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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-26
PRZYJECIE BOHATEROW
AMERYKANSKICH w
lNOWYM YORKU.

Nowy York, 26 marca. - Dwu
dzicsta si6dma dywizya pod do
w0dztwem generafa majora +.
O'Ryan'a, zlozona byfych no.
wojorskich gwardzistow wetc-
ranow, ktorzy podczas Rampant
letniej Aliantow zlamali linie Hin
denbruga - w tryumfie masze-
rowafa po Fifth Ave. W obecno-
Sci szalem radoSci uniesionej pu-
blicznoSci, kt6ra w liczbic przc-
szlo miIiona ludzi wylegIa ia
micjsce pochodu. Ola lniasta No.
wcgo Yorku, przyzwyczajonego
do najrozmaitszych parad tego
rodzaju poch6d ten byl najoka-
zalszym juzto &c wzgledu RADIOS
ncgo nastroju widow juzto &c
wzgledu ma ich liczbe.
Pomiedzy zolnierzy rozdano
1891 miletow wstepnych do maj
lepszych teatr0w miejskich, bile
tow, na ktorych figurowa}o ma
zwisko w. Il. Hearsta, naczelni-
ka komitctu przyJmujqcego po--
wracajqcych do kraju zolnicrzy.
Gdyby nazwiSko dziennikarza nic
figurowaio ma tych biletach, to
prawdopodobnic wiclu zo}nicrzy
chetnieby przyjelo zaproszcnlc,
ale w tym wypadku 1913 wprost
odm0wiio zaproszcnia,' oswald
czajac, zc ME zyczq sobie korzy-
stat jego daru.
Falc widow niejednokrotnic Z
siiq wielka napiera}y na szpalcr
policyi oddziclajacy ich od ma
szcrujqcych zoinierzy. w dw6ch
icdnakzc miejscach szpa-
Ter ten zfamano wskutck czcgo
wstrzymano ma chwile caly po-
ch6d ably przywrocic lad zaki6-
cony radosciq przejeta publiczno-
Scia. Jednego policyanta, kt6ry
si}a chciaf wstrzymat nap6r oba-
lono. przyczem odni6sf on powaz
nc obrazenia cielesne. w innem
micjscu, gdzie r6wnicz przefama-
no szpaler policyjny, kobiety 2
dzictmi ma rekach upad}y a inne
mdlaly. Ma miejsce to przyS}ano
improwizoryczny szpital.
Zolnierze maszerowali W pei
nym rynsztunku bojowym z he'll
mani ma glowach, przeciw ga
zowcmi maskami przewieszonemi
ma szyjach i Z bagnetami naje-
zonymi na karabinach. kazdy re-
giment miaf ma czele swego cho-
razego, ktory ni6sf sztandar. O.
braz ten nigdy ME zatrze sic w
pamieci widow, DO obraz ten
rytmicznie posuwajacych sic So
lidnych oddzia}ow, ponad ktory-
mi stalowe bagnety iskrzy{y sic
W slohcu, byf zaiste piekny ma
der porywajacy. Ma twarzy "a:-
diego maszerujacych odbijafa
sic karnoSc zolnierska - piomle-
niejaca rownoczeSnie radoscia z
powrotu do swoich - radoscia
wywolana "a tax serdeczne'przy-
jecie.
ME zapomniano O rannych,
gdyz przyjecie ich by}o zarowno
tax szczere serdeczne, jak to,
ktorem powitano ich zdrowych
twarzyszyi broni.
Pc pierwszym gromie okla
sk6w okrzykow radosnych ma
stapilo gluche milczenie. Giowy
widow nagle pochylaja sic, bo
o+o w nohlilu nosuwa sic olbrzy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-26
REWOLTA w CALVIN
EGIPCIE.

Londyn, 26. marca. - Broniac
wniosku sIuzbie wojskowej W
izbie posiow, Winston Spencer
Churchill, selretarz wojny, O.
swiadczyi w movie wozorajszej,
re cay prswie Egypt znajduje
sic W stanie rewolucyi. Poiozenie
byio tax niebezpieczne, re rad
musia} wezwa6 pod broh tych,
kt6rzy mieli juz wraca6 do do
NOW, azeby pospieszyli z pomo-
ca swym kolegom, zagrozonym
powszechna r0ezia. To oswiadcze
ME zrobi} minister wojny w od--
powiedzi ma zarzuty Donalda
MacLean. ktory utrzymywal, ze
Wielka Brytania zbyt jest zabez-
pieczona co sic tyczy SHY zbroJ-
nei. Churchill zwr6cii uwage
przeciwnikowi, ze prawdopodob-
ME MacLean ME czytas, CO sic
dzieje W caiym Swiecie, a 0wsasz-
CA mad morzem Carmen ma
Wegrzech, jak rowniez we wszy-
stkich mniejszych pafstwach, kto
re maja otrzymac protekcye- cd
Ligi narodow. Prawda jest, re ar
mia niemiecka ma bye zredukowa
ma do 100000, ale takie bedzie do
piero zadanie Aliant6w, ma ktore
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-26

