davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-20
oldrrriel,.
&ucncaplinacn ben itprite i Sanbcta
Siituric.
WTitcm 2siniom Wmibcl.

Sirl1c oct io0erale Sonbbrlig20c.
partcncnt3 9Ipling2ooeriilt. lom Of
icntlilglorbcS Den tie ,Slli. teQucr
MpcOcn ill az pi1c giuc Oct ~lteritc
llobntte / Sanoct9 Niitoric. Som
llhliaternc "a bar. mlIuur Tepartc.
mentct nenllia Sotaluobpttct iii 963,
100000 %ilihel, hpilfct er 10000.
900 itorre cno oct iGnonleuaIt itorc
%ll6hntte ilior.
&%intcrbpebcn itnnr life iulht iun
lopcnbe ion for en- Mauuco iiOcn,
men Sen tcaucr b~cauaatet iii at pile
gipc ct llobntte al minOlt 6GS,000,.
600 gnibeI, mcrt9 &~aurbueoen an
ilanca at bile gipc ct llbbpttc al
295. 900 Suibcl, ca. S9,O00,0 O0 @u.
ibel nler enb for ct 9Inr ii6en.
Observation-Disclosures oilorog /
1914 til $50 100000 @llibel.
Tua @rlnb al bct foIbc 90 rcgn-
Iilloe %eir er llbiigterne for Woi@,
fornet millore gunitigc, men outagc@
BOG at bile 9ipe ct Gotalllobptte al
2,S14,000,0 G0 @uibcI MOB 2,673,.
100000 @ulbeI iiior. Set inoiooc.
DC Ireol CT nenlli9 nbltiQig iterre
ioar emo iiior, ibet Def iaIt uogisr
109,273,000 Mcres.
@apren ltoar, to9et 2arl6ct / fin
&elbcb, irroclcS lonenbe og tc9rcr
til at bile gipc ct Gotalitobnttc Al
1899 100000 Snihcl moo t,tl1,-
600 600 Nllibel for ct 9lor iiocn.
Ogiuo lloiigterne I'll Ell itor @ng.
aoling er mcqct lo0e. og poo @oliS
al benne Srebes gleiulenllnltlige Gil.
itunb III onIluor Gepartcnlentct 30.
tolllobnttct iaar I'll Dos, 100000 @u-
lhcl, eller ca. 13,000,O00 @uihcl
n1cr END ifior.
SinireaplinNcn tegncr til at ifullc
bli al pnltrcnt iurme StGrrclie ionl
ifior, nemlig ca. 100000 Huibcl.
Tntetesaulingen tegrter ocrimlo0
til at bli uolfiQig minore enc iorrigc
Ior, ibet SotaIllobpttct o%nilnoca iii
onltrent 393,0O0,0 600 Guihcl, bpilfct
er ca. 100000 9uibcl minbre emo
ifior.
Terimob piI N%ooplitgcn BIZ 40.
ifiuig itarre eno forrigc Anr, iOct
llbbpttet oriloaea til 1.l5 Sou pr.
Ycre moo Ia (on iflor.
Waisnplinacn.
5 ncoeuitoueuoe SabeI giuc9
Moiaorealct, Oct oniloaeoe llobptte
iaar % Aulinqers Stsrrelie iilor /
De pigtigite AZ De maisbDrtelbe Eta
TOR
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-20

sra Walhinaton mc0Oclc2 Sen
soc &tIi: &irlQr Neutrality-suspicious..
tcmcrtct cr Nelhuolidtcrnc / NorO.
pcitltatcrue iUroclca Iopcuoc unoto.
gen ior Wal2foructa &cofummcnNc.
Som Nollc Al set lduQUorigc tOloc
% reNniuI0c &cir itnnr octtc ucutlig
Ileaet tIlbnAc, men oct fur6c cnomt
rcttc pud llN. on man if dobt %
pornt &cIr Rcitcu al Sonmcrcn %
Ell fen Noit.
Gcpurtcncntct anlInor aornoDlin.
9crnc i Oiaic Stotcr iom ieIacr:
Winuciotu; &onrbpcoc IS. 200, 900
NuihcI, SABRE t15IOO,OOO @uibel
oN @pg 35,OOO,OOO.
Soma: Wioi9 BOG, 100000 0u.
ibcl, %iutcrbpcoc 100000 @ll.
ihcI, SABRE ISL ,OO0,5OO guIhel,
&pQ 10,1O0 9uibeIs.
gtprlp Sulot0. SOcoc lOb,2OO,
600, SABRE 13,200,000, @pg 90.
100000.
South 0ofoto: Wtoi3, 1000.
600, Nbeoc -. 100000, &aurc So.
100000, @pg 20.200.
W|isconitu: Ntni2 $4,000, 600,
Sabre $4,000 1000, @pG 100000.
Moutana: &~intcrbpcoc 1900.
600.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-20
%co %citfrunicn.

