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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-13
Ger GutSefer Ga6pt.

Der 8ubm Der eisentliden 4mes
rita<g ntoedung fur bic Menldbeit
miro DOhl aud ferner Columbus
berbleiben; in mdn4er anslosameris
tauiiden areiien lpiirbe man es aber
iebr genre ieben. penn SObn Gabots
Hame minosItens nit ebeaio piel
2i9titdrte e%ritrablen piirbe.' ipie oers
ienise bon columbus.
Cabot leBte bersits am "a. SUM-
1897 ieinen Sub auf bas 5sitlanb
BON Rorpomerita, unb Columbus
mar es borber nur selunsen, einen
SnieInzSa um bes &~ontinsents 5u
srreid)en, Man tusiB spar nidt gona
Ii9er, mo cabot oas nproameritanis
I9e Seitlanb SuerIt beriibrte; aber
man lit beute aiemli4 einbelli9 Der
Meinung. baB Dies Sap Breton mar.
Dos etnen Sell Der beutigen tanaois
i9en Propin3 9eusS aottlanO bilpet.
gabots embedding bieies Sentiments
ging Der britten Reife pom Columbus
Bel tpeldsr er in @i9t oes JetIans
bes, absr bon Siibameritn, fam, um
mebr aIs Elm Sabr porous.
Oabei bate Cabot iiber nett itiirs
mif9ers unb iapierisere geipdiIer
3u fabren, als ir~genopelde iparen.
ourd bic Columbus tom; unb feline
Musriituns iofuie feline Silfsqueqen
tparen piel seringer. ST bate fein
@ef9paber BON &arapelen, Ionoern
nur elm einSises Sabrseug, .Mats
tbep" senannt; oas critic S9ifflein,
pel9es Die Oittife Rorbamsritas
beriibrte, tpenn man pom BEN
UNI Sabrbunberte frii9ereu Streif'
aug islGnbiider Reden bon 8r0nlanf
aug abIebsn min. Der iOsar bireti
mad Der &iiite bon Mafaduietta
sing. @or allen aber ideint man In
oen s%enannten &reiien ii9 besbalf
fiir gobpt 10 rieiig gu tnterefierer
unb ibm, sen @orrong Dor Columbus
anb ellen anosren su wiinf9m, mel
feline @nfunft nod -allsemeiner 4uf'
faFung sntIdeioenb fir Die 8eberr'
lhuna bes decentralization Jeft'
lanbes burd bic .anselfddidd'
3afe" NOR.
Cabot mar 5ipar fein 4ngeliadie
fonoern elsi6 Columbus anb ame
ricas @tsputiis Elm G%inseborenel
BON Stalien; Ct purbe nod borberr
fbaoer Mniidt in @enua geboren
100 ia aud bic Wiese bon golumbu
! ae5ianben ,babsn 5ol. Mber er lieI
Iid IN ipdteren Sabren in Der ensli
|6en StaSt 8riitol nieoer. uno Dol
bort aus trat ct aud feline b%en!rpiir
6iJe @ntbedlngsreiIe inter briiiide
5lagse oil, na9bem ibm Der aOni
Seinrid VII. ein Pdtent aui bic Gr
i forIhang .aler Snieln BrppinSe1
oDer Me9ioneil In rem VDitliten. fpef
fid,en ooer nDrbli9sn Meeren" Der
!, tiebea bate. 8ein @urDer onbel
bah tbn ole 8riten uls einen Der u
{ rigen fGn8It anreftiert hdben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-13
5ndte adtse1u Sabre lana. ugo

