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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-16
Orptt freigefpro9en.
Surp mars stnnben in
gcra + ung.

gSanfeeom Sis, Is. Suli.
Scr Sall bon g1n. $. Srpet, Dem ser
@rmorblln9 Der Maripn 2arubert in
2afe Sorrelt, eSlls., angeflagten Stue
be,lten bon ser llnibcrlitdt 8isconlin
fpnrbe beute giahnlittag Der SurD
iibergeben.
Sic s(nlpaIte Der gertteiSieung ia
gen, DOB 9fidter 9pnnellps Snitruftiz
on an bic Surp 9leihbebeuteno nit
einem Sefebl sur Sreilpredung ibar.
Bulletin: I'm $50 abcnos beride
tete Sic surp, baB lie lid ouf einen
@abrlprl6 9eeini9t babe.
7:45 Mbenbs: gSln. Srpet ipurbe
bon ber Srrp nuh 5zitiinbiser 8eras
tbltn9 fretgeIproden.
9rei ganots lprrben genpmn,el1.
Sic er1ten 5ipei 1tanber II gegen /
fit 5reilprud. Ser Sblnann 0'Sbea
erfldrt, bub Dltrcb llebereinfommen Ser
@eldlpprcncn Der Same BEG ipiberz
ipenlti9en s)@it9liebes ni6t berDiientz
ltdt fuerpen lolle.
@egen 8n 8. Srpet, Sen 22~iabz
ri9cn Stllbenten, ipelder Ser @ergifz
tllng leiner friiberen @eliebten Ntaz
rion Sambert, elmer S5pdIdiilcrin in
2afe Sorrelf, anseflagt mar, Ia9en tn1r
llmitanbsbepeiie bpr. 9as Mdbhen
nurbe am Morsen bes 8. Sebruar
tpbt I'M @albe eeTunoen umb uls Soz
oesllrla6e ipllrbe gpat1fali feltgeltellt.
@s ipllrbe ober fein G5iftfldlben in Ser
Sidbe 9efunbcn nnp es blieb 5ipeifel~
baft, ob lie lid freiipilig persiftet batz
te, pber of Srpet ihr bas G'ift geseben
lno oas Slald)den beiieitc sebradt
bate.
Boufegan. IS. Suli. Sic surp
5og lid Inn $3.50 Madrn1ittass 5uriid.
I'm llbr tpllrbe iie gum @inncr in
einem benod)barten &oltbauie sefiibrt.
mo lie cine balbe 5tllroe 5ubradtc.
Cine Shlnbe- Ipdter fam Die Selez
pbonbot1daft, bab Ser @nbrlprlt9 er@
aiclt lei llnb Nihter 9puneap, Ser elm
8riippel lit, bumpelte OIL &riiden 1,ad)
DEM @eridtsfaal. Ser GSefanaere iaB
5ipiIrben leincr Nl1tter r1tb Srolt gbz
minSaplpr, leiner vSanoIabp" in Ma@
pilpr, als Sic Gelhiporenen bereinfa@
men. slls bas &crbtft berfiinbet mar,
mar Srpet iprahlps npm 1te6crntab
ieiner @efiible. CT Ihiitteltc allen Sc
ldtpprenen Sic 6anbe, lahelte ld)lpadl,
la9tc abcr nid)ts. Cine balbe Stnnbe
lpdter fubr CT NIT ieincr @altter per
Mutpnpbil bein1lpdrts.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-16
MuS Der 8nnbeSbauptitaot|
8 c / 6 o II a L e +.


