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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-30
SfesppDrt.

Sic Tcmport Gfficc fiir bas Sin.
einnatier @olfsblatt" befinoet iid in
ylu. 339 yorf Strai,e, gescaiiber
Sem GOnrtbuuis, uuielbit Neuiafei.
ten, sIu5cigcE II. I. II. Bis 8 llllt
gbcnbs entgegcnscnummcn merSeH.
Sclephpn Sonth 2401.
= Ger Stabt.aomniiidr Sol. Ser
mann bot Die aoittraftoren Mesel <
O'Searu bealiitragt, nit Der Sol3'
pflaiterling Der 10. StraBe, oitlid
BON Der Earf slpenile, iort5ilfabren
Die gtrbeiten iparen bisber ourd 8e'
rthtsbeieble perbinoert porocn. 9is
StruBc miro nun Dom gnoe Der
Bride, ipeI6e ole G. 4 8. 9obngc'
letie iiberipannt, bis 8ur oitlihen
Staotgren5e perbeiert peroen. gs
miro oablrt aud etne Scrbinorn1
nit Der @atertporfs Roao bergeitellt
meroen.
- Benjamin @eismunn BON No
All gS. 6. StraBe lit i'm alter pon %
SSabren pl0sIih geitorben. Ger go.
rouer Or. Gigbp fonitatirte, oab oet
Cob 6es 0tannes einer nati,rlid)en
llriahe 5li3uihreiben iei.
- Srau eliie Stpilling, Die @attin
Ses 9ontraftors 2ouis Sipiuing BON
gto. 1872 g9. 8. Strabc, eire Shtpa.
germ bes Toitineiiters Tfacob Hoa,
itarb I'M @lter bon 25 eSabren.
= SIN Girciiitseritt geIangt am
16. Mtai Die aIage bon Sebaition
Gbermut gegen Walter aaminsti 5ur
@erbanbllua. 2esterer, Deldcr on
qefluet fporocu mar, BON Gbermaf
$40 eeitobIen 5u baben, puroe lett
bin 5u Srei Sabren 3udtbaus perur.
tbetIt. IN Der obenerlpGbnten aIaae
hanbelt es iid ieboh lin eine Gipil.
fIaee, burt peIte Gbernaf in Den
@ieoerbeiie ieires @elbes 8u gelan.
gen neriud1t. - Gte Sdooererios.
tIage Der Minnie Goffenbereer sesen
@n. SreffIer, in peIder Die RIdge.
rim einen Grias BON $500 3ugeipro.
den erbieIt, tpurbe appeuirt.
= Gem llebeI Der nSeiratbs.
5oiits", tpeIhe in Der gtdbe bes
Gourtbauies berrnlIi,ngern, fol- oa-
ourh Elm Gnoe gerriadt iperben, oaB
bieieIben inter Der sIntIage Der So.
gabonoage oerbaftet Deroen foaen.
sn Sort Gbomas 1T elm 9apiteI
bes Sroens .Gaitern Star" gegriin
bet uno ioIgenoe gearte ertp1bIt
porbeu: g8. Watrone, Goitb 2nons
@. g., Sorriion 3. @iiebort; ".
D1., SSrou Gable 90. Sail; ;siibrerin.
Trau Waro 8. aahl; aii. Siibrerin,
Sruu Bertha Sunolep; Sefretdrin,
SRI. SSoa McGreu; Shabmeiiter,
@m. g. Sal; Orsaniitiu. Srau
geiiie 6. 2iggett; aapInnin, Srau
Sane @oooDorb; 81, SSrou Gpntbia
@ahe, s. 9u6or Sbottuea.
- Gie Gruitees bon Sort 9bomas
perOen morgen Abenb nit ben Reprn'
ientanten Der StraBgnbabn SO. cine
abbalten, I'M iiber ben
;5reibriei Der &ontpagnie fir Sort
Sbomas Elm slbfOnmeu 3u er3ielen
'sefonntIih bate Der 5rl,iteerdtb cine
Wonatsrate bon $3.50 fir Die @c.
rehtiame nerIangt. Sollte, tpie bon
Der StraBenbabu 60. angebrobt
lpurbe, Die Strabenbabn nur biz Snl
Derneb Iauien oai,n piirbe Die pro.
ieftirte Sinie nah GoIb Springs IN
@egfaa fommen.
- Daniel 8aiier, BON Ro. 1908
Ncnmoutb Strdbe, lit eeitern i'm vi.
ter bon % Sabren geitorben.
-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-30

