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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-24
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Gin. GrsdhIuna BON 3. 6 0 of.

SIN tpsbenbsn Sanoe, stpiihen lars
gen, piirItieen Sironbsraisrn, tauerte
Wor, cuf Dem Damn uno louidie.
Tas 9eiOfe mar iurh!bor. Der Winb
triiu.e, Der nit gies unterriihie idEs
siae Giiht ianiit ibm ins geiiht.
sstben IusenbIid srbsbn oos game
Gsnobe unter bem Inprau Der Wogen,
bic tnirfheno iiber oos StsiHgerOu 5u-
s:iaebbten uno frieoerum ii1 hoben su
iobenotr granbIng. uno bo6 miro.
bic 1Iutb nod brei Gtunoen pdbren!
mdrt sitterie. Ole 2euts iaet.n. er lei
ein sSeielins pbpnbl er gesen iein.
naiiirli1s S4iidtsrnbeit Itets bart
nna.tdmpfi bate. absr bic Jurhi.
bic ibn iebt .rfiitIis, ibien Jpn bob
| an iiberfiihren. Sebutiam rihteie er
| iit ein ipenig auf. itiiste feline 4us.n
nit Der 5anb unb blidte iiber bic Gee:
reibif1umenoe. iturmgpcitifie Wnfs
| Ter, bsrbftliher Dunf. unp bic Ddms
merung mar nobt!
Wit tbrGnenben 4neen ifoute sr
ri:dpdris: 1Crt iianb bas feiie, lteis
nerne oaus, bas iein 8aier, Der
Dommpdfter, Dor 5ipansis Sabrea
erbaut, ols bos melt. Dorlanb bon,
Weer iortseriIIsn fporben. Die fisi,
nsn sfeniier feeipdrts paren feit be-
it,!oifen; unn fpie bas S5dus baiianc.
Minb unb eDe.t.r g.ipchni. einInm
unb furhtlos, aemabnie Is Wiart on
Tsinen Batter. Ser fonf! ipiirbe b:s
Werontnortuna auf iih genommer
tdben, bieIen Damn gu balien unt
lfas 1eblers9bal Dor f<r eisriaeI
Ilxrflutb su f6isen2 Nsdt oos Sc.
ZEN ieiner Anseb0riaen olIein hatta
Der 8ater in feline 6onb genomnlen
Iionbern oas 2ebtn oller 8rpohnsr BE-,
laerftreutsn 5.imftdtis in Der sinia,
men Hieoeruns.
| Don ieinem Wnisrhauie oing Wdrf:
Bid 5u einem Grbbiigel banebeH, Der
osr Batter nit Gteinen uno 3emeHt BE-
tfsitigt bate. Oarauf itlno elm tleins;
runber 9au, MiIen einsiae SeffnuHt
Icnbndrts ains. Den 3ufliihtsiburn
nonnten iis ihn. Drinilen parer
Istortpeiien unb ReitunpsgiirteI uni
lein iIeinss itarfes Boot. eas Elm bal
bes Dusenb 2eute fnBis. ggeotr Des
Fhurmes nod hes Bootes hatten III
tis isb. bsn0tbigt; aber Der Batter inal
lGeemonn asneien unb belt beibs iia'
rerau in Stdnb. Dem Weer III MI
al trousn,- idsie er. llnb bis borthin
fpr bds Geldnoe onitisg, fpdren q
feds ailometsr.
!. gluf einmol ltonh iein tleiner 1ra.
Der nebsn ibm. ben iie feines bnnilen
Itrnulsn 6onres unb feiner Inhenber
| Gftlmenougen fr<gsn Oipfp, ben ST.
geuner. nonnten.
i .6ono, zip, Du mubt ins 6ous!'
faate Dart. .Gonft uirit Du fortst'
tlofsn.1
j 50 CLAUDE ni6s. ritf be- Rleine
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-24
!3mingenoe 9ewa(ten,
Homon bon 6. q q /.
(Eortissung.)

