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Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-11-29
FRENCH STEAMER
IS SUMMARIZED
BY Pac. and Int'I News Service.

PARIS, Nov. 29.-The French steam
or Omara, ship of 1876 tons was sub
marincd in the Mediterranean today.
Her crew of 20. men is unreported and
II is feared that they are lost.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-11-29
Nevada's Senior Senator
Receives High Honor

SENATOR KEY PTTMAN OF NEVADA SELECTED
TARY OF THE DEMOCRATIC SENATORS ORGANIZATION. DE.
SERVED TRIBUTE TO PTTmANs AND STANDING IN
UNITED
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-27

gefndes pe1tanbuiBncn ans Ser,
arbriitt bate, mar ibr 9.eggius ihon
Taft toll oeporoer por @lntourft NH
9eutidenbGb. 9aHeben cber CAB es
atd) iebr bebelneuoe. ieEr pernitriii1s
srauen. 5ie Der 9erftdItoigimg mi
Eeutitlano bds gSort rebeien iulo
mr. in Dem 3uinnunenarbeiten Der
9eniralmdt,te one @drnHtie iaberi, oir
eurcoaiitpe aliItur a., beDuhreH uilo
aus s,ibci.cu.
Satte sspliette gbam nit ibrem
leIan flir Die @erpuInngsblreaus i'm
9tHtcr 1914 Dos grcbe g3ort, 10 bat
es aiin bic gilotin. bic iiber Die feiHo'
Iitsu Gdyiisergrhben fliegcn ulO6te-
atan ieiert Die yuto6erne SSeanne
S'arc", iiIio iper rpetb, ipus bic
DeutideH benmnd1it iiir goseI Der.
abldpebeH iper0cu!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-27

Eiebeu Trdaer uHb elm
Rdnn. Samusl 91pibOfi. leir:s
3ei6ens elm @Hseborieer Der 3uufi
Der garbi.r,. in gbilab.Ipbiu.- bait,
IsBtbin isiuen tritiiheH Gag. ruroe
sr bod p0n einen 2leenteH Der Socists
for Organizing Gbariip beibulbist.
ni4t fpeHissr als iieben 9attinusu
fpis ioeilcnp Ritter 8laubdrt 81 babeR.
RiGt oab ,r ON gn& al, iisbtn
s5rousn abgenrlir,ii bdiiei SIN Gsstns
iDsil, .r ipurbt bei4uIbigi. iiebenmnl
geKiraibet unp babel i.f,smaI 8igds
ME bsednsn ju hlbeH. 981s tounis
otio Sapiboff onbets tbuH, oIs einsa
fiir5terli6sn S6pur dnstTi5i5 .ess
Wasiitraiss 81 ibuH, bnb sr Sslbiis
morD btgeben pilroe. iDenn bic poli5ei
cher bi. DobltbdtigisitsgeitlI6aIi
nn6psiltn tSnns, bab er otter nj, Elm.
nal ptrteirai6<t isi. 9dpiboff bnali4'
is nun eliidIiterpsiis bieien SaDuy
ni6t in sbatiaGs umsuItbsn. benr
lptOn bic poli;si md bic gDobltbdiis,
isi.5gfe1i9ni.s iorinie ibn stipa.
natipsifsn. iobob aITp bic ststn ibn
erbO5ens 2lntluse in ii3 felbfi Suiam'
msnfisl. tpisDobl Wlasiitrot gsaton
ale ibm 5ur @srfiisung itebenSsr
Miiiel Der .5nquiEitiOn+ oniptnb.i,.
Nur cine Grau srI9itn Dor Geri1t
nnb trtlGrie. bi. @dttin Oooiboffs 5u
iein, rpdbrsnb cine anbsrs. Die Dor ,iilir
gen 5ossu BEN Mosiitrai eseenii6tr
srildrt bate, lie Isi bic Gaiiin bes In.
sliidlihen, bieft grilGrune tpieber 5u.
riidnobm unb aus enn5 beiiimmien
9riinbsn nid3t gu befpeen mar, ess.n
9apibpff cine stIaee ipegen gigomie
5u erbebtn. Die 5olee bouou mar, bdB
DdpibofPs Joll aus Der GENERALIZATION
an bas Wiinijipalseri6i, 4btbtiIuHa
fir ebeIi&e Dirr.n iibersing, iup Ribs
ter @ilpin bss JipetfeIbafts Wsrsnisen
bate. ben 3noisn bss peripidelten
SALES 81 l0Isn. 9ort rfdisn auh bic
Gaiiin bes Wadnnss Qameps Warp
Ultsdlia, ipslGs ibrsn Wl1Dden,iamsa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-27

