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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-03-07
CLAY HILL.

March 5, 1917.
Last Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Rastetter and Leonard, moved onto
their fathers farm, which Ole An
erson vacated the same day. We well
come them in our neighborhood.
Ben Glover took possession of the
Frank Headingtn farm last Thursday
which he intends to farm this sum-
mer.
DR.. Frank Broghamer came from
Superior, Wis, to spend week with
his parents. He also visited his
brothers family at Cresco couple of
days last week.
Mrs. l.. Nolte concluded couple
of weeks visit with her friend, Mrs.
Linzenmeyer and returned to De-
corah Saturday.
Mrs Chas. Broghamer entertained
few neighbors Friday evening in
honor of her son Frank.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Frye of Decor
all visited with the formers broth
er here Sunday.
Mrs. Albert Grinna Is going to
have an auction sale Thursday, Mch.
the Sth.
A large number of friends very
pledSdHliy SuIpIiSeu iiaho ooi chooh
Saturday evening. and every one
present report fine time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Miller and
family of DEBORAH, were enterta
at the VIM. Kreutter home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Linzenmey-
er of DEBORAH, and Cecil Linzenmey-
| err of Hesper. visited with their
grandparents here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Rosa and son
Raymond spent Sunday with Har-
mon Logsdon and family in Trout
Run.
Harold Dinger and Morey Delaney
of Freeport, were callers with the
| formers parents, Sunday.
John Griebel of DEBORAH visited
with his parents, Sunday.
Try Our Want Column.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-03-07

Try Our Want Column.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-03-07

CERTAIN-TEED stands out conspicuously
for quality, satisfaction, and economy.
ANY product bearing the name CERTAIN
TEED will measure up on all of these points.
These are cold facts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25

Slt opnl (SIalbcn, e. babc 6 Gents
AT Fuenia Metbiclgclo cr6altcr, 0attc
oen GbarIes 9ropn, uclrber III Ocn
9SiUccrDgnOen BON Seruon SnDocr,
9ar 1886 9igbtitraBc, Gintdiiic &C..
pladt hattc, offenbar iebr TT ggntb
ggbradjt ocnu ndm ciiiem bcftigen
sHortipcthIcl nit Dem 2aocninbdbcr
5crtriimucrtc CT 5wci 5anltcrfdcibcny
pliirtc ben &u6n cinrS BctroIeunt.
6allcs iuiO 5og ali Dem Barte 6cs
SSrpscrs Ier 2cstcte ibric nm
suite moraiti cin Eoli3iit cribien
mo Wrauu III oic iiioli1e Eoli5ci.
S5tatiou Drodltc. 9litbtcr 9lanft pcrs
nrtl1ciltc 0an rabiaten aimocn ;ll
ciHar cScloitrnfc BON $40 iino Soften
oic Hroiun ieooA nibt beroppcn
fplntc iDorolti Ct TITS @efauoniB
raR6crtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25
lbentifiairt.

Der i'm Dnlong.@cbol5 an Der Wit.
Garrnelglpob 1T Canton geilmocnc
Siorpcr, ipclhcr erbdnat dlfgcfunoen
mur6c, fonnte bon Sruu Catherine
Bomb bon 9lr. 3O16, GaiottitrnBe, ais
ocr ibrcs gbcmanncs i6cntiii5irt mcr-
ben, rpclber iein SSeim am 16. Sc
bruar DerIieB. 5ie fonnte nibt an.
gc5eL aus ipcIhem @rlnoc iid) Der
Wsann binreiBen licB, ieincln 2c6cn
Gin @nOe 5lI MAIDEN. Gr binterldBt
nnRer Der Mittme eincn Sobn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25
ltebtrfnIrrn nnb licacn oclniIcu.

