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THE TERRORISTS

beard such desperate man. perhaps
a maniac, in mis- den.
Eennedy's attention was rivsted or
the telethermometer. What was ts
waiting fort Was he waiting until
the terrorist had finished whatever he
had undertaken
In perhaps q minute tho signals be-
gan to weaken. Burke. who had been
fumlng restlessly, was now violently
excited. "Come on" he urged. "He
Is going away. Don't let him ESCAPED"
mo-" cautioned Kennedy, HE Is
not going away yet. That means only
that the furnace has been going full
power long enough TO begin 10 equal.
ise the temperature between the two
thermoelectric functions lie Is evil
IDENTIFY making something, perhaps
another bomb. We have plenty Of
time TO get him. Let us give them q
chance 70 get settled so that We can
take them on their guard"
As the signals grew weaker and
weaker we walted impatlently. FIN
ally tho red light flashed up. Evil
IDENTIFY tho furnace had been shut on.
The work was completed.
Kennedy jumped up and hurried out
on the street. around the corner. and
toward the Three DeuceA, looming
gloomy and forblddins In the dark
ness, with only here and there a stray
light In q window. He glanced kesniy
Into the shadows. There was no one
watching, apparently.
~ any rate. we must take the
chance" he whispered. as he carefully
descended the cellar stairs and en-
tered the black hole. We followed
stelithily.
1t was a difficult matter to pick our
way through tho clutter OF the cellar
uoor without making a noise that
would disturb the occupants OF the
little den at tho far end, and we mads
slow progress, almost fearing u
Kennedy was the frst TO roach the
little door whose lock the detective
had picked, II was open just a fr-c.
tlon OF an Inch, and no bent bis head
w ApNNhs
inside, we could hear the whir Of a
motor and a roar that might possibly
have been from tho electric furnace
slowed down. But above all was tho
urmistakable tone OF conversation
high excited. Th'. we're several peo-
-. there. II thsJ heard Us | won.
desed, would thsg hesitate a monent
70 Send us all 70 ylrditlon, along 18th
NSmselves, IAthsr than submit "a
ca-tuTe7
They had not taken the troubi.
even TO barricade the door. Appar
entity the terrorists had reached a
point In their scheme in which they
feared no interruption. The though
ran through my mind that perha ps
Interruption was now too late, I'm
possible.
4 moment Kennedy paused we
could all hear the voices on the other
Side Of the door now.
You have followed a. At your own
RISK. HAzlston," said one Votos. vi
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One Mans Prayer
Ut in Kansas there is a man
named Homer Mckee. lie
,.,.,.. a,,a 4. u,au


~ Ut IN Kansas there IL man
named Homer Mckee. lie
wrote j prayer ano II was
printed in the State Board Of Heal b
Bulletin. The Bulletin fails to iden-
tify Mr. Mckee further than 70 pub
lish has name. Nn.cn is enough, IN
a way, for tine prayer speaks for the
man. nere IL Is.
Teaca me thal sixty minutes make
an hOui, sIG ,Uen ounces one pound
and lUv cents 81.
Help nIs 10 lve so that | can lie
down at n.gnt with clear con-
science, without a gun under my Pill
low, AID unnaup,ed by the faces or
those TO wnom / have brought PAIN.
Grant, / Deseech Thee, tudt / may
earn my meal ticket on the square,
and In DONG thereof that ! may not
stick the gan where II does not be-
long.
Blind me to the faults OF the other
fellow, but reveal TO me my own.
Guide me 30 that each night when
I look acrot' IT, dinner table at my
wife. who he. bcsn a blessing to me,
/ will have nothing TO conceal
Keep me young enough 20 laugh
with my children and TO lose myself
In their play.
And then when comes the smell OF
nowers. and the tread OF soft steps
and the crushing OF the hearse 4
wheels In the gravel out IN front OF
my place. make the ceremony short
ana the spitaph simple
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Cousin Eleanor's Klub Kolumn
Dsor CouSin X KiddisS:
DRHAPs those OF you who 10

DRHAPs those OF You who love
70 20 out under the sky and
take your fun In the open these
delightful. cool days would like TO
write and tell OF your fun and In
,ha, way suggest sports for Tom and
May 10 enjoy on their rambles. Those
who wish 10 do this will receive
credit for it--not PRICES. mind you,
because this will not be contest II
win Just be fun for alI-fun for
YOU, fun for tne. for Tom and May
and all the Klub Korner readers.
Cousin Eleanor.
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CHAPTER XIX.

