davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1915-11-30
GEIBEL CONCERT AT COOKMAN.

Adam Geibel. Mus. Doc. the blind
musician and composer. will give q
musical and lecture recital in Cook
man NJ. %. Church, Fourteenth and
DUPONT streets, ON Thursday even
ing.
Evening journal., 1915-11-30

tai to date. 11S766; last year. 1876 ,O95
White potatoes. barrels. 1,751: total
to date, 1895; last year. 1sS9bs.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-03-25

ra6o Springs % a elmer | Salt
2afe Gitp, l1tab, for at ie Jig ont ltr-
Ser Mnfsriel af Sen meobragte @ei-
feferer.
8illetten ir6befatter ogIaa en- Sur
til @oiernes 8D, Sos @ngeles, og til
San Diego, bpor Ser er cit a1toen
11oittlling, noen 1toget Hristilleg.
Set er altiaa Eonfen at blipe Z
Gage Sm Srancisco, % 2ebet
af btsie 7 Dage bor man Mnleontng
til at oberbere to ltore 11orfe 4ot1'
certer, 11emltg: 9en norlfe Spnooe,
firfes ianleoe @or og Hacific=&D-
items norife @ongeres Gtepne.
Sren16eles er 2utber College Concert
8an6 engaeeret til at lptlle peo l1o'
itillitrgen paa SEN Sio, 6a Gbicago
Grfur1ionen opbol6er fig Ser, og oen
76e Stunt bltper Norges itore Gag
meo Nara6er og Sptog 5m1 6ron,
cisco og poa l16itilli1lgen al 6ltn'
hre6er al norife 8ifinger / &oltlt1ne,
Sloa6er, 5angere og norife elmeri-
fanere fra bele 2anoet. Gent ON
>&beloen SEN Zoe Stunt forla6er Gbi,
!, Mo grfuriionen San Jranctsco; oa
er De norife SeItltgbe6er forbt.
@ie1nober tager t1nn en- onoen
Ser,1banerl,te emo Sen, o6 bbilfcn
1non rejite 6io for at ie noget nyt. Sc
1orr life btl reiie bieln ifplge, eller
iom bil tage EFT n1lben 8et eller op,
bol6e Jig lnngere / San Sroncisco,
fan gipre 6et> 6a beres &etltr=Sern-
banebillet er gploig / 80 Gage.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-03-25
3uslerne ryffffer ino pr5emYsl.

ore8 gn9bo Gbr9peesuiadrene 4e9ao me at ct W9trt
bolot paa bonb ubfult fergere @tpoe 9pt
til en- iempemesfe rufi 6remrptning &arpa6rne.
qen mos at err9n 5orbaano poo9o Tor &anoner Nm=
nutrition % 8efefnn9 at Spt9peln n9en Snoflpoee faar
paa @tuationeni fin 9lminoe96eo. Grani Grm9an9 @t
en9e @ Gomo f9r Nreusin bar pnot Jig moo europa
fire Q5an9e Mno, Al bette iof Sang.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-03-25

