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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-31

FlFTgEN INJURED "
MEEplGssLx Jul1pslel A


New York. Dso. S1-Elght D1sGe
nve mon and three women. were killsa
In . tenemant house nFe On Nansoo
street, In the crowded east si1o dlD&
trict. today. Fifteen persons wsss ~:
jured. four seriously. by jumping Aon
the fire escapes. The nrs started q ~
ground noor. cutting ofs sscaps by tho
stairway.
An hour before dawn the tenants In
the houses were aroused BY the cs4ea o9
persons In the streeta Finding ssoADs
by way Of the stairway shut Oh. thsy
crowded ON tho fre escape plAt1oeH
Many jumped: the calmer waited ~
the firemcn TO raise ladders. y ~
made their way over tho roofs.
List Of Dead.
Tho deads 81
Mrs. Becky Kaplan. IS years old. =
widow.
Barney KAplan, IL her SON.
Louis kAplan. l6, another son.
Samuel Cohen. 81.
Isaac WeisberE. 50. s5E5s
Mrs. Pearl Weisberg. 80. wife
Gussie Maxim, 10.
Isreal Golden, IS.
The Maxim girl. after assisting her
father and mother and i've brothers %
tho IRE escape. lost her head and -.
turned to her room where she Waa
found dead.
Fire Probably inesndiary.
Tho bodies OF Mrs. Kaplan. her sons.
and Samuel Cohen. . tailor. who oc.s
cupied q room with them. were 6ouna
on the NTH floor. Isreal Golden wna
found dead In his bed on tho hrSt door.
The Weisbergs were n their apart.
ments on the third floor. sss@
An indications were that the Are 80
started by an incendiary ana N isrg
tigaton was being begun.
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COMING BACK 70 IOWA.

Movement From Other States to Fer.
tiIe hawksys Farms.
Special to Tlmes-Republican.
Ames. Dec. S1.-''Many Iowans who
sold their farms when tho high prices
came to buy cheap lands elsewhere are
quietly coming back homo to iowa."
said Dean g. F. Curtiss, of tho division
Of agriculture at Iowa State College.
in an address before the farmers OF
tho state in attendance at the annual
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-31
WHO DO YOU INVITE TO YOUR HOME?

particular
and should beware the
that
daughters
called
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-31
TROOPS GUARD NEGROES


4
Cneefertown. MO-. Dec. S1-A nAtta-
lion Of Maryland national guard. con-
~i.tsn< of four oomnanie. from R.lti-
.-.- . 49,.
1aose' .ss1seo 11e 'oo.S.s s 1n'y "o''
sent at tho request Of the Judges OF
the Kent county court who believed
their presence necessary during the
trial Of two nereroes. Normal Nabal
Ana Iamsa Parawav for tho mnrdar
az Jannes r. Coleman. The troons
mannhed "a the 1ail ana went into canlp
AROUND the county building. The
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-31
MANUFACTURER DEAD.

e. f. Manhard, Identified With MANY
industries, Victim Of ApopIsxy.
Waterloo, Dec. 31.-Edmund e. Man
hard, secretary and manager OF the
Waterloo Gaming Corporation and
closely identified with other Industrial
and manufacturing factories in water
loo, suffered q stroke Of paralysis while
eating beal0ast at his home ana died
forty minutes later.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-31
ESCAPES FINE BY QUICK WIT.
Witnsss Moves 70 Strike Out ~ Judge
Hears But Doesnt See.

Chicago, Dec 31.-The ears OF Will
liam Meinick, 5015 South Ashland ave-
nue., are sharper than his eyes ana
that is why he learned something
about court procedure that probably
got him of on contempt charge. Mel
nick was supposed tobe ths complaining
witness against Joseph Brew. ll16
South Racine avenue. on a charge OF
assault with intent to kill. but he
turned out to be merely an auditor
rather than a witness. in the strictest
sense OF tho word. and Brew was dis
charged by Municipal Judge SABBATH
for lack OF evidence.
did you see the =.,o. n,ed@' asked
Attorney Myer Tinker Of Melnick on
cross-examination.
II heard It," was the reply.
did you see the shot fired?' re-.
peated the attorney.
Il heard IT.
Attorney Linker appealed to the
court.
Answer tbs question. Mr.. Witness"
said :Iudx. SABBATH SABBATH "C!d ycu 500 the
shot fired?"
mo, but I heard IT,"
Motion to strike out" said the law
yer.
Motion granted." said the court.
A. Melntck stepped from the stand
he chuckled aloud.
Come here" ordered tho court.
whist do you mean by acting in such
a mann6r in this court-by laughing 30
snrcAsticallyT
Did you see mo laugh?" asked Mel
nick.
mo, but heard you." replied tho
Judge.
Motion to strike out" pleaded the
witness, s
Granted" said the court and then
everybody laughed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-31

