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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-09-09
OsceOla Auto Struck by Train.

A big Velie touring car owned by
J. w. Eddy, and driven by his daugh-
ter, Miss Ruth Eddy, who is we'll
known in Leon, was struck by a
south bound Burlington passenger
train at Osceola on Monday of last
week, and several of the parties SER
iously injured, as we CLEAN from the
following account of the accident in
the Osceola Sentinel:
One of the most serious auto acct
dents that has occurred in the city
this year happened on Monday morn
ing at the power house crossing on
Cass street between nine and ten
o'clock when an auto driven by Miss
Ruth Eddy accompanied by Phillip
Fowler of Osceola and j. w. Funnel
and r. C. Taylor of WOODBURY., was
struck by the south bound passenger
train in a manner to throw the heavy
machine distance of about forty
feet resulting in seriously injuring
three of the occupants.
The auto was headed east on Cass
street running at a moderate rate.
Miss Eddy and Phillip Fowler occu-
pied the front seat and the other
gentlemen the rear. When within
dUOul HuNulcu lccl VI Llc CIOSSluS
Phil saw the smoke Of the approach
ing train looming up from behind the
box cars on the track. He gave the
alarm, but on account of the slight
incline or from some other cause
Miss Eddy was unable to bring the
car to full stop until it was direct
ly on the track. Fowler and Funnel
succeeded in getting out of the car
but the remaining occupants were
hurled some forty feet south and to
the east of the track in the demolish-
ed car. Miss Eddy succeeded in get
ting out of the car and Taylor was
picked up unconscious from the side
of the track. The train was stopped
within a few feet and the passengers
and crew did what they could to re-
lieve the sufferers. Drs. Dean and
Sells arrived Immediately. Miss Eddy
was taken to her home where an ex-
animation revealed badly bruised
chest and back She will recover.
Taylor was taken to the hospital in a
critical condition. He is unconscious
at a result of fracture of the skull
at the base of the brain. He is suffer-
ing also from internal injuries. His |
recovery is doubtful.
Funnel received a fractured ankle |
while Fowler escaped uninjurcd.
F. c. Taylor is a young man be-
tween 20 and 25 years of age. He is |
as an operator at the @ sta
ton in WOODBURY.. His father, Fay
cite Taylor, of Patterson, Iowa, is
at the bedside of his unfortunate son.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-09-09
Mothers-Watch Irritable Children.

That fever, paleness, grinding of
teeth while asleep and coated tongue
are indications that your child has
worms in it's system. Kickapoo Worm
Killer quickly gets rid of these para
sites. 1t is perfectly safe for the most
delicate children. 1t is pleasant to
take, has three effective medicinal
qualities: acts as a laxative, expels
the worms, and tones up the system.
Begin treatment today and eliminate
the cause of irritableness Csc. l
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-09-09
SAVE SWEET CLOVER SEED.
Even Crop Along Highways May he
Harvested With Profit.

Many corn belt farmers are seed
ing sweet clover and paying from 20
to 81 cents pound for the seed, yet
the crop grows wild on many roads
and railway right-of-ways, where
thousands of bushels are allowed to
ripen and fall on the ground. This
seed should be saved says the farms
crops department of Iowa State Col
lege.
That the gathering Of sweet clover
seed can be made profitable is shown
by the fact that ono boy at Ames,
working IA hours, gathered 100
pounds of sweet clover seed from
along the railroad track. This seed
was worth at least rs cents per
pound, making $3.50 for the 4
hours work
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-09-09
Estl:ay Notice.

Taken up as an estray by ]. D..
Brown, at his farm in Center town
ship. Decatur county, Iowa, on the
10th day Of August, 1915, one year
ling heifer, red line back, white bel
ly, with horns.
Notice posted before A. r. War
ford, Justice. of the Peace in Leon
township, Decatur county. Iowa.
2-3t Walter Osborn,
County Auditor.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-09-09
A Pertinent Query.

Why is it that the woman who
thinks it is perfectly awful to call a
girl q chicken thinks nothing of
referring to-. woman she doesn't
like as an "old hen. Hannibal
Citizen.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-09-09
Council Proceedings.

City Hall, Sept. 2, 1915.
Council met at the Office of the
mayor, in regular session, members
present, G. R. Farquhar, mayor,
councilmen, E. G. Monroe, IN. Gard
ner, F.. H. Cozad and F. A. Gardner
Winfield Cash, absent.
On motion Frank Stanley was al
lowed Csc per. hour for sewer work
On motion the following claims
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-09-09

On motion council adjourned till
Tuesday, Sept. 7th, 1915, at o'clock
p. m. for the purpose of making the
levies for ensuing year.
G. r. FARQUHAR,
Attest: Mayor.
S. G. MITCHELL, City Clerk.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-09-09
MOt0rcycle.

