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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-01

Arthur Perkins, student at a Lowell,
Mass, business college, arrived in the
city last evening for two weeks visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Perkins of Kent street.
Mrs. Benjamin Gates and Mrs c. f.
Hunt left this forenoon for Boston, where
they will make bref visit.
Mrs Frank NJ. Cory and Mrs. Joseph
A. DeBoer left to-day for New York City
to remain for week or 10 days
Miss Edith Haggert left last evening
for Plattsburg, n. X, for an indefinite
stay.
Supt. A. A. Stebbins OF the Montpelier
& Wells River railroad has been present
ed with demand by committee repre-
senting the engineers, hremen, conductors
and trainmen, for a new wage scale sim
liar to demands presented by railroad
employees throughout the country. They
ask that eight hours constitute days
work and that they be paid time and
one.half for overtime.
The assistant Judges have named Henry
f. Badger. Middlesex Center farmer, as
license commissioner for Middlesex, to
succeed Edgar Francis, who resigned be-
cause of his ineligibility
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-01
Insuring Her STAY.

"The cook wants to borrow something
from the library. Shall | let her have
it?"
Certainly If she gets interested in
story she might stay until she finishes
it. Give her one of those long English
novels in four volumes. louisville
Courier journal.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-01
But.

"Peace on earth is my motto"
Its a good motto But good notices
are as hard to enforce as good laws. -
Washington Star.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-01
BARRE DAB :, TIMES
SATURDAY, APRIL /, 1916.
The Weather

Probably rain tonight and Sunday
somewhat lover temperature Sunday
fresh south winds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-01
MONTPELIER
National Life Insurance Co. Buys DeBoer
Property West of State House.

A deed recording the sale of property
on State street, west of the State House,
to the National Life Insurance company
by Mrs. Augusta c. DeBoer, widow of the
late Joseph A. DeBoer, has been filed in
the city clerks office. The consideration
is not named. The property includes the
land at the corner of State street and
Western avenue, also two residences, the
one now occupied by Mrs. 'DeBoer and the
Briggs house adjoining. The insurance
company, it is announced. does not in
tend to take possession of the land for
several years, although undoubtedly the
property has been acquired with the ex
pectation that it will be used for the
erection of new building sometime
within the next decade.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-01

Remember saturday. April J.. Is the
last day on which YOU can pay your dog
license without paying the increased rate
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-01

of which bristles with brilliant fun and
comedy" AT Barre opera house Tues
day, April ADV.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-19
Ten tpIfc Riasfansler, DIR. pun @etbmamn- Sullmea

Solf eiere oft, iom er foreneli9
reb bets SeIpopboloelic % Selpag'
tclIe. Gnbper 5reo pil bore ret
i0roie, iom life or nogen Ncoerln'
gets Sreb.
Com Tolafferne og De oplp'te
TuSlere ielp baOer hi Gjarismen.
men ri er ingcn Sietoc al Oct rus
fife Solf. @i enifcr ingen Ncpan-
djcItemnin9 / 2it. Oct ibccllc Wfdal
er OprettelIe n al ct irit Tolen efter
Dci polite Soils cget Tnltc, mco
Silillltning al ole DC Solf, lorl
beltager / Observation-Disclosures.
Sm bette Wtoal fan rlaacs oct
oibpnaer life al oS nlcnc. vi oil
otter arigcn lepc / Srco % %cn'
fob meb allc Solf. life minolt mco
oct frie polite Solf."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-19
Store 6aper.


9ten 9orf, 1889 Sctbr Wtr$.
Marp @orhcu Nnrfuei3, Gnfc citcr
Stonhoro Oil Wiilionrren Charles
g. Sorfnei&. hor tcitomcntcret
gale l~tnipcriitct 100000, alnit.
mi'eet i Glcpclono 500. 600, So.
Iaitolct / Germantown IA, $500
600 % Tloglcrboipitolct / Ct. NIll.
outline, Slo., 100000. Salt bar
hin,, iiclee lit Seitonrcnt, iom iOoQ
inolcpcreocS / S%fiitcrcttcn. bort
itiGnfct oper 81. 000.0 900. Ncnoc;
eiterlnotc Sormic onilone@ iii $40.
100000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-19
prof. Nliiniterbere 900,

