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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-09-08

A COMMITTEES was appointed to ex-
tend aid and encouragement to new
Russia. 1t is composed Of Mr.. Com
5pers, Frank p. Walsh, John Spargo,
former member of the executive com
mittee OF the Socialist party, and Jas.
Duncan and Charles Edward Russell,
the latter two members of the Amer
lean mission to Russia
II am unable to say now whether
Mr. ompers.I
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-02
IiIASiS DE F.ANT0MiS

HiIiNiS DE FANT0MiS
q ~ rcntal0s tOmn7 .
IL gcl,iu del CriIncn.
Horrible uSlraiagcma. :,
JIvr contra FantOimaS. " =
La hUClla del nIcrIo. % &.
r. d~Oru!nenln nlirn"rO t.. =
~ dlamiliic del Rey. ,
IL dBOGddu nlSterID>O.
RI nIi.p dcsaJarcCidO.
III ahOrCaiO Ic. I.Ondres.
Mi>lcrIDSi> IcCiiyr!dS.
Caddy"r que haDld.
Ii nlIcrbj Due inata.
~ dg~IiC >ccIciC.
? : PTiSiJurTu Gr antUTnds.
DCstrrEa mliIil.
H. puliIuntr apache.
Vida per vida.
A~NENIriiAS HE BUFFALO ELL.
CA 40 ccntalUs rada tomOJ.
II prGflnadGr de tumbas.
ia EGClIe Gc Carnival.
IL m>llnt" q" una vibOra.
II mI>tcrin dc las OChO ddgas.
r'>ca aifIrll.
lijr icrrOrlI!CO.
IN tDntu dcrid >IadO li>lO.
II carIquc negro.
~ pru>rTIpiu he Ia montana.
tn piano amciralladora-
Los bcduInOS rUjoS.
FL COInplot del JucG.
Ill ceIatua parlantr.
Daniel cl Oso Y FL Oso ILan.
l. !nZadOS al dbI>nO.
LinChamlcntp fraCdSadO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-02
EDICiONEs DE LJJ0

TodoS los yastos de en,io on por cuenta nuedra)
.Haganse los pedidos aeon panados de SUI importe a
IGNACIO E LOZANO.
6O7 Dolorosa St. Dan Antonio, iezas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-02

(paSa d Ia "a. Col. 2a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-02

III suI H. 80 AEfNN
iiaccr frente al enemigO.
DE entonce> AGA, los alemaneS
han obtenido muchOs triunfOS en- ell
Este. en- las batallaS rampaleS, en-
.iondc .iucga muchu papel la artliLG-
ria contra maSaS de SO.dadOS que
no So escudan Ell 0traS defenSaS que
la naluraIrs. prrU, Ell el frcnte
frances. dcSde %entOnceS AGA, 10 a
delantas " en- cambiO pierden de dla
en- dia, tcrrCno palmO a paImo. Ell
al.unos lugarcs, Kilometres d klIO-
metros: en- oLros. dciandO siemprc re
-ueruS de hpridos Y mOntalaS de
murrtU> Y NUDES dc prisIOnCrOS.
TOdaS suS acOmetldaS mas famO-
SaS Sc estrellarOn no obStante su
preparation y anuncio dc victoria,
contra la muralla inquebrantaDlc
que formaban los pechoS franceseS.
V un palmO que retrOcedlcr0n Y OtrO
que no lOgraron a~yanZar, cOmpleta-
ron 81 dcrrOta.
Nrrdun. la piedra de Iolue he ia
pnriria Y de- la rcsiStencia f~ranccSa,
Srri Ia picdra fundamental del iriun
10 H." los aliados. ALI. dond" t0mcn-
81 la DHtalIa ron un tr.unfo aIeman
aparrnDr y duranir $cl> mcsrS de
continue rOmbatir. rnn lnagOtaDIcs
rr<rrvas Y artIlrria InnumcraDIc,
para fracasar ante la plaza y dOndc
III la actualidad. los framrc.cS de-
murStrau al mundu. la rra-lIidad dc
tOdas las nSpcranZaS grrmanas, ila-
rirmdu rrtroc"dcr al encmigO, que
tuyo mr>c> para apcrcibir su defen-
II eli un solo dia. dc t]crrcnos I'll que
pardI6 milIarcs de hombrcs y mucho
ia.cmpu pur runqui>tar.
:: :. :.
Uuo de- los factories de-! jriunfo
frances Ell Nrrduu. oulonrcS y aho-
ra. 10 cS Ell general Man=In. de- que
I'M .iiario aIrman lilo al romirmHo
,r la guerra. Juc solo era sUIdado
para pr!rar ron los irab"> y los mo-
ro>. hacienda alutidu a >u> rampa-
ia> rn eli Africa rraurr>a, ftci tcda-
Ma Il ia DanIrra DriroIor.
Rrriru.n r>ta aIIu la iona de-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-02

