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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-26
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8iht ING bapou. Cine halbe StuTos
ipdtsr s;et er hei Weilburg 81 Boz.
llt CT lpuroe SerItorI.
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erfolsreihe Gabrt ooH aoln Hdd5om=
bura a:raatt bctten, ipo iie Don otn
Aa;isr gpilbelm beiihtigt purDeG. II
nur einer unier penn Druid ieige. s:s.s
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rs .rar biss Der .pariepaI", rsr err
ioIarsi1 gsssn psn Sturm StIne 9es
balten bate. Ter .9rob Ill" tuutos
nit Der Giienbabn uad a0In 3uriits
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Jabrt on, mubte aber bier ni:osr9ss
ben, pa er, nahoem er oiel Gas oers
loren, niht msbr sseen ben 5eiI:gsn
Dinb an5uidmpfsn 0ermohts. Die
Soloaten, bic aus ben benaAbcrier
8arniionen, nnmsntIih aus Die3. hers
beibeorbert purosR, batteH Die groBte
Wiibe, udbrenb Der itiirmiihen gant.
bas Qufii6iff feit3uhaltsn. am Ulrnz
Tag Uaittag fpurben bic 9asbebditer
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mad a6In iprtsuiebsn, als IS
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iid, pergeblife Wiib., bus 2uftItiff
feitsubaltsr, oIs bic Seils 3errliIen.
Mas pas 6erabitiirssn oss 2uTtidlife
res mad 10 surssm 5lug Deraslahie,
III nid,f 5elaunt, Is III aber aa3unehs
men. bab bic 6asidde s.rrifen uao
bah Der We6onismus beihdoi1f ipars
be, aIs Der Salon bnponfIog. 1.s sr
bel gBeilburs nieoeraing. ilel er aul
cine 9aumeruppe unb sr trad Ritter
eHt5nei. Gr lieq! jest SIDif1sen zen
81umen am Qabnuier. 0l, Jeuers
pshr Don Wetlburs uno oi. 30slings
Der aabettsnfhulen riidtsu aus uno
perEaG;isH 5n retteH. mas BON BEN
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eilimin.rte GeiisE iii serbruh:u I'M.
tas meii.e Gas II. snttpih.n.
gou Tier ous III Elm GrtraIaj mt
ErIbaien rab Weilburg asi.A:d. lpcl.
csn. Bic isbt bamit beffdi.'s al iilb, oi.
.kbe-rsiie bss 2ufttreu3srs sia5uidms
uleln.
DAB Der poreepoI III am friibsn
Wiorgen in G0In dntom. Nrbouti oos
2ufifdiff btm llmfiano. bab ss fhon
am Somitae abeno BON 6om6ure
aus bic Nitfabrt ontrat, Der Zeppelin
ii nbtr trii am GoHn.as Wors.n
folste. Der 5.urm bate inspiihsn
son3 ktr6Gtlicb an StGrt. sugenoms
men. Die Nnhtfabrt Des glarcepal ii
bate bic gr0bien Mnforotrungen an
bic TGbisttiten i<insy Diibrer unb bic
GtauebsfHsssst ~ 0aaeHl sshslls,
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9om Or. Spbe WOropro3eB.
Die llntsriuhung gegen ben &aptta1
uno pen glsentsn Oes 0QmPerTS
.0enus"
,est in Iep Crl.ans in Oolem Gan9e.
Wtnter meter.

