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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-19
lleber &lippelt.
Roman BON Caroline Deutf4
(6ortfebnna.l

| tO0AAlASaHS-t
Sic bate iich penia in ben apei
Sabren perdnoert; es NOR nod immer
oas feline. ettpas blaife, liebe 8eliht
NIT ben grpBen, arauen, ieelenpolIsn
augsn, nur oaB iih Der Nusbrud ba.
rim nod oertieft bate burd bieSfots
ten elmer itiIlen, srniten 5rouer, bic
aus ihnen iprod; auh fparen bic aiz
nien oes eblen geiihtes stpas garter
geporoen.
get 4llen mar nit Der freubiaen
5eites'tlmmune etipas ipie cine fpebs
mitbige Srauer permiint, unb bieie
gait niht Der 8ereangcnbeit allein :.
2orp bate Die 2ebreriniteIls in y. an
senommen unb iollte fbon 2lnfang
Sanuar fort; Der 5aae bes 3uIoms
menfetns paren nur nod peniee.
sd tam mid nod gar nit)t borein
finoen," bate 9eresta nit 1brGnen
IN ben au9en sefagt, oIs Tie 2orp bic
fen Gbsnb tiibts.
~8u bait ia Deiusn Rann unb ben
iiiBen Suneeu," perisbte Die dItere
Sdrpeiter nit ibrer Iieben, Idufisn
Stimme uno itrsiheIts ibr SGrtIi6
bas ountIe Spar. sd ipsros mid ia
aud on pies 4ueinIsbsn gsnobren
miifen."
nWir lpotIsn 2orp bos Ser3 niht
f6rper MAIDEN" iagts Stsfau sbenfaus
begiitigenb, Dies Sindustreten in
eine anoere umgebung 1T fir tie cine
Rotbtpenoigteit; es bate eIeit nah
benz Sobs Der Wluttsr eefheben mill
fen. Cine Staot tpie g. bietet gsiftiqe
Gnregung in 5iiQe, bas 2sbsn tit mad
anberem Wuiter su9eihnitten, oud)
limb or0bere 3iels gu srrinssn. mas
ale ardfte bes Wsufhen beIsbt unb
anfpornt unb iein gansss aonusu
lpedt, unb bus tpirb oas rehts Ja6rs
tpaiier fir Sic fein, liebe Corn! 4uh
1T es in Der Rdbs Der Snab.n. sic
perben iie otter iebeu tDnusn. unb
aud etrpas fir Sbr Ssr3 baben."
Damn ipranen iis nod iiber Dities
uno Jenes uno riethsn, iper Der 9ss
Der bes 9udes fstn trnne.
.9as tptro nur 9stn Sutb1nbler
iein", meinte 2srestd. vGr bat Dir
i6on 70 Man6es unbeitsdt osf6idt.
neil er 8sin SnierefI. tennt unD
fpsib, tpeIte Jreuos er Dir bamit be-
reitet. IS iit entpeber cine gDeibs
nahtsubsrraihuns, ooer Ct lpirb ihon
feline Rebnuns nadididen, tpis sr oi.s
ihon hdufig gstbon bat."
Stefan srbdt iit BON ben Jrausn
bic Stunbs Dor b.m @b.nbbrpb, um
iid in istn Stubirsimmer Suriidsiekn
su biirfsn gs ginse ibm nit sinem
guh.. tpis nit sinsm astitis,n gsnpT.
len, Der feline Sdpsue iibsrfhritt.n;
er bate tsius Pube, big er .s peniss !
items burh sin.n Bid beoriibi, bos
beibt, barin gebldttert bate. Wsnn |
elues fsrtig, ioa.s ihn ssrsstu nur
1oIen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-19

