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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-16

(Ctue RefoIutton. 80. 5119i3-g9sIdbe
" e. fix notbiUenoig erfL6t @Uuhs aus ,r'
cebeH In Der GurTme pon 500 600 90 bebnfa
sGsoebHunG, SeruvpberGHg nno 8er5ehlrltia
her ssa'iermerie ner siaoi nurt SeriteQtlg.
MuubruBp uHo JHiidliTuHa elncs haberal
Z rllis Sniicuts bon npisgS0tierrobreH iltIo
Glunpen iiir Tencr Sderhei!5srpeGe .lns fir
oic GrInnauua ees notbieen gruuoeiaentDuags
Hno @eGerede,
Gel cs oerorbuet bonn Gtaeraib oet Gtahi
Cincinnati Sfnat Ebio. eas 6 uot6ipenoig vi.
Bombs Der Sfdoi GEHcuinGii euFBHgebeu nHo Si
beriauien in osr Summe bon Observation-Disclosures
iS40O 600 uOJ 3olnrs behlfs ausoebRnila &cr.
aroberuta lnD BcrbeiIeyuua Der 9Sacrp2rie
bct 2taot outA oeriieuHne, GrridrtU1H ;Hb
Cuitalruua etHes cochnrue Spfitms Der Soapi.
9SaIier15bren uHo 4umpen fir Seuers Z dauf;,
5!rede lfHo 5ur GrlunaurG oes nolbileu @rHgo,
eigeH,bams uTlo gGegetette fir foite Iues
bebHuHe. 8crptoserlug uno SetbeiieraHg: Ane
nub bic Sraae Sur ansgahe uro ben 9erldni
uaHr.en Summe fir bic befaateH 3fuc6e rem
Suilu Der qualification SiimmqebeT Der heiaq,
TEN Etaot uRierbreiiet petoeH fou bel Der eli
QfIHeineH gSabl pelde nbgebolien neIocn ioll
IN Der befagiea Siaef am !. Iags i'm 4oneml
Der 1918, an benz rcslllarcH Blat pser ben
sSlaten her StmUennbgube in Der beFagien
Slaoi uno beiagie s9Ghl foa 70 gefiibrt pcr6f,
fcnillht uno }ertifl3irt lperoen IN oet ebciie
loie anoere algemeiHe milruitpai sgGaben Sof
Der Wsanor fei nuo oerfeIbr III bereurn arae,
ipieien. cine 8efaHnimaGuna 8u perofieHiliben
bon Der Bell nuo benz glabe Der abhdltHna hon
beIagien lSahlen iE Der gleife Ipie bonn f8efebe
poggehrirbeu: ilno haB Der @Iert fet unb Der
ieIbe ~ bierenrt dugetpte'eH. cine ahfGrift
oiefer RefoIutou nus3ii'teuea on bic TepH;e
Stafe Superpitnrs uHo s}nfpectors Of elections
Of 6Gmiion GouHih. Cbic.
Qaiiirt am 30, Sep!ember 1913.
GimeoH ". Sohrfor.
grdiioent bes Siabirdtbs.
gegIaubiai: artbur Gs ? b, 0Iert.
III
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-16