anseuommen bate, nddbsn ie BON
Dopiootf perlcHsR tpuree. Sic sr.
!Idris, bnb fis Dapiboif i'm SABRE
1903 in GambsH gber1tbet BABE, unS
Don ibm i'm Sabr. 1912 oerInf.n
ipUrben lei. auf bic 5rase bes Ri9'
irs. tpurum 9dpiooff isiae @atiiR
perlaisn unb ipieoisl airp.r q bdb<,
tr,Idrk ber Wlann. bob CT MIR jpei
siRoer bote. Gas brittle RinA ieinsr
Grdu babe eiuen oHb.pen Batter, mas
aud Der GrunS isi. uaam er fi9 BON
ieiuer Grdu geir,nrt bdbs. Ri5.eE
9ilpiH fislts .rogbem cine dui So
louisTloe p56eniIiSe rnisrifisunes,
orbre aus ano fprberie $500 9irg.
ipaf. in Brunoeis.H!bum. Da 9apis
boif okit nitt it,II,H ;onn.,, tpanberis
er DorIdutig In bls G,efGngnib. 4us
bsr gigculie ACKNOWLEDGING tpurS,
natiirlib nidts. nutoem bic Wobltbds
tisseiissei,lTHaii lsiue iusiinsn Oats
tinneu' in's Gtlb fiibren .onni,.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-27

0cmpounb lebtr Ieib,nben frau" - frau
Sarrp Jiiher. io4a Suniata Strnst.
4biIabslptia. Ya.
Itr Gnll einer nnSeren 5rdn-
4 Erppibence. ". 8. - sd tann Sbr Se.
astabis COMPOUND nid,t genug riihm.u, neil
eS Runbfr fur mid ooubra6t bat une Id,
notlte nidt sbne ss feln. sd bate cine
Bsrititbuns, nieberbriidenps Sdmsrjeu
unb 4ldenmth, bis i6 es iaum auSbdlten
fpnrtt nnb mar o6nig 5uiammengebrpteu,
oils i'd qpbia g. @in,ham's Tegetable Goni'
ycunb sinnabni. O. hdIf mir unb ldl b,s
gesenndrtis in better @eiunbb,it. Sd ar-
Bette ben sanSen TAG in elmer 5abrit, thue
uuSerbem msins Sausarbeit. noraus Gle
sri.ben tbnuen. ipas es fir MIDI eetban bat.
Sd gebe sSbnen bic Grlanbnib, meinen Na'
men su per6iieuillhen unb i'd empfehle Shr
Begeiablt COMPOUND pieItn iueiner 5reau.
binnen" - tSrau Abril 9awi on, 136
2ippit Stt., prpuibtnce, R. 5.
@eIabriignale fir Sraucn
lSiub mad eirem Grite Rideuipeb. appf.
Iipeb, HerpotGt unb Rieberseidlcgenhe,t.
On pisltn ,sdllsn limb iie Sbmptome traeno
elmer bribliden StDrung pber elmer &ntsiin'
bang, zines idipdrenben Ssitaroes, peldltr
turh bos ginntbmen uon 2gbia y. 9iut'
hanis gegetabls COMPOUND behoben per'
ben fam 5auitnne bon ameiitaniid,en
sSrautn bsseuaen piIlis ItJnt &irtiamteit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-27
InIandifbe na6ritten.