5adlte adtsebu Sabre lang. o@on
tieiitcm Seraen," idreibt Serr gmil
a~anneubere, 1912 Selen ct, 9e'
troit, Mtd., uounfe id Sbnen fit
Sorni's I%lpenfrallter. Id)t5ebn
Sabre lang iudte i'd nod einem Sell
mittel. I'M pont rtenlem gbugenfa'
tarrb befrcit gu iperocn. SD CAB
piel @elo aus, uuo aber feline Silfe,
noh allen bieien Sabren fano i'd iie
enoli9 in Sbrem @lpepfr6pter. IS
bat mid pollitdnoig gebeilt."
8enn alles an6ere neriagt, perludi
Sorui's Mpenfr1i,ter. gber iparunl
70 lunae iparten2 0urd &arter
fam man, MIR perlieren, ober nidtS
s~euatncn.} Gorni's Mlpenfratter il
nitt in apotbefen gu crbalten, ion
bern miro bur6 Spe5ialaeenten &c
~lieIert, ooer oireft bon ben Scritel
lern, Or. 8eter Sabhep &FSons 50.
1876 so. Sopne Npe,, Chicago
SIl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-13
@eritopfnma itnmpft bas @ebirn.

9as itltnlpfe, lebloic lino briidelOc
@efibl fommt bon llnreinisteiten i'm
SpItem bon elmer trGgen 2eber mo
bon a~nb6uf,tngen in ben @cb6rmen.
Or. Sings Relu aife gias gebcn
prompte 2inberulg. Gin ulilber leiG.
fer mo nid)t f~neifcnoer Stublgang
miro ba3it beitragcn, @uer Spltcnl
ST. reiniseii mo Die Saut flar 5ii mo.
den Self cine 5laihc Or. Sings
Neip 2ife 8ils beute bon Current
4potbefer. 25c. Cine 9oiis bcilte
Ibenb miro guer Sriibitiid SIT eincln
@ereniigen MAIDEN. -slop. (2).
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-13
Supc.

&ir habcn ictt tretcncs unN mar
mes &ettcr.
Ole MebrsabI unierer Sarluer lino
lett nit Dem 8ciSeniGen fcrtia; NH,
joIlten mir aber einer elten &egcll
bobcn, Sdmit sic Sant aufgebcn fam.
Srau s. Woeller uno beren Sohil
&bolph beaaben iid Doriac @oGc. i'll
@citGiteL noh Solinc Golnttp.
3idaro &rleger uno 6amilie roa'
ren an1 Sanlstag ouf SeIuh i'll
GLAND.
Die Sdul . 8el,nion am Samstnq
mar aud bon bier reht 5ablreid be.
ildt.
Serr emo rno 5amilie, bon Ban
morcn arl Sonnta9 oie @Gite bon s
& 2cntntel un6 5annilic.
atgult Soffnlann bot porige No
de Gin ~pertbbolles 8fero %ucrIoren.
SIN Der Scope Sdule miro oil
Santstag, Den 81. Oftober, ein r8ic
Subper" itattfinoen. Se0ernnann ii
milltommen.
Ben &,teg9e unb. Satin maren oil
pergungenen Sonntag, beiudsweiic
in ltnierer 9adbaridaft.
Ben Hienalo unb go. Scmeper
noren am Sonntag bier, auf 9ciudI
Der sGbriitiau gnOeapor" Serei
miro feline @eidafts : Seriamnlllln
ort II. Sftober, in Der Bforrluot
iatra abbalten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-13

3uiammen ~-$S33S.57
Der seiammte @aaren . 8orratb,
Iopie ginridtl,ng miro ein5eln TO-
fpic als ganaes, aisgeboten lperoen.
8eiidtigllns aller @rtifei 1T &c.
ipiinift.
Robert @alfcr,
8crmalter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-13
, 8e6matiae Griumernns

am Sabrestog unieres ain 8. Sftober
1915 be~rltorbenen Sobnes itno BRIT
oers, @ III. 8aneit.
Gin Sabr lit idon acknowledgements,
Scitoem Dein 2eib i'm S9oB Der
@roe rubt,
@as uni'rc Screen oa entpfunocn,
Gies balf i,ns traeen @laubensmut.
Die Mrttcr, @eidmiiter II, 8erfpanotc
gcrmiiicn idmeralid Sid bier in Der
Belt. 1thi ,.9st
limo sseber aud Der Sreunb Gid
flannte,
sat mdn6e SbrGne Dir eerueibt.
gsur oroben in bes Siumels Sobe
grbliibet ms elm 8ieberieb'n.
On wirit inns cinit nod bielem 8ebe
Sn iener @elt entgegen eeb'n.
@erpiomct bon Der tieftrauernber
Ml,tter lnb @cihpiitern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-13

