Waterloo Evening Courier And Waterloo Daily Reporter (Newspaper) - October 25, 1916, Waterloo, Iowa THIS LITTLE SPACE in a newspaper is called an ear Ju using It print is saved The reader may save time and money by watching it here every day Courier 1858 K 1868 AND WATERLOO DAILY REPORTER WEATHER FORECAST Chicago Oct Fair tonight and Thursday colder east and central portions tonight rising Thursday IOWA WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 25 19 1 G K L V 15 PACKS PRICE THREE CENTS HURL GERMANS RACK EAT IOWA CORN It Furnishes More Nutritive Value for Same Money Than Any Other Foodstuff Says State Commission Nominee Speaks Out BUYING FOR ly on Hyphen Issue in His Ad- dress at New York City I Des Moines Oct Dairy and Food commission sued the following From reports on conditions to tho Dairy and Food sion this fall we feel safe in stating that a marked advance in the retail price of many staple articles of food may bo looked for The shortage in many lines of canned foods particularly canned vegetables is almost sure to be realized by the purchaser during the winter months CITY STRIKE TERRIFIC BLOW WIN ROUMANIANS HARD HIT AMERICA WILL BE i Will Permit No Foreign Intrigue No Place for Divided He Asserts New York Oct E Hughes last night told an audience that crowded Park hall in that he did not want the support of anyone who has any i interest superior to that of the States who would not instantly champion the right and interest of j America against any country who wants immunity for for- aggression or who would have power of this nation held captive ito any foreign influence or swerved I by alien machinations Mr Hughes declaration was made sat the first of three meetings at which j he spoke in New York City last The other two meetings were in Harlem and the Bronx AMERICA ONLY It is hardly necessary to say that I am Mr Hughes de- we shall have an exclusively policy in the service of interests I have no secret no unstated purpose any one supposes that in case of Imy election the right and of 1 American citizens will be to any ulterior purpose or to interest of the policies of any for- With the increase in price of foodstuffs the problem of adjusting the demand of the table to the purse will become more difficult unless cheaper foods of equal nutritive value are substituted for the more pensive We believe a study of the food values of our staple foods will aid the housewife in conserving the family funds Most certainly If the food values of the cereals were better under- stood economy would be practiced by serving them more freely they are our most economical foods CORN CHEAPEST FOOD Based on its food value corn in the form of meal or hominy is the cheapest foodstuff obtainable The wholesomeness of properly prepared corn dishes has been proven to be unquestionable they are very readily digested When cooked in the homo breakfast dishes such as iny corn cakes etc cost but as much as the breakfast foods The increased consumption of Iowa's banner crop corn is therefore earnestly recommended to those who would practice economy in the lection of foods It contains about twice as much fat as any other except oats and about 72 per cent ot starch COMPARATIVE COSTS What the same nutritive value as contained in one pound of corn meal costing 3 cents would cost in other foods at the present prices Is shown as Milk 19.2 cents cheese 24 cents eggs 64 steak 41.5 cents white bread 10 cents potatoes 14 cabbage Bandit Chief Entrenches on Out- skirts Awaiting Evacuation by Trevino's Army SHORTAGE OF AMMUNITION FACED BY THE GARRISON Inhabitants Panic Stricken Rein forcements Sent ranza from the South 35.5 cents navy beans 14 cents oranges 60 cents apples 30 bananas 21 cents prunes 14 cents strained honey 20 cents RUSTLING El Paso Tex Oct main body of is retiring today in the tion of San Isidro west of hua City The Villista withdrawal began late yesterday according to re- ports just received here za troops are pursuing El Paso Tex Oct city of Chihuahua is virtually In a state German Positions Weakened by Transfer of Men to Other Fronts Give Way Under Surprise Attack LINES SWEPT AWAY ALONG FRONT Commander Among Prisoners Taken Advance Carries French Far Beyond Vaux Fort STILL BRIER IN GBT mm King Ferdinand's Armies in Retreat on Both Fronts in Roumania Danube Town of Lost as woH RB wood column stopped north of theno n the outskirts of the MACKENSEN PRESSES RETIRING COLUMNS Brilliant Verdun Drive Successful j Tin Far Beyond General's Drive fourth which was Falkenhayn Captures ers Fortress of siege trenched today five from Parle Oct long lout tight of sprang suddenly ami today into the forefront of the public mind which exclusively I to operate in the vicinity and Vaux fort without taking It followed Advances French Lines to Trench Heo captured battery 0 and punning ahead Vaux j Yields to Dashing Onslaught on the east south and west BO i tho defenders have no way of j Issue to the north can Pass in Transylvania Italians From Albania Reach Macedonian Front Paris Oct French attack at Verdun apparently took the mans completely by surprise umi not at ono point they succeed in ping thw impetuous rush In throe hours the French recaptured ground had been directed towards the battle j to pain which required months of on the Somme front Tho German effort by the Germans Persistent War Waged on way's Commerce She Prepares Note eign power whatever he is London Oct sinking by disappointment 1 am an American free and clear jof all foreign entanglements We to have an administration an administration