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The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1917-02-24

All that in the past was sad
should be forgotten, buried deep,
And only what was bright and good
Should in our remembrance keep.
ooppoWINc .lEwEIRY.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1917-02-24

1r... r,arranza is the fav0rite niece
:. M n!ss' IsrlaI Carranza Of Mexico.
Mis- Carranza Is vis'r 60 r rs tvpe.
me = = n AM she lives at the pal
s Mnes lu r. the the president
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-07-04
TEMPERANCE NOTES
ar fsef Sssasrgts w-s-aaa's Tr-.>-
'aASa .e1asl-$ss aa~gs Isss1ny
t9l,sl1iTicH ~ ASSET.

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"'a' i''f s1as>'r trss'5r ,,syE a ezsf:,sgs,
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si's'''s.b 's rsa@fi5. tsuxist 20 k;sss% .ss
~ 's.-'tii -oss is aa S si ns.zs s.ss q sssgdg
ny "h2t' L4isss~ s.-tii ssry gsssx gsn
s'fs"., iazstflsTi '..ss.-. ssdx sss;s,fa..- =.
l@jE 10 is's%s illas sser isf-~sas. ts xs,s,s J..
s1t, tass. Es1Fs a. = = .,tsey ss4s,l. ~ ssgf
ay d .'eite Isl. tz:. of tie n.sss.,,
:. '-Ea Mo Mas + That eafss~ II, ts,n
'f's.'s afa. a@.T@4 tbs s.sa&tten Il, ,s.a.
s>sa5 a@% t!4 T.: Hasi st.4-.. a.aY.
s+s}, -.SiiJ'S---'' ~ sse4t .4as- 81. txt...x
f''- |tit:1 go >,:4r..s 8 II e.y. asss
p'> I'll. sa.d -4tta' ~ ,isry rra r.,
lis Ill, H.s.4.sgt tlse s.c-s. u. gg,ss.,.-, q, y
h4.'l Il. !t%3. =. fs- !i..a.l .l.t.. a sss~sstpy
Aisets NJ Aayt'- ;..i c;asise o4; ....ss 60. Il
f9'.4i ai'il!f4s; i.a' ga ss..s-g.t. - "a
t-.'s Ei.Aa k2v Wt- e~~4i.i s-a4 ats.- ss.y
t,1is"g1 he ss-:h,4.. IN Il ,ass<f : !.
i:'' aIr- si-,,.t.l ta35T y uuI. tst.s f.,
Il .~'. 2s@ 3rl!.sa,e. & .-5ps tls r..y
fe~t1fe.4i... ;. sy4a Hi,p feta~x r.a
H. = t.-a:Eic 14,v1t.>-a3 Ills ..s4. -
e. nj. &s-a-e G3.i A.s t.4.!e.a H..
~! 1a.1%''' e. su+.G.;sa42$ In IL wer!ss~--
My Harris ..--aor.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-07-04

There d.cd the u.L.r dty "a
~" iora uic Oliver II nlyna.
vino at the N.tn OF l..a death ..a d
Stiudart st.l hu'i.a.s valued a.
$40, tAso. A>p ar. other va, N,ai.i,.
n. was one o. the great ..M..i
"Can eont>cators OF tie .s.uta.
resources os wealth, the peoples >
natural heritage. and Ie...l :r,O,
nta from the ela.s,.s upon this
Aoldln. 10 lay up aa i brorua!
And uususs fortune for A..ua-l,,
and has heirs ai.vr n.a, The
aHasess bavr con.e 10 recognize
ule injustice OF ihls system y.
pubic robbery, bat At. !lelpirAs
1foM the fat tAa: ihn Laws and
Govcrnn pnwer arc set on
1he sid. q! tho rpnh,r aud ur,
an tho SIDE oi j3s.'c.. In u q
urnscue mulpent uf -trat nA...c.
~ irla' and L anger tija Wy opens
10 ihs l.upI. II uumuul u res;i.
,An OF thi. wrei;h tn tho ,ruu,e
Tor tsa lat!u4 u Nreat utne ryency.
Az Iis pton.u now Ia turn be-
couic the cou iiscator and rttu, II
10 themselves the heritage oil
which they haya robbed, add the
burden OF livelihood aud comtcrt
fort will Lo forever hghiuned Ia /
them. Get the great American |
ccuhscato,s, .heir stealinrs
would pay onr war bill
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-07-04

