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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-22
9ic SImctOutcn Der %OmpaOUiir.

Nlon 6caiunt neueroinGS on Der
9lnefootc pieoer @eidnod 5u iiuoen,
obcr mcrocn mir iic jc 10 gllt cr3d5'
len f6nnen, wie Oas XVIII Sobr-
buuoert9 Seuer Belt mar Die 9lnet'
ootc ScGulc Scr WleniNenfemltnlB,
lInterbaltlng ino &nnltpcrf 5lI-
gleih, mo Tie peritan0 lie Dem S0el'
itene glcir6 5u'6cbonoeln nioem man
6ei Ser Gr50lhmg elmer gnetoote
I'M cngiten 9ioinc Oas groBte Seller
iommcte unO oielc OnrN mellterli'
chen Shliii sur rollen @eltin9
brnftc N}on licbte Oie slneloote,
man cr5abltc, man id]rieb, mon
idcnfte iie ih6; nit por5lghGcn'
Gaft ipuBtc ole &onpaOour ibrc
&ricic bier inO BORT Onrh einge'
ilodtcnc gMcfootcn sl idniiden. Der
&crlaa bon @corg W3uller IN Wan
c6en l1Bt 0ic 9rieic Der 'Fontpaoour
ioeben in cincr inncrlih inO aiBer'
lid glcidl poQcuoctcn Ocitld]en Slls'
oa6e criGcincn; mo mas ollcQ ole
@ciHidtc ionit bon Ger @elie0teu
2uOuigs XIV 5u iaacn boben inoge
8rieic wuBte lie 5u iareibeii lIno
cine gcideite nnO geiltrelGe 0rou u
lie gelDeien, iQuiel lit 9elplB- W(lT
cilcr 6cino6e bedn9itigenpen Seoea.
oiqgeit trcten 3eit tmO SoT SlloiplgS
XIV. in Oiclen @ricien DEM Seler
Dor's 9(lae God 60rcu mir pic Slnet-
coten Der @ompaOour
Gle 6aben 3lnueicn cinen bitter
lidcn Qseiqeidjmad. 0ie Eonpaoollr
mar 3n fhig, Inn iib nidt uon Der
poQen 9iidfigfeit unO Sdnnlerllfg'
feit 0es tic nnlgcbenOen Sebells 81
ii6erjclgeu. Snl @runOe i3res scr
sens mar iic. mic lire Sricte 5elaelL
0ur,b ino Ourb peiimiitildl eul'
nal er5Gblt lie, onB Der sl0t oela
Solir-Ou- &ein, Scr EreOiger Der artl'
gen Srouen, 81 i6rer Soi5oltmg III
Seriailles fam; nno ais man lDll
fragtc, mas i'm Oabin getrie6eu babe
anb er 5itr 9lntuort: sd babe enc
9eidreibung pom &oraOies 81 mo-
ten, lm0 iG fommc bicr6er. yiac1'
ri@ten Ooriber einSu6olen" 8u ole'
lem galouten @orte mnht oic Nonl'
poOolir sic iolgenOc 9lnmerlina
Ser armc @}onnl @eum Oic glls'
idiueinmocn Der icbdOlidliea mp
nieOertrdhtigiteu 9eiOenidafteu Der
9}eio, Scr ooB, Oie ggut6 unO ole
%ergueiilmg, mGtn Die imiinnigel
mo itrofboren Slitriauen Oes Gbr'
aei3eS Gin 9ilO bonn &nroOies gebel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-22

fonnelL 10 fonH CT 5ll allen 3citcn
5ierberfonlmcn un0 Gins 6olcn."
