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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-22

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tpeitli6 pon Yiieuport, unteritiiBt.
,9lu9 bic 8dmpfs ipeitlth BON ellie
bauern an. llnIere 5ruppen. bic bic
Sffeniipe er9rNfen baben. baben ben
5eino an uHbreren puntten 3uriidges
I6lagen.
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1T es nod gu teiner gntiaetOuus ses
fommen.
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ben @erluit Der GrarBOien, GngLdnoer,
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-22

VS. WWtOe UeOeuIeW:
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llnb 8ebGlDe.
Webr als abt Salieno 9lrbetter aaber
9lrbeit, Deren 26bne mebr als pier ltnD ein=
talb MilliDllen Dollars per Sabr betrager.
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@eldaits I'M 8etrage BON mebr als neun=
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esabr, III wel6em mebr als nernnllo5pal1=
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ld)rdnfen allf 9ieieuigeu, lpelGe I'M Sl=
qnor.@ei6dft- -engagirt iino. Sic miirben
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unb serItOrten einise Rasasine.
Die gerihts iiber ansebli9e Siege
Der Serbsn, bic in einissn 3eitungen
sri9isnen, iinb Die reiniten grfinouns
gen. lluIere Speraticneu segen bic
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itisen 9erlauf."
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uub 2onbpn. - Gine offi5ielle Mnfiins
btguns bonn beuti4en UlilitGr=Saupts
quarter lautet ipie folst:
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,Adtiss RSmsis fat. Die isiuSIs9e Dir
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-22

man iiA ni6t bariiber anfgersst, aIs
fie entbsdte, baB iie cine Grdu itott
zines Wunnes eri4oifsn butte. Des
Deiter.n fngte Celia pdbrenb beg
&reu3berbors, bdb Or. Garnon i6r
nuf Der ssdbri bon 5reeport nu9 ri
neola, ND bic @rano SurD in Sibung
mar, geiast bate, ibre Qlusfasen nidt
3u dncern unb sr lpiirbs Ddnn aud
fiir iis uno ibren Sungeii iorgsn.
glenio babe ibr Srau Garman einise
3agen mad bem Wlorbe $500 ses
f1entt unb babel srtldrt, baB tas Elm
gsIfent fir ibr (@e!ia's) Stias
ihfpeigen lei.
lin brei ll6r beg Rn9mitiags, nah.
benz lie etpa bier Stunbsn inter Ser.
bor aeiDeien mar, nurOe Die 3eugin
ertI9ulDigt. unb als Der nd6fte Gen.
1e lpuroe 1rant 5srrsa. Der ii6 in Der
Iafau Gountp Gail in 3eugenbaft
tefanb, aufgerlifen. Gr iagte aus,
baB sr, Big sr feline Steae eiH6iibie,
BEL Der perniplbuniu gabn ais apto.
no.ipfiihrer 6ei6dftiat mar unb in
bieisr gigeni6dft in pittsburq 10.
trobl lpie in pbilaoelpbia searbeitet
bate. 9lm 30. suni 1914. na6bem
er ben aanaen gag 2trbeit geiu4t
bate. lei cr aeaen gl6eHo, mittellos
unb bunaria in Elm !6aus in Srseport
etnaetretsn unb babe um stipas Su
sIsn qebstsa, bag ibm iebo6 perlpei-
qsrt iporcen lei. Saraufbin babe er
ieine S6ritte nad bem Garman'iHeu
!6auie Qelentt, aber tdum babe er ben
GaIsn 6etreten aebabt, als er bas
Stlirren BON Glas uno sinen S6uB
Detnabm. Gr babe nd6 Der Rihtung
tes 5auies aeiebsn lunb 6smertt, OaB
cine Sfrail an einem Der 6eniter itano
unb bas fSlieaengitter nit Der linten
Saub in bic 60be aeboben bate, tpG6s
reno Die re6te Sanb frei, bur4 bic
Teniter0ffnuna aeitrsdt aelueien fei.
Die Trdu babe elm buntlss aleio aes
traasn, bas bon ibrer Sdulter bis
sum goben rei9te. Gbenio babe iie
cine aopf6ebeduna aetraseu. Meiter
babe er feline geo6a6tungen gemuht
ionbern lei, Inn nidt in 'llnannebm,
libfeiten su aeratben. eiligit oabon
delnufen. Grit na6bem er mebrere
glods Suriidgelesi hattie. babe er lid
aeieBt, Inn etpas aussuruben uno
tiiras 3it baruuf babe Elm mitleiOiaer
Iglrio. Srud Chauffeur. Der serabe
poriibsrfuhr. ibm 9slegen6eit oeaeben,
rad Rem grrt Al fahren. sSm areua.
oerbGr aab Serrel su. bab er in Obi.
eaao pssen Siebifabls cine Gcfdna.
niBiirafe BON sebn Monaten psrbiibt
babe, blisb u6er i'm llebrisen lei lei.
nen IusIaQen iieben. bis I'm flint
ubr 9(benbs 9ertaauna eintrat. f5ers
rells arsusDsrbOr miro beute fortgeiest
irsrben.
MGbrenb bes 9erb5rs Reg TerrefI
iGisn bic augetludte iid ii6er beiien
ausiaaen su amiiiirsn. a6er pGbreno
bic Coleman auf Dem .3eugsHitanbe
mar. dncerts iib ihr genebmen unb iie
i6ien pd6renb Der qansen 3eit tein
9!ggs pon bsriel6en ob3upenben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-22