G~ambrigc, Wtaia., Den 16oe DC.
cenlber. &ugo WilniterbcrA Ero-
iesior / Tipfologi uco &nrparD llni-
pcriitet, blep miot unocr eli Sore
lusrino ioag ramnlet al ct SlagtiI-
irloc % opbe meb oct lamme.
Eroicaior Wtilnitcrberg bar feot |
SouSig, Spiflanb, Den lite Silni
1868. Son gicnncmgif isrIt @pnl-
naiiet / Gan5ig og ittoercOe icncrc
pco llniperiitctcrncc / Seibclbcrg %
%cipSig. nj %iiOinnGunte llnipcrlitct
blep ban frecret DR.. pbllos o. al
ipritnpnutc DR.. meo. - San tnoe-
bopoc o9ion sGreSgraNer ira Here
amcrifonitc llniuerlitctcr, ocrtblallot
Sarporb, @aIbin9ton 90 S~o'upcttc.
Nibpbc bar uO0iuct Here piocn'ta-
beligc %crfCr, og liocn 1913 bar ban
urrct &cbafter al "Sorparo Fipcbo.
logical Stubic3".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-19

at ban Loo mig pente. Men engars,
% b par paa Somanosbaanb OIL
babe Ell Slate meb no paa, fou
ban meb set.
gu Tier" jan, balm S'9rien 90
balm Eeterlorns e BEN Iamn,c @ain.
Su tain ifisn, balm e It'll nler aatoIi.
fer balm, enn' on e; meit balm e oelt
Iamine Sarfitallrn, fom balm pa for
I Sia. Ma iaa belt on, balm hi iii
taa Sompettisbeit at all. Se pa no
forreiten e Girisuefi', iom pa Sfpl
| De, feritaar 0u."
@eb n9ite @alg bIep S'grien ienot
til S%cgislatltren fra Salt @ropc
Settlementet."
IrnIot. Il.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-19
Gviflanos Soriloe.

@ulhington ocn 160c December.
Spiflunoa Saob ON, at TrGiiocnt
Milion ituIoc bli ioa blrnbct al bets
Ubelmooi0e SiIbuo ont at inoluoe
iig paa Observation-Disclosures nieo
line Ticnhcr, at han I|llircn2 uiloc
raa0e sc 9llicrcoc Ill at alltaQe, ellcr
I'll ialialo at tage oct unoer aluor.
liz Sperpcicli % 0ipc Sp'flono
li0t Elllterltm, or ilaoct luloItrnoi9t
icil.
Truiiocnt gSilion bar ncmlig /
2prOao2 otter Ell aonicrcncc nc0 ltl>
NaaoQiucrc bcilllttct at oucrienoc ocll
tnItc Notc iii pc0tommcnoc Sauoc
u0cu Npmnlcntdr.
Sio>pumttct unicc5 life ior gum
itiut til Tor Nnlcrifa at optrToc iom
iclpbcItoItct HoaDBipcr o. Sorli8ci'
icafommi3iUr.
Scnnc %%cilitning par ell ltor
SfuIiclic Tor Den tplfc Yl~mha@laoer
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-19
Notwithstanding.
Sefenarfsoet I Winuerpte.

Setemarfsoet I Rinueypte.
0rafters extra
Ira,ters choice .............. 1875 no
Orafters, common to good.... 1913.
farm mares and horses, extra 1926
farm mares and horses. choice 1870 las
farm horses common to good 1880
nehvery. 1876
Ir'vcrs and saddIers ......... 1876
Mules. according to size ...... 1920
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-19
Norge tilbveer Piolp.

ariItianio, oen 1lbe December:
Zen noritc Ncgiering bar tilbllot at
toac zig al Ipgc rllSiiifc % otter
riaife arigSiangcr citcr Ell itor
MaaleItof. noQcnlunOe / 2igbc6
neo ocn Sroning, iom pcb ifwci
siif Sormioling cr opnooct mcIlcnl
Cniternc % Gnalrrocrnc. Utter,
rioe bar mco Sof mootoqct Silbus
set. NnaIunb3 Soor or cnoul life
uontoQct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-19
Pciere SraSter.