Nus Reu Il m's pipnier-
5eit. IS III pobl nibt auBsr ben
plaBe, odrauf binaupeiien, bab es ge.
rabe SO Sabre Der iino, oab bic oama
lige Eolonie Rem lllm III Wtinneicta
DON ben Snoianern ahsesriffen pnrOc
unp bic gepobner Der tIsinen Bio.
nieritaDt cine mebrtdsige geIageruns
init DisIen 9efabrsn unb Gntbe5runSeu
dussubalten uno our65umaten bdtten.
Oant bes tapferen @iOeritanOes jes
nsr 4nfiebIer, pelbe ben glnpraa Der
gerei3ten SnOiaRr mutbig itemmten
unb duf6ieIten, purae oas ganSe noros
litf WinnsiptdtbaI DOT Dem Wcrpen
Der Hptbbdute Osritont. Serr RidarO
Yfefferls srtnnerte bel oieier @eIesens
bsit Daran. Oab IS fsrner 80 Sabre
Der iino, OuB bic leBtsH Weiben III
WinHeiota i'm Sabre 1865 pon Den
Snbidnsrn grmoroet purosn. 9isisr
lebte Radeatt Der Snbtaner puros in
Blue Garth al Der Sepett JdmiIis
periibt. 0rsi3etn Snbiansr tanner
uuter anfiibrung oes !0aIbbIut Sns
oidnsrs SObn Campbell bon Sort
9drb in Ganuoa na6 Blue Garth
,gouHtp uno osriibten bic 5bat. @Gb.
reno bic ,,Snoianer ipteoer mad geOroen
5ogsu. aing Campbell mad Idntato
unD puroe bort gslpH6t. SeiHs Spiebs
gsIsIIeH tpurben our6 SoIDaien Der.
iolgt, bod tonnte man berIslben srI
in SiiistOn, y. D, babbaft petOen.
sic Duroen DON bort itdtionierten
GOIbdten umgsbrudt. Die 9ei6iats
bes 5aIbblut SHoiarRrs Campbell
uno bic Grmprbung Der Setpett ga
mile 1T cine bD6it intsrsTaHts uRo
peroisnt Der Ra6lpeIt aufbeDabrt 81
iueroeu.
2auneu beg gltbes.
Wdbreno zines 9epitters in Gbicago
Jag 0aDto parrp am 5snitsr Isiner i'm
britten Stodpert eelegensn WobHung
beg Suuies Rp. 4O56 ~. %. Strabe,
GIs eiu 8ibitrabI Die Sdei5s GER
i4metterte unb ben Stu6l, auf oem
parrp lab, in ben Qebsnraum i6Ieus
oerte. Der Wann fisl babel 10 uns
gIiidli6 segsr elm W0beIitIt, bab sr
betpuBtlos Iiesen blieb. Der Big fubr
iHsDiiden i'm 3itSad bura ben aans
gen Ruun, i8Ieuberte W06eIitide 3u
SooeH, Derl6idts IammtIi6e 2ampsl
ano 3srbrGd 9ei4trr. S9iebIi9 fu6r
er aub in bus9ubesimmsr, fpo IGmmts
lit. oariH befiHoIi6e 9esenitdubs in
Stute sinSn, unb iaufts pieber gum
5eniter bindus, ben gan3sn ;Senfters
rabmeN nit lid reibeno. Qud Der
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ratbsn, 10 bob ss gerdume 53eit pdbrt.,
bis eIn Ir5t 5ur StsGe mar, bod
fpHnte parrp tpteber miibelos ins ges
ipubttetH 5uriitgerufeH peroen. glu6
Die Jeuerfpebr tpurbe aerufm, oa bi.
9an3e Wobnung poQer Rdu6 par,
bod ioHnte tsiH 5euer sntbsdt perben. |
Diatig fir Ri6tbar.
ger GiR geitimmung, bic i'm adns
gen Gan0s baS grDbts SutereTs erregt,
bat gunoss 8iftrittsri6ter Sbomos
y. 5aisbsiH Retpart, q. s., erlafIsu
als er beu Dsputp Glert Reiap ieI.
mes 9tridts anipies, ale bon giirser,
rs1is 4pplitunteu einserei6ten err
itsn popiere Declarations Of inten-
tbou) als re9tsgiItis an5unebmen, out
tpenn bielelben DOT bem .Sntrafttpeten
bes NaiuraIiiationseeieBes bonn Sun;
1908 ertpirtt finb. Sn bem 9eieb. 1T
ndmIid befttmmt porben, bab 8iirgers
Tedis 4ppIi.aItea. bic fiebeu Sabre
nod ertpirtung ibres .eritsn papiers"
hoben Deritrei1en lnfen, obne ibrtn
NHssas .ouf Standardization .su h<geH
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-27

