davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-18
'BO[R PLANS WE'LL LA|D
Clements Recent Defeat Narrow
Escape From Complete Ami
hilation or Capture.
Boer Army Held Prayer Meeting
After Battle Attack on Bra
bant's Force.
Indiana Bank Safe Blown Up and
s15,ooQsecured by the
Robbers

Cape Town, Dec. 1s.The Beers who
crossed the Orange river into Cape Col
ony Vest Of Alisval North Saturday en-
countered the Cape Rifles and Bra
balt's force, who retired with loss.
Johannesburg, Dec. 49, Details of the
aefeatso the British at Nooitg gedacht in
dicate that Gen. Clements entire force
had q narrow escape from capture. The
Beer plans We're splendidly laid. If the
main British column had tarried a little
longer there would have been complete
SUCCESS for the Beers who exposed
themselves undauntedly, yelling and
va wing their arms. Their rushes were
only stensnsd by the artillery. After the
British retreat the Beers held a prayer
meeting: Al accounts Indicate a heavy
I5oer sloss.
f upfmc cahfa 7s5b BIZ BIZ BIB zb
Col legge exhibited splendid bravery.
He slot five Beers with his revolver be-
fore ne fell with three bullets in his
body
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-18

the government asked the majority
again to inspire Itself with the superior
interests of the republic and not con-
found their votes with those of the
worst enemies of democracy He asked
for the confidence of the chamber.
The remarks of the premier were
greeted With prolonged applause
Premier Meline. republican, was
here allowed II mike an explanation
with reference to N. lsretoil's assertion
Curing the depate of Dec. 13 that the
Italian ambassador warned NJ. Melina
of the Henry forgery. NJ. Meline said
IT was rule in all countries that in
cases of espionage the word of a for
esgn3 ambassador did not suffice. He
justified his governments refusal to al
low q revisicnsof the first Dreyfus court
martial Oil the ground that the investi-
gationsof the documents by Gen. Billot.
the minister Of war AT the time. indi-
Gated that preyfiis was the Sc,ilprit.
The cha5nhsr then vetdd confidence in
the prcnlier by the Rejection of the
amensline II. the vota standing III % 90.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-18
VOTE OF CONFIDENCE.
French Premier Uphold by the
Cham ber of Deputies

ChamDet OF Deputies
Paris. Dec. 1S.-In the chamber of
deputiea Monday during the debate ON
the amnesty bill NJ. NazelIe. radical So
Lialist, moved an amendment excluding,
forgers and false witnesses from its
Eroyisons. He explained that ordinary
criminals Should never be allowed 10
profit by amnesty. and he added.
There is nothing viler and baser than
forgery and lying testimony He did
not desire to revive the Dreyfus agita-
ton, but he did not wish them to find
their hands tied should a fresh fact
come to light.
The premier. NJ. Waldeck- Rousseau.
replied that the effect OF the amendment
would be to stir up the whole affair
again and the republican party would
find Itself confronted by perils ii had
already overcome and which Ii would be
objectionable to resuscitate
Continuing. the premier said that the
nationalist party was opposed to am
nesty not in order to permit Dreyfus 10
establish his innocence, but to take adj
vantage of misunderstanding to which
= would give rise. 1t was easy to see
thru their game. The Dreyfus affair
was the broth upon which nationalism
vas nourished. They desired to delay
The realization Of republican reforms.
ond in voting for the law Of associat tions
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-18
WILLIAM HUf2IS DEFIANCE
,body. ne lNreialas. Sham Move MS