Is &c li0ltc Sage bar Der nUret
tiTnpet poloiomt / NrQonncrifogen.
Get er Den tpltc Nronpriua' Nrmc,
ION Iort'Uttcr lit Noriog pdu al brn.
Dc lglcnncm til &er0un. Spitcrnc
mclocr oJloa ON "Sclre al pen
ltprlte Nctponing", iurlig tilpQger
DC oct lror %e1t. al ot bnp0e toqet
TrdnltutTn0cuea Stiuiuger paa
SoiOe Ar. 80. sc tog pgiao ON.
firing 1000 Sanger % gioroe ct
tort &riQabpttc. Gctte blcp bog
life beiorAct pna Ell Gng, men poa
ct SiOarum ira 20bc ,5lmi iii 15oe
(Nlli.
SnliolertiO melOcr Ben ironife Of
%iicielle Hnpport Dcn 160e SUM, at
Sn'fcrnc life poa no9ct Eltutt bar
Aadct trent oper 40 Oar09 / Nr-
Gonncr-Negioneu, % &oibc Nr. 2S5
bar 6rnnltnlpnOcnc tilbnqecrobret.
SNido / %&othrin0en % / Nor0
for Nrrn5 bar &umpcnc i"ortiut.
SDltcrne n~nilnar NrnnitmunbeneS
Cab / Sc ii0ltc ll1cra blooige Manl-
pc pco Srrn$ til 74.S00 Monb.
Som ~pcticnOt bar NranIfmrnbeue
ti0ligcrc bcregnct Spiferne5 Cab
lanntclteOs til tentmelig NOR 100,.
600 Man0.
Genie "Sfnniefrig" or / hpcrt
SoIo Ell pocrit foitbnr sSornoielie
iloen nt nogcn al Furterne lar rltll-
Oct no9ct ion itnor / rinlcIiat 6or-
bolo til Sobet al WcnncifeIiu.
X = X
Gn Gitoorc poo TO i~rorlifc 9(cro.
p!nncr giorOc Sen 150e Sitli et
Strciitog til zen tpife NiilitprItn-
tlon Gbounp / Noroironfrig, bpor
Spifernc har tore Sepoter al &rigs.
matericl al ale Slag. &c lap ncO
poa bi9lc Sepoter 46 @ronoter al
70 MiQimctcra aoIibcr og 6 itorc
Bomber. Ser opitoo So paa 10
Stcocr, % en- ltor inf 6roJtbauO
pou SiicfnnaIen blep iGnfct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-20
%co Saroancncrue.

Snn0on, 156e &lili. - Sc NQic-
rebe rcitebc / MdnoaQs IRE beitlge
Ingreb ei.er %hinanben MOB DC tpr-
fife Stilinoer paa 8allipolibalp.
cen. Zen iicroe Gang FOG DC mcS
Storm 10 iterft 6ciGitcoe Scioer
uco Srithia oa tog 1000 Sanger.
Sprfernca MonociaIb par ogida
ubpggcliqt itort, ba Se Here @on0c
blcp o%uerrclfct / tutte Nornietioncr.
bcilfct eap set brittle % %iralrife
Irtileri Seu bcbitc Nnlchning til at
nleie Sem neo | i~loffcDis.
: Ell ire 9o9ea &nmp ira 6te til
Soc Suli ifnI Sprfcrrc bare nliitet
$4,000 Wanb. ocriblanot 900
brr6te.
@caoc SranIfmrnbene % @rtter.
ne er imponcrct cpcr 5prtcrnes
5opncrbeb OF %ciciinnenoe 6ora9t
for Se6en.
2onocn. 16oe ,Nlli, - Sfetge
Mcloing BERTH ira slihen or ben IN
itc llnocrponOsbaao "l,-5t" blet
ifu0t il1mt. / Sorlehauct al rIsIiltc
arlDsifibe. 9iphcocn berem er tenl-
met III atbeM ira Den 5ulaarife SD
Tarna peb Serlebapeis ayll.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-20