Wirb Rontag on bic be-
finitipe Grltbiguns
Der aonffripiion
nnrInae aehtn.

waTbinstpR Dc, %. apriI,
Der apnsreb ipirb ii& am Nonida
an bic 4rbeii MAIDEN. I'm bic Inter
i6isoe spifhen hen Gntpiirfn Der
ariegsarnee yorfnss ung3upidttsn,
ME Iie in ben Jaifunssn tntbaIteH
finb, ipeIhe am Samiing pom 6aus
unb pom Gena. angsuommen ipurs
ben. Da beibs 1aufsr fi6 Su 0unIfen
bes planes Der Rsgitrung eriIdrt bas
ben. bic MiIIiousrbeers bes aanbss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-30
Mbseiast
Wnrben in GnaIanb nit Hiidiid,t ali
ben Wangel on gsabrunssmit.
teIn Die @ettrennen.

9onoon, 20. apriI. lie Step
aros bes Sodep Clubs haben ailt
geranIaiiuns Ger Mesierl,ns aaI
Wennmeetings fir oas ,sabr 1917 ab
geiast. Die mad Dem eriten Wseetini
i'm ariibiobr itattfinben foIlten
Dieies seid,ab, Inn Die gsabrlmgs
mitteI 5u iporen, Die ieBt su Suffer
3lpeden in ben Rennit1aen benisI
fperben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-30

llsber aabeInahri9ien unb Gspes
ihen na6 RsritO bonn prdns
btnten WiIion perbdnsi.

