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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-04-17

PAGE ONE.
TeIssraphie News;
Strike Makes 125, 900 Idle.
MANY Industries Affected.
Mrs. Rockefeller Leaves t2,0o0,000 to
Charity.
U. S. Cruiser Ordered to Turtle Bay.
To Investigate Doings Of Japs.
German Airmen XIII Citizens at
Amiens.
Cowles Fails OF Confirmation.
PAGES TWO AND THREE.
Iowa News:
List OF Bills Passed by Legislature.
Senate Ready to Quit House Delays.
Minister Kills Himself on Train.
Border Patrol to Curb I. w. W.
PAGE FOUR.
EDITORIAL:
A Little Object Lesson.
Senator Aldrich.
School Lobbies and Politics.
Topics Of the Time.
Iowa Opinion and Notes.
PAGE FIVE.
Iowa News:
Iowa Resident Saw Booth Captured.
Grinnell Murderer Escapes Blood
hounds.
PAGE SEVEN.
Story:
His Love Story.
PAGES SIX, SEVEN, EIGHT, NINE
City News:
To Open viaduct Bids Soon.
City to Clear Street OF Mains.
"Levee" Bank Plans Progressing.
Court to Rule on Confer Motion
Monday.
Marshalltown Twenty Five Years
Ago.
Gabritlson on Nesting Boxes For
Brides.
General and Brief City News.
PAGE TEN.
Markets and General:
Short Buying Makes Wheat Firm.
Strength in Corn.
Cattle Steady.
Hogs Sell Higher.
Roosevelt Soon Back in Party Fold.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-04-17
No Record Of Passport.

Washington, April t7.-Stste depart
ment officials said today search OF
their files failed 20 show any record
of passport to Ludwig Paul Selbach.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-04-17
THREE LINES 70 F-4
VHHEE ItNcS " T
With One More Line Attached Sub.
meroed Craft May i6o Raised

Washington. April 17.-Rear Ad.
miral Moore. at Honolulu. cabled the
navy department today. that three
lines had been made fast to the sub
merged F-4 and transferred to lifting
pontoons. 1t is expected the vessel can
be raised when fourth line Is at
tached.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-04-17
T.-R. BULLETIN
NEWS OF THE DAY
The Weather.

Sun rises April Is at 5:1s. sets at
6:41.
Iowa - Increasing cloudiness with
possibly showers Sunday and in ex-
treme western portion tonight; warmer
In eastern portion tonight. A
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-04-17

A definite move In the direction OH
settling the strike was expected be.'
fore night. John Metz, president oes
the carpenters union. said he would
offer arbitration to the contractors Inc
dependent of the other trades.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
News OF riftv Years 40
'trom Files of This PAPER Dec !, ,v,-

Two steamships hat landed ut Rockets yes
tcrday brought to Richmond more than 1000 :
600 pounds of freight direct from New SorI,
Much OF this freight Will be rcshippcd by ruII
from here 10 Southern points. Truly the south
is getting back into its own.
y man came into the city Yesterday from, ,,o
h'ckw"ods of one Of the upper james River
counties with !; negro man tied Il horse
authorities aud asked what the tied negro hu,
done he innoccntly replied: lie amt done
nOihn. Good migger. les want to srll hin :"
The white man had not heard about Ia. en,;tn-
cipation proclamation, nor had the negro Much
10 ms JOY. the negro released.
Castle Thunder yesterday vacated as !.
PRISON. ana all OF the prisoners therein held
We're taken to Libby and the City Jail. II is
understood that old Castle Thunder Will now
become as II once WAS. tobacco factory.
That splendid old Virginia paper the Abing-
"oll Nirgtnian. after an enforced sleep of ,X-
ac'iy twelve months. reused itself three days
ago. ana Ike a strong man greatly refreshed
ny long sluinh"r started to work again. Just
i year and eiSht days ago the Nrpin!;,m was
suppressed by General Stomeman the raider.
we arc glad This good paper is itself again.
The First National Bank Of Dauvillc opened
IT'S doors for business yesterday. j. t. Ficklcn
is the president aud john NJ Johnson Is the
cashier.
courts OF Tennessee has been tabled ly The
Legislature OF that state. It is said tina, Gov
ernor Brownlow, the rrcu, negro lover, so
called, opposed the bill
General Simon bolivar Euckncr. a Conrcd-
crate hero Of much reputation, has become as
sociatc editor of the New Orleans Crescent
II is stated mat +. NJ. Bruce, member OF
the late Confederate Congress from Kentucky
and very wealthy man, has presented Cen
eral John G. breckenridge with the neat sum Of
100000 in greenbacks
The authorities Of the Catholic Church UP in
the North are very explicit in their condc,nna-
ton OF the Fenians. SorIe of the bishops, no.
tabiN. bishop Daggon, of Chicago, have in
structcd the clergy TO refuse Christian burial
to such OF the Fcni;ns rs die in membership
with that society
II Is understood that tho constitutionality Of
the act of Congress prescribing the test oath
Is now sGuarcly before the Supreme Court OF
the United states being there the cpplica-
ton OF Hon. y. H. Garland %! Arkansas The
whole question will be fully presented before
the court next week. probably the 18Th.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
lie Fish