Nobody ile ,sreiaias. shah Move is
soidscrs Eroin heir. stst stloEs.
LcnGon. Dee IS I'iss !ie:ssgiy CORE
sponder: Of the s}ais F.ssssse.s as,s4rtg
) that Emperor William when cumpil-
menting the troops :, sid: After today
the army and navy are one The world
shall know cher, tl.e e.apercr ssook
his marsdial'.' baton yigorous,ls) that
where book my boys nobody snail ie.-
move Their.
Berlin. Dee. Is Emp ar Willia,.s Ii,
hi0 spesch upon the occasion of the 90
ception given here 10 Il lossibn af the
German coming sat m;slen recently ar
rived from China, said II iha returned
s0ldiers
With anxious fefehudiiis and haays
heart wiinesal your par;tMe from
the fathe.4alti. The efforts, sncn
awaited you could NOT b. FOL feseell. For
What you have Effected ! vifst, vol my
thanks In The nafs,c OF thcsentire faith
erland Yetl haze unde. all c!rcu,n-
stances upheld your Oath - the hsg. /
am h.nly convinced that zach has, done
hia duty In the hour OF NEED Yen have
not yet auiversd; no hand has trenhled.
Thus We're the yictories, saired Non.
among you can know with how great
JOY the news was received Of Your VIC
tories. in which the army ard navy to-
gether We're concerned
Yes. the great emperor king, By
whose statue you have marched today,
now looks down upon you. The ha.p Of
God, which has hitherto been wltl. us.
VIII continue on our side also in the fu-
ture.'
His majesty also referred to the COM
rades who are still In the far easS.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-18
PAGE on i.
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS:


TELEGRAPHIC NEWS:
Griggs Argues Porto Rico Case.
Chinese Situation Not Improved.
Beers Plans Well Laid.
Robbers Gat 5000 III Indiana.
Minister to Turkey Named.
Executive Council and .Arnes College.
p >f;E TWO.
GENERAL NEWS:
Another Negro I.ynchea in Indiana
Senate Votes on Treaty Thursday.
The Booz Hazins Invest cation.
pAGE Tiii;isss
IOWA NEWS.
New Rifes for tile National Guard.
t,skaloosa Franchise ordinance Wins,
C'het II sowes Released from Prison.
News Ct the State.
IsAfsFss FoJ K AND FIVE.
EDIToRIAL
ftizens or subject
The Pan American Exposition
Iowa Press Comment.
I.ooleron in Iows,
Iowa Ite;ns and News.
Wealth in W.Volly Flocks.
pAtaEs SIX ANn SEVEN
CITY NEWS:
Small Fortune in cinders.
Turner to Fight for Home
Loss by Fire.
Winding Ep csntral improvements.
Brief city News
II AGE. ErfsI4,r
IOWA a n GaIAI.F,Rc'IA
Special Grain Letter by Wire
TUESDAY Market C9uctations
NJ /,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-18
THE DAY IN CON GREss.
senate Rcsumes Con nsfdcratton O th
,.reaty " NJ inor VI :.tfers in House.

senate Resumes Consideration Of the
Treaty Minor NJ g tiers in House.
Nas'iir gtpn, Dee The senate at
l2.Sg wsilt inio executive session for.
further discussion Of the Hay aaunce-
fote treaty This was Ioisti.ie ef COL
uii3ia dsis IN 5th : house. Before tn : reg
lllas order vas rersS q upon a bill was
pa sseli 70 cEa'sse til lisne for holding
court in the southern jaflieial division
oil iowa.
The senate bill 70 anend the act u
authorize cons slction a bridge
ao.ess the Iis'sf lpfsi rive q. al Dubuque
r.. Wa passed
ssr gii re e,s Sessi on
an bss9Fe taking l,p tfee Hay
l'ssllsleefeis II aty The senate il,ified
snliIaor treaties before Il and A,:serGed
ihs tine 81. cor q ration tn reci-
pTecits- trsaiies which failed 10 secure
tien at the last session of congress-
for twalve months. Senator Foraker
filer poke on the eau 1eefote
trsaty ~ ing ~ise ai-
ton far he protection of American In.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-18
AN ACTRESS MURDERED.
Leading Lady OF Comedy Company
Killed by Her Husband, Who SUE


Huntington, Pa, Dec. isA c. Metz-
gas az Newark, n j., shot and killed
his Mtte THIS morning ut Hotel Hope
well ana then committed suicide Mrs.
MetzgSi. wa eaGing lady OF the Day-
idson GonledS Company. The couple
mad heFf seiaarat.d for some tigle.
NeWs nH, u. Dec. 49,. The police os
this eity received Information today
hat 4 fred Alstzgar stained glass
tiopewell. Pa. and tilens conlm.ted
suicide NIszger resided IN this city,
wiaere Ms M-sizeer was found alive
and she MAS shocked TO hear Of
She apaole tta gedy and said she had no
uspiaian $ to who the woman was,
tl.s- i,1,, - :
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-18
TWO Killed In syreck. !.

