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Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-09-09
8eoeutnngsuoQer @a1ltaulpf.


slrbeitcr seigte, lenllt in ieiner
&ognereoen Die slrbeiter ieine
lieben Yriioer uno iaet, oaB iie oen
&apitaliiten gleihluertig iino.
Tas iino 3eihen am poIitildeu
Simmel, Die fir uns ScSialiIten
tiefe geOeutllng buten.
slus 6urdt Dor Der Dfoiie, Die
nit Sen aapitaliitcn llnO ibren So
litifern nidt 5rfrieoen lit, mub man
ibr idmeiheln uno mubte i'm ,snter-
cIle Oicier Waiie alloeuciue Neior.
men nno Shmsgeiese fiir oie slr.
better einiilbren.
l(no es gebt iueter auf oieier
9nbn, uno man miro Sen slrbeitern
INNER ipcitere 3ilgeit1nonilIe ma
d,en, abcr nllr, ipcnn sic slrbeiter
Seigeh Dob lie pioerltonGsf1big
lino. lllt0 bieies fonnen lie MIR
olrd sic Wtodt ibrer Organization
ncn, politiid uno ofonomiih, sci,
gen.
&lr miilien uber Sen sltheiteru
INNER ipieber begreiIlit) MAIDEN,
oob alle 3ugeitinoniiie, tuelhe ibnen
bon oen EoIitifern ser berriden-
ben &laiicn aemaft tperoen, err
iniitgen Dur6en. Gr5pltngen ourh
Die llnermiiolihe Tropagnnou ser
organiierten 9lrbeiter i'm ollgelnei.
ncn, Scr So5ialiiten I'M belonoeren.
Gs iinb oie meilten ser amerifu.
nilhen @e!perfihafts'iibr nod
nitt BON Ser Rihtigfeit ser iosioli-
Itilden Soeen llilo iosioliitiiter 2ot.
tit iiber5ellat sic limo nod in
Dem @obn beiangen, oaB ol,rh oto.
nomiicbe Organization une mirt-
!d,oitli6cn aan,pf oIlein Die ;Srei.
belt errllngcn lueroen tut1n.
slnocrici:s gibt cs manhe Sosia.
Iiiten, Die ga glalben, oen So,ia-
lismlts mittelIt ser @oblurne auein
herbeifiihren 81 fonnen. Veioc
Soften irren it'd. Notluenoig lino
oie energiid)e mirtihoitIihe uno 30.
litiide slttion, oireft rno inoireft.
slber pdbreno elmer nationaleu
@oblfampugne bon iolh groBcr
9eoeutilng mie il, oieiem ssabr muB
Der @ablfampi i'm @oroergrllno Ite.
ben. Sc mcbr io5ialiltiid,e Griolge
an @abltug er5ielt lperben, I'M
oeIto it1rfer lrlo lunangreiibarer
peroen Damn sic luirtihaitliten Or
ganiiationclt scr slrbciier oaItehen.
Ste NrDclfcr loltfell ore Elaffor'
men Scr berrifelloen YarteleE llno
Ser io5ioliltiiher Barter genau le.
len nno Damn perglciben. llno
Damn niilicn lic ooh eilllebcll oui,
mlr lestcre Sem Soften uno Seb-
ncn Ser breiten Maiic entIprid)t,
oab u,r Sic So5ialiltcn oIlein sic
lpirflihcn Arbeiterire,lnoe liuo.
ltno oieicnigcn slrbciter, iuelhe
trobotcm imIncr nod glalbell oab
lie Sen So;ioIianllls cntbebren t0n.
ncn, mcrben, penn Tie losiid, benten
fonncn 'd)licBlld' cinleben miilicn,
baB 10 lanac Ser aapitolisnus oas
politiid,e 9cbcu bcbcrrld)t. or nud)
bas ipirtid)aitlife 2cben Ser 9satiou
bebcrritt.
Die Sosialiiien erlparten oabcr
Die Mitlpirf,ng dller inrtId)rittiidl
9ciinntcn imo porludrts ltrebenoen
MGnncr mo .Srallen ser slrbeit in
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-09-09
Grfolg oer Giienbabuer.

