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So n.8 crf4ufer IN SAT-


-Tie Epli5ci bes iiiolid)en GiitrittS
nlod)t sur Belt Sogb ollf Gocoin.Gere
fGilier. nno gelterrt' Mpraen 1tdhbeh
brei Neger, Die hieies G%ergebe1s alt-
geid)uloigt mdfeil, Dor Gid)ter Cor.
Wit r'ibrer @erboftruta battc Eoli5ilt
Sorrp anigbt cnti6ieben @liid. Gr
griif n6nlIid Die 81 Sabre alte Selell
Einoea bolr, 9ra t1302S itSegipeton.
Strobe, an Der 2iqbt-S trobe ollf, 'als
bieiclbe 80 Rddete Gocain BET lid)
trlg. 9os 5rouen5imntcr tpeigcrte
iidj" in Der Yoli5ciitotton cntld)ieoeir
ibrc Scliersbelier o15llgeben uno be-
reits butte es Ben Nnidein, oils OBJ
man fem gc1iigenbes 9erpeismotr.
rial acgen sic slrreitoltin ouI bri1gen
folnte, ols Sorob 9laen in Der Toli-
seiitatiou eridien nno ein Sil1ocl
GBpoorcn fir Sclen brodte. Sic
iullroe Damn nit bem GrgebnlB Der
bort, bob lie ebcnfaQs inter 4rrelt
ocItcQt pllrbe. &olm por lic abge-
fiibrt, oils ibr nSreuno" Sanles WSap
ouf Der 9ilhfldde eridien lli1o nod
Dem &erbleib bon Sarab IQcn fr1tg.
9lld) or gina I'M 8crhDr ailf Den Seinl
uno geltern Morgen ipllrbe bos Srio
bcm @erihtsperfobren iibernieien,
Of t urtbbreiBig &erbaf-
tungen wuroen in Der Nodt bonn
SamItog auf geitern I'M mcltlifen
GiItrift porgenommen. Seds Neger.
ipeld)e in Dem Sauie Mr. 70S, Giocr-
gnep, einen iolden Taooll periibten,
oob bie gauge Nahboridoit mad)
muroe, murocn ie Inn $50 unb Soften
beitroft, lpdbreno es iih in ben iibri.
gen 61nen nur nm eerinefiigige Ser
oebcn bonbelte. 8on ben @efonge-
nen mubten 19 nod oen @cfangnib
munoern, neil iie sic ibnen ouferleg-
ten 8elDltrafen nidt be5oblcn FONT
ten, unb Die 40 Sabre a(te Morp
Soft, pelde, BON ibren &inbern Der
loiien, fem Seim bat, purOe allf 5pei
Monate nod bem 9appiep-slipl &C.
innot.
@eiberpriigIer gemoBre-
gelt. - @egen tbatlidcn angriffs
ouf ieine @attin 5ral 2orenu 2oder,
bon Ger. 1881, Soirntount, s(penllc,
ipurbe geitern Ser 42.jGbriee 9enias
min 2oder, Ger. 1881, 6airmolint.
apenuc, bon Gidter 5rieoel in Der
norooitlifen Eoli5eiitation 5u $40
Straie nnb Soften peritrtbeilt. 9a
er oielelbe niht soblen fonnte, man.
berte er ms @efangnib.
9es It Is Of II L
5 a t. = Im SomItag mllroe Der 90
i1brige @erolb aelD bon 9tr. 11O5.
Misouitb-S traBe, auf einen bon 5rail
annie 6rieblGnber, Nr. 1919, 8ongD'
StroBe, erlangten Saftbeiebl ourd)
Die Yoli5iiten 6. q. Hellon nno Is.