0as Stubirsimmsr Stefan's leg
ouf Der onbsrsn Ssits, Der Wobnitubs
gegeniiber. Gine bebagIihe W6rms
bsrrihts burin, uno oi. Qdmps, bic
auf oem S6rsibtiib. ifanb, perbr.is
tste sin bellies, ansenehmss aiht. 4ls
fih Der iunge Wann in ben bequsm,n,
geitittsH 2ebniiubI nieberIsste, Elm
9eidsnt 3srssta's. ubertam i'm Elm
tiefes DcbIsefiihI, iens sefditisie Gms
pfinouns ssrpeibten Slides, pis iis
Dem W}enihen nitt su alien Stunbsn
fsines 2ebsns gu sbsit nirb :. Dos
bin sr blidte. Tab er bag Wsben ibrsr
tIetnen, fIintsn Sdnos, fab CT in uns
3Gbligen ,Ieiu.n GeihsEten, uebers
ruihunsen unb 4noronungen bic s3eis
den unsrmubli6er 2iebe unb Soras
falt fir fbn. llnb sr bate Iich 70 uns
gIiitli6 gefiiblt. bate eeelaubt, Elm 10
ungebeures Spf.r gu brineen, ais sr
iit bies Seim eriinbeie!. QDie iih
bos nah uno mad eeGnberi bate!
Qus oem 8eber ipar Der Nsbmsr oes
Doroen. unb ihon lnnss 3eii; mas s.s
DsTen. mar Elm fhattsnbofier 5raum
fir ibn, Tie fiiute nunmebr ollein iein
5er5 unb iein 2eben Gus. llne mar es
osnn mOglih s.fpeisn. 10 pisl bpibsr
4nmutb, elmer foI6en Till. BON 2iebe
uno 6offnuns ouf bic 9auer gu !ris
DerItsben2
Wdrs nur bic cine ipunbe Stelle in
fsinsm Sersen niht s.tpefen, Der Ges
oonte an ben Sreunb. es bate teinen
glitIid.ren Meni6sn auf grbsn ssg.s
ben.
paitor ais riidte bic Camp. ndher |
uno ihlus oas IitelbIoit b.s guhes |
auf.
ylleber bic RehtsperbGltniiTe in uns |
'erem Sanbe unb bersn 4usiibunq" |
lautete Der 1itel, Itait bss Romens bes |
fianosn orei Stern6en bas
runter.
rWarum fold. Mdnner nitt ben |
Ututb bdben, ibren 0amen untergDerte |
u feBen, bic ben 3ipsd baben, pie Elm |
Sepitter Die 2uft 5u reinis.n. paGt.
Stefan. Gin beoeuienbes politiz
Dies ereignib tann nint tief.r tpirteu
lls bieies BUD, uno felt Wohen serS !
'reffn iih Die srobten M6nner pers
|ebens ben Gopf, iper Der 0erfaFsr
'ei."
erit bldtt.rte Der jung. Wsann boz |
IN, bann fling sr an gu lefen; er mar
Iher nod niht nett iiber ben 4nfana
,inaus, ba mar Is ibm, aIs iprdhe |
.itbes nnb 0ertrauies 3u ibm, als |
rets 8esanntes an ibn beran, als e,ts |
liiuten jI1 INNER mebr 3lae, Bic AZ
insm tin5eisIi6eH Hilbs il1 tsittsn |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-19

