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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-25
JOHNNY KILBANE WILL
MEET KID WILLIAMS

Philadelphia, Jan 24-Arrangements
for a six-round bout between johnny
kilbane, the featherweight champion,
and Kid Williams. the bantamweight
champion. were completed here today.
The bout will be held in this city on
Feb. "a. ae
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-25
LEVINSKY-
FIGHT IS POSTPONE

New Orleans, Jan. 4.-An intended
round match here today between
boat" Smith and Battling" LeVihsNN
heavyweights. was indefinitely posto0p1
because Of weather conditions.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-25
SENATE C0NvENES TODAY WITH
SHIP PURCHASE BILL BECOME
PARTY MEAS URE FROM CAUCUS

proposal that with the restoration of
normal conditions at the end of the Eu-
ropean war the government lease ships
purchased to private corporations for op-
Grafton, instead of operating them
through a government controlled corpor-
alton This amendment was defeated
after prolonged debate.
Senator Kern announced that two
thirds of the Democrats had voted to
make the bill a party measure. Several
Democrats, however, were not present
Among those absent were Senators Var
daman, Hardwick. Camden and O'Gor-
man. Some of their colleagues said,
however, that they believed these sena-
tors, with possibly one exception, would
vote for the bill.
Hitchcock Wants Amendments
Senator Hitchcock, who attended the
caucus but was not present when the
binding resolution was adopted, said he
hoped to have an opportunity TO vote for
some amendments to the bill in the Sen
ate.
AS perfected in cucus the bill provides
for a shipping board to consist of the
tarv OF commerce and three civilians
to be appointed by the President with
the consent of the Senate. This amend
ment was compromise with pro-
posal submitted by Senator Bankhead,
In the original bill the shipping board
to control affairs OF the proposed cor
poration would have consisted of the sec
retares of treasury and commerce and
the postmaster-s general with no civil
idnS.
Through this amendment Democratic
leaders here to win the support OF
Progressive Republicans, such as Senator
La Toilette. Kenyon, and Norrls, ana
Senator PoindeXter. Progressive.
The only, other ameriment to the
original bill of q material nature was
one of Columbia and another to provide
that the original capital stock of 3d.
o4r000 can be increased at any time only
TO the extent Of s10,oGo,oto more.
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Carl Bandow visited at the home OF
his uncle, Charley Bandow, Thursday
Mrs. Anna Segebart spent Wednes
day evening with her daughter, Mrs
Hen Fritz.
Il "A number; OF neighbors assisted Hen
ry%Segebart with hauling tile the past
week.
Henry Segebart was business call
erin Denison last Monday.
Henry Segebart and Herbert Ban
dow were visitors Sunday at the
Ernest Segebart home. =
Anumber of neighbors and relatives
were entertained Saturday afternoon
and evening at the Louie Lohrmann
home in honor of Mrs. Lohrmanns
birthday.
Albert Bandow visited} with ,rela'
tives in Arcadia Sunday.
Mrs. Anna Segebart and Mrs. Ben
Fritz and son, Leonard, were visiting
Thursday with Mrs. Henry Segebart.
Alex Hanneman hauled hogs to Vail
Monday.
Carl Bandow visited at the Harry
Boyens home Sunday afternoon.
Harlow Chapman was caller Sat
urday at the Harry Magill home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Bandow and
children spent Sunday at the Albert
Bandow home.
Louie Lohrmann and John Peterson
marketed hogs at Vail Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Segebart Sun
dayed at the Emil Ewoldt home.
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Mrs, Eva Fienhold and sister, Mrs.
G, Schafer, of Omaha, were guests in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schaf'
er a few days last week.
Miss Alice Reilly returned to her
home near Sa!ix last Friday morning
after a two weeks visit III the owens
home.
Fred Evers spent couple OF days
last week at his farm in this vicinity.
Miss Josie Ehlers visited last week
with her mother, Mrs. F. Boyer.
Mr.. Kahl returned to his home in
Denison after pleasant visit at the
home OF his son. August
Oscar Fienhold and family spent
last Friday evening at the home OF
Mrs. Owens.
Miss Lizzie Brosnahan is attending
NJ. J. Collins home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schafer are ell
Toying visit with their daughter and
little grandson OF Des Moines.
