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Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-12-23
Red Cross Sends Aid
CzechO-SLOUak Troops

vladivostOk, Dec 23.-Czecho- -Slovak
soldiers in Siberia have learned of the
arrival here of articles oflwarm cloth
ing by the tens of thOusands--the gift
of the American Red Cross.
An American transport unloaded
$4,000 sweaters, 25O.OOO pairs of socks,
the cloth for $4,000 overcoats and other
garments.
And-within a week-two American
Red Cross sanitary trains were steam
ing out of vladivostok to far away
Omsk, bearing part of the supplies:
After delivering the clothing, the trains
will be used to transport wounded sol
diers from the fighting line to hospitals
to be opened at Omsk, ,Cheliabinsk,
and Irkutsk.
Each train had twenty-three cars. in
Guiding one fitted up as an operating
room and another as a dentists office.
On each train were six physicians, a
dentist. six American Red Cross
nurses. 76 orderlies and stretcher bear
ers. besides pharmacists. operating
room assistants and cobblers.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-12-23
EIGHTEEN YEAR
OLD SON DEAD
Russell P. Brandrup, Son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. X.
Brandrup.

Russell 2. Brandrup, eighteen veal
old son of Mr.. andNNIrs. c. X. Brand
rup, passed away at the family home
1882 First street, about $50 O'Clock
last evening.
Death followed an attack of infll.
enza, from which other members of the
family also suffer. Due to this fact
private funeral services will be held II
the Miller undertaking parlors at sc
O'Clock Thursday afternoon, conducted
by Rev. J. NJ. Herbst, and the body
placed in the ma usoleum from whence
burial will be made at latter date
when the family is recovered.
The lad was the oldest OF six chill
drcn and besides the parents. there re-
main. three brothers and two sisters
Merris. Lester and Gail, and the Misses
Gertrude and Thelma. Born in Web
ster City Russell lived his whole life
In this community, where he attended
the public schools and enjoyed tho pop
ularity of his comrades, as we'll rs the
high regard OF all his elders. He was
confirmed in the English Lutheran
church here about three years ago.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-12-23
Germans Shocked.
y-FRANK ]. TAYLOR.

Berlin, Dec. 21. (delaye6 Ger
mans received rude shock when they
heard President Wilson'S speech in
Paris urging punishment for war work
ers. 1t is the fear Of good" Germans
that they are being compared with the
guilty.
The Germans were getting ready to
receive Wilson's terms with enthusi-
asm, believing him the only man who
can save the world from future wars.
Hence their astonishment when he
advocates the punishment Of war work
ers. His speech is the biggest topic in
Berlin today.
German peace delegates are object
ing to the penalizing Of the kaiser.
which will make of him a, national
hero They want him to come back
from an Elba. War workers are not
popular in Berlin with the exception
Of Hindenburg. Luddendortf is the
worst hated.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-12-23
PRIVATE GEORGE
MERTz IS IN METZ
Captain N. L. Soderholm is
Also With Army of
= Occupation.

A letter to Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Nlertz of this city brings the news that
their son, Private George Mertz. orig
inally a member Of Company G in this
city, is now attached to the American
army of occupation and is in the anc-
lent and well fortified city Of Metz,
one of the German strongholds not far
from the French border in Lorraine
Friends here have also been advised
that Captain n. l.. SOderholm. also
formerly attached to Company G here,
is also with the army of occupation,
though his location is not known.
Private Mertz was transferred from
Company C to another division and
writes that lie is the only Hamilton
county man in the company to which
he is now attached. He was formerly
employed in the Freeman-Journal Of
flee, giving up his place here when he
enlisted in Company c. Private Mertz
is seeing a great deal of historic coun-
try just now and is in for some inter-
esting experiences with the army of
occupation. Mertz is in the territory
taken from France by Germany, fol-
lowing the Franco-Prussian war. -
1t is not known what division eth
er Captain SoderhOlm or Private
NInrtn iS 0tf f1,
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-12-23
AMERICAN BUSINESS
men N BRAZIL ASK
FOR DRASTIC ACTS

, y
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Dec 23.-
Drastic measures must be taken by the
United States government, particularly
the shipping board, if American busi-
ness relations in Brazil are to be saved.
This was the unanimous expression of
American business men here today.
Unless a regular steamer service is
maintained for mail and passengers,
with sailing ships for direct shipment
of cargoes, and unless the censorship
on private kilograms is removed, and
a more direct channel Of news is pro-
vided. the Europvat competitors will
seize the Bazilian trade and American
business men suffer staggering blow.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-12-23
ItaLy DecOrates
8,7l8 Soldiers
BY HENRY WOOD.

