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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-01-07

Z Hrs. sarah Kennedy. ono Or ~
lRepub lic6h'p stauncAsst fEandS. who
fesidoA Just acfoaS. the line in Gnth-
RE county, tuynishAe ~ aAothAr
splendid statement OF what . woman
can do on the farm. She has furnish
ed rs with statement Of her buai-
ness ability the past three years, this
being the fourth one, and, the best
one. Some OF our readers asked N
II We were going to print 1t again
this year. Mrn. Kennedy did mot
disappoint M, and here ID the report
she gave while In the city last Sat-
urday:
Butter. poultry and oggs sold from
Jan. / 1914 to Jan. 1. 1915. Butter
$675.40. eggs $242.7O and poultry
1880 making . total Of 30e7.30.
She MIXED ON an average Of ten cows
and che butter, which was churned
by hand, was sold to customers at
soc pound. She had 400 hens to
start with. She disposed OF most Of
her surplus stock and has . little
over 400 hens for 191E.
This certainly II 3 remarkable
showing and IL there are other Wom-
en- who are doing work Of this kind.
we would be pleased to hear from
them. Mrs. Kennedy would a11O like
to hear from them and II others are
doing better than she 10, sho would
be interested In knowing how It u
done.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-01-07
SECOND INSTITUTE
FOR AUDUBON

Thursday, Friday, Saturday ard Snn-
day, january IA, u. ID. IL 1915
Held under the auspices of the
Extension Division Of the State I'm
iyersity of lows, Iowa City, and the
Audubon Commercial Club.
Thursday .Afternocn, $50 p. m.-- Y
Address: Modern Amusoment1,' =
DR.. G. w. WaosAm. Assistant Pro-
fessOr Of Political Economy and
[ Sociology. ,,y p.
Friday Morning O:OO .. No.
Session devoted to Business Men:
\ Store Management" Chas. +.
Krutz. Department OF Business
/ Administration Extension Divi-
| sion. practical Systems of Ac-
counting" r. A. Stevenson, De-
/ Dartment Of Business Administya-
ton, Extension Dtvision.
Friday AfteEnOon q p. me-
'.The Home, the School and the
Child" q. ]. AshbAugh, Director
Of School Surveys, Extension Divi-
sion. "A Demonstration Of Simple
Mental Tests" DR.. h. H. Sylvester,
I Clinical Psychologists.
Friday Evening, Q p. 49,
The City Beautiful" O. =. King
eman, Acting Director, Extension
( Division.
ERAsurtlay AfterAoon . p. m.--
/ "a Community 0Ocial Program 2
I Bessie A. McClenAhan. Bureau Of
Social Welfare.
|GAkurdny Evening 3 p. No.
ssrrhA Ideal Man ~ In n w
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-01-07
ATTEND EVERY SESSION.
BOARD IN SESSION

The Board Of Supervisors Of Aud
ubon County have been in session
since last Saturday when the Board
organized by electing II. r. Clark
chairman. The other members Of
the Board are q. r. johnson and Ben
Black. They have checked over the
county officers and yesterday were
busy hiring the bridge men for this
year. y s ,ss X s3.E
Carl Forsbeck has been retained
~ county engineer. Yesterday the
Board selected the Audubon Republic
can, Audubon County Journal and
the Advocate a. the three Official
papers in which the proceedings Of
the Board will be published. The
Board expected 60 finish the work Of
the January session last night.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-01-07
FIRES BULLET
INTO HIS BRAIN
Prosperous Farmer Of Viola Takes
His Own Life.