lib auf peripanbte NIB anbere Snoutrien
eritrefen, iol6e Die &itfereien, Slai6en,
aiiten photographic, 9ruderei 8etretbe,
Wfal5, lueld)es Die 5meitgrObte Snonltrte
Der StaDt tit, grennmaterial, Sra6t Ser
ii6erlng> Transport etc.
Die 8erninoerrtng i'm 0detbmertb pon &eioensz
@igentbun ino9e 9lushei6ens Der 8rnsipae u1to 91=
getelten pedbe nid sur strbeerflae 5dblen uno Der
Seruit Der &auraft aler 9eronen tpeld1e nit alien
oieen @ecbdfts5u e9en perbunoen nb pilroen d]iuer
auf Grl,loeigentbInler ulo ale &laiien BON aleius
&atfleuten laiten.
@s miroe beoeuten ben Serluit bon nabe5u eiuer
Wfilon Dollars an 2i5eus @ebiibren l1lo nob einnal
opiel algereinen Seuerrt, ipelcber ourc5 aubere
Steuert alfgebradt iperoen ntiiBte.
GS tpirbe III au9emeilIer @eidGftss0epreliou uuo
ubureler aalartdt relutiren uno jebe &lalie 8rqer
beribreu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-22
2oial 8erid)t.
pplitiidss.

TN ber Quntenbeimerfhen Jabrit IN
syoirmount fintst heute Wlittas cine
misunderstanding itatt, bic bas
Citizens, Gpnsrsiilrnal aOmmittss
rerunlobt bat. Barren y. 6droing,
Ter republiionifdbe aanbiodt fir Bun.
sesisnator, unb Gtanlsp Struble,
Reconsideration i'm atpeiten Diitrilt,
iinb bic NeOner.
Inter ben 9luipi5ien bss Hspubli.
fonifaen sluba Der iiebenten Waro
fonb aeitsrn abenb in osfen Saupi,
ouariier. ssiinf5ebnts unb Bremen
StraBe, piebsr einc eutbeIndie ano
rnibuiianiife girasr @eriammluns
itdti. StabtrutG srant Gutienb0fsr
fi;brte ben 9oriib unb iiellte nab tu-.
sen einleiten0en gBorten tie 8ebner
nor, bic Sosrrsn guauit W. 9rud,
Sol. @m. Z. aisin unb 6arrp s.
gdrnes, pelde iih lin Elm Wanoat i'm
Rsprdlenidntenbaus befperben, iotpie
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nnfralt Nalter Dl. S6oenle. 4ne
Aaneioaien erfIGrtsn iid ~ 9unltsn
ron 5oms Rule. Dir Rebnsr legten in
fadlifer Meiie bic admpdgnefrageI
sar une Dab ihr, 9lrsumenis iiberssu.
rsnp lpdren. Iisb bsr aroBe 8sifaa er,
irnrsn. ser iepem Der Serren autbsi!
Turbe.
9lm Samiinq lnb Moniaa lit nod
G,slegenbeit gum Reaiitriren borhanosn
rnS spor fiir Diejeniuen, ipel6e on
hcn aeIsbli6en Reaiiirirunsstasen
bird jtihhalfise llriadcn perbinbert
,1aren, Ii6 in bic Mdblerliisn eintra,
cen al laiien. Die RegiIirirunq rnnB
in gureau Ses Nablratbs. 9ritt,r
,,nb Walnut GtraBe, aeIdjeben uno
,luar in ben S.uuSen Don sirsi lbr
Jlahmittaas Bis adi libr gbenbs am
GamiIaa unb BON neun ubt Qormit.
iaas Biz sin llbr QadmittaSs an
montas.
Der Repn6litancr Gtanlen Siruble.
frsI6er I'm speiten acnarebbifritt
fonbioirt. fprnd aeitsrn 2(benb Dor
e:rr aroben @ablsrpsriammluna an
>h:r Court iino Qinn Strabe. Gr erin
nerte feline Sorsr baran, SaR als i'm
sohre 1912 aDrdiibsnt MilIon unb
9tlfreb 9. 9lllen Struble's Gegner
- aeipGblt purbsn. bns 2dnb lid, ei.
iier punpertdren qroiperitGi Al er.
i-enen bate. 9lr6eiter hatttn gsiddf.
'iruna unb afpar su b0hersn 20bnen
cfs ie aupor. 3pei Sabre bsmotrati.
her 9erfpal.iina b6tien aeniiat. bic
g'rriperitGt in asid1ftlide 9spreTIpn
ptrpanbsIn nit itillitebenben ia.
sri'en nnb entjptehenb GROCER ars
sitsloiiatsii als gealsiterfheiruns.
MIht Der enropdiIfe arie1. tDie Die
Temotraten behdupien. Ionbsrn ibrs
Tetife 1drifpolitit bdtten t;eien peTs
Serhii&en llmi6iuun1 au Wsae as.
traht. Gr. S.ruble. irsts fir bic re-.
tubliionifhe GhilBspllpolitit elm uHo
rsrtrete bi. 9nfft, bah uniere Ha6ri-
f1nten, unfsre 0sidGftsleuts unb I'M.
feve Nrbeite- Dor Der ssritSrenoen acn.
iirren, Der onber.n Qationen gsi9iibt
t-erptu icllteu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-22