which dealing with all nations on a of the most absolute fairness maintain unshakenly American on land and sea INTRIGUE TOLERATED BY CO Charges Filed in Justice Court Here Against Spring Creek Township Farmer Cattle rustling commonly ed in an early day in Iowa and in more recent years on the western plains took place at tho James die farm near La Porte City ing to a charge filed today by E J Wenner county attorney in Justice P F Knapp's court We shall not tolerate the use of Swedish schooners Antoinette and ir soil for foreign intrigue We Henriette are among the latest sub- not permit threats from any marine victims the dispatch adds or any foreign Influence to i I FT THIRTEEN HOURS German submarines five more steamships valued at 000 kroner is reported in an Ex- change Telegraph dispatch from Christiania Shipping shares dropped ably on the exchange day The steamers Alix and Rising and the schooner Theodore together with i Creek township stole four head campaign against Villa bandits skirts on the southern and western side Tho city's residents are almost panic stricken Evacuation by the large Carranza garrison is expected It Is Buffering from shortage of rifles and tion refugees declared Villa's entrenching is puzzling un- less he is equipping his men with newly captured ammunition awaiting evacuation or Carranza announced today that 000 reinforcements would bo sent to Chihuahua City from the south MOVE NORTH Washington D C Oct ranza officials report a column of their troops moving north from ral against Villa Gen Funston wired the war department today It is his first report on the latest Villa OPENS CAMPAIGN the out- on th of the Mouse positions as It ie charged that on Oct 20 Washington D Oct liam Christian a farmer of Spring j era Carranza lias started a new literally was swept away for a tanre of four and one-half Gen for weeks past had watching the German ments like a lynx carefully ing the effect of every withdrawal of troops for transfer to the Somme and eastern fronts the same time ho quietly made his preparations and when he judged tbe Germane had thinned their defenses to tho danger point he struck like lightning The result was one of the most brilliant operations of the campaign FORT RETAKEN The Germans who yesterday were pressing close upon tho Inner line of defenses at Forts Souville and nes have now been driven beyond the outer defenses of Fort Vaux line Vaux fort remains in the possession Of the Germans but the French line extends beyond it on the north at Vaux village and wood and also on the south of it at and work which In the past were wou and lout ly THINKS HURST Tiie French account ot the battle every word of which was weighed carefully does not say the Gorman line was forced back but that it was Later details of the French victory show that its ex- tent was us much of a surprise to the French aa it must have been to the Germans Gen Petain regarded the front east of the Mouse as too ed and suggested to Gen Nivelle tho commander of Verdun that he give himself more elbow room With that end in view infantry was sent up to reinforce the French and artillery waa ordered for the establishment of new batteries The aviation ment was commissioned to make an exhaustive survey of the positions of Last Invasion of Middlewest Be- fore Election Scheduled for Four Addresses Beach N J Oct dent Wilson left at noon to Berlin Oct victory re- as vastly more important jthan the fall of the seaport Con- stanza waa officially announced today in the capture of Cernavoda j by Field Marshal von Mackensen's forces The Russian and Roumanian 1 troops are believed to be trapped east of the Danube and in a very j perilous position i Details are not yet known the war office said but by capturing the foe operating in Dobrudja was deprived of its lart railroad line Berlin by wireless to Sayville L Oct pass on the Transylvanian front has been captured by Gen von make four speeches in Cincinnati the war tomorrow This Is his final swing i Into tho before election i Only one more trip to New York re- i In pursuit of the mains before election j sians and Roumanians His train will pass thru West was captured this ginia and Ohio The president win morning depriving the Russians assembly This work waH us from our action The Tidens Tegn the great mass of American states boat e are sincerely patriotic from the Norwegian steamer Ravn j 5 I said long ago in my speech of i reported sunk by a German that whether native at Arctic on Oct 2 has been of whatever race or lost while another boat with 11 men cattle owned by Mr Curdie valued to at and two head owned by information furnished the American battery and wood from both Bud Clark valued at forces beyond the border The war of which positions it can readily be Curdie and Clark followed a department gave out today the attacked ment of cattle to Chicago yesterday lowing summary of Gen The French artillery preparation property It is was brief but intense and was over had his cat- Gen Pershing reports that before the German commanders hud ranta officials state that a column of I time to bring up reinforcements even de facto troops is moving north from i If they were available The came about that what intended SHIPPED FROM RAYMOND carload of cattle was shipped K i I speeches en route the secret kept so well that to all appearances the Germans expected ho will discuss the had an inkling of what was in j Jn Cincinnati Furthermore they believed the energies of the French were being absorbed by battle of the and made no preparations to meet a thrust