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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-11-17

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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-11-17

80 o 5 or6eren ST.
t + ur S rgenien bar ut-
Ser lit 0pbolo / &oriens Sugtbus
forferoiget Mooellen til en- flor,
1tprbar 8allon. Sen er u6merfe1
uofprt og opbengt / Sengslets @on=
for.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-21
GOVERNMENT NOTICES

PROPOSALS. FOR VOTING HoRsEs-OF-
ice o. tns 9uaruermaster, Kansas CITY.
trlpncate. N4 b resolved a. this offses
until II Q'clocE A. n. Centrzl Tina Feb
rlary 3 III and then opened IN the
presence o. attending hiddera Cor furnish
iHE 80 young horses, for deliver Al Fort
Reno HEmount Depot Okla or orher
proHinent railroad points The United
states reserves tn6 right 70 accept or re-
lecl alE or All BIDS o. AM part thensnf
EialA forms and All affirmation ear ~
h44 lpon Application % this of1ica. In
Nelopea e1nlAlnl18 proposals 70 Be marEed
rrupoA4ls Tor toung Horses" and ad-
6raaaed % Captain Klrhy WALKER Qua
teraasfsr. T. s. A. IuE-8 g7-Fh2I- -
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-21
Why TIE FOOD PACKAGE SELLS
Business Mans Comment on A Great
B Achievement Of the Age
TACTICAL BOOST FOR HEALTH


Few things have done 60 much for the
health ard comfort az the family and econ
cu1y in its care a. the putting up Of food
n packages ard from sanitary point o.
view g. is one q the great achievements
q tire age. Under ths old method Of sell
ing goods in bulk the food thus sold vas
exposed % an sorts u contamination and
Infection. and In q large majority q cases
20 deterioration IN quality. Almost al
cereal foods fetsriorats q1ickly when eV-
posed % the air. and their food value.
a. veil a. their paiatahnitT. g. rauidlT
reduced Any ore familiar with the or
dinarv grocery store knows how roods
soid IN bulk are exposed IN barrels or
boxes 20 dust flies and the constant hand
ling By hands that are a. best not over
clean II food thus sold could be hough,
a. half tire price q even the same quality
packages. IL would stn be more expensive
than the package goods.
VERY much has been ssid. and rightly
said. regardInE fraudulent weights. bui
IL - q noticeable fact that the thousands
q fraudulent scales that have been dis
covered ard connscated hy proper AL
thorties have been used for the sale ~
bulk goods which are sold 70 the con
sumner By weight No rne can be too severe
IN the condemnation q fraud no matter
whether II Be N false weights or impure
quality. and everyone who does eitheY
should be severely punished In the effors
% correct the wrong done hr un1rincipled
dealers. Il has been urged that the house
keeper should weigh on her own scales
every article bought Al FIRST thought this
seems % Be q solution Of the difficulty
but the writer. happening 20 notice tina,
his weight varied with almost every
pair Of scales upon which he was weighed
began 20 make inquiry as 70 the correct
ness nf scales in general and MS invest
cation led him to the belief that % IL eE-
tremely difficult even with the best 81
care. % keep any set Of scales en- surh
condition that the weight can be De.
pended on.
Test Of Hsuae Wefmhta-
Determining 70 test the matter carefully
he bought a set Of weights that were Of
fieially correct and with these began q
test the scales In the houses Of his friends
In about fifty such tests he found Just on
set Of scales that vas correct and with
only four of five exceptions every set o.
scales overWeighed- requiring from a poun,
70 weigh q pound. These houEsksepeu
had taken usual care Of their scales. bu
in some cases they were more or les
rusty. in others the springs had lost par
o. their force. IN others the bearings wer'
gurnuy; but IN almost every instance. Q
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-21
MASSACHUSETTS LEADS WAY
Results of savia@s Bank Insurance
shswA I'm Many DIree-
ftana

