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Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-11-02
TWO FIGHT DUEL s.aa
TO DEATH IN AIR
Men Battle on Arch Of Bridge Sixty
Feet High.

Cleveland, O., Oct. 30.-A horrifi.
ed crowd yesterday saw death due
sixty feet in the air on an arch Of
the new high level bridge over the
Cuyahoga river, in which Frank
Wright, storekeeper for bridge con
tractors, was killed by fellow
workman with an iron bar.
The killing was witnessed by
Wright's wife, who was making hel
way up to him with his lunch.
Police have arrested Jack Brown.
ing in connection with the crime.
The killing was preceded by 9
grim struggle in which the two men
Wrestled back and forth on the arch
and both came near to falling into
the river several times.
After Wright had been slain the
.sssailant jumped from platform tc
platform until he reached the
ground; and then fed.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-11-02
SHOE TRADE IS
HURT b II war
Americans Bought 500, 900 900, Less
In One Year. gp8 il Hs.

Chicago. Oct. so.z--1n the fsca!
year following the eutbre4E fstAi
European war the, American shoe
bill declined ;so.oeo,ooo. according
to John 2. Wilder, president Of, the
National Association Of Tanners.
which is in convention here. MI:
Wilder added that during the econ
omical streak A@ericsps made their
old footgear last longer, but that
they were again-in the market for
new shoes as OF syore. e 4 Sslla rs
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-11-02
COSTS $500 TO
i: y. RELIEVE MIND

Iowa. City n Ia,, Oct. 3O.-It cost
81 M 3l,| i ''s ;.,; e: Ger;
terpment what he thought of it. Nus.
|ser failed to get some patent medi.
cine Inc whieR Eeo mad ssFdsred1 through
the mails. He pFompqtlyo wg9te q let.
ter. to Washington, relieving his
mind. The matter get-aader Post
master General yBBYrleson,s collar
Win The hs,a result thsst Jpdge u j.
y, Wade b Ct ths southern district q
iowa fns ss NpsHEeSf YESTERDAY vests dy f0r his
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-11-02
5000 j. S. SOL
D|ERS ON BORDER

Washington, Oct. 30.-Skirmishes
occurred today between Villa and
Carranza forces at Ajnapria. Mayor
Douglas says that big battle may
be expected tomorrow. In the mean
time both sides are receiving rein
forcements. Six thousand American
soldiers are on the border to protect
United States citizens and their
property on this side of the line.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-11-02
KIDS SWOON
| AT A MOVING
PICTURE SHOW
Thirty Children at Corectionville
Suddenly Become I'm
conscious.
NO EXPLANATION IS MADE.
Pictures Not Out Of Ordinary and
Gas May Have Been the

Correctionville, Oct. 30.-About
thirty children became unconscious
from some mysterious cause, during
a moving picture show here. After
a thorough investigation local of1c-
Iials have been unable to assign any
reasonable explanation to the con-
dition.
| 1t was at first assumed that gas
fumes had been leaking from gaso-
lene engine in the basement of the
building, used to generate power for
the lights. An inspection Of the
basement, however, brought forth no
indications of this kind and the au-
thorities are completely nonplussed.
The affected children seemed to
have been stricken quite suddenly
and the condition Of coma was abso-s
lutte and alarming. There were
many adults in the building at the
Etime,vand some of these complained
|of peculiar pains about the head, but
no adult was entirely overcome.
AT the movie show the usual mix
or comedy and dramatic
Eeelscwas given, and there was moth
ing in the program that could have
produced any intense excitement on
childish minds. al II .ysboI Is5l.
About $3.50 in the evening several
children W We're observed to Collapse
suddenly. Investigation shaoxwded the
0onH tion1to hes general sallt over ths-IA
4ouN and Intense excitement njmqtrg 81:
medYately prevailed. The-two local
doctors sWeEe. summoned to their ofobuo.I
fees ands yilliags hands x qyieklyao sys.
rushed tha stEialsesi sAildlsao tqatAe7s 1sis
sfoas Eslishtdsuu s7s asilsa meas;
The, seyeritE IL othe Stsasla yRgsts 1o4r!
indicated Din the al diligently .sxpeEtsnesw asis
adin resteninE the children Ito sseonr1eD cd
sciousnesst En- a. feYr cases the Rhysrs ems
sicians worked diligently foyfnthEee nss5.es
hours in lzeviying thes young !yict.mss doias
and several Of them, were cutie III nj sasf
during the entire night gesgof G3ug bs3.lan
e One theory adyaneed. but net spbso, asne,
sstantiated To- AMI eexte4t, is that bsIIec
some RECKLESS v HalloWs'en .osr eyelegs sel bnl
introduced ehhlboproferm ofr gas Of some ibsyu
kind through an opening in pne Of 10 Use
the windows. None Of those In the 80
~ Hiding at rthe tttin time recell sny IN norE
usual odor that might aceopAt tsosEsnBT ba.
SUCH opetqa lIlns 81, .hinog sft nj ,quasU O
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-11-02
the passengers that the Eclipse had
been sunk the day before with all
on board.
TRAMPS FIRE
INTO A TRAIN
Gang Of Armed Hoboes Terrorizes
Harvest Hands.