Angeles diamond broker.
Pendeu was killed last June. In his
confession. Harris told Of his theft Of
an automobile In which he said he es-
capped from the scene of the crime. A
search Of the police records failed to
disclose the theft OF an automobile un-
der conditions which Harris described.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-31

short courses. These men who have
seen the farms they sold increase many
times as fast in value In this state OF
sure crops as the newer lands are slip
ping back to the greatest agricultural
state in the union"
Not increased crop production. buS
better systems OF marketing II tho
present sTea: problem confronting the
agricultural world today, snid Dean
Curtiss. Over half the, final value OF
the products Of the farm 30 to the
middle men. and the farmer does not
ket his ftill share. while the consumer
fares as badly. BY the Standardization
of the products Of the farm by CO.
operation and an intelligent effort to
reach the consumer directly. the farm
ers Of the state may be able to secure
Increased returns and the consumer
better products at less cost.
Dean Curtiss predicted that an in
creasingly large proportion OF Iowa
farms would be farmed by tenants.
Long tenancy contracts which pro-
vide for the upkeep OF the fertility OF
the soil will make good money both for
the owner Of the Iowa farm and for tho
tenant" he said. Iowa farms are now
considered the safest mortgage invest
ments in the world. and as farm values
tend to become more stable and per-
manent, the interest rates in this state
will be lowered until on parity with
government bonds.
ESCAPES FINE BY QUICK WIT.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-31
QUIET NEW YEARS IN CAPITAL.
Usual Social Events Abandoned
Breakfast 20 Diplomatic corps.

Washington, Dec. 31.-New Years
day In the capital will be observed
without any of the official functions
which generally mark it as a day Of
brilliant social events. President VIII
sons absence has eliminated the White
House reception. Tomorrow's princi-
pal event Of official color will Le a
breakfast to the diplomatic corps in the
hall Of the Americas at tho Pan Amer
lean union building, give by Secretary
Bryan and Mrs. Bryan. Most cabinet
members will be in the city dlnias with
friends OF their families.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-31
DR.. GLADDEN. RE7lRes
Weli. Known Columbus Pastor Resigns
After Pasterate Of Thirty One Years
at First Congregational churoh-Rs.
tirsmsnt Due to Advance Age.

Columbus, O.. Dec. 31.-Rev. DIR.
Washington GLADDEN. resigned here last
night as pastor Of the First Congre-
gational church. after a pastorate OF
thirty-one years. He will remain as
pastor emeritus on salary Of $4,000.
Rev. DR.. Carl Patton. associate pastor
Of the church, will succeed DR.. Glad
den.
DR.. GLADDEN. Is Is years old. His res
ignation was due to a desire to be free
from responsibility because Of his ad-
vanced age.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-31
Federal Troop Train DESTROYED

Vera Crus. Dec. 31.-A federal troop
train was blown up with dynamite to-
day 175 miles east Of Mexico City on
the y.te.-0eeaa!c railway connecting
the federal capital with the coast.
Tho telegraph lines also wero torn
down, according 60 advices received at
the federal headquarters here. No fur
ther details Were svailable except that
traffic had not yet been resumed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-31
TO OPEN colFAx BANK
A. L. Hagsr and Others Purchase Con.
trolling Interest in Institution Closed
After Disappearance Of Cashier
Whoelock.

Special to Times-Republican.
Des Moines. Dec. 31.-A. L. HaRer.
former member Of congress in the
Ninth district. announced today that he
and J. A. Elliott and others. OF Des
Moines. have purchased control Of tho
Citizens State Bank at Colfax and will
reopen 1t on Jan. 2 This is the whee-
lock bank. which closed following the
disappearance Of the cashier. whose
body was found later in the Des Moines
river.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-31
Y. 8. MAY INTERVENE.
Erdman Act May Be Invoked in Effort
TO Settle Copper Strike.