Niemasz domu, W ktorym ME
znajdzie sic jakas odziez lub obu-
vie, ktore ME So wan potrzebne.
Ofiarujcie je zaraz dla biednych
w Polsce. .-.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-26

Dzisiaj. sroda, 26 marca: Sw. ia
ns PuStelnika.
Jutro, cztyarte<, 20 marca: Sw.
Ruperta Biskupa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-26
KrOnika ChicaSOska.

Miedzy swiadkami byia kelner,
ka pani X. Schmidt, ktora dala
, wszystkic swe oszczednosci W
sumie 1856 ma akcye. Pieniadze
te przyjq1 Cd nicj sPrzedawacz ],
Merkel, byly stroz domu, pnr.
80 Brompon ave, kt6rego komi-
sowc re sprzcdazy akcyi wynosilo
ogo}cm $1,000. Gdy sedzia zapy-
tai sic go, jak m6g} wziqG ostatni
cent Cd bicdnej wdowy, ktora "a
pieniqdzc tc zamierzaha sNNa cor
kc wyksztaicit, odpowicdzial, il
rrzednicy kompanii zapewniali go
re kompania bedzie placic 16 pro-
cent dy7widendy &c tego argu--
mcntu uzywaf W sprzedazy akcyl.
II. A. Cohn, Z pnr. 1916 Inpc-
pcndencc Blvd. otrzymaf jako
Aomisowc $500. Sedzia bezlito-
Snie ziajai go "a to, gdy poczat-
ku ME clciaf pieniedzy zwr6cit.
P. Goldberg, Z pnr. 4249
Champlian ave, ktory otrzymal
komisowego W sumic $709, usllo-
wal sic z sedzia targowac, "a co
sedzia wziaf ped swa oPieke jego
w}asnoSc przy ul. 12tej wartoSci
$4,000 i jego conto bankowe do
czasu, gdy Goldberg wszystko
zwr6ci.
s. Springer otrzymaf $5,034
komisowego. Poniewaz ME chcial
mic zwr6ciG, zastawiajac sic ub6-
stwem, sedzia kaza} wytoczyc mu
process.
NJ. Newman. 6451 Greenwich
ave-, otrzymal SLAB komisowe--
so. Usiiowal kretactwem wykre-
&C SIG ze zwrotu tel sunny, lecz
daremnic.
L. A. Davis, fiskalny agent
kompanii, otrzymai Cd niej cd
$65 900 do $4,000. Dotychczas
zwr6cii $115OO w bondach VOL
noSciowych znaczkach oszczed-
noSciowych. Sedzia zazada} cd
n;ego i jego zony, azeby W
dwoch dniach zfozyli W sadzie
spis wszystkich sum, jake Cd
kompanii otrzymali.
- Sedzia Lands onegdaj roz-
kazal, azeby Chicagoskie Stowa-
rzyszenie Prawnicze wdrozylo
SIedztwo W sprawie postepowa-
MIA adwokata X. B. Czarneckie-
60, ktory byl jednym z adwoka-
tow kompanii onegdaj wniosl
do sadu petycye, azeby zapisany
byi jako wierzyciel kompanii,
gdyz mu naleza sic honorarya "a
praoe adwokacka-
z ORGII ZBRODNI I KAMPA-
MI PRZEc1W TEJzE.
Czterech bandytow wczoraj
wieczorem weszlo do lombardu
New York Loan Co., pnr. 756 S.
State ul. w skiadzie obecna by}a
iona wiasciciela pani H. Helm
rich i klerk S. Bloom. Bandyci "a
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Dokonczenie ma stronicy z
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-26

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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-26
Nietykalnose Doktryny Monroego Prawo Wy
kluczenia Ras Zagwarantowaue.
Bolszewizm Zagraia Nemieckiej Austry - Aianc Stu
mia Rozruchy W Damacyi
INNE TELEGR A MY.
PoLAcY TRZYMAJA sIF WE
LWOWIE.

