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@egensrei@e @inflane
Der 9eutl0en.
Ser 9futl6c Say auf Der
Tanama=MuSltcQm9.

SSsldfto, yoent SherInoppled Der d1le'
rifanii6en 9fepolutipn", peutipIpo-
nii6e Sd)iieen unter Dem oelitiden
Sberiten SSobn Yeter &iflcin Die
amcrifonii6e 9lrmee retteten
Ser Selltonc leitet Die 8cicse
nid)t bireft BON Dem S8illen Der gta-
tion ob", iagte Der 9lebncr. nGr
beoniprld]t fir fif ein nngeborene5
9ied)t, neIdes Der Staut bci6ilben
mug, 6as er ober nidlt ifofft, lno
cr lit bcrcit, gcgen cine @elt fir bic
les 9ieft slt befdmpfen.
Sitern, @eibnodten lt1b Sorul-
togsibulcn, ingte Scr 9iebncr, ipur-
oen eur6 Die 9eutid)en slmerifo ge-
gcben
n@s mag iene, Die 90 glaltber, bob
olIc 9uItllr alts Neuel1gInno font,
intereIiiercn, 81 erfabren, ooB bos
erite iSrouenienlillar i'll ben Ser.
Stootcn I'M Sabre 1749 pom Den
Scrrenbutern III 9etblebem, Ya., er-
riftct purbc. 2Sn inieren1 S6ulip-
item mod)t iid 0eilti6cr GinfluB pom
&inoergorten bis SIR ltriperiit1t gel
tcn0."
Scr &coner crflorte, baB Der
Gerti6omerifaner feline politii6cn
8ci6erlfe perlangt ltno iein &otitm
fir nienanben proitititiert." Gr
iagtc, Der 3enills 8eigtc, 6oB Ieitid-
lonb vctfpa 30 8ro5ent itnicrer &c.
iumten icmocn @cpolfcrung Iicfertc,
n1hrenb @nglnno, mas id) obne 6in-
tergeoonfen, bios bes &erelcid)cs lpe-
gen crlpGbne, inns mir etfpo If Hro.
sent gob, einidIieBlid iener oits
@alea.
,9iubig IN ihrent @ei6mod, ticf III
Den fricbli6en @eritfen 6es 9ebcns
obiorbiert, unoemunitrotip bis init
SIR @leidaiiltigfcit, obnc hartilGdi-
Qcs 3Scitbnltcn on IanOsmainiddit-
lid)cn Reigungcn bobcn Die SclItldl.
anerifoncr ibrcn agereiiipcrcn gtnf.
barn qcltattet, ibnen ben gchoriQcn
Tlas ielbIt ouf Der gci6idItlidcn
Seite 81 perlpeigcrr.
Ger geltrige Sd)luBtnq Der ge-
ihGftli6en 9lrbciten Der &onpeiltion
bro6tc Die nit Spounllng ernIrtc-
ten 9eihliiiic. porin gegeu Den lint
moroliihen Sonbel in @affen uno
Ntinition" nit Gnglanb, gegcn bcn
enqliidlcn Stonbpullft in Der offcnt-
li1en Wteintng nit 8e5iig uuf ben
citropoiiden &rieq imb gegen Die
6nltirne Der @aibinatoner &e1ic-
ring gegeniiber 9eltti6lnnb prote-
IItiert miro. Gin norgeIegter roffe-
ner 9rief" an 8rdiioent ISiIfon,
fpuroe bon elmer 0dnorit6t oes 9lus-
idiliies fiir @eid]liiiie Der 9onpention
porgelegt, ober bon oieier nbgeiDie-
len. Die ongeilommenen @eihliiiie
erfloren, 6aB Die 2opolit1t Der nlif
Der &onpention pcrtretenen Seltid)-
omerifonern felt lei, ineen ober
- gSir beflogen, boB iiniere &egierlng
ouf Seiten Gngloros faftiid) @erlet-
5lnq oes Observation-Disclosures mo
| @inmiifung in oen 6anoel 5lim
| S6ooen omeriforii6er2Sntereiie err
loubt unb alif Der Seite ci1es onoe'
rem 9anbes, Werico, Die 8ernihtitn9
amerifoniiden 9ebenS unb Gigen-
tlms itilidpeigenb geoulbet bot,
tp6breub tic i'm Sale 9entiflnnos
raid cine brobenbe iub iebes gntge'
gcnfommens bare &nltlmg eingc-
non1nelt botte.
gtebit 6ielcn 9eihliiiIen gegen ben
Grport non ariegsmnterIol on
0eutiflanbs sSeinbc empfabI Der
@unb, oaB 3ariffroeen bon politi'
: iG)cn qetrennt peroe uno forbertc iei'
} nc Mitglieber mtf, in 3ifiinft III
allen ito6tiiten, Golirtn-, Stonts.
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Siinoenbe 8Orte Der
Miabnnng nnO &eltb=
rung Seramcr's.
@as Sltben fir Hon, Sentidllunb i'll
beiiercm Slime fir 9lmerifa.
Ser unnmuraliide @affenidafer"
nit Gnslano ifarf serilst.
Sem Sentifamerifaner Der Elns in
nmcrif. 8eid)ifte perlpeisert.
@eiddftlidle Sitnns Der Snmoes-
Spnpentipn geitern beenbet.
rCffener grief" on @iliun ppn Der
&puncntipn nbaelefnt.
yCffener grief" on @iliun pun Del
apnpcntipn abselebnt.