| Wdfbington, D. G., 20.
april. - prdfDsnt Dillon bat sineH
grsiutipbtfebi unterssiGnet, burt
pslden cine gsnfur iibsr alIe aus ben
Wertiniatsn Siaottn abssbenben aas
bsIbepsftsn fotpie aud. iibr ale nad
Rsriio ssbsnbsn Tepsitkn psrbdnst
lpirb. Ulit ben adbels unb Igles
Observation-Disclosures iinb bsrtiss ar,
rensenlents fir bic DurHfiihruns Der
GenIur sstroffsn iporb.n unb burh
bjsie Arrangements pirb bas 1bfsn.
ben BON Snformoiicn perbinbert tpsrs
ben, bic mceliderlueiis fir ben Jsinp
bon 0ortbeil isin f5nnie.
amerisanifAeRrisgS
opfer
Stidna, Ont, 20. Mpril. - 9(m
Sonniaa fuurbsn bic Namsn Der icl'
aenben nuf BEN suropdiffen arissss
| ihdupIab asfaIlsnsn unb psripunbetsn
amerisaner 6sidnnt sestben: Gtfals
len: 8. 8. gompap. grcosIine, Wtdfi.;
@. q. Sanfrn, stensctubp. q. D.;
R. R. Sinclair, Detroit; 8. 9. 1nri,
Wafbingion, .. 6.
9n Munben seftorben: 8. gutlin,
Buffalo, y. y.
9srpunbsi: @. Geo. RaHau. q. g.;
R. 81. Emmett, Rslp Yort; Ambuiun,s
Gsrs,ant 6. Broois. Rinneapolis; 8.
@irorb, grooilins. UlaiT.; 8. O. gas
bon, Wlinn.apolis; .. Stol, Slb
Gorte, g,a.; j. 6. WOOb. Bottom.
Spater ipurosn nod bic foI5nosn
glamtn belannt seeebtn:
9efanen: W. DoOIin. Repport.
gt.; r. 6. gaortbrup, 0alIipoIis. o.;
q. 2. Daniels, OF 6arbpid. gt;
R. W. glanep, seittsfieIb. WaT.;
Sergeant q. aa,pIpn, Detroit, wlid.
On @unbn sei.orben: 20. 9.
grepis. Gltpslanb, o., 3 D. 9sps
tens, papiudei, R. g.; R. g. Su<
pres, Ban 9th. Mih.
9srpunb.t: 70. aisssruIb, pbilas
S.lpbia, ga.
Iennitali abgebrnunt.
Ren Dorf. 90. apriI. Eie Staf.
liingen BON SduiDIer 6. Varicns nno
g. q. artlpp In Belmont parf jin6 ain
iSonntag abei,b berbrarrut uno 2S
bort nntcrsebrod,te Nferoe fanten in
cen Sla,umen nm. Wan eIdiibt, baf,
tos syeuer burG Yrnnbitiihing perur.
iodt nairoe. Sereits an z. gpril Ia.
rien inl p1rf iebs Sci,er, bic Gii
granoiiiftIng 5uriid,uiiitrcn rarcn.
5iim ausbrlid iino ridteten eiuen
Sfnoen BON elmer Riqion Dollars oil.
Ius Derfeben ppH einem
aamerabeRtrf9offeH.
aouispilIs, %. apriI. - Der
1S Sabre oft. SoIbat Soispb 70.
Megain BON Der aompasnie u bss
Griitn stsntudisr gailisrssiments
,purbe am Sonntas ipGbrenb e. i'm
Wa6t3immsr Der Waffsnballe bes Re-
siments i6lief Don bsm SoIbatsn
9Rapmonb gitarbion bon Der aoms
pagnis q srfhoHen, ole ii4 aufdaistr
Deife Elm 6etutbr. bas Ri6arbion In
Der 5dnb bate, entluo. Wlogain mar
Elm gitiie bss Generals pindusp 8.
Wegain pon Der 9unbesarmte uno
f.ammte aug gsbforb, ap.. tpohin fsis
ne aei5s iib.rfiitrt psrbsn tpirp.
1obesfur3.
Souton, 9eras. 80. elpriI. De-
l.sentlid oes ufsu 9luiiiiess. ben er
obns 8esIsituna zines aebrsrs madts,
Itiirste om Sonniaa Der Glisser,0gs /,
ling Ralpb atlp aus elmer S6bs bon
$50 SUB ab uno blisb auf Der Sisas
iobi. sicnp bate bsabiI&tisi. in bns
am.riianiift 5lisssrtorps in Drans'
rsiA siuaufYSfeu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-30
Spielplabe werben er6iinet.

Die iOIsenben GpisIpIdbs perben
beute erOffnst: ,Dafbburn, Sar.
riIon. 2ptle qort, 3iseler, Grant,
Wiobalpt, 6uIbert, Dalnut Oils,
SbermaE u. 0iftrift, 5airpielp,
Graniton, @arfielo, gBbitti.r, Rprb
5airmount, !6offmnn, SadfOn, stOpe,
Rotbenberg unb Sanbs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-30
SeAenue snb 5abtom.

= Iie gsationaI 2eaeue fir
6rauenoienite bat in Canton eiueil
3peig'gerein gegriinbet un0 Die fol-.
genoen geamten erlp1blt: grqiioeu.
tin, Srau SSames q. Sobnion; @ise.
Trdiioentinnen, Ssrou 8. z. Martin
unb ,Srau u. WcWartrp; Stasmei.
iterin, 6rnu s. g. Smitb.
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.6ahe Ansit Dor Der Sdllpiesermama.

