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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-05-25
Mon friltcs til at ipprge: @pa
II Mel1inqen?

Won friltcs til at 1pgrge: &poo
CT Me1lingen?
5pr ct bonif @loo / Mmerifo life
gjengibe Sefsten al en- Sang, ionr
fi1oeS | neiten olle 0onlfe @ong-
bigger, foroi 2anorettcn >6lensborg,
@ommcrretten / Berlin og Notiti=
t%ororonil1ger bor forbuot Sen?
9i6en rraar er uNor6lp1et" BE-
bet inolen1met / preusiiif S1tris6if-
ton? Gibcn r1uar CT Set bIepet fon=
ltoteret, at tpife &ammerretter fan
forbnoe Optrpf al oanlfe 6unqe /
Mmerifo?
81 bar life for biolt, at Gpif=
lonos Magt ltrofte fig til ogioa 0er1=
ne She al Mtlonten; og bi bor al
orig for Jet, at ct 0onif SLAB / Slime
rita bar anerfjen6t set tpife Miges
&rop poa at %fontrollere 6orlf
5proa % oanif Song.
Set forefemmer %, at ugeorolp:
let" bar begaaet EN- Sobp1e of Nang,
og at 8laoet al Seripn til tit ege1
Henome bnrttglt m1ligt bpr oplp1t
lin 2aiefreoS ON, at set life itool
: Stat og Sfpl0 til Hrel1sien e1le1
BET tnife &ige.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-05-25
rietS Siu1 at lnurre mes en- bartao

N NE#I KS Eh
rietS Sin4 at lnl1rre nneo en- bartab
inppnerenbe Jurt.
Mton fit bebtoget Sc M Serlope,
Scr ltrof5 unbertegnebes; man be-
ltente Jig til at laoe Npp1epelt Mipt
bjcrnn1c og ienoe .Heribing til
|Jranfrig, % moi fnltlatte en-. joa=
folot Megiltreringsong, Sd e11bper
Wonb mcllem 81 % 80 9(ar gar1e
mel lfal mcl0c Zig porot til Gienel IL
rnocr 5tjcrnebonneret.
Set CT Gemte Sum- 49, Danmarfs
mi loa betD0lingSfitlbe @rluloloDs=
nuA Scr CT beltunt til at bore
ocn Sag, 81 Mlncrifas l1ngbom la
Scr liz inotcgne pao Sc militure
Monotals1iltcr; mango Sun6reoer
Danife, i116pon6ret fra Donmarf el=
Ter fpof berobre al banife 6orplore,
nil paa ben11e Dag floffeS ON Ma=
tioncns Some, ser binfer til Scamp
- life for 6G0relolloet, men for
9emofratiets Soc, 1aoleoeS Tom
NrGlioenten / fit itore &rigstale
ontpoeoe. Otter gnngie omerifanif
0pfattelie er Sc 6oreneoe @tater /
&ria for 6ribeoens, for Mennei fe=
rettigbeocrncs 5fpl6, og Sen 5. SUI
III oil oo / @iltorien fao ny 8etp6=
ming, ioet. sen Ell n61et til at blipe
Den Dog, 81 en- Nation bier fla til
&olnp for bis1e S6eolcr, ser 1pnes
at bore bleDet trnrnpet nn6er syp6c
pao DC enropGiife golpIaoj Ter. 6elb
ON Soeolcr muo1fe nof u16erti0en
bar bGi cntli9it @er6i finn Tom 81
hl1ioner, er Sc 10 ga oltib al en- laa=
Dan Beifaffenbe0, at Sc birfer 1om
Snlpirationens 2Dnl frift poo BLOB
rp0e 8ol1rere.
Mon bil 6o / Tremti6en nepne
Temte Sunni TOM en- ny omerifanlf
T%ribeosoag, ser foor Slang mes lel=
pclte Sjeroe Suli - og Donmorfs
Sribeos6ag bill me6 oobbelt @r1,n6
fl1u,e fcires un6er to Slug oberalt
blor6t 0onife / Mmerifa - oqloa
/ Mor.
Set CT % cn @lp6e at f%on1tatere,
at mon forifjellige 5te6er efter at
6obc 1pit Dor Mrtife! ON Stag
lpergsmaalet for fjorfen Sage 1ioen
6cilutte6e Jig ill., poa Troos al ti6=
ligere @e1temmel1er> at lace boooe
Stjernebanneret og Oonebrog poie
poo Sen Dog, Scr ierligt / Mor
foor Ell e~ien6ommelig &urofter 1om
hoooe olnerifonif og onnf Mprfe=
oog.,Sg set bill 80 % b6r -- gpIoe
MI mere ems nogen 5in6e:
~0onebrog og 6tjernebonner,
enes go6t S fon!"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-05-25
'WRCM~ ASS;;$:SoC!AH6W3
MEMBERSHIP LABEL a%
heMSSg5E al N a! 81 MSA&SSHm1

