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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-07-06
CHURCH POOR BOXES ROBBED.

Keokuk, July Poor boxes In st.
Marys church we're broken into by
thief or vandal. Father Giglinger dis
covered the boxes had been broken
into and robbed when he entered the
church. The thief got only few
pennies is the belief of Father Gig
linger. But at that the scamp must
have had colossal nerve to raid a
church poor box Of its pennies. .-
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-07-06

Kansas City Produce.
Kansas City. Mo-, July 5.--Butter
eggs and poultry unchanged.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-07-06
Toledo Grain Seed.


Toledo. O., July 5.-Clover seed
Prime cash, $3.50; Oct, 1910; Dec.
1887.
Alsike-Prime cash, $3.50: Aug. 1910.
Timothy-Prime cash, $40; Sept,
1925.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-07-06
SHORTAGE OF hARvEsTERs.

Sioux City, July "a shortage Of
field hands is feared by the grain
growers of South Dakota. An appeal
has been made to the grain men Of
Sioux City for $4,000 to help garner
the Dakota s~crop. Fear Of Dakota
farmers over an expected dearth of
help Is due to the fact the harvest IN
that state will be two or three weeks
later than usual A record yield OF
small grain is expected In South
Dakota this year, although the acreage
Is considerably below that Of last year.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-07-06
Real Estate Transfers
Furnished by J. A. Lowenbero

Ethyl A. Erbacher and husband F. t
John C. Kirfman, E1s and sen NEA
10 II IA, 81 and exchange.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-07-06
ST. Iouis Produee

81. LOUIS FFoouce.
st. Louis, Mo-, July 5.-Poultry-
Chickens. 14c; springs, 20@23c: tur-
keys. 1871 @24c; ducks 12c; geese. 7c.
Butter-Creamery, CSC.
Eggs-21c.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-07-06
NO PLEAFoR LIQUOR voLAroRs.

Sioux City, July 5.-Liquor violators
are not to be confined in prison cells.
The Iowa state law providing peni-
Tertiary sentences for persistent
violators has been declared invalid
by the state supreme court. The
case was that of J. F. Davey, Sioux
City druggist, who had been ordered
confined for a year after third con-
viction for contempt of 9 liquor in
junction. Only last week judges stat
ed all Injunction violators would be
sent to prison il the law was sustained
by the supreme court.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-01

Bolt lelbIt RaIeiiani, pDraus I'M
mtttelalterli9en 9atein GaIfiani
unooriTd Rac8of un6 OsutId Rotten
ober aaBen tpurbe. Ser lebtere va
me blisb biz In bas is. Snbr1uns
bert binein aagemstn berbreitet; nod
pdbrenD Der 0fterreiGifagn 0tfns
potion 1718 Bis 1889 unD fpdter
nod 1871 porb Der bon Serben be-
nobnte gelqraoer Stnotteil amtIih
Rai3enitabt genaunt. Wobsr bic
Ierbostrpatif6en Clans emit in oies
ies sSbartal in porgei6idtli9er 3sit
~einqepanoert Fnb, bIeibt nod imrsr
cine Der eroBen Gragen Der 8eIts
1ei6idte, uRb nur 10 uiel ite1t feft
OaB bic IeBten 5puren nab 5nners
aFen peiIen. SebeRfals trafen be
G6mer bier f6on LANCE ieBbofte ehts
5IaDenTfdmme an, ais fe inter 5ras
ian i'm aanbs fiibIid Der 8onau To-
loniTsrten unb burd fe Elm 9es
BON MilitdritrnBen legten.
9as Gtdbt9en Gai6ta lit 5iunr
era 1916 erftnnben, aber Der 9eer'
peQ burds ssbartal bdtiert aus BEL
alien aaiferftabt uno bas nab
| 9Obi gasar, Der fpidtigite frategrs
| IGe guRft 4ltierbiens, gait i6or
bamals ais Der rShIiiFel ben Ebs't
faIonife9, Dem beute pieleenannter
Gnlonifi. Sic tarte 6eItuns nal
fdon snetnal in 0lterreidifhem 8e.
ItB. 1889 eroberte Is mt son3 4ltl
ferbieu Der Grof pitcolomini, osTSf
raIasm Giegss5ag frsiIid fGon in
folanoen Sabre Der berihmte @roB.
beair Qhmeo G1priiIi Elm 3ieE FEB.
te. Gsnau 80 Sabre ipdtsr. 1879
fisB Marf9aa b. Ssdenoorff ge9sl
9obi gasar Dor, bas Der taiisrIidl
96erH 9entulus beieBte unb mt Oh
rem qeqen cine ftarts uebsrmadt Der
tefOiqts. 6euer mar e. Der leBt
GttbpunEt Der Gerben, bic gtgen b
montgnegrinifhen 8erge georiidt par
ben: BAG SbartoI unb bic S6arlanb
f6aft, bas 5er8 QItIerbiens, fii6r
ten sur IeBten gataitroPbe oes Ser
benbesres.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-01

