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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-25
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sinsm Garmersin uHb
pInnbern aus.

3aneapills o., "a. Gsb. Der
In @usrnisp 60. In Der Rdbe BON Nsip
Concord anidfiiss sarmsr Jobn Wius
smpfina ssiisrn abenb um 5sbn lihr
ben unsrlpiini6isn 9eiua BON bier
Rdlbetn, bic Tammt unb Ionbtrs pfrs
mummt iparen. Dd WliIIs uibt gut.
ipilfia NIT fsiner Sabs btrdusriidsn
ipolItt. ipurbe sr bon ben btIpsfatsn
GnrIdsn NIT aniippsIH uub WepcIs
psrn bsarbsiiet. iObaB Der Wiunn isst
nod betuiBtioE lit imp fnum rpie.
Der nuifommei ipirb. @dhrenb spei
bsr Rdubsr bic sipei GhtptIttrn Wias
nit ben Rsbolbsrn in gdah bitlttn,
bnrdfu6isn bic anbtrsn Episbetislleu
bas 6aus. sic rbeutstsn $500 IN
DeIb unb sinsu Diamanirins TN Her
toe bon 500. Die 9dnbiisn hdtisn
bic 1prfiHt es6rauhf. bic 9titpbons
brdbts su burhfAneiben unb tpsgsn
bss 3nIianbss Der beibtH 5raiisn nzp
bes 5nrmers frurns bic SMunnthnt
srif bsuts Dlorstn sntoedt.
glpembaIs o.. "a. dtbr. =
Dlrsiiris Rdutsr srdnssH bsu!e tn
friiber NcresHitiHbe IN bk Wcbnung
bss poftmeiItsrs &. 90. Gimpn IND
stpanssn ibn untsr BEN Drutt ihrsr
RepoIpsr sur Ssraussdbt liner Id
fd5e, BE $1,000 sntbisls. Dus GsID gss
b5rte sum zbtil Der GItrsrit eight
Co., fir iptItt ber pcIimtiIier dls
aoasttpr funsiri. Der Wsit bss @sIs
bss, Ioipis bic Mortsn uub ppicns
psifuneen qsb5rsn Dnfal Cam, beHeu
Geb,imbeanite ben Rdubtrn rndlipiis
rem. GmalpsiIsn babni bisisIbsn iebo6
ihr Gnt!ommsH btpsrtnsnist
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Die Reippprt Office fir bas Sin.
einHater golfs6lntt" befinSet iid in
9p. 339 gOrf Strake, segeniiber bem
6onrtbOuie, uoislbit geGisfeiten, gin.
seigeu II. I. 10. Bis 10 llbr 45 Wiinn.
ten gbeHSs eHtssssnssuOmmeH iuer.
ben.
- Sm gircuttgerhH nuros asiisrn
6as 5eitament bss &usuitus 8. Mois
iett eingsrsi6t. Der SsitatOr rerma6t
sin Drittel feinss 8erm0gsns isiner
Iodtsr annd GOtter, bas sfDsite Drits
tel ieiuer Sodter Marp MoFct uHb
sin Drittel ben Rinbern ieines peritors
bensn Sobnss augufflis ). MofTst.
3nm Observation-Disclosures purhs Ipss
ter OSbaiigneFp srnauHt.
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Gum snten 3sped.
Samsn.S tabtperbanb bsranitaItst am
SOnntaG 2S. iytbraar, cine lin.
terbaltuHs 5am gtiten ets
SiIfsiOnbs.

