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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-08-27
2a6aipanna Sipei9

Die reselmaBise Mouatsusriamms
lung oss 9adawanua 3weises, weldt
riorssn (Srsitas) )abeno in Der Irbeiter
Salle itattfinoet, miro iih ~ elmer rebi
intereiianten eeitalten. @ritens mirb
oas Somite fir Die Oeutihe Gag Seier
am Z. September wahrlbeluliA udbere
@inSelbeiten iiber Die Arrangements be-
ri6ten, lino jmsitens wiro eno9iiltt9 be.
itimmt Uerbeu, gu welher 3eit uuo in
wel6sr Salle Ole Wfaieuueriammlun9
eriolgen iol, um cine Sammlun9 fir
Die gBittmsn uno @uiien. Die in Oeutit'
lamb bur1 ben Srtes in WfitleiOenidafi
sesosen werben, anBufauseu. Oieies
lollte seniiseu, nm cine itarfs Gbeil'
nabms Der Wtitsliebsr uuo Oelesateu
in bic Ysriammluns 3u brinsen, unb
mir bOffen oaB iis re6t SubIrei6 uub
prompt eri6einen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-08-27
CONNER seibe 81 ipe'
sieaeil Griparnihen.

z Die in bisiem Berfaui offsrirtsn
Rsrtbs fiub 70 anjiebeno, oaB bic our9'
idnittli1s Srau ibneu faum wiosritshsn
iann. Cine allsemeins Sosi4la9nn9
non Iommerlihsr Seibe. alle @swebe,
bic msiIt falbionabsl iinb. sllle S4at'
tirunssn unb Wtuiter, bic msiit prdb'
tis iinb.
75e tubprooi farbis ssitreifte 8ai9'
isibe. Ssriuufspreis. bic Gle, 49e.
81 tubproof 36 3ol seitrsiits 8aid'
feibe. Serfaufspreis, bic @ue, '59c.
$1.25 tubprooi SO 3pll ssfrsiIts
8aI6ieibe. Bertaufspreis, bic eas, s6c'
75c unb 81 sinfade farbise Ponge'
uno 8atius. Serfaufspreis, Die Suel
79c.
75c uuo s5c. r@bsnsp 8ros.I Sbeb'
mater Soularo Seioe. SertauIsprets
bic @ue, SOC.
7 $3.50 einfa9s farbise 40 5oll SeiSl
Ponses. Bertaufspreis, bic @us.7se
$3.50 unb 80 fancp sebrudte Ssio'
goplin unb @rspe be @biue. Tsrtaufs
prets, Die Gle, $1.10.
Grtrsma Iinfr Dur&sans-3auPilur.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-08-27
Spbe Narf Rpttseii.

- Wit Der aspbaltpflaferuns pon
Oiorb 9incoln Gueuue, 3mii9en Sad.
ion unb Pettebone StraBen, 1T ON
Wfontas ansefausen woroen.
- Patrid Garth. Der am 81. Suli
In Der Srforo Seds uuter einem 5el'
ienfau ssfansen rpuroe, 1T Samffas
Jia9t i'm Staatl 9oipital ben srbalte'
nsu 8srlssnngen srlesen.
- Soisph @almaia pon @rftsr Stra.
&c muros ipdt Samitas Sta9t auf beul
Seimmes BON einem bepaffneten 2erl
iiberfallen, Der ibn 3uerit NIT uor9ebal'
tsnem 9iepolper eini1ii6terte uno bann
um feline sanse aus 1885 bsftebenbe
Saaridaft bsraubte.
- Der IA Sabre aIte Martin Sar'
ref BON 9ioro Sumner apenue uuroe
DOnnsritas Sia4mittas mad einem auf.
ressnbsn 2auf BON elmer balbsn Wfeil.
bur9 Polijilt 9iepille binsfsit ssmaht,
neil sr Der Srau Samuel Baibinsfb
BON Wfount 8ernon StraBe cine B6r'
ie entri1en bate, bic 1898 entbielt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-08-27
0ittStpn.

