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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-21
ct. aoniicr @arftberidJt.

Del @ei5emnarft NOR ip1bren6 Del
am 9ierstag beenoeten @pd,e redt
felf, ultb Yreiie 5eigteit cine Hei@uip
gum Steigen Bon nida gerinpeir
@m,fluB altfAie Hreisbilbl,lg mar owe
bon Der iiibIiten CRIB I .te fonm lvht
Melounp, bob oort, NIT ailsnabme
bon Mltftralien Die grnte bltrd, I'M
giinitige @ ttelung tes, rebt Ell. Chat.
iafli6 mar bas @etter rcd)t lilusiin.
ftig bis oieier Gage IN Irgeitinieu
elm ~erl0ienoer &egen Die Saot alpi.
ridtete unb ole Ailsiid)telt giinitiger
geitaltete. Sier5ulalpoe mo III 8aila.
On bnt Die 8itterung unb oos BE.
6iirfnis, ole grnte gegeil badres @elo
nmsitieben, groBe 3ufubren geSeitigt,
10 Bob eire &ernlebri-aig Der forn-
mer5ielleit 8orratbe INN 1865, 600
9aribel p1breihh Der @ndc 5it per.
5eidp1eau ipar. 9os fiibrte apieoeribl
cine SdapGdnliag oes Marftes an,
9ienstng berfei, Die folgenben 8reis-
itnltb pernriadyte: @raoeb TatentS
(oats lpeidem @interapei5etl) brad.
teir ifr ct. 2oiris S5--91 Cts, nad)
SiinlitGt aupo Sorte Defenders ali-
tes @etreibe brafte iogar SO Gts);
in Gbiago S8--95 CTS, ltnh in Ntelp
gorf 90-95h Cts. pro 9l,fbef.
Die fomnter5ienen 8orrdtbe lmfaiicn
5lr 3eit 59,957,000 9uibel, gegen.
iiber 100000 @ltibeI Dor Sabres-
frift.
Mais ipor bober i'm Greiie, fiel
aber elm lpelpig orl 0ienstag. 9elcs
Gorat perfaifte iif 5,i ESQ Cts.
alteS 5l 74-76 Cts. pro 8uibel fir
graded.
Ger &aiernlarft mar rllbig ruol)s
reno Der perfloilenen @ode; Hreiie
blieben meiit lupperdnbert. Breis-
itnnb: 80 - 4112 Gts. pro 9uibel
luadt Soute itnb Gnalitdt.
Gartofieln batten eilpn id|uad)en
llrbb trGgen Mtnrft. 3as algebot
iiberitiea ole 9aadfraac. ur6 MIR Die
npiGbe 8itterrng lit fir bieien 3u-
itnilo pcrnltpprtlid). 8reiie iparen:
&c uno 6S-7S Gts. pro @lribel;
idJo,te Soabo &%rollenfrllf)t brad)te
bis 81 SO gts.
2eben6e Sdnpcine iilpo I'M 8reiie
gelatnfen, bel groben 3lfubrGl. Der
Mforft mar letter gegen Sd)lirb. 3as
Geirtner foitet $3.50 - $3.50, rmdt
@epidt iuto Gltolitat Ser Sbiere; o;e
mei6ten Gerfdufe wurSelt 5t $7.65
obgeidploiien,
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Ser cine garIdolna @ortofeIn.

Der cine garIdoimg GartofeIn.
Die Berger Hof Gritiber So. lit
lett fleiBig ON Der Mrbeit; lie Bot
ailitrase fir fiinf g%arlabnmgen
Sfeine.
Milg. Battenbiirg, ipeIfer ieite
airtOer IN @itdner, no, ionic audi
IN Siblep, Mo., bef,sd1t bate, ift bier
Der 8itriif eefebrt nnb miro fir,
ole Submit feine Seimatb in @er-
ger, bel ieire Sodlter, 6rau Com.
6fnte, alpffdIoaen.
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Sersliditen 9anf.
Wdbpen1 oes berfloiietren Wonats
Sftober erbieIt 6as 81Ifsblatt fol.

