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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-11

n1ltiuortllf leien, mos 0oS 9cpartc=
nlent oe@ Sntern IN Gerbin0uno nit
Den rleIlgen &obIeno0ern in Mlosfa,
aus melfen Die Gontrooerie ent.
1prnl1g, getbon bat. @Eu5 Dem @rltns
DC, DoB @IaoiS ais Gbci Der 6el0o6.
tbellitn9 oes General 2onOumts Qe.
gen Den EerIud a%nfGmpfte, ole SIN
pride ouf 100000 Ader reiher Sob
lenlonoereien in Ilaafa, ourllnter
0le Gunntn9bom'i6en lnipriihe 51t
potentlren, uno Dab er erflGrte, es
lei babel 9etrug inn Spiele oeUeien,
geriefb er, lpie er iagt, in ernItlide
Shpierigteiten, uno olS Die ariiiS
fam fano er, ooB YrGiioent Gaft iiir
Sollingcr, Den SetretGr oeS Snncrn
clngenomnlen mar.
Sort hritte Scr &anuIars
soften.
Gin bier bonn SIt6muS Don 8una.
ma c%ingeloufener offi3ieaer 8crid,t
beiogt, OdB oo9 gr0Bte, iemalS al eli.
mem ein5igen Gage an Den Sdleuien
BON 8atun gelegte Guontrm Son.
fret am Sonntog, Den "a. Sfto6er,
geIegt lullroe, uno an 0ieiem 5oge
1904 &ubifDoros ben 33,24S 9ubit.
Nar05 bcigefii9t mlIroen, Die bis 5lrm
%. Sftobcr BORT Nelegt moroeu limo.
Bur Belt lit ole gr6Bte Nn5obl Nrbei-
ter, Die ie 81 cincr Belt an Dem go
%ronlotouol beihGitigt mor, BORT an
Der Nrbeit, nGmltdJ 1920. Cine Tb-
nubmc Der 3obl Der gciduItcn ome=
rifuniiden Hrbciter miro BON Der
&unol Gommiiiion 0urb ooS De
Itrc6cn erflGrt, cine &crminocrlmg
Der 3obl Der Stellltnqen bon Iufie.
bern cintrctcn 5l laiien.
Nu3Qe5ei 6 nete Grnote.
Nl3 8eitrng 81 Dem geltern pom
glderbou . 9cpnrtement u%er0iic1tlid)-
ten geriHt, in DEM Die porl0rii9c
glbidGblulg Scr %beurigcn Grnoten on
Moi3 mo onocrcu 6elOiriidtcn oll-
gcgcbcn miro, bat ooa ltotiitiide 9ii.
rcult oeS Ndcrbou = Geporten1entS
Die 9bih0bunqcn noditebenocrGrnO.
ten per0iientliht: @interluoiSen
432,920,0OO 9uibel; Sriibiobrsmoi-
Sen 29t ,S4S,0O0 9ui6el; Soier $685.
618.000 9uibeI; @erIte 1G4,G36,O00
@ltibel mo Hoggen 3t,006,000 9u.
lhel.
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Federation Of 2abUr."

yTebcrnttuu OF SabUr."
III. 2. Steel So" oIs Der idIinmItc
6ein6 Der organiiirten Irbeit De.
mln3irt. Cine Neiberitimms
rchtS- EIunfe. - gmpieblungeu
0e9 Gretutiprotbs.
Toronto, Ont, 10. Nopember.
- Sm @onpent Der federation OF
2obor" bradte q. s. Wc9lroIe, RrGs
Iioent Der ,Imalgumateo Nlociatipn
Ct ISron, Steel on0 Tin @orferS,"
einen 8eid]lllB Elm, nelder Die II. z:
Steel Corporation" iiir ben mGhtig.
item uno ihlimmIten 6eino Der orga.
niiirten9lrbeit erfldrt mro WaBregeIu
cinpiiebIt, nm Die g%egempGrtie idme-
bcnoen Strites Der oifiliirten Crgas
nilationen m~irtianer 5i mohcu. Ger
&rrihIog muroe Dem Gomite iiir BE
i6liiiie mlterbreitet.
