davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-21
SOUTHERN MICHIGAN
LEAGUE STANDING
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

South Bend. 4; Adrian. D.
Lansing. 4 f.; Bay City, :.
Flint. s; Saginaw. 6.
Jackson, s; Toledo. 5.
Battle Creek. { Kalamazoo, ,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-17

6oben ioa. To6 cribicnen' Oomals
dlsbalO entidie0enc Gementis Oieier
MelOungen unO @eriicbte.
SpibelOienite ermieien.
SSn 9Srag 6at Der @ro5eB, melheit
ser genioBregelte @ertrauenSmnnu
Der nationalio3iolen G5ehenportei II.
frii5ere gl6georOnete SDi6a gegeu
Oen iungc5ebiiben &eOofteur Seller
megen 8erlelmOllng angeitrengt bat,
ieinen 9lbihhlB geilnOen. Der 9ln-
gefloqte lit freigeiprod6en, ga Ser @e-
ribtSbof 0urcb Oe 9epeiSoufna6me
ais feItgeiteat onnabni, OaB Spi5a
SpibelOienIte geleiltet.
@arteigenoiien Spi6a's 6e5eiigten,
sic StootSpoli5ei 6a6e Ueriutbt, Die
9Soit6eanlten 5ll 6eItecben, mO Iie 5i
beronlolien, i6r sic Gorrciponoen5en
Ocutiber lmO c3ebiider Gorporatio-
nen aus5uliefern. Spibo murOc in
eigeuer- Sode pernonunen. @r Der,
t6ciOigte ieine 8dnOllutgen lInO be-
t6euerte ieine llnidulO. Ger frii6ere
9l6georOnetc mar BON ieinen @nrtei-
genoiien 6ei6ulOi9t, gegen 6obe Be
5obhng Die @e6einniie Ser Fortei
an Oie @e6eimpolBei perrotben 5lt
bo6en, uno Ser 9feOnfteur Seller bot
te in ieinem 9lotte Oiele Seiduloi-
gung pieoerbolt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-17
gSaffencinfnhr.

SIR cle 9iebelleu ourd Groberum0
oes Soicns Conipico moolitD &c.
madt 20i6en BON Sriegs.
@}aterial fonnte nur our6 $40
fooeDerldngerung bcrbin0ert pcr.
oeu
@oiGtngton, 16. W}oi. Gic
Srnge Der 8oiien5ufibr an Die Con.
iiitutionpliiten bat iid6 lett, ga Oieic
IN 1ompico eineu Seebofen contro.
liren. beionOcrs fiblicb geiiultet. 4Srd.
iiocnt g9ilion bob befanntlid OaS
&aifen5uiu6roer6ot Dor ungefdbr
orei Niouaten out ais man es fiji
praftiib eradtete, Ben Gonititutiona.
lilten ollie eroenfli6e 0iilfe angeOci.
ben 81 lalien, I'M @ueno's Nlacbt 5i
breHen. Spdterbin fam ober einc
Reriooe, no man Dem 6iibrer Der
Gonltihltionoliiten Gorron5o, 5ll
nliBtranen 5e9aum uno inter Der
@ono leB ariegsicfret1r @arriiou
@eintng ON Die merifanii6e @reu5e
ergeben OoB peiterc @oiicnienOum.
gen an Die Gonititutionoliiten ouige.
baltcn meroen ioaten GieS lit ieit.
Der gelcbeben. SeOenioQs iunO, gro.
Bere 5enoungen nid)t ii6cr 0ic@ren3e
1egangen, ionoern in Sen anlcrifani-
iheu 3ollbanlern inter enem ooer
Dem anoeren &ormanO suriid0e6al.
ten ipor0en. lle6er0ies pan0te man
iid6 al Die amcrifoniidct g9affen.
Tabrifeu NIT Dem Griuhen. lie mod.
ten meitere Gontrofte fir @offen. II.
W2lnitions SicierunQen nid,t ans.
fiihren. Gem Geruc6men nah ia.
6en ne6rerc gr0Berc @oiieniubrifcn
iih 6ereit erfldrt Dem @lnihe Ser
9icaierung IN oiclenl @unfte itoitju.
oc6en 9An a6er bo6eu sic Goniti-
fitionoliitcn Ionpico in 9ciib Qc.
nonlmen @oiienienounoen mcIde
0ort6in sit Sdiif fonnlcn, f6nncn
nicht aiiac6alten merocn, iolonqe sic
pom Graiioenteu Oerfiigte 9lii6e6inQ
oes gaoiien3ufu6r Scr6ots in @iii.
tiofeit 6lei6t. lin 81 pcr6iioerlt,
6oe @eiien nab Eompico importirt
aicSoea.. miiBte ser @rdiiocnt e1ie
nciq irsfloniation erloiien, uno 6o.
0urdl piir0en Sic @onltitutionoliiten
natiirEh itdrf pcrlhmipit mer6en
2sie ae 6iciiac Stnto crfldrt ioncu
1iotll 0en 3oa6duiern BON @rouus.
pilIe. gl 8oio inO onoercn 4SIdbcu
5lriidac6oItcneu NhnitionS. mo
@aiienienontaeu ua4 Collection ST.
rioirt BORT onf ein Sdiii oerlooen
mo no6 compico qei9idt mcr0cn.
IS oerloltet fcrncr, OoB pie Gouiti.
tutioualiitcn Gontraftc i'm 9Iuslonoc
a6gei6Ioien ba6en, mp e mare olio
5ii erworten, OoB cllropoilte 9icfc-
rrnaen ii6cr Sapono in Gonlpico
eintrcifcn noqeu. Gic @oriid6t Sen
Gouititntionoliiten fcine @oficu. II.
N}mitions gorrdt6e 5nfommcu 5u
loiien neil lie iol6e lpoter porfonl
menoen Ioars aegen omeritanii6c
Solooten perlpcnoen mohten lit al.
10 3unidte oeporoen itno oaS @ciii1l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-17