oen ln0 Oie in ser fap;taliltilGen
Yrelie 10 grllielig geidiloert tpur-
cen, 10 iino Oielelben nidt 10
idlinlm. Die gilenbabner batten
allsoriidlid crfldrt, bab Die 3uiubr
BON 2ebensmitteln fiir oie @rob.
ltdote rno oie Yeforoerung ser Yoit
niht eingelteat iperoen miiroe. Sab
ein eroBer Seil ser 3ueangelteIlten
lid bereit erfldrt babe, oils yScabs"
5ll arbeiten, NOR alld lebr ltarf
iibertrieben. Gs ltanoen Sen Bob.
men nur oie alten penlionierten sln=
geltellten CUR Serfii9llng, Seute bon
65 bis 20 Sabren, sic man unter
Ser Slnorobung, oaB lie inn @eigs=
r,lngsfoae ihre Yenlionen perlieren
niirben, belpogen bate, ais 9lrbcits.
milige 5u flmgieren. @os Nun Ole
9ebalptllng betrifft, oaB sic 9abns
Beiclllhoftelt nit Ginfiibrllng 0e5
Slhtitunoelltags bunocrte bon Dill
lionen perlieren' ipiiroen, 10 lit Dies
natiirlih al,d) cine frebe Siige.
Cine Mebrausaobe bon etliheu
Willtpuen miro lid, nit Der Giufiih-
rlmg Ser nellen slrbeitsperbdltniiie
nobl crgebcl,. slbcr Oieielbe tomnlt
5unoerttollienoen 5u Gute, oie 5lt
elmer lolhen jcoeniaus nebr 9e-
red,tigung baben, ais oie groBen
9abnnagnaten, sic mdbrelo ocS
lcbten SSobres einen Neingelpiltn bon
ungcfdbr 800 Wtiuionen Dollars
ctnlteden tonnten.
Die giienbabuer, sic als 3ugan.
geItellte nid]t MIR einen 'ebr ullf,
retbenoen, ionoern altb einen iebr
eefabrpollen 8eruf baben, bottcn
pollfonunen reht nit ibren sSoroe.
rllngen. 5offentlid) iueroen iie an
hieien 6oroerllngen feitbalten, lelblt
tuem oie @eribte oas glf)tltllnoen.
geieb fiir unfonItitutioueu ertldren
loaten. Sollte Dies geiheben, oanr
meroen pieIleid)t Oie Gilenbabner,
Die ourdidnittlid) gegell Sen So5ia.
Iisnlls lno gegen Die lnubbiii,gige,
politiide slrbeiterbeDegllng iino,
einieben, oaB oie So5ialilten oodl
niht lebr unred}t baben, lpcnn lie-
erfluren, oaB, Inn Die lpirtld)aftlife
Sreibeit uno llnobbangigfeit fir Die
9lrbeiter SIT erlangen, eS nid)t &C.
niigt, MIR ofononliid) prganiliert 5ll
lein. Gieueidt piiroen piele oef
Ititalieoer bes &ongrelies frob icin,
menn bie 8eridte bas 9ldtltlnoell-
0clcb fiir sic Gilenbubner lpicoer
lnnuerfcn miirben. Snren es ood
nlr iebr 9elpidtise politide Grlp1'
olrloen, Oie Sen Yr1liocntcn uuO
feline YarteiireunOe i'm &ongreB
peranlaBten, iold) idarie Stellun9
gegcn oie @abnY Yiognatcn sli ncb'
men.
@ir Sp,iaIiltcn uiirben uns ge-
ipiB freuen lpenn 0icles 8clet allh
BON oen @cridten als giiltig amer.
fonnt iuiiroc, ocnn oalnit mare pie-
ser Elm grober Shritt pormdrts fit
bie ollgentcil1e Gilfiibrllng oes sldt-
itllnocntagcs uno fir sic eelarntc'
slrbcitcrlfaft ser Ser. Staaten gc-
ton.
9lber mir trauer Dem ,Srie0en
nid)t rcht, on mir millcn, oaB oie
@roBfapitalilteu tets oie .Scinbc ser
organiiierteu slrbeiterlfoft icin
tucrocm.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-09-09

