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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-09

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Monatcn, rDenn Der 9rieg iolunee
baiern icIlte. ipir0 ieoes gnnr Col.
outen iein girtes NeriITop bober, lrno
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Shfsengraben 70 fi&er iein Die 81
Saiiie. CT brnud,t ieinen acpf nidt
mebr beraussiriiedeu iul0 ben beiit.
ihen aligrlH aiispiesen. Seben uHo
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| iid iiberseigte, bab id ieIber nidt fir
ocn eneIiidcn S6isengraben In gs.
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be nufmertiam. 9as Soiisperiifcp
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mobcrnitc Grias iiir bic ~Spione"
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man ornlben am SeuIter aubrafte,
Inn oirSirnbe 5ii beobahten. Su Gng.
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5iefe nit ihm nid)t iabeH fam, mas
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ann llnteroeihob tpie 5itn oberiten
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risfop bon ben llnteriecboOien gu ben
Sfiiscrsraben, BON ben Ghiipenard,
Ben gu ben pripntipobnimgen ieinen
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iibera1 i'm idaIiden 9ebeH feline gicl.
lie ipielcn. ~Scber, obne ieIbIt aeie.
ben 81 tueroeH,@ tpirS and I'm Grie.
ben niel WeraHiipen MAIDEN, inio Ole
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lei fat Strtn SHmsrs bbrarsssistsn:
! titr iIa baE G4musmtssibls
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-09

a. abr erbieIf i9 bi. Gsgenfrass:
.gDHnTtt Der 5err Elm periIirp fir
ben Gfiissnerabsu. Elm Bpoip,riiiop
ober eiE MobHunsspriIicpg- aIs i'd
mid pon meinsm StauHen erbolt bats
t.. instr ID ifiid,isru: sd m56ts
oLs luulit6ten ieheH -. i5linf Wi.
nufen ipdtsr Ihipomm i4 In einan
Ste Ron psriitopen. Der @ert6ufsr
erfidrie mir, tnb Ct idglid5 i'm Dur9s
k1nitt fiinf SfibtugrobeuperiTicps
rerfnufe. CT pries feline @dare in al.
Ien9onnrten: sic peroen begreifen,
baB es iebr ongeHebm 1T, init 40
SHining oie Soiit einer lieben Der.
ION Dor g9nbeH 81 tapnbrer
gs5sn gls biss Ii ein biIIiasr Svp,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-09

On Rubapeit n6dte id irgertorpc
eine SafeI Diiien. Ser Srerloe ruirh
gebeten, crit nod gtntritt Der SlnI'
feIbeit ben 9onaufoi gu beircseui -
CT mag iid in Der inneren Staot 5i'
n61if eiR Bib Ton Der rdIdeu ent'
fDi6Iitng Maben, bic Beit, bieie Staoi
Der Gsii1tigfeiteu, IN ben lestenSabr'
5ebnten burdaenott baben nlib,
uno crit, tpenn berqbeuo feline S2let.
er ienfte, fparlbere er, an ben groten
SoteIpoIGIten poriiber, burd cine It'll
le, fleiue SeiteritraBe gum SraH3'
Spfepb-aai.
Dds bringt ein Stiidden - ifI
nt06te iagen MISUNDERSTANDING
nit iif, einen Reit bon ienem itJaii.
ernbeu gnlpiinoeu, nit oem mir dIs
Sein6er Dor oen 9idterbultm traten....
9a iiil6 ia 2idter, aber Sunoerte,
an bic OuHfeIbeit BEG SimmeIs ge'
b6ngt, Biz iait bino,rf gum 8enit, goI.
oene 2ibter, Dor benen Die Sterne
oerblailen. 2ihter, bic bier IN rbDtb.
mild eei9tpungeueir 2inien iid bic.
ben, bort fi9 mir in6 regeao5 b1u.
FEN. l1rb bon Dem linteren Ronbe Der
beiterntarG Gdtpdr5e. Die ia nur ihein.
bar benz Sirmarrent onsebort, iiub
Bis fait Al iiniern sSiiben breite, ffiri.
nler1lbe 2ihtbriifen seidlaeen, griit.
ZEN, bic uus beunoh nitt erreider.
9eHn ifr Iodenber Sheiu nrlIb per.
fhlDiuruleu in bem betpester, finiteren
SpiegeI Der nlnffpolIen Opunu, on
bereu jertieitigen lifer bic aIte 3ro.
nitnssitabt Sfen en1poriteiet, 70 bod
binuiii, baB man meiner HliB, iie
binge NIT oen &etten ibrer 2ihter
orobeH am SSinnHeI beieitiet. Aer
Diirfte muger, fie herirnter5itbolen,
oiefe 2idter Su Ioihen? @rpabs
tupfere S0bne, Die iid9 nit 9eutId-
Iano BON ieber 6urh gebeimnisDoue
BoIr6e Der Spnrpatbie, jest 6ltr1 Die
Bemeiufamen ssSntsreFeH Dertniipft
fiiJierr, fpcroen leoen GiHOrtnglIHg
Sarrn 5u binber tpifien.
Cd babe ben idpersn grnft spf.s
ben, nit Dem Tie in Der eberrlaliaen
8Grfe Gest SonI beg Better 2IoDo)
cui Die @orte bes .lueiBbaarigen 9ro.
feifors @uden borten, ben Serr So
ief 9ec5t, Gbefrebafteur oes gendnn.
ten glnttes, oonfenspertbertpeiie ge.
beteit bate, ben 5tpeiten Der oeiitifen
8ortrGge IN 9eft sit balten. SD ba.
be iie uusbarren ieben,. llugarn inb
1lngrriHnen oirs allen Sdidter (iin.
fer ibneh @rnf Gpponpi. @ebeinlrufb
Berferis unb Der Sberbiirgermeiiter
bon @nbapeit) III elmer @nee, etiier
gtte AnS l1eberfiil1uug, oie eeraSgii
btliekgas Eor. Bio siss grios bar
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-09

