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Glide ser Sebclsiuiiroigfeiten
@altimore'S Iilio:
9a5 @oibington . Wonliment dm
Wount &ernorl. llro 8ai6ington.
Blacc un0 in 0erielhen 9~tafbarIfatt
Die Sobn eager SoparS., ole Goger
9. SmlepsS totlle lunO onoere 8erfe
Ser Silobmte-fltnit.
Gas S6(oHten : Nonument anl
Document , Sqltore 5ipiidlen Sem
@oitolnt u1o Sem Sulti5pnIaIt errid).
tct sur @riunerung al sic Sdlad)t
oom 10. September 1914.
0os Baltimore . Ohio . 8ebGuoe
an ser Norbmeit.Gde BON Baltimore.
nuo G6arlesltroBe.
Der 0ruib.Gia-Yar 700 ader
groB.
Scr Suiti5poIait an Galpert..
6opctte', ct. Saul. mo 2erington.
StrnBe, foitet 100000.
9aS Foitonlt, 0ltlid pom SuIti3-
GoIait uu0 0a5 9iatbbaus, oitliG bonn
Noitomrt.
Gas nclie Se5di,oe ser Spar6anf
bon Baltimore al ser Siiooit.gde
BON Baltimore. ul,o GborIesitraBe.
Die @nod Trott . Srcibibliotbef;
0aS Gelttralge6ditoe itebt an ser MuI.
Berry, ulo CATHEDRAL . StraBe, ilne
3meig8ebduoe Iiegen III alen Staot.
t9eilen.
9aS @ation . Wonument on
Wtolnt HopaI'a penlle urto 2anoaIe.
StroBe, 81 gDren bon S6erItlieute.
ront @m. s. @atIon erriftet, Der in
1916 I'M merifaniiden &rie9e in Der
SGlod)t bon Montercp iieI.
SoS GeabooD SnItitut nit giblio.
tbef, &%uritaalcrie uno Muiit.Gou.
l%erpatoriun an Roitnt 8ernons itro
@aibinQto1.BIace
Die Observation-Disclosures oes 5. SIC.
0imrntS an Greitou. uno Soffman.
StraBe llno Tarf. mo 9inoen.4 pe.
Der S6rottbnrm on Sapettc. u.lo
3rontItroBe, bos ein5ige nod ltebenoe
Y%auiperf oieicr glrt in oen Ser. Gtaa.
ten.
Garrou-Borf nit Dem alien Gar.
rou.Maniion.
Dos Wc0onogb Monltment a,ii
Der @rcenmoint' Cemetery, 5i gbren
Oes @riitoers ser WeGonogb.Sd ule
fir @aiIenfnaben.
9os @eas. uno WcGomas.G Gent.
nal an 8aD- uno aiSq1iitb Strabe,
5lim anbeltfen oil 5pei WdrpIanb
Seloen aus Dem &riege bon 1914.
Gas 8iIoe'S enfutaI an 9ronotpap
unO 6airmolnt' Iuerie, gu gbren
oes @riinoers bcs SOS SeIlops.Sr Or.
ocnS.
8attcrion.Y arf, no nod sic Sfan.
5en aus Dem &riege BON 1914 bot.
Dan0en iinb.
Scr Tlab an Baltimore StraBe
ltno Sopfins' Blace, no Sic gonereb.
SoQe itato, in melder 8aibington
am 20. 0ejembcr 1916 taft aItofra.
8os Columbus Senfmal BEL Der
Samuel Geaop.S d)ule an Nortb. uno
Sorforo' Iuenue.
Gas Hoe-M oruiment, bonn 9alti.
more 2ebrer.S erein aiif benz &irtboi
ser @eitintnIter' Yresbpterianerfirhe
an 6apettc. uno GreeneitraBe su
Gbren Deg Sid,ters Cigar gIen Toe
erriftet.
2os su e5ren ser Morplauo
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Der dmerifanilden &~eooIution" dlf
Der Mount MopaI Hla5a erridtete He.
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Itug i'm Mtonot, Nbcno$ 8 ltbr. -
Br1fioent &llrt 8oldner, SCR. 1t3, Is.
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q. Nodar, Nr. 5t2. IL. Ctr, &..8.
9. @ite.TrGiibent Or. g. q. G5arro,
mr. 402, 6. Str., I.s8.; SWntmcifter
@0oS. &. Ocfnsr, Ger. 900, Z. Str.
N.,O.; Sefret6r s. 6. Wann, 0r.
2231. 10. Ctr, Nt..gS.
r9eutI1er @oiienbal -8erein"
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ieoer 2. Sonntog i'm @otictbalis ST.
Gnacoitio, 9. 6.
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ltniGac ScS Cages.

