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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-23

sGlattDI Qe SQrIpleE, F>1lt lDllee
l1nberban6sbaobe i De 1i01te Duge
bar ifubt i 5prf, opgibes ben e11=.
geITe' syragtoan1per, uSolio g
Mano brnbf) pg ben norife v2ars
Saltenes".
Sen omerifanife Damper> uM-
gonqui114 er uben @arlel bleDet tor
peberet;; men befe 8elpt11itgen req
oeDes. Man troeoe en fort 5io, at
sDe1t or1erifallife &egiering Diloe be-
tragte. oenne Sorpeoertng fon mt
Zig &rigSaariag. Dg i bpert Salo
bliper ben io fgiet ti!s Be &rel1feller,
1pn1 bill blibe opluutmeref, ON EN-
Qonflift engang for Mlbor trner
l1leb at n6brp6e ne1lem Mmerifo
% Spiflonb.
Sen engelife Domper, Cot
8oi11t" er blebet }e116t til 8rtnos:
Ser bar to Mn1erifunere / Belnt=
ftinge1t; alle reb6eoes.
S Wa116ags Morges me0belteS,
iat tre arnertfanife 5fibe o11trent
ian1ti6ig bar bleDet torpeoereoe,
l1enlig ugigilancia" uGitp Of Wen1-
pbis og ussSllinots" Otter 6e. Op-
IDsninger at 6enrn1e, ion e16nu- TO-
r4igger, blep Der ! it1tet af oe tire
Stlfel6e gibet 8ariel ON Gorpeoe=
ringen. Det fer n6, iont on femten
Manb al vBigilancid"s Beiptning
p1nfon1; be fiorte1t bar i1tbfgote
Mmerifanere; ben fer1tet1oe bar 8.
.stDrlnanb Nor6, f66t / Danmarf
men a1nerifanff gorger.
essaal,as 50 nisie 2sii1aier lffripes,
Derffer Der ifttarf 9pbiofelie / ame-
rifa { Mn1eoning af 0e11ne freoobs
rpe0ering, % Der roabes
bpjere op ont @rige11S uun0gaaelig-
beo enc 1togen Sin6e fer. Set bert
tes e11oogiao, at Brgiioentet1 | Sd
bet al oenne l1ge biz foretage bra-
itiife 5friot, og man flyer re11tn6
4. Z a + 3 50 e .
ollerebe mi, at Mmerifa faftiif er !
&rig lneb Eblfla116, Ielb on ingen
grflari11g er fre111fon1n1et.
Sanbbeoe1 er 6og nof Sen, at
@egjerirgen / 8aibington Denter %
operbeier; set er ia1t6ipn1igt, at ben
11e1ler, BEN forelpbig ct. gooet iaa
biot, ion1 Sorbo16ene fraper, beb at
tage 5friot til at armere Sragtfi=
bene.
Oct fgrite birfelige 5a1nn1enlteo>
irm Tier, bill ft116e 5feb, naar Ell
tiff u1lberpan0sbna0 angriber en-
or1neret omerifan1f Damper - e.
Ter on1pell6t.
S 6en11e yerbt110elie ifriper
uMnncbener geel1elte gsacbricb=
ten, at Ser er ltor 5anolpnligbeo
for, at Sc tDife nnberDan0sb
Sgrerei 6re11rti6en bill tage ameri:
fonife SgfoH til 5ange, itille Dem
for en- &rigsret gDlflanb % laoe
.beln blibe 1fubt, efterion1 Der 90, ef=
ter TIFF 0pfattelie, er begaoet en-
l1neutral San6ling al ct nentrult
2on6. gpiferne bill 1let og ret be-
ba11ble or1nerebe nelttru1e 5fibe ion,
&rigsfart6ier % bill barble | Oper-
ensitemme!fe n1eo 6enne 9pfattelje.
&borpiot ben tDlfe &esiering goo
fjenber benne l1btalelie, bibeS lite.
2on6ons Boaro Of Sraoe bar no
ie11bt en- Meoegierelie, Der olnfatter
oen tpffe l11r6erbonos sfampagnes
fgr1te iefS Tiger:
nDenne @a1npagne 1r1aa bpre
noget al en- gfuffelie for gpiferne"
|beooer bet; pferif i Sat1uar 1917
eie6es i gngIano 3 731 5fibe al
oper 1900 Cons Drpetigbeo. Sra
|, Jebruar tiI Ia. Marfs blep 7s
Of 6isie sfibe ffuof i Gent, iao
gngla11b bar nj efter fefs Tigers
oubegrpnietn nnoerban6s sfunpaonf
1858 5fibe of ober 1900 Cons
Dregtiebeo fornoet traiten ntallige
|n1inbre sfibe % mango Sorteier,
~.
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5ukrtgrt1 pg 6kthafartptt.
gpiferne torpeberer amerifanffe Sfibe.