CPasa a Ia Sd. Col. 2a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-02
ElELlLTECN pE INDrsTKIAs LuCRNTIvA:

Ga - crnlayOS Cada TUnIOl
Cria Dc GdilinaS.
uanddU Lamar.
Caball0s de- Car.a.
IHdustria AlgOdoncra.
GIISanCS dc Soda.
Nica> i.eChcrds. .
Industrial hfarera.
I.Ibdllu> de Lujr. %.
luuu>trIa Ninaicra.
industrial N2llcarcra.
LIS Flores y >uS Perfumes.
Exploitation dc la patatd.
Cria dc CabraS.
Cria Dc EcrhJS.
~ h'aIrdG.
CTia dc l'alOInds.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-02
LISTA SUPPLEMENTARY DE LIBROS EN- ESPANOL
De venta en- la
LIBERIA DE IGN 70 E. LOZANO
0BRAS DE GRANDEs AUToPES
pAGINA SfETE

! i ERrrdd. pur NIrrillu Maron. > ne
"a DIVnia L"lnrdra. lJr cl Dante. -. 10
NIrCya. rur Frd"rlrU MlSlral. -. In
EnIrrIEc>y> DE ~G"rvdntcs. -. 10
!idnlcl Y Romeo Y !uli"ld. Shakes
pFaft-.. 70. e. . =. -. e. 500 l-p
il RarirrU d.. ~"vIlll Y Las BGda> nc Figaro
II iaral>U FcrdldU. de Million. >, ~
Ia nova tie iaIncrmDor,. por Walter
scott. - -. in
IL ijan.lulryn. lur TirsO de Molina. 10
RI HonanCerU Gel CtG. =. ., i.D
.H.iIU iaSta "I Ealibulo. q. i.f9
II AbUcIC de! IiCy, yUT Gabriel Miro 40
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-02

'&Iaudo "-'a,." Ia guerra. r>.'' IT,
uom"uo =" II" "~>inlan'n'" rn w.
io~ To- fr"nl"- i" oalaLla, en- jod'~
~ pai>r>. en- t"do- I"- n'Il-erant'a'
La atlas autoriiad",. los r"r"n"-
rjio, r-tratr-a-. Jos a~>onororor
tdriiro, 10 Ia paI. "nr"Hraron IN
la iin"a> de- iu"-" pr"o.omas III"
no ar"ptar"u Il r~r-oi\rr. ' en- III IRA
casa prrrcI"rOn. para todo-. Ell un
aDi>mo de- andnimo. a." lrlf"r"nria
\ dc dr~pr-u.
Grauria. mas Il ulu-uua utra ,ir
Ia. ua,fon.> DrIj.rran,r>. >upo mos
!r3r al munIn pntrro. uuc lo> ca
mino, IT., rrrt,rrari6n son IA base IL,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-02
CUENTO De HOY
Las dos carrozas
episode historico.)

