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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-21
5 It Rihtsr M orfdauer nit
Der Treifpreduna BON
militia m 81 gfedrb

y ~ -. V v.
pousbteepfi.. n. o.. %
Tssembsr. 9fifter sofspb Morifdu'
sr pom Guprsms @ri6i, Der in BEN
Worbprossb a.asn WiLiam Q. Glsarr
in R.p eitp, n. o.. ben 9or'il fiibrl
ie. bat am Sonntoa cine griidruna
dbssgebsn, in ipeIfer sr i,iutr llnsu.
friebenb.it iiber bic fSrsiiprs1uns
gltarps ausbrud siebt. ,Morb
bI,ibi Morb@, iaste Der giid,tsr. sIsid.
pisl, ipit man ss aud nennen mag,
ss6 mar nit bsm WabrIpruh Der Gs.
idlposnsn obiolut niht sufriebtn,
obsr i'd mubis ibn annsbmsn irenn-
i.pun tr nit mstHsn aniidstu nihl
Iibereinitimmis. sS9 sebe su, bdb
man iih b1rii6er I'm 3DsifsI isin
ioHnis, BIB su ipeIf<m Grabe Der QtH-
nelIaeis fhuIbia mar, absr Wloro
bIeibt Morb. Die gsIhlpcrsnen lpns
rem iiber feds Gtunoen In geratfuna
uno i6 alaubte, bab fis ben 9lnles
ilnsten bts 9obtFfldas fhulbig fins
ben niirbsn. Ulsin.r glrfihi mad
bat bic Gpmpathie cine aroBs Roll,
in bieitm proseB e,ipieIt, obipoH If
bic Gsihporsnen HrihieoentiiH aes
iparni bate, fih in biefsr Mtifs Be-
sinTIuifsr Al Ialfsn, Wenn bic ges
i5iporsnsn ben fall niht oeipiiisn,
BAIT unb i'm einfldua nit benz Be
ipsismotsrial sntIhisbtn babsn. 70
iraaen lie bic 9eraniiporilna bafiir
unb i,bsr bon linen ipiro bnnn In b.m
8tipuktisin. bak q itinsn @si4spcs
rsnsnsib bsrIsbi bat. fsinsm 0oit psrs
anipprtlin fsin fniiFsn.@
@icptorena giebt mad.
@afhingtom Q. g., 90. Deg.
sfcniuInrngeIit Gnrothers bat Dem
Gtaatsoepartenient bepeid)irt, BAH
@caoerHelir Wlaptorena, Der Som.
mnnbcir Der 8iIaiaen Iriippen, Die
@enernI Sin's @arniion in ginro,
5onorn. beIngern. @orberetiingel
trifit, Inn iih nit ieineH Iriippen
aiif cine GntferpIina BON Sipolf Wlei.
len Don Der nfuerifaniid)en Bren5e
snriid,n5ieben. bamit teine ipeiterrn
@cid,oiic mebr iiber bic @ren5e fife.
gen inb llnbcil anriffen f6nnen.
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DIN MiabeIp.

Wdbrsnb Der glo6t gum Gcnniaa
tpurbs Elm Sfautaittn Der aorTsitfir.
ma g. 5pman, so. $40 Race Gtrnbs
3eririimmsrt linb cine Bite NIT aor.
fstt sniipsnbet. Der tpdbrTh<inliN
attenidt.r ihIsppts bisrnuf bic 9iifis
Dor ben gisorreniobsn BON ae glons
an Opera plues. no sr bieie ouF.
jtelle. Der WOrsnng ipurbs jsbod bon
btm poli5iiten WluIpantp bemtrit.
Der 9tdmts fhriit sur Dsrbnftune
b.s Mannes. bsr fi9 aber losrib unt
bic JIu4t srgriff.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-21