9ic Yowpooour 3cigt iiber1ollpt
in ibrcn @reien Dit EN- treiienoe5
urt6eil. So er5d6lt tic Die @eiti6tc
u0n eincnt ncleil Sinon5nnliter,
ser aISbalO nit %erbciicrltngeu ooS
pill iugen: nit Griporniiien 6cain.
ncn pily lmO Der bel Ocn Scin.
fIeioeru Ocs &juigS oniGn1t Gr
iragt ibn mic uicl 4aor CT OaS Sabr
robl braur6en modtc ga idl oft 5u
FicrOc bin" oitmortcte YuOpiB
XIV, oio glnu6c idN OoB idj ipobI ode
0rel Gage eil Eadr 6ruuWcn modte
vGos miro in 9lacnl lngeio6r nidt
mebr ais 5ebn 9uBGlo madcn" luNtc
Der &ontrolleur a9lbcr icbcn Sic
ennal OoS &er5eiGniB BON Oeu 9eir.
tleiOern, Die mon i'm leBtcn Sabre
olf @p @}oicit1t Gedmma gcie6t
bat; eS iinO ibrcr niht ncbr ols
500 Scarf 9araui ging Oieier ar.
tigc Q}onn, mie bic &ompa0om iorts
id5rt, ln Ocn 'grin5eliiunen 500 ctli.
Gc &oor lpeiBcr @on0i6ubc ans iel4
ner Eaidc nlO iro9tc lie, ipic iie
ibnen geiiclen oSie lmO icbr it6n@t
laoten bic Erih5ciiinncu. u@ut~ CT.
mloerte Der @Ontroacnr. Gas %oor
toltet ulid) nicbt me6r ais 3ipan5ig
Sons olc Sbri1cu foitcn picr5ig. id
weroe 5utiiuitig oic Gore 6oben.
Sbnen nclde 5n ncrIAoiien. 3n
oleler blblc6cn @eid)i6te pou Grlpar-
nlilei tilat Die @ompoOoir bic trei-
lenoe Semertuua bil5il, nSie ie6en,
nei1e Siebc, OoB Oicier M3aun einen
gllten 9lnfaHg nod5t cs lin0 ober
iueit mibtigerc @erbeiierungcn 5u
maiden ols Oie' ser 9eintleioer mo
Son0idu6c.~
pottc lie oo5 MIR ar Dit GeIcatN-
bslf liN 0opon 5r iibcrSellaci mic
leldltlerti1 man ou oieienl Soic nil
I9ut uno @eIo unain9! Sm Sabre
l1ol cr5oblt iie Der @rditn BON
y(oallleS oic folgenOe Weidid)te.
gNfon lpiclte OeS slbcuoS III 0eln
3immer oes a0nas, peldjpr piel ocs
pannj es trua iid abcr ctmos SUI
oas mir nliBfiel. Gr battc einel gro.
Ben Salfcn @olo Dor ii4. Rloblid
mari er nit 'ieinem glcrmel cincn
So!lSoor berllnter lmo 6iifte iic6, uni
ibn wieocr ollijubcben. Ter @riu5
DON Der ebeaiaQs lpielte lmO cs
iab, mari iogleib nit 1SleiB ocrcn
buirOert 6inltntcr lnO t6ot, ais o6 cr
cs nift mertte. Ser a0nia laqte 5u
i6n; yNleip Better, porlm bebcn
sic 0aS SnlintergeiaQene ni6t
ouf2" Cine aleinigfcit, ertpioeric
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-22

bon Sonia 9lrtus unO ieiner Eoiels
rmOe b0rtc, ga pG6lten Die &atri-
5ier oies 3ciden c6cnimls iiir i6re
3uiomlnenfiinite in0 9o6eu OeH
Sduiern NO lie itottionoei Oen 9la'
men ,9lrtus6oi~ ii6er5eugt, 10 Den
rittcrlic6en Gbardtter am beiten sim
glusOrud gebrodt 5u bo6cn gllS
Stubpatron a6er m1blteu tic cbcn-
ioQs ocn @eitiiBer DER d)riitlichcu
&itteridoit, Sen beiligcn @cor1 So
mcroeu @eorgen6riOCridoiten @riin-
Scr imO Better Oeicr Sdllier gla.
md6licb uerliert iict Oqnn Oas ritter
lide Clement n1ebr, lno Oas 6ilrger.
lidc tritt beroor, sic 9lrtuSb0fc uer.
