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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-12-28
0,,f alAae4 Mann.

Miss Helen olinger returned
home from Soldier 70: the Xmas
holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Harmon and
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-12-28
We buy hides. Moskovitz Meat,
Market. Phone 226.--tf
Pay Up Notice.

Pay Up Notice.
All parties knowing themselves
TO be indebted TO me are requested
To- please call and settle either by
cash or note. This is the last
month OF the year 1916, and aIl
my wholesale bills are now due
and must be paid, SO for that ren-
son must collect what is due
me. HARRY R. NEWTON.
Jant
No. 4 Choice Nebraska Hay for
sale, by bale or ton. Harry 4.
Newton.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-12-28

u there 10 anything under .
thousand dollars that beats the
alaxwsll We don't know what Il Is
1eebse Auto Co.,
r. Desbeetown, 70.
Oldest Dealers II the County.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-12-28

Try a Sunshine cake, 100, Il =.
Moskovltz grocery.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-12-28
Notice.

At meeting of the city coun-
Gil December Goth, the schedule
for paving assessments was ac-
cepted and is now ready for pay
ment. All those wishing to pay
cash within the next ten days
may do SO and all interest will
be thrown off, or waivers may be
signed as the law provides. In
case cash payments are not made
within 10 days, interest from
Oct. "a, 1916, will be added. Pay
ments may be made at any one
of the three banks.
il HARRY R. NEWTON.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-12-28

Try The Times Awhile.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-07

2Dtiier tinsn Grid ourn bic Medaunp,
Der 4nFfiHmnu3blenf Eraab ndmlih,
Bah bic GAnMb0htH onf Dem Gnl
@dntO. benz poIabip nno bet 3upRa
1ortl benz Jnidnitrieaumiff gsfdhFIid
psron icrnlea pesbalb bic guHBs IT.
tipH perIMoben purbt.
1rcb lorelamiitr @tbsimbdlinng
tonnte in benz DON ilbtrraaenoen gsr1s
h0bsn singrlshnm @eIdnbs nHisrs
1ruppendnfammIuHe BEN Steamer nidt
DerborseH bIeibeH. Soh reneierte Ct
bdrouf nidt 70 isbr oar6 @srfdrhingn
ais pisImebr purd sifrieen ausbau ieis
nsr SteIung,n. Ben alien 6rontteileu
MURDER ausgebsbnis SprenghnssH uuo
biz aHIase Reuer 8moefniHs i'm 1ods
s,birge 10 melt ssbsftrt. b0b Der ans
.sriff filr ben Is. Mai btfoblen murbs.
Y lnsI Grapps lag BET goriteB aus bsr
.WldrN liiteluHg stgsH ben 3%uaHdEIdtH
ob, eintr s~iDsiten @ruppe Der 8oritpb
ee1en osn Sol Sdntc uRb ben 9nrtolds
.paB. 3pei 1ags Dor benz 5srmin psrs
itlshttrts hh bas Wtttsr isbph ipisbtr.
unb nod am Absnb nss IA. Mlni trfhiai
IS 5iptiftlbafi. Oh ni6t Der tiefsebsnOe
gtbel bic Artiaeritbeobndtun ausidlits
BEN ipiirSe. Gin trifaatlarsr MOrsrH
trlofis bon allen 3iptifelH. PHHit if3s
llbr bsgauli,n 5ablrti4s @eibabs ileis
ner bis aiiergr0bifr adliber ods 6aIsr,
Oos lDeHiesr 9rommsIfeusr als @iIs
hlngsf9isbeu mar uRb ii6 bis ssgsn
nsuu llhr our b66ttn S%ntsnfitdi itsis
eerts. punit usnu llbr isBts an Der
sansen Sroui Der 9sneralfnm ou
q. Il. 8. Snfanieris Elm, bsHeH erSsbnis
i'd bier ppr Guaen babe.
0riiben i'm 9oppioial laHtrn I. Ii. l.
pdirouilltu an ben SiibbdRaeR oss
grsHtoniopldttdus. Wori iDar bon ita
IitniTfrm StahtlbraAt gIein tiHsm
Dornr6shenIdlpB 10 iebr umIponuta,
baB bic StaIiener itlbsr niht mthr In
ben Grt bineini0nntsu uno bic 0iterrtis
hilGen Yatrouilen li9 uHgsftraFt Ieds
ala 3entnsr W1is. piel Wishl, 9etuebrt,
bdnoqrdnaien anb Bomber btraushols
ten. 4ls bic 3ugna 3ortd fiel, gabeu
bic Staliener ihrs Stegunaslinis bti
@ori duF. bas isbt ME bic fsiubliden
Shrapusls iiber BEN Grt heipeiien. uns
ier lit. auf Dem bissieitiesn GiThuia
iinb nimt MIR bic aapini une bds brths
nsnbs Tlarco. ionbsrH du9 Gerranaas
unb SON Marsbriia iielih bon Mareo
BON ben SiaItsnsm sernumt. Doh fishi
bic Gti4Hrobt nud inter Geasr Der
9rsHipHicogei9ib.. Bier ariegsmaIer,
bic frisolid bes @tsts soeert, purDeH
pl0BEih NIT S6rapnsas ubtritreut HnD
elmer BON ibnsH Our4 tinen heftiesa
5hlde umgeiDprfsa. Gr fnnb nadher
in ieiRen Audiad mehrsre 5hrnpneIs
iAgeln. Cine Itedtt mitten i'm 5ti35ens
bud. Gcnornus geriht per5einnet bas
tuihtige Grsignis sslpiHsHhdFt nit Fols
gtHbsm 5aB. Cine fsinOlihe apLouHs.
bic In nsineR Gruppen bon ei55ana gts
gen Wlarto ~pprJHstbeH utrinhtc, nuFos
Ourd infer gsi9abisaer sum Stsbsu
ssbrunt."
Die eiatptli4e angrifisaltion btr
oFerrtiaiin unsoriidn StoBgrapps
IeBie crit lials ots 9o~scrtalss ntr SID
aus Der WlarfliteluHg tiu. Gine gri
nabe Hahm i'm trftH 4Blanf Die Shieb
Fdfts Inbli@ bon a0ptrit, no bic erFitn
baHbsrt @efangmtu esmaht tpurbsn.
mo ltiirmte uaaufbaltlam gegta b0s
aaItea Dante uno nHinlisbenD aeeen
bie Feliiqe h0be 500 nit Der aapeas an.
Die famertn 0Rerrsiniid : ungarilhe
geldibe bdtten game getonitreifen aug
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-07

