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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-05-16
LOOKING GLASS PRAIRIE

Nay II. 1917.
Ed. Darlington was a Mabel caller
Monday.
Albert Van Vliet and Earl Steel
Mr. and Mrs. George Foltz and
sons Mr.. Fred elise and family and
Mr.. Telford AID family, were Burr
Oak callers Friday evening
William Feltis called at the Walt
Tillapaugh home Wednesday NOR
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Foltz, Muriel
and George, Mr.. VIII Hilleman and
family, Rob. Tillapaugh and family
autoed to DEBORAH Saturday.
Mrs. William Feltis and son were
business callers in Mabel Friday.
Mrs. Henry Se.lman was Mabel
caller one day this week.
Peter Forseth drove cattle to pas
ture Tuesday on the Puntney farm
near DEBORAH.
Jake Richert is quite i'll at this
writing.
Henry Sellman was a DEBORAH cal
Ter Friday.
Robbie Richert was a Burr Oak
caller Friday.
George Stoskopf from Kansas is
visiting relatives in this vicinity at
this writing.
Albert Van Vliet and family were
DEBORAH callers the 9th.
Rob Tillapaugh and family were
Burr Oak callers Thursday evening
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-05-16
KENDlLIklLl.E.
May II. 1917.

May II, 1917.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Elliott are
the proud PARENTS OF a baby girl born
to them Wednesday, May 9.
Mr.. and Mrs Il. f. Miller and lit
tie daughter GLADYS of DEBORAH,
were callers at the :. NJ. Todd home
Monday.
Ed Easier has been quite sick the
past few days
The young people enjoyed them
selves dancing at the 5. NJ. Todd
home Wednesday evening.
Mrs W. c. Ffeld was taken sud
denly i'll Wednesday morning. DR..
Kierland Of Harmony is attending
her and she is liCtlc better at this
writing.
Little Gladys Easier has been on
4 the sick list for the past few days.
Anna Hunter OF Cresco was a guest
of her sister, Mrs. Joe Culbert the
first Of the week.
The social Friday evening was a
success in every way Everyone en-
joyed a good time and the proceeds
amounted TO $3.50, which is a good
sum for only Toe for the hard time
lunch. The next one two weeks
from that time, May %, Will be a
kid social, also a masquerade. We
will all be kids again and enjoy the
games. Lunch Toe.
p. L. Hammeryold and wife are re-
ioicing over the arrival of a baby
daughter, which came to them.
Thursday, May 10.
w. A. Clink has started work on
the dam which was taken away by
high water. He expects to get it in
shape TO grind in a short time.
Lowell Stetler spent Saturday af-
ternoon and Sunday at the Emery
Jones home in Orleans township.
People of this vicinity were sorry
to hear of the sudden death OF Mr.
Geo. Meverden the undertaken and
furniture dealer Of Cresco.
Teddy Crawford of Orleans spent
Friday night and Saturday at the
John Ellingson home.
Lucia Barnes who attends school
in Harmony was an over Sunday
visitor at home.
Harold Hoye pleasantly enter
tanned at the social Friday evening
with an Edison from the Cresco
Music Shop.
Clyde Barnes went to Harmony
Saturday evening to play IL the
band.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Elliott and
family of Harmony, spent Sunday at
the S. NJ Todd home.
Mrs Frank Elliott is staying at
the Aaron Elliott home helping care
for the little new daughter.
Charley Andrus and Mr.. Miller of
Granger were callers at the w. A.
Clink home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rink and little
son spent Sunday with Cresco rela-
tiVeS
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itors at the Ole Sanderson home
last Sunday.
Miss Pearl Benson was visiting
her cousins Thelma and Verna San
derson the other Sunday.
John Aegerter and Alfred peter
ST., were Cresco shoppers last week
Mrs. Carl Haakenson called on her
friend Mrs. j. G.. Kirschman recent
ly.
Jim Soukup was a caller at the
Kirschmal home last week one day.
VIII Kuntz and John Aegerter
drove some cattle to Ridgeway last
Saturday.
Ammon Hovden is the owner Of a
new Chevrolet car purchased re-
Gently.
Mir. and Mrs. Dan Kruger and
children OF Florenceville. Howard
county, were callers on relatives and
friends, etc, here the other Sunday.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-05-16
MADISON TOWNSHIP.
Nav IA. 191