Sen ser ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Der angcs
ie6enen 9iirger 3u glnian1 Oes
XIV. Su6r1lnOerts iinOen mir be-
reitS glrtlls6ofe in oeu genuuiteu
Ieds oroBeren Stdoten EreuBenS.
SSn DanSig wllrOe Der dlteltc Slr-
titsbof 5piit6en 184S mo 1850 oui
0eriel6cn STEELE, no nod Der Deuti9e
ite6t, bon Scr @eorgsbriiOcridloit CT
6ullt Die longe mr Oic porncgmlten
&iirgcr in iicb oufua6m Sicr finoen
mir auG ihon irii6, oaB ritterlide
Spielc in i6nl geiibt iuur0et, ole Oo-
mails nod ais Goribungen tilr ocn
arica galten. an Dem Die woblboben.
Oen auufleute ais idncr9erllltete
&citer tbeilnebmen muBten. Sdon
aus Ocm XIV. Sabr6unOcrt 1T cine
oenauc Sr0nlrug oes Soies porDun-
Ocn ,Oic BON oen %ertretern Oes Sans
9es6crrn Oes oentihen SroeNs, Dem
@onitur inO Snusfomtw bon Gons
sig, erloiien lit. @on5 beionoers
itrcng morell sic 9eltimmungen iIllr
gLllireHterbultrng ser SrOnlng Nn
@erfto9en purOc Ger Sof eur @eiper-
5et, an Sonn- ln0 5eittaaen Qlittags
aeoffnet. co mic Der SGaQ Der
,gicrglodc" Oas 3cibcn Ocr-Groii-
nlmg go6, ldlltctc iie aud I'M 5e9n
llbr 5um SdluB. 9hur bel 6eionoeren
Seltlihfetel pnr0c oiele 3cit per.
l0ngert. 3u S2ei5uadten 6oitnu&t
SItern lnO @iingtcu. Gas gau0bn.
licbc @etrdnf mar Bier. 3mei Fiei.
fer lm0 5rompcter ipielten bel Oct
2uiammenfimitcn. Sn Der iolgcnOcp
SronlmgA Don 1921 lit 6crcits 0ic
92itpirfuna ser Gr0cuSre9ierlmg BE-
ieitiat unO cs Oiirien auN ihou oli-
oere ais ole 9(uae60ri9cn ritterlider
@eItledter tbeilncbnlcn 0ic por-
nc6mcren 9eiuHer 3ogcn iio in ein
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-22

ncuerballteS Seitengemad 8uriid
uu0 bil0eteu bier Die SUMTER, @eors
gen- mo S1oifen6onf. ga Der Be
iuh ioit tdglid itottianO, ic pirOcn
ou6 aeid1itli1c Sa4en cr0rtert, lm0
6olO 0uriten auh irenOc aouilcilte
bier cridcineu lle6er Oas 9lusic6en
0ieies dltaiten 9lrtu96ofes iinD MIR
&ernnltbrngeu mogliA; OaB er be-
reitS maiiip ge5out mar, lit wobr-
idcinliH. Sin Qcmaltiger 9ranO
legte i'm in Der 9lant pom o. mei
Den 2S. 9e5embcr 1476 bis ani bic
&eQergepolbe iu 9licbe.
