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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-07-19

IN THE EAST
IMMENSE FORCES OF GERMANS
ATTACK RUSSIAN LINE
FROM END TO END
ASSOCIATED Press)

London, July 19.-Attention is now
centered on the gigantic operations in
the east. Fighting is in full swing
on nearly every section of the Rus
sian line from the Baltic to the
Dneister. General Won Buelow is
pushing the German advance towards
Riga, at the northern end. Move
ments of cavalry are on a scale ex-
ceeding anything heretofore during
the war.
On Gen. Won Buelow's right Gen.
Won Echorn is being held up by the
fortress of Ossowetz. To the right
of him Gen. Won Gallwitz is pressing
an attack on Narew. There is COM
parative quiet on the Rawka and
Bzura lines, also southwest of War
saw. The southeast movement against
Lublin is in full swing.
The Russians must fight a defen-
sive battle for Warsaw or abandon
all Poland. 1t is believed here the
latter move is likely.
WILL LIGHTEN PRESSURE IN
THE WEST
1t is believed the Germans have lit
tie reserve to devote to the west
This offers the Entente Allies a
chance to enhance their munitions
supply or attempt to recapture Lille.
Another view is the best aid to give
the Russians is to open the Darda-
nelles. The Allies may combine both
attempts.
ITALIANS ADVANCE
Italy reports some progress in the
mountains east of Trentino.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-07-19

Norris .f&fnous candies never failed
to satisfy. To be had only at the
Court Pharmacy. ct.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-07-19

A full line Of loose leaf ledgers,
note books and memorandums al
ways on hand at Gerig's. If
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-07-19
THE ATTACK ON FRANK

Frank was attacked in the state
prison Saturday night by a fellow
prisoner. His head was cut half off
with a prison-made butcher knife that
convicts had used during the day in
killing hogs.
The attack was made from behind,
the left jugular vein being several.
The spinal cord was not touched and
neither was the windpipe. The
wound, however, is a deep, ugly one,
and Frank had suffered the loss of a
great amount of blood before doctors
reached his side.
William Green, who is doing a life
term from Columbus, Ca, on a charge
of murder, is accused by the prison
authorities of cutting Franks throat.
Green has been put in a dungeon.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-07-19

For plumbing and electrical work
see II. w. Tucker. Phone 300 #
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-07-19

Another fresh shipment Of Trsola
sweets just in at Gerig's. If.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-07-19
Big Loads on the Freight Boat

The G. A. Carmichael, Captain
Fred Priest, with freight direct from
Jacksonville to Ocala, via Silver
Springs, passed this, the signal sta
ton, today at IL o'clock a. m. She
will arrive off Silver Gate at 1890
and the Carmichael terminals a mo-
ment later, and then Immediately
first mate, Carl Mason, unloads cargo
of mixed freight for Ocalans, which
stuff is consigned to these folks at
fifty per cent. less than the common
carrier rate. At the present only
two cargoes-four and five carloads
are landed each week. Later this old
stream will be an awful loss to the
common carrier. A. A. G..
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-07-19
OCKLAWAHA RIVER ITEMS
Live Time i'm Prospect July "a When
the Josephine is Launched

Conner, July 17.-The Dixie, Cap
tain Harrison, and the Steel, Ivy
Long, left this afternoon for Los
Kiss. The vessels, manned by Cap
tain Harrison, and these river boys,
Eric Mills, Jack Wellhoner, and Ivy
Long, passed this station bound down
stream at eight o'clock. They will
stop at the Durisoe station of Los
kiss and pick up a cross tie barge and
tow it up stream to the ball room
here.
On Saturday, July oath, the day set
for the great marine picnic and boat
launching (when the Josephine is to
be christened and launched), the hur-
rican deck of this big barge will be in
commission as a ball room on which
the Virginia reel, waltzes and other
terpsichorean exercises will be dane
ed. A string band will furnish the
music. The barge will be rope banis-
tered to avoid the chances of Ocala
ladies getting their eyes wet.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-07-19

You have mosquitoes? We have the
chaser. Court Pharmacy. Ct
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-19
FAREWELL DANCE GIVEN
FOR FRANCIS M'TIGHE

Francis NrTighe Was rendered 4
farewell social and dance at his nptrr
in Young street MouIa> evening pr!nr
10 his departure lOr th, rAhl" station
1T Midway island TN" GUESTS were Mr.
and Mrs. 3 a. Balretrr. Mr. and Mrs.
g. -. Evans, MIR and Mrs l.. Il. Webb.
Mr. and Mrs Fred StIhI. Mr.. and Mrs
5. W. IIaincs. Mr. and Mrs. lrlI. Mr.,
and Mrs |. Srharl II. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dye Mrs. and Miss EicnnrY. Miss Will
hclmina Straurh, Miss Trpntncr Miss
Marion Kennedy. Mss Violet Smith.
Miss y. McTighr and Messrs Charles
Sleeper, A. Walker, T. pe"sC. L. r..
Myers, &. 4. Rickaru, iioss Dwyrr and
II. Pfeitfer
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-19
By C. S. ALBERT.

