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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-07-25
No "Play" About II.

Edith-"f you don't love Jack, why
don't you tell him sO?' Madge-
"Well, he sends me flowers and takes
me to the opera, you know, and"
Edith-"But, gracious! l don't see
how you can play with his affections
that way" Madge-"Play? l call
that working them."-BostOn Tran
script.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-07-25
Characteristics of Famous Men,

When I meet q famous man l note
that all he has is little sense, lit
tie politeness and a disposition to look
after things. Many famous men are
very ordinary, except that they are un-
usual in the respects noted.-E. w.
HOwe's Monthly.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-07-25
Guided by Those Gone Before.

l know not what profit there may be
in the study of history, what value in
the sayings of wise men. or in the
recorded experience of the past IT it be
not to guide and instruct us in the
Observation-Disclosures Dsraeli.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-07-25
Shameful Secret.

"Who is that beautiful girl over
there?" "She's the daughter Of
corporation lawyer. But keep it from
her, old man. She is sensitive, and has
been brought up in ignorance Of the
fact I'-Life.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-07-25
1onnue Test for Diamonds.

Many diamond experts claim that
they are able to tell false from q
real gem by simply touching the arti-
Gle with the tip Of the tongue. It
Is said that a genuine diamond always
feels noticeably colder than a paste
article,
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-07-25

81. Henry o. Petition, Manchester
1T. Seth A. Brown, Manchester.
l57. Fred vesey, Hopkinton.
256. Frank Thole, Earltille.
l7S. Harry Franks. Earlville.
80. Joseph r Melchert, New Vienna.
1893. Frank Osredkar, Sand Spring.
3SS. Perry F. Nolan, Masonville:,
1923. Bernard Wulfekuhle, Earlville.
rs. John Supple, Coggon.
sos. Edward Fisher, Greeley.
400. F. ]. Bohlken, Sand Spring.
519. Louis c. Porter, Coggon.
392. James e. Dodd, Edgewood.
$50. Delbert e. Budlong, Manchester.
1888. Wilke II. Behrends, Hopkinton.
1866. c. E. Mulligan, Manchester.
l72. John Schechtman. Earlville.
SIS. Frank C. Fischer. Manchester,
$50. William H. Lehne, Dundee.
7O5. William J. Dirksen, Ryan.
BAG. Harry L. McCrea, Ryan.
SIG. Bert T. Fear, Hopkinton.
944. Clay Whitcom Tracy, Ryan.
1872. Frank Wedewer, New Vienna.
642. Robt. LaFollette Randall, Ryan.
939. Harry w. Roloff. Delhi.
222. Dennis ]. OBrien, HopkintoI4.
9O6. Glen Durey, Manchester.
337. Oswald John Splinter, Earlville.
700. Robert Leroy Hunt, Earlville.
$50. Alfred Barfuse. Ryan.
1876. Roy Lester White, Delhi.
297. F. Lehman. Ryan.
321. Francis Coleman, Coggon.
1856. James F. Hankins, Edgewood.
707. Orman F. Britt, Delhi.
425. Thomas SCHNEIDER. Dyresville.
002. Fred A. Koeneke, Earlville.
ISL. c. o. Mccarthy, Manchester.
101. Arthur James Rogers. Earlville.
36S. Jesse r. Frantz, Dundee.
ga. Edward J. Hejda, Manchester.
$50. Charles e. Martin jr.. Hopkinton
$50. ALI ert w. Johnson, Manchester.
926. Clay Silas Beddow, Manchester.
01O. Edwin r. Davis, Manchester.
919. John r. Krogmann, Earlv1lle.
656. Cortland H. Appleby, Hopkinton.
339. Will r. Gibbs, Earlville.
S14. Frank Sangle. Hopkinton.
175. Henry +. Mier, Earlville.
070. Clifton Sphinx Klaus, Colesburg.
1885 Dean C. Burnside, Manchester.
167. Fred Otto Haug, Manchester.
O97. Lester Henry Pilgrim. Greeley.
19l. Deane Denote Soule, Earlville.
234. John J. Scherbring. Earlville.
$50. John Emmett McElligott, Ryan.
84S. w. A. Ross, Hopkinton.
11s. Henry Fortmann, Dyersville.
121. Fred E. Beddow. Manchester.
221. Louis H. Quart, Delhi.
Ala. Earl Wesley Watt. Dundee.
292. L. F. Rieger, Manchester.
1922. John ERNEST Heyer Manchester.
504. Cecil O. Dutton. Manchester.
064. Robert Eugene Milroy. Ryan.
2O5. Carl j. Mitzner. Colesburg.
OIL. Herman Koehne. Manchester.
470. Arthur Lee Hugh, Delhi.
312. Fred Kaufman, Hopkinton.
284. Mike Francis Dunn, Ryan.
90 Glyn Walter Hugh, Hopkinton.
1911. Frank B. Welchert, New Vienna
ATT. James II. O'Leary, Ryan.
1877. w. c. Schechtman. Earlville.
40. Hugh Francis McElligott, Ryan.
1853. Lester H. Gilchrist, Ryan.
1870 Roy A. Slauson, Hopkinton.
1858. Act Wesley Let's, Thorpe.
1853. Joseph H. Woeste, Colesburg.
O23. Harold Talmadge, Hopkinton.
424. Charles R. Davey, Earlville.
$40. Clifford A. Kephart, Manchester.
347. Albert Sandhagen, Dundee.
1873. H. o. Harrington. Manchester.
657. Will H. Accord, Manchester.
ITS. Martin H. Claus. Delhi.
800. Walter A. Blackburn, Edgewood.
278. Clyde Cree, Strawberry Point.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-07-25
DRAWING CONDUCTED
WITHOUT A Hitch
CONTINUED from Page ~
IN official list published next week.
CONTINUED from Page ~

