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Observation-Disclosures.

]Orren R. ganc., 81, 715 on Wcs
I Millon Strafe.
lWlarp u. Barr, 18. OsssI.
(aenb 5. gailsg, %, Wibe mOut5,
I 80. @a.
! WesIpn 5. 9uSoIsiion. 20, RorpOOb.
)Dun. Gu6s. 81, Riplsp. 8.
(Roia q. 5eBnsdsr. Is. BOIL Cole
rain glpe.
JSamss 1oiprsIep. %, Reabine, 8.
(emmu 9ebpmsr. 1S, 2odIano. ..
}steos g]usiar, %. 81 W.ft IA, Ctr.
lgeruniea Stano, %, bsssl.
)Sarrp DaDiofon, 2s. 1924 CHAPEL
{ Strabe.
lGatbsrins Sptntsr, "a, 654 Rid
monO S,rabs.
(Rprman :. Barber, %, Sbarpnpile.
(9racs u. Smith 10, gImpOOo. 8.
(Sacob Sarpep, A, Tt. S.alibs, 8.
tgIura 5ergufon, n, bessI.
(Samss $. R6Oisn, 81. 1922 @arr.l
I Strabs.
lRutb q. WacgIfrsf1, 1s, ALA Oh.
mont Strabe.
(Surrp Saiptins AZ. 431 @.ii 4. si.
tgmHI cmitb, %. bessl.
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gln3abl Mannsr srnonnt, fpelde als
3eniorsn gu iunsiren babsl, iino
3ipar Iinb iis ssbalien, ihrss 3enlor'
amtss nit brsiOnii6sr Strsnse 81
uaIten. Diei. Serrsn faiTsn oil ben
Strabentreuaung.n pcito, ipoitlblt
bic Dipiiionen ,infnlIen. nno lprs
pflidt 1T, isbss Transparent uno e
bes Banner 3uriid3utpsilen, pslt,
poIitifder glaiur iinb Obsr o.rsn aul.
ihriften gss.n ben gut,n Utl4n'ad
psritobsn.
Die 3enlersn baben fsrner Snlirni'
iipnen erbdltui. bafiir gu iorgsn, Dap
iid, isine Srun,enbolbe obtr gsonngsn,
5tSrenfriebe In bic Rsiben i6Isidsl.
Disis HurTden tpsrben obn, lpsiisr.s
Der poIiset iiberseben. 4nbsrosm II
perboten, bab BON Stiten Der Wldrs
Itinnoen burd Namtnrnfen oosr
dbnlihss fir poIitiIt. aanoioatsn
propaganba ssma6t pirD. Die De
monliruiion psriolst ben 3ped, ein
9lasi,rSmsn bss libsralsn Clements
i'm SntertiTs bon 5oms Rule nnb ols
protsit sessn itaai.ipeite probibition
su lsin. Die 3sHioreu iino nit ben
Wahtmittsln ausseitattet, bab ni.ls
Gbiidt nidbt su Sdanben ipirb.
Dir Waridrputs
Die 1ufitenifng bss seiamntsn
parabeiorptrs erfolst 70. bdb bic alis
ebripiirbise 9urnbnIle Gil Der Wdlnnt
Strabe bos 5aupiauariier biIbst unb
bon bd aus Der Wari9 ansetrsten
pirb. 1trf.lbe sebi iiber Die Walnut
Strabs fiibpdrts CUR 3trDlfien. fiber
hieie pittpdrts sur wsain Strab..
ii6er bieis fiibiparts sur Gisbentsn,
an bieftr snilang in iueitIidxr Rias
iuns sur DdInut. fiibIib 5ur 5iinf'
ten, reFtIi9 3ur Dine, n5rbli4 sur
iyiinfs.huttn, psTtlih 5ur Gin. bisie
hinunter an Der WlulltpdHe porbeI
sur 3nSlften, 5filia sur Race, NOS
islbf bic GuilOiung srfofst.
Gs ipirb eetuiinf4i. bnb bic gtlpc6
uer tntlana Der maridroute ipiebsr
iare 6auIer belorirsn unb guntfeutr
abbrennsn, ipsnn Der 3us pOrbsisisbt.
@nb.re Sortsn BON Geuertpert iino
iebo6 ni9t itatttoii. aea6tbomben
ipsrbcn auf iGmmtli6,n !5iiasIH sms
ppriteia.n, nm Der girstrIdaft Sa
p.rtiinbsn. bab Der sOpf Der gIardbs
iib Don Brighton aus in geipesuns
fehf
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0ebwrten.
a a ben:

