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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-01-27
PROGRAM FOR
INSTITUTE FEB. !

Birmingham, Jan. 26.-The farmers
of Birmingham and vicinity are making
arrangements for two days session
of the Farmers institute in the opera
house, February 3-5. Good speakers
have been secured and fine program
prepared, part of which follows:
Hog. diseases and remedies DR..
C. d. Rice, state veterinarian, of Ames
hog sickness, will be on February 3, p.
m, giving those living along the rail-
road an opportunity to come and re-
turn home the same day by train.
Corn contest and corn growing"
Under the direction of Don Fish. Be
sure and bring 10 ears of some variety
of corn.
alfalfa growing along right Of way.
]. B. Lampson, agriculturist of c. B.
& @. railroad. J. ss.->. ..-.s r. :&.
Poultry show under direction Of L.
G. Householder, of Bonaparte. Also
lecture on chicken breeding and show
ing.
apple growing and packing" c. A.
Campbell of Mt Zion. Also showing
samples of different varieties. Every
one is requested to bring samples of
fruit small grain or potatoes to help
make a good display and interesting
session.
Tuesday evening, Feb. 5, the Biz
mingham high school will give pro-
gram and it is expected to have lee
ture on the consolidation of rural
school districts by representative
from the state superintendent Office.
Premiums will be paid on seed corn
and also standard bred chickens.
Besides Gov. Clarke several other
noted speakers will deliver lectures of
vital Importance.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-01-27
BIRMINGHAM.

j. w. Farrell started for Council
! Bluffs Tuesday for a ten days visit
with his son.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Giles and little
son of Dewey. Okla, are visiting with
the Cunningham relatives in this vicin-
ity.
Mrs. H. w. Albright and two chill
dren are visiting with friends at Hanni-
bal, Mo-, this week going last Friday.
The Ladies Aid of the M. E. church
met at the parsonage last Thursday.
Miss Anna Lindsay went to Kansas.
the first Of the week, for an extended
visit with relatives in the vicinity Of
Paola and Garnet.
w. R. Shot is confined to his home
with an attack Of rheumatism.
Mrs. Cameron and mother, Mrs. Han
son of Athens, Mo-, who have been
visiting several weeks with Mrs. Geo.
Kerr and Mrs. Lettie Triggs, daughter
of Mrs. Cameron returned home the
first of the week.
Harvey Farrell who has a position
as engineer in one Of the railroads in
that city visited last week with his
father, J. w. Farrell and sister, Mrs.
H. B. Kirkpatrick.
Mrs Malon Johnston was quite sick
at her home last week with acute in
digetsion.
Earl Wilson Of Yuma, Colorado is
here visiting his grand parents, Mr..
and Mrs. David Wilson.
G w. Morrell in the south part of
town is seriously sick with a complica-
ton of diseases and very little hope
for his recovery.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-01-27
LIBERTYVlLLE.

A very pretty wedding occurred at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John P.
Booth, Wednesday evening, January 7,
1914 when their daughter Catherine R.
was united in marriage to True Mann
ing.
Elder Abraham Wolf joined the lives
of these young people by beautiful
and impressive ceremony in the pres
ence of nearly sixty relatives and
friends After congratulations splen-
did two course dinner was served the
guests The bride was becomingly at
tired in white. Mrs. Manning is a most
esteefnable young lady who has grown
to womanhood in this county.
Mr.. Manning is young man of ex-
cellent character. They will live on
the Manning farm where the groom
grew to manhood. 49,. .."
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-01-27
IOWA WOMEN WILL
STUDY FIRST AID
SENIOR CLASS At UNIVERSITY
PLAN TO TAKE UP WORK OF
CARING FOR THE SICK.

