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Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-08-17

ell to reward its supporters and pun
ish its critics it is a success. 1t is
only another effort to stiffle the free
dom of the press, as it gives notice
to publishers who presume to criti-
else the council, however Justly, that
they must expect to pay the penalty
in business losses.
The insinuation of the Herald
that the Freeman-Tribune has op-
posed certain methods Of the coun-
ell because it lost the city printing
is an effort to deceive. The Free
man-Tribune was getting its portion
of the work when it advocated con-
crete paving in 1912 and when it
the wishes of the people. Up to that
time it had defended the council, be-
cause it believed the council was do
ing the best it could. However, it
became convinced that more salts
ld'toiS Ioulu bO oCIulSu aI q
cheaper rate and had no hesitancy in
taking issue with the council and
the strong combination Of interests
backing it. Because of the criticisms
it made against what it thought was
not for the best interests of the peo-
pie of the town, the F'reeman-Trib-
une was marked for punishment and
lost the printing later on. Hence il
cannot be truthfully held that this
paper is now opposed to the council
because of the printing, as it's criti-
cisms were made while 1t was still
doing its share Of publishing the
city legals, and everybody knows
perfectly we'll that that is the rea.
son this paper was cut out of this
work.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-08-17
LESS MONEY FOR
THE iowa GUARD
Iowa's Guard Allowance is Cut Down
About $4,000,

Washington, D. c., Aug. 14.-The
Iowa national guard will get a small
err appropriation than last year from
the federal treasury. Secretary
Garrison has made the apportion-
ment of funds to the different states
on a new plan. This plan Is based,
not on paper strength Of the organ
lied militia, but on strength at an
nual inspection.
Iowa's allowance is reduced in
round numbers $4,000 below last
years allowance. Some Of the states,
however, have suffered much more
heavily. Texas has lost $4,000.
Exact figures for Iowa cannot be Sc
cured at the war department. today.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-08-17
QUARANTINE MAY
HIT THE BIG FAIR
Stock Exhibits From Affected States
Might be Barred.

Sacramento, CAL, Aug. 14.-Out-
breaks of the hoof and mouth dis
ease in several eastern and middle
western states which may eliminate
exhibits from the live stock show at
the Panama-Pacific exposition in Oc-
tober were reported yesterday to DR..
Charles Keane, state veterinarian.
DR.. Keane said it had been his pol
icy to refuse shipments from infect
ed states until from thirty to sixty
days after the government quaran-
tine had been lifted.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-08-17
Would Rather Shave Engishmen.

Jewel, Record They are telling
a. good war story on Charley Siden-
sucker and it is worth printing, ev-
en- if it probably isn't true. 1t hap
pens that ole Oppedahl remarked the
other day that he would rather
shave three Englishmen than one
German. Charley heard about it and
got his Dutch up in a hurry. He
hustled down and asked Ole what
he meant and Oppedahl explained
that he would get As cents for shaw
ing three Englishmen while he could
get only Is cents for shaving one
German.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-08-17
A Rejoinder.

Senator Chase devotes more than
a column of space in his last Herald
attempting to justify the action of
the city council in paying twice as
much for printing as either the Her.
aid, the Journal or the Freeman
Tribune offered to do it for after the
council had declared only one paper
was to publish the notices and after
both the Herald and Journal had
solemnly informed their readers that
one paper was just as good as two or
more. Considering the fact that the
senator is defending crooked trans
action he makes up fairly good
case for himself by indulging in
numerous misrepresentation and
misstatements. However, the sena-
tor is recognized as a great criminal
lawyer and for that reason will be
excused for resorting to desperate
efforts when he is defending a des-
perate case.
He starts out with the assertion
that the offer made by the publish
ers of the Freeman-Tribune to do
the printing at half the cost now
paid was not made in good faith, but
only to prevent the other papers
from getting it. Why, bless your
heart, Cady, didn't Mr.. Hahne, act
ing for the council, tell the publish
ers that the legals were going to be
published in only one paper to save
the auditing committee the annoy
ance of auditing more than one bill?
And if the FreemanTribune was
running a bluff the council ought to
have called the bluff and exposed
the buffer. The Herald says that in
some cases the law requires two pub
locations and if the FreemanTrib-
une's proposition were accepted such
publications would cost $1.33 per
square instead of &c cents as at pres
eHl. lie lbuhC
stands the city is now paying S1.3 8
when publication is required in two
papers. but the Freeman-Tribune
will make a contract to do it for if
ty cents. But how easy the council
could settle all this controversy by
permitting bids. That would show
who is bluffing and who is not. 1t
would not be surprising if even the
Herald would bid to do the work at
25 cents or even 90 cents if it didn't
think it was going to get the print
ing anyhow in return for it's services
in defending the council. Let's have
a showdown, anyhow.
The senator also Jugs in number
of things that happened, or he al
leges happened, before the Freeman
Tribune was under its present man.
agement, and which are in no wise
connected with the points at issue.
It doesn't matter what the city or
county paid fifteen, twenty. thirty
or forty years ago, the council should
now get the best prices possible for
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-08-17
SIX ARE KILLED
IN TRAIN WRECK
Ohio knights of Pythias Excursion
Ends in Disaster.

