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Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1915-05-22

iplrD. SGDurm ipteoer ent1teht ole
Nplitit oe5 gBettrii{isn5, nit lebsm
Sabr uus9eoehnter un0 uneebeuerliz
der, Die sebeimen .Shah5iiss uno
Sntriguen Der Diplomatic, Biz Die
ganse Welt iid) i'm tOtli6en &fs
um Die GrDberung uno aontrolle oes
g4eltmartte5 befinoet.
60 trsibt Ger 9apitalismu5, unz
permeirlid 5ur tommer5iellen HiDaz
! litdt unb SmperiaIismus fiihrsno.
psrmittsls Oss moosrnen Staates nit
'siner dusgeoebnten Nrmierun9. 9es
beimen Diplomatic unb unoemofra=
tiitsn 8eaierllng, naturgenaB gum
Grica. Heaftipnare 9tcaiernnaen
branten Sen Nricg, bic Slrbeltcrbc-
iuegnug III erorilfen.
Seit mehr al5 einem hdlben Sabrz
hunosrt bot Die io5ialiitli6e gepez
Qung oie g4elt Dor bieler brohenben
8cfahr qspornt. nit ouer ibr 5u
Gebote itehanoer Madt babsn Die
SoSiuliiten ulIsr Gdnoer gearbeitet lie
ct3uipsnoen. 9(ber ihr Wornun9se
ruf perbalIte ungehDrt uno Die I D.
5iaIiItiite Yropagan D
ge9en Smpericlismus. M i
Iitorismus 9rieq tpurz
Sc ignpriert ieitens Ser herrz
fAsnben Mtdd)te unD Der WiaioritGt
oes 9oItss in allen 2Gnoern.
llnIere @orferiogung bot iif nur
81 ichneQ uno 5u tragilh erfiilt. Der
arieg nit allen ieinen Sfreden lit
iebt "a ols Elm lo9iIhes uno unpsrz
neiblihes HeIultot oes tapitaliitiiten
Spittns. gr fam troB Der Dar@
nurgen uno DEG Hrpts ties Der Soz
siu!iIten unb Der glrbeiterbspeglng
uno in Ser Sat 'elbIt geaen Die per-
f0nlihen WiinIhe pislsr &opitaliIten.
3 as fnpitaliitii Dc 6 nitsm
1T Elm poerner Sranten=
itsin, Der Ieine eigenen
g nDpfer perni hte
Wiiros oieie unausiprehlit
ihredlits SrosDoie basu bienen, Der
Welt uno belonoers bsn slrbeitern
olIer Natipnen Die lpohren uno fun
bamentalen llrIod1en oes arisges be-
arsiflith su moden 10 oub ourt, Die
geIeitisung oieIsr llrlahen oie Mene
iden fiiroer in 6rieoen neben einans
Ser lsben tpiirbsn, m0chte Der ariss
pislleiht Der Soften ipsrt iein. Soll=
ten binsssen ois 9Olter bic 2shren
nes Grieaes nod niht besreifen uno
hie 9efhide ser Welt in Sen 9Gnben
unitrupul0fer 5srrIher iaI7en, oann
1T biefer We..ttriee Der
T hredIihits 5,ud, neil tpenn
ben urIabsn, sic bielsn arise er=
seusten, erluubt lpirb, fortsupirtsn,
sr ni6t Der lebts Iein miro. Gr miro
mr Ser erite elmer Heibenfolae Ihred=
ltherer unb trasiIhsr 3risse Iein,
Biz sin mdhtiser uso ursebeuerlidler
SmperiaIismus Die Welt nit Slut
aetrGnft uno bic 90ifer elmer boffz
nunssloien Stlapsrei iiberontiporiet
bot. Der Sosiolismus auein tpiro
fhIisBlih Die Menfhbeit bon Der
itdnbieen Gefabr Ser SeIbitpernidz
tuns rettsn.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1915-05-22

