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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-11-23
ARRESTED ON
SEDUCTION CHARGE
Extra Young Man Brought Back From
Nebraska To Answer Charger
Out On $500 Bail.

Deputy Sheriff Sunberg returned
Saturday from Blair, Nebr., where he
secured Alva Leffingwell, a young man
about twenty years old, who had
been placed under arrest on a charge
of seduction. The young mans home
is at Extra and the young lady in the
case is also resident of that section
of the country The charge against
the young man was made about three
weeks ago but he was not located until
last week
Leffingwell was taken to the office of
county attorney, Fl. J. Mantz, where he
waived preliminary hearing and was
bound over to the grand jury which will
be in session the fore part of December.
He was released on $500 bond.
We are not familiar with the facts in
the case and can only state what was
brought out at the county attorneys
office. The young man will have his
freedom until the grand jury meets and
at that time things may take a different
turn. The fact that the young man is
not Of age will have some bearing on
the case. Matters may yet be adjusted
so the young man will not be prosecuted.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-11-23

that could be by the most skilled
physicians, but all in vain, Sister Oar
mold succmbed, Now 10Th, being IL
years, eight months and seven days of
age.
About 2 years ago the subject of this
article publicly confessed Christ, under
the labors of Charles G.. Stout, uniting
with the Church of Christ, and has
remained as such until the time of her
death. She was Chaplin of the Relief
Corpse here for two years and they
were present in a body at the funeral.
Mr. and Mrs. Darnold came to Audu-
bon, August 25th, 1875, and have lived
here ever since. The writer of this
sketch visited with sister Darnold quite
frequently, and found her perfectly
resigned to the will of our heavenly
Father, and that she fully trusted in
Him who has promised neverto leave or
for-sake in time of trouble.
Funeral services were conducted from
the Church of Christ" Tuesday fore
noon, at 1890 where large company
of neighbors had gathered to pay their
last tribute of respect to a mother, a
Companion, a neighbor and a friend.
The deceased leaves a loving compan-
ion, children, % grandchildren,
great-grandchildren and ahost of friends
to mourn their loss, which was demon.
strated by the large floral offerings that
were placed upon her casket.
May the bereaved ones have strength
and grace to bear this burden of sorrow
are the wishes of the writer. Intermeni
was made in Maple Grove cemetery.
]. J. Rupert, Pastor,
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-11-23
Route Three
Has Lived Here Thirty-one Years.

p. L. Carter took time Monday to
drop into the Office 10 get acquainted
with the new editor. He said be liked
the Republican real well and was
greatly interested in the contest now
being carried on by this paper. Mr..
Carter came to this county from Penn
sylvania thirty-one years ago. He broke
out 120 acres of sod and the first year
he was here it was so dry that he was
compelled to quit work for while.
He worked for three weeks on the
construction of the G. NJ. q st.
p. and when it had rained enough that
fall so he could do blowing, he returned
to his farm. The second year he had
his farm in wheat and that year smut
took the whole thing. The third year
he planted to corn and the Kansas
variety froze while it was still in the
roasting ear season The fourth year
he was hailed out. So it will be seen that
all was not roses and poetry when Mr..
Carter first came to Audubon county
He bought his land for 81 an acre and
had harder time making both ends
meet than the farmer of today has with
land ut $3.50 per acre. He kept a stiff
upper lip and smiled through all his
misfortunes and now he is on top. Mr.
Carter is whole souled fellow and a
genial. pleasant man to meet.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-11-23
Audubon Men Buy Business.

A business change of some Importance
was closed in this city yesterday when
Hansen & Vermilya of Audubon
traded for the j. L. Purdy stock of
general merchandise. The work of in
voicing is in progress as the Enter
prise goes to press and will probably
be completed today. In the trade Mr..
Purdy gets fine 80 acre farm near
Garden Grove, Iowa. Messrs. Hansen
q Vermilya are among the leading mer-
chants of Audubon and have been en-
gagged in business in that city for a
number of years. They inform us that
it is their intention to keep the stock
and enlarge it as the business de-
mands. We did not learn whether eth
er of the members of the firm expect
to move TO Cumberland or not or
whether they will place a man in
charge of the business. Cumberland
Enterprise
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-11-23
LARGE NUMBER OF
DEATHS RECORDED
Audubon And Vicinity Suffering--
Many Aged People Not Able To
Withstand Winter Weather.