Gan ronciscp, 5. 9lug. =
Ser geitrige 9bi6Iub Der geid)Gftli-
den Sisingen Der nften &onpell-
tion oes Gcllti6umcrifuniid)en gto-
tionalbunbes nit Der @icbererm6b-
hung i1mtli6cr @conltcn nit Or. &.
5. Seramer uls TrGiioent nn Scr
Spiec gob oen fait 600 Selcgatcn
heite freie 3eit, ii6 Der Sciid)tigitne
Der Sonana |ocific 9lusitellimo
sit tpibmen, nitf fpelder beiite ,.Ocitt-
i6er Gag gefeiert fpurbc. Gus Tro-
grontm icbte iid) aus elmer Garaoc
irnb elmer SSeitlihfeit olif bem Nus
itelllngplase 5lIian1nlen.
lin 1 l1hr mn. erfolgte Die slitf'
Stellitn9 Der Scilnebmer nn Der go
robe Dor Gem Iclttifen Smts
Sdntlid)e belttihen @creine ber
Stobt unbllmgcbiing Soeen nit Sob
ncn unb Wh,iif ois, pielc Scr &crcinC
tpuren uniforlniert irnb cin idIicl
cnbIoier 3ug BON gllttomobilcn lei
tcte bic 8arooc ein, Die perificben,
S6autpagen mitfiibrte Ter glb
morid) erfolgtc prd5iie i:30 llbr
@egen = l1hr fnm man aitf Dem N(us
itellunasplose on, fpornuf Dor Den
SSSlitpelen SiIrrt, bnS 6eItprogrnmn
onbrb. Gs beitanb ans eiitcn1 Wtdi
icndor bes 8ocific Sdngerbunbes
ans 5fpci &inber Waiiendoren, Del
oeutfhcn SSeitreoe bes Rationulblulb
0rGiibentcn Or. Sernmer ltnb cincl
Hebe in cngIiihcr Spra6e. Soierau
folgten @oIfsbeliiitiginqcn oller Slrt
I'm 8 llbr obcnbs gicbt cs Gin ipe
sieacs SSeuerperf, iotpie Selelid)tlrnl
ser 9(usitelliing 3ilr sScicr bes Seitt
i6en Cages.
Or. 3eromer iprof iiber ben bent
ihen GinfluB in Slmerifa fir iSrei
belt, Gr5icbung, 9feligion, 9rltir
nno qites 9iirgertitm. cinenGinflub
fpie ibm fcine atpeite Station I'M one
rifaniid)en @olferfonelomerot oitSge
iibt bdttc.
,@os@riehenlmib fiir Hom NOR
foate or, .bos lit 9elltihlanb in
peiteitcn Sinne fiir infer geliebte
9ono, MIR nit bem ipeiteren Inter
idlic6 uno Dem @ortcil 81 unicr Sun
item, oab bic 8rie6en init ibrer &ul
tur nod &om antpiocribc iinnloi
9aiter gebra6t bottcll, ipdbreno DC
| Seutide nit ieiner &i,ltitr ieinc
neiien Seinnt frdfttgc llnbeiholter
belt unb elm reines unh gliidli6e
| sSomilienleben bringt."
! Or. Scromer erfldrte boB DC
| Gelltfhe Gag in Grinnerung on bl
Monifeitc qefeiert tperbe, sic no
oeuti6en Sirhen mb 8eieGifofte
I'M slualiit 1775 in Gbilabelpbio c,
Iaiien pnrbcn rnb fporin man III
fir Die llnnbbGngiqfeit pon gngIon
crflGrtc. Gr 5iticrte Siitorifer, III
gu 5eisen, baB Die S6lo6t bon Con
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Sin ntutr 6it9 Ser tapftrtn &aptrn+

