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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-02

f~orbddbentIis til tort @dbu for Sngen.
II at be 81 gpaoeIae bar repr9enteret
pdd i9f0sRsoet. | Ropember, o. bet
bar ! Here Stpifer Siabe at Vrof. Riftdo
iiie bar tiIiteoe. 8srif iabte Rsoet ben
Soroel. iom be pisieIis pilse oraget af
bans SnSlGs ! 5orbanSIineerne. Gers
uGit uiIoe ban ba ~uuogdaet ben llforiiqs
ttabeo. tilinnelaSenbe at ienorere ioas
mango soSe gpaoelassmanos g~eftrobels
fer netop for iantme Sus, Deb ifiltienbe
at forbiead Seres Sdmncnfomit o. Tors
haroIinasr os seres gefemmefIe ON at
msoe inser lIoaansen at bette Var, peo
at f%orei1dd ct Iisneuoe men iRrfilt N@e
| lloiti1inssuaeu. Sea peS, at ban iibeu
sar srtl9ret ia for gaifor Sbortpeens
Sdr.s. at 5aaen fan beboubfes pad Set
efter tiSliqere 9eifemmeIe ~berammeoe
Rsoc, iererc pad Naret. ,See r1rner
sisie faa Smantina, life for at opponere
mob Riiiah, men for at to auleSrine til
al uStaIe nit grfs. at inssn biz i6ite ia
rco iadSduue Smaatira. 5opesiaaeu er
at bi msocs | irles peitr9beIier for al
fremme en- apo gag. oa at oi life Tar %
iv,leoe til at ia Stanepunft" OF idu
tribe for bore per'orlige ShnsmddSer.
Reu bet Tom iirr cfter min Reuira, bar
er Cab neS at Sroi. Riitao life bipadreSc
f9f0s%seet sr bet at bans Sor1da life
~ ben nsicre Siremprina til Sdaeus
biStiSiqe llobiHira, iom ban ednifc piit
niIse ia 8ipci BET / S~etragtninq AZ sen
VelnsuirN Sdaeu ri unoer bette herIips
Wsec. Ter or nltiS aost. at Der bIir
Tistfsiipu. men bnbSs SoriInset pGret
ner ! 8etniua az SdmdrbciSe iitebetfor
SnmmeuiIutnirg. oiroe en- Del Sppciis
ton fnue orret nneaddct. OF 9isiusiios
Ell fuuue bd breirt ia mcr ON 2etdlier
cno Yrineiper. Rarsc SnsoeIdgsiolt CT
beitemt impo al z q mmeuIututne
Ren imoo SamarbeiSe. sieniiois Si9Ips
'ombco. Ian irgeu reiie roaeu riatig abls
big Susiiaelie. Ranae gag sr eronu idd
iinae o. ielp idd ubef9iteSe. at Be al ben
@rinb BELT boIoer ia fra SGHesiaeer.
men 10 enilere Siugeu fan fremitiIes for
Dem. 10 for fddr man Dem meo. AIene
SoriIaaet I'M beifemt SorboIbstal
/ Experimentation er CT 0anifeligbeo.
Slertdaet az 2deeue or imaa o. bill beds
bIi at p9re iman. &c or gpgoes9og
! Rooirtuiua til roaIe tore amtss
e0er StiftssSae; os gp~asefiripaeu.
lon hi bar % bel aISris fan iue. pil itad
ireier for Representation pad 8ruuo al
nrpnte 6orbolo.
ON ieg perionIis bar uoaet groeram,
bar iutet meo Saeen at aisre. geen ieG
or laa fri at %tiIitoa. at ieg bog bar ct, cs
bet er. oct itsrit muIiae @apn for belle
geprgelien - fsrit Sc forifieaiae Gags
gefGstnins os SrinisI. Tom iee tror bill
beiorbrss peo i9nes arbeioe eaeene imeI'
lem, oern9it belle SeoGeelieus Sremme
os after tror ies | bernie Sorbinoelic
ogiaa paa 2prteIieu al @ienfioiebees'
priucipet. Cab os life oribe aItfor bddret
pea. @i or ullereoe meeet iremiireone |
Retnina af Samarbcioe oa sieniiois
SirIpiombeo. % ri bsr "touisrpere" oct
lem or abort. iaa eaar oet ~Ietteii frem'
oper. Sorreiier oeb ieg iurrt tibet ON
benne Ting. Set er meset idnoinuligt
al DC Tom bar bapt beore giliaar for at
iiuSere gpaecIaesbeprseIien er Hoaere
poa bpao pi Hal aisrs meS ben. Seq bar
pGret altfor aniam | arbeieet til at itu'
oere ben.
u. u. 0ebIeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-02
@omle Sldp Sfori eIler Slop

