davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-24

7. H. Young, 1920 West Broadway,
and Charles Wright, 1927 Third av-
enue, both members of the Dodge En-
sineers of Council Bluffs, reported to
the police that at IL o'clock Sunday
night they were out riding in an au-
tomobile loaned to them by Captain
Howard, their commander in the
Dodge Engineers. With them were
Anna Davis, 728 First avenue, and
Viola ellsworth of Woodbine, Ia,
who is visiting Miss Davis.
Accosted by Highwayman.
At the point where North Harri-
sol. street becomes the Mynster
Springs road, a very secluded spot,
the young men told the police, lone
highwayman, armed with large re-
volver, leaped upon the running board
of their machine and gruffly ordered
them to stop and throw up their
hands.
Reluctant to obey the order, the
Young men hesitated a moment,
whereupon the bandit deliberately
iired at Young. The shot tore off one
OF his fingers at the first joint.
The man then robbed Young OF
SIS, Wright of $40 and the young
women Of some small change they
carried.
Threatening his victims by brand
shing the revolver, the flend then
.ttacked one of the young women.
Just as the highway1rat1 had taken
heir money, a second automobile con-
tanning two men aed two women
drove up. This car also was stopped
and its occupants forced to get out.
Takes Air From Tires.
Following the attack upon the
Young woman the bandit forced the
1river of the second car to remove
the air from all four of his tires. His
next move was to compel Young
and Wright to drive him back to
town. He made the young soldiers
drive him directly through the heart
of the city, even within half a block
Of the police station, and to the new
Northwestern elevator, where he left
them and escaped in the darkness.
Young and Wright hurried to the
police station to report the affair.
During the entire ride from the scene
Of the holdup Miss ellsworth was I'm
conscious and remained scat the sta
lion for an hour before she was re-
vived.
The identity of the four persons in
the second car held up is unknown
as they have made no report of the
occurrence to the police.
Another Victim.
Chris Peterson, employe of the
Woodward Candy company, was a
previous victim OF the brute. He was
riding in buggy with his wites and
Two children. At an hour earlier at
the same point where the two auto
mobiles were stopped, he was held up
by the bandit, who robbed him of
what money he had.
The bandit started to attack Peter
sons wife and was only prevented by
the pleadings of the husband and the
screams of the two children.
Descriptions of the bandit given
by Young, Wright and Peter
+on tally exactly, SO police have no
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-24
.kERENSkY IS GIVEN POWERS
OF DICTATOR BY SOLDIERS,
W0RkMEN AND PEASANTS
Strong Man of Russia Instructed by Most Powerful Body
in New Republic to Restore Order at Home and
at tFront-New Regime is to be Known
Government of Public Safety.
(By Associated Press

Unlimited powers" have been granted the Russian
vsona under Premier kerensky to grapp with
the sinister forces threatening wreck the Russia born
of the March revolution.
The grant from the powerful representative
body the nation the Council of Soldiers and Wokmen dele
and peasants of all Russia assembled in Petograd
The title of the ruling body the Government of National
Safety recalls Immediately the famous Committee of Public
Safety 79 crucial period the French
luton With Kerensky serving not only PREMIER but
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-24
More Than Billion and
Half Now Loaned to Allies

Washington, July 23.-Loans of
%S,0O0,O0O to Russia and $60,000,000
to France today brought the total sum
advanced to the allies within the last
three months up to $1,523,000,000.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-24

FRENCH WIN AGAIN AT VERDUN-The attempts
Of the German prince to retake the lost positions
northwest of Verdun have eliminated in smashing defeat
German official reports admit that the French have driven
through their lines in the Malancourt Woods D and the
hold the Avocourt Woods and Hill 804 (2). The Berlin
report that the French suffered along the
Malancourt road 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-24
BANDIT HOLDS Up AUTOS WITH
SOLDIERS, R0BS OCCUPANTS
AND MISTREATS ONE OF GIRLS
Two Automobiles Stopped, One Man Shot and Twelve
Persons Robbed by Highwayman at Council Bluffs
City Limits; Uses True Cave Man Methods
In Handling Victims.