}ucldes uam GongreB 6eluiaigt uu0
ben 6raren Oes 9iirgerfriegeS ge'
miomet iit in oen aeiteru 6cJogencu
&ilreaul Ucr6lei6en
nsg ontund" in &ortSnout6
i'm Groden0od.
&ortSmout6, @..9o, 16. 9lai.
Der @an5erfrclBer uG}ontona~
mclher Sic 9ei6en Ser 6ei &era @rl5
geiaaenen omerifoniicben 0latroiet
umo Seeioloaten na1 sen Ser Stao.
ten 9e5radt bat, ilt IN Der 6ieigeu
glapD g)arO angefommen no er in
ein GrodenOod ge6rn6t perOen miro,
Inn reparirt SIT lucr0en. &ci icmenI
Ginlouien in ben Soien 6egegnctc
er 0em &o6lenibiif nWlars,~ oas nit
&o6len fir bic in merifoniihcn @e.
pGiiern 6ciin0lihen omerifnnii6en
Sdladtihiffc pom bier obfu6r-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-17
0oIOra0O mnil Icl6it banOcln.

@aibington 16. Nloi.
@r0iiOcut g2ilion madte eS beute
flor, oaB Scr Staot Colorado iel6it
@crr ser 56wierigfeteu merocn
nuB, mel6e ibul ais Der Strife-Si.
tuatiou erwa6ieu iino, uno OaB Die
oort itaiiouirteu 9ltnoestruppen il
i6uea ais m09lidb 3uriidberuien wers
ben wiir0en.
@r telegrop6irten an @ouoernelr
luminous mo itellte oemielben Dor,
OoB Die Colorado. Stoats-2egislatlir
iic6 niht c6er oertagen Iolte, bis lie
entiprc6cnoe 56ritte getbon babe,
Inn Die Serri1aft Der Situation 5u
aeluinnet rno crbielt Die 9lntport
bon Dem @ouperneur, Dab 9lles &C.
i6on perOe, mas mir noglid iei
@rdii0ent g9ilion bat nidt Die 9lb-
iidbt, Die 9moestrllppen 5uriid5ubc.
ruien iolange oie @efo6r Oes g9ie-
oeralisbrllhes anardltiiber3uit
6eItebt lit dber Der 9Iniic5t, 0aB eS
lncntihnlObar fir Die 2egiSlahtr iei,
iih 5ii pertogen umO eilfa1 Der Buns
oeS.9ie8ierltng sic 9legelumg ser Si-
htutioH 81 iibcrlailcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-17

