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Arizona republican., 1918-10-26
HoYLE IN THE TRENCHES

N loud call has come from abroad for tno latest sporting annuals." in- udins baseball guides and other books nf thc sort.
 send us everything you can lay our hands on. on boxing. baseball, 'onnis and all other sport, professional md am1teur." is tho order just re- "0vod ly the dispatch office of the Nmerican Library association at Ho- Hnscn. N. J
 Tho association is pledged to furnish ''e soldiers. sailors and marines with Hy book that is asked for. and sport ms aunuals will be no exception.
 We've had lot of calls for Hoyle q -l.l ono of tho association's librarians .r one of the big southern camps. "and ' suspect that wcighty decision of Tho question who wins2 was hanging n fhc balance. The boys got their IIosic and the question undoubtedly was answered to their entire satisfac- f.Un"
Arizona republican., 1918-10-26

drought and poor marketing condi- tions. A committee consisting of N. C. Bernard R. H. Williams and F.. D. Taylor of the state university; P. P. Pitchlyn. forestry service: Charles F.. Walker. representing the banks: Louis r. Holmester. food administrators: R. c. Brady Of the sanitary board and kirt L. Hart is in chargesof the survey.
 It program is 10 help the stockmen by procuring financial assistance through the government. by co opera : tive purchase of necessary food, by To- cation of necessary additional pasture,
Arizona republican., 1918-10-26
UNNECESSARY
 INDUSTRIES NAMED
 BY LABOR BOARD

should the war continue for any considerable length of time. Arizona, along with every other State in the nion. will be assigned quotas of labor required for war work. This labor can hc had in only two ways. namely: re- cruiting from non essential industries and substitution of women for men as employees. Except for the Work or Fight" or der affecting men within the draft age. Co date all recruiting or substi- fufion of labor is voluntary. Whether or not recruiting becomes obligatory and upon government order, will de- pend largely upon the degree with which employers and employees CO., operate with the community labor boards and abide by their regulations md decisions.
 A survey of employers labor re- .Ircments will appear soon in all .oIuty papers. This survey will be made by this board. Employers are rrrd, for their own protection promptly 10 comply with the request of this board and 10 assist in making f.is survey complete.
 The following industries are de- cIared essential by the Maricopa county Community Labor Board: ,. Automobile industry. accessories, drivers of pleasure cars. cleaning, re- pairing and delivery of same sight seeing cars, auto trucks, other than thoso hauling fuel or doing govern ment work teaming other than de- livery of products for war work, or necessary 10 the maintenance of es- scutial industry.
 Bath and barber shop attend ants.
 @. Bowling. billiard and pool rooms '. Bottlers and bottle supplies. Real estate agencies.
 6. Brokers.
 Insurance writers.
 Candy manufacturers.
 Q. Cigar and tobacco, cleaners and dyers clothing. confectioners and deli catcsson establishments.
 la Dancing academies.
 n. Florists.
 70. Fruit stands.
 I4. Livery and sales stables.
 Ii Peanut vendors.
 i5. Shoe shining shops.
 l". Window cleaners.
 It Soft drink establishments.
 IN Soda fountain supplies.
 i9. Junk dealers.
 -h Mercantile stores. hotels. banks and offices requiring clerical forces. -L Builders and contractors no engaged in erection of structures fol war work. OF necessary for housins facilities as homes. school buildings barns. silos or other structures neces. sary for proper maintenance of Ioca industries, as determined by the Stat, Council Of Defense
 -- Fee collecting employmen aEeucies.
 While the above are all listed b, ms board as non- essentials. yet tn, apporuonment of the number of em. ployes Co be taken from each industry or any particular establishment with in said industry. or the inclusion of in d1stries not specified herein. shall bt 1h1cct Co decision either initiatvel- nr upon appeal to the Community La hor Board.
 To determine the necessities of in. dustry in Maricopa county and form Z basis for subsequent action that shal he equitable to all businesses. tht board has adopted a survey plan fot fhis county The procedure will short .r appear in all newspapers.
 Anv employer failing to co-opcrat, In tlis plan will be classified arbitrar 'v by this board.
 NARiCOPA COUNTY COMMUNITY LABOR BOARD.
 C. ". Peterson. Chairman,
 O. B. Moore.
 Representing Labor.
 Edward r. Parker,
 Representing Employers.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-26

