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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-06-13

BON ibm eetrennt, erblidt man bas
IosenaHnte rReuftGbtsr Rutb6aus".
einen Sol5bau nit nSiebsoi4sum"
(Sburmerter) unb sriinli9 f9iaerns
ben alien 8uBenI9eibsn.
4nfdnss bes Iebten S%abrbunberts
mar Wernigerobe nod cine ipa1re
Sunbitdtte alter SarSer Suusbauten.
Die fuIeenben furdtbaren StaOts
brdnbe berni6teten leiber ben grDbten
She'll btefer S9Gbe pieles purbe aud
bon unberitdnbiger Sdnb abgerifen,
Tim Reubauten PGab gu i9uffen. Qus
ben 8rGnbsn serettet, trobt nod beute
Der 9epaltige nWeiterntbOrt6urm" =
Elm lleberreit Der Stabtbsfeitigung =
benz 3abn Der 3ett; ipsniser gut ers
bdlten eripeifen ii6 einige peitere
S9alentbiirme an ben aerbrDdelnben
Stabtmaueru, bic nit ibren i9malen
S6iebi6arten pte i9ldfrig in bas
mpberne 9etriebe Der regiamen Staot
f6aueu.
Inter ben Reubautsn Der StaDt
Iinb bemertensnertb: bas @pmnas
fun (ein 59UneS sotbii4es Gdge'
bGube), bas ct. 9eorsii Soipital, bic
Giebfrduens unb ct. @plpeItritirde.
Bon ben dlteren &ir9enbduten bic
Ct. Sbeobalbitir9e WDidenrooe),
iotpie bic 81. SObunnistir9e nit I6Ds
men 9lasmalereien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-06-13
9as &.

Sk Stabt liegt malerif9 am gins
gang 5peier nalbgriiner SbGler, in
bic ii9 bic beiben pbengenannten @orz
orte bineinsieben. Den S~intergrunO
bilben buntle 8erscoulifen, aus beren
8uloesi9mud Sablrei9e @ilen uno
Sierli6e Spmmerptueggiaturen bers
OOrlugen. Sn blauer Serne rsdt alt>
batter 8roden fein Saupt empor, bros
benO in finiterer DOItenbiue, Ober
benz frsunbli9 einldbsnben Wirtb
slei9, penn bic Spnne ieinen fablsn
S9eitel tiBt unb er liar uno f4arf
uuf a5urblauemSintersrunb erf9sint,
Rabe, Elm taft sreifbdres Bib.
2ints ii6er Der Stabt - auf benz
aamm zines 8or6erges - sriiBt bds
8abr3eiden BON Derniserpbe: bus
fiiritli4e SalOB. SIS Sdblt unbeitrit>
ten gu 9eutf6lanbs fdOniten Berg
i9lOFern. Sn ieinen InfGnsen biz
tn's SpOIfte Sabrbunbert auriidreis
denb, mar bus S9lob ebemats Elm
nii9terner, unsestieberter 5u4psrts
bdu nit einem sebriidten, einIumen
Sbirmden. @rIt in ben fs9siser
Sabren lieB es Shirt Otto gu Stols
berg : Wernigerobe nit einsm riefigen
&Oitenaufpanb gGnSli9 umgsftalten
pnO erneuern. SIN 2auf mebrsrer
Sabre entftanb iener itol5e, eotbif9e
8au, Der - an ii6 IGpn elm berrlts
DIES S6foBbilb = Der lanoI9aftlis
den Scensrie Ieiner llmsebung nod
elm neues, reides S9muditid binSus
fiigte. Sn ITO Meter SDbe iiber benz
RarttplaB Der Stabt 1T bas Sdlob,
benz coupirten Ssrrain folgenb, duf
mebreren SerraFen poftirt, bic bur9
WenOeltreppen unb tunnels nit eins
amber in 8erbinbung iteben. Rad
Der S6aIfeite itiiben mddtige, bobe,
9ranitene Mauerpfeilsr bic @ebGube;
bas Snnere bieier Pfeiler lit gu gss
rGumigen Gelleranlasen aussenuBt.
Die Oberfte SerraFe bilbet auglei9
ben innerenS 4loBbof unb ipirb rings
umIdloHen Don ben @obns unb
qru6trdumen bes 9eIiBsrs. an einem
Der pOrtale erbebt Ii9 aGbnefleti9enb
bic &ieIenseitalt bes lebten @eteranen
aus benz 9Gren5ipinser, Der beute lesr
itebt. 9tnter ibm = auf Der JenIters
briiitun9 elm ausgeitupftes, 9eise
ipielenbes aeff4en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-06-13
Sprtiruna Der Seibe.