modt iib gelteuO, oaB man nun in
elmer Sodgofc iist. SSn militdrii1en
&reiien fommt bo5r nod Oas icBt
freilicb gan5 fru6tloic 9eOaucrrL OoB
nbt Sonpico e6eniaQS mic Gera
Gri5 6eieBt mor0en iei ais Gin
6raud6arer &orpuuo fir Oielen
S6ritt por6onOeu mar. SeBt lit cs
81 ipGt. Sollte man 6eute Sbritte
t6lu INN Die @aiien3liu6r 5u Der.
6inoern 10 miiroe man iofort IN ci.
uen i6orfen 3miit NIT Oen Gonlti-
tutionoliiten gerat6en. Nion fam
ollo mr. 6oifen, Dob oie 9e5ic6ungcn
5it Oen 2eBteren anOaucrnO frelnOs
lid1 6lci6en lDer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-17

EreSben @repcs aciireite MaiiHe5. &icc
Goi0s. Buna punitric grcpcs auer gciireinc
@oie9, Aippcis. Natiiies Eiiincs. GolD Bar
ben grcpes. Goroeo Grepcs. fraBoii@e GinO
bans. eauns 3ame eiuncu uno cine aroas
smsma0i ron ouoeren 6hb6cn uno moociaer
6a6riaicn 3weiicr 5lug
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-17
9n paris,
9aS 'Oduiidc 8OnigSs
YaOr.
tet5lueitdgigc Staats.
Diiitc n6.

2elti6 fcinoIi1e 9cmerfitngcn DER
9Soriier 3citungen an Sen 9eiu@
gcfniipft. ~ Die irii@cn gIatio-
naIiiteu nit Der Organization ei.
iier neutrality-suspicious. bci@df.
tigt. 9la6 ocnl 03titcr Scr
llllter. 9lrmee.
@ari5, t6. W2ai ~ a0nig G6ri.
itiau Der 3c6nte nuo &0uigin gller
onorine bon GGnemarf iinO beutc
bier angclongt, iH 6ronfreicb cine
5meitGgige StoatSpiiite o65uitotten.
pGbrenO mel6er iie Die. @Gite Der
iron5oliicben &egieutng iein uer0en.
Gie Nlajeitdten murOen 6ei i6rer
9(nflmft nit ein0rudSpoacn Geremo.
nicn empfougen. Sruppen bilOcten
oui ser 3uei @leilen longen Strede
bonn 9o6nbof bis nod ben &olois
o'0riop Spolier.
Die &ariicr 3eitltugen 6etoncn in
9eiprebuug ocs 9eiuhes, 0oB5ranf.
reid unO GGnemarf zines in@enein.
idboit 6o6en: n1mlic6 6eioen lei bon
&reuBcn llnredt geidc6en, oaS
S6lcSmiq,SolItein bon IGnemart
tn0 GlioB-2otbringen BON 6ronfreid)
ipeggenommcn bobc.
Sriid e q ationoIiiten G II
griin0en 6reimilligen
glrnee.
2imcrid. SrlonO, t6. @lai
Ter Stuotrot6 bei6loB 6eute Elm.
itinnlig, Die 9emegung sur Srgoni-
iirlng elmer 9lationalen Srctuilligen
9(rnee sur MISUNDERSTANDING Der
glitorit1t scr &rone un0 Scr 9fegie-
rlug bon SSrlanO nad Der glrt Ser
Observation-Disclosures ST. inter
itiiben
3um Eooe perurtbetlt-
Sofio, is. sWlai Sonlitaro
0utane6a, Elm &oreaner, uur0e 6eu-
te ueQen ser Grnlor0mg BON Ir
@0aor Sc W1ot6 StrDfcr, friiber bon
&aniton q. s.. Dem &orlte5er eines
SoiptolS in ser 9tdbc bon Solfol
aoreo, sum Go0c perurt6eilt.
Ger Nl0rocr mar nom &riminalge.
riht am TO- IS. @lts. ~5u lebenslGng-
lihem 3uht6ouS peulrt6eilt luoroen.
Gr lcate 9erafung cin mO Die 60bere
Sniton5 beitdtigte OoS llrt6eil un0
dnOcrte sic Strofe.
9ei ser llrt6eils Gerfiinoung reci.
iirte 9atana6e Elm cigenes @eOiAt
betitelt. n9lbicbieo bon Der @elt
6euer ouf @tortiniqne
sort Sc 6ronce, Wlortinique,
is. W3oi - Sellte Wlorgen I'M 2 llbr
broh in ser 9}ohbaribaft oes @lili-
tGr-Soipitals Seuer ans. Sieben
@c6du0e muroen 5erit0rt.
@ir0 ouf W1 orOanflage
pro5eiiirt.
EariS, t6. Dlai. - sQla0ame
GoiQour, wel6e Oeu o6igoro" -9feoof
tcur @oiton Galmctte criboB, miro
auf bic 9lnfloqe OeS poridBliben
@}orocs pro3eiiirt perOen. @err
E6co0orc 9esconnc, ser O6eritoots-
anwalt, madtc 6eute oieie 9lnfiinoi-
gimg. Gas 0atlmt fir ben Seginn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-17