W1breno Ses berfIoiieten Wonat
Sftober erbieIt Dos 8olfsblntt fol
,tsen6e itelle @bonetrter itrr6 Mbonne
merits @rneuerlnger, poriiber mi
biertnit barafertb qlittiren:
Geo. &aat 8iion &ar.
Caroline Sberg, Seem Sapert Mo.
@ltitap &ioerlen, Mcaittrid, Mo.
o. 8. Saeffner. Sernpanab 81. 2
Sruu $. Sell, Sermant, Wo.
8. S. 3orab @eit Ylains, Wo.
Srml @nna Iberiorotb, Sermalul,
Srau 2mtra aoelina S eSe ids. urg
aaper SdrRiber, Berger, Mo.
Slug. @loiie, Sreoerifsburg @to.
Nac Sdaefer, Sernpu1rll, Wo.
s. $. Smmme, Salnloge, Neb.
Serm. Steinn1es, Sermallr 81. 1
Senrp Meper, Sernalnl, Mo.
@mt. 2ieiemeber. 9ap, Mp.
Carl Seeger, Sernlalpn 81. 3.
Senrp 2ettanalllb ct. 2ollis, 800.
&einbob Drummer, ir. Serntann
Miss WarD @pple, Serntar11, No.
Seltrp 8itte, Stpenspillc, Wto.
gbas. Sbenbais, Sernlaltn 81. 3.
Sris Gang, Sermanlg Wo.
Iobt. Stange, SreberifSburg, 0So.
&p. 8lidhnan1b @aenhpooo, San.
Senrp 8olf, Sotsbom, $40.
Mrs. 6rit &loihler, SotSoanL Mo.
60. 9ronoDorit, SerrnomL 81. 3.
2ouis @aertiter, Sermaral ". l.
so. 9obmeper, Seru1airll, Mo.
sSacob &uffner, gap, 800.
s. 8. @peI, CT. 2oitis. Wo.
ST.. ltetterling, Sope, Mo.
Mrs. 9llts. Sarter, ct. Souls, Uio.
Senrp grfmonas gapu Wo.
Sobet Serneberger, ct. 2ollis, @o.
@qll. Seiemarar, &birelano. No,
&. s. SabM Smiss, Mo.
Otto gberlitt, Sermarr. 0to.
Sp. Slteomeper, SigginspilIe, Io.
Sris @etrals, ct. 2ouis, 800.
Oscar 2oebri9, Sernamt, ST.. 2
g6ip. S. &poe, &irflpopb, Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-21
96uia allcr Ibfi6rnnssmittcl.

Sir gerItopfung, &opfpeb. I'm.
peroouIiffeit urb 9pspepiia mem
BET Or. Sings Ren 2ife 8ins on
9aul Matbulfa, Buffalo, 81. q,
iaet, tie ieien Der r&0nie Der slb-
fiibrungsmiiteI, iinb elm Segen
fir nteirle SamiIie urb balte I'M.
nler meIde i'm Sauie." Solt cine
Sdudtel uno iperbet seiunb. Breis
25c. gmpfoblen In allen @potbefen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-21
Berger.