nor condo:
M. de Pouchartrain sigue 10 mis-.
mo. Ese maldito reuma....
Como 10 han hallado?
De espaldaS en- ell colchon. Me
lanzo un b~astOrazo.
-Bien, brib6n. Toma diez fran
cos Y anda a bebIrtelos pronto. Lar
gol iOh! mis- picrnas. ..Creo que
vow a lanzarte los mismos bastOnazos
que Pouchartrain.
I'm captain pasaba. NJ. de Gle
mont Tonnerre lie pidi0 nuevas del
enemigo.
Los irgleses, senior coroncl, no
tienen rancho nj forrajes y esta no.
che o manana habran de pasar por
Dettingue O Affchassembourg, donde
han cometido Ia falta de dejarnos es
.ablecer puentcs.
-Bien. Ali los encontraremos.
FL condo lanz6 una exclamation.
Mis- p~iernas.. .Maldita gotta!
Una bora despues esperaha IA or
den del mariscal para partir al cam
20 de batalla, palido sobre la si!la de
montura. apretandose la picrna cor
la manO.
In momento, parecio caer. Puy
segur lie ofrecio la mano.
10 mejor seria que bajaras. lie
dijo.
Que! Mis- husares me pasarlan
nor encima!
Sc ov0 eli estrcpltO de una caro-
"a.
ii La carroza dc Ponchartrain! --
evcIam6 81 duque de Grammont.
So riercn.
-,Oui ideal
II do Porchartyain s~onrcia en- Ia
nortezuela. acariciando cl pomo dc
ma espada de 90.
I. carroza crul6 a an trote.
CIarnont Tonerre 10 seguia con
1~
.DiabIor-ori+6-es una idea.
-'D'"0'' ' ran
e'@p@ie''0
'PuIpa!es him mn,
r'ulo 81 n.NaJ- n.i
Tar al o'""uo 's'',
po' ~ 'oL "'''",
~ S'oe'
81 Nh 'U'0'' t.;u,d. 10
- @S"'"S l.. .,n.
" N rio C1orm-
~ .,,t;6 l.. carroza CO
r.O"' nm docona do 90.
"'"o ni.+oI., To traio-
'"'o ar,r+od,. 40 marf1 y
z..,
Fl narrn,ic nar.i6 do,fiI6 ante el
:;o -. sa1dado. anIaudieron.
.Ds1. .oLo.hio,
.Oordo ,,;is9 .DGrdp vais?-gri
MI ,.ocos
lin ruido dc mil bombas les renuso,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-02
EII.IbTLCt ~ILtSTRtDl riRi NINOS
"a III rrrlaiu> rada tOmU.)

"a I'll tfhllin> RAMA tOiliD.)
Ia cuurdr" NIrrlc. .
Ii rlrIi"li fs IN Irl">amu.
Fl Nl,.bp H""iltrcrp.
Maria I"L Marie GRO.
br,-a IT., fanrnbUr.o.
Id GallIHllI Y 81 pcIIIlu.
Dtu> cu TOda> %!'Irt"~.
~ IiHGlI>iT NalI"ui".
IT. Gana-rIllp a" Flores.
Frld0liE cl liUrn0.
IT Mar ' >u~ NI>lrTIOs.
Historic t,. La ~,rI"Iadc~ Humans.
Fi>l'a al ticanrc &c Io> Mics.
Ia GIIItILHri0u ! lu~ GramIr> Iuyrut0s.
III EnCHniu a." lbs Nilu>.
Las MarayillaS del ClC!O.
.Ay"nlTrr~ l"l F"i~rmu L"ulcjlld.
~ Cahalln Artificial.
L.! CdhrItd de- ORC.
AScUlurd~ Il" Ilu NiUfrdgp.
IL furO El'Ctrlrn.
La lpv"n y iirr1nu>a Nuvla.
FL CdularIiO dc l.igrima-.
IL MunGu dr ~ pcqu"iiu.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-02
i:IELloTrr, rsCoLhR EECnE,rIlA.

