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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-04-26

Mrs. Anton J. Draxton, Litchfeld,
Mimi, R. F. D. No. 8 Box 544 writes
DR.. Doran of Minneapolis that Mr..
Draxton is cured of Gall trouble and also
their son is cured of bed wetting. DR..
Doran has hundreds of these letters
from patients thru the state. You can
consult this Specialist at New Ulm,
Grand Hotel Monday May 8. Hours
noon to p. m. Adv. 1918
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-04-26

DR.. West Hazelton of Minneapolis
will be at the Dakota House today,
Wednesday, to meet those in need of
treatment for eye trouble. See her.
Adv. IT
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-04-26

Reserve your seats at the Pioneer
Drug Store for the Annual Schauturnen
OF the Turner Zoeglingsverein to be given
Saturday evening, April 29th. For
prices read their announcement in this
ISSUE Adv. 14tf
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-04-26

II in need of an auctioneer and look
ing for the high dollar, list your sales
with me Tel. 283. A.. S. DORM
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-04-26

EMIL WICHERSKI: ]. E. Tilt
mems shoes. Over 200 satisfied customer
on their No. 3 last. Once bought, al
ways used, no others will suffice.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-04-26

FOR SALE: Typewriter in good con-
dition. Cash or payments. Call or
write, otto English. adv14tf
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-04-26

Make money by saving money and
drink Old Fashioned Coffee. At the
Broadway Grocery. Adv15
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-04-26

II you have Eye Trouble" see H. O.
Schleuder, Optometrist and Eye Strain
Specialist. Beussmann Block. Adv IL
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-04-26

Get your tickets for the best and
biggest Schauturnen ever held in New
Ulm, Saturday evening, April 10Th, in
honor of the Golden Jubilee of the Turner
Zoeglingvesrein. Adv. 14tf
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-04-26

The secret of true happiness in is
drinking Old Fashioned Coffee Get
it at THE BROADWAY GROCERY.
Adv.15.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-04-26
WANTED: Girl for general homework.
Apply at Mrs. E. Metzinger. Adv 16

BOARD by the day or week. Meal
Tickets. Home cooking. Price very
reasonable. Mrs. A. Thereau, Tel.
685. One door north of Pfeferle's
Drug Store. Adv 81
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-04-26
FOR SALE

Mind your own business. If YOU
don't have one, take course in Man.
kato Commercial College and you soon
will have. Send for their catalog.
Adv. 17-22
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-04-26

LUST: A string of small gold beads.
Lost between 500 So. State St. and
Ottomeyer's store. Finder please re-
turn to DIR. c. W. Miller for reward.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-04-26

Old Fashioned Coffee is the coffee
that. makes the customer that always
comes back. That is why we sell it at
IHE BROADWAY GROCERY Adv.15
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-04-26

ADAM J. PETERS,: Painter. deco
rator and Paperhange,. All orders
promptly executed by experienced work.
men
Putnam patriot., 1916-07-07
What ths World Is Doing Told
 in Condensed Form.
MOVES N THE GREAT MaR
sst,i.s h Eu-op='s elszrtie Struggle -a@sirs at tHs sztisn's Capital --sp7erIrg. h All Corners
 cf s-. Country.
Wdr Bulletins

The British use oo-1 gas a-1 s1oze ta eover t1elr treaca raids h the Tprss salient were t5zld Eas bodies ot Germans kiu=1 1~ gas 1 -hs-r tre1c1- T1a Germans re-aliarsd by bau5a-zzlzas os saz Ce1za5az pes.- -l51s al 55se-v4 4sory R.9ga zzt SeEr=a H.
 Eass5aa troops fighting Ia FolAyala and Gsaci4 n ozs day took prisoner z-I ozczrs zzd I5zs5 men says lA@ o4caL statement 1ssus1 5y t1s R1z- s-az War DeRsr-n=lt-
 Kaiser Wilhelm ls reported a. AoTsl c1 -zs Rza1 front
 The case w-A E1eh ra1Eg gar r serar sE iE=as5 gan rz 5s -1= enemy
 e az1 kE back zs-z s s t H 2as 5-s s=5z=8z-s we-s 5Eslr
 zA4 z zeH 14 1a a sca-s not z5s
 % Mar l. 1s Ea Navy 1= s5zsF sr zaz-4rs4 sz German z15- usar.z#s
 TAe Fr-1a press azz p4alle wzrs described l Pzas 5sRazsz zs s1- tsassly rested za the z-1zlrazzczs forward movement ey tzs Ilzl41s and tas EzsslaEz
Putnam patriot., 1916-07-07
Wa dShinofOH