May 4, 1917.
Mr.. II. C. Hjerleid was a caller at
the Old Peoples Home Sunday af-
ternoon.
Geo Josvanger was at Mabel.
Mimi, last Sunday.
Theo. Engen and family and Alert
EEgen and family visited with Ole
Melaas at Ridgeway Sunday after
noon.
Miss Ida Josvanger left last week
for Adams, Mimi, where she will
teach parochial school.
Mr.. and Mrs Charlie Allison visit
ed at DEBORAH Sunday.
Quite few from around here
were in DEBORAH to get a bargain on
Bargain Day. At the price things are
now it is not very often one gets a
bargain
JIM Hardesty is appointed tenn
porary carrier on route five.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-05-16
the concert here on Friday

attended the concert here Oh Friday
evening.
Ridgeway high school boys were
victors over Lime Springs in a game
of base ball on Tuesday Of last week,
but they suffered defeat at the hands
Of the Cresco boys on Saturday.
On account of his depot duties Mr..
Putnam has been unable to take
charge of the Bible class for two
Wednesday evenings. Rev. Shoemak-
er has taken the class for him.
The NJ. f. Ladies Aid Society will
be entertained on Friday afternoon,
May IS, at the home of Mrs. Put
nam.
Nick Schuetz and family autoed
to New Hampton to spend Sunday
with Mrs. Schuetz's mother.
Steen Johnson and Hubert Luh-
man autoed over to DEBORAH or Tues
day evening OF last week.
Mrs. Goodrich of Colorado is Wis
iting her friend Mrs. w. Fl. Klemme
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Tjose left
Monday morning on the 4:30 train
for Mahnomen, Mimi.
Ethel Paley left Monday noon for
VerIdale, Mimi, for a couple of
months visit with her sister, Mrs.
w. Z. Nessett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lomen, Mrs Buck
nell and Mr. Ellickson of DEBORAH
autoed over TO hear the Cantata of
Ruth on Friday evening.
~ " Brown Of Epworth, Iowa,
will deliver the Commencement adj
dress on Nav pa
DR.. J, Parker and family OF FAY
cite visited at the w. II. Klemme
home on Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs. Vernon Sheetz and
family OF Freeport, spent Sunday at
the w J. Paley home.
Natthauer's autoed to DEBORAH
Saturday.
Alma and Clara Kuntz are visiting
relatives in Ohio.
Amanda Morem of Harmony is Wis
ting at Guttormsons
O. r. Ringoen and Ammon How
den spent the day at Prairie du
Chen Wednesday.
Stella Quicken left for her home
at Dell Rapids Friday morning.
NJ. 0. Libbey and Earl. Anton
Anderson, Prof Jones, Lawrence
Qualley, Christ Owen and Joseph
and Nels Jordahl autoed to Decor
ali Saturday afternoon.
Word was received Thursday an
Iouncing the graduation of Alice
Prann at Hermiston, Oregon, Friday
evening, May IS.
Ladies Aid Society of the NJ. E.
church will be entertained at the
home of Mrs. Putnam Friday after
noon.
Mrs. Henry Butt and Allen, Misses
Teskey, Jensen and Barthell autoed
to DEBORAH Saturday afternoon.
Mr. Zeman autOed over from
Fountain Springs Tuesday, returning
Wednesday.
Steen Johnson and Hubert Luh-
men autoed to DEBORAH Tuesday eve
ming.
Mrs. Henry Fjelstul and Merle
left Thursday for Leroy and Friday
morning left for Alexandria, Mimi,
their future home.
Standard Bearers of the German
church met at the Vatthauer home
Wednesday evening.
Severn Olson moved in Thursday
in the home recently vacated by Bee
kers.
Mrs HospOdarsky went to Mason
City Thursday morning returning
o. r. Ringoen, Ole Ellingson and |
knut Evenson left Sunday morning |
TOR st. Paul, MINI.
Mrs Gordanier invited in a few |
ladies friends Friday afternoon in
honor of her mother, Mrs. Sequest. |
r. A. Griswold and family spent |
Sunday at Hesper
Charley Boucher went to st. |
Paul Monday morning.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-05-16

North Dakota.
Mrs. Julian Sandvik and Mrs. Hall
ger Nelson attended the Fremont L.
A S. Wednesday.
Gene HAYES is working for Will
.O'Brien nowadays.
NJ. Fl. Culbert is having his house
remodeled. A G. Monsen and Mr..
Hoopman are doing the work.
Julian Sandvik and family visited
friends in Harmony Sunday.
John Greenslade is seen making
regular trips to Kendallvil.e of late.
What's the attraction John?
There was a number Of visitors
from Cresco in our village Sunday.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-05-16
PLYMOUTH ROCK.