Columbus. O., Aug. 13.-Six per-
sons were killed yesterday when
heavy freight train on the Balti-
more & Ohio Southwestern crashed
into special train carrying mem
bers of the Knights of Pythias lodge
of Mount Sterling, O., who were re-
turning from an outing.
More than a score were injured,
some so seriously that they may not
recover. The accident occurred four
teen miles south of Columbus dur
ing a torrential rainstorm. Relief
parties extricated many of the in
jured.
The state utilities commission
sent inspectors to the scene and
will hold a hearing to fix responsi
bility.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-08-17
TURK CUNBOAT
TORPED0ED
Warship and Empty Transport Vic
tins of British Submarine.

London, Aug. 13.-The Turkish
gunboat Berk-I-Satvet and an emp
ty transport have been torpedoed in
the Dardanelles by a British sub
marine, it was officially announced
last night. ---D.,
The Turkish gunboat Berk-I-Sat-
vet was built at the Krupp works in
1907. She was fitted with two Al
inch guns, six 6-pounders, two l.
inch Founders and three torpedo
tubes, had a complement of 1O5 men
and speed of % knots.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-08-17

THE "LONG AND THE SHORT" OF
Here is a picture Of the biggest
and littlest members of Ringing
Brothers circus. Big Bingo is ia
nous as the largest elephant in cap
tivity. Princess Wee Wee is known
as the human doll. Badly weighs
eight tons, drinks 80 gallons Of wat
er a day and consumes bale of hay
as a breakfast cereal every morning.
The princess" weighs Is pounds,
drinks two cups of milk and nibbles
at a lady-fnger. She is 81 inches
high, while Badly grazes the top of
the car in which he travels.
He and the Princess Wee Wee are
the two extremes Of Ringlingville.
They are the "long and the short"
of a moving municipality Of 1870
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-08-17
Real Estate Transfers.

A. J, Kahl and VT to H. B. Dale
wd-lot IA, Blakeley's addition, w.
Ci.-s1,6OO.00.
Hans Severson to Esper Nelson
wd-wk lot 6, blk 7, Stanhope.-
$4,000.
Western Town Lot Co. to R. g..
Kallem-wd-ne ne except tract and
out lot D in NV nw.-$6,000.00
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-08-17

men, women and children, Al ele-
plants, 1876 horses and enough wild
animals to start some latter-day
Noah in the flood and ark business.
All are coming here Saturday, Aug
ust 21st, on the five red and yellow
trains that carry the wonders of
Ringing Brothers circus from place
to place. While the Princess is a
bit exclusive, you will have several
opportunities to see Bingo. He will
appear in the street parade, await
your pleasure and peanuts in the
menagerie, and, covered with bur
nished trappings take part in the
newly added ,250-character specta-
Gle of Solomon and the Queen of
Sheba, the gigantic production
which opens the circus program.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-08-17
Install Cash Register.