ing and general farming and put in pumping plant. Calabasas was on Baca Float No. 3, and after the decis- ion against the settlers he disposed of his cattle of which he had 3.5o0 head, and other interests. and retired to Tue son.
 While living in Colorado in iS5i he joined Tyler's rangers and had some experience in Indian warfare.
 From 1895 10 lS9i he was a member of the firm of L. Zeckendorf SS Con- pany who handled about 40,000 head of cattle.
 He was twice wayIaid by bandits in
Arizona republican., 1918-10-26

and by finding a satisfactory market.
 Blanks to be filled out by stockmen have been issued, asking them the con dition of feed in their locality the number of cattle they own and how much feed they will have to buy for the winter.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-26
TO MAKE SURVEY IF
 RANGES AND CATTLE

Survey of cattle and range coadi-
 tons in the state is 10 be made im- mediately by the Southwestern Cattle | Growers association because of the
Arizona republican., 1918-10-26

It makes no difference what your wants may be you can have them supplied by using and reading The Republican Classified pages-Arizona's Leading Newspaper.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-26

IS'9 on his journeys from Tucson to Pete Kitchens ranch and Calabasas and on the second occasion besides be- Ing robbed was strung up a few times by q moose when he refused to pay 5000 sansom. He was finally released upon payment of sS0.
 His first wife was Miss Julia Jordan whom he married in 1sS2 ard who passed away in 1907. They adopted TWO sons. Samuel and Joseph D. In 1908 ne married Miss Catherine DeeSan. Use The Republican Classified Pages
Arizona republican., 1918-10-26
Why Not Select Your Furs
 Now?
On Your Corset

depends the failure of your costume Therefore you be too careful in it's selection The Fall Winter models here in standard brands a complete range of sizes. Among them is a corset particularly fitted to your figure. Madame Binner, Lady Ruth R. X G. and Memo models After you been fitted with it by expert corsetere you will understand what superative satsfac- ton really means-for all these corsets are light comfortable, plastic and snug in fit.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-26

Use The Republican Classified Pages for Results-Read for Profit.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-26

Cruz county near Nogales.
 He turned his attention to stock rais
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-14
RUDCU pnSP0USTENI Z
VCJNY POSTUPNE.

Mistni odvodni komise Sc do
zvidaii Z Washingtonu, Ze de-
mobilisace americkych armad
bude Sc dit postupn6 - kdo de
lie slou5il bude NIT v6tsi pravo
ma odchod 2 voiny. Branci prv-
nj do Francie Doslani mohou tn
diz aadat propusteni 2 vojen
rkehO svazku pfedevSim.
ZvlaStni zretel bude bran
vsak ma voiiny iichz ia treba V
naM "nirove" industrii. Sousta-
ii ma zamori mnpzstvi voilnd
= odbornych mechanikG, kterl
ma front6 vic tTeba neisou. Taci
muzi budou neidriv posilani
zpet, ably americky "mirovy'
prtimysl mel zadouci pocet od-
bornych sill. kterezto silly val
kou znacn6 donna ochably. Po-
dDbne bude riZena demobilisa-
ce V anprickvch taborech a va
leGnych lod6nicich.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-14

