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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-14
Septaiupbcn.S eitragc crbDbt.

3ie S%eitrogSrote fir Witglicoer al
fer AItersfIoiien pom +. Sonuar
1909 nm iieben Gro5cnt b0ber.-
Or. Otto ~. Heinborot bcrid)tet
ilber Die Convention IN Sara.
togo Springs.
Gos Grluartcte lit einQctrofieL Der
n&crbeIierte Srhen Der Scptolopben"
bat obermnlS cine Grboburg Ieiner
SeriiherungSraten por9enommen.
,@ir batten bcrrliheS Wetter,
fiible 9tGhte uuO amiiiirten ms
pr0ftig." Mit nieien @ortcn bcgonn
Gr. Otto Wf. Heinborot, ser Coroner
oca iiiOliden Giitrifts Der ols0eIegnt
oeS ,Yuriton Gonclupe" al Der 5lueta
i0bri9en Convention Ser vSeptolo'
pGen," Die in Saratoga Springs IN
Der 3eit uom s. bis II. SUM ltott-
ionO, icin Snteruielu, meld)es er ei.
mem 9eridtccitotter oicicr 3eitltn9
CAB. Nm Der Convention betbeiligten
ii6 ca. 800 9clegoten, oorunter 14S
bon Baltimore. SeOer ein5elnc Staot
Der Union mar pertretert.
@iele Wtitglieoer miro cs liberia.
ifcn, Oo6 ole nGquoliiotions,Ylon.
fe," lprld)e beitinmt, bob bie Bel.
trogsroten olIer Witglieber erbobt
fperben, Innobnle fan0, uno MIR Ga
Gelc9otcn ouge9en ltimmten. Wit
Dem 9cginn oes fommcnOclt SobreS
crbobt iidJ 0enlnod Die 9eitrugSrote
zines jeoen oSeptolopben" I'M iieben
Gro5ent. Iuf peroen bonn I. Sonliar
19010 on feline $1,000 unO $1,000 Ser.
%tiiifote nlebr ouSgeiteQt. Iie idmmt.
lid)cn alien 9comten puroen mie0er.
erlpGblt. IS limo Dies: Morris ). SO.
ben Hittsburg, Suprpm-ard)on Sb.
y. Sids, Hi6mono,S .GroppIt;
Somuel $. Snttcrioll, Baltimore,
Suprem SefretGr; Gbnrles $.
&omiop. Bottom SupremtS hobnlsl.
tier; ouiiihtSiiibrenOer Ar5t Ct. 81.
Is. 9ubert, Baltimore; Suprem . Or
g~onilotor &obn U.s. Gruett, 9alti-
more. Oorf, 90, Wilipoifee, 2olriS.
bile, ap., ulb Columbus, 60, font
men in 9ctrndt oils nodite Gonper.
tionsitoot. mi
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@eb1d tnibfeier Der 81.
c + Itcten. -3n
elmer erbebenocn Geier geltoltete iid)
Dos WelnoriolicIt Der Witglieoer oes
Sroens Der Observation-Disclosures
uno 9riioeridoit Der eiienbdbn.8e.
oicnifeten, ooS g~cItcrn Nodnittag IN
Serbs SpernboltS all Der Weits
SoDetteltroBe 81 Gbren Der entldloie.
men @riioer ser 2ogc aeboltcn iurlrbc.
Gingcleitet luuroe Die Seier burd)
mebrere Spnrnen ciueS $50 Stintnlen
l%tarfet Chores. Nniprnd)eil bleltell
@oter M. =. Tiorbo1 bon Der fntboli.
iden ct. Charles Stride 1T EifeSuiue
mo Die Enitoren Sumuel ". @rofi.
lin uno e. 9. Subboro bon Der
GutomsS II. .W ctbooiltcn-aird)e 9i'
Idol Yorct ertbciItc ocn Segel.
Sottcn lcidtcS Spicl. =
Sbnc ir9eno mcIfe Sdnpierigfciten
innoen gcItcrn Abellb gegcn 6 llbr
Scrgcont j. @otf INTO bier Ecli5i'
itcit ginIaB in Die @irtbidIalt bon
8ron Nellic WorGh, Nr. S71. 8reen'
mount penltc, uto iiberroidten in
ocrielbcn iiili @oltc, pom benen ole
geblidl 5rpei ebcn lire Glider gum
Srinfen ouiestcn. Mis- gemeismate-
rioI beidlognobnlten Die Epliaiiten
Gin @lns Bier, ein @Ias Yorter nno
5pci @l6ier @bisfep. Tie @irtbin
mllroe nod Der norooitlihcn Toli5ri-
Itoticn gcbrod)t uuo bort iiir ein
beite ltattfinoenbcs Yerbor unter Der
anitnloiaung oes onaeblifcn Spi'
rithoienucrfaifs urn Sonntag ieit9e-
balteit.
Stat 1incrH abenmutte +.
= Nuf ieinem acknowledgements fans
acitern in uller 6riibe Der EoltsiIt
@iaiam 6. Gioer Elm etlta bier $50
den oltes aino mGnnlihen sc.
ihlehts Dor Der Sintsrtbiirc bes Soli.
ies Ger. 500, Hurf. spenie. Gr nabnn
Sen fleinen Grbenpilger nio brohte
ibn nad) Der norolueitlihclt GoliSei-
%itatioil, ND Der 8ii,bIing ben Hnhlen
@iaiam e. &iecr, oeii oes HoIi5iitcn,
DER iibriaens Gin SunggcieIIe TIT, err
belt. Hdh DEM Thufaft bradtc mun
oos anGblein nod Dem st. 8in-
cent ainbaraipl".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-14
Urohes 1Srhblinssfclt.
@crciuiate Sdugcr.
HiuersI ieiu.Harf,
Wontaa, ocu If. Snni.