gF4... , tt
People in Audubon were horrinod
.aIe New Years day when they learn.
ed that w. B. Martin had taken hia
own life at his home twelve miles
northeast of town. He had been In
= melancholy condition for some days
and while alone In his room upstairs
ne fired q bullet from q small cAlibre
rifle into his brain which caused In
slant death.
Mr.. Martin lived on the Pete Nell
son farm In Viola township and
though renting the place, seemed to
De pr0sDerOu1. The deceAsa Was
often regarded q Q little queer and
the fact that his father Theodore
Martin took his own life about Sey0n
years ago, is taken a. part 0xplAnA-
don for the cause Of the suicide.
County Coroner A. G. Harmon Was
called and upon learning the facts
at an inquest the jury found no &Tou-
BILE whatever In determining the cause
Of the death. This was Mr.. Har-
mons last officiaI act q his term Of
once expired that day. He conduct
ed his first Inquest when the elder
Martin hung himself some seven
Jears ago.
VIM. Martin was born in Melville
township Sept. II. 1854 and paa1o1
out of this life Jan. !. 1915. He vas
mnrried to Miss Mary HOllenh10k
Nay IL, 1902. M1. Martin N1a .
good, honest. hard vorking man S51
40 one could ash for . bett0A n111Ge
por, sacrificing his own time to aasist
la neighbor In time Of nesd. During
the last year Of his life he Was sub
seet to melancholy spells, for the ~
coyery Of which he sought medical
aid, but medicine seemed to ian. Il
was in On e these timoD Tat ~
came to IN - end.
He leavuDAuk1 mourn thGnEloaa. hi
sorrow stris ~ 60 81 MeG1io1
Two daughters md Ne AnR
eral services were held ct the homS
January 6th conducted By Rev. @. D.
Wendell, Of Story City. and intoFunnk
made In Maple Grove cometery.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-01-07

aSnnpnis a "a CO A1V llan''
- ~ Prp1o Mssa 0ooA ~
Sn2n r. CIIn,I,7rir

q * II. Il a-ff
John =. Cl1Apl 1ge, ~ voll known
i'm sonatoR. = = pts1t ~ 0eaAd
Army Nan. hofo aoon: "a Grand
Army Mar" y = 1Da4hling comedy
drane With . ei1tinn11ND American
Atmosphere. + = eono1tnlteA aloMG
modern lines anA doaln with ~ rob
lezle % the home. Hofo - 1omG
quaint sayingD Of "A 0fNMa Army
II God Aimishty don't mako 1
charitable man faint no une 1de eng
one olso 70 take the couraet."
~ woman may not - - fnI -
p man, h9t what che dos - sho go
Lots 81 peopa6 ia tAis world havs
money that hAVn't anythlng eliza"
'00 slow = = good horns.
Where there's : biz winner thofO'1
II BIZ looor..''
''VEs spsnd ouf lives hringipg up
orr catldrsn ard then tAsy leave u
Il Wouldn't 81 no giri ae'in her
father. but I tAink che ahonld have
. Mttle to ~ about her futnre her
"when ! boy eosS away NON
lope its hard u ~ whsa Is vim
ODUo hack"
s'Hpme = the Dlosa whore yun are
[rAiolnG oomothlng tor your eountry.' 2
IA yong want 1Om0thipg % cry
eepNt ge ont ana tTy 70 talls uaonel
no IL huet5r.. II 4 s. !. !.
|1eHl 6en1 thin \ s. tOSc u aSIli
~ 6Spp6E hHO met ~. < L {.
nnlnSd." e. l.
women are like eraaoAopporS,
yOp mover cap ten which way they
are loiug - 1nnp."
s'The W0s1d n eull az poOplo via
are doiQG than their father
wouldn't have d6nS."
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-01-07
OLD FASHIONED BAskEr SUPPER

The members OF the Modern Wood
men OF America have DkAnned 20 bold
AN old fashioned basket supper ct
their hall on the evening Of Tuesday
january 18th. AT this time the Of
ficers for the ensuing year are to be
installed and the installation service
will be open TO the members Of the
order and their family and friends.
In years past these supDefs have
proved very popular and entertaining
and It IL expected that the supper on
next TUESDAY night wlli We 40 pisAs-
ant an affair - any of the previous
ones. supper win commence u 1880
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-01-07
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

II u hoped that every member Of
the Church will eAdsAvor 70 b pres
'ont ct the Sacrament Of the Lords
Supper on next sabbath NoFning.
= public reception Of dew mem
beEu Will be held ct the same hour.
Any one desiring TO meet the Session
and u rocoivod into the fsll0vship
OF the church may do % q the Par
sonage Gt 1880 .. m.
Htblo School ct 10 Q. n. . Endea-
|nominAtionAl Boards and Our Rela-
|ti0n TO them, |" leader Mr.. OFeonlee.
Evening Wofship Ct 1850.
A cordial invitation b extended
TO all % SW6rSlip with 10 ct oil the
aDpointMonta. Devotional and Fell
|lQW1hiD service on wednesday ct L.
70. ColopOians 1:o.
Thcs. B. Oreenlee. Pastor.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-01-07
MEETINGS ARE IN PRoGRRss