Sbon 1879 fonnte Gin oni Der
aIten SteQe ncu eritanoeucr 9Irtls-'
boi pieOer crofinet wcroen Gr wor
inn got6ilc6en Stil cr6olit, uno mir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-22

iigsbont, sic 9anf Wlatcn6lrg, 10
gcnauut nod] Dem ilber Der &oni
Ddngci0cn 9il0e Der @lorcnbnr1
Die &spdnoiihc 9oaf. Ote Saiiier.
baui iuiO Oic 9out llirrer Sicbcn
6lonca 9lc1nidc 9i0ltngcn iin0cn
mir didb 6c Den iibri8cn gIrhlSD0ieu,
10 IN S5orH bic @eorgS. RcnbolOs.
mo linricnbaHf. in Gllht0 Die
@cor0s- 9littcr.. Sdgcr rn0 Mor.
tiusbanl lmO oild iit Hi1a 9a6 es
einc cause 9ln5ubl 9ontcu Sic mci'
ltcnlrarcH o0ermur0cu dltd, iillIcih
rcli8ipic srllocrianitcu. oic NopeAca
rn0 Nltdrc cruorbeit iuo iiir 0t
ucritorbcucn lFiiaiicOcr 1Rciicu aclc.
ici iuliroca On 9rnusbew 1at lica
0iclcr GDornitCr lpic cripa0nt bis
bNItc ctbaltcI
Sn Sobrc 1854 pcrlieBcu bic ci.
acltIiheu @rinlocr sic Scor1sbri.
Der. Sen glrtuSboi Oo iGneu ul9 lol.
sen %atri5icrn Hiclt ulc bort pcr
fcbrcnOen Glemcitc be0ogicll ma
5oacn in eih BON ibuen ucucr6altcs
@cirn ani SenaaoiictDor, bic Dentigc
Nolptpade oic noh lett i6rca
S1uB5eiligcu Ocu 5t @cora aui
Dem S5urmc 5eigt Sic blichcn aOer
lrmer nod geicgcuti@e &eiusber
Oes glrtnsboieS.
Die acmoltBct g9oaeu Der 9leior.
lnotlon iMlu9cli IN Der eriteli N1liic
oes NVl &nbrblnoertS and an Ole
Maicrn Ncs glrtllShnicS. mo Ser
aonlpf Der ~clter ion0 alNh in Dem
SeGen BORT iciucn gSioer5oa. Sdon
Der TaituodtSidcrj 0eS $obrcs 1929
bradjtc Sut6cr 9egcn Den Eapit ln0
bic aar0nGle sur Garitealug bic
elm Gbroniit nit oeu SSorten iblieBt
,0us spiel pnr tiinitli1 nn0eridj-
tef o6cr ip0itiid) nnf oci Enplt
Sebr 6ol0 iun0 olrb 0ic ueuc ycbrc
oaBcncitc @cltlmg mo Oeier llnl
iiol0 I'M &crcin init Ocm QernOe lest
nladti1 uuiltreSca0gn NunOcI Ian.
5lAS prdttc Queg clil lrciereS Sebcn
hi ben slrtns0oi 10 ooB Sic INN iol-
qtlloc 3eit ouc5 ais ioiuc ciaeutldc
StAtbe5git 1clteu mnB. N1niif llnO
SdoilpiciouiiiiBunaen 0cuouncu
lreltercn 9ionm Non aler @eryci
S0n0crn 5p0eu Sicolcr lnlo O}iiifor.
ten berQt SnliencbldAcr mo Sdn.
Ger licbcn lore @ciicu crt0ien SMon
rcr5icrtc IrintacdBe tnmeu ne 9tli.
nabnc 9}cd ion0 0aa 4ioiirit In
riiterldcr &eiie ols Sieareitcr
itot1 o6cr oQnldAfd iuredtcM bic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-22

f0nnen mS BON 9luSie1ci ieiuer
Sonptiront nod nod Dem bcuti9en
3ilitnnOc icincr noh ser Srotbdnte-
gaiic gcridtcten Scitc eincu 9earifi
inodcn Ocnu oicie 5e0t trob cini1er
9icacrui1cl bcuic nod nit ibrcA
@ie6eln mo 9o1euicnitcrn Ocn 80.
