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The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1918-06-21

under ground. The beetles appear in
early spring and continue until the
cold weather Of September or October,
according to locality. One female can
produce 1900 and 1900 .eggs. The
possible progeny of two or three
broods Is enormous. In 1918 II is esti-
mated that at least 20 per cent Of the
potato crop suffered from It's ravages.
During 1917, for no reason which can
be assigned, the insect was conspicu-
GUS by Its absence, but In another year
or two 1t may be as troublesome as
ever. II Is certain to appear locally
In numbers.
The best remedies are arseniCals,
and of these arsenate Of lead Is IN
many respects preferable to paris
green, which It Is rapidly replacing.
The high price Of all copper COM
pounds incident to the war has result
ed in an increase In the price Of paris
green, while lead arsenate, although 1t
also has increased in price, is some
what cheaper.
Use Of Poisona
Lead arsenate does not kill as
quickly as paris green, but insects
cease feeding as soon as they receive
a poisonous dose. 1t is sold In both
powdered form and paste form, and is
used at the rate of two pounds of pow
der to 80 gallons of water, or bordeaux
mixture, or in paste at double this
strength. In small gardens two-thirds
Of an ounce or one level teaspoonful to
a gallon of water is In the same pro
portion. For the paste form / 1-3
ounces or three level teaspoonfuls are
used to gallon of water.
For the proper application Of this
spray a sprayer of the best type end
approved nozzles should be employed.
A single application when the slugs
first appear. will kill most Of them, but
q second or third dose may sometimes
be required. Later on other broods
must be treated In the same manner.
Other remedies. such as jarring
beetles and "slugs" early in the season
by brushing them from the plants into
large shallow milk pans containing
thin scum of kerosene, and hand-pick-
ing, are of value early In the season.
but are too laborious for large acre
age. IRzk,
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1918-06-21
WORK GARDENS ALL SUMMER

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27
SANDMAN STORY.
BY Mrs. +. A. Walker.
Copyright. 1915 by Mcclure Newspaper
Syndicate New York City.
WHEN JACK FROST WAS YOUNG.

Not that he is old now, for Jack is a
snappy, bright fellow, and will never
really grow old; that is, in anything but
experience.
One morning he awokc and hustled
about with will and Madam North
Wind, his mother, who had not yet begun
to arise early IN the morning, was aroused
from her slumbcrs.
Whatever are YOU doing, making
such noise AT this time IN the morning
she asked her son
ut is time was on my rounds, SAID
Jack Frost, in snappy, sharp tone II
mean to begin early and not let all the
farmers get ahead of me and get their
corn and pumpkins and such things IN the
barn
You go back to your hcd, SAID Old
Madam North Wind. III is not time Tor
frosts vet NmI should not begin your
rounds for another two weeks ut least.
oh Mother. YOU are SO old-fashioncd,
sand Jack Frost II want to he up and
doing shall start of tonight.
You listen to me # YOU do not wish
to spoil all vour beautiful colorcd Il
pictures. Jack. said his mother
nrtv hc old-fashioncd, hut ! know what
the beauty of your work is worth, and II
YOU do not wish to lose your reputation us
an artist, you go back Co your bed and
wait until call vOu
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27
CHINESE GROW CORN
INSTEAD OF pOPPfFS
Opium Culture Wiped 0ut by Ediet pt
Empress How aver IN ig06

livery luch tie kalleY Il unnaa
the most southwestern Itraklft. 81 t8aa
Was under me cultivation ard IT. fbe
lower nilaldc. patcbe- II corn teaE tie
place ot what wcre nee great poppy
hrld~ for opIum
In lH06 the Impress DoWa or issueI
an edict ruhihitlup thc gratauRof 9pIam
ia CHINA. and gave guarantees 70 the i5fli=
ish that II would bc entirely stamped or
during the next ten years Strangely
enough, these promises havc been fattiI-
fully kept, and II Nunnan the hillside
winch were once walt' with poppt blossoms
.tre now yellow With corn
lii all our 1000 miles d riding over IN
frcqucnied traI- and N the no-t out oi
the way spots We foun only two plaees
where opium was being cultivated
lie mandarin 81 car district. areoinpa-
MED by guard II soldiers. make. period
Ieal excursions during tic seasons uhen
the poppy IS III hln--son. cuts down H.
plants Ii any r. found and Furnishes the
owners
Just across the frontier, IN Burma.
opium S grown freely and much Is Snug
gled INTO Auunan Therefore its use
has bv 10 rcans been abandoned e~=
pcciall n tho nth q the province. aad
III SOM, towns # IS smoked areah II tfe
tea house Golilrl
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27
CAL0MEL SELDOM
SOLD HERE NOW
Nasty Drug Salivates, Makes
You Sick and J lou Lose
Days Work

