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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1914

Page

8

German report states forges hold positions

London dispatch from Berlin reports the German West army wing beyond the Oise engaged with French forces attempting enveloping maneuvers. Across the Argonne to Verdun and Meuse fronts Germans repelled counterattacks and artillery fire, with no decisive action and no news from Belgium or eastern theaters.

London Reuter Telegram Co Berlin Army Headquarters River Oise Argonne Varennes

Members Welcome Their New Pastor at First Presbyterian

Rev John Robertson Macartney and Mrs Macartney were honored guests at a warm reception in Waterloo church parlors. Hundreds of members and clergy mingled with the couple as introductions and greetings flowed. Music, speeches, and a social hour followed, with thanks voiced by John W Reth and Rev M G Munn. Alumni from St Marys high school attended a separate card party with refreshments at its end.

John Robertson Macartney Waterloo First Presbyterian Church Macartney W. B. Sandford Westminster Presbyterian Church J. D. Liffring Etta Wood Loveaul C. W. Kline Charles van Vleck Katherine Bubaunt Marion Egan Miller John W. Reth First Church M. G. Munn First United Presbyterian Church Mr. Macartney Frappe St. Mary's High School St. Mary's

Guaranteed Relief for Asthma Declared by Dr Schiffmann

Dr Rudolf Schiffmann proclaims a guaranteed instant relief asthma remedy. Waterlooo readers are urged to try Asthmador at Th Joder Son 263 West Fourth Street with a 50 cent package and money-back guarantee if relief is not immediate.

Waterlooo Rudolph Schiffmann Th. Joder & Son West Fourth BR. Schiffman St. Paul Minn

Seerley Addresses East Side Teachers in Waterloo

President Homer H Seerley of Iowa State Teachers College spoke at the manual training auditorium on Waterloo's east side praising teachers as the core of a school's spirit. The afternoon lecture opened a series of educational talks for the school year with visitors noted. Prof John M Barnes of the State Teachers College will present a readings program for teachers in early November.

Waterloo East Homer HH . Seerley Iowa State Teachers College Peberesat Ul School John 4. Barnes State Teachers’ College

Denying British Firing on Drowning German Sailors

London reports the British admiralty issued a formal reply to claims by the German minister at Copenhagen that British officers fired on drowning German sailors after the Helgoland engagement. The admiralty says every effort was made to save lives until German cruiser fire forced British destroyers to retreat. A Goshawk crewman allegedly tossed a projectile from the forecastle, which could not have exploded in the lifeboat.

London British Admiralty Copenhagen Helgoland Admiralty Ife Goshawk

Local Updates From Littleton and Nearby Communities

In Littleton and surrounding areas, residents report visitors from Colorado and several states. Notables include P B H Benson on business in Colorado, Abner Spragg from Stewart Neb visiting relatives, and Mrs Parley E Zariman from Chicago visiting family. The Ladies auxiliary meets October 1 at the Presbyterian basement. G W De Mill dies at 80. Maude McGlaughlin takes a Gedney opera house role. multiple households host guests from Austin Minnesota Waterloo Iowa Spencer Iowa Albert Lea Minnesota and nearby towns.

Littleton P. BH. Benson Colorado Abner Spragg Stewart Neb Parley E. Zariman Chicago H. Melrose California Micheals Dubuque A. Brown Dee Polo, WI Presbyterian Church G. W. de Mill Maude McGlaughlin Plang Gedney Opera House Independence Moving Pictures Roy Masters Austin, Minn F. C. Robert K. E. Miller Waterloo Ed. Sellers Spencer Hilbert Brant Albert Lea, Minn T. B. Durham

Hudson Field Day Draws Large Crowd Despite Weather

A sizable turnout attended Hudsons field day last Thursday with Windsor Concert Band performing and various sports. Hudson beat Trner 4 to 0 in a later cross hats event. Evening open air concert and dance at the opera house drew a large audience. Byron Sargent is seriously ill at press ent.

