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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-08
Two Women in Scuffle.

turned over 20 the police. She declined
TO give her name.
Two Women in Scuffle.
A band of militant suffragettes inter
rupted the midday mass in the Church
Of the Oratory by chanting. God Save
Emmeline Pankhurst and all our noble
prisoners; open the eyes Of this Church
and of the priests to put an end to the
torture: in the name of the blessed
Joan of Arc hear them in their hour Of
need"
A scene Of great disorder ensued. a
suffragette rose and started a prayer,
but she had scarcely uttered word
when a woman worshipper clapped her
hands over the mouth OF the suffra-
gette. Struggling fiercely and shouting
loudly, the two women were forced by
ushers and male parishioners down the
aisle to the doors and then into the
street. Many of the members of the
congregation followed the evicted
women TO the sidewalk. where one of
them, a well dressed woman. hit mill
tant in the face, causing a profuse nose
bleed. The crowd cheered the woman
who struck the blow.
Another Woman Uses Fists.
The scene on the steps Of the Oratory
was extraordinary, as the vergers and
others plunged out. with the wild.
shr!eking women IN their grasp. Twice
the vergers went rolling down the steps
with them. One Of the women got into
a taxicab, but as she mounted the steps
a woman Of the congregation struck
her across the face.
Another suffragette law down at full
length outside the church and refused
t. move. Her teeth had been injured
hv blow she had received from a
mans fist, and she spoke with diff
Guilty.
People trampled across her. her hat
was torn off and her attire dsordered
and dirtied. Eventually the police
took her into custody Afterward the
police led others away TO the station
house, but all were set free except two.
Christine Andrews and Mrs Mary
Fausten. an American, who was bailed
out later by her husband.
The floor Of the church near the pull
Dit was covered with fragments of
smashed combs and broken feathers,
scraps of wells and torn handkerchiefs.
The growing hostility on the part of
the public toward the militant suffra-
gettes was shown by assaults to-day
on several open air meetings. Speak
ers were mobbed. stands were torn
the police from duckings or beatings.
A crowd az Hampstead Heath knocked
over the platform from which n party
OF militant suffragettes were TO speak
and scattered the suffragettes In all
directions. They tried to drag two OF
the women 10 pond for ducking, but
the police rescued them.
A similar scene occurred on Chaplain
Common. When a militant suffragette
advocated the use OF bombs the speaker
and those on the stand with her were
pclted with mud The police helped
the women to escape on motor bus.
A meeting in Hyde Park ended In the
same manner.
sylvia Pankhurst. in a speech dellv-
cred at a meeting in the East End of
London. tonight declared that when
she goes TO see Premier Asquith next
Wednesday she will ask for deputa-
ton TO accompany her, not only to
plead with the Premier but to threaten
him
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Chs belfen ,uiro?

Die 4nsebDrigen Der in iol6 nidtss
piiroiger g9eiie pon Grille 5bomp.
ion ermcrbeten gIlma ShpemIeir
pIaioirtsn geitern Dor Der itaatlih.n
Snbuitrie apmmiTion in Columbus
I'm Gnti6dbigune untsr bem Qrbeiters
gsrii4erunssseieB. 9as iunse Wdbe
der itanb betanntlid ais Gteuoerds
pbin in Disnitsn bss bisIissn aom.
r:tifionsbGnblers ). 81. priee, uno
als Oisier ibr einsn Brief oittirte,
purbe lie bon bem i'm islben 9sidGfts
anssiteuten SrpiIls 5bompion aus
Whooletopn. beFen 4ufmsrtiamtsiten
unb 2iebesantrdge lie iid berbeten
bate, bon einem anbsrsn 3immsr aus
Ourd bos 5sniter erI6oiTen. Die Qns
seborisen fubsn barauf, oab 5rl,
Sf4pemlein in berglrbeit bonn geiuaIt.
iamen Sobe srsilt purbs unb psrldn.
gen Gnt'hGb;gung serabe 70, als ipdr.
oas iunge Wdbhen burh einsn llns
+ s.iidsfafl ums 2sbeH getommen. IS
liest cine inbiretts @ntf6sibuns bss
Sberitaatsgeri9ts i'm eessntbeilissn
Sinne Dor, iobab ss fraslid srfteint.
of Die Snouitrie &Ommiiiion au
Gunitet Der anseb0rissn enti6eioen
nirh.
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Gels8ebauOlullg fiir
MagenIeioen

