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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1922-02-08
THE OUTCAST GIRL AND
HER BEAUTIFUL Poem

Millions of people have read the
4 written by young and beautiful
outcast girl on her deathbed under
ignoble circumstances many wears
ago.4 A London, England, paper pro-
nounced the poem the most beautiful
ever written in the United States. The
snow that we had here calls the poem
back to our mind and we are append.
ing it with the following brief sketch
\ Of the broken hearted girl who wrote
In the early part of the war be-
tween the states on stormy night
right in the dead Of winter, there
died at the Commercial hospital. in
2 the City Of Cincinnati, a young wom-
an, over whose head only two and
twenty summers had passed. She
had once been possessed of an envi-
able share Of beauty and had been
as she herself said, "fattered and
sought for the charms of her face"
but as! She had fallen from wom-
ans high estate. Higly educated
and with accomplished manners, she
might have shone in the highest So
ciety: But the evil hour that pro
cured her ruin was the one from
which went out the innocence of
childhood; and having spent a young
lie IN disgrace and shame, the poor
and friendless one died the melan-
choly death of a broken-hearted out
, cast. Among her personal effects
was found in manuscript "The Beau
tiful Snow" which was carried to
Enos B. Reed, a gentleman of cul-
ture and literary taste, who was at
that time editor of the National I'm
1on. In the columns of that paper
on the morning Of the day follow
ing the. girls death, the poem ap-
pearec III print for the first time
When the paper containing the
poem came out, the body Of the vic
tim Fad not yet received burial. The
attention of Thomas Buchanan Reed,
one of the first American poets,
was so taken with the stirring pathos
that he Immediately followed the
corpse to it's final resting place
Such are the plain facts concerning
her whose beautiful Snow" will
long be remembered as one of the
brightest gems in American litera-
ture."
Oh! the snow, the beautiful snow!
Filling thessky and the earth below,
Over the house tops, over the street,
Over the heads of the people you
meet.
Dancing, So
Fitting,
Skipping along;
Beautiful snow! it can do nothing
wrong,
Flying to kiss the fair lady's cheek,
Clinging to lips in frolicsome
freak;
Beautiful snow from the heavens
above,
Pure as an angel, gentle as love!
Oh! the snow, the beautiful snow!
How the flakes gather and light as
they 60
Whirling about in their maddcning
fun;
1t plays in it's glee with every one,
Chasing,
Laughing,
Hurrying by,
1t lights the face and sparkles the
And playing dogs with a bark and a
bound
Snaptat the. crystals that eddy
around;
The town is alive and it's hearts in a
glow
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1922-02-08
FEDERAL AID ROADS
MUST BE REPAIRED

Washington, D. c., Feb. ia
stitch in time saves nine," and when
this is applied to the repair of i'm
proved highways, it means the saw
ing Of hundreds of thousands of dol
lars year to taxpayers.
Building the highest types of i'm
proved highways and then promptly
forgetting them, expecting them to
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1922-02-08

w ltn inc government now adding
its influence to promote proper main
tenance, it is thought that an increas-
ed interest in the keeping of such re-
cords will result in great saving to
the taxpayers.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-12-21

Our District Trustee and Past
President.
Adrian z. Langford was born at
Warrington June so, 1891, and has
lived in Pensacola since he was Z.
He was educated in the public
schools here and at Stetson Uni
versity, and served as city clerk
three years.
/ During the war he served in
Uncle Sans navy at the local air
station, and for five years has been
secretary and treasurer OF E. Z.
Saunders & Co.
He has been vice president,
president and trustee for Kiwanis,
and was on the board of directors
four years. Adrian likes athletics,
having played on the champion
ship team of the ''Y" league three
years.
Two fine boys and a wonderful
radio outfit keep him busy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-25

tohoto Pc dvou tydnech proto,
re byI ply lenochem a nechtel
pracovati, jak Vyprav6la uni
nGn6mu detektivovi. V tfeti
manzelstvi S Gallagherem pax
vstoupila II. kvetna 1922. Po-
sledni muz pohresil neiake
hedvabn6 koSile a vysetfova-
MIN bylo z~jisteno, re je Ster-
bova dala .iin6mu muzi V Ely
ria, jenz Sc mel patrne staff
muzem {. 4. Posledni, ienz
Jest vSak zenat a otcem iedno-
no ditka, byl liz zatcen. Mel
ma sob6 kosili muze {. 8. Pod
nikava mlada DANA jest tele-
fonni operatorkou Bell spoiled
nosti v Paramount exchange.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-25
MA NAVSTEVU