Ots = plum Reformbe.
ipegung in China. Der aompi
Der hire'iften Resisruna eeaen ben
Gprumperbruuf bat, elmer 1oti, ber
ySsiterrsi6iiten RDnatsfhrift fir
Ten Orient" 3ufolge, bereits reht er.
fseulihe Refultute gu perseidnen. 1i.
e:nfubr Rs Gptums in China lit BON
81 600 Bitten i'm Sabre 1907 auf
30,654 &iiten i'm Sabre 1910 eeiuns
ten. ss ion iogar oieie @infubr iih
nt9t nit benz tbatfd9liben 0erbrout,
cetsr, Do man bon Der irrigen spetuz
ldtlon ousging. Der Spiumoenub tper.
ns niht 10 ihnea abn.bmeu. dls ss
t1atiddlit Der San mar. Qod einem
I'm Sabre 1907 5pif6en grosbritan.
men unb China abgsf6loiienen 9erz
trag follte Die inbiI6e Spiumausfuhr
mad China beitdnbig perrinqert pere
Den uno I'M Sabre 1917 aans oufbos
rem, fdlls sIeihseitia audi Der d,inefi.
ine Sptumanbau entipreheno abnebs
men rpiirbe. Dieter qebt audi pirtIif
IN uberraifsnbem MaBe suriit. Chi
na 1T nunmebr beitrebt, oarauf bin.
supirten, oab bic inbiIte Spiumaus.
1uhr bereits friiber auf6ore aIs i'm
Sabre 1917 unD fino.t aud bierbei
cas entsegentommen Der britifdben
cbgleid fir oieie Elm erbebz
!iher finon5ieIler 4usfal NIT .tnsr
9a9sisttsssis sssbunbsn fsin wirn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-19

afritnniide Bottesur.
tbeile. Tie Hed,tspfleee Der 9ie.
ger III afrIfa fennt pieifnd, einrit-
inrgen, bic hiirfons an Die @cttes.
uribetie oes MittelnIters in europa
erinnerH. Ias luidtiaite geipeisnit.
rel gegen eiien Verb1htigen iii bic
Anitellung eiuer a,robe, ole mt Git,
nit iieoen0ein gsaiier oDer Gel por.
genoninlsn miro, lie nod Der art 0es
8erbred,eHs. Sn Der Geeeno BON slt-
lara IaBt Der 9nuberer, i'm eineii
Iicbitahl Sis entbeden, einen Naiir.
einer fiillen. ipridi barber ieine BE.
idrpGringsicrmeln iino sipinet ale
9erbdhiigen. nodabem er einen
VIeroeihIpnn5 in bns Nniier geyuor.
fen, lid, 0nrtit 5u maiden: ben TN
ihnlDigen ipiro feiH Seib sDiberfal,-
rem, nber Der Shlil0ige ipiro einen
iiirdtbaren gfmer5 an ben Augen
peripiiren bic ihm bid nnihpeiien
iueroeu. Gin 1bmIider Brnu6 iii ber
ben gingeborenen Der SfInpenfiiite
I'M llebnng. Stntt oes Wniiers niro
bier jeDoh Gift peripenbei. Nenn Der
MngefIngte ben 1rnnf lpiener BON 5id,
gibi, 10 lit er i,Hid)iileig. nirft oaae.
gen ndS 8ift nuf ibn. 10 bat er Oas
0erbred,en begongen. SanoeIt eg it'd,
nm Elm lpefiiger idliueres yeraehen.
10 broud)t er oas Gift nid,t Su irinfen.
ionoern es neroen ibm onnit bic Nh
gen einaeifnlirt Ter Sd,uIbige lpirD
0lird nieies o'Iftlpniier bIinb lperoen,
es bem llnihuloigen nid,fe
nnbnben miro. ssn Dorubn breitet Der
3nnberer eiuen Grduterouieni,. In
ben elm Biefierforn geihnn lpirb. ggic.
Der iperoen Die Augcn nit Der sSIiiiiia.
teit beiirId,er, lrao iiiilen fie iid init
Ibrnneily 10 lit Der EhuIbiGe ent.
ocdt. Sn Heiiin itrent man eine Be.
ltiinte 8obl Nfeiierforner 1ui bic e.
Be iin1 5iuingf ben MngeEInoten, He
init Oem MfisnOe ciif3uIefel. Gait er
au4 Msr ein 4prn Iisoeu, n III fsiR
lirtkel geigre
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-19