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Baltimore uno Chic 9obn"
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Sic pieIiciti0er Mann. 49,
Htuf &cronlnIiulG Don Gominic Get.
TO Don Nr. 81, Mcit.6 ronfllnItraBc,
lpllroc 0eItern NbenG G0pit @o9s
nar, ser inn nit elmer &o~itrcd)nl.l1g
bon SIS an, lcitcl lienItog ourd)ge.
brolint lpor, I'M yNotcl Gheooorc,"
Or. 704, SIt,VnltintorcItrobc, Ourd)
Scr0cnnt 2oitlcr nno Eoli5iit 9itr.
farot p~crfaftCt. Ger @%cfon0enc lpltr.
DC grro0c in oic n,itilcrc Eoli5ciito-
tion 0ebrod,t. OILS Scrgcnnt SopIe
nit leinCn Foli}iltcn bon Scr Nbl6.
iuta fam. Scr0cntt Soulc 0lollb.c
III &a11rr cineu Molm III ibcntlfI'
siren, Scr ON Gi2nltug ans bent Soc
0cll bc5 Nrn. (Snfpb 3cdclmunlL Nr.
407, SorrcititruBc, cine golocnc 90
mcnufr, 5iuci HinAc mo cin Toar
iilbcrnc Observation-Disclosures in ciucnr
u"nGclpadtcn MiQctblid clttpcnoct
6ottc. Sr. Scdclmall1 i6elltifijirte
lp1tcr bic llGr lrnO cinen Ni1G, Der
in &tiiB @a0ncr'S 1cfiuloen mltr0c,
nno olid) Gcn 1ie6. Nltll lab obcr
@aQncr cinem Mnrnc Ql,bcrIt dbr'
Iid), Der lid on GicnItoG ais ell
@cidlaftSreiIenbcr BON &rGmer &
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Iclbcit Sauic cine Srid,thonbllrng be.
treibenoen &to!icncr Snluatorc 9llco.
rcie 1925 inter bcrl Torpnnb CT
Gon0t bate. nit Dem @cloe jipei Sol
Ter pom llnion.9 obnhof %ob5itbolcn,
ST Gottc geiuqt. oob or icin @clo i'm
Softer cirqci6loiicn babc. Ger
Muuu na6n1 cincn Strobcnbabnnag.
goll nab GrupInng Oea @eloca nno
ipur0c nid;t lpicbar 9cichclL biS Der
Stoliener i'm i'm StotipnSba!iie iben-
tiii5irte.
NonfettS. - Gas 81. SobrrS.
b~anfett ocS Ilumncll. &ereill5 Der DO
berelt &nobenidllle iuiirOc geiterli
9lbeilo i'm G,ltaip- Noliie o~bgebalten.
&eoelt Dielteu Die Merrer Wopor Wu.
bool, ErdiiDeilt oeS Gereills @iQian1
6. SenncB, &oitor 6. 9. @otion
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@onfett in1 Sotel NnIeigb. Git
Soalte rulir0en Don Collection @il1ianr
i. Stone ..iiilb ben Serren 3honlos
Gorran~ Willinm 3. Ylott, Gbarlc.
q. Sd)irm unb @iaiom 3. @roeninf
bealtiuortct.
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Scr Strite noGc5u becU.
BET. - Scr Strife Der s%ofodntod)cr
scr Tirnlo S6lob Bros. uno 0crjcni.
gen Der Girn1o &. @rcif II. Bros. io1o
gcitcrl1 Gin u%ncruurtet rold)cS Gnoe,
iuioicrn oen Strifcrn dn0cblId) lire
Sor0crrmgen bolt n1l0 gallj bciullll0t
lullrDcr. Nicrbul0crt Der StrifcE
pm SdloB Bros. ncbnlcn 6crcit5
helltc Die glr6cit picocr olti, mGbrcno
Die iibriacn 100 bcrlclbcn Sirnla lllo
%OicjcniQcn Der Sirrnn @reii II. Bros,
crit on MontoG sur Irbcit 5llrild'
fcbrcn. Gamit lit Der Strifc III Der
Snuptiud)c 6ccroct. 9tod] an Ilt1'
ItouO iillO Is 9todidmciocr bcS o@o!'
tinlore@ Qoil-SoulcS" mn 5n i6ncn
0ciclltcn iid) am 9onncrIta0 nod ct
luo 100 ModIdnciOcr Der Jirnlu 2.
Soiunlon, Or. 3tS, gScit Baltimore.
StroBc, ieooh lit Sojinung porbor'
oclt ooB aud IN oicicn betocn G0Ilcn
in <r5cm cine 0irtiglulg cr5ielt mcrs
ocl1 miro. .9tbc" @or0on, Der 0cIt
Strife ~lcitctc, iu6r, iuic hcridltet, ON
Wiittruod) 9(bcn0 nod Ncm g 2)orf,
nm nit scr Nntionol Grctlltln'S'c'
b0roc Der ollnitc0 Garment &or'
fcra" Hiidiprohc Sit Hcb1ncn. innr
ubcr bis ipGt gcitcrn Nbcno nod l1ldt
5ilriidActchrt.
So.
Mite Nnprii ely c. - @luloc5s
Scnotor 6ouncr bot I'M Senot cine
Bill ciuQcrcid)t iiir Die @Cioblun9
uon S1lS9.5O al Die Gr6cn DER Der
ltorbcncn Gli}o6ctb u. Sorboc ais
&crgiihtng fir GiAcnt1unt, ooa @rn'
ocatruppcn ibr i'm 9ilracrtr;c0c meg.
llobncr.
0ciMtcr @ron0. - r$n cilcNl
Mon0ihronte IN cincm ,3Inncr oc3
5ucitcl Stod1perfa ser No6run19
Der Nc0criii NiorD Goldman BON 9tr,
St3, &illc. StraBc, cntitono gcItern
9(6cn0 elm 5eucr, 0a9 llngefo6r $oO
Sd)oOen mlriGtcte. Gle GtltIteblllgS.
ltriohc heS Nrallbca lit u"nbcfaltnt.
@oiicrs &ngenienr 8 hi If
iprocrt i'm oGcutihcn Gnrrelpon6cns
ten" @9(lllebotc iiir Materin!ien. Gas
9t1bcrc 6cia3t Die 9lujeige.
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idobcu llno sic nG6itcn Sage bitri'
ten Die 8eibe Der gegen baiielbe ere
hobenen Acknowledgment ieocnfoll2
npdl be0euten0 per1roRern.
WfcinciSig.