Yroieiior 6rancis Squire Gottcr,
BrGIiOent Der yNational american
&omon'S Outrage Niiociotion,"
belt cine Reoe 3u @uniten oc$
8rouenitimmreftS. Ger Gonpent
nubm cine An5abl meiterer 8eritJtc
eittgegen. ISn einem 9erif)t oeS Gre
t%ntipratbs Der 6eoeration meroen ole
GinbaItsbeieble geaen Irbeiter. Cego.
niiotionen Idori angegrtiien; ebenio
iutro oeroommt, boB man fem Ser
iabren Dor @eidmorenen beluiai9tc.
Gann miro empfoblcu, 6oB ole or
ganiiirteu 9trbeiter Shritte t~reiien,
I'm poiicnoe 9iirger 3ll ernennerL oic
eDentuclle Safan8en I'M O%berbunoeS-
Gerift uno ben nieoeren 9unoes9c-
riften o~ls5lfiilen boben.
9e5iiglih Ser Nlterspeniion muroc
cine Gorloge init Dem 9eitimnnng
emgerctft, baB cine yOlo glge Some
@uarb" orgoniiirt merbe. Qieie ioa
lih aus 2euten iiber SIS Sabre 5uiont-
mcuicBen, Die fem Gigentbum inn
@ertbe Don iiber $4,000 beIiBen,
u6er oeren Ginfommen iGbrIid) niht
$40 ii9erifreitet. 8cnn oieie 8or-
luge pomG ongreB angenommen miro,
f0nncn oieie Bcrionen bei'm arieQa.
SetretGr ibre @eIude umgintro9lng
IN Die Beniton5sS tammrole einrei.
den, nm bon Der Hegierrmg j1brlif
Ill QludrtolS .Hoten $500 81 empion=
gen.
Gin Sheil oeS 9eridtS lit Dem Gin.
monoerungs. @eien gemiomet. DDS
~Gouncil" iagt unter Anoercm: Sc
3iiglih Der ruiiii6en @inwanoerer
tonnen mir MIR auf Dos iaftum oui-
mcrflam MADDEN, ooB Die ginponoe.
RING oieler 2elte lno iold)er aus an
ocren S0lferihaitcu meiterer 81.
lfrdnfl!ngen beoori. Seoqb erfen-
lien MIR al, ooB oie Geportiruua BON
Gtmponoercrn, melfc aus RuBlono
tomlnen, prottiih beoelltet, ooB man
fl Der 8naoe elmer brlltalen Nuto.
frotie %preiSglebt.
5n Dem 9eridt miro iernerbin emf
problem, ooB ieoer 8eriu6 geruodt
fteroe, Die Grbeiten sur @onierpirunN
Der notiirlifen Siilfsqueuen 81 M
terltilben, Die nidt orgoniIirten Pr.
better Deran5u5iebeu ulle ole oifiliir-
ten Sercinigungen on5uipornen, iorg.
rGltiger Ole Homen ser 5irmen 5u
pcrofientlidelt, Die llnion- Nrbeitcr
brihoftiaen unb ibre Gtobliiiement3
cub in ionitdrer 9e3iebuug rihtig
leiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-11
q 0m raj 6iibcr's HonG-
Crb0bupQ.

&on0ou, 10. Nooember. - 2orO
| IomiroI Iobn lr6uthnot 6iiber,
&or0sGomniiiGr Der }l%OmirolitGt m0
critcr Warine- NOirltont 0ca &0niQ&
rucldcr a%cleQentIif Oe8 f6nigliden
@eburtStogc9 sur EoiramiirOc Crbos
ben DltrOe, mor icit Dem Sabre 1905
Nomirol ser britiihen Glottc. &m
Sabre 1871 geboren, lit err I'M Nlter
BON 0rci3c6n ,{abrcn in Die W}oriuc
cingetrctcn mnO bat iid) oOc1 Der
4ife" cnrporQcurbcitct. @cIcgcntlid
Der DISCRIMINATION DER &onoIflottc
i'm Sabre 1907 bate NonIirol 6iiber
cine crnitc Giiiercn5 nit Zorro G6or.
les 9crcaior0 iibcr Ocrcn 3uiommens
iebunQ. %ublifm mo &orIumcnt
crQriiicn Eortci in Dem Strcitc, mo
iuioIac ser GiiIercnjcn mwOc &oro
Charles @crc2iorO olrd) Die (b6tiA
felt Der 6ilbcrsFortci i'm VI1rj .. ).
ans Der aonolilottc ~0cOrGnQt.
Ser elmer mcrt1.
