqeee olif 10 oaG ipieOer
ein uorolides nnO Elm Iiolio,'s 9lc1u0-
tcrbalo uorDon0en lit.
Gas gierfWiirOielte lit MN, OoB Gle
Ben oes GeridminOens Der 8dnoer,
Die id9DGdNtc 5onobiloing, ltets IN
rie Soiuenierne, pie ser liarfigcn
@arobil0lm1 in Die 'Sonnsmu15c OeS
lflanetcn idllt Ger aSipiter 6raudt Sn
ienlenI llinlaui lnl Die Some beilahe
5poli sSo3re, 10 lange oouert oni ibrl
olip OaS aui sic Scune bc5oacne ,Sobr.
Sfn glpril 1858 mar er in Sonncn-
Inobe; Onrots 5eigtet iidl ole 9dnOer
rcdlt iiort, mo felt oieier 3eit iinO lie
Diernlal pieoereefebrt, mo in Der
8piidleilseit bis gum @eritpinOsn
looaciGpuols por0sr
$ooeHiols bouNelt es its bri 0ieicti
l@osqanogn sun 9GolienpiloWngcl ~.
ltsr slinolpHure, Vie 0oii ser -ptHai.
o0boiisig mo Die 8ala
0es ,Supiter lit picl liarter elliptiin,
lticl !ocniger freisiorniJ OILS ole SrO-
Pobu; nlfclgereiie1 lit ole Gifieren3
lin Der St1rfe oer ,Sonnenirubluna
lamilacn SonncnndHe iulb Sonnen.
ieruoe oni bent Sitpiter ricl erbebliGer
ais bel ms Da5u tonlat 6aB bel Der
I groBcl S1lQe oeS SSltoiteriahres ole
SeridlicNetbeit Der StraNhma 5l Oen
rpyidleOeuen 3eiten iebr lau0e OH.
6ducrt ipctrrh iebr luobl erfenlibar
rericbicoene @rfiueeii berDorecbradl
iucrOen fcimeu. gocnadl iheint cs,
ols % alf ocn Snpiter tDotidh!t.h
d SubreS3eitcn" oGrbaMoen limo, Sue
nbcr iiir ocn gauSen Blonetcn allf sic.
iclbe 8eit iaaen, iucil lie Don Der Son-
nenaaGc reip. Sonnenferne abbdngig
| limo; allf Der @roe limo tic oludb Die
ibiefc Stenuue Der Slre sur 8abu.
ebene 6eoin0t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04
Soloaten nod S6r Sieo iii IN GER
Dtttc o6ge6roden.


Die faum srf dufgetbauie QBieie. Dor
Dem 0oule lisgt i'm bellen 9littaos.
lpHusniaeiu unb bau6t sinen Dull
.mPpr, Der OIL toidsub SiumelsIdGii,
lei, an S@mettsrliuge unb Situunen6,
9ummeln gsmobut. Sine gdloaI
elonotOpfi9sr Sfiuber in turaen min.
itrmdnteln unO feIisn Sfisfel6en bal
lld BET ben SodRO,n ssfqBt, tanst hn
Nreile uno iiust bd5u elm ainbsrlieO
mt cinsm I6sImiI6su atbrr,im. gis
Ino 9dn5 bel Der Sadie uno TinQsa mii
@if,r, o
Du tritt cine 6rou i'm I6por3,n
Rletoe aus Dem 6auic, 6l.i6i ouf 6ei
glltare Itebsn unO bIidt ii6cr bic ion,
nIss gBieis imb bic iinqenOe sginoer,
l1dar biupeg IN ciuc Deite, onntl,
6srne. Sins Der ainber, oos NfGilio
Der 6rau IN Oos @cii@t atIsb,n ldbi
ploBli4 bic !0onOs Der tlsinen GjsIpie,
len fabren un6 beritummf Der Reis
zen 1T seiiSrt, oos 9ieo psriiset, 81,
Pnber ite5su nod Elm @sil4,n 6e-um
uno loufen baum auseiuanber.
Jm gBoncsru bsuts id: Serraott,
otrrooit mir iinesn ia nint mt6r!
Die Some litst ouf ben 5eloern. Su
oieIem itra6lenoen Sag ecbSr,u giss
Der Sis miiHsn ipicbsr tOmmen.
@anu9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04
GrprHIunQ.
Reoattioni