Der Ia Sabre alts Nlbert Robsrts
BON WtontgpmerD StraBe, Beit Bitts-
ton, erbielt am Donneritag picr Hippeu
sebroben, als iein Rfero burdbrannte
uuo er BON bem Wasen 9ei6leuoert
nuroe.
- guf Der junction Babnfreu3uns
nurbe am Douneritag 9labmittas oenl
Is Sabre alien glntbong Roua BON
Sillbals elm Sbdbsltru9 sussfiist, als
iein gBaseu uou einsm 3ebi9b Salleg
3ue setrOffen unb. .bsmOlirt wuroe.
- Der AZ Sabre alte Soc Srtbap,
beHsn 8Obnort unbefanut lit, 1T am
SOnntas i'm bieiissn 9oipital Der Ser'
letung erleSen, wel6e er srbielt, als CT
,u @Orton unter einem Ssbiab Salleg
3us burhfrieben mollte uno berlelbs
oanu in Sewssun9 seisst Wuroe.
- Der 2S Sabre alte giessr Robsri
Dronn, pslder irib Wtonta9 Wtorseu
In bic Sobn @onnOrs Wirtbi6aft an
Siio Wiain Strase einoran9 uuo iidj
$50 aneisnste, iit am eIeidsn 0iu4mit'
tag in Scranton oin9ielt 9emabt NOR
ben. Dienitas abeno wurbe Der SerI
in @rmanseluns uon Siir9idait benz
9efanSnlB iiberwieleu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-08-27
Gcn Der Gibfeite.

Robert, Der IA Wionate alte Sobn
Der @tsleute Sueo 8sder pon Stafforb
apsnue. itarb ssftsrn unb Uirb Samss
tag bssrbist.
Srau anna @oons, bersn@atts Srieb.
RID iis lsstsn Dtonat anseblih usrlieB.
ftrenste am Wtonta9 cine 3lass fur
@beiheioung an.
Der Sunser Ufdnnertor bdlt bsute
In @alborf Bari ietn jdbrli1ss, ,gBalb.
Jeff ab unb ale arrangements fine se'
troffen worben, I'M ben Beiu6ern ei'
nsn usrsnii9ten Gag 3n bereitsn.
Safob BsiisI pon Gin SiraBe unb
Srdulein Dine Pritdaro BON @Dnon
StraBe purbsn Donnerftag 9iadmittag
opfb Paitor Or. 28illiam u. yiorot In
ieinsr SBObnuns Bu sinem @bspuur sin'
ssissnst.
Srdulsin gnnstts Ebinips uOn 2Ocuit
StraBe unb giidolaus g8erner BON Gu.
,srne StraBe nurben am Dienltag Sor'
mittassin Der ct. Wiarisu Stride ourA
Pfarrer Better s. ebriit gum Sunb fiirs
Sebsn sinssissnst.
@bmunb, bas 6 Wfonate alts S6bn.
lsin Der @bsleute Soiepb Spobrer bon
Glib @ebiter Ipente, ifarb am Wfon'
taa Gbenb nab furser Sranfbeit nnb
ipurbe Dienitas I'M ct. Wfarien Sriee'
hoE r o; 0}n X heio eseitf
Sn ibrer 8obnuns an Riusr Strass
1T am Sonntas 5rau Otaria SAiir'
bols seltorben, Del6e BON BEN @atteu
un6 ,mei 3inbsrn iiberlebt mirb. Die
9etde wurbe am Disnitas. Sur 8eiies'
un9 nab Giblep senommeri.
Dem 9iabrisen stephan SutOsfi bon
Yroipect gpenue ipurbe am Donners'
tag 9iadmitta9 Die redte Sanb idlimm
3u9erihtet, als Elm uon ibm auf9ebobe'
ner Dpnamitjiiuoer srplobirte. Der
Daumen uno 3sisefin9er Duroe abse'
rihen uub 3tpei amber Singer BerTleti6t
Sn Der 3obnuns isinsr Gltern ar
Siio Wsbfer 9lpsnue lit am Sreital
8ormittas nab furSem nnnobliein CD
parb Z. gieipert i'm sllter bon 20 Sab
rem 9eitorben; auBer ben @lteru uber'
leben ibn nod jpei Sdmeitern. Oil
Besrbisun9 srfolste am 0tontas 0tad'
mitta9 i'm Dunmore Srieobof.
Der Deutl6e arieser Iersin bat
idon iiber $50 seiamrielt fir Der
Soubs. Der bier erboben msrben iou
nm na6 Deuti6lanb seianbt 3u Deri
ben CUR nnteritiisuns Der Wittwen unit
SBailen, melde ourh ben 9esenwdrtiger
Sariss In Mitleibenidaft seSosen psr'
ben.
SIN alter BON 81 Sabrsn lit an
Donneritag Sapio Wiiller i'm SilliioI
Ssim eeitorben. Die 9eibe oes Ser
ftorbenen, ben orsi GDhtsr iiberlebsn,
purbe mad Der Wobnuns uon 5rar
@reiner an @eoar sluenue 9snommen,
pom mo aus bic Deiissun9 am Cams
tag Yormittas i'm @emeinoe SriebboI
erfolste. naf porberisem Graueroienll
in Der St.lWtarieu STRIDE.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-08-27
Bilfes. Barre Ma@ri4ten.