t6iihcu Stil, mO qurb bcute nod
laicn oic ho0ct ipiten 9ogeuieuitcr
Der Nauptiront Ourh Nic 9Scnaiiion-
cc5utbatcu Den 0otbiidcn @rlno.
doroftcr Oelltlid crtcmrH DC IN.
mere Sollc ipnrOc Dalnals iGon 10
gciGoiicn pic lie 5cltc lob itcht
Bier ahtedige @ranitidulcn trogcr
Gin 5ierlidcS, iterncn6ci1tcs SpiBcus
bo9engcr0ebc, mo i'm ndMlten Sabr.
bun0ert erbielt Ole S9alle 0oiln ou1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-22

Seine 0obcit, ncs ac6ort Den gIrs'
tc6rern~ Seine Wioieit1t fiibltc Die
len iotiriidcn\ Stid) unO 1ortc oHI
5ll ipielcn.~ Sin Scitcnitiid 81 Oieier
Spiclgeidlitbte, OaS ireilih inlolern
onmutbioer it, oils eS Die Seltro-
Jung proBcubaiter @eiinuilng 8ei0t,
crcignetc liD i'm Sabre oarauT YIN
oelltidcr ,Siirlt Oermltblidl euer
ron ienen fleiueu .glbloluten" Die
mlerem @aterIunOc oamols penl3I
sur @bre gcreidlten ipeilte 5um
Wcindc III Eori5 unO idlta Del einer
WcleaiNoit oc5 Wrofcn bon Scltionac
elm spiel uor Ger @rdf untportete:
.rtb bin 5uircoclt oie Yartie NIT
bier 2ouiSoors. lin 10 ipenig ipiclc
id) sidlt. crpiOertc Sr 0obeit.
Out, ia9tc Sciti9uoc Oeu oie9 Der.
croB. gda5 lout mir molten cine
@urtic @iduct I'M ole 91uOer aegcn
ciucn Cecil uon meincl @iiteru ipic.
lem Nn ciner onoeren gInetOotc,
bic aleidliaas BON 6citraiterSottloii1.
felt bonoclt. lit Der 6oa1uOiide Yol
idaitcr ron Sop Der Socl0. Ger Qior.
QiIs ,uon 6ontnna bate Ibn 3llni
Nl0bl cingeloOen. @cilil 9inttild
ianl Gin GROCER 6oadnOiitrr Sale o'li
0ic SuicI mo 6ontoiuc ia1te 81 lDnN
,&err 9otidoiter, 0oS iii cine Orudf
S6reS SunOeS." 9orauf ltnh0 Odn
Sop uui grifT IN ieiuc Salclc llllo
mari eiiie @onOooa NuIaten alll ole
Ioiel uoem cr iaSte: ..Sas llllo
oth peldc.~
@obcn aac 9lnelootel aila ocnl
Sofleben Die Oie %ompaOonr 5s cr-
5dblen meiB. eineu mebr oecr lDeni'
qer ldjarien @eIhnud, 10 filbrt einc
rei5en6e @cl&ihtc Die tie pcn oeRi
Wlotbcnlotifer Maitan beridtet, llli.
fen in Oos lueltierue Goiein pes @t.
lebrtcn Gs mar 70 bcrdtet lr W
ieincm @oaic pl0Blib Seicr nilade
6roden pelcbeS 0aS Siodpcrt 81
er9relien orobte. no cr nit lelileH
3irfcln 0reieder Qdil5 rlblg an
beitetc. Wloi io9tc ibnt cr loile llrp
imrer5lQlih 5u retten Wdea mo IN
Oicicn Oringen0en Sa!le ieinc we.
ie6le ertbeilen wcml eruidt 00S yer
gniiaen 9obeu moQc. lcbenOia sl ~
brennen. uSte0et nit nieiuer 6rallr
iogtc er, yih menNc Mid ~ oleS
Sade nidlt" poraui er lhe mieDer
iibcr leiue ohgeiangcne sIrbcit mcdlte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-22

i6rc berrlide fimitleriidle 9ItlS'
iGmiidimg.
