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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-26
S05 MCttcr.

Tiir Morplan0 mO Den Gtitrrtt
Columbia Rc1cu mo n0roIid)t
y4iu0c.
Ger b0dyitr (bcrmomctcritonO lpor
80 @raO nm , llDr AtudJmitta89.
Ter nicoriQitc IDcrmomctcrltono
mar 30 @roo nm $ llbr &IbcnO2.
Witilcrcr Naromrtcriton0 3O.il.
Ter nicNriQitc (bcrmomctCriton0
ser lcbtcn q ztm0cn IN nodlolgcn
0cn St0otcn mar mic lolAt: Goitport
II, %ortlanO 10. Bolton Is, NIbam
II, 9}Gu . Port ~, &%urri0bura IS,
V~bilu0clpbio ~, Ntloltic Gitp %.
N]aihi1Qton ~, 9torlolt 81, @attcro3
IS. Charlotte 81 MlIminaton 80,
Gburleiton 81, Sopunnob 60, Sad
iouuiuc Ct &lpitCr II, Sen Ncit 7G,
Ntluutu Sc, montgomery 60. Rem
Orleans is, YuIcitinc 56, @alucitur.
%, Corpus Gbriiti G6, WcmpblS 50,
Cincinnati Is, Fltt@burg II, GSmcQo
81 Buffalo 3G, Glepclouo 10, Ic
troit b, Nlpcno %, M~orQllcttc 26.
Green Ban 81, Chicago 10, Gulutb
"a 81. Eulll 80, Ct. 2ouiS As, San.
las . Sin ~, Omaha 36, Suron 80.
Ni2mard 2G, Miuiiton 3S, SABRE AS,
Nclcno IS, SoIt 2ote GitD SO, Gen
Der Sc, Aiortb Elottc %, Gooac Gitu
81, NmoriIIo 81, Cos Angcle9 30.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-26
Scutc Nbcno
NuitcrnsS Onpcr nno Sans.
,NNrmuuic."
yNcItcrn Gbina Sna," SidctS Soc,
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Sic GubritunlnQcr Der
%. WCrQCutbulcr Com ~"
gu Occult Eoiut ipuroCn 0~Citcrn bon
Srn. @eorN ", Multbcr bon scr
Iirma @eor0 ". NSulthcr & So, Atr,
pos, Nclt GupcttcltrabC 6nbritontcn
bon @aS. mo CIcttriihcn Velclld).
tlngacinridtunQCrL lunlmt OioitI.
nCric fiir $32,0OO Gcfuuit. Sr, Wal
tbcr perfouitc Die WioidlIrCric 10
Qlcid) per Nllftion, mo uubridcin-
lid lpirh er III Ncm @cbdu0c cine
3mCiNiabrif cinrid)ten. Vcfonmtlid)
lmuroeu in Scr 6obrit ole critcn ScB'
moidincn bcrGciteIlt, um0 cine 3cit
lang morCn ulacIdhr 2OO Monn Oo.
icIbit bcidjGitiQt, mcltc 3obl ictt olti
30 Monn rcol5irt moroCn lit.
2 tmcitcr Nc0cn @rnNcr.
&n Der iiiOIidcn EoIi3ciitotion
mlroc a~cltcrn ser 2O&ohrc oltc g8uI.
Ter Goupnn bon Nr. 1923. EutupaCO.
StrnBc. ulli oic Nnidruloi0lnN hin
Dem @cridtapcriohrcn i%lbcrluiCicn,
icincr Shmcitcr, Grou @ciiic Scr.
mon nnn Hr. 1896, SiGbtItrnbc, cine
QoloCnc llbr I'M Mertbc bon $50 Nc.
itobIcn 81 hubCn. GonnnO loll an
Ocblid) ser Shluciter pcriprotCn hu-
BEN Die llbr 5llriid5ucrItottcrL 'ou9
lie linn $40 gebC.
Gem @cri Of t@pcrfnhrCn
ii bermiCicn muroc A~cltcrn IN
Der iiiolpcltlidcn Eoli5ciItotion GOp,
Gid)ridl neil cr on9cblid) icinc IN
9fr, S3l, Srcberif .gluc., %mobnbOitc
Satin olli brlitolc @ciic %mibbonoclt
Iobcn ioG.
Irobtc NoIi5iitCn Nit
elmer Nrt. - Ter NcGcr &unit@
NroNlcu bon 9fr. 633. Nrd)nroitrnbc
ipliroe Qcitcrn IN Der IoromeitIidrn
Enli5ciltotion mcQcu NubeIt0runN
nm $40 mo Soften Detroit unO UT
hrei Won0tcn @elGnNniBho't pcrllr
ibeiIt. @rnalcp fam nm QicnitoN
Nbcnb bctrlnfcn nod Mnltic mo
periibte Cincn ioId)cn Stau0ol nit
ieincr Satin, DOB Der Noli5iit Stopi
unb Ser2cnnt Guinn lid 5lm Gin
idrciten pcronIoBt iobcu. Nla oic
FoIi5iltcn ou0 Soua G%Ctrotcn, Der.
iildJte 9ro0lcp lie nit elmer Nrt mic.
ber5uifEnAen, mnroc ic0od) bolo
ilbermultigt.
@rGnoc. - Gin Nlorm pom Mu'
item Nr. 5l2 rici Oic GCucuucbr Nt'
itern nod Scr WobnunN 0C3 &rn. Gr.
Nutbofi, Nr. 1913, Mcit y9citltro6c.
moielbit in Solgc Ger Grplolion einc5
8oioIinoienS 6eier cntitonocn mar.
Gic 6lommcn iuurbcn I'M AcimC &c.
lolft.
Sn Der WobnunN BON Grol
Warp :. GponS, Nr. 322. Cit-Nonl.
buraItroBe. c%ntitonO 0citcrn ooourd)
Seller. inoem ainoer nit S%trcidlb0I.
5ern ipieIten. Gie SeucrWcbr I0ihtc
audi bier Die Slammen I'M aeime.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-26
CAMPER ,Ghcmmip" OnNclnngt.

