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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-07-06
DEzELNoZBoRsKE voLITvF
v TRSTU.

Po "Delavskem Listu" posna-
menamo. da so sc volitve v ". vo-
linen razredu V Trstu in okolici
isle tako, da bodo imeli social.
SIT odslej 10 zastopnikov V NEST
mem svetu.
V ozjo volitev prideta V III. vo-
linen razredu Sc sodruga Pittoni
in PauliG Z ital. nacijonalcem.
Vsi dosedaj izvoljeni socialist
sc prodrli V ozjih volitvah dine 16.
junija prot ital. nacionalcem. H.
volnjeni so bill: Silvii Spazzal, V
/. volilnem okraju Z 6S5 glasovi
prot DR.. A. Cosulich ital. nae. z
5SS glasovi; Viktor Perez V Ill
volilnem okraju z 1854 glasovi
prot Ivanu Baldwin, ital. nae. z
03 GLASGOW; Frank Blasziza, Ivan
Calligariss, DR.. Gilbert Senigag-
liza, Anton Simmoneta in STEER pr.
Vi Z 22S9, drugi z 22SS, tretji =
221 in cetrti 2 2290 prot ital. nae.
V V. volilnem okraju; V VI. volil.
mem okraju so bill izvoljeni: Rd.
dolf Cerniutz z 2645, Stefan Pau.
lie z 2649, DIR. f. Pancher Z 2659
in V. Pittoni Z 2676 GLASGOW.
kakor kaze ia lid, DO italian.
skim liberalcem V Trstu kmalu
odklenkalo,-na vrsto pridejo po-
TEN slovenski liberalci, kajti so
ciJalisti dObivajo V Trstu cedalje
vec tai.
Slovenski n%acionalci (liberalci)
so dobili 4 mandate in to MANFRED
V w. volilnem razredu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-07-06
Saws.
nora srbskih socijalistov ,
i Belgradu.

aedeeem podamo IL zbora ma
|aoskih sodrugov del govora,
2 le incl sodr. DR.. Renner, Xxi
|slal med drugim:
re Sc PR mas v Avstriji govori
o%ionialni politiki, Sc ne more
u z merilom navadne evrop-
|zolonialne politike. Mi smo ma
pr%ientalci in tudi nasa ekspan-
z polltika ina bolj orientalen
Fl Ia kolonizacijo je vec me-
Aystrija nina v prvi vrsti ka-
q; predvsem ina orozje, Off
IN birokrate. V starejsih ca
y Avstrija pospesevala nase-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-07-06

