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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-27
FRANcE.HlNTs AZ .PLoT.
Hunser Abrosd That eattisship Was
Destroyed by Enemy.

Paris. Sept. 27--It was rumOred In
Paris last night that the fire and ex-
plosion on the battleship Liberte which
resulted in the loss OF hundreds Of
lives was the result OF q criminal plot.
This suspicion Is partly confirmed by
the fact that a dangerous fire was
found on board the battleship Patrie
soon after the Liberte was wrecked.
|'i.The ministry of marine refuses to
make any comment on this rumor. The
department is Fastening preparations
for Investigation by a board OF inquiry
into the cause Of the. .Liberte disaster.
r. The work Of recovering bodies from,
the wreck was kept up all night and Is
still going on. Every hour or so the
bodies of some victims were brought
ashore. Fifty corpses could be seen
among the twisted masses Of iron and
steel, but 1t was impossible to reach
them. owing to the heaped up masses
|of wreckage over and around them.
Some were in an upright position.
while others were distorted out of all
human resemblance.
One man, who Is still alive. has been
found jammed between the armor
plates. His legs were held under a
mass OF wreckage A gang of work
men has been trying hard to release
him. but so far their efforts have been
unsuccessful. Cocaine IA being inject
ed to relieve the mans torture. The
man IL caught under the wreckage OF
one Of the turrets.
Lieutenant Aubert, son of Vice Ad-
miral Aubert. described the discipline
on. board the Liberte. The lieutenant
was sent with party to help extin-
guish the fire on the Liberte. He
found Senior Lieutenant GARNER In
Ecommand OF the imperiled battleship
X petty officer approached Lieutenant
GARNER and said:
.Ihe fire, sir, Is near the magazine
Isn't there danger OF an explosion"
"Attend to your orders the officer
replied. The petty officer saluted and
returned to his post.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-27
Iowa Delegation Goes TO Bluffs.

Des Moines. Sept. Ex-Governor b.
F., Carroll left this morning for Coun-
Gil Bluffs, where he will Join the Taft
party early Thursday morning. Cover
nor Carroll will speak at McClelland
en- route.
Adtt Gen. Guy e. Logan and sixteen
members Of the governors staff and
Others who will accompany the presi-
Dental party thru Iowa left on later
train. The Iowa reception committee
will be the guests OF the Council bluns
Commercial Club tonight.
The president will spend Thursday
afternoon at Waterloo. where. early In
the evening. he will be the guest OF
honor at dinner to be given by Con-
gressman c. L. Pickett.
Besides President Taft Governor
Carroll. Senator Kenyon, Former Sem
ator Young. State Treasurer Morrow.
Auditor Bleakley and the members Of
the Iowa delegation in congress have
received invitations to the Pickett din
ner
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-27
WALSH a9poRr NEXT WEEK.
pareis Beard viii Deliver Findinss Il
Washlnsssn In psrson.

Parsis Beard will Deliver Findings in
Washinstsn In psrson.
Leavenworth. KaA. Sept. 27.--John
r.. walsh will not n released from the
federal prison hef1 until next week. II
he'is paroled at alt.
From an authoFitive source 1t was
learned today thai the report of the
federal board Of parole will positively
be made in washington to Attorney
General Wickersham by r. v. Ladow,
president OF the board. in person. He
has the power to send the report by
mail or telegraph. but 1t Is known that
this will not be done. Mr Ladow will
not be in Washington until the early
part Of next week. Following the re-
ceipt Of the boards Recommendation
by the attorney gaenral II 1t Is favor
able to the prisoner. the anal act Of pa
role will be taken.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-27
.EuRoPEAhs AT. rR,eoL' PANIC
srRlckEN ~ ARRIVAL or FfrAL. I
IAN ExPEnlrioNAav FoRcE.
APPEAL ron AssisTANcE
FROM ANGLO. mALTseE COLONY
Warships otsr Protection Only to
italian c;tizsns--Turkish Cabinet
Will Take Energetic Measures TO op.
pose italian oesupatisn st Tripeli-
Government Issues Ultimatum.

