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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-30

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" iebrufiasH ireifeIb ilr bic Husaabe ocT
Bombs In BET summe ben s2O000o.o0 tunI
3fUsde BET SefhaituHa bon eones gnr eesab'
lnne BET soften unb Snspdben ilr bic 9et'
beiisrnHs uuo Heparaiur bon Sirnbsn
Gel ee eetorbHei bonn Sia5raib bu Giae
QindnnGii. Sluai Cbio:
Seiiion l. Tat ts BON Ginbiraib btt Siooi
Cincinnati iat ueittpenois eradiei ipirb eioHos
ber beiGsen e,abi aussussben unb gu bertaHler
IN ber Gamms bon swribHHeeriionleub (s2o0.'
00o0 Golnrs sum 3rpeae ber gsf6affuHd
bon 5onos cur Se5abluns bet ssIisn GHe aus
enbsH fur bic gsrbeiieuius anD sepaIGtlIr bon
siTGten tn 5efneier Siabt.
esiii0n 2. 1ab bic Noues Der bfaaisr
StGhi auegegeben iperben fouen In Der $uDms
bon observation-disclosures 5000 600 0O) Dollars
ilt ben DogertpGbnien 8uea eeiagie SoHbs fol
len ~ bet EenominGiiun egn ihnibunbeu ~el'
lars $4,000 qeefD1lli,pliiGitonen bGoon icin
lpie eies bom siabisHnoiipr bfiituinli ipsEoeu
Haa. nno iolen 3inien iraaen sur Haie tor
bier nEo etubGlb Ntoseni CszIJ per latr
Sdapis Bombs ioleH baiiri ieln BON rs, I1ee
i'm april 1914 nnb ioueR sabIbaT ieiH fart
90 Sabre nGt BEN 3einfH.
ssiiion g. 9ab btlaaie SoHbs nusaeasber.
auSaeinbri nnb eetanbett fpetben fouen il ns'
betc,ninmmuna nit BEN 0jeifb uHb brr St9i'
naus eieies eiabiteibe .snr Aeeuliuin9 oeE
0NeQQbr INp bts EcfiuNfe Don Gplos w ptI
Siaei CINCINNATI, SiGGi Gbio. pafiEi am u.
bfbrlidT 1912.
GeiiioH 4 Ter erIDs aus oem gcrian'e esr
hsfnaifn combs. ansasnommeB Die Wrdinisu nre
nlHaelnuifDcu 9inien. lon einem 5ones ilii
bic poraeHrrueH 5ipede glitaei6rieben trn
tperben uE' antuciIIua bes Iuedof
OF Bubble Ssroiee. unb iou pstipdHbi ipsrosTi
oon belngiem E,reiior fir bic dmede. uflfe
in bieler Ctoindrs tpe5iltstri hno.
Gciiion . Gdb bn iein fol nub tisrbtr& N
NIB isleiiiri idbrlib bic Bir l9iebsr,
Der oben bti6Tiebenfn Shulo dui
ods iienerbare 6ieenibum in Der Siaei QtHtiH'
Haii cine Snmme. atnlaenb sur 8SsablnnJ BEL
SiEicu du' oe oben hefnrtebfne Shub ino
Slit BesdblHna aeHiiaenber IilanHGs'doHos'
GeibeT I'm flr bic belle Se5abuna ben be-
fdgier SGhuIb bet ibTem gleriaN ~ ioraen,
ioibe glnflaatu nnh apaefiiDnen iinh 81 nnhep
81 Better. botaeieheu hnrt ons Deiet ilr DE
sinicreeuua lno Nolieiilruns bon SieuerH 'nf
nuiiii5ipnle 3ipede.
Seiiion O. To Brunh fit has Sorburoen'
fein ber gloiblpenbiaieii fur bic 8erbeilernnl
unh Aeparaiur BON SitGben eutberri6i. 10 ~
bierburh 9rifloiieH edb bieie Gtbiuuus noib'
peubie ~ fur bie unmiiielbare sluiIt6isrbcI'
inna Der liberalization gefnnbbcii iinb stdtr'
belt in Gineinnati urb eaB eisisIbe ioiori IN
9aiiri an II. april n. =. 1914
G. .. Dauuer
9rdiibeui bes Sinoidibs
geslanbiei: Gteb. S6neIieI lIe:f.
1880
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RntIt tar Qnntrnftnrtn.
Sfftee oer Gouni 0sH o N N I ! 7
BON odmtltpn 0ounth,