Oollen &uni il iommluug
perrin, 10. Nopcmbcr. %n
2cpfc'3 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in Der
aodItroBe bcHom Qcitcrn sic Ser
ItciAcrung Der berii6mtcn &unitidmm
hing 0cS Oc%ritorbcncn EroQcr Grci-
bcrrn bon Gamma. 0ercn @c9im mQn
III blcliaen &unittrciien idon InuQc
nit bobem &ntcrciie CntAcqcn iuh.
Sic miro mcbrerc Gage mnOolcrn.
Ncnte aelongtcn in2Aciommt FIG We.
aenitGnOe 5ltr &erItcincrunQ, sic 310,-
600 Worf brohtcn. IS bouOclt lidl
nm alnItgc0enit0uoc aus @olO, Gil.
Der ut6 Eor5cllon. Gin Eor5cuuns
NliioB aus Dem ~. &obrbrmocrt gina
fir 100000 Wort, Elm Goblet aus
Gem 10. &obrbrmoert iilr 10000
Wiorf fort.
9rion0 iicQtc.
YoriS, 10. Nopentbcr. - 9ie
Gcplltirtcntnnmtcr ucrluurL Der Sor-
ocrung 0eS Fremierminilter5 @rionO
entiprehcnO, ser Die aabinetsirogc
%IteIlte, Die @infiiDrunQ Der 2iitenpubl
Tiir Die n0d)itelJ N8ablcn an StcQc Der
Observation-Disclosures nit bctrG6t-
lif)er Oiebrbeit. 9riono pcrpfli6tcte
lid, Die &iitennobl nod) Der nGdIten
Neplltirtenmobl cin6uiilbrcn.
@i0rn ION mad 8oriS.
Gbrtitiouio q, 10. Nopeml6er. -
Ger berilbmtc normcgii6c Iidtcr
@lornlticrnc @j0rnion, ueld)cr nGb-
reno ser IeBtcn iiinf Monote Ihrucr
front gcueIen mar, lit 0eitcrn Nl6eno
IN ei1em Spc5iol-&nipito(moqe1 bier
ourtgereiit. Ter Mogen brin9t i'm
olreft nod Eori@, no @i0rnion iid
Der INSTRUMENTATION 9cbouh-
lung ilntcr5ieben miro.
EoriS, 10. Nopem6cr. - 8i6rlr-
ion 1T bclltc Nbcno bier u10cfoulmell.
Gr mlroe am 9obnboi Nlird) cincn
Sertreter 0c@ Ercm.icr$ 9riunO be
DiQtonmnet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-11
Zen Wancn Sd)iaer's.

6eItlifteiten 81 Gbren 0eS groBen
Iid)ters om $50. SobreStoge lei.
ner 8eburt in p%erifie0cnen StGos
ten oes 2anoeS.
Ct. &ouiS, DO, 10. Nouember.
- ct. 2ouiS hotte oieiea Sobr cine
groBurtige Sdiaer5 5eier, cine CLAN.
5enoere ais iemolS bel 0hnIiden PIN.
l1iien 5l Stonoe fam. Gie 6eier mar
cine oreifohe. Gin9eleitet lpuroen Die
Serunitoltln9en bereitS nmt leBten
Sonntug burd) cine acknowledging
i'm nS6eon", mobei inter &eituug MI
lereS oeutiden WfltienoireftorS Serb.
@elb Dos @ritlingsmerf oes 9ibters,
Sic &Glber"', a~ufgefiibrt muroe.
Selte Mben0, an Sd)iuer'S 8eburtS
tag, fono i'm nOoeon" elm ofuoemi-
ld)er NbenO itutt. 6erner pernnitalte.
ten bellte ouf a%nregung BON Yrof,
Hotbmonn, Dem 9iiliS.S uperinten-
0enten Der offentlihen ShulelL ale
Sfulen III Der Stu6t ct. 2ouis cine
6eionoere SdiQer. Seier in Den Sful-
2otolen. Zen SdluB Der Seller bill.
oct Elm GROCER SeIt,Gommers Iiir
Serren ilno Numen ont Somltag
abenO, oen Is. Nopember.
Gbicugo, 10. Nopember. lin.
ter 2eitu1g oeS bieiigen Sdnpaben.
Gereins fono beute, nu 100. @eburtS.
togc 6rieOrid b. Sdtaer'S, cine @ei
Oentfcier I'M Sincoln.Eort an Geltf.
mol oeS Gifters Itott. Ter @ongreB.
