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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-28

iogen til, at bore Sfope ipinoer ino,
meoens arapet til Dem pofier. pro.
blemet tan Oerfor life og ifol life Ie.
les peo life at BRUCE Dem, men peo
foritonoig 9rug og geifpttelie. 0isie
to Sing tiliammen bill ItilnuIere
Sfopp9fiten iooIeoes, at oct ne6oen.
oige 1ra fan bsites uoen at formino.
ife @eboloningen, og 9eifptteIien for
bore 5Iooer fan bepares."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-28
11oropolen oo
Geleerafen.

asbenbopns Goof.9age bar itore
Doge for 8pens 9elegrofprien. Si-
ben Selegroninet fra Sbetlonosser-
ne braete @uoifabet ON Or. Goofs
beloige Nor6poIsfpro og meobelte, at
ban piloe fonlme til Gsbenbann, bar
Danmorfs Sopeoitoo 8eroens Wiot-
pinft, bporfro ben ltore Seniation
fom. gresiebpren mobiIiiereoes, og
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-28

fra ale 8eroensbierner fom S1ter.
pieiperne ia9enoe, faiteoe iig iom
iultne lllpe oner Bpttet, og Heiultatet
af De faa Minlitters forpirreoe, ner-
nsie llofritten bragtes oerefter pr.
automobil flpuenoe 5art til 9ele.
grafltationen. Snoleneringen og Sfri-
bepultene bar Simebis blofereoe of
oisie Selegromfabrifonter, Der flu
Ieoe onot til bperanore, meoens De.
res Orobunfer iortereoes og taltes
inoe bag 8Gggen.
Gnomi in0en Der forelaa nogen
iomIet OpgsreIie ober Srafiffens
St6rreIie, bragte nDanif 3elegraf.
tioenoe" et Bar enfelte Eol, Der gap
ct gegreb om oet SeitrDf, boorunoer
Der oisie Gage orbeioeoes. 9lo0et
bar optalt Sroantallet | De telegram.
mer, Der er befor6re0e til England
og 9(merifa fra 9ebenboons Soneo.
telegrafitotion ben 4. og 5. Septem.
Der, og iom ioeluffenoe bar Or.
Goofs glnfonit at taffe for oeres
Griitens. 9leiuItotet bleo ben6oIos.
bis 1921 Oro o9 1914 Oro;
men for at oanne iig ct giae0e af
5r1blbeoen mao man bel erinore, at
ser oesuoeu iomme 9lnIeoning og /
ianime 2ofole er befor6ret monge 5lt.
iinoe Oro iaooeI til sSnolan6et iom
til georae, Soerrig og oct ipolige lto-
lano.
8 @6eotItone-@f oeIingen foncentre-
reoe 3raplbeoen Zig; til Sioer. bar
Der for oe 4 2inier ip9not inotil II
gilnher, bois StrilnIer fplSte @uIpet
| oct | 5osoeien life iprlig itore 60
fole og gioroe 9fpporotbetieningen
poerit beIonrlig. Sertif fom, at fife
faaSournaliiter itiaeoe betpoeliae5or-
oringer til Gfspeoienternes Sprog-
flinofnber og SGroigbeo / at tDoe
gGuner", Ii9eiom bet oglao frpneoe
ct hiteniipt Siernearbeioe at boloe
9ieoe poo oe mango Strimmelbunfer.
Man fiilgte nenlig ben Sremgongs-
maaoe Itrofs at uoltpffe Telegram.
merne til 3 q A Bun6ere, 6porbeo
man opnoaeoe en- uInonanli9 burtig
gefororingJ men riotignof finn paa
9efoItnin9 of for6geoe aroo til Bao-
pasieliebeoen.
Stoo man ioa / ct 9jeblifs Suite
rum og belitioreoe oeu fifse liGle DO
tor.Sronsmitters roItlsie Nrbeioe,
flei Gouferne gerne meo ober til De
flittiqe Goaeger oeo Greco -Bunderne
/ 5reoericia og glencaitle. Sbor
enorn en- 8ropIbeo pilbe life Den
iamme Erafifmpnaoe bape frenlfalht
ooioa oerobre for bare lt |ar 9lar
iioen. Sotten al for Mr. Gonf -
men Seleqrofiiterne l6fter oaiad De
reg for Wfr. Goof.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-28
SbueflctOn us 9llfu6ol.