Sn ardD SerriB Elm
9numaIt bic primdre uno ietunbdre
elettriiGe 2eituns. Snfolse Der 8es
rii6runs biefer beioeu ssitunssn entr
itnnb in 3abtrsiden @o6nnnaen
aursjGIub, Der 9rdilDe berOor,'ef.
Sine perfon ipurbs getotri. bier
Idluer iiab feds lsiGt perleBt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-13

3n Serfanfen: Gin Srame.8 obn.
balls oil Ser peitliden 3peiten Stra.
&c, IN Sermann Mo.. nit 6 3im.
merr, 2 8oiement, 3immer, guten
Seller ,tnb GROCER 3iiterne. aif
Dem Sofe iinb SbItb1ume; oas
Sous befinbet iid auf elmer Gdlot.
IGbercs bei Sp. S%aI5mann,
Sermoiln, $40.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-13

gu berfanfen: elm pollblut Sere.
forb Bull &alb, 6. Monate alt, tpiegt
600 ODER mebr 8funbl G.. g. Wep,
r, Botsbam, Wfo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-13

8erlanat. @naben ,no MabdeL
iiber 16 Sabre oft. geitGnbise ars
belt. @ad5ufraeen in Scr Srttcrna.
tional Shoe Co., Sermanlt, $40.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-13

Su &ermietben: Gin giites Srame-
bai,S nit 5 3immern, on Der ipelt-
li1en 0ritten StraBe. S6one 2age;
begebrensiuertber Slas.
2ebereh t " 0 e It.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-13

3m nerfanfen: @eiu &eItanrant
un6 Confectionery . @ei9dft in @or-
riion, Mo. Sd merbe laut Snbentdr
perfaufen. Gutter @eiddftsplas;
miinide SIT berfaufen infolge bon
&ranfbeit in Der Samilie. 6. ..
Cooper, @orriion, 500.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-13

3m Serfanfen: Cine 200 afer
Sarm. Wan uenoe iid an serb.
9iebaI, 81. S. 8. 3, 9or 80, Ser.
mann, Mp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-13

Sn 8erfanfen: Cine graite Mabre,
IL Sabre alt, lit Elm gittes @rbeits.
8ferb fir einen Sarnler; arbeitet al
Iein ober alueiipdnnig; gutes 8fero
gum altsfabren; iebr fromnl. 9reis
annebmbar. Hdberes bel,
81. 8ubnit Coles Greet.
g. 8. @asconabe, Wo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-13

Mabden ocrlanst: elm iarberes II.
flcibiges @db6en fir 9afcrei. @it.
ter 2obn. @abrielS 6net,
501S &c. 9roabpan ct. 2oriS, Mso.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-13

Sran6en . a6rbe sit perfauiell, in
ieoer an5obl; 1 Gent bas Stiid.
Stone Sill @ineG o.,
Serntorn, Wo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-13

Icpfel sn perfanien: @ebrcrc buns
bert 8nibel @epfel ailf Der @bitc
Soultrp Sruit anb 9airp Sarln, bon
IS III. 6. SabI,
Stem SaperL 81. s.. 9.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-13

gu Derfanfen: Gin Bollcb Sere.
for6 Bull, bereit gum 0ienit.
Ghreibt an s Stort
MorriIon, 800.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-13

