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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-03-06

the plants where Zeppelins were produced are Oe-
ing dismantled or converted to other uses
The import of this failure is measured by the
great expectations it has crushed. germany oiOe
hoped to achieve by the Zeppelin much Oh "ha'
she is now seeking to accomplish pg tne O-O0"''
She hoped to terrorize England into pea lor
,oooe AZ first she laid much store by what she
believed to be the possibilities of the Zeppelin do
weapon against the British fleet. The Kaiser hau
bannv dreams of London in ruins from Zeppelin
bombs The more property and lives the raiders
could DESTROY the greater the glory wouIu Oe'
thought the Hohenzollerns. But the mann ooJec'i'e
was to terrify Englands civil populaIoh in'o
stampede for peace, to make lie SO horrlOio "
women and children and noncombatants thdI lne
Island would be crazed into cry LOT peace INC
motive was largely the same in this instance DIS III
the early weeks of the invasion of Belgium when
towns we're nut TO the torch and civilians were
n,assacred and women and children subjected TO
pnspeakable barbarities. While these crimes were
.r,,v tho natural uprush of Prussian militarism'
thew were also designed with view to overawlns
and overwhelming the country with sheer fright
fulness.
Rut the effect upon the people of England was
M different from the effect upon the people Oh Del
qium and France. Just the bFutallties OF the
Prussian soldiery steeled the Belgians ana the
French to still greater heroism so the Zeppelin
bombs. dropped upon sleeping NllAdSOo' PiO'NN N-O
of rhe keenest incentives TO enlistment in the Brit
ish army. Squadron after squadron of Aeppehns
came without damaging single ship or fort oE
several occasions, it appears, material damage was
done to certain districts of London but as for mil
itarv results or effects, the of the raids was
without consequence. Frlghtfulness as represented
bv the Zeppelin has failed utterly
U-boat frightfulness, which is directed
against the United States we'll as against
the Allies. has succeeded thus far in in
timidating the smaller neutral nations and IN
winning to its support such American scalawags as
Gum Shoe Bill" Stone. But after month OF
more of U-boat pllage and murder England seems
no nearer captivating, even though she should be
faced with far darker peril and distress The most
pronounced effect of the U-boat campaign so far
is the blockading of our own transatlantic COM
MERGE and despite the miserable renegades OF the
Senate who opposed measures to defend American
rights and American lives against German piSacy,
there is every reason to believe that this nations
honor will yet be indicated and its sovereignty
upheld by the arming OF our merchant ships If not
the employment of our navy.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-03-06
PREPARE OR REPAIR
BY H. Addington Bruce

" GU still are in your early manhood. You
abound in energy. Night and day you are
the go. The word fatigue is to you
a strange word almost meaningless one.
For this great fund of health and strength you
are to be congratulated But let give you
friendly warning. Ease down.
Remember that, strong though you now are.
the time is coming when you will pay heavily II
you presume too much on your present strength
By moderation in youth prepare for the age Of
lowered vitality, that you still do an album
dance of good work when that age comes, instead
of being obliged to spend much of your time try
ing to repair the damage done by the indiscretons
of youth
Forty and after is the age of lowered vitality. 1t
is the age when the physical processes begin to
deteriorate. BY many it is supposed that when d
man reaches forty at the outside forty-five, his
time of productive efficiency is virtually over
This is by no means necessarily true.
1t never is true of men who have lived tenn
perate hygienic life in the years before forty. But
it is always likely to be true in the case of those
subjectng themselves to constant physical or nell
tai overstrain in youth and early manhood.
From such overstrain there results premature
weakening of the bodily organism-notably the
stomach, heart, and arteres-that reacts disas-
trously creative power. Particularly damaging
is the feverish excitement much in evidence, il
one form or another, among the young men OF
today.
Diseases of the heart and arteries noticeably,
alarmingly on the increase All health authorities
are agreed on this Mortuary statistics ard the
statistics of life insurance examiners leave no
doubt of it.
And the consensus of expert opinion is that the
increase is due above all else to indiscreet modes
of living in early manhood.
Keep this in mind. Do not proceed on the as
sumption that you must work as hard as you can
and play hard you before forty, because N
any event you will be good for little after forty.
Let moderation in all things be your watchword,
and you can work we'll and play we'll until life is
far advanced
Here is an easily remembered formula by
hygienist, DR.. l. H. Hirschfeld that you might well
adopt for the conduct of your daily life:
"A good division Of time for the average person
is six to eight hours work; four hours of rest,
meals included; three hours of pleasure of kind
which employs faculties that are not used during
work, and eight to nine hours of Sleep
To this formula add rational habits of eating
and exercising and the cultivation of emotional
control, and you have admirable scheme OF prep
aration for the years after forty. I"
And remember, with reference to these later
years. it always is Of prepare or repair. You
must do either the one or the other.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-03-06
THE SEARCHLIGHT
A Storm Detector