5n oieiem Stsin sos. Damn ipurbs
cine IN ben Jeiien einaemauerte pIoite
ssrffnet nno cine bort BON friitsr ber
lnsernbe Slafhe Wein - fpohl 18I1er
- berausssholi. Rdtbem man stpsi
Gtiihle duf oen tlsinsn iSeIien asIteat
tcttt. nohmen duf bisieu Der proteitan.
tide uno tdtboliite pforrer 93ias
uno leerten mad elmer entiprehenoeH
anfprate bic JIdihe. Won bari
1offen, oaB Der Msin oss Subres 1911
feinem sroBen 8orsdnssr bon 1871 in
etIpas Gbnsin pirD. Gr fpiro iensns
fails iehr geiu9i lperben, neil iett
ihon Weinnoih bsrrlfi unb sur 3eii,
~ ipelher Der icmmenbe ,Reue" alIsne
foIs in Gebrauh iommsn iann, iisher
eine nch pisl grobere Weinsbbe btrrs
idlen ipirb. Das Der Win5sr dIio ern.
ten pirb, tDirb ihm aud gut bssohit
f7erpen. Quh bo5 neue Weingeleb
trdgt ou3u nift untrbeblih bei. Tes.
loib moseH BITE Minser serabe jsst, no
linen Der 6imrnel i'm siseniIihen
SinHe oes mories i'm aompfe asgsu
ten olien GrbfeiHb. Den Gaueripurm.
70 tpirifom su 5ilfe ge.ommen IN. In
ctfeu geiGmpfuns niht erIahmen.
DIR erfoIg III ibnen isst iiter. benn
i'm ndhften Sahr iit Der Wurm infolae
ieiHer porausiintlih eerinsen 31bl In
ole 3anD Der Dinser s.ssbsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-19

s. 6. q. aosbIing an 3. Wa. y.Opsr
$3.50.
auguit 5ppis an Gpo Gid, $1700
gaa 8. 5Opnlsn an e. Is. Qpls,
9ormunb, 5000.
VI. 8. gusb an Mm. !. grsto.
$4,000.
g. g. 9iiuans an aopanes y. u.
6. Co., $1,000.
Sornb oettrid an Sprine GroDs
ape. {. II. 2. Co., S70O.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-19