Gull ohne 2iccn6 Spiri.
tuoien perfouft bobcn. --
Ger 65 Sabre oltc iriibcrc Ncitnuro-
teitr SSobn i. 6lpnu BON Nr. 235.
YreIiocnItrobc, mrroc gcltcrn bnrd)
Yolijeirittcr G'Neia inn oitIidlcl
S%totionsbnuic pcgen ongcblid)cu
SpirituoienuerfauiS obnc Siccr6 iilr
no& 8cridtSueriobren inter 9iirg.
id)oit geitelt. Slpnn muroe onl
Somitoa Ibenb burd) ocn Hnl0c'
Scrgcontrn Hieiner mo Die FoIi,i,
iteu eaiS unb S'9teiQ pcrboitet. nod.
Ole @Iourode in ieinem &uus Spci
Manner ansetrpifen butten, ocncl
5Ipnn pier un0 &biSfcp perfouit
baben iou.
GrapipieIer perbo tet.-
Scrgcant alein ulio Die Eolijiiten
8orucr uno Wilfeuion iiberroiften
gcitern lieben Neger bci'm Grapipicl
III Dem Sau'e Hr. 224, GIBBS pring
StraBe. ,Srber Der Spielcr mitroc
iii Der 6ittidjen Eoii5ciitation biird)
HidItcr S'9teia nit So uno Soften
bcltraft. 49, Cic adlt Hegcr, iucldje an
Salnltog abeilo IN ocnl Snnic Nr.
10, Siio.9 ctbelitrnBe. cbcnionS ne
gen eincs GropipieIs perboitet mllr.
Den, iino pon iclben Hid)tcr cbcnfoas
ill ic So unO Soften perbonnert NOR.
Den.
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$taot Baltimore.

SaltimOrcr, iueldJc bic Sommcr'
Munatc anhcrbalb Der StaOt pcrbrin'
gen, fDnncu Den Correspondent"
nadj irgcnO ciner gbrciie in Ncn Ser,
rinistcn Staatcn, europa, McGifo
nnS GAMBIA 5nacididt crbaltcn. Die
Iorciic mag 10 oft als 9cluiinidJt sc'
Guocrt iucroru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-14

fiir neile inouitrieQe llnterneDmlnt-
gen mcroen, mic es ii6 ais cine iolGle
in ben St1oten oes 8eitenS crlpicicn
bat. Baltimore ipiiroe oonlit in Die
Gage geiett iein, nit onoeren @roB.
itGoten eriolgreid conturiren 81 ton=
neuL ia, 0ieiclben 81 iiberfliigeln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-14
SbcO. 8. Iiencr &c So,
217, EtroS;e.

