davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-12

.ietre &ammere60s introbubIt IN in
E Ulinntt mare mer fpie 8rieoer. SD
ben es 10 gut bel Die SobIiaers gez
glide, 0aB i'd am 4ieblte Bel Iie gez
tame mar IN bait nit fe gefeit IN
penn i'd aud nit fe geitoripe mar.
a9au Is 8iBneB2" ben i'd ben
aunle gefra9t. sA4", bat er geIagt,
oieo @elqtdt nero langpeiIig. SD
ouBn pii4e, es be9t balD email los
gebn, for Oas mer bic Runne fidie
tOnnte. @enu mer 10 INNER in bic
Oerbpate Sreni4es liege Dubt, Damn
lperp mer fauI IN leblte, atptper es Is
tein Subs OaB mer tide bubt; ole
Geut lpo itpiper uns itebn, bic ptiis
belier, mas gu Oubn Is III loiang bic
nit iuge go ebett, bann piiie mer,
OaB Is better Is, tpsnn msr parte."
,Nea,4 ben i'd geiagt, sbabt Sbr Dem
gar feline gi0ie nit, mann es los Dubt
gebn9A agtpher", bat CT geIagt, .oas
peiB tetn Yteni9 ed5ept Der 5ielos
mari9aQ III ipenn Der bo3u fiiblt,
bann idgt er nod nit email jein S6es
nerreIs Stdff ebbes baporl. Sci u1s
eebt 0ns nit ME bel bic 5rau3pIe I'M
bic @nglil4e, mo mel I9pn bret Dag
pcrber in bic pebperfh lefe tonn,
mas ie iest for E 5uteni9en ben IN
pte ie gebu un uns tddeIe lpoQe.
Der ben en- iaDne lange 3abIt gebabt
III niemanO bat urt5 babel oift0r5t,
Der &unte bat grab Ietne aeit
gebabt IN Od lam elmer 0u6n, mas
Ct mill. ST bat mid nod geiogt, i1
Ipat muir bd Itebn bitabs ie bate {
9rpBe Surpreis for MIDI I'M bas BERT
unner feine 3irtumiten3es mile.
Bel, ben ib ge0entt. mas tDnue Die
in en- SO6I for e Surpreis for mid
ben, eanibau ben i'd aiptper tneiil
aufgema6t gu Itebn, bitabS
ben pIentie 3ett gebabt IN ennts
buu Is e gut, baB i'd snal oas 2eips
BON ote SobIf9ers tenne eelernt ben,
Siieibs bus i'm i9 au9 INNER E grps
Be 5anD for SurpreiTes setpeIe,
Momit ih perbIeiipe
Sine Sbrn lieiper
49ilipp @aaeromPfer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-12

I9ers geIebn. Der S9enerrel no i'd
nit sefabre i'm, Der bat geiagt, Die
Soblt6ers bebte all in Srenl1es lie.
&c I'm t9 iolt nur { paar Wltuntts
parte. oann mare .ner reit rnrer iie.
Dff Gobrs t0nnt er ppn ba an feline
GiIpanniibiQit5ee for mid mebr ips
tpernemme; in ben BART bon bic DeIt
bebt ieber an ieia eigene Sud tram.
tpele.
@ea. i'd lam Sbne iogs, i9 ben gar
nids Drum geiplue; i9 ben init Ell
mem NAL 10 en- Yebtriotinem in met
ne Snieit gefi9lt, als Oh t9 { gauges
Smart Bier geOrunte bait. 81 tell
iub, tpeun ieOer BON bic Sobli9srs
10 fubIt ME i'd, Damn is gar tein
Daut. baB mir ben 8abr gefptnne
miife. Mea, mer TN aus be Nta.
idin eraus IN ben IS ieBt biete mile.
yter iino 10 ebaut E baIpe Stuno aes
heitt I'm 0u mar bic Gcienerie nit eli
mem NAL oiffsrut. Mer ben gang
tlpbs gu Die 9renidss geItaune I'M
bic SobIi4er nit ibre graue Suais
forms ben briH %seioiie, gelese 0boer
geitanne. 9ie no geIege ben, bic ben
gei9lafe, bic iDo geiofe ben, bic ben
gereit IN Die no geltanne ben, Die ben
geI9u6t. Wenn es nit {pr Die
S9atts geueie mar, Damn bait es
gar nit gegudt tpie 8abr. Su bic
eri9te 5renld no lner gerieti9t ben,
oa bat li9 elmer BON Die Subll9ers
ua9 uns berum 9eOrebt; sr gudt mi9
an nn ruff: o5ello Phil, tpie gebt's I'm
haubioub2" Nel, sc tonne 'iia bens
fe. baB i@ Iurpreilt mar un i'd ltu
nod mebr iurpreiit gspsie lpie i'd
ibn redcnneiit ben. @s mar en- Gel
Ter, no jsben 9beno gu ben @e0ess
iueiler fem plaB TONNE Is in no ME
Der erihte aobl BON bic alte &ontrie
TONNE Is, na4 Sdermennie fprt ID
lin mir ben all geOentt, baB mir ben
9ruber ME nit mebr pibber Ieba
bebte. @ea, &c tDnne Ii9 oents, pie
i9 MIDI gefreut ben. SG fin al ibn
bingange iii ben Jpn en- Gib gefptpe,
Der mar nit idluppis. Der aunie
iDts msr ibn ssFafs bat, bat mid aa
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-12
Die AioSe.