Hvery Druggist in town your druggist
and everybody's druggIst has noticed 4
rreat falling off IN the sale Of calomel
hRy all give the same eas0n. Dodson' 4
ider Tone IS taking It's place
Calomel is dangerous and people know
While Dodson's Liver Tone Is perfectly
II and gives better results SAID a
.rd Eninent local druggist Dodson's Liver
loRc is personally guaranteed by every
GrJggist who sells it A large bottle costs
but few cents, and if il fails to give easy
rel lef in every case Of liver sluggishness
ind constipation. YOU have only to ask
iofIFour money back
lpodsons Liver Tone i a pleasant
Is lng, purely vegetable remedy, harm
IesA TO both children and adults Take q
spdpnful at night and wake up feeling
fnH; no biliousness, sick headache, acid
STOMACH or constipated bowels 1t doesn't
grlBe or cause inconvenience all the next
day like violent calomcl Take q dose of
calRmel today and tomorrow YOU will feel
ueAk sick and nauseated Don't lose q
daT work Take Dod~ous : Liver Tone
lnsHead and feel tine, full of yigor and
amLlAon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27
THE SAN OMAN STORY FOR
TOMORROW NIGHT
THE VAN YorvG Tux

They called INN Turk for short but
he was really a turkey luSt like all tho
Others
Not quite like the Others. though for
Young Turk was fat and plump and very
good To look at
Madam Turkey lived in the woods
with her children and They ate ne nuts
and berries until not finer looking
family lived even in a barnyard, where
they are led with mush and corn.
Never 20 near a barnyard or q house,
said Madam Turkey 10 hcr children.
The barnvard turkeys may look com
Portable and we'll fed, but think Of a.,
uy GEARS. they nave to stay right on the
r.. j unless they are lucky enough To
escape as | did when | was very young
And then at Thanksgiving time they
may have to 20 to market and never
return, for the farmer has ! reason for
feeding them so we'll He wants them
tp cat and grow fat that hc may sell
them tor someone's dinner on Thanks
giving Day
But mother what is the use Of looking
i4t aud handsome II no one secs us?'
asked Tuik
What difference docs il make if no
one sees YOU a. long So YOU have your
mead Oh your neck wherc IT belongs?'
said Madam Turkey "lou keep close
10 these woods for the ncN week Or you
viii BE- sorry
Young Turk however, did not listen
70 his mother. lie was so proud of Ills
beauty that lie wanted to be seen.
i am Tot fattcr than those turkeys
Up At the farm hc said II saw them
not 4 week ago. ard they are not bit
inner looking than ! am, and ! just want
them ID see me
They called me 4 gypsy turkey and
said | did not have any home, and they
held UP their heads and looked at ma
With scorn. Now Ill show them how
much handsomer am than they are,
and [ guess they VIII not br 50 proud
50 oh struttcd Young Turk to the
road and up 10 the farmhouse, where all
the turkeys and hens and chickens were
eating their dinner
When they saw Young Turk they al
stopped and looked at him for he was
far haudsomcr and fatter than any Of
them.
Guess they won't make tun j ne
any more said Young TURK ~ he
-trutted along
Bang. Bang went gun and
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27