" ,esrnnoen irefienio ifr b,e ellsaabs son
gpnos in oer SnHme bon $1,000 90 fur bic
Nerbeiieranp bon beliebenoeH SirabeH ent1
8eriieaune urto 5ufinatrune in oeuietben Stls
etraBen
Sfftcn 1 Tak a. bon sem eiahlratb Der
etaoi etneinnnii fir nc.tncnoiG erathiet miro.
fHnftauenb Hl us IS ooe.oo) att Dollars bebafs SAB.
luna Der Stuften rro aaSpabeu fir bic Eerbeiies
ruTa bon beiiebenben Strascn Der gtabt gins
zen Gtrobeu pie eorbeTaebenb befiimmi bird
otefeH Stao!rdtb, NIB an onoereH Giro9eH
Sd)iioer iiir bic sorrette gejei6nung bon fo!'
gciiion g. Gab bic esnes Der seraaten
etaot otEecarten ircecB foneu in Der euEnrre
funttaneHo ES50oo.o0) 1oaars tlr bic tor.
aemnanHfen Sme 5neSs Pie Oefaa.en senes
berl Gsloo.oe) ToaorS ieia, oher In m1uItpIi.
iaien odnoil. iuIe bon nem Giantsdubiior b.
f.tmrii fperoen Tng, mo felen 3nfen irceen
abr I nag Ste e0 aeiaeen senss bar sn s
bom IL. EItoter 1913. unb fefIen aabIbar ietH
5ebn (10) Sa6ren nnt bem Gnium. Gie bes
rcraitBerf iperoen In Observation-Disclosures NIT benz
Cefce uno Der Erbinon5 ofefes S;uo'rnihs air.
acgniirurg bee eiusaabe iinb oes Ierfanfs ben
Saairf an 81. aeDrnar 1912. -
gefiicn g. GaB Der Cribs nus benz ner,auf
Der befaeitn goRcs, aHs9enpmmeH bic @rGmie.i
iIno aufgeIaufene 3tnfeu banou tca BEN oor'
eenanHten gono Fir bic borsennnnien 3ipefe
gi:aefhrisben uno ausbe5chIf nerben nuf sifi,
ipetfltra bes Gireeior OF Tpblic Gernice nHb foQ
brn bcinatem Girsefor of Iuhlic Gfrbice fiji
bic In geftioH ! oiesbe5iigli6 ipesiii jirfelr
3fpeGe peripdnbt fUer0en.
eeftion a. 9at ba lit nrb bierblIrb III dnf.
erieat iatriid bis Eur. 1tignna Ger ober b,
fnriebensH Sfnel cut baS f!ciIerbare Miaens
tbum ber ginci Cincinnati eine eenfiaejlDe
gunme bebiife Rs5abIuHe ssr 8infen unh iii
SsW 68aiS: isI6s lslIsosn f,ns IL ms4sa .
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-16
gis.I, far usasraissrem.
CommtfftnHer's Effiee
SamiifpH IpHnf1 Cbio,

S1mtlfpn Ipunfh Chio,
0iHetnuait O.. 10. Eiieber 1913.
@srfteaelfs ftnge5otf perecH snt.
pe9eHsennufiEen In Der Efflfe oes Eengo 81
Ecaafn goEaniiiionerE bis 5rffina. nfn ~
sobember 1913. nm i2 rbr giifags. 'iif Bic
radsfieheube 9cursre9rbeil:
Gemas ben epesifisori0nen go. 5a3- sir
siue goRereiesTr tide an elliott 5synse lhfi
gaaeteef IN ssrlinGton Ssiabis. in SpriiiGfisie
1crHihin
Die arbeit batan peitbenhsu In iietfIsirisim
nsiHa nit tfH 8idueE itnb Eps5iffciscIen
melde teet IN her cffise b.s Hearo Of doagtr
GemMisfterers aiis!ieaeH.
Tie 2tnaebpte mitiieH nlf fsormniaren GiiS1e
feftiai fem iDeide IN DER Cffifs oes Nca1 ol
GoHnfp Qammifiion.rs All haben limb, nnD te
aIeiiet fein hen eiHem Rcrb In bsr 9ohe bon
hreii1nfeno $4,000 0ns 1uuGrs nit smei gu
len utIb aenGaeuDeH Eiireen ale Ei6erbfif haF
Der Niefer ben AonfraN 1haeheH wirb asii
aassitrvna Der eirbcit TIM Bale herfsibe TIN
SnertGnIt miro.
lie GouHtn lommisIipners hebaiten HN bns
saecbt Der, iraenoein coer ale anafbsts ~
perDsrfen.
Sm .s!aitraee bss goars S' eamiison Count
GcmmiHscnsTf.
a,.e. s.fER!!::ss s.tab..l, sitsnbsisl sjaIs;sHi aI.s;
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-16
ssai, fur asa.resssrem.
Gsmniffirser's tttte.
81 a saiIicn q runlh - htc

