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team and players In real eolIeo.
football manner.
They had every reason 20 he
elated for analyxed from the anoIe
OF cold figures the opening victory
OF the worlds series. Of 1ef4 .hov,.
eonelusively that the National
League representatives were su.
Perior, both collectively and lndI.
viduaily In every department Of
the game except fielding, where
Two errors were charged aoainst
the Braves while not q sinole mis-.
play msrrsd the ~eek Of the Atb.
leties. The vietors scored seven
runs, eleven hits and two error.
to the losers one run, five hin,
and no errors. Rudolph tanned
eight Athletics and walked three.
Bender struck out three and cave
two bases on balls while Wyckoff
who relieved him famed two and
walked one Brave In three and
two-third innings. Heavy hIttino
honors also went TO the Boston
batters who took 16 bases with
~ hits TO the Athletics seven on
five hits.
Established New Record.
Far more valuable than the can
ture Of the first game 10 the con-
hdenee that came TO the youthful
aggregation Of players, gathered
under the Boston banner. when
they. saw the Athletics totter and
then collapse under the Vicious
bombardment from the Braves
bats. Tonight the National league
combination actually feels the GER
tainty Of ultimate victory which
the players 90 Valiantly pro-
claimed before the series opened.
Ontrled In a worlds series they
have won deeisiVeIy In their Initial
conflict and Ip winning established
a new record for with their bats
they drove Chief Bender, the Ath-
leties surest money pitcher, 20 the
bench, a feat no other club ever
achieved against one Of Connie
Maek's tvsirlers In q worlds series.
Fully 25.ooo spectators saw the
downfall Of the Athletics and
while the defeat shortened the
Ccontinusd on PAgs sn)
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REFUGEES ARRIVE BY The
THOUSANDS FROM BELGIUM

LONDON, Oct. .. 90 D. m.)-Thous-
ands OF refugees are arriving here and
the steamers for England are packed.
says Reuters Ostend correspondent.
In the siege operations against
Antwerp the Germans are using no
less than 200 guns OF II. ~ and 16-
inch calibre. some OF them haviR9 a
rance OF over eight miles.
The bombardment Of Antwerp yes
terdsy began a. half past nine al night
and stopped AZ ten. only 20 be renew
ed with increasing violence AZ mid
night
The British. French and Russian n
ministers were the last of the diplo-
matte body TO quit Antwerp. They
left by boat AZ n o'clock last night
after witnessing the FIRST part OF the
bombardment.
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M 'AD0O
Goes After Representative Henry in
Criticism OF Plan For Federal
Aid For Cotton Growers.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 9.-The plan
for direct federal aid to cotton grow.
ers to the extent OF s4OO. O.OOO. 900 was
the subject Of sharp criticism in a
letter TO Representative Henry. OF
Texas. made public tonight by Sec
retary McAdOo. The letter Is in reply
TO recent statements TO the public
by Mr. Henry.
Mr.. McAdoo announces that the
proposal TO sell $3.50. 900. 900 OF Pana-
ma canal bonds TO bolster the cotton
crop is not practicable and generally
objects TO all the features OF tho
Henry scheme. He calls attention to
the fact that those who deal in to-
bacco, naval stores. copper. silver and
other commodities have sought gov
ernment aid.
III we disregard every suffering in
terest except cotton" said he. and
make IL the sole beneficiary OF govern
mental favor. what becomes of the
Democratic principle OF equal rights
FOR all. special privileges to none.''
III we enter upon the course you
suggest We must help every distressed
industry impartially. To do that would
necessitate the issue of many more
than 500. .0oo.00O in bonds and green
backs and dangerously involve the
credit OF the government. II would be
hopeless undertaking. in defiance of
every sound principle OF finance. and
economies, with certain disaster at
the end"
Representative Henry introduced in
the House today a compromise loan
proposal presented in a bill framed
last night BY a conference OF southern
members OF congress. II would re-
duoe the proposed loan 20 $3.50. .0O0. OOO.
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LONDON PAPER REPORTS
ANTWERP HAS FALLEN
But NO OFFICIAL CONFIRMATION OF REPORT Is GIVEN
WAX OFFICES REFUSE TO LIFT THE VEIL
OF SECRECY ON BIG BATTLE
BERLIN DISPATCH REPORTS KING ALBERT OF BELGIUM
WOUNDED = RUSSIANS REPORT CONTINUED
SUCCESSES IN EAST POLAND

