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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-05
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Der nenc SdlieeufOuia Geo. 6spps
in Der seitrisen geriammlnns
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inmmIung 6es cbinen 9cretns. bic
iinter 0oriib Ses Serrn Ibeo. Nebaae
itno nit Serrn Sobn 9rintmdnn als
Sefretdr IN Der arbeierboLle ltdtt'
ianb, eeitnItete iid) ;ii einrr I'M u
ongenehmeren, neil Der neie SdIii'
scitfoilig &crr Geo. sSoppe lBeor5c
IT, iu hodftei1cner 9,erion cridEeiieii
mar mo Sniiir iorate. Sab ole aHipe.
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9erinmmIung iid) nui iein &obl e.
nns An Cute tbnn fonnten. Gr iDrree
berllidlit belriitt mo nit oOmlernSen
5od,rufcn becbrt, bic and icinen
Soiitnat gaItcu. Der i'd in fcIsenoer
gSeiip 5uinmmeHicpt: Noniain: 5rdh
gtueliit Sdrer; crlicr aoirtant;
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tant. Serr Ssnrn ,icdiHg; Aoih'
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Observation-Disclosures fiir Bag
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nnicrbreitete cine perionIite Glnln'
6ling sur IbeiInobme. mas sur ,Sol8c
haitt, 0nb Der gerein bds gciipiel
mterer 0elitidNn 8crcinc befoIgPno,
i0'urt 100 GiHirlttstarten iibern1brL
im6 Die Scrrcn Geo. Scppe unb 3obn
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ielbeE IosJuidaaaeL lpcriu heieIben
acite,n ifon 70 eriOIareiG ipareu, oaij
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mnd,t lper6cu rub.
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Bart itattiinbet. pllroe beiimogIIhlie
getbsiIiemg Biigeiitert.
efIs neue giitgIieoer tpuroen Die
0crrtu Geo. WiIlet. iI26 GoIeranl
?lueme inS Oscar s. gtnitdJ. lois
Straigbt Strnbe. ailigeuoUHneu
Ter ARRANGEMENTS ansidiii' illr
6as jiingit nbaebnItene Sd)iisenieit
eineu iheilDciieu Se'
ridt, ans 6cn bernorginI odb nihi
mir elm eeieaidnitlifer. ionoern aud,
rin tiibifer firan5ieIIer GricIs er.
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rih miro jeeodl crit in Der nadilcnl
8eriamnlInna eritattet ueroeH I
slui antrog bes Serrn alihluam
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idlaiirna pom ennitdts.Sunbcu ml
beren Spiee Der 9robherJog BON S!.
ocuburg iteht. Elm 3uffub Don $40
Die ginnabmen betril9cn
S1f.s0 lmo Ole gIusgaben $3.50
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-05
Gin GinIenber, Der lid

Gin Ginienber. Der lid
81 Mer6ant" unteraeidnet, fiibrt IN
fer .g. y. Gpenins poit" bittsre
Slaqe ibcr bic anmablna Der britts
lhen Genioren, bic &abelsramme aus
neutralen 2Gnbern niht our9laHen
ober iie ioI8ermuBen peritiimmeln,
baR ibr Sn6alt unDeritGnolih miro.
Der ameritanliobe Saufmann erfdbrt
nibt, BAH bas 9abslgramm aufses
talten porben III, ober bod crit gBos
c6en ipoter burd ben Srief, Der gts
ipDmlih nafgei4idt ipirb, Iuf bieie
Wciie ipirb ben Imeritonern bas
@eihdft perborben. .c3n iiinalter
3eit", iareibt Der ginienber peiter.
lit audi bic geoba6tung aema6t
porbcn, bdf grisie aus neutralen
2dnbern mad 2lmerita ooer umses
te6rt bon Qmsrita nah neutraIsn
9dnbsrn Don ben Genioren uufgeb1ls
ten uno NeDffnet iporben iino. Dice
grieis t0nnsn fir bic britiife Resiss
runa taum irseno peI6es SntercKe
ba6en. aber piel luthtiger fir ben
hieii9en 9uufmdnn lit bic 9sr5o9ss
lunQ. Die baourb entitebt, blb bi.
pvit bon ben 8dmpfern berabeebo.t,
bic 9riefe Qe0ffnet, bur6ihlbirt uno
oam luieoer lieu abreiiirt uno neiter
tefOrostt lperben. Die -6onoelstams
mer iopit bic Ysrsinieuna Der aauf'
leute iinb oieIerbaIb in 8aibingto1
IcbOn ieit Idngsrer 3eit energii6 Dor
HELLO qetporoen, bd6en aber ber3iih
menia Griplu aeblbt. unb Die Sauf.
leute empiinben es, BAG lie pon Der
Regieruna 5u 9r0bsrem S6ub berehs
tiat limb. als linen Don bieisr Bis
ieBt autheil oeporosn lit. Der gtus
tauid BON glattsiirgiaer bipIomati=
ifer Sprade brinat teine geFeruns,
unb penn uniere Reaieruna Oieis gtn.
ReIeasnheit ni6t balo energiIb in bic
6anb rimmt. perben piele 9aufIeut.
qesipunaen ieiu, lire lbiirsn gu
thlieben." mir beiiirt1etn Der Gins
Ienber tpirb in Waibington aud ieis
nen Ginorut MAIDEN. urgecdtet Der
Sbatfahe bah bic probritii6.
,Gpeninq goit" isinsn grief abgs.
brutt bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-05
q - Tsn mort pirb an cine