4n ber Gdc ppn sSeficrlon- un6
@oiieliraBc lpuroc Der 73 i1brigc
Goraro Sinlpion port glr. 503,
Noro @uIicitrabc, BON rincm Be-
lpunn iiberfo6ren ociicn ssutihcr iih
ldicuuiait aus ocm Stoubc madtc
lnO nod nidt ermittcltpcrOcn foni.
~ Icr @rliS frcb oilf S1n6cn ililO
tSilBcn ieiner @obnline 5ll uno licgt
iu tritiIdeni 3uitan6c oaruieocr, iuie
Nr - Il. @lmeoorf pom So6us SOP.
fins Soipital, prlher our1 ocn Eoli.
diltcn gRo6crts berbeigerlticn lpuror,
icititcIlte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25
Grim icincn MrrIrtnnnrn

@er 40 Sobrc altc 2ouis @liff bon
InnoaIt, @altimorc.Goltlltp, crlaa
im WlcrcDsSpipital ocn @crlcbuhgcn
luelhc cr oauoutrug, ais Gin 5tra.
Beuba1n @aggon Scr 5porroiust
Aellits2inic init ieiuem Uelpona cor.
lioitte, lpobei e. ponl 9Sagcn gclc6lclr
ocrt plroe Coroner 9lilpD BON
nitiIcrca Diitrift iteut cine Inter
lad)llla on,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25

5taOt limo ISeitllug Ierblut iino
bon oeltlder 9lrtiIlcrie IN grano
geldofcn poroen.
g@ei SSacobItaOt luerocn libirl-
ihc Eruppcil bic gum slnarift
gclhrittcn iparcit init groBcn
&erlliitcn iiir lie 5nriidgcidla-
gen.
Ger Oentihc SiiIfsfreu5cr
u@rcif" BON 1865 Eonnen Be-
iicbt III Scr 9loroiec Gin (Scicht
init Orei britiidcu &rcl5crn iuro
cineut Scritorcr. giohocm cr ben
griten ugllrautora" bon $500
Eonuen oiucu SiiIisfrell5er, Der.
ieuft Bat ocr Gonnan0aut ocS
ercii4 oiclcn Id sic 2iit 0c+
iprclgt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25
SIuti Satppn-Ssto

&r Geo. S4. Gra6bc, Scr ueuc 5u.
pcrintcnocnt bcr 9luti.SoIoon.2 .2iac
poA glarplauo, trifft an GicnItaa
bier cin, i'm icinc 9trbcit aili3uuebi
men, 9S bcibt 0uB ser 9oriblao
oes S5taatSA 5cuators aanimau bon
5reocrid, Dob fcine slnueration fir
Baltimore gclpdbrt wcr0cu Ioll,
mcnn Baltimore ntft ytrodcn" ge6t,
ppn ocr glnti45aIcon2igu auigc.
Ilpnlncn per0cn Toll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25

Iic Ncli5ri Ill Canton fono at Der
Wt Gorncl.9lpuo odS Nrit STANLEY
g'iager BON gtr. 1889, Gutaip AIace,
aritoblenc sliltunobil ppn ocn bic
picr 9lunurircifcn Der 9ldocr ciitiernf
pororli udrcn. Sluoerc @je8cnitanoc
NJ. ocnlelbriI blic6cu llnhcriibrt. Rad
gliurilMnH npl picr iicilca aiciicn
fonntc SScrr @ragcr fem 2lutoalobil
pad SonIe aarlidbringcn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25


