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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-30

Bart gpnnsfIn, AihurbHubfer, SAINTS
Reendn, George Coleman, Peter gils
tenon.
Mud fir GpieI unb llntsrbdItuns
battle man bsitens seiorgi, benn al bic
ihDnen reihbdltigsn Vergniigungss
sinrihtungsn itanren ben 1efuhern
toItenlps sur 9erfiiguns. lin bic Be
nufiihiiguns uno 8etrisbIeiiung bers
ieIben mohten iih nahfolstnoe aerrtn
beionbers perbien!:
5arrp ainnep, gbas. Me5als, Wilts
Road,, bic. biu, Jrant syosortn,
gbriftn Wnber. patrid Uc6ugb, 8.
Beder, Dlite geflp, Wits 1ap, Self.
Glpper, sSpbn GosgroDs, al. Roberis,
abam Goot. Strrp Sullipon. Jrnni
3sd, Sobn 5tnninss, s5obn gonnelIp.
Sohn Grams, go. 5ibbIes, I'm
9iernsp, Sames Guitin, abomas
Guffp. eugene Sberiban, Wdlier
Nright, gbas. Druid, Jotn gonHslln
f., giisene Sberibon, Soieph iyrtn. 5.
Rnan, Sames Guftin. Jobn Gp1ns.
1bomos ;Siiber. mm. gonntrs. Jobn
GpnuslIn, Sobn Senninss, gb. 1ibbs
leg. 3. gatton, Sobn aublman, GbO.
mas DuFfp, Dlite Ddtep. 4ltr. .DeIls.
Bernard 9uffp. .. !. Carroll, 6. ).
6ulpe. eugene Sberioan. Jrsc. Ami
bauer, WoIter 6anlon, Sofepb Cline.
DiIIiam farrell, syrant 5uesman.
Gem Wueller, 5obH Weeban. potrid
Mcaenna, Sobn Ripers.
Cine syeitmengs BON 10000 Wens
fden DerIanet naturgtmdb ebsHfaus
cine ntrbdltnibmdbis srob. WluHe bon
Grfrifhunssn, uno 10 iuuroen oenn
aud unssbeuere Guantitoisn an See
Cream, 2impnabs, ganbn ufip. ionius
mirt. an ben perIhieoenen aussabes
itentn nrbsiteten folaenoe SerreH i'm
Shipsibe ibres anee'ihts:
See Cream - 9bomas WcRamaro,
ssphn MlulI.n, Dm. aslIp, Gut, Dons
nelln. Sarrn Rnisbt, Scbn Gurtoron
g. Wcanoretps. 8. g. Common, John
Goit.r. Wars Sobnipn, Sol. Roftus
tbaI, g. arata, Sobn Seioel, peter
giesio, Dan. Tabbsn. Games WuLIen.
). J. Me2aughlin, Wartin O1cro.
iSront Wc5prI.n.
Rilh - gborlss WcR.rnan. sbos
mas 5pftn, gbdrles S'gonner. SteDe
gaurpbp, 5bomas ). Wannins, Nis
6asl 5ogun, Steps 5osdn. W. ears
rpu, I. Coleman, Deb. aftro, Drdnt
Celia, 6. 5enslsr, o. Diceferc, Sacob
Carlo.
2imondbe - GbarIes 3e6.. SohH
Spill.. 5eurp asmpe. Sobn Siesfriso,
s. mabonep. 5arrp Geers. Jobn
S'Sora, Sobn Campbell, SAINTS 6eIs
1ion. Soisph gsbsrt, Wifs Shall. go
fepb gslla. Diniam Walon:p, Jobn
Opens, Gus. Reul..
Wafiertrdger - .. garuio, ssames
Barbara, q. 9. DaFar. Sobn Mon.
iuearrp. Ssbaition Mar6etto, W.Wlos
Isp. Gilbert gissini Samss garrignn
William sSlpnn, =. 8roipn. Sobn Ri.
holion, 2lIsr. goiislIo. s5obn WaIib,
qot. Weal., u. 5antiih. pete Wnrttn.
Z. aueo, Tom. Gonne, !. Glsibsnni.
60 ptrItef beun oieies Waifenspics
mic BEL Ihonitem Wstter uno uuier
olIi.itigsr 5roblihteit porf6riftsHds
bia. Riemanpen tpiro Qbenos BEL Der
Rii6fahri oi. geibeiIieuns an btm
ihonsn Sommerfeit streut babeH. uno
namsntli6 bic liebe Sustnb pirb ,pchl
bsrsits pisber febnfii6tisit bas toms
meubt Sobr 6.rbsiipiinfd.n, um uni.r
b.nfelbsn sIiidlihen auipisitn einen
ebenfo ihonen 5us uuf bem luiiissn
GoneD Sslanb psrlsben su .onHtn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-30
SonurritaG ben 80. Suni 1910.

