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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-25
9ecDrab % Smcgll.
Sen 24oc Sftubcr 1910.
SGbSfmo.

8uorulnb Gnpi0ion aioif OcO %.
Sen 2sroog 0cn 22oc Cftobcr SIT. s
gFten al GI0eroomSipaQbeo, IS gor
aarmel. San par ioDt / lllOif @}rc
iteaiuIb, @ergeua Stift, 9}orgc, Ncn
186e Oftober 1929. San ubudu
6re6e til gmcrifa tSI7 % boiattc
ia poa en- 8orm / Nprbeocn al 2OOi,
g8iS. Ser boeoc ban, inotiI 1873,
ba ban fIDttcoc til Cecorab, Soma,
9 1857 bIep Ii0aoc Gift mc0 SiO
S~oIporSoutter &iGlhalcn meo bucnt
ban bdpoe If Born, al builfc 7 oocr'
leocr BAN. Sons SuItru o60c for
Is Iar iiocn. Snu bor life pUret
ina, men bar pau @ruu0 al SpuA
heb maattct boIbc 5cuaen set mcite
al GiNcu Sc ii0itc Bar Nur. Cnttc
rem W}ii5 Gina Oopioion % Somcn
&errp Tuoioion mnulconriQ llo
i%finirttcr I "0Ccornb EoitCn", hnr
narct ON sen nonlc Sober % pIcict
ham / hans ii0Itc 2c0coor, ri &c on
brc Born fun nrorca N}rs. SoC /
GoImor, W}rS. Nait. WoacISieu I Ga
Crosse, WrS. SpirNc ncS 2ooi, @i@.,
o. Mlr&. 9Ocr Sticic / Gounoo.
@CnroOCIiCn ~forCaaur Cir3oaQ Sen
25hc ira bans Cottrra Stem poo
Seiicrion ct, 81. 21a Gftcrm.
Sobr Tctcrion. Sr., en- Of Gal
mars |iouccrcr. boNc Sen 1850 q.
totcr / fit Stem ocritc03 / en- 2lIocr
al Iiot oDcr SO 9lor. Mr.. Tctcriou
bar foot Sucriac % for / fine uuarc
Gage iom 2icuano, % cftrr at bore
oufommcu bcrtiI 2auoct ticutr Ban
/ TO Ior ionr M}otro2 poo Sc Torcua0c
Stotcr& Grcaot "Gouiihtiou", be-.
hre fier0t uuocr Nanuct "0l6 Eron
fbe". : tSi9 bar NctcrIou bIon0t
Dem, iom hron til California for At
ernoc GuIh, men bou bauNc life her
ro9ct @elb, hoorfor ban ncuNtc til
br0c til Boston % rciItc Ncrfra til
Ghtra. hOor Ran iorbIcu til 1855.
Chen TOO han i1icu en- Cur til ga.
lIfpruin on hpia1tr rnIN, IA ,,r,Yn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-25

Snc / Scras. Gn giennemisnen-
De %9torocnuino meo tptte Snefoper
roieoe SorSong iorrige llge omfring
Siles, Giteaite % andre Yanbanolc.
gpcr / 3erus.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-25
Tiitcr 5 areatmrer.

Taa anbrep 9loie.3 arnlen, Sort.
lano, falot 3ogct al ct fort "Sbcb"
neo paa ca. 40 areatllrer. 8eo
Naboers &iGlp fit man reooet Dem
poa 5 Stpffer npr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-25
Hciicubc.

