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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-08
SpaO Der fan pasicre en- aOmaue.


@anrOeier Riels 0lien, Siboffen /
greniteO, bar en- So, iom maaife
ufor gar oe Gag iiOen" iliigte ct
6 8om. Inngt Spiser. Gu / 6or.
iommer bite 5pigret iig nleo Den
ipioie gn6e nn0er aoens Bug.
Man loo 0prIpaen bente. 0enne
erflereOe imiolertio, at Der life bar
onoet at gere emo at Ia6e Spigret
posiere al iis ieIo, ga 5ooret be0it
laotes in0oenoigt iom Spigeret
FREQ frema6. 6orIeOen Gag table
aoen iaa Spigeret, og bette er pnn
5orIangenOe ooerlaot 0~prIpgen, Der
piI gemme oct iom en- aurioiitet.
pien BET ~mprfelige ipnes Dog at
pere, at aoen un6er beIe Sen BRO.
eps bar befnn0et iig aI0eles bel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-08
Glars beretnineen.

WenigbeOer os Br0iter, Der emo.
M life bar inoienoi geitillins pna
aarsberetningen 1911, beoes inc.
ienoe iaaoon inareit mulist.
Dan. 2utb. Yubl. 3onte
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-08
H.. RuTHvEN MACDONALD, CANADIAN BARITONE.

RUTHyEN MACDONALD Is the favmdte baritone Of the
Dominion o. Canada. He Is thoroughly Canadian. He was
born and reared in the British possession and received a
greater part of his musical education In Its great musical
centersL He spent a few months a year or 81 ago OIL a tour Of England.
Ireland. Scotland and Wales, and everywhere he al given a great ova-
ton. He was received by the peers of that great realm and sang I'm
some of the greatest of Its royal palaces and music halls. He Ia o 10
well known to American audiences because he has ira yeed little In
this country. He Is coming here this summer as a Chautauaua attrac.
hon his coming I'll be me OF the notable event of that great week.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-08

%.ee'-
Uunn1urk.