do stare vlasti odjizdi We ctvr-
tex p. Josef Gregor S choti Ma
Ri a ditky Mildred a Elsie. Y
sobotu vyjedou lodi America
pres Bremy do Prahy. Pan
Gregor Dude 2 Prahy zaiizdet
k svym pratelum V Cechach.
Pfeieme ct. rodine p. JOS. Gre
CORA St'astnou cestu a radostne
shledani S ieho prately. Cestu
pro rodinu obstaral preplavni
iednatel p. Sakryd.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-25
PROF. JANA RLAHY
v OPAVE.

Smutnou zpravu obdrzel mas,
Y Kaiifornii, nyni n~avStevou V
sClevelande meskajici kraian
pan Vacl. Blaha, re jeho ma.
d6iny synovec p. Jan Blaha,
professor teskeho statniho real
neho gyrnnasia Opave We
SVEN pusobisti zemrel a dne
%. Gervna We SVEN rodiSti V
Pisku bvl pohrben.
Piseckae Listy doprovazeii
jeho pre.dcasny odchod nasle-
dovnim nekrologem:
Ia pro.fesorem Janem Bla-
hou: Zde jsme jej ami takrka
neznali. Ale tam Y kraii Beg
rucove znal pisecaka prof. ia
ma Blahu temer kazdy Czech.
Prisny, svedomity professor k
sobe k jinym. Sokol telem j
dust, jemu sokolstvi bylo vsim
a proto byl tez i abstinentem.
Byl dust obrodneho hnuti stu
dentstva, V cemz videl svui
ell. Zemrel uproStfed vvuGo-
vani We veku 33 let. Slezskt
casopisy vsech stran venovaly
mu posmrtne vzpominky.
Pribuznym zdejSim vyslo.
vuieme k utrpene ztrat6 mas
uprimnou soustraSt.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-25
JENA
MEL,A TRI NIUE.

Ones byla ma policejni soud
predvolana Helena St6rbova,
jez Jest obzalovana z trojmuz-
stvi, &C sauna jest teprve %
leta. Ella posledne Y {. 9019
Fuller ave. S manzelem {. 3,
Patrickem Gallagherem a pred
tim S iistVm Longem. Prvni
jeji muz, Clarence Sterba, 2
Quebec ave-, S nimz byla Cd
dana +. 1917, S nimz mela jed
no decko, odiel "a sv6tov6 val
ky jake vojfn do Francie. Jak
dokazuje detektiv Schrank,
vdala Sc podruhe "a Tonga Y
Cumberland, Nd. a opustila
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-25
SLOVA A SKUTKY.

"Sporte, Tide, pokud mozno,'
houka mnohy otrava.
Sam vsak zije rozmarile
a vseho 81 doprava.
"Pracuj kazdy. pokud mono,
vytrubuje do dali,
sam vsak ienom cas- Cd casu
bavi Sc a - zahali.
"Setrte Tide, republiku,'
vykrikuje do sira,
sam il ale bez ohledu
drancuie a vyzira.
Rye a houka: "Svornost' at Sc
mezi nami zahostii"
Sam vSak bile do kazdeho,
kdo jest z jin6 farnosti'.
Jsou-liz neco jinaeiho
takovito chlapici =
nez uterky umounene
a lucerny Cadet?
Jnsk. (H. H.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-25
POZDRAV Z PRAHY.

Kraian6 Frank Strnad a
Bohumil Jahoda sucastnili Sc
V Praze zborovskvch oslav a
"a t6 prilezitosti vzpomeli ma
Sv6t a ieho ctenafstvo peknou
pohlednici S fotografii pohfbu
neznameho Ceskoslovenskeho
voiina z boiiste zborovskeho.
Ia peknou upominku mas dix.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-25
So 600 DOSTI PRO CUVER-
NERA.

Columbus, O., "a. cervence.
"Budu-li zvolen, prvni, co uci-
MIN. Dude, re snizim sluzne
guvernerovo ma $4,000 roGn6,"
Willard Rice z Toleda, social
sticky kandidat "a guvernera,
prohlasil zde V sobotu. Dale
pravil, re nikdo We statni spra
We nemel by sluzne vyssi, nezli
$4,000 roche.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-25
PODNIKAVA MLADEZ.