Someit sic @ablfantpogne oieIes
SobreS begonnen bat, fonnte nur
8iinltiges ooriiber beribtet ipcr0en.
Die Seriamml,,ngen, in melder,
llnlere Yraiioenti6aits aonoioa,
ten lino anoere bon ser geational,
Grctltipc ollsgeidiften aleoner.
ludbreno 0ieier @ode (oie rote),
'praden, uaren auberoroentlid gut
beIudt, uno cine groBe Maiie 10.
5lolilttlher Siteratur ipuroe abae-
lebt. lleber oie Moiienperiommlung.
Die am lebten Wtittmod BON ser
Socal Gleuelanb in 8rops' Mrmorp
arrongiert muroe unO in meldcr
llnler NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ser
9ol,ptreoncr mar, fonnen tuir crit
in unlercr n1dltcn 9tun,n,er Be.
ridten.
Seoctfalls lit 81 erluartcn, ooB
Dos lo5ialiitiihc Gotlm1 bel ser
nddIten 9touembcrnobI cinen 0ro-
BEN 3lnpobs crbalten miro uno
ooB oubcr Mcper 2cnoon nod Elm
pnor io5ialiItiide &ongrebnlitalicber,
iporlu1ter eugene g. Gebs, aclpGblt
merOen.
Iie orbeitclloe Ntoile. iomeit Iic
ilberbolpt fortibrittIih eeiinnt lit,
1delnt INNER mcbr bon ser io5io.
liltilhen Soee ergriffen 5u iucroen
lno ein5uicbel1 ooB sic So5ioliIti-
Idle Yartei Oie ein5ige lit, sic bon
Icbenoiaen, oen 3eitlduiten cntipre-
denoe Erinsipien getroecn miro.
SIMMER mebr slrbeitcr bcarciieu,
ooB 6apitalisn1l,s fir slusbelltuna,
.Utllitarisnuls llno SSmpcrialisnls
eintritt uno oab Ole Soi5aliiten al
lein fir Die ssreibeit alf Scr aansen
Sinie cintreten.
Gie raitloie, energiid,c, opierpil.
lige slgitation fir sic 9eircil,na oes
arbeitenben Solfes, lpie iie 'eit oen
lcsten 25 Sabren in Sen Ser. Stoa.
ten betrieben puroe, bat ibre ,sriid,tc
getragen Ole pobl bon ser aroBcn
Wo'le nod nidt rid)ti9 ertannt
spllroen. IS baben lid, oie Yoliti-
fer geSmlngen gefiiblt, Sem @olfc
lnllner mebr 3ugeitdnoniile su mo-
den, Die oaraltf ab5ielen, Ole Mat)t
Der berrid,enoen &apitoIiiten ilnlner
mehr 5u idnpGhen.
sSn Scr gegelnpdrtiaen @oblfan1.
pagre riualilicren oie Er1iiocnt
'd)afts &onoioaten ser berrideu.
ben Earteien in ibrcr slrbeiter-
frellnolidfeit uno bublell beibe INN
Die Siebe oes arteitenOcn @oIfes in
elmer @eiie, Sic fir pberiladIihe
9cobod)ter mobl ganS erItounlih
lit. Hrdlioent @ilion betpog Sen
aongreb, oos &inoerarbeitgeles nod
lfnea l,nter 0af nno sSch gu
hrinacn, lpiclt lih sluiid,en oeu Gi-
Observation-Disclosures uno ibren slr.
beitern IN oem &f I'M oen 9lht-
ltllllocntag als Tcrnittler al,f uno
belpog oen &onlreB, in aller Gil,
cin @cieb an5lnlchmen, uelhes Sen
slhtitllnoentoe iiir oie Giienbabner
eilfiibrt.
Ger rcputlifauilhc &anoioa..
Gbos. Sugbes, ocr lid aIs @ou.
nernelr oes Stootes 9sclp 9)rrf uno-
ais observation-disclosures als ereeben-
Ites Mcrfseng ser &apitaIilten lu,o
cntidieocne 8cgner ser oraaniliertcn
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-01-20
~RECEIVERSHIP
A BE

Muscatine. Jan. 1S.-That the re.
ownership Of the Muscatine North &
South railway, which became effective
September /, 1914, may be terminated
this spring, was the hope expressed
at the annual meeting Of the local
railroad help here.
The probability was announced that
the receivership would be oncially
lifted In April or May Of this year.
All former officers of the railroad
were reelected at the conference. One
change was made in the directorate,
John Zeidler Of Muscatine, head Of
the Zeidler Concrete Co., succeeded
Henry G. Ollcott Of Chicago on the
board Of directors. The officers and
directors named are
e. H. Ryan, Davenport, president;
c. N. Voss, Davenport, vice president
and treasurer; b. c. HightOwer, Mus
catine, secretary; Maurice Daley,
general manager; directors, q. H.
Ryan of Davenport, C. N. Voss Of Dav.
export, c.. G. Hipwell Of Davenport,
John p. Dolman Of st. Joseph, John
L. Zeidler of Muscatine.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-01-20
BIG
CONVENTION SOON