mdbrtnb mon IN Berlin unb
Witn, oOsr bsFtr aeiagi, Dtntf6.
lamb un6 CsIsrrtI9, fh m6slihn
bon paris aIs 9oHauasbsrin Der
Ulcoe I~ussulastn bsftebt III, unb
itIbft blsrBulanos bsrslts cine gtns,
eilne 81 guuItm elmer rein 1msriiani
i6eH Wcos Qlab 81 grsiien begann
iGsint Il itbt bod, aIs Oh bic ameris
ianiihe Wooe0ame nod INNER fart
on BEN BARTER @orbilOt bdnei, OBJ
elttd bort Der ariss IdHgsrs 8sit bic
Wlo0e . JnOuirit faii ganB labmge'
Isql bntts. Rad Heusrsn gsri6isn
beoinnt eB T6 obtr In oisism pidtb
gen 3ipsiss Der frau50ffdsH Su9u'
itrit ipitotr 81 reatu. Die grcbtn
Shneiosr unS Die fiibrsuosn 9nmsu
Der Barrier gsIsaIhofi babsu fd quo
IammtHgttau. um oos Wobsgsf4dft
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-12

allenfdlts NIT qerIenqualten bei4pers
te Shdrpenteile be~rabfallen t0nnen.
Die neusn 6riiuren 3eissn Siemli6
bodgeiedtes Saar NIT geipelllem
S4opf, uno gum 3eile feitlt6e S9eis
teIuRg, tpenn ss our RIeioIdmteit
beitrdgt. 9e6yebte, nber Ioie aufs
tiegen0e SaarfrG1ne GblieBen, etpas
abIts6enb, bus S9opfbaar ab. 5tabIs
ooer perlenihniire tper0en ols 5aars
5ier gerne Deripenoet.
Sn unIersn giIoern aeigen mir
sunGdf lin SIG. y einen bii6I9en
Bintermantel. Der futterIoIe pds
letpt aus roItfarben uno grin tas
riertem 5Iouidftoff seigt cine Iebr
apurte @Gnittform NIT borberer
Raglanteilung unb Iaumartig auTges
fteppten Sdpbtsilen. Qebtere fino
binten bur6 einen dngei1nittenen
@iirteI perbunben, Der iiber ben in
gan3er 2duge bergeItellten Riidenteil
greift. Die aufdldge Der hermit
5uTammen bdngsnben QermeI uno Der
Gragen erbalten GinIage, ebenIo bic
SnuenbetlsiOung Der poroeren, nit
Sipei 9bantafeln5pfen au f6IieBens
ben Rduber.
RDmiI9 geItreifter, ipei6er Dolens
ftOFf biIbet an BEN I'm nG1Tten Billie
(5ig. p borsefiibrteH alei0e aus
btmbeerrotem Mplenferae cine ebens
70 sefdnigs pie prottifdc @arniiur.
Qn ben pertiraten 6utterrod fiigt Fd
Elm geitrsifter, born nit Gaum iibers
ctnanoergeItepptsr StoffteiI, mil benz
Die fhrdgeA an ben Gnben Suoefpibte
Shdrpe iibereinltimmt. Dte oreiteis
Iise, breitgeiGumte 5untta uno bic
8Iuleutaills Seigsn born 5iemlid oros
Be flode SettfnOpfe. Geibte ginInge
an Den AuffdIdgen Der Iangen, quers
geieiIten AermeI uab am aruaen, oie
glei1s Der tlsinen Rraipatte aus oes
itrsiftem Gtoff gefertigt finb. I'm
Gtele oes seiireiften GtofTss lam
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-12