CONTINUED
" AZLEToN'S dafry over that
"a girl" observed Burke sagely.
Better so than over the
otb' one, like Burton" ! de-
tended
"T' right" he erreed
IAN hlng from Gardner yet7''
asked Kennedy.
mot a word" answered Burke dis
consolately. And. what's more, the
fellow who was detailed to follow
Nevsky lost her In the crowd on
broadway after the theatres were
out"
80 that we don't know whether
she met Burton again or not" 1 con-
s,dsred
He had left the club" answered
Burke.
YES" observed Kennedy. "but that
doc MT mean anything, She would
throw Burton over for any one who
serveC her purpose. In a moment. She
ha been keeping him on tenterhooks
tor days now by coquetting with
Gardner"
And It's Gardner's secrets that
these people are using" exclaimed
Bu Ike, as II he had made a great dis
c7vsry.
",-xactly, But. then, they have all
vIsitei Gardner over at the Meadow
Laboratory heard them say that
the. had been there with Burton.
That wac where he kept the hydro
aeroplane which was stolen and founs
wrecked after we almost put It out Il
buCiness that night at Rockcrsss.-
81 wonder II Ghrdner is as blame
lass as We have thought" considered
Burke after a few moments. "Hs
vas Burton's friend, and she seems
10 have been aiming at him through
Burton"
"Hevsky has made fools OF better
ms7 than either" remarked Kan.
nody enismAtieally. "still. these peo-
pie are clever enough TO use any one
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cises alone do not sufficiently stim-
ulate the action Of the heart. and I
am sure that have never said that
fhey we're the only ones essential to
better circulation and improved mus
cular condition and health. Even
elderly readers have been advised by
<ne to practice other movements, such
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Kennedy. we shall get him, too. yet
the bloodhound OF these hunters or
the peoplel"
And that" she laughed. with a
dry, almost hysterical laugh, "fs the
man who talked of tho higher mating
Of souls than any marriage that so
ciety could sanction. I SEQ how II
would have ended. II It had ever even
begun"
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From Kid dies


Dsar CouSn Elsanor:
FNnoh orphsn Rsiia Fund. / an . ltti, M
FiAn ytrl. Both my psVnts Srs Be- lans l va
botn IN Chicago. ] am s0rry that { oannot ssuI
srger contribution now but 1 viii IN % %
bettaf the nett tins because I an very thsnkril
for wlai Ameros bal done and y stilf doing A.
uy native oJuntp. Nov. dsaz COlrtu Eleanor I
an Folns 70 eUss my letter. wlshins yOu svsry.
ding akrteabls ! uish 70 remain youn truly
JENNY NANDEN DRlEhScH
Dear Corsn E,sanor.
AZ you arr ANXIOUS 20 nos how yoSu npu-tn,
are doing thsI BIT ! wli tea ron how i am
dong mine, ! am knittinS to- the s0diers, Last
Fndsy letter irun President wuson arrived al
RON. u told u s6olt ths Red cross
Junior Lshslc Nunds' am Eoing ~ hrias 2!
cents 70 hslr make our school a chApter of DE
Red Cross, win money that ! sansA THIS sunl
buy Liberty Bond. hole this lctter fnds ~.
LILLIAN MAHoS. No. COO ESst liza strsss.
FlAtbsh Bvokln.
D,ar Counsln Eleanor:
For tAs rHanug unz I have Gsksd my mother
10 make 4 Red CyOss nurss's sluins on
rhAnaa viug dsJ | am EoinE 70 pu, Il on snd
then / vii take mS lule tank and ! Sin -
10 lll nv friends ! slu 30 20 my cousins snd
Dsopl@ and " NY mDther. ! will ass even tody
= he'p the Red Crles After my bAhk h filled
' sil Dr0WtI ssnd the money to the Red Crufs
Society 10 help them VA th-u work
ELE tNoR ALVIN.
??7o FrS A~ N-~ No-s C''v
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ARCH PLCTTBR AND SUPER DETECTIVE MATCH
WITS IN THIS AMAZING MYSTERY
Follow Craig Kennedy on His Best Case
tCopyTignt, Htreet a Smith,
SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS

h..s,on optis county ps
n IL n al 4
10 IN
knpsiy
Hat sE % e.. % T.I s & sphs As .T qasS VI" a. T %
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tlce any but the
deep breathing ex-
ercises and had
derived little BEN
eft from the con-
tlnued practice Of
them. To such a
letter l can only
reply that deep
breathing exer-
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ocToegR WRIIINo coNrEsr.

HoHMEfEh. are 10. No. 2o North
Maple Avenue. East Orange. n. >.
OCTOBER WRITING CONTEST.
THE hub contest for October win
be TO see which members eau
write the best compositions on
Thanksgiving." Awards Of 81 each
VIII be given 10 the members Of zach
age writing the best compositions.
These will be printed In this column
during November. the month in which
InAnksgiving Day Ia observed The
contest will close Thursday, Nov. I.
A TWENTY-FIVE INCH felt pen
~ nant. made In the Klub colors.
blue and gold. and bearing the
kiddie Klub name. will be given free
10 every member who secures Ave new
members ana TO every new Klub
member who brings in with him -four
other new members. Six coupons.
numbered In rotation. must be sent Ia
with each new name. together with
the signature. age and address Of each
new member. lust as required when
Individual hddies apply for member
ship.
Members who cannot save the eou-
pons may obtain pennants by sending
10 cents with name.
PENhANT WINNERS.
HELTN BOYLE. age twelve. No. acs nSh,s
iFENT G36bNAx .s. ,... w..,A.-,.Ov
RUTH HUTCHINSON, .s. tsa. No. 50 su.zs
AudufSrA lI1'rN IsS t-.l,. No. 1917 h-i-s
:, ,Ei6ErS y L4HxIs .., .,p. Ne. is. Pes.
MILDRED VAN sTSkLfS ,.. s0u,.,..
M nAl9gSf { g. I&EtpoS -. four. No. 500
BanhTidEs Avenue Nss YogE
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The Pauline FurlOng
WOmen's National Army
For Health
coyhsr 1917 by Publishing New YOKE
DAILY DRILL No. 27-FOr Non,en Who Are Not
VerU SfrOn0
Very Strong.
For Health