Gin einiadcs He5cpt, 5uiamlnenee-
felt ais elmer Combination bon rel
men 9ilan3enolen er5eugt number
bare Reiultute BEL Seitten, ore onl
Megen, Ser !.eber uno llnterleIb lei
ben. Gas Wtittel, bon Dem man iagt,
baB es aus ,SranfreIh Itanmt, 10 es
felt SSabren pon Der SaIlobcpplferung
angefpanot miro, pllroc III oicienl
2anoe bon @corge S. Wtapr, cinenl
Der beoeutenbiten Gbicagoer slaotbes
fer, eingefiibrt, melder iih iclbit oo.
nit pou einem beitigen Wiagen., Ses
Der. uilo llnterlcibts .Sciben beiaeite.
Sene, Die eS pebrauht baben, iagen,
baB l6on Die erIte Ioiis geniiae, I'M
ben 9eibenoen BON ser 8or5iiaii6felt
su iiber5eugen. uno baB innerbulb
pieruno5pan5in Stunben Ser aranfe
pie elm neuec Dlenih fiihlt 9ieie
Ntebi5in, pelde OILS Mapr's number
bures Woacnnittel befonnt lit, tuiro
jest iiberal bon ben fiihrenSen slpo.
tbefen perfauit. Sier lit es ieet IN
ellen glpotbefer 3u baben.
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Die Charters 'aampasue.

9as giirser Sommittee, pelHes
iid bic 4nnabms bss neuen greibriefs
ongsIessn fem Idbt, bat fir beuts
qbeno bic folqenbeu Wsriammlunsen
in 5rsisn anssisst:
8 llbr 4benbs - Hittenbouie unb
glort Strabe, DaItsr u. anigbt unb
2eOnnrb $. 6r,ibers. Repner; Rod
bale 9lpe. unb Rsabins Roab, eharles
Sapper unb Clinton Wunbsr, Rsbs
ner; Wsbiter unb Speamore Ctr,
SObn .. Igrep unb gIfreS @sislsr,
Rebnsr,
9 llbr atknbs giinfte unS
Smith Str, 9enrp 2ueas. s. Q. Wlus
sio unb Gbp. sbompfon. Rebn.r;
Court unb Rot. Strabe. Dalter u.
aniebt unb 2eonarb 8. Grsiberg,
Rebner; WcWilIan Ctr. unb Clifton
Qpe., Charles Samber rHp Clinton
@unbsr, Rebnsr; McWiden afN. unb
Walnut Str. Sobn g. Grep unb als
freb 9eislsr, Rebner.
Gsiisrn a6enb fanben Dor eitpd eis
mem guseno 9lrbeiter union.n Ser,
iammIungsn I'm Sntersife bes Gbarf
ters itdtt.
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Rleise psIi5ei1ad, d,ridgtes.

Gilbert Wlapsr, Don SO. 800
Burton QlOsnue. mslbste seiiern Der
pDli5si, bab in Der Raht pom Sonn.
tag gum Wontag sin Ginbreher ieiner
Wobnuns einen unsebetenen @efuh
abfattste unb BEL biefsr Gelesenbeit
aud feline Sofen burdiu6ie. in bsntil
el $3.50 in gnar fotpie cine iilberns
Saf4enubr fanb, bic er mitseben litb.
gIs psrmiBt ipurDe seiterH ber
pOIi3si Der StaIiener Jrant D'ansslo.
bon go. $50 9Gnoy Strabe gemeIoet.
D'4ngslo par beim 9au zines Abs
3usstanals befddftist, erbitit am
Samitas isinsn Wodenlobn uHb III
.eitbem psrihpunben.
Die polissi purbe seitern bon
benz @srT6pin6en Der Is Sabre alien
Wilbreb piitor. BON Ro. 4151 Dana
2tbenue in aenntnib sefebt. Wie ben
mftgetbeilt ipurbe, psrIisb
Wilbreb am eritsH SuIt mad einem
Dortn .@fel NIT ibrer Stiefmutter
bas gItsrnbdus unb iDurbs isitoem
ii4t uebr geTsbsn. l,.t
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siberal gaperiider ltuteritiitunsS.
Gercin.