5 9at blep ser paa 3oreipergiel
ioaret, at 6iIltanOen par alporlig.
timber a. SuIi ifrioes OiOere:
9iifop =. NaOien8 3ilitnnO mao
nermeit betegnes iom uforanoret.
Den inotraaote 9eorina iDnes at
6oIOe Jig.
SeltmisiiOnen af6oIoer / 0isie
Gage (2t. SuIi) Meoer / 9poers.
Ieo. @anoag aften taIte 8aitor
9iidofi 9iGebeOinee, ooer SrOet:
BORDER mine gfterfsIaere." Eirs-
bag aften boIotes SoIer al Bre.
iterne Spur og arebs. 2onge.
Eli Nsoerne bar Der paa Gruno
al oct Iiot foIoe, ugunitiee geir,
ppret minore goo 5iIiIutning. 6or.
sprigt bsr oct frembeues. ifriper
Zitii. 6olfebI.", at BET imliffe lille
5eIt er fuIoitpn0ig regntpt og me.
get lunt og bpgeeIiet at ii0oe /.
DC suoe samIc Gage. gn eruno.
8rpit me0OeIer i ~8ortSamf.@
line Snotrpf. ira oct iioite Beetles.
0amsoe. San iDnes. 0et bar fsnt
at ie, ina benipusiuIot 5aIerne Of
De iorifeai9e 8etninger bebnnoIeoe
boeranore. aNen. ioa unoerlige er
ri Nenneifer." flyer ban, man fun.
De npiten life bare Jig ior, troOs alt,
unoertioen at Ipn9es eiter noeet al
ben gamIe aamptio o. aampnano
Bib. 9ects 6iproe OrO os
log @niiter / 9iIbfrer.
nes Sinol"
Ssosfnlo. 56p. Snititiarius G6r.
er nfganet oeo 8soen 81 aar
af0e0e 6apoe ifslge n9i.
borg Stiftst.~ ORret MeoIem al
Operret / 40 anr. oerof #.
ben 1881 iom Su%ititiarius. San
oar / en- aorrRffe Neolem al 8i.
)org 9prao0 og @iborg Sporetos.
es DIRECTION. AfOsoe par amor. al
[. Or. al 0bg. os Dbm6.
- Suititsrooo, 9srsinipettsr oeo
a%ebenbaons gsrs ). 9. 0oniclien
II 9sr0a9 4ften Sen %. Sui al.
Janet peo 3soen / en- 4loer al 66
lar.
ON aftenen Ben %. Sui er
sroiesior. 9r. phil. n. g. Using
peo 9soen / en- aIoer Of
I'm AZ aar.
af6s0e, Der Dor Me6lem al gi.
Ienifabernes SeIifab, bleo aaere6e
$50 2eoer Of m~ineraIogiif Ru.
eltm eiter to 9lar / 5oroeien at pa.
e erboeroet oen filoioiiife 0oftor.
irao poa en- Afbnnolin9 ON grsn.
9eoIogiife 6orbolo. San
.eItog / 1886 / Rp0ers @renlanos.
fspeOition og bIeo efter i'm Stem.
omit 2lsiiitent OeO set @uIelim. iom
an ienere bIeo Ell fortienitiuIo 9e-
er al.
q. 9. Using, Ser bar u: al Gbg,
ar 9rooer til Prooit Using /,
aommunebogbol0er gilbelm
al 6obro, Der par pna 6erie
ei6g I aebenbnon, ieoneoe iamme
bitten ON ! Sre6erifsborg
)aDe, rant at 9IoOitprtning. 6oa
timer eiter nfgif ban oeo DOZEN
aa 5reoerifsberg Soipital.
eieren al ben befenote aPr
ReGe De0 @rpnien, 6ans Dnn, er
)nsoags $50 / en- aloer al II anr.
zen afosoe, Der / 81. 0aolo. 40"
oertoa Weaen peo @iftemaaI, bar
n 6pgtig oe itrebiom RanO, UNDER
ois Sanoer Mslen fra en- life
uobifleoe Jig til en- ON.
ottenoe 8irfiom6eo og ct tort
}pggefomplefs. Oct fommunale
liz tiaoo bans Sio bom life at tage
oel L; men ban bar bl. a. BAIT Spoe
geItprelien for @eieriet. 0oll
" n. -. f1.& |
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-08