Wm. 9enberfcn. Elm 24idbriser g::s
ltrslher Don ylo. ! Sarper Court,
ftxint orbentIiden Reipsit DOR feline,
S9pissermamu gu boben, benn afs
oRie ibm ssitern Radmittos Gin.
Stanbprsbist boIten ipoIlts, fprana
9tHoerfon aus Iyurdt, bab es aussr
Der Vrebist nod etrpds S6Iimmsrss
ssbsn'onnts. dus BEN Jenii,r itipr
I'M sneiien Siod s.lsssnen Wobnrns
in ben !Sof bindb. eliidIi6erfpsif.
fieI sr in Elm frifd espfIan,tss Ge,
miiiebsst unb fam infOIs.bsFen nit
BEN S6re6en bdpon.
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0ln ben Ztreif
Sino ar;egsgefanscne in gf,,bIano
gegansen, neil lie Den a@tininben.
tag baben rpoIlen.

Stem. gubIanb, 90. apriI, pia
sonoon. ariessseianaene. bic bier al,
iiaotiid,en sIrbeiten peripenbet fperoeu,
iinb an Den Streit gegangen. sic per.
langen eiuen aftitiiHoigen arbeits.as
un0 before Nrbeitsheeialtnaen.
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Y,Obtrnt Sunsfrautn.

grI. a.: sd babe ssbSri, 2stnc
ysrlobung mt BEN sxrrn ysrss. II
suriidsegangsn.-
SRI. S.: s5aipOhl. bas II is
audi"
SRI. a.: .Saii Gu ibm I4on friHsn
hing Suriidssf4idt9"
i5rl. g.: Rein: Id idrieb ihm, q
jols iommsn unb ihn iih bsruus.
uden; i'd ipsib pirilit ni&t
msbr, ipelbss fsintr tft!-
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g o miiAer SeiIiaer.

BoreeIter Wnii, 80. slpriI.
0iep. CHARLES 6. @enIs, Elm uuitarier.
SeiiiIifer. bat icin ami ais Seelior.
ger Der GburG Of tbe llnitp nieoerse.
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Ood ein m a I!

Sic: .Grinnerit 0u Did rpd ber
1tieultaft BET lsbmanns, bic mir 3u.
iammen mitma4tsn2 Gu parii bo.
mails msin siiHtsrr..
cr: -elIfo bod sinmaI Dcin 6srr
Iaepdsui-
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sis ttunt ibrsn gaue.

.Ulsin idSnes DrSulein, bari Id
|ipassr, mefntn Arm unb @eisii 5bntn
ansutrdssns~
.ab. ma! Da mub I iho banter.
Wlaubsn's benn, | ipiifst nit, Di'E
BEN armsn Wrstsrl eansen is2s
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Mbbanfen
WiII einer qpnbonerRad
rt6t 5ufolge a5nis
aonfautin bon
Rvisfht Inuh

INV u FNHV V
Qpnbon, %. Mpril. Der Gpr-
refponbsnt Der .Dailp Wnil4 in
atbsn msIbtt. bnb er aus 5uDsridFi-
ger Qusas erfabrtn babe. aonis acn'
iian.in troee Ii6 nit BEN Gsbanten,
,u @unittn bss &ronprinssn aoSuban-
Ten. Jn Der Deptfdt beibt es iebof
peit.r. bab anssIidts b.s ginflufes
Der 9eutTfen in feintr lImssbung.
bei aonig mosIiferipeiie anberer
Sinnes perDen tSnnte.
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7 o bes nura.