i.I;i.lUiIth E~tulhR REtliEA!NA
IL ~ ccniaIp> tOmOD
Los iiUrVp- dc raSrua.
La Nu,"n,irila.
lIlla. gunn"~n IL T~a@grnbOuWg.
a. NrtlIlla ~ r. NIrgrn.
Los lI".lEigu.. GrmrIU>.
I.r~ CuarrnI. ladrrno>.
II TUlli ~. N:er".
fl lT"iEuu e. l., NIrIud.
la Iurllr IT, Les Irunr>.
iyrrlUrl~ d,! Baron dc Ia Cdstalla.
FL Crr!"riiu.
NIruii>cn y NIruia>lIlu.
Per kuhlriu-u.
II Lrn.IHJr Gc Ia Ir>lIH>.
la t~rurTUDiI i;tIa.
IT. iirlHar Gr Ia l'Irlli.
u- ~"rrr>Hlir> IT, nm >d>lIC.
I'll ]i'rinrII" - G"ur|r-u.
RI Luyrn EfmllI'l".
t,IrrlU> dr i~crndnullIu. ~
Clcuin, L.iirIuilmIrlDs.
Ia Nu"ir liurIIa.
II liu>II.
H. ,uTIa &C. W. I'"y 1urrlU.
Ia T,.iua d- ~ ll"rIui=as.
II ImIt RIO Submarine.
pdrai~u e TCTtIriun.
~ NcIrIlu y IN l~'a>lpra.
los pTlI"lWr- LucIuiddn>.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-12-19
THE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT.
This Year Should be Full of Loving
and Giving Spirit.

With all Christendom fighting each
other, some people think there is no
room left for the Christmas message
of Peace on Earth. Yet there have
been wars in all ages, and the Christ
mas spirit has survived them all. The
present war is on a bigger scale than
any previous one, but there is no
more suffering. From all these con-
fiicts the world has emerged the
stronger. Wrongs and abuses have
been put an end to. 1t will be so this
time. So we can meet AROUND our
Christmas trees with hearts full of
hope for the eventual triumph of the
Christmas idea.
The Christmas message of peace
may be near realization. 1t must
dawn on the hearts of men after this
war, that some better way of settling
disputes can be formed. When the
nations that started this conflict
learn the truth, some Of the causes Of
war are going to be removed.
With all this burden of sorrow and
fear to carry, it will be hard for
some homes to have light hearted
Christmas But the human spirit ris-
es to emergencies, and those who
have given their boys to the country's
service have the inspiration of noble
sacrifice.
The Christmas of 1917 should be
full of the loving and giving spirit.
In so far as one makes other people
happy and relieves necessities or con-
fers blessings, he can the better for
get his own a2Xieties. For the chill
dren it will as usual, be the time OF
jolly frolic The sorrow and fear OF
the world do not touch them. They
will beat their drums and toss their
dolls as if the world were all care
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-12-19
The Unusual Significance of Christ.
mas.

The Unusual Significance of Christ
mas.
This year it doesn't look much like
a Peace on Earth" season to any
one this year and yet it doesn't take
much of a prophet to look ahead
and see America leading in estab-
fishing REAL WORLD PEACE.
Our allies have paved the way for
America to begin delivering telling
blows against tyranny and terror, AID
SOON those blows will hasten the
peace we are fighting for.
1t seems to Us that this Christ
mas season may very likely be the
last which will see war and blood
shed among nations.
Our Christmas wish therefore is
that we may all join hearts, hands
and pocketbooks to help America
win the war soon for democracy ard
permanent world peace.
INGVOLDSTAD LUMBER co.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-12-19
H. j. Fjelstul was over from
Ridgeway yesterday.