The chanceles of the allies not
mt to INT the curtain of high obtain
insight INTO the conditions which prevail along the battle line
mere nothing to report the French
tha there has been lively region Roye where
IN the last two days have prisoners
Iha all From the British
Of the situation in the general staff in dis
Patcn coming by of Berlin reported
invasion in Hungary and said that the Russian
forces had been cleared from portion of Carpahans
The Russians in their
frontier in Russian Poland they pressing Germans hard
and at several points had gained overt them
While morning in London informed on
good authority that Antwerp has fallen neither
bureau the Belgian minister confirm the
The last adc from Belgium had the
with their artillery against Antwerp
One dispatch said 200 big German operation
Berlin dispatch that King Albert Belgium who has
been reported to have left Antwerp the head portion of his
troops, has been slightly " - -
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weather Conditions Ideal.
Weather conditions were Ideal
for the play, the diamond and out
held being dry and fast, while a
warm sun shone overhead from a
heeey sky and made wraps un-
necessary. Every seat in Shibe
park was filled, and several thou
sand spectators witnessed the
contest from stands erected on
house tops which overlooked the
park. The bleaeher stands filled
almost immediately after the
opening OF the gates, shortly be-
fore n o'clock, about 1000 men
and boys gaining seats beyond
the outfield, while fully twice that
number were turned away once
the stand was completely occu-
pied. The reserved sections were
not thiekly populated until much
later. Al 1880 there were still
many vacant seats, but as the
hour OF the game approached the
late arrivals fioeked In rapidly and
hurried to, their seats to the
strains Of the band and the
cheers Of those watching the play
ers In the preliminary praetiee.
The finishing touch was added
TO the picture when the "Roysl
Rooters," 6oston's organized root.
ing corps, marched into the park,
headed BY their own band, and
waving red and blue pennants
with the word Braves" and an
Indian head boldly outlined On
the same. They even carried the
idea further, for several Of the
leaders wore full Indian reqalia,
including feathered hesddress and
tomahawks.
Encouraged Team.
The battle song Tess" was
sung repeatedly. and the 800 mem
bers OF the corps eheered each
telling Boston hit or play, and en-
eoUraeed the team In the crucial
periods during the second and
seventh innings, when Rudolph
wavered for a moment under the
strain. when the game ended the
Royal Rooters paraded around the
field. singing and snake dancing.
They finally wound up In front Of
the Boston bench. cheering the
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OPEN WAR ON ENGLAND
AFTER FALL OF ANTWERP.

ROME, via Paris, Oct. 9,
(1o:3o p. r.)-The war against
Great Britain, according 10
German newspapers received
here will commence at the
end Of October after Antwerp
has fallen.
Belgium then will become
the base Of operations against
Great Britain, the newspapers
say. They add that Admiral
Won Tirpitz. the minister Of
the navy, who ls now at gen.
eral headquarters with Emper-
or William. has announced
that he will 60 aboard the
flagship Of the German fleet
and direct the operations Of
the navy.
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CREW VICTORS
IN FIRST GAME OF SERIES
DISPLAYING THE SAME SPEED THAT MARKED THEIR PIE
NOMINAL RACE FOR THE PENNANT THE
ATHLETICS NEVER HAD A LOOK IN
RUDOLPH PITCHED MAGNIFICENT BALL WHILE HIS TEAM
MATES KNOCKED BENDER OFF THE RIJBBER IN
THE SIXTH-REMARKABIES SCENES

fhlLDELPHIA, Oct 9-Paying the same sensational
Seed tnat marked their rush from last place position of
winners In the National league the Boston crushed e
hadefphia Americans to-day here of
series by of to Although newly CONSTRUCTED baseball
machine OF Miracle Man. Sangs twice n nev,r
e the track and under the guiding Pitcher Rdolph cr
disappointment in its trail = 'e -' "A'A
Inc victory the to American league favorites was well
won no lucky breaks baseball ues defeat Of tbe
% aekmen clan BY sharp heavy and timely hitting the Braves
up an lead which, coupled with Rudos sterling box
work and the general defense his
through which the Philadelphia clubs could penetrate
Inc braves were hrst to putting
second inning Whted walked and Gos double who in
turn came home on Maranvles drive
came back with their INNING when NJcIrr
passed and scored Strks Moran LET slim thrS
his fingers for three bases trpled IN center
came home Maranes short hit Mcnns head Boston
cinched the in the
single Connolys Whtteds triple Schmds sinoa
which too hot for Barry hold that thew could G
other pitchers besides Bender the
the eighth when Schmidt third on Cowy s @
slash famed N' 0''e "aSe
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HOPE EXISTS THAT ALLIES LINE
NOW OVER BOHOER
MAY HELP.
Portion % Town Reported Destroyed
Big Guns Destroying Forts
ard Smaller ones, City.