at Verdun Thus it Lost Men Since Parral against Villa Nothing French waves raught them before L W 1 ill 111 ll U v VI 1 i i we have a common country board reached a lonely part of the from Raymond Sunday morning over j mte the recent action be- tne Germans red frim j nant tactical gand we could not tolerate a divided j Russian coast after drifting a small maneuver became a WANTS NO ALIEN VOTE I desire the support of every true who stands for my princi his race and I do not t the support of any one who has i interest superior to that of i 13 hours OF the Illinois Central When Curdle I discovered this fact Monday morning after trailing cattle that had been driven over the highway from the troops and prise and over trench after San is known WARNED TO LEAVE Han Antonio Tex News agency reports from neighborhood of his pasture to j Trevino commandant of the thru London last night visited the county attorney Chihuahua garrison has issued ing to residents to leave tho ritv that sensational rumors were regarding the relations between States The be supreme United States and Germany German sub- I marines were declared to be waging a And as to any who would have an persistent war on Norwegian that is not single and and one account stated that five as to any one who would not champion the rights and in- of America against any y whatever as to any one who Immunity for foreign or who would have the of this nation held captive to foreign influence or swerved by salien machinations for me let them not Mr procuring the number ortie car and the name of the on- t to a report that reached signee wired to the stockyards Gen trench sending prisoners to tho rear FRENCH LOSSES French were light it is bo- than in nny of the attacks of the Somme front News of the lias mendous public here and IMPORTANT POSITIONS The days a attack was o Artillery began for June Berlin Reports Berlin via wireless to Sayville L Oct have been Jn tho Russian according to the made public by the road communication in Dobrudja Berlin via Oct 25 The Iron grip of the central powers upon Roumania has tightened in two important notches with the capture of and in ja and of on the ia n brder The conquests of these important places have been ed with surprising speed Military men as usual refuse to prophesy as to other developments of the campaign against Roumania all will ary work but rainy weather set m t t and grand ordered a identification office at Kiev tho time camo I an Overseas News postponement thf attack was delivered by four col- time later a reply this is all the received ing the proceeds of the shipment German submarines had established i a blockade of the Norwegian coast j The reply to Germany's protest against i in the Clark among the many refugees who and arrived at Paso from Chihuahua sides of a division each on the because of tho'''-'ft between the southern slopes of Verdun was j Pepper hill and farm that both This met with little difficulty Tho left that night that TO Columbus N M Oct ALSO ICE CREAM an ultimatum Norway's stand with regard to sub- marines in Norwegian waters was still under discussion the advices ad- ded but it was said that the government in referring to the relations between Norway and Germany declared it might be i ed that the German protest was so couched as not to bear the character Washington D C Oct The AGREEMENT IN court today granted motions CANADIAN RAIL to postpone argument for the West case testing Federal Ottawa Ont Oct 25 An might is with had won attackers and farm carried work and the qu ir- Today's operation proving that the objective und French could smash u crushing blow i road beyond There order holding the United nient between Canadian Pacific Workers of America an illegal wai officials and their employes for them It was learned on their ar- rival that the telegram from Mr I Wenner reached the commission merchants only a fe before they intended to mail a draft to the consignor who did not accompany the car How you going to tell which are your cattle among that asked the commission merchant Curdie who has made frequent shipments of stock to Chicago and who has 140 head in his pastures on an farm replied he had a private mark Later it is said the six head wore identified by Curdie and Clark The shovels crowbars and sandbags Verdun carrying on the attackers stopped having advanced arrived here It was said they are on tho front has about a for the use of the punitive expedition j greatly increased public confidence OF in Mexico Officers take the gone far 10 the The second column was a colonial ments as an indication of a possible caused by the of Constanza renewal of activity in the field Officers say the tools would not be needed at field headquarters If the aM T troops are to remain there ly the bandy of the Fifth Seventh l and Thirteenth cavalry left at the border when these regiments went south were ordered to rejoin their command i and that involving settlement of the threatened calf had already been slaughtered lowa statute fixing the for ice cream butter has been reached and will j signed some time today according I a to telegram received from Winnipeg j by Minister of Labor Carothers DAUGHTERS OPEN STATE CONVENTION TONIGHT j CARRANZA Ues Moines Oct committee of the Iowa branch of j Mexico City Oct the international order of King's military education Daughters and Sons met here today to the twenty-first convention of the order will Jopen Conference on credentials and NO EMBARGO WILT BE PLACED ON FOODSTUFFS Washington D C Oct garet Preston Draper of late Gen William F