Se 10lperte Ttt1ts IN Der Oez
fdihte Der Menidheit tit eingetrofz
fen. Die europdiIds 3ipiliIation
ltebt on sinem 9lbsrunoe. Der
5rieoen Der Welt lit serIt0rt. Die
3utunft oes Neutrality-suspicious. 1T se=
fdbroet.
Die oiretten llrio4en De
arisees lisgen tlar gu Sage.
9orbergeeunsene arieee unb oie gez
bingungen BEL 5rieosnsitliifen, Die
bouernOen SAB erseusten uno Rsz
barGe9eliiite aeitigtsn; Smperiulisz
mus unb fommer5iene 3ipulitGt; Der
0reibuno uno Der Sreiperbano, Die
qansGuropa in 5ipei feinblide Eager
fpdlteten; 9ebeime Sntrigusn Der Oi=
plomaten uno Der Mongel an De-
motrutis; groBe, se!poltise Qrmeez
maI6inen uno Gntlpideluna Der
Srisssmorine; SSurht lno MiBtrauz
el- ausgebriitet uro perbreitet bon eli
ner gepiFenlpIen Yreife in o1sn Naz
tior3n; mG6ti9e Hii'tungsintsreHen,
bic rsihe Crnte muhen aus Ser
Itoruna uno SOB, - uQe oieie Sat
loren boben iAr reolifes Sell basu
be;gstroeen 9lber binter oll oisien
5Sottoren lie9en oie tieferen unb fun
eamentalen itriafen. llriahen asz
!our5elt i'm topitult7tifhen proOut>
tionsIpItem.
Sebes tnpitn Ii tt q, {
0anb Ser Croc beutet iein
0plf aus. Ter bon Den 9lrbsiz
tern erboltsne 2obn geniigt nift, um
Iie in Den Stono gu iebsn, ollie Die
Mittel 5ur rihtigen 2e5enaerhal!ung
gu erlperben. Sin llsberflub an 8ez
braufsmitteln lit Die 5plgs. Die
aopitaliIten oGein t0nnen niht Ml=
!es osr6rarhen, es mub nd6 anoeren
20nbsrn ousgefiibrt treroen.
Sn ieosm tupitaliitiichsn 2anoe
miro es sunebmeno ihpier;g fir bic
aopitalilten, ibre oufsebauften pro@
fite in ibrem eigensn 2anoe eetpinnz
brinssnn ansuleaen, tpeil ibr eigenes
0oIt fon1umunfdhie unb tire Silfsz
quensr auf's S0dlte enttpidelt uno
oussebeute. iino. Sic iinb fortpdbz
reno eespungen, Iih nah nellen llno
frsmben MGrften unb @eleuenbeiten
gum Mn!essu ibres Geloss um5uiez
ben.
Sn pielen europdiIden 0dnoern,
territoriell begrenst uno oi6t bepDl=
tert. lit bic 9(usbeute Der natiirlihen
6ilfsquellen niht esniieeno, Die sroe
BE Menee ser inbuitrielIsn 8soiirfniiz
ie su befrisoisen. Die aopitnltitsn
miiNen iih mad neusn Robitoffquel=
len in ipeniaer enttpideltsn fren1ben
Qdnneru um1eben. Saourh entite=
fen sic fommersiellen admpfe sfpi@
Tfen osn 9tdtionen, Die HipaIitdt in
Der @elpinnllne ausldnoiIher &olo=
MEN, Die sln'trengungen, ois iiber=
Iesiiclcr Gplonisn gu perteioiaen uno
aus5uOehnen, oie imperialiItiIhe go
Ittit, bie &onf!itte ur tommersielle
llebermaht, anbalteno unp itdrter
neroenb in Sem Mabe, als Die Noz
tionen ibre Mahtfphdre ausoebnen
uno Sas gu erobernpe Jelo tleiner
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1915-05-22