Milwaukee. Dec. 49, Two unknown
men We're killed in wreck on the
Northwestern road at South Milwaukee
last evening. A freight train broke in
twio and as the front end came to a malt
the rear crashed into it The people
killed are supposed to have attempted
10 cross the. track, thinking the entire
train had passed, and We're caught by
the rear end. The arms and legs of the
men seen in the wreckage was the first
known Of any loss of life.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-18
Robber,s pead Bos:v found.

New Orleans, Dec. 1S.-The dead body
of one OF he robbers who held up the
Chicago train on the Illinois Central
Tuesday night and was wounded in a
running fight with the officers has been
found near the scene of the robbery in
a suburb OF this city.
The dead roi,ber was identified as
Shanning Barnes. alias John H. Nelson.
atlas Jack Nelson. He was wanted for
holding up an Illinois Central train near
Wickliffe. Ky, last July and robbing the
cafe OF the American Express Company
Barnes cut his own threat.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-18
ROBBERS GET SIS, 600.
Big Haul Made by safe Crackers In

- n q >AS - > 20 70 SI dCKCFS IN
Ind1nna.
shelbyville. Ind, Dec. 1s-Kennedy's
bank at Hope south Of here was en-
tered a. $50 this morning. the safe
blown open with nitro glycsrine and 15.-
oeo carried off by tsyo men. who were
seen 70 leave the building by the night
operatorin the telephone exchange. The
rofbess had confederate posted OUT
=sce With q carriage in which al! es-
capped. A posse has started out after
the robbers
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-18
Mnndamus Writ Denied.

Jefferson City. Mo-, Dec. 1S.-Judge
Sherwood. in the supreme court today,
.denied the application of the St. Louis
Star for a writ Of mandamus against the
Associated Press IN its attempt to secure
the news ssrvice of that ASSOCIATION.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-18
TO Mnndalt1ns tic i,rcss.

Springfield. H., Dee IS Petitions for
a mandamus agaiast the Associated
Press We're presented to the supreme
court toda. by the Dsnver Post, New
York Evening Journal and Chicago
American. Each petitioner contends
that he is suffering irreparable damage
by reason of inability to obtain news
service of the Associated Press.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-18

Shamokin, Pa, Dee. 1s.-The strike at
the Natalie colliery ended this morning
and the ], 300 employees returned to work.
The Shamokin Coal Company agreed to
grant everybody the 10 per cent In
crease.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-18

4 ADMITTED TO BAIL,

Jessie Morrison Released on $1,000
Bond.
MTiealta. Kan, Dec. 1s.An Eidorads
dis2ateh says Jessie Morrison has beel
admitted to $1,000 bail
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-18
70 ASSIST IHI college
Executive Council to Meet Thursday
Morning to Discuss Ames Col
lege Situation.
Probable That a Portion Of the
Emergency Fund Will Be
Used
State Architect to Make Report at
Meeting Good Living at
Institutions.
,ecial 10 Times Republican.