ssolbingtorL Is. Suli. Scr
Senat leste beltte Die geratbung oer
6lottenbiIl iort uno ba5 9spltcpnln1itz
tee beriet6 liber ltreitise 9unfte Des
Epitbl1ogets.
Ser GraIioent lonbte sic grnel1z
nllng bes aongreBntonnes Salnes 6ap
bon @irsinien, iebt @orlieer oes
saus SQlilitdrcpmmittee, gum 9lidter
oes 05eridts fir slnlpriide ein.
Gertaglnag um 1929 9ta6ntittags
bis 10 llbr aporgens Wpntag.
9as Salts nabnl bic 91uder 8iQ
9egen fprrlpte gSa6lpraftifen an, lppz
bur6 bas @eles fir Sic @erDffentliz
dung politiher aantpagnebeitrdge
n1nenbirt miro.
@s nabn ou6 Sic Senatsrelolttioll
an, ipelae Elm 9en1einlanes gontittee
perfiigt, I'M Den Sericbt iiber Sic 93ez
giernnss G'igentbiilnerldaft bon
Dffentliden 8etrieben, beren 9feguli1
rllng uno anoere misunderstanding
gu beratben.
9as 9alts einiete iic] irblieBlib allf
Elm Grograntnt bon breitaaieen gertaz
|alulaen hon Wnlltag en-. an1ter ipelhern
|nur nod Stpnferen5bcridbte ltno St1s
nit ein til nj III igcr Genebmieltng
erlebigt iperben lplle,l.
Sertaellng llnt 2:44 9ladntittags
big Niontae @littug.
9eutihlnno enb1i6 bpllz
ltanoie als Sra6tcr allz
CT ia II n t.
Sas Stootsantt gab 6ellte bie fornte
libc gntiheipung nb, oab pas bcutidc
lll1terleelc)iff 9elltIdlano ein 9an@
belsIdiff lit unb sur 8ebanpluns al5
luldes berehtigt
Ser amtirenoe Sefretar Golf iaat,
bieiegntldeibune lei nidt als cin Grdz
cebensfau 5lt betrahten ltno oaB allc
eleid)artigel1 Sdlle, sic in Ser 3llflnft
eintreten mogcn, auf ibrc ei9enen Mez
riten bin sl1 bebanbeln leien.
9as 8 pn9rebprpsra M III.
&crInd]slpeiie lpltrpe bon Sen Sez
natsbcn1ofraten bclltc 9iadt III ibrent
&altfn5 bic apnsrebpertu9ul,g nidt
lpdter als am 20. sluguIt bereinbart.
Cine eil1itin,n1ig onsenpnlmene Gez
lplutipn mics bas bcmpfr. Steuez
rungscpn,ittee an, ein Nrpsra1nnl 5lt
entlperfell, Dos fol9euoe Wlobregcln
cinldliebt:
slne Seipilligungsbias, sic Sdiffz
fobrts<, Steuerz, slrbeiterentIddotz
gltussporlasert sia eeeen forruptc
Yraftifen, Ebilippineu : SclbHresie4
ring, Siirserfriegsz llno Sponilbe
&riess Eenlipnsbias ruo cine sun
@ersroberllns Der 3lpildenitaatsfuntz
miliipu.
Sic &pnfeteuS perfiiste all6, iperrn
nab ocm llrtbeil bes Stellerconunittcc
sic i6lpebenbeu ainoerarbeits@ unn
Ginipanberungsbills nid)t rcbt5eitie
fir Sic &ertasung ant 20. slu9llit CT
lepigt iperben fDnnen, penn ntD9lid
bod elm slbfununen eetrpffen iperper
lplte, mpruhbiele gtaBreaeln I'M nddz
| item 9e5ernber sur Scratbuna unn slbz
| lttmmlulg gebrnd]t lperpeu ipllten.
Ser 20.slu9rlt fdllt ollf einenSpnnz
| taa lrnb Sic benpfr. Senatpren met
Sen es baber 10 eiu5uribteu lllben
pub sic @ertagune idpn mt 19.Iusul
eintreten fam.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-16


an Ser rl,iiiid6en Sront ipieleu iicJ
Sic ldiperfen &dnrpfe iebt in Der Ndbe
bon gararopicbi ab, ipdbrcnb Die Sage
nn1 StpfbpO unberdnbert lit. 9us 9prf
Sfrpboma mar ser 5hauplab perz
5ipeifeltcr admpfc llnb bcibe Yartcien
beanlpruden grfplse. 9usielbc lit Ser
Sall an ber auItrp itulii6en Srpnt.
sluf ser Sec baben bic Central
nacbtc neuc grfpl9e ersiclt. 9eutldc
II 9potc babcn einen britilben
Siilfsfre,,5er bon 1000 Sonncn unb
3 Yntrplbppte in ser gfprpice berlcnft
,lnh Elm DltreitiIbes llnterlcebopt bat
einen italienilben 9cltrpper III 8rltub
gcbpDrt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-16