Sn Sads' Saue. 121 WeF Glber
StraBe. bielt Der obise 8erein seitsrn
gbenb inter bsm 9orlib bes 5errn
Sacob Slid unD Der S1riftfii6runs
bes Serrn Geo. s. Gilt feline baIbs
jGbrli9e Notwithstanding ab, in
pelfsr aud bic 8eri6te Der Beams
ten aur 8erlefuns tamsn unb srsaben,
bag Der gerein ii4 in gutter finan3iele
ler Gage befinbet. 2lus Dem 8eri6t
bes Stnanafetrstdrs paren folssnbs
3ablen su entnebmen: &aiienbeiiano
am l. Sanuar 1914 $848.37, Gins
nabmen pom /. Sanuar Biz 30. Suni
1914 $359.65, 5uIammen 08.02;
gussuben lpdbrenb bieier 3eit $979.s
Is; &aiIenbeftanb an /. Suli 1911
$228.87. Ginf6lieBli6 bieies aaiIene
beiianbss belGuft ii.h baS Wereinspers
mSssn auf S459o.52 unb iinb oappa
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!. .. 8. 3.

@eiierr 9lbenb ianb in Der Ser.
mann 2oae 9lo. 20S, s. 8. 8. g.,
Die ESniiallirung Der ne,len geanltell
burb ben 2ogen 0eputp Gilbert
Grams ne6it Stab itatt. 3apei tpuroen
in SIRE 9lcriter fir ben ndd)iten Ter.
min cingeiest, rllmIih Sacques Der.
ling aIs Oberineiiier uno glbolpb
iSlirer aIs llnterueiiter. Der 9anf
Der 2oge purbe Serru Otto Shmibt,
welder uerfloiienes Sabr treu gebient
bat, ausgeiproten. Cine Bropuganba
sur grIangung neuer DfitgIie6er ioa
geiiibrt peroen. Hah Der Sisung
fano geieqige 3ufammenfl,nft bel
Spciie uHo Eranf uno ntIntereH Re.
ben itott.
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M,artbo 9. Roberts reid,te i'm

