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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-25

Rohftoffe bonn 3olI entlnitet unb Ger
tiefabritate bsTdiiet iperben iollen.
DER sou piirbe jebph mGbia fsin,
neil Die 3Dus auf Robitoffe TN Jorts
fan tdmen. Wenn Ole Demotroten BON
eieier ThtItnur abeehen, bann fpiirs
ben niht bios iis. ionoern ouh bis ses
fammte Snouitris in eine bilIoIe aon=
FUTON serutben. Der llrbber bes
neuen bsmptratiiten 3pufpitsms lit
UNDERWOOD ppn Ilaboma. Mber es iit
unmDgli6 gu ertennen, bon melhem
grinsip er fih leiten lGbt. Was fotpsit
an Die Seffsntlihteit eebrunaen 1T,
Itel1t fih als sine Reibe BON 2aunen
uno Wiutiirlitteiten bar, nobel nod
Der erihlpsrenoe umitano binsutritt,
bab Die norolihe cSnbuitris am meiiten
oaruntsr All leiosn bate, penn Der na6
Isiusn Qbiihten abgefabts Sarif 3us
itirmune finosn iollts. Gs lit ntht
bsntbar, bdb elm metbooiIher appf,
fpis prdiibent Wilfon. nit einsm Ipls
den Chaos, bas UNDERWOOD fir einsn
ipiHenfhoftlihen Sdrif auseibt, elm
peritanben iein tDnnte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-25
Wenn es NIT Der MEL
puud Der GD[riIGoeu Wpltsseituna

Wenn es NIT Der mel
pung Der r90lnifhen 9pItsseituns"
feline Ridtistsit bat. eab Die Rseisruns
CUR 0edung Der Soften fir Die nsue
Webrporlage sine Grbanfalls uno Ser
mS9enssunahs Steuer perThlagen
.fpiro, 70 piiroe bas pisI ba3u beitrds
gen, bic mibitimmung i'm bsuti6sn
9olte gu beieitioen. DAB Die apnisrs
putipen unb bus Centrum i'm lestpsrs
flpFenen Rsibstug bic grbanfaas
Stsusr suriidrpiefsn, tat btei.m
Reihstag 110 fosialifti'he Wtitglieosr
sugefIbrt uno Der 9rpn i'm 8olie, Der
iit auf TpIhs Weifs tunoeab, ift Bis
lana niht aeipihsn, neil sbsn bic
Stsuer nod niht eingefiibrt lit uno
bic ean3sn Qa'ten auf ben Shultsrn
Der unbemittelten gepOlsrune ruben.
Wsnn audi Die ,GDIniihe 8olsseis
tung" nitt 3u ben amtlih in'pirirtsn
Orgauen gsbOrt, 70 aIdubsn mir bod,
bab es nit ibrer MsIoun1 fsine Rid
tiqteit bat, od jen:s gIatt, tpie oas
IeIbitperftGnbIit 1T, sngs 5ihIuns nit
oem Centrum beiiBt, unb nod bstpeis
trdFtieer Iheiut uns eins tur3Itte
gGsuberung oss StaatsietrstGrs bsg
Snnern TeIbriid in elmer tiirslihen
Rsihstuqsfibun1. Die apnisrputipen
forberten fhorfmahsriihs Gefese qes
gen bic Strsiter, rpeIhe Der Wiui'ter
nit Der georiinbun9 ablehnte, bob
bisrburh Bios ben SpstnIbsmptratsn
8orihub esleiitet piirbe. Qls aus ben
Rsiben Der apnferpattpsn Der 3uruF
fam: lilo SoaiuIcemotratsnl" rief
Der Wiriitsr suriid: .6dttsn Sic bic
GrbihaftssStsuer bepiaiat. 70 bdtten
mir tsine 10 Sosidlosmptrdtsu hier!"
Gordus 1T Al erishen. bob bic Rsgiss
runo 'ih nit Der QbTht trGat, Die ibr
perpsiaerte Steusr sinsuForosrr. Rsu
on ibrem Blane tpdrs bic 0ermogenss
surpadss Gteusr, ober bieis rpirb noht
in bds grogramm uufesnommsn pors
ben iein, um Die 3uftimmura Der apns
isrpatipsn unb perfhisoensr pureesz
ftuutsn su elmer m1bia<n grbanfau.
Steuer an erldnasn. Gs III taum bent
bar, oub Die Rsdisruna oieiss nal uns
tsrIis1en tpiro. Sine grh0hung Der inbts
retten Steuern 1T nid1t mehr moolit.
osnn oisie iinb auf ben bphiten quntt
aeibraubt unb oa bic tonierpatinsr
Bartsisr, gu rpeI6eu mir jsbt and bas
2sutrum rehnen uiht umhin tornen,
bic tpeitsren Summsn au 9eritdrtuna
Der Wetrtrdft gu pertpiqigen 70 iinb
Iie bamit aud oestpungen, bic Stsusrn
bic Tis bisldng psrtpeigsrt babsn, su gss
pdbrsn. Wtit einsm ipl6en Qrooramm
iUiirbs bic tnners Deut'dt poIitit, Die
bisher Tehr PERTINENT bot, cine bsb:us
tenbe geiferuna erfabren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-25
Qofal !. Beridt.


