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Washington Journal., 1914-06-20
@ai6inatau 6 YrO5ent Germmncni
Building NiiOriatiOn.
0ireft0ren aNf 6en gIMsfIna.

@em man Don ser Building Illo-
citation Iieit, mlB man nit oieicni
@cgriff nidt glcid Den 9egriff Sali3
ooer @cl0 III &erbin0lung bringcl.
SIN @rln0e gcnonlmten iii 0ieier Sc
0anfc ioobl Der natiirlidlte unO lGd)it
aelegclie, aber man fam Onbon alld)
ctmas o6ihpeifen ln1o Den 9egriff
9hlSfln0 Oamit p%erbin0en. lln0 Den
Ie%BtQc1lnnnten 8cgriff baben Oenu
oll9 oie 0ireftoren Der @nibington
6 Yro5c1t in Die @irflidfcit NM
acIebt. Gs pdrc olttb nibt BON Sic
fen @erren @ireftoren nnO @elomdn-
nerlt al ~perlangell, 0nB Tie 0as golt5e
liebe HSabr i'm @elO bcrlnllpiiblcn :;
eitpas iriide 2uft mollen iie ic5lieB
li6 aitt) Ga6en; ITO icoermann giebt
e 5li, 0aB iie 0ies reOli6 per0ienen;
oellH iie lcitcil eiaen Ser 6eltperipal-
ictcn @altbereiae, Ser iif ~ollgeneiner
@elie6i6eit i'm Maibingtoncr Delltid.
tunu e~rfrcut mo iid go. 629 s Str.
V. Us. Dclln0et.
Pin (cBten SamStaq, Sen 13. 5.
9ft3. ging eS per @lefuiI6e I'M 3
llbr nod Baltimore. Gin &omite
bate sic game @ergniiQungsfobrt
5e6r mobl aeoronet. giad) Ser Gin
Ifunft 6aielbit bcgoben iib Sic Heiien-
Sell naA Miller Brothers Neltall-
ront, ~ frii6er Sdnsioer's German
Gaic liiehc snuloncG) an Oer
g8eit Gapctte StraBe. 9ie @errer
N1iQer toter fir lire @1ite g(leS,
mas in ibrcn @rGiten ltano - 3li
0eren G1re iei IS gelagt uno sur
ar1Bten 3n~irieoenbeit ser 9fisfliig=
Ter. @nA elmer aliten 2nbung lulA
na0 flt5em &erlrnlman0ern begabell
iid Sic @erren alti Sen 9alnpfer
Northumberland ser 4Sotontnc- ilnS
G6elapeafc Steanlboat 60, sic 81
nie, sic sic ib6le Gbeiapeafe 8ar
mo Sen Yotonac befG6rt Smii6er
Baltimore mo @albington. Oh
9feiienoen lobten oieiet 9ampfer me.
gen ieiner i60nen &abinen ltl0 9ll-
ten @erpilegmg. Sim Montag Mor-
gen langten iie mie0er IN @aibing.
ton al. QeiOer fonnten ser &rdii.
sent 8. 81. 9fG0el uno Serr $. @afdl
eil Director 0es Gereins, ol oieicl
SeraniigrnlgsfaBrt niht teilnebmen
meaen einaetretener Sin0erniiie. 9it
Eeilne6mer am NuSfllae parelt oil
folgen0en Serren. So6n &nnien,
@i~5eprGii0ent; S. s. @ergmann
SdaBmciiter; 6. g. 0ltermaper, Sc.
fretGr; ole 9ireftoren: 6. s. Cats
Sno. S. Clipper; s. @amm(in9
Sno. Scnocrion il. uno 6. $. GnD.
Ser.
Washington Journal., 1914-06-20
@cniiunSanrt Scrlicrt go Glerfs.

