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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-09
4 Masonic Meetings.
Xxx SPECIAL COMMUNICATION.

Xxx SPECIAL COMMUNICATION.
Marshall Lodge. No. 1os A F. & A. d.
TUESDAY July IA. 1880 p. m. FOR WORK
third degree. John w. Wells secretary
& T. Forbes, w. NJ.
STATED coNvocATloN, sisnet
Chapter No. SO. R. A. NJ Monday
July 20. $500 p. m. Regular business mes:
John w. Wells, secretary; A ID. Meek
Or, e. H. P.
STATED ASSEMBLY, King Solomon
Council No. 20, R. & s. NJ. Mohua ;
after the third Sunday. Regular ousr.
ness. 1. T. Forbes. recorder a. ~
Meeker T. I. NJ.
apEciAL coNcLAvE Of St. , AIDE
mar Commandery No 80. K J.. : u .he
day June 80 at p. m. WORK IN 'at
Order of the Temple with supper
s.ao. F. NJ. Wilbur. e. c.; NJ. > NC
Tarland. Rec.
REGULAR MEETING Central Chap
,.r No. 81, o. E. s.. Wednesday July ~,
TAO. Anna Downing. secretary
Black Collins. w. Nj.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-09
TELEPHONE coURTsH1Ps.
LRichland Clarion.l

What 4 blessing the telephone is
and what would we do without IT.
Only last Sunday we understand a fel-
low and his girl expressed their ADM
ration for each other over the local
company's lines, and they talked an
hour and forty minutes without feed or
water before ringing off. In fifteen
minutes they got their second wind and
resumed conversation for about thirty
minutes; 1t dawned on them then that
maybe central would blow their
heads" and they quit. The next day
Jim Hnshaw had to SO out and put in
new bats.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-09
Iona Newspapers
THEY'RE EVER WHERE.
[Traer Star Clipper

I I
Kenyon wants the church to take
part in politics. Why not, shouldn
a man shoot as he prays Marshall
town Times Republican.
We always thought so, but we have
few men in Traer who think a
preacher has no business to have any
poitics-unless he believes exactly as
they do.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-09
F., Fell Forward into Light Air.

Fell Forward Into Light Ar.
convince me that the man was sitting
up, his back against the wall.
81 don't know who you are, friend"
he called out heartily. only you look
to be white. BY any luck do you
epeak English?"
mot much of anything else" I an
swered, endeavoring to discover his
features. I'm Of the blood"
"Ay!. With colonial twans to 1t,
unless my ears lie. Ia that the story
So! Then what in Gods name are you
doing here?"
could not take the measure OF the
fellow, his face remaining indistinct IN
the shadows, but there was reckless
ring OF good.fellowship In his voice
which inspired me to frankness.
81 came this way with message for
the Wyandots. belong to the gar
rison Of Fort Harmar."
IAN oficerr'
YES"
holy smoke. man. but you certainly
stumbled into . hornets nest. DIDN'T
YOU know all the northwest tribes
,, have declared war? That It has actual
~ begun.
mo; it was In the hope Of prevent
Ing such . catastrophe that was sent
| Word was brought US that the Wyan'
dots would not join the confederation.
who brought such word?"
Simon Girty. He bore letter from
Hamilton, and sought information re
xarding the disappearanes Of Wyan
dot chief"
"Wa-pa-tee-tsh?
"That was the name.
The man laughed. but the sound wal
J not altogether pleasant
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-09

