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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-19

,aebrere &aIerntn seiuuriem. Die
Smftidiffe entfamen, trotoem id)a,i
Ianf iie gefenert uatroe.
9eutidle 2mftidiffe ba6en ani
sunepllle gom6en geiuprfen. Wegre-
re bon linen lunr0en pertrieten, aber
Itrei pun linen selamg es, lire glb-
| iidlt ams5nfiibren. 9rei Eerluneg
luurben peripnnoet.
sssn 2onbon