o@eaen mangelnoer @erwilli=
gniig4 bat ser @cniions Gomniiidr
Galbgaber GO Angeitellten leines @lt=
reolls Sen 2auipaB aegebeiL mo, mie
perlautet, ioaen 100 meitereH Oas.
ieIbe S6idial oroben. Gle Gntlol-
iungen treten am 30. Sltni in arait,
mo ben oapon getroftenen miro cs
frei gelteQt, bis Dobin ibre iGbrli6en
6erien 5lt nebmen. Serr 0ennis, Ser
Gbefclerf oes Bureaus, erfldrt, Die
NeoufIion IN oet Meiben Der 9lnge-
~itelten mare 0lrb 0as GongreB Sc
icB be0mgt, 0aS cen Stab 0es Sure.
aus allf t45 Sellte bcihrdnft. Nlc
@raOe, ron Dem 5000 bis 81 Dem
$4,000 Grao iino bctrofIen. llnter
Sen Gntlaiienen beiinocn liA mn 9
@eteranen, elmer Oerielben lit 81
Sabre ait ben ieine &inoer bel iid)
SIT baben miini6eL inlo Der anocrc
bat mr. aeringe Nflidten mo lid ali.
Ber0em ell tleines &ernt6gcn eripart.
80 iagt Gbefclerf 0cunis.
Washington Journal., 1914-06-20
@ilitariide Gbrcn fir cincn eonf6-
Scricrtcn Gg SOlSatcn.

86omas 8iliOleu eiil Gr Soloat
ser CONFEDERATION, ipllrOe alf Dem
~g[rliiaton 6rieobofe NIT militdrii6cn
Gbrenbc5eiloungcn iiingit beltattet.
Ser @eeroigling ging cil Sotengot-
tesOicnit IL Ser fatboliiden ct.
@uuls Stride poralls. Gs lit Dies
oas critic @}al. Dab cinem gr-SolOa-
ten Scr CONFEDERATION bel Ser Sc
er0iqlmg in 9~lrlington militdriidc
Gbrcn Dllrd 9rllppen ser r%cguldreu
Nrrlce crmieicn pnrNen. Sbomas
1inolep oielltc in 9iirgerfricae I'M
~iiebcltcn GirQinia aapollerie 9feai
ment, III Der s &ompaNnie naO fo6t
inter 9Sidett uuto 9ongItrect bel Get
tps61trg, @tll 9flnn ml0 Maluerll
@ia.
Washington Journal., 1914-06-20
9lOrOOcntidjcr 4lOgS.
Ybgcreiit.

Gon 9}eip gorf am %. Sitni nit
Dem u&niier @ilbelm Der @roBc'
%err s. ". @ipes, SEER S. u Soli-
ger, @err $. $. gar &irf, Serr &ob.
2ooge, SEER nno 6ran 81. @olmbera.
LllO bic @errcn Garl nnO HroolpG
@olm6erA.
Son Baltimore ON %. Sitni nit
Der 06rieOrid Der @roBe" @err mn
Gran Goporo 9urfe, 6raI Gmilic
gSiid, 6ran Wlinnie Soii6cr, Sri.
aatbarino &iciffer, 6rall Septic
Gc0botb, 6rau 6. q. &ei6cl mo
ainocr, @err lnlo 3rau 30. @itt,
SEER 8. g8itt, @err Otto @6illipp,
Serr &uoolpb S6mab mo SEER @c.
ter &oeB.
Washington Journal., 1914-06-20
Gus 0rcac slmtomuGil gidt.

Gem Goli5eiridter Eilg6 lagell ON
Mlontng uleDrere Sale Dor BON lie
hcrtretlnl9 Der &cror0mng, meldle
Oeu @e6ralld bon 0rel(cn Nntomo6il
Gidtern it u@eiA1itsItraBcl mo IL
GtraBell nit ltarfela @erfe6r4 ~uers
6ietct, lin0 nte6rere fIeinc Strofel
mlrOen anferlegt. Ser Ni6ter er-
flGrte o6er onB sic 9citiuullmg 81
nIlgenlein geboltcn ici, oaB bic PHI
li6ten fiber upcrfcbrsrei6e" StraBer
onseiil0n0er aill9cn mo cs oesbalf
5clicr icin ioiiroe, mclul sic &eror0.
itllla G~citinnne, ooB inlerbalb Oet
Iellerarcn5elt fciilc grcllcn 9fltonlo-
tillimtcr bcnltt iper0cn oiiritcn. SIN
perlilnitiniten lci es, meintc Nidtel
Gll06, 0en 0ebronb bon grcagn Sid
tern al NutoS in Scr Gta0t anllS 81
bertietcn; Dicielbcn ~iolltcn mr. oil
Scr cininrnen mo 0nnflcn 2anoltror(
6culbt mer0cn, in Der Gto0t leicll iil
3i aeiG6rIid fir 8nliautcn mno al
0crc 6llbriuerfc.
Washington Journal., 1914-06-20
glnsflmg mad G6eiupcafc gcad.

