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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-07
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g. & 8. S..@. 9a5u. an Der Gillou
Gtntion entuen0etcn Diebe Stltpier.
oratb I'M 3ertbe pom S160. Der fiir
Die Mcitern Union Ielesrnpb 60. be.
itilHlnt mar.
- @eorae 2ouqbIne, Der i'm g)oet
SeteI Suartier geuoTnen bat, tbeiltr
Der goli3ei nit. OaB ibm ptibreno
ces SfIefes Der getras Don $40 ans
ieinem EaIden seitollen iporoen iei.
= sliS Der BoEruHg pon Billian
9. Glarf. 9tp. 1917 Gbaie gIoeuie,
entrpenbeip elm 3ieb Sl0 III @anr.
- Ri.telit Stemm.iiens erbra6 aes
tern A6eno ein Giu5rster bic Sbire
gu Der Mphnnng Oon 8. o. Camp
ion. iSlat IL i'm 9,Imore 5lats, an
Der 5tlfprb apenut. Clifton unb
itabl aus Der DO1Huus @oloIafen
i'm Wertb pon $172.
- glus Der Wobnuns BON fSrau
Cspa Mener, SO. 1407 Race Stra5s.
entipenbste sin 9is6 ben @strag Don
$50 in gdar-
33 giGarSbdas i'm Dsrtb pon
SIG snttpsnbste Gin Rsser aus benz
gillaro3inmer BON GbriIt 0anpff, go.
430 Meii 6. Strabs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-07
Salid,es @elo.

Gin ssipifeHloisr gurits CAB &c.
tern 2tbenb Ssm II SABRE alien 3sis
tungsiunaen Carmen Del GrOb, BON
Ro. 1923 Gutter StraBs, BEL benz
eintauf elmer 3eiiuHg an Der Glart
Strnbe unb Central 9tDenu. elm fdle
ides 25 Gsntsftiid in 3ablung. Der
poIi5si tpurbe cine CUTE perionalbss
i6rsibuna ess Dsrausgebers Der fall
Ifen 0eIomiin3e mitgsrbsiIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-07
;Sar arbeitslpit iSransn.

Gie Gineracncp sli0 sIIiociotion, Die
fih Der arbeitsIoien 6raueu anniinmt
uno 70 oiel oIs moalid, 0iIfe su brin.
gen beriildlt, fonu pieoer iiber 3u-
lDeneungen i'm 9etrage pcn $167
aiittireH. ioonb Der ganje 5onos
iid) iest auf S502S belduft. Die 9ti.
iocintion bcif1itigt iest do 5rnuen,
mas cine tdGiid)e gusga6e bon Sf00
erbeiitt. Bur Sortiesung oes giIten
@erfes iino meitere 1sittel erforoer.
Iit. Ole Ciiice Der GeieQihoft 5efin.
BET ii4 81 Nsit9eq HuHsine,
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9emtid,er ssiunierpsrein.

Ger 9eirti6e @ionierperein bait
beute abeno in Der Central 3urnbaae
feline @onatsperiamnrlung nb. SSn
oerielben miro pieoer Elm gortrug ee,
haltefi mo sluar bon Dem als Hehner
beitens befonnten Taitor Or. =. :.
0orn BON Der Yhilippus 8emeinoe.
Die Scilti6en 9sioniere ioGten iih
oesbnlb ret,t 5ablrei6 sur geriamm.
lltng eiitiin0en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-07
Htmer.

= Gin iGabbnitcr Shornitein mar
bic llriafe eine5 6euers, Dab einen
Sd)aoen pon $40 ilt Der ggobniala
bon 6rau e. $. @binep, SO. $50
Sandal 5trabe. anriftcte
3cbn Collars Sd)uOen rid)tete
Gin 6eller i'm @alie Don Sobn aeets,
9io. S0S @ehh slllep. on, Oab ollrd)
einen iiberbei3tcn Efen ucruriaht
lporeen fpar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-07

Der gietrOpoIitnnoiitrift bon giHcin.
natl, 81 ipeIdeH Die 9enannten
Stdote uio Grtitjaiten geboren biu-
iidtlid Der eipDobner5abI Der 10. in
cen ger. Staaten 1T. 0err 9iogers
i6eint nod, einiae YoritGote pergel.
ieu 81 babeit .. y. ct gernaro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-07
alsine HsliseiaaAriA