= II u VI lt y IL "
Stunbe II oes + a lb iirun 3,
ben 9 5ialiItsn oller 8 & ~
Ser Su3urufen, ollie q De l.
ter gu einem aggre iipen
Il. unerbitterIihen Sam p
fe oeaen Or ilituris SINUS uno
arieg 5u pereinigenL Die
Str1me bes internationalen 8ld1itns
beipubtTeins gu psrtiefsn uno ner
Welt Elm fpnitruttipes Yrperumm gu
oerfiinnen, bas gu sinem bauernosn
6rieOen filhrsn piro.
Die So5iuIiiten bon Nmsritd reiz
den ibren ungIiitliden 8riioern IN
alien 2Gnoern, Die bom ariese beimz
Qeluht iino, ben unter Dem i4redliz
Gen SnItenl, Dos lie in ben bruocrz
rr0roeriIh2n Wirbel hineinge5o9en
Fat, leioenben Spfern Die tameraoz
ifaftlid1e San0. gBir Der 1idhern III
nen unieren unentlpegten 9lluben an
Sen lpeItlpeitsn aloHentnmpf, nn oen
interndticnaIen So3ialismus unb Die
9riioerliateit Der MenIhsn. W ir
ertlGren uniete Gnt ! d | . /
ienheit, unieren 0enoi en-
Ser p6 pom Grie9 be ei@
ten 2dn0er bei ii ite ben m
Werte, oie ip5ioliitiit | d E
oSnternutionale IN ie b er
auf5urihtsn auf elmer / D /
6cn 9uiis, bob lie in 3 III
tunft ielb It burdl bic itd +
ten topitaIiitii den apnz
Tlittenid / eri 6 il ter t N e r
BEN a MI.
gDir appeIlieren an Die io5inIiiti@
I6en uno Observation-Disclosures Der
Welt uno an 2lue. Die iih Elm Soenl
Der @eretltieteit bcpobrt hdben in
Dem 0lnuben, bab aus Der NIhe Oes
WeItbronoes Der tisIsre Sntsrna=
tionalismus, Die grobere Semotratie
uno bnuernber 5rieoe empprlteiqen
ipiro.
9ns Mobnabmsn, qeeianet, Oisis
TeIultate bertsi 81 fiibren, idlaaen
mir folgenbss prosrumm pur:
Emit 1. = Sic SricScnsbcSins
gnngen ucdl Dem gescn,uartiaen
Sriege miiiicn ani fclgenoc %orans=
iesmnsen baiiert icin:
1. asin: arieesentiddbisungsn
2. 4eine llebertroeuns bon 2ano
pbns 3uitimmun9 oes Toltes, oas
uuf ibm lebt.
3. ollie 2dnber unter Jremberrz
ihaft IplIsn bos &eht baben, ooriiber
ubsuItimmen. ob lie gum betreffenoen
oanbe aebDren pollen ober ntht.
Emnft 2. Smtcrnntionnlcr
@nno. = Sie %ercinistcn Staaten
Scr @clt.
/. Gin Geriht ober @erihte our
Shlihtuns aIIsr Streitfrossn sfpi@
idlen Nationsn nit binrei6enoen
Miiteln sur SntraFtissuns Ieiner
gntiheiounsen.
2. Gin irlternotipnoler apnsreb
nit seiessehtiiher uno oominiftra<
tipsr Gepalt iiber internotionale
slnselesenbsiten uno nit permanenz
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1915-05-22
Nrtrg nrm Krrgr, fit hrn mrltfrrhrn
hunb Ger
Gs he Ne>e nit