I~bgeoronete iSenrp 9. 9outell unb
Yrof. Storr @iaoro Cutting bon Der
Chicago llniperiitdt bielten NnIpro'
d)et bel Der @eleaenbeit. sir ben
Nbeno mar cine Seitlidfeit IN Der
Noroieite.S urnbale uorgeIeben, bel
melter BON Witglieoern oes &ereina
.@ollenitein'S Eager" aufgefiibrt
muroe. Gie 9ireftion oes 9eutid)en
9heoterS peronitaltete acitern abeno
oils 8orieier cine groBc 6eitporitel,
lung.
buffalo, H.-O, 10. Nopember.
Ger hielige Staotperbono oeS
9eutid).a merifoniifen Nntionalbun.
OeS bat fir bellte cine srobe Sdiaer.
8eodd)tniBfeier porbereitet. 9eutiher
Heoner oes Iben0S mar Erof. Huo.
5ontbo. jun, BON Der Golumbia.l lni.
perlitdt; Die en9liid]e Seitreoe bieit
Heu. Or. 3. Spatt Smitb bon bier.
Gle beutifen Stuoenten Der perifie-
oenen Sodyi6uleil botten iiir ole tSeier
einen WoIiendor %einituhirt. Ir. 8lts
Itop Hommel bate einen iinnigen
Eroloa geOidtet. Gus Gomite fir bic
8eoenffeier bat ben auftrog erbulten.
Die @ororbeiten fir oie Grrihtung
zines Shi1er. unb Goethe. Ienfmals
m ole Wege 5u letter..
Donn9Stomn Sbio. 10. Top.
Sier miro Die Sdiaer.6 eoenfieier
an II. Nopember, onitott am 10. Ro.
pember, Dem eigentliden 9eburtstae,
ltottfinoen, neil Der fir Die 0eutidje
6eltreoe geiid)erfe Yrof. Hiio. Sombo,
inn., Don Der 9olnm6ia.llniberiitdt
on feinem .onoeren Gage SIT baben lit.
3idferi@. u. 9obcod bon Glepelono
miro Die engliihe IeOc balten.
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niht mcni8cr dis II @o6n0ru6cn
aus Der Stcil5cit oiicn Qelegt. llu-
Ter Den 5u Gage g%eior0crten @cgen.
%It0n0en %befinoen lid elm 1000 Sabre
oltca, aus 5bou gciormtcS meibli-
dies, m6ctlci0ctco 8%0ttcrbi(0, 0a$
0ItcItc bcfonntc Menifcnbilo mo Der
dltcitc lopieroicn.
81 ely Monote Salt meqer
9tgomie e.
Gr. Nobert SAUL, aus elmer andc-
lcbellcn mo reiden 9ertiner 6anIi.
lie, mltroc III Seip5ig megen 9igamie
81 odlt Wonotcn @efdngniB uerltr.
tbcilt. &n Sabre 1899 ginq or nil
cincm jlungcn Of0Odcn, Ioncn3
WunfcI, nod Nncrito ourd) mo bel.
rotbctc lie i'm Gftober 1898 in 30
ton. Tieier Gbe e~utiproiien 5ruri
ain0cr. &m Gc5Gnbcr 1897 tnlrbtc
Edllt Damn pl0BIi6 IN 2onOou nit
elmer ilun0Cn HuiiiIL Nomen5 2poio
Gbotom, nllf, Ole CT bnl0 0oralyi
glcid)fnll5 beirntbCtc. Seine Dor @e.
ridt geltenO gemndtc 9cbullptun9,
eln GnOerer bobe inter ieinem Ra.
men in 2on0on sic 5rueitc Gbe &c.
ldloiIcrL lpltrOe O1wd) Sen Rod)meiS
Der Gd)t6cit ser itulloe3umtlidICll
llntcridriit miocrlcQt morouf OoS
@eridt i'm nerurthciItc.
3 ron50i dc IS olOmc-
ootllc fiir 3cppeliu.
9ic Gbrung. mcIdJe Die Gron56ii
lhc NtoOcmic Ocn @roien Zeppelin
hat 5lttbciI mer0cn loiicn, inoem lie
Dem criol9rcideu <itiAiiier ole
@ol0enc Mc0oilc pcrlie6, bat bier
nui ooS Angcncbmitc beriibrt. Nu.
mentlid) bereitct ole Nlts5cidnug
ocnicnigcn &rciicn grobc @cnnQtbll-
llng mcld)c eiiri1 bemiibt iiuo,
frelln0nodborlid)e 9e5ie6lmgen 5lui=
Idcn GclltIdIun0 wn0 6roftreit Der.