Malta. Sept. 27--A private message
from Tripoli today says that Italian
warships with an expeditionary force
are lying twenty miles OFF 'Tripoii and
that there Is a panic among the Italian
residents here. a. Z is feared that the
landing Of troops would be the signal
for : massacre OF Europeons
The Anglo Maltese colony in Tripoll
today sent an appeal to their compa-
triots saying:
We implore OUR brethren to appeal
TO the government to assist US and to
come to our help as the Italian steam
ers refuse to receive any but persons
OF their own nationality"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-27

cause Il Il for the good OF the people
THE selfish physician will be glad
to see the present condition; Of affairs
continue because Il tends !. TO produce
disease and thus throws into hts hands
an Increased practice.
'sThe altruistic physician believes IN
prophylaxic rather than In therapeu-
tics. He Il willing to sacrifice his own
income In his devotion to the public
service. IA
! eussssts National Medical Advises.
Congress should take early steps
toward securing In the councils Of the
nation an adviser to the president
charged with the protection Of the
health Of the people and the proper
education OF the people in matters -e-
lating to their well-being, both moral
and physical. What II needed IL to
bring together all the activities Of the
national government into one depart
ment having the prestige and power OF
presidential advisement."
Vigorously did Dr. Wiley attack as
"thief and corrupter OF public NOR
als'' Of the manufacturer who sells
adulterated foods and drugs. The hu-
man animal. he declared. IL entitled 10
q pure and wholesome diet. THE drug
store and the grocery store" he said.
should be distinct concerns and not
sell each Others wares. The man who
converts peanut shells into pepper on
the ground that the poor man Is not
able to buy pure pepper 10 . thief and a
corrupter OF public morals. The rich
man may possibly be able to afford
peanut shells but the poor man never.
vSNll
the stock OF the wealthiest company
in the world.
Poison In Candy.
Especially is this principle true
he declared. "as regards children and
who deliberately puts poisonous dye
into candy to sell the stick for a penny
and puts two-thirds Of the penny into
his own pocket. Or wher choldren Of a
larger growth are able to frequent the
ubiquitous soda fountain why should
they be permitted to freely purchase
Injurious alkaloids or fraudulent sub
stitutes for sugar used as sweetening
agent?
again. by what principle Of poli.i-
cal economy can the practice be justi-
Ned OF keeping wholesome food in stor-
age until its taste has vanished and
poisonous degradation products have
been produced?
Advocating prohibition Of marriage
Of persons afflicted with incura BILE dis
eases or imbecile or otherwise griev-
ously beset he declared the power Of
the state to protect its citizens from
disease may be constitutionally exer-
cised before as well az after birth.
Manufacturing In large cities he con-
demned, saying "cities should be re-
served for exchange and every artisan
engaged in production provided with a
lot where ne can breathe the fresh air
and touch Mother Earth
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-27
BUS JUMPS BRIDGE
Lsadsd Vehicle PIunsss Into River
ss;ns Carrying 70 Dsssh several
I Passenger Dsdiss Rseevsrsd
From Rivsr-Twsivs psrsens, Alive
0ut Unconscious, Ars Rssuesd.

: Paris, Sept. 27.-An auto omnibus.
occupied by about twenty persons. was
crossing the bridge Areheveche over
the Seine near tho Cathedral OF Notre
Dame today when suddenly II left the
roadway and crashed thru the parapet.
falling into the water. The omnibus
wka closed with passengers inside. The
bodies OF Ave persons, who had been
drowned. were recovered. and twelve
'aijve but unconscious were taken from
the water.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-27
Turkey Promisss Opposition.

London, Sept. 27.-The Morning
Posts Constantinople correspondent
says today that the extraordinary cab
met council has decided,a4o take eneE-
getic measures to oppose the Italian
project in Tripoli Official. circles are
convinced that the powers Will not all
low italy to land troops In Tripoli. The
Turks are willing to grant the Italians
some economical advantages but will
refuse them a privileged position.
A dispatch to todays Morning Leader
from Constantinople says:
"The Ottoman agency announces that
italy proposes to nay between $15,0o0.-
900 and s20.000.000 in exchange for
Tripoli. The statement is generally
discredited." Il,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-27
On. WiClx1scoREs ovAcks.
AIss Rape. Feed Manusaetursrs WI,
Put poioon in Their Goods,