A fiend of the Art Hauser type armed with large
vover held up and robbed twelve the Mynster
Springs the city limits of Council Bluffs Sunday night
shot and wounded attacked and only
from attacking second by the pleadngs of her hu
band and the screams of her two children.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-24
KkAIlR
Comparative Local Record.

Temperature and precipitation departures
from the normal:
Normal temperature .,................. n
Excess for the day INSTRUMENTATION. s
Total deficiency since March 1......... 2l6
Normal precipitation ........... .12 inch
deficiency for the day. .12 inch
Fotsl rainfall since March L.. 1879 inches
Deficiency since March 1...,.... 1.43 inches
Deficiency for cor. period, 1916. 7.55 inches
Deficiency for cor. period. 1915. 80 inch
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-24
RUSSIA'S STRONG MAN AT HELM;
FIEND ATTACKS YOUNG WOMAN

BATTERED GERMAN STRONGHOLD AT MEssNE RIDcEA British official
eremains a the
shahleyg got through With
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-24
The Weather

For Ncbraska-Fair.
Temperatures at Omaha Yesterday,
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-24

CONTINUED on Page Two, Column OneJ
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-24
Beports from Stations at 5p. nj.

I indicates trace OF precipitation
l.. a. WELSH, Meteorologist
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-24

Continued on Page Two, Column Four.)
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-17
6nnhrrjyllanh.
@gie 2gnninaer.

Gn biotil ufjen6t Spj0e bar 26n=
nett for cit Sjeneltefarl | Sen lenere
Ei6 naoet poo @eltfpltenk ifribeS Ser
fra 5ferbef til u5lensb. Nb.". Gor
en- 0pgtig &arl, 1om Oct / bisie 81
ser er ponifeligt at fao> betoles Ser
i1Dtil $500 Morf for ct Mor, ia,
enoog mere. Noar Soft og 2ogi
ioo foitiettes til 1000 Morf oorligt,
bbilfet life or for bpjt beregnet> BIZ
Der set en- 2pn pao $500 Morf.
Scr Spn1meren betoles ser raj beef
$50 Warf moane61ig, e11felte foor
en6og in6til 800 Murf ONT Moa=
neoen, bbilfet bliber meo Soft %
|2ogi ibereg1et e1t. 29n pao 900
|250O for Sc 6 5ommermoore6er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-17
Dpbsfalb.

Der 4 Moj 0p0e / @ipbenbobn
ti6liqere @o6Sejer &11u61en al Er6j=
borg | ben bpje Mloer al So Mnr.
u8lensborg 3D." lfriper ONT bom:
- Sons Mageien &mu6ien Dor fp0t
Ben Z. Sonl1or 1881 / Borballum.
&on beipgte Mp60ing Solfebpjifole
oa bar efter Ereoorsfrigen ct bolpt
Mars Ii0 / Gnglan0, bporefter ban
allere0e 1851 obertog Srpjborg /
5orpogtning. 9enne Gjen0om bar
blepen fjebt af bans Sober, lon1 pg=
Ioa eje0e 8isbp @eoegaarb. S 1860
blcD &nuolen ielb Ger al Erpibprg>
lcm Dul1 6erefter e110nu la6 inoe
me6 | benimo0 ct bolbt @nnbrebc
Mor. S 1906 1o1gte BON Goblet oq
f!!ptte0e til 9al1marf, bbor alle bars
@pr11 Dor. Sra 1906 til 1912 boeoc
bon Dos Ell 5p11, ser. CT Mpotefer /
Sreoericio, % fra 1912 bopbe ban
.toget 8opGl &%jpbenbob1. Sra fprlt
i 9alDfieroierne al bar ban 8or=
manht I uDe bla1be6e Di1trifters
2al1obpforetting" og / Ell Morrefffe
bar ban Meolem al Gpnoer &re6s=
Dog. Sprogforeniltgcns og @elger-
iore1tinge1s 8eitprelie bar ban Me6=
lem af iioen 6isie Soreningers 5tif-
.tclie be%1bolosbis / 1860 og 1883.
gco &igsbagspalgene fra 1881 til
1890 bar a11ltoien u, Ser rpo flor Mg=
felle % Mniee1ie, oplti1let iom &an=
oioot Spnber Bolgfreos,
og BON bar liaelebes &o16iont pe6
2onooagsbolgene. 5oo biot bi6cs,
bar @ooseier &n1tolen en- Bro0er ii!
ben ofopbe 5orfotter Sacob anl1o=
lens Sober.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-17
8rnnf,,l= Epentprct.