Rome, Dec. 23.-In one day recently
there were conferred on soldiers in the
Italian army 36,71S medals for valor,
representing acts of herOism that had
taken place ut the front during several
months previous.
or the 36,71S medals, nearly 1000
We're awarded to the memory of sol
diers who had lost their lives in the
deed of heroism that had merited the
distinction. the medal i'm this case 60
ing to their families. The other 10000
were given to soldiers who had surviv-
ed their heroic acts.
OF the total number 100 were gold
medals which were given almost eX-
clusively to men who had lost their
lives i'm performing the act of heroism !;
$4,000 of the medals were silver and
the remainder bronze.
As is invariably the case most of
these decorations went to the infantry
and especially to the specialist troops
such as the grenade throwers. ber-
saglieri or sharp shooters and Alpini.
The decorations conferred during this
single day represents only a small per-
centage of all the recognitiOns that
have been won by Italian soldiers and
conferred on them during the war.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-12-23
TELLS LOCATION
AMERICAN UNITS
NOW IN FRANCE

Washington. d. C.. Dec 23.-The
location of American army units in
France on Nov. % and the names OF
the commanding general were announc.
ed by the war department today.
The statement showed:
The Thirty-fourth division, includ-
ing the First and Second Iowa regi'
ments, is at I.e Mons, and commanded
by Major General Rhodes.
The Forty-second division, the Rain
bow division, commanded by Major
General G. A. F. Flager is at Mersch
Luxembourg.
The Eighty-eighth division, includ'
ing IOwans trained ut Camp Dodge, is
at Tongue, and commanded by Major
General NJ. G. Weigel.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-12-23
WILSON TO DE-
.CORATE PERCH
ING CHRISTMAS

Paris, Dec 23.--Probably the most
impressive moment during President
Wilson's visit with the American
troops in the field Christmas day will
occur when the President will decorate
Gen. Pershing with the American dis
tinguished service cross. Later he will
personally pin medals on scores of
Yankee fighting men, officers and pri-
Yates.
Although Gen. Pershing has deco
rated many. including Gen. Bliss, there
has been no one here hitherto with
authority to decorate him. President
Wilson will perform this function as
commander in chief of the American
army. The ceremony will probably
take place at Langres, near Chaumont
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-12-23
|RORAH AND
GRONNA FOR
FREE SPEECH

Chicago, Dec. 23.-Letters from Sen
ators Borah Of Utah, and Gronna of
North Dakota favorings free speech,
and written to J. Lewis Ingdell, editor
of the American SOCIALIST, one Of the
five defendants, were written into the
court records here today.
The editor wrote letters to several
congressman, asking an opinion on the
pamphlets sent out and suggesting that
congress act against Burleson to pre-
vent him from barring socialist papers
from the mail. Il have always advo-
Gated free speech" is the reply Borah
made.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-12-23
STATE AGENTS
TO HELP CLEAN
UPDES MONIES

Des Moines. Iowa, Dec 23.-State
agents under Oscar Rock of Logan to-
day joined Des Moines authorities in
a cleanup directed against booze and
vice in this city.
There will be raids against bootleg
ging and a general cleanup of the
city. With the two forces cooperating,
Corporation Lawyer .Byers, head of
Governor Harding's vice commission.
and the state agents met this morning
and laid plans for direct cleanup.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-12-23
WOma,, Gets Grand
Cross of Britain

AOndOn. Dec. -Viscountess Har-
court. formerly Miss Mary Burns, New
York, was decorated by the king rec
emily with the Grand Cross of the
British Empire for distinguished serv-
ice in the American and British Red
Cross. Viscountess Harcourt was in
charge of two; American hospitals,
American Red Gross hospital II at
Paignton. Devonshire and Nnmhcr -
at Lancaster Gate.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-12-23
Where viii Civilian
Clothes Come FrOna?,

London. Dec. 23.--English tailors are
scratching their heads, dazed and be-
wiIdered.
Hundreds. and very soon, thousands
of men will be clamoring for "civvies."
The first thought of the discharged SOL
dier is to rush off and deck himself out
in a smart civilian suit. Not many Of
them will he content to return to their
old .pre-war outfits, and in many cases
these will not be fit to return to, hav-
ing provided food for moths during
four long years.
The shortage of wool is becoming
greater and 96 per cent of available
supplies are still being taken up for
army needs. Therefore, it is feared
that even after discharge, thousands
of soldiers will have to keep in khae
for considerable time.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-12-23
MONTENEGRO
| AND Sc RbIA
| WILL UNITE
Union of These two Nations
has been Agreed Upon,
Says Belgrade
Dispatch.
KING NICHOLAS OUT
National Assembly Elected
by Majority Of
People.