maIter unb Ulorenct 1ener, 3S36
Columbia Aps., Wldohtn.
Wiuinm unb Haiberine Ninfhler.
%, Weresr Ctr, Rnabe.
Hernbarb unb Dora 4rIingbaus,
525 Donoribae Strabs, W1Dfen.
Gugsn unb Gmma Oriuot, 2256
gDsen Ctr, Wdbdsn.
SObn unb Waris Rfhiin. WaSiioEs
billie. anabt.
gxoree nnb Giello 3immer. Ills
Queen Gin Nps., anabe.
Sulius unb garrk 1eIlmanH, is
Oft 2ibsrin Str, Wdbhen.
Saiob unb giarn Jaeobion, APT
Wabe Ctr, anabe.
fJrso. unb Jranees ged<r. 18, W.it
Qiterin Ctr, Wdofen.
Jerbinanb unh Warsars. Geris, 40
Cit WcU.iudn Ctr, W1bfxn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-25
Die 9laas, tpeIds bic 9unosss

Die Glage, tpelhe bic gunossz
Regierung segen 5pei Gbicugoer Iotals
lluionen Der internationdleu gruoers
idaft ser Gettri3tt6tss sarbeiter singes
bra6t bat, 1T befremoeno, oa man ben
8sttsboosn, auf tpeI6eu Die Hegies
rung iih felt, niht gu ertennen ptrs
mag. Die aldee foroert etnen Gin
baltsbefebl. psIher Mitglteoer eiefsr
8riioerfhdft paran perbinosrn lou,
burh qefpultIame 6anolungen ben se'
trieb Der Yoltul Telegraph Gable so.
gu itoren. Die Slags itiiBt ith, iofpstt
erfthtli6 iit, ntht auf oas antte5rufs
geIeb, Ionbern fiibrt an, bag ourh
Diefen ospoItthGtieen Streit Die be-
1aate 9ompuenie in Der Gusubung
ibrer perfaFungsmdBig urb 9sisBltt
suftebenbsn Rstte oebtnbert uno oas
gubIitum, tpeIhss feline 8speiten ubs
sufhidsn permag, geiddoi9t ptro.
Sds 9efremoenbe lts9t odrtn, odb
niht bic 9pnpugnie, ionbern Die Res
oitruue um ben Gtnboltsbeiebl nohs
fuht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-25
Mus benz VOli3ei8ert63t.