1r. 9in01e0e ct 6ore0rag ON, at
man itaI ipiie aartofIer.
San omtaIte i 81. Bib. 2. Sol.
fe6loO" uo9le 6ori6g, ban baooe
giort meo in 9aboratoriefarI, JON
ferit 40 Gage bar blepen ioOret
meO 9reo % Smsr % / fsIgenoe
10 Oage meo aartofler % Smer
eler GaImin.
6eiuItatet baoOe o9ret. at Man.
BEN baooe bolot i'm 99ot, ioet ban
begpnOte me0 en- 99gt al 1875
Sung og enote meO 1876 BunO.
5 ben Sio, ban Ieoeoe pna 9rso
og Smsr eler BaImir, fit ban ira
81 til 80 @rom 9@eeeboioe os no.
itilte eaer %forbugte / 9eeemet en-
tiIioaren0e M9ngOe. "a ban fom
paa aartoffeIisoen, lit ban 0ogIig
80 eIler ii 8ram 9@~goeboioe; men
oa ban life uoifiIte eler forbrugte
mere 9G~g9eboioe, emo ban fit, boIot
ban altiaa en- meget inuf Balance.
aortoflernes 6orOsieligbe6 er me.
get itor. gn0elig er aortofielen oct
biaigite RpringsmiooeI. ri bar, ioet
man for 1 Sir. fan faa 1880 for.
osieIige Rpringscnbe6er; 3ugbrso
~inoeboIoer fun 1880 Gn6eoer;
ifert Sfsefg0 1850.
anrtofIer er altiaa Dor iunOeite
og biQigite 0Gring5miOoeI. Men
aartoilerue ifaI foges aoot. % oct
er Der 0eso9rre mango Susmsore,
oet life ioritaar,
Zen aorI, iom Or. 9inobeoe
bnpoe nnpen0t til line 5oriss er
ogiaa / i'm oaeIise 9eoeois en- itor
Spartoner. "a ban par SoIoot,
Ieoe0e ban al aartoiler og Scot,
6oiltet foiteoe bam 20 Ere ON Ia.
gen. % ban InsOe mango genge
Cpl
9rGiters Enifer. glibe amts
9rpiteioreningsfreOs bar paa etNe.
Dc / 9ramminse Onsoaa ben 10.
sui OeOtaaet fsIgen0e: /
areoien inoitiaer til 9opeObe.
itpreIien. at BEN Onnife gr9itefor.
inogoar til Miniiteriet meo
9lnorngen0e ON, OF Der iii Otter
aaret e1er innreit mulig maa blioe
6orilag til en- 9r9itefore.
ningsIoo o9 uotnler iie beitemt moo,
at Der Ell Anorngenoe til Winiitertet
tilfn1ttes nogen 9em9rfning ON
eli Y%rRitepalglop eaer ON We.
nigbeOsrano.
6u SGOerssaue. ge6 Belle hints
Sogneraoo siorenings Meoe i Gre
oericio blep ser iorleoen oberraft
oerreOsfogeo u. &. QieIien I aoI.
Ding ct mutt ciieIeret Selp.aafie.
tel. @ouen par / 5glae Belle u.
4o." ira SogneranOsiormpnoene |
Amt. iom oerme0 bil6e pie
oeres GrfenotligbeO for Den SmS6e.
Or. Iielien JON hints.
inlonegtig alto bar u0uiit imoo
/
6n 6ioif Siusit, Der ifnl ilnas
neo. "a 0ingiten a6aIioan", Der
tilbsrer 5aos 6erreOs 6eiteablsior.
o. iom er opitaI0et Dos
i. 2itergnnr0, Smeoe.
t Oen iiOite Gio 9entagne San.
le bar pit Jig biOif. % iioit bar
StaI0farIens enc 6aano ret
iloe, bar 5oreningens 5ormano,
3prIage Miffelien, / 81. oOOOer
inofaIot til ct 9eitpreIies-
ns0e for at orsite ct 5%orilog ON at
iloa Soften neO. Otter 6oao Ser
f%oreIisger, er Der Sonoipnliabeo
for, at 5orilaeet bill bIioe oe0taeet
SmbebrGnbte 8srn. ge6 4.5ioen
om @ftermi66ogen ben 20. Suli
ne6brenote / 81. n. g. Rot6ias
56riiteniens eienoom poo Omit.
mart Deo groager iom 5sIee al 8
Smnoharus Qen NOR 5prAitiffor
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-08
-e@3C
9nns6rns.
~eiter vOonif ean05rug").

