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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-11-20
Northern Io1ua Items

settled by the supervisors drawing lots.
De Groote drew the lucky number.
Cunningham threatens to bring the
case into the courts.
lie Mars.
Gust Mentzer, of Holstein, is lodged
In Jail accused of assaulting the 49,
year old daughter of Mrs. James James,
widow of Kingsley. Mentzer is
charged with waylaying the girl while
she was on her way home on the out
skirts of town. There is talk of mob
violence and Mentzer may be removed
to another county for safe keeping.
Whittsmors.
The school house four miles north
of Whittemore known as the Hayes
school, burned to the ground some
time Sunday night. What caused the
fire Is a mystery. There has been no
school in the building this fall. and,
SO far as Is known. no one was near
the building that day. In all prob
ability the fire was set by tramps who
were lodging In the building There
was no insurance on the building and
the loss to the district will be around
$1,000.
Mount Vernon.
Fred Turner lost all four fingers Of
his right hand and the hand down
across the palm in corn husker
Thursday morning He saves the thumb
and enough OF the palm of the hand to
enable him to be able to grip with
that hand. The accident occurred
early in the morning. He was working
with the ilusker and attempted to pull
out a cornstalk. His hand was caught
between the rollers and mangled lhor-
ribty. The wound ws.s dressed speedily
and Fred ID now around. getting along
~ well ~ could be hoped for.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-11-20

Cedar Rapids. "A
The religious tide is running high at
the revival here being conducted by
Evangelist Brown. Thirteen hundred
have protested religion so far.
Le Mars.
William Smiley, aged 60, for thirty
years representative for the Plymouth
county mills, died Tuesday night OF
heart disease. He was one of the best
known mensin lie. Mars and is survived
by widow and two children.
Cedar Rapids.
Iowa laundrymen in session here
made plans to protect themselve.
against increase in express rates as ap-
piled to laundry. They also completed
plans to organize their state associa
ton into groups similar to banking
groups
Waterloo.
Selling liquor in. violation Of law has
proven costly for p. H. Landy Of this
city. Since last May he has paid out
in fines and costs 1920 for maintain
ing liquor nuisances. Judge Plat fined
him for. the third time Monday, assess
ing him $500. Landy has finally quit
the business in disgust.
shellsburg.
Fred Knuth, son OF c. ]. Knuth, has
made record picking corn that will
compare favorably with any other con-
test. Mr.. Knuth has been husking on
the Charles Balhorn farm. One day he
picked 1874 bushels and the other four
days made m average of 124 bushels or
a total OF go bushels in five days.
Humboldt.
The unusual contest for county at
itorney In which John Cunningham, re-
publican, and Oliver Do Goote. pro-
gressivs, were tied Tor the Office, was
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-11-20
Manson. New. Items.

0pSCidt " i IulSS- 1bSPulllCtAu b
{ Manson, Nov. 20.-Monday afternoon
at the Methodist church. with Rev. Earl
Hoon in charge, the funeral OF Crit
died at Bristol, Tenn, on Nov. 10, Of
heart trouble, and altho his home is in
New York City, he was brought to
Manson for burial because relatives
live here. Mr.. Evans and his wife were
both actors. and had been playing with
the Lonesome Pine" company. His
wife, who before her marriage was
Miss Beda Erickson, is sister of Mrs.
son. of this place. and Of Mrs. w. j.
King, of Chicago. and Mrs. G. Holm, of
Lytton, all of whom were here for the
Lawrence Arnold entered Tobin Col
lege at Fort Dodge.
Miss Grace Murray. of Evanston. ILL.,,
is guest at the home of her uncle, T.
u. Long.
Tuesday evening about one hundred
people gathered at the Congregational
church, for social evening with Rev.
Richard K. Chapman and family, who
will move soon to Dewitt, Rev. Mr..
Chapman having accepted call from
the First Congregational church there.
The suit of the Newton Holt Com
pany of Chicago against Calhoun
county will come up for trial the sec
ond Tuesday of June. 1915. This wa.
decided when the case came up in the
United States court at Fort Dodge last
week. Attorneys for the plaintiff asked
for immediate trial but attorneys for
the defense asked for continuance
which was granted. Newton Holt
Company is suing Calhoun county for
$4,000. which sum the county paid to
a supposed representative of the furni-
ture company for new court house fur
niture. This agent, Sherman by name,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-11-20
WATER AS SOURCE oF,,LLs.
State eacteEiolosist Albert Speaks On
Danger Of Epjdemic6.