S Mr. Gium er 8rpontng / Song
/ ct Seize, lom CT b1troerct til 300
600 &r. Dette epentprlige 5un0 ct
en- al1tentiit &ien0sgjerning; Set FL
5totsgcolog Milters, Ser fat fon,
ltoteret Set, og Set er ogloa ban1,
ion D1roeser Set fun0ne Seize til
opcnnGpnte run0e Sum. Og eftel
bbo0. uMorbuS ST. erfarer, Ell
|6lln6ct giort paa cit GnfeS Glen:
Dom, ion1 iaole0eS me6 ct Stag ba1
|foaet Ell piebliffelig Merberoi a
100000 &roner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-17
sit / Strife. 1il og ira airfen giiffe
6Ql1 en06a barfD0ef.

sit / Strife. Iil og ira airfen gif
6an en0ou bar obet.
Noar bon tog Sjer1elte bos @ooro=
mpnoene, gift ban paa Mfforb meo
Dem ONT ct TillGg ~ / Meglen IS
ST. = til lin aorlige 2pn moo at
11l1opnre &ieb til fine Moo1tioer.
@ele tit 2ip por ban fjeo al, at
bon lon 0re11g l11pttigt bopoe brugt
tire Ore til 2afrits peo ct ltort Meor=
feb.
Sort fpr ban 0poe, ifpnfebe ba1s
1000 Ser. til 5pgl1ets Suttige> oq en-
flor, pragtfulo 2piefror1e til &irfen-
s lit Seitomcnte operbrog ban olle
tine Gfterluoenifober, oeriblon6t en-
Sporefasiebo9 poa $4,000 SIR. tiI
5oguet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-17
uMtin Man6", ifriber sSr11 so.

uNfin Manb", ifriper Tru 90. 6.
ira 8rainor6, sc. g., Dor
megd ipg al Ell Nprelioelie, ion1
ban bleb burtigt befriet ira. peo at
&1trifo. 5mtioigt bleb boll
al meo ct Wopeonoe, Ser bopoe
bom | mango Mor." ct Bloo
% cit 8amflet, Tom forteller 0e11
%intereslante &iltorie om Op6agelien
al bette gantle, b%elprppebe l1rtemio=
Del, loo bel lom andre i~nteresiorte
Tilorogetier> bliDer poo 6orlonger-
De tillen6t frit me6 Soften. 5frip
til 81. Geter 5obrnep & Sons 60,
50. Sop11e Npe., Chicago
ST..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-17
50 stpffer Sbcrtpi e. 2nfins.

Acknowledgements befienotgisr, ct
Solf, ser eier en- Dperfraffe eller
aaabe, bpap e,1tel1 bet Ell: til 8interz
cller Commenting, fun fal1 anifoffe
Zig Ell M, naor ser foreligger slloer-
oomslDagbeo ellcr 5Dgoom % fun
otter 2pgcottelt. ut bope baaoe en-
5olmncrzO perfruffe % Ell, Nlnter=
Jroffe bctcgnes ION 2ufluS,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-17
Gomen: &or De gpffc1tre?

