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MORTGAGES.
MORTGAGEA
tW<S name and address OF isnd" sno
lenders Attorney

fWS<h name and address OF N"""' ~
lenders attorney)
Downtown.
tSouth Of Fourteenth ST.
Tisssss Achin: Nnsh.y D.nsburg. 70 H RsSSi
q, T.S u. p. mtg siSSSS; ". $500
.Hstt y a. Co " Ser -Jo.sIh
~ s.Sisb.r ct Il to bertha Simon 4 ano, es
" iiSth o., Feb ~, Install . p 81 Any;
MsrS Aaron. al Cedar st.. ..,...'.NsSe
iloth sts)
,sr Az ans w zen; q, 's1i sssn ::
ynSp .. rs 81; city. Adam wi'nssS, s ssS
,sT ~: 'iIt n soth ct. !iSxioo-sams
10 same. Feb ~ w. O. Iss
came .......,..,...'.,.. '.''' ''''~s''''
Uptswa.
Manhattan island. north Of fto'h ST.
nth IT, . W. s5.lix1oo. ii-Csiia johnson
10 Abr saion,on, $50 lesth o., pr mis-
Ns5oo. FEB ~. W. . . c' sssy' IA
snnsHssssrf ~ I.,S q. :, .;;aI, ,:S
NsAison ~. rse u. ess - sss esss' s'"'
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American Telephone 1 Telegraph Co.

Ceavestibie AZ Fer Cent. Gold Bonds.
Coupons from these bonds. payable by
their tsrms on March L 1914. at the once or
agency Of the Company In New York or In
Boston. will be paid in New York by the
Bankers Trust Company. is wall Street
q. d. MILNE. Treasurer
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

3lTN ST. e.l-?6 W store and basNment-
.st w seth 81 Co to Manhattan Surgical
Instrument co. ::s W a&th ct, 8 5-l2 yrs
from Nov l., 1913 ...:, ,,,,:......., $4,000
Crocs. 2is r 10Th st, yrs from Mch l.
1914. atty, Cha, zsrharni s,s Rway 1850
60g-n r. ali-Gioyanni Parisi TO Fran
s.sco Tripi. yr. from Mch !. 1914; Any
ssTH ST. Ist-es E. store foor-Henry spies
ct al to Chas Speckmann, S22 L G6th st,
s7-i: yrs from Oct l. 1912; atty Walter
II Stewart 1889 sd Av............N.oo 900
ST ANN's Az. :2s, ali..Henry Bosch to G
Herman steinbeck. aas 81 Ann's az
q g. i2s st AIMS av.,,,,.,...,,....&2 ,sSo
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BROOKLYN RAPID TRANSIT CO.

NV Ofk, FrNrnarV II, lS1l.
The Board of Directors has this DAY de-
clared quarterly dividend Of one and one
half per centum III 81 on the outstanding
capital stock OF this COMPANY, PAYABLE on
April let. 1914 TO stockh elders OF record at
the close OF business m Nouday, March 9th.
1914 ] IL BENNINGTON Secretary
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The premises are to be sold In one parcel,
subject to any state of facts shown by IN
accurate survey and subject TO existing
tensnCies
The approximate amount for taken. asses
ments or other liens upon the said properp
which are to be allowed TO the purchaser out
OF the purchase money or which are to be
paid by the referee Is Two thousand four
hundred sixty Ave and co-100 O2<Sb2O
dollars with interest thereon.
Dated. New York, February 18th. 1914.
EDWARD L MCCALL. Referee
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Referees AppoiHte1.