Mco ocune lt1cs llOlpb frotrG=
Ser Mco. 6. 9. 5tral1opolo i'm
Gtilling pco nrrpUrcnOe Sloo Tor
at opcr:oge Noiteu iou1 "NigDt Gltp
@nitor" nco set alnerifanlfc Gag
tIoo, ~@erolo", / @rono Sorts,
@ortb 9ofota.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-05-25

Entered at the Post Office at st. Paul, MIMI a.
second class mail-matter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-05-25

1dar 1tq1tc Sag grDe0e, bar DDcr1
ben1alct Mrf Nnpir brp11Dt.
Gn CONNER igjennem bure6e Dor
Sopl. Saa frteoe ,jeg til Mlpiloa,
bclt % bolbent glen1menoe mine 11ll=
&C Mur.
90 Nlpilba log rloturligpis Ell
ifingrcn0e Cater op.
@porcfter hi life mere elf pao
Morfer % / Sfobe &oano i Saan0.
Seller life 6ocere6e jeg @oetbes
yisoom for ben6e eller ubbrebte
mig / %bGrmcrilfe @emnrfninger
ON oen Yoeii Ser fr,nbe ligge / al
bprc el So brgle. Sum bar natur=
Lights lite 5por al poetiif onlagt,
eg11eoe fig life til at bele set, jeg
gop Set nclflinger10e @%eocrsnopn
umine Snteresier"!
Seq forogtcbe Mttpil6a bpbt; mel,
Sjertct Hog 'alligepel / ltormful1
Ioft, noor jeg MI og Ga pos1crcoe
benoe pao 2%unoebejen.N
5oo fpm ser Ell Sag, So pi life
loa Dinon0en mere. Mlpi16o blep i
fit 2onosbp, og jeg orog til Mfooc=
MET bbor lea 1f11l6e ohIpres / @Ino=
ifob.
!. Naur jog 1ioen~ font poo SSeric=
belgg til ben file baffeifiulti
2onosbp, re9nc0c jeg set for upper:
oiat at iperge ON Sen flnoo Ml.
btl6u.
Set hiloc og1oo hopc peret for
grbes. Sum bar rejlt ii! Mmerifa,
% lioen ga boboe ingen bprt fra
Denoc.
gn Sag for ct Nor g(or lioen loo
1e9 | ct Tpitefontor / Ell flor olnc=
r1ton1f Bp for ON nrnligt at finoc
en- Sjcnc1tepigc.
6lere blcn frenitillet for mig;
men e1ten Iti1le6e 6e for ltore 6or=
oringer | &etning al SEN @n11le ST.
bejoe, Sc bil6e gjere> cller Sc free
be6e 1terre Syn, ems jeg bar
5ton6 til at betale.
0miioer troo6te 6nltemonoen i1f
og prG1entere0e meb offobclt 5n1il
Ell fejenne 5fjpnbeo fpr mig: Sun
par Ell ~pcac1", foriifreoe ban mig.
Strittenoe Tjer hoje0e fra sat
ten, pg ON SalI et1 lun en- of 0isIe
brmoriitiife Helsfrober, iom bisie
5rner og Iieneitepiaer poa 5roog
at 5cmmerbcben p11Der at noItoffere
11g' me0. Stolen bar !i6t Iup1(i0t
for neben, en- enfelt Grebl bang
nco ODER Sc 1toget ifebe 6fobele;
i(iote Troaobunoifer l9gte forgppes
at 1fjltle itore Mrbejosben6ers $3.50
beo, % ct Hor life felt i%oignere6e
Slonoer falot ira Safct=sGrmer=
nc ne6 ooer @oonole6ocnc.
Mit fdrlte Sn0trnf bar fife, lon1
SCI temo1loen boboe ontpOct set, d.
&anoioate11 bar en- upencb", lnarere,
at BUN bar, hbo6 man / IigelaQ
niugtigt olnerifonlf glong fal0er
uchcnp".
SIM ip1rgte poo life |fcjlfrit CT
aclif, bboo jog full0e bctale pr.
Moane6.
Seq npbl1te 8elpbet. Q
9creftcr bi1oe BUN bone at bioe,
ON bun iful6e posie @ern og poblfe,
oN bpor mango @onge on Tiger,
bnl1 ifl1l0e no6ife Cub eller feie
meb Carpet ineeper".
Seq fortalte ber6e, bbo6 ser BEN
te6es al ben6e.
Elnolclia itrdg BUN en- @aortiobs
It'll Gt6e fra 8on6elt mes en- Sc titus,
1om jeg 1,bilfoorligt min0c0es, % /
famine 9ieblif forIto6 jeg, at set
bar Mlpiloa, jeg tolte mes - min
@arn6oms fogre Gretchen.
Ga jeg bob6e forbisiet mig ON,
at Set pirfelig bar be,16e> ~fortiottes
Samtale1 pao 0anif, lom BUN noe
item baboe CLIENT % BUN gat
Mig en- 8eretning on tit trite 2ib:
Sm 6aoerens Sollit pao Sen jpoife
@onoegaor0, bpor bun boboe pnoet
at fal6e fig u8roprietpr0otter", ON
ct %rnoerlig forfbaflet Omltrejfer1it
&jgbel1bapn, ON ll0pan6ring til
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-05-25
.Annrr tysk
~Jmrt8ntktiun?

