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, 1916-02-26
Translation,


G0No7NoT OF he D0N1sh West INd1N 7S700dS,
Knight Ct Dannebrog and Doanebro smdnd,
MAX ETH KN0WN: On the most submissive represent'-
JJ ton of the Ministry of Finances His Majesty the Nh%
was most graciously pleased by Resolution OF 22nd DECEMBER
1915 to sanction the following Ordinance a~bolishing the
rule of Is of te Ordinance of p September 1899 respect
ing the Limits of the Liberty of the Press, that the exercise
Sid discussion in the Colonial council of St. CroiX on the
Goth september 1915 and at Bird discussion in the COLONIAL
Council of st. Thomas and st. Jan on the 9TH October 1919;
The rule of S Is Of the Ordinance of 27h September 1888 Iespec,-
ing the Limits of the Liberty OF the Press, that the exerclse o " P'h'0i .
business is subject to a Royal Grant, is abolished.
This Ordinance shall come into force Immediately after having
obtained Royal Sanction.
To which all concerned have to conform.
Government of the Danish West India Islaud.
ST Croix, the 18th February, 1916.
Under my Hand and the seal of Government.
HELWEG-LARSEN.
a. 81 -
ORDTNANCE BUMANN
, 1916-02-26
ANORDNING

ON Oph@velse af Bestemmelsen / 5
Is Forordningen 27 September
1899 om Trykkefrihedens Granser,
hvorefter der k,aves kongelig Be-
Wiling til at udove Bogtrykkeri.
, 1916-02-26
ORDINANCE

abolishing the rule Of 5 Is of the Ordi-
name 9Th September 1899 respecting
The Limits of the Liberty of The Press
that the eAerc Sc of a printers business
is subject to Il Royal Grant.
, 1916-02-26
T,ay3 Christ iara Helweg-LaTsen,

G~uue1n67' fo1. de dunsk veStl@d1She DER,
Bidder of Dannebrog og D0nnebrogS01ond,
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SUPREME COURT TO
HEAR 8-H0UR 4
ARGUMENTS JAN. 8

WARHNGTON. Dec. 1.-The
United states supreme court viii
hear arguments In the Adamaon
cighthour Law test case. January =.
The court get the date today
when government lawyers asked
that the case BE- expedited az much
as possible.
The Atkinson Law goes into "f-
feet January
Ry agreement between railroad
and government attorneys. the
Adamson Law will not be enforced
until the supreme court hands
down It's opinion.
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siau o. ibs standard white Efanu-
lated sugar .e, Stall Co. fresh paHt~uf
iEsd milk O. a.. e. 81. stall 1903 lsc
pkF rolled oats lie. EEiH, zlc can -sf
rHtsup fof ace stalls 74-19. fancy
apples fi1f Tor Yakima potatoes. 81 81
saft rfaPr fruit for roc. stall 1871.
iHr rhsesos Tor Zoe. fresh pallet egEs
ftr don brick iifuburEef. gle 49, stall
SOC h~ri rresh paHisuriGsd butter $40
o. ihs 500 stall a.. oieomafEafin".
zee ib 3 Zoe Boo. mincFmFut. ibr %. stall
1885. large Italian prunsH ihs &c
baking powder gee ib 4tr pkg vssh
inF powder. .sc stall 1897. fancy hafns.
See o. bacon. Itr ard 20c d. lamb
chops itac De- firiaiu steak itc 3d.
stall ir.g. perch. Ice use iui-fisk. zoe
o. sian ri. ace coffee. isc 10. bulk
starch o. o.
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SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
MADAM CEALY

rHn oHEAr EaTrrfAS rtinENoL.
puthT
Who has the powur 60 faresss snd fsfi
yau on all Important arnifs - iifr
Tells your past. present ana failure NE
advises iu husiusss ana family AFFAIR."
rauftshtp and marriage tolls no Mans
Of the tnAn ~ sHusn you viii marry
tells YOUR enemies name. and how 20
conquer them makes happiness ies
tween man 4nd vile tells what Nuu are
adapted Tor ard shat businrss IL most
lurky fef you. tells % regard 60 puuf
absent friends The madam vas never
in seattle before she aitea every Sails.
faction Special READINGS this week
tec Opsn from Tea fn 60 o.. Oh. iipfsI
Norris recon- q tasat Third ave. D..
tween ffh~ aud Iuiou
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MADAM NELLIE