0ciitidss uiio onberes lausl1noi.
idles @clb sefauft uno perfouit.
ge!Sienelngen bciprst nod 1eutidr
lono, Scitreih, Hublano II. |. 10.
Wediel aitsgeIteli ouf aiisliuoiibe
ganfen. Greoitbrieie uno IrapsIers
Cheques. o.
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wv ANRANN 49, ~
9uItimore's I'M Sntereiie Der
Singer. - Seoer patriotild ge'
FINITE Geutif.I meritone bcllte
in Giper.8ietu erportet. - IS
Gilt, Die Sanger 5t ermutbigen.-
8iinIti0e @etternuSiidten.
Ter belltige Gag lit fir Die Geittid).
Nmerifaner 9oltimore'S Elm Yriii-
Iteir. sic boben SIT beneilen, oaB cS
nidt uQcin nit frolnnen Wiinlten
getbon lit, nm unieren Gereinen inl
aQgeneincu uno ben T~ereinigten
SGnocrn bon Baltimore lnl gelonoe-
rem bel Dem 0cm. Oortcr SGn0erIcIt
gum Siege az pcrbelien. Die Sorle
ger perlnngcn sic moraltlde lltters
ltiisung oes YltblifumS boolrdl be-
pieien 81 ieben, oaB bel Dem ber'tl9el1
6riiblingSicit Scr Eprf BON Scllts
hcrn 9eordngt poa lit. Ger @etters
6eriht loittet giinitig, uno menn Der
Wetterpropbet lid nid)t getrrt bat, 10
giebt es feline GntidJulbigung, Dob ir'
geno elmer u%nierer Witbiirger, Oent
oaS @obl Der SGltger am &er5elt
liegt, iih pom Set fern bolten Iolte.
gbgeieben bon DEM reidboltigen Yro-
9rornnl, melheS 5ur 9urdfiibrilng
gelongt, ltebelt Ben @diten 5oblreid)e
llcberrnidungen IN Iusiidt. Die
Gbreng1ite, @oupernelr GrotberS lino
Manor Wobool, Der Stabtregiitrntor
s. SemeIl SbonlnS un0 Der Stoot.
&cgiItrotor Sorrp s. Sooper, Der
ErGiioent oes Steler.a ppeaationsgea
ridts Oscar Seier, Sr. Gomaro
Roine, Sr. Charles 9Ibell uno Sr. &.
@otcrmon, ipcrbeu INN 6 llbr Nad)-
mittogS an Der Baltimore. ltto Sollt-
oapltr., nit einem Earloriuoggon ab.
fnbreu uno INN Z llbr bon Dem Tors
ltanb Der Sereinigteu Sanger anl
Gingong oeS Hiper.8 iem-8orfS enl'
pfnngen mo nod benz Wuiif.GapiI-
Ion gefilbrt,, moielbIt oaS CONCERT
Eunft bolb od)t llbr leinen Infong
nimmt. IS lit ou6er 6eionoerS mini.
ihenstpertb, Dob Die Sdnger iih red)t-
5eitig ouf Der 8iibne einfinoerL puS
in Nnbetrod)t oes %llmitonoes, oaB Dos
Seit bereits nm I llbr Rodn,ittogS
ieinen Anfang nimmt, nit Hedt ers
mortet neroen fam. Gic 8ereinigten
SGn0cr meroen in criter 2inie Die
SGngerfeit.Gbore iingen, unb 5mor
iibten iie in ibrer geitriaen 8robe bel
elmer Setbeiligung BON iiber 800 Wfit-
glieoern nit ioldem @ifer, Dob Serr
&embereer ii6tlif beiriebigt mor
mo ben 3uborern Elm mniitoiilGer
Obrenihmars in Iusiidt itebt.
9iit ~beionberem Slttereiie miro
Dem &ortrng oeS St1ote-Y reislieoeS
ySebniuft" BON &obert 2ougs emit
gegen geieben. 3onn iueroen Die
Gbore .SSm @alo" bon Gen, oIltoeut.
ldcs 2iebeslieo" bon 0oblgemultb,
r3u StroBburg auf Der langen
griid'" bon Sirid) mo ~Slb Soils
at Some" geiuugen. Cine b%eIonoerc
lleberroitung oiirfte fir ons aage-
meme Yltblifum BARN beItebclL ooB
gelcgentlid beS 8laegentages, nab
reno 5ipei Sternenbanner auf Der
9iibne entfaltet peroen, Die Sereini8-
ten SGltger nGos 2ieo pom Sternen-
banner" onitimmeri. SIS miro erpur'
tet, BOB bos Eublifum bier NIT elll'
1timmt. Cine aupclle bon 40 Wtonn
iuirft bel Dem CONCERT nit.
Gie $50. &enrp &. @ieneIelo, Ser
treter Der 20. @oro I'M Stootrotb,
Iobert VI. Gotber, Sronf Steil uno
WtorsGeiBenborn meroen oils Gsforie
Der G9rengoitc iun9iren.
. -. a. y. Na. Yin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-14

