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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-11-25
RECOGNITION IS
0TP0SS|B|L|TY
President Wilson Laughs
at Articles Printed
W.. BY the Mexicans
REPORTS BRANDED
UTTERLY BASELESS
Simply Show, Says the U. S
Executive, How Fully
Huerta Controls

Washington, D. c., Nov. 24.-Presi-
dent Wilson's belief that the Huerta
government slowly IS crumbling was
reiterated today at the white house.
Discussing the situation, the president
pointed out that the local press in
Mexico City could print, uncontradict-
Cd baseless statements as to the fu-
ture intentions of the United States.
AS evidence of the ability of the
Huerta government to spread any i'm
preston it pleased through the Mexi-
can press, the president referred, in
cjdentally, to optimistic predictions in
Mexican newspapers that recognition
Of the Huerta government by the
United States was forthcoming. The
Washington government 1t is known, Is
irrevocably determined under no cir
cumstances to recognize Huerta.
Z Added interest wa' developed in
the presidents forthcoming message,
which he will read to congress. 1T be-
came known that a statement giving
the status of the Mexican situation
will be included in it. The president
indicated that he would keep his mes
sage abreast of developments in Mex
ice, so that his presentation of events
would be up to the day of delivery. Mr..
Wilson expressed satisfaction today
ever the attitude Of foreign govern
ments and indicated it was wholly
friendly and showed desire to CO.
operate with the United States where
ever possible.
AS to the conference between Sir
William Tyrrell, private, secretary to
Sir Edward Grey, the British foreign
secretary, with President Wilson last
night, it was stated the meeting was
for mutual information"
Battle Lines Drawn.
Ell Paso, Tex, Nov. 24.-So far as Is
known in Juarez today there has been
no fighting between the federals and
rebels south Of JuareZ. The rebels
were stretched across the country in
a line from east to west, 13 to Ia miles
south of the Juarez last night while
their commander, General Francisco
Villa, was in Juarez arranging to send
supplies to them. The federals ac-
from point eighteen miles south of
cording to Villa retreated Saturday
Juarez which they had reached in
their advance when they saw the reb-
els marching out.
NHld lll1ulCuldCCIJ SoluP POu oAu uoSo
not know what became of the federals,
but says if they do not attack him soon
he will press south after them, His
objective is the city of Chihuahua. He
declares he intends to hold Juarez or
die fighting.
Supplies For Rebels.
Ell Paso, Texas, Nov. 24.-Pancho
villa returned during the night to his
army after shipping several carloads
Of supplies to his men. Rebel rein
iorcements from Ojinaga have reached
Juarez They number about 800 and
are volunteers from the eastern border
commanded by Major Manuel Ochoa.
Eleven Mexicans are held prisoners
Of the United States army at Fort
Bliss in connection with an alleged
plot to organize movement to aid the
federals in retaking Juarez. Among
the prisoners is Col. Jose Orozco, a
cousin of General Pascual Orozco.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-11-25
SAVES MONEY
IN MEAT PURCHASE

Washington D. C.-The navy de-
partment stocked the supply ship Cul-
goa, about to sail for the gulf Of Mex
leo, with Argentina beef at a saving Of
somewhat more than half cent q
pound below the lowest estimate made
by American packers. A consignment
Of 200 pounds was bought at 11.9O
cents a pound the lowest price for
American beef being 12.49 cents. The
Culgoa will sail from New York either
today or tomorrow.
The navy also has just saved $9,52S
by buying a quantity of canned corn
beef in the Australian market. This
consignment Of 100000 pounds was
bought at 1887 cents a pound, the
lowest American price being 23.31
cents
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-11-25
BULL FIGHTERS TO
RECEIVE TRAINING

Cordova, Spain, Nov. 24.-The open.
ing here yesterday of & school for bull
fighters indicates that the sport is not
declining in Spain. A fund Of $780,,
600 was raised for the founding of
school which is the first of it's kind,
with the exception Of small institu-
tion at Seville. It was long stand
ing rivalry between local fighters and
those of Seville that led to the estab.
lishment Of the school here. There Is
already long list Of applicants for adj
mission.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-11-25
GRIFFIN IS AFTER
/. THE BOOTLEGGERS