Tue b!tum!nous coal mine op.
orator, As the resul. OF confer
once with officials OF the govern
msnt last week. agreed to re-
doce the price o. coa! !ru;a 81 "a
81 per ian. the new prices be.
comm: effective on Jo,y lst. BY
this act ts.s operators have con.
victed themselves of oueof IN,
i,aost stupeadous aud outrageous
roooeries nf the consumer ever
psrpe,ratcd In this !aad Of h.
cer.ed commercial band.,,y.
II the price cut Was tie affect If
threat from the govcrnmen,
% check further stealing by s,he
operators by seizing the coal
ainss. under federal power in
faa interest Of national safety
nd welfare, which was shout
- ou'y tLtny Ly which the
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-07-04
witch 1erroriled English
Villages Only Few Years kec

IN village III the Souih ct f,r ~tar "a
there lived. up 10 Yer, tea wars ,~,,
q" ''" ""ii"n al tpp>% rrutaet. Mt4
bore the reputation cf being n n!,.N.
"Nt bHa very ntN!ase,,.,.a g.nn..s,,s
nhp @As always Ia trsui.sie bat ,aa.x,,
evidence was oft,n ~ s;ruux as ,.ss.
sio't against hip. b. wAs ,..... con
sft't'l q, seslss vii, hs ,.s,,sie never
Are. She also had ,a,s power q. warn.
!ng the said .ad az any ,ianr,-
Wherever he Nigh, be- - ,aiyNns he-
sti>I ui"'n the .rouas'. Tag4. ~sen
s"'trs| s,a.es s:.a hlti,..u4s r.e7, rays,
sesensiy ST, ai'slt darn. the ag-s
AinIhs of one winter, tie Old wx.r..a,,
they sa!.! !nvarla,ly c.,a;rls..t Il,
warn him In time ;, thai h.. .-s
"r'er caught Sna.s.t:s,es She ,,,rss,,l
hm .n,a .i:,uA kA.s. Nc are told.
Resides ,hc usasi ,al.~s II "o-er,,,,s-
tnc, saa, are the che: attributes AZ
a Witch. this particular ono siss, asd
the I"wer of g~9uB!qg ia aaou cs,e
~ho a'sr..hd k.v 10 ID. Aa old wa,s..
an who was stp,N,>.Ni ~ have dis,
ssreetf with the ai'ca n sai,. n.sx.sr-
e'casissi hn.t.~'i e.; .a..,N ~ Ne a-s
s"ic. e.t."ye s..s u.s. s;s+l pcrtnissian
'o depart afsef a lons ii.aess When
The witch herself d.ei there WIS n
aere'a'l.sn tiaa, the Villa 80 faik In ,.,s
! i"fssn 10 h,s hs.a 10 ',gss aes atars
''"HAe'l STICK N,ss s,s, as her l,<IweTs
Sc'H .a.,.,'ssi T., ags,s l.een transmit.
ss1 ~ n'S.,ns as ,ha N,i,A sro;a aa,shrr
}" daughter fur + 'srg.t las hack, Th,.
1neh Was n ,rys real 'ssraS ,.s ,he
|i''Agr 'esS. ~h,a nnAty sseacwsi Il, her
~'~cr II et.l es.d II Mas ia an ag.S,.
ta.s tttssse Nhoee ~. ,n other ps,
"sA wtr~ the has, sni'erss!tioas lssss
.is Imaginable.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-07-04

pluudercrs could be forced to
let go. Tia. Eo9ernment officials
allow that they have stood by
and saw the consumer looted un
til they though. the rascals had
plusder .iough aud it was time
TO choke them OIL tor Z while.
Nothing is said about makius
The robbers disgorg,- their ILL.
gotten gains, This Is bue one
Instance Of tie universal robbery
the American consumer has been
sub icct.d to during the past
three years under the thin gui>c
that that t.,. war in Europe was
forcing up nric.s.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-07-04
Au!i>! ~ ADMINISTRATOR