WciuciSiG.
Nlti &cranlolIung 0eS Ginlpon0t
rings ommiii0ra MciS mcrocl
5tpei Ecrionen pcrboitct. - Ole.
ielbcn batten folihc ~9tngoban &c
ntad)t unO miiiicn MN sic Sonic.
ql1en5en tragcr.
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Curtis Eou, miro bclltc Dor 9lm0cs-
GommiliGr Hogcr3 ein &crb6r mcutll
Mtclnei02 81 beltcbcu bobcn n0focnt
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rtng@sSommiiiGra Ypuia {. 3ei5
01trCp N!ul0camnrid)ou @uu1hommer
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Gllanconb, - Sabre alt, ans NuB=
Idro, mar nit &ontoI3fp rltrd) Ser
murl0te in Hublon0 ihriitli6 bcfuult
acp0r0cn un0 Bate lie ihlicBlid, cins
N%Cuiliqt, nod Nncrifu III fonllllell
m10 lcins Trou SIT mcr0cl. Tici2S
N}00d}cu mulltc nbcr feline Eruiumg
an ocm Bier Ill Occult 4}oint. Aero0c
10 melll9, luie $Allto'atn, lnlo ldllll1
rorer DOR, %aji0cbIid ais l'iuc Solis
me lldd) Tier 81 ton!Hlcl, Norlllt
nah &unfof&fD ciuocritun0cn, utb
o!s ltr Bier cjntroi CAB &oltfoi9fu
cen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS an, oaB
- -
ne 'elne 9olllnt ltl. GolIlIiic Ut ne
!"'l'llItn) CHI lfot p'ollporet SCHtlIt
liIlo Ipltivrtcn ote %Coultel outCr I'm
ratn, &nlltof@tn llllo o0% Mood)clt
mltro'n iepnrot ms Ncrhor g'lloIl-
men mo OILS rlto!ld) one N%09r0cit on
oen Aad ton, bIltono Iollto'$up SIT
err oofoli'' HNG po@ WtuoW'll lrlhe
eol'ltllt 'rl; CT oocr hodl ocil W'leBell
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mnroe. III" e. lWHeBI'd olr WaDr-
oclf Nll6cltdllo, Ill6tt Ct GllljiL cos
lGl't Ntdn1t ol!rd) pen tl!rjiIrcn
Strltt talt 1nIl5lIH rl'lll'rt lei; CT 1c'
0od) "a" MnOdlc>l G%clrotDeil lpl!roe,
. balo er lclll %irDor Dor SoIllllllor
Hoocr@ pctoliOcll bnttc.
Srultrc@ SoilnlHiD, otf 0cNteril
orrortlrt mllror, l0Ntc Dor lbr2r Mo
loDtt, cnb 'te enc Solllll'e bon &ot'
fo19fo yet. USE C. lelBt, iUcrpell III
%etOllloliil0 MT oir)cnl Uoll nod
nod j'pel diloera %crhoItiillGcn Dor
Ncllollllltcn lOcrnell.
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n@il6eInt TeGr2oae Rr. 8.
II. O.. 5. 8.sH.'