- Martba s. Roberts rei6te i'm
gireilitseridt cine alage segen &obert
inb Wiarglretbe 8ertb eiil, iIm lie bas
bon ab5ubalten, einen 3dun Der an
sebli6 auf ibrem @isentbum in RpIs=
bale itebt, abaureiBen.
Sn elmer Sibuns oes gibliot6et=
rat6es tplrpe Serr S. s.. 6attbauer an
Stelle oes ausideibenben Col. 2etpis
6. Qppleeate gum S6abmeiiter err
tpdblt. = Dem 4usielunssz zapmmite
tee Der Gentelnialfeier puroe Der
9robs Saal Der gibliotbet fir feline
3pede iiberlahen.
= SuIanna @robsr, 6S Sabre aft,
beridieo in Der Wobnuns ibrer Sod
ter 5rau Rpbert 2otber, glp. 72 Sit
10. Strabe, infolse bon 9lltersi6lpd.
6e. Sin Spbn lnb cine So6ter be-
trallern ben 9erluit Der 9abingei9ie<
benen. Sas 2ei9enbesGnsnib finoet
morgen Nahmittas pom 5rauerbauIe
aus itatt.
Der SpolfiGbrigs Gmil Smith
idnitt iid bsinabe bic re6te srpbe
3ebe ab. als sr in @lasi6erben trut,
Gr purbe mad ieiner Wobnuns. Rp.
219 Wsit Soutbern 9lpenlle, gebruft.
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$500 in Bombs, $561.65 bei Der
Dsitern German 8ant anseIest, fpdbe
renb $500 sinstraaeno ausgelieben
iinb. Die Mitglieberaabl betrdst 81.
Der Beriht bss SddBmsiiters 9errn
Syaeob 5rautb Itimmte NIT bem obs
gen therein unb Der aus ben .Serren
Sarl gditle, 2lnion Gliiditein uno
@eorse Soadim beitebenoe Repiiionss
@usf6ub beridtsts, baB er bic Biz
der 6eiber geamten unteriuht unb
ridtis befunbsn babe. Der 4usi1ub
purbe barauibin nit 0dut entlaHen.
qtn Elm ertranttes Wtitslieb, Sobn
YropIt, ipurbe bic iiblids lluteritiibs
una i'm Betroae BON $15 ausbe5dbf
uno bes 0sitersn berihtete bas
aus ben Serren @alsntin aubn unc
9u. WueIt bsitsbenbe arantenfommit.
tee, bab Der 9erein ipahrenb Der lebs
ten feds Mpnats 1924 fiir arantens
aelber ausbesablt babe. prGiibent Glid
beri6tete, bab oas Mitglieb 4leranber
Stein am /. Suli ssitorkn lei unb
eeifen Qnbenten tpurbe ourh Grbebtn
ppn ben Sibsn aesbrt. 9tn benz Bolts
felt bes D. q. Stabtoerbanbs. ipeIs
DIES am /. 2lusuit in Gbeiter pdrt
itattfinbet, niro ii4 Der @erein .in
Gorpore" betbeilisen unb baieIbii aud
Isin eisenes oauptauartier baben.
Quh ipurbe bsihIoiien, benz unter ben
gluipisien bes Stabtpsrbanbs 81 pers
Gffentli6enben 9sreins Ilmandh
poQe llnterItiibuna anesbeiben au lais
fen. Die Ginrubmen bes Ibenos be-
trusen $13707 unb bic 4ussaben
S16.50.
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TbDne 1851 u.
= Ter @eiinb6citsrutb miro IN
elmer Sisung heiite slbeno Dem Sau'
iiren nit giscream ltllo Gop.Gorn tln
3iel ieeen, ,peil Die @auiirer IN cen
mciiten Sallen ben giScream III unge'
illnben @obnlneen bautireu uno mi
ihen. Gin Sauirer leioet an Der
glus5ebrung. p0breno Elm anoerer eln
oiicnes @eidtpiir ant 9ein bat Wteb'
rere S1ae bon Misunderstanding
ipuroen aui ben GenuB non gtscream
suriidaeiiihrt.
Mat6ilSa g. SdJuIer, @attin
BON Senrp 4. Sduler, sDei WieiIen
iiiolib BON Der Staot an Der 9tep
2ouSon 4ife mobnbaft itarb am
arebs i'm Sitter bon 81 ,Sabren. GO
pbia 3eaer, Satin bon @m. 3eIler,
bon &c. 1910 9ublop StraBe. itarb
qcitern inn Merep Soipital on cinen
Serjlcioen i'm gllter BON 80 Sabren
@nl. slnoericn Der "a Sabre oIte
SoIm BON &. u. 9InoerIon, bon
lfublbouier, iiarb bier I'M 9oipitaI
fiir Suberfi,loie
= 1as 2eidenbesGngniB 6es Der
itnrbencn @illinm q. Solbrof iano
aaItern Mor9pn nit groBem 6eioIge
con Der Ct. StcpBanus Stride aus
itatt.
Gin adtiGbri9er Sniaiie Der Sim
berbeimatb, Sobn 9, 0tilcp, III aus
Ger glnitaIt entiprungen iGno Die go.
lijei ioll Den Gurd)brenuGr iu6en
- Glauo aelep bon Der bieiigen
WGIi5. .aompagnie, brad poreeitern
9todmittng oas redte @ein unterbalb
bes anies unb fano gIuiuabme i'm
Mercp Soipital. Ger 0iann mar nit
ieiner aompagnie IN Der N1be bon
Garrtoipn I'M Eager unb trat nab.
reno zines @ettlouiS IN elm God,
ltiir3te uno brad) Dos 9ein.
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Giubruh
in Die Sairmount Station Der Is. s,
d 2. Yabn uereitelt.