Die Qaiierieh baben nldt esltllg
,aron, i6ren 9eiuoeu ole lire Gtsins
1unaen a6suIpre4eu, aud unterein'
lnoer fino tie i'm aonturreu5 s&fe.
30 behaartsn bic Stal;ensr, ooB
liht Gta6tingole, pit Die GngldnOer
ebouptsn, ben @runoItsiu gum gros
zen 8au beg Rotsn atfu5es gs'
eat babe, iOnOern Elm Staliener na'
mems 5erOinanb paIasctaup, Elm
gbirura bes bpurbpniitsn 9esres'
gr fod Der critic g~epeisn Iein, Der
ben QusipruA tat, 6ab Der Berfpur'
oete tetn Seino 1T. 9aIascinnc
muBts feline cole Gelinpuug Ger pflegs
lie au8 bic Rebelsn In MsHina) nit
einem So9r Serter biBen. 1860
mar er tpieotr aI8 ar3t in 9nris
6oI0is Seer tGtig utb ieBte cine
grdmie bon 100 Subj fit benieni9tn
aus, ser 100 CUTE, prottiI gReseIn
fir arit9s1iruraie aufitclen piiree.
1862 per0ffentIinte sr cine S6rift
Die Nsltralitdt ber 8erIpunoeten
i'm 9rine", in Ser er duBtahrte, nab
Der gerpunbete audi pom 6einoe all
Ie n5ttqs 9fle1e erbaIten miife, uno
oaB bos 5onitdtspcrionaI unb iibers
baupt dies. mas our Rsttuna her
gernunbettn bsItimmt pdre, Gem
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-01

8oufammlun9 her3ugebeu. Sta
lisnilde GeIer itoBsn Tih pObl mft
Oorun, oab fir cine 9rof9e aug fals
f6em golbe aud nidt stnn1al 10
Sire au erIofen Tin0, ebenfoDsuig, ME
"a re ftuBig modt, baB oer 0sut'
Tde Safer EN- anterpsrtiges S4mnd'
it'd oerfGeutt bobsn fOa. 9as Sc
.Ididtden pobt in 0as eun5e SEP
uno 9agenlbRem treffIi4 bInsin.
Ra6rt Die grfinouns ni6t oOn Der
G6dufpislerin lslbjt Der. 70 bat Der
Suipefier ffe pielet8t betrogeu. Dem
bstannten aniggsIan BUD dbsr
Inirb fir bic 3utunft Elm nsuer abs
fhnitt, betitsIt olIeber Den lmgong
nit 0ugldnoern" btn5agefagt iDetneH
miFeni
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-01

