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Ell PUEBLO DE SAN GABRIEL.
CHIAPAS. FUE Tornado

TUNTLA, GUTIERREZ, CHA
pas, Mayo lQ.--Una gruesa par
tida dc revolucionarios fclicistas
atac6 hace dias cl pueblo de San
Gabriel, de~rrotando q la guarni-
cion carrancista Y entrando al
pueblo. Inmediatamente dcspucS
dc la ocupacion, los rebeldes vo-
Iaron la tore de la tclegrafia
inhalambrica. para cvitar toda
COMMUNICATION con los dcmaS apa-
ratios radiograficos.
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ACASAJARON A LOS SOLDADOS

En- ell programa que para esta Sc
mara ha preparado Ell "Soldiers Coun-
try Club" de San Antonio, estan dos
iueeos de Baseball, ejercicios de ma
tacion Y ma cena en- el campo, para
Ell microbes o jueves de esta soma
la, La cena sera proporcionada por
senoritas de esta ciudad,
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Ell periodists siruc prisionero.


Por 10 Q2c hacc al otrU ~prlSioncrC,
cl pcriodIsta Ma!pica Sr!%a. con;jnUa
On poder dc los reyolucionarios. En-
Ecracruz s. diio quc los fclicIStas
cyigisn por SUI rcscatc Una fucrtc
sur.a lie dincro. mas parcce QUO no
cs cl Gcsco de obtcner cl rcsCatc 10
que impulse a los GcliciStas a rctcncr
~prisjoncrc al director dc Eel Dicta-
men.
En- primer lucar, ScgIn declare 81
diputaGo l~0crtado, Malpica Silva. cs-
taba herido dc una mano, d cauSa
dc nabcr rCcibido un balszo durantc
81 combatc sostcnido por las tucr-
zas QUO c1stoGiaoan cl convoy Y los
| a~saitantcS. EStoS 10 Condujcron al
campamcnto rcvclucionario para GU
rarlc dc la hcrida Y ALI SC lc rctienc.
Sccun 10 que Sc ha sanido en- We,
racruz. Malpica Silva scra llcvado al
Quartet del iefc del movimiento re-
volucionario para quo SC dc Cuenta.
| como ~periodista, dc Ia organization dc
! clcho moyiniento. al que ha vcnido a.
| tacando FL Dictamcr'. como ninCun
otro pcriodjcU.
I'm csta capital Sc Confia en- que
81 reriodista Malpjca Silva Sera H.
hcrtado en- cuanto Sc haya dsdo cucn.
"a dc las condolences que prevaleccn
On la region ocupada por los felicis-
tas V que no SC lc hara cl mcnor
perjulcio.
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n -
CataloEo dc dsmaS mcN.c2naS = cras
nacicnziidaGc5 eXteDsa Asta de crmcso
nonnres.
Mande UN DOLLAR Y i cuyia-cncs =
yuslta DC yorreo, aucS[ro complete Cata-
LOGO Matrimonial. con ds,c-IpcIorcS CoT-
rfetaS 10 muChas IovcSe, y aiEanas W.
das, que bascan q IN msrido bUcno y non
rsdo. Puede listed cScr,OI- a ~Cualqulera
de elias y contrscr IN tciIZ nlaiT'nonio en-
nuy brsye tempo. NosotrOs. por nueStrs
nsrte. sor,cs pc-ssnas rr-orcndahlcs. MUGS
-, n~Socio rsLa baSado sobrc IA aonraoes
y leSitimidad: ssi c. QUO no dele quc Ia
reauena szntidad De U$ DOLLAR slrNs
de estorbc en- una probable IELlClDAD
MATRIMONIAL. Escriba hoy mtSmo a;
COSMOPOLITAN CORRESPONDENTS
CLUS. P. o. Box t5S. Venice. Cal
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Un msgnifIcc botin.

