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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-16

Gin eroBsr Sdterei 2ruIt 1F
i'm @erben. Gin aouIortium nit etuen
8opttal BON 80 Ntilionen Dollars,
lpelhem Der 8roBtupitaIiit @dtss al
eebDrt, bat ii4 gebilDet, um etne be
trGhtli6e 4nSdbl gadereien in per
ftieberen 5beilen Oes Qanoes anf8ae
taufsu uno FOLDER Dsiie Der Darb
9redb Comp, Der groBten Sddretz
ftrma in ben Ser. Staateu, Eouturs
rers All MAIDEN. 2lllenfaus lpta man
fih audi ba3u pr'teben, Die 9dtereten
Der neueu aorpOrdtion on Die genannte
Gpmpanp Su iiberIafen, peun lie elnen
eHtIpre6enben 8rofit beSabIt. Die Nm
nabme oiirfts pobl berehttgt ieln, oaB
Qebteres bic pirtlide @bfi6t III. oa tie
nit ben fri6eren Spsrationeu oe&
6errn 8otes u6ereinitimmt, Der auf
folhe Deiie eine 4n3abl WtiIlionenaus
bem gfIenz uno Sta6ltruft berausgez
fhlagen bat. 8enn Der Jii6Sug aber
nidt qelinqt, Dann rpirb Der neue 5ruit
ins 2sben geruFen tDeroen uno out
Ohio be9liiter, no cine gCn3e aH3oRI
8odereien tonioItoirt DeroeH Ioasn
SUl6e tupttQliitii6e BebanoIung sines
unentbebrlihen 4ebensmitteIs oirftt
basu fitbrsn, oQB ihIieBIih Das
gGtersi gspsrbs io3ioIiIirt pirS,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-16

Gr,susRiiis bss S,lsss uHs sss cbf'
aartsns Der sscrbwtitltaaien.

Die gortlrn Qacafit Balm bat in
BEN Qotut go. 40 Of 9isrte Strabs
zine gliniatur stusFsluns srrt4tet,
Inn eurt oisTslbs ben 9eiuhern cine
5bes roR bsm GartsH Gbsn Su gsbsn,
Der osr eanSs Roropsiteu unisres
Qunbss su isiu i1eiut. gBds Die seis |
BEN Ea.otas. Rirneiotd, WoHtana,
Snabc, @nibington uno Oregon her'
porbriusen, in hier in elmer btm guss
esfdniasn Wtifs aussslegt. Sn ben
asuunnten 5tco.sn p1hit unb gebeiht
10 Si.m!ih ansE unb 3Ddr i'm ltbers
IluB. mir itben bic Gr3eusnife Der
g.loer, aae 9strsinfurtsn In ulunuss
bobsn 9arb.n suiammsnssbunbsH. oas
nsbtn Jlar unn Guttsrtrdutsr 10 bod
unS buidis, bab fie stnsu Msni6eu be-
peden. aus 9aTein sriebeu mir audi.
Sdb Qlfolpa gum gsiipisl brsi unb pier
grntsu i'm Sabre brinst; mir IsrnsH
aud ben Grtrdg in Sstreioe pro Sus
ibel uap adtr teHusn, unb icaar iiber
soreiIe, iibsr Observation-Disclosures, oh
5rodsnfnrmen cher tiinItitfe gstudHes
runa, Tam Der 9siu6er iin iHformis
ren. auf Ianesn 5iihsn ishen mir bic
munnigfaltiaIten Griidlts unb 8emlie.
CieIs aspoltistn gDeiHtrduben. bic
4epf.I, girnsn, pflaumen. Grobsersn,
pFirFhs un6 apritoien f.ben aus rpis
bon WaIers 6aub ouf bic 2sinDaHe
aebra6ts Still.btn. Won fpriht fberss
irsiIs Don gausrn nit ben grobeH Sors
tcFitln. DIE farmer nes Rcreiueitena
aiebsn fpabre Rieien.artoffsIn unc
| jsbe STruht III seTuHo bic ius Dart.
gleu mar uns. bab man dud ejsbad
! aus alfclpomsbl berftelit. oas Nierens
Ieibenb.n iehr 81 empieIIsn iein iol
Sci Billings in Ulcntana bat Die Bun
besrsaisrung gstpaItiss gstpdfierungs'
onlaeen ausetfiibri uno oas sauo oel
geiieesluns seOffaet. plsbr ME Al
| gldsr psroen jsSoh on cine unn oleielhi
Qerion nicht abssseben. Der Yreii
nes adHbes III nur S34 uno bic aauf
iamms brauhi erit innsrbaI6 ssbn Sab
rem besoblt Su lpsrbta. Sier seniigei
$1,000, nm ilh cine unobbdnaige uni
beboglihe Griiisns su fifern. gsnmi
! Der gahn iinn in Der 4ustsauna, bi
ben aanSen Monat iiber unb icga
Sonntas often iii, fttis sngessn I'M
aeben iebe eetpGni6ts gtusiunft. mlal
beIifiias bic 4usitslIuHg unb ma
scmmt su Der llsbsrSsnguns. pab be
! Rprotpsiisn bas gano III. in oem Rilc
, unb 5Unig fliebsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-16