f. Mason City, Ia, Oct. 30.-After
being put off the front end Of Rock
Island freight train between Albert
fLeaaand NorthNdud, yesterday after
noon. a gang Of armed tramps fired
into the caboose of the train as it
passed zandq A terrorized As Crowd. Of
harvest Ghanda,who nWere passengers
q When. lounde doups at tGlenyille by
q iposses cone sofs 4hs1shoboe tried 4 to
iescaper aud VASE ahet Eand seriously
wounded BIZ nnetof' ithe apOssel. He
was takeMto a,ihospitai at { Albert,
Lea tgogxs bns ,1nsbrrds Sd o. BIS:
Later inI the day itwn mores Of the
alleged mambersT of sthesogangs were
captured sat Curtis s11netfon:2 Officers
believe the man carer members .ofsthet
gang! that has been terrorizing and
robbing harvest Haids Ein tAe EnortH 4
west this fall. IisIlsllsIslsuA IA
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-11-02
Notice Of Appointment Of Admins
tratrix.

In the district court Of the State
of Iowa, in and for Hamilton coun-
ty, in probate.
In the matter Of the estate Of AL
bert F. Bartlett, deceased.
To whom 1t may concern: Notice
is hereby given, that the undersign-
ed has been appointed and has quail
flied as Administrative OF the estate
of Albert F. Bartlett. late of Ham
ilton county, Iowa, deceased. All
persons in any manner indebted to
said deceased pr his estate will make
payment to the undersigned; and
those having claims against said de-
ceased or his estate VIII present
them in manner and form az by law
required, for allowance and pay
ment.
Dated this goth day Of October, A.
D. 1915. ....,..
Clara, L. Bartlett.
2SF3 Administrative Of said estate.
DR.. T. B. Larrabss. OstsopatA.d-tl
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-11-02
WIIIIPf$s:30UIs: :.. ~. s: !. J:
!, !. 8. ::s:.'s::::HlTRE FAMILY
). gus;s on nsiRI ssa bu

Boise. Idaho. Oct. $0.r-Winiaml
Cameron Of Carey. Idaho, shot and
killed Mr.. and Ms. w. Il Atkinson
hts wifes parents. their SON James
Adamson.o and Ms Gown s child, lis
months oidira the homs sof 9thsg AL
amsons last nlsht.G tHe hedo TO- Ethe
Fills and posses xfs now In pursuit;
camefon'sa wife started divorce pro-
teedings against kims recently qHs
vents te the home Of hef fpafsIfs 20
see her yesterday and failing to find
her killed everyone in the house.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-11-02
BANDIT LEADER 7' ! ! , ss17577'
e.: -: :: :: REPORTED CAUGHT !. ....'

'1HqYnsyiil19e. Teso. OCT. lso.-14auisa.
d Hfosa,5 the Mexican y s bandit lee I'd,
er suspected of recent outrages on
the American q. side Of the border. is
reported ,eapture1 on Mexican. soil
by q detachment Of Carranza SOL
diers. following a battle between
Carranza soldiers and band Of out
laws.
News Of the battle and the rumor
OF De la Rosa's capture was received
yesterday at the Matamoros head
quarters Of General Carranza, who
had issued an order to his troops to
chase the bandits from the Mexican
border until all were killed or cap
tured. 's''
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-11-02
Fof notes by liquor dealers. All of the
officers, Adolph, Felix and Lonard
Price, were released on bonds.
SAY Liner SUNK
BY SUBMARINE