Iowa City, Jan. 26-Senior women
of the university of Iowa, may study
| the first aid to the injured home care
of the sick, textiles, sanitation, house
hold management and kindred subjects
as part of survey course In home
economics.
This was the announcement made In
notices sent to the seniors by Miss
Ruth A. Wardell head of the depart
ment Of home economics in the univer-
sity of Iowa. The course will begin
early in February at the opening of the
second semester.
Indications point to a good road reg
istration for the survey course. Other
classes in the home economics depart
ment have been unusually popular this
year among the women of the univer-
sity. Last fall at the opening Of the
school year eighty-one girls registered
for the class in textiles alone.
In the study of foods, one year OF
chemistry is necessary as a prelimin-
airy course. An investigation in the
department of chemistry revealed the
fact that forty-six young women were
taking the course in order that next
year they might study the selection
and preparation Of food.
THE department of home economics
in the university undoubtedly will be
able to offer an unusually comprehen-
sive list of courses next fall despite the
fact that the department was only
started this year," said Miss Wardell.
"The demand for these courses of
study has been far greater than we
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-01-27
KEOSAUQUA.

Dr.. George Umphrey who has been
in St. Joseph, Mo-, the past three
months has returned home.
Mrs w. T. Holbert spent Wednes
day and Thursday in Bonaparte with
her daughter. Mrs: George Siegle.
Mrs. J. D, Gulick was hostess to the
Arthean society Wednesday afternoon
There were sixty-f1ve present Mrs.
G:rlick was assisted in serving by Mrs.
Frank Johnson. Miss Emma Keller,
Mrs. w. c. Winslow and Mrs. j. G.
Behrues.
John Norris and wife are visiting
their daughter in Des Moines
Mrs. E. Manning accompanied Mrs.
Florence Potter as far as Ottumwa on
her return to Ames and remained for
visit with relatives.
> Mrs. Wayne Brown is visiting her
sons in Council Bluffs.
Mrs. Maggie Hancock. who has been
guest at the Tilton and Smith homes
returned to her home in Lovilia the
frs. of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. D. Mathers are
visiting relatives in Chicago.
Frank Houk and family returned to
their home in Valley Junction on the
first of the week after a visit with
Mr.. Houk's sister, Mrs. r. E. Campbell
and family.
Mrs. A. v. Blackford of Bonaparte
visited the first of the week with her
mother, Mrs. Jennie Brooks.
=. A. Pearson and wife and Earl
Pearson and wife went to Winchester
Friday for weeks visit at the Price
Meek home.
Miss Leah Searight is in Ohio being
of sister.
Des Moines where she went for treat
ment. She is much improved in health.
d. Edwin Schell president of the I.
w. w. at Mt. Pleasant will occupy the
pulpit at the M. E. church here Sun
day in the absence of the pastor.
Leith Thompson of Bloomfield was
in town attending court the first of the
week.
visited relatives in town Wednesday.
At the last meeting Of the o. E. S. |
the following officers were installed at
their hall here. Worthy matron. Mrs. |
w J. Hanna; worthy patron. L. O. |
Smith; A. matron, Mrs. Will Davidson |
secretary. Mrs. A. L. Hemminger treas |
Mrs. e. E. Sherman; conductress, Miss
Bess Overman; A. c. Mrs. Herb Black
ledge, Adah. Mrs. w. c. Donaho: Ruth ,
Mrs. Craig Manning; Esther, Mrs. L.
O. Smith Martha, Mrs. C. R. Russell;
Electa. Mrs. Henry Strickling; warden
Mrs. Wash Rigur: sentinel Harvey
Brewster; organist Mrs J. W. Rine-
larger: marshal, Mrs. r. R. McButh.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-01-27
CHARITY WORK Of
STATE INCREASES
MANY. NEW MEMBERS ADDED TO
ORGANIZATION WHICH is
DOING GOOD SERVICE.

