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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-06

niselos i'm 0sbruar I'M Stdnbt ssipe'
ZEN ipdrs, feiHen Wiuen outdSuieben,
bic srisdiife Glott. unb bic arme:
iebt gum srObtsn abeiI serftSrt isiH
piirosn. Die Grsisnifis bic fia feits
Oem abssipislt. bdttsn ben 9eipeis ass
li.f,rt, bab bic bepaffnese @sutrali'
tat GrieAenlano Dor elmer iaataftrDs
pie bsipabr. babe, unb buB. tpeHn es
niat neutral gebliebsn fpdre, es feiHsn
sissHsu untersaHo berbeisefiibrt bas
6sn tpiiroe, obns i'm Stanbe su isin,
Ssrbien gu rsttsn.
5srr @eniseIos CAB, feline RsSs
uisbsr aufns9meub. su, bab ieins gps
Iitit i'm iysbruar b0ie JoIssH bitts
baben iSnnsn, er iprad bcnn aesr
tpisber iiber bic WortbsiIs. bic fur
griefsnlano bdtteu ertpa4fsn tons
HsH. tpsun es nidt neutral seblisbsn
mare. CT fasts baHH iueiter:
.Sbre golitit bat Die 'grrsi4uns
unisrsr naiionalsn Sbeals unm0sIid
semaat, uno inbem Sic unfreiwilIis
siner pOlitiidsn grupp. in Deuti4'
lamb bien.n, tommen mir in Gsfabr,
Si. 9lipiratiOn.n guIsarisns unb bas
anrahien Der Wadt Der Siirtei gu
unteritiisen. Warum ipolIsn Sic iid
ni6t b.uts an einem ariese betbsilis
gen, Der mprssn unbermsibIi9 fsin
oiirfis24
Serr @eni3elOs besnSsts feline ReSe.
inbem er bic Resieruns anfforbsrte.
ni6t cine Gslsssnbit DOrbsiss9en 5a
laNsn, bic iia benz @Dlls nur sinmaI
in iauienb Sabrsn biste.
sic srie6iide 9riie in
Berlin.
@crlin 5. slouember. pia Con
bon. lie @crIiner grciie perf.ldJi
|nid)t. ben Sieg oes friiberen griehi'
iden 4renlierminiiiers geni6clrs
iiber oas ;3ainiis Wsintiieriinn 5u yer
fleincrn uno erfIdrt, oab oerielbe eias
ifarfe ariiis in @ricdenlano bcrtei'
aeFiibrt babe. 2ie goiiiife 3eitunu
'biloet atpr init itrer grfliruHg, oat
|oie oriehiIfe aabinctsfriie. in 8er'
|binoilna init Der niispdrtigen 9soIitil
BON fciner geoeutiing lei, eine Nus
|nabine.
GAS ..Edgcblatt" fommentirt oia
oaac IN eincm cine gpalte Ianger
gcitartifcl, obslei6 Die geutrid)t ncll
Der gsieberlase oes 3aimis'iGen Ei'
niiicriums erit ipat sIbenDs eiitrni
IS Iaat, oab Surh oas 8ptlim ber
s}amnlcr zinc erniic uclifiide arilc
btrauf6eiTirorsa irorbsn Tsi.
,@ic 1Dniianc fam dber riift N
albrsos osIsat usrSe,s' fabrt bad
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-06
Die Simfen bel 3iimabmrg
INNER mod bic Slnsreifer.
sic erleiben dber ebt
f6pere @erlufe.