@sr,brlias RebattiOni
9lu9 meine Sdpiestrm,lts
ter finbtt ben ,inssianDtsn aoman
porirsTfIiCb. SolItsn S5it beuislbsn
Rint oi3sptir,u, niro e, iich erIaaben
bsi S7n.A OOEialgr.9IA
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-04-19
Concert at $50
" aShbOartl Ridge.

Miss Virginia Barry Of Leon spent
the week end at the 4. n. FinkbOnc
home.
Mrs. G.. NJ. Barnes and Mrs. G. f.
Butler of Leon, drove over to the J..
H. Main home last Saturday morn
ing and Miss Annie R. Barnes. the
Hickory Grove schoolma am accom-
panied them on a business trip TO
Van Vert.
J. H. Main made a hurried trip 20
Bayard last Friday where he was call
ed to the bedside of his brothe".
Charles who is quite sick with pneu-
monia and rheumatism of the heart.
Several from this vicinity attend
ed the funeral Of Charles Mccain at
Decatur City sunday.
Those who spent Sunday at the
Charles Phipps home We're Mr.. and
Mrs. Glen Crees and little son Will
bur ant Julia and Dick Main.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Main called at
the J. H. Main home Sunday even
ing.
Mrs. J II. Main and children. Mr..
and Mrs. K. l.. Spicer and children,
Mr. and Mrs. R. d. Maynard and
Tom Pack visited at the Bill Main
home Sunday.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-04-19
Pleasant Ridge.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Munyon are
the happy parents Of me dauSntei
born to them last Saturday night.
Grandma Brammer has been visit
ing with her daughter, Mrs. LaVlna
Immersion the past week.
Mrs. Ray Morrell and son and
daughter, Mrs. ii. l.. Brammer and
friends in Grand River last Tues
Mrs Isaac West, Mrs. F. l.. Hem
brev and Mrs. Fred Hall have been
visiting with their brother John Nc
kee who has been sick all winter
and is considerably worse at TINS
writing. A..
Frank Greenland farm on Long
Creek near DeKalb and will farm it
this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. jefferson Grimm are
the proud parents of fine son that
was born to them the past week.
Mr.. Grimm is sure stepping, hlgh.
Thomas Williams is very sick with
dropsy. He is very old SO it will go
rather hard with MIN
Mrs. William Warrick was visit
ing the past week with her par
ents. MIR. and Mrs. Isaac Poland.
Mrs. Louisa Wadsworth spent last
Saturday night with Mr.. and Mrs
Ii. l.. Brammer.
Leonard Acton has been very sick
the past week and is still very bad;
Mr.. and Mrs. James Munyon OF
near Ellston were visiting Saturday
night at Sanford Foland's and Sun
day at Charley Foland's.
Mrs. Roy Morrell and children
spent last Sunday afternoon with
Mrs. George Poland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Jimmerson
spent last Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Woods.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-04-19
MORGAN Center.

Miss Mabel McClarnon spent a few
days the past week with home folks
Otto Vaughn visited at y. d. Cur
rvs Saturday night:
Mrs. Lawrence Willis spent Friday
Cvrus Wells and daughter Blanche
spent Wednesday at Jesse Hatheld s
John Johnson made trip to
Princeton Thursday.
Con McClaran spent sunday al
Herd Davis.
Miles Mccartney called at Peter
Poland's Wednesday,.
Miss Cecil Gammill snent Saturday
night with Lelah and Thelma curry
Quite a number Of young folks at
tended the party at }. B. Vaughn
I'd bright and family visited at
"A, B Willis Sunday afternoon.
H. o. Petty and wife were Line
vile callers Saturday evening.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-04-19
Not since Jack London "