". Grogban feitgenommen nno in Der
oitlihen 8oli5eiitation eingeliefert. er
mar bes 9iebItabls BON spei 6loiden
@bisfep on9eidnlbigt. Sn Dem &C.
itrigen 8erbor mirbe bebauptet, 0of
aeap bereits anfangs Hopember eli.
| men Ginbruh in Die @irtbidaft BEG
i Serrn Ssacob 6rieolanoer, Ir4i4t9
@onebsSt raBe ausgefiibrf iirtD'ffnen
Giomantring, iomie 5pei goloene
Minge I'M @ciammtnertbe bon $751;
~geito6len baben ioIl. &eQp lpuroe BEN
! Geridtsperfabren iiber1uieien.
: - - NJ d. ' ~EEJsw.~& = 49, 4t..
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.-Glcrf nit $1,000 scrid)mnuSen.

ct. Spni 6, no. |. Ge5ember,
Sic nEocific GrpreB 60" bat allf oie
&erboitlung oes @clo-GlerfS I'M 9ii-
reolt in Slt.St,-Souis, Gbonlas u, s..
S'Gonnor, $3.50 9elobnung olls9e-
lett. S'Gonnor lit icit geltcrn Der
idtuuloen unb NIT ibnt 5ltgleid 5luci
@elopodctc, oie $3.50 entbielten.
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o Grfulg clues GpangeliIten.

G%bicugo, I. Gc5embcr. = Der
Gpongcliit 9iep. Nc. u. CORY bot bier
375 @%efebrun9cn pro @od,c felt ad)t
@oheu 5lt per5eihnen. Sir an5ei.
gen, I'M Die 2erte nob benz aroBen
Ercoiger5clt 5u b%ringen, lino $1,000
altSQeqeben nor0cn. }iJs', .)' ~
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Snrd) bas Sis gcbrud)cn nnb cr'
trmnfcn.

GoIcbroof, MS /. 3e5cnlber.
- CHARLES y. @cotb, Sobn cincs
ar5tes in @ofciiclo, Moii,, "a Sabre
CIT, mo Srl. 2poio &. Sotd), 26 Sab
re alt, ipeld)c 5uIommcn olf Die Sage
gcoon9cn luorcu, lino oiti Dem gis'
bcs u9ig Giomono Eono", 5cbn Wiei.
len bon bier, ci%ngc6rod)cn luno ct
trl1rfCn.
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Gns bentid)cn &ereincn.

Sic alien 9eaulten oe$ nS'aeil-gcr-
ems" mieocrermoblt. - ullnfcl
9r6iig-Gercen" modt iib cin
@ersniigen. = Mesger BON Dit
Baltimore uno r9abenia Wan.
nerdbor" bci'm IlitcrnroIten.
Sn ser gcItriecn Sibung bes
,S'&eil.8 ereins" IN 2ouls Huttel5
Soue, ger. tO3, Noro.SrcoerldtStr
itono Die 9eamtenipabl anf Der Sas
aesorbnung. Sdmmtlid)e 9eamte
mllroen ben III Der porbergebenoen
Situne eriolgten Nominotionen g.
NAB per s(fflamotion lplcoererpoblt,
mic fplgt: Yralibent Gomaro Nalncfs
&ice.SrGiioent 2ollis Hets, Setretar
8. u. %llblborn, Sbatmeilter $. y.
gurfbeinler, Sbiirbiiter WorriS
9roufs, 8ioniit 3oniel s. S'Gonnor,
Sinan5.Gomite Ii. Gidboff, George
Siaing uno Sobn Seipp. d.
Die Arrangements fir boS Sabrcss
banfett mltroen einenl Gomite ilbers
troaen, oas lid aus Den 9ean1ten Dca.
@ercins auiammen iest. IS mitroen
bier Mitglieber porgei6lo9cn uno Die
f~olaenoen, Serren oils Witglieber mlf'
genommcn: Sos. 81. Sbomos, Geo.