o. 10 ere Is u le.
Sn Der TiiSpeitli4 Don Gpinst sez
legenen @essnb iinO bic gufIsn inns
mer nod bic Qnsrsifer, aber ale ibre
tpiitbsnbsn ansriffe ouf Bic 2inie Der
Oeuti9sn iparsH psrsebIi4 uHo lie
ba6sn babel is5r idpsrs @srIuits ere
litten.
Der bs5iisIide geridt lautet pie
folst:
.sroB i6rer auberOroentIi6 srobsn
@srlrite baben bic Ruiien ibre psrs
gsbIiden ansriffe 8tuiiden bemspeu.
ton uno Dem SlIen See 1lnb in Der
gabe Don 9ateni fortgeisst.
Die 5ruppen bss Generals bon
9iniinsen baben bic Ruitn norbtpeits
LID Don Gsarturpst Hu4 einem tens
porGren @orriideu bss SSeinbes in ibrs
Friibereu gsoiitionen 5uriidseporien.
RDrolia pen 8omarOp tpuroen 5pei
ruHii6e @eseuansriffe abssidlagsu.
SeItIi6 DON RuStu iinb bic 0sutI4en
ipeiter Dorseriidt.
Gin gnsriff beg Generals gpof
BON 9Otbmer auf bic 9Ruifet, bic nod
einen 5beil BON Sieniiotpsc pertbeibi'
gen, mar erfDlsrei6. Sc purben uber'
maIs 1000 AaiIsn sstanssR ssuSm'
.ulens
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-06
Die Wliniiters 6riiis tn
0riedDenlamb.
a0nis aouitantin eriidte ben gre.
mier SaimiS elm nenes aabimet
5u bil6en.
3ainiis lebute aber ab nuS eiu @iui.
iterratb iuirb jest absebalteu.
. Gr'Yremier @eniselos arbeifet nit
aller Wad)t
LIN, MriehenlanA aui Geifeu Acr
lin @riedenlanb aui Geiteu Scr
Aaiirteu in ben arieg 81 itir5eH.
mas bic aIliirten aIles
riedenIanp Derfpros
den haben.

atben, 5. ROp. Der &0nis aons
ilantin bat 9srrn 3aimis abermals
eriuht, Elm neuss stabinet su bilbeu.
sr Isbnte absr al unb es ipurbe baraui
bin DON BEN a0nis siu MiHiIisrratt
sinbsrufen. Gs ideint beinabe setUib
gu fein. buB er bag 3aimis :. .Sabinei
I'M gmt SshaItsn uHb bas parIamsHt
auTl0len MID.
Der aSnig bat seaeist, bub er bas
1erbalten bes &riegsminiftsrs Gsnez
raj yaHaiitias. Der bic Miniitersriiis
ourd feline ansriffs auf.bie @enissIos
partsi in Der aammer Derurid9te,
sutbeibe, inbsm Ct ibn gu ieiHem ers
ten aSiuianien ernanHt bat. mas bi.
glnbanser g.nis.Ios' isbr p.rfiimmt
bat, ba ss als Elm Weriu9 dnssieHsu
wirb, Dem preftigs iirss Giibrers 81
itaoeR.
SH feinsr Rsbs. bic Ssrr @snisslos
an DpnHeritas in Der aammer belt,
iasis er inter anberem aud, Oab Das
anerbietsn Gnslanbs. bic Snfel gp>
perm an @rieterIanb abtrsteu gu tpol=
Zen. pbne RidfHt auf ben. eDsntlsllsH
alusgdns bss ariesss s.Hadt wOroen
lei. tpdbrsnb bas Dsrfprs4su DON ans
b,ren aOuseiIioH.n bon bern erfolg
Der auiirisn abbdnsis sema4i wors
Den lei. CT iaste, bab GrieGenlanb
Elm 9beiI bes Dilapsts gruFa uno
bas bulsuriide 1brosisn OsrfprOden
iporbsn isi. ipie cud bas sanse anbsre
9sbisi, bas 8ulSarien als Golss bes
.Raiinnfrissss srlanst bai. aIes bits,
iasts sr, tonne griedsnlanS fir rur
ssrsngs Spisr srbaItsn. ba bic ens
ienismddis nur ben geifianb Der gries
diI4en 6lctte gu babeB wiiniHtsH.
Qluf bic GrilGrung gsaas nsbmenb.
bnB G,rbisu ni9t I'M Gionbe sstusisn
isi, 10000 Rann sss.n guIsarisH
gu ididen. ipis bies in bem grishifd.
fsrbiIden alaipnsDsriras DorssIsbsn
mar. faate 9sniseIOs. bab Ssrbien ben
gulsarsn tbatiGdlid 10000 Manp
tntsessnssiteli babe. Wsnn @risdsn'
lamb in ben ariea sinssariffsn battle,
bann foiiroe ftins 9trmss isbt DOR Cos
fla itebsn unbGsrbitn i0nRie ane fsi.
ne Rrdfis baraui psrtpenbeu. bisDeuts
i6tn unb GsIisrreidsr i'm 64d1 3u
baItsn, bic ipeniser fart an 3abl
isisn. ala anfdnaIiH bebaupiet purbs.
Der wliniiir bss Snuuu gounaris
nnisrbra9 Jpn NIT Der gemrtuns.
bab i,insr elnii6t mad bic gOIitit
gsnissIos' sas aonb ruinire uno cine
Gtellunsnabms gessn bic Genttals
mddts ionoal fit Gris&snIanb uls
fiIr Gsrbisu psrbausnibpOn ipsrSeu
murts Gr ido,s aud, sab psun De-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-06
Reuer S6a68ug, nm ben
Serben ben 81 Riid3ug
ab3uihneiDen.