-
aasiifcH &rahih, Ghtcs
GfHetBHniL O., q. Ciicbsr 1913.
Rerfiraslis aaaebete Dcrben eft.
aeafhaeneaiaen ~ nsr C'tlse nes soero of
UoEntn gonimiiilonerg Bis 5retiaG. ben z.
aoaenibsr 1918. Nm u ilbr Wiiinss. iGr bic
nnehftebeubf uairshsgrffit:
Sends ecf Spekiftttcnsn go. b5l--1ar Rte
Meraririna Der PRICE on Jtee TsiIs sicao.
Hahs bfr sscbnGHg eon Ok Gsrcnfs. IN .Hosr'
fen lnvnfbip.
1is srtsii cat ~ esfdeben tn iishs!fsnliin.
Mung mt ben 4iiuGn uub Ept6tfttntleufH.
msidss iest nnffisasn IN. osr cfises bss 8oass
VI 4onfftu 0prlalHtrsserk.
.flIc 7tiiafen.s sHLsEea Gui SorIiaIdrsn ansge.
feslsi icB. ueIdte in bcr Efftte ess Nalto ef
eaNuir gam,aH:eaerS 81 5nbsr sinn, uno Dc.
alefet ffsH scH esnen sAHt tn ner Sumais bon
ilnIbuneeri s5co.ool Dollars. mli syst cI.
far bal, bsr Niefer ben Sirntrnff etnasbsn tvre.
snr esusfHtruna Der Al1sis. i'm Gaue esffeies
tom Snfrfarrt rrb.
Tie 9punia GommlfIiDners tsbaIteH fs0 bcd
Sled; bor, iraenhsir rost ale anasboie gu Der.
I'm assf,ras BIS sseaxs Of bnmiIton Gounsu
GGmMlfIiouers.
d IN "a xn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-16
s'stis fir asn,raitsrem.
gemmtfIiener's Efftfe,
2aniiltou naain. g bio.

tHGt II n Il u -. 10 1iir5cg 1918.
Gerftegeite Augebste iueroen cH.s
aeaeHarnpmGsea liz Der Cffiee hes Bcagb cs
0cprfn 2emmiiflrgers bis GreitGa. ben IA.
aonerber 1913, I'M AZ lIbr Nsttinas iir bic
Hcdbfieheubs eountnsgtfbeif:
sSeHab BEN Egs5ift.aiionen So 4sS-ssEr
eine goHsrete 9rii6e an 2aesi Jori 4na0 Gber
Sbepp0re'e Greet IN EiregH 1omuFbig
Tie Erbeii hai an eefthehfn IN uebereirffiuss
mnHn nit een @anen anh gresitfeiioner.
mei6s Jest tn Der Effice hes aaart Of Gcaine
ermufipncrs aHfiitasn.
HEe aIoehofe r'iitifn atf TormuIaysu al,s.
neffriiat feir. Reidls In Tea Tffice hes Aodrb
ef gour'r epiuni"irncr4 AZ tatea finb fuh
teaIeifet fein hon eiHem Eorb In bsr S6he bon
iEtnf6nHbegi tS5U0.00l ToEnrs nit snei pii,
ten nHn aeHlgeHbsn @irpsn ais EtdeTteif. hns
nen efnfrafi ciHoehen urh bic mrtsst nnsfIb.
reiI. pirb. I'm Sane herfeIte i'm saeriauni
spisb
lie gsunfn Grmmificrsys tsbctier fl6 has
~eht onr. trcsroeiE cher ale &rcsbose sii
hertpersen.
ar .Nlrftrsoe he's 9caro Of samslioH goiuts
gommiHioueyS.
StaHfeh EtrMbIe, TrafIeeas.
slfieit: albert Aeinbaret. 9lsrt
fc 81 40 e
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-16

