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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-05-04
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&on 9eutl l6=Oei iterrei6ern eritritten.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-05-04
Marprano Solder Gfu6

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T. bis IS. Mai cinidllrklidl.
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(Apr3O-WiuilSD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-05-04


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The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-06
lew ASSOCIATE OF THE
0LDFIELD G. BRADY co.
ARRIVES III THE CITY

James Y Howe, graduate Of
West VirSiaia University and post
graduate work in Mining I'll Cornell
University. is moss actively asze-
tiated With Tie OldAeld a Brady
Company MIR. Howe was for fcur
years with prod eng branch o.
the Standard Oil Company in Penn
sybania, Ohio and Kentucky; min
ing eneiner with the con solideted
Coal Company in Eastern Eeasaefe
and also more recently with the
Penn. Mex Fuel Company, IN The
Mexican oil fields He Will spec
ialize in the developmnt Of coal oil
and Gas properties Extensive work
in this line is probable in Tonnes
see and western Kentucky.
The 0ldHeld & BRADY Company
viii now undertake .bc Development
ot coal mining properties. and the
exploitation and deecl9rm IF o#
ana gas properties this latia-
work is branch of seo,agv ia
which Mr.. Howe is cse jalIy PRO
daiant and ne viii have complete
charge Of the u1rk ia This new do
Formerly llr Howe was on fl
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-06
TEMPORARY SCHEDULE FOR
TRASH AND GARBAGE WAGONS

Beginning Monday, December 2lst
1914, garbage and trash viii be col
Iected on the following schedule
Wednesday and Saturday: Second
street to Twelfth street inclusive
Tuesday and Friday: Douglas
street to Twenty-follrth street, IN
elusive.
Monday and Thursday: North OF
Twenty-fonrth street,
CHARLES FEUCHTER,
Commissioner of Public Property.
Cut this out for reference. 1920
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-06
NOTICE To RESIDENTS ON
STREETS BEING IMPROVED

All persons residing on closed
streets, lstreets being improved are
requested to have their trash and
ashes placed in front Of tacir resi-
dences Wednesday and Thursday ae
they can be removed.
CHARLES FEUCHTER,
Commissioner OF Public Property
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-06

Fire Tuesday evening destroyed
nc residence Of II T. MrCrosky.
1he hoesa was owned by Dr, 4. y.
HITLER The loss amounts O. 81,
zoe.
Mrs 4. riorcg died here Tuesday
-yening. aee 81 wears. She leaves
relatives and friends TO mourn her
loss, Funeral services were hell at
the A. p. church Thursday after
noon. She was buried here.
hilaa Winifred N-atnr 81 MINT
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-13
MApERo, HEAD OF
FAMOUS FAMILY. VISITING
IN IOWA.
INSPECTING BUILDINGS
WHILE GUEST OF SON
Refuses to Discuss Mexican Public A.
fairs-Prefers to Talk About His
Ranch and His crops-At Present
Living in Exile in New York Until
Mexican Trouble Is Settled.

Ames, Feb. 13.-Francisco Madero'
father of the murdered President
Madero of Mexico. is IN Ames today in
speeding the buildings and farms at
Iowa State college, He came TO Anes
from New York city with his son Car
los Madero a former student here,
who comes back 10 re- enter school
this semester. They arrived yesterday
and the senior Madero Will remain
day or SO, until he has seen as much
OF the college as ne desires.
Madero does ncc wish 10 talk about
the Mexican situation for publication
hut prefers TO talk about his agricul-
tural interests he IS the owner OF
large ranches In Mexico and was de-
lighted this morning when ". A Man
ming took ham 10 the college. where
members Of the staff of the agricul-
tural department made II q point TO
see tina. he was shown the Interesting
sights on the college farms. He says
mat prospects for crops on his ranches
look very bright and that his cotton
croi, was the best he has ever had.
Madero is stopping az the club
house az s2a Douglass. where his son
makes his home while in Ames. He
is living in New York City, from
where ne is best able TO direct his
business affairs while the trouble is
on IN Mexico.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-13
WOMAN KILLED BY CAR.
M icen Lady of Cedar Rapids Struck
Down IN Street.