$4,000 nod 9Icip. 9orf oeianot.
Ganficbrci6cn Der oIterreidjiib-
ungariideu 9otidofi. 8citcre
Wabcn ipcrOcn prompt beforoert..
Serr So6n Siarfs, Der GorIiber
Der SiiIisfaiie oes GelitiCb.9lmerifo-
niiben Olationalbltnocs, bat gcItcrn
$10674.98 an Ben Ielegirten oes
Eeutibeu @otben areu5es, Serru s.
Scfer, nod 9}ctu-Dorf gcionOt. Gus
gegIeitihrciben loiitete:
09cigcicbIoiien finoen sic G6ed in
So6e bon $t0674.98 ans Der Surnm-
Ino Scr Siilisfoiie oes IeutId)-
9lmcrifoniiben 9fationolbunocs pel-
he Sllmme sic ecfI. Dem g9llni6e
Der @e6er cntipredeno in foIgenoer
@ciie pertbeilcn pollcn:
Observation-Disclosures
GeItbetrog aus Dem bon Gr.
@. 3oAorids in 9ittS.
lra5 En., geleitetcn Ser.
fnrf bon @efangencu-
orbeiten. ..........., $9610
Sir Die &riegsaeiongcnen
III Sibirien. ..........t,555.50
Gelttide &ertpunoetenfaiie. .2,1009S
Gellti9c Mittmen- iulO gGoi.
ienfoiie ..~.......... .2.10O9S
reibiidAalngariibe
Gcrlpunoetenfolie .2,t0O.97
ScItcrreidi dilh-ungoriidc
@ittpen. lnO @oiicnfoIic 2,t00.97
SitpreufenbiiliE. oorlmter
$500 bonn 8itts6iirgb
Siilfsfono ........... 619.d8
6erncr erbiclt Serr Siarfs iolgcn-
0es Shreiben bon Scr oIterrci6ii6-
iln9nriidcn 9otidboit III @oi6ing-
ton:
oScbr gee6rter lSerr Siorts. -
Gie GeIegirten oeS Geutitbcn 9lo-
t6en arelBcs in gielpl9orf Dubcn sic.
ler 9oticboft cinen getrog bon $500
ais ncllcrlitbeS SunnclergebniB So
res gilnocs 5lt @jilniten Der otter.
rciGiid)en iiu0 lmgoriihen @ittipen.
ltnO MoiienfaIie iiberntittelt. 9ludl
oicien 9etrog babe iH Sbrcu @im.
ldc geluoB, lnttt oen bciIiegen0 o6-
ldriitlihcn @eloeinlcn0unqs6oaen,
icinen geitimnitngen ii6ermieien
lno I'M Die Gmpiongsbeldeiniqitn.
gen Der beioen arieosfiiriorgedmter
in @icu uno 9uoopeit criudt
SD crlaltbe mir @uer @o6lae6oren
5u eriilden norOcr6ono alien w2it.
glicoern oos Teutirb-9lmerifoniIthcn
9lotionolbittOcs, iuelbc lid oitrdb
ooS 3uitanoefonirncu aud, OicIcr
Spenoc ipe5ielle ger0ienIte ertporbcn
bo6en, iueincn bcr5li1cn Tonf Der.
oolntctIden 81 DoIlcn. Tie opferuil.
liac lbdtigfcit Sbrcs glnoes ge.
rcidt mir 5ur 9r6Bten Sreuoc uno
benilbe id] grcnc oieicn neuerlihen
glniob, nm oeniclben su Sen irloncn
erIolgen letncr uncrmilOlidcn Sam.
melt0dtigfcit 3u begGiidpiinId,cn
Snoeln i'd nod ipe5iell SSbnen, ic6r
ocrebrtcr Scrr Eiorts. 6crslidj San.
fc, ocrbleibc id nit Ocm 9lusoride
por6ii9lidlter Sobodbtimg fir sen {.
unO I. 9otitaitcr 6. 3pieOincf.1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25
Cir bns plcrrn.S1pipital.

lin cinen 6ono 81 uerpollItdnoi'
qcu, ocr iiir b1ulibe @crdnocrrngca
I'm Nlcrcv-DolpitaE Dcrmcnoct pcrorn
miro, iin0et am 16. qLpril glohntit-
togs 5wii@en 2 lmO 5 ll6r ciuc Seat
teu.4artic itatt. Grau Scbn N2c.
1ipit oocr 9bcr,5ftpeItcr DlurD
Gormclito nc6mcn glnmeIouugcn cnt.
gcgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25
glnni5ipal. gludJridltcn.