oelige / getrngtuing al Speratto-
ncrnes l16itrpfni,1g.
Set ,neooeles, at on1tre11t bele @e,
ietntngen paa set fra11ife Stugifib
.8opet", JONI tipIigere paa Dagen
melotes at bore fe1rot tilbunos, gift
nn6er 1neo @fibet, 6a e11 i116re g.
ploiion ipnes at babe ftnoet Steo
iamti6ig n,eo @rploiio,len nf Minen.
v8opet" baboe en- 8eiptning poa 621
Ma,to. Sfibet lanf paa n1tnore ems
tire Min,tter. 1
Sen @faoe, iom set bol6iomme
8onnbaroement bur tilfeiet De tDrft.
1fe Sorter, bar 11na,, e,16t1lt lite &eoe
poa. Set forlD6er, at 9perattonerne
mob Gorterne fortipttes: Mngrebene
bleb Sorterne pan begge @i6er al
&epbe8bugten og paa &epbe5oooen i
oen pore Del al Streoet iantt @oli6
8abr og Gbanaf / Miote,l at Stre'
set.
- 2onbon oe1t 2O6e STARTS. ~Det
er officielt befreftet, at en- rnsiiit
@Faore 11ermer fig oen nor6ltge
Del al 8osporus," be6er bet I ct
Ge1ltertelegranr. ugfaorens Tilip.
nefomit bafte 8eitDrtelie ! &onitan.
tinopeI."
= 2on6on ben 19be Marts. GD.
ife n1t6erpan6sboaoe bnr torpeoeret
to nnore engelfh sfibe. Dnnpere1
g4pnofor Bier crs,eoeret ii6ae I
.ben eneeufe aa1,af og en- al gefet.
ni1,gen sfiges orebt. 9en brittle
Camper. v8lue sSocfet" n1eo @beoe
fra 2iperpool blep torpeoeret uoenfor
8eacbp @eao, men bolot fig troos al.
borlig @fobe flp6enoe. @an6ftabet
tog til 8aa6ene.
u&Dn6for6" bar 2,777 Mettotons>
376 500 lang og bpgget / @ort Clos
gotp 1905. gie6es af Scottiib @bip
Omners Co., @laseoip. ~8lue
SSactet" bar 2,271 Cons, 336 SOB
lang og eie6es al 6. &allet af Cat
diff. @ar bpgget / Cumberland /
1904. 8eacbp @ea6 er ct Gorbierg
116 / @anQlen ca. 20 Wfil eltenfor
Brighton.
- 2onoon Sen 2Ooe Marts. @sr
5lagfibe git gre6ag otter tn6 i
Strebet peo Dar6anellerne, ifblge
99eutertelegram fra 3eneoos. 9ens
ne @ienoptagelie af &en efter De
Sob, iom 6e alltere6e le6 Ebors6ag,
hiofsrte trtet 9}elnltdt, fornemmeltg
poa @run6 af set ube16ige 8eir.
2onoon Sen 206e Morts. gn
2a6ntng Dlie paa set oanife Danp.
ifib u8riisiel" er blebet beilaglagt al
Sc tpife Mutoriteter t Sipinemlnoe,
ifglge Telegram fra &iebenbapn.
@fibet blep frigibet. u@rDsiel" bar
paa Meiie fra Hbtla6eIpbia til Stocf-
boIm n1e6 Ole og blep itaniet Otter.
ieen al en- tDlf &rp6ier og fert til
Stpine1nlt116e.
= @aris SEN 206e Marts. Set
blep ioug officielt f11nogiort, at ga
Wenro er blebet re66et fra 8eiatnin.
gen paa oct frantic Slagffib r8ou.
bet, fon1 bleb ienot ttlbnnbs I Dar.
boneIlerne 6er 18oe Marts. Tnbene
poa oe gprige frantic 5ftbe, iom BEL.
tog / @anpetL ftges at bare rbetp.
6eltge.
Berlin, bta traa6lbs til SaD.
billie, g. s., 2Obe Nearts. &rigsoe.
partementet befrefteoe ibag officielt,
ct BEN tpffe Sbbp Menrel nn er be-
tat nf @nsierne.
9eprf CAMPER itaniet.
SEEM Oorf ben lobe Marts.
aapteir1 0mbal af ben 1orfte Dant.
per .glla", fom taften a1fom fra
Gabo, neI6te, at Damperen ben 136e
Marts mellem gague Ia @ranbe %
Muenttas bleb ftaniet at en- franf
@rbbfer. gfterat Sfibets Hapirer
bar itt,beriggt fit bet gaa btbere.
Sra pffruntet.
Yetrograo, pta 2o,toony ben
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-03-25
Sbfrigen.