C2rrylzg Ssz2 eae eoo. the postal zp- Eronrl4ttaz bL vas passed by IAe Senate
 A1nozzcezezr was made hy ths War DepArEEezt that members of The National Guard whs refused tO taks ths Federal cath cannot De discharged. hai Egst lace a court-ua-yi4L
 4 bM 10 PTo2Gblt enlistment ia the regular army CT militia of y04ths. U1- der q years ot age Eita1aE parents consent xas introduced by Senator LaFoilet1a.
 Admiral WInsIaw reported 10 the Nary Department that d complete z1r- vsy of tae Mexican West Coast dLs- closed 10 trace os Japanese wgrshlps-
 EzndFss.s aE lelegrams urgzag Presi- 6sas Wasea Q avoid AoztLIiEies w5th Meuco were received al LAs Whits House.
 The Senate vo1ed 10 purchase for s7sa Sea tAs zevsee af JaAa Hay Han raas- Jr- for naHtrnlLag the coarse of tarpez9es by ration
 Extra pay VII be slioxs1 eniissei men and ofHeers of tAe FeSa2ar army On torega service.
Putnam patriot., 1916-07-07
KEY TO LEmsERo SEIZED

Len1oa--TAs taRa q Aalasas8 h Eas, G&lse-a. called The key Co Len- berZ. WAs captured by the Razzlaas.
 Wrh tais strategic point the Cars forces get conCF9l 0f Ave rA4H2ys az1 zlx AiEAFaa1H
 Ta4s places taem la position t0 pvass tAesr advance oa Lenaeerg from tAs soa-a
 Tas Rasssaas also have taken tAs tg~E Of 0eerzYa. northeast 0t Eglo- ulsa. and several ofAer villages nsEgA 4a4 soasa of tAat point.
 Tae Tear os lhs Austrian army Is threatened hy tas Russian saeeess. aa4 tAs force of General vua Bosh- msr ca tae svaa ls placed iz pre- caFsoas position.
 Tas bast.e leading Co tAa evacuation as h8.a@@A h described as h4vlag hesa terrible la is stubaoEusss. and ls sad e hAvs been attended ay Ire ua1aoas loss ot fife.
 Taa Russians attacked tAs Azstr.ans rapeA aaIr and al heavy cost before they compelled the Tsutoaz ts rssire.
 IH rae agaflas fartAar north al Ne zN5sz2 azal1ss EoA Botauer's army fas Russians south ot sae Da8essar forced tae.F way 10 the EestNar2 b the mouth os the SirsQa-
Putnam patriot., 1916-07-07