Der DdmsnsS Stabtpsrbdnb, Der be-
r,its psrf9ieSsntli3 I'm Jnier.iIs bss
9iIfsfonbs Oetpir,t bat, ben bic Delit,
ide unb Osiisrisidif4sllnsarif1e
9ilfsssisIIi6uft gum 8siisn Der
AriegsnpibIsibenbea In Der alien Ssis
naib aufbrinst. psrauitaItst am
Sonntas, rem %. Gsbruar. Rdamits
tags uno Qbsnbs, In Der Central
surnbalIe cine llntsrbaltung, bersn
Grtras pisbr bisfsm Gonbs 5uilisbsn
iolI. Sn gnbtiraht Sts suien 3p.ds
unb 4nssii4ts Der 2batIa4s, bab Elm
biibifts uHb abipe9sIungsrsiGes
grosramm anfgeii.Ili iporbtn III. boFs
fen bic Samen 5up.riidtli9 auf cine
rese gstbtiliguns i,iisns bss publi.
tums. Der Gintritt bstrGsi nur 5sbn
Gents pro psrion.
gii9tsr Sobn G@ipoab, Der prGTis
bent bsS Deutias4msriianiTdsn
Siootspsrbanbs, bat BugsTasi, eine
anipraae su baIt,n unb auberbem
ipsrbsn Der 9apsriide Mdnnsrhor To-
iris Der 9uospObl MGnnsr9or Der,
Tfiebsn. Der 0elessnbsit anespabis
2ieber 5u @s5or brineen. Mubtrbtm
babsn bic DAMIEN bas folesnbs, pisI,
psripre4snbe programm sufnmmenses
iisl1.:
pr0lOs, ssIprOdsH Don Jrau RsiH'
muib.
ai.b: .Mr fusib. pb mir uns tpies
bsrisbn1, .gsfunesn BON grau Mins
ter unb 5trrn q. S95pninisI.
alapisr Duet: SRI. SsIsns G&rtunsr
anb Jrf. Qlbels aamdrrs.
.Siir's wa!erlanbS,
pniriotiidts 5siiipisl In siDsi 4ufs
aiiseH.
8srfdbt Don ben DarfielIsrn.
perioneu /:
sJrdu wonmsr. ,in, Wittps = Grau
q. Winier.
Qotbdr. ibr Rinb - 9srr &. Gh5ps
iriHfel.
osrt5a, ibr aiuS = SRI. 5risba
Wintsr.
Glfa. aotbar's 8raui - Grf. Wlarsot
misrf4.
3ithsr unb gtigs = bic 6erren Qouis
unb 6srbsrt msgsri.
aisb; -ss~maunsIocs'. ssiusssu spa
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Gso. 4. Bubble, ginctnt s. 9edmnn.
6enrp GHiparb. 5obn Miesiomt,
Gsp. Rpetters. Geo. 4, 2nmpe, Go.
aoenig. gbp. Z. MusIInsr, 3. SirIS.
JnI. Dittrpd, Sobn Qinftrt. 3. o.
GODS, 6tnrp 6darmeItr. 5cf. 5.
qudep, Hrtb. W. Brinfsr, glorbett =
gerning, Geo. 3. Dperger. Qnton
Rpnnebdum. 6snrp pottter. sol. q,
NkbauS, pbinip G@nsiber. actr
Wsitsrfump, Bernard RuslDt, Grtb.
mi,the. gdi. 9. Batter. Sof. 9. Sten'
ger, Drpib u. gurtanser, 8srndrf
gosrssr. 6snrp 9otrstr. 6tnrp en-
ssIbarbt War SOfbousr. Granl
Woel1rr, o. gremtring.
