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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-29


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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-29

rebe forleoen unber alminoelig Del
tagelfe fra bele 9pen forb. 3gbmonb
Riis % 9uitru beres @ulbbrnlup.
Som pngre Manb beltpg 8pbmanb
Riis ibrigt / fin 9ns Stprelfe. 9an
Ear o9ret 8praaosmsblem, Strife
Derge og Gormano for Behring's
p9fenet.
Oct gdmIe, ogtporbiee 9arsSen=
ner er tenbte M9nb: Den 9lbIte, Nm
oreas Hiis, &sbmanb % 9rosferer
! Malms, bpor ban mutt bar bepz
bet ben banite 5oretugeliesoanbs
Rp. gn pngre Syn, Or. Garl Riis.
er 5an9felslese for De tsbenbubnife
5anesler Og 2e9e for be 9eIerffe
Anitalter. Den pngIte. Sans Riis.
bar fortfat 6aberens 5orrstnins.
9interfporten 9nrez
Rapen. s N~nlebning uf be jepns
Zig fo~refaloenoe lllnttestilf1lbe /
ulbeoolene tog 9irfebommer 8aleur,
politiasiiitent, Suititsraob 8lom %
6ormanben for Sit og 89ltetIubz
Ben. aaptuin gubl forlsbsn 5orbol>
bene | n~lbeoulene / giefpn. Der bill
MI fremtibig fra 9oIitiets pg 9luos
bens Sibe bliDe truFet ioabdnne
5oranitaltninger, at 5ilTfusrne uben
at %riiitere 2ip oe 2emmer bill tunne
felge ben RATE Sport.
Gnglanb og Odnmart.
5 9otel Metropole / 2onbon af6oIos
tes forleoen be forenebe !5unbeIstam=
req aarlige 8untet. Sir @iniam
9ollonb pr9fiberebe. 8lanbt Sc
Iterne iads Sanbelsminiiter 9eralb
9alfour. 2orb Stratbcom, ben BAN
he 9eianbt, 9ammerberre Bile,
9anbeIstamrenes gr9fibent, SirQtz
bert Ronit og mango Weblemnsr df
parlamentst.
Roqit ubtalte, at Oanmarf ca
England bapbe meeet f9nss foruben
Uronninsens 9arnbomsminber.
Gnglanoerne ifnlbte 9itingerne De-
req maritime 9egabelie. Oanmart
baooe tilitauet @nglano friere Sana
belsforbolb enb be fleite andre Rds
TONER. 9unmarf bapoe lettet ben
engelite 9unbel paa Z~Iterisen.
& ten paa SBforterne
bpber pou 9grter os 5laIt ben enc
Dag og Suppe og aeb ben anben.
yfu bar imiolertib 5orternes enerz
giite Sntenbant Sabroe faaet ubpirz
tet, at Der til 4fbetslins / Steoet frr
@rter og 6I9ff Tan ierperes Sfinte
meb itupebe 9artoffer % / Steoet
for Suppe og asb forte pslfer. Der
er itor Subel blonbt Wanbftabet
ben Qnleoning.
4nbOIbt Sinbsfpe. Den
fra Oringe SinbsipgeunItalt unn.
begne, forlige 5%Orbrbber, Sulius De-
terisn er fprleben Gfterm. of R9Itz
peb politi anboIbt peb 6erIufsbolm.
6an bar tilitaaet at babe forsbet
Acknowledgements pao oSocialbemoz
tratens" aOntor / Reitpeb. Deb On.
boloelfen families ban / 8eiibbelie af
en- Del falite Nsgler og i~elplopebe
5an bliber MI / Dag fremz
itiaet / 5orbsr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-29