lJeValno kolonlZaclJO; naselJevala
Je kmete liz Nemcije, tudi IL Srbije
ma Hrvatskem, Ogrskem, Ceskem
In Galiskem. Absolutnemu vladar-
Ju zadostuje, ce ina wee zemlje,
wee davkov, wee vojakov; tako .je
bila nemska kolonizacija ma Po-
, ljskem drugacna. Nekdaj so bill
vsi kapitalisticni Nemci nasprotni
okupaciji. Xxi nj bila ekonomicno,
TEN wee dinastiGno dejanje. Sele
pozneje sc je pridruzilo kapitali-
sti6no i~zkoriscanje, Xxi sc ina DO
ostriti z ogrsko agrarno banko.
Aneksija sc mora smatrati kot de-
JanJe ekspanzivne politike vele-
sile in militarizma. Kakor smo
protestirali prot okupaciji in pro-
II aneksiJi, smo z vso ~enerzijo ma
stopili prot odiranju bosenskih
kmetov ter ne bono mirovali, do
kler ne postane bosenski tlacan
svOboden kmetovalec. Narodno
vpraSanje "a mas nj vprasanje VIA
danja viSjih razredov, temvee
v%prasanje zivega naroda. Mi hoce-
mo biti svobodni in p%rivoscimo so
sedu enako svobodo. V TEN sc V
Avstriji strinjamo sodrugi vseh
narodnosti. Kar pravim. seveda
nasprotuje splosnim pojmom o
nemskem narodu, XII je po vsem
svetu razvpit. da je gospodovalen
narod. Toda ne pozabimo, da je ma
mllione n~emSkega delavskega ljud-
silva cd prvega zacetka vedno in
strastno protestiralo prot bismar-
kovski politiki. In to ne n~asprotuje
zgodovini nemSkega naroda. Ali lie
bill Nemec V casu Herdcria in
Goetheja sovinist! Herder ie bill
tlstl, ki Je vase lepe srbske narod-
ne pesmi %prekladal V n~emSGino 4;
Ranke je z ljubeznijo zniral do
kumente vase revolucije; Goethe
je povdarjal svoje simpatije "a
srbski narod. Mas Engels ie dejal /:
NemSka socialna demokracija ie
pOnosna, da nj lie nadslednica
Marksa in Lasalla. ampak tudi ma
slednica Kanta. Goetheja in Fitch
teja. Sodrug Popovi6 je dejal. da
potomci starih srbskih .iunakov
MISC enaki svOjim dedom. Slavna
srbska revolucija mi nj mic mani
kakor velika francoska. Tukai je
kmet zapustil plug. da resi- dezelo
tirana. Danes vodi srbski proleta-
riat boj proti now t%iraniji kapita-
la in vi lahko pravite, da ste dedi-
ci Crnega Jurja in prvih srbskih
junakov. V ideji svobOde bono So
lidarni. Mi ne vidimo mel. XII Jill
je napravila ljubosumnost vlad in
dinastij. lie narod vidimo. Xxi hoce
pridobiti bodocnost in il more pri-
dobiti lie V skupni vstaji proleta-
RATA. da sezidamo ma razvalinah
stare Evroie novo Evropo svobode.
NObena velika in nobena mala di-
nastija, nobena burzoazija noce
kaj druzega, kakor izkoriscati. V
proletariatu V Londonu. Parizu.
P~eterburgu pa innate svoje bratc.
Noben konzul vas tukaj ne po-
zdravlja. toda mi. XII zastopamo
delavsko ljudstvo. lahko govorimo
V imenu Europe ter pravimo: Ne
panslavizem, ne pangermanizem,
temvec pansocializeml
Viharno odObravanie je sledilo
temu govoru. Potem je sodrug
Lapeevic povabil poslanca in clana
d%elegacij sodruga Nemca. da go
vori.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-07-06

veckrat V slovenskem jeziku: Pre-
neumen je, da bi bill lopov in ma
lopridne2.
Socijalizem, ali bolje: ''ta veil
kanski socialni problem med Slo-
venci v Ameriki DO reSen." Ka-
ko! - U~prasajte dvoje "figur",
XII bodo izdajali "Agrikultur".
"Glas potepencev" je Classic
tistih rojakov, XII so bill vrzeni il
S. \. p. j. ali pa ce jo morajo
radi n%apadanja zapustiti. Pote-
penci h potepencem
Brce IA potepence pridejo tudi
IL Pennsylvania. Dobili so Jill Cd
:. ID. p. u. stem da ne morajo
imeti tax nicvreeden list "a svoje
glasilo. Brce prihajajo torej cd
vseh vetrOv, ampak vecje - gene
ralne brce sele pridejo!. lie po-
trpljenje.
- Kteri tajni vzrok je kriv. da
SvobodaSi vcasih deloma doseze-
Jo kak navidezen vspeh7
Odgovor: SvobodaSi razumejo
skrbno prikrivati svojo neumnost
in zabitost pred tistimi l.iudmi.
kterih nikdar pamet ne sreca V
zivljenju. Ia to Jill taxi ljudje
tudi smatrajo "a ucenjake.
"Agrikultur', to je nova jezi-
kovna spaka. ktero so iznaSli pr
pOtepencih "a inc in naslov knee
kemu listu, kterega bodo baje IL
dajali mozje, Xxi so re toliko sto-
rili "a 'drage" rojake.
Him. "Agrikultur" da; ampak
lepSe bi Sc glasilo "Konda-NTayer
kultur' - ''figur''.
'Agrikultur" pa ne DO samo
konda-Mayer ''figur", on bo tu-
di TIA velikanski socialni pro-
blem resil, ne da bi bio treba pre-
mozenje in imetje deliti, kakor to
gotovi oberocijalisticni osli trdiio
in zahtevajo"... Tako lastnost
DO incl "Agrikultur", Xxi je Kon-
da-Mayerjev "figur". VISA stvar
je cisto resna in naravna, kajti
kdor klati o obersocijalistih in o
delenju premozenja, ia Sc je re
obsodil, da nj "a druzega, nego "a
"agrikulturi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-07-06

