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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-08-24

Gin Spa5ter9an9 nm
bic Welt. Or. 9lrn0lo 9ecluDle, ber
einen biesbeSii9lihen &pntratt nit bem
Stem gOrt Seralb" uuo Der sNew
Yorf Times" bat, fam am Wittipoh
uun @inpnn bier an. @r 1T bereits 20
MlOuate uuterlpses. Der junse @elebrte,
erIt % Sabre alt, begann feline Sour
am 10. 9eSember 1898, ipaSierte burd
8euti6lano, bic Shpeis, 6ranfreid.
Spanisn, 6rbnlanb. Canada. Gr iuirb
BON bier na6 Chicago, ST. 9ouis,
MericO uno bur6 Silbsslmerita nad
9liieu uno glfrita 9eben. 9luf ieiner
3our bnrd China tuirb er 25 5iibrer
baben, unb bur6 9lirita 500 8egleiter.
Ser 8oftOr bot in 8elsien @ebi5in
hubirt, in 1898 sraouirenO, Gr ipri6t
lieben Spraden, uuo legte pro gag
burdldnittli6 IS Meilen 3urif.
= 0aS @ a diem Der Sim
gerud9el. 8ie 9tdgel mu6ien I'M
CONNER ldneaer nls i'm @inter, i'm
9tlter l6neler uls in Der Susenb. Sdun
cine lei6te @rtranfung bdlt ibr gSadss
tbum 5uriid; tie perldnaern iid iogar
bei oemielben Mtenl9en iebr peri6iebeu:
bic gtG9el Der re6ten Sano tua6len uns
glei6 i6neller als Die Der linfen, Die Der
Witteliinger am idnelliten, bes 8aus
mems uno Der tleiuen Singer am lan9s
iamiten Sbr @adstbum betrd9t i'm
9urbidnitt w66entli6 O,079 Gentimes
ter, bas beiBt etiuas iiber Gentimeter
i'm Qauie bes Sabres. Gin Mann i'm
9tlter BON iiebSis 9abren bat uliu 2,8S
@eeter Sprn an ieinen 5iugeripiBen bers
uOrgebrndt, uno jeoer oieier gldgel bat
ii6 uGbreno ieiner 9ebeus5eit I'M @an'
sen acknowledgement erneuert.
- Circus d aoau in 8rais
rie bu 6 bien uuteu Otapur gtn.
oerlOn erbielt Montng 9tbeuo cine 8epe.
i6e pon benz StaotsWdridaa uon Brat
rie ou @6ien, III iuelder 9anS nniu bas
RIM uad9eiudt iuuroe. iOfort Mtili5 al
enoeu, uel6e beiuaiinet umo gum aampi
iertig lei.
@ie es beiBt, mar es Spii6en eirem
Bir9er uno einem 9tn9eltelten BON
Buffalo 8iGs @ilo @eit SbUu su ei.
ner Briigelei getOmmen, weld1e oaour9,
oa6 Die beioen ltreitenben Barteien lin.
terItiiBungen erbielten, 81 elmer glrt gluf'
rubr alsgenrtet iuar. @s iuiro gemelbet,
onB bas Saus zines Siir9ers bemOltrt
mo Elm Wnun get6otet luoroen lei, unb
oaB bic sr6Bte Gufre9ung in 8rairie ou
gbien berrI6te.
gatiirli6 tonnte Wnpor gnoeriOn
benz Yerlansen na6 Miili5 feline 6olse
oeben, benn eritens 1T oieielbe sur Belt
in Camp Douglas, uno 3lueitens fam
ilber oieiel6e nur Der @ouperneur per'
iugen. SoIisutlid berri6t jeBt pieoer
iiBer 5rieoe in Der Grairiebunb' Stnbt.
Buffalo 8ia's Eruppe CAB Wittwo6 in
sparta oben Borltequnsen.
Die gluiregwig iiber her 9luiruhr Der
Buffalo gia @ircusleute 1T nod INNER
oroB. Warifal 2anoner bat Seri
leSnnaen erlttteu, bic ii1 als bD6it gee
i1brlid erueiieu. @r bat iunerli6e
@erlesungen erbaltsn, inoem Der iui'
tbenos Mob uuf ibm setrompelt bat.
gisle sanj unidulbise Bhrser uurben
uerlest uno nit aniippelu uno Steinen
su gOoen aei6laeen. Inter ben Der
legten beiinbsn iid: Jobn 3enau,
Gnil @uriter, @illiou &nomles,
G6riIt. aieier, 8uul Steiien uno 8eter
Burns.
9oliSilt 8abern tonnte iib Der @utb
Der 0lsnse nur onourd enSieben, oaB CT
iib als Jrau uertleicete.
-=---s.e~ s---
0Lhnnt,iri niif hen Nhrnhiernh
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@iu @tner wiiIen, 10 E
piel mebr ct BON Der @rtpdbluns bes
Silberiauatifers 8rpan als BON Der @r.
ipGbluns bes ,Smperialiiten" Wc&ins
lep Su fir6ten bat, 10 m6se ct li1 gang
einfa9 ausre9nen, mas ibn bic &rtesss
iteuern sefoitet baben, unb bamit ben
Sdaben persleiden, ben er 5ufolse Der
1S93er Silberfriiis in ben Sabren Der
seI6dftli6en 9otb Nnb grbeitsloiigfeit
bat ausiteben miiiiet. llno bonn peiB
er 8eIdeio ! (gseal sOa.)
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-08-24