Los fclicistas capruraron G. CONVOY.
apudcrandosc j" TODD 10 Que Nevada
el cochc dc express Y corrco. AL como
Gc 10 pcrteHcCicntc al 2oJiemu. Dcs-
pucS dc csio cmbaIurraron los CO.
che; con cl p~ctroleo &c Ia !ocomotora,
7rcndlcnGoIc fue%o. ci que 4 POGO
tempo redujo = ,~enizas al ircr.
I'll bJtin iuc WsguifIco para clos:
pcro 10 que MAI o~clcbraron. fue 81
hecho dc haocr sccucstrado Il dos Ger
soma, bicn conoc.da> CT NcracruZ: 4
Rafael Chazarc. DIpulado d. Ia Lc
siS!atlra NcraCrulana y 4 lusA Ma
plea Ska. director y p"opietarjo Eel
Pei iojiro ~ D:ctamcn "a, sc pu-
blica ell {. ,ado Puerto jacocno.
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CIUDAD DE MEXICO. Mayo

FL resucit&r del jcfe rcvoiucionarlo
Pedro Gabay. a quien los pcriodicos
de Carranza habian matado cn pasa-
dos dias. asegurando que un Conse-
10 dc Guerra felicista 10 habia con
dcnado a la pcna capital, dizQuc por
haberIo hecho responsible dc Ia
mucrtc del v~eterano D. Aurclio Blan-
Quet. ha sido terrible para cl goolcrno
de Carranza.
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CABAY ATACO I'm TREN ENTIRE VERACRUZ Y ALVARADO;
ANIOULO LA ESCOLTA Y CAPTURE RICO BOTN


AL dipuado Sc lie puso en- Eberad absolute yl penodisa Sc lie retuvo praq que vite los
csmpamentos rebddes y Sc de cuenta de la organization del
movnento fista al que ha atacado
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-09-10
coNoVER

Miss Lala Lee returned to her home
in Ossian after few days visit at the
Geo. Cummings home. @s5
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe PovIosky of north
Dakota are visiting relatives in Con-
over.
Conover base ball team went to
spillville and got beat to last
Sunday
Geo.. Cummings lost a valuable
colt last Sunday evening. The colt
punchered in her sire "a few DAYS
ago and then died from blood poison.
DR.. Ingold was business caller
in Conover several times last week
Albert Sobolik went to Rochester
for an operation. At this writing he
Is doing well and expects to come
home soon.
GRILL Cummings and Geo. Becvay
go to high school in Calmar.
Barbara Klemish is staying with
Joe Klemish and attends school in
ConcVer.
John Philips is hauling oats to
Calmar this week.
John Shimek our school director
put new woven wire fence around
the school yard last week.
Manv from here went to DEBORAH
last Thursday, to attend the home
coming Of the soldiers and sailors.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-09-10

The council, the chief governing
body of the League, cannot take
action without unanimous decision of
its members and since the United
States will have representative in
the Council our interest will be pro-
tected there. We hear it said that the
League is formed for the benefit Of
Great Britain or Japan or some other
one nation. This is not true. All the
nations will gain by it, not only the
great nations such as the United
States, Great Britain, France, Japan
and Italy, but the little nations which
in the past have been oppressed by
their big neighbors. The international
court will give an opportunity for the
settlement of old grievances which
have long troubled the peoples of the
world.
1t has been said that the League
will interfere with the Monroe Doc
trine, but the League Covenant ex-
pressly protects this Doctrine In fact,
through the Covenant the Monroe Doc
trine receives recognition throughout
the world and its principles become
forever established.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-09-10
KAvENA