Draper President to division under Gen from tho COUNTER ATTACKS FAIL which fort Paris violent counter Io oC of i arid of ail let to Yesterday offensive there was even than on the left wing immediately saw he rouM farther and com- therefore eil thai preparations had been marie to Continue the attack Hill 32 was rushed by from which j approached tbc of They then and the I s to front the Germans way before garrison the TO to import n nr point con tided ment uos the are licers Among cently fallen are two generals six colonels in command of brigades and eight colonels and lieutenant colonels in command of regiments The est number of casualties was among Siberian corps and the Caucasian cavalry Smoke El Tovar Cigars now i and the of the and one-half advance Tbe spent tho night consolidating i their positions i prisoners is Hi of Italian Fort 1 The Germans i front thr wj a ie C 1 d J heavy rain fort provided for in a decree issued by Gen Carranza day FATAL AUTO CRASH South Bend Ind Oct convention plans was scheduled for women one man and a baby were today's of the executive killed today when an auto- i mobile was hit bv interurban six miles north of here Washington D C Oct will be no regulation of exports of food prices except to prevent illegal administration was married combinations stated a high nerc To Prince Andres authority today He compagni of Rome Cardinal by to L led as highly improbable any embargo in a which hud Oct war office an- j on foodstuffs because of high prices Converted from rhe ballroom of today thru an attack made I without s 1 Administration officials in accordance with a on the front by the French se regulations would hit tho to the yesterday for them i er and therefore there will be no em- pagni which has given two French assaults on the from popes TO the Roman Catholic church were without s1 coess The Russian and Italian as INJURES TWO IN NEW YORK SUBWAY UNITED STATES OFFICERS KILLED AT SANTO tended New York Oct are a report that a bomb au explosion in the subway today barely missing ont Iman injuring two men and line of nearby buildings If thru error of the carrier boy or other cause this paper should not be delivered at your home by fi o'clock please phone 3330 and a copy nf paper will be sent After o'clock tele- phone Xo 2 Washington D C Oct j USED TO KINDLE navy department report from Santo I FARMER OF IJ i Domingo today states that Capt W j and Sergt Frank Atwood Ida i CottOU ttt War Pl JL Passes New York Oct For the first Grove Oct U t tnr Civil war price of iwere killed and Lieut John Mareton living hero was j slightly injured when marines went i la dead today the result of a to capture a bandit The bandit received yesterday when h triod 10 i ally was killed kindle P nrr s El Verso a sreat lOc Cigar O surrounded the their tains relay to work turning the de- as to be- ready to west of the fort The village of had been a run and passed beyond Meanwhile a stifT struggle went on j between tho French nnd defenders of ithe fort Tho Germans refused to and the French killed j nearly all of thorn before they forced s their way into the ruins C A PTT 1 E V X On tho went equally well The third column advanced i half a mile reaching the of pond carrying part of the wood etill held by but appear confident that come In due time With the capture of Constanza tho Roumanians lost their principal port while the taking of Medjidie in hl tary opinio here threatens ia more than ever NATURAL DEFENSES The capture of comes as a climax to the recent forcing of a number of important mountain es from Transylvania Into ia so that the central powers appear to be nearly in a position to swoop down upon the Roumania plans and attack the heart of the country and the passes behind it Ithe loss to Roumania of its tural western fortifications formed by the mountain of and If they the capture of denote with and Silistria the re- moval of the artificial barriers to cess into Roumania across Its other natural fortification the Danube river Voters Register It Is obligatory nil of cities of or more population Rhould for the yeneral tion on Nov 7 if said voters exercise the and duty of elective franchise Ko matter recently voter observed this formality it repeated boards sit In all Iowa cities of first-class on Thursday Friday and Saturday of Because of the fact navr have ia the divisions of Waterloo voters should acquaint themselves pra- and places of The boards be In on 4 The boards will sit on day at the places bat a be to take thAt on former registration day bedfast from or ware avoidably detained from tha city All voters mast register Even voters to take of tlie absent voters must before ths boards and subscribe names In tie books to is or as soon as ono can walk or otherwise secure conveyance to the of If not properly registered tho tor be deprived of his vote HIT BAREST IN PERIL With in their hands Germans and their allies in now have possession of the entire railroad between the Black sea the Danube At the Danube is spanned by a railroad bridge which would offer the tonic allies the best means of r ing old and striking at Bucharest provided the Roumanians were unable to destroy it before the evacuation Vulcan pass is ono of the tant passages thru thg Transylvania Alps between Hungary and nia It is midway between the troa nates of the Danube and tho turm pass south of Hermannstadt OX TWO FRONTS Petrograd via Oct 23 Roumanians and evacuated the Danube town in the war office announced today t Tho statement says Field Marshal von army is continuing Its attack the Continued on page