H. ]. Fjelstul was over from
Ridgeway yesterday.
Mike Courtney of Button,
went to Dubuque Monday.
Lieutenant e. P. Shea departed
Friday for Camp Dodge, where he
will be stationed.
Mrs. Steen Johnson went to
Ridgeway Monday for a few days
visit with friends.
Ed Stanford who has been en-
ployed at the Winneshiek hotel left
today for Chicago.
Mr.. Carl Ringdahl arrived yes
terday from Red Wing, Mimi, for
visit with friends.
Miss Nellie Rudy went to Mil
waukee Monday to visit her sister,
Miss Annabel Rudy.
*. /. Haugen left today for Min
neapolis where he will spend Christ
mas with his daughters.
Fred Baker returned to Ogema,
Mimi, Monday, having spent Sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F.. H.
Baker.
Mrs. c.. T. Dixon returned to
Minneapolis Monday after visit
here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Stortz.
Mr. and Mrs. F. II. Baker left
yesterday for Americas, Georgia to
spend the winter With their daughter,
Mrs. Kate Hawkins.
Miss Sarah Cummings is expect
ed home tomorrow from Cedar Falls
for the holidays with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. H. NJ. Cummings.
Miss Gale Torsen is, expected
home Friday from Stought College at
Menominee, Wis. for Christmas va
cation with her aunt, Miss Treat.
Misses Ardath Conrad and Ida
Moore are home from Chicago, where
they are studying nursing to spend
the holidays at their respective
homes.
Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Estrem con-
Guided their visit here at the home
of the formers grandmother, Mrs.
Halsten Nelson today and went to
Chicago.
Mrs. M. A. Shea and daughter,
Miss Bernadine will leave Thursday
for Glendive, Mont, Thursday, to
for Glendive, Mont, to spend the
winter with Mrs. H. r. Price.
Fred Baker, of Ogema, Mimi,
spent Sunday here with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Baker. Fred looks
fine and is doing we'll at Ogema. He
is il the business of buying and SELL
ing hay, and states that hay is sell
ing at SIS ton. Some price, we
must say.
We have some good bargains in
suits. serges AID fancy worsted, at
$40 and SIS. S. Larsen. 500
Some mighty fine box chocolates
for Christmas at Otto Ander-
sons. 500
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-12-19
Christian EndeayOr.

Topic Sunday, Dec. %, "Christia
Giving. Math 2-1 to u" The Spir
of Christmas:
Love come down at Christmas,
Love all lovely, love devine.
Love was born at Christmas,
Star and Angel gave the sign.
Worship we the Godhead?-
Love all lovely, love devi1e.
Worship we our Jesus?
But wherewith for sacred sign?
Love shall be our token,
Love be yours and love be mine
Love to God and to mankind
Love the universal sign.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-12-19
DEBORAH Chickens Win.

Supt. H. E. Miller sent some Of his
fine White Wyandottes to the Vino
ma, Mimi, poultry show last week
and just about cleaned up the show
by the sound of his winnings. He won
LIST and I'd hen, Sd and 4th pullet;
1st and Sd cockerel, 1st cock and 1st
pen, thus receiving a majority of the
winnings in the Wyandotte class. Mr..
Miller and Mr.. Bolson are sending
displays to the Charles City poultry
show this week.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-12-19
|, ". BRUNT AT BIG
COMMERCIAL MEETING

Continued from first page)
every way and their patriotism Is
commended, and they are doing ev-
erything they can to help the cause
of the United States.
Mr.. Clum of the Greater Iowa As
ISOLATION of Davenport spoke along
the same line setting as an instance
his ten year old son who was now be-
ing taught German Christmas song
in the public school at public expense.
ThinkSof it! American children being
taught Christmas songs in the Ger
man language at public expense. The
spirit of Christmas is certainly a
thing wholly incompatible with the
real Prussians as we now know them.
1t would be very interesting to
know of any patriotic work that any
of the teachers and professors of
German are doing in this country.
Mr.. Faxon Of Des Moines spoke
on the war work as 1t was being
done through the Red Cross, Y. Nj. G.
A. and other associations including
the Y. NJ. C. A.
The Commercial Clubs everywhere
are cooperating in the good road
movement.
Mr.. Clum of the Greater Iowa AS
ISOLATION and also Mr.. Rankin OF the
DUBUQUE Commercial Club assured
Mr.. Brunt that they would be glad at
all times to assist the work in Win
neshiek county whenever called upon.
Both of these gentlemen have visited
DEBORAH and are pretty we'll acquaint-
ed with conditions here,
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-12-19
DEBORAH Masons Elect Officers.