uibrs-DreB GirsIs: CRIB. S9ai'
per, Woriiter, glua. HsimeIfe, Sotr
o. 6snl, R. O. Madsuru, Mm. Bob
re. u. 8. Diaboff, Bernard 2bslsn
SEQ. Jrans, Bern. g. Dosrser. s,
MosIbsr, ,fert. Wonbtrabe. Mu3
Gunbsrmall GJ<o. Wiiis. 6enrp 60
rn- 6snrp Gsrpers. Bern. Camping
Hi9olas sSonion. Sobu 4bt, O. 8
9onberabe. Soi. Worbemann, Germ
Mlob, Better Blum, ebn. Shoenboft
8. Tsibbslbsrp. gbas. ScbdnHns
sbeo. Rebaas. sSobn o. Wenibaus
.. q. pedstanp, Glen. aompbaus
y. Wiite, Geo. Wsbrins. 6snri
@nudsr, gllb. Hdnsmaun. On. u
Sestamp, scf. .. fsttig, 8. grint'
man, Sol. grintmann IT,. Jobr
gruspsr, Sobn u. 2ipnsmaun. 5.rm
Wtniini, Jreb. 10. Suriamp, Johr
u. 9lorbIob. Jrsb. @ierman. 8. o
grodbofi. anton 6efsu. ssoi. 8raf
Srbuungs Wdnner - parquett
! 6snrp Wsbmnnn, Ulatt. Dsiiers, Sol
l0. asnisI, Ben. SdosnfsIb, Wm
gngberion, Ben. Rsiiineer. 8. Mceb
ienbers, u. GaasI, Bern. Strider, eel
gl. Cooling. aus. Srbina. Wlit
3miflsr, ailion asftsrer, Gbos. Bod
mann, 5srm. Ssini. s1enrn u. Rurrc
Sbeo. Mdnitratb. Sobn 8ens. Sob
9ipp, pster gotbnsr, Sofepb Rsbs
Il. 6tnrp paIts, sol. 9utemspsr
1 George Saipers. Ius. WismaHn
6erm. Mittsnbera.
| Orbnunesminnsr - 9rsb girc!e
2ouis Roipeiamp, 8. S4nodelbers
$. .. 6i[lsnbranh, Sol. $. Sieft,
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mann, s. 8. Cling, Ben. gurbid
sSobn S9otteliotis, Soenrp Wsil
Gbas. Il. aosbIis, Ssnrp Dulismsper
Rid. SiitTsl, 'Jrdni ., Bruns, 5sn
m MpsIIer, Sobn 5oltbaus. g.ors
@nfts. 9bso. W0elsr, 6tnrp silIar
Sobn u. WiBman, gbtpin SIdd.
6enrp ll4tmann.
| Drbnunssm6nner - GaIlsrie: Sol
| groIlig. 9eorse Ollie, 6snrp Dsrrsn
lamp, Z. 9. Rab.ma6er, Srant 6ofF
mann, 6snrp Z. Gdss, O. 8. gerlins
Ssnrp goosmann, spbn O. Gpmborii
israni NsIStamp, Gdip.r Sbermspsr
Snhn 2iititbdus, u. Don Wisimdr
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| eobn @iIp, 9. 8. 2innsmdnn, 6enr'
gusbrmann, Q. Ratiermdnn, Z. q
8. S.lImdnn. ebrift. 0rup.nbofi, q
20. glueii, Germ. ai8ienbsra. Gran
6ausmnn, Senrp S1i,l.. Sieptel
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| beiptIIsr. 9lua. gDitis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-25
O4iosr SlaalsesJsbgstullg.