EHaben:
Sobn unO Rora Wsbnsr, 37o9 2as
clsbs QpeHus.
4ntbonp unS GIifab.tb S6uf. 1907
Gin Strnbs.
MGr itnO WlarsaretbsN S9iblsr,
1918 Race Strabe.
albert unb 6arristt StsiasImnnr,
2461 gdiisrn Mrsnus.
Som. unO Sarab WOlins., gslIss
pus, ap.
5Oief unb gsrtba Stoffsl. 2s2 Rsn'
nsr Sirabs.
Gsorss uno glsaHora 9ollemape-.
415 MiItOn Strnbe.
SObn unb 4melia Runt. 6415
WoHtgcmsrp Biis.
WGb1tn:
9lbam unS aatit @aHisr. 102 Glb.r
Strabs.
Gbriftian unb estilie g,n5iHs. 1413
MunsfielO apeHue.
aouis unb Glilabstb Wilmss. 1s45
WeitDooo 4penue.
Seize unb Marsarstbs platt, 2133
goleratn 4psnue.
Gmil uno CLARA Sp.iisr 59os
Galpiu qpeulle.
Ssnrp unb Mdrie Jnnbtn, 9e5
Waniion plate,
Biuiam uHo Della Dean, $50 Bar.
Sirabs.
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betradtet uno baber feiner aaperuns
unterlpprfen. 9lber pollis einfpanbs-
frei lit Gnslanos 8erbalten bod niAt.
Da Is nit uns niat birttt na1 Be-
lieben umiprinsen lam, sef9iebt bas
inbireft, inoem es ben neiItralen Gam
bern, fpie Spllano unb Ddnemart bic
gtnfubr Don unieren Waaren nur uns
ter Der gebinsung seitattet, bab uiats
oappn mad 0eutidlano unb Seiterz
reid gsbt, 10 bab unfer Sanbel nit jee
nen 9GnSern unterbunben lit. Das
tGnnte nift ssIdeben. ipenn mir uniere
eigenen S9iffe bGtten. Sn iolaem
Sale tOnnten mir, ba Gnglanb es nidt
tpast, Die peutI6e aiiite gu blodiren,
Nidttontrebanoe unbebinoert bortbin
brinaen.
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Ctsrblidbfe

9ietri9 asllsrmann, 68, 2900 gars
tbass ap,nus; aunssnent3iinbuns.
aetiiba prpor, 81. 4122 Gergus
StrdBe; Sirnbauient5iinbuns.
Sermann WOllt, 63. 1548 Sonss
Sirabs; Ser5lsiosn.
9(lbert Gsim. 81, 1872 Sluerod
Strabs; Gubsriuioie.
Charles Rapp. 81, ALSO aatsmun
glDenue; 5srsftibsu.
5reo. Jlpbr. 64. Siabt sarmenbals;
5srai9lag.
morris Gob,n. 55, 752 @eh 9.
Gi-nbr; gliertnleiben.
Dolter aaifsr. 20, Ssb strsnu,;
GtfpinbIuht.
Sermann M.bers. so. 800 Clinton
Strdbs; 2tberperbartung.
Nlabala Orr. rs, 8l7 Clinton Str.;
glosrnperialiuns.
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sleut(des G6eafer
Ger aroke Eperetten.GriOls Ger
tapiere Soloat" lsbe Chocolate
Sploier) sMm sritea Wialr i'm
oentidJen GrisinaI am nGdj.
item Sonntag.