Gn engelif Dame bar mootaeet ct
greo ira Ben befen6te Spopolarfor-
ifer, bbori ban tiger:
Som Soor poo 9eres 9reD moa
ieg erfl9re, at 9tlfo9ol unoer bpil-
fen iom belIt Sorm er oberoroentlig
ifaoeIig oe alorig bruees arftiife og
antarftiIfe Ggne.
so miitore gllfobol Ser 6ruges |
bpoo Ggne of 8eroen ser iaa nennes
fan, oeito beore for Samfltnoet."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-28

S 8pIflano er Ser 80 offentliee
Sonotorier for oofsne brpitipge 0ten-
neIfer neo tillammen 10,539 Senge
SO pripote Sanntorier me0 2, 175
Senge. s 1S Sonatorier for brpit-
lpqe ggrn er Der 837 Senge. Sil.
ianrmen oper 1900 Senge. = S
Ge Soreneoe Stater er Der oper 300
Sanotorier nleo oper $4,000 Senge,
builfet biier, at bette 2an6 inotager
en- Ie6enoe Sitting Sompen MOB
SuberfuIoie. = 5ranfrig bor frn 12
Sanatorier for nofSne Seringspa-
tienter, tiliantmen 148 Senge. glae
oisie 5nititutioner er pripote meo
llnotaaelIe af Sonotoriet glgincourt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-28

8onfunoigbeOens Otoo. llnoer oen-
ne Operifrift forefommer for 3ioen
/ .Sorpers @eeflp" en- Rpffe beilt
intepesiante og iaelige slrtifler at
Sen. Somer 2eo, ombanolenoe Se
5oreneoe Staters SielpelsSbeo |
3iIfeloe of arig meo Sapan.
sSerlt paapiier ban, at bet piloe
pere ben letteite Sag at geroen for
Sapan at esre fig til Serre oper Stil'
Iebapet. 9ernelt, of | 2ebet al %
Gage oiloe Sapan funne lonoiptte en-
Seer paa 100000 Mano poa Dor
8eltfpit, for bpilfen Scr De rige aplt'
bper mart pilbe blipe ct let gptte
Ser geres opm9rfiom paa, at
bort belle Gpltforipar beltaor af 81
sseltninger, Der ifal beifptte % SAB
ne. 0isie S9itnineer bar tiliammen
100 aanoner, bborof imiolertio fiin
800 er brugbore. Sil at benlonoe
oe 67 5orter fulotuo fr9pes Ell Stpr-
fe poo 1884 Officerer oo 40,675
Meano, meoens Ser fln finoes 357
Officcrer og to,ooo@anO = uappe
nof til at boIoe aononerne og Ma-
ifineriet fra at rilite.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-28
ct @ibnmoerlanb.

@mIton Gbnrcbbia liotaler / i'm
nps uofomne BOG uWfin ofrifanife
Heiie". at Uganda er oct eneite Sono,
ban fenoer, boor nlle Wennelfer, Der
er fommen til Sfelsaloer, gaar /
Girfe.
9e inofsote sriitne belsber Jig til
100000, og airferne bar Siooeploo-
fer til beniruoo 125,000.
0e inofsote 2Grere og gpangeli-
Iter uoger neiten 5000.
Gbnrdia bemerfer, at ban unoer
alle fine 9ieiier 9Ifrifo intet Steos
bar fllnoet beore Oroen og lpffeligere
Siem emo I oenne Del at Central.
Mfrifa, bpor for faa glar iioen Wfis-
iionprerne bIeb mprbeoe meo ben
itsrIte @ruionlbeo af De inof6ote.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-28

iteoet. Sefiten Menneifer reooeoes /
en- igrgelig 8ilitano. Sire bIep 9fui-
nerne. Ogioa mango areaturer bleo
orabt. Yuslagertoget bapoe, iao blot
pi6es, ilitet gariel faaet onI at Der
bar ct aroet 9o9 paa Sporet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-28