AIse Rape Feed Manufassursrs Who
Put Poison in Their Goods.
Kansas city. Mo-, Sept. 2s.-Dr Har-
vev W. Wiley. Of Washington, d. e.,
chief Of the federal agricultural de-
partment chemistry bureau and exon
Grated star iIgure In the so called
Wiley pure food controversy. told the
national opnservation congress today
that the health OF the nation was worth
3S4o.oo0.0 ~. -. He made this estimate
ON TIE beSisTof $500 per capita average
annual se4rAing OF adults. This declar-
alton. .Wk6 de IN an address in which
ne advuc4ted limitation Of marriage to
normal ana healthy individuals, ssgre-
I satioHg ofss tuberculosis and typhoid
Fever spN4iepts. as In smallpox, yellow
fever ana lener. cases. establishment OF
national apartment Of health ana
rigid enforcenent OF pure food ana
sdfNg laMo. ~, .gse
II DflNy3sy sAid that .if In the remote
futusa coal IRON, gold ana silver should
becouis a1tlnet. science would provide
1 subelitntes.~ and that science would
ssecufe - aintenance ana increase
Of ths twee1tAs IN forest. field and
Heslels.e 5 NatursI Asset.
Bat - - another natural asset"
he atlnWel .Jyins q the very basis
Of the pf6epeflty Of the country which
n Somee@t9Do overlooked. namely the
normal fitict tioning of the human ma
chine xeofh6nly oppressed by the term
shealeh! yhlD. has more TO do with the
ha4pA; prosperity and utility Of the
huaaen 0e6lnism than any OF the other
snAturaf aSsets which have men
n. ~
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-27
LAST BIG LAND OPENING.
Four Hundred Thousand Acres IN
Rossbud Reservation.

Dallas. s. d.. Sept. 27,-AN eyes are
nm the Rosebud country. Tn q few days
thousands of people will be on the road
Ia this homesteaders mecca. On Oct
the registration for ,Mellette and
Rennett county land begins, During
the registration for Rosebud land IN
1904 1O6. 900 people registered During
the registration for Tripp county
lands IN 1905 $4,000 names went In
to the big wheel OF fortune and were
drawn out at Dallas, g. D.. on Oct 10
1905. The crowds that will visit the
Bennett county. lands in October Of this
year is variously estimated At from 75.-
900 to 10000. -
The land to be opened ID MelIette
county, which lies directly west OF
Tripp county in the Rosebud reser-
walton, and. Bennett county. which cor
ners Meilette on the southwest. In
the Pine Ridge reservation. There
are some Indians and n goodly number
OF squaw men and a great many
white settlers who have bought land
in Mellette county and who have
been farming for several years. and
the agricultural qualities OF the
county have been proven.
by a recent act OF congress on all
reservations hereafter opened to set
tlement the sale OF Intoxicating H.
uuors is prohibited for a period of
twenty-five years. There Will there
fore be no saloons in either OF these
counties.
The method for registering for land
iS ns Pollous. t-ft
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-27
Expeetina strike ordsr.

Memphis. Tenn. Sept. 27--with
practically every rnilrond clerk em-
ployed by the Illinois Central south of
the Ohio river is out on a strike. re-
inforced by more than zoo shop men
at Memphis, 1t was expected that
general strike order affecting other
union crafts would come at any mo-
nient.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-27
NURSE ACCOMPANIED LYMAN.
Fled With Federal Prisoner From
Oakland Hospital.

San Francisco Sept. 27--Dr. J. Grant
Lyman. the federal prisoner who es.
capped from an Oakland hospital Sun-
day night. is being pursued by an
armed posse. headed by federal officials
thru the mountains near Shasta
Springs. with him Is a hospital nursse
who. according to the police, aided
Lyman to escape. The ohafenr who
drove Lyman to Sacramento was ar
rested and has confessed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-27
More Out at New Orleans.

New Orleans, Sept. 27.--The firc-
men and sheet metal workers employed
by the Illinois Central railroad hero,
went on n strike today In sympathy
with the clerks. a10 walking out.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-27
win Withdraw Foreign eu.rart...

Constantinople. Sept. 27.-The Turk
ish cabinet in council yesterday decided
that In the event Of a rupture Of the
relations between Italy and Turkey the
Italians should be deprived Of al!
benefit Of the capitulations.
The capitulaitons are Turkish state
papers guaranteeing to foreigners re-
siding In Turkey and its dependcies
extra territorial rights and immunities
such as trial by counsular courts in
case where Turkish subjects are con-
cerned.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-27
cruiser. Wateh Turk,.