Abba, Nov. 24.-Sheriff w. B. Griffin
and deputies have been busy the past
week and raids have been made at
Hynes, Lockman and Maple Block
Liquor was found at a number OF
places and the following persons were
put in Jail and are there now:
Mollie Fields, John Jenkins, John
Williams, II. D. Williams, Pete Tensel
Steve Seipech, John Lewis and Mike
Ferasha.
The officers are still busy and more
arrests are expected this week.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-11-25
ENTHUSIASM BRINGS
APOPLECTIC STROKE

b. Sparta, Wis, Nov. 24.--C E. Simp-
son, proprietor of the largest hardware
store in Sparta, is victim of his
love for football On Saturday he was
one of those who cheered loudest for
the Sparta team which was beaten 6 to
9 by the Grand Rapids team. one of
the candidates against it for the state
championship. When the Spartans
made the final touchdown Simpson fell
III an attack of apoplexy. Today he
died. He was 81 years Old
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-11-25
Rehearsal II cid
for Wedding az
the White House
+ + f. !. \ + + + + - \ +

; Washington, D. c., Nov. "a
: Finishing touches on arrange
. ments for the white house we'd
; ding were in evidence in the
, historic east room today and a
rehearsal Of the ceremony late
; in the afternoon completed all
; the plans for tomorrow's pro-
gram, when Jessie Wilson, the
presidents second daughter,
will become the wife Of Francis
Bowes Sayre.
Gifts and guests continued to
arrive during the day. While
the number of guests will be
much smaller than at the we'd
ding of Alice Roosevelt and
Nicholas Longworth, a distin-
guished company has been in
vited and the ceremony prom
ises to be brilliant scene.
The house of representatives
has adjourned until Wednesday
and while the senate has plan
ned to work on the day of the
wedding, it may adjourn in time
permit members who have been
invited, to attend.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-11-25
NEWPORT OFFERS
NEW POSSIBILITIES

Newport, r. l., Nov. 24.-Full blown
roses on the estate of Mrs. Elsie
French Vanderbilt at Harbour View,
strawberry plants in Gloom In Mrs.
Frederick Prime Garretson's garden
and dahlias of many colors in various
parts of the city were pointed out to-
day as indicating possibilities for
Newport as a winter resort. The un-
usually warm weather has also led q
number of persons to take dip In
the surf
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-11-25
STEAMER is GROUNDED.

Yokahoma, Japan, Nov. 24.--The
steamship Minnesota, from Manila for
Seattle, by way of Hong Kong and
Yokohoma went aground yesterday on
sand bank off the Nara-Se beacon,
near Hiko-Sima, in the straits Of Shin.
onosaki. Everybody on board Is safe
and the vessel is apparently undam.
aged. She is being lightened and will
be relocated soon.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-11-25
OWNER OF "MARY'S
LAMB" TELLS STORY

Lancaster, Mass, Nov. 24.-Richard
X. Powers, who claims close relation
ship to MARY" the heroine of nurs-
cry rhyme about persistent little
lamb, has just celebrated his 103rd
anniversary here.
Mary" whose full name was Mary
Sawyer, was a cousin of Powers, he
AYERS, and her lamb was one of twins
horn on the Sawyer farm in March,
1914
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-11-25
RIOTERS
KILLED BY POLICE

Petoria. Union of South Africa, Nov.
24.-Three natives were killed and %
wounded today by the police during a
riot at the Premier nine. OF the 22,-
900 natives employed there, five thou
sand joined the rioters. who looted the
stores and attacked the natives of an.
ther compound.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-11-25
MANY SEE YOUTH
FALL UNDER TRAIN

Burlington. Nov. 24.-Dean Robinson
of 1901 Taylor avenue, Chicago, 33
years of age, sustained probably fatal
injuries when he fell from a Burling-
ton route fast train On which he was
beating his way. The accident hap.
pened at the union station in the pres
ence of many people. His left leg and
arm were crushed off and it is thought
his skull is fractured.
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JAILED FOR BEATING
WIFE FORTY YEARS

Pittsburgh, Pa, Nov. 24.-On COM
plant of his wife who declared her
husband had beaten her once every
week since they we're married, total
of 2,0SO times, Peter Edwards was SEN
fenced to thirty days in the work
house at Sunday session of police
court here.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-11-25
TWELVE KILLED BY
HUNTERS IN MAINE

Portland, Me-, Nov. 24.-Twelve ia
talities have been reported in Maine
since the hunting season opened Oct.
! and there is still another month in
which game may be shot Ten serious
accidents also have been recorded
OF the fatal accidents three were
due to the victims being mistaken for
animals
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-11-25
POPE RECEIVES SAILORS.