. cigar stuck in her mouth or who was
squirting tobacco Juice into the gutter
and q woman wouldn't walk down the
street with q man whose outside
clothing allowed his underwear TO
show thru i5
The Webster City Freeman-T Tribune
thinks there ought to be some way TO
get rid of undesirable United States
judges by other methods than I'M
parchment proceedings. That Is SC
harsh that congress hesitates IN APP
plying the remedy. The present stu
alton is making votes for the recall.
1T will be perfectly safe for Iowa
republicans to adopt a platform that
Is entirely progressive" says the
Rockwell Photograph.
President Wilson was very nice
theoretical proposition when he went
into Office admits the Nevada Rep
! resentative, but his theories are not
nearly so attractive as they were six
teen months ago.
The business man simply can't UNI
| derstand why court work needs to dras
, along so unfortunately. If the spirit
of the business world were to prevail
! no case would remain finally unjudgec
year says the Dubuque Times
Journal.
Every encouragement possible
should be given by Iowa residents tt
safe and sound Iowa insurance com
panies, life, fire, accident and indemn-
ity." urges the Waterloo Times-Tri
| une.
| 1t occurs to the Sioux City Journa
that lit probably would have pleased
| Governor Clarke just as we'll If hi
could have postponed the appointment
| of insurance commissioner until aftel
l
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-09
IOWA OPINION AND NOTES,

The Iowa City Republican hopes
that Mr.. Rawson will be reelected
this year as state chairman. He can
do the business of unifyins the party
better than new man."
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-09

More fires occur in London on sun
day than any other day OF the week.
and August and December are the fire.
mems busiest months.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-09

Salem, Mass-Almost half OF the
odd witch city" of Salem, rich in his
toric uildings and tradition, was de-
vastated by a fire that caused an esti-
mated loss Of s1o,oo0.O0o, destroyed
1000 buildings, including . score OF
manufacturing establishments, made
10000 of the $4,000 residents homeless
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-09

Men and women are perverse and
inconsistent anyway" declares the
Tama News. "A man wouldn't walk
on the street with a woman who had
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-09

stitute old custom house. where Natn-
aniel Hawthorne did so much OF ms
literary work, and the house OIL the
seven gables" made famous by the
novelist. The Eighth regiment OF the
national guard is on duty. Many OF
the homeless are using tents.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-09

and claimed several lives. The nre
originated in the Korn leather factory
on the west side of the city. When tne
flames were controlled all OF the "a
nous historic and literary Landmarks
had escaped destruction. THESE N
cluded the Peabody museum, Essex IN
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-09

In any event. it is worth thinking
about. in the light OF the plain aug
gestion of the correspondent OF the
Tribune.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-09

The naval officers should demand o.
Mr.. Bryan the name of the manufac'
,urer Of grape juice containing sha
famous nine per cent.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-09

1T will be perfectly safe for Iowa
republicans to adopt a platform that
Is entirely progressive" says the
Rockwell Photograph.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-09

The progressives couldn't play bet
ter politics than to resolute against the
saloons. They have little to lose and
all to gain by it.
Arizona republican., 1914-12-11
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Arizona republican., 1914-12-11
The Service We Offer

The large and steady increase business since the Berrvhil Company organized i'll 1903 Is the best lnd cation of the satisfactory quality of merchandise and our business methods It constant endeaVor to give the most intelligent efficient to all patrOnS and this especially appreciated in our mlorder department
 Each individual order is given immediate and careful atenton and usually able to make shipment the aa! orders received All packages most carefully pre- pared for shipment and all instructions regarding addresses etc. followed accurately.
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Arizona republican., 1914-12-11
The Berryhill Company

The Berryhl Company was organized III lyl3 by h. b. Berryhil who is still the controlling owner and also pres dent of the Company.
 The active manager of the store is Mr. w. C. Button. who is regarded of the best posted and most con tent young business in the West Each of the many departments of the Berryhll Company IS i'll the direct charge of experienced each of whom glad at all times give his best advice to customers on nqres re garqline articles work i'll his department.
Arizona republican., 1914-12-11
K0dakS and Finishing

Kodaks and Kodak developing work has long been one te biz successes in our We show only the latest models in Kodaks We supply any Eastman model or design II Brownie for Dollar Eastman Kodak up to the specially equipped 3-A for $60, we have it.
 Our film shipments received every two weeks. O'f customers get only the freshest goods All finishing work IS done promptly Work received i'll the forenoon will be ready the following evening for the outgoing evening mail
Arizona republican., 1914-12-11
Office Supplies