DELAYED - tovarisi! Zavedajte
Sc, da je edino "Proletarec'' tisti
list, kterega pisejo in vodijo de.
lavci IA DELAVCE! Pridobite
mu torej novih narocnikov, da DO
cimprej zecel izhajati ma 8 stra-
neh. Ma delo torej!
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DOpis.
CaInas, Wash.

upsdu, pravijo kapitalistie-
|rai. da gre prot svojemu kon-
| No. mogoce je to resnica, da
sadnji cas- zaposlilo nekaj
pysrn in rudo ter premogov-
nyov. toda brezposelnost je
,,duo yelika in jo Sc ne DO ia
rsglo konec. Sc dolgo casa ne
h ra~eeljene rane, ktere je po-
I'M v prvi vrsti proletarcem
|uji priviligirani kapitalisti6ni
I'm. ki je V vsi svoji nagoti po-
4. da V sedanjem-od posedu-
a slojev slavljenem dvajsetem
|ktiu nismo ma pravi poti in tu-
he bono, dokler ne postane
|,ujs veleindustrija "a profit
sua ljudska last.
Beda. glad i'll pomanjkanje, tie
sstre so bile med ameriSkim
Eetarjatom splosno znane in
lie nekaj delavcev je
| tsko sreSnih, da so ostali ma
|5h prostorih, pri strojih ali pa
Icvih, zniiali pa so Jim place,
bvodje so jih pa gonili in izko-
Essali do skrajnosti. Sc slabse
|e bio "a tiste, ktere so kljub
Ecrej pridnosti posadili ma ce-
Kdor je incl kaj denarja, je
ii onkraj velike luze cakat
Bib easov. veeina pa Sc Jill je
Ikala IL mesta mesta in pre-
Eisla z bera6enjem. Kdor pa Sc
bayelieal vecnega stradanja in
EdOys:ya, je pa wei V roke
kokres in 81 koncal svoje bed
|hyljenje. Koliko pa bono de-
n ma dobicku in kai pomeni "a
! to, ce Sc povrnijo normalni
! in ee "zarona" masinerija S
bin parom? Ia mas to pome-
|da bono moral spet napenjati
IL
Pee in kriviti hrbet. sploh cello
! delavno moe prodati pod ce-
trud naSih srag dobicek. DO
Fnil v zepe gospodov kapitali-
+, ki so brez dina. Ia mas pome-
10, da DO spet ma tisoce nash
Ipolnih bratov ubitih V tovar-
/ rudo- in premogokopih. XII so
? vsacih, ali pa pomanjkl.jivih
naprav. Mrtvi bodo
b lastne krivde. edino cato. ker
|norali, hoees noces, pomagati
fi zlatega teleta. MeScanski
b h so V sluzbi kapitala, pa o
nesreeah kolikor lie mono
Re ali pa p~orocajo tako, kot
|bi bill lie delavci vsega krivi.
be slueaj tax, da Sc pripeti ka-
Frofa In ubije kakih sto delav-
ma enkrat, potem prinesejo
nekaka p%oro6ila. XII so pa ia
spakedrana in zavita, da ne
Fhgenten delavec sploh ne mo-
FznaJtl in zapopasti odkod IL
! vse zlo.
|sak delavec. XII misli S svojo
70, mi DO rad pritrdil, da so
/, ktere zahteva kapitalizem,
70 leto cd slovenskih delav-
ogromne. Ia sluGaie je treba
asati samo pr nash podpor-
drustvih. Toliko je teh kapi-
Ftenih umorov. da so tisti ma
Palni kravali V Ptuju in Ljub.
Z 'otl TEN prava otrocija. We
pa Je seda.j treba. da bi do
p kravalov in pobojev nikdar
|prlslo, ce bi ne bill Nemci v
Pu In Slovenci V Ljubljani
B drugemu ne liuvali V obraz
Be metali drug "a drugim ka-
ia.
z yes ia nacijonalen Sport
|se le ma kranjskem popisalo
|!oiko popirja in ohladilo toll.
Pezlkov, da je joj. &c MISC tie
pa komedije. potem so vse po-
Pme gimnazije.
Pc to uprizariajo lie delaniGi,
parod ma ia nacin slepe in blu
Eto Je pa treba. da Sc delavci
plo skupaj V svojo falango in
r puste voditi cd narodnih
Farlev in hecarjev.
|elavec = z delavci!
Saws.
nora srbskih sociialistov v
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-07-06