Sbfrigen.
&onltantiropel, bta 8er1ir, og
Warconi traaoleie til 2onoon, oet1
196e Weorts. 4rigsoepartemenll<
tet fu,16giorbe officielt ioog, at oct
fronIfe Slagifib v8ol1pet" 1nnoer
8ombar6ement al 9ar6ane1lerforter.
ne blep ifu6t ilenf al 6e tDrfiife &a=
noner.
v8oupet" er ct al Sc el6re fran=
lfe Slagifibe, bDgget / 1896, og bor
flere @ange beret nebnt / franife
og BRITTLE officielle @eretninger for
lit effeftipe 8on1bar6ement al Gar
1a1rellerne. 5laeifibet bar 12,205
Sons me6 en 8eietning al COS
jMa1o, om1 Dbis Sfiebne 8eretnin-
gen intet tiger. v8oubet" bar 397
SOB longt, forte to 12 CONS &ano-
ner, to 1913 Tomners &anoner og
flere mtn6re @atoner. 9en bleb
fer6ig I 1898 og foiteoe ca. $6,000,=
600.
f sSSfplge 6en offictelle 8eretning
blep r8oupet" ien6t ttIbltn6s tn6en=
for Streoet. Sen alliereoe Glaaoe
aabneoe en- bol6iom Slo paa Daroa-
nellerforterne, fpinge6e in6 paa MORT
Solo og ienote @ranater 1neo Mel-
lernrrm al n1t,,bre enc ct Minut.
Gorterne Be- ipareoe sssloe1t meb ltor
0irfning. OfficieIle Mapporter flyer,
at fiere at syiettDe11s 4rigsifihe trnf
iig ITO al. 5lngfiniett / remt ebelagt
Stano, fbr o8oubet" pl1toielig font
re6e og begpnote at ipnfe. Otter 6en-
ne ltlpffe ban1pe6e SEN alliereoe
Gloooe 116e al @pne til Seneoos6en.
- 2ohoon 6en 196e Morts. Gen
norlfe 0ouper uglia", fra Nem
Srleans og @etpport til &rtitiania,
og 6en lbenlfe Camper v@reflan6"
fra Seem Sort til @pteborg, begge
ferer16e orneritonlfe @ieoprooufter,
iom bar peret bolm tilbage / &trf=
tpau iiben Sen lite Weorts paa
@ru11o al Weistanfe me6 &enlpn til
5fibenes @eitemmeliesiteo> er ru on
fomnen til Denbol6spis 5biel6s og
Mi66leboroueb.
u&arlsrnbe"s @fiebne. ~
= &iebenbapn 6e1 186e @orts.
Gn np 8eriton al 6en angtpelige
9oeleggelie at Ben tplte &rp6ier
~@arlsrl1be" offentliggipres iong at
vNattonalti6en6e". 9enne 8eret=
ming iiges at bore fonmen fra @ap=
tetnen tna ct tDif @a1l6elsifib. &ap<
teinen, Ser bab6e b9ret un6eroffieer
be6 2a116itormen @ilbelmsbabet1,
ifal babe erflRret, at v@arlsrube"s s
8eiet11ing nnfom til Gpiflonb meo
ben tpffe 2inies Sfib v9}io Meero"
/ 8egDn6ellen al December, men at
bette 5oftum iaabeIiom bet 6aftu11:,
at en- l1lpffe bar be,16t, blep boIot
Benmeltg, iaa oe brittle &rpoiere
biloe be6blibe meo ftn Sagt paa
v@arlsruDe".
9tolfg December bleb set 1nel6t,
at r&arlsrrbe" bab6e un6gooet ben
brittle 6laa6e og bar anfomn1en iii
en tpf &abn.
Gsfrigem.
- 2o,16on, lobe Marts. De bri,
tiit 9lagffibe usSrreiiitible" og
Ocean" blep iprengt uften al
flpoe116e Miner, n1e6ens De fanmen
meo oet1 eprige Del af De alltereoes
Waabe bolbt paa at angribe Sorter-
ne pnn bet imalefte Steb I Stre6et
peb Daroanellerne Eborsoags. 8e.
ietntngerne pan be to brittle Sfibe
blep onttrent aIIe rebbet, bo be I'M.
Der en- polMont Slb bleb oberfert til
anore Sfibe.
80 n1bre Shbe, fom 6eItog / @am-
pen, ben brittle Slngfrpbfer uSS,1-
fIertble" % bet franIte 9fagffib
v@a1lois" bleb truffet at @rarnter
% rat1tponerd.
SfgIge ben officieHe brittle @e-
refining bar be brittle Sab lite betp-
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-03-25
Gcott on 8i1te= =Smbianerne.

