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Evening journal., 1917-12-15
PEOPLES settlement notes

Basketball Is claiming the attention
Of the boys at present and several
lively games have been played in the
gymnasium. Hagley rs. pen-Del Thurs
day eN ening resulted in a score Of 80
to q In favor Of Pen-Del. On December
s the Pen-Del team defeated Keystone
30 to 7.
On next Monday evening the girls
basketball team Of this House will
play Grace Church Camp Fire Girls
.eam.
A box for the soldiers at Fort dupont
Is being packed ny a senior girls club,
snd the hospital afghan Tor which
many girls have been knitting. will be
completed before Christmas.
Five scarfs and a sweater have al
ready been finished Tor the Red Cross,
Five hundred tickets arc out for the
Girl Scout exhibition on December 2s,
and the girls are working hard to make
It success. The proceeds win be de-
voted to equipment for the troop. The
program VIII consist OF eemaphore
work First Aid, and military drill
Lieutenant William u. I. Webster, OF
the East Yorkshire Regiment, now sta
toned at Bermuda. VIII be a guest at
his house over the Christmas holl-
DAYS.
a service flag OF tweniy-seyen stars
Is suspended over the entrance 10 the
Settlement, IN honor OF the boys al
ready in service who were connected
with this house.
The rummage sale Of last week. while
not largely attended because Of the
extreme cold. netted over $40 toward
he mortgage fund.
Evening journal., 1917-12-15
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST

First Church Of Christ, Scientist.
Park Place and Van Buren street. will
hold its regular services on Sunday as
follows: In the morning at Il o'clock
and in the evening at s o'clock. sub
iect Of the lesson sermon, God the
Preserver or Man" The Sunday school
convenes at II o'clock. on Wednesday
evening a testimony meeting is held at
s o'clock. A free reading room and
circulating library maintained by this
church at 707 Equitable Building,
where all authorized Christian Science
literature can be read. Is open week
days from 1 o'clock 10 o'clock, ex-
cept Wednesdays. on Wednesdays the
room is open from 10 10 5 o'clock. On
Sunday afternoons the sunday school
room Of the church Is open for reading
room purposes from 2 o'clock 70 5
o'clock.
Evening journal., 1917-12-15
nnANnYMINE sERNICEs.

Brandywlne NJ E. Church. the Rev V.
p. Norihrup, ID. d., pastor. The sun
day morning class meets at 0.30
O'Clock, with Noah Cunningham In
charge. Preaching at 1880 o'clock, by
the Rev. c. F. Hoon, ID. d., Of Iowa
sunday School at 2 o'clock. The Ep-
worth League devotional service, at
645 o'clock, in charge OF Miss Helen
Marshall. Preaching at 80 O'Clock. by
the PASTOR on the theme. Opportunity
or the open Door, Good music. Prayer
meeting Wednesday evening. at 745
O'Clock and class meeting Friday even
ing at the same hour. Charles Bullock
n charge.
Evening journal., 1917-12-15
BROTHERHOOD MAN
AT ST. ANDREWS

The services IN st. Andrews Church.
corner shipley and Eighth streets. the
Rev. Richard W. Trapnell. rector. viii
be as follows: Celebration Of the Holy
Communion at o'clock; Bible class
and sunday school at 9i5 o'clock;
morning prayer and sermon at II
O'Clock; evening prayer and address at
7i5 o'clock.
Tho Rev. Charles Clash. formerly
dean Of the Cathedral, Manila, Philip
pine Islands. will preach in the morn
ing and in the evening there VIII be
am address by George II. Randall. ex-
ecutivc secretary. Brotherhood Of ST.
Andrew. Mr. Randalls address VIII be
especially for men and along brother
hood lines
Evening journal., 1917-12-15
ETHICAL CULTURE SOCIETY.

Alfred w. Martin, associate leader Of
the New York Ethical Soicety, Is de-
llvering here and IN Philadelphia a
series Of lectures on the Ethics Of
Jesus" There are two lectures re-
naming IN the series by Mr.. Martin
one to be given tomorrow IN the rose
room Of the Hotel dupont, al o'clock
and the flnsl lecture on the Sunday fol
lowing The dupont Orchestrs will
play three selections. international
Morality" a timely subject, Will be the
subject tomorrow. The Wilmington
Society welcomes everyone al these
Lectures.
Evening journal., 1917-12-15
ZION LUTHERAN MOTIFS.