Truchlive depese dostalo Sc
vcera kratce pred pull noci va
zene zdejsi rodine p. Jos. Frie-
dla. 4374 Martin ave. Adju-
tant generalniho stabu w. S.
Harris telegrafoval, re syn t6-
hoz, PEST vojin Ladislav Friedle
polozil svGj zivot "a vlast kdesi
We Francii.
Lad slav Friedle narodil sc
v meste naSam ina Croton av.)
pred 27 lety, vychodil skoly
mestske, nacez v6noval Sc stroj
nictvi v kteremzto povolani pG-
sobil nekolik let a to We White
ovych tovarnach ma automo-
billy. !,
K vojsku vylosovan byl Z.
prosinca loni a sveho prvniho
vycviku nabyl V tabore Sher-
man, kde stravil tri m6sice, pax
prelozen byl do Campu Forrest
" Georgii, pozdeii do lezeni
Merritt V New Jersey, nacez
nastoupil jedenactym plukem
pesich plavbu do Francie, kde
slouzil u setniny D, kterazto
setnina byla V krvave bitve eel
kem p6tkrat to V lese Argonn
skem.
Ladislav psal domI caste a
ma voine nestykalo Sc mu. Po-
sledne psal 7. zaTi letos a sest
dnn ma to hrdinnV svnj zivot
,zakoncil. Byl totiz smrtelne ra-
men V bitve Huny. kteremuzto
poran6ni brzv po SVEN preve-
zeni ma ObvaziSt6 podlehl.
Tyz zGstavil zde mimo Ia
rmoucenych rodicH (z Vodnan
pochazejicich) diva bratrv / sc
stru. jakoz siroky okruh krev.
mich pi.ibuznych pratel.
Byl to mladv muz zievu Il.
islechtileho. dobry mechanik
dobry vojin. Budiz cest jeho pa
uatce.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-14
,kTSS1 IWTSS
lWSSl lWSS
OMEZENf POHRBo JEST
ODVOLANO.

At vtereisiho dne zazname-
nan Jest op6tn6 nepatrny po-
stup chripkove epidemic 1913
novymi pripady a AZ dmrtimi
odvolal zdravotnf komisar DIR.
H. L. lockwood karanteni ma
Tizeni omezujicic pohrebnf o.
brady. Mohou Sc nyni konati v
tenn m6ritku iakp drive DO pfi
pad6 j Y kostelG neb verainych
budov. ovSem ien V onom, me-
bvla-F smrt privod6na epide-
mil. Odvolani uvedeno Jest v
platnost dnesnfm dnem.
Wrist pripadG pfipisuie
lockwood pond6lnim navalGm
"a mirovych oslav ale doufa, re
tvto nebudou miti ma zdravotni
stav mesta zadnych iinych vaz
neisich nasledkn.
Mestske farni Skoly, obecne
SkOly ma Cleveland Heights.
krom jedne skoly v Lakewood
a zenske kolleje Western Uni
versitv zahajily vyucovani "a
Ubvyklych pom6rI.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-14
Fs-s5 7zl.Ts=sl rzs7--5=-x-
SSMI lSSMN
VALEcNA VYSTAVA.

Vcera pTiieli do Clevelandu
diva francouzsti hrdinove, SER
zanti Rob. Lartae a M. Gre
lard. Pf;jeli usporadat fran
couzske oddeleni ma valecne w
stave a pfivezli ssebou i velke
polni delo, jez sveho casu zpu-
sobilo HunGm V Champagne
znacnych ztrat. Oba isou totiz
d6lostrelci a Grelard V civilnim
zivote byl malifem-krajin
Lartac, anglicinu dobra ovlada-
,jici, byval instruktorem v ame-
ricke armad6 We Francii. Pro-
slycha Sc tez, re priiede ieden
Glen francouzske cizinecke le-
gle, kraian F. Black. vyslouzi-
flec 2 kampan6 alzirske puso-
bici We francouzskem vOjsku te
m6r 20 rokl. takto padesatnik.
Prodaj vystavnich vstupenek
ma ma starosti tez Ceskosloven
sky vybor.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-14
WSSl 'WSSl
SYNOVA CHOROBA PRfCI.
NOU SAMOVRAzDY.

Jan Javorak, 36lety a v els.
1900 Kinsman Road bydlici
spachal vcera vecer sarnovraz-
du. PDlicie udava, lie sc zastfe-
lii v zarmutku mad vleklou cho-
robou sveho synka - jedina-
cka. Tyz uzavrel sc We sve loz-
nici a revolverovou kuli do srd
ce 81 vehnal, takze skon jeho
byl okamzity. :
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-14
CESKEMlJ LlDU
We SPOJENYCH
STATECH.