Get por 0cnnc lllGCruau0@6ad0.
ION NI9rAc Den bcrommelipe Hellc
ira N!lhelml2haicu til 2ur0dncllcr-
ne. Euor Ocn itio0 10 brittle SloQ
'tIbe IlTnf, huOr1itcr Den incg ii8
lglcnnem ocn brittle SIotooe, Git
iaa Qlemicm Observation-Disclosures %
Marmordiiocn til &onltantlnopel,
bpor 0cu rcl0te liJ til Sicltcitc hos
Den tD'tc Epcrltbciolenoc. Nuia 81
trrretnlnlcn ON 0cra l%ln0cr0nu1 cr
FORFEIT bar Den oltida ira Nonitan
tl'opcl Gnoct gicrncm &oiprua %
mo | Sortebapet- %nnbcnbort ntcO
Den Cpgape at aiore Anal poa Den
rualiltc Sprtrbo03ilaaOc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-20
Gviflano erfjcnoer
lin SeiltaSelie.

&aihiuAtou Dem l5oe Suli. (uif-
LAMB me0giper / Ell oiIictel Sfriuclie.
iom toag mootogts ira oen anicri.
fauife 9mbasiaoer / Berlin, at oct
ameritnuite 9ampitib ~Nebraitan
bleu torpeoeret al en- tplt timber
u~no5baao, uotaler i'm 9etlagelie
beroucr % i'm 9ereooiuigbeo til at
betule G%ritatntug % ioriitrsr oe Gor.
Stlter ON. N 9iugrebet life uar ret.
ter moo oet am~erifanife Stag. men
enc va dIene iIuloteS ZEN ulpTtelig
6~etlt,gelie~,
Gettc cuoer Sugen meo llHotuJel.
ie Al Spgrg5maaIet ON gritutning9
belObeta St9rregie,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-20
Gmbco5uouUpuclie

@aibmQtou Ben 1ioc Eili "a.
mucl y. 3ouoclph / Niauitomocf.
@i9.. or ioaQ uonCrut til ltuitc0
Stotco W{arihou "a $. 81. CONNER
Nortioro. &is.. I'll llnitto Stutes
Iiitrict |9lttorrcu / Set citliqe q.
itrift / Niacouim. 9cQQcs llourn.
uclicr err ulocrtcgncoe al T~rPiiocnt
Nilion : hans S0mmcrhicm / Scr.
riih. Rem Nompihlrc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-20

l(oiigtcrne for %Iuterbpc0cn or
minoit gumitigc / aonia5, bpor oct
onilaneoe llObptte al 100000 900
9llibeI or ca. 5O,O00,000 @uibcI
mlnore cno flor. Gerimoo nil 10.
bpttet / Ncbroifo nritcn bli liQcion
tort iom lorriQc @ur, ~ / St1tcrnc
&ninois, Niid)ignn, &uoionu %
ohio er lloliQtcrue iortriuli1c.
Nebcnitoaenbe GnbeI giper llObnt
tct al &%lntcrhpcoc / ioINcloc Stotcr
iiior og oct auiluucoe ll0bpttc iaor:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-20
Sra V~erden$kri0en.
Gbkernr inoleoer Ell nm Wfrmdu ofpaa. Genrral 1in0enbur9
nil rritc ct npt rrrmfoo moo auarfbau % .,ioa.
Oesaa r1aasnssn bseyndsr at rsrs paa sig.