9as 9ineIii9e Militd d +.
Der Splbat in China iuirb an9eluOrben;
nur iuer feline @riItensmittel bot, uirb
Sploat. Giele treten i'm @inter elm,
UNI int Sriibiabr pieber bauOn lanfen.
3miIden SifiSiereu unb Mannidaften
beItebt fein ioStaler llnteri6ieo, Der
Sffisier 1T Obne 8ilbuns. rirb bonn I'm:
ter9ebenen als @rpreiier sebaBt, pom
8olte oefir6tet, BON ben giuilbeamten
rera6tet. Die bDberen Stellen meroen
meiItbietenb uerfauft, iuie iiberbaupt Sc
Der i'm Seere bana6 itrebt, lei es burb
8etruq, 6aub uber @rpreiiuns, @elo gu
ertuerben. gll9 8eipeis oafiir, tuie iues
mig @insang in China Reformen finoen,
lei erlpGbnt, bab beute nod utelfa6 Die
militarii6en Griifungen ebenio iuie BOT
mebreren bunbert Sabren ab9ebalten
lDerben, ndmlib fir Die unterIten orei
@rabe i'm 8oeeni6ie6en, Speerluerfen
uno 6sben i9icerer Sisine.
abrperli9 eisnet ii6 Der Gbtneie aus
9eseidnet sum Solbaten. Der Subhis
neie 1T siuar tlein uuo i6iud6lt6, aber
gepuuot uub sdbe; an gaustie uno in
gtorb6inn basesen iiebt man piele srOBe
uub gut eeiua6iene 9euts. gtn Nnitreu'
auneen uno itmale Soft setu6bnt, err
tr6et Der Gbineie Sunser, 8urit uub
56mersen nit Itpii9em @lei6mutb.
gteruen teurt ct niht. @r bat Elm por'
siisli6es gIuss unb cine iidere Sanc uno
itebt audi in seiitiser 8sjiebuus niht
iueit binter ben Retruten anoerer Gam
Der surid; sr lernt mefuniihe usbun'
gen nit eriiaunlider 2ei4tisteit, uer5dst
dber, ipbalb er aui sisens llrtbeilstrnft
ansepieien 1T. 1ooesiurht 1T BEN
gbiueien unbefdnnt; er 1T 5atnliit i'm
h66itsn Mabs; aud Seist er Oft srose
9eiiteseeesnlpdrt uno eiHen seruiien
pbniiibeu @utb, 10 lause CT beinnnien
9erbdltniiisn ssssnlberitebt, udbreno
anes gleue, ibm uubstannte ibn nit
elmer nbereldublihsn 5urht sriiiIt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-08-24