May II, 1917.
Chris Hunter entertained COMPANY
from Cresco Sunday.
Emos Moore accompanied BIZ
James Chorland, autoed TO DEBORAH
after his brother Sam Friday night.
Geo. Gates entertained company
Sunday.
Mrs. Sever Stinson expects to leave
the first of the week to join her hus-
band in their new home at Warwick
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-05-16
CALMAR.

May Ii, 1917.
Mrs. NJ. Gilmartin spent Saturday
with her sister in Austin.
A. j. Meetings. and wife and Prof.
Peterson and wife autoed TO Mason
City in the formers car Sunday.
The n. II. Nelson family autoed
down from Charles City Sunday.
Miss Grace Halyerson spent last
Sunday at home from Cresco.
j. ID. Becker went to Spillville on
business Monday.
Chas. Kellogg and family autoed
to Charles City Sunday.
Mrs. Carrie Meyer and Mrs. H.,
Miller were DEBORAH visitors Satur-
day.
Miss Libhie Hitler of Deco:ah
spent Wednesday at the Meyer
home.
Z. A. Bergman, II. j. Busch and
Peter Graf autoed to McGregor
Thursday.
Miss Anna Refsdahl of Deccrah
spent Sunday at the Sever Severso1
home.
Carl Meyer and wife left for
Rochester, Mimi, this morning where
the latter will undergo an operation.
Frank Marion attended the class
play at Waucoma Friday evening.
Mrs. Minashew returned 20 Cedar
Rapids Saturday after several
weeks visit here with relatives.
Miss Zephie Vale1ta went to Min
neapolis Saturday for a visit with
her brother, Joe and family.
Mrs. Valenta has been at Ridge
way visiting at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. Frank Hauber.
l.. A. Wangsness went to Albert
Lea, Mimi, Friday for visit with
his son and daughter.
G. A. Meyer and family and the
Misses Mary Shema and Laura Gil
martin attended the play, THE Arri-
val of Kitty" at DEBORAH Friday eve
ming.
Mrs. Walter Munkel and children
of Chester are here for a visit at the
Jim Krall home.
Miss Ollie Blagsvedt OF DEBORAH
spent Friday with Miss Cora Moe
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-05-16

We have the best line of young
mems suits we have ever shown.
We sell them cheap, tom fact
there is so little advance on any of
our goods that it is hardly noticea-
be. You can come to us and buy
work shirts, underwear, neckwear,
fine caps, all at about the same
cheap price as always. No high pri-
ces at this store. BEARS =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-17
opporsnts OF tho evils ORIGINATING nm

opporents OF tho evils originating I'M
der Brigham Young's rule over those
whom he led astray. This church has
frequently been given decision of the
courts as the legal SUCCESSOR and con-
tinuation OF &, the church organized in
1880. one OF these decisions was by
the United States court. in which 1t
WAS made clear that Brigham Young
WIS an impostcr and usurper OF the
position he held, and that It was him
and not the church organized In 1871
that was responsible for the long train
OF evils that have made the term Nor
moniSn synonymous with polygamy.
and the long list OF charges that can
truthfuliy be laid n. the door Of Young
and his successors 10 the present time.
Since the courts have thoroughly ex-
amincd the evidence and given clear
decisions in this matter. 81 II the part
of loyal citizenship TO give out, either
by Inference or open declaration that
which Is directly tho opposite? The
tab Mormon church is not the church
organized in 1880. their claims to the
contrary Notwithstanding The Reor-
Ganizcd church is the true and legal
continuation OF that church. ind az
such have always opposed the evils
of Utah Mormons. and It Is but Justice
that public speakers should give these
facts. thus leaving the matter clear
with the public. The ReorSan!zed
church were pioneers in adopting anti
polyEamous resolutions. to prohibit It
in all territories OF the L. S.
0. J. TARY.
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FAIR PLAY.
Arkel For Church OF Jesus Christ OF
I,attor Day Saints.