Isham e Rasmussen have INSTALL
ed one of the finest National Cash
Registers to be found in the city.
The register is one which includes
not only the registry Of cash, but a
complete bookkeeping apparatus, and
cost S575
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-08-17

The Misses Elsie Heiden, Agnes
Lynch, Myrtle Arnold, Clara Rup-
pei, Leila Cessna, Lila Weedman,
June Taylor and Bernice Berggren
are assisting at Metcalf's during the
big sale now on at this store.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-08-17

full, and educational scenes are in
abundance. I consider this trip
which am enjoying an opportunity
lof a lifetime.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-08-17

Ernest Nelson, a clerk in the shoe
department of the Mercantile, is TAX
ing two weeks vacation and his
place is being filled by Ray Wood
during his absence. Mr.. and Mrs.
Nelson have gone overland to Albert
Lea, Minnesota, from which place
they will return to the Iowa lakes
before coming home.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-08-17
Arm Broken in Two Places.

Clarence Sucher and Jim Warden
of this city, while coming from Fort
Dodge Friday evening at about 8
o'clock, met with an accident in
which the former received a broken
arm. Mr.. Sucher was riding his
motorcycle with Mr.. Warden on be-
hind when an automobile was met on
an improvised bridge over an open
dredge ditch about eight miles out
of Fort Dodge. The lights on the
car were so bright that they blinded
Mr.. Sucher and in his endeavor to
turn out was crowded from the
bridge into the ditch. Mr.. Sucher
was taken Immediately to the Fort
Dodge hospital where the arm was
set, which was found to be broken
in two places.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-08-17

Revenge at first sought sweet.
Bitter ere long back on itself recoiIs.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-08-17
SOCIAL AFFAIRS.
PICNIC FOR GUEST.

Miss Edna Wood of Galva, ILL.,,
who is visiting her cousin. Miss
Maude Boyd, was the guest of honor
at picnic held Friday night in No
komis park. About fifteen young
ladies were present. After eating
delicious picnic spread and enjoying
themselves for a couple of hours,
they returned to town and visited
the movies.
Mrs. Ethel Boyd-Mefford Of Des
Moines was an out-of-town guest.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-08-17
DELIGHTFUL DANCING PARTY.

DELIGHTFUL DANCING PARTY.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Atkinson were
host and hostess to company of
about seventy-five ladies and gentle
men at the Outing club Friday eve
ming, the affair being complimentary
to their visiting niece, Miss Dorothy
Nighman of Bayonne, N. J. The
large dancing hall and porch were
made pretty with decorations of
golden glow and ferns, and DeFrance
Bros. five piece orchestra furnished
music for the terpsichorean num-
bers. One corner of the room was
prettily decorated and table held
a bowl of frappe where the guests
refreshed themselves during the eve
ming. A two course lap luncheon
was also served.
Misses Louise Richards, Memphis,
Tenn, Helen Walsh, Covington, La,
and Lillian Henning of st. Paul,
Mimi, were guests from out of the
city.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-05-14
Mems Shirts

We have just received a nice
shipment of Mems Shirts with the
large loud stripes, al sizes, come
take a look when you get ready
to buy. All go at the small sum
of LOO
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-05-14
Ladies Shoes

Our stock is being replenished
with new and chick styles of lad
les Pumps for Spring. We al
ways have what you want in this
line. Come and look, we are al
ways glad to show you we can
give you better Shoes for less
money. Justreceived a new line
of LaValiere styles that will catch
your eye. Patent Baby Dolls, 10
different styles to select from all
go at the small sum of each $3.50
Beautiful line of ladies Patent
Pumps at ESQ, 300, $50 and 400
Misses Patent Baby Pumps be-
low the market prices, from LOO
to 200
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-05-14
Bargains

We are now in a position to give
you the famous Tan Outing Work
Shoe for men, a shoe that was never
known to sell for less than $3.50 and
$500. We are going to offer these
as long as they last at the cut price of
$500
Boys Outing Work Shoes, at less
price than ever known, come get the
boy a pair now, prices from Sl.50 to
$500. The very best kind for Sis
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-05-14
Dress Goods Dept.