Services at Zion Lutheran Church,
Sixth and Jackson streets, the Rev.
S G Won Bosse, pastor Sunday morn
lng 1890 o'clock In German. Sermon
topic, Advent Preparations" by the
pastor Sunday evening, Z 30 o'clock,
In English. Sermon topic. Advent Ad-
monitons." by the pastor.
Sunday schools meet In German at
g 80 O'Clock In English at IS o'clock.
The choir rehearses on Friday, German
school is Saturday. morning, Catecheh-
cal classes are Tuesday and Friday,
teachers training class Thursday even
ing. Boy Scout Troop Fridays, Girl
Scouts Fridays.
Evening journal., 1917-12-15
MI. REIHEL BAPTIST.

Mt Bethel Baptist Church. Front
street. preaching at 1890 o'clock, sub
ject, Who Is on the Lords Side o.
Covenant meeting at noon; Sunday
school al 23o o'clock; preaching at las
o'clock, subject. You Can't Get Alvey
From Cod Communion and Lords
supper at 9.i5 p. m. Special prayer
meeting every nighl next week.
Evening journal., 1917-12-15
TRINITY CHURCH.

At Trinity Church. Delaware avenue
lndd Adams street. the Rev. Frederick
II. Kirkus, rector. the services on
Sunday will be as follows: Holy Com
munlon at 7.3O o'clock; Sunday school
ut $50 o'clock; morning prayer and
sermon at a o'clock; evening prayer
and sermon at Las o'clock. The Rev.
F. NJ. Kirkus will preach in the morn
ng, and the Rev. Charles w. Clark in
he evening.
Evening journal., 1917-12-15
MOORE's CHAPEL.

Services at NIoore's Chapel on Sunday
arc as follows: II o'clock. preaching
by Jacob Harris followed by general
class. led by Joseph Sheperson;
o'clock, sunday school, 3 o'clock, a
special sermon to stewardess board;
O'Clock, preaching by pastor
Evening journal., 1917-12-15
GOODMAN SERVICES.

At Goodman NJ. Z. Church. Fourteenth
and dupont streets. the Rev. w. Osborne
Bennett pastor. there will be preaching
tomorrow morning and evening by the
pastor; subject, al 10 s. O'Clock. Future
Recognition; at las O'Clock. "The
Eternal City Sunday school, and other
regular meetings at the usual hours.
~roe''l n1rsie NV the choir.
Evening journal., 1917-12-15
SERVICES AT ST. STEPHENS.

st. Stephens Lutheran Church, Tat
iall street near Seventh street. the Rev.
Frederic DOerr, pastor 1890 o'clock,
morning service, The Days Important
Question" 2i5 o'clock, Sunday school
7.30 o'clock, evening service, THE
ideal Christian" Catechetlcal instruc-
ZION on Tuesday evening.
Evening journal., 1917-12-15
SUNDAY AT WT. sAITlI

THE Pre-eminence Of Christ" viii
be the topic Of the Rev W Z Habbart.
pastor al the 1890 o'clock service at
Mt Salem NJ. r Church, Nineteenth
and Mt. Salem streets. A Food Conser-
walton representative will speak at 7i5
O'clock Sunday school as usual.
Evening journal., 1917-12-15
MINISTER DELIVERS
SERMONS BY Telephone
By The unIted Press.


SHREVEPORT La, Dec. i5.-Rell-
gion by telephone is being dispensed
successfully here by the Rev. NJ. E.
Dodd. pastor Of tho First Baptist
Church.
Or. Dodd has had a desk phone in
stalled on his platform and when he
breaches at night the receiver is taken
OF. Members Of his church who are
ill or friends who cannot attend the
services can get the sermon at their
homes by calling the number Of the
church.
An unlimited number Of persons can
beeconnected with the telephone at the
same time, and a double audience can
get the beneflt Of the sermon.
Evening journal., 1917-12-15
sMEnIsn lI- hi rmncn