.4lfo SDrner bait ou bir aufieben
lafIen. 5reuno Sdul5, bu alter, gut
nlutlioer Gisl - bu R6ino3eros.
sdbt ben 9srl jsbe Woae mai
Qbenbs Bel bem bibihen, jungen
Weibfen Iisen uno benf'i, lie iperben
Shopsnbauer unb Reuter l.ien. ga ia
bas bat ibneu i6On qepoBt. 5err
0ctt - es lit gum RaIsrplpereen."
gr padts iein Saar unb raufts bae
ran, er mari ii9 auf iein Sofa no
it0nte tpie Elm peripunoetes 5bier
gnblin Durbe er rubiger.
,oSebt babe i1 bic Ranoille in DER
6onb, nun ioa lie mir nohnal bami.
fcmmen, DAB iis Die ainoer bobsn
niQ."
gr pollte fofort mad 6auIe iiiirs
3en, I'm oSrmaarD ieinen 8erbaAt Ing
gefiht su i6leubsrn, aber Elm eintrez
tenoer @eIh1itsbeiub binberte i'm
baran unb 3ipuns i'm, iid sspaltianl
sufammen3unebmen. gr entihuloists
Iein oerit0rtes Weisn nit beftigenl
appfIdmera. Gin paar bring.noe Gea
fGGftsbriefe bielten ibn nod elm.
Weile feIt, unb bas mar Srmsarbs
@lid. gr bate fis in Ieiner eritsa
Mutb DielIeiht niebergei9lagen.
A. 2apitel.
gs mar fdon gegen 4benb, ala
Sduls beimfebrte, unb feline taum qe;
ndmpfte Wutb s6lug gu nsuen SLANT
men auf, iobalo er Srmsarbs dnfidtia
purbe. Shne NiitIiht uuf bic neben
| ibr fpielenben ainber fubr er auf IL
los:
,esebt tpeib ih, !parum bu bon min
fort piuf. bu itdnbIihes Wsis. pu
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Glisab.tb Stdnber on, gIi3abtib
RaibIe. Jbeil pom Got 4 In Jinolop &
EuoIsp's llntsrabtheilnns; 81.
9Iice 8. RopeE u. u. an Carrie s..
Woraan, % Jub an Der Sfiieite Der
Gsobino Roab. 213 Sub fiioIih o.r
HodoaIe 4p,ng.; $500.
Wo,oan Damslsp or Daniel gols
cate, Got "a in UlDrsnn Wumslep's
llnterabtheiIuna in 6oopen; $50.
CLARA e. Gram an Carrie 8. Morz
CON, Is 5uB an Der SItfeiis DER
9eaoins Roab, 213 CUB iiielih Der
Rctbal. apsnus; 81.
Charlotte 6. S6ipIsp an Wlarn 3.
Gmith, 5 Sabre Vdht BON so Ierts
2ano in Der ilb0itlihen Ode Don
Settion 50, Columbia aupnfhip;
jGbrlite Misthe $525 nit bem ans
tcufsrsdt gu $500 Boar.
Die Wpoming Golf Club Rsol.p
So. an Wpomin5 9nIf Club. 5 Sobr.
Boht bon 5.11 4cres Qanb In Sets
iion s. SprineiitIo 9olpniblp: ferntr
10. .0624 4cres in benz ncrb0itlionsn
SbeiI berIslben S,tiion; ferner 1910
Acres i'm noror.itlifen 1bel bericls
ben Setiion; ftrn.r Elm Mere in berisls
Zen Ge.tion; ferner 90 Aeres In bfrfsl1
BEN Se,tion; fsrnsr 3 Cots Don 80 bel
235 Jub jebe an Der Norbfeii: BE-,
Gberman 4p.nus, sn elmer Wieibe Dor
s prossnt b:s nir.li9en AniouFsprti'
ies unb Der sesablung aller Stsusru
unb aH.bments.
Sallie g2. Dubois u. u. on War'
| ibd Worit, 1880 bei 100 Dub NJ
t.r Deiti.it. Der pine Gtrubs. 5pi
idsn Oeit uno glart Gtrobe; 81.
@nomins 6. Ii. 9. Go. an HmsIis
6. Gorbes. Got Ro. 2 oon MrHamart
e gonner's untsrabtbeiIung IN Wnot
ming; 81.
amelia 6. Gor6es an gmms
Sbrom. bosieI6e @ieentbum; ST.
Catherine Sehrnnnn on Tnniil'
I2ehrmonn, Got / in WiiIIer's Si,bo
IN 2odlano; 81.
gQa aurrih an 6nrrn 81. Mlrrid'
lao 1l,b on Der Siioieite bon MitorI!
Aoe. ST.
Grben bon Maria Dictor, per Sbc
riff, an Bruno sSiriterbidh, Got lSt
lin 2onapielp Cub. in Cartilage; $500
| Marp u. 9nceu an Sanlnel .
Cooper, Cots II, 10 ustb 81 in Wnrl
a. gocep's Sub. in Noripcoo. 81.
/ sohn Wfiiner an gsnrciiin sSloDers
luneef1br ader 2nnb in Settion 2.
lin Miari Solpnibip; ST.
/ Nareiiia sSlomers an esobn Wiille
Im. g., 3beil bon Cots 81 un6 80 Il
|M. $. Sarriion's Cub. IN Glenes
$500.
gibeon g. g2ilIon. M6miniiirotor
Ian ssoieph 2urie. Cots SO. 1913 an
I189 in Square IA bon Der Sub. Dol
0orrSnille; $500.
/ Mininm CORN an &bomds 9enr
Ines, 30 Bel 100 Dnt a. 1st GaNit
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'liondrstohter su boIen. Wtau bliet
aben unter iid."
sd rpiinitte, @infrieo bate eben-
10 aeood]t," meinte Die @roiin nit
einen Seui5er.
.Gieier Reihtbuml adj, mir lit tm-
mer, ais Iage fein Seaen oaranf.
gser neiB, aiif iuelfe slrt er ermor-
ben lit.
.Stnidid,nad. 8elo lit 8elb, ulo
neml cs IN ooIiee Sdnbe fonmt, 10
babe ih fir meinen Sheil ourhdils
nilhts oaaeaen ein5liipcnocn. gSeroen
Die NiIlioncn ocS Serrn BON Arne.
mann er betonte bas bon" 1ebr
bohuiih out gebrand)en fpnnem
itnb mas bos Stlpieaertod)terhen an
betriiit, 10 miro lie ihon 5ureht &C.
itlttt rcroen, bo5u lit &infrieo DER
Monn. Gie critic Geiae, ipie lie lie
su Sauic BEL Dem Serrn bon slrne-
monu qeipielt bot, ipielt iie bier liher
nitt. Gie @ciber 81 er5ieheu, bas
peritchen Die Gbeoens, nlft mabr,
sllte?"
1ie 8rGfin iah nit einem halh
befuunhernoen, balb truurigen 9lid
an Gem @attcn auf. ga, er battc eS
Ineritanocn, iic su 3ieben, 10 5lt 5iebetL
oaB lie teinen ciaeneu @ebanfen mchr
All iaiien. niet iue1iger nod cine
Iielbiiitanoige Sanbluns alts5ufii6ren
Iiuaatc.
Die beioen iitngen Mdoher, Som.
| tei Splpia uno gpa, Die flelHc
Shulmeiiteriit, lpie iie in1 grd1lid)en
Sauic ebenlo mie in SiebenpoIoe &C.
nnnnt fpllroc, lporen iudbrenO oeIIcn
I'll Dem Sdlol;fliiael qe'drittell, III
lhe,n bos jungc Gaar reiioiren iollte.
Splpia fpollte Ser tSrelmon Die gtcu.
einrittung oes 9ouboirs 3eigen.
so ctmas bait OH nod llie NIT
beinen sIuaen Qeic6cn. Gpa," Ia9tc
liie. Gin Mdrd)entraum it's, fpie al
les, mos id1 in Berlin erlebt babe
9os es iooieI Gurus, iopiel Sd)ones
eeben tam. oas babe ih nod qarnlht
laeahnt. llno bod biloen mir I'M;
andl id,on piel auf unicr ShloB Gill
namentlih Shefla uno SSulia, ole o.
Ibci bleiben, aIles in Berlin lei mooer
ncr EIllnbcr. 9tur bel uns, IN BEN al
ten ShloIicrn pare nod geoiegent
Yraht."
Bdhrenb SnIpia 10 Ie6bait plan
Serte, lab lie mirflih Iiibid) oits. -
3por botte oud lie bns lange ihnrolt
8eIiht ser Rbeoen, ober Die Shor''
ser 3iiac pnroe Qenilocrt blird Nit
liuaenolihc 8eihbeit Ser 6ornen
Iuno Die BLONDE 5lehtcrfroue. Die III
nah alter Cite I'm ben felnaeform
ten aopi geidllmacn trug, nerlicl
ibr atrpas iungfrdltlih annutbiqes
oas Der Grihcinuna Die ionItiae Serb
belt nabm. Sarin oher bate Der altt
8raf red,t, aegen gnas SSuqerorel
foniltc lie nid)t allTfommen. slber Do3
nitrbe ben meiIien Wooden 10 ergan
qen iein. @on ibrer sierlidlen Geriol
itronrte ober aufD ein 3arber ans
Iber iif MIR fiiblen. niht beihreiber
lies. S'at bieicm gIugenblif mar il
Iqans finolihe 1Sreloe bein geUun
bern aQer 6errlidteiten, Die 0ieles II
9ihtariln uno 8oIo gebaltcne @un
Gersimmer ihmiidten. III Das oI
sSunqpermohIten nun balo i6reu Gin
3ug balten iollten.
.g9ie fir cine Weeriee," rieT ii
begeiltcrt.
,,llnh bieie Spieeel, bieie Rippes
6ieie Marmoriiguren, - oieier mel
de 5eppih nit ben @aiierIilien oil
lidtariinem 8rlinhe, in Den Der ,Ylt'
polliiGnoia PERMIT. - Qhl iper ooj
10 habcn fonnte!"
Sie mari iif nit einem leiftei
Seufser in cine Ser gfen 0es mi
prad,poaer Stiderei bebedten ieiOe
nen Gdiofas. Sploia ieste lid al
Iibre Seite.
(Gorti~Buns fOlst.)
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ode BON Eriec iino Chateau slpe II
Vrire Sifl; $500.
1bonlas aearnep an Willinm Cor
rp, 90 bci 135 SUB an Der Gillette
hon Goniibinc slpe. ouf Hriee Sil
$500.
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Nnbnmettbe erb .