MEL tcIllls htCl I'll Juho ohu-
tetnych dobrodincu lidstva "
teto valce bude vZpominano,
bude zajiste ona skupina veli-
kych humannich organisaci, V
jeiichz cele stoji YMCA. vedle
Rytirn Kolumbovych, vedle ar
mady Spasy a jinych vyznam-
nych skupin. Jestlize kdokoliv
pred valkou dival Sc podeZri-
wave ma kteroukoliv techto
organisaci, behem valky nauci
Ii isme Sc obdivu a uct6 pro ne,
pro jeiich velike V pravde d.
10.
A jestli kdo ma povinnost de
kovati t6mto dobrodincum lid
stva, je to prve fada cesko-
slovenska armada ma Rusi, kite
ra "a tax mnohe dekuie svym
pratelum. Nedavno priieli re
Sibife tfi GeSti vojaci: major
Sipek. desatnik Zmrhal a sire
lee Chaloupka. S mimi priiel i
American Mr.. AttertOn. NaSi
vojaci volali nan: Strycku! A
kdyz isme Sc ptali. Zved6li
jsme, re strycku naSe armada
ma Rusi ma velmi mnoho a te-
mi strycky re jsou clenove Y.
M. G. A., kteri Sc venovali svy
mi sluzbami ob6tavou pomoci
ci sve orpanisace ceskosloven-
ske armad6.
Pocfna Sc velika kampan pro
jmenovane humanni organisa
ce. Pocfna Sc Op6t We imenu
lidskosti. Je treba mnoho pomo
ci ieste, mnoho slz je ieste pro-
levano. mnoho bolesti musi byti
iest6 utiSeno. Priidou k VaSim
dverim prosbou, abyste pomo
hli.
Pfatele We jmenu nasi Ce-
ske v6ci, kterou jste Sc ctl we'd
Ii boi po dobu ctyr let, We ime
nu dobra, ktere ma byti proka
zano i vasi pomoci, prosime ::
neodpirejte nilloho, kdo pri-
jde Sc zadosti o pomoc teto
Rampant. Skutkem a darem po-
mahejte dobrym slovem pou-
cutie ty, kterf by nedovedli po
chopiti. re ie doba, V niz tezke
a vazn6 povinnosti ulehly ma
vsecka srdce. Doufame, lie ce-
ske slovensk6 jmeno cestne
obstoji V teto Rampant. Pro-
SINE sve pratele vSude po Spoj.
Statech. ably konali svoi lid
skou pOvinnost.
Ia Bohemian National Alliance
DR.. l.. J. Fisher
Rev. InO Kestl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-14
WSS WSSl
SYMFONICKY KONCERT.

Prvni symfonicky koncert v
letpSni hudebni sezone bude po
radan V Grays zbrojnici %. Ii
stopadu a to Damroschovym or
chestrem New YOrku.
Proslula sopranistka pani
Magda Matzenauerova zap6je
pri te prilezitosti nekolik oper-
mich arii.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-08-21
OUR SAVED FOOD
FED THE ALLIES
Food Administrator Writes Presi.
dent America Conserved 14l,-
100000 Bushels Wheat.
CREDIT DUE TO WOMEN.
Meat and Fat Shipments Increased by
e44,Soo,o 900 Pounds. -

Conservation measures applied by
the American people enabled the Unit
ed States to ship to the Allied peoples
and to our own forces overseas 141,-
100000 bushels of wheat and S44, 600,-
600 pounds of meat during the past
year, valued In all at 81, 40Q, 900, 900.
This was accomplished In the face Of a
serious food shortage In this country,
bespeaking the wholeheartedRess and
patriotism with which the American
people have met the food crisis abroad.
Food Administrator Hoover, in let
ter to President Wilson, explains how
the situation was met. The voluntary
conservation program fostered by the
Food Administration enabled the piling
up of the millions Of bushels of wheat
during 1917-18 and the shipment of
meat during 1918.
The total value Of all food ship
ments to Allied destinations amounted
to $1,4oo,ooo,OoO, al! this food being
bought through or in COLLABORATION
with the Food Administration Tbeso
figures are all based on official reports
and represent food exports for the
harvest year that closed June 30. 1918 !
The shipments of meats and fats !,
Including meat products, dairy prod
- AlliAd doc 4
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-08-21
Rheumatism Arrested

Ifyou suffer with lame muscles or
stiffened joints look out for impuri-
ties in the blood, because each att
tack gets more acute and stubborn.
To arrest rheumatism you must
improve your general health. and
purify your blood; the cod liver oil
in SCOTS Emulsion is Natures
great blood-maker while it also
strengthens the organs to expel the
impurities. Scott's is helping thous-
ands who could not find other relief
Scott q BOVINE. Bloomfield. M.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-08-21