&%jebcnbopr, Sanmorf, ben 15oa
December. Sielge ct Sclgram ira
Molms, Sverige, til "Iotionaltioen'
oe" er Ger poo en- aonierencc / 8p'
teborg al &eprGientonter for "Sfon.
oinapiensg Acknowledgement, Oct oorife
"Sorcnebe Sampitibsiellfab", Den
"Iorif = Imerifanifc Mericolinic"
bcn "Spcnifs Amerifanifc Mtericolin'
je" o0 De ~itsrlte ifonbinuuiifc Grpor'
terer, bcilllttet at iorbsic Srdgternc
til Imerifa 10 Erocent.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-19
Wv ipenif 2ln,erifalinje.

Seattle, @aIb., Sen t2tc E.ccbr. {.
Circfte 9ampifibSforbinbelic mel
lem Seattle og DC ifonoinapiifc
ScnSc pil bli oprcttct uGite Seit al
bot ipenife Tc6eri, ion cier Som.
IpnIinicn, iorfpnbtcS ioag al Or.
q, ". Sonoberg, Tom cr Ncolcm
ot Sirnraet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-19
Bet frie polen.

SrofldfflQftpfleU OH YpleIlS III
aonilation lom egen Stat / npr
SiIIlthlina til Spiflanb % Otter.
riae er fommet temmelig ooerra-
ffenbe. Sra f~remtrGoenoe Solo bar
10 IoIen faat Setter ON Ell bis
SeIpitGr1biebeb, men man bapoc
not | MminbeIiebeb troet, at &c
life piIbe BIZ inbfriet for arigens
llbfalb bar en- Strengthening. Gen
f;;enbte tpife liberale 9oIitifer Sries
brih Waiin,nrtn friper, at 10 l9n'
ger bore @obiianbere ifpber no 0a'
gen, bn hi fan bespnoe SreoSnnoer.
b%anbIinser, beito mere nsopenoig
bIir Set imiSIertib for WeIIemeuro.
po at reeiiIere Sorbolbcne for iig
olene". Serfor bar man fore9res
bet @eaipenbebernes Sang.
Sa Den tpffe RieSbag life lpn.
GER bar Inlebning til at tage Still
lima til Sagen, bar "9erliner Eage'
blott" benpenot iig til leoenoe Eoll.
tifere al foritieIlise Barrier % beot
Dem notole fig. Nalmanh peger
pca, at Srganiiationen al og Cant
orbcibct meo en- iremtioig pol'f
%rmt ioriioiGtter Ell pnri9 milltGr
Communicating al Gentralnag'
tcrne. Ser er, flyer ban ItlltleIloe
inriibIat ct StatSiorbumo, lon laa-
plot han peo enbnu life eri'terer.
Gcttc eisr Observation-Disclosures
iii Ell 9ritnblr99enoe mcllcnteiro'
ppiif Soriatnin9Soft, Ell 'er'te DC
0rnbcIic til ct ircutioig SpItem for
NigiprclIcr OF Spcrelstonn'tcr.
Ntcu Eroflaimationcn or paa mango
Maaoer bunfcl: Sor oct fsrlt,,
hrcmt ifal pGrc beu me StotSma9t,
Centrum % icre Den melemeuro.
rGiifc Sperfommanbo, &rpItala'
tlonsfiernen / Ell itaoig porenoe
Scrpaltning? @i oplcper ultlaa
bet iielone Sfiicipil, tiger ban, at
Ell Stat oanne5 unoer SeifpttelIe al
Ell militpr Sffupatione. Ger Tor.
ubIpttes % megeu GOD Sille ira
bcage Sioer, ipGrt megen. Spla
ren life er tilItebe, piI Oct gaa
itjpot, men hi baober ben iinoes
90 for set ortbet: Ser itaar enonu
I.ore, panIfeIige TrobIemer igien
rcbfommenoe 8rpnlel1noene, Ser.
bien, Humenien, 8ali5icn. Nait.
mann ~ifrioer til INT: Central
magterne bor opertaect @eiricrne&
Sole, beres 10 Seileres Noone
Itoa r,u,ber et perbenSbiitoriif Sol.
te; oct foronorer me9et peo oct
9amle 2iterrige, % oct 9amIc
IrsiIen: Siberne ioranorer Jig 90
hi meo Oenl gn m Semperatur
forisger OF gisre ii9 giGIbenbe peo
Gitsranien. 2ptfes Oct life at boil.
&C Den oppe poa SenifnbetS &arme
orab, ioa er BET CT International
Reoerlog, men lpffes Oct at hoIoe
Yolen fat, fro % "iiffert iammen
meo Reremeuropu, ba lieser bet
bcri en- iaa p9loig StprfeIie al
Seirspilien, ei iligt Neberlas for Sc
pnnilapiitiite Sheer, ct iaa fraiiia
l,btrpt for melIemelropGiif Sri
ino, at ale 5cIf piI fomme til al
r:erte Sslgerne berui. Get. ion'
pore aeliere bor eiort, or ct fort
%aageitpffe, men set or CT sobt
g'aaeeiipfte. iii 2pfte oa Tolaf,
fer, bore Saabenbreore!"
Socialbemofroten Sd)eioemamr
itriper fort o. aobt: Seq enifel
CT fuloitGnbiet irit Yolen, % ie(
pnifer, OF bette YoIen maa pGr,
9riflanbs Sen. Men til aiGrlig
beo fan man life fringe noeen
Sar ri Brig FOR Rolens Senifab
iaa maa hi isre eli tiliparenbe Toli
If. Sorbinoclier Tom life bpsgcI
paa fri gilje ira besse Sibcr, e
lIaoelisc.
Seller life Sreoen er ell cniibi,
@iliesptrine, mel Ell Sperensfoml
ollie Sroninscr, Tom trGfies ioaa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-01-07
What the War Moves Mean
By J. w. T. Mason, Former European Man
ager Of the United Press.