bon ben betti9e @fnperer lpas mein
5reuno 8taem is, iaon for { paar
Dag nids gebort; in JGdt fibIt CT
gar nit gut TN Der 8adter bat gei1gt
i peRiger er nit ROnieuS gebattert
Debt perDe, beIto better mar Is fpr
ibn IN 90 i'm off aobrs meme &ubIs
in bic erf9te 2ein ausgetott pproe.
|3pii9e Sine un mid ben i4 aud
gar nids Orum geippe, biiahs penn
mer 70 INNER nit bic 6eri9te i'm
GmpsrerI9 I'm aaiier efobi9iebts
OAbt, bann iperb bic @eI9i1t au9
mObnattouOs LII nie mer aaf beitl9
.Iage bubt, Ie gebu elm aut bic Gerfe.
ileine 5sdebl4en bat for ben aieIen
nids sei4ao I'm i9 ben mein lstuD
aufgematt, email fo { tIeine Spribs
tour mad Die 6ront gu mode. IS
is en- ieiigss Mdtter for mid gepsie,
nit elm bon Die 9ffiHeri9 In lein
9utO 5u fabre III e. bat nit lang
genOmme, ba lin mer an bic 6ront
getpeie.
3ueriat ben id gebentt, es bebt
grab { grpBes 6eierDsrts absebrennt
perOe; bas mar atptper bos GGuate
BON Die SObGI6ers. S6ispis, nie
fin bu Die Bullets erutn eeflDge I'm
i'd ben ale Minnit opds miHe, font
bate MIDI eiue gebitt. Der FOnnige
Part mar, Id ben gar feline Soils
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-12

BED. So cine gemeinbeit!
Seit bier Sa6reu babe i'd oie Sage
gepa4iet, beute gum criten 9ldle
treffe th iiber'm See cine 8iloeuts
unO in8ptf6en = BAT mein Zero 9
Qpportiereu bsrIernt!"
pie dn6ige @eIt.
8duerin; n8te 6tdOter peroen bod
an Sag gottIofer. SEPT baben's
gar a 6lu6maidine erfunOen,"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-12


(8n fineeu mad befamier glelosle.)
ga, am @nnntaa VI luitt,
ga geh L QUIT norB Btlb,
IA iper'n ben Ghnauferln
. idoniten 6aIlen btngiieatl
llnb Iauien r borbeI bann
nuf bie SiraBn mia b 0arr'n,
va ldlei9 ! mt sudipt
limb pab auf an Aarru.
limb a @hhlerI gum ediabcu,
limb an Yrlael gum Gdlagn
limb 0lnsinerben unb Mdgel
@luab a Sanmlfrrlietuo bab'nl
Ga. @lasiderb'n Jan 5iHitt
llnb Gduahndeel fan fem,
8dbr'n b. aitler banu b'riiber,
@engan b Gdldud ans'm geiml
Sett Iimmt an auterl gefloaeJ
36S 70 bait met Breib,
6immeliternlni3tneierl
Aber bbsmaI mar ateitll
n min @lasiHerb'n Grab Ihmfibcn,
ben olenoen Brdd,
Ga fdhrt mo Der @loifl
What iber's @uadll
limbs NnicrI ben5t priter,
Gbue Wrub, obne Gduf,
limb mir bleib'H b'broh ma 6ateu
lln6 a iairiider @'itantl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-12