Anton Anderson and family and
Jim Torgeson autoed to Prairie du
Chen last Thursday. The latter re-
naming for longer visit.
Nearly everyone from here at
tended the homecoming in DEBORAH
last Thursday.
Melvina Ness was an over Sunday
visitor at the Vetle Toyson home.
Wensel Lansing and family were
DEBORAH Shoppers last Friday.
Those who spent Sunday at Sven
Toyson's were: Mr.. and Mrs, Andrew
Anderson and family from Frankvill,
Ole Moe and family, Mrs. Theo. Hove,
Melyina Ness, Vetle Tovson and Oscar
and Signe Tovson.
Marguerite Lansing is attending
school at Ossian.
Oliver Nelson and Ole Orange are
doing mason work for Anton Ander-
son.
Laura Lomen from south OF Os-
sian is boarding at the Ole Benson
home while teaching the Lee school.
>sAnton Anderson and family We're
DEBORAH shoppers last Saturday.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-09-10
HOW ABOUT YOUR
AUTO LICENSE?
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Continued from first page.
ty Attorney and SECURE the official
receipt. License plates will then be
forwarded in due time.
1t would expediate matters great
ly and do away, with much confusion,
if every person, who has received a
letter from the County Attorney,
would answer by writing on the
letter statement giving the facts
as to the car. Attorney Nelson has
mailed out about $40 letters to car
owners in Winneshiek.
If you have the plates for 1919
give this information.
If you have applied for license but
haven't received the plates state
this on the letter received from tn
County Attorney.
If the car is junked or sold, give
this information, and also in whose
possession the car is at the present
time, giving the address, If possible.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-09-10
ANTON BERNATz
POST NO. 1853
Continued from first page

Of the conviction of these parties
and their subsequent pardon.
The American Legion declares to
the people of the United States that
no act can be more unpatriotic in
these days of reimbursement and re-
construction than the violation of
the principle announced, which
pledges immediate unemployment to
returned soldiers and sailors, and
the Legion declares itself as support
ing in every proper way the efforts
of ex-service men to secure re-en.-
ployment and recommends that
simple patriotism requires that ex-
soldiers, sailors and marines be, given
preference whenever additional men
are employed in any private or pub
lie enterprise.
The American Legion demands
that the Congress of these United
States Immediately pass a law to
send aliens who withdrew their first
papers in order to avoid military SER
vice, back to the country from which
they came. The country in which we
live, and for which we are willing to
fight is good enough for us; but this
country in which they have lived
and prospered, yet for which they
are unwilling to fight is TOO GOOD
FOR THEM; and further demands
that the immediate deportation of
I'every alien enemy who was informed
during the war, whether the said
alien be now informed or has been
paroled; and further asks that the
files be gone through, and every man
who was originally a native of any
other country, but adopted this
country and then refused citizen
ship after he had been brought into
the army by draft be deported. /
The American Legion also asks
that every naturalized citizen con-
victed under the Espionage Act shall
have his papers vacated and when
they shall have served their sentence
they shall be deported to the country
from which they came.
The local unit is to be known as
THE ANTON BERNATZ Post, No.
163." 1t is but a just and fitting
tribute that our organization should
be named after that man who volun-
teered for the cause which he knew
to be right and whom the Almighty
saw fit to claim first from Winneshiek
county upon the. field of battle.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-09-10
CALMAR.

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Lati-
mer Wednesday, Sept. 3, 1919 a son
at the Cedar Rapids hospital.
Otto Tesmer a former CaImarite
but now of Oklahoma is here visiting
friends.
Mike Heinen of Waterloo is here
on business.
Mrs. Ole Olson of Austin spent the
past week at the Nels Olson home.
A large number from here at
tended the celebration in DEBORAH
Thursday.
Henry Beckman of Cherokee is
visiting relatives and friends here.
H. j. Hertz of Ames is here re-
newing old acquaintance.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. von-
der sett, wednesday Sept daugh-
ter.
Krank Kuhn Jr. went to Milwaukee
to take a course in automobiling.
Mrs. Mary Palm of Minneapolis
is visiting at the Jacob Moudry home.
Mrs. Lydia Moen and children of
DEBORAH are visiting at the Miller
home.
John Dyrland and family spent
Sunday in Cresco.
Matt Graf and wife arrived here
from S. d. to make Calmar their
home again. They will occupy the
Inockles building.
MRS. Hill of Belyidere, Ill. is visit
ing at the Hychek home.
t. Fl. Goheen and family accom-
panied by Marie Kaufman autoed to
Dubuque Sunday returning today
! The latter remained to attend ST
Vincent academy
Martin Greenberg attended the
Mimi. state fair the past week.
Peter Nockles and family of Alta
Vista and Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Ptochek
OF Spillville spent Sunday at the
| home of Mrs. Frank Nockles.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-09-10