feline Seicenfabsn Iduft bur6 ibre
Singer unb tpirb auf benz Ii9 Oreben=
ben @efen bon benz anoern 4rbeitsr
in raider 8epsgung erbalten, ioIanse
Der sSaoen ungebroden bletbt. 9ier
Ie6en mir Sa%britbstrieb; no bic
Spinner i1r @sIdGft gu SauIe bstrsis
ben, lam man beo6dhten. pie elm
Weib ben Gocpn nit ben Sinsern abs
ldufen lGbt unb bas tlsine 9eIteI nit
ben 3c6en in 8epegung er6Glt. Die
abaeIponnene Seibe ipirb bann BON
Weibern gu StrGbnen getuunben unb
lit fomit fertis fir ben Sanoel. Der
G%uropGer betpunbert bas ~uuberorbents
lid feline Saitgefiibl. bas bic Ginses
bprenen bel Der Sortirung Der SGben
entfpideln; is unterideioen sendu,
cbne iemals gu irren, bic 4bftufungst
Der Side Der SGbeu. bic elm unsei9uls
tes gluss rur BEL einsebenber @ergIeis
dung sntbedt.
Die inbiTde Seibe pirb an Srt unb
STEELE. in WurIhibabab unb 9erbdm.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-06-13
Gin SonneasW iotor.

Der 9ebante, bic DGrme Der
Spnne bireft als 4r6eit lsiitenbe
8raft gu benubsn, lit nift neu; tns
brett iinb ia fat aIe uniere 8rafters
aeu9er, bic Steintpble, has Sols, Der
Wino. bic Strait Der Wellen, lmges
formte Sonnenenergie. 8eoenten
mir dber, bab bic u%nferer @rbe in eis
ner Stuube BON Der Sonne sugez
itrablte Sibe i'm Stanbe tpdre, cine
Wafermense BON sepobnli6er Sems
perutur gum Siebeu 5u brinssn. bic
eineu Baum BON bier &ubttmeilsn
flint, 10 ieben mir lei9t Elm, bab man
= ipenn es geldnge, einen esoben
Sbetl Der SonnenpGrme auf einen
Puntt gu concentriren - in ibr cine
bel @rbeit lsiftenbs Ddrmequeae
fdtte. nan fam bies duf 5peisrlei
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-06-13

IN tdeIn Der Gpcons.
fen ie auf febr grpBen 9eiteaen nit
Yalmgeflehten ausge6reitet peroen,
I'M an Der Sonne gu trodnen. Wenn
10 bic Gpcons reibentpeiIe gslegt Iinb,
6engeb obsr bernfteinfarbig, unb ii9
I6arf abbeben bon benz Ountelrotb
Der Wuuer, pGbrenb ii9 buStpii6en
bic bunteln 9sitalten Der @inge6ores
nen in. beGfarbigen @etpGnbern beipea
gen, oariiber Der tiefbIaue Simmel ii9
ipDlbt, 10 geiuGbrt bas elm 9eIammts
bib bon unber9eBli9em 5drben3duz
Der. Sterduf fperoen bic Gocons ipie8
Der in sroben &0rbsn, bic nit Sad
Eeinfpanb bsbsdt finb. in einem sez
f9loFsnen Baum bsiBen OGmpfen
ausseiebt, bis iie seniisenO gei9meis
big iinb, nm aufgepunOen peroen gu
f0nnen. Sober 2atai, 10 beiben bic
bDlsernen OrebseitslIe, bic ba3u be-
nubt perben, nirb BON 5pei 4rbeitern
bebient, burunter au9 @eiber unb
&na6en. Der cine bodt duf ben Ser
fen auf elmer langsn Iteinernen 8dnt
nit elmer 8ertiefung, in Der bic Go
cons feudt gebalteH perpsu. Der
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-06-13
Der So9Ifpiegel.