Gs lit eriidtIt6, ZAP eins
&n3abl 9abinets MitgIieoer Qbbo=
tdten SStrmen angebDrten, tpel3e Die
8ei6Gfte bon 5ruits beIorgt haben.
9a3u puren iie obne 5ra9e tereatiat,
aber gu WiniTtern eignen ite Iih niht,
neil ous 9plt ni6t umbin tann, MtB-
trauen 9e9en tie 81 hegen. hit 8es
ittmmtbsit ldbt Ita bgbaupten, oaB bas
9DIt iie nidt gu MiniItsrn getpGblt
bdtte, tpenn ibm bic gntI6eioung bier
iiber 8uItGnoe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-30

bon eeIeblisbenben perionen bon Desz
perabps betrieben tptrb. Sn ibrer leB'
ten 5olse stebt bic Probibition 8ans
bitten grpb. Cine IoIhe gnttpidluna
Der 8inge ioIte bod bic 8epDlterune
in ben Staaten, bic iid BON ben prps
bibitioniiten perleiten lieB, beren ga
natismus gu unteritiiBen, CUR Wers
nunft brinsen uno iie peranIaiien,
ihleuniqit Der probi6ition pieosr eiH
gnoe su MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-30
AI6fere Denennssari.
Zie peranIaht ben 1nrnerbnnS
gum ltmftDhen beS .,rptben"
NeidlnHee.

Die Thtglieber fcllen burh llrabitims
mung .ntfheioen, ob Der Buno bic
Sosialiitif6e portsi aneriennen
fcIl. = Die llrabitimmuns mub
innerbalb feds Monatsrt srfolsen. =
3pei Refesnisn srnonnf. - Di.
probibitionsbepeeuns erfdbrt frGf.
tise abfuhr. Die9etrdntefras. ION
our9 Reeulirung. ober niht burd
llntsrbriiduns sersseIt perben. -
S6lub Der "a. guHbestasfabuns.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-30

Die "A Sabre olis Gitells sspep unb
Der 10 Jobre alte albert 6insel. bic
nor tillsen Wo9tn aus gImmpob
ySlose ibren gIierH bur6brannten, k,s
ben ilh folpeii nod nidt pieber au
3duis sinssfunbsn. obf1on he Dor e.
nissn Iagen briefiiH BON IcIebp aus
ten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-30
Seide aefunOen.

0eseniiber pom Gonen Jslanb ipurs
be seitern bic 2eihe zines Jorbisen sss
lanbet. oeifen SDentiiGt foipeit nod
niht feftsefisllt Derben tonnte. Der
5obte mar gut gefleibst unb bic Qeihe
bate erit gang turse 3eii i'm WoHer
gelegen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-30