-
Gr lonoCt iiber lOO NoiijtC1. mo
G59 3iuiifcuoct@ F1iio0icrc. -
@oIfiidjc it ser @oi 0ciidtct. -
NidtiGcS fir YpotiuI.
Ger Norooaltitc ylo0o Gompicr
vGbem1ib," Gupt. !. EonBclL Tom
9eltcrn Nod)mittol tur} NOR ) llDr
nod ciltcr perb0lmjbmabig 'tIlrnlt.
id)eu Hciic nnt 1tcr !tr. . III Nocltlts
Foint an. Sn Der lioro'cc mo I'M
enGliidcn &onol hattie DER Eoutp1er
id)onCS flares g4Cttcr bel IeId)tcGll
Sccaong. ipGtcr itjjm,iid)c@ @etter
bel bober See lul0 Ginning, morlll
oua Sdiii bcitia itonp'tc. |Cl ortl
Wdnfen bate ser IOWp'cr }~cltlpellc
iturfCn Ncbcl uno non BORT bis Gap
&entp 0lltcs @cttcr. ]tobc canon
Noint in Der GhCiOpcotc-Nol 'ldtctc
Der Sootic 0ca Campers, Gopt.
NpeffClt, 3lnCl NOl'llut uuH "',
rcip. 30 6ltB @GuQc mcIhc nit gro.
Der Shnc0iGfcit DEM oiicncn N}con
5~ugin0cn.
Sic Q|orrunN.
lroB Oc9 umonQcurbmcn Mcttcr3
lunOctc man 0ic Muiiltrn Eol'uNIcrc,
iibcr TOO, iolpie sic 3lojlhcnocdIcr,
$50 oil scr 3o6L unO inter Hltllid)t
oc2 GinponOcrlmd2 Gonrmil'or@
murocn tic prompt rc0iitrirt mo
nod I'M @otie 6c2 9iohmjttod2 ollr
3ilQcn ser .NoltjmorcC ohio @obn"
untcr Scr Scitlunl Oc2 Ginmonoc-
rlnQ@ Noiio0icr Ndrntcu Der Vohr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-26