Direktorij "Jugosl. del. fisk.
druzbe" ina svojo sejo dine Q. ju.
liza OBJ 8 uri zvecer v navadnih
prostorih.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-01-18
specia, to rimes-Republican.

Special to imes-Republican.
Fort Dodge, Jan. 1S-The Iowa VET
Urinary association will hold it's twen-
ty-first annual convention in Fort
Dodge Jan. 10, 20 and 81. The meet
ings will be held in the knights Of
Columbus hall. There are a large num-
Der Of veterinarians in the state and
about 200 are expected to attend. An
excellent program has been arranged
and a. number of prominent veterinary
surgeons will demonstrate. The pro-
gram is as follows:
Tuesday.
200 p. m.-President's address-D.
E. Baughman, Fort Dodge.
Reports of secretary and treasurer
Hal c. Simpson, Denison.
Reports of other committees.
Communications, correspondence, etc.
Election of officers.
New business.
DIR. j. w. Kline, illustrated lecture
on tuberculosis; Prof NJ. III. Reynolds,
milk as affected by stable practices
and subsequent exposures. ILLUSTRATED
with slides).
Wednesday.
$50 a. m.-Report of committees.
Presentation of papers and discus
sions.
"Scraps"-H. B. fireman, Rock
Well City
>. "Colic'-WiIliam Drinllwater,
Monticello.
3. IA Peculiar Specimen Found In
a Horse"-P A. Aageson. st. Ansgar.
4. "a Case of Haemmorrhagica"-
E. A. Richardson, Goldfield.
5. "Aneurism of Anterior Mesentric
Artery"-C. l.. White, Manila.
6. "Urethral Calculus of the Ok" -
H. l.. Stewart, Lacona.
Brain Disorder in Cattle'-A. l..
Wood Hampton.
IL m. Adjournment.
1880 p. m. Association assemblies
Reports of committees.
Papers: l. Serum Immunization
Against Hog Cholera'-C. H. STANCE,
Ames.
2. Experience With Swine Vaccina-,
tion'-G. NJ. Walrod, Storm Lake.
3. Swine Plague and Hog Cholera
Method to Prevent Same"-O. A.
Diller. Ottumwa.
1.-THE Official and Nom Official Solu-
lions" George Judish, lecturer on
pharmacy, Iowa State college, Ames.
600 p. m. Adjournment.
1880 o. m. Association assemblies.
Reports of committees.
Reports of cases-C. w. Anderson,
w. C. Miller, L. L. Diller.
2. Little Things That Help in
Practice"-F. J. Neiman, Marshalltown.
8. Tuberculosis in Iowa Herds" =
H. Z. Talbot, Des Moines.
4. Bovine Tuberculosis and Its
Eradication in Iowa"-P. o. Koto, Des
Moines.
5. "Bovo vaccine'-H. NJ. Neon
nell, New York.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-01-18