1aS yE1tDDaltS III nlorgell trob 0ea
rDiarplano.Goscs" often. Gin
9cpobner bon gllbonD lobt golti.
ulprc. @aiierwerfc meroeu BE-
wadt. &flaiicrlings llatdruc5-
mer ipoacn fcirc ipcitcren Gous
traftG baber.
vYiarDlmo-Eap" ipir0 morgen I'M
9iotbbalis nibt geiciert Iogtc eelteru
NaDor Ereiton. gicle glugeitellte
bottcn crtpartct, oaB Iie cincn Ieier-
tag BADEN iriirocu. 9lu6 scr StoOt-
ROTH miro icine rcgcImGBigc 5ibuue
abbalten.
2pbt Baltimore.
WloDor Hrciton crbielt geitcrn bon
S5rn. GoporD 8obl BON 9ll6onn,
9t.-gy Der iib mcbrere @o9en III
Baltimore olligebaIteu botte, ein
56rcibcn, III tpcl1em Oerielbe 8ol-
tiniore ais cine neutrality-suspicious.
ln6 anfgcircdte 5tnOt bc5eihnet.
Der Wlappr ipnr iiber ben SSnbdlt Oes
Bricics icbr erfreiit.
&ricg wiiroc @RaDlor Brc.
toms EIGnc 5ltnihte
IN den.
SGmiiltlidbe Eilaitcruu9S ltnter.
ncbmer, oic it1otiIdc gontraftc iiber-
nonintcn boben, cr1ubtcn W2aDor
Grclton, feinc nciien Gontrafte All
oerecbcn. sic crfG1ren ooB fie nir1t
i'm Stan0e lcin ipcroen, loren Ser.
pflidtnngcn nodSufonmetL iobnlO
Gin arica nit TeutibIano aiisbrebcn
ioIltc, oo iie iii6t ocniacno glrbetter
lino Wlatcrialtcn befontnlcn fonnten.
5ic bobcu icbt Ibon SHipicrigfeiten,
bic n0tbiecn gIrbeiter 5ii crlnueen.
Gie Gtnot bat Gontraftc i'm Mcrtbc
bon lngcfdbr 81 100000 pergebcn.
Der @laDor Dnt ii1 entidloiien ncic
Goutraftc onf 5ipei big orei ggodea
5itriid5ii6nItcn. SoHtc bis Oabn
fein S&rice ausgcbroben iein, onnn
miro er 9ffertcu fir bic lti0tiidjcn
Arbeitcn, mcl9c CT in 6ieicm Sabre
altssniiibreit gcocnft, perlongen.
Noi feriuerfc luerocu
bctpodlt.
Phi 9eiebl BON @oiier.S SSuocliiciir
gSoItcr 6. Sec mltr0c NIT 0cr @c-
run6iug Der Itdbtiihcn g8aiicrwcrtc
am 2otc MontcbclIo uno bci 2cb
9iaoen am @unpopoer.SluB ihon gc-
itorn 9tbeno bcgonncn. llngefG6r 80
Dt1nuer, sic nit @ind)citcr.@cmcb+
rem berpoifnet iinO, potrolliIliren oas
9lupeien bee @nilcr-Dcpor
Der Sec i'm Glifton.Aarf miro cben.
ians Depocbt.
Gic Tloqge IN eDt mie0er.
sSn aroBe 8eitiir8ung gerietb ae.
itern @lprgen 6r. Sobn 8. 2'Gpnuor,
superintendent oer offcntlihen Sc.
hauoc, ais ibm acmeIoct rpuroc, oaB
bic GgIag9c auf Dem Eburmc ocs
Hat66ailies onl ScrabiaIlen iei.
@llroc Die 6lagge bon irgeno SCI
ranoem bcruntergc5ogcn2 9lbcr
fir Ioldc o0er an1erc Wc0anfcn hatte
Serr G'Gouuor feinc Belt, CT ian0tc
oicImebr iHncllitcns cincu Iiann clu-
por, scr nnh cincr bolben Stimoc
ipiCoer 5iriiffam ltuo meloetc, 0uB
bic 5tcrnc un0 5trcifeu pieocr ltolj
Ton Der 5piBc oes 9fotbDaaies mcbcn
1ie MISUNDERSTANDING an Der Stag.
0ctllungc batte iib t9eiliueiie eclpity
lucSbalb Ole lSlagge bcrilntcrglitt iiuo
am SilBe Der Stangc licgcn blieb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25
I'd NliIitaraluana II gJlarhIanO.