Gic beoelteuOe &erdnocrmg 9ng
nit oelcnl 9leubau 5n8lcial uQr lidb
iN1cn an Stcac Der Wrorg9Dr.loer
bic aciannlte Niir8eridoit Gi9cn
ibilncriu OcS Noies iuilrOc. 9ci ocn
ulnOliytcii 3niuuuicutiinIten icBtci
Hcl bic 0urd SImt ODER @cid0it cIn'
uhOer nd0cr Stcbcnoci nnd 5riam-
mcl mli cinc 9aut, imo 10 bilOetcn
iicb 9ontgcnoncnihaiten Oie iogc
nomlten n9anfcn", bic MN IN ser
6olsc5cit iir bic aou5c @inriItlmg
0as @c5ciducnOc pcrbleibcli IS bil4
octen ITO Don lS1 an cl-9auien.
Die 9ieinboI0sbani, Die Siibiic1c ooer
G5riliop1crbant Die 1cilige DreitOs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-22
NnffIarnna.

Ger fleine @3oris. u@opo mas II
cine @lcite?~
~ ngGcnn ser &onhlrs cat IT.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-04
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Edgar T. Barker:
You are hereby notified that there is
now on file in the office of the clerk
of the district court of the state of
Iowa, within and for the county of
Marshall, the petition Of Lydia A. Bar
ker. claiming of you an absolute divorce
from the bonds Of matrimony and for
the custody of the minor child. Kenneth
E. Barker: all for and because of the
charges Of adultery. IS set forth in
said petition now on file, to which you
are referred. and asking decree Of di-
vorce from the bonds of matrimony as
in said petition prayed. and for such
other and further relief as may be
equita BILE in the premises, and for
costs.
Now, unless you appear and make de-
Tense thereto, at OF before noon of the
second day OF the next September term
Of said court, to be begun and held at
Msrshalltown, Iowa, on the 7th day of
September, A. D., 1914. your default
will be entered and decree rendered
thereon as prayed for in said petition.
Dated this 3rd day OF august, A. D..
1914.
c. H. VAN LAW,
52> ! al Attorney for Plaintiff.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-04
THREE ACCIDENTS RESULT "A.
TALLY WITH IOWA CHILDREN
THE VICTIMS.
IOWA CITY BOY KILLED
IN AUTOMOBILE MisHAP
Thomas s~ishsr, Of Iowa City, Killed
Near Rockford, iIl-Ruth Ditzler, Of
Belle PIaine Fatally Burned While
Starting Fire With Gasolene-AIdsn
Child browns in Tank.
pecial to Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Iowa City, Aug. fatally injured
in an aut on obile accident, Thomas
Swisher, of Iowa City. died in hos
pital at Rockford, H.. according to a
telegram received here at o'clock last
evening. The youth is son of s. A.
Swisher. a deputy governor general OF
the Sons of the Revolution of the
zens of Iowa City. Thomas. aged IA,
left here Sunday with a boy friend,
Eddie Records, in runa bout, bound
for Lake Geneva. Wis. Records was
hurt, but not seriously, in the same
accident, details of which have not
been received here. They accompanied
turer, father of Eddie. Mr. Records
and others in the party were ing tours
ing car. The Inflated boy wasf14. He
was member of the Iowa City gram
mar school orchestra, the Iowa City
Juvenile band. and the grammar school
basketball, baseball, and football teams.
The journey was brought to close at
once. and the parties to the tragedy
are expected home today The dead
lads parents left at midnight for
Rockford
Curiously,. the boys uncle. Frank
Swisher, a pioneer OF Cherokee. was
nearly killed last week when derrick
fell on him in the public streets. Four
ribs were fractured, and he was un-
conscious for hours.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-04
Southern Io,ua Items

surance company Will pave stA1s mans
life to pay for. Mfr Garrett was un-
married His body waE4aken to Delta
Friday evening and FROM there will be
taken 10 his home at Springfield.