Calumet. Mich. Dec. 31-Federal
Intervention under the amended Erd-
man act has been asked as a means of
settling the copper miners' strike by
the Western Federation OF Miners. A
telegram calling the attention to the
of such action was TODAY
sent to President Wilson by o. N. Hill
ten. chief cc-nse! tcr the Western Fs,;-
Grafton OF Miners, as q sequel to a talk
late last night between him and John
B. Densmore. solicitor off the depart
mont Of labor. who is hs.o to and
means of settling the controversy.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-31
YllIa Msxes 81 luar.x.

Juarez. Mexico. Dec. S1.-Gen. Fran
cisco villa arrived here today from
Chihuahua, His purpose was to be
In q better position to direct by tele-
graph the operation against Ojinaga,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-31
Plot to Assasslnats Husrea.

Mexico City, Dec. 31-An alleged plot
to assassinate Provisional President
Huerta during the New Years recep-
tion was frustrated by the arrest to-
day Of two Mexicans in the house Of
the suburban town Of Tampa Florida.
The secret polace are said to have
discovered that the plotters had
planned to enter the home Of General
Huerta ut the Same time that officials
and others had planned to como to Of
fer their New Years greetings.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-31

New York. Dsc. S1e-The1 body OF .
man found In . trunk on the East Side
Monday has been positively IDENTIFIED
40 John Retnen. = Polish iaAorer. who
had recently been emplcyed on road
work near Garrison. N. 2
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-31
DEFEATED MEXICAN ARMY MUST
CROSS BORDER OR FACE
DETERMINATION.
ACTION OF AMERICAN
PATROL Is PRoRLEMATlcAL
May Rsosivs psfeatsd Army 40 Refu-
gees and Give Soldiers an Asylum-
Only Alternative For Mexioans 10 70
Turn to Southward and Take Chances
in Penetrating Desert Lands.

Preside, Tex. Dec. Sit was the
opinion of military experts here today
that the battle Of Ojinaga. Mexico,
would be decided within twenty-four
hours. Likewise it was believed that
tho only way the federals would be
able to avoid determination would be
fight across the United States border.
The federals were reported short OF
ammunition while the rebels appeared
to have had an ample supply. said to
have been taken with tho occupation
OF Chihuahua City.
The narrowing Of their circle around
the federals was continued by 0es.
eral Ortega's forces.
Today's fighting was expected to de-
eide definitely whether the Huerta
government - to retain q foothold in
the north. Whatever the outcome 1t
was certain that no surrender would
be considered for it was understood
that all federal volunteers would be
executed.
United States cavalry patrolling the
border considered what they would
do II 1000 federals, commanded by al
most dozen generals. should start .
disorderly rush across the river. Major
McNamee. commanding tho patrol, had
less than 1000 men stationed at points
along the river where 1t was nkeiy
refugee soldiers would cross.
American Attitude ProhlsmatioaL
Tho sudden visitation Of q whole d.
vision Of a foreign army on United
States soil In the capacity Of refugees
would be an incident without many
precedents a to what form Of welcome
the visitors would receive.
It was understood that the possible
attitude Of the United states had been
considered by officialk On the plea
that their livee Hero9 10 DANGER I. tho
refugees might he AFFORDED IN asylum
sss usual iif suehs cases. On the Other
hand army onscers, were not unmind-
ful Of tho possibility that should
events nscessttate retreat 1t might be
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-31
Wrscked Schooner Picked Up,

SvSVSs<S0 OS'sVVs5Vs TtSNO0 0Ps
Washington, Dec. 31.-The British
schooner Cheslie. wrecked In the storm
Christmas eve in the gulf Of Mexico.
was picked up late last night of the
Torgugas by the revenue cutter Miami.
Reports today to Captain p. II. Uber-
roth at revenue cutter headquarters
say the Miami IL towing the wreck to
Key West. Tho Cheslie 10 water
logged. NO mention was made Of the
crew.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-31
N. IOWA. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1913.

death in the kitchen Of the establish
ment this morning. probably by rob-
Der. The cash register was rifled and
there was no money In secret drawer
where Fowler hid his money.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-31
T.-R. BULLETIN
T.-R. BULLETIN
,,t,,,,,I, i,1, ia,
The - yssn
sun rises Jan .ss:24. sets At l:4A.
- -, iowa-unsett seather tonight and
IhuIsoay: probsS-y snow nurries: not
much change In temperature.