New and rebuilt, on monthly pay
ment plan. Dealers and riders want
ed. Eagle Motor Co., Cedar Falls,
The Washington times., 1915-08-14

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for e. 80. '0T .1.1-=. TX -a
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For SALE

nice G--'s g--1o- 49, .r---s - -
woT-N EH-. gFr- 80
wa-ar rsrr o. Hn "a -
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faces -- ra4 .-.r Ea E -
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ORLlVUS TJIE
The Washington times., 1915-08-14
AUCIlck SAlE

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tioo--Fs
The Washington times., 1915-08-14
For Rent.
FOR SALE-FAHHS
anted.
Fer SAI<

WANTED TO LEASE v.rs oC-t7- -
chase farm In En04 .T-..rr-- ~Fa- -
and stores P-sfs- .'0rT E1--r-. -
would prefer deaIlrE 81. r--r- r F=s-rs
BOX hEs Times Dffr-
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PROPOSALS

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The Washington times., 1915-08-14


Work for wife At S Pm. Wanted ssptem.
s7o-7sN. Chester County. One single man
for .general farm work. Any ES. tNo Irish
Or italian.) Exp. No Tr SIS PM winter
$2o Pm summer, BL&w.
West Virginia.
Co-1Su. Harrison County. One married
man for general outside work around resi-
dence. Negro preferred 1-2 cows EXP.
No children wanted. s25 TT. adv. and de-
Quoted. $40 Pm. furnished house, garden
TRADES.
Maryland.
So2-2. Baltimore County. wanted six or
risd or single S-s PD. . hours 'fD. Tr.
adv. within reasonable distance.
Pennsylvania.
s7s-eos. Philadelphia County. wantsd one
lumber grader. Must know the grades OF
hard and soft wood and know how to man
age men and keep lumber yard In good or
der. Polish or American. ES necessary.
Married. No TT. Wages not stated. 10
hours PD.
The Washington times., 1915-08-14
Marriage Licenses,

Leon Shore and Shirley r. Mars,on.
Alan Il. Samuel and Fannie l. scheer.
Leland 8. Brown and Adelaide ~. LAsrrnson
John keenan, and Julia Speiden
Carl l. FairAll and Ethel !. Hopkins.
The Washington times., 1915-08-14
HORSES AND VEHICLES

SIX HORSES. ! top wagon and harness. Ap'
ply rear OF Az Pa ave. N. w.
The Washington times., 1915-08-14

Uetolle0 n1Orn0tlOn COnCeInlu
be secured free Of charge upon ap
BUREAU OF INFORMATION, u
OF LABOR, 801
KEY TO -ABBREvIATIoNsU USED:
washing. PM-Per month. PWIPer wee
FREQ board and lodging. HGF&M-unfu
vanced under favorable conditions.
Unless otherwise stated. 1t will be Y
permanent nature. and the help, 10 desi
FARM LABOR
Maryland.
$780, GarGns Ssrn' Sns :n:s 81
Ss Rssf'feTx Hsss seand Fl bLsW saS ana ''ou'''
s7o-lo3I. Queen Anne County. One msrrieS eS
20 oad T. os s %ny Es aspd Ssp S fS sf
tuet. Win sais s,nsis man = sse Pm. M hAL 4:
r. sn aa" tS stf s Pm 'tr year TSsa round. Y YBL1w.
for s.a nrSrS farm SSs1 xS4n and 1os o. sns
man: swsds Or American: rs Necessary x
Pm. House. garden and milk For cook
s7o 1894: Bsltimcrs County. One single mar mar
:S; ::tS; 4, Any sM Esi n. Prefer eO'0red h''D IT
' between s'e. 70 snd SONAR 8 Y.si. Old, for ssnsss
farm work Any ES. No tr. $40 Pm
BL&W.
s70-7a5s. Queen Anne County. One married
man for general farm work. German only
cows. EXP. No objection to one or tive
children. Tr. adv. and deducted. S1b pm
Increase later. Work for wife around house
Pennsylvania.
s7o-sso. Monts somsry County. One marrie
man for general farm work. Any ES. N
Polish EXP. Children permitted. No TT
$50 Pm, HGF&M.
s76-1043. Delaware County. One marie,
man for milking and general farm work
American. Is cows. EXP. Small famil,
preferred. No. TT. ssb PM HGFNM
The Washington times., 1915-08-14
DEATHS

FRIDAY. Aur..r "a. IA ss
s,i9 q. m. at her resitsncs. Ch-sg cn.--
Nd, ARABELIsA cANFiEK-p PEEi1-E
wife Of Chief Justice Efsnsoa J r-sa~-
retired.
August "a at 10 q m frserrn~r, pw7rs-s
indianapolis and Clevelani Ysp-rs pa.a--
The Washington times., 1915-08-14
Vital Records
Rirths.

