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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-04-15

Jolt of the wagon caused Mr.. Miller tc
fall, breaking his collar bone.
The Mite society Of the M. E. church
was entertained on Wednesday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. Walter Hart
man. Mrs. Hartman was assisted in en-
Pertaining by Mrs. VIM. Myers, Mrs
l.. ]. Talmage, Mrs. Ida Albaugh and
Mrs. Hartman. A short program was
given consisting of readings and voca
selections. Fifty ladies We're present
and spent a delightful afternoon. A two
course lunch was served
The McClain residence which Mr.
Moran recently. purchased has beer
moved to the McElroy lots and will be
fitted up for tenant purposes. rc+
The funeral Of John Wright who dice
Monday will be held Thursday morning
at 10 o'clock from the home in Oska
loosa The remains will be brought tt
Eddyville and inferred in the Highland
cemetery. . ~
Mrs. Ruth Wray and little daughter
Of Abba are guests this week OF Mrs
Chas. Odem. .5..s-. il $780,. ..
DR.. Clark of Oskaloosa was a bust
ness caller in Eddyville Wednesday.
Mrs. Grace Lanning and children Of
Lakonta are visiting this week at the
Geo. Hartman home and with other rel
atives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harding who have
been living in Colorado the past year
returned to Eddyville this week and
viii, locate here. a,-...s. 49, '@
Frank Wright of Oskaoosa was a
business caller in Eddyville Wednesday
j. A. Huffman general road master
for the M. & st. l.. came down from
Marshalltown Wednesday and transact
ed business here.
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JEWELLERS THINK
GEMS NECESSARY

Des Moines, April 10. - Just as fin,
gers came before forks, jewelry came
before clothes, according to speakers
jewelers. association, In session here.
Discussing the necessity of wearing
jewelry, T. L. Combs Of Omaha said:
GO back to the primitive peoples
and you will find they found it neces-
sary to wear jewelry before they found
1t necessary to wear clothes. Today
your cuff links are as important as
your shirt, your tie pin has become as
essential and everybody has to have a
watch"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-04-15
Capt. Cloutman's Letters
on Causes of Ciuil War

Dear Sir It would be apparent to
every rejecting mind that the present
attitude of some of the states of this
union, is calculated to disturb to no
small extent, the peace and happiness
Of our whole country. What the i'm,
mediate occasion Of the demonstra'
tons now being made in the south may
be, how far they are likely to extend OF
whether in pursuit OF the object and
purposes openly avowed, the move
ment may chance to be successful,
will not now stop to determine have
different object in addressing you.
Much as regret the election Of Mr.
Lincoln land regretted as much as
any one) and as much as | desired the
election of Mr. Douglas land | desired
it as much as any one) still conceive
it to be the duty of every good citizen
to acquiesce in the decision Of the ma,
jority and In every proper manner
strive to maintain and perpetuate the
constitution and union OF these states
Most sincerely do deplore any act
of either section of our country, which
may fairly or unfairly be construed in
to hostility to the other section. But
believing Mr. Lincoln has been constl
tutionally elected by the majority to
the presidency of the United States
do not see how such an act can JUSTIFY
any state in rebellion or secession As
good citizen am pledged to the sup
port of the union of these states
deeming it within reasonable prob
ability that such an attempt at seces
sion will be made and that in such an
emergency it may be made your duty
to furnish troops for the maintenance
Of the laws and for the common de-
tense of>our country l take this early
opportunity to tender you my services
l am your most obedient servant.
Charles G. Cloutman,
Capt. Ottumwa City Guards
p. 8. Without their permission
refer you to Hon. ]. w. Grimes, Hon
F. H. Warren, Hon. J. G. Hale, Hon. W.
F. Coolbaugh, Hon. Geo. Gillaspy, Col
VIM. Thompson, Judge H. B. Hender,
shott, Hon. Chas. Mason, Hon A. G.
Dodge, Hon. c. C. Cole and Maj. | IL.
Lanman
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O. C.. BANDED
FORT DODGE TO HAVE
LARGE BUILDING