ten aomitssn an Ste[e Ser iegigen
9ehsirnen Diplomatic.
3. Snternutionale Gianuna uno
&ontrolle Der ltrutegiIden WuNsrz
lpegs, tpie bic 0arbanellen, Die Struz
be BON Gibraltar unb Den cues, osn
npnnlna" uno ben AielGunaI.
4. Decentralization ser Meere.
Sunft ). = Gntiunfinnng.
l. 2lGgemeine 2lbriiltune 70 lhne1
lpie m0slih Bis CUR bouiIdnbisen
Gntpaffnrng. 9lbIdurfuns Der 5as
Irritation ben @affen uno Munitipn
uno nnoerem arisgsmaterial fir
0ripatgstpinn uno 9srbot Der 9lu8z
fuhr oerIelben BON einem 2anoe
nah Gem anher2n.
3. Seine 3unabms in bsItehenbsr
gepaffHunq unter irgeno peIten
Seoingungen.
4. Ssirs 0elbbetpilligungen Fur2(r=
NEE uno 7Slotten8nede.
Ennft /. = MnsSchnnna Der
Semotratie.
/. Volitiite Temotrutie.
Al 9tbIhoffuns Der SipIomati.
uno bcmotratiife Sontrole Der 2lusz
!ano5politit.
b sfQaemsirs5 uno elei6es
Stinmreht fir Mdnner unb 6rauen.
2. SnouItrielle 0empfrotie. Rus
oitale io3iale 9(enosrungen in alien
2Gnoern, I'm oie 0tonpmiIhen llrIaz
d1en sum aris9 81 beleitisen, unO
spar iolhe, oie gesignst iino, bic In
ou'trislIen uno tommsr5ieuen 9ingez
!eaenheiten Ser Natipnen, aus ben
Sdnoen Der lnperdntpprtlthen 8az
pitaliItentlniIe 3u nebmen unp in Sic
6dnoe DEG 9oltes 81 leaen lno lie
fOIettip 5ur 9efrieoigung Ser menId=
lifen Seoiirfniiie au betreiben an
itutt fit Yriputprofite, in @emeins
ihaftlinteit uno 6arnpnis onitutt
9pntlirrens uno 8riea.
Eunft 5. = Suiortiacs 6anoeln.
Surt Die Organization Ser losluz
liitiihen garteien oller yationen Iol=
len iofortige uno energilhe 9lnItrenz
gunaen aemoht lperosn, ois alls.z
meine Seilnohms a!ler io5ialiitilhen
unp slrbeiter Srsanilationen uno
ole Dabre Jreunoe oes 5rieoens gu
iifern, nm Steiem prosramm Nm
ertennuns gu perihaffen.
Ser Sosialismms mnf trinmpbicren.
Gin nsuss gIatt Der 9efhitte |
Der Menidheit liegt often por uns.
stuf inn mub Die 9otihaft uno ois |
polIe Meinuns bss Sosialismus ses
ldrieben iperben = Democratic, Snz
ternuticnalismus unb 5rieoe. Seine
grDBere, eolere 9lufsabs bat isn1uls |
an Die Menidbeit appelliert. Mit
FeIter, unentipsetem 9lauben on Die |
3utunft unferer SaG)e urb Sen enbli=
hen Sriuinph bieier prinsipien |
'penoen mir uns an Ollie, bic @ereh= |
ttgteit, sSrisos uno menldli6en Sort |
l1ritt lieben, iih uns onsulhIisben, |
in oen geItreben, eins hobers unb |!
before 3ipiliIation aufSubauen.
Die National -Grefmtipe Ser
So5ialiitiihen Eart.i.
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2lrbetter> be1i<rt leiet nt> perbrcit<t >a= ,,<c"
Qltiuigttittn.

nSbe Jlas" unter bisiem 9i@
tel sob es in Der lsbtsn Wode metr
ols einen 2eitortitel in Der ensliid
seidriebenen biirserlihen preIie bes
2anoes. WOrtlih itano es gu le=
fen: Die ameritaniIde Jlosse ftebt
fir menidlide Srsibeit = Jreibsit
BON WerTol9ung in reliei0len Glau=
ben, Jreibeit BON Der Waht Der Mo=
narGen uno Der 8rutalitdt BON Sp=
rannen, jreibeit Die Meere gu befob~
rem, ohne 9errider, aOniae ober piz
rotten fiirdten 5u miihen." 2tbertg
fir 2ibertn fir, sina es Damn
lpeiter, Elm 0uBsnmal. Rur zines
ipurbe niht anaefiibrt- She Jlas"
nit Den Sternen uno Streifen, fie
Itano audi BEL ben Uisudslm6roern.
Die am 20. 2lpril 1914 in 2uolotp.
Gol., NIT WaIhinsngeipe6ren Ginher
uno 5rauen in ben ange5iiuosteu
3elten mOrbeten. Die 5obne oes
Stsrne uno StfeiFen bat bisber BET
ben !SerrIfsnben in 2lmerita nod
niemano gefunben, Der lie bon eieIer
Shnta6 gereinigt Bate. Die He=
qierung bes 2anbes unb oes Staaz
tes Colorado bdben % ppllenbs perz
'agt. Worum? rSbe 5Iag" Iiterte
Jrelbeit bisber nur Den aupitoliitsn.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1915-05-22