e. inc Crbindns, g o. 55asie13-ssor.
" iebruuaen ireffenb fiji Ote 1usgahe ben
scubs In beE 2nmnle bon einuHebrststaiadsab
1881 U0uG0l Goudts, boz ben Stsaerah'laael
slr ec8abluHa cilres Ibsiiea eer Noiieu NIB
&ASaabeH FIX bic YerbsNetnHg son zeuih
Sirrbe. Carlisle acenns, 9lIabuma aSenne.
gSFbf'er SlCabe HUo Aobieb apeulte.
Get es SerorhHei BON benz Gtdnfratb Der
S;obi Cincinnati Siuat Ctte:
Seition ]. Idb es bon beT 6'aoirdib btf
stani CINCINNATI fur Ipihiptnoig erntiei pire,
famieu iu Der EumTue BON eiunTLohreigtaidufcuo
1881 GOO Uul EaUGrs npr beg Stfueraatiaae
in uebertiHi,iWuunG NIT ben +ei,iMmaaeet
uHo ErbiHuHsCH feitbet paiiiri ben btgieni
nahi,rbeR0 geGGuuleR 8egbeliernngeH e0R Ssfa'
Ser uHo &ibeHAes.
cenb 1igaRt ben Gsnns Etrnbe bic sur g..
$. arb 2 9l'cgbGbt onrdi @fdbtrniia. 5etesi
bon 65rlHlt, Cur6s Hf!a'lsrn bes ,ynhripeeA nit
GYaHii un0 periiEGuna Der uoibiseH Iuidts
TiIllaeu uIb ,IuIeis GHO GegeH bnnpQnpt'sssu'ieri
rUbteH. aaisEG 4rclsni aasibicbii9 hrr aollsH
fir stgeu4HRpeU
Carlisle apcruc. ben gahmiaer g,raBe BIS
Rari S2gake buId esrneirlna GeeeH ben
0sraHiicuI5s Efidiicrg 6esfSahrypegs 1Tiii 8ranii
@lodE, gel'icluup tct nofbiaeu ~TalHrtanoed
uuo ,1nt.s uHe frQcu pon sets3paleeH 3augl,
SSaiierr0breyL fhn'9ta 4roseni alisf1ItegItt
ter soften tiir SyeusEuRen.
glubGTRu gloeRut bon Gcieraiu aoeHne bls
Sprnp @gUce 8beHHe bUr1 strcbirnHa GebeH
bon tSraut GHrbs Etlaiiern Ses sSabrweas MI
&aditetHeH, DeJie4LEH Der RotblAeH 1IliHi'
ruueeH aHb 2alcls mo eeaea ooH fe6s3oaeen
pnupfrg g3Gi'eJrDbTcH GEist1 4feSsnt ans
lrbeblit Der aoi!eH u0H ArenssiieeH.
2sebiter SiEabe, Don Blain crate bis EnGa'
more SiTaEe burN 4raoirHno, SeteH bon tlra'
nno Geaeu bon paugi g5eHsrrobreH isaasia
Pro3eni euaftlissIt ber GeiieH ben atsH5nh'
gen.
Roblen goeHar pou atrbe sloeHae bis Efcfag
Ioenlie. turh @rltiyana. peeeH bon aaiilieiil.
Sofien, 4fiaieIr se5 sEeeuueas mti &eulosts
iliih s5etitelaUa Dct E5thiasD TfntntriUcfH 0Gb
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-16
Clifabstb fcsatr,

Qe6 g gub mann.
GeIiebte GBdttin bon 1heo. Soeuer i'm gltcr
noi 63 SGbrcn uno Wlpnaten. Die 3ett Ger
@cersiguug pro fpdter betannt 9ema6t.
1916
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-16
s,ssis far asntrasss,es.
miffioner's Cffieg
o lion 2cnnfe. 6Atc.