Alt n6 neR aas ins 6intsrIan6 ubs
asIen. GrfanaFae Hnfen lInb ihas
rshpeiis s6siae IdiAEsn Set, I6lgbpsn
4agblGdds beFlantn adrtpffeEi. AiHens
haguea nit WElfnialon nnD Miineralipdls
isE AlrmtH m aabEre Dspets nno 2as
der hubgn i1re 3EIik h Aobnueen, nersn
ahagbddIe Bsinftdagme fpieber aHssas
f1laosn beginner. Gin alter 2aHbfHrs
nsex init Dis hi @gbst bor eiaer 6pls.
ddnE an6 I6ftihE iabriinItig on bic 5sis
Hsai. MilF eiuer Mikt fpeisen uieIE WluE,
1tffnlen ufb bet 5pbltn faugtn oSsr
is merfsn mulftsf trabsr0 ibrs uhgtlms
III 8tint.
Mn bx Ygaip1sEis bes fsiHblIdn
5eHtrboeAls DfriaHm mir btn miIitdrs
3ao unb iDIean tiasr 5traBs, bic mad
5iben Fa1rt. glne G0Figsmsincg Diro
siulsg Eianbauartifg. 0gr ber @aierig
manas 3intnfss bergileE d bas Wancs
Faaa btr 1uF1bFfA hIadt ron Rob-
ESlt aus.
3mllAM BEN MsiagiftsnIHaMegn aus
8uIiEseiu bfiast mid nnfeF NHfo nod
MunFeif. De SGabs, bic Hnfenf5rmig
aEs III ofn N~iagasdttsa an|Itiat III ges
F6nns unb nirh lrns hes @oloatHs
l6fps IIekgfan @Edn0lsnI1heY Inn
.AsF1Etaa8 a 1almsaaen bss olltn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-07

