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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-18
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-18

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-18
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-18
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8as 2cidlenbegangl1ib BON sSrol1
Gllie 6ricocrid(. miro ullt Sonlltag
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Dem W'apspile Irie0bof itattfil1oen.
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mobler bon iii6er 81 Sahrcl, oie in
Dc1 ssabrcn 1917 nus 1918 oils Sc
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Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES llro
MISREPRESENTATION IN 2inporu
ltatt. Ias riibrige &omite Ser gpr=
fercitullgell ibci tcbt aus bel1 6errelt
Charles Sorromfrec, SSSobll @Dnes,
S. g. Mboeltir, Trco @erncl1tin it.
ltlro 9ert 6rabn1.
9ie N,1gcitellten ocs S. $. 6.
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Mc1ltelt a1no gpiele gclongen sur
M%usfiibr1ng.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-18
lit 6e1n 1l1tcr lben1 9oaql1ell

s5traBe lit 6em 11ltcr 0enl Memnell
uWfaO-bollie" !6efan1tc1 Saltie 0llrd)
bic 4oli5ilten 9en5en nlto 8rpant
perbaftct. Sic iollcn iid gepriigelt
ba6elt. 6ral1 @urfe apltrbe nit if
rem breiiabrigen &i1loe nady Dem sSSli-
%genobcinr iiberfiibrt.
.. Meills, meld)er ge1tera1 Mbeno a1r
Der 5. 11lrb 8nrren StroBe bon ben
4oli5ilten Meper l,uo S%tofellbiel bcr-
baftet 1pl1rOe, lpar berl1abcr libel 5lt-
gcrid)tet, 0aB er bon Or. 6. .. 6ife
ber6l1tt6e1 merbe1t nn1Bte. SIN Der
SbldgereL inStpelde Mills ber4pitfelt
apar, ioIlen ullgefabr 5apei 9l1beltb
ijlllrge aerle tbeilgel1o1nn1cl1 babcl1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-18
11ntcr 5000 8iirgjdaft.

Cecil Osborne, 1uelde Dor n1ebre=
rem Iagen inn 9iioerpieap Sotel Der
baftet ml1rOe uno gegel1 oie bon
5ilfs=@ountDampalt Neulff Stteiell
cine 5taatsanfloge erhobenl ipllroe,
nadoem ibrc 9iirgldaft geltelt NOR
toen mar, lpuroe alrr Sreitag Mbelro
l1nter 5000 9iiraidoft aus Ser Soft
ef1t(alicn. Sic loa Sic @al1pt5elgin
lit Dem 5aI gesett 6as 8tperbiem
6otel ieil1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-18
29tcs stiitnnssfcit bcs Gettidjcn
&rtegcrnercins.

Scltte iiber adbt Gage, 5on,1tag,
ben %. Sl1li, miro Ser Iel1tide
&ricgcrpereil1 bon 9apel1port lit &a=
meroo @anllen's i@artel1 ieil1 stif=
tl1ngsfeit a66altel1. Gs lit oos 29lte
ltl1o bot iniofern cine beioltocre Sc
lOeltl1rg, neil 0ie 6eier bes 0iesiab=
rlge1t Stiftlmgsfeltes gellalt al,f Sen
Gag fallt, an meld)e1l1 Dor 80 Sabrcn
Der 3eltld)e &riegerperei11 gegriinoet
pnroe. Set Ser 3eit baben sic &a=
.lt1erooen imll1er tren 5l1iamrnengebal=
ten, BITS ol1f ben beutigen Gag. @ar
111al1d)em &amera0en boben lie id)o11
Die lebte gbre ertpiel len, eille M15abl
Wtitglieoer iilrO bon 3opel1port fort
ge5ogen, ober immer fins sic 2iife1t
mleoer aufgefiilt mor0en ltllo scr
arlegerbereilr befinbet ii6 bei jeinem
20. Stiftlmgsfelte in bIiibenoer Scr
1olll1ng. SeOenfals ipiro iid} ald)
Der uIe1tide &o1npfgeno1ienperein
BON 1901" an 6ieienr stiftungs=
felt hetbeiligelr. Ser Rampfgenoi-
.le11perein bdlt beltte feline mo11atlid)e
Nerl amnlu1lg ab, iii melder sic
Sbellnobme ONT 5tiftul1gsfeit oes
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meroen miro. GaS Set 6eeilmt nm
2 llbr 9eadn1ittags ull0 lit fir I'M
terbaltlll1g rcid)lih Qelprut. lin
balb fiinf l1br miro &alneroo GultQb
8onalo bonn &fgenoiienperein
gbren1nitglieo 0es &riegerperei11s,
Die 6eitreoe baltelr, an meld)e iid eli
nc 9feoe bes Eraiioentan 0es &rie-
eerpcreins uno sic gerabreibllng Ser
Gbren5eiden fir l1l1l1nterbrodene go
labrige Mitg1ieoid)aft inn @ereil1 al1=
ld)lieBen miro. Mit einem Gong
fro15d)cn miro oas Set 5l1ll glb-
ldluB fon1n1en. Site 0el1tid1el1 8iir=
ger lllr6 ibre 5amiliennlitglieoer iino
SIT ioielcn Seize iber5lid eil1gelaoen,
oos iib III 5olge ser sen 3eutldcn
5llberalls giinltigelt 9sodribten bon
'oen pcridyie0ene1 &riegsidauplaben
jeoenfaas SIT eillem bpd)patriptiihell
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reid an oieiem 80. S%tiftltngsfet oes
3eutiden &riegerpereins betbeiligen.
8ir 9lolt6cn perli6ern SIT f0r11en,
DOB 9tienla1l6 es berel,e11 nir0.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-18
Ginbrcdlcr iteblcn Sntluclen int
@crt1c np1 $500.