BON IS 6is As Sobreu miiIicn Iid
ItcQcu ipcnn cs ser @oupcrnelr
0erlongt Ter Genius lbIicBt
a6er audi aiuOcr bon 16 Sobren
Gin EruntcnboI0e unO Soho
ten broilt0en niAt 5u oiencu.
@ouDernernlir Sorrinotot, pclher
geitern nad Cambridge gcrcilt mar,
miro lnor9en oaS1ruden BON 100000
8ornuloreu fir bic Slufnobne ocs
Genius Der frie1spflihtigeu &erionen
in WlarDlauo ancroncn. Die WlorD-
ldnOer gereititboftS Gommiiiiou,
mclhe iih aus Oen folgeuoen Serren
juianmenieBt StuatS SdobniciIter
ssobn M. 2cnnis, @oriiser Carl g.
@rap, @ouuerncur Sarrington 8. g.
Soen 9Ilbert s. 9iit1ie, @corge o..
Siunicfion Sobn s. 2ege, Ylaior 8.
& Eoup, 6ronf q. Sent, @eorge o.
Smart, SowarO Bruce, Charles Di
Gobn .. SopeQ @risipolo mo @n
$. &iIian bat bcidloiict oaB ole
MaBnobncn Der GonnilIion itriti
gebein oebolten merocn mo mir Der
@onpcruenr ilno Der 8oriiber Gorl
y @roD oos 9edt bo6en, irgenS.
lpelfc Sniorntdtion alis5ugeben. -
sVion bate itripriinglid Die glblict
nur bic 9tonlen bon aller m0nnliHen
Ecrioucn I'M 9llter bon 1S bis as
oSabren 5ii ialnmcln iueil oieieI6en
nod 0cn 5tnotS @eieben gc5luun-
gen tpcroCn fonncn, III Der WliliS 3li
oicnen; bod lpuroe Scr &lon 10 az.
dn0crt, bob icBt olle ainoer BON is
Sabrcu ihon NIT cingei6Goiicn iinS
uno cine 9lltersgrenSe iiberboltpt
nicbt ange9eben lit Oa Die Ger. .Staa.
ten fein oerortiges @eleB boben. Get
Genius miro in lle6ereinItinmltnJ
nit eineln BON Scr leeten Stoats-
@cIesgcbllng angenommencn @clebe
ipclhcS ben 3mongsmeiicn Milit6r-
oienit I'M Stootc porlhreibt, nnge.
pronct
Sic bon sen &oIi5iiten 1T Ser
5toSt 5u iomlneluOc Snformotion
nluB stnshlnft ii6er bic folgenbcn
6ragen cntboItcn:
9tanc.
@o6nung.
0jcbnrtstag iiitO Sa6r.
gSo geboren.
Sn ipclbcm 2onoe iinO sic 9iir,
ger.
Gatrm imO So6r Der glatrroIiii.
rlng
Gotlni rnO Sa6r Scr crItcu ga.
pierre.
@roBe iuto @elpit6t.
&crbeirot6et oocr le0ig.
9iamen Gerienigcn tpcldc bon i6-
ltcn ieBt finan5iea nntcritiibt ner,
0en.
9ciMdftiguug ODER @ciperbe.
MeiB ooer Shlpar5.
@os fir ocibditlihe Grfobrungcn
babeu Eie.
@arcn sic ibon friibcr i'm Nlili.
tar. oocr 6lottenoienite.
&ic lnngc.
@eun sic einSeemann iino, Damn
gebeu sic an, fucldc Grfo6rnng sic
babcr mo Of ais Sccmonn ODER
ols Sfii5icr.
SinD Sic 9eiiber elmer SSadt ooer
cines Niotor6ootcs o0cr Wlitglieo ei-
nes Derortigen GhlbS.
Namc ser SSddt.
Rome ocS Motorbootcs.
Mnme ocs Glubs.
aonncn Sic reitcn.
aounen 5ie nit 8feroen io6reu.
aonncn Sic Gin g(utono6il fab.
rem.
aonnen sic cin a1oiorcucIq ia6.
ren.
Seritc6cn Gle Oas Gclcgrap6ircu
9criie9cu sic Orn6tloic 9cIeara,
pbie
S5abcn sic eria0rnno nit 1anlpf-
tnnid)ineli.
Soben sic Griubrtule NIT clcftri-
id6en Dloidjiltca.
Sabcu 5ic Grfobyung in g1opiga.
tion,
So6cn sic @rfu6rlutg nit @aio-
linnluihinen ouf SecIhiiiem
aonncn sic iblpimmen
9Iac oicie Sragen miiiicn gcnon
6canhuortet lucrocu oOcr scr 9etrcf,
fcnOc miro undl ocnt Wlorpl1nOcrG'c-
icSc nit elmer Gtrofe bon $50 bclcgt.
9iaf 0en StantS @eietcn Iinb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25