Ben. llnS es id,eint, aIS-cb Der aries
oie Sdrten ibrer 9eGtlir nod beion.
0ers betont. 9or bcm ariege aab es
Omrrn, ,pie bic Ser3ogin Don ac.
ban. 5r1irlein aSiraro ober sr1iiIeiu
@ilars. oie ibre glifDenoen Derie ae.
Gen GeitidIano. ben 6einiten Yan.
tier, BEL ieber @eiegcabeit In bic
2rft idpHettertat. llilb ols fSrrii We
gisitb fe~ seIegattiir5 einsS @criies
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-27
6 0 q u q.

rGinben Sic es nidt aud lG6rlid,
Serr Sraf, 10 piel auf bic Gsburt 81
gebens"
.Gber bur&aus nidt. lieber 5reunb,
fis If bod siaa 0aisia aauzasaugIif
nStbisl-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-27

ben 0ftfen une I'M
Ridsu 70 fardterlirte
Shmsr,eu, bob ih is
foum ertrageu tonnie.
Sh sabm i.ds 5la.
fohen bon Spbio U.
Biritam's Seeesable
COMPOUND elm unb
tsnH b.ute bic srbstt
Nr belt oerrihter,
idIaie gut, the gut
unb babe nitt bic ge-
rissiie Storuns. Sd
empfebIt 9pnia y.
Nipfhnm'S Redefable
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nj. empfinbti6s

.Ra, Gannp. 9u baf. 9siH.n Ora.
goner absef6dfftl-
ga, bin ntrpSs s'Durosn unb
,oSrf bas Sdb,lsauiieI nit Hsb. Der,
traesn.'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-27
Tran fonntt
fanm feben
@egen i,irdDtbarer 9iadenidmer5en.
yebeilt Surd 9sSia 6. 9infbam's
q gesriable COMPOUND.

phiIabeIphia, ga. SD Iitt on .Btr'
le,ts6una anb Gmtsuabuns unb batte In bet
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sbee nit Mufff.

.ISinbsR Sic ,is,niIi6. bah bitfe
3.it beiOnbtrs btfruh.snb cuf bic
pbnntaiis Der aomponiiim tptrtta"
.Rn unb Oh! Gentsn Gle oot BLOB
mai. pas sum g,ifpisl Der Wilfon fur
Rotten suiamm,ui6yibi!-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-27
G.int mtfruna

a.: Qtu.n1ni III pisl gu ptnis. Gjts
r,ral battle b'elmunaiO iDerben MILE
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dabun bsEsxi-
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@naGalt6.

9n5lgli6.
SHr (su feiu,m Gr.unbs): I'd ba'
pe IS mir iibsrIsst unb msine WeyI0s
burg riidgdHeis ssmant!-
Jreuno; -aL<r Bat Dir 'osnn lp;sber
etpumpt2-
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gereius.anseis.n.
gts wsuas ean essn d yuiDtHa %.
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9. y. Vds 0Im NIB MberfD en-.
Die idsrlide Esabi Bop 81 Girsftortn fiubti
Tonnsrfine ben 2. Ee5ieas6tr 1915, Hbenos
bon bis nbr iiGti
ipifb Eonneriidg, ben o. Sspteinber 1915
Gbenss 8 llbt. ifnittineeL
5reb. Ctitn cen. II
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Rsts
gerIanst - WadmuIia

offen. aoea pdbrenb BEN eetnen. Gerf1fup
oeatbtR. Oh Reliable Barber gcutas, Qtn'itC
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- c,eu. la ~ ipteu uTS fgr geTpn.
italrSatbdi, 1892 Boeau slnsaix. Eel.
ethoH 2ssi. II
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sRab4tn flr SGnSdrbslt nadsuiraetu
naf ubr Aaamiiines IN os2 Gtolioa
Gptnifs. tiDonbas. bt4
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serIaust = DeibIia

Gentf6es Rdb1en ifir aoten unb I'm
Del oer fnuedsbfii su bsiisn. 5lsisIfn5fn
ostiaIigt Aebmi Cdilea Gar. 2S27 ggsbiion
Bfonb 5atteeIb bseabu. bby
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-10-05
For Goodfellow Work.