Deter arasier mar auf @eoras Was
icls aeieaentIih eints gdIIes eifsrfiids
zig geiucroen. neil fein Wdbhen 5uDisl
nit Dem 5ialiensr se.anst bate. arass
Ter belt NIT feinen JreunbeH arisgss
raih unb bic Burden, ohi an Der
53abl, fielen mad Sdlub ns Bales
iibr gsorge uno befien Drubtr Wiis
matoIe kr uno rerieilien bieIeIben
nat alien Rsssln ber Runit. oIs bic
Voli3si eriti,n unb xm Qroipon Elm
enbe mnhis. arasier unb stpei ftinsr
sSreunbe tpuroen seitern 3u je $40 unb
Rotten nrurtbsiii, ipdhrsnb ok iibris
gen anss.Iagtsn frsistfproden ,purs
ben.
3iegriiosr CHARTS unb JtmBroipH
batten Tit an Der Jroni S.robe aus
irgenb sinem grunbe perpriesli. uno
mabten iih baber eefiern tpegeu lins
fugs perantrporten. Sim ipurbe CUR
3uhlurs Der GoIten perurtkilt, pdbs
renb gbarIes sntldIIen pnrbe.
Sca gesbe uno Rub. Simmsrlp tpns
req am Samitas absno aneinanotr sts
rdtben. neil oos Grauensimmer ibrtm
Wsiianes,losten So eemauit bcben fol-.
Dos poar ipuroe nit ie S5 Gsloftrufe
unb ben aoften belegi.
5ermdnn u. portee, Elm alter aunbe
Der poli3ei. tpor in einem Qaben an
Der Weit 8. Sirabe beim 9afdenbi.bs
iinhl obeefab. sporoen. CT ktannte
fih itulbig uno uuroe su 80 Hagen
4rb.iishuus. $500 unb ben Rotten
pcrurthi!t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-25
aIs Elm @eifer emit sefrost

MlS etn weifer etnt 0eN0gt
tpurbe, tper am meiiien llniterbIidvfeit
perbiene. antuprtefe oerieibe: Err
ar3t, Der im Etnfibe lit. Shner5en Sn
linbern. lit aottiih." Ianierthe. oie
ihrediihe Sdynler3en pon 2dnlorr.
Iuiben nis3liiieben botten, boben 6as.
ieIbe banferiiiit pom bein Griinber oes
anaEefis gcioat Ginreibun0eR. Doidr
nitteI, aesniii1ei. GinipritanlgeR sIa6
ieIbii bas wiefier sesp6brM mar cine
|poriibergebenoe Grlei6teraino unb
|perbiten bic @icoerfebr niassols.
Anateiis aIIein Iinbert Gdxner3en,
|nstiernt Die Geit1muIn uno be liz.
infesl unb pertiitet idrnerSIos mnA
iiGkr einm Mii6fulI. $ro6sn BON
ana6s(S merben BON 3. Neu5tdAter Il
Co., 0sy 1915 Rep- Ucrt, frei Der.
llare b,m
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-25

Dcs 6 Wonaie ali. ESbn6en bsl
Matter Berg. SO. 565 Combine ADe..
priee soil. ipuroe ssi.ern Worsen ioSi
I'm Bette iieetnb DcrsefuRbeH. Dds
Qinb mar ipdtrenb btr Ra6s unter
bic 9eito<de osraiben unb eritidt. Tr.
Nm. u. Dsosbeeon tpuroe iofcrs ae.
ruefn, tounie itbo6 aiAts mebr Gass
ridten. Der Coroner purbs bsnads
riHtiat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-25
Sted,era.

Ssnrp youns. 27 Sabre aIt, bon
Rob NDsnus, Ct. gernbaro. lteais fi4
frlb gsI.trn Woresn on elmer Ssins
,punbe in Der gruft Isib<no. I'm iidbsis
ften 6oipiial Elm. Ct erildrte he
munbs tpibrsnb sinsr S4ldstrei an
DsoTss Sirobe srliiseH ~ babsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-25