}ltltcQcn,
Bar cUoIs9oQlon fiir NUS
luu0.
Cine rl1iiiihe GolNniiiion bait iicD
sur Belt SIT 9ittcricln int preuBiifcn
Ne9lcrungSbc5irf Mcrieburg ouf. Sic
ucrbonoelt BORT mcgen 0ca N%nfouiS
zines Eoriepol.9oQons. &hlt Die
moBgcbenOen 8ewolten I'M G5orell,
reid pcnOen ser G%ntmidelllng ser
SltItlhiiiiobrt ncuerOinga crbobtc
Nltfmcrfiumfeit 5u.
der Yrin5 Miro
prem lid er GoOett.
Rriu5 Nlcroilocr pom @riehcnlor0
lit in Die Sallpt-G 81
Crops ihterfeloe cingetretcn. Gr III
Der 5%rucitGItcitc Sobn OcS aronprin-
sen GonitQntin welder NIT eiler
Sdwciterr oeg gaaiierS, &rin5ciiin
Sophic- pesnaMt lit, I&rinB, MIerota
Der lit I'M Sllli 1893 9eborcn.
&crioiIHnN iirr Mcdleu
surg.
Giner WclOu1Q ans Shmerin GIT
rolge, miro oic meme &crfoiiunQ&.
'Sorloge Dem Observation-Disclosures
tag am 10. 9toucmber 5ugeben. Sir
liebt p rittcrihoftlihe, % lon0ihuft-
lide, fl ltGOtiihc, 90 pom 2onO &c.
mGbltc mo > BON oen beioen @ror
%ber509cn ernmtnte g(bgeoronete Dor.
@oblbereftiQt iouen oue metlen-
bltrgiIhen Stcuer5obIer iein, meld)e
cillen eigcncn @mlSGolt beiiBcn.
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Sei Grf1ltumNem

treble man sails uno 9rult, and, Die
Subipblen NIT Or. Mihter'S
PAIN EXPELLER
ein. Wirtt iofort linbern0 mo bel
lrno. % mo SOC. in Ipotbetcn.
9tur edit nit Infer.
i. No. Mihter & Gu.
tans Ausbftaot, 1bRrinstHl
211 Ssarl Street. Teiu ynrf.
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Samorrboioen tn 6 bic IA 5aaen turirt.
9u5p Sintment furiri iudenoe. bltune, blus
bis IL Iuqen ooer onS @clS yurAdcrilottci zoe
tgtobttiNp ,GWite)
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9onoon, 10. Nopember. - Ntitt
einiaf Wontogu, ionbcrn @ontagll
8ueit bieb Der @eburtSta9S9oit oca
aonigs, beiien ploBliher SoO ouf eli.
ner Sago bel Sunoringbom Den pI0B.
lihen Ibbrud oller @eburtStogSieier.
li6feiten peronloBte. M~pntoeu 8lteit
mar Der Sobn bon Sir Soliab Sobn
@lieit unb Der Gnfel OeS Carl OF 2in0.
iep. Ser aonig idGste i'm 10 iebr ais
olten uno 9etreuen Sreuno, oob or
olle fiir Den Heit Der @od)e onqcieB.
ten 8eronitoltungen ailibob.
@ueit aeb6rte 81 Den in Der Con.
Soner @eieuidait am meiiten bctonn.
ten decentralization. Gr beiob cillen
oiiseeprogten Gbaroftcr unO luur0c
in intinien &reiien y9iortp" 9enannt.
Bel ben 5unttionen beS SoieS mar er
elm itets nilfommener @oit. Gin be.
geiiterter SportsnIan. 9od)tliebbober
rnb aunittenner, beioB CT cine prGd,.
tige Sammlung BON Iruduerfen uno
yric.asgroc. er mar i'm Sabre 1899
geboren.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-02-25
ATTACK ON THE MAYOR.

Marshalltown, Feb. 24.-Advising
his congregation not to get into the
habit of voting for one candidate re-
peatedly,. and assailing the admins
tration of Mayor o. L. Ingledue, Rev.
James MCGEE, pastor Of the Baptist
church, has created quite a stir in a
sermon. McGee's attack on the may
Or was called forth because of the ex-
1stence of the brothal which the
preacher declares -rould not exist IL
the mayor SO decreed.