A., Towne. former meufers of TCnsvr~p
distinguished nlted states army ern
craIs frrtircdl Judge Atkinson IT the
United States Court OF Claims at Wash
inRton. ard others
In regard - thu tniuc ~ SuvNteeI Iron
former Iealfh ,anHIuls-i#.uef 81 hieaea
William s ktrr sald g. Etaifh eata
missioner Of tim rifH at fhiCHgo HHs i'm
tsortuncd many tituee - recommend dif
lfrCut medicines mineral water Il Never
VT havt H0nc au tnFortl rs tHSofiuR MY
particular rsinedt INT. ~ ifa case Of
NuEafUd Iron fotA an exception .bunld
'e mndc Is lie rglc Ifotu ny avu Fxperi
eucc with j. { fesl fiai i Is -nzh vai8ate
remedy that II o3Fhf 10 be used in evgfy
hospital and prt.e,l ihcd nv eVrrs niysi
rian in this country. ard II ms Indefse
Weni shall induce RnaeWir. nervous. ri1n
dovn m,n nnd uotucu - faLr Nuxatcfi
lrun and rcr,ty" thr WoutistfNl tontf Ism
HtE which havC received shall f.. Il
greatly grafidtd tint madt an exception
To ny lft long ruit IN recommending i
Ilr Schuyler 6 Iaqufs. formerly visiting
surgeon uf st EHzais.tI s Hospital. <fp
Nolk city said - have ufvrr befarn gtefn
ont amy medical Information er adsits fat
tuhlicatiun as I ordinarily do not ieieve
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27
III ISINESS WOMEN : CLUB.
Ibid Cross Auxiliary ReorganiZes for
Future Patriotic Work.

Ilfhc Business Women AuN IafY Of
,l4 Red Cross. ol winch Mrs Joseph
Pl Males has been the directing head,
lteld a meeting la>t night II is head
o,Ihrters in the Queen ballroom, and
unanimously decided 10 dissolve, as
strcical work, on which il has been
eriEagcA. Is not nov needed and the
Auxiliary Is not equipped for sewing
Following the dissolution the women
rednrganized under the name 81 the
Business Women Club the object
l,eHng to hold itself ready for subsequent
paAriotic emergencies It's plans have
no+, however, matured The following
officers were elected President. Mrs
.Eoseph p Wales vice-president Mrs
L NJ Harrington; secretary, Mrs. Philip
Nhrquard
A resolution was adopted thanking
tht Queen management for the
hoFpitaIity shown and the many favorS
CxHcndcd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27

.Itck Eros; thoupht Gs mother Ma t"r
too old-iashiuncd. hut to keep her from
frctting he crcpt INTO ncd again and kept
still until he was sure hs mother was
asleep
\li ,lay lac kept quiet. and when The
,larknrss came hc listened to make sur,
OH Nadam North Wind was still sleep
ing before he crcIH softly out of hls hed.
Very qmctIy Dc got out his hlg white
coat and cap and then he hllcd hlo hig
II hill, !ag with white shiny frost from hls
mothers chest
Then hc crcrt softly past ms sleeping
mothcr, and ont he went, flying swiftly
over hill aud dalc
All around thick he spread the white
frost and when II last hc finished hls
work the old sun Man looking over tho
crest II tho hlli, was horr,hcd when hc
looked upon white world
Oh rascal he shouted after Jack
I7rost's flying shape Won arc far too
early You have spoiled ai' your pic-
lures for this wear
.Old silly. what docs he know sa,d
Jack as he hurried along Tic IS Just hike
mother old-tashioncd
Jack got softly INTO hcd, and not until
his mother called him did he awake again
Come. she SAID one day Il Is timc
now for vou To bc about Your work. and
vour pictures should hc gorgeous III thor
coiorlngs this wear Ic careful, luS son.
scatter vuur fros tonight lightly an3
again tomorrow night viii go out ID thr
morning and see how things look
Jack lrnst did mt tell his mo;hcr hc had
hcou out before glr did not nrcd Do fcll
Ter. for ih IcN morn liz fore o!J
adam North Wind h4d gone far, she
hneN what had happened They arr all
spoiled she said As She looked over the
landscape All black and dead hcior"
tho> had Int ot color
Come out and look 1t your wora she
sand. going haeh for her son You
though, lou knew morc about u Aan
your old mother
Jack Frost had no idea what old Madam
North Wind meant hut nc felt sure some
thing was wrong. 50 he followed his mother
Very mcekly
~ bright and beautifully coIorcd
leaves .nd bushes met his gaze All were
brown and hlnck What is the matter
with my pictures he asked. 4 thought
thcy would t,e yer, beautiful this wear
y on stole out before II was time, ana
Won uot only surprised the farmers, tn,
vou spoiled all your gorgeous pf~turcs and
cheated All the people N.o look tor them
There will he none thI, wear because YOU
thought YOU knew more than Go home
There Is no work for YOU and perhaps YOU
Will listen TO me next year and not get w
until call YOU
Jack Frost wrnt home = sadder hut
wiser fellow and the next year he slept
and did not pat hIs frosty nose out FROM
uuder n~ blanket until cid MADAM,
North Nind called hin
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27