T,'SV.~'~N't~S
Der oaglig lgber al Stabelen. S oe
iiolt forlgbne to Tiger er fun
80 5fibe ,blebet torpe0eret; i
&agnens f9rlte to Tiger bar Der
49,"
Me1l Napporten il1brpn1ner, at
Ben neutrole 5fibsfurt bar Iiot be-
tD6eligt.
0en 8. 6s. be6 set, nne0 Set BRIT
tiife M6uiroIitet ion1 Slide, at So
iferne. Sebrnor bapoe ti1intetgiort
100000 Sons be6 l11loerbunosbaa=
6e. Wen mi iparer 5D1ferne n1eb Ell
grflprtrg, Iom gaar lt0 paa, at Be
/ Sebr11or tilintetgioroe iolt ISL
500 Cons, n1eb ol1ore Sr6 36S.
5ragtfibe, bDoraf 292 tilb6rte
fjenotlige Wagter z(oltiaa iipr eng
lone). S BEN tDife Sebruar=ODer=..
iigt ifbbefattes rs 11el1trole 5fibe.
! 5pprgsmoalet, io111 bliber tilbage,
11aar mon bar 1eit 6iSie to Beref-.
ninger, er; 5bem ifal man tro2
Ser er fren16eles life fo1nmet
ifonoinabiif Noit BERTH 2a116et.
stanoaro Oil=Dmnpere1l uSSobn 9.
Mrcbbolo al1fpnl ganife bilt til
Solifar n1eo SO seffe l1orif
Bo5t fiblte Hge. Wen BEN engellfe
.ssSnipeftion fo1,fiifereoe Soften
De banife Mlal1terbapso oampere
1ieger fremoeleS itille, og u5tocf=
boln fiees ltabigbef at 1befinbe 1ig
paa Salifor Rbe0.
Set mentes, at v8ergensfioro"
piloe forlaoe Seem Sort / Gorgaars;
men set er~nn1uligt at foo rgiagtig
8eifeo III, 90 6e flefte SfibSnpbe6er
efter Negieringe11s EEfpn6elle life
bliper offentliggiort | 8resien. 5aa
meget ipnes oog gipet, at bDis
uBergel1sfior6" pirfelig ofgif, n1eb-
fgrte sem bberfen Hoit eller Basia=
gerer.
u&riltioniofior0 anfon1 til Seem
Oorf 1ioite Sors0og: Ser bor ingen
Meiienoe rne6 fun en- blind
Nos1ager" J. 8oitor Goon1l1s fra 8e=
oria, ssSll. 8oIt ne6f6rtes beller
iffffe.
Men Ser befanot iig on1borb 16
l1orffe &aptailler, ion1 reilte berober
\ n i . < - + > 97sZ&
for at obertoge &on1ma116oetl ober
norlfe 5fibe, Der er bleDet bpgget
paa a1nerifanife Nerfter. Disie
@aptainer bar bog life &as1agerer,
men gior6e osarbeibe on1borb.
u9riifaniafioro" forloo Norge
ben %. ssSanuar, men be11ote ON,
oa ben M tDlfe l1nberban6Sf Sfampag-
he begDn0te tire Dage ienere. Man
bebolot oe ca. 500 8as1agerer on1-
borb / Ell Muaneb, be11te11be, at set
ifuloe blibe 111uligt at beforbre Dem
It'll Mn1erifa. Men oa Ben brittle
|Negiering fremoeles bite fig l1til-
nern1e!ig i Gett1ing af at Iaoe 5fi=
bet goa ,loerlon1 airftpalL, Iatlo1atte
nton ben 26. Gebruar alle 8asia=
gererne, og to Dage ienere afgif
nariitioniafjoro1 b'ollaitet tiI gep
|yorf.
2onoon 81. Marts Gn Gen=
terbepeiebe fra &ipbenbabn n,ebbe-
Ter, at banife Meberier bar ba,ttlet
en 'samt11enilntnins ! Ben Senieen-
Sc at beoIisebolbe sfibsfarte,1 til
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-23