Great Lights lodge, No. Is, A. F.
& A. NJ, elected the following Off
GERS for the ensuing year:
w. NE. j. Parman.
S. WI. L. Urban.
j. W.-O. l.. Hamre.
Treas.--L. B. Whitney.
Sec.-Luther Reed.
King Solomon's chapter, No. 50, R
a. NJ, elected the following:
E. H. PIP. H. Schlatter.
K. K.-E. J. Parman
e. S.-Frank jewell
Treas.-R. f. B. Portman.
Sec.-FraIk Cratsenberg.
Beauseant COmniandery No. IL Il. Il.
CommaIder-Frank Jewell.
Gen.-A. LeytZe.
Capt. Gen.-W. w. Sanders.
S. W.-P. H. Schlatter.
]. W.-Dr. C. M. Campbell.
Prelate-Dr. H. H. Green.
Treas.-R. F. B. Portman.
Recorder. E. Cratsenberg.
Try Our Want Column.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-12-19
We Had an Order

from Chicago for four plush-lined
fur collar overcoats, which order we
filled promptly. 1t is quite a feather
in our cap when a Chicago merchant
sends to us for overcoats and pays
us the retail price. 1t simply goes to
show what great values we give our
customers. The fact is no matter
what you buy here it's worth the mo-
ney and more. BEAR >.
Cleanliness may be next to godl1-
ness but it takes a lot OF advertising
to sell soap nevertheless.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-12-19
w. B. Reed was a passenger for

w. B. Reed was passenger for
Chicago Monday night.
Miss Anna Schlitter/ is home
from Elkader for a visit with rela-
tives.
Mrs. j. A. Gregg concluded her
visit here and returned to st. Paul
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Weldon left
for Waterloo Monday where they
will reside.
Mrs. N. N. Quandahl and son
Robert of Mason City, spent Sunday
here with relatives.
Lieutenant w. B. Heller left for
Camp Dodge Thursday, after a short
visit with friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erickson left for
Britt, Iowa, Saturday for an extend
ed visit with relatives.
Mr.. T. Martinson went to Elm
hurst, ILL.,, Friday night, on a visit
to his sister, Mrs. o. Bake.
Mrs. J. B. Wist came home Fri
day from a visit in Minneapolis with
her daughter, Mrs. Trytten.
Miss Viola Void returned to ST.
Olaf, Iowa, Monday, after a visit
here at the l.. J. Nesheim home.
Mrs. j. Haatvedt returned to
Ridgeway yesterday after a few days
visit here with Mrs. c. Espeseth.
Thomas Fitzgerald returned to
Waterloo Friday, after visit here
with his sister, Mrs. Mike White.
Mrs. II. p Nicholson came over
from Ossian Saturday for a visit at
the home of Mrs. Herman Logsdon.
Mrs. Emma Rosendahl returned
to McGregor Friday after visit
here with her cousin, Nels Haugen.
Mrs. DR.. Bulls left yesterday for
McGregor to spend the winter with
her daughter, Mrs. Henry Reeves.
Mrs. j. S. Carroll concluded a
short visit here with Mrs. j. F. Ha-
berly and returned to CrescO yester-
day.
Mrs. Dan Schultz returned to
Hampton, Iowa Friday after a visit
here with her sister, Mrs. Bertha
Bender.
Mrs. j. L. Loberg returned to
Leland Iowa Friday after a visit
here with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
o. 1. Hagen.
o A. Schall the we'll known
piano repairer and tuner will visit
DEBORAH next week. Leave orders at
Dr., Woodwad's. Adv.
Anton Anderson returned to
New Salem, N. d. Saturday, having
been here to the funeral of his broth
err, T. Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cuneen are
here from Minneapolis on visit at
the home of the latter's father, Mr..
Joseph Rastetter.
Mrs. r. @. DeRemo concluded
her visit here with her daughter,
Mrs. Arnold Gilbertson and returned
to her home in Minneapolis Thurs
day.
Miss Nellie O'Brien came last
week from Chicago on account OF the
illness of her father Luke OBrien.
She will remain until after the holt
days.
Misses Ruth Swezey, Leila
Marsh, Catherine Moore and Flor
ence Marsh are home from Cedar
Falls TO the holidays at their vari-
Gus homes.
-Messrs. ]. w. Waters and S. E.
Brickner arrived home Friday from
Wausau. Wis, where they attended
a National Convention of the Ameri-
can Society of Equity.
Mrs. Eugene Rosenthal and
daughter, Miss Charlotte concluded
their visit here with her parents, Mt
and Mrs. Frank Adams and returned
to Oskaloosa Monday.
Fancy photo frames-new de-
signs are one of our many Gift Sug-
gestions. DEBORAH FURNITURE
co.
Lewis Olson and little son came
over from Calmar Monday on pusi'
ness and to visit relatives. Lewis now
runs between Calmar and Austin on
the Milwaukee. His many friends
here were pleased to see him.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-12-19
We Take Liberty Bonds.