Gn Snolenocr beocr Dor &ollego,
~%9sorolplet" / Seem Or~f, oftrpffe
oen o!mcnfjcnotc Song, u@lespig,
bort clifeoe pn ltri0te 2nn6"> % @la=
oct 1borer paa Mnmo6ningen meo
fplgenoe marfelige n6ta1e1le:
~9f fon ri oesbprre fife, So
Iefsten al 2an0retten / 5lensborg
CT blebet forbuot og 6erfor / @en=
.1olo til tpif Nolitifororo11ing> life
n1oo gjel1gipes. Iom1men er, blenet
1toofGltet al &o~1merretten / Ser
lin"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-05-25

Sitter ffiltes bore geie, og Mlpil-
% tog fig iammen: SUN Iagoe fig
efter at bprfe en- Dpgnbe, Ser bar
beroeS CODE &ierte bproig, ioet bun
The Detroit times., 1917-09-20
c1nn COPPER srocKS
FLORIDA MAN
ARRESTED HERE
AS A STACKER

Thomas Fred Crawford rs charged
with having fed from Florida 90
Detroit 20 escape Tie draft when
ordered 20 appear for physical OK
;riiir-r-r-ri- ttT7r r.
Jumped on train and came north
He was arrested here Few DAYS
av0 and rs now I'm cell Con the
county jail Thursday morning be-
was arraigned before J stanley
Hurd United States commissioner.
who issued a warrant for Crawford
Late Thursday DO VIII be- arrairncd
before Judge futile. In tho United
states district court when IL r. ex
nected a removal order WI be is-
sued authorizing his return to Flor
Via 90 stand trial
The Detroit times., 1917-09-20
u. S. OFFICERS
WIN WAR CROSS
French Decorate Americans In
Recognition of Courage
Under Fire
u U " PEoLER.


sian Correspordrut United Press
HEADQU ARTERS or THE
AMERICAN ARMY ~ FRANCE.
Sept 20 brig Gen George Duncan
ana Mai Campbell King. both Amer.
iCan army officers. we're awarded
tho French war cross today for
courage shown under extremely
heavy shell fire FRI the recent Yer
dUn offensive The Americans were
Observers with the French army
These are no frsf American on.
Cars IL -lI!llll4-.l.- i---- l-s+-- -.-z--
vice a the front COZ elsewhere to
receive decorations from any one
OF Che Allied powers
The Fronch award fo them raises
at once Tho question OF future en-
forcemeut of the American army
regulations forbIdIua American
soldiers to wear foreign decorations
MAJ Dame % today exhibited bits
war cross lcpt Iu hIs trunk and
likewise The helmet which DO wore
a- Veriuu Tho Tin bar was dent
ef where a fragment of shell had
STRUCK r
"If was hrcfts Dot up THERE" the
waior confessed fu tho United Press
earrespondent. bur wds certainly
surprised to receive Tho French
war rross
The Detroit times., 1917-09-20
WV NoRk rRonI or