tpife IrmcforpS, puicntlig bcitoucn-
DC al Solf ira Tonuncrn % Slc@-
pig, nplig ifnl pore uirelit ira
Sborn ionl Sprltcrfning til General
&inbenblIrg.
Sonboh t1bc >Sl,li. - To0iolf
ber cr MT Al Den Menino, at IN
lfernc bar int iiQ iii Sp9ouc intct
n,iuorc eno at fmlic bcl r%lt@'iife
&Gr, ipr DC inOloocr Jig poa no1clt
iterrc Spcrationcr pcb &|citir9nten.
De tplte o. niSiiifc Nicl0inger
ianlitemmer / at tpitc Sroppemas.
Ter III itnur pcO @inbouiloben /
NTrbcbcn al @olOilNen / aurlonO,
finn SO Mil ira observation-disclosures
ltore &onbelaccitrum Sligo.
Meloinger til %onbon ibng goar
no pan, at Spitcrne bar e0elo9t o.
rlllllcret iorfUrocligt poo in &ci
norNoper lonQa Sitcriioen ira Nie,
mel iii Siball. &~ptcler, Sunnto-
rler, &lloer og S%errc9oaroe or
lugt / Nllincr. Snltrent Sen cneite
lluotugcl'e ifal pore ct Slot til.
hsrcnoe Ell polif I~oclamnnb, hpis
NUtter er gilt nleO Ell nmerifonif
Game. Settc pufrc @nn0ilot brllJes
III til inf militur &nur0funrtcr, %
her hnpbe Erina Seinrid) al Erpi-
len oN Ncltniurlfalt pom &inOc1burg
npliN Ell 3onicrcncc u~llgaocnoc Den
me N%iicniip i 9ietlling al Hign.
X Il y
@cni. 16oe SNlli. - MclOingcr
BERTH guur uo pan. at eli eltcrri0if
@Tritprfc, iom foriogtc at iororiuc
Eii5lcrne ira oercs StiQin9er pes
@cid)icl cr Diet ilaaet tilbngc meO
Itore Cab, "a at Gltaieruc bar beiut
erbcl al Sitcrrigcrltcs Spbcgrapc.
Sigcinn cr &c Gitcrri1cre, lont mig
pon Here Stcocr gif opcr Snieitr,
blct breuet tilbuge otcr NIooen, iOet
&uaicrne her bar iooct Soriterfnilg
al mt ipurt Irtilleri.
Fctro0rob, 17oc HNlli. Get
Iaritc itore Slag ueo Ben %rtaiiife
%eitiront iibcn SilbnQctoget ira De
mnIuriifc Sipcr / Sitprpiicr, CT npr
i%ore'taucnoe. HusIcrnc, lon bar
gooct ubetpoelig tilbngc, inotogcr nj
ltertc Stllingcr langS en Sinie,
'orn ItrTffer iig belt ira &~urlano
til @cidlcliloOcn. Teltlilarifnlf Don
SillOcnbl,rg presto paa mco ltor
Strait, % SEN itorc Srpining fan
life lTilge looe perte pua iig.
Sinocilburga Centrum, ionl gict'
ltem Fr5aSrpi5 oGter at rctte 6rern-
lteoct MOD @uridnu, er / Be lioitc
TO SpJn blet ioritcrfet mcO nTiten
10000 Mnno. Cen iterfe r~taliife
Noitnin9 Noun @cnrAicnif, i0m be-
ifpitcr @orid)nli ira Norb, er oerne
tpife Nrmes isrite Mual.
&c r%llaiiife Trooper, ion truf iig
tilbagc for Suifcrne pPo @in6uus
Ilobcn / 4urlanb, uar Tor set mcitc
miilorc Norpoitcr, iom life giurbc
itorre MooitnnD, men traf iig til
buge iii No%peoitprfcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-20
Zen ifnlicmife ,Srpnt.

s %lorSobalen er StiQingen liior-
an0ret, meloe5 ira GonI Den 17oe
Sui: : 9upcpasierne fipnnpc5 ser
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-20
%nnrbucoeitntcruc.

Ncocnitoneuoc Sobcl QipGr Stor.
relien Al 9luliugen Iilor % oct ou'
iIaocoe llobntte iaor / BE lelgcuoe
ire uidtigltc Observation-Disclosures:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-20
Snuren.

