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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-01-14
Iowa Fall. Items.


Iowa Falls, Jan. 14.-Mrs. l. r. Meyer
has been chosen president of the 1sa-
bella Club, Mrs. A. E. Miller vice pres
treasurer, and Mrs. c. F. Wilbur his
torian.
The men Of st. Matthew's Episcopal
Of st. Andrews.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Leslie have gone
to California to spend the balance OF
the winter.
The high chool debating team won
from the Nevada high school. ALLAN
Nichols, Cecil Russ and Harold Wright
| represented the local school.
Robert Beer, Of Alden. was operated
on for appendicitis at Ellsworth hos
pital the first of the week.
The first game for the new high
school basketball team will be played
here with Clarion Friday night.
Miss Kathryn Curry has resigned as
superintendent Of Ellsworth hospita
and returned to Des Moines.
Miss Helene Fischer mas resigned
her position with the Snodgress Cloth
ing Company and goes to Cedar Falls
to accept position.
member Of the Ellsworth College facul-
| ty, has accepted a position as an in
structor in a business college at Man
| kato, MINI.
The many friends of w. Fl. Hall. the
florist, will be pleased % learn that
he has sufficiently recovered from his
recent severe illness to be able to sit
! up some each day.
ts
the new assistant superintendent a,
Ellsworth hospital.
J. J. Carleton left for minnesota and
the Dakotas today. He was accom-
panied by Roy Mark Mr.. Carleton will
visit the Twin Cities on business anG
then go to New Rockford. N. D., to at
tend meeting of a bank he is inter
ested in.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Will Kane has been critically i'll the
past week with tonsilitis.
Kennedy & Gardner, who have beer
engaged in the mercantile trade here
| for many years, are arranging to in
corporate and will file their articles
some time next month. They will in
corporate with capital of $4,000. OF
which $4,000 will be paid up. Asso-
ciated with R.lC. Kennedy and f.. \
Gardner in the new company will be
Will G.. Kennedy, c. Fl. Bercdict and A
w. Elliott. who have been in the en-
| ploy Of the old firm for several years
! The annual poultry show will be hello
in this city Jan. 10 to %. The show
will be given in the Odd Fellows build
ing and some valuagle premiums are
being offered exhibitors. Fred r
Champlin is secretary Of the organi.
cation.
! Robert and Charles Hamilton have
each been feeding over three Thousand
sheep this winter and recently shipped
nine carloads to the Chicago market
where they received 50 and 1855.
w. II. Mason has been engaged Al
assistant buttermaker ut the lows
Falls creamery.
Dr. W., B. McClanahan has sold hi.
lot in Fosters addition to w. r. Mason
who plans building dwelling thereon
this year.
Mrs. Charles Weyrauch. Miss Flors
Wright, of this city, and Miss Marths
Klein, Of Alden, were operated on a
Ellworth hospital the past week.
| Howard Miller. OF Taylor. N. D., hal
been visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
e. w. Miller. He Is engaged in tn,
mercantile business at Taylor.
i
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-01-14
FOURTEEN MAD Doo W,crlMs.
Pastsur Treatment For the Number a
Iowa City in Six Months.

sO~a WY "ssss~s> svsO'ss''~'
Special to Times
Iowa City, Jan. 14.--Mad dogs bit
fourteen men, women and children, who
have been sent to Iowa City during
the past six months to receive the
Pasteur treatment. This Is demon
strated in the semi annual report to
the Iowa state board Of health, sent
to Des Moines from Iowa City by DR..
Henry Albert, Iowa state bacteriologist.
OF the patients all responded we'll and
not one; died Of hydrophobia, the
treatment killing the germs in every
case.
DR.. Albert favors branch labora-
tories in addition to those at Water
loo, Sioux City, and Burlington, where
219 examinations were made during the
semi -annual period He suggests as
sites of new laboratories, Cedar Rap
ids, Clinton. and Oskaloosa. In ALL
$685. examinations were made and
preventive treatments given within six
months. Two typhoid epidemics were
checked.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-01-14
YOUNG BRIDEGROOM KILLED.
Sioux City Man Accidentally Shot b,
Careless Companion.

Sioux City, Jan. 4.-While brand
ishing revolver and telling what he
would do if he saw burglar. Mervin
Stoll pulled the trigger accidentally
and sent bullet into the brain Of
Thomas Looming here yesterday. He
died an hour later. When Looming was
shot he fell into the arms of his bride
Of month. Stoll is II years old and
LohninR was 21.
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m,pwINTER COMMENCEMENT.