E. H. Cole. died very suddenly in this
city early yesterday morning. 1t was
learned that he was not very well but
no one dreamed that death would follow
so soon. Mr.. Cole was born near Cleve-
land, Ohio, April 3. 1885 and died Nov.
%, 1911 aged rs years, six months and
nineteen DAYS. He married Ewnice
Howard in Morrow county, Ohio, Nov.
), 1854, and to this union six children
were born all having passed to the
great beyond but the youngest daughter,
Mrs. Anna Wickman, of st. Paul.
MINI. He leaves wife, six grand
children. six great grand children, two
brothers, j. w. B. and ID. d. Cole, of
Audubon. He voted for Fremont in
1856. Served in Co. B. 28th Iowa during
the Civil war He with his brother, Ii.
L. Cole came to Iowa in 1857. Funeral
services will be held tomorrow after
noon at the Christian church.
Margaret Reagan was born in Upper.
airy, Ireland, March 1926. and died al
aged S5 years and seven months Al
the age of twenty she was united in
marriage to Jermiah McCarty also OF
Tipperary. To this union two children
were born, viz Michael mccarthy, OF
York. Nebr., and Mrs. John Mullen, oil
Creston. Iowa.
After coming to America, Mr.. Me.
Carly died. A number of years later
she was united in marriage to Michael
Mcclure, of County Waterford. Ireland
To them were born five children, viz
Mrs. David Hill, Mrs. Henry Michel
Mrs. VIM. Coyne, Sr.. deceased; Mrs
Henry Baughart, of Cascade, Iowa, and
Miss Mary Mcclure who lives at home
Misses Wayne Michel ond Margarer
Coyne have lived with their grand
mother since the death of their owl
mothers. The deceased is survived by
thirteen other grandchildren and foui
great grand children. Mr.. McGuir,
died just thirty years ago, hi
death occurring also on Nov. 12, in tn,
year 1878. The remains were taken :,
Fulton, Mo-, for burial.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-11-23
Death OF W. w. sibson.

The death of w. W. Sibson, at Salem,
s. d., on Nov. 18th came as shock to
his many friends in Audubon and Car
roll counties Walter, as he was COM
monty called by his friends, grew to
manhood in Viola township. He was
the Oldest SON of the late Richard Sib-
son. For fifteen years Walter and his
brother William were successfully en-
gagged in the mercantile business at
Dedham. Iowa, later was cashier of the
Dedham bank. After leaving Dedham,
he purchased half interest in bank
at Salem, s. d.. where he was known
as highly respected citizen and q sue
cessful business man. His body wa,
taken to Monroe. Iowa, the former, home
of his wife, where the funeral services
were held yesterday.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-11-23
SPECIAL OFFER Is
BEING MADE
To Candidates In The Double District
Voting Contest--Secure One OF
The Watches.

The Republicans Double District Au-
tomobile Voting Contest, has started on
its first lap of the great race for popu-
larity. "A large number of candidates
are in the field of action, securing sub
scriptions, getting their friends TO aid
them. Several new candidates have
entered the race for the fine prizes. and
all in all, this will be the biggest contest
ever conducted in this part of the state
The fine fore-door. Ford, 1912 5 pas
senger automobile, will soon be won by
some wide-awake candidate, and NOW
is the time to determine what you are
going TO do about winning this car.
The day of opportunity is here, and it
is up to you to make the start that
will bring you under the wire first.
Opportunities are to be met every day
for those who hustle. The field for
votes is open to all.
There are only thirty days remaining
of the big contest. Don't let the hours
of golden opportunities pass you. Keep
abreast with the leaders, gain all the
votes You can, for you will need them.
Don't think you are too late to win.
Now is the time to enter the race. Get
list of our subscribers, see them per
sonally, enlist their aid. Don't think
of what you might have done yesterday.
Think and plan what you win do today
and then do it. Don't put off until that
day called Tomorrow for it may
never come.
In this issue of the paper we are offer.
ing special prizes in addition to the
grand prizes. By little extraordinary
effort some candidate will be able tc
secure gold watch. full particulars OF
which will be found in our display ad
vertisement in another column of this
paper.
Some new candidates have entered
the race and their names appear in the
list today. Following is the vote a.
counted Yesterday ar noon.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-11-23
Board Awards Bridge Contract.