Saving money for the hard. struEsii.r
many Is perhaps the most Interesting 81 "a
tha problems By which We are eonfroutas
Fer several years Golfers has had a te.r4
nothing more deeply than the profound sr-
pertinent being mads IN Nassachur-srs =,
make saving easier 70 the wase-esrne-
The annual report Tor the year s,st,s
October p last has 5lst been maas r-a4--
The principal achievement Of ne uavtr,--
bank Insurance. has been IT'S Force ia eon,-
pelLins the grear Industrial Insurance eoa,-
panies 10 make a reduction Of about % rsr
cent IN their rates and In other reznacr-
greatly % Mberaiize their policiea mi.
means a saving Which continually -
rapidly Increases Soon Il VII amount y,
aho'lr @-aa1ae q year Ia Naasachsz-ft-
alone. and IN the whole country Ii a-.rig,
t7a.oa4ao0 On ths bass q the ,lf,-ss-,F.
declared IN IsI8 BY the whitman savi,r,
bank and the Peoples savings hama ~.
rafes charged By the largest industrial IN
surance companies on their u1eEIv-ur.,-,
tun policies are from q 20 ms d. s..
higher tnan those charged bv the Ma4s,
ehusetts hankE Before the rates -.
forced down ~ the savings banr inwsr,,-.
movement they were from SIS % "a RS
cent higher than the net cost az me -
mas bank monthly premium police Pa.
savings hank Insurance. business Ia b-i,,
r-n On tAe extremely conservative basis ~
providing rs Own general and special r,,ar-
anlT rlncas and except for ms the 5fvt-
osnds On the policies would Be- even la-v--
and the cost o. Insurance even Less Ia.
Indirect results are fuzzy a. admfrzbl. =.
tne direct saTin8. me 1laaszatusetts - y
lAtare haH. a. the auEgestiou o. ths sav-
mss hanA lnAuranca league. authorize IN.
rirl9tion IN ne pubic szhools On .-lrhrtft :,
ana the course q talks 20 pupils an fhi-
subject especially 10 the high achoolg 4,
me various eirieH and towns q the stat.
n-s oe-n largely attended and fou0gs.i
Nitn interest thus q sound WORK. b.riu-
uins win a few men. mas r-acbea 49, -.
the banking world and the great insu-,,c.
eoupaHieE but the coming citizens 81 ~.
country and their Struggling pausntz.-col-
hers Wesklg.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-21
Nsrth Daksta.


FOR sALE-In Knabel Co. ls1 acr-s AZ
black chocolate land. miles sourh AZ
Elilluga. ok. IN the Antelope valley I
sides hedge and 4 SIDE wire. with 10 49,
broke cut and the balances "a pasture %
orchard and garden. room house uiaa-
tered uauered. cellar underneath Al n
good shape. barn, 21N3R room for b suna
a hay room Tor horses: crib. tool sbed
ana hay fork complete. Eood EranarfeT
ain driveway through center vii koIa
Z go bushes q grain these 5uiidLnsrE ana
an other buildings are painted and "a 800
share a9 locust posts. 80 fruit chrsea
v4ellE Z claLeEn- plenty o. water Ihia u \
Level farm and no waste land ca III. 60
can be bought p down. n IN fiVe Vsalr-
AZ reasonable interest T. a. Rabentson.
Billings. OIL
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-21

sTOCEHOLDERS EEETING-THE An
uual nesting % the steel holders OF the
See Elulld1luG company WLl BE- hid az
t1G ollce or r1e company la Omaha a.
O'Clock Monday. MaEch q glI Tor fha
elecriou o. q buare ~ directors for The en-
suing year SAD Tor TIE tTzusaetiuu ~
such 1r1er bushes a. may properly culhs
oefors tne naeltnE. b order q the presi-
oelL n p. FEIL 8ecrelzry.
Fudzg
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-21
LEGAL NOTICES
= o. ErocKHOLDERS

NOTICE % arOCKHOLDE8E MEET.
ING
Notes % hereby EFsn that the regular
annual meslnE q the stockholders ~ M
south Elafrs Laud e1muauY vii - he'd
a. ths 0Enca q said company az Lncsln
Neh-. a. ~ o clocE a n. On Lhs nrar a.
a MArEh. A D. E91L
C a. MORRILL, PreEident
q 81 MINOR 6ecrg1arY.
Ll1coll- Neh. I1n- ~ IN
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-21

Fer sale--11 acrea. Chiidress euuury. "a
miles Northeast of the iowa q ChlldreEEs
W1rhu eiEht feet q surfane. ~ uer esnt
uliah3es FL acras noe IN culriEaEi1n- Lhia
and VA Pay Cor iEEelf the nrar year IN
cQttou Rl1 Bll Rake 4 man rich the Grat
tour Feafa ~ GA1al1a Prise - an acre
reasuualis tsrus y Holland. I14l
Cuuulercr 81 Dalna. Tex
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-21