NJ
unb formten. h. gu einsm 8ilbe, bas
nnperssblih | In ieiner erinneruns
lebte
WeHen 8eiit fprdd bo aus oiefen
3etlsn2 = ia lpeFen?l. War es niht
iple ein pertrduter 8rub2 go tiiapp
ino poIgefpi6tig mar nur feline Nus
brudsDeiie, 10 m1ftig uub tief nur
islne 9eoanten, 10 fharf uno fhneis
oeno nur ieine gelpeisfiibrung unb 10
teuris uno riidbaItsIos nur iein
Babrheitseifsri Sft mar eg Stefdn,
dls trete ibm elm Gebaute entgessn,
ben tr id}on tannte, Elm mort, ein
Sag, ben er fhon eeh0rt. Wie oft bat
ten fie In ibrem 3uiummenlebsn bic
len 8egenftanb erortert, in threnStus
oienjoAren fhpn uno uuh ipdter. ais
ite Su Unit uno SteQuna gstpnmen
lpdrenl Gin unerih0pfIiner Guea mar
es fir perfoII gepeisn; sr mar pon ei=
mem feurigen, fat ieiDenidloftlifen
eifer bofiir erfiint, uno fir bic gers
tpirtlthuns oieier Sheen bate eri ietn
Ser5blut bergessber.
Wieber fab Stefan duf bns Jitels
bIdtt. Grei Sternhen! IS mar nitt
onoers; er bate esideut, ieinen Ro.
men earnntsr 3u isssn. llno ionuts CT
es oenn ais beIiraftsr Bsamter2
gDo bate er bies BUD ssihrieten2
I'm SefGngniHe2 llno mar ss sirs
geihte ooer Siibns? $40 fpeiIts er
iiberbaupta Die Straissit 'onnte bod
unmo9lib 70 Iungs bGuern2
etne mddtige gsps9ung srgriff
Stefan, unb CT iab nit unausfprsd,
lihsn Ssfiiblsn oui bic glGttsr. bic
fir ibu seipeibte paJen. pa 0ffnets
iif Die 5bur Isifs uno Mnrta frat
hsrein.
,es min DID Semano iprehsn."
iagts tie. Gr bed6tete niht ben mer,s
piiroigen ausorud, ben ibrG.iitt trua
uno bdB lie leiis uuo qsOdmpft iprah.
Sbm fam bic St6yung nidt eele-
gen; er mar Su srrsst audi febnte tr
iih oanah, in ben guhe meter gu
Ieisn.
rWtr iit's2" frogte sy.
rasinsr BON bier, St,fani Gs II. |
Elm Soerr, Der eben nit Der 8nbn oes
tommen III, odnn trat iis nod n1ber
ouf ibn Su uno iagts nit sinsm siaens
thiimiideu Gusnrut ,Gri6rid nidbt, |
Stsfan. aber :. obsy... id CLAUDE
-. as iit - Dein Jran3..
.Dsr2! itrie Der iunas Wann auf. /
Gr iaB sinen augensit ME ssldbm:
ooun iprGna sr auf uHo Der 1biir 81.
ia fob.s ibn morto bti Der 6ano.
,aaliss gIut, me:a Sobu! Sm fSlur
II Is tolb ountsI mejns alien 4ugsn
tonHen iitl gstQuit: blten, nber bic
Stlmme I6ien mir 5e:1rut. llno piels
Isiut iDiq sr nur nor Dir esiehsn
Isin. SD brtrae ihu krsin unb Iogs
ben 5rauen gegenlbsr Hidts bopon."
Wi'osr mar er aueiu, aher er purs
tete bed nitht, big f. ihR brnhtt; sr
rib bic 9hiir auf ur0 smpfine ibn ouf
Der S6tpsIle; Il srsriff bic bsibsn
non5e, biz lid ibm euissg.nitrs6ten
inb fiibrts BEN gr.6mmIing ing Sims
ner tineir Dir Ibiir hintsr itnsn
'hlot iih lsiie, bls bait, bic nlte
gia;ta Fsiorgt. Dis beibsn Mdnnsr
'aben Ii6 nit sinsm sinsisen Bid in
Die guqeu uub lagen fth barn Iautlps
n etr NrnM.
(Jortisbung folgt.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-19
Mrs. B. Yaeger,
---sie tssasmsras--
Wa6rtagerin 0teies 3ei(a(lers,

e0ca In sss 6iir'ssu setf GAS "a esrtrs
s6lonsH. be sara bic g0epfussa 6Sssr bsaast
HsFeH. nHo % iIsat fesn apsifsl rs-, bcS
aht tsuisntoat HOA Errfoasn erttffrsn. tss
bard etns nntdarnis araff im etanbs Frs.
Etslts su fbun gub noraussufaaen, mas car
anosrs srfiaHHIt6 III nno sIs,bf. HAr ecl1ss
oct ois Raiar bisfe Tems befenbers beanrf.tai.
oeaa ne bat ter eis fsiieHe 1abs psrIisben. brs
rfsen .arer waiimsHfsen pie ein aufatf6looe.
nee En6 Geaaa gu Iefen. gerasst Hids. nch
5s tn tbre tiesHeu MefsSens an eesfin stnsurs
f5oerf. ashri bic Gnfs Gnb Gar cfi.t1 Bio
ctsiiH a5enns. pnrn asbi bidsfbe ssHaaf. sss
3tr bic 'neas Effsbens bon Jr0u q. Oaeses
srrs'f'. Tcs raus ili sus linfea eonh uiss
an Baum 10 bes aams:
MRS. Ii. YAEGER,
estliv ssenms. Qixssst. GiadsHssl 3.
Grsis 80 Gents Hne hatasz.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-17
uMmerifa nidjt iiber."