SrgeGpaibe. ssn Der Siio'
Baltimore tatinn Der M~ietbooiltcn'
Stride oil Der @iaiont.S troBe mliroc
acitern 8ormittog ourd) Eoltor acn'
nctb @. Murrop Die uclie Srgcl Der
@cmsiilbe eemeibt. Gle Salite oeS
aoitcnpreiies Der Srgel idenftc ST..
MnOretu Gorne9ie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-14

Hep. Sobn g. 6orreap iuurbe
seltern ieierlih ais romiid-fotboIi'
idler 9iidof BON Gleoelano, g., IN
itoairt. gr lit Der Hadlfolger oes
9iidofs SenatiuS j. :Soritmunn,
pelfer am t3. Mai 1908 81 Canton,
g., ltarb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-14
Som. Ifero oetretcn.

Som Giero aetretcn. =
Sic 3 Sabre altc Milbreo Sani1a,p
pun Or. 1914. 8onouer.S trobe.
r6nltc maze ibrer @obnnne Dor ei.
ncll ipciiponlliacn @aorn ser Stali.
oarh Oil 60. lno puroc bon einenl
8icrot ouf Den redjtcn Sub getretcn.
IT. Sominerbad|er nobrn ooS I1b.
dleit in @cbanolnltg. Cent &utit)er
eea @agens, &obert Garter, fam
feii1c SduIo beiecnteiien werocn.
anf bic Inflaee bin, an.
geblif) 270 Eiunb 8upferorobt poi,
Der nWcitcrn Union telegraph 60"
~aeftpblen 81 baberL mnroe Der "a
Sabre olte Soluarb 9. Raib bon Wr.
439 Siih.Eorrii6. Strobc. iiir buS
@crfobrcn ocs Criminals crihts iclt-
ecbditcr. n
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War Geiiert.
Saltimore's Scntider Ebotograpb,

409-411 Worbs8 aD= Strafr.
Samilicusrnppcn,
6odJ5citsgrnppcn,
Ginsclanfnabmcn,
Sinbcranfnabmcn,
Serar6ecrnnscn nad
Nltcm 8ilbcrn.
llniibertroffcnc fiinitlcriidlc Trbci.
ten. Makisc Erciie. -.r
Silbcr uerocn geidmafpoa cinge-
rabmt. Sittc, adJtcn Sic ami bic
ubigc NorcHc.
(9e8t3,3&S.1O
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.gtetSria" a. Sauprpiae uno ggnnocIbiISer.
n@larninnb "-9eitb'e nHH Stur" sSGltoeptQe
uHb grandchildren.
n@pnuu Cat &ari" 1deIi6 Gudmittles
Ban 2bure Rart" 49, IGglld Got15erte heS
p@oitonia SanensS r6eiiers" nno nnoere sis
irnflipHcr.
1Ipob's snrt.1bsatsr 49, Ideli6 8aubeoiqs
mo nnhere llnterbnltuieeu
Gnrrsth's ,Seaf Shpre Yurt," peitpurt -
9deIth GRANDCHILDREN NIB nnocre lnterbnIs
ilnaerL.
Cats Shore Cline Fart" - Idalih @auoes
bile nno nHoere Nttraitionen.
rWerriuigte Sangfr" Miontng, ben IL.
Suni, grpbes 5rii6ltnasfeit I'M oJiucr 9ieus
Barr.
snfebaa i'm rrriulr.enr" e. @cute Rad
nltttna baltimore aegen Puttaln,
Rart.6Dn6erte
Sic BdrfsGonBerte finbeu mic ioIGt ftntt:
@3ontaa -. d. 5ebcraI eeiui.." II. aRioerFioesRGci
(nbpehieInb)
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nltttags bis 7 tlbr qbencs .eehGItcn.
bon rs BIZ 10 libr absubS itGti. ""''"
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genl3er s9ts QrtrnG Donna" ....,.... gcrbert
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WcIoicnounoen