speeds. Address Garage" in care
of Public Opinion, DEBORAH, Iowa
-. 32-tf
FOR SALE-Good six room house,
with good cellar, well and barn.
Enquire H. d. Paine, DEBORAH
State Bank Bldg, DEBORAH. 23-tf.
MONEY TO LOAN--on first real es-
tate mortgages. E. H. McMasters,
30S Main St., DEBORAH. Iowa.
AUTO-Monograms, gold leaf for
trunks and travelling bags. Any
body can apply them, cents each,
6 for 25c. Send stamps or coin.
H. S. O'Brien, Dubuque, Iowa.
37-1-pd.
FOR RENT-Good. nine room house,
barn or garage attached. For par
ticulars enquire w. o. Thornton,
DEBORAH, Iowa. 37-tf.
FOR SALE-Good house, two lots.
Will sell reasonable, if taken soon.
R. Youngblood, DEBORAH. 37-2-pd.
FOR SALE-Silver Wyandote and
S. c. r. l. Red Cockerels. Some
from the. nonsetting strain. Cheap
if taken soon. N. ]. Kjome.
37-3-pd.
FOR SALE--House. barn and 2 and
1-3 lots on South River street, out
Of the flood district. WilIsell at a
bargain if taken soon. w. P.
\ Dow, DEBORAH, Iowa, R. Z. 37-tf.
WANTEB-Girls at the Meritol fac
tory. 1872.
LOST - Pocketbook week ago satur-
day. Reward of SIS to finder. Hans
Olson, Decorah.. 1872.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-09-10
FREEPORT.

Mrs. Iva Chapman went to Har-
mony, Mimi. last Thursday for a
few weeks visit with friends.
Mrs. Maude Switzer returned Fri
day from tLanarks Ill. having spent
several months with relatives In that
vicinity. ~
Mrs. J. Stoskopf and Mrs. S. Toll
stad of DEBORAH visited friends in
this vicinity one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o: H. Stevens and
son Earl, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Daugh-
pnbau and little sons of Cresco were
Sunday visitors at the Dickinson
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Delaney con-
cluded weeks visit with relatives
here and returned to their home near
Dubuque last Wednesday.
Mrs. R. Tyler, Nora and Maythed
HeadiBgton were guests OF Mrs. j.
N. Headington,in DEBORAH last Sun
day.
Harold Jagerson returned last
week from Millville, Wis. where he
visited friends for several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dinger, Mrs.
P. c. Delaney and sons, j. A. Head
ington and family and Mr.. and Mrs.
S. Sorenson and family picnicked
near Ridgeway last Sunday.
Irma Richardson of Waterloo
spent part of last week with her
sister, Mrs. w. Sayder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jagerson and fam
lily picnicked at the upper dam last
Sunday. w
Little Kenneth Snyder return ed
last week from a. two Weeks visit
with his grandparents Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. Richardson in Waterloo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Youmans and
family from near DEBORAH were cal
lers in our village last Sunday.
Stella Sorenson Of Clay Hill spent
last week at the Delaney and Ding
er homes. ~" A"''4
Leona Sorenson went to RIDGE
way Sunday where she will teach the
coming year in the Thompson school.
Mrs. s. Warn returned Thursday
from short visit with friends near
B1uffton. 'po'' tfs
Miss Stewart of DEBORAH spent
part of last week with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Stewart
School. opened last Monday with an
enrolment of 33 pupils.
There will be an ice cream social
at the Yeoman hall Friday evening
Sept. II for the benefit of. the church
and all are invited to attend
Alma Sorenson began school in
district No. 2 Glenwood last Monday
morning.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-09-10
Largest ard Smallest Engines