3ablt: Bel Mrtenab, an 26. Ssptems
BET 1870, geriet Elm nlansnunterpfs
ff3isr in tgennrti9sr 8eiie in @efons
qeni6afi, 10 6aB er ipdtsr bofilr In
0ieIfaGer @eiie ausge5eidnet tpurbe.
SIS mar Der u~nterofii3ier @en5eI BON
Encouragement prin8 Quguit BON
Bdrttsmberg Rr. 10. 3piInen Dem
geuer Osr fran36fiaer Jnfuntsrte
upb Osmienigen psrfolssnber fran36s
ffGer 9raaoner fpuros Dem 2eutnant
BON Miblaff Ill. bds 4fsrO pRtsr
Dem qsibe erT9pHen. pa parierR rer
i'm our Settle reiteROs untefofIi5ier
9enssl i'm idlimmItsu apgslregai
lem gferb, foB ID uno fiibrte ts iei=
nem 9sutnant 3n nit ben Borten:
.8pttpdrts, 6err asutnant, auf mein
gferb, retten Sir fid!" llub aIs
qtuinnnt BON MliblaFF einsn Moment
5oeerte, figte @sn3el biH3u: nS4nell,
fdnea, 6err 2eutnant, better i'd peroe
eefnuasn ais Sie!" So Folgie Der
aeutnant ano enttam, pdhreno @ens
seI gsfaageu tpurbe uno bis anfana
UGr3 auI Der Snfsl 9lerOn, no aud
gbeobDr sgontone geiangsuiaB, intfrs
niert nuroe. aoiier 0ilbsIm osrs
feb Dem 8rapen Oas Giierhe areu3,
oas Regiment febts ibm cine 8elbs
pr1mie aus, bic bic Stdnoe oes
RrHnbsretr arsifes BEN Regiment fir
cine b%eionoere 9eIoentat eetiftst bait
ten, uRO cine tpertDoIle goloene u6r,
bic BEN Regiment pon nn6erer Geits
fit oIstts 3pede ~ibsrssbsn mar.
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9as mort QnodinIber TT cine
3nIammniesura BON Dem riebsrldn=
0ifhen 3sitport quoten idlpaBcn,
prablsn nnb SaIber, 0as bon Ialbsn
fomnt. gr beoeutst eigsutIi9 einen
Galbenbdnoler peer Ar3nsibertdufer.
Der feline Dnrsn duSidreit.
Der aeasg aposei, Elm fritz
bsrer qflansenfreFsr, bat fd in
4afraIisu estprhnt, IebenOiseH
Shd'sn bic 4isTsH aus5ubadsn uno
iie 81 frsFsn.
MeI4ipr BON auuansr metz
tete nit siBgm 5rsunOs, 6ab bic aos
n~eniaefarbt niGt psgstobliim lei, I'M
ftiH gauges gsrm5gen, ano Der
Breunb 0erIor.
Der sitsl @rOB6etsoe
muroe bonn gapff Qius V. eef6afs
fen, Der 1869 GoFmo BON mebici
gum erittn @rnnouea (grobbsr3og)
| Dpn 5Iorsns srnaHHte
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-01

