davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-11-11

Langenarck znaGn6 pokrotiJi
nez Langemarck a Dixmude." "
| Il hlavniho armAdnibo veliteI-
styi Y BorlinG vydana pond6II
yecer nasledujici zprava:
"BGbem veGera vypad nepfiteIe
Z Nieuportu, ktery byl opakovdn
b6hem noel, npIne selhal. Pres
tyrdosijny odpOr mas dtok ma
Ppry pokraGuje zyolna, ale stale.
Nepfatelskf protiGtoky jiho-zd-
padn6 cd Ypru byIy odrazcny a
nGkolik set muzd zajato.
"Na vychodnim jcyisti vaIky
1tok slime ruskG hotovosti sever.
ne cd Jezera Wyszter byl odrazen
g znacn%mi ruskymi ztratami. -
Ctyfi tisfce RUSH bylo zajato
deset strojoyych del ukofist6.
mo-"
u generaIniho Stabu rlskeho
ndsledujici zprdva vydana byla
Y pondeli veGer:
Ma pruskgch hranicich bo-
lich 80 pokratuje. Ruskt vojsko
obsadilo GoIdap. Smerem ku
Mlawe " Polskuj jsme pokrotili
a zastavIli pohyb zeleznicnich
yIakd nepfitele blize stanice Zol-
dau We Vychodnim Prusku.
"Ia rekou VisIou N6mci couvli
z Wlozlawsku do Niezumy a od
konlnu k Slupu.
INA cestach ku Krakow tia
cine zpet zadni voj Rakusan6. --
Ma jih od Premysle zajali jsme 7, |
Iistopadu 1000 muzn ukofistiIi
n6kolik del.
ma vychodnim pobfezi KAY
kazu nepfdtelsk6 krianiky Sc oh
lcylly Il. a 7. listopadu, -
Japanska armada do Evropy7 !
V pond6Ii dosla 4 Tokia do
4ondyna zprava sd6lujiei, H. vc
|ojenskych kru2ich vazn6 se po-
n$sli ma yyslani iapanske armd-
lpry pokracuje zvolna, ale stale
" do ETopy, ably pomdhala An
'Ilcandm, traneouznm IA Belglta.
Iom IA j. pry dost mozno, h. rozho-
'ujici kruhy vladni hudou pro
On plan 1iskdny,
Jnou zaiimayou hpravou jest,
e lapansk} cisar ,losihito y9no- /
al $4,000 na meztnarodni ne.
loenlci sv. lMkase v Tokiu, kite. h
4 ma hfti poslayena nakladem /
100000. Jest To poprvt, ~ pod
ii toho druhu ulnan hyl na mi ,
tech neiyyssieh Ncmoeuice una
iti spravovana missii epIskophl c
eirkye represeutovanou nr Il !
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-11-11

Afkelt ua aAlaalutaN balisll v
llelaN severe sapa.lnl ffan
"a N1uel utulFial aa,lnua aslf
f,tilel poFasku, iaAe - hel,Asl !,
rhvaluln. kdv va eelt 9Ale ustu
tua ntel Rast, ani neieueAu ne
ps.slpuplll ale uueeni hsll upsisli
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-11-11