8eiret oar / 9egpnoeIien Of ben
forlsbne lge, i~trioes Der Den "A.
Suli. meget oarmt og tiIIige meget
tsrt, iarIig paa @runo al ben ltRr.
fe 9I9it, iom leOia9eoe garmen ;
man par openpaa Den nPrmelt for.
uoeoaenoe fgIige og r~egnfuIoe Beri-
ooe nPiten oeO at iDneS, at Den
p~Iuoielige gorme og 5erfe tog for
fraftig fnt. ga 8eiret moo 9eret.
ninssun9ens SIutning gennemgao-
enoe bIeo fsIigere % fugtigere, ioet
Der iRpnIig falot iterfe Soroenbp.
ger.
S BET oorme. tsrre 8eir gift 4r.
beioet meo &o~erensning og So.
biergning raft ira 9aanoen, %
ooerolt fuuoe man ie Soft / gnge.
ne / trapl 8irfiombeo meO Slaa-
ming, Ribning eler SiemfsrieI. Son
it9rft nirfeoe Ben n9iten tropiife
8arme. At mar life par langt ira
at funne ilaa ben enc Dag og fore
biem Ben n9ite, iaa at 5tsritepar-
ten or Sect nh er in6e, og man er
ooerueienoe eoot tilfreos meo ban-
De Wengoe og 9eifnffenbeo. 0et
er gaaet Der, iom ia ofte, nanr vi.
srsOer ifaI bierees, at Be, Ser ar.
beioer ipont og roligt, tommer til
oct be0ite ReiuItat. or 9set ferit
fommen i nogenIunoe eoot iotte
Staffe, tager BET ingen nponeoer.
Dig Sfooe al IiOt Regn.
Gornbeiten er M inoe, iOet ma
ben forlebne llge iIere Steoer bar
begpn0t al bite &ue, og mart oil
flere fi1nne fslge efter oe Soften
bIioe a~IminoeIig. Roget 6eioerIig
oil Den cite bIioe pna @runo al
2eieI9o, men ! sori9t ipntes ben Al
bile fploe BELT soOt.
Soe0en Itoor frem6eles imuft %
fooer II goo Ssit; a9rneanietteI-
len bar oRret uomprtet.
@anripoen er iom 6slge al ben
a~iOefsIenoe Regn og garme pofiet
meget / BEN iioite Gio og tegner gem
nemgaoenoe til at gioe gooe Afgre-
Der.
Oeioo Goerne bar bait goOt al
fegnen % gormen; De bar uopif.
let Jig iterft I Oen iorls6ne l1ge.
Get parme. itPrft tsrrenOe 9eir /
ugens gegpnoelie Boo iRroeIes gum
itige getingelier for en- grun6ig
9te0ioblino al llfru0tet, iom Here
SteOer bar oeO at tage Ober6aano. /
% BET er oerfor ct go0t SfDffe
arbeioe, Der iaaoanne Ste0er er uo-
fsrt I 9oemnrfen / l1gens Sob. Sra
a0ifenige ggne lp0er fremoeles ala-
ger oper it9rfe angreb al 9lnolns
! Grnfelroerne og Sufferroerne,
6porpeo 99fsten ipttes meget til.
6age. ; aaolroerne er oct iom
Observation-Disclosures Ser bpp.
pigt aioer anleonina til 9etpm- .
ring
eitergresnin8eH
beores 6etpoeIigt Tag for Gag, og
Malfefeerne er MI iom oiteit otter
pau gras. o0anif 9ano6rue~s
8orreiponoent paa HonOersegnen
ffriper: = Ssilgttens 3i6 er oct
for trnolt til. at man fan faa 9io
til at bente @rsnt / Warfen, naar
man noeenlun0e fan bliDe fri Der.
for, og 0a @rPsiet M er Oofset
i9pnt go0t irem, er De ileite aeer
Ser pna ggnen paa 8rGs / oenne
lib; be fommer Dog gerne tiOlig
mo ON 6ortniooagen og ient no ON
@ftermiooneen og faar oa noget
Rroftfooer og So ON WioOagen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-08
9ammelie af Mbsseitif.

9ammelie af Mpsseitif. 3 De
iioIte Gage, ifripes Der ben 81. Sl.
H. er Ser / asbenbaon foreiaIbet en-
RRffe Tilfploe al 2ammelie, irem.
falot oeO Still al siitige Wps. Sps.
oommen ptrer iig oeroeo, at oct an.
grebne Steo ibulmer itprft op, og |
2sbet al nogle Elmer inbtr9oer en-
2ammelie al 9artiet omfring oct
Steo, bpor Snieftet bar i%tiiffet. Oct
er iprlig Ben og Prime, BET gaor no
ODER. naftenblnoet" bar tolt meo
en- oege paa geiterbro, iom bar
tire 1ilieloe / lin prafiis for Die.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-08