Sine 8otl6aft bon Den &anfen III Sin
f=t CINCINNATI CLEARING HOUSE ASSOCIATION
MeneRs no. -,ae--,,.r, p.n1-eoo
"s ] asres1 @ @ ] @
fzss s5sss sYss:s : ;s:s IN
.e1,s1sl4
J. Hauck,
J. Freberg,
Julius F1eischmann,
Cincinnati, O.
aent1emsn
ss ss9ss:' s lss5s Il yss5 ss :a 9sss2 I
aa4laasors
in Cincinnati and Hamilton County. -
employees.
The roll (szcluding ealeenen J ss4sszasos:
rhercap is sss, ,o5s, ,5oo
s. he.totas
liquor amount to
c1nc1nnasi in 1913 was sls zs5
ts.stion in 1913 At 5 1914
probably much The figures be obtained until
the duplicate for 1s14.is available, -
None Of the fsigur include trades
4nfornati0a Industry.
Respectfully
lU-D UonFz
Secretary. =
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-22

9ie porebemoen antbentem ablem esem, oas Erobb
ton @memoememt r Cincinnati bebemm wiro
g.
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MEMBERS

ATLAS NATIONAL BANK
MARKET NATIONAL BANK
CITY HALL BANK
CENTRAL TRUST q SAFE DEPOSIT CO.
UNION SAVINGS BANK q TRUST CO
PRouoENI SAVINGS BANK q TRUST CO.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-24

accommodation OF local business, the
interstate commerce commission Is go
ing to have the same question put
up to It, so that perhaps out OF both
a rule may be laid down that will be
satisfactory. The state officials are
interested in the fact that q represen-
tative of the interstate commission Will
be given facts In regard to the plans
of the Wabash to take off one train
day each way on the st. Louis to
Council Bluffs line With the one taken
of the company would still be oper
ating two trains. but the claim is made
that this is not adequate for the bust
ness. The Iowa legislature decided that
nothing less than two trains a day
would be regarded as adequate. ON one
branch line there is demand for three
trains. Now let the interstate com
merce commission wrestle with the
matter for time.
An Illustration of The experience
some Americans have had in a war
country was given by w. b. Harlow. II
printer. who has just returned from
Winnipeg. He was at work in a news
paper office when one night an officer
came upon the bunch and notified them
all to report for duty III the army or
show cause why they should be eX-
empt. There We're thirty five OF them
and they were all American citizens.
BY getting the consul to take up the
matter they established their status
and got away crossing the border as
quickly as possible. But it paralyzed
the newspaper for time.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-24
JOKE ON SUPREME COURT.
Four Members Sued For Libel by Stat,
Convict