gasieIbs sr6Fnsi am soHntas Elm
,tpeip5hia,s GaRipieI im
CIpmpit.

Das Sserammsreautr gdusrHsGnf
Iemble, ppn bsHsn pcr5lglifsn ast
Ituuoen mir uns Dor aurSsm in arpti
8oriteauRgsn ii5erseussH ionntsn.
tcrmt noh Cincinnati 5uriid. 8nss
Islbs sr0ifnst am Sonntag, 10. Wl6rs.
i'm CIputpic 5bsntsr Elm auf Stpei no
den bers4nstss GaitfpieL Die Ssisu'
ItoFt III cine Der beiten DtrnriigtIl
1rupp.n, bic poH 9.utihlano is nab
Qlmerita ottommsn iit. Sis bsfinnst
iih bsrsits felt pergung,n.m Ssrbit i'm
Qan0s, bat in alien Stobten sipiideR
gep gort uno Dem Riififppi gait
ipisls obiolpirt unb iiberan antIdng
unD geifall ssTuno<n. Die Gsfsllidaft
bat elm Iebr reid,haItiaes RtpertoIF.
Gs gslangsn sur quffiihruns: Der
1orfpfarrtr", Die ftore Wiliontrs
bGusrin", IS asnnerl BON Sberummtr.
eau, Ter Wunoeroottor BON 1egerH,
fee, Der 2lmsritas ssppel". Der
rno onOers Glide. J.os auffiibrune
brinat sahlrsihe 0siangseinIageH. 10
nj. 9prtrdss ouf 3itbsr unb Strsi4.
mslonion. aubsrhem lpiro Der Nbss
riibmte EhubpIattIsr BON bier plarsr
uufasFiibrt.
! 9lm Sonntcg finben sipsi goriteis
IIrng,n itntt. Radmittaes a.lanst Ods
bier fopttt unbetannts Sfiid Berg
Iftren" sur 4uFiiibruna unb fiir Der
ab.nb iit eas semiitbDolls WOltstuf
ugtlm.nrauI9 unb eosltpsib" anseiss..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-16

Cine traaries lGrfabrura mdA.s &c.
tern 7Frau GarRsi Don go. 1895 It
!arcre Sirabe uno geitler lpsresn in
3uiunfi ipchl barnn thun, bsm Sor'
nsi'iheH 6auIe isrn su 6ieiben. 0a ne
bort faum luiiltcmmeE ftln moc)!sn,
gsitern Nqhmiitag iprah RdmIif stn
;Sarbicsr Gti 95rau Garnet Dor uno bsts
tslte. Ia sr cine ishr riibrisliee ge.
Tbihie .rsdblis, fiihlis bic 5ruu Mits
Itib nit ibm, IisB ihn in bic aiihs tom.
men unb l6idis fih an. ihm eint trdf.
iige TlahI3sil pOrsuisyrn. 4ls fie fir
einiqt GttunDen bic Ride btrlieb, be-
mibis Der Ehiuarss bic Gelegsnbtit.
fi6 cine goIbtns scfhtnrhr, bic aui
otm silne lag. anaustensn unD 5il
fliihten. s5rou Garnst nslbeit bts
golisei ihr ErItbHib unb gnb sins
sienIih CUTE @si9sibuug bss glsssrs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-16
Qirden.galar.