g1i6t-&ontbotal1ten getparnt tperben.
Sie gnti6uloigllne fam in 8eant-
tportiing elmer slnfrage bur6 Son.
Jul Sintpid. Der General berii6ert,
bob iein glpiatifer in3l1flinft bosl1e-
berfliegen amerifaniIden @ebietes
perneioen neroe.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-05
2onoon 1T tn grobcr
Surge.

Die GAIL Ser 8cfnnsenen nnb Die
ariegsbente iebr erbeblid).
Der Nareiu-Slnf uon ben Scntidlen
BEL Sitrolenfa iibcrlhrittcn.
Die Sdnbernms Balisiens madDt err
freulife SOrtihritte.
General BON giliing ieines Tpitens
ais 8onpernenr Sclsiens cnthpbcn.
Grsbersos irisbrifl empfamat BON
&aiier @ilbclm Den &nridjallsItab.
ReifstagsprGiioent Or. aneinpf err
halt ons TrGSifat rGr5eaens".
9isen bes belsiifen 8ranbudls amt
lid feitsenaaelt.
Sm annfains rerfolsen Die Siirfen
ben fliehcnben 6eino.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-05

Sallc @arid)ans traf bier nnf braht.
lDiem @ege pDn Berlin ein. Sic
meloetc glci6seitis, bnf Die Ginnabme
amtlid) in Berlin befannt gegeben
nproen iei.
Sunopn nidlt iiberraid)t.
9onoon, 3. 9lngitlt. @al6olis
Saa lit bier ols 10 iider ungeieben
fporoen, Dab iein Sbidial ni6t lan-
ger Den @cgenitnnb Der Circulation
biloet, pobingeeen bic groBc S6pen-
flung Der Selitid)en nadb georoen ben
glniierten Die groBte Gorge mod)t
Son SohperItdnoigen miro be,
iiirdtet, oab bic &Guulltng 3arif)nns
SIT ipGt fant, Inn Die slrmeen oes
strmecn ocs 8roBfiiritcn gtifolaus
Dor iflperem llnbeil sit bctpuhren,
ipenm Scl9maridaa bon Sinoen6urs
lid Der 9inie @arihou- petersburg
bemG6tigt. 2Sm gtor0en nerteioiaen
Jest Die 9uiicn Die 9inie an Dem
@fuu 5luiic oitli6 bon 0titau. 9ies
bcocutet, ooB oie 9elltihen on cinem
Hiinfte 40 0teilen BON Higu ange.
fomn1en iino, als MIR zines Cages
marid)cs pebiirfen, Inn Die Staot sii
errei6en. Sn Rigo seigt iidl Die fri
tiibe Gage our6 Die R6lnung Der
Stabt our6 Die 3ipilbep0lfcrllng,
ipGhreno sic @orfcn zen Stt 5lllebt
ucrloiIen. Teutifc &anol1eriemoifen
ourd)iflipGrn1en oas 9anb ltno bie
@abnlinic @ori6on petersburg lit
groBer @efabr, biir6idlnitten 81 tper-
0en.
Sentid)e Grfulge.
Berlin, iibcr 9onbon, 5. glug.
Ter iolgenbe nnltli6e @erid)t pllrbe
gciteri1 na6nlittag bonn beiltihen
Sauptquartier ousgegeben:
gluf ben 6riegSld)alipl1ben in
ISranfreid) lino 9elgien bat ii6 nidts
nelteS ereignct.
2Sm oitliGcn 9riegstbeoter bnben
uniere, ben ipei6enoen SSeino perfol-
qenoen Sruppel1, Den 9iitrift BON &il-
piihfi crreidlt uno iteben ettpn 26
Wicilen bon Sonietpic5 entfernt Rorb.
lid bon Congo ipuroen Die Tuiien in
Die porgelhobene 8erteibieltngslinie
Ger GSeitllng 3uriifgeordngt
Dit lno peltpreuBii6e &eginenter
buben na6 id)peren &dmpfen Den
llcbergang iiber oen Naretp nobe
Sitrolenfa er3prlneen, oas oitrt
SeloI6onSen itarf perltGrft tporben
mar. Wtebrere taiiierb 9efungene