ContiCt.
Des Moines. Oct. 24-F'our members
of the supreme court, Scott NJ. Ladd.
Silas Weaver, Byron w. Preston and
w. D. Evans. were made the defend
ants in $4,000 libel action filed in
the district court by Charles Lockhard,
thru his attorney, D. T. Blodgett.
Lockhard is prisoner in the Fort
Madison penitentiary. where he was
sentenced from Fayette county for as
saulting a young girl.
The petition charges that the SUI
preme judges caused libelous state
ment to be published in the North
western Reporter regarding Lockhard
in that they stated that Lockhard had
pleaded guilty to the offense. whereas
the truth is his attorney withdrew his
plea of not guilty and pleaded guilty.
Attorney Blodgett also filed an ap-
plication with the supreme court yes
terday afternoon asking that Justices
Ladd, Weaver. Preston and Evans be
restrained from acting on the appeal
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-24
Probate Notice.

Office Of the clerk Of the district
court.
State Of Iowa Marshall, county s..
District court October term, A. d. 1914.
To Whom it May Concern:
You and each Of you ere hereby
notified to appear at the court house in
Marshalltown, Iowa, In said county, at
o'clock a. M, on the 18th Gay Of No
yember, 1914, to attend the proof of
and probating an instrument in writing
purporting to be the last will and tes-
lament of Ingval Erickson, tate of Mar
shall county, Iowa, deceased, at which
time and place you will appear and
show cause. If any, why said will
should not be admitted to probate.
In testimony whereof, have hereto
subscribed my name and affixed the
seal Of the district court, this 18th day
Of October, A. d. 1914.
ISEAL1 8. H. REILLY,
Clerk of the District Court.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-24

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-24
Council Bluffs.

Council BUTTS
In default of $1,000 bond, Walter Il.
Johnson, a Burlington railroad en-
ploye was placed in Jail to await near
ing on q charge made by his wife that
he tried to force her to drink poison
with intent to kill her.
cIarinda.
The Greater Clarinda Club is spon-
sor for a slogan contest that is meet
ing with responses from nearly every
state in the union. This club is Offer
ing a cash prize for a slogan for the
city.
Fort Madison.
Auto speeding is thing of the past
with the aid of an invention just pat :
ented. by Thomas Henderson. a retired
river man, of this city. The contriV-
ance is attached to any auto ana pre-
vents the momentum. Of the car from
exceeding any limit ar which the regu-
lator may be set.
Davenport.
The Davenport city council night
took steps to issue a $4,000 bond is
sue for permanent public improvements
to provide work during the winter for
hundreds of idle citizens. None out
married men. citizens of Davenport
will be employed.
Des Moines.
Billy Sunday isn't quite SUR thai 1t
is right to pray for the enc of the war.
He is rather inclined to think that 1t
may be a providence Of God, in which
case it would be futile and quite un-
christian to pray for the end. He eX-
pounded his idea in sermon the other
evening as reported by the Denver
press.
ssourney.
Tuesday afternoon at the home OF
Judge K. f. Willcockson. was
solemnized the marriage of James
IL. Bell. of Belle PLANE. Kan.
and Martha Best, of Iowa county
Judge Willcockson officiating. The
wedding is the elimination of ro-
nance dating back some forty years.
,rhey will make their home in Kansas
Davenport.
City Physician Middleton reported
to the health board that Viola Stimm,
aged s. pupil of Van Buren, school.
was suffering from a we'll developed
case of smallpox and ordered her
home quarantined. She resides in FISH
ertown. Two days ago Elsie Hansen,
aged 9. also pupil of Van Buren,
school. and resident of Fishertown.
was taken out of the school uinn the
discovery that she wes afflicted with
small pox. The board of health eS-
poets to adopt earnest measures to
avert an epidemic and it is likely that
general vaccination will be ordered.
Museatine.
What could have ended in serious;
fire at Whittaker's livery barn was
prevented Wednesday night shortly af-
ter IL O'Clock, when the night watch
man discovered a fire on the second
floor of the barn. and an alarm was
Immediately turned in. to which the
truck responded promptly. Work on
the part of the firemen prevented any
serious damage. In the room where
the fire originated, there were many
buggy tops and horse blankets and
robes, and in some manner some OF
these fell down against n hot stove
pipe, running up thru the room anu in
this manner became ignited.
Des Moines.
Here is new one: A man in Des
Moines asks aid for himself and wife
on the ground that the frequency and
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-24
THREE INJURED az FALLS.
Accidents at Collins, Ames and Rad
cliffe Result in Injury to Workman.