9ur4 bic Wa1iamteit, ron bier iuns
gen Geuten ipurbe beute Mprgen au.
genideinli6 ein ipoblseplanter Gin
bruh in bic Station Der g., s.. &,
.. 8abn in 5airmpunt pereitelt. Wis
bic poli3eilife llnteriu9ung srsab,
fdtten bic Ginbrsher, auseniteinIi6
bier an Der ,9abI, bersits bic Ssle.
pbonbrGbte i'm StationsgebGube
burhidnitten unb iporen eerabe i'm
9esriff, in ben benadCarien Ruinen
Der Dor einissr 3eit niebsrsebranntsn
Inlasen Der Wibprs &c gamma 9ums
Der SO. Elm God als mutbmdbli9es
8srited fir ibre 8euts gu graben. aIs
lie iiberrai6t purben unb infoleebeis
fen bon ibrem @orbaben abt tianb
nahmen.
2puis Sunbermann bon 90. 1903
8eetman StraBe, George Gbbers bon
Ho. 2617 8estmon Strdbe unb bic
9riiber George unb alfrsb Seeipalb.
ebenfals an Der gestman Strabe
pobubafi, GeobnAteten iur5 Dor Wlits
iernadt bier Geuts. bic iib in perbG4s
tiger Wsife in Der RGbe Der Gairs
mount Station benabmen.
giner Der 2eute mar nit bem 0ras
ben einss Gods in ben Ruinen Der
Wiborg &c Sanna 60. beiddfiist,
sin 5ipsiter itano eins fur5e Streds
baoDn entfernt in Der Rdbe Der 8abns
ssleife, fpdbrenb bic iibrissH spei
auf Der ipeenannien Wis
borg gamma Bride. bic iiber bas
gabnseleiis fiibrt, poito sefabt bats
ten. Die Burden perfebrien forts
ipGbrenb psrmittelit pfeifeniignalen
miteinanber, Bis iie Der bier iunsen
Gsuie aniiatig tpurben, bic iid an iie
heransef9lihen botten. iporauf lie bic
Gluht srsriffeH.
Die iunsen 2cuts febten iif tsle'
rbonif6 nit Der poliasi in @erbinbung
!nb bonn 9olissibaupiquurtier fubren
Iofort Ssrseant Steener unb Detettio
ShDGble i'm Yoliseiautomobil nah
Der Tairmount Station ab. 2lls bic
Ssamt.n bic Radbaridaft burdiuhs
Ten, fprana pl0bli6 Elm Wann aus eis
iem @eriisd heraus, aber obihon ibm
nlebrere augeln naaasianbt purben,
aelana ss ibm bsnHoh. feline Hluht su
beiuertiielligen. Die 8eamten ftelien
Daraufbin felt, bab bic 5elepbonhrdbtc
In Der Station burhihniiten lporben
paren unb Seraeant Stsaner III Der
elniifli. bab bic Burden ss auf ben
gelbihranf in Der citation dbgeieben
l,nb eeplant batten, ihre 9eute pprs
Idufia in ben 8ranbruinen Al pergras
ben, Biz I'D, cine oiinitige 9elegenbeit
bot. ben Raub in Siherbeit au brins
len.
2ls bic erits Inhrift bon Dem mps
teri65en 9enebmen Der 9uritHn in
ben Ruinen Der Wibors &c 5anna
aumber SO. i'm poIi3sibauptaiartisr
.intraf neiste man au Der anii6t,
,ab bic Burden, ois nit benz Rafs
Jraben in ben 8ranoruinen bs141fiist
parsn, in irsenb ipel9er 8srbinbung
nit Der Dor einigen Sabren erfolsten
oipeit nod unaufsetldrten grmors
,ung BON anna 2lopb, Der Sisnpsras
,biitin Der iyirma. itanbsn, aber pisie
sbeorie ipurbe burh bas graebuib Der
Interfuhuna binfGllig.
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Naptos xmo 0eIlesae.

6err sSobn aurer nebIt 5rdli
itnb 5od1ter unb frau 2epn Sbenel
ron 9aptpn limb auf Yeiu6 nod Ras
cine. Wis.. aereiit.
geppbner Der Weitieite 9aptons
bdtten seitern Nbeno Irbett, I'm einem
9rasfeuer @inbalt gu sebieten. bas Die
SauIer Der Ha6buridaft beorobte. 81
nabm mebrere Stunpen Inn bafeIbs 5u
lDi6en.
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Brad bic ainnlabe.