ben Shan3sn eeityt inter DtreH 1rlms
merH idfDar3 ~mfgtDunieHe Tote laeen.
Die lleberlebr1Dm Darsn hi bic llnssrs
aGRbe aeTliidfst. Gtne |. ii. T. Ehmarns
Iinit HGbsrtt fiH ssgen Wlittae nB5 fling
bic Minntudner, lcipsit is ffh nidt rtdl
5sitig caDoHgeMaht bdttsn. III ibrta
Geduraen nie III einfr WaultfdIe.
WGbrenb oss Gturmfs fpu1bfn bic
gtuppen pom Qadbarbaeel I'll aus
F[antiernlb beiGcnal Ms ungele idgDsre
griilerit ibr 6tusr bortbin ri1tets.
idoB alsbaIs tine tofmoiinrote 5iids
famine fnpor, bic bonn IN cine 100
Mieter 95ts RouGldnie i~bergina. Gag
fein0IiHs MAuitinsOsppt mar aufsss
fIOosn-
Won ben @otbtrsen bes gaIteHD
Dante unb Dsr Gotta 9iolinu itsigi Bic
1857 MEetsr boNe .3neua 1nrta fuie rim
Wnyamipe AMI GaHbaslbc 6afpgn burhs
sisheH Till 9idSad tire araslsn 0gr5Es
haEbtn Mup griusa @ehrlppbaHge. Ios
Iiab Bic MrmierHnasiitabeH BET idli.s
|ntrs 5migAgnardbsH unO nit Baltsn abs
d h& n rItdnbs itufFeln Iid I'M ben
WipSEl, ben @ranaitnsrihlsx 1pTenEkn.
Ran bSei 4hgsH fitl and BIC 8Hgla
zogia. auf bet slpfI wgIisEe @dUabg
sFbsails ruGbm. Dill 3ugna 1esla Issi
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-07

q. u. g. aIiggs hauplauaFtier, S. sunni.
ennsiam rolf ptr gaknsua 6urdl
bas qaesrtni otr gront tniseeen, bic Eh
bro bas Ntaen btr GsidHss oniiinbioi.
9abitf 0dn0 udlst Fd bic Gif6. brsit
aub rtibtnb, ircb nn Rseulitranq idrer
srdasn Mailer. @tsinhduitr iishen suls
intH pfH 1BfiH. Der 5u pabren Bdns
men aufeeEmoHsn anb peripiIbert In.
GibsrilRs 0~HstItdmHs. befranSt BON
Mdntbetr. 8tiN unn Satanic, rinosn
Fn IdnaB bes SlnbtaIsR Muf ben 1eis
pcrlprinetn 1orfttn airhb6rfer unS
Ia0IisIIe. Die Htratdmme heben Hd II
IGiuien uHh mtlen, I'm nab Der all.
lhtreR Gtitr init Hbsrtdnoen0er QaI.
Illeil eb3ufuIItn. 9dnuen0unfle Berqs
'tuppsn ieIamsH iin nit @r0Iholoen az,
atn bic GeiisniaIer. 1tber one Baden
UNI Hadts, i6nttasdbsrie @rats. 8uhus
siss, bic ms enissgeaiommtn, iii1ren
8tuitTiiidt At. Die esfuustnsn Stale.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-07