The revival meetings ore In BRO
EIens 1t the u. y. churCk The 1r1t
Bip - - aoEln A0tg - HRS that
~ ~ oAte9A 0fcr pDtk4 thItp
EWoolE1. WAas Sunday evnning Rh1A the
Ipq6toE, Rev. JaelEDon Oiddeua. pFoaeh-
- 70 Q large congregation. He II
ably assisted BY the members OF the
church and . large chorus Of singeFs.
Rev. GiddenS has Q strong person
Atty and knows how TO preach the
Gospel to lost sinners. The few
months he has been In Audubon has
already brought evidence Of splendid
results and It n confidently expect
ed that the revival this winter will
be Of much good to the community In
general, and Of special interest to
the church. The pastor Is deserving
Of the hearty support Of every mem
Der Of his congregation, for without
their help the meeting caAnOt be .
success.
Rev. '0iddens has preached some
splendid sermons and many of our
people are eager TO hear him. All
trust that his efforts will 10 crowned
with an abundance Of success.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-01-07
WAS KINDLY RnllaGnnR1D

The once holders q the court
house planned . vory ploasAnk nur-
prise on Otto WittAanor, the rotir-
Ing. county au0itOr, lA1t ThurDdAy.
They vent toAhis once 20 empress their
regret ct bin leaving the court house
and before they loft tAoy prooented
him gold WAkch chain that ho might
In future years look baek 70 tAo years
Of pleasant association amoa0 the
meh commonly known @ 'seourt
house rata" NH. WitthAnoe ~ Oo0
very courteous to an Of tho en-
ployoes oonnoeto1 - 0AywNy with
administrotion % the eoenay'A Anni-
no1J~and those who 11ow hin bert
know what . Kind hearted thAlvidhAl
he h. My1gEQne aQnDeotnA vllh the
iIttlo surprise party Will loa9 RomNM-
Der the oeeAalDM 1ittA Sple16ufe, i
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-01-07
.oRlTUAaX % tt. . q W. E1l1s

OBITUARY OF MIRA. G. ". ELLIS
Jane Marshall Was bora Nov. s.
1912 At Bushno. Ill. ana died on the
lSth anniver1ary az hoR marriaeo
Sunday evening Jan. ;. 1916. At S:l6
O'Clock aged e years. : months. l
day. She moved with her parents to
Iowa In early childhood and was
united In marriage to Q. w. Ellis,
Jan. 8, 1857 1t gigoufnNy to which
union were born Bix children. Nora
x. Ross, Logan, N p, 1lnore B..
walnut. H.. Ida !. Foster Sioux City,
WIN o.. l1nraka, M01At,. Delpha H..
lAn6 MeI the lest two named dy-
tI49 M HegidoO Aor husband
ENIa Z ntDE ers ahe u survived By 16
| grand cklldren and one great grand
child. ana Z host ot friends OF her
earlier and later yeArS.
The deceased has been an Invalid
for the past 6 years and Tar I'VE be-
tore her death had hAon almost help
Iloss, yet abe bore her Addiction with
patient resignation aAd christian
spirit. 9s
she becAuo : ehristiAa in leoA
during 3 revival meeting held here
by EvangItnt Chaa. LoekA4rt and was
one OF the Charter Nn1nheFS OF tine
Christian church Ok thia city. The
Ellis family was On1t Of the nrst Of
the fAmiHos now living, here to come
to what u now Auduho9 and she
saw the t3Wn laid out Anh grow to
IT. present proportions. AlFing NOR
cd TO this yNieinity N leNS. Mfs.
Ellis WIS gO0A w0mAn. The large
fnnarnk ntfendAncA and TIA nrufuae
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-01-07