NEW YORK sept Flour De
mand good firmly held Pork FIRM
meRs. ff7at so Lard Dull middle
dull centrifugal Q6 test So 700. MUS
covado. 50 test tGn2. refined duil.
cut loaf taa0 crushed s. IS pow
dercd ts25 US.65 ErRnulated fs2fW
$50 CONee Rio no ON spot.
$40 Tallow steady special t5c.
city. 1910 Hay strong prime so
(. 200i25. No. e. qbc0S1.06 clos
yer. SScQtli5 Dressed rruitry
Firm turkeys f0Re1c<@ 1frfckcne 2f
4 Ssc: fowls a3T2oCg HurKs 2007sc.
I.iv eponltrv Unsettled. geese. 7 &c..
ducka. 22T 76c fowls 20 q 2sc tur-
KEYS zoe. rrosters iNn iac, chicken.
broilcr4. 25727c Cheese Demand
good. state milk. common 20 specials
fa R2fc. skins. common 90 specials
6aIQtAC.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-20
Livestock
MICnGAN CnNTnAI sroOINN ARns

DETROIT. Sept 90 Cattle can
nors and cows steady. all others = c
90 Csc lower thai yestcIiay b. ~
heavy steers So no. best hnnd}
eel steers and heifers IS GS. 90 handy
HRht butchers. $,u 1856, light butch
ers ffi6S5 best COWS. 5 a0n y,
butcher COWS $3.50 n common cows.
heavy bulls. s72bQ bologna
bulls. S6.fo4gt stock bulls 5000
$50 feeders S. 50H SIS stockors.
s. SO 0Tcf mixers and spr'nEers.
- ar Ncpl calves pull sal
Roc lower hest grades. SIS 81 y Iat
tIn.r> fTnlt sheep and lar hs.
Iell best lambs Si00i1ea, fair
l,uhs x1626Hl6 light tn come
mon lambs .til SON 1919. fair tu gaHf
sheep. 500 q 10. cuils snd common
s. sous tN Hogs steady ffn rN-
trR $3.50, bulk ~ mixed ft.taf
lis u, ntns az
The Detroit times., 1917-09-20

CHICAGO sept. 90 Hogs Re-
crfnte 1000 mnrlsct slow g. g. 1Hr
u.s. so. good heavy. $4,000 rs $50.
rough heavy. fi7Ib0tf36 light
sl420uiSf1, pigs. tl25N1 5o Cate
tie. Receipts. $500. market steady
and feeders ts.aoutf.16 ca'vea
$40 l0uf6 sheep Receipts ono
market slow i0C t0 200 lower mae
tvc. ffW11 30, western. 50 o. . fos
fens
The Detroit times., 1917-09-20

last Bt- FFAIO- " -. sept 10
Cutflr- Receipts 5 900. market slow
prime steers $40 I6fh trh.r
grades $50 g25 COWS 81 5nf
calves Receipts. 800. market stead
cull 90 choice. t5W16.50. sheep and
lambs Receipts Z 600. wareet
steady choice lambs tiT0i5 % Gull
a. fitlr. 3 n1h.7h. yoarlinEs SIS
ia fn. sheep. f6uii.lb. H0gs tte-
cethts. 200 market 100 GOO HiAhcrr
Workers ffNNiSkt. pigs $3.50 mix
ed ffSa0uis heavy tign 1910.
rsughe 3tT0 1913 stays &1br 500.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-20

tLENTI AND. SEPT 20 ffoEs Re-
.riufs. IlHU. market FtrpnE lnr
higher. workers. $3.50. n Nef $3.50.
tur1iums $3.50 piss 81 81. ruuEhs
cftuts rs cars slow and weak SHrop
and lambs Receipts COTS steGdT.
tun tt125 Calves Ercriptt 200.
steudv top. SIS
The Detroit times., 1917-09-20

Detroit bank cleArtngs FOR sept 20.
inEs FOR 1912 w. taie are 3 qa6, 1875. %
$50 -. as against tf516.327. 34S5i for
Tho corresponding period In 1915
The Detroit times., 1917-09-20
RITTER Avn FCgS