bah Elm beI4rdnties 3uIdmmipirten
Der brsi a0nisrside sur Sid<rfisuuns
ibrer geiieinfonisn Snereftn auber.
orbenilih ipiinlhensirertb fei. gr
ertl1rte. baB er bsi Der ginlabuns
Der anberen Mlonarhen 5li bir Aonfes
ren3 iih Der fd5lpersn WsrantiportIihs
feit DpIIauf befpubt geipeien lei, bic
man auf iicb laben ipiirbs, fans irseno
sins Mabnabms i'm SntersFs bsr
Woblfabri Der brsi 00lfer iebt unttrs
bleibsn fpliie.
Die aonige 6aafon rnb gbriitian
eripiberten in l1ngeren Rsbsn in beren
@srlauf iie ibrer aufridtissn Jrsube
bnriibsr ausbrud perlicbsn, baB a0s
Mig @uffap bic Snitiatipe ersriffeH
bate unb bic 6offnuns ausfpraden.
bab bic aonferen5 giinifise Reiultdie
fir bic brsi R.ife Seitiatn ipiirbe.
4ei ben acknowledgement 9erdthuns
een einiste man if iibtr bic p,ri9ies
bsnen aufssporfenen Jrassn unb es
ipurbs bedIoiTen, bab bieies urter 10
aiiufiissn 9lufpisien bescnnens gu.
iamfnsntpirtsn fortbauern unb tptites
re aonfsrsnssn Der Wonurhen, iobdlo
es noihpenbis ri4isns. itattfiHosn
folItsn.
mas Granfret6 iasi.
paris, 90. 9s5. Der folsenos
amiltte Yerihi fpurbt ON SonntaJ
Radmiiias ptr0ffentIiht:
.3lpifhen Der See unb b.m aBs
bibsn mir Del glisuport unb Saint
gtprs.s eitpas an serraiu sstDone
lien.
Seiili1 unb Iiibli6 BON gptrn, ipo
Der jsinb ieins 2ruppenmadt Der.
itGrtt bat, babsn befenfips Irlillerit.
t1mpie itattesfunbsn unb auf iinitrer
Settle mar gerineer 5Orti4riii Sa per.
aeidnsn.
3piihen bsm 2ps unb Der DIE bds
ben bic 9ruppen Der @,rbiinbsisn ei.
ntn 5beil Der beuifhsn ShiiBsnsrI.
ben Der srite ainte aif Der burd Rt
1e6ours, I'4poue unn Gipsnhbslss.
ga gaiis setxnben s}roni befeBt.
Siibofilit bon aIbsrt bnben mir
ben Stiibsneraben bel Wlaritouri,
ben mir am IL. senommen uHo ON
18. piebtr Dtrloreil batten, am Gam.
flag abermals eenommsn.
3n Der Gesenb bon eibons bdb<n
bic Deuii9en sipsi iebr befiiee au,
eriffe eemad., nm bic S9iibsngrd.
ben pis0sr 81 srobern, bic bon uns
am 18. DECEMBER eriiiirmi iporbeN
ipar,n. 9i. 2lnsriffe ipurbsn abss.
ibIagsn.
3ipiiden Der Dix unb ben Qrson>
r,n seiei iif bic lleberlsssnbit unis.
rtr QrtiIIsri. nod INNER blr9 bic |
lInisrbH6unstn i'm feinolitsn Gs.
Taiibfsuer, our9 bi. 3eriiOrungsn Der
SdubanIas.n fir Maf6intnsei&iiBe. |
Iofpi. Der 9spbnhtunsspoiten ionic
purh b1s Observation-Disclosures pon
lnitbnli9en 1ruppenmsnssn.
5n ben Qrspuuen i'm Ga Grurie
Waibs babtn mir orsi angriffs abs,.
fdIdgtn, tfnsn auf ct. Suberi uHo
,lpei auf Goninine Mabams.
3ipiihtn ben argonnen nnb ben
gOseIen bat iib ni6is geoaiensipsr'
tbes ereigTxi."
0as Bulletin am SOunias afbeno
Iautsts:
.Gs iinb al isinsm Ibeil oerl
Front irasnSpeIds mOSifisiruns,n su
1srihisH.4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-21

bsiest isin miiiTsn unb bic 3abI Der
Waaacns. ipslhs eintn 3us biIbsn,
gsfesIia fsitssitsnt ipirb.
ltn5ufrieben
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anaebIi4s sransfittnna