Supreme Court---By Justice cohalsn--
Mayer vs.. cohn. Jsrsmi'n T. Asnon.yI;
Security Company. Matthew T.. Brssn. IT,
ny Justice BiJur--csvsiisri vs. xsppsit
'' b. JassIos Fsss.-..s~ssr.ss.' ~ sssas-
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The premises are to BE- cold In one pssssl
subject 70 any STATE Of facts shown ey 80
accurate survey. and subject to exciting
tS,ancies
The approximate amount for tsxes. ssssss.
r,snts or other Liens upon the esid properly
which are to b. allowed to the purchaser
out OF the purchase money o, which ere 20
be raid by the referes IL -Four hunors1
osety-thrss and $500 UtsSsO dollsIA
9th Interest thereon
pstsS, New York. February 18th. 1914.
EDWARD e. Aoc4 LII. RsfsrsA
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.
$50 REWARD

For return OF canvas covered binder con-
tanning manuscript Ieft on Hudson Tunnel
train at s3rd ST.. on Summit Ave, car. FRI
day. 5:lb p. NJ. Return to C G. NORRIS.
ios Bible House. Eighth ST. and Fourth Ave.
N.YC.
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MECHANICS LIENS
Manhattan.

moApwAY. 1913 & iN7-chas T Mitchell
~ rprEht 90, George Rector. 10,
, ,.:,.,, oon,1ec,ors! 5 l. Waller c csso
,sNlr'inn CO, contractor. .... toeo
s2 s,s =. cor .i't st. scsissI Rss,,y
20 owner, John Wilkinson contrse.
RgSwrcR ST. IS TO 'i..Adam Happsi &C!
hglding Construction Co. contrsctess
'rH AZ -. to .s.-Ei.ya,or supply : Re-
s'ir 60 az, y v q Burton. owner
sandal Tlunger Elevator CO; sp pa q;
"n ST HFSot Is w wo ssnsr:f'G snyder
ss, Alfr.1 NJ Rau. owners CLAUDE R'vSsrs
WI 4" q, TO .si.w a Cornell CO ..st
,rr,,nrE,r Elevator Co. contrscto!,
1ESi,NlGToN Ay. ss7 to 81. and si:s e; =. aS U.
1.r,'s. opera c.; CO. owner 1 eoHsrseto..li
sSos.''- llammer-tein, contractor: .SiSttse
'f t.,.rTs, , 90. i "a at =: .na =:
sslIosdVey 90, owner; Peerless invsstinnss
MoApwh,HYG 'o ,. 60, ii',,h, -. iiiIiNs-
so Eight Twen,y-four BrosnwsX. 80:
.si T' rf i Sln,1aslo1; si:..i:
H,,s.a "" Inc, at Eisht Twsnty-tve .
Erhi Tnen,y-'our Broadway CO. ewnssl
rssfl''s Investing Co. contrsetor' 'ss''S'
ss,sk. TiiiSe s 90, owner sG ) eontrsosor. ~
ArIsY1ED MECHANICv LIDNA
Manhattan.
''p ct I7a and 1871 W-Communipaw Stss'
20 70 .aT Palermo bros, Inc. Of a. Jsn. ~ ~;
NTH ST, SIS w--Morris ooidss.in at
Etuds Horowttz 81 81. nee
"Wa ST ma pls II WAshtneeee ~.
rrueo- Wiener q KSisn0el est Te91AHs
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once OF the
western Gas Company.