sSobn acIlep, bon go. 1916 8inc
StrcBe. bon gerilf Elm &od, iieI sc.
tern abenb oil Der ede Der SehiieiI
uno Sncomore Strabe BON einerl
Strabenbabnpagen, nobel er iid ei.
men 9rild) Der stiunlaoe Su5og. Ger
@erunsliidte fanb aufnabme i'm
itl6tiihen SoipitaI.
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GrIaa einem Ssrddllaa.

stuf 9Inneiiuns bes Goroners Or.
5oertmeper nabm seitern Or. 9. ..
Quart einc Sbbuftion Der 2eite oes
om Sonntag pIoslif Deritorbene
Sbierorjtc5 Sbeobore g. appIegaie,
BON No. 4717 Sarris Strube, Dor
unb crmittette, bab Der Cob onrG
Gin Ser5Icioen ueruriaf)t iporben mar.
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lIno nun babe i4 meine 3abnbiirits
poriibersebenb In GleDelaHb, Sbio,
nufsebdnst. Gs 1T ni9t bas srite
WsaI, bab i9 in Sbio BIN. IN Sbio
baben mid bon jeber 5drte Ban6e Der
Greunbi4dft unb 0sripunbtIdnft sss
iniipft. Dersleifen ioll man Hiht
loder ipsrben laffsn. llsberbies III Der
Msiten in mander Besisbuns intersfs
fanter aIs Der Gitsn: gum Hsiipisl bic
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suolp,u, ap.

= Gin Sduppsn hinter benz 6auIe
bes Stdbtratbs SoIepb Melitamp,
SO. 142 ainOen Strabe. aerietb in
granb unb Durbe aum getra9s bon
$50 beihdbiat.
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SarrD gllberts, bon Ho. 2424
@cit WicsDliden slpenlie, meloete ge.
itern Mbeuo IN Der Capitalization
baB ibm aiIi ieinem sIrbeitsplns irt
Saiiie go. 2S41 gSeit Sed)itc Ctr,
ieine Saiheniibr nebit aette i'm @er,
TIE Don SIS geitoblen ruliroen.
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8eridt.
Srieffafen.

2eier.-gbarier III bic snslii9e Be-
seidnung fir 5reibrief.
Qbonnent.-Sie baben bas R.dt,
Die iiberbdnsenben 3peise ub5ui9neis
ben, aber es pGrs idabs I'm ben
Baum.
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aus GleoslanO, Dbiu.

Ginbriide in GIepelanb. - Gsf9dfts.
piertel unb @obnpiertsl. - allerlei
9sntmaler. - CARTE gliiiie, bic Der
Jrembe su inaden bat. - Die
Rdtbisl Der Central Stanoarb
Zine. bss llmitsisespsnnps unb
Der probibition.
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s a n, II to II.

ltnier slscnt in SamiltOu lit
Serr Gonarb Gruf, 449 Siib Slinitc
Strafc. gea Sci. 476 g., Some
Hbune 1851 81.
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Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-02-17
Personal Briefs
(From Saturdays Daily.)

Mrs. Hensel of Williams spent
yesterday here while on her way
home from a visit in Jewell.
Miss Helen Talcott went to
Williams yesterday afternoon for a
week end visit with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Samuel Briles went tC
harrisburg yesterday to visit her
son, George Briles.
Mrs. L. J. Mighell of Lake City
attended the Royal Gwent Male
Singers concert last evening, the
guest of Miss Marian Lee.
Misses Mary Talcott and Lydia
Millsap, who attend high school in
this city, went to their homes in
Williams yesterday for over Sunday
Miss Eleanor Davis returned t
Williams yesterday after short Wis
it at the J. N. McLsury home here
Mrs. w. r. Foster. Mrs. E
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-02-17