Die Grtra SiBung Dss
&onqreIes pirb Iaut 2ntiinoiquna
bes tommenDsn QrGIitenten am /.
@pril 3uiammentreten. Wir poueu
Die DabI bieiss cages nidt ols siu
Omen auffaIien, ionberu Die 6offnung
hegen, baB Der Rurrentaa sine oers
niinftige Geisb9sbun1 sinleiten pirb.
Mber bic bemofratiIhen 5ii6rer pers
Den iharf aufpaiisn miiHsn, bab nidts
Ndrrifhs sgsfhisht. Gas gilt ips8ieQ
pom 9arif. Ginige Qnseifsn. bic auf
tb0rihts Sanblungen hinoeuisn, iinp
fhon porbanbsn. Tasu eeh0rt
Die 46fidt, Den 3utersoG poa uno
odn8 ab3ufhdffeH. 9as mare elm
Rarrsnitrsih. Deru bieier 3on bss
f6uBsoqnerii6en 9aratters snttlsiost
nRb in siuen rsinen Syinanason Dsrs
fuanoelt ntro, beftdnbe fein 9runb
sur &lase uno Der Reaieruna piirbe
cine Ginndhms beluiTeH, bic fie nift
sntbe6rer tdnn. Rift bios tb6riht,
fonoern b0hit qeFdbrli6 ipGre es, penn
Der uunerpoobFhs glan burtgins.,
elmer gunssn In3ah norbliher Sn.
bnftrieen ieopeben Sdub su entaisbea.
Gin ToIdes 8srbaften mare BON Geiten
Der 3smotraten adna befpnbers uners
Tdrlid. ou In ihrem parteiprinsip cine
CUTE Rihtfhnur Ii.ot, ndmlib, Sab
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-25

9as 6ie Gntienburg oes
erimmigen 9eutI6enFeinbs Deltafe
als fransoiiIher gotihafter in ct.
petersbura einen unangensbmen Gtrts
brud in Berlin berporgerufen bat, III
niht IbrrdIhenb, aber man oarf Die
fem 8orfaQ teine ungebiibrlihe gso:u'
tuno beimeTen. Die 5einoi6aft fpiro
baburh niht perT6drft, neil lie elmer
Steigeruna nidt fdtig mar. Sslt
breiBio Sabren tpdrsn Die Ru1en uno
Trunspien ieben Su9 fpillens gefps'sn,
in 9eutihlano ein5ubrshen. lpenn ile
fid1 Die hier3u n0tbige araft 3ugstrdut
hdtten. Was iie odppn aboehulteu bat,
lit Die miIitGriihe Snlugferttgteit Der
beutffen Ndtion. bic nod ourh Die
8unoesqenpfienIhdft Oeiterreifs uno
sJtaIiens srhDbt tptro. Gs 1T oaRr
qleihdittio, pelhen Reprd'entdrten
sFrantrsih on bic Frembsn 5Ofe 'hidt.
Die 9einoI6dft tpiro imner porhdns
ben fsin uno tunn nur bur6 cine iibers
nGltiqenoe militGriTte 3ruft am offez
nen Qusbruh perbtnoert tperoeu. uno
es 1T iebenfdlls beiIer, tpenn Der Tetno
Elm pffenes Spiel trsibt, bd hisrburh
Elm oefGbrIites GefubI Der Stherbeit
perhinbert ptro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-25
o II m menrace.A :