Aiuen chan6e IN temperature.
PAGE ONE.
Tslssraphie Nsws.
tenement House Fire Kills Eight,
Lind Coming Homo For Conferences,
Huerta's Troops Face Extermina-
ton.
Chicago Supreme a. Livestock
Center.
Colfax Bank to Be Reorsanixed.
PAGES TWO AND THREE.
Iowa News:
Taking Chances With Law.
Cummins Accepts Reorganixation
Plans.
States Business Exceeds Million.
Weird Test in Wheelock Investiga-
ton.
PAGE FOUR.
EDITORIAL: =.
A Chance For Fifth District Boyx
The Latest Cancer Cure.
Growing Big Indians"
Topics Of the Times.
Iowa Opinion and Notes.
PAGE FIVE.
Iowa News:
Cement Users to Meet.
Mecca For Stock Breeders.
PAGE SEVEN.
Story:
The Whip.
PAGES SIX, EIGHT AND NINE.
City News:
Elopers Foiled: Return to City.
Plans Of Hardy Friend and Miss Ha-
eel White Frustrated by Relatives
Runs Auto Too Fast: Killed.
B. F. Ingraham. Gilman. Meets Sud-
den Death.
New Franklin School Opened Mon
day.
Open to Friends New Years Day.
Henry Marsh Found in Chicago
Club Primary Election Thursday.
Friends Summer Assembly Dates
Fixed.
Horton Reappointed Commandant
PAGE TEN.
Markets and General,
Strength in Corn.
Wheat In Sympathy.
Hog Supplies Too Heavy.
Demand For Cattle Inactive
Deal Gently With Trusts Demo-
cratic Slogan.
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Atiantia Renortstl aafe.

Galveston, Tex. Dec. 31.-The
steamer Atlantis expected to dock here
this afternoon was reported by wireless
today as safe.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-31

Tampioo. Mexico. Dec. 31.-Fsars are
entertained here that tho NorwaSfan
steamer Atlantis which left this port
yesterday for Galveston with fourteen
passengers on. board has been de-
stroyed by an explosion at sec.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-31

RobboP Murders ReseAuraneeur.
Seattle, -Wash.,f Dec. s1.-F. A, Fow-
lsr. night manager Of . lunch room in
the barking district, was stabbed to
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-31
NO WORD FROM FLEET
Fsars Of chipping Agents Increased BY
Failure % Receive Word From vss.
ssIs Which Left Mobile Prior to
Christmas Eve sterm-AIarm Felt
For Safety Of Five vssssIs.


other twenty-four hours without word
from the feet Of sailing vessels due at
Mobile. that departed from this port
prior to tho gulf storm Of Christmas
day. added to the fears Of shipping
agents here today. Tho schooners C1en-
alton, Harrison r. Beacham and N. A.
Aohorn. which sailed from Mobile. and
the bark Teresa, and the British
schooner Dara G., overdue from West
Indian ports, are the objects Of most
alarm. s-s-s.-- s
Fears hsvs also been expressed for
the British schooner Hartney W..
which, according To reports from fhe
Ship Island quarantine station. found
It Impossible to anchor on Christmas
eve and sailed away close-reefed bsfore
tho wind. She has not reached her
destination. Gulfport, nor has she been
reported.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-31
Bryan Not Posted.

vvashington, Dec 81.-Secretary
BRYAN. back nom his holiday in Flor
fds. was early ut his desk today going
over Mexican dispatches. Mr.. Bryan
wotlld not discuss John Lind's coming
conference with President Wilson at
Pass Christian, Miss. or tho reason
which has prompted tho presidents
representative to seek personal In
Nterytew with MS cnleL ae e.'o ne u,u
come to Washington.
n OFFICIAL circles It was suggested
that some now announcement regard
tng the policy OF the Onlted states . To-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-07

felt laBt iib bl1r6 @eiebgebung nidt
beieitigen. 9aS fanr 1ur our9 oas
@olf geideben na@ grtpaden 0es
GolfsgemiilenS." -
Ser @intpeis 6eS 8i5eprdiioenten
auf sic Maingel nniereS @r5iebnngs=
ueiens uno lire unheilloien 8olgen
mar Ser @elegenbeit I'M 10 a1tgemelle=
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2atloe, int Gergleih nit europai=
i6en 2anoerr, ia I'M allgem1ei11en nod
idledt be1teQt, iobiel tn lebterer 3eit
aud III 6ieler &inlibt getban lit. Sc
mebr Nuf1nerfiamfeit n1ar IN unite
rem Sdulen aaer g(rt oem 9anofe fer
tigfeits= ltrb gelperbliden l1nterriht
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0e1eitigung Ser BON Gt5epralioent
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trage1.
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Cine @eiBel Der Memi6=
belt.