Columbus, Obip, "a. Jsbr. -
Die ssmenfams RsToIution, osr5ufOlss
bic 0sisbssbuns iin am 10. wldr5
psrtussn ioa. ipsI&s esittrn Don Gtnas
tor pint unb btuis pon Rtpr. yeats
man i'm Saufs sinberi&ttt porbsn III.
fpurbe beute aIgemtin befproAen nnb
bat pisIe Bsfiirportsr, obsr ouh cine
erpbe an5abI 0ssner sefunben.
Die WifsIiebsr Der 5amiltcn
gountp Delegation, ipel4s ale 81
Gunitsn Der RsiOIution iinb, erildrsn
obns ausnabms, bub iie bic assislas
fur 5tpineen ipsrbsn, bieie Rsiolution
ernit 3u nebmsn, irobbem Der Stnai
SiefsIbe bsrsits an ben Ginun3sauss
itnb psrfpieIsn bat, nm bort oussn'
I9sinIit zines ldneiamsn 5obss ~
iisrbsn. Sic iinb Der auiiht, bab ~
senus Dsmoiratsn auf ibrs Ssits brin'
gen iSnnsn. I'M bic Wertoguus an BEN
bsIdgtln Sass burd5ufsbtu.
Dem Gpr.dsr gcnoDtr, Der iif &C.
gen bic msipiution erildrts, irarbe orr
Witslisbsrn Der 5amiIton 81. Dslssd'
tipn ertIdrt, iis itisn es miibs. ndb DOT
Ssiten Der abminiiiration cine Au'
sabI Msform.@orlugtu. bic ips5isu &C.
psn Cincinnati ssrihist ftisn, bsgiin'
Itist iperbsn unb bab iie, faas ibr'
WiinIde in bisfsr SiniiHi in 3atunf'
nihi beffer b.riidiidtisi tperbsn, bas
gang. r.publiianifHs aesisiaturpro'
sranm betdmpfsn ipiirbeu. Die Gin
rinnati.r DsIesation isi itetl INT Gin
ilana nit ben Diinihsn Der Mbmini'
itration s.fpefen, absr bisiss frranb'
I6aftIi&e gerbdltnib isi 70 mibbraud
iporbsn, bab es ieiHsr GuflSluns nab
Eel. =.
Das 5aus parfris bic goriass bss
Rspr. 6oiporb BON Belmont Co.. burd'
tpeldx bic Galdrs Der Wiisliebsr Der
Stadts sSieuers, Der Siaaiss Snbn'
ftries unb Der Observation-Disclosures
milton unb bss Siaaiss sCbsraeridtl
REPORTERS I'M suTammen $4,000 res
bustrt tperben. Gin Gmsnoeuleni
purbs autsebeiben. bsmsufolse bi.
GaIdre Der WitsIiebsr Der itadilidsr
9lbminiitrations gth0rbe auf Il
5000 per Jdbr befebeu bleiten, is'
bod Der Soften bss Seirsidrs Der Be-
sSrS. sdnsIiA abssi6afft tpirb. Oh
g}orlaas fpirb bs6uis Bsitdtisung ar
ben Geuat atididt ipsrbsn. SbiDpbl
BON b.motratiT6er Seiie pislfa6 Gin'
panb aes.n bi. angsbli9 unsre4tfsr'
tiaie GolGrptrtilrsung erhobtn fpnrbe,
ftimmien bod bic meiiien Demosrdten
fir bi. Dorlass, bic i&lisbli4 nit 7s
aeaau 19 Stimmen aneencmmsn ipnr'
Be- DIE gteprGf.ntnnieu 5ulstpitt,
aIsfn, DIT nnb Barnes non 5dmiIton
60. unb Butler BON 6aneod iparsn BIZ
Rspublifnnsr, bic baaegen itimmtsn.
Cine BON R.pr. 6op Don Sddion
60. unterbrsitets Rsioluiipn, cine lln'
ieriuhung bss gipilbisuit GpFems.
oas ,r nls .ins Wibesburi bt5eiHntte,
bstreffsnb, rbisIt i'm 5auis nur adi
Gtimmsn unb sing psrlorsu. Sslbii
Der autor Der Rsioluiicn ftimmte oa'
asa.n. aIs er fab. bob iis nidt bur6s
briudeu fouute.
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SITuHt. Stu Stt. 1tb W. SSWs
4bOne 1881 u.
- emma Wonjeuu. ipelhe cine
Sarm Don 123 adsrn in Der RGbe bon
Uliboletopn On gorbula 9bomas nit
Der gebinguns iibertrus, fir bic alds
aerin unb fbren 9atisu Su iorSsn. bat
asitern cine alase eineersi6t, I'm tpiss
Der in ben 9eiis Der Garm Su tommen.
neil bic geoinguus niat srfiiat tpOrs
ben 1T.
- gobsrt :. Rstpboui,, 2S. BON
Dabton, ap., unb Sslen McRollp. 27,
DON SamiIton, erldngtsn siHsn 5ei'
ratbsfaein.
Der Mb5ussfannl in Der Central
Qlpenus tpurbe ausseipui4sn uno Der
ii6ls Gsru4 TT psri6DunbeH. Wds
bsnI.lbsn Dsrurfatas. 1T Elm unsslOitss
Rdt6iel.
.Troaen" William Mc@iI puros
i'm WuniSipolseriht iinttr $400 girss
i6uft ipeaen @robbisbiiabls unb Sa9s
5erit0runs bem @erift iibsrlpieien.
- Diebe erbra9sn eintn nit Wehl
belabenen Giitsripuseu, tpelher In Der
Rd9s Der Garr'i4sn Wliihle itano.
geitoblentpurbs ni9ts.
- Die Gaglss perben am Sonntas
bic idbrlife @ebsntfsier gu gbrsu Der
perftorbensu Miiglieotr in Dem 9tnis
pei bes Srbsns abbcltsn.
- gaen 5ollp bat 5runt SolIp onf
G6sibuns pertlast, iueil sr re mib'
bonbelte unb psrnablGTists. Sie
fabrt an, bdb sr msbrmals i'm Gountp'
gefdnsnib Iab. Dus Boar 1T lett
1900 Dsrbeiratbet un0 bdt tsins ain'
Der.
- Dem John gOnsr ipurbs bic
S6eibung pOn fsinsr Satin Gasn &.
8oper befpiligt.
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aie sefalfd,ten paife.
Gin alter bsutf6tr EFT
fdpitan pirb in 0srs
tinbuns bamit btr.
bdftkt.