- Der 80 Sabre alts 0ittmer S8il'
liam o. Gertels, elm rabiater Rrobibi'
tioniit. bat cine Seiratbsli3eus erlaugt,
nm bic 81 Sabre alte @ittme, Srau
Sannab @wgune Su beiratben.
DER Streif Der Saslston Sira.
esnbubn anseftellten, rpsl6er felt BEN
1. Sanuar i'm @ans NOR, 1T am Sams'
tag enblid beiselsst moroen, na9osm
ben Strsiiern sewilie 3ussitdnonilis be-
milli9t morben pareu.
Or. Wfartin O. 8rumbausb,
rspublitaniiber 3anoibut fiir @Ouusr'
neur, miro am slrbsiter Tag gelegent'
lid Der @inmeibuns bss nsueu Wpom'
ing Sohi6ul @ebanoes babisr Der
Sauptrebnsr ieiu.
- Der "a Sabre alte Gleranbet
Dunbar pon giortbampton StraBe
psldsr fiirslih uerhuitet lpurbe, neil el
@uten seitoblen baben ioll, wurbe ourd
bic Gntlase bsrart seiddnbet. baB er iid
Donneritag abenb 6ur6 einen Reuol
uerl6uB IN ben Sopf t6otetl moute
9ia1 Der Tbat nabm man i'm mad ben
MercD Soipital. mo- psrlautete, oaB el
wieoer ssneien wiros.
- unisrs Sta6t ipur6e ari Douners
tag 9tadmittas bon sinem Dirbeliturn
beimgeiudt, Der uidt allein ben stOB
ten S1reden ruria6te, ionbern aud
einen Sdabeu uon iiber $780, 900 an
ribtete, aht Periouen tTbtete uno etDt
100 perleste. Der Sturm bei6rdnft
| ii6 auf Die Seisbts Seition Der Stao
nno Die 8ladman Ssftiou BON Biltes
Barre Tomnibip. Dte Siuiibe Con
sresational 3irfe nuroe 80 SuB Dol
ibren 5unbamenten seidlsubertN p6br
rsno Wtc6arlanb's Seioefabrif Serfriim
inert murbe; anoere @ebaulidteitel
muroen slei6falls BON ibren Sunoa
msntsn ssboben unb berumsewirbslt
Bdume entpurselt, DGfer absewebt
3duue umseweht, fur3 seiast bic 9rDBt
Yerbeerun9 augeri9tet. Wilfes'Varr
tpuroe Dor 24E Spbren bon einen dbn
li6en Sturm beinosiubt, Der absr mid
10 uerbsrblid mar, pie Der pom leste
Donnerita9.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-08-27
Ginmade nSilfe" 81 nieSrissu
GreiIea.

Csc ons Duseno ~WiaionA Quart
Sru6tsldier, so Gents.
6Oc bas Duseno ~Wtaion4 Pint
Sru6tsldier, 43 @ents.
75c bas Duseub r@. 3. Seal" Bint
Srudtsldisr, 60 @ents.
9Oc bas Dusenb ~@. 3. SsalA
Quart SrudtsIdier, 65 Gents.
24c bas Dusenb @elee Slider, Is
@ents.
1Oc bas Duseno Spei'lippiss @ldlsr
@ummi, brsi Dussnb, % Gents.
25c bas Duseuo YOr3ellan' bstlsiosts
Maion @ldierbsdel, 1s @ents.
69e sraus @mail @inma9eteisl, 80
Gents.
SOC @sidirr Rfanusn - cine neus
Sorm - SO @ents.
Sauspaartn eubtn- grbsd&rb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-08-27
Dunmpre.