Midseason Glass to Be Graduated From
S. U. l., Feb. 8.
Special to Times Republican.
Iowa City, Jan. 1.-THE midwinter
commencement at Iowa university Will
be held Feb. S. The chief orator Will
be Prof. Frank ID. Strong, chancellor
of Kansas university, who has sent
word from Lawrence, accepting the IN
vitation oflar. T. III. MacBride, presi-
dent Of Iowa university.
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Montour Now. Notes.

Special to Times Republican.
Montour, jan 14-Jim Adams. who
had the misfortune to break his leg
some time ago, was on the streets yes
terday.
Mrs. A. J. Banks returned from a
visit in Knoxville yesterday. 1t will
be some time before she can use her
ankle.
Mrs. Vance Webb returned yesterday
from Spring Valley, Mimi, where she
was visiting relatives.
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lows Supreme Court.

Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines. Jan. 1.-THE supreme
court today handed down the following
opinions:
Schlarb vs.. schiarb. appellant. Polk
county, reversed.
Batten. appellant, VS.. Snearly Bros,
ct al. Polk county. reversed
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RECORD FOR GIRL SHOTS.
Clara Weller, aged II, Scores es Out
Of Possible 100 at Iowa City.

Special to Times Republican.
Iowa City, Jan. IA. - Girls rihe
shooting records for the state of Iowa
and possibly the United States, We're
shattered here yesterday, when Miss
Clara Weller, the 17-year-old daughter
of Prof. c. II. Weller. head Of the
Greek department at Iowa university,
scored 90 on the Iowa City high school
range. She made eight bullseyes out OF
ten shots. and scored nine points each
of the other two attempts. She fired
standing and used nine and one
half pounds Springfield rifle. without a
strap. The distance was fifty feet.
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Eldora News Brevities.

Special 10 Times Republican.
Eldora. Jan. 14.-The annual meet
ing of the stock holders of the Hardin
County Bank was held Yesterday. D.
NJ. Moser P. S. Davis. H. H. Turner.
Thomas Larson. NJ. n Smith, Charles
McKeen Duren, and Thomas Megan
were selected as directors for the COM
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-01-14

To Cure q Cold in Ono Day
Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
Tablets. Druggists refund money II II
fails to cure. T.. w. GROVES sigma
ture Is on each box. 25c.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-01-14
sursst for COUGH. and Colds

Don't experiment. on q bad cough or
cold, 1t Is very risky. The following
formula easily mixed at home makes
one of the surest and quickest cough
and cold remedies obtainable often cur
Ing the worst cough or cold in day.
Pine as medicine Is as old as the Bible
but here is best form. Two ounces os
Glycerine and half an ounce of Globe
Pine Compound concentrated Pine) !;
add these to half pint Of whisky. Use
teaspoonful frequently as required.
(Smaller doses to children.) Be sure
to ret the genuine Globe Pine Com
pound concentrated Pine). It Is put
sup only in half ounce bottles each en-
closed in a screw top can.
Frost Bites, corns and Sore Feet
Don't. endure foot agony. Here is a
remedy for quick results. It works
through the pores removing the cause.
1.-TWO tablespoonful Of Calocide COM
pound In warm footbath. Gives in
slant relief for aching and sweaty feet;
corns and callouses can be peeled right
of. Specially effective for sore bunions.
chilblains, and frost bites. A large box
Of Calccide twenty five cents at any
drug store.
The above recipes published by the
Medical Formula Laboratories. Dayton.
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Tor syltallT Eel -

A tailored hat of white felt Is shown
here which is faced with figured ratine.
Around the crown is n folded band OF
ratine and low against the crown Is
placed a wing OF white feathers
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-01-14

start housekeeping on . farm near
Emmetsburg. owned by the grooms
father.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-01-14

Really Enlishtenlno.
Coffee causes stomach trouble and
old age" declares a great national ad-
vertiser. Hadn't you often wondered
what causes old age?
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-01-14
-THE-
Home Doctor
How TO Cure Rheumatism
(Clip out and save)