SGlbnnbe / apsc Snst. RogIe
6iifere ira as9e, Der iorleoen bar
obre UNDER RoroIanoet peo Moieoe
Stint ior at iGtte AaIefroge, opOo-
geOe Der Ell lille Slot Spler, Der
Iaa og iOIeoe Jig. ifrioer ogitii.
6lfbl." 6iiferne 6apoe 9esier meO,
oe oeO ct Bar oelretteSe Sfuo Inf.
te0es Oct Dem at neOIagge to of
2prene, ser oeieoe ca. 200 Bnno
StDtfet. SaIerne bIiper III inoieno.
te % inObringer boer 3 ar. I Br9.
ME. Zen Sfabe, oisie 0ur mel.
lem aar o. 0og f~ornarioger pau
5iifernes @arn, er life rinae.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-08

bliftet, og BET par bam befenot, Of
et Bar aolleger al BAN / iomme 81.
thrift bauoe / alt nj 5ilf9loe til
9e6anOIing. 2ammeIien og Smcr.
terne fortaeer Jig beloiaois / 2sbet
al nogIe Gage; men oerfor er oct
10 Iige ubebngeligt for Dem, oct
ganr no oner.
Rist aaIefiiferi. Ger er ifslae
u9ern. 0agbl." i ben iiOite 5io
giort goot aaIeiiiferi ira 5truer.
iGrlig bar 6angiten ri9elig Den %.
Sui og 6iiferne Gbr. Scbou, 3iels
Ris9narO % 5. .. SEMEN iatte
iitfert Reforoen i oenne Seion,
i0et oeres goao tom inc meO 400
YunO Aal, bet foite0e goot 100
ar. 5 alt mootos 5iifebanoIerne /
Struer ca. 5000 BunS Pal.
6riOiais nnOcr GioiliiatiOnen.
6or ca. II Gage ii0en, ifrioes Der
Den "a. SuIi, tom 7 imna ~npOeIige
@roOanoeGlinger / 81. n0onif
5agttiO." ipa0ierenOe mo i 9ofo.
motioisrer 9enrifiens @oaro /
RrGits. Senritien bar en- 9ene, Der
nDIi9 bar u0ruget A 9Guinger, %
til Oisie ilutteoe De M aommerater
fig; De befinoer Jig sanife uom9rfet
De M 5orboIO, % 9sniemor
er oplOis itolt ouer Oen itore Ill
oefit iii 6omiIien. Zen rigtige
er bel NOT peO ct eaar an0et
liIfpI0e omfommen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-08

SnbebrGnbte 8srn. ge6 4-5ioen
ON eftermi6Oagen ben 20. Suli
neobrenote / 81. 3. 9. @atbios
G%6riiteniens eienoom pao 0pnt.
mart beO grooger iom 5sIee al 3
Smanbsrns 2eg meo 3pnOitiffer
poo SsIoftet. 20 al gsrnene, nem.
fig gierens 4-oorige Ssn og en-
Rn6os 3.narige gntter, in6ebreno.
te.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-18
Twelve DAlS' H9H
DESCRIBES I0If
'asGses OF sRvgng nxrS11 \ ~. I.
+ coAeA2A, lGI3uooA Axo9rtRnn4s \
ATssookf1a \ I
Fu4AosANosNaoUNnGnasxnr
TO sorsN. NOT SUM-,
tssfetssns ttsnds0d iRsAats ,9esesoocNyt
Aad go Federal ,oeosnassu Elnalhk
. March Que u~dsr NfAasS Ejarpsv
mitesd TO Mevss Que -Ntlsis's4sasss *
Wan.