Iowa City, Jan. 26.-1nterest in char
ity work is increasing in the state o
Iowa according to the list of new mem
oers Of the Iowa State conference O.
charities and correction. The record:
of Prof. Paul S. PIERCE of the univer
sity of Iowa, secretary of the confer
ence. show that sixty-five new names
have been added to the membership
roll recently.
Following is the list:
Burlington, John Lahee, James NOR
c. E. Perkins, Louise H. Wenzel
Des Moines: Hon. w. j. Dixon, Mrs
T. Rubinson, VIM. N. Jordan, John F.
Griffin, VIM. H. Brereton, Atty. George
e. Hise, P. H. Martin, Faye Brakeman,
John E. Foster, Katharine Stichter, j.
w. Jones, Katharine Lawless.
Iowa City: DR.. Dan e. Clark, R. H.
Sylvester, Ellsworth Faris, T. A. Wan
erus, Rev. w. l.. Waters, R. e. He'll
man, O. E. Klingaman.
Denison: George Naeve, ]. H. Patter-
son, George McHenry, Sears McHenry,
C. L. Voss, Carl F. Kuehnle.
Anamosa: T. c. Garman, G. L. Park
err, John N. Baumel, Rev. o. w. Beh-
rens, Clifford Niles.
Sioux City: Bertha A. Donelson, Ed
Baron, Mary A. Ball, E. c. Wolcott,
M. E. Levitt, Cora J. Swift, Winifred
Sloan, Mrs. G. M. Hardin;
Cherokee: DR.. w. A. Bryan, DR.. I:
f. Long, P. P. Cleaves, DR.. E. Horni-
brook, Mrs. w. A. Sanford, DR.. R. l..
Cleaves.
Mt. Pleasant: Rev. C. l.. Tenant.
Ames: Prof. G. H. Won Tungeln.
Waverly: Waverly Public library.
Castana: e. Dale Calkins.
Dubuque: A. G. Wymere.
Mitchellville: Miss Ray M. Hanchett.
Davenport Mrs. F. j. Sessions.
Fort Dodge: Gladys Wells.
Cedar Falls: George Mounts.
Onawa: Rev. Theodore JorgensOn.
Fort Madison: Chaplain Lloyd Ten.
nant.
Audubon: Mrs. Mary T. Watts.
Red Oak: DR.. Velura E. Powell.
Leeds: L. A. De Kay.
Omaha, Neb.: Mabel W. Porter and
Wayne, Neb.. John Rockwell.
The committee having charge of the
work of the conference for the coming
year will be appointed by H. H. Hol
of Des Moines, president OF
the association.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-01-27
POULTRY SHOW AT
BURLINGTON FEB. !

Burlington, Jan. 26.-The sixth an
nual show of the Des Moines County
Poultry and Pet Stock association is
looming big in the near future. The
dates are February. to 7, inclusive,
The premium list has been out for
some time, and promises. a big show
with plenty of interest. AS far as has
been learned, there will be a larger
participation by outsiders than ever
before.
The committee has decided on the
four-story and basement brick immed-
lately south of the Delano hotel and
formerly occupied by the Kabaker-Na-
mann Co.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-01-27
Heres Where We Throw

\A7 E HAVE GIVEN UP ALL
W hope of any profit whatso-
ever this season. Our store has
just passed through the tough
est, most backward season we
have ever encountered. Frank
ly, the weather man has us on
the run-the last four months of
1913 witnessed the most unsea-
sonable temperature ever re-
corded by the weather bureau.
We Entered the NEW YEAR
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-05-22
CONDITIONS IMPROVE
ALONG TEXAS STREAMS
Rood Waters are Passing on to III,
Gull and LOSSES are Not
Great As First Re-
ported.
Daily Light Special.

Dallas. Tex, May Flood con
fitiohs along the larger South Texas
rivers and creeks and smaller
streams have assumed a more hone
ful aspect within the last twentv-
Tour hours. 1t is generally report
ed that the situation has become less
threatening and in various sections
the farmers are encouraged to ba-
iieVe that much oG the cotton. corn
aud other crops Watch two DAYS ago
were neileNed to be total loss, may
now be saved by quick aud effective
attacks upon the weeds.
The Colorado Rn or at Austin con.
lihnes 10 cause alarm among the
bottom farmers, while individual in.
ahstrles along the hanks are suffer
ing considerable loss. The San Mar
COS River at LuIing has been falling
since j O'Clock Thursday afternoon
aud while another small rise ia ay-
pected, 1t is not believed much dam
age will result.
The Trinity, BRACES and Guadalupe
hlFers are entailing u heavy loss nm
On the nearby fields, further en-
eroachnents are not expected only i,
exceedingly law localities. The va
rlous creeks tributary to these and
other rivers, accumulated damages
Immediately after the heavy rains of
Saturday night and Sunday. but now
nave all practically resumed their
usual courses.
Deaths have been reported in tho
trinity aud Brazos Rivers. A moth
er and her baby were drowned a.
ohalaSka in the Trinity and tao
young men were drowned be,n,S
Marlin in the Brazos. These fatal.
Ties, seemingly. We're due to mis,a1-
en- judgment in boar capacity rather
than IN the usual dangers OF floods
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-05-22
CARRhHZi WILL SEND
A MEDIATION DELEGATE
Gonstitutionalists viii Not BE Com.
United to Plans for Fertilization
-Peaee Outlook
Bright