= Dap es niht bIob South Beth
lehem, ga., lit, oas nit &riee sauftrd=
gen 0eutIdlanbs iiberbduft fpuroe,
seigte iid Bel Der IeBhin erfolgteu
9erge6ung bon 2ieferungen auf
8runb bes SO 3MilIionen &ontrattes
nit Der gandbien Gar uno
6oun0rp So. 2ieferungen fir $751;
172,O0O nurben nah DEN 9eretnig=
ten Stnaten bon Norbomerita tpeiterz
geseben. SSn Sbio hoben folsenbs
6irmen 3ontratte ibernommen: 6p=
braulic preHsb Steel Gompanp.
GIepelano, Sbio, S475,O00; 9ln1e,iz
can HOIling MiIl gompunp, Miobz
Ietplpn, Ship, S930,OOO; gurnep C
Smith Gar Gompdnn, 0anton, Ohio.
81, 1922 900; 0apton; Manuiocturine
Gompunp, Iupton Sbio, 1858 900;
ano Computing Mudine
Gpmpann, 0anton, Shio, $4,000
900; Qing Bomber Gomponp, Sings
Mins, Shio, $4,000; 6pnfoIiba<
TED Monufnctllrino Company, Sole
90, Sbio, $550.OOO; 9anton Mdnu=
featuring GDmpdnn, 9anton, Ohio,
S424, 900. nSeben Sic Dos lit Elm
Wiepiel perbisnt miro
.ann nan berehnen, tpenn mann fih
Dor g(ugen bdlt. bob Iih 5runtreif
6etlnqt, nitt BLOB ooppelte preiie
5e3ohlen 5u miii1en ionbern aud bos
'tleGteIte Wnterial 81 befommen.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-05-08
VAUDEVILLE AT ORPREUM.
Three Acts and Motion Pictures For
First Half

The management Of the Orpheum
Theater offer it's patrons for the nrst
half of the week. starting Sunday
night, three acts and motion pictures.
Grace and Ernie Forrest. in a COM
edy singing, talking, dancing and in
strunental act, give the audience
twenty minutes Of The most up-to-the-
minute chatter, as well as the latest OF
dance steps. This clever paid are rare
musicians and no doubt will please Or
pheum audiences.
Sid Vincent, known as the chap
from England appears acre for the
first time. Mr. Vincent will sing origi-
nal English songs such as only an
Englishman can sing. He also tells
many witty jokes of Dear Old Lon
don"
Harry A. Davis and company appear
In a novelty shooting and wire act.
This is one of the acts that has made
hit" over the big time and is one
that is entirely different from the reg
ular wire and shooting acts. 1t is most
entertaining because Of the difficult
feats performed by this company.
The motion pictures offered are a
two reel drama and funny Keystone
comedy. The management states that
this bill is composed OF artists that
come highly recommended, which
should insure Orpheum patrons Of a
big show and a most worthy one. Or
pheum.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-05-08
GILMAN MAN DEAD.
John Barr, Retired Farmer, sueoumb,
to 1uboroulosis

John Barr, Retired Farmer, sueoumbs
to tuberculosis.
tuberculosis caused the death Friday
OF John Barr, aged q, at his home In
Gilman. He was born in Ireland March
l6. 1912, and came with his family to
Scott county, Iowa, in 1882, living there
one year, and moving from there to
Jasper county. four miles west Of New
burg. He had farm there until this
spring, when he retired and came to
Gilman. In May, 1859, he was united
in marriage with Nancy May who, to-
gether with eight children. survives him.
They are Mrs. Margaret Esler, Alex
ander Barr. and Mrs. Lizzie Buffum, Of
Grinnell; J, e. Barr, of California: Mrs.
Jane Smith. OF Sully; John Barr. Of
Gilman, Mrs. Agnes Wollard, Alden,
Mimi; and Samuel Barr, Of Laurel.
Mr.. Barr had been a member Of the
United Brethren church OF Hickory
Grove for twenty-eight years. and fu-
neral services will be held from this
church Sunday afternoon, with inter-
ment in the church cemetery.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-05-08