New York. March . 1914
The annual meeting OF tho sharehO lders of
AT the once OF the company, 40 Wall street,
Cty OF New York.. on Monday. March ls.
1914. at o'clock r. NJ. for tho election Of
Hoard Of Directors for tho ensuing year
and for the transaction OF such other bust
ness as may come before the meeting
The transfer books OF the company will be
closed at . O'Clock =. NJ. on March 6, 1914.
ana will be reopened at 10 o'clock A, NJ on
March IL. asa.
G y. JELNIrFr,. Seminary
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Losr-Pac'hc Mail Steamship Company
Stock Certificate No. AS3355 for twenty
shares In the name OF Logan a Bryan"
Notice IL hereby given 10 show cause why
duplicate should not be Issued. JOHN
HURLEY, Upper Lehirh Pa.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders atty)
UNIVERSITY Az III, Ns l!eth s.
Inc % to ;o' Harry " Davis. attys. spfoaii. II
:, I Madison av............,....s 900
SAME PROPERTY. June II, isl3-same 90
Trust Co; atty. + Snow. /. wall
uNivERsirY Nv. W, 50 n i7s,h ST. sack
100 June II. isiS--same TO same atty
NEWELL Az. n cor Elizabeth S. sins
' i msp = az o,, 4. p.oy aCSSi 10 s MS
\ Fioy. atys. Eus;is 4 Foster. 50
ssp 81. 3, y. 50 igssioo5' pee 20. isos-
Mary sedsoick 90 Lincoln Trust 90;
n,.ys. Merrill & Rogers 700 BwAy $1,000
Jan so lsis--iIensle CONSTR Co 90 Peter
Alexander. admr: atty. Snow. J., wall
::sru sr. $ =. ?os W brentwood av. mtg on
fixtures. Aug I. lsi3-Giosne Areoleo to
II Hurwiiz CO; attys. Golds;ein q. sse
:.sTn ST sso.s;s u mtg on fixtures. Nov
leismsane 10 E.posto riorenzo -?
l. ieis-Frsnk ard Anna N De caro- 70
Paul BaumgNr'en; ATTY. T Co, lIs
l,?D sr. So " So i7xssii. FEB 81. isil-
Ida NJ II. wife chas r Lucke 20 Miriam u
Gottheii; at,ys. l. q Jaeob. -
20 Az, W $, isi a.,h st, iss,7s. June il,
lso5-Henrietta Gossett TO Louis MORT.
Z and salom ,"n r Gos.e''' trustees atty oS "
EAST BROADWAY. rs. -. ?iSi5s. Nov 90.
lHoN-Louts and Chaye Rosenberg TO
simon Schneider. i,ss Decatur 81.
-6i'rMrt's Az SO C:tor;. 'ieaise,. Nov ~
le0e-Gcorge = schroeder 90 Gustav Rott-
u'r: Rttys Mclaughlin stern. IS VIII
NELSON ~ W >, where in,er.ec,esa by div
~ lois so-.l man k"mp estsio :sd
Nov 10. l9os-hudolf 9 ana Emma Y n
norrhusch "a WIN Sanders: atty. Rob.
W Todd. -es Bway. ..,.....,..,..sS $1,000
EAGLE Az, ss:s sch At. isIgs.2. DC;
Nor'hside Saw Bank. atty. q Barry. ~
MsS Sfh ST. ss;, n sas.io ia Ia,
W and Theresa T Weber; atty. sidney
JEnoME 5cENTRAL AZ, W. ssss n !.
e,,rs. e, al, esrs atty. T q CO. l7s
ST ANS Az. les. ". ?51ss. Mar T.
| leii-Jno and pauiinn rlrich 20 Herman
Human. attys, Elfers Abb.rley,
ST ASN's Az. lsi. W 5. :51ss. Mar ~ 3
isli-seme 70 same. ::.:..:.... - 900
20 ST, al r. " g. 2b.H7t11:6 Ix7s,
June T. lsioz-Rosis shieber 70 Bertha
"a. ran y, simon ANY Aaron,, .oo
SANE PROPERTY. Jan 40 1907 Msry
,, STf's sf to i.nox sv so.,cS H.
! Nov 20, lolo--I.illien Taller to Regina
wiicdinssr: st'ys. Cohen Bros. " wall
TELLER Az. 100 issth st. COX
100 Feb "a. leii-Anna M Raben 10
Thornton Rros Co: a,tys Meier Van
.sTH sr' 500 "" ". .. 80 lin '; sv
?sxss. May ~. Isss--Jas sullivan 10 Geo
| IL Keir and ano. exrs. satisfied without
Court; atty for petitioner. Alfred I brown
O.
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THE PROvlDENT LOAN SOCIETY
Oh NEW YORK.