l1rmogercn: SSo, 6rue bpilfen
&ris bar Sc tanft Gem at bile:
gao til?
Srucn: Griien lpiller ingen &ol==
le, blot ieg fon faa, bbao jeg pnifer~
nel1lig ct IT. Ser fan beffe Biger
uoen at bpffe bele Somilien.
u111ageren: DespGrre fjell0er Ri
life laoool1 ct S9ffeur, True. 81
bar fun 0en ipobanlige Slogs( ser
ppffer belle Tomilie11 1,6en at for
itprre 8igen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-17

on Amroe Tildels dyrket Stock
AOI6S Farm, we'd Stat Lande-
vel, god Jordbund, godt Illus, Stald
og andre Bygninger, SH Mil fra
Pequot, daglig Post, nRr Skole og
Kirke. Denne Farm skal smlges
for den 1ste Novb. Pris s35. pr
Acre. $1,000. kontant. Resten paa
KGberens Vilkaar til 6 %.
F. A. Tanner. Pequot, Mimi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-17

pe1rlten @rosierer CIR. Wgller Mn=
Dilbe tage inloD Dem, % Weao=
len fon11ne enc tilbage.
81 pe1lteOe 8elsg al Ma3ien mec
paa 8onmarfsreiien % IT
fe libt p%perraifet bleD pi, Oa Der font
greDa fra Mabiell, onl min Snitru
leg piloe fplr111e til Neceoab til
BrDrlupsf9rb. 81 rejlte meO 5a11ta=
Ter % ipgrgenoe Ianfer.
Sort efter por Mnfomlt boboelI
Moo1en pg ieg en- lille 5amtale. -
&olt pnr iliifffer pua, Serren bapoe
fenot ban1 Ben Apin0e, ban M iful=
0e boloe BrDllup meb. 9nn fortalte,
at / Sc Gage, Bans Suitru opbe,
So bar Ser fomn1en Ell lnabott nro
% Mmerifal9nglel oDer be1r al6eles
ufjenbte &binbe. SUN n1aatte aflfeo.
|De mg6tes / Meceoab> og bum bleb
bans Br11b, og / Sc fplgen6e Mm
Ell gpb SUI tr1t og Wober / 6e in
genlltnbe lette Gaar. Ma6ien pm
ifeoe, jeg / Stilbeo Dilbe bic benz
iuln1ne Sag, ri fon1.
&por ban boeoe / TSeceoob, bao0e
bon en- itor 5tuc, SEN tjente ti!lige
lom Strife; ber bleb barren 8rGbz
Ser i11b oq lubet B9nfe. 9annebrpg
bn1tgte oper Gn0ebpgeen, ct lille
8oro foron. 2iot primitipte &nG=
faI6> % ioa bar Ser en- ret bDggelig
lille Strife. Scr pieoe jeg 12. Sebru=
ar 1878 Waoien o. bans Brno:
Sen1igl1e Motbea &riltine Eeterler
fra 5fopne11ge beo 9eofifob. Doget
otter bob6e hi @a10stjeneite Ser. $40
lfulbe pi u6 poa Brpllups= % Wis=
~lionsrcjie lonr11en. &i fj9rte ii
Mpcbe q Sri og bobbe 8u0Stieneltt
/ 5folebuiet.
Gi0ere 11pite Sag til 8ig Slott!
nreo Bl11stjenelt tie i 5folebuiet. 81
5ru Mo6 eng @rap. Mftenm9oe
CTR. Holtliens &uS, bbor Ser bol0
, tes 1p11ge TO 1ne0 5nler oa Sang
Set bar mol1ge Mel1neifer, jeg tru
!, pao Sen Sfejle - nogle, jeg bopb
fonfirmeret / @ol1paco, og Ser Da
@enner fra milne &reoie / Nine sri
Der, EoDiippi. Gn g%lpoelig> III
ebe11tprlia Hejie. gn Gel banifeli!
! / Sc Gage, bbor mon ofte fj6rte me
Offer n1ellem 5tubbene / 8isconii
Stori fppe, lon1 Oct neppe er ntege
! tilboge al mi.
> @lo6 fom Ma61en til % / 5p1
1mnmeren 1878, bjolp meb SS11bpot
ni11ger, brog meb til @irfempOet
. yteel1ob. Fn1tor 5pDolm tom Q
obertog mine &reoie / @isconlt1
). % ieq{ orog til bans FER / Utter
bbor jeg it0en bar onret. Ma0ie
fortlotte me6 banebrpoer1oe Mrbejb
), / 8tsconii11, geebroifo, California
: % lt0it / Eeros. Sans Dgtre 90
:. lte0e % / 8rooflpn poo 9onn1urfS
: refer. S ii0lte 8rep ira Ma6le
:. freD ban, ieg bob6e lite let bere
! Stem, iiben leg bie0e 6ern / geect
: 6ab. 5an bil6e forigge at fon sc.
itigbe6en til at inbbpoe mig Ia
jog funbe beigge oem | 9onnepo11e
5pr Set TOM til u6fgrelie, lagoe
Meooien otter Ell trofolt DogSpprf t
). Sbile ! D%ultnebong, Geros. San
Gnfe bpr mt / 5olpung, Gallon
; MIA.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-17
Gn @eforo / ~spariommelisbeb.