Seott % Hinte=Sn6ianerne. -
@albiugton Sen 226e Marts. &rtgS-
oeparte1nentet fit igaar ct lafot1ilf
Telegram fra @riga6egeneral @ugb
9. @cott / 8luff, l1tab> Der nrelote,
ct Fan bab6e beret beloig 11e6 lin
Misiion og 1rl1 bra9te oe fire oprprlte
sSn6tanere me6 fig til Salt 2afe Gitp
for at obergibe Dem til Maribal See
befer, og at alt bar frebelig ipo,
lige lttab tgien. &rigslninilter Got
rilon ie16te eiebliftelig ct 2ptenIf'
ni1rgstelegram.
8lo6ene berette6e 2gr6ag slften
ON General Scotts 9t1tfon1it til
s.ag9iinff nreo be fire sSnbiai1e,e 9fe See.
Got .og bans Sober 9lo Nolf, SOP.
einge,1 @oiep og ba1rb @bn. De tom
offurat ii Gage efter at General
Scott ubebebtet og f1ln le6laget al
en- Or6otons % to Neabaiotn6ianere
bar braget afite6 til 9illtei,1otanernes
5finlelte6.
General G5cott bar ogloa pe6 tib.
Iigere 2eiltgbe6er bilt fig iom EFT 1lo=
1nerfet Diplomat operfor Sn6ionere,
Merifonere og Silipinoer. Set bar
bom iom fit italriet @erifanernes
@fDbni,tg oper @re,tie1t be6 Maco.
&pplambs 1tbtsbelie al golorabps
2egislatmr. 9etper, Colo, 6e11 166e
Marts. 9. @. @omla16 af Denpel,
ser igaar blep uoite6t al goloraoos
&epreiertantbus efter en- &omttc-
RAPPORT om bans Sorbinoelle meo en-
Experimentation, blep ioag leslaot
fra Gol1ntpfengi1et moo 4al,tion al
$4,000. @an bar arreiteret for
Meneb. 3.
s ct ipecielt 8l,o til 2egtslature11
rolte @npernpr Carlton &epreien-
ta1tbuiet for 6ets l1oitpoelie al @om'
Iano og tilbeo enbper eref,tttp Grn-
be6smanos &ielp meo l1noeridgeliet1
for at op6age, ONT Der pe6 Si6en al
Meneo bar beret birfelig 8eitiffelie,
og iiaafal6 ilegge ban 6en rette
@traf. Suiet &anoling, flyer @u-
per1gre11, ubarsler om be6re Sing"
9lrreteret for Nfur6et pan emma
8eterion. Murora, ST., ben 176e
Marts. Sal @11rfe, 8ro6er of Gla.
renee 8nrfe, Ser 1,Ds blep lesla6t al
Mangel paa 8ebtier til at forbitbe
bam 1ne6 Meor6et paa Mils emma
@eterion, bleb iaften arreiteret, ef>
terat en- &pi116e babbe gienfienot
ban iom 1en, Der bap6e figbt ct Har
ltl6banter Zig Dem, Der bleb flt1roet
pan Mor6ite6et. Sal 8urte bleb 11Ds
lesla6t fra ct Sanatoriltn1. Ger er
| lite reiit nogen 9tltale moo bam og
Ban flyer, at BON fan beptie lin
l1ifploigbeo.
MDrbebe tire % tog Tlnsten. 8il.
lings, Mortt., 186e Menrts. Ma1-
cberen 2eon @ilInlan 1er Goriptb
Fieo og 6rnbte toag fin @one, Spt-
ger1nober og Naboen SSobn Carney,
bborpoa ban flpgteoe tnb Hanot
Maierne forfulgt of Sberiffens Manb.
garo. @iIlman babbe bpret / 6Rng.
feI for outstanding at fin @one.
garnep bab6e bift fig iont ben6es
@en.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-03-25