Dyacet mil cd lnsterbergu, pc
cd Goldapu, jak ptak lett, mem
nez sedmdesat mil od BerIina --
TO jest posice ruske armAdy dnes
D6jist6 yalky pfesinulo sc ysu
dc do n6mecktho 1zemf. Rusoy'
utoGi nyni na rakousk o-n6meckj !
zadni voj ma venkovnich llni
ich pevnosti Krak0ya. Ruska jiZ
da, ktera vtrhla do Poznan6, pro
razila levy box NGmcn ma rec,
Wart6 bliae Koninu. Tyto ope
race jizdy Sc silnou oporou pc
choty a delostreIectva, uGinily
neudrAiteInymi ysecky obrannt
posice NemcG uvnitr polsk% %ch
hranc.
Rusovt nyni drzi beze vseho
odporu velikou linii zakopG III.
hnoucf oil Czenstochow6 ma jih
ku Krakow a ma sever ku Ka-
liszi. N6meckG reservy "A mistni
obyvatelstvo, jez bylo k tomu do
nuceno, po cely mesic pracovali
ma techto zdkopech, kter6 byly
zbudovany n podepfeny vsude
jako podzemni obydli. Ty byly
nyni vsecky opust6ny.
Rusoye zmocnili SO 1900 kar na.
lozenych uhlim, stojfcich ma Wy
hybkach We Vychodnim Prusku
ma posicfch, kter6 Nemci yyklidi-
Ii.
N6mecke rakouske armddy v
Polsku pokratuji We SVEN Gstupu.
N6mci napjali vsecky silly, ably 60
nejdrive dostihli hranic. Cd te
chvile, 60 hnuli sc od Varsayy, ne
utkali Sc ami Y jedint v6tsi bitvt.
Ma SVEN 1stupu pouziIi do vel
kt miry motorovych kar, jiehz
pry mali 10000 jedin6 ma w
chodni fronts. Asi 10000 bylo
iich dano k disposici zadnimu
voii, ktery, kdyz byl zdrael co
nejvice Rusy, mohl Sc bez obtizi
spojiti hlavni armadou.
V poslednich dnech ma front6
We VFehodnim Prusku N6mei
poslali ma hitevni caru chlapcc
We veku IL a Ii rokn. Mezi voz
Ky zaiatymi na nemeck}ch IA
yazadlovyeh vozech hyly shleda-
ny deny We yojeuskyeh unifor
mach,
Ruska kaykazska armada po.
kratuie nspesne ve SVEN ta2eni
proli Turk0m. Nejddleiit6jsim
Jest dohyti slime opevnent posi-
ee, p6tadvaeet mil y}ehodne od
lsrzerumu, roraiena kurdska jig
da hyla rozprAseua na male tlupy |
y ndolieh a prasmycieh ma jth od
hranie,
kurioyt, podporoyau, prayt
lelufm voiskrm a ozhroienSml
,rdlaky. pokuslli So o postup srvc-
~ yJehu.lnt od harskillIsse, a.,
,sak hyl fahuaut = yehkfmi ttra
ami kurdska ite,la jest ulaha
.ena Nlaskeltu, llasaukale a
nedtl penkieh hranle Ntkdlk |
lup l'ersauu, pod yaieoyatyua !
tm,Fa llgsmata, hysaItho tsaesl
iika pellyle y 'rrheranu a lhFa
ltms lipka. ppnle MA tureeka
rFskem pometl
Armsaali nptehliet, kteh rs hr
.au pses katkaaske htaaloe, I've
i D. tufvekt sop,ka MA roskaN
.estf,lyll ysgehy ArmypY ktert
al,adue bltAa hrauie. sla,iyalll
q stseh hlAAi - iakp dphrevul
lel ,la holp pFpii faskam
Fake IA aApadalm hallAIl steall
asptsle Nameam
Aekplt na aARAllulal balistA
.vlat . \ severe aalsa,lnl Ffan
4 N1uel urulual lAtlpoa sis
.tiiel pofAsku, iaAe - heitAsl n
s,alasm. Ale va eelt eAlv ustu
al ntei Russ eni neieneAu ~
eslpupill ale uuevni htll upuAll
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-11-11
strach Kanade pred n6meckymi
kTizniky.