8eorg nit0 &onpait 9iItbeD, mel.
DIE pGbren1 oes Sommers on oeil
@obertntlettt @orfs Del Snto,p, be.
id6ftigt ipareil. falnen bieie ISOLDE
bon BORT 5liriif, Inn ben @inter
iiber bier 5n bleiben.
gonrab Sobmiot lnn6 @attin, BON
Gaie, befan0en fid iiber Sainstoa
nipo Sonltag bier aiif 9eilbb BEL
Y. gllnner. Srml Scbmiot's Brmoer.
Die Berger Miling SO. erbielt
orn ppriaen Mittipo6 etre garla.
oultg Sen, peId)es iofort Sireft BON
Der 9or oerfalift murbe.
Solis Golfer lit rod @in. Gree.
leg 8eboiiSe itmgesoeen. irbem Die
3t1nn1er ipeld)e ct friiber in @nl.
Strotbnlonn's @eb1lt6e beipobmie,
fir S0s Eoitamt gebpaudt iperben.
Dr. @emier tuar inn 2auie oieier
@pde iebr beidfiitigt.
Sral @tn. Gtrofpnarlt beiirpoet
ii6 6ieie @od)e III ct. 2oliis, beim
@~aarelleiilfaitf fir Ole f~onnnenber
Seittage. Serr Strotfnrarlll bat iein
@eidaft oergrobert uno bebeutcnb
berbeiIert.
Die @ebriiber @iloirH baben Ole.
ie 8ode ocn ipeitea1 arrltrif bon
Eeter @orbs SmiS pollenoct.
GILBERT 3iItbcp, BON Wartbaspille.
tpar an letter. Sontutae bier a,ai ge-
iud bel ieinem 9rlboer Setter.
@llg. 0ieSeridb lit mibrenh bie'er
@odc bier in Der Stabt, IleiBig
Ieim Sagen BON 9rennbols.
Seitfarnp utpo Sbcrtportmalm Der.
imroten i'm 2oufe oieier ISOLDE cine
garlo6ulw IinbpieB.
8. 6. Stt mar porige ISOLDE in
ct. 2oluis, sitin @irfmif ieitter 8eib-
nadtStpoaren.
Sertrp @ittbu,ls mar norige $50
DIE in ltniorl Inn feline Mbrehning
oils Strabannufleber bes Berger
9iitrifts su madden.
SenrD Steppelmant upb 5ontilie,
tpelde friiDer inn Bottom pobnten,
So9en rorige 8pde in ibre @ob.
ninl0, baS friibere Ilrg. Soeser &c.
bdil0e, bier in Scr Stnot. @ir bel.
ben Serrn Steppelnmnll uno SAINT
lie ber5lidp wiIGfoimell.
Srnir SSSacob Hoebel uapb Gcrell
Spbn Noolpf befonoell iid) am per-
gareenen 6reitag in %llnioll in o.
ldl1ften olrf bem 9adplabgeridt.
Slora ltt6 Stella Stt lparcn ailt
porigen Sreitog mlf geiltdl bel
SrcitlNat ilt Sernraitn.
8aitor @riltfmormt mar anl per-
gat9eren Sonntag in abortion, io-
Wie @idJ IN Gbmrtois.
Otto Sdniht n~eriamote am letten
Dienstos 5tpei Garlahllngen Naitl-
elel itod) ct. 2ouis.
@in. @iegartb. Tito Satnilie, ipcl-
DIE lGngerc Belt bier mob1bait lua.
rem, iilro nnf 9lorb6, DO, ge5ogen,
ipoielbit !Serr @iegalbo eitte Sarm
tom 800 Ider g~etaift bot ulpO bort
ieine fiinftige &einratb madJen ipipo,
Sn Berger iinh nelte Office. ippic
audi @obn4@ebGllbe b~riltgcno moth.
perbig; nlebrere Sanilien batten
fiirsli1 ole abiidt iid} bier nieoer.
sltIniien, fcmten aber leiNer feline
@pbmutgett filuoen,
g. 8. Stt crbieIt borige @ode pi,s
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-21
Sappn SaQplu.

Cunt. 3ct1er, BON ct. 2ouiS, MAJ
olrf 9eilrd) bel ieilpm Sdnpuger, &p
@eindalpo 1lt6 5nnrilie, ulro febrtl
om lester Sonrtao, in geglcitiutf
BON Serrn 8einlonD, ipeld)er Ser,
tpolr0te luu0 Sretttoe in Columbia
ST. mo ct. 2aitis, heiltd)en mill,
rada)nuie 5uriid.
@09ar SberbuitS I~ieferte IN scr
norige 8od)e cine Guantit1t 9relut
bol5 ab, on bte Semmqnm 9iItiain1
60.
@ie mir boren miro BON Soften
6es 2elrerS lptb ser Sd)iiler Der
S6rple inn Sorban 9iitrift, ail nid,.
item Sonrstng, Den %. s. sc. (nor-
aen), I'M Shnl6alie cin 9orSSnp-
per peronitoltet, tuo5u Seoernlaitn
freunolidft eirgelaoelt lit.
Die 9ieftoren itn6 Ger Glerf 6es
Sbenbmts : SdMl6iitrifts beiltdlte!t
am poriget Mitttpod1 bie oortiae
Sditle Into lpareil iebr befrieSigt
b Dem &ciilItat, mel6es inter
IMNF
dultg bes Sebrers, SEQ. 6. @e-
II, er5ielt miro.
@nl. Serbian lupb @attiil betpir.
tbeteit am lebten Somstag sCbelro ei.
I'VE Snblreife itnb frobIidte @Giea.
lhoit ibrer Sretlnoe.
Serrp SdMllte uro @attin, ilt scr
Ndbe bon Sapiss, purnen Dor Ell
lliBett Sa9ei1 oilrd) Die gttflutit ei.
mes fIeinen Sobnd)ens bealiidt.
Senrb S6sner llito @aftin,, ucbit
fercrt fleiHen @nfel @elpille, befGi-
6eit itf am bergonaeilen Sointo1,
beiildsmeiie, bel Hnop &obi into
6antiIte,
Gbos, &inumel uipo 0eIfen @obn
$eirrp iparcn ON norigen Gomersto9
III bieiiger @egen6, in @eid)dften.
&apmplnS &uttelnnnll, BON @as
colnbe, befoipo iid) oln pergaipgeten
Soruttag hier auf @eiucb Bel ieialcm
Oltfel luu0 ieiner &allte. Sreo. Seat.
~telnalns CT, tipo @afftn.
tn#r -------- - ".
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-21