Den ilit9re 6iIfen.
Der er faitfut en- anbret 5Orm for
ubferelIe at ben milit9re 6ilien.
Den militare !Silien : bebber bet
/ bet npe Reglement = ifal ubfsres
meo COB 9oloing, ioet Der ies frit
paa ben, fom bilies beb burtist 1T
fsre 9danben / en- fab 9ue fremefs
ter op til 5obeobeb9fningen %pbenfor
hpireSinbing. fuuleoes at De menems
fe 5ingre rsrer peb 6obebbeb9tnins
gems Stpgge (1nbertant). 9uans
ben 6oloes ndturlig trait meb fan=
leoe 5in9re og meb ubsjet 9uunbIso
/ 6orlGngelie at unoerdrmen. 9aans
bens inbbenbige 5labe Oenbt nsbab,
4lbuen noget fremefter os lapere snb
StuIbren".
Del, Tom ooIfiler benne npe 5prm
for 9ilien fra ben bibtiI brugsIige,
er, at hsire 9oonbs t6aonbleb itte
boies; peb ben bibtit normerebe Silz
len bar bet itertt bsiebe S~aanbleb
Ret furatteriitiite; at fua ben menige
til at ubfsre benne geoaselie let oe
naturligt bar ofts meset pdnffeligt
og CAB / bet belle 9iIienen ct piit
itipt ubfeenes, hborimob ben III inbz
fsrte 6ilien falber lettere os naturs
ligers.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-29

yalfor U~fdttble1en bar, tom be-
tenbt, fs9t fin Qffteb for at tunns
obertage Rebattionen uf oariitelist
0ag6lab."
st noritzumerifanft 8tab fortaler
i oisie Ooge ben ret opiigtoettenbs
5iitorie, at puitor !9aralo Senien,
Der Der | 4merita er ftattet lige beit
bddbe iom pr9it Og Sournaliit, bIeb
forbigauet, forbi Der fra tirtelig Si=
be beropre ifulbe bare lugt Sten pad
bans gei berbjemme.
9i fan life fro, at noqen inbfpz
oeliesrig Wanb inbenfor ben forenes
De airtes Romme ftulbe babe til
loot iig at BRUCE Tmubfige 8ooben
oper for paitor t6aruIb Senfen, fig
ioa libt fom hi fan tente os, at Maiss
iionens lebenbe M9nb Der biemme
Oiloe tags fierneite !SsnfDn til figt.
9erimoo tror Ri %rigtignot, at 6araIb
Senien | enbDer 9enfeenbe iuF Dil>
be babe p9ret ben rette Manb til ut
rebigere oariiteligt Odgblab."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-29

9robertriben / @refteb
Sra 5eliinse ffriDes til fib. Bur.
Den unge Manb fra @ruffeb, fom
libt fsr Sui fiat fin 8rober | Hrpft.t
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-29

5artig Tor ben offents
4ige Sitterbeb. S%uftitsminis
"iteriet bar beitemt, at @aarbmanb3s
tonen S~irften 9isbp at Glitch, Der /
et anfuIO at @inbsipse brabte fine
ire gern, Ifal tages / 6OrOaring fom
farlis for ben ofentlige Sitterbeo.
spun bar for 5iben Spbolb paa aurs
bus Sinbsipeeanftalt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-29
&c enigbebsrddbene o.
6 m

&irtelist Gentrums Organ. Sir
ten Oe 9iemmet," Optrptter en- forles
ben / ,Da9bl." unber obenItuuenoe
Operitrift optagen Nrtitel oe fsier
en- @fterfrift til. bOOruf bl. a.. frems
guur, at / ct ipbit Yaftorut, bpis
Pr9Iteembebe er IeOigt, ftal Menis-
beosruaoet BABE BAIT 8eIss al II
anisgenbe Yreiter. Oct fpnes uItiaa
at bIipe 9ratsis, at qreiterne maa
reiie runbt liee iom 29rerne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-29

Pao Qufborgbam peren
Is mi a., Der laa peb ab9ns
busbroen, forfpanbt forleben en- Gis
tDtoite, inbebOlbenbe 1000 Str. Rogs
lie pasioaerer baOOe fet en- ungUeonb
fjerne Jig meb 5aifen, faa man trpes
be, at bet breiebe fig ON ct SbDeri.
Oct bite fig fenere, at bet beroeDe
pad en- 5eiltueeIfe; Manben baDoe
taget en- fell Sufte i Stebet for en-
lisnsnoe, Der tilbsrte bans 5absr.
cg ben tom fsfseIis ben rette gjerz
mdnb | 5anbe, faa inart 5eilen OPP
bagebes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-29

