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Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-09-19
MprOplatt entDeff.
Sefannte &Olitifer 9iep 9Orfs fol-.
ten beieitiat iueroen.

Stem gorf, Is. Sept. Gin poIiti.
i6er 5ibrer Der 0itieite, oeiien ga.
men nod niht gel1annt lit, ipur0e
aeitern BON 8roBgeidWorenen anges
flagt, oen 9Ion aefabt 3u baber,
Uli6ael @iamorL ben 9lonttanten
oes 8ammanD- 5ii6rers 3bonla5 j.
i5oleD, 3u ermor6en. Gs muroe Be.
bouptet, ooB Der Iiitrift5anipalt i'm
9eItB bon geneislnateriaI lit, aus
Dem bcrporge9t, 0aB Elm aonlplott
teitan6, 5oIeg mio Den Stunts.
rcprdientonten Gariel s. &ior0mt
In 3em Iommaupeailib Der mlteren
Staot 81 ermor0eN. Sin Wiaun, Der
init cinem @eiDebr beiuafiuet mar,
beiano iid in Ser unntitteIbaren
91a6e 0ts Stlubaebduoe2 tpilr0c oner
perideu6t, ebe er Oen ibln augcblil)
iibertrogenga Wioro ausiilbren
fonntes
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-09-19
@tget anleibe.
GrOpagamOa Senti6>
frennOlt6er SanfelI.
Ynmpfommiiiipn peranaitist.

Rsip gori. 15. Sept. Der @ers
fu9 Der AIliierten in Den Ser. Staas
ten cine 2tnIeibe BON einer 9liuiaroe
Dollar on5uleseu. bat i'm gan3en 9dns
De cine uneedbnte glufmertiamfeit
berporssruFeu unb oie 8ontiutereHen
glmeritns in 5ipei fein0Iihe Eager ees
Ipalten. 9luf Der einen Seite ltebel
Die anglrsameritaniIn,n ssinun3iers
0es Oitens mityleip Yort ais 3entrale,
tie 8efiiriporter Der dnglostrdnS0ii=
i9en 2lnIetbe, uno auf Der anoern
Settle iteben ole 8anteu 0es @eItens
un0 mittlerem Beiteu, Die @esner Der
grobeu auIeibe. Die gegen bic g(ns
leibung unO Die oabur9 5u erfpdrtens
be gefdbrIi6e 8elaltung bes nmeritas
niI9en @slomorttes eingeleitete g}rps
pugdnbd bat in ipenisen Sdgen einen
llmfong angeuommen, Der Der anglo
fran30FI9en &omniiiipn iihtlibes
llnbebagsn bereitet. gBorin oie tpirtz
li1en @e9enmabregeln Der gegneris
i4en Purtei beItebsn, 1T md ni9t
tlar, uno bic mannigfaltigItsn @es
rii4te i9fpirreu our4 oos GinunSbiers
tel. @tnmal beibt es, Die oeut59s
!reunbIi4en 9antintereHen beabii6s
tigten bic 2luinabme elmer @egenons
leibe fir 9eutI9ldno bon $500,000,z
900, nm oen 9tlIiierten ben Wino aus
Den Segeln gu nebnsue oa cine glsi9s
3eitiQe 9tnIeibe BON $1,000,000, 600
hur6 oie glIliierten uno cine BON
$500.000,000 fir 0eutfdlanb nibt
m0glib lpdre. Dsniger pbontaftiIh
nls oiele @sgenmobrsgel fIingt Die
Mslbung, boB oeutf9sameritonifhe
Ginleger ibre 8antsn i'm gan3en Cans
De ppr bic alternative itelIen iperoen,
'enttpeoer ibre @inIagen gu berlieren
ooer auf 8eIeibuug engliI4er Poptere
gu ber3thten, 0a man i9nertpiegenoe
Griinbe bat, Oiefe tiir b0dit uniiher
3u balten.
Sn Der g2ep gotter So9finonS iit
man iiber Die energiI9e Stsllungnubs
me Ser beutihfreunbIi9en 8ontins
tereFen aufs bo6ite eritaunt. unO
man gibt often 3u, baB Die peite
PropoganOa Die 4nleibe Der @aiiers
ten ernitli4 gefdbrbet. Sine iOlde
Concentration, binter Der elm grpber
Sell oes Notionulreintums ftebt, bats
te man teinesipegs erpartet.
Selbit in oieier Staot, Der 9o9s
burg Der brttii9samerifaniI6en 6is
non3ipeIt, Eat Die gegen Ole Qnleibe
gsri6tete 8epegung feIten SUB ees
fabt. 60 babsn bic 8eamien Der
Sem gorler 9anoeIstammer, bic Ii9
aus @eI9dftsleuten nller politiI9eu
@laubensri9tungen nno Spmpatbiet
3ufammenfebt, cine 5oItung angenoms
men, bic Der anglo>fron3ofIhen 3ouls
mifiion tpenig 5reuoe maht, Die
Rdume Der 6onbelstamnsr fporen urs
ipriingIih als 6auptquartier fir bic
&pmmiffion ausertpd6lt fpor6en, oon
mubts 6ieIe abiibt oufsegeben mere
Den, nahbem cine Msbr3ubl Der Wlits
glisosr ii9 gegen eef4dftIide 9tnnGa
berung an Die &ommiiiton ousgsIpros
den, um tnnere 3ertpiirfniife au bsrs
binoern.
syn3pifAen bsrfuhen bic 6ritiTh>
ameritaniI6sn SutereiIen 6en 2euten
flor gu MAIDEN, boB cine QnIeibe mo-
tig ilt, I'm ben 6anoel uno Die 5ns
ouitrie 2tmerit1s Dor Sboben Su be-
na6ren. Ntun ipia Iie peronlaIien,
ihr gargeIb gegen oos @erfpre9en
ouf @argelo profite, bic febr stpeis
felbafter Rotur iino, beraus3uriidsu.
Wotoplatt entoe6t.
nnfa@.,%n Qant;4.ea. d., qnz.eS F.u
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-09-19