maBrcgeln iei. 9}eue 9efe6le ieicu
iiir feline ser @aifeuaattungeu cr-
loIien morOen
Sic &iiiicn 9lrtiQerie.~ iagte ser
Sefretdr bate Dor ldngerer 3cit
oen geiebl er6olten iidb in 9ercit
idoft ju bolteu irno eS mar Elm Sbeil
rmieres uripringlibcn ElaneS, ans
Der aiiiten 9lrtiQerie propiioriide
SniaHterie Gegimenter 5u iormi-
rem"
Ser Sefretdr erfldrte ferner, OoS,
mas IN oen 9lrieHalcn Der &egicrimg
aei6e6e, tueroe ami 9eie6l ser I'M
mttel6ar norgeictten Gffi5iere &C.
t6on, un0 er 5o6c feline &enntniB Oo.
bon.
Sn elmer geiiern bonn arieoS-Ge-
pnrtencnt an Oas Nalis obgciauoten
3uidriit miro Elm 9}obtrags Credit
bon $4,000 fir 1r5tlide im0 Soipi.
taloorrdt6e ser 9lrmec oerlongt nm
,Den ieBt 6eite6cnoen oocr in nober
3lfimit 5li gci00rtiaen0en ouBeror-
ocntlid5en 9eoiiriuiieu 5l cntipre
den" Ger ariegsetretdr erfl1rte,
oaS @elO lei 5ur 9eitreitlng Der ans
Ser 9eebung bon Gero @ru3 unO
ans Ger O}obiliiiruug Der Gruppeu
gum Gienit i'm 9hslan0e entitou0e-
npn INSTRUMENTATION lntSanbcn
not6pen0ig,
Ger @eneralar5t @orgaS iogte, ooB
sic lollfenoe id6rlide 9emiQi9pmg
bon $75O,000 fiir oos gler3tc. ltnO So.
ipitol Ieputement ser 9lrmee in
lem06nlidcn &cr6dltniiien faun
ausrciden mO bereits gnnj ousge.
gc6cH o0cr pcrpfliHtet wenlt oud
nod niht ii6eridritten iei nGin9}adl
trays Grc0it bon $50000," fiigte CT
6inju lit iebt erforocrlib, Inn 0em
@eoiirfnB ausgie6igerer dr5tlider
@iilie unter auBergepo6nlihen llni-
liduoeH 3u 6egegnet melAe 6eitc6cH
ooer 81 aemdrtigen iino"
SIN Ban 6egriffene g diffc..
Naibington, u 16. Nioi.- linz
ter sen iebt I'M Ban 6egriffenen
1rcaonoug6tS fir ltniere Tlotte itebt
oos SAlo6tlHiif uGfInboma" mel
DIES oli ser @rooflpner giapD Onro
geboit piro uuO 5u 672 Yro5ent fer
tia lit an eriter iln0 0os 5u 639Gro.
jenten iertige Sdlobtidiff oNeDa.
oo@ all 5lueiter Stelle
Ger OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nIow.
nes" III e6enioQS auf Ser 8rooflpner
SditfSboimferte 3u 95,3 9Sro5ent fer
tIaaeltcllt nno mir0 mo6ri6einlicb
oas nd6itc Shifi oieicr aloiie iein,
lueldes " Gienit geitelt miro.
SeBte @ro6efo6rt.
@ot6, Wlc, 16 W}oi. Ser Eor.
peOo6ootjeritorer oWlcGouqol" boII
aeitern ais lebtc 4ro6efo6rt Dor Ser
lle6erno6me BON oen Gr6oucrn cine
3e6nltiin0ige Iauerfabrt init cincr
ojcidrunoiafeit BON i51a anoten M.
riidacleat. Die 4Sro6eiobrt bcaoin
am Gonnerltng Aoeho pom Eortr !
lano qeudlti6iff mo bcitano in
nie6reren SIN, lmO 9liidfobrten 8mi
ideu oicicm SAiif mo Der SucI
Olonbegan
Tic ,NlcTougal4 miro mobribein.
lid 9(nfongs Snii 5rr llebergaoe cn
Ste 9legerung icrtig fem.
%m nenen @nnptqitar 4
gGui6ington i6. Nlai.- Sle
omerifoniihe @eiellihait pom 9fo.
t6ea areu3e, weld6e bisber i6re gu-
reour inn @c6duoe oeS Staat@t
aricas- uno Ntarinc GeparterncntS
qe0abt Bat bat geitern in 6olge Der
llusuldnglibfeit Ser oortigeu 9lGume
i6r neues uno 6eqlenes Soiptaudrs
tier ali ser IL. imo SsStraBe 6ejo'
sen.
NoS ncie 9ofal 6rinat Die eiil5el
neh glbt1eiltnaen Scr Organization
N bellerr &er6ulOuna nn0 crleid)tert |
lo oeren slrbet. Die 8elellidait miro !
big sur 9cenoialng i6rcS eigenen
nut elnem aoiienaliimanoa BON
$SO00O0 er6auten neuen @auies,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-17
413O Gnbifmcter fir eiu ediff.