Washington, May 22.~-The consti-
tdtiohaiists are preparing to send q
Representative to Niagara Falls to
confer With the South American med
iators who are endeavoring TO set
tie the Mexican problem. This will
be done with the distinct understand
ing the representative is 10 give in
formation as to General carranza' 8
purposes without committing the
eanstituuonalists To any plan for the
OF Mexico that the med
iators may determine upon.
Jose Nasaoncelos, row at Montreal
on financial mission for General
Garranza, Is understood TO be the
man chosen to go to Niagara Falls.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-05-22
Ennis 3. toa>iGana |.

Ennis, Tex, May 22.--The Ennis
Tigers defeated the Corsicana Ath-
ietics before large crowd here
Thursday afternoon by a score of 3
to /. Being the first at-home game,
the business houses all closed The
game was played on the High
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-05-22
Houston BUYS lille.

Austin Tex, May 22.-Thiri
Baseman Hile. the heaviest hitter Of
the Austin Texas League Club. has
been sold to Houston. and Catchefs
Haigh and Joe F'rantz given their
unconditional release. The sale and
releases are effective at once, and
their announcement came as a sur
prise. The consideration in the sale
Of lille was not given.
Ty Cobb VIII BE Out of Game.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-05-22
MERRY RACE NOW IN
FOR TIE PENNAHT
Nj Ill BIG LEAGUE TEAMS
iEf. DOWN NJ WORK y
EARNEST.
'fcGtau and lis Nationals VII He.
tt.rn Ia the P9in Ggaii.ltis in
New YORK SrN,
Month.
BY Han. SHERIDAN
tNritten for the UnGed Press.

t@rilten for the th1,eU Press
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i""i'hs this session as (ney d4d over
le "47'e'" nan o. lhe circuit II
ai41 ~ loi'A nara chd9e peiofe th@|
eie '"0sil,
A'"Ia" mas AatHeWsoh' lesitau'
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our tohea TOT inns western tour
ana expects TO denver lie HsHfes
teiEiile eHo OF several nara, soma
"dilepS Det"ie ihey are thfoasH WIN
tt'e ed''ef1l pehch, II Is, so lar as
any one IS able 10 HSQfe cut, large
~ d h&t'ef o. elafh pltehefs con-
ihofhs to come through, Metluitien,
the coihe-ba'k, has borne the bFunt
lot the pastiine oil standing otp"SHss
batslnen on thelr heads SO lar. i1uTk-
ing III tie background Clark mas Bob
rmon, 100, who has shown but lit
ne during the early period #nen
the sun begins TO boil down, how
ever ana Harmon 4oosens up he
IShould be big help.
harmon mas peen guilty OF pitch
lhg some rafting games and Wi The
seaport the Pirates assure Il box
man. to say nothing OF some esiec-
tive sticking On the side, the e.,
Cardinals may yet come along VIE
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-05-22
". .. ". Team NiCtorious.

Ennis. Tex. MAY -2.-The W .
w. ball team Of Garrett defeated the
Merchants of that place, 3 10 :.
Batteries--Onstead and Workman;
Tillison and Rife.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-05-22
Italy 3, Iiilisi,oro /.