Loose Leaf systems all office stationery earned at aI times in our stocks The rvingP Loose Leaf System world standard that recommend We supply Commer- ial stationery carbon paper desk and accountant supplies
 If you need anything in the following lines, or somethlg we do not list up the matter with Staones Hard ware Inks Pencils Cords Pen Glue Seals and other devices useful ill the office.
 We have long specialized in fancy stationery of all nds fine writing papers. embossed or engraved
Arizona republican., 1914-12-11
Our Toy Rooms

Our and Doll Department is open with complete stock throughout year We purchase direct from the Mantact of the highest grade Toys in this country and III Europe
 ropb carly purchasing this able to get III an immense shipment of imported German Toys We received go per cent complete import orders ill Dol Games Me chanca Convances and Toy Machines of endless variety variety Also Flying Machines, Pianos Teddy Bears Tops Work Benches and Tools Just ask for the article you want (See detailed illustrated list page ID
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We are exclusive local distributors for the Royal Type writer's We have hand a complete line. Ils IS staldalu ncw,iter that we stand behind Royal advertisement on Page $.
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Arizona republican., 1914-12-11
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Our School Supply Department up to date ana compete in every detail Many school boards and school trustees are acquainted with highly satisfactory servlce and we M come opportunity to demonstrate customers our apl them Correspondence from school trustees reSanS desks school fixtures and supplies solicited
Arizona republican., 1914-12-11
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The first requisite of the Athlete the baseball and football player quality and workmanship of the palapheaa useo The Sporting Goods lines known the world over for excellence We carry at all times just what wanted TOT Colleges Schools Associations Teams etc. We can give quck service Uniforms and madeo-order supplies We call par
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Filing Systems, Etc.

We have special expert Ill charge ot the big department 1ooted to office equipment fixtures and filing systems We are the agents " F. and the Nels hlmg systems and devices as well as their office fixtures Ii in need ot adVce write us and will send information and drawings suitable for volr individual needs
Arizona republican., 1914-12-11
Novelty and Fancy Goods

Bervhls always shows the newest and most attlclNe novelties and goods This year featuring leael and brass goods toilet and smokers articles desk se book ends. etc
Arizona republican., 1914-12-11
Berryhi11's General Lines
Monographs and Talking Machines

I'm Nictroas and Edison Disc and Cylinder Phonog1aphs
 our stock is complete the elaborate SoOO0 cabmet type down to the instrument. If prospective customer can not call for demonstration at stoe catalogue gVln9 complete descriptions and prices will be forwarded on request Our well appointed library of records is unsurpassed for sze and desirable selections. Correspondence is invited
Evening star., 1914-12-13

1t would be ostrich policy, the newspaper
declares, not to recognize that public opinion in
America, taken whole, is entirely friendly te
Great Britain. It may be argued, it says that the
American government has observed the strictest
neutrality, but be neutral in an Indifferent
way, and on the whole American neutrality has
been favorable to Great Britain
The newspaper then says:
I'm view of all this we cannot have in Amer
lea the confidence which we ought to be able to
repose in power which would act as an impair
tial arbiter in regard to an arrangement of peace
We cherish no feeling Of irritation against
Such feeling is only natural, as Great Britain is
Americas mother land; but it is just for this rea-
son that we fear prejudice, and we must, in a
friendly but firm manner, reject America as an
arbitrator
Evening star., 1914-12-13
UNITED STATES REJECTED IN ADVANCE
AS THE ANTICIPATED PEACE ARBITRATOR
BY A SEMI OFFICIAL GERMAN NEWSPAPER
Cologne Gazette Declares That American P.ic Opnon
Favorable to England, and the Probable Offers Of
= This Government to Act as Mediator, Owing to
Such Prejudice, 'Nust, in Friendly but
Firm Manner" Be Declined