Forest City.
Otto Beckjorden for the past two
years connected with the county audi
tors office, has resigned that position
and accepted position with the Win
| nebago County State bank.
Usage.
While on her way to school Monday
morning little Mamie Hinchcliffe froze
her face, hands and arms so badly that
she was unconscious until II o'clock
DR.. Savre was called and>the little girl
taken to her home in quite a serious
condition.
Ashton.
The big barn of Henry Honkomp.
two miles east of town, was destroyed
by fire caused by the explosion Of a
lantern. Seven valuable horses, tWen-
ty head of thoroughbred cattle, togeth-
er with all other contents, we're burned.
The loss is about $4,000, with no in
surance.
Davenport.
Permanent DEGREES of injunction were
issued against eighteen saloonkeepers
of Davenport and Scott county. Five
cases were continued. No action was
taken against the owners of the build
ings, they being allowed ten days in
which to plead. The only evidence OF
violation of the mulct law against sew
eral of the defendants was the hold
ing of duck raffles in their saloons.
The mulct law precludes gambling, raf-
files and all kinds of games OF chance.
'It is all right to hold them in the
churches, but not Saloons" remarked
one Of the attorneys in the court.
Independence.
The Gedney hotel and opera house
at independence, built by c. w. Will
Jams, the thurman, was sold to A.
Kline. hotel man from Spirit Lake.
Possession will be given Feb. !. This
property is one Of the finest Of its
kind in this section of Iowa, combin-
ing hotel and opera house. When
Williams built the place It cost him
$215.000. He disposed Of his holdings
to the Gedney Hotel and Opera House
company and Il has been In their hands
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-01-18

table. | will never be without this
medicine in the house. Mrs. SAM'L
LEE, 1928 Fourth ST., Louisville, Ky.
Another Operation Avoided.
Adrian, Ga.-"I suffered untold
misery from female troubles, and my
doctor said an operation was my only
chance, and 1 dreaded it almost as
much as death. Lydia e. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound completely cured
me without an operation. LENA V.
HENRY, r. F. ID. 8.
Thirty years of unparalleled sue
cess confirms the power of Lydia ..
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to
cure female diseases. The great vol
ume of unsolicited testimony constant
ly pouring in proves conclusively that
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound is a remarkable remedy for those
distressing feminine ills from which
so many women suffer.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-01-18
KILLS TWO IND SELF
Terrible Tragedy Enacted at
Pleasanton, Small Town in
Southern Iowa
MAN AND WIFE MURDERED
Old Grievance Results in Shooting of
Mr.. and Mrs. Butler Thompson by
John Brooks and the Wounding of
Thompson's Observation-Disclosures Then
Kills Himself.
to Times-Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Leon, Jan 1S.-One Of the most ter
rihle tragedies ever enacted in SOUTH
ern Iowa resulted in the death of three
fourth, when John Brooks, a local
blacksmith, shot and killed Mr.. and
wounded Thompson's brother, Howard.
A repeating rifle was the weapon used.
Brooks, who lives in Pleasanton,
called at the Thompson house and had
barely been admitted when he fired si':
shots from his repeating rifle into the
body of the elder Thompson. who fell
dead. Before Howard Thompson. the
dead mans brother, could defend him
self, he had received a bullet near the
heart. He fell unconscious
Mrs. Thompson. the wife Of the
wounded man, was ill in bed, having
suffered a stroke of paralysis. She was
a. witness to the shooting. but could DO
nothing After the slayer had shot the
two men, he stepped over to the bed
where the enfeebled woman lay, and
fired two shots into her body, killing
her instantly. He then shot himself
and fell across the bed dying.
Howard Thompson. the wounded
man, was barely able to drag himself
to the house of neighbor nearby AMI
sound the alarm. Howard Thompson
may recover.
Brooks for some time had stated it
is alleged had q grievance against the
Thompson family and declared he
would get even.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-01-18
FROM ALL OVER IOWA