BON y q M II o u =,
GiHtiHuatt o. 10 elgriI 1914.
9erfteeeIie guGebote Derben cni
eeGenaenpntmen in ber Ctficc oes Sunro O.
Gcuntn Gommiiiioncrs bis Treitag, sen J :
Mai 1914 nm ] . llbr Wdttngs. t!r oie Hnh
itehcnoe 6olntns glrbcii:
G3en1B hen SpcNiifdiioHeu go. e35 - Siii
has gl5iTaGen Der CSebnuoe al Der Norb Gourl
Sirahc llno uCheriibrunG ocs Winierials rod
ben Gari6aae fSnir BrfiHoef In 1Grfbase. CbIo
In Cincinnati IUpnihip
lie Nrteit bat 81 aeftcber in usterrir'Hut'
r1ung nit hen IIdntr uub Spesi'i'dttortu.
peI1. isei IN Der Efftce beS goarb Of Qourit
Gpmmini0rers nu'Iteaer.
me auaeboi, miinen dii' snrmuInr.u auspa.
'erttat 'eir, rpeICtc In her office hes gCGro oi
Gounte gnurut'itnNers AT bubeU flrh. uub be-
alsiiet i.iu BON eiHeM gonb IN ber Hobe bon
tGuibunoert ts50o00l Collars nit .pSi ,gu.,
fen nno a.nna.Uoen eirqen alS siherbeit. bas
b.r Pieter ben eontrai. etraeber ptrb lur
austnhrir0 ber srbet. I'm Sale teTielbe tim
5ueridnui irtre
2ie Gpunts gonmiHicners beb1Ifeu Iit Sns
ht1t Dor, trGenheu ober ale angsbote gu
berper'er
sm sln'trace b.s Pourb OF 9Gurilton GOurtn
GommtNiorers
Sre6. @cffCImann Rrdnbrnt
Ettsfi: aIbert aetrbarbt 9lsrf
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-30
Nptii oil anntrnitrrtn.
Gommiffiouer's Sfftre
6ant lion y ouHtu, 6 b 10.

I u { II NJ nft. Ghio, 80. Nprll 1Nl4.
8erfteaelte Gugebote iperben cri.
aesenpenommeH in Der Office Ses godrb Of
9oltnin Gomriiiioners bis 5Sreitap. ben %
mai 1914, mn 12 llbr Witiaas. fir Die ndA.
itebenoe GOunibsslrbcii:
@emlb ocn cpe3tfiiaiiouen 30 642 - Sin
bic Heintaung luo iepnraiur oer Redoinq Rite
IN Der 6rtid1ft Reaoing, IN Spcamore Toipn'
fbp
Die Nrbeit Bat 3ir eefcbebeH In llebereniiim,
mnng nit ben VldHen nnb SpeFfiidtioneit. iuel,
de lest uuiliepen in Der Giice oes gUarb Of
9oultih gUminilioners
atue slHaeboic miiiieH nii fsormirIaren nusge,
ferttgt ieiH. pelche in Der Sifice oes gOutO oi
Gourtb Gommiiiioners 5u babeu iiuO, ltnb be.
geiiet fein bon einem Bomb In Der 66Ge ban
iiinfbitnbrrt tS500O0) Dollars nit 5pei giiien
mo aeHiiaenoeH 8iirsen bat Der giefer ben
aolirait eineebelt ilno Die glrbeit ausiibren
ipirb. i'm iSdue oerielbc ihm 5ueriaHnt miro.
Die 9punih Gonlmtiiionete bebaIien ftb oas
ste6t eor. iraeroein ooer ale ansebote 5u
beriperfen.
Sm gnftras bes gOarb Of 6amiior GOuutu
0omuiiiiionerS.
l ha-alA2f
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-30
glotii fir aontrattortn.
Gommtfftouer's Cfftce
6amiltpn q oiuntl 9 b 0