Rzzzzaaz zss g-szs sal . 5s sLs95 aa9 ezca
 Rzso1.1zz1-s a.l1p z.1 bT Eas 5-gz-Izz- .isz o- u4,1zezz p-ss41czs uazzE4szzr- CTS uFzaz ue1 Ezzzi1z e przEa-a rs= saarezs Ter me Ez4EzEzcfaes Of Hss1leal supplies Esr 1zz zrzs zz1 zavy . case q var were received 5y PFesaizzr VII soa
 Former Preszzeus TafE vas sEe m chson guest of Charles 2 Haghss z- t1s lattersz hazs d. BFl4ge1-1gsa LL
 c T Zeigsr. Csaeazs packer hal his pocket picked eE checks zzd CIT rsncy vaged q sIs.sT7 val1s riding l1 Chicago street car
 Robert E Day zns Lcuis RsIrz- pri- yates ia Co T I41A Regimen. q B-oa zlyz. wers dr1xue6 EzlEs baza- ing i1 5ha Gasea12de RlYer. M3-
 Tae steamship Parma arriving sr New Tork fraz St Thouas- raBcrte4 EaV5ng been ooa<ts5 by Frsuea sruis- CT two days ztte- I@aviag porL
 Waile showing ssiz0E slP.av= how to 1az5[e Jrzups Marx 0By-le- Ls- hza Valley swI-c5zzz- sz1t and kllE sd himse-t in swltcbcower ln New ark waIe showng h3w D zse 8 re Folvsr
 Tas a-se militia sa zeaea Texas vas me Frsr Illinois LnEznrv
 The ff1s-h sn1Ezl snczupzsat oE tze Grand Army Of ths Republic vas eoacl1dat at Ceicz- N Y
 Cardinal Gibbons celebrated the 55ca z1n5varsary ot his orii1a-H11-
 ZsaFu Increase ot z5z cents 2 day ans aee1 zrazta5 70 al eoldae- tors Zot5U5a and messengers em r3T5 aH -Ae Sr-.ngEs.1. Mass. s.s=es Railway Go
 ezL .a licensed zvz-ors t1 Tal- u-Es=< l1E ssrEle= w-1 1za army 5z a1- federal czl w= s=uz o1- sg tAs Aero Caa os Illinois,
 Fzy carloads If sgu-l2sn- fer Va s-oaa4 Gzz=ls z the e@1r4I division sza were ss f-E -1e zrz- Zzz arsenal az Bgek Island lL
 Nearly s= lAsEszz4 Azaer.1-zg rzl1- gses sroz M=xc0 arrived sE Calves to- aboard three Steamers.
Putnam patriot., 1916-07-07
siExICAS CAMPAIGN

Gaasr1I TrsgIao at0Aes4 -As A Ar Essassr rszzG raat L1s Fal& kEra5s Massels earase69. Ez4a Cassal ss4 Ramon s1aaa 4A4 Been s4g4- I s'. .9 sa1ar fae 1s aseto ssgsrnlsa5=s teEr~ rsry. ooaa. tssz me Ca-ts4 s-alss.
 glasz aeesss Rad az Cafza-zlssa saas asz bsaE sess4a4 az1 gE=a erzz 4 az 1s Asxle@z Ezr3sral ArEg -
 Hea ea-ranza oaeers a. fsasz1. haa cH mz n eaals Hs -FssV r-aeetal ar aa tae saFv of tas T'uHs4 States 8 A Eas13 ses4rn ia nlassszs zaas aat var A-a.er.a4 cap E4fsa seam
 Tas bed ss 5s sxat dead Amer eaa sasrz Nage sra4sEt sa ca.aEl3 3as y M Eu tas Hsss ln Ws-ec-
 MF Aes44f. she Mexican Eare5sn Ma5sfsr. azs Asat ts.sgrama % tas soaza Asasetaaa aaflops eceassas tae fats8 ss 5f ge- aY aa4 aa1.ar1ns taak 5ae Eatea States .s -hs enemy ct aa tes la-a- -Aas-.eaa rsasa..zs- 8fex.ta 41ts ra tee soasa American se-a=za f7r 4s4 .a 4To-1.-E saf.
Putnam patriot., 1916-07-07
Foreign