On New Years day marriage u
cense was issued ct Omaha to Ralph
Garrett, Of this place and Mary Ball
Zarnes, Of Extra. The couple PLAN
ned the trip before and thus managed
20 give their friends the clip. They
returned homo the day following the
wedding and both have heon receive
Ing the c0ngT1tnlAtions Of their
frienda. The contracting parties
have many friends here and .at Extra
who will Join a. I'm wishing them .
happy ana p5o.percns married We.
CITY to learn the autom0btIo business
and II may BE- tha1.ho VIII take HI
bride with him. Next apriAg he hnD11
TO enter business for him1olG - =
Q farmer and bat recently dlnDonod
Of his belongings 10 enter otAer bus
mess.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-01-07
PASTORS WWR IN EHm HOnPl1AL

Rev. G. =. Smith. pastor o4 tho
Evangelical church IN this elty WFltaa
|us from Dee Moin0o thA& Mn. 0n1kh
submitted to surgical oporAtio1 81
the Iowa Lutheran hospital IN thak
city last Monday morning, IL vo4k
being done byRyan Bros. o1 Doa llnl-
nes and Dr. HGiEof 0hic1ao: ~
patient went throNyn the 0fde6l n
splendid shape. Though the shock
was hard ON her. aho recovered veFy
tnicoly and from last reDorta condi-
tionS we're oxtromely favorable. Their
friends here ana elsewhere. VIII hope
that Nm. smith win speedily recover
and that no untoEoDeen ooMDlioAtions
WI arise 70 cause her 0otoutlOn q
he Ao ltAl aay longle than abaolute-
~ uoooAxy.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-01-07
MARRIED NEW YRAR,s DAx

At the hOmA NJ the hFl6Npn n0RnDf0
Mr. and Nra Clayk Grny. A. N0lvillo
Etownahin. lar. m. i4IK Al i1:O0
n'clock noon. nocnrrod ia marrinr..
N fheir SlSeIt. dnuSHfer. orr T'fIsn1
Ia ~ i.svrCSeS HSTca.of ZniuHes
N The nrea~.oo AZ ai-,fS fnV,toG, 49,
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oraA ntin nn6er 6rurn6 ahsSFnn- ~
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ere and ~ ana I ~ r.,rS1S1r 4. ~
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MARI ~ fha nart v"~r 50 Srcntss ~
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sacnred har ~ tooeSa1sa e1SSI S,'o
anS ir the f.II ~ I00a - hc$
6rrt term ~ school n TIA R61ar ~
distr,ct a AuAmhon tovnahin 3, 4
Fnr tha nast vaar ~ ~ 49,
tAachinr ana ntnAvinr nommr,e~leI
wnrE ana OctoICr "a ia11 cmfrroT
ISrrnln Rnsir~C-. ColInrn for - rm,-
noss AZ eradnatinr SnS frnm vkich
niacs sha secnrad Hsr nra.anf rc~sttr~
snd Il nr~rar~6 ~ xSha dic4~efcm
witL neatns.~ SrA Si.natch 4
Mr.. Hnyea 4 tha ei6est am az NJ
and Mrr a w Esvs~ ~ Cncn nan.
Ia ana a. Z cienn vnnns msn II co,A
moan and chr;sfisn cSsran4sr ~
q : Tarmer ~ cccnns4inn' Int m
nast vaar h. haen "rcnt n No $500
er,e srrara, Al Im6xhnr vhar~ - ~
mahs many friemSS Hn n sI~cT 8
iow~Iar ~ shi1itw n
~, and ~. Hay.n r.c.iv.A ahnnt
sorfv Sc tha vonne nsonl" n ~
co,rmnnitv ~, fha evsmir~ ~ tNn1r
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cnvereS tha hriTa ana rronm mi
Ma thomseiv~a - 4 svo,S Z
ronrh hnnra and M companv -.
norSHd f~1Iine mnch nS~@rs,;cA ~
Siranro,nta1 = :. 8 .''' -
A.rno6 char,v.r, -. r..a.,,SN -
nine o'clock and Al Vent sWnv sotii.
fiad after the trasta h"d hS"r - 49,
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-01-07

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= n Cllli n An11uul.

