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|puternic?. :" Fireste, era un no.
roc sa al la indemina atitea lemne;
aveau cu ce sa-si construiasca usor
0 casa, sd scape de frigul iernei !;
dar sd tai padurea virginia pc 0 in
tindere de 160 jugere, sa dai la 0
parte acei trunchi grosi 81 sd scott
radacinile din pamint in care Sc
infipsesera adinc, 81 fncetul cu in
cetul sd desfunzi terenul, era In
treprindere, care cerea prea multi
ami de munca de la acea mica ceata
pierduta in pustie.
Gu toate acestea, fiindca nu era
mimic mai bun de facut, nouii CO.
lonisti, rostind scurta rugaciune,
Sc pusera la lucru char din ziua
sosirii. Zile intregi rasunau lei 81
colo prin padurile din Arkansas To-
viturile securilor, carl ciocaneau
surd arborii; uneori la loviturile
q
seci ale securii Sc intovarasiau null
te glasuri, carl c1ntau jalnic in cor
cintece miscatoare din patria In
departata.
Locul unde colonia Isl ridicase
proyizoriu cortudile, era linga tar
mul fiuvinhli. Era un spatiu lare,
patrat pc care trebuia Sd Sc ridice
yiitornl oras, imprejur casele lar
In mijloe scosla 81 biserica. Oar
aceasta era nt1mai un proect: q ca
mi fndepiinire cerea inca multz
.yreme. Penfru momegt III loc al
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de sc pierde i'm certuri zadarnice,
ar ii procedat Gu puteri unite s; GU
ratind din potriva att pamfnt cit
ar fl putut sa impace ncvciic vii
toarei colonii, ar Fl inceput sa-si cnl
tive cfmpiilc, sd ridice colibe pen-
tru familiile singuratice 81 in mr.
ma sd hotarasca fiecaruja bucata
de pamfnt. Oar Gu Polonezli lucrnl
sta foarte fneurcat: fiecare colo
mist voia npmai de cit sa intre in
stapinirea unei parti din padure,.
sS-si cladeasca casa prop,ie 81 sa-
munciasca c1mpul sau. Oar aceasta
nn era destul: fiecare voia sa-si a.
leaga pc cit ell putinta locuinta
sa fntr I'M loc ferit de primejdii ST
in acelasi timp asezat pc tarmul
fiuviului. Aceasta dedea nastere la
nemultnmiri 81 certuri, fara de STIR
sit, nemnltumiri 81 certuri ca
RI crestean mereu, pima cfnd intro
frumoasa ri, pc neasteptate ca-si
cum ar fl picat din Ger, aparu din
departarile baragannlui cenusiu,
carnl Gel mare al unui Pan Grun-
mansky
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mint tot asa de mare, in aceiasi po.
zitiune, jumatate padure 81 iuma-
tate lunca.
Astfel, cfnd agentul colOniilor 81
al drumului de fer venira impreu-
ma la fata locului ca sa fmparta pa.
-mintul 81 sa hotarasca fiecaruia ce
e al sau, cum vazura Gu ochii sta
rea lucrurilor, incepura sd Sc acuze
unul pc altul; Sc ciorovaira doua
zile pc rind plimbinduzse in sus 81
n JOS prin colonie; apoi, zicind ca
an nitat la Claresville uncle instru-
nente trebpncioase pentru- masu-
rarea cimpurilor, plecara de la Bo-
roviHa 81 nu sc mai fntorsera nici-
odata.
M intirziara sd Sc nasc8 primele
nemnltumiri. Un colonist,. avusese
mai multi de cit trebuia, altul mai
putin, dar celia ce era 81 mai ran era
ca nici unul nu sta unde Sc sfirse-
ste mosia lui 81 unde inGepe a ce.
luilalt. Coloniile ramasera astfel Gu
desavfrsire parasite de sine insasi,
fara fiinta, care sd conduca oste-
nellie lor 81 sd le indrepte spre i'm
scop hotarit, care prins autoritatea
prezentei sale Sd fmputineze GER
turtle 81 81 indulceasca desele nefn.
telegeri.
lie lipsia pina ii un concept linz
pede de lucrafile ee trebue n le in-
treprinda a fnceput. IA locnl lor 3
eest6 AZ colonistii eefnnanis deparse
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trainice corturi de pima de in 81
acOlO petreceau zilele 81 noptile
ca intro adevarata casa. Altii,
anume cei necasatoriti, carl putin
Sc ingrijiau de casa proprie, Gu
mantaua inloclliau lipsa unui AGO.
peremint, 81 incepean sd are pa
mintul acolo pc unde arborii nu
erau tocmai desi 81 radacinile STIR
|pite din pamint. Atunci pentru pri-
ma CARA rasuna in padurile meek
ploatate ale Arkansas-ului striga-
tul Gu care omul indeamna boul la
lucru.
Oar indeobste colonistii trbuiau
sd savarseasca granada de lucra.
ri de oportriva de trebuit0are 81
att de felurite, ca eli insist nu stiau
pc ce sa puma nina mai intii. Era
mai bine sa-si eladeasca case, ssa
tale arborii, sd arc pamintul sau
sd Sc 0cupe Gu vanatoarea ca sa re.
inoiasca proviziunile aproape STIR
sitei
Intre acestea, un lucru aparea in
lumina, adica Gel care regulase afa
cerea in folosul colonistilor, cnmpa-
rase pamfntul fncrezindn SC orbe-
ste in cuvintul societatii drumului
de fer, fara sal mai Fl yszut. De
altfel MI era de crezlt ca el 81 ii
cnmparat acea pesfirsit8 intinde-
re de padure virgina, cfnd cli aeeia.
81 cheltniala u cll acsiagi nsur;nt4
,ss q putdt avea q sntiufle lere ne p6-
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NOU, NOU ST lara NOU!