Nothing! ollie 9erlonen, Die @r.
beitslobne bon Der Deutiden Gag
Seier at foroern baben, mollen Die.
Iclbcn bon bclte friib OIL, bel Der
Sern,ann Saninss 9anf abbolen.
@eIdGftsre6nunsen iperoen brett be.
gliden.
s. u. Carl 8ebcr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-13
81 perfamfen ober 81 permietbeu:

mein @obnbai,s on Der oitl. Sront-
Itrabe. 9as @ebGilbe lit 10 eingerid.
tet Dob brei Samilien bequem BARN
mobnen fonnerl. Scrfalifs- ooer
Miethspreis annebmbar.
SrauGgas 6 be + | n.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-13
Nene 4maei9en

Iepfel: &aufe ober berfarfe aepfel
fir Boar. 8eaable Den bOditen
Warftpreis. Gbas. Sabrner,
8bonc 90. Sermaun @o.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-13
sSsiratbs sisenien.

Es.el Eag. shobe. chamois
Theresa C. Lamb, Aud -
Edw. Finney, st. Louis -
Ora Edna Maupin, owensville
Oscar c. freshman, Berger
Myrtle Gold, Gore
Joe. Kuebler, Hermann
Clara Eggenberg, Hermann
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-13

Ole Htsste bat seiast, i'd mar non.
quit I'm i'd tOnnt nod tein @ieib6rs
rel NIT Sebftie fabrs.
@pmit t6 psrhleipe
Sbns Sbrn lispsr
phtltpp Soueramler.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-13

81 perfanfen: @ute homemade
Melaiie Sl 45 Gents Die @allone.
albert Naegelin,
Sermann, q. 1.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-13
Utener 5dDreibebrief hfs
pbiIipp sauerampfers

1ls5.
gefo6r Bog mer
cen beriebmie 5niI4.
isbl6en : Grip nit
mein neue auto 9ss
npmme pen. bat
mid Der 9iebier, 100
idp Die &ar Don ss'
tauft sebabt ben
@ort sei9idt. el
MIR iuiaenS nod
emul bic 8ar ilppsl
All uude. for Al
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-13

Sir haben ictt tretcrcs inb mar
mes &ettcr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-13

llnicrc fSormer linz lett cifrig orl
%~&ctSenilen.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-24
Along Gasoline Row

Gao cemmmaiorrf lipah igcag Sufa-
NisHd if an adeill1a gn tAe RANKS -
apiolait - che tli, having purchased
.fd received irlA tie Glover Johns
Auto oonipsny 1885 mosel Fert
faa1aief Nj kuihefland rratif awe
menfus aHo pli.fra the ofdsf and me
atiitfff uss mnda ntm e4sH a fae
tfat ears rsreieef ~ BE- local sssncy
an members ~ fhs clty ceanfll arg
iNr lhn sHnfra 81 aufaa, Alr. naiher-
iani heinN It's last ID succoinh.
TAe centrai Motor seieE company
reports fho arrival 81 q cafiSed 81
ftlse Ifothefa cars dessnR the f4sf
week. a resaand carload Il due ~ afrife
hsft TUESDAY and car ~ Chandler
Ears 81 expccttd nefe not htef than
nest Thursday
Jpc ~ Minor 4iatrigf tfareilnE fpp-
rtssntntite for I'M Kirk Tire rusntNisy
N rtaae. HISS purchased from the 0le@
ssr Jobnr Auto company q isse-itil,
meeei fnrd ippflne ear Tor uap h,
making hu sesth Trxaa Territory.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-24
HOW GEAR TEETH FOR
DODGE CARS ARE TESTED