an official list published next week.
On the records of the exemption
board each name will be numbered
in the order shown below. To avoid
confusion these number are omitted
here The liability number of any per-
son can easily be found by starting
at the top of the list and counting
down. For convenience in counting
the names are marked off by hun
dreds.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-07-25
FIFTH HUNDRED DRAWN.

1854. Eddie D. kaufman. Manchester.
1853. Curtis B. Davis, Delaware.
1896 Harry Coleman, Ryan.
396. Roy L. Woolheather, Manchester
989. r. E. Stoddard. Hopkinton.
1904. Herman Hartman. Ryan.
1907. Burr D. Finch. Manchester.
1870. G. S. Williams. Dundee.
S62. Clarence Z. Hartbeck. Earlville
1906. Lloyd L. Weston, Dundee,
257. Charles E. McKeag, Manchester.
1909. Lewis Wesley Wilson, Coggon.
1856. Thomas H. Kennedy, Manchester
2S4. William A. Killers, Delaware.
1873. Earl E. Keith, Hopkinton.
S07. r. c. Ripple Hopkinton.
S67. Clarence A. Reed. Delhi,
$50. Edward John Putt. Edgewood.
1856. Warren e. Shower, Edgewood.
1898 Henry Klaus, Manchester.
2G5 Frank Murphey, Warrington.
2S5. Daniel Lee Lahey, Oneida
1913. Thomas A. Trainor. Coggon.
1119. David E. Wilson. Hopkinton.
1861. VIM. C. Gloer, Manchester.
$50 Jerome L. Satterlee. Manchester
3O3. Dale w. Munger, Manchester.
SOS. Milo Holroyd. Dundee.
211 Herman B. Randle, Manchester.
1895. Charley r. Fisher. Manchester.
1853. Joseph Gorius, Worthington.
146. Harley Luther Davis Delaware
S4S. Wilbur Earl Hyde, Osterdock.
1876 G. L. Sherman, Greeley.
1879 Hubert s. Nurre, New Vienna.
zoos. Ralph V. Harbaugh, Manchester.
229 Shirley C. Brayton. Manchester
40 Harold r. Umstattd, Manchester
299 LLOYD J. DeMoss, Strawberry PIT
1915. Lester Irving Smith. Delhi.
1889. c. r. Seymour. Manchester.
1850 Dan Leo Barnd Manchester.
5S. Henry T. Kenny, Earlville.
1443, Fred H. Schenke. Colesburg.
$50. Henry Klaren, Worthington.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-07-25