Edward y. and Roberta A. Wright. boy.
George and Garuphaiia Tseepuras. cir
Nicholas and Ntckosota Tsoisaforis boy.
Louis ana Sophie schooler boy
Georse and Gussie NJ. Poerner. boy.
George r. and Madeline O Maliey. G-L
Robert and Anna N Lswts. hoy.
James W. and Annie ". Jones. siri-
Maurice w. and Ella T.. Hoines- boy.
Charles v. and Rena n. Dessesl Giri
Emil r and Mable I. BuschtnG. boy.
Charles q. and Laura Barton, boy.
Kewen and Hazel Is. Burma. boy.
William l.. and Eifie NJ. Bowman. boy.
Albert and Mary skswley, siri.
Rodney p and Grace 3 Savoy. hoy.
Henry A. and Violet Plummer. roy.
John s. and Elizabeth Miller. boy.
Claudius e. and Gertrude McLeod. girl tsins
Charles w. and Lena q. Mani-y. boy.
Randolph and Clara Lucas. eirl.
John and Anna Jones. boy.
walter and Mamie Harris. boy.
liza and Ruth Hawkins. girl.
The Washington times., 1915-08-14
Deaths.

Aloueda NJ. Chappeli. 50 years. The Roland
Apartments
.Blanch Loseless. n years. Providenoe Ho~pi-
tai
Bernard ]. Carroll 70 ysars Governmen,
Hospital for the Insane.
Sarah A. Bullard. ss years. sss Lament street
northwest.
northeast.
Harry Millinston. - years. Tubsrculos.s
Hospital.
Edward Z. Tinker. 20 years. Ebbett House
Margaret Z. Giddens, IS years. lss0 Thir-
teenth street northwest
Harry Beach,. jr.. day. sn q street south.
Helen @. sterrett Is hours. Coiumbi. Hes.
pital.
Daniel Foster. - years washinston Asylum
Hospital.
Ella Y. Abbott. 77 years. 1904 l. street north.
west.
The Washington times., 1915-08-14
MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN

OFFICE ROOM for rent; will suit a dentis
or physician. 22l0 Ga. ave. n. w. |.
The Washington times., 1915-08-14
IN MEMORlAM

cents nat either prose or po~sry. n oass -
tice does not ezeesd ten iines Atd 10 e~nts
for each line ir sScess Of teu.t
The Washington times., 1915-08-14
FOR RENT-STA6LES
FOR SALE-HouSES

NEAR - = ST n. "a Hs F-lr- =
staILs. FT.ac E. -.. -
The Washington times., 1915-08-14
TRADES.
: MARYLAND.
SETTLERS.
District of Columbia.

ssl--3ol. Farm In Virgnia.) For sale or
rent. SO. 3.2c0-$2 600 cash, balance !. = and
years, 6Tb interest LIST mortgage or deed OF
trust. or other acceptable arrangement
tTenant should have own team. tools and
household furniture.) 1H acres In all. b6
cleared. For rent. u Of any corn, oats.
wheat or grains and " OF hay In stock. II
any land retained for pasture privilege rent
Gated In Prince William Co., Va.
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Grittlaiiges 8anneuiat.

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Samitags lno Sonntags): @aueris
f0c; bette Site 25e.--dbeu5s Toe.
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de Farmacia senores Isidoro Colon,
Lopez Dominguez, y Ell de Filosof1a del
Derecho sefor Juan B. Soto.
Numerosos estudiantes hicieron tam
bien acto de presencia en- la Camara.
DEFENSA INSOSTENIBLE.
Cuando Sc trataba de introducir aver
una enmienda al P. de la C.. No. 40
sobre seguros de incendios, dec1a ell Sc
nor Aybar, que todos los incendios que
ocurren en- Puerto Rico, son debidos
a que las fncas estan aseguradas en- dos
8 tres compan1as.
Bien pudiera haber alguno que otro
caso; pero la causa principal de esos
incendios que estan trayendo la ruina,
la desolaci6n y ell panico Puerto Rico,
no es en- verdad esa: de clio estamos
convencidos todos, jverdad, sefior Ay-
bar?
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-19
Desde Ponce

Ell individuo Eusebio Rodriguez, fu6
arrestado por la polic1a por ell delito
de abuse de confanza.
-Ha sido operado ell sabado en- la
noche ell respectable caballero don Car
los F. Chard6n, por los reputados doc
torres Salazar y Aguerrevere. Ell esta-
do del paciente dentro de la gravedad
del case, inspira confanza.
Ell d1a 19 del corriente, en- la es-
cuela de la calle del Comercio de esta
ciudad Sc efectuaran examenes para
inspectores plomeros.
-Citado como testigo en- un juicio
ante la Corte del Distrito de San Juan.
sali6 hoy ell senior Ramon Guanil, jefe
de la detective de esta ciudad.
En- la manana de hoy hizo una
gran inspection en- la plaza del Merca-
do en- las pesas y balanzas que sc usan
para la venta p1blica, ell senor Eduardo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-19
Information polltica
PERTRECHOS DE GUERRA.