y
9omiifou 9cnnfn. CAto.
1tneiuuati. G.. % Sepiembsr 1913
Nerftteeife aHGehets psEcsn sEh
aearnasnpmnsn in Der Office bes 9carb oi
County gemuiifieners BE Jre ii0s. DsH 20.
rfscbtr 1918. Hm i2 titt Iitiags flr bic naEA'
ftetenbf Gounfpsarbeif:
M<m1h ben SssBli,fGiionen No. b5i~-Gat bic
ssisberbfriieunna hes Cbertttils bsr slspss
Enb Uiiomitcspn Esss sspiI6sn gispeS rnD
wtiamitspn, In 9sbiisiraiss xcDnfhip.
Tse ssrbeii bai az ae'6eten In ustfreinslfm
muHa rHif ben 8idnsn aHe Gpesifiiaioneh.
vsIas ietf nufi.ecsn In Der Cffsce Sss 1oaFe n
Gcunip Gcnims!licners-
Muc anssbcte mafsn ani 1crmulare ansae.
fsriiei .ftiH ipsldbe tn Der Cfftfs ecs @ccrb 81
Country " cmmifiouers an L0beu fsHe. nno be-
oleifd 3ein ron einsm Hcne In her ccte nfH
lInibilnbert $500: %. Iouars ny .ipsi ess
hfr Risisr ten aonirni. siHaeeen sotIb snr auSs
fabrapp osr. Arbetf. sm Gaut 6srfsiee ibm s''
Srtan1,g ipirb
Tis goaniu GeusmsHscners bstaIssn 40 sas
Ms4i Dor. irafHssin oees aas aaeebois ~
rerfrerfeH.
81 ~. .s',asi...afs sss ssars q eaniI'aH esaas
GfsnIsa eirnbls. 9rhssbens
2S2Ui6
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-16
Eforfer DIaubt.

5ran: .6eute Naht trdumte idh. id
bate einsn iDnnDsrih0ntn ns:iess
Ghirm beiomHen.4
Ue1nn: .GloubIf Du etiro an
1rGums21
.Mt<r gnnS setpiB. Mdnne! I'd
babe msinen cIten GonHcni6irn fc!cri
unlsrer Maf3isau ssi4entt!-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-16
Geine 1reube

-Mbtr. nsrr Weinert. ipenn Sic
isatt einii0dis 3fptiit0dis gebollt tdt.,n.
bann h6ttenGie nur eiHen bolb 70 gre<
ben Nauplab III fauien brou4en.S
%. Gk GGlouberetr! unb mein
4ener1 DIR mart aud n,is talb {,
.Grob aseeitals
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-16

ben 3eiien, inie tifch pne gcFcb nrrgefcben fiif
ote Iuferieeuns rrr Gtcncrll FIR Iftiifti8ipdie
Sipede
eciiion 8. Etefe GroinanS fou In arnft
ireten une @flhqIeif taber ben iirie nnd benz
frfbeiirn nom Gcftt ersnnbcn Scttpurtiie an.
Entilrt nm 30. September 1913.
simeon Ot. SohHfcn.
prdiioent bes Gtdotratbs.
Bealaubigt: Mrtbur Gspb, glerf.
9.t6
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-16
Anna Bonn, i,

stnrp am 9ienitaa Tadbmittno Inn llbr in
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Eil 9ibertn StraBe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-16
Sooesanselsen.

Giarb am 9ienitaa, ben IA Sttobcr 1918
Blorgens : llbr 43 9Miullteu in ibrer 2So6nung
gsa 1874 92p{t @ t@trnHp
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-16

NIU. y
I'm stltcr bon % Sabren Sas 2sdD dDsnDeedros
7fi6 fHoet itatf un fsreituG ben II. Gitober.
92ahmiTiaa3 llhr BON Irauerbaufe. Go 517
5it Srei5e6nte Sirnse, aus. 1917
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1913-01-07
BARNEY J / / II ! BI|R|IN'S BIG SALE

On account of poor health, I ann
going to sell out my entire stock Of
Groceries, Feed, etc. Some bar
gains are listed below. Call and
see me If you want to save money.
All goods are new and In good
condition:
Jersey Cream Flour, sack, $40
Peerless Flour, per sack, $40
Ben Davis Apples, barrel, $2.73
Wine Sap Apples, barrel, $17S
Jonathan Apples, barrel, $50
Searchlight Matches, 35c per doz-
en- boxes. 49,
Red Alaska Salmon, $500 dozen.
Fancy California Canned Goods,
$500 dozen. =.
Calumet Baking Powder, Eve l -lb.
cans, soc. 10 r-
Laundry soap, per box, A26.
Fancy New Corn, 85c per dozen,
by the case. aJ.t be
Virginia Sweet Pancake Flour, pr
pack age, zoe.
3 Best Brooms, 85c-
-is.f BARNEY BRlll
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1913-01-07