A device by which the approach of summer thunder
storms can be detected hours before the cloud
appears in the sky been perfected by New York
electric power company. The company needed some
thing Sort for the arrival of storm there
always increased demands for electricity in city. and
the central station must be prepared in advance. The
storm detector is a wireless mechanism, which
affected by the electric disturbances going far in
advance of the thunderstorm itself warning sig
nal is given by ordinary electric bell. When the
storm is several hours off, bell begins ring at
intervals the thunderclouds approach, 1t gives
off a continuous peal.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-03-06
Emergency Light

The United States lighthouse service has Just per-
fected a type of light which will keep electric
beacons burning in spite of accident to the lamp In
many cases such lights located in inaccessible
places be reached in time of storm, when
the light likely he damaged and most
sary shipping. The 'device provides for
automatic replacement of broken lamp Three lamps
at equal intervals circn1ar disk. So long
as the light burning the disk is motioness
light circuit is broken and the disk
is actuated angle of 12O bringing
the second light into play. If this out the third
automatically takes its place.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-03-06
The Defeat of ''FrightfulneSS. !"

Germany staked high hopes on two instruments
of charlottesville Zeppelin and the U-boat.
Just how far the letter will succeed is still open to
question but the Zeppelin undoubtedly has failed.
Air raids against England have ceased; and by
way of Switzerland comes reliable report that
the aerial experts of the German General Stan
have advised against the construction of any more
Zeppelins, upon the ground that they are too I'M
wieldy, too vulnerable and too susceptible TO the
weather. II is a matter of wide record that these
giants OF the air have been Outmaneuvered and out
fought by the agile aeropane. Their vulnerability
is attested by the number that fell prey to the fire
of London's anti-aircraft guns. And notwithstand-
ing their great power and the improvements they
underwent during two years of the war. Zeppelins
never became capable of important achievements
in the face of adverse weather conditions. 1t is
altogether credible therefore, that the reported ad
vice to the General Staff has been followed and that
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-03-06
Volcanic Power

One Of the newest and most daring means of gener-
electricity is that in Larderello Italy
volcano has been harnessed to generator and
produces $4,000 horse power. The volcano small
in fact only volcano technically speaking being
would be popularity called geyser of The
PUSHES Of a crack in the earth a high
temperature 1t is usee to superheat ordinary steam
because it contains much mineral that 1t destroys
boilers when used directly This volcanic steam has
long used for heating small scale Since the
began.t generates immense quantities electricity
in munition factories.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-03-06
American Ships

The ship-buildng industry in the United States has
made enormous strides since the beginning of the
Last year ships totalng 100000 built
sive of naval vessels There in construction
however. ships with total tonnage of 100000
tons ships of the most important factors
in the international shipping situation for they will
far toward replacing those bottoms destroyed by
-boas ships built last year averaged 1000
5000.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-03-06
HoTTcE 10 SUBSCRIBERS.