LONDON. Oct .. 1890 D. m-Bal.
rum once again is the center OF mill.
tsry Interest. Tor not only o. her array
battling for its lie behind the forfre Al
~ Antwerp. bui the l0ng battle lice
in France has sfrugrled nortnward
until u has crossed her frontier at
Armentieres and may yet Join tine b..
ieaFucrcd Boipians
According 10 a German report re-
ceived By wireless from Berlin This
evening. railway and teleRraDhlc com.
munication with Antwerp is iu,or.
ruptod lt was reported also that tie
king " the Beigians had been sHettiy
wounded
The severinE OF communication has
been expected for tho Germans had
been directIng their attacks ~ points
~ ingrcsa 20 and eRress from tho
CITY and a. tbe same time dropping
shells into tho town Itself a portion
~ ne town is reported 20 have been
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troops, has been slightly wounded

British aeroplanes have again Wis
tied Dusseldorf. Germany. A British
official report says an aerial squadron
succeeded in blowing up a Zeppelin
airship shed in Dusseldorf and de-
stroying a dlrigible balloon In IT, The
three aviators engaged in the raid
escaped. but lost their machines.
Austria has temporarily lifted the
customs duties on corn. -four and vege.
tables.
Belgium has protested TO the Wash
ington government against Germany's
alleged action in Communicating all
food supplies in Brussels and "re-
ducing the native population TO fam
inc"
II is believed in Nfshiogton tnat
Captain Vert Coleman. who has been
In Europe with the American relief
commission. will be called upon by
the War Department. to explain state
ments attributed 20 him In an inter
view in New York concerning the Ger
man army's fighting abilities and eo:c-
missariat. and alleged atfocities COM
mitted by the German troops.
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STUBBORN
Resistance Of Beialsns Results IN
German Repulse u is
Claimed.

LONDON. Oct. no. 2.25 a. m.--stub.
born dghting is proceeding before tho
Antwerp fortiacations. says the Daily
Mails ostend correspondent. tele
graphing Friday. -Four assaults hsvs
been repuised AZ No. 4 fort at vieux.
dieu. The bombardment Of the town
appears 10 be diminishing somewhat
In intensity"
according TO the latest advices
the Belgians made n sortie from Ant.
Werp. which resulted On the capture
of 5000 Germans and forced the
enemy 10 recross the river Nethe.
abandoning their guns az f.inth
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COMMISSION GOVERNMENT
FOR MEXICO Is SUGGESTED
TO SERVE UNTIL SUCH TINE As
ORDER IS RESTORED IN
THE REPUBLIC.
Suggestion Meets Win Approval o.
Washington A. Way out Of the
Difficulties Of Country.

WASHINGTON. oct "a ooumis.
sion form Of government for Mexico
until order IL restored and the resump.
ton Of full constitutional functions bv
the people has been suggested a. the
informal discussion az Aguas Cauon-
tee, preceding the formal meeting BE-.
tween representatives Of Carranza and
villa This was reported 20 the ,itte
department. here tonight and met with
prompt recognition a. a possible solu
lion Tor the vexins problems Of tho
southern republic
The plan % was believed. would
eliminate personal rivalry OF various
facuonal leaders and lead 20 early
restoration Of strong central govern.
ment with which the United states
could deal in more direct fashion than
BE- possible under present oorddions
In Mexico
Further reports Of distress on the
west coast of Mexico came fonlaht
from Admiral Howard Lack of food
or OF any central authority. he said.
caused continual conflict between tho
people and the soldiers me food
shortage there has ben called 70 the
Ccontnasa on PNrs nirs,.sn)
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WILL NOT CONFTSCATE

Ccorrsspondenos 81 the Associated Press)
LODNON. Oct. Emperor Will
lam is popularly supposed 70 have
large investments IN the timber and
mineral lands cf British Columbia.
and u has been rumored IN London
that tho British government was con-
sidsring the conhscation of the en-
perOr's property IN Canada
II can be stated on authority % n
hlgh official IN the foreign Office that
the government has no thought OF
connscating the property of alien
enemies located within the confines Of
the British empire.
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ANTWERP FALLING