AuH>! ~ ADMIAlslKAIpK
N"t'' ~ herty gwen, !tsl 'c,,sis
.! administration GU the e.ta., ct Wi.
liam r., boyer, dsrexsea, wore granted
I" the nn3tts,snsd oa the sah day q!
'une. ls'i by The i'tpt.ts Court q!
Washington County. .Iissau,i, Al,
ietsons having elaine skaiasi ssid
e'tA'e arc tequirud ~ c.h,at then, 10
IN" i'As allowance within az months
sitst tie date ot sald Is' telr, o. they
msy be prtt!atsd tspm any bsuent oi
such estate: aud II such claims l. not
eAhia.,ea w!.hsn ons year hon, the
dat g! he last insertion ti the publ.
cation VI th's y lice, ,aey sI.ii be
ienye. h,r'>a.
luis -. day ii juns, la!..
1tRRi Bass. Atmit.isAA,o..
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-07-04
Every County to Have
Csnaisg Deaonst,a,ions

X state wluc emergency can
lang campaign was opened b,
HE l. n!,ets!ty oi Missouri Col
l.se Of Agricui.a.a June .oti.
Twenty canning demonstrators
were placed In the i.e d UA ;ila,
date, /. was proposed that three
canLiGl demonstrations he held
n o2ch county !n ,;.a l;at4 WITH
! in tie three weeks iniluw.E!
Forty counties had a..e4dy ~.
Gaest..,i demonstrations ano
these counties were VISITED uu!-
inr the !irs' nee|t Forty NOR.
counties VII! Ua visited the first
we>-G il July. D1suuns,ra,!ohs
will oa he,., r. The icma.nit =
>ouHii:s tic s..ccnl. EsaA l.. tuly
Tarsa days Will be de,ot,i Is.
~aal! county. 4 canning demon.
styat.ul :or food CONSERVATION
~.Il he held each day. Follow
iog the demonstration a local
cosi.;,. ,.ee VA! te organized. One
com niitiec~ s....-a wi! br appoint:
cd !Io.n each township Ss.x WI
hold , flee during the rest nt tbs
year. The duties OF the local
com til !,iees VIII be, ]. To
farther food conservation in in
O., ~ -. cuunslrs; = 10 lcc,ivc
request. A. ,''.sr"ns'ra,jou>;
! To iuin.sh dcuailst..AA,,
lr0;u local wo,n~n un,.l st pM.,
3eney lood agent Is appo!nttr;
1. 10 a~y.s: and a,>,-, eu!,r,
."ucy !Oul se.i.s when She Is
sai~,. !. ted, ) To advertise IL
;"ec''n@s, u I. make arrange /
y.enis Ter local trans ,,o!tal.ou. /
T. To help ind,vilu.. wum,,,
" 'Ih CONSERVATION problems, =. /
10 IA.4..' activities ~ the Co! |
rge Of AHrlca,t~.A, " To re.
Ter people 10 The College Tor Il.
nature. 10 To confer with
i've t4uaty bsiaus. Con m!,,ee,
1fe.. I'D bua... all over The
''asu Lave si4n.ap! ihc!r wiling
'ess - help ia. mo,rmcai. In.
.ounly cuuncils ul defense are
'tt...y 60 operating with the
HI.|ert o! Agriculture in This
emergency canning wo,k. .!-s
.eli Hunger, president OF tho
taI VI. {, 4. l.. has voluntarily
'!cdscd ,.e support Of til. local ,
hapscts Ut that organization.
he local chapters win assist IN ,
nShiH0 arrangements, In fur. .
'sltns local transportation, and
n entertaining the demonstra,
ors. Farm bsrcaps aud county .
uper:n.endents are lurtheriuv 4
he work.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-07-04
Seminary Graduates
Fast Leave for War.