Gan ntpnip, Seras. A mcrts
fanil6c 8anbitcn. lpelhe beu &prpprul
@m. Cherries bon Sruppe DC. oes IA.
&ap. Hegt. ermprpct bnbcu, iuuroen
BON elmer Surp lcbulnig beTllnben lrnn
sum Spbe perltrtbeilt.
Sntlc.r, Snb. gicr GerIonen Sic
ganse San,ilie bon Otto Carer ppn
Soifsbille, Ohio, iultrben Gellte 9tacbt
getDbtet, als ibr sllttp bon eincn
Sdncllstg iiberrannt ipuroc. sic Sae
milic befano lief nlrf Der S,einlTabri
BON bier aus unp beltanb aus Sen @lz
tern uno slpei anabcn ppn 6 Sabren
unb is Monaten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-16
@aIobranb nabe 9t6en.

Hdr1s, 10. Sltl1. 0as Seuer,
ipeldes bic So,nmerreiiben5 bes a6z
ni9s &pnltantin i'm &alpe bon Satoi.
unpeit atben 5erftDrt bot, piitbet 11od
llnb cine pabasbepeIde bonsltben lagt.
es lperbe befiirdtet, bnB Die Slammen
Die Stabt errei1en iperben. Ser @alb
bon Gatoi lit ober mar Ser erDBtc bon
@riedenlanb lnb Der granbldupen
miro ouf 10 Willionen Srancs gez
l6dbt.
Inter benen, bie i6r 2cben in Ser
gefdmpfun9 Der Slammen berlprcn,
iparen Ser Superintendent Sc la Yarz
Ia. Gbef bes fDnisl @ebei,nbienltes
gbrbiippatbis unb 30 Solboten. so
Splbateu erlitten Bel ben 9icttlnasz
arbeitcn i'm Sblob tnebr oSer peniger
Ibipere @erlebuneen.
Irof. sc tdnifpTf +.
Earis. 15.. Slili 9rpfciior glie
Wethnifpff, Ser misunderstanding,
lit bcute in ieinem 3inncr inn Ga1
ltenr sSnltitrt, an ipelhem er lange
9eipirft bat nnb bpn bem CT einer Ser
9ireftpren mar, einenl 6cr5leiben err
legcn. gr lpar geborencr Jtulle, aber
naturalilirter Sran5ole.
0pfcr Ser II goote.
8c.rlin, is. suli. Sic gbmiraliz
tat fiinbi9te beutc an. NaB bel1tl6e
It's am IL. Suli cinen britiidenSilfse
frcll5er uno 8 Eatrplhopte perIentt
baben. Sic Mittbeililns lalltet:
vslm II. Sltli 5eritDrte ein bclltldes
II 8ppt in ser gtorblee eineu britt
}ben piilfsfreu5cr bpn ctipa 5000
Spmen. On oenlelben Gage nerIenften
anbere beutlde 11nter1eer no6c Ser briz
tilden &iilte brei britiiche gatrolbppte.
9ie Manni6aften ipllrben 9 ef q II :
sc II uno Elm @eldIb erbeutet."
@pn 8ien 1pirb beri6tet, bab Elm
italienilber 9eltrober bpm SnbomitpS
Spp am 10. Sili bon einem Dltr. IL
8ppt pericnft iporben lit
(9er Snbomito tpar ein 5iemlid
neues sdiff, $50 gpnncn sroB, 80
anoten shnelli9feit unh nit elmer 8e=
labuns bon etlpa so Wann.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-16
Splitiidyes.
g cite pr p9 re IIipe 81 a t t
nal : g D II b c II ipn2