Sn g2sp gort ptro an e'ns'
neuen etantsOerfaTung gs5immer''
Die MISUNDERSTANDING Der geltlm'
munc Der iebt in araft bef'r - n
0erfdiIuna, nab Der slpei benoab.1t'
Gpunties nidt mebr aIs bic od!fis
Der gt1atsienatoren itelen ourfen'
briuot in aan, dbnliher Weiie ME IN
Obio ben aampf spii6en ben ltootI=
Ihen uno ben cSntereiien Der Gano@
bep0lteruna sum 2lusorut. Serau
10 ME bei uns bdnbslt ss ii6 bort Nm
bic Misunderstanding bes nsNrges
tpi6ts. pus bic IdnbIiten Gountie.
unrs6tmdbia beiiBen uno gum S6d'
ben Der itGotiiden 9eooIteruna aus
nuben. Die Staot Nep gort 5ahIt
nab benz biesidbrigen Genius So
qrosent Der @eiamnltbepOIteruHs oss
Gtdates. 0u nun aber bic neue Sons
Ititution. faus lie bonn 9oIte ouge'
nommen iperben ioqte, minOeitens
3parsio Sa6re in Strait bIeibt, unb
bic gep6lterungs3unabme unierer
Elm anoauerno ipatIeno:
III. 70 oarf man nit Si4erbeit Re;
buupten, bab giep gort auh bann
feine fiinitli6 bei6rGntte 9ertretung
i'm oeIeb1ebenben &0rper bes Staotes
teIisen pirb, lpenn es go, 65 oo,r
nebr prosent Der 9eIdmmtbepoItes
runa bes Gtudtes 6eberbergen 1piirb..
0ab oas aud Der 3pet Der ean3eH
llsbuna 1T, tann umIoweniger 8Ipeis
Telbaft fein, ols bas BON ben Worts
iiihrern I'M 9erfaiiunsstonpent Tebr
ceutIiA ausgeiproden puroe. nRi4t
pdrauf tommt es an, iaete Der ebss
ndliqe .Rsform" sWdpor Rep Nort5,
Setb Com. bar Elm ooer slpsi SeRls
oreu mebr i'm Sberbdus unieres
staates iiben. ionbern buB bic glep
gort eigentbiimli6en sSntersien nibt
oem obern Staat aufseapunssn ipers
oen." llniperiitGtssprdiibent Saco6
Youlo G6urmdn bemiibte ii6 Iogar
I'm ben gepeis. rbab es tpsit bemos
'notif6er lit, cine gefunbe' Winber:
oeit aur &ontroae auauluifen, dls be.
e QtufSabe einem Wafiertopf su3usr.
beiIen, Der ,folI6e unb gefdbrli6e
Beae eir5ui6ldeen bic Heisung Be-
iben m0ge." Wdn min aIio Rem
BORT nidt in bem ibm suite6enben
Rabs in Der Geiebaebung reprGiens
irt fsben. Ha6 ME Dor iolIen bic
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-05