TWentN-Y ear "a 2 Gold honda Of 1871.
COUPONS DUE MARCH I. 1914 of the above
Bonds will be paid on presentation ~ the M.
ecu;ive once OF the Society. 3<s Fourth Ave.
nue.. corner 10th Street. on and after March ana
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CARIBOU COBALT MINES co.
THE DELAWARE 4 HUDSON COMPANY.

New York Feb 25th. 1919.
A quarterly dividend Of TWO AND ONE
QUARTER cav % PER CEST. ON the capital
stock Of this Company Will be paid at the ono
OF the Company, az Nassau street, in this city.
on and after Friday, March 20. 1914. 10 stock
holders Of record al close OF business to-day.
BY order Of the Board Of Managers
CHARLES A WALKER. Treasurer.
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Receivess Appointed

Supyeus Ccurt--By Justice Diiur--liW-
coin Trust Company W. Roy Aeissi. Arthur
n C3ieH erich,
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=. -. -. ~.
,,T 60 l!s Bwsy.:........;,...'; 10000
ss.5x- Same to same. Feb a. due as
per bond. atty. same. .............ts0,o0 600
Brons,
thorough Of The BronxJ
2isTH ST rec Barnes sy. iotnso-Jennis
Mo" w iopI' Dur.o W ieotn e, reo
nv,v ~ W "''y' ''"" oAh'0rs az
MATILDA ST. -, being lot i?t, map
nstonvilIe--Ihos III Ron 20 ELIZA
= w NAL O. ,, -; % 800
N lkyl lo-bawrence Davis to John
8 Wilson. l6 Victoria road. London. Feb
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AMERICAN HIDE AND LEATHER CO

Coupons No. 49, due March !. 1914 from
the First Mortgage Bonds of the American
Hide 4 Leather Company will be- paid on
End after March ., by the Equitable Trust
Company OF New York. 1881 Wall Street.
New York. GEORGE A. HILL. Treasurer
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ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

COUEN. Samuel. admr. to Carl stein. $50
T Co.'..1'..'D.."''".....' ''.....' titc 900
JACOBuS. Carrie. to German Kahn and
ROGERS, Anne c, to Joseph schrier.t23. 900
COLEMAN. Robert H. trustee. to Anne G
Rogers .......... .......tt.... tso.32ooo
Brong
KoPPEL. Thcone A. TO Thos Nal.
colin .;ssda0oSo
HEATING. Mary A. to Joanna shuy-
Ter
LTI& r co TO Henry Morgenthau Co. 81
LIE vIEu. May NJ. and ano. to Mary "
DOREMCs Alice n. to Ethel Dore-
mus ..................Ss.so 500
MALCOLM. Thos d. TO Mary J Basot. 500
SAME 20 some. ,''...'. ......',,. .nvo
colin observation-disclosures. 800
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Supreme court-specisi rerm--Part III
TriAis-Day calendar-Befors Crane. J, Court
opens at 10 4. M,--Issues Of Law-Nos. s9s.
80. ssi. Issue. Of Faci--Nos, 81 az
IS 10 ss% .1Si. sss. Reserved e.isnasrS
The following case. Il marked ready. WITH %
Pssssd for the d.y-No: 7os: 49, ~
TX ~. M ~ H!!:A..s number rsaohsd
County Court--CAvil Csiendar--Before
P 1.ss .s e ssss . ssin. .s ,.s iss
stst. sass. The following cause. 10 an.
s :r' s,e i.. si. 49, .i s' ana IT, sis
Nl, NIS. itis-.tse: Hilh::s numssr
County csurt--crimioA csisnass--ver
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-12-09
MRS. WILLIAM TUTTLE.-