New Iuk.---on,y 20 of aS
. members If the graduating
t9ns< of CnIon Theological
. seminary were here at the c>,,u.
incnt'vusent To receive their
, diplomas. The others had Joined
the cators.
of the classes Of 1917 and ,
1918 of the seminary. IL saen
had gene rs chaplatns. ten to
,hr Y. n. 4. A. Acid service, six
10 f.at.shusy. either rs student ,
oficers or Ia 80 spiritual work.
Rsa four were In Europe with ,
Rev. nr. Thomas {. Hall.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-07-04
rtl, l. +.

s4.s,'it ere So. ii,sat. q ..,. Pa,
p! have the sssh 10 cri,r.a .a.,r le1al
s"littt inserted IL the i'u.A.. J>atnAi
t!1efs Il publication. trustee sA.rs.
s1rcu,nf', aud adm.risi.a.o,'e i,al.r,.
.nd tue l.ks ;1,"ls cu~.,r -: .->o.
instruct lL..e In eh-iee al ~ !, mat.
sers 10 have the pob!.>s.i1u n.aA, IL.
.hr lNusrsl
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-07-04
H4t..tl /.

80 ta;is! - :,.~ -. -. ~ -,a....-
sni,s ~-un. sss q! ...e :4ia. s,...u..ss Il
Nxsai~gtup t.anfs M, tr RI: 2 F.:
fVt"si. II sAs nlts :k.s.tl istfa<'.a -
hid ,..~st sx.3Fts.s oA i.+ .4s. f
May, tt.! a. 1T tsA, s;nle ts.e au y
"2s ta,nado sa+pi AL ..rst ">t -.
muca ioss Anl st2erbs s5tA.i. -,
oH'tsss, u .As 1seu. .d ,,,t ,'.- !. t,,...
p3ae :heti ~ late ,'str ns., tt
,t;i.- xs..;t l.. - frA--'t al
our l..a.s,s va, .lsss a..'t- t.1+..l3e .u
aIL ~. sua IA, tte iXs.istA.s,a
tbs c.Gusy ssEa,i vi c.4a' t~s.<sLi!sa
will es held ca The -. ana lab. IL,
caut ine.ion ~sta lie Asruy. :ss,..rr~t
MEETING, na'a,i 81. h. ,ea.t ,t! I,
AuIast ssth, t,eE's!s.s H.. IA .t =. el4r.
.p..GA! iai,i.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-07-04

What's become II the old.
fnshloacd man who used 10 taxa
his wife alopx to PICK out his
ciothsss
Some men forget that they
were eSvr young. and othcrs
siu'it ss<au tn rea..se tlat thsy
have Grn~a up
tssiaacc lensts enchan:msni to
the view. That's ,hr rcs ~na the
d"i'ar h~ Is ga,Es 10 ssi always
tok~ hlcgeF I. the naa ,asa u ,,.e
s'''sr be ssr~sisl, has ia has
packet,
Msst sng nian II ru~i can.
raisy "n a nshlaE ,ri,. exc~la the
fr''uw WIN always thtakS The
hsh Hrc llsiag better ~,saru here
els,
HnYrH~1-~~~-Vy-
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-07-04

In reply ia The !ron:aa Re.t-.
teFs charge of ,.10iv,!se part
ship. We WA sInply say tia, w
have ts.,oa our lessons IA that
aespec. largely lson .t3e e.:.o.ia.
columns us the Register itself.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-07-04

Heres EurraA tor :s,a Fnrt,l
81 July. ,he Star Span.,cd Dar-
ner an>! your l'nclc Samuel. nu1
may he always he ab'n to Iic1
anytsiuy h.. tackles. Confusion
IL tie i ais.r'
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-07-04

ehc ,.", ,n,!, +ait bay .,g~s ..ur.
s'h.i tA'<, !.hs .aiaH" .nt i@.S; VT. !
.s, ! "a i>.,.! .v, delivery II sslu
hnie At liy i.in,,
Johu -. long. Catfs. ~.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-07-04

Congress iS trying 20 shit MI
the Responsibilities cs the war
on M Wilson'S shnu! drrs. May
be toner:.ss thinks that this is
the ples,Aeut'a war.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-07-04

American troops have arrived
Il France and y tot II ore ar. 70
arrive later on. so the kni-.r
had better admit Nv; the jis is
up. lie can't lick t'ncl.t Sam.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-07-04