Not since Jack London And God
Laughed has there been a more
vivid portrayal of the resentment Of
nature against woman who shuns her
natural duty to indulge her selfish
desire for worldly pleasure than is
shown in the elaborate photo-play,
will be seen at the Idle Hour theatre.
Friday, April goth. The tragedy of
a woman who left her husband S
home childless until she reaped his
scorn and rebukes, and then tried to
make good the wrong she had COM
mitted, is wildly portrayed in this
picture. One of the most striking
view of the husband and wife grown
old, who sit in mournful reverie
about their childless hearth dream
ing Of the happiness that might have
been.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-04-19

Word was received last Friday
that Mrs. c. E. Henderson, who was
recently operated upon in a Chicago
hospital and was making splendid
recovery hid had relapse, and was
in a critical condition, and for sew
eral days her life hung by a thread.
A message from Chicago Wednesday
forenoon stated she had made a
change for the better at 4 O'Clock
that morning. and her many friends
are hoping that she will recover.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-04-19

4 large amount of space is devoted
this week to giving the testimony al
the coroner's inquest over the Dody
Of Charles McCann, and to the Su-
Dreme Courts decision in the Or:
/ Gardner will case, both OF which will
be interesting reading, but they
! crowd us for space, and a number
of articles had TO be omitted this
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-04-19

F.. j. Sankey buys and sells land
on commission, makes farm loans on
approved security at the best rates,
and does general real estate bust"
ness. Has had 20 years. experience
in the business. Office upstairs ut
northwest corner of Main and Conn
mercial streets, Leon, Iowa.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-04-19

Squire S. l.. Cox, of southwest OF
Leon, one of the pioneers OF Decatur
county. who has been quite sick for
several months, is not improving
very rapidly, his condition remaining
About the same, but his friends are
hoping that with warm weather ne
will he able TO get out again.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-04-19

Mrs. w. B. Read, Of Long Beach,
California, spent few days in this
city last week visiting her friend,
county superintendent Miss Mabel
Horner. airs. Read went to Bedford
Friday to visit with relatives and
friends before returning home
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-04-19

Maurice Elder, who has been first
trick operator It the Burlington de-
Dot in this city for the past wear was
transferred to the Francis street
depot IN St. Joe Mo-, last week, and
J. G. Strobe former operator IN
this city, who held the st. Joe posi-
ton, came Monday to take the second
trick here
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-04-19

Help finance the X. P. band by at
tending the Uncle JOSH concert at
the opera house next Tuesday even
ing. Iou'll want to hear the origin
al Uncle JOSH and you'll help the
band boys by attending. Seats on
sale at CherrngtOn
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-04-19

r. vi. Moss and G. W.. Baker be-
last week which they tried to settle
With viii their fists, and an information
was filed against both in Mayor
Gardeners court. Mr.. Moss plead gull
ty and was fined $40 and costs,
which he paid Mr.. Baker plead not
guilty, but the mayor found him
guilty and fined him $40 and costs,
from which he has appealed to the
district court
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-04-19

w. H. Wait of this city has receiv-
ed a paper from Illinois, with an ac-
count OF how Henry Sands, an auc-
tloneer OF Geneseo, Illinois, was rid
den on a rail in that town because
Of his unfriendly criticism OF the
United States government, ana ms
refusal to salute the flag. Served
hi M right
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-04-19

Horny VanNostrand was arrested
Monday for speeding with his auto
and paid fine of one dollar when
brought before Mayor Gardner. City
marsha Osborn says he is going al
ter lot more Of the fellows who
persist in exceeding the speed limit
with their cars.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-04-19

For Sale-At my home in south
Leon, Saturday, April p, at 1870:
Household goods, electric washing
machine, chickens, good barn, some
stock food. set of new dishes, set OF
IL inch harness in good condltlon
and delivery wagon, etc.
Henrietta j. Vogt.
Harley Webb, AuctiOneer.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-04-19