ouhacan. HSinalsa. via s,2sagsieak nGsx-{
ico May 1S-Nsws has -1ust xsachsG
here Of . twelve days baftlsMhich .haa
left tho town Of. Corsala An tbs noun.i
tains southeast Of here. .dssoiasA Al
force Of rebels .numSsrins 1.leo as-,,
sailed tho town. which has z.ooospop-a
ulation. and . garrison ofooo 4sdssaIa'
Tho lighting oootinue6 with little in~
termission during tho entire pariod.
The defenderts weer given no oppoS.
tunity to bury their dead and bodies
fell from roofs ana lay IN the tropical.
sun until finally the federal Soommand-l
ar marched out under . whito aAG. He
offered to surrender tho town if tho
rebels would sEreo 70 letg them move
out with the honors Of war and guar
antee not to destroy the government
records. These conditions"werot accept.i
ed by the rebels. Tho reports indicated
this battle was ono or tne most saA.ss
culinary OF the war.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-18
DEFENSE CLOSES CASE.

Brandsnburo Denies Writing Mother
Of intention to Kill Musntsr.
Davenport. May 1s.-The cross OK
animation Of Rudolph Brandenbslrg by
tho state this morning closed the case
for the defense. Brandenburg denied
that he wrote to his mother from
on,a1ra that he would kin Claus Muen-
ter, his step-father. ifhe did not cease
his abuse Of her. Q. statement he is said
to have made in an alleged confession
to tho police.
The state made an attempt TO I'M
peach tho testimony OF Mrs. Muenter,
Brandsnburgs mother, today, olaim-
ing that her story before tho grand
Jury ana at the trial differs IN essen-
tial points. At the grand jury hearing
she Is alleged to h1ve said she could
not hear tho words between hers son
and husband IN the quarrel. At the
trial she said she had heard Aunter
call her vile names and heard Bran
denburs call his stepfather a "liAr."
That point II being argued this after
noon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-18
ALBERT II. WALkER pEcLAREe
Pvsllc HAS MisuNoERsrooo.
srAhDAao OIL oEcls,oh.
wn'rs's 'srEarol
BUT MS s GATE, VIEW
Author Of *5ister5 s ehsrman Lew"
says Present Es mont 10 But An
Unfortunate NY !: Due MsrsIy to
General Misunderstanding Of Courts
Findings.

New York. May lS>-Albert III. wal
ker, author Of THE History OF the
Sherman Law" discussing the supreme
courts STANDARD Oil decision, before
the New York Finance Forum here last
night. declared that the pronounce
ment Of Chief Justice White, inter-
polating Unreasonable" into the Sher-
man law. was not and never will be an
opinion Of the supreme court, but was
simply An obiter dictum expressive Of
the chief Justices private view. The
present excitement, aroused concerning
the chief Justices argument. ne said. II
but an unfortunate hysteria, due mere
~ to a misunderseanding Of the courts
ruling. - :.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-18
WHO'LL PAY ExPENsE7
stafe Board eS Health and Rock 10.
land Road Clash Over csse ef Small :
box Patient Found In Box Car.

pox PaSio0e So0no ~ OoH ~3r.
Special to Timss-Republican.
De- AEoines. May 1.-THE state
board Of health Anl the Rock Island
railroad cns' into q clash today over
VINO should take care Of . sm.afpox
pafiank 1nnnA living in . box car naar
MERTON. Officials Of the Rock Island
asked, the state board to direct that
the man be taken out ana cared for by,
tho. county or the city of Newton .or.
by the state. Secretary Summer mo-
ttfied the mayor Of Newton to Quaran-
tine tho man in the box car a. It was
evident he 10 q transient. and to put
It up torthe company to stand the ex-
psnse ofrhis care Sumner takes the
position, that the man has no residence
In Iowa Gnd the railroad company IL
responsible for importing the smallpox
along with cheap labor.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-18
ALFANo ATTACKS pREss.