A call has come to the Goodfellow
department of this paper for wom-
ems clothing. Warm waists and
skirts, petticoats and winter under
wear is needed by a woman who
would require about a size "a in
waist. She is also in need of a Win
ter hat and asked for respectable
looking waist and skirt that would
do for church wear. She has no sup
port and is in real need of these
things. This department was able
to furnish her with shoes but none
of the other things were on hand.
There is no doubt in the attics of
the city enough warm clothing to
fit out these unfortunates for the
winter if effort were only made to
have the garments reach the needy
ones.
A call is also made for warm win
ter underwear for nine year old
and a six year old boy. Also cloth
ing for two year old girl.
Another call has been received
for old carpets or rugs. This is for
a family of nine who are living in
an old house on floors with big
cracks in them. Two of these chill
dren are under three years of age
and will play upon the floors a good
share of the winter. Perhaps an old
carpet is becoming moth eaten in
some attic or barn. Get it out and
put it where it will do some good.
William Morris's idea is a perfect
nothing that is not USE
full or beautiful about you. In 9TH
er words, if you have something
which has outgrown it's usefulness
for you, put it where it will do some
one else, good. Pass it on
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-10-05
It's All a Mistake.

This hue and cry about the the
atrical business being bad this
much, however, is a fact: The peo-
pie are becoming more discriminat-
ing, in the words of the poet, "You
have to show them" In view of this,
the big business which is being done
by the Bohemian Girl all star reviv-
al, which comes to the armory opera
house on Oct. 9Th, is all the more sig
nificant. It stands out as a bright
star in a cloudy sky. If you want to
know why some attractions prosper
while others fall by the wayside, a
visit to the armory opera house next
Wednesday night will prove enlight-
ening. 1t will prove that the right
kind of a vehicle presented with the
right kind of people in the correct
manner will always receive support.
In short, it will prove that if theat-
rical managers are willing to spend
money to give the public the best,
the public will turn out to see it.
The seat sale opened at Teed's this
morning.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-10-05
MEETING OF THE
CITY COUNCIL
Hawkeye Construction Company
Gets a Contract Improvement
at Light Plant.

A regular meeting of the city
council was held last night with all
members excepting Jacobson pres
ent. The members proceeded at once
to open the new bids on the Cedar
street sewer. The first opened was
from Zitterell & Sullivan for $4,-
495; the next was from Anderson &,
Empire of Marshalltown for $4,69S;
the next was from the Hawkeye Con-
struction company for $4,000. AZ
ter the reading of the bids resolu-
ton was passed granting the con-
tract for the construction of said
sewer to the Hawkeye Construction
company, the lowest bidder.
In pursuance of an offer made by
P. H. Ruppel at a previous meeting,
a resolution was passed authorizing
the mayor and city clerk to quit
claim to Mr.. Ruppel a portion of va
Gated Fink street upon the receipt
of Mr.. Ruppel's deed defeating to
the city of Webster City for street
purposes a strip Of ground necessary
to extend Broadway street from &C.
dar to Webster street.
City engineer E. S. Boudinot pre-
scented a revised set of specifications
for the construction of cement side
walks which was accepted by mo-
ton of the council. c. E. Mikel re-
ported to the council the necessity
for increasing the switchboard at
the electric light plant, the old one
not being large enough to record the
load often necessary to carry. The
electric light committee was then
by motion to purchase an
extra panel of switchboard and have
the same installed.
The monthly reports of the city
treasurer, clerk, mayor, street COM
cemetery sexton, weigh
master and electric light plant were
read and approved, after which the
council adjourned until Tuesday ev-
ening, October 18th, at eight o'clock.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-10-05
Others to Follow.

Burlington Hawkeye: Webster
City is getting ready to go under the
city manager plan. An election has
been called for October II, at which
time three councilmen will be chos-
en-. To the present there are but four
applicants. This might be accounted
for By the fact that under the city
manager plan the councilmen serve
without pay. On the other hand
these positions ought to prove very
attractive to the men who do not
need the money and are best quail
fed for the task of handling the pub
lie business. Webster City's exper-
iment will be followed with close in
terest by many other Iowa cities, and
if it proves all that has been expect
ed, no doubt there will be others fol-
lowing suit.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-10-05
DID THE FROST
DAMAGE THE CORN?
Difference of Opinion Among Farm
ers-Some Think it Really
Beneficial.