glm 0omerstag, oen %. 5. M}ts.
ucranitaltet oie u@oibington &ail-
iuaD 9lelicf 9Riociation@ einen 9us-
lug na1 @beiapeafc Bead. SIN Die
iem 1oQe mer0en Die Eeilnebmer an
Dem 9lllsiGiige AMI Oen 2inien Der
@aibington &aiImou onO electric
Gu ireie 6a6rt baben. Gas llntcr.
baItunos- Gomite, all oeiien Spite
@err @iaionl g. 9e 9tenlc itebt,
bat arrangements fiir ons Nbbaltcll
elmer Neibe atbletii1cr Spielc SIT
G6cIapeafe @enh getroficn.
Washington Journal., 1914-06-20
Nenocrnrgcu in Scr &ulisei : Ser
mGitnmg.

@eaelt ell6altenoer &ranfbeit miro,
mie Oas GeriiGt gcbt, SnipeftoF
G%oaroutoan bon ieiien Soften abs
eonfen ser bis6er Niiiitents GU
perintenoent ser &oli5ei mar. Malr
nimmt on 0aB 2%icutenaIlt @artlep
ieill NaGfolaer iein miro. 9fll6 lit
man Der Nfeimna, 0aB Gapt. Char
les 8ed sum G6ef Der 9eteftib 9Gb-
teiflmq ernment i0ir0. Snipeftor
8%oaronlann bnttc oieie 6ei0an porgc-
nalnlten 5teIllnQcl in elmer pereint
9}it ieincr %IlbOantunJ ioirO 0eninad]
cine SdeiOung 0ieier Soften borgc-
non1nlell.
Washington Journal., 1914-06-20
Sin erOfcS Gycncrucrf.

0as @iirger &omite, meldeS lui-
ter Dem @oriiBc oes 9iitrifts Cont
miiidrs 9feipmau Die Gorbereitumgelr
trifft fiir ole oiesid6rige 4. Slllifeier,
bat bei6loiien, 0ie Seller NIT eineut
groBen 6ellertperf ailf Dem Monil=
mert &loB mo Oas @aibington
Momiment itebt - beiAlieBen 5lt
ldiier. W}it atbletii6au Spielen miro
sic 8eier altf Oieien Elabe am Mior-
gen oeS Cages aid eiltgeleitet tper-
Oen. Gon3ertmuiif miro geQe6en tper-
6eu i'm Hof Greet @arf ltno I'M 600
lo9ii6en @arten ieitens Ser Marine-
fQpele un0 Scr acknowledgements.
Am M}orgen miro altd Die Sngcni
cilrs &opelle oltf Dem Vionlfnent=
4lab cin &on5ert geben. 9as 8ro-
Qralnn 1T aber nod nidt poQitdn0ia,
ga oil ser erfor0erti6en S1nnnte BON
$4,000 nod %f400 feblen.
Washington Journal., 1914-06-20
Nationals Schedule For The
1914 Season.

At Home:
June "a, 25--Philadelphia.
June 30, 80; July |, 2-New York.
July 3, 4 1.-TWO gamesl, 6-Boston.
July T. s. 9. 1O-St. Louis
July II, 10. IA, 15-Detroit.
July 16. II, IS, 2O-Cleveland.
July 81. %, 23-Chicago.
August IS, 10, 20. 2l-St. Louis.
August %, "a, 25-Detroit.
August 26. q, 2S-Cleveland.
August 20, 81 September l, 2-Chicago
Sept. z 1.-TWO games), S-Philadelphia
September 9, 10, 1l-New York.
September -, IA, 15-Boston.
September 30; October philadelphia
Abroad:
June IA, Is. 16. 17--Cleveland,
June IS, 10, 20, 81, 22-Detroit.
Washington Journal., 1914-06-20
GcicGdaftsOame 6cae6t eel6amOrO

