Ex-Kaiger Heir Lands in Dismal Dutch Exile
The former crown prince of Germany, interned on Wieringen in the Zuyder Zee, arrives with a small suite to a bleak two-story dwelling. He endures a silent, hostile welcome from 200 fishermen and locals as he surveys a stark confinement, with no amusements and modest lodgings described by an American correspondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyril Brown
Stam
Tyne Press Publishing Co
Wieringen
Holland
Germany
Zuyderzee
Noord Hol-land
Enkhuisen
Debarkation
Altho
Bronx
Harlem
New York
Zuyder Ze Wieringen
Hohenzollern
West High Celebrates Football Victory Crowd Roars at Rally
West High marked a triumphant win over East High. Principal Wallace praised the season while Captain Clyde Miller received a standing ovation despite injuries. Coach Miller and players were lauded as the audience cheered the team and substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wort High
East High
AM Wallace
Rose and Dlack
Max Miller
Clyde Miller
Miller
Itis
Merrill
Asl
Milter
Vost High Yella
Cedar Falls Man Henry L Weisbard Dies at 68
Cedar Falls, Dec 2 Henry L Weisbard aged 68 died Saturday evening at Iowa City State University Hospital after a serious operation. He was a long time Cedar Falls resident, involved in hardware, livery, and local business. Survived by widow, two sons Frank H and Edward C Cedar Falls, four daughters Mina Ella Cedar Falls, Mrs HE Lines Neligh Neb, Mrs Ralph Remer Urbana, and Mrs. D S Staebler Mt. Pleasant Ia. two brothers William F Los Angeles and Clinton C Cedar Falls, two sisters Mrs Eliza Wolzmu h Ke wan ee IL and Mrs D S Staebler Mt Pleasant. Body brought to Cedar Falls yesterday for home on Franklin street. funeral arrangements pending.
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Cedar Falls
Henry L. Weisbard
State University Hospital
Iowa City
Weisbard
Marble Rock
Nera Springs
A. G. Thompson
Cedar Valley Fair Association
Frank H
Edward C
HE. .C. Lines
Neligh
Neb
Mina
Ella
Ralph Remer
Urbana
William F
Los Angeles
Cal
Clinton C
Eliza
Wolzmuih
Kewanee
Jil
D. S. Staebler
Mt. Pleasant
Franklin Street
Cedar Falls celebrates eightieth birthday with quiet family gathering
In Cedar Falls the eighth decade celebration occurred Saturday evening as a family gathered at home. Mr and Mrs 2 M Sailth were noticed at St Patrick's church Thanksgiving and will host visitors on West Moverh street soon. Mrs Hy Mw. TMxon left for South Bend to join her husband in France while he serves. Dr feed Q Brown led Epworth academy services at the Methodist church. Mrs K A Millun returned from Marshidtown after visiting relatives. For the regular Quality Shocago to Wang Miller's Cadvertizer.
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Charles Cartright
M. BE. Munger
J. W.morgan
The
Baptist Church
Greenwood
C. A. Zempke
Nora Springs
Annie M. Potter
Kansas City
Myra
Cedar Falls
Geo. Trisby
Clarkeville
John Pendleton
Shedd
W. R. Martin
Avita
Homer Bassford
St. Louis
Joseph Chase
Rudolph Messerly
Vinton
John Christiansen
Mads Christiansen
Danish Bethlehem
Henry H. Kremmers
Presbyterian Church
Margaret Pryor
Brown Mortuary
Henry Dahl
Cedar Alls
Tebe Bone
M. Sailth
St. Patrick’s
Rockford
West Moverh Street
Mes
Tmxon
South Bend
Lnd
France
Feed Q. Brown
Epworth Academy
Methodial
K. A. Millun
Marshidtown
Conserving Food and Waste Not at All Urged at Meeting
A joint meeting of the county food administration and the men and women's council of defense in the Waterloo Commercial Club rooms urged Americans to conserve food until Europe recovers. W J Parrott led talks on reducing waste and using food wisely to feed 300 million people abroad, with Food Conservation Week announced for December 1 to 8 and a final address December 22 by Miss Rita Freeman at Grace M E Church.