Tn nOu cOmcrciant ROmIn, ca
re a dcschis un local Gu tot felul
de bauturi racoritoare. Sala de
Biliarde, Restaurant. Dam tot fe-
lul de informatiuni. Vorbim mai
multe limbi. Sc afla la CARA trc-
nului, in fata depoului de Street
car. Este renumitul 81 bine cuno.
scutul tinar Achim Cindea, 729
e. Main, Alliance, Ohio.
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SCHIMBARE DE ADREsA.

SOcietatca romina de aiutor 81
cultnra ~. r. A. b. de Saguna
81 Crucea Romina" din Terrc
Haute, Ind, prin aceasta aduce
la cunostinta tuturor Solicitation
apartnatoare ,,Uniunei Societa-
tilor Romine Americana, pre-
cum 81 tuturor acelOra care ar
avea de coresponda cu moi, ca
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G o N G U R s.

Parochia romina gr. ort. ,,Po-
gcrirca Duchului Sfint'' din De-
troit, Mich, roaga toata preoti-
mea de ritul or. ort. din Statele
Unite, Sc adresa Comitetului
parochial din 561 f. Lafayette,
cei ce an buna vointa a ocmpa po-
stul vacant al parochiei sus nu-
mita.
Parochia dispune de biserica,
scoala 81 casa parochiak.
Vasile Macedolian, presedinte.
(No. 2-L6).
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'OOCCCCCCOOCOOCCOC OCCCOCCCCC
Odnlenii nOS11.j
de dfdCeri,

A. ]. LUPEA. - Adyocat, No
tar Public. - Ispraveste orr Ct
acte indiciare. Pr0cese de despa.
gubire in caz de primejdie 81 ca
zuri criminale. Vindere de case
81 farme. fndeplineste orr &c afa
ceri. 1857. w. Washington Str.
Indianapolis, Ind. - Phone: Au
to. 1856 - Circle 81.
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adresa Societatii noastre care /.
fost Ia l442 Beech Street, de All
inainte in mai exista, find
schimbata la 1427 Beech Street,
Terre Haute, Ind.
Deci toate scrisorile sa Sc tr
miia pc aceasta a,iresa.
In nnmele Societatii ~. R. A.
B. de Sagnna 81 Crncea Romina''
din 1427 Beech Street, Terre
Hante, ind.s:
loan Pavel, presedinte
Nicolae Tomulet. secretar,
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- Fctita mea voiesc sa vorbesc