Der 5rau.np,rtin Der GDdns. prot.
Si. 5obdnnsg gemsinoe auf Rt. 4u,
burn CgaItOr Grnft gcb) bat u.nfci
isnpt 9orbersiiunstn su tintm Basnf
g,ircFien, Der beuis In ben Soun:dss.
Ihulrdumsn itattfiuotn miro. Die
Tameu bcbsn fiir Die @trtnufstiids
piels it0ne unb niislihs Sahtn ess
idmmelt, bic bic anuFluft Der gsiufsr
iiherIid, nnregen lpsrb.n. auo GOnit
III fir llnierbaliuns btlisns atiorsi
unp an aabuns uno asaas lpiro ss
dah nift fehlsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-16

ME beri6tst Dirb, itsht
uuier staatsDeportemspt nit Der eng
ltIhen Reqierung in unterbanoluns
IDegeu oes 9ertragss, poua6 aus
5trettfraeen 3pif9eH 6eioeH QGnbern
Der I6ieosgeri6tli6sn Salihtung
bur6 oas 5aager tribunal unterliegen
ioreu. 8ertrdge ioIher 4rt beitsbeR
1pobL fbou 8piihen alien 3ipiliFrteH
QGnberu, aber ss IiHb BARN 6pei pI6z
tigs Qusn1bmsn sntbaIteH, nGmli6
sSrooen, rpeI6e bic rationale gbre uno
2e6enss Jutersfen Der Hatiou beriibs
ren, foQen Don 8ertrdssn ousgsnoms
men Itin, 4usnabmen. Delde Die Der
tr1ae fat pertbIDs MAIDEN. gngs
lamb uno bic Der. Staatsn lpDllsn Die
sluei Qusnabmen in ibreR 9ertrug auf'
nebmsn. Sopeit es ibre oiretten Be
Siebungen gu chamber betrtfft, 1T oisi'
9bfht bur4fubrbar, nQAbem all
gren8freitigtsiteu ano iouftigeu ftrit'
tigen guntte tbre grleei9ung 9efunbsr
haben. 2lber es 1T ni6t erft6tli6, nil
Der @ertrag inbirett sntftebeuoe Strsi.
tigtsitsn beilsgsn tOnuts. Bir uebmtr
aIs 8eiipiel an, Dag bic gntente gng
lanbz5rantrsi6z zRublano ii6 auf elmer
RaubsuQ qeaeu CHINA eiuigt uno oIi
Ser. Staqtsu entihiebsn Stsl1ung bG
seesR usbmen, oanu Iisbe iiA bod De
Streit ni6t frisblib i4lihtsn. au
Gr,iab bisier 1batia6eu slaubsu mir
BET Der 4ufi6t be5arren 81 miiiIeR. bal
Der gBes sur GrbaltuHg oes Aeltfris
beus anb Der GbriiHung uur Durd sin
arobs 6riebenslign su srrsihen 1T, mel
DE ieptpeos ARnerionsn unter irgen
tpelhen benfbarsn nmitdnbeu Derbietet
Ratirlib fpridt eas Ri6t aegen be
Mbfhlub bes benbiihtiaten 9ertraees
uber man Ddrf it1 uidt bem Glau5e
hinseben, baB nit iolheu 0ertrGss
Der espise Srisben ssfdsrt ipsros
toHn.e.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-16
Ser auBenhanOcl.