Nui cigenth ii N [ de @ciIc
fam Qcitcrn Ser 80 Sabre nIte SSiI.
liam =. NuOcrion bon Nr. 2251,
@ilfcnS . 9lpenuc, nm leln Scbe1.
@1brclo or periitdte, aus icinem
@ctt 5u itciQen, pcriingen lid ieine
@cine in Ser @ettocdc uuo or Iicl
fopiiiber oui Sen SnBbobcn, nobel cr
iein @enid brut uno toot am Soocn
licgcn blicb. Sruu AnOcrionL melde
sen 1Sol b0rte, elite SIR Stclle uno
riei Or. @nltcr q. +. Cor bon 9tr.
2011 @ilfenS Hlpemle, bcrbei, mel
der ic0od, MIR sen Zoo oeS Wolme"
conitatircn fonntc. Anoerlon lit 'e't
Sobren an epiIcptild)eu aniollen NM
miBte 5luncilcn Gage lang oaa yeti
biitell. Gr bintcrlGBt allBer lell1cr
@ittpc icd)S ainoer. dc Sceroi9ith9
iinoct morgcn iriib bon Der Il. Selle'
oict'a STRIDE aus olli Dem rSollils
Grae = 6rtcobofe" ltnff.
Spcrn1IGier ibrc d) 10 a
dc Scitc. - Senrp Nainer oon
9tr. 329, GorrtlonoitroBe, Sreo. Hldl'
ter bon gsr. 325, Noro : Gnlnerflir,
ulb @m. McGonn pom 9fr. SUI, en'
iorItrobe, mllrocn gcitern pom Foli'
seiridtcr DDS in Der norooltlldel
Ioliseiltotion ocn @erit)tSpcrfobrell
i@iberlpicicn. Sic iino beituloiat, aus
Dem 9oSen pom George Z. ShoIter,
Nr. 2O2, Sin 9rooolpap, brei Foar
SpernolGier acitoblen 5t bober. Sle
iouen sic @lGier ipGter fiir S1.oo an
0ornen Sd,erer, Nr. 593, Noro-8on.
StroBc, perfauit boben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-26
Sitnng Der Sdphlbrb6roc.