Here is a prescription for rheumatism
Ito be mixed at home) used all over the
u. S. for many years and said to be the
surest known remedy: neutralizes acid
in the blood and gives results after first
dose. zone ounce Of Toris compound
and one ounce syrup Of Sarsaparilia.
Put these two ingredients in half pint
of whisky. Use q tablespoonful before
each meal and at bed time Get in
gradients at any drug store. Genuine
Toris comes in one ounce sealed yellow
packages.
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Christmas Truce In the Trenches
LDhenL Fork man Tkthe Piaceof4 Hate

rasted little bits Of white paper where
shots had struck and held Il up again.
so that the Germans could see their
score. In doing so Nadeems head
appeared baove the trench. and we
Leard him talking across the No-sIans
iifiit. ,ffiii5sis..isttiess!y ! raised my head
too. Other men did the same We
saw hundreds of German heads ap-
pearing. Shouts filled the air. What
miracle had happened? Men laugh
ed and cheered. There was Christ
mas light in our eyes and know
there we're Christmas tears in mine
There were smiles. smiles, smiles.
where in days before there had been
only rife barrels. The terror of No
Mans Land fell away.
Christmas Spirit in The Air
The sounds OF happy voices filled
the air. We were all unhumanly happy
for that one glorious instant in which
we ail-English, Portuguese, Ameri-
cans and even Nadeem, the Turk, and
that. sayages as we had been, cave
men as we were. the awfulness of war
had not filled the corners Of our
fearts where love and Christmas live.
] think Nadeem was first to sense
what had happened. He suddenly
jumped out OF the trench and began
waving his hands and cheering. While
he was doing this ponderous Ger
man with a happy smile that exposed
two rows OF giittering white teeth
climbed out of the trench and shout
ed:
Lieutenant Shredder present his
compliments to your lieutenant. and
desires to know II he viii select four
men to come to the middle OF the
neutral territory. to arrange for a
truce for buryine the dead
Our lieutenant agreed in an In
slant. was one OF the four men
selected and ] shall never forget how
l felt as We advanced TO meet the
four German soldiers and their lieu
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Children Cry
FOR ElETcHER'S
casio ORIA
MRS. NAYME CURTIS
DIED SUNDAY NIGHT