( u II u q I, d, %. gpul 1919.
9erfteqcIie Nngebote perben elri.
esseuge1omHcn in Der ottice hes soaro Of
Gpuuin Gummtiiinnera bis Z Tcitug, ben 22
9Pai 1914 I'm l2 ubr U2iiiags. fit Die ra6s
IehenbC Gouutrsslrbeii;
Gemdb ben Spcgiiiqtioneu 60 cal - sfr
Concrete Ib5uasgraGeH uIto yGuet al GrJ0e
sIpenue rabe SgrngfieIo Bile In Spring'ielb
I0pnfbip
Gte Grbeit bat Al ecftehen In llehereiHnm.
mllng NIT ben 9Idneu uno S9e5iitiattonen.
peld,e ieSi duiliegeu IN ber iotiice bes eoaro
Of GouHp GomntNioners
slue gHeeboie miiieu auf SornuIGre an5pe.
feriiat ietu. pelde in ber Citite hes godto OF
Gouuih Gomntiiioners 3u b1bsn ilub, ulo be-
gIetet fciH bon eircm @ono IN Der Gimme BON
ilinibunOeTt tS5O0nO) Dollars nit Sipei puien
nno aeuiiasuocn 8irseu ais Giterbeti Ooiir.
on6 Der 9eiPr ben fgnHtrait einHebeu miro 5,ir
Gusill6runa bet srbct. I'M Sale oerfelbe ibu
duerinHni fptro.
Die Gount1 gpmmtiiioners tctalicn Iit bus
Rett bor irsenoeIn ooer nlr anseDoIe Al
berperier.
1m glaftraqe bes goaro of sOmiIton gOnnt1
Gcmuli'lioners.
aiteft: Qlbert Retn barot. Gieri.
glpuI % 80. Wlni T. IA.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-30

ipenbsn. Inn eine Snrb sriammen5ufieIlen. mel.
tne eiHe liutfrfu6ung fffbren unb bic gerafiilna
feftfeten fol. fpeIne flr befasies eistnbnm
au besnbIen IN.
Geition g. 1ab bic stoiten ufb efusanben
fir befnafe Representation ncs obeii hefdriebe'
iien Qigenibuuls ans beui Dur6 bic CrDinnn5
215s1DIS borgefebenen 5pHos Giisbe5dblt iper'
oen ipueil
Geiiion 4. 1df biefc GTbiudri3 IN strait ire'
ten nnb wiliiaieii bdben ioII p0H mo udd,
olm iriibeIien bonn Seie5 erIdnbicn 3etipunii,
Ilofiri ON IL. april n. .. 1914.
9. q 9dnucr,
Nrniibent oes Sinoiratbs.
Heelanbgi: Breb. S6neIler 9Ier,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-30

Gtue CtbtuaH6. 80 is5 1914 -
" BUR Blodiufna bes zdinres. begffn3l
burh Couopu aoenue mn 4,oucl sirdbe nno
garnbtoue Girdbe NIB Vlriltbc Hldce.
IN gubeirndi. bab eine yci,iou. unler5aih'
net bon ben 9iacribhmerU bon sipfi Hriiieln
bes 8ruubeipenibums IN bcm SdnGsr, be1teHii
burh euubsn Apruue. W,oucl Sirdbe, Bdtds
orcme SircBe lmo partfibc FIap. BEN Giaeis
rnib ben gincinnnii uniernrctlci puroe eEin'
cbcnb uin slcrbeiuna Der Grtitinng BON treenh
einem Gebfube. cher HnbaU 80 inlfcm &c
hdIibc Don mcbr ole sebn TR o0bS IN lol1euI
Sauare, nuSaenommeH nic 1IBercn Wlanern
fub brtleiicut aus Gien ztelu 1dGiletu NIB
Hlorici ober einiaeu esn oleen.
guu. bes5ul6 fet &c pUorbuet bmt beu
giabiratb Der sinbi 0inciHrrit. Siaui 1bto:
sefiion / Snb Die 9u.tiura in foldem
Snnarc bon iracne einem Sebduee. cher sln'
ban an trpeHb rinem Sebaubc. ncbr dls 5ebH
r0aB bod auspSnommeH be auberen WlnnsrI
fub bcrqfIicli aus Gileu. siGu tafhein pub
J,brie obG etuiseH bon hceu. b'erourt eet'
boieu IT.
Seiitpu 2 Giefe Gr6iraus iou In strdft
ircieH bon uuo HGb BEN ',ipe'ieu BON oeieV
erluubieu 3etpunlir du.
Raiiiu ON -. april " Z 1914
g. g. IaHuft, Rthiibcni bes giaoiraibs
@e8laubis!: Jree. e tUei!er qlert .
1880
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-30