uno II Nai6inengeipebre fielen in
unicrc S6noe. Die @crfplgitng bes
SSeinoes oauert an. @or @ari6oil
lpuroen Die &uiien aus Den Steaiun.
gen bel 9lonie in Die duBeren 9inier
ser SScitllng getporfen. Die Nrmce
ocs Erinsen 9eopolo bon 9operr
arcift oic 95cItllng an. Ser 9lngrifi
ser oeuti6en 8rlippen inter General
non @opritl. peld,e Die Geidliel
iiberihritt, onuert an.
Oeiterreidiih-iungariid)e Srupper
mo Die 9lrnee @oprif iino i'm 9eiitC
ocs pcitlifen Seils Der 6citing SSpoa'
gorob. Der sSeinb periidtc atdl Der
Sormori6 Der slrmee oes Selbmor-
idoqs bon Wadenien 81 binoern
puroe abcr tpicoer bel 9eneSnn, moro
oitlid BON Gbelm iutb fpeitlidl BON
BUG. gei6lagen. Seit geitern NOR
gen befinoet iid Der geid)loacnc SENT
aiif bcn Hiid5uge in noroliher &ih
tllng 5tpiihen @eid)ieG uno Bug. Siib
lid Don llseilue lit Der Scinb glei6
foQs i'm @eit)en.
Die SGnbermns 8nlisiens.
Seiterrei idif6es Saupt
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Die NndDbnt Der rniiiiGlen Srnp'
pen lsiitete enersiifen ssiberitano.
Sie oentidDcn slrmccn inter Beneral
pun Sduls nnb run @alliois brnngen
in Der &idltnng Der Strase slpiidDen
2umsa, Sitrum nuo Sensation pur
nno battcn cine 9ieihe heffigeradmpfe
III bcitchen. Ter @iocritanb Der Hni-
len anf bciben Seiten Der Straee slui-
idlcu Gitruiu nno HusaR mar criplg-
los.
22 rmiiiidDe Cffisicre nnb 1910
Ianm mmrScn 5n 8efanseuen gemadlt
nnb II Mnid,inenseiue6rc crbcutet.
Semtidle 9apallerie hattie seitern uno
puraeitern in anrlano Setahements
ruihidle Sup0llcrie nnbe @anaise,
%prihi nno CnisSbnp geidllasen. Bel
bieier @elcgcnbeit iunrScn 2225 &ni-
icn III @eianscnen gemadt. Die
Haae nabe nnS norolidD SpangoruS
bleibt nnucrGnecrt. Ter Tclo5ug
iuirS sluiid)en Der pberen &eidliel
anS Dem Sug fortseiebt. Scmtifle
aapallcric lit in eabimir.@ulpnsf am
Bug sinserhft.
Sn ben %oscien baben iidl meme
admpie nabe Dem 9ingfppf ereismet.
9pnSpn,5. Yms., 4.25 llbr nod
mittass. Die erite gtahriht puul
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Berlin, ). Anenf.
(Drabtlos iiber0nRfr=
ton, u. s. Warfdail ift
bente mor9en uon DEN
Oentfhrn Grnppen as=
nonlmeit iuor0er. Diele
nad)ridt umr0e int
oentfben Danptqnar=
tier amtlid) urr0ffent=
lid)t. 6e1tern nil0 uab=
reno oer nadJt onrb=
bradJen oie baperifben
Grnpprn llnter orml Be-
febl 0fs prilEfn gfo=
polo osn auberfn nno
inneren 6iirtfl 0er oie
Staot nmaebenorn 9r=
ttnneswerke.
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(5Ortiesuns onf seite 81
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Die eir5ise fdscio6e oer,f.
f8e Seiti,ns in 20i8igan,
rpef6e oie 9epef6en Der
RH. YreHe 6ringt.
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(5ortfesuns Guf Settle %
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-01-18