~ ECENTLY l had a letter from
TX a reader telling me that she
was not strong enough to prac-
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tain many OF the necessary mineral
salts for enrichlng the blood and art
splendid for women who are anemic
ALWAYS DRoWSY-MRS. IL. ".
V: This condition may be ekther men.
tnl or physical. Overeating and
water starvation may cause Il, also
. insufficient exercise. which causes
poor circulation. If the condition Is
mental then II is entirely up TO you
TO correct IT, You should cultivate
the habit OF concentration ana un-
dertake every task with determlnu-
ton and vim. Always try to do every
thing wnion comes before YOU TO the
best OF your aoliiJy and you Will
come out OF this mental Indifference.
OF course the physical siue must be
improved to bring better brain
power.
SOME DAILY FOODS TO COR
RECT CONS fIPATlON-k. J. G.:
Ripe olives, steamed figs, well cooked
prunes, about a Ia aolespoonful Of nut
meats and much water will help. All
fruits are valuable and green vege-
tables also.
WILL FEE EI-hAftNsAiSbI H.. 1
!, think indigestion may cause cold feet.
aimee you say you have good circula-
ton. because you take much exercise.
You should eat less, since you feel
distressed after meals, Fermentation
Of food In the stomach causes the
blood to ABSORB poisons, ana this con-
dttion certainly disturbs the circu-
iation, no matter how much you excr-
else. These poisons have an irritat-
ing effect Npon the sympathetic uerv-
aus systeIu which affects and con-
trolls the circulation and causes pains,
numbness and cold feeling through
many parts OF the body. Indigestion
is the root OF a great many common
disorders in all parts OF the oojy,
a though many do not suspect II.
ACIpiTY-MRS. K. N: Since the
Doctor tells you to stop eating as
paragus. tomatoes. red meats and not
touch alcoholics, tea and coffee, I'M
aEine you have an excess OF arlc acid
I do not know why no would not tell
you the reason he put you on this
diet Yes, cereals are good for you II
you have this trouble. Better follow
the doctors orders, since you have
started them, and most certainly
drink lots OF water between meals.
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CHAPTER Xxx.

n q ENNEDY had moved tho door
N gradually Just trifle 80 that
he could peer In. He drew back
quickly, and whispered 10 US:
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ANSWERS to Health and Beauty
Questions.

~ Wv ~
MRS, GRACE r.: When / say eaS
vegetables and greens | mean the
following foods: Spinach. lettuce, ro-
maine. cabbage. especially raw, eel
cry, cress, parsley, chickory, radishes
and radish tips. kale, &c. These con,
tain many OF the necessary mineral
salts for enriching the blood and art
splendid for women who are anemic
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Love Camouf1age osR:EAasau By Maurice Ketten
The EUening Worlds
Kiddie KLub KOrner

oov,nsst M "a. lr. ruSs@n. m. New ros
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You did?" he hLssed. ''Traitrsssl
Then you. too. may stay here with
him You may die together. AS Tor
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-02-02
500 Reward. 500

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there Is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure. in all it's stages and
that IL catarrh. Catarrh being greatly
influenced by constitutional conditions
requires constitutional treatment. Halls
Catarrh Medicine Is taken internally and
acts thru the Blood on the Mucous Sur
the foundation Of the disease. giving the
patient strength by building up the con-
stitution and assisting nature in doing its
work. The proprietors have so much
faith in the curative powers Of Halls
Catarrh Medicine that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails
to cure. Send for list Of testimonials.
Address F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo.
Ohio. Sold by all Druggist, 75c.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-02-02
Exanination for Ste,osraphers.

The U. S. Civil Service Commission
for the 9Th Dist. announces Compel
tive examination on Feb. 20, to pro-
vide register Of eligibles for filling
vacancies for positions requiring quail
fcations of stenography or typewriting.
There are at present eight such va
cancies to be filled in this district. APP
plicants from this vicinity may take ex-
animation at Mason City, Dubuque or
Waterloo. Persons desiring to take ex-
animation should apply at once to sec
retaries of civil service boards in above
cities or to J. M. Shoemaker, Sec. 9Th
Dist, at St. Paul, MINI.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-02-02
Bids Wanted.

Notice is.hereby given that the Truss
tees of Orleans township will receive
bids:.for the position of township SUI
perintendcnt of roads for Orleans town.
ship for the year 1917 up to the first
Monday in February, 1917, at which
time the regular meeting Of the trus-
tee will be held at the school house in
sub district No. 3 Orleans township.
The right to reject any and all bids is
reserved.
23-t2 C. C. Brown, Twp. Clerk.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-02-02
BYyMEAD PUBLISHING co
Official Paper Of the City and the County
Issued on Friday of Each Week
Entered at the Post Office at Cresco,
Iowa, as second class mail matter.
BOTTLES ARE VERY ANCIENT.
Nearly a. Old as Man, They Were First
Made of Animal Skins.