After an absence Of nearly thirty five
years the tile fish, once OF the least
expensive of food fishes. reappcured
upon the Fulton markets a few days
ago. y few hours after the GlOuccs-
ter fishing schooner Stranger had
unloadcd five tons of the new" fish
brought there with the aid OF the United
states Bureau of Fisheries. more than
half the cargo had been sold at 8 cents
Il pound.
Three years after the fish was first
placed on the market. in 1879. the
species disappeared. when the warm
gulf stream swung away from the old
tile fish grounds leaving the tropical
tribe TO perish in colder waters. AS
the stream edged back to its old course
the nets Of fishing smacks caught Il
fish with the body Of cod and the
head Of Il channel bass. AS the stream
fish" plateau the nets dragged up in
schools fish Of beautiful color. I:X-
perts in the Bureau Of Fis.crins picked
the fourth syllable of Latin word
and called the new" species the
tile fish,"
In May. 1879. Captain Kirby. of the
fishing schooner william " Hutchins
was seeking cod near the 100-fathom
curve, south Of Nantucket lie had
four travis out. each a mile long, and
bearing 1000 hooks. Fishing in waters
varying from eighty to 100 fathoms. his
men brought up fish unlike any they
had ever seen before. They kept
throwing them back. until CAPTAIN
Kirby saw tho strange and handsomely
colored fish," He cooked one of them
and said 1t was the finest fish he had
ever eaten.
The experts In the United States Blu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11

the very beginning. which served to stimulate
him cut Of the usual Indifference of hoyhood
and started him on the road to acquisitions
Perhaps it was the boys first earned dollar
which SO struck upon his senses as il lay in
his hand as to leave an Unsuitable appetite
for more beautiful round dollars. Perhaps
little piece OF land bought with his first
earnings aroused the pride of ownership ana
began famous real estate career And in
many fashions the divine spark OF ambition
has been communicated to youth.
The latest dead millionaire whose life, his
tory is open to us Il cattle king lie
went West in boyhood, got job and took his
first pay, not in ordinary money, but in COWS
He drew seven as his wages Seven
cows. OF course. he could not do less than
become millionaire. To be the owner OF
ctttl" III the finest of cattle countries. and
to be the owner of the number which always
brings luck.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
SAMPLE DIR NEW p1,,;t
You Gun lie Unhnpp.-

Without buying second hand motor car;
Or
Without asking everybody to sing:
OR.
Without trying to make peace bet wcrn :. man
ana wife who are at outs;
OR.
Without worrying about what YOU are going
TO get Christmas;
OR.
about;
OR,
Without telling any of your troubles to
others
Without trying to make combination Of
attending to your own business and that OF
others.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
SEEN ON THE SIDE
The Sweetest Girl.

Tn" sweetest girl in all the town
May have black hair or hair Of brown
1t docSn', "rcatly matter:
Sh" may not have Il word to say.
%, on the other hand. She may
Indulge in airy chatter
The sweetest girl of all TO YOU
May have gray eyes or eyes as blue
AS are the skies above YOU
What though her beauty has its ilaws?
Shes sweetest OF them all because
You know she'll always love YOU
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
Queries an Answers
Division OF I'ruprrtN.