But hasn't he just as n~~- 49,, ;.
declare :, ~, -. ss
His whole duty done and his Job 10
forswear ~
As you in your home that he fights
to protect,
When you're told that there still is
some coin to collect?
He's sworn to obey every call that is
given;
To risk his existence without being
driven.
You, safe here at home, take advan-
tage of this,
And claim no disgrace when duty
you miss.
You seem to believe you've right
to refuse
TO lend OF your hoard for the Allies
to use
In saving your land and the land o
all others
Who claim human rights for them
selves and their brothers.
You have no such right! In sterl
duty you're bound
TO give while a coin in your coffer
is found!
- strickland Gillian.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-08-21
eOyER THE TOP" AGAIN AND
AGAIN
You Can't Refuse!

The Sammy came in from the trench,
and says he:
there's too many calls on the
courage of me.
! answered the call when they asked
me to come
TO fight that my countrymen might
have a home.
I've fought ever since we've been
quartered in France;
I've gone every time / was told to
advance
This order you give, to go over the
top
To-day, is too much am going to
stop.
There's limit to what I can rightly
afford
To give to my country with cheerful
accord"
The officers eyes stuck foot from
his face
To hear this subaltern who courted
disgrace
And the private was sent where all
mutineers go
TO be shot the next sunrise; he
hadn't show.
j think that with me you will
promptly agree
That firing squads right for such |
cutters as he.
-~-'rnh riobt ~
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-08-21
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
In District Court Of Wtnneshict
County Iowa.
SEPTEMBER TERM 1918.
Gustaya Johnson, Plaintiff.

SER IEMDGn AG1s&u AVAo'
Gustava johnson, Plaintiff.
Arnie Tuskind and Josie Tuskind
his wife; Olea Sorenson and Harbo
Sorenson her husband, Gustava
Hoyer and David Hoyer her hus-
band, Casper Tuskind and Tilla
Tuskind his wife. Randina Kinne-
berg and Torkiel T. Kinneberg
her husband, Melvin Brodshaugh,
a minor; Casper Brodshaugh, a
minor: Carl Brodshaugh, minor;
Kia Stenberg and Daniel Stenberg
her husband oscar Dahler, Adolph
Dahler, Richard johnson and
Mary Johnson his wife, Nellie
Patterson, Horace !. Patterson. a
minor, Annie Patterson, q minor,
Florence Patterson, minor,
Jay Patterson, minor, Edith
Patterson, minor, Floyd Patter-
son. a minor, Carbonetta Howell
and -- Howell her husband,
Henry Lamm and Mrs. Henry
Lamm his wife, Dina Howell and
Howell her husband. De-
PENDANTS.
To the defendants above named:
YOU AND EACH OF YOU ARE
HEREBY NOTIFIED, That on or pc
fore the 10th day of September 1918:
there will be on file in the once OF
the Clerk OF the District Court in and
for Winneshiek County Iowa, Pc
tition in Equity Of Gustava Johnson.
as plaintiff, alleging that one Rand
ina Bratfos died .intestate on the
9Th day of March 1915, seized Of an
undivided one half interest in and to
the following described real estate
situated in the City of DEBORAH
lava to-wits Commencing at a
point north 80 East and S-l0 feet
from a stone set by Emmett Barber
for angle of River Street, Park Ad-
dition to the City of DEBORAH, Iowa
said stone being $50 and 2-l0 fee'
North of South East corner OF Bloch
one; thence running North 8 Easl
764 feet to the bank OF the upper
Iowa River; thence South SS' Wesl
.27S feet to a point on said river
bank at low water mark; thence
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-08-21

Try Our Want Column.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-08-21

Der 1918, your default will be enter
ed against you and judgement and
decree rendered against you thereon
In accordance with the prayer Of
said Petition.
Dated at DEBORAH, Iowa this 18th
day of August 1918.
WILLETT e NELSON,
Attorneys for Gustava Johnson,
FIalntln. 33-4w.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-08-21
CHARLIE OLSON WRITES.
Decorahian i'm Camp i'm Texas Writes
His Sister About Army Life.
Camp Macarthur,
Waco, Texas
Aug. IA, 1918