Ranius Gttp, Uto., p. Ipril.
Sin Sdhneefturm bon iolher 5efttgs
teit, lpie er in DieIer Sdbres3ett nur
ielten erlebt DOrDeu 1T, lDithete in Der
RQ6t unD am Wtontdg Wtorgen IN
CANA U1iiiourt, benz noro0Itlihen Qrz
tdnIag, benz 0itIi6en 8unias, in 3ens
neiIee uno bis mad Wtontgomerp, Ila.,
hinub. Der Sdnee ihmol5 beiuabe 10
ihReu. als er fiel. 3upetlen uno n
mQn6en Gegsnoeu mar Der Sdneefdu
uber elm ungepDbuIid) itarter. sJu
Stlabomd, bem peitlthen uno ilos
li6en Ranias berrIhte tlares QBettec.
Ileberaa IN aunius, glebrasta, Nli'z
iouri uno i'm n0rolt6en StlahomQ
itano bGs 96ermometer duf 5tpet biz
orei 8rQb unter bem 9eIrterpuntt.
Der 7Sroit rsihte bis gum uDroIiheH
2ouifidnu biudb. sSn msmpbis, 5eHn.,
bat IS geFroren.
Sm nt1tIeren Miffourt bat bic Sbits
ernte itarten S1aben gelittsn, i'm 6its
li6en aaHIds uno ipeitIiGen Uti1ouri
Iheint dber ni. SbIternte tetnen groz
Ben Saapel geIitten gu baben. Dies
lit obne ,3peifel benz triben Wetter
oas geberridt hat, 3u3ui aretbeu.
IOer m SIpsn 0ngert6 ts! G
g 6aben ebe groB.
atIantd, Ga, %. glpril. -
Gum eriten Utal in Der 9eidihts Don
2ltlanta bat es bier am UtDntag ge'
Iaueit. Der S6ueefaQ betru9 ungee
| fdbr bret 3ou unD Der Shnseiturm
sritrette ii6 burh bas ganse 0ftIiae
1enReiIee, bas n0rblide uHb mittIsrt
NIaboma uuo ben grDBten SbstI Dor
Georgia, uugebeuren Sdodpsn an Der
iuugsn 9aumlpoapfldn3en anrthteno
Wtehr uI5 90 pro3ent Der GrHte tpdl
iiber Rm 8ooen uHo es bsiBt, Dag Del
Ulansel an Saamen ba5 HeupfIun5er
BON groBeu 2anofl0ten unmoqlit
MAIDEN tptro. Sm bieiieeH Staat ha
Die SbIternte nur tpenig S9ooeu &C.
| litten.
Die 9ehDrben Don Georgia uno Ola
bamd babeu Iofort Initdlten qetroffen
alien 8aumDoQIuamen 5uiammen5u:
5ringen Der nod 5u hben lit uno ii
6aben Die SelmiibleH gsparnt, oub ii
tsinen Saomen mebr auspreiisn Iolen
cSn elmer SeImiible in Wontqcuerp
Ild., 1purDen 10000 gu. Sdams-
esfunpen. Sosar bon Seras puro
pdbrsno be5 Cages um 3uIaoun,
bon Saamen oebeten.
Der g d BEN in ShIp mid
ie6r gro B.
Golu bus, g., %. Qpril. Te
Stdatsinipettor fir SaumidIuieE
Shan, iagte pdbrero oss Cages, pai
bic gerithte iiber ben an Der S6iterut
in Ohio ungeri9teten S6uoen ftor
iibertrieb.n ieien. Gr idate, oaB Sir
ihen unb anoere5 SriibpbIt beI6dDi1
poroen lei, bautid6Ith aber Die obereI
5beile Der Sdume, ipGbreno Die unte
rem 5heile seihiigt tparsn uno elm or0
Berer Sbstl Der sSriiGte unbeIGGD;q
seblieben lei. Die SartoTfeln, oi
iiber gOosn tpareu. iino erfrpren un
basielbe gift BON ben SouratopfIaussr
auh bic WeinreRn purben bei6iotg
a6sr niht in bem Ufabe, ais oies &c
| bauptet puroe.
8ein gaumtp ollIhaoeu /
! Seras.
San4ntonio, seras, 25. 9(pri
glae Rahrihteu pom iio0itlihsnSe era
| itimmeu barin therein, oaB oas tali
Wetter bort teinsn neuneuspertbe
| S6aoen ungsridtet bat.
8dnferott.
Rthmouo, Snb., 25. Qpril. -
Die Rihmono CHANDELIER &c Dirt gra
WSrss siussu am Roatas auf DsS1r
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g0etterberiMt.