EELAs PkNHAN DLE LAND
Tor sac 80 Rcrez- land lal1 leFe- ana h4Lr
ali 4nriE rolling can b. uICWed allh steam
nluW- good SQla- sixteen miles uOrrlEE e.sI
~ DallarL "a miles from ~ ara Fer glllcE
sale Alal PEI acre. allreaE uWuer. DAVID
Belzley 1ae ~ LEt 81 omahA Nab
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-21

We oWn 248 acres. rich valley lElG
Rear railway. N northeTn ME11zo. ample
water 60 irriEa4e whole tract calal nov
building elevation - feet nne climate.
rroduca uranEes lamuuz. ume1 6rapa
fruir and plneapples % perfection corn
EW0 Grups Per Tears sugar clu=. Alfalfa.
etc - Celeste LrriEariou Company. san
Anr1niu. TeE-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-21

OREGON LAND OWNERS
Owners OF and iu L.akeuleW district I
have q proposition that win interest you.
a postal card All bring flrLher iuforma-
ton ". H. Mitchell, BOX -. Ord Neb
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-21

FOR EALE-4a8 acres uniUprBven. al
level lard. fiDe stock country. In flowing
well district Holr county. Nebraska IS
uer acre 81 &c mortgage running i've
years a. per cent Address Box lgI5
Fairfield. Neb.-
HARLAN CO. NEB-FOR SALES
acres. SIX miles southwest Of Alma 80
acres IN fall wheat ~ Alfalfa 81 pasture.
balance corn and oats. Land part level
pafr rolling part rough. good 6-roum
house granarV. stable. good well wind
mill ard spring ia pasture an fenced eE-
oept $50 acres. Price. So per acre
Owner DAVID EETsELET
3s9S n ZIsr Omaha. Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-21

HOMEEEEKERS' FRIEND
L A aIrrs lived % years IN Iowa and
Illinois. and hi1 advise u IL yea uluE 20
set rlch bay Teas lands while theY arn
cnGEp- We have Thousands OF acres q
fine 1aruinG lands. iar8a and small traclE
a. luW uric1E- Dent huE uu Vuu Sc
thens eFarTlltnE ElaEElrEed ana 4luaua
deal Write Or can an me Eirra Lad and
LeFelu9ulenr Co Houston. TeL
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-21
REAL ESTATE
Ffmu ann nANCH GANn FuH shhh


an arrrs miles frrrl Dallas LEl On
cllfiVErICn. highly improved. erErlaztl1G
nrrEe.an and rhruow mau water. on rail-
Rad tive public ruafE. natural Eae. I'M
ter for fuel. dairy. uarlnr E1alo annually
80 ether stock cattle . had mules 11a
horses. hcEa Euata. EARN inulemEuts. ma
cftuerT. etc ga with place. gross reflrna
30 tltN. the beHt Investment auT alere
a. tAles terms Turner a Turner. ~
Cgmmercs 81. Dallas Tex
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-21
FARM


SCOTS Bluff district near Morrill, 50 acres
with a house. fenced. and government irrf-
cation ditch partly under plOw Fred =
Hadra- 5dQ New York Lie building Dout-
Las ga For sale OF rent
Gsa ACRES rfeh. level improved tara
Land ranch. uz1 per acre. tsrmH. ne
Jrade: sWusE G. Wiidg. HsmIaEfara
Neh
FOR SALE BI OWNER
fine ranch q L6e9 acres decided land
ca acres school land. located three miles
from county seal on new Ina q Uui1u
Pacific railroads 4 40 acres can be irri-
gated from government canal. school On
land. enc set OF buildings. 100 acrss
pluWed Price S1-5a an acre WIZ carry
SLz.011 for three yearE al per cent Writa
william O. Yates. Scots BlufL Neb--
Esrth Daksta.
SOLICITORS WANTED
I own and control about 5a8 acres of
choice farm lands IN Burieigh and EIdder
Co. Na- OAK and want - good represenra-
tirEs. others need not apply. Best q ref
erencez " T. RGneg- Land InVeztmsutH.
Bismarck n. D.
20 ACRES in the best county IN North
Dakota Al cultivated Good T-rooru
house barn and sranaries R. ID
telephone "a miles 70 fine town prics So
VIII accept small dwelling In rewn havfua
high school a. part payment J. n -
CulouEh. owner, Milton Cavalier county
North Dakota
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-21
REAL ESTATE
FAHW aND utWCW LAnu FuH Sab
Confined

