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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-04
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slrbeit lnb % bon bielcn iplrben 10
ldauer perlebt, Dag lie na6 @oipitalern
gebradst lperben muBten.
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tipfiibrer 3crman 5cB, ser bon Ser
stcip gcntrul Z @abn fit bas 1n1 Mittz
ipp6 bel aHbcrlt. g., erfolgte 8a6n=
llngtiif pcrantlportiid, sebn!ten miro,
lit aus bcn, Gienlt el1tIaiicll lrorpcl1.
Sic SignaIipdebtcr Ilbert g,rrlt unb
Gerrp 8eah iperben in gicnlt belalz
len. Sic llntcrlu9uns lit nod nid3t abz
sclhlplien.
Gbicasp, 3. Ipril. Scr por fltr=
gent ieincs Yultens als 9ireftor pcs
ltabtilhen 5ubcrflllpic Sanatoriulns
bon Chicago cntbobene ST.. 1bcobore
9. Sad]s lpl1roc gcitern il, ieiucr @pbz
nllng fpbt allfsefrrben. CT batte ieis
nem 2cben Dltrh gml1cbmen bon @ifd
elm Gnbe gen,adt Scinc 6rellnbc erz
flqrcn, slcrser iiber bic sescl i'm cr=
bpbeilc M1lduloigu1g, CT babc fcitMml
lhlett periuaitct babe 1r. Sahs ii
lDen Ep0 getricbcn.
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|lanO gcbpren nnh fliidtctc Dor "a Sab
|rcn ipcgcn Der acknowledgment aus
SDcl1a nad bcn Scr. Stuatcn.
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cincn Nlob aus bcm 3immcr cincs
Sricbensrirhtcrs gcbult unO ppr sen
8cribts9cbaube alfsebanst, CT pa1
bcl6uloiet, Gin lpeibcs Mdbhcu Dor
13 Sabrcn angegriiicn su babcn.
gpl,neil 8luffs, 3. slprif
@eget1 'bcngsablnb bcs Generals @re,,:
pillc Na.. @ohpc lunrhe bclltc Gin Irp:
l5eb auf 9Sdd}5ablnna pon $f,000,00(
I(?), Stcucrn angcitrcngt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-04
Ser sccrambsr Gin Sealb- Gnalanber.

q elp 9prf. 5. spril. Clarence
8cginalb t@ublun, alias Grneit Sdils
lcr,s Der gang allein 8elis BON bem bris
tilbcn Sradtba,npfcr Diatnppp aui
bobcr Sec senomlneu bat. lmlroe beltte
slbcnp. Der Srrcnabtbeillns in, Belle
tpllc = Solpital sur 9eobadtllng iiberz
geben.
Sic 8nnbesbehnrbcn baben i'm freie
.9elalien, neil CT lcin @erbreden nllberz
balb Der Sllrisoittion ser Der. Staaten
bcaangen bat. aber scr GiltriftsanpoIt
bon Sem Yort bat bic Saehc in Sic
8anb gcnpmmen. 9ieier 8cumtc bat
IN @rfabrllns 9ebradt, bob 3ublun in
Getruerab. 3uBlano. als Sobn cines
cnslilben @aters llno elmer, beutlden
Whlttcr eeboren ipuroe. Gr biente hrci
Ntpnate in ser britiIdcn Nrmee i'm
Wlilitdrlaser su Salisbury, beIertirte
bon BORT llnb fam i'm Mars 1915 nod
Sem 0orf.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-04
@cgifaniid,cs.