EftrY Part mat eniffs .ffo a tlah
~ muinf coz 'nnef nsra series ~
flald fesia GA thF plant ~ Dodge
lArtfhfrs afAfdalrdstA 60 ~ one *
ihf htst ~ iaa ina8affs naimnr Is ffff
ip rbauft tVefs ufrE % aai sNiy fbaf
UuFhlf sesfeJ iW - carefully afn fsrl
conducted tiai ii h dennitsif knoee
luei yiat esfh ieti siii stand
az TESTING ihr ieeih "a Fgafa ihr 9f-
4inaTi trfi haH teen 50 deltfr is,m-
ffui blla aFa3nai fAt teeth Tnn ~
feff ~ fhs sl9s Wsa eus.S epHareni
bHf q WAS isHretsitlf ~ mfafAff heN
mHch rlffe hna been expended. The
problem uaV pat So 60 ss~ @iisinefra M
ile1Fe ff1thfm sn1 fnsy DEVELOPED y
H,sefife that delivers ahH bloc ara ~
fne sasne t|ine mrpapg0f tho ferfN n1eR
TIE pfircisfe - mo same ~ 'a0uxh
e workman tnoA a rhiefl ilafe3 n
arsinNt foofh ana afrHcB fhe fiisel
Nlth b ;.arpprf ~ TIE ceHe - iNe
ninr hinf fhHfD tin1f d fefHfl
aaainu fha tooth piih hfags lnpas'
and 80 aits fts -ieff o,ef tneiaY u
reFisserra " 81 a simple matter "A
mathematics Then - calculate ~
nrnoupt ~ force nctard ~ hftah tifi
tooth
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-24


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rrrIs.f ft Colonel O.0r.. IS p.l..
aha a aNitd by u ISL tir-'..,
C..i.ln and rselrncntai .dntart .-s
utI,r ,ona.st. 10 R,emon.,I s.r.,.,,.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-24

Th soldier boys are continually
.ptue Iokes on one anath,r hne
Hrc hat happened BOO CompahF ~
nr Thnd TcNas rcf1t was
r.. tnc ncid hospital tho other Hif
It ano off the older soidiorf iN go q
.aIa or -tlrm=h hne 'if c"rf-' there
su,h thing u.s. yard % ,i.lmlsi
hut Obs, "raohe" dldut know
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-24
Along fhe Troop Streets
OF Texas Brigade Con,n

lns ~a's ~ -. se Glad e erin, N ths ssl.,, A.
fer the hltsmen.
Caller efse not later than a. ~ nssd b. st se.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-24
CHANDLER SIX
SI205-
n CfYNftkNpN
Answering the Question
Thousands Have Asked

ME automobile industry big, vital that
rife in il, rumors founded and unfounded. So il
strange that thousands of admirers of the Chandler Six,
thousands OF prospective Chandler have asked What
going do in January2 Are going bring
modeli Are going build suc-and-such kind OF
What about the prce?'
And this is answer.
In the of Chandler Skies which will follow
peon of production of the series,
shall continue o build the heart of this great
the Marvellous Motor which, with
minor reinementS from time TO time, has distinguished
the Chandler for four past the same Chandler
design and Chandler-buid motor which has become
famous for its power and fleXibily and simplicity
and economy. And
shall continue the beautiful walnut panelled
tonneau-Cowl type of bodieS-with soft, deep cush-
ions and lustrous finsh-which preceded many
recent "new models" by many months And
the price be IoOered In all probability il will
be higher.
Ask any Chandler dealer any of Chandler
some other type of motor.
Ask yourself what change present Chandler
more beautiful in body design.
This the thousands who asked. THE
CHANDLER YOU MAY BUY THIS WEEK WILL BE JUST
AS UP-TO-DATE NEXT SPRING AS THE CHAMBERS
WE SHALL BE BUILDING THEN.
CHANDLER MOTOR COMPANY CLEVELAND, OHIO
r@$% g. E$ Sss:%T g s$$ssss ss@$% ':$
~ rg may secured ni 10, coat Tort n~ onnac~3
Come Choose Your Chandler No1p
y. &. BIaCESnaII
DEAERR DODGE BROTHERS CHANDLER
Service Line o. PauA Automobile
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-03-04
FURTHER TRACE
CANNOT Be FOUND
ENGLISH RIVER NEAR IOWA CITY
is DRAGGED TO FIND
80 MISSING MAN.

