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ROYELAs DlVERSAs.

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-Ino una MAYOR vIyacIJad de senti-
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vidal Icl General Gales pcrmitia
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. y rnprcu1rr trabajos de defcnsa.
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NACIMIENTOS.

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lmaraz, 405 Tampico Street; una
ina.
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azquez, San Luis Street; una nina.
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pOEcyAE

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las cor el hernoso drama Eel Pa
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~:olecci6n de poesias de nuestros me-
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MATRIMONIOS

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NOVELAS p SOC CADA UNA

e Becerro de o.
e Hijo Malditc.
La Lucha por el Amor.
e. Manuscrito de Nj Made
Maria, por Jorge Isaac
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NOYELAs a a5c CADA UNA

Aalditas Sean las Muje-es,
Malditos Sean los HombreE
Ealditas Sean las SuegraE
Arte de Buscar Marble
Las Evas Modernas
E Novi0 PrestaGo.
La Hija de las Flores.
81 Purgatorio de las Solter@&
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e Inferno de los HombEe2
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Poc seguir a una Muie4
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Ls corte del Amor.
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oBRAs PoETICA5 DE PEA
RELIGION.

Historic Sagrada. Recopilaci6n sober
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Los Martires, G e. Triunfo de Ia Rel
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-01
Germany Admits Subnaril,a
Probably Has Been
Lost.
COMMANDER HAS /
MADE NO REPORT
British Reports Of Destruction q oNb1
marine Sunk Five Days Afss~ TNr-
pedoino Of Arabie-esriin Lamests.
Loss Because Of Impessibility Of ~.
curing Report Of Commander On
Sinking Of Arabic.

Washington Sept. lon informor
ton from Ambassador Page at Londoa,
it was learned today. state departments
officials have been convinced that tAo
German submarine which sunk che
Arabic was itself sunk later by =
British warahip and that no report
flom: her commander can be expscfad.
Bearing out reports that the German
submarine which sank the Arabic md
herself been sunk. state depArtemnt
officials today revealed that repore
was received from Ambassador nage
at London indicating that German
submarine had been destroyed near
the scene OF the Arabic disaster.
1t was also revealed at the state de-.
partment that affidavits have been ~
ceived from survivors Of the Dunsley,
the steamer which was attacked tus.
, before the Arabic was sunk, presuma-l
bly, by the same submarine. The affi-A
davits told OF seeing submarine but
said 1t bore no distinguishing marksl
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-01
Intimation Made That Mi.
kado Will Plunge Deep
Into War.
BARON HAYASHI IN
SIGNIFICANT TALK
Says World Will Be Astonished at
What Japan Has Done, Is Doing and
Will Do in Present International
Conflict - Teutonic Campaign De-
velopins Strongly in Baltic Section
Heavy Artillery Fighting in East.

Pars. Sept. 1.-What appears to be
operate in the campaign to force the
Dardanelles Is contained in an inter-
view with Baron Hayashi. ambassador
to Italy, sent to the Petit Parisien by
its Rome correspondent.
II can not say much about that"
the baron Is quoted as saying, in reply
nelles. for we must not allow our ene-
mics to profit by information about the
movement of troops"
After discussing the part Japan has
played in the war, the baron said:
I'VE have not ceased to collaborate
with our allies to the extent assigned
when it knows what we have done.
what we are doing. and what we are
willing to do. The Russians are near
est to us and we can be most useful
to them. Japan wishes to assist in
the sacred cause of civilization"
The Serbian government has in
formed Greece that IL intends to COM
ply with the requests of the quadruple
entente concerning the demands of
Bulgaria, says an Athens dispatch to
the Matin.
Russia Has Not Called For Help.
Tokia, Sept. Lit was announced to-
day at the Russian embassy that Rus
sia had not requested troops to be sent
from Japan to her assistance in the
European war.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-01
Phenomenal Drop in
English Money Alarms
U. S. Business Interests