A report from Petrossa4 a@yH tAs u1raA VIII sapeart & sfs meat i2 grorgalag sgr eas gsl44ae-- ssoa1s.- uoA e Ee1ka
 AZ advance la w49ss of Der ee1t aas been granted ss card Fc1uls b.aw- zqx r0.azz aae hard waste EuEksEa eg B7itIsa eotEsa sg zEeFa-
 TAEty-sx persons weEs kaiea and more tAaa forsg snlass4 .a ee.i3ao1 aegweaz tso tralna ag 4.A-aea4 a4lEl4- aazF M Mzx.eo CzsT.
 0Eeaa aane@acemsEt wAa made sz Iczaoa taat IS soldiers. saAars ard policemen. and 2a4 civilians were Allez Ia the Dablin outbreak.
 X marlllmH conference u rha Al-ies wH be he'd iH Far.s D December. 70 estabHsa rules governing tae opera slnn os sha merchant marine ot LAs various nations.
 Mss Cleveland. daughter of the late President Cleveland. arrived la Lon. Ion 10 act as a voluntary worker sn st. Dunstaas Home for Blind Soldiers With one section composed entirely of Japaness. and another 1i Mormons, tas 18th Mounted Rifles Of Medicine yar Alberta. were inspected.
 Kanr George has directed PaFlia' rneat 70 e-4ct a memorial 10 the 1.sA.ary oE Lord Kitehsner
Putnam patriot., 1916-07-07
CEN cssssszs srf1L DEFIANT
Fa-st ctasf Taxes fssaz Ufta Es.ry
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F6-st cssf Taxes iSssz Ulta Every
 psdat EaHs@s sf Az~f7 strzrs1-
 4sEa5 Glsg-la a4s e -zs Zazz es EazE asszs s9zr ssa- ag 0z= govern zzaz ts az5eazF F=a1sszzn.3 z1rzaz=z.1 pfaz.azE of tas zz faeza government 3t Hs1zas. t5ex ss&Fp assze sra avery tsaazz zaz contention 1f taz Uazse,4 states Atuinlsgrs The nasaAzs asserted me -rzzsz gf NsElEs - as- aazt rom tas 6F5wsrzGsaz 0s t1s Uazcs8 States sae immediate wsa traE2l og lEs troops from Nsx-1-a s8l.
 Tae aets aa8 she atzltu5s ot ths Carrazza g9verzue1t are astsz1et as8 zre4s szEprtse s expressed szaf -zs En.ted states g5EsrrEeaE s.oal1 taks Hzaraga aE sae lone of gha la. ssz uaaznzeatlsa 1r9m Ghs M=xEcan garslza 0Hes. for. sae zlsnsraa44z says the de taeto E9aernmzaE sas received zog oaa bat many -tlseozr- tsasa az4 overh=artzx eezllass4 t1oas from zEe Uzssd States
 Tas ds faeto government .asls-s rzat taa charze of The State De5arrrn aut saat CarraaEa forces hare ass seazat So suBprsss eae haz5iFs la Northern Msn-c9 a szzse l. asserts ssat aae warning was gwen American military sa.Aorlf.ss 5f z1e apgraach ot EalA aza a.s saaa soxarf1 esls- s-ahs1s. az4 .t aecasss Nator General Scatr azt 
 .a ms.sat.ag General 0b-ssoa az tse conference Fezar5sas the e-sssaE es Aas#ss-aa troops .E-o MaEga
Putnam patriot., 1916-07-07
ADDs21O, O,O0O,OOO
 TOkATION' STAKES
Revenue Bill Doubles Levy or Incomes and Puts .M0.-
 COO on lnheritances
HITS nUsITl0s MAKERS
Mar -fsctg~e-z of EKpI pIesas.s 11s- Pay te Per Cent on Gruss 7=ee 5:s -P-s ogty on OfssSaFts-creztes
 TarrT4 cclr-s8ssson.