auf alien @egen iudt man ser
4onfurren5 gu begegner.
Gas Neuelte 6ieier Art lit, 6aB cine
Seem gorfer 6irma fir Elm geeignetes
Mooen fir einen Miniatur 8uppen-
fopf $500 offerirt, nm aud arf sic.
fem @ebiete binter 9eutidla,0 ni6t
Hunger 5uruditeben gu miiTen. 8is
0abin fonnte man 0e11tl9Ian6 in ser
Seritcuung bon Buppen nidt gIei1-
aber menn Sic Sprabe ouf
8ier fommt, Damn fann
iid Ieutidlan6 nidt briiiten, @merifa
gu fem. Das beriibmte uno
beliebte Olo Seioelberger Ser 8reiR
& Skinner 8raugeieuidoft miiroe,
pie es bier ser Gan lit, audi in ser
alien Seimatb Ben 8or5ug baben,
tpenn man bort oas bor3ugIide Sc.
brdu gu genieBen @elegenbeit bdtte.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1911-11-07
TRAIN LOAD OF SILK
FOR LONDON, ENGLAND
Passes Through Webster City on the
Illinois Central-six Cars Of
silk.

A train composed Of six car
loads OF silk passed through the city
yesterday morning over the Illinois
Central.
The shipment is from the Pacific
Coast and is bound for London, Eng
land. The Illinois Central received
the train from the Union Pacific at
Omaha and will deliver 1t to the
New York Central at Chicago.
The time pade by these trains ov-
er the different roads is equal t.
many OF the important passenger
trains. The best engines in the SER
vice are used on the train and at
terminals where new engines are ex,
changed for the one that has haul
ed the train for the last hundred
miles 40 much time as possible Is
saved. The only time the train stops
at all is when the engines are
changed.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1911-11-07
Mother had Saved Them.

= Z g. ~ ! r + : y Z
Davenport Times: Senator w. S.
Kenyon, while in Davenport yester-
day, and talking to group Of local
men, told OF an incident which oc-
CURED at the Lorimer investigation
in Chicago. Senator Kenyon has
been one Of the most active mem
bers Of the senate investigating COM
mittee, which is merely inquiring
into the real facts without regard
to prosecution or defense, similar to
a grand jury investigation.
ut seems that about the time the
election Of Senator Lorimer occur
red," he said, there were q good
many hundred dollar bills floating
around. One fellow testified in this
regard. as 1t had been heard that he
had had two in safety deposit box
at the time.
"After some questioning he final
ly admitted that he had had two;
and then he was asked where he
got them. Pulling his handkerchief
out Of his pocket and putting it to
his eyes and drawing forth some
tears he answered:
Mother had saved them for
years ("
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1911-11-07
Personal Briefs
(rrom saturday.s peily).

Capt. r. G. Lewis returned
home yesterday from q ten days trip
to Minneapolis, Duluth, Dubuque,
Chicago and other points north ard
east.
Mrs. A. H. Quincy left this
morning for weeks visit with
with friends In Gravity, Iowa.
Mrs. Stowe Of Eagle Grove ar.
rived here yesterday for a visit at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Bermann
leave tonight for weeks visit with
relatives in Chicago.
Miss Ina Campbell and Miss
Stella WEIGH Of Eagle Grove visited
here last evening.
Mrs. Frakes of McCallsburg is
visiting In the city at the home If
Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch H. HemmeE.
Mrs. Hemmen and Mrs. Frakes Wis
tied yesterday with Mrs. Hemmen $
people in Kamrar.
Mrs Chas. Aldrich, who has
been visiting In Fergus Falls, Mimi,
arrived home yesterday,
Mrs Kathryn Hildebrand OF
Hastings, Neb., is added to the
house party at j. w. Pearce's--she
being cousin of Mrs. Pearce.
DIR. Maude Ward has returned
to her home in Oregon. H., after
spending ten days with her aunt.
Mrs. J. w. Pearce. and other friends.
Geo. F. Yungclas left today
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1911-11-07