WORLDS greatest ciairvoYani snd rhrra.
otosl.i. guarantees 90 read your sniirs
ilfe. past Bfessnt and future gives true
sdstes on businsss ievs. health snd
family aTaifs. tells the name % your
future husband Or site shd ~hat 20 do
70 BE- succsrsf4l In life she has ipsi
arrived IN this ritB. never here before
ons Nisit vii pay yea for your msnJ
disspPointm~nts In others hhs vii re-
move aii obstacles and tell sou hos 20
Ein snd hold The one fou desire she
dives zdyies on at important affairs Of
HE special reading. soc Hotel Etk
roam q 1881 Hscnnd nrar pine
AND tliHENuLogtHT
kis ttfTefaify. between Tifth and Nisth
Tells past rresent anH fufnre rnurisf d
ing business and love affairs advises
fuu atnuf diforre casss and shat viii
BE- youf lstAF step iu iife fu take ulli
tell fuii names - fuuf iaFrf. sweet
hraft friends enemies hmH shat pHw
are fnuaf adapted fpr Fpst ial readings
o. 30 IsFua neatly inrafrd
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MADAM LESLIE


ANp CtAIWNpFA 1T
rhis famous phrn11iaEist rrads rnur en-
tire no from the crHdo n'd ar~ tHat
o. tho head Indicates, gffsa 1oa dates.
facts teils fnu Sc hat has passed in no
what is happening without aehinr q
single question Fhr does not tell things
20 please but reads things Just az tine
head Indicates tells rou whnt planets
Vou were born under me lucky and ur
lucky planets when and "a bonn 500 VIII
marry. settles ana explains love family
Troubles marriages. divorce health
business 1awtuita. aueruiatiars invest
mnufH. ffanHartiana ~ all kiuda. IN fact.
no matter - hat your hope. fear ~ auhl
firr. come 90 this noted phfsnoloFist
and find h~lp Thera ia no need Tor
aueoue Is be unsarcsssfai Her advice
removes an trouble Nhs guarantees
ratlHfarfinn or no charge Her read
inKa arc strictly confidential Call and
consult nor FREQ IttG pIke pfrcr
hours 10 m. 10 b m
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BUSINESS PERSONALS

vi rAt ,krit roH FURNITURE fii
fip- . rter- Msin iseo
iNuff- Wf HEuULAruW NEVFN
fsiis GOES uHirte treatment free
f..fh.
LADY t.,HI tieb eaH. fEnr LuNE.
lt araiau# BOO mefrl taHatahis gentle
man Wflfe aHIrh T.. noK Fan
uteFa GET
LADIES 1t nWEAr huCcGhHrti.
remedy positively guaranteed Terms
60 ruit ait cases and conditions NAd-
an crane itls iith ave- Madlsaa cable
BACHELOR ~ WOULD LIKE tn
meet = ehFistian lady. sa fu 80 object
fnaffimuhF. &a sraks atAana ~
tfifirfs nsed anamHr Address Ass.
star
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~ rtouKs ts-lb. sack patent flour.
~ go sc bore matches. Toe. Soc can
sytup ee-. 1be can syrup. zoe. sLc tea.
See lb 81 pkFs bluinF. zoe. soc can
chocolate. ESQ. he split peas -5c5
lns fEnnrY head rice. SEE. ihs fine
Japan rice. 4br, iQr shoe polish. g..
large cans niiA Soc ihs split peHs
str. Toe rolls toilet paper zte. { lbs
ruararpni -sr
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LEGAL NOTICES