Znamy pet'akovy a desako-
w obchod S. S. Kresge Co. c.
216 Euclid ave. byl vcera ve-
Ger nalezen otevreny policej-
MIN straznikem G.. Zigarellim
a uvnitf pax dopadl diva no.
chv, 10 a 12-leteho, kteTi nell
pima usta cukrovinek. Jak sc
mali dobrodruzi PRIMAL, O.
tevreli 81 dv6re bodlem ma led,
isouce svedeni vykladem ruz-
nych sladkosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-25
a.
OPRAVA.

VCerejSi zprava, uveTejnena
We Sv6tu pod titulem 'Pokus 0
sebevrazdu nezakiada sc ma
pravde, iak nam osobne dnes
p. Josef Linek, manzel PAM
Berry Linkove oznamuie. Zpra
va pfevzata byla z polednich
listu anglickych, kter6 byly
die vSeho chybne informova-
nv
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-25
CESANf RANNYCH
BROSKVf.

Port Clinton, O., "a. cerven-
ce. Pestitele ovoce Y okre-
su. Ottawa zahajili cesani ran
nych broskvi. Bude velika d.
roda ovoce V tonic okresu a
vsechno nasvedcuie, re Dude
tez ma ne dobry trh. Z ostro-
va Catawba vetsina ovoce bu-
de poslana pc lodich do De-
troitu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-25
VRELE DiKY.

Ia milou povinnost sobe pokladam vzdati
srdecne diky sousedkam, "a ~pfekvapeni, ktere
k menu svatku usspofadaly V mem dome els.
1922 Lester Ave.
Dekuji 81. JOS. Kaderavek "a blahopTani a
odevzdanl krasneho darku, ktery mi byl jme-
mem sousedek darovan. Tohoto d~ychanku Sc
sucastnily tyto sousedky: P. Novotna, JOS. Ko-
larova, Hajek, Hrabak, Marx, Lubina, Kofron,
Cermak, Blaha, Merit, Dacek, Levadovsky,
Hamtak, Kolaf, Hessler, Cerny, Beznoska, Pro-
SEX. Zvlastnl diky necht' pfijmou pi. Novotna
a JOS Kolaf "a obstarani zakusku V kuchyni a
vystrojeni bohate tabule. Dale diky hudebni-
kovi p. Karlu Marrow "a velmi krasnou hudbu,
ktera piitomne V dobre nalade udrzovala. Pod
dojmem teto oslavy vyslovuji YAM jeste iednou
srdecny dix a "uiist'uji Vas, re nikdy nezapome-
nu lasku VAST mi prokazanou Vase vd6cna
ANNA STADNfK.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-25
VRELE DiKY.

Ia miou povinnost sob6 pokladame vzdati timto
srdecne diky vSem milym pritelkynim, znamym, sboro-
wynn sestram a pfatelum, ktefi k naSi poct6 usporadali Y
naSem obydli els. 5017 Pershing Ave. V sobotu %. GER
vence pratelsky d%ychanek, pri kterem nam bylo blaho-
prano. ZvlaSte vrele d6kujeme ct. pi. Ciperove "a pro-
sloveni krasne reel pri podani nam cenneho darku, kra-
she vazy a kytice, a ct. pi. Kubove, "a vrele procit6ny
blahopTejny proslov. Soucasn6 diky projevujem vsem
Ia upravenf tabule a vsem, kteri lesk teto oslavy svoii
pritomnosti Sc zvysiti snazili a svymi projevy nam radost
zpdsobhi Sc snazili.
Budte uisteni, mileni, re vzdy budem vzpominati
pratelstvi Vaseho a re Sc vynasnazime vzajemn6 Sc Yam
odvdeciti. Vd6cni
JOSEF A ANTOINE MUSIL,
Pershing Ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-25
StarOst materska.