AMSTERDAM, December (via London,
$3.50 pm.) Jim long article dealing with the pos
sibility of the United States playing an important
role in the conclusion of peace among the Euro
pean powers, the Cologne Gazette says that the
peace movement in America is not inspired by
Germany" and that American bankers with Ger
man names, in urging the desirability Of peace,
render doubtful service to Germany"
Such language, the newspaper says, is likely
to be misconstrued as an indication that Germany
is exhausted by the war, and it adds, such roions
only tend to injure German credit with neutral
states
Despite all friendliness with America, the Co
logne Gazette continues, Germans must not allow
themselves to be deceived, and they must look in
the face the fact that America cannot be an
arbiter in the fight between Germany and Great
Britain
Evening star., 1914-12-13
GOETHALS ASKS TORPEDO BOAT DESTROYERs
BE HURRIED TO THE PANAMA CANAI. ZONE
1t Thought Here That Attempted Threatened Viola
tons of Neutrality Is Reason TOR the
Request of the Governor

Col. Goethals has requested that de-
stroyers be sent to the Canal Zone Inn
mediately. it was learned last night, but
no specific explanation Of the need for
naval vessels there was included in the
message
A reply asking for this explanation was
sent at once, but no answer had been
received from Col. GoethaIs at q late
hour.
Ohicials believe the canal governor has
experienced some difficulty in preserv-
ing the complete neutrality of the zone
belonging to belligerent nations are in
the vicinity and it is thought possible
Col. Goethals has found himself unable
to check use Of their wireless plants
information to warships at sea.
With swift naval vessels to aid it would
Evening star., 1914-12-13

be an easier. matter to regulate use Of
wireless and it was thought probable
last night that the necessary destroyers
would be dispatched as soon as Col.
Goethals' explana ton is received.
Recent activity by British and Jap
anese warships in the vicinity of the
Canal Zone. which followed the recent
disa ster to the British feet under Ad-
miral Craddock, has given rise to some
concern here. although no specific re-
ports of violations Of neutrality have
been previously received SO far as
known.
Panama have led to the belief that
colliers and warships were exchanging
messages which, if they have not
otherwise been open to objection. have
hindered commercial use of wireless to
a considerable extent. it is said.
In view Of Col Goethals' message 1t
Evening star., 1914-12-13
FRENCH RESERVIST WALKS
1900 MILES TO GO TO WAR

MONTREAL, December IA walk of
1900 miles to the nearest railway sta
ton in order to report for military serv-
ice-such was the recent jaunt Of Fer
nand Tromeur Of Fort Providence, on
the Mackenzie river.
Tromeur is one Of twenty-five French
reservists. mostly from the Yukon and
Alaska, that left here last night for New
York to sail tomorrow on the steamer
Rochambeau for Havre. --.-----
Evening star., 1914-12-13

is believed code messages have been
picked up which disclosed that to some
extent the waterss-of- the zone have
been made a base of operations by one
or both Of the allied fleets and that the
governor wishes to establish a patrol
which will prevent further violations
of neutrality. -.g
An unofficial report was in circula-
tion tonight that the collier Lena Of
the British auxiliary feet had made
improper use Of her wireless equip
ment by sending British navy code
messages while within the three-mile
limit.
What steps Col. Goethals may have
already taken or contemplates beyond
his request for destroyers is not
known, however. and confirmation of
the report as to the Lena was not OBJ
tainable.
Evening star., 1914-12-13