Leader Of camoera clalms Press Has
Sold Out 60 His Enemies.
viterbo. Italy. May 16.-Tho italian
press was attacked today by Enrico
AIfano. allsgsd leader Of the Camor-
rists, whom. the murder trial was con-.
tinnsd today. Enr3co asserted that the
had miErepresanted him In
their records OF the court procsadin9s.
making statements that tended 10 tn-
spirs feeling of hostility. toward htim
on the part OF the Jurors. He &eclarsA
that tho press had sold atseH 20. the
enemies Of the. defendants.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-18
Ner.h.rn 'awa R.sss.ah..

Nerthsrn ioWa HeAokahs.
Special to Times-RepublicAn.
Marble Rock. May 1&-Tho Rebek.
abs Of tho Northern district OF Iowa
composed of seventeen Iodgsa viii hold
their annual convention at Marble
Rock next Wednesdsy. May n. Last
year the convention was held at Mora.
Springs and there was an attendance
or ABOUT si6v delegates. This year afom
the reports received there Will hA, aAout
$50 delegates present. STATE Grand
Master. n. c. Ring Of Cedar Rapids.
WIFI be persert ina Helen rfsseott Of
Mason CITY viii behero'to. conduct -
school Of instruction.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-18
DEMOCRATS ARE AGREED.

4Skfie D;fEeregsess ovsr selection Of
~ -. AeSar !TBist COMMITTEES.
WAshingt6n. MAy S1S.-A1tes, having
seftled As party differences Yesterday
on the question Of slecting The coma
,mittee TO 1rivsstlgats the A1psr3can
Sugar Redning Company and other re-
.fners, the damocratio leAadsrs prepar-
cd todAy to rush discussion 70 con-
clua6Dn during tho day II possible. on
the resolution giving statehood to Ari-,
soma ana New Mexico.
the debate was resumed when the
house met If the discussion IL pro-
lunged there will be q session toinor-
row. Tho house leaders otherwise will
endeavor to adjourn over until next
week.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-18
COMMERCIAL TEACHER MEET.

In Convention at Dee Meines Advsrtis.
tisinp Mstheds Are, Discussed.
Des Afoines. May 1S.-Advertisins
methods were discussed today at the
convention Of the National and Private
Managers ana the Western Private
School managers In session here. T.
W. Le Quatte. Of Des Mofnes, vice
president Of the National Ad Mems
club. spoke J. s. Knox declared that
oomnercial colleges must institute
courses In salesmanship. Tho Central
Commercial Teachers meet tonight In
conjunction with tho two associations
named
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-18
RATES FOR ENcAMPmENT.

Railroads Will Give One and One n ali
Fare Rates to Musoatins.
Des Moines, May 12-The headQuar-
ters Of tho state Grand Army Of the
Republic was notified today that the
railroads will grant rute of,one and
one-la1f fare to the sta. Q q. "A. r. en-
June.13.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-18
MEMORIAL FOR DEADMlNEas,

President White AsIea Nalns~U, 20 PAY.
Tribuo 70 Ths;r '.0ooA
Indianapolis, iMay1s.-John sPswhite.
Of Oskaloosa. lows. president of the
United Nina Workersto8 Amer1ea, has
issued q proclamation calling on S00,-
coo mfaers Of the country to pay mo.
ctal tribute on Memorial day TO, the
memories oesdead n1inorx
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-18
MRs. TAFT GOES HOME.

Physician and Trained Nurse Accom-
pany Her 70 Washington.
New York. May 1s.-Mrs. William HI.
Taft, the presidents wife. who was
taken III here Saturday. left for Wash
ington .tfis morning at 10:0s o'clock.
with her went DR.. E. H. Evans. q
trained nurse and Major Archibald
Butt, the preafdent's military aide. Tho
party Travelled IN a private car.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-18
CRUSHED UNDER AUTO.