4 Dtss Aloines Dec. The trustees Of
the lows state collea a Alnes wi laot
knov until next Trsirs'tsay What aid
Hthey may cxpect from the state in the
WORK Of requiring or rebuildiias ne
3burnee dornitoty. Eiovsrnar Shaw and
lSecfstaiy Dobs,on reported last Neck
they would be hone iat Saturday, so q
special messing Of thee col.ncii was led
! for hat day ana tFs building coninttSe
of tsie college VAS invited To appear.
i A1essss, Eurgerford and 3oardmai:
cafse 10 the eli ii but neither Shaw nclsI
II I0obsan arrived. The council meeting
WAS postponed until yesterday, but NJ
q I,ebson had not ye-t arrived. and TREAS
urer ierriott finds II liec s'sasy 10 be
abser few days, and tile executive
oouniI Will no, meet until Thursday
insxt sAs tfe meeting q the sllege
trustees occurs TlllrsGay afternoon the
icouacil fl5ineet in the morning and go
OYER the matter Nth a COMMITTEES and
Say wla, the STATE CAN and vii do ID
assist the coiiege. Mr.. Herriottshas been
= booking L he natter UP carefully and
finds that Will. the council has un-
ldoIbted sowe, and authorit, 10 use
/ ssarnc of the emergency fGrid 70 repair
4 the college building 1t Srill be In possible
& % make dire. appropriation far an
entii's. new building, asgthat would BE-
/ q matter. fo, tbs legfs latlirc ofly. Tbs,
feil Z of5 a l1til "a y sS' . for
i fisis' Syissssa n 9 money yet, ne hsst pay
ats ak cg'ia z g - tst he treas
Il sui'.tss oilise ias' se'sA "a sum beng
= l'ayillefsl > u Der hat VI
not come IN until mex year. Then plans
Lean be MADE f2F a good rsw bnssfilng
a'e stale areilltefs lfss pell q req 6. tf'
80 40 Alises z RI ~ tSe ea;ef ul irls'eetien
4 sf ffe burned spiilidlisg eng MAKE
written port ~ fne trnsfes.s's before ~
next meeting On inc coAf.tiion "a the
f2nrieation ard the wisaorslsof rebuild
I4rg Miifh w tepfiilioa tfals lie Itoist
4 Ali the ilelsl3ess q Z tseolsnsiil vi tio1i
.lcapan1litag tiIeflls'siys-s ii'lalsy sssa;sk
siiseoi,rag Of g "a rye espesaditure g.
repair the old bnileing.
u tell you, Mr. es'ssi'aie, tfiss Is q asnigh-
4 itEs goad motel You fpe running Ehere
Tat- ma n sss s'tos sI3osSe a.as' convict a
Fort " allison. aild y E ase ''ess'se q mem
'e,sc'f t:e t's'slia f.f c'9fatl.sa
We ps'en ~ silsts q + 81 . fla x
was lissHsr q q p N' rF
2aVe is sIlefi Sess- i'1oa tlss vsssesiis
) NJ. I ~
-Ns.d siia' s. -.
~ s e. ss.'
10y 8 s'iiss w sss s'L s ~
4 y ID - 81 't'
- ~. A. ), ssS. :.
90 ls.'s' Z 8
= 3 I, q.
s s ). a4t
-. ~ s. VI, -,
- q. -
~ =. " Z, s
Ns1 s'n,5t nse'as ,' -
- ~ ~ ss'ss't = y.
~ -
" ~ s s
y, y; y s.
8, 80 -, - : -
- : ~, =, q ~, tslsii
Ky os'Si y " :
- 49,, ~ 5l's
Y s'so.i's 'ss' ~ = rs. pa ON
1890 ~ " 'a'' sss X
'',,'s3 s,sl' .s 81 49,, ~
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-18

At the secret consistory at Rome the
pope appointed a number of bishops, in
Guiding Mgr. Keane. formerly rector of
The Catholic University at Washington,
to the diocese OF Dubuuqe.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-18
pope Complains of ltalr

Rome Dee. + he pope IN alloeution
thanked God, wilo rad enabled him 70
aesoasi,iish tlie holy year Many painful
fs'attsrs. however. afflicted him, ne went
.oil @ say, espee ally the conflict between
IT, 8i5tl ias ltlf;h. resulting in vio-
lation Of papal rights.
q tlli9sss perhaps are to be
dpprstended continued his holiness.
III IS truly calamity that the pontiff
ees rolled foi8ib by of his just and ie-
eiiin,atei eisisnty which IS closely
sbaalnd with The liberty OF his ministry
The ppntif Is ainw held utstier the pow-
q 81 other. men and subjected to their
5sibtrasy Viii.
*pisiieuties arise when we see the
aasnination ef Roine pass from one to
a'sc,iier as tho II We're a ri-s,it instead
& bring the fruit of Injustice. We wish
ths right of the papacy 20 remain in
fsst We declare that aei,hsr time nor
thf saieees ssionaef rulers can suppress or
,arrt;fy
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-18
SENATOR Sui!fynn NYcds.