Paryz, 26. marca. - Lwow, sto
lica Galicyi, o ktoryrn donoszono
przed kilku dniarni, il wpad{ W
rece Ukraincow, znajduje sic cia-
gle jeszcze w posiadaniu Pola--
k6w, zeznaje Vaida Voevod, mi
mister Transylwanii W rumrn-
skim gabinecie W interwiewie, da-
r1yrn korenpondentem Matin.
Rununski minister oswiadczy}
to przy tel sposobnoSci, kiedy o.
mawiajac zamiary bolszewikow
rosyjskich wegierskich, wska--
za{, ze ci ostatni postanowili o.
statecznie porozumiee sic z Rosya
W tenn mnienaniu, re Lwow juz
lrpaA i ze po4aczenie bolszewi-
cka arrnia rosyjska bedzie iatwe.
Tymczasem heroiczna obrona
Lwowa przez Polak6w staneaa
tenu na przeszkodzie i stad bol--
szewiki na Wegrzech znajduja sig
ia razie w dose niewygodnem po-
fozeniu. Powinni z tego skorzy--
staG Alianci i wzmocnie front pol
sko-rumunsli, kt6ry stanowi je-
dyna baryere miedzy Wegrani a
Rosya.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-26
z ORGII ZBRODNI I KAMPA-
MI PRZECIW TEJZE.

Czterech bandytow wczoraj
wieczorern wesz}o do lombardu
New York Loan Co., pnr. 756 S.
State ul. w skladzie obecna by}a
iona wiaSciciela pani H. Helm
rich klerk S. Bloom. Bandyci "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-26


rozproszymy obecnie nasze SHY,
zanfm warunki nasze beda zabez-
pieczone kiedy Gala sytuacya eu-
ropeiska Jest grozna zawiia, Cd
rzucimy oboma rekami wszystkie
rezultaty, ktdrc zdobyliSmy po--
Swieceniem mihonow naszych
zoinierzy podczas czterech lat
wojny." Rad ME sprzeciwia sic
i probuje systenu ochotniczego,
ale rezultaty So zbyt male, aby
mozna byho zwolnit terytoryalne
i inne wojska regularne.
WAzNE UCHWALY parry
SKIE.
Paryz, 26. marca. - Ma wczo-
rajszej sesyi kornisyi Ligi naro-
dow przyjeto amery1kahska Po-
prawke W sprawie protekcyi ma
rodow pred nap{ywem obcej pra
cy, dajsc kaidemu pahstwu w
Lidze prawo kontroli mad sprawa
mi odnoszacemi sic SciSle do do
mowej jurysdykcyi. lima wazna
poprawjka do programu Ligi do
tyczy artykuiu 6smego, kt6ry da-
je wtadze Radzie wyGonawczej
Ligi prawo do sform11iowania pla-
nu ograniczenia uzbrojeh. TreSc
tego artyku}u zmieniono W ten
sposob, ze moe Rady ograniczono
tylko do prostego polecenia do
danych rzadow. Amerykanska
delegacya zgodzi&a sic w koticu
ra porawlse, ktora przedstawi do
X purlltu Ligi celem zabezpiecze
MIA dolCtryny Monroego. Popraw-
ka do tego artykufu, kt6ry zobo--
wiazuje czlonkow Ligi do obro-
ny niepodlegioSci i nietykalnosci
terytory6w wzajemnej, zaleca O.
brone zasad miedzynarodowej
polityki, dotychczas powszechnie
uznanych. Dla nraiej niedok}ad--
noSci W tekscie tel poprawki, od-
ic1ono ja ma poaniej, prezydent
Wilson jednak jest pewnym jej
przyjecia przez cztonkow mai
wyzszej Rady, kt6ry1rli o tym
przedmiocie niejednohrotnie roz-
mawia}. lime zmiany Poczynione
na zyczenie amerykahskich dele
gatow. ktorzy uwazaja je "a wa
zne, usuwaja niedokladnoSci i
dwuznacznoSci, przeciw ktorym
wystepowali amerykahscy now
cy.
Konstytusya Ligi bedzie badaT
ma cd czasu do czasu i poprawia-
ma. Me zaiatwiono jeszcze japon-
skiej poprawki co do ograniczsh
rasowych, a takze francuskiej CO
do utworzenia utrzymywania
generalnego wojskowego sztabu.
Zmieniono caiy artykul 19, ktory
dotyczy personalu Ligi, tax, ably
zachowac rownowage miedzy
wielkiemi i mniejszemi panstwa-
mi. Dodana takze bedzie klauzu-
la, pozwalajaca ma wycofanie sic
z Ligi, jezeli dane pahstwo uzna
to "a wskazane.
Ma wczorajszej sesyi postano-
wiono takze zawrzec pokoj row.
noczeSnie ze wszystkiemi cztere-
ma panstwami II. Niemcaml,
Austrya, Buigarya Turcya. De-
Dokonczenie ma stronicy z
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-09-17
CALMAR.