Inge bli9e 1rdnp HIN y.
6. $. Donneniuert6. Wddter ber
aonfret Bride. Der in Der Sib L,
GtraBe ippbni, cntbedte seitern WtprT
gen Dor Z llbr, bab in bsm Ra9bar'
bauIe go. 1125 Sio IL. Strdbe, IN
lpel6em 0upio S. 9otpeI nit ieinsr
ssrau ppbnts, Elm 5euer aussebrodrl
mar. Gr bena9rihtigte bic Jeuer
ipebr Der es bdlb gelang, bic 6lammen
unter apntruls gu brinsen. Sa IN ci'
mem Der 3ilnmer cine ba!bgeiulte
Same nit Petroleum gefunoen ipur.
be unb aud petroleumsSpure oul
Dem GuBboOen unb Dem Bette belnsrI
bar iparen ,leiteten Der 5euertpehrheT
9outp, 5euermari6uG Bold uno ois
Detetttps S0etteri6 unb Strider etnc
einaebenoc unteriudung Elm, fpelGs
eraab, baB cine erpbe @lasi4eibe IN
Der 56iir zines anoeren 3immers uno
IGmmtIi6e Seniter nit ihperen Setts
oeden perb1nat paren. Sd Yoipel
uno Satin, bic mebrere gRodsn N
Miamis6ura peripeilt butten, nlht 5u
$oauIe lpareu, lpuroe na9 ibnsn q:'
forIbt unS beiSe ipuroen in Der Wobs
nung BON Sam. Smitb am 8rnno
gouIeparo, mo Iie fir bic gluat GUAR
tier eenommen batten, sefunosn uno
unter bem 8eroubt Der 9rdro'tittun9
in Sdft gcnommen. Nsitere GaAfor'
Iaungen ereaben, OaB qoDsa, Der
feline llnI6ulo betbeltert, Dds 0dus,
oas fiir $1,000 psrii1ert 1T, Dor aur
gem fir $500 geiauft, aber nur $500
barauf beSabIt bat. GbenIo bot er be
Ml0bel, bic taum odsGrttteI ipertb 'inp,
fir $400 oeriiasrt. 2lud iOa er iebr
Itfper perf9ulbet iein lpds naraus
beroorsing, bub BEL ieiner 3uraiu'
dung cine 2In3a6I Mahnbrisfc in lsts
nen Saf6en gefunbsn puroen. Die
nit Dem 1aa betrollten geamten ipers
ben 6eute Die unteriuhung fortisbsn.
- 9aoio 9. 6orfu6, Elm bstunnts.
gtonier pOn Butler Gpuntp, itarb &C.
Itsrn MOrgsn in ieiner Dobnung, IN
getbanp, i'm Utter pon so Sahren al
Der griebt'Itsn &rartbett. Gr binters
lGbt bic Satin urb bier Sohne. W
mar elmer Der Sruitees bon Sibsrt9
SopnIbip.
- 9upina Bel So6nIon, bic Satin
Don Rep. OliOer %. 5obnion itarb
poraeitern in ibrer Wobnung in port
Union an einem !6erSltiOsn I'M alte,
bon "a Sabrsn. sic binterldBi ben
9atten. Die 2si9s rpiro mor9en Rad
mittag bebufs geerbigung nad Dan
ton, Obio, gebradt.
= George SapIsp purbe gsitsrn
Rprgen i'm MuHi5ipalgeridt por
Ri8ter Giant 5ur 3uhIuns BON So
ino Soften psrurtbeili, neil sr in Der
DirtbI6aft pon 5rant gsasuirs an Der
5ourt Strabs ii6 in unOroeut!i4ct
Weiie auffiibrte.
- Die 5eusrpebr purte gsiteyn
Rorger nm bnlb 8 llbr nab Der
Der 5amiIis 3obn wul'r
anse, SO. 451 Sab 3. Strabe, ssru'
en-, no sin Robr bes Sei5dppardtss
zen 5ubbO0sn in 8ruuO asieBt uno
ann ole 3nnenieite Der WdnO ent5iin
.st bate, bis bic 5Iammen bis inter
,as Dad gsIanstsn. Der aneeri6s |
etc s6aosn tuiro I'D aui 5000 belau.
en-.
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. a m milton.

lluier slssnt in Samiltum III
6err Gomarb grnd, 449 Sho 6iinfte
Strafc. gea Gel. 476 &, Some
gbone 1851 u.
Serr Senrp SelIb, Miigsieb be-
Stubtratbs, Der OOrise qDo6e eineu
S4lasanfall essitt, befinbet fi9 ims
msr nod in einem prstarsa 8uf.aabs.
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Stalieii
9ulOet tsine antisDiterreihtidsn De.
mpniirationen.
Gsodhinibfeisrn fir ben 8erfbp5r,t
O6erbont iperbeu iibsruII
untsroriidi.