Amsterdam, Dec. 2s.--Union OF
Montenegro and Serbia as nations has
been agreed upon, Il Belgrade dispatch
announced today.
In response to demands, King Mich
Olas has relinquished his hold on the
government. In the newspaper, Sa-
mon Prava, public officials declare
that the national assembly, which
met recently, was elected by major
ity of the people.
1.-THE former king in his flight from
the country has thrown away his
crown and we have broken all rela-
tions," is says.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-12-23
PRESIDENT Will
DISCUSS PEACE
WITH The PEOPLE.
BY ROBERT J. BENDER.

Paris, Dec 23.-President Wilson is
pursuing his policy of holding discuss
sions on the peace conference directly
with the people Thus millions will
participate and make their influence
felt.
- To reach this vast audience, the pres
ident will make public speeches in both
Italy and England. To meet the peo-
pie, he will pursue this course during
his entire campaign. That the presi-
dent is reaching the ear of the people
is indicated by the hundreds Of letters
from all classes, expressing sympathy
with his views and promising support.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-12-23
MRS. G. Y. BOYD IS
SUMMONED BY DEATH
Passes Away at Her Home
on West Division
Street.

Mrs. G. Y. Boyd passed away at hel
home, 1887 Division street, Saturday
night after few days illness with
Spanish influenza and complications
On Dec. IA, Mrs. Boyd was taken i'll
with influenza which, together with an
old malady, asthma, proved too much
for her frail body and she departed
this life at the age of 6S years and
nine months.
Sarah Ann Matheson, daughter Of
Samuel and Elizabeth Matheson, was
born at Klineburg, York county, On
tario, February p, 1850. With her
parents, brothers and sisters, she came
to Carroll, Iowa, in 1850 and on De
cember 90 the same year she was unit
ed in marriage with George Y. Boyd.
Immediately following their marriage
they moved to Cambridge. ILL.,, where
they remained for two years, when
they returned to Iowa, locating on a
farm near Webster City. They later
moved to farm near Duncombe where
the deceased continued to make her
home until six weeks ago when she
came to Webster City.
Mrs. Boyd was the mother Of seven
children: Grace Elizabeth Garrett Of
Alexis, Illinois, Elwood Davenport of
Devils Lake, North Dakota, Jessie
-MathesOn Kennedy of Los Angeles,
California. Ruth Gladys Bixler of En-
metsburg, Iowa, Sue Letitia McCart-
ney and Frances Mildred, both of this
city Aside from her immediate
family the deceased is survived by
eight grandchildren, one sister. Mrs.
Mary Garberson of Storm Lake. and
two brothers, William A. Matheson of
San Francisco, California, and Hugh
Matheson of Sacramento, Cal.
The family circle remained unbroken
until the death of Mr.. Boyd on June
2S, 1917.
At an early age Mrs. Boyd gave her
life to Christ, and to the time of her
death remained faithful and loyal
worker of the Master, being identified
with the Methodist church in Dun
combe. She was generous and sympa-
thetic toward all, no sacrifice ever be-
ing too great for her to make for her
family or friends.
A private funeral way>held at the
home this afternoon at y o'clock Those
from away to attend the funeral were
Miss Aura GarbersOn, cousin from
Storm Lake, and daughter, Mrs.
GRANGE Il. Garrett and son Harold.
from Alexis. Illinois.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-12-23
Sali,,ger May NeUer
be Chief Justice