Washington, Oct. 3O.-Naval ex.
perts announced here today that the
liner Hesperian was sunk by tor
pedo instead Of a mine as clklmed by
the Germans. II this sholi4h prove
to be SO the controversy opsubma-
rine warfare will again be tased be-
tween the United States and Ger
many.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-11-02
IS. READY: e: s :
/. !: :. :. /. FOR. THE:::,.BA1TtE
mort Ets--.Srt1ssoTqqs skt BIZ
1iEk .,stidomo3us sft 4
tARl Troops Assailing Border to Be
Met With Bull;.A II 11III
DsssAEal mtI|M A{L|k,.a,,a...a,ss,,

e. DsssH N:l|!M E.J&3Es|.u ba,as M .s
|department yesterday that with tn,
Farrtxxl at Douglas today of addition
FEf ltFGopsnnpven rnstsshs wohiG b.
Repared to guarantee American ter
sritprs agafaasAtf feidationa III th aFii mn:
pending attack by Villa forces upor
AgM |Prieta, the Mexican town just
IatM the border. .sTw6 'bateeries q
field guhsss tvs sSdp Regiments or ihfan:
try and sas troUsp5 bt aeavalry Z make ur
the reintofcementss Tor thsr border
patrol at Donuglas.f eJ's97 Of bsaaH
Instructions to &C. aral Funston
are1positfSea n6ta 6 60 opefhdft sthe villa
soldiers to- cross into sAmeriean terri
tory. ARTILLERY WIFI bes used III nsc-
essaEy to repel such9a moTemena5i1d
General Gales leommanHn rtRe
CarEanza garrison, has built 2 semi
circle rof trenches 1aSSut The town,
to make his hight with his
back against TIE inter1niational bor-
der. Several thousand q additional
men k@nts u him ~ carrranza viii
f&{ibnited states Territory from
PisdfAs Negras and Laredo ~ train
and under guard Of American Troops,
They will travel withof dE44 tHeir
weapons being collected atl aid EhDr-
der and sealed ZIP, hasgaga ca9s at
tached to the tAis aatii- itsrerosses
the line at Aqua Pfieta. 10 VI
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-11-02
LondSbnod ST. TssS,sA! AYn xesmifphai

Lond6hhS,a ST. 1872 z emphatic
denial that : Gfeata britain was s na
Cd inn any psaaess negotiations, direct
Lor- indirect, was made by = David
LLOYD Geofgeea, imdiiifistsr 81 Munitions
lin reply to z QUESTION 4h the holse
lot comndons yestefday::a aseo o. s's
| Lloyd George Spoke for 2 Premier
Asquith When fhe Question ST which
AMMAN Bryce Lad givsha anofice' came
up. Tie qnery vas Us is whether
|unofaciar % exchanges sGf views mad
been carried I'll between Berlin and
London with the possible object Of
the, conclusion of an early peace and
whether inquiries Of a. similar nas
,tAre had Been made by official rep
resentatives III any neutral power. q Z
YfCFtainly iiot,' was tie reply of
tM minister 81 gmnn1tfons::s 1909 a.
1.-The Words IL the prime minister
still hold ogo6d,,s he added referring
not only to aths question 81 ? peace
negotiations Bit tost the query as Il,
whether sthsq premier stir adhered
to the decla4ation I'M Ills alifdhaif
Speech that Great Britain shUuM fnot5
sheath lief aswJhfddP until 1.-the freedom
Of Europe was secured. ''yissnsH' 80
Lloyd George continued: il!w ysf
s,We shall 'naoet think q 1s1Aefffg
any speaEs nesgottationayf except fl
common with the allies, in accord
anes, with the AGREEMENT made FIJI
fe14.''f ,ssflSo sail5 !
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-11-02
Liquor Fraud Charged.

n New York, Octp 1ssASThfss oohiceTs
H4nd eight salessatnh nj swo ~aiisky
concerns were indaetsR htrsc ssGsss-
day on a chargebSf pssaIpnk tha malls mails
10 defraud. Ahoyt ,oQ& is,ssaid
to have BEEN Obtained shtnpSSea lal9a7
Through the sale of cheap whisky as
[bigh grade and by the manipulation
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-11-02
LOOM WORKERS. |! II!:|D |,
,G0t0N STRIKE
ss ssi Is
About 1900 Machine, Operators AZ
ter Shorter Hotf5l HIi