~ u I + W I ~ ' ~ -
nal &pnpcntipn2
gle.ip 0rleans, Is. Stli. Spbn
sc. Sorfer. SET Observation-Disclosures
fanoibot ser I'M lesten Suni in Gbica=
90 obgcbaltcnen observation-disclosures
fpnpeutioll, erlieb bellte slbenb einen
sufrnf an Sic opatriptllden Wtduner
llnb Sral1cn bon slmerifu" cine ncue
Eatipnole &oupcntion Der prosr. Earz
tel in Chicago am 5. sugult ab5ubal@
ten, I'm, &anbibaten fit Sic Grailoent=
jdaft llnb Giceprdlioentidaft alfSuz
itellen unb Sen Sprtbeltanp oer Eartet
aIs elmer belnnberen polttilden Srsae
niIatiou 6u it6ern.
Sbne @pl. 9}ppIepclt pper anpere
Siibrcr sl neunen, lcbldgt ct bot. ben
vSull glpple", ser Die Sartei III Die
SSiloniB sefiibrt babe, auf etpig 6lt bea
erabeu lmp als Gartcilpnrbpl ben antes
rifanilden Mbler att6llnebmen.
&c GaIlenpctitioncn a filr bic
oSlls. g mdriuablen.
5pringfielo, Sis, Is. Snli.
sis beute slbenb 6 llbr lparen Sipilcbcn
1900 rno 1900 Getitioneu ppu aanz
oiouten beint Staatsiefretdr sebltd,t.
ipelche in ser ndhltcn Eri,ndripabl int
September Sic grnennlng SIT Staatss
unp apngrcbdmtcrn Iuhcn.
Gs liegcu brei repllbl. Staatstifcts
por. abcr rutr elm benlofratii6es, NIT
G5pup. Sluue OIL ser Spite.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-16
selesrapbiidc Ssuti5cu.

~. Out''
; Sn Ser g atipna a I
abilabelpbia 4, Sittsbltrs 0:
Ibilabelpbia 5. &ittsburg Z.
Bottom 8. Cincinnati 2.
8rppflpn 4, Chicago 5.
sfeip Dprf 5, ct. 2uuis Q.
sSn Ser 81 mcrican II 2casue:
Ct. 2nuis 2, Bolton 1.
ct. 2pllis a, Bolton II.
Chicago a, philadelphia I.
Chicago 1, Ybilaoclpbiu 0.
glcpclano 2, @albington 3.
9etrpit 8, Ncp yorf Z.
ssSn Der 3 S 2isa:
9anenpprt 2, A'tolinc O.
@lppminatpn 5, Ecpria 2.
tSannibal s, GllincD 1.
9ipf sSslonS 3, Modforb A.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-16
Meues aougrebprograuu1 probeweiie
DereinbQrt.
9as Sans 1T fers nit ieiuer arbeit nno paet au ben q
IS fuirh ett an INNER 5u 3 sascm panire,.

Die Monndat obnbampfer gcrette
geann dner berleet lmiecer geuldz
lao Dmid as @anbelsidff ouerannt
Der Gro9reiben auguIt ongerc9t Same ygua
Iope oa aber falen lno Der an1eriaide
pehen Sic scmc9un9 ge6 Sp6n a 2pui@
g8eder Ser Observation-Disclosures Garte mat
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-16
Gngldnotr meloen wcittren Grfolg n0rblid
Der 6Dmule.
Saben aber oteieltem Steuun9em tpabrid)einltd1
stpcttnal 9ettontnten,
9eun Berlin fast oa6 ber aamp bort nod i'm @ause ei
2onbun beanprnt aud ndt gpbens,uinn ei BE-
9imu bcr Sffcmiiuc

Geben Welen bat tic aber ip secr beanprut Sic glas
Qongneba d5 inun heoer Sem
Serl'ner Sert 5ufosc lit Der brid Mntr ae6e Gaz
S bat gar nts 81 la9cn - Nle beuj @riplge
Ab DIE Staot 9efa loa ben arabilhen 9ebaen
porpn 1en ~ Wrtrde unb iaenlde arissdif tprpebirt
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-16
Sritiide Musflndte.