= Sees Milerables" laber Ttetor
Suoo {in pariliife 8arrifaoebelt,
eniolras, boloe en- Sole til 8am-
.meroterne, ser ben 6. Stunt 1887
forlparer 6ereS i111propilereoe Stan-
ie moo gRegjeringstropperne % Hu-
litiet; - fanati1f tilraaber Den
,,noe 5tuoent .lin title Slot: uBor=
ocre - enter, bi taber eller p1l1oer,
5oo er set Ell Ompeltning, bt er. !
sSprb neo at foretage, % l1eelom
en- ses1oebrono oplpier belle Bpe11,
1ooleocs oplpier gepolntlonerne be>
le acknowledgement"
g4orstoslel,e. 1776, 1889, 1880
90 1s4S fla11llner 1onr granofofler
SEN npere Gios @iltorie. gtn er
1917 blepet inofejet i oerne 9taffe
nj sfepolutions-glar, 1onl bar "op<
Init hple Meennefebeoen"
g}uslouo er baag1,et. Gnslono
hor 1prar,at fine 2enfer. @nslaaoS
Erone er le6ig, % Noma11of1ernes
oonle arone ruler ! SteDet. De1
utroliqe er ifet:: Set oespott1fe Selpz
5tpres melt gru11on1lreoe Borg er
1tprtet - % paa 8interpalao1et
@etrogroo pajer 3epolnttot1e'1s bloo-
rpoe 5lag.
ut bette eneang piloe tie, bar a.
Ie fribeosellfe11be guslere orpmt ON
eiennen1 Mortier, % oberolt ! el=
ropo % Mn1erifa bor man ba q.
bet set. Neen ingen troeoe, at
Grgmmene iaa brot biloe bl1oe
gsirfeligbe6 at Saobene 1tnloe
blipe til &enbsger11inger iaa for-
bg1bspis bnrfigtt % ablel1af iafof-
1nobet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-23
Rrunll1ttr 11Hlatt1.
Gsaren abbieerer, % 9n,n~tn berffer.

Iertib ait Slime efter Ginte Su1in=
Ser af 5olbater ober paa Befolfai';s
qens 5ibe. Surtigere, enc mon bob
Sc turoet baabe, falot belle Hetro+
grao Mepolntionspartiets 991t=
Ser. Warrifooerne panot. Dnnae11
traabte 1ammel1 til ErobS for Set
]erens 9plps11ingsrefript. Ser 11O=
Iteotes Nroflarnationer ON, at Der:
efter bilbe Solfet raaoe. 6ebolu=
tionSpartiet la1nn1er1latte ct 11Dt Wft=
niiteriun1, og beo 9glneogang ret
te6e Seren og Bolfet nogle bol0=
1omme glngreb pau be &egleringS:
bpgninger, Ser en0nu bar ! G5arenS
8eiio6elie.
Om girsbagen ramle6e bet Dele
1anunen: De e11bnn 1oDnle Sropper
obergab fig til &epoll1tione11. 9e
ganlIe Miniitre blep fat fait. Dnma-
prpfi6ente11 ie11bte ct l1ltimatun til
G5are1 og forlangte &eformlobgib.
ming begDn6t 111e6 6et iarn1ne. Wee11
g5ore11 bar ltejL l1tilgRngelig, troo:
fig. San biIoe life gibe efter.
9erpaa obertoq Nebolut1onspar=
tiet bele 9fegjeringsnoifin
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-23
geepnbelie,,,

