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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-08

Joe Tinker, manager OF the So-Lni-
bus A. A. team, says that Cicotte' S
shine BALI had its origin In the
minors. Dave Danforth took the
shine ball to the majors from the
American association when he Joined
the White Sox last year, says Tinker.
las Ii looks to me he showed the
stunt to Cicotte and now we see the
result of 1t. The pitchers in the asso-
citation didn't try hard to conceal
their doctoring of the ball and most
of us thought little enough of u. Dan
Griner and Finneran, both of 81. Paul.
would rub rosin on one size OF the
ball and shine IL on the other and they
could curve IL around a house. And
some of the pitchers had so freaky a
ball that they not only fooled the bat
tiers but they fooled the catchers,
There was an epidemic OF broken
fingers among the association catch
ers last season.
If Fred Fulton cannot be taken
seriously as an opponent for Jess
Willard then Ii seems unlikely that
we will ever see Jess in the ring
again. He has held the heavyweight
honors with greater ease than any
other champion we've known. Fact Is,
willard hasShad just one little battle
since he won the croWn-a ten-Tound
absurdity with Frank Moran. Fulton
is the only fighter now worthy Of en-
tering the ring with Jess since Carl
Morris has butted and wrastled him
self out of all consideration. And most
critics agree that Fulton is too light
hitter and too indiaposed TO hard
punches ever to make match with
Willard. Moreover by the time a real
competitor for willard appears he Is
likely to be good and ready TO retire.
If he isn't just about ready for same
right now.
1t has been pointed out that the
time is approaching when match be-
tween the Gibbons brothers, Tom and
Mike, would be grand attraction.
Tom lis coming so fast that he looks
able TO nive brother Mike fair tus-
sic right now. Regarding such night
neither brother has shown much en-
thueiasm. They probably wouldn't
care greatly 70 oppose each othass
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-08
'Ba fts for for: Perritt in eighth.

New York Nationals :. 020 600 000-2
Stolen bases, 2. Collins 2, Jacksoni
double plays, Herzog unassisted, Fa-
Der to Weaver to Gandil, Felsch TO n.
Collins to Weaver, Weaver to Gandii;
left on bases, Chicago Americans n,
New York Nationals 8; first base on
errors, Chicago Americans Il bases on
balls, of Schupp /. Perritt 1, Faber !,
Tesreau /. hits and earned runs, ON
Schupp 4 and in / 1-3. or Faber I'm
3 innings, off Anderson and I'm 2,
off PerTitt S and / in 3 2-3, of Tes-
reau none and none in /; struck out,
by Schupp 2, Anderson 3. Faber /,
Tesreau i passed ball, Mccarthy,
IJmpires-Evans behind plate; Rig
Ter ct first; KLEIN at second; O'Lough-
lin at third. Time, 2:13.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-08
PURCHASES RESIDENCE,

John E. Mcdonald has purchased
the residence of DR.. NJ. NJ. Fulton,
Ninth street south and the Mcdonald
this week.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-08

Umpire: Norby, Detroit eu
Referee: Garrity, Moorhead. ~ Qa
Head linesman: Edwards, Moorhaad.
Time of quarters: Twelve minutes.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-08

The Terrible swedes' football teaNa
won their second victory Saturday.
defeating the Fifth Street warriors.
Sc % 81, Ca q game played on Phetaasa
held. But one half was played
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-08
Third Inning.

New York-HerZog famed. Faber
stopped Kauffs grounder and by slid
ing with the ball in his outstretched
hand managed to beat the runner to
first for an out. Zimmerman out, Fa-
Der to Gandil. No hits; no runs; no
errors.
Chieago-E. Collins expired, Ander-
son to Holke. Jackson again singled
to center Felsch struck out and Jack
son went to second a passed ball
Gandil struck out. No runs; one hit;
no errors.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-08

New York--WeaVer TOOK hauHs
feeble fly. Zimmerman went out, Fa-
Der TO Gandil and Fletcher, Weaver 20
Gandil No hits, no runs, no errors.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-18
G0rr0n5iStcn Mitc
DiMiitcn inn Gcfcd,t!