At The First swedish NJ. Church,
Eleventh and Heald streets, the Rev.
A. W. samuelson, pastor. the services OF
the day wil be as follows At 1870
o'clock, The subject will be, a New
Man on The Old Road Bible school at
~ o'clock at 2 o'clock, Epworth League.
The topic for the evening service, at
530 o'clock. will be THE Why OF Ca
fnrsifffne "
Evening journal., 1917-12-15

for more than two months.
Then / saw an advertisement for
Cuticura and sent for a free sample. /
bought more and was healed after using
only one box of Cuticura Ointment and
three cakes Of Cuticura Soap" (Signed)
Elizabeth Keckler, r. F. D. /, Box 81,
Duncansville, Pa.
Make your skin beautiful by using
Cuticura Soap daily for the toilet, and
Cuticura Ointment for first signs Of pim-
Piles, redness or roughness.
For Free Sample Each by Return
Mail address post-oard: ''Cuticuras
Dept. H, Boston," Sold everywhere.
Soap 25c. Ointment Is and SOC.
Evening journal., 1917-12-15
MI. ENON NOTICES.

Mt. Enon Baptist Church, the Rev.
A @ Scott, pastor, services viii be as
follows. 10 20 o'clock, sermon by the
Rev Adams, 1 o'clock. sunde school:
9 O'Clock, B. y. p L.: 80 O'Clock. song
and PRAYER service; O'Clock, there win
be a candle-light rally. sermon by
Bishop B0lden. Prayer meeine We'd
neslav nvenlng
Evening journal., 1917-12-15
DR NRKIJs AT ON sIVEDFs.

At Old swedes' Church Seventh and
Church streets, the Rev. Robert Bell,
vicar, Sunday services. will be: Holy
Communion at s o'clock; morning
prayer and sermon at 1890 o'clock ;
Sunday school at 80 o'clock; evening
prayer and sermon at 730 o'clock, with
the Rev. F. NJ Kirkus preaching.
Evening journal., 1917-12-15

red all the time, and /
could not tell anybody
what a torment ! passed
through with the itching
and ! could hardly keep
from scratching. The
red marks would swell
up and form larger
marks that were very
unsiphflv. l was bad
Evening journal., 1917-12-15

The Want Ads VIII help those looking
for a partnership in business. They
favor the exchange OF household goods.
he selling Of large mercantile busl-
nesses and the renting OF stores and
,flces.
Evening journal., 1917-12-15
IN TORMENT
WITH ITCHING
On Arm and Face. Very Un-
slightly. Cuticura Healed.

my trouble started on my arm with
small red marks and they also came on
my face. The skin was very sore and
Evening journal., 1917-12-15

Lord Northclife in a speech not
long ago paid a glowing tribute to
the work done by the women Of
England in the war, and said he
was sure American women, put to
the same great test, would make the
same response. American women
are not "slsckers. In crowded
cities and by the lonesome farmside
the American girls and women,
without regard TO wealth or social
distinction, are employing every
spare moment in some work TO help
our soldiers. To be sure. some
women are too much tied down by
household cares to assist, but even
they are helping the men in the
common cause.
Then, too, many Of our women
are "burdened with q cross" in the
shape Of womanly troubles which
almost "break the back" cause
headaches, dizziness or fainting
spells. Men cannot appreciate the
Iuffering which women endure. At
all such times they require a tonic
and nervine. which during nearly
Evening journal., 1917-12-15

fifty years has been found best for
womankind in girlhood, woman
hood, motherhood, and which is put
up with glycerin, in liquid or in
tablets, and called DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription. A woman s
herbal tonic Of so years good
standing and made without alcohol
A woman suffering from nervous
prostration, excitabiiity, or dizzi-
ness, arrangement, OF displacement
of the special organs, win find
health regained after using DR.
Pierces Fsvorite Prescription.
For women who are rundown
and overworked; at the critical
periods in a woman's life-the de.
velopment from girlhood to woman
hood, and later, this is especially
adapted to her needs; for il
strengthens and regulates. In tab
let form 60c. at all druggists. Write
the specialist at DR.. Picrce's In.
valids' Hotel, Buffalo, n. Y. for
free confidential medical advice.
Send 10c for trial package tablets.
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M.iifer Der Waatt.matif.
Gebenitns iciner Geburt Dor $50 Sab,
reu Sir5Ii9 gefeiert.

