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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-20

wdt bdntd puutoua ietd fitdpoitii
iouatin rasfaammalla ~o5eeIIo pdd.
ban Min ettd ban pp5rtpi. Wospot
anastimat bdneItd noin 40 marian
armoiien lain iefd pubbasta rabao
noin 80 morftaa.
Onni onnettomuubesIa oil etd
Tartila oil paddn min pafIut putt.
meet etteipdt puuton isfut pltdneet
bdnen ruumiiIeen1a ioatta la bGn
Ills idi find iubteesIa pobinaoittu.
malta. Sonfun nian fuluitua bdn
toipui administration ia fpfeni o.
min noimin rpDmimddn fotiinTa
Stnne tuliuaan bdn beti paifaaa IL.
motif tapabtumasto poliifue, riin
ettd tibutpDn tetiiDitd moitiin beti al.
fda etiid. Seuraatpona iltana istmi.
Tin ftten n anSittuna folme miestd
nimittdin Ditto Haiamaa paneIian
Saarenmoasta, Maro 2aunismaa
iamosta tpIdsid iefd WdinD poba.
mao aiutaisten paralasta.
pabamaa oil fdtfenpt latin erddu
labon aue ia fieltG Ie. lSpbettiin Iau.
antoi iltana. Tabat taalen Iaatiin
ielmiae Iiten ettd Raiamaa pDn al.
taan oil fatfetifiu alfanut tuntea
omantunnonmaipoia, fosfapa Jun,
nuntaiaamuna 10 Flo 5 aifaa iImOit.
Hssrabain idiIptpspaitan poIiieiue.
Worasiettn robaiumma l5pbettiin.
Fin fostemattpmana eraan BEND.
tpaion ulta Soarenmaalta.
8ospooiista iaatitn is!so fiten, ct.
I'd Sarttt oil tuntenut b~pDffadiistd
pboen Haiamaofi, icfa liften tpon.
s'ttt'nttn fofohaan. Sdn fiinni iou.
oiittuoan iIntantot tonerinIa. Maa.
ttantotau muna ldbbettiin Haiomaata
ID pabamauta tuomaan Turtuun
rpohtilaan. 2aunismaa pddstettiin
mopaaae ialaue, fosfapa bdnen o.
iuutenfa ilfitpDbDn oil merrattain
mdbdinen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-20
Englanninkielen taitO auttaa.

Mksi kavelette kumarassa maankielen huonon taidon tahden? TIE
voitte oppia yhta helposi ia lyhyessa ajassa kuhn muutkin taydenisesti
puhumaan,l ukemaan ia kirjoitamaan englanninkieta meidan palkin-
non saaneen knjevaihto MISUNDERSTANDING avula. Meilla O osas-
toja my0skin nta varen, iotka eivat entiseltaan yhtaan taida englsn-
ninkielta. Koulumme yhteydessa oleva vapaa paikanvaltys toimisto
hankkii oppiailemme vapaasti hyvapalkkaiia toimia like ia muila
alonla. JokaiseIle oppilaalle ioka nyt alkaa kurssin olemme tlaisuu-.
dessa antamaan kalisarvoisen muistolahjan. Oppiaidemme kesken On
nykyaan kaynnissa vapaa kilpailu, iossa kipailuun kaytetty aka lankee
oppiaiden hyodyksi. Sitapaitsi jaetaan puhtaita raha palkintoja, .joista
$4,000 on suurip. Olsimme iloiset antamaan palkinnoksi tuhannen
dolana Isl 100000 jolekin kurssimme ottaialle, joka voisi esintuoda
ia kolmen amerikaasissa ylopistoissa toimivan patevan kelimiehen
avula toteennayttaa, eta loytyy iokin muu tilaiuus, jonka kautta to-
della yhta plan, helposti ia edulisesti voipi oppia englanninkielen kuhn
medan englanninkielen kursiemme kautta. Knjoittakaa osoitteella:
NATIONAL SCHOOL of CORRESPONDENCE,
Dept. H, Box 1O7. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-20