Die Meraina, BET in Dsr Siesess
Qei6ihts Der iiinglten Set bifIgeuauns
te 6auptfluB Serbiens, gsb0rt gu ben
5luhtn, in oersn Nnmen oas niebers
0ermanIThe WorF Wtesr (4laar,
Dloor) pu0utIingeH l6etut. GR teilt
Dieie Gigcntimlidteit nit Der Wlarh
in Mldbren, bic bon ben SIaipen sbtns
falls Moraipa eenannt mirb. Gs be-
iteben gentle AebnIidtsittn 5ipil6sn
Miarh uHo Moraipa. Die GrOiuns
oigeR BADEN oaraAi B~iigepiaea, DaB
belize 5laHe Nebenbeden Oes Do
u~dulauffs bil6eH. lno 5tpdr bilnst
bic Mar6 Elm IoI6es 8etsn 5ptiaen
Obsrs unO MittsllanE bic Msprapn
Gsrbiens Srpii9en Mittels uuo llnters
lauF bes eelpaIEesn Donautromss.
IS laeen oIio bier pie bort Seebsten,
iIeine pWleerea an 2oufe bss 9dlipts
itrpmes. Mdbren bat ieiuen Rarnel
bon oer Marm obtr Nlorapa, niht
umgetebrt. Der Aame tpieOer1oIt ii4
in einem 5liBden, bas ffd i'm aueLls
gebiett nit Ser Murd foit beri9rt,
Der Mobra in Seiterrei4ii4 : S9Ies
lien. Die cur 0Ppa nno ion1it sur
Door fIieBt.
Die ierbiIde MOraira entite9t aus
3pei SIifsu, Die einanoer eutgegens
trpmen, Der fDeItli9eu ooer eigentlifj
Isrbiihen unb Der 1Itiiben DAet buI.
Qoriinen Mpralpa. QuA Die 9lariBa.
Der i'm btriibmtsn glationoliisOe ben
guIgoren eefeierte IadumsnOe Hho4
oopeItrpm, Der 9ebrps Der 4lten, brig
in ihrem 9dnren Die Mieer : Sllbe
| 3ualei4 1T her gtane etHe Soieforn
fir mara pber gl1ria ME 6atit
nisa, Sic 6eloin BON Supp6s 9ieia
%lterfperf, eigentIid r5atimtBa4, Der
GpIendmen elmer tiirtilhsn Jatmc
ober fgattma trdgt. 60 mare bic gia.
riga pieaeidt Elm rgleerlein" 9lor
bari aud an Die Mur in Der Stsers
mart erinnsrn, iDie on Die pmfu9reE"
Ole ueberflutungsn Der aIpenItrOm
auD ibre QnidpemRungen.
8ie f6 Der gaute Der 9onai
i'm 8on ptsbsrhoIt unb in pielsn tIei
neren @epdferr, in Yertleinerungs.
form, dIs goIi3iI9sr 9unaieb, odnI
ols Duna, aIs Drino, 10 baben and
Die Meers pber MlaarfliHe liberal
Nameuspetterr. yton Ten 0es HheiHs Sc
badt, beHen uraIte genenHuug unto
anoerem in einem aIpenbad ouf
tauht, Der Fh in ben Maqsnise itir3
ano i'm 8oltsmunne ols unteriroiihe
| abfluB bes Rbeins gilt, ferner in
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Eins ita,IsRiIbe IHss.

emmo @ramatitd, Die nidt gsfd'
Re bsOeutenSt, aber tn%lentpols, jsBt
etpus aneeclterts itdlisniits s6au'
ibi,lerin, ei6t 5wur3sit in gaon0
aorFeHunaer, nn0 bur9 Ods bOrti0e
gIott .Sl @enetp" IdBt re elm @es
nerbreitsf, cas Gtiinmun9
uns Retlame fir lie MAIDEN iol.
gls GaiIer @ilbelm ii. Dor Sab
rem iii galermo nellie, ipobnte er
elmer 4uffiibrtng BEL in Der Die
Sianorind @rdmGticG bic 9aApts
role fpielte; bur6 eiuen aammers
BERN babe sr Der 5doulpielerin
am nd6Ifen Mlprssu aIs 3ei9en ist'
ner Qnertemnung Elm reidper8tertes
gtui iiberianot. Oas cine 8rol4s,
aeI6miidt nit Dem taiferlt4eR 2us
mns3uge, entbielt.
gmma @ramatica bate bies bds
malls inter poiaunenItoBeR IN tta'
IieniiGen 8ldttern perfinoen lais
fen. Die S9duipisIerin babe ous
56muditiid ibrtr Miatter 5ur aufs
benabrung iibsrgeben, ober BEL
arigsaus6rud pOate lie ss auf
osm Qltar Oes 9oterIonbss opfsrn
inns ben GrI6s fir Die 8ruiomm.
lung gum 8eItsR Der itaIisnifaeH
6olOafen 6srqeben. @ie sroB iei
nun ibr Grftaunen setDeien, dlS
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oeg. 6isr g~rnnbeien 1875 Der
Moiipo6e grolDpiti unO Der pope
Daileta Gimonptpibj cine an3nhl
Gtreiftorps unb 9nibudsnbunDeu,
bic bsridfigfsn mGetos" BET rS6ars
ifiuEoidi'. bic slpar segen bic mis
Iitdriid H~bsrIesenen aiirfen thine
grfolae ersielIen, nber ben 9tpto=
maten tim 10 me6r gu iaaffen ma6@
ten unb aubIanb einsn Der beffen
NortDdnoe gum Gingreifen Iieferten.
Mtiter IluBauFndrts an Sbar. On
Der ginmGn6rng zines gIeidHaniS
oen IdTerders, Iiegt aaidta, bic
einftas 0uorontGnsffdtion gegen
gpsHien un6 bic 6ersegouila unb
mifieIpualt bes ferbiT6n Stomntz
Innces. mad i6r bieb bns dltefte
Ssrbenreid 1RaieiieA unO oas
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Ser arierSit sufar.
Bon 8. o. @onseIs.