REAL ESTATE
FAHm aND uaWCH LANu FuH SAB
.-crrtnrelD
Laui-fnun-
LOUISIANA. THE svRFRIsE or rHE
HoELL--
Eehrv bushels VI oats. - bushels Of
crru. tens % a,falfn 3D. ire acre. Yer er-
riaut-tcn ~ iarmlnE revulutlcn whicn cas-
epened LouistanH Tor settlement write at
w. A. JONES secretary.
LOUISIANA PAIN LANDS CONGRESS.
Mtnnessta-
~ ACRES. 2 miles from Ivanhos ths
county sea1 % Llucuin county Nlurleeura-
practically az Under cllirvati1n. q acres
pasture huiciUEa worth E00 Rented
fgr next year Prics. 81 per scre re4soH-
able terms ne lobe Land ara LOzn
Co. Mnneota- 1imn--
GOOD Improved 1D-aere tarm 4 miles
from s. Paul Miuu.. and 2 niles frum
station nearly Ga under Csltiranu1- level
black ioam sod EOod house. barn and veil
Prise E.ala- E-4l down Address owner
O. Etruhle. Forest Laka MINI
BARGAINS improved farms any SIZE
1llnnesota and Dakotas; also uninpr1sssi
and r1rEa tracts We have what Tou
want harvard Investment Co Palace
Hids. NiHlsapOiia Nina
FOR sALE-zB acres choice farm isnd
near Lasa Benton. Lincoiu county. Mn
nesota- az ga5 per AGRA address IA I'll
FrnnEen- Roseiie n
Missouri
MISSOURI Farms FoR sALE
lIa acres. near Rich FIJI. two sets in
BroveInentss mostly az can BE- cultivated.
come bottom Land. price So per acre f1r
= acres. two miles Of Mayvisw. on C.
& A r. r.; nice modern T-room house.
ia-Es bank ham all improvements com
sarativeIy new. about I.i0o bearinE a1Uis
trees, a bargain at 50 per acre
Other lancs from $40 % E5a per acre:
ten acres ~ 10 60 acres
1.l9 acres. uni improved FIVE miles -nrrrh
town. al So g. acres clover. alance Pas
tire and corn land, bargain walter q
Chies Realty Co. Hlggiusviiie. No
80 ACRES - niles east kansas Cl-v.
u miles good town. good 6-ruoua house.
cellar. vel and windmill. harm beautiful
shady yard grove Tor EindbreaA. excel
miles % school fine neigh burhnod- D
acres BLUEGRASS. hurfight- lu Esres timothy
clover. rich black sod no rocks or bitches;
50 acre terms on 6f0 Other farms.
list Tree Iona Land Co Ionia. Mo-
FRUIT LANDS
N VII pay Eou 10 Ind Out how easily
you can become owner q a tan-acre
orchard in the famous EoshkuuGng Fruit
district oregon county 81 issouri- ideai
climate no killing fruErE no Irritation.
nnalr after your orchard begins bearing.
q small cash payment and g2a per acre
monthly makes YOU n independent orch
al the office Of the Co-operatite Orchard
Co SLIT City National Bank Bldg
Omaha Net
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-21
ZEAL ESTATE WANTED

WANT 70 purchase direct from owner .
quarter or half section of good eastern
Nebraska land ~ il actual cash Valass
Merrick county preferred. AddrsEa. Box
so Fremont Neb-
WHAT AN IOWA FARMER WANTS.
Have you anything 20 offer the farmer
Of Iowa. Any cheap and for higher priced
general merchandise store for land or
any kind Of an exchange, or have you
some land you want 10 sell for CASH The
one paper that reaches the Iowa farmer
81 the Des Motnes Capital. q. 80 circulation
daily. rate single insertion i cent a word.
six Insertions 5 cents q word. Des Mofnsa
Daily Capital Dea MOinea. Ia
FROM owner. a s-roOm house. strictly
modern and new. West Farnam district
Alta care Bee
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-21

BARGAIN ~ a EAN6AG HO1TE
- ares. 5-room house ard cuthulIdlnrsr
vel and WluGmLl- - acres clirfrarad F.
acrss m wheat tEnced- sm1urh nllh sufa
az rllahle Frca- - par acre teruas.
LaldEEaf a Darcy Garden CitE. Eaa--
- ACRES lsVsl. rich. deep nou - uil.s
% Ness l-lF. AAl-. al In grass hssr a.
falla iald Allther guaFfar iains sama
telcIi rlllle 81 aep4ra1n or E1Eerhar.
Great harEaln a. 81 u-a0 can. bzlanca
kIlIlIEL 4 GARTH LArnsd. Kaa--
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-21
DE SALE-A BARGATN

sod repair. ulull1Tu ENCert furnace In
cure On premtsez. 1ll5 Hamilfuu 81
4 Fred Harrisua ana Ca. r alartaa a.
ranrEai uAEEains. 80 oUaha NafI RAak,
E-klflA rl11ETu nOuEe. Gua lur E1uIh
tFunls 1lh and H1mllEun. muzr sells EasE
terms MlEs otter
d = MONT EuMEEN
~ ~ - Ma nl1E
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-21
REAL estate LOANS