Cedar Rapids Feb. ls.-An unidenti-
fed woman. believed so I've Miss Emma
Hartley, SO years az age, was struck
~ Marion car No 6. cas- BOUND along
First a. enGe between Fifteenth stree;
and PARK Court al s;45 t''qday even
ing. and sustained a fracture at the
base II her skull which caused her
death q hat hour later IN 81. Luke's
hospital without her having regained
consciousness
There were no eye witnesses TO the
strlS.ag cf the woman. even the moior-
nan in charge of The car O. j.
Frutchey falling 10 notice her until
he FELT the impact. Dr, r. G .sult- Of
1853 Park avenre, who was following
The car in his automobile had noticed
her si.iking disgonely across the
street between the crossings. bu- the
car uhscured mis- view Of the accident
The physician made n hasty eNasn!-
nation ana seeing that the woman was
badly injured. rushed her 10 the hos
pi;el II MS machine, where he was
net by d.. J n Ristine the conpanys
physician \ more thorough eXamtEa-
,en WAS made and i IVES round that
she mad sustained taia. injuries about
he bead. Death occurred a 1918, the
fracture Il TIE skull having beer d.
rs-ci.E responsible.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-13
Belle PLANE 5revi.ies.

SpecIal 10 INES KEEP lDllcAI
Belle Paine. Feb. 13.-The Lincoln
memorial viii be observed at the NJ.
Z. church On Sunday. nc morning
service wilt be devn..d 70 the cpnsiG
Grafton Of his unfinished work. and in
the evening the subject VIII be. Mr.
Lincoln. the Christian"
DR.. G. ". Yayorsky has been APP
pointed by the Ch!cago & Northwest
ern railway as company surgeon to
succeed the late DR.. J. B. Cox. who
held this position for so many years.
DR.. Yayorskys territory Will be from
Chelsea 20 Blairstown Oh thc main line
and from Deep River 20 Parkersburg on
the J. & II division.
Thirty-one interested property own
srs. OF which eish, were women. held 3
meeting az the city hall 10 protest
against paving on certain streets. After
hearing the objections OF a number
present il was decided 10 employ ar
attorney TO examine into the proceed
ings OF the council and see II some
flaw could be found or some other
means devised Whereby the council
could se prevented from paving some
u the streets for which bids had been
ASKED (. 6. Dresser. G. &. Weathers
and J. woodruff were appointed as a
committee 70 raise the necessary funds
among the professors TO employ an at
torney.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-13
Notice Of Referees Sale.

BY virtue % al order Of sac directed
Ia. ne Undersigned referee, t-o... ;:7s
CLERK % the 6istric. corr. o. Marshall
county. Iowa On Z decree obtained =
sad coG-, On lbs -5-5 day o. iu.T,
4. D. 1914 ard -roGised - Jan. 3
1915 ~ favor d: Exc = S-rsz-- =
plaintiff, and against Dora Aalsto-l,
JI1anl-a Ralsto1., MINOR. Lawrence L
E.aIstol as Ge<e-6aZ-s. to- re partition
OF TIE real estate NAMED and cssc---ed
N said ylalr-t14Ts p4-i-so-- ~sl-. q tne
2-ta day Of February. 1913, offer fc- So ?
70 IRE oighes. t.ocs- the following re4-
es-ate, to-Tlt-
Tas ncrta wes. ctla--e- = -ne sa-:a-
east oua-ts- except -~e ac-as - -1e
east si6e ard Two and pns-talt AIRES
OF the norm s3Ee. also 80 -q~-. w-ss'
quarter u trA northeast quarter sL-
cep- toEr ares II graveyard /, ~
soutnsas- corner ara except comm
ing at tas I.o-t1eas: corner @: sad
graveyard. north = rsEE and = Inks,
west 80 zoos. souca - -oGs and -
links and eas- % beginning, also --s
soataS est quarter 81 80 Igrt2ae e.
oua-ter, exc4Dt .0ur acres = t-le r-RA,
Of way Of tLe Central Rallrosd u Iowa
and except -vo aa3 s5-la5 acres ~ re
lCgL1 o TIE h-t4-
tract all IL sectlcn seven -. IOWA.
ship eighty-fo-g-. ro--a range eighteen
west ct the fifth ? II n Ma-zns-l
county. Iowa. and oatlo, -gInber e.rt
teen In the town u -Aloioa. Aarsi-4-i
county, Iowa
That the sad sale shall - ss.s-c'
10 tire approval q -ae cur. Tasf
the terms % said sale snail Be u Pc
cent cash OF day u sale and he -
ence OF the purchase price Aa--h !
1915.
That the said sale shall be q. pGoll.
auction and SHAH take place II from,
OF the court house door II MARSHAL
town, at the hour Of II o1lock q. n
of said day.
Dated at Marshall.owr, Iowa- Jan
/, 2s, 1915.
II C. LoUNsgERRy.
Sole Referee
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-13
Southern Ioua Items