Stbltll1 pcr SdlilDcDDroc
Spc5ieQc 2cbrbiid)cr fir oua Eolu.
tCdnif1ul. - $500 fir 800 Grcnl.
plorc. - Grb0btcr Sdtltcind5
1rciiteIlcn pCr0cbcr. - McG..-
l1rc GriutsS Cbrcr.
Gic SdylIbcbGrOc bcid)loB 0CitCrn
cnolih nod monotcionQcr @crn
tbltrN, Dos bon lieutenant ainQ
Erir3ipnl GC9 EnlDted)nifm,o. aus
gcorbcitCtC Schrbrlh BON inn III fol!.
ien mo i'm Oua &Crlugarcdt bChnI-
ten 81 loiien. Niabrr molltC Die BE.
b0roc ona Nlld olti CiaCue Nrdnumg
- 800 Grclnplorc III $500 - brltdCn
loliCn, bCuniprld)te abcr COS Der
lagsrCd)t iiir oic Stoot. &cbt cnolih
lit oic 9cbor0c ~ Dem Gntihllb &c.
fontmc1, Die 500 Gremplorc 0llrd)
SicutCnont ainN iclbit Orttcu III
lollCn uno tic linn 5ltm &]oltcuprria
nb5lfoticn.
Ter Sd)tlbciud) >h0t I'M &CrbGlt.
nib }lun poriQcn Sabre Gu!l5 bcGcll-
tcn0 5llgcnon1mCn. SIN september,
berid)tctc SupCrinteuornt &un Git.
file, mur0Cn oiC iGnmntlidcn 0iicnt
lidcr SdlIlcu Scr Stont in, T1lrd,s
ld)nitt ie0cn Gag bon 1879 mebr
Sd)iilcrn unb ShiiIerinnCn beildt
ais inn Scptcmbcr 1904.
Phi cine Outrage ScitcnS Nll@.
m1rtiOCr Inn Nltinnhmc IN oic
N6cnoidulen mltr0e bel6loiicn. Ooa
SdJulNclo ouf orci 3cbntcl bcS
SdulGcI0c9 i@citjulcbcn, meIhcs bon
ausmGrti9cn pcrlnnQt miro, mcldc
sic GoNihulcn beilhen.
q. i. McGormun BON Nr. 139,
Noro.@roo0pon Crbielt bic 6rciltcIlc
iiir Den t. 2cgi2lutipOiltritt int st.
&obna' GoueQ" mo Sttilio Barnett
Sablctt bon 6orrcit.Eorf Die iilr Ocn
5pciten &cQialotipoiltritt I'M vYtorus
lono. &nititut."
Sic iolQcrocn 2cbrcrimcn mo
2e6rCr, mclhc ibr 5pcitca Gromcn
bcitonOcr. mltrocn olti sic rcNlll0rc
GriaB,2 iitc gcitellt: Gpntbio Sling,
Momic &. Gouia, Noonli Sibbol&,
Gltrith @urton @lond)c FcnB. Nd)s
iob @i6ion, Nan Gllfc, Gtbcl @lof,
9ino aouanoQb, Mobcl @lciiin1,
Wur0orctbe N%iuinGitoL NcQlnu
Mcrielo, Nguca Snpoer, Morlon
Sanncr. YcorI Nrnolo, Glllob
1iron, Gmmo Gomlcr, Coma Wtper@,
NmonNo Eilllep, Wtor9orcthc Ilioro,
aotic ". gSiQiuma, emma 3inton0,
Bertha 9cbrcna, Sulito Rldlo9,
Mobcl Giaelbcrner, 'Nclcn .Gmcn@,
MoltO (nplor &ouro Mpor, Sllllon
MibblCtor, Goria WiiQinh Nltgllto
lltcrn1pblc, Glilobctb Gintcr, Ngl1c@
G%unnin0bonL, GQu Soltpcl, Nelllc
Boone. Wobcl Ecurcc m6 Nlhcrt :.
Mittenbouie, ioluic - 9tc0crlrncN
uno Guci 9tCNcr.
Gic folNcn0cn HcllQnotloncn lpur'
0Cll onQenonmcu: Ncnrlctto u.
Gucn6Ct bon scr mcItlldlcr bobCrcn
SGdltcridulc. I. Scbruor; &otbortnc
Rpncp pom Der SdCule Nr. l3, lofort.
,3luci onOCrc 9amcn. Die ola Scbrcs
rinncn r%Ciiqnirtcr, cr'ltd)trn Die We
b0roc, ibrc NomCn nid)t ST ucrotTcnt'
lid)cn. Sic morcn BON Den Sd)ulen
pr. 70 mo Nr. 113.
0ic Shulbeboroe mod)tc III Ore
tutipiibln0 sic ioIQenocn Grncn-
mn0cn: Sri. Nonto Wtillcr oils Dor
~lcicrin IN Der mcitlid)cn hobcrcnS od)
terihulc; Su rc1ulGrcn Glcmcntor'
9cbrCrinncn: Srl1. Morgorct EoD
Tor, Me0inu 9roop. NlicC ID .@optlna.
Gliic Gor, Marp Eutton. WmloNfor
iton, &cICn aromcr, Celia Nllnq uno
Tlorcncc Scnncnton.
Nui eigent h ii m | dr Mcilc
fam Qcitcrn ser 80 Sabre nlte @iI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-26