9tcNcuitoncnNc EabcI giucr GIor'
,nrct2 %llobnttc Al Nnprc ! ioIaelOc
Stutcr o. Set auil0acoc llobnitC Idor:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-20

6orfiPftcs eud Sioe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-20
Maisnulinacn.

5 ncoenitoneuOe SobeI gipea
0taiaorealct. Oct oniloaeoe %llobptte
laar og Nplinqens SterreIie liior /
De pigtigite al 0e maisoDrtenoe eta
Ter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-20

59Fileliea Paa siSe I
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-20
TintcrbucOcn.

Il. g.. 29j 900 200 or
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-05-03
Capture Family of
Ter, Welt Whe1ps

The timber wolf population OF
Eden township contains ten less scalps
today than it had Saturday. as re-
su,t of a hunt Thomas Elliott and Dan
Wilson prosecuted Sunday, during
which they captured one family of ten
wolf whelps. Today County Auditor A.
w Dobson paid Elliott $40. at the rate
of 81 per scalp, for the hunters bag.
The ten young wolves, thought TO be
about three weeks old, were tound III
q nest on the Sterling Demmings farm
three miles southwest of Rhodes, ana
near Clear creek The nest was con-
cealed under fallen trees, rather I'M
usual spot for a mother TO keep ana
nurse her Young. which are usually
whelped and reared in burrows in the
ground.
The hunters believe the Wolf knew
tina, her babies were in danger and
moved them from their nome. a hole IN
the side of a nil. to under the laiie',
oak trees Elliott and Wilson WORKED
until they had dug out three VOL ouI.
rows in q side hill not more than wv
or 200 yards from where they STUN oleo
onto the wolf mothers young. Ihe puf
rows we're all empty
The wolf pups had their eyes open
and all but one were as doclle as :.
MANY n,,nnjes that they so closely re-
semhle. One MAS a fierce little ruIlah
When he was tickled in the ribs, ne
curIed his lips back from his tiny fanss
and tried 10 reach his captor'S hanc
with tooth and claw. The ten whelps
were destroyed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-05-03
DON'T USE SOAP
ON YOUR HAIR

When you wash your hair. don't
use soap. Most coaps and prepared
shampoos contain too much alkah.
which is very injurious, as 1T dries
the scalp and makes the hair brittle.
The best thing to use is just plain
mulsified cocoanut oil. for this Is
pure and entirely greaseless. It's
very cheap. and beats soaps or any
thing else all to pieces.
Simply moisten the hair with
water and rub it in. about a tea
spoonful is all that is required. 1t
makes an abundance of rich, creamy
lather, cleances thoroughly. and
rinses cut easily. The hair dries
quickly and evenly, and is soft, fresh
looking, bright. lustrous, fluffy.
wavy. and easy to handle. Besides II
loosens and takes out every particle
of dust, dirt and dandruff.
You can get mulsified cocoanut OIL
lit must be the mulsified) at any
pharmacy. and few ounces VIII
supply every one in the family LOT
months.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-05-03

With Ave such DISTINGUISHED players
as William H Crane. Thomas W. Ross,
Nac!yn Arbuckle, Amelia Bingham and
Mabel Taliaferro. in single cast IN
the coming performance at the Odson
Theater Wednesday evening. in Jo-
seph Brooks production Of The New
Henrietta, makes this engagement the
great event of the year in a dramatic
way. Each of these players has starred
| individually and most successfully anc
Mr.. Brooks by combining their won
derful talents in one performance, has
given the theater- going public tns
greatest treat il mas ever known
| OdeOn
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-05-03
Mas Built in 1864.
DON'T BE
DECEIVED

If you feel exhausted and weak or
tire easily, don't try to brace up with
liquor or some patent medlclne tnat
will produce the same effect
1t is only temporary, and tn reac-
ton leaves you in worse shape than
before.
What you want is more strentn.
Father Johns Medicine is a pure 1000
medicine: its ingredients are nourish-
ing and strengthening. Nothing equals
it as tonic and body builder for al
! throat and Jung troubles.
Contains no alcohol or Injurious
drugs Get bottle today: 1t Will make
/ you strong. Remember, II has been II
1 use for fifty years.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-05-03
SUPERVISORS CONSENT TO EN-.
PLoYMENT OF ADDITIONAL AS
SCISSORS TO GET COUNT.
COMMITTEE FROM CLUB
PROTESTS AGAINST CENSUS
Serves Notice on Supervisors That
Complete Census Was Not Being
Taken - Auditor Dobson Wants to
Take Complete New Census at the
Expense of the County.