.Gie baben mid foebsn sinen bums
men Jueen senannt! - Mas molten
Gie eomit fooen2~
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Wit Re6t fagt Der 9prporas
ttonsz 2ommiiIGr Der Der. Stdatsu in
feinem lesten 8eridte, oab Die 3opies
psIti6e 48itation 3ur ginfiibrung DON
MonopoIen in siHe 3eit iteI, als bas
Truits@eies auftng, iih miriam gu
sripeiien uno es unperitGnolid lei, fpie
ioItsn gspeiisn gegenubsr Die Igitas
tion fortqeisst nsrben tonnts. Jttt
rninber sutreffenD lit bic 8emertung,
baB nod Tsbr bisl qeTtehen tOnne, um
Die Gonturren3 gu f0roern, aber iobaIo
man nit benz Utonoppliiiren beainHs.
fei ole 3onfurrsn3 fir erpiqe 3siten
babin. 3um minoeiten Ioqte mQn ous
nit parten, big iid ee3eigt bat, oQB in
Der mpoerneu Getononie tein Raum
fir bic Gonturrens iibrig Qebliebeu lit.
Gins Der befriehtgenben ReiuItate Der
lsbten BrdiiDentenpuhl III. Dap oas
neus Cberbaupt Der Ration Elm ioIh
entinieoener 8edner bes Wionopoliss
mus lit, ME prGiioent 5oFt uro bdb
bic Wabregeln, fpelte nod nOtbDsnoi1
iino, nm oas Utonopol 3u Bopen 3u
tpsrFen, niht ausbleiben fperbsn. Dir
psrIprehsn uns bapon ben Grfol1, baB
nah pier Sobrsn Riemunb mebr BON
bsm Wlonopolismus oLs elmer unpsrz
meioliten fFoIqs Der mobernen tpirth.
idaftlidan @erhdltniIIs fprehsn pirb,
benn fotpeit sr Tid einqeniItet bat, mar
bies itbiqIih cine JOlgs Isgislatiper
gilihtperfdumntP.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-25


Qonigsberg spar bereits In tribe.
rem sSobrbnnberteH befefiigt, spnrhe
aber 1914 cffeie Gtnbt. is43 spurop
aonigsberg tDieoer CUR Seinns erbo.
ben ,mb bis Nifie Der iieb8ieer Dab.
Ire bic Stnotnnupalluna rad 9ssls.
preaibiidrr @cfritisiinesnnnier bod.
erbet. Tie 0efeitieunsen beitebai aus
leinenl 3uiipt1pou iush Sinoli ,ueit Dor.
aefhobenel s5orss. bon iurlden ied,s
lalf beln red,ten, feds naf Dem Iinfen
llfer Des Rrapels Iieeea: innerba.t
Der Halle befiIlben iit nod yspei aro.
be Derte, be aaierne Hronprins oui
Ger5ogsoder iiiso Sort Uriebrihsbsiru
| nuf einer Srfd i'm pregeI. In nesie.
liter 9eit Iiab fIeinere 4uit1eniorti
ert6aa mctben.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1913-11-13
R1Aaon &A Seek bury

Postmaster Album has re-.
celved notice that there will be
a eps cial examination held Nov
10 l. in all cities having free
lellverys to fill the positions of
~ail Va mail clerks. Not hav-
III free delivery here there will
be no examination held at this
place, but anyone desiring to
take the examination could go
to Council Bluffs.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Jesse Owen
were Omaha visitors yesterday.
They expected to go to Nebras-
ka where Mr.. Oven was to de-
monstrate his farm Lighting
outfit but the machinery has
not been shipped from Omaha
yet and the demonstration had
to be postp, ned for a week.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1913-11-13

Professor Charles Frederick Marvin.
the new chief of the United States
weather bureau. has been connected
with the national meteorological serv-
Ice for nearly thirty years. having en-
tered the service as n Junior professor
in 1854 He is known all over the
world as AN inventor of meteorological
apparatus and has been a voluminous
writer on The theoretical aus we'll as the
practical side of instrumental meteor
ology. In recent years he has devoted
monographs used i'm connection with
kites and balloons for exploring the
upper air. to perlerln2 hygromctric
apparatus and methods, to the caihla-
ton of thermometers. to the measure
ment of evaporation and to the inn
provelnent of pyrheliometers.
A native of Ohio. Professor Marvin
was educated in the public schools Of
Columbus and the Ohio State ulliver-
sity. He was graduated from the lat
ter institution in mechanical engineer
ing in 1888 and was instructor there
in mechanical drawing and physical
laboratory practice for several years.
His inventions for measuring and au-
tomatically recording rainfall and
snowfall. sunshine and atmospheric
pressure are in use in most Of the
meteorological stations of the world.
Professor Marvin is tifty-fve years old.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1913-11-13