ing with dogged resistance at some
points. but are proceeding to the south
Of Belgrade
russians Losses the Greater.
BERLIN, December IL, via London,
$3.50 p.m.-In the battles around LODI,
In Russian Poland. the Russians SUI
fered greater losses than they did In
their defeat at Tannenberg, East Prus-
sia, according to statement issued by
the German official press bureau today
announcing the evacuation by the
Russians of the city of Lodz. The
statement reads:
THE evacuation of LODI took place
secretly in the middle of the night, and
remained unnoticed by us at first, but
it was the result of the previous three
days battles.
In these engagements the Russians
suffered severely from the fire of our
artillery. The trenches evacuated by
the Russians were literally filled with
dead Not even after the battle OF Tan
nenberg did our troops have to march
over SO many Russian corpses as they
did in the battles around Lodz and
Lowicz.
Although We attacked. our losses
were much smaller than were those of
the Russians. We lost comparatively
few men killed. The 25th Reserve
corps, In breaking InrOuRn tne tSuSStau
lines, had only 120 killed
"It is significant that on a height to
the south of Lutomiersk and west OF
Lodz not less than SS7 Russians were
buried.
Russian Loss, 10000.
According to our estimates the Rus
slams lost 10000 men. including $4,000
men captured. The prisoners are now
being taken to Germany.
The town of Lodz suffered little
damage during the fighting. Some sub
urbs and factories beyond the town
sustained property losses but the in
terror of the place was almost undam-
aged. The Grand Hotel was not harmed
and the electric tramway is now run
ming as in times of peace
Claims Germans Retreating.
PETROGRAD, December 1.-THE fol-
lowing statement to the general staff
from the Russian commander-in-chief
has been issued:
I'm the direction of Mlawa the Ger.
mans. December 10. kept up a strong
offensive through the day and night.
but we succeeded in repuIsing them.
Our troops. themselves taking the Of
fensive. gave chase to the German coll
un1ns. which, in some places. retreated
in disorder.
"In the region to the north of Lowicz
the enemy made some fierce attacks
the night Of December 10 and through
out the whole of the following day.
We repulsed these attacks and inflicted
enormous losses on the Germans.
We repelled in all seven attacks,
during which some of our units per-
mitted the enemy to approach very
near and then put them to flight with
a murderous fire.
In the region to the south of era,
cow. December 10. we were still con-
oAC offensive with success, in
spite of the stubborn resistance Of
fered by the Germans.
I'VE captured several guns and
and as many as 1000
prisone g."
Evening star., 1914-12-13
MACDONALD, LABOR CHIEF,
JOINS THE BRITISH ARMY

LONDON. December -. sos PM
James Ramsay Macdonald. member Of
parliament and chairman of the labor
party, has gone to the front with an
ambulance corps, according to the
Leicestershire Post.
Mr.. Macdonald for a time was Bit
terly opposed to the war. He accused
Sir Edward Grey. British foreign sec
retary. of being responsible for Eng
lands participation in the war.
Evening star., 1914-12-13
KAISER IS IMPROVED;
TEMPERATURE NORMAL

BERLIN, December IL, via The Hague
and London. 10 p.m.-Emperor Will
liam's condition continues to improve.
according to an official announcement
issued today.
The catarrhal symptoms have wholly
disappeared and his majesty's tenn
perature is normal.
Evening star., 1914-12-13
KAISER'S CENTER ALSO HALTED:
HEAVY ONSLAUCHTS REPULSED
Attacks on Cracow Continue by Cars Forces, Which Are
Being Stubbomly Contested by Foes Combined
Amies-BerIin Admits Severe Resistance
Is Being Encountered

PETROGRAD December 12-The German invasion of Poland
Russians have again taken offensive
The of the advancing from the northwest Warsaw
places and the violent attacks the foe
have been repulsed and they begun retreat
Along the German west of Warsaw the attacks of the
invaders terrific been repused
losses them.
Russian offensive against
resistance with the fortunes favoring
sim
Evening star., 1914-12-13
Mr.. Fairbanks at White House.

Former Vice President Fairbanks
called at the White House yesterday
to pay his respects to President Will
son. The President was out, and Mr..
Fairbanks left his card.