Mrs. Brown and son, Willie. and
nephew, James Hughes, were visitors
ut the home OF Mrs. w. Bauman Sun
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. D. O'Brien entertained
the c. G. and J. A. Houlihan families
Sunday.
Several young people attended
party at the Langholz home SUNDAY
evening.
Miss Mary Brown spent Sunday at
tho Owens home. ~
Miss Margaret Gaffey, OF Dcnison.
and Miss Kathryn Flaherty, OF Sioux
City, spent one evening last week with
Mrs. E. Granger.
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John Boomer went to Minnesota
Wednesday, where he will attend to
his land interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve JAMS and chill.
dren and Mrs. T. Brogan and grand
daughter. Miss Alice, spent Monday
in Denison shopping and visiting with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dohse and daugh-
ter, Laverne, and Mrs. Hickey Bruins
attended to some business matters in
Denison Thursday.
Charley O'Donnel went to Omaha
Tuesday and spent the day transact
ing business.
Philip Walsh shipped car of cattle
| to the Omaha market Monday evening,
making the shipment from Ellis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Jams enjoyed {,
pleasant evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank JAMS Tuesday. They were &C,
companied by their daughter, whom
they left at the Frank Jams home for
q short vacation.
Mrs. Wiseman and children. OF Ear
ly, visited with the formers brother,
Walter Dean, during the past week.
Mrs. Slechta visited with Mrs. John
O'Donnell Wednesday. Mrs. O'Donnell
has been on the sick list during the
past week, but we hope to record her
recovery at the earliest possible date.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Maynard were
Vail visitors Tuesday
Mrs. Costello, of Vail, is caring for
| Mrs. Maynard, who has ben i'll, but
who Is recovering nicely at this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. O'Donnell are
the proud parents OF twin boys, born
on last Thursday. We congratulate
the happy parents.
Chas; Richardson and son, Clifford,
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4. ]. Campbell and Mrs. George Bid
lack transacted business in Denison
Wednesday.
Darwin VanCleave was on the sick
list several days last week, being III
with bronchitis.
Paul Miller, OF Manila, is helping
Walter Simmerman with his corn pillow
ins.
Miss Grace Bidlack went to Manila
Friday. She is visiting Mrs. c. F. G.
kehr and also attending the meetings
OF the o. NJ. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Quantz returned
home Friday from Rochester, Mimi,
Their little son, Harry, was left up
there for treatment. He was found to
be suffering from diseased bones in
his arm and leg. He was put to bed
for two months and a weight was put
on his limb to help straighten it. The
friends of the family hope he may
soon be benefited by the treatment
w. II. Brockelsby, of Manila, in
stalled washing outfit, run BY a gas
oline engine, for Mrs. Simmerman on
Friday.
Friday afternoon Mrs. Earl Didlack
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. John Harri-
son who had just returned to Manila
from their visit with Frank Simmer.
man and family in Montana.
Robert Somerville returned to his
home in Manning Friday. He stayed
with his grandson, Will Quantz, while
the latter's parents were at Rochester.
mr.. and Mrs Alfred Miller visited
at the viii Thompson home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. N. Case, OF Manila,
entertained Mrs. Quantz and son gat
dinner Sunday.
sNHomer Baker, of Manila, is hauling
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Il. Mr.. and Mrs. ,Broder Boysen and
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Jensen autoed to
Lake View Thursday to spend the day.
Mr.. and Mrs Asa Brown are the
proud parents OF fine baby boy, who
came Thursday to make his home with
them, All doing fine.
Mrs. E. NJ. Paup returned TO Deni.
son Saturday after weeks visit ut
the Newton home.
Mrs. Ben Beaman and Miss Lucy
Flint visited Friday with their cousin,
Mrs. s. D. Newton.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Mason Sundayed
ut the home OF their daughter. Mrs.
Guy Bufflnton.
Eldridge and Leo Whey visited
their friend. Alton Cose, Sunday.