(slui Der Notwithstanding in Snn
,sraicisso 1915 ipirb in Der abtbei.
llna fir ainberpfleae bns id6n'ir
gabp nit eimem greis BON $500
anseeseihnet Der0en)
siIten. saitcn, stditen herl
llno Die gnbps feite!
SunoerttnMieao Gmnden fhiDer
SO Der Yreis for's bette!
Wlenihensfino, oct wdr' ieladt.
golit' id 6ein nid,t fliidcn!
Gieben aiuoa oba. nf,t
Gnnn id riirnid|idenl
Gems is irnnla id,eenn, mat.
gSie bet ulDre, ficfiie!
snitop, Wenif,. ct jebt jams iIatti
Iieiem Hreis, benz triesife!
siro bic Midta bIoB gereht.
ssibt ct inrfeen 1oIien,
1lnb is ibr sseIdlntad nidDt ifleht
suitaD - ia, oenn bait'nl
gSdbIt bIob ins aoleaium
Nttl Se5eilIoililfeil
Cha jar mir hnit et nm --
Rub iino Juinriiien!
eSnitap aus Deriin.
Gin Iitbtr 1eReei.
Mutter: Ater. Grit. fMdmf nii bid
niHt, ~ beinsr Namd .4ltes q ias
etu91
nv iasit "a aud " MIR .9uspla
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-01-04
MERCHANDISE MUST
HAVE SPECIAL STAMPS