@in6reber ltattetea III Scr geod]t
bon 6reitag ollf Sonlrabeto Dem
@ollc bon Sad Ibobe in 8ladbamf
eillen @eiltd) ob, itablen SsSl1melen i'm
@ertbe bon $500 ltrlo iettert li6 banll
ut oIer @en1iitbsrl1be 5l1 einem
idpnacffnftcn 2lu16 nieoer. Die gil1=
bred)er pcribofften 1id) bl1rd) Seff-
llel1 eil1es SEM tiers Ginaa,tg ms
Sa1s. 3ie 1eteftipe Quinn l11lo
goettdm itl10 init ser en~forbeitl1l1g
0es Sales betral1t. @elterl1 9aadr
anittag apl1r0en inter Geroadtsgriil1=
oea 5mai 2anoitreider feitgel1pmmen,
Dod) marel1 cs 1ibt oie ridtigen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-18
@egelr Grll11fenbeit ipur6c eelIterll,
s(6crb @5llttaia SYeltifoip BON Nsodi5ilt
8rpant amber s55ttraBe inns @eferu
Mpelluc Derbaftct.
Iro1t o(111,n GfnIfpn6cr, Al,

Strait g11lln StoItellGberg Don
gso. 619 Dit q. 5trabe eiert b1ei,te
iDrct 81. @ebllrtsttdy. Sic 'stpllrsbfe.
ont 1S. Sllli 182Stiit arofom iii Suf-
1teil1 gcboren l1lrb fat1t anl 10. Otto
iber 1851 iiber Me1p Orleans ins
Son BORT ipa,rote tic lib ols.
'balb 6ieler geseno 5lt.
Or. 8afer, 3abnar5t @bitofer
(glna.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-18
Tcucrpcrfidcrnnasratcn ,perben ge=
rinaer.

Inter eilrem bon ser lebten 2ceis-
'latrr a,tge11ornn1el,en @eleB aperben
bic 5ellerperl iderungsraten fir 9a-
be1lporter 6dulcr beoel1tenb reoll5iri
Depoel1. Gin Gergleih atpildsn Sen
altelt uno Den llelle,t Staten pil6
Dies %iallltriren:
site SLATE: 9aditeingeba1,6e &C
Gents per 500 per Snbr; ,lele Ra,
t. 16 Gents; 5adNperfgebmlOe &c
Gents per $500 perSabr, r,elle Stats
"a Gents.
Neffentlide @cbauoe,s peroen III
ibren Staten I'M IS Nro3ent rebu5irtt
Observation-Disclosures % Gro5.
@afltein-8 aarenlager nm 25 Bro5
mo 5ad)perf= 5an6elsbduIer lllS
8aorelllager I'M Is Nro5ent.
ST.. gope, 8abnar5t, gecuritt
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-18

ST.. Yape, Babnar5t, gecuritp
Building. .(&na.l
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-18
Sabrcsfef
Gcs 3entid=M mcrifa1ild)en 4ionicr-
Gercins bon Scott County.