Wortin llloeitao bar pprct ruribt
poo oiSic &onter for at iuntle "NPn-
terialcr" til anben Gel al lit @erf,
"Nurbmpnbenc | gmerifa" MenS
ban Icpcr % Itrpner. cir hi BAN oft
for ofte Stcne for @reo; men noor
ban err Np0. IGtter ri en- Stenitette
paa bans @rup. San uoiercr ct Or
bcioe, iom iao piIoe Ia SooImoo til
at 0ripe pna meo.
Simon No$lien norbnelt for Won-
In bar oGrct en- Sur til ct. Tuul /
Sorretningcr.
Or. % Mrs. Sermonbion ira
@orporo, SQ., or Der / @eieg hos
S%legtninaCr "a gamle befienote.
SIR. 80. 5. Gneitoo ira Mooiion,
@iS., bar puret / @ortb So. / @e.
Iea ogioo.
s Northmooo hapoe SmegncnS
Eager Mooc M nnIig for at bsre
Or. 9afiu boloe Sorebrag ON Ben
MI ino meQct frpgtebe @ornelambeb,
ser poa 9oftormoal beber iau megct
iom EoIiomuelitis. Goftnren, Ser or
fra Moior Gitp, So, ipneS bore az
Ben 6ormenrlg, at Spgbommen er
fommcn bis meo Snbpanbrere fra be
Tonoinoniifc 2anbe, hpor ban me
ner, at SnQNommen lGnge bar pG-
ret ficrbt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-25
&lpen0e lNilat paa
Nuiist 90 sails

Stlbrcstt - SIpebr Until Muiiatet vnr en-
Masie rda Sanr Srngtc Suiiclra %
bapoe frritc gphe giGts SDpn pGd trt
Nialnehcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-25
Gm Brett INN Mpisnogiucr % nc.

Saftpr. "@rop Gagle 6a5ette" /
Sauf 9enter, Wtinn., er | biSie Gage
iolat til Reo. W. 8. Srne, HreIt / Den
Torcneoc prcSbnterianlfe Strife ser.
iteoS, iom FOR 8remtioen ietp pil
onertoge @Iaoets Reooftion / Sorbin-
belle meo lin preitelige 8ierning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-25
Sra Dorth 60, Jowa.
Epiat life &anacn!

vi republifnnife Sofalblaoc, Der |
Farentbes iagt tiI0clS er bit gonife
perlig itemt moo ocmofratiifc aan-
0iouter MI | oct l%enere, e%rforer ieg,
ct man pao pisic Solo nGrer Sonb
ont at Hepublifnnerne fol iibbe
bienme, noar gaIgbagen fommer
- en- flor Gel al Dem | Oct miinbite.
Won gnor no ira, at Ell bel Del
RepubIifanere Der / Soipn err bit iao
utiIfrebie meb tit &orti, at DC life en-
Sang gioer femme ihsit. sa, ielp
oen bentofratiffe @rnernsrfonoioot
SIR. Vorter, n6taIte ifslgc 9lobene
puo ct tort SoIfemnoe / Moion Gitp
MI nplia, at BON life 6aabet at pinoc
Ioprt mango repu6lifonife Stemmer;
men bon baobct, at 0emofroterne
piIoe meoe frem monoiterfe 8oIqoo-
Gen, og at en- bcl Gel utilfreoie &c
pnblifolere pil6e fllrte og life item.
me. 3ettc bar III life offiirot Or.
ocnc; men WeninQcn er ser.
Nporfor ifll0e Tepublifanerne
inrte? Sor Republifonerne / SAT-
0ers 3titrift, oct iicrbe, @runb til
at boGbe iie bienlmc @alobo0en, moo
ie1 iperee9 Sffe ri "Gummin8- De-
mofrotcr", Tom Itltnoont bIir folot
'Sn'urgcnter", men / Iirfelighcoen
er repu6lifanifc acknowledgements
og intet pnrre. &i bar itemt for
Gllmmins, SoiiQen % Soaiper I
oorebiS. Sfulbc nj ioiate M? SSn-
Qen neater, at SoIQen bar fDIot lin
RlooS mcb sGrc / aonqreSien. Son
bar ior'eat at ticre fine @rlgcre, oa
man tan iige, hDaO man bil - ieg
pno'tnor. at ban ioo lnnQt bar Qiort
set meb Sroifa6 % S~p9tiaheo.
GRANDFATHER" Spcofer Cannon bar
tligtct bom for bct, og oerfor inneS
leg, set er gob @rl1uo for, at hi
Noroboer | ficr0c 9iItrift ncnne
@an0 cir Souacn en- iliG Moioritct,
at babe Statcn$ "Stonopotter" og
oereS Stolobrpbrc / a%ongrcsien for
itaar, "bpob aloffcn cr Ilooen". Selp
ON ieg por 9cmofrot liQe rb / Sim
gerlpio'ene, piloe iea iom Horobo
neo ell Nnleoning iom MI iboit Itcm-
me for Sni,gen. 90 icg ~lfriper life
bette, foroi ieg or iUroeles gobe %eu-
1ter meo aongrcSmonben eIler ifnl-
Ser ban nogen ipecicl Genneticneitc.
men foroi leg folcr mig o~nerbepiit
ON, at bon bar prrct Ell aoo. GrIig
Tolfcts Siener % 6erfor bar iorticnt,
at III oelrne @anQ iirr poaifienner
Oct oeb at gioe ban en- iterit mlllig
Woioritet paa Enlqbnaen. Sitif poo,
at Ell "Sniurgent" iom aonoioat for
ct @mbeoe bar itcrferc Wooter inloo
iig ems Stntens 9euofrotcr Der /
Soma nut nui-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-25
forifjeuiet.