vsrs..,eI33..l .RAsAI sMgA33lMI.u.
1,200 machine operators employed
in the Crompton & Knowles loom
works s! s9sf gssssserdaay i because s 0af
them forty-eight hosscv4eE an in
crease Of cents an hour in pay,
time and half for overtime, and
double sHma- on .SuHdayE and hqlk,
days. Eesterdeyis EaJkantI Increased
the totAloHuRbArGf machine eaperar
tors ont atEiksdip1y Voresster,to1s shout
$1,000. syi1G I'd ysb1sisey s1s6 tTo
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-11-02
peace MOVE
IS DENIED BY
LLOYD GEORGE.
.ta7 VIZ
Mi sster Of Munitions Says British
Are Not Engaging in Any
daszHsgpet6sst4 zgA az
TosWelRtkE g ONLY 7ty WITH ALLIES II s
q ssgsdJ O EEso;xsE ersbgo i
lntiht Not to Sheath u ii ,4 swerd ID Till
Freedom Of Europe is Secured
na::Stin Holds Good s ia2J 10
ToRWolR ORE 4! ONLY lts WITH a: ALLIES II 8
dsuo-4i ioae as

LHndon,A Oct. I27.-.:A. report reach
cd hereEgesteEday that Prince !Non
tBuekoWs former, & German s.chancellos
fWillgshortlN submit to Presi denta Will
son Sand king Alfonso iof Spain an
[outlf he nofs the conditions 1on which
EEerlany might be disposed to dis
'cusSsterms OF. peace. -
The -reportTis contained, in. q Reus
ter dispatch from 6 Madrid and has
not been cerrebo rated strems any oth-
er sppree:ds 1ot g.s.e!o!9 tagag I, "a
The dispatch gives, aas IaA1thprityl
PRINCE tGamporesle,. an, Italian noble,
man Mhe dsd Ash broth er-in7law: et
PRINCE iEon oBueloNgow iajas stdado.
n Tie report was first published liz in,
Madrds the correspa de y 8 says. In
the FORM Of Etta message from 4o Rome pee5
Atlast reports Fl. Prtnbse vo on 1Bq hass
was AL IA message fgo oFh Berlin Berlin on
said he was confined to his
room in Cologne as the, result Of g
ssssM tnauisp gpJ RI The cprlnee Nes YES
on the way t. Baden !ta.h Baden ada
eumors have been current for
4TN than ttYe weeks l 81 that tentative Eent
pd hsals Of peace terms are being n
~ both Berlin and i Lpndon1I
These have rsestve sdddE 70 , ofie aslss syn.
firmatiqnls, but thefr Resistance and
the hisR sources t tF9Pn s which they
aUUhhlsy d fesWR days 1 aegoo q
HiggKKu GeaFsmaanno 93omcTal predicted ths
war wosli hidd end before spring. ' nc q
~. Tlsll YINrGIf2lsC 6 As.ln2i
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-11-02
YOUNG=BRIDE=.:... z: { H. &. : !.
sgsdw @ ID Tv0uT m1Cn
SIT AllmnAlIU
Woman Who Chopped Up Peddler
Held Hell WV Dsftasd&sak21aaor

San Francisco, Cal, Oct. a.
Mrs. Mary Pamies. q young bride
who eonfe8ed to. thsiponcest6at Oct.
10 abe had killed Michael Vein
stein. a crippled petdler. WITH al az
and. then chopped hia-hody into
PIECES was exonerated By a coron-.
sE's. Jury YESTERDAY Tie Jury held
Ii, killing 81 wefnstefn 4 81 Ms.
pauies vas justfnabfs On the ground
th.ty she sxaas defending her Honor
when ths attack ubonf the peddisnr;
was, made Sic ii o6sfd In the ely
prison, a charge IL murder having
beeu,preferred against her by the po-
,,ca sttna sht Tsbrr tlsw sds
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-11-02

exploits asaAn4et {tHcifdnT if !.
after time hpMp involved III sGlh'
trail andrfspyth r7AnerioaH imaFqsiips
and seemed fa 3sar affhr4eH NE
It Is said Ne was unaer death Sen
tenee gin several Latin=Americar
Countries.
Gas AS . -sapfaaIHf IN u the oHooGHsduuffaa
army he performed enN Of his n as Z
remarkable exploits. With hand
.fuf q Een in a fort ,ssaAa1aiSG har-
boz during war between Nicaragua
and Honduras he opened fire on 9
Nfcaraguaf Hgunboat,sh sending z Il
scufrryinga away uhder the impress
sion that the iHonddfans hafda Big
force at the port. 70 7 21e I I
a Poe enlisted I'm sthe British = army I'm
at tie outset II the present war.
Enthusiastically he chose the place
81 greatest danger. The s"Black
Watch regiment Is famous the
world over for Its lighting qualities
and its intrepid disregard Of danger.
He was reported wounded a year ago
but recovered and resumed his post
at the front. '9s sIt'
Poe was one OF the greatest back
field men Princeton ever produced.
He left the school more or less in
because Of his utter disre-
gard of his studies and Of the Schools
regulations, He was q strikfngiy
mansvoE sossq nsn1sD
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-11-02
sdT ,g!ls1sw Egfi.Ta s mon
RUSSA;ssAF1ERs:toAAss,z. !. !:
~ M-UAHE6(::51S||lAIEs
,Tuoo y;is1im6R sat 10 .ii7sfs
sTemas-a i,od 10 sgra51 nss
Credit Of, Near Hundred Million Dols.
IS o.tdap s5sr .lssd ssG aGiE
onH ussiss s'ssa9' sl'