- OVERWHELMINGLY. =
@cloieubitngen nat &c
iino Seitreid] ltngnrn iit
ihnea beiorgt. 5, 10 unb 2
iowie 10 unb 20 aroner z
perfaufen.
fbeo. $. Cicner e {
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Faic snr Teiie iu's MlslanS be.
icrat 6. @ainc, Ir. 413, El.@aIti.
uiprritraRe, nal: Chiffon Soaie Ape.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-14
WotiS.
Scbbcl's cin5iscs Stnb

Sebbcl's cin5iscs Stnb
Sebermaun fcnnt bic ppr
licferte Nrbeit; mir benfcn l
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laiIcn birs nniercn 2eiitnn9e
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-08-09

change the name to the Fortress Choir
al Union, and new constitution and
bylaws to that effect were adopted.
A large reception was given the vfs-
iting choirs and other visitors by the
local choir, and some Of the best mus
ic ever heard in Roland was given in
the afternoon and evening programs
In the morning the opening sermon
was preached by REV. NJ. NJ Knutson.
Of Jewell. A sacred concert In the af-
ernecn r'as given by grand chorus
comprised OF all the visiting choirs.
Aside from the local choir those par
ttctpating were from the churches at
Ellsworth. Stanhope, Rosendale, Cam
bridge. Slater, Gilbert. Huxley. and
Story City. Mr.. Arne A. Nordskog, of
Story City. acted as director of the
grand chorus, and his sister, Miss
Yette Nordskog was tho accompanies
Aside from the selections by the grand
chorus there were several solos, duets
and quartet numbers. The afternoon
addresses We're given by Rev c. II.
Hjoitholm. of Ellsworth, and Rev. o.
Quale0. of Marshalltown.
In the evening the address was by
Rev A. Shfveland, OF Stanhope A fine
musical program was given at this
session, closing with a cantata. pray
er and Praise" by the grand chorus
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-08-09
PAGE ONE.
AIenrao oh;e M>>...

PAGE ONE.
Telegraphic News:
Progressives to Fight For Control.
Senator Cummins Outlines Plans.
Sheriff Fights Negro Jail Breakers.
Murderers Of Brakemen Seek to Es-
cape.
Sutton Letters Read at Inquiry.
Mother Accuses Adams OF Sons
Murder
Couer d'Alene Drawing Begins.
Slim Chance For Securing Farms.
Crop Conditions Better Than Last
Salt Lake Tourists Outnumber Vet
erans.
Greek Murders Uncle For Money.
China is Much Disturbed.
PAGES TWO AND THREE.
Iowa News:
Control Board is Offended.
Hon. Mark ]. Furry Dead.
Drouth Broken in North Iowa.
Natural Resources OF Hardin County
s. F. Smith Dies Enroute to Family
Mrs. Willard Collects $4,000.
knights OF the Grip.
PAGE FOUR.
EDITORIAL:
Not treason But Destiny.
Out With the Drunks.
Income Tax and Liquor.
New Patent Treaty.
Topics and Iowa Opinions.
Story, Last Voyage of the Donna
Isabel.
PAGES FIVE, SIX AND SEVEN.
City News:
Boy Meets With Fatal Accident.
Howard McCord Killed in Nebraska.
Billy" Sunday at Boulder Soon.
Theater Manager Seeks Injunction.
Chautauqua Assured for Next Year
carnival Ends dn Small Riot.
Death at laurel
News Of County Neighborhoods.
General City News.
PAGE EIGHT.
Markets and General:
Sharp Break In Wheat.
Corn Gain IA Lost
Best CATTLE Steady. Others Weak.
Heavy Slump In Hogs
Tariff Board in Sight.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-08-09
answer at this time" he replied. .I
have every. confidence in President
Taft. believe he has an administra-