Andrew.
Diedreich Lahmeyer OF Andrew and
John Dentson OF Bellevue were hurt
when Lahmeyer's niNs. automobile,
which he was learninsst6 run. ran into
a ditch mile north OF Andrew and
upset Denison received deep cash
| in his leg and I-ahmeyer cut hand
The windshield, steering gear. fender
and top of the radiator OF the car were
| broken Denison. who is en- ployed by
a Bellevue garage, was showing Lam
meyer how to operate the machine.
Glendale.
At the funeral of Earl Murphy and
Herbert Briggs eight teams and ten
automobiles made the largest process
sion ever seen in our community. On
| the way a horse OF Mr.. Kilgore's be-
| came frightened at passing train and
! for time It seemed as il many lives
were in danger Four vehicles were
smashed but no one was seriously hurt,
although M Kilgore was badly bruised.
| ]. S. Mckinney, Esq. OF Fairfield. was
| down Friday to learn particulars Of the
! accident for the Burlington company
| which he represents.
! Perry.
/ James Little, Of Abel died. about s:sc
Saturday morning at the Kings
! Daughters hospital from injuries re-
ce.ved Friday night WREN he was
struck by passenger train No. s on the
! NJ. & ST L. near Valley Junction. As
near as can be learned Little was re-
turning TO his home from Valley juno
j ton or Des Moines and a short dis
lance this side Of the former town he
sat down IN the track. The engineer
of the train reported that every effor'
! was made to warn him but the train
| could not be stopped and he was struck
and thrown to the side of the rails.
J Ottumwa. -
/ Charley Cunningham. fafner'iivine
i two miles west of Eldon. has%shown
4 yield Of fifty bushels of wheat to thu
acre on thirty acres Of land. The en-
!; tire crop Of wheat on the farm vii
show more that forty bushels to th'
4 acre average. On thirty acres he has
1917 bushels. Other farmers In TINS
vicinity are reporting banner crops OF
| grain RAIN lSAc"' "a 49,
Fremont had seventy bushels Of cat.
J. per acre on thirty acres. j. c. Hen
bricks of Eldon. who bought the crol
j of Charley Cunningham. says that thu:
4 far this season he has bought and ship
ped more than $4,000 bushels Of wheat
i Newton.
Fred Brown ended his life. Frida!
night at Prairie City by drinking car
bolic acid. The doctors had told Mr.
Brown that he was dying Of consump-
ton and 1t is presumed that he decided
{ to bring the end as soon as possible
He is 80 years old and leaves a VIE
) and five children ranging in age from
| II years to 3 months. The Browns hat
been living in Monroe with her peop''
! until short time ago when Mr.. BroWi
Fl learned OF his condition and the!
, moved to his mothers home In. Prairie
} City where he said he wanted to die
His death occurred at nine o'clock Fri
day night shortly after drinking tn
poison. County Coroner Byers ant
Sheriff Cove held an inquest saturda!
: morning.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-04
Traer News and Personals.

Special to imeS-RepubHcan.
Traer, Aug. 4.-The ceal between
Nicholson 6 Burbank was delayed and
their partnership was not dissolved I'M
til last week Mr.. Burbank will con-
rinue the business in Trae-. Mr.. Mich
olson left Thursday for Norway, Ben
ton county. where he has accepted en-
ployment by a general merchandise
firm.
Secretary James Wilson has been
engaged as contributing editor of the
Chicago Inter-Ocean and Farmer. He
will write one signed article a week.
James McNeal received news of the
death of q sister, Mrs. Nancy Cochran,
Of Woonsocket. 8. D. She was the
wife Of Carr Cochran and lived north
west of Elberon for many years. She
was past so.