Y nrednich kruzich V OttawG je
vi Nc VelikG vzrusoni mad pritom
nosti pttl n6meckych kfizniku ,
Tichem 0ceane, zeJm6na kdya ST
oznamuje, le obavany kri2nik
Emden jest6 n6kolik jmych jest
ia cestt, ably Sc = temito p6ti spo
jily,
Nlhledem k ttto hrozlyt sltuacl
konala Sc Ye stfedu taina konfe.
renee ndmofnich uradniku a d0.
stoJnlku, l'roslyeha Sc, ~ budou
lined urln6na mutna opatfcni, ale
heW Sc, laktho hudou rdm,
~ vseohuy uemrck6 kfizuiky
ualtSaJici Sc uyui y tiehomoi
skyeh vodach, sr spoji y jcdnu
flotilm, lc 1de poyalovano "a gee
Ia llstr, iakoS to, a. N6nei Wy,
houali sAeehny ptipravy, ahy tyto
Faletnt lodi mohlp hytl opatfoyi
ny dostatkrm uhh pokud se an.
gllckt a iaponskt kfllniky ueu
tkali $ tauto flotiIlou hude stale
neheapetl pro- pfblaym kauadska
mtsta ua pobrrii liebtbo motr
v pVt tad5 ipst ohaea. a. flo
tllla pflnluie \ pfslayu NiktoriA
a pad yyhf0lkau homhardoydui
hldr yY5adoyati ylpamt Mana
ia mehla hy se y teehta misteoh
brapltl ieltus dkfma po,lmursky
Inl tmnN kterb hyla sakoupila oh
'Ihkt ylisly hned ptl ahaiem
salkN tfltnmu3 kotyi u Van
'auvvrsk9hu pflslayu.
habadskb aeadN isou aeintpa |
.ueroAelauN Viva BE- utupebt |
.fi4nlkS i,aa Evlml dahfe tprau |
y q pehs beeh angllekteh tfipt |
IA IL lanu tak aknleeuA iar |
Nle dpkAsAna tla utkellkrals
',slf,lne epal hittua a elbktho
'ohfvtl, klp uifpsla anvlieaA
AAdra peFaaka
Y tsquimAuisA1 stania ualttail /
! pfllaiane ansligAe ktsanlAy
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-11-11
NEoDKLADEJTE s OBJED-
NAVKOU.
Kalendafe
"AMERIKAN"
Da rok 1915
JIZ JBOU ZDEl
JIz JBOU ZDEl

NeDi eeskt domacDosti, kdc by
postrAdaIi kaIendAfc. A prhve ja.
10 hospodGfi, TAX zyIAst6 hospo-
dy6Ify rok N rokem toho yzdy
dbaji, ably kalcndaf nechybd. --
V5ccko odpustf, kaIeDdAf ale mu-
ii byt V mnobycb rodinAcb ka-
Iend1fe jsou v tokoy6 obIib6, ze
81 je ukIadaji n, kdyz Sc dostavi
dIonbt yeGcry, tn jc pro syoji nh
bayu vybIedavajf Il znoyu a zno-
VI proGitaji
SpoIecnost Pokroku kazd6ho ro-
In ct. syym pfizniycdm a cten4-
film poskytuje kalendafe
"a nepatrny doplatek
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-11-11
RuskO VItBz Ayti N6mC6m ! Raku$an0m
Armada j8hO NIha dV6ma proudly do SSzka vjchOdnho
PTuska EakOusS WjskO byO zsHatsno al
SamJm Kapat0m.
RovNEz TUREcKU RUsKA ARMADA JEST ma vfTEz
MEM POsTUPU

Ma zpadnim bo Nemc utpen ohromnych zra byl nuce
nj opusuh oba bfehy feky Ysey Sponci neenom udrze
svoji beyn caru ale n6kterych msech postoupI Ra
kousko oznamuje 6spech jiznho bojs6 pevnos
Tsngtau poloosrove Kiaocau vychodoask6m pobcz
pada po tfmesicnim hrdinnGm wdoru
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-11-11
Rakousky Gspech ma jiznim
bojisti.

We Vidni vydano bylo Y ned6li
nasledujici 1redni prohlaseni.
"Na jiho-vychodnim jevisti val.
ky bitva ma cele front6 trvala
vcera y nezmensenou prudkosti.
Pres tvrdosijny odpor nepratel-
ske armAdy opevn6n6 posice jed.
ma "a druhou byly dobyty, az v ;
hodin dneS rano jedno \ nejsiln6j-
Sich mist, kostajnik, ktere Srbo-
v6 pokladali "a nepremozitelnG,
bylo vzato 1tokem naSfm vol.
skem.
"Pocet zajatcn a ukorist6n}ch
del ncni zndm."
V pondeIi rak ousko-uherskG We.
levyslanectvi We Washington6 da-
10 na verejnost ndsledujici bcz-
dratovou depcsi obdrzenou Z Vid.
ne:
'Iadne bltvy na severe vychod-
MIN jevist valky " IIaIiGU. V
2oufalych bojich So pokraGujc V
Srbsku, blize krupant. Zakopy
opevn6n6 posiec ncpfdtclskt wa
ty iitokem, -
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-11-11
Gen, Won Kluck mrtev.