GefretGr Noul 8abIdm;ot, Ger.
$40, 9.Str, SD. - 8eriammI,ng
ieben 2. un0 4 ,0ieritog i'm Iona.
III &r. 623, 2ouiiionosg(oc., G..@.
~Onfe! 9tGiig8 ergrijguugs.8ereilt"
GefretGr Geo. @teir, Hr. 1911, &.
Str, 60. 49, Geriammluna ieoeu
2. SonntaQ inn Wtonnt in Or. 430,
8. Ctr. N..y3.
oGolunbia.S rrnperein"
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IS. Ctr, M..@. - GeriammIung ie.
Gcn 3. Sonntog i'm Monat in ser
EurnboIe, GGe Z. ln0 2.Str, G..g9.
GrrnItunben ieoen 9ienitdg, Mit.
modl un0 Grcitag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-12

@nt qercd,net. - @lGubigcr
(pifirt) Sic 10 Marf, Die iD BON
2Shren befolnme, bobe id id)on al
Belt peridumt!" - Stubeilt: yGonl
ip1ren mir olIo oltitt.,"
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y@rnitcr" Hnef id)nlbia.
Moracu miro icin llrt6eil geiprodcl

UlorHtlt OIrO 'ctl llrlpeil 9e1prpujcll.
49, &om II &o6rc 3nd'tboll9 cr
6nltcn.
Gan Trouctaco, 10. 9ci. -
Ter n@roit" .&ro5eB gegen abrabant
Hltcf clocte belltc nit einem id)uloi1
iprcd)en0cn Geroift, ollf bos iiH Die
@eidnuorenen crit nod 24.itiin0iacr
@cratbltng eilli8ten. Hltef fuun nud)
oicicm llrtbeil bis oilf fl Sabre ms
3ltd)tboita gcIoltot mcr0en. Der Rid
fer miro morgen Oos StrnfmnB icIt
iebcn. Die pom Der @ert6eioiglutg
crbobcrcn Ginipriifc neroen ip6tcr
ucrhalt0eIt Der0en.
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columbia 9raler . tntcrit;isunds.
Meretd"

ny ll'1I'OtI SNNlNtl : tt1lASL AtSaitS1'
8ereia"
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.. .. 5. q. g."
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20t8, 8. ctr, N..N. - @erIammIrag
ic0en 2. Mtj1tpcb I'M Ionat in 9ltg.
I. Str, sB - @%e liammIuna ieoau
t. uto 3. Montog I'M Monat Be;
&crrp @aBmann, Nr. 737, T. Ctr.
H.sW.
n9loIt0eutiGer @crein"
Scfrct6r 8m. 9allnemorn, Wr.
1916, MariorsStr. R..@. - Ser.
%innumGuu8 ieSen 2. 9onneritag i'm
Monot in Ger. 430. S. Str. N..8.
nWlebger . l1nteritlitumas gcreil"
Getrct1r s. g. ScB ger. tt2, 4.
Str, R.-g9. SEC. Merchandising ie.
sem I. 0ierito9 inn Wonat bet Geo.
&eBIer, 9sr. 800, PennipIpauia,a oe,
e. VI.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-04-25