GRR 81 ~f
gg fdat mir idiDe, abidiee 81 ne9nner,
God mibt, Der aaiier raft 5ur YIli9t
lIno ieoer, Der SolDat aefueien,
i'm @rieee 6roA un0 &lro uergIbt.
I'D tdmpf nrb bldf fir Geuti4Ianos
ghre
Ilnb gSreibeit fir oas @aferlane,
lInb ieOer, Der elm Geutiner beige,
gltmuit feline Gaffe IN bic Conn.
unb IhD5rt aufs neue 81 ben Bahnen,
Treu iein su aailer IND 5n @eid.
Bir Itno bic 8~eierpiif pulorex
Siee oSer COB = Is bleibt uts eiet6.
Stun nod elm aus, Iie6' Miitterlein,
lie Snunb gem gbihieb bot geiAIa9eu,
llnD febre i'd bonn Grieg nidt heint
geaF an ben Sobn BET Den 9niaren.
@enu mid bes seinees an9eL trifft,
Gas gIei bon ben eetHildtcn 9orben,
N9ein Iestes 8ort bic glppe lprldi:
5urrab flr aailer, 8eih uno os 5i'
iaren!
unh nenn meiH Ser5 IN Sooe bridt
Gas 4uge trib, Sic eippeH itumnj
Gent ih an @9utter, 6rau nne Sinh,
GeHf meter naf: @arum2 8arum2
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mdrfiT6en a6ein Der pisneift bon
nie0srrbeiniI6en anieblern 70 ses
nannt fpuroe. GnOliG tpieOsr9olt Iid
ole Mulbe IN Der Molonu 86bmsns
ME In BEN fpaIa6if4en RebnfluB
Oeg @sgetb, osHen lieoerung idnIt
oenl e6emali8sn 5irfteutum glolbau
no6 ienem benanut 1T.
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3us
Batter. lin G0ttss miller,
aorIhsn, pie febIt BIZ ous2 asinsr
garSen Seem mshr am 9eittl
adrldsn: @ir baben arisg &C.
fpielt. Sd mar gReutrdIer" un6 Ia4te
ole oHorren aus. % ra6en ie mir
ale miieinanbsr oas 6en sessrbtl
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@fpfeG bes safes.
o5raa &raule lift nIio aud bonn itarts
ten SnFt gegen England beitelt9"
sSa! Die f6impft iest ouf Die
gnsIdnbsr nod msbr oIs auf ibren
Mann'.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-01