LONDON. Oct 10. 3:O1 a m
Every sign indicates that An. .werp
Is falling" says the Daily Chronic q )
Antwerp correspondent I'm a despatch
dated Thursday. IT Is possible the
town will be surrendered
The main streets are deserted. but
there are 10000 panicky people on the
quays and around the railroad station
waiting TO leave.
The town II In flames throughout
the southern section. and no attempt
is being made 20 quench them"
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TROOPS SUFFERING

ROME. via Paris. Oct Q. s5f . m
A despatch received here from Get
TIME Montenegro. says the troops are
suffering severely especially ~ nlghf.
owing % the cold Snow already
covers the peaks of the mountains
Several dctachmcnta Of the Aus.
trlans. the despatch adds have been
compelled 10 retire. unable 20 resist
the terrible weather Some ~ their
sentineis were half frozen.
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CONVICT CAPTURED

spseclal Dispatch 10 the Intelligence.
COLUMBUS. o.. Oct 9-Paul V.
sweiger. aged Is. OF Dillwine, w. Va.
who was arrested a week ago. Will be
taken TO the penitentiary in West Vir-
ginia Saturday morning. where he will
serve the remainder OF a ave-yeEr
sentence for burglary and housebreak.
ing
Sweiger was working with a road
repair gang when he escaped several
weeks ago.
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Official Statement.

LONDON. Oct. .. 1880 D. m.-Tbe
following official statement has been
received by wireless from Berlin by
the Marconi company;
THE Austrian general stan an.
nounces the complete breakup OF ,he
Russian invasion OF Hungary. The
recent attacks on Przemysl were re,
pulsed with terrible loss 70 the enemy
The defense OF the fort is being con
Quoted by the garrison with the great.
est skill.
The Russians have been cleared
from the Carpathians TO the western
ridge OF Mynzkow. The Austrian
troops have retaken Maruaros Sziget
Hungary
There is nothing to report from tine
East Prussian frontier.
The Norwegian steamer Modig
carrying l.s00 tons OF coal from Eng
land to Russia. has been captured BY
a German torpedo boat and brought
into Swinemunde.
German banks state that applica.
tions for participation in The German
war loan have been received rom
neutral countries"
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WseoUNr AoHEsoN KILLED.

LONDON. Oct 2. (a.2i p. ml-vis-
count Acheson. Lieutenant In tho
Coldstrcam guards. is among those
named IN The list Of wounded made
public tonight Niscount Achcson
married. IN 1910. Miss Mildred Garter.
daughter Of John Ridgley Carter for
.mer first secretary of the American
embassy In London.
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THn WHATHnn

WAsHrNoToH. oct s,-rorecastf
OhtQ ana Wet Nirrinia-showsra on
aetnfoayi sunday cooler probably fair.
western Psnnsyivanfa-r.ooal shov~r.
saturday sunday unssttied
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LONDON. oct .. ia1a D. m-Ths
places In Antwerp which thus FAR have
suffered the most sevcrely iu the bonn
hardment of that city are the southern
station the palace ~ 1Iafice the Ave-
nue. De Lfndustric. ant the quarters In
these vlciniflee THIS Statement ia
correspondent ~ the Exchange Teic-
graph company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-06
GOOD NEWS FOR YOU!
(. PAIN DISAPPEARS!

Have You Heard About "rhs Road 20
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= quaintad With Speedway.
There's more joy for you in one bottle
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Speedway 10 for those tired, stiff
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K Timber up with Speedway! Feel
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use it-you feel like . new person
tafterward.
Putting 1t ON full strength-rubbing
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thing. For Speedway can not burn or
blister the skin. IT'S as soothing and
pleasant ~ toilet water. It can not stain
tho flesh or the daintiest fabric, being
i kind ands gentle remedy-and just ~
SURE a. 1t 10 agreeable.
Suppose you go-the first minute you
ret the chance. TO A. T. Elder and buy
bottle Of Speedway. Better get the large
size, and use It faithfully-then you
win absolutely receive the results
promised or the druggist will return
your money.
Speedway was discovered and sue
cessfully used for years by . good old
Scotch physician. Now 1t IL given to
the world-ready to prove your TOAD
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-06

globe ana which brought US the great

globe and which brought US the great
floods OF 1910.
The rainy maximum which l had
announced for 1913 has just ceased. We
are about to enter into a dry period.
which will last more particularly from
1913 to 1886"
Already, says the astronomer. there
are signs Of reawakening activity. The
sun spots have appeared In the high
altitude of the central planet. The
seasons are about to become more
marked the winters colder and the
summers warmer.--New York Sun.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-06
the agent saw the cloth across the
box move. he started an Investigation.