Der befannte glr3t, Or. Samea
y. @arusp pom JiOrb BlafelD StraBe.
wuroe am Sonntus YOrmittag plOelitI
BON einem @ebirnihlag bstrOfieu unS
iein Iblsbsn mar Elm ioiorti9es. Der
Serltorbene mar II Sabre alt uno er
wirb BON ber @ittwe uno lwei SObner
tiberlebt.
i Srau Qnna Siuep, 32 Sabre all
unb on aoams sluenue mobnbaft, pur'
be Srelta9 gtahmittag on ben Solsen
zines @iititoffes leioeno, i'm Staat DO.
ipital aufgeuommen, luerweiserte aber
isbe slustunft uno erfldrte uur, baB lis
uunmebr lieber iterben oils am Heben
bleiben phrbe. Sbr Suitaub mar CUR
3eit elm srapirenoer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-08-27

- araiiun Biiaf uon Slb Sorse be-
fannie ii9 am Wtontas Der Sali9miin'
Serei l6ulois uno wuroe oauu untei
81. 900 BiirSibuft fiir Elm seri6tli6es
@ribeinen 9ebalten. Sein NIT ibnl
psrbafteter Bruoer wrrbe entluIen, bG
graitan bic sanSe S6ulb auf ii6 nabm.
= Sin Nutomobil 6es Patrid 30,
lamb BON gSbesler Guenue fippte am
Sonntas nabe Stroubsbnrg I'M unt
sr, feline Satin unb elm Sinh purben
ungefdbrli6 perlest, wGbrenb orei an.
bere .Sniaiisn beraussei6leuoert wur-
ben, aber nit elmer aufriittelung eut'
famen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-08-27
Sdlreibt liner iriue seralI

S6reibt iiber feline Sran rReius
Srau-, i4reibt Serr Sranf .. Wfartm
pom Soutb Sbarou, Ra., -nar pon
mebreren &eiben bsimseiu9t iie bate
Wta9enitDrunsen, S6merjsu In ibren
Nrmeen uno In Der Brult, Atbsmnotb,
Brehanfdlle uub allsemstne S6nd6e.
yiaf benz @ebrau1 bes alpentriutsrs
wurOe iie seiunb. gBir babeu Sbr
9eilmittel iest flint Sabre in Der 5a'
milie sebabt. uub es 1T ME n6tbis 9e'
neisn, eiuen Gr,t ius Saus 3u rufeu.
SD lam SIREN gllpenfrduter allen
Vdtern uno Ofiittern empfeblen."
Sc eriitirt mobl iaum cine anoere
Wtsoijin, wslfe 10 isbr SausmittsI &c.
moroen LIT, nie Sorni's Sllpenfrduter.
@s 1T feline apotbetermeoi;in, ionbsrn
elm altmobif9es Srduter' Seilmittsl,
nel4es @rfolge srjielt unb niemals per'
feblt, Dobltbueub ;u tpirfen. @s pirb
oirett bonn Saboratorium an oas Publi'
fun ssliefert our9 &ofal.asenten. Ntan
ibretbe an: Or. Pster SabrneD &
CONS Co., 1875 90. SOpne auenue,
@birusO, gu.
5orui's Slpenfrduter Blutbslsber III
sn babsn bel 9snrp Dultsr, 1011 @soar
Auenne.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-08-27
Saubbcit Fam ni6t sebcilt wer.