Soufon, 9eras. 80. elpriI. 9e'
l.ssnilid bss srfsn auiIiisss. ben er
obns DssIsituna zines aebrsrs madts,
Itiir3ie ON Sonnias Der GIi.sn,0ss
ling Rolpb aeIIp aus elmer SOB, bon
l50 Jub ab unb blisb auf Der Si.ns
iobi. stclp bate bsabiittisi. in bns
am.ritanift3e Jlissuiorps in Grant
reid eiryutreten.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-01-10
Big Masquerade Soon,:g

Rescue Hose Co. No. l are MAX
ing arrangements for their big mas
querade dance which will take place
in DEBORAH on Thursday evening,
Jan. %, at Steyer's opera house A
large number of valuable prizes will
be given, donated by the merchants
OF the city, besides the company will
give away two five dollar gold piC--s.
A grand street parade will take place
at two o'clock in the afternoon and
this year it promises to be better than
ever. The dance tickets will be $1.00
and ladies en- mask will be admitted
free. Spectators will be charged
% cents. Those wishing costumes
will find a fine line for rent at Fred
j. Rosenthal's store. Don't miss
this big event. The doors will open
at 1870 and the grand march will
take place at $3.50.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-01-10
Christmas Club Has 3s5 Members.

The Citizens Savings Bank Christ
mas Savings Club closed last Satur.
day evening, and 73 members were
taken in Saturday, which made a
grand total of 3S5 members. If all
members carry their membership
through to maturity for the next fiji
ty weeks, the Citizens Bank will dis
tribute over $1S,600 next Decem Der.
phe money will be sent out by
checks about Dec. 10, to all members.
The membership went way beyond
the expectations of the officials Of
the bank. Well if everybody who has
Joined are fortunate enough to keep
their membership up, it is going to
mean a mighty fine thing for ther1
next December, and it will also put
many member on a stronger foun-
dation for the future years. for the
old saying is "penLy saved is Il
penny earned.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-01-10
Raised the Price of His Paper.

A Kansas editor raised the price
OF his paper and when loudly scored
for doing 50 by a subscriber wrote
the militant reader in old time Kan
sas style as follows: You may be
OF the opinion that the paper isn't
worth $3.50. Neither is a gallon of
gasoline worth 81 cents, nor ten
pounds of sugar worth 81, nor a
pound Of veal worth 80 cents, nor a
bushel of corn worth so cents, but
these are the prices the people are
paying, Potatoes are retailing at
$500 per bushel and sow bosom at
2S cents pound. So don't get mad
At us. Goodness knows we didn't
start that fuss in Europe"
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-01-10
Bad Runaway Saturday Night.

Saturday afternoon about five o.
ter over near Ridgeway, where she
teaches school. He drove a double
team, hitched to a light top buggy.
He returned home about eleven o.
clock at night, and when driving up
Winnebago street the team started
to run and came down to Water
street at merry clip; the buggy
smashed into an electrolier in front
of L. r. Morrison's store and Mr.. Es-
peseth was thrown out on the side
walk and his head smashed into the
stone steps of the store. He was rem
quickly gathered and he was taken
to Dr. Hexom's Office and given medi-
cal attention. No bones were brok-
en- and the only injury he received
was slight cut on the back of the
head and a scratch on his cheek. The
fact that he wore heavy sheep-lin-
ed coat and couple other coats I'M
derneath it saved him from possible
death. He remained unconscious for
about two hours and was taken TO
his home about 1870 Sunday NOR
ming. The buggy was badly wreck
ed, three wheels being smashed, also
the tongue and whipple trees. The
horses were stopped a few feet from
where the accident took place. The
five globes on the electrolier were
smashed to small bits, but the post
wasn't broken off.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-01-10
NJ. T.. Church Notes.

Sunday Services, 1890 A. NJ
THE Murder of a Soul" This will be
the second of the Series on tbs
Greed of Christ 1880 p. M
If Christ Came to DEBORAH" Special
music by Mrs. r. Z. Morgan and male
quartet. A special invitation is ex.
tended to men who think, to study
the teachings of Jesus with us at thu
morning service. Evangelistic ser
vice in the evening. Bring your
friends with you.
Prayer services for the week, Dist
l. f.. V. Farringtons. Dist 2. w l..
Yarwoods. Dist 3. Mrs. III. Campbell.
An invitation is extended to all to at
tend these "gettogether" meetings
Thursday evenings.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-01-10
Given Delightful Surprise.