REAL ESTATE LOANS
sHm % H0olo made prumgtiy- ?. 2
Wsad. Wead hldE- ueh and Farnn1
GARvTS EROS "a noor y. Z L.tfe Ssl
% U@.aso an mupruvsd nruBsrEE No aaiaE-
LOANS % homa ownera and hoza buIld-
erH with prfwfleEe OK makiug partial paF-
ussurs Esuti-anuuailT-
" H THDMAA
90 Firut National Bank BidE.
wANTED-cIty IoanA FsUsrs Truss Ca
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-21

css-ACRE irrigated ranch Morgan Co
Cello, On the Burlington mile from
ceEots improvements are modern n every
particular GWner retiring Fer fun parfic-
ulars address g e seaman Brush. Colo
1s51 ACRES alfalfa and grain land in
so0n- Good terms & n Alexander. Mar
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-21

nurraa~to- ss-H-a---IosA a.~ Ma.oa.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-21
REAL ESTATE
FAHW and HAWCH LAND FoW SALE

Canada
BRITISH COLUMBIA FRUIT LAND
r-ieida tc Ea0 per acre and upward an
nuallv. chuicesI EdEswcod orchard tracts
arrow Lake district west EuuteraF SO
per acre, terms uvsr five years without in
tEresl No tTr1-a1inI delightful climate
splendid market Get booEiet &C. In
Festors Erurt and Mortgage Corporation
eL-ta-l. - Hastings W. Vancouver. 3 c.
FRUIT LANDE
Most productive fruit land IN British Co
llmlia- '-CaTiin OrClaarfs' uruer gFaua-
Eau valley. REQUIRES ~ fr-Is-5f5-.r- nd
climate. fertile soil fruits u finest Qualify
produced en- abundance. Railway station
On property Los prices. long terms %
payment - rite Ear Illustrates uau1u1i e.
ca" Rogers. Slack x McAluina Van
couFer. hrtLiah Colum1ia--
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-21

WashfaEton-
HOMEsEEEE FRS ATTENTIONS
Come o. the famous CsrandView dlatrtCt
Cf the Yakima VALLEY where rou can wake
an independent living raising fruit We
have some excellent buys On fruit and nav
ranches frum fl8 per acre up- For t7ll
particulars address. Robert j. Neunum.
Farmers Land Co. Grandview. wash
We have a few improved humesfeadg
for sale for about the actual expense q
the improvements The prices are from
E1N 90 81 coo Tor 10 acres q IS ashtngruB' q
lest land Write FOR fun particulars
ArnTF HCMEETEAU REALTY CO.
sc HiversL o Ave. Spokane wash
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-21

FOR EXCEANGEWs have iucom,
properties IN the city Of ChicaEa. 0aner
q which VII trade their equities for goo.
net the investor IroD 6 % u per cent W,
have properties from E5.918 % g gaG 80
Submit complete description. location an
expense and trouble. for AL az "a
y u. Rust a CO. Cedar Banda La
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-21

LANDS for sale n south Florida lots
selected especially for fruit and vsEstable
growing. Write for circular map. c. C.
Morgan. Fort Ogden. Fla
FOR SALE--TW0 improved farms On large
AXE win oranges and pecan tres On
property Eur particulars address owner
7 = McMauuE waldo. Fla
ASK Us augsdcns about Florida Inaor-
nation free; tarms on easy terms. EaEay
Realty Co. g Mutuai Lie Bldg. Jackson
vile Fla--
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-21

FOR EALE-181 and IGg acres. Panhandle
Of Texas Moar county; cheap. choica
and J. T. Donovan. Warren n
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-21

LoOE-LCOE-a section good. smooth
lard al nlllhlss miles ~ town fnfF
h1uss. g1od haEu- uleulT q water IS -
aers h sid In TIE next ID days. Wrta -
tar fruo lar u farms Qakleaf a alL
ChsrrVWzle. hal--
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-21