Rom, 90. DeSember. - Sn oielsn
Stdptsn StaIicns bate bic qoli5ei am
Sonntag sinen i4ipersn Stonp. I'M
anti oitsrrei6ii6e 9emoniirotionsll
uno 1Seiern bes 5obesiaees bes Srrs.
Oentiitenfiibrers ObsrSant gu untsrs
briidsn, Der Inn Sabre 1882 cine Der
i6lp0rung an3sttsIte, iptlde bic Grs
morbuns beg Saiisrs 5rans SOispb
bs3psdte, uno odiiir hinseri6tet
ipuroe.
Ddbrenb Der Vdft bonn Samstag
gum Sonntae ipur5sn trob Des polie
3eili6en 9erbO,s in periaiebsnen
Stdbttbeilen gIataie anssi4ldssn. in
pensn auf G6erolnf unb feline 1batiss
isit 8e5us senommsn ipurbe. uno fsrs
nsr sslunstsn aud fhtpar5gsrGnosrte
5lugblGtter NIT ben Worten ~Gebcntt
Oes Spfers, bos Sberbdnt oebraht"
3ur 9ertbeiIung. Der repubIiianiIds
0eputirte goIu 2tnni belt Dor elmer
begeiiterien Wengs cine Rebe, in ipsls
der er ben .Uldrtprer Don Sritit"
ieisrte. Die aunhae6ung srreitte III
rem t0obspuntt, aIs aiccitotii Carl.
bdIoi. Der Sobn pes italitniiHen Greis
beitsidmpfers, iih, ouf feline ariifen
seitiiBt, erbob uno Iagte: Cine S.ima
me tlingt nod INNER pon Der Sniel
Gdprsrn, ipo mein Batter beitoitet ut.
sic osrlanet ra6 9haiiaden, ui4t
ua9 Worten bon sinem aommittet.
bas Die slntperbuns BON GreitpiIissn
fDrbert."
GoribaIbfs 4orts sntfelIslien einsn
riefssn 9eifau unb bic Wlense brad
in bic Rufe aus ,Gs ltbe Stalien!"
.Gs lebe 9risii". giH3eIne @ruppsn
D 9emouitrarieH ptriuhtsn bis in
bas Snnsre esr Stabi su eeIanssn,
puroen jsoOd bisrdn burh poIi1si
uno 5ruppen perbinoeri.
4m Spnutaa Rahmitidg hielt bic
RepubIitaniihe gsreinisuua einen
llmsus ab uHb sntbiiuis ipdier i'm
alubeebdube cine geDentiufsl fir
Oberbnn..
glm Sumsiag tpuros i'm Gshsimen
cine @eriommIung obgebalien, um bns
4noeutsH Sbsronnis 3u ebren. Rad
Der @eriammluns esldns es ben 3beils
n-gmeru, tros alIer poIiseiliden Mok-
nabmeu, Bis in bas Centrum Der
Staot su seluussn. no sb 3u peri6i.s
beHtIi6en 3ufammsnft0bsn 5piiden
Der Wlenoe uHo ben 9eb6rben fam. gs
purben cine gln5obl gerbaf.unesn
pprgenpmmsn unb siniee Der Demon
itrnnter lpurbcn lsi6t perIebt. Sdli.bs
lid selons ss Der poIiSsi, bic Msnss
baron gu perbinbern. on bic oiterrtihis
Ihe Bptitaii beran5utommen.
! 4ncond, SiaIitn. 20. DECEMBER.
Der alub Ula53ini uno anbere @sri|
einisuneen battsn espIani, am Sonns
rag cine MemoriuIfei.r fir Oberbant
obsubalien, o6sr Die Beborbeu psrbos|
Ten pi. 9bbaltins Der @eriammlung,
Tofpie bic 9eroffenilihune Don pros
tIamationsn. Gin srObes 9ruppens
aufsebot mar CUR SisIIe, I'm bic Orbs
nung aufre6t an erhalieu.
Genuu 20. DECEMBER. - Die
qoli5ei sins isbr tnersifh rpr. uni
9erfnmmlungsn. in bensn bag 4noeus
Ten Sberbunis ssfeiert ipsrbsn IoIIt..
gu unteroriiten, ba man aniisoiisrrei I
9iihe aunDsebungen bsfiirnieie.
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- geim S9Iiitfnfabren erlitt gr~
min, Der adt Sabre alte SObn bon 4r@
thur Srot pon Der Bomb Strabe IN
@eft Gopinston, einen 9rnG bes lin
ten geins. Or. Reppnolos leiitete bic
nnthine Slilfe.
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Miitslit Rd4f4liiifsl brana eii
Disb IN bie mobuuua bon Waiier 20.
Cope, No. 3540 Wipomb gtbenus elm.
Dem Disb fisisn Giibsrlpaorsn unb
Sdmudpegsnitdnos i'm Msytb BON
500 IN pie Sdn1e
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-08-22