the agent saw the cloth across the
box move. he started an Investigation.
. No sooner had he loosened the cloth
sufficiently to enable him to peep into
the box than Mr.. Belgian Hare like
flash of light. was gone fro mthe box
and out Of the depot. The agent gave
chase. At lively rate of speed the
two went across the railroad tracks
and toward the lake. the hare severai
PAGES in the lead, The agents position
was embarrassing. but 1t was up TO
him to recover the hare. and he kept
on running At times he seemed to be
gaining a little. Suddenly. just at
NEST exciting time he stubbed his toe
and fell When he picked himself up.
Mr.. Hare had disappeared from sight
over a rocky ledge. The agent stopped
short, with look OF distress on his
face. and laborer returning from
work heard the following remark from
his lips:
"Run. darn you. run. You don't
know where you're going anyhow!
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-06
Consolidation.

A depot agent in a certain small
town in Minnesota had inherited an
degree OF that awful, con-
curiosity on which womankind
is generally supposed to have a
Some time ago box containing
Belgian hare in transit for the west
was dropped Off at this station. When
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-06
neIiexes Pony stolen

Sheriff Edgar received notice this
morning from LeGrand OF the disap-
pearance Of a sorrel and white pony
belonging to man named Macnin,
who is in the employ OF Dell Moore Mt
LeGrand. The pony wandered away
Friday evening and has not been seen
.,nce The animal IL described as
weighing about TOO pounds.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-06
PREDICTS II DRY SUMMERS.
Abbs Moreux Makes Forecast Based or
Gun spots.

The Able Moreux, director of the OBJ
servatory at Bourges, predicts dry
cycle OF seventeen years from 1918 to
1885.
Seventeen years of dryness." he
says, followed by as many years OF
humidity, such Is the consequence of
our being directly dependent on the
sun. The last great maximum was
to occur according to my calculations.
toward 1905 to 1907. 1t was this
which enabled me, in 1902, to predict
the rainy period which has persisted
over almost the whole surface of the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-06

Harry M. Boege, farmer. aged q, and
Minnie Johannsen. aged 20, both Of
Gladbrook.
waiter z. Sullivan, laboer, aged u.
and Minnie C. Guthrie. aged 22. both
of this city.
-. q. Fay, carpenter. aged s.. and
elizabeth Fannan, aged IS. both; OF
Waterloo. -
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-06
TAKES $4,000 FARES.

Street Car Company Does Big Business
on Fourth.
The Iowa Railway and Light Com
pany did big business on the Fourth,
when 10000 fares were rung up during
the day. The bulk of the business was.
Of course, on the fair grounds line. This
is the biggest day the street car COM
pany has ever had.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-06

. NJ -
Mr.. Cox. hotel proprietoe. -
among his coloeed ssrvants = vooDA4
named Esther Dodge, ana this Aanae
continued on the pay roll long amer
Esther had taken unto heFsslf bsefsr
half.
One morning Mr.. Cox called EAthsr %
him and suggested q change on the pay
roll by giving the woman the name sne
had a right to be known by.
The woman listened quietly TO tho
proposal. and then turned 70 90.
why, Esther" said her employer -
do not know your name. Just tell u TO
me before you 90"
Esther stood for some little time IN
an attitude OF profound Thought. her
dusky hand across her swarthy brow
and ut last exclaimed:
my lands, boss! 1 Jest cant renien.
her dat nigger's name nohow!-Nas
tional Monthly.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-06
Wa. = Council sium,

Word from Council BUNS tells OF the
granting Of marriage license there to
Bert A. Simpson. aged ~. Of Marshall
town, and Gladys Draper Ginane. aged
26, of Sioux Falls.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-06
Arm Broken Willis Wrestling.

Howard Sharp, aged 10. son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Sharp. Of Muscatine, who
are visiting at the homo OF Mf. AND
Mrs. Bert Englis. hve miles southwest
Of state Center, sustained q broken arm
saturday while wrestling witeA play
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-06
HURT IN AUTO ACCIDENT.
state Center Motorist injured When
Car Turns Turtle.

Pat Riemenschneider, of State Center.
was seriously injured Saturday near
Collins, where he had gone to celebrate
the Fourth, when his car skidded. and
turned turtle down a steep bank RE
menschneider's right collar bone and
three ribs on the left side were broken.
This morning his condition was con-
sidered satisfactory.