The st. Louis Globe n.noc
- true W 5ts masters. aud J..
- ut there witt. It's defense thu.
II ls ali right and reasonable for
tng fool ~. ship 10 England a.
e,e sold there for less ii.an p.
iia'e Ia pay tor tho same art!ci.
here At tu.ui.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-07-04

aisas s&7t sa.xgd WGta a asgantlsy
u >S's..-s'ssgs .esip, cay sad places. "a,
tie Fs~t o- "a . bI,SYSs at tlse .! i. ,sg
sa o2tta.ia@-i III s..sfsrs ~. s-as--g.,,a.s
sst"s.s ~ s@>h ri .stsas i, viii IL :
- s-ss-acasg - SscGss a. se :, GsYy OF
:s'T%s hris. Il Is kIs,s@n sh,sg The ,,ls-
tvsi isAes Il Atstt s.iis. ard - i..iss at
~ t-aias:sl A-slG N,'ls. as they xsre
s.sie>s Ia e:at2s .lsss. 6 ~ sac. the bird.
f'I ssssi sa>Seges tls sais With tts
L.s.ss xazta.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-07-04

the intrinsic latu,- ~ hGsnci
Of wheat iS easily .ruri about
the s.u,e .hp new ..pa: cru;a
comes Oh the market.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-07-04

Err'and m'1s. ha something
Cf & s,aeacf herself, since sha il
ho!a.tAs back txo ulsIinn Of her
soldiers from th. tiriug line.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-07-04
OUR FLAG.

la the s;orn..irg II III. Liberty
Loan Eoac hnt 'deseryius' De1a-
Ocrass Wii! hn p'!! an :.:s!!l
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-07-04
No. l.uS
ttfItIAi. STATEMENT
~ IL" '"s.' a t'n..::.ion g. t;.ss
BANK g: RMnNuUCS,

At hi' iaosHr, :s@t4!r II Ss.-~..9i,, ~ the
,i'.t Il sa!.:rs.s oh the 10Th ,iat .i
i"nr. NJ, lutli he4i in tie
F''tH.i j""tnai, \ nen@.at tsr prt.ted
an'l .z't',l.si.r7! II: i.s.4.-., state ot
Nls>>art, cn Tie }sn day u. July,
If@.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-07-04

Ah ca'e'si.tA-'t lu i,@ :. ash.
n" qua NJ! Ii: ",A sau VAT "A tea
s:oAael..' Nj t.s.> :la .fCaa.>s..
rs'lre: the Coz: I Ilsin. - ~ s:l
ins u" 10 g.: i,p s4.s ,tsa .tts ts,...
oar -. s.omA, Ia i, tioiae,t ,..
StS,ty.i.s Mit,,r.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-07-04

We are in favor of natioasl pre-.
hb..op, bu: rot in resting it us
an autoc.a,h: power on the Presi.
dnut
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-07-04

CLiastreE sre eeraIsseat aa1 leEscsl
Ia their tLlakiHs. u tosAisg sis<.
taete Jtsa refGassd q nsssneAc 30
Rad "ash i1g sesx ~ 50 4 reisilss
's.s.arssst she Eeser hsa ss~n Esse.s
ssi's WITH Ii sssa,ashs. snA sEosises
sss'nissr VI the taE1iiy said: -Ok, yea,
b. sfs" h 'st'>,sa tws yesss sso."
@lAa NJ :sissss The sssds'- hftis Hob-
hs' ss-eL~-;ssa.saaayoaks EswA
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-07-04

't"ca$,' N The consumption 81 s.sser
aad ss@sis tE atmAts sasrktsa hy an
i.'ttN!ser Ia Tho iosAat ssssstA fsa,s.--isr.
Mary ~tate", a sea4ste Estt.ss. ,ncgt>
=, authority, ~$c-~"
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-07-04
thsrt.f No. lU72.
OFFICIAL. sr...t.Mt.tT
oj tl.e f.aaIc.A! condition .! tie
BARK or POTO6l,

At fnt'si. stat: oi M:.ss,ri. II the
S!ns. III business on TIT ...uh ,,aA I'll
!a"". .si.. putli.i...i IL the
F","si J"i'sna!. II neasp.pef printed
And .,ib!IsEed u, fo.Dsi. S:a,o u
Missouri, Gil Tie 5th day .t Juiy,
49,.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-07-04