Dcera: "Ano, mama, uz isme
Sc rozhodli. re pojedeme 5 Ed
garem do Egypta, do zeme py-
ramid a hyeroglyfd." Mama:
"No tax ien koukej, at neco
neprineses domH. PAX sc to tez
ko vyhubi."
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-30

solcist. Church school at GAS a. M.
EnicIeat teachers, graded lessons,
classes for all, Morning worship at
lO:45 O'Clock, Subject THE Portal OF
New Period" Junior chrlstian En.
deayor, $500,
Loader-Miss Elsie Hodgson.
Special Solo at the morning service
by Miss Lucille Mercer
Presbyterian Church. Sunday school
ut 9;45 q. m, Morning worship At
10 o'clock. Young peoples meeting
at 6'45 D. m, t.''tf
First Baptist Church, Jefferson aul
Columbus streets uculgc &. Fctter,
minister Church acheol Xxx g.t5 a. M.
Alfred R2bonstoin experimentation
Morning worship at ii O'clock. Sub.
joct, THE Test OF A Revival" The
ordinance OF baptism will be admin.
istered. Young Peoples Society at
500. 1880 Evening Worship--The
pastor will speak on THE Day of Oh.
portunlty," II New Years message.
Duct by Eyeloen and Deretha Arm.
strong, Chorus Choir under the leader.
ship OF Mr.. J. Hon.
Christ Episcopal Church Sunday
achooi at 9,i5 a. M Morning PRAYER
and sermon at l0:45 O'Clock, Rev.
Hugh MacWhorter will have charge
OF the service.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-30
News OF the
Churches

st. Francis Catholic church. Rev,
Casimlr Miller, pastor, Masses at I
and 10 a. m.
Swedish Methodist Episcopal
church, Prairie street, North Ottawa.
Sunday school mt a. N.
st. Patrick's Catholic church. Rev,
! Father Hackett pastor. Low mass al
5 a. n, and high mass at $3.50 q. M.
ST, Columbia church. Dean Thomas
II. Madden, rector, Sunday services at
/ 7 a. m. ) 4, m. (chidren'G mass), a.
m. and Riga mass at 10 q. m.
| Trinity Lutheran church, Rev. o,
A. Mortyedt, y. H.. pastor, Sunday
scbool AT 9!ij. English service at
l0:45 a. N.
Zion Evangelical Lutheran church.
622 West Jefferson street. Rev. II,
II. Hartman, pastor. English sery.
ices 1T II a. III. German services at
! 10 a. N. Sunday school ut GAS a. N.
Rev. d. H. Campbell former Otta.
wa pastor will preach morning and
evening service
Epworth Methodist Episcopal
church Rev Hiram f. LAWYER, pas.
tor Sunday school at $3.50 m: l..
G. Brand, superintendent; special
services at p m
The Salvation Army Sunday school
at p. NJ; Y T.. l.. meeting at 6:15:
Syeat salvation meeting at $50.
{ Meeting Monday, Wednesday and
Thursday nights at 7;l5 All wei
come; good music and singing.
Madison Street Evangelical church
Rev Howard A. Kramer. pastor GAO
illinois avenue. $3.50. Sunday school;
! August Ledrich superintendent; ;
% 30 preaching service, & 45 young
peoples meeting, 1880. evening ser
mon; the morning service viii be
German on the second and fourth
Sundays nt each month. Everybody
welcome
/ First Church OF Christ, Scientist.
/ ll6 West Lafayette street Sunday
school at $3.50 a. m. Morning service
"a 1875 Topic. Christian Science"
Testimonial meeting Wednesdayday
evening at 8 O'Clock The public
1 is cordially invited to attend these
meetings The reading room is open
every afternoon except Sunday from
! 2 until 3.
Illinois Avenue Evangelical church
corner Illinois avenue and Leland
street. Sunday school 1t $50 o'clocd
First Methodist Episcopal church
Hiram F. LAWYER, pastor. Sunday
school at 9:45 a m, Warren Glad.
falter, superintendent, Make the last
Sunday OF 1922 one of the best.
1876 Morning worship. Sermon,
The Inventory OF My Faith, Re
CeptiCn Of members.
soc Special Watch Night service
commencing with great song SER
vice. New Year message Doing the
impossible
You are invited to share in the pro.
gram OF varied activities leading up
to the midnight conservation service.
First Congregational church, cor
ner OF Columbus and Jackon streets
william S. Whtsitt, minister. 903 Pau
street John G. Schumacher, super
intendent church school. Miss Elsie
Hodgson superintendent Junior Chris
tian Endeavor. Mrs. Arnold r. VIII
son, organist. Mrs. George p. Fisher,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-30
(zn1NeWy
Probate Court.