Mrs. Mayme Curtis, wife OF Fred
+. Curtis. died at the family home.
lis North Tenth street. shortly af-
ter 8 O'Clock Sunday night from
Bright's disease. after a lingering
Illness
Deceased was born in Hudson, New
York. July ). 1875. consequently was
aged thirty-nine years. eight months
and twenty-five days. She was bap-
ti=ed into the membership OF the
Baptist church here about fifteen
yeargs ago by the late DIR. B. F. Hari.
Who was at that time pastor OF the
congregation. For nine or ten years
Mrs. Curtis was pianist at the Bap-
tist church and in that capacity con-
tributed in no small degree to the
excellence OF the musical service
there
She was member OF Gate City
Circle. Women of woodcraft. of Cam
On Homestead. Bro1herhood OF
American Yeomen. and Of Greenwood
Womnn's Relief Corps and OF the
Canon City woman's Club: in all OF
which she took an active interest.
Mrs. Curtis was talented musician.
and. to an unusual degree. appreciat.
ee and loved by her friends.
Her daughter. Mira Chns. Roha. OF
Pueblo. arrived here on Denver and
Rio Grande train No. Is At o'clock
this morning; four or nve hours afser
Mrs. Curtis had passed away. The
funeral win take place from the First
Baptist church at O'Clock Tuesday
afternoon and viii be conducted by
Rev. DR. nsley. pastor Of the consre-
sstion. lnterment win be At Lakeside
cemetery. Friends Of The family In
vi,ed to the obseQuies.
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The report Of secretary for previous
meeting was read and approved.
Members of federated clubs were
i,.vfted to be present and there was
a large number I'm attendance.
The president announced that eiec-
ton OF officers would take place April
Q. also the decision OF study.
There being q little time before
the commencement Of the program
for the afternoon. the subject for
nsxs years study was discussed. The
study Of South America seemed to
be the subject most favored. altho
other studies were sugsested- The
slogan Of club women seems to be
made In America and all loyal
women are expected to pledge them
selves to purchase only American
made goods.
The subject for the afternoon was
General Discussion of Civic and
Social Problems OF Our Town Mrs,
Harding. Jane Adams says: Moth
ing so deadens and shrivels the pow
er OF enjoyment as the persisten,
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tenant who were coming toward us
We felt as If we wanted to throw our
arms about these men; they told me
Inter in the day that the same desire
vas upon them. The hatred OF war
Lad been suddenly withdrawn and 1t
left vacuum in which we hun
beings rushed into contact with each
other. You felt their handshakes-
double handshakes. with both hands
In your heart.
Arms About Their Enemy
The truce was arranged. There was
to be no more firing for one hour and
the men from both sides were to
come out and bury their dead.
The soldiers fiocked from both
trenches. They rushed at each other
and shook hands.
Il want to have your photographs, .
said the German lieutenant to our
party. He sent back for his camera
and we enemies stood with our
srms about each others shoulders in
horse show fashion while the lieut.
enant snapped his camera
IF i don't have a cnance to send
you the prints before the war is over.
shall see that you get them after
wards" he said. And he took our
addresses.
At last the bodies were buried
The hour OF truce had passed. But
the men did not go back to the
trenches In groups all about that
once terrible strip of No Mans land,
the Germans and the legionaries sat
talking or playing cards, exchanging
tobacco and cigarettes and joking and
Laughing.
~Don't blame u.s. was the burden
cf the Germans talk. 1T isn't our
fault that we are fghting. We don't
know what it's all about We have
wives and children and we're Just the
same kind of men that you are We
are damned fools and SO is everybody
who is fighting.-
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keeping away from the great oppor-
t'.nities for heipfulness-"
In order 70 bring before the club
properly, what the civil and social
problems are. Prof. George. secretary
C the Chamber OF Commerce. Messrs-
Ilndenburger. Stockton. Cooper and
superintendent Ray. were present
Prof, George was the principal
Epeaher for the afternoon and pres
ented the problems confronting the
chamber Of commerce and how many
could be met Lack Of funds prevent
cd carrying many projects into ef-
fect He stated that cleanup day"
would be observed May 3. He stated
that he asked the high school boys
how many OF them would be willing
to give OF their time to the work. and
81 out OF the 93 signified their will
iingness to assist He told how the
rooms at 512 Main street. which are
tie headquarters OF the Chamber of
Commerce. are to be arranged for the
convenience Of every one. rest room
for those coming in from the country.
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COMMITTEE
DISCUSSES
PLANS FOR
THE GOOD
ROADS day
Monday. May so, to Be De.
0ofed to the Beffermenf
of the Roads

An enthusiastic meeting of the ex-
eeutive committee of the proposed
Fremont County Good Roads Day
celebration was held at the office of
Hodgin and Sharman in the Harrison
block Thursday night and plans dis
cussed for enlisting every man in the
county in the movement to dedicate
cne day this spring to the improve
ment of the public highways.
The committee is composed of John
Shaw. Jr., DR.. Hart Goodloe. president
G, the Canon City Automobile club;
H. B. Stockder. secretary treasurer
of the club; DIR. Otis orendorff and
Grant Dickinson OF the city council;
Warden lyman of the penitentiary;
I,sli De weese. DR.. Noonan. Of Chand-
ler; C. V. Hodgin and w. j. Linden
berger.
1t was decided to set aside Monday,
May Srd, or, in TIE event of bad
weather. the first favorable day there
after. as general holiday to. be devot-
ed to the betterment of the roads The
event is designed to be of the utmost
public interest and to the end that
the greatest good may be accomplish
&c a subcommittee Will be appoint
ed in every precinct in the county to
secure the cooperation and assist
ance of people in their respective To-
calities in the proposition The or
ganization will begin at once and
nothing will be left undone that will
ir any way contribute to the success
CT the undertaking.
Movement Endorsed
The Good Roads Day suggestion
has met with very gratifying recep-
tion by the people Of Canon City and
II is believed that an equally hearty
response will be made by the citizens
Of Florence. Penrose. Portland. Con-
q etc. the coal camps and the COM
r7unities In the western portion Of
the county. 1t has been given I'M
qualified endorsement by the Canon
City Automobile club. the chamber
OF commerce. the city council. the
board Of county commissioners and
other organizations here. Good roads
day win appeal to publicspirited
citizens everywhere and hundreds Of
men win respond to it and help make
- most notable event OF the kind
il, the chronicles of the Upper Arisan-
sas valley.
A meeting Of the executive commit
tee will be held in Florence early next
week to enlist the residents of that
city in the movement
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shopping; also as meeting place
for friends. in fact. for general utility
AZ the gentlemen had something L
say in their line of work Mrs.
Eoucher. president OF the Civic I'm
rroyement League" made a few re-
marks and stated that she had receiv-.
ed seed for distribution
MIS- Harding proved herself to be
a most enthusiastic chairman and in
terspersed excellent comments and
Characteristic ideas
The meeting was an inspiration.
and it would be a most excellent
Plan to have more union meetings
and follow out the bible injunction
Come. let us reason together"
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tors from whom received only tsmpo
rary relief. decided TO rive Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound . fair
trial and also the SAnatiye Wash. Ihavs
now used the remedies for four months
and cannot express my thanks for what
they have done fer me.
eff these liDes vim Be Of any Seneiit
yuu have my peEmission 70 puhlish
them. - Mrs. SADIE WILLIAMS, as
James Street. EikhArt IndinnA
Lydia e. Pinkhnm's Vegetahas Com
pound. made from native rootsandh herbo.
contains no narcotic or harmful druQs,
and to-day hoh1l the record II boing de
most uuecessfnl remedy for 6smale M
We know Of, and tholisanah a. voluntary
testimonials un nlo a ~ plnkham
iehorah1gy q Lynn. MnnA, 11dA =
pEo4e fAlA c4ek
lfxsa la1e - deuio
AgQ.
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And our talk ran the same.
German Band Plays National