Nearly a. Old a. Man, They Were First
Made of Animal Skins.
Who made the first bottle has never
been determined, but the necessity for
some means Of transporting liquids, Of
which water was undoubtedly the first
to be considered. must have existed
from the beginning Of the human race,
and it is generally considered probable
that the first receptacle for this purpose
was made from the skin Of an animal.
This was removed with as little mutt
lation as possible, and all the unavoid-
able openings were carefully sewed up,
leaving a single leg for filling or emp
tying which was tied up with cord.
These, we know. were used ages ago
by many primitive peoples and have
since been employed extensively In
many parts of the world, and even to-
day they may be seen In use in some
oriental countries. It was this kind
Of bottle that was referred to in the
Bible In the much quoted dictum relat-
ing to putting new wine into old bot
ties. The objection to this procedure
was that the skin Of an old bottle has
become fully stretched and weakened
Z by use, and If new wine was put into
It the pressure Of the gases generated
by the continued fermentation of the
wine would burst the bottle.
It is generally accepted fact that
glassmaking and glass bottles origi-
mated among the Egyptians, although
at what date no one has presumed to
state. Even in Egypt, however, the
art of glassmaking in its early history
appears to have been confined to GER
tain localities and was not practiced at
all widely.-Scientific American.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-02-02
Bids Wanted

Notice is hereby given that the trus-
tees of Albion township will receive
bids for the position of township super
intendent of roads for Albion township
for the year 1917, up to the first Mon
day in February, 1917, at which time
the regular meeting of the board will
be held at the home of A. H. Keune,
Albion township. The right to reject
any and all bids is reserved.
ct A. H. Keune, Twp. Clerk.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-02-02
Notice..

The trustees of New Oregon town.
ship, Howard County will receive bids
for the township grading till noon of
Feb. 5, 1917, the day set for the meet
ing. Contractor shall be required to
furnish power enough to pull one IL
foot grader and his own crew. All bids
should state the amount wanted per
day an ! number of men furnished.
Bids for road dragging shall also be
received up to the above date. All bids
should be mailed to the clerk before the
above date.
James Svoboda, Clerk,
23-2t New Oregon Township.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-02-02
Strsnath Of an Indian Beetle.

One day q native servant brought me
a longicorn beetle which he was carry.
ing by its feelers, while the beetle was
carrying q stone weighing nearly half
a pound.
But how the feelers could stand the
strain Nhe beetle was carried in this
fashion for about forty yards) and
how the legs could retain their hold
Of a heavy stone which they could not
encompass l cannot conceive. The
length of the beetle was two and one
fourth inches. it's feelers three inches.
and it weighed one-fourth ounce only.
while the stone weighed seven and
one-fourth ounces. measured three and
One-fourth by two and one-half inches
and was seven inches in circumfer-
ence.-Serampore (BengaD Letter.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-02-02
NOTICE In PROBATE.
yhom 1t May Concern =

To Whom 1t May Concern:-
You and each Of you are hereby notified to
appear at the Court House in Cresco.
March A. d. 1917, at 2 o'clock p. M, 10
attend the Probate OF an instrument pur-
porting to be the Last WIN and Testament
Of Joseph Mlady, late OF Howard County,
Iowa, Deceased, at which time and
place you will appear and show cause,
II any, why said win should not be admitted
to Probate.
In Testimony Whereof, ] have hereunto
subscribed my name and affix ed the Seal OF
the District Court this 9th day OF JAM,
1917.
[SEAL.] J. w. PLATI,
"a Clerk of District Court.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-02-02
INGENIOUS LETTER BOXES.
Clover Device In Use In Cities and
Towns In Hungary.