Mr.. McGee quoted the mayor as
saying that brothals were permitted
to exist because the people demanded
them. The preacher put the question
to his audience, and asked If they
were responsible for the demand. "If
the people of Marshalltown are re-
sponsible, and demand houses of Ill
fame, admit it," demanded the pastor.
If not, make the mayor take it
back
Mayor Ingledue, who declares that
the preachers of the city, are uniting
in concerted action to attack his ad-
ministration, says that he never made
the statement that here was a de.
mand for the brothel. He declares
that what he did say was that the
brothel had existed since Bible times
and always would What he wanted
to do was to curb the vico and hold it
within bounds.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-02-25
WOOlteX Garments
Style Leaders
Styles This Year Are
MarvelS of the De-
Signer'S Art.

From the east, the south, the north
and the west comes an array of the
most beautiful designs ever displayed
to the human eye. From the fashion
centers of the world. where all the
dazzling radiance of the latest crea-
lions in women's wearables, come the
latest cuts, trimmings and Innings
all contribute to the manufacture of
the Wooltex garments this year. New
er In the history Of clothes making
have any manufacturers gone to such
painstadng gathering of styles and
clothes. The products Of the finest
and most durable looms in the world
the craftiest gems of the fashion max
er's art, are at your disposal and are
embodied in the Wooltex garments
for the coming season.
Wherever style reigns, wherever so
ciety leaders are found, the WoolteS
garments are worn, and those for sale
In this city are exactly the same az
those produced at the factory which
are sold to the exclusive trade in al
| the large cities in the United States.
The manufacturers of the justly
| famous garments have spared no ex
pense, they have delved into the re
hottest parts OF the nations in order tt
bring to light. gems in fashions ant
fabrics that were never heard of be
FORE
In either style any one is assured
Of perfect fit in the Wooltex--th,
graceful clinging folds of the loose fit
ting are pleasing to the eye, and thu
semi and tight fitting win admiration
from the most critical
The Phillips Big Store company o
this city is indeed fortunate in hay
ing the sole agency for these exclu
sive garments and have now on dis
play many Of the latest creations am
are receiving shipments daily.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-02-25
MAIL ORDER SUIT THwARTED.
Chicago Firm Ignores Indictment In
Iowa Federal Court, Leaving. the
nnaa~a,,a;z. mr. IL, AZ. n;,y

Iowa Federal Court, Leaving the
Prosecution CUP in the Air.
! Des Moines, Feb. 24.-Sears, Roc
buck & Co., of Chicago will not be
compelled to stand trial in the United
States district court for Iowa on d
charge of using the mails improperly.
Fudge Smith Mcpherson has handed
hown an opinion, holding that the big
mail order house cannot be brought to
iowa for trial on an Indictment, re-
burned by the federal grand jury in
Des Moines
Summons to appear served on the
Becretary Of the company in Chicago
was ignored. The court announced
That the summons will be allowed 20
STAND a reasonable time and If the
government SO desires indictment can
be sought in the Illinois federal court.
The indictments charged shipping
goods, paid for in advance, which were
pot of the same quality and form as
indicated by advertisement catalogues
and circulars.
s While holding that the Iowa court
has jurisdiction because the mil
matter was distributed her, Judge Nc.
Pherson says the company placed Il.
self out Of the reach of the court by
Falling to appear. AS the company
abs no agency or property in Iowa, he
points out that a judgment could no:
be satisfied even If obtained.
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ASH GROVE.

Ash Grove-Rev. Alvah Huff filled
thu pulpit at the M. e. church Sunday
morning.
Jay Hunter and family spent Sunday
at Sherman DAVIS.
Allen Proctor and family spent Sum
day at the c. e. Roberts home.
Rev. Pierson failed to fill his ap-
pointment here Sunday.
Mrs. Lou Cassill left Monday for
Muscotah, Kansas to visit relatives
Thomas Fletcher and family OF
Green Valley were recent visitors al
Fent Cassill's.
l.. Hannah and daughter Ella were
Ottumwa visitors Tuesday
O. K. Day and family are moving
into the Fletcher property in the
south part Of town. Mr.. Day will open
general store at this place.
Iva Elder was the guest Of Ada AL
brioht Sunday.
Stella Albright spent Sunday with
Belle Hannah.
c. w. Huff closed very successful
term of school at Germany Tuesday
DR.. Luther Carey Is visiting rela-
tiyes and calling on old friends al
this place.