Jet. 9omle Sldp Sfori eler Slor
Sommimoien Moen bar p9ret Der oa
t9liet Ssmmeret, % EaaI Noen %
Ssnnen tsmrer. Seq ifal billie Slaps
Ssifenbe, Slan, Sarjei % Siario,
iaa meeet ira bam % bans 6amilie.
9ieeban ira Yail Ioen til 8rooeren
Sobn 8. Ssbere. @amle Slau 81
BERG er raif og rsrig.
0u / Sulen eiftebe Salnor 8. Sic
Hau9fre Jig meo Sneeborg Smtpeii
fra 9runfeberg. San err uolert iom
S%ereeant, % III gaar ban paa S9rer-
ifolen peo ariitimsianb.
SaIpor og Sngeborg Happer er
begae bsbe. SaisenbIteiIen err oct,
ipm mn bar Snapper til S9ter. Ser
er life ;Solf MI.
@n una Wtanb, Dian 9pgaarb ira
9aaroal err nplig bso. Gam bar go
cialiit. Oct par Sering, ban bsoe al.
San par gilt meo 0sargit Sitpe /
2aarbal. Saape SalporSbatter bsbe
paa Sattigeaaroen M / oenne ltge.
Set bar ogiaa Spring.
Serrebsitpret er forget meb s
Wanb. gai iibber Der "a, al boilfe
10 er 9snber. HeIten Irbeibere. Ge
iom iibber / Serrebitpret er f~slgenoe:
Ser / 8erm: 9oqef 8eum, Smut Be
NM (np) s. SpocfIib (np), Sorius
Iora (np) 5orgrim Songeoal (np),
&nlit 2iitab, 6. 9iaabaI, Salpor
ltppranb (np). 8iernuinb geum bar
iagt op MI; ban bar / mango aar
peret / &errebsitpret. s Sopeoiog-
net err bisie: Slap 2lie, @done 9aup.
bal, g. Saralblien, Sobn Srlsitspl,
@rmleif Metpeit (np), @l1nnar 8e.
Inn, Heslano (up), Ssrgen 8. Sales
bisrg, SiostoIp aiIlano, Torgeir Sic
Cnpe), Sariei 9ergann 8. 9amlib,
o. Sunbbs, Smut Ssrgenlano, ae-
til 9affen, Gnoreas geree (Srofs.
rer). Den 16oe bar ies CLIENT bpen
er.
@9r Siliet 8etner og &ienbineerl
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-02
geaer % Dab, men inacn Sci