y1ll a porldufig Ell IN / DIT.
gl Gaio, 3. slpril. lsrapci5ec
Gilla ldelnt Den ibrn geiteuten seet
entronncn gu icin. Sblpobl ieincpallpts
banbt lcsten Mittuod auf ben Gl &C.
ronimo Hand nabe Guerrero 5crz
lprcnst ipurbc. bat CT bod lpd mebrez
re anoere 8anben in perl1iebenen
Steuun9cn 5ltr Gerfii9ung.
slus &erlbines ,oaupt
q auartier L imSeloc. 2.Ipril. (2llrd
Meroplan nnh Golonia Gublan unb
orabtlos nad) Columbus, g. N9. J
Mmcrifanilde 8eiter trafer beute friib
|eine fliidtenoe @taabanbe nate -
(gsame 9elfriden) uro es lpuroc 6eue
ern aus 1ener 9iidtung gebDrt. aber
nod, fein 8eri6t iibcr oas Nelultat an
oas 9anptauarticr erltattet
Sic @ebirac in Ser lllugegcnp bon
Guerrero perben bon ben Mn,erifancrn
|griinblidi burhilid)t, aber es ipuroc
iibcr @illas slllfcntbalt nidts peitcr in
grfabrung gebradt, als mas eefangene
8anbiten laeten, na1nlid,, bnB cr in
leinem Hnmpelfarren ireiter ins @ez
b1rgc gcbra6t luoroen lei.
@en Gerlbins fiinoistc bcllte an,
|bab Snfanterie 5unt grfiettern Ser
Berse bcnust iperben Ipl, Inn bic Sea-
oaQerie. Die bisber Die Irbeit aaein &C.
than but, Sll ui,tcritiiscn. Sic 5ruppen
iraren seitcrn lpieocr bart binter @illa
|uno marIhirtcn in bas Gorf - Elm,
tur5 fadaem CT baraus seflobell mar.
Can Intonio, 3. slpril. Sic
8efiirdtrlng, baB @iaa belu bon Gen.
Reribing seltellten Mce entipiidt lit.
tpuroe Geute sur lleber5elsuns. gs
liegt biesbe5iislid fein oifi5ieder Be-
ridt uor, aber alle Snforinatipn ltilnmt
balm therein, buB ct perlhlpunben iii.
8cribings aunblhufter baben srobe
G6lpierisfeit, 5uperldiiise Siadrihten
iiber 9illa 5u erbaltcn lnb tperben 5us
meilt nit faliden 9erihten irresefiibrt
Ct Gaj osa. April. giaa ipar boz
Stuci Iasen in gatero, Ii uupcrlpnn
bet uno nllr bon Mann begleitct
SO Meilen iiiblid bon gbibuabua gitp
I,5ufolse ei1ler 9idhrid1t aus merifanis
Eider s.neue. pie lid bisbeI ats 5auer.
Idflig bcipabrt- bat. Ser Bnnbit ipl
iauf Dem 8ese liiblid nu9 Garral ieir
slt,1o ben amerifanilben @erfolserr
minbcltcns 60 Mleilcn ppraus.
.@illa, last Oieler 9eric1t, bot mic
an einem @efedt se5en Die slmerifmel
tbeifgerlommen llnD bic staehriht Dor
leiner idlpcrcll @erlpllnpune mar Dor
ibm Ielblt perbreitct, nm Die 9erfolee,
5u tallidcn u,lo Tic Sll peranlalleu. lire
&rafte in flcine gbtbeillngen su tbei=
Hen, I'M nad) GiIlas @erlrccf i'm 8ebir.
| 9e 5n lldlcn, lpdbrcno scr 9anbit lid
alf bcr Sludt nad) Siiben beIinbct.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-04

/ h { Hc8icrung uno an Bic beutlttcn
&rupprcrfe perratGen mprben leicn
unp beantragte, 0aB &earaonliral
StrauB. Ser Ghef ocs ScldiiBncicll:,
Iein an oiy 1cutide arlpp Go. gerifz
tc'es Sdrelten porlcge.
omiral StrauB rerlos Sen Sricf.
Der eliy ttluort allf Co., slnge6nt Der
arupp So. oor Dem aricgc mar,
Der ancrif. Slottc 14z5oaigc @elaiisc
III licFerl1. Sic slntmprt bcIogt, oa5
Dos Sncrbictcn, lrcnn bic @eidiise unz
Iercn slnfnrSerungcil cntIprcdleu i'll
Grlrilgung se3pgen lperoen tDnnc. sSll7
ocNen lcien uniere cigeneu 4s3ollisell
GcIdJilee pcn @ruppidFc1 iiberlegcn.
Ga5 uniere @eldilsplanc Ser rltIIiidlcn
Gegicrllug n,itgetheilt irproen leicll,
luurbe lpsrpbl Don ISniral StrallB lpic
Cen Setretar 1aniets in Slbrcoe ge1
ltellt.
q II tlpprt ocr sllliirten b c 3.
0er9 DIT II Of lcppuu9.
Sic 8egierungeu Ser Gutcnrcn1dcfjfc
lieBen beute purd Den britiichen sptz
ldafter cine eclncinlamc slutlpprt at
Sefr. 2alliing ouf bcn Hrpteit Der Scr.
Staaten seeen Die 8eihlagnabnlc, 3llz
riidbaltuns aanb Genlnr nenrater &p~
lfcn iibcreiden.
Sic bebaupten, bab fcilre fegitine
9riefpolt belhlaenablnt nner irgenp@
lpelde @ertrassrehtc perlest luprocll
lcien, bctpnen aber 1adlbriieflicb ihr
8edt llno ibrc slblid1t, Eoltpoefctc nacb
mic npr 5ll ourtiuchen, lln Sic Sltrd<
ldmuggelllna BON apntcrbanoc 6u per-
bitDern.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-04
9cutid, amcrifaniidcr 9icbaftcur