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guns
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resent th, ,rna,u rf tnn man u -,
have reno ont of fine srr,i,r Lurinu
the Last few \rars
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that the urrsput navy is at Inast II uon
men short. that the NtIarti, reserve
fleet which * nov. ont nf commission
could NOT be uscd in tho case Of war
and th.t tbn navy is in q nrcr,riol,.
condition because Of this shortacp
The reserve is expected to meet this
situation without mourning the eX-
penSes that would be added to the ma
tons budget if 10000 additional sail
ors were added to the service.
Each sailor in the service costs
Uncle Sam approximately $50" year
so that $4,000 new men would cost
$1",oo0,O0o.
I The reserve system will be operat-
ed at a nominal cost and officers in
sist that the experienced men will be
of more value to the navy in time of
actual war than so many younger
men.
Plan is Explained.
/ The following extracts from a letter
Just sent out bv Admiral Victor Blue
explain in detail the new plan:
/ There will be organizations of the
reserve in every community where
there are two or more members. They
will be required to report at desig-
mated place in their own community
once each quarter for muster and in
spectiCn and to sign pay roll. Fail
ure to so report will cause forfeiture
of pay.
/ "CalIipg them into active service
on hoard shin for drills and EXERCISES
: is ODtional with the department, When
so called they will receive travel and
Subsistence and ful1 nav of their rat
ings
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-19

ihutNeh correspondence ihe tfic sltue
iian net Negn Asisf and humility ~
eess "a iha howe ~ hsF father and
fneft tells tho rtheg ron ihat 30 "a aat
ths real assn 20 cemmafin Nat ths sea
~ his fathers mistress Tho widow
i.tntuss b. known "a have imrnfisnt
raNffs sna dtta trsfiNf pN the entire
transaction and because ~ ihess. has
hseu sapHefisd By NNmniaflH So luxury
o. mani feefs
iarseils foilnNinE the ftposs ny ihe
eunitusfih legitimate ai,a a. snnnn
Asstp s,ammAf,u she NiduW i.efuifr
b foind uiurvlefra iisf hnns u fnora
rarsa.hSa aud nothing ~ value iAhsa
skcefl tnfre i,assIe ThcA commences
ssarph So iAe criminal iigfafF ,hc
riais cnts slS Important pprsHna sfr
s4ale,ird ~ ihr n.nnist and ths situas
iinns that hflea afp aarluaiinF ard
ihfiiiiuH % sha hiehefi asafrr The
question ~ 80 ihd identify ~ ,he tun
Yauna msa IL shuttle evoked in nafh a
VS. 40 tn mshs u impossible ~ know
WHO'S WIN Until tae finish " ths
strfs
iareeinf William u iiesis. Win nasf
iur enAdsffid ptstufv was ahir 81 pai
.ntu i, 81 " ne ehafm anh thfiile thai
ais patirafes 10 ua;oitap ip sha sieff
Ga fuine ~ ihs acrnss msee ihnn iaa
pcrsnas Ncrr Used The pAY tHr sieft
vsrhp itself ngi and fhe fipal fiimaass
foim onr ~ ihr ehief fsaiufes y the
STRENGTH aha iitiausta VI thif uHaauai
siurf.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-19
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the Far.iis stan"
30 more ftwnrs snd thflnipa sinY
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stain which comics ~ iht AmnHn ie4
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funrr ana prHautri d, NlliIam roa
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he ever wrote
rhs wiips lsfouFs. . alr4nRs efm
fr ~ho Nses ssesrAi wears "a q small
etmmuniif ems mofrinF ~ fauad mus
asfed in hef hnus The local police
find The tiiuhiion 'ee hlF fnf ihtm g.
cope Win rhrrHuunn RS amateur a..
foeiltr an uid man ~ eesiih named
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over found NJ hns detective sioff ms
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snftsFe az no hpnle - pau~ffni atan
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appears inai NAM ysHfs hsfnfe ihis tbs
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fhlif 81 Narn - $50 eNrnan hn naHisa
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dff tfsion Thiny sears iattf ~
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fsai e..r ~ valerie st1 Hat ~ rfnff
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-19