evening after a vacation visit a
their home In West Liberty.
Misses Clara Hawk and Bessie
Bickford return to their college dl.
ties at Iowa City this evening after
q vacation visit at their homes IN
this city. Miss Lorene Mikel will
return tomorrow.
Mrs. K. 3. Lyons returEed to-
day from a two weeks visit with her
daughter In Fonda.
Miss Bertha Stark has returned
from a brief visit with relatives in
Stanhope.
Miss Bess Sidenstucker returned
to Jewell today after a few days Wis
1t with Miss Aletta Anderson.
Angus Mclaughlin came up
from Des Moines yesterday to spend
a few days visiting old time friends.
Mr.. Mclaughlin came to Hamilton
county in 1856, locating. upon a
farm north of this city, where he
resided until some twenty years ago,
when he moved to Des Moines. He
secured some of the land belonging
to this fine farm from the govern
ment at $1.25 per acre and bought
some from neighbors at from 81 to
$40 per acre. It Is now probably
worth $3.50 per acre and Mr.. Nc
Laughlin still owns it.
Mrs. Jessie Austin Boys arrived
home last evening for an over Sun
day visit.
Miss HELEN Smith returned to
Garner today to resume her school
duties after holiday visit at her
home in this city.
Mrs. Verne Clifton and child
rem are visitors in Woodstock today.
Miss Irene Leslie returned to
Iowa City today after a brief visit
at the Frank A. Huddlestun home in
this city.
Misses Esther and Letha Horn
went to Fort Dodge today to spend
Sunday with relatives.
Prof. and Mrs. A. e. Bullock re-
turned to Iowa Falls today after at
tending the Rogers organ recital in
this city last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Abbie and
children, Wayne and Ethel Abbie,
returned to Iowa Falls today follow
ing a visit at the G. D. Thompson
home in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Stark returned
to Duncombe today after brief Wis
1t at the home of Mrs. M. ]. Stark of
this city.
Miss Mary Evans arrived here
yesterday from Humboldt for a visit
at the Cash-Ryan home.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1913-01-07
BANK IS VICTIM
OF A SW|NDLER
Stranger Secures 5000 by Ruse
and Disappears.

Ceylon, Mimi, Jan. 2.-The First
National bank OF Ceylon has been
swindled out OF $4,000 by strang-
er who claimed to have come here
from Fairbanks, Alaska, according
to a statement by the banks officials
yesterday. The stranger, who gave
his name as John Carr, recently pre-
scented here certificate Of deposit
on a bank at Fairbanks, for which
he took a time certificate.
A.few days ago he announced that
he had received telegram stating
that his wife had met with an acct
dent while on her way from Alaska
and wanted to meet her. The Cey-
lon bank officials say Carr exchang-
ed his time certificate at bank at
Fairmont, this county, for a cash
ier's check.
The Ceylon bankers last night
wired the Fairbanks bank. receiving
reply to the effect that the time
certificate on that Institution was
bogus. A warrant has been issued
for the mans arrest, and detectives
are searching for him.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1913-01-07

Icy. girl. Dec. 70. 1912. Fred's
all In smiles.
Work is progressing on the gravel
roads east Of here.
H. E. Cooter and w. "A. Jones
were callers at the county seat Mon
day.
Mrs. Viola Akens and two daugh-
tiers Of Fort Dodge are visiting at
the M. A. Harris home.
Mrs. E. NJ. Flugstad, H. e. Cooter
and S. olsoL are on the sick list.
8. J. Olson of Duncombe was a
caller here Wednesday.
Geo. Lemon shelled corn for A. ].
Rhodes the fore part Of this week.
Olof Olson OF Thor visited We'd
nesday with his brother. Martin Oh
son.
VIM. Melrose of Webster City, our
former grain dealer, transacted bus
mess here Wednesday.
A New Years party was held at
the B. E. Russell home Wednesday
night. All present report good
time.
The G. c. r. R. train had an acci-
dent here Tuesday morning which
was caused by the breaking Of q
break beam. Nothing was serious
ly damaged.
Jan. 8.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1913-01-07