ld)uItCn bcnubt miro.
Mus 9nItim Commits.
- SIN Seitomcnt Der Wnrp &anc
@oriudl meldcs 0cltern I'M @oilcn'
Qcrid)t 81 Eoluion 5llr Eriiinng 5llGc-
loiicn mrroc, pertbcilt 0iclcIbe nid)t
MIR lire Sorm an Der Oorf- 5000, Ion
bern olld) ooS MobuhanS uuf Ocricls
ben an sic Grbcn. %hre 1odtcr e..
RCbCcca Cole lon & Ndcr 2nn0 pom
norolid)cn Gbcilc Der 6nrm crboltcn,
uno Der SdOpicQcriobn Scr GrbloIic'
rim ). 9oicmon 0upiS, crbGlt luei.
terc icd)S Nfcr Snno. Ser ilbriar
Ihcil oc3 NohluiieS fGut Dem GntcI.
finoc Scr Grbloiicrin, Clarence Cole.
}lL nit Scr 9cItimmllnG, Dab cine
6dlite ocS 9ndltcinbouica orti Scr
N0rm BON ibrcr Snd)ter Tdunic mo
sic on0erc bon 6. VI. Cole benlltt mcr.
Den ioac.
49, Nrtbur Nnocrion, ser onQciful.
oigt it, hrei Eicr6c geltoblcn 5t bos
ben, unb leit lcincr @crhoitrnN in ser
Yoli5eiitotion 81 @nroenpille icitAc.
hoIten lpllr0c, Cnttum geltern WorNcu
0oourd) aus Dem StntionSbnlic, Ooi}
CT cine Scr Stongcn nm Scnitcr lei.
ner 3clc enticrntc un0 lid 0ltrd) 0ua
ooourd cntitonocnc God sur Srcibeit
5lpGngtc.
- 9oS Geltonlcnt ser Sroil Gpu
WcniG mcld)cS N"cltcrn Wor9en I'M
@oiienacrihtc ST Somion 5ur Erii.
lung 5u0cIoiien mltroc, beitimmt, OoB
oos SollS Nr. 63S, Siio.Montioro,
Npemle, Dem Srn. Srn. Golporo
Sdmibt, ibrcm Sobnc, uno ser Nett
oes Hod,loiicS cincnl onoercn Sobnc,
George @cnig 5tiolcn lolle.
y ii RS Scben ptrcint. - Nr.
Wor &1itl, ser bcfonntc &iolin Gir'
tiiole, mo Sri. Sornic = Wtcrccr bon
Nr. SOB, Mooiion gtpcnlc, ipuroeu
acitern 9lbcno nm 9 llhr bon Eoltor
SnIiiiS Snimnm III oclicn Wobnnnh
Hr. 1929, Mclt 2omlboroitr., iiir'&
2eben pcrcint. Sri. Saline iungirtc
ol5 SrauSell1in. Die HcupcrmGbl.
ten mcrocu IN Nr. SOB, Wooilor.
Ipenltc, lpobnen.
Ser SprinN @ar0cr.
|9aus II. Spar. E@crcin" belt
aeltern 9(beno in ieinem &erlnmn,.
htnaS Sofolc Ar. I, Dit Honoau'
| StroBe, ieine iGbrlid)e General Ser
iommllng uno @ennltcnmobl ob.
Gem GuBcrit a%ilnitIa loutcnhcn 81.
naBbcrihte 81 Solgc muroen 'cd)o
Eroscnt 9ipioenoc iilr ooS pcraon'
acne HednungSinbr erfl0rt. Gic Ne
%omtcnlpobl bottc iol9enoeS Gracb'
nib: YrGiiocnt i. ". Shponcbcd.
Gice , ErGiioent @n. Sclb, Scfrctar
Neurp Sd)eppod), SdoBmellter Hub.
0ttcrbein, Gereins ? Nnrpolt VIM. i.
Eiritcr. Iireftorcn, Ole $50. y. w.
Sdmoncbcd, @m. Selh, SulillS Irt-
bclnl, Gbus. ". Scope, SreS. aro'
nina, Grnit albredt, $. Gippolos'
mann, Sobn SdcppodL Senrp Ord,
Iouio y. 8rotbous uno :. W. De
singer.
Mblcben.-S r. Sobn q. WFiIlcr
cin 9uln1eiitcr, Scr aeroimc Belt III
Siablonotomn lpobnte, itorb omSlen'
ltae nod flir5er &ronfbeit 81 Neip'
port GcnS. Gr mar 60 Sabre olt NM
uobnte in Der llmaegenb 9oltimore'@
bis err lid bon s Sobren nab Netp'
] pprt.Heps bcgob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-26
Sulims Scbbcl, oettider photograph.
321 ..@nD.S traRc.
0nbiuctbilocr 10 ST pru Snbcno.