W4s1-lgr gr11--AfrsE several months 5. sz4g zad laBor she D@4-erz-s .. tzs Bays z11 Means CJ11u--rss Eto ne Haase tae rsvezu= s-. w1 ls intended Co ra-se s-L4. 4s B A41szioEzl Fevez1s -3 1ssl sas 4xrraa rt1uary demands e z4 sza defense and general laere4sz "a g3gs-zm=zi4L exgeaaitarss. O14.s-4z14zg provisions .. re 6l are
 Tse zoa5laE os the basle rs-s e zae lzeoHs s4x 2z1 asarscs414y EsA=r s1r-4xss-
 o- Al Lahsri.a1sss a5ovs 
 4x q 10 per ce1-- oz me Eerve4 nom "a aEzs e
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 Creation efa a TaEE Cauulzs1 tAs 6L 59eFe4 by M Rlasg ot E4o-z several aga
 aursss on Eoc1s tLro
 1ae restriction shat eAs A41 dealers saaA not 3sa. t1 Competitive articles that Ls. legs- laa saz4E2g ~sying e9aEraets made 4ars2d
 Rs.aI of fhs stamp 2x sec tloas of ne emergency rsTen1s b os Oct zz. 1914. and tae reseu- ttoa ia Eoa3Iasi form Of the spezI axes carried h Ehat uez- sara
 SsscAl .zx oa baaksrs- broksrs pawa brokers. clreusss. billiard haas howllag alleys. theatres. &c. Eetsaaoa ot she ~eollaction A, ths s1-s~ feature 0f tAs sx-z ing lzccua rax law
 sffs ooaGco. More lueon- TsI CAazF-sa Eleehln of the Ways ard Mszas Cour r1gtsea estimates th4t the araea szeEts 10 tAs income tax VII P tzee s1fa 0a8. e8a ad slFsoa2I; the asaar a1ee tax levy s59 a5a eoa and tAs uzn.1aas tax s5.ea9 gEa. The Fe k4i1s4 provisions Of Ehe rsveEae h.ll # 1914 s estimated. VII pEu1aea ssa a
Putnam patriot., 1916-07-07
NEWS \ BRIEF

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Putnam patriot., 1916-07-07
Sporting

M ~ Ea from Ea lk -aa  s @ 4 
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 Ctx Ea4zs Eafass ais asaf1s se- sare. National sit.e waea @e wa1 sas 1Weas 11 open g7I aaEng 7zs5Ig e sas United sfatss ca tas Haks at tas Mln4x4a4a Clsa at AiHasape3 Score zss. was ,he lowest svss aa1s ia taa natsaAI ogea champ oa24ips
Putnam patriot., 1916-07-07
ALLIES SMASH
 GERMAN LINE
Tn0-Nile Advance Wade bY British al Some Points
 Of Attack
KAlsER's LOSSES GROWING

Lcataz- -i1z4xz-zt tzeir great sst 99aaslss og EAe war t1s Brlslsa sa8 Fraaca sa siazazzaaeoas aasazIes 8EeE sr8at ag s ml1ss asozg the River ss1ms. captured f8 913 prs- saers They toox exat ssNEs 2a4 aeAas Eaa aas. aza szaashs8 tas Ger 4aa front ss 8 1spza 1t aFs ElIss .a saHss paaees-
 Tae sasirs aFst line trenches were taken tae Aaga-FreaeA advancing ss ths seeaaa Hze Eve l1ss aa the rear aa1 rssalalax tae terrain wea
 Ta= eawzs cabsars4 were. Maat4a- ban and Mamss1 s4s- of Albert slta FesE.aas ts sae a-srtAeast aa4 Bsu pierre Bseg4.ae1Qrt aa6 Pay. s1aEs 9s t1a Aa1Fa riveF.
 serlss gt powerful counter smokes ware delivered b7 taa Kalsera la- .tasrr asx bat -aaT tlt nos sa eaa3 z rae9gsszaE aay = t4= t 
 e3 ssateu H kafs @ Aaaea ate ar f araaa aosss q ma
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 aH er
 
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 The Franea ea9Eare8 tas fsstIse4 Ftlags al Eara seeea EIas saasa. sast 5f A3tart aad wsH HaaGa Ia German fsst Aas.
 faflaza GermaH astaek az Moa 'aa1an. Ave mites cas- gf Az6ers. and far 1lles asovs Curaa. br8xs a8wn. The e.ggest saeeess aeA8ere4 by tAs British wAs she capture os tae stf9axy fartlnsz village sf Fy1ca9rs. saasaeaat ef A5oert aa8 ueAr taa cen ter of tAa hatt.a frua1
 Fartaer aorth. Btr.sa troops peaa- traEe1 German treaeaeA aE varlgus points ga ghs iFani bstNsea saaeaen and TgFes
 The scene af The sercest fsA-lax ca Aae e2a4+saae 4e aA Ataea 2HFtA 9t Pans -Feesers pat oar hy tae B-ltiza on the wesseEa fsozt ew5 days aga apparently sacess5sa ia boating the Nsax anots sa toe 8eemaa EzesL The eghsAaE e tAe hle0diess af The Na- The battle af gsra4a. un ta q few aaFs ago regarded as ~gAs Efsasest oe AistaEy LOW seems hae skiFl. isa alongside tAe Eiaus stguEge go- ing 1a hetwaaa Teatons an8 A4Has on tAe somme. .Yet rals struggle. if ls Gear. E stsa ia .ss inaal stage.
 A heavy aEtaek was aireets8 by fhe GermAss against tAe TA.aamout field worS. near yerdun. agasa in French han3s. The attacking t9res was als- peFse4.
Putnam patriot., 1916-07-07
GERMANS TO sE VEGETARIAN