DETROIT Sept 90 Butter Fresh
.reauerv extras. i2+c. creamery
nrrts 50 i- N So d.
Eyes Fresh Michigan frafs a.
CO doz
The Detroit times., 1917-09-20

rlIN Aif1. Sept ~ 1lWttrr Fx
frnr ESQ., nrstF f9l-r dairy DNfr8s.
al sec hrHts. ,aats RI t0ihc .Eela.
Frfmc ordinary 800 asthct drste 81
"a fI4c Cheese. Twins I1ts ~ 18c,
Young Americas. 21tsc Live poultry
Fowls leM 20 iAC. ducks 100 -,
geese lGW apr'ngs. PC. turkeNs.
fRr Potatoes Receipts ff cars.
Wisconsin and MinncFota. 81 1870 t25
The Detroit times., 1917-09-20

The last census gave stockholm.
tho Swedish capital, a population OF
,3S2.0S5
The Detroit times., 1917-09-20

sweden has e.00n miles 90 rail
way. of which about ono third b.
long 20 the state.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-20
New York Stocks

Quotations hy Hornnlnwer q ~ eeks.
sept go. open High Low close
Adv. Rum en-. ifla iii4 ma l'a
The Detroit times., 1917-09-20

Prtnupr---she plain o~at ktnd---thnf
n RIA ht--Timcs Job Dept.--ifain asa
The Detroit times., 1917-09-20
FUNERAL DIRECTIONS

100
PIN BOYS WANTED
New Recreation Building, La
fayette Blvd. and Shelby st.
See Mr.. Johns, It'll Floor.
All boys paid 3 cents per
game, with a guarantee of not
less than Sl2.00 per week.
Arrangements being made
for boys 10 get their meals
without leaving building.
Apply at once. Steady work.
Good pay.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-20
E,n,Lol NEWT AGENCIES

OFFICE HELP WANTED
. Factory CLERKS. 337S
i shop ClrrHs. $3.50.
E shipping clerks. III Ora ftsmen.
, Inside Stock Chasers.
2 Payroll Clerks. 500.
. l'h,ckol4 coun tors. S Tim-
i'Grocerr Clerk. Male Stenosra
pliers.
eaatral office and Trnist
= Or Clerks Factory clerks
KlNCAID, II w. FORT ST.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-20

prtntfnE-fhe pthtn neat kihd--thst
n right--Times JOB Dcpt.--Main 35z9.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-20
TI.nIN TrrR

HIN TT I-IEN
EIG1N ill sept g. Butter. t2c
hid NJ sales last wcrk price. ~
df2E
The Detroit times., 1917-09-20
Motor Stocks

9uo,atlous ny Wm.0A ~ ~ - -
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-08-24

six-room house for rent. Inquire Of
P. A.: Clemmer. lit
Best Cider Vinegar, 25c per gallon at
F. C. Woellstein's. 61-tf.
Miss Rose Kakac was down from
Bonair Wednesday. :
Winter wheat for sale. Call Elma
Toll s. Roy Salisbury.
:, For SALE-Frame, galvanized roof
auto garage. %. w. Clark. 46-tf e,
\ Mrs. Linda Elliott left Monday on q
business trip to Monticello, MINI.
Two work horses for sale. Enquire of
49t5 P. S. BARKER.
Wilma and Phyllis Mertens left Tues
day for visit with friends at Monona.
Miss Blanche Miller went to Calmar,
last Saturday, for a visit with friends.
Mrs. Gladman left last week for
visit with her parents at, Rock Rapids,
Iowa. .
Mrs. Frank Reihle went to Fl. Atkin-
son, Monday, for a visit with her son
George.
Miss Emma Woellstein returned Sat-
urday to New Hampton, after visit
at home.
Mrs. Sarah Thomas went to Lime
Springs Wednesday for a visit with
relatives.
For SALE OR TRADE-Modern house
and lots, two blocks west of Library.
Phone $40. 52tf
Miss Nora Tucker came over from
Usage. Saturday, for visit with Miss
Bess Gibbons, ~,r T.. r..
Miss Jessie Bickford left Monday for
q visit with Miss Mabel Wilson ct
Marion, Iowa. 49,
Mrs. VIM. Aspel and children went
to Minneapolis, Tuesday, for visit
with her mother.
Mrs. Eta Gillespie and daughter,
Miss Virginia, returned yesterday from
q visit at Spencer. ...-
EsrRAYED-A spotted stag came to
nv place on Friday, Aug. II. Enquire
Of J. r. Gardner.
Miss Alma Baumgartner returned
last Saturday to her home al. Waltham,
Mimi, after q visit at the home of her
aunt, Mrs. H. Schmeling.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-08-24
Farne,, B.,k !, Sound.