Saubbcit Fam nidbt eebcilt ners
ben bur& locale 2ppIirationsn, neil iis ben fran.
Fen Gbsil hes SPrts uitt rrrsibfn fSnutu. @s
sisbt nur ttnsu 0tg, bic Iaubbrit ,u furirsn,
uuc has III bur6 epnffimtiUnfllt Stilmiittl.
5aubbtit pirb burd sintn snjiinettsn 3unaub
Der itIttmissu ausflspuus btr Gufd6iibsn
HSbre ptruriaGt. gBsnn bisIe RSbrs lI1 snt.
sirert, babt Sbr fiusn rumptlntsn Son pesr
unpclfOmmsnts @sbUr; une tpsnn fit gan, as.
Iblphtn II, srfcIei Saubbsii, unb tpsnn bic Gnt.
Ihneuns ni&t stbpbtn unp bitis 8Sbr pitbr in
tbrtn ssbpriesu 3ufanO pritBt psrbtu fann,
pire has @sbSr fur intmsr ,srifbrt ptbtu ntun
6dqs uuitr ,sbn iinb burh aataTrb Sruriabt,
ptl1sr ni&is ale Elm tnbintsttr 3ufanO bsr
ftltimissn SberH6hsn N.
9Dtr ppasn einbunbtrt Dpllars fir itbtu
(eurt 3atarrb Ssruria&trn) 5aa ppn 5aubbtit
asbsn, ben mir nift burb Ginntbmsn Ron Saa's
aaiarrb.Rur bsiIsu fOuntu. eabt 9uH UNI
ipnlf 9irsuIart fpmmtu.
.. 5. 9bsnty & Co., Sslsep, ..
&5@ gnfauft BON alien Apotbtftrn, 75t.
Saas 6amilisu.pillrn line bic btitsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-08-27

Iisfsrt de ofiies ass aWoehsahlsfz.s
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-08-27
8apne Gcnntp.

6onesbale. = Die Beerbiguug BON
5rau Wtiaael g8eiit, melde mebrere
Gage ;uuOr psritarb, erfOlste am Cams.
tas YOrmittas i'm oentihen fatb. Srieo'
boi, mad einsm Graueroienit in Der ct.
Dfarien Wfasoalena airhe, ben Pfar'
rer Us. 3. Balta leitete.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-08-27

-Serr uuo Srau SOIspb Nfaosn'
ipa1er pon 9tOro Sisbeuter Nuenue
iiuo ourd bic @sburt sinss SObnlsins
be9liidt morben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-08-27

- aus Rom msloet Der 9orreIpun.
bent Der rGrhanse telegraph Co., oaB
bic sllbunisr i'm Gnfrubr bs9riffen
ituo. Die Sniurssnten braugen in
auloua elm nuo biBtsn bort ibrs Slasss.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-07
An optimist at 80.

Cyrus G.. Northrop. former president
of the University OF Minnesota, in an
interview: am an old man now, and
have seen many things in the world.
have seen this great country that we
speak OF as the northwest come. in my
life time, to be popuous and rich The
forest has fallen before the pioneer. the
field has blossomed and the cities have
ris into greatness If there is anything
that an old man 50 years of age could
say to a people among whom he has
spent the happiest days of mis- life. 1t is
this
We live in the most blessed country
in the world The things we have ac-
complished are only the beginning. AS
the years go on, and always we increase
our strength. our power andsour wealth
we must not depart from the simple
teachings of our youth. For the moral
fundamentals are the same and un-
cilangeable.
Here in the northwest We shall make
a race of men that shall inherit the
earth. Here in the distant Years when
me shall long have been for gotten. there
will be power in material accom- =
plshment, in spiritual attainment in
wealth strength and moral influence
the like OF which the world has not vet
seen. This / firmly believe. And the
people of the northwest moving ever
forward to greater things. viii accom-
pIish all this as they adhere always TO
the moral fundamentals. and not 9TH
erwise.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-07
m'ADoo eLAmEs PUBLIC.
Says individuals and Corporations Are
Guilty Of Hoardina.