gl 4aio. Ter. Is. 9lpril. ~ 3mi.
ldlen 8tlaten mo Regierlngstrltp.
pen unter General 9hlrguia lit Is
beltte fuieoer BET ST Bale 8u einem
8efedt gefommen, ME amerifnuiife
8elegrapbiIten beridten meIde bon
Sltare5 eingetroffeu lino, no iie
ploBlt@ Ourn Nierifoner eriebt Dur.
ben. Gle bebaltpten, OoB in Suare5
bic tclcgropbtiAe 4%uffor0crltng BON
Whtrguta anlnngte Rottm in ben
9oipit1lern fir icine germunoeten
5u idoffen. (llnO beute iriib bieB
es crit oaB 9tlrguia nit 5000
Wiarm nad Sltore3 8itriiffebre ull0
Die 8erfoleuua Giuos Gufgegeben
bobe - mas lit MN mabr?)
StaStrat Nugel ifluer erfrauft.
5taOtrat augel liegt III leineal
@eim ait tnpb5icr 2ungeneut5ln
ouug omicoer. Sem 9eiinoen ioft
fid Gien8tog etpas gcbeiicrt baben,
gibt ieood nod imner 5u GROCER
8eiorgnis 4nlaB.
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LAS Einieaen Der @etrriOcdinSfnbr
marDc fir bic ~gientralcn ner-
berblid lelH.

gbriitionia. is. qpri[. - @on3
tan0inanien lit III 5orge BOB
Mnterifa m0aIihermeiie Die 3ufnbr
BON @etreioe uto moeren Sebers.
mitch einitelen fouL I'M Gng=
nsso 1lr0 San aloarcn 4qiierten bic
splhen stsufilbrcu. Wtiniiterpr6iis
oeFf anuoion Don Norwegen CAB iei-
Iwr Hefirdamg bieriiber einem Der.
tretpf Der uuite0 9reB gegenilber
Aas0rud. @r iagte:
egiae 0erartIge glaBnaBme mlroe
snas gum 8er0erben qeretdat; Do
Dnrrh miir0en uniere 0abrungsmit-
TIL lin bic Sdlfte ucrriHgcrt tpcr.
oen. Afle uuicre 5ta%utsHlauner, ia
Das Qnii8e Golf ernartet NIT Sc
f~tlnntbeit. oaB Die Ser. 5taaten
bee nidlt tim mer0en Gs ideiut
nnalmt6Fih sos Gin oerurtiger aft
bon rIrframolidtcit uns g~egeniiber
~ilbcrbdilut in &albington g&ahrung
Hfl0en raltrt.
0@cE1rgen iroeno melHe olncri'
fntflheu gsnbrlmgsmtttel i1rcn &eg
nnth 1ettihlano?" frogte Der 9or-
raon0ent ben Observation-Disclosures.
.gs gtbt Bat uns taiu @eg mad
1anihlan0 iotDett Die omerifoni-
idcn 2e6en8mfttd IN 8etraft font
men Qaut efncs NIT England a6-
d hloTenen llebcraintommens per-
fsnfen mir din 9eutfdInno Slide,
nber oieIes aid nur tn beidrauften
gunutitifen.
dmeoen un0 Rornegen fDitroen
Hegio tart III Miitleioenihaft &c.
Sogen iperoen ME Qonpegen. ioate
e. Amerifa einfoaen. feire 2ebens-
mittel meAr na4 5fan6inabien aus
aufiihrcn.
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Sdmciser 5citunocn
ereifen 1lmerika at!

Nern is 4pril. = 8ie belttifs
TrenuoEi6e 8reiie Der 5dmei8 ergefE
iii iii AngriTfea altf 4ulcrita, oetlet
mar menige III ben 0eltti6eu Set.
ntrgea aIeidfonmen. Gas Saupt-
fEegna lit Ole 4nfloge Dab 4merifa
alIeln ban fium5icaen 5utereIen ge-
gqitet miro. Ga miro Der 4niidt
Nanm gegeben onB Der gtntritt
ber Ger. 5taaten in Den Grieg obne
Aeoattnng IT. Die herborragenoiten
als hDei5erii6en 3cihtngen 8et=
een 3uriifbaLtitng IN Der 8eurtei-
h11I4 Der SoQe on Der 8etfrout uBo
be8liisen n DAMMIT, Die olHtliaen
Merihtc 5n hriugen.
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PnMskcmitcc fir cas
S~rciwiMi0cn= pltcm!
Der Eraf6ent aber iDia IeineH aUpf
OnrdieteH Hnb 2ieuit5wang
eiRfIlrn.