Sn 3eiten feetif6er Gr.
regung, penn bic GinbiIbuHg nod
f9neller als ionit nit benz sSntelIeti
buragebt, 1T es Defenders n6tbig, ben
&opf tlar gu be6aIten. Dir miiFen
fammt unb fonbers bic Sugenb Der
Selbitbeberri6una ii6en. muiTen unIere
2eioenf6aftli6teit i'm 3aum balter
unb nt9t Oori6neQ urtbeilen. Der
S9ub auf Morgan uub Der QnI6laq
auf bas 3apitol in Woi6in1ton iinb
pbne 3Deifel bic 5pat zines eraltirten
Menf9en, auf ben bas unre6t Der
8erldngerung bes 4rieges bis CUR Set
itssperpirrung eingsntrtt bat. SIS
gtbt leiber 70 ptele Dertporrene &0pfe,
in tpel6en fi6 bic Welt nod fpunbers
li6er abfpielt, als fie in Dirtli6feit
f6on III unb bsren 5bun unb 6anoeln
bur6 ben geringiten anitOb cine Oers
bdnonibpoae Rihiung seseben pirb.
Da ldBt ii9 ni9ts bran dnbern, Die
fen geiftig nidt 70 sefeitigtsn Menf6en
fam aber entgegensetpirtt 'perben,
penn Sebersien unb 9erbd6tiounaer
unterbleiben unb ieber fi6 rebIi6 Be.
miibt. ben @egner ni4t nisbsrsus
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-05
lie Nenner
G1rcn bic Scrren slf. 9ippsrt nnS
Gari Eleb snrd @erleibnms BON
@bren. SipIomen.
gurtsrsitHnasu fir Si, 6bEamuuaG.
5eit.

IN Der s.ftris.n griammlung Sr
Veuner, ip.Its unt.r Boriib pom Ga
msrabsn &. ROmbsra unb Der BRO.
to.oafibrung Don gameruo u. Ste
der in Der Memorialbale iiattiano.
pnrben oi. 5srren Rihier off. glips
pert unb Carl glsb aIs ebrenmitali.s
Der Der 8sr.iniguug oufssHommsu.
Bor bsm 9priIbenbsH nurben ben
beioen 6srreH uHt.r bibiftr anfpras
de- bic 9iploms iberreiht. Bite
nsisn ebrsnmii9lisber bantt,n In al.
nism siinbsHbeu Botisn, tpsl6s bsi
ben alisnVsieraRen bessiftsrisn BtiFaa
tpdhrisi.n.
es purSe 5si6lOiT.n bic @istsrtshr
Der S6Ia6t bel Gbiramausa. in mel
dem bas R,siment ii6 elm unsr'
adnalitta Rubmssbsnfmal i.bt,,
ourh cine piiroigs Jsisr gu bt9shsn.
Wlit bsri.lbsn pirb eIeihseitig bi,
gisrtsIia5r.s Dsriammluns psrbuns
ben lsin.
Sus REGIMENT ipirb f6 an Der
erobsn Concentration ndfiien Gams,
tua, 10. Suli in Der RuiiibaII. bstbti.
!iseH.
als ssHor5sn fpurbsn b.ri6t,i bic
9omtrabsn GhloiIsr nnb Deiiers Don
SomiIton unb aam.rab 2frt9ur Dssp.
fus bpn Gt. eouis.
frl. 4mnnba Wlotbis rurte fHr
ihr ben Wst.ranc>, ssipibmttss gsbitt
Der 0ani Der @ersinisung ausss.
ipro&xn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-05
GERMANY FIGHTING "AMERI.
CAS- BATTLE.