Iowa City. March 3.--No further
trace has been found of Albert Garhett
or Hiram Toms, the missing Iowa
City men who disappeared from their
homes SO suddenly. Their friends and
relatives are as much in the dark as
ever regarding their whereabouts.
The English river near Wellman
was dragged in the hopes Of possibly
finding the body of Mr.. Toms, but with
out success. Bloodhounds used In the
hunt for him traced him from his sis
ter's home in Wellman to the banks
of the river, taking the scent from a
suit of underclothing. At the river
bank the trail stopped. Evidence has
been obtained to show that Toms
went away from this vicinity and is
not in the river, but the stream was
dragged as a matter of course to see
whether his body might possibly be
buried in the icy water.
A description of Mr.. Toms, which
has been given out by his son, G. ].
Toms, tells that the missing man is rs
years of age, has dark hair, and a gray
mustache. There is a blue mark on
the lower lip and a dent on the right
cheek near the cheek bone. His left
arm has been cut off three inches
from the shoulders. 1t has been es-
tablished that he wore a blue over
coat, gray trousers, and a black cap
with a round fiat top. .s.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-03-04
REARRESTED MAN
IS BEFORE COURT

Creston, March 3.-Having just COM
pleted the serving of two years term
at FIT. Madison for statutory crime
and rearrested by United States Of
ficer on the charge of white slavery as
he set foot on free soil at the prison
gates, is the bitter experience of C. L..
Dillon, of Nodaway. Dillon was i'm
mediately brought to Creston and TAX
en- before Federal Commissioner J. c..
Hunt
Dillon was indicted on the charge
of white slavery at the November, 1918
term of federal court at Creston, and
just few weeks before that time had
been sentenced in the Adams county
court for the state crime. AS federal
authorities did not know that he had
been convicted in the state court, and
being unable to find him, issued a
bench warrant for his arrest. Upon
finding that he had been sent to Fl.
Madison the warrant was ordered
executed just as soon as the prisoner
was released. However, he did not
know of the proceedings in federal
court. y.
The prisoner is charged with entic-
ing the 16-year old daughter Of his
wife's first husband to Missouri for
immoral purposes, and both charges
grew out of the same act.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-03-04
.OT'TUMWANS ATTEND
EDDYVILLE WEDDING

NJ UtdyviIle, March S.-A very pretty
home wedding took place on Wed
nesday evening at the Fred Saville
home when Jane, the youngest daugh-
Ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Saville, became
tie bride Of Rufus Nelson. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Jones,
pastor Of the Congregational church,
st 3 o'clock in the presence Of few
relatives and friends. The ring cere-
nony was used, Christina saIlle, SIS
Ter Of the bride, acting as ring bear
d. Miss Thelma Wilcox, cousin
OF the bride, played Mendelssohn's
wedding march. The bridal couple
we're attended by Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Hawk OF Ottumwa A two course
luncheon was served.
The bride has spent the greater
part OF her life in Eddyville and is a
very popular young lady in large
circle OF friends.
The groom is the only son of Mr..
and Mrs w. R. Nelson, formerly of
Eddyville, and is an Industrious
young man worthy of the bride he has
won.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson went to Of
tumwa Wednesday for a few days
visit with relatives, after which they
will leave for Havre, Mont, where the
groom is engaged in business. The
best wishes of their many friends fol-
low them to their new, home.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-03-04
.OTTUMWAN WILL
RUN PLANTATION
MRS. JOHN MCDONALD ASSUMES
AN INTEREST IN AN sooAcRE
PLACE IN SOUTH.