@ie itimmen Die 9euti6en =?
9luf Die BON enelilden 8lGttern oiel
pentilirte 6rase: uie tuerben Die 9euts
iden itimmen, 10 bemerft Der nWilm.
Serulb", pabt als 9lntwort oas befannte
81, bu lieber 8ua, 9 lit nod uiel 5u
frug! v9as amerifaniihe gplf, "
Iaste einmal Sumes VI. @arfielo, bill
oct iib iein politiides urtbeil i'm falten
Serbit, in Der Gtille bes hdusli6 II
Serbes, no eS. bic Qrsumente Der
perI9iebenen &arteien priift uno Der.
bdut."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-08-24

Ntargberita 8 @ebet. Die
eble &Dni9in Marsberita BON Stalien
i6rieb nad benz tra9iI6en Tobe ibres
@atten Sumbert an ben 8ii6Of 8onOs
meli fOlsenoen 8rief:
SD idrieb NIT @uttes Silfe Elm @es
bet gum @eod9tniiie unieres armen
&bnies; Seberman fam es perlteben.
8a aber bic @rlaubniB eines 8iI6ofs
9fotb tbut, Inn es oem @Ulfe mit5utheiz
len, 70 tuenbe ih mid an sic. gSolIen
Sic es in Sbrer @iite allen euten Wen.
iden empfeblen, uno 9Illen, um Der
2iebe millen, Die iie mir unueroient ents
sesenbrinsen, ans Ser5 le9en, es fir
oas eui9e Seil meines lieben 0errr nit
mir au @ott 81 beten."
8iidof 8Unumelli uerDffentlibte nab
einsebOlter @rmdbtiguug bes Bapites
ben 8rief uno oas @ebet unb, fub ale
@ldubigen elm, bic 8itte Der 46nisin
NIT reinem Slime su erfiilleu. 9as err
sreifenbe @ebet lautet 10:
,Pater de profundis: 9a er ses
gen Sebermau mad 9einem @eiebe
barmberSis mar, iei 9u barmber5is
sesen i'm. 9a er INNER unb Seoers
man persieb, per5eibe 9u ibm feline
menidliden S6pd6en. Da er
iein 8olf liebte unb nur bas
Slid hes Gaterlanbes i'm Nuse bate,
laiie ibn, Serr, bas ewise 2idt
idauen. 9a er gut mar unb elm
Spfer ieiner @iite tpurbe, reid1e ibu, o
Serr, bic galme. 9a er nur @ntes
that in bieier @elt, ba er feinen SaB
i'm Sersen beste uno 9enen, Die ibm
llebles eruieien, gerue per5ieb, ba er
iein 9eben biz gum lebten Seuf5er
Der Gfli9t unb Dem 8pbl beg 2anbes
ipeibte Inn bes 8lutes iuillen. bas
er uersoB, nm Der seredten Berfe
ipilIen, e er pOllbrudte, nimm, Q
Serr, ibn sndbis in Define Grme aui.
@ieb ibni ben eipisen 5rieben."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-08-24

grunnenpergiitung per
On 9aris 1T man riht me-
uia duiaebrndt iibsr bic Tspeihen eng
liihsr ariesscOrrsippnbsuieH in China,
mslde bic BsthsilisuHs Der irnnS6iiiten
lruppsn bort gang iOot ihusisfH, 10
bsmsIii bic .@sifi. 9pii". Sis bssniis
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@Arnnl it's
10 lgbig?

i6reibt bic yGrt. Nbopit." 10 pirb sins,d
iofOrt elm sroseI lluteri6iso uuifullen:
3dmals mar alss in Grre9uus uno
ilberall fonoen ihon i'm @rntemonut pO.
litii6e 8erinmmlungen itntt, 8eoner
soaen umber uno no INNER elmer iia
duiiteate, mO6te sr nod 10 minoerme.s
tbia iein, mar er ioiort BON elmer auf.
meriiamen Msnidenmense umringt, bic
iiber 6ns usus Ipiterium mebr uuo I'M.
mer msbr erinbrsu iUollie. Sm san5en
g1Orosn Der Ser. Siaaten berridlte se'
rudltiee QuIrs9une. gns 2ono iUnr in'
mitten elmer i6ipsrsu iiuar5iegsn, coms
mersiellen uno in6uitrislsn ariiis.
Sun6ertinuisnbt pon wadstsH Wdnnern,
arbeiispinis uno arbeitbersit, tOnnisn
tsins Bsi1ditisuns finosn, oenu bic Jn'
briisn unrsn ssidlOiisH, Der paHosl Tag
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-08-24