Rem gort, "a. iysbr. Ri4art
Deter Gpeglsr. Elm friiberer btutihsr
Ssetdpiidn unb anseb0rigsr Der btui.
6dsu TlarinsrsisrDs, srurbs beiie Don
Qasuteu bes Suift3btpartements uIlttI
btr aufldes psrbafisi. iib sinen sss
fdlEhlsn dmtriianii4sn 9cb bsrifdffi
Al H1ben, nit ipeid,sm Ct mad Dsuiln,
lamb susiidisbrsu polis. Gbsufr
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On @esenitanOsu purbsu ssfhenit:
ct. Qsttrs 9.meinbs 4 ipolIens
ginbsn, f5rduIsin 3. 2 paar Sodsn.
Srau 8offert 8 paar Soden. Strr
Sobn ggsr Il paar Sodsn, bur&
Jrou Rdub / UluffIsr unb / paur
Spden, Jrau Roisnitenssl BAG RGbsH
bon mebreren 2ussHb Semosn.
Golssnbss 9lnsrlehHunesihrsibsn
aing Der aeittrin bes Silfgpereins
5rau $. 6. NurIissr bonn csutIdeH
aoniuI gu:
aaiirliH 7eutia.s aonIuIai,
Cincinnati, Obio,
20. 5sbruar 1915.
Ssbr b.rebrts sHdOiss 6rul
Gs tat mir DisI Greubs ssmadt,
bute bic Dam,n bes @orftanbts BEL
Iibrer isgensrei6tn grbsit begriibsn gu
tOnnsn. Gs il; fit sinsH Deutfasn
unb b.fonSers fir ben omtIi1en btuts
ittn gsrtreter re1i inoblibuenb, 5u
ish.u, nj. marin aud bitr bsutI6e
sSrau.nberjsn fir bi. bslbenmiiibissn
@,rtbsibissr b.s 8aitrlanbes f6ln.
gen.
Wlit ben beiien Griffin bin iH
Sbr aufriHtig ersebener
Ostdr Messsr
Gslbr iiHb an bic Sdatuieiiisri1
SRI. GmiIt Eistis, 419 ROdbaIe aDs.,
I4pouodIe, 81 Tenbtu.
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n a d ben atiftsrDOdtn