Deputy County Clerk of Courts
Chas. A. Johnson and wife, were CIV
en- delightful surprise by large
number of young people from Glen
wood township on last Friday eve
ming. Between so and so were in
the party, and they brought we'll
filled baskets and a most enjoyable
e-44s4>- was spent. A purse of money
was presented to Mr.. and Mrs. John
son in token of the esteem in which
they are held by their many friends.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-01-10
Francisco Sells Hotel Business.

A. J. Francisco and wife came UP
from Bellevue last week on visit to
the home of Mrs. Francisco's mother
Mrs. Ousley. They sold out their no
tel business at Bellevue the first of
the year, having conducted it for the
past ten years. The fact of so many
people passing through in autos has
hurt the hotel business in many To-
calities of late. Where previously
people would remain for the day and
over night, now they drive in and
spend an hour or two and are gone,
and the hotels don't profit by their
visits as of old.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-01-10
Cuttings Chickens Prize Winners

Atty. E. w. Cutting sent ten
Barred Plymouth Rock chickens to
the poultry show at Mt. Vernon last
week, and from the prizes they won
il is evident that Mr.. Cutting raises
some mighty fine chickens. They
made great cleaning at the show,
winning first hen, fourth cockerel
and /, 2, 3, and 9Th on pullets.
Such winnings is enough to make
any poultry fancier feel proud, and
we guess Mr.. Cutting has reason to
feel that way over his chickens.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-01-10
Did You See the Eclipse.

A total eclipse of the moon took
place Sunday night, starting at
twelve O'Clock, and lasted for an
hour or two. A party of DEBORAH
people autoed out in the country on
visit to friends and stayed until
the eclipse came on, and then got
ready to start for home, but discov-
cred the lights on their auto
wouldn't work, and as it was pitch
dark after the eclipse, they were
compelled to stay in the country sew
eral hours longer and reached home
at 1870 a. M
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-01-10
NalderS' Defeat HeSner.

The Valdez College basket ball
team took the Hesper basket ball
team into camp at Steyer's opera
house Friday night, and evenad up
things for their defeat by Hesper a
couple of weeks ago. The Valdez team
won by score of 81 to IL and it
was cracker-jack of a game too
The score was close in the first half,
Z and s. The Valdez team expects tc
go to Lawler for a game this week.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-01-10

from The Iowa Odd Fellow explains
the latest honor coming to him:
Iowa has again been honored
in the appointment as Aide on
the staff of General ] X. Ritter.
commanding the Patriarchs
Militant Army, OF Grand Rep
resentative E. w. Cutting, with
the rank of Colonel. This will
be noted with pleasure by the
many friends of Brother Cut
ting and is deserved recognition
of his loyalty to the pre-eminent
degree of Odd Fellowship. We
extend congratulations"
Gen. Ritter lives in San Francisco
and his Office is the highest of the
Patriarchs Militant branch of Odd
Fellowship in the world
This recognition of Mr.. Cutting is
an honor that he can we'll feel proud
of. He has in the past held the high
est office of Oddfellowship in Iowa,
having been grand master of the
state. For the past two years he
has been grand representative of the
state of Iowa to the sovereign grand
lodge of the world. A year ago last
fall he was grand representative to
the meeting hello in San Francisco
and last fall he attended in a similar
capacity the meeting at Chattanoo-
ga, Tenn. His many friends in De-
corah and throughout the state join
in extending congratulations to him
on his recent appointment.
-O--
Try Our Want Column
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-01-10
Didn't Hurt the Pigs.

The following brief and pointed
IHalosyNe appeared in Punch
,Visitor-"My good man, you keep
your pigs much too near the house."
Cctager-"That's just what the docz
tor said mum. But | don't see how
it's agoin' to hurt EN-,
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-01-10
ATTY. CUTTING HONORED.
Well Known DEBORAH Attorney APP
pointed Aide on staff of Com
mander Patriarchs Mill
tant Army.