Sompereen rdoStnmonpifeuoeSIn
oil efind er6s juttu, iota on iaonui
alfunia Somunin oiatebniianfiisto.
Sutun on nostanut rma poullon,
iofa on omistonut 80 cpl. Sinlap'
Ion &c aumpp:nin oiafetta, nimel'
ItsarnoItaan 2,5U0 mt. Ndmd oIaf'
Feet idtti b6n iIdnnDitfiid Sutberin
mdIitpfiend m%pptauifi Ybopspanf.
fiin. Ora 2utber ldbetti oiaffeet So
Mantle ppptden Dbopsponffio mpp
mddn ne. Sbman ldbetti tuitiu olaf
feista. Sdmdn idlfeen ban pppii
StnlapIon &c &umpp:nin profmristin
bra Si. bon Wenotid tefemddn el'
fatirian, ioua Sbmon iaii Ybbps
panfista noStaa erddn rabniumman,
FUN bdn Ell tobtonut omisia nimiss
iddn iitd tebbd, lunoten parma mel
f~afiriaan mafuubeti 2 fpI. SinIop'
ION &c 2umpp:nin oiafetta. Ora bon
Wenbt tell neIfatirian, mutta Fun
find Ell ouut moinittuna iumman
inuruutta, eitd matuutena olepien
ofatfeiben lufua. buomautti bro bon
Wenbt tdstd, iouoin Sbman merfitfi
melfofiriaon mofuubeffi 2 oiatetta.
Sdlteenpdin ban fumminfin mnuiti
oiotteiben Iunun 3O:tfi Ia nosti
meIfotiriauo Dbbpspanfista 1907
900 mt.
Niistd Ybbpspontin mafuubeffi
idtidmist6dn oiatfeistn idtti 'Sbmon
pield poiS 10 foppaletto, iotfa uu'
beueen panttafi Tampereen SIafe
ponffiin.
Npt mootii rna pomlfon Sona'
mia, bon Wenbtid tai pbopspanffia,
fena maroia fiiben on, forpaamoon
bdnefle ndmdt 30 oiofetto.
Dbbpspanfin afiomieben. para
tuomori S5berbolmin pppnnbstd
lpffaptpi iuttn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-20

menin 8. NiemeIdn toloon, loel'
oIin fotti pDtd ia nnoen nuooer
pdindnd Iitte pioin pnbeen tunnnr
taIoua pdipdn epistolan ia eDonte'
Iiumin iobbosta. Saolo mentn ''tte
Gamma 3innusta termebtimddn, loto
oil filoin ndbdn ioiros, iottei oun'
pdasipt bartousbeifeenfddn oiaa OF
tamaon. SieQd oIin eniimdiien pbn
tdtd nuotta, en- tiebd miSid piimet'
fen pDn fpietdn.
SieItd tulin toas Sronfpooottn
Wm Wden taloon, iosia pstdpdli'
men emdntd taas bddrdTi puoliSto
p~oImistaen. pian tmli iidntdfin itoo'
rista Min iitd toas pbbesid ipotiin.
Sitte ldbbin Besierneriin ia menin
Dalentin Sippolan pstdnduiieen ia
mieraSmaraiieen falcon. 9ddud
mp5S oil bartausieurat italia.
2auantaina tammif. A p:nd tulin
WafefieIbiin, 9lbin Wtden falcon.
Tddud pibin iunnuntaina Flo IL ap.
ia Flo z italia pubeen. MIbin Wtden
pieraannaraiIesia fobisia olin FAITH
pbtd. iosia pstdtrduinen fiior minun
polmeli.
Td6Itd Idbbin fitte fotiin.
Gauantaina Idbbin RpnttiIdnpdi
mdtF Nmaioan, iosio oil 10 lanon'
tain iQaffi Idmmitettp firffo, iohon
iltofeuroio mentiin pitdmddn. 2pnt'
tildn pdimdn aamuIa Titte oItiin
taaS firfoS1a, iosia MIND ioarnnfin
p6ipdn epistolan ia postori Nanfila
pdindn emanfeliumin iobooSta.
Suaua feuo z mentiin tooS firttoon
Sitte maanantain iuaua tmIi finne
paStori 2iIieroosfin GaIumetista ia
oil taaS iItaieurat iomana pdtpdnd.
9iistoina oil taas pdimdad ia iuol
Ia. RpId fieud npt iublittiin. Wtind
en- ole ennen ollutfaon Gmoion nu'
beSIa firfosia. &c olifin MT eritpi'
Tempt topous, fun oItiin firfoSia 4
pdimdnd perdffdin Ia 2 p:nd 2 Ter
tao. Wind foin mpbs tiIoifnuben
iofa ferta, 3 pubetta Gum
mantin papin fonsfo, fits pbteenfd
6 pubetto. Se oil minnIe enfimdi
men Ia ebfd piimeinenfin topous.
SieItd mIin fitie Grpetol Saa'iin
tesfifpiiftoua &. Senrictionin mie'
rosmoroiieen foiiin, iosio oIin pbtS.
Cite menin fieItd Siambousbiin,
Iosfo postori Seimoien fonsia pi
Iouontoina / p:ud beImifuu'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-20