3urhdge6radt mad Sort
Snelling iunrbe Bisnitas ourf gor'
poral VI. Y. 2tnoerion Der Esierteur
Julion Nlpriorb, Der ih bier ielbit
nussslieierf, uuo bsm elm 5abt hnrte
2Irbsit uno i6impili4e gntlaiiurs iider
III.
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Die neue 9ebre fanb Mntlans unter
ben bartender glrbeitern uuo ben notbs
leioenoen 5armern, uno mo INNER Der
NppItel Der nelten 9ebre auftrat, ha
tpur6en ibm Soatipnen bar9ebra6t.
Seine &ebnerreilen our6 oas 2anb gli=
den Griumpbaiieen uno cine falt milbe
Gufresuns bemd6ti9te iid bes @ulfes,
oas in Der neuen 2ebre Die @rlDIuug
iab. Gber biele 2ebre, Die man in ein
alteS @eipano su fleioen oerlubte, in
bos oes Dollars unIerer Batter, blieb
nidt lause pbne Oppoiition. Die @e'
fabr, ipelde bur6 Elm minbermertbiges
llmlaufsmittel oem 2anbe eriuadIen
muBte, beIDnoers in 8eSu9 auf ieiuen
faIt 5iueitaulenb NilliUnen reprGienti.
renoen Sanoel nit Dem 9tuslanoe, iuar
jebem Geritdnbisen 81 ausenfdllig uno
leitens oer &epublifaner unb Der infolee
Der neuen 2ebre BON Der oemofratiI6en
&artei 9lbgefnllenen, Die iith @olobemo.
fraten nannteu, iuuroe eiu erbitterter
8ampf sesen Die SilberteBerei er6fnet,
Der ldou i'm 9lu9uit bas gauge 2ano.
beIonbers nber Die gturbItanteu, burd.
tobte, Der biz nm Sordbeno Der 8abl
nit sleider Seftiefeit fortseiest iuuroe
uno beiien stussang ielbit Der tliislte
8olitifer ni6t oorauslagen tunnte, Der
aber i6lieBlid in einem sldn3enben
Sies Der selunoen @ernunft reiultirte.
Die llnaetuiBbeit, bic bamals berrldte,
Die traurise Gage, in iuelder Iib bas
9anb befanb, bic @eripredunsen auf
8eiieruns bur6 8efolsuns Der neuen
Gebre unb bes Npoitels wunberiame 8e.
rebiamteit oernnlaBten ppr bier Sabren
Die srpBe gluire9ung, BON Der beute
ni6ts 81 merfen lit. @s lit till i'm
9anbe, pom 9ltlantiI6en bis gum @ro'
zen S5ean. gtir9enoS cine Spur Don
@rre9uns tros Der 8emtIbunsen zines
9beils Der Breiie, burd flammeno Iein
iollenoe 9trtifel unb iuiilte SeBerei, iOl6e
,u perurIa6en. 8os Golf bleibt tbeil
nabmslOs, ia apatbiid. Gs bat ueber
2ult nod 3eit, nit Bolitit iid gu be-
i6dftieei.. 9trbeitsrei6 iparen
bic lebten brei Sabre unb Die i6weren
8unben, bic benz 2anoe in Der srouIa.
men 3eit Der 8nnit sel6lasen murben,
Iinb pernarbt. Nrbeitsrei6 it's
audi Jest. Dos Golf nil feline 9lens
oeruns; es mil iib ouf feline neuen @r.
perimente einlniien, tuie i'm Sabre 1892,
pofiir es in ben barauf fol9enben Sab.
rem 10 i6tper bat biiben miiiien. @s
iust: Let well enough alone" unb
uiro banah banoeln, luenn Die Belt ges
fummeu iein miro. 8aber it's 10
rubi9, 10 friebti6 I'M 9anoe.
8ieIetbe 5rage, bic oor bier Sabrsn 10
groBe 9Iufre9ung oeruriabt bat, liest
luieber Dor = Die Gnti6eto IN g
wiro bic ie be ietn
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Ieler ppeitlWe Nusz
iprucb puBte @titts
mod gtabt 10 recbt
ouf ben befannten
bsutihen ;sriebens.
rihter, in 8Drpers
9r6Be 81 tur5 9e.
fonlmenen 8atl=
Ieur, beater.
Qiebbaber CONNIE
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-08-24