Ron 5illman. 2t Sabre oft,
BON 9to. 23t g9eit Court Strabe,
wnroe oeliern Silrb CeteftipS inter
Der geifulbigung ben 9etrng ben
$92 uuterialdgen gu baben, m 2ittle
Hod, ART, in &aft genommen. 2ia.
man iol ebenfaas ieine giirgi9aft IN
SittIe 3iod in Stif gelaiien baben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-07

Sdiie iibtr3ogen ..........$ 1921
Inter ben 4ussaben befinbtn ii6:
S14S9 fir arantsnsllnteritiibuns
$S75 SierbeseIb fir fieben WlitgIiss
Der, $50 GtsrbeseIo fir bic 8aitin
tinss Witglisbes, S511.S0 Biitrls
gum SilfsfDnbs Der 9euii4e Cefsr,
reihiihsllngarii6en 5iiIisssienihaft,
ufp. Dem 9eritt aufoIse bstrasi bos
Dsreinsperm5sen $19.5O0 unb 1T in
3insirasenoen Bombs anssIssi. Ti.
Miiafisbersabll bsirGst pa, unD duBers
bem bat Der 0srtin br.i nidtbe3abIenoe
ioipie fiinf gbrsnmitglisDer, unb 3ipdr
bic 6srren Or. r. 6. Dorm, 4orI
Ruhl, 2ouis 90. 5offmann, Gbarlss
Bauer unb CHARTS Msbgtr. Wibs
renb bss sSobres itar6en a6t Mitsl;es
Der unb sfpar bic 6trren gpnrdo
sSasg.l, s}rona S&nsi6er. Ssrmann
Doll, aurl ssrib. sObn Roeb.l, etbam
Shiparber. Guitao S9ctt unb Satob
s5iihsr II.
Der 8sridt purSs siissbsiBsn unb
benz protoiclI sinDsrlsibt. unb gum
anbsnitn on bic psritorbsnsn Mlitsliss
Der. beneH praiibsni gsissr sineR
iisfssfiiblten Rahruf ipiomsts, erbo5
ben iih idmmtIihe aHipsisnben bon
ihren Sibtn. sgrdiibtnt G:istr bisIt
bnnn cine tlr3s anIprnde. iporin er
sinsn Ridblid auf bic @si6ihte bss
@srsins mari, uub b,ionbsrs bstcnis.
tpis pisI Dutes btrisIbs idoH fir isis
ne Witglieoer unb osrtn Gdmilisn
geiban babe.
Die neutn BED ten.
siermit iparen bic Gsf6dfte bee
alien Jabrss srIsbist unb bag Sns
ffallirungs aommittss, beItebeno
aus ben ssrrtn .. GIamm, aIbin
Shipab, emil 5slissrisbsr. O. RAFT
unb q .apd) nit BEN 3srsmonisns
msiitsr Germ Soiepb Wsntser
irat nun in Mftipn. Wlit elmer btr3s
Iihu Nniprahs, iporin tr ben auss
ideibsnbsn gsamtsn fir ibre gstrtusI
pflihisrfiilluns bdntis unb bic nsu.n
eruabnit, fia elmer iOlden sa be-
fIsibissn, iebt, er Die fOlssnbtn nsusu,
Bsomten in ibre asmfsr elm:
prdiibsnt. Grib Gsigsr.
gi3sprdfibsnt. giusuit prin3bda.
qrotptoll sSeirstdr, Scbn 9iebolb.
ainan5<5styetdr, Geo grIsiuein.
Sbobmsiiter, aabian 5dubIsr.
zbiirbiiter, antcn giienmann.
zruiits. Sofspb Msingdrtner.
1sieer ssr nsusH Gaans. gIbju|
GzIpah
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-07
Sie Gage a,lf Sem Ditlihen
8riegsihaiIplae.
Die Isinbfslistetten in
foIse bes f4le6ten
METERS fat 8dn5
gum StiIIftanb ses
tommeu.