Under the provisions of the parcels
post law, which became effective Jan
l, no merchandise can be mailed with
ordinary stamps. The law states ex.
plicitly that merchandise must bear
the distinctive parcels post stamps
regardless Of the weight of the parcel
or it's destination.
A number of parcels were deposited
in the Ottumwa postoffice yesterday
bearing ordinary stamps, but these
parcels were held for postage the
same as if no stamps had been affixed
to them.
Here are some rules to be observed
In the mailing Of parcels.
Use nothing but the distinctive par
GELS post stamps.
Place your return card as we'll as
the address on the parcel.
Have your parcel weighed and the
zone rate determined at the parcels
post window at the postoff1ce or at
one of the stations: Kidd's drug store,
Mynards drug store, Last End Supply
co., or at the Riveriew branch office.
If you live on a rural route your
carrier can give you this information.
READER
Justice of Peace H. G. Nosler mar.
ried Mrs. Loduska Walker and Abra-
ham Williams, both colored, this morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs C. L. Schafer of St.
Louis, have returned home after
spending New Years with Mr.. and
Mrs. R. D. Rogers. 648 North Court.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-01-04
CONGRESSMAN MADE
LEAP FROM VESSEL
Wedemeyer Of Michigan Lost Mind on
Panama Trip and Jumped Over
board-Body Not Found.