sic: .Rir 1T ettpds in bic falI6:
2eble qstpmmen, Iisbsr GuitdD.@
gr: ,Wds2 9liht MIR fdli4ss
5aar, falfhe 9Gbne bdft bu. nun fo'
car nod cine falfne 4sble!s
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tpurbs gincent gpos Jus 6obpisn,,
n. g., in Daft senommsn unb ipsiiers
ysrbaftunssn foIlen in alsrndhitsr
|3fit erfolasn.
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eokal.Dtrid)t
Glsikise alrbeitsbiene's.
Die Hnmru bonn SlOtbeu &Feus babsu
ie&s Qiitsn NIT aisbsssabea
iertis.

Der DamenDsrsin pom Deuti9sn
unb Oeiisrreitiid llusdriiHen Ros
ibsn arsu3 baben ibre 3eit gut anss.
tpsnbet unb bas grssbnib ihrts JIsi.
b.s finb feds aiitsn NH aiebessabsn,
ipopon brsi fur Berlin unb erei fur
Disn b.jtimmt iinb. Die Gdben be-
iteben aus 0srbanb3eug. llnteripdits,
@OIipaarn unO GbnIi8en eiriiisln.
ipsIhe ben iGmpfsnben Solbitsn ishr
ipiltpmmen InO. Die Damen mol.
len am 8. WGr, oas @sri 5nm abF
Glub brinssn uno alIe bic trsils.i
6sIisrinnsn perben sebettn, bic tiir
ben @erein beitimmtsn Sa4sn redts
Seitis einsuienon.
gs iinb tpisosr naHftebenbs gaars
=
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ssmstrbsis,n in sIs Il 1assn iarIri.

sfpofbeier aebsn Sen snrid, penn paso
Cfntment itetenhs, tfirbs, bii,ffnee ober
aualslioe Sdmprrbpibsn Hldt iirrirt GtItet up
tIltattoH aeipsbti eiHoerura. 60g.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-25
Fred A. Ersohell,
eeidenbeitatter unS Ginbaliamirsr
.7.u. yerR Str, 2le,pport, ,Sp.

1tlepbou: eouib ss rnb Souib 2e9o.
Gleynnerta 6tiiee: etInno bo' z
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8 a milton.

iinier aaent in SamiltOn IN
Serr Gonarb grud, 449 Glib Ganfte
snafe. Sell Sci. 476 o., S0me
@bome 1631a.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-05-29
ASK THAT ROAD
BE MADE BETTER

Mt. Pleasant, May PA number of
the representative citizens of Winfield
made trip to the county seat for the
purpose of presenting petition to the
board of supervisors, asking that body
to improve the Blue Grass road be-
tween here and Winfield, and espec-
tally at that point just before enter
ing Winfield where there is danger
GUS hill. They want the hill cut down
and made safe, claiming that in wet
weather under the present conditions,
it is absolutely dangerous Chairman
Gambell presided at the meeting which
was held in the court room and among
those who spoke for the Winfield peo-
pie were DR.. Hanna, DR.. E. w. Harri-
son, B. F. Van Dyke, Joseph Haas and
e. G. Hinkle. There were nearly fifty
representative Winfield citizens pres
ent at the meeting and while the board
took no definite action yet they real
lied the strength of the delegation and
will possibly do something in the near
future. ....
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-05-29
low a State News
LIVED ON SWEET
CLOVER -FOUR DAYS
OLD MAN WHO ESCAPED FROM
ILLINOIS INSTITUTION At
SIGOURNEY.

Sigourney, May 27.-Thomas Green
wood wandered into Hedrick on Tues
day evening and was by the city mar
shall picked up and held until Wednes-
day. Sheriff Grimes was notified and
he brought the man over on Wednes-
day and brought him before the COM
missioners Of insanity and by that body
was ordered committed to the asylum
at Mt Pleasant. Mr.. Greenwood is rs
years old and 1t developed at the hear
ing that he escaped from some institu
ton at South Bartonsville, ILL.,, on the
4th day of May and walked all the way
to Hedrick. He stated that on the way
from South Bartonville to Hedrick he
lived on sweet clover and that the
clover was very good food to live on.
AS he was nonresident Of the. state
he will be held to await the order Of the
state board Of control. The man stated
that he had a son at South Bartonville
and Sheriff Grimes notified the son of
his fathers predicament
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-05-29
DQUDs- LEANDo.