AT the regular meeting of the Board
of Supervisors of Audubon county held
last week the contract for the building
of wooden bridges was awarded to
Ward 81 Weighton. The contract for
the building of concrete bridges was
not let at this time. 1t is the purpose
of the Board to advertise for bids on
this matter, and it will not be disposed
of until some time in January.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-11-23
Arlington Hotel Traded.

Monday morning the deal was closed
whereby Harry Bates of Gray traded
the Arlington Hotel, located in Audu-
bon to G. w. Hutton of Orchard, Neb..
for 233 acres of land one mile west of
Menlo. The Hotel was put in at S14, 900
and the land was priced at $ll5 per
acre. The deal was made by Henry
Campbell of Guthrie Center. Lou
Colwell will continue the management
of the hotel.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-11-23

Geo. Marion Harmon, was born
January 10th, 1916 in Flemming Co.,
Kentucky, and when the rebellion broke
out, he being still in his teens, Unlisted
in the defense of his country, December
Bird, 1862 and was honorably discharged
on March oath. 1854 being in the SER
vice year, 3 months, IL days.
On Nov. 10Th, 1871 he was united in
marriage to Serretta Newell. and to
this union was born Z children, all
surviving their father except Cora
Belle, who died Nov 18th, 1886.
January 2lst, 1899 his companion was
taken from him by thecruel hand of death
leaving him without help-mate, and
on Nov. 18th, 1901 he was again united
in marriage to Mrs. Dunn. They were
permitted to sojourn in life together
only few years, when on Nov. IL,
1911 his companion fell in death. very
much unexpected. and his weakened
condition which had been brought
about by being i'll for some months, and
the loss of his companion, was to much
for him to endure. He fell asleep in
death, Noy 18th. in Audubon, Iowa.
being 50 years, 10 months and days
of age.
Early in life brother Harmon accept
ed Christ as his saviour, and publicly
confessed him, uniting with Church of
Christ" After coming to Audubon
County about 90 years ago, there being
no "Church of Christ, near him. he
was induced to unite with the Baptist
Brotherhood. In after wears when Il
was made possible for a "Church of
Christ, . to be established in Audubon,
he united with the church of his choice
again, and remained member until the
time of his death. The deceased was
also a member of the Allison G.. A. r,
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-11-23
Marriage Announcement.

Cards were received in Audubon this
week from Mr.. and Mrs. s. Shupe of
Liberty Center, Iowa, announcing the
marriage of their daughter Miss Estelene
to William L. Kile of Audubon Thurs
day November 30, 1911 at high noon.
They will be at home after December
10th at Audubon.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-11-23
CARD OF THANKS.

We desire to thank our friends and
neighbors who so kindly assisted us
during the death and burial of our be-
loved mother and grandmother. Their
kindness will ever be remembered
CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-01

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-01

vELEROS DE LA LINEA BENNER
Goleta americana Isabel B. Wiley,
debe haber salido de New York pala
San Juan y Yabucoa, el 10 del pasado.
Goleta Frank Hunchins. Dehe haber
salido directa para San Juan Ell II Ill
timo.
Goleta 4. Starr Jones. Empez6 4
cargar ell q del pasado y saldra dire
ia para San Juan Ell ii del corrientc
Goleta Manuie Swau, saldra de New
York el 10 del que cursa para San
Juan y Arroyo.
Goleta Melbourn P. Smith, saldra de
New York, para San Juan y Ponce el
70 del presente.
Consignatarios, sobrinoa de Exquiaea
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(gorreippnsen5.)
Mns 4ltpit, Soma.