Satlints &,tebiger, @asconabe, Mlo.
SRI. 6. Balter. 2os anaeles, Sol.
Setrp @ei6emaraL 8ap, 500.
|Sabn 2aibach Serman,,, Mo.
Soatis &iteoiger, @asconaoe, 500.
Otto Safmiih Sermanrl, 81. 3
Sranf gsfor1b Serntarm 81. 2.
Srutf Spedbalsn Berger. Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-21
@cfrcit Die ainber bon 8irmcru.

@cfrcit bic SinSer bon @irmcrn.
&ei5bore urb unmutbige ainber
fonnen aeiuilb unb froblif sentuht
merben bur6 gefreiung bon @iir-
mern. Gas ShIagen, Stolen, 3db.
nefnirider, 8einen i'm SdIafe, gro.
Der CURT I'M @asen, Siebergefiibl
unb ibIedter atlenn, iino Spmptome
bon @iirmern. 4idnpoo @orm Sill.
Ter, eit leift 81 nebmenbes Gmbp
2oseuee, pertreibt Die 8iirmer, ne.
aulirt bic gingetpeioen mo berIeibt
Ncl1 &inbern @eiunbheit unb Srob.
finn. Srau S. q. 9risbin. glgin.
Sill, ja9t: r$abe aidapoo '@orm
GilIer felt Sabren ben1itt urlb befreie
Die &inSer bon @iirmen, mas an
bers nidt setban tuerben fSntte.1
Garantirt. Bel allen apotbeferr,
ober per Boit. 8reis 25c. &idapoo
Snbian Webicine Co., philadelphia
ltnb ct. 2onts.
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g. @ernSe rlcilll Moimte, iat)bem
ieiue Srall unb elm bier Sabre altes
Sodjterden eitrcli idredliden Con in
ben Slonmelt erIitten. meId)c 3it-
gleidJ iein @pbn9aipS 5l Brilliant
Stotiort robe Gerono, NO, 5eritort
mupbe, iolro Der as Sabre alte ga.
bis 6. 8rnble, Elm Strefenalriieber
Ser Eemiplnonin giicnbubrt hei
9riaiont iultcr ben Na6ertt elmer
Ha,Nir : locomotive cilen troitrtgcn
SOB. /,
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careful, keep your feet dry,
wear good shoes"
Such advice is sometimes
hard to follow. However,
the place where good shoes
are sold is here and a trial
of a pair will convince you.
Heavier grades in out
door shoes for rough wear at
So, $3.50, 81, $3.50
Cushion shoes keep your
feet warm and dry. Three
styles at SIS
Walk-O Over shoes for the
careful dresser. Black, tan
and patent. Either lace or
button. $3.50 up to SIS.
Your selection of a Fall
suit should be made now
while our stocks are yet COM
plete in detail. All we'll
tailored garments. Guaran-
teed wool. Built for service
SIS, $3.50, 500, $22.5
Overcoat values in our
stocks are exceedingly graft
flying. All new at S. to $40
Better wearing union suits
are found in Stepenson's.
Made O select material, both
for service and comfort. 81
and up to $3.50.
Underwear in 2-piece gar
ments at soc and up to So.
Our mems jewelry will set
off your new Fall attire in a
most pleasing manner. In
stick pins, cuff links,
tie clasps, coat chains, etc.
Csc to So
500 samples on display of
m~ade-to-measure clothes.
S16 to $35
Double Eagle Stamps on
all cash purchases every
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-21