forced into the field again.
CT the republican members OF the
house who are asking for renomina-
tion, and who stand excellent chances
of being members of the next house,
there are several who are in the field
as probable candidates for speaker.
Nels j. Lee, of Emmet; George c..
White, of Story; C. A. Meredith, Of
Cass; Guy Feeley, of Blackhawk; w.
l.. Harding, of woodbury.; Paul Still
man. of Jefferson; E.. r. Moore, OF
Linn; L. d. Teter, Of Marion; c. w.
Hacker, of Webster, are all speaker
ship possibilities. Six of them are
progressives. and three standpatters.
Iowa county attorneys want new
law put on the statute books SO that
they can show up the character of a
defendant when the man has had a
penitentiary record. The theory of
the law is that conviction of Grim
inal should rest entirely on the evil
dence at hand without any relation to
whether the man has ever been guilty
at any other time or not. But the ac-
tual facts are that juries will often
time acquit man whom they know
to be guilty because they think it the
mans first offense, when in fact he
may have been in the penitentiary half
his life The law is that unless a de-
fendant takes the stand in his own de-
fense, the state cannot offer any evil
dence to show that he was ever in the
penitentiary or under arrest. If he
takes the stand in his own defense.
such evidence can be introduced.
County attorneys want the law
changed so that such evidence can be
offered.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-04-25
EIdora News Notes.

Special to I1meS-Republican.
Eldora, April 25-Rev Jonathan
Relph pastor of the Methodist church
of Owasa, who recently resigned his
pulpit on account of lack of support
has decided to stay by his work until
Oct. 1st, or until the close of the con-
ference year. This news will be gladly
received by Mr. Relph's friends who
dfsliked to see so capable a young
preacher take up some other work and
they sincerely hope that the Owasa
people will appreciate him sufficiently
by getting hustle on themselves and
seeing to it that the where-wfth- all to.
buy bread and butter is forthcoming.
Paul Woods. the versatile editor Of
the Eldora Led .'er, has purchased the
residence on Sou III Washington street
owned by Miss fancy Wasson. Mr..
Woods plans to r.odel the interior Of
the building and mt ke it modern In
every respect. The purchase of this
fine property is one of evidences that
Editor Woods is making financial
success In newspaper work
A. e. Ibach has resigned has position
as instructor in carpentering a, the In-a
dustrial school and in compan.- with
Frank Tower has gone to Crook coun-s
ty. Colorado. where they will sperd the:
summer working at their trad r.
they like Colorado their famili "
join them some time during TIL
mer and they will make their
ent home there. Frank HI
Eldora mas taken Mr.. Ibach's ~
the school
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-04-25
Paris Newspaper Comment Tn
favorably on Past Life Of
Husband OF Iowa Girl
souANDERED HIS PATRlMoNY
Papers Reeite Methods of Spending
His Fortune-sensationaI Stories
Concerning His Death Attributed to
Hotel Manasement-Body Removed
to Church.

Paris, April 25.-The body Of Due u
Chaulnes, who died suddenly from
heart failure, Thursday night, was
conveyed this morning from the Hotel
Langham to the Church of St Phillip,
where it will remain pending the COM
pletion Of arrangements for the fu-
neral.
The false reports that the duke had
died in his sisters apartments in Rue
Van Dyke arose from the desire of the
management of the Hotel Langham to
make it appear that the death Of the
duke had not occurred in their estab-
lishment.
tion with the old French nobility, the
newspapers of Paris give much prom
inence to his tragic death. Some Of
them take no pains to spare the mem
ory of the dead, raking up not only
the escapades of his youth, but recall
ing the sad story of his mother, the
beautiful Princess Galitzin, who died
miserably in a garret at Bellevue. after
a prolonged and sensational dispute
with the austere Duchess Chevreuse
over the possession of her children.
They describe how the Due de Chaul-
nes recklesslly sauandered the for
tune left him by his grandmother, and
make no attempt to gloss over some
of the methods in which it is alleged
ha snent his natrimonY
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-04-25
NEWS OF HAMPTON.
Death Of Popular Young Man, Arthur
Parker.