Gn mprfelig Sop. Wian l9ier /
gla6ene ON en- M Sob, Der ifol p9re
oebtaget of aongresien, og iom trG-
Ser aroft til gtptaar 1910. Sfelge
oenne 2oo ifol oct bore Ell 5orbrp-
oeIie :. Itrafbar meb Mulft inbtil
500 Dollars eller Sengiel inotil 6
Waaneber - at uoite6e nogen iom
belIt 8engeanpisning for en- Gum
min6re emo en- Dollar.
Wfon life oct beie 9foao fltnoe fin
6e noeet mere pigtiet of beif9ftige
fig meo2 =
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-28
18. Mar9.
Joroen runot.

Soften / SOerrig tegner til ct goot
stor. Sele Soften oniloos til 756
DILL. Str. imoo $40 Ofill. Ser. ssior.
S II tpife 8per er ser fsrite
9olooel of bette 9lor blepet foretoaet
2451 2iobrenoinger moo 2089
ianme Siosrum 5ior.
@n 6Dritin0e eGen1te forleoen en-
Droife Yaris en- 3aife meo 10000
5rcS. 80 unge Dienneifer leieoe
itrofs efter Den iantme 9roife til en-
Eur goulogneifonen, og oa 3aifen
oerefter bleb frn0en, bar oen tont..
ltn0er en- Gamp neo Saigon mel.
lem franife SoI0ater og nogle 50.
r6pere orebtes bbioe og en- Sno.
fGot. A Soloater oeoe of Solitif. 81.
rgberne baboe 10 orebte
Smfring 10 Sept. bar ser @jer.
gene Sdneit5 raiet Ell bolOiomSne.
itorn1. 6lere Menneifer er onlfon.
men.
lln0er oe itore 6Itrigife Mansprer
bleb forleoen Scat 4 gifooroners @e.
ite ifp for 2psfoiterne, rep Jig lss
og ltormeoe ben ober De iopenoe Col.
batter, booraf 90 blep baorOt iaore6e.
De fleite SeIte bleo iooreoe, og ON
maneleoe Der en0nu 60
Seite / giegirnentet.
Den tprfiife &egering. Sra Son.
meloes, at q nj e II e.
t n 8alooian, ser er 9eputeret for
aonItantinopel, er bleoen uoneont
til Sanoelsniniiter og Wfiniiter for
offentlige 9lrbeioer.
SeItuolioterne / &usldno. Ct. 8e.
8. Sept. 9et officielle 9u.
reau onlloar set ianoipnliee Ssitiio-
6Dtte y @upernenenter til: Son.
702 W1iGI. gub, ginterboe.
oe 276 Wfia., slug 1f41 Mia., Soo.
re SIT Wfill., 9pg 484 @}ia., 0tais
II W1iG., Sirie II Tia. og gogbue.
oe SO Wfill. Gu6.
Sen grpife Gronprins bor soo lin
Geiie til 8piflano posieret &oriu og
Der oflogt geieg bos oen tioligere
3beotofis. SEQ i'm
bIen Gronprinien bilit meO
ss5ubel al @efolfningen, Der ip91ote
Seitene ira @o9nen og traf Den til
Slottet.
s Sen ruSiiife $50 8ihernigom bar
noole Observation-Disclosures giort6or.
log paa at fIpete og paa at lsIe De
sbrige Sanger. 0e br9bte en- Oplpns'
mono og iaareoe en- anoen, TOR Or.
oenen blep genoprettet. 80 Sanger
bIep 6rebt, 10 iaareoe.
gn norif llneiocialilt bsn1t ling.
iociolilten aorl 9ltbp bleb oen s. os.
af2ogmonosretten gbriitiania oemt
til 2 Mar og 6 Maaneoers 6engiel
iom Sormono | en- 5orbrpoerbonoe,
Der bopoe iamlet iig for at uofere
forifelliee Misunderstanding 5orbrp.
oelier oe bl. a. / Simi Moafleo boooe
uofsrt en- 9aeffe briltige Bengelfdbs.
iprengnineer meo 0pnomit | Gbri.
itionia og glfer. aarl 9itbp bar ILL.,
norIf vslftenpolten" p1ret Vicefor.
mono Gbriftiania iocialiItilfe Ing
oomsforening.
Wenroerierne 2illeaiien. Oct as
meniife Bortriorfat meoseler, at peo
Wnroerierne for nogle Moaneoer Il.
ben bIep ser or9bt 1889 9lrnerie.
re, 1850 @r9fere, $50 Spriere og
422 aoloaere, | oft 1861 9crioner.
g(ntallet al inoreoe fenbes life og
beder life glntallet of abiiloer cg
@ern. ser er omfomne al Cult og
Efen0iohe0
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-28