Double Eagle Stamps on
all cash purchases every
Friday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-10
CLEVELAND WANTS OFFICE.
Iowa Man Aspirese to Become Fourth
g. Assistant Postmaster General.

c. Assistant Postmaster General.
Washington, March 10.-Three Iowa
democratic representatives in congress,
Pepper, Connolly and Kirkpatrick, ac-
'conpanied by N. F. Reed, democrats
state chairman, presented TO Post
master General Burleson the applica-
ton Of A. W. Cleveland, Of Harlan, to
be fourth assistant postmaster general.
Mr.. Cleveland good many years ago
defeated Iafe Young for state senator
in the Cass-SheIby district, and twice
has been the democratic candidate for
congress in the ninth district. Last
wear he was democratic candidate for
elector at large. The postmaster gen.
eral received the delegation gracefully.
He said President Wilson had ex-
pressed the desire that cabinet officers
in selecting their assistants should, as
far as POSSIBLE, select them from states
other than their own. The president
desires that attention be given to the
residence of candidates and distribute
the offices to assistants with some
thought CT the geography OF the situa-
tion. Mr.. Pepper, after the conference.
said that on this ground Mr.. Clevelanh
ought to stand a good chance OF being
appointed.
The postmaster general said it was
his desire to work in close harmony
with the delegation. to the end that the
democratic PARTY in Iowa might he
built up. Mr.. Pepper was greatly
pleased with the visit as a whole. He
declared the delegation and Mr.
Burleson understood each other thor
ouehly and would be found working to-
gether in perfect accord.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-10
ROBBERS TIE MAN NEAR BLAST.
Bound Waterman Rolls on Fuse an
Prevents Explosion.

Chicago, March 10.-Three SAKE
blowers bound and gagged q watch
man at the Bunge- Jones Coal Com
pany's Office at 2045 Clybourn avenue,
early yesterday. set a charge of nitro
glycerine to blow the safe open, and
left tho Watchman to whatever rate
might follow the explosion. But they
forgot to take the office key when
they left the office. The spring lock
on the door snapped shut. The cxplo-
sion failed to occur. The robbers were
prevented by the. closing of the door
from returning to complete their work
Peter Hochguetl, the watchman, was
leaving the office to make round OF
the yards at IL: 80 o'clock in the morn
ing when he was seized from behind by
three robbers. They tied his hands and
feet. placed gag in his mouth. and
carried him into the office, which they
entered by means Of the Watchman's
key He was placed in a chair near the
safe while the robbers got busy.
One of them took heavy sledge
hammer and knocked the combinat ton
knob off the safe. A charge Of nitro-
glycerine was placed in the cavity and
fuse attached. The fuse was lighted
and they ran out, leaving the watch
man to his fate.
Hochgurtel watched the fuse short
en-, then he threw himself from lie
chair, and rolled on the fuse which
went out. After long time he came
to the conclusion he was safe for a few
minutes until the men should return
to set new charge.
Outside the robbers waited for some
time until convinced that the explosive
was defective Then they tried to re-
turn to finish their work. They found
the door locked. Then they fed.
After half an hour Hochgurtel sue
ceeded in freeing himself He called the
North Halsted police He. showed pO-
licemen the damaged safe. the bit OF
burned fuse. the coal bags which the
robbers had placed over the safe te
muffle the anticipated explosion anC
the ropes they had bound him with.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-10
EXPLOSIVE WORKS At ARDER
BLOWN UP CAUSING DEsTRuc.
TIoN FOR RADIUS OF MILES.
TOWN OF IRVINE WRECKED
AND MANY BELIEVED KILLED
Number Of Dead Not A. Vet Asesr-
tanned But Injured Will Number
Hundreds - Buildings Collapse and
Harbor and Water Front 10 strswn
With Wrsekas-Thrss Explosions.