New York. Sept. 1.-English
money, already deprecated to fig-
ures without parallel In the history
of finance, took another phenome-
nal drop today. Tho pound sterling
sold down within an hour to s4.50
break Of 5A cents over night,
and downward plunge of II cents
within two days.
Ihe drop caused the gravest
anxiety as to it's possible effect on
american exports now at top fig
ures. Unchecked depreciation, it
was thought would affect tens of
thousands Of American laborers.
Before that could happen, it was
explained, there would have to be
cancellation or curtailment Of for
elgn orders, at present totaling
hundreds of millions of dollars, and
great diminution in the value of
new orders. Both the latter con-
tlngencies We're expected, 1t was
said, in case sterling should go
much lower
The immediate effect of the great
drop was the virtual paralysis of
the foreign exchange markets.
Fear amounting almost to con-
viction that sterling would go
much lower yet checked trade and
held the big factors in New York's
international money market ap-
prehensive. and awaiting the days
development.
There seemed little doubt that
buyers In Great Britain soon would
refuse to bear the heavy burden
of exchange.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-01
COURT RAPs PRESS.
Georgia Judge Defends Cobb County
in Which Frank Was Lynched.


Marietta. Ga, Sept. 1.-The Cobb
county grand jury assembled today u
investigate the lynching of Leo Frank
and take up it's regular work. Judge
Patterson In his charge told the jury
it was not special grand jury. and
that while It's Inesnbers We're not to
feel they were secret service men. 1t
was their duty to ferret out any crime
alleged to have been committed with
in the county ieariessi. s...,. ":;.:o;;::; D: !;
hope of reward" The judge defended
Cobb county against attacks on il
growing out of the lynching of Frank
In his charge he said:
I'm a great deal that has been said
recently in the press the facts have
been deviated from and I want to as
sert that the press generally has done
Cobb county great injustice. 1t APP
pears that In great deal of the mat
ter that has been published some pa
pers have seemingly cotton Just as far
away from the truth as they could. and
the result has been that the county
has been made to suffer
1T has been published broadcast
over tho world that a lynching has re-
Gently occurred in Cobb county, 1t Is
your duty to make a thorough and
complete Investigation of that as it Is
Of all charges of crime when Lrought
to your attention"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-01
as soon as railway equipment has been
assembled.
To Turn 70 Mexico.

Washington, Sept. 1-Germany's ac-
ceptance Of the American declaration
on submarine warfare has cleared the
way FOR renewed action on the Mexi-
can situation. Another meeting of the
Pan-American conferees probably will
be hastened as the result of clarifying
or American relations with Germany.
General Carranza's response to the
Pan-American appeal still is awaited.
The long delay has given rise to two
views. Some officials believe in
fuences are at work to induce Car
rama to enter peace conference, and
these are havingea favorable effect.
Some others believe Carranza has de-
termined not to answer the appeal
at all.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-01
Some Bodies Found .

Honolulu, Sept. IA number Of
bodies of tho twenty-five men who
went down in the submarine F-4
March 25 were found entangled in the
wreckage of the interior.
One body was removed. The others
were in such poor state Of preserva-
tion that the work of uncovering them
is being done slowly.
One body was identified as that OF
George Ashcroft. of Los Angeles, a
gunner's mate.
That there was possibility some
of the men on the F-4 left record
OF the ACCIDENT which cost the 1ves OF
all on board was the opinion ex-
pressed by the searchers.
Preparations have been made to
embalm the bodies as soon as they
are taken out. IF permission Is granted
from Washington. the United States
cruiser Maryland. due to sail today.
will be held here to take the bodies
recovered to the United States.
The F-4 was brought into dry dock
here Monday night. and was fully ex-
posed early yesterday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-01
HARD ROADS PLAN
ASSUMING SHAPE
Creator Iowa Committee Lays Its
Plans For Extra Session Of LesisIa-
ture Before Governor - Missionary
Work 40 Preliminary to Call.