10. 1861, Mr. Ketchum married Miss
Helen Elizabeth Peoples in Scott coun-
ty. Iowa She died in this city oct.
-. 1906.
May 9. 1911. Miss Anna 6. Eckels. Of
Fairfield, beca me, the second Mrs.
Ketchum. the wedding taking place at
the brides home. She survives her
husband as do a son, Edwin S. ketch-
urn. and daughter Mrs. Clara Bess
Ketchum- Harris. the wife Of DIR. Grove
W. Harris. both Of this city. who are
children of the first marriage. One
other daughter Helen. who became
Mrs William Haziett, died II Pocshon-
tas June Is. 1904. X. s. Ketchum
was the last surviving and youngest
child OF family OF ele zen.
The funeral VII be held Al the Pres
byterian church TUESDAY afternoon at
.2:3e Rer. James p. Linn wiil con-
Duct the service assisted by Rev. r.
q. westeu5urg Tine Mseonie lodge
wiu conduct the burial service in
Riverside
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-01-18
HOME MISSION CONFERENCE TO
BE HELD IN THIS CITY
WEDNESDAY.
IS CLOSING ONE OF TWO
SESSIONS HELD IN STATE
Thirty.Five or More clersyn,en and
laymen From Nearby Towns Of Wa
terloo Presbytery Expected to Be in
Attendance-Prosram For Two SEES
sions of Day. Meeting.

The second and closing session OF
the Home Mission Conference OF the
Waterloo presbytery of the Presoyter-
ian church will be held at the Presby-
terrain church in this city on Wednes-
day, Jan. 20. afternoon and evening.
The first session will be held at Ack-
ley on the 10Th, but TO give all members
an opportunity to attend one meeting.
the second session will be transferred
here. Thirty-fiye or more clergymen
and layrnen from surrounding towns
will be in attendance, the laymen rep
resenting the trustees of the various
churches
Rev. J. P. Linn, pastor Of the local
church, Will preside at the meetings
which will be held in the church at 1870
and Z: 30 O'Clock. Rev. S. W. Smith. OF
Cedar Rapids. will give the opening adj
dress, taking for his subject Forward.
Rev. Mrs Smith is moderator of the
state synod At o'clock series OF
Two addresses will be given on Ways
and Means" the first The Board Helps
Them Who Help Themselves to be
given by Rev. J. p. Linn. Rev. l.. P.
Krone. of Grundy Center, will deliver
the second address on the subject.
United Campaign For Every Member"
At o'clock Rev. George E. Chapman,
of Toledo. will speak on Every Pastor
an Evangelist" to be followed by an
address by Rev. A. P. Walton. Phi. D.,
of Maxwell. on Every Member Win n
Memb er'' The Church in Rural Life.
xiii be the subject OF the address by
Rev. f. G. Beyer. OF McCallsburg. mod
crate of the Waterloo presbytery. Rev.
f. 3. Whitney. Of State Center. will
close the afternoon session with an ad-
on Leadership in The Rural Church
Rev. j. p Linn will again preside at
the evening session, which VIII be
opened by Rev c. H. Purrnor,. OF Dss
Moines. speaking on Facts and Fig
ures The Worlds Challenge" to the
Church viii be discussed by Rev. F..
w Lanham. p. D. Of Cedar Falls. as
The c!!ees....g speech OF the program.
The Iarshaliiowu church Will provide
a banquet for all who are in attendance
from a distance. The banquet will be
served between the afternoon and ev-
ening sessions.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-01-18
- -
TWO VETERANS DEAD.
S. .. Torrey. Of Wauton. and n. w.
Eahcock, Of CEDAR Falls, Die.