Washington Oct There is evil
dence In some quarters that individ-
uals and corporations are boarding
money; it is just as reprehensible for
them To do so as it is for the banks"
declared Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo in II statement issued tonight.
There is no reason he continued,
why people should not deposit money
in the banks in the usual way and with
absolute confidence. and there is no
reason why business should not bo
conducted in a normal way
The statement says the following
rates have been charged by banks eN-
cept in exceptional cases:
IN New York nearly all loans to
CORE spondentS We're made at the unl-
form rate of per cent.
In Chicago the prevailing ratio
charged to bank correspondents was
per cent. altho on many loans a lower
rate was charged.
Tn st. Louis while the maximum
rate 10 bank rorresnnnden.s Wa; g per
cent, the prevailing rates were . and
per cont In few cases loans were
being made at lower rates.
In Boston : $40 per cent was
charged in few cases, altho the pre-
vailing rate was per cent.
In Philadelphia the national banks.
as FAR as heard from, report no loans
to bank correspondents In excess of 9
per cent"
The statement announced that no
more lists of banks carrying excessive
reserves will be made public for the
present because there is evidence that
a more liberal disposition is being
manifested.
Il have long list" il co. on.
which arc holding excessive reserves.
and / shall not hesitate to publish It.
In a number of places which have been
brought 10 my notice the interest rate
has been put UP arbitrarily by the conA
ceMed action OF the banks.
There is no Justification for high
interest rates. There, is no real rea-
son for tight money In this country.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-07
EI. MEREDITH is CHOSEN
Des Moines Man Named as Director Of
Chicago Federal Reserve District
Chicago and Kansas city-District
Directorates Are Selected.

Special t. Times Republican.
Washington oct. 1.-E. 7. Meredith.
of Des Moines. was named as one of
the class G directors for the Chicago
federal reserve district by the federal
reserve board today. National Com
mitteemeu Wade in conference with
Secretary McAdoo asked his appoint
ment last week and received assur-
ances then that he would probably be
chosen.
Government appointments of class {
directors OF the federal reserve banks
in Chicago and Kansas City were
named tuGay ny the federal reserve
board This leaves only the Cleveland
directors to he announced before all
twelve banks are ready to begin the
actual work of organization. The
Chicago directors named are:
Federal reserve agent and chairman
OF the board. c II. Bosworth. of Chi
caso: deputy agent and vice chairman,
w. l.. McLelen, Columbia City Ind:
director. Edwin Z. Meredith, Des
Moines. Iowa.
Kansas City: Reserve agent ana
board chairman. j. H. Miller. Kansas
City. Mo-: deputy and vice chairman.
A. +. Ramsey. Muskosee, Okla: direc-
tor, r. II. Malone, Denver, Colo
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-07
BUTTE MAYOR ousTEp.
Lewis j. Duncan, Socialist. Guilty Of
Neqlect Of Duty.

Butte. Mont Oct. Sheriff Timo-
thy priscoll and Manor Lewis j.
Duncan were found guilty Yesterday OF
neglect of their duties in connection
with the recent miners riots, and re-
moved from office by Judge Roy +.
Ayers OF the District Court after 4
trial which lasted more than two
weeks.
The court refused to grant stay OF
execution of ten days. while an appeal
TO the supreme court was perfected
Both offices are vacated pending an
appeal.
Mayor Duncan is removed from Of
flee because of his failure to provide
the city with proper protection last
June, when Miners Union Hall was dy
namited by an opposing faction of
miners and other lawless acts were
virtually without interference by sher
IF or police.
The charge against Sheriff Driscoll
was similar to that against the mayor.
Driscoll admitted in testifying in his
own behalf that his deputies failed to
make forcible resistance to the rioters.
The city council will elect success
sor to Mayor Duncan, who is social
ist. Until the new mayor is named
Clarence A. Smith. socialist, president
Of the council. will be acting mayor.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-07
PAGE ONE.

PAGE ONE.
TeIesraphic News:
Won kluck Attempts New Thanking
Movement
Battle Line Extends Toward Antwerp
Searchlights Cued to Blind Allies.
Russians Checked in Hungary.
German Torpedo Boat Destroyer
Sunk.
Strikes Mine in North Sea.
Farm Loan Reforms Proposed.
PAGES TWO AND THREE.
Iowa News:
knights OF Luther Campaign Scheme
Fails
Deserted Bride Kills self.
Commission After Drug Peddlers.
New Trial For DR. L.ongshore- Moon
PAGE FOUR.
Editorial.
rs to EXtravagance.
Are our Taxes Too High"
Garst Is Right.
Topics and Iowa Opinion.
PAGE FIVE.
Iowa News:
Eagle Grove Ar',norY Dedicated.
That Pocahontas suit.
PAGE SEVEN.
Story.
The Last Shot
PAGES SIX, EIGHT AND NINE.
City News:
Sellers Convicted of "Rootlegging."
Supreme Court Decision Favors
Prosecutions.
Rain Interferes With Sunday School
Workers.
Wettest September on Record
Two Veterans Dead at Home.
General and Brief cit! News.
PAGE TEN.
NJ arkets and General:
Liverpool Advance Lifts Wheat
Corn Movement Retarded.
Democrats Sldestcp Gasolene Tax.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-07
BOSTON PLAYER eERAks ANKLE.
Third Baseman Smith Of Braves, Has
Bad Accident.