noon to spend Sunday with friends
in Kanawha. iii
Miss Sadie Cooper of Des
Moines is expected home tonight for
Q visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. w. Cooper.
Mrs. D. S. Pettibone of Ames.
who was among the visiting Re
bekahs yesterday, remained for a
week end visit with friends
F. A. Sackett Of Des Moines is
in the city today.
Mrs. Harley Smith and children
of Iowa Falls visited here today at
the VIM. A. Neel home while on
their way to Boone, where they will
visit relatives.
81 Miss Myrtle Martin went to TT.
Dodge today for a short visit with
friends.
Miss Sylvia Stanton, who has
been visiting here for some time
with her sister, Mrs. w. M. Melrose
and husband, left today for her
home in Elgin.
Mrs. o. X. Herald visited yes
terday with her people in Kamrar.
Miss Mabel Talbot went to FIT.
Dodge today for an over Sunday Wis
1t with friends.
Mrs Bryant Hun, who has been
visiting the past week with relatives
in Williams, arrived home today.
Miss Mona Worries accompanied her
home for short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. v. Johnson of
Alden visited friends in the city to-
day while on their way to Eagle
Grove for visit with relatives.
Arthur Adams, who is employ
ed in Sioux Rapids. visited here yes
terday with his people.
Mrs. J. H. Stahl went to Fort
Dodge today for an over Sunday VS.
1t with her daughter.
Mrs. F. D. Young arrived homs
today from visit with her dau gh-
ter in Des Moines.
Mrs. F. e. Wilson and son Wal
ter. accompanied by Prof. and Mrs.
A. R. Parish, went to Ames today
to attend foot ball game, making
the trip overland in the Wilson car.
Mrs. Jay silvers and baby OF
Fonda arrived here today for an ov-
er Sunday visit at the home Of Mrs
Elizabeth Silvers.
Miss Ruby Fox of Williams Wis
tied friends here today.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jones
and daughter Miss Mary of Wool
stock were visitors here today, maxi
ing the trip overland In their car.
Full blood Duroc Jersey male pigs
for sale. H. l. Thompson. It'll
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1911-11-07
CHANCE FOR BOYS
Who KNOW OATS
$500 Scholarship to be Awarded to
Young Man who Stands
Highest in Judging.

Iowa boys who know oats may
turn their knowledge to account in
winning an agricultural education
at Iowa State college in Ames.
Dean c. F. Curtiss announced to-
day that a new scholarship, worth
$500, would be awarded at the two
weeks short course next January
to the young man who stands high
est in oat judging. The gift is made
possible through the international
Harvester Co., donor.
This scholarship is large enough
to enable a boy of limited means to
get an excellent education Of two or
four years in agriculture. The COM
petition is restricted to young men
under twenty-one who are of limited
financial means. who are on their
own resources, who could not 9TH
erwise 60 to college, and who have
had no previous college training.
The winner will be expected to
meet the regular entrance require
ments OF the course he may choose
and he will have until September 1,
1912. to qualify as a student.
This new contest will be held 1t
the short course at the college, Fri
day afternoon, January IL, next.
Contestants will Judge the following
classes OF grain: Oats. samples from
Eve classes; sheaf oats, samples from
two classes.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1911-11-07
Taft at Webster City.

Nevada Representative: One OF
the stories of President Taft's trip
through Iowa comes from Webster
City, where the concurrence of the
presidential visit with the annual
watermelon festival gave the presi-
dent the only very considerable
crowd that he had in Iowa. AS the
story goes, the president appreciated
the crowd and asked the chairman
of the reception committee how the
crowd stood with respect to himself.
The chairman did not happen to be
one Of the well-known Webster City
politicians whose facilities for frank
expression have attracted state at
tention heretofore, and the aforesaid
well-known politician stood around
therefore in wondering trepidation
concerning what he might say. But
they need not have doubted any rep
resentative citizen Of their town in
such an emergency; for the chair
man responded with due apology, in
formation and advice, all at once, by
saying In effect that he supposed
the president wanted him to answer
the question, that the crowd was
against the president and If the
president wanted ever in his life to
make q hit this was his chance.
Further report has It that Mr.. Taft
did the best he could.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1911-11-07

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