pisber etpds In 9liite gu bringen.
Die Sdreioer srtIdreu oaB fe oies
niht stfpa tdten, Inn @eIo 5u berbies
men; ebsHio ipsiIen bic 8dmsn bic
gbiidt BON fih, ais Oh tie in biaier
idperen 3eit an gIgan5 un0 Gurus
oGhtsn. 90 IoI nir ben 3dhtrei9en
angsItelItsn uno 0sH pieIen 6eimars
bsitertunen gsbolien nsrbeH bic 0urb
Elm p6lliges grn9liegen Der Mo0es
Snouitrie BEN 5ungsr ausgeliefsrt
piir6en. GO lit es 0enn in Den lebs
ten Sogen oes Ropember, iebr, iebr
fpGt, al elmer erIten @orfibruug Der
nsuen MobsIle gefommen, bel Der
itatt $50 nsusn aoben, pie font,
oiesmaI etiua 30 ge5sigt purOeu uno
ftatt Der 100 borHebmen uno reiAen
Runoinnn etipa 20 dntpeien0 purer.
Die MGnner ie6Iten p6lIig In bieIer
Merchandising; lie fno ale balm
Seer, pom DIRECTOR Big gum Siiritss
Der. Die gertduferinnsn, BON benen
sinige Srausr trugsu, ipra9en nur
pom &rieg, uuo bic Damien, bic nit
erniten Mienen Die toItbarsn S90ps
fungeu Der lei6tfertigen WlOoeg0!tin
betra6teten, bnttsn ebsnfdlls fem one
here's GsIprd6stbema, qle gaben
Fd Mibe, m6gtt4it intereFiert 3u ers
f6siuen. unb bod paren nlle, 6es
fa1ftsbdmsn fpie aunbinnen, eifrig
BEL Der Sade. 0enn Ole 6ran30Iin fol-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-12

Su8bbert9t. SIN zip.
felsborTer qmtsbldtt itebt. s8et Der
gsitrigen 9rsibiago ipurosn is " ode
uno 156 9nin aur Strede ge6ta9i, "
am udtten Sage etIasint fOIgsr'
&c geridtigung:
ISM 8eri6t BON Der Sreibiagt foil
60 ni4t bstben Is gi6de unO 156
Safsn ioneern 16 g6ts uno 1856
. fen
GatuGe Sobtalitdt.
Ri6tsr (5ur olten Sungfsr, DIE nab
langem 36gern fiinfunoorsiBig Sab
re ais ibr Utter augibt): Run, oos
it ia ntdt 10 i4Iimm, mir Daren
auf melt msbr gefaBt!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-12

9as g 9rsden8tinb. gas
ter: ySolange i4 ipre4e, muBt 9u
I4neigen."
5riB4en: sDn8 6aFt 9u Dir dbsr
gut gemertt BON Mamol4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-12

= Gsrt9te Strdfe. getaHns
ter; s6a6eu Gis I6on geb6rt, Der
gapdlmsiTier Miilsr TT 6sim gaben
Htrunien!4
ariiiler Qnurrig): .gei6isht ibm
9an3 redt; bab ibm oft gsnia gss
Iaat sr fol's nit ben 5smpi &c,
dauer ne6men."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-12
80 e6feIfsitto.

Me9fsIfettig. .gaun,
6err mener, ME Itsbt's nit ser SaGt,
sic Sie fid onfddffeu pOIlten9"
n2iegt nod in Der 2uftl4
pIno S3re abfi4t ii9 einsn gtsros
plan 3u faufsn8"
rSit ins @afer gefaIIenl"
@oriante. 5rau mad els
mem Extraordinarily: .SObauna
gebt, unb nimmer fd6rt Ts pisoerl1
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-12
DraFtf6e Qbpeifuno-

Ora fttf9e u bpeifuug.
o5bre 9emer6ung nm uuIern qoFtn
lit ubns Qusff@t. ga Gle, nis
mir erfabten, msiIt beHe6elt
Iino."
9sforgnis. r2pras, bu
hoit pieoer iein Solsbauo um, Ou
ipirit DID ertdltsul"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-12


fuein IeBte S4reis
mes geiagt, bic
PpbItte9iden nod
nod { ipenig gu
p~obitpobne, apper
i'd ben 10 tn
9onfn, als tpenn
sc mein 8riet
oO4 i4Ou gei
print bate IN id
geiptpe aud nids
Orum; i'd ben
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-12