lie 49, renewing AZ t4st w
yoc- - tbs insure resalsr your old
ordering pal n IN route, please give the r'1'
number. s,h.~rptionS begin WIKI oASs
sent D postAt Department 70
Ad eeTTsa, uSII;sEkIY JOURNAL Atlanta. "a. -
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-03-06

The Reed amendment didn't prevent the
weather bureau from sending out food warnings.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-09
Qmerifanif binoenburo

S'Reil, Rebr., BEN lite Rou.
8uitap S~inoenburg, iom err ct fis.
eeIig Ssbifenbnru al BEN peroens
bersmte tpife General Of Iamme
Rapr, bar fiebt ameritanife "2i,
berth Bombs" Tor $4,000 San
or "A gar ganmel.
"6or 70 Tiger iioen ian ieg /
@poming 10 belgiife Smaagutter
nleb armene aibusne itrar neoen'
for albuerne", iasoe Sinoeuburg.
Seq ipiirgte Dem ON. bpem iom
bapbe aiort Oct. Ge IpareSe; IN.
iterne giorbe oct, icrat pi life ifuI.
be funne bare gaaben mob Spif.
lamb. Seq fan bener life bore
gaaben mob Spiflanb. men leg
tan flebe Bombs iiteoet."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-09
Piitoriif Srimerfe.

@aibington Den Ace Rouenber. :
9lanot anfomne 9repe paa oet Der.
rGrenoe Toitfontor opoaseoes ct.
iom bar ioripnet meo Ell 3s9eut
Trimerfe ira 1876. Get blep er.
tleret for spIois, ifisnt set bIep
uoiteot i en- belt ioritielis 1ios.
periooe % i ct belt iorifieaist gie.
meo. Srepet. Tom bleo last / 20.
ten Der % ~aoresieret til en- Ter-
ion / Vbilaoelpbia. bleo ~uioereior.
leuot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-09
Tliniitermcoe | Rom.

True translation filed with the postmaster
at DEBORAH, Ia, on Nov. s, as required by
act of Congress Of Oct. @, 1917.
@albington Ste 9op. - Get an
tnoes / oiiicieQe 5elegrammer Der.
I'll ioog, at oct fommeuoe Msoe /
Mom melem ben ensclife, Den iran-
ite 90 Den it%alienife Bremiermini,
tier oil fomme til at orsite Saaer
Of mere piotrGffenoe getponing
eiib blot o. bort miliiGre SorboIos,
SScrfiGffeS pcc Eine
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-09