Ncip Yprf, 3. april. Charles 9.
-ssS . it nj. @eraus9ebcr llnb Gbefz
rebafteur Deg q. 9. $oerplp. bes Norz
senz@ @croln lmb nes SonntagszScrplb
irurb heutesiadt plpelid i'll lcinem bies
iisen Spcin,.
@olfram lpuroe i'm Sabre 1s4S 1T
Homn1ern seboren unb fam 1867 mud
ben Ger. Staaten. Ct gebDrte sucsli
bent Stab ocs uYbilabclpbia 9emo=
frat" an uno erlrarb i'm Sabre 1871
cinen antbcil i'm 81. 9. Sournal, ipels
dies lpater gum 1@erolO" lrllrbc.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-04
2pfalcs.
20 lucrocn iii Ser Srinitatns= Stride
ctngclcgnct.

Siidlof !. y. @sorriion icanctc anr
Sonl1tag Sorn1ittag Die lladItchenocn
20 &onfirlnanoen in Der fathulildlen
Sriltitatlls= s=&atfeoralc cil g&llliall
Golpnl Setteltoorf 9aoen sSrer,
gallra Serdb 9lobert @ren, @elIie
Golleb. slrdlibalo Sbonlas, Marp 81
la Goud, 9tornlan sangntam, nj
taro Gpltdl aiargaret gulthall6t,
gerllicc s0ieper, afabel Better, 9alpb
Snptf)e, glmer g. Goudl, 9ori'e
p'icr, Hutb seurion Sunforo, Souiic
gmeis, slnlelia $. @uloner, Sbeo=
bore gnleis, sllfreo @ellon.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-04
Sie14 xsS &rssif ifsaes.

Ghicago. 3. spril. Ninopieb :
3ltiubr 5000. Stiere S. SO.
so; &iibe un0 9finoer $4.O0-8.75
&1lber $7.25-9.25.
Sdupeine 3llil,br 10000. q
bis 25c b'ber sll 1925 $50; 5lt
meilt SIT $9.55 9.75.
Shafe, 3nfnhr 10000. DInl
su $S.4o-9 10; 9iimmer $500 Fl,
11.50.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-04

Sn Sen b0beren 9ebranitalter
yerllns haben Die jiibilden 5Aul,
.1tber mebr 5usenpmmen als Die uns
oeren ReliJionsbeiean Bon Der
meihoel6ultinoeru iproden 178e
nur polnifd, 1866 yolniId uni
0sutf9, Il 8uiliid uno 3eutIA
l3S unocvs llalp;i@s @praaen, s
lnsarile1, 14S llnsariid uni
-Deut1d, 81 Stnlienil9 uno Deutlh
q Jral150iild uno Deuti9, 50 lSna.
i'd, 81 a Der. Gptu1en.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-04
ssalpu Scdcr fiir staDtamualt.
Ger friibere siirgerneilter 5eigt ieinr
Ian0I0atltr ar.