Bon alien Ssiten srtDnt Der Rur:
Msbr QuBenbanoel. Die geSrinoun8
uiro burd unlpioerIegItte 3abItn &c
liefert, bic Den Riit9an9 un'eres gE
rorts in Rahrungsmittsln srpslisn,
obne oaB Elm entIpretenoer Grias III
7TertiqTubrituten gu ftuosn pdrs. Da'
raus ergsbsu lid becentlite 9srholts
nife: Elm 9robsr abfluB pon 9oIo,
Der ihlie6lt6 gu elmer ,3erruttung rsr
6fFentlihen uun prioateu 5iron8sH
fubrsn muB uno Elm W}angel an Ses
ftdftigung. Dap mir riht msbr Ger
t:of16ritute erportirsn, pirO nit etrem
WaugeI an qsi6ultsm gsrtaufsPsriO.
raj ertldrt. Dine 5r1ge iinO mir oos
rim riitTtGnbiQ. Der Gmeritdrii6e
9ertdufer i'm Quslnnb lit bilfIos rpts
rin 9ino. Gr tennt peoer Die 2anoess
Ipruhen nod bic 9eIhdftsoerbdItntTs
ludbrenb Ieine suropdlihsn, ips3isI
bic 0eutfhsn 9oGegen cine griiHblt6s
S6uluno ourhgsmuht haben. Sm
SeimatbsIanoe baben fie fa in 8tsts'
neten S6ulen uQs nothi9sn tbcoretts
iten GerntuiiIe srDorben unb pdnr
ffidt man fie auf elne 3ebr3ett mad
Rem Qaube oas ols ibr @trtungstrsts
augerIe6en 1T. Nahoem iie bort bic
/ Qunbesfprohe fliebero erIernt, biz o.
itdftss urb 8untpsrbGltuiiie griinoli6
/ Ttuoirt baben, hann erit beginnt TIRE
! SbGtigtsit als 9srtGufsr. Gs III Isitt
peritGRoIt, bab oisis intims &enntnlB
ibnsn etnen orobsn gortteil ii6er oen
.reinen 9tor". als psItsr Der omsrt'
/ f1niIfs @.rtGufer" itt srDsiit, rsrs
leibt.
9NIer umitanb, 10 OoQauf mir ibu
audi purbiqen, lit absr nitt oas9aupt
binberniB fir Die ungsniigenoe 5abr!
fatausfubr oigies Qanbes. Den ame'
ritanti4en 8aaren nit ibrer amer
tannt bsiIeren GuaIit6t uno sIe8ants
rem 6eriteQung pobHt Elm GROCER Dor
t6eil tune, lpeI6er bic erruGbnts In.
tsnntnib Der 9ertdufer minoeitens gun
2beil auFipiegen iolts. 0enH pai
ni6t Der iTaQ 1T, 70 miifsn amber
urfqhen porlisgen uro uuieres gr
nteIens iino iie febr let6t 5u flnoen
Sic befteben in b06It maHgelbaftsn 0f
fentLi6eR gtnrihtungeu. gu biefel
1T in eriter Reibs Der Iurii 8u rshnen
. gti osfen 4bfaTun9 iinO biSbsr MI
+ 2pei 9efihtspuntte bsftimmeno gene
len: mDgli6it Oiele Gabritats aus Der
{ Gcnoe hsraus3ubllten unb mOgli4'
{ bel Gelo on 3Dlen sIR3ursbmer
: Gas periu6t man Su betpertfeIiser
1 inoem man ungebubrIib hobs 36l
{ ouf sgabrifate unb auF Robitoffe iegt
: Dos bat Die ameritanii4e SRouitri
n lebialid ihper gef6doigt. 9ohs 30l
: falieBen bic M6glittett aus, billig 3
n fabrisiren unb nit Dem 4usldnDe
{ tcnturriren unD Die bObeH 5abrtta
: 2Gle baben Ole Ginfubr nl6t 81 ben
r men Dermoht. 2sgteres sri9eiHt al
( ben erfteu Bid befrsmbeno, iit ab,
{, uiht uufaBbar. Die bobRn 3Das FIJI
8 rem 3u Monopolsprsiien i'm SnlaR
> Gas befdbigt bic duspdrtigsn Jabr
s tanten, Der umsrttuniideH Snbuitr
/ aonturrens 3u maden. eSn elm Gar
b nit uieuieen Vreiien tanu man MID
1. importiren, Dtnn bas gsiGGft mir
n fih unlo6nenb ertpeifen, absr Elm 2nl
3, nit boben grtiien loft 8srtaufr al
n alien 9hei!en Der GrDe OIL.
N en anberen f6uB30lneriihen Ga
N bern aebi mon Derniuftiger Su Dsr
inpsH man bic Rpbitoffe, lODeit b
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finben, tpenn mir Iassn, bab bic Der.
Stoattn iict in elmer tritiIhen geriobc
btfinoen nnb boB lie bebentlihe Riid.
fnritte MAIDEN lpsrben. tpsnn lie nidt
iofort unb nit Gnersie an eirt Repis
fion bes Sarifs unp Der DffentIt6en
5iuanoen fhreiten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-16
Webmrtem.