Der S.riumpf beg 9eri.
ftops. @ir l.bsn heuts I'M 3sitoI.
ter bss 9.riitups. 10 fdrsibt gino
Galsu 9soaIo in einem lonboner
Brief. bss .Gionals b'Staiin'. Dor
benz arisas hubsn aud ipohl Mdnnsr
bon utabtmii6sn Grabsn nidts bon
periitop sepubi; ;battsH bod bie5ent-
f9eH feline gtiisIi5feit bsr MeIt ned
Hidt prdttiid oorgsfiihrt. Sect aibt
ss In acnbon ttin anufh1us BON Re,
betting. bas ni5t p.riItops sbenio
feIbitoeritdnOIia duf Eager bat ipis
Raiisrmsif.t. g1aA ben an5.issn 30
xr.ssilsn ~ sssis cine puifirp fiis
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bos 2sbsn ebenio noibnenbis ME
cine 3utnbiirF.e. Gs sibi fol9s bon
allen gr5Ben unb In allen prsisldsen,
fefts unb troabnrt, grnos unb trumne.
fir bus Qonb anb fir bic Stabt. go
bin bsnu aud ia in siu aaufbnus in
Bomb Strttt eteangeu. lin mir ben
Gsbruu@ bss psriftcps srtIdrsn gu
IoiTen. s5h etnisris mid efn psnig.
mad benz periitcp Eager 81 irngtn.
lDie iemonb, bsr IN sinsm aanarisns
D0geIesf8dft if4 naH BEN grtiis tines
efsianlrn ssiahelBs. aaf nitlns Jsas
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-09

llno inbem id nod iiber oas @e-
fen llngurns nnGiinne - es iheint
mir yein ierr elm Iiebes aano" 5u ietn
-Derfinft es nlgentaf, DOT meineu
@iden, uno pieber toitht aonftonti.
NOBEL erpor, ounfel, iii6 unb DerIof.
tetb, tpie NIT elmer ieioenen Gede
perbuat, gIei6 BEN sierIi6en SfaIen
DON tiirtiifen auffees, Die i'm Dor.
sintmcr Ses SrItans BEL elmer gu.
6iens 6nrgeboten ueroer
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-09
9rndia0en

,sser 1rt IN tsun6sr nrb sneflffsr errnt
Ifr 0sfAdffslerff. NfIfiHf eie. uebanteunnf
.Tsrr npi r-rnfd bsferet
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-09