held for Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Murray
at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Fern Jen-
nings.
Mrs. Chester Everitt OF Coinsville
Mo-. and Mrs. H. e. Moore and chill
dren of Omaha. Neb., came Wednes-
day evening for visit at the parental
Henry Everitt home.
Mrs George Thompson returned
home Friday evening from Charlton
where she has been visiting relatives
Misses Leta Roberts. Hazel McKin-
ley, Belle May and Ethel and Cora
Devon left Friday for Des Moines to
attend house party at the home OF
Miss Edith Vinsel.
On Friday an enthusiastic booster
meeting for Russell's annual farm
festival was held at the office Of w. J.
Marshall. Elaborate plans are being
In Russell is anticipated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewitt Of Harvey
came Saturday for a visit with their
son Ned and family.
On Wednesday evening neighbors
Of Mr.. and Mrs. M. e. Leevcs gathered
at their home and gave them most
pleasant surprise. All present report
a very pleasant evening
John Curran, J. c. Cassitty, Nate
Shrade and Nate Kendall left Satur-
day for Minnesota where they expect
10 invest in some OF Minnesota's land
The Joyce Bros. Grading Co.. who
have been grading on the Olmits
branch Of the Rock Island, shipped
their graders to Kentucky Saturday.
Thomas Buzard of Waterloo is here
visiting her cousin. Miss Pearl Hol.
lingshead.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-08-22
KNOTT FUNERAL
HELD AT WAVERLY

Waverly, Aug. 20.-Funeral ser.
vices for Edward Knott, for years a
political power in Iowa, who died Mon
day night, will be held at the home
here at . o'clock Friday afternoon.
Rev. J. s. Cole Of the Episcopal church
will have charge Of the services and IN
terment will be In the Waverly Gene
terry.
Death was caused by summer grip,
which afflicted him few weeks ago.
Mr.. Knott's political career covered
many years. His first Office was that
OF postmaster Of Waverly from 1866
to 1882. In 1886 he was made United
States marshal, but retired upon Cleve'
lands second advent into ONCE. HIS
period of retirement from 1882 to 1886
also was due to the election Of Grover
Cleveland President Mckinley reap
pointed him to the marshalship, which
position he retained until couple OF
months ago.
During the political prestige Of the
late David B. Henderson and William
Allison he was a right-hand man. He
generalized the working forces IN their
districts and did very effective work
in securing their election. Mr.. Knott
had faculty of diagnosing situations
and applying the proper remedy to pull
his colleagues through the cam
paigns successfully.
Edward Knott was native Of Lon
don, born March 4, 1872. He emigrat'
ed to America in 1853 and first was
located in Cedar Falls, where he en-.
tered the grain business. He was
married there January 81, 1864, to
Eliza Eggleston and they celebrated
their golden wedding anniversary last
January. Besides the widow, fve
children survive Carrie, Marion, 10
sephine, John and Fred.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-08-22
WHITTIER ALUMNI
MEET AUGUST 26