dow n an Office IN the second story
thirty feet above The street lie
e4stcae1 .. the e&sing sId f.ll turn
5-s u The ar, ara s,rlcs or his
81 liceT on the cement wslA narrowly
missing striking 4 woman asp was
standing there waiting f3r gar \
crnRa e hundred quickly gathered.
7 ne man -4lhert johnson. - II Mercy
hospital suffering from con ol4ss-0I q
the brain ntih has right elbow dis
located ard severe brgiSfss about MS
body. Ee x serio lsly, If not fatally,
injured.
Ot.um~s.
The Napelio C9snty Farmers In
st3tlte and Livestock show Association
has decided u5,on Ike ,s;5le Tor this
years exhibit ana VIII double the
number and quality II the prizes The
dual exhibit VIII ae held the second
week IN Cctober in Ottumwa The
Iowa sheep breeders and Wool Grow
ers' association At he annual conven-
tion neld here Christmas week decided
to leave the date II their 1915 meet
ing open until ne local farmers fixed
the date Of the Institute and stock
show. and II IS erected 10 hold the
time. The wool men always meet in
this city. The plan was adopted as
means Of building the wool growers'
organization and Increasing the ex-
nipi,s AZ the stcck show and institute
Washington.
George Mcdonnell and Donald An
derson n the /. r cole motorcycle
agency. have Dpit motor sled that
has caused some Comment n this
vicinity. The licht frame work is
on sled runners. bob fashion and a
motorcycle has been installed inside
t;lIs frame. The front wheel of the
machine has been removed and the
sled gets It's uloner turn from the rear
wheel which touches the ground be-
, tween the runners. A small platform
is built al the rear behind the motor.
and and the steering ls done from this
point. a seven horse power Indian
I motorcycle is the propeiling power and
Mr. Mcdonnell says hat 70 or 50 miles
an hour can be made on the ice with
the sled. and 90 miles On snow. A
similar craft Vas constructed IN the
| Cole motorcycle garage at Iowa City
/ and has been in operation ever since
1 the arst STOW fell IN December. II ia
also used on the Iowa river.
/ Avoca.
I One day last week, In spite of the
! blizzard raging. the northbound branch
! train Of the Rock Island started on til
!: trip 10 Harlan. About four miles from
Ayoca It encountered snow drifts am
although the crew shoyeIed and die
Everything possible. the train stuck
Inside the coaches the eighteen pas
sengers. realizing that they were snow
bound, dropped their cloaks Of travel
ing reserve and became a jolly crowd
One djgn.fed man wag appointed guar
dian Of the stove, another was declared
the handy man Of the coach" while :
third tramped 10 the nearest farm
house for food. In due course OF tim
this santa Claus returned with 2 bill
basket Of meat sandwiches. hot coffe
and an invitation for all to come owe
and spend the night II no engine cam
Ito the rescue. The hearty hospftaIit
4 of Mrs.. Jacobson and the good foo
put all 3n happy mood. A wolf
wss brought forth. stories toiA an
songs sung. 80 that the six hourg wal
!. dragged Tor no onelA
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-13
Sues Employer For pamsaes.