Economists have been making eau
tzo1s predictions for several months
rha- Germany nust be apyros ching a
crfris in her textile manufactures II
ia nc. probable that the crisis as yet
has sc-rzlty appeared, but there can
10 longer be any doubt that the pre-
Er1inzTy symptoms are on the sur
face. The effect Of q textile famine
not oniy win add one more discon,.
fort TO the many domestic irritations
nov being felt in Germany, but also
II may raise q serious problem OF TN
employment
The closing down OF textile mills
rn1z- throw hundreds Of thousands OF
men and women cut OF work IL Their.
are allowed TO remain idle. they Will
5ecezae dangerous centers of diseom-
fort The government must find some
way Of supporting them and il is
highly probable that further tax bur
dels VIII thus be thrown on the
oNop:e The incident Eliminates the
ssleEt but perhaps decisive work being
lone by The British fleet IN the mar
roE area 81 the North sea
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-01-07
ADJUSTMENTS.
At the hIppodrome.

7
There are few stories which pre-
sent in so fascinating and thrilling
manner some Of the vital prob
lens which women are sometimes
called upon to solve. as Should a
Mother Tell." as picturized By VIII
liam Fox. The mother in the story
is suddenly thrust into a situation
where action is dem anded and where
such action must either blight her
daughters life and honor or her own
good name conscience and her duty
TO God
On Witnessing this picture one Is
confronted with a problem that seems
at first, to be unanswerable.
But since the beginning o; time, 1t
has been said. women have been
called upon TO shoulder most Of the
burdens and crosses of the world.
When a mother is called upon TO vio-
late that instinct, even though it be
to save the life OF an inocent man,
her first wild impulse is to do all. to
sacrifice all for her own Later
comes a reaction. Can she stand by
and permit the blood of an innocent
man to be shed? He is Young man.
a young man with everything IN the
world before him He, too. is the
son OF an adoring mother. Should
she permit this promising life to be
thus neediessly sruffed out. Can she
permit IL, But-her child, the little
baby tina. she nursed. now grown up
to a beautiful young womanhood.
How can she permit her life to be
rutned-her chance for future happi
ness shattered. She is the flesh OF
her fash, and the bone Of her bone.
The other Is none but a stranger.
But he Is innocent; a word can save
him
should a Mother Tell" the photo
PLAY that has created Juror wher-
ever exhibited. IS 20 be shown at the
theatre tonight. The
Of this theatre endorses
Should z Mother Tell as being one
Of the greatest productions ever pre-
scented TO q Keokuk aUdience-and
this means that II is sure to please
eTeryo1e Il attendance No children
viii De admitted unless accompanied
BY their parents Admission and
10 cents-Advertiseme
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-01-07
Third Basketball Contest on keekus
High School Calendar, Set For
Saturday Night at
the Y.
GAMES IN AFTERNOON
Two Junior Department Teams From
Quincy 70 Invade keokus-
Results In Church League
Last Night.