@ien, t5. Sept. Die WfeIbung,
oaB Die oiterreidiid ungarii6en
&ruppen iueitere 6ortidritte inn
moIpniiden 5eItiingsoreief mn6ten
1T Die pidtigite W}itteiIrng in Der
geitrigen GrfIdrung beg oiterreidi-
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-09-19
Scin ltnterieeboot.
n9c5perian" itieR ani cine @iine
HHS ianf.

Berlin, IS. Sept. Die lte6erIeei=
foe Ia9ridtenngentur ia9t. baB es
iiber jeoen 3ipeifel feftgeIteIt lit, oab
Der 0ompfer n9eIperian" ni9t our8
Elm beutiGes llnterfeebopt in ben
@runO gebpbrt porben lit. 8ortli9
beiBt es in Der biesbe5iigli9en Me!s
Dung Der Ggentur:
nWenn, pie es in elmer 2onboner
3eitrng bsiBt, Elm Mii1lieb BON bet
8eiabung oes 0ompfers .6siperis
an" bebauptet, Elm beutf6es llnters
ieebopt geiehen gu boben, 70 bat
ons nidts riter Su bebeuien, neil
es 8:45 abenos, olIo Duntel mar,
als sfih bic @rpIoIion 'sreienete. aus
Berbem 1T ss foif inimer Der Sal
9eipeIen, bnB fpsnn cine GrpIofion,
bic ourn cine Mine berurIa6t ipurs
be. ftottgefunben bat, immer elm
3el1e qerfonen befoupten, bas qe=
riitop zines llnterieebpots geIeben gu
baben."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-09-19
Grind)t tttit ttrlaub.
Sr, Snmba mOfte iciuer Jicgiernng
perl6nIih SeridDt eritatteH.

2enor, MoIi., Is. Sept. Der SIfers
-ei6iI4=ungariI9e gotf9after 3r.
8onitantin s. Dumba CAB betunnt,
hoB er Dos &usipdrtige @mt in @ien
eriu4t babe, ibm einen ltrInub su
belpilliger. Gr m06te naA leiner
6eimot 5uriidte6ren unb einen perz
fDnli6en 8eri4t ij6er bic Gage In ben
8ereinigten Stooten obItotten. Qud
mc4te er Die pqbren 8riinoe anqee
ben, bic bic Regierung Der 8ereinioz
ten Staaten oeranloBten, su berlans
gen, boB er obberiIfsn tperbe.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-09-19