ct ubDggefigt Optrin
fanbt ifslge be lotdle Blade SteS
fOrrise 9irsbue often unber Syaites
pr9oitenen | asse airfe. Ser oil
nemlig unber Salmeiangen en- un1
Ranb, lejerligt puutlebt og meo
tbibt Slips frem fordn Qlteret %
CAB Jig til at fpiae pda Wunbbarpe.
Oenne Sptraben bate naturliapis
Spfigf, og runbt ON rsiTte airteser=
gerne fig op / StoIsne. airtebetiens
ten os paitor gbriitsnfen gift MI op
BAN, og bei fpffeoes benz ogfaa
llben ftsrre @anFeligssb at fad Del
forbirrebe Msnneife til at
forIpinbe.
9an bar | flere Odge opbolbt fla /
asge og peb fin mertbarbige Op>
tr9ben henlebet Opm9rffombeben
paa fig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-29

9ebefelffabsts Mbminiz
ftrationsbpgnin g. paa ct
nplig afbolbt gorsermsbe I 9erning
psbtoges bet at opforbre Gosneraas
bet til at fOrbsie aiIfubbet til en-
epentuel OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for
6ebtfelffubtt I 9ernins. Der palgs
tss ct ubDoIg pau 8 Manb til at
orbsibe bberligere for Gossn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-29

Rb airfs. 5 gilObiers bsb
9olitebro agter man, fortaner ,Spls
la~nbspoten", neite 4or at puobez
gpnoe Opfsrelien af en- M Sognss
tirfe, ba ben unb9renbe airfe er
alt for file, og 5rangen til en- ub=
bar peret meget fsleIig | flere
Gar. Ian par ulIereDe bsgpnbt OF
fripinige gibrug til airteng
Opfsrelfe, os Der er forelsbis tilfast
ct gslsb uf ober 5000 Str. Den nh
&irte ffdl BABE Sibbepfnbfer til 400
Sesninser og SberTlcg
er aaersoe ubarbsjosbs. Den samie
airte bar fun Sibbeplabfer til benz
ceb 200.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-29

Snbbrubstpberi paa ct
Blabtontor. Joreleben Nat er
Der besaaet Snbbrub I .f~pbfieaunbfi
Socidlbemofrdts Heboftionsfons
tor ! RaftDeb. 5pbene er gadeoe gems
mem ct 8inbus | Gaarben, bar bersfe
ter braffet ale StuHerne op os bar
tiliioit siDet iJ | Gag msb pengss
ltobet, Tom bet bog life er lbttebes
at faa aabnet. llbbpttet at Snbbru.
bet bar fun ringe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-29

9ebefeIftabets 2pntor.
Sogneraabet / 9erning pebtog for.
leben often | ct efstraorbinart Msoe
unoer5orubietning af 4mtetsS ams
tbffe og paa 9etingeIfe af, at 6cs
befelifdbet flptter Recommendations
tontor til 5ernins, at Dbe ct Silffub
25,000 ar. fOrbslt paa 10 Oar.
Oct oplpifes, at gDens SparetasTe
os 8ant BIZ bbe betpbelige Silfut
famine 2iemeb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-29

4fftebigeIe. SoenepraF
for negerIsfe Menisbeb. Sjafanbs
Stiff 8. 5. s. 6. MattbieIen er eftsr
4nfsgning u~fifebiget / Raabe fra Zen
81. b. M. at regne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-29

0sbsfalb. 2~ebnsburon, aams
merberre 8. 6. 8. Stanpe Gboris
fius til 8oroniet Stompenborg, er
%afgaast peo Osben / en- 4lber at 90
Nar.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-10-22
Real Estate Transfers.