Your liberty bonds are good here.
If you need a bill of goods, and have
a liberty bond you wish to turn in on
it we will take it.
Ingvoldstad e Co.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-12-19

1t is said that a gas mantle will
give much brighter light if it is
soaked in vinegar and hung up to dry
before being used.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-12-19

free. The best mood for all of us is
this simple faith of childhood, which
trusts the powers above to make all
we'll.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-12-19
Red Cross Booths

where you can buy your Red Cross
membership for 1918, or pay your
1918 dues, will be put UP at
WinneshiekrGoan State Bank.
Citizens Savings Bank.
Mott & Co.'S. M hS
X l. Haugen's.
Ben Bears.
You can have your name on the
Honor Roll of the american Red
Cross, Winneshiek Chapter. Annual
member $100. Subscribing member
$500, and "a fine magazine each
month. Let's make record for Win
neshiek.
LET'S ALL BE MEMBERS!
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-13

must have some justification, e. E."
They were sitting side by side on
the big desk. swinging their feet and
watching the glowing ashes Of effi-
cheney. with H. Hedges arm clasping
her shoulders, when an amazed excla-
nation startled them.
"What--in-blazes?" said a voice.
AS they turned abruptly, Billy
Brooke strobe into the room.
Hello. Bill" said Hedge easily,
when did you float imp
"Wha-what's this?"
Constance smiled at her brother and
linked an arm around one of II.
Hedges.
"Connie!" cried Billy.
why, what's wrong. Bill?" asked
the retired efficiency engineer. Didn't
you ever see anything like thls?"
And he kissed Constance.
Leave my sister alone!" growled
Billy menacingly, and this time he
plainly meant it.
II don't want him to-" said Con-
Continued on Sport Page
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-13
CHAPTER XIV.


"E. E." For tire Last limo.
II ALT an hour later Constance and
IL H. Hedge were gravely wonder
ing how they could ever explain 1t to
anybody. They could not even ex-
plain 1t to themselves.
There's absolutely no sense in IT,
she said.
Absolutely none." he agreed.
"Its impossible to give any good rea
son."
Impossible"
And yet-well. it's done"
That's the only explainable part OF
tits done. Nobody knows how; not
even US"
yet we've got to tell them. OF
course"
you bet we have! I'm going to tell
everybody. before you change your
mind"
mo fear. e. E." she said gravely.
II told you E. e. was dead-extinct.'
Nevertheless. I'm afraid TIL always
call you that-or H. Hedge. I'm sc
used to it Do you suppose father will
consent?"
Whats he got to say about IT." de-
manded the ex-efficiency man. II con-
sent. and that's enough. I'm your
guardian, you know I give my official
sanction"
But you're too late. my dear. You
resigned. And this-this happened
afterward"
Then reinstate myself long enough
to express my approval"
mo. you don'tl"' warned Con-
stance. e. E.. II you reinstate your
self for ~ much a. . solitary second
TIL break the engagement. don't
want to know any more efficiency men
Heavens! Wasn't one bad enough?"
Il guess ! was awful" he admitted
We'll. part Of the time." she said
judicially. you see. II admit you
were awful all the time never can
forgive myself for what I've done. !