cGger % VuO, men ll9eH pel'
breoeIle. "Sor ierten gor iioen lad
ieg ipg al 8ist." ifriper gtrs. 8.
Glen, 613 grocf,pap Ctr. Sagi.
nam, Yiid. Seq prspeoe mango
9paer, men til ingen Iptte. Seq
reiite oa tilbage til Suerige for at
ie. ON ieg life funoe bIioe belbre.
oct ser. 2pgeruc beorbreoe Babe;
men De bialp Inn Tibet. 8i blep |
Sueriae omtrent ierten Waaneoer
OF penbte tilbage til Imerifa. Mit
Ben ipntes at blipe barre. 5iliioit
fif ieg bsre Gale ON Geres alirifo
% Sle.Oib % biitilte roget oeraf.
Geo bruate ialt iemien SLATER aii.
rifo og ct Bor SLATER Ole-Sio. %
por belbreoet og iitano til at sisre
nit S~usorbeibe igien. Sunoreoer
al SoIf her / Sugiuap peb ON min
merfelige SeIbreoelie, bo Ri bar boet
pao iamme Steo / fiorten Mar"
Oette err geretningeu, iom after
og after gientages al 6olf, iom our
ipge, men M er blepet rifle peo
gruaen al Or. peters aurifo, oct
gamle. prspebe llrtemriooel. SSffe
tiIidlgs / apotbefer, men iaoes oi.
reris eienrem 2ofal. asenter. aniat
al gierne. 0r. Better Sabrnep &
Cons Co., 1875 60. Sopne goe.,
Chicago, Sainois.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-02
FRA Rcrostrdften.

Se fleIte al be uopanbrebe Hsros-
niger oil buife ben samle aipaas-
e%aarhen. Saiaa faloet "Sfaargen.
eaaroen". Ger ligger paa Slanoer-
bcrgiioen oppe peo spre gro. 0enne
8aarb er en- al De 9Ioite 9pgperfer
paa &sros og pao 8rrno al jim gamle
antife Still eftertraftet al SamIere.
Otter HasmuS Salporien Iipaas's
Oso (oeiaa faloet "Sfaargen") be.
ioo @rtfen @aaroen inbtil benoes 9so
for ct 9ar aar iioen. Nli sif Gar
ben ODER til aroingerne % opertoges
al &isbmano Cars Sfan1e. 9enne
iolgte iaa 8aaroen til Mllieet /
Sronbbiem for at flpttes bib. Srnio-
lertio bleo Der al enbel int~eresierebe
M9nb paa Steoet baft Wotion ON
Sprettelie al ct Ssifielosmuierm
ber poa &sros og ba meb aipaas-
5uarben iom fsrite os itsrite @ien-
itanb. Der bIep nebiat en- aomite,
iom iflllbe unoerbanole nleo Risberne
ON, at faa 8aaroen ~operoraget, epen-
titelt oprette ct W1Iieum. 9ertil
1lbtalte bisie fig pilise UNDER pisie
8etingeIier. Men unber Sorbno.
linserne ont bisie 9etingelier er Der
frmiat 8rap, iom ben neoiatte So.
mite life bar funnel ufceptere, bpor.
for man bar maattet opgipe @rbper-
peIien.
M bapbe / oct l9itefte baabet, at
benne for port Steo iieIbne Seppr.
oigbeb ifuIbe babe blepet beparet ber~
oppe for Gfteril9gten, men Smfoit-
nineerne bar bit Zig at bIipe aft for
itore, iaa man ingen ubpei iaa til at
flare Oct.
Snbnitrilutteri paa &srps.
&sros Saanoperferiorening aab-
ner lite Wai 3. u. ct iterre 9otteri.
Sormaalet er at ifaffe WeibIer til ct
@rltnofono for Ell Spee- o. timber.
itsttelieSfdsie for Stebets &amooer.
fere og iii Sremme al Saanoperfet
og Sus1ioen / Oiitriftet.
SorberebeIierne til 9otteriet err /
goo @ienee, abifiaist al De itsrite
8eoiniter er alt ferbise os flere err
lrnber 9rbeibe.
ct Arrangement iom ber %poat9nft
FREEZER ielpfslselig itore Spoirelier
og meget grbeioe. Wen meS ben
itore Ststte % eneitaaenbe Delta
gelie, iom err bit fra Stebets Saanb.
perfere, bar mar soot Saab ON, at
Soretagenbet ifnl bringe ct belbiet
Geiultat.
Gf De aaerebe fGrbige oa UNDER
arbeibe perenbe 8epiniter fan nep-
mes: gn 8iQa, ct Stuemsblemert /
9irf = uoifaaret Sopeo9reliesmsb-
lement, Ggetr9s Buffet. en- iulot op-
reot Seng, 8obbertsi, 9liftsi, Sme-
bearbeioe, Sfomaeerarbeioe og
Sfr9bberorbeioe, S9pper, 99ftsi
o. |. b., o. |. b.
Solsen Sattisbjem.
Sette GIberooms- & lHugtsIteo fnei.
Ter itolt paa en- Saug itrar noroen.
for Solaens Strife. Sor benz af mine
9aiere, Der life er befienbt meb Sil-
blipelien al bette Stem, ifnl ieg OPP
Ipie, of Soretasenoet ifplbes en-
observation-disclosures Sfiernili9beS oa
bierteaooe Smtanfe for lin Siem-
bpos Sattiee. Oct er nemlig Sr.
amumb @6tens @erf. Ssrit gap ban
1000 Dollars til SoIsen aonmune
paa @etinselie al, at aommunen isr.
geoe for Spisrelien al Ell Siem for
9peoens 6attiee. 6sr bleo nemIig
De @amIe, Der tr9nate Sorisrgelie, Of
BET Siientliae bortiat pna 8naroene
for en- pis Detailing pr. Mar. aom-
munen mootoa 8aDen meo 5af; man
maatte piimof noe aoifiaise Iilifub,
isr Sienmet too i9rois.
Senere bar 3r. Rsiten paanp iii
bilot 1000 Dollars til Sielp for Sno.
fisb al Soro til 6attiggaaro, osiaa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-02
mai % 7de Juni!