Die bic lleberiee Ra9ri4tenagens
'tur beri4tet, ba6en bic Seiterrei4er
cine neue gepegung 6esonnen, bic ben
3ped bat, ben gfiid5us Der ferbii9sn
Mrmee na6 Weiten a65uI6netben. Sie
6aben rdmli9 on Der tpeitli4en 9rens
be bon Montenegro anesgriffen, IN
tpelaes 2anb bic Serben bofften ii4
suriidSieben 5u t0nnen.
9ieie 2tngriffe erfolgen 0ftli4 bon
srebinje, in Der 9er5egopina, unges
fG6r 40 Meilen nDrbli6 Don GuttarO.
Die Wontenesriner tperben baour4
ni6t mir ppm WeIten in Der gld6e
Der &iiits bsr bebro9t, ionbern audi
bonn Rorbsn fer, ND i6on ieit einiser
3eit Sample i'm Sange iinb.
Die Radri9tenasentur ipeift barr
uuf bin, bob Der aiit5ug Der Ssrben
na9 WlOntsnegro nod peiter bur6
bic 9ersinigung Der Sruppsn bss Ses
nerals BON aoeDsB nit ben 0iterreis
tiI8en Sruppen, bic BON 8psnien aus
in Serbisn sinseOrunsen iiuo, err
fhpert piro.
BON fraR5Ofii ia en- &riss 81
f9auplas.
Der duf bic Gage auf bem fpsftIiz
den aris9sIdauplas ge5ug babsnbe
5beil bss uffi5isllsu geri6ts beg srOs
ZEN 6auptquartisrs iast, baB bic
0euti4en nprb0itli6 bon Sc Mesnil
in Der Champagne sinen 9ra6en lpie.
bsrgenommen baben, Der ii6 lett oem
"a. Sttpbsr i'm geIib Der 5ransoien
befunO. Sin 9ssenangriff Der 5runs
3o'en auf DON ben OeutI4en eroberte
poiitiOnen n0rbIid bon Utahiges
purbe nit isbr I1persn gerIuiten
fir ben Geiuo 3uriidgeI6lugeH. 9rsi
fran50iiI6e Offi8iere uno 80 Maun
purosn sefangeu eenommen uno a6t
Moidiusnssi6iise unb SiuDlf tlsins
Uftnentperfer erbeutet.
Des 8eitersn beibt es in Osm Be
ri6t: Der JsIOmari9au 5ren6 err
tldrts DOr Elm paar Sasen in sinem
offi3ieleH gertht: r2lus ben 8erIuit=
liiten DON iisben bsutiaen 9atailIo=
Hen, bic on Der Sdla6t BEL 2oos be-
tbeiIist parsn, 1T gu erieben, oab oiss
is gutaiuOHs 80 pro5ent ibrerRuHR>
ihuften perloren bdben." Sieie Be-
bauptung 1T cine siHfaltige Grim.
oung.
Die Gtan5ofen BON ben
guIsareH gef9lagtH.
Gs Diro pffiaieu ssmeloet, 'oaB Die
gulsarsn on einem noroOitIi6 DON
9rilip ssIegensH punft bic 5ranau=
len, bic pon Saloniti tamen, oolIitdns
big seidIassn bubsH. Gin Sbeil Der
5ranSOien tpurbe in bic 5ludt GEE
ihlagen unb bic anbersn ipuroen sez
fangen gsnommen. Die sriten fransD@
iiI9en @efangenen iinb in &uitenbil
nyosgop1mpu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-06
Yeni5elos, ser weiter gum Sriese
6ebf, fat ausge(agt,
QSas Die Gnttmtes sM16te @rte6cnlano
aQes fiir ietne S3ilfe an9tboten baben.