~@SaH 9a%to EioSN iNottOn0h fNtt .
1t wasn't until the sun began to go
down that the groups broke up. I'VE
are to have band in our trenches
tonight. and we want you to hear it.
said the Germans as they. bade us
goodbye and as we shook the hands
that might slay US on the morrow.
a little German band had crept into
the German trenches and announced
itself with a grand chord Then came
the unexpected strains of the Mar
seillaise." The Frenchmen went al
most frantic with delight Then came
cur turn when the band played. Its
a long long way to Tipperqry." Geo.
Ullard. our negro cook, who came
from Galveston, got out mouth or
gan and almost bursted his lungs play
ing Die wacht Am Rhein.'' The
silence in the German trenches was a
thousand times more eloquent than
tire blast of cheers that came when
George had finished.
Slaughter Starts Again.
There was no shooting all night I'M
til about six in the morning when
the sound of rifles was heard far down
the trench. But Nadeem couldn't
measure human nature unerringly.
He had been the first to feel the holi-
day spirit of Christmas day. but, on
this day after Christmas. he failed to
sense the grimness OF war that had
fellen over the trenches during the
night Early in the morning. he jump
ed out of the ternch and began way
ing his hand again. John Street, an
American. who had been an evange-
list in St Louis. jumped out with
him. and began to shout a morning
greeting to a German he had made
friends with the day before.
There was a sudden rattle of rife
FIRE and Street fell dead. with bullet
through his head. The sun was
shining again on a world gone mad
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pEL,oHTFuL MEETING WITH
MRo. LYMAN.
His Back Hurt
When He Stopped
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terrible backache," writes J. w Etris
OF Etria. Ga. EVERY time Id lean
or stoop over or to onc side. I'D have
a painful catch In my back just over
my kIdneye. tried medicines with
no good reauits. I bought q bottle OF
Foley Kidney pills. aud Just the one
box entirely relieved my bnckuche.
II has boen acme time since took
them. 40 think am Wcll.'
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SOCIETY," NOIEs
Womlan's CLUB

The Woman's Club met Tuesday
at Pythian hall The president Mrs.
Pennington. presiding.
Reports OF the secretary for the
meeting held March ., and the social
meeting held March 16. az which
time st Patrick's Day was cele-
brated were both read and approved
An invitation was received from the
Frienaa in Council To attend the
rleeting to be held March 2s, at which
time there viii be General Discus
sion on Civic and Social Problems
of Our Town Mrs. Harding. leader.
which was accepted.
Mrs. Sweeney led the discussion on
Chapter TX Of The American Hope
the subject OF which is Living or
Getting a Living which was provo
catiye OF spirited and interesting
discussion.
The program closed with vocal
solo by Mrs. Lewis. Mrs. Lofty and
/"
At the meeting next week full at
tendance is desired as election Of Of
fIcers will take place. There VIII al
so be discussion Of next years
work. A subject In which each mem
Der should be interested.