&uulusteluSSoli pf. 81 p:nd Sampe.
reeua ponimomestori Swor Wen-
nerItronbin tpororifosIa. peIdn bot
toio, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Il
Soottola idtti oifeubene peIGluette.
lon, ionfn ..mutaan peldeid on
o%moiiuuita 43, $50 mt. 16 p. Welat
nouIemot pbteenid 555 473 mort.
taon. nsfptuti miebefFi mddrahiin
neutrality-suspicious. II. Snnt.
Colo ia noInouta tapabtuu bubtif
81 pnG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-20

noin $1,000 morftaa iefd lainoF
5000 mt, erddl'd bentiIbitd, lonfo
fansia oil onut aiioisIa. paetafieen
nj ben foneio maaSta. xoinan anita
ia eli fuitentaan ioutunut fdrimddn,
Iiad lainonoitoio oil idttdnpt nafun'
ben. Slinin firie Hence ldbetettp Nen
yortista, maifei ban fitd haIua IL
mottoa. ionoo main olemonfa mil
ioouotaupunsisIa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-20
Somam.iuttn.

Witdli eut, pantmiobtaia Sbma'
min peidd Ielrpitettdestd idbdn osii
on fSpnpt iImi, nouietpot bdnen mel
fanIo oinofiR II ia puoIeen milioo'
nnnn mortfoan, mutta luultomoa on
ettd ne lopuuiiesti tulenot foboa'
maan idbes 20 milioonoan MARI
faon, fun bdnen tparania iefeudi
maui n. A mill. mt.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-20
Slmoitms.

Suirbonffin Gn. 'Gutb. aat foDis.
ienrafunnan Dd%lioitoinen totpus
pibetddn q. @uotoinn toIoefo 2 pdi.
pan6 m%aaIiStuuto 1913 Flo 10 op.
2eboiteioon ioopumoon foitfia leu.
ratnnnan idTenid Tee tustelemoon
ia p%ddtidmddn firfon rofennufTesto
pnnd muisto fiihen tuulumisto of.
oieta.
:. Winter. 9. RoufoIo.
clinics f%iriurt.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-20
@pBStS Vameliasta
puutotuSpritps epdonniethi.
Hp1m6didt fitnni.

zoe. "a p:dn iltana pibettiin pane'
liam tp6ndentolola filpa'aloien idI
feen iItamn. SieItd ldbii noin Flo
puoIi l attain p5ld toIolinen u
q 9ortfa fdmeIemddn %fotiinpdin.
Run b8n oil ebtinpt wdhdn motfoa
toloItc. ebti banen Iuofisen fo!me
tatoopdin tuIemoo miesid. ioffo
bp5tfdFrpdt bdnen fimYpuunio, Id
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-20
WabfafappiaS Oltntn fatoamf-
men.
CIin Mmerifoefd