Special to Times Republican.
Iowa City. Nov. 20.-"Water may be
tperfectly clear, odorless and tasteless
and still harbor the germs of disease
There are hundreds OF communities in
this state where the people are drink
ing impure water. That is the reason
we have SO much typhoid fever"
THESE were the statements of DR.,
Henry Albert, state bacteriologist. in
MS illustrated lecture on water as; a
Source of Disease" before The munici-
pal officials of the state who attended
the second annual municipal program
onered today by the extension division
OF the State. University of Iowa.
Dr. Albert cited the causes of the
typhoid epidemics and he empha sized
the need of great care in placing wells.
He used charts to show The lowering
OF the death rate in cities where care
ful attention was given to the water
supply.
Dr. e. s. Woods, state cpidemiologist
and professor of preventive medicine
IN the university of Iowa, assert ed
tnat the Interpretation OF water
analysis was of prime Importance. He
described the qualities which the ex-
pert analyzfng water should POSSESS.
complete publicity should be given
all the financial operations of private
~ owned water plants said John HI.
Dunlap, assistant professor of hydrau-
news and sanitary engineering. He
visited fifty cities and towns in Iowa
last summer to investigate their water
works. 49,. -
Other speakers on the municipaI
Jay program were Prof George F. KAY.
state geologist, and r. A. Stevenson
Instructor in accounting in the nniver"
sity of Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-11-20
Eldora Now. Notes.

opccidl 10 u lmeS-RepuDllcan.
Eldora, Nov. 2O-Mr and Mrs.
Charles Wright and son, Maynard. who
have been here visiting Mr.. Wright's
mother. Mrs. Sarah Wright. and with
other relatives and friends. left today
for their home in Columbia, S. D.
G. A. Rogers, of this city, member
OF the democratic state central COM
mittee. has gone to Waterloo to take
treatment for stomach trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Booth and Miss
Effie Bigsby left today for Fort Pierce,
Fla. where they expect to spend the
The annual meeting of the Hardin
County Agricultural Society will be
held next Wednesday. Nov 25. at the
court house in this city The election
OF officers and examination OF the re-
ports of officers are the principal
things to come up. before the meeting.
The Hardin county grand jury ad-
journed Thursday afternoon until next
Monday. This body has now been in
session twelve days.
Duluth has 3s2, acres Of parks and
play grounds, valued at $S26,OOO.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-11-20
All these lakes within ! lev days.

y. A. Whalen, a former railway mail
clerk living in Des Moines, has just
published pamphlet on what he calls
the Reign Of Terror" In the United
States postal service.
1t SENS. from reading Of the
pamphlet, that he was discharged four
or five years ago, and not given any
specific reason therefor, and that later
as result Of correspondence he Sc
cured some letters from those who had
been his superiors that were, to say the
least, In bad form. He makes an espe-
cial attack on Joseph Stewart, second
assistant postmaster general.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-11-20

We believe Zemo will do as much for
any sufferer and think our free trial
bottle will prove it. Just get csc
bottle from your druggist or send your
address and cents (for actual postage)
70 B. w. Rose Co. Laboratories. Dept.
-. OF. Louis. Mo-. and the free bottle
will be mailed Gin plain wrapper) post
paid. Send today. Suffer no more tor
turO and embarrassment Spend no
more nights OF wakeful, maddening
itching. Zemo does the work and does
5t quick. n Is
zsmo = sold and guaranteed by drug.
Sgt1te and in Narshalltown
" On neltabls Drug Co.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-11-20
Alssna Ns.y. Notes.