A young jeweler of HillsbOro. n. D..
has made tiny engine. run by com
pressed air, which is only three-quar
ters of an inch long and weighs only
2R grains. The diameter of the cyl!n.
der bore is 2S-100O of an inch. The
diameter of the flywheel is 9-64 of III
inch and its stroke is 3G-100O of>ar
inch. COntrnsted with this is valve
used by the Ontario Power company
of Niagara Falls, which is 81 feet
high. weighs G5 tons, and has water
opening 9 feet across, so that nm au
tomoble full of men can sand in it.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-09-10
THE SOLDIERS
LAND BILL
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capital was very limited, who have
settled on the irrigated tracts in the
west, taken some of the cut-over
lands of the north, or lands redeem
ed by drainage in the south. The sol
der will of course realize that all
this means hard work, but If carried
out to the end it also means inde-
pendence and a competence.
1T would seem from. the number
of Inquiries which have been re-
ceived by the interior department
and by congressman that a large
number of the discharged soldiers
Nare interested in. the plan"
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-09-10
Spoke a Little Hastily.

John Brougher tells this one: One
colored gent said to another: "Ev'y
time / hugs my feeanzay and kisses
her, she just glggles and squlrms
alarming" To which the other re-
sponded: II say she does" "HuhT"
asked the belligerent swain, as his eye
took on a glitter II say, does She"
was the eager change in the response.
Houston Post.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-09-10
WANT COLUMN.

|
Rates-Une Cent per word Notk.
my Iess rn1l tea ceuH
BOY WANTED-To learn pharmacy
at Wangler's drug store, DEBORAH,
Iowa. 34-tf.
WANTED--A good woman cook, one
who can do good plain home cook
ing. Best of wages and board and
room. Address Lock Box SO, North
McGregor, Iowa 1872.
FOR RENT-First floor of No, All
Washington st. Call Black 245.
37-tf.
FOR SALE-Thirty secondhand
organs. Marsh Music House, De-
corah. 37-tf.
FOR sALE-High grade Chester
White boars. Walter Gross, De-
corah, Iowa, R. 6. Phone No.
49002. 37-2.
FOR RENT-My residence in Cur
tins addition. Matt Courtney.
37-2-pd.
LOST-A pair of Ford chains and
Ford jack. Finder please return
to the Hawkeye Filling Station.
@ 1852.
FOR RENT-Ffye rooms city water
and closets and stable on Day
street and one furnished room.
George Bucknell. 36-2pd.
FOR SALE--House and> three lots.
Enquire H. Jansen 'at Hanson &
Jansen's grocery. 1858.
LOST-Yearling Heifer, weight
about $50 pounds, mark on right
ear and has few white spots on.
Finder notify Ben Glover, R. A.,
DEBORAH 36-2-pd.
FOR Registered Poland
China boar Price $50. Monroe
Leuenberger, FIT. Atkinson, r. 3.
1874.
WANTED Second hand bicycles,
| either ladies or gents. HI. F.
Thompson, DEBORAH, Iowa. 36-2.
FOR RENT-Furnished and heated
rooms. Phone $50 White, or call
near to school. 36-2-pd.
FOR RENT-My house.. Mrs. Jacob
Anderson. 36-1.
WANTED-Carpent and laborers.
Apply to A. R. Coffeen.
FOR SALE-Mason Hamilton organ,
second hand. A price, of $25 if
taken at once. Enquire at this Of
| ficeA Soft.
FOR SALE-My Office and residence
at 800 Winnebago street. Terms
reasonable. Enquire w. S. Buck
nell, 10 w. Broadway. 35-tf.
lLOST-Somewher between Canoe
Greek bridge and state line On
Locust road, one non-skid Good
rich tire on rim including tube.
Please leave at Rud Bros. garage
and receive reward. H. G. Rud.
35-tf
FOR SALE-Number Of Registered
Shorthorn heifers and cows. VIM.
Headington & Son. R. s, DEBORAH,
Iowa. 35-4-pd.
FOR SALE-Registered red Short
horn bull, 6 years old, weight
1000 pounds. Also high grade
Shorthorn bull calf, age months.
John s. Quandahl, R. 3, DEBORAH,
Iowa 35-3-pd.
FOR SALE-S0 acres of good land
land on the main road, 8 miles. N.
e. of DEBORAH. Call or write A. j.
Foss, owner, DEBORAH, Iowa R. +
34-6.
FOR RENT-My farm of 200 acres
mostly pasture. If not rented soon
will sell. Located in Bluffton Twp.
Mrs. Catherine Keefe, DEBORAH,
Ia, Route 8. 34-tf.
FOR SALE-Three registered Short
horn bulls, ready for service.
Philip R. Seelye, r. 3, DEBORAH, la.
34-4-pd
FOR SALE-My house on st. Law
renee ST. Enquire of E. K Hovden.
S34-tf.
WANTED-Experienced, all-around
garage men. State experience and
salary expected. Address Garage"
in care of Public Opinion, DEBORAH,
Iowa. 32-tf.
WANTED-First-c Ford me-
chanic, one who can do anything
On Ford cor Of cary;ra citation
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-09-10