Spnb IN. Is. Suli. 9us g(usipar=
tige gmt in 2nnbpn bat cine an sic
Megicrun9en neutraler 2anbcr acride
tetc 9enfldrift berDffentlidt, ii, ipele
der Die Griinbc anaeseben iperbcn.
aus ipelhcn Sic britiIhe 11nb fron5Dliz
id)e Reaterllng sic 2pnboner 9cflora-
tipn allBcr araft seiebt babcn. Sic
Ge9ierung bcr aIliirtel, 2drbcr, 10
beibt cs in Ser 9enfiMift. bdtten Iid)
su 9esinn bes 8rieses on Sic 2onboe
ncr 9eflaratipn 9ebaltct,, ipeil tic
angitlid) bemiibt fporen (?D. Iid Sic
bDlfcrrcdtliden 8cItimmll1gen sur
8icbtI6nlm slt nebmen. Snt 2onfc bes
aricscs batte 1cbp6 Sic, 8iiicnlbaft
bcrartise 1tmipdl5nne in Ser &ricgs
filbrun9 gebradt, bab c@rbdltnillc IN
Der Seefriegfiibrllna 9e16ofien ipllr<
bcn, bie nod nnbefannt iparcn, ais
bic 2onbnncr 9eflaratipn anoel1pms
men tplirbc. slus bieIcm @rllnbc bdtz
ten Sic sllliirten belhlplie,L lid
nidlt nte6r ON sic 8citin1nulngen Ser
2pn5pncr 9eflaratior, Ipnhern MIR
no6 on sic iiberliefrten lmb aners
fanlten Grunb}ake bes @Dlfcrrehts
5n baltcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-16
aleinc ariegsna9ri9tf1l.
Sic 9ufunft g or e ns.

8erlin, 13. Suli. ssad Gllsfiib>
rung Der 3eitlng ugerliner politilde
yteni9feiten" Die biniibtlid politil6er
Sragcn alfs bette unterri6tct lit, lit
nob fcine Gntldeioung bariiber getrufz
len iporpen, ipie li6 Die 3ufunft $50
lens geltalten ioa. 9as glatt lagt
II. a.:
v9ie Sra9e, mas aus 9olen iperz
Den loll, lit cine Ser l6fpierialten,
nit ocnen Die beutlbe Negierllna lid,
gu befaiien bat, lnb lie muB 9el0lt
ipcrben, cbe es 5u Sriebensperbanbz
llln9en fpmn,t.
n9nB sefpiile 19eilc nicbt ipieber an
3ublanb 5nriidfallen. erbeat aus ben
9eoen bcs @cidsfan5lers. Sod $50
len als 3ufunftsitaat" lit ein ipi6tiz
9es Groblem, lpipobl fir 9ettl1lanb,
als alld) fir Selterreib llngarn. 8ez
ratbungen I'M 9eba6ten Sir1ne linb
5tptld)en bcibcn Mpnarden in, Gauge. /"
gnslanb sibt Sic beut~
9cn 81 ibileefanscn'en
nj DIT beralts.
2onbpn, Is. Suli. Ser @odabez
Winilter 2pro Gecil perlas gcRcrn I'M
ltnterbaus cine lanee grflarllng Ser
Delltldcn Gesicrltne, in fpclder bielc
Den ibr 9enla6ten &pripllrf, baB tic
bic britildlcn @efansenen bungern
lalie llno ibre 9fationcn sur llnsnlang<
lihfcit berfiir5t babe, als ppIlltanbie
llnipabr branbmurft.
Sm Mnidlub baran tbeilte ber glpz
daoeminiiter NIT, bab Der bon 9cutId)z
lano gelpiinlcbte Snstau1cb Scr Chill
9efangencn ab9clebnt lpprben lei, oa
Die britiide @esierllns Die 10000 in
Gnglano intertlirtet 9eutIstcn nidt
fir Die 1000 en9lilden ltntcrt6anen
IN ben be1tld]cn n5entrirl,ngsla9ern
bergebcn tonne. Ser Minilter fiigte
jebod bin5l1, DOB bic britt lhe Megiez
rung ipillcns lei, alle iiber so Satire
alten pbcr gum Militdrbienlt nntaug<
libcn Scutlden in @nglano nnter Scr
8ebinglln9 beimsuienben, baB alIe
@nglanbers,in 9eutldlanb in Sreibeit
geiekt ipiirben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-16
srud 8 5nilden Static II
nnb 9ent1alanb.