The unfortunate circumstance Of
Irving Despres disappearance had no
connection Whatever with business
matters of affairs at the Farmers
Bank. Mr.. s. B. Despres is in COM
plete charge Of that institution and as
sures US the affairs of the bank are in
excellent shape. Mr.. Tim Donovan of
New Hampton, who came up to help
Sam for few days, also is authority
for the. statement that the Farmers
Bank is perfectly sound and that moth
ing irregular could be found in its &C.
courts. Mr. Donovan went over the
resources and liabilities of the institu--
ton and declared that the Farmers
Bank has abundant resources to back
every dollar of deposits. A statement
to this effect is not necessary to satisfy
our home people, who have complete
confidence in this bank. But a state
ment to this effect is desirable to
counterfeit any false or malicious state
ments that might find currency in out
side places, and like the usual I'M
founded rumors grow rapidly in uncon-
tradicted. New Era.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-08-24

Mrs. c. Natvig and babe Of Ridge
way visited the first of the week at the
G. H. Melaas home.
Miss Media Black went to Lime
Springs last Saturday for visit at the
home of her brother.
Miss Maggie Lewis left Saturday to
spend a week with friends at Lime
Springs and Foreston.
Vitalis Ahern left Saturday night
for Chicago to attend the funeral of his
uncle, Eugene Ahern.
Mrs. VIM. Owens went to Leroy
Wednesday for visit with her moth
or, Mrs. M. Sullivan.
DR.. Kuntz and wife, Of St. Louis,
were guests last week at the home Of
his brother, Ed Kuntz.
Miss Wilma Nigg arrived the first of
the week from Dubuque for visit at
the Jack Kregel home.
Mrs. R. w. Despard and daughter
Florence returned home from their
Usage visit last Sunday.
Donald Webster returned the first Of
the week to his work in the lumber
camp at Virginia, MINI.
Mrs. G. H. Melaas and children went
to Ridgeway Wednesday to spend a
few days with relatives.
Miss Alice Flummer, of Lime Springs,
visited with Mrs. Roy Salisbury on
Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs. John Howard, of Dubuque, has
been a guest since Saturday at the
home of her son Eugene.
The Misses Augusta and Mary Parch-
man returned Tuesday from a trip to
Algona and Lake Okoboji.
Mrs. H. C. Moen left yesterday
morning for St. Paul for visit with
her daughter, Miss Amelia.
Mrs. VIM. Thuerk and children went
to Lime Springs, Tuesday, for visit
at the Henry Parchman home.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. P. Millington auto.
ed over from Usage last Sunday for q
short visit with Cresco relatives.
Ole Swenson, wife and two children
arrived Sunday morning from Evans.
ton, ILL.,, for visit at the home of his
mother, Mrs.. Ole Swenson ST..
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-08-24
To Automobile Drivers and to Joy
Riders. -

Considerable complaint 10 being made
about reckless and fast driving on our
streets. You know the ordinances and
the laws regarding fast driving. l
don't believe you want to injure any
one but nearly all the accidents occur
wnen some one is driving fast. l es-
pecially ask all parents to see that
their young people drive right. We
don't like to fine our people but If we
have to we shall not hesitate even
though it be Jail sentence. Every
body work together and see that this
dangerous practice is cut out.
.,-espectfully
A. E. Barker, Mayor.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-08-24
Methodist Notes.

Rev. H. c., Culver, pastor Of the
Methodist Church at West Union, Ia,
will be with US for the two services on
Sunday next, preaching both morning
and evening. We bespeak for him a
hearing from every member and friend
of the church. The pastor of this
church will be at West Uuion for the
Sunday services. Sunday School will
convene at HAS and the Epworth
League will continue the inspiring SER
vice of last Sunday evening at Up. m.
Fourth Quarterly Conference one week
from Friday evening at Sp. m. Aug. 81.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-08-24
Evanselieal Church.