0dbe BON anife SSIono famet, MEL
hcte mir Der SSnQenieur, onB oas
Sdiff inter ben WlaI6iuen Elm 2ed
bobc. 9lls i6 an Die Stelle fam,
itr0mte Oa5 @aiier tur 10 binein
mo in ipelti9en Oiinuten itanben Die
Maihincn it'll. SSf iob iofort, oab
Ser Gampfer niht mebr 81 retten
mar ino befabI, 0aB Die 9iettuna5-
boote berniter 9eIaiien puroen. @ir
batten 0et Gonpfcr nur nenige
9lugeublife perlaiIen al8 er iouf. :"
Scr Qantpfer oOnofo" mar einer
Der beitbefannten G5roftoampfer
ouf oen 8innenicen imo bier in OH
lntb int Sabre 1882 qebaut.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-09-19
,SeIperiQn' 6nrd 9Niue Der|eukt
QrntI6f llote at Die lifgirrnng III ll)albingtoI
wnrDf l1otl6attfr Grrar0 ibrrqrbfn.
ansiagen uOn Saifagieren gldn5enO Uibulcst.

Ben fih Der 5offnung bin, baB in
3utunft bic Gefabr Des @erientens
BON 2inienbampfern infolge BON Srrz
tiimern bebeutenb perminbert tpernen
nirb. sic finb ebsnfolls Der feiten
Qnii9t, baB Der 4rabic= 6oIl ouf Der
9aIis bes ron 9eutidlonb gsma6ten
9orIdIages. bic 6rage betreffs Gnts
fhG0igung on ben 6oag su berpeis
fen, erIeoigt iperben pirb, uno ooB
bic S6pierigfsiten nit ben @ereiniqs
ten Staaten iiber bic 1lnterfeebpotz
frnge, penn iie iiberbaupt nod beftebt,
bnrd Sniirutiipnen, bic ben gefeblss
9abern RON llnterieebooten erteilt uerz
ben nnb 3ipnr in elmer ffc--s.l uno
beftimmteH 5Drm gans unb gar be-
feiti9t tpercen.
Rnr Elm llnterIeebooi, bag, ipic in
Der giote bsrporgeboben ift, am 4.
September, an benz Sage, ats Der
8ampfer s6esperion" berni9tet pur=
be. ouf fein6lt9e S6iffs Sogb ma6te,
1T nod ni9t no9 Teiner 8afis suriid=
getebrt. limb bieIes 9oot operierte
an ienen Sage in elmer gan8 anoeren
8eaeno pes S5eons.
The Daytona daily news., 1915-12-23
PUBLIC SERVICE TO
HAVE pen. BRANCH
PENINSULA BUSINESS OF THE
DAYTONA PU 3 LIC SERVICE
CO. TO BE CONDUCTED BY
HORN & WILSON.

The Horn & Wilson real estate
agency have recently contracted to
attend to the Daytona Beach and Sea-
breeze interests of the Daytona Pub
lie Service company. After the first
of January, the Horn & Wilson office
will be the proper place to pay bills,
enter complaints, etc., in connection
with the Public Service company.
Many complaints have been re-
ceived by patrons on the peninsula
side that there has been no local of
fee. For the publics convenience the
new branch has been installed.
The Daytona daily news., 1915-12-23
To Get Bid of Rats.

A good way to get rid of rats is to
collect some thin chips, pieces of shin
giles, or tin, and pour over them
enough molasses to cover them.
Sprinkle dry lye over the chips and
place them in every rat hole you can
find. The rats will soon move out.
The Daytona daily news., 1915-12-23
new CARDINALS
ARE KNOWN HERE
One Has Accomplished Much
In South America.
WHO THE NEW ONES ARE.