Des MOines. Iowa. Dec. 23.--Judge
Benjamin l. Salinger has no hope of
becoming chief justice of the Iowa
supreme court unless the thirty-eighth
general assembly. which meets, in a
few weeks, changes the law relating
to the succession of supreme court
justices to the high Office of the court.
Through the present law of success
sion. Justice Salinger cannot be the
head of the states highest tribuHl
during his present term.
The law provides that at the begin
ming of each two year period one of
the two justices whose terms are cx-
piring that period shall be chief JUS
tice for the first year and the second
one chief for the second year. The
first year falls to the justice who has
served longest.
When this law was passed there
were only six members. of the court
but since that time another has been
added. making seven. They are elected
for Il six year term, hence each serves
as chief justice one year.
The addition of new member
brought Salinger into the court. His
term expires with that of Justices
Scott M. I.add and Silas Weaver.
Ladd is chief for 1919 and Weaver
will take the chiefship for 1920 Thus
10 period is left for Salinger. whose
terms ends by the time his seniority
Is reached
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-12-23
SAYSLuXuRY
TAX SHOULD
Be RETAINED
Senate by a Vote of 80 to 81
Votes to Retain Tax
on all Luxur-
les.
BEATS AMENDMENT
Senator Kenyon Makes
Smashing Speech
on Bill.
BEATS AMENDMENT

Washington, D. c., Dec. 23-Luxury
taxes will stay in the revenue bill, the
senate decided by vote of thirty
eight to thirty-two today, ting the
committee amendment which would
have changed the measure from the
house bill
The vote followed bitter attack, led
by Senator Kenyon Of Iowa, progress
sive republican.
Warns Democrats.
In warning the democrats that they
would be wiped Off the map if the
revenue bill were passed in its present
form, Kenyon declared in his protest
against the elimination of the, lu -...e--
Ftax.
You have been thoroughly thrashed."
he declared in speaking of the recent
ELECTION, "and ii you do this, you will
be wiped off the map. Why this
change! l hope you have some reason
for changing your attitude
Should Increase Tax.
Kenyon added: Instead of cutting
out and reducing the luxury taxes,
would increase them. Do you want
to show the world that you are protect
ing big business and laying the burden
of taxation on those least able to bear
1t? 1t is ridiculous that when we are
taxing everything but the air we
breath, that the tax ON luxuries should
be dropped.
Senator johnson, another progress
sive declared that $4,000, 100000 was
lost in war taxes on war profits In
the 1917 bill
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-12-23
Draw " Constitution.

Berlin, Dec. 23.-The constitution
for the German republic as outlined
by the committee headed by Hugo
Pruse, secretary of the interior, fol-
lows clearly the general American plan.
1t includes central and state gov
sernment, their relations To- each other
obtaining US in the y. S. The presi-
dents powers are somewhat more re-
stricted. The plan Of the American
legislature Is followed with an exc
cutive body having an equal number of
representatives from the fourteen
states.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-12-23
SPARTAClJS GROUP DEFEATED IN BLOODY
FIGHTING GERMAN CONSTITUTION BEING
WRITTEN WILSON SPEECH SHOCKS HUNS

Zurich, Switzerland Dec. 23.-Bloody street fight
ing in Essen between forces of the workmens and sold
iers council and the Spatacusites reported in dis
patch received here today There many casualties
The Spartacus group apparently was defeated.
The riotng started when the leaders of strike at
BOttOner mine were arrested by agents of the work
Inducements, attacked the prison, releasing their
rades and mprisoning the representatives of the
Gil. 81
Shortly afterward they marched on the Moder mine
in attempt to destroy it. The workmen's and soldiers
forces planted machine guns at strategic points meeting
the rioters and dispensing them Many were killed.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-12-23
MUCH FOOD
is TO BE SENT
TO FINLAND

Washington, d. G.. Dec. 2s.-The
war trades board will send to Finland
10000 tons of food, 2.OO0 tons of pro.
duets, 100 tons industrial fats and
1000 tons sugar. This action was tax
Ell upon the recommendation by cable
of Herbert Hoover.
The food will be the first sent to
Finland for civilian relief.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-12-23

Kenyon Flays Democrat Revenue Bill
FARE BOOSTED
AND OTTUMWA
STRIKE ENDS

Ottumwa, Iowa, Dec. 23-The OF
tumwa street car strike is ended. A
resolution adopted by the city council
grants the 6 cent fare until peace is
actually signed, at which time the
cent fare will be resumed.
This will enable the company t., give
increased wages to the car crew, which
struck Saturday.
The mayor has attempted to get al
injunction proceeding against tle in
creased fare by the operating company
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-12-23

f. Fl. Strachan leaves tomorrow Tor
Tacoma, Washington, called by a tele-
gram announcing the serious condition
Of his mother, who is suffering with
cancer of the stomach. Mr.. Stracha'i
visited her in September. since which
time she has grown steadily worse.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-12-23
Won ECKHARDT
IS GIVEN SAFE
CONDUCT HERE