ma6tbsrei6 oes 6iegers nidt unier'
porfen isi. Seine Gebuntep linb,
pie bic 5tdlieuer a%unebmtn, Der ers
tie qnItoB sa einem groBen inters
rdtiunalen gersin CUR qflege Der
9srnunbetsn getporben.
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a~ugglsi6. !0ausFrou:
SIR g9ab lift ia aus m 5eIoe aus
ritgetommen, Qnna2"
a69tn (traurig): pSa, obsr bdflr
1T n aroersr tpie0er tDeg9egangenl"
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Bon araIietpD uufpdrts I'M Sbors
tai branqsn bic oeutiasn Sruppen
in bas Ssrs @Itfsr6isns Dor. Der
tlsine. ober reiBenbe Slut bnrdls
FfrTmt BE Qanefnaft bon RaiHtn,
BEN nrFB Der GerbsnO1ltet. uno an
Teinen ufern beaann bas goripiel
bss Isstsn ruffifdstattii6m &ris=
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Der e5utpslier ertldrte, Die groids
aug faliGem Goloe, er t6ure mr.
is Gre bafir 3abIen; Grdulein
gramaticd babe fd fomit bei4etren
maFsn, nur Oisis Is 2tre fit bic
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RAbmvcIIe estaHseuItaft.

8ie man in @eFangsniaaft seras
ten lam uno bod bafir Das GiIeSus
arsu3 srhdlt, miro in 6OIsenosm ct
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Dir Mtrgt nra SRrhrnunlka.

gas s8astal uD zinc se08terara IN - 3eII
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sm rnTiidru s~6ftnsraben.
Marble Hill press., 1916-11-30
@
'O4eQperanCe
g Notes g
personal LIBERTY" EXHIBIT.

An antialcohol exhibit in certain
town faced several saloons located
Just across the street, the pruprietUrs
of which were reported 10 bitterly re.
sent the prohibition facts presented.
Threats were said to have been made
by them, SO that the special night
watchman employed gave much Of the
time to careful guarding OF this cx-
hIbit. The town appears to be some
thing OF rendezvous for per
sonal liberty agItators. These people
were the first TO size up the exhibits,
and continually some Of them were cir
cuIatIng among the people ready for a
discussion.
one day foreign-boru citizen stood
ut the W. c. r. L. booth and fell into
conversation. He profesSed To- believe
In temperance all right, but he had
right TO do as he pleased In his own
homo, etc. Presently he was Joined by
another man who talked loudly after
the same fashion. Soon quite Il little
company had gathered to listen and
occasionally take part in the free for
nil." Suddenly right into their midst
lurchcd man who immediately be
gan 10 take part in the discussion. He
was drunk and said 50, but Informed
them that liquor was the worst curse
In the world: that though he was
drinking man he meant 10 vote dry ev-
cry time. lie Was allowed 20 talk un-
Marble Hill press., 1916-11-30
EVEN PENNSYLVANIA,

That supposedly Smprcguahlo strong
hold of liquorGou, the state of ienuSyI-
vania. is, Ike every other state Of the
Union. giving way before advancing
prohibition sentiment Five years ago
1t had two dry counties, today il has
eleven. In lJlI Jhere was one saloon
for every 6Sl persons; today thcre is
one FOR every 30. In 1911 there we're
about TO0 square uj}eS of dry terri
tory: today there are 1880, In l'iL
G0pN people Of the state lived IN no.
license territory; today there are
l.5NNlo. nearly oue-Uteh of the total
population. Il is stated tha; 81 the
Loo SaloouS in Philadelphia. GN ar"
on he markct one broker aaVCruNes
that he has loo FOR sale.
Marble Hill press., 1916-11-30

Ahoat the aUly Information the police uerc at
rrst ahlc to develop as The fact that the murderer
ra4l have eutrrc,i fhe roafn t-tn tar Ore escape.
There ,iid not ssra tu lee The sl4sAtrs, evidence Gy
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Marble Hill press., 1916-11-30

IMITATION IS SiNCEREST FLATTERv
but Ike counterfeit money the imita-
ton has not the worth OF the original.
Insist on La Creole" Hair Dressing
1t s the original. Darkens your hair in
the natural way, but contains no dye
Price $l.00.-Adv.
Marble Hill press., 1916-11-30
INANsMrRAniE AReuMrNT.