SVuSoOV0 W0SSU OVNOs ts1'.a
Rome. Sept. GA fleet Of Italian
cruisers has left Palermo for the east
to intercept Turkish transports which
may be sent to Tripoli with re-an-
forcements for the garrison Of that
city. The Italian government has sent
a note to the porte saying that any
consignment Of troops or munitions Of
war to Tripoli will be looked upon o
an unfriendly act.
This Is considered in the light Of an
ultimatum and whether there shall be
war or peace now depends upon ths
Turks. The members OF the yount
Turk party now In full control Of the
Ottoman empire fear any further ers-
croachment OF the christian nations.
and have determined to make a last
stand to hold Trlpolf. rs It is their last
possession in Africa.
Italy Master Of Msditsrransin.
While they know Italy will be mas
ter Of the Mediterranean in short order
they believe they can stir up q holy
war that will make 1t more difficult for
the Italians to- gain . footing IN Africa
than it was for the French. The
creates. strength Of Islam lies In the
desert wastes Of northern Africa. Many
miles inland from TripoN Hes the real
center Of Modernism. treat treasurs
has been established in this sacred city
against the time when Islam shall riae
and drive the christians from Moham-
medan ground. S;
The Arabs 0f this part Of Africa are
fired with all the bravery that their an
cestors boasted and the Italians will
have their hands full conquering thG
100000 square miles Of territory cons
prising Tripoli.
The city Of Tripoli itself viii be easy
TO capture, - its fortincations con
sist principally OF mud walls, but The
country back OF the city IL rough and
uncharted. The roads are merely desert
trails and the natives as fierce and In
tractable 40 . fanatical religion can
make them. s;sse,s
There are $4,000 Turkish troops in
Tripolt and thsse. assitted by the
Arabs. who have recently been armed
with modern rifles, wilt rSsreat % the
country out Of the rangezof the var
ships. Then Italy will bstup against .
guerrilla war such an occurred when
France In the middle Of the last CEN
tury invaded Algiers. I,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-27
MAKE MILLIONS IN STEEL


W eoeooeDoo IN Recent Manipula- :
+ tten 81 etssl Trust sharss-stoek-
/ holders the Losers.
New York. Sept. %. Within three
days at least $4,000, 900 out Of total
shrinkage in stock values Of $25o.o00,-
900 have been coined for relatively
small number OF men in the Wall
street district. on the market reason
that the financial leaders do not know
what will be done by the federal gov
ernment to the United States steel COR.
poration. Prior to rhe bear raids Of
the last three or four days millions
upon millions have been made since
Jan. by the same coterie Of trading
interests.
The financial district now knows that
a good part OF these enormous winnings
has gone into the pockets Of less than
score OF big operators. 1t is certain
that the S72,392 real stockholders in
the big corporations were not he
profit takers and that men who
sold short what they did not possess
really reaped the harvest at the ex-
pense OF the resi- owners OF the stocks.
Henry c. F'rick has been credited
With realizing $10:oO0.Ooo profit in the
deal.
AS curious feature Of the situation.
John w. Gates. altho dead. figured In
the days market developments. He
left to his estate c5.000 shares OF steel
stock. sold short OF the market at So
just one-eighth ,of point under the
high mark Of the year. which was
made Feb. S. The estates profits on
his transaction have already reached
nearly 100000.
Spectators and captains Of industry.
bankers and even some gentlemen Of
standing in washington are reported
big winners In the 1871 downward dip
in stock prices. IS '-.-ss
In 1903 J. Pierpont Morgan held the
bar when the big slump occurred: IN
1907 the Standard OIL crowd ana the
late Henry H. Rogers and Edward II
Hartman were caught mapping. but
this year. from all accounts. It - the
dear public" which is principally long
on the stocks Of the railroads ana lead
ing industrials. s;
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-27
President n Atchison.

Atchison. Kan. Sept. 27.-President
Taft arrived here at 1880 p. M He
was taken to Forst park to address
children's picnic. 1t is estimated that
$4,000 persons gathered in this city to
see him.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-27
T..R. BULLETIN
Noticeable News d Today '


The Weather.
Sun rises Sept - 1t 6:6S. sets at
S:4S.
Iowa--Cloudy and probably unsettled
tonight and Thursday; cooler tonight.
South Dakota--3enerally fair tonight
and Thursday.
PAGE ONE.
Tslsoraphie News:
Italians Fear Massacre 1t Tripoli.
Strike OF Shopmen Halted.
Walkout on Illinois Central Unauth-
orixed.
Conservationists Talk Good Roads.
Taft Greeted BY Large Crowds In
Kansas.
Another Disaster to French Fleet.
PAGES TWO AND THREE.
Iowa News:
Cummins Going to Denver.
Farmers Railroad Sold.
United Brethren Conference begins.
Mrs. Rush 10 Be Tried Soon.
PAGE FOUR.
Editorial.
Worth Keeping Still About.
Six story Buildings and Six Story
Men.
The way the Badger Acts.
Topics Of the Times.
Iowa Opinion and Notes.
Outside Point OF View.
PAGE FIVE.
lowa News:
Hawkeye Fellowship Dinner.
Primary Plan Growing In Favor.
PAGE SEVEN.
Story:
My Lady OF the North.
PAGES SIX, EIGHT AND NINE.
City News:
May Force Barber Company to Terms.
Has Until Monday to Get Busy.
Two Silver Weddings Celebrated.
MCGEE and Ellis Chosen Among
Speakers,
Arrest Druggist For Whisky Sales.
Gilman Pastor to BE Ordained.
General and Brief City News.
PAGE TEN.
Marksts and General:
Wheat Depressed by Big Crops.
Old Corn Being Sold.
Cattle Highest In Year.
Hogs Continue Downward Plunge.
Good Roads Live Question.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-27
Italy lssues Ultimatum.