Doplsovatcl "Excelsioru" 4
llavru ujlstuje, le obdrzel zpra.
vu Z pramene, ktery nem1zo sdt-
| lit, 10 nemecky general Won
kluck zemrel pred desiti dny v
|nemocalel v Namuru, kde byl IL
cen na poran6ni ua hlave, popi
soyatcl pravi, ze NO smrt generala
von kMcka Relgli Il Nemeeku
.tau General yon kluck vedl Ia
zeni nemoekehe pravtho kfidla,
ktert postoupllo az na uekolik mil
pred Parik Y prynlm mesici val
ny, Fax velcl syt armad6 ho-
ileh ma tece Aisue. hdyz pudkt
hoir pfenesly se do lMlgle nt
meekt mavt kridlo roztahIo 70 al
de toboto uerml general von
hluek 20 svtm mlstlptm ustupu
od faflle aastal NO sytm poslage,
nt ktere sauial nu ryee AIsne,
Nedaypa hitNa tam aastiutna by.
Ia onoa helell a gpueralu yon
hluekeyi a ieho armada dan vel
Iui polfphuN dpoemgk.
kpfaEu te geu yun hluok tp
IuFel, ehtlraela t1s sestra ishe, ~
N unjoposa bsdligi y Duluth.
sIiuu.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-11-11
Nemecka pevnost Tsingtau padla

Y sobotu oznameno urcdna v
Toklu. H. n6mcckd pcvnost Using
tau ma yychodoasijsktm pobrezi
Nzdala Sc japonsktmu anglick6-
mu lodstW IA yoisku, lrcdni ozna-
meni pravi, le prv} krok ku yzdh
nj pevnostl u6ln6n byl q pnlnoei,
kly ptchota napadlu dohyla
sttcdui pevnostt y ohraun6 linii.
ri akci d lajala goo mu2u posdd.
Ky, Nemei yztytili hily prapor v
snhotu q 7 hodlu6 ranni IVA pov6-
truostpi stauiei Y Tsiugtau, Ry
ehla kapitulaee N6mch lpdsohi
la veltkt pfekyapeni u voiaku 4,
tamotMikh, ktrd tam hoiuyall, /
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-11-11
hraIFause eiaafay padl

Rtpeka "1flhuna asuamuie.
IL hoiiah a NkIefnisstes byl Ia
ee sransn hFalranep etsatv Nild
IVA hrate NNatmskf 4 II i I.u,lal
fanaW sstm ppilphl Ntmoi na
iFont2 pFetl llusNm velles trpl
mFan tNh kFai ieal p0Atyl sns
Aam
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-13
TIMES REPUBIICAN, MARsHAILTowN. IOWA: MAY IS 1914
Stoekers and Feeders.

Chicago MAY iS-Neit!ler weather
conditions. nor the record prices now
current were conducive 20 an active
trade on country account in stock ana
feeding cattle Tuesday. The market
however. on such trading as was done
held firm at the strength shown Mon
day. Fresh supply was Very light END
speedily bought up, sellers admitting
that prices We're up TO ths best levels
of Monday and the histo",' II the mar
ket There was no, much doing or
country account during the morning
hours. hut yard dealers, having laid IN
their supplies on Monday al lofty ;is-
ures We're disinclined - grant any
con eSS!ons.
In the late trade Monday selected
classes of steer yearljnss sold in car
load lots up TO $3.50 Tor the frst time
in open market history. 5. unch OF
fortyfour head of $50 pound Angus
going 10 q Michigan buyer and thirty
high class Shorthorn and Hereford
mixed, averaging Sc pounds 10 Hi
nois at this figure. There were other
sales IN TO ss.S5d $40 and some very
good qualified yearlings vent out yes
isrday morning al the former figure.
warnings and 2-year- Old steers sold as
they came from the coultT: al $50.
y larger volume Of business IS ne
ing done at and above the s-cent line
than ever before ana recent advances
nave been shared in fully hy the me-
dunn and lower priced classes, III fact
anything bovine that gives the leas
promise Of doing q credi;a sle perform
ance on good pastures ! making eX
treI1ely high prices. pre-;y ordinary
class OF light stOcher steers taxing
$50 Z: I.e5 and business confined TO
trashy throwouts down Ia ana under
the .-ceni line.
Very few good qualified stock COWS
and heiferS are coming and Tho there
was little doing in Their. Tuesday.
there are a number OF waiting orders
on hard for such kinds al prices up 10
sAe best OF the season. Most OF the
right good 20 choice stock he.ters OF
sight weight are selling At 500 rs,
and $50 IS quotabie for the rest light
Kinds. Most Of the decent 10 good
qualified thin Young COWS are lnakin~
$fQoG SIS. with choice k5ad Il? 20
$50
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-13
1i,,=e-s 81 a New Spi-i.