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einigen Wouaten ihaiitc Der Sercin
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Cor cinigcn Sagcn itarb 5rau aos
ibarina !0enri6 iut alter bon 80
Sabren. Sic luar ge6iirtig aus
2otbringen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-24
YDiitiide Huuoidau iiber bic SteauHs
Der cpntinentalen 9%rptnadlte.

8erlin 90. Sea. 10. - 0as
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lambs, has Die gnglduoer unter Dem
peritor6eneu aDnig gbuarb 10 gerne
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Wa6t Der @erbdltuiiie raid 5l Gnbe
gegangen. User beute nod oapou
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@laube on Die Sripleentsnte England,
&uBlanb unb Srantrei6 elaubt man
niht mebr 10 feit. i~ebenfdlls lit penig
@erluB barauf, icitbem IrBlanb 1910
eilte uoli9e aursditberung ieirer Guss
Ianbspolitif bat eintreten lahen. aein
8unber. baB ielblt Die .Sailb NeiuS"
filrSlid nit ungepobnlifer Sddrfc
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bieier grt 6uriidlpieS iinb often bic
paar 8ulrfte ilannte, iiher Die England
nit GuBlnnb abmohun9eu 9etrofien
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ltnb Ceiterrei6 uidlt NIT lid S1inbs
luber treiben ~laiien,
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3itt fir ciu @erblei6en Stalien'5 I'M
Sreibunb. Die 0iterreihiids unaas
ridden Yarlnmeute Werosn raid bieie
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piqi9en. Sem ipeun einmal 10 be-
fpnbrbeitet ii1 bier Der Sae: .@iuit
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Die 5ipeite beaften5pertbe Sbatlahe
III Die beutlih ii6tbare G%ungberuns
elmer Ytd6tearuppe,I bcren Nbiiften
fir Die tomuenpe grpBe Guseinanbers
iebltng inter BEN moslemifiiden nnb
oricntaliideH Stdnicn tic 5uiammens
fiibrea. 1uBlano nnb Die Earfci
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-24
stabt uub mmgcgenb.

8enu Gle bas lIn9lilf baben.
infolse @lntteis auf Dem Seitcnfpege
elmer mierer Sduptitraben i'll irsenc'
zines Der sroben Sabeufenitcr 81
fallen unb bieies 81 serbre6en, 10 oer<
geIIen Gle, bite nift, Die 3ed,c gu
be3ablen, lpenn sic aud gar nift be-
sedbt iein iollten. Gle milnen blefen,
bas 1T 10 bel ms Daobe. Gin tlaiii<
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iene 8ohe Elm illrger Wtdnn. Nanens
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bon benz nGob", bem Die Safe 5l
gutter 2ept perbd6tig bortam, nod
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Barrels, Die in jeber .Gaep" gu
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8ldden Sarmlanb 81 perfaufcn. vs..
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bltuuc nrIuiiig ulr in1laer in BENT
Iciocu Seimc. luo Ell nlIh pcridiehen.
IS iiberlcht i6u elm Sobn. Nnmens
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libent bes 8ereins.
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9eutidlanb geboren llrb fam i'm Ilter
ton % Sabren mad, Gait DUBUQUE.
IS iiberleben ibu feline Satin lrc
fiinf ainber.
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perfloiieren Bohe 8efannti6nft NIT
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grbe 9emadt linb ais 8eiultat Seus
len, &niez nnb Grmbrii6e Il. bal. nlebr
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int tra,iteu Seim feitbalter rpirb.
Die ndd1ite Nttrattirt i'm ct.
Mariens gaitno ioG. fpie mir bernebs
men. Gin y!Win'trel Sbofp" iein. Der
ieIbe lit fir Wonat Sebrrdr gepfnnt.
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SpcSiols GorreiponbcuS.J
Gput gpr ecn SGaimcut.
@pn Cru It 81.