Srnnolplc Selegrammer er mt
'eiiot | Ell Ifita1b al $500 am. (ca.
5000 eng. Wtil.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-25
GrDanp.

Mtr. Sohn Bang 90 Wiis Gina
2arion, Soice, bar / &ruoen8 Stem
bnut @rpQup mi npliQ. @rlogpm.
men er Ell SON al aio6mono @or,g
og briper / &ompori meo en- Wlr.
Sltio Sanoclsforretning / Soicc.
8ruoen or Gottcr al Ell %fremrogcns
sc 6ormer, Better 2nrion DIT for
Soice. Sea snifer be ogtebe ulge
9Ggteiolf ct langt og lpffeIigt Sam-
I'm
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-25
Srrbt al en- eleftriif strpm. @

liam gomen, iom for ire Tiger iioen
fiebte ct eIeftriif 2pSoerf | gSbat
Cheer, Soma, bIep / Sreoags orGbt
poo Steoet i Moifinrummet peo al
fomn1e / @ersrelie nreo en- al Seonin-
aerne. Gn eleftriif Strsm paa 100
@olts Stprfe pasiereoe giennem bans
9eaeme.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-25
Nnbrciu Garncoic

gnbrcu Carnegie anfom / 9pr-
bags iumnlen meo i'm Suitrit og Sat-
ter til Nep 9orf ira Sfotlano. She
rcgnet bans iarite Reiie til 9lmarifa
lom Gmigront / Ell Scilifuoe bar
bette bans 100 Heiie oper Sceanet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-25

Sbcbopaans Sulfemrngbc. gpeu
SbeboDgnn @is. bar M, ifolge Ser
lioite 6oltetGIling, 26,39S Snopoa.
mere nro0 22,962 / 1900.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-25

s@t flpcuoe llolGt brpn no pao nit Nrl'
fint % min NaLe. % bet par iaa on0drtet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-25
GcSaftpr q. 9. Came / Gbicat

er iioite ltge ofgaaet peb 0eoen, SO
gnr gammel. San efterlaber iig
Gnfe, men inge1 9srn. 2onge no.
gro iioen @e9pnbclieE al 90-Garene
@laoet "Sfunoio", ferit / 91tlutb og
~icrlcrc / Chicago. San bapbe ppret
ipgelig Ell IGngere Sio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-25
Notwithstanding

Sen 22be Sttober.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-25
Grpreiiocnt af Gnba bso.