sluS ocn iibrigen HunOcs-g9cttcr-
Nccbudtrngs 2totionen puroeu sic
fclgcnoen nicorigitcn Gemperatltrcn,
one inn 8 llbr ge1tcrll 9lbcn0 berridls
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25

gIbcnnentCn, hie ben ,,TcutidJcn GORE
Ipuuocrtcn" nidyt pinttIidI OOcr unrcaeI
mdnlg crbnlten, iinO Gcbctcn, 6cr Sfficc
onuon per Eclepbun uocr ldjriitlif Wit
tbciIMng du mnMcN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25

gecttcrnMsFdjteu.

6lir gliarDlan0 unO ncn GiItrifl
Columbia bcutc tlor uuO pcrdnocrli-
DIE 2Gnoc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25

vDiarDlmo-Eae" tpir0 morgen I'M
9fotDbuus tidDt oeieiert, iaatc eeiterll
WaDor Freiton. 8iele glugeitelltc
6dttcil crtportct, oaB lie cincn 6eiGr-
tag ba6en ipiirocil. 9lucb scr Sto0t-
ROTH miro icine rcecImdfige 5ibuue
abbalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25

$4,000 nod 9tciu- 9orf ooianot.
Ganfic9rci6cn Der oltcrreibiib-
un9ariidbeu 9otidofi. @citere
@abeu fpcrOcn prompt befor0ert..
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-07

IT SHOULD PROVE gratifying indeed, to mothers of limited be able buy Chlrens Muslin Drawers of such splendid quality such rdiculOusiy low price The drawers are in for children If years ample fullnoss and well made, bottom trimmed with cluster Of three S tucks SALE PRICE Sc pair
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-07
z0c and .Sz.I9

EVERY who as present prospective Tor loy gee buy of sheer white Crepe Fancy Baes such or graceful tasteful tractiyc styles that you find choosing easy.
 Collar, that pet embroidered with -ertible collars and styles; brodered colors trimmed with exquisite lace embroder style, long seeves sizes A to A.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-07
MerCerized White BQfSte

 eals suitable Undermusns desirable of all a
 2Oc MerCerized Batiste, 27nches Wide, per yard I6c 25c Mercerized Baste 27-InChes Wide, per yard 19c BOG Mercerized Batiste, 27nches Wide per yard. 25c
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-07
Dainty Checked Dinlities