Is aa' you I'urk >hc asked
We thought 8 hunter ad YOU
Young Turk llmped into tho house
when hi mother opened the door IN
dropped on the floor v-r4 ,Iffeycnt
locking turkc. irorI the one that stunt
ted off 10 the morning
OF course his mother put bandagc
about ms leg and fixed it the best She
could. hut ever after Turk walked with
j limp an was q warning 70 all the young
turkeys that ever lived IN that woods
'FIc ran AWav Just before Thank
giving DAY fhr Older turkeys told
their children because h. was fat aud
plump, and wanted 10 be- admired and
a hunter shot at hun and he was a very
In Ky bud that he did not rest on Il
platter on Thanksgiving Day instead
OF 10 bed with broken leg
Al the young turkeys would look At
poor Turi, aS lie lmped past them and
he would hang hi> head with shame.
for he knew iull we'll that II was his VANITY :
that brougl him where hc was
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27
BARBER GIVES RECIPE
FOR GRAY HAIR
Tells How to Make Home Made GRAY
Hair Remedy.

Mr.. 4. +. OBncn. who has been a
barber in New York City for many years
made the following statement GRAY
streaked OF faded hatr can be Immediately
made black, brown or light brown, which
ever shade YOU desIre by the use Of the
following remedy that you ean MAKE It
home
Merely get = small box of ofleN powder
at any drug store Il cost ver4 little
and no extra, to bttv. Dissolve !, III water
and comb If through tie haiI Full diree-
tions for mixing and as,. coae II eaea
box
You need uot he#ltate L. use OfleN.
as n 500 90 gold bond comes IN each
box guaranteeing tic user that QrleN
powder does not contain silver lead
zinc, sulphur mercury, anime coal tar
products OF their derivatives
1T docs not rub of is not stiekN er
gumlny and leaves the hair iiall1 It
will make a gray haired person leok
twenty years younger
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27
GIANT OYSTERS IN 1HE NILE.
Some of Great Biyalyes Have Perfect
Mother r-nf- Pearl

Government engineers constructing a
bridge from Boulac to GhcziTch, while
boring for the erection Of the piers, came
across the remains Of an old building, on
which were found clinging, large mum
Der 81 oysters Of giant -pccIcs.
Some Of hem have most perfect mother
of pearl They belong to what IS called
species are to be found all over Egypt,
but above the present level Of tie Nile
Their existence ii such places las greatly
helped scientists in determining previous
courses OF the river
Tie Nile oyster has some interesting
comrades in thc Nile crab and The lanistes.
4 sort Of snail, which differs from the
ordinary snail III that it has its spiral
wound in the reverse direction II re-
mains to be seen whether this oyster Is Of
an edible nature OHIO state journal
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27
P0SLAM BRINGS
JOY OF CLEAR
HEALTHY SKIN

10 skin that once aas eruptional
and unfightly, PoslaIn brings again
the glow Of health for many And what
relief when blemishcs long tolerated are at
last disposed Of 4 highly concentrated
healing power quallfes Poslaln for thus
work Like pacifying balm to burn
ing. lrritated surfaces You should not
suffer should not allow any skin dis
order to remain ii evidence one day
longer without finding out j,rst what
Poslam can do for il
Sold everywhere For free sample
write To Emergency Laboratories, 243
West 47th II, New York City
Po>lain Soap meiicatcd With Pus-
lam, DugIlIens, bcautlhes complications
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27