IN The event Of death of husband without
children, what disposition is made ~ his rro.-
READER
If he l'rves will, the property is disposed
OF IN accordance herewith, except that lie may
not deprive tile Wife OF her dover: that is the
possession Of onc-third OF the real estate fo:
her life. II there hc will. the widow takes
onc-third Of the real estate for life, and al
her death this goes 10 the husbands kin. and
she takes all the personal property which the
husband got III consequence Of the marriage
Further II tn" intcstatc left Issue by her or by
Il former marriage, She takes third OF the
residue of his personal estate absolutely; If
no issue, she takes Onc-half II there is any
real question involving Your rights yot, should
consult a good lawyer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
II Maestro.

81 Maestro.
Nightly. with cbb and flow, around him
move
The finite tides OF an Infinite sea,
And with each mortal wave the ghost
OF love
Keeps its immortal tryst relent-
lcssly;
Voiceless the prayers from old despair
that rises;
Unseen the hands thrust upward from
the dark;
Beneath mask OF mirth watch
Minos' eyes.
Where laughter moclss at hopes OK
tnguished spark.
Freed by his hand, the BIRD OF Melody
Over the drift of life cxultant sings.
And, 10! the dream made whole, the
answered call.
Now hearts soar outward upon silver
wings
TO aforementioned meadows. Thracian
shore,
And you who went call unto me once
more.
Virginia Woodward Cloud, in Cen
tury.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11

rcau Of Fisheries had never seen such
IL specimen before. In all their books
they could not find It line about the
species. Then they sent the sloop
Fish Hawk TO the grounds due east
Of Atlantic CITY aud directly south Of
the lower end OF Long Island. Block
Island Martha's Vineyard and Nam
tuckct Island. She returned with IL
specimen. The sulf stream had swept
:tway from the ocean plateau, and about
i.400, 100000 fish in AN area OF 40 miles
lOrg and twenty-five miles wide were
killed by the cold currents.
In 1892 the GrampuS caught Il few
tile fish on the old grounds but not
until this year were they pulled up in
great nunibcrs.--Nc York Times
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Preparedness Here

9 PEAk1NG OF preparedness, it is quite evil
~ dent that il has actual and healthy exist
ence among RiChmond's military commands.
The response 10 the call 10 duty that the fire
bells sounded on Thursday afternoon was
prompt and enthusiastic. and the service the
men are rendering in the ruins of IIopcwcll
has received the high approval Of their com
manding officers and of the people of the
stricken city Richmond may we'll be proud
of her boys in blue and gray
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11

Tic thht WAnls money. means and ,nnton, Il,
without three good fricnds."-Sha kcspearc.
There is no morrow: though before our face
The shadow named so stretches we AWAY
Fail TO ovcrtakc."
Margaret j. Preston.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11

Speaker Clark is quoted as follows: ''rhe
time is at hand when Congress will remain
practically in. perpetual session." Practical
~, Mr. Speaker, the time is here, and has
been for some time. When il is not in SEES
sion us a body. it is in action individually. en-
deavoring to satisfy the constituency.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
The PcssimiSt Says:

The Colonel declares this country's attitude
toward the European makes him too
mad to think. With him something is ALWAYS
interfering with that process.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11

u want to employ Il clerk who will not talk
BACK To ms customers. said Broad street
merchant to applicant
Il am the man YOU looking for | lave
been married ten years" He got the lob
II you are tiGhtwad and are very sick he
careful what sort of preacher YOU call in. The
AtchSon Patriot explains:
Are YOU willing die" asked the min ST er
at the bedside.
Yes am ready was the reply
We'll, am glad YOU are, for that makes il,
unanimous"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
landed on Her Feet.

Wife during the spaD-I must have bccr
fool when ] married YOU
lIub-Undoub,cdly. Iiut the old adaye stood
by YOU: Il fool for luck-Boston TRANSCRIPT,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
\ Nlntter Of Habit.

MI dogs delight TO bark ana bite
And exc To run and play.
liut cats delight To roam AT Min,
because they're built that way.
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4 LnyInnn's Sermon.