auIsls Fns pie 3dbR ausasbrcden.
5H ben Mduosn bss bimtettroien MHkb
tuuIts ooruHtsr tlaffen munnsSob.
Wuaosu. Die Wliibls e%sgtniber 1T aus
.ssbraRnt. 8as Ma6Irab ihldff. Inter,
bdlb oer SiroBsnbriide, auf Der mir
Rsttn rotten ME benubte Drahtpsrhau.
i'm UluBbett. IN ben ausesiforbsaen
Spisn iGnubbern HattsR an lesrsn aons
Itrrenblhfen. Sin Stufenipeg iItttert
gum 2dItea Dante tHpcr. CT Iisgt I'M
IanoIineH 6euerberEif). 4n alien 6anss
tcren bdHgtH 3sttsI aus: Quartiere
(Wobnung gu bermitisn).
Sine Meefpsrrs aus gston lset iid bor
ben 5iesIpfoo. 9sdnneen ufib 3rabts
.bubGae loufsH bsrsab une btrgauI 8it
gdnms oopor fnb, Biz ouf ipeniss uadi
s,i9orsue Stdmme, umsebnufH. Die
0anIer Dor ben bafritaoierien 6dbrifsu
bon Siibs2 oDrsii Fas ssIprtHst uHb Rur
.mtbr fobgraHe Sduttftsde.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-07

Der9ssrmbs eanas unb G~tsinluutnen
ms Rolsn. Die 2snte, nit 3Dsi paor
Bergfhuben, Woapeden, Gispideln,
BtrgItOdtn GhnseF9uhea, Gtiern, Geis
Ter, Shneebtiaen, GafparmDftH, 9ees
GtfleLH rtEdIi6 ausgeFfattet, sampiersn
uaF 5tgn SIS ber Tirllen i'm Jtasr Der
@sfhlbe. Na1ts erabsn Enpptnrt
eauFgdnge uno GAneeiuHntIs aus, bic
ft tagsdbtr bnrn 8erbinbungsgrdben
srgdn5en. 9dushohe, uneriteigbdr IteiIt
5elsDdHbs. bic Der finten0e Ghnet dls
mdbIin freight, gsbiften bsn Sruppen
moHdmuf siH unerniinf6tes Gall. Bins
Ter ban 9ruppen beHern ArbtitsioloRs
nen bic Gsrnbsn aus. SIN abrisen mub
jeboh ee(aot tpsrbtn, bab btr @eensr
fir Armierungsitraben, Oeidlbbsfuns
gen unb BaHsrSafubr gut s,ioret BAT.
9ur bic Gd~lbearGbsa iinb 5ismlih
uanldHig ausgefahri.
Bon ben bgrIhitbeHen, in bas Ger,
h1ngnis hintinaeriHeHen itdIieniiden
9ruppsugattungen IhluqsR f6 bic Mls
pint berporragsub. bei ben iibrigen f1It
Otr bpbs 8ro3nilab an gsFanetnsn Of
Fi5islen (finst ID faufsia, teilpsiit Iegar
sinfr sn DisrsIs) unb bic grobe 3abl trs
btlleifr @daabk duff.
Gingeiaraubs smildtn MdulsisEEdrs
rem nit MaHerfdHsrH nnb propiant unb
snbIpftn aE0sfItrsarapuutn nit I1unfs
iion fieiata nit Gus oer tngsn Herrds
anpiai4indE safn es.ra!iig r%agtabui
Col Gaage lnspnr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-07

XII NN N
sSm EalqrtnD inter aas aai be- ga
lans 9ono grale 5tIsbrnden ausgsfdt.
.Dds fRo bic Lavini di San Marco,
bic Ddntes 3m0lFter 6oaengeIang be-
.Frst. Eurn bic lief bic iaLieHiAs Nufs
nabmsiteluHg 5ur Gid. Jm 2agtrtal
OeF Gtf6 brsnnl Marfr. bag bic 5tdII.s
net bei i6rsrn Mb8ua anos5iiubgt habsa.
Brauas NlHdioeIduIen i9rsr grdnaten
fdu6sn I'M Crit auf. Gin gFoBss 5as
'brilgtbdube beeinnt HE en- I4ireibnaIs
fts Yfero i'm Wilttr 81 hampIeR. Seas
fsits Ser Etfm fIenlHt E1 Meri an bic
Bsrsbiesunq pnb hudeiE fh bos glas
ssau BON BrentOhiro, absr BEN bsr 1000
Mettr bnbe 4ntaufimpn nit itintn
lidlgriinen WluIber NIB bEetsoenbipetbtm
SdHesgipfel als gsfunItige 8rnbuag
Ftsbt. Der MltiHiElo rehstfbanb, bic
GOai 3ugna Dor aas uiD Der pafabio
Iialerbarb Enb bgsi ItarGt aiipfdItsInas
gA bet SieligIeF. Mtau Wpaaie lang
Hanbn tin Abfdnitt peiIiA af0a BON
Monie GrsiHo Bis 5um 5errspaIahet
nAr uenige UIterrsiAIa aagaE ga
saiQoHs. @ine MuJabL DtI bisaisis
ibnsh aEs Riidhali, Sm Mars isnD4
ipnron fiarfs araFiqfuppsn Ii buien
Nbinnitt befaflarbsa. Nls bet brEobs
isnt 4narifSins Ha5is. made absr bas
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-07
Dnr& sis mo 9Felter
ud6 3talien.
sibu ans sr aroaen 5a,rd@i6unaarii6a cffsnfps