6. Yorr, Salpotore Naggio, Gbos.
9. Sbunnon, Sreberid Sill uno
Gbas. ). Yleitner. slud) nuroen Die
9eitr1ge an oiciem slbc1tb cntriftct.
gtad ser Sitltng pereini9te Die Wtit-
glieoer, Die IN elmer Starfe bon etpq
100 Mann crldienen maretL cine
fcrdtiroblid)e 6ioelitas. SIN Stele
bes ourb &anfbeit perbinoerten Erd'
jiocntcns Gomaro Haine leitete Slice
HrGiioent 2ouis Geis bic 8eriamms
lung; Sr. S. q. llblborn fiibrte Dos
Frotofoa. /.
.l1nfeI iig.@creen."
Ser vltnfel 9r1iigs&ereen" belt
aeitern Ibenb IN Der .@crmonia'
WGnncrdor.Sole" cine iciner beliebe
ten Mbcno,l 1ntcrboltunsen. Gin &C.
m1bltes Yrogramm, BET Incident lat
ter profeiliollelle aiinitler mitluirften,
gelongte Dor einem polIbeiettcn Souic
sur 1urdfiibrung. Gos Strange
mentszGomite beitaub aus ben Mit-
olieocrn oeS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
nGnlif bcn SS. Srit @ebrcnberg,
Grdiioent, 2ouis 2epfin, $. g. BON
Seine, @corg Ibrling i. @. Suit,
8eora EieriorL $. Tenfer, ien., $.
s. Setter, 2oltis @ilbelm, Nuauit
Senfer, 5reo. 8iln1s unb @nl. Gob.
farnp. ''' 80
30 it Baltimore 80 ct4,er.
Screin" i"'
$50 es GILT, et1 reft' gerniitblihes
Gelt SIT peranitalten, ba lit Der dit
Baltimore 81 etger.&erein" itets sur
Gtelle. Sas baben Die Wtitalieoer beS
itrebionlen Geretns alid) eeitern be.
irieien, oils Tie i'm 2ibertp9Earf Gin
Iuitern .Hoiteu obbielten. Sros Der
nngiinitigen @itteru1g fanoen lid,
Die Witglieoer nno Sr~elntbeFoes Ser.
ems in beaen Sdoaren Elm, unb iflpn
firth an Nafnlittag berridte I'M
Torf ein 10 frobes 2eben nnb Grei-
ben, ols lodte Die Spnne pont Stint
mel berob. Man febrte iid) einfod)
nidt an Dos llnmetter i1nb COB iidl
gan5 unb gar ben pielfoden 8eniiis
len hin, ipeld)e ein tiidtiges Irrange.
meuts : Gomite porgeieben bate. Die
asia, ".' -- - ~n-,,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-03

3pilben oen ieinoliden 6arnilieu
Wiillcr mo Sones fono geitern eiit
&ompf itott, III Dem Sobn WsiQer &c.
t0otet uno Iorep uno Merria SORES
tobtlif pcrluunoet murber.
Ole Oregon Song giro
Societp" fat nieoer mebrere Sunbert
eitropdiihe Sinapo9el untertpegs, ole
in mcnigen @ofen in Hortlanb elm.
t%reffcn neroen. Die Sdlfte bieier
importirten gefieoerten Sanger miro
iofort ireigeloiien nerben. mdbreno
Die iibrigen bis W6r5 in ben Soael.
6duiern oeS Stootparfs untergebradt
neroen iolen, I'M I'M Sriibiabr chen.
falls Der 6reibeit ~iibergeben 5t per.
ben. Die Shaar Der anfommlingc
beItebt alis 80 Gdrdeu eneliifer
6el0lerhen, % H1rfen Droiieln, 90
Gdrfen Stigliben, 90 Edrten 9itf.
finfen unb 10 BGrfen Nad)tigaIlen.
Der genannte Gerein, beiien Erdii.
bent 6. :. Yiliieer lit, bot iid) nit
ieiner Tbdtigfeit unb Der ginfiibrung
eiirop1iifer S%ingpogel ben Can't
aIIer 6reunoe oes Gogelgeianses ct.
morben.