Washington, D. c.. Jan. 3.-Repre-
sentative VIM. w. Wedemeyer of Ann
Arbor, Mich, who suddenly went in
sane at Colon. Panama, at the time OF
Presidents Taft's recent visit to the
isthmus, jumped overheard last night
from a ship on which he had been
taken at Colon. His body had not been
recovered last night.
Struck Head in Fall. .-
Representative Wedemeyer went to
the ,isthmus with a congressional party
at the same time the president visited
there. On the voyage from New York
he collapsed and was taken first to a
sanftarium in Panama and later he
was put in confinement In hospital
where he became violent and raved
about his defeat at the last election. He
developed suicidal tendency and was
closely watched.
Wedemeyer's close friends say that
few days before leaving for the
isthmus he fell and struck his head on
an icy sidewalk. 1t was not then re-
garded as serious.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-01-04
ARE KERE T0' STAY
KNOWN DOCTORS HAVE ANOTt
Err BUSY DAY.
Office Crowded From Early Morning
Until Late at Night.

The known doctors who have their
Ottumwa office on the End floor in the
Electric Building at 209-211 East End
street End building from the street car
waiting room are being kept busy
from the time they opened their insti.
tute from a. m. to p. m. waiting on
the large crowd Of eager patients who
thronged their reception room. Many
Of these people had heard of these
famous medical specialists through
friends and relatives who knew Of their
wonderful cures in other cities, where
they have old established institutes.
These famous medical specialists
devote their entire time to the diseas-
es of their specialties, and while they
are posted on most all medical and
scientific subjects, they really do not
treat any outside the deep-seated
chronic and special diseases of men
and women, diseases that ordinary
Il cans fail to reach effectively. Rheu-
matism, neuralgia, paralysis, epilep-
sy, goitre, gall stones, cancers, tu-
mors, dyspepsia, Indigestion, dropsy,
eczema and stomach troubles are
cured by this wonderful known sys-
tenn of medicine in most cases after
all old methods have failed to even
benefit.
The known Doctors do not travel
from town to town, but remain per-
manently in one place. Any doctors
who travel calling themselves Known
Doctors are imitators and not respon-
sible. Their record will not bear in
vestigation. The genuine original
Known Doctors who are now perman-
emily located in Ottumwa 209-211 East
End St.. on the End floor of the Elec-
trio Bldg, End Bldg, East Of the street
car waiting room can show solid re-
sponsibility and financial backing and
a record that they can quote with
pride.
Office hours from a. m. to 5 p. m.
Evenings from $50 to 8. Sundays
rom 8 to 12.-Advt.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-01-04
BACHELORS WE'RE
SOME SOFT PICKING
Young Woman Arrested for heart.
breaking Admitted Mu'ctlns the
Lonesome Sterner Sex