TT. Dodge. April 14.-When lease
was signed here for the new hotel to
be built by the Iowa Savings bank in
Central avenue and Eighth street
property Fit. Dodge was assured an,
other seven story, s15O,000 building.
The Iowa Savings bank of which E.
!. Breen is president, will have the
first floor of the building for their new
quarters. The hotel of so rooms will
be a moderate priced one and rath-
skeller will be feature of it. The
building is to be fireproof ana will be
attractive in appearance. The exter'
ior is to be white enamel brick with
cream terra Gotta trimmings.
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The observance In Ottumwa last
week, under the auspices of the Wo
mans Relief Corps, of the semi.centen
NAL of the organization Of the Grand
Army Of the Republic, brought abou,
the re-discovery of very interesting
and enlightening series of letters writ
of the great civil strife. The author
was Capt. Charles c. Cloutman. then
head Of the Ottumwa Home guards
and the man in whose honor the Local
G. A. r. post Is named. Captain Clout
man, writing for the most part over
the signature "Pequawket Boy" sheds
much light on the causes Of the wal
and on the stirring days that proceed
ed it. The letters were written to the
governor before the war and to the
authors wife and to The Ottumwa
Courier during the war.
81 The untimely death Of the captain
in his first big battle, when he died at
the head of his troops, cut off, all toe
soon, some of the best civil war litera
ture ever written. X 4.
Senator C. w. Whitmore. when chos
en- to speak at last weeks celebration
began searching the records to find
something about the man after whom
the local post was named. In the state
library at Des Moines, a complete file
Of the Cloutrnan letters was discovered
all nicely bound and preserved for FIJI
ture reference. These letters are Sc
good that The Courier is going to re-
produce several of them from day to
day
Following is the first of these letters
written by Capt. Cloutman to Gov
kirkwood, then chief executive OF the
state Of Iowa.
The reader must bear in mind that
this letter was written just as soon as
the result Of the election Of 1860 was
known. Capt Cloutman, four months
before Abraham Lincoln was inaugur'
atee, was convinced that there would
be war. This letter is from Capt
Cloutman to Gov Kirkwood offering
the services of the Ottumwa City
guards in case troops were needed
The letter follows:
Ottumwa, Iowa, Nov. 13, 1860
To His Excellency S. J. Kirkwood,
Governor Of Iowa.
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HORSE RUNS AWAY,
INJURING COUPLE

Iowa City, April ia telegram
from Oskaloosa has summoned thith,
err Mrs. Coffin, wife of Prof. H. w.
Coffin Of S. U. l., to the bedside Of
her parents. A herd of cattle on a
country highway frightened the horse
the aged couple, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Moore, were driving and the animal
threw them violently to the ground
when the swaying buggy upset. Mrs
Moore was the more seriously injur
ed. three ribs being fractured and he1
face torn. Her husband was a victim
of shock and bruises. Barring unex
pected developments, say the latest
messages from Oskaloosa, both will
recover. .
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INTERNED MEN TO
BE USED ON FARMS

Chicago, April 13.-Several thousand
interned Germans and Turks in Can.
ada will be put to work in the fields
Of Manitoba, Saskatchewan and AL.
berta this spring and will be paid the
regular wages Of farm laborers. &C
cording to w. w. Cory Of Ottawa. Ca
madam deputy minister Of the interior.
who is in Chicago today. A number
of the interned men have expressed a
willingness to break camp monotony
by going into the fields, Mr.. Cory
said r..'
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EDDYVlLLE.

Geo. Strange of Des M6fnes was call
ed to Eddyville this week by the ILL
ness of his little son who is suffering
with pneumonia.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. McMains of Lin
neus, Mo-, arrived in EddyVille Tues
day and will visit friends for a few
days before going to housekeeping in
the Perry property .- ..'... e.
A. Libcrman and family moved Mon
day from the Caldwell property to the
J. r. Sipes property on South Fourth
street.
Miss Hattie Givin of Wright is visit
ing friends in Eddyville this week
James Berry and wife of Cedar and
DR.. and Mrs. Wray of Abba were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Odem and
other relatives and friends. s..
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. HOlsclaW and
daughter Thema and Miss Frazier Wis
tied the first of the week with relatives
in Abba. Mrs. Ida Hall also visited in
Abba Sunday.
DR.. Robert Miller Of Abba was call
ing on friends here Monday.
Jim Miller met with very painful
accident on Monday morning. While
STANDING in a wagon the horses start
ed to run unexpectedly and the sudden
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DELTA.