NahfotouppiaS ). s. Din on Fir
jottonut npHemmin Nmerifosto.
Gpptf ldbt55nia moinitiee ban G.
rdan bowioiteuoeu p~ddt5tfen, ionfo
noiaaa tumottiin erds riitainen, port
wuotta fitten ioImiitu mootiIantomp.
pa. 8. oil tiinniadnpt iiIoon rabo.
ioon noin so 600 mt. Edm6n Jun
man meneiettpddn foiioi .. tolou
beaiIen oiemonia idrfpietpfR ia ban
otti ponfista ia Iiiffeestddn raboia
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-20
Slmoitms.

Htppitonlu oIfaa BronttpoobiSla,
Wis. maoIisf. 3 p. flo 10 ap 8.
urpiloiIen tnlollo. 2opillo tilee QUO
mufono gipIion. Stsioria. aottis.
mus ia Wirfitiria. RouIuun ioomoi
tulo moiffo eiwdt oIifi Iptip1d al
toneetfoon. : tlrpiIoinen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-20
Sadnrepeama snomenIabpeua.
2pmmenid falasiaiia moarasia,
mutta pelastetut.
Sddnrepedmd nubentirton
rannitouo.

periantaina nf. "a pnd ilmestpj
iddbdn balfeama, iota tuota pifoo
lepeni noin fm. laoiuifeti ia ulot'
tut pituubeltoan Suftolan niemest6
ppifti Suomenlabben f~aoffoiiesio
Iuunnas1a Dendidn rannifoae. Giif'
futpaae iddIautale idi fnlmetpm'
mentd f%alaStoiaa iefd milf benos'
miestd bemoTineen. Nditd pelasta'
maan rieniimdt SortaWolan fpldldi'
iet- Sortamalan pelastusoiemon pc
IaStusmeneiad. Sonfu aifoa tpDs'
fenneItpd olinat foitti bdbdnaloiiei
Iaatettu tiintedqe iddue o%maiStenio
ia m~aarasia oIeiben Iuurefii ilofi.
3aifti Iooputpila oueet ltitipipdi
ieuran ~idSenifIi, famaaa FUN Iiifnte'
tuin mielin Ia fppnelIilmin laufuipai
tunnmStutienIa apushaStp1n bp1'
bpStd ia tdrtepbeStd.
Sddnrepedmd 2oiptston pit
fdsidniemesid.
Samana pdipdnd topobtui mpDs
iddn repedmd Roitpiston pttfdnie'
men IeubuiSia. Eddud pelaStettiin
Iiiftupilta i~ddloutoiIta Soorenpddn
fa!astaiien apustusIeuran pitfdnie'
men 2iilin rofennmttam pelostus.
aiemon psIostustpeneilld nelidtoiSto
folostoioo ia mdbintdin tubannen
morfon armostu falanpppbpffid.
Mainittuno p6ip6n6 olimot Quo.
menlobben iddt, Sufolan niemestd
ldnteen pdin Iooioua olola liiffees'
I'd. T%ortempia tietoia ct niiStd mield
ole Iootu. mutta luuItawoa on, ettd
Iomoibiu oitoibin on id nrepedmi'
nen tapubtunut Acknowledgements
ronnitouo ia ettd fieldfin on anus,
tusnpDeid toimittu.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-17
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Mlk1llll ~ \

Rub MUsTERoLE On your clsesl
briskiy a,,,; you Il; DO -;
blessed relief you will feel right away
It prevents pneumonia.
MUsTERoLE II a clean. white olAsA
ment made with oil Of mustard. Si0DaI
rub It on. No plaster necessary. Belsee
than mustard plaster and positlvo1x.E
does not blister.
Thousands who use MUsTERoA1
win tell what relief It gives from 0ceO
Throat Bronchitis. Tonsiiitis. Group.
Stifr Neck. Asthma, Neurnlgia. Hood
ache. Congestion. Pleurisy. Rhsunsssl
tism, Lumbago. Pains and Aches Of the
Back or Joints. SprainS. Sore Muscles.
Bruises. Chilblains. Frosted Feet ana
Colds Ut prevents Pneumonia.)
Doctors and nurses frankly recoms
mend MUSTEROLE as . substituee Tor
the old messy mustard plaster. Lafge
hospitals use 1t.
At your druggists in 25c and Soc Jars
and . special large hsapital sise -
$3.50.
Accept no substitute. II your Drug
giyt can not supply you send 25c or go
to the Musterole Company. Cleveland.
O., and We will mall you a Jar. postage
prepaid.
Myra Grety. Salt Lake City. Utah:.
"r have used Musterole to my greatest
satisfaction for coughs. colds etc 3
am a nurse and recommend II"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-17