glit ol1n3ent.r 2tusfattung in
nsutn 9etorationsn uno aoitiimeu
gelaHat i'm rsutiHsn9beaisr amSonns
tag gum eritsn Wlal Der sroBs Spss
rstien erfolg Der iapFers SOls
bat, BON Oscar Giraub aur 4ufs
fiibruna. Ti.ies rsi5enbs unp melos
hienreitt Wert III auf Der enaIiI6en
giibne in einer sipsioltieen lsbers
iebuna iaiIenbs Wlale oufssiiIbrt
iporber unb 5lpdr itets ppr dusesluuis
ten Sduieru. .1be CHOCOLATE Sols
bier, nannttn ss bic amtritaniitxn
Diretioren unb srsisIten bamit aai.
fen ginna5msn, bon bentH iie niht
trduntsn. DIR iapfere Sclbat"
entbdIt cine 5ile Der eini6meidslnbs
iien Mslobisn, bic unsrreidt bditsbt
iinb in isbem 9duit finb.t man bic
6auptnummern Der Wluiii auf bem
aldDier. Ter tapfsre Solbat" 1T IN
Der aanssn ggell popular gtiporben.
Die 9irettion tpirb an Sonn:cg beE
gelpsis srbringsn, bab bic bitaidbrise
G'elsnifdft niht nur In tiinitlsris
ites 5iniift, fcnbsrn cvd1 In ge,ug
auf 2lusiiaitung NIT ben dmsri!anis
i9en llnternebmern toniurrisren
lam. I'm aber nod tiil llsbriges 81
.bun, III bic bsriibmie gdu5srin.
isrGu!tin Claire gbartrsau ensasiest
iporcsn, um bic bulsariiten 5dnS.
einsuihlbisren. bic i'm slpsitsn Oft &C.
ianst iperbsn. syrdulein Gbartrelu
lpirb nit 6errn @nsslo eippih in
sinsm isnTatioHelIsn Selo 5anS ers
iG)einen.
.Ssrr angeIo aippidl. ter .iih in Der
4uifiibrung DON Der luiiise ariss
auf bos Bette sinsefii6rt bat, finst in
Der tapFere Scloat1 Die 9itslparii,
unb iuirb isin gang flmoIes Talent
uift nur I'M 9.fnna nnt Spiel, Ions
bern and i'm 9au5 enirpidsln i0nnsH.
9ns .Raoina1. .Maihu" unb .Qlurs,
lie" baben Die Samen 2uiIe goetiser,
Gle 2or,ns unb sennp aembah cine
onberprbentlidje Uelsgenheit. ibr G0ns
nen in bas bette aitt sil ftellen uno
lie ipsrben bon nemielbsn ben ous-
aie5iaIicn gebrnud) MAIDEN. Die Ssrs
ren 1iap Tisbrih aIs ypoprfi~ nno
Serr gtifdro Qsuid nls .@ltrius"
iperbsn nidi niinber i'm Centrum Der
gluffiibrun5 iishen. 1et oroBe Ghcr,
Der Iidl begeits auf bas Wortbeiibafs
80 i - q N O.. 4
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fid Der gsrsin in gOrpore tstbsiliaeH
nnb an Der Spibs Der Dipiiion oss
5errn Rid sSiih maridiren. Die Wit.
sltsber niiiFen um z llbr inn 0sreins,
lctol iein. Der gersin sablt $50 Mit.
alieber. Das bonn 8erein betrisbene
6ilssipert ma9t sbsnfdiIs srfreulide
5prtiHriiie. 9ns 9tnbsnftn bss psr.
iiurbenen Witolisbs Ybil. SseberIpisI
tpurbe burd Grbebsn BON ben Gibsn
geebrt. Das GisrbeaeIo I'M wstrase
Don 1884 iuurbs an 0srrn s,obn re.
berIpisl, ben 0ormnHo Der ainber.
ungepieisn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-29
lie 1sntIdJ.lluaaru.

Der Teutfd llnaaIif*, 9riibsr.
llnisrH. .ysrsin perInmmslts iih in
syrant airf4nsr's hn,le. pltdIouf unb
aitertp StraBs unter gotiih BON Bra
fibsnt m .Siimmsl II, berproiotoilfiih.
run1 bes Setretirs frsb. Dils. Di.
arnnienIiite entbielt Z 9Rdmen uno
$50 ipurosn fir aranisnuni.ritiibuns
dngeipisien. Gsin 5. SiiftunnsftIt
ipirb Der 0trtin am 81. mara n. q.
in Der Central 9urnhalle bsestsn
Die 6srren W. Snmmsl. ssof. Gteifsl
unb ylie gcstiaslier iiHb bos 4rrans
gsnents aommittse. I'm Der GONE
WuIe !l}arnbe am sSreitaa QlbsnD pirb
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Snrdl eiaene gdlnIp uerlett.