Special to Times-Republican.
Des Ma!aes, Sept. 1.-P:cs:aent
Marsh, Secretary Clum and Dean Cur
tiss conferred informally with Governor
Clarke today with reference to the
good roads movement. The greater
Iowa comnittee explained to the gov
ernor their plan Of a special session Of
the legislature which they think will
bring hard surfaced roads to Iowa five
years sooner than II work is not started
until after the next regular legislative
session. The committee proposes to
hold special meetings in the home COM
munities Of each member Of the last
legislature. at which the good roads
bill will be presented, and II endorsed
by the meeting the legislator will be
asked to sign It and these will all be
presented to Governor Clarke before he
IL requested to call q special session.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-01
PEeouD's DEATH CONFIRMED.
Bold French Aviator Killed After Many
Darino Deeds For Country.

Paris. Sept. Reports of the death
Of Adolphe Pegoud. the French avi-
ator. have been officially confirmed.
The news caused sincere sorrow among
the French people who regarded him
as a hero. Pegoud. who was only 26
years old, served five years In the
French cavalry. fighting in the Mo-
rocco camrelgn. At the outbreak Of
the present war he Joined the aviation
corps as a private. but soon gained a
ub-lieutenant's commission. His ex-
ploits won him the military medal and
the military cross. Pegoud brought
down his sixth German aircraft on
July IL.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-01
PAGE ONE.

PAGE ONE.
Telographie News:
Germany Concedes U S. Rights at
Sea.
No Attack on Ships without Warn
ing.
Destroyer Of Arabic Sunk.
Texans to Defend Border.
Fear Effort to Revenge Orozc/
Death.
Japan May Aid Allies at DardY ,S>s
Slump in English Money IS tms
PAGES TWO THREE A. s-eouR.
Iowa News:
Iowa Has Horses to Spare.
Butler Held Without Bond
Cummings Favors Preparedness For
War.
Attorney A. N. Boeye Dead.
Hanging of ODonnell Delayed.
Man Kills Enraged Bull With Blow.
PAGE SIX.
Editorial:
Taken at Their Word
The Bureau of Road Research.
The New Insurance Law.
Topics and Iowa Opinion.
PAGE SEVEN.
New Serial Story:
The Thousandth Wife.
PAGES EIGHT, NINE, TEN, ELEVEN
City News,
Christian Conference at LeGrand.
New Bank Opens For Business.
Ansons' Errors Give Another Game
Away.
Jewelry Store Robbed
Electroliers For West Main.
School Enrolment Increasing.
PAGE TWELVE.
Markets and General:
Fine Weather Favors Wheat Bears
Corn Also Lower.
Cattle Steady to 10 Cents Higher
Best Hogs Higher, Others Steady.
Orozco Killed by Texans.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-01
Rion Almost Isolated,

IS London. Sept, 1.--Germany's plan
for driving three wedges into the Rus
sian lines is being carried forward, bu,
not with the same speed that marked
the drive over Poland. Riga is almost
isolated and unless the Russians soon
throw heavy forces against Won Hin
denburg's exposed flank, this port
must fall into the hands of the in
vaders. Altho this northerly attack
seems to have been checked for the
moment, the Russians have been un-
able to develop a counter offensive
comparable with their activities in
east Galicia. where, on the river
Stripa, they have not only turned at
bay but have inflicted large losses on
their opponents.
Heavy Artillery Fighting.
For a period of five or six days on
the western front a rain OF shells from
French guns has been poured on the
German trenches. The object Of this
unusual attack has not been disclosed.
but 1t is not believed here so much
ammunition would be used merely to
damage German works without some
effort to occupy the shattered trenches.
The Balkan problem Is again to the
lore. Emphasis is placed c;: renorts
that Roumania and Bulgaria are seek
ing to arrive at an understanding with
the entente powers, with some hope OF
success.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-01

NINETEENTH VICTIM DIES.
Large Death Toll as Result Of Gas Ex
nlosion at JohnstoWn. Pa.

Jchnstown. Pa, Sept l.-An explo-
sion of gas in the Ordena mine OF the
Merchants Coal Company at Boswell.
Yesterday, claimed It's nineteenth vic
tim today when James BerSalena died
in a hospital here. Two other miners
are said by hospital doctors to be in a
critical condition. Ignition of a pocket
of gas caused tho explosion.