sluf Geranlaillma ieiner pelet
tSrelmoe lieB lid, Ser friibcre 9ilr-
gerlneilter @aloo gcder hemegelL
Ieine &anoioatllr fiir Die Stellung
eines Staotanlualtea eil6ureid)en.
Ger neue 'Staotratb tritt am 10.
os. Monats 5ulalnnlen lno miro Iill
init Ser grnellnlllg oes neuen Staot.
'amualtes, Ser Garl 2alnbah i'm 9lnltc
'nad)fplgen miro, befaiier. 9us gr-
nenner 0es Staotanpaltes oiirite Ell.
, mes Ser erlten @eihafte iein, bas Ser
nene Staotratb perridten miro.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-04
SiQa oem Sdleppneb mieoer entwil0t
1tno iou cinem @oriprmas bon 60 Meilen
Ma&ridten bon euer dweea gsrpuuouns auseblA ialid
Sapan pruteitirt sescn nnicre burnett sn,

e Bic Saponer nit nibcrucrtbicn Gac] Sopf ~ gr
me 8eorsaniaton ToBt I'M au appen Glorinc
GerbD SlpttclbQ cuoli eeieloen snlaoe
ge1en bas Warincamt @c6cnnIc an Muf
ano bic arupp Company sit fu6cn gSas a6cr
i'll abbe geten pirb 5dlQer-
puppe it'd ais Elm 0ab Gnsanoer, arc1s eginno
boren i'll 9aBano os sobn @nganbcrs Gcudcn
CT lpiro auf ienen G5eitessutanb lintcrileft
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-04
aumfirmutium am Saint Spnutag.

Gie Griifltlgen fiir oie apnfirma-
tiunsflalIe Ser oeltie)-eualgclildz zhl.
tbcriIhen Srinitatlls-aird,e mcrocn
.am fomnlenoen Sonntag, Den 8.
slpril, ahgebalten lueroeu. Glc @in-
iegnlnlg ielblr erfplgt an GaInllonll-
tag oet 16. slpril.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-04
Sap. ga m pier bcrlorcn.

@onsfons, 8. slpril. Scr ipab:
renO eincs Sturnes an ciller Der Sc:
MIA Snlefn liiplid) bon bier scltran:
oetc japanilde Gampfer Gbipo Rarrt
13,430 Spnncn, lit nnf9eecben NOR
Den. Sic 229 9afIasicre lpuroen se:
rettct.
5ofip. 3. slpril. Scr flcinc aii:
'lfcl1bampfcr @afatiu Moru lit untpci
9tasalafi allf ein Hifi ecitoben unl
linterseaanscn. 90 Yaiiasierc uno 2(
pun Der Mnnlbaft iperben bern1ibt uni
linb ipabrldeinlid) ertranfeu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-04

Chicago, 3. slpril. @ei,en -
12O1s Niai, 1895 Sltli.
Sort - 1914 Met 77ls Sill.
@afer - 1925 Mai, 1925 Suit.
@etreibe fir 8anr: geo. 2 rothe1
@inter ,lollineu; 30. , &orn 50
Stanoarp 0afer 46.
9loggen gso. 9 96.
Hprife - 62-77
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-04
Sranf Sulm luieSernm aanoipat fir
ictrrGsr.

Nranf @oln licb seItern i'll ocnl
Bureau oes S1aatsuu0itors Collins
leine &aroioatlr filr Die @Ieocrlpabl
0es Gefor0crMlttcs bllden
Gie &oriuabl fiir oiecs sIlnt lit i'm
SltlI. Socrr @plnl lit Ser critic &an-
oioat iilr cit Golmtpaalt im gan5cn
aStaate Soma.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-04
9tntlde geDanntn wit5tr 1000 Meter
Tront BET &frouu.
9cmtid)e 3eppelite itreittcm bret J1ddbte iber
Gn0lano.
Ser leb'e MustiF errei4te 94.ttlaub.
SIN @ansen 24O 3Onn puubet nnb GROCER abn
angcrhte

M nicocr bc Gampicr srtn hobn ihrc aofos
front perdt - no Sic ruiide Sfnpc gbenmt aud ciacu
9roB1 ulNben Sranportoanpfr pci ruide dic
bcreft - Geui9anb bat scg aQes onl
Nof1s gum Snrdbalcn - Sic arigsabel eaien au $780,
100000 afgeidyibt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-04