Furnished by Lowenbsrg g. Co., 1O7
South Court.
Robinson, Maud, to F. w. Darner.
lots ITO. III, 172, Robinson 5th add
Ottumwa, 1925.
Parks. Miley Jane to Jos. Parks, all
int. in east ". northeast ". section
"a; also southeast ", southeast u,
section 10, rs, Is; also northwest Il,
northwest a, section 10; also south
west r. northwest ", section 10, 10,
IA, $4,000.
LANES, Edw. A. and wife to Fred
Jones, part southwest Il, southwest
", section %, 70, Is, 1925.
Miller, c. S. and wife to F. R. Fox,
lot 10. Summers Sd add Ottumwa. 81.
Hutchison, j. G. & Co. to Matilda
Herber, lot 8, Halberg sub pit. south
east section So, 70, Il, sos.
Jones, r. to David J. Griffith, lot 4,
Tullis add Ottumwa, $3.50.
Leighton, A. c. and wife to o. L.
Webb, lot 90, Leighton & Bannister
I'd add Ottumwa, S165.
Smith, Geo H. and wife to Jas. Nc
Mullen, lot 80, Brown Cd add OF
tunaWa, $1,000.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-10-22
LEBANON.

Lebanon, Oct. 19.-Henry Work and
wife spent few days last week in Ell.
don. the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Glen
Brooks.
Miss Mamie Martin, of Keosauqua,
spent Sunday with Iradell Humphrey.
David Warner and wife spent Sun
day with A. Brady near Milton.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Humphrey re-
turned home from ST. Louis Tuesday
Eugene Harrison and Lewis Conner
were at Libertyville Sunday.
Miss Winnie Rfcherson, from Troy
was the guest last week Of her aunt
Mrs. Hannah Clafline.
Mrs. ]. T. snider returned from
Pennington Tuesday.
Miss Emma Harrison visited a few
days last week with Miss Daisy Sher
rick at Libertyville.
Ernest Roush and wife came home
from Keokuk Saturday.
Misses Bessie Snider and Nellie
Conner were trading at Milton Thurs
day.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-10-22
BLooMFIELD.

Bloomfield. Oct. 2o.--The fall term of
the district court set for this week has
been postponed until next week. ow-
ing to Judge Vermillion's inability to
attend, being detained in the Ottumwa
court. short night session was held
Tuesday evening from O'clock until
6 and in the space of thirty minutes
four divorce cases We're heard and
granted The, cases to which the most
granted. The case to which the most
general local interest was attached
was that of Mrs. Jennie Craft, man
ager of the Sax hotel, VS.. Geo. L. Craft
in which the plaintiff petitions the
court for divorce and $500 temporary
alimony, and $1,000 permanent ALI
mony on the final hearing. The tes-
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-10-22
BATAVIA.

Batavia. Oct. 19.-Mrs. Peterson re-
turned last week after few weeks
visit with relatives in st. Joe. Mo.
John Mcneil left Monday for Blakes-
burg. where he has a temporary posi-
tion in the nursery.
John Perry and family left Thursday
for their future home in Missouri.
Mrs. John Baldridge and little
daughter, Helen and Miss Cora Reno
were Ottumwa visitors Saturday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs Fred Emery,
Wednesday. Oct. 10, a son.
Mrs. Mary Cleasby, of Libertyville,
spent last week at the home of her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fore.
man.
Mrs. Wilbur Spicer, Mrs. w. L.
Copeland and Elmer Peterson left
Tuesday evening for weeks visit at
the Worlds fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Emery were in
Ottumwa Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Beeman and
children. and Mrs. Carrie Younkin Wis.
tied at F. H. Tinsley's of Hedrick Sat.
urday and Sunday.
Frank Tinsley left Tuesday for
Corning, where he is going to work in
q photograph gallery.
Miss Hester McNie1 was an OF
tumwa visitor Saturday.
Rev. Camp filled his first appoint
ment at the Methodist church Sunday
evening.
Josenh Lawson. of ottumwa, came
in on No 4 Monday evening for short
visit with his son. Elmer Lawson.
Charles Frescoln took a wagon load
OF APPLES to Eldon Tuesday.
Miss Minnie Peterson and Mrs
Mary Cleasby were Fairfield visitors
one day last week.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-10-22

Overlooked Important Questions.
Some Of the more important ques-
lions which Judge Wade failed to be
present to vote upon were:
February % and March II, appeals
from the decision of the chair.
April rs, General leave to print in
congressional record.
February rs, naval Appropriation bill
January and 5, April 26 1.-TWO calls)
Order of business, struggle between
minority and majority.
April 8, To investigate pension or
der of interior department.
January and 5, appointment OF
committee to investigate frauds in
postoffice department.
March 81 and April 26, sundry civil
appropriation bill.
On April rs there was much excite
ment and six roll calls were held, but
it will be noted that Judge Wade did
not spend much time on the floor
whereas Major Lacey was present con
tinuously.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-10-22
Nerve Tension.