answer at this time" he replied. IT
have every. confidence in President
Taft. believe he has an administra-
tion policy thoroughly progressive. The
tariff law is asrepublican law and
superior to any that could be framed
by the democrats. In my judgment
President Taft will demand that 1t be
administered fairly and equitably.
With his cooperation, an expert tariff
commission can be secured which will
furnish absolute and uncallengeable
figures upon the actual cost Of pro-
'duction Of commodities in the United
States and in foreign nations. Upon
these figures the tariff schedules can
be revised systematically where revis-
ion Is necessary, always maintaining
the protection principle"
States tho Issue FiatIy.
'sWhat immediate step will be taken
by the progressives 2"
1--WE shall present the issue fatty to
every republican convention between
the present and the national conven-
tion of 1912, where 1t Is possible for the
issue to be presented. That issue is:
Shall the men now in control Of party
destinies be permitted further to dis
regard plain party declarations 2"
Senator Cummins was emphatic in
declaring that President Taft had ex-
hausted every resource at his COM
mand in attempting to obtain honest
tariff revision, such as had been Of
fered in the Chicago platform, and that
no blame justly attaches to the presi-
dent because Of the failure of con-
gress 20 enact law different from the
Payne law.
The Senator departed for Des Moines
this morning. 1t Is his first trip to
Iowa since he was elected to the senate
for the long term last January. As to
Iowa politics, he said:
Never has there been greater
spirit Of harmony within the republi-
can party in Iowa than at present. The
party is thoroughly united. There will
be no factional attempt to defeat men
because they are progressive or be-
cause they are ;standpatters.' Iowa is
dn a state Of absolute political peace. -
Senator Cummins dined with Senator
William e. Borah of Idaho. During the
evening in his apartments he was Wis
tied by several western congressman
on their journey home
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-08-09
THE VETS OUTNUMBERED
More Pleasure. Seekers at Salt Lake
Eneampment Than soldiers-Ex-
Prisoners Of War Hold Reunion on
Opening Day.

Salt Lake City. Aug. s.-The nrst
day OF the forty-third encampment Of
the Grand Army Of the Republic was
largely occupied In welcoming the in
coming veterans, who arrived in large
numbers. The first formal gathering
was that OF union ex-prlsoners Of war,
who met this morning. The veterans
and members Of affiliated organiza-
tions are outnuznbered by tourists and
sightseers.
Arrivals yesterday were estimated at
5000. All who have come have been
accommodated without difficulty. and
there is still large supply Of rooms
upon which to draw.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-08-09
SENDS OUT CRY FOR HELP
North Dakota Crops May Go to Waste
For Lack Of Harvest Handsome
County Alone Appeals for 200 Men.

st. Paul. Aug. "a letter received
today by the Associated Press from
Secretary Martin A. Oleson, of the Will
liston, N. D., Commercial Club. calls
attention to the lack of harvest hands
and asks for help. Oleson writes.
Williams county is about to harvest
the greatest crop ever produced within
its limits. Climatic conditions have
been IDEAL thruout the season, and hail
alone can prevent bumper crop. The
matter OF help to harvest the grain,
however, is quite alarming in different
parts, and If help does not come from
outside much grain will be lost for
want of proper care. Williams county
will need at least 200 men, to properly
take care Of the harvest"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-08-09
BOLD ATTEMPT OF MEN WHO
MURDERED BRAkEMEN TO
GAIN LIBERTY.
SHERIFF CUMMINGS ATTACKED
IN JAIL AT pENisoh
Successfully Beats OF N.sroe. Hub
bard and Clarke Until Aousskssp.r
Arrives With cun-clarke Later
Hangs Himself in Cell But Rop.
Breaks Before He 10 srs 4.
Special to rimes-Reputs