SaeSmiboas i SotterueS Cole.
geS".
ltnoreS, boorlebe@ en- tpif Sol.
bat piIoe fife at bill buocn paa en-
Zig Wioooe.
I'll iorifieIige gpelieSleire er
Ger begpnot at antomme ct tort
INITIAL al ubifrepne Negcrrefr,ittcr.
Wtau Ipntes til at bcgpn0e meb life
pioere ON oenne "iorte Snopau.
hring", inell Nenlr9en bar iorans
oret Jig / betpbelig 8rao til @unit
for ~gScgerne. Sc bier ii9 lpm en- &c.
gel at pnre meget lErpiuige % teg.
ner til at bile bli gobe Soloater,
De er organiiereoe ! lprifiIte Ie.
~sinteEter og afbeIinger, bpiS pngre
Sfficerer ane er al oereS egen Ha.
&c. Oct ifaI bore Gaufeu, naur De
bar glerncmgaaet Hefrutitolen, at
crganiiere Dem | en- armcoipilion
beitaacnbe uoeluffenoe al Ne9ere.
= n
8iitterne | Camp Goo0e, Soma,
Ger ubeier SSbe 0iuiiioit, pil babe
fin eoelt War1flund.
"Sbe Camp 9obger", Gioiiio.
rens offtciele apiS, bar uolopct en-
Nrpmie paa $50 for Sen beoIte
Sang, inoleperet for SbanfSgiping
Dan.
Sroene maa bore aifatteoe iiocs
luffeltoe for SSoe Gipiiion oo fit
fet I'll at hinges baaoe poa oennc
Sioen al atlanteren og "~oeroper".
"SpIferlle er oper oS," Ipo set
iorleoen Gag eiennem 2eirer /
Camp 2pgan, Ger. - ct o~unoren.
De SmeIo bsrtes i HGrbeoen OF
Gen. Soobs &parter, Ser rpIteoeS
i line @runoooloe. gu Sfp af
Step % Sorb lpngeOeS bolt op /
Siiften ira ct Steo ~bagenfor Snge.
niprleiren. Solbnter LIB frem og
tilbage / ollie Mctniuaer. gnore
faiteoe Zig n~piesruS paa Soroerr
% %ifiilIte fig bag Greer og Club.
Der. Spbibielicu bar intenS.
st mt Sfiib ounbreoc Los, % Ell
lOrt @ienitato laaes flppe giennem
Sltiten. "a Den ialbt neo frsb TO
Sroonancer iOriigtig ben til Sen -
Saa LOO Der ira DC to "mooig,
Mpno" ben enc SattrrIalpe eiter
ben onben. @~jenitanben bar en-
lenoeriprpngt SrTitlbbe. % Ioo
tom 6orflaringen man oreo
mes @ortiprpn8ningen al DC tai
rigc Stubber, iom erlom itaar
igien / llofanten al grercerpIao.
len.
Zen fsrite Som oper en- 9eier-
tor fra S5oe Chiffon, ser bar i'm
erercerplaos / Camp Gutter, iaIot
Ben 2oen Ropcmber % gioroe ct
spbt Silotrpf paa oe ioriamleoc
Hefrutter. Gommen, ser blep al
iagt oper menig Soloat / Gomponi
Is, 310oc acknowledgement Sire.
hericf 5. Sagon, lso pna 10 Nors
Stroiorbcibe.
Sogan bapoe opbolbt iig / Sci.
rem / ire Tiger, fsr ban opierte3
Iom "frapGrcnoe uoen Germis.
lion. "a ban poagrebes / Ohio.
baooe han ioIgt lin Uniform o.
tar fleet / chile alRoer.
RoIpb @an Gear, Ssn al Sen
locioIiltiife @orgermeiter / Winnc.
apolis, iom / Camp Googe bIcu
oemt til 80 cages @agtorreIt for
Sniuboroination, bar M uoIonet
i'm Straf os er after tilbose / Be.
lebet.
Camp To6ge Den zoe Nobbr. :
Gen iociuliitiife WilitprnGgtcr og
Sppiglcr Otto 8angerin ira ct.
Saul err al ari9srctten bsmt til 10
gars Straiarbcibe / 5orbunS5.
ipn9ilet / Seapenportb. Sommen
forfpnotes bam ioag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-09
@riterne itormcr G%anSsbgen Has'
Idenbaele i gelsien.
Y merifamermes fprite 9ab.