@eiie erreiden, eritens. inOsm man
NIT Silfe GROCER Sammelltnien
(8rennsIdIer) bic Wdrme auf einen
Yuntt Dereinist; 5tpeitens, inbem man
mittelIt GROCER 9oblfpiegel. bic be-
fanntlia sbenfaqs bic @igenidaft
buben, bic Strablen gu iummeln unb
auf einen puntt gu pereinigen, bic
Strablsn Der Sonne a%uffGngt. Dor
einigen Subren bat ein Sranaoie Nas
mems 8ilette eine sroBe 2isIe BON A
Sub 9ur6meiTer %cpnitruirt, nit Der
er bic SpnnenItrablen auf einenpuntt
fummelte; subeiierne 8lDde unb 9rus
nititiide purben i'm 8rennpuntt bieier
2tnie in fpenigen Setunben gum
S9mel5en gebrd9t. Nunmebr dber
bat elm GpnIortium 9oItoner Snbus
i%trielIer einen Ipparat berIteaen lahen,
Der bic concentrate Sonnenlpdrme
prattiI9 peripertbet. Dieter apparut,
Der in Si ibspaFabena in GuIifprnien
aufssItsIt 1T, bsItebt 5unddit aus eis
mem rteIieen Soblfptesel. Der aus
1888 einSelnsn Spieselfld6en suium.
menesIebt 1T. Der mGdtise Spiegsl
1T auf einem eroben 9eiteG montirt,
unb 1T. dbnIid ben sroBen aitrOnomts
f9en Sernrobren mittelft zines llbrs
fpertes berartig brebbar an9eorbnet,
buB sr ftets ieinen Mittelpuntt Der fi4
am Simmel fortbetpegenben Sonne
supenbet. Der Spiegel, befen
9ur6msFer 33t SUB betrdgt, mddt
aus einiger Gntfernang betru9tet, ben
ginbrud zines eroBen WinOmotors.
Die Sonnenitrablen lperoen ale mad
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-06-13
@srHiseroOe arn Sars.

gu ben urGlteIten InIieblunsen bes
5~arSgebietss gebOrt unitreitig Dernis
eerpbe, feline @riinbuns mag balb I'M
Elm S~abrtauIenb Suriidliegen. S9on
I'm 1920 nannten bic @rafen bon Seis
mar (bei Silbesbeim) ibre Burg nab
bisIem SarSprt, .unb bereits 1929
psrben Der &aufmannsinnuns bon
'Msrnigerobs bieielben Re9te perliez
ben, tpie ie bic &dufleute Der alien
&atieritabt @oslar beIaBen.
Seute lit nDernigerobe am 9arS""
oh ieiner berrliden, 9efdiibten Gage
elm ptelbeIu9ter Sommeraufentbalt
unb INSTRUMENTATION SauIenber BON
SurStouriiten. 9ds auberorbentli9
mtloe Slima prdbeItinirt bic Stabt
uHo lire 8ororte Suferpbe unb ROz
I6snrobe gang DEFENDERS our @rbos
lungsitdtte fir ACKNOWLEDGEMENT,
pdbrenb ben Sarstouriiten ppn bier
aus ale @ese su @ebote iteben, UNI
ausfliige in bas 9anSe Sar5gebirge
gu unternebmen. Ni6t nit llnre6t
ptrb bu6er DernigeroOe Der rS6liiz
lei oes Sar5es" senunnt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-06-13

pore. auf San6psbeftiiblen Osrarbettet
au ben Eanbesiiblidsn Saris nit
Quaften unb glumenmuitern am
Satnm, bic felt uraltet 3eitsn in Sns
bien 'bas Gbrsntleib zines 8rdutigams
bilben. Den Mobammebanern binges
gen per6ietet baS 9eTeb ibres propbes
ten. refine Seioe gu trasen. beshdlb
perben fir Iie nit elmer 8eifisung
BON 9dumpoIe bic dfs Wai9ru unb
Sufi (bus beiBt erlaubt unb seiebs
mdBis) beSeihneten b%albfeibeneu 9es
tusbe berseitsat unb finben mdFenbafs
ten MbIab.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-06-13

Der 5uriidtsbrsnhe 9iensr. lid babe
ben alien Mann m;6t mebr sefunben.
Sbr Mmofen tonnte i'd ibm ni4t ses
BEN"
,S1dbe !"... murmelt 5eritreut
Siiritin Olga unb IdBt ii9 nadidHig
beim 5enfter uuf einen Sipan nies
Der -.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-06-13
aeiuea r.

Der grat bat mir fir mein aei6en
cine Iebr ftrenge Sur anseoronet. Ghen
bari i'd nur ieRr penis absr Bier
1T mir erlaubt!"
-@ber mas molten sic benn9 Dds
lit ia bdnn gar teine 2ur!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-06-13
Sanslieoheu.