Goo gaiis af 10000 OsosfaIo
aorlig fra 3uberfliloie | De 5oreneoe
Stoter bar Den rationale Sorenins
til gef9mpelie af Suberfuloie bereg-
net, at Der itooie er o84, 1884 Men-
neifer, iom Ii6er at oenne Speoom.
Om man letter boer al De 06enoe og
ipge 9lrbejoeres aarlige 5ortienelte til
filn$500, iao bliner ollieepel2ouoets
Cab beo SuberfuIoien $ff4,000,000
ON 9ldret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-28

sreoericb Chapman Ganias Gitp,
30, Der npIi9 blen gift meo, bpao
ban ontog for at bore en- blp nng
Giqe fra 2onoet, blen life lioet oper-
roifet peo iorleoen at fitioe a giel-
iesotteiter fin Suitrus auffert. geo
nrrmere llnoerIeselie piite bet ii9,
at ban gonife rigtie er Susbono 'gsr.
5. 9en iiooer Mrs. Chapman arre-
iteret unoer slnfloge for gigan1i.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-28
SlanOeOe Meooelclier.

ct 9loo 9riisiel bar uoiat Ell
grpmie pao $4,000 Srcs. til ben
Slipper, Der felt gsr Sliren eennem
2uften fra @riisieI til Ditenbe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-28

gtebroifas 5olf er oanrlige airfe.
gengere. Sfslee en- netop offentlig-
giort Stotiitif er oct fun 1870 af
Stotens gefolfning, Der tilbprer no.
gen airfe. Sfel9e iamme Statiitif
finoes Der / Nebraifa 1889 8ap.
litter, f6,629 gongregationaliiter,
1882 Metooilter, 23,862 4Sres6p-
terimere, 59,485 2utberonere og
10O,763 aatoIiffer.
Staten Soma bar 36%o airfegen.
gere, bnorof 117,668 Sutberanere og
207607 aatoliffer.
SD0 9afota bar $50 neo 1908
2ut6eranere og 6t,014 9atoliffer.
Sra gentrenille, gt. s., meooe-
les, at, 6o ct Bor 6anilier forle-
oen foretog en- Sfoptlr og netop bao-
oe leiret fig unoer ct ifpegefulot Ere
for at npoe ct 0foalti0 1 0et frie, blep
oe ongrebet af en- bel Scr af ggern
(Squirrels). 9e inoa 8pr | ct 9tn-
tol al et gor @unore6e Stpffer gif
les poa Wtpno ioo bel iom apinoer
og @ern og beo Dem / 9(nii9tet og
Spnoer, in6tiG belle SeIifobet maatte
flpote oiGo ltorsen. 9erpoo goo
Seirb9rerne zig til at plpnore ben
forlaote 9eir og oioroe fig til gooe
meo oe fprIteIige 9ietter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-28

Sen grpife Gronprins bar saa lin
9ieiIe til 8pIflano pasieret aoriu og
Der oflogt @eiog bos oen tioIi9ere
01iniIterpreiioent Gbeotofis. SEQ in
9(nfomIt bIep Gronprinien bilit meO
eSubel al @efolfnin9en Ser ip9note
SeItene fra Go9nen oa trof Den til
Slottet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-28