Des Moines. Jan. 18.-Indications
point to the biggest newspaper cor
vention ever held in Iowa when the
Iowa State Press association meets
here Feb. 10.
Among the speakers will be Major
e. E. Critchfeld, president of the
Taylor-C ritchfeld-C lague Advertising
agency of Chicago, on "U~ndeveloped
Powers Of the Newspaper Editor and
Publisher" He will be associated on
the program with Arthur Brisbane,
noted editor Of the New York Journal,
and reputed to be the highest salaried
editor in America. Major Crit1hfield
will take the place of Stanley Clague,
who was scheduled for an address. A
banquet on the evening OF the first
day of the convention will be rendered
the visitors by the Greater Des Moines
committee.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-01-20
PLUnBER NEARLY
BY FUMES

Muscatine, Jan. 18.-William Weber,
$40 Locust street, a plumber, narrowly
escaped from death while attempting
to thaw out some frozen pipes in the
residence Of William Kirk, GA East
Tenth street.
Mr.. Weber. who is employed by the
ROLAND Nestlebush Plumbing Co.,
answered the call regarding the frozen
pipe in the above home, and was com.
PEELED to work in a tight enclosure in
the basement, which vas used as a
furnace room. His torch which he
was using did not act properly but
Weber did not investigate the aus
After working there but a short time
he was discovered by one of the men,
bers of the family in an unconscious
condition. Aid was Immediately call.
ed, DR.. w. w. Daut responded and in-
ally succeeded in resuscitating the
victim. Mr.. Weber vas assisted to
his home and appeared to haye SUI.
fered but little effect from his expert.
ence. Owing entirely to the immed.
date discovery of his body, prevented
the>accident from being fatal.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-01-20
FREE
GARAGE
TRAINING
FOR
YOUNG
MEN
ELJ)ON

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert l.. Miller OF
BURLINGTON are visiting at the parental
Dave Province home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Moore are going
to housekeeping on their farm former
ly owned by N. Grouse.
Ben Goodman Of near OttumWa was
in town yesterday.
The remains Of Mrs. Minnie Rogers
who died in the .Ottumwa hospital Sat
urday at 7 p. m. were taken through
here in S%ullivan's ambulance to her
home in. Selma. The funeral services
were held Monday at the home of her
father o. B. Hughes. Interment in the
Selma cemetery.
Mrs. Fl. T.. Ritz was taken to the OF
tumwa hospital where she will receive
medical aid. as
Al Gile returned to work yesterday
after a week OFF.
Rollie B.. Wells visited friends in Ell
don Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Acton were trading
in the city yesterday.
Mrs. H. E. Hinchman and Mrs. r. D.
Crow are doing supply teaching at the
high school until the school board can
secure q regular teacher.
Miss Eois Luellen Is quick sick this
week.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-01-20
BRIDEGROOM GETS
SHOWER THIS TIME

Shenandoah, Jan. 18.-The old order
changeth and a recent Page county
bridegroom vas given a pre-nuptial
shower at which hose, matches, farm
stock. implements and a 5000 check
were some Of the gifts. The shower
was given in honor Of Wilbur e.
Dougherty, of Coin, who recently mar
ried Miss Grace Davey, a graduate Of
Western Normal college and a rural
school teacher.
The affair was given at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Henderson,
where Dougherty has been staying
this winter. The invitations were
quietly passed around among the
neighbors and the people for whom
he had worked and they carried out
a complete surprise.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-01-20
P
TO GIVE

The pupils Of the Garfield school will
cooperate with the choir Of the First
Christian church in giving an enter
tainment Friday evening January % at
&o'clock at the church auditorium. The
feature OF the affair will be the mock
wedding by the little folks of the
which scored such a triumph at
the two entertainments given in the
autumn at the Grand opera house. Pre-
ceding the wedding which will be COM
plete from vested choir down to the di-
minutive bride and groom, the choir
will sing the beautiful Rose Maiden"
Outside talent and choristers from sev-
eral other churches will assist in the
and the other numbers Of the
program.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-01-20
Poultry and Live Stock
CHILDREN's EVENING STORY
Hum dunn dunn diddle-ideum,