IN
in Der
kmDOr
knm Bel Sa
GranOtu upnSer mbursG aben n
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Cir mill, na6 3ain,is uorlantig prfn,ifr bleiht
uno Dir Autl0tnn9 Orr Nan,u1fr miro
oann fulgtn.

Ii6 feiH tpiirbe, ben tpeiteren 8ore
marI6 Der @erbiinbeten pom 0orben
bsr gu Derbinbern, ionbern aud bic
gulsaren tpieoer aug MaSeoonien gu
Dertrei6en. Gs finO bies aber nur Be-
rsdnungen uHb SoffnuHseu, bic of
teRbar angeii9ts Der ipabren Gage
Der Singe tpenig Yere6tigung 6dben
unb an bic aud nur ipenise glau6en.
guf benz 6ftlihen uno bem peits
lifsn ariegsidauplab tit bic Gage
unoerdnoert. Die 9eutifen beidrGns
Ten ii9 bort bauptiG9li6 auf bic De-
fenfioe, DsHn uu6 bier unb ba @ors
itObe- ssmadt tueroen; in teinsm Sale
5anbslt es ii9 babel a6sr I'm admpfs,
Die ben Rdmen elmer S9la9t i'm mo.
bernen Gimme peroisnen.
Die 5iirten entipideIn auf Der @dis
IipoIi 9aI6iHfel sr0Bers 2IttiOitdt uno
fanssn jsst ihrsrIeits on, bic Stels
lunseH Der 8rit.H anausreifen. Dis
Elm am abenO ptr0fisHtli4ter offisisls
Ter geridt fast. putben absr ale ibrs
GHgriffe abgsI9lagen.
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QSetterb

Sir O9iO; &entudp unb bas
pefli4e pennI1lOanien: 56eilpeiie
tribes Wetter am Samitag unb
Sonntdg.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-13
GrinneiI and Vicinity.

Special to TlmeS-Republican.
Grinnell. Nov. 10. - The home of
Thomas Dale was broken into in the
evening while he and Mrs. Dale were
away on visit and $40 In cash was
taken. There was no clue left. The
money was in the back end Of the
drawer of a desk. and the drawer was
locked. The three lower drawers were
not locked and they had all been
opened and the contents scattered. A
reward of $50 has been offered for the
thief and the cash.
The Grinnell Rifle Club has now g
habitation and name and is making
preparations to become an integral
part Of the National Rifle Association.
There are at present twenty eight
members Of the club and the following
list of officers: President. DR.. e. S.
Evans; vice president, DR.. o. F. Par
ish: secretary, DR.. p. L. Talbot;
treasurer, DR.. L. G. Lemley; executive
officer, Capt. NJ. H. Guile. When this
club becomes affiliated with the ma
tional association the government will
furnish guns and ammunition and reg
ular target practice will begin, the rifle
range of the regular militia company
here being offered for that purpose. II
is expected that the number of MEM
bers will be increased and that a good
Moines.
The g. w. Merrill prize debate for
college students is to be held at the
Colonial Theater on Wednesday even
ing Of next week. The subject is: Re
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-13
GREEN CORN IN sILos.
cerro Gordo County Farmers Expert
menting With Feed For Cattle.