Ifembaele i 8clsiem.
9(merifanerncs tprite Sab.
True translation filed with the postmaster
at DEBORAH, Ia, on Nov. s. as required by
act of Congress of Oct. g. 1917.
Berlin Ste Hop. - arigsmini-
Iteriet mebocler ioag, at plfselter-
rigife trooper er eaaet ODER glpen
Saaliamento / Oct n~oroeitre Sta
lien % bar toget 5000 Sanger;
&c f~ortletter at rpffe pibere trent
peitoper.
Set itolienife Sopebfparter /
Roroitalien Ace Nop. - Situatio'
nen or frembeles alporlig. vi
. Spmerflombeo er nit rettet paa
SorIparets Stprfe / &eIt for Gag
liautento og paa Stalienernes Gu
ne til / en- Sart at iperfiGtte Ell
cmfattettoe REORGANIZATION % neo
Spriterfnine fra De Iaierebe mob.
Itaa set p9loige Gres, Iom uospes
al Sicnoen.
Ine De aniereoe burbe f%oritaa,
al en- al arigens alporliaIte Grs-
nelier MI bar naaet BET ~fritiife
Stadium.
Hom ste Nop. - 6ienoeu -
tpem oct bar lpffeoes at bringe
enbel al fin Stprfe oper It'll Gag.
liamentos peltlige 9reb | Noro for
8insano, bar p~berlieere saet fit
YreS imob bore 2iniers pcuItre
Slei.
Wteb W~eooelelien fra Hom ON,
at Sietbelt er fonlmet oper til Den
peitlige greb al Saelionlento, bpor
General Gaoprna tog Stiaing ef-
ter lit itore Silbagetog, fra Slon5o,
irneS Staliens Stiuins ioag at
pprc betpoelig forp9rret.
Oct Steo, bpor Sienoet er eaaet
pper Glpen logger omtrent DO Mil
ira glpens Wunoing og omtrent
II Mil / Torbpeit for llbine. gl-
rem ItGorer Zig Der iamrnen %
9reooerre reiler Jig nofIaa bratte.
SpiS General Gaoorna beilutter Tia
til at opeipe belle Sugliamento.
Stiaingen - % set er life iiffert,
at ban agter at eisre mere Der END
at iinfe Sienoen noget - iaa pil
bans n9ite ~naturlige Stiaing for
&~eenoigS Sorlpar bli peo @lpelt
2ipensa, fra 10 til 10 Mil Longer
Geit, ener peb Tiape, omtrent 10
Iil / @eit for &ipen5a igien.
WenS Happetaeet itaar paa ser,
rppc peb Sronten Iamles De alIierc-
&c Iremierminiitre og oeres milf
tore &aaogipere til aonference i
Gom for at raaoilaa ON Situatio-
hen, Iom MI aobent inoremmes at
r9re alporlig, Iaa meget mere iom
Der ~foruoen oct fraftige angreb ira
Sit pglaa trues meo en- Slanfebe-
pGgelie ipooper fra Srentino, langt
/ Seit for Sen nitpGrenoe Slag-
front.
Oct italienife Sppeofparter !:
Goroitnlien 6te Hop. - Get ito.
lienife Sil6agetog til npe 9inier
g%iennemfsres metobiif. Bore Crop.
ters NoraI er goo, baaoe blanot
9efal oa Menige. aapaIeriet fun-
gerer after iom Irriergaroe Gag,
trop); Oct beifptter Silbasetoset o.
fi9mpcr beltemobigt.
Berlin 6te Iop. - Ger meooe-
leg ioag officielt al Den tpIfe Gene.
,alitub, at BEN itaIienife Soripars-
linie / SeIt for Sagliamento or bIct
erpbret at Spiferrte % Siterriger-
ne. Stalienernc bar rentmet belle
stiainsen tanss eIpen belt til
@briaterbapet.
igor 6remeang her bar ogian
truneet Stalienerne til at opeipc
fin Sront oppe | 6ieIoene. Sra SeI-
IaoaIen til golbricon / 9oro for
S%ugannoalen Ell StrPfning
raa mere enb $50 aiIometcr (93
MiD bar Stalienerne maattct
cpgipe SorloarsSoner, Ipm De bar
fprbereot | aarepis, og er M paa
fnlbt S~ilbagetoa.
Sioere Sperationer Of De for.
tunorc grneer er bespnot."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-09

eerln9 o. oeu Slutuing, at oiSlc
I'll rciltItcrc / Ell 6orIGnaelie al
artgen, pil isre til Ell inarlig PIN
tageIIe al De amerifanifc 9e.ingeI
Srr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-09