GnIdblid bss $50. Gsbenitases
ber 9eburi Sobonn gernouIIis f4rttb
cine Baieler 3eituns:
Simmer ipieber it0Bt man IN bsi
9ei9ihte bes ipisiInf4aftliden 2es
btns auf GomiIien, in benen nit 8or.
liebe. als GamiIisnnnselssenbeit ioSu'
iassn, befiimmte Mifens5iptise gss
pflsst ipurben. Qu6 bic Gamilie Bera
nOuIi ipeut cine Reibe ausse5eidneter
Wdnner auf, bic fnit ole bic mntbes
maiii6en MiHenidaften gum @egen'
itanb ibr.t Gtubien tpGbiten. unb Don
sinem Safpb gernouIli abitammen.
ttr, Inn ben gsbriidunsen bsB Sers
sogs 2llba gu ettscben, bon Antpers
pen mad Grnnffurt a. Or. ausipons
ceris unb bort 1888 itar6. giner fsi,
nsr @robfSbns, Der ebsnfalls Satob
hisB. mar nn9 8afel iibersefisbsIt.
Gsiisn Gotn gliiOiais. eeborn 1923.
Uiitglisb bes groben Ratbes, III Der
lStammpnter btr Wntb.mntiter, aus
teren Reibe bor alien Der britts
Gobn bss RiioIais, Sohdnn gers
npnIli, Der om 81. Juli 1867 in Bns
Isl geboren ipurbe, leudteHb berpors
trtii. Dieter mar unbsitrtien elmer
ter gr5Btsn Wnibemntiier feinsr 3tit.
2fnfangs gum anufmanrsitanbe be.
ifimmt, monbtt tr iit ipdter ben
Biifmftoften gu, fubirte BON 1893
on insbeicnbere Wntbtmatit unb ers
faBte bitTs Diifsnf6aft nit fol9em
gifer. bdB Ct in Sipei Sabren ji9 nit
ben meiiten dIteren unb neueren ma
tbemotiihen G6r;ffeu befannt ees
modt nnp namentlif ou9 bic Geo.
mssri, bes gdrteiirs iid5 pDIlipmmsn'
ctieeeign.t bate. 1895 ipurbe SobnnnI
BernOulIi profsifo- bet IaibsmatitI
IN gr5ninasn uns Dertauff,ts bisfssI
2sbramt 1705 NIT Der Mathematician
IN @dfef. bic er bis 10 Ttis|
mem Fobe befleibsie. CT erfnnb ben
. Calculus grppnentioIis1, ben erl
1897, nod Dor 2eibnis, bstnnnt
mnhts, benrbeitste suiomnien NIT
|siAfm Hraiber antoh bic Hiiftrtn.l
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Der iapanii4e gambus.