Washington. Dec. lS. Senator William
Y. sullivan. of Mississippi. and Mrs.
Marie Atkins, of this city. We're married
in Stephens church this afternoon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-18

hundred yearsh has with one partial ex-
ception, been uniform in regarding ac-
quired territory as neither bound nor
privileged by that instrument until
brought within its operation, either by
express compact in the treaty or by act.
of congress until brought within it's op-
eration, either by express compact in
the treaty or by act or congress-: and.
that acts of congress- do not apply 70 saf-
ter-acruired territory until extended to.
it By subsequent legislative enactment.D
Constituting, he said it VAS not con-
tended that congress had absolute;
power over the lives and property OF
citizens There is here & he went on,
no proposition to contiscate or de-
stroy the possible qualify Of the plain
tiff merchandise. 1T is a mere demand
Of a right 10 tax it at the Gus tom house.
The right to tax at our own ports incr-
chandise coming from outlying terri-
tory of the limited States is rot a
strange or unusual exsrGisc Of fSwer
There is nothing essentially unjslst in
such a apractice, may bs- made un7
just by the severity of the tax ar tbs
ris,5r of the prohibition. but 50 ,no y any
kind of a custom n.7use linpeS tion.
lSuch practice has long been Followed
by evs rs7 civilized power. Fsisslal to-
day levies duties on the mere llanSlise Of
Tall her colonies when bforght in5o tn
limited states She dIa the same in
lsanlte nlte-revolutionary days and W. viii
mot find among the complaints pf tha
7 American coionists any protest on this
score
Mr.. ciriggs then entsyed upon thp
pre- itation of his subject ia detail. He
IcontenGed that the right of the Unised
States to acquire terriiery mad been
Iasssrted in the declaration Of independ-
cnce and said that such ACQUISITION
|eould be made eitber by conquest, by
lstreat 81. by annexation or by discqv cry
lie quoted a number of supreme court
\ great deal afJa tteisri9n was given 1 .
the right 70 s''vsrn territory wiien once
lacaliiied ans. i,Munersibie autharities
Nyete aadsicea IN support os iilis posi-
ltE9n, among others se sion of the
supreme court n tlit Aainn9n cnurch
eases in Which he court said that III
Mould be absurd 70 hold fsa he :aited
Sta les has power TO aet!aiie t.,isitoiy
afd no power. 10 govel II wissii az
laeqiired. In this case the colift said
f,Irshei on that the United states hav-
ling acqg,ited tbs terriiary of L.gu.s sana
and the territories ,as.sy of the Rocky
lsnpuntalns INC United states govern
nssili vas ths enly one which c9uiG inn
| pose sasss upon them and It's sovereign :
lsty over theln was complete. IN the
course Of his argnrslent 10 this cpnEec-
ltien Mr.. 81 ls 'sls serttsi that ift4rna :
tional Law sleelares tirat me rlf y SOW
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-18
IS LIMITED IN SCOPE
Pekin Dispatch Alleges the Chinese
Situation is Not Improved by
Agreement.
Scope Of the Negotiations Limited
by the Recent Conference Of
ministers.
Washington Authorities Discuss the
Delay Occasioned by Britain
General News.

London. Dec. IS. A Pelslns dispatch TO
the Pail Mall Gazette s;,ys:
The stuation is not improved by the
representa- tives Of the powers havirs
reach d an agreement, ss he scope of
negotiations is limited and the effect
neutrallzea. The allies have neglected
to close the ars'enals and factories at.
Hankow and Shanghai and have tailed
to check sranS.nissionsof supplies OF ans
munition tc tbs Chinese. Tlng Fuhl
Slang has every oppprtuajty Of rallyinss
and equipping an army. He has secured
the positipno Of dictator, terrorizes the
empress and controls the whole move
ments of troops. Itwill oe necessary 70
give the military operations of the allies
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-18
small Town Burned.

