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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-03-12

DR.. Shallenberer Is an eminently
successful Specialist In the treatment
e Is repusasion, Resulting as from
his large practice and extensive hospi>
tai experience. which have made him 30
proficient that he can name and To-
as has ssus succs s treated many Of
the most difficult cases Of chronic dis
eases Of mon and women. That IL why
his reputation has spread-why he has
while other doctors have made q few
visits and stopped.
DR.; Shallenberger treats diseases Of
The Eye ,a Ear sEin Threat xer
ach. Intestines. Kidneys and Bladder.
Consumption in an early stage atarrh.
Ringing In ears and Deafness, Paraly-
sis. Ecsema, scrofula. Appendicitis;
muscles. Also treats diseases Of wo-
'"i PILES CURED WITHOUT KNIFE
Fissvre, Fistula and other rectal dis
Surgical Cases and Rupture Given
Special Alteration.
NERVOUS DISABILITY
Are you nervous and respondent;
easily excited and irritable; weak and
debilitated: tired mornings without
! ambition. energy, or strength; lifeless
easily fatigued: distrustful and with
out commence IN yourself! nave YOU
sunken. red or blurred eyes; pimples
on your face: weak back or deposit in
PRIVATE DISEASES A aPECIALTY
Cases OF long standing especially de-
sired. Wrong treatment and incorrect
diagnosis have often resulted in the
worst AFFECTIONS. Varicocele. Hydrocele,
Blood Poison. syphallis. Unatural dis
charges, Weakness, Emissions Defec-
tive Memory, which ruin body and mind.
1t is highly important you obtain the
services Of a physician who has ectab-
lished q good reputation for treating
Or. Shallenberger has made years Of
study Of Private Diseases of men and
women. He knows and uses the most
scientific methods of treating them.
Hundreds OF women suffer untold ag-
with whieh ,a naxs peen
sie''e0 WoNDERFuL CURES
have been made by him. You should
consult him if you have any chronic
diseases. A Specialist who has made
a lifetime study OF such diseases Is
remedy and II you are sick, you need
scientific treatment.
DR.. Shallenberger spares no effort to
cure his patients. He knows that good
results mean as much to him as to the
patient Most of his new patients
others whom he has treated.
He prepares nearly all his medicines
from his own special formulas, and
uses nothing but pure drugs
Consultation and Examination Free
and Confidential
REFERENCES: DreXel State Bank.
Address letters to
DIR. WILRERT SHALLENBERGER
180 lakewood Blvd. Chicago, HI
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/ I ~ /.
The town team Of basketball went
to Colesburg Monday night for game.
Mrs. Amanda Bloodworth writes
that she has done her bit in the Red
Cross work, having knit thirty pairs
Of socks, six sweaters, besides doing
some sewing.
Jack Hudgins is back from Texas
and will work for Roe Clute.
The following ladies will serve
lunch THE regular meeting OF the
L. A. s. Thursday: Mesdames Vadah
Odell Elsie Harris, Marie Schneider
and the Misses Florence Odell, Edna
Harris and Martha Kuhlman.
Mrs. Howard Armstrong was in
Manchester. Tuesday.
Geo. F. Strong has about $50 young
white Leghorn chicks, Matched Feb.
25th. :
Miss J. NJ. Lillibridge entertained in
honor of her son Lawrence, Saturday,
his teacher and classmates. Refresh
ments were served. "
Ross and John Chase and families
visited at the home of their mother,
Mrs. Jas. Chase Sunday.
Miss Myrtle Armstrong was home
from business college at Waterloo for
few days visit.
Married at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Hutson,
Friday, February 9th, Geo. Cox, of
Oneida, and Miss Letha Hudson. They
will reside on the brides fathers
farm, the latter moving to Manches-
ter The bride and groom left on the
eveing train for Minnesota.
Mrs. w. A. Funk and Mrs. J. Ed
munds were in Manchester last week.
Donald Watt was - over Sunday
visitor at Frank Miller.
Ed Corell and family have moved
into their house.
Frank Miller, wife and daughter,
were in Earlville Monday.
Harvey Burbridge spent Thursday
at the Frank Miller home.
Frank Miller spent Sunday at the
John Schechtman home.
Mrs. Louie Neiderfrank was an over
Sunday visitor in Earlville.
The next meeting Of the Literary
Club will be held at the home of Mrs.
VIM. Crabb. Mrs. Glasscock was
leader, subject: Hawaii" continued.
Mrs. George Griffith is at the bed
side of her father, Jas. Whipple, who
Is in serious condition.
The town team played basketball
at Colesburg Monday night, score 20
to, 10 in favor of Colesburg.
The next regular meeting of the D.
of R. is Tuesday, March 18th. Miss
Dorothy Clute's division will serve
supper.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-03-12