Seine anfi9.t. aebreE
so mir Ole aIaTe Ser Jiiae fdrn
ourdgenommen buben = po geb1rt
Der 6ertug bin, 6rtB &rauIe3'
nSn Ben &artoffeliaIot.a
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-12

Elm @Hrtel aufgetn5pft, Der ben Riits
zen umIponnt. 9rassn, asrmsIauf
i9ldge unD uufgeieBte Saiaeu iino
aus oemislben Stoff gefsrtigt fpis
Ser ManteI. &nopf unb anOpfl6@
der bienen aIs gerI9luB.
Die tlei0iame 8IuisnI9dr3s bes
leBten Bibles (5ig. 81 1T aus &c.
pinttetem Satin bsrgeIteIIt. sic III
BON ountleu, einfnrbigeu 8IenOsn be.
gren3t unb i'm 3ailIenIdIuB our9 ii.
ne sbenio breite 8lenoe 3uiammsuqes
Den RiideaI4luB bermitteIn
0rudtn0pfe,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-12

Gon6erbar. yDarum fub
penn Der gnd0ige 9srr 70 erbiBt9"
Dem 9nien bin t4 na9gelaufen,
ben i'd erI9ofen babe"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-12

= ltnerparteter 8ef9etb.
n8u MART geitern ni9t in Der S9us
lie mas bat Din. gefebIt2"
Sin tIeines Sdpeiterden - aber
nun baden pir'sl"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-12

sSa, 6ausbtrt, parum aFm Six 0tnn fbt faou gum taaenmoI
felt td bier moline, Die nte Sopee iber Die ale te6n2@
rgadl i3 babel 6as 3situn9spaptr ipTs, bas fra4u bmnia adtbt
rurttl@
sic ni6t, getens24
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-12
5dDrfibebrtef nes
Ybtltpp saaerampfer.

1888.
Nein lieber 9err Re0adtiondr!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-12

ungGad. .S6r Iann 1T
BON einem Qutomobil hberfo6rsn
nOroen9 9ein, ME mir bas Ieio tui!4
.Sa, bentsn Sie iiG, unr gerooe
muBte er feline SOnntagsboie dnbas
ben.. (WeinenO): Sd logs i6pn.
Sin lingliid tOmrtt ielten aIIsin."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-12

nod oebpreu perSen, Die nidt iiber
Dem G9nitt zines Rodss uno Der
HaIteIune zines nersn aleioss dnf
@~uaenblids dies anbere bergiBt. Die
neten McosIIe ludten iia Dem nsuen
@eiIt, ber 70 RAID iiber 5rant-sid
bereingebrO9sn 1T, mad MJsliattit
au5upaTeH. Dan beDoraagt f9pers,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-12

oSf hen Shne in
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-28
WEDNESDAY NIGHT.
Al Reeves Big Beauty Show at the
Nedop


When Al Reeves brings his Beauty
Show" to the Odeon Theater Wednes-
day evening, theatergoers will have an
opportunity to observe just what is
meant by The Newer Burlesque.'
For the past few seasons there has
been steady improvement in the or
ganization of these burlesque COM
panies, and Al Reeves was among the
very first to bring his organization up
10 the desired point of perfection. But
this season he is said 10 have passed
all Of his contemporaries in the selec-
tion of his company and in the equip
rnent OF the production as to scenery
and costumes. Mr.. Reeves personally
heads the cast, and his principal as
sis-ants in the fun making are the well
known: Frank Wakefield and Billy In
man the famous character imper-
senators, who were several seasons the
stars OF their own organizations and
enjoyed widespread popularity; the
famous Monarch Comedy Four, namely
Joe Lester. Arthur Thornton, Charles
RoebIes and Al Gretent, come with
splendid record of successes in high
class productions and. as special at
traction, the famous and talented
Maude Rockwell will appear among Mr..
Reeves world of entertainers; Louise
Ellison and Rene Cooper, two Of the
principal leading ladies Of the COM
pany, have always proved worthy Of
their important positions; and there
are show girls and chorus girls and
dancers in numbers and attractiveness,
fully up to the standard, which was
long ago set by Al Reeves in the Or
ganization of his well-named Beauty
Show" Odeon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-28
n. n. BEAMAN, OF THIS CITY,
MAKES SPLENDID GIFT FOR
REAMAN SCHOOL.
GIVES DISTRICT FIVE.
ACRE SITE FOR SCHOOL
Efforts of Former Old Resident Of
Beaman to Provide Town With Suit
able School Site Finally Successful
District Failed to Meet Conditions
First imposed.