Eh III hEOHOO DE GU ERRA.
Antes de dar principle la session de
la Camara en- la tarde de aver, nuestro
reporter observe sobre ell pupitre
del senior Huyke dos grupos de libros,
al parecer de texto. Para confirmar
sus sospechas Sc acerc6 al escalo del
notable Delegado por Humaca9, y pudo
observar que un paquete, cuidadosa-
mente atado conten1a II libros de en-
senanza y lectura del idioma ingles, con
etiquetas marcas pertenecientes la
biblioteca del Departamento de ms
trucci6n; y ell otro, varios libros de lee
tura en- castellano, tambi6n proceden-
tes de la misma .biblioteca
Ellos constituiran sin duda la pro
vision de pertrechos de guerra con que
ell senor Huyke Sc defendera, en- ell tur-
no de rectifcaciones, de la formidable
metralla con que le atacaron de los Sc
flores de Diego y Coll Cuch1
EXPECTATION.
Ell inter6s que despierta la discussion
del Proyecto de ley sobre el idioma, es
tan creciente O. en- la session de la tarGe
la tribuna p6blica era incapaz para
contener ell numeroso contingente que
acudi6 avido de escuchar los debates !;
las esperanzas Sc vieron defraudadas
pues la discussion del proyecto fu6 pro
puesta para la session de la noche, dedi-
cando la de la tarde al despacho de
Otros asuntos pendientes.
BIEN REPRESENTADA.
Lo esta en- los debates del bill del
castellano, la Universidad de Puerto
Rico.
Aybar vimos a varios profesores de
aquel alto Centre, entire ellos, la bella y
joven catedratico de castellano senori-
ia Negr6n, los que 10 son del Colegio
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-19

=. Saldana, jefe del departamento de
pesas y medidas, dicho funcionario en-
tontro todo en- magn1fcas condolences.
Ell "c6lebre" perturbador Idle la
paz p1blica con sls discursos en- la via
pdblca Carreno, tuvo que ser arrestado
anoche por la polic1a por proferir mu-
chas palabras obscenas.
-Varios cocheros que dejaron ano-
che sus coches en- la via p1blica solos,
fueron denunciados por la polic1a ,por
infracci6n a las ordenanzas municipal
les.
-Esta manana sali6 para San Juan,
nuestro honorable alcalde seiior Rivera
Esbri acompalado del senor Augusta
Gautier, presidente del concejo muni-
clpal. Estos senores van San Juan,
en- asuntos importantes de la adminis7
TRACTION, y para trabajar cerca del Co.
bierno del emprestito va casi consegui-
do que esta. lie sustituye como alcal-
de de esta ciudad hasta que regrese ell
distinguido caballero don Felipe Sala-
zar, ce-presidente del concejo munici-
pal.
-Ha salido para Yauco en- asuntos
relacionados con SUI cargo ell marshall
de la corte de este Distrito seflor Bece-
rra
-Sabemos seg1n nos informan que ell
caballero don Felix Saur1, que es uno
de los duenos de la hacienda "Estre
lla', donde Sc gastan semanalmente
mas de mil quinientos dollars entire
sus jornaleros y demas personal, ha he
chO una oferta dichos braceros de 81
Sc sostiene ell az1car q buen precio les
hara dichos braceros una buena re-
compensa.
COrresponsal
AEL CABALL ERO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-19
VAPoRES CORREOS AMERICAN

81 usted desea vender una casa, an
lutom6vil, una joya, algo de valor de
arte, ofrezcalos quien tenga dinero.
La gente que 10 tiene lee ell BOLE-
TIN MERCANTIL.
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r a T A E l. G A B AL LERO
Agente de peri6dicos,
z. 0. Box 355. Bayamon, P 4
The Washington times., 1915-11-23

determined TO seek from the authorities
permission to light the three pubfic
buildings. and the subcommittee On IL
Elimination probably will call today
upon Superintendent OF Public Building.
and Grounds Harts and the District
Commissioners to make their request.
The executive committee also teter-
mined 10 hold throughout the week OF
the celebration an electrical display In
the Homer building at the northwest
corner OF Thirteenth and streets
northwest.
In this display all dealers In elec-
trical appliances in the city will be
invited to take part, and exhibit, for
the edifcation OF the public. all man
ner Of appliances for tightening tho
work of housekeeping.
Plans for the automobile parade
were discussed and reports submitted
by various committeeman practically
assure the success of the project The
committee Is now endeavortng to
ascertain the number OF hands that
viii be available for the parade.