Il 0rY C1Ioli ~ Am1uAcn.
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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-01-07
COMING OF
THE NEW YEAR


= y :
New Years eve found congenial
party Of club women and friends q
ltte Hall "a H1e. the old year out
md HAosneN-syear In. Mr. George
lWNlghtpn arranged tn HroRE1M
.N1H3nh -f0futuknd ontoEt 6n81nt. SEhil
|o0nt261S ES1nAMy v6el and Dia1o
numbers interpreted with selected
readings by Audubon young people.
After the formal program was cOm-
pleted IN iriprOmptu program Of old
fashioned songs, reCitAtions and
games filled the time until refresh
|monto were served.
Mn. Jas. Goodwill and Hrs. Jas.
Blake were chAiH1nen Of the COM
mittoe Of club wOl4en who were Civ
Ing the party and they were indeed
most generous providers Of good
things to eat.
After the supper was cleared away
the great house full Of guests were
ready tor more amusement and this
was provided when Mrs. Chas. wilde
good naturedly volunteered ct the
piano and furnished accompaniment
TO old time games which nearly
everyone took part with evident
enjoymeu<.
Twelve O'Clock cams in the, midst
OF the fun and before anyone was
ready to 90 home and 3 teaqnctant
goodbye to the old year a ASfed IN
1915.
The next social affair Tor the club
women and tFf6ndG will be given prob
ably tho Inst week IN January with
fdra. FFSd ButhWeg and lGfs. Nd.
Bate ~ chAlFmen. RNm0rS are
AAOat that this next party 10 to be Z
unique tortajnment and jndgin1
- 1ls ls9 6llitx 0k a i.
~ q .l'Ve
81 \ s hine ysgy
8 ~ lsss.Sx y the wcmsa's
lGlab WIN be held MGanoaday AFTER
|nDons Ian. 1eth, h1gihn1ng at 1:1N.
cards win be sent out % usual. Thls
= the day for the annual elsctiom 81
|oiacess and : veFy tall attendance b
desired. Every member should BE-
|prooont. y
Rc1ides the elseGion the regular
program giyGn Ia tie year book will
be given with NTs. lam BaEgor q
leader. A Lesson on otAN1 govern
ment will ~ given ana the subject
what u tie state Doing 70 Protect
the Health Of the People VIII Be dis-
|cuosed BY Z special apoAkor.
DR.. Summer OF the state Board OF
Health VIII probably give HIS notod
lecture which created % much favor
able comment Of the 0oteor Raoo
Convention q Battle Greek last year
some date In the last Week of Janu-
AIRY No one can Afford 70 mia Ghln
lecture 20 watch for the exact date
whlch Will be given IN the papaf1
6oOh.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-01-07
PMO1O 0ALllERY BURNRD

Triaadb IN this city have recently
laarpe6 that w, @. Olson. formerly
q Nh0Is h6Io. but no moved
70 ~ 6uTR. lava, carly IN the
lnlls 56nd hoon 20 unfortuMato . to
loGo ~ oDlondid studio ~ AFo dur
ing M holidays. No .partleularS were
receive OntSide 81 the m1re tAct
thAt ~ he'd lost his studio. The
G1Gado o. Mr.. Olson win regret 70
N1e ~ NJ lono and all 1opo that he
M cn6S1h inSurnace tosprotnet him
>. 4 leo thAt he; nien q Aa 7. =
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-01-07
MAKING a SPECIAL OETER

We want to call the attention Of
our readers to the advertisement Of
the L. Gr0teluschsn CO., In this issue
OF the Republican. They are max
ing special offer to their customers
Tor . short time and we believe they
will 1nd It worth taking advantage
Iof. This nfm 10 one OF the strongest
IN the county and are In Q pooition 20
give their customers unexcAlled SER
vice. This Arm y one Of the lead
ing onea Ut Gray. '
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-01-07

Mr.. ana Mn. Frank Dormnn aee
the proud and happy parents Of =
houncine holy Boy. weighing nine
pounds. wAich arrived ct tAsiF homo
In Audubon today. Frank - happy
e can -. altAouah unable - ~ %
TIE ~ to1Gv.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-01-07
lAm OpFTCts'hs IDJi,

The o0icsrs Of the Audubon Coun-
~ Agricultural Society met ct the
Council Chamber yesterday afternoon
ana appointed number OF commit
tees for TIM year. The salary Of the
seerotary was raised to SEQ year
and from this amount he 10 to hire
bis own help.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-01-07
fIRRAlWRY NOTlOE