7ssf isNeakSH fiNst
ld)cn gcitcrn ctipa 500 slctcr 8pbcm
gcipal,nelt l,no ncllc 9attericn poa
lbipcrcnt anlibcr nabcr nt Sic fran5.
Sront bcrangebrabt babcn.
agiirfiidc @ricsslaec se~
bcilcrt.
8crl IN, 8. Ipril. Sic tiirfiitcl
Erlppen an Der faltfaliiden Sront baz
ben betrahtltcbe @srltdrfnnsen erbal=
ten llnb Sic rllililde Gfienlipe lit ge-
bemntf ipprocn. aSn Ser lestcn @odc
bat es ,,ur fleinc @efebtc 9esebcn. 4
Gin rltliiihcr Sransporter bon 12.r
900 Conner, init Sruppen unb 8rieasz
material lit am 30. M6rS pon cinen,
tiirfilden II Z Boot perlenft iporbcn,
ipie offi5ieu gcnteloet miro. Sln, 81
iplirbe eli, anberer rllllilbcr Sampler
bon 1900, Gpnne,l nnb Elm Segellhifi
berlenft .sluh babe,t ltnlere ll<8pote
befcittgtc +ruiliIhc stcllilnaen ll6rblid
bon Eoti ipirflan1 bomborbirt."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-04
Gin Srrtbum M b.euti6er
Sliegcr.


2on Don, 3. april. Geutlhlanh
bot iid BET Ser sdtpei5 ipescn oes abz
iperfens bon @o,nben allf pas 9ori
EorcntrD ourd 5ipci beutbc Slicger in
Der Icbten 8ode entldulbiet u,lb bcs
ten 8cltrafrng berlproden. Sic Tliez
ger 9luubte.t lid iiber Scr fran5. Sc
ltling gelfort 5u befinbeil.
Streit am Glbbe bccnbet
2onb o II. 8. april. Scr Strcit in
ben @elbiitfabrifen am GlpSc lit beute
beenoet iuprocn u,b bic Mrbcit iuirb
morgcn ipic0cr bcginnct.
Scr ariegsIdaDcn in
@ali5ic.n.
@icn 3. sptil. Ser aricsslbaoeu
an Giscntbum in @ali5ien lit bon ci1er
&onmiiiion auf cttpa $40o.o0O,OOO
selddbt lporben. Ser 8erid1t Iaat, baf
bon $50 Gorfern 271 r1ebr als sur
5dffte 6eritDrt li11o,
177,0O0 Gclddftsz. @o6nz unn
Sarmballlcr. loipie etipa $4,000 Of
fcntlihc Gebalhc fms boIlltdnoia 5erz
ltDrt iporben.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-09-05

ril McCarty and Phillip Scott intend
to study at Highland Park college.
Paul Gardner and Ralph Powers Will
60 to Drake. At Iowa Wesleyan there
will be Vernon Davidson, Miss Marie
and Halstead Schick, Harold Chap
man. Claude Hickman, Charles Shook,
Cyril Scott, Harold Gooch and Miss
Eta Searcy. Bruce Mellis will again
be at Parsons. George Millett and P.
Flaherty will be at St. Ambrose col.
lege.
John McGrath will finish his course
at st. Louis university and Thomas
Rowland and Joe Ostdiek 60 to
Creighton. Idris Lodwlck will SO to
the American school of osteopathy at
Kirksville, Mo. Leonard Kendall re-
turns to Augustana college. and James
Nevin to the Rolla school Of mines.
Carl Freeman also goes to Augustana.
Timothy Sheehan goes to Notre Dame
university. Tom Pallister will leave
for Culver and John Jordan and De
Monte Baker will enter Shattuck mill.
tary ACADEMY.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-09-05
RUSS ELL.