What's this any way some Kind
o+ snow" said . man -h= otnsr daE 20
&. energetic woman going ta-I the
Era ratlway station n JerseT C..y Win
-wa.re young fellows. each Of whom
carried bedding rolled III and tied with
= string, 4 box OF sandwiches and &
change OF QnlArclcthes.
on. NY. no" she laughed. It's just
= school"
tn. woman vas Katharine g. Davis,
commissioner Of corrections Of New
York Ci.y. and her troupe" consisted
O. bows from tie NV York retor!na-
tor. Cor male n1isde1neaDan-s or Hart 9
island. They were bound for th@ CITY :
-an EiG.acre farm near New Hampton
\. y, where they were planning 10
-ar7D out until they could build their
own bunk house.
Commissioner Davis wax with the
bows when with rha -ef"-natory band
nlavlrg Aud Lang Syne. they en-
t,arxad al Harris island for boat rice
aronr5 the Battery TO the Erie station
Jus- as they were leaving, Warden
! Nu--ha ran down 10 the boat with Z
white buil pup for mascot. We named
II Holm Martin" said Miss Davis. but
! discovered later II was female dog so
We shall have 10 call II Jane.
~ Jersey City they w+re joined by
! Robert. Rosenblutil, who is in charge Of
rho farm. and the boys carried his suit
! case violin and typewriter. Nearly the
same age as the boys Che is -lb. ne Is
y graduate of Yale and Of an aericul-
-D-al school. Four graduates OF the
Cornell agricultural school are TO ot
farm Instructors
The boys are building buHknousf
for twenty-five under the direction O
the Corn ell graduates who live. eat ant
sleep with them. One Of the boys !!
the cook for the party.
Eventually the farm will need NOR
living houses. d bakery. laundry, sc"
age disposal plant. schools and out
buildings. But even il she had tn
money to take all the boys to the farm
A. once. Commissioner Davis said sh
would rather have done It this way.
wholesale transference would haF
meant carrying along also the tran
lions and spirit OF the refornatory o
Harris island. She believes the httl
groun there now will develop ne'
snirit which will be impaired 70 thos
who come after.-The Survey.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-13
Public s.rvie. and the Universities.


What should be the relation of the
university to the state? OF the muni-
cipal university to the municipality?
What is the nature of the public service
nov being rendered by the various
types of universities? Should post
graduate students in universities be
trained by doing things that need TO
be done. wherever the need is greatest?
What should be the kind Of service
rendered by a national university:
Why should a democracy have a
trained public service? What can the
university do for such training?
These are among the subjects on the
program of the first national confer
ence on universities and public service
which has just been called for May IL
by Mayor John Purroy Mitchell Of New
York City
The committee on practical training
for public service of the American Po-
litical Science Association is charged
with the organization and management
of the conference. This committee was
created to examine places where lab
ratory work for graduate students in
political science can be done: to rec
cmmend 20 faculties that graduate
credit be given to such places; to use
its best endeavors to obtain scholar
ships for this laboratory work. and to
secure an endowment for building up a
trained body of public servants, and to
make, II possible. system of records
and efficiency standards for graduates
doing practical work in political
science.
The immediate purpose is to provide
means for giving graduate students in
political science opportunities for trains
ing by doing. under adequate supervis-
ion. things that need to be done by
various governmental departments
The Survey
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-13