"Alt for Iurse", 4 eneitoaenbe oatre
greufort. fltnitneriif uofsrt / 5aroer:
Get uorite Slag.
Saafon VII os aonse1ageet.
Zen norife aongeiamiIie.
aronirJsminoebiueoe.
Fortoirit tilienbt for 10 Gents.
.. N%nnnbien Bn6l. So.
Seeurab, Roma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-02

5enne BOG. iom 5ar barsi tuiinher az
9anSsmrno paa 6esse Sioer al Sapst
iii Srsit % Spmuntrine. CIR ct Strifts
iies 90 st psliieust SaImspers for bper
Ioreen os aften | adrei.
Som Yrspe siensir ui ct al SibeIttes
Strre os Salmeperisne for f7oe Raj:
-Srpet life. bu eansl 6rps big cs bar
slaol S6i fore Sine bar Serreu siort!-
Soel 2, 81.
CUB Hsne paari bpre 5eeralane.
OF lar Oct iom Sageu blsuta.
Cat lpIa bin ssrss iraa Sieu til 5trano
Oh Better inr gaariol rsual
Cat ScIist lom Srseer iaman bu.
Iom &riiins Der lam ZIG isua.
glig.
q. Annnsisn Subj. O..
3eesrsA. Ssss,
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-02-18
TRAPPERS Have
NARROW ESCAPE
IOWA, MEN HAVE
EXPERIENCE WHEN CAUGHT
BY RISING WATERS.

Wheatland, Ia, Feb. 17.-Chilled,
numb and hungry after clinging for
36 hours to the branches of tree,
Harold Tyron and Charles Rice. two
trappers living on a island in the
Wapsie river, were rescued late last
night nearly dead, narra~ly escaping
being victims of the food of water
which swept down through the river
bottoms.
Tyron and Rice were camping on
the island and woke up in the morning
to find their boat swept away, their
tent surrounded by water and the
river full of floating ice. The water
rose rapidly and the men were obliged
to climb a tree for safety. Here they
remained all day and night and were
not discovered until about dusk Thurs
day, when Fred Schocker saw them
from the shore. Having no boat he
was obliged to go to Wheatland and
bring a skiff out to the place in a
wagon in order to rescue the men.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-02-18
FOR GOVERNMENT
BREEDING BUREAU
OFFER OF AUGUST BELMONT TO
GIVE sTALLIoNs FOLLOWED
BY LAWSON.