especially eutaYsN Ni iAnaiitAats ~
shst inteultanis " onarls stst Al \
Representatives tApe . mniefn Antlss
sSn town
The eek lifr fttniNna ap4nni aftelnna
~ the ,ltruif reNsf FHrh a08luf ~
tashlansd tenches as ;he fewlif suftrf
elth thr ffinaci i0r aNd lstrA4tnnpd
~ a summer Nhsntauit,A seaaqu and
youths ana naids in ruhfpf tifc1 baa.
firu "a thip Qpct rocn CaH actrr 81
fersoi
i4fe lH such tean pfNtfdta ihe
charm 40 fha sieleasy ~ the Law.
in whish ,leufre fnwNsis tho gslfbfai
~ American artof d hrieH STARRED ~
the flfst tins va motion r'fturs nlil
- shown at the Amnsp th,slsp rhura.
aaY.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-19

i-ts' and requested II wr,,,.. a.
, ...,,. l'ir he suspended and IN, ~.
os' l' D. Ias-sd finally en- ~ A. ~
y ~ 'n'fodnsiion. and that 4 taks ~
wv aNa he ~ iall fore fram ara a.,
~ lossere' = Is - ordered SUIT
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Der. A y 1914 - "''sin-
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torpns Christi ' '''Fsoi
sal Attest s. 3 AnillcAN
,'y Sccrc'ary Of the tity u CereS.
APPROVED iAssml.er i7th. A d IN.
~ SNhLh SAVAGE City Attorn.e
advertisements
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-19
5shn nareysners Places lfimtsif On sse'
Ssrrsnd's FeeuNa

q ~ mahlY improbable that wnb tbs'
f.rps.i rfrfY ariuf has ~ his VNn
aiandina "a ihs ptafpnasa ear star
tisnuld 4frf wlsh 10 vas ln enuihsr's
shnsa Ytl thse uHnnpsl fort occurred
frtrniis ~ she siudins ~ he famnss
i1ANsft ffim Ca where Jrhn Ham
ino6g and Sam Bernard wtie Rpprafina
simultaneously hslnrs ms rensfa s'sT
iaffef in hia fifsi sffran fhaaeiaflfa
tlln. poor Rlitmalia" ise Afsaf eofn
.lis f.atlfs ahish niH 81 attraction "a
fbs Amusp Wondas
aatn Bernard shors debut hsfefs the
fsmefA 40 interested him thet Afisr ne
had completed bic dat's epit - ~ ~
Fspftsninis German elR mghef, ~hlfh
he ptrNtnie ~ humafauslY ~ f'naf
hfbnieits walked pSsf 10 esieihef lsafi
~ the nuaio ~ watch hir brother som
s4iaas tnbn laaffsmoFe ,soff"faitna te.
fitfe HE camera 10 another fuffhfsiHine
iafnuas Players suuactg. .fhe luref
rieihir DuAane
A. fsfnafe approached. Hssfl more
sas Just wahinR H4 ffnn anH ~ nir
famous screen lrelsiaiipna. t.s,hea ~
des tho stage llsd Tor hle Shoes and
i 10y
crftA.eeneas - iiie afnp bon Horn
,nufs called a. iiefHafd % irha him W.
shaet ana fhf firrman comedian. ready
S. 40 frefhrf artist ~ DISTRESS ~
rtnffirRfA frri ioeas3 h,m his ailaee
iirfuarlf ,ifa p,i slssn. i.,tAe4fl. fh4i
n's.e NJ ii4rfi uoTe pai iiie riiqrs 81
De AHui4 hsfF a. aeaf tNsu shfH "a
eas tHronah Nlih is,ai 80 iu wtirh
there aeff eight nrfe s.enea ~ ~
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Afifi mahy tsin effects ~ LpffpS
sfnihsr paif ~ AiiDts Ia NHlrA AZ ka
ftinr Slam Itefnsr1 hsd a. fesirn hln.
SELF ~ d wait ~ iwn hgafe bsf'f i'ff
,. mare has fnnuifssa sfs sfehea whith
Nrrf Required Us fnat ~ ar iiefneso
has sInse eiaintd consistently fhe'
I Hafrt fnhfs DELIBERATELY afisifpd 81
shoes Is order 81 eofnrsi ln ~ watch
slAn,morTr waA before ~ camsfa
liafffmefe h4~sssf fnHifadr tsaf -
aiiee fife the Dfiisf fsef
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-19
NOTICE TO HUNTERS.