A half dozen couples of tn )
fresh air club walked to Cali
fornia Jet, Yesterday afternoon
expecting to catch the after,
noon train back but they did
not time themselves exactly
right and saw the train pulling
out when about half a mile
from their goal with the conse-
quence that they also walked
back to Mo. Valley. They got
plenty OF fresh air anyway.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1913-11-13
Children CRY
FOR FLETcHER's
G a 8 q e Il q

Mrs +. A. Heath and 500
harlan, are expected hanae
from York, Neb. tomorrow
where they have been the
guests of Mrs Quick f0r the
p; St few days.
The C. W B Nj. of The Christ
ian church met With Mrs. VII
SIN Doty yesterday afternoon.
About six cen members were
present, and light refreshments
were served at the close Of the
m citing.
What happened to Mary, FRI
das evening at The Palm.
Mrs. James Brennan or Nor
folk, was a Valley visitor yes
t. rday.
Mrs. Wilson Doty is in Wood
hine the guest of MRS. Ed Nor
RS, for a few days.
We have made aria5 galoents
Whereby we can supp'y you
with the Des MONIES Capital
until January /, 1915, fer So 90
This rate gives you tie paper
the remainder of this year free
as we'll as giving you tie ad
vantage of the Bargain Period
rate. Leave all subscriptions
at The Times office.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1913-11-13

Both of the M. Fanger stores
were filled to capacity Satur-
day and it took large corps
of clerks to take care of the
people. 1t has become known
that when M. Fanger ad Ter.
tises a special sale there ave
bargains galore and this sale
was no exception. He wishes
it understood that his full line
of suits, cloaks, shoes and mill
inery snd in fact everything in
both stores will be on sale for a
few days longer and that all
chose who desire to get winter
supplies at a bargain should
call before the stock is picked
over.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1913-11-13
Saved His Foot

H. D Ely, of Bantam, o,
suffered from horrible ulcer on
his foot for four years. Doctor
advised amputation, but he re-
fused and reluctantly tried
Bucklen's Arnica SalYe as a
last resort. He then wrote: 81
used your salve and my foot
was soon completely cured. "
Best remedy for burns, cuts,
bruises and eczema. Get box
to day. Only 25c. All drug
gists or by mall. H E Buck
len & Co., Philadelphia or St.
Louis. n3O
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1913-11-13
Gier-Garner

A pretty home wedding was
solemnized Saturday evening at
the nome of the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Garner on
North Third S., when Miss
Cora Mauae Garner aud Mr..
Charles Lee Ger were united
in marriage by Rev. Campbell
of the Firs5 Baptist church.
the young couple marched into
the parlor to the strains OF
"endelsohn's wedding march
played by Mrs. Joe Kinney
The bride wore a beautiful!
gown Of tan serge and carried
large boqust of white chrys-
an hemums. After the ce"e-
nony a sumptuous wedding
upper was served by Mrs Mat
lie Nelson and Mrs C. W. Wi D.
EN- JUST the Immediate relat
ives and a few friends Wlse
e,ent.
The young couple are we'll
known in tins city and thf ir
many friends wish them much
happiness in their new life.
They will make their home, at
present, with The grooms par
ents on a farm a few miles
north of Mo. Valley.
Dr. ard Mrs White left this
afternoon Tor their home in
Ma'v arn, after spending a
mon h here with DR.. and Mrs
Giddings.
B T Riley and two daugb-
tiers were visiting James Riley
in Sioux City Yesterday. James
lis able to walk with his crutches
and is improving everyday.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1913-11-13

hopes that in the congressional cleo
ton of next year many seats now Oc-
cllpied by Democrats will lie filled by
Republicans tried and true.
Although chosen to lead the Repub-
lican congressional campaign. Repre-
sentative Woods is comparatively
new man in congress. He is now serv-
ing his third term as Il national legis-
lator He is a native of Wisconsin,
where he attended the public schools.
afterward finishing his education at
the Northern Indiana Normal school ut
Valparaiso. He moved to Iowa in
1887 and soon became active i'm politi-
cal affairs. He was chairman uf the
Republican state central committee for
two years prior to his election to the
SiXty-first congress.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1913-11-13
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
G - s T Q RIA