9uB bic prO6i6ition De-
moraliiireno pirtt, lit etne olte GrfQ6e
ruEQ, bic QQen betannt III, nur nitt
ben DrobibitioriitiI6en 5anatitern, bic
jeooh ubiihtlih tbrs 4ugen ben S6utz
laden Oeri6lieben. Gs tam bdber
ni6t ii6errui6en, DaB jest bic 8unoes=
Regterung etnen ihlperen &Qmpf oee
gen oteis Generalization 8u fi6ren
bat. Wie Der 8tnnsrIteuerz aommiHdr
gdbel 5erIhtet, bat bic Wonbi6eins
DeittlIatton in aQen prohibitions
Staatsn oss SIoens unb Subipeitens
in iol6em WaBe 3ugenommen, oab er
bls thm 3ur 8erfiiguRg itebenosn Gel
Der eri6Opft bat, um bic beimlihen
Ds'ttIerteen uuf3ufpiiren. IS fGQt
ibm dub ihper, Die n0tbigen Waunz
fhaften gu erlaHgsn, oa bic Wonoz
ideinIer bOhft sefdbrIihe &araftere
iiHo. Sn isd8ig Sagen babeH Tie flint
gunoesbeamts erfhoNen. Die Brobiz
bttioniiten bepirten ulio, bab Elm aes
feBIides GeDerbe sinen bohit ungeies=
IiteH aurafter anntmmt uEo anitatt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-30

nerifhe ltebrtreibnnsen. Wenn bieft
aufhOren, fpirb in Deutinldnb bic fos
3ialiitiihe 5Iutb iih ipieber perlaufen
uno in oiefem 2anbe pirb fie rint
auffpmmen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-30

Sein Elm pentg liebensnirbiaer.
Wenn Der Ginsang nit DiiteIn Der>
tDdhisn lit, tDmmt nismano in Deinen
Roiensarten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-30

Sn ungurn tuu6t na6 ben
8ablen bic glei6e ariIe auF, bic Dor
Der Babl beiarb. Die Regierunq
ipiu bic 5eeres geform erleOigen, ebe
iie an Die Wabl ReForm iareitet.
Die Magpursn betGmpfen oieIe Nbs
fi6t, neil Tie teine WQbIrsform min.
iten. Sbre Sattit se6t Oabin, bic
ertremIten JoroerunQen betreffs Wdz
gnariiirung oes 6esres gu Itreidsn,
renn Die Regierung auf bic WQblres
formen per3ittet. Die 2eBteren baben.
iofpeit es Die Regierung betrifft, gum
3Ded, oas alIgemeine Stimmreht
etn3ufubren. Defer fir cine 0Iterreiz
diide Rgierung unoepObnIihe 2iz
beralisrus berubt auf bem berntinft:z
Gen itattsmdnniihen 0eoQnten, 0QB
ipenn oas Bolt i'm parlament cine
Sttmme erlunqt. Dtsies barauT bette
ben piro, OaB Dem 8olte niibIihe Or
Belt getban lperoe, itatt ME bigher,
Die 3ett nit magnariiher WUblorbeit
gu psrg:uoen. O6ne 3rpeifel bat bic
Regisrunq ods 9oIt fir ii6. Sieies
bat enoIth bur6Idaut, ooB Der Wtaz
gparismus al8 9etmantel benuBt
miro, I'm bic Qusbeutunos 9olitt
Der Gdnoz uno Rapttuls Sumter fort,
5ufeBsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-30