N inc ct6inanS. 90. fs2.fei4-Vors
fsbtnHaen treiteno iit bic NnSeabe BON
eonbs In ber Snmne bon n6t6sbHianifHo
finfbnnocr cSts 10000 gonnrs siini 3wed
9edabIuns siHes 1beiles Der Rotten nub ans.
1absn esr 9erbsfsruus Der aauaiiiiruns hes
@cssre6ts bon 9IsafaHt Mites unb wlaehon'
.sias asas, 900 out iatli4 bon wlassfsn Hsses
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-30
Observation-Disclosures

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS riftu fiir Wdpnsr
uub dranfn IaMfenbe bon grntununaeW iiHo
in Tnsii6i piie foe artfeilnnasn fret
;fraHiiiu 9niiiiais. 1tsf 7s. Rsflfhsr, ~ D.
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gerlansi sn mitiflen.

} Lssre. faubere 8immfr; gas nnb Dab. I'm
pADetfn bet Stabi. fly spa eerFsn cf'et'
zen nit prsisanssbi; q 60. gsI!:bIa.i
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-30
Gli,abstt Marp llunsr,
etqrs ,,gl a an g,onlaa, ben 81 april 1914, nm
9tnrp al)tbtr,

acIiebier Gjaite bon slaues g8e6er, gc6. 1ops
inoeaer. i'm gllier BON go Snbren. Dtonnten
liHo y 5uleH Ii ieiner g8obnrna No. 1922
GamilioH glue G0rlbioe. HeaiIiemsSo6ami IN
80 apriI I'M llbr 9ormiti1gs. 2e3O
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-30

On Crbiaans. 30. 1s6Isl& = 3ur
VI gblptuuHa bts EIyIbeugepterte5 be-
areiiIt ben JreooniG Aeerae &biliier Sirabe
unb 0 T. q a. T. u.
Sn anbeitafi. bub cine Vs!iiior, unietBeih'
net Bon ben tiatuluiimeyr uoH oipeibriicln
bee GunoCiasnibuma in bfm SirabeHaepieti
btarensl BON 5teboHiu slperue esbtiiiey siTGse
iHo e.. g. r ~. o. BEN Sinbfrgib bon
Cincinnati cinGereitg topyot. nit BEN CRU
der eur 8eTbiCiuua bFr g;rtcbiune in bcinsiem
Sisabenacbicri Dor ttgsubrirsm oebanbe ober
ginbnu ~ firem gc5anbt nlebr ole 5ebn Tut
bob ausauommsr bie agttreH s9hnbe tiHo aus
0iien. 5icir eGtheiH I'D plofiei Vbst aus
mebrcreu hetlelbtH
6s lei irt. beebnlf aneeorbnsi bon benz
SiabTuib BET ziaDi 1tnlHn1ii. GtaGi Ebiu:
Geiitou J. Tat bif grtifiuua IN oisfem
StIabcngfosr DoH tyaGoelnem 1ebdube obst
anbau an cirrn Bebl46e metr ole ;egn Jnh
bod ausgcnommeH o,e diiberen Gnube ftnb
ans Giieu Stetu HGdHrjn unb Dieud ober
mebretsn beHelbSg tlCtd btfboel iei.
Se.iton . Ids r'5iElHb foH IN Graii
iTeien bon uub und gE frGbefien 2Glruuii.
oSI BON Seiet eriauhi %
gaiiiri Gm ~ apti. '9it.
"a. GaHuer.
Rtl'5em bee SiaetTdibs.
Rcatlubiuf. SlTFk huelter Ulsrf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-30
D ani Nlenltn9 VIor9eH,
Emma Marie liiskhof,

gaitinr bon Charles Redboff.- i'm 81. osbens'
j1bre eeiheubcglpGntB an SonHerita9 Neb,
Tliiiag I'M y llhr pom Irauerbaule. 1892
8roG6ipan aus. geituttung i'm 9remntortum
nm 216 lbr 29.30s
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Cornelius Dos, ST.,
slats am atenllas ben 2s. spriI 1914. I'M
Maraar.tkt 9ubi,