Pixies Variety store opened
today with one of the largest
crowds ever attending an open
ing in this city. The store has
been crowded from the time the
doors were thrown open and all
of the clerks have had their
HANDS full waiting on the Gus
toners.
Mrs. Rodwell is in Council
Bluffs for a few days visit.
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More Bottles Sold Each Year

II is easy to understand why
an irc~easirg number of bot
Ties of Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound is sold yearly. Thos.
Verrar, 286 Edward ST., Hough-
ton, Mich, gives an excellent
reason when he writes: "Fo-
ley's Honey and Tar Compound
has always proven an effective
remedv, quickly relieving tick
ling in tie throat, and stopping
the cough with TO bad after eff
fects. For sale by all dealers.
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T onigllt

Tonight, if you feel dull and
stupid, or bilious and constipat-
ed, take q dose Of Chamber
.]ain's Tablets and you will feel
right tomorrow. For sale by
all dealers. n3O
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Republican Campaign Director.

Representative Frank T. Woods of
Iowa, new chairman OF the Republic
an congressional campaign committee
will he Il busy man for the next year
or so. The position of head of the
campaign committee is one of hard
work and much planning. Already he
has started out by appointing an ad-
campaign committee to formulate con-
crete plans for the reorganization of
the Republican party. Mr.. Woods
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Fairfield, Neb, Man
Has Both Legs Broken

Modale, la. Nov. 8-Ralph
Iioezet of Fairfield, Neb., was
seriously injured today when he
was driving a team hitched to
a load of haled hay. The horses
ran away and he was thrown
under the wheels. His legs
were broken. He was taken to
the Missouri Valley hospital.
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Children Cry
FOR ELE!cHER'S
g ~ = Z 9 RIA

Blair Neb sill hold a special
election Nov. 18th, to vote on
three propositions. They want
to issue city bonds for the sum
of S35, GOO to build a municipal
electric light ulani; also issue
10000 in bonds for the pur-
pose of improving and extend
ing the city water plant and
at the same time the PROPOSE
ion of placing the citv under
the commission form of govern
meRt eill be voted on At pre-.
sent Riair gets their electric
current from her.
NJ. c Ru-' ark is reported
quite III at Excelsior Springs
NO
r O'ing,r came dowr
f~on7 Park Rapids, MINI this
ornIrg for a tew days visit
with relatives and friends.
Some petty thief is causing
The housewives of this city con
siderable annoyance lately
Whoever he or they are, they
seem to have a fondness TO,
npilk butter and eggs as mum
Der of families have had to
dispense with their ham fol
breakfast ard also drink thei,
coffee without cream. Severa
II. "a lave been laid for the
thief, hut in one case at least
they took the trap and all
Wien he is caught it is propos
ed 10 turn him over to the
women and let them practice
some /, + Mrs. Pankhurst's tact
les on him.
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Monday Get 10

DR.. DeVore reports the birth
of girl to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Henderson.
Mrs E. nj. Reed returned
yesterday from Glidden and
Central Iowa where she has
been the guest of friends for
che past two months
The shops started TODAY
working eight hours a dav with
Saturday afternoon off.
. MIR ard Mrs. Earnest salyers
were the over SUNDAY quests
of friends in Council Bluffs.
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John Hillman of Modale was
here on business today.

E P. Cullen of Chicago, a
cousin of Ernest Salyers, spent
the day with him today. Mrs.
Salyers accompanied him to
Omaha this afternoon and Mr.
Salyers will drive down this
evening.
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Saturday Ncy 8

Sister Octavia and Sister Gil
macus of Dubuque spent the
day with Mr.. ard Mrs. w. j
Burke.
Mrs D. W. Kellogg WHO has
been quite sick, is reported i'm.
proved today.
Mr.. and Mrs. E A. Boies ex-
pect to leave Monday for st.
Petersburg, Fla, where they
will spend the winter.