Elk Point, S. D., Dec 1S.-Fire today
destroyed the entire business portion OF
the town, involving loss Of about $780,
O0O
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-18
|GR|GGS ARGUES CASE
Attorney General Of United States
Presents Governments Side Of
Porto Rico Case.
Continued Interest is Maintained in
the Hearing Before the su.
preme Court
Griggs Presents Strong Array Of
Frecedents and FONTS on Con-
stitutional Law.


sllsuOaolldl LdW
NJ, ~; ~, i.
- s'''' ~ : .'''s'' ~
7 IN 3 Porto Rico illppille cnsF1S, 8involv-
ling the status, Of tliosie countries 10 the
t,niten States ~, a - %, IN the on.
81,
* = = = 's'sa 'il-
tsrest ~ ~ ~ cas'es' was shown by the
large Attendance of prominent members
Eof tbs. bar and BY the crowd of specta-
|ltor, sh;Sf flied the n,,hJ;c a,sa ana
:.
- : n
'ss1ss' s''''a'V. s'sii'si ~ e'ae f7s'rso ~
80 5eS'ses' es''i'pisleu ms argument and
| Vas followed by Lawrence Harmon.
Ecounsel in the Philippines case. Attor-
llney General Griggs, then presented the.
lease Ia. behalf of the government.
1 Mr. f;riggs' plea was bas.d mon .;
I lbrlef 81 20o pages, th@ greater part 81
(which Was 6svotea 10 nresanti Mr. the
/ arg t,,nent of tie United sts,ts wh5le
ltne IS naming norton is in tba sha,,ae 81
l;Aft aapsnSlix giving rh.. .sy az tb.s
ps;les trAatvs IL f,y..ss, ti,ss IN
/ and spaln and ,,sn ,ha tex. ~ ostt,3,
te4a.i,ss e,,nr5s,.a a. bsa, ,,.,a, ~
Ions t;an
IL ~. ,,,i,,s, q, 4. ,,,.s s;,..
l5a- ,i,.,,..s,.s,. 49, ,.
/; ~. ,,.s,a s., s.ss
Ia ',r,1ss ",
z, 3
Z. A
49, ~. 80 ~ - -
.. ~ X. !. y
IS, :.
z 81 =
- '''ts'ii 80 80 iso' . "
ssia I, nay iti ss'ol al'fso ~ has .he
rssAt'i 2 = osSih y aiaaSs as8iii''lstiasiNe
re sssetoii tiiu
Jasate.'i 81 l'iresus't afilrin wa VERY
i'ise " g Ss''i epfiiists5sls l'i's9 i'sf n
"a il's.ssss iis iotsigh uhlil iaAss ais ~;
le'lass' = % ne hs;AV l,sSssss
ser $; nat s43esctause e' t.is- con stilu7
ton OF tile ilttea safes atsfilsarli' g
duties uniform tnruont he nlted
states IS not applicable to new posses
! sliors and tHat the constitution does not
extend of its own force over acquired
1 territory.
4 IN his general contention on behalf
of he United States Mr.. Gfigss argued d
\ that his opponents were wrong from
! both = legal and q constitutions point
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-18
T.-R. BULLETIN:
NEWS OF II ~
The Weather.

Iowa-Fair tonight and We day;
cooler in the northeast
Illinos-Fair tonight and Nvednesda y,
cooler in the extreme south.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-18
Propose To Ada 10 tho Terms.

Berlin. Dec. 49, correspondent Is in
formed by the highest source tina the,
Levers are by no means united in their
action in Pekln. ard are delibarating
over an additional paragraph to BE-
added to the peace propositions.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-18
Noted Mcdicnl Instructor Dead.

Chicago, Dec. ls.--Dr. Ephraim In
gallg, a professor in Rush Medical Col
lege, Is dead. aged 49,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-18

s What Of the fut1ire2' ~ was asked
With d sifsce..e return to its Old time
se9si'isss y he replied. the ola Tim. VIC
tories Of the democratic party Viii GER
stafllly be W3.l
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-18

The Williams Manufacturing Com
pany of Cedar Falls has become incor-
porated;. capital s4ls, 500 incprporators.
NJ. Williams. H. o. Williams and w. L.
Williams. The company il to manufac-
ture shirts. overalls and clothing.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-18

fcontlnued on Eiehth page.l
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-18

Made $4,000 on real estate
deal by reading the T.-R, and
getting in ahead Of the other fellow.
Read the T .-R.