& noae11 Eio bar fun fad og
f,,oppe gelegro1nn1er 1iDet no ira
9}uslonb til Onberbenen. Wte1t
pIu0lelig aab1,eoes Ser for 0seooe-
lel}ernes 6tormf!ob, og Sorsoog
gftermi6oog Den-1 81. inoebolot
omerifonife @looe 8eretninger ON,
at e1, rusfi1f geepolution bapoe fn1'-
set 5teo, og at BEN ollereoe bar
np1ten tiIenoebrogt 1neo 1troaletoe
Me1nltat.
Ombpltninge11 bor begDn0t Ell
11ge tib1igere; men mon ptlOe 111gen
Sub ieroe til oen pprige geroen,
fgr WeooIet bar 11aaet
Sen 8. So. fonbt Spt6ler 5teo
7 Betrogroo:: Solicit raabte paa
Wrgo, set ltorlne6e 8utiferne, og
grbejoerne forlo0 MmnunitionSfa=
briferne. Sen fG!genoe Sag tos bet
rioenoe 8oliti 8pen / 8eiiooelle,
oq aapolleriet bite Zig | @aoerne,
Sen 10. Marts bofleoe Solfe=
bobene. Megjeringel1 blep be1tprtef.
Ser bleb gibet 8efaling til at 1fp=
oe paa .oe ubpre Menneifemas1er,
1or1 iamleoe fig i 0epifpprolpeftef.
MoIfinfanonerne blep bragt / 5til==
li1a; men iffe en- 5ol6at rgrte Jig.
&pren npgteoe at parere Srore %
blep oerfor er1tattet 1neo Bolihet>
fom affpre0e flere 9a1ber. Du bleD
Dnmoen erflpret op!pft og G5are11
forbere6te fig paa at gaa 1tre11gt til
8prfs.
Sele 6en Scat % npite Sag
{gpnoog) fanot 5anunenltgo Steo
mellem Bolitiet og 8efolfningett.
8etrogroos @ar1riio1t gioroe MDt-
teri: Sen npgte6e afgjort at ffpoe
poa 8pens ubiulte6e sSnobpggere.
Megiment efter &egiment Iti1lebe iig
paa Solfets Sibe. Spltninge1t ct.
8eter % ct 8al1lus bleD inbtaget
af Solfet % Sen folfeberliee Seer.
5olboterne 1eoffgb beres Office
rer, og Sol6dter og 8orgere GIT
ion1leoe moo bet regieringSlDoige
9o111iiti.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-23
Sc fgrite @einltater.

MnsIanos 8orgerreeiering uoiteo=
te fgrit- og fremmef General alornnelti
for alle politiife Sorbrpoere, bbor
De eno befiroer fig i @eroen: S ST
birie1, ! England, i Mn1ertfa finoes
Der Suiinoer, font el1te11 bar 0gn1t
til 1iDsparig 2anoflpgtigbeo eller
bar Hpgtet bort fra en- Dgosoo1n,
Der bar fploet ober Dem. De er fri
M Tan rejie bieu til Georeran=
BET.
s. Suititsn1iniiter aerenfi boIot !
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-23

2onoon 81. Marts Gn 8en-
terbepeiebe fra aiipbenbabn ,,,ebbe-.
Ter, at banife 9lbeberier bar bonnet
en- 'samn1enilntnins ! ben Senieen-
Sc at beblisebolbe sfibsfarten til
srObs for ben tbffe l1nberbanos-
fanpagne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-23
g5aren neblesser @esierinsen,