When the people OF the United
States, as we'll as the people OF the
Latin Americas. once grasp tho
simple fact thnt this present world
War" has but one purpose. that of
Freeing the Seas from the unsavory
domination by self constituted
Mistress OF the Seas. which means
opening all markets to all commercial
interests the snti-German feeling In
America will not only vanish like a
summer cloud. but over night I'LL the
truly Neutral with that sentiment OF
friendship and support. which it
really deserves
II is OF no use TO try to convince
the out and out pro-British sympa-
thizer. because 10 him. the Independ-
ence OF the United States is still one
OF the great seeessional crimes COM
mitted against good old Great Brit
ain, but 10 every other good neutral
American - no matter where his
cradle stood-the success OF the
United States begins with the end
OF its domination by England.
From whatever standpoint =
neutral American" may view this
accomplishment. he must not for one
moment forget. that this accomplish
ment marks but -one-half- OF the
accomplishment necessary for the
complete Independence OF the United
States and that unless the United
States joins hands with Germany
towards forever freeing the Seas from
the domination Of any world-power,
Independence Of the United States is
but q pleasant dream from which at
any momnet a rude awakening will
make US realize that the battle Is
really ours.
From the moment when English
land domination Of the original
Thirteen States had ended. our great
Washington recognized the fact that
unless English Sea-domination is al
30 vanquished. the success OF the
states was a doubtful problem and
no sooner was the Independence OF
the United States on Land an &C.
oomplished fact. than he began to
lay the foundation for our 'Inde-
pendence on the Seas"
In 1779 but l23.oo0 tons OF ship
ping was registered under our
Federal Flag and 77% OF all COM
merce was carried in foreign vessels:
only ten years later $4,000 tons OF
United States shipment carried s9%
of our commerce and rose in 1910 TO
ss1. 900 tons. carrying over slT OF
our trade
Now Great Britain could stand the
loss Of few Colonies. but its main
stay was and 10 -Commerce" and OF
that It was not willing TO sacrifice
any. II It was possible to hold 1t.
In 1923 our Congress passed the
Reciprocity act. opening trade not
only TO Great Britain. but to other
European competitors. and the effect |
on the shipping is best shown by the
decline of the United States Mer-
chant Marine in
ls45 to 6s6.607 tons
1855 TO 683.460 tons
1860 to 214.7s7 tons
while British shipping from 1870 TO
1875 increased six-fold, and the
clearance OF British tonnage from
ports OF the United Kingdom are
given as follows:
1861 s.173.57B
1s6T-11. .172,2o5
1S7o--12.6sl,7s0
ls73--l5,1 ,1ee.s1s
1s7g--ie.sso.o2s |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-05

Wtr ittmmen NIT W an 0 T
9 piegeI in ieinen 2lusitelunsen,
bic er aeaen ben S9nelDertsbrspllr,
irie er ieBt OorIiegt, All MAIDEN Fat
ooItommen iiberetn. Die unperbientc
geDorauauna bon Nprpoob uno St.
gernaro lit an bieier Stele Ihpn ge.
rtat poroen. Die gdn3li4e Jsnorts
runa beg Weitenoes unb bic 9tus.
i9liebun9 Der 2anb6a6nen Don Snbis
ana. bic mad Der Stabt su brineen
Der ie6nlihite @unT6 ieit sSGbren 1T,
MAIDEN ben ptin Der giirssrf6aft
nod peniger senebm.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-05

auf 200 MilIionen nirb be,
S9aoen Deranidlagt, ben bic Baum:
ipolpflanser bur4 oas enslif9e Der
bot Der 8aumpolIausfubr erlitten ba.
ben. $200,000.000 limb fir Elm qeri.
tnlturlano. tpel4es Der Siiben ia Dor.
piegeno lit, eine eeipaltiss Summe, be.
rem 9lusfaa in alien S6idten Der BE.
poIterung Ihiper empflInoen tpirb. aeir
Munoer, oab Der Siibsn Defenders EN-.
port TT iiber britif6e 9lnmabung unb
WsrgepaIti9uns unieres SonbeLs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-05

2lui Der biesid brisen in
San Sraucisco ab5uhultenoen Sab
resberiammlune Der Qmerican 5ebez
rotion Of 2obor peroeu bic organiiirs
ten 9lrbeiter sfapans gum eriten Utal
pertreten iein. Wir iiub geipunnt uuf
rie - 6ersIitteit, nit Der bieie glb.
qeianoten Der iapaniiden 9lrbeiters
i6dft ben ben ameritaniihen Sc.
fperti6uftIern empfangen psrben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-05
Die i'm Hinnifd5en meer

Die i'm Ginntfden Wser.
bufen eingstapisIte ruiTiiae 5lutt,
ipirb ii4 bitten, nit Der beutftsr
Glotte an5ubdnbeln. Sic mag in
Stanbe iein. elm ein3elnes S6iff a6su.
fansiben unb in iibsrlessner 3abl an.
augrstfen ipie bas gu 9tnfang beE
Erieses nit benz tleinen areuaey
"utasoeburs" seit)e6en iIt unb iest
ipieber nit bem MinenIeser rQllba.
tros", ipeiter geben a6er bic ,Rubmesz
tbaten" Der ruiTiihen Slotts ni6t. Gid
ben beutfhen S6iffen gum Sample
itelen, tbut iie ebenio tpenis tpie bic
englif9e.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-05

Die ftaatli6e unfalIpers u
ft9erung BON Sbio bat felt
ibrem geiteben nabeju Orei RiIionen
Dollars an in Der Subuitris gu s6a=
ben getommene Irbeiter ober oeren
5amilien ausee3ablt. Wel6er Sort
fhritt gesen friber, ais Der gu Saaben
@etommeue ss auf etnen Ianspierigen
pro5eb ontommen IaiIen unb, betdm er
iiberbaupt etpas, nit benz @obutaten
tbeilen mubte. 9ubei arbeitet bic ssns
buitrie>aommiTion nit elmer unos,
fpobnten S6neIIigteit. Sas 2trbeilers
rfiherungs9eIeB bat bic pertbs
poIite fosiale Gtnri4tung i'm eansen
Staat Obio gefdaffen.
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O affinirt.