To The Editor "r the lntclliE' nc%r.
SIR: Dr. j. :. Martin Of Pittsburgh
feiiyr,l"l Hu interesting l"ctur" III
Wheeling Yesterday on hormonlsm
y national prril." r"ntiug Out tho evus
If the Mormon church. and that tho
merit II" righteous condemnation o.
iii Christian people. freely admit.
Eu., in ,hc discussion ot this sumec!
why not turn on thu full light anu
lot ;hr blame rcs; on those who mr.,
alone responsible for those evils. ana
rot Nv iurc:rnc" gre out IA" impress
sion lint do"S rank injustice TO pen
rio who meyer VIZ" associated WIN
ihns.. o,:ils. and vii" have been the most
ruieiSr"nt pppoS"rs NJ Them.
~ Martin spoke % the CROWN ..
Mrrmnnism from is beginning 81
wears ago. This would plac" il in the
,rar $50 when iE" Church Of Jesus
CHRIST. az Latter. buy Saints was or:
ranizrd ,yi:h Joseph Smith ~ its lead
-. 1t g we'll Known that because o.
this. people publishing book. purpor;-
!nr - be n religious history Of ancient
peoples on this continent. their enemies
called them Mormone. from the nam"
Of the book. and heir religious teach
ing were by the sane class OF people
called hormonism. But. the teaching
ard practices Of that paople were 10
nearer what Is now called Mormonisrn}
Judged BY standards Or the chur1H
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Wheat Is still awaiting.
4 GREAT MORAL EFFECT

l The order of The French Minister
Of War 10 General Nivei!e, comman$
drrin-chlsf on the French front ID
communicate 20 his troops the entity
az the United States on Tho side tot
the Allies. was Il great stroke on his
par, 20 impart fresh courage 19I the
gallant soldiers Of the French Rspuh'
lie. The knowledge Of The determina'
ton OF this grea: republic TO join
hands across tho sea in defeEse OF
the same Ideals and rights they have
baen striving for must have been as
inspiring and heartening to these
wearied warriors as division :of re-
Inducements. And it is this moral
effect that will spread to the British.
Russian and Italian camps THAI viii
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In President the emphatic in
supplying abundant food not only
ourselves well
Joined cause
Upon
adds this stirring
call and old alike and the aood'ea boys
accept hosts the farms
is lacking in this great matter
The srea. problem this country just now money
the The farmer has
his best he can't increase his acreage without help
of President Wilson's appeal
which offers $40
"a Now here is
"a duty old for the
entsns service patriotic bearing
arms
There Is reason scarcity
farm TO the city has going years
revived under the stimulus orders
~ nav and bo hours were the attractions which the farm boy and the
farm abore- lnelt
-sencer board" equivalent than can be
any hand The
health certainly the end be-
.cau b opportunity
~sr, of double
economy rursuita
called and ountr! needs What's
your answer:
Our wheat supplies are short and the outlook for this years crop
encouraging inI;ca Yesterday wheat
other food
How this be done: Every
mun,y oua;y
sincrea<s supply cultivation Of tn" bckyards the
.lawns
There Intelligent organized
being
producing
Jour Vegetables and garden truck will leave that much provide
backyard lawn
Will accomplish AL this relieving
acquainted
sol"mnIy
situation
No other the
population
o
SPONTANEOUS
= n local
everybody Sped rh II'w Get busy with h hoe
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whose headquarters is In Titan. than
pure Christianity is MUhnnmecism.
The system against which DR.. Martin
urges such 4 vigorous protest was not
in existence until sci up under me re-
sime of brigham Young. cdmnrncinS
in the hitter part Of the year 1871: ar
ter Joseph md Hyrum Smith had been
killed After the death Of Joseph
Smith. brigham Young. by intrigue
and base deception succeeded in lead-
ing 4 part OF the original. church 70
Jtah. where he gradually uniothed and
developed his iiabpiiCal scheme. start
ing' with III. introduction OF polyE"mT
in 1852. s sears after tA. death Of J"-
srph Smith. This WAS followed close
IS by the introduction OF numerous
evil innovations and departures from
The church which he claimed To lead.
As soon as the majority OF the original
cmbership saw the gross imposition
which brigham Young was trying 10
fciSL upon them they refused 10 FOL
low him. thousands OF ;hrm holding
aloof from any faction. From these
Their" was formed 4 nucleus in 1892 IN
the stat" Of Iowa. by organizing anew
FOR tho propagation 0f the faith OF the
original church from which BRIG ham
fnmnl; and his associates has apoS-
iat!Z"I.
This organization. in order Ia distin-
1Itsh themselves from Brigham
IounE's following were incorporated un-
der tho name OF the !tcorGan!1cd
Church or Jesus Christ. % Latter Day
Saints. This church now numbers
close to 10000. and arc known every
where for thor strict uncompromsing
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THE WOODEN SHIP SCHEME