II would ne surprising. OF course.
10 see the state OF Texas give q repUn-
livan majority in any kind OF a state
election, remarked James 4. Peters.
Of Galveston AT the Raleigh. The
Lone Star stale has always been SO
uve-Wh elFningly democratic that when
= republican IS elected TO office there
~ is looked upon as a curiosity. on
several occasions there have been re-
publican members Of congress sent to
WASHINGTON and there IS one county in
the state vhjcr mas the distinction OF
once having cast a solid republican
vote for a candidate But there are
insny counties ia Texas.
'Hoy.ever there has been tre!nend-
Gus change Of sentiment among the
people in Ine asst few months, and all
6fIe 10 Mexico have heard lifelong
democrats declare they'd never again
yo+. democratic ticket The patience
Of ranv II ou- people has been tried.
l. is 3 finely patriotic thing TO stand
h,. our government bu, ! venture 10
sa- that Il vote we're taken TO-DAY II
womb h. largely for intervening II
NexEco and Strengthening OUT the aiiai'
al .ha, distracted cuuntrr. Down 'here
We can appreciate what II is % "ai'
while vour enemy is working. We nave
hea,, waiting for months, with the re-
s,,7t ina. ou.rages have been committed
sy.nos- within our borders. 10 say
hat IL his VII have no pplidcai el
eart Is nonsense II would re 700 mocA
N hone tha, Texas would g. republican
in ne near future, but firmly believe
f.,a- The republican vote in ths next
.7=r-;c,, skill ne 80 large that Il Viii
,etrr9s7 everybody on every hand
n-4 car hear desire thai Colonel
Roosevelt. caa!a direct the affairs in
Ntx:--c - w sflingtcr Post.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-13
Chica go Pros uce,

Chicago Ny u.
Butter-Cnchanged
Ers-Higher. receipts @2.547 casaz:
a, mark. cases included IL. n Is = or
d;,ary ars-s IL. 4 lSz.; first iSi= q
1Sa.. -
Cheese-IrreguIar 1aisi=s 80. q -;
,u.ins 141L 114I-: Young Americas
1,a615s long horns l5Ti5i4.
po,,itrv-AIiye unchanged.
Pork-Cash 70: 30.
Lard-Cash o.a5.
Ribs-Cash 1o-5o6 l-.oo.
Rre-So. ?. s3i7.
Barley-4sd So.
Tin,othv-e75N 40.
c1oyer-s o06 1880.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-13
Chicago Hay Market

faicago, MAY ,g.-IIay- Recclp.s.
SIS tons; shipments 12- IONS.
Choice mothy-SlS5elg $50
No ;i,no,hy-$ls.5EFlI 90.
No. rimothy-Sl+ hu n 500.
40 3 timothy ana Nc mixed -
s-I.00 q 800
G3aVcr-s7.T9 a 1871
Alfalfa. chcica-sl7o $500
Alfalfa No. I-sl5.00I soc
Alfalfa, No. 2-si2.0nd i 90.
Iowa. Minnesota and Dakota.
c.1oicA-s,5. OF q f5.5n.
Iowa. Minnesota and Dakota.
40 i-S' aoa; li.6o
Illinois. Indiana ana Wisconsin feed
ing 0rair.e-sS 90 q 1h.HG
Pack,re so n 80
Rye Strauss COG SO.
Ga, st-aw-ss.5aG- 20
Wheat straa-So-9t,@Ss SEQ.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-13

made no threats. During the
campaigns this summer the congress-
sional committee will insist in retiring
such members Of congress as have
blocked suffrage legislation. in spite OF
strong sentiment for It in their con-
sressional districts.-From statement
by Mrs. Antoinette Funk, Of the Ma
tional Woman Suffrage Committee.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-13
c-ai, Trace News Items,

f--r, r,ar,=or'S wire 20 Bel < Wicn-
e,-an. 903 Masonic ,en7,e. Phone
P-.-'a-r -eczip.s-vhea- $4,000;
co-r. - .ot4 oats 4-;.o9o
P-srs-v shipments -Whsa- 1,s2- 600;
c7r- - T0o oats l0i-.066
C.=a-arces- Nh=a' ard -four 80 go :
corn. 10000 oats 1000
No-.h1=s- N!rreaPo,'s So;
Duluth. :, Wircije- -!
Chicago car !o:s-Whea;, - CORE.
IS: cats 2S
Estimated cas-Ttea-- 3: car2 =;
cats 8
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-13
LOCAL MARKETS.
Prices Paid to Farmers by Marshall
town Merchants

Il Willard, Son & Co. quote the fol-
lowing prices:
Green hides-i1 cents
No. ,allow-5 cents.
BeeSwax-3Q cents.
Horse hides. large-s3oo.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-13
Local Livestock Market.