geliebe Satin rrH 0curh Suei r.. in ltre'
gsobnung an SprinpieIo Rono. GolerGll IopH
ihp. in tbrcm GA. Sebcnsiahre. Yetttenbepnn9
nf am SSreiiap Den l. lini I'M I llbr Rnd
Hitiags. bonn lrnnCrbanfe aus. Iruner9oties-
oienii in Der Neois Il. q. dirdbe nm llbI
gfltmiitags iSreunoe itHo eiHaeIuoen II
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lIeIlIIuH otII % q
1l1ilhtIm Dotb,

aeIitbter Gtatte Dor Soiepbinc 9oeb. geh. enh.
i'm gIltcr bon % Sabreu. NeeroigunG Srettda.
ben Diai 1914 .ltnrqcus 10 Ilbr pom 1rnuers
bdliie no 105S GtbIer SiraBe, ans. 9etebuna
IN NlongOmer0. Sbto. ii
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-30
sn s,rfasfen--gerIdieo

\ obtsn m1une uub proter 6ehoisn. Yet.
gain: btuig ipenn fofcrg periauii. Hadsu.
iraaer 60S Eibble Rcab. Clifton Setebis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-30

cute S6nbmdhepgDerfIidite fofprt su berfnn
fen. aanBnirneeH i'm 9eIfsblaii. II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-30
etass am mttipO6. Den 20 slpriI 1914. I'M
Gli(absth glsin,

esiiipe bon gbltp aIcu in Der 9sObnurs ibrer
Iofier 5Ilu Sohr Noppenherser &p. 3l0l
S,Gdberrh StrGbc glaIHlli Sins. Die 52ii oer
9'eeyognng fpro ipdter beianHt geiHatt Bite
feine @lHmeH II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-30

giur6 mad fbpcrem 9eioen am Dttipoh. ben
90 Nptil NorqeHs I'M 9;25 lbr in ietner
gSobnuHs 30 8 gGicmoo6 sloc., unler iilHai
aclebicr @Gtte. 9SGtcr, @robodter. So1n uHo
gruoer
Cornelius Dos, ST.,
I'm 9llier bon II Sabren II UionGicn unb s
Iagcn Sic Becroiauug tuoci itati am yreltdg
oeH /. mai. I'M lbr )tnfmiiaas, pom
Sranefbanic aus. moSr Gerrpnnoe. Sreunoe
nm @ei1nnic obue lueierc @oii5 cngeIaoeH
iuo bon
30 Zen trauernotu Siuttrblie6enca.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-30

gprpoob. AiHmer Sdiis, nit qtobss
Got, cftpa 200 Aeben unn 30 EbfibdliHe .
aRmfei bon ner gine.9lpriuooo eiHe. 1902
WlIs apenue
MtItoH Gtrube All gridblns. 9iE,
msr: in gutter crbnnHe; SeiBDdiir'S:i.
Bufl1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-30

9sl GnS sTlabsas MI a simnsr gHs q,
qlbertO Ctr 0,uie Gage: gut so bermisiben.
Can 0nb Tramebans nit q 8immer. no.
2226 clabiiole abe. g2itti 1876 Geiig OF.
gdunre- Beff 9. Etr urlo fJleifhmann
Ctr. mtperiibe an g. .. g. u sf. e. Glfgn.
bGbn. elnbeTbnlb bet Acknowledgements
Canal s2s7. 5is Dlaln Cir
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-30
gu perfanien--Sanier.

Weltpoob nabe btr Qarlinis. 9lnimsp
6aus cue Ir1bernfH glgIidinnaeil stpte
api, Cbiihhume. gDeinI1nbe @emilieddtien
Sl6nerbnne fmonernl. yseioe. Yinf.nltGgen
am 9lnss 22at gsoliI MptHue. nnbe JeHior
slbs. qbone gSeit i3giA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-30
getIanat--Rdnnlih.