tN THE DthTRi'r COURT on InEI
nitsd states for ths western Distrlrf
- washinEipn
SO 5iss IS BANKRrrTcY
Do the Matter - ifeury y Haumanu and
Amelia usumann his wife
To the creditors - the above named
hankrupts ana 60 al other Derapns in
Interest
Take notice thst no banArup,- above
named have ptfltiuu~d ihls tuuff nor
fHu disrhafss FROM al debts prov
able HFainrt tnrif estate under fht Aft-
~ congress relating 60 hsuktupirf. aud
that hearing nti be- had upon raid
uefition before said district court af
the court room 90 said ruuft in ths
fltY ~ seattle. 10 said district un the
ttth DAY - January. 1917 a. 20 O'Clock
lu tho forenoon. a. ahich time and
rise~ you and sach ~ fou may appear
and shoN cause. n ANY sou hAYr. Nhv
the prayer ~ fhr Hnid petitioner
shoull not DO granted
paisa o. Seattle this iih dsf of pe-
fsfnbor itit
,Hesb PRANK J. CROSBY clerk
~ LEirrn peuufv
rs rHE DISTRICT corRr oF rnr
rnitsd sistss Tor tho Western pistrie'
80. $40 ~ BANKRurTCy
in ne Mater ~ Aiois Hehsah and Anna
Nehaah
no ne creditors % the above named
hansrnpts and 60 al other pertous Do
interest
rsks notice that ths haubrupta above
named haVe p~iifinnsd fhls court Tor
fuli iseharRe from ail fohfs profAhlr
against their estate under fhr acfs ~
congress relating Go hankruptry and
that o. heafinF Htn De he'd gpnu said
petition before said district court o.
fhs court room - sald count in the
rity - seattle. iu said district on th~
itth day ~ 1nuHafy. ibI5.st 20 o'clock
tH che forenoon a. which ufnt end
rlAra sou ard sarh ~ 500 may aptsar
and rhnu rHus~ n am iuu have. uht
fhs prayer - fhe saiI petitioners
shpuid naf hr granted
nafsa az Seattle thts tth duy - perrfa.
bcr 1910
.seap PRANK D.. CuosnY rIeth.
~ s. LEfrcH Deputy
NoTirE oF SO,k tuLbEuv
MWwtNG
THE aHnHal Hnsstlna - fh~ afufhholdsfr
20 iho tnioi. tattnE. snH rrasf Goose.
lsnE - HFaktk. corporation. HlIf hf
held Hf tho 'fflre ~ thr .nupaHF. 90.
the nnffap esf corner . second afr
snd rheffF o. seattle KIM county.
WaNairEfnn ou "Wednesday. abe t1N
day 80 tanuafY tblf - tho hnur -
o'clock ln tha afternoon. fsr she per
resr - eirrfinE directors ~ fhr com.
ranf and fpr che transaction o. ans
ofhsr tusinsss that may properly be-
tfa1shi before iho meeting
s. ~ HuG.NEE
Nerrsfarv
teatffs Washington December e. 1919
.~~~~@~r~~e~s~.~e~~~~N~~
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% BUSINESS PERSONALS

ENTTT.. DWNT WUWWf WWT9W T7F-
lsysd or irregular Tee lady Elain iHa-
p~stal Tablets ~ uau 81 ref hos.
dauhis strrnHth 81 60 EtrfY tss
ruafantssd rfuan AE~nry ttrt sisth
FERsos si.rW WANTED QtICk NAME
and address - reliable angle man " No
wiil mary wssithF tady Shs could
sssis, him financially Enansh Sid
10 Interested wrifs auiek far moss pr.
tieuiarH ADDRESS Aiten ward n+aIs
valley. Nrh
WIDOW. -. CONSIDERABLE MEANa.
Wishes 60 meet farmer nr tusinsss man.
object matfimony npr Al. star
CONFINEMENT HOME -cAHEs tfsss
per -s~k and up BABIES adopted
res v Madison -
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FIFTY MILLION cigarets have
been loaded aboard the liner Kama
gura Maru. which sails from Seattle
Tor the Orient Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-11