.Sie iinO in LETTER 3sit rett Ibmal
unb biinn stiporben. aoIIess!!-
.8erratben sic nur ni9ts, ib mo.
DE tsimIi4 cine gntfsitunestur burd.
IN 4nbstrdft Der im.rT9pinglidsN
aebsnsmitisIprsiie min i'd ndmIi6 BEL
BEN Gbef am cine GebaItssrb0bana
siniommen!1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-05

Gin trotener Sonntag ets.
net ii6 ni6t gu elmer fr0bli6su Sc
burtstagsfeier; ba 1T es ihon beHer,
mir iparen uns ben D9lorrei6:n Bier.
ten" bis aum fiinften auf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-05
Wiontas, ben 5. 5rli 1915.

Sn Der melt laufen ptele
Grants berum uno bic :neiiten
f9einbar in ben 9ereintsten Staatsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-05

idreien, fonbsrn i'm burd griinbe uni
argumente gu betebren uno auf ieint
Settle ou brin9en.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-05-29
GRAND JURY LOOKS
INTO ALLEGED BRIBE

Des Moines, May 2S.-The Polk
county grand jury went into secret
session to make searching investiga-
ton Of an attempt to corrupt county
officials and petit Jurors. The investi-
cation was ordered by County Attor-
ney George Wilson, after he had been
informed that a fund of $4,000 had
been raised to attempt to direct YER
dict In the case Of state vs.. Ira Miller,
son of William Miller, wealthy farm
er OF near Ankeny, who Is charged
with manslaughter.
County Attorney Wilson's informant
stated that the money has been raised
to attempt to buy of the couny at
torney and "the court house bunch"
In general.
More than a score of witnesses have
been summoned to testify before the
grand jury.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-05-29
PALMER TO CONDUCT
GOSPEL MEETINGS

Eugene Palmer of Fairfield, former
ly of Ottumwa, visited here this week
with friends and relatives. During
his stay in Fairfield Mr. Palmer has
been prominent in gospel team work
and is at the head of the business
mems organization doing this work.
Beginning June 13 and continuing
throughout the summer until Septem-
Der, Mr.. Palmer will assist w. +.
Hunting, also a former Ottumwan,
who is now general secretary of the
Y. M C. A. at Cedar Rapids. Gospel
team work will be carried on by Mr.
Palmer, who will organize q team in
Cedar Rapids.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-05-29
VILLAGE CREEK.

Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Mckeever am
baby spent Sunday at the parenta
Mendenhall home.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Cosman and family
and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ruffing ane
daughter Rosie spent Sunday at the
home OF Mrs. John ROUGH. is
Mrs. Frank Beinert and Miss Dors
Hendricks of Waterloo are visiting a.
the home Of their mother Mrs J. r
Hendricks.
John Nelson had the misfortune t.
get his hand caught in his feed grinder
nearly severing the index and littlt
fingers of his left hand.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.. Dexter and fam.
lily spent Sunday afternoon at the D. A
Rater home. 4.
Miss Margaret Curry visited witt
friends in Ottumwa Sunday fs
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Cosman and sol
Byrl spent Sunday evening at tft
home of e. G. Harsch
Mr. and Mrs. Jas Hendricks Of or
tumwa spent Sunday at the home of b.
F.. Harsch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Arnold and baby
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Copeland and
baby spent Sunday at the parental
Chas. Mute home.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-05-29
NO RESULT FOR YEAR
FROM CONFERENCE

Washington, d. c., May 27.-Discus-
sion in the open forum occupied the
attention for the most part today of
delegates to the Pan-American f1nan-
cial conference. Group conferences"
also were continued at which dele
gates from South and Central America
explained further to representatives Of
the United States the desires and
needs of their countries.
The test of the good that the pres
ent Pan-American financial conference
has done will not come for year, ac-
cording to John Barrett, director gen.
eral of the Pan-American union, and in
the meantime members should keep
up their work and interest
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-05-29
WOULD ORGANIZE
C0RN-P0Rk CLUB
--
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT AZ.
cElVEs INFORMATION RE.
GARDING PLANS.