yum Itel1sfag, 0el1 40. Mllglllt.
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lttt Sdllsellpart ore oleslabrlge 5Slt-
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QUO 1ur 1coes @eoed. Nleallalro ut
gello1ot9t alll gllel1 IDe,l5}'l,eplne II.
4!le gaoelt Dos sleaH, Sllhd)zSaslels
l1t1Sltor1llge1' I'M I'M Sre1et1 gu elle'1.
grlpadJlel1e Ual11llel1all9eDor19e
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men, St1lloer lllltef 10 SaDre1l lou=
zen lla1r pall,l Hl'l9epraeI lpeFSell l
mel1lt es pollflo lll1lllogllg 1lt, Sor-
tegrlll'gel1 5lt freffelt, olelelpell 81
9allle 81 lallels oa olele Que We
m~llf9ild)te11 ltefen: ! oe
gtffe Trel'11oi1a)t Spr Aloltlef.Mp-
5e1detl an115ltor!l19el1. SolDe, ole W
ap5ela)e11 per9elaeh Duoelh ooelpell mll
5eltplaee ellt 1lel'es ST. tal1fen Daoell,
nm ST. allel1 'gr1rllaa'1egea nl1p @utl6
pered)flaf sly ZEN. llnl WtlBperl1allg y
'lllle ST oern1e1een, aoeroe n.a iellle 1olz
d)e slp5e1d)en pleoer 8ur1d9e'1of1=
men;
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getnl1l1te q11ltbr1rgf, erlltd)ell n1r
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lanr 81 1nad)e11, paB one y 9erfe1t 'Ilr
e1llelt a11oN el1leh 9onar 5n oaDle11
Dabelt llllo 8af1ef oo eellIs;
/. Die M5eid)en o0er @nopfe betpet-
len, Dob Der ooer pc Se1reI1e1loe nez
5ablt l@at, MOS red)f 11l1o p1lllg ~
ll1ro tenn 9rl1deberger ooer Yre1ld>lh=
der ut.
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Serrel1 ltrO 2oe fnr Saal1ell IT fall9
ll1lo an pe11 1SDasalre1lfer, Sog1l g.
9aB, scott eol1'1tD Sporballf, oo .es
am Jeltplate 81 5alylelt. ASell1 IT.
gen0 M1oglld, bite N Der Bant Dor
5lllpred)ell:
sllle Wt1tglleper, ore t)re SMog1ll1l19
geiped)lelt gobe11, aperoe11 gebefel1,
1bre 1telle Msotl1l1l1g per Roltfarfe
o0er perlonli6 Dem 5drlItlpart gu
1berlud}telt: 9esgletdgen lpl1e nm
9bepl1t Sstefbefall el11es Wf1 1batl pcs.
ol1rd} pen l1qd)lte1l S~erapa1lpfeh lofort
ydad}r1m 5llaelal1of aperoe1l.
9le tSe1t=Soll1tfes tllr l9lo mo:
yeltolab ll1lo sr1r11dpll119en; ~. ".
sdfoe0er, @a11t. 'gdernloll1, 'eDrllf.
.8oettlg..
Wtli11f: y; 3; Sdroeoer, YrtR
Stobltt WillJeln1 &eto1er:
Seoer 9te 5an5 miro 8elett.Sa1.5
lel1, 1la1 ote %ailgentellle geAell1gte1t
5lt er6obe11. Gi11iqe Ian8=Rro9ra1l=
me meroe1t a1r1geltyl aeeft leln:
grlllde el6 frell1loa1dNt1 fc1lle
Ng1tatlol1 fur 11elle s'f1f9a1eoer 81 mo-
d}el1, Dell1t fp1r pefoei 81 afarI a1l
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-12-03

Mrs. Sarah Shanafelt and Mrs
Win. Beresford are visiting in Ithaca.
M. R. Van Deusen, of st. Johns,
spent Sunday with DR.. Porter in this
city.
Mrs. Ida E. Frisbie, of Maple Rap
ids, is spending the week in the city
with her daughter, Mrs. E. Tingley,
and Mrs. Nellie Townsend.
Alvin M. Bentley has returned
from California and is in Detroit on
business. He plans to rejoin Mrs.
Bentley in the west, Immediately aft
er the holidays.
Judge William Gage of Saginaw.
came to Corunna, Wednesday, and is
holding court The first case was Ella
F. against Charles s. Morris for di.
vorce. The case was contested.
Rose Brothers. of New York. have
started suit in the circuit court against
G. II. Hebeler, of Antrim township.
Mr.. Hebeler who formerly owned q
store at Ovid, it Is alleged owes the
New York firm $2O925 for a bill of
goods. Several other suits are pending
against the former Ovid merchant.
Joseph Gale, who was found uncon.
scious on the streets in Detroit, Nov.
10. died there Nov. "a. The remains
were brought to Corunna, Thursday,
and the funeral held Saturday from the
Baptist church, Rev. E. j. Cross Off
ciating. Mr.. Gale was born in Cor
unna, graduated from the school there,
attended the University and took up
engineering in Detroit. He was very
popular young man with most excel.
lent traits and disposition, and his death
is sincerely mourned by wide circle
Of friends.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-12-03