Tur Sbio: 9beiltpeiie friSss
Wstter unD Gtrihresen am Daenltda.
9lm Mittfpph lhones Wetter; ettpds
tparmer. gerGnoerlihe Winoe.
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Muslano telegraph
Der cutl6reuSer 3eppe(ln H..
Ser sesuunscn ,par am so''''=
tag bel Simbnrs a. D. SaDn
su lanoen,
1lom sturm fortg,rigsn unO bel Weils
hurs ser0ort.
Ter Vnrcepal Ill. Der am Zamffa8
llbenD BON Snmbmrs abgtn4
9raf am Sonntag pobIbehaltsn in
a0ln Elm.
Qud pas briiiih. armeesSuftlAIff
perunsliift.
ytspoore Rooiepslt pom Stdotrdth
pon garis seebrt.
siirit Qlbert bon Wlonoco troy oes
gerbcts pes @atiians in Rom
ansetommen.
Tie 3uiammeuieBuns Der frdn5oltlhen
aammer nah ben Neulpah!en.
9on Der bisterigeu Gammer tpeHIe
perIhieotn.
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Das Rafte 2setter

Das Rafte 2setter
Sas iih ppu ,Spiua naO &an1as
bis nad) Ocm fcrncn SiiDcn
eritreft,
sat unse6euren Sdaoen
anseri6tet.
Sic innsen Sanutu ulpEausen a'tf
Miaionen 2lcres Sano erTrpren.
Ri6t Gaamsn gsnug i'm 2anoe, nm
bic 5elsosr neu 3u beiteaen.
Der in Obio angeridtets S6aben tit
ni6t 10 groB ais 5uerit on9es
nommen nurDe.
gom Or. SqOe MOrDprO3sB.
Die untsriu6ung qegen ben &optton
uno pen Mgentsn Oes 0QmPerFs
u9enus"
ot, oo -. -Y.-s -, nn0or, nUrrre
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ldHung Der 3neiten Hntionalbdnt oor
bier in bic 6Gnbe zines UlaTeperpals
ters ilber. Die 2ttttpen beldufen fd1
auf $4,000 unb Die pdIiiDsn 1uf
$4,000. Der 8dntcrott piro 0em
Wfdngel an 9eniigenoem &dpttaI 3uges
Ihrieber, Die 5dbrit Diro Don BEN
Mai1soertpolter i'm getrieb er6alten
lperDen. Bis cine Reorganization trs
Folgt 1T.
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g2i6t Saumsn gsnug i'm Gdnoe, nm
bic 5eleoer neu 3u beiteLlen.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-18
Dubuque Park Dedicated.

Dubuque, June 1S.-Eagle Point
park, one Of the newest public recrea-
ton spots TO be acquired for the bene-
fit of the public of Dubuque was for
mally dedicated yesterday afternoon
over thousand persons were present
when the address OF Retired Federal
Judge O. p. Shiras, one OF the prime
movers in the securing OF the prop
erty, was delivered. The chief function
that marked the dedicatory exercises
was the presentation of flag. the gift
OF the local d. A. r.. by Mrs. Ada
Collier who delivered a brief address
and the banner was raised on its flag
pole.
The park comprises 1875 acres. heav-
lily wooded and cost all told $4,000
with it's improvements. This sum was
raised by popular subscriptions and
donations.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-18
.BABY'S SCALP ALL
CRUSTED OVER
With Eczema That Broke Out when
but Three Months Old Burned
and Itched So She Could Not Sleep
Chance Of Cure Seemed Slight.
CURE BY CUTICURA
EASY AND COMPLETE