Allen, Floyd.
Anderson, Alvidge r.
Amunrude, Fred
Amundson, Amund.-
Bear, Alexander , =, ,..,
Biermann, Fred
Bergland, Seval ~
Benson, Dale Emmett ES
Boen, Andrew O. r-
Bidne, Clarence Oliver ,o
Bjonerud, Earl Stanley
Bjonerud, Lawrence Arthur
Blink, Alfred Michael
Bartels, Carl f.
Barth, John F.
Benson, Bonnie A..
Bergsager, Otis Bernen
Burns, William Henry us cgr-a
Bartholomew, Harry Delbert
Bjorgo, Martin Theodore
Buer. Carl Bernhard
Benda, John j.
: Bgonerud, Robt. M.
Bronner, Lester L..
Bolson, Clarence NJ.
Christian, Sylvan Willard
Corson, Ben e.,
Carlsorg, Ben c.
Christen, Frank l..
DoAovan, Fred G.
DIESEL, Frank l..
Eitrem, Oliver Maurice
Ellingson, Ralph B.
Elleson, Gilbert B.
Emery, John George
Enger, Harry Wilson
Ellickson, George Norman
Erickson, William A.
Erickson, Edwin S.
Erland, Erik
Finnoldt, Arthur j.
Forde, Ingolf Edgar
Forester, Henry Olavus
Frye, Arthur Melvin
Fox, John A.
Gorder, Lester Weltzin
Grindeland Harry Clarence
Graves, Sylvan H. ~
Grovdahl, Lawrence Martin
Gilman, Burton Samuel
Greenley, Chas. w.
Gold, John NJ.
Grinna, Alex
DeGraff, Harmon o.
Harvey, Harold Frank
Haslip, Roy Wilcox
Hjerleid, Gavin L..
Hjerleid, Raymond Cyrus
Hoeg, Victor Henry
Hurlbut, Melvin Arthur
Halverson, John Henry
Hanson, Henry Bonnie
Hustvedt, William Stephen
Hallman, Guy Richard
Hansen, Harry Leonard
Hansen, Hans Helmer
Haugen, Donald James
Hamre, Olav l..
Hovden, .Olvin c.
Helgeson, Arthur G.
Hatlestad, Melvin
Hrdlicka, Frank
Hauge, Martin e. Is.5.
Hoover, Herbert A.
Hargreaves, Robert C..
Hoare, Emmett j.
Jacobsen, Jacob Conrad
Jirak, Edward Engine
Johnson, Christian
Johnson, Walter Clarence
Jirak, Emil Lewis
Johnson, Eli Conrad
Johnson, Leonard Oliver
Johnson, Thomas o.
Jeyne, George Carsten
Keefe, Edward
Kipp, Joseph John
Kjome, James Henry
Kelly, Leo p.
Kimber, Elmer
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-09-10