The Masonic indoor ball team dc.
feated the Robbins factory team Tues.
day 30 to H.
Mrs. Frances Orth of New York
city and Mrs. NJ. A. Zimmerman of
Lansing are guests at the home of
j. N. Zimmerman, North Cedar street
Mrs. William Wren pleasantly en-
tertained the East Side Priscillas on
Wednesday afternoon at her home on
Dewey street. Refreshments were
served and an enjoyable afternoon
spent.
Mrs. Frank Lahmann pleasantly
entertained the members of the ORR
entail Sewing club "Wednesday eve
ming at her home, South Chapman
street.
A good likeness of Fred B. Wood
ard of this city, appeared in Thurs
days Grand Rapids Herald, in a
group OF linen of several states big
in the furniture world" who were in
attendance upon the annual meeting
of the National Furniture Manufac-
turers' association.
The opposition of farmers to trim
ming shade trees by telephone com
paines has been largely overcome, as
the farmer has come to realize that
this work is supervised by experts,
and the proper trimming adds as
much to the life and growth of shade
trees as fruit trees. This change of
sentiment has been largely brought
about by the building of rural tele-
phone lines, where the farmers, build
ing their own lines, have had to meet
the same opposition that confronted
the older. companies.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-12-03

A son was born Tuesday to Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Donovan at the
home of Mrs. Donovan's parents, on
Chestnut street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-09-23
FURTHER IMPROVE
K. & w. SCHEDULE
Departing Time Of Train No. viii
be O'Clock instead Of 7:40
a. Planned.

The Burlington Route, which re-
sponded to the appeal made by the
commercial organizations of Keokuk
to improve the train service on thu
X. & W.. has decided to still furthe-
improve the service by making the
time of train No. 3 on the
X. & w. at 700 p. m. instead Of 7:4o
as originally planned. The time as
now effective is 9:10 but on the new
card which is effective October 3. the
train will depart at 700 p. m. This
will be a great convenience to shop
pers on the X. & W. and will allow
them several hours time in Keokua
with train out OF here for the return
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-09-23
On an Iowa Road.

Kansas City Times: Mrs. Emily
Post, crossing the continent from
New York to San Frnciasco by motor,
writes in Golfers of the trip across
iowa:
In twenty-five minutes OF rain the
nice. smooth, hard surface turned In
to the consistency Of wet soap. The
top layer slithered off the under lay
ers and even chains had no more hold
than a cake of soap had on slanting,
wet marble. The road was slightly
turtlebacked. and the car not only be-
came Waiting maniac, but bad an
impetuous desire to rush backward
into the ditch. We saw two unfortun.
ates already landed there.
That was in Iowa, mind you. Mrs.
Post hoped to go by way Of st. Louis
and Kansas City. but all her inform.
ants in New York told her that while
the route through Chicgo and Iowa
was bad. it was still passable The
route through Missouri was out Of the
question.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-09-23
KNOW IOWA.

The Greater Davenport committee
has distributed broadcast cards bear
ing the following information about
Iowa. compiled from q. s. census re-
ports:
The Iowa corn crop Is greater In
value than the wheat crop Of Canada
Tor Argentine Republic.
The annual corn crop OF Iowa Is
worth more than the annual yield OF
Ieither iron ore, anthracite coal. petrol
|leum products, or the products OF all
the gold, silver or copper mines OF
the United States.
Iowa has more bearing apple trees
than any two Pacific coast or noun
tain states.
Iowa's annual apple crop is worth
more than that of any OF the PACING
coast or mountain states. Iowa's ap
pie crop is exceeded In value only by
the states of New York, Pennsylvania,
Michigan and Missouri.
The orchard products Of Iowa are
greater in value than the orchari
products OF any Pacific coast state.
excluding citrus fruits.
The berry crop of Iowa Is greater in
value than that Of any state west q
the Mississippi river, except Missouri
and California.
The swine of Iowa are worth more
than all the farm crops of any Of the
eleven mountain and Pacific coast
states, except California.
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The Nauvoo Gate City
Nauvoo, Ill, Sept. %, 1915