Gdnshp Est Eugene Osman ct al
to Ira a II Osman bond $500.
Cons Est Francis F Foster to Jos
Benner $1,000.
Petn Prob OF Whilst oJhn
WillShav--hrg evidence of one wit.
ness hrd-orlur dedimus to issue &c
Proof OF Heirship-Est John g
Wilshay.
App Bill app-~Est 2ilpha Osman.
Petn to Sell Real Est to Pay Bills
--FSt MARGARET 4 5 Murray--decree
for sale-Est Margaret a S Murray
decree for sale.
Inre Est Anna HelSo--Time 20 re.
turn inv Il appraisement extended
to Jan Is.
Administration-Est Martha Rig
ford to Myrtle Hapeman. Bond
appyd Adj Mch term.
Proof of Heirship-Est Martha
Bigford.
Acct & Report-Est Frank F
Youngmau-Time TO acct extended to
Feb trem 1923.
Acct and Report Appyd--Est Mary
Derninger-Est settled. Est Mary
Norton ord TO suroharge himself with
S25.S5 credit taken. Est Arthur Auler
ct al minors, est settled as 10 Arthur,
Almrstn-Est George p Blow to
A1el N Blow-bond Si,S0o,0O0--adJ
Ech term
App BrH Inv & Wild Set App--Est
1ohu n Fcwl7--allcwanc in favor Of
minor children to be paic to their leg1
gdn.
Claim Allwd-Est Made Heasler
Master & Center SIZE.
Gdns RoEd App--!.st John p FoS
lie Il al minors.
Pa,n fer auth to Borrow Monye-
tst ,ouiSe ArnClG ins--'oau srth
Petition for probate OF Whilst
Heinrich Kohl. Hrg Jan rs at 10 a
NJ.
Observation-Disclosures Lille Rudy
TO Martin Christensen on filing $500
bond. Appraisers apptd. Adj Nch
term-Est Hugh McElroy to Stae.a
md Bennett McElroy on filing $4,000
bond. Apprsrs apptd Adj Mch term
Proof OF Heirship--Est Lille Ruc
dy.
Inventory Appvd-Est Hugh NC
Elroy.
Final Set-Est Sarah s Conard--
Cont to Jan term.
Claim-EliZabeth Winterling VS.
Pauline Winterlfng. Set for hearing
Dec % at 10 4 NJ
Acct e Rept Appvd-Est Frank
Henseler-Est set.
Conseryatrship-Est Maria Hen
seller set for hrg Jan 1 at est VIM
F Bekermeier. Letters to issue on
filing bond $4,000. Bond appvd.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-30

7 Hills attorney,
26426-~Mlchacl ;. Meagher VS. VIM II
NIeasher ct AL Bill for partition.
II A Green, attorney,
26427-- People etc eX rel Edward ]
Brundage attorney general VS. The
Jacobs Engineering Co, Bill to dis
solve corporation, G s Cullen att.
2649S- Bertha Schiradelly vs. John
Schiradelly Bin for divorce, Elmer
Roberts attorney.
26429- Richard a Schmidt VS. Silas
Sandvig ct al. Hill to foreclose
mortgage, Woodward, Hibhs &
Pool, attorneys.
chanceT Orders.
1899 Stauber VS. Stauber, Demurrer
TO further assignment of breaches
OF the covenants and cond. Of bond
overruled.
26i25--Stewart VS. Stewart, Hrg and
decree for complainant,
25953-First National Bank Of Lomar,
Colo, VS. Daniel H. Bayne Mo. by
defendant for leave To file pleas
instantcr Mo. allowed.
2G3jT--Hartshorn Tvs Bierborn. Mo
by dts 10 quash writ and dismiss
petition see motiou)
263i7--Iiughcs VS. Cruise. No by DIT
to vacate and set aside judgment
and for leave to plead.
26430--Anne OBtien VS. 5 Jennie
WEIGH ct AL Bill to foreclose trust
deed Duncan J O'Counor atty.
264Sl-Steye Gulvas vs. Thatcher
Manufacturing Co Praecipe filed
under Workmen's Compensation
Act, r Il Larkin atty.
26432--Eddie Roach VS. Frank Fagar-
~ ct nj. Praecipe and declaration.
Debt $6li. + |. Lyon atty.
264l2 First State Bank Wenona VS.
VIM Bentley-Judg by confn for
$S466S& 4 costs-ex issued. d II
Gregg atty.
2etl5 OLYMPIA Hvnds VS. John
Hvnds-appeal.
2e44l Grady VS. Grady-mo by deft
to modify inj order.
2fo2f D.ncs VS. Mars T. G. w y Co
John Armstrou~ vithdrows ann for
detr--L q Browne enters app for
anf-
1908 Kelly vs. Kellv--iecree
26l52 pierski VS. Hess7-ordcr of ref
ercncc.
lH229 Stauber vs. Sta1her-- suit n.9
redock9teG unNc pro 'unc as ~ dat
May s'h--h~c on demurrer ~ rir
ther 1rgume0t &c--tat ar under Oh
vfsemant
eX issued S p Hall, atty.
26fl6 W 5 Evans vs. w J Parhs---
irdg by coHfn for 1888 IS & COSTS
26ll9--Joe Ernst VS. George HOLE.
judgement by confession for S275
and costs, l. o Browne. attorney.
26421 Laura NJ Dickinson VS. limo.
thy Fenton OF al--bill for specific
performance, | I Hanna solr.
2Gi20-Albert H Bane ct al. VS. Daniel
II Bane. Affidavit for attachment
Writ issued-Jones, Essington &
Heltiin. attorneys.
22162-Cattaneo VS. Borngasser. No
ton by defendants 70 amend for.
mer verdict (see written motion.
Mo. allowed Motion by defendants
10 amend issue Of facts (see writ
ten metlonl Mo. allwd. Motion by
CSmDlainarts in arrest of judgment.
Motion overruled Decree for de
lrDdantS Compfainants dointly
and severally pray and appeal TO
the supreme court. Appeal allow.
ed upon filing appeal bond in the
penal sum of $500 with sureties
within thirty days and certificate
Of evidence to be rendered within
120 days.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-30
REFUSES TO TALK ABOUT
MURDER OF HUSBAND