Seituoiigterne / Huslano. Ct. ee.
ters6org 8. Sept. Oct officieae 9u.
reau onlloar set ianoipnliee Ssitlio-
6Dtte / ~ @upernementer til: Son.
merbbeoe 702 Waill. 8uo, ginterbbe.
6e 276 0fia., 9fug 114t Mia., Soo.
re SIT MilI., 9Dg 484 @liG.. @fais
II MiG., Sirie II y1iIl. og 9ogbue.
oe SO WliQ. Guo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-28

llnoer en- aamp oeo Saigon mel.
lem frantic SoI0ater og nogle 50.
r6pere orebtes 8 bbioe og en- Sno.
feot A Solooter oeoe of Solitif. 81.
rgberne baboe 10 orebte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-28

Den tprfiife giegering Sra Son.
ltantinopel meloes, at q men e.
t Ell 8olooian, ser er 9eputeret for
&onItantinopel, er blenen uoneont
til Sanoelsn1iniiter og Wfiniiter for
offentlige 9lrbeioer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-28

ltnoer oe ltore eItrigife Moneorer
bIeo forleoen 9fot A gifaoroners @e.
ite ifp for 2psfaiterne, rep Jig lss
og ltormeoe ben ober De iopenoe Col.
ooter, bborof 20 bleo baar6t Iaareoe.
9e fleite Seite bleo iooreoe, og ON
Woreenen maneleoe Der enonu go
Sefte gieginentet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-28

@n 6prftinoe eGeulte forIeoen en-
0roife garis en- 3oife neo 10000
5rcs. So unge D1enneifer leie6e
itrafs efter Den ianme 9roife til en-
Eur 9oulogneifopen, og oa 5aifen
oerefter bleb funoen, bar ben tom.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-28

Omfring 10 Sept. bor ser 9jer.
gene Sdmeit5 raiet en- bolOiomSne.
itorm. 6lere Menneifer er onfom.
men.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-28

s Sen rusiiife 9p Sihernigolp bar
noqle Observation-Disclosures giort6or.
Jog poa at flpgte og pao at lsie De
sbrige Sanger. 0e br9bte en- Opipns.
mono og iooreoe en- oroen, for Or.
oenen blep eenoprettet. 80 Sanger
bIep or9bt, 10 iaarebe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-28

Soften / Sperri9 teener til ct goot
aar. Sele Soften aniloos til 756
DILL. ar. imoo $40 Waiu. Ser. 5ior.
S II tpife 9per er Ser fsrlte
9alooel af bette 9lor bleoet foreto9et
245t 2i9brenoin9er moo 2O89 /
iamme 8iosrum 5ior.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-24
SUPPOSED CROOK IS BADLY
WOUNDED AT oTruMwA WHILE
TRYING TO ESCAPE.
PARTNER MAKES GETAWAYS
WOUNDED MAN IN HOSPITAL
Exciting Chase Ensues After Attempt
to Round Up Negroes Suspected of
( Being Guilty Of Several Robberies-
Injured Man Says Hi. Name is Jim
Jones, of Nowhere.
Special to Times-Republican.

