Italian Heart Arabian Cruelty report shocks Washington
Cable from Italian War Minister San Giuliano condemns alleged atrocity acts by Italian soldiers against Turks and Arabs in Tripoli. He describes harsh fighting at Sidi Mesey, but says natives were treated with kindness until Arab forces attacked. recounts brutal killings and mutilations, including a surgeon’s death and a soldier slain by a girl’s father. Turkish envoy leaves for New York. Also notices on remedies and a rummage sale at First Congregational Church.
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Washington, D. C
Elds
San Giuliano
Sidi Mesey
Mwnan
Red Cross
Advice to Women Promotes Lydia E Pinkham Help Line
Women with illnesses urged to contact Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for confidential advice. Letters are read and answered by women only, with consent required for testimonials. The Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co invites women to seek guidance, offering a free 80 page Text Book by mail.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Janesville Notes and Local Family Visits May Event
Mrs Blain and Ison Claude from Waverly visited Frank Govee’s home last week. Claude and Bertha Johnston mourn the loss of their infant twin boy who died Monday. Hurial was at the Fitkin home after the death, with the mother staying there. A Barnard and wife visited the Bovee home. Gen Wonnery and wife of Waterloo spent Sunday in Janesville with Margery Meggesan. Royal Neighbors groups met, and health officials urged care to prevent diphtheria. Lena Whillis of Odar Falls visited her parents. Reeves of Waverly visited Ban Shaw. Vol Bedard was in Janesville. John Beiner is building on his farm. Tite Factory sold tile in quantity. Henry Webster and Miss Heideman wed at the M. E. parsonage. Rev Mr and Mrs Rederus attended county Sunday school convention in Waverly. Township officials conducted business at the Hotel. John Warrick, formerly of Janesville, now in California, visited. Mrs Urdia Gleason died November 1 at Chas Matz’s home and was buried November 3, would have been 90 in April.
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Janesville
Blain
Ison
Claude
Waverly
Frank Govee
Bertha Johnston
Hurial
Fitkin
A. Barnard
Lena Whillis
Odar Falls
Reeves
Bans Shaw
Vol Bedard
Tanesville
John Beiner
Henry Webster
Miss Heideman
M. E
Dee Maines
Mro
Rederus
John Warrick
California
Urdia
Gleason
Chas. Matz
West High and Dubuque Clash in Tough Games Tomorrow
West High in poor shape faces Durmiae high with Whittle likely limited by injury and other key players sidelined. Waterloo East aims to beat Fort Dodge after a strong Cedar Falls display, while officials and kickoff times are set for the twin doubleheader at Alfords Field with games at 2:24 and 3:39.
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West High
Shaye
Waterloo West High
Durmaie High
Hors
Whittle
Bath
Fears Dodge
Warren
Cotter
Dubuque
Tesen
Strang
Mallory
Penter—Shirry
Greels
Tayter
Sproulight
Prehscort Koester
Terech
Davis
Panl MackRachron
Tlr. Johnson
University of South Dakota
Alford
West-High
Cork
Amusements at Waterloo theatre feature new plays and acts
The Waterloo theatre offers the Morgan Brook Company with Under Avianly Sites and the new four act drama Her Father's Sin. Arnaida and Kaileopards headline vaudeville. A 10 cent bargain matinee Saturday. The Coburn Players and Shakespearean revival at the Waterloo. Merry Mary comes Tuesday, Sousa's Band performs Wednesday afternoon. Glasgow Tailors offer custom suits at 303 East 4th St.
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Morgan Brook Company
Waterloo
Avivany Sites
Itts Sume Company
Morgan
Sevon
Arnaida
Kia Leopards
Sui
Hospital Day A Great Success Held At Westminster
Hospital Day sponsored by the Hospital Auxiliary at Westminster Presbyterian church drew many ladies despite rain. They contributed gifts and enjoyed the event, marking a successful afternoon for fundraising and community support.
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Westminster Presbyterian Church
Hospital
Waterloo donors rally for worthy cause with gifts big and small
Coffee and refreshments served as donations poured in from Waterloo residents. Merchants contributed extensively including ten bed spreads, curtain material, and a dozen sheets. Other gifts totaled nearly two barrels of apples and boxes of canned fruit and vegetables. Mrs Grave Friend, president of the soriety, and Mrs W W Marsh received the gifts.
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Iowa Falls
Fast High
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Penne
Jdoyee
Howrey
Kiser
Hostetler
Simpson
Duke
Drean
Davisa
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Watertog
Aming
Oligen Wayers
Chas. Mo Baker Atasement Company
Merry Mery
Farve
Whitney Apert Tase
Chicago
Sousa
Australia
New York City
Hippodrome
Glasgow Tailors
East 4Th St
Waterloo Shoe Co
East Fourth Street
Beach’s Peosta Soap
ORN
Little Jack Coal
Third Ave