Spislmar, gum Sun3e
Spiele 9u mir!
2iebdtn i'm Strange
SD tang nit Dir!
Wie 0u Did brebIt unb bissit.
Nun in benz 4rm mir liesit.
9ieb Did ans SerS mir idmiesf!
9eut' III bic frO6e 3eit
Sn luft'eem 8raus!
Morsen liest melt. ia melt
Morsen iit's aus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-06-13

9~dgabunb: pa bat mir elmer mtt'
men S6naps iiber bic Soisn sei6iittet.
pds Ipll i6 mir iebt Sdblen laIien
einen nsuen SGuaps oosr eia Ydar
neut SoIen9"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-06-13

2ieb' Did, msin 2inb6en.
2ieb', neil i9 muB!
Reif)' mir 9ein Miinb6en
Ser3ig gum &uB!
Reisen Der, neigen bin,
2uitis i'm Reieen b'rin,
Weil id 9ein eigen bin!
Seut' lit bic frp6e 3eit
Sn luit'sem 9raus!
Mprsen lie9t peit, ia melt -
Morgen iIt's aus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-06-13
Sur4tbure Drobuns.

49,. Sd Isbe fhOr. id mub ener1
glider nit Dir Dors.ben. SommIa
Du nodmul 70 fpdt mad Saufe, fol
ipirb bic 26din furtsefhidt unb i'd
fanse an. pieber isIbft gu tO@sn!A
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d ite Roulette.

.@slt. Srau Subsr, sic tubsn
sinen npblen 3immerberrn9" = limb
OBJ! 9ds lit Elm feiner Serr. elm iebr
feiner Serr! Del bat an Ramen,
ben lam man gar nidt einmal uuss
ipreGen!"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-11-14
TWO PAROLES WANTED
Governor Will Be Asked to Re.
lease "sherm" Wilcox and
John Benish.
The Former Killed Frank Kosina
During Quarrel at
Picnic.
Latter Attempted to Murder His
Sweetheart at Walford..Both
Good Prisoners.

Special to Times Republican.
Belle, PLANE, Nov. 14.-Hon. Tom III.
Miner and ex-senator j. j. Mosnat left
this morning for Des Moines, where to-
day they had an appointment with
Governor Leslie NJ. Shaw for a confer-
ence relative to securing paroles for
two Tama and Benton county prisoners,
now serving terms in the Anamosa
state prison.
The prisoners are "Sherm' Wilcox
and John Benish, the former sentenced
to twelve years imprisonment from
Tama county and the latter to two
years from Benton county. Wilcox was
convicted of murder in the second de-
gree in January, 1899, for the killing OF
Frank Kosna. a Bohemian of Tama.
The killing was the result of drunken
carousal on one Sunday afternoon at a
Bohemia picnic near Chelsea. Some
words ensued over a threshing machine,
and that led to a question as to who
should pay for keg of beer, valued at
$3.50. Angry words followed on both
sides, resulting in Wilcox shooting Kos
ina with revolver. Wilcox has made
an exemplary convict and the three
years that he has served are considered
as necessary punishment for the crime.
The parole will be asked because Of his
good conduct In prison.
John Benish, the other prisoner for
whom parole will be asked, was con-
victed at the last term of the Benton
county court for assault with attempt
to commit murder. Bensh became en-
ragged at young woman. Agnes Girsa,
of Walford. whom he had been keeping
company with and who had cast him
aside. He was insanely jealous and de-
termined to end the lives of both. He
shot the girl twice and then himself.
The young woman's wounds did not
prove to be very serious ana she soon
recovered. Benish, however. was the
worst injured of the two, the ball he
sent into himself passing thru the left
breast, below the heart. At the time he
was sentenced 1t was thought the
wound had healed but he was placed in
the prison laundry and has been very Ill,
hemorrhages having ensued with re-
suit that he has come near dying on one
or two occasions. 1t is because Ct his
critical condition that his parole will
be asked.
It is said the girl has promised to
marry Benish when he is liberated.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-11-14