Sobn uno Rstlie Sation, 1865
GonrorD Ctr. UldnhsH.
5enrp unD ebriitiHa Milingboff.
2170 Geton aps.. anobe.
Soc uno 1ranoes Gspijil, 21e1
4mor plats. fnabs.
CHARLES nub Marn Slider. 1927
syorbsB Ctr. stuabe.
Glenn. nnb W.arD 1oplaHb. 1902
Meft 8. Ctr. annbe.
Jfa0t uno Gornb TlRtsr, 41s1
Golssain Aps. au0bt.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-11-09
Shane of, Eldon, were shopping in o.
tumWa yesterday.

Shane of, Eldon, were shopping in OF
tumwa yesterday.
! Mrs. Charles -Stubbs and little daugh'
ter Gladys, and Mrs. Bart Wurtz OF
Quincy, returned home last evening,
after visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs.. J. G. Booz, $40 West Main street.
E. ]. Shook, sls North Benton ST.,
returned home last evening from Chill.
licothe. i
Rev. J. C. Kendrick, 32s East Fourth
street. left last evening for sWapello,
where he will attend the district con-
ference. r.
Watch the date on the label of your
paper-Do not let your subscription
expire-send check. draft or money
order.
\ Mrs. r. S. Seldom and Mrs. A. L..
Saxton of Hiteman were shoppers in
Ottumwa yesterday.
E. L. Duke of Creston is visiting at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
Parsons on North Green street. IT.
p A marriage license was issued Mon
day by Clerk George Phillips to Will
liam H. ,Hopp and Mrs. Sarah Wise.
Mrs. Mary Price who resides on Lo
Gust street, returned home last even
ing after visiting her sister, Mrs. +.
Sperry, in Eldon.
Mrs. ]. H. Cremer, 72S West Second
street left last evening for Eldon,
where she will visit friends and rela'
tives.j - :
Mrs. G. r. Brandecker of Chicago,
ILL.,. was the guest yesterday at the
home of Rev. and Mrs. J. F. Robert
son, 1877 North Willard street. :
Mrs. Lewis Davis, Sr., 103 North
Ransom street, 2 u.s. visiting her son
James Davis in Peoria, Ill.
Charles Heller Of this city has
leased the Mystic theater on Church
street of c. F. Stevens and will con-
tinue the business. =, = ~
]. H. Valley, 1873 South Ransom
street, who has been very i'll for a
week, is reported better today.
Miss Pearl Stevenson of Fairfield,
who spent a few days at the home OF
Mrs. Emma Wallick, 1915 West
Second street, returned home this
Mr. and Mrs. c. Nichter of Burling'
ton returned home this afternoon after
attending the funeral of T. J. Curry.
w. s. Grips & Co., give attention to
orders whether for a cab, a moving
van or express hauling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Cowherd OF Bur
|ington and Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. BY OF
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-11-09
HARMON PREDICTS
DEMO LANDSLIDE
Ohio Governor and Presidential Can.
dldate Says Results is Endorse.
ment Of Democracy.

Columbus, O., Nov. 8.-Basing his
opinion on the results in Massachu-
sets, Kentucky and Ohio and other
points where democratic candidates
were elected yesterday, Gov. Judson
Harmon today predicted national
democratic landslide next year.
The result Of those elections have
pleased me very much,' he said, "and
I consider them a forecast Of what is
to come next year 1t is the strong
est endorsement Of democracy that
has been rendered by voters in recent
years" > &
When asked regarding the Cincin-
natl results, Mr. Harmon said:
Personally nothing could have pleas
ed me better. have fought for
twenty-five years to free Cincinnati
from the sway Of republicanism and
am delighted to find that voters have
awakened. @
"Signs of victory for the democratic
party are evident everywhere. Next
year I predict that this party will win
the national onicers including the
presidency"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-11-09