Salem, Aug. 20.-Whittier Alumni
cordially invites everybody and most
especially former Whittier students to
be at Salem, August %, the day pre-
vious to Old Settlers meeting. A re-
quest for old photographs of Whittier
stud ents, for display in the picture gal.
lery, has been sent out Arrangements
for this home coming are almost com.
pleted. Old time friends will bring
their lunch and picnic dinner be serv-
ed on the high school campus. A com.
mittee will be prepared to serve coffee
free to all present. The "reminiscences
Of college days will be followed by a
short progrtm at the close Of which
a ball game, participants age limit so
years, will be feature. Altogether
the day will be spent delightfully."- by a
large number of people who will
gather from various states in the
union.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-08-22
sieouRNER

"a. P. Moody Of st. Louis. member
OF the STAFF Of the st. Louis Republic,
arrived in this city the fore part OF the
week visiting at the home OF his sous
in, Geo. S. James.
James Bates Of Tama came In
Thursday for a. visit with his sister,
Mrs. DR.. M Il. Kenmp.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. X. Harmed left Sat-
urday for Colfax where they will visit
Mrs. Harned's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
s. A. Potts.
Miss Hazel !Tiedman Of Burlington
arrived in the city Tuesday for a short
visit at the l.. B. Oliver home.
Mrs. F.. H. Mccoy Of Waterloo Is In
the. city this week for few days visit
with her mother, Mrs. Thomas Kelly.
Hon. d. w. Hamilton and F. d.
Snakenburg and their families drove
overland to Fairfield Sunday to visit
the Cap Miller home and from there
Mr.. Hamilton left for Chicago on a
business trip.
Dr.. j. e. Gribben who spent the last
few days in the city with his parents.
left Wednesday morning for his home
in Charlton
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ Richmond and
Mr.. and Mrs George Richmond OF
Cedar Rapids left here recently in the
formers car for Excelsior Springs. Mo.
Mrs. Nettie McCampbell OF Olathe.
Kansas arrived in the city Tuesday for
a visit with her girihood friend, Mrs.
w. S. Hanlon.
Miss Edith Shansfelt left Tuesday
for Mason City where she will accept
a good position in an abstract office.
DR.. L. H. Hinkley was called to Lone
Tree Saturday on account Of the SER
ious illness and death Of his father.
Robert Royce who has been in the
city visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Royce, left Wednesday evening for the
Eastern coast OF the United States to
resume his duties as cadet in the U. S.
navy.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-08-22
kEOSAUQUA.

Fifty tickets were sold here Sunday
morning for Pennington chautauqua,
and many more made the trip by auto
mobile.
Miss Bessie Harris Of Iowa City has
been employed as second primary
teacher here.
Mrs. Geo. Single and son George OF
Bonaparte visited Saturday with her
sister, Mrs. Margaret Cameron.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. e. Hills Of San
Diego. Cal, arrived Friday for a visit
at the parental. Leroy Meredith
home.
Miss Daisy Honey visited over Sun.
day with relatives in Douds-eLando.
Forest schreckingost left Monday
for his home In Los Angeles, Cal. after
an extended visit with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas schreckingost.
Mr.. and Mrs Allen Van Ankin and
three daughters and Mr. and Mrs. w,
s. Honey visited friends in Farming.
ton over Sunday and attended chau.
tauqua.
Mrs. Rob Sherman and son Dorsey
were guests the latter part Of the week
at the j. D. Gulick home near Ben
tonsport.
Dr., Matthias Of Chicago Is enjoying
his annual summer outing with his
parents here, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Matthias.
Miss Martha Daugherty left Monday
morning for Des Moines for visit al
the home Of her sister, Mrs. B. F.
Truax. She will remain for the state
fair
Kit Lane Of Fairfield has been here
the past week visiting former school
boy friends.
Court opened Monday morning with
Judge Hunter on the bench for this
week only. The grand jury have been
in busy session with Mrs. c. e. Nc
Leland as clerk.
Sixteen members of Harper post G.
A. r. OF this place attended the funeral
of their conrad, Mr.. Johnston at Biz
mingham Saturday. Mr.. Johnston has
made many visits here with the mar
tial band and was well and favorably
known.
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WHERE is VILLA?