SSsPfANS1AS Gat ~~"~f S~~'
Widasl Runsn's tpeiisebenoe I'm
fti. - Ssins gemiibunsen belphnt
Elm prGAtigsr gerlauf bss ssitss.
gld6 bem einftimmisen llrib.il dlltr
aueenseustn uno Sbtilnebmsr iollen
iib aeiieru on benz rWuIlen piente"
Der s. Waro nift msbr uno niht tpss
niger ais 10000 psrion.n btt1eiIiet
bcben. Ddmit bat ods biesiahrl9e
gienic idmmtlih. porbtraebeHosn eli
nm ein bebeuisnnts esIblasen, benn
iopi,I. Weni6en fanbtn ii6 an sinsm
Gag. nod ME aui gonsp Sslano 5us
idmnen.
S6on Worg.ns s.g.n 6 llhr btfano
iih Rdtbsberr Wihnel Ulullen. Der
Spiritus Rsetor unb 0aitseber oieies
WuHenfeit.s, untsn on Der gDerfte uno
I.itste baI.lbft unriidtis unb iadmdns
niid bic iuhsemibe llnterbrinsnn5
Der mad unb nab berbeiitromenoeH
Wenatn. als tpeii.re Ulitglisoer bts
Organizations aommiiiees itanben
ibm, bem grdIioenten. Die 5erren Wil.
liam 7or,u, CHARTS u. 3ed,, W.Wuls
len. Z. Carroll, sbomas WtcRomord.
s. g. gpntpop, Grant Josartn. ausuit
Gill, u. @. gottman, 8. 8. Suip..
SoI. ejilisp uno Sobn gctter sir
Seite. unb aud bic Serren Jrant 3eh,
u. q. S.nninss. euSen Sberioun, al.
aoIins unb g. !. 5ibblss betbGtisten
iib nah allen Ri9tune.n bin: Fie Der=
t5eilten sideis obsr truesu ainoer an
gorn, js na6bem ibrt 4rb.iisl.iituns
gen sben in aniprut senommen lpurs
ben.
60 fpar ss oenn mitilertpeile 8 llhr
getporbtH, dls bic .aueen" NIT 5000
paF Fngieren an 9cro bic Derft pers
Iieb. Sofort nah ibr mad3te bic
,Yrin5eB@ ftft, unb nun fiillie fih oud)
oisies ftaitlihe 0ampfboot nit lufiig
unb iommsrli1 s.tIeiDetsn sysitaus.
fliiglern. Iud Elm beirdhiIiher Grs
eGn5unesporrnih an See Cream, ais
monnbs unb Ganbp lpuroe nod aufses
Hommen.
9essn 9ubr erreidt. bds srite Boot,
bic wQussn-, Gonep Sslanb. 5err
Mihoel Wuuen mar audi bier tpisoer
fofort Der eriie Wnnn an Der Sprise.
lltberaa mar er gu iebn. uHo no er
niht perionlih in griheinuna irai, ba
iprah,n ieins CUR gerhiituns i:sli6sn
llnsliidsfalIs ssiroffenen 0eriiGtgs
mobreeeln BON isiner fiiriorsenbsn
limiint. Gelbit fir ntrirrse Babies
bate er ein. Gkrhsiispodpe einrihs
ten loFsn, in Der Jri. gorbelia Sop.
tins unb bic beiben 4ersie, 6err Tr.
g. 9. Marpin uno 3. 10. 5aa, ibres
Nmtes ipdlteien.
GeIbitpuitdnmih bsgannsn iofort
nnh Der ganbuns anf bem nunbtrbas
ren Genen 5slnnb Gpielplns bic iports
lihen Wettidmpie. unb folgenbs Sers
rem btkilieien fih ols Gtartsr, Rid.
ter ufm. bel Der Weranitnltung uRb 4hs
baltung cerftlben:
y. s. MsulbOon, Safe gafbang,
Wm. ssnton, DsSree aister, Vim. 8.
ausDtrf. Gus. Gill. ". 3. 9o.tmon,
zbos. 8. aing, 6drrp 4rnolo, u. 8.
Uooe, 5rnnt s3eh, Wm. 8. Gab, Mals
ter 10. Mrigbt. eugene 6. Qsrpis .Mm.
1bornopie. part Jobnfon. Rop 8.
6iIenbranb. y. 8. aiIsour, pbil.
aishlt-. Gbas. 8. Gbriitie, 8. .. I'm.
berf0n. 3 @. 4tnan, 5arrn 8iiIep.
Jobn Cline. 6enrp aampe. Clinton
Goipen, 4ners Rousarst. Joispb q.
Cline, Deter O'HeiI, .. g. Gonipap,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-30

Die Surb in Suden oes oemoz
tratiI6en garteifiibrers gropn, Der
angetlugt mar, elm QegislatursWit
qlieo beito6en gu bdben. DaB es fir
2ortmer als gunoesz Senatpr BON
Sainois Itimme, bot ith ntdt einisen
tDnnen uno 1T entIafien poroen. Ter
4usgung biirfte taum iberraIhen.
Der politii6e GinfIuB lit audi auf Der
9eihnprenenbant pabrnebmbdr, gu
mol tpenn man itb Die Qeute aniiebt
bic in Der RegeI ais 8ei6porene fun
eirsn. Der StaatsanpaIt bat abar
ben 8ampf nitt auf1egeben unb bpfFt,
beim stpetten pro3eB cine Surp 5us
fammen3ubringen, BON nslter Elm beIz
feres ReIultat gu ernarten lit. Die
Sauptdrbeit piro jeoog ous 8oIt tbur
miiiIer, inbsm e BEL ben nGniten
WabIen aQes Gsiinbel aus Der Qegiss
latur bsraus6Glt. Die bier3u n0t6igsn
Shritte iino bsreits erfolgt, iHoem
cine Stuutstonpentton BON gursern
olIer Yor!eien elm 3u bieIem 9lpete
gteignetes 9rogramm oereinbart Bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-30
Ae6er $4,000 perloaen
Amiiiiren iia aui benz 8. Waro
Yieaic ani Gpneg Sslano.