@oI6tngtou, 1S. GpriL. - nit
~ gegen s Stimmen bat Dos Sous.
tomitee fir militdrii6e 4ngelegens
beiten belite beitloiie1, cine 8or-
loge i'm Sons ein5abridtert, mona3
cine 5reiniQigeu 4rmee bon 500.
900 0adnn auf Die 8etne gebraft
peroen Ioa.
Grdftoent g9ilfon lit entidLoiien,
ole nnltsmdblen0e Aisbebun9", Die
nidtS utebr ltno nidta meniger oils
3uongsmiIitdroienit beoeutet, I'M
&onqreB oltrtsubringen. @r bega6
lid belltc mad Dem &opitol unD
nabm Riidiprnhe nit Senator
Chamberlain, BEN GerfoiIer Der
3rDongsoienit @orloqe, oem Senuts-
fomitee fir militdrii6e 4ngelegen.
heiten uno nnoeren 6ilbrern oeS
5ennt8. Ger 8raitoent mnfte
Chamberlain Die 9titteillng, 6nt
Ieine Bill unter alien l~Imitdrtoer
ourhqeben mitiIe u1lo 5Dor in einer
@eiie ME ite pnn 0titglieoerr oes
@eneroIItabs berbeiiert morocn lit
3ie o8oblfobrt oes 2nnOes" beotn-
&C oieics. 3nei Msilionen 5oIOnter
u~itiien binncn 5fpei Snbren untet
@affen iteben.
Sm Senot oiirftc Sic 8iG aud
sur 4nnabme 9elon9en uno ntf 6oi
@at5 ipilr0e boourh Gin idncrel
moraliiher 9rltf ait&geitbt iperocn
10 0oB oieiel6e aah oort puiitereI
lmilr0e.
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it'd ben @liidlpunldeu 0eridbat
bierluit an. SER uno 6rau Srie0es
ridden bdben i'm So1lle 1922 81 t9.
StroBe 8obHang eenommeH.
Serr Otto @ap unb SRI. 1orb
@nhtler, 2206 @. is. Strafp,
lpiiroen seltern morget inn . llbr
beim 2ebttenomt pom Batter 4aeifi.
CHS getraut. Srou5eugen marctl
5err Bal. Wiab uno Sri. Nina
8ahtler. Qa9 Dec 3eremonic inro
int Sduie ser Meutter ser 8raut
cine feline Sof5eitsieier itatt. Der
flnge gbanonu lit Ilai1iniIt in oal
Union @ociFic g8erhtGttcn uro &C.
ger1udrtig 9rdii0eut bes airden6o.
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SOflmaiier-Cpfer

8os 1924 norol. 16. Ctr. foo6
nen0e Gbeboor 8oul Srb nuroe
9ienstag nadn1ittog aus ibren gang
BON Baiicr ~umFlutrten Sem bon
ben 9oli3tIten 5rancl unb Garner
mitteIit zines @eiponnes uno Sltbr.
merits nad Dem etrpos boher Qe(e.
genen 8ouie hires gnaburn So1n
4infa gerettet oeiien 5of a~lerbings
aud idon untcr @aiier mar an-
geItelltc Der Omaha See & Storage
60, arbeiten ME Die 8iber, Inn 81
perbinoern, oaB bic 6hthuoiier IN
BEN Garter Safe etnorinagn.
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@rrIrtt hd has @afarnt.

@eint aaGtman0elu ititr8te Der
23 idbrige 8aIter =. Gaiitop, 5obu
bon eomoro 8, Goiiiop, 2502 iiiOl.
IL. Ctr, Rontog nu9t aus eiuenl
fSenlter oes oberen Stotmerfes ocs
@olie8 ouf Ole StraBe uno oer.
leste Ii9 ons RiIdgrot. @r lpuroe
nod Dem ct. Soiepb SoipitoI &C.
bro6t, NO 9teustoa cine Operation
an ibm borgcnontuIen plr0e. Us III
ieood ~5peifeIboft, Oh CT init benz
2eben oaDontonmen miro.
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nrnhaNenpermaItrr pernnalift.

Clinton Ga, Is. April. - Grnit
arifeniens Der &erpaIter Der biefi-
aen Iurnbale, ein algemein 'befann=
r @irger Bet Staot fano geitern
abeno 0gn SOD, aIs ein 4utomobil,
IA Dem ct iid nit bier on0eren Be
aaitern befQn0, n6r0Iih bon Sod
lan0, 81. BEL 5Dcamorc Boint,
enc sebn SUB bobe 8oidung In ben
MnIf5Iippi birlnitarIttr5te. @r mur-
0e in MIR pier SUB tiefem 8uHer
Nntcr Der Maidine feitgefIeHnt uno
erfraHf. Die it6rigen bier Sniaiien
HnE0en bertesf.
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6nfarftsaLpfen.