Sn ser Bunoeshal1ptltabt lit sic
&iobspoit eingetroffen, oaB @ipriano
@aitro mieoer feiten SUP in @%ene5uela
gefabt bat. Ser @r=Yraii6ent bat oie
@toot Goro in ser 8robin3 Saloon
ourd &anoitrei@ genommen nno er
bofft, sic bon ibm eingeleitete repo=
%luiionare 8e>pegung erfolgrei6 6urd=
fiibren gu f0nnen. @aitro tpar 5l1
alien Soften periona ingrata i'm
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gr par, 10 LANCE er als Diftator sic
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europa 5l1bradte, bat @aitro beri6ie=
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tie man i'm als nnltebiamen M11sldn-
Ser un6 bra6te i'm nod GIFTS So
lano. Sreilib feblte Dem @orgeben
gegen @aitro ieitens Ser @intpanoe=
rungsbebor6en Ser legale 8o6en.
@aitro blieb bier ni6t lange. @an
erfubr, ooB er iid BON bier nod sSo=
;noiea begeben bette, bon BORT reiite
ct nad ct. Ebomas; Damn nad Mar-
Unique un6 i@liebli@ nod Garacao,
mo- ibm sic nte6erlan6ti6en 8ebor-
Sen bic Muffor6ern1g 3ngeben lte-
zen, innerbalb "a Stur6en bolIdn.
oif9es @ebiet 3u p%erlaiien. Setnen
iebigen ginfaG in @ene5uela bot er
anideinen6 iber Sic coIombantide
@ren5e betperitelligt. gr ion bort
btele Srertn6e baben.
Gaftro lit ggotit 11n6 man meiB'
ni6t, ob feline @el6gier ODER fem
maB1oier Madtbunger Sic groBere
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6ritr . tts ! ID.

nib fir iie miro 6ur6 6as @ta6ium
Der oelti@en @prade mebr gef0r6ert,
als ourd irgen6 cine an6ere @pra-
DIE. Can't 6em getpalttgen Mufbliiben
oes 6el1ti9en @anoelS nn6 8erfebrs
lit oie oeltide gpra@e nadit Ser eng
lii6en 6ie mtbtiglte @an6els- nn6
gerfebrsiprade %getporoen, un6 Die
%iiberlegene SteIung ser 6euti9en
@iiienidaft, Ser u%ngebeure @iiiens=
i6ab, Ser in Ser 6euti6en 5prade
n%ieoergelegt lit, MAIDEN Sic &enntntB
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jeoen, Ser geoiegene miiienidaftli6e
8ilou1tg anitrebt, uno fir ie6en mii-
ienidaftlthen 8erufsarbeiter, ser @u=
tes leilten unb bortparts fommen
mill.
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oen1 Munbtpu11g Der S11onltr1e, Don
Dem %allgemei1en Sortidritt i'm mirtb=
ibaftlihen 2eben 1euti61anos in
SEN lesten %5tpan5ig Sabren f0rmlid
i%iberlpaltigt," lagte @err Norman
Murlboll, Juno fol1nen fal1m begrei-
fen, tpie Elm 2ano obne groBe natiir=
libe @ilfsquellen es 10 meit bat britt
gen f0nnet1. Muf einem @ebiete be-
1onoers but 1tnS 9enti dlanb melt
ii6erbolt> uno 0as lit Ser 56iffsbou.
Sic oel1ti6en @erften itno m1l ter
giiltig uno p%ro0n5iren peit idneaer,
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perlaBli9er u110 iolioer. l1n0 baB
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piele Iinge, Sic tDir bier nadahnle1
lolten. gei'pielsmeiie oie NnSb1(=
oung oes Nrbeitars. Sn IeutId=
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zmritrr Ihftl.
Das lette 9aframent.

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ein,
lInb aplbene 2tebter |pielen nm ben
Gd)rein,
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