Leslie swiers was an Ottumwa shop
per one day last week.
Rev Jay Kirkendall is visiting ms
mother Mrs. Mary Kirkendall who IS
quite i'll. Mrs Tobin Of Ottumwa IS
nursing her. ~
George Morrow returned from Of
t,mwa Thursday where he had been
visiting relatives. 80,
County examinations were held at
the Douds school building Thursday
and Friday Of last week. Quite num-
Der of Sth graders were present TO
take it. w.,
Miss Leila Davidson returned to her
home in Abba Thursday.
Mrs. Walter Pollock is on the SICK
list this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clell Doud Of OttumWa
visited last Thursday with relatives.
Mrs. Mary Ferris of Eldon is visiting
relatives and friends in Douds and
Leando.
The Fairfield gospel team held
meeting in the Douds church Saturday
evening. Their work was very much
appreciated.
Mrs. H. L. Loring Of Chicago and
Mrs. Clara Loring of Ottumwa visited
Tuesday and Wednesday with relatives
at this place.
Rev. and Mrs. c. E. Sandmeyer are
visiting relatives in Missouri
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EDDYYv|LLE WILL
OBSERVE SUNDAY.
COMMITTEES ARE APPOINTED
AND SPEAKERS SECURED
FOR OBSERVANCE.

Eddyville May 27.-Memorial serv'
ices will be held in the opera house at
2:3O Sunday afternoon, May 80. Rev.
Coats will deliver the address.
The following committees have been
selected:
Finance-W. l.. Hays, Geo. E. Steph-
enson.
Program-F. M. Epperson, Wesley
Donegan.
Transportation-W. G. Berry.
Music-W. S. Shinn, Chas. Oldham,
c. l.. Phillips, Mesdames Theo. OFT,
Roy Lafferty, S. A. Shaver.
Location and decoration-Amos
Gray.
Gathering fowers-Tom Oldham,
Paul Thayer, Herman McCord, Har-
old Wandling, Misses Lula Worrall,
Zoe Thayer, Mary Oldham, Bird Brunt,
June Lafferty, Dorothy Lewis, Nina
Lennon, Helen Clark, Fern Tenant,
Elma Gordon.
Preparing flowers-Mesdames G. W..
Stevens, L. D. Gordon, Wesley Done
gan.
Marking graves-A. M. Lafferty,
Wesley Donegan, w. G. Berry, Amos
Gray, G. W. Stevens.
The committee on gathering flow
ers are requested to leave them at
library room, at the city hall Saturday
afternoon
Anyone from the country, having
flowers for decoration are requested to
bring them to the city hall Saturday
afternoon.
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|ON|AN WINS WORLD
WIDE CORN MEDAL
GREENE COUNTY FARMER CAP.
TURES EXPOSITION AWARD
FOR BUSHEL.

Jefferson, May 27.-Willard Zeller
Of Greene county has just received nc
tice from the Panama-Paciflc exposi-
ton at San Francisco that his bushel
of yellow corn has taken the gold
medal, being awarded first prize IN
competition with the whole world
All of the corn used at the Iowa build
ing for decorations and display was
raised by Mr.. Zeller on his Greene
county farm.
For several years the zeller family
has taken most of the big prizes in
the corn shows wherever they have
entered. In the national corn show
at Dallas, Texas, in 1914, Willard Eel
Ter received first in the contest for
lone best ear Of any variety" first
for the "ten best ears of any variety"
and first for the ten best ears Of
wellow dent corn" In the Iowa Corn
show he received the largest yield per
acre in 1912, had the grand champion
hushel in 1913 and again in 1914, be-
ing the only man who ever took this
nrize two years in succession.
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SALE
OF LIQUOR ON BOAT