This department is full up and you can find
anything you might desire from the pretty deli
cate shades Of Crepe de Chine and Taffeta to
five cent Lawn ii you are troubled about
dress goods come and let us show you and
your troubles will end for we can please you
In both style and price.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-05-14
Mems Straw Hats

Why don't you throw away that old hat and
and come in and get you new Panama Hat.
We have any kind you want. Genuine Pana-
ma At the small sum of $3.50
AEfne lot of Straw Sailor Hats any price you
want. The beautiful flexible Yacht Straws,
newest style out at only $3.50
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-05-14
Bargains3 Bargains!

100 PAIR ladies Pumps and Slippers, sizes IL
to 5. regular $3.50 to S4.OO grade, come take your
choice at .95o
IS pair Of ChiIdrens Slippers, sizes 9 10 2, any
style you want at only CSC
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-13
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Sso6IifouooI. II Die iibrigen or
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N}a6ocm oie idulultlidelI 'esS %i5
flogten ploi6irt botten oroneic .slsa
ter 9ln0erIon on OoB ale sll9V.r sl9'.ir.
ten no6 &ollie 5uriidfcbrell lg@ls' .,.,.ils'
Inn sort sic @orloo1ng oes S'l
onmoIts o65umarten. x,sas
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-13
Sine fIieaerin i'm rnIliIden Seer.

Ger glmiterOamer 0Selegraaf~mel-
set: 5iiritin Sdacboipsfi, Oie ein
6lieger Qiplon bon Syo6annist6ol
beiibt, lit ais nilitdriide 6liegerin
6ei'ni Stab oeS Generals 9luBfp in
Gienit getreten.
3n ge9inn oes Sa6reS 1912 Fam
sic 6iiritin Sdo6omsfJ cine oamoIs
23.id6rige, iebr iportfrelnOIide Ga-
me, ans ct. 4etersburg nod Berlin,
nm ii5 in Sobonuist5ol 3ur 6liege-
rim mls6iloen 5u laiien Sie lernte
Sen @rigbt Goppeloeder meiItern
mo legte am 16. 9lueuit 1912 Oie
5lig3eugfiibrer @rinmg o6. Sbre
5lieaerlaufbabn morfirte ein trauri'
ges GreigniB, oos Dem jiingen rliiii.
iden @iloten acknowledgements
oos 2e6en foIiete, poolrdb 9iuBlano
cinen ieiner berporroeen0iien Slies
ger Derlor. 9l6ranomitc6 6atte ii1
Derleten lancn, nit Der MIR ii6er ge.
riuge lle6ung oerfiieenoeu 5iiritin
ais Foiiagier oui5ulteigen. Sn Solge
idblecbter Steuerne itiir5te ser 0op-
peloeder o6, uuO 9l6ramoluit1 erlitt
t0otlide @erleblingen md6reno sic
9ilotiu glimpflih oa0ontom. Gos
war am q. 9lpril 1913. Settler Bat
mon BON neuen Sliiget ser Siiriiin
nihts me6r ge6ort Die aber nod 5u
Oeridieoeuen @lalen bei Sling @lee-
tings in So6onitist6al eridien. Cine
gldn5enoe 9(cquiiition miro olio 0as
ruiiiibe 6lie0ercorpS Ourd Sen Gin.
tritt ser 5iiritin niht MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-13


&enige Gage Dor Weibna6ten bat
oas Oeittide @enerals@ Commencement
bon @elgien ser .9eIgii6en g&atio-
nal-9onf~ oos Iotenpripileg eut5o-
gen imo Oie foloenOe @etanntma-
dung erlaiieu:
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aif 9eidluB 0es belgiiAch Stoats-
Miniiteriilms bonn 26. gluguIt 1914
i6ren geIomnten W}ctoabeItonO, eiuc
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gIoteu, ibre glotencliAes inO gloteu-
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ten @ertbe oeS 9an0eS, sic bon Sri.
patcn ais Caution fir Sen Stoot bin-
terlegten @ert6e, iopie 0ie @ertb-
pupiere Ser ,Goiiie @enerale Sc.
pargne ct oe Ietraite" no1 9onOon
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Oeiitiden 9iegieritng nadb 9onoon
entlanote Gommiiiion, beite6eno aus
N}itglieoern 0es @ermaltrlugsrot6es
ser g3ational-9anf, Die einen E6eil
Oieier @ert6e nab @tiiiiel 5uriid-
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bon @nqlanO," 6ei Der sic g9crtbp
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in sc Sabre ms Ginpernebmen
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untcrIageu Ser 6elgiiHen He0ierllno
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-13