Don't lose the
nance Now r.
he time to come
.fyou have trou
J'c Don't de
'Iy " you do.
"1 win grow
p".c r sick.
uc over and
iaiy 10 me
D." ptD No..
t. 90 trp-
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ron SALE DO ACKES. IN THE skAGir
valley miles from Redrn- WooUry.
land an Lowell parity cleared rest
slashed ana In pasture; good soil on
gravel ruad milk ana mail routes, =
mile 20 graded school, room house
barn soSfO. chicken house tsSz6 wood
shed ana root house. building. about
all new and painted good weil water
piped 60 barn all kinds % fruit cot
out. Price $500 cash can on or write
the owner. r. McCunc, a. =. d
sedro woollsy wash
FoR DETAILS on LANDS
Handy TO our mills and camp.
write or seo y ~ NEIKtEIoIf~
MW. Land Dept i7ot l. g smIth BldY
SEATTLE. WASH
You deal with US direct"
THREE LAKES LUMBER co
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ASK
MADAM ELLIS

The jadf that bold enc people amazed 81
~ Land Hhnw ani ais0 ths Nssanir
Temple fhts sister 10 nnw ElftuE rfte
thts readings a. her office 81 the i.ih.
rrtF Uuiffinr Rho ran edvise VOC nu
al impurfanf affairs - iifs &C. N there
10 anything that Fnu desire tn > nnu and
SAINT fu fnd nuf. come aHh ..sHif thc
madafn Tho madam ran tsr - tHuf
uaat. present ard fufur~ ard fsfi fou iH
regard 60 lowe. lock. UoHrtHhlu. hutinrss
hffsifa and marriage ard business
trsmHa actions ~ HnF uature Au drn'f
FOIL 60 visit thia vundetfui lads ami 10
convinced ~ hof arrhf power Liberty
UutldtnE on fhn rntrrr nf rhtri Hud
tnian. opposite ursfnffre Uauu ThF
office hours. p g. e. Special readings
fhta week Soc
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teach you. JOIN my class and learn
specializing in practical branches
that give you independent freedom
and lucrative future. For further
information, write to Iamora &.
Cauffman. office. Factory Hair
Store, ii0l First ave. Seattle,
Wash
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Stall g. rprpg inInh chops. 30 ID ;
riuh sausage. 10 &c. stall =. navel or
anEss 100 DIOR quiucas ne Zoe. pa
raHar goo dst large fanny Iipfidt grape
fruit i6r ssrh stall @. round and sirioin
steaks lgt ib O. burs steak. Doe d..
80 strab ts o. Stall %. fresh rhufn-
ri hue bs tae sharp fuii cream
hseHt .1. Ip guaranteed storage eREs.
tat drr HiHH ID beet "leHinafgafinf
.l. anI tH I. STALL - plain steak. iac
Ib.. sppI,e a.r Eaf Ftaf 10. pure pas-
teufifsa u#Ii. CO. o.. ic at iba sugar.
g. DIM .---..I q fur 100
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. J Ah ! ! IiT
with an indie
pendent com
uercial train
ing I'm cCsuet.
ic chemistry
and be a uty
culture. Train
Yourself Tor a
b ig m o n @ s.
making future
Let me help
you. Let me
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HOTELS AND
APARTMENTS

hIANDAHD HOTEL
Corner First Ave and Pine H.
Large. modern. outside rooms elevator
service phones IN an rooms. nrst.clHH.
10 every respect zoe Up. with private
bath 81
tNfrETTToN CORDIALLY INVITED
Earriaeton. i5IgA second ~ week W
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HELP wANrgo-MAlg