22oe Wearts. Set n1e6oeles officielt,
at BEN gali5tlfe Geitning Yr5empl
ioag opergab Jig til &usiertre.
8etrogra6 oet 21be Marts. -
&usiernes Snotagelie af Meml efter
ct ibRr6tgt 8aionetangreb og mege11
@on1p @a6erne betragtes fer font
betDontngsful6 poa @runo at ben
moralife @irfning og foroi bet iDnes
at bebile, at TDiferne, naar oe fon-
ce11trerer fig pe6 ct &unft, er npot
til at laoe a1t6re Hunfter be6 tin
@renie 1taa 1belfDttet. Ser bar ttfe
mango Mon6 paa nogen al Sioer11e
!: 9perattonerne beb Weml, og 6e1
itrategt1fe 8etD6ntng at &uslernes
Seier er life flor, 6a 8pe1 er iiole-
ret i ct 111prle1t6t Streg langs @ie~
menflooen, bbor set er l1ntultgt 1t
foretoge Operationer efter en- iterre
Moaleitof.
Mf 1terre 8etp6ntng END Men1ls
sSS11otogelie er @usiernes @irfiombeo
paa Nien1et1s @re66er, bbor Epifer-
ne 2gbet at be fioite to Gage er ble-
bet trengt tilbage oper tppe Mil.
On pigtig @an1p fan6t Steo 2er-
6og ii W1il ien6enfor gepi5miec paa
gsei til Oitrolen1ta. Ser foretog 2p-
fferne ct Nngreb tie &olonner fra
Mp5niecli6en; men oct enote neo
ct 9teoerlag for oe1r1. ~ !
itsrnes n.barbenlent paa Os.
fotpet3 parer n1eget lpngere, eno De
rl1sfiife Mfiliternutoriteter bnb6e
bentet. @ee6oelelier i6ag tpoer paa,
at ser fremoeles er Mrtilleri6nel Der; !;
men set iiees, at 6en tpffe SSlo bo1oer
paa atn1iite i'm @raft.
8e6 ct Qofal6 forle6en fra
gab @arntionen BEN bolo.
ion]te 9lrttllertil6, iom 6en bar gt-
bet ii6en 8eleiringen begpn6te. 20,-
600 @ranater iiges at bore blepet af,
fpret paa "a Eimer. &usierne tror,
at Soribnrerne bar beIluttet bellere
at opbrltge al fin Mmnunition END
u6lette fig for at blipe taget tilfange
al &uSlerte.
st Sorieg iom en- eiterrigf StDr-
fe iiees al. BABE giort paa at trenge
fig giettttem &nrpatberne for at 1t1o,
iette @r5empil itges at bere mis-
Ipffet.
Mngreb fra 2nften.
Yaris 6en 21oe Marts. 3eppeltlt-
9uftifibe flap ti6lig tmorges omfring
ct balbt blttr1re6e Bomber neo paa
8aris og bets Sorft96er; men ben
@fQ6e er ubetpbelig. Spb
eller otte Berloner tom tilifaoe, men
bare en- aIporlig. Sire af 2nftifibe-
ne itarteoe moo Sobe6ita6en, ioet De
fulgte Stsne6nlen, men bare to naa.
eoe lit Maal.
8omber bleb ogiaa fuppet ne6 t
Gon1ptegne, &ibecourt o. Dreslin'
court, men lt6e1 8einltat.
8ariier11e forbol6t Jig roliee I'M.
ser 2uftbombaroerne1rtet. Npsgier-
rigbe6 bos oem bar mere fremtre-
6en6e e,1b Srpgt. &ornitgnalerne
parsleoe 2nftifibenes &omne. Det-
te bar iornti6ig Gegn til, at alle 2ps
ifulbe Tnffes.
aaitelps bleb rettet op MOB Sfg.
erne. 4eroplaner iteg tilpeirs for at
angribe 3eppeltnerne, men oeres Slo
par bentmd af en- tGt 9aage.
Mngrebet fra be tDife 2nfHftbe
fan6t Steo mellem ser. 1.15 og 8
i,11orges.
sbfrigen.
9aris ben 21be Marts. Sen
alliereoe SIanbes 46mtroIer, fom
fo,ufererebe 5reoags onboro pan
oct franfte Jlogffib rsuffren" a1t.
guaen6e Goreeri1tg at Daroaneller.
ne, a11tages at babe enitemrntg Be.
il1lttet irort at foruDe Mngrebet, figes
set I ct Telegram til 4genee Sabas.
2onoon ben 21oe Morts. Ao.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-03-25

Mlasfnbanen. 8ofbington ben
16oe DARTS. Hrniioent g8ilion bar
.beiten1t @,te1 for slInsfo.ss ernbo1,en,
bpis 8pgning ital paabegpnoes til
9aaren, men set bill lite bIibe be-
fie,rotgiort fbr man bar forbdnolet
rneo en- af oe to eriitere,,oe 2inier,
.iont &e9ieringe11 tnnife fo1ltl1ler til
at fi6be.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-09-11
Stock Market