Lonsshors. Mrs.. Carr ana Miss shade
there. DR.. Lonsshorc met him at the
door. Witness made hurried exam
ination Of the girl. Her pulse Was very
weak. Did not take her temperature.
Witness said he told Dr.. LcnSshere the
patient was in serious condition. DR..
suggested certain opera
ti0n to relieve the girl.
Witness said the patient had dark
color. Nose and face were black. There
was no hemorrhage at that time. Wit
ness said he asked for whisky for the
grill and asked DR.. Longshore to give
the girl a hypodermic injection. De-
PENDANT attempted to do so but for
some reason she could not and witness
gave the hypodermic. Witness said DR.
Longshore seemed to be very nervous
Witness suggested taking the girl to
the hospital and arrangements were
made to do that. Witness called the
hospital and Mrs. Carr called an ambu-
lance. DR.. Longshore went in the am
bulance with the patient Witness was
present at the hospital when the girl
arrived. The girl died in a few moments
No operation was performed at the
hospital.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-17
.NER YES 1RI'I1fA TED FREE
On. 'FRANKLlN MiLEs, the Great
m Speoiaiist, Gives New Book and
e2.60 Worth ct homeopathic
N Treatment Free.
Many Cured Af.sr Doctor. Failed

Sick people whose nerves are weak
or deranged-who have weak heart,
liver, stomach or bladder: blues head
ache, dizziness or dullness; nervous
dyspepsia, irritability, cold hands and
feet, shortness Of breath, palpitation
or irregular heart beat. dropsy, drows-
mess, nervousness, nervous exhaus-
ton, sleeplessness, trembling. wander
ing pains, backache, irritable spine.
rheumatism, hysteria-would do well
to accept DIR. Miles liberal offer. You
may never have another opportunity.
The Doctors Special homeopathic
Treatment for this class Of diseases is
the result Of 80 years study and Inn
mense experience and is scientific and
remarkably successful. II Is so sue
cessful that he does not hesitate to
offer trial free to any sick one.
Every treatment is specially pre-
pared for each patient and consists OF
a curative elixir, tonic tablets. elimi-
mating pills and q plaster. Years OF
trial have demonstrated that his Treat
ment is three times as successful as
that usually prescribed by physicians.
Send for Remarkable Cures in Your
Mrs. Ella NJ. Hetzel, 215 Walker ST..
Evansville, Ind, cured after Is physi-
clans failed. Mr.. E. M. Riggs, Sullivan,
O.. cured In weeks. Mrs. VIM. HI.
Crahtree. Jasper, Mo-. after failed.
Mrs. Minnie Collins, Jefferson, Iowa,
after failed.
Write the doctor at once. describe
your disease. stating age, weight, how
long sick, etc. He will promptly send
YOU a free $3.50 Special Treatment
which has been prepared especially
for you, valuable advice and his new
book on ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS through
the nerves. Address DIR. Franklin
Miles. s13 Main St.. Elkhart, Ind.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-17
Northern I01ua Items