Der iapanif1e 9ambuss
f9perttampf. Cine uralie
stampfmstbObe pirb nod Esute Die!s
fad, In Sapan ron 8erufsabtIsten unO
aisbbabern torpsrIi6sr Gspanbtbe.t
seiibt. es III bsi aampf NIT Dem
8ambusT1nfrt. Der friibersn ariessz
tpaffs Der Sapaner. 9rpb bes barms
loIen 2lngiebsns bieisr Gi5ds t0nuen
fie IN ben S6nben zines gsiibisn
aGmpfers fur9tbare Wirtuns nus-
iibsn. Sm ruiiiI9 iapanii9sa arisse
lsgten islbit sinigt bObere OfiiSisre
prcben in Der srfOlsrei6en 9cnubung
iol6er glnsriiIss unb Dertbsibisunsss
mittel db. Die gbronit bts rufiida
japaniihsn Bslbjugss er3dhlt fsrHsr,
bae sin striifsr yOiiii Der Radis
auf @orpOiten I'M Gsbiree Saus1lus
Gin itanO, BON RuFen iiberfnllsn iuurs
be unb, einsig nit bieier g8uffs ptrs
iebtn, elf 6tinbs nieOtriaIus. = Sn
Sapnn ipirb Diefs art bes aampfss
nsuerbings in S6uIen gsiibt, au9
pon ,polisiItsn ni4t isItsn nnssipanbi.
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nit Der 3ipiIueiiOn nod auf. ssipdIns
tsitem 5abf itanb. mar bieit aampfs
metbobe cine Sdaubeluitigurs, Der
fslbF Der Mitdbo bdufis btiiDobnts.
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0nabe unb llnsnabe iibergebsn -
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@sgner nit tinem fiIr5en DoIt ben
4opi bonn Rumpfe gu treHntn. Die
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busfab, Der an ben Griffieitsn nit
2eber iibsrsogsn IN unb init btibsn
5dhben eefiibrt fpirb. 8aumlpoIlHs
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bus Dor 9rnis uilb Baud unb cine
Masie perDolIitdnbisen bic 4uss
riiitung. 1Dbsre 4beIise, ipsI9e auf
.gdmbus@ tSmpfen. bringsn auf To-
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CHA g. @imon on SdInusi p.
Cooper. $1988.77.
@rmpur 6. 9pron an Carl SaEriIs
gen, 5000.
9snrp Z. SiHlid on Sin. Nsors
iinsmens GluD y. II. 8. So, 5000.
Miainm q. NeIfou an JamilD y.
u. go. /, $1,000.
GtarIss gD. eOoi an glma 3. Ie'
nsip. $3.50.
2ifbtrt @. Sabiporb an pig 5onr
3. u. g.. Co., $4500.
eieorae Sdirmer an 9sit Strsst
go. 2 9. II. 9. Co., $1,000.
Sobn 8 BoIlraud all Sptamors 3.
IL. g. Co.. 5000.
german &loeier oil Spcamots ..
II. 6. Co.. $500.
Marp Gurran an bo., S2400.
Marguerite Wsrner an 5illsnals Z.
u. g. Co.. S2S50.
9lrtbur Tc9armeni an GbeDiot y.
u. g. Co., $3.50.
gannie 6. 9Opb on Wiilioro 3. u.
9. Co., $4,000.
9lsnss $. Smiib al Wm. 8. Srao'
leD, 2lom'r., sos.
Scbn Suoer on Ggteniion 9. Il.
9. Co., $1,000.
Charles 8. Srtinan ON San RartC
.. II. g. ", $500.
8ern1ro Cohen on 9oidntipille y
IL. g. Co., $500.
Die gaiino 5bentre SO. oil 9righ'
ton German 9ant Co., $40, 900.
geopse 6. gisbIe an Sntsr Wdl'
len 3. II. 6. u. 500.
Gttilete 9ppotbstsn.
Gbparb abIer an Court Sonls G
u. g. Co., $3400.
DO. on 2lIer 6. Rouoebuib. $l3l
SObu s. gerbsri9 an aIuiOn Wti'
rid, $1,000.
SlrmOur 6. gpron an Carl Sab
nisan, 5000.
Gtmom @erbdrbt an College 8il
6. IL. 8. Co., $500.
6. z. WaunB an RnbifOu RcaS 9,
II. 6. 60, $500.
@eorgs u. S9mibt an 6. 8. Tsuns.
$500.
Gbmunb q. Gopls an Dalisr 9
Sdmibt, $500.
ffrieba d. gisetauus an g. Rsisr,
$500.
glarb Gurran an Spcamore g. II,
6. Co., $4250.
Strman 9loeter on bo., $500.
PART Sau Bldg. so. on SBeamort
g. II. 6. Co., $2400.
2niprenee abnms an Gumninsbllls
8. II. .. SO. $500.
Carrie @. S'gannion an atlas 8.
Il. 8. Co., $1,000.
Rpie So. Rqtbsmeptr an GIens
ipap 6. II. 9. Co., $4,000.