The ksokuk high school basketball
team clashes with Mount Pleasant
mere Saturday night. The game will
De called at $50 o'clock in the Y. NJ.
g A gymnasium and promises to be
an exceptionally fast one with vic.
tories over Hamilton and Burlington
10 her credit. Keokuk should make q
strong opponent for the visiting aggre-
CATION, despite the fact that the squad
is somewhat crippled by the loss Of .
star player
On Saturday afternoon two basket
bail games VIII be staged between the
Red and Black high schoo, teams and
two visiting squads from the boys de-
pertnenf OF the Quincy Y. NJ. C. A.
These win undoubtedly be OF interest
and viii likely attract large body OF
rooters
Two fast and exciting games were
played IN the Church league last
night In thsrfrse contest the Presby-
terrain team Won from the Baptists by
q score O. - TO s. Although the game
was one-sided- IL was nevertheless fast
as the Baptist PLAYERS put up game
battle
At the conclusion of the Congrega-
game the score was
tied. p to 81 In an extra ave min
utes OF play the Congregational team
won 50 TO 81.
Preceding the Church league games.
the grammar school league opened
With game between Cdell's and Col
linss team. which ives won by the
former
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-01-07

New York Money Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. Money on
call. Is percent
Six months. ek@3 percent
Mercantile paper. SA @31a percent
Bar silver London. rs 15-16d.
Bar silver New York. 56ssc-
Demand sterling. $4.755s.
Stock Market Notes.
II UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.l
NEW YORK. Jan. THE stock
market opened steady today. Some Of
the stocks hammered hardest In yester-
days raids made recoveries. but price
changes in general were irregular and
unim portant.
Mexican petroleum recovered e:
American Smelling z and Q. s. Steel
opened y UP at s63S.
Activity and strength increased dur
ing the nrst half hour. but around II
O'Clock the effect OF Judge Gary's
statement of yesterday was again felt
and the market became weak Sew
eral brokerage houses today sent out
letters declaring Gary's opinions re-
garding the market were not those Of
the street
Sales during the opening hour were
a quarter OF million shares Mexi-
can Petroleum and Shelters dropped
under yesterdays low marks and In
dustrial specialties generally were
weak in the late afternoon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-01-07
CAR TOOK FIRE
AFTER OVERTURNING
Thirty Passengers Were Injured
When Save Tipped Over and
Scattered Goals.

United Press Leased Wire Se-vicsl
CHICAGO Jan T-TrzpPed IN a
burning trolley car. which cz1Eht fire
AFTER i Len -hs rails and turnad cu--
tie. thirty passenger we're injured
earl. todzy 4: WEnstts. . north shore
suburb 4. Tarztc1 and wl.msr;s
hospitals. ~he-e the most seTerst. liz
tu-sd we're taken Z. -ss sad today
1ole void d.
The car -Lbcu-t o. the Chi
cszo and yff-zuEes Electric railway,
bounded Of .ls track -hso II sc-uck
= S-Te q high sge=5- A. Il LEI the
rails, Il ct doTl z tree and teIe
graph pole oTgt--sS and caught
fire.
Goals ron tks store scattered Oh
tls clothing q the passengers. many
u them wolsa- =ao -srs returning
from 6socss sCt -heztrse
FIRE Departments from W-n-ette
and EFa-s-o1 TeE1sd The PASSENGERS
a11 society folk ~ nt5r1 sLo-a cozn-
Try clCbs attracted By TIE scr@Ez Il
the tl!ECsL sPed 20 TIE sceze I. AUTO
mobiles and -z-tz-s5 aid
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-01-07

limited Press Leased Wire Service I
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jan. a.
President Wilson's name will be on
the Indiana primary ballot This was
assured today. following the fling OF
petition late yesterday. A period
Of unwatchful waiting both at the
white house and the state house here
has been rudely broken by the reali-
ration that only few hours remained
in which to file
Hurried and secret conferences at
the state house resulted and tele-
grams were sent to Washington.
Later. Secretary to the President
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-01-07

Tumulty teIephoned Deputy Auditor
Fry. giving authority for the filing of
the petition
Vice President Marskalfs petition
also was filed Neither petition has
many more than the necessary 500
names.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-01-07
RAN HIM DOWN
LIKE A RABBIT