Two deaths occurred a the soldiers
nome Saturday night and s;uHGay az
;ernoon when Seymour d. Tprrey. ~
Waukor died Satnrdag night al -
o. senile dernentia and Hiram ~. Bah
cox. Of cedar Falls, died :;gradaT az
,er1ooa at Z: - Of chronic zepfr.tis.
Seymour =. TvrYey was born In clay.
y. Y. March -. 1879 He enlisted IN
Company. g.. Second Se@ Yoel caAval-
~, sept 2, 1854 al :syracs7se. re gas
discharged June, :, 1855. a. Aiezandrla.
Va Torrey came to the sborrset from
waukon, April 81. 1919 Hs IN sur
viyed oy his wife wiso II q ule.nf>er OF
the home. ore son. 4 4. TorreT, 81
Rocl Island III, and FIVE caUznters
The latter are 5.rs 6. H Doug hty,
Deita- colo.: Grg. J. A. Byers. Toron-
10. Ont: 5fsSs -. e. Torrey, Chicago;
sssgs II h Tcrrey, Waukee, and Miss
F70.eoce Torrey. Waukon. The body
w1gl ts4- s<e.9r ~ Lansing, Tuesday morn
ing 1or brylaL
Hiram ". Babcock. was born In
Greene co1s,ty. New York. Aug. 6, 1882.
He enlisted in Company f. Forty
fr,u-tn foxa infantry. May . 1854, at
Z ciz.zsvii1e, and was discharged Sept
( IL. 1854. a4 Davenport. PADDOCK came
y, the home from Cedar Falls. Nov. IT,
1910. He leaves two sons. William
( Ya.DcocI, al Cedar Falls, and Levi Bah
coek. os whittier, Cal. and four daugh-
Urn, Mrs. II Goodseii. and Mrs. Hat
re fsisi5ee, Of Waterloo: Mrs. Ida Car
roll, or GAINESVILLE. and Mrs. Dorothy
i 1,a.klnson, OF Los Angeles The body
win be sent TO Cedar Falls Tuesday
morning for burial.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-01-18
BREAKS A COLD
IN A FEW HOURS
WITHOUT QUININE
e,eaT DOSE OF -PAPE'S COLD
COMPOUND" RELIEVES AL
GRIPPE MISERY.
pon,t stay stuned-u

Don't stay stufHed-up!
Omit blowing and snunling! A dose
Of "Pape's Cold Compound" taken every
two hours until three doses are takeh
viii end grippe misery and break up
severe cold either in the head. cnest,
body Or limbs.
It promptly opens clogged-u up nos
triIs and air passages: stops nasty DIS
charge or nose running: relieves SICK
headache, duiIness, feyerishness. sore
throat. sneexing. soreness ana stsHnesA
sssn ..e,s Gold Con-. p0ssn<i 4" ls the g.stcL--.
est. surest relief known ana cosss ohly
rs cents at drug stores. II acts wN 'nua
assistance, tastes NICE, ana causes ny
Inconvenience Don't accept suDs"-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-01-18
CAN'T FIND DANDRUFF

Every bit OF dandruff disappears
after one or two applications of Dam
derine rubbed well into the scalp with
the finger tips. Get 25-cent bottle OF
Dandertre at any drug store and save
your hair After a few applications you
can't find a particle Of dandruff or any
falling hair. and the scalp will never
itch.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-01-18
Notice.

R;c= will be received on the follow
ing lumber, bids 10 be in before Feb. l.
1915. Ask for list Of A. w .Dobson
Company auditor. Board Of Super
visors- of Marshall County.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-01-18
Els Dance Club.

EIks Dance Club.
The first dance Of the series VIII De
held Tuesday. January 10 al the Elks
hall. Eppefs orchestra. All Eiks IN
Yited Committee.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-01-18

Il and his other Cllnton friends
syrnpat hize with you most deeply. In
Your fathers death Iowa has lost one
OF her best assets" George NJ. Curtis.
Clinton. telegraphed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-01-18

"Mr Ketchum was a lovable man.
dependable. true to every trust. loyal
TO home. friends and country, was
the message sent by David ]. Palmer.
of Washington. Iowa. grand command
er OF the G. A. r., and ex-member OF
the stale railroad commission.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-01-18

Railroad Commissioner \. 5. ketcn-
UNI was widely known among prom
nent men of Iowa. The news OF MS
death brought many kilograms OF con-
dclence TO Mrs. ketchum and MS SON.
Z. S. ketchum.
1T is with regret that / learn Oh
Your fathers death and extend my
sympathy 10 the family and yourself.
wired z. II. Hammill, assistant general
superintendent of the Northwestern, al
Boone.
You have my sincere sympathy IN
the death of Mr.. Ketchum. have lost
one of my Oldest and best frlends'
James c. Davis, attorney IN Iowa Tor
the Northwestern, telegraphed from
Des Moines.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-28