County Superintendent Burgess has
received the following bulletin from
z. c.. Bishop Of Ames, state leader OF
Junior work and agent OF the United
States department of agriculture, re.
garding the organizing Of corn and
pork club in this county. Further In
formation may be obtained from her at
the court house. The bulletin reads:
In addition to the other free trips
and prices provided for the Acre Corn
club and Baby Pork work, the Iowa
boy who makes the best combined
baby pork club work will be given .
ton at San Francisco with stop overs
This prize trip is provided by the
Sioux City stock yards company OF
Sioux City. The club work Is under
the direction Of the agricultural exten.
sion department OF the Iowa State col
lege at Ames. The winner will take
the trip with the special train Of lows
corn club champions and enjoy all the
special features under the direction Of
responsible persons.
This combination trip Is provided
to encourage best farming methods
through corn and pork production, ano
to emphasize the idea that the con
tinued fertility Of Iowa farms should
be maintained by feeding to live stock,
so fas as possible, the grain raised on
the farm. Each member Of the Boys
Acre Corn club Is asked to feed and
care for one or more pigs, and each
member of the Baby Pork club Is ask
ed to raise one or more acres of CORE
IL he wishes to compete for this prize
Boys already enrolled in the Acre
Corn club work may also enroll in the
Baby Pork club and be ready to begin
record with feeding one or more pigs
June Is, for which work they will
make, report in the fall. Boys already
enrolled in the Baby Pork club ma.
compete by enrolling in the Acre Corr
club work and raising one or NOR,
acres of corn.
"All Acre Corn club enrollnlents
must be received by June 1, and al
Baby Pork club enrollments by Junt
Is. Any boy from 10 to 1S years Of
age inclusive may enroll.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-05-29
ARE PLANNING TO
GUARD LIVESTOCK
CONFERENCE is CALLED TO DIS
CUSs RETURN OF PRIZE
HERDS TO STATE,

Des Moines, May 2S.-Dr. J. /. Glib
son, state veterinarian and head of the
state animal health commission fol-
lowing a conference held with the rep
resentatives of the various live stock
associations, has called meeting OF
the Iowa live stock sanitary commits
sion to be held June 2 to consider what
shall be done as to the safeguarding
Of the live stock interests of the state
in the case of return to Iowa of certain
herds of cattle that were in Chicago
on exhibition at the big stock show
and had the foot and mouth disease.
The owners Of such herds are invited
to be present. Together there will be
worked out plan for having the ship.
ments OF these herds properly safe
guarded so as not to endanger any of
the other live stock of the state.
At the meeting Of the association
held in Chicago this week 1t was given
as an expression Of the opinion of said
association that the release of the
dairy show herds from quarantine
should be under strict regulations and
that the live stock sanitary authorities
of each state should determine the con-
ditions and regulations under which
such cattle shall be admitted to the
respective states. 1t was recognized
that great mistake would be made
to endanger any state now by release
from quarantine of herds that have
had the disease, without the most
careful consideration of all rights.
There is much satisfaction express
ed over the fact that the herds or some
Of them, caught in the quarantine at
the dairy cattle show, have come
through with small loss. 1t has long
been known that cattle may, in a
measure, recover from the illness of
the foot and mouth disease. and there
is hope that these cattle will fully re-
cover and demonstrate that all traces
Of the disease disappear In time.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-05-29
TRADING IS HEAVY
AND PRICES DOWN
lPA0iNG SHARE NEARLY MONOP-
OLLIE THE ATTENTION OF
STOCK DEALERS.


New York, May 2s.-Transactions IN
the first hour of stock trading To-Day
aggregated $4,000 shares and OIL TINS TINS
TO-DAY Ave Of the leading speculative
favorites contributed about fifty per
cent. Local traction shares were almost
the only issues to retain their cir, recent eeen
rise most other stocks faliing ira,
tionally under yesterday
Bonds were steady.
There was more gains than losses at
the opening of today's market but tn ne
Improvement was mainly in stocks OF
minor Importance, leading issues being
neglected. The entire list soon receded.
Rock Island made further recovery OF a
point; Canadian Pacific was again the
weak feature Of the international nst'
losing more than point. Among the
more obscure industrials, Harvester
corporation of New Jersey decllneo
more than four points.
Rock island recovered points but
Chesapeake & Ohio and New Haven
lost one. Close was steady.