Matt Hardy, an old pioneer OF Delta
died at his home Sunday morning at
the age Of So years
Mace Payton suffered some broken
ribs, a broken collar bone and many
bruises as result Of an accident with
his car Mr.. Payton and wife were drtv-
ing near Sgourney when the car skid
ded off an embankment, pinning him
underneath. Had not Mrs. Payton man
aged to get the car off Mr.: Payton
would have smothered to death.
Mr. Olsen, president Of the 1nterna-
tional Missionary college Of Minneapo-
lis gave two lectures at the Christian
church Sunday. ~~'- .... a---
Joe Smith is very i'll at present.
Mrs. Joe DeMarce suffered stroke OF
paralysis.
Mrs. Bessie p Black returned home
for visit over Saturday with his rel
atives Mrs. Black teaches school at
kirkville. .1. '&&
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ALB

A. J. Gatchell and Earl Moore left OF
Wednesday for Moberly, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs Will Reod have gone t(
make their home in Denver, Colo.
The Cleaners class of the Unltec
Presbyterian church will give a leaf
year party on Thursday night at the
home of Miss Pearl Fordyce on Eas
Washington street. .... ..
Rev. Charles Golf, evangelist, abb,
assisted by Prof. w. L. Rugg is holding
a big revival at the Methodist churcf
here.
Sam Jones who has been critically IL
for the past three weeks Is well on the
way to recovery.
4, Misses Olee Reddish, Ruth Warner
Zelpha Enix and Mr.. and Mrs. c. Y
Pearce are attending the district con-
vention Of the Christian church a,
Corydon this week.
Wallace Harding was business call
err in Lovilia Tuesday.
James Chichester started today fol
Melcher with a load Of household goods
on his big dray truck, but got stuck on
Ward hill and had to finish the trip by
wagon.
VIM Dairy of Union township
brought in five cub gray wolves Wed
nesday He received a bounty of five
dollars a head for them.
Jno. Elder is visiting relatives and
friends here. .-.-.-.- -,..,. .u. .,..-..
Mrse. Sarah Dixon Of Madrid. Ia, was
the guest Of relatives here Tuesday.
Mrs. Richard Rose returned the mid
die Of the week from a visit with rela-
tives in Des Moines. @,.
Tom Nelson went to Des Moines this
week for a short visit. '.-,
Harve Fortune and family returned
from an extended visit in Frederic.
Mrs. Robert Morrisey left Thursday
for Stagler. ........-..
Louise Morrison who has bene very
i'll with measles and pneumonia is lit
tie improved.
DR.. 1. r. Clutch Is on a business trip
to Leavenworth Kansas this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Nels Peterson returned
home Tuesday from spending the win
ter on the Pacific Coast.
Mrs. Frank Hyatt Of Lovilla is the
guest at the VIM. Brown home on
South Clinton st.
Mrs. Homer Harris of Ottumwa has
returned home after a visit with rela-
tives here.
Arthur Chord and family returned to
Oskaloosa on Tuesday after a visit al
the parental VIM. Shields home here.
Mrs. Blanche Cliff Of Chicago is the
guest Of her mother here. u>
Mrs. N. E. Kendall went to Center
vile Wednesday afternoon for visit
at the parental A. e. Wooden home
there.
Miss Barbara Eschbach returned tC
College in Oxford Ohio the first Of the
week after spending her vacation al
the home Of here parents here.
Miss Ruth Cresswell Of Monmouth
College is visiting with relatives here.
Robert Pennington is at home again
spending a short time with his brother
William in Grinnell
Mrs. Mark Pabst left Tuesday for a
visit with relatives In Corney.
Miss e. L. Green of Washington is
the guest of Miss Mouren Wells here.
DR.. and Mrs. Jno. M. Griffin and sor
Robert Lane returned to Des Moines
after attending the funeral Of the doc
tors father here. ~
Mrs. Swan Peterson Of Knoxville is
the guest Of relatives here
4 Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Chidester OF
X Charlton have returned home after a
1 visit at the James Chichester home here
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APPARENT DEATH OF
SPOUSE KILLS WIFE

Montour, April 10. The condition
of o. P. Willard. manager Of the local
telephone company and of the Montour
plant of the Iowa Railway e. Light Co.,
who late yesterday, while repairing a
transformer, received shock Of $4,000
volts. today was said to be improved.
Millacd's wife started toward the
body Of Willard when he FELL and then
tottered and fell beside him, dead. The
shock of witnessing the apparent cleo
trocution of her husband caused her
death, according to physicians.
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BORING AND BUILDING.