tAHEpEEN i'LEpuEa ron aALE-
oVsreoats ratnroats Maekinaws suits
js~slfy. musical tnstTumsuts, guns. cic.
BarAala star@ Le.a Office. izo Fifss
sve corner Washington
wANrEb Experienced men fpt piaeinE
bands on continuous waud stats pipe
Apply Washington rasipE Company.
gstl nruaasa1 Everett wash
tsoV VALUE rHotNEaa foH I1to
Luuaqulst t.iiy upstairs clothes shop.
Green plds FOURTH amt Pike
az pOtNu nCstNEAs UPSTAIRS
Tract. sell, Mems a. suits and over.
eests Tor tta rrariss Upstairs suit
shoP. DoiN vhiri Az.
SSSSSO~~e~~s>~~S''~,SSss-~~~~SS~4oS
2o--slruArIoNs WANTED
MALE
t.ANpscAPE Gardener rRuNtN0
-prayins ~ experienced man Oct
.->.s.SsssSS-.~leos1,S~~SoS~>t.,osSs~oo~o.o~-oo
~ HELP wANrEp-FsmALE
WOMEN oar aoVEHNMENr JOINS
Thousands vacancies yearly ttsf o.
sitiuns open GO Rorra free franai n
lustuais b~p, ftN urrhs.ief ~
WANTED atNL uW WuMAN. rl.NtN
cook. itsht huuseauft MlFt D. rican
fst ,i'h ave
NEtIAnLE WOMAN FuN HOUSE
uatk ard care ~ twu children Phone
~.N-~>~s~e~~>N~S>s-N~, ~~~Ns~eN~~~-~~~~~~
-. -..~-
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- NEwE-r WALK fancs. orr
~ 'ssson-. pfivats halls. young
Sye tdy and man teachers. NJ dif.
rsuc. ~ ySa havsnt danced
"a STEVENS -i''' 70, fSa'' 30, a,
LNpfE@ sANpEBHoN = CorroS Hoor
pills safe ard eur. care fnr dsiaysd
periods Prize q. or 1 boxsa - Every
boz guafantssi Raymond Remedy
room .. Hotel Anusrs Fourth sna
Union
wttUWEH 81 WITH upY ri WteHE4
ta meet lads rith m~ans to taks pare
nrfship ln amau fruit and pnuiir
ranch. Mhtrimany y gaifed Address
A.tat STAR
gEr MARRIED. HEsr MATRIMONIAL
paper published mailed frrs THE
Correspondent Toledo, onto
wtDowEE ae rEAUs ON. WITH
Eiri years uanfs 90 meet "a vthow
about go feata Old uIth nr -ifhsuf a
child. object mHfrimorY SOS pnst.
office Everett wash
WoHKfNg MAS WANTS no NEEr
honest Iadr between 20 ana 60 object
matrmpnr Address A-too star
r.,,t.. 10 10 + s4se mas tosl 80 .,~
KEgisrEHED MIDWIFE AIRS VII
isiksen. T6is isth n W Phone Hai.
lsrd 1851
LADIES US TUot ELE SAVE TIME AND
mpney ty c,iips iteta ufoadvar
Mrsn nAQs HEfAIHED ~. pEo.
pi.'. uarN Hifs
soc DINNER spps,isinr dishss Willard
CATE. seventh ard linton
DIAMONDS ASD PAwS TICKETS
bought Hours to 8 .. IA. ti5 Joshua
Gr~"E HliE
- ,0MFLErE HHEAKFAsr WHhard
car" torsnth Rnd Union
DENNEH DYE wORks i5os 5tb ave.
RA0TIME rfAYrNa TAUGHT. 10 TO 20
lessons success guaranteed G8t-E0s
[ PantaFe. BidE
{ HAPPINESS LIES IN MARRIED LIVE
Are ySu lonely Join seattle Reliable
Ffiendvhip club Ladies free. Ada =
Egsps. sii linton. Apt y
kOpAk EHs-"iN at 1. At THEYRB
done" 10 cents roll Jacobs. T.
Hid~
OFT A,sgUAIN TED -OCIETY NETT.
tnEs Thnrsdsy evenings 1915 Eighth
81" Ant. y
+ IAllkaL/< ~ 0p lows 800 a WEEK
EEyH ht"s a diamond or watch
WV PETER MICHAEL ise, and
iih~rsl crrdit nsmodsiing
1al LEAEN LATEST sTEPs- Mod
UfD srn dances and stage dancing
"a tp-fo-dats In every detail
IA Phone Elliott 21aT
REV uEEENE At HOTEL HOLLAND.
Fourth and jefferson. Just back %
court house 10 easily and quickly
reached for ministerial services Prt-
vst~ parlor- Phone Main s.oi
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LARGE poW>TOW. ROUTE OPEN.
wanted, briRht hiEh school hoy who
knows how 10 huatic. Mr. smith. cir
cuiatiou Dept Tho seattle star
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RENTALS
s-MlscsLLANeous FOR SALE