Miss Ingrid Nereson returned yes
terday from Mason City.
The John Dyrland family went to
Conover today to attend party at
the Thos. Erland home.
H. E. Jones of Glendale, Mimi. is
here visiting friends.
Miss Goldie Rathburn came up
from Ossian Friday to spend the
week end with her sister Mrs. Will
Miller.
JOS. Shema of Decoraah is here
visiting his sister Mary Shema.
Frank Krysan transacted business
in Sumner, la. Saturday.
Ingyold Stromstoat was a Cresco
caller Thursday.
Clara Pletka and Verna Meyer at
tended the play in Cresco Friday
evening.
A. H. Latimer and children visit
ed Mrs. Latimer in Cedar Rapids
yesterday.
Miss Agnes Krall is visiting rela-
tives in Duncan and Maniey, Ia.
Mrs. Emil Buck is enjoying a
visit from her brother of st. Olaf.
Mrs. Houdek of Fort Atkinson is
visiting at the Harms home.
Mrs. Frank Pletka is enjoying a
visit from her mother of Spillyille.
Mrs. Terry of Austin called on
friends here the past week.
Misses Glee Horton and Angela
Klein left Friday for st. Paul to at
tend st. GATHERINGS academy.
The Sever Severson family went
to Saude yesterday to visit the
Flaskerud family.
o. P. Ode transacted business in
Chicago recently.
Clara Pletka and Verna Meyer
were DEBORAH callers yesterday.
J. E. Dyrland and wife were De-
corah callers Friday.
The Royal Neighbors were enter
tanned at Cresco Thursday evening
by the Cresco camp.
Mrs. Frank Krysan and sister
returned yesterday from Dubuque.
Mrs. George Richert spent Thurs
day in Cresco.
Fred Harness and wife spent the
past week in the Twin Cities.
The Dorsdahl family arrived Fri
day from Rochester, MINI. to make
this their home. They are occupying
the fiat over the meat market. Mrs.
Dorsdahl will have charge of the
millinery store here.
T. H. Goheen and wife, G.. A. Mey-
er and wife, Rev. M. L. Kerper,
Misses Martha and Clara Poshusta,
Florence Bushman, Johanna and
Alice Kumdahl and Elmer and Will
lam Tollefson, Paul Hove and Arne
Wick attended the play in DEBORAH
Thursday evening.
Word was received here this
morning Of the death of Martin Moe
at Sanborn, la. We have no further
particulars at present. Herbert Moe,
A. H. Moe, Mrs. Peter Johnson and
Herman Johnson were at Sanborn at
the time of his death.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-09-17
CANOE VALLEY

Miss Alma Langaas returned to
home folks on Friday evening hay-
ing spent a few days at the Hanson
home sewing.
Albert Haugen spent the latter
part of the week with home folks
Mr.. Pete Usgaard was a short call
er with Haugens on last Friday
morning.
Pete Peterson and family enjoyed
a visit among Hesper friends the
latter part of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanton Erickson
and baby Kathleen spent Wednesday
afternoon at the Haugen home.
Peter Haugen enjoyed visit with
Oscar Olson on Wednesday night.
Mrs. III. l.. Hanson. Amanda and
Bonnie and Mrs. A II. Lovaas from
DEBORAH autoed to Ossian on last
Sunday morning to spend couple o!
days among friends there.
: Albert Haugen spent Sunday might
the home of Peter Hanson.
There will be services this comins
Sunday at $3.50 in the afternoon. A
program viii be given ~ the school
children as school clio on Friday
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-09-17
BLUFFTON.