Quotations became more uneve aa,ua
the recovery. some speclal.. "a. lost
higher, while representative s steel
some Of their gains. Betnienei.t s,her
WAS again prominent Tor It's NJ
advance to 335, and later Genera W. W.
tors. by it's rise Of 5 points 10 200, I'M ~
established a new cor Si u
steel which led the list as the moss
active stock in the first hour, fepea'Mu
its high price of yesterday, galn.hs %
at s1H Trading became dull ana ;. .
mixed character towards noon. su.
indnstrials as tobacco Issues, hxpl.
shares and American Wooden uI
onward at variable advances. BONUS
we're Irregular. ,,, and
Contrary to general expectations anu u
.saita +ha weakness Of Americans I'm
= on,on latest complications In the IN.
tarnat;nnal situation failed to exert
much influence at today's oPen.ns
There were initial declines OF q pom, =
more in railways and ~specla!tles, ~.
the movement underwent SPECIFY Iess.t
saI with general r~ecoveries on the n,s.
s;f+ean minutes. Reading advanced q
s,hstantial fraction ove yesterday
close to 151A and Cries were NJ p III
demand with material gains. nnint
hem Steel, which opened oown ssine
a. 3o4 rose Immediately to S2S, Passlns
it1 nreyious best by four points. oh!teo
states Steel also responded 10 ZIG ~
proving tendency. 5000, The
Gains we're replaced by losses IN .ne
Anal hour, Steel falling to IAN. Inc
closing was heavy.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-09-11

DDYViLLE

Dan Bown made a business trip to-
New Sharon Monday. n
j. c.. McCord is spending a few days
with his son at Moravia.
& Bridget Simons went to Wright on
Monday where she will teach this win
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pierce and
daughter Grace, Mrs. J. II. Roberts
n baby and Roy Reams were over
Sunday visitors with Abba friends.
Miss NJ. r.. Symonds OF Sioux City
who will teach domestic science in the
Eddyville school. arrived Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. irwin Terrell and son
Earl Of Wright are spending a few
days at the parental A.. L. Surbuer and.
L. Y. Terrell homes.
F. G. Bickford was an Oskaloosa
business caller Monday.
Quite a large crowd from Eddyville
attended the celebration in. Ottumwa on
Monday.
M. X. Pickerell and family accom-
panied by Mrs. Gertrude Metzger drove
to I.inby Sunday and attended the
Baptist association.
Mrs. Neva Garfield went ID Oska-l
loosa Monday where she will teach
school this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Alcorn OF Oska-
.loosa were over Sunday visitors at the
parental Fred Crosson home.
Vina Saville. took up her duties as
teachers in the Coalfeld school Mon
day.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-09-11
S. DEMANDS Hi
RECALL OF DUMBA
CONTINUED From Page H.

given up their work and had not yet
found other employment. The small
sum of money suggested in this on.
nection, l believe only SIS, 900, would
have been absolutely insufficient to
finance q strike.
Besides, l am quite certain that IL,
on second thought. Dr.. Dumba had
come to the conclusion that his ideas
We're not In accord with the duties
and obligations toward the United
States government imposed by his
position here, he would have with
drawn himself. Therefore, even II
appearances at first should be against
him. / am especially sorry that the
whole matter of sending this letter
has been done in such a rush. am
confident that the imperial and royal
government has not the slightest de.
sire for any complications or dificul.
ties with the United States, for 1t puts
too much value on the cordial and
friendly relations which have always
existed between the two governments
and which have been emphasized OF
late"
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Grain Review

Chicago, Sept. 10.-Unsettled weather
tending to interfere with the free move
ment Of the crop had a bullish effect
today on wheat. Dealers here reported
that virtually no grain had been bought
to arrive on over nights bids to the
country, and that consignment notices
were small. On the other hand, the In
q-iry from millers continued to be OF
a somewhat pressing character. After
opening u to Nc up with September at
95x to CSC, and December at S2A to
90 Nc, the market scored a material
further gain all around.
The close vas strong at TX to An
net advance, with September at 99Ac
and December at 94c.
Predictions of frost in the north
west gave only temporary strength to
corn. Commission houses were prompt
to sell on the bulge in prices. The
opening, which ranged from AQAc
OF to Nc advance. was followed by q
slight general upturn and then "a mod
crate sag
The close was firm y to MONO last
might.
Oats held within narrow limits.
Lightness Of offerings made the mar
ket firm as compared with corn.
Higher prices for hogs lifted provis-
ions. For the most part, however,. trade
was of a scattering character.
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RECORDS BROKEN
IN Title RACES
MARK SET BY THE BABY SPEED
DEMON u SHATTERED BY
D%lsTURBER w,