Des Moines, Jan. 3 Florence
Gamble, Sc years old and good looking.
who styles herself "Iowa's champion
heartbreaker," broke down and con-
fessed to federal officers that she had
correspondent with more than 500
lonesome bachelors over the country,
from some Of whom she received
amounts ranging from SIS to $50.
She told United States Commissioner
w. C. Macarthur and Charles Gaines,
postoffice inspector, that she had re-
ceived an average of $50 letters
week in the last two months. The
woman withdrew her plea of not
guilty to an information charging her
with having swindled J. l.. Prater Of
Arlington, Texas, out Of $50, through
her matrimonial scheme.
: According to Inspector Gaines, other
charges growing out Of the same case
will be filed against the woman. Com
missioner Macarthur accepted her
guilty plea and bound her over to
the federal grand jury which convenes
next May. She furnished bonds OF
$1,000. -
:'I have almost worn out your pic
ture kissing it." she wrote Prater. Il
am; little short of money. she con-
tinued. IF you will send me SIS I will
come at once to Fort Worth and we
can get married as soon as ! arrive.
Eyes, dear, know you are the one
for me- I don't want you to get such
a thing into your head that am after
your hard earned money. would not
come3if believed you thought l was"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-01-04
KEOSAUQUA MAN -
CORPORATION CLERK

Keosauqua, Jan. 3.-B. f. Truax has
closed four years term of office as
clerk of the court Of Van Buren, coun-
ty. He left on the evening train for
Des Moines where he goes to accept an
appointment in the office Of State Sec
rotary w. S. Allen as corporation
clerk. Mr.. Truax has been a very
popular county official and his host OF
friends over the county will be pleased
to learn Of the appointment. He Is well
qualified for the work and Secretary
Allen has surely made wise choice
Mrs. Truax and son George will remain
in Keosauqua as the latter is a senior
in the high school.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-01-04
LOCAL. NEWS ITEMS.

Miss Gertrude Unger mas returned
TO her home in North, English after
10 short visit in Ottumwa. IL,
Miss Clara Carson Of Sigourney, af
ter visiting with friends and relatives
In OttumWa for several days, has re
turned home.
i;sSs "A. H. Nelson of the Nelson Cloak Co
arrived home last night from buy,
Ing trip in New York City.
w. j. Donelan left last evening
:, with his son Francis for Notre Dame,
Ind, where Francis will resume his
studies in Norte Dame university.
Enrice A. Bish and Mrs. Mary M.
1Bish, Of OttumWa, were married Mon
day noon by Justice of Peace Lamb
ertson in Abba, at the, home of the
brother Of the groom, George Bish.
i Mrs. Fred w Wilson was called to
iColfax on Tuesday last by the serious
illness Of her mother Mrs. Daniel
Eaton Mrs. Eaton has been in Col
fax for the past year on account of
failing health
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-01-04
AGENCY.

Born. Thursday jan ., to Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Heller a daughter.
Mrs. Al S. Hickman, daughter Mrs
James Myers of Pearl River. N. Y, are
here visiting their son and brother
Harry Hickman.
John II ~nkins Of Mt. Union visited
his brother and family B. G. Hawkins
this week.
Mrs. Phoeba HENDERSON and Mrs. r
G. Bachman who have been i'll are
recovering.
Monday evening Jan. 6 Rev. Hankins
will begin series of meetings at the
NJ E. church.
The son of Mrs Roy Reno who
strained his foot is able to be out on
crutches.
Mrs. Fred Bell and daughters of
Oskaloosa visit relatives here this
week.
Tuesday evening Dec 81 being the
sixteenth wedding anniversary Of Mr..
and Mrs. J. A. Dreamer over forty of
their friends and neighbors gave them
surprise party. They brought oysters
and other refreshments and all had a
good social time.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-01-04
PAPER MEN WE'RE
FOUND GUILTY

Boise. Idaho, Jan. 3.-P. S. Sheridan
and C o. Broxon, publisher and man
aging editor of the Boise Capital News
were found guilty of contempt Of court
BY the state supreme court and
sentenced to ten days in the county
jail and to pay fines of five hundred
each.
A. r. Crusen, charged in the COM
plant with being interested in the
CapitalNews, was given the same
sentence as Sheridan and Broxon, al
though he had made affidavit that he
never had been interested in the pub
LEGATION. The costs Of the case were
also assessed against Cruzen-
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-01-04
DEATHS.