Manchester friends Of Mrs. Will
liam Tuttle will deeply regret to
learn of her death at the home of
her son, Rev. H. w. Tuttle, at Grin
nell, Iowa, on last Saturday after
noon. Mrs. Tuttle and her husband
came to this city from New York
state about sixteen years ago and
made their home with their son,
Rev. Mr.. Tuttle, who was at that
time pastor Of the Congregational
church of this city. They resided
here until about nine years ago when
they removed to Grinnell with their
son, where they have since resided.
Mrs. Tuttle was about eighty-eight
years of age, and was born in S
years of age, and was born in Con-
necticut. After being united in mar
riage Mr.. and Mrs. Tuttle resided in
New York state until they came to
Manchester. The deceased is survlv-
ed by her husband, who is eighty
six years of age, one son, Rev. H.
w. Tuttle, and an adopted daughter,
Mary, who resides in New York.
The funeral services were held at
Grinnell on Tuesday afternoon and
interment made at that place.
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J.aE. MARIINDAEE.

J. F.. Martindale, one of Delaware
county's highly respected citizens,
living near Greeley, was born March
Z, 1851, and departed this life De-
cember 5th, 1914, at the home Of J.
w. Ocker, of West Union, Iowa. The
deceased is the son Of one of Della
ware county's Oldest and most re-
spected citizens, Rev. John Martin
dale, of the Christian church. Mr..
Martindale was a musician from in
fancy, although he never took les
SON in his life, he composed many
very beautiful and popular pieces.
Mr.. Martindale has travelled with
several musical and theatrical COM
panies and was known on the stage
as Frank Howard. Mr.. Martindale
was married at Clinton, Missouri on
April 26, 1882. He is survived by
his wife and two sons, Hugh and
John, of New York. During the past
five years the deceased has been in
poor health.
The funeral services were held on
Sunday at Greeley from the Christian
church, the Masons having charge of
the ceremony. sz<-
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-12-09
COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY
MEETS.

A meeting OF the Delaware county
Medical society was held at the. city
council rooms in this city last Fri
day. The officers were elected for
the coming year, as follows: j. J.
Lindsay, Manchester, President; E.
j. Wintenberg, Delhi, vice presi-
dent; T. J. Burns, Manchester, Sec
retary and treasurer; H. A. Dittmer,
Manchester, delegate to the state
convention at Waterloo; E. G. Dit
mer, Manchester, alternate delegate
to state meeting.
DR.. Littig OF Iowa City was pres
ent at the meeting and gave a very
interesting talk.
The members Of the county society
who were in attendance at the meet
ing were J. ]. Lindsay, T. J. Burns,
H. A. Dittmer, E.. G. Dittmer, B. H.
Byers, H. M. Bradley, J. A. May, OF
M. E. Dittmer of Coles
burg; w. A. w. Kresensky Of Gree
ley; c. B. Rogers Of Earlvi1le; E. J.
Of Delhi, and L. J. Bow
man of Masonville.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-12-09
ANNUAL MEETING OF DELAWARE
COUNTY STATE BANK.

The annual meeting of the Delaware
County State Bank was hold on Mon
day evening. At the meeting of the
stockholders, the following directors
were re-electedfor the ensuing year:
VIM c. Cawley, r. w. Thrill, H. F.
Arnold, E. B. Stiles, Jos. Hutchinson,
]. F. Merry, G. w. Dunham, Chas. J.
Seeds and G. w. Keagy.
Following the adjournment of the
stockholders meeting, the directors
net and reelected the officers for
the ensuing year as follows:
w. G. Cawley, President.
R. W. Thrill, Vic President.
Chas.J Seeds, Cashier.
C. w. Keagy, Assistant Cashier.
H. C. Seeds, Assistant Cashier.
The year which has just closed has
been one of the mos+ prosperous in
the history of the bank.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-12-09

Smock appear in nerson and by. w.
H. Norris, their attorney, and defend
ant Marshall Hansel, appears in
person and by Fred Blair, his attor-
ney, and each defendant, in open
court asks leave to withdraw his plea
Of not guilty, and in open court pleads
. to assault with intent to in
a. :. bodily injury. The county
ar,,- 5: assent Of the at
torney ge->s ate Of Iowa.
recommends tn.-s burt consents
to the withdrawal otss.he plea Of not
guilty by each of said defendants.
Each of said defendants plead guilty
to assault with intent to inflict
great bodily injury, and each of said
defendants waived time of sentence.
Thereupon the sentence of the court
is that each of sal" defendants pay
a fine of $500 and that each defend
ant be confined in the county Jail of
Delawarae county, Iowa, until said
fine and the costs in the case are
paid. ~..'-' :. ~, Z -i~ : !
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-12-09
INJURIES PROVE FATAL.