New York Oct. 7.-James c. Smith.
third haseman OF the Boston National
League club. broke his right leg just
above the ankle in sliding to second
base in the ninth inning OF the first
game of yesterdays doubleheader with
BROOKLYN. Smiths place in the worlds
series will he taken by Charles Deal.
utility infieider, MIR. Stailings said
Smiths accident would not effect the
championship series.
Other members of the team had
the same opinion as manager Stallings
that Smiths inability to play would
no. have any effect in the games be-
tween the Braves and Philadelphia.
1--WE are going to give the Athletics
the hardest battle they had ever had.
sslA AIana&aa aAA2lings.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-07
OFFICIAL FRENCH REPORT.
Fighting on Left Wing Continues Witt
Great Violence.

Paris. Oct THE following officiA;
communication was given out this af-
ternoon:
"On our left wing the battle still con-
tinues with great violence. The OPP
posing fronts extend into the region
between Lens and Labasse, thirteen
miles southeast of Lille.
"on the front extending from the
Somme to the Meuse there is nothins
to report.
"In the Woevre district the enem:
made a new effort to stop our progress
but his attacks again failed.
"In Russia the German army. de-
feated in the battle OF Ausustowo.
which lasted from Sept. % ITO Oct. 3.
endeavored to arrest the Russian pur-
suit at prepared positions along the
line of the Wirballen frontier. At
Lyck the Russia troops continue their
advance and at several places they
have penetrated into East Prussia
To sum up. the German offensive in
the Niemen has brought to an end by
a complete check, accompanied by very
considerable losses
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-07
: jGANlzArloN OF MoRroAogl /
BUSINESS URGED ~ OR. JOHN
LEE COULTER.
SPEAKER At CONVENTION
OF sAM.<ERV ASSOCIATION
Advocates Now Pls- Whseshy purpsse
Of Loan Would Govern Length sf
limo Loan Is to Rur-Wouid Fsru
Holding Cooperation and dPsrnit Dss. !
rover to Pay in lnstaiimsnts.

Chicago, Oct. INSTRUMENTATION OF
the lender will be the friend and finan-
cial adviser and guardian, IL need be,
Of the borrower. was advocated hero
today by DR.. John Leo Coulter. secre-
on rural credits.
DR.. Coulter spoke before the first
annual convention OF the farm mort
gage bankers association. 1t is essen
tial. he declared. that better financial
principles be applied to farm mort
cages. Two leading principles. he said,
must guide the loans. First the
amount and period OF loan must be
loan Ia required. Second. provision
must be made for the extinction of the
loan In annual instaIlments.
Purpose to Govern Period.
"of the 6.350000 farms in the United
States. about 10000 are operated by
their owners and OF these 1.s27. 900 are
mortgaged." DR.. Coulter said, Under
the general practice these mortgages
are made to run from three to five
years. I urge that the length of the
period OF loans should vary with the
purpose. If the loan is made to equip
the farm with machinery or live stock
1t should run from five to ten years.
II to erect buildings the loan might ex-
tend from five TO fifteen years. II to
purchase the farm, the loan might ex-
tend as far as thirty-f' Ave years. As to
my idea that the loan should be.paid of
in installments. the farmers revenue
IS obtained in this way. and unless tho
farmer does so provide he Is apt to
ask an extension OF time when tho loan
natures. 4
Would Form Holding Cooperation.
Investors might not DO satisfied
with loans paid on the installrnent plAn
and to stabilize tho income from such
an investment. holding corporations
might be formed to assemble such loans
and issue bonds to the public"
Control Of such business. he said.
would he vested in tho federal govern
ment under whose control the whole
business might be placed on sound
basis. =
Or. Coulter said he was opposed 10
direct government loans or subsidies
IN connection with farm mortgages
Sessions or the association VIII con-
tinue over tomorrow. Bankers from
all parts of the country are to take
part In the discussions