Special - Times Republican.
T-aer Feb 15.-Tora Evans, a car
perte- living in T-ae-, has begun &
Gacnase sa.t against Thomas Metcalf,
Ire contractor, n which n demands
$4,000 damages for personal injury
sustained while il Mr. Metcalfs en-
ploy. Last Ssp;eIr Der while working
on Z barn Mr.. Evans fell from a JOS;
q .ha hay NOW. { distance 81 some
-we-tt fee-. Ee VAS badly hurt and
szs 9-.t - NIX since. lie claims -
he permanently injured snd under the
mex wqrs-ean.s ccnIse9 sation law Mr..
Evans asks damages. Mr.. Aetcat did
10; carry sry insurance in the inter
- q MS employees. This S he 6rsI
csa e the ktod - come up IN TaIna
county since the law Was enacted cwo
years ago. aac TIE outcome w.D 5e
watched WIN interest
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-13

street She knew about where it had
fallen and looked for 1t for long time
without finding it. Later in the day
Miss Marjorie Eaugea. friend OF
hers who knew of her loss. WAS walk
ing up the street and happened TO
glance a a heap of snow which was
being shoVeled into the manhole and
dissolved by a stream OF water from
The fire hose. The gold watch which
Miss Crinnigan had dropped earlier in
the day was being tossed with a shovel
OF snow into the sewer. Two men
who were sheveling snow also saw Il
jusl TOO late 10 catch II. Miss Crinnigan
now knows where her watch is.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-13
1raer New. Items.

Special 10 Times Republican.
Traer. Feb. ia brother Of DR..
Byrnes has decided TO locate in Clutter.
He comes from Davenport and has
grown family.
Charlie Howard, who was stricken
with paralysis on Monday evening.
passed away on Friday morning with
out having rsgained consciousness dur
Ing the entire week. Mr. Howard had
lived in Traer and vicinity for twenty
years. He was a native of England,
but aside from that almost nothing is
known Of his history. He Is not known
TO have any relatives, Funeral ar
engagements have not been made.
Word has come from Winnipeg Of
the death OF David Grant. Mr.. Grant
lived here ten years or more. farming
south Of Traer.
Henry Stalker. Of northwest OF
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-13
ASKS STATE FOR 5000.
Bill Introduced to Provide Relief For
Ames Workman.

Bill introduced TO HroNioe neileI TOT
Ames Workman.
Ames. Feb. 10. \ Oil to pay
Thomas Fultz. OF this city. $4,000 for
injuries sustained while employed as
carpenter at Iowa State College in 1907,
was introduced in the house of repre-
sentatives by Hon. ]. c. lessen of this
county. The bill was referred to the
committee on claims for report.
Mr.. F>ultz was injured on Oct. I. 1907.
when a wheelbarrow load of bricks
MAS upset and he was struck on the
head by the falling bricks. infiicting
injuries from which partial paralysis
resulted. He was working on agricul-
tural hall and at the time he was hurt,
the state of Iowa was IN charge'of the
building operations following the fail
ure of Contractor Schieuter and await
ing the taking over Of the contract by
his bondsmen.
Attorneys representing Fultz, brought
suit against the Empire State Surety
Company. Schleuter's hoadsnen. for
$50 eco hut was defeated when II was
shown that contract With that COM
pany had been pre-de;ed cy the state.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-13
oELWEIN COUNCILMAN ACCUSED
Indicted For Conspiracy IN Voting on
Saloon Permit.

West Union. Feb l3-The indictment
Of n. J. Conway. one Of the members
OF the city council OF Oelwein, Tor a
conspiracy TO commit 3 public offense,
and also for maintaining q nuisance.
promises 80 lead to highly interesting
trial in district court Mr.. Conway
II a council meeting AT oeiwein in
December. voted with the majority
70 issue saloon license 70 his son.
Elmer Conway. Later the saloon Was
opened with Elmer Conway as the
proprietor and Roy Warner o, Peoria.
H. and J. ca Harris o. Cedar. Rapids,
as oarterlders.
Ire Faye-te county grand jury in
5icta6 Warner under the provision Of
ne -nulct lar, which prohibits any
ore not citizen o, Iowa engaging
IL he sale OF liquor in this state
Young conway, Warner and Harris
we're all before the grand jury recent
Il and The indictmeuss against The ell
der Conway resulte1-
The Warner and Conway cases are
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-13
FISH PRESERVE WITHIN CITY.
Artificial Lake at Museatine to Be
Stocked With Game Fish.