Zen 8ltno fiirs Qeben ihloiien
SEER Gobert 6rieorihieu INTO SRI
Siloegdro %aSacobotustp, 8oter Sin.
nc boa3og Die Sruuung. al8 Ernu.
8algeu flngierten Wlor 8ietid urD
Sri 9foia Sacobomsfn. oEnpa" &ec.
ie Ipielte Oen Sod5eitsmorid. Gos
iunge 8anr gebort Dem Mllittuerein
an un0 beiibt einen oilsaeOebnten
Greunoe8frcis. 2ie Eribiine idlieBt
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Die icdlite ScmtIcbc
1srieosanlcibc!

amIter0am is. 4priG. Sier
eingeloufenen Iahrihten 8nfolge Be-
Idtft iih Die geitern obaeihloHene
ie6ite 6eutide ariegsunleibe auf 3d.
103, 10000. (5Sitr oas aarue
DeltfhIono" iumerbir etn id0ner
8abenD
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iid fin BEN ger6uft feline AnboItss
punfte bcibriHgcn Iiebell.
Gprinat in ben 5lnk

0icustnq undmittne iprnrla en-
Matb Der bon Dem Gitlter oes
5IuIies Bic Strubenbdbnbriide etlf'
lana fam, uts er bon einert oorf
poficrten 8aftpoiten %ungebnlteH
iplir6e, in Den o6taig Sub tieter &C.
lcgenen cifigen 5lilB urt0 ldlpar1it
nod Der Union 8ocific Bride gus
@tipa 500 5ilB mter1alb oerielber
idnf en- IN Die 3iefe binnb unD CT
tront. Or fdieu ieinem 9euebmeTt.
nnd geiites9eitort 5u iein. T.
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qi@ Der Saft entluRcn.

SEQ gbiGipg, melfer inter benz
geroodte, Ole Stu(ung Der Omaha
Iransfer 60, Somtog irib in
9runo gcicet 81 bobcn IN Inter
itdunoSboFt qetomen noroen mar,
lit niener ~freiaeLniien lporoen. DO
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aad speitaainer aranf6eit aeitDr6en

Die @attin oes 6lorilten Raul
9. Jlotb, 3102 Burt Ctr, TIT
1ien5tag nod nur 8peitdgi8er
aranfbeit in einem bieiigen 9oipi-
tal aus benz 2cben geifieoen. Sic
mar 50 Sabre alt uno birtterldBt
auBer i6rem Soften bier ainoer.
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8eridt ser @aslpcrfr.

Sic @imlnbmen og Guabo Cos
60, III ben crjtcn orei 9}oudtcn oes
5abrcs fir GaS 5p 9eleudtlng8
ME aod5nefen ieitcns Der 8ur9er
Der StoDt betro9en, pie Der 0cnt
Stohtrat Gicnstag porgelegte bier
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DenerAl0omDernerr
b. Biting crkrankt!

Mmfteroon, is. Qpri[. @iner
raHeIer 0epeide 5nfolge lit Der
cneralgmrnernellr bon 8elgien, Sc
zgrnI d. Sitting, erfrauft mo bdt
enpruI i. 3Debl gum 3a4foIger
erbnlteu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-18

res Der OF. Soicphg @cnnetn0e. Die
ier IicB es ii6 nidpt Hebuuclr, bel Der
Sraiuma inter 2eitiing ictnes Dtrt'
aenten sSobn Ereiner mebrcre SIcoer
bor5utruqen. Gos ilinee Bdor miro
itt SIR. 244d q. III. 5trnBc D1nss
lid nieocrtaIieu. llniere @liidrDurs
idr.
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9ierstaa Refrntenaall t33.