Miss Hazel Selman is spending this
week at the Jay Hunter home.
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CHANGE HOLINESS MEETING.
Hereafter Association convenes at
Oskaloosa-Session to be
Held in June

Oskaloosa, Feb. 24.-It was an
nounced yesterday that for the third
consecutive time the annual camp
meeting of the National and Iowa Hol-
mess associations will be held at the
Central Holiness University park in
Oskaloosa, June 3 to IA, 1909. Dur
Ing the preceding nineteen years
these assemblies were held in Des
Moines, which city is designated N
the constitution as thee hief place Of
business, but the building CT Central
Holiness university here it was found
convenient to change place for hold
Ing the national camp meeting.
The leaders OF the camp meeting
have been chosen as follows: DR.. G.
y. Fowler, president national associa-
tion, Boston, Mass; Rev. B. Carradinc
St. Louis; Rev. c, w. Ruth, Indianap.
pills, Ind; Rev. Bud Robinson, Pencil,
Tex; Rev and Mrs. j M. Harris,
musical directors, Evanston, III.
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eight years he was president Of the
Iowa Wesleyan university and since
his retirement from that position
quite number of years ago, has been
living a retired life.
DR.. Spaulding was born in Wayne
county, New York on the 18th Of
April, 1927. When about eight years of
age the family removed to the north
ern part Of Indiana. He attended the
Ashbury university and graduated In
1854. He came here in the fall Of the
next year and was a teacher in the
college here for several years. He also
was in other educational positions
and engaged Is pastoral work several
years, filling pastorates at Ottumwa,
Burlington, Washington, Fairfield and
keosauqua. He concluded his active
work by acting as president Of the col
lege.
He married Miss Martha Berry,
daughter of DR.. Berry, president Of
Ashbury university and later presi-
dent of the college here, in November,
1854. She died in the spring of 1900.
Their four children are, still living:
Cora. widow of John McKibben, makes
her home at Topeka, Kas.; Ida, wife
Of Greeley W. Whitford, an attorney
and leading politician Of Denver;
Wilbur B.. claims attorney for the San
Francisco railway, and Stella, Mrs.
Hoffman, resident of st. Louis.
The remains will be brought to Mt.
Pleasant on Thursday for interment.
according to a telegram received by H.
T. Bird The funeral will be held Fri
day morning at II o'clock from the
Methodist church.
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AGENCY.

Agency-Mr. and Mrs. E. Z. Cash
of Abba and Mr.. and Mrs. Lambertof
Ottumwa and Mr.. Humphrey Of Coun-
ty Line attended the johnson funeral
The funeral of the infant son of Mr..
and Mrs. Leroy Watkins was held on
Monday at a. m. Interment in the
Agency cemetery.
J. w. Buchanan of Kansas, who
has been visiting his parents and other
relatives here was called home on ac-
count Of the serious illness Of a child.
Miss Fannie Nye who has been Ill
is improving
An overalls social will be given by
the men Wednesday evening March
8. The men are to all wear overalls
and do all the work and the ladies to
be the guests of honor
Walter Myers who attended the fun
eral of his mother here last week has
returned to his home in Nebraska.
Mrs y. S. McCombs who has been
very i'll Is slowly recovering. but w. r.
Warren who has been sick for some
time Is no better.
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BIG CORN SHOW WON FOR CITY.
Iowa Corn Growers Select Des Moines
for Exhibition, Convention and
the Short Course


Des Moines, Feb. 24.-Des Moines
has won over Ames in the contest for
the show and convention of the Iowa
Corn Growers association. 1t was an
nounced yesterday that the special
committee Of the corn growers has de-
cided unanimously In favor Of this
city The meeting will be held the
second week in December
The Commercial club agreed to pro-
vide short course and all the other
features and accommodations enjoyed
at Ames. Instructors from the state
college will conduct the school and
will bring their apparatus from the in
stitution. The farmers of the state
and the students in the local colleges
who desire to avail themselves Of the
opportunities offered will take advant-
age Of the course and furnish abund-
ant material for the teachers. Presi-
dents Of the various colleges have
agreed to excuse students from regu-
lar classes to permit them to enter
the corn course.
The meeting Of the corn growers
will be one of the most important con-
ventions Of the year The attendance
will be large and it will be the first Of
series Of shows calculated to cast a
shadow on the big corn show support.
ed by Omaha
The members of the committee who