Special to Times Republican
Mason City. Nov. 13.-Supervisor G.
E. Somers has taken great deal OF
interest in the silos of this county, be-
lieving that a silo is one of the most
profitable buildings that can be erected
on farm. This year some of the pro-
fessors at Ames are interested in the
corn that was cut UP and placed in
the silos of Fred Brown and A. NJ.
Avery. The corn was cut very green
hardly a semblance of an ear on it.
and as wet and as soggy as it could
be. All kinds of opinions were ex-
pressed when this was put into the
silo.
Mr.. Brown has now been feeding the
ensilage for the past week. and he says
that the cows lick up every particle OF
it and are hungry for more 1t is too
early to tell of it's fattening qualities
and Mr. Somers is a little afraid that
it's feeding will thin the blood Of the
stock feeding upon it. If corn can be
put up as green as this corn was and
make good ensilage, silos will be in
greater demand than ever.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-13
DRIVING THIRTY suRRos
FROM ARIZONA TO
TOWN IN ILLINOIS

Clinton, Nov. 13.-W. G. voltz, wife
and little daughter. arrived late with
the thirty burros that Voltz expects to
give to the children at Mooseheart.
Ill. and that he has driven over 5000
miles from his home in Phoenix, Ariz-
following dare by an editor on one
Of the papers in that city. Mr.. Voltz
is now on the last 100 miles OF the
trip, for which he is truly thankful
and expects to complete the journey
in another ten days or two weeks.
After arriving here he quartered his
stock. which includes five saddle
horses as we'll as the thirty burros, at
the corner of Third avenue and Sew
enth street where they remained dur
ing the night. He left Clinton driving
thru the business section, via the Ly-
ons high bridge and expects to remain
over night at Morrison. He will then
spend the next day at Sterling and the
next at Dixon. Everything Oh the trip
is running smoothly except for the
fact that he lost a pet coyote at De-
Witt that raided several of the chick
en- houses in that vicinity.
Mr.. yoltz who is assistant secre-
'tary of the state of Arizona, expects
to visit his two sons who are attend
ing school at Michigan City before re-
turning home. He will make the re-
turn trip over the same route which
he travelled previously as far as Hous-
ton, Tex. in an automobile.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-13
ROAD FACES BIG FINE.
Illinois Central on Trial in Federal
Court at Fort Dodge.

Fort Dodge, Nov. 13. - Arguments
followed the arraignment yesterday
afternoon Of the Illinois Central rail-
road in federal court on fifteen counts
for alleged violation Of the hours Of
service law. If the railroad is finally
found guilty Of violation. 1t means a
total fine of $500. A stipulation agree
ing on nearly all of the facts in the
case has been signed.
Special Attorney List Is appearing
for the interstate commerce commits.
sion and the firm Of Helsell & He@eli
appears for the railroad.
The government contends the rail-
road is violating the nine hours OF
service law for telegraph operators at
Manson. Rockwell City and Fonda,
where the government claims there is
but one station. The railroad claims
there are two stations because switch
towers are there. 1t claims, therefore,
that it can work the operators in
eleven hour shifts.
The Importance of the case is indi-
Gated by the presence of Mr.. List here.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-13
TRAIN DEPLETED HERD.
Illinois Central Passenger Kills Eleven
Fat Steers Near Aekiey.

Special to Times-Republican
Ackley, Nov. 1S.-The west-bound
early morning passenger train on the
Illinois Central plunged into a herd
of fat steers just east of this city.
Thursday morning, killing three out
right, injuring four more SO that they
had to be killed short time after, and
Gripping four others so that they may
have to be slain. The cattle belonged
to Aledius Victor and had escaped
from his pasture and wandered
on to the right -of-way when the severe
wind storm of Wednesday night blew
down a portion of the snow fence
which fenced the pasture from the
track. The train remained on the
track and except for CORY COW catch
err was unchanged
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-13
EXPECTS TO BUST -TRusT."
Harlan Man lnvents Machine Enablin.
Him to Compete With Combination.