IN emoiQirtcn ouolcn 9iIoern iino
Idl0nc Nellbciten ermabncnSmertb.
2cbcnSQroBc photographer uno
fiinItlcriit n%olcnoctc Gopien alter
9iloer in Grouon, @oIieriurbcu Del
uno GoItea cine Spe3iolit1t.
Man pcraeiIc nidt, porsnipreden.
CSft12)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-26

Sn ser 2ibeIflage bon Gr.@oil'
pcrnellr Golparo Shoiielo bon Wti''
lolrl 9cgen sic oTrec Ereb" in Mil=
malltcc olli 100000, neil ooS ge.
nonlttc @lott Srn. Shoiielo anlGB.
lid Scr @obl bon Senotor Supner
Der 9eltedung 9c5icben boben ion,
bot Die Supreme Court BON @iScon.
lin Den alageneg ireigegeben,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-26
SdiifSfartcn upn uno nad Scutld.
IuuN.

Bon Baltimore bis Bremen: ga.
iiite $i5 ulo $3.50; 9remen-@al.
iinlore bis 5llm 1. Nopember $3.50
mo $62.50; bonn 1. Nopember bis
1. ausuit $3.50. @unoreiie 5ii bill.
ligercm Ereiie. Sbco. s. Siener &
So, 3immer Nr. 3, ia Sit.2ering.
ton.Str. (323)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-26
Stdot Baltimore.
ltntcrhnltnnna , Wcnluciicr.

llntcrhnltnnaS . Wcalucticr.
,Mutt . NidScmir," 9ieie gSohc.
Abe Sodit Of he (uru".
,Sinneb's Shrnttr," Eic'c gSobc:
,Gbilo SlupCe OF Sen 2lori'.
,Sprb's Spcrubrue." Steic SSohe:
gJbC lS8dth u' -,
.,ppuibahitrnhen Tbrntct," - TtCfe Nobe:
.Ibc AtHetp lUo atHt".
,Wiarnlnno . 5htntcr," Sieic gSnte:
Aciib'e NGuocuiuC sttrailtoHei.
,Nuoituriup Shrntct." - Ste'e ySohe:
,,Nibauab's 1%Bcatrr." 9icfe ggobe:
.NTelaHo: iI9N",
,W.eRarr.7 umcr'Grrctn." Ster'tnN ocu
81. CftouCr. NruGCe Hu'ltrn SoupCt III Der
,Srubitnn Sale.
ngtitclsbadls lcrCin uon SaItimnte,"
SnrlrfnU, ncn ~. Cuogrt. QyobCo pcruiilct itno
Shicnruien i'm .NuI1hla Of Gibcrtn Fari" an
hCr uerl0HQtricu Eu'!CrU 9iucrIle, |ad 0tlucr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-26

YGHe! HGHe!
,ur MciIe ms NmsIano beiorgt &.
Maine, Wr. Ali, ct. Eaul.S trahe.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-02-15
Webster City Man Wants North
erm District Attorneyship
When Mcmillan Retires
SOUGHT PLACE YEARS AGO
No Formal Announcement Will be
Made at This Time, But Friends are
Watching the Situation With View
to Urging His claims-other News
of the State.
Special to Times-Republican.