Iowa City, Ia, Dec. 30--The arrival
OF two state agents to aid In the in
vestigation of the mysterious death O.
Roy c. Wertz has not yet served to
unlock the lips of Mrs. Mamie Wertz
the dead mans wife who returned
from visit in South Dakota only =
few hours before Wertz was found
dying yesterday from two bullet
wounds in his head. No word of ex-
PLANTATION as to what happened before
officers went to the VERT home found
him lying Oh the floor and Mrs. Wertz
violently hysterical, has been made.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-30
Circuit Court.

26019-Hughes Us Moore. Defendant
called and defaulted for want OF
plea. Judgement for plaintiff for
Sl22120 and costs.
26369-Wells VS. Rosenke. Motion by
plaintiff for leave to withdraw
original note and filed time copy
thereof allowed.
Elliott Hayden & Co VS. John
Jagelski, judgment by confession
for $34257 and costs. Hoberg &
Hoberg attorneys.
26f22-WilIiam Fl Kelley VS. James f
Ryan ct al-Biil for accounting
Glenn & Colwell, attorneys.
2G424 Otto Fl koetz VS. Jerry Wakey,
guardian Ct al. Bill for partition.
Kelly Il Kelly attorneys.
2Gi25--Marie NJ Stewart VS. Jacob B
Stewart Bill for divorce, George
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-30

The regular meeting Of the War
Mothers will be held Tuesday after.
noon at clocq in the Legion Hall.
installation OF officers viii take place
land the new War Mother Mrs. Wal
ter Carpenter will choose her officers
for the coming year 4 large attend
ance is desired.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-30

4 very delightful time was spent
by the Christian Endeayor Society OF
the Presbyterian church at their an
uual Christmas party held last even
ing at the church. Thirty-two guests
we're in attendance. and the occasion
proved very entertaining. Games were
played and Christmas carols were
sung. after which delicious refresh.
nents were served,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-30

The Ottawa Business Mems Gospel
team held its second meeting at the
Banking and Trust Companys build
ing yesterday, in formal session.
Tomorroy afternoon at o'clock re-
ligion sessions will be held at the
BAPTIST church for men only.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-30
HOLD POSTAL CLERK FOR
KILL ING LITTLE GIRL

New York, Dec. 90.-While funera,
aryices were held today for Theresa
Mccarthy, 10 years old who was found
sead with q bullet wound in her heart
at her home in Brooklyn, Tuesday
Benjamin Prendervllle, a postal clerk
and boarder in the Mccarthy home
was formally charged with her muir.
der. He previously had been held on
b homicide charge.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-30

proved himself to pc Q greater traitor
TO those producers of the stan OF life
than Benedict Arnold was TO the early
Americans
Yours trdly,
S NJ. PALMER
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-30
Eaueat.on,s aest Aim.

EGucation's Best Aim.
The entire object OF true education
IS t. make people not merely do the
tight thing but enjoy the right things.
-Ruskin.