Qlbonnirt aui ben . 9Ibcnbitsrn".
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-08-24

Benn man ben Stnno
Der @ampagne i'm
9luguit 1900 nit ben
3utdnoen i'm glueuit
1896 beraleidlt, 10
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Gin lmfreiwilliges SaO.

oSalb So9 es ihn, balb
iaut er bin, uub iuaro ilibt
mebr geieb'n."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-08-24

: Oibfpib. 1bomas Wtartin,
piele Sabre btupur6 in bieiem Gountp
uObnbait, 1T in 5lorence i'm 9llter pon
l01 Sabreu 9eitprben. @r mar am
~. MGrS 1899 in Srlan6 gebpren.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-27
BIG YIELD BETS
Experimental Patches Provs lows
Fell Wall Adapted 70 Produs.
tiol Of Bseta
Gone Farmers Realize . High asi
so Per Acre In Hardin
County.
Rockwell City Man Fouad Guilty
Of Seduction News Of the
State.
pecial to Timee- Republican.

Special to Timee-Republican.
Iowa Falls. Oct. 27.-The harvest Of.
the sugar beet crop in this eection has
advanced far enough to indicate the.
succesr Of the experiment from imam
cial standpoint. While small acreage
wac put in by the farmers in this vicin-ll
ity and while many were more or less
skeptical a. to the outcome, the returnr
that the harvest bring in chow that 1t
10 q succsse in every way. Many acres
will yield $40 and upwards, and while
the cost Of cultivation is much heavier
than for other crops, yet the yield is
most gratifying and the Indications are.
that a much larger acreage will be put;
in another season. One thing, IL nothing
else, has been proven by the experiment
this year, and that IL the adaptability Of
the soil Of this section for the cultiva-
ton OF the sugar beet, which promises
to become thrifty industry for central
5Inwa 33 "a
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-27
MApleton Matters.

Special to Times Republican.
Mapleton, Oct. 27.-Today Mapleton is
celsbrat ting The Festfvalo of the Falling
Leaves" in general carnival manner.
There will be sports Of all kinds. par
adee, dancing and fireworks. A large
crowd ie present.
Monday, Oct. 18th. the Hon. George E..
Roberts and Hon. NJ. D. O,Connell will
speak at the opera house, both after;
noon and evening. The Mckinley and
Roosevelt Club is arranging to make
this one Of the beet meetings ever held
in Monona county.
st. Mary'e Catholic church will hold
q three days' fair beginning Monday,
Oct. 2sth. Father Wienhold is making
all preparations to make this most
successful fair. st. Mary's church has
done great work in the past year and
now has furnishing school and an en-
larged church building to accommodate
the increasing attendance
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-27
.Cousins .tToledo.

e
Toledo. Oct 27.-The republican meet.
ing at the armory last evening was
largely attended and the demonstration
was very encouraging to party workers.
Robert q. Cousins was at his very beet
and discussed the political questions OF.
the day in most effective way. He.
riddled the vagaries Of imperialism with
hot shot and flung the shreds to the
winds. He held up to ridicule the demo-
cratic assertions of danger from the.
army, that law abiding citizens had
nothing to fear but only encouragement
in sufficient protection. and that was all
We had, and barely that az to numbers
in our regular army-one soldier to 1,4o0
citizens.
President Bookwalter presided. Miss
II. T. Louthan and double quartet
rendered excellent music. The Fremont
voters were the guests Of honor, being
seated on the stage. The wings OF the
stage, as we'll az the aielee of the hall
were packed with eager listeners, who
stood during the entire meeting. Many
democrats were present. a large num-
Der OF whom will vote for Mac and Ted
,dy. Put Cousins down for $500 major
az, c3af
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-27
- .uazsll ,aia saiaardag Orinlss 17 1900