Atty. E. w. Cutting of this city has
just received more honors in the
world of OddfellOwship, a lodge in
which he has been a prominent fig
ure for many years. The following
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-01-10
CONGREGATIONAL Church.

Subject next Sabbath morning,
Awake, Awake, Sleepers at Noon
day, and in the evening, "The
Blessedness of Peace as Revealed in
the Present Horrors of War" Music
by the Quartette in the evening and
a solo by Miss Jennie Edmonds.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-01-10
Takes Position at S. Larsen's.

Len Larson has taken a position
in the clothing store of his uncle S.
Larsen. Len is a good clerk, knows
the business and will make a valu-
able assistant in the store.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-01-10

Should the Fire Alarm sound
tonight is your property protected
against Fire? If not call up go Red
and have VIII Abbey write your in
surance. Sid
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-01-10

A preachers life would be aw-
fully tame if it wasn't for weddings.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-01-10

Try. Our Want Column.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-01-10

You see it is our custom to start in
each season with bright, new goods.
We have some of our fall and winter
stock still on hand, and we must dispose
of them for spring.
The facts are these: we could make
money by holding these goods over un
til next year; the prices of woolens are
advancing.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-01-10

But 1t is against our policy, and
besides, we would rather give you
chance to make this money Our pro-
lit will come in the new friends we
make, and from the extra benefits we
bring our customers
Sizes, styles and patterns for
every man. Come in early and get
yours.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-03-03
MURDERED
WOMANS SON
Calls Upon His Country To
Preserve Its Sef-Respect
Ready to Fight.

Washington, Feb. 2S.-President
Wilson has received the following
cablegram from Austin Y. Hoy,
whose mother and sister were lost
when the Laconia was torpedoed
without warning by a German sub.
marine:
81 am an American citizen repre-,
senting the Sullivan Machinery Com,
pany, of Chicago, living abroad moi
as an expatriate but for the promotion
of American trade. love the flag,
believing in its significance. My be,
loved mother and sister, passengers
on the LacOnia, have been foully muir
dered on the high seas.
Gas an American citizen outraged
and as such fully within my rights a.
an American son and brother be
reaved, call upon my government t.
preserve its citizens self respect anC
save others of my countrymon from
such deep grief as now feel. an
of military age, able 10 fight If my
country can use me against these
brutal assassinS | ar at its call.
IF it stultifes my manhood anC
my Nations by remaining passive
under outrage, shall seek a man.
chance under another flag.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-03-03
PROPOSED AN ALLIANCE
With MEXICO AND JAPAN
Proposes to Help Mexico RecOnquer Texas New Mexc1,
and Arizona While Processing Good viii
For This Country.

Washington, Mar. 2.-The Asso-
ciated Press is enabled to reveal that
Germany, in planning unrestricted
submarine warfare and counting its
consequences, proposed an alliance
with Mexico and Japan to make war
upon the United States, if this country
should not remain neutral.
Japan, through Mexican machina-
ton, was to be urged to abandon her
allies and join in an attack upon the
United States.
Mexico, for her reward, was to re-
ceive general financial support from
Germany, reconquer Texas, New
Mexico and Arizona, her lost pro-
vinces, and share in the victorious
peace terms the Germans contem-
plated.
Details were left to the German
minister, Won Eckhardt, in Mexico
City, who, by instructions signed by
German Foreign Minister thinner
man, at Berlin, January 10, 1917, was
directed to propose an alliance with
Mexico to General Carranza and to
suggest that Mexico seek to bring
Japan into the plot.
These instructions were transmitted
to Won Eckhardt through Count vor
Bernstorf, former German ambassa
dor here, now on his way home under
safe conduct obtained from his enc.
mics by the country against which he
was plotting war.
Germany pictured to Mexico, by
broad limitations, that England and
the entente allies would be defeated
and Germany and her allies triumph
ant in world domination by means of
the instrument of unrestricted sub