cu tine ceva SeriOS.
Stin deja tot. Am anzit cum
al vorbit Gu Domnnl 81 iii mltu-
mese ca mi-ai tinnt partea. En- cred
ca e bine asa. Barbatelul meu inca
sc va obicinui cn timpnl. s. Stu, o
sa plinga multi dnpa nevastnta lni
copilaroasa 81 dragalasa. Oar oda-
Ia 81 odata sa va ispravi 81 plinsul
81 Ell, din ceruri, vol priv fericirea
lui.
Ingerul la netczit fata 81 miinile
81 Marta simtea cum slabeste.
= TIL multumesc pentru prega-
tire caci altcum mergea greu de
tot. Aici, pc pamInt, inca sunt des-
tule lucruri frumoase. Primavara
1nfloresc trandafirii 81 Ell am vazut
asa de putine primaveri!..
- Sus, i'm ccriuri, vel trai in III
nina 81 primavara vecinica, linga
tronul StapImlui.
r - Da - raspunse Marta liniS-
tita. - Oar va trebui sa-mi para
seSc barbatelul 81 copila. 81 asia
merge cam greu, cu toate ca merg
la mai binc Alba cu citcva minute
inainte de aSta am invatat a cngc-
ia, dar asa cred, ca barbatul meu
este foarte ncfericit cu mine. ST,
Gu toate ca ma iubit multi, nccon-
ditionat ar fl urit de mine. y.
= Barbatul tau ON bun 81 tea
iubit multi Marta, de altcum pestc
citc-va minute, vel vedea partea
dinlauntru sufletului sau cit este
de curat
- Vol putea sd vim din cind in
cind la el 81 la copiIa? - intreba
Marta .gifaind.
- Da. Vel veni noaptea, cum ve-
neam 81 Ell la tine.
- Pot sa mai vorbesc cu barba-
telul meu?
= Poti. Eu insa ramIn aici, lin
ga tine. Ell nu ma va vedea.
Marta a apasat nasturele some
riei electrice.
Emil sosi gifaind. A ramas in
marmurit vaz1nd fata palida a
Martei. Era asa de duioasa cauta-
tura ochilor eli albastri 81 m1inile i
erau asa Gle moi, subtiri 81 strave-
Iii in dimineata aceleasi zile, ii
SpuSese medicul ca are sd Sc faca
bine.
- Drag barbatelul meu - ince-
pu Marta Gu 0 voce grabita, tremu-
ratOare - eu trcbuie sa plec. Bu-
nul Dumnczeu ma voieste linga tro-
nul sau 81 trebuie sa te parasesc.
Grijeste de copila 81 nu plinge du-
pa mine. caci fie care an Isl are
primavara lui 81 tn inca esti tinar
81 nici nu al vazut primavara cea
adevarata...
Cazuse pc perne. Emil s'a plecat
plingind spre dinsa. A 1mbratosat- o
81 o stringea. Parea ca, voieste sal
dea caldura, zile, viata, din viata
lui -.
Marta "a desteptat 81 a cont.
nuat meet:
- Multumesc ca esti asa de bun
GU mine. fti vol rasplati bunatatea
cind vol deveni niger. Acum adu
cOpila sd 0 mai sdrut odata. Drag
barbatclul meu, daca tear durea
inima dupa mine gindeste-te ca
mai bine este asa :. De nou va Fl
primavara 81 tn vel vedea prima-
vara cea adevarata, aceea pc care
ar fl trebuit sa vezi della inceput.
il tinuse strins de git. Acum | "a
lasat. A auzit pasii ingerului. Emil
plingea ca un copil mic plecat sprc
cap. Ea STA fncrucisat miinile 81
s'a rugat:
Milostive Doamne, ia-mi suf-
letnl, mingaie-mi barbatelul 81 pro-
tejeaza-mi copila.
Eva urma).>
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Wis De PRIMAVARA
De: WLIUS r.. Y. IOANOVICI.
IJJrmare).
~ sP0pestire. =