Sketches of the Lives of Six Men Eie-
waited to the Cardinalate-Sacred
College Now Consists of Twenty nine
italians and Thirty one Of Other Ma
tionalities.
One Of the six new cardinals created
at the secret consistory in Rome won
his way to the high honor by service
in America He is Cardinal Giovanni
Cagliero. head of the Salesian missions
in America. The Salesian missions In
the new world are among the greatest
Of Roman Catholic missionary achieve
ments
Mgr. Cagliero is the apostolic dele
gate to Central America. resident In
Costa Rica. but the work of which he
has long been the head Is in Patagonia
and the Argentine. Starting his labors
among the Indians In Patagonia In
1884. Mgr. Cagliero and the Salesian
fathers have built churches. schools
and colleges throughout the southern
part Of South America. with headQuar-
of missionary Rome. He is traveller.
missionary. artist and orator.
Sketches of New Cardinals.
The six new cardinals are:
Mgr. Giulio Tonti. who was nuncio
at Lisbon when the monarchy Of that
country fell and who had difficulty
in getting out Of Portugal He has re
tanned the title and lives in Rome
Now be becomes a member Of the
curia.
Mgr. Alfonso Maria Mistrangelo.
archbishop of Florence, who has wait
ed eighteen years for the honor. al
though Florence is one OF the greatest
Italian sees
| Mgr. Giovanni Cagliero. who Is both
! apostolic delegate and political envoy
to Central America.
Mgr. Andreas Fruehwirth. former
head Of the Dominican order, nuncio
in Bavaria and Austrian by birth and
the only cardinal of the six who Is not
an Italian.
/ Vienna
Mgr. Giorgio Gusmini, archbishop OF
Bologna. successor in that see Of Pope
| Benedict Wv
They are all men well advanced In
years. Mgr. Cagliero is seventy seven
Mgr. Tonti seventy-one. Cardinal Frueh
wirth seventy. Archbishop MistrangelC
sixty-three, Archbishop Gusmini sixty
and Mgr. Scapinelli fifty-seven.
Only two of the six will take uI
body of the Catholic church. Two will
remain at their posts in Munich and
Vienna. but will be recalled at con
sistory soon to be held, probably IL
February. From sovereigns of coun
tries to which accredited they will re
ceive their birettas at once; but, return
ing to Rome, they will receive the rec
hats from the pope himself.
With six new cardinals the sacred
college will consist of twenty-nine Ital
ians and thirty-one others. This reck
ons Cardinal Falconio outside of botf
lists, since he is an Italian by birth
sympathies and residence, yet al
American by naturalization.
At the consistory proclamations wer,
made also of the appointments of Bish
op Mundelein of Brooklyn to the se
Of Chicago and of new chancello
for the church at large, besides a read
justment of several of the suburban
sees at Rome.
The Daytona daily news., 1915-12-23
NorWay's Advancement.

We owe most of our higher culture
to ancient Greece OF modern ma
tions the most highly civilized is Nor
way, if by civilization is meant the
triumph of practical democracy and
the art of manly living.-Exchange.
The Daytona daily news., 1915-12-23
Daily ThouQht,

What does your anxiety do? 1t does
not empty tomorrow of it's grief. but
1t empties today of its strength. 1t
does not make you escape the evil;
1t makes you unfit to cope with it if
1t comes.-Ian Maclaren.
The Daytona daily news., 1915-12-23

Misses Grace and Emma Apthorp,
left for Tallahassee Wednesday morn
ing to spend a few days visiting their
brother at that place and to attend
the state teachers association at that
place.
The Daytona daily news., 1915-12-23

Miss Dorothy Keffer and brother,
Charles, who have been visiting their
mother at the Bogart cottage on At
lantic avenue. for several days, re-
turned to DeLand today.
The Daytona daily news., 1915-12-23
Her Way of Putting lt.

when l proposed to Blanche she
asked me If I was new recruit"
What did she mean?" "She wanted
to know If l had ever participated in
an engagement before" Boston
Transcript
The Daytona daily news., 1915-12-23

The lot on the corner of Glenview
boulevard and Peninsula drive is be
ing cleared and graded in preparation
for the erection Of a new home by
the owner. ]. Wright, of Elmira, N. Y
The Daytona daily news., 1915-12-23
lSIDE Inn TO
OPEN SATURDAY
|okuLAR BEACH HosTELRY TO
aAyE CHRISTMAS OPENING.
UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP AND
. MANAGEMENT.

~ Seaside Inn. the well-known ho-
= Situated on the corner of Sea-
So1e and Ocean avenues in Daytona
ach, win throw open its doors to
public on Saturday. the 25th of
oomber. A Christmas dinner will
ooryed from 1890 to 2:30. This
n viii be the formal opening day
fho1gh the hotel has been receiving
6e6 for several weeks.
III years the tourists and strang-
= have come to Daytona Beach and
~ enjoyed the hospitality Of the
~ The present season. however,
I'd the hotel under the popular and
1et6nt management Of ]. p. Glenn.
- has recently purchased the prop
~ ffom the former owner and build
81 F. Stewart. Mr.. Glenn has con.
ek4d the house which he now owns
y the last three seasons and has
Sforod to the wants and needs Of
= tired tourist in way which will
In prove conducive of a most pros
euus season during the coming sea-
k NJ Glenn also has large interests
the North. He has conducted the
- Ehenaux club, on Les Chenaux,
y 1eturned South from a good sea-
r here for few weeks ago.
3ho Seaside Inn building has been
4gopghly rejuvenated during the
= NV months. It has been redec-
fe6 within and freshly painted on
exterior and has made a fully up
1nte house by the installation of
ny new conveniences.
The Daytona daily news., 1915-12-23
FORGET That?