At a meeting of the Breeders AS
sociation was held in the Court house
Feb. 22nd. In spite OF bad roads
there was good attendance and much
important work taken up and several
committees formed.
A committee was appointed consist
:,y Of the cha man III the dieftrent
division Of the County Association
to consider recommendations and sug-
gestions relative to the County Fair
and the improvement of the Premium
lists. A Publicity committee was
appointed with George Bamta as chair
man to assist in getting out print
ed directory, in advertising sales and
preparing material for publication
such as the Breeders Association may
wish to present from time to time.
Another committee was appointed to
develop the marketing side OF the
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Breeders Association work, with Mr..
F. E. Richardson as chairman. II you
have any suggestions to offer for
either of the above committees please
submit them either to the secrtary,
]. A. Krall, 'or the chairman of the
committee.
A Grievance Committee has been
selected, the duty of which will be to
consider grievances which are present
ed from time to time by any member
Of the associations. There are points
that come up for readjustment at
times which require judgment and due
consideration from the part of disin-
terested parties. This committee
will endeavor to render assistance in
this direction.
The Secretary would like to get a
Yrite-up from each member of the
Association relative to the amount Of
stock which they have on hand. A
little history of their sires and other
valuable animal, in order that he may
have this on hand and become better
informed. II you have purchased any
good sires or other animals in the last
few month please state the particulars
as price paid, where bought, etc.
II there is any man in the county
who Is a Breeder and has not yet
lined up with the Association and
would like to know more about It we
would be glad to assist him In any
way possible. For any information
phone or write ]. A. krall, Secretary
OF the Association.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-03-12
GREELEY

Earl Brown spent Sunday with Ben
Odell.
D. E. Thomas is very i'll at his home
in Cedar Rapids. with pneumonia.
Frank Thomas and family have
moved into the Mrs. Jennie Noble
house.
Mrs. Matte Rutherford spent Sun
day with Mrs. VIM. Goldsworthy.
Mrs. Matte Rutherford was in Man
chester Monday.
Chas. Thomas was an Edgewood
visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Dorothy Dimmitt is guest Of
her parents this week.
Mrs. Walter Lang has been on the
sick list the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Sawyer are visit
ing in New Orleans at the home Of the
latter's sister.
s. S. Smith is moving into the I. O.
o. F. house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Odell were visit
ors at the Lizzie Odell home Sundav'
Frank Roeder, who has been visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Archie Martin, re-
turned to his home in Elkader, Mon
day.
Clinton Culbertson has moved into
the ]. NJ. Young home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Odell walked out
to Rudy Moser's for supper Sunday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman koenke, of
Colesburg, were visitors at the Herman
Kuhlman home Monday.
Lawrence Clute was an over Sun
day visitor at the Gus Clute home.
Ray Williams and wife and Miss
Florence Odell were dinner guests at
the Gus Clute home Sunday.
Ralph Binning has rented the Frank
Way farm.
Henry Schoepker entertained his
sister and her husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Rippen Of Arlington, last week.
Miss lone Marshall and Miss Doro-
thy Culbertson served refreshments
at their class meeting at the home of
Mrs. w. A. Lang, Saturday Miss
Stair is the new Sunday school teach
er.
Earl Brown was called to Water
loo Monday by illness in his brother
Floyd's family.
T. B. Armstrong visited his farm in
Almakee county last week.
VIM. Wells visited Greeley friends
the first of the week.
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Delaware County Farm Bureau
Comfy Agents 0aioe9