StpiN'SN" ~ >
tor SoIpdoor Gisneros, lom rnoer
SET ipanife S~erreosmme bapoe Sitel
al Morfi Sc Santa 2ucia, % lom par
Irpiibent al Sen fubanife Hepnblit
uuScr Sribeosfrigen, er Ben 21Se os.
aiaoaet peo Gpoen iom 6elge al ct
SaIb ira Setter paa Ell Hioefiir !
Smcancn Neuoitas. San par 10
Iar ganmel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-25
sIet bcpcnst mes sGrlisheSem

SIet bcpcnot meb WrligheSen.
DR.. @. G. Iaen. Der er Meolem al
Gem 0orfs "9uremi OF municipal
&cieorf~, erflrrebe / en- Gale, ban
2srbaes bolht paa De iainmenllntteoe
apinbeflmbbers aarsfonoention Der
itebs, at ban eiennem perionlig I'm
oer;sseIie bnnoe ~fomtateret Oct 6af'
tum, at al $40 aicbmGno fun 6 Bro
cent briiste 9rlia @rgt. vi 1920
@reter OF Waal. ipm par blepet mn
Scrisst, par 3,59S uristige.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-25

eso st. paui ~xpasmar',,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-25

chicago 8Oasutarfep.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-13
RECENT TREATY OVER MAN.
cHURIA PROVES TO HAVE BEEN
A HARMLESS DOCUMENT.
OPEN DOOR NOT MENAcED,
ACCORDING TO JAP CLAIMS
Premier katsura Issues Statement
Concerning Convention - Ambassa.
doris Call on Germany to Explain Sig
nificance-Text Of Document Made
Public in Washington.

Toxic, July 13.-Marquis Katsura
premier and minister Of finance. denied
today that the recently made conven-
ton between Japan and Russia was In
auenced by Secretary Knox's PROPOSE
ton for the naturalization OF the Man
churian railways. He said:
There is not the slightest founda-
ton for the assertions published in
Europe that the Russtan-Japanese
convention was the outcome OF the
naturalization proposition. 1t had alb
solutely no connection Herewith, nor
was it directly or indirectly Intended
as an answer to the United States
The convention was framed, practical
ly, long prior to any proposal affect
ing Japan's interest in the railroads OF
Manchura. It was made solely wita
the purpose of affording reinsurance
Of friendly relations between Japan
and Russia, and Of insuring peace in
the far east. tho at the same time
with the practical object Of improving
traffic connections and working ar
rangements between the railroads. 1t
is Japan's determined policy to adhere
closely to all the agreements and trea-
ties with China and other nations"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-13
pEs MONIES GOLFERS WIN STATE
TEAM MATCH At CEDAR
RAPIDS.
TWO TIE FOR SECOND,
MARsHALLToWN FOURTH
sheehan, Of Dos Moines, Wins Quality
ing Modal in State Raee-Four Of
Marsh alltown Players Qualify for
State Champonship-Wa alIaco Goes
Against n. n. Ferguson.

Special to Times Republican
Cedar Rapids, July 13.--Altho all day
was spent qualifying, not nearly all the
golfers finished Tuesday. The rest of
the qualifying round was completed
this morning. With score OF 166,
William Sheehan. state champion, won
the low qualifying medal. Ralph Rider.
of Des Moines. was second with 172.
Ii. H. Ferguson, of Cedar Rapids, and
Fred Carr. ot Des Moinss, tied with
l7i for third
The Hyperion club of Des Moines
won the team match. with 7O4. Cedar
Rapids and the Rock Island Arsenal
Club tied for second. with 729. Mar
shalltown was fourth with 1853
MarshaIitown Men Quality.
OF the eight Marshalltown players
four-Boardman Wallace, Stewart and
RodSers-qualitied in the Champion
ship. Scores were: Boardman 1874.
Wallace $50. Stewart ISL, Rodgers 1877
/. o. kennble qualified in the first flight
for the directors cup and T. l. Wasson
and X. w. McCreery and Hardy Friend
qualified in the second flight for the
Cedar Rapids cup.
The Marshalltown players In the
championship flight all finished the
first nine holes by noon. F. Il Stewart
was up on f., C. Mueller, OF Rock
Island. c. II. T.. Boardman and T.. j.
Carey. OF Cedar Rapids, were all even.
II. G.. Wallace was down to II. H
Ferguson, tho Cedar Rapids crack.
Rodgers was down to j. Matles. OF
keokuk
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-13
PlNchoT is ON THE JOB.
Will Actively Campaign for Anti Can
non Congressmen.
Especial correspondence