Mrs. G.. 8. Boyd, who has been visit.
ing relatives In Ohio and Pennsyl.
vania, has returned home.
8. Cole and daughter, Ethel, has re
turned home from st. James, Mime
sofa,
Milton Larimer returned home Wed
nesday from Kansas where he has
been working the past summer
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hobson OF
Washington are visiting at the paren
tai Henry Zimmers home. H., tsS
Earl Queeny and family of Gales
burg are visiting his sister, Mrs,
Pearl Gookin.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Foulks of Aller.
ton are visiting Mrs. Foulks' father
AFRO King.
Ora Smith of Oskaloosa has been
visiting his mother.
Mrs. Hattie Julian Of the state OF
Washington is visiting her sister, Mrs
Matte Hatcher. ....
Mr.. and Mrs. JEFF Hancock Of Cory.
don are visiting their daughter, Mrs.
R. S. Lewis and family.
Mrs. Harry Gage of Lincoln, Neb.,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
F. M. Johnston, returned home Tues.
day. -s.s
Mrs. Chris Hansen and children OF
Kansas City, who have been Visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Plots,
returned home Tuesday. 49,
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-09-05
DDYvILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. C. e. Nlson went 70
Clarinda Tuesday to attend the funer.
al Of relative.
Esther Howerton and Beatrice WI
liams, who have been attending school
at Iowa City, came home Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs w. s. Keller were
Abba business callers Tuesday after
noon.
verna Beamer n spending the wesb
with friends in Pella.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. X. Pickefell and
daughter, Edith, are visiting friendl
and attending the Des Moines fair
this week.
Mrs. F. e. Vance was an OttumNs
business caller Tuesday
Mrs. Simon lager of Batavia 10 visit
ing at the parental J. P. AndeTSo1
home.
Mintie Mater of Kirksville, NO.,
came this week for an extended visit
with her grandmother, Mrs. Naomi
Secress.
The funeral of Mrs. w. H. Ander1
son, who died in Ottumwa at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. F. q. Walker.
was conducted by Rev. e. W. Day at
the M. Ne. church Wednesday after.
noon ats O'Clock. 1nterment IN High.
land cemetery.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-09-05
DOUBLE SPACE TO
Be GIVEN EXHIBIT
AND FLoRlcUL.
TuRE TO RECEIVE SPECIAL At.
TENTloN At FAIR.

Sedalia, Mo-, Sept 4.-Twice the
amount OF space allotted heretofore to
the agricultural and Horticultural ex-
hibits will be used by these depart
ments at the sixteenth annual Mis-
soura state fair at Sedalia, Septem-
Der 1880. This reflects the rapid
growth that Missouri has had along
these lines az the building that housed
these departments in the past Is now
not large enough to hold the ever.in.
creasing exhibits.
A carload OF choice flowers and
plants from the hothouses OF the
university Of Missouri at Columbia
will be used to decorate the building
in which these exhibits will be shown
this year. The decorations will be ar
ranged by H. F. Major, professor OF
landscape gardening at the university.
Prof H. G. Hacklemon will be the
superintendent in charge.
The plans are to make this building
a meeting place and rest room In con-
nection with the fair. There will be
plenty of comfortable seats and six
piece orchestra, also number Of vo-
calists will render musical selections
throughout the day. entertaining those
who have become tired of other pleas
ures at the big exposition,
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THREE DOCS HAVE
RECEIVED POISON
ONE pIE6 AND ANOTHER Is NEAR
DEATH; AiRDALEs PICKED
OUT FROM REST.

Ft. Madison, Sept. 4!-That FIT.
Madison Ia unlucky enough to number
among Its citizens few people who
will assay about one tiny particle OF
gray matter per square Uranium
seems to be foregone conclusion,
following the poisoning Of a couple of
high class animals and the threatened
death of another. 1t ID odd, too, that
the dogs which seem to be the chos.
en- victims OF this person or persons
are all Airdales.
During the past two weeks two
Airedales have been poinsoned, the
dog owned by T. P. Sphinx dying and
the other being saved. Apparently
the next victim will be the ,Airedale
owned by DR.. v. T. Doering, should
the. person who called him up fulfill
his or her threat. During the past few
days DR.. Doering has been called UP
by some anonymous person who in
formed him that. unless he disposed Of
his dog that they would either shoot
or poison it and rather than have q
good dog destroyed by some person
who must resort to anonymous calls
the doctor has decided to send the dog
away. s. +,--....
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DES MONIES RIVER ..
STOCKED WITH FISH