Harlan Man lnvents Machine Enabling
Him to Compete With Combination.
Special to Times Republican.
Harlan, Nov. 13.-Webb Mcconnell,
Of this city, who claims that trust
controls the blue grass seed trade OF
the country. and that they are enabled
to do so by the fact that they have
the only threshing machines capable
of procuring seed, has invented what
he claims is a machine that will bust
the trust. Mr.. Mcconnell declares
there are nine firms which are in the
trust. He recently. with his machine,
threshed 5000 bushels of blue grass
seed from grass grown in this and
nearby counties. He says the trust
wanted to do the work and offered to
do the threshing at q cents per bush
Ell. He underbid the trust and still
made money, he says.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-13
CHICAGO Produce,

chicago, Nov. 13.
Butter-Unchanged creamery ex-
tras 3Ola: extra firsts. 2962s1s; firsts,
IS; packing stock, 1872 @20%.
Eggs = Unchanged; receipts 1881
cases, at mark, cases included 2Oa2S;
ordinary fils.s. 27@2S; firsts, 900 3O1a /;
prime firsts, $40 50.
Cheese = Unchanged; daisies. 49,;
twins. new, 1914: Young Americas,
1919; long horns, 15A; brick, 15A.
Poultry-Alive. unchanged: turkeys,
1s; chickens, 1912 @12h: springs, -:
roosters. 10; geese, 13d 131a; ducks.
12@13k
PorS-January, 1856; May, 1855;
cash. 14.4o
Lard-January, s.15: May s221s
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-13

solved. That tho Philippines should Be
Granted Their Independence" COBB,
Gould and Palmer. OF the Forum So
ciety will uphold the affirmative. while
the negative will be held by Simmons.
Noel and Van Dorm, Of the Ionian So.
cety. Mayor A. c. Norris will preside.
This Is an annual debate for the main
tenance of which Mr.. Merrill gave the
rtual income from an invested
$1,000.
Roy Williams was hurried from his
home near Lynnville to this city Tor
the removal of some foreign substance
that had lodged in his eyeball.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-13
.JUeT Tng rhlpso.-

\ tailcg's woEk = eedsntaly. That
u why most taiIsgU euffee from consti.
patton. q. w. Robsrson. wichita Ealla,
Tex, says: II find Foley Cathartic
Tablets the most dslightful. cleansing
cathartic have ever taken. They are
Just the thing" They kesp the stom.
ach sweet and the liver active, drive
away headache. dullness, tired feeling.
biliousneas. bloAt and other results Of
clog1ed bowels. Prompt and effective.
without grippe or pain. Stout people
praise them for the light free feeling
they Give. Mcbride = Wlll DRUG Co.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-13

lambs here this week that have lacked
finish and have been run several weeks
earlier than they would have been had
good corn been available over much OF
the feeding belt, altho less stuff on the
feeder order showed UP than last week.
The weeks receipts to date at SIX
western markets total about 22S,oOO,
against 22S,000 like period last week
and 163,o0O'a year ago when Chicago
was closed by quarantine. Chicago
has received about 1900, against So
912 like period last week.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-13
BRITT MERCHANT DEAD,

City After Short illness.
Special to Times Republican.
Mason City, Nov. 13.-John T. Smith,
merchant at Britt, died at hospital in
this city yesterday. He came here
about two weeks ago for treatment,
realizing that ne was in a serious con-
dition. He was in the merchandise
business at Britt with his son, F. P.
Smith. He was born in New York,
June ?. 1S47. The body was prepared
for burial and shipped to his lata
home Friday afternoon. Funeral SER
vices were held today.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-13
Grain Trade News Items.

lBy Lamson Bros. G. Co. BOB Masonic
Temple. Phone 1897
Primary receipts-Wheat, 100000;
corn, $4,000; oats. 1,591.000.
Shipments-Wheat 100000; corn
$4,000; oats, 1,015,000.
Clearances-Wheat and flour, 920,0ot
Gncluding $4,000 in bond).
Northwest cars - Minneap polls, 544:
Duluth. s4s; Winnipeg, 1909.
Chicago cars-Wheat, 1S4: corn, 12S;
oats 13S
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-13
RooTLEeGER IS SENTENCED.