Special to Times Republican,
Webster City, Feb. l5.-The name OF
the Hon. u. c. Chase of this city has
been mentioned in connection with the
candidacy for attorney for the north
ern Iowa federal district to succeed
Hon. III. c. Mcmillan. of Cedar Rap
ids. Mr.. Chase was a candidate 1or
this position ten years or so ago When
the appointment was given to M. "
O'Connell of Fort Dodge. AT that time
Mr. Chase had the endorsement OF
tho bar of this district, the judges OF
the supreme bench and other pfo1nl-
nent persons both in the civil and pol
itical life of the state. 1t is very like
ly due i'm large part to the showing
made ut that time. that the name OF
Mr. Chase is being now mentioned.
Mr. Chase has as yet made no for
NAL announcement of his candloaey'
but it is known here that should
favorable opening present itself Mr..
Chase will enter the race. While this
is known to Mr.. Chase's many friends
and admirers in this part of the state
formal announcement of it would
have to be somewhat qualified.
The t'reeman-Tribune of this city
yesterday afternoon in making semi
official announcement of MI Chase $
position has the following to say
"k'rom various sources of late mas
come the announcement of the name
of Hon d. c. Chase of this city as
a possible candidate to succeed III.
G. Mcmillan of Cedar Rapids as at
torney for the northern Iowa federal
district Not only has Mr.. Chase,
name appeared in the press dispatches
in this connection, but letters of IN
curry have come to him from proml-
nent politicians in various sections OF
the state regarding the position MI.
McMillan's term of office does not eX-
pire for about a year, but it appears
that at this time canvass of the mat
ter is being made which may possibly
reveal the real situation more clearly
regarding this very much sought-after
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-02-15
New Iowa interpretations.

Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines Feb. 10. Articles o.
incorporation has been filed with the
secretary of state as follows:
Security Savings bank of Davenport
amendment increasing membership OF
board to nine.
Harmony and Kendalville Farmers
Telephone Company; Emmett Benson
and others, incorporators; capital
5000.
Scranton Independent Mutual Tele-
phone Company, Scranton; capital
S.. 900; r. S. Lever and others, 1ncor-
porators. :,
Bluffs amendlr ent fixing capital at
$4,000.
yervier Manufacturing Company
Cedar Rapids; capital, $4,000; G. r
Vervier and others, incorporators.
Ottumwa Brewing and Ice Com
pany: capital, s25O,O0o; L. L. Crisman
and Others inc operators.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-02-15
PARK ANIMALS FIGHT.
Elk and Deer in the Des MONIES zoo
FIGHT in the Death.

Elk ana Oeef III tIC SSS
Fiqht in the Death.
Special to Times-Re publican.
Des Moines. Feb 15.-Brutal hghts
are taking place at the city PARKS
almost every day this very cold wea-
,her among the elk and deer, and thus
far this season three deaths have tax
on place among the herds. caused d.
rectlv or indirectly from these mao
rushes. Saturday at Waveland Farh
another doe was billed.
The big horned elk fight strenuousiy
for the central pls ces in the herd TOT
they have learned that the places on
tho inside of the herd are warmest.
Altho deer and elk usually stand Sc
we're weather without great lnconVenl-
ence. it seems the present extraordlh-
arv season has caused them to become
nnarrelsome. 1t s literally the sur
viyal of the fittesl with them and the
great. strong. tn elk blooded elk are
always to be fornd In the center OF
the herd, while the tender, yello"
skinned. timid doc are crowded on the
very outer circle of the herds. there
to be exposed te the freezing "lnos.
Considering cond. tions, however, all OF
the animals in the city parks receive
excellent care.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-02-15
FORM LAND COMPANY
Original Capital Stock of the Story
County Land Company of Colo, Plac-
ed at $4,000, Which Sum May be
Increased to $25,000
90, 10 Times -Republican.

special to Times Republican.
Nevada. Feb 15.-Articles or moor
,oration of the Story County Land
company of Colo. We're filed with the
ounty recorder yesterday. The COM
,any is composed of a number OF the
.eading business men of that place as
veil as real estate men of this city
md Cedar Falls.
The officers of the company are: p.
+. Carver, PRESIDENT; II. n. Sllllman, OIL
,edar Falls, vice president; W. r.
shaw. secretary and treasurer. The
original capital stock of the company
!, $4,000, which may be increased to
$4,000. The incorporators are IL. N.
illiman, of Cedar Falls; G. p. Mark
md and A. l.. Dayton, OF Nevada
md Ed r. Silliman, w. +. Shaw, Ed
Binder, f. j. Carver, E. j. Hopes, Ed
'arnell, j. I. Hostetter and w. j..
tempting, all of Colo. The company
will do a general real estate business
,ut will make a speciality of northern
,pdc
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-02-15
his wife took in washing to support