man was hurried to Whittemore and
surgeons called 10 dress the wound.
His condition was precariOus owing to
the large amount of blood lost but at
last accountable was improving ana
will probably5regainh his health. altho
he will be a .eripple for life as 1t was
found necessary to amputate the foot.
Waterloo. ss54
Bert Plumb, residing on sdndepend-
ence avenuSs arrested on a charge OF
forging his fathers name to the saloon
petition admits that he signed the
| name of Linus Plumb to the petition
but declares he can not remember the
lname.u1sfhesnlan who prompted him to
scommit this ut. Plumb was taken into
lcustody bN-khlefsE A. Leighton and
twas given al preliminary hearing at
once. The arfest ofattis man resulted
from an investiga ttaby Pinkerton de-
tectives. brought HE by eatke Liquor
Dealers Association. The assistant
manager of the Chicago agency and
one of his assistants had Deen in the
city for several days working on the
case.
Cedar Falls.
Following the occupation OF tuning
pianos, from when shc acquires the
means to pay MS way thru college,
Frank Cole, a former student of the
college for the blind at Ninton. and to-
tally deprived of the use of his vision
has enrolled as IL student at the State
Teachers College. This remarkable
young man. handicapped as he is. sets
an example for MANY young men TO
emulate. He is now determined to ac-
quire B. A. degree and exrcis to gain
his ducation by hearing others ,ecite
anI thru the kindness oe fellow STU
ents who will read his lessons for him.
| The young man is rooming at 22l3
Walnut street, where he can be found
by any one, who desires his services
| as piano tuner. He is thoroughly ex-
perienced.
Sioux Rapids.
Sunday was a red letter day in
! Methodist Episcopal church annals in
Sioux Rapids, the Methodists dedicat-
ing their fine new $4,000 church build
ing. The church will compare very fav-
orably with any in this part of the
state and very few are to be found in
| its class in a town the size of Sioux
Rapids. The equipment for the entire
| building is the latest il every respect
and the seating capacity Is 600. A nine
! foot basement under the entire build
ing is also well furnished for ban
quets. social gatherings and other
church meetings. The services Sunday
morning, afternoon and evening We're
attended by large number. Bishop
Frank NJ. Bristol. Rev. j. Lewis GILES,
Rev. J. B. Trimble and many others
attended. Rev. S. II. Turbeville is the
pastor of the church. this being his
third wear in Sioux Rapids.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-17
MADE TECHNICAL REVERSAL.
Case Of J. T. Lshlan Sent Back On
Theory Of Insufficient Evidence.

Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines. Jan. 1.-THE supreme
court made one of those technical re-
versals this week which generally cause
criticism. One ]. +. Lehlan was con-
victed OF stealing fourteen bolts OF silk
In Cedar Rapids. and trying TO sell
same In Lincoln. The case 10 reversed
and sent back. on the theory that there
was not evidence to show that the de-
PENDANT and his pal We're actually in a
certain room in a hotel IN Lincoln.
about which there was some evidence In
court. Because evidence regarding this
room and what the detectives found
there. was admitted, the case must be
tried over again.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-17

The ancient ana destructive treatment
20 long in use for blood poison 10 now
banished forever. No longer will mer.
curry. iodides and arsenic destroy human
kind. The great Swift Laboratory at At.
lanta is making powerful herbal extract
that is unquestionably one Of the greatest
medical discoveries Of oil times. This
wonderful preparation is now on sale in
nearly every drug store throughout tho
country under tho namo Of s. 8. 8. Its
action Is marvellous. Some OF the effects
Of blood poison cured are mucous patches
IN the mouth. ulcers on the tongue. lips.
IN the nose and throat; copper colored
eplotches. eczema, articnlnr rheumatism.
scrofulous sores and ulcers, and every de-
gree and stage OF blood poison.
The fame Of s. 8. 8. has become almost
worldwide. II has given perfect health
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-17
5ExPLosIoN IN Wells FILM Ex.
CHANGE At HAMPTON
CAUSES $500 FIRE.
WINDOWS AND DOORS
BLOWN OUT az EXPLOSION
Fire Destroys Msffhifsr Building, Cha.
dina Nest Market and Film Ex-
chanae-Efforts Of Department d.
reetsd Toward Saving Adjoining
euiIdina--insuranes on Loss $500.