Continued from page ~

ing. would have no press men at
any execution if l could prevent them
from attending.
However, if I could get a John
Galsworthy once in a long, long time
TO write the real story of an execu-
tons horrors, I would thereby break
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-01-07
Charc.. A.. E-Ea- - Ore

limited Pres Leased wiz. s4---aT
WASHINGTON. Jan --Eze--e-
the administration tzkez s-- zr-toy-,
on the Pe-zta matter o. not. .5e
chances are fof- - o1e tzz. RI -
publican candidate I'll b elected
president this year
Uncle Joe" Cannon 40 ~r--szse-5
himself at the white hoz-e -cSz- q.
the white house OF personal --z.+@-
Uncle Joe got into 2 crowd g-fr- n
to shake hands with Tire ---zt1e--
He couldn't eItrcz.e t!-ssTs go
gave the executive -arra rz-ts-zEe
-pe,1 IT,. r m.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-01-07
PASSED AWAY At
/. DAUGHTERS HOME
Albert J. Hesney. Well Known Farm
er Of ssndusky. succambed 70
Pneumonia Attack Last
Night
Ill BUT A SHORT TIME
Was Born In Austria-Hunsary in 1856
and Came 10 sandusky in
tsss-Nine Children
Survive.
Especial to The Gate Cisyl

4 ASkS~AAA ~ SrasC Alsg
GAiI-AND. Iowa, Jan I.-Ai5ert J,
3Nosney. slightly years old. 1or forty
seven years . farmer living a short
distances from SandGsky, Iowa.
passed away At the home OF his daugh-
ter. Mrs William Stottiar al Gailand,
a. s-se O'Clock last evening. following
8 short Illness with pneumonia The
/ decedeo1 was widely known in this
section q Lee county where he has
lived fc- such long period OF time.
and tie Sympathy OF the whole com-
Uu1sty has been extended to the
family.
Mr.. NotneF was taken III shortly
over week ago and wzs taken TO mis-
daughters home at Gaifand where he
passed away after 3 vain eudsayor
had been made 70 save his life Pneg-
Eonis deFalopad after an attack Of
the grippe and this proved fatal to
Ean wAo ka6 already passed his al
loTssd three score and ten years.
Born in Austria-iunsary.
The dscs1ent was born N Austria
Hungary in the year 1856 and lived in
that country until he was thIrty-two
years OF age He serted in Inc Aus
--iz-E1lgariaa army for fifteen
yesrs- He came TO America and d.
rect 10 Ssldcsky, Iowa, IN the year
1855 and had been resident Of Lee
county ever since
Mr. Nosner owned q farm OF
the oEsSAi-ts Of Sandusky aad on
which re resided. raised a family OF
nine children and made his living OF
SiiHax- the soil He vas well knoEn
TO 81 OF the keokuk produce men for
he sold lis farm products n that city
-
sruus and lis many friends VIII al
wars remember him. for his sterling
qualities OF character that made him
e favorite nth all whom ts came In
contact IN his business and social re-
istions extending over many years
One O. the earliest settlers In these
parts he was OF that hardy, pioneer
stock thar always provides the founda-
ton for the building up of thriving
and successful community. All of
Er- Notney's friends speak highly OF
kim as citizen a friend and a fell
low worker and his sudden death from
pneur1on.a has caused sincere regret
throughout the countryside.
The Survivors,
Nine children. cpurteen grandehil-
dren and fwo great grandchildren sur
wire The children are: Mrs. L. A.
BeEyhf1l- Keoauk- Mrs. Prank I4att-
ner. Rock Island. III; Mrs Anna Gill,
Iowa: Miss Victoria Notner.
Los angeles Calf. Mrs. j. Mitchell. |
Great Bend. Kansas: Mrs. Kate Leer. |
Cedar Rapids IoEa: Mrs. William !
Stottiar. Galland; Albert Noeney IT., /
Kansas and Mrs. Timothy /
Boyle, GaIland.
Mr. Notney's wife died twelve l
years ago and she is buried in the /
sandEsky cemetery and he viii be laid .
BY her side. The funeral is to be held /
rom the home of Mrs. Stottlar in /
SaIIand
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Stopfcrd was moved by the obJec-
mandera TO refrain from pushing on
against the TURKS, though that was
the proper course.
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instruction lies the root of our FAIL
ure to make use Of the priceless day
light hours Of the eighth Of August
Hamilton also eempiained that
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the c1a- Of mysterious secrecy sur
rounding executions / believe this
would quickly lead to the abolition
c. capital punishment