Glasgow. Scotland, March 10.-A ter
rifle dynamite explosion today wrecked
the town Of Irvine in Ayrshire. The
number Of dead Is not yet known. 1t
is said tn ia the injured number hun
dreds.
The explosion occurred at Nobels'
explosive works at Arder. twenty miles
from Glasgow. For radius Of sew
eral miles it had the force Of de-
structive earthquake.
The town of Irvine was shaken to Its
foundations. Many houses churches,
schools, and public institutions were
destroyed. Ceilings fell everywhere
partitions collapsed and scarcely a
window in the town was left intact.
People walking on the streets were
thrown to the ground and many seri-
ously injured. All the inhabitants
rushed from their houses in consterna-
ton. The water front and the harbor
were masses of wreckage.
There were three distinct explosions
followed by an immense column OF
smoke two miles high.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-10
TWO cRAMERs CONVICTED.
Man and His Wife Found Guilty Of
Numbering Miss Singer.

Chicago. March 10.-A jury in Judge
Kersten's court returned verdict find
ing both Charles Cramer and his wire
guilty of the murder of Miss SOPHIA
Singer. of Baltimore Cramer's pun
ishment WIS aSes! at i,fe !r,, nrss IN rnent.
while his wife was given fourteen years
in the penitentiary.
The jury recommended that clemency
be shown to the woman.
Cramer was n circus clown, balloon
list and high diver and was known In
the show business as Conway. HIS wife
was a chorus girl Both fed to Lima,
O.. after the murder of Miss Singer In
an Indiana avenue rooming house Oct.
"a, 1912, and made confession to the
police after being brought back to Chi.
"a 20
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-10
WANT ISLE OF PINES ANNEXED.
Six Thousand Citizens Of the United
States Want In.

Pittsburgh, March 10.-Announce-
ment was made by Thomas ]. Keenan,
Of this city. president Of the American
Association Of the Isle Of Pines, that
a petition directed to President Wilson
and the senate requesting annexation
of the island would be put In circula-
ton today in this country and the Isle
Of Pines.
The petition states that 5000 Amer
leans who reside or have property In
terests on the Isle of Pines, are anxious
to have action taken to make the Is
land permanently apossession Z of the
United States.
The Isle Of Pines, the petition sets
forth, has become distinctively Amer
ican colony. citizens Of the United
states owning over IS per cent OF the
land and constituting majority OF the
population.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-10
SHIP EXPLOSION IN DOUBT.
Dynamite Experts Blame Combustion
Coroner Holds Foreman 10 Guilty.

Dynamic experts otdH0e SonS1Ss'0uS
Coroner Holds Foreman 10 Guilty.
Baltimore, Nd, March 10.-Altho
William j. Bomhardt, assistant fore
man of the stevedores employed in
loading the dynamite ship Alum Chine,
which blew up in the lower harbor
here Friday. is under arrest. char srd
with the act that caused the disaster,
dynamite experts still incline to the
theory that spontaneous combustion IN
the coal bunkers of the vessel caused
the disaster.
Bomhardt was arrested early Sunday
morning after the statement of Morris
Price, a stevedore, who said he saw
Bomhardt stick bale-hook into q box
of dynamite and cause its explosion.
Bomhardt denies the use of the bale
hook, but he admits that the box Of
dynamite exploded while he was hand
ling it. His theory is that the dyna-
mite, which had been frozen. had blis-
tered and that the friction caused by
the blisters on two adjoining sticks
produced the explosion.
Memorial services were held in most
of the city churches Sunday for the
men who lost their lives in the tragedy.
Engineers Of the United States army,
under command OF Col. L. H. Beach,
chief engineer Of the Baltimore office.
will take full charge today OF the
wreckage of the Alum Chine and its
attendant barge.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-10
LEGISLATURE TURNS NEAT
TRICK BY REMOVING EMoLU-
MENrs OF OFFICE.
SCHOOL MONEY IN BANKS
At PER CENT INTEREST
Effort to Abolish Office Fails = Bills
introduced on Behalf Of Travelling
Men Tightening Laws Regarding
Hotels and Rsstaurants-Nsw Meas
ures Presented.

Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines, March 1o.-The legis-
lature turned neat trick on the school
treasurer, by defeating the bill to aool-
ish the office of school treasurer, then
taking away the emoluments OF the
office.
The house defeated, "a to 63, the
Scholz bill to abolish tho office. The
Mccall bill, which had passed the SEN
ate. was then passed, Is to ~. rms
bill abolished the salaries of school
treasurers and requires that school
money shall be placed in the nearest
local bank and draw at least per cent
interest for the benefit of the school
fund.
Hotel Bills Presented.
Kimball introduced bills today on be-
half of the joint committee Of the
travelling men. the Iowa hotel keepers
and the state board of health to tighten
up law as to hotels and restaurants, to
license keepers and better safeguard
persons and property, and providing tor
hotel inspection.
City Funds at Interest.
Inc senate pdSSeu lAc piA W AoN"H>
that city funds shall be placed IN banks
at interest. and after discussing al
length the bill to establish trust com
panies in Iowa, referred 1t back to the
committee.
New Bills introduced.
New bills were presented as follows:
BY White, to compel railroads to pay
for drainage ditch crossings.
BY Kimball, requiring proper labelling
Of explosives in transportation.
BY Doran, that petitioners for roads
shall not be liable therefor.
BY Webber. to make 1t felony t
falsify about credit.
BY Klmball. to make juvenile cour
proceedings secret.
By Webber, fixing the limit Of debt o
a bank to one person at 10 per cent o
the capital.
BY webber. to punish for publishinl
false statements about the credit of 1
bank.
BY Kingland. to provide for secont
choice expression of voters.
BY Erickson, to license vending ma
chimes.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-10
SMALL FEDERAL poRcg cAprTu.
LArEs AFTER OFFENDING CRY
FOR TWO pAve ~
9 IaANDER OF LOYAL
hRooPe sEvERELX WouNDIu
ons American Wosndsd end Many
American Aiming Mon In Densss
zons-Read Opened 70 Asua prlsaa,
Which 10 Held BY email Fedsca1
Feres-husrta Troops InsusfielsaA !.

Douglas, Arix.. March 1o.-Afe@ =
battle lasting from Saturday morning
until yesterday afternoon 500 state
troops today hold Nacosari. The $50
Huerta soldiers defending the town. are
retreatinz to Aqua Pr1eta.
This rews was received here today
when communication was restored be-
low this point.
Added proof Of tho capture Of Mac.
state troops In Sonora, came today
special train bearing IT'S defeated
federals. Lieutenant-C Colonel Lopez, the
federal commander. q passenger on the
was In a critical condition. Twenty
soldiers were wounded and are being
cared for at Aqua Prieta.
One American Wounded.
No Americans were hurt in the af.
tack except ]. s. williams. Jr. . min
ing man. who was shot thru the leg on
the first day OF the attack. The federals
admitted that Nacozari Is In centre! CT
the constitutionalists. General ojeba
declared today that he will not evacu-
ate Aqua Prieta unless he receives
such orders from Mexico City.
There were only 250 federal troops
defending Nacozari when the attack
was made Saturday.
Similarly small garrisons defend
Aqua Prieta. Nogales and Naco. while
another strong rebel group from Mag
dalena, below Nogales Is reported az
moving to the border to assist In At
| ia king the ports of entry,
Alarm Felt For Americana.
Communication remains cut with
| Hermosillo the state capital. held by
the insurgents. and even with Amer-
| ican mining settlements near the bor.
der. There Is much anxiety felt here
for American mining men mt NacOsari.
on q part OF the Southern Pacific OF
Mexico. which road also has been Gu:
| by state troops.
The capture Of Nacoxari opens the
roads. 1t is believed. to Aqua PTieta.
and IL the latter town Is taken the In
surgent state troops can march west
ward along the border encounterin4
only small garrisons at Nogales. Nacd
and other small towns.
Federal Forces Insufficient.
! At none OF the ports on the Sonora.
Arizona border are there more than
500 federal trops. All the Huerta SOL
diers in northern Sonora do not ex-
ceed 1000 men. 1t was said today on
sound authority, while the state gov
ernment in it's revolt against the pro-
visional president within a few days
has raised an army of nearly 10000
men. according to carefully compiled
| figures made up from the reports OF
the various state troop leaders.
At Nacozari are 500 men under Pre-
feet Bracamonte, of Moctezuma.