Koenig, Fritz
korsrud, August Olaf
Kuhn, Frank John
Kirkeby, T. Z.
Klingland Axel Olaf
Kyale, Theodore
Lien, Roy Samuel
Losen, Philip
Lofte, Alfred Bernard
Larson, Henry X.
Logsdon, Lloyd Ellis
Leseth, Peter Oscar
Lien Elmer Herman
Larson, Henry X.
Lysne, Elmer o.
Lee, James n.
Meyrick, Carl H..
McGreevey, Benjamin
Mikesn, James Edward
Nesvik, Peter A.
Norgard, Oscar
Nesvik, Berner Girls
Nunes, Cleto
Mestad, Joseph Olson
Marsh, Earl S.
Mckinney, Francis V.
McMasters, Edwin
Nelson, Carl B.
Nelson, Nels Albert
Nesset, John
Nicholson, c.. r.
Naley, Alfred A. srs
Nunes, Cleto b
Owen, Henry &
Olson, Otto Henry
Olson, Clarence Irwin
Olson, Ludwig e:
Olson, Selmer o.
Orr, Kinley T.
OBrien, Raymond F.
Robinson, Claude A.
Revue, Hans Gerhard
Ramstad, Alfred n.
Riste, Gerhard Nathaniel
Rosenthal, Constance H.
Rosenthal, julius Henry
Ramlo, Roy
Renaas, Hartvick Clarence sn
Rud,. George ~ n.
Overhaul, Winfield Scott
Schweinefus, Charley Willie
Seim, Lars
Schrubbe, Leslie Herbert
Selland, Casper Roy
Styve, Elmer o.
Sampson, Perry H.
Symonds, William Thomas
Samuelson, Nicholas
Siqueland, Harold
Stoen, Knud Melvin
Sharp, Arthur E. V.
Scarvie, Stanley Melanchton
Stevens, Raymond Edward
Soreid, Louis
Sorenson, John A.
Spilde, H. j.
Smith Joseph
Taylor, Harry
Thompson, Harold F.
Thompson, Rexford Leslie
Taylor, Ralph
Thune, Walton
Thorson, Bonnie Oliver
Tupey, William A.
Torgeson, Gilbert
Usgaard, Ole
Vrzak, John F.
Vintorthun; Hedge
Wick, Conrad Olaf
Winter, William A.
Ward, Harold Hiram
West, John A.
Wigesland. Alfred Melvin
Williams, Martin S.
Wilson, Charles P.
Wolfe, Myron Lloyd
Ward, Charles e.
Weiser, Horace Spengler
Waage, Knud Olav
Wennes, Edgar Rudolph
Wilbur, Koran Clare
Watne, Albert Andrew
Wigdahl, Almer B.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-09-10
Gold.

More than two-thirds Of the gold
now in use in the world. was discov-
cred during the last so years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-09
NORTH AUGUSTA

Mrs. Henrietta Hanson has return
ed to Portland with her two pupils,
Cleary and Betty Brown. after a
months stay at the home of Mrs
Clara Halloween on the Belgrade road
Misses winifred1 and Chista Web
Der. who have been visiting their
sister. Mrs. Harry Ballard, have gone
to Round Pond to visit their grand
mother.
Miss Celina Blouin went to Canada
last week to visit relatives and
friends.
Miss Alice Smith is visiting friends
at her old home at waldoboro.
Mrs. Hopkins. who has been quite
sick at her sons at the Fox Ranch.
has 90 far recovered as to be able