Special 10 Times Republican.
Musca tine. Feb. i3.-The half mil
lion dollar drainage Improvement on
the Muscatsne slough will permit of
the establishment OF the finest fish
preserve in Iowa within the limits OF
Muscatine. Deputy Game Warden
Homer Burke has secured funds which
viii permit Of the construction OF a
dam az & point about mile from the
head OF the slough and this lake Will he
stocked with the game fish TO be re-
moved from the lower part Of the
slough before Il is drained FOR reclama-
tion purposes.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-13

and G. ]. Nesson attended the grain
DEALERS convention 1t NaVons City the:
first Of this week. The former vas
sent as delegate from tho Farmerse
Elevator Company. here.
o. E. Perry. and Exnmil and Alfred
Strand each bought a Guernsey COW
at the joint sale southwest Of Mar
shalltown Tuesday.
Arnold Bastian and several other
boys were coasting when they ran
into a wire fence and the former had
a severe cash cut in his face which
required six stitches to close.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-13
WOULD APPLY LAW TO MEN.
Of Old Statute to Be De-
ternnined in Plymouth County Case.

Special 10 Times Republican.
Des Moines, Feb. 7S.---An interesting
case is ready for presentation 10 the
supreme court Involving application of
an old Law. II is case from Plymouth
county involving the question as TO
whether or not the law forbiddinG re-
sorting 10 house for purpose of
prostitution can be applied to man
as well as to a woman. In the past
il has been used only to punish women.
Now il IS desired 10 have the court
say whether the expression any per-
son" as used in the law is inclusive Of
men. Assistant Attorney General
Rankin has prepared the argument in
the case for the state
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-13
Needn't Pay "sueke. Shop" Loss.

Shenandoah, Feb. i3. The local
board Of trade was put in the class OF
a bucket shop" when. after an hour
and a half deiiberation, the jury in the
suit brought by Charles Replogle, agent
for the Updike Commission Company.
against HI Norton for $1,000 yet due on
deal made thru the board. brought in
a verdict favoring Norton. The deal
made by Mr.. Norton. a Page county
farmer. is not binding. the court de-
cided.
This is the first Of number of suits
that sprung from trades made thru the
local board. which has been discounted.
Evidence showed that Mr.. Norton had
placed a sum on wheat for May de-
livery and was caught for loss of
about $4,000 by the raising market. He
refused 10 pay the sum TO Mr.. Replogle,
hence the suit.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-13
LIBRARY CONTRACT LET.
Mason City Builder 10 Eree, $500
Building at Garner.

Special TO Times Republican
Garner. Feb. lS-ThLs city has not
seriously weighed The question o.
= neither the money vas tainted or not,
su. today tha authorities are delighted
in re announcement that a Carnegie
lib-a-y IS an assured fact Tse con-
trac, was leg today 10 =. :. S.rarion.
81 Mason City. The building IS 70 COS,
$500 Plans ans Specifications have
been approved by Carnegie's architect
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-13
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Owen L. Smith.
You are hereby notified. that % or
before the 22rd day Of January, A. D..
1915, there Will be fled in the office II
the clerk Of the district court of the
state Of Iowa. within and for the coun :
ty OF Marshall, the petition Of Ethel L.
Smith claiming of you an absolute di-
vorce from the bonds OF marriage on
the grounds OF habitual drunkenness
and cruel and inhuman treatment, and
for the custody Of their minor child.
Zee petition on file.
Now. unless you appear and make
defense thereto, at or before noon Of
the second day OF the next March
term OF said court, to be begun and
held at Marshailtown. Iowa, on the 9Th
day Of March, A. D.. 1915. your defaul,
will be entered and decree rendered
thereon as prayed for in said petition.
Dated this 22nd day OF January. A.
y. 1915.