Health students who advise people
to avoid crowds do not show much
regard for the uplift as conducted
from a speakers platform.
The Daytona daily news., 1915-12-23
|RcfiAsEs HOME INTENDING
ne YEAR-AROUND RESIDENT

]. Burgess. of New York, has
p1ased the T. F. Williams cottage
"a Gllver Beach avenue in the south
- part of Daytona Beach. Mr.. Bur-
- has been residing here for sew
<61 months and will make the pen
teula his home for the entire year,
Moving out his present plans.
The Daytona daily news., 1915-12-23

Mrs. ]. J. Orr left Wednesday for
her mothers bedside at Oconomo-
voc, Wis. Mrs. Orr received word
q few days ago that her mother, Mrs.
Mary Stevens. had suddenly become
very i'll.
The Daytona daily news., 1915-12-23

Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Pollard returned
Wednesday afternoon from their sum-
mer spent at the resort on Lake Mich
igan at High Land Park. They will
spend the winter as usual at their
home on the Ocean avenue.
The Daytona daily news., 1915-12-23
Wasted Energy.

Some day the people who are con-
cerned in conserving energy are go
ing to turn their attention to the
man who sits up all night working
out chess and checker problems.
The Daytona daily news., 1915-12-23
Shin's HDraftv

Draft is the distance in feet from
the lowest part of the bottom Of
vessel to the actual water line at
which the vessel is floating.
The Daytona daily news., 1915-12-23
Ready to Qualify.

Merchant Ito applicant for job)-
orry, but / only employ married
IN Applicability you happen to
i've = daughter, sir?"-Boston Tran
Ript
The Daytona daily news., 1915-12-23
Natural Law.

Every man is his own ancestor and
every man is his own heir. He devises
his own future and he inherits his own
past.-Exchange
The Daytona daily news., 1915-12-23
Method of Eatteninn Geese

Geese are fattened for market in
some parts of Europe by confining
them in dark rooms, to which light is
admitted at intervals, causing them to
eat seven or eight meals a day.
The Daytona daily news., 1915-12-23

Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Smith. of Beloit
Wis.,. who have been staying at one
OF the local hotels for the last few
days, left Wednesday to continue
their trip farther south.
The Daytona daily news., 1915-12-23

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Reynolds came in
Tuesday night from Mount Airy, N.
c., to spend the remainder of the
winter with Mrs. Reynolds sister,
Mrs. Jennie Strother, and family, at
their home on Seabreeze avenue. Mr..
and Mrs. Reynolds expected to arrive
here several weeks ago and were go
ing to make the trip by auto from the
Carolina mountains, but were detained
by the death of a near relative and
could not make the trip as planned
but came by train from their North
ern home.
The Daytona daily news., 1915-12-23
Another for New York.

New Yorker Arrested for Acting
Strangely on Street Car. Probably
gave up his seat to woman.-Phila-
delphia North American.
The Daytona daily news., 1915-12-23
Really TaIlor's Own Fault.

One reason why some men can't pay
the tailor is that they try to follow his
directions as to the different clothes
required for different hours of the day
and haven't time to earn any money.
The Daytona daily news., 1915-12-23
Daily Thouqht.

Never speak i'll of person unless
you are sure of your fact! and, even
if you could swear to it, ask yourself:
Why do l make it known?'-K. Lava
ter.
The Daytona daily news., 1915-12-23
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: oAYToNA BEACH LOCALS :
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J. Dorset returned yesterday from
q short trip to the state metropolis.
The Daytona daily news., 1915-12-23

III. A. Horn has rented his residence
on Palmetto street to Mr. and Mrs.
]. HI. Phillips, of Detroit, who re-
Gently came South for the winter
Prof. Wentworth, the principal of
the Kingston public schools, who re-
sides at the Strother home on Sea-
breeze avenue, expects to leave this
afternoon for short trip to Havana.
Prof Wentworth will return here af-
ter spending a week In Cuba.
The Daytona daily news., 1915-12-23

Mrs. 8. R. Mcconnell arrived Wed
nesday afternoon to spend the winter
as Is her usual custom with her sis
ter. Mrs. J. M. Rogers, at the Rogers
attractive residence on the corner of
Glenview boulevard and Halifax ave-
niue.
The Daytona daily news., 1915-12-23