FLEER-Friday. January 2, 1912, Anna
Christina, wife of John Fleer, died
at the family home three miles west
of the city at AS p. M. Death re-
suited after a lingering illness The
time of the funeral has not been de-
cided yet. $50.
The deceased was born in Germany
December 7, 1884, and has been resi-
dent Of Wapello county since 1860
She leaves to mourn her loss her hus.
band and four children. They are
Peter Fleer and Mrs. Annie Shoe
maker of this city, Mrs. Sophia Matt
of Akron, Colo, and Gattlieb Fleer of
Detroit, Mich. Mrs. Fleer was de-
voted member of the German Lutheran
church of this city.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-01-04
AUTO TAX WILL
REACH BIG SUM

Des Moines, Jan. 3.-(Spec1aD =
Very likely the automobile taxes for
Iowa will aggregate three quarters of
a million dollars for this year. The
total received by the secretary of
state for 1912 was s463,s95.45, which,
with other fees Of his office made a
total collection of 648,405.62. The
automobile business has been steadily
and surely increasing at a rapid rate.
There are many who believe the legis-
lature would be justified in making a
still higher charge for the annual auto
mobile numbers and that it would be
especially proper in view of the de-
mand on behalf of the automobile
owners for a larger expenditure for
road building.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-01-04
Rockefeller on Yacht.

Brunswick, Ga, Jan. 3.-Efforts to-
day to get further information of the
name and whereabouts Of the mysteri'
Gus steamer reported to have carried
William Rockefeller and his family
out to sea brought little satisfaction
It was stated positively by, several
residents on Jekyl island, where the
Rockefellers have winter home that
the New York millionaire had been
there for week or more in seclusion.
The yacht of c. X. Billings, the mil
lionaire foreman, was lying off the
island the early part of the week and
has disappeared. 1t is reported that
Mr.. Rockefeller left on this yacht,
bound for Bermuda or Florida waters.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-01-04
WIDOWS SHARE is
A HALF MILLION

Los Angeles, Jan. 3.-Contesting
parties received compromise over
the division of the estate of H. c.
Akeley, the widow, Mrs. Clara Hood
Akeley getting five-twelfths of the
estate and the daughter, Mrs. Florence
Akeley Quirk the rest.
Akeley was we'll known Minnesota
lumberman. He died at Long Beach
last year and his estate has been in
litigation since that time. BY the
terms his wife of year, formerly his
housekeeper, gets half million dol
lars
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would do no good to send for the
department in the morning, as the tar
roof had the building in flames before
anything could stop it. John says his
loss is $3.50 and as he is nearly blind,
he will expect some aid from his
friends to put up another house.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-01-04
FUNERALS.

The funeral services over the re-
mains Of Mrs. Daniel Eaton who pass
ed away yesterday in Colfax will be
held tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock
at the home Of her daughter Mrs. Fred
Wilson, 420 East Fourth street. Rev
Malcolm Dana assisted by Rev. r.
Ames Montgomery will have charge of
the services. Interment will be made In
the Ottumwa cemetery.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-01-04
JOHN TERRILL'S
HOUSE is BURNED

The smoke stack of John Terrill' S
house in Central addition blew over
yesterday, and in jig time the tar roof
which Terrill put on just recently was
ablaze. The fire started about. 10
o'clock in the morning. and about 3
o'clock, John called at the fire station
and reported his loss. He said it
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-01-04
Few Fire Alarms.

Fl. Dodge, Jan. SIT. Dodge had
but ninety fire alarms during the year
1912 The fires, which partially des-
troyed the Loomis butter and egg
depot and the old school house, were
the only ones regarded as serious.
Fl. Dodge during the past year has
made about $150,000 worth Of public
improvements, including one six-mile
sewer constructed at a cost of more
than 100000.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-01-04
ORANGE LANDS FOR
IOWA INSTITUTION

Council Bluffs, Jan. 3.-The Christian
home, an institution for the care OF
dependent children, received notice
yesterday that Mrs. Lucy A. Knowles,
formerly OF Long Beach, Cal. had
w1lled the home $40 acres of orange
lands. The land is valued at $4,000.