The margin between being "A fool and n wise
man Is so narrow that angel would hesitate
about trying to get over it. have no patience
with this man Ford in his mission. ! haven't
seen or heard good word about it, but Il
friend OF mine who lives in Detroit tells mo
that there is already IL movement in that city
10 give Ford rousng reception in case he
should be successful. OF all nations, we arc
the most tickle If Ford should win, you may
look for somebody to name him Al icc-pres-
Dental possibility. Isn't it best to regard every
man as wise until lie proves TO the contrary?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
Smashing Preredcnts.

Cirubbs--Are YOU planning to make some one
happy on Christmas Day?
Stub's'--I am ann going to make myself
HAPPY by giving myself Il box OF the cigars
really enjoy smoking.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11

poii'icti observer says the youn.. men of
s'c hePuhlo"n party arc for Colonel Roosc Welt
Tor President Wonder If that Includes CON
&ressman Sicmr. both as to age ana presidential
prererencc?-Bristo Herald Courier You are
convenient to him-ask him
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11

1t is so quiet in Frisco since the closing Of
the Panama Exposition that Hi johnson can
almost hear himself think
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11

VIC" VI ~ laying III the winters coal tho
average householdcr's idea OF preparedness"
iichmond Is threatening to have two rail
a . !" 'i"pe""i' says the Newport News
l'rtcrsh"rs And that was written before M,
hr" too.
AS matter OF fact" saws TN. ch.. ,.;,
Progress, the members OF Cougyrss ,,,,. ,,,a..
more about IL than the Of us hu, , 10, -,
rs Yet think there's othime To nrc,,,ro r. ~
belgium also thought there was ,n,otn.r IN
prepare for and now what do wc nrssr
The LynchburE Advance closes a luhoroa
article ON the general subject in these words
''pn the whole, /! would seem that the VOYAGE
of IN" oscar u. rs likely To 80 down in history
'S '"i"5 fl"%!'. ihat puts the Roanoke
Wofld-Nows ON the Trail Of the ADVANCE
The contemporary which charges women
with being bad losers" says the Norfolk Vir-
ginan-j'ilot, evidently hasn't observed the
pains to which the majority OF them put thcm-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11

Inc NORFOLK Ledger Dispatch figures il out
this way: Bryan would not 20 81, any peace
SNIP us long as there Il chance for IL scrap
at home
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
Wilson's Present popularily

OSWALD G. WILLARD in the New York
~ Evening Post. bcwails the decline OF Mr.
Wilson's popularity The President he saws
was highly beloved some months ago when
still supposed to be the great advocate of
peace and opponent OF armedncss, but now
since he has gone over To the advocates Of
military preparation, his popularity WancS
How much truth is there in this lament?
The President has been very strong with the
country ever since he cvinced his determine
ton 10 keep the government strictly neutral
ana avoid ENHANCEMENT in the war. In
doubtcdly, the great mass of American citi-
zcns a year ago considered him the safest man
TO occupy the White House, and looked for
ward 10 his reelection. But at that time the
country still felt the i'll effects Of business de-
preston and was uncertain of the future 1t
is hardly likely that Mr. Wilson'S popularity
mas declined since the great wave of pros
pcrity began to break upon DISBURSEMENTS
due in no small measure to his wise states
manshp
Tn" signs all point the conclusion that
Woodrow Wilson is much more generally be-
loved and trusted by the American people to-
day than he was ycar ago. MIR. Wizards
regrets are wasted.
1t is announced that the war is beginning
10 tell on the manufacture OF musical instru-
mcnts, and that this will help the business
in this country Wood wind and brass in
strumen,s especially vii! be benefited we
thought the politicians had given us all in
these lines that need.
Five cchpscs are billed for next year by the
astronomers These DO not include the UNI
bragg of the Bull Moose the shadow that
will gather over the G. o. T..
st. Louis as the Democratic National Con-
yention city makes the selection Of Chicago
by the Republican National Committee almos,
certainty. Bat where will the Bull Moose
iorcgathcr Tor their stampede?
'All aboard for tonsiantinoplc" will be the
railroad call III Berlin next January No
schedule, however, has been arranged for
trains out OF the German capital for Paris.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
What broke up tho Concert.