Gclltid)cr Seller III Mciiinslampen.
3abrif. 2125 Golcrain slpe. bp
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-30

grfabrene anio Fcob 3bGr, pdn9sr, Top
Builders nnb Bad S1uaers. Nn68sriraeeu
bel ber glaIWeu glioior Go, 5ie, GGhtoH Q.
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Z. \ y on unfr
grdiibet oes Eiabtraibs.
geelaubiei. 5reb GtuelIer. Qlsn;
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Wdb6rn fit aodben nn6 2opnilnirsarbfi
GHiet gubn. RG63liTaeen 3O30 ieaeiHs
Boab. apcHbaie ~
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-09-17
SMALL POX DATA
CIRCULATED BY
STATE BOARD
FARMER HURLED FROM BUGGY
LOSES LEG UNDER TRAIN.
FIRST STYLE SHOW At OTTUMWA
Audubon is Hi by Small Tornado
and Electric Light Plant is De-
stroyed-Montenegrin Shoots
MonteneGrin at Mason City.

Des Moines. Sept. 1.-the state
board of health is sending out an is
sue of 10000 pamphlets dealing with
smallpox. They are directed to the
county auditors and county superin'
tendents of schools for circulation
among the people. The information
was compiled by DR.. G. H. Sumner,
secretary of the state board.
Accompanying the articles telling
of the great need OF prevention of
smallpox are pictures showing the
loathsomeness Of the disease. The
booklet is considered of much value,
for librarians over, the state have
been writing to DR.. Sumner stating
that the bulletin has been Catalogued
as one of the regular books in the
library and that it will be sent around
until every reader has reviewed it.
The appeal of the work is for vac.
cination as a means of preventing the
spread of the disease. The great
economic waste to the state each
year is emphasized.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-09-17
FORTY PERSONS DROWNED
Result Of Deraiiing Of Passenger Train
at Lebanon Today. Five Others
Were Killed.

St. Louis, Sept. 15.-Forty per
sons are reported dead as a result
of the derailing of Frisco passenger
train for Texas which left here at
S:45 Monday at Lebanon, Mo. where
the wreck is said to have occurred.
Reports say the train which was com
posed of all steel cars, rolled into a
creek and five we're killed outright
and forty we're drowned.
II was announced this afternoon
that 26 bodies had been recovered
and removed to undertaking estab'
Iishments in Lebanon. Among the
dead are the following:
Henry Wagner, st. Louis.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hostetler, Alliance
Ohio.
w. H. Chiiders, Billings. Mont.
John Myers, wife and daughter
Thayer, Mo- ...
Unidentified man. ~. s.y -. iii
The railroad lines throughout the
central part OF the state are In peril
Gus state as a result Of the floods fol
lowing the recent rains. The train
sent, TO relieve the survivors from
lSpringheid. Mo-, is reported as max
| ing slow progress.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-09-17
THE PROHIBlTIONlSTS
County Ticket And Organization
y. Perfected For Campaign.

There have been inquiries as t
whether the Prohibition party will
have county ticket in the coming
election, and in reply to these the
county central committee desires tC
state, that such a ticket was nom
mated at the convention held at the
court house early this spring. The
following were nominated:
Representative-Joh W. Leedy.
Auditor-David H. Gil.
Clerk-George Russell.
Recorder-William Stegner.
Sheriff-William Van Ness.
Treasurer-W. Z. Dickson.
Coroner-Dr. Abbott.
Attorney-Vacant
Supervisor 1915-J. X Linsley.
Supervisor 1916-James PiCken.
The following county committee
was elected:
Chairman-F. M. Barrett.
Vice Chairman-Mr. Crump.
Secretary-David H. Gill.
Treasurer. x. Linsley.
Precinct Committeeman;
Adams-Charles Hill.
Black Oak-Vacant.
Cedar-Joseph Hoskins,
e. Des Moines-Richard Burdock
W. Des Moines-A. C.. Hall.
e. Garfeld-Geo. H. Sowden.
W. Garfield-Vacant.
b. Harrison-James PiCken.
w. Harrison-Vacant.
e. Jeffersop-W. T.. Hites.
w. Jefferson-Vacant.
Linooln-Joseph A. Stephenson.
N Madison-Vacant.
S. Madison-John Bieshar.
Monroe-John Zabilka.
Oskaloosa:
First ward-Albert Fryhoff.
Second ward-Wm. SouthwiCk.
Third ward-Mf. Howell.
Fourth ward-G. c. Nichol.
Fifth ward-John Pendray.
Prairie-Edwin Loft.
Pleasant Grove-W. J. Wymore.
Richland-Vacant.
Scott-Vacant.
Spring Creek-G. w. Boyce.
Union-B. r. Latchem.
White Oak-Fletcher Norris.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-09-17
BIC EXHIBITION HALL
Has Been Secured For the Mahaska
Fail Festival.

