Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-04-10

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C. s. White went to Council Bluffs
Saturday morning on business of q
legal nature.
Don't let the children miss the
character song at the Presbyterian
church April 14th. 1t
Miss Wjnnifred Connell of Allan
tice came to Audubon Saturday
morning for q visit with her friend,
Miss Margaret McCarville.
The use of gas masks may be re-
sorted to by the Iowa legislature IL
the .barrage attack on Harding and
Havner keeps on much longer.
] H. Halford of Manning re-
turned Saturday forenoon to his
home, having been here on business
and visit with A. 8. Van Sise.
F. c. Miller returned home Sat-
urday morning from a business visit
at Des MOines and WiEterset, where
he visited with relatives for several
days
John Wagner, who accompanied
his daughter, Grace to Des Moines,
when she left las. week for St.
Louis. Mo-, returned home Satur-
day morning.
Miss Clarice Oelke, left Friday ev-
ening for a couple OF days visit in
Omaha with her sister, Miss Alma
Oelke and while there attended to
business affairs.
A choice play. exquisite music and
picturesque incidentals, blended to-
gether tremendously to makea good
entertainment will be given at the
Presbyterian church Monday even
ing, April 14th, by the Royal Enter
tanners. 1t
Miss Joy Eddy went to Extra Sat
urday morning to enjoy visit with
her friends. the Misses Carrie Rem
dleman and Carrie Petersen, who
were home on a weeks vacation
from Grinnell college. the three la
dies having attended the college to-
gether
Men discharged from the service
will not expedite settlement of their
claims for arrears in pay by placing
them in the hands of attorneys or
claim agents, the var department
announced. Such claims should be
director of finance.
Walter V. Roth md brother,
John Roth received telephone
message Friday evening calling
them to Omaha on account of the
serious illness of their aged mother,
Mrs. Sophia Roth. who is past so
years OF age. They left Saturday
morning to be at her bedside.
If you have had bad luck, this
is a good year with evergreens.
Try mine this year. Soils and air
are moist this year. Thousands OF
trees 60 out from here and succeed
tide is turned on weather. Plant
ing is all right this year IL you get
your trees from w. M. Bomberger.
Harlan, Iowa. 15-2t
Fifty democratic members of the
Missouri legislature offered to re-
sign IL Senator Reed. democrat from
Missouri. would resign from the U.
8. senate. The legislators then
propose to run for reelection. as
they suggest Reed to do. to force
popular vote in Missouri on the
league of nations
"Unless the president pardons
Eugene V. Debs, reads Washington
dispatch, the socialist leader will be-
gin serving his ten years sentence in
the penitentiary at MOundville, w.
Va, about May list, for violation of
che espionage act" II Debs Is
guilty of the charge. an American
penitentiary is too good place for
his likes to live in. All such per-
sons should be transported and made
to live in exile. II Debs Is pardon
ed the president should be impeached
from the highest honor bestowed up
on a man at the hands of the Ameri-
can people. The supreme court az
flrmed Debs' conviction and he
should be made. to pay the penalty.
which should have been life instead
Of ten years.