capacity of surgeon and has for years
been numbered among the most promi-
nent Des Moines members of the G. Ia
r. For a number of>years he was pen
sion examiner.
Marathon.
A company of seventy-five friends
and relatives gathered at the home of
Mrs. G. T. Williams to celebrate the
golden wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Reyman, of Marathon. 1t was COM
plete surprise, the aged couple being
kept in ignorance of all plans until the
appointed hour, when the friends as
sembled. Mr.. Reyman is SO years of
age, and his wife 6S. both being natives
of Pennsylvania. They are the parents
of five sons and two daughters. One
daughter grew to womanhood, leaving
four children. All of the six living
children of Mr.. and Mrs. Reyman were
present at the anniversary and four
teen Of the nineteen grandchildren.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-01-18
ONE CERTAINTY.
Seme MarshaIItown People Fully Real.
ize, 1t Now.
or III

Some Marshalltown People Fully Real
ize1 1t Now.
When the back aches from kidney
Ills,
When urinary troubles annoy YOU
There's a certain way to find relief;
"A sure way to be cured.
Doan's Kidney Pills will do it.
Marshalltown people endorse this
claim.
Augustus Anderson, of S11 Yves!
Railroad street, |Marshalltown, Iowa,
says: ''Doans Kidney Pills have been
of wonderful benefit to me and l cam
not say too much in their praise. For
almost year suffered terribly from
backache which finally became so Sc
we're that could not work. / tried sew
eral remedies and plasters but OBJ
tanned no relief. Nothing seemed TO
reach the awful pains in the small of
my back and thru my loins, until I
recently began using Doan's Kidney
Pills procured at Mcbride 6 Will Drug
companys store. The first box did me
so much good that I have continued
their use and am now almost complete
ly cured and am able to work again. :
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo,
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the ns.me-Doan's-and
take no other.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-01-18
MASON CITY COUPLE ELoPE.
Arthur II. Dcertz and Miss Lulu How
land Both Well Known.

Arthur II. Dcertz and Miss Lulu How.
land Both Well Known.
Special to Times Republican.
Charles City. Jan. 1S.-This city was
the objective point of an clipping Mason
City couple, Saturday, and the two,
both of whom are well known in Ma
son City, were married here at noon.
Arthur H. Deertz, the groom, is the
manager of the Clear Lake Ice COM
pany, and Miss Lulu Rowland, the pc
tite and charming bride. is the daugh-
ter Of George M. Rowland, at one time
clerk of the courts in Mason City. and
now at the head of the Farmers Co
Operative Brick and Tile company. The
young lady left home as usual in the
morning, and was expected to return
home for lunch. but in company with
Deertz left on an early morning train
for this city. the two returning to Ma
son City in the afternoon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-01-18
William c. Snyder Dead.
\! to -Republican.

Specia! TO es-Republican.
Cedar Falls. Jan. 1S.--William c.
Snyder is dead. aged II years. He was
Ia veteran of the civil war. having
served for three years, first as ser
geant in the artillery, and later as
first lieutenant in the Forty-ninth col
ored volunteers. Three brothers sur.
vive, Postmaster e. A. Snyder Cedar
Falls: c. w. Snyder, Los Angeles, Cal,
and +. e. Snyder. Williamsport Pa;
also one sister, Mrs. d. Shelter. Cedar
Falls; half brother. Herbert Snyder
Orliff, Cal. and a step sister, Mrs. j. e
Snowden, Cedar Falls.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-01-18