Farmers who have visited this
city today do not agree as to the
damage done by last nights frost to
the corn in this section. Several
think the corn seriously affected
and others that the frost was bene-
fetal.
w. o. Mcconnell, one of the best
known corn growers in the county,
thinks the frost of last night bene-
fetal rather than otherwise. 1t is
his, opinion that 40 per cent of the
corn crop is now out Of the way of
freeze. Of course, every nice day
adds thousands of bushels to the
crop, although the quality of this
years corn will not be up to last
years standard. He is also of the
opinion that if we have two weeks
of drying weather with warm winds
blowing, Is per cent Of the corn
would be out of danger.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-10-05
Webster City High School to Meet
Lake City at Riverside Park
in This City Next Fri
day Afternoon.
MANSON WITHDRAWS GAME
Will be First Time Webster City and
Lake City Have Met-Close
Game Expected.

The high, school foot ball sched-
ule was slightly disturbed this week
by the withdrawal of Manson, with
whom game had been arranged
for next Saturday at that place.
However, with considerable effort,
the vacancy was filled by the substi-
tuition Of Lake City, who will play
Webster City here next Friday as
an extra game on the local schedule.
This is the first time Lake City
has ever played Webster City
team, and little is known of the
strength of the visitors, except that
they play teams of the caliber Of
Coon Rapids, Ida Grove, Rockwell
City and Sac City, and have had a
winning team in other years. The
game on Friday will doubtless be a
close contest.
It has been decided to admit hold
ers of season tickets to any four OF
the five local games, making a re-
duction in price to them also on the
fifth game. Thus a season ticket
holder who witnessed the East High
game may select his three remain
ing admissions from four games,
those with Lake City, Boone. Hum
boldt and Algona.
The official schedule for the rest
Of the season follows:
Friday, Oct. S-Lake City, here.
Saturday, Oct. 16-Nevada, there.
Saturday, Oct. 23-Spirit Lake,
there.
Saturday, Oct. 30-Boone, here.
Friday, Nov. 5.-Humboldt, here.
Friday, Nov. 12-Algona here.
THANKSGIVING Day-Perry, there.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-10-05
PETITIONS FILED
IN DISTRICT COURT
A. J. Buick asks Damages for Fatal
Injury to His Horse at
harrisburg.

Anna Wright has filed a petition
in the Office of the district court ask
ing for a divorce from VIM. Wright.
They were married in Fort Dodge,
Dec. 90, 1914, and lived together
until the 18th of last June. Cruel
treatment is alleged.
w. H. Alkire asks judgment
against John Dewitt and J. X. Fear
for $500 alleged due because of
money advanced for the purchase of
a stock of goods in Jewell.
Kate Naber asks judgment against
VIM Greenwood for $500 because
of alleged failure to fulfill a contract
to purchase certain real estate in
Webster City.
A.. j. Buick asks judgment
against Benz. Todman for $500, al
leging damages because of the care
less driving Of motor vehicle upon
the streets of harrisburg on the 5th
of September, 1915, running against
a horse owned by plaintiff, breaking
the animals leg and making it nee
essary to kill the horse.
The Iroquois Mfg Co. has filed a
petition in the office of the clerk of
the district court asking judgment
against the Martin Telephone Co
for $50 alleged due on account.
Iowa Skirt Mfg Co. asks judgment
against Hanson, Eittreim Co. of Ellis
worth for $46.16, alleged due on &C
count.
State Bank of Blairsburg asks
judgment against H. F. Wilke, VIM.
Wilke and Ida Wilke for $2,945.S1
alleged due on notes
J. D. Foster asks Judgment against
Walter Terrell for $12.79 claimed
due as commission on life insurance
premiums.
American Mfg. Co. Of Waterloo
asks judgment against Hanson, Eft
treim Co., Ellsworth, for $3.50
claimed on account.
Merle E. Smith asks judgment
against the Central Credit Rating
Agency and it's officers for $4,000 as
alleged damages sustained because OF
alleged unjust rating. A. l.. Dayton
also asks Judgment for same sum
against same agency for same cause.
John G. Woodland & Co. ask judy
ment against w. A. Nelson for
1921 alleged due on account.
The Peregoy Co. ask Judgment
against w. A. Nelson for $12.25 al
legged due on account.
Star Dress Co. ask Judgment
against Hanson, Eittreim Co. for
s14.O1 claimed for goods sold.
Pratt Paper Co. asks judgment
against same firm for SOFAS alleged
due on account.