9erliu, pia Saas, naa 2onoon,
6. Sanuar. Der aorreipOnnent osa
sassbIatt- iast in elmer 9epeih'
pom Sftsrrsidii4sn Sauptquartisr;
.@lei63sitig nit bem aufbouu bet
ruFiiden Sffsniips in 9ali5ien, iiio.
pdrts in Der Ridtung uuf Rsu San
bee, III aud bis Sffeuiips Der DETER
rsibsr in Ruiiii9 polsH gum Stia-
itdno gs.pmmeu. Gs 1T bies lsbisIifj
cine JOls. Der uusiinitigsH Bitte-
runasper6Gltniiie. gs bat in Der leg
ten 3eit DieI ssresnet; Der gobsn III
dufgstbdut unb bas gan8e Gano 1T
baOur6 in siHtn riefisen Sumpf Oer-
panSslt porSen. Gs ift cine pbpfiits
lInnl0gli6teit. i6psrs glrtilerie bers
anSubrinesH, o6ne Die bic ruiIiIden
poiitiOnsn am gliba 5luB ni4i furs
cirt iperb.n tTnHsn.
Die ruTii9en StsfIunssn auf bsm
6tliden llf.r bss gtiba GIuiies Be,
ftnSsn ii9 auf ben 50bm, Die iia
bur5iigli6 fir gsridunsunssn .isnsn
unO no bic ruiiii3e GrtilIsrie in CUE
tsR poIitionsn uutsrsebradt tpOrben
1T. Die Seitsrrei6er babsu iih uuf
BEN acknowledgement llfsr Der.
Ihanst. Gs finben dber fat CART cine
admpf. itatt. nbgeisbsu bon siusm &c.
Isgsntii6sn 2lrtiIsrissefsat, psnn Der
Rebel oies ssiidttst, unO aud bon
fporaSiftem Snfanterisfeusr. Gin:
9lnberuna in Der SituaiiOn iIt bier
ni6t gu erparttu, tpenR re uidt our9
pi8tise Grsiguiifs in bsr 9esenb BON
0arTaau psruriaat pirb, pSer
penn taltes Bsttsr eintritt, 10 baB
bic iapsre grtiIIsris on bic 5rcni
ssbra6t perbsn lam.
Der aorrsippnosut bss 2otaIdn5ei.
gers iGidt einsu dbulidsu 8sridl;
ii6er bic Gage Der 0inge 6tIih Don
grdtau. Gr beridtet, Oab bic iid
am Dunraisc 5Iub gessnibsritebeuOsn
2lrmssu gut psri4dn5t iino, in Der
RsseI oaf beibsH lIfsru Oes brsnen
GIufiss.
Die SsIfsrreiasr~. b.ri6tet Der
9orrsippnSsnt, r6obsn bas Ditli6c
llfer kIsbt. Sbre SteIIunseH finb jsbt
10 fart befsftist, boB man re fir uus
einnsbmbar bdIt. Die 2ilsriFft, psIde
Si. Rufsu in pOrieer Wode ula9tsn
5eri&IItsn Oonitdnbig an nsm qrtiI.
IsrisTsusr Der Oeiterrei1er.
.9tbsr bic Stsllungsu Der RuiIsn
iinS ebsuiO fart, pis ein 2anope6rs
battalion gu feiusm edaOen erfdbrsn
bat, dls ss Die ,rite 2inis BON Saiis
ssnsrdSsn sritiirute, Sann a6sr in eia
kf.isss gsuer Don Der ;psi.sa ainIs
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ardasr Der alter 5abus, Geo eiIsr.