Cling e b ielbIattd reibt:
Sob nnlere i1hrlihe Jrinfred)nltng
I'M Sonoe ST ,410,0O0,0OO lit, benefit,
boB Ole Yrobibitionilten niht iebr CT.
folgreih in ibren 9emiibunaen iinb.
Sic entiduloigen iid banit, baB eS
nit Der Srinfred)nung gebe. fpie NIT
Der Standardization pro aopf. 9ab
n1mlid ebenio ipenig ipie ieoer ben
ailf i'm entfallenben IntbeiI ont
@eiboorrotb bot, oitd niht Seber oen
oltf i'm Observation-Disclosures Sd)naps,
0ier nno @ein trinft, uno oaB bel
Der noroBen" In5abl Erobibitioniiten
Die Naiiett gang e%rifredlidI triilfen
miiiien, DAB 10 cine groBe Srinfred).
nung beruusfommt. 9oB in Dem
trodener Irittel Der 8eretnigten
Stooten aud gor5 frditig gebedert
miro, pollen Die Srodenen nif)t 5u.
geben, eS lit aber ood TO-"
Gem SauSminilt er Sere.
niiiimi pnilirte aui einem Ritt ourd)
Die @ilite oaS Walbeur, bonn &anleel
81 i"tiir5en. sus Sereniiiimus oaoon
eridbrt, fra9t er ieiuen Miniiter BET
Der Snfel, lpie linn benn 5u Wutbe
gemeien iei, ais ct 10 unter bent Sea.
meele lag. nDurhlauht", mar Die
antport, reS lit idredlid. iuerl man
&ameele unter iih bot aber elm SD
mecl iiber lid 5ti ba6en =" @oranf
SereniiIimlts: .Wsfein 2ieber - db
mein Sieber. peroen Sic nid)t qnsiig.
lidJ!"
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~ ~
9obeniteiner's Sale Itott, iuelfe lebr
sur 3%uirieoenbeit pes 9iibnenleiters,
Srn. 3. Salter, ousficl. Sn Der Ser.
iolnmllnng milrben bret nelle Wfitglie-
ber porgeiblogen unb bier nere OUT
genommen. Sn slbipeienbett bes
iflper erfronften ScfretGrs Srn.
@n1. q. aern iiibrte Serr goanl
Hentihlcr Dos Erototpa.
Scinen5 so. 8eburtStogf ei.
ertc geitern Sobu Sobn BON Mr. 1916,
Stlenns.S troBe, ein luoblbefanntcr
91dcrmciiter in Slt.Soltimore. Ger
Srbilor murbe bon piclcn Sreunocn
uno @cfotntcn ollf's Scr5lidfte be.
gliidniiniht. Scr nWtosort!MtGnner-
dor" beiicn paiiipcs Wtitalieo Ser
Sobn 1T, por foit pol5ablig cridie-
llen mb trlg inter 2eitltng Don
Trof. s.. ". Eoblmonn mebrcre
Gborc Dor. Scr nSrlconsitroBct
2cit. ltnb @auperein," iopie Der
n@ougbitrobcn 9oupcrcirL" bercn
ErGiioent Serr Sobn lit, iiberroiftcn
Sen SSllbilor nit mGhtigen 9lumen-
} itrGllbc,. 9ic @rotulonten, Die lid)
I'M 2oufe bcs Nbenbs 5oblreid %einIun.
beil, mllrocn ollf's bette nit Speile
u1lb Grant rc9olirt.
Ser .Noron It 9altimprc
gerih &erein"
lcat III bcn g(n5cigeipalten oes vGellts
iden Gorreiponoentcn" auf Ser erltct
Scite ieire 8riinoe oor, marllm er
aegen sic Grrihtlng beS Sdladtballs
les al ser SoriorosHoao protcltirt.