! trz =
Sen Is. 6s. rneb6eltes set, at
Gaor geifolai II bob6e ne61agt Ste
gjeringe11, og at bans eneite Sgn
Ser Ell 13 glar gan1mel, bar blebet
,,6roobt ti1 Setter ltrber- ntolerti=
oigt Sorn1pn0erffab af fir 0nfeL
gtorfprit Mifael.
soantii66ig os1sneo iaooll saaaeret
1linger fra mango rusiiiiife gper, ior1
erflnreoe fig e11ige meo ben 11pe
giingenes Drbe1l. Sra WalplaDlerne
.g1iltre6e Eelegranmer ON, at See
rens @eneraler lto6 paa gfeDolntio=
mems 5i6e, 1u111t at be meb 1fige11oe
.gnergi bilbe fortiptte &rigen moo
.&igets SLENDER.
Sre6ag Sen 16. anerfien6te' eng
lono pg Gra11frig ben nh &egiering,
Ser bar bIebet 1an1meniat af libe=
role 5totsmn116 meb @. g.. 2boff
iom &oniejlsprefibent, saul Mu-
po1foff, 6e fonltitl1ttone1le Demo-
fraters S6rcr, ion1 11oenrigsmil1i=
iter og ftp. Dunaprnii6ent @ucb=
foff ion1 miolerti6ig Soriborsn1ini-
liter.
5alnnte Dog i11otraf BET ubente-
|.6e, at G5aren paa fin @gns 8egne
frafag0e fig Mettigbeoen II! Eronen,
og io1ntioig me6beltes Set, at 5tor=
fprit Meifael, Ser fful6e babe beret
Megent trof zig ttlbage.
Muslano pnr lite mere ct &eiler=
Dgnnl1e.
Negjeringel1 bfep 1r1iolerti6igt
oDerla6t til ct l1obalg / Dnmaen,
og mon begDn6te 6iebliffelig at no
urbej6e Muner for ben narnleite
Sren1tib. S6rit iGrgebe man for al
aabne 1pe Breono1alg, lao 5olfef
funoe faa 11oget at ipi5e.
! Sen forbenberen6e g5ar, bbis
Mabn mi gjengibes iom Iet og ret
Mifolai &on1unoff iDnes lite at ba=
be baret i Sobebitaoel5 me6ens
Oubaltningen foregif: San befanot
| lig be6 &nren. 5iben foI BON meo
iin 5tab bore reiit til 1T CONNER
Tot,~ 2ipu6ien, i BET ipoIige &rtn1.
Sans 1tprntefte Son1i!ie ntenes al
|opboloe figi Sinlono.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-03-21

A. E. Dunlap ct al. Referees to
George Pulver, Lot 2, 8, 4, S, 6,
z, 8, 8, 10, and II Block and
out lots l, IL, 13 "a, rs and Lot
1, Q, 3, 4. S, 6, Z, 8, 8, 10 Block
SW, Sec. 16 Delhi Township 5000
II Doolittle's Add. All of
Delhi Iowa, and w IL NV
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-03-21
L. S. Fisher has been spending a

L. s. Fisher has been spending a
couple of weeks with his daughter,
Mrs. Irvie Hindal, at Lavina, Mon
tana.
Mr.. Timothy Wandell of Portland,
Oregon, visited relatives here recent
| ly.
Mrs. Brooks of Hopkinton visited in
the Charley Blanchard home last
week.
Miss Hazel Hobbs, who has been
here several weeks, left Monday for
her home at Colo, Iowa.
Mrs. Hartman of Fayette visited
her daughter, Mrs. Jim Cole, last week.
Mrs. L. B. Blanchard is in Dubuque
receiving medical treatment.
Andrew Hesner who works at
Clermont was home for Sunday.
George Pilkington and Claude Fir
man made business trip to FL
kader last Monday.
Miss Rose Frye of Greeley has been
caring for Mr.. Joe Robson, who has
been quite sick.
Miss Ada Mae Michael and Mr.. Earl
Nichols of CARRIER were married last
Tuesday, by Rev. c. w. Smith, at the
home of Mrs. Marie Sims.
Mrs. R. G. Wheeler visited her
daughter in Calmar recently.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-03-21
NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT.

NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT.
State Of Iowa, Delaware COunty,-ss,
In District Court, March Term, 1917
In the matter of the estate of Gottleib
Ammeter, Deceased
To John Gottleib Ammeter, Anna
Ammeter Witt. Marie Ammeter, Will
liam Ammeter, Albert Ammeter, Mar
gurite Ammeter and Marie Ammeter
heirs at law of Gottleib Ammeter
deceased, to any and all creditors of
said estate and to any and all per-
sons claiming or having any interest
or claim against the estate. of Colt
leib Ammeter, Deceased:
You are hereby notified that on the
18th day of March 1917 there will be
filed in the Office of the Clerk of the
District Court of Delaware County,
Iowa, the Final Report of Maria Am
meter Administrator of the estate of
the said Gottleib Ammeter, Deceased
That application will be made at this
regular March term of said Court for
the approval of said report and the
final discharge of said administrator
herein. Said matter will be called up
for hearing and disposition on the
26th day of said term of Court, which
commenced at the Court House at
Manchester Iowa, on the 18th day
of March, 1917
MARIA AMMETER
Administrator
By A. M. CLOUD
Attorney for Estate
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-03-21
THE ADVANCE Of MEDICINE AS A
SCIENCE.
By DR.. Wilbert Shallenberger