Hum dunn dunn diddle-ideum,
Tu rum lum skiddle-day!"
Now do you feel better?" asked
Billie.
ITO be sure l do" was the yellow
birds reply, and to pay you for what
you did, you may have three wishes
What" cried Billie, are you q
fairy, too?"
II am a yellow fairy" was the an.
swer.
"Then why didn't you cure your
own broken leg?" asked the boy SPUR.
rel, thinking maybe the bird was fool.
ing.
Because" said the yellow fairy,
"just because. It's against the fairy
rules. But to show you I am a fairy
I will turn into an elephant" which
it did, then and there, and turned
back into a yellow bird again in an
instant. Nov wish three times" the
yellow fairy said to Billie, who of
course could not help believing after
he had seen the elephant.
"I wish I had my ball back!" ex.
claimed Billie quickly.
Very good" cried the yellow fairy
here it is" and she waved her bill
In the air and in an instant Bil|ie's
ball came bounding right to his feet,
wish again. said the fairy.
II wish for my bat" spoke Billie.
VERY good" went on the fairy, and
once more she waved her bill. and If
the bat didn't come sailing right from
the tall tree to Billie's feet.
"Ohe more WISH" cried the yellow
fairy, and Billie wished for his catch.
ing glove, and got it quicker than a
wink.
~ think I'll give you n more wish
myself for good luck" spoke the green
fairy, and Billie said:
II wish l was with the boys playing
ball." and, land sakes, goodness me.
suz-dud! if he wasn't on the ball field
In an instant, just in time to catch a
ball that Sammie Littletail knocked,
and he caught him out! Now, what
do you think about that? Tomorrow
night, if the postman brings me a let
ter, I will tell you about Johnnie and
Postum Pinktoes and the fairy prince.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-01-20
r JENNIE EROSION.
AGED II YEARS, DIES

Eddyville, Jan. 10. = Mrs. Jennie
Crosson passed away Sunday evening
at five o'clock al the home OF her
daughter, Mrs. Flora Wells. She had
been Ill for some time suffering with
diabetes.
She was seventy-one years Of age at
the time Of her death. She leaves to
mourn their loss, six children: Mrs.
Flora Wells, M. j., Fred, Sid and Mrs.
Phil Scott of Eddyville and Mrs Pearl
Hall of Minneapolis.
The funeral was held this afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock from the M. r. church
with interment in Highland cemetery.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-01-20
IN JAIL;
GIVEN NEW HEARING

Ernest Johnson and Roy Johnson,
both Of Centerville, ere given a hear
ing Monday evening at 6 o'clock be-
fore United States Commissioner A.
w. Enoch at the federal building. The
men are now serving ten months
sentences on the charge Of bootleg
ging and were sent here from the APP
panoose county court. They are
charged by the federal officers with
violating section 3242 Of the revised
statutes of the United States. They
waived to the grand jury and went
back to Jail.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-01-20
EINE PHYSICIAN $500.

Harlan, Jan. 18.-Dr. ]. F. Schwert-
ly, who recently came to this county
from Nebraska and entered into the
practice Of medicine and surgery at
Earring, was arrested on information
by the county attorney and fined 5000
and costs by Judge Woodruff for prac.
ticing without first having a certih-
cate filed and recorded in the Office Of
the county recorder, DR.. Schwertly
is a graduate of Creighton university
and has been practicing for some
time.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-01-20
Wild Game i'm Iowa


There was nc lack of good hunting in Iowa in the early day. In
1898 Joseph M. Street, the government agent for the Winnebago
Indians, made a trip through what Is now the northeastern part OF
Iowa. In his report, a part of which is printed in an article by Jacob
Van der Zee published by the State Historical Society Of Iowa, Mr.
Street made the following statement: -#
81 never rode through a country 81 full of game. The hunter
who accompanied me. though living most Of his time In the woods,
expressed his establishment at the abundance of all kinds OF game
except buffalo; and the surveyors saw and killed many OF these
animals thirty # forty miles west Of the Red Cedar, river. Elk and
deer m abundant in the prairies, and bear in the woodlands. The
sign of fur animals, particularly rats and offers. is considerable on
all the streams and ponds, and abundant on the Wapeesapeeneecan
and Turkey rivers; and on the former saw, for the first time. q
beaver dam in progress"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-01-20
NEW wArER SUPPLY.