Towns In Hungary.
Zone sees mail boxes in operation in
Hungary, both in cities and small
towns, that are the last word in eff
cheney, and they are certainly good to
look at as to their design" says F. r.
Schlesinger. 1T was fourteen years
ago that I saw them, and they had
then been in operation for many years,
and have yet to see anything better
in any part Of the world.
"The letter boxes are such that one
does not have to lift any part of them
in order to drop the letter. There is
wide slot on both sides protected by
brass flaps working on hinges, so that
the letter drops down without any pos
sibility Of becoming stuck near the top
in the lift, as in our boxes. Further
more, the letter carrier does not touch
any letter when he takes the mail
out. He has bag with locked steel
oblong automatic top, the key to which
is in the postofiice.
"This top Of the bag is slid into a
slot at the bottom Of the mail box,
which opens automatically and can
only be opened by the insertion Of this
specially prepared bag. By virtue Of
this the entire bottom Of the mail box
rolls back and its contents drop straight
down into the bag. Upon removal Of
the bag by sliding it outward the bot
tom of the box slides back into place
and locks automatically, as we'll as the
bag with its automatic tOD"-New
York World.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-02-02
A FLYING Start.

AS the result Of lectures administer
ed to him by both his father and the
young woman of his choice, a certain
young man decided to turn over a new
leaf and show some interest in bust
ness.
"Well, Molly said he to the girl one
evening, Il am really going into bust
ness in earnest. Made a beginning al
ready today"
"Goodw exclaimed Molly. "And
what was the nature of your start?"
Il ordered my tailor to make me a
business suit."-New York Times.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-02-02
Use Of the Word "Some,"

The American "some" is so modern
at least in adoption on this side Of
the Atlantic-that even now we have
recorded the case of British officer
who did not understand it. But one
finds it in Sir Mountstuart Grant Duff
diary as long ago as 1880. He was
dining with the Hudson's Bay com
pany at the City club, where Sir John
Macdonald, the Canadian prime minis.
ter, made speech about the recent in.
clusion in the Dominion Of all British
North America save Newfoundland
when We got that" said Sir John,
I'VE thought ourselves some pump
kins."-LOndOn Chronicle.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-02-02
Gentle Sarcasm.

\ woman had forgotten to order
meat for dinner. She rushed to the
telephone, called the meat market
from memory and did not inquire who
was talking when some one answered
with the usual "Hello!'
Have you any brains?" the woman
demanded.
ALAS, no." the voice at the other end
Of the line replied. II am only poor
teacher" News.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-02-02
Fixing the Thermometer.

When a thermometer falls without
breaking and the mercury becomes
separated in the tube and thus fails to
register correctly, the best and quickest
way to repair it is to put the thermom-
eter into small saucepan Of cold wa
ter on the stove, allow the water to
heat until the mercury is forced to the
top and then remove from the fire, and
when it settles the mercury will 60
down the column unbroken.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-02-02
When Your Child Cries

at night and losses restlessly, you feel
worried. Mother Gray's Sweet Pow.
der's for Children Break up Colds in "a
hours, Relieves Feverishness, Constipa-
ton, Teething Disorders, and destroys
worms. Used by Mothers for 80 years.
All Druggists, Csc. Sample FREE.
Mother Gray Co., LIE Roy, N. Y.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-02-02
Deafeninq.

HIM" meditated the manager. $50
you claim to have every qualification
Of first class actor?"
"Well," returned Jefferson Hamlet,
perhaps l ought to mention the fact
that am slightly deaf, the result OF
so much applause, you know."-New
York Times.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-02-02
Notice To the Public !

My wife, Mrs. Elizabeth R. Me-
Knight, having left my bed and board,
l hereby warn all people from trusting
her az l will pay no debts contracted
by her after this date. 24t3
T. w. Mcknight.
Dated, Oelwein, Iowa, Jan. %, II.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-02-02
LEGAL. 1ANGLE IN
THE AMENDMENT
Action by House on Consdtu.
tiona| Measure Is Delayed
NO DOUBT OF FINAL PASSAGE

Changes in Election Laws Coming
Presidential Primary to Be Repealed
Insurance Rating Bill Is Defended
Preparing Model Road Bin-Bond
Issue to Be Observation-Disclosures.
ton of School Finances Is Favored
-Anti.tip Law Given Black Eye In
Senate.