Srbn Subsr an grteniiOn 6. u. ..
Co., $500.
9eiiis 9,inss on Sarrp sSaDin,
$112L80.
Sacos Sein.s on gietOria D. u.
go. 2. 5000.
George D. DOrtb an eagle g. u
9. a., $500.
Goiino sbsater 60. on Brighton
German gont Co.. $4,000.
Barbara Sdmitt an Columbia q.
II. 9. Gp., $500.
GbipdrS 3. Quinn an Z. Waro 6.
II. g. 60. $4,000.
Minuis Rosb.rsb.irner on GlberoH
3. II. 6. u. $3.50.
Rarp 6. RtGartbn an proDibsut
Sepiuss .. II. z. 60. $1,000.
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iidIrthnuns un nurbe Der GrIinbr
btr SnissrnlrefnuHg.
2ones .Snbrs binbnr9 bat ssobonn
9srnouli in isbr nabsn psri0nliden
gt5iebnneen 5u 9sibnis gsjtanben.
unc dis i'm Sabre 1893 5srsog glnton
lllrih pon 9raunihntia WoIiens
biittel ii9 nit Oem g.oantsn irus.
cine atabemis gu sriinoen. Diiuidts
Ter Jpn btrnihsnos 9tibniS brinesnb.
bab 8ernOuni an iis ols Wlatbsmos
tifer bsrufen fpiirb. Dies Dtrnitlobts
ben eriten Brief. ben nn 20. Ttjenis
fer 1893 gernoulli an 2eibnis rid
teie Die gerufung 9e-nouIlis sers
idllua ftp aus periTnIihsn 0riinbsn;
nber bic yrt, pie Der bdmals idhon
beriibmte aei6nij in feiner triten
9lntipOrt BEN iunsen Waihsmaiifsr
enteegtninm uHb ttn III einem reaen
griefipefieI orfinuntsrte, gtreiht
btiem Jlr er5bisn ebre. a.ibnij
ionnte iIh nm jena 3eil niht niehr
touernO nit ieiner 9is6ltnssipiiTens
i6dff befnfsn. lin iebo1 nit ibren
5prif9rittsn betonnt 5u bleiben,
fudie sr NIT Watbemntifern Idrifts
Iihe 9ertinbung, ano Sobann 8ers
nouIli erid,ien ihm iofori nls Der gss
tignete Wann, nit Rem sr bic ergebs
niiie isinsr friibersn Stu5isn trSrterr
nnb nit oeHen Siife CT burh ipshIels
ieitige 9lnreguna fir bic 9ilbnug
ieiner neusn Rehnungsarten ipiriinm
ftin ionnte. Ditfs Gripdrtung rtdlts
feriiate iit, bOafommsn. Der Brief
tpehIsI tausrte otns UnterbrtftnJ
fort 6is Ju 2eibniJ So9e; er III Der
umafnsrtIbiis serorSsn uutsr allen,
sis Der srpte bsutite Gehbris gcs
iiibri bat unb tilb.t sines Der pittiss
FEN Dofumsnie in Der GeIbitis bsr
watbemniii, inbem 6arin niht bloB
bic Grbeiien bon 9eibnis unb gers
noulli, ionbern aud ole iibrigsn ers
fteinungsn Der mathematician eitss
rotur ouFs sinssberbits er6rtsri ipsrs
ben. Ter grieftpsdfel ipurbe nod au
9srnouIlig 2eb3eittn, i'm Sabre 1745,
in sfusi Guartbdnben eebrudt nnb
tsr0fTeniliti. 9lusssbsbnt unO lshrs
= ff,adbtu1a1uitp9 -UlqlfHuu
rsib mar aud gsruoullis griefipstfef
nit Qepuborb gnler, ber 1s43 BEN
Trmd iiberaeben tporben III. Gr fig!
IN bic Iebte aebensseit gerrpuliis uno
in elm itOner gstpeis buliir. tuis Der
nit gliersbeIhtpsrbsn fdmpfenb:
Mlann iid bic GriIfs bag gsiites Be-
tpdbrt bat unb tis an fein 2ebsnssnc:
f.iner Difisnidoft irsu qe6Iisttu III.
gIeit b.im eriien gufirsten bss bas
malls srIi 19idbrigen euler srtnnute
mas bic Woihematif ron
ibm III ertpdrt.n babe, uHb perfolste
nit pabrGaii pdtsrlider aisbs uts
iplter NIT riidbaftlrier 8epunbsrnrl
gulers niIieni6nfilids asiituraen
Im l. Sonunr 174S in Sobann 9srs
noulIi bo1bstagt aeitorben Gein,
fdmmtliden merts finb pierbdnbto I'm
eesnhrs 1742, olIo nod fpdbr,nb iein's
2ebens, IN @enf erTtienen. CT bat
eine ieTbltperfnbte aebensbefdrei6inq
IN fran30ffbsr Sprofe binterlafTsn,
hie fir az. Ipdtsr iihfr i'm erfdien.s
uen 9ioqrnpbien bi. 8runbIaee bilbet.
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Isrnabeisentbnms iiebrrtrasHuseu.
Cincinnati, %. Sept.