jsSpSSaadi 10 4ilneS-Republican.
Algona, Nov. 20-Tuesday evening
the little 7-year-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Dudley Miller came upon
the street ana met art" Haas, who is
weak minded : he gave the child a
nickel and enticed hersinto a. barn lust
on the street. where. heSs handed her
lndecently but did not assault her. The
chlid went home ..and informed her
parents OF the affair and described the
man so we'll that the Officers were at
once able tosfdentify him. He was ar
rested and confessed. information for
INSANITY has been fled against him,
and ne Will be taken tosCherokee.
Rev. j. w. Welsh of Mason City will
oesin serlesso Of evangelistic meetings
at the Congregational church here on
Nov. 80. Mr.. Welsh has been in Des
MONIES with the Rev. Billy Sunday and
spoke at one Of his overflow meetings
Sunday night. and there were nineteen
conversions at that meeting.
Word was received Tuesday by Mrs.
w. H. Lacy and Charles S. johnson,
|of this city, that their mother, Mrs. G.
N. Johnson. had passed away at her
nome IN Des Moines, where she moved
to from Algona about five years ago.
S''AlAAAooAl uASu SeN cI dl years ago.
The funeral took place at Irvington
Thursday, conducted by Rev. Frank
Day, of the Algona Baptist church and
interment was made in the family lot
there.
H. B. Mason received sweet potato
by parcel post from c. E. Malloy, Of
Alto. Tex. which weighed four pounds.
Mr.. Malloy says he raised $50 bushels
of sweet potatoes to the acre on his
land near Alto.
Rev. and Mrs. Bennett Mitchell have
closed their home in Sioux City for
the winter and after visiting at the
home of their son, Rev. C. B. Mitchell,
of Titouka, for a couple of weeks, they
expect to come back to Algona and
spend the winter at the D. ]. Mitchell
home.
Mrs. w. h H. Clark. of Spencer,
mother of Mrs. u A. Bronson and
Frank Clark has had diabetes for
several years. Recently she fell i'll
and Mrs. Bronson went to Spencer to
help care for her, and Thursday. re-
turned home bringing the patient with
her. Mr.. Clark also accompanied
them. Mrs. Clark's condition is con-
sidered quite serious.
r. f. Vincent, who recently pur-
chased Dutton & Sorenson's store at
Hobart, has taken his SON. inlaw, AL
fred Isaacson. of Waterloo, into
partnership. They have bought the old
Joe Troutman house and will move
it from the farm to Hobart.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-11-20
Terrible
Eczema!
4 The Clean, Non Greasy Liquid, zemo
~, setoes Itching and Burning Imme-
diately and Quickly Ends
Diseased Skin Conditions,

q = Bottle Sene Free For Trial,
A great host Of people nave been
cured Of eczema and other skin trouble.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-11-20
COUNTY OFFICIAL DEAD.
Recorder Milton J. Gibson, Of cerro
Gordo, Victim Of Pneumonia.


Mason City, Nov. 2O.-AIilton j. Glib
son. county recorder, passed away yes
terday at his home on East Tenth
street The cause of his death was
acute pneumonia. No funeral arrange
ments have been made. Surviving him
are Mrs. Margaret NJ. Kidder. sister.
and Morton ]. Gibson, brother. of
Northwood. Three little nieces. Corinne
kidder and Margaret and Gretchen
Gibson, are the only other immediate
relatives.
Mr.. Gibson was a member of the
Elks, Masons and Odd Fellows. He
was highly esteemed by all these great
orders and they will make especial
QEeparations to. honor him. Resolu-
tons are in course of writing from
many organiza lions, fraternal, business
and professional.
At the last election Mr.. Gibson was
accorded beautiful tribute of votes.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-11-20
BELGIAN FUND GROWS
Much Cash and Many Loads Of Corn
Being Contributed BY Iewa-cash to
Be Used TO Purehass Grain and No
Money Will Be Sent.