S. D. Willitts came in Tuesday to
spend few days with Mrs. Willitts,
who is the seventh grade teacher in
the local school. Mr.. Willitts made
the trip down from Baltimore, and is
staying at present at the home Of Miss
Alma Halliday on Earl street.
The Daytona daily news., 1915-12-23

sEABREEzE PERSONALS


Mr.. Osborn has commenced several
repairs on the exterior of his cozy
residence on Atlantic avenue.
The Daytona daily news., 1915-12-23

w. r. Early was in Daytona Beach
Wednesday on business connected
with the Jacksonville Metropolis.
The Daytona daily news., 1915-12-23

Miss Eirene Esch is expected this
afternoon from the Ohio State univer-
sity at Athens. Ohio, to spend the
Christmas vacation with her parents,
at their home on Peninsula drive. At
the same time the son, Winthrop
Esch, will arrive from his college
work at Purdue university, in Lafay-
ette, Ind.
The Daytona daily news., 1915-12-23

Willie Manning left for Jacksonville
Wednesday morning to drive south
the new automobile which Senator
Ed Pierce has just shipped from his
North Dakota home. Mr.. Manning has
been engaged during the greater part
OF the summer In driving for Mr..
Pierce In the North.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-09-23
.CH|lO IS BITTEN
ON HEAD BY RAT
RODENT CRAWLS OVER BED COW
Frs AND ATTACKS LITTLE
BOY WHILE ASLEEP.

Clarinda Sept o.. - Rather an I'M
common circumstance was brought to
the notice of one Of the city physicians
a few days ago. Mr.. and Mrs. Andy
Maltzberger, living near Yorktown,
brought boy, two or three years old,
to the physician for dressing Tor a
scalp wound. When questioned in re-
gard to the history Of the wound, Mrs.
Maltzberger told this story:
"The night before, she had been
awakened by the child who cried out in
alarm, Take it away, mamma, take 1t
away!' The mother heard rustling
on the bed covers and striking with
her hand in the direction OF the sound,
had the satisfaction of knowing that
she had driven away the boys assail-
ant, which upon Investigation, proved
to be rat The rodent had eaten of
some of the hair upon the boys fore
head and then proceeded to finish the
meal by eating into the flesh. The
wound made by its ravages was about
the size of dollar. AS soon as morn
ing came and train could be taken
to convey them to q physician, the boy
was brought here. Some fears were
entertained as to hydrophobia, since a
rat bite Is even more dangerous than
that of dog, but UP to this time no
dangerous symptoms have been re-
ported and 1t is hoped they will not
appear.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-09-23
FINDS SNAKE THAT
POSSESSES TWO HEADS

Webster City, Sept. "a ditcher of
this city by the name OF Clodfelter,
who has been working on farm near
Williams, while digging q ditch last
week, stepped accidentally on what he
supposed was a garter snake. To his
surprise two heads instead OF one
reared up and removing his foot, he
found the reptile had two heads-one
where it should be and the other on
the end of the tail. He captured the
snake and brought it in glass jar to
several stores where 1t was exhibited
to crowds Of the curious who never
saw anything like 1t.
The snake was allowed to crawl
about the floor Of the Ziegler & Stow
barber shop and strangely enough
both heads appeared to control the
movements. The larger head seemed
to have the most control for the crea-
ture would wiggle in that direction
longest. All at once it would remain
motionless and then effort was appar-
entity made to crawl in two directions
at once; the larger head would final
" win out and the thing would travel
longest in that direction. The smaller
head upon the tail of the snake was
like the larger, having two eyes,
mouth. tongue, etc. 1t is one of the
strangest freaks Of nature ever ex'
hibited in this city.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-09-23
UNIVERSALISTS ARE
IN CONVENTION NOW

Usage, Sept. 22.-The seventy-third
annual session of the Iowa UNIVERSAL
list. convention, with the minister's con-
ference, Young Peoples Christian
union, Woman's Universalist Mission
airy association and Sunday school
association and Sunday school coun-
GIL opened at the First Universalist
church, in this city Tuesday, and will
continue three days.
The ministers conference Tuesday
afternoon marked the opening Of the
|convention, and the first general SEES
sion was held in the evening, when
the delegates were welcomd by Mayor
A. A. Kugler and Rev. Frank w.
Miller, pastor Of the local church The
response was by H. B. Chopper, of Wa
terloo, president Of the convention.
The evening address was delivered by
Rev. Joseph F. Newton, of Cedar
Rapids.
Many speakers prominent in the
Universalist faith will be present to
take part In the program.