A foe to health is nerve tension.
sometimes due to hurry and worry,
but nine times out Of ten due to poor
digestion. a bad stomach, torpid
liver or constipation. These conditions
all react on the mind and will keep
your nerves on edge if you do not
remove them by using Green's August
Flower There is no better stomach
medicine in the world than August
Flower and no surer cure for indi-
gestion or dyspepsia. Trial bottle, 25
cent Big bottle 75c. AT Sargent's,
the True Druggist.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-10-22
THEODORE
ROOSEVELT
WORDS UTTERED BY ELIHu ROOT
PRODUCE REMARKABLE
DEMONSTRATION.

New York, Oct 20. Theodore
Roosevelt" The uttering of those two
words by Elihu Root in Madison
Square Garden last night provoked as
remarkable demonstration as was
ever seen in that great ampitheatre at
political meeting. At mention Of
the name, somewhere between 10000
and $4,000 men and women rose up
and cheered, some Justify and some
frantically and Historically for ex-
actly fourteen minutes by the watch.
The demonstration came Just at
the close of Roots speech. There were
hundreds Of college boys in the audi.
ence. Every once in while they
would lead in demonstration Ten
minutes passed and there was no sign
of letup. Mr.. Root looked out over
the crowd and smiled. Then. Just as
the watches showed that eleven min.
utes had passed, the Americas club of
Pittsburg in their white beaver hats
and black cape coats, who had come
all the way from the Smoky City to at
tend the meeting, raised the red
white and blue umbrellas they carried
and started to walk around the hall
and the cheering starting all over
again.
The rally at the Clermont avenue
rink in Brooklyn last night in support
OF the republican national ticket was
the largest and most spirited OF the
campaign in the borough. The demon
stration Of which Senator Charles w.
Fairbanks was the most distinguished
figure, recalled some Of the notable 20.
litical gatherings in the Cleveland
Blaine contest of 1884, and espe.
cially the Cleveland rally in the same
building at which Henry Ward
Beecher declared for the democratic
nominee
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-10-22
BOY DRAGGED A MILE.
Foot Caught in Stirrup and Head is
Dashed on Ground.

Nevada, Ia. Oct. 2O.-With his foot
fast in a stirrup and his head dragging
on the ground, the little son of Tom @.
Christian, well known Howard towns
ship farmer was dragged for nearly
a mile by a galloping horse. The bow
and another playmate Were out riding
during the Afternoon and started to
race just before they approached q
corner where they intended to turn.
AS young Christian rounded the cor
ner his horse turned so suddenly that
he was thrown, and his foot remained
fast in the stirrup.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-10-22
MYSTIC MAN GONE
RoBT. M. TAFT. ATTORNEY, SAID
TO BE sTvERAL THous.
AND DOLLARS SHORT.

Mystic. Oct. z0.--The community
is greatly alarmed over the disap-
pearance of Attorney Robert M. TAFT,
who has lived in Mystic for several
years. He left here week or more
ago, stating that he was going to Des
Moines. but upon his failure to return
investigation has been made, and it is
reported that he is several thousand
dollars short in his business transac-
tons. 1t is said that a number of
charges will be preferred against him
if his whereabouts can be ascertained.
1t is said that he gave a check on
Bradley's bank at this place, where he
had no deposit. to man in Centerville
for gambling debt. which was cashed
in Centerville. He also sold resi-.
dence property for widow, acting as
her attorney. and though it is stated
that he collected the money the wo.
man says he failed to turn it over to
her. He has several notes standing
out against him.
Mr.. TAFT has always been held in
high respect by the citizens of Mystic,
and Of Appanoose county. He ran
twice for county attorney but was de-
feated. At one time he was principal
of the city schools. but of late years
has been practicing law. He was also
member of the Masonic order. He
has wife and four children who re.
side with his father-in-law just east of
town.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-10-22
CAPTURED rhIrty.Four Guns.