The county auditor, with the consent
OF the board of supervisors, is gong 70
take charge OF the MarshailtoWn CEN
sus. This was the agreement reached
between the board members informal!
and a committee of the Marshalltown
Club this morning, but no official ac-
ton was taken and will not be until
the auditor reports
Section 173, OF the code, provides
that whenever any assessor fails to
>erform the duties OF census taking as
required by law by June in sats-
factory manner, such auditor shaLl APP
point some suitable person 10 take the
census at the expense Of the county
Serves Notice Of lneonpleteness.
The clubs committee served notice
n writing upon the BOARD that the CEN
sus was not being taken completely
and the county auditor gave II as MS
opinion that the committee was right
in its assertion. He said that II was
his intention TO take an entlre4E new
census at the expense u the county
as the law authorizes him to DO unless
the present one could be made com
plete.
The committee asked the board to
authorize the auditor 10 employ Few
assessors and correct the census now
being taken so as TO save what work
had been done. 1t was agreed that ne
should check up the cards now IN the
hands of the assessors and report back
% the board his recommendations.
Executive Council Could Act.
Section ia. of the code, PROVIDES
-hat in case Of the failure OF both as
SCISSOR and auditor in taking the census
w July Is. the executive council may
cause such census TO be made over
again at the expense Of the county Ii
was to avoid the expense of doing the
work all over again, either by the audi
tor in June or by the executive coun'
ell of the state in July, that the com
nittee requested the board 10 empio!
an accountant at this time TO check tn'
work Of the assessors. The boards &C
ton will await the report OF the coun
" auditor as to what ne finds.
The Marshalltown Club was repre-
sented by President A. G. Johnston,
5. Ketchum, chairman of its censu
committee; D. W. Norris, and by I
g. e. Boardman, who presented tn
'aw upon the subject.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-05-03

promised to help Albion get the county
high school. It did. The history OF the
school up to the time 1t was made the
center of the consolidation was not
happy one. In 1872 the Methodist de-
nomination got control Of the school
and made it seminary. Later 1t be-
came public school, and as such II
became the seat of the first consolidat-
ed school in the county and probably
the first at least one of the first, in
the state.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-05-03
FARMERS AND GROWERS
Attention Is Called to Contracting at
Once-Our Acreage Is About Com
pIetsd-'Phone No. Z

our books for 1915 acreage will close
Nav s. We have secured splendid acre
age from the best growers in the
county.
If you desire to become one OF US
this wear is your opportunity. The 1919
growers will have first chance in 1910
Our capacity IS limited, and We Zee!
sure 1916 will offer US double the sweet
corn acreage we can handle.
No farm is complete without some
sweet corn acreage. We suggest thai
YOU call and make arrangements al
once. or phone No. !. Western Grocer
Canning Factory.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-05-03

Funeral services for Mrs. Catherine
Gather were attended by old friends 81
the family from St. Mary,s church al
9 o'clock this morning, Rev. ~ Y
Keffeler officiating. The pail bearers
were George Doyen. John Walsh. Johr
Winebrenner, Minnehan, knute Scott
and Edward Plunkett. Burial was II
Riverside.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-05-03

Miss Leila David, s02 West Main
street, entertained Saturday afternoon
the members Of Der Deutsche Inter
haltungs Kreis. The rooms We're
prettiiy decorated with bouquets OF
spring flowers, and the early part OF
the afternoon was devoted to the cluo
reading. Later an nour was spent So
cially and Miss David, assisted by ner
mother. Mrs w. +. David and MISS
Ruth Hayner. served a two"course tea
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-05-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Davis went Sat
urday to Newburg, where they VII
visit Mr.. Davis sister, Mrs. Alder
Nagle.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-05-03