g. u g. arags9auptqnarkr. S SUM- aapns FnS pe 3abs ausasbroa
ensian Eoat BIZ SaRHsug sud ESH ben @dnoen ss 5mtsssrotn ma
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-04
A Headdress Whose
Dominant Note Is Carried
Out by the Throat
Pendant
BY Indy Duff Gordon
("LUCILE")

/NERHAPS you will be thinking that stress
49, upon other things than dress
Der that dress. after ALL Is part woman's
toilette Just beautiful have OF its
beauty taken by ugly nharmonious untdy
by some unbecomng hat dress
wonans costume absolutely
adjoining dressing hcr hair.
The hair "s woman's crowning glory the
follow when In doubt Is let its
Ing attractive couture is always beyond criticism And
lew women comparatively speaking, know how do"
their hair think that fashions coures which savshy
followed by all is worse than a fashion In
dressed up The problem then Is essentially the
hat conrons US in choosing hat. with this exception.
with the hat hair is anadjunct
the head tho hair is tho greatest factor.
Ihere are only two factors into the maer-sim
phcy and harmony Simplicity usually in itself, harmony
ut IN the elaborate headdress
the left OF this and In simplicity
is not very apparent 1t is
harmony
In the larger picture the curious lattice effect would itself
nc somewhat bizarre But the bdcage sotened down
ana balanced by the large plume the
way tho large plume by itself
not mat II IS also softened down by the
IN the mead the note OF the forehead
eaea ny the pendant at the throat AMI in this
me ccl OF two similar things decreasing
single one These just practical
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-04

s.ss
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-11-24
Francis Joseph Leaves
Fare,UeN Message
to People and Army

London, Nov. ga special edition Of
the Weiner Zeitung has published tho
following farewell words of Emperor
Francis Joseph to his people. army and
navy according to Vienna dispatch to
Reuters, by way Of Amsterdam:
."To my beloved peoples, express my
heartiest thanks for their loyalty tow
ard me and my house in happy days as
well as in times OF distress The con-
sciousness Of this attachment has
strengthened me in fulfilling my i'm
perial duties. May they continue to
observe the same patriotic feelings
toward my successor.
My army and navy remember with
feelings of deepest thanks for their
bravery and devotion. Their victories
gave ME Joy and their mishaps painful
sorrow. The excellent spirit which at
all times has animated my army and
fleet and both my landwehrs gives me
confidence that my successor can also
count on them not less than / did"
Emperor Charles of Austria has sent
an autograph letter to Premier Tisza,
OF Hungary, confirming him and the
Hungarian ministers In their posts. ac-
cording to a Budapest dispatch to Reu-
ters by way Of Amsterdam.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-11-24
LABOR APPEALS FOR
HIGH COST INQUIRY
American Federation Adopts Resolu-
ton Asking Congressional lnvesti-
cation Into Practice Of Holding
Necessities For Higher Prices.