than 1t Is to neglect to wash the back
Of your neck. Let's keep as clean
civicly as we do personally.
And cleaning up The premises will
never be complete until the buildings
are painted. Paint is an investment
rather than an expense. Paint pre-
serves wood and thereby protects
property from decay. It is more nee
essary than fire insurance for a fire
may not always happen while decay
goes on forever. It requires paint to
check decay therefore painting pays.
Aside from this, however, paint like
good clothes helps to make one look
respectable. OF course, some disreputa-
Bile things go on behind good paint but
all thing being equal, well painted
buildings bespeak thrift and care and
good business management and clean
living on the part Of the owner. So
cially, paint denotes live town while
Its absence usually marks the grave
of a dead one. Paint used turnout q
neighborhood improves property VAL
ues, causes other people to desire to
live In the neighborhood and all prop
erty nearby is given cash market,
Painting Is both pretty and profitable
all around SO let's paint plenty this
spring.
The sidewalk contract for this season
is now In the making. Those who want
sidewalks in the vicinity Of their prop
erty should sec the council about It.
In fact It seems that in these good
democratic times we must build side
walks before we can get our mail de-
livered.
The women Of the Y. w. C. A. have
demonstrated to the men Of the Mar
shall town Club what real economy IL
in household management. The annual
statement of the cafeteria operated by
the women shows q net profit Of 10 per
cent on meals which averaged gross In
come Of Is cents each, while the Mar
shalltown Clubs meals average 80
cents each and have always entailed a
loss each month, which has to be met
from the membership dues OF the club.
A man eats more. to be sure, and he
demands expensive varieties. Serving
one meal per day involves an over
head expense for labor which IL more
than when the same labor serves more
than one meal but still the difference
is 80 great that the women are entitled
to credit for knowing their own bust
ness. AS to service. working girl
can buy at the r. w. c. A. bread and
gravy for cents or bread and gravy
with cup Of coffee for 4 cents OF
bread. coffee. butter and meat for 1;
! cents; or meat pie. mashed potatoes
and vegetable for IS cents. A lettuce
! sandwich with coffee costs Z cents and
other combinations equally AZ cheaI
and sufficient for light lunch. Bust
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-05-08
COMMITTEE" OF CITY
FEDERATION TO START ITS
INVESTIGATION.
NINE WOMEN IN PATROL
WILL HUNT FOR DIRT
May Be Necessary For Some People to
"Crack tho Sabbath" in Order to Get
Premises in Shape by Monday-Will
Report to City Authorities All Un-
slightly Places In City.

Monday morning at 1880 sharp the
police patrol will draw up in front
of the Marshalltown Club, and into 1t
will step nine members Of the City
Federation of Women's Club, ready to
start on their "nosing" tour Of inspec-
ton to ferret out the dark and dirty
corners Of the city which have escaped
the ravages of "Clean-Up Week" After
much discussion it was decided that it
would be unsafe to carry more than
nine in the patrol, on mission where
much jumping in and out and careful
scrutinizing of every nook and Granny
of the town Is necessary. Gladly would
the entire federation have embarked
upon this worthy mission, but the
driver insisted on having his seat to
himself, so the number had to be linn
tied.
Mrs. B. F. Cummings viii! head the
adventurous party, and with her will
be Mesdames E. H. Keller, May F.
Montgomery, ]. B. Simmons, R E..
Sears, c. A. Boggie. E. NJ. Singleton,
]. B. Loeffel, and +. L. kinnan. No
excuses will be accepted from prop
erty owners. If the vigilance commit
tee finds one speck Of dirt, out will
come their note books and the luck
less tenant or owner who did not do
his duty will be reported. 1t would
behoove any who have not already be-
gun the renovating process to S'crack
the Sabbath" if necessary in order that
their premises may present shining
appearance Monday morning.
Calls for the wagon 20 haul away
rubbish have been coming into the
MarshalItown Club quite frequently
during the week, despite the Indictment
weather, and it is expected that the
city will present a vastly improved APP
pearance after this week Of scrubbing
and raking.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-05-08
FEATHER AND SON" BANQUET.
First Annual Gathering Of Parents and
Boys Great Success.