W3it eincm @asi9lau6 inn Man-
SC mltr0e an porigen Sonntag Gor-
mittag 6ralt Charlotte Dailep, Wllit=
ter BON 6rau Sobn @. GbiloreB. eli
ner befannten g9nibingtoner @eIea-
i6afts0ame, in Dem S9lai3immer
ibrer @obnling, @r. 2200, 20. Str.
tot oufaeffnOen. Srau Gailev woll-
te am SamStag in 9allrel, W}0., Scr
lionote beiu1en, 1no ais tie ihr
Gbnllffellr &obertion BORT obbolcn
pollte, NOR Tie nidlt BORT. Ger Gballi.
fellr febrte nad Ser @obnlulg Dor
Strait 0ailep in @aibinaton 5llriid,
mo fan9 Sic sSral BORT in Ser al.
gCQe6enen @eiie tot Dor.
Ole S~elbitmoroeriu ipielte in ser
@eielidaft cine berporroQcnoe 2ol-
lc. Sic mar frii6er Gegelltin oes
Maibin0toner &dpitel3 Der 8o6tcr
ser anerifanildcl Nenolntiorl.
Washington Journal., 1914-06-20

PIN 3. Suni oeritarb i'm Soloicrs
Some, &aibiugtou, 9. s., @err
8beo0ore @eiuiuger. Ger SINCE
ldicOene mar in Shoengeu, Denti@-
lanO, i'm Sabre 1853 geborcu- ST
fam ipdtcr na6 gfmerifn beril6cr.
Sbn ii6erlebt Elm @ru0er, GouarO
Diciuinger, 24f 6. SITE StroBe,
95cD Yorf StuOt. Gas 9rgrdbuis
fano oilf Dem Soloiers SOME 5rieO-
9of ala 3. Sini itatt.
Washington Journal., 1914-06-20

SEER stephan 6eQmut6, Sdnb-
lia6ermeiiter, lit SO. OIL Se6ltc
Str. q. SO. ipobnbaft perreiite lcBtci
Mitttpob init Dem ganpfer o9f6cin"
bonn gfor00. 9loDo bon Baltimore
la6 Ieiner alten Seiniat @ii6ofs-
6ciul a. 5. Sailber, @o0eli, woiel6lt
nod cine Smiueiter nus Elm 9rlner
wobnt. @err &eamaib lit felt 1889
Gin @iir0er Oieier StaOt nlO woblan=
Geiebcn. Or bat bic olte @einat
icit 1868 llibt mebr geiebcn.
Washington Journal., 1914-06-20
auabe ficl pOm @cfamacncni6iif
0Snccef".

Ger tG idbrigc Sranf Smith bon
CIR. as, . GtraBc 9. So, iiel an
pori0eu Sanlitag bon Dem 6ritil6en
@cfolgcneni6iff uSucceB" III Oel
&otomac &iper, mltroe aber Ollrd s.
@euion, MitgIieO ser 9eiabung NeS
S6iffes, pom @rtrinflmAstoO geret'
tct. Ger anabe batte iidl I'M OaS
S6iff better ii6crblifen 81 f0nnel
alf 0aS @eldlioer gciteat, Oerlpr oa
bel oaS @leI5aewidt mo fiel ms
Maiier.
Washington Journal., 1914-06-20

9eutf6 E 6omilien, melde
I'M 9lor0meit : @noe ser Sta0t moi.
ncL iino biermit alfmcrfiam ge-
mo6t, a1lf oas al on0erer Stclc on
oeutihc @eid1ft oeS
Giegmlno's @eIt Gn0 department
Store, 1920 $50. 9(pc. 9eutid6c Der
fGllfer perOen Die @eilt1cr 6coienm
lulo oaS @eiddft lit geSfiilct al
Snmstageit Bis ip1t obcnos.
Washington Journal., 1914-06-20
Sranf GuOrcS' SOmmcraortcu.