8sim 9lbiprinsen ppn isinsm Ma
eei an Der Giebenien unb Gutter
Strabs bsobamtsts Der 20 SABRE alts
Gam Sfriebmdn non 30. 1904
gbaIe Gtrabe nidt bos 5.runnnbtn
sines BON 6oparb GdeIl eslsnitsn
automo6iles i,nb fprons birstt Dor
bosielbs. S6ritbman purbt BON BEN
arat4pogsn riebtrgeitcben inb irua
cine stopfperlsbuna ioipi, ben 9ru6
bes rsftsn 5ubinOd,sls fapou. De-
9erlebte murbe nad Dem pdbtiI4en
0oipital ge6radt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-29

amendment which expressly forbids
Legislature to pass Prohibition law.
Anyone who feels that legitimate in
vestments should not be destroyed by
Prohibition and that crushing taxation
should be avoided, must, to avert these
great calamities, vote not only ,gainst
Prohibition but also for the Home Rule
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9onnerstaa, ben %. Cftuber 1911.

gu ben pielen Oingen,
iiber bic i'm Ropsmbsr abseitimmt ipers
Den piro, gebDrt aud oas Jrauen=
itimmre1t Sisr5u ipOllen mir bios
bemertsu. oab Die qrObibitiuniiten Die
eifrissn 8eFiirpprter bss 5rauenitimm
rs6ts iinb. benn jeos Weiberre4tIerin
lit aud cine prpbibitioniitin.
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Stimmt fir sic Steuer=
outage Die stapt forosrt ni4t
me6r, ais iie unbebinet brau4t, sic
foros.t sber au ipenig, aIs gu piel. gBtr
eiirfsn es nibt baau tommen laiisH,
Oab bic ftdbtiibe 9eIeuftuns, Sas
poliaei= =Separtsment uno bic 5eusr
lpebr pertiir3t perben.
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germiht.

Der pDlioei ipnrbt gtTtern mitse.
ihsiit. bdb Der 65 Sabr, nlte ausuii
Wlair i,is EimFtaa aus isinsr hob
nuns 20. 622 Gii 5iiutts Gtrabs per.
Tttnunben III. \
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8orsefern asten snSlt>
fas Sffisiers, bic beutidsn aanOnsn
f6nnien ibrsn Stiffsn DOT Sitenb:
nidts anbobsn, oenn cine Stranpbot. :.
tsrie t0nns elm S9iif, oas immer in
8epesuns lit, niat trsffsn. 9eitsrn
bab.n Die Gnsldnbsr ibre Jlotte bon
Sitsnbs Suriidse5Osen, neil bic bsuts
I9en aanousn ibnen 10 libel mitgss
Ipielt baben. 60 pirb iebsH Gag cine
9rablersi Der glGiirten na6 Der anbe
rem tpiberlegt.
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uuisre aeIer rperpen boffsnts
Ii4 Serrn 6 bas. 6. ooper, re-
publitaniiden &anoipatsn' fir bas
Gountp>S4a samt unc 9errn
Yeter 70. 9furr, rspublitaniiden
&anbipaten fir bas Gountps ps@uoitprsz
glmt, I'M @ebG9tnib bebalten unb fur
bisis ausseipro4euen 5reunoe Seg
9suti6tbums, iotpie fdbigen unb er-
prpbten Mdnner itimmen.
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Cute Grnten unb 5rieo e
iinb bic 9riinos, auf pelhe bin Der
SrGiibent has 9olt aufforbert, benz
S90pfer Der Welten Dunt 81 iasen.
Sptpeit es Grnten betrifft, mar bic
Ratur uns INNER siitis. mebr als mir
es perbient baben, ipenn mir bic unfpil@
ienidaftIi9e 8sitenuns unisrer aeder
bebenten. Iuf 5rieosH aber tDnnsn
mir MIR rednen. rpenn mir uns sss
riiitet baltsu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-29