81 pm, is. suli. Scr gtcfaniz
slsentur 5llfplee bat ber Serliner
ganfperein allc gar1fcn in 9eutldz
lanb anaelpiclelt, Staliener lit 3ufltnft
ais l1ntertbanen eines feinbliden
States 5u bebanbelr. slCit anberen
@prtcn, sic 3ablun9en OH Stalicncr
in 9eutlcblanb Ipllen eingclteut tpcrz
Den.
9as GSiprnale o'Stalia bcridtet,
oab oas 5ipilhen Stalien llnb 9eutidz
lanb bor &riegsal,sbrltb 9etrpffcne
Ibfpnrnen, ippna6 beibc 9iatipneu Iid
pcrpflidteter, bie Necbte ber beibcrz
icitigen l1ntcrtbanen 5lt ad)ten, ppr1
Stalieu lpegen ber feinblcli9eu @ale
tuns @eutl6lanbs gcfiinoist iporz
ben lei.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-10-19
And Fire Resulted At Paul Brown
Home This Morning.

An oil stove exploding at the Paul
Brown home, ZIG B avenue west, this
morning, set fire to the dwelling and
caused considerable loss. Curtains
and bedding in the front bedroom.
where the stove was burning, were ig-
nited by the explosion, and must have
burned some time before discovered.
for the entire room was in flames
when discovered. The department
answering the call, were sent out on
North d street, and delayed, giving
the blaze opportunity to gain more
headWay.
The building a brick structure was
not easily fired, and only house furn-
ishings in the front room, and wood.
work burned. This blaze was soon
eXtinglished the department using
both chemicals and water
Nj. and Mrs. Brown were both
away from home at the time of the
fire and knew nothing of the blaze
until the flames were almost extin-
gnished Their loss will include only
household goods, as the dwelling is
Property of George Andrews. No in
surance was carried on the destroy.
ed goods. ... .'
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-10-19
THE ELM GROVE NEWS
Tom Carr and Wife Visiting Old
Friends and Neighbors.

Elm Grove OF Madison, Oct. 14.-(By
Dew Drop. Tom Carr and wife and
their son Tom, wife and baby, of Mis-
souri,, are visiting friends and old
neighbors here a few days, going
around in their auto.
Jerry Stout's mother and two sisters
of Des Moines are visiting him and
other relatives in here.
John Waldock has purchased new
automobile.
VIII Hite is doing quite lot Of ce-
ment work on his place.
Mrs. Wallace of Nebraska has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Sarah Nc.
Kissick. w.. .''
Wort Compton is doing some ditch
ing for Mr.. Downev on his land in the
bottom. The work is being done with
an engine,
The Herald meeting, held at the hos
pitable home of Mr.. and Mrs. Walling
in Oskaloosa Saturday was we'll az
tended and every one enjoyed 1t fine,
A fine dinner was served at noon and
those that were able to stay enjoyed
a good program of speaking and mu-
sic.
c. w. Dewitt is building a new
corn crit.
Earl Stout and wife served oysters
to few OF their friends Thursday
night. &C., Co.,.
The young people in this neighbor.
hood held a weinie roast near Joe
Hanna's and a good time was enjoy
ed by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vanarcle and family
spent Friday evening at c. w. De-
Wits, eating watermelon.
Fred Bishop and VIII Hite have re-
turned from Dakota where they went
to see the country. Fred, so we I'M
derstand, is selling some land up
there.
Some through here have begun pick
ing corn. Lovely weather for any
kind of work. 49,.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-10-19
WIMB0RNE WARNS ON DRAFT
Lcrd Lieutenant informs Government
CONSUMPTION in ireland Neither
- - Feasible Nor Prudent.