Lakis;~-
(Urmare).
Sus, i'm ceruri, bnnul Dumnezen
a chemat la sine pc ingerul Mar
tel:
COpilc! de end team numit
niger pazitor, mn am mai aflat alt
niger vredmc sa stea lInga tronul
men, aci in emijlocita mea apro-
pierre.
1ngerul STA plimbat ochii peste
intreaga ceata ingereasca.
- Da, da = adaoga bunul Dum-
nezeu iStia toti sunt suflete GU
rate, blnde. . dar Ell nu-i voiesc
lfnga mine. DoreSc un suflet naiv,
dhlce 81 curat, peSte care sd ii tre-
cut viata far;i Observa. Sa alba
Sufletul tot Alta de curat cum la
fost - sd zicem asa - inainte de
asia cu 10 ami, cind lam dat dru-
mh in hume. :.
Aci, bunul Dumnezcu, arafat
cu degctul o femee tinera 81 fru-
mOasa, care zacea in un pat alb.
Era Marta Pacurariu.
Ingerul a cazut inaintea piciOa-
rclor Iui:
- Mai laSa-o, iarta-o Doamnc ..
T. asa de tinara...
- Norbesti ca un pamintean pa
catos - zisc Domnul miniOs. - In
tcleg ca eli nu pot sa cuprinda cu
mlntca lOr marginita multe lucru-
ri, 81 nu pot sa vada mai departe
dc virful nasului lor, dar tn. =.
Cfnd a observat fata stacOjie a
1ngerului, care sd parea ca Isl cere
iertare dc grOaznica crima ce a
cOmis DOmnul continual
blind:
- Trcbuie sa mi-o aduci aici. Ea
va sta aici de-a dreapta mea 81 ell
ma vol veseli privind fata naiva 81
corpnl alb al copilei mele, pc care
trimisesem pc pamint ca pc mi
nnne. Voisem sd arat pacatosilor
ilOra cd adevarata nevinOvatie, suf-
letul ncatins de tina lumii. ram1ne
acelasi char 81 in mijlocul virteju-
lui murdar 81 urit al vietii lor pa
minteSti. Priveste-O! Afli tn vre-o
rautatc, orr atare sentiment nedemn
i'm inima eli? Incercarile ce lea in
durat pima acnma, au fost deajuns.
O adnci aici linga mine sd admir-
neincetat, in etcrnitatea veacuri-
lOr.
Ingcrul zimbi, auzind ce pozitie
malta asteapta pc Marta. A IA
cut semn Ingerului Gu aripi negre
sd piece. Bunul Dumnezeu insa | "a
oprit:
- Stai Asia nu merge numai a.
sa. Vel merge tn dupa ca. M G
iertat Sal mspaiminti inima ginga-
sa 81 iubitOarc 81 nici corpul eli fra
ged 81 delicat nu trebuie supus du-
rerilor. Ea nu are lipsa de ispasi-
rea pacatclor ca eel 'alti oameni.
q adnci asa cum al dus-o. Mergi 81
i sarnta fruntea 81 i spune ca,
aici 0 asteapta iubirea 81 protectia
mea nemarginita.
= Sa aduc 81 copila?
- Nh draga, lasa copila in pa
ce. Emil m trebuie dat desperarii.
FL inca copil bun. Mia mea il
va insoti 81 de aci incolo in cararile
vietii sale.
Ingerul pOrnit la drum. Era
vessel fiindca intelesese porunca 81
intentiile Domnului 81 stia ca toa-
to cite Ie face Ell in nemasurata lui
intelepciune, sunt bine facute.
POgOrIndu-se la Marta, a sezut
pc marginea patului 81 la spus:
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DIONlslE SANDRU. - Con
teetionery, ,rkbacuri do toatk ~
ntatea, tigAri si tigarets, Popiss
Locul de fntflnire al Rominil0T
120 Clark Str, Martins Ferry, o
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OOOOOOOOCOOCO OOOOOOOOOOC
EXAMINARE COMPLECTA
GRATIS FACUTA Gu RA.
ZEI,E x.

CONSULTATIVE GRATIS
PRETURI RESONABILE
DIAGNOSE ONESTA
ST adevarat Statement dam in Ca
zul de cura. Va ofer D-tra o impat-
rita oportunitate 81 un avantaj din
lunga mea experienta; sunt spe
cial in bolile recente 81 in boale
cronice. Pacientii carl s'au vinde
cat in timp de 2 ami din Alliance
Va poate spune D-tale.
ELECTRO MEDICAL DOCTOR
317 d. Main Street, deasupro Ia
PrdVdIia de- 0hete Lloyds.
ALLIANCE, o.
(Adv. No. A..
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FRATII COSMA, 1901 Penna.
Ave-, Indiana Harbor, Ind. =
Vinzare de bilete dc vapoara.
Trimitere dc bani in patrie 81 orr
ce afaceri. Adresati-va Gu toata
incredcrea.
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AUGUsTIN ylSSEA,