S Giarbp / 5perrig er 1plig 800
Ell gammel Srogina1, @nseier Niels
8enoigion, Der / fit Geitomente be-
tanfer tin gp meo nogIe for en-.
Snsmono meget betpoeIige 51tm=
mer.
Ser bar bit life efsilteret noget
Menneife> Der oreb 5poriomrnelig-
beoen pioere eno oenne gonlle Ori=
gi11a1..
Set fortplles, at ban gift mes E.
Bor 5tgbler ! mere ems so Mar.
Son baboe beiluaet 5tgplerne n1eo
glif, og oisie 5taositgDler Dor ban
loa 1la,1iotn operfor, at ban fin tog
Dem paa, raar ban ont 9gnboaer
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-17
Der ipiies 11fr,tbt ps ajeles srGer.

S @~aoerslep=g gne1s Store feel
Deg % itioleS Ser I'LL belle Greer.
Mf cit Mnl1o11ce / uDa11p." ies set, at
ajpbnnal1o Mnton Neoerien / So
berslep noloper Ell Be1pnning for
Sra=SDDeaeS 8oogribelie. gilotz
bpfielloe @rpntfdger tages MI og=
8r1tg f1ere al Solfefigffffe=
l1erne. l1fruotspldnten 5fparoerfool
ierperes lont Seal % 8ranoenaloer
ION Spinat.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-17
GOD FARM.

w. u of the N. W. a Sec, 8, and
the b. - of the N. E. Il, Sec. T..
Twp. 155, R. A. En- god udyrket:
Prairie og T9mmer Kvart, beliggen-
de i Marshall County og kun ON.
kring 5 Mil fra Viking. Pris $27.5O'
pr Acre. Skriv efter nermere Op-
lysning til Waubun Land & Impl.
Co.. Waubun, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-17
Kjob Agerbrugs Land,

hvor Farmerens Son kan have de samme
fetlnge1ser. som hans Fader havde for
ham, we'd eller nar Jernbane eller smukke
Soer. Hvorfor 1eje naar De kan k3be en-
Farm till den samme Pris De betaler Lei
.eafglft! Bedste Jordbund. Udmarkede
MeJerier i Naerheden Deer sikkers paa at
gJore Diet godt. Kloverens naturlige HEM
LAND DEPT. NJ. ITAScA LUMBER co.
Deer River. Mimi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-17

800 ACRES tildels dyrket Farm,
kun 2 Mil fra Bejou. Godt 2 Etages;
Hus, 6 Varelser, Stald 36x60, Hon
sehus, Svinestald, Kornlade, god;
Brpnd,. flint Lund, 100 Acres med,
Avl, sort Jordbund med Lerunder-
lag, ingen Stem. BGlgeformigt Land.
Pris $55. pr Acre, en- TrediedeL
kontant, Resten i 5 Aar til 6 pct.
FRANK MECH, Beiou. Mimi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-17

GOD 80 ACRES FARM, ~ Mil fra
Middle River, Mimi, i skandinavisk
Settlement. Sort Jordbund. "a Acres.
under Dyrkning, Resten med Pop
lar T9mmer. Let at dyrke, $25. pr
Acre, lette Vilkaar. Skriv straks
efter Liste over Farme.
j. B. GROBEY,
Middle River, Mimi,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-17
Farm Minnesota til Salps.