Yann fre, uno pifen 'tr Hripat-9sbsn ttter
syruu erfldren; auf bieie @siie ruuroe eine
fenFpentisle acrrtiponbeni etablirt, ueidbe
,tit pjfen Sahren beitebt nnb pelte ME uT,.
terbrp&en purbe. RisnnaIs haben lie eiH
9eusnib Ssrbfientlidt ober eiueu Brief ae.
brauht. obue bic ifriitliGe @rIaubni6 oes
S6yeibsrs, uub nieninls bat bic @eleliddft
erIaubt, ba6 bieIe ionfiDertieIlsn Sriefe aus
iArem Beiis selansten, ME bic Sunberttau'
fenbe, pslde lie an Saub bat, be5eugen.
Slus Der arpten erfabruns. pcn Delder ne
iabpisn ibnnen, 1T es ni9t mebr OILS tpahr.
ifeinIid, bas lie bas piNeu, mas in Shrem
Bale notbnenbis If. Nihts pirb bafiir
beiiangt. Hur Shren gnten @illen, unb be-
ren &otb bat Sauftn6en gsbolfen. Si4er'
lid Iclltt Jeoe 5rau. OBJ reid ooer arm, trpb
fem. fib biefe aenrr5fe DFerte, SGlfe ia Iel'
ien, su Rus. MAIDEN ;u f6Hnen. Nan it1rei'
be an bic Gpbia Q. ginihcm I.bieine 90.
ltOufibsatieul, 2pxn. MaF.
Seo. Srar iollte aDbia 6. 9inf'
Ham's so Seiteu Sert Bud haben.
Gs 1T feiu Bud, ,ueIfes aascmein
SertbeiIt fuirS, benm es 1T tbencr. Gs
n frei unb uar per Bot 81 erlangen,
Nan i&reibe I'M, basielbe nod hente,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-09
4n prrmisthen-5imm
gerlanat - mdnnIidJ.

Gsutfnss 9beattr-i5ir bic auifab.
RING bon Gin 1ag Bel unIerel Sciecisn
am nidiien Sonntae ipeIosn tO iiilss st, D.on'
qtefeIben npufn no Gm Scnning waoreen
ESQ ani Der Satne ofs gmep anetioriiims
rleIoeu. sS
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gubapeiter Ginbriide.
Bon Ebea b. 9utttam e

TrauBen Iiegt &onitartinupeI, BIZ
Su1n &anoe sefiiat nrit eebeinlniB'
pollen a6itlitfeiten -. limb ib be-
fradte eS aartIid iIno elm fDents
fllrd|tiam, ipie maI ,pobi bus erite
Ger bali6bHnnen, IoffeIloien SdBdel
nit Sem numbering bidfliiiiiseu llno
bod 10 fpobIidniefeloen tiirfii6en
4uffee betrndtete, obne es on ben
Nfiino 5u iesen
gsidts lit 70 itrrtpiehertringIib als
Der itarfe &eis bes eriten @inornds,
uno Der tpabre@euieBer. Dem 3eit ge.
eebeH pllroe, 5Dsert Elm wenig an
ieeer Bforte - aud on Der S6Deae
Der gub allie = Der boben Rforte....
finb iei es au1 nr, Inn riidfdaneno
nod eI11rFdI etwos DON 6em 5li ieben,
mus Sos llntertDegs brndte. -
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GtuSalt (auf ben gatnfisia fir.
ssHbl. Der 3us iis i4On fort: ..
fpi. fntdll1
SintiOnapOritsbsr: ~Eernblssn Gi,
ii@. 6srr GtnbioTus! 51r 6err Cns
ieI bat Strsil SGmsr5 boraulssistsn;
titr ip baE G4muSmtssIbls
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Der aranbtids gtDsrb.r.
.9tlio. ih aebe msiner Sohter fOs
fort $4,000 NIT unb bag 1optels {
na6 msinsm Iobs." - slIHb nam
eRrft. Sltistbs ~ trves.tn isia9-
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f1tu peni tytdren Stp
bat !fprreippnber,'
Eepartcment Der 2p.
oia q. aSinfbam &e'
bieine 60. ynnft
@cii., In 8erbinouna
au feseu. Shr Srief
iuiro ppn elmer Son1e
se5Gnet. stltien nnb
bediitmprist uno itrens
ipnfibentieu bebanoeIt
0 c.. a.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-09
5reier Rat6 f1r
(eiOen0e Jrauen
4auienben tpurSe 8ebplfet,
eurb bernimfti8e's
Halb.