Special to Times-Reputs H.
Denison. Aug. s.-r obard and
Clarke. the two negr held in the
Jail at Denison for murder OF
Brakemen Lee warrp nd A G. Brec-
tel. near Vail. OPS le 10, made a
murderous ASSAULT on Sheriff VI. j.
Cummings last evening in desperate
attempt to escape. The sheriff. single
handed. fought them off and Clarke af-
terwards attempted to commit suicide
in his cell by trying to hang himself
with a towel.
The assault occurred just after the
supper hour. Cummings went into the
Jail to remove the supper dishes
Clarke was confined in what Is known
as the cage and Hubbard was outside
Just as Cummings was pulling the
lever which locks the cell Hubbard
rushed up behind and grabbed him
about the arms, calling for Clarke to
come on. Clarke came with a rush.
but the sheriff managed to strike him
in the eye knocking him down. Clarke
at the sheriff, while Hubbard attempted
to choke him. Cummings knocked
Clarke down again and kicked him
and broke away from Hubbard.
The housekeeper, Mrs. Helphrey, OF
Des Moines, came to the rescue and In
response to Cummings call brought his
gun. Hubbard and Clarke were
thoroughly scared and beaten by this
time and running around the cage
thru fear. Cummings fired one shot to
frighten them and then Sordered them
both into the cell.
Clarke Attempts Suicide.
They went in and Cummings locked
them in and went out to see about his
lip. which had been cut in the fight
He had been outside about Ave minut@i
when things -quieted down so suddenl,
that he suspected something new. ant
! went inside. AS he unlocked the dool
he heard a chair fall and he went t.
the cell to find Clarke hanging by 9
towel. AS he unlocked the door tc
cut him down the moose broke and
Clarke fell to the floor. badly strangled
but otherwise uninjured.
Both Hubbard and Clarke are fear
full of lynching and Clarke says he is
ready to die and that the mob will find
him right at the door waiting for them.
There is no danger of a lynching, how
ever. but the. prisoners will be closely
guarded hereafter.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-08-09
"eIa GUN" EVERY DAY.
Epworth League Assembly in Full
Swing at coIfax.

Swing at Colfax.
Special to Times Republican.
Colfax. Aug. 9.-The big Epworth
League assembly here Is now in full
swing, and will continue thruout the
week. ending next Sunday evening
Yesterday was a big day. and every day
will see "big gun fired" An audience
that taxed the capacity of the big audi
torium, greeted Governor Buchtel IN
his address on Lincoln. yesterday az.
etrnoon. In the morning, DR.. Lockwood.
of Allegheny College. Pa, gave mas
terly sermon, and will give a literary
lecture each morning this week. This
afternoon, Senator Bob Taylor will be
heard in his incompatible lecture.
'rhe Fiddle and the Bow" and this
evening a concert will be given by the
Honolulu Students, direct from the
Pacific.
Tuesday will be music day. AMI
Rohumir Kyrl and his band will give
concerts In the afternoon and evening.
Central Iowa Is we'll represented among
the numerous camping parties at the
grounds.
Colfax was the mecca Of many auto
mobile parties Sunday. among them.
parties from 1ndianola, Newton. Des
Moines, Belle Plaine. Prairie City. Mon
roe. Kellogg, Mitchell and Marshall
town,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-08-09
HORRIBLY CUT sY MOWER.

Severe Injuries Received by c. Bishop,
Aged 82, Of Colo.
Special to Times Republican.
Colo, Aug. 9.-While G. Bishop, liv-
ing about four miles southeast OF Colo,
was moving some grass, he stepped In
front of the mower, when. the team
started. His leg was badly cut by the
sickle, one bone being entirely cut OF,
and the other one badly cut. Altho Mr..
Bishop ts s2 years old, he took no
ether or chloroform while the splint-
cred homes were picked out. and the
injuries were being dressed.