S.obtroib Mihasl Wullen als Gdits
e.ber. - 9as 5eft aommittse.--
G6pn nm 8 llbr Worsens perldBi
bi. Queen nit 5000 gaHusieren
bic D,rTt. - Sport, SpieI unb
@srpfI.suns ouf gonep SsIdnb. -
Meidasl Ruusn's peiieebenoe I'm
fti. - Ssins 8emiibunseH belohnt
Elm prGdtigsr 9srIauf bes 0sites.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-19
DOUBLE WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Father and Son Who Welded Mother
and DAUGHTER Celebrate,

Nevada, May 1s.-Five years ago yes
terday there was a double wedding
down at Iowa City, when father and
son married mother and daughter and
the anniversary of that event was cell
ebrated yesterday at the pleasant new
home of DR.. and Mrs. j. w. Bailey in
Des Moines, where they moved after
leaving this city few weeks ago.
After double courtship of a year
or SO. during which time it devolved
upon the younger couple to give the
parlor up to the older people, the ques-
ton was popped, the answers given
and on May Is, at the home of Mrs.
Mary Wachenfleld, in Iowa City, oc-
Cured the marriage of herself to Mr..
W. H. Bailey. and her daughter. Miss
Lillian Wachenfield, to j. w. Bailey.
Shortly following the wedding. the
younger couple moved to thisN city,
where the groom established himself
in medical practice. They continued
to make Nevada their home until a
few weeks afo, when the doctor sold
his practice and his home and moved
to Des Moines, where they now reside.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-19
Grand Junction News Grist.

Special to Times Republican.
Grand Junction, May 19.-Mrs. Brid-
get Long is Very low and is not eX-
pected to survive many days.
Building of all kinds, both in town
and country, is moving slowly this
spring. The high price of material
and still higher price of labor are said
to be the cause.
Politics is waking up in this locality
especially among candidates for super
visor. There is much dissatisfaction
as to the cost and kind of county
bitches that, have been put in.
Farmers complain that the high
priced imported seed corn is not COM
ing good, and many will have to re-
plant
Judge Church is holding his last
term of court in Greene county, not
being a candidate for reelection. This
completes his sixteenth year of contin :
uous service on the district court
bench.
T. F. Barnes has been appointed city
marshal by the mayor.
Pastures and meadows have suffered
severely by the long spell of cold and
dry weather.
w H. Adams has been called to
Kansas by the illness of his father.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-19
STATE ASSOCIATION OF coNGRE
GATIoNALlsTs IN SESSION
AT KEokUk.
WATERLOO MAN SELECTED
AS MODERATOR FOR THE YEAR
Committee Selected and Routine Work
is Taken Up-Woman's Foreign Mis-
sionary Society Holds Its Annual
Meeting and Elects Officers and Dis
trict Secretaries.