: Hrasn. beids On irssnbmelGen 5rauen.
leiben icboEiren. ftib einsdaoen, iith prompt
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-12-30
IOWA SPENT MUCH
FOR ITS yULET|DE
ESTIMATES MADE ~ BUSINESS
MEN IN DIFFERENT SEC
TIoNs ARE LARGE.

Des Moines, Dec. 29-Nearly $15..
100000 was invested In Iowa for
Christmas gifts, according to est.
mates made by business organizations
which keep in touch with trade condi.
lions. or this amount about $11, $780,.
900 was expended for presents which
were handed out son Saturday and
about $2,S75,o0O was given in cash
all of which will find its way to trade
channels within the next ten days OF
two weeks, business men estimate
Automobiles were extensively used
as gifts, if the registration OF new
cars at the office of w. s. Allen, sec
rotary Of state, Is any indication
Within the last ten days nearly 5000
new cars were registered. More than
100 new cars were registered from
Des Moines, Of which many We're
stated to be Christmas gifts.
Five Dollars Per Capita
Throughout the state the estimate
of money spent per capita on Christ
mas gifts was s., according to deal
ers In the cities, they say, the peo
pie spend more in Christmas cele
brations than In the country. The est
mate Of the urban expenditures Is be
tween Sc and $3.50 per capita. On
this basis the Des Moines people spent
between 100000 and 100000.
I'm estimating the money spent on
Christmas it is necessary to figure
that many people give cash presents
in addition to the regular gifts" said
a local merchant, "All OF this money
is yet to be expended. 1t will be used
during the next ten days. 1t seems
to me that fair average for the state
would he IS per capita with 25 per
cent more to represent the money
gifts"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-12-30
Joseph HAYES
DIES SUDDENLY

sigourney, Dec. 29.-Joseph Hayes
sf -Hayesville died sometime Monday
Ar. Hayes was a strong and robust
man and up to the time of his death
naSA always been in his usual good
heath. On Monday forenoon he had
beein doing light work about the prem
ises and came in the house for little
rest. Sitting on chair he fell over
lead, without a moments warning.
Medical aid was at once summoned
BUT nothing could be done. The doctor
pronounced it apoplexy. Mr.. Hayes
WAS qabout forty-five years of age and
Saad always lived in the village of
Hayesville and community where for
years he has been engaged in buying
and shipping stock and grain. He sus-
tanned an enviable reputation for hon
est dealing and as a citizen. He leaves
a wife and a large number of other
relatives and friends to mourn his
early demise. Funeral services will
be held from the home this morning at
III o'clock
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-12-30
ARRANGE TO SECURE
DEER FOR THE STATE

Avoca, Dec. 29-Prof Joseph Step
pan, director and chief taxidermist Of
the state museum of Iowa visited this
county q few days ago, and in COM
pany with Deputy Game Warden Hob
son arranged to secure four deer for
the historical building at Des Moines.
They will be mounted and placed in
glass cases. Upon the cases will be
inscribed the name of the farmer upon
whose place the deer was killed, to-
gether with history Of the big drove
of deer, now numbering several hun
bred. which roam the country border
ing the Missouri river in Pottawatta.
mic and Shelby counties
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-12-30
WANT COOPERATION
FOR GOOD ROADWAYS

Mt. Pleasant, Dec. ss.-Representa,
tives OF Winfield and Mt Union and
the territory to the northeast have
formally requested Mount Pleasant to
join in q program Of good roads that
shall afford better facilities for get.
ting into Mt. Pleasant. Winfield and
New London have Joined hands In an
oiled road proposition and now the
Winfield people want to get % good
roads into Mt. Pleasant and II - sug.
gested that the Mt. Pleasant-Winheld
road join the VIM eld-New London
road at what lie known - tho Kreiger
corner.
Mt. Pleasant VIII undoubtedly do
her part by paving North Lincoln
street to the city limits next summer
and from there on the city. county
and private farm owners will soc that
the road is properly graded and oiled.
Lincoln street is already paved as far
north as the railroad and to pave out
to the city limits would eliminate one
OF the most abominable thorough.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-12-30
DEDICATE CHURCH
AT TRENTON, IOWA