Mrs. Anna McMulien, of What Cheer,
returned home Saturday after attend
ing the funeral of ger father John ~.
Wells, who died at the soldiers home.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-05-03

Mr.. and Mrs. F. d. Loehr, OF Mon
mouth. ILL.,, returned home Saturda.
after a visit with friends in Nevada.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-05-03
PROPOSAL TO SELL $22, 600 WORTH
OF BONDS FOR CONSOLIDATE
ED BUILDING CARRIES.
VOTE WAS 1888 YES AND
20 No-LATTER MAY SUE
Rumored That Defeated Faction no"
Threatens to Start Lawsuit to Pre-
vent Building Project From Being
Advaneed-Old Building Oldest
Consolidated School in County.

By a vote OF 1ss to % the voters OF
Albion consolidated school district sat
urday afternoon authorized the school
board to bond the district for $4,000 to
furnish money TO build a building. In
spite of the overwhelming majority
there was rumor today that some OF
those who are against the building pro-
iect are threatening to start a lawsuit
TO stop it.
The school board meets tonight 10
make plans for marketing the pono is
sue authorized and to put forward the
plans for the building. Plans Tor the
school. which have been prepared, nave
been approved by the board, SUBJECT 10
the proposal to bond the district carr!
ing. 1t is probable that the board Will
decide to build the new school on the
same lot but a short distance away
from the old building so that the oio
building may be used until the new one
is ready. which will not be before Wen
into the fall.
Was Built in 1864.
The old building is one OF the oioest
school structures in the county. II was
built in 1864. and old men OF Aploh
who We're familiar with the circun
stances. say il was the price PAID Al
bion by this city for Albion influence
in the county seat fight that broushI
the county seat TO Marshalltown. In
exchange for that influence TINS CITY
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-05-03

John Sieg, who has been seriously
sick Of pneumonia for about three
weeks, is gaining, but very slowly. l,
is thought he is doing as well as couio
be hoped for, but he is still confined
To his bed,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-05-03

Miss Rena Osborne went Saturday
to Sheffield, where she Will visit mel
cousin, Mrs. J. r. Kessler.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-05-03

A. l.. Bridgman returned home Sat
urday from business trip TO Albert
Lea, MINI.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-05-03

Mrs J. F. Fryhoff. of Oskaloosa, ar
rived in the city Saturday for visit
with her granddaughter, Mrs. l.. X.
Schoenhut.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-05-03

Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Clemens went
to Union Saturday to visit cousin,
James Clemens.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-05-03

. Mrs Edward Rathbun, of Chicago,
who has been visiting here with zher
aunt, Mrs. Frank Perry, went SATURDAY
to Grinnell for a few days visit with
friends
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-05-03
We deliver. Standard Bakery.
Fire insurance. w. M. Clark. Frs
National Bang building.

Miss Clara Genke, Of Pasadena. Cal.
visited in the city Saturday on her way
70 Albert Lea. Mimi.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-05-03

]. n. DeGroff, of Eldora was Wis
itor in the city today.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-05-03

Mrs. Hugh Mcconnell, accompanied
by her mother. Mrs. NJ j. Graham
went Saturday to Morning Sun TO visi
friends. Mrs. Graham will remain there
indefinitely.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-05-03

Camera films developed and printed
Camera shop.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-05-03
CITY IN BRIEF
o. q. Tuttle. the Jeweler.

Mrs. w. H. Beale spent Saturday II
Gilman.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-05-03

G. E. Gillette, baggasemaA at the
Chicago Great Western station, had MS
ankle quite severely spraiaed Sunday
morning when large trunk which he
was handling fell. He vii. be laid up
Tor several days.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-05-03

When Miss Rose Stahl appears az
the Odeon Thursday evening in her
new comedy. "A Perfect Lady" she will
be surrounded by an excellent COM
pany of players. which has been Sc
lected with particular care by the
Henry 3. Harris estate. so that the
new piece may have an Interpretation
of the most satisfactory sort. Included
in the list of players TO be found with
Miss Stahl will be Frank Beamish.
Beatrice Noyes. Charles Sturges, Adele
Adams. Agnes Marc and others. Odeon.