8eld lmge6cilre Wlengen Sol5 fiir
Gin ciu5iges unicrcr ncuercn 9iicicn-
ldific gebraudt peroen 8eiat Die
&ol3wclt al einem iblagcnOen 9ei-
ipiel. Sic 3ic6t nicbt Oic aoloiic Der
sSmperator.9Ioiie 6eran, ionOern be.
re6net mr oie @ol3ncngc, Die bel
ocn ieBt ieiner &oacnomg entgegen-
gcbeuocn nGolumbuS. OeS u9lorO-
Ociltiden Slopo" ge5raudt morOeu
lit. Sci Dem 56ifi, Das cine Sdngc
Don 236.20 N}cter. cine 9reitc bon
$3.50 Dieter un0 einen 9rutto.
&amge6olt BON $4,000 9iegiiter-
Gonncn bat betrug oos sur Gerpen.
Olmg gclangte Sol3 rirno 800 Gu6if-
meter Geaf $50 @il6ilmeter Oregon
uno Gitdpine, 200O 9u6ifmeter Sic
fer, 600 au6itmcter Steinbol5 imO
ctlua 80 Gu6ifmeter eide mo Nioo-
boB. Sin g8al0 BON Der glusOe6-
nlng eines ser gr0Bten 9fittergiiter
marc not6mcnoia, inn Den 9eoarf fiir
oieies cine S1iif 3u 0eder; mdren es
Iollter StGnne BON 30 Gentineter
Gide lno 10 Nlcter S6bc Damn 66t-
ten 5000 iol1er 9dumc fiir 0icicn
@au geidat werOen nliillen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-17
ogarrp-Stutnc4 cnt6HGt.


rifanii6eu Nlorine1 geieiert
9SrGiioent gSiliou ser SollptreO
rer.
g9oi6ingtoM 16. @}oi, 81
@cgcnport BON mcbreren tauieno
Reuohelt einirblieBlih Oes &r0foen'
ten, @litalieocrn ocS Ga6inctS, Scna.
loren, 9leprGientanten, boben glrneea
uno @}orine-Giii3iercn iuO W}itgliet
bern iriid.amerifouiiher Sr9oniia'
tionen aus alien Ebcilen Oes 2anoes,
ipuroe beute 9fa1nlittog i'm 6ronflW
@ort cine 9ron5c.Statue oeS Som.
aoOore So6n Barry, oes oSoters Der
amerifauiiheu Wiarine", ent6iiat.
9Srdiioent @ilion bielt Die Saupts
reoe, in uelder er nit 9e5ugna6me
auf ooS Seben 9nrrp'S iib iber
omo6rcu &otrioti5nus" Oer6rciiete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-17
S'OrbereitnHoen iiir ben ylut6fall.