Pottawatomie county. Kansas. twenty
eight years ago II a giant in stature
standing fully six feet. six inches.
without shoes. and when In good con-
dition for a bout, turns 90 scale AZ cas-
pounds -Four years ago be was FIRST
seen in ring fight when ne lest on a
foul 20 Louis FInk IN the tenth round
% a bout &C Sapulpa. Okla. but within
six weeks from that time he knocked
ont Fink In three rounds IN Oklahoma
City. He followed up with FIVE knock
outs and two ten-ronnd winning
brackets on points. during his first
year ~ lighting IN public. 1911
Five lynockouts and two no-decision
contests gave him clear record for
1919. The two no-deeision bouts were
with Arthur Pelky and Luther Me-
Carly In New York city and IN eaen
willard had the better OF his oppon-
entS, The big Kansan also scored
two Of hts Eve knockouts fin the east
at New York and Buffalo his victims
being Soldier Kearns and sailor white.
ont Of eleven fights which he TOOK
part Ia during 1919 willard. lost only
one. This was to "Gunboat" smith ina
twenty rounds az san Francisco. smith
was the best man that Willard las
met n his ring career. with the pos
sibie exception of Carl Norris. waom
he defeated IN a ten-round 20 al New
York. Last year willard met Tom
Mcmahon m n ten-round no-deeIsion
bout and scored knockonfs over Dan
Daily in nine rounds AZ Buffalo and
George Rodei in six rounds az Atlanta.
Ca
Wizards powers Of endurance are
unquestioned but ne lacks aggressive
ness and skill These disadvantage.
however. may have been remedied by
strict attention 70 the coaching q his
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-28

simmons IN two rounds az PHILADELPHIA
and an eleven round knockout Of Jim
Flynn a. San Francisco the same year.
1907. In December. 1893, johnson had
the better OF Tommy Burns at sydney.
Australia. when the police stopped the
bout tn the fourteenth round. Thsa
placed the biw Galveston negro right
a. the top ~ his class and while no
one was willing 20 recognize him as
the worlds title holder. johnson went
right on hghtinE successfully. finish
ing up with the knockout Of the late
Stanley Ketchel IN twelve rounds az
Colma, Cal, on October ne. 1909
II was then that the negro's pro
nounced ability and recognized clever
ness stung Jeffries into action. The
big Californian's aelf-enforced retire
ment ended abruptly and Jemries -
entered the fstic arena 20 again de-
fend the title. This seemed 10 suit
Johnson perfectly and the great match
for the worlds championship was
quickly arranged with the result that
johnson scored a decisive victory over
Jeffries, az Reno. July Z. 1910. From
that time 10 the present johnson has
been the undisputed champion heavy
weight Of the world. During the past
Eve years he has been called upon
only three times 70 defend the title
His fght with Jim Flynn ~ Las
Vegas, New Mexico. was stopped IN
the ninth round by the authorities and
Johnson was declared the winner In
Paris. france, the bout between the
champion and Battling Jim johnson.
- l.
gained the referees decision over
Frank Moran In a twenty round bout
which also took place in the FrcncA
capital.
Jess willard who was born in
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-28
JOHNSON WILLARD FIGHT
AT HAVANA NEXT WEEK

would Be but q uanihin In the hands
q the negro who has learned every
trick Of boxing known ia expert ring
strategy during his many years in the
squared circle.
Although Johnson's RING career ar
trdatss the present century BY few
months. his prowsss - a fighter ala
not bring him into prominence In
the heavyweight division until ten
years ago and then his STANDING did
not give much promise 81 champion
ship possibilities AZ that time he
began nesting men Of his own color
such az sam McVsy Joe JeAnetts.
Black BIZ, Waiter Johnson and Others
whom Re defeated. n several instances
decisiVely. Ills two winning battles
with Joe Jeanette az Baltimore and
sam LanEford a. Chelsea. Mass. IN
1905. however. demonstrated that he
would have 20 be reckoned with by f.aa
best 81 the fighters. white Or colored.
with championship pretensions IN the
heavyweight class.
~ that time Jefr4es had retired
from the ring. having handed the
tisie 70 Marvin Hart. Tommy Burns
BY defeating the latter ard also Jack
O'Brien. who claimed the champion
ship. assumed the worlds title IN 1907
Johnson meanwhile wac ploddinK
along. incidentally Knocking out Felix
and Lans N Australia and ending the
come back proposition 81 Bob F1tz-