Flossie, a child of George w. and
Cerilda Smith, was born in North
Manchester, October 20. 1906, and
died at Parkview hospital here,
Friday, at one o'clock, December 4th,
1914, aged years, 1 month and Is
days, having met with an accident
a few days previously, when she was
kicked in the head by a horse.
She was taught the elements of
the Christian faith as she was able
to understand them, and was con-
secrated in holy baptism November
goth, 1914. She had a very bright
mind and was developing very rap
idly in all the virtues of happy
childhood The home and community
was blessed and gladdened by her
merry laughter. The loss that the
bereayed family has sustained no one
knows except those who have sus-
tanned like bereavement. The fam
lily has the heartfelt sympathy of all
who know them, and they are COM
forted by the consciousness that they
have a treasure above that can nev-
er be taken away from them.
Her father preceded her, having
met a sudden death in Oregon, June
80, 1910.
She leaves to mourn her depart
ure her mother and step-father, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Reth Of Oneida, one
brother, Irwin, two half-brothers, "
an and Elvin, all of her grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Smith of Oregon,
and Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Powers Of
Manchester, besides large number
of other relatives and friends.
Brief funeral services were held
from the home at one o'clock on
Monday afternoon and the remains
taken to Earlville, where services
were held in the Methodist church at
$3.50 O'Clock, conducted by Rev. c.
K. Hudson of this city.
There IS sea where waves neer
swell,
A land beyond where storms ne'er
sweep;
Thy pilot Faith, thy work done well,
In that blest land thou shalt reap.
XXX
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-12-09
REV. ]. F. MOORE
RESIGNS PAs7oRATE.
CALL OF PLYMOUTH
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
" OF WATERLOO. -
SERVED LOCAL CHURCH SIX YEARS
New Field Offers Exceptional Op-
portunities For Church
Work.

| Rev. J. Frank Moore, pastor of the
Congregational church of this city
during the past six years, has ac-
CO I'D a call from the Plymouth Con-
gregational church of Waterloo, and
will begin his work in that city Jan
uary l., 1915, if satisfactory arrange
merits with the local church organiz-
alton can be made. -.
Rev. Mr. Moore began his work in
Manchester in November, 1908, COM
ing to this city from Clear Lake, To-
wa. During his pastorate the work
Of the Congregational church of this
city has been very successful. He in
troduced modern methods of church
work. 1t was through his efforts thai
the Sunday school Of the church
adopted the Graded system Of les
sons, and the contributions to the
work of missions greatly increased.
Rev. Mr.. Moore is recognized as
one Of the leaders among Congrega-
.tional clergymen in Iowa. He pos
sesses exceptional executive ability,
and as a minister of the Gospel he
at once commands the admiration
Of everyone, of whatever faith he
may be. His sermons . are free
from the element of sensationalism
emphasizing-the Importance Of person
al service, rather than the strict ad-
herence to a creed or stereotyped
form of church government. ~ ~.
8 The pastorate Of the Plymouth
church was offered Mr.. Moore alto
gether unsolicited on his part and it
was only after the most careful con-
s!deration that he decided to make
the change. The work in Waterloo
offers unusual opportunities for SER
vice. During the last year the
church has begun the work of erect
ing a new. church building, the .foun-
dation for which is now laid. Work
on the structure will be 80 commenced
as, soon as weather conditions will
permit. When the structure is
Z awpleted. it will be1one of the finest
and best arranged church buildings in
Waterloo. 1t will have seating ca
pacity of about seven hundred.
Rev. and Mrs Moore spent several
days in Waterloo the first of the
week, when they were prevailed up
on to make the change. The officers
Of the local church were notified to-
day Of Mr.. Moore's decision to leave
The removal from this city of Rev.
Moore and his wife is a distinct loss
to this community. While keenly re-
GREETING their removal, Manchester
people generally will wish for. them
the fullest. measure of success in
the work to which they have, j, been
called.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-12-09
BROWN-HlCKS.