Buntsrs and others are rsqvs'tfo Is
,.le re.iee that the Lsurelss pasture
o. the King Ranch Is postso ~ 80
huntino on this property " psen's'.s,
and ,Jh iee,s vioistoTs 20 psns'"s' p'''
viSea BY ls~. D,rnrpc
ADV. ~ =
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-19

%&%%4% - . = = 4.
poer wonrs llvtafock

iuRf wuaTli nre - ,ioas ne.
etlpl. 500 mashss aegise eenis ap.
nsefiee sAoss ta
Cattle us@sirlz 500 ms41el siad,
hesyes sep9sAa
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-19

"a AN OpDrgANCE
4 MfiBNl nII mas 'fInt,tN, 81,
! GIN uF CORPUS CHRISTI EN Tlff
4 NAllFEUAnTrRN an sam rlT\.
4 RR qHF .rul-E hF nrTrpNlfN
NIL u IfUNfDeF rpIs.rlst,
| KAN SEI mat fNrmr ar mn
nANT ANlI NU ~lNFSS IN rltt
I'M On ,urrI 4 .1lpts,, my ~, ~
f4hfR'A OPERATED IN Tnr
4 Wlpll> itII COMPANY. nj
| ~ inHri~ CHRISTI RAILWAY
atn lltiiI COMPANY. ~ ACCORD
Mk Win CHAPTER ~ OF rUr
HtAfRAL LAWS on THE STATE
70 ffNAN ADOPTED bY VuE
THIRTY ful HuI IrGlSI ATfRF
B THE State on TEXAS. Am
MLARlND As ENrRGENrN
81 III ORDAINED BN rms CITY
WNtil NF TIfE CRY on fop
tN CHRISTI
Nsiinn Iut Do is hereby ordered
Hla al election oft t,, ntn,li0.d ,,t.rs
Z On lit, of lnrm. Christi re,.s m,
t3m iho lstb dn al .I,,n.r, n
ts m Oh. rur....,. ,f I,.,r,.t,.,,.., I,
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-19

circulation is wnat pay In adssriis-
ne I'VE Caller has ne elrcrln,--n
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-19

kANNAH cry Dee " finEs So
oeips. 1900 aaskss hiehsf asls ~
sales easuets
cattle iirrsipts inp market efpnaSI
senihese ataers tuo1Ipa
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-04
BOARD OF EDUCATION SUBMITS
PROGRAM 70 STATE LEG
IsLATURE.
DESIRE INCREASE IN
ANNUAL SUPPORT FUNDS
Several Special Appropriations May
Be Made Permanent-Legislatu
Probably Will Approve Boards Rec
concentrations Without Question
College For Blind Needs Aid.
Times-Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines, Feb. 4.-The state board
of education is in session here liking
up the special resolution for presen-
tation to the legislature for approval OF
the plans for buildings to be erected
out of the millage taxes at the state
educational institutions.
These buildings erected from the
millage taxes must have first the defin-
tie approval of the legislature and this
has always been granted freely. If the
present lnillage tax was to be contln-
ued so that for all the institutions, FOR
buildings and land, there should pc
collected a half mill tax each OF the
years of the biennium. the sum realized
would amount TO about Stoo.5uO. But
the board has definitely recommended
in It's report. and this has the approval
of the governor in his message. that the
tax De reduced so that the total Will ne
one tenth less, in which case the
amount collected would be about
$6S0.0G0 FOR the two years. The de-
cis:on Of the board as 10 what build
ings are TO be erected, if possible, has
already been printed
Want Support Funds Increased.
The board is also having prepared
an omnibus bill which calls for ma
terial increase in the annual support
funds and allowances. These in
creases would add to the income from
the state for the three institutions, at
Ames Iowa City and Cedar Falls, a
total OF s530,s75. The total increase in
regular annual and continuing appro-
priations for support would be s444.425.
The increase in What are called the
special funds, which are usually made
for two years only, is s162,350 but
specials expire amounting to $4,000.
This leaves the net increase in annual
allowances for the biennium s53o,S75.
In addition to this, however, Is a
recommendation that the half mill levy
for agricultural college extension work.
made by the last legislature for two
years. be made a regular annual appro-
prlation. This yields s377,590 annually.
The board also desires special appro-
priations for the college for the blind
amounting 20 l!,aaee. There Is no in
crease asked for thel support fund at
Eip-op
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-04
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