@crrn Chores Gomlneroortcn al
Der tttcn StraBc mo 9tem orr 9lpc.
f0not al, iid) mchr mo nle6r Der go.
trolln0c scr 9cutiAcl 81 c%rirefclt.
Der @ariGn ms sic @dlfonS iin0
nit Sen ih6niten rotell @cracicn be.
frdn8t. Gllte Giihc ms b~eionoers
Sic icbt IN 0ieier Soiion olS Spcilc
6cliebtcl 0e0ilc0 Grabs lin0 ga 81
babei. N6enoS Qibt es Maa0oIinels
ntilif, StrcidordeIter mo San5.
Washington Journal., 1914-06-20

0cfdGft8Icutc, wcIde re-
9eImdBig an5cigclL lteQcn ii1 iclbit
Nas bette 3cn9liis aus. 3as @ubli=
tam lpea0ct ~oelljeni0en @eib1ftS-
lelltel init @orlicbe cine &1n0ldaft
III, pelde i1rcn 9famen aetS Dor
luer Nltocn Gabcli.
Washington Journal., 1914-06-20
Seer Gin uiltcS Nnrt fir Scirl,

s8cr Gin giitcS @urt fir icinq
2ofal5eitung cilllegt uh0 fiir 0crcll
gcrbreitung Dirft, f0roat MIR pili
clgcllcS Snterciic nnO Gas @o0l Scr
@clncil6e. @oat SIR OaS uidt tim,
inOem SIR 0aS uSournol~ GlircR Sc.
fanntcn cmpfchtt2
Washington Journal., 1914-06-20
Goacftorcm:

&oaeftorel ipelde III ibren 81
itriften a%lltoriiicrt iinO, Die A6onle-
m%entsbetrGge 81 erbe6en ltno 81 quit
iieren, iin0 f%olgen0e Serren:
Srib alein, 915 q. $. g(pe., g. 8.
Qa1lI S6mcglcr, 1929 6-Str., @.@.
Oregon Sir, 1912 gRO. 9f0e, NC.
SlaScns6nrM NiS.
sngllit Sennig, 9Gterci.
Washington Journal., 1914-06-20
8ctriMt:
SfOOniI0.

sSll Bolton eriitiert cine be-
0eltten0e W1ild gnItalt, Die
Defenders inter Sen beiiereit
StdnOen i6re altn0iAaft bnt.
So qllt mar ser &uf Oieier
5irnla, oaB 8rofeIioren bon
6arparo ltno Der NfaHa6ui-
fets SSllititute Of GehnologD
ibre Siuoenten oft pic 9(n-
lagen 0ieier 6irn1a beIll6en
lieBell, INN oenielben sll 5ei-
gen, mic cine Mnitcrmil1
ausIiebt mo 9ebanoba6t miro.
Die @}il6 uno Sa6ne sic
fer 9lnitolt nllroe in robem
3ultonOe oltf 6lai6en ge5o=
gen ltn0 perfauft, Oenn man
bate ooles 8ertrallen in Ser
@eripoltung, oie alif groBe
gfeinli6feit cts. belt.
&or orei SSa6ren bra9 III
Bolton uno Cambridge cine
gef6brli6e Sails uno 9riiien-
Seu6e ans, nn0 wltrOc balO
feitgeiteat, oaB beinabe ale
&ronfen bon Der Mil1 ooer
Sabne Ser betreffenoen @lu-
iter Wfil6 : 9tnItalt genoi-
fen batten. lteber smeitauieno
Yerionen tpurOen i6perfronf
uno etma ied5ia Der grfranf-
ten Itarbenl 9lllo cine gpi-
Oenie erIten GfangeSl
llnteriuAungen ergoben
DAB inter ben 5armorbcitern
neri6ie0ener nabe 5%uiammen-
nelegener MilA= 6armell, 0ie-
ie(be &als= uno 9riiienfrallf-
belt eriIticrte, llno fam man
baI0 81 Dent S6luiie, Dab
Oieie 2elltc Die gatl5e Mil6
infi5iert batten.
Die 9eanten ser 6irna
taten aQcs Moqlihe, inn oie
llnterinAlngcn 81 unteritiib=
en- uno milroe 0arln iofort sic
bette Gaiteilriiations Me=
tbooc in Ser betr. MiIh Pm
italt einqefii6rt. 9fnoere @lil1
5irluen in Bolton folgtcn Dem
allten @eilpiele uno feit0enl
bat man BON feiner meiteren
be0eittenoen Gpeoemie in go
iton iowcit gebort.
g8enn erItmal Sic Mil6
uno Sabne gut polteilriiiert
miro, Damn meroen alldb piele
&ranfbeiten iogenonnte
9eimiudungen allfboren.
@as at merfen 1T!
Society for Prevention
of Sickness
6. @erIiner,
Gefret1r.
Washington Journal., 1914-06-20
@erfamfsitencn
brs ug9nlGinatum Hunrmal4.