of the sections, here, now that perfect
peace and amity and harmony prevail,
let this memorial be dedicated Al
typical Of the love which he, In whose
memory it is reared, maintained for all
Americans with a kindly fatherly
patience that has no counterpart since
bethlehem. " etr
Dedication at Hodgenville.
The unwilling of the Lincoln statue
in the rotunda in the Kentucky capitol
precedes the dedication Of the Lincoln
monument at Hodgenville, KY, by a
day. Many OF those who came from
distance states to Frankfort to attend
the exercises here will continue their
journey tomorrow to Hodgenville.
Near there Is the Lincoln farm.
where the cabin in which Abraham
Lincoln was born, is now preserved in
a monumental structure recently COM
pleted. 1t is the dedication OF this
memorial which will attract President
Taft and others to Hodgenville to-
morrow n
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-11-09


gloom that pervaded all his waking
hours. .s.-E..
one Of Two Greatest Americans
I don't think 1t is too much to say
that Lincoln had the most judicial
Temperament OF any man In history.
He considered the argument OF his
opponents with all the fairness OF
John Stuart Mills and preserved that
calm. judicial consideration OF the
views of every one that became i'm
portant, and in his disagreement with
them he left nothing more than the
application of an apt story or clear,
lucid demonstration of error without
sting. With his love OF truth the
supreme trait Of his intellect, accom-.
panied by a conscience that insisted
on tho right as he knew 1t with
great heart full Of tenderness. we have
the combination that made Lincoln
one Of the two greatest Americans.
He hated slavery because he had reas'
oned out It's injustice and it's democrat
ling effect upon tho country and the
community in which it was legal In
stitution. He did not hate the slave
holders and there is not the slightest
evidence he ever had feeling OF
bitterness toward them as a class. He
knew how the institution had grown
how it. had become a part of society,
how closely imbedded 1t was In the.
|,economy of the south and from the
time when he entered congress until
he died, his mind was bent on prob
| lens for the solution OF the difficulty
by which the cancer could be excised
and no injustice done to those whose
constitutional right had become en-
twined with the hated system and in
terdependent on 1t. 49, ..
United Country Honors Lincoln
The south knows, as does the north
know, that there is no soul that unites
them in perfect amity like that OF
Abraham Lincoln. The south knows as
the north knows that every admins
tration that removes another cause of
misunderstanding between the Sec
lions or that brings them closer to-
gether in any way, is acting upon the
inspiration Of him who could love his
entire country with undiminished
ardor when nearly one-half was seek
Ing to destroy It's integrity Here; then
at a place that knew battle, that knew
family dissension, that knew bloody
conflicts. that represented in the
sharpest ana cruelest way q division
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-11-09
TEN JUDGES NAMED
BY CHICAGO VOTERS
Six Republicans and Four Democrats
Chosen for Cook County Bench
Yesterday. We

Chicago, Nov. Silk republicans
and four democrats were elected to
the superior court Of Cook county yes
terday. John p. 3McGoorty. democrat,
was elected to fill the one circuit
court vacancy. A Higher pay for
judges" proposition was defeated.
Chief Justice William H. McSurely
and Judge Marcus A. Kavanaugh, re-
publicans, were reelected to the SUI
perior bench, as was Judge Joseph H.
Fitch, democrat.
The new judges are Charles M.
Foell, Hugo Pam, Albert c. Barnes
and Henry v. Freeman, republicans,
and NJ. L. Mckinley, Dennis E. Sulli-
van and Clarence N. Goodwin, demo-
Gratis. %
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-11-09
Nebraska Banker WEEDS At Charlton.

Charlton, Nov. S.-Bruce H. Hewett
Of Gordon, Neb., and Mrs. Dora E
Slater, OF Derby. this county, were
united in marriage In Charlton yester
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, at the
M. E. parsonage, the ceremony being
performed by her pastor, Rev. e. L.
Stone, of Derby. Mr.. and Mrs. Hewett
left last evening for Gordon, Neb..
where the former is cashier Of the
state bank, and where they will re
side in the future. The bride has re.
sided at Derby for some time and is q
lady of worth and refinement. The
groom is very highly spoken of. ~
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Petersburg remains wet by Sc; Chand-
lerville dry by 60; Kempsville wet by
Z votes; Hardin dry by votes; Tai
lula dry by 49,; Naples dry by 80;
Athens wet by 40; Mt. Carmel re-
mains dry by majority of 422;
Coulterville stays dry by votes;
Jonesboro dry by 1o7 votes; Golconda
dry by 1856 votes. ~ Z s1,t%5 e..
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ELECTION RESULTS
IN MANY STATES
CONTINUED From Page ~ ~