separately and only very recently an
ingenious chemist succeeded in combin-
ing them. together with other anusep-
tics, into pleasant effective tablet.
Druggists sell the remedy under> the
name OF Stuart's Catarrh Tablets and 1t
has met with remarkable success in the
cure Of nasal catarrh, bronchial and
throat catarrh and in catarrh Of the
stomach.
Mr.. F. N. Benton, whose address is
care of the Clark House, Troy. n. Y,
says: when / run up against anything
that is good like to tell people Of 1t.
have been troubled with catarrh more
or less for some time. Last winter more
than ever Tried several so-called cures,
hut did not get any benefit from them
About six weeks ago bought 50-cens
box OF Stuart's Catarrh Tablets and am
glad to say that they have done wonders
for me and do not hesitate to let all my
friends know that Stuarts Catarrh Tab
lets are the right thing"
Mr.. George j. Casanova. of Hotel Grif-
fon, West Ninth street. New York City,
writes: IT have commenced using
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets and already
they have given me better results than
any catarrh cure have ever tried"
A leading physician Of Pittsburg ad-
v!ses the use OF Stuart's Catarrh Tab
let's In preference to any other treat
ment for catarrh Of the head. throat or
stomach.
He claims they are far superior to In
halers, salves. lotions or powder. and are
much more convenient and pleasant to
take and are so harmless that little
children take them with benefit as they
contain no opiate. cocaine or any poison
Gus drugs.
All druggists sell stuart's Catarrh
Tablets at so cents for the full-size pack
age and they are probably the safest and
most reliable cure for any form Of ca
tarrh.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-11-14
PLAYED AN OLD TRICK.
Thieves Get $50 Worth Of Silks From
Waterloo Store,
Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Waterloo. Nov. 1.-TWO half bolts OF
silk were stolen from the store Of w.
NJ. Steele here Tuesday morning; but
the theft was not discovered until
Wednesday. Early Tuesday morning
when there was no one in the store but
w. NJ. Steele and boy clerk. four
tough looking men entered the place
one asked for small article kept in the
store. The four separated. two going
back with Mr.. Steele and two remaining
in the front part of the place. The US
ual trouble was experienced in satisfy
ing the purchasers and while the trans
action was in progress the two buns in
front quietly secreted two half bolts OF
silk under their overcoats and with the
other two who had made their pur-
chases. walked out.
The boy told Mr.. Steele he thought
one of the men had stolen something
and was sent out to follow the thieves.
The boy could find no tract of them. 1t
is presumed they hurried from the vi
cinity. Wednesday the loss was dis
covered. The loss amounts to about
$50
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-11-14
SCRUBS DEFEAT VARSITY.
Former Captain Williams Plays
Against Old Team and Wins.


Iowa City. Nov. l4-Williams II, var
sIty s, is the result of the lineup OF
the first and second teams on Iowa field
for the first regular game this week.
Capt Williams played quarterback on
the second team and made a touchdown
from punt by the varsity and later
drop-kicked a goal from the 35-yard
line The scrubs could not gain against
the varsity save when Williams carried
the ball on a fake play but Williams
would punt down to the varsitys goal
and the varsity runner would tumble or
be downed in his tracks. This kind Of
play kept the scrimmages in the var
sity's territory for the greater part Of
the time. The scrubs twice held the
varsity for downs on their Ave- yard
line and 1t was only after three-quar-
ters Of an hour OF play that wilkins
forced his way past Captain Williams
for a touchdown. The scrubs braced
with Williams at quarter so that they
played nearly as good ball as the var
sity. Coach Knipe said after the game
that it was one OF the best practice
games the varsity had had.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-11-14
.|HE IOWA DA|RYM[N
Close OF the State Convention at
Dubuque..New Officers
Elected.
S. B. Shilling, OF Mason City.
Chosen for Presidents.
Awards Made.
George A. Gates, Former Presi-
dent Of Iowa College, Of
fered Position.
eial to Times-Republican:

Special to Times Republican:
Dubuque, Nov. 1.-THE State Dairy
Association closed it's convention today
with the election of the following Off
GERS:
President, S. B. Shilling, Mason City
Vice Presidential. II. Carpenter, Ell
sade:.
Secretary. c. DAILY, Charles City.
Treasurer-M. w. Ashby, Hazleton.
The association endorsed E. Sudden
dorf, of Elgn. H., for superintendent of
the dairy exhibit at the St. Louis expo
sition.
AT last nights session Former Con-
gresham Grout of Vermont. Twaney of
Minnesota, and Dahle of Wisconsin dis
cussed the Grout bill. They said the
bill would pass the coming congress,
and urged the dairy men to use their
influence with the members of congress-
Former Governor Hoard of Wisconsin
presided. The awards in the butter con-
tests were announced az follows:
Creamery clas@A L. Thompson Of
Poplar Grove H., scored 81. first prize;
y. III. Kiefer of Strawberry Point. Iowa.
96.5, second prize. Dairy class--B. +.
Norton of Cresco, Iowa. sS.25, first; B.
j. Dehoogh of Boyden. Iowa, 90. second.
Chicago Dairy Produce Educational.
contest-A. Z. Thompson, 1856, first; III.
j. l.. Rosenau of Minnesota. $685. sec
ond; NJ. j. Mansager of Iowa, 96.l2,
third.
To reporter Congressman Grout said
he was very optimistic as to the outlook
for his measure and he expressed his
belief that it would go thru congress at
the coming session with little or no OPP
position. The bill is calculated to regu-
late the sale of oleomargarine. By its
provisions a tax of 10 per cent is put on
the uncolored article. The friends OF
the measure say that the levying of
tax would have deterrent effect on
those who are desirous of palming off
oleomargarine as real butter. Oppon-
ents Of the measure say oleomargarine
is the poor mans butter, and being
healthful article he should be allowed TIC
have it on his table. The 10 per cent
tax would practically prohibit its manu-
facture.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-11-14