New York, Feb. 1.-THE offer by
August Belmont to give several vall-
able stations to the United States
government as the foundation Of a
national breeding bureau received
enthusiastic endorsement at the hands
of prominent horsemen and 1t is pre-
dicted that several other owners will
follow Mr.. Belmont's lead II his offer
is accepted. According to Jocky club
officials the enterprise would involve
an expenditure Of about 100000 a
year by the government during the
first five years.
Thomas w. Lawson announces that
he will add his $4,000 trotting stallion
Dare Devil (2:09) to the governments
Belmont string and will also donate
the services Of ten other stations. Mr..
Lawson's famous Thunder Cloud was
bought by the war department for
breeding purposes several years ago
and is now at western army post.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-02-18
PEACE PLANS
FOR HONDURAS
MAY Be FAILURE
DAVILA's ENVOY SAYS PEOPLE
WILL NOT RETURN BONlLLbTO
PRESIDENCY, AND NEGC fla
TION ARE EXPECTED TO FAIL.

Puerto Cortez, Feb. 17.-(By wire
less)-The people Of Honduras will
not accept General Bonila for presi.
dent because he is in league with a
fruit trust of the United States. This
declaration today by General liaximob
Rosales, peace envoy Of President
Davila, does not give promise Of an
early settlement of the revolutionary
troubles of the country, as General
Bonita Is determined to resume fight
ing If the presidency is not turned
over to him. Already the revolutionary
troops here under General Lee Christ
mas are growing restless because Of
the feeling that the peace proceeding
of Davila was merely a ruse to gain
time. They anticipate further, lighting.
General Rosales says If General
Bonila will sacrifice his personal ambt
tion to regain the presidency the peace
negotiations made will be concluded
within q few days AS the representa-
tive Of President Davila he will favor
the selection of third man for the
presidency, who shall rule until an
election can be held.
The gunboat Wheeling will go to
Puerto Barries Sunday to meet Thomas
G. Dawson, who will represent the
United States in the peace confer
ence to be held aboard the Tacoma
Monday General Bonila will remain in
Ceiba during the conference.
President Davila claims that the
entire country, with the exception Of
the north coast, is in control of the
government. He claims that General
DuranQ, who captured several towns in
the department Of Cholute several
weeks ago, has been driven across thu
frontier into Nicaragua.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-02-18
RUSS PRISONERS
ARE SENTENCED
COUNT DE LASSY is SENT UP FOR
LIFE AND PANTCHENkO
GIVEN FIFTEEN YEARS.

st. Petersburg, Feb. 1.-THE sensa-
tional trial Of Count Patrick O'Brien
de Lassy, DR.. Pantchenko and Nine.
Muravieff, charged with the murder of
Count Vassilli Bouturlin, came to an
end last night when verdict or
guilty was returned by the jury in the
case of De Lassy and Pantchenko and
not guilty in the case of the woman
De Lassy was sentenced to penal
servitude for life and Pantchenko to
fifteen years imprisonment. The jury
noted extenuating circumstances in
Pantchenko's- favor, which accounts
for the lighter punishment meted out
to him.
The trial aroused enormous interest
and developed some startling testi-
mony. Prior to the beginning of the
proceedings Pantchenko made con-
fessicn in which he accused De Lassy
of hiring him to poison Count Vas
sill, who was heir to General Boutur-
Inns millions.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-02-18
DEATH ENDS
HARD FIGHT
OF PHYSICIAN
DR.. SEARLE SUcCUMBS AFTER
TWO WEEks AT CHICAGO HOS
PlTAL-HAD BEEN ILL A LONG
TlME-A PIONEER DOCTOR.