6oIteus. .Nloruing @oii" iaofs,
uno oie engIii6e @reiie ipridt be-
fanntlib INNER Oie @a6r6eit. Die
Guiien 5pingen ms, INNER neue
@erItGrflngen aus GeitiblanO ber.
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Oen6urg ni6t in i6rer i60uen Sei-
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ate rl1iiide @oitIi6feit Dor Guropa
leli6ten 81 lallen
Sonit freilid fIang eS nnOers,
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grill" Die Geutiden 5u oerjagen rmo
Oen &rieg in i6r 2ano 81 trogen,
ionit 6orrte man nielme6r fieberboft
ser aunOe bonn ruiiiicben @inmorib
in Berlin. Sa man flagte @dter-
den lm0 ieine @enerdle bitter an
OoB nod INNER feline airgiien unO
Wlongolen Olr1 Oas 9ranoenbirger
S6or einreiten unO Oen 9erlineru
&ultlr beibringen 81 Berlin bieB
es an ser g}eua ipie an ser Seine.
Sect nennt man Oas einen 0trauri-
gen 6e6lgrifi~ mO iie6t wobl oud
Oen Griegs5ped crit erreidt menn
Oie Geutiden in @oris uno @etro-
aroO ibren @in5ug balten2 @ie o6cr
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bier imiere bere6rten gettern BON ei-
nem otraurigen 6eblgrifi" reOen
penn mir on Der S6enie eriheinen
itno Sr. &it6ener iih miiben ipiirOe,
ins iiber Oie @ren5e 5u trei6eu?-
Giiroe man iib au6 ii6er jeOe 0elt-
ihe 8eritdrflng ireren, Die ii6cr Ben
&onnl beraniegelt unO na6 2onOon
dugt2 SOer miiroe Damn ielbit ser
lufreipiIlige Sumor periagen, ser
jeBt in ser n@lorning @oit" 10 foit-
libe gliit6en trei6t2 @iirOe man
ond uod 10 lout man es fam, I'M
Siilfc freii6en2 9lad @ortugoI
Dieleidt na1 @cliaoor oOer Soli-
oien2
Gs lit bod gut, OaB iel6it in oieier
6orteu 3eit Der Sumor ni6t aus
itirbt. 0b MN o6er 0}ifolai g}ifola-
ieuitic6 imO ieine @enerdle Oie redte
Stimmuus fir Oieie ieItiame 9e-
funoung 5ugleiH BON niilitdriidenl
GeritGnoniB lnO @en1iit6stieie ba-
ben? llno Oh iie mirfli6 meinen,
ooB Elm po6r6aft GROCER 6elOberr
nidt no6 icincn Siegen beneiien
miro, ionoern na6 ieineu 0iieOerIa-
ocu2 9(6er oieaeidt lit eS i5ncn &C.
raoe iebt Elm Croft in fotaIen Stun
OeL oab man an ser S6emie ieine
@brfirdt Dor inn nm 10 6eftiger
iteigert, ie tiefcr CT sic 0eutidcn in
9uBlonO 6iueinlodt. Sino mir crit
in FeterS6urg Damn merOen &ubnl
inO @reis feine S1ronfe ne6r fen-
nen alns fam cs reHt icin sSir
6a6en Sinn fir iolAe Sumore!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-13
gDieOcr cinoefanoen.

&idnlonO, 30, 12. Sonuar.
- Siler 9ltfins imo g[llcn Burton,
5mci scr bier Strdflinge, welde &c.
itern 9l6eno aus Dem Staots5ubt-
boiiie cntipiidtcn puroen beuie etma
90 Wcilen bon 9lidmono mie0er ein.
gcfongcn. Sic lcilteten feinen gSi0er-
finn0. Gie Sucbe nod Den onoeren
beioen 6IiidtIingen S. 6. Souilton
llino 6. @. @anlen. miro fortaeiebt.