Misses bertha, Hedwig and Alma
Lang visited Miss Margaret Lass. on
Sunday. Bertha adm Hedwig have re-
Gently returned from, visit in Ne
braska., -, - -:
Mrs. ! Matte Cose and Mrs. Milt
Childreps. were callers Sunday at the
Newton home. f.. d
Mr.. aud Mrs. Henry Lass and family
autbed TO e.lake Sunday and return
gu uV3uE 4NSS0 S2lay+ w 40SSoN1SN. sNS
unpleasant weather.. -..t:E
Mrs. Matte Cose and children were
the guestsfof Mr.. and. Mrs. A.; ID. Win
eyy Sunday.
Mrs. Ben Beaman ands Mrs. Roy
Green ana children spent Sunday al
tI,a T.. +. Norris home. III is:s.
4 Mr. aid MRS.. Wilkinson and
Nj. and Mts. Llngle visited at the Mr..
and Mrs. Geo: Beannan home. Sunday.
Mrs E. A. McKim, and granddaugh-
ter;and family. Of Odebolt. were guests
81 MI. and Mrs. Jas, Anderson Sun;
Mr.. and Ma. Alma Dobson. Of South
Dakota.tv visited at the Heman Newcom
home Sunday. :,
Mrs, u. Wilkinson and Miss Lucy
Flint. visited at the Ben. Beaman home
Monday :, ~ 81 Ill +. : -,
Mesdanles Newton and Paup visited
at the u. r. Morris home Tuesday.
MRS. Roy Green and little Ice left
for illsir Dakota nome Tuesday and
have arrived safely. ~
yMr$. Tucker and. daughter. OF. Deni
Nson, were, QUITO visit at the John An
defson home Tuesday:
5Mrs. HemGn Newco,n and son, Low
eli. visited q the Mrs. Mike Myers
home "Wednesday. w
Mrs. .Paup and Mrs. Newton visited
81 the =: D.; Whey home Thursday /.
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mrs. F., w. Berka and children spent
a few days the past week In Ricketts,
visiting with Mr.: and Mrs: Emil Olof.
Miss Alma Riessen was a Denison
visitor last Wednesday.
,.Cli6ord Rickert had the misfortune
to have q finger Hof his left hand near
" severed by q Ratchet with which
ne and other little folks were playing.
He and HIS .Inother, Mrs. Henry Rick
ert. were on visit with relatives in
Defiance at the time OF the accident,
hut came home TUESDAY. i. ~. j
IN. y. Holl8nder, who has been con.
ducting ! store here for. the past year,
cIcSed - deal the frst,kof the week
whereby E. Stoltenberg gets posses
sion iok the store. We are not inform-
ed As to what Mr.. Hollander expects
TO do now & -.
Mrs: Anna Schwenn went out in the
country Thursday, where she will
spend = few days with her son. Willie.
and family and also attend the birth
day party of Mrs. Willie Schwenn, on
Saturday. i,t
Pete Perry. Of Charter Oak, was in
town the first Of the week. !.
Mrs. Fred. .Jochims and daughter
and Mrs. Boysen were doing shopping
in Denison Monday. n: .*:''
!, Rob Maxwell OF Vail, was transact.
ing business here Saturday.
Mr.. and,Mrs Louie Evers and son,
who were here for a visit with their
son, Julius, and family, were enter.
tanned It dinner at the Johannes Lo'
ren2en home Wednesday. ,
John Schutt and niece. Mrs. Minnie
Jansen, went to Battle Creek Thurs
day. for . visit with his son, Herman,
and family. 80, ~
Ben Naeye and Herman Rusch re.
turned the first OF the week from
Bronson where they had spent sew,
eral days with the Robert and Albert
Naeve families.
Walter Wetzeler returned from Elm
hurst, ILL.,, "Wednesday, where he had
been attending college the past year.
Rev.. Wetzeler and Herbert and Mil
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RHEUMATISM R ARRESTED

Many people suffer. tle tortures Of
lame muscles and stiffened joints because
Of impurities in the blood, aud each sue
ceeding attack seems more acute until
rheumatism has invaded thewhole system,
portant to improve your general health as
to purify your bloo.. and the cod liver oil
inScott' Emulsion is nature sgreat blood
maker, while its medicinal nourishiuent
Strengthens the organs to expel the
impurities and upbuild your strength.
Scott's Emulsion is helping thousands
every day who could not find other relief.
Refuse the alcoholic substitutes.