Keokuk, May 1s-Keokuk Congre-
gationalists and the city are now en-
tertaining representa- tive church men
and women from all parts of the state.
Among the more than $50 delegate
visitors who are in the city are many
persons of prominence. The following
officers were chosen:
Observation-Disclosures H. Rollins, First
church, Waterloo.
Assistant moderator-R. J. Locke,
Ottumwa
First scribe-C. w. Hemstead, Vic
tor.
Assistant scribe-F E. Henry, Belle
Plaine.
Above are the names of the new
officers for the coming year elected
yesterday by the General Con-
gregational Association, now in seS-
| sion.
The committees for the year are:
Business-Locke. Ottumwa; Mincin
Ames; Ladd, Red Oak.
Chairmen nominating committees
NJ NJ. Breed, Monticello; Douglas, Des
| Moines; Stinson, Elllader: Durham
| Manchester; Smith. Council Bluffs.
The Missionary Unions.
At their business session, the Iowa
Women's Congregational Home Mis-
sionary Union elected their officers and
appointed committees for the coming
year. Reports of the various commit
tee chairnen of the past years work
We're heard, along with a number of in
teresting short talks of the work of
the society in the state.
Last evening in the parlors of the
| United Presbyterian church. the sister
/; hood of, the Congregational Society
gave a banquet, much on the same
order as the brotherhood in the chapel
! of the First Congregational church.
| The following officers We're elected
for the coming year, Mrs. Dwight p
Breed, of Grinnell being reelected
president of the state society:
President-Mrs. d. p. Breed, Grin
nell.
First vice resident-Miss Mary
Collins. keokuk.
Second vice president--AIrs. Charles
McAllister, Spencer.
Record secretary-Miss Stella Bart
|lett. Grinnel
Corresponding secretary-Mrs. w. j.
suckow. Grinnell.
Treasurer-Mrs. II. K. Edison, Grin
nell. -
Secretary young peoples. work -
Miss Zerilda Black, Eliirt on.4.,t
Secretary Junior work. Mrs. f. w
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-19
Northern Io1un Items

badly wrecked and the young men
1 We're thrown out. but not seriously in
jured. The, horse will probably die
from it's injuries, as4its skull was frac-
I tured in three places.
lie Mars.
| r.. H. Kahn, county treasurer was
obliged to leave his office at the court
house a few days ago and consult a
physician. as he was suffering from a
painful swelling in the right hand and
arm. The physician diagnosed his
case as blood poisoning. The blood
| poison resulted from AN apparently
trivial scratch on the back of the hand.
1t is thought he will soon be all right
gain tho his condition is grave and he
is under the care Of doctor and a
| trained nurse.
J Orange City.
/ Sheriff P. r. Schaap, of Sioux county,
placed Hessel Van Wechel in the state
asv'um at Cherokee the other day.
Van Wechel was arrested on a charge
of shooting thru the windows of the
| Fl. HOFFMAN residence at Orange City,
| greatly frightening Mrs. Koolman, who
was alone at the time He was arrest
ed and as he was thought to be mental
/ ly unbalanced was taken before the
commissioners of insanity who found
him insane and committed him to the
state Institution.
Ogden.
Surveyor H. A. Chambers spent
Monday in Ogden surveying for a new
opera house which is to be erected on
one of the principal corners of the city.
/ Treloar Bros. and A. B. Morgan have
joined forces and their capital will erect
| the structure. 1t will be handsome,
large and modern turnout. The house
! is to be completed by September and
| the people Of Ogden will have some
strong theatrical attractions next fall
and winter. In the basement of the
! building pool hall will be opened but
| there will be no other business rooms
| in connection with the theater.
correctionvilIe.
| There will be no reunion Of the
J Northwest Iowa Veterans Association
+, this year unless some other town than
Correctionville offers to take the meet
ing, according to word that has been
| received in Sioux City by outside posts
of the Grand Army of the Republic.
| Correctionville was chosen as the meet
| ing place at the encampment in Sioux
City last year, but the G. A. r. post of
Correctionville has given up the idea
of having the convention. Owing to
this action of the Correctionville post
! there IS a possibility OF Sioux City So
curing the meeting again this year.
Sioux City.
| A morbid mania for Shocking mod
est Morningside maidens, manifested
frequently during the past four weeks
by a tall. blonde stranger" has Great
| ed a furore Of Indignation in the sub
urb. The stranger. described as a man
of about 35. began his escapades some
time ago, greatly to the horror of many
of the Morningside. co-eds. The us
ual program pursued was to meet, a
| lone girl upon the street at some mo-
mept when no masculine protector was
available anu 10 Insult i1er = ri. nc s.1au-
ger has never attempted physical vio-
lence, contenting himself with merely
frightening his victims. Threats of
| severe treatment, to be meted out to
the daring offender in case of capture
have been made by the upper class
men.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-19
SUPPLIED aLAckL,sTED soAks.
Hampton Man Gets Into Trouble by
Buying Liquor for Others.