clan. This point cannot be impressed
too strongly: Tuberculosis in the larger
majority of cases is absolutely durable,
provided the disease is recognized early
Immediately. Every consumptive has
had his chance to recover, but has
thrown away or disregarded it.
hundred years ago In France, when
a patient was known to have tubercu-
losis or consumption, his physicians
prepare himself and affairs, for death
was inevitable and he was doomed. But
this is not true today. we know that all
patients do not die, thousands recover,
the treatment as to the beginning Of
proper treatment in time. =
, Again there was a time when all all
nents OF the stomach We're called "dys-
pepsia." Science with the use Of the
N.Ray and other delicate tests have
so-called dyspepsia" is in reality a
cancer Of the stomach. This being true,
the Importance Of recognizing cancer in
its early state can be realized. for I'M
the, stomach or any other part Of the
body is an early operation, and again
only the very early cases can be oper-
ated upon. Many lives, in fact, thou
sands Of lives would be saved yearly If
cancer was recognized early enough to
completely remove it by an operation.
But it can be identified in its very early
stages If we will only take advantage
of the golden opportunity science has
given US. If we do not take advantage
Of this gift, then we must pay the PEN
atty Of our own folly and ignorance,
as, in fact. many do each year. .~
AS I have tried to show the impor-
lance Of an early discovery and recOgnf-
ton Of the two most dreaded diseases,
Cancer and tuberculosis, so it is true
in all other diseases and conditions.
Precious months and years are too often
wasted in taking little Of this and a
little of that. resting content and Sc
cure in the knowledge that something
is being gained or accomplished and
often irrepara BILE harm is being wrought.
Don't do it-use your judgment, your
common sense. and If you are ill. indis-
posed or sick, make an effort to dis
cover the nature Of your illness that
you may he treated with success.
wish to assure all persons who may
be interested in consulting me that
will be only too glad to diagnose and
explain your case to You, also advise
you. 1t costs nothing and to me 1t Is a
pleasure. My practice for the last if
teen years has been limited to special,
chronic and nervous diseases. such as
diseases Of the eyes, nose, throat. ear,
lungs, heart. blood, skin. nerves. liver,
stomach intestines kidneys bladder,
rheumatism. gOitre. rectal, and diseases
of men and women.
Address
DIR. WILBERT SHALLENBERGER,
766 lakewood Boulevard,
Chicago, Ill.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-03-21
Waterloo last week,

Waterloo last week.
A. J. Arthur and F. H. Hatch were
elected school directors at the meet
ing last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Forward were
over Sunday visitors in Scotch Grove
DR.. Hanson spent last week al
Iowa City.
The Blue Circle of the Ladies Aid
will present, "The New Minister
in Hesner's Opera House on Friday
March 23rd.
Miss Elledge of Elkport was in
town Monday
Mrs. Ida Elliot and daughter, Cora,
were in Strawberry Point, Saturday
Miss Bertha Putt is caring for Mrs.
Tony Funk, who is quite sick.
Mrs. Smith of Strawberry Point
visited her daughter, Mrs. Hanson,
last week.
DR.. Howard of Strawberry Point
was in Edgewood, Wednesday.
Mrs. Chas Croyle spent last Sat-
urday in Dubuque.
John Richards arrived home from
Buffalo, last week he spent several
weeks with his son, Ora and wife.
Lawyer Welsch of Monticello was
a business caller her last Monday.
Miss Flora Newman visited friends
in Manchester recently.
Mr.. Fl. M. Davis of Manchester
spent Thursday in town.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-03-21
Henry Lewis has gone to Ohio, t,

Henry Lewis has gone to Ohio, tt
remain indefinitely.
The robins have come. The wild
geese and ducks have gone north but
the pleasant spring weather usually
enjoyed at this time has been side
tracked with the empty cars, and per-
haps they will both start out togeth-
err.
Every one taking meals at Clarke
Hall needs to be on time these days.
Mr.. Paul Rickert, Secretary of the
Foreign Missions for the Y. M G. A.
of New York City occupied the
pulpit of the Presbyterian church last
Sabbath evening.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-03-21
EDGEWOOD