Mrs. John Mcdonald of Lake Ar
thur, La formerly of Ottumwa, has
recently assumed the managership OF
a huge plantation in the southern
state. The Lake Arthur American
Press has the following on it:
MRS. John Mcdonald of Lake Ar
thur has an interest in the improved
S00-acre plantation Of e. P. Fox, which
changed hands last week. Mrs. Nc
Donald has associated with her M. G.
Burne of Des Moines, Ia, and the
property controls the lake front for
three miles from the corporation line
of the city, having many miles Of can
ais through which the surrounding
plantations procure water for rice.
"The two mammoth pumping plants
which furnish the water will be oper.
ated by Mrs. Mcdonald. who will be
manager of the plantation.
1.-THE Fox plantation is noted for its
three thousand orange trees, most of
which are bearing
MRS. McDonald's husband owns
and operates the Mcdonald plantation
on the Narrows on the opposite side
of the lake, which controls one and
one-fourth miles Of the lake front and
has the oldest bearing orange grove
in this part Of the state
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-03-04
M0LES EAT GRUBS
THEN TRAP THEM
BIOLOGIST At STATE COLLEGE
WARNS FARMERS ABOUT
THEIR KILLING.

Ames, March 3.-Ground moles eat
grubs-more than their weight in
grubs a day if they can get them
Therefore, the man who is troubled
with both moles and grubs had better
let Mr.. Mole enjoy good grub dinner
before he starts trapping, is the sug'
gestion made by j. e. Guthrie, zoolog,
list at Iowa State college.
To the farmer, gardener and woman
who enjoys flower bed, the mole pre-.
sents a knotty problem. He is not as
black as he is painted, however, and is
blamed for a lot of the dirty work
really done by mice, which use the
moles runways to get roots.
Mr.. Mole not only eats grubs, but
earthworms, cutworms and insects. He
may sometimes eat soaked grain, but
he doesn't eat potatoes. More than
10 grubs were recently found in one
mole's stomach by the United States
department of agriculture.
When he gets rambunctious and
humps up growing rows of vegetables
and flowers or makes ridges across
the lawn, however, he must be court
martialed. Trapping is the best meth.
cd. Several types of traps are on the
market, all good, If properly set. In
setting the trap, no part should appear
in the burrow or the mole will dig
around It. No bait Is needed.
Lawns infested by moles should be
rolled to discourage the moles and put
the uprooted grass roots in contact
with the soil.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-03-04
ANXIOUS TO GET
INTO BABY PORK WORK

Ames. March ST sure like the
baby pork work so well that I can
hardly wait until l get back on the
farm TO raise more and better pork at
less cost" writes Howard Baker, 49,
1ear-old Mahaska county boy and stu.
dent ct Iowa State college, who scor-
"a 90 per cent in the recent baby pork
3pontest the highest received by any
/ Of the 900 entries except Murle Mills
IT Hardin county, who equalled the
record.
Howard tells how he raised his
prize porkers: "
Il put him on blue grass pasture
and gave him / Id. of corn and IL gal.
Of milk every day for a month. I
commenced increasing the feed up
until the third month, when I put him
On q self feeder with corn and oats
On one side and tankage. on the other.
! gave him all the milk he wanted
fresh from the separator and kept
him in good shelter" .. g..
His pig made him profit of $23.42.
At the end of the feeding period from,
June until November the pig weighed
D61 pounds. The daily gain was 2.3
pounds and the cost per pound of gain
was 1924.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-03-04
PLAN TO GIVE WEEK
TO SELLING CATTLE

Des Moines, March 3.-If plans be-
ing made by the state fair board can
be worked out, one week in February
1917, will be given over to horse and
cattle sales in Iowa. r.
Reports made to the fair board by
stock breeders and buyers who at,
tended recent live stock sales at the
fair ground here indicate that the at
fairs have been big successes and the
various associations have voted to
hold shows and sales next year.
Under the plan contemplated by the
board, the spring stallion show may
be held on Monday and Tuesday Of
sale week, the exhibitors having the
rest Of the week to dispose Of their
animals at private SALE On Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday, the shows
and auction sales of the cattle breed
ers association may be held. It Is
considered probable that such string
of sales would attract buyers from
every state. ~. "
The board proposes to make special
provision for the holding Of the sales
and to provide feeding facilities for
the sales rooms at the state fair
grounds.