Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-07-05
Mr.. KAISER

Mr.. KAISER
so much for our first great
war loan. And if the kaiser thinks
this establishes the limit to
. what we intend to do" the Hous-
ton Chronicle would like to tell
lhim how much mistaken he is.
And the Texas paper. moved TO
patriotic fervor by the success of
the loan, wonders whether the
imperial German government
really knows America
Does Germany know how the
thirteen colonies fought England
to standstill, despite their lack
Of credit and despite the fact that
they had to deport 100000 Tor
lies?
Does Germany know how the
Alamo was paid for at San ia
lcinto?
Does Germany know how Dew
| ey sailed into Manila Bayo
Does Germany know with what
ease Cerveras fleet was wiped OUT
at Santiago?
Does Germany know that we
can count dollars just as long as
she can count marks?
Does Germany know that we
can cast cannons faster than she
can, and shoot them straighter?
Does Germany know that right
now our navy matches hers ship
for ship and gun for gun, while
practice and tradition make it SUI
perior in every other quality?
Does Germany know that we
have been hardened to horror bv
Kansas tornadoes, California
earthquakes and Galveston
storms?
This liberty loan is only a
marker. We have only begun to
fight.
The Brown garage reports the
following sales: George Beebee
of Modale, a Buick Six; George
Deakins of Magnolia, Chevrolet:
A. w. Gallauher of Beebeefown.
Overland Six; Pat Fitzsimmons. a
Ford, and j. w. Clark, Ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Woodbury.
entertained as their guests over
Sunday Mrs. M. F. Stewart and
children of Council Bluffs.
DR.. and Mrs. Rex Martin drove
down from Onawa yesterday
morning to spend the day at the
b. S. Haldeman home. They were
accompanied home by Miss Hazel
Haldeman and Harry Drain, who
later returned to the Valley on the
10 O'Clock train.
Harold Haight came down from
Onawa yesterday to join his wife
and spend the day at the Harvey
Cox home north of town. Mrs.
Haight returned home with him
last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Hanson and
Arthur Hanson left this morning
for Milford, Ia, to spend the
Fourth with relatives.
Robt. II. Harris arrived this
afternoon for several days visit
with relatives and friends, after
which he will go to Atlantic for
a visit.
Sheriff Myers and Messrs. Cof-
fee and Case were down from Lo
gan today trying to discover
something of the strange disap-
pearance of Evangelist Peyton.
who was holding meetings at the
Christian church in that city and
suddenly came up missing. Yes
terday was the last seen of him.
Rev. B. F. Butler of Loveland.
who has been very ill, will be talk
EN- to hospital in Council Bluffs
this evening for treatment. His
son from Salt Lake City, ticket
agent on the Union Pacific. has
arrived to visit him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Judge and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Higgins will
spend the Fourth in Chicago with
Francis McDermott.
Arthur Ramsey is laying off
from the machine shops for
few days on account of having
received deep decorations i'm his
right hand last Saturday when
he accidentally broke window
at the shops while trying to close
it.
Miss Hazel Johnson has accent
ed position as clerk at the Louis
Moskovitz & Go. department store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Alexander
and children from Chicago are
here for an extended visit with
the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. D. Alexander, and other
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winn Burbank
are spending few days with Mrs.
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