mann.
Uertinsar5i, Or. sJritbrib 9bsiB.
Dtiteaten gum StabtDerbdnb, 90
bidm 5Guslsr unb Gmil 9sffesrisDer.
OeIsgaten CUR 9sutf6sn 2asseieIls
fHdft, guitnp saft unb als SteIlpers
trsier Musuit gInig.
AIIe Bedmten bielten bnnn anipras
den. In ipe!dn Tie ben Wiislisoern
psrIihertsn. bab lie lid bsftrsbtn
'prben, ii6 bss in lie ssIsbtsn 8ers
irautns iUiirbis gu 3eigsn. prdfiSeHt
Gtiger ernannts bann ned bic fols
ssnbsn
Rsuen aranten aommi :
tees:
/. Tiiiriii:
ausujt prin5bad
Carl Sndmonn.
2. Tiitritt:
adrl ausn3lsr.
Jrant s. 6eHnrid.
3. Siitriit:
fabian 5dubisr.
Wartus Wdltsr.
Rid. Qliiesier.
aorl Ruf.
Joiepb cling.
4. Tiftriit:
Geo. Grlepein.
Geo. Wini.
8. Diitrili:
German adsheimsr.
2llois Ganber.
6. 9iftritt:
Jofspb 5ubfelo.
giahbsm nod beri6iet ipprb.n ipar.
bab iih bic ginnabHsn bss 4benos
auf $370.87 unb bic gIussdben auf
$196.50 bslaufen b6ttsH, srfoIsts @srs
tdsuns unb 5ibslitas trat in ibrs
Refte.
Die anipsisnbsn Ii.bsn ii6 an ben
feitlih sebedisn 9afsIn nisber uno
tbdten ben erSsusnif.n Der fyIdmm's
fhen aiife, iorpie bsm bd3u aeliefers
ten SubepobPfdeu Gsiunbbeitstropf.n
ale ebre an. W6brenb beg abenos
iuurosn cine 9sibe 0orirdes bsiisrtr
unb srniter art aebaIteu, unb elm gang
btionoerer iyeitatt mar es, als bds
gbrsnmitslisb, Rsp. Or. 3. 6. Dorm
benz 8srein bds nsue 8srsinsbilb, auf
osm iih Die photographer bon 175
glitglisbern bsfinbeu, in elmer hsrSlis
den Mniprd9e libsrrsid,te. Cine 5ipsis
is llsberrai6uns CAB es nod, als
oas aus ben Serren albert 5dubIer,
'Wm. DIpps IT,, Geo 5trmdnn jr.
bsitebenbe ausi6ub, Der ole geiors
gung bss giIoss iibernpmmen bate,
benz prGfibenten Grit Gstser. Der
ii6 nm bas 3uitdnostommsn bee
9ilbes 10 srobsn 8erbisuit srtDorben
bat. burd, Rtp. 3r. 3. 9. Dorm eis
men prG9tissH 4rmisFsl (Worris
Gbair) ais ansebinbs iibtrreiten
lies. Ssrr Geieer. Der o6 bieTer Chs
rung gang baff mar, fanb ieoo9 baIo
Dorts s.nas. I'm fir oas biibffe Gss
Ident gu bantsn uno feit5uitsiIen, oh
tr in benielben auh ssniigsno 9lab
babe. - Bis CUR Wittsrnlhtsftunbs
Dnusris bas fr5blide 9r,ibsn. uuo
purf bic ;Ssisr bat Der gabiide llus
ierjtiibungsperein ipisber bspieisn.
oab in Isinsn Rsiben nod INNER
Der edit o,uif6e semiitbIide @,iii
bsrribt.
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tins finb- in Der Gesenb bon Boriinoio
unb BEL Der MOgkIp Surm i'm Gange.
rSn 9ali5ten ift bic Gage uHberGn.
bert. Jn Der gutofpina baben mir
SDpOt unb aamerui. fiibIi4 BON Sa.
latin, befest.
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SanctaidJe cntriiicn.

9ln Der Rsabing Roao unb @resns
poO0 apenus. entrib geitern absnb
elm Rsger Der Rellie Bard, DON go.
1921 Warblanb 2lOsnus. Siio Ror4
poob, bic Gslbb6ri. nit So cSn6alt.
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9oial 8eridbt.
ssS6stt aeitern isine neueu gsamtsH
IL ftftlidjsr, Meiir Gin.
Gis 5atresberidjfe 5sissu BON oem
bllbsnbrn 3mitanbs bee gcreius.