Britain 4 Co, today quoted he fol-
lowing prices for hogs:
Premium hogs over $50 pounds--,.s0.
Good packers-7S0.
Prime hogs. lao TO $50 pounds-7.s0.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-13
LABEL MUST SHOW CONTENTS
ACCURATELY, SAY FEDERAL
REGULATIONS.
RULING APPLIES TO GOODS
IN INTERSTATE COMMERCE
Rules Devised For Net Weight Law 's-
sued by DEPARTMENT. Of Agriculture
Accurate information Concerning
Contents Of Food Packages Sought
PACKAGE or Bottle Not included.

Washington May Is. = Manufac-
,ursrs and packers OF foods sold in
packages and bottles hencstorth Will
be REQUIRED 10 state upon the label or
wrapper the net weight or volume OF
the contents.
The department of agriculture is
hued Yesterday the regulations devised
by the secretaries of agriculture COM
,nerce. and the treasury governing the
enforcement OF the net weight food
law passed by the last congress. The
penalties Of the law. which applies
only 10 interstate shipments, are not to
ne invoked. however until sept. 8 next.
Provides For Plain Statement.
The department statement follows:
The regulations require that the
manufacturer Of foods shall! plainly
mark al packages. bottles. and other
containers holding more than two
ounces ayoirdupois or more than one
nuid ounce TO show the net weight OF
the contents.
The measure must ne stated IN
avoirGupois pounds and ounces. United
States gallons, quarts pints. or fluid
ounces. United States standard bush
els half bushels. pecks, quarts, pints,
or half pints. The contents by like
method may be expressed in terms OF
metric weight or measure.
The quantity stated on the con-
ta!ner must represent the actual guam
THY of food exclusive Of wrappings and
container
Accurate information Sought.
contents may be stated ny numerical
count, provided such numerical count
gives accurate information as 10 the
quantity Of food in the package. Under
this requirement il would not be
enough 10 state that a package Of
candy contained ,wenty--four cream
peppermiuts.as candies vary in size and
actual quantity OF candy in the pack
age.
lin the packing and bottlins of many
foods il would be Impossible or else
add unnecessarily 10 cost for the man
ufacturer TO place an absolutely &C
curate statement Of the amount of the
food in every package. and for this
anceS or variations in packages where
the discrepancies are due exclusively
10 unavoidable errors in weighing,
measuring. or counting which occur
! In packing conducted in compliance
with good commercial Practice"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-13

Insulated tongs have been invented
especially for handling electric fuses.
even in connection with heavy cur
rents.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-13
n:.,,,I;. Cash Grain Close.

,r.,rn;sbed by Taylor G. Patton. grain
.rohan,s % East Main. Phone SS.]
Minneapolis. May l3.
~..,t-No. l hard, a5S: No.
-a-.hern s2z.Ms47s: No. northern
sO7s M927s; No. ) northern. - wv %
~ hard Montana, 9o5s ms1S.
corn-No. 8 yellow. ssts a67; to ar.
rive. ssh: No. 4. 65d5o'
o.te-No. 9 white. 371. aSs; to ar.
SfvA SIN; No. 3, S41a q sS1s
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-13

This train brought Nelson O'Shaugh-
messy, American charge d'affaires at
Mexico City, and other Americans TO
Vera Cruz. The other picture shows
some of the damage done to the walls
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-13

One of these pictures shows mariiies
on the rear of a refugee tram
left Vera Cruz and met the 'euse
train from Mexico City. Inc MAJ ,hes
guarded the train with machine SUNS suns.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-13

st. Louis is the largest primary fur
market in the wors1.