feel that the work does not appeal
70 them it is up to them to suggest
new lines of effort as the demonstra-
ton agent wishes to do everything
in their power to assist in the home
life in the county, and If the women
do not make use of this opportunity
it is their own fault. The same
might be said Of spring suit that
has been hung in the closet and never
worn. If you do not use the Home
Demonstration Agent and cannot offer
suggestions to make the work better,
put your hammer away and don't
knock.
Arrangements are being made to Sc
gre the services of Mrs. Freeman of
Greeley, to continue the work in this
county. Further details will be
published in due season.
Tenant Problem.
The first of March is like night
mare over the. greater portion of
Iowa. Consider just what it meant
to be renter to be moving the first
of March just passed, and yet one of
our local papers gave the names of at
least "a transfers that have been
made. Last spring in the community
of Buck Creek church eighteen farm
ers moved.
This is problem that is demanding
the best brains and attention of every
person in the county. Such condi-
lions cannot help but demopalize
our farming conditions as we'll as the
matter of community pride, our
school system in fact, anything per-
taining to our social fibre.
II there is any farmer who has a
renter who has been on his place for
term of years and is working under
very satisfactory lease we would be
pleased to have that gentleman call
at our Office or letNus know where he
is so that we may have conference
with him. The Farm Bureau is gath
ering together leases that have been
successful over the state of Iowa and
in other places and hopes that lease
maybe provided for our local needs
that will be satisfactory in every
way
Renters, we need your cooperation
to tell us something of the Difficult
ties which you meet in your work.
Landowners, we need your coopera-
ton to explain to US the problems
which you meet. With this mutual
cooperation we hope to iron out some
of the difficulties which are in our
present system of land tenantry.
Possibly two or three hundred farm
ers have moved in this county on or
before the first Of March. THINK
what this means to your community
and to your neighborhood. What
can you do to help remedy this prob
lem?
We wish to call the attention Of the
farmers to the Exchange lists which
are published twice a month and you
will find posted in the various banks,
creameries and commission companies
over the county. This service is the
outgrowth of demand on the part of
farmers who wish to market their
surplus material, and also a place
whereby they can come in contact
with articles which they wish to buy.
1t is nearing the time of seeding
and the Farmers Exchange list is car
rying a number of seed grain state
ments. II you have any seed grain
to sell please get in touch with the
County Agents Office, or advertise 1t
in the papers.
Breeders Association Meeting
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Orchard and Poultry Demonstration
The orchard and poultry should o.
an important and paying proposition
IN every farm. They go well TO
eether. and with comparatively LITTLE
EXPENSE can be made to play an I'M
portant part in supplying food for the
family. as we'll as help to pay io'
the upkeep of the farm.
Arrangements have been made pS
the Delaware County Farm Bureau
with the Agricultural Extension DE-
nartment whereby two men-a poui.
trvman and a fruit man-will spend
two days in the county giving de'
monstrations.
The work will consist Of pruning
and care of grapes, small fruits and
fruit trees. Spraying will be dis
cussed and demonstrated as far as
equipment will permit. The poultry
work will Consist Of poultry house
CONSTRUCTION, the selection OF poultry
breeding stock, advantages OF early
Matching chicks, control of mice, lice
and disease. II time will permit
incubation and breeding, and care
of eggs for market will be discussed
The demonstrations are to be held
out OF doors and it is hoped that ev'
cry farmer and others Interested viii
attend. These demonstrations Will
interest both men and women.
The demonstrations will be held al
the following places in the county:
March 10th. at Albert Donahue
Hopkinton, at 1890 A. M.
March 10th, at Christ Ament, Hop
kinton, at 200 P. M.
March 18th, at John s. Wilson, Del
hi, at 1880 A. N.
March 18th, at Art Billings. Delhi
at 200 p. NJ.
Farm Account Club
Professors Ribble and Kimball Of
the EarIvilIe Consolidated School have
started one OF the largest Farm Ac-
count Clubs in the County, over
twenty five boys and girls having
signed up for this work.
This school is cooperating with the
Farm Bureau In the matter of farm
accounts as 1t realizes the need OF
such work Furthermore the boys
and girls can be Of real assistance in
helping their parents In keeping farm
records. Arrangements have been
made whereby this work becomes a
part of the regular schedule in the
agricultural class and others who sign
up for the work will receive a credit.
This is an excellent attitude to be TAX
en- by the teaching force.
The farmers should appreciate this
work in the locality of such institu-
lions as it indicates that these schools
are trying to meet the need Of the
farm. Here's wishing the Earlville
school success in their new work.
Home Demonstration Agent
Mrs. Ellen Sterling, who has been
the Demonstration Agent In the coun-
ty for the past five months, has re-
turned to her home, after fulfilling
her contract with the Government.
Her husband, who has been In train
ing at, any Army Camp, has returned
and is conducting his former bust
ness.
We regret very much to lose Mrs.
Sterling at this time as she had just
become acquainted and was conduct
ing some very excellent work through
the county. 1t appears that the
women OF the county have not given
the Home Demonstration Agent the
support that they should. II they
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-03-12
NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL.
State of Iowa, Delaware County, IS

TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
You are hereby notified that the last
will of Louisa B. Cross deceased, dat
ed July Gath, 1916, has been filed, OPP
ened and read, and Saturday, the 22nd
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day Of February A. D., 1919, fixed as
the time and the court house in Man
chester the place for hearing and prov
ing the same.
Witness my hand and seal Of said
court this 18th day of February, 1919.
o. r. DUNHAM,
81 Clerk District Court.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-03-12
A Timely Suggestion

The next time you have q caugh or
cold try Chamberlain Caugh Rene
dy. It is pleasant to take and you arc
ure to be pleased with the relief which
1t affords. This remedy has wide
reputation for its cures Of coughs and
colds.-For sale by A. c. Phillip.
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WHY We Can Make This Saving

gate our proposition, saves us
this added selling expense.
You receive the benefit of $50
or from $40 to $50, according
to the cost of the installation.
Is this not reasonable?
We would like to talk this
matter over with you thorough
ly-quite without obligation on
your part.
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manufacturers for every purchaser.
If you are going to build or replace your
present heating system this year, you are urged
to investigate this proposition carefully. There
is only one Genuine
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force would be t. ,h,ing by their side
N a month, IN week or in few
days. For months they have been
counting on material In the presence
OF allied troops the very word tank
has acted like a talsman; it has been
on everybodys lips and there IS no
doubt the appearance OF few Of these
nglnes or low flying airplanes bomb
ing and machine cunning the enemy
would have spread CONSERVATION in
the bolshcvist ranks. But vitalS i,
the question OF the supply OF mum.
tonS. the appearance OF allied troops
whatever small number is essential II
confidence is to be maintained in the
allies or sympathies with the allied
cause.
The presence Of British or French
uniforms is needed more as symbol
Of the power behind them than for
the actual physical value OF the force
dispatched. The reason OF the Cos
sacks retirement i, the feeling they
have been left 10 their fate
K Cha,. w. Gun,er School Treas.
urcr. (Ady
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SPAIN DECLARES
RA|SUL| A REBEL
Former Lieutenant Said to
Be in German Pay

tIondon Times Gable Convrlgh' 1919. by
the Public ledger C0muauy)
TANGlER, March jl-Ihe Span
i,h government has declared RalSull,
the Moorish hrigand, a rebel, and at
war with Spain, ri Poryenir, a local
scmi-oiicial Spanish new paper,
after scathing attack on Spain's
Moroccan policy in the last few years,
comments
1--WE have los, for I've or six years
the $1,000 pounds a year We foollshly
bestowed and We have lost what little
prestige We had, Today we are fight
ing at the gates of Teutan and few
miles from Ceuta."
RaiSuli has been depor,ing himself
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AMERICANS ENTERING
BUSINESS IN FRANCE

MANY American soldiers are being
discharged in France and taking up
businesses there, according TO a letter
written by ], d Prcwe,t to hl' par
n,S Mr. and Mrs J, J. Prcwctt, 2l9
East Filth street Young Prcwett,
who enlisted in the navy shortly after
the United States entered the war,
has been ON duty on a submarine
chaser IN the English channel for the
last year.
Prcwct, SAYS the Americans seem
70 have taken charge of France in
the work oi rebuilding, with the
French looking on in opcn-mouthcd
wonder. S. Nazairc IN particular, he
SAYS, is center Of American enter
prise ROW Mauy German prisoners
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Strike Agreement Reached.