Baltimore. Nov. pa prompt and
full investigation by congress of the
holding Of foodstuffs and coal "for the
purpose Of raising the prices above the
normal rate" was urged today In
resolution adopted by the American
Federation Of Labor. II also asked a
federal commission to investigate the
whole question of the high cost Of liv-
ing.
Hope was expressed that speedy ac-
ton would be taken and that the COM
missions report would include a
recommendation for the prosecution
and severe punishment of those found
guilty Of infiicting on the public an
unwarranted increase in the cost OF
living"
The necessity of Imposing an en-
barge on the export OF wheat and other
foodstufrs until prices thereof return
to the figures prevailing before the
outbreak Of the European war also
was urged upon President Wilson and
congress by the resolution.
The department of Justice was urged
in an adopted resolution Immediately
TO institute Investigations thru the fed
eral grand juries in the larger cities
fol the purpose Of obtaining evidence
of illegal conspiracies In an effort to
extort higher prices for papers used in
the printing industry.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-11-24
Germany Plans to
Call Into Service
Men Up to 90 Years

London. Nov. 4,-The German auxil-
larry service bill is considered by Sec
retary of the Interior Won Loebel as
SURPRISING in4 Importance all previous
war measures, according to an Am
sterdamA dispatch to Reuters describing
the debate on the bill before the main
committee Of the reichstag.
Secretary Won Loebel opened the de-
bate on the bilI which provides for the
services of all men from II to so. He
said that besides the millions whom it
would render liable to service in the
army it would affect 100000 to, be
called upon for other services In this
war which sis not only war Of armies
but war of political economy. war
of nations"
Explaining that the object of the bill
was the mobilization Of labor, the
minister declared that instead Of the
lack Of employment which prevailed
at the beginning>of the war there was
now positive lack of labor especially
in the manufacture of munitions and
war material of all kinds. He said the
bill Is intended to assure the susten-
ance Of the laboring population and
that compulsion would only be used as
q. last resort and was not needed for
women.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-11-24
TYPHUS SITUATION
WE'LL IN HAND
Or. Boyd Declares There 10 No Danger
Of Serious Epidemic in Iowa as Re-
suit Of Outbreak at Fort Madison
All Five Cases Recovering.

Fort Madison, Nov. 24.-In a state
ment today to the Associated Press,
DR.. M. F.. Boyd. Of the Iowa state board
Of health, declared that the situation
in Iowa as regards the threatened epi-
demic Of typhus fever, was we'll in
hand DR.. Boyd said:
& 1.-The situation here is well in hand.
The railroad company is doing all in
its power to stamp out the disease, and
I shall recommend no further action on
the part of the state. When the work
OF fumigation is completed here the
apparatus will be sent to other states.
There appears to be no danger Of a Sc
rious epidemic.
There are now. five cases Of typhus
in the hospital here. All are recovering
E. B. Godfrey, Of the Illinois state
board of health, came to Fort Madison
today, to make arrangement for fumi-
cation OF construction camps at Currey
and Dal,inda, III. One Of the Mexicans
in the local hospital was taken i'll
shortly after coming from Illinois.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-11-24
Former American Obtained
British Title Because
of Inventions.
AUTOMATIC GUN
GAINED HIM HONORS
Becomes Naturalixed Citizen Of Eng
land in Order to Be Created Baronst
by Queen victoria-Maxim Also In
ventor Of smoksless Powder-started
Career as Maohinist in Plymouth,
Mass.

London, Nov 24.-Sir Hiram Maxim,
inventor, of the automatic system of
firearms, died at his home here early
this morning.
s;angerville. Maine. on Feb. 3. 1910.
He was descendent of English Puri-
tans among the early settlers in
Plymouth, Mass. After meager
schooling he went to work in a ma
chine shop. At % he was craftsman in
large steamship building concern in
New York City, where he invented a
locomotive headlight which went into
use. He did much to perfect gas ma
chimes for lighting private houses. In
1877 he took up electricity and was
among the first to make electric lamps
in the United States. He took out
many patents on electrical machinery.
In 1881 he was made cheyalier OF
the Legion of Honor of France. by
President Grevy.
Becomes British Subject.
The Maxim automatic gun was in
vented in 1884 in London and was i'm
mediately adopted by the British gov
ernrnent, which used 1t in the war OF
England with the Matabeles In South
Africa. The gun fired 600 rounds
minute and caused such slaughter that
parliament seriously discussed the
question as to whether it's use was
justified
Some years later Sir Hiram, created
a baronet by Queen Victoria. in 1901
after being naturalized as an English
man, invented the first smokeless
powder.
In 1884 Sir Hiram Maxim invented a,
heavier -than-air flying machine, which
raised itself from the ground carrying
pilot and passenger. Sir Hirams
machine was a ponderous affair ana
broke down in journey trial. In 1915
the inventor was appointed a member
Of theLi,lventions board, ,-created by the
government to meet the needs Of the
war " N
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rhree Women EXEC uied.