AUHUSTlN NESSHA. -
ID de biliarde. - Cuglarie Anne
ricana. - Tot felnl de bauturi
racoritoare. - Trimiteri de ban
Vindere de Bilete de vapoarx. -.
l39 North Street, Newark. O.
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loan SISSEA. - Tot felul
de bautrui racoritoare. - I'll
gari 81 'tigarete. - Locul de in
tilnire al rominilor din Allan
ee 81 Sebring, Ohio. - 1900
e. Summit Str, Alliance, o. Pho.
ne: U. 8. 2218. (5)
OOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOoOCOOoOoc
mcspe o depuners sprs pAstrsre
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TH1 FOREST CITY SAVINGS
AND TRUST co.
CORN w. 25th STR & DET-
ROIT AVE-, CLEVELAND, o.
Capital ............ $25O,000.O0
Surplus 81 profituri ;. $275,O00.0O
Resurse pcstc 80. $4,5OO.OO0.OO
FOndata Ia 1890.
L. 1si - vorbegts rominssts.
(1-5)
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-10-09
FATAL THRESHING MACHINE
ACCIDENT.
James McIntire of Cresco Caught BY
a Belt and Thrown Against the
Machine Causing Death.

James McIntire of this city met
with an accident at the Harry Har-
vey farm late Monday afternoon and
died from injuries about o'clock
this morning. While attempting 70
remove some straw, or chaff he was
caught by the large belt on the side
of the machine and hurled into the
air striking his head against the
machine. His left arm was broken
in two places, the skull crushed, the
nose broken and both eyes badly
bruised. He was thrown some dis
lance and struck on his feet in ia
standing position, but fell to the
ground. Medical aid was summoned
Immediately from Canton and later
Dr. Kessel was called, but nothing
could be done and he died without
regaining consciousness nine hours
after the accident. The body was
brought to the Bradley undertaking
rooms and prepared for burial.
Deceased was of athletic build, a
powerful man physically, weighing
about 210 pounds. He was a good
worker, never had any trouble TO
find employment, and was dependaE
ble.-Cresco Times.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-10-09
TO QUARINTIE
INFLUENZA CASES
State Health Board Planning Drastic
Measure to Combat the Disease
Over Iowa
LOCAL HEALTH BOARDS
TO BE NOTIFIED
Strict Quarantine is Being Maintain.
tanned at Camp Dodge and Fort
Des MOines to Check Spread
of Disease

Des Moines, Ia,-More drastic
measures against the spread of Span
ish influenza are being taken by the
state and military authorities.
At a meeting of the state board Of
health it was decided to recommend
to local health boards that cases o.
Spanish influenza be quarantined
and treated as other quarantineable
diseases. This is the first time that
such an action has been taken by the
military authorities.
The military authorities both at
Camp Dodge and Fort Des Moines are
doing everything possible to check
the spread of the disease. Strict
quarantine is being maintained both
at Camp Dodge and at Fort Des
Moines. No case have been reported
as yet from Fort Des Moines but the
quarantine is being enforced to. pre-
vent its introduction if possible,
The last health reports of the war
department covering the period up to
Sept. / on the health condition of the
troops both in America and overseas
show an unusually good condition
The death rate from disease up to
Sept. 1 was only 2.18 per 1000 or an
annual death rate Of only about two
men per year. The annual death
rate for men of military age in civil
life is CT per 1000.
The government statement declares
that ''the combined reports show that
generally the health of the soldiers
Overseas is better than that shown
by the men in training in this coun-
try. This is largely due to the fact
that only men in the best physical
condition are being sent to France
with the result that the reports of
the troops in America carry the men
unfit for overseas duty"
In the matter of fighting venereal
diseases the state board of health is
soon to receive $24, 600 from the gov
eminent which will be expended I'M
der the direction of DR.. Mclaughlin,
of Sioux City, federal representative
in the control of this disease. Fifty
per cent of this money is to go to
the treatment of the diseases, 20 per
cent to educational propaganda
against its contradiction or spread,
I2O per cent in repressive measures
and 10 per cent for administration
purposes. ~,
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-10-09
In TIMES OF HIGH PRICES.
Plenty of Men Who Always Bought
a $500 Shoe Still Paying About
the Same