! For Sale-At my home in south
Leon, Saturday. April y, at ;;3O ::
Household goods, electric washing
machine, chickens, good barn, some
stock food, set of new dishes, set or
IA inch harness. in good condition
and delivery wagon, etc.
Henrietta j. Eogt.
Harley Wehh AuctiOneer.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-04-19

Mrs. c. S. Evans returned to her
home at Garden Grove Thursday al
ter visiting a few days at the home
OF her parents, Mr. and Mrs. w; a..
Frost in this city. Her sister, Mrs.
w. p. Gittinger of near Leon, went
home with her to visit a few days
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-04-19

J. f. Vail is having an old fash
toned log cabin built on the same lot
with his residence on Main street. 1t
will have all the features OF the
house of the pioneer days, including
the big fire place, etc. 1t will be
quite a novelty indeed.-Garden
Grove Express.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-04-19

Mrs. J. O. Garner, of Eden town
ship, returned from Abel, Iowa. last
Thursday evening, where she had
been visil.n~ at the home of her son,
Guy Garner. A fine little son was
recently born to Mr.. and Mrs. Garner
and Grandma Garner had TO go and
see him
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-04-19

AS Aaron Goodman, of noIth oi
Leon, was returning home in HI:
auto from Leon last Saturday even,
ing he was crowded ou- of the load
by big touring car, and crashed
into one of the electric liSht, poles
just north of Leon, breaking the big
pole in two places, and damaging
the windshield. Fortunately he es-
capped being hit by the broken pole,
but it is mystery how it missed hit
ting him
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-04-19

Mrs. Ed K. Pitman and son,
George, of Northwood, Iowa, were
visiting with relatives in this city
last Friday, going TO Mt Ayr on the
evening train to visit her mother
and sister.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-04-19

Notice-The retail ice business in
Leon will be run on a strictly cash
basis this year. If you want ice call
George f Arney, phone D63, and
your order will have prompt atten-
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-04-19

For Sale, Easy Terms-SO acres
improved farm on main travelled road
about 2 k miles from Corydon. No
brush. Fred Teale.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-04-19

The Ironside brothers, Of this city,
on Tuesday received the sad message
that their brother, Robert Iconside,
was dead at his home at Minot, S. D.
He had been sick for several months
and his brothers here recently re-
turned from a visit with him. lie
will be buried at MinOt today.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-04-19

For Sale-Imported Percheron
stallion, sound, 10 years old, weight
1000; sure breeder, been USED Z
years in community. w. H. Thomas,
Sewal, Iowa. 35-2t
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-04-19

The Woman's Civic Club will hold
an adjourned meeting next Monday
afternoon at the Central House at
D. H. Every member requested to be
present New members are gladly
Welcomed
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-04-19

We can use some choice first mort
gage farm loans. Farmers & Trad
ers State Bank, Leon.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-04-19

A Quadrangular Declamatory Con-
test Will be held at Leon on FRIDAY
evening, April 9th. The contesting
SCHOOLS are Corning, Creston, Osceo-
la and Leon There will be three
contestants from each school.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-04-19

Tom Currie will take charge of my
shop at Tuskeego and will do first
class blacksmithing hOrseshOeing,
and wagon repairing, etc Shop opens
Monday, ADrlI 70. WIKI WON.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-04-19

Cal Stewart, the man who makes
the Uncle Josh phonograph rec,
ords, and his Punkin Center Gals. al
the opera house next Tuesday even
ing, for the benefit OF the X. P ba2d
Boost for the band by attending this
concert
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-04-19

235 acres miles east of Leon, 16O
acres in grass and meadow, at $3.50
per acre, Is acres for corn and oats
at half crop in crib. See A. M. Pryor
at once
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-04-19

Don't miss hearing Uncle Josh"
and his Punkin Center Gals at the
opera house next Tuesday evening,
for the benefit of the Leon X. p.
band. Get seats at Cherrington S.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-04-19

!. w. Bedell, of near Decatur, met
with painful accident while loading
hay on Thursday of last week get
ting a tnorn in his left eye, which
caused very painful injury. He
came to Leon and had the thorn ex-
tricated, and it is hoped the sight OF
the eve will not DO effected.