1as 5auptqnartier bes. gabiIf<n
Qnteritiibuugs sYsrsins in Ilumm'a
s5das, Ode UlcDlidsn 2lDenue unb el-
ber Gtrabe, fonnts seitern 9lbenn
tdum bic 3abl Der Wiigiieber unD
bsrtn 8amilisnunsebOrisen fallen. bic
iih einssflnben bdtien, lin Der Jabs
discriminating unc Der bamit rer,
tunb<nen gedmiens Jnitaairung beis
5iiipobntn. Die gritsrs ipuroe BON benz
YrdIibentsn 6trru }rib gsiser 5ur
Drbnuna aerufsn, ipdbrsnb Der longs
idbrigs, srprobte Sesretdr, 6err ctc6n
Disbolb. nit allen pflihteifsr isines
Mmtss ipaliefs. Rad Dsrlsiuna unb
Qlnnabme beg qrototolls Der leBien
Sibung ipirbtn an fiebsn erfrdn.te
Wiiglisbtr insseInmmt $71 ais linz
isritiisuna. uno Der 1amilis bss pers
iforbsnen WitgIiebes unb GrsYrilis
benssn. 6srrn Sntob Slider II. bls
itntutnriihe Sisrbeaelb i'm Betraee
Don $125 ausbssoblt. Die @ittpe bss
2sBtersH ionnte bem 0srein Elm Dantz
f6rsibtn fit bic ibrsm @atisn betpies
ient 4ufmerifamteit ipdbreno ieintr
langsn aranfbtit, unb bag Sareibsn
iDurbe hem protciou sinberlsibt.
Der aus ben 6errsn 2luauii Gmis,
2eopobo 6errmnnn unb 2tuguii Sis
mon beifebeube RtDiiionss qusifub
bsri6iete, boR CT bic Bidder idmmtlis
der geamten unteriutt nnb riHtis
bsfunben babe. baB Der 9ersin gut
iituirt unb bds 9ermoesn gut anses
lesi lei uno boB Der Wsit.xntfpids
Iuna beg Wereins nidts f5rberli4n
isin tonne, aIs ipenn bic Wlitsliebsrs
sabI burd sifrise glsitation persrOBtrt
ipiirbs. Dieie grmabnung rthtelen
aud prdjibent Gtistr ioipie bic
6srrsn Soiepb Dsinsartnsr nnb
aussbtimsr on bic 4nfpeIenbsn. unb
iie idisn bel allen auf guten gobeH
~ fallen. Lem Repiiiona zausfhuB
ipuros Der Sant bss 0ersins ablss
itoitet.
pit Hinan5en bes 8ereins.
Der lansi6brise syinunsminiiier bss
8ersins, 6err Geo Grleiptin, iniers
brsiiets folgenben sSabrssberihi, Der
algensine Bsfriebiguns berpcrrief
unb ibm ebenfaIls Elm DaniespOtum
eiIlbra&te:
Ginnabmtn.
gsiirdse .$1653.5OI
llsbridub Dom frumiIiens
Ieif zll.oO
3inisn auf oas @srsinss
aapitaI .............. 1164.49
gufnabme @sbibrsn. 80. 64.00
Bsri4ieosnes ............ 600
adiIsnbeiianb, 1. soH. 1914 222.76
3uiammen-$3322.49 40
MuSgdben ......... .$3338.70
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3uiammen-$332
Mussdben ....... $3338.7O
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-12-25
ALLERTON MEETINGS
VERY SUCCESSFUL

Allerton, Dec. 23.-The 8, at union
tabernacle meetings conducted by the
Kepford- Nangle evangelistic party
came to close. Four churches, all
the churches in the town, united.
Never in the history of the town has
there been such a revival. DR.. KEEP
ford is forcible preacher. His SER
mons abound in Illustrations making
truth vivid. Religion has become the
common topic Of conversation. Men
are discussing the value of a righteous
life.
Among some OF the results Of the
meetings were the business mems BAN
quet attended by over two hundred
men: the community day, at which
time committee was formed to push
forward a movement for wholesome
recreations among the young people.
It is hoped a gymnasium and reading
room will result. A large chorus was
organized by the Nangles in the high
school which will render Christmas
cantata.
The churches will have big COM
munity Christmas tree at the taber-
nacle and the whole town and country
side are interested
Large audiences attended three
great services Wednesday and the free
will offerings for the party approxi-
mated 5000.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-12-25
ALBA.