Dear Sister:
How are you folks getting along.
! am not feeling very good, I have
not heard from you since l left home
and that is three months ago.
What are you folks doing now
days. I wish l was there too.
/ suppose Ed is painting. Is Carl
working at the moving picture show
yet? / am sure he could get job
here, If he was here, but / don't
think he would stay long. 1t is so
hot and dusty here every day that
you can't see anything. There is no.
body knows what a home is until
they leave it.
You want to tell Johnny and
Bertha hello for me, 1 didn't know
their address, so / can't write to
them. Carl said he would like to
join the army when he was in De-
corah, but he doesn't know how good
he has got it, when he can stay home.
am so tired of this l don't know
what to do. We have to get up at
5 a. m. in the morning and you don't
get all the time you want to dress In
either, and you know what we get if
We amt there. There is room for s
TO sleep in each tent.
woIder how Oscar likes it now.
haven't heard from him since he
eft 90 don't know where he is, but
I'm sure Ia knows how to make
Iuads right ard left by now. It
loesn't seem as tough there would
'e any end TO this war But hope
t.ere Will be an end soon have
,een lots of things since ! left hong.
"aA have aasgt three miles to go
Sa.088 and the
- -rnp.
O Waco, a city about
treet cars run right up to the Co.. :,
Ant I don't feel like going any place.
get so nervous sometimes ] don't
xnow what to do and / guess you
know what it is. ! hope ! get petter
some of these days. / have been
10 the doctor every day and ne
marks me quarters and he tells me
not to drill so sit in my tent ana
watch the others work. l Wish
could go back home soon.
/ suppose they will all be crazy
10 see Ruth Law fly in DEBORAH again.
But if they were here they could
see something they hadn't seen be-
fore. / see from 25 to 30 flying over
us, every day, they are just as COM
mon as automobiles, ] don't pay
any attention to them anymore.
suppose Ed goes fishing like he
used to. / wish ! was there, I'd go
with him. But I'm a long ways from
Red Wing. 1t must be 1900 miles
surely, IL l should walk 1t I'm afraid
I'd have bigger blisters on my feet
than when we are out on long hikes.
Its hard to get furlough from
here now. They won't let any one
go. Some think we are going to st.
Louis, Chicago or Minneapolis to do
guard duty, but we can't tell, we may
be sent across yet. There were 1000
lnigrers sent to this camp now, when
they were examined we had to help
i to dress them. This is big camp
Its supposed to be 100000 here.
Well must quit now. 30 good bye
and greet them all from me.
Your loving brother,
CHARLIE OLSON.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-08-21
TO DISTRIBUTE ROAD MONEY.
State Has $500, 900 More for Use in
Different Counties

The sum OF 100000 viii soon
De distributed by the state treas
nrer to the various counties OF the
state to be used for improving the
roads.
This is the second distribution
this year OF the funds obtained
from automobile licenses, the 6rst
amounting to s738,13O having been
made in April.
The total amount Of money re-
ceived by the state treasurer from
auto licenses during the fiscal year
ending July I, 1918, was s2,110,-
DDO, S21.79.
Under the law s per cent OF this
amount goes to the maintenance
OF the state highway commission
and 5 per cent toward the payment
Of the expense connected with the
automobile department, such as the
purchase of plates and other items.
The so per cent is distributed
among the counties for road pur-
poses, according to the number OF
civil townships contained In each.
after certain amount has been set
aside of this road money to meet
a federal appropriation of equal
amount which is received from the
government as an aid in the i'm
provement of post roads.
This year the federal aid ap-
preparation is $4,000, which
means that this the amount that will
be set aside from this years auto re-
ceipts to be used on the post roads.
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They Showed Their Love Of Country.
How one Charles City family OF
German descent thinks about love
OF country is shown in an incident
connected with the death Of John A.
stoecker, veteran of the civil war
The funeral notice contained this
sentence: Friends please omit
flowers; the family wishes to have
only the American flag used"
Stoecker's six grandsons are In the
service, five of them now in France
lighting to give the nation and the
people of the world what the United
States gave their grandfather.-an
even chance with others. New
Hampton Gazette.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-08-21

A hoarder is a man who is more In
terested in getting his bite than In civ,
ing his bit.