Fl. Dodge, Sept. A request BY
Major J. F. Ford to Elmer Hinshaw,
state game warden, that the Des
Moines river near Ft. Dodge be stock
ed with fish, bore fruit last week and
Deputy Warden w. E. Elberts arrived
with car Of $4,000 fish, which were
dumped into the river near the Quaker
Oats mill. The car contained small
perch, croppies, catfish, pike, bass and
pickerel, seined fro mthe bayous Of the
Mississippi near Dubuque. ...s-
A fish will mature in about year
and with the exception Of the perch,
croppies and a few pickerel, will not
stray far from Ft. Dodge during that
time. The fish were brought here
over the Great Western in a special
car of the bureau of fisheries. The
fish are carried in ordinary milk cans
and kept at certain temperature by
the addition of small pieces Of ice. Ok
ygen is forced through the water
while en- route to increase the vitality
of the fish.
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Ottumwa Saturday.
= Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Taylor returned
home Thursday from attending the
state fair.
Mrs. Ruben Lutz and daughter Mar
jory and son Tom returned home from
six weeks visit in Topeka, Kan. with
Mrs. Lutz parents. .,,@
Mrs. Lottie Burnaugh, who has been
spending the summer with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Passwater, return.
ed to her home In Lusk, Wyoming the
first of the week. r. .4-z 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Grow were in
Ottumwa Saturday evening.
The teachers have all arrived and
school opened today for one-haf day
only, on account Of Labor day.
Chas. La Force of Ottumwa was in
the city on business Saturday.
READER
George ]. Pickett has returned home
from weeks visit in Des Moines,
where he attended the state. fair. He
was accompanied by his son, Donald,
who has spent the past summer In the
capital city with relatives. Mrs. Pick
EFT has also returned home from q
several weeks, visit with relatives in
GAINESVILLE, Wis.
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REFUSED INCREASE;
MEN REFUSE TO WORK

Boone, Sept. 4.--There is strike on
at the new court house in the fifth
ward. Nearly all Of the laborers have
given up their work upon the refusal
Of the Boyd Construction Co. to grant
the request Of the men for more pay
for their work.
A few days ago. one Of the laborers
requested an additional Ave cents per
hour. It 10 said that the laborers were
being paid twenty-five cents per hour
and this man asked thirty cents per
hour which was refused. He quit
work and soon had others out with
him and It is said that there . but
two laborers on the job. The carpen-
tiers and others, however, are not a.
fected.
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SEEK TO ARREST
A SMOOTH FORGER

Chillicothe, Mo-, Sept. Local OF.
fcers have received word from w. ].
Morning, deputy sheriff at Parsons:
Kas., asking for the arrest Of one OF
the smoothest forgers in this section
Of the country. The mans name Is
withheld. Here is his plan Of opera
ton: Gets acquainted at a bank,
makes small deposit. Bank furnishes
him with book and blank checks with
his name and business printed on
checks. Visits merchants and pur'
chases goods, offers check, usually
representing himself as an employe OF
the firm who issues the check. Re-
ceives merchandise and difference be-
tween check and goods In cash. Az
ter successfully passing several
checks In town he departs.
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CHARLTON.

Miss Vera Wilson departed yester-
day for Whiting, Indiana, where she
will teach in the public schools the
coming year.
Mrs. A. M. Baker, of Givin, came
Tuesday to spend the winter here with
her son, Grant Ellis and family.
Mrs. Mary Stephens of Bussey, re-
turned home yesterday after a brief
visit with Mrs. Jas. Boothe.
Mr.. and Mrs B. F. Landrey and
daughter, Pauline, have returned from
a visit with relatives in Rosendale, Mo.
Mrs. A. T. Whalley went to Hiteman
yesterday to spend few days with
relatives and friends.
Miss Agnes Arvidson left yesterday
for a few days visit with friends in
Red Oak.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Spencer Of near
Lucas, returned yesterday from Des
Moines, where they visited friends
and attended tho fair.
Mrs. J. o. Vickroy and children went
to Melrose yesterday to spend the re-
mainder of the week with her sister
Mrs. Murphy.
Miss Dorothy Brown returned yes.
terday from Fiat River, Mo-, whore she
had been spending the summer with
relatives.
Mrs. Charles Sugden, of Abba who
had been spending few days with
her parents, Mr.. and H. W. Gittinger,
returned home yesterday.
Miss Irene Falvey of Abba, return
ed home yesterday after few days
visit with Charlton friends.
H. Fofcher Of Sloan Springs, Ark,
formerly of this city is here for visit