Italy. Tex, May 22-In the first
OF a three-days series of games of
The Central Texas Trolley League
between Hillsboro and Italy at this
place, the results We're:
iliIlsboro -. .,.......,..,..1
Italy ... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ) /
Batteries -- Elillsboro, Naylor and
Chapman; Italy, Anderson and
Brockman Umpire Simpson.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-30

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-30
Yaul Mbles, Bra1ibent.
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ktndor 9ohr0tOn
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fir Mdnner uno Sunglinge, bonn 20.
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fir bie Ebeilnebmer cine fleine Ser
gitung bon etpa $500 entri9te11.
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an ct. Sobn's Mbbep, @onegepine,
@teorns County, Minn.
&irdlide l1rtbeiIe iber 6te @rer'
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nur ouf's ,pdrmite empfeblen. -Gr3'
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-30

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arm nnn reidl fir gut u11o tl'r
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bes boben &ren5es loite itb 6te from=
me, 3oblreide un6 erbebenoe Ner=
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-30
6dtte Suberfulpf8 Der
0rIfen-9ebt Qefunb.

Dri5enzEuberfuIofis lit bcm gdmqn's
Mlterotibe gepi6en, als anoere Mtttel
nidts balfen. 2eiet, mas es in otefem
Sale that:
257 Qauriiton st., Ybilaoelpbia, @a.
u6errenl - SIM Mdr5 1900 erfldrte
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rebmen, Biz i6 gefnno tpar. Nm II.
Gobember 1910 begann i6 81 arbeiten,
unb feitbem babe ib nibt einen Sag Or
belt burh Die &rnnfbeit berloren. SD
eu1pfebIe {ebr @dman's Mterattbe irgenb
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@fman's Nlteratipe lit iebr nirftam
bel Quftr1brsn aatorrb unb beftigen
0unQenz8 e19tperoen uno i'm NufbGu oeS
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8ur @enobnbeit tperbenben9 ru9S. Mebntt
feine @ubftitute an. gertauft BET Der
Molitor 9rug go. @9reibt gdrnm "a.
boratorium. Nbt1ubelpbt0. ga, tAr h"&
Bi&lein Der &eilungen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-30
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ipra6e.

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&olfslieb an oen 0eutid)en @iegel1 &C.
bobt, lit ouermarts befannt. Ser
Tron5oic Sictor Morgaritte idrelbt:
u@ergellen mir nie, bab beim Ab111=
gen ibrer (oe1tiden) 2ieoer BET oerell
lid, ihre @alle mieberfano, Die oeltt=
lhcn Mrmee,r int ser Modt 6es Ser
berbens bel @eban ibren fabelbaften
Sriumpb feierterr." uSSeoer Deutide,"
10 f6brt or fort, v@rob un6 &lein,
Mrn1 nnb Mcid), M}am nno 6ralt,
meib menieitens oreibig @olfslieoer
o1smcnoig. @erm ii@ bente 5tpel
0eutldc in Miien b%egegnen (6 babe
nas lelbit %beobodtet), Damn lingen tie
oie1clben 9ieoer, sic Tie in Ser Solfs=
ldutle, m,f SEM @pmnalillm, in Der
%1vornilie, beim Militdr eelernt. &onn-
tc mon bics BEL inns nidt am6 errel=
d1en? 0onn f6ime es nidt mebr Dor,
oab. 5nanig Nran5o1e11, o1e ont we
ltooc bes sdppor5en MeereS' mobnen
unb elm Ghpr1ingen peranltalten tpol=
len, iih pl0tlid beml1Bt meroen, oaB
lie md)t cinr1ol uMalbourgb" nno
.Ircrc %SSSocql1es" 81 trdllern inn lto1lz
sc limo, m0hrero 5tpan5ig S@rltte
meiter elm be11tider @erein ei11e gan5e
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riqe Strobe, oie berr1ifiten @eia119e
o1f fre1n6er @rbe hem @in1mel ent=
gegenidmettert."
Mber ni6t bloB I'M &riege bepei It
oas 6e1t1de @olfslie6 feline 9eoeu=
tl1ng, ion6er1t oud im 6rieoen. Sn
unlercn oe11tihen &olfslie6err orlldt
iih beutide Ereuher5igfeit nno 0erb-
felt, oeutider 8it mno Sdarf1t1n
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@erbGltniB inn menidlidem 2eben, fir
6as sic 6entide 8unee nidt etn 9teo
er h1n6en bette. @ei a1rg unb Wfrlif be-
gleiten Sen Deutiden bon '6es ~2e=
bens err ITEM @ange" Biz gum @rob.
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