Hudson Wadsor Trner Opera House Byron Sargent Luna Estella McDonald Lena Builthuig Reinbeck Sarah Watters H. F. Musical Cin Helen Gutknecht

Farm residents and visitors noted in Eagle Center area

Farmers plow and visitors circulate through Eagle Center area. Mrs Wm Stelmer and Mr and Mrs Sherman Boyer travel to Sun lett and Minnesota for business. Miss Ida Maroney of Winthrop visits friends. Albertson critically ill with typhoid fever. Mrs Shermanover and children visit Boyer home near Dewar. Edmund Pifer of Harper Iowa visiting John Weber, Homer Luni drives to Shells ang Wednesday.

German diplomat 11th hour uproar over interview

Washington D C Sept 24 Baron von Schoen secretary of the German embassy here is recalled by his government after an interview in which he said Japan sees war with the United States as inevitable and harbors hatred of Americans The uproar prompts possible explanation from Count von Bernstorff and signals that Schoen's remarks were not official statements and Berlin regrets the incident

Washington D.D. C Baron von Schoen Germany United States Tokyo Japan State Department Count von Bernstorff New York Berlin

Deceased Former Waterlooan Emma Gibson Remains Arrive for Nashua Rites

Mrs Emma Gibson formerly of Waterloo died recently in South Pasadena California. The remains will reach Waterloo tomorrow at noon via the Chicago Great Western and go to Nashua for funeral services at 5 pm and interment in the Nashua cemetery. She lived in Waterloo on Jefferson Street for six years before moving to California about ten years ago. Survived by son William and two daughters all in the west and a sister Mrs J W Keyes of Nashua. Funeral services will be held at her Nashua home probably Saturday or Sunday.

Emma Gibson South Pasadena Cal Waterloo Chicago Great Western Nashua Gibson California City Jefferson Street Park Third Avenues William West W. P. Finnerty South Pasadena J. W. Keyes

Nervy Spectator Rescues Man From Train at Union Station

G. M. Johnson of 108 Western avenue narrowly escaped death when struck by the engine of train No. 63 at Union Station. A heroic stranger pulled him clear as the locomotive passed, saving him from the tracks. Johnson, bound for Cedar Falls, fledgered bruises, and the train was cancelled.

G. M. Johnson Western Avenue Rock Island Railroad Union Station Johnson Mr. Johnson Tvrn Cedar Falls

Twice Commended For Rare Services

Washington D C Sept 24 Captain Allen S Fletcher Philippine Scouts has been twice commended in one general order by Major General Barry commander of the Philippine divisions The first commendation cites distinguished service commanding a detachment during the engagement with Rajumuida Randis band on Mamarn peak Mindanao Dec 14 1923 and the detachment’s return to Tampanan Mindanao The second commends a hazardous service in carrying out an interview with outlaw chief Datu Ampuanagus near Mamaya peak March 27 1914 leading to the outlaw’s surrender through Fletcher’s rare judgment and highest intrepidity

Washington, D.C Allen S. Fletcher Philippine Iscouts Barry Rajumuida Randi Mamarn Peak Mindanao Tampanan Fletcher Datu Ampuanagus Mamaya Peak

Women to take places of men in wartime effort

London reports a massive rise in women volunteering for roles vacated by men called to fight. The Women's Emergency Corps lists over 15,600 applicants seeking tasks from interpreters to motorcyclists, nurses, domestic workers, and farm labor, offering paid substitutes and support for dependents.

London Associated Press England Duchess of Marlborough Mia Flora Annie Steel Women's Emergency Corps War Office English Channel Europe Dayero Calais

Waterloo Residents Like Their Spuds

Waterloo residents show a strong appetite for potatoes with daily consumption near 100 bushels and rising demand. Wholesalers expect higher winter demand and order extra carloads from Midwest suppliers as restaurants and hotels use significant shares, including 11 bushels daily at the Russell Lamson hotel. Wholesale price stands at 85 cents per bushel.

Waterloo iWho Russell, Lamson Hotel Minnesota Wisconsin Towa

Monthly Recital at Rosa Conservatory

The Rosa Conservatory of Music holds its regular monthly recital Friday evening September 25 in the conservatory rooms at 1131 Bavasette street. Program includes vocal and opiatin selections readings and cello numbers. All invited with no admission.

Te Rosa Conservatory Musiq Conservatory Fel Bafasette Street Atteand

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