The wonji.w ship Srnnm,. for defeat.
:ay "a" :;.r;nan <t:h,aariu" hiocNaGe
has IL uoS.ih,:,ic,. that is L w.. had
The shin. ro;,. "a trsr III. efficiency c.
,h,. ,"ot.cf m ,s,.,;.,i. y,tl. ct
...,,;h!, ,,,,s.~,,....,i .y,o,;.r Vessels "a
:, meas o. .....;ny si;.,.;.r> oyer 70
r;~or.a ,,,,~:r.. ::... 49,. has =, ,,cr.uIjar
in,e:es.: h,., r. w,a:J IL, Al. nu"rgen,
, CIV mea>ur". AMI liz. Gu-siinu newt.
ably aY?s.s = hs:h:.r l. coti,i l.. made
effective il ,.:;... a. serve. a really
.ryern: p.;Yopsa. T. .h:s kind Of snip.
hing c2u.t H.. ii ,...r:l,.ui.n, yaiu" in
;i,nr Of r,a~o. ..!s question mtghi Al.
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BUSINESS AND PATRIOTISM

America must enlist its wealth az
we'll as its manhood" is the opinion
OF the Guaranty Trust Company Of
New York, expressed in booklet it
has just issued. The necessity OF re-
cruiting the nations resources for the
$1,000. 100000 Government war loan is
emphasized as the duty OF every cit
izen. That the American people are
not educated 10 the purchase OF
bonds, as are the people OF other
countries. is pointed out. In the Unit
cd States, not one person in 500 owns
. government bond, while IN both
France and England. II persons In
every 100 have helped individually TO
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finance hose countries in perform.
;uS their r1ri IN the present war
Thousands Of PERSONS who never have
purchased bonds. who never have
be"u- in touch with financial houses,
MUS; become investors in this issue.
l. ha% an appeal not only 10 patriot
ism, but To reason and to business
sense. The whole nation must be
Quic.kcEnd 10 a complete understand.
ing of tn" spirit and meaning of this
investment.
While the banking institutions of
the tinted States may De confidently
relied upon 10 take their full share
OF this loan. it must he remembered
hat these institutions are relied upon
by our great manufacturing and trade
enterprises. whose activities will
probably be increased by our entrance
into war. to provide them with credit
with which 10 carry on their activi'
lies. Any reduction Of such credits,
necee STATED by too large a participa,
lion in the government loan. would be
= blow 20 the country's industries. II
is evident. therefore. that the bulk OF
The loan should be taken by the pub,
lie a, large. and not by tho bankers.
The history OF the United States
proves abundan,ly that the people do
MOI hesitate when the life, the inteG,
ri,y. or the dignity Of the nation IS az
stake.
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P|MpLES? RASH?.
SEE HOW QUICKLY
POSLhM HEALS