and Manhattan, Kan, while third,
Sacramento, CAL, appears to have vot-
ted for the change. .,.o.t.s. T. ty
To date this makes 154 cities and
towns now under either direct COM
mission form Of government or some
modified style of that system. OF this
number 139 have direct commission
form without modification. 4'e " ~
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Abba attended the funeral OF I. j.
Curry today. .- .
q =
= Mr.. and Mrs. O. J. Sherman OF Port
land, Ore, left this morning for Dos
Moines after short visit at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Sherman, 945
Sheffield street. Ta&
i Mrs. M. A. Plummer of Kirkville Is
shopping in Ottumwa today.
s& Mr. and Mrs. Gus johnson of Colo
RADIO Springs, Colo, are visiting at the
home Of Mrs. Josie Blixt, 222 North
Iowa avenue. '.
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DRYS MAKE GAINS
Hold Their ownSln Prohibition Towns
and Carry Several Places Through
out the state for First Time.

Chicago. Nov. 8.-Returns from ILL
nois local option elections yesterday
indicate a gain for the drys. The re-.
s Its are as follows:
Jacksonville remains dry by about
$50: Meredosia remains dry by 81;
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ottumwa Ladies
Fat Ef q
Say It's Great

Ottunwa ladies are delighted with
Minnesota" macaroni and spaghetti
Even people who never liked these
foods before. are charmed with the
delicious, nut-like flavor of the Min
uesota" brand. ~. ua -.
, Good macaroni and spaghetti are
the most nourishing foods known, ana
they can be prepared In so many de-.
lightful ways that no one ever tires of
hem. They agree with any stomach.
and family will feel much better u
hey eat less meat and more macaronl
md spaghetti. s''.
But if you want that rich, nut-iE
flavor be sure and get the delicious
Minnesota" brand macaron1 Of
spaRhetti--made from the finest
Northern Durham wheat. with all the
nourishing Gluten left in. 1t is easily
iigested and never gets soggy. All good
0ttumwa grocers sell It. .a'E
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lished on December 1 at Brooklyn
Essex, Lansing, Malvern, Odebolt, ST,
Ansgar, West Branch and Williams
burg.
Nebraska Editor Dead.

Shelton, Neb., Nov. s.-Frank l
Read who founded and for twenty-fiN,
years has edited and published TIL
Shelton Clipper died last night from all
attack Of appendicitis. He was ma.
tive . Ohio. 7
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LINCOLN MONUMENT
I. DEDICATED TODAY

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! More lowans Get Pensions.

washington, Nov. 8.-The following
Iowans were granted pensions today:
Sylvester N. Brace, $40; William
Brines, SIS; Eratus Coffin, SIS; Henry
M. Colby, $40; William e. Davis, $780,.
Charles knight, $14; Lafayette Leval-
ley, $40; Sarah J. Mooney, $12; An
drew ) stringer, SIT; Henry J..
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MI. and Mrs. Henry Jepson, of Oska-
loosa, returned home last evening at
:er visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Seaburg, S12 West Second
street. -. t"- ~ $f.i '",.. -
!, Miss Florence Tibbets OF Burling-
ION. returned home last evening after
/ short visit with Mrs. Florence Staeb-
Ter, 1903 East Main street. 49,. -.
Mrs. David Murphy and granddaugh:
Hr Madeline, .932 East Main street, left
Dday for Corydon, to visit friends and
relatives. = ..:..'
watch the date on the label of your
Daper-Do not let your subscription
expire send check, draft or money
9rder. ~H~. ~ a..@.@
Mrs. Catherine Murphy, 1910 East
Main street, is q guest of friends In
Corydon. $50
MRS. !. s. DeFord, Mrs. Charles Web
Der, Miss Bertha Hill and Mrs. Frank