SobrpIon 9ednbert. =
Bon beilte an ipcroen Die Ganpfer
ser Gbeinpeofe Gampier So. Die t1Bs
liden Sobrten no6 @elt-Eoint uno
Gidmonb, Go., einltellen uno MIR
nod an 1ienitoa, Gonneritag nno
Samitag oie @e%rbinbung 5miiden &c.
nonnten St4oten nerntitteln. auf
Der 2inie ser Gompognie nah Do
Yoint Comfort unb Norfolt bleibt
Ser bisberige t1glihe Sabrplal, mn
nit Nusnubnte BON Sonntag, III
aroft.
Ole Natten narcn Dub.
- Gin Sellcr cntltnno geltern Nodlt
s llbr IN Der Slide bes SallIc 9tr.
1913, Srleansitr., meldles bon Serrn
Spn,an Shapiro beppbnt miro. Der
Sboben bctr1gt ills9eiammt lnge-
fGbr $500, lit jcbod) neriihcrt. Die
llriade miro auf Motten 5llriirfge.
fiibrt, melbe berllmliegenoe 3iinbs
bol5er s%ernoeten. Die Eoliaiitcn
Soon unb 1&eymon entoeftelt ben
@rono, orongcn in Die nit Tallb &C.
fiiQte @obnitltg Gin ltllb retteten Die
fSdrilie, Die i'm tiefen S6lafe Log. -
MbIeben. - @eltern itarb 5roi
S6erela Selmann inl Ilter bon 81
Psoi44eif..s 3 id:@ eesoisliAs HaSet, ant
Gienitoa Nafpnittqg 2 llbr bon Der
@obninla Der Gerltorbe1ell, 9fr, 1907,
observation-disclosures aus altf penn BAL
iimoree5riebbofe itott. 'rl.sf'2
s III 4mte.- Die luieoereripabls
ten @oiienribter 9lod, @oitber rro
0unn troten om Sumltog ibren
nellen Nmtstermin oil. ,,sF
3urIetten q ub e gebettet.
= Gin 9rpBes Srauergefolge geleitete
geltcrn Die irbiide 9iiae oeS ont
3onfiogllngstage I'M sitter bon "A
Sobren geitorbcnen Scrrn Sobn Sub
! --"' al @robe. Yaitor S%lllills Sol
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Nmtlid)e griefliite.
Baltimore, z. Te5ember 1907


IooiS 81.
9Tbt Wlurtiit
slIperitein =.
glraHopib Uirs. u.
Nuiterltb J.
9tlll Gli3dbetb
NuderutIp llrban0
0ufuru HuneI
Hdtnii Ipnfo
0erar Gebaftian
Nertnftetn Mlr.
8ernitein Wlr.
8ieotpdrcif 6raucisfef
8yansbn W(tb NdncD
8robat @uitnb s,
0rui6fo Sotef
Ruoi5an Wlope0
8ufntu Suittnia
Burgbeim gtoolf
8urus STATE Rr5.
NOitrp Mateu53
Gampbeils
cello Muifin
9berntf Hufd
G6ouoipsfi Jan
GtgleH Sucob
Golgpd Gan
GnpeHbnoer Guild
Sapioop %.
SeuItet Gep. ". g.,
M. ,.
Siromau Sofepba
EubllI5 Dtib Srieba
Spbrinai 8pndcieo
Eoipus Senrb
9raga 8lifef
Tubnn,pidi Serpt
Sunfa3o WlidueI
@oub ~.
@tielsfi Sufef
@ttdpite3 I.
Gstaei y.
@pesfou Sobn
sells Stntcn
,Serber Wioric3
iSinfelitetn y.
6Iis8 Gan
,Srncd Srauctfet
tSrunf ".
Srunf Wlr.
,Sreuf GaDfcr
@orgmife Spe
@alanef Nnoreie
@al5uiu Charles
@utde Nbplf
Goodman Tobias
8rocfp WIurris
Sa3euiamp Nifn 9.
3olpou Wafnl
0oiprunft Nuite
Spiparo \.
@unbert @iutam
Slfubpmstt Riotr
Sgnfeloipie Sacob
Sobunttcfen tSreoerid
aaminsfi 9ioteB
Nearneb Mi6.