"T~ ,,aa ..aa T. s,sht IL make y fyxa
- Hss.1~e,. .'''1.ss.!s' > t.lae he rs .tsAsGS
II fsQ i.;.4sI G.s- & ii ,ysf.sse uut u. s..s. 80
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-07-04
HuAkaed and wife gn,lse,

Chester. fa.--Mrs, james u. Dau.
nelly led her husband to q naval ~.
crultlng station. After BE- AiSn~d ~
m = uascAialsl sAs salls,sd - q chief
Ioan,nA
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-07-04
~. !css
orfTitH srtlE ,inTr
Of tie t'n''.'sI csasi''i "a .. It..
IRCkpALE BALI.
NJ. 1885

n, iroLaals. .t...s II .,@-..lf.. II;
the ei..~ -. t,ut l34ss.44 sstt fss~ n .a4t
al ten~. i.l.. ft.,i,;IsS.ssa. A., t',,
fot"s, Jontnsi. = .~.e .h,.
printed sna rui,iish*1 ai t'4t4,f.
State II Missouri. nn ias s,l' .:sy
"f July, H;.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-07-04

STATE OF Missouri. County i Wash
ih.!,n, So: We. Ii. l.. White as
president, sLd !. T.. ti-s.!!e+, as eAs1-
i-r II sad bank. "sel. Gi rs. do so!-
k,rni. swear ,4,u; the ab~,c statement
~ true 10 su~ t.s: .: .l- knowledge
and :.Iivi
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-09-05

them and mail free Of cost. 1t will pay
any one to visit this great store if
they ever go to Chicago.
Wednesday we all went to the
Municipal Pier. which was built last
year. 1t extends out in the lake one
mile. it is 5000 feet long, 1872 feet
vide. il consists of two freight docks,
floor 100 feet wide, 2,340 feet long;
over each freight deck is another
story, the passenger deck, this IS
fire proof structure sc feet wide with
a concrete resting on steel arches; on
each SIDE OF he building are plat
forms which adjoin the roadway and
will carry the street car out on the
Pier. the east end of the Pier is $50
feet long, is used for recreation pur-
poses, that part also containing a
restaurant AID dance hall. We then
took the boat from there and went
across the lake to Jackson Park.
There a few of the buildings left from
the worlds fair We also had long
ride on the elevated street cars. In
! the evening we went to the White
City and took that in. Friday the
oath, left for La Grange to visit my
cousin. 1t is a suburban town of TO-
900 and a beautiful little city. AL
very wealthy people reside there,
some millionaires; also the residences
are all beautiful, only saw few COM
mon ones. The streets are fine. We
were out auto riding the most of the
time, as Mrs. Orange runs her own
car. We drove into the city one day.
! Six of us ladies took in Lincoln Park
which is very beautiful place. Had
dinner and returned home, all taking
in the movies. We all had fine time.
We were out riding one afternoon,
and visited several towns, all very
pretty places and kept up in fine
shape, we also saw million dollar
bungalow, which was some place. The
| lady that owns it is a daughter Of A.
NJ Ferry, the seed man. Thursday
Mrs. Kuntz and Mrs. Bertossa were
out to spend the day, came for lunch
con. Mrs Orange took us all for a
long ride. We took the train at River
side into Chicago, reaching home
about dark. In the evening we went
up town for our last time, as Friday
We rested as we left that night for
home, arriving here Saturday fore
noon.
Mrs. Augusta Brakeman.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-09-05
Iowa Has Youngest Solder.

Iowa has the distinction of giving
the youngest member of the regular
army now in France. His name is
Claude w. Tack, / ) years of age, old
est son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Tack,
of Greene, Iowa. Private Tack enlist
ed at Charles City Ia, in Co. B.,
Eighteenth Infantry, April u, 1917,
and saw a month and a half of army
life at st. Louis, Mo-, Douglas, Ariz.,
and New York City, before sailing for
France, June IA. He sailed in the ship
Finland, along with 1900 other
troops and 200 Red Cross nurses.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-09-05
Court House Wedding,

No, it wasn't any of the court house
employees. 1t was Mr.. Charles E.
Shroyer and Miss Inez Fayette Lane
both of LaPorte City The scene was
in the office of Clerk d. c. Hood. The
time was Saturday forenoon The GER
emory was performed by Judge John
Barclay. The guests included rela-
tives of the young couple and most of
the county Office orce.-Indepen-
dence B.-J.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-09-05
wireless station on iowa Farm Part
of German Spy system.