THE OSAKA HEE Is on sara
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-21
Iaahs

ss ACRES ready 70 plant fruit treea
Coed buildings. ~ niles from Nampa- Bar
gain from owner J. A. Clephane. Route
No NamuR. Idaho
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-21

Unh.
BARGAINS IN Utzh farms and ranchea
Dou-se a Morris. salt LAKE city. Utah
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-21

IA acras second bortpm- rich GssD s1n.
~ fs771bl9s = ncres h cuirirsfiu7- sr-----
hgarF- ruoG Earsr Eoo1 ErnCE nlllldi ulzv-
- mEea 70 Abilene. school enc ne
nhone ana ~ r. y. Only $40 Per aera
-. .. zyan. Abiisna. Ean.-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-21

TWO kansas BARGAINS
80 acres. Harvey county Illilez 70 town
vel improved. hGuses barn orchard fenced
etc. - acres in cultivation al nllahia.
= 80
Iag acres. Reno county. all ullable. fenced
Is acr-as IN cultivation; Z miles TO town
Price E5M Charles Petersen. Hutehinson.
Kan
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-21
RAILWAY TIME CARD-oONrrS'D

PsrTy-Onaha LOcsl----b SIS pm b-D.O8 A
ChkeMEs, Rsek InEana a Pa=ffIe
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-21

Land ranch uzH per acre. farms. ne
uradas eWueF c. J. Wiidg. HemIngfard
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-10-24
TWO IMPORTANT
CITIES OCCUPIED

Continued From Page ~
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-10-24
.ELDON WOMAN TO
Be BURIED HERE
MRS. r. J. WILKINSON, FORMERLY
OF THIS CITY, DIED FRI
DAY MORNING

The remains of Mrs. F. J. Wilkinson,
formerly Mrs. Nettie House, will ar
rive in Ottumwa tomorrow morning on
the Rock Island and be taken at once
to the Ottumwa cemetery for burial.
The death of this beloved woman, who
formerly lived in this city, will be re-
GREETED by large circle of friends.
She died at the residence of her
father, Henry Correll, near Eldon,
Friday morning at O'clock. She
formerly lived on the present site of
the Ottumwa postoffice. Friends are
invited to attend the funeral services,
which will be conducted at the OF
tumwa cemetery by Rev. A. r. Cad
well, pastor of the Main Street M. E.
church. Mrs. Wilkinson was member
of the Turner division of the L. A.: to
B. of r. r., Of Sapula, Okla, and the
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/ can be reached by wire from Shanghai
is Kia-Kiang, 100 miles from Hankow.
Thence dispatches are relayed by boat
a nineteen hour trip.
Germany Secs No Intervention.
| Berlin, Oct. 23.-The German for
icign office received Inquiries today
from the United States government re-
garding the situation brought about by
the revolution in China.
Germany believes that the situation
does not call for international action.
1t is considered that the naval forces
in Chinese waters are apparently ade-
! quate for the protection of foreigners
should the latter be endangered, of
which contingency there is, however,
no outward sign at the present time.
Currency Loan Suspended.
! London, Oct. 23.-The negotiations
between China and the four groups
of bankers who arranged the cur
rency reform loan Of $5O,OO0,0O0 have
been suspended. The International
bankers concerned recently refused
China's request for a temporary loan
iof 100000 for Its war fund, prefer
ring to maintain neutral attitude as
between the government and the revo-
lutionists.
Gates Of Marking Closed,
Wu-Hu. Province Of Ngan.Hwei,
China Oct. pa Japanese firm at
Marking telegraphs today that the
gates of that city have been close and
no one is allowed to enter the city ex-
cept after a close examination. The
public is panic-stricken and an exc
dus is taking place. Already ten per
cent Of the population of Marking has
left.
Foreign war vessels are passing
here daily, proceeding up the river
Famine Adds to Danger.
Chin-Kiang, Province of Kiang-Su,
China, Oct. 23-Conditions here are
serious. The well.to-do fear trouble on
the part of the famine-stricken popula-
ton. The large Manchu settlement is
in panic.
Financial strlngency In Shanghai.
Shanghai, Oct 23-Quiet prevails
here. but the financial and mercantile
situation Is grave. Native merchants
refuse to accept delivery OF cargoes
that are arriving here almost daily
from European and American points.
Foreign merchants are unable to meet
their drafts and what trading is done
Is on small margin and on commits
sion basis. Even the wealthy firms are
unable to finance their business with |
out the assistance of the banks, which
are reluctant to come to their aid.