Nteban 2lpril
Hloftdi Wlibof
Nufufpesfi gun
Nutrif Wiattl
stomifarla Wufftm
apmeuhu 3pHtaS8
ariuber Maef
ariluidos Miuem
arueius ..
aupiolopsfn IIesanber
Tu5ib Simuu
Yegnt 98oicieh
Qiafebiib Sriaori
4iutirmb y.
2oburDn 6iltpu
Ieir8o @nricp
9n5ei WiHidm
2ufacS Sof.
lubmnu ~.
puisburg Q.
mtnrtin Better
Dtcenffertp 1bos.
Mcaim Reo. Spbn
Wiad 0drl Bbiiip
Muiretan IuSlae
Wuoei 8actam
WidIiirofusfi g3. Wi'
cent?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-03

~"auergottes olenlt.
'lunlen id)n1udte
)rtud)trdger fnn-
III 9eornten 0e8
'pereins Hr. f."
Sbriitian s.. 9au,
ge Shnliot, q.
gges. Ser Sraller.
on Der Wobnullg
rye Subner, Nr.
an, aus 5unluSoil'
Sm @efolae be-
legation oesnMet-
beiien MiitbegrIn-
icbcite mar, ferner
liebcr Ser Srbens
r." Sbeo. Gidboif,
sop. s.. Simpiorl
lie, ionic cine duS
rem b~eItebenoe &C.
!. @ieBner 9auper-
Tr1iibcnt Ser Ser.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-03
glntiser aampf III aentndp.

@6itesbnra Sin, 1. Seq.
3miidcn Den ieinoliden 6amilien
Willcr mo Sones fono geitern ein
&ompf itott, III Dem Sobn Vtiaer &c.
tobtet uno abrem uno Merria SORES
t0otlih bcrluur1oet murben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-03

Sdmcrlpiegenoe I~uslogen bon 9elo.
itltn9S5ellacn. - Elane sur st.
moroung @pebel's ouf Der StroBe
bCiprphcl1.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-03
FROM ALL OVER IOWA

knocking both of them senseless. A
few minutes after they We're stricken
Mr.. Miller regained consciousness and
FASTENED to the house with the boy
where restoratives We're applied and
the family succeeded in bringing him
back to life He is still in very
weak state, yet no serious results are
apprehended from the shock. Several
brown, copperish spots are on his
body where he was struck by the
lightning.
cIarksviIIe
Perhaps Butler county fishermen
will eventually learn to be good. Dep
uties Green and Yord also gathered
in B. L. Reisinger, M. Farnsworth,
George and Earl Moore. William
Bass, Erck Berkelew, Fred Daniels and
Chapman Bolton, all Of Beaver town
ship, under a ssining charge. At first
all Of these latter named, showed a
disposition to put up a fight, and con-
suited lawyer with that end in view.
He advised them to plead guilty, which
they did. Their fines ran the totals
up to $720.
Reasnor.
Mrs. Samuel Reasnor died Tuesday
morning at her home In Reasnor. About
two weeks ago, while attending to the
transferring Of some Of her baggage
at the Rock Island depot, she met with
| the accident that has proven itself ia
tai. Since then she had been taken
care Of at the w. E. Caldwell home I'M
til last Monday, when upon her! own
request she was taken to her home in
Reasnor, where she passed away Mrs.
Reasnor was in her 84th year, and was
| the widow Of the late Samuel Reasnor.
The funeral was held Wednesday
morning, and the interment was in the
u. P. cemetery in Wild Cat grove.
!! Scotch Grove.
Rev. anu Mrs. John Rice Of Scotch
| Grove, celebrated the fiftieth anniver-
sary Of their marriage in a quiet way
| with their children, last Tuesday. On
account of Rev. Rice's poor health, no
| attempt was made to make more than
a family affair Of the suspicious event.