HCClOSUtS az SOiIiuSs A"cS anu nd0 :
ciiffe Result in Injury to Workman.
Special to Times Republican.
Nevada. Oct. 24.-W. w. Wood, n
carpenter of Collins, was severely in
jured on Wednesday when he fell from
a scaffold to the ground. distance
Of about fourteen feet. while working
on the Ike Smith house. He was Sc
verely bruised and the ligaments OF
one of his limbs We're torn loose.
Sam Hagan. of Ames, was Knocked
from a ladder by falling timber and
plunged to the ground. distance of
about twelve feet, sustaining quite Sc
rious injuries. He was picked up and
taken to the college hospital where
his injuries We're attended to. \ new
roof is to be put on the college power
house. and Hagan was assisting in the
Work of tearing down the scaffold. He
started up the ladder when A workman
above him lost his hold on Il AKA timber
head AS he fell he struck !; small en-
CINE which was standing near and re-
ceive a severe scalp wound and it is
feared that there may be some concus-
sion of the brain. Fortunately no
bones We're broken.
Sam Bergman, al Radcliffe painter.
who is decorating Il church over the
line in Hardin county, fell from six
teen foot ladder and struck the back of
a seat. sustaining a couple of broken
ribs and some severe bruises.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-24
WILL SELL PLANT SATURDAY.
Sale Of Eldora Electric Light Plant
Advertised by Sheriff


Special to Times-Republican.
Iowa Falls, Oct. 24.-Sheriff Thomas
Walsh is advertising that he will sell
the electric light plant Of this city at
Eldora on Saturday, Oct. 81. This sale
is in line with an execution under a
foreclosure of a mortgage following an
action brought by Franklin Benjamin.
the holder of the second mortgage on
the plant. The claim which is to be
satisfied amounts to about $4,000, in
Guiding costs and attorney fees. The
decree of judgment bears the date of
Jan. 20, 1913, and sale under the fore
closure was to have takan place last
spring but legal technicalties We're in
terposed by other parties in interest
and the matter went over until the
September term of court. 1t is now
figured that the sale will he made un-
less new objections are offered and
sustained by the courts. This step is
another chapter in long series of
suits and other litigation. The prop
erty to be sold includes the plant and
real estate, together with the poles,
instruments and other parts of the
light and heating plant. The defend
ants under which this action was
brought are the Petersen Heat, Light
and Water Company. o. F. Petersen. of
Des Moines: the Iowa Falls Electric
Light and Power Company, and L. w.
Harris. Mr. Petersen is now the own
er of the plant.
The sale of the plant or the clearing
up or legal entanglements has a bear
ing on another light and heating plant
here, as franchise was granted to
John A. Reed of Cedar Rapids last
spring, to install and operate such an
enterprise here but Mr.. Reed says that
the purchase of the old plant was
contemplated but the legal status did
not warrant action, hence deferred ac-
ton on a new plant until these objec-
tons can be cleared up.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-24
UNION CARPENTERS QUIT.
Work on College Building Stopped Be.
! cause Two Students Were Employed.

Special to Times Republican.
Ames, Oct. 24.-Because the college
superintendent of buildings and
grounds put some students. who came
, back to college in financial distress,
in most cas-, to help them to earn
money to sustain themselves III col
lege, TO work doing rough carpenter
ing work in the new buildings, the
union carpenters employed in the
various new buildings have gone on
strike. AS a result of the attitude of
| the union carpenters. the new $250000
chemistry laboratory. which is all
completed except for interior finish
ing, hasn't a carpenter working in
side 1T.
The college authorities hold the view
that the drastic action taken by the
union carpenters was not warranted.
The walkout was on the heels of the
unionistS' discovery that two students
who deny the accusation that they are
carpenters. We're engaged in employ
ment furnished by the college in the
nature of using Il hammer and saw
in fixing up temporary lockers in the
chemistry building.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-24
RESCUE FISH FOR RIVER.
Finny Tribe From Bayous to Number
of 10000, Placed in Iowa.

special 10 lIleS-NepuDIlCdIl
Iowa Falls. Oct. 24-The state fish
car was in this city yesterday and
placed upwards of 10000 fish in the
Iowa river above the dam. The fish
are what is known as "rescue fish" and
We're taken from the bayous along the
Iowa side of the Mississippi river, for
distribution in the various streams over
the state These fish were left in the
bayous when the high water In the
river receded this spring and If left there
would either perish when the water
dried up or would freeze this winter.
To save them and at the same time
replenish the streams of Iowa. distri-
buttons like the one made here yes
terday are conducted under the dire
tions of the Iowa fish and game COM
| mission. The various kinds placed In
the river here. included 1900 bass 81
900 cat fish, 5000 croppies, 1000 Dream,
and 500 brook trout.