UtS N<VUTV1HBtVH OVHF""F :
sSSobn 9iuocr, 633 @sStraBe, 9S.-@
G(arence 9tobe, 507 @-Str, N.-@
Nmericau tobacco So, 475 Ea. Noe
N.=M.
Sam 9lOanls, 900 @-9traBe, N.-@.
9. 6. GreniS, 511 14te Str, Ns.-g8
MidarO 6. Wtilcr, 527 s. Str., S.-G
NlrranOria, go.
s. &eecc eaton, 1913 So Gopal ct
Washington Journal., 1914-06-20

@aS DNaGcim" miro allen NbOn-
uenten mOnntlidI cinmal frci gelicfert
Washington Journal., 1914-06-20
Yn5eiaem.
6 SNIP Itio

Nn5etAen.
GinfpaItig
Giumal @onatIid
Cine Belle .....$0.t5 $0.45
1 3ou ...........$t.OO $500
2iberole &obatte fir 3ontrafte,
iiber 1 8ol mo Idngere BerioOen.
Washington Journal., 1914-06-20

9Iuguit Sennig, 9Gtterci.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-29
l. W. W. INVASION OF oEs MONIES
Threaten 20 Eli Jails of City II Street
Meetings Are Prevented.

Gss MONIES. Sept -4-Thar Dss
Moines 5 e ne flooded with Indus
ia. 1Jc--lE.Ge.s e ~ Er9-sG z-=z ner
1a5ls c-ox&e-5 10 The limit thus :0rcin :
AT expense on the city and county.
-rless tae : ". " orators are given
;h@ rlsh. O.. tree speech n other
-oCcs, ne rigat 70 use toar.ovrn street
corners scr their nieAily meetings. was
the substance Of al argument made by
ca-a-l=-s D~v,i1- an " " speaker,
-eioEe Police Judge JGtero2cs yeste-
day afternoon
Five q. the ! " " orators we're
or EiEl charged a:In violating q Sec
ton u c.-y ordinance No 1884. which
states that X shall - unlawful for
aag sssoc.at ton. company. society or
der. exhibition ~ aggegac ton of ps--
Sons 10 hold any meeting or meetings
or t7e streets OF Dies Moiass, without
a-st having obtained from ire city
marsha p@rmi, therefor
We attack the constitu.ioaaliiy O.
ne ordinance exclaimed D4vliYl-
TIE clty Eas no right 10 pass such
& no-Gina.cA We yer. denied Inc
right % t-ee sr.-ech IN Spokane Wash
and We brought -.69a men N there and
filed the city and county 5ails The
city had 70 feed Is until they le. Is
a. out too
Do You intend doing nat he-e--
asked the court
IL depends upon what the ei-y in
te1ds 70 co, replied L.evlin
Chief II Detectives Jackson Stated
iast Esak thai tne police woai6 have
Trouole Wtia ne ! " " here This
E.ntar They are gong 10 made yhs
ROWE he said They sgni 10 ~
arrested
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-29
SAFE BLOWN OPEN
AND CASH AND STAMPS
TAKEN.
CONSIDERABLE DAMAGE DONE
TO INTERIOR OF BUILDING
Only Small Amount Of Booty Secured
craeksmen Make Getaway Without
Leaving clue-cieixens Hear Esplos-
ion Blu. Make No Investigation Until
Morning.
special 10 Tinaes-Republiean.