\ Notice n hethhy given that on Jan
the 0Geofs q the blue Grass Valley
CroAu6AE& WIN bo held for the pur.
pose Of AlE1nG huttoFmaker and
cream hAularn.
/. Blne Grass Creamsry Company.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-01-07
CONFRRRIllO WITH oREICIAls

Mrs. f. s. watts went 70 ColfAx
the fore part Of the weak to consult
with MrB. m. 6horbon about the aD-
Dr0priAtioA that y to 10 asked frOW
the Legislature aOon 20 - In session.
More mOu1y n needed to properly
equip the Ma0ni0oent Womans build-
Ing that Was erected on the state fair
grounds lAot yoAg. Mrs. Watts and
Mrs. aherb0n willeanDoAr before the
state fair o0lnlAlo ct Doa Noine1 and
lay their plans hob0fe that body.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-01-07

/ OAt1 1D0CAxAUN
The school law proyiAos that Ill
Ichil4ron botWoen the A0ea Of seven
20 sixteen years, inclusive, shall, IL
n proper physical and mental con-
d1tion, attend some school for q
least tWenty-lour consecutive weeks
lin each yoaF, eommonN1nG, With the
IGrIt week Of aeAool after the Ar1t
] day Of 0optomhie nnleDo the school
board ahall extend the timA sof ~
ginning. which thev may % until not
later than the nfst Monday n D.
IeemHoR.
This does mot Apply 70 pupils who
liye mare than two miles from
| school.
All other Dupils within the giveu
ages who have not bopn given 3 lcmg.
eR time BY the board. should bo.i1
Ineho0l, provided they are physically
tabls and residA within two miles *
ltNasnoII q. n 4. A. gg,, ~ J
~ a. ~
'tkAGt o11loa1 y 80 u r'S1's1< -
ISlnlu1 ~ th1o % tn ooesoeasYs r.
Eth4 6oAeol sboayd.s Who ahall notilS
IxAo pro1tAOat 9EhO boarA, Who1o
/ duty 4 y % soc for and recover fh0
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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-01-07
NCRNsw 10 WED

Marriage licenses have been grant
led ~ County Clerk Rice to the fol-
lowing parties since our last issue:
|AAN&1noo o. Hayes 81 sHthel Gray
/ 81 49,. KA01I 81 Dono1D y. AnAer-
Sen ~. John w. Davis -. Bertha
Tucker -.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-01-07
CONDUCrOR Is INJURED

I Jack Lemon, the Rock Island CON-
duetor on the Audubon branch,
while working in thd south end Of the
yards yesterday had the mi1fortunA
70 wrench hia ankle. au1ing him 70
take . lAyoef fef . ~ days.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-01-07
ulaAxR on u1FAlF CII;D

M ana Mn. J. ~. Jensen. WAo -.
Side n west Audubon hayo had tho
mi1tnytuh0 70 lose thtlE lNtANt MIA.
tie oAlM was born l4et voeE an1
ltvo1 seven days. 1A0tr alolAo
49, ~ - r s! J. y : 80 =.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-01-07

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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-27
TE.RRORS Of SERBIAN
FLIGHT TOLD HERE
Letter From Officer Relates Suf-
fering of Women and
Children

Washington, D. c., May 27.-A ter
rible picture of the fight of the peo-
pie of Serbia before the Austrian army
is drawn in a letter just received by
Miss Helen LoZanitch, of the Serbian
Agricultural Relief Committee of
America, from her brother. Lieutenant
Milovoi Lozanitch, of the Serbian
army.
THE Serbians had seen so much
from the first Austrian invasion, that
when the second came the whole
population fed in front of the enemy"
he writes. "I have seen a mother
carrying two babies in her arms, with
out shoes on her feet, which were cut
and bleeding from the stones; yet she
could not stop as she knew that would
mean death for her and her chill
dren. 1t was as though the people
were fleeing before an inuldation.
81 am not exaggerating When tell
you that mother in a wagon had not
time to stop and pick up her child
when 1t fell out. All realized that IL
they stopped they would be taken.
The food gave out on the way and 7
saw a mother give her baby away to
people who had food. I met many
lost children"