proai cftion of Use of Meat Planned
 for S=1ter1oe-.
 Bzrii1- via Lon1o1--OElng to the scAzt fat and potato supplies far July and August prohibition of the use ot meat In thess uOarAs has been found tmprac1ic4bls- bat Minister Of the In terror v0a B2tocz n an interview stated that prohibition may -s re- sorted to ln September. 4 nationwide regulation ot meat rzriO1s. through 2 uniform meat card Es planned by tas Food Regulation Board
Putnam patriot., 1916-07-07
The Southern c-uss-

The Southern Gross has for those south of the equator 8 national as vel as 8 scientific interest In Tas- aaniz. as well as ia the whole of Australia. there is patriotic senti- nsIt attached 10 this small but bril- 'saat constellation II sdorns the flag snd Is quite an emblem Of the com. Eonwealth. and Is as familiar to the man on the street as Is our Dipper with uS-MoutEeal Herald.
Putnam patriot., 1916-07-07
2ooo WOMEN ARMY COOKS

5rstiss Estnortties Accept Services Of
 50 More Volunteers.
 L.ozdOn.-Fivs hundred more wo- men have been accepted by the Brit isa War once as army cooks and VIII soon he ssat 10 the front to join Is9a others who have been satisfying Tomuy's appetite
 These women wear khaki. live in camps and barracks. mess. draw ra- tons and are the nearest approach ths army l2s ys< seen to ThonasIns A-klas.
Putnam patriot., 1916-07-07
TAFT ADVOCATES BIG NAVY

Alsc esIae4ss Ws~rce 0,et-.-s ia
 #seta Fsstr5 For &sw Eas Tan ta Ea4a-aa Hse
  A4e an aemF ck 1e cr eenz
 an4 nary 1 szs 2alH % GEast Britain e salt ueclar.aE as f4a a tae Marae usaaFtza. ta# sE P~es said < oagas t5 6e agAe.z via toree.
Putnam patriot., 1916-07-07
General

Captain Hans TAEschsr wAs acQ1.E- ted n Federal CozTt in New Yost of a charge of having co1srlred to blow u2 she WegsE8 Canal iE Canada
 Tzs United StAsss Government has purchased rA4 steamers NArragAnsett and Manhattan trsG t7e Gra25 Trunk
Putnam patriot., 1916-07-07
SENT BACK ss UNDERWEAR

Asylznse~s whe Refused to Take
 Gath StrcreG of Untferrs
 Baltimore. Md-Wasn tas nsw Cor ernmazt oath czzs 70 be administered @ members of the Satiocal Gzar1 a zamaer af thez refused 10 sGbscTibs to B. Tas first refas41s cane iz Troop A bat after Captain Rockwsll. the United States mastering se1csr. lad appealed 10 their patrioZ1s1 near F al cana f0rwAra The three who Ael9 oat were stripped cf tAs.r G2.- forms 2a1 fed a underwear.
Putnam patriot., 1916-07-07
Trib.sss to Fsnlnlnlsy.

When 6 man loves a woman t is of nature. when a woman loves man it is of graee-of the grace that won- an makes by her Ioyeliness ss-ChArles x. Deems.
Putnam patriot., 1916-07-07
rr ThAA

Stepping on a sqnAwky doll h the dark is said 10 temporarily relieve tAs worst case of chronic rheumatism
Putnam patriot., 1916-07-07
soct Narsets al a Glance.
FREE TRIAL PACKAGE

II you want to eat, sleep Snd Issa
 better, cut cut this coupon wrats yls-l5
 name and address beloS and sSal
 for 8 free trial package q boot1-
 0vsrton Laxative and Liver Tablets. Yoa viii not believe how gents. yet thorough their action $ uH1 yo1 have tried them.
 They relieve constipation, el-ao-s
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Putnam patriot., 1916-07-07
Bugbee's Department SfOr
You Will Love the DOVE"

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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-06-15
kIRkVILlE.