London, Oct. 14.--LOrd WimbOrne.
lord lieutenant Of Ireland, has in
formed the government that cOnscrip-
lion in Ireland is neither feasible nor
prudent at present, according to, the
Dublin political correspondent of the
Daily News. The lord lieutcnantS
opinion has been concurred in by Hen
ry EdWdrdo, Duke, chief secretary for
Ireland, SSfftt the military authorities
Of Dublin. Lord Wimbornc is snid to
have reported that the Irish national
lists were loyal, but that they claim
that Ireland should be treated on the
basis of the colonies in the matter of
service.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-10-19
HELLINGS BUYS fiRNOL STOVE EXPLODED'
Secures Forty Acres of DeBord Place
at S130 Per Acre,

Prime Neighborhood, Oct. IL. - BY
Alpha.--Geo. e. DeBoard of York,
Nebraska, came last Saturday on a
bushes trip which resulted in the
sale OF the 40 acres of the DeBoard
estate TO A. r. Helings at $4,000 per
acre for unimprOved land which
joins Mr.. Hellings farm on the west.
Mrs. Frank Prime is enjoying a
weeks sight seeing in st. Louis.
A. r. lIcIlngs and afmIy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Heilings took dinner on
Sunday with Charlie SteddOm's near
Lacey.
Miss Winegarden Of near Sully is
visiting with her brother John this
week.
The several horses of John Lytle
and Mr.. Scharff at the great Mahaska
Fair made quite display and among
the competitors brought home sever.
al premiums. Dr..
The next regular meeting of the
Frances Willard union will meet with
Mrs. Sylvester Aldrich, on the Knox.
Vile road in all all day meeting on
Oct. IS. Lunch furnished by the
members. Come early for work.
Bring Il new member with YOU and
hear our delegates report from Fort
Dodge convention. 4
Lahan Johnson and sister, Mrs. Tf6l.
eli Bailey Of Dcs MOines, returned
last Saturday from several DAYS Wis
it in Ohio with numerous relatives.
Mrs. Mary Hellings and Mrs. Homer
Prime, delegates from our w. c. r. u.
TO the state convention at FIT. Dodge
last week, returned home full of en-
thusiasm over the grand work that
has been accomplished by the women
of the state since the last convention.
Mrs. Roscoe Steddom is GONZALES.
cling from two weeks illness, which
We are glad to report. 49," 80
The ladies Of Lincoln Grange furn.
ished the lunch at the Ives sale last
Wednesday which was quite success
for a one o'clock sale
Mrs. John Prime returned last week
from a ten days stay in Wisconsin
where she was at the bedside of sick
nephew, who she left yet in a criti-
cal condition.
Mrs. Homer Prime stopped off at
Ames from her trip to Fort Dodge and
spent Saturday with her cousin, Miss
Rose Johnson, and Saturday night
run down to Des Moines and remain
ed over Sunday with her cousins, Mo.
and Mrs. Hail. '."
Claud Curry will spend the week
end with relatives near Browntown.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-10-19
BIRTHS, DEATHS, MARRIAGES
Fred Henderson Wray, Waterloo "a
24f4 and
Mildred Mae Johnson, Oskaloosa "a