York, oa1M taE,s7,g0qI
the Russian government, II WAS Eel
! /! rspHfd Clse9es HEteFpsIi Rr
ssefing idPfaHfisn \ edh HN r
CHS 6ountfy BmeWhat similar t.
TIE sirecent $500, ooo.000... Anglo
French credit loan-although no
bold issue i coahT ate b plate from
sso 900. stesasl4taa 1 ~ p,soa s, n
More II it can be obtained.
Details Of the proposed loan were
lacking, hYt in one ane aIpuatEter it. W was
reported that otlh the d Russian y is govern
melit waA Ytl pt 4 t to pay "A a. high l as
. percent interest for loan csI Ct tt his.
Size. This report added that that the.
loanq probably would he for teighteenr
and would be, in the, neighlrc
borhood Of, &6o,o00,00O.3 Il ,us bs-nt
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-11-02

Cheapest place to buy OIL meal
shorts, niddlings and chick feed. A
j. ironing, I. G. elevator. tiff
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-11-02
Fought in atiint!aAmeeri:iacsa ana at 0dt.
G51
Il set Of Great War ISinel Need Il
aonssi 'Black Watch. diVlfi1 !
I, ,s .,,., laI1 ,fInIt1]ihI|1k1I

Prentiss Poe, Jr.. famous Princeton
football player Of the nineties, sold
Fft ssrF 81 Hrem9oaHa SlosailrsRavs, Sl
the family that proaYcssd Edge AL.
IAN Poe. was killed in fighting on
the west front Sept. 80; according
word gseeiiveal from the Lon q y
", war bYYFea suun1 yesterday, e Poe, was
serving s as = opriysteh, In ting BLACK
W., watch regiment which 'hlan h has been
tWise nearly aN; a yiRed out during thss
present war vIHl e was on the lines in
tie. northern part Of France sn Nhegp!
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-11-02

= ekeRe 0oQ&teS % EoteessE roY
g. sRerlin ,ot Qctsd 2&srAano0nceMAnt
stAatl Rspe iRepedicA hadr douaked 1I,.
300 tkrpnin s7esheQt .k5 .0QA1gTto sAAs
Polish relief fund was made by the
Overseas News agency yesterday.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-11-02
J for Territory IN
| YH2l q

bians army which is Offering such
spirited ,trssistaaee TO. gtie invaders.
SMILE F4ert Marshal bvon Macksu!
Ab, {oroe advances slowly from Che
North the AustriansIha have crossed sine
western border of Serbia sohthG OF
vizegrad andoare moving eastward
and the Bngarfans are b marching
westward conrA wide frontiirom Pts
rot, which lies southeastern Nish.: ito
tzajecar, to the northeast Of Nish.
II 1t is, of coT4S!tiH{fIwa2 IissSssss
and the counirtlhU bAqlt II M
verse, but the serbians are bound to
defend II rs longIiS .boslTS their
great ariShal at KfaguvhtatSsis sit
[uatsd in this area and they will
doubtless hold on with the hope Of
making ans eventual retirement in
Ito the mountains along the Montene-
grin frontier
To forestalllthis the Austrians al
SO are. attacking in Montenegro. but
have made little progress, as the
Montenegrinso under their veteran
fighting king have had long time
to prepare for just such an event and
thus far have beaten of all attempts
to throw them back. In fact, the
Montenegrins hold some strong po-
sitions in Austrian territory out of
which they will have ito be driven
before their own country is invad-
ed.
There is no change in~the south
ern area d, Serbia 80 far as is known.
The report that Uskup has been re-
c>otured isrs cnntA confirmed. The
French. however. claim to have
cleared the Bulgarians out Of the
Yeles district. This, if-true- would
render sUskup an unsafe place for the
Invaders q In tie opinion OF military
-, woI ,jnssni;rc2 1s2iTi&
"a In what o,hser way Serbia is to 1ps
assisted has not Yet been sdisciosed::
Some British troops are cooperating
with the French II: the south and
others aftes Cd the Way but where
they w1llsbe siyed remains a secret,
Rassia's plans afsoH have not yet
Seen disclosed, although from Ger
man hiif sources " IS sfepofteds that Ri
innnanfa il iabodt to throw IN Her nfot
With the sntents afiiss and swiiis as
f6Ww TIE 'pas;sssIof aiShalts infiifon
Russian troops through her territory
to attack Bulgaria from the north.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-11-02
RUSSIANS
| TO LAND ON
BULGARIA
The Austro- Bulgarian Conquest Of
Serbia Continues-Italians
Repulsed.
MONTENEGRO Is ATTACKED.
Athens Newspaper Says Another
Balkan Nation Will Soon be
bni,
slrG7 Engaged in Conflict.
ynHnI floSEi,l