PROHIBITION in Ohio has no reason
and no justice to sustain it. The people
OF our state do not give cause TO the
reproach Of intemperance. No one can
truthfully say that alcoholism pervades
our state. The fact that beer is the
costumary beverage refutes the charge
OF alcoholism. In the opinion OF all fair
minded people, who have science on their
side, beer is not an alcoholic drink.
Prohibition would work harmful
change in driving out the mild beverage
and introducing the strongest alcoholic
drink for daily consumption.
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Den Jeinbsn Seuti d :
lambs 5ur Ruariht, bub bic bsut'
i1en SnbuitrisIsn ni9t Ho4 Dem
Wuiter Der ensliI4en Darten, biz
gaumpols auf iiinf Gents berobse=
sansen lit, pie leBtere oas erbofften,
ionbern jest i9on srpbs Mensen bon
bieier Waare in RepYprt taufeH.G .Gbens
10 tauft DeutIhlanb srobe Wensen
Deiaen uno Ionitige Rabrungsmittsl
uno aIles ipirb bdar be3ablt. Bas ole
8eit.aungsn Der anbersn 2dnber Be-
trifft, 10 ldfIen iis ibrs ungeniigenoen
Uorbersitungsn auf osn &rieg erieben.
5rantrsih tauft MunitiOn, Sdttel.
pferbe, Stiefel Il. T. 10, aber nur in
bsf6rdnttem Mabe. IS piirhe 6sbeus
tend msbr taufen, aber es feAlt an
@slb. IS tpoIte 3ablunsen in franz
sDitf6en 4nleibes ,3erttfitaten lsiiteH
uno bas baben uniere grporteure
prompt abgslsbnt. Garaus III Su err
iebsn, bab es aud nit ben Iinan5en
Der fran30iii9eH Regisrung I6ledt be-
ite[lt lit, pdbrenb ii6 Die oeutf6en in
better 9erfaHung befinOen, benn Die
oeutf4eu &dufer be3abIen in 9oIo,
Die gngldnber bdben I .
fiir6terlia sspeint iibsr Die gsbanb'
lung, ipelhe bic Belgisr Don Setter
Der Dsuti6en erfabren. Was Die Oeuts
fcheH tbaten, bsitanb oarin, oab lie bic
belsiidsn GipifiIten beitraftsn, bic aus
be m9interbait auf oeutI9e Solpaten
fdOfen oOsr ibnen psrsiftste Speiien
reidten. Der friebliden 8etgier nebs
men lie ii4 in Der frsunbli6iten Wsiie
an uub tbeileu thr 9rob nit linen.
9a uber, ME IF Dag benten lGbt,
9eutIbldno nit ieinen aebensmitteln
Saus baItsn muB, 10 ersiHs oil rie
Gngldnoer oas Griu9en, etrpas Don
ibren groben @orrdtbsn. bic iis ieber=
aeit nit 2ei6tiqieit srgaH3sa tSnnen.
3ur grndbruna Der gslai.r "a Ihtden.
8as Duroe idlaRtDes abospisIsn.
Sin neuer gsiDeis, oab Ssudler uno
Gnglduber oasielbe bsoeuten.
GnsluHb f6eiut bod ettpqs
Rsfpett Dor Sntsl Sam su baben,
beHn es bat fein 5utiinftigss 9erbalten
gegen unieren neutralen 6anbel pez
fentlid sednbert. 9iusbriidfi6 nirs
sugeitanben, odb beoinsunssipeife
&pntre6anbe, fpenn na9 neutraIen
Qdnbern uno an cine beitimmte 1irmd
abreffiri. nidt beldiiist tperbsn tDirb.
gaumtpoIle miro als Riattontrsbanbe
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-04-07
Do You Want Your House to Burn?
FIRE-PROOF PAINT