Diensf1s Aaben Fd nieoer 1873
Misunderstanding 9eitelt. 9rr
l Dan 0iaien trnten in bic So.
tinnaEqdr0e en-, tpahren0 iid 70 in
BE 8un0esamee nno 80 in bic
otte ~einrefheH lieBen. off traten
neFn W10rInetorps bel.
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Rrrinnn[nntiarn

Gercia gta6tigaa mo Narp 81.
fert boben cine neutrality-suspicious.
8ergniHlngsreiie na6 California
u~ngetreten unO nerocn oltf ibrer
9tildreiie audi tlr3e Set in Salt
Safe Gitp bernclIel1.
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Str~06cnbapnitrcik
Srcbt INT Cinccln!

ginroIn. gleb,. Is. 9fpril. -5oG.
te Ste Union Der StraBenbabndu8es
featea nidt anertonnt ner0en Damn
tuer0eu oie 4ngeitalIten beute a6eno
0fe 4rbcit nie0erlegen.
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9ie @eiseuDreiie.

eairdA0 Us. 4priE. Mlai 8ei-
saf bradfe Gate bel g6rienidluB
92A1 SUR &ei8en $1.96 un0
eptantber 4e5ens $t.67Ac.
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tctidbrige geridt bcioet $25l,s27,-
81.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-08-24
BLISS TO DIRECT
WORKING RESERVE

Ames, Aug. 22.--R. X. Bliss, director
of agricultural extension, Iowa State
college, has just been Appointed state
director Of the BOYS working reserve
work by w. e Hall OF the u S. de-
partment of labor, national director.
Plans are being outlined fer enlist
ing and registering in the working re-
serve all boys Of Iowa between the
ages Of sixteen and twenty-one for the
purpose Of setting them to work in the
most useful way. Enlistments will
come mainly from cities and towns.
though country boys will be given OPP
portunity to enlist il they care to.
Every boy who enlists will be given
certificate. When he has completed
certain amount Of work, badge will
be awarded him. The plan Of o-ganiz.
alton Will be similar to that Of the
volunteer food producers, under which
10000 Iowa citizens registered for in
creased food production
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-08-24
CHARLTON WOMAN
MISSING 10 DAYS

Charlton, Aug. 23.--James Shanahan
and family. Of West Braden avenue,
are greatly distressed over the myster-
ious disappearance of the wife and
mother Mrs. Anna Shanahan, who
left here on Tuesday morning of last
week for Colfax The family formerly
resided at that place and still owned
property there, which had been repair
ed recently Mrs. Shanahan took about
$50 with her to pay for these repairs,
and expected to return to her home
here the same evening. When she did
not return relatives at Colfax were
communicated with and it was learned
that she had never reached that city.
Detectives and officers in Des Moines
are working >cn the case, but have
been unable to find any clue to her
whereabouts. 1t has been learned that
she was in Des Moines Tuesday fore
noon at the interurban waiting room
to take car for Colfax, but they can
find no one who has seen her since
that time. Relatives are at loss to
account for her disappearance. and
fear that she may Aave been killed.
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GIVEN SCARE
CITIZENS ARE ALARMED At
WHAT APPEARS TO BE At
TEMPTS ON LIVES,

ChillicOthe, Mo-, Aug. 22.--OfhcerS
were called to the home of Mrs. Albert
Myers Monday morning, in response
to call from Mrs. Myers stating that
she had found what she believed to be
a poisoned powder in tub which was
sitting near well. The officers 70.
sponded to the call and when they
reached the Myers home they found
Shiny substance On the surface of the
water which was kept for the purpose
Of printing the pump In the bottom OF
the tub the officers found white sub
The officers placed quantity Of the
substance in bottle and brought It
to town and will have it analysed.
Heard Disturbance.
Mrs. Myers said she heard disturb
ance about her house Sunday night but
thought nothing OF 1t until Monday
morning when she discovered the con.
dition Of the water in the tub. She
then recalled hearing a noise during
the night.
The officers are unable as yet to say
whether or not the powder was poison.
Think Candy Poisoned.
The same morning while several
men were standing in front of the
Scruby Bros. implement house
stranger walked up to them and began
talking, later offering them some can
dy from sack which he was earring
stating he did not care to carry the
sack home. George Norton. WHO was
with the men. took a piece Of the
candy, saying he would take 1t to his
grand children. The other men refus.
ed the candy. While en- route homo he
took bite Of the candy. Before reach
ing home he became deathly sick
causing him to vomit.
The officers were unable to locate
the stranger, who 1t is believed left
town.
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TO DON ovEHA,.Ls.