81 have boy cor --ro at home
ouL't to =. She uuau~R rrublc urgn-
marf r-..-.-f tH a-aHsc3 Houor traf-
Sc iar ,. .sy uau Who Is privileged TO
- o. her.
Marble Hill press., 1916-11-30

Arurc cures Backache, Lumhago,
Rheum8 tisu. Send l1c. Dr. V. NJ. Pierce,
Buffalo, n. y, for large trial package
ADV
Marble Hill press., 1916-11-30
Revenge.

yep. they fired me ofrn The team
But | put a couple of bricks in their
ball before blowed il up"
Marble Hill press., 1916-11-30

Russia Is large producer OF rs
hp~rU@
Marble Hill press., 1916-11-30
RED, ROUGH. pIMPAY SKIN
Quickly Cleared by cutIcura Soap and
Ointment. Trial Free.

You NAV rely on those fragrant.
sUper-c~eauy cmoIf ferts TO care for
your skin. scalp. hair and hands Moth
iur better to Gear the skin of pimpies.
h,otches, re3uoss and roughness. the
scalp Of daud~ur and itching ana the
hands OF chapptug and soreness.
Free sample each by mai. with Book
Address postcard Cuucura. Dept L.
Boston sold everywhere Adv
Marble Hill press., 1916-11-30

On lulv e. I''' W.1law II lryks'7. broker
Of New lors COS fHHrH mHr'frsi iu rs room ri
the irsluaiS hr-,' fn tho t'art II -" club ais-
,riet ~ Nen NorE ,Ir a. b7d ht'u beaten nd
strunsi.,i ana tofrIs vhieh bad cautaine'i 'hi'-
rOfo,m vas found ths promises
Marble Hill press., 1916-11-30

aPfpSE that you went to
strange city usNt week 10 hunt
a joh nad tha; - sheer acct
dent you were pckcd up by the
police an n gugcct~d murderer.
iuAsmuch as yog voali have no
acquaintance, Il would he very
hard tnr you to prove an ailM.
Marble Hill press., 1916-11-30
KING THE PRISONER

1t has been the habit of
brutal police officers to
wiring a confession of
crime from a suspected
person by fOrfuring him
until in desperation he
told something just to get
relief. The newest prdc-
rice in this method is
called the silent third
Degree" described here
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-12-14

/ ~ : u1l', last,AA q
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-12-14
LOYAL Women's Glass.

Met at the home of Mrs. G. H
Basch on North Fifth street
Tuesday afternoon, it being the
annual election of officers for the
year. The following were
elected:
President, Mrs. w. M. Bower.
First vice president, Mrs. A. r.
Bessire.
Second vice president, Mrs. s.
X. McGavren.
Secretary and treasurer, Mrs.
Lee Doty.
Reporter, Mrs. O. n. Baldwin.
First teacher, Mrs. d. N. Hardy
Second teacher, Mrs. O. l.. Bes-
sire.
Third teacher, Mrs. n. L. Jones
Advisor, Mrs. L. G. Sears.
Each lady brought q small gift
and exchanged one with the 9TH
err. Quite happy time was spent
over this in comparing their
gifts. After quiet once more
)reigned, Mrs. Leroy Doty, on be-
half of the class, presented Mrs
L. C. Sears with a beautiful cut
glass vase as a slight token OF
their appreciation of her splendid
work among them the past year
in building up the class from
about fifteen to sixty or seventy
members. Mrs. Sears thanked
them for their beautiful gift, but
being such a surprise, her heart
was full to overlooking. The,
also presented Mrs. Crewdsor
with a lovely souvenir spoon te
prsmipd her Of the good friends