Nevertheless the friends and acquain-
tances Of this couple will be glad to
render their felicitations and extend
| their congratulations. Mr.. Rice has
now reached his S3rd year. He was
educated at Glasgow college, and came
to New York In 1852. Thence he
went to Pennsylvania, where he was
engaged in the Presbyterian ministry
for twenty four hours. Later he came
to this county and had charge OF the
Presbyterian church of Scotch Grove
| township for six years.
Red Oak.
Red Oak citizens who know any
thing of the circumstances are great
| ly at loss to know what has become
of Mr.. Clarence G. Stump. On Thurs
day evening Of last week there was
to have been wedding at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Nelson in the
southeast part OF town. Their daugh-
ter, Miss Emma, was to have been
married at 8 o'clock to Mr. Clarence
C. Stump Of Falls City, Neb. The
hour of the ceremony arrived, but
no would-be groom put in an ap-
pearancs. A number Of the guests
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-03
IN @Ar/
Welded FIFTY YEARS
Mr.. and Mrs. William chasseIl of Iowa
Falls, for Forty Years Have Been
Residents of Hardin County = Are
70 and 72 Respectively.

Special to Times Republican.
Iowa Falls, June 3.-Tomorrow Mr..
and Mrs. William Chassell for forty
years residents of Hardin county, will
celebrate their golden wedding with q
family reunion followed by recep-
ton to which their many friends In
Iowa Falls and Hardin county are bid
den. Fifty years ago tomorrow. Mr..
and Mrs. Chassell were married in
Pike township, Bradford county, Penn-
sylvania. Mr.. Chassell Is now Is and
Mrs. Chassell Is 70. Mrs Chassel's
maiden name was Miss Frances Ara
bella Jones. and she was born In
Pennsylvania and Mr.. Chassell in Her
kimer county, New York. Forty years
ago, Mr.. and Mrs. Chassell came west
and located on farm in Ellis town
ship in this county, where they resided
up to a few years ago. when they
moved to Iowa Falls. They are among
the countys best known and most
highly esteemed pioneer residents, and
hundreds of their old friends will un-
lite on this notable occasion in extend
ing congratulations on such a memoir
able anniversary. To Mr.. and Mrs.
Chassell were born five sons and one
daughter, the latter being Miss Belle
Chassell,e who has been resident of
Des Moines for number Of years.
The other children are, Norval w.
Chassell. who is engaged in the live
stock business In Sheridan, Wyo. Hon.
Ed Chassell, now state printer and
from the Plymouth dis
trict, as well as one Of the best known
newspaper men of the state; Rev. o. B.
Chassell, of Toledo, prominent Meth
odist minister of central Iowa, and well
known in church and educational cir
cles in this part of Iowa: Harry Chas-
sell of Gillette, Wyo.: and DR.. j. l..
Chassell, now located in Belle Frouche,
S. D., but formerly practicing physi-,
clan Of Rowan Iowa. and later of this
city. All of the children with the ex-
ception of N w. Chassell are expected
here to attend the wedding anniversary.
guest on this occasion will be
a lady from Paullina, Iowa. who, as a
miss of six years, attended the wedding
fifty years ago.
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We're there and everything was ready
for the happy event. Mr.. Stump was
expected to- arrive on the evening
train from the west. AS the hour
for his arrival passed, the wedding
was declared off and a number of
guests who had not yet arrived were
young man was last seen boarding the
train at Falls City Wednesday after
noon, bound for the east Just before
starting he had drawn 500 out of the
bank. He carried two new suit cases.
He has not been seen since the above
date. -. John Hayes has sold the
remaining sixty acres of his land
northeast OF town to P. A. Sederquist
for $40 per acre. The land lays just
north Of the orchard, which is on
the southwest quarter, near the city
limits.
vinton.
Benton county will have to depend
on something else besides births to in
crease the population of the county.