Especial COrrespOnQence.J
Washington, July 13.-Gifford Pin
chot, former chief forester of the Unit
ed States, deposed by President Taft
in the course of the Ballinger- Pnchot
controversy, is going to be on the Job
actively in the congressional campaign.
Mr Pinchot is going to do some speak
Ing and It will not be intended TO help
the friends Of Ballinger or to bolster up
the cause Of Speaker Cannon and the
regular leaders Of the house Mr.. Pin
chot Is giving aid and comfort to the
insurgents pretty regularly. and Is
showing signs OF continuing to do so.
The latest Is that Mr.. Pinchot is go
ing to camp on the trail of Representa-
tive Duncan L. Mckinley, OF the Sec
ond California district. Mr.. Mckinley
is one OF the wheel horses of the Can
non element in the house. He Is an
able campalgner and In the past six
months he has made good many
speeches for the regular organization
In various parts OF the country
Now, 1t appears that Mckinley has
stirred up the insurgents in his district
and that they are going to support one
William Kent for the nomination in
the coming primaries. Kent is strong
insurgent and has come out with a
platform that Is sufficiently insurgent
to make the heart OF Victor Murdoch
or Norris, OF Nebraska, glad. Mr.. Kents
platform is in support OF the Roose-
welt -Pinchot policies Of conservation:
against Cannon and Cannonism:
against the tariff law and for tariff
commission; against "log rolling and
the pork barrel: for the strict reg
ulaton OF corporations: and for a re-
turn of the party to tho Lincoln ideals.
Mr.. Kent declares the house should
be free from domination by the speaker
and adds:
IF elected. I shall not vote for Jo-
seph Cannon for speaker or for any
man who holds his views OF parlia-
mentary organization or national poll
lev"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-13
and Rock Island ~. Small declines In
Amalgamated copper and american
Smelling made the only exceptions to
the prevailing tendency.
THIRTEEN ARE INDICTED.
Result Of FraternaI Insurance Affairs
Probe, in Illinois.

Result Of FraternaI Insurance Affairs
Probe, in Illinois.
Rock Island. ILL, July 13.-The grand
Jury Investigating fraternal insurance
affairs reported today, indicting thir-
teen men, the names of whom are sup
pressed pending arraignment for bail.
It Is said all the indictments are con-
nected with the fraternal insurance
disclosures, and that seven of those
indicted are accused Of participating in
the merging Of the Fra ternal Tribune
with the American Home Circle,
and the wrecking Of the former organ
ization.
Allegations were made to the grand
jurors that the head officers Of the
American Tribune received $4,000 to
resign and permit the American Home
Circle officials to assume control Of
the merged orders. From time to time
statements were made that the different
persons, some Of them not directly al
lied with either society, had profited
in the Irregularities which 1t was de-
clared marked the merger.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-13
BUSY DAY FOR ELks
Changes in Laws and Ritual Up For
Consideration and Strenuous Social
Program Arranged, With Naval
Demonstrations

Detroit. Mich, July 13.-Today's ses-
sion of the grand lodge of Elks prom
ised to be an important one. Further
maintenance Of the national home at
Bedford, Va, and extensive changes in
the laws and ritual Of the order We're
scheduled for discussion.
The entertainment program. covering
nearly every hour Of the day. included
a competitive drill Of teams from va
rious lodges, followed by an exhibition
drill by THE Cherry Pickers' Of the
Toledo lodge; river cruise by motor
land; and a naval demonstration con-
sisting OF an attack upon Belle Isle by
the Michigan naval reserve. the land
ing of marines and successful defends
of the island.
The night program promises a canoe
parade along Belle Isle lagoons and a
ball game at the Masonic temple, ten
dered to the grand lodge by Moslem
temple Mobiles Of the Mystic Shrine.
Additional Elk Elections.
The election Of the following Elk
officers. not completed yesterday, was
announced today:
New Haven, Conn.
Loyal Knight-L. NJ. Lively, Talla-
hassee, Fla.
Trustee-Charles c. Schmidt. Wheel
ing, w. Va
Inner Guard-Joseph =. Welsh. Lcns
Branch N. j.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-13
DOMESTIC TRAGEDY
CAUSES TWO D[AIBG'
oNANA MAN KILLS WOMAN WHO;
SPuRNED HIM AND COMMITS
SUICIDE.
MRS. AGNES Mccoy. plvoRcEE,
SHOT TWICE BY JOHN kRArz
kratz Appeared at Mrs. Mecoy'a
Homo and Was Warned Away al
Point Of Gun-kratz Seized Weapon
and Killed. Woman and Himself -.
Murderer Gave her Revolver.