fumed breath upon you and her BY
your side? Out of-the very darkness
Of it all, great courage grew. Timidity
became leonine strength. In the deep
gray shadows words found them.
selves, words that by the light OF day
I, you never dreamed were in your
heart and vocabulary. Braver, still
drawer, you seemed as night frightened
about the landscape. Only In the dis
lance fitted the pulsating CLEAN OF
the freely. Then you kissed her, safe
from the prying eyes OF AL save the
thousand eyes Of night guiding in uni
son the holy chant of the cricket
chorister. But the order came near
, being changed. for law Is law and It
must be obeyed II enforced; 1t will
not be many years until young men
will do their love, making In fine
touring car and the old order changeth
again.
Henry Leinhard and Louis Hohl,
two Nauvoo young men have gone to
! Knox college, near Galesburg, Ill, to
resume their studies.
Miss Cassie Taylor OF Beatrice. Neb..
terminated her visit here with Miss
Zelda Walther and returned home
last Monday.
VIM. Reimbold. Jr.. OF Keokuk, was
circulating among Nauvoo business
men last Tuesday and disposed OF
many OF HIS fine smokers. Will makes
fine goods and finds ready sales in
Nauvoo.
Miss Edith McGregor. one Of Maui
voo's accommodating and popular
telephone hello girls. 10 yacating in
Quincy.
Miss Mayme Neubrecht OF Mime
apolis, Mimi. is visiting her parents
In Nauvoo.
Chas. Kachlay has returned from
the Graham hospital in Keokuk. His
wife who went down to the same
place. is still in the hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. Hainline OF LaHarpe.
Ill, were Nauvoo visitors last Monday
afternoon.
The Rushville Presbytery met In
Nauvoo Tuesday and Wednesday OF
this week.
Nauvoo fishermen are making some
good catches now.
Last Saturday night Nauvoo's busi-
ness district was filed with people.
making business look lively and that
prosperity had come again.
st. Rose society OF the Catholic
church at its last meeting, selected
Mrs. Jos. Welter as their president.
The society will stage play consist
ing OF home talent. in the near future.
Nsuvoo people are intoxicated with
Joy at the prospect Of having their cell
lars well supplies with apple cider and
sparkling wine. The insidious cup.
Nauvoo people are getting plenty OF
amusement now and It will keep the
- - a. ~
erous attractions booked in the opera
house until Christmas time.
Sauer kraut will be plentiful In Nau-
VOC this winter and many heads OF
cabbage will be placed In the cellars
the winter months. Well. there are
not occurred for several years. Sauer
kraut and spare ribs. II you raise your
own pigs. will be the prevailing dish
in Nauvoo German households during
the winter months. Well. there IL
worse eats" than that.
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The domestic science club held its
regular meeting at the home OF Mrs.
Josie Matheney. The president, Mrs.
Clara Edwards, being absent, the vice
president, Mrs. Mabel Lyon, presided.
After the reading Of the minutes, the
roll call was responded to by sugge5-
lions on Lunches" Next in order
was Current Events" Miss Matte
Scott gave two plano selections. A
reading was given by Mrs. Hannah
Gramer and at the conclusion of the
program the hostess served grape
sherbet. angel food cake, ice tea and
nemos, which was certainly enjoyed
by the twelve members and the four
guests in attendance. Mrs. w. u.
Scott will entertain the club next
month.
The protracted meeting OF the
Christian church will be held some
time during the month Of October, OK
act date to be arranged later.
Mr.. VIM. Howald, wife and three
sons, who have been visiting friends
and relatives at Center, Mo, the past
week, have returned to their home
in this city. During their absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hough had
charge Of the store.
Mr.. Sam Fleming, ST.. has returned
from his Colorado trip. His son, Sam
r., Jr.. departed Tuesday for Missis'
sippt to look after his fine cotton crop
there. His wife will follow him this
week and join him In visit with Dr.
Casburn and family Mrs. Caspurn
was formerly Miss Nellie Reaburn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meyling- OF keokuk'
Iowa. and Miss Agnes Bettysworth are
guests at the Ramsey home.
Thelma Rebekah lodge No. $40 met
on regular date with a splendid az
tendance. The degree will be confer.
red on two candidates in four weeks.
The talk given on this particular
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TRAINING IJnnecessary

Lincoln Journal: Mrs. Mary Logan
Tucker, daughter of the once distin-
guished General John A. Logan, wants
women trained for service in time of
war. She would have camps similar
to the one at Plattsburg where the
women may be trained in first aid to
the wounded, In signaling, telegraph.
ing and the use Of small arms. No
use to train women to fight They
know how instinctively, and terror
to the natives when their minds are
made up to accomplish a given pur
pose. See what Joan Of Arc did with
out any military training, and she &C
complished no more than any of thei.
might do under like provocation Trair
the women to fight and you'll ha7'
war all the time.