Fred Henderson Wray, Waterloo "a
24e4 and
Mildred Mae Johnson, Oskaloosa "a
WRAY--JOHNSON.-A wedding of
interest which was solemniZed at nine
o'clock Monday morning. October 49,
1916. was that of Miss Mildred Mae
Johnson, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Chas. Johnson. 613 First avenue east.
this city, to Mr. Fred Henderson Wray,
son UC Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wray, of
Waterloo.
The wedding was a very quiet one,
simplicity characterizing each feature
of theaevent. the Rev'O. c. Fox, of the
Episcopal church of Waterloo, reading
the services. Only the immediate
families OF the bride and groom were
guests for the occasion, and the we'd
ding breakfast which was served I'm.
mediateIy following the ceremony.
Mrs. Johnson-Wray is the YOUNGEST
daughter of Mr.. and MFs." Charles
johnson of this city, and is one of the
city's most charming young ladies'.
She has been social favorite among
the younger folks of the city, joining
in their activities and social events,
and lending her pleasing personality.
Mr. ,WraY is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Wray OF Waterloo, grandsoBCbf
Hon. w. II. Wray OF Oskaloosa, and
one OF the most prominent OF young
men of his home city in business ac-
tivities. He is superintendent of
Discounts and Country Banks. of the
Levitt 4 Johnson Bank of that city.
He is a graduate of the University of
Philadelphia and has taken his bride
there for visit with old school
mates. Mr.. and Mrs. Wray left this
morning at eleyen-twenty o'clock for
a tour of the east, taking in Chicago.
Philadelphia. Washington, d. c.. and
New York City. They will be at
home in Waterloo after November l.
Out of town guests for the wedding
were Mr.. and Mfs. Joseph Wray. Mr..
and Mrs. Hutchins, Mrs Harry Hen
deIson, Miss Bette Curtis and Mr.
Harold Schultz, all of Waterloo: Mr.
and Mrs. Waite; WraT and son Vim
cent. OF Nevada, lc.; and Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Roberts, of Ringing, Mon
tana.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-10-19
Insurance In Buxton.

Total insurance on the Buxton fire
loss of last week amounted in all to
Sl1, 10000 which will cover only por-
ton of the big loss. The losses and
the companies involved are as fol-
lows:
Reuben Gaines carried $4,000 on
his hotel and contents. $4,000 with
the Grain Shippers, $4,000 with the
northwestern Fire and Marine and
two policies with the Iowa Mutual
one OF $4,000 and another for Sf0o.
The estate of b. +. Cooper has only
$4,000, two policies with the Grain
Shippers.
The Peterson grocery had total
OF only two thousand, half OF the
amount with the Grain Shippers and
the remainder with the Iowa Mutual.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-10-19
ARE SEVERITY INJURED
Lewis B Pierson Family Hurt In
Accident Near Prairie City

Lewis B. Pierson 400 X avenue east,
was seriously injured Sunday evening
in an automobile accident that occur.
red near Prairie City, when an auto
he was driving tmtled. Breaking of
the front axle, when the car was go
ing about thirty miles an hour upset
the auto, throwing the occupants out
Mr.. Pierson sustains broken leg and
three fractured ribs, together with 9th.
or painful injuries. Mrs. Pierson has
severe bruises and other hurts. One
of the sons, Clifford, had both ankles
and both wrists sprained, while Earl
another son, came through with only
an oyerstrained wrist. The daughter
and baby came out without a scratch
The Persons had been to Des
Moines and were enroute home last
evening. They were near Prairie City
when their progress was impeded by
a slow car they overlook. Mrs. Pier
son remarked about the delay caused
by the car ahead and the necessity Of
reaching home on account of the
baby. Mr.. = Pearson started to go
around the car but about this time
wagon appeared also to obstruct the
way and while attempting to avoid
both the accident happened.
Help was secured as soon as pos
sible and the injured parties cared
for. The members of the family with
the exception of Mr. Pierson were
brought to town on the Rock Island
passenger train. Mr.. Pierson was
carried TO Oskaloosa in an auto and
hurried out to the Oskaloosa hospital
for treatment