Special to Tirnes- Republican
Onawa. July ia double shooting
ARRAY last night about 1880 resulted
In the death OF John Kratz and Mrs.
Agnes Mccoy. Mrs. Mccoy. who a.
year ago was divorced. has been living
with her little daughter In the Skid
more property. kratz IS drayman
and had become infatuated with Mrs,
Mccoy. and 1, was because OF her re-
sentiment OF his attentions that he took
her lie and then his own.
Woman Shoots First.
Going TO her home last night ut
about 1880 and seeking entrance. Mrs.
Mccoy sent n bullet thru the door. no,
knowing who the intruder was. She
then opened the door and found Krat.
on the porch and was surprised to find
that IL was he who had been seeking
entrance. She admonished him 10 move
on. wfforeupofi iie s1iasched the gun
from her and threw Il into n neigh
bor's yard. Mrs. Mccoy recovered the
revolver and entered her home.
Shoots Woman Twice.
kratz again wrested the gun from
her turning 1t upon her sent a bullet
into her right shoulder blade A sec.
ond was sent thru her temple
The little daughter rushed to a neigh
boris and imp!ored them to go to her
mothers aid. but before they reached
there another shot rang out and Kratz
dropped 10 the floor with a bullet In
his brain. inflicted by his own hand.
Sheriff Rawlings was notified by tho
|nelghbors and with his deputy arrived
on the scene In few moments after
the shooting.
Both Wounds Fatal.
Mrs. Mccoy lived about two hours
and Kratz one hour but pever re-
gained consciousness. The bodies were
| AIKEN to tho Pullen undertaking rooms
where coroners inquest will be held
this forenoon.
| But few weeks ago Mrs Mccoy
was awakened by some ono attempting
to gain entrance TO tho house and shot
thru the door to scare the night
marauder. Soon after Kratz presented
her with new revolver and II was
with this that tho double tragedy was
committed last night.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-13
IOWA LAND TOO HIGH.
Wisconsin Lecturer Declares Rents
Must BE Raised.

W1VSI 90 n&so0Ss
Ames, July 13.-"IoWa land is inflated
In value" said DR.. Taylor professor OF
rural economics at Wisconsin. in the
course of his series of lectures before
the graduate school of agriculture
here. II do not, look for the price to
go down, but the rents must come up.
In New York land that will not sell for
third the price Of Iowa land will rent
for q higher amount"
DR.. Taylor discussed the rent prob
lem. and stated that some sort Of cred
1t associations are needed to enable
each oncoming generation to purchase
the farms fro mthe farmers who are
retiring. He said that each expert
ment station should have corps Of
economists at work on the problem OF
prices Of agricultural products, land
values, and other economic problems
affecting the farmer.
president Waters Of Kansas and DIR.
Armsby Of Pennsylvania gave some
valuable scientific discussions Of the
feeding of farm animals.
The animal husbandry lectures this
week are being given by Dean Curtiss
and DR.. Castle, the latter talking Of
breeding, the former on breeding. Pro
fessor Stevenson and DR.. Jodidi are
giving the soils lectures. DR.. Won
Tschermak of Austria Is giving some
very valuable lectures on plant breed
ing. Professor Hmziker and professor
Mortensen will talk on condensed milk,
ice cream and creamery management
The poultry work will be In charge Of
Professor Dryden. The subject Of ir-
II risafion will be handled by DIR. Fortier.
The total enrolment to date Is 164.
thiSty-four states and three 1ogelgD
esn1Ei9e tn4 111gl1la1ek
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-13
FIRE AT COON RAPIDS.
Restaurant and Bowling Alley Destroy
ed With Furnishinas.