Miss Agnes Young is expected next
week from Egypt, where she has been
the past three years teaching in a girls
school
Sam Underhill has decided to give
up his home here and TO live with his
daughter in Minneapolis.
Miss Lydia Otterman, Of the Star
Clipper force, is spending her months
vacation visiting relatives in New
York stAte. She was accompanied b.
her sister. Mrs. Ben Strawn.
Ed Lawyer and Lyman Wood have
sold theirsfarms near Fairmont, Mimi.
at profit OF $3.50 in one year.
The contract for the new brick
school house in the Burns district was
let again last week. William Scharfen-
berg gets the job for s2,575. not in
GLIDING the furnace. An interesting
lawsuit is in sight. Joe Soda, to whom
the former contract was given. had
his material on the ground and it is
understoodihe will ask damages.
The first car Of dressed poultry ever
shipped FROM Traer went to New York
on Friday from Levi Ladd & Son. They
have recently completed their cold
storage plant.
Mrs. John Steffin. Jr.. who has been
spending a month in New York City,
returned Friday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-04
BATHING BEACH POPULAR.
More Than 1000 ottumwans Enjoy
Privileges Of Municipal Beach Sunday.

More Than 1000 ottumwans Enjoy
Privileges Of Municipal Beach Sunday.
Special to Times Republican.
Ottumwa, Aug. 4.-The new munich
pal bathing beach on the Des Moines
river here was taxed to its utmost ca
pacity Sunday afternoon and evening,
when a total Of 1.03s persons, including
men. women and children, used the
privileges. The banks Of the stream
were lined with spectators.
Since the beach opened, July 4, sew
eral engagements have been made, and
the park commissioners are finding 1t
hard to enlarge the facilities fast
enough to keep up with the growing
demand The original purchase of
bathing suits was ITO. but additional
orders have brought this number up to
$50. A nearby laundry was kept busy
Sunday washing out the suits as soon
as the bathers came out. No accidents
or casualties Of any kind marred the
pleasure of the large crowd. Ample
police protection is afforded and the
strictest order prevails.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-04
LEAGUE DATES CHANGED.

Annual Meeting Of Municipal oreanixa-
ton to Be Hold Week Earlier.
Special to Times Republican.
Burlington, Aug. An order to Sc
cure a boat to take the delegates at
tending the seventeenth annual meeting
of the League Of Iowa Municipalities
to inspect the dam and power plant at
Keokuk, it has been necessary to
change the date of the meeting to Sept.
8, 9 and 10.
The dates have been published for a
week later but it was found impossible
to secure a boat on those dates and the
earlier date was therefore necessary.
The boat to Keokuk will leave Bur
lington about noon on the 9th and will
arrive at Keokuk in plenty of time to
give the delegates an opportunity to in
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-04
CHARGED WITH ASSAULT.
Ida County Farm Hands Alleged e
Have Attacked Farmer With Knives.

Ida County Farm Hanoe Alleged TO
Have Attacked Farmer. With Knives.
Special to Times Republican.
Ida Grove. Aug. 4.-Carl and Fritz
Reusen. two young farm hands, were
arrested by Sheriff Mcleod Sunday
night and have been bound over to the
grand jury on charge of assault with
intent to commit great bodily injury
and which may be changed into more
serious charge before the grand jury
which meets in October. The brothers
are farm hands working near Schaller
in Sac county, and both had been
drinking Sunday. In the evening they
went to the farm home Of c. P. Peter
sen, in northeastern Ida county, and
just what started the trouble is not
known, but both boys are alleged to
have used knives on Petersen, and when
Sheriff Mcleod arrived on the scene
that farm house looked like a slaugh-
tering pen. Petersen had several large
gashes cut in his arms and body and
one cash cut around the right eyeball,
barely missing the latter. and his con-
dition is considered very critical.