SASH aSp DOORS
ORDER your sasn md Door. dir~c, from
o n WILLIAMS CO w. op.r.,s our
e-n min AID .btp direct to snyons
anywhere. at factory prices safe Dc
livery guaranteed 10 d..ttn.,ion ssni
Tor eur big eentpirts CataieGus Ne 81
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tbc hhh,nst. &C. II NGn nILuAND
Cafe. seventh Hnd Unioa.
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NfIltIIl|AI ADVISER CDSst-fTA-
tiou dailY. go g. 1907 EIebtb ~
Corner Spring. Hsury.
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POULTRY FOR SALE

SEATTLE KING COUNTY POULTRY
Show nos ON st tho Nrw Economy
Market FIRST and Pike Large exhibit
~ CLASSY birds YOU can't afford 10
miss 70 Foliov tire rrowd
SEATTLE POULTRY $50 PVT STOCK
Asa0ciafipns shou. MoId sH fuI week
tiaasiest birds ~ Northvtst Fifteen
state club meets VIVA game bird or-
hibif Lectures b. college professors
TfpW % select yogr beet losers and
how 70 feed FOR winter eERr Admission
t5c 1916 Third ave. over MeHae <
Hraufgau sf1r.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE

SALE $500 MAT MAINE
o. BOO BOY AZ atar
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MADAM VELVA sCtENTiFiC cam
reader ii22 Seventh ave. rooms a-io
CARD READING -. ROOM q. YopK
Hotel corner Ftrpt nud Pine
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NtwE~I WALK dances. orr
M 'sssQu-. privats halls. ruunE
CO. tdy ana man teachers. NJ AM.
rsuc. ~ ygg havsnt danced
before
~ - 49, ~ Matn ant
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o LIVESTOCK FOR SALE

FOB SALE THREE FINE PUPS. 10
months Old. fgi bioodsd scotch collie
have two males ono female Price
- each Write rhas 81. Hopsec cor
clear Lake Wash
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-09-05
MANY POSITIONS 81
+, GIVEN TO STUDENTS

Iowa City, Sept. 2. In six months
the University of Iowa committee on
recommendation of teachers has plac.
ed 237 candidates in new positions.
This number Is the best record made
by any educational institution in Iowa
with the possible exception of the state
teachers college itself. T.
The total number placed in all of
last year was 372 1t is certain that
this figure will be far exceeded by
this years record
Besides those placed in new. posi-.
tions, forty-three candidates on the
committees lists have been reelected
and have decided to stay in their old
positions. Again, it is likely that many
more have secured positions than the
record shows, as 10th the applicants
and the school boards often neglect to
report the result of negotiations begun
through the committee.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-09-05
.MEX|CANs HERE
FOR CONF EREN CE

New York, Sept 1.-Two members
Of the Mexican commission, appoint
ed to confer with representatives of
the United States to settle the differ.
ences between the two countries, ar
rivd here early this morning and the
third member is expected during the
day. Ignacio Bonillas and Alberto j.
PAM are here accompanied by mem
bers OF their families and a retinue
of secretaries and servants.
Luis Cabrera. head of the Mexican
commission. is expected soon.
The Mexican commissioners were
welcomed at their hotel by Secretary
of State Robert Lansing and J. Brooks
Parker, assistant secretary of the
American commission. Eliseo Are
dondo, Mexican ambassador designate,
also greeted them.
Mr.. Lansing will go to Long Branch
today to attend the Wilson notification
ceremonies but will return for the
meeting of the two commissions on
Monday. The meeting will be only for
purposes of organization. The COM
missioners will continue their. DELHI.
erations at New England coast re-
sort.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-09-05
ELECTRIC PLANT
IS NOW W0Rk||NG
LOViLIA Is WE'LL EQUIPPED WITH
MODERN IMPROVEMENT;
OBSTACLES MET.