57s. Charles H. steffen, worthington
1887. Jesse r.. Foster, Manchester.
11O6. Henry Kohl, Delhi.
sos. Charlie j. Martens, Earlville.
429. Frank p. Besler, Hopkinton.
145l. Ray B. Miller. Manchester.
1888. Oba Lyman, Manchester.
1866. Rupert Lampert, Dyersville.
1925. James H. Raster, Manchester.
394. Andrew ]. Cole, Earlville.
1925. Walter Set Haigh. Manchester
AT. Ed. Chambers, Greeley.
354. Andrew J. Rector. Greeley.
445. Garth G. Dunn, Earlville.
cit. Benjamin F. Smock. Earlville.
$50. Albin Carlson, Manchester.
1895. Ernest f. Lawman, Manchester.
1868. Claude l. Gray, Manchester.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-07-25
FOURTEENTH HUNDRED DRAWN.

1875. E. w. Smith. strawberry Point.
24s. Roy r. Jeffries, Hopkinton.
1906. Albert A. Nurre. Earlville:
CSC. Joseph Uhlenkamp. Hopkinton.
ITO. Louie r. Haigh, Manchester.
651. L. B. Melchert, Hopkinton.
324. Marion C. Culbertson, Thorpe.
5O2, Dewitt T. Wonleighton, Thorpe.
1923. Anton Osredkar Hopkinton.
S88. Ernest Diercksen, Ryan:
1O1. Joseph S. Carver, Oneida.
116. B. /. Woodbridge, Strawberry Pit
1856. John Francis Hynes, Ryan.
535 Tony Cush, Delhi.
1913. Royce s. Joslyn, Oneida.
383 Edward Bruggemann, EariVllle
853. Eddie S. Warren. Masonville.
794. Wilford James Supple. Coggon.
1166, Charles Franklin Vesey, Delhi.
235. Glenn A. Strickland. Manchester
1911. Leo E. P. Wiley. Edgewood.
971. Nick Dunkle, Worthington.
$40. Nels A. Larson, Delaware.
147 Harvey Leonard Haight, Oneida
a. Row James Todd, Manchester.
$50. ]. e. Gearhart, Hopkinton.
272. Glenn Hale, Oelwein:
$40. Anton Hildebrand, Earlvi!le.
5iO. Philip L. Schmitz, Earlville.
9l7. NJ. L. Kirchbaum. Colesburg.
IS, Matt Klaren, Hopkinton.
1916. Earl H. Newcomb. Manchester.
766, H. D. Pierce. Hopkinton.
AZ. Marion A. Wiltse, Edgewood.
936. William Kleespies. Earlville.
iii. James A. Robinson, Manchester
liza Francis H. Pierce, Manchester.
1854. Leo. F. Tierney, Manchester.
1876. Horace r; Virgins. Earlville:
522. Clint E. Fairweather, EdgeWooo
466. Glen r. Dunn, Earlville.
"a. Albion W. Paisley, Manchester
626. Jesse D. Holroyd. Lamont.
sol. julius A. Diers, New. Vienna.
sos. Loren L. Davis, Greeley.
295. Howard D. Stripe, Manchester.
1874. Harry L. Kelsey, Manchester.
865 Herbert Benn, Worth1ngton.
III. John A. Schneider, Manchester
1877. Noel Owen Besst, Manchester
134O Harvey J. Boots.
2O1. Louis McElroy, MaSonVlile.
al. Clarence L. Binning, Greeley.
754. Ben r. Kotek, Ryan.
sos. Loren B. Arbegust. Manchester.
s42. John A. Hatfield, Manchester.
1913. Henry w. koeneke, Colesburg.
l14O. Patrick c. McEnany. Ryan.
7OS. Frank L. Barnd, Manchester
992. Howard R. Faust, Manchester.
495. Harold A. Stead, Hopkinton.
68. John David Behan, Ryan
LAG. Eddie NJ. Trainor Coggon.
654. Henry A. Duffey Manchester.
5S7. Glenn D. Thompson, Hopkinton
&C. Lloyd Mcfarland, Manchester.
us. Henry J. Hammel, Manchester.
752. Edward J. Supple, Coggon.
227. John r. Kelly, Masonville.
29O. Fred C. Eggiman, Delhi.
399, Henry w. Rafoth. Earlville.
1928. Ohio H. Hargrove, Manchester
28l. Joseph Z. Sramek. Manchester
448, Norman L. Landers, Hopkinton
673. Harry W. Michael, Delhi:
AGA, Lewis G.. Davis, Manchester.
730. Liston f. Toms, Manchester.
1928. Carl Howick, Manchester.
1889, Fl. ]. Williamson, Hopkinton.
10. winthrop w. Keith, Delhi.
512 clifford L. Jackson. Delhi.
S94. William g. Osborne, Edgewood
$40, John c. Doese, Thorpe.
MA. william Fred Warner, Ryan.
sos. John II. Jones. Manchester.
1853. Thomas Moran, Manchester.
1858. Lowell d. Iarrence, 1reeIey'
143. Henry RollwitZ. Manchester.
100. r. w. Richardson. Manchester
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-07-25
THIRD HUNDRED DRAWN.