You Apply n iitii" i'ns!am on some
affected part at night. In the m"rminS'
when you look. y""r own eyes give cyl
Hrnce OF this healing -"rn"dy's work.
lr j, was Il Sigh. Trouble an ad"'rS-
,,ui piluiI- - iutll.n"i Sp"'--;hc
....tl,.",, arr ftn' il. has '!i&nrpcnrrd. II
= vIruleut "rurtr"n,i trouble. II should
l., SuhlurG. 81 wu"h =" cli:,' Ean Will
want PoSlam :" keen right ON.
Sold ,.y"r.v h"rr. lH"" IRE. sampl"
,,,.i,.- 10 FranrE..u.r laboratories. 80
Ncs; 41th St. Sew Y"riV 'iiy.
Ra careful Of The soaps yon Use on
vnur skin ro~1Gn soap ii SAFE. benz
.i.i;. d"lieh tfui.
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grid the foes Of Germany with new
! zeal and q fresh courag:.
Minister PainleTe was not slow TO
recognize the spiritual values OF the
decision this country made for. law.
liberty. humanity and democracy in
align!ng its forces against the world
ambition Of The :autocrat:c powers Of
Europe. Neither*was he indifferent C
the material aid and succor this coun-
try stood ready 10 extend. This was
made plain In the closing words Of his
order 20 General Nivclle FINALLY,
make them (tlie troops) understand"
wrote Minister Painlcrc. that the
moral help Brought b. the United
States is accompanied by material
assistance, the weight OF which IN the
scale will be. decisive and 20 lis more
,han ever the certainty Of complete
victory" Aad lei Us hope that true
prophet has spoken.
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Seek Power for Party.

The '.nyu cremation Mryemsn,
which We read about IN Berlin 1'~-
jr'chrs nowadays began about H'"
!uvn |: was started b. III" Nnti""H'
! 'Tbrr,l party for the purpose OF get
I'M NC Government 20. agree 10 =
H.ich$l.v Committee on Foreign kesH-
;jnns 10 have rs much power ~ 'hf
k'nnr,r,, orc. IN r,caliu" "!ih inform" !,
tto,,,I afro;rs. 'rnc National Liberal
PART. which is mao" Ur OF ana sur
norr,d Nv the great ammunition an"
wns industries. is really r"acN"narF.
All National Liberal parry reforms 4; :"
mo Nn,!nnal Liberal party IN me
g.,ichs,ar ,han 1T the pe"p!". New
t,.i,.nrotirn" is The tenn used ais" DF
| nrfriuIs 10 Gescrib" th" movement II
Germany for the REIMBURSEMENT OF cor
duinns when IN" war "a over ,,,,
lSnr many months thor" have ""r'!
forcns mr. wori; in Germany To- "Annc"
tLc rnyrrnmrut after n" wa. IA"
,mnvnmcnt, however. did not look TO-
ward 20 IN" removal Of m" kaiser. ',9
| Ing ~" clup"ror's cabinet. h'hEli% ~.
,,'',,i. -. rr4urnsihic 10 no k"lcllSlh~
and jnGirclly TO the people. l""h
he Kaiser has sole power 10 ma,,," ~
I;,cn,rv. anyone III IN" CO''iNih'l' T.,
ron, n POSTAL rI"rk TO the imp%rl3iil
ihonrcllor, The kaiser. TOO. mas E"'%
no,yer 10 Grcidr all military and clTil
Questions. and after he DECIDES inrTI -
! ,ir anpr:.I. That is what ~" Hcr,hi'S'S
! nbirn, tn And they look forward I" n
S,grioIis,i. stat" when II" taiS"r VIII
Iny% NO more influence tAan any otncE
German. ..,;, ,,,,. In :.
r-o,vu faster lhRn an" otl"f "rStNi".' -
! 1io,, Every ncw election I" me i'"irH'
St,,. "a iii vacancies has been MOI! ny
| ,hr Socialists TN" diStri'; Of '"'SHh -
! IN. Industrial district q: '"ioShr' 'h',
,,.nr,;,nrmr,'s districts "f Essen ara
81, ian tsI.t1l
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The Importance OF tho capture II
Lens los III tho fact tina: Il Is IN IN"
center OF he coal mining industry "'
France
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Tho be&t recre or tho season was
made by the Honse OF Representatives.
last Sa,Irday--3ss to O.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-17

Tho Germans are not driving n
many Itsl!s in the Hindenh"rS wooden
statue as they were.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-17

Resputtn was nickname. end means
IN RUssian dirty dog and 'ha: .waS
what he was.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-17

And 10 think Of II a JOB on the farm
paying so n month. and board goes
beg Sing.