NEW YORK, March ll-The tide
water boat mems union, on. OF the six
organization, participating in the har-
Dor strike, voted Yesterday to accept
an cffer Of $40 month wage with
the same working condition, as be-
fore the strike. The chief demand OF
the strikers has been for an eight
hour day. The members OF the union
are employed on coal and gram boats
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for several years pretty much as a
dictator in the Spanish zone IN Mo-
rocco. lie has been receiving a sub
,dy from the Spanish government for
the maintenance OF order During the
war he was accused OF being also IN
German pay
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-31

are being worked, but are a ba,hiul
lot and halk at having their pictures
taken. Despite their retiring dispo
silion, Prewe,t writes that he sue
ceedel in taking several good pho
tographs.
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IN
RUSSIA ACTIVE
BOISheyik Line Raided and
Town SheIIed,

ARCHANGEL, March 3l-An
American patrol yesterday ralded the
bolshevik line Of communication south
Of Bolshoia Ozcra, causing consider
able confusion among an enemy rclci
detachment going forward into that
town, Meanwhile, American guns
sheled the town and airplanc, dropped
bombs on the place.
Bolshevik artillery yesterday heavily
shellcd the American positions at
Memar and at Vaga.
x Cha, w. Guntcr School Trcr.-
urcr (Adv\
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ALLEGED SLAYER OF
WIFE PLEADS TODAY

DETROIT, Mich. March jl.-Pat-
rick J Reaney plumbing contractor
OF Dallas, Texas. who unexpectedly
surrendered himself to local au,hori-
ties last night, while efforts were be.
ing made to secure his ex,radi,ion,
wa, 10 be arraigned this morning OIL
a charge of murder. lie /, held in
connection with the death of his wife
here.
Mrs. Reaney died March 70, after
lying unconscious the greater part OF
three weeks, following a shooting al
fray in a leading downtown hotel.
X Chas w. uunter School Treas
,,Vxr Al, \
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SITUATION IN
RUSSIA MORE
MENAC|NC NOW

By EDMUND GAMBLER
English Traveller and Author

tCowurhi, l'I9, by iuhlln L'ds'rp
tNAlORlNO)NF, M'teIl "
(NI tDn'iauilnopIel line H'uatl'h
10 southern Russia has changed i!t
the w0rc with startling faplulY' ~
tir beginning OF January prospects
were bright volunteer army was
carrying out brilliant offensive
north of the Caucasus the Don army
was threatening liarinIn; 'heir
morale vas good and uniiy OF com,
magl had been obtained BY General
lfasnoys recognition ct Denekin as
'hIci Of all the forces IN southern kuS-
sId. The holshcNSis, on the o,her
hand. unwilling con,'uptS, kept IN
the ranks hy methods OF terrorism
were rapidly becoming demoralized.
There was wholesale shooting ot de-
scricrs and their families whole regl-
mentS deserted and alter a short
period OF training, fought m the ranks
oi ihe volunteer army There secmed
every prospect Of Tllflt2n and NSt-
rakhan falling and OF Dcneklne JON
ing hands With Admiral koIchak. thus
cstluiShing q 'nI'u ah'l-Uol,lc''S'
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X Chas w. Gun,er School Treas
urer. (Ndy)
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Note
A Most Distin-
guished Display
in Our Easter
Di isplay of
Fashion

We give special empha-
sis to the showing of in
dividualized modes in ap-
parel for women, misses
and the younger smart set
that are here in full COM
pleteness for Easter season.
Many original copies and
m o d fed reproductions
from the newest and most
chic fashions of the famous
courturieHs Of p Paris
and America. The show
ing will meet with your ap-
proval and we believe it will
surpass your expectations.
Mr.. Wright, who has Just
returned from New York,
after two and one-haif
weeks, has accomplished
the purpose of this store,
namely, to present to the
women of Oklahoma the
most comprehensive and
complete display of wom-
ems apparel in the state
of Oklahoma. This we con-
slider is an achievement
worth while, and hope that
you will respond to our
urgent invitation to view
the results. Every day new
things are arriving, and 4
frequent visit will serve TO
keep the woman desiring
to know just what Is the
latest correctly informed
on the subject Of new fash.
ion modes Of the season.
May we add the prices are
in keeping with our motto,
"Style Without Extrava-
gance."
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LeAdus Criticized.

BOSFON, March iI,-NriicIe 10 oI
the coyenan, for a league OF nations
was criticized by Judge Daniel j
Cphalan Of New York, a, making The
proposed league league TO preserve
the British empire" Speaking at
meeting Of the Friends OF Irish Free
dom at faneuil hall, Judge Cohalan
said that unless the peace conference
recognized the Irish republic there
could be no peace, "only a temporary
true, and the old tigm, will go on"
Vote for Gene Wells School Treas.
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Vote for Gene Wclls-School Treas
urer. (Ady)