"Our little daughter, when three
months old. began to break out on the
head and we had tho best doctors to
treat her, but they did not do her any
good. They said she had eczema. Her
eyes became crossed from the disease
and her scalp was q. solid scale all over.
The burning and itching was SO severe
that She could not rest. day or night.
We HID about given up all hopes when
We rad an advertisement Of the Cuti-
cura Remedies. We at oqoe got a cake
of Cuticara Soap, 9 box Of cuticura oint-
ment and one bottle Of Cuticura Resoiv-
ent and followed directions carefully.
After tho frst dose Of the Cuticura Re
solvent. We used the Cuticura Soap freely
and applied the Cuticura Ointment.
Then she began to improve raRidly and
in two weeks the scale came ohShef head
and new hair began to grow. In very
short time 1he was well. Her eyes were
perfectly straight when she recovered
and have been so ever hnoe. She As now
sixteen years OF ago and is . picture OF
health. We know the Cuticalra Rene
dies cured her and have used them in
our family ever since.
I've used the Cuticura Remedies
about five weeks, regularly. and then
We could not tell she had been affected
with any disease. She suffered with
burning and itching and hard, scaly,
dandrlff- looking scabs I'll over her head
and in places on her body. We used no
other treatments after we found out what
the Cuticura Remedies would do for her.
j. Fish and Ella II. Fish, Mt. Vernon,
KY, Oct. l2, 1909"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-18
NEW PURCHASERS OF CEDAR
RAPIDS GAS PLANT WANT FA-
NOUS SUIT DISMISSED.
OFFER SLIDING SCALE
IN LIEU OF so-cENT RATE
New Company Has Local Stockholders
and Present Management Retains
an lnterests-AveriIl to Remain as
Manaser-Promoter in City Seeking
to Obtain Franchise.
to Times-Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Cedar Rapids. June 1S.-The aues-
ton Of the lowering of the gas rates.
which has been hanging fire so long
pending the decision of the United
States supreme court. has been given
new life by the purchase of the Cedar
Rapids Gas Company by the banking
house Of Child, Hulswitt q Co. OF
Grand Rapids. Mich. This firm among
whose stockholders are several Cedar
Rapids capitalists, has secured the
controlling interest in the local gas
plant. and will assume the active man
aeement. The Averill estate will re-
tain a share of the stock. and MT
Averill, the present owner OF the plant
will remain as manager Temporarily
and permanently as director.
The Grand Rapids firm, which as a
banking organization, deals largely III
the bonds of public utility companies
operates gas plants at Grand Raplos
and Cadillac, Mich; Chattanoosa'
Tenn: LaPorte, Ind: Mattoon' H.,
Cheboygan, Mich; Fort Doose aAa
Muscatine Iowa. The managers say
thew expect to put the local gas pan.
in first class condition, and that means
the expenditure Of possibly sloo ooo.
as the recent management has spen.
nothing for betterments for two years
pending adjudication of the rate SUIT
The new firm will ask for twenty
five wear franchise, and "'ii "i1eF :"
sliding scale Of rates as compromise
measure which they believe the CITY
will accept, in preference to awal.lns
the outcome of the fight for the 9o-celll
rate, The present franchise mas seven
years yet to run.
There is added interest IN the sas
situation due to the fact that Ihomas
D. Miller. a gas expert. who claims W
REPRESENT strong financial interests mas
annlied for a franchise for new gas
company. Miller, who halls from New
orleans, has been here several "eeAs
agitating the gas question. AZ n1s.
he said he wanted a rate of 80 cents
hut his ordinance presented to the
council yesterday. offered to furnish
,os at 90 cents. Whether Miller mas
financial backing or is simply enelh-
eer,ng a selling proposition remains 10
be seen.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-18

chairman Of the water committee at
the union stock yards In Chicago
stating that President epoor. OF the
Stock Yards Company. has decided to
continue the use Of the lake water In
definitely. and In all probability the
Bubb1y creek water win not again be
resorted to. We have always regarded
Mr.. Spoor as very fair minded man,
and felt that II he could be convinced
that the filtered water was injurious
to the stockman's interests he would
discontinue the use OF 1t. We should
all certainly appreciate the fairness
with which he has handled this mat
ter and we are sure that the con-
tinued use Of the lake water will
make many thousands Of dollars per
year to our farmers and stockmen
in the extra fill they will secure on
their cattle. We are convinced that
the pressure brought to bear by the
stockmen's organizations of Iowa and
Illinois was largely responsible for
Mr. Spoons decision in this matter.
and it again emphasizes the value of
your organization and tho import
ance of keeping 1t up"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-18
DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED

by local applications. as they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF The ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness.
and that Is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an inha1ned con-
dition OF the mucous lining OF tho Bus
tachian Tube. When this tube Is in
famed you have q r,unblins sound or
imperfect hearing. and when it IS en-
Airely closed, deafness is the result,
and unless the infiamm alton can be taxi
en- out and this tube restored to its nor
NAL condition, hearing will be de-
stroyed forever: nine cases out OF ten
are caused by Catarrh.. which Is moth
ing but an infiamed condition OF the
mucous surfaces.
Wa will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case Of Deafness (caused by
catarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars. free.
F.. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. O.
SOLO Nv i1a1s;s,ssSS.:.s 76c-
Take Halls Family Pills Tor consti-
patton.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-18
Northern Io1ua Items