20 Acres, 115 Mil fra Floodwood, e. BY med 900 Indbyggere og be-
liggende i Glover Beltet' af nordige Minnesota, ca. IS Mil Vest for
Duluth. sLandet der tlbydes til sMg igger we'd Great Northern
Jernbane og Duluth-St. Vincent Landevej B3lgeformigt Land, ingsn
Stem, intet ubenyttet Land, z Acres ryddet og ct lille Hus og stald.
pr Acre. Skriv ener besgg IS DR. M NJ Trimett. F1oodwood Mimi
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-17
LES OG TENK OVER DETTE!

LES OG TENK OVER DETTE!
| Golden Valley. Dstriktet, Montana, har Vi en- Del sectoner Land.
som egner sig ypperligt5 for Kvngavl og mixed farming" i AlmindeHg-
hed-Da Kvagavl r en- at de NEST indbringende Naringskider, anbe-
wort ]iberale Tilbud. ##8 e #@#4# #@@#I&
Prison pa Landet er meget rimelig Dg Betalingsvikaarene uhy-
r e lette. Skriv Dag for fud Opysning @
STONDALL TOFTOY COMPANY. Madison. Wis
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-17

TIL SALG. - Kvart Section jevnt
Land. 80 Acres ryddet, godt Ler-
jord, 8 Mil fra Bagley, i Skandina-
visk Settlement, Resten brush
Land kan bruges til Grsesning>
Pris $25. pr Acre. Paa lette Viii
kaar, hvis Diet Gnskes.
OSCAR T. STENVICK.
Bagley. MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-17
.eodtkiob.

ORD 1a Ls1und dMI 5 ; Nil nao R R@ gn by, 2 MI fra, Station, gode
pr Acre, intet bedre Land, gimrende LejHghed til at fa sig ct godt
og binigt HEN. ALE der ejr Farme og dyrker disse vii like behGve
at gaa Krig. Skriv It'll: M.@5ZZ#
D. H. BENSON, Roseau, Roseau Co.. MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-17
TER ANDERSEN, Badger, Mimi.

4 ~ A~->-E>~>> 4 Mil fra By, 40 Acres under
A<O 1O1 60 j al ILL., Dyrkning, Is Acres Eng, Resten
Gresgange, noget godt T@mmer,
sort fed Jord, Lerunderlag. Godt 5 verelsers Hus med Kj@lder god
Stand, Stald 2Sx36x12, "Ediproof" vii bare 20 Tons Hg, Kornlade,
Majsbehoider. HDnsehus og stort Maskinhus og Garage aner bedste
ter eget Valg. Skriv efter Iiste.
FARMERS AND MERCHANTS STATE BANK. VERNDALE MIMI
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-17
MINNESOTA FARM TIL SALG-

155 Acre at Swift County Land, %beliggende III Mil fra Kerk-
hoven, den anden Station northwest fra Wilmar. Paa denne
Farm findes Bygninger og en- god Lund. 100 Acres er under
Dyrkning, og kan bGve k6bt til den lave Pris af $500 pr Acre.
Hvis Diet er n@dvendigt kan vi ordne det paa code Vlkaar.
For naerrnere Oplysnnger skriv til
ANDERSON LAND CO. WILLMAR MINI
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-17
En- god kyart Section

fra Badger, Roseau Co., MINI, 10 Acres dyrket, 20 med Klaver og
Timote, Resten kan dyrkes, let sort lord med Ierunderlag, gdt Wand,
ct soidt bygget Hus, 5 VRreser, og andre code Bygninger, $35. pr
Acre pa lette vikaar saafremt sMg skier straks. For narmere
Oplysninger adresserer: & #@.
WALTER ANDERSEN. Badger, MINI.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-08-16
BABY LAYETTE PRIZE AT FAIR