A great many people are meeting
the cost of living by buying cheaper
stuff. There are plenty OF men who
always bought $500 shoes, who are
still paying only that amount. Three
years ago you could get a good shoe
for that money. 1t was cut out of
of the best part of the animals skin,
though possibly the skin was Sd
thick that it had to be split and
some of the fiber removed. But it
was an honest shoe and would wear.
Now the man who buys a $500
shoe, unless it is made up in rough
style out of course leather and with
little labor, will probably get one
that is cut out of loose portions Of
the animals hide, so 1t will soon
crack and go to pieces.
The same principal applies in buy
ing clothing. With the prevailing
styles for clothes of rough texture,
it is possible for cheap clothes to pre-
sent a very creditable appearance at
first. Dyes and finish cover many de-
fects for a short time. But cheap
goods will not wear.
The best policy at the present time
is to go to a reliable home dealer
some one you know personally, and
ask him to give you suit or pair
of shoes or whatever you want, that
he can personally recommend as
having good wearing qualities. The
dealers all know we'll enough what
will wear and what won't They
have cheap goods, because some peo-
pie won't take anything else. But
they don't give their personal In
dorsement to anything, unless they
know the real goods are there.
Then having bought a good article
even If at rather high cost, you
can well expect to wear 1t longer
than YOU used to. Public sentiment
recognizes this as time for econo-
INV. One does not feel so much
ASHAMED of slightly shabby clothing
A.. a few years ago. Everybody is
doing it. Ones bill for clothing
thus need not be very much more
than ordinary times. particularly u
you keep watch Of the newspaper
advertising to see who is Offering the
bargains.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-10-09

Helmer Forde Dies at Camp Dodge.
A telegram came from Camp Dodge
yesterday conveying the sad news to
Mr.. and Mrs. Butler Forde, of, Sat-
tire of the death of their son Private
Helmer Forde at Camp Dodge
Spanish influenza was the cause of
his death. He left here with the
of men last month for
Camp Dodge. He was about 21 years
of age and was born at Satire He
was another of our excellent young
men, and the sympathy of all is ex-
tended to the bereaved ones left to
mourn his loss. His remains will
be brought here for burial this week,
and the funeral will be held from
the Big Canoe church, but at the
present writing we are without par
ticulars as to the day.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-10-09
Recovering U-Boats' Toll.

An after the war industry will be
the salvage of the victims of the
submarine Not only there be the
inducement of recovering large
amount of treasure but that of
Il satisfying the great need of tonnage
!, which will be required.
b During the past few years a food
4 of patents have been issued for
befeasible as well as impractical schem-
eres for raising sunken ships. One
patent is a powerful electric search
B light for locating and inspecting
sunken vessels. 1t is large sub
marine telescope mounted on barge
and drawn through the water, IL
Illuminating the bottom of the sea
within certain radius as it travels
After the wreck is located another
patent provides for raising it by
means of an electric magnet. When
lowered into the water. it attaches
itself to the iron hull. 1t is then
MdulpuldLcu 81 tudI II CidWio diOuhu
the hull, digging trench as it goes
through. the mud and sand, bringing
the hull to an uRright position.
The next operation is to raise the
hull. Here ii where another patent
comes In. A steel cable is worked
under the Submerged hull from
motor boats, Each end Of the cable
is attached to Q Aantoon equipped
with a powerful winch. Other cables
are similarly placed to preserve tbs
proper balances. At this point the
genius of the Inventor makes the
tides raise the vessel sufficiently to
permitqits being tqwed into shallow
waterbs
Whenever. there Is a great neces-
sity.the American engineer will be
theymother Of invention.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-10-09
rggChristian science services.

Freeman building. I'd floor.
Sunday 10:45 a. m.
Subject Are Sins, Disease and death
Reafgo
Wednesday evening Testimonial
Meetings p. m.
Sunday School IL o'clock.
Reading rooms open every We'd
nesday at o'clock.
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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-10-09
Malcolm ID. Alyger.

Malcolm D. Alyger, of Sioux City,
ia brother of Vice President Ray
Alyger, of the Winneshiek County
State Bank of DEBORAH, died at Camp
Meade, Maryland, Sunday night,
death being due to Spanish influenza.
His mother and brother started for
Camp Meade, Sunday, but he passe /
!; way before they reached him. He
was 80 years of age. The remains
will be brought to DEBORAH for in
tarment.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-10-09
NJ. Il. Church.

1920 a. m. "Peacemakers and
World Peace"
II NJ. Sunday School.
$50 D. m. .Epworth League.
1880 p. m. Preaching, Subject; IRE
ligion and the World War" A re-
view of the great war addresses at
Conferences. Let us have good at
tendance.