Young TURK fclt a sharp something IN
onc lrq hit !ic dld not stop to Gnd ont
What II va~ lie flew an'l ran and
honprd III ncV,r was quu eurc how
IT, did l'. hii br Got bach ~ the wood
and hld untl dark aud then IA iunped
home
Ills mother ,ad lbs brother were
al bed and thc door was locked for
tho, had gwen up Young Turk Tor lost
III s,In,lovn III was too yam 81 h~
beauty. Madam Turkey told tito othrt-
MI am ~urc tAat ua~ his rnn tar some
hunter vas sure - see HIM i ltc went
out ~ AZ woods tbs trmo IN The year
Young Turk knocked on the door
81 h!~ honSr. and out of the window
,uInt, hl> lilni hcr- lrad
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27
HRITlsH NAVAL LOSSES nc.
- 900 asuaIties During War Including
Mercantile : eamen.

IauIon. Nov y Tbc British naval
'a*naiie rom tic outbreak II The ar
- November II numbered 70 766, the
bdaar48Y afnouncrI last night i'hesc
were divided IS follows
Killed or died ii Wounds Officers
2lsb. neu. 30.st5
II alHded. frla-In r prisoner Officers
l9f9. mtn, 556B
II addition. lf.tGI officers and men of
British merchant vessel. and fishing boats
lost their hves uhiia pursuing their er-
daarv vocation. he ruciuv acton, and
55.a5 Were faken PRISONER
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27
GIFTS FOR SOLDIERS.
III Must be al Red Cross Headquarters
by Noon on Saturday.

Ihnnouncemcnt was made TODAY that
III Christmas gifts to tc sent 10 the
soldiers mus be at Red Cross head
quarters. in The old CITY Hat ~ noon
Oh SATURDAY,
Tomorrow beng Thanksgiving. head
qllHrters will be closed, a> eEcrybod, :
" wll have . holiday hst it viii
tell open all day toda. and from
.:n until ia fonighi and III same houl-
on FRIDAY and Friday aigh anI ~ to
noBn on Saturday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27
FREE or CHARGE

taE adult suffering from eough. oij
q bronchitis Is invited to raH Il The
drug store 81 \ Is Daulorth ana get
ah oiHtee free, 4 sample Bottle 81 B :
@eAee syrup soothing anl eatIng
fmcdy ter ali lung trouble which
has successful record al uftH ye.rz
CIV the patient i eood ngat rest
free from coughing wtta Tree expcc-
toratlon N he morning
standard medicine FOR 50 years
tor sale d Ill civilized countries tav
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27
Nenbcrry : Official plnralit, .567

Dotref Mich <o z Truman fi.
%cwherr, hid !, m.Iratft, q ..161 vot#-
over HclIrl lord III tie tnltsd state
Senatorial race According IL tie otliela
count made public hy the state board ..
canvasscr> Yesterday the vote stood
Ncwberry 220054 Ford 2t2 Is
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27


vrrriss IN my duty not to mention It have
tabpn II ~ vsnif ard given IL to my patients
with most surprising results And those who
wiah rIufckIv to increase their strength,
fovcr anil endurance VIII find II Fnf@t
tenaarknhln and wonderfully effective rem
fdY
Sa ftatter what other tonics or iron rrrno
dies Won has uaed Without succces II yfHI
uu5 strong Wcli. YOU pWr u "a your
telf - make tic faIipV ing test soc how
Ling you can work or how far v0fi can Walt
VIII fhout becoming tired Nevf take fWo FIVE.
Praiu tahrfs + AWAITED from fhrea times
per day after meal for taa weeks Then
ftst vnlfr strength again ard ars hnw UInct
Nau hese gpinef Nuxafs1 from will IN
sreas, the sffe myth. pntff and endurance
af delicate. nerpaUs ritu down people in
I've Weets ftme IN many instances
Manufacture nofc N8Kafed Iron which
L rrcscruad and recommended ~ phy~t-
etarz and whirl IS heing nscd hY over
tliree rlllion roerit arnnHlF Is not q aerrc'
fehsaN ttif ane whtril Is vol kunvn - drug
g#st# fteftatttre utlt ths Older inorganic
apn producers Il IS ra~ily a4eimilafed aud
aat f'ef 'nlnrg fhc tctth, make thern hiack
H9T 1tif-gt tifs @tanfHt b The manufacturers
ElaraHtce successful ani entirely Sattsfnr
fert results - everx purchaser ~ tbct viii
t#find tonr naonct Il Is dier,er,aed II tins
city tfA al Rood drHggfata
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27
Painters Banouet.