Field Headquarters American Puni-
tive Expedition, via Radio to Column
bus, N. NJ, Nov. 24.-Three Mexican
women were executed by firing squads
yesterday at FL Vale on the ostensble
charge preferred by Carranza adher-
ents that they had attempted to kill
Col Gonzales Diaz' commander of the
Carrahza garrison at FL Vale Papers
were said to have been found on the
women discriminating them.
Those executed were Margarita
Acosta her sister. Maria Castillo, and
Maria Reis, her servant. The triple
execution was held at sunrise We'd
nesday. The women faced the rifles
without weakening. This Is the first
time trio Of women has been executed
in this part Of Mexico.
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SOCCER GAME A TIE.

GrinneII Holds Minnesota Team to I
to | Score-Crowd For Football Game.
Special to Times Republican.
Grinnel. Nov. 24.-Grinnell College
soccer team met the University Of Min
nesota team here today, the game being
called at II, o'clock. The game ended
in tie score, to /. Minnesota's play
ers included four Japs.
There is big crowd here today for
the Grlnnell- Cornell football game.
which will decide the championship OF
the Iowa conference. The Cornell
corwd of rooters came in over
the Rock Island road on a special
train and is confident Of winning. The
field is heavy and rough game is ex-
pected.
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chihuahua City delayed by censorl
Nov. 24.--One general. two colonels and
100 men Of the Carranza soldiers were
killed today Thursday during the
lighting with Villa bandits.
More than 400 viilistas were killed
and left on the battlefield. (The names
OF the CarTanza officers killed have
been deleted from the message.)
After machine guns, which were
placed about 2 o'clock this afternoon.
had poured a furious fire into Viz
las ranks General Carlos Ozuna, Tre-
who's chief OF cavalry. delivered an at
tack on the villa center and drove tho
bandit forces back in disorder The
battle ended at I p M
Villa Appears At 9unriss.
villa disembarked at Alberto Station.
Just south OF tho American Smelling
and Refining Company's smelter. Ae
sunrise the Villa forces started to move
toward the city from the south and
southwest At 1880 the skirmishlng
which opened tho general fighting
started In various localities in frst line
trenches and by II o'clock the battlA
was well under way
The first fighting was at the north
western sector Of the dcfensivS work.
The villa cavalry was met by Trevino'a
horsemen. The guns of Serro Sants.
Rosa began to play.
The engagement soon became gen.
erai. A machine gun detachment ot
the government forces caught the en-
emy on the flank and rolled back the
bandit line.
Trevins Lssds 'cavaIry Asssek.
General Trevino led a brilliant cav.
airy attack In person late in the after
noon. which turned the course Of the
battle. He crossed tho river and
charged the enemy at point between
the old smelter and the cemetery. rhe
villa troops broke In disorder. General
Ozuma followed up the retreat TO Es-
cobas ranch. about five miles northwest,
OF Chihuahua
After his cavalry attack which was
followed up by Ozuma, General Tre-
vino. altho suffering from a wound re-
celVed at that time, visited the trenches
covering the entrance to the town ae
Aarco avenue. where, cheered by he
men. he Strengthened out the troops.
who were subjected for short time 10
the concentrated fire of the Villa forces
During the last phase of the battle.
General Trevlno remained on Santa
Rosa, directing the artillery, which
played until about 1880 .. M. when
darkness rendered further work unet
fective.