5efrctdr @arriion ertl6rt Sic E6d.
tiqfeit ser 9lrienole 0adtrags.
gerpiaigung fiir oos 0oipital.
geportemeut Der slrncc not6mcu
oia ecworOen 9'eue, IN ent
iic0cu bcgriffene ariegSl@iiie.
@oibineton Is. 07ai Ger
9rieasletretor @orriion lagte 9ellefli!
SAB Ste am Donnernag in Sn9rpl
aenonmene Sbdtigteit III oel grle'
ualen ser HealerImg mo uir oen
Boitan Der aiiiten 9lrtiQerie mr. el'
ne ToIae Ser pom aricas Ieparte'
ment IN Der meritoniihen 9lngele.
aenbeit friiber getroiiencH Goriidts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-17

@aTe 5ur Jlciie ms 9tusIanb 6cIurst
6. Olainc, gsr. Alb, Sia@aItimDre. .Str-
Wabc GnitOH &uli. &se.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-04-09
A. L. ACKERLEY, President.
o. E. HULL, Vice President.
Leroy.

The Christian Endeavor business
meeting will be held at the o. M.
Jordan residence Tuesday evening,
April 14th.
VIM Day attended horse sale at
Humeston Saturday.
T. I. Adams was a Des Moines
passenger Saturday
Miss Mae Palmer was passenger
for Humeston Saturday.
The Epworth League business and
social meeting will be held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. S. Snowden
Friday evening.
Miss Edna Young returned to Des
MOines Saturday after weeks visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Young.
Mrs. Mac Hood was a Des Moines
passenger Saturday.
The Christian EndeavOr will have
a special Easter program Sunday ev-
ening.
Mrs. G.. H. Tedford of Grand River
visited Friday night and Saturday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs: G. L..
Culver and family.
Madaline Silvers visited in Humes-
ton between trains on Saturday.
Mrs. Emily Bond and Miss Eliza
beth Culver visited at Grand River
with their sister and brother-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tedford few days last
week.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-04-09
Iowa
(Delayed.)

We are having some wet weather
at present.
Elsie Lille called yon Ode Dale
Sunday afternoon.
Many from this vicinity attended
church at Bethel Saturday and Sun
day.
Mrs. Blanche Garner returned to
her home in Leon after short visit
with friends in this vicinity.
Those who spent Tuesday evening
at Jim Stills were Harl, Jessie and
Marie Barrett, Miss Dallas Spencer
and Earl Still.
Ray Marvin and family were call
ers in Leon Saturday.
Clifford Cowles and family were
the guests of Sam Dale's Sunday
Henry Marble and wife, Marsh
Young and family started for the
west Thursday, going to travel for
their health.
Willie and Clarence Hubbard spent
Saturday and Sunday with relatives
in Davis City.
Ode Vanderpool and family were
the guests of Mart Still Sunday.
David Robson, Ode Dale and John
Minor had business in Leon Satur-
day.
John Barrett was a Sunday call
er at Mrs. r. CoZad's.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-04-09
sand Creek No. ?.

Frank Dobson and family called on
ALI Miller and family Sunday.
Mrs. Bob CLANCY called on Mrs.
Estella Baker Sunday.
Solomon Smith called on Clarence
and Roy Williams Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Williams called
on, ID. "A. Williams Sunday.
Those who called at the home OF
+. w. Sellers were Henry Quigley and
family, Ora Black and wife.
The many friends will be sorry to
hear of the death of Roy Orfield who
passed away Friday evening. The
bereayed family have the sympathy
OF their many friends. He was laid
10 rest, in the Mcdowell cemetery.
D.. "A. Williams and Pete Ellars de-
iiyered hogs to Decatur City Friday.
Belle Sellers and E0tella Baker
called on MrA. Pete Ellars one DAY.
'1ast Wcs 8 8,
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Elm Chapel.

There was no meeting at Elm Sun
day on account of small pox.
Misses Minnie and Dollie Bright
spent Sunday with their brother,
Orel Bright.
Fred Gammill spent Sunday with
his friend, Roscoe Hamilton.
Misses Rose and Annie Moore visit
ed Saturday night and Sunday with
their cousin, Miss Ethyl Moore.
Harve Osborn and Glen Gammill
made business trip to Leon Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Moore visited
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Bright.
Those who visited Sunday evening
at Dug Moore's were Roscoe, Ida and
Celia Hamilton, Sylvia, Irene and
Virgil Bright, Blink and Fred Cam
mill and Lane Moore and Burr Crum.
Miss Minnie Bright has been as
sisting Mrs. l. A. Greenlee for sever
al weeks with her house work.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-04-09
Salem.