eC blach sed porlS Will troops
aboard to be landedTon the, cBulgaEg..
ian coast tonight the 'Hulgars.odw !
R title AustfoaBulgarian rconquest 81
ssabla III tire 9 ybOluftH and ws Aat part
of that 9 SounfFy cant -. -
The Apst1rliagps report that several
Italian attacks ,hh;aye been TepulSsssJdI
Enslaalpd Implies that Gergmasspy +
suffering 2 I fposd # famine Innsl1,sb she will
not Histen to any peace overtures,
however, at this time.
: British submarines chased SEQ, Ger e
man merchant vessels sfsl thpt s syssdlss4hs
King ss2sss ~ bsEf sss| Il
VA wsa IS bsLood rasd bad ysr
la Fairs sdosss % .hot,2igs'lgb as ga
here that Rouumania has, given Rus.
sias permission to to 3 bass her TROOPS
through that country to attack Bull
garia. II, is also reported that RUS.
sia has offered Roumania, a generous
slice Of tsrrfrf Rto II her Viii enter tie
war Ion the side of the allies.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-11-02

Philadelphia. Pa, Oct 3s.-oorr--
ders for $4,000 tons Of steel rails
we're placed BY the, PennsyIyania
Railroad company Yesterday. d Those
rails cover the 1915 geqYgtregmEus1ntss 81
the road. In addition, Ga order = was .
placed with the Baldwin Locomotive
works for the construction ct seven
ty-fve heavy freisft IsoScaanSotiyes rfcr
delivery ..r :,
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-11-02

A;ssn,; oct ct, 80; ]I,A3
S1tsaN1ItLEasa,l21,,I a9jn eleaess'.
of the entehte 'aM4 kor4Nning with
them. It is highly probable. the
newspaper says, that Russian forces
concentrated 81 the Ruimaniad from
tier yiliubasss through dRuMsnHg ITO
eS 1to tag assistance SfhserNa. yabo'
The s1ten,s powers. rit7 iss sasd;d iir
tend to satisfy RumEafas 7ambitf6ns;
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-11-02

DR.. T. B. Larrabss. ostsopatA.d-
The evening world., 1915-02-19
GARY ANDpERKINS
INSPECT THE SHOPS
f0RUNEMPL
Members of Mayors Commit.
tee Find Hundreds BusiIy
al Work.

In the hope that additional pub
iicity through Tho columns Of the
Newspapers may induce charitsbIy In.
ciinsd citisens 10 contribute funds 10
~ Mayors Committee on Unsmploy-
msnt. Nhrse Of the members OF tire
committee. Judge Gary. George ".
Perkins and City Chamberlain Henry
Brusrc. to-day took = party of report.
ere on . tour OF the emergency work.
shops established for the unemployed.
Thsss workshops. which were organ
issd by Miss Charlotte Boyd. . dsa.
consss In ~. Barthoiomew's HONS.
are located In donated premises and
cost nothinS for heat and light.
The largest Of workshops 10 IN q
building owned by the Dock Depart
ment at FIWy-sisth street ana Twelfth
Avenue. where $50 mon nrs employed
from 10 o'clock A. N. to = o'clock p. ~.
daily. They busy themselves making
bandases. fnending their own shoes
and Gaming chairs. Tho oomnsattee
pays thcm 10 cents nm hour and their
pay In handed TO them every after
noon o. the conclusion Of their ON.
pioyinent. In addition to 60 cents q
day they arc given a lunch.
The pay. while small. 10 = Oodsend
10 the thousands who have taken AZ.
Vantage OF tho committees plan. T'hs