~ uHl fHIuI StlulIUtC luC
Glnlano. 6inlano bill bIi en- Re,
eilblif mco fine cgur lopgipeuoe %
nospenoc Snititutioncr. men BETS
Torbolo til llblanoct ital fontro.
lcrcS al RiiSlanb.
Nuraes Sub / Cftober.
Souoon ben ste Nop.: Zen Der.
rGrcnoe norifc legation meooelcr,
a. 10 norife Sfibe paa tiliommcn
34,5T Son % AS norifc Sis.
ntGoS Slp or gaet tabt / Sftober.
@loobabct / Ioroiiscn.
Soroon ben ste Hop.: &c iooa
mcoiagne BLADE ira Iorae inoe.
boiler LANCE 9cifripelier al set
grliIuloe gIobbob, Tom al Splferrc
cnltlleoeS poo DC bi9lpelsie Den.
refer omboro paa De fonpoire0e
itanoinopilte Sfibe t Toroisen
torriae Waoneb.
"Iioens Scgn" bcretter, at Sc
tpIfe arpoierc bleo obicrpereoe rco
6'Sloen ON Worgenen, % at
man fsrlt troeoe, at DC bar BRITTLE
6artsier. ga DER benimoo 81. !
bar blct Iiot lpicre, beepnote De
pluolell9 at ifpoc, o. Solf omboro
t~orfGroeoes peo at ie, at oeit bri.
title Ieitroper, iom fonpoierebc
SanoelSlfibene, beapnote at ipnfe,
ftisnt ocn fortiatte aompen til set
iioite.
Otter of baoe iignalileret Sou.
felS'fihene til at l9gee bi oampeSe
De tp'fc arpoierc op pou beeae 81.
Ger AZ SanoelSifibelre, iom oe be.
Itrsg meo alle line aanoner et
Tfliono al minore enb 200 Dar0.
&c tpitc Geitropere fom til oo
blnlp I'll lrleo at ipreoe Too OF
0oelu9aelle poa De ioripurSlsir
Sflbe, Der rornieIig opero9ngeOe$
neo Sronoter. 5pifcrne loo ia
life nete mch at ifpoe Sfibene
il9ltt, men retteoe i'm ,Slb MOB
Stobaaoete, OF Der mproeoeS neo
rorfooe. ut nogen UNDER iaaoanne
Imit9noiaheoer rcobebe 9ipet,
'tploes aIene oen itprfe Sisgona,
Ger gioroe oct pauiteIig at trpfic
~nabeue.
Otiot unoer gloobaoet onfom en-
ortben britilt Geitroper % gif uior.
tsuet til angreb, men ocn bIeu
mart iGnfet / Sen uIigc Stamp.
Ten tpife 5loiiue frpoicoe ocrpao
rem % tilbage melcm DC inrfen.
DC Gampcre, ioet De ienbte et flIo.
ltpnoigt Hegn al @ranater reo
oper Dem ira en- aiitnito al blot
100 goro.
en- @rarat off tuers "iaiennent
oen iuenife CAMPER "8iruoor".
e~rplobereoe / 2ipbaaSen pao oen
onoen SIDE % orpbtc ale / Den,
II WGno % ire aoinoer
Zen onoen Sipbnn0 peuote tilbn.
ae iorat reobe aupteincn % to Cp-
partningspiger ira @roaet Gn
@rnnat trai gaooen OF 0rpbte
lem al Sem, iom beianot Tia i oen.
Zen e1eite, iom r~eooeoes, bar
Stprmoroen. San reS6coe 2ipet
peo nt ipsmmc. "@irioar" ito0 /
6lammer, % be TO Oppurtrtngsoi.
ger hopocbe / Sisen. aopteiner
rcnoeoc Jig pes 1t fIamre iig til
roget 8raggoos.
Mems De TO ilnge Viqer tipn.
peoe Tor Sipet / gslgcrnc, bette ct
britiif Sfib oet hui0e Stag Ionr
Segn pau SpergipeIie. 9pFernes
Suar bar ct Sfu6, iom orpbte bea.
&c Ti9erne. SoIp WauS ira ct
anoet Sfib bar netop gaaet i 9ip.
baaoen, oa ct pelrettet Sfuo fra Ell
al be tpite arpoiere orpbte Sem
ale toIo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-09
Selpitprc for Sinlano.