Mr.. F. H. Hatch spent last week
in Des Moines attending Poultry
convention.
Edgewood people received the sad
news of the death of Ralph Cole at
Elgin, Illinois. He was brother Of
Jim Cole and had been in poor health
for a long time. The body was
brought to Colesburg last Tuesday
where interment was made.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Bixby spent
last week in Des Moines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Putt were at
Garnavillo, Wednesday, attending the
funeral of the latters mother.
Miss Gertrude Seward, of Anamosa,
visited her grandmother, last week.
Mrs. John Wathem and daughter
visited her sister in Strawberry Point
last week.
Wilbur Weyant was home from
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-03-21
THE PNEUMONIA SEASON.

The cold, damp weather of March
seems to be the most favorable for the
pneumonia germ. Now is the time to
be careful. Pneumonia often results
from cold. The quicker a cold is
gotten rid of the less the danger. AS
soon as the first indication of cold
appears take Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. AS to the value of the pre-
paration, ask any one who has used
it. For sale by A. C. Philip.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-03-21

August Nodurft and wife to Ber-
tina A. Rodies, Lots 81, and 80,
Acers Add. to Manchester,
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-03-21

All fields Of endeavor are rapidly be-
ing placed on an accurate and scientific
plane. This is particularly true of
Medicine and its practice. Modern
old. and the days of "guess work" are
rapidly giving way to the careful and
exacting methods Of the medical scien-
fist.
.The physician of "today" realizes that
his first duty, to himself and patient
other words, to discover the exact loca-
tion and ailment from which the patient
suffers. So often q doctor may be
asked: rs not the successful treatment
of a disease more important than dis
covering the exact kind or nature Of the
disease?" and this question Is easily
answered by counter question: us it
possible to repair or replace q broken
part of a machine, for instance, without
knowing the exact location and nature
of the trouble in the part affected?" We
know that 1t Is not.
Treatment Of disease, to be successful.
must embrace a complete and thorough
knowledge Of the disease in question.
For If this were not true, one kind OF
medicine or one course OF treatment
as another. To take an example, ex..
perience has taught physicians that
quinine does not cure everything, and.
in, fact, is practically valueless in all
diseases with the exception OF malaria.
commonly called "chills" or "ague."
But the time was not so far distant in
the past when Quinine was a fayOrite
medicine in almost any disease. What
has caused the discrimination Of this
drug in practically all diseases but
malaria? The question Is easily answer
ed: new methods Of the scientist have
made it possible for the physician to
know absolutely If a patient has this
disease; not only that. but the exact
form from which he suffers. In the past
this was not possible and quinine was
given to be on the safe side. Now con-
slider for moment the tremendous value
of knowing absolutely if patient has
malaria. If he has, quinine would be
the drug he should have, but on the
other hand, If he has not, 1t would not
only be of no value, but in addition be
distinctly harmful:
If this be true Of quinine and malaria,
it is true Of many. many other diseases
and conditions. Medicine carelessly
given and without knowing the exact
trouble, not only fails to aid, but causes
distinct harm.
A hundred years ago it was only pos
sible for physicians to recognize the
very advanced and hopeless cases of
tuberculosis; naturally these all died,
and thus the impression was received
that the dreaded disease was fatal.
Again science has stepped in and made
it possible for the modern and up-to-
date physician OF today to recognize
the very. very early and incipient cases;
the microscope, the stethoscope and the
delicate tuberculin tests have made this
possible, combined, of course. with the
ever increasing experience OF the physi'
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-03-21

Herman John Preston and wife
to Hugh McElligott, N 1-2 NV,
except l A Adams Township :
U. T. Wheeless and wife to R.
J. Davis, PIT. Sc SW Sec. 10,
and PIT. NE NV, 10, South
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-03-21
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF Elk.
ECUTOR.

State of Iowa, Delaware County SIS
Notice is hereby given, that the un-
dersigned has been duly appointed and
qualified as executor of the estate of
Caroline M. Greenwood, late of Della
ware County, deceased. All persons
indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment, and
those having claims against the same
will present them, duly authenticated
to the undersigned for allowance.
Dated March 18th, 1917.
ORIN M. GREENWOOD.
w. H. Norris, Attorney for Estate.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-03-21

:. NJ. SAOOD
Attorney for Estate