George Fueraeher, Of Mason City, Sent
to Federal Prison.
Special to Times Republican.
Mason City, Nov. 10. George
Fueracher, who entered plea Of not
guilty of bootlegging at the federal
court Of Fort Dodge. appeared without
lawyer, was convicted and sentenced
to eighteen months in the penitentiary
at Fort Leavenworth. He was ar
arrested here and this was his second
offense.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-13
Daily Grain Letter.

tFurnlShed by LamSOn BROS, 2uS Ma
sonic Temple. Phone 1881
Chicago. Nov. 13.-Wheat-Wheat
rallied easily with less selling pressure
and with a continued good demand for
cash wheat. Premiums at Minneapolis
were a cent higher as compared with
December. Kansas City also reported
g brisk demand. While the movement
has fallen off in the northwest, receipts
for the week have been liberal. Strength
in corn and reports Of increasing scar
city of spot wheat in Liverpool were
also factors in today's advance.
Corn-Corn was active and ruled
higher thruou the day. Closing prices
were at about high level. altho con-
siderable amount of profit taking en-
long corn occurred. The trade is in a
buiiish temper and crop news favoring
that side Is being received in large vol
ume and given full credit.
Oats-Oats were higher with other
grains, althoj cash demand was reported
slower. Primary receipts for the week
totaled 1D,47 900, against 5,926,Oo0 last
year. Some accumulation is taking
place weekly.
Observation-Disclosures ruled higher
with local traders free buyers, espe-
cially of lard and most Of this buying
was credited to a large short interest
No doubt the light weight of present
hog receipts is having something 10 30
with the upward tendency of the mar
ket
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-13
The Macdonald Clans.

The Macdonald Clan is by right OF
antiquity. power, and numbers usually
accorded premier place among the
great families of Scotland. In addi-
ton to the Clan OF Macdonald itself
there are Macdonald OF Clanranaid.
Macdonnel OF Glengarry, Macdonald
of the Isles ana Sleat and Macdonald
of Staffa
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-13
MISS PERSONS TO WE'D.
Sac City Teacher to Become Bride Of
Lake View Business Man,

Special to Times Republican
Sac City, Nov. 13.-Invitations have
been issued to the marriage. on Nov.
"a of Miss Glare Persons, for the past
two years teacher in the Sac City
public schools, to Mr.. c. VI. Mohler,
who is at the head of the Lake View
Ice and Supply Company at Lake
View The ceremony is to take place
in Sac City at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. NJ. Persons. parents of the
BRIDE to-be.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-13
BALLARD TO ROCKFORD.
Story City Teacher Selected as supe
intendent of Schools.

Special to Times Republican.
Mason City, Nov. 13.-W w Bal
lard. of Story City. has been selected
by the school board of Rockford as
superintendent of schools. He has &C
cepted and will succeed Mr. Stanton,
who resigned to accept position with
the D. c. Heath Company. Mr.. Ballard
takes charge of the schools Monday
next. Mr.. Stanton left today for
Omaha to take up his new work
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-13
Range of Chicago Grain Prices.

chicago. y oV. IL.
wheat-December opened at 1.04A;
highest. 1861; lowest. 1.04A; closed,
1861 May opened at 1888; closed,
1868.
Corn December opened at SOS;
highest, SIS; lowest, SOS; closed,
6114; May opened at 637s; closed, 64as.
Oats - December opened at 1855;
highest 1913; lowest, $50: closed,
SSA ; May opened at 397s: closed, 40.