Clinton, May 27.-County Attorney
Claussen is endeavoring to verify a
report brought to him that liquors
were sold on an excursion on the riv-
er from Clinton to Davenport Sunday.
He has questioned score or more
of those on the boat. and their stories
have been conflicting, he says. Some
said no liquor was sold, others that
the sales were small and were not
made until after the boat passed
Princeton, south bound. 1t was then
opposite Scott county, but the county
attorney declares his jurisdiction ex.
tends over any steamer whose trip
begins and ends here. If suff1 Gent
evidence is secured, prosecution will
be started at once, Mr.. Claussen de-
clared today.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-05-29
TRENTON MAN, is
HELD ON TWO CASES

Mt Pleasant, May 27.-Frank Elliot,
of Trenton, who on May s made a trip
to Wayland-to induce his divorced wife
to again live with him and who shot
at her with revolver and afterwards
also shot at Deputy Sheriff Goldsmith.
was given his preliminary hearing at
Wayland before Mayor Rhum. Elliot
had been confined in the county Jail
since the occurrence and was present
on Saturday in the custody of Sheriff
Kaufman. County Attorney T. M. Nc
Adam appeared for the state and FL
liot was bound over to the grand jury
on two charges, one Of assault with in
tent to kill Maryette Elliot and an
other of assault with intent to kill H.
j. Goldsmith The bonds on each
charge were fixed at $4,000. Elliot
was brought back to the county Jail,
where he will have to remain until the
grand jury convenes in October.
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HOPES TO
BE IN THE 5000 CLASS

Fairfield, May 27.-Fairfeld has an
excellent increase In population during
the past five years according to 0. H.
Herring who is just about to complete
the census Of the city and it is thought
that when the last returns are in the
record will be over 5000.
With few return calls to make and
some scattering people to hunt up Mr..
Herring Wednesday noon had on his
completed list 1925 persons in Fairfield.
Should he succeed in accounting for
5000 people in the city the population
will show a gain Of 1000 over the CEN
sus taken five years ago when only A.
go people were credited to Fairfield
In the census taken ten years ago
the city had a population Of 5,00s and
every resident was proud OF the fact. 1t
is thought the citizens Of Fairfield will
be unusually proud of the fact that
such an excellent growth Is shown at
this time.
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CLAIMS WOMAN THREW
BOILING WATER ON HER

Nevada, May 27.-As a result in a
back yard quarrel over a piece Of
rope, a pail of boiling water is said
to have been thrown on Mrs. Albert
Yost by Mrs, George Jones in Hansel,
Franklin county. A suit to recover
damages amounting to $3.50 has been
filed by the former.
The plaintiff claims that the quarrel
occurred on April 90, and that she
has ever since suffered more or less
from the wounds, which required
medical attention.
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A FORMER IOWAN
DIES IN ST. LOUIS

Keokuk, May 27.-The remains Of
Arthur Bridgman will be brought -
Keokuk from st. Louis, the place of
his death, and will arrive here Friday
evening, accompanied by Mrs. Bridg-
man. wife Of the decedent, AMI her son
William of this city. and daughter.
The funeral Will be held fr'm the
Crimmins & Chase undertaking parlors
Saturday morning at $3.50 O'Clock and
burial will be made in Oakland ceme-
terry here. Mr.. Bridgeman was born in
Fairfield March %, 1S46, coming
shortly afterwards to Keokuk and
leaving this city for the state Of Wash
ington in the year 1891
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PROF. WHITMAN TO
WASHINGTON HIGH

Fairfield, May 27.-Fairfleld high
school will lose another member of her
faculty next year for Prof. Glen Whit
ner who has been exceedingly popu-
lar among the instructions and stud
ents of the high school for the past
three years has rendered his resigna-
ton to take effect at once.
Prof. Whitmer has just been elected
principal of the Washington high
school at a nice increase, in salary.
Miss Martha Envy, principal of Fair
field high. Miss Gladys Burnside, Miss
Frances Black and Prof. Whitmer have
all rendered their designations to the
board of education and it now looks
like there will be several new faces
among the faculty for next year.