EASILY OBTAINED be had in Home Town
We will ship you sample Of this paint, either in the
white the light color, (which closely resembles vamish
You tiff it fails to do what claim for it. you
have lost nothing; you Fneproof your Easements and
out buildings, the interior Of your home anything you
wish to preserve reslsts moisture
We have concentrated the blaze from blow torch
ION wood that given coa for eleven minutes and
in no instance has flame resulted this powerful heat
Remember sell you the formula very cheap. The
of the material which you get in your home
and mix it yourself is less than one-half the cost of
ordinary paint
J. w. DURNELL enc,n M E; Fourth Street OHIO
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-04-07
EDITORIAL
REMEMBER THE ADVERTISER.

r VERY and every magazine section depends solely
r the advertiser existence Remember this We
giving the best magazine section that published
and contains reading that is of value The
future of this section lies to hands
much advertise
that
only of hghass We have refused anything
else Cooperation the essentials for the
business enterprise We ask for cooperation 1t
be possible that purchase,
special article advertised but need time and
valuable information by writing
If
que he states The people that publication reach
of value advertising standpoint They do
make inquiries much less purchases We constantly
letters only the
associated with but from their subscribers While
than glad receive these letters it of
have advertiser satisfied have him 81
receiving inquiries from advertisement magazine
It proving of value propose
advertising"
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-04-07
FOR FUTURE USE.

wv in receipt Of letter from prominent farmer the
NJ central of Kentucky which he that he
w found valuable information in the columns
magazine section than in other farming publication that he
81 saving writes he every copy of this
magazine section and filing them together would
that fellow farmers follow plan" We
than glad communications of this nature and the
this should
of value Our agricultural articles by
absolute authority in their various lines Their knowledge
has been gained by research and experiments and keeping
close touch with progressive agricultural all the world
Articles emanang valuable idly
read and thrown away Keep them where you lay your
hands them and they will of value the future
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-04-07

CONTENTS
Cover Design. Eichner & Bank
Page
Where the Public Eye Looms Large-A Bart Horton 49,.
Sweet Singer of Folk Song-Rebecca Laughin.
Agricultural Department
Honeymoon Hold-up-A. Bart Horton. ..............
Domestic Science Department Observation-Disclosures. 10
Kentucky's Apple King-E. J. Paxton ............ Is
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-06-25
Sunday School Rally,

At the board meeting of the county
officers, held on Friday afternoon
June 10, the following plans for Rally
Day were decided upon:
The date for the annual Rally Day
was changed from the first Wednes
day in August to the last Wednesday
making the date for this year Aug
Is On motion it was decided to have
an adult class conference, to be held
at the close of the lecture on Rally
Day. The work of organized young
mems, young women's and adult
classes being taken up. showing what
can be done and how to dp it.
speaker of statewide reputation to be
secured for this special work Young
mems classes from all parts of the
county are urged to appear in tht
parade on horseback. A series Of
athletic events is to be arranged fol
the entertainment of the young PEG
pie. ... L..
The president was instructed to ap
point a finance committee. A boost
.er committee also was appointed fol
each township, the matter of notify
ing each committee being left to TIT
president. Every school in the eoun
Nv is earnestly urged TO send delega
lions, bringing banners, flags anc
floats.
Let us all work together to make
this the biggest and best rally day
that Mahaska county has yet known
Winifred Lockwood,
Secretary Pro Tenn.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-06-25

]. H. Pringle went to Oskaloosa on
Wednesday morning in his car and
his daughter, Miss Bessie who has
been attending the commencement
exercises there, returned home with
him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garry Hardness and
children returned home Mon. morn,
ing after spending several days in
Oskaloosa attending the Holiness
camp meeting at the University near
Oska1oosa.
Mr. Ed Horn returned home Mon,
day evening after an over Sunday Wis
it with relatives in OskaIoosa.
Misses Grace Miner, Fac McConn,
ell and Maude Martin returned home
Friday evening after spending a week
in Oskaloosa attending normal.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Jones, Miss
Marie Jones, Miss Maggie Moon and
DR.. NJ H. Duffy spent Monday in
Oskaloosa.
Mr.. Damon Schnach spent the first
of the week visiting his sister, Mrs
Meb' Jones and family at Oskaloosa
Miss Lora Way returned home Fri
day evening after spending a week
in Oskaloosa.
Harold Wharton was a visitor in
Oskaloosa Monday.
Mrs. Ed Horn went to Oskaloosa
Wednesday for a visit with relatives
Mr.. Leroy Wharton was an Oska
loosa business visitor Monday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Ellis were pass
engers to <Oskaloosa, Monday. 4
Mis- Helen Johnson, of Oskaloosa
| is here for visit with her aunt, Mrs
John Essling.
Miss Gladly Broughton, of OskaloO
sa, is here for visit at the DIR. f. {
Mcclure home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Trotter returned
home Tuesday morning after visi
in Oskaloosa.
| Miss Bessie Pringle is spending tht
week in Oskaloosa attending tn
graduating exercises OF Penn College
Miss Prinsle is a graduate of tina
College.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-06-25
YEARLINCS WILL RACE
Four Oskaloosa Colts in Special
Event at Sharon Fair.