Carroll, Sept. 3.-The Carroll Her.
aid in Mondays issue of that paper
makes a somewhat startling. revela-
ton of the finding of wireless sta
tiol near Carroll. The paper says
The writer is in possession of some
things that would startle people who
believe that We are in no danger Of
plots and conspiracies, such as are
reported from distant parts of the
country. The fact is that we are con-
fronted with the same conditions that
exist all over the land in these STIR
ring times of war. The following
story comes from a source that is alb.
solutely unquestionable and was re-
lated to the writer in connection with
others of like nature.
Late il June a wireless station was
discovered in a grove Cn farm COM
munity not $50 miles from Carroll.
The aerial and foundations were built
of good material and splendidly
equipped. Ostensibly. it was owned
by a 19-vear-old boy, son of the farm
err on whose ground it stood. The
only detached persons in the neigh
borhood were two farm hands. One
day government agents descended up
on the wireless and took possession.
Inside were found dispatches from
Mexico. California, Cuba and other
remote points. One message was
from the English channel telling or
a U-boat victory"
The two farm hands were found to
be expert operators, presumably rep
resenting the German government. 1t
was found that they had run heavy
bills at nearby telephone stations in
sending out grain quotations There
is a Zine Of elevators along the main
railroad owned mostly by foreign cap
italsts not friendly to us now and
these farm hands" were working in
conspiracy with other grain deal
ers." Information received by wire
less was sent away by cipher, grain
quotations being used in the code.
These grain quotations" were sent to
Omaha, Denver, Chicago, New York
San Francisco, thenceto Spain and
elsewhere, it is assumed. Many
readers of the Herald know the spot
where the wireless was located and
would be startled to know that the
German spy system has been operat-
ed so near their home.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-09-05
Chances Are Fifty-Fifty.

with three more weeks Of warm
weather l will have the biggest corn
crop | have ever raised" G. H. F.
Schultz said while in McGregor the
other day. Mr.. Schultz has farmed
about ten miles west of McGregor for
over fifty years. He has a thousand
acres of land Three hundred acres of
it are in corn this year-Waukon
Democrat.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-09-05
Tomatoes viii be Cheap This seaso,

A trip into the country indicates
there is at least one vegetable which
will sell during the remainder of the
present fall at about what it has sold
at in other years of the past. That is
the tomato. Everywhere the vines
are loaded with the finest kind Of to-
matoes, which are just beginning to
ripen in proper manner. Offerings
have been made on the market as low
as seventy-five and even fifty cents per
bushel and the prospects are that the
price will 60 even lower in the next
few days or weeks.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-09-05
Appeal to Users of Coal to Save Much

Washington, Sept. 3.--A1 appea!
to coal users to endeaVor to reduce
consumption as a war time measure
was issued today by the Chamber OF
Commerce of the United States thru
its committee which is cooperating
with the Council of National Defense
To-day coal is sinew Of war"
says the appeal, "and he who unneces-
sarily reduces the cou1try's available
stock of coal may curtail the national
energy in the great industrial con-
fiict."
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-09-05
Card of Thanks.

We wish to thank an the kind
neighbors and friends for their SYM
pathy, assistance and beautiful floral
offerings during the sickness, death
and burial of our little sou Harley.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. e. Wicks.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-09-05
We Guarantee All Wool

satisfaction in our clothes. We buy no
inferior goods-no matter what hap
pens-the fact is when you buy here
YOU are absolutely certain of better
goods for less money. A good many
unreliable goods are on the market
hut we wouldn't buy them nor sell
them.
BEARS.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-09-05
Fine Suits.

Absolutely correct il style and fit,
all the very latest models-the new
Trench suit-the Better suit, the new
double-breasted sack, as well as all
the regular staple models.
BEARS.