After an illness that had gradually
sapped away his vitality for some
time past and to overcome which he
left for the Wesley hospital at Chi
cago February 1, to undergo an oper-
alton, DR.. B. w. Searle died last even
ing in Chicago at o'clock. His re-
mains will be brought to Ottumwa on
Burlington No. tonight.
A Pioneer Of County.
The death of DR.. Sear1e, while not
entirely unexpected, comes as shock
to his numerous friends, many OF
whom have held him in the highest
esteem for the past forty years and
even longer. DR.. Searle was one of the
pioneers in the medical profession in
Wapello county, having been prac-
titioner in both Dahlonega and OF
tumwa, the former place being where
he located first and lived for many
years after coming to the county. Few
physicians typify the old family doctor
in the community better than did DR..
Searle whose clientele in the district
lying to the north of Ottumwa in the
days gone past took in almost every
one in that vicinity and all knew the
venerable soldierly appearing doctor,
for his career as assistant army SUR
geon left the impress of the soldier
about him
Surgeon In Army.
DR.. Searle was 70 years Of age at
the time of his death and had lived in
Iowa nearly half century, having
came to the state in an early day. He
enlisted in Co. l., Ist Iowa cavalry and
served through the civil war. While
in the army he was detailed by DR..
D. A. La Force, another Of Ottumwa's
venerable physicians, who was sur
geon of the 56th regiment with the
rank Of maj9r, as assist ant surf geon OF
the 56th regiment and served with DR..
La Force until the close of the war,
after which he practiced medicine in
Wapello county at Dahlonega.
On Pension Board.
Many years ago Dr. Searle came to
Ottumwa OF reside having located
his home on the outskirts of the city
to the north and the family home is
one of the incest homesteads in the
vicinity of the Country club. DR..
Searle is graduate Of the Keokuk
Medical college of an early day class
and is one of the real pioneers OF the
medical profession in Ottumwa and
Wapello county. He has been con-
sistent member Of the First M. E.
church and loyal comrade in Clout-
man Post. G. A. R. For number of
years with Doctors D.. A. La Force
and A. o. Williams he has constituted
the pension board Of this county. He
vas one of the senior members Of the
Wapello County Medical society. A
committee OF the local physicians will
meet the remains upon the arrival here
this evening. The body will be ac-
by his son, Charles Searle
and wife. The widow. of the dead
physician and son Fred, who have
been at the bedside for the past few
days will arrive this afternoon on No.
8 at 4:33 o'clock The funeral ar
will be announced later.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-02-18
ANNEXATION
TALkA WORRY
TO ENGLAND.
THEY ARE TAKING CONGRESS.
MAN eENNETs RESOLUTION
SERIOUSLY ON OTHER SIDE;
COMMITTEE TURNS IT DOWN.

London, Feb. Whether, 40 10
suspected in some quarters. Congress.
man Bennett OF New York had no more
sinister motive than to embarrass the
reciprocity forces in his own country.
there is no room for doubt that this
Canadian annexation resolution has
greatly disturbed certain minds on
this side of the Atlantic,
So seriously is the matter taken
that It will probably be made q sub
ject OF Interpretation of the govern
ment in the house of commons on
February 2O
Premier Asquith win be asked at
that time II he intends to send any
communication on the subject to the
United States government. The furry
caused BY representative Clark's decla-
ration that he hoped to see the day
when the American flag would fioat
over British North America had
scarcely passed when the cables
brought Mr.. Bennet's resolution ask
ing the president to enter into negotia-
tions with the British government as
he might deem expedient for the an.
nexation Of the dominion Of Canada to
the United States. At once the dying
agitation in opposition to the RECT
procity agreement was revived.
Committee Turns Down Resolution. s
Washington, d. c.. Feb. 17.-The
house committee on foreign affairs
today voted 9 to against the Bennett
resolution for Canadian annexation.
The committees action was to onset
the Canadian annexation talk which
the administration feared nigh affect
the reciprocity agreement. s \ sit ss
Mr.. Bennett was the only member
Of the committee who voted for the res
olntion and the committees action fol-
lowed the conferences Of Chairman
Foster Of the committee and Acting
Chairman Mccall of the ways and
means committee, with President Taft
today.
One OF the Bennet resolutions asked
the president to report to the house for
It's Information all the facts concern
Ing any negotiations now pending with
the Canadian or British governments.
and also whether any negotiations are
now pending looking to Canadian an.
nexation. The other resolution, con-
current, requested the president Ito en-
ter upon and to procure from time to
time such negotiations with the British
governments as he may deem expedient
for the annexation Of the dominion OF
Canada to the United States
Chairman Tawney Of the appropria.
tions committee. yesterday suggested
to Chairman Foster Of the foreign af-.
fairs committee that the committee be
called together and hear Secretary of
State Knox with a view to meeting the
annexation talk. The meeting was
called, but 1t was deemed unnecessary
for Mr. Knox to appear.
Under an agreement that they would
vote today on the bill to prohibit gam.
bling In cotton futures, the committee
on interstate commerce declared by
vote Of 6 to 5 to report 1t to the senate
without recommendations.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-02-18
new CLASH IN
OANv|LLE QUIZ
sHERIFF's FORCE REcREANT
IN AIDING WORK.