NOT legally. keep out such a show II IL
makes an application for license un-
less it can be shown that 1t is Immoral
and that he has discretionary powers
only when there are protests coming "
him from any large portion or the peo-
pie in the vicinity Of the cafnlva!
grounds.
Orange City.
Mr.. and the Misses Ktns-
lev. Mrs. Rev. Wilson and two infants
from Little Rock. Ia. turned turtle IN
their overland car while on their way
to attend the Christian Endeavor con-
yentton at Orange City. The driver
lost control Of the machine on a mar
row grade. Several Of the party were
stunned. The most severe result,
however, was a dislocated arm sus-
tanned by Miss Edythe kinsley. Inc
machine was badly damaged
McGregor. 49, -.
North McGregor was visited by Q
disastrous Are Wednesday night. IL
was started In the Reliance elevator
plant. which was totally destroyed me
bottling department. Of the Hadgenslck
Brewery Company was burned ana the
building damaged. The residences or
Mr.. Hadgensick, Otto Clemmer ana =.
w. Ampers were DESTROYED ana seVerai
other buildings were damaged. me
loss is estimated at $4,000. with one
half covered by insurance. The origin
of the fire is unknown.
Boone.
The Swedish Free church. in confer
ence here. voted to move the Blple m
stitute, the theological seminary or the
church in America, from Chicago to
MINNEAPOLIS at the end of the school
vear MINNEAPOLIS will be its home
newt wear. but the 1911 conference will
decide on a permanent location. In the
1909 conference at Rockford, Omaha
was given the school, but this action was
rescinded at Boone. Rockford, Omaha.
Holdredee. Neb; Minneapolis and
Boone are prepared to offer cash
bonuses and free sites for the school.
Fort Dodge.
happy German home in this cry
was suddenly saddened by one Of the
most horrible accidents that can occur
death by burning. Mrs. Herman
Grunwald attempted to hasten her
range fire by pouring kerosene on the
smouldering embers and as a result
was taken in dying condition. with
body badly charred, to Mercy hospital.
Her death followed a short time after
wand. Making this fatal accident more
sad, three little children. the oldest only
6 years OF age. survive the young moth
or. who was but 20 years OF age. The
father is but little older and employed
as n tAamster for the Fort Dodge Brick
& Tile Company.
Waterloo.
In a rain OF shattered glass and with
a crash that could be heard blocks
away a trolley car and two trailers
smashed into a train OF like proper
tions at the corner OF Jefferson and
Park avenue Thursday evening. That
no lives were lost was little short of
miraculous, as both trains had a good
many passengers on board. Both were
loop trains, one coming from and the
other going to Electric Park. The ves-
tibules of beth cars were smashed to
splinters and the fact that both motor
men and several passengers who were
on tho front end with them escaped
death Is indeed q marvel. Motorman
Galloway claimed that the brakes on
81. car refused to work. Mrs. Silas
Northey and the D6By OF FRANK Mo-
lendy were reported Is among the in
1ured but neither OF them seriously.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-18