Iowa Farmer Fails 70 NssoARsts osharp
Turn a< High Speed.
Special TO Times-Repubucan.
Council Bluffs. May 1S.-HeTu1Au
Kuecker. q young farmer living near.
0riswold. was fatally injured In II,
auto accident last night. While return
ing frm Walnut his machine turned
oover twice on a sharp curve. whioh
Kucker attempted at a faAt p0oey
Kuccker was crushed and terrihly
bruised. He 10 in an Atlantic hospital.
Surgeons say he can not live
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-18
AVIATOR ouPuls klLgxp.

French Bird Falis $50 Psse-0ovrnleus
Badly injured.
Rheims. France. May 1s-x, n,6no-
plane. carrying Lieut.. Paul DsIptts and
Pierro Marie Bournious. fell erom .
height OF about 25o feet today. DupuiS
was killed and his companionscriticnlly
injured.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-18
rowNE -RELEAsEs PITCHERS.

Aaks Waivers on vyskoeiI, Meter and
MiItsr-Nsw Men Signed.
Denver, May t8.-Beforo leaving
Denver Manager Towne, OF tho Sioux
City team OF tho Western league, last
niRht announced that he had asked for
waivers on Pitchers vyskociI. Meter
and. Miller. Their SUCCESSORS have been
chosen but Towne declined TO give the
names. Of the men In View.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-18
T.-R. BULLETIN
News Of 1eday'

The Wsathsn
sun rises May 10 at x:4O ;sctS a. T.14.
Iowa. Illinois and Aissourt-0Ansrna-
ly fair weather. iwth consinned MA
temperature tonight aud Friday.
South Dakots--2snsraliyf fair.,pnishs
and Friday.
pAoE ONE.
Tsieoraphlo News:
Peace EetAblishsd BAoe In lGax1oo.
MAdsro Expects to Become Drasi.
dent.
Helm Expects 70 become Prsad.nt.
Helm Committee V1nds .Agalnse' xog-
inner.
Won His Seat Thru Bribsrz.
Twelve Days Battle Deso,ates Town
Standard on Dscision Misundar-
stood.
lows News, y
Life Termars to Be Gwen HaAring.
jag Retreat Romance.
Club Women Talre Up 9sroSlemA
Iowa City Raises S1oo.0oo For Inter
urban.
PAGE FOUR.
Editorials
The Newest Real Profession.
Sentiment, Just Sentiment
In Mexico.
Topics Of the Times.
Iowa Opinions and oNteA
Farm Column.
PAGE FIVE.
iowa News.
To Consider IIolden-Afcore Charges.
Doctor Faces Prison Term.
PAGES SIX. SEVEN, 'Ei0AT, NINE.
City Nsws:
District Pythtans IN Session Here.
Police Force to Remain Unchanged.
Liscomb Commencement May Is.
Three Weddings In Juns.
Railroad. Club Elects O6icers.
General ana Brief city News.
PAGE TEN.
Markets and Generals
Heat and Drouth Lift Wheat Prices.
Corn Also Strengthened
wenakess In Hog 0farko&.
Cattle steady on Moderate Run.
Clark Insists on Being Boss,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-18
wRloHrMAh NAMES COMMITTEES
Executive Body Of Iowa Manusaeturers'
Association Named.

Association Named.
Special to Times-Republican.
Des Moines. May 1& - Secretary
wrightman. Of the Iowa Manufacture
ers' Association, today announced the
membership OF tho state executive
committee as follows' B. J. Kicker,
Grinnell: F. H. Bergman. Newton;
Paul Aberey. ottumwa; F. n. Draper.
NarShalltown; p. N. jacobson. Dav-
enport: Cephtas Harmon. Keokuk: J.
A. Quinn, Kellogg Dillon Turnsy, Fair
a0id: y. c. Ihsen, Iowa City; G. b.
CheGterrnan. Sioux CITY: II. q. Nosthsy,
waterloo: r. a., Keys. Cd1nril Bluffs;
J.tH. Taft, Cedar Rapids: Z. w. sham.
bsugh. C1sr1nda: II. L. Curtis Clin-
ton. Kicker Is president Of the asso-
citation.