Lar and Ship Painters Union. No
n, will celebrate its .fa anniversary
todlignt with = banquet f the Hotel
NdIbIs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27


and power
n weak body means a weakened brain
weak nerve force means weakened will
powcr. and like the race horse beaten hy
nose. many capable man or woman falls
Just short of winning because they don't
back M their mentality with the physical
strength and cucrRy which como from
having plenty nf iron IN the blood That
irritahi,. tvitch that III of despondency.
TINT dizzy fearful feeling these are tho
sort ui signals nature gives To tired list
loss folks Wh,n thc Nlund rs clamoTug for
strength giving iron m"r" iron % rt~fore
the health by "nrich'nE th' blood and
creating thousands ~ u.N rcd blood cell.
In my upiu{on the Hrt,at4.44 curse - tho
health and strength ot tmcricau pcopie
of to-day Is the alarming deficiency of iron
in thcir blood Iron IS absolutely 'secnt tal
io ,nahir >"ut hin'e' /" 'ranei"rnl th' t"ed
,ou eat into muscular tis>W and hraiu II
i~ through iron iu tln l'd t"l"r'nE mat ter
~ vi, hlood that lif, sustaining nNya'n
enters the body Without iron thrr. IS No
strength NualitN and 'Idufanr, t" COM
bat obstacles ur withstand severe stratnS
Lack Of sufficient non ~ Tho hl""d has
ruined many 2 man n'fN's and ut'tN
rohlCd him uf that Nirttc force and stamina
y hiCh are So uCCcENaU3 10 success aud power
~ every walk Of life
Therefore | stronEl, advise hosc Who
fccI the need of q strength nud d>ad huiti't
"a get i physician $ prescription for orranhr
iron Nuxated Iron or 90 tnu don want
to 70 tr this trouble. then purchase ONLY
<UNntCd Iron in It's original packages aI't
So. that this particllar name NrSafrd
TronA appears uu the packaE' II ,ou haNr
taken other IRON products and failfsl f. etd
results tcf,lsInlrr thar HIirb prcparaf iutt~
are an entirely different thing FROM NHN
atcd Iron which has hC,u used aud strongly
Endorsed ~ nan\ rhN%rian~ f"'WerlN
Ii,,,,''',n NJ Sh en,,.r ~, sf,,t,,ti,l
"a hinCt OGtccr former United states Sena
tor and vice presidential nominee Charles
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27

ciai and business
life take Nuxated
Iron and watch it's
strength giving. up
building effect IL will
increase the strength
and endurance Cfweak
nervous, rundown
folks in two weeks
time i'm many in
nfn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27

When the crushing grip Of worry. trials
and care saps your vitality and keeps
yon from the full enjoyment Of home, So
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-08
WAVERLY YOUTH FOUND SHOT
TO DEATH WHILE ON HUNT.
ING TRIP IN NORTH.
NO MOTIVE FOR CRIME
so FAR REVEALED
Body Found in Woods Near Wadena-
Albert Mundfron, Victim, Planned to
Spend Two Weeks on Hunting Trip
Father and Sheriff Go to Minne-
sofa to Conduct Investigation.

Waverly, June S.-Sheriff Krause re-
ceived a telegram stating that Albert
Mundfron, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Mundfron, of this city, had been found
murdered near Wadena, MINI. The
youths body was discovered in the
woods near Wadena and he was identi-
fed by hunting license which had
been issued by the auditor of Bremen
county.
No details of the murder were given
in the telegram and a long distance
telephone message elected but little
more. Sheriff Krause and Fred Mund-
from, the father of the youth, left
Waverly Thursday afternoon for Wa
dena- They will investigate the mat
tel and will return here with the VIC
TINS body.
The youth left Waverly q few days
ago for hunting trip in the Minnesota
woods and expected to spend about two
weeks. The news of his murder came
as a great surprise and shock for no
one here can fathom any motive for
anyone taking his life.