Special to Times Republican.
4 Hampton, Jan. 1.-THE explosion of
500 reels Of film in the Viles' Film
Exchange here last night. caused fire
which destroyed the Meffhifer build
ing, together with the stock of the
viles Company and the Chadima meat
market, and for a time threatened tc
spread to adjoining buildings.
The fire originated from, an over
heater stove on the second floor Of the
Meffhifer building, occupied by the
ViIes' Film Exchange. The flames
spread rapidly and reached closet
filled with films, causing an explosion
which wrecked the upper floor. Win
dow sashes were blown out by the
force OF the explosion and the entire
building was filled with flames in al
instant.
Building Quickly Quilted.
The building was practically guttet
before the fire department could ar
rive, and the attention Of the firemer
was directed for the most part to adj
joining buildings. "A frame building
next to the Meffhifer was severa
times on fire, and the department KEEP
three streams of water on it to pre-
vent a spread Of the fire.
Loss About $500.
The loss to the building, owned b!
George Meffhifer. Of California. viii
be about $1,000; the loss to the Vile!
company about $500, and the loss t.
the Chadima meat market $1,000. The
Chadima market and the building were
fully insured but the Viles compan,
carried no insurance.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-17
NEW BUILDINGS FOR s. v. !.
Two Of the Three Planned, TO Be Erect
cd in 1918.

Special to TimeS-RepuDllcan.
Iowa City, Jan. 17.-President John
G.. Bowman of S. u. /. Is home from 4
conference. fraught with importance
to the university. held with the low:
state board of education at Des MONIES
The building committee, especlaiiv'
conferred with the president. and. as
consequence, it was decided that tenta :
tive plans are to be drawn Tor three
buildings at the university. one Is an
improvement that the coming years are
to see. bur two buildings will arise In
1913. These are the new wing and oth
err additions to the University hospita'
(to cost about s100.000) and the gym
nasium. which will include the present
armory, and cost. in all. about $loo,ooo.
The third structure is the library
which will not be built this year. II
wi, be a $4,000 structure at the out
set, and additions. In the future, VIII
make it worth 100000.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-17
WILL ExPENp MUCH MONEY.
Iowa City plans Many Public ane
Semi. Public improvements.

Special to Times Republican.
Iowa City, Jan. 17.-Iowa City is to
see hundreds OF thousands Of dollars
expended for public and semi-pubiic
improvements the coming year. The
Western Union and Postal Telegraph
COMPANIES will be ordered by the city
council to follow the Iowa Telephone
Company in placing wires UNDER
ground. The Iowa City Water Com
pany will underlay the business heart
of the city with ten-inch main. after
building a $4,000 filter: thus providing
for better fire protection and purer
water for domestic purposes: and the
city council will plan to re-paVe the
business district, wherever old time
paving now lies.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-17
DAIRY PEOPLE WANT $4,000.
In Conjunction With Beef Producers
Will Appeal to Legislature.

Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines, Jan. 1.-THE Beef Pro.
ducers' Association and the State Dairy
Association will make joint cause be-
fore the legislature for an appropriations
to carry on their work Last session
they got $4,000 to be divided evenly
between them The beef producers Will
ask the same sum this year. but the
dairy people want their amount raised
to $4,000 The legislative committees
held a Joint meeting here and took up
tho matter between them and agreed
IN a program. The legislative commit
tee for the beef producers consists OF
Nessrs. Seeley Sykes. Esher, Cassidy
and McCulloush. The work for the beet
industry has only just started but is
making great progress.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-17
cEYLon AGAIN IN L,MELIoHr.
Bank Just Recently Victim OF Conf.
dencs Man, Has Safe Robbed.

Snecial to Times Republican.
Mason City, Jan. 17.--Ceylon. located
about five miles north OF Dolliver. 10
surely getting on the map with capi-
tai letters. Just after the completion
Of slick job OF besting the bank OF
$4,000 by confidence man, burglars
got wise and blew the safe open and
succeeded in getting booty OF about
5000. including two handsome diamond
rings The safe was blown all 20
pieces Officers have been unable 70
get any clew.