10s. A. B. Wegmann: Dyersville.
1921. Matthias Green, Worthlngton.
1902. Henry Loeche, EarIVlile.
556. Harry u. Conner, DEM.
154. Frank II. Sands, DEM:
1881 Leo Senninger, New vienna.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-07-25

10. Frank R. Porter, Hopkinton.
400. Axel W. Swanson, Greeley.
$40. H. j. Smith, Manchester.
4. Howard +. Barger, Greeley.
lis. william Broers, Masonville.
S32. Albert Brown, Manchester.
$50. Joseph Verderber, Delhi.
zoe Glenn D. Berryhill, Ryan.
22S. Roy William Keegan, Coggon.
1876. Clarence will Hawker, Ryan.
S72. Herman H. Zebuhr. Manchester.
43O. Elisha N. Barker, Manchester.
32S. Ralph E. Childs. Manchester.
965. Mike Mike Miller, Greeley.
Sc. Harry E. Smith, Manchester.
500. Jesse Thomas McKray, Greeley.
.O9S. Clarence A. Heyler.
624. James Vincent Ryan, Ryan.
544. Herman r. F. Theel, Thorpe.
TAI, Charles II. Downs, Manchester.
L269. Carl Bernard Prabel, Ryan.
L25S. C. +. Chapel. Hopkinton.
929. L. Lehman, Strawberry Point.
L194. T. A. Blanchard, Hopkinton.
1873. william Barta. Dundee.
Il99. Albert Zumbach, Coggon.
81. Joseph T. Behan, Ryan
S3S. Thomas Emery Lee, Thorpe.
635. Ben Funke, Dyersville.
L4l6. Earl G. lie Clere, Manchester.
sci. Floyd Hansel, Manchester.
633. Clemens S. Engelken, New Vienna
1926. John Wilhelm, Delhi.
712. Henry T. Kidd. Dundee.
II. Earl Milton Wilson, Manchester.
SO2. Adrian J. Hatch, Manchester.
1855. John L. Prentice, Colesburg.
69l. Edwin H. Sandhagen, Manchester
37S. Charles H. Cooking, Earlville.
1888. H. H. Hamblin. Manchester.
237. Gilbert c. Walters, Colesburg.
422. Jay Earl Turner, Manchester.
619. Alva Ernest Downs, Manchester
1868. Carl r. Streblow. Delhi.
344. James Coleman. Coggon.
S24. G. l.. Kuehnle, Earlville.
442. John e. Way, Manchester.
1918. Henry e. Zimmerman. Ryan.
2O2. Merritt J. Haigh, Hopkinton.
268. VIM. J. Matthiessen, Monticello.
272. Charles N. Sullivan, Manchester
1893. Oliver G. Gray. Masonville.
l248. Lloyd l.. Clark. Hopkinton.
liza. Guy NJ. Seymour, Manchester.
964. Fred Peick, Jr., Edgewood.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-07-25
FIFTEENTH HUNDRED DRAWN.