Sioux City.
Charged with the embezzlement OF
$3.50. M. Rakey, a partner with Rizk
Rsharah in a garment factory, was ar
rested yesterday on charges tiled oy
his partner.
Charles City.
H. W. Checock, who graduated from
the Iowa Teachers College last week.
has been appointed business manager
Of the Charles City chautauqua for
this season.
Sioux City.
Franklin and Richemeyer. old Of
tenders, were found guilty Of burglary
and larceny in court here. They were
charged with stealing clothing from
the store Of Mosenfelder & Sons.
EstherviIIe.
Fire caused by lightning completely
destroyed the large barn of e. b. But-
lers south Of town. A large amount OF
hay and grain and harness We're lost,
but no stock Very little insurance.
Fort Dodge.
Cal Hamilton. fatally injured in
bad runaway here. succumbed Thurs
day without regaining consciousness.
He was 6s years old. Several children
survive. His divorced wife resides In
California. Wesley Wicking regained
his consciousness and may recover.
Cedar Falls.
William Nevis, who is member of
t,,e fire department, had the ride of his
life to a distant fire Wednesday. He
ran and jumped onto the tongue OF the
hook and ladder wagon and with the
express horse going at high speed
he managed to ride all the way over
to the fire without falling off.
Sioux City.
Altho having but one arm to use.
Sam Cole succeeded in getting the de-
ciston in fight with stranger who
insulted Mrs. Cole at the Cole home.
Mrs. Cole was hanging clothes on the
line when the incident happened and
called her husband. He knocked the
stranger to the ground and inflicted Sc
we're punishment.
Armstrong.
At the convention of Emmett county
Odd Fellows held at Armstring the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the
coming year: President, Sam Collins.
Baskerville; vice presidents, r. e. Blunt,
Armstrong, and G. w. Dickinson, Ring
stead: secretary and treasurer, II. O.
s,llpe Baskerville. The convention
NEXT year will be held at Baskerville.
Sioux City.
Detectives are searching for forger
who has been operating in Sioux City
during the last few days. The passe3
Of worthless paper has made at least
one success and the reports have come
to the police from several business men
that they have turned down checks
presented by a stranger. John Kuntx,
who conducts an implement store at
pearl and Third streets, il the loser
NJ a wagon and $19 in one OF the
crooks operations.
Mason City.
Formal objections were made to
Mavor Kirschman Thursday by dele
cation Of Mason City business men
AGAINST granting q license to carnival
company which. has applied for en-
trance here the last week OF the pres
ant month. The objections were based
upon the grounds Of business, morality
and general disturbance and the aues-
ton put Wy &c &c tsis sz..5S= Sc Sc. zSec.s!e::
by q fesolutidQ which was psssed by
tho merchants present u the meeting.
sT.;;sss mayer took he ground that het can
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-18
Eagles Select Dc. moines.

Sioux City, June 1S-Des Moines will
be the place Of meeting for the 1911
convention of the state Aerie of Eagles.
winning an easy victory over Ottum-
wa. This is the third losing fight for
Otturnwa.
L. L. Evans Of Council Bluffs is the
new head Of the Fraternal Order OF
Ea giles in Iowa. succeeding Paul Van
Dyck, of Des Mones. He was elected
to the presidency without opposition
O. X. Kirkpatrick Of Des Moines was
elected trustee
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-18
S. U. !. SUMMER SCHOOL.
Sessions to Be Void in Iowa City ans
aka Okohoii

Lake OkoOoJI.
Special to Times Republican.
Iowa City, June 1s.-The annual
sum mer session Of the University of
iowa will open here June 20. next
Monday, and continue to July 80, In
elusive.
There Will be held contemporaneous-
ly and connectedly the summer school
for library training here, and the SEES
sion at Lakeside Laboratory. Lake
ohoho.i. Drs. George E. MacLean,
president Of the university; W. c.
wilcox, F. E. Bolton and G. E. Sea-
shore will conduct the home session:
DR.. T. II. Machride will be at the head
of the Lake okobo5i work; and Alice
s. Tyler, OF Des Moines, will be the
library school director.
The outlook, according to Registrar
p. 6. Barrett, Is better than ever be-
fore in the history Of s. U. I. sum-
mer sessions.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-18
Paving Fight at Corning.

Corning. June 1s.-"To pave or not
to pave" has for some months been
the question here. The "antis pre-
scented strong petition signed by
fifty eight leading business men and
women at the last council meeting. but
the city council has ordered the pub
lication Of notice for bids. and Will pro-
coed with the work unless en1oined.
The issue in the city election last
spring was paving. and the paving
ticket was elected by an overwhelming
iorIf1,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-18
Bow Steals a Bank.

Council Bluffs. June 1S.-Having
Welded to the temptation caused by
the discovery OF a small savings bank
In the home OF playmate. Waldo Earl
a young Council Bluffs lad, Is lying In
the county Jail under an Indictment to
the serious charge OF larceny from
building The bank was stolen FROM
the horne OF s. g. Parmley about two
months ago. and according to Mr.
Parmley contained about $50 in money
which his son had earned carrying pa
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