Chicago, Sept. 10. - Disturber w
broke all records Thursday in winning
the second of the motorboat races for
the national championship and the
Wrigley cup, when the big racer cover
ed the thirty mile course in 33:08 1-5,
or at the rate Of 81 4-1O miles an hour.
The previous record for the distance
was at the rate of sou miles an hour,
George, N. Y, in 1914.
Miss Detroit, which finished second
to Disturber in 34:15 also excelled
Baby Speed Demons record by making
the course at the rate of 52k miles an
hour. Peter Pan vi was third in
46: so As losing four minutes in get
ting started for the race. Barnacle and
Black Demon were starters but did not
finish.
Baby Reliance v, owned by J.. S.
.Blackton of the Atlantic Yacht club Of
New York vas running second to Dis
turber Nv on the first lap of the ace
when she suddenly left for the inside
of the patrol feet. Watchers of the
race wondered what had happened
when the crew was observed signalling
for assistance. AS Baby Reliance near.
ed one of the patrol fleet, Driver Smith
shouted for a line and shut off power
as he ran alongside. 1t was then no.
ticed that Baby Reliance was sinking.
Lines we're quickly cast to her and
made fast to bow and stern just in
time to save the eastern racer from 60
ing down in forty feet of water.
Driver Smith explained that Baby
Reliance had sprung a leak soon after
the ace was well under way and began
to fill rapidly thereafter. After the
boat had been towed to port and an
examination made it was believed that
the racer could be repaired in season
to start In the third of the champion
ship races, which will be run tomor.
row. t1-- -4~
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Charlton, ept. 10. - The reunion OF
the 18th Iowa infantry and the annual
meeting of the Lucas County Veterans
association came to a close yesterday
after a three days session. The pro.
gram throughout was greatly enjoyed
by all. Col. David j.. Palmer OF Wash.
ington, Iowa, national commander, was
present. and CAV a splendid talk. The
next meeting of the 18th Iowa will be.
held at Usage. That organization
elected the following officers for thu
ensuing year: Geo. r. Glass OF LonE.
Beach, Cal, president; Stephen Stiev.
erson OF Clarinda, vice president; Ell.
jah Tillotson, Osceola. chaplain; Mrs.
AIDA Anderson, OF Charitan, secretary
treasurer. The Lucas county Veter.
ans association chose the following OF.
f1cers: D. B. Cowles, president; Ed.
Spencer, Lucas, vice president: r. T.
Anderson, secretary-treasurer.
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Russo ELL.

Miss Grace Miller Of MarshalltoWn
who has been visiting her friend Miss
Emma Everitt has returned home.
Albert Butler and family have
moved their household goods to OF
tumwa. Nj. Butler and family are held
in very high esteem in Russell and the
people of Russell regret very much to
see them. leave,
Verle Jennings went to WOODBURY. on
Friday to visit his brother Fern and
family.
Peter Jones made a business trip to
Ottumwa Saturday.
Miss Mary Slater left Saturday for
in the Billings public schools the com
ing year,
Billings, Mont, where she is to teach
Miss Leila Werts has gone to Bridge
water, Ia, where h will teach the
coming year.
Mrs. Jas. Plots Of MelrOSe is in Rus
sell visiting relatives.
Miss Catherine Tinkham left Satur-
day for Sibley where she will teach In
the Sibley public schools the coming
year.
Leonard Cassitty and family of Min
neapolis are in Russell visiting friends
NJ. C. Johnston returned nome Sat
urday from a business trip to Chicago
Miss Esther Hoyt of Harlan has ar
rived in. Russell to take charge Of the
domestic science department of the
Russell schools.
Chas. Murray and family Of Ames
have returned home after visiting al
the parental P. o. Murray home.
Lyle Brewer Of Ottumwa has beer
visiting his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
Brewer.
Arthur Woodman has gone to Nor.
ris, Mimi, to resume his duties as pro
fessor in the state agricultural college
of Minnesota.
, AL Irwin of Lucas has beer VISITING
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. William Ir,
vim. G
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INTO BIG GRAFT
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few days. When the foreigner arrives
he goes to a bank, represents himself
as O prospective student at the insti-
tuition there, says he has been sent
by his government, and presents let
tiers Of credit from several banks In
Chicago, St. Louis, Kansas City and
other large places. He then draws
enough on these letters to cover the
tuition, board for several weeks and
other expenses. He will then call at
the leading clothing store in the city,
purchase a suit, an overcoat and other
furnishings and perhaps drop into a
prominent jewelry store and buy a
diamond ring, an expensive scarf pin
or other pieces Of jewelry, always CIV
ing a check for a sum considerably
larger that the total of his bill.