215. Charles B. Gienapp, Manchester.
500. Rupert Glass Dundee.
1856. Bernard S. Swanson, Manchester
141S. Ora Dunn. Hopkinton.
1880. Bernard hammers. Dyersville.
710. Henry c. Scheer, Ryan.
CTS. william ]. Emerson. Masonville.
11S. Joe Arthur Barger, Greeley.
701. Leo. II. White, Worthington.
sos. Ernest II. Detbarn, Earlville.
sos. Sam r. Young, Manchester.
1877. Arlie L. Hamblin Manch ester
S13. w. j. Wintakger, Masonville.
304. Lionel d. Snyder. Manchester.
1863 Paul John Witt. Ryan.
SIG. Lincoln l.. Odell. Greeley.
3S4. Chester A. Bartlett, Delhi
1873. NJ. A. Richardson, Manchester.
30. Charles Fred Reth, Delhi.
All. John L. Batchelder. Sand Spring
$50. Kenneth G.. Dunlap, Manchester
261. Carl J. Killers. Delaware.
907. Roy Champln, Manchester.
1880. Cyrus Lee Yaints Ryan.
172. Louis Westermeier, Dyersville..
200. L. V. Sutton, Delhi.
376. Ernest Rimman, Earlville
1872. Leon Ransom Fear, Delaware.
233. Fred Brady, Greeley.
977. Glen D. Breyfogle. Manchester.
796. ]. F. Lehne. Dundee.
SIS. Beebe B. Brayton, Manchester.
203 Ben F. Smith, Manchester.
ell Arnold H. Faber Manchester.
403. Edward Offermann. Worthington
196. Herman krogmann, Earlville.
The following names will be CLASH
fled upon receipt of the official
list:
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-07-25
August Scherbring. Dyersvills.
s Raw Edwin GleW, Delhi.

$50. Carl E. Ehne. Manchester
$50. Dean c. Morgan, Hopkinton.
1854. Daniel j. Pierson, Manchester.
l440., Thomas David Fleming, Ryan.
1889. John H. Scherbr1ng, EarlVllle.
625. William j. Duggan, Ryan.
4O2 A Fl. Bruggemann, EarlVille.
459. Leon Anton Funk, Edgewood.
16l. Edwin Carter, Dundee.
1909. Lester E. Haynes, Manchester.
1879. William Fl. Runyan, Manchester.
$50. Amos j. Richardson, Coggon.
sci. julius H. Zahren, Manchester.
700. Wayne Trip, Manchester;
500. Wesley }. Sheppard, Mancnester.,
129. Raymond A Connolly, Delhi.
1853. George B. Durham, Manchester.
1922. Homer H. Brooks. Hopkinton.
213. Lea w. Croyle, Manchester.
465. Mike Cole, Colesburg.
1886. Otto Person, Dundee.
14OS |. d. Long, Manchester.
1913. Robert S. Billhorn, Thorpe.
Cos. John Henry Gibbs Manchester.
Ills. Fred c. Knee, Colesburg.
1924. Glenn E. Petlon, Delhi.
9O4, Charles Fred Raforth, Delhi.
1902. Earl William Sickles. Greeley.
1918. John Earl Rowe, Edgewood.
1164. John c. Barnes, Hopkinton.
4O5. Jesse w. Hoffman, Delhi.
$50. Frank Jordison, Manchester.
SS5. Lyman NJ. Smith. Hopkinton:,
1147. Bernard l.. Mormann, Earlville.
$50. John Cornwell, Manchester.
329. william H. Burkholz. Colesburg
62S. Francis M. Schmidt, Thorpe.
426. John c. Quint, Hopkinton.
1852. John WedeWer, New vienna.
FAC. Ross starwalt, Manchester.
731 Fred Shower, Hopkinton.
6S2. Henry A. Gibbs, Manchester.
76S. Donald d. Davis, Manchester.
1915. Rhina H. Sandhagen, Dundee.
955. Alphone John Stoll, Hopkinton.
1915. Andrew Nicholas Weber, Ryan.
627. Roy Hatfield, Strawberry Pit
1868. Bonnie Edmond Worm. Ryan.
So H. G. Willenborg, Earlville.
1877. Francis Patrick Ryan. Ryan.
IA. CLYDE C. Brand, Manchester.
1901. Burrel S. May. Manchester.
1405. Peter Petersen, Ryan.
1886. Hiram c. Link, Manchester.
551. Joseph H. Drees, Earlville..
1894 Alfred Beaumann, Ryan.
1885. +. L. Ryan, Ryan.
SIS. William D. Jones, Manchester.
756. Llewallyn NJ. Ryan, Thorpe.
42s. John ROLAND Ham, Earlviile.
1890. Harry w. Swlnburne. DEM.
S21. j. H. Barnd, Manchester.
$50. Earl E. Durey, Manchester.
1850. Archie V. LIE Clere. Manchester.
52S Frederick A. Theel, Thorpe.
iii. Clarence H. Popham, Dundee.
1920. Ben j. Ricken, Dyersvllle.
S55. Howard j. Houlahan Ryan.
902. Williebold Besler, Hopkinton.
891. Lloyd Sheppard, Ryan.
$685., James S. Hunt Earlville.
1890. T. l.. LIE Clere, Ryan.
104. Charles Kern, Dyersville.
$40. Morris G. Richardson, CogEon.
70. Frank E. Welterlen, Edgewood.
1928. w. F. McCusker Ryan.
TAO. Glenn W. Goedken. New Vienna.
80. Seeley Foster Billings, Delhi.
142. Harry c. Seeds, MANCHESTER.
1899. William H. PaSker, Earlville.
1445. Paul Fred Hawker, Ryan.
649 H. H. Geistkemper, Earlville.
$50. Robert E. Williams, Manchester.
899. William H. Hartbeck, Earlville.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-07-25
Charles Elliott Briggs, Thorpe