The marriage of Miss Laura Brown
and Mr.. B. L. Hicks took place at
the home of the BRIDES brother, Ray
Brown, at Central City on last We'd
nesday evening, December 2, 1914.
Rev. Mr.Smith Of that place perform
ed the ceremony. The bride is a
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A.
Brown of this city. The groom was
formerly a bookkeeper at the Dairy
City Creamery in this city. The
young couple will make their home
at Marshalltown, Iowa. The Man-
chester friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Hicks
extend congratulations.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-12-09
LIFT QUARANTINE IN THIRTEEN
MORE COUNTIES. 2ss .

Delaware county, was one Of the
thirteen counties which were
released from the foot and mouth
disease quarantine the first Of the
week. The following dispatch from
Washington will explain the <quaran-
tine situation: '%+zS:2=.> ~
All but eight counties Of Iowa
were released from foot and mouth
disease quarantine and the inter-
state shipments for immediate
slaughter permitted, effective Mon
day. DR.. Melvin, chief Of animal in,
dustry, at the nstancie OF Senator
Kenyon, who has urged it through
his secretary, E. H. Rankin, prepared
an order for the signature Of Secre-5
tary Houston Saturday which releas-
es these counties: - - ~. ..
Black Hawk, Buchanan, Delaware,
Dubuque, Linn, Poweshiek, Scott,
Tama, M1scatine, Louisa, Washing
ton, Keokuk and Benton. VI
The counties not yet released are
Jones, Iowa, Clinton, Jackson, Cedar,
Johnson, Mitchell and Greene. Sec.
rotary Houston signed the order Sat
urday night releasing thirteen coun:-.
ties as recommended by Dr. Melvin.
Secretary Houston. wired DR.. Gibson
of his action. z: @7%
The quarantine would Le lifted in
Greene and Mitchell counties, We're
it not for the fact that the bureau
of animal industry has word that
hog cholera serum Of doubtful char.
acter has been sent into these
1t is feared it may con-
tain germs of foot and mouth dis
ease. :.
/ In connection with the order re-
leasing thirteen more Iowa counties
from foot and mouth quarantine, de-
partment of agriculture officials ad-
vised E. H. Rankin, secretary to Sen
ator Kenyon, that the situation the
over was rapidly improving.
No new cases have broken out recent
ly except in Kentucky.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-12-09
FIRE At RYAN.

A fire did considerable damage in
the stock yards on the Weller farm
onehalf mile north of Ryan on last
Thursday evening. Edward Hender-
son, who was returning home from
Manchester about one O'Clock, dis
covered the blaze and turned in the
alarm. A large number from Ryan
went to the scene of the. fire and
by prompt work, soon had the blaze
under control. A large hog house,
several small buildings and large
amount Of board fence were burned,
together with twenty-five hogs. n
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-12-09
BELGIAN RELIEF FUND.

Several contributions have been
made to the Belgian Relief fund from
the schools of the county in addition
to those which were published in
the last issue of The Democrat. The
total amount of money now given to-
wards the fund is $95.4O. The addi-
tional contributions are are as fol-
lows:
Elk-Whites Oak Grove, Estella
Klaus, $500.
:. Honey Creek, District No. 8, Mae
Jones, s2.55. ''..:'ss' : ~s~ x:
North Fork, District No. 2, Mary
Fitzgerald, s1.25.
Hazel Green, District No. /, Bernict
Oehler, 80 cents.
Colony. District No. 8, Lizzie Ger
ken, $1.00.