Judge Vermilion closed the Novem-
Der term of court here Saturday and
returned to his home in Centerville the
same evening.
Ray Robinson has returned from a
weeks trip to New York and Chicago.
Roy Gohlson has gone to Portland,
Oregon for visit with relatives
Miss Helen Yale has returned from
a visit in Oskaloosa.
Mrs. MOllie Richardson and brother
Homer Clark left yesterday for a visit
in Washington. D. c., with brother,
Vim. Feehan has gone to visit MIS-
brother hartley in Ottumwa who has
been very ILL.,
Mrs. Harry Stringfellow Of Oskalosa
10 the guest OF relatives here.
Miss Lois Bartram Of Des Moines 1s
the guest Of her mother here
Miss Margaret Sheehan has return
ed from visit In Des Moines with Mrs.
Laris.
Miss Edith German Of oskaloosa has
returned to her homo there after
visit with Mrs. Geo. Il. Gray and fam
lily.
s. J. Peters has returned to his home
in pes Mones after business trip
hero.
Miss Marguerite Buck Of Carthage,
Mo-. 10 the guest Of her sister here Mrs.
Walter Enix.
Will Kelly and brother from Man
kato, MIMI are visiting here.
REAL ESTATE
C. w. Finney ct al to Harvey Thomp-
son, lot IS blk Fairview add Eldon,
$3.50.
Catherine Hollenbeck to J. S. and l. r.
Barley, lots 1 2.3 blk IL Eldon, ~ 800
Alyce Toole to Olive Mcdonald, lots %
80 Mineral Springs End add Otta,
$1,000.
Mrs. Bertha M. Blake to Mary j
Blake. part lot IS M. j. Williams 18th
add Otta, SITS and other cons.
VIM. C. Blake and wife to Mary J
Blake (QCD) same as above $500.
Vernon L. Deshong to Nora Deshonz
part lot SO Kraners add Otta. ~.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-12-25
FAIRFIELD WEEK
OF PRAYER JAN. SO

{, Fairfield, Dec. 23.-The Fairfield
Ministerial association has arranged
for the week OF prayer services which
are to be held beginning January 3
and ending January 8. A union meet
ing will be held in one of the churches
of the city each evening during the
week and the program which has usu-
ally been carried out at these meet
ings will be changed to some extent
this year. The minister leading the
meeting each evening will limit his
remarks to from ten to fifteen minutes
each evening and the remainder of the
hour aside from the music will be de-
voted to prayer.
The program for the week has been
arranged as follows:
Monday, January 3-United Presby-
terrain church. Leader, Rev. w. r.
Keesey. Subject, thanksgiving and
Humiliation"
Tuesday, January baptist church.
Leader. Rev. w. w Barley. Sub
ject 'The Church Universal"
Wednesday, January First Lu-
theran church. Leader, Rev. A. r.
Toothacre, Subject, Home Missions. "
Thursday, January 6-Christian
church. Leader, Rev. E. G. McKibben.
Subject, Foreign Missions"
Friday, January First Presby-
terrain church. Leader, R. H. Polly.
Subject, christian Training of the
Young
Sunday January 9-First Methodist
church. Leader, Rev. H. A. Messer.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-12-25
GET RID OF THE HOG, LICE

a week soak the sacks with either
crude oil or coal oil and machine oil
mixed half and half. The hogs rub
against the post and the oil kills the
lice
Make cement wallow or both 10 by
10 feet and sixteen inches deep. Fill
this to depth Of II inches with wa
ter and cover the water with coat OF
crude oil The hogs will battle in this
and the oil will cover them and Kill the
lice Renew the oil and water as often
as necessary and every two weeks
clean out the bath with a shovel. Where
expense Of cement cannot be AFFORDED,
dig hole the same size as for ce-
ment wallow and puddle 1t with clay.
Put In the water and crude oil. Before
this hole gets filthy dig another. Hogs
can be sprayed with hand sprayer.
1t is hard to get rid of the lice
around the sheds and yards. All bed
ding should be hauled off or burned, all
trash cleaned up and fence. shed and
ground treated with oil or coal tar
dip. This may be sprinkled with
broom or put on with q hand sprayer
It is good plant to make temporary
sheds and put the hogs on new ground
for 80 days II hog cholera Is in your
county, get rid of the lice quick.
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STOLEN CHICKENS
ARE HIDDEN IN BED

Clinton, Dec 23.-Six cold storage
chickens stolen from a Northwestern
car were found in bed in the home
of John Anderson in Clinton by the
police, and Anderson, an ex-convict,
has admitted this theft with that of a
bicycle and purse containing Sc,
the authorities say.
Tho chickens were covered up in
the bed and had not one of the police
men looked into the bed after the re-
mainder of the house had been
searched, the fowls would not have
been discovered, Anderson took four
teen chickens from the car, but eight
sold at local hotel the police say.
And erson is said to have served time
in Joliet for TIE theft Of net on the
Illinois side of the river.
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WET PolN-s.