Charles City, Dec. 31.-An iceless
icebox has been invented by an
Iowan and the product is now being
manufactured at Hampton, Ia, &C.
cording to Harold Kelley. who Is in
Charles City on visit. The fact
DRY, where Mr.. Kelley is employed,
has a system of importing inventors
| to their place OF business and If the
invention is Of any value, the pro-
duct is manufactured and put be-
fore the public. en-
A Boone resident invented the ice
less icebox and the one that has been
built has proved to be very success
full in operation. In an ordinary box
the same temperature must be for
any and for all foods or articles
stored there for preservation. 1t is
we'll known that, some food will
spoil with too much cold or without
enough. The invention takes care
of this. .s vaT F
Much as private gas plant Is
pumped with compressed air to OBJ
tain pressure, the ice box has an ap-
paratus to be stationed any conven-
lent place, supplying the needed
pressure by a force pump for the
chemicals used in the copper coils to
produce the frigidity. Ammonia
furnishes the main compound re-
quired and to regulate the degrees
Of cold, turning Of connection
lessening or increasing the pressure
gives the adjustment of temperature
desired. In a short while this may
be so arranged that the housewife
need but consult a dial, no doubt, to
find the number of turns to make to
adjust the temperature.
Only one Ice box has been COM
pleted so far and this has fulfilled
all the prophesies. Patents have
been procured in the United States,
Great Britain and Canada and i'm
mediately after issuing the patents
a large concern controlling system
of refrigerating cars on railroads Of
fered the inventor $4,000 cash for
his rights. ~.
The offer was promptly refused.
The patent rights cover the refriger-
ating process not only for ice boxes
but all receptacles using frigid tenn
peratures in preserving articles of
food value.
Flattering offers have been made
to secure the invention but the own
err believes in profiting his genius to
| his own account.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1913-01-07
DARING bRICANDS
. SECURE Big LOOT
Portuguese smugglers Kill Nine and
Wound IA Cowboys and Escape
with $4,000 Cash.
CATTLE RAISER IS INJURED.
Was Returning Home With Money
When Bandits Waylaid Party in
Hills Near Spanish Border.

Valenca Do Mimic, Portugal, Jan.
A daring band of smugglers on
the Portuguese-Spanish frontier car
ried of $4,000 in cash yesterday
after fierce battle with a cattle
raiser and 40 OF his herdsmen, dur
ing which nine Of the cowboys were
killed and IA severely wounded,
most OF them fatally.
Jose Murilhass. a well known cat
tie breeder in the province Of Min
no, had been for several weeks pass
ing from fair to fair and had dispos-
ed of three herds Of bulls. He then
started for home with the Portu-
guese equivalent of $4,000 in bank
notes and cash with him, his 40 arm
ed herdsmen acting as guards.
While he was passing close to the
border between Portugal and Spain
yesterday he was suddenly attacked
by large band of armed smug glers,
who fired on his party from behind
rocks and thickets. The herdsmen
returned the fire with vigor, but
were finally forced to fee. They car
ried of Murilhass, who had been SER
iously wounded, but left the whole
OF the money and % of their COM
rades on the field, nine Of them dead
and most Of the others fatally injur-
ed.
The civil guards Of the entire pro-
vince have been called out and are
searching for the smugglers and the
treasure, but no trace of them has
been found.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1913-01-07
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NEICHBORHOOD NOTES
Dlairsburg,

0WWAAs n
Mrs. Kate McComb and daughter
Hazel OF Webster City and Mr.. and
Mrs WILL McComb and son Roy Of
Waterloo spent Friday at the E. F.
NcComb home.
Helen Weiss returned last week TO
her work In Vinton.
Ernest Stoufer and Truman Hale
spent last week In Des Moines.
~ Freda Willie and Merle Hughes Of
Williams were harrisburg callers
Sunday.
Mr.. Harry Slower and children Of
Dss Moines are visiting relatives
hers.
Mrs. =. F. McComb and children
are visiting relatives in Randall.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. McNee and
daughter Irene visited friends in
Webster City Monday evening and
Tuesday.
Little Flossie Rairden is very sick
with pneumonia at present.
Harvey Snyder and Francis have
returaed to Fort Dodge to resume
their school work.
Mrs. Orville Doolittie is spending
. few days at the home OF her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Van Bus
Kirk.
Jan. s.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1913-01-07
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