State of Iowa, Marshall county, SIS.
TO Henry S. WEIGH and Bertha Ryd
berg and -- Ryberg, her husband.
s You are hereby notified that there is
now on file in the office of the CLERK
of the district court Of Marshall coun-
sty, iowa, the petition Of Eugene Traver
claiming of you that you are indebted
TO him in the sum Of seven hundred
eighty and 03-lo0 dollars together
with interest, costs and attorney fees
by reason of certain pronnisory note
executed by II. G. Stouffer and Celia A.
3StOuffer, bearing date oct. %. 1910,
and due in three years from date with
B per cent interest and asking judg-
sment thereon in said sum, and also
asking for the foreclosure Of a certain
mortgage of even date Herewith, Sc
curing said note, said mortgage being
sexecuted by said II. G. Stouffer and
Celia "A. Stouffer and conveying the
west So feet more or less, Of the south
sf21 feet of the south half of block %,
lehman. Iowa. In said county. which
lnnortgage and Indebtedness was duly
.Aeeumed by you, said petition also asks
that your equity of redemption be
barred, and that whatever interest or
lien you may have in said premises be
held Junior and inferior to plaintiff 5
;Snortgage, and asking for other relief,
and that unless you appear therein and
s6ake defense thereto on or before noon
- the second day of the next term OF
gaAtd court, to be, begun and holden in
E2Srshailtowp, in said county, on the
E9ighfh day of March. 1915, your default
E5tifl be entered and a judgment and
y { .,CGJTs - rendered against you as prayed
ED p. MALMBERG,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Southern Ioua Items

fatal burns about $50 O'Clock Tuesday
morning when its clothes caught fire in
some unknown manner. None of the
members Of the family seem 10 know
just how the accident happened more
than when the childs screams were
heard they rushed to it's assistance and
found it lying on the floor with its
clothes mass Of flames.
Iowa City.
A slip Of the hand, throwing his An
gers against the blade of feed cutter,
Will probably cost John Plough, OF this
city, the fore part Of one of his hands.
Mr. Plough was cutting feed for his
chickens, using feed cutter. His hand
slipped as he was putting grain into
the cutter, and the blades dashed the
back of his hand just behind the upper
joints Of the fingers. The doctors are
now trying to save the hand, altho the
deepness of the cut may render this
impossible.
Fairfield.
The directors of the Jefferson Coun-
- Agricultural Association al a meet
ing held Saturday afternoon fixed the
dates Of the 1915 fair FOR Tuesday.
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday. Aug.
%
ISOLATION, Sanford ZeigIer, Jr. is al
ready in correspondence with num-
Der Of race track men whose horses
have excellent reputations for speed.
The good races Of last season will be
duplicated and improved Upon this
year according to those in charge.
Davenport.
Meat and Dairy Inspector Alfred
YAny
port Ice Cream Company, located at
311 East Second street, and condemned
100 pounds Of taffy candy as unfit for
mastication by either children or
grown-ups. Details of the case were
made public Tuesday when Dr.. Wright
submitted his monthly report to the
! board Of health The inspector states
/ the candy In question was not under
cover, and was coated with layer of
! dirt and filth.
| Muscatine.
! Mrs. Amanda E. Chapman died at
Hershey hospital Monday morning as
/ the result of fall on the ice which
happened Jan. -. At the time OF the
accident 1t was thought that only a
slight injury to the hip was the ex-
tent OF the injuries received. but after
I lingering for some time. the deceased
/ took turn for the worse until death
came. 1t Is stated that she also re-
ceiyed serious internal injuries, this
fact being found out too late to save
her life. Mrs. Chapman's home was
Z. IL !eHsa, Mich, and her vocation we g
that Of nurse. She attended school IN
New York. She Is the daughter OF
chancey F.. Arnold, OF Ionia, pioneer
family there She is survived by one
sister. Mrs. Nettie Swarthout. Of Chi
cago, and one brother, H. II. Arnold
= Of Trinidad, Cuba.
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FLOUR SCARS WITH WHEAT.
Price Jumps to S2.25 Per Sack at siou'
Citv


Sioux City. Feb. Housewives of
Sioux City are alarmed at the ad-
vancins prices of -four. SO are the men
of the households who are footing
the bills.
Flour that sold three and four weeks
ago for Sl.S5 a sack was being re-
tailed at grocery stores today for va
sack. This is the highest price that
-four has attained in more than 20
Years, is the assertion of many Sioux
City women.
Yesterday -four sold at $40 sack;
today the price had advanced - cents.
There is no telling now how high
the price Of -four will go. said the
proprietor OF down town grocery, to-
day The jobbers have no idea az to
the limit that VIII be reached and as
for the mills. they are taking no con-
tracts that call for more than fifteen
days
This, to my Knowledge said
Sioux city housekeeper is the high
est price l have paid for -four in all my
married life: I've been keeping house
for twenty-five years.