Bert Kimball, wife and son Ken.
meth and Mrs. E. Weldon visited al
Brittendalls the first of the week
Mrs. Weldon remained until We'd
nesday evening. Kimball and family
came for her and also Mrs. Kruse OF
Oelwein who is visiting Mrs. Kimball
George Smell of Canton visited
Will Halse Wednesday and also fixed
fence on the place.
Mrs. James Carolan was shopping
in our burg Wednesday.
Joe Kinney cut corn for August
Bergman this last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Welt took the
job of cleaning the school house
in the Price district last week
Laurence Intsminger helped Mr.
Morrison drive cattle to DEBORAH or
Saturday.
Archie Ward had threshers Satur.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. VanVleit went tc
DEBORAH Saturday. Mrs. VanVleit had
some dental work done by DR.. Toye
Mrs. Jake Dinger assisted he,
daughter Mrs. Archie Ward is cook,
ing for threshers Saturday.
James Weldon was one of the
hands that helped Archie Ward in
threshing.
Mr.. Hummel was over on tbs
Canoe this last week working. Help
ed raise building for MraDuff.
Luke Gallagher had four wheat
stacks burn last week Caught from
sparks from the engine.
RUDE Wilbur and family of Pros.
per called on H. Shelley yesterday
Mr.. Wilbur disposed of his property
in DEBORAH and is driving a fine new
car.
Doc. Green was a business visitor
in DEBORAH Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Lange called on Grand
ma Farrell yesterday after church.
Chas. Burgess was to DEBORAH or
Saturday on business.
Grandma Murdoch and Ada Sybert
attended church yesterday morning
Elmer Greenslade went to Crescc
Saturday to see his sister Mrs. Lloyd
Cameron. He intended bringing her
home with him to stay few days
but one of her boys is sick with the
summer flu so she could not come.
Mrs. Ernest Bergman is doing some
sewing for Mrs. Shelley.
Mrs. Walter McCauley and children
visited Sheleys one day this last
week.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-09-17
OSSlAN.

DR.. J. w. Lynch and son Virgil
visited in New Hampton and Charles
City Wednesday.
Mrs. Dave Weitgenant went to
Usage Tuesday to visit her sister and
brother. She returned Saturday.
Miss Emma Palen returned to her
home in Dubuque Wednesday after
visit with Miss Anna Palen.
Miss Bessie Heck of Wisconsin is
visiting home folks.
with her friend Mary Cavanaugh
last week
A. c. Heck went to McGregor
Tuesday for a visit.
Miss Eileen Malloy of Castalia
spent Thursday with her friend Re-
gina Meyer.
Miss Matilda Anderson returned
from Mason City Friday after visit
with relatives and friends.
Virgil Lynch left for Milwaukee
Saturday to attend college.
Mrs. l.. A. Meyer and daughter
Irene went to Dubuque Friday to
visit at the J. w. Meyer home.
Mrs. Chas. Bothel and daughter
left for their home in Madison, S. d.
Tuesday after a visit at the H. L.
Bothel home.
John Vance and son Myron of
Monona visited his sisters Mrs. Mary
Ross and Mrs. Sarah Blue Saturday.
Mrs. Blue accompanied them home
for a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Lee and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Ellefson and Frank DIESEL
Jr. transacted business in Dubuque
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Riggs of Castalia
spent Sunday with her sister Mrs.
d. Weitgenant.
Doris Sobolik went to Calmar on
Saturday to see her brother DR.. c..
F. Sobolik.
Quite a number from here went to
DEBORAH Thursday to attend Fiske
O'Hara.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Barrett and
children came up from Frankville to
spend Sunday at the Ed Dowd home.
Miss Anna Cooper went to DEBORAH
Thursday to visit at the Sherry home.
Dan Leppo went to Fairfield this
morning to spend a few weeks with
his son Charles and family.
Joyce Gilbert left for Fairbault
Sunday to see her sister, Mrs. Ed
Fiske.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Spaun of Frank
vile visited at the George Webster
home Thursday.
Miss Goldie Rathbun went to CAL
mar Friday to spend the week end
with her sister, Mrs. Will Miller.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-09-17