operation. When it closes only one mill
is in existence to be talked about at
the end of the cut. The w. and d. mill
and the Mueller mill have been de-
stroyed by fire.
The cut of the Mueller mill before
the fire had been close to twenty mil
lion feet. The Lindsay & Phelps cut
this season has been q trifle less than
the usual amount for the reason that
the logs have been smaller and the
work of getting the most out OF the
logs has taken Il little more time at
the saws. When the logs are all large
the saws can be made to clip thru the
logs at great rate. When the logs
are small and the stock In the yards
lis broken as it has been in all the
yards here this year, more care has to
be exercised to get out Of the logs all
that is possible.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-11-14
MEDICAL MEETING.
Fort Dodge District Association Holds
Convention at Manson.

Fort Dodge District Association Holds
Convention at Manson.
Special to Times Republican.
Manson, Nov. 1.-THE Fort Dodge Dis
trict Medical Association convened in
this city Tuesday afternoon with the
largest attendance in its history as we'll
as the most complete program ever CIV
en- by this society. Miss Eastgate's pa
per OIL "Obstetrical Nursing" was of ex-
ceeding interest. The Pocahontas Dis
trict Medical Society was admitted to
and is now affiliated with this associa-
ton. Following is the program:
Paper, Typhoid Fever"-Dr. e. E.
Morton. Vincent, Iowa.
ics--Symposium-
Diagnosis of Pregnancy"-D A. II.
McCreight, Fort Dodge. Iowa.
Management of Normal Labor'-Dr.
A. NJ. Pond, Webster City. Iowa.
"obstetrical Nursing" Gertrude
Eastgate, Fort Dodge, Iowa.
abnormal Labor"-Dr. c. j. Saun-
.ers. Fort Dodge, Iowa.
"Placenta P@via"-Dr. r. Evans,
Fort Dodge. Iowa.
"Puerperal sepsis and Pelvic Tnfiam-
mation"-Dr. C. H. Churchill, Fort
Dodge. Iowa.
Cesarean Section and Symphysioto-
my'-Dr. Van Knott, Sioux City.
The next meeting will be held in this
city on the second Tuesday OF Februa-
nv, 1902
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-11-14
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MORE GROUND NEEDED.
University Regents May Buy New Sit
for Medical Building.


for Medical Building.
Special to Times Republican.
Iowa City. Nov. 14.-The board of re-
gents of the University of Iowa is
thinking of securing the old Hutchinson
hospital for the siote of theshrdiululu
hospital for the site of the new medical
building for which the state has been
asked for 100000 to construct. The
Hutchinson property comprises quar-
ter of block and it is thought that 1t
will be comparatively easy to obtain
the remainder of the block once the
Hutchinson property is secured. The
legislature has been asked for so0,0o0
with which to purchase the new ground
NEEDED by the growth of the university
and the site for the medical building
is one of the first needs in the matter of
ground room. 1t was at first proposed
to erect the new medical building on
the present medical campus north OF
the medical hospital and east OF the
homeopathic hospital This has been
found Impossible as there would rot be
enough space for the 10 foot fire space
demanded of large buildings.
The university Will also acquire the
ground west OF the present campus to
the river as building sites as soon as
possible. This ground should have been
acquired a long time ago. AT one time
1t was offered to the university for
like $500 but D. w. Richard-
son of Davenport who at that time was
so powerful on the board OF regents
that the university was called, Rich
ardson's University" spurned the offer
and said that it would only be a ques-
ton Of time before the flats would be
given to the university. Since that
time, ten times that sum has been paid
for the atheletic park, very small
part Of the flats"