Arrangements were made in Oska.
loosa this morning, through the eff,
fort of F. f. Novels for the meeting
of four Oskaloosa colts, yearlings, at
the New Sharon fair in September.
Unusual interests is attached locally
as the colts are all owned here, and
all are entries in the three thousand
dollar Des Moines futurity to be de,
cided in 1916.
The owners of the horses have pat
up 500 dollars to be divided seventy
and thirty per cent to the two first
places and the New Sharon Fair as
sociation adds 800 by way of eXpens
es and incidentals for the owners.
The colts are TOb Pennington s
The Market sired by son of AlIer,
ton.
DR.. Bingent sired by Al Bingent
he by Bingent, Doctor +. B. Wilcox
owner.
NJ. H. Davidson's Peter Volo out OF
Peter Watson and a grandson OF Pet
er the Great.
Biugella owned by J. II. Harrison
sired by Bingenwood, a notable sOr
Iof Bingentl
A condition of the contest that at
owners with the exception of Doctor
Wilcox must drive their colts
The youngsters in track work arr
already showing breeding and class
and are doing quarters in as low al
twenty -seven seconds.
Tracey Osborne of New Sharon was
in town this morning and closed tn,
contract with Mr. Novels for the ap
pearance OF the colts at the fair.
Other places have been after thu
feature but New Sharon was selected
by reason OF the nearness to hom'
and on account 9th interest he'll
locally which. it is figured, will be
drawing card for the day on which
| is placed on the program.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-06-25
COMPENSATION ACT
DECLARED VALID
OPINION is RENDERED BY JUDGE
MCPHERSON THIS MORNING.
SPEAKS AT LENGTH ON SUBJECT
Three Young Men Hurt in Motorcycle
Crush. Saw Mill in Marion County
Destroyed by Fire. Judge Fair
aIrs Home Is Burned.

Des Moines, June % The Iowa
workmen's compensation act passed
by the last general assembly to go in
to effect July is good law and valid
in the opinion of Federal Judge Nc
Pherson handed down today in the
case of J. G. Hawkins, Newton Manu-
facturer, VS., John l.. Bleakley, state
auditor and Warren GarSt, industrial
commissioner.
The case argued some time ago by
the attorneys for manufacturers OF
the state who opposed the law, and by
Attorney General Cosson has been
held under advisement for some time.
Judge Mcpherson dismissed the
complaint of Hawkins without preju-
dice and taxed the costs against him.
No formal opinion was rendered by
the Judge who analysed the law at
length informally.
| He speaks of the lives of working
men lost in accidents, the efforts OF
| the law makers to find some means
to give them quick relief, the number
| of damage suits which he estimated
take up 30 per cent of the courts
time; OF the cost to the tax payers
and the large amount of perjury
brought out in such cases. He speaks
of the efforts of foreign countries to
meet this problem and says that in
many states a price has been fixed
for the loss of life and therefore can
see no reason why a price should be
fixed for the loss of an eye, arm OF
LEG
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-06-25
viii Build Her Own Bridges.

Woodbury. county has secured a
valuable sand pit and is going to es
tabIish it's own bridge building plant
there. All culverts and small bridges
are to be made OF concrete hereafter
and instead OF taking any chances
Woodbury. county will build these
bridges in the most permanent man
.ner possible and she can do that
best by dong it herself When she
does that she will know exactly how
Everything is done and what material
is used. and in what proportions. And
then. if anything should go wrong
she will know exactly where to put
the blame.