Coon Rapids. July 13.-Ahout 1
o'clock Yesterday fro broke out In tho
Deeds chop house. Tho building was
in flames before the fire was discover
ed and by the time the fire company
arrived The flames had made great
headway. II soon spread TO the ad-
joining building. which was used as q
bowling alley.
The buildings being beyond saving.
tho flremen directed their efforts to-
toward the structures on either side to,
prevent further spreading OF tho
fire.
The rooms over the buildings were
occupied by families. who fed. saving
mono OF their furniture. One man Jump
ed from a window and secured a ladder
10 aid his wife and child 70 descend.
Tho two buildings destroyed were
frame structures and were worth be-
tween $4,000 md $4,000 They wercI
owned by \. &. S;eai and were rented
by the men who operated the bowling
alley and chop house. The cause or the
fire Is unknown.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-13
BUILDINGS DAMAGED IN CITIES
IN BAVARIA AND IN TYRoL,
AusrRIA-HUNGARY.
ONE KILLED, TWENTY HURT,
IN TOWN OF UTTENHEIM
People in Panic Rush to strests-WaIIs
Of School Buildings in Munich
Cracked and Pupils Are Dismissed
Shock Felt Also at obera.n mergau
and Other Cities.

Munich, Bavaria, July IA sharp
earthquake was felt here at s:45
this morning. The walls OF several
buildings were cracked. The shocks
continued three seconds, thoroughly
terrifying the people, who fled to the
streets. The shock was felt also IN
surrounding villages, including Gar
misct. At Oberammergau the shock
was noticeable but little damage was
done.
Altho no casualties have been re-
ported here. investigation developed
that the effect Of the disturbance was
greater than was at first thought. The
walls Of several school houses cracked
and teachers and pupils ran shrieking
into the streets. Tho municipal coun-
ell ordered the school buildings closed
until they could be thoroughly exam
ined.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-13
ROOSEVELT SEEKS
BEST NAN FOR PLACE
ISSUES STATEMENT AFTER CON-
FERENCE WITH HUGHES ON
GovERNoRsAiP
INDICATES HE WILL TAKE
ACTIVE PART IN CAMPAIGN
Says He Wants to Find Best Man for
Office Acceptable to Majority Of Ro-
publicans and independent Voters
Confident of Harmony Within tho
State.

Oyster Bay. n. Y. July 13.-No def
mite word was received from Sycamore
Hill this morning, as to the result of
Governor Hughes conference with
Roosevelt. Hughes conferred with
Roosevelt last night at Sagamore Hill,
and spent the night at the colonel's
home. Roosevelt intimated that he
might have something to say later in
the day.
Hughes left by automobile today for
New York to take the train for Wash
ington.
Timothy L. woodrufr. chairman OF
the republican state committee. Rep
resentatlve Fowler. of New Jersey. and
Jacob Riis, of New York. We're expect
ed at Sycamore Hill for luncheon to-
day.
Roosevelt Makes Statement.
Roosevelt later in the day gave the
first indication OF his position III re-
spect to the nomination Of a republican
candidate for governor Of New York
this fall In an interview he said:
MY position in regard to the gov
ernorship this fall is this: want to
find the best man for the office. a man
who is most acceptable to the rank and
file of the republican party and inde-
pendent voters. intend to do every
thing in my power to see that such
man Is elected"
To Take Active Part.
Roosevelts Indication Of his position.
made less than an hour after the de-
parture Of Governor Hughes. is taken
as significant sidelight on the con-
ference between the governor and the
colonel While both refused this morn
ing to disclose the precise subject mat
er Of their conference. 1t Is believed
from the coloners attitude 1t was de-
| cided that Roosevelt would take an
active personal part In regard to the
! nomination Of a candidate for gov
ernor Roosevelt said he was conf
dent OF harmony In the party in this
state.