The County Fair is offering three
cash prizes for Best Baby Layette.
These layettes must consist of one
coat, one hood one dress, two skirts,
shirt, band and diaper, besides pair
of stockings and pair of booties.
These layettes will be judged &C
cording to score card submitted by
DR.. Florence Sherborn, details OF
which will be given next week.
Clubs or individuals may compete
for this prize. Baby clubs are espe-
cially urged TO furnish layettes as a
lesson for its members.
All contestants are requested to
show layettes on big bolls in order
to make the exhibit more attractive
but this is not obligatory and will
not count in the scoring.
A special prize is also offered for
the cheapest layette that will make
a baby comfortable. The articles OF
dress may be made of old material
providing ii is clean and las good
wearing qualities as comforts at small
price is desirable. We hope that
there will be a large number of en-
tries in this department and that ev-
cry person or club furnishing one OF
these cheap outfits will want to do
nate it to the Belgian Babies who are
coming into this world daily without
any preparation for their arrival.
Why not win a prize and at the same
time do a kindly deed.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-08-16
COUNTY MILITARY
RELIEF ORGANIZATION

An urgent invitation is extended to
visitors and workers from all parts
of Audubon county to spend some
time while in Audubon to inspect the
Military Relief Headquarters in the
basement of the City Library.
Remember that this is for the
service of the county as well as the
town Of Audubon and each resident
of the county has right and should
have personal interest in the work
of this committee.
The County Secretary is at head
quarters every day and more than
willing to answer questions in regard
to women's work A knitting teacher
is there each day to give instruction
and furnish suggestions about knit
ting for soldiers, good corps of cut
tiers and seamstresses are busy from
9 o'clock in the morning until 6
o'clock at night making hospital gar
ments. and the Comfort Bag commit
tee will supply employment for those
who want work at home. So visit
often and if you live in Audubon or
vicinity, pledge some part of your
time
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-08-16
DEATH OF REX RENFTLE.

Rex Renftle, son of G.. c. Renftle
died of heart trouble at the home Of
his uncle, George Pfiester. Monday
August 18th. His death was not {
shock to his relatives and friends
since the boy himself gave up hope
of living, some time ago. He has
been an invalid for several years. His
acquaintance will remember him
especially for his patient and cheer
full disposition.
Rexford John Renftle was born at
Dedham, August 6. 1900. He died at
Carroll, August 13, 1917, age II
years and days.
Rex lived with his parents at Ded-
ham until about eight years of age
was during his eighth year that he
was first attacked by one of his spells
of sickness. Since then he has never
been well for many months at time.
Over four years ago the Renftle fam
lily moved TO Carroll. While enjoying
good health. Rex attended high school
here and would have graduated with
next years class, had he been allowed
to continue his studies. His mother
died about eleven months ago. He
leaves T.; mourn his death. a father
G. c. Renftle; three brothers, Orvia,
Claire and Leland. and one sister
Corona. The elder brother, Oryia, is
now serving in the L. S. navy on
board the battleship Louisiana.
Funeral services were held at the
NJ. +. church at 1880 Wednesday.
Rev. S. Grant Lewis of Jefferson Off
ciated Carroll Herald.
A number of relatives from here
attended the funeral yesterday after
noon.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-08-16
RECEIVES MANY COMPLIMENTS

f. ii. Adams, manager of the
Green Bay Lumber Co., who has come
into the limelight of recent years as
a maker of violins, returned from
Chicago Tuesday evening after spend
ing ten days with two OF the leading
violin makers in the United States.
John Hornsteiner and Wagner &
George, who are recognized all over
the world as the leading violin max
ers, were pleased to give Mr.. Adams
an audience and after thoroughly in
speeding two violins recently made,
gave him the assurance that no better
instruments were ever brought to
Chicago. The large, broad minded
men extended Mr.. Adams every cour-
tesy possible and gave him to under
stand that he was entitled to the
highest recognition as violin maker
and that his instruments would be
eagerly sought by the professional
violinist of the world.
SO numerous have been the compli-
ments that Mr.. Adams has received
from men in authority, that he is
firmly convinced that his violins are
just as good as people tell him they
are. AS we stated in former issue:
adams, Made in Audubon. Iowa,
will be mark of distinction some OF
these days.