Special 10 Tinaes-Republican.
Fearing, Sept es.-Zearing was Wis
tied by craftsmen during the night and
the postoftice was the object Of their
attack The safe in the office was
blown open and small amount in
cash and stamps was secured. This
robbers made their escape leaving no
clue.
Citizens were awakened between
ESQ ard o'clock This morning by the
noise o: an explosion but paid LITTLE
attention 10 il. This morning il was
found that the postoffice was consid-
eraloiy wrecked Entrance had been
gained thru rear window. The ex
piosise Blew the door from the office
safe and IN its tight across the room
:, knocked over the stove. wrecked a
liable and did other damage. About
s-0 il silver, q number Of papers. a few
cent stamps and about 500 ceac
stamps were taken. The cash drawer
was carried away. with So in cash.
TIE drawer was found l,as morning II
81 empty coal car.
L Is believed the robbers are the
same men who blew the safe IN th>
posto.:ice a. shell Rock few nights
ago
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-29
GrinneIl and Vicinity.

Special TO Times Republican
Grinneil. Sept. 2s-The first meeting
Of the Art Club. FOR the college year,
will take place in the art room OF the
college library a, O'Clock sharp. on
Thursday afternoon. With papers by
Miss Mary Chamberlain. Mrs. II. l..
Boyer and Miss Sara Vets.
Lafayette Tenant Is the third me-
chan!c 10 fail recently and damage his
anatomy. He was az work on the new
dormitories al the college grounds
when he made niss.ep and fell upon
q pile % bricks in the cellar One leg
Ms broken just above the ankle He
was taken to his home and cared for
and IS in q fair way to recover
Judge j. y. Ware % Omaha. who owns
3 fine quarter section some miles
northwest; OF this city mas been here
recently looking over the farm and
liked the appearance so well that he
entered into a contract more favorable
even than the enc before with NJ II.
Garrett Rho has been on the place
several years. for = Eve year lease. The
OH .eass does not expire FOR another
year.
Airs II. ", sp4ui&4ils sues &c =e::sa.s;i
Va today as the presiding officer OF the
Sixth dis-ric; convention o. the Iowa
Federation. of Wor1ens Clubs, and Mrs
Eleanor ". Sotners gives the response
10 the address u Welcome
The many friends here OF Mr.. and
Mrs J. Farrell, Bray. O. Sigourney. eS
tend their sympathy 10 the hereaTed
parents siao have just lost by death
their .nfan, son. whose re here was
ol. nine short days
Frank Mearnafu went TO Chicago
yesterday where re enters upon the
study OF theology.
Ms Warren. Who had the misfortune
10 fall down the stairs ard TEN porarily
disable herself IS able 20 be again be-
hind the counter in the G. A Blair
store
3. s,ensraa paid 1925 an acre 20 A.
J. SPARKS fo- his quarter section OF
farm land
Carl Crearner. WHO has been disabled
for I'VE week. by his old enemy. the
asthma ;s again able to be upon the
streets and a. bis Office.
Mrs O r. Fuller, who has been Wis
:T.rg a. the home Of her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. " T. Fuller, OF this city. and
a. the home o. he. grandmother, Mrs.
Thomas Fuller, n Chester. les gone
back 10 re. home in Casey. where her
husband has relocated. They have
sesTl living a. Lindsay. Neb.
Dr.. and Mrs. o. F Parish spen;
sunday al The home Of Mrs. Parisi's
brother and wife. Mr. ard Mrs F. A
Peterson, IN Dies Moines The Peter
sons are about 10 move 80 Phoenix.
ARK in the hope Of bettering Mrs
Pe,ersons health
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-29
PRESSING FOR RATE RAISE.
interstate cor,rre~re Comm issie n
Likely to Fa~er Railroads.

Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines, Sept 2s--Judge Her
derson, commerce counsel, on hrs re-
turn from Washington, expressed ne
thought that the opinion prevails gen
orally that n view OF the changed
conditions due 10 LOGS % foreign trade
and the attitude of the administration
and a direren, feeling IN commercial
circles, It IS quite likely ina, the in
terstate commerce commission VII
now take some action that wiz give
the railroads a chance 70 Immediately
increase their net operating revenues.
The matter Is being much discussed
IN Washington. Il IS known ina; the
administration is n favor q q rate
raise. as i. was when che matter was
before the comm ssioTs iSst sz.n-1c-
and the pressure Is gciag 70 Be very
great on the commission The desire
however. IS 70 have some rel.e. gtrsu
the railroads tEar Tlli be Temporary
in character since tte obstruction 20
foreign trade win probably D. Of TEN
y,orarv character The commission
has indicated Il -tl consi6sr Only oew
matter.
Some OF .ae ls-gs co-mer-4zl inter-
esrs n Iowa are teanz re position
nox ina, became of = change II re
general situation the -ate raise s1os1id
be given TIE railroad They O 70 %
tae theory- TIA: tLe cre5it II -1.e al
roads & no. as good as thet r ire
average large commercial 51slne.s ard
unless rae II return ~ t1s capital
invested II more thar or Per c@n:
IS allowed Inc rail-czos car not re-
fund their dsots but must comnencs
20 iiqllGate.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-29
MAD COW CAUSES PANIC
7stid Animal Tears Thru 5a-bes Wire
Feree, Pu-sues Peopi. or Roadway
and Attacks Teans-Af.e- Terrifying
Nelshhorhood. Beast IS Finally Cor
nereo a-c Sno. /.
> T5nS-aep usl..can.

SPECIAL = Tines Republican.
Tsoo-. sept. .s-Mad dogs ara ter
-o- - e co-nzsaaltv ba, tbs scare q
-2aid dog car pile " II 9 co,1.ra.,r..-y
< ao,h.ng compared % what happened
n re COUNTY, north q here a few
1l=s 1aez COW suddenly went mad
a-1 -ore thru The coE1--y terrifying
people uaii. killed TIE ooH aas Wiz
otae-s II pasture on .ae Warren
M1asinge- farm AMI beng ss.zes syi;a
t-=-zy ta-e -hru hear o4-e@i w.re
e-zsc-s. cutting a=- e=A 4zzte shz-ets
an giving her q NOS: bloody a15 zler3
appearance IS she .o-e along the reads
attacking sago-zs ant teams and a--c-
mobiles z-6 frightening people
Ea--y Hal, who stare. after TIE
COX O, horse vas nearly killed T-s
cow attacked ho-se ara -.5=- and a.
most got the-a down and - terrified
,ae ho-se that Nj Hal -ct,15 scarcely
control his mount --11a less caeck -hs
rz5 coE
4 tsw niles further II ire cox sal
bad TITO TIE 5oo-yard a Par Fi-rl-
est-s fa-- ami Par :eos refuge II The
cale6en coop. Rex Ats.-o7se was div
Ing along me rad leading ? secon5
team heaiud Ais ris Dora fhe road
The mad COW rolled a. top speed and
pumped ia;o -Aa ed -eam full force
causing q -u4xu- that threatened dire
consAq NOES FOR eew minutes
Ed Elssel alaly cnrnared tae cox
! n @elss am shot her VIII -;7e.
Farmers and ~e-era-laas are dtsccssing
ne probable cause Of the COWS actions
and believe !, was the -+s1l- If &
mouth disease Which caused MUG.
sickness among The cattle hare last
rear and q. which tine several AL
! mails want mad
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-29

Special 10 Times Republican
Hubbard. sept. 29.-The German ".
Z. church held convention here Fri
day, Saturday and Sunday. A large
crowd was in attendance.
Mrs Sam Hubbard and children. OF
Armstrong. visited siTs. H@.hhs *, c
mother. Mrs. A Walton. here last week.
Maggie Hamilton, OF State Center.
mas purchased the Park Hotel here and
mas taken possession.
Henry Wood and wife. RI Bourbon,
Ind are here visiting their brother
in-lsw. Nose Boyland. Mr.. Wood lived
here thirty I'VE years ago ard notices
great Iaaag changes in town and
country.
z. Y. Houzh yesterday sold his resi-
dence TO Fred Nannetters father in
Law, Of Battle Creek, and gives pos
session next March.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-29

business to sell cattle that are not en-
tirely free from tuberculosis and several
veterinarians have had their licenses
taken away because Of issue Of certifi-
Gates Of health to herds sold by Dorsey.
some of them in Iowa. Mr.. Barney says
that Dorsey has applied five or six
times for membership in the Holstein-
Freisian Cattle Association and has
never been admitted to membership.
which is sufficient to indicate the feel
ing toward him. DR.. Gibson. on his re-
turn from attendance at the Sioux City
fair. also expressed himself as pleased
with the action taken