News dispatches tell us that Car.
ranza has entered Mexico City and
mat the constitutionalists are IN
charge OF the government, but one
General "Pancho" Villa is conspicuous
81 his absence. He who was CHERRY
Instrumental in the success OF the
rebel arms and who was counted upon
70 be in at the finish, is very quiet
since his ENHANCEMENT with Carranza
me "first chief" It may mean that
villa feels that his work is well done
and that he can now retire. The record
Of the bandit leader of the rebel sol,
disry doe snot bear out this belief now
ever. It Is far more likely tnat WIN
Is quietly but busliy engage IN as y he ea do
not thrive on peace but only on war
whether Carranza is big enough 10
hold his erstwhile military chief III
uubtection remains to be seen.
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RUSS ELL.

Bert Thompson Of Oskaloosa is here
visiting his mother, Mrs. Thompson.
Arthur Murray and Miss Bessie
Westlake were married Tuesday even
ing at the home OF the brides aunt.
Mrs. Morlan at Indianola. Both Mr..
and Mrs. Murray are graduates Of the
Russell high school and are held in
high esteem by all who know them.
Mrs. Frank Brewer, who has been
in Cannon City, Colo. for the, past six
months for her health, returned home
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Scott Of Kansas
City are here visiting at the parental
John Scott home.
Word has been received OF the death
of the four year old son Of Rev. and
Mrs. Walter Mckinley OF Evergreen.
The remains will be brought to Rus
sell to be laid to rest.
The annual Highland school picnic
was held In Lainness Grove northwest
Of town on Friday. About two hun
dred were present and the usual good
time Is reported.
On Friday evening a reception wa
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jNsuRINc OUR EXPORTERS.


Emergency legislation Is being plan
ned by the administration, the opJec.
OF which will be to provide means 10,
governmental insurance OF SHIPS anu
cargoes that engage IN trade WIN tne
European nations that are now al Wal
with themselves. The United STATES
with a good crop in sight and WIN
means to turn out clothing, shoes ana
other things that warning Europe VIII
need, can break even on the damase
the war Is doing here, provided 1rao-
ing with the belligerents and the neu-
trails Of the old world can safely pe
carried on. All that is necessary Is q
merchant marine that Will De larse
enough and daring enough to carry our
products to the European ports. me
way has been prepared for building up
the merchant marine-a law having
been passed making 1t possible 10 reg
lister foreign built ships unoer me
American flag. 1t now remains 10 as
.,ire the owners of these ships that
carving the American flag will give
them the freedom of the seas. About
the only way that this can be done IS
Sor the United States to insure the
ships and then actively engage IN pro.
tecting them on their voyages across
the ocean. Insuring them does not
mean that we will have to wage war
fare. but does assure the owners
AGAINST loss by unlawful seizure or un-
ayoidable accident dut to the war.
bill now being discussed IN con-
vress proposes the establishment OF
Ave million dollar fund as starter lor
insurine exporting vessels.
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WAR AN INSTITUTION.

r. Is not necessary to defend war 10
argue against the peace advocates VINO
heiteve that world disarmament is
possibility. War Is not a fad and 1t IS
xomethinr far deeper than habit.
war always has been and probably al
vays will be. History has been sue
eession Of wars and the great events
In the worlds record are clustered
about wars. Man is fighting amman
and Il Is scarcely reasonable that mere
a agreement to disarm would END al
wars Furthermore it is not reasonable
10 expect that all nations would aeree
II disarm or that all individuals IN the
variors nations would abide by sucn
dectsion. If the civilized world DIS
armed how long would it be before
lone barbarian tribe from somewhere
would rise up and conquer the "oilu.
Or how long would 1t be pe1ore SOILS
military genius gathered togetner q
small body of men to start Win anu
gradually builded up an army tnat
would conquer the unarmed rest OF tns
worlds population. 1t is the history OF
man that he will fight If ne oelleVes
the occasion warrants 1t.
An eminent English author Is advo.
eating government manufacture OF al
war implements This authority planes
the private interests that are manu1ac-
turing the munitions of war, Tor tne
present great struggle in Europe. re
believes the war was promoted for sci
f,sh interests private gain. Gov
eminent manufacture of war munitions
he holds. would not make nation any
less powerful in times of war but
would remove much of the incentive to
war.