Vctrogroo ocu CITE Hopembcr:
Zen r%uaiiite Ae9icring % iiu.
lie HeprGientanter er ibaa fornmet
I'll enigbco ON iulot SeIpitprc for
G~tnlano. 6inlano bill bIi en- Re.
sublif mco fine csrrr lopgipcl,oe %
~nospcnoe Snititutioncr men octS
Gorbolb til llblnuoct ital fontro.
lrrcS al Htsforh.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-09

) fmlbt Silbagetoe uner belle Sinien
fra Ilperne til Sapet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-09
Verden$kri9et1.

Stnlienerne rsmmer usIaa i'm nlc
Sitting pcb Sasliamentp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-09

Ge bentes MT at tase Sitting Deb
Yiape, 25 Dill lGnger @eit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-09

Stalicns Stiains inbrpmmes fra
allc Sulo at uGre %alpprlig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-09
NurgeS Sab / Sftober.

Sonoor ben ste Nop.: Zen Der.
rGrcnoc norife legation meooclcr.
a. 10 norife Sfibe paa tiliommen
34,5U 5on % AS norifc Sje.
mTOs Clip or aaet tabt / Oftober.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-09

True translation filed with the postmaster
Mt DEBORAH, Ia. on Nov. S. as required by
act Of Congress OF Oct. q, 1917.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-09

True translation filed with the postmaste
at DEBORAH, Ia, on Nov. 8, as required b
act of Congress of Oct. g. 1917.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-09

True translation filed with the postmaster
at DEBORAH, Ia, on Nov. ), as required by
act of Congress of Oct. 6, 1917.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-11-28
Pocket Gophers Pests.

Pocket gophers, the farmers say are
getting to be a fearful pest in this
country, digging up hay meadows and
root caches, doing inestimable damage.
On one farm a cache Of turnips and
5parsnips containing several bushels of
each vegetable was broken into and all
eaten but#a few. The only way to COM
bat the pest is to use the determination
method, steady hammering, following
them from field to field and concerted
action by all the farmers wherever
holes are found either in cultivated or
abandoned fields. Up and at them
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-11-28
0a1e arlir1gs
GATHERED FROM TIE
HOME FIELD.

Go to the Bazaar--The Busy. Store.
'':The Stacker is coming, Dec. 18th
and Sth.
r. II. Clark left Saturday on bust
ness trip to Illinois.
Photo developing and printing, high
grade work-Warren Pharmacy.
Nels Johnson returned Saturday
morning from a business trip to Fargo.
Ephraim Johnson went to Alvarado
this morning to attend to business mat
tiers.
Tonight! After that big dinner see
''rhe Old Folks at Home, at The
Strand.
Roscoe (Fatty) Arbuckle-in cy-
clone of fun. Friday and Saturday at
The Strand
You viii buy Liberty Bonds until il
hurts, after you see .9rhe Stacker
Dec. 18th and Stl,.
I. n. Lodoen, of Alyarado, was pres
ent at the farewell surprise given to
Rev. N. G. W. Knudsen here last even
ing.
A carload of steel bridge material ar
rived last week for the new steel bridge
which is being constructed across the
Snake river in town of Boxville.
Miss Edna Benson and #Adolph Ben
son, from near Argyle, left last Satur-
day for Minneapolis, where they will
visit relatives and friends for a few
weeks.
Everybody is cordially invited to at
Tad the supper given By the Presby-
terrain ladies Aid at the Odd Fellows
hall, Wednesday, Dec. 9th. Supper
served at $50,
Everybody is cordially invited to at:
tend the. supper given by the Presby,
terrain Ladies' Aid at the Odd Fellows
hall, Wednesday, Dec. 9Th. Supper
served at 5 80.
Half journeys are wasted-but If got
take a course in the lIanlzato Com
mercial College you will be prepared te
bring your journey to a successful ter.
mination We want to tell you abou!
it and to send you our catalog. Write
for it today.