1885. Donald e. Thibadeu, Delhi.
Sal. James l.. Donahue. Ryan.
PAT. Richard e. McMahon, Manchester
179. Lester r. Hugh, Hopkinton.
6s4 Leroy L. Hartwig. Earlville
997. William Milne, Dundee.
922. Merle Leo Rimmer, Delhi.
25S. John Henry Decklar, Dundee
1878. Glen Lloyd Raymond, Colesburg.
263 Bonnie ii. scheel. Earlville.
577 Glenn H. Danford, Manchester.
1872 Walter r. Gaffney, Ryan.
Col. Roy H. Jewell, Strawberry Point
727 Harry Rubin Cox Manchester.
5S4 Harry A. Hatcher, Dundee.
1876 Vern e. Whitney, Manchester.
81. Peter Denure, Hopkinton.
r. Frederick w. Tauke. Earlville.
S97. Ralph E. Dutton. Manchester.
1918 William e. Craig, Manchester.
74S. A. w. Carrothers, Masonville.
los Alva J. Sheppard Manchester.
l7S. Clarence E. Lyman, Manchester.
377. John U. Rector, Greeley:
8. Frederick Voelschow. Delaware.
347. Charlie H. Derr, Thorpe
16. Joseph Zalaznik, Hopkinton.
952. e. e. Moser, Strawberry Point.
sos. Matt Melchert, Hoplinton.
7S9. Ross Dell Davis. Delhi.
$40. o. G. NJ. Fairfield. Man chester.
1874. Elton Gail Roe. Manchester.
1872. Frank F. Hannah, Masonville.
COZ. Worthy e. Smith. strawb'y PIT.
1874. Jules Gleason, Masonville.
1919. A. II. Moehlenkamp. Colesburg.
1926. Basil Lee Confare. Manchester.
173. Henry Krogmann, Earlville.
1874. Lewis D. Carter, Dundee.
Sl9. A. w. kuhlman, Greeley.
1G6. Earl c. Rolf. Manchester.
1889. Peter Err, Hopkinton.
474. Arthur r. Stanger, Hopklnton.
co. Hemlen Bensley, Delhi.
SIS. Evlon Robinson, Manchester.
759. Guy w. Bishop, Manchester.
20S. Fern f. Sharp Edgewood.
293. William o. Reck, Masonville.
14O3. John w, May, Manchester.
The Red Cloud chief., 1917-12-20
Hogs, Soft Corn and
Common Sense

Will the feeding of soft corn cause
cholera or other diseases among hogs?
This is n question which is being rails
ed this winter as never before due TO
the corn situation in NebrAs IT. is
a question that can not be answered in
a word: there Is more than that to be
said.
The feeding of soft corn will require.
AS everything else, the exercise Z
Judgment aud common sense. com
IN II sense demands that the spoiled.
rntting ears be thrown away-prefer.
ably. not picked. Their feeding value
will be found less than nothing for
such feed tends to run down the hogs
constitution. Ordinary soft corn, how
ever, has its feeding value, but com.
mon sense tells one hat IL does not
contain the same feeding value as ha d
corn which should, therefor, be fed
with soft corn. Steers seem to thrive
on soft corn without hard corn aud
with no injurious results. Summed
up in n nut shell. soft corn should be
mixed with common sense-the CORNER
to be utilized, the latter exercized.
The Red Cloud chief., 1917-12-20
Kansas Pickups
JSmith COUNTY,