PRETTY DAITIES little girls children 0
 
 5c Checked Dmities, Z7nches Wide Sale Price I'd. He 20c Checked Dmties 27nches Wide Sale Price I'd 16c 25c Checked Dties, Z7nches Wide Sale Price I'd l9c
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-07
Plain dnd Fancy FIdxOn.S

in
 
 
  25c Plain Faxons, 36-Inches Wide Sale Price Yard 2lc 3Oc Plain Faxons 36-i inches Wide Sale Frce Yard - 2Sc 35c Fancy Faxons, 40-nches Wide Sale Price Yard 29c 4Oc Fancy Faxons, 4OinChes Vice Sale Price Yard 3c
The Lexington intelligencer., 1917-08-17
Just Poor Soap.

Several days ago a soap ped
dler passed through the country
and unloaded a quantity of his
soap on those who would buy be-
cause it was cheap. The soap did
all the peddler said it would and
more. 1t didn't stop with re-
moving dirt, but kept right on
with the epidermis. When used
on tender parts of the body, it
created sores. Of course, many
were of the opinion that the
hand of Kaiser Bill had reached
out and given them a dose of
his own special brand Of kultur.
4 cake Of the soap was brought
to DR.. Ryland who had it anal.
yzed, and the chemist reports
that it is just poor soap-too
much alkali in proportion to the
fat.
The Lexington intelligencer., 1917-08-17

for a visit here with her mother,
Mrs. Rachel Slusher.
J. w. Zentmeyer of Fort Riley
is visiting home folks.
George Welliver of Buckner
visited here the first of the
week.
Herman Ehlert is visiting rel
atives in Franklin and Gascon-
ade counties this week.
John Mastery and son spent
Sunday with his mother at
Sweet Springs.
Mrs. VIM. Orear left Monday
evening for a few days stay in
Kansas City.
Mr.. Moore of Blue Springs
visited DIR. Moore and wife here
the latter part of the week.
Misses Estell Bridgwater anC
Olga McGrew of Waverly, ar
guests of the Misses Vanderlin
north of town this week.
The Lexington intelligencer., 1917-08-17

George Hutchinson returned
Wednesday from an extended
visit in Sedalia with his daugh-
ter,' Mrs. E. B. Farley.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Hinesley
returned Tuesday evening from
a months outing at Omena,
Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Eadington
left Wednesday for their home
in Mt. Rose, Mo-, after a visit
here with Mr.. and Mrs. H. K
st. Clair. gsM
The Lexington intelligencer., 1917-08-17

DR.. Fred G. Bubeck and family |
of Stratford, Iowa, arrived by
auto Saturday to visit the fam
lily of his brother-in-law, DR.. c.
B. Kingery. They left Monday
for home and were accom-
panied by Mrs. Kingery and lit
tie daughter, and Mrs. Kingery's
mother, Mrs. G.. A. Bubeck, who
has been visiting at the Kingery
home for the past several weeks.
Mrs. Marie Marshall of Kan
sas City arrived yesterday for
a brief visit.
Mrs. Chas. Warfeld of st.
Louis, who has been a guest at
the home of Judge T. A. Walker,
went to Kansas City Wednesday
for a visit. She was accom-
panied by Miss Ida Bell Walker.
Mrs. Henry Offel who has been
visiting her sisters, in Nebraska,
returned yesterday,
Mrs. Roy Ford who has been
visiting her parents left yester-
day for her home in Webb City,
Mo.
Mrs. M. C. Whitten left yes
terday for Lynchburg, Va, af-
ter a visit here with Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Hale.
Miss Esther Stalling ano
brother, Bettin, returned Tues
day from a visit in Sweet
Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Green went
to Jefferson City yesterday for
a visit with their son, Ewing
Green.
Mrs. c. L. Kenney went ia
Prairie Nome, Mo-, Tuesday for
a visit with her son, DR. Mat
thew Kenney.
Mrs. Walter Hammond and
children left Tuesday for their
home in Holden, Mo-, after a WIS.,
it in this city with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Simmerman.
The Lexington intelligencer., 1917-08-17