II was the fault of advertiser and lack Of
foresight by the editor of the programs. The
concert was under the supervision Of the Ger
m;ti' band. The bill started of all right:
OVERTURE.
Then the advertiser butted in with this. line of
type:
SAMPLE OUR NEW PICKLES.
Then the strings Of the orchestra wen, SNAP
ana the cornct crumpled up like Il cottonwood
ShinSlc under the heat Of summer sun.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11

Abou, the time Il father thinks of bu,inr
ms 'i"shter an automobile she decides to marry.
ana that spells trade
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
The ROunlimG StcrI business

HOSE who think our prosperity is wholly
due TO war orders should consider the
present state of the steel industry The
amount OF steel involved in recent car Dur-
chaSes tota!ed $4,000 tons, while INQUIRIES
call for more than 100000 tons Orders for
6p0,ooo tons Of rails were placed and ncgotia-
lions Tor $4,000 tons more arc going on In
the same period, inquiries covering 800. 600
tons OF steel for shells were received Thus
domestic orders overbalancc the foreign
Inc new Penn Marine and Ordnance Cast
ings Company, with capital OF $4,000 900
consolidates two large plants and other
mergers are in the air. Practically all steel
mills are running at fun capacity, except when
torcibly closed by lack OF material.
Little raw steel is III the market. When com
pariSon is made between the present state OF
the business and the complete Stngnation of
two years ago, the wonderful improvcmcu;
may De tuiiNTeain2d. The steel industry is
one 0! our'lafsest, and its prosperity has an
important influence on general business CON
d!tions throughout the country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11

If every man was taken his own val,a.
ton haloS would take the place. of hots
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11

serves To appear satisfied with the husbands
'heS nave drawn" We'll. the ways of women
are past finding out. anyhow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
russians Revive the Raid

GONE one has called the present E.uropea II
~ war "iockjaw of mcdIocrlties' and Ger
tain!Y there has been little OF the Spectacular
III the operations OF the opposing armies 50
lar he recent exploit OF Russian scouts
however In capturing the staff OF the Eighty
second DIVISION OF the German army recalls
me daring deeds of earlier wars \ Marty
OF scouts slipped through the German lines
remained hidden while hostile troops passed
and hnal!y surrounded the German division
headquarters. The staff officers were quickly
secured. and then the scouting party sue
ceeded in making its bay back safely TO the
Russian lines.
This performance is strikingIy reminiscent
OF inc Confederate cavalry. Those tiue riders
were always making raids around the Federal
armies, which sometimes resulted in i'm
portanl gains. On one occasion Stuart sur
pr!sed Pope, and Very narrowly missed takiui,
him, With his entire staff The Union general
escaped without his coat. Another time
Mosby succeeded in capturing "a Federal gen
eTal. The daring adventures of Morgan and
Forrest are bart Of history. We may en-
pect repetition Of their deeds by the Cos
sacks in the coming winter campaign in
Russia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
Chats With Virciniia Editors

the Sig stone Gap los, takes this practical
vie" OF II: Laying in the winters ,o,I is tho
average househ holders idea OF prcnar.d,,.,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
Help Now!

. ESPONSE to appeals for Hopcwcll's deS,i-
y tute has been warm and generous. In
diViduals, corporations and whole commune
ties have given. with cheerful lness and "A lively
appreciation ri the needs Of the sufferers.
But much remains to be done
There are still some who homeless,
Pennies ana without sufficient clothing, and
they need help Immediately. Who gives now
gives ouWold. The Tines Dispatch will re-
ceivc all contributions to the relief fund and
will see that proper distribution is made
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11

Now there is shortage of gravediggers
IN Mexico City. Is this because they are
busy elsewhere, or arc there no moro subjects
in the capital?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11

II you win one day and lose the next. play
the game every other day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11

The attitude OF France toward this country
is one OF contempt The authority for mis-
is Richard Harding Davis, who as a writer of
a certain class OF fiction has Il higher standard
than he has as an interpreter Of actual
conditions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
Governor of
Kentucky
Goes Dry

ed that the state House will be dry during his
term. In the good old days--or they bad?
1T was considered part Of Kentucky gentle
mans education to become thoroughly a.
Guain:cd with all the best brands OF whisky
have Il discerning eye for feminine beauty ana
know horscfcsh from the h"of mp. So far as
the ladies concerned his education is the
same as il used TO be- no doubt, but does his
love for horses remain" Perhaps the modern
Kentucky gentleman must be I, good Judge of
beauty, grape juice and automobiles Savannah
Morning News.