Washington, ID. C., Dec. 23.-The
United States government will give
Won Eckhardt, German ambassador ut
Mexico City, safe conduct through
this country ON his return to Germany
if he wishes to pass through the Unit
ed States or touch ut United States
ports.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-12-23
Wilson lUiLL ArriUe
in Rome January )

Rome. Dec. 23.--President Wilson
will arrive in Rome on January 3,
according>to an announcement in the
Italian newspapers
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-12-23

The George =. Barner family, who
have been very i'll with the Influenza
are getting along very nicely.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-12-23
LAST CHANCE TO
GIVE TO KIDDIES

Subscriptions to the Riddles Santa
fund include:
Amount previously reported ---SAl.9O
Willing Workers Sunday school
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-12-23

Buster" Brown, box cigars. l6d4
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-15

/, Tricolor rOminesc toate cali
tatile, American, Frances, En-
glez 81 Italian.
Bulion, Fluturi, Fir, Margele,
Matasa 81 alte articole de brodat.
Costume rationale, ca la Sail
ste, Banat, Bucovina 81 ca in orr
ce tinuturi rominesti. Lucru abb
s0lut garantat.
Odata Gu comanda sd sc trimi-
ia fnaltimea 81 grosimea trupu-
lui.
Broboade de lima 81 matase Gu
ciucuri de la cele mai simple pi-
ma la cele mai luxoase.
Preturi mai lesne ca orr unde.
Serpare de pele pentru bar
bait, necesare pentru sanatate
81 pentru pastrarea banilor.
Gu trei eatarami de cinci inci
de lat, numai, ...... $2.OC
Trimite comanda 1ndata, i'm
preunE Gu grosimea> trupului pr
unde te incingi 81 numele exact
sd til tiparim pc el GU arr.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-15

CATALOGUL LIBRARIE1.

Anecdote impanate, re TIL. Spe-
ranra ................ 25c
Alexandria 49,. 3Oc
Andrei eel Rasfatat, de /.
Bota ....... 15c
Autobiografie, de Cogalnicea-
nu ...... ............. 35c
Albina 81 Lenesul -. 15c.
Alimpot, poveste din Popor Zoe
Alberta, Poveste l..... -. 15c
Andrei eel Rasfatat ...... 15c
Anecdote 81 povesti, de Silives-
tru Moldovan Zoe
Anul eel manos, Bucuria Lu-
mil ................. 2Ocs
Aprodul Purece, de Negruzi 1Oc
Archir fecior de imparat ~. sc
B.
Basme, de Odobescu ...... 25c
Bella, poveste, de Stefanescu 15c
Batalia de al Calugareni !. 1Oc
G..
Calatorie imprejurul Hodai me-
le ........ ..... ZUc
Clipe traite, de A. Nora -. 25c
Carte de chipuri, fara Chi
puri ................. Zoe
Cintece 81 Plfngeri ..... Csc
Cronicile Doctorului, de IRE
enc ................ 1Oc
Caruta Postei, d N. Ureche Zoe
Cucerirea aerului, de. Anestiu 35c
Gu ce traiesc oamenii, de Tol-
stoi 35c
Ce este viata, de Flamarion ,25c
Codrean, captain de Haiduci 15c
Cartea Veteranului- Stan Parjol
mOnOlog =. 80. j. =. .s1.s-s.ss-.-s-s22ec
Caroy Voda Fat-frumos, de Du-
tescu Dutu .....:.......: 2oc
Codreana Sinziana, poveste Zoe.
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Maiorescu ............. 35c
Din goana vietii, de Vlahuta 25c
De prin veacuri, de Carmen Syi-
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dri -. 2Oc
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>Despre recunostnta s....... l0c
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-15

ODAGOAG 61SGHlCEST1:
lcoane pictate i'm Uleiu ca in
patria veche.
Candele de la $500 hlcata
pima la $4,000.
Sfesnice de la 1920 perechea
pima la $4,000.
Oadelnite, Potire, Vestminte
pentru Sfintele Vase.
Haine preotesti de la $4,000
pima la $4,000 costumul com
plect.
Luminari toate calitatile. Tami-
lie, Smirna 81 Uleiuri de slujba.
Cruel, Sfesnice, Candele mici,
att pentru casa, cit 81 -pentru
Biserica.
Prapori, pictati 81 brodati de
la $4,000 la $4,000 b,icata.
Ori ce comanda Sd eXecuta in
data 81 Gu cea mai mare 'eXac-
titate, cereti Catalog 8, infor-
matiuni.