Forty-five fathers and forty-1ve sons
gathered at the Y. NJ. c. A. Friday eve
ming for the first annual Father and
Son" banquet held under the auspices
of the association. The atten dance was
not as large as the committee had
hoped for, but considering that it is
the first banquet of it's kind held, was
quite satisfactory.
Superintendent Of Schools Aaron
Palmer acted as POSTMASTER, intro
ducing the speakers, D. w. Norris and
H. E. Wilson. Mr.. Norris spoke pri-
rnarily to the boys urging them to take
advantage of the many opportunities
offered them that their fathers had
been deprived Of. Mr.. Wilson's ad-
dress was to the fathers, and had for
its main theme the idea of cultivating
a. conscience. After the speeches and
the supper which was served by the
Ladies Auxiliary, the boys enjoyed
swim in the pool while the fathers
looked on. Another banquet Of SINH
lar nature will be held next year.
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LOCAL COMMENT

It is time that the mayor and the
city council put up the bars against
carnivals. We do not want them in
Marshalltown and 1t should be made
so difficult for them to get into our
town that they would prefer to go else
where and eventually dtshand. We
have amusement Of 4 wholesome char
acter for our people in our baseball
games, our theaters and our picture
shows and once every fall the county
fair puts on attra ctions which are good
and clean and wholesome. Let's bar
the travelling carnival with its usual
retinue Of more or less undesirable
characters which so often give the po-
lice department more expense than
their license money can repay. Mar
shaIltown has risen above the carnival
level so let's live that way.
The property owners On North Third
avenue who want the paving extended
to Marion street should be given what
they ask. That is one of the worst
pieces Of roadway in this city at all
times and it carries about the heaviest
travel. 1t needs paving badly.
Those farmer who would like to have
their road west Of Gilman designated
i as a county road Unsteady OF the one
| lying mile south evidently find some
thing Of value in the present highway
law and the system Of county roads.
The fact that the county has already
spent county money on the other road
may delay the granting Of this re-
quest but in the meantime these
farmers should cooperate with their
township and contribute of their own
labor dollar for dollar Of township
money until this road has been put to
an engineers grade. This is the way
people get their roads paved In states
where paving is done, for no bond issue
is ever large enough 20 pave all OF the
roads and when one road has been
paved everybody clamors for theirs to
be paved too. The county can AFFORD
to put in necessary bridges now and
il the interested locality will bring this
road to grade the county can then add
it to the county road system for main
tenance.
Il Today completes cleanup week a
Officially designated and the presencs
of teams on our streets hauling refuse
evidences activity in the direction de-
; sired Whether the nerve OF the WON.
ems delegation fails or not in reporting
their inspection our people should keel
at it, for the eyes Of their neighbour
! and Of the public are always upor
them. 1t Is no more respectable now.
aways to have an unsightly back yart
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-05-08
PRISONER TO DIES MONIES.
D. T. Birmingham to Be Held Fo'
HAVING Drugs in His Possession.

Having Drugs in His Possession.
D. T. Birmingham, the drug victim
who was arrested here and has been
in Jail for two days, was taken to Des
Moines this forenoon by Deputy United
States Marshal Wayne Morse. It was
expected Birmingham would be ar
raigned before Commissioner Fftzsim-
mons this afternoon for having drugs
in his possession. The new federal
law makes 1t crime to even have
such drugs as morphine, cocaine and
heroin in ones possession. Chief Of
Police Charles Breckel, Officer Starn,
and A. A. Nicholson went to Des
Moines as witnesses.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-05-08
n. D.u.rtrent Laundrv.

Have your fine rugs cleaned now by
our new process which makes them
look like new and does not take out
ne sizing like the old way of beat
ing them. Meeker Laundry Company,
French dry cleaners and pressers. 1t
serves you right" Meekers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-05-08

ness men will prefer 70 eat 20 cents to
half . dollars worth because they can
afford Il but they will mover build any
buildings on the profits from their
economy.