Clyde Carter fell off OF shed at his
home Monday and broke his arm.
Barton Pelham was a business caller
in Ottumwa Monday.
Miss Dena Granawold spent Monday
and Tuesday with her friend Miss Mil
dred Aldridge.
Mrs. Jonathan Parks and daughter
Bertha Mrs. Ed Bedford, Mrs. Charles
Barnard and children spent Wednesday
at the home Of her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Gullick.
The Rebekah lodge met Tuesday and
elected the officers for the ensuing term
as follows: N. G., Miss Lora Zentz; ".
G., Mrs. Blanche Molker; secretary.
Miss Bertha McGlasson; treasurer Miss
Elsie Hayes. -,. ~
Mrs. Jesse Kelsor Of Marshtllto1r is
visiting at the home Of her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Jonathan Parks.
Those who were in Ottunawa Satur
day were Mr.. and Mrs. Brown Belford,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Pike, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Parks. Mr.. and Mrs. p. A. Sinnif,
Mrs Jesse Ross, Mrs Jonathan Parks
and daughters Bertha and Mrs. Jesse
Kels0 -. --- ~. -------------
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OF ELD0N
WOULD FIX ROAD
MAYOR, coUNclLMEN AND cITI.
zENs APPEAR BEFORE BOARD
OF SUPERVISORS TODAY.

The mayor, councelmen and num-
Der Of citizens of Eldon, met with the
board of supervisors this morning at
the court house and petitioned the
board to straighten the road leading
into Eldon to connect with Ninth
street. The petition was submitted to
the board and the mayor and citizens
made speeches.
At present there are two turns lead
ing into Eldon, within hundred
yards The idea as presented by the
Eldon people is to cut straight through
connecting the main highway with
Ninth street thereby given a straight
course into the city.
The following people were present:
Mayor e. E. Hilles, H. G. Vass, Van
Baldwin, Nick Lutz and A. Staeffen,
of the council, and E. J. Moore, w. Fl.
Stauffer, w. D. Taylor, N. v. Level
Ign, Adelbert Christie, F.. ]. Jaques,
H. R, Baker, R. G. Hughes, Fred
Short, w. H. Grove, L. E. Haydock,
George Black, Aaron Rapp, Hasen
Moore, John Berry. ...-.',
In the petition the citizens of Eldon
agree to do part of the work and to
raise part of the money needed to
straIghten the highway.
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FRANK DANCEL0'S
BOND $4,000
MEN AND WOMEN ARRESTED FOR
MURDER AND COMPLETELY
y CHARGES FACE COURT.

Centerville, June 14.-At the conclu-
sion of the habeas corpus hearing be-
fore Judge c. W. Vermilion in the case
Of the four Italians and Linnie Hinkle
arrested for the murder and completely
In the murder of Pearl Traxeler, the
court held Frank Dangelo, the princi-
pal, under $1,000 bonds; Charley Rove
and John Tomalis under $4,000, and
the other Italian and Miss Hinkle un-
der $4,000. They we're all brought
handcuffed except the girl, from the
Ottumwa Jail for the hearing. 1t is
not believed that any held for more
than $4,000 can furnish bail.
The case Is exciting much attention
here. In Justice court bail of all ex-
cept Dangelo was first flxed at $4,000.
When the Italians had raised a cash
purse sufficient to get them out the
Justice raised the bail to $4,000, and
then the habeas corpus case was
started After Pearl Traxler was shot
by the sweetheart of Linnie Hinkle
as he left the dance where he had
been dancing with her, the murderer
and the other three Italians with the
girl jumped into an auto, drove to
Seymour, and were arrested at the, de-
pot where they were taking the train
for St. Louis.