Mr.. and lMrsEJ. b. Dierker and
daughter Dc fothy Of Laurence. Nebr.,
are visiting at the Jos. Schroeder nome.
4 Mrs. Theo vonderhaar of FIT. Mad1-
son i. visiting her mother Mrs r..
Mrs. J. E. Cantril and daughter
Oleatha visited Friday and SATURDAY
At the Mrs. T. A. Stebbins home in Ft.
Madison.
Joe and Frank Schmidt Of FIT. Madi-
son were over Sunday guests OF their
uncle Jos. Speikermeier.
8 Miss Eva Schroeder who has been
spending the summer with her sister
Mrs. J. B. Dierker at Laurence, Nepr''
returned home Saturday.
The stock of the harness store be-
longing to Miss Amanda Weber since
the death Of her parents, has been sold
to H .. Wilson. Mr. Wilson has had
the management Of the store for sew
Miss Viola Daube returned Saturday
from visit with relatives at Fort
Madison.
John Gingerich departed Monday for
= business trip to Omaha.
Mr. and Mrs Chas. Supers who have
made their home at Stuttgart, Ark,
Tor several years have returned to
West Point and will make this place
their home.
Mrs VIM. swinderman entertained
,e Ladies Aid society at her home on
riday afternoon. Refreshments were
served and all enjoyed a very pleasant
afternoon.
John Praise, Jr, who has been
farming near Cottonwood for several
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SUPERVISOR WILL
TAKE HIS PLACE

Atlantic, Dec. 23.-There has been
considerable discussion locally OF late
in regard to the right of G. w. Nc
Cautsland, who was year ago elected
to. membership on the board OF super
yisors and will take his seat on the
board Jan. /. The discussion has
been as to Mr.. McCautsland's legal
right to serve as a member of the
board
At the time Of his election he re-
sided in Pymosa township. which.
together with Grove, Washington and
Brighton, make up the second dis
trict. Mr.. McCautsland is now a
resident Of Atlantic and the conten-
ton Of those who raised the point
was that he could not legally serve
from the district if he did not live
therein. Mr.. McCautsland announces,
however, that he will take his seat
on the board at the appointed time.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-12-25
pYViLLE.

/. Rachel williams, Laura Lee ana
Viola May who are attending school AZ
Cedar Falls came home Wednesday TO
spend the holidays with relatives.
Mrs. Matilda Richardson who has
been visiting her niece Mrs. Gertie
Bennett at Panora, Ia, for the past SIX
weeks, returned home Wednesday.
I. N. Brown who was called to Eddy
Vile by the illness and death OF Mrs.
Catherine Cooper left Wednesday for
his home In st. Louis.
John Bay and family Of Aurora. and
r. l.. Bay Of Chicago were called to
Eddyville this week by the serious
illness of their mother 8. L. Bay.
w. A. MCGEE who has been visiting
relatives in Eddyville left Wednesday
for his home at Gibbs, Mo.
Mrs. Chas. Odem and son Harold
spent Wednesday in Abba visiting DR..
and Mrs. Wray.
George Hartman, Wilbur Oldham
and Eugene Kussart who are students
at Ames are spending their vacation
with their parents in Eddyville.
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Following is bulletin sent out by
the agricultural commissioner OF the
Rock Island lines:
Hog cholera is severesagain in many
large districts. Get rid OF the lice on
your hogs. DR.. A. II. Peters, veterin-
arian OF national reputation, has had
wide experience with hog cholera. He
says that there is much smaller loss
from cholera In those herds that are
free from lice. When hog Is lousy the
lice make him unthrifty and out OF
condition and he is easily susceptible
to disease. The weak, lousy hog gets
the cholera and lice spread the disease
from him to the hogs that sleep with
him.
Feed Is high and Is likely to be high
err. A lousy hog is unthrifty and does
not make the gains from his feed that
are made by hogs free from lice. Many
herds Of young shoats are not making
money from their feed because they
are lousy. Lice retards fattening and
injure the health of breeding hogs. Get
rid Of the lice.
An easy way to get rid of lice when
they are not too thick on hogs Is to
set number of shot posts in the yard
or field where the hogs run and wrap
these posts with old gunny sacks. Once