Coffin Installs Movie Camera.
j. 0. Coffin, the local wide
awake photographer, who claims
the most completely equipped
studio in Missouri, has recently
added a movie camera. Monday
night patrons of the Grand were
given surprise when there
was flashed upon the screen
some Of Mr.. Coffin's movie art
Company "a" at drill. The
pictures would have Gone justice
to the Vitagraph, Pathe, Univer-
sal, or any other of the old
timers. They were clear, clean
cut pictures. In the hands of Mr..
Coffin, there are wonderful pos
sibilities in the camera in record
ing local interesting events. And
in the studio, fond parents may
take their little ones and have
their antics recorded for future
amusement, when they have
married and left home-but
some don't marry-in that case
destroy the film.
The Lexington intelligencer., 1917-08-17
CORDER ITEMS.

Miss Bette Hackley of Kan
sas City, visited here the latter
part of the week.
John Corbin and family spent
Sunday with relatives at Knob
noster.
Miss Willie Vanderlin return
ed Tuesday from a weeks visit
with Mrs. G. w. Vanderlin at
Blackburn.
Miss Buelah Way of Slater,
visited Mrs. Fannie Roberts and
family from Wednesday till
Sunday.
Miss Alpha Best was a passen-
ger to Kansas City Sunday.
Miss Laura Beard attended the
w. C. T. U. convention at Odes-
sa Thursday and Friday of last
week.
Margaret Starke returned
home Sunday evening after a
weeks visit with Naomi Willis
at Armstrong.
Miss Marie Dyer of near Aull-
vile, is the guest of Mable Hef-
ter this week.
Frances Killion won the sill
yer medal at the convention of
the Y. P. B. last week for being
the best reader.
H. L. Bray is now the owner
of a car and uses it on the mail
route.
Rev. Alton and wife and Mrs.
Mary Larkin were supper guests
at the S. NJ. Reynolds home Mon
day evening.
Frances Killion spent Sunday
in the country with Edith and
Willie Vanderlin.
Services will be held every ev-
ening this week at the M. E.
church, conducted by Rev. AL
ton of Cole Camp, son of Rev.
Alton Of this city,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM! Kebsler
were called to Kansas Saturday
by the death of their grand.
daughter.
Mrs. Haas left Friday morn
ing for a visit with her brothel
in Kansas.
Mrs. Ethel Barnes of Mary
vile, Kansas, arrived Monda,
The Lexington intelligencer., 1917-08-17
Morris Hotel a Mecca for Tour

Morris Hotel a Mecca for Tour
lists.
Twenty-Five tourists from
various parts of the United
States, are being entertained at
Morris Hotel. They have been
assembling since the rains COM
menced, and will linger until the
roads are passable for automo-
biles.
The Lexington intelligencer., 1917-08-17
Ewing-Starke.

Mr.. Horace H. Ewing of Odes-
sa, and Miss Ervia Starke of
Higginsyille, were married at
the Methodist parsonage Thurs
day evening at A o'clock, Rev.
R. N. Allen officiating.
The Lexington intelligencer., 1917-08-17
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been Is
sued to the following:
Albin De Berry. Lexington
Este Foster. Lexington
Fritz Frickle..----.---.Emma
Hulda Stumpenhaus, -Concordia
Miss Ethel Malta went to
The Lexington intelligencer., 1917-08-17
CAMPANY A HAS A
FUND TOO
Volunteer Boys Given Quite A
Sum by Citizens.

The boys of Company A wish
to express their thanfulness to
the citizens whose names APP
in the accompanying list. The
amount already raised viii ena-
BILE the company to take care of
the expense incident to mobiliz-
ing and to provide some com
fort and amusement for them.
The list of contributors.