II. II. Beaman, 400 West Main street
a former old resident of Beaman,
Grundy county, was determined that
his old home town must have a good
school building site. He tried to bring
this about by offering to give the dis
trict forty acres if it would consolidate
with others. The district tried twice
10 bring about a consolidation that
would meet Mr.. Beanan's conditions.
The conditions that the consolidated
district must comprise not less than
five independent districts Last spring,
tho, q consolidation was made, but il
comprised only four districts. This
action altho il gives the village bet
ter school. does not meet the condi-
tons imposed by Mr.. Beaman.
Now Gives Five Acres.
Mr. Beaman has now had surveyed
five acres from one corner of the forty
that ne offered and has given the land
to the consolidated school district as
a site on which to build new school
The land is worth probably $500 or
more an acre, as il IS inside the town
limits.
AT present the consolidated distric,
is using the Reaman school building
One of the buildings abandoned by one
&C the rural districts was moved into
town and is used for domestic science
and manual training. 1t is expected
that a new building viii be built in
a year or two.
School district No. .. of Vienna
township, this county. is part of the
consolidated Beaman district now.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-28

Mrs. A. A. Patterson went to In
dianola Friday morning for few days
visit with her sister.
George Sieyers fell on the ice near
his home Friday and broke his collar
bone.
Prof. G. P. Wycoff and wife. OF Grin
nell, were Christmas visitors with the
latters parents, Hubbard Sutherland
and wife.
Henry Pagan went to Rockwell City
Friday morning to attend the funeral
Of his cousin, David Pagan, aged IL.
who died Wednesday night at a hospi-
tai in Fort Dodge, the result OF being
kicked in the stomach by horse.
Mrs. Joseph Lowry end daughter
Elizabeth went to Fonda Thursday for
a holiday visit with thsir daughter and
sister. Mrs. +. o. Hocum, and family
Mrs. Thomas McGrew received the
news Saturday night Of the death on
Friday night of her sister-in-law, Mrs
William Pierson, of Lavinia. The fu-
neral was held Monday afternoon at
o'clock.
Fred Pence and wife. Of Waterloo
are holiday visitors with the formers
parents, A. J. Pence and wife, and
other relatives.
! oatcers for the Congregational Sun.
day school were elected Sunday ii
| follows: Superintendent, Rev. " B
! Hin: assistant superintendent Rober
Paui: secretary, Andrew McIIrathi
assistant secretary, Carol Failor
| treasurer, Laura McGrew: pianist
Elrna Van De yenter; assistant pianist
| Florence Wynn; chorister, Mrs. c. s
Dunkle; primary superintendent
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4 Sophia Chindlund; second primary SUI
perintendent. Fannie FTankforth.
I. +. Guernsey and wife, Of Bloom
field. and J. j. Guernsey and family, OF
Toledo, came Christmas morning and
are visiting the formers daughter, Mrs.
]. Allen Stansberry, and family. ]. j.
Guernsey Is brother of Mrs. STAINS
berry.
Mrs. A. J. Stegal went Thursday to
Marshalltown to spend the holidays
with her sons.
Wendell Stansberry and family went
to Marengo Friday morning to spena
Christmas with Mrs. Stansberry' s
folks. the c. c. Clements family.
Miss Fannie Cannon. primary teach
er in the schools at Ottumwa, came
Friday evening and John Cannon, who
is principal of the school at Hesper.
came Wednesday to spend the holiday
vacation with their parents, Peter
Cannon and wife.
Miss fsv.a. Me.-:se!a -e-. m Mar
shalltown Saturday evening to spend
few days with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Robbins of Hes
peria, Mich, came Friday evening for
two weeks visit with their daugh-
ter. Mrs. E. F. Swisher, and family.
=. %. -htI<dIldudn 6IQ "llS. VI SlS
Quincy. who spent Christmas at the
home of their daughter. Mrs. G. b.
Ward, and family, returned to their
home Monday.
Miss Flossie Crawford arrived home
Wednesday morning from Cedar Falls
70 spend the holiday vacation with her
folks, the ]. ID. Crawford family.
A. G.. Ingersol had the misfortune
20 e1; ,~;t, III
saw Wednesday while he was assisting
with the wood saving at the home of
his son, F. W. Ingersol. The little
finger on his right hand was cut COM
pletely off.
dren, of Oskaloosa, are holiday visitors
Newton family.
Curtis Campbell left Thursday even
ing for Versailles, Mo-. for holiday
visit with his folks.
School closed Thursday afternoon for
the holiday vacation with appropriate
exercises in each room. In the lower
grades the pupils gave programs. and
there was a tree for the little folks Of
the first and second primary rooms. A
program was also given by the high
school pupils. The teachers left for
their homes Thursday evening. Miss
Lottie Totman went to Marshalltown,
Mrs. Bessie Powell to Montour, Miss
Hazel Pickett to Dexter. and Miss
Fannie Wise 10 Patton.
Alice Bru, the 7-year- old daughter OF
Ed BTu ana wife, wha was hurt al
school while playing last Friday, and
whose life has almost been despaired
Of since, is improving. The little girl
was thrown by a hands!ed on the ce-
ment sidewalk, striking her head in
such a manner as to render her un-
conscious for a time
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CAsHEs BAD CHECK
z. r. Lay Store Made Victim b.
Woman Forqer.