Special to. IlmeS-RepuDncan.
Hampton, May ia man named w.
L. jacobson has gotten himself into
trouble here by acting as agent for
some chronic topers who presumably
had been blacklisted at the local drug
stores. Mr.. jacobson was arrested here
yesterday morning, arraigned before
Mayor Parks, where he etnered a plea
of guilty and was fined $50 and costs.
He was not able to dig up the needed
amount, and in default was taken to
Jail for fifteen days.
The testimony seemed to show that
he had been acting as go-between for
several "topers,' who, of necessity, had
to get a substitute to make the pur-
chases for them. Jacobson had been
making the purchases for several of
that class. and, it is said, got over "a
worth of the stuff at one place within
two hours.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-19
SUES TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
Clinton Man Claims Death Dispatch
Was Delayed Two Days in Delivery,

Clinton, May 19.-Because of alleged
improper and negligent service in de-
livering telegram addressed to Austin
Nixon, at Chicago, on Jan. II, 1910, the
Postal Telegraph Company has been
made defendant in a suit filed in Gin
ton yesterday. Arthur Nixon, Gin
ton resident, at that time being en-
ployed in Chicago, is named as plain
tiff in the case. He asks damages from
the telegraph company in the amount
Of 1890.
On Jan. II. 1910 the plaintiffs broth
er died in Clinton and telegram to
that effect was sent by Miss Alice
Wielage of Clinton, to the plaintiff.
The latter, in his complaint, states that
the telegram, after it was received in
the Chicago office was not properly
handled and was not delivered for a
couple of days after it was received.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-19
ANOTHER mAeRAYlTE CAUGHT.
Jockey Who Participated in Several
Fake Races is In the Tolls.


Special to Times-Republican.
Council Bluffs, May Threading in
the dispatches that a reward of 5000
was offered for the arrest Of persons
implicated in the Mabray swindles
brought grief to Tom Rogers alias Lutte
West. alias Lutte B0deen, who was ar
rested by United States officers at
Webb City, Mo-, few days ago. Rogers
was brought here today by Postoffice
Inspector j.. C. Swenson and placed in
Jail to await train. Rogers is alleged
--to have been one of the Jockeys in the
employ of the Mabray syndicate, and
was included as a defendant in the big
blanket indictment returned by fed-
eral grand jury here last winter, but
he could not be located.
About a month ago a police officer
of Council Bluffs received a letter from
a woman in Missouri, reading as fol-
lows:
Il see by the papers that the man
that rode the race for the AIabray gang
in Michigan is wanted. and also hear
that a reward of $500 is offered for the
capture of him. 1 know the man. He
went by the name of Tom Rogers here.
That isn't his name at all. | know his
right name and have known him for
ten years. If the reward be given me,
YOU call at my address and | will point
him out TO you
The letter was turned over to the
federal officials who had no difficulty
in locating their man and securing. his
arrest. Following his arrest Rogers
was Identified at Joplin, Mo-, yesterday
by w. III. Bedford, of Bolckow, No.,
who was swindled out of $4,000 on q
fake horse race, in Council Bluffs, Aug.
81, 1908, as one of the men who perpe-
trated the swindle. Rogers was known
in the Mabray records as mo. TO-"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-19
NEW PRODUCE PLANT.

Dubuque Concern Acquires Vacant
Building Of Iowa Falls Company.
Special to Times Republican.
Iowa Falls, May 19.-It was stated
authorize lively yesterday that the S. P.
Wadley Company of Dubuque, has ac-
quired the big building of the Iowa
Falls Manufacturing Company which
has been vacant for some time. 1t is
said that the new owners will convert
the building into a cold storage plant
for one thing and that other depart
ments will be added later that will
facilitate the handling of the big pro-
duce business of the firm. With this
addition to the company's plant here it
will make one of the largest plants in
this part Of the state devoted to hand
ling produce.