Death OF Popular Young Man, Arthur
Parker.
Special to Times Republican.
Hampton, April 25.-Arthur Parker,
a young man of 81 years, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Parker, died at the
family home Thursday evening. Mr..
Parker held a position at the Spot
Cash department store for several
years and while there proved his
faithfulness to duty and abilities in
that line. Diabetes was the cause of
his death and he was confined to his
room but twenty-four hours. He is
survived by his parents and younger
brother, besides other relatives and
friends. The funeral service was held
today at 2 p. M, at the M. E. church,
and the burial was in the Hampton
cemetery
L. f. Shave, of Keyterville, Mo-, and
his wife, are here for visit among
friends and attending to business mat
ters.
f. A. Hasler, popular meat cutter
has resigned his position at the Wolf
market and returned to his former
trade, that Of carpenter. j. w. Mar
ken is employed in his stead.
James Redding of near Geneva is the
first to begin corn planting in this
county, so far as learned
Mrs. William Seeger and daughter,
Marvel, have been at Latimer visiting
relatives.
w. P. Clark is enjoying a visit from
his mother, Mrs. H. NJ. Clark, of Min
neapolis.
now reinforced concreta hridoe
16x2O, is to be constructed on West
Fifth street, near the corner of the
fair ground. The material is on the
ground.
James Skkema has installed new
electric motor in his blacksmith and
wagon shop.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-04-25
Women Injured in Storm.

Women Injured in Storm.
1nwood, April 25.-A tornado which
did much damage to farm property,
and probably fatally injured one per-
son, passed over the country south
and west Of here. The heaviest loss
was suffered by Henry Hanson and the
onlp injured person was Miss Mary
Hanson, who was at the home of Ben
Craft. The total loss is estimated at
$4,000, half covered by insurance.
The storm struck the farm of d.
Dahnson, where all the buildings ex-
cept the house were destroyed, many
head Of cattle and hogs being killed.
The farm buildings of Claude De Gaul
were Lifted from their foundations and
carried about a quarter of a mile into
a grove. At the farm of Ben Craft,
two miles west of here, several build
ings We're destroyed, and the house
was damaged. Miss Hanson was hurt
by flying timbers, which struck her,
breaking several ribs and hurting her
internally.
Henry Frye, rural carrier, took
refuge in a farm building during the
storm. The building was caught by the
twister and Frye was carried high into
the air. He hung onto his mail bag.
however, and escaped uninjured.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-04-25
TORNAD0ES in SOUTH
KILL SEVERAL HUNDRED
WIDESPREAD Destruction in Louisiana, Mssis-
sippi, Alabama and Georgia By
Series on Storms
DOZENS OF TOWNS WIPED OFF THE MAP

1t was put under martial law at once.
The storm slruck there just about
noon, killing two white persons and
thirteen negroes outright, and injuring
many others, mostly negroes
The path of the tornado was about
two and one-half miles wide. large
number of farm animals were killed.
The greatest loss of life among ne
groes occurred in the vicinity of Nat
chez, Miss. In Concordia Parish, Lou
isiana, across the Mississippi from
Natchez, thirteen lives were lost, all
except two of the dead being negroes.
Twenty-Five persons were killed IN
Adams county, near NatcheZ. and thir-
ty-five were killed in the neighborhood
of Churchill. The tornadoes in this
section were about 100 miles due north
of the Amite tornado, and struck
about breakfast time.
Passenger Train Lost.
A outh-bound passenger train on
the Mobile & Ohio railroad, due in
Mobile last evening, has been lost
somewhere between Citronelle, Ala,
and Meridian, Miss. Up to an early
hour today it had not been heard from.
The tornado tore down all wires, and
it is believed to have thrown heavy
trees across the track. Fears are ex-
pressed here that the train may have
crashed into the distractions.
Passengers coming into New Or
leans on various railroads today re-
port heavy damage all along the lines.
1t is believed the death list in Louisi-
ana, Mississippi, Tennessee and Ala
bama will reach several hundred.
Late reports add the following to the
list of casualties: Fort Deposit, Ala,
three killed; Mohnad, Ala, two killed;
Democrat, Ala, five killed: Columbus,
Ga, two killed and a dozen injured.
From incomplete reports, the number
killed is placed at 800, and the injured
at 1851.