Mr.. George Fricker and his broth
er Philip of Brainard, Mimi. spent
a couple of days at the Seegmiller
home last week. The former being
a brother-in-law Of Mr. Seegmiller.
They were here to attend the funeral
Of Mrs. Philip Young.
The sale at the Roman farm was
well attended and proved successful
last Wednesday.
Few of our neighbors spent a very
pleasant afternoon with Mrs. Ben
Glover last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Neste and
daughter Mabel attended a surprise
party at the Ole Martinson home in
Madison Twp. Saturday night.
A few of our neighbors attended
birthday party at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Geotleman on Frank
lin Prairie Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Frey and Ida
Grinna were callers in Waukon Sun
day.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-09-17
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of a general execution
issued out Of the office OF the Clerk
of the District Court of Iowa, in and
day Of July A. D. 1919, and to me
directed and delivered, have taken
and levied upon the following de-
scribed personal property and chat
tells situated in Winneshiek County,
Iowa to-wit:
Plaintiffs cause of action and all
right, title, equity and interest Of
j. d. Layton in suit, claim and
cause of action in District Court,
Winneshiek County, Iowa, wherein
j. D. Layton is plaintiff and Matthias
Rodenkirch, Dan Malloy and William
s. Hart, defendants, being cause
No 10169 of said court, and the
debt to plaintiff involved in said
suit, and all equity, title, interest,
ownership, lien and claim Of J. d.
Layton in and to property involved
in said suit; also plaintiffs cause of
action and all right, title, equity, in
terest and ownership of ]. D. Layton
in suit, claim, cause of action in
District Court of Winneshiek County
Iowa, wherein ]. d. Layton is plain
tiff and Christopherson & O'Boy,
Albert Christopherson and Fred o.
Boy, defendants, being cause No.
1918 of said court, and the debt to
plaintiff involved in said suit; and
also plaintiffs cause of action and
all right, title, equity, interest and
ownership of j. d. Layton in and to
suit. Claim and cause of action now
pending in District Court, Winnie
shiek County, Iowa, wherein ]. D.
Layton is plaintiff and Sam Hunter
is defendant, being cause No. 1871
of said court, together with the debt
to J. d. Layton involved in said
suit: which property I shall expose
| for public sale as the law directs on
Friday the 10th day of October, A.
| ID. 1919, at the hour of l o'clock p.
NJ. of said day at the front door of
| the Court House in City OF DEBORAH,
| in said county, or so much thereon
as shall be necessary to satisfy a
| judgment for the sum OF Seven
Hundred Thirteen and 1900 Dol
lars, damages, with interest at the
rate of so per annum from the 9th
day of October, 1915, and One Humid
red Eighteen and $4,000 cost, re-
covered in the District Court of Iowa
in and for Clayton County, on the
9th day of October, A. d. 1915
against J. ID. Layton and c. Mathews
| in favor of Port Huron Machinery
Co, Ltd, together with interest and
accruing costs.
Dated at DEBORAH, Iowa, Septem
Der Sth, 1919.
| o. o. ELLINGSON,
Sheriff of Winneshiek County, Iowa
1872.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-09-17
SPILLVILLE.

Miss Mary Kovarik returned home
Thursday from Chicago where she
has been purchasing millinery
goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Triska ac-
companied by the formers mother
and Ida Swehla autoed to Cresco on
Friday.
A large crowd gathered at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Frey on
Sunday, Sept. 7th to help them cele-
brate their 25th wedding anniver-
sary.
Lewis and Will Smith, sister
Mayme and Josephine Hosper auto
ed to DEBORAH on Thursday.
Misses Irene Cooper and Emma
Mikesh autoed to Protivin Saturday.
Lewis Swehla and mother Mrs.
Francis Swehla, Mrs. A. G. Fisher
and Mrs. Anton Swehla autoed to
Calmar Thursday.
Misses Emma and Gertrude Her
old were at DEBORAH Wednesday the
former was having dental work done.
Mrs. Josephine Kapinose went to
Chicago Tuesday to visit relatives.
Glenn Herold was caller at FIT.
Atkinson on Wednesday.
The l.. A. S. was entertained at
the home of Mrs. Chas. Frey last
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Koch autoed
over from Calmar on Friday.
Carl Soukup accompanied by his
mother and sister Louise autoed to
DEBORAH on Wednesday.
Albert Andera made business trip
FRIDAY tn Titflo Turkay
Will Kovarik after a brief visit
with his parents departed one day
last week for Muscatine, Ia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Leuenberger
and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Frey autoed
! to Cresco Sunday on a visit with re-
latives.
William and Jake Smith were
business callers Saturday at Ridge
way.
3 Mr.. and Mrs. H. Cooper and daugh'
ter Irene autoed to DEBORAH on Fri
day.
John Soukup, son Carl and Ben
Herold autoed to Calmar Friday on
business.
Clarence Falck and wife autoed
up Sunday from FIT. Atkinson.
George Mikota returned home Sun
day last from Yankton, S. d. where
he was visiting his brother.
Lena Herold and Emma Mikesf
were shopping in DEBORAH Thursday