Mt Pleasant, Dec. 30. - The beauti-
full new Methodist church 1T Trenton,
nine miles north OF this city has been
dedicated. The structure when COM
pleted cost In the neighborhood Of
three thousand dollars and 10 without
doubt one OF the finest country
church in the entire county. It Is
equipped In ! manner that will make
It valuable social - well O. religious
asset to the community. The pastor,
Rev. Earl vandagr1ft Of Ottumwa was
assisted In the dedication by Dr.. Thos.
Osborn, pastor OF the First Methodist
church Of this city, Rev. W. B. Ireland
OF Wayland and Rev. T. G. Bishop Of
Mt. Pleasant, all former pastors ut
Trenton DR.. Edwin A. Schsll. presi-
dent OF lows Wesleyan delivered the
dedicatory sermon. Dr. Schell spoke
in a most able manner Of the value Of
the church, and following the address
In a remarkably short time the entire
sum necessary to cover the cost With
4 balance Of $3.50 was pledged.
The church Is beautiful white
frame structure standing In COM
manding position. Tho frame Of the
old building was used. This was raised
and modern basement excavated be-
meath. The basement contains besides
the kitchen and dining room. . large
room, which will be used as q social
center for the entire community. In
fact one OF the principal motives in
erecting the new church was to pro-
vide suitable place for the young
people Of the community to congregate
under proper supervision. Two new
Sunday school rooms have been added.
Light oak pews have replaced the old
straight back benches. while new
stained glass windows add to the har-
mony and beauty Of the structure.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-12-30
LUCAS co. PIONEER,
LOWER WEBB, DIES

Charlton, Dec. 29-LOwer Webb, one
Of the pioneer residents of Lucas coun.
ty, died at the home Of his daughter,
Mrs. John A. Johnston, in Lincoln
township, early Monday morning, De
cember 81. 1915, at the age Of seven
ty-two years, seven months and nine
days, after an illness Of about nine
days with pneumonia. He came here
about eleven days before his demise
from Arcadia, Neb., for visit, when
he was taken ILL., Brief funeral services
conducted by Rev. Armstrong, of the
Oxford M. p. church, were held at the
Johnston home on Monday afternoon
at 4:3O o'clock, after which the re-
mains were taken to Arcadia, Neb.,
for interment by the side of his wife.
Lower Webb was born In Van Buren,
county, Iowa, on May 10, 1843. He
lived there until he was about seven
teen years Of ago, when he came to
Lucas county and resided In the vicin'
ity of Lincoln township until about
frourteen years ago, when he and
wife went to Nebraska Mr.. Webb
was married in this county In April,
1864, to Miss Rachel Mcdowell, who
died at Arcadia, Neb., on April 2, of
this year. They were parents OF ten
children, eight Of whom are living.
One son and one daughter died in In
fancy. Those who survive are w. r..
Webb and Mrs. Dora Foley. Of Arcadia,
Neb.; George, of Raidersburg, Mon
tana; Mrs. May Dodge, Of Grand
Michigan; Mrs. Lettie Davis.
of Council Bluffs, Iowa; Mrs. Lizzie
Bartlett, of Havelock, Neb. and Mrs.
John A. Johnston and Roy Webb, OF
Lincoln, this county. Mr.. Webb was a
splendid citizen, upright in character
and enjoyed the esteem of all who
knew him. He lived good Christian
life and one worthy Of emulation.
Many friends mourn his passing away
and will extend heartfelt sympathy to
the sorrowing children.
The funeral services Of Mrs. Reset
ia Bates, wife Of N. F. Bates, Of Lin
coin township, who died at her home
on December, were held Monday after
noon at the Oxford M. E.-church, con-
Quoted by Rev. Armstrong, after which
the remains were inferred in the Ok
ford cemetery. She Is survived by her
husband and six children, who will
have the sympathy Of the communi.
ty in their grief.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-12-30
Mrs. Patrick O'MaIJev,

Mrs. Patrick OMa1ley, a pioneer Of
Wapello. county, died Tuesday in
Davenport aged about SO years Mrs.
O'Malley was former resident of
Chillicothe and well known here. She
is, survived by two sons, James of Dav-
export and William of California and
three daughters, Mrs. Frank Showeiler
Of Davenport, Mrs. John Fay Of Seattle
and Miss Annie O'Malley Of Davenport.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-12-30
Georoe Wetherod.

at 1880 at the family residence 1910
Prairie avenue, after short illness at
the age of 50. He Is survived by his
wife, one brother Levi Wethered of
Flint, Mich, and one sister Mrs. ]. e.
Carter Of Trenton, Mo.
The funeral services will be held on
Thursday afternoon at o'clock from
the residence and will be conducted by
Rev. B. F. Patt Interment will be made
in the Ottumwa cemetery.
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Mrs. Clara Arnold.