Talk about yourself and you
are bore, advertise and you
are listened to.
There is curious law Of hui
man nature back Of this. Talk
is cheap. Advertising costs de-
finite dollars and people know it.
They take it that you would
not spend your money unless
you had something to say.
They regard advertising as
matter Of direct interest to
them a,
They read it and they buy ad-
vertised goods and patronize
stores that advertise.
The daily newspaper Is the
great advertising message
bearer.
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of Fairfield spent Sunday at the Fin
Heston home.
Word has been received here or the
birth of baby girl Marjorie Helena.
April 4, to Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Fisher OF
Grand Forks, N. D.
Mrs. Frank Fell attended the HeWett
funeral in Batavia Monday. -
Word has been received here from
Campbell Mimi, Of the serious illness
Of Mr.. BartholOw.
VIM Celligan Of West Point spent
Monday at the w. A. Robertson home
in Libertyville.
Mrs. John Winn was shopping in OF
tumwa Monday.
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RAILROADS. RULE
UPHELD BY JURORS

Clinton. April l13.-Instructing the
jury in the case of George Il. Cook
against the Chicago and Northwestern
railway, in which the plaintiff asked
judgment for damages against the
railway company for election from a
dining car when he refused to don a
coat, Judge Let's ruled that the COM
pany's rule. requiring dining car pa
irons to wear coats, is an unreason-
able one. The jury, however, re.
turned a verdict for the defense
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BANDITS BATTLE
POLICE OF PEORIA

Peoria, Ill.,, April 13.-Police here
today were securing the city for the
second member of pair Of bandits
that last night engaged ten police.
men and detectives in running
battle in the heart of the business dis
trct. over 100 shots were exchanged
Two detectives and one of the ban.
dts were wounded. All probably will
recover. The escaped bandit Is be.
lieved by the police to be seriously
hurt.
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SALESMAN ACCUSED
OF FORGING CHECKS

Des Moines, April 49, H. D. Cation,
81, travelling salesman for seed
arrest here today charged with passing
worthless checks on number of busl-
ness men here The total value Of the
checks was several hundred dollars.
Cation, according to the police is I'M
der parole to his employers, having
served eighteen months in an Illinois
prison for forgery. m.,s
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SLANDERER INSANE?

Des Moines, April 13. Judge Utter
back in the district court today, dis
of Des Moines, who was charged with
publishing scurrilous statements in
hand bills relative to justices Of the
Iowa supreme court The court also
ordered that petition questioning
Blodgett's sanity be filed.
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NOTED INVENTOR DIES.

Catasauqusa, Pa, April 14.-W. r.
Thomas, pioneer iron manufacturer
inventor and mechanical engineer.
died at his home here today. He was
81 years old Mr.. Thomas helped
build the Illinois Central railroad and
for several years operated iron plants
in the south. He received one of the
first patents ever issued for a gas
engine. #
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STATE LABOR MEET.

Sioux City, April 13.-All labor
bodies affiliated with the Iowa State
Federation of Labor have been mott
fled Of the annual convention of the
federation which is to be held at
Marshalltown commencing Tuesday
morning, June 10. How long it will
last depends upon the amount of bust
ness that is presented for considera-
ton. ..a.
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Imported Percheron
JOinviIIe
France No. ss24s American No. 72o22'

France No. se24s American No. 72o22
This fine imported Per-
cheron stallion will make the
reason of 1916 at VIM. Shea's
barn in Blakesburg every
day in the week except Mon
days, when he will be at
my farm, 4 miles southwest
of Blakesburg.
He is a dark iron gray,
heavy bone, very active, and
weighed 1920 when 2 years
and 10 months old. He is a
sure foal getter and his
colts are his best ADVERTISE
ment, being shorter in the
back than colts from my
black horse.
Terms - 1850 to insure
colt to stand and suck. Care
will be taken to prevent ac-
cidents, but not responsible
should any occur. Colts
stand good for service fee if
mares are sold or removed
from neighhorhood. Phone
me at the Blakesb',rc Hotel.
Eli Swain, Owner
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LARGE SUM FOUND
IN RECLIJSE' ROOM

Chicago, April 13.-Mrs. Taatge
Schluetter, SO years old, was found
dead in her home in Blue Island, a
suburb, late yesterday, and in an un-
guarded bureau drawer was found
$4,000 in cash and $4,000 in bonds.
Mrs. Schluetter's husband died nine
years ago and since that time she has
been a recluse, living alone and seeing
no one, ..,-a.fr ~.. pa.
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FORD IOWA VISITOR.