Danville. ILL.,, Feb. IA clash be
tween the grand Jury and the sheriff's
ofice Is among the probabilities in the
election fraud investigation. Ever
since the dismissal Of States Attorney
Lewman 1t is claimed that Foreman
woodward has been having trouble In
securing Witnesses Subpoenas issued
being returned with the endorsement:
Person not found"
This morning Frank Collard, q
former Danville saloonkeeper, con
verted during the BILLY" Sunday re-
vival last summer and himself an
evangelical worker appeared before
the grand jury. A subpoena had been
issued for him several days ago. Col
lard says he was not at home all day
yesterday until evening. AS soon as
he left the house deputy sheriff
called over the telephone, and being
informed that Mr.. Collard was not at
home, Immediately appeared at the
house with the subpoena. Not finding
I his man the officer marked the
subpoena "Not at home" and i'm
mediately returned 70 the shertffs
Office.
Bench warrants issued on indict
ments returned week ago have not
been served and Foreman woodward
believes that such condition antag.
onistfc to the work of the grand jury
exists in the sherif's Office that he
will be justified in starting something
that will assist the future efforts Of
the jury as much as the elimination
of Lewman.
VIII Work Without Pay.
County Treasurer Weiss today an
nounced to the grand jury that the
grand jury funds were exhausted and
that II they continued longer in session
they could not be paid. On vote the
grand jury members determined to
remain in session all summer, funds
or no funds. If necessary"
Meanwhile members Of the county
board Of supervisors got together but
gave it out that at the March meeting
Of the board funds would be provided
to take up all warrants.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-02-18
INTERNATIONAL
ROAD PLANNED
HIGHWAY FROM NEW YORK TO
MONTREAL SUPPORTED BY /
PRINCIPAL CITIES.

Montreal, Quebec, Feb. 17.-The
proposal to construct great interna'
tional highway between New York and
Montreal has received the approval
Of representatives of the principal
municipalities on both sides of the
line. New York state plans to expend
81 100000 on the portion Of the route
between New York and Rouse's point.
The premises of Quebec has already
intimated that the government is will
ling to portion for the work the major
part of all money derived from auto
mobiles taxes. The government has
also announced subsidy plan by
which the province will share the cost
of any work carried out by the
municipalities.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-02-18
sLAvs DEnOUNCE COUNT
Hungarian Leader Who viii Speak
Here on Subject Of Peace, Rouses
CAunfrxmen.

Cleveland, O., Feb. 17.-Almost 5000
slavs in mass meeting here last night
cheered speakers who denounced
Count Albert Aphonyi, leader of the
independents" in the Hungarian diet.
The mass meeting was by Cleveland
representatives of the slavic races here
as protest against the coming visit
here on Sunday of the count as lee
turer on international peace.
There was no disorder, although the
speakers were several times interrupt
ed by persons in the audience Kissing
for Count Aphonyi and the government
for which he is sponsor.