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III they get to making auto plates
at Fort Madison some who use them
would get their deserts if they get
personally acquainted with the men
who make the plates" remarks the
Iowa City Republican.
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This is no time to talk politics,
shout democratic leaders who desire
to use the foreign situation to evade
discussion of bad legislation and
worse administration. Then these
same leaders proceed to send a circu-
lar letter to local party managers ask
ing for report on public sentiment to-
ward President Wilson and his pol
icies. Possibly some few republicans
will be deluded into the notion that
this administration is above taking
partisan advantage Of every incideL,
and situation, but the number OF
those thus deceived will be small. This
is undoubtedly the psychological mo-
ment to sound public opinion of the
Wilson administration for sympathy
has overshadowed judgment and tenn
pered criticism. And democratic lead
ers are crafty enough to turn it to
partisan advantage. @
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material for new silo to be erected
on his farm north OF town, occupied
by c. C.tHayes.
Word came from Mr.. and Mrs. F. L.
Chamberlain, who were then at Mt
Vernon, that their visit was shortened,
as they expected to leave there OH
Thursday evening for Woodbine to at
tend the funeral of a brother-in-law,
Mr.. Ford, Friday. They are expected
home in 4 few days.
Miss Lucille Miller, OF Manila. was
q pleasant caller at the Mrs. Simmer
man home Monday.
Mrs. Ben Didlack attended the q.
NJ. c. meeting at the Henry jain
home in Manila Monday. Mrs. jain
and Miss Sayde Nicely entertained.
Walter Simmerman attended the
Masonic banquet at Manila Monday
evening.
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Miss Christie Stevens and friend,
OF Missouri Valley, came Sunday to
spend the week with her mother, Mrs.
J.. W. Knight! III
John Roush shipped two loads OF
cattle from Haley Sunday evening.
The farmers Of this county are glad
to get back to their field work after
the long rainy spell.
Margaret Houston is spending the
week with her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. O'Connell.. Of Ute.
+. Albert Arson. OF Burkett, Neb., who
has been visiting at the Fred WILDER
home, left for Omaha Friday. He was
a soldier in the civil war.
John Houston. Jr. spent the week
end with relatives in .Denison. !:
j The telephone man was out. on the
Boyer Saturday repairing lines.
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lfa row boat were only as danger
Gus as canoe. how much more popu-
lar 1t would be.
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accompanied by Chas. Franzek, went
down to Denison Saturday and spent
the day shopping.
Harry Weed presented Mrs. Weed
with fine new player piano, which
will be greatly enjoyed in the home.
Henry Dresser demonstrated some
fine player pianos at his home Satur-
day evening, one having been brought
from Sac City, Denison and Carroll.
J The friends were asked to assist In
deciding which Of the instruments was
best but as yet we have not learned
OF the decision.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Deter invited n
large number OF friends to their home
the latter part of the week to enjoy a
barn dance. A jolly evening was spent
and delightful time reported.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Peters and
daughter visited at the S. J. JAMS home
Sunday.
Miss Jessie McVey is visiting in and
around Brogan this week.
The little daughter OF Chas. John
ston is very i'll at this time, the aid OF
several physicians having been sum
moned. We hope for a better report
in the near future.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Maynard were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Maynard
Sunday.
Though aided by receipts from in
come and stamp taxes, the balance in
the federal treasury at the close OF
business for the week ending June
9Th, was only S16,457 1870, as COM
pared with balance OF $136,S61 1858
| on the same date two years ago, when
republican revenue laws and repub'
lican appropriations were in control
Of federal finances. The excess OF all
expenditures over receipts for this fls,
cal year up to June 5th was nearly
$3.50, 100000, the exact amount OF the
democratic deficit being $129,733.634.
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The Onawa Democrat suggests that
Lent Governor Harding could en-
nance his reputation for political
shrewdness by refusing to be candi-
date for governor.
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nah. Der Race StraBe uubieltsn uno
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erihienen an ben 5enitsrn Der Oberen
Gtpdiperte unb tpnnten nur nit
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uusitellts. naR aar tein 6euer ausges
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9DIhappardt aubsr Sronuuo eerdtben
pqr unb ben 4ldrm Derurid6t butte.
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