Des Moines, April 49, Henry Ford
will be the guest of Des Moines tomor-
row. Mr.. Ford is coming on business
visit to local automobile dealer but
while in the city he will be entertained
by the Des Moines chamber of com
merce.
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Farm Property For Sale

FOR sALE-EXTRA CHOICE QUAR-
ter section, Sargent county, North
Dakota raw land at bargain. or
WE exchange for Manitoba land If
priced right. Address A-14-D care
Courier .. 4. .t.... ,N".-
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Courier
Want
Column
Poultry and Live Stock

EGGS FOR MATCHING, S. c. WHITE
Leghorns. Prices reasonable. Agent
for Standard colony brooder SIS pre-
paid. Rex. Bottorff, Farson. la.
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BARRED ROCK EGS FOR SALE;
75c per 10: 81 hundred. Grace
Emmons, Batavia. la.
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FOR SALE-RECORDED ANGUS
cattle,g six bulls, yearlings and two
broke ito halter. -- Twenty head OF
a young cows, bred. extra good. prices
reasonable. On farm near Udell, la.
Wm Caylor, Mutual phone. Center
vile. Iowa ..r..a Ia f-ff' Na,- /
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FOR SALE - FULLBLOOD WHITE
Leghorn eggs for Matching, So per
hundred: soc per setting. Mrs. +. w.
Spilman, Bloomfield, Route No. l.
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SINGLE COMB WHITE LEGHORN
and Single Comb Ancona eggs fol
Matching. Prices reasonable. w. II
Boon, Batavia, Ia.
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FOR SALE-SINGLE COMB WHITE
Orplngton eggs for setting. Pen NO.
l two dollars setting or one dollar
for utility stock. Is eggs. c. NJ Hud-
son, $50 RAY street. Phone 1S65-R. -
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Female Help Wanted
Wanted
For Sale

FOR sALE-A FINE LOT OF HAND
picked 1914 Reeds Yellow Dent seed
corn. J. H. r. Spilman, Eldon, Ia
r. r. No. 2. Located 2h miles south
west of Eldon. -, ..
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BARGAIN IN THOR v
two speed motorcycle. in perfect run
ming order w. K. McLain at OF
tumwa Fitting CO.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1916-06-08
Page

wolf catcheth them. an i scatter
eth them, and scattereth' the
sheep.
The hireling. heeth, because
ne is an hireling, and careth not
for the sheep, Isl. John 1O'12,13
Now any one who hear not
the Word of Jesus and his
Commands. The same is a thief
and robber. Please read.
Verify, verify, l say unto you
He that entereth not by the
door into the sheepfold. but
climbeth up some other way.
the same is a thief an a robber
(St John. 10-1
We understand by, our. Text
on coptex's that no man has
any right to charge for the Cos
pei. and to keep from maxi ng q
charge of the gospel, Paul
labord night and day. Pier se
read.
" Neither din we eat any
mans bread for nought; but
wrought with laoour and travil
night and day, that we might
not be chargeable to any of you.
z Thes. 3-8
This is the manner in much
all preachers of the gospel
should present themselves. And
when they do not they cannot
be good christian to go by.
The man that Is out for the
money is the man that has at
heart toe root of all evil. How
about Billy Sunday.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1916-06-08

And highway shall be-
there, anda way, and it shall
be called The way Of holm ess;
the unclean shall not pass over
it; but it shall be for; the
wayfaring men, though fools,
shall not err therein.
No lion shall be there, nor
any rcvenous beast shall 60 up
thereon, 1t shall not be fou nd
there; out the redeemed shall
walk there;
And the ronsomed of the
Lord shall return, and come to
Zion with songs and everlast.
ing joy upon their beads they
obtain joy and gladness, and
sorrow and signing shall flee
away. lisa. 3d. y 10
Here is the paths for those
who are Of the Prophet to dwell
in. Now this is only avery small
parcel of scripture on this point
of the restitutions. But it sets it
forth in plain facts so as they
can not be successfully denied.
But we shall have another Attic
lie on this question in our next
Issue Of The CRESSET. And we
are not doing this to cause the
the reader to think that Billy
is not living up to all the light be
knows. 1t is to show you the
true light of Divine Truth there,
fore before condemring us wait
for our next Issue.