ho'iL OIL houl uSuIiuS, Will heavy
loss.
Captured Thirty-Four Guns.
The japanese during the past seven
days fighting captured thirty-four
guns. q large number of rifles, over
coats and one hundred prisoners The
strength of the Russians opposed to
the left army was three corps of
thirty companies of artillery. All but
very small part were newly arrived
troops. The Japanese soldiers were
practically the same that fought be-
fore Lao Yang.
Annihlation Not Confirmed.
st. Petersburg, Oct. 20. = The sus.
pension of operations below Mukden
continues. 1t is limited in military cir.
Giles that the next developments
should be looked for to the eastward,
but whether on the part of the Jap.
anese or the Russians is not revealed.
No news has reached the war office of
the reported humiliation of Russian
battalions while recrossing the Taitse
river
Fleet Arrives.
Skagen, Denmark, Oct. 20. = The
Russian Baltic fleet arrived here this
morning and anchored in the bay.
Surrounded Japanese.
ST. Petersburg, Oct. 20. - A Muk-
den dispatch dated yesterday says
that on October 18, detachment Of
the Russian vanguard on the west
front surrounded Japanese battalion
and compelled it to lay down it's arms.
st. Petersburg, Oct. 20. - (2:25 a.
m.)-For the moment heavy rains and
impossible roads have compelled a
suspension of operations in Manchu-
ria. There was practically no fighting
yesterday and none whatever last
night.
When operations recommence they
will assume an entirely new phase,
with new dispositions and detectives.
Practically last weeks battle has
ended, and it goes into history as a
Russian defeat. When operations are
resumed new battle will begin.
The temperance of Viceroy Alex.
left at Mukden, for conference is not
particularly reassuring as such con.
ferences in the past have not been
fruitful of success.
There is no official confirmation of
the report that Kuropatkin had re.
sumed a genuine offensive.
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OLIVE BRANCH.

Olive Branch Oct. 19.-Dr. Basset,
Of Leando. was called here recently by
the serious illness Of Mr.. Helm.
Miss Gertrude Knecht was the guest
of Mrs Barbara Drick last Saturday.
VIM Elliott made a business trip to
Ottumwa one day last week.
G. w. Seitz and wife entertained
company Sunday evening.
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London, Eng, Oct. 20. - King Ed
ward today entertai- ID at an in.
formal luncheon at Buckingham Pal
ace the officers of the American war.
ships now at Gravesend.
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Sure Aid to Iona Life.

Electric Bitters give an active liver,
perfect digestion, healthy kidneys, reg.
ular bowels, fine appetite, or no pay.
SOC. r. B. Clark, druggist.
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j. G. Hanson, Rhinelander-Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea is the great
est tonic | have ever used. Gained IS
bounds in ninety days. Tea or Tab
lets, S5c. w. L. Sargent, Druggist.
Druggist,
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ExILED FROM GERMANY.
Grief for Son and Fatherland Drives
Man to Suicide.

Wan TO SUICIDE.
s. = y = = Il y = #** = Z " i
New York, Oct. 2o.--unconsoI. y
able over the loss of his favorite =
son, and his own exile from the y
fatherland, because he had shot y
and wounded German army off. =
Ger, who, he believed, had inten. =
tionaIIy caused his sons death, y
Adam Engelhart, a veteran of the =
Franco-Prussian war, today shot =
himself. He left large family =
and prosperous business In Ger. 3
many when he fled to this country. =
\ = $3.50 .. = q
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The lifeline" is out, extending the
"glad hand of life, hope, and happi-
ness. Reaches around the globe. tbs
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea 35
cents, Tea or Tablets w. l.. Sargent,
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Wapello citizens are getting anxious
that an opera house be built and
stock company formed.
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Peace Conference Report

The report of tthe committee on the
peace conference was given by Robert
d. Benedict of Brooklyn A number of
peace memorials We're presented to the
council, and the action of the, commit
tee embodied the text of all of them.
The resolution met the unanimous in
dorsement of the council.