Iowa City, Jan. 18.-Iowa City has
now definitely abandoned the theory
of using artesian wells for the city
water supply and is to take in the fu-
ture directly from the Iowa river. rath-
er than from galleries beneath the
river where the water filtered through
the sands Of the river bed. Among
other things to which the water COM
pany has agreed is the construction Of
a 7O0,0 600 gallon capacity covered filter
ing basin.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-01-20
J. PLANS NEW QUARTERS.

Iowa City, Jan. 18.-A new hall or
new building for the Knights of Col
umbus Is now almost a certainty. Fol-
lowing a special meeting the grand
knight was instructed to appoint q
committee to look into the matters Of
purchasing sites for the building or Of
locations where a home might be
erected. The committee is also to con-
fer with the 1926 members Of the X.
OF c., over Johnson county and obtain
their view with regard to the con-
struction of a permanent home In
Iowa City.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-01-20
HAS NARROW scA

Charlton, Jan. IS. Charles Jones,
yardmaster for the @ at this place, had
a narrow escape from death yesterday
afternoon. While engaged in uncoupi-
ing some v~estihuied cars he was struck
by an engine and thrown several feet.
No bones were broken and beyond
severe and painful bruises it is not
thought that he was seriously injured.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-01-20

Wfnterset, Jan. 18.-William Irving
and Claude Thomas, the two youths
who escaped from the jail here, were
trailed all day and recaptured. They
were found sleeping IN a schoolhouse
two miles south of Wick.
The fugitives suffered much from
the extreme cold. Thomas feet and
ears are frozen and he said he was
glad Of a chance to get back near a
stove, even II 1t was In a jail.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-01-20

AT LAKONTA

Eddyville, Jan. 10. - The funeral Of
Mrs. Mary Catherine Gassaway, who
died Sunday, at her home at Lakonta,
was held this afternoon at two o'clock
from the Bluff Creek church. Services
were conducted by Rev. Van Draw and
interment was in Bluff Creek Gem.
etery.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-01-20
FATHER AusEs ARREST.

Fort Dodge, Jan. 18.-John F. Brad
ley, who accused Frank Roy Of selling
three bottles of whisky to his son,
William Bradley, is responsible for
the first arrest on a bootlegging charge
in Fort Dodge since the mulct law of
repeal became effective. Roy first
pleaded not guilty but later changed
his plea, the police say. His case was
taken up by the grand jury.
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OLD LADY RUNS CAR.

Estherville, Jan. 1s.-Estherviile
now claims to have the oldest lady
automobile enthusiast in the state, If
not in the whole country.
Mrs. M. e. Jehu, aged 70, propri-
etress of the Estherville green houses,
last week purchased a a and after
a few lessons from a demonstration
took charge Of the car and expects to
drive 1t regularly.
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$1,000 GIFT TO oRPHAkAoE.

Sioux City, Jan. 18.-Nearly 10000
was donated by Catholics Of the Sioux
City diocese for the support Of st. An
thongs orphanage. The sisters in
charge OF the orphanage are almost
entirely dependent upon donations for
current expenses of the orphanage.
Five new churches were established
In thA diocAsA during the past yaar.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-01-20
Smith ( Clark
Real Estate & EXCHANGE
We buy and sell
LAND
Trust Building

who take my
four week labOra-
tory and electrical
course; other stu
dents successful; !
can help you; Is
years. practical ex-
%perience; write for
catalogue today.
Allen Auto School,
Forest Avenue, Des
Moines.
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Wanted

WANTED-YOUR OLD CARPETS
to make into rugs, beautiful N dur
able rugs from old carpet at reason
able prices. Write for descriptive
catalogue. Bloomfield Rug Works,
Bloomfield, iowa.
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Situations Wanted

WANTED-WORK ON FARM BY
experienced young married man. Nc
children. C. c. Fullmer, r. !, Agency
Iowa.
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Female Help Wanted

WANTED-YOUNG LADY FOR OF
Ace work. Address J.1S-A care Cour-
Ter.