Lovilia, Sept 2. -Lovilia's electric
plant is now reality The current
was first turned on Friday night and
the lights were enjoyed by only few:
of the patrons of the company as only
few of the places Of business and
residences were connected up 50 that
they could use their lights.
The owner of the plant, Leslie NJ
Perrin, of this city, has experiencSds
more grief than one could imagine
since the franchise was granted to him
early the past spring. On account Ofl
the European war and other causes
which could indirectly be attributed N
the war, it was almost impossible ~
get electrical appliances and equip
ment. i Il. sss sS;
His engines were ordered immedt.
ately after the granting Of his fran.
chise and they did not arrive until
about the fourteenth OF July. Hl1
switchboard was the last part OF hiS
equipment to arrive 1t was delayed tn|
the manufacture and did not arrive I'M.
til the latter part Of last week. ~
The street lights, which are placed
at different parts Of the town -
equipped with sixty candle power
lamps. There are twenty-nine Of the
street lamps.
It is expected that the plant wilt
commence running all night about tia
first OF the month or after everything
has been thoroughly tried out and the
necessary adjustments made about the
machinery.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-09-05
MAN is FOUND WHO
LIKES FANCY WORK

Des MONIES, Sept. I. State fair OF.
ficials have discovered a man who bra
zenly admits he likes to do fancy work.
He is Dr. c. F. Spring, teacher in
the Still Osteopathic college. Doc
has entered baby bonnet and hand
kerchief done in point lace at the fair.
They are being greatly admired. The
doctor says he has entered pieces for
two or three years and has taken some
prizes.
Il do fancy work for relaxation and
recreation" DR.. Spring declared. y
can be as nervous and exhausted as
can be, but when pick up my needle
work forget it. Itisoothes my nerves
and smooths me down. After work
awhile am rested When questioned
as to how he happened to break into
the fancy work league" DR.. Spring
said
well, my wife did it and liked the
work SO well thought I'd find out
whether there was really any fascin.
alton about it. used to do drawn
work too"
DOC" is model husband. He sews
on his own buttons and darns his own
socks and shirts.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-09-05
IOWA |NFANTRY TO
MEET At M0RAv|A
THiRTY-SixTH REGIMENT RE.
TURNS TO ENJOY PAST GOOD
TIMES SEPTEMBER e.7.

Moravia, Sept 1.-The thirty-sixth
Iowa infantry will meet here next
week for the annual reunion. The
members had such a good time last
year and were SO cordially welcomed
that they have decided to come here
again this year and the dates are
Wednesday and Thursday.
At meeting of the citizens held
recently the following officers and
committees were elected to take
charge of the reunion
Chairman-G. B. Johnson.
Secretary-G. T. Harm
Officer Of the day--G. w. Sheeks
Committee on procuring headquar
ters and place for campflre-H. G.
Broshar and c. N. Main. ~ I
Finance. N. Main and Lewis c.
Main.
Reception-H. G.. Broshar, w. E
Donovan and Sam Johnson.
Music. c. Broshar. =
Program-G. B. Johnson, G. T. Harm
and Gus Oehler.
Procuring entertainment Stella
Main, Ella Hiatt, Cora Broshar and
Mrs. B. r.. Winsler.
Bean superintendent Century
Kensington and B. E. E. clubs and
Campfire. girls.
Executive committee-G. B. John
son, p c. Broshar and G. r. Harm.
Committee on decoratiQns-D H
Wills, with power to appoint his own
helpers.
y AfL Program.
Wednesday orenoon-Reception OF
visiting soldiers and assignment OF
places. .s, ~
2:3O.4p. m.-Meet at M. E. church.
Music -.
Invocation. ri. VI
Song. Lid ia -
Address Of welcome T. Harm.
Response member of thirty
sixth. e {*ss ~
Song ,.: rr
Business meeting Of thirty.sixth.
5 p. m--Drill in park by Boy Scouts
6 p. m.--Bean supper for all old sol
diers, their wives or widows, by the
women's clubs.
1880 p. m.-Camp fire under direc
ton Of the thirty-sixth
The public is cordially invited.