A check for 's25 cashed by the e. r.
Lay store during the Christmas rush
was returned to the store this fore
noon stamped forgery. The check was
cashed by a woman, who endorsed her
name Mrs. II. Hoover. She was not
known in the store. The check was
drawn on the Merchants National
Bank, Of Grinnell, dated Dec. Fl, and
drawn in favor of Gertie Schauche.
The forged signature of the maker
was Mrs. F. E. Spaulding. The check
was endorsed Gertie Schauche. The
woman made a small purchase and
got the rest in cash. r..
The only clue the store could furnish
the sherifrs officers was the rather
meager description of Mrs. Hoover
who is remembered as a middle ged
woman of dark complexion an6
medium height.
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happy evening was quickly passed with
various games and dancing. Mrs.
Seleine was assisted in serving two
course luncheon by her sister. Mrs.
Herbert Mcdonald Miss Agnes Neu-
roth of Granville, a cousin of Miss
Seleine, was a guest from out OF town.
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Notice Of Amendment OF Articles o
INCORPORATION.

Notice is hereby given that the I'M
dersigned, at a special meeting Of its
stockholders held at it's office on Dec.
20, 1875. adopted the following amend
ments to articles Of incorporation.
ARTICLE ".
Said article four was amended by
striking out the figures 100000" and
inserting in lieu thereof the figures
1876. 0o0. co.. thus increasing the author
lied stock from s1a. 10000 to s25. 600 900
In said company. The Central Foun-
dry Company. G. w. Lawrence, attor-
uey
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The last number on the lecture
course was given Tuesday evening.
Dec. 21, when o. d. Mckeever. lee
turer, pleased the audience with an in
teresting and entertaining lecture.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Shellenbarger and
Mrs. &C. B. Adair and children went to
Jewell Saturday and will visit this
week at the home of DR.. Christ Chris
Jensen and family.
Miss Edith Hammond, of MARSHALL
town, spent Christmas and Sunday at
her home here.
Mrs. Arthur Davidson. who has been
very sick for over a week, is improv-
ing slowly.
DIR. S. NJ. Hadley and wife visited
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over a silver net foundation Is
draped this beautiful pannier of beige
blue panne velvet. The negligible bodice
has a crushed velvet girdle, the net
being picked out with silver peoples
You may observe that slightly longer
skirts are coming in with 1915.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Seleine,
Hughes street, entertained Monday
evening at surprise party on their
daughter, Miss Emily Seleine. who was
hostess during the evening to twenty
young people. The rooms were attrac-
tive with Christmas decorations, and a