Rome, Nov. 24.-The Pope continues
daily his audience of blue jackets from
the American warships in European
waters A party of 20 of the crew Of
the battleship Arkansas was received
at the vaticsA trday. .... -g
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-11-25

THO Army Aviat0rS Killed
in Fall From an AerOplane

24-Iieutenants Hugh Kelly Erie L. i
division aviation killed this morning
a
school
Ellington Kelly make
the service
experiments first be-
in 1908 Seven have met death this
aviation accidents of all kinds the world 1868 have
killed 19OS this numbering 19
single Lieut. Ellington born In North AlelooS ee
brother Ellington, of Raleigh
September 1872 has
College
City. Diego last June
wasbo detailed i
Diego
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JURY GIVES VERDICT.

Cedar Rapids, Nov 24.-The cor
oner's jury Investigating the collapse
Of the Lyman-Stark building rendered
its opinion today declaring that the
collapse was due to faulty and INSULT
cient false work used to support the
fresh concrete.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-11-25
TEDDY AT CHURCH.

San Diego, Chile, Nov. "a Theo-
dore Roosevelt and the members of his
party attended services at the Angli-
can church yesterday. Two thousand
Chilean boy scouts also attended.
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NOT TO BE TRANSFERRED.

New York, Nov. 24.-Denial was
made today at Salvation Army head
quarters of the report that Miss Eva
Booth, commander OF the army In this
country. was to be transferred to
England
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Central aDenue iiiirsts seIisrn bic IS
5ohre aIie anua Smith, aus Iolsbo
D., nieber. unb fieI fid bas 6iiftsslenl
aas. Die 9erungIiidts pures mai
rem itdotiifen 5oipital gebrodt.
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Ger 65 Sabre aIie Jnmss StaHton.
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fRErung ru6 oem ltdotii6sn 5oIpitaI
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eingeIiefsrt, tpeIfer beim @erlaFsn Ieis
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BerIesungsn am redten S6entel 3us
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Bel Der garttommilIicn Tint
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rtroen.
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mann BON Der Spribentompdgnis no.
IS bate fih poraeiiern einsn sIsintn
Raui6 3ngelegt unb Siherbsitsbiretr
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fault imb trerbsn bdisI6it Elm moeers
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U1dper &c Bro. batteu i'm Quftrda ees
Observation-Disclosures Wm. Sperbefs
ben 8ertauf ssIeitsi.
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gipmepsr Gtbdubss ipurben ssr 6ilbd
Snniing, ipeIde go. 2523 SngIfTbs
abenie iuobnt, G1mndfoden I'm
Wertbe Dpn $12 geitoblen. Die Sans
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beftimmts perfDn lsnten gu tOnneu.
Dor Der 9biire Ses GroeerpsGje.
id)dftes. 30. 601 Weit A. Gtrabs,
ftabl Elm unbstannter 1ieb sinsn 2dus
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Durh grbrehsn sinss s5snnsra
mittelft greheiiens perfndfften Tit
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nung ron 2ubfpis Glib. 80. 421 Ca
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isbcd burh iresno uelde llmltdnos
geftort iporbeu isin, benn ss ipurpc
tein geaenIianb in Der DObnurs psrs
mibi.
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Ino 5rteman Mps. gerufsn. Der
Gldrm ipurbe angebIih BON einenl
aHabsn ubseeeben.
Sn Der 4nIage Der WlperIein
Brnlitrei brad geitern Rahmittag In
Gem Sdornftein bes pshbaufes Elm
tltines Geuer aus, bab tsinen SdooeH
nnrihtete. Der unbebeutenoe 9ranb