Morning services to be held in the
Florenceville Ev. Church, Sunday
School to be followed by preaching
service.
We expect to begin q revival meet
ing on this appointment about Sept. 10.
Rev. E. J. Lang of Waterloo and Rev.
H. C. Schluter of Wsverly will be with
US. Let US begin to plan and pray for
this meeting.
Evening service in the Ridgeway Ev.
Chnrch at usual hour. You are well
come.
w. A. Scholer. Pastor,
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-08-24
Baptist Church.

There will be preaching at the usual
hours next Sunday at the Baptist
Church. the pastor preaching. Morn.
ing theme, "Unblemished Offerings. -
The Sixth Commandment will be dis
cussed. =.
Some time ago the pastor preached
on the first five Commandments and
will now continue the series, discussing
the last five. All are invited to our
services.
]. A. Petit, Pastor.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-08-24
Conversational Church.

+ The regular service of public wor-
ship next Sunday morning at 1880.
The pastor will preach. The Sunday
School Immediately following the morn
ing service. No evening services until
September.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-08-24

WANrED-A separator tender or
engineer. Will pay good wages to .
GOOD man, SITE AHERN Bros, Cresco.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-08-24
Taken Up!

"A number Of pigs. Came to my place,
Thursday, Aug. End. Owner call, pay
charges and remove property.
61to FRANK SIIFKA.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-08-24

N. A. Blackburn, Lawyer, Office over
Fields furniture store. Phone As.
Iron County register., 1917-01-04
GIVE "SYRUP OF FIGS"
TO C0NSTIPATED CHILD
Delicious "Fruit Laxativep can't harm
tender little Stomach, liver
and bowels.

Look at the ton"ue, MOTHER #
coated, your little nns's stomach, liver
Ind bowels need cleansing al ouce
When peevisii, cross, listess, doesn't
sleep cnt or act naturally, or is fever,
ish, stomach sour, breath bad. has
sore throat, diarrhoea, full of cold slye
teaspoonful Of California Syrup Of
Figs and In Il few hours all the fanl
cons'ipated waste. undigestcd food
and sour bile gently moves out Of lts
little bowels without gripping, and YOU
have well. playful child again. Ask
your druggist for a 50.cent bottle of
California Syrup Of Figs" which cen.
tains full directions for babies, chill.
dren Ut all ages and for grown-ups.-
ADV.
Iron County register., 1917-01-04
= I||||!|s | +! FRIENDS
ltItnDER h|M
8 lveN e9Rv.ce pNesrMvEp TO
Ner1alNo Executive TO
sss ehoW esreEM.
81 LOUIS MEN CONTRIBUTED
Vtesmeny rakes Place at Executive
%ansien and Large Crowd Of
Loyal Democrats Are on Hand
-First In History.
jefferson City

SNiiNiocu
A fund TOR the contribution Of a
set OF silverware to Gov. Major to
mas been subscribed &c by his ap
pofntees throughout the state. The
presentation of the Testimonial
took Place Thursday evening.
The silver SET cost about sl.Ses.
and was presented TO the retiring
governor with furry of speech
making at the executive mansion. Sey.
eral st. Louisans made the trip 70 SIC
capital Tor The occasion.
The presentation was IN the nature
OF surprise. The history of the
state cnntains no record of testi-
mohiai to any outgoing governor.
Commissioner Rumsey said the sill
yer set was on display at the execn
ave mansion in the afternoon, but the
formal presentation was made in the
evening He said the whole thing
had been secret hecaus, everybody
wanted TO surprise the governor, y.
y. McC'ling, appointed by The sover-
nor as warden Of the penitpntiarv,
headcd the committee 10 collect the
contributions to the fund. Conrais.
sioner Rumsey said
Iron County register., 1917-01-04
Gardner Names DoneIJv

TAe appointment Of Col. Arthur n
nohhe'ly"of the first regiment. ma.
tlonal guard, to be adjuiant gener,,
OF the state. was announced officially
ny 'E%.. fred II. Gardner, governor.
erect simultaneous with the complete
'isI OF the next governors staff.
me appointment of Donnellv, A Re.
publican, will. it is said. meet with
nisapprcva' among strict party
democrats, as the office, although a
'hil''afy post. has for years been con-
a'atred among the political plums
"l'hin The distributing power OF the
governor.