his wife took in washing to support
him.
such is the class of witnesses the
state will produce against Charles
Thomas and we will ask You to with
hold your Judgment i'm The matter until
you have heard all the evidence
Taking Evidence Begins.
Lambert Bolton was called as the
first Witness for the state ut n o'clock.
He lives at SO7 Seventh street.
He said: AT the time of Mabel
Scofelds death lived at 1918 Wood
land avenue. across the alley from
the Thomas home. | knew Mabel SEQ
field by sight. I saw her on the morn
ing before her death in the alley where
| met her about $50. She was going
north and went up to the btckdoor of
the Thomas home. | was at that time
going home for breakfast. There was
a street lamp across from the Thorn
as home. which it was the custom to
keep burning all night. On that same
night the light was eNtinguished about
II o'clock
ON cross examination he said on
that morning he had fired up the fur
mace where he worked at the Kenyon
Printing Co, as it was cold. He des-
cribed the way he went home and
said he remembered as he always went
the same way. He said he passed
within six feet of her. but did not
speak to her as he was not we'll en-
ough acquainted. When asked if he
did not testify before the grand jury
that he saw her walk into the house
n Ia, a eli If he
remembered amy other night when this
light was burning he said he did not
of his personal knowledge. On re-
direct he said he remembered the light
being put out this particular night be-
cause he was called by his mother
to go down and see what was the mat
ter with the light going out. He SAD
his mother feared someone was in the
house.
Mrs A. ]. Scotield of Macksburg,
mother of Mabel Scofield, was next
called to the stand. She said: AT the
time of Mabel's death she was twenty
one years old. That was October II.
1899. | saw her on that day. | had
been with her for a week al Waterloo
where ] was Il delegate to the Re
becca assembly. We returned to Des
Moines October 20 and that night we
stayed at the Thomas home. Next
morning Mabel accompanied me to the
train which left at Z o'clock. There
we parted and l never saw her alive
again. Mabel enjoyed our trip and
gave no evidence of being sick. When
we parted we had no conversation as
to what she intended to do that day
When we left the Thomas home Mabel
asked Maggie Hammond to put the key
in the accustomed place where she
could find it. Mabel wore a light jack
ct, light hat, white collar, black skirt
and kid shoes with cloth tops. The
last thing she said when l left her
at the depot was Kiss my little sister
for me-
Mabel was in Des Moines to learn
dressmaking.''
Clothes Are Introduced.
The clothes of Mabel Scofield We're
here brought into the court room and
the mother broke with tears as she
saw the wearing apparel and little tot
let appurtenances of her daughter.
Court was then adjourned to o.
clock after Judge A. H. McNey warned
the jurors to read none of the papers
concerning the case.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-02-15
RICH GERMANS IN COURT.
Peter BickeIlnoupt, Living Near stor,
City, Asks Separation From Wife.

Peter 6lckeihoupt, Living wear story
City, Asks Separation From Wife.
Special to Times hc2ublican.
Nevada, Feb 15.-Peter Bickelhoupt.
a wealthy German citizen of near Story
City, is in the divorce court, asking for
a legal separation from his Wife, Clara
Bickelhoupt. Peter says that they
We're married in 1893, and lived happily
together for eight years when his frau
deserted him and has since absolutely
refused to share his bed and board.
So far as he is concerned, he says that
he has always been a dutiful and low
ing husband and he fails to see why
faithless Clara should fly the COOP
They have two children but Peter only
asks the court for the Oldest son, who
has always lived with him. The case
is creating wide attention among the
Germans of the northern part of the
county where the parties to the suit
are we'll known.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-02-15
Too Late to Save Child.

Special tolTimes- Republican.
Atlantic, Feb 15.-The infant daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Coe died
very suddenly yesterday. The father
was at his Office when the mother
called by telephone and said the babe
was i'll. Before he could get nome.
only a few bloc ks, the little one was
dead.