convention, VIII !. a ~ understood. sum
Mp the arguments Used on both sidee
atd then present. IT. own conclusions.
yhich WIN - snb3ect to adoption OF rs
lection by sthesconvlntton.
The program today contains many
imu ortant nuAdbsf0, aside from the
81 the important business
d the convention. This evening there
VIII " IN address ~ DR.. q. B. speu-5
Ger. editor Of the pentral Christian Ad-
vocate. % Kansas CITY. This afternoon
Mrs. Lucy Reyder-lfeyer will speak on
Our Deacnnaaeea -
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-27
Doe. II Pay 10 Buy cheap.

A cheap remedy for coughs and colds
sis all right. but you want something
that will relieve and cure the more se-
we're and dangerous results OF throat
and lung troubles. What shall you do?
Go to warmer and more regular eli
mate? Yes, II possible; il not possible
for you. then in either case take the
only remedy that has been introduced
in all civilized countries with success In
severe throat and lung troubles. .Bos-
,chee's German Syrup. It not only heals
and stimulates the tissues to destroy
the germ disease. but allays inflamma-
ton. causes easy expectoration. gives q
good nights rest and cures the patient
Try one bottle. Recommended many
Green's Prize Almanac
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-27
Five Years for Arson.

Clarion, Oct. 27.-Harry Harper gets
five years at hard labor at Anamosa
for setting fire last summer to Lun-
days wagon shop, which also destroyed
other property. Lunday's trial fol-
lowed, when Harper took the stand and
made a clean breast Of the affair, impli-
eating Lunday as planning the whole
affair for the insurance. From the fact
that Lunday had been in the asylum
once. it was disbelieved by part Of the
jury and they disagreed. His trial will
come up again next term.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-27
a Thousand Tongue.

Could not express the rapture Of Annie
2. Springer. Of Philadelphia. when DR..
Kings New Discovery cured her OF I
hacking cough that for many years had
made life a burden. She says: After
all other remedies and doctors failed II
soon removed the pain in my chest and
/ can now sleep soundly. something I
can scarcely remember doing before. I
feel like sounding Its praises turnout
the universe DR.. Kings New DiscoyL
cry 10 guaranteed to cure all troubles Of
the throat. chest or lungs. Price. 90
cents and 81 Trial bottles free at
George p Powers drug store.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-27

A1I08 - ABo10y0OS
Special to Times ublican. S.
Iowa City Dot. friday morning,
dawned bright and clear, bringing big
Sxcursions from ths north and south
and train load from Dies Molnes. The!
city was prepared to meet the visitors
9sfd old gold lined the business streets.
Many old alumni and ex.members OF
the team were shaking hands with old
acquaintances.
BY O'Clock over thousand people
were on the grounds watching q spir-:
tied game between the West Des
Moines ana Iowa City high school
teams. The Des Moines boys won in
the FIRST hall by making two touch
downs. one being on q luke. In the
second half Iowa City had the best Of
It, but could not score, and the game
ended 10 to 0 In favor Of Des Moines.
About o'clock the Drake and the
Varsity lined up, Iowa kicking off. It
took but few minutes to show that 1t
was Iowa's game, as the ball was rap
and there fumbled. Drake was forced
to kick and iowa again got inside the
ten yard line to lose again on q tumble.
This. in fact, was the story OF the first
half fumblinE when within reach OF a
touchdown. Finally Warner kicked a
nice goal from the field from the thirty
yard line. making the score S to o for
Iowa. No more scoring was done this
half. The bah was never out Of brakes
territory and they made the required
five yards but twice.
The second half started out fast.
Drake kicked OFF and Iowa soon punted,
obtaining the ball on brakes tumble.
They rapidly carried 1t to within three
feet Of the goal, where Drake braced up
and held them for downs. Drake
Spunted and by brilliant thlrty-fi
yard run Williams carried 1t over for a
touchdown. Warner missed goal.
Three more touchdo owns were made,
with one goal, and Warner missed a
goal from the field by a few inches.
Drake became used UP in the second
half and Iowa improved Fumbling
was entirely eliminated and only once
did Drake make her FIVE yards Final
score. 26 to o.
Over :. 900 people say the game, which
was clean, gentlemanly one. and mo-
body was seriously injured. The heat
was oppressive. however. and a great
deal Of time was taken out The hard
battering which the Iowa forwards
gave the Drake lines told very serious
sly on them, tho they played strong,
tplucky game to the finish.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-27
Bi9 Day 6 cresco.