Ferguson, Mrs. William Swatsley
and Mr. and Mrs. o. Shane, all OF
Williams, spent yesterday in this
city.
Mrs. H. B. Hummell is visiting
today in Duncombe.
Mrs. Nellie Willie and daughter,
Miss Gladys Willie, are spending the
day in Fort Dodge.
Miss Nellie McPheeters left to-
day for Fort Dodge, where she in
tends to make her home.
Miss Mary Hoffman of Blairs-
burg is visiting at the w. w. Hyatt
home
- A. F. Schrader and little son
are spending the day in Duncombe.
Miss Claire Richardson is in Fl.
Dodge on business today.
Mrs. R. S. Phillips was pas
senger to Fort Dodge today.
Mrs. R. G. Gillispie, who has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. Will
liam Quinn on east Bank street, re-
turned to her home in Fort Dodge to-
day.
w. T. Richards and sister, from
near Clarion, were in the city last
evening to attend the entertainment
of the Welsh Male singers at the
Methodist church. Mr.. Richards.
while in the Freeman Tribune Office
today, said that his brother, E. L.
Richards of Sheldon, who is we'll
known to many of our older resi-
dents, has been seriously i'll since
Christmas with stomach trouble.
Mrs. L. L. Estes has gone to St
Petersburg, Florida, to spend the re-
mainder of the winter. She was &C.
companied by her sister, Mrs. An
drews and husband of Boone, and
later they will be Joined by Mrs. Es-
tes' daughter, Mrs. A. L. Goetzman
and family of Lacrosse, Wisconsin.
Richard Closson of Sanborn is
here for an over Sunday visit at the
D. l.. Hunter home.
Miss Lillian L. Crosley. Miss
Edna Bates. and Miss Cora Rice, all
teachers in the schools of Kamrar
arrived here last night to attend the
spelling match in connection with
the Hamilton county short course
and for over Sunday visits with rela-
tives.
Misses Hope Terrence, Mata
Waterman, and Bertha Cordes, Paul
Cordes, Alexander Hassebrook and
Leslie Gilbert, all of Kamrar. were
in the city last evening attending
the spelling match held in connec'
ton with the Hamilton county short
course.
Mrs. Ora Bateman and little
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-02-17

| son, Paul, returned to their home
in Cedar Rapids today after an ex-
tended visit with the Samuel Bate
man family.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Miller, who
live northeast of town, went to Om-
aha today for visit among rela-
tives.
Mrs. E. E. Empie is spending
the day in Fort Dodge.
Miss Maude Helmick went to
Manson today for an over Sunday
visit with relatives.
H. Seiser. who lives southeast
of this city, went to Arkansas today,
intending to stay in that country to
benefit his health.
Mrs. Roy Hanson and new baby
daughter left today for their home
in Fort Dodge after making stay
with Mrs Hanson's sister, Mrs. Har-
vey Brewer. Little Miss Myrtle Gus
tuson accompanied her home for an
over Sunday visit.
Miss Lola Hughes, who is teach
ing in the schools at Waterloo, is
spending the week end with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Hughes.
Mrs. John Hutchinson, who
lives north of town. went to Fort
Dodge today for an over Sunday Wis
it with relatives.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-02-17
Powder House Explodes.

Kenvil. N. j., Feb. 14.-Four en-
ployes of the Hercules Powder Works
were killed in an explosion late last
night which destroyed the packing
house of the plant, where tons of
powder were ready for shipment to
Mexico. SO complete was the des-
truction that none of the ofiicials OF
the plant could guess at the cause.
The defamation was heard for miles.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-02-17

Lot 3. Sow l year and over.
1st-Joe Western.
Lot 4. Sow under 1 year.
1st and 2nd-Joe Western.
CLASS 24.-DUROC JERSEY.
Lot 1. Boar 1 year and over.
1st-Cheever and Mason.
Lot 2. Boar under 1 year.
1st-Elmer Cheever.
Lot g.. Sow 1 year and over.
LIST and 2nd-Elmer Cheever.
Lot 4. Sow under l year.
1st and 2nd-Leonard Mason.
CLASS CHICHESTER WHITE.
Lot /. Boar l year and over.
1st-John Lachmiller.
2nd-Robert Downs.
Lot 2. Boar under 1 year.
1st-John Lachmiller.
2nd-Robert Downs.
Lot 3. Sow l year and over.
1st-John Lachmiller.
Lot 4. Sow under 1 year.
1st-Robert Downs.
2nd-John Lachmiller
CLASS 26.-BEST BOAR AND TWO
SOWS OWNED BY EXHIBITOR.
1st-Joe Western.
2nd-Elmer Cheever
CLASS 27.-SHROPSHIR SHEEP.
Lot 1. Ram | year and over.
1st-Leonard Mason.
Lot 2. Ram under / year.
1st and 2nd-Leonard Mason.
Lot 4. Eve under / year.
1st and 2nd-Leonard Mason.