Creston, Aug. 3D. -.2ems Of the xo-
men who work ut the =. 2. & G. round
house are to don overIl!s. Not all Of
the women are to do 80 however. One
woman said this morning that she
could keep up with the boys without
wearing overalls"
For several days four women have
been wearing overall jackets and
working in the round house here, two
Of them as sweepers and two as wip-
ers. Three women have also been
working as night coach cleaners.
The women say they like the work
and that the only objection is that 1t
is greasy at times.
ONLY ONE DOCTOR LEFT.
Gilmore City, Aug Baltimore City
has but ono doctor left Of its original
three or four. as the result Of the call
to the colors, on account Of the call to
war. The city has population Of
/ 200, and each Of the physicians had a
large practice The situation is caus-
ing business on the part OF the resi-
dents.
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PASTOR GOES TO
A NEW CHARGE

Euliington. Aug. 23.-Rev. Karl
Michels. pastor Of the First Evanseh.
cal church for the past nine years.
has rendered his resignation. The
news of Mr. Michels action will strike
a note Of regret among his hundreds
of friends in Burlington.
During his residence here Mr..
Michels has won the esteem and re-
gard Of many citizens. An intelligent
Christian gentleman OF broad views
and genial outlook he has ever mani.
tested good citizens interest in the
welfare Of the community, and bis
services were always at the disposal
Of any movement Of public interest or
uplift.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-08-24
FALLS DEAD
RIDING HORSE
MAN Is FOUND DEAD
IN FIELD! HEART FAIL
URE is VERDICT.

Centerville, Aug. 22.-Marion Ely. a
prominent farmer living eight miles
north of this city on the Centerville-
Moravia road, was found dead Monday
morning at 9 o'clock after he had
fallen from the horse which he was
riding. Examinations by physicians
are to the effect that the fall from the
horse was due to heart failure and that
the fall was in no way responsible for
his death
Mr.. Ely was seemingly in good
health and had gone about his morning
work in the usual mannes NAat S:33
he saddled his horse and started dow.
the road to a field IN which his two
sons with other men were baliDg hay.
At the school house about quarter OF
a mile from his home he was seen to
tumble from his horse 10 the ground.
Workmen rushed TO Iii. niace where
he had fallen but whe: t!taY arrived he
was dead. Physicians Dranjunced that
heart failure had cause: his Heath.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-08-24
LIEUT.. FAIR WEEDS
SIGOURNEY GIRL

Sgourney, Aug 22.-Today at the
Stockman home in southwest Sisour-
ney at high noon, occurred the wed
ding of Miss Edith Margaret Stock
man to Lieutenant Daniel E. Farr,
Rev. W. F. Vanderlippe officiating.
The bride is the second daughter of
Attorney and Mrs. T. D. Stockman and
an accomplished young woman. She
was a member of the Sigourney high
school class Of 1912, graduating from
the Latin department and in June,
1915 she graduated from the Iowa
state university. During the past year
she has been teaching in the high
school in Delmar and was recently
elected to position in the Sigourney
high school but declined. The groom
Mr.. Farr, is at present in the United
States army, holding the Office of sec
ond lieutenant and expects to 90 to
the front in the near future. His home
is in Mason City.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-08-24
Poultry & Livestock
HILLSBORO GIRL
WEEDS LIEUTENANT

Hillsboro. Aug. 23-Lieutenant Wick.
Whitaker and Miss Gladys Stuckey
were married in Mount Pleasant Tues.
day, August 81. and returned to the
Whitaker home here this morning for
q few days stay. Lieut. Whitaker will
30 to Des Moines Monday, where he
will help train the soldiers of the draft
for active service. He is the young.
est son of Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Whitaker
and the past three months he spent in
Fort Smelling where he received his
commission as second lieutenant. Mrs.
Whitaker has been manager Of the
Central here for the past year and has
many friends whose best wishes are
for the young couple in their new
home. A shower was given the bride
at the home of her sister Mrs. J. T.
Mcclure Monday evening"
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-08-24
SPARK SETS FIRE
TO GRAIN ELEVATOR

Orient Aug. ga $4,000 loss by
fire resulted from an engine spark
which fell through an open window al
the Sumner-White grain elevator on
the Creston- Cumberland branch Of the
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy railroad
here.
Flames were first noticed about 10
o'clock Saturday night. They spread
quickly, consuming a carload Of tim
othy feed. 1000 bushels of oats. The
water supply tank was also burned
and about half Of the stock yards were
destroyed
The fire department from Creston
was called and responded in time to
control the flames and prevent their
spread to nearby lumber yard.