Roy LaFollette was trading in
Pleasanton Saturday.
w. w. Moore of Pleasanton, paint
ed the barn on the old Dale place
last week.
Mrs. Linden was trading in Pleas
anton Saturday.
G. w. Blakesley and family and
Hattie Woolsey spent Sunday at the
home of Lennie Craig in Missouri.
Willard and Mabel Slower who are
attending school in Leon spent yaca-
ton week at the home Of their moth
er, Mrs. Slower.
Mrs. Laura Hullinger spent Sun
day with her daughter, Mrs. Alma
Poole.
Margaret Baker spent Sunday at
the home of Ralph Judd.
II. r. Slower delivered hogs at
Pleasanton last Friday.
Robert Pullin was Leon visitor
Sunday evening.
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Center.

Mrs. George Dunn and little
daughter returned Sunday from a
few days visit with Mrs. Dunns par
ents at Humeston.
J. w. WATSON has his new house
we'll under way.
Misses Eunice and Alpha Long
spent the past week visiting at the
home of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
u. F. Long.
Mrs. J. G. Long called on Mrs. O.
G. Rex Sunday afternoon.
r. J. Long, of Chicago, made a
business trip to Leon and visited his
brother, j. G. Long and family. His
father, J. w. Long, who had been
there visiting returned with him.
Fred Wilson departed for What
Cheer, Iowa, last Wednesday.
Carl Gittinger visited with his
cousin at F. A. CARRIERS Saturday at
ternOOn
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Shy.

Mrs. E. v. Rumley returned Fri
day evening from visit with rela-
tives at Centerville.
Jim Baker has been thing some
land on his farm this week.
George Evans was hauling corn
from the James Ironside farm Fri
day
Mac and Jim Baker had business
in Leon Monday.
Miss Fern Melvin visited over Sun
day with her sister, Mrs. Clyde We'll
don east of Leon.
Mrs. Eivins and family spent Sun
day evening at Jim Bakers.
Will Melvin had business at Leon
Monday afternoon. IA Il
w. Wiley called on Perry MUIR
~ Tuesday. & 81. q, '5s "a
There will be Sunday school every
Sunday Ct SHY church. Everybody
Neleon0a. IA 800
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Bradney.

Miss Helen Barrett spent vacation
week with home folks
School closed at Bradney Friday.
Several visitors were present.
Mrs. c. P. Beavers and daughters
Grace and Helen and Mrs. Russell
Aten attended the social at John
konklin's Thursday.
Dwight Freeman lost valuable
horse last week.
Miss Grace Beavers returned to
her school at Leon Monday.
Everett Konklin had business at
Leon the first of the week, having
been drawn on the jury.
VIM. Waller and family spent Sun
day afternoon at Oscar Beavers.
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Strengthens Weak and Tired Women

II was under great strain nurs-
ing relatives through three months
of sickness writes Mrs. J. G. Van
De Sande, of Kirkland, ILL.,, and
Electric Bitters kept me from
breaking down. will never be with
out it." Do you feel tired and worn
out? No appetite and food won't di-
gest? It isn't the spring weather
You need Electric Bitters. Start a
months treatment today nothing
better for stomach, liver and kid
neys. The great spring tonic. Relief
or money back. soc and $1.00, at
your druggist.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-04-09
Notice for Proposals.

Notice is hereby given that the
proposals for the erection of a school
house in sub-district No. 5, Wood
land township, in the county of De-
catur, state of Iowa, will be received
by the undersigned at his place
(where plans and specifications may
be had, also a copy at county super
intendent's of1ce) until O'Clock p.
M, April IL, 1914, at which time
the contract will be awarded to the
lowest responsible bidder. The board
reserves the right to reject any or
all bids.
March II, 1914.
p. H. Carver, Secretary,
.31-4t r: f. D. 2, Hineville, Iowa.
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Spring Shoes and
OxfOrdS

In all the new shapes. Both in
button and lace; tans, both dark and
light color. Blacks in kid, kangaroo,
mohawk calf and dull calf. Every
pair guaranteed.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-04-09

Il you have any Of our Ice cream
packers ct your home please tele-
phone % and We will call and get
yValkae,s 10 Crean FACTORY.
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Suits for Boys

There's neat look about these
suits that you'll like when you see
them. They'll give that boy Of yours
a well-set-up appearance in keeping
with the way he ought to be dressed.
They're strongly built for vigorous
use.