Mrs. b. f.. Payne is on tho sick list
Miss Thelma Lannigan spent Mon.
day with elba Spurrier.
Mrs. l. Snow and son, Dewey, spent
Sunday at the J G. Peterson home.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Leo Abbott were Sun
day visitors at the + ~ Spurrier home.
Mrt Leo Abbott who was quite sick
la. week is much hetter'at this writ
lug.
Mrs. Ethel Up aud daughter, EIna
spent Wednesday with Mrs. l.. Il.
Spurrier.
Mrs. j. G.. Peterson and sou, OF,
visitsd at the home Of Bert Payne's
Thursday.
-. X Grewell returned home Sstur
day from Nebraska where he had been
husking corn.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Marrett are the
proud parents of u iiue baby girl which
WAS born last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Peterson and +
M. Brown and family spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Rhorer.
Clate Harlar, who has been quite
sick at the Geo. Matson home, for the
last week is some better at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. WIN Relihan OF Tope
ka, came in Saturday night for a few
days visit with relatives and friends in
this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Sloniker say tina
they are the happiest couple in the
county, as they have IA twelve pound
boy, born Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. II. Boyce, the proprie
tors Of the Oriole store, are rejoicing
over the arrival Of a baby girl whicl
arrived last Thursday.
Austin Spurrier aud --Chas. Slonike
of Burr Oak are here doing the worl
at the Ray Sloniker place as Ray an,
wife are sick with the measles.
The Red Cloud chief., 1917-12-20

Mrs. Chas. Sutton and Mrs. Walter
Sanderson left Wednesday for Hast
ings. To visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Sanderson.
The Red Cloud chief., 1917-12-20
Baptist Church Notes

Sunday School 10 a. M. Preaching
at II n. m.
There will be appropriate services
held Christmas eve but there will be
no general treat given out except tc
the. children, instead an Offering will
be taken for the benefit of the starving
children of Armenia and Syria accord
ing to the nation wide program Of tn,
Sunday Schools.
All who can do SO are cordially in
vited tojoin us.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-12
LIQUIDATION NOT
CHECKED IN MART
Rails Break to Lowest Quota
tons of More Than
a Year.

Associated Press Service.
NEW YORK, oct. 1I-Invest-
ment stocks, principally rails, were
again extensively lquidated in the
early stages of Thursdays trading.
rallied moderately on the more re-
strained operations Of the mid-ses-
sion and fell away again toward the
active close.
Rails broke one 10 3h points 10
lowest quotations of the year or for
a much longer period. United States
Steel closed at 1925. unchanged on
the day. other steels and equip
ments, metals, oils, and specialties
closed at slight declines or nominal
gains. Sales amounted 10 100000
shares.
Bonds were irregular on heavier
offerings. the Liberty 31zs changing
hands at 1858 10 $3.50. Total bond
sales (par value) S6.135,OOO. United
states IS declined IA and As IL
per cent on call.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-12
LA TOILETTE WANTS TO
PRESENT WITNESSES

WASHINGTON. oct. IL. - Sen.
Robert VI. La Toilette this afternoon
wrote the subcommittee investigat-
ing his alleged disloyal speech at St.
Paul asking the privilege Of being
heard and Of summoning witnesses
TO testify n his behalf.
He furnished the committee with
what he said was an accurate tran
script of his speech and asked the
committee to investigate the causes
which led 10 the publication gener-
ally of those grossly false statements
by the press, regarding his St. Paul
utterances.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-12
DISCOVER SECRET
WIRELESS PLANT
Argentine Police Find Outfit
on Roof of a Former
Ambassador.
international News Service:

international News Service:
BUENOS AIRES. oct. 11.-Fol-
lowing reports that a wireless plant
had been set up near the German
legation, an investigation was made
today revealing its location on the
roof Of the home of a former Ar
gentine ambassador to a South
American country.
It was so cleverly concealed that
the police had apparently over
looked it. 1t was a small plant and
the pole 70 which the antennae
wires were attached was only eight
feet high. A number of other wire
less plants, of sufficient power to
receive messages from Germany had
previously been dismantled by the
police.