london. Sept. GA dispatch from
Paris today says that italy has sent an
ultimatum to Turkey saying that the
latter must agree to an Italian occu-
patton of Tripoli and that unless a re-
ply Is received by tomorrow Italy will
Immediately proceed with the threat
ened occupation.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-27
RooegvGLT's NAaG cHEERED
WHEN LGTTER . READ
edswinasias csmm,ttss REPORTS, With J.
=. Witt tsr prssidsnt-or. Wiley
# Is 3Addrsas osssss ouaek Doctors
and Fsed Manufastursrs Whe ssil
Peissnsd prsdssts.

the farmer. practical forestry. the elec-
ition az ofIfcers ar,d The choice OF next
,.,,..' 80. -. .m.n. ~.
4 ;. = '.. D.-s -. - -.
Important a.. fsetorse OF sns osSs pro-
gram 5jof Tie national conservation con-
Sres.
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- ).
day ~ Wy my 1of1ns f1esiden' f'oose
welt did not attend the present meeting
this year at Kansas City. Dr. Henry
w.,,:,,.. ,,,,,.,.,d.r, e -. .onrr... an
Y 80.
houhced yssteIuay tnt = ioe'o1 1Eo"
coione, Roosevelt siving his reasons
for not attending would be given pub
lictty today. The letter was written
to DR.. wallace in response to Q person
al and pressing invitation for him to
participate In the meeting.
Dr. Wallace received . note from the
former preaident giving him permission
ia read the letter in which he declined
to be present. This note was read to
tho congress- ana was the occasion for
the IivIiest demonstration since the
selerstes f,rst assembled here Nan and
women stood up and cheered and Che
annlsmsa lasted aeveral Ynin,te. Mr..
Roo..yelt IN. th. note said thers vas
~ ,,,oy.r,c,,t q 80 country "a ,n,.
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-27
Cairo Clerks on Strike.

Cairo. H.. Sept. 27.-The entire force
OF freight and yard clerks In the em-
ploy OF the Illinois Central railroad
here struck this morning.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-27
Men Zoe hasty.

Chicago. Sept. :7..Illachinists essa-,
ployed by the Illinois Central 1T Menu
phis. Tenn. who are already ON strike
with the railway clerks. acted on Mon
day before the order restraining them
had been issued by the international
union officials. according to officers cS
the Illinois Central machinists' iocals
here at conference today
j. H. Gore. president OF the machine
lists local at Memphis. today received
gone out before the restraining order
was received. w. L. Park. vice presi-
dent OF tho Illinois Central. admitted
that the machinists had Joined the
striking clerks. but denied that moro
than $50 or 200 men were out.
otriksbrsaksrs Sent South.
Two hundred non-union men were
sent south today by the Illipois Central
to take the place Of the strikers At
Memphis. New Orleans and other
points.
| There is thought to be no likelihood
that the clerks strike will spread TO the
1 shop employees affiliated with tho sys.
TENS federation. No orders for the
| shopmen to strike will he given until
| fin,,i count OF tho ballots Of the check
vote Is completed. according 20 J. w
Klein. president of the International
brotherhood OF BlaclSsmtths and Help
ers.
The same procedure. according TO
Klein. will take place on the Hartman
lines before strike OF shopmen will be
called.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-27
FIGHT PROSPECTS oL,MMgR.
johnson. vVsiis Mill Receives Another
Blow From Courts.

London. Sept c7.-The court today
granted the application Of the District
Railway Company. the ground landlord
OF the carl's court. for an Injunction
against tho lessee Of the building TO
stop tho proposed Johnson Wells fight.
subject to damages II the decision is
reversed on trial.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-27
!. IOWA, WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER. a7 1911

baSsador to Germany, NJ. cambon. at
the foreign office IN Berlin at noon
TO-DAY and informed him that Germany
accepted the latest French proposal
scohcerning Morocco.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-27
lyMos.,Ne IN Aal<ANsA.

FathsH otYe0eeross Whe Killed Two OF.
(, iseea6dvtetiu, Of mob vieisncs.
Dumas, Ark. Sept. c7.--e:harles Mall
Iss, "a "a ses.ss CT the two negroes who
yesterday 6.lled Sheriff Preston anil
Deputy ateH was lynched near here
this iAofalag.