up to the present time. The new pro-
prietcr, A. Kline, is known to the trav-
cling public thru his connection with
the Antlers and Royal hotels at Spirit
Lake. The deal was consummated
| Of Waterloo.
Usage.
Last Monday evening, IS the young
people were Diminishing from chorus re-
hearsal in the chapel, Miss Merle Tay-
| lor, who attends the seminary, fell
down the long curving flight of stairs.
She struck the back of her head and
remained unconscious several hours.
DR.. Whitley was called and took her to
the home of her uncle, Professor Pot
ter. She is recovering rapidly.
Sloan.
About II o'clock man by the name
Of Joselyn, who works at the w. Math-
ers farm, near Salix, presented him.
self al: the Sloan hotel, reporting that
he had been shot. He was taken to a
room and examined. and a bullet hole
found in his left side near the tenth
rib. A rig was made ready at the ho-
, tel livery and the injured man was
taken to the Matflers home and then
on to Salix, where doctors services
were procured and the ball located. 1t
Is said the man was pretty weak from
the long ride and the wound. It is ru-
mored that Joselyn implicated man
in the shooting, whose reputation and
life among the people here is above
reproa'ch.
pes Moines.
DR.. John Osborne Skinner, since 1857
one of the most prominent physicians
of the city died at his residence, los
East Washington street. For the past
few years DIR. Skinner has been retired
from e.ctive life, having given UP his
position as pension examiner, owing to
his advanced age. At the time Of his
death DR.. Skinner had rounded his
S4th milestone. Death was due to SEN
fifty. DIR. Skinner was born in Ohio
eighty-four years ago and came to Des
MoInes in 1857. During the civil war
he served with the federal armies in the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-01-18
EFFORT TO RELEASE WOMAN.
Petition in Nancy Mays Behalf Being
Generally Signed at Bows.

Iowa Falls, Jan. 1S.-Recently con-
victed and sentenced to an Iowa re-
forn>atory, steps have been taken at
BOWS, seeking the release from that
institution of Nancy May, "the woman
in the case" and a petition is now be-
ing circulated and generally signed,
asking that she be paroled. on the
grounds that she was ignorant of any
wrong doing, and hence should not
bear the punishment. 1t is said a sim
liar petition has been prepared, and
will be circulated on behalf Of Fran
els Johnson, who was convicted and
sentenced at the same time as the wo-
man. The pair were convicted Of adult
terry, and were each given three years
in the penitentiary.
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with him Corbn was fined s25 and
costs for hunting without a non-resi-
dents license. and 81 and costs for
killing squirrel out of season. The
charges against Miller were dismissed
upon payment of costs and like dis
missal was made in the case of Arthur
iced.
1t Is said that Corbin is here from
Illinois on his honeymoon trip. His
brother-in-law was with him when he
shot the squirrel, but did not have q
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-01-18
IN .6Rv
FEARS AN ELoPEMENT
William e. Hall, Of Mason City, Asks
Aid of Police in Locating 15-year- old
Daushter-sweetheart is Also Miss
ina,
Special to Times-Republican.

Special to mes-Republican.
Mason City, Jan. 1s.-The aid Of the
police has been called by William E
Hall, in the task of locating his Is
year-old daughter, who, he thinks, has
eloped with Leo l.. Sawyer, a boy only
is years of age. The young couple dis
appeared Saturday, and have not been
seen or heard from since. For several
months they have been almost constant
companions when the young man was
not at work, and the father of the girl
has we'll founded suspicion that they
have run away to get married.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-01-18
COMMITS SUICIDE ON STREET.

Claus Thiessen, Aged Davenport Man,
Sends Bullet Into Brain.
Special to Times-Republican.
Davenport, Jan. 1S.-A thrilling sui
eide took place here. when, in sight of
"a dozen people who had rushed out
Of the hotel at the first shot, when he
tried the revolver, an aged man sent
a bullet In his brain, almost in front
of 1923 Division street.
Thiessen had been feeble and in ill
health for some time past, and this
with melancholy that had resulted,
is said to have caused his rash act.