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Europe
Waterloo Commercial Club
County Food Administration
Men
Women's Council of Defense
W. ‘J. Parratt
Presihed
Parrott
Ritza Freeman
Grace M. BE
File Macranis
Woman's Council of Defense
Clara M. Sutter
Crop Improvement Association
Robertson
Des Moines
United States
Fourth Holdup of Car Motorman Nets Highwayman $23
A motor man on Cottage Street was robbed of 23 dollars by a highwayman in a holdup on a rainy Saturday night. The gunman wore a dark slouch hat and dwelling clothes, hid his face with a handkerchief, and escaped after taking 20 in silver and 3 in change. The incident marks the fourth holdup against motormen on the route, prompting calls for patrols or protective measures.
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Wand
Dra 2B
Marra
Motsman
Earines
Meéris
Hig Best
Mobile
ShiliAmneende
Amin
Fian
Marrs
Ho Bhaudit
LuerAtree Car Company
Cottage Street
Wiehland
War Risk Insurance Figures in World War Policy Reports
Government business from war risk insurance shows the scale of wartime activity, with insurance men in Waterloo noting the impact. In the year ending November 1, the bureau at Washington issued more than 6,500,000 in policies and related transactions.
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Waterloo
Washington
Wartime Insurance Payments Abroad Highlighted
A historical notice describes large scale checks and payments tied to support for fighting men. It cites figures around £200 000 for care and maintenance and notes about 2 000 000 checks monthly, with the bureau recording over 20 000 000 000 in dominance and life insurance company dealings worldwide at year start.
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Alma
Maine
How Mrs Boyd Avoided an Operation
Canton Ohio woman Mrs Mani Boru reports relief from female troubles after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound instead of surgery. She urges others to try the remedy before any operation and offers to advise if complications exist through the Lydia Pinkham company in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Canton
Golo
Ty Lydhy W. Pinkham
Pinkhaur
Mani Boru
St. NX
Canto
Ohio
Lydia
Pinkhant
Lydia B. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Insurance applications surge for vast weekly value
The visor army and navy report more than four percent insured and new applications arriving for more than 1,000,900,000 dollars of this insurance per week.
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Visor Army and Navy
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Gedar
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Lawn City
Zenda McLaren
College
Boardi
Methodist Church
Coterla
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J. B. Knoepiler
T. V. Holsinger
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Camp Pike
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Harry Lawrence
Camp Doalee
Red Cross
Benjamin G. Hieber
National Organization For Red Cross Service
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Jesmore
Harner
George Hansen
Hansen
Cedar ‘Alls
Camp Dodge
Texas
Rela‘tives
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Lincoln Street
Williams
Hans
Robert
Agister
P. N. Jensen
Newell
John Schultz
Western
Western Old People’s Home
Wisconsin
P.O
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Elizabeth Fullerton
Fort Dodge
Carrie Anderson
New Hampton
Dorothy Besar
Mary Clawson
Ackley
Millie Child
Masonville
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Cylinder
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Arrie Grate
van Horn
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Goldfield
Marie Macoon
North English
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Paine
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Doris BR. Rhines
Edgewood
Alma Henrietta Valkmann
Marion Gratia Asher
Clarksville
Mary Fickett Caldwell
Carria Albatina Watson
Pearl Gray
James Harald Shoemaker
Wang & Miller's
Esyh
Scotts Emulsion
Scott's
Beet Iilowne
Honinfield
Jane
Katherine
America
Mack Sennett
Pathe News
Horlick
Crystal
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Sennett
Garden Theatre
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Little Henry
Lavay
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H. Ince
WM. S. Hart
the Border Wireless
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Charlie Chaplin
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