Special to Tlmee-RepUbUcan.
Cresco. Oct. 27.-Friday was Dolliver5
day in Greco and the senator addressed
an enthusiastic audience under shelter
OF the mammoth tent sent out from Des
MoineS. The train bearing Mr.. Dolliver.
was met by the Creeco military band, a
very large number Of Fremont voters.
members Of the g. A. r. and many citi-I
gems. who escorted him about town and
to the place Of meeting. The Cresco
rough riders had the place OF honor in
the parade. The meeting in the after
noon was merely the Introduction TO the
meeting at night, which wae the grand
rally Of the campaign in this corner OF
the state. This meeting was preceded
by grand torchliSht parade and for
speakers. aside from Deliver, there
we're Converse. Grannis ana others.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-27
Thornton News.

SPeC1dl 10 1IIueB"ttepUbIlcan. 5s5 100
y Thornton. Oct 27.-The carpenters
are now busy at work on the new Dam
ish church here in town.
Strong Brothers. living about two and
9 half miles southeast Of town, are hav-
ing cattle shed erected 1895 feet.
Prof. Bushey. Of Ellsworth College,
will instruct q singing class of about
forty here this winter
Mrs. Weston is attending the grand
lodge Of the Eastern Star at Des
Moines as a delegate from this place.
Mrs. Weston. OF La Crosse. Wis, is
visiting her son, DR.. Burton F. Weston.
Mrs. Hall. of Wesley, and her daugh-
ter are visiting their friend Mrs.
Barsalow.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-27
Anles o. sirnpsonO.
to Times-Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Ames. Oct. 27.-Yesterday wes an
ideal day and Ames and Simpson took
advantage Of 1t to put up very good
game OF foot ball. The game resulted
in a tie, neither team scoring. Owing
to the sickness Of many Of Ames'
players only four Of the regular team
took part in the game.
Simpson kicked OF to Ames' ten-yard
line. The ball was returned to the
thirty-fiv yard line and in Ames' terri
tory the ball remained during the en-
tire half. About the middle OF the first
half Simpson advanced the ball to
Ames' five yard line and touchdown
seemed certain. but they were held on
downs and the ball was sent down the
field by a punt from Keyser.
In the second half the Ames players
got into the game in better shape and
carried the ball into Simpsons terri
tory and kept 1t there till time was
called.
Jones. q new player, surprised many
OF the rooters by his fast playing and
ability to break up interference. Some
excellent line smashing was done by
Scholty, and whenever he was given
the ball "a gain was almost certain.
BY next Saturday 1t is expected that
most Of the regular players will again
be In good form and there are high
hopes here Of winning the game with
Grinnell on that date. which will be
played in Grinnell.
Following Is the lineup:
Ames. Simpson.
Byl.. 80. ;. c.. .. ....B. Kennedy
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-27
GarbideTank Explodes.

Special TO IlmeS-RepubIlCan.
Kamrar. Oct. 27.-Last night while
E. p. Murphy was filing the carbide
plant getting ready for the evening the
tank exploded, badly burning him
about the face and hands. He had a
narrow escape from being burned up.
BY the timely arrival Of help the Are
was put out without very much dam.
age to the building.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-27
Normal Wins Fourth Debate.

Cedar Falls. Oct. 27.-The fifth joint
debate between the State College a t
;Ames and the State Normal School
here last night resulted in victory for
the normal school. This makes the
fourth victory for the normalites.