The funeral of Mrs. Clara Arnol'
the wife Of James M. Arnold who died
at her home, four miles south Of OF.
tumwa, Saturday afternoon at 1880
o'clock, was held at II o'clock Tuesday
Interment was made in the Shaul Gem
etery.
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Obituary
Frank Teter.

The funeral of Frank Teter, who
died Saturday evening at about 7:40
o'clock was held Tuesday at nine
o'clock from the residence and was
conducted by Rev. c. A. Montanus. In
terment was made in the Ottumwa
cemetery.
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INVENTOR is DEAD

Chicago, Dec. 29-John P. Barrel,
inventor Of police and fire alarm sys-
TENS and pioneer member of Chica-
COS fire department, died at his home
here yesterday. He was seventy-eight
years old.
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POLICE STOP BIG
QUOR SHIPMENT

y, Dec. 2s-The police in
lSe Of the biggest ship
,udr ever run" into Mason
arreksted Steve Pantza and
;alarAolous on charges of IL
.ansporting liquor. The two
were arrested just as they
irving Into the city with an
TO load of liquor. me booze outlay
aled sixty-sevfn and nall gallons.
Pantza is one eSf four Greeks against
whom deportation proceedings are
now In progress.
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HALE HIS LIFE IN PRISON

Muscatine, Dec. 29.-Delial Zedeker
alias Jessie Zedeker, now serving
sentence of thirty days in the county
Jail for bootlegging, has spent more
than half of his twenty-six years be-
hind bars, according to an admission
made to Sheriff Wiley.
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HEAVY FIRE LOSS AT sTRATFoRD
Stratford, Dec. 29.-Fire totally de.
stroyed j. H. Johnson's hardware
store and opera house and Joe Rein
ertson's restaurant. The loss is $685.
900. Mr.. Johnsons loss was total, with
no insurance. Mr.. Robertson had
$1,000 insurance which will cover his
loss.
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HERE'S COUPLE Merit A SECRET

3HERE's COUPLE KEPT a SECRET.
Greene, Dec. 29.-Pa4l Shafer, who
Lis now professor in the schools OF
sClarion, and Miss Maude Lowell, were
married in West Union September ~,
1918. and have kept the fact secret
since that time until this week when
the fact was made known to the pub
lie. Both Of the contracting parties
have grown up in this vicinity.N Mr..
Shafer was one of the football stars
while at Cornell college last year;
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PLANT OFFERED KNOXVILLE.

Knoxville. Dec. 29.-AR. d. Boyer is
here with a proposition to locate a
corn canning factory in Knoxville
He agrees to establish the canning
plant If the farmers in the vicinity
will agree to plant 500 or more acres
in sweet corn More than 500 acres
of the desired total have already been
pledged and the rest is considered
certain to be promised soon.
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Wanted

sANTED-YOUR OLD CARPETS
. make into rugs, beautiful and dur
.ble rugs from old carpet at reason
able prices. Write for descriptive
catalogue. Bloomfield Rug WORKS
BLOOMFIELD. Iowa.
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SEVEN SLABS FOR SEVEN KISSES
Red Bluff, Dec. 29.-As he kissed
his wife seven times on the lips, Frank
Gudrum stabbed her seven times in
her side. He was under arrest today,
cash in the throat self inflicted with
the same knife.
The wtfe's condition Is critical.
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fares In the county when the roads

II 10 also probable that East Wash.
inxton street viii be paved to the city
limits and there Is q probability that
west Henry street will be paved ~
far as Win0na school house or block
further west Of the school house. ~
is understood that the city council IS
seriously figuring on an asphalt paw
ing instead Of brick s.
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RlITEN az Mao DOG.

Des Moines, Dec. 29.-As the result
of bite from mad dog he has been
treating Parvis Cassidy, 76-year-old
manager Of a cat and dog hospital
here. is dangerously i'll.