Des Moines, Nov. 20-Cash contribu.
tons to the Belgian relief fund total
ing more than $1,000 have been sent
to State Treasurer Brown. by Robert
Fleming, Polk county chairman. and il
is estimated there is between $4,000
and $4,000 in different cities of the
state already collected for the relief
orI. Besides this cash already In
hand, nearly thirty car loads Of corn
have been subscribed according to the
best estimates. and several other car
loads are now being collected.
d. S. Chamberlain. who conceived
the Belgian relief idea for Iowa, an
sible, every bushel of grain sent across
the water would be purchased in the
country in which the cash to buy IL
originated.
Buy Iowa Corn.
sThe Belgian Relief Association OF
Iowa does not intend to send money
out of the state said Mr.. Chamber
lain. Corn is Iowas greatest pro-
duct Corn is needed and can be used
by the starving people of Belgium.
Corn is what we Will contribute.
What cash is donated Will be used
to purchase corn. as far as possible.
in each county from which 1t is do
mated This is only fair to every com :
munity. No person will starve IL he
has corn. Those who do not know,
will find way to use it. The Belgians
are receiving wheat and they add about
Is per cent Of corn, grind 1t and make
brown bread
Indian corn is the daily food OF
three -fourths of the native population
of South Africa. This know from per-
sonal observation. Indian corn is the
staple food Of the Mexicans. Neither
the Mexicans nor the Africans use
mills for grinding it. Indian corn was
great article Of food among the
aborigines OF North and South Ameri-
ca and Central America before Column
bus discovered America.
Indian corn saved the lives of the
first English colony at jamestown. Va,
in 1907, when Capt. John Smith OBJ
tanned supplies of it from the Indians.
THE Belgian Relief Association Of
Iowa will send carload after carload Of
shelled corn to the Belgians as fast as
it can be loaded and shipped to the
seaboard."
Audubon Gives 5000.
The contribution of 5000 at Audubon
was reported yesterday by E. S. Van
Gorder. A carload of corn has been
subscribed at Atkinson. Benton county.
The contribution Of check for $1,000
by an Ottumwa firm was announced by
Frank Nimmocks. Sixth district ex
ecutive committeeman. and II. G. Ly-
man wrote that the Commercial Club
and Civic League of Grinnell had raised
$3.50.
Thru the efforts of l.. w. Ainsworth,
Des Moines manager Of the Western
Union Telegraph Company. tho relief
association has been accorded free
cable service to London. The Beaver
Valley Milling Company has offered to
she'll grind and sack all corn brought
in by Polk county farmers, free Of
charge. Four 100 pound sacks Of
ground corn in just the shape 1t will
be sent to Belgium, now is on exhibit
ton in the windows Of Plnmb's and
Sd1ilampp's jeWelry stores.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-11-20

" @iilU. w e Nave
stacks and stacks OF
letters from such
for m e n sufferers.
They. tell. OF cures
effected by Zemo,
a fte r alloth e I
means had failed
and hope Of relief
had been almost
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-11-20

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Duluth has 3S2, acres of parks an,
play grounds, valued at $4,000
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Saget5 3%eioituiu9 ior at Jamie Stof for
Dor BOG. icm trr.es uogiuet iduirart
nan Tan rpite oet. 9o9er trufe5 Uots
iert uorpret mco en- gtrnaoc SutoGras
fier al Gl0re Nrmeosler. oere5 Suie
OF liqucuoc. Set bil Sd frIge az ia
ieIu at aue bil gIsre brad Ne Tan for
az bette Rndl Tan udnc5, bddoe ueo ar
hlGlpe Sdaaiiriperen os gioe bdm iors
uenue %Cpip9uinRer. iGmt ueo at or
itrlue % ienoe ino tine g'ograftsr %
@~ortrGticr )glem life Oi5isJ nj hdur.
apor ban life rrt'er trent Get or not
i.ad hspcliat at oeuue 5dg begnuber at
Oh III Sirtcliaheo / 1914.
Sdu bar SetretGreu en- Rruaoc
HoreslebsGer. iom han aierue oil fda
ienSe irit til ale iom life bar Den. og
iout betdIer up i'm Reitance til % neO
incepGrcuoe War. 9isie Ssqer iubcs
botocr fort CperiiQt ouer 9umeoaIslds
gets 6iitorie. Sagets @ruuoIoo og
RaUu. HSrcSier. SeocIteS. 90 Ssoe6psO
Tor bpcrt Rcolcm al 9aqet.
Sill Shuuiua eulfe5 oae scrontruo
og Rlncoslerue / SrrOeIeSheo Ct aoot
OF gIGocli0t Nc'tuur | 1914,
SocrS %fcrbuuonc.
{. 6. Gnesineot.
Zetretrr for Iumclaoct.