The two cement block buildings
fronting on High avenue West and
First avenue West respectively,
and which are bounded along their
entire west side by South B street
will house the forthcoming Manaska
Fall Festival. These buildings are
forty feet wide. and the plan is to
effect a temporary arrangement so
that, for Exhibit hall purposes the
two buildings will be as one contin-
uous structure, block in length.
This done, more than ten thousand
square feet of floor space will be
available. - g, Itg r..
The main entrance will be on High
avenue corner of B. street, two
blocks west of the public square. The
use of this building Is secured
Through the courtesy of the Garner
Implement Co. who sell every kind
of farm machinery, vehicles and the
like. The use of the. second, or ,ad.
joining building, is by the courtesy
of the Lewis-Maddy Co, lately or
ganized concern of much commercial
promise, doing a wholesale and re-
tail automobile and garage business.
In each instance it is a great sacri-
| fee on the part of these business
men to make this concession of pri-
vate interests for. the community
benefit and convenience. These are
public spirited men, however, whose
interest in the success of the Fall
Festival is such that for the time,
they cheerfully step aside. This will
ingness to take so broad a view In
matter that will bring profit and
pleasure to so many. will engender
wave of appreciation scarcely con
fined by Mahaska county boundary
lines $50 a,..g. -,
Among those who joined in taeir
presence or immediate cooperation
in presenting to the Messrs. Garner,
Lewis and Maddy. the request TO
use these buildings for Mahaska Fall
Festival purposes, were Messrs. Lon
Hellings, M. S. Downey, !. N. Taylor,
T. J. Wilson, Dick Eveland, Charles
Victor. J. G. Lyle, w. I. Rice, VIII
Crozier r. w. Hoyt, Dan Unsicker
and George Akerman. .:.... ,,
The outdoor Fall Festival features
will probably be put on about the
public square much the same as last
year. You will recall that the field
for judging livestock, witnessing the
automobile stunts, and the like, was
the west side of the square, and that
| the grand parade reviewing stand.
etc, were placed at advantageous
points for the public convenience.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-09-17
HEAVY RAINFALL IN STATE
Des Moines Receives Five Inches.
Rivers are Raging. Telephones
Out Of Commission.

Des Moines, Sept. 14.-Rain start
ing Saturday night continued today
and at noon the rainfall was five in.
ches, total of nearly 8 inches SO
far this month, more than the entire
rainfall for the month of June, July,
August. The rainfall at other points
was as follows:
Alta-232.
Boone. 1.3S.
Clarinda, 2.3S
Creston, $50.
Fort Dodge, 2.O2.
Iowa Falls, 1888.
Marshalltown, 1872.
Waterloo, 1.56.
In Des Moines much damage was
done Pavements we're washed out
and new streets washed away. Sew
ers overlooked and easements anC
cellars were flooded. Both the Des
Moines and Raccoon rivers are rag
in3.
Over 100 telephones were put GU
of commission by lightning. Many
culverts and bridges are washed ou
and trains are delayed. At Cedar
Rapids, the damage is placed at 3d.
00c
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-09-17
HIT BY AN AUTOMOBILE
Little John Hamilton Badly Bruised
Saturday Night.

John Hamilton, four-year, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hamilton, SOB
First avenue East, was severely in
jured Saturday night when he was
struck by an automobile belonging
to Arthur Dilley. The boy was cross
ing the street at the north side of the
square and in lodging another vehi-
Gle ran in front of the Dilley car. He
was knocked down and badly scratch
ed and bruised but sustained no
broken bones and, as far as can be
ascertained, no internal injuries.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-09-17

Webster City. Sept. 15.-Seth
WEIGH, farmer living south of this
city, was thrown out of his buggy in
a runaway yesterday in front of a
moving Illinois Central passenger
train, which passed over his leg.
With the blood fairly squirting out
he crawled twenty rods to a farm
house on his hands and knees for
aid. Trainmen did not see the acct.
dent. WEIGH was driving home alone
and had crossed the tracks when his
horse became frightened and wheel.
ed about, running back in front Of
the oncoming train. WEIGH tried to
jump and was thrown on the track.
He was brought to this city and the
leg amputated just below the knee.