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mon, so BEL 100 SUB an Der Oitteiic
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Der Sitfeite Der Gbipnrbs Rnao, 1877
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gortpoob, 81.
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9elicn, 20 Bel 100 SUB an Der 9.
StraBe, 81.
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gruHOeissntbams- -Sspotbefen.
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Ken ti n gsfragtu
gbnrIes s. aeipis on aiberai g. u
3. Co., $500.
emma Starrp an Glarf Street &
u. 9. Co., $2800.
Sobn 8. Deitins on RoH GdftOr'
$195.
Scrat. @rssIp en- GLENDALE e. o.
5000.
Glla g. Gtmon on Goutbern Dbsr
Sobings garf Co., $500.
1. Z. Runb ON Spriug @urber
6. u. g. Co, 5000.
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@eranoert

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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-08-01
HE FAILED TO REGISTER.
Cedar Rapids Man Says He Didn't
Hear About the Draft.

Cedar Rapids, Ia, July 30.-Rob-
ert Prasipaleuskis, a Lithuanian "a
years old, employed in local mills,
pleaded guilty to failing to register
for military service on June 5, when
arraigned before United States Com
missioner Harwood. Because his ap-
pearance was voluntary he was re-
leased on $1,000 bond after sharp adj
monishment by the federal agents. He
declared that he was ignorant of the
fact that he was required to register
until last Sunday, when he learned of
the first draft. He notified the city
clerk at once and was referred to
United States Deputy Marshal Healy,
and the unlucky Lithuanian will be
dealt with according to the method
prescribed by Washington for slack
ers
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-08-01
Sells Corn i'm Field.

Anyone who might think that the
farmers are getting the worst of it
these days has another guess coming
and should go and talk with Chester
Stoddard and A. M. Curran of Sher-
man township. Mr.. Stoddard has a
field of 95 acres of corn that is little
better than knee high. His neigh
Dor, Mr.. Curran, who is known as one
of the good farmers and shrewd bust
ness men of the neighborhood, has
been casting a longing eye on the fine
patch of corn for some weeks. Last
Friday Mr.. Curran offered Mr.. Stod-
dard $500 in cash for the field as it
stands, which is s26.66 per acre. The
offer was accepted and Mr.. Curran
promptly wrote his check for the
sum. The corn had been cultivated
four times AID the stand is fine. After
taking out high cash rent and all cost
of labor, the deal is said to have net
ted Mr.. Stoddard over 81 400, and Mr..
Curran will also undoubtedly make a
nice thing from his investment.-Al-
COMA Republican.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-08-01
Soldiers and Socks.

Western manufacturers received a
part of the U. S Governments order
for 1867, 200 pairs of socks, the total
amount bid being $710,O36. The
average price paid was Is 4-10 cents
a pair for cotton socks and q Sit
cents for wool socks.
The prices secured are considered
very satisfactory. The contracts
were awarded in accordance with
the recommendation of the Knit
Goods Committee of the Council OF
National Defense.
William T. Taubel, Inc, of River
side. N. j., received the bulk of the
order = 100000 pairs at 1874
cents, 1925, 1000, and 100000 pail
wooden socks at q cents, $1O2,600
Among the bidders were:
Belleville Hosiery Mills, Belle
vile, ILL.,, $1,000 pairs at Is cents
Milwaukee, Wis, 10000 pairs al
10 cdnts, $28,500. Cooper, Wells
& Co. st. Joseph. Mich. 10000 pairs
Knitting Co., Beaver Dam, Wis, $50,
900 pairs wooden socks at 80 cents,
Kenosha, Wis, 10000 pairs at 10
cents, S11,400.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-08-01

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