The returns Of the assessors show that
only 43s babies were born in the en-
tire county during 1906. It is sug-
gested that some of the assessors are
bashful and afraid to ask the women If
they have, received a, visit from the
stork during the year. Belle PLANE
wins the banner and steps to the front
with list OF fifty-four babies during
the year while all Vinton could mus
ter was a measly "23"-skidoo We are
little bit ashamed Of Luzerne and
keystone. Only one baby was found
at Luzerne and only three at Keystone.
Mr.. Auburn and Urbana only added
four each to the list. At the rate they
are graduating students their schools
will be vacant. Florence and Leroy
did fairly we'll adding twenty five
each to the list. while Big Grove
reports with twenty-four.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-03
Held BY Grand Jury on Four
Counts For Seymour Bank
Deals
BAIL is FIXED AT $4,000
Three Charges Are for Fraudulent
Banking and One for ENFORCEMENT
Ware Improving in Health, But
Not Yet JaiIed-May Be Able to Sc.
cure Bondsmen.
Special to Times-Republican.

Special to Times-Republican.
secret verdict being brought in by
the Wayne county grand jury, 1t has
just leaked out that Leroy Ware,
cashier of the defunct Farmers and
Drovers' bank of Seymour, was in
dicted on four counts. Three are for
fraudulent bankinA and one for en-
bezzlement. His bond was fixed at
$4,000 or $4,000 on each count.
AS long ago as last Monday 1t was
brought against Ware, but why they
failed to get into the papers cannot
be explained. The three charges of
fraudulent banking are over using the
funds of the institution when he knew
the bank was insolvent. The one for
embezzlement is, for taking the funds
OF the concern to use privately and
Speculate on his own account.
Judge Evans fixed his bond at $4,000
on each count and the grand jury adj
journed without returning any other
indictments. Various rumors current
are that he will furnish his bond of
$4,000, but it is believed he will not
be able TO do SO and will go to jail
Ware is improving at his home in
Seymour and is still under guard Of
Sheriff Merrick. II he cannot put up
the required bond he will lay in Jail
until the October term of court, at
which time it " expected his trial will
begin.
local paper here makes the state
ment that A. e. Cramer and John
Caldwell, COMMITTEES appointed by
majority OF the stockholders of the
wrecked Seymour mank, were in Cory
don to retain an attorney to make
fight to collect 100 cents on the dollar
tof the deposits of the bank
It seems to be the general senti-
ment of the depositors that by max
ing. fight they will be able to get
their deposits in full, and many have
signed an agreement to pay one per
cent Of their deposits to push any case
which will look to the settlement of
their claims in full.
The general sentiment in Seymour at
this time seems to be that Ware was
depositors are using every effort to
have their money returned there is no
feeling of animosity against Wareosit
being the general opinion that he is
entitled to pity more than punishment,
in fact some claiming that on trial 1t
will be hard to convict him, and IL
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-03
PAuLLlNA CLASS GRADUATED.
Fourteen Students Conclude High
School Course.

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Special to Times Republican
Paullina, June 3.-The Paullina high
school graduated fourteen students, the
largest class in the history of the
school. The exercises were very fine
and the opera house was beautifully
decorated. There were seven young
men and seven young ladies, as fol-
lows: Anna c.. Steen, Mamie Potter,
Madge NJ. Parke,, Avery l.. Carlson,
Ralph Williamson. Otto Idso Robert
F. Cowan, William F'arnham, Percy
Ullman, Angie Delmage Inez Young.
Frank w. Beebe. Jennie Towe, and Lii
lie Johnson. The following program
was given:
March--Mrs. o. S. Thompson.
1nvocation-Rev. DR.. o. S. Thomp-
son.
Music-Trio-Misse Anna Steen,
Emily Bieser and Nelly Roddy.
Address-Rev. j. r. Magee.
Music-Messrs. Roy Olin and Frank
Beebe.
Presentation Of Diplomas superin-
tendent ]. j. Billingsly.
Music-Male quartet-"The Cottage
on the Hill"-Messrs. Adkins, Cowan,
Sprague and Ullman.
Benediction-Rev. DR.. o. S. Thomp-
| son.