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- Sn elmer iiilNitcn St1htrnths> Stse
ing bat Siilbaco Nathan - mic man
i'm @cid,dftsfonc iagt - Die Bidder
por9clegt nnb Damn crfldrr: &citer
gcht's uiht mebrI 'InItatt lid aber
an Die @ldubiaer 81 nciiben, bat CT
Iidl dn Den Staut ~getpanbt nm ibn,
otftutprilf por9clhricbcn, t1nerbalb
3rrei Iouaten einSuiprin9en. Nun
bieibt dber mdbreno 80 3asen Die
1anrmer aeihloiien; baum milRtc Die
@e'eBesoprlage suu0rberit bon Der be-
treffenocn Sommiiiion geprilft, beantz
ahtet mn idlicBlid Dem Senot pors
gelegt ipcrhen. Sa5 I'M SUM lrcgen
Der erpeiterung &enpel's ein9ebrahte
8eicb lit crit por9eitern o Der aanlz
nter genebmiat porhcn, uno BART nun
nod Der Siaieun9 bes Scnats.
8ei allebem sablen Die 9eipohner
Honl's ltdbtiide Steicru III elmer
SDbe, pic nieQeidIt nir9eupsipo utocrs
in Stalicu; man FAM aud niht Ia9elt,
bab Die itdbtiiden Sebprren bonn
aominiitrntipen Stanbpunft aus be-
trddbtet. bas 8elb gum Seniter binz
ausiperfen; Die GingGnsc limb forts
lpdbrcnb i'm Steigeu be9riffen, aber
trcB allebem ut DaS 8dbertperf oes
it%dbtiifen @etriebs ms Stoden ae>
ratben. Sie 8esierlrna iteuert au>
jdbrlid oerihiebene Riaionen bel,
aber Se6lbetrug lit tets uorbanben
unb bn5u befinbet lid Die Staot IN
eiilem peripdbrlpiten 3uItdnoc lptc ME
5uonr. Snfolse Der forttpdbrenb 5us
nebn,enben 8cpolfernng entIteben
fnnterbunf nene Giertel. Die DER aaer
elementarItcn. bon Der aultlr per>
lanaten Siit9e entbebreu.
Sier3u idreibt \bie blodfreuuplife
liberale o8tta" (356J: Sic neuen
0uartiere babcn ipeber Strabcn, nod
Srmperfebr. nod S~eleud,tnng, nod
Shulaebdubc; ipir ielbit beiieeu feline
orbentlid)e StraBenreiuiguna, obpobl
Die Iusaaben fir bas Scrinnal it'd IN
ipenisen Sabren %berOoppelt baben."
llnangenebm lit CO ben Stdltani'trti,
baS ma - aus guer9icmdngel oper
infolge iflecbter 8erefnume - 9erapc
Den 8orabenb Der 4atrioteufeier bon
1911 d~beefpartet bat, 81 Der ods
Iuli3ipirm Die gan3e Welt einltb,
I'M itGbfiiderieits erfldrcn 81 miinen:
mir lteben o benz 9anferott!
Srci Nonate ppr Gr6ffnnns Der
Nnsfcanns gleid)t Som eiier pom
Grbbeben betmseiuften Stabt: aaf
ben SanptitraRen, bnrf bic mar
meterbpdb in Sdmmb nno Roth patet,
liesen Yflafterfteine, 9ramidiencn,
Sretter bermm, mas ben Yafagiers
perfehr nngemein erihmert, bas
@asenfabren sur ftum6sliffeit n,adt.
Die sur Snsftsanns fhbrenben Stras
GEN sicimenBmiiitcn Gampasna,pesen.
9}mn alauben bic fapitpliniideu @rphs
fprcder ben alnsenblid gefDmmen, Der
Mesiernng - sleih ben, Sanbiten tn
ben abrns5eutr4r bic YiitDle auf bic
Bruit fcBer Ign 'rmiHen: Gntsueber
Debate i'm Yarfantent, NM bic Sanpf.
itabt pur benz 1alliinert 5u retten. pber
an Ste1e SeS &inbaep, ben fgl. Cont
miffarins, Der bic @erfreter Der
Ratiun nno hes 4uslanbes eutpfangeu
iuirb, I'M iie nit ber 5ablnnsssG Gin
ftelnns Der stabt befannt 81 MAIDEN.