iourh bon Der GeuertDebr fhneII ses
I1Idt.
Gin Geuer. bab tinen Shaben
DOR $50 dnridtete, entitano auf urs
tufgetidrte Weiie in benz St1lIges
bdube Dcn GhorIes Ranb, go. 3917
Fiiher IDenue. Das gsb1uoe brannts
Stemlih cus, tbe es Der 5euertpsbr sss
lang, Den 8ranb 3u IOffen.
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2cmpe ouf sinem Dump Boot Ses
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Sie GObinaton Sffiee FIR bas yGin
ciunatier 8ulfsblatt" 6eiinnet iidl in
tSebaube Ru. 509-51t Waoiiur
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gebGube an Der Utup Strabe, 5niIber
esr Boone uno II. Strabs, $1,000.
Die StsIerrate in unferer Rah:
bGritaot 2uoiop puroe bonn Staht.
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Serr GSnar6 &rad, 449 Slo ssiinftl
Strake. &en Sel. 46 o., Sumi
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oret Raiirmefer geito6Ien.
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tlod, BON Wibolstonn, III bem goos
rahe. Sic nabm cine slnsohI gatent.
stcpfpeh BUILDER am Wittpo6 une
ertrantts tur3e 3eit ipdtsr.
Walter W1arr uns Glare aam.
nerer, bon Der Daibington Gtrobe,
Tsroen am 25. Suni ben gunb Ssr
Gte IdIiebsn.
- Dem Mattbils 5urif, BON 3l3
Suo 5ront Strabs. pnroe odnos
ipert3eng i'm Nertbe bon $50 stlto1e
len.
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a6cno BON Saeriff Wieteaife in einem
3eloe nobe Jationburg in 0endbrs
ilm seHpmren. aIsin biIbst iih Elm.
Sefus Gbriitus 3u fein. tr1at Bart
unb 5dupt1oor ftirhterlih lang uno
lett bon ben Jruttsn bes SsIbes I'm
Ss:eisn.
- Ropmonb Siaucs bat bic Gbio
sIct:riihs Gtisnbubn auf $4,000
S4aoenerias pertIaet. 5bm ipurce
am 4. Suni sin gsin bon elmer Gar
ab9efobren. Gr itisg iiber cine anaobl
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srntranter befinbst. Cafe Durbe qes
tern Worseu bon Utopor Straub um
rs unb aof.en beftraft unb na6 bem
sountp Gsfdnsnib ssianbt. neil er bic
Sirafgeloer nidt ouftreiben sonnie, |
ino mubts iia aud nod impfsn lais |
Ell.
- Grau QIfrsb Sin, pon Der RorS
;. StraBs, itiirste BON elmer Qeiter in
hysr 8Ubnuns unb brad spsi Rip,
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fir 81 etc.
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III Elm auf paroIe entlaHener 3udt,
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Gi,cuiteerihte ii9 Der 8sraubung por
Sobn S'5orrd um SIG Ihuloia Be.
tannte uno bon Rihter Sraep uuf
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poll5og Die Srauuns.
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gen gum 8etrdge bon $2560.53 sur
5dhlun9 angenieieu. superintendent
ebas. gbilIpps erbielt bic grlaubnib,
Der aonpsntton Der Superintenoentsn
in Wlinueapolis, Winn., beisupobneu.
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Der BaherlDertsratb miro bis gum /.
SuIi pldne uno Spe3ifitationeu fir
ods Gsgen bon WaHerr6bren in Siib
Gopin9ton fertig baben.
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SiBuug Der AloermGnnsr, puroen Die
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ldngerem 2eioen. sic binterIdbt Den
8atten unb brei tleine 4inoer. Die
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rim bon GrIunser, an., iou ongsbIia in
ibren 8iihern um mebrere Sunosrt
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SRI. 8udsborn, Srau QoB unb Sod
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DslIotp Stons Rational part in Dpps |
ming beseben.
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10. "a Sterett Strabs pobnbuft, |
puroe on Der Wabiion 4penue uuo 20. |
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en-, absr sIItIi6er Deiie nur lsi6t
'erlest. Or. 6. 6. Dbits lsiItste ibm
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