Special to es-Republican.
OttumWa, June 24.-Ottumwa citi-
zens and officers are manifesting less
patience with negro crooks since the
a result of this sentiment a colored
man, who Is a stranger here, is in the
hospital severely wounded from three
bullets fired by pursuers when his ar
rest was attempted.
Because he would attempt to escape
from Burlington special agent when
commanded I'd halt, Jim Jones Color
ed). who claimed to be a riverman and
have no home, lies at the Ottumwa
hospital with bullet wounds in the
neck, back and right hand, while his
partner, whose name is unknown to the
authorities, made good his escape
Special agent for the Burlington, r.
H. Shorts, was on train No. 179 enroute
from Burlington to Lockridge when his
attention was attracted by the entering
of two negroes in the smoking car at
Middletown. Knowing of four houses
being robbed at Burlington Monday
night and two more the night follow
ing. Detective Shorts followed the ac-
lions of the negroes closely. Calling
the conductor, Detective Shorts learned
that the two men paid cash fares using
silver half dollars and were bound for
Ottumwa. He then sent q message to
Chief Gallagher to have a man at the
depot in Ottumlwa to assist him as he
had two suspicious negroes on the
train destined for Ottumwa.
The train was confronted by signal
in the local yards on account of an
other train and came to a stop at the
foot of Ash street. Both negroes alight-
ed from the train and started at a
brisk rate up Ash street toward Main.
Telling the conductor to inform the
officer in waiting at the depot to come
down Immediately to the place of leav-
ing by the negroes, Shorts started in
pursuit of the suspects 1nd called to
them to halt.
Disregarding the command both
men FASTENED their steps and the
shorter of the two, the one who got
away, drew a gun from a hip pock-
ct and displayed a billy club in the
OLHeI, dIiu DOll lileu ,DTOke 1NlO a run.
Drawing his gun Detective Shorts
again commanded them to halt and in
order to escape danger of being shot,
the negro who made good his escape,
lodged behind a woman and two chill
dren at the corner of Ash and Main
streets and started west on the Rock
Island tracks. Jones, the negro cap
|tured, ran east on the Rock Island
tracsk and was pursued by the Off
GERS. He resisted when captured and
in the fight that followed was shot
three times.
He was taken Immediately to the
hospital and his wounds found to be
one shot in the right hand, bullet
lodged in his neck and also in the
back below the right shoulder. Asked
by Chief Gallagher for his name he
stated it DIS Jim Jones, and that he is
la riverman, following river work all
of his life. He has no relations nor
any given home. He would say Moth
ing as to his partner.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-24
SEVENTY OLD SOLDIERS OF
THlRTY.sEcoNo IOWA IN
SESSION AT ELDoRA,
REUNION OPENS TODAY;
e., WILL CONTINUE FRIDAY
Headquarters For This, The Seven.
teenth Annual Event For the Infan-
try Are at tho Presbyterian Church
ALLEN Of Nebraska Unable to Come.
The Program in Detail.
Special to Times-Republlcan.

Special to Times-Republican
Eldora, June 24.-The seventeenth
reunion Of the Thirty second Iowa in
fantry is being held here today, and
continues tomorrow, with headquarters
at the Presbyterian church. There are
about seventy old soldiers in attend
ance, and they are having a very en-
joyable time.
The program today consisted of the
address of welcome by Mayor Tyler.
and response by A. c. Zabriskie. The
evening program will consist OF reci-
tations by Ethel Allison, and Ina Mar
tin. and an address by Rev George F.
Barselow, dean of Memorial College,
Mason City. The wife and daughter
of Senator w. V. Allen. of Nebraska.
are here but Senator Allen wired the
old soldiers that he had been detained
at the last moment, and could not pos
sibly reach Eldora in time for his
promised address.
The program for Thursday morning
consists of business meeting at 8
o'clock and greetings from absent COM
rades; dinner at the Baptist church.
At 1880 p. m. eighteen automobiles
will take the old soldiers and their
wives to the industrial school, where
an entertainment has been arranged
by the officers of the school,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-24
Family Reunion at Hampton.

Special to Times Republican.
Hampton, June 24.-Mrs. o. p. Tay-
Tor and her daughter. Miss Tess. and
san Mobiles. are here for a visit with
relatives. Mrs. Taylor Is a sister of
Mrs. j. NJ. Stout and daughter of
Ira Mobiles, who makes his home with
the Stout family. Last Sunday, the
five sons and daughters of Mr.. No
bles. all that are living of the family,
enjoyed reunion ait the home of w.
S. Mobiles. at Geneva. Those present
besides w. S. Mobiles, the host, were
N. S. Mobiles. Mrs. J. NJ. Stout. Mrs.
D. B. Higley, of Sterling. Kan, and
Mrs. Mobiles. Mrs. Higley has been
here visiting for several weeks.
The elder Mr.. Mobiles Is past IS
years of age, and ii was a rare privi-
lege indeed for man of his age to
see five of his children-all that are
living-under one roof at one time
Mrs. Stout gave a luncheon at her
home Tuesday in honor of her sis
tiers. Many ladies Of the city were
present as guests.
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BODY BADLY muTILA1ED
Elmer Corey, Son of erosion Man,
Found LifeIess on Burlington Right.
of-Way-Did Vaudeville Work.

Special to Times-RepubNcan.
Creston. June 24.-With his head
crushed, and with bruises covering his
left arm and leg, the lifeless and ter
ribly mutilated body Of Elmer Corey.
son of Nate Coorey. of this city, was
discovered Wednesday morning on the
Burlington right three miles
east of Prescott. The exact manner OF
his death has not been determined, as
the body was not discovered till pas
senger No. II reached the scene, and
no signs of life were visible then. Ev-
identity he was struck by one Of the
early morning thru or mail trains, go
ing at high rate of speed For sew
eral years, Corey had been engaged in
vaudeville work, and has been at his
home here only at irregular intervals,
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Buffalo Center.

Buffalo Center.
j. j. Guyer has sold his 12O-acre
farm north of town to Theodore Heinz
of Chicago, and G. G. Pritchard, of this
place. The farm is unimproved, and
the price paid was s46 per.acre.
LeMars.
The John Rolling. ST., 2oO-acre farm,
six miles southeast of LeMars, was
sold by the administrator. Peter Reisch,
at the court house, for $11O an acre.
John Bruschinier, of Remsen, was the
buyer and will move thereon when he
gets possession next March.
oyens.
Mrs. Peter Mullen, residing near
Oyens met with an accident which
might have proven very serious to her.
She was lighting the gasoline stove,
and in some unaccountable manner the
gas had leaked, causing an explosion
She was quite severely burned about
the breast and shoulders.
Iowa Falls.
This city has another new factory.
John lHibner and son, Fred Hibner,
have remodeled the balcony in the rear
of their feed shed, where they will
manufacture their adjustable steel
farm gate In different sizes. They have
installed all kinds of modern machin-
cry necessary to make the gate in any
quantities desired? All the machinery
will be operated by gasoline engine.
Manning.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Greenwaldt
packed their household effects Monday
to become citizens Of Coon Rapids.
Mr.. and Mrs. Greenwaldt have resided
in Manning for the past three years,
and have made many warm friends
here who regret to see them leave, but
as Mr.. Greenwaldt has accepted the
cashiership of the First National Bank
there, it becomes necessary for them
to move.
Vinton.
The death Of John David Nichols
Sunday, June 20. marks the passing
away of one Of the strong characters
of Benton county. Coming as he did
to the county in the early sixties ne
became a strong factor In its building
and development. He was a strong
personality and solid judgment But
few important steps were taken in the
civic and political life OF the county
without his advice and judgment.
PIainfield.
One Of the largest family reunions
that has occurred in this section Of the
country for some time was that OF the
Lynes family. of Plainield and vicin-
lily, which took place at. the home of
]. ]. Lynes, one mile south OF Plainneld,
Saturday There We're seventy-one at
the Lynes home, who had gathered
there to participate in the festivities Of
the day. ]. J. Lynes.. president. and
Mrs. Charles Farnsworth, secretary,
were elected to. hold over for another
year. and IL was voted that the next
|reunion be held at the A. J. Blaisier
home in Nashua. June 1910.
Spencer.
Starr Goodale, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Goodale, Of Miller's Bay, met
with serious accident. Starr was liv-
} ing with his grandparents, Mr.. end
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Deafness. Cannot 30 cur.d

by local applications. as they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness.
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an infiamed con-
dition of the mucous lining OF the
Eustachian Tube. When this tube ia
inflamed you have a rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing. and when it is en-
tirely closed, deafness is the result. and
unless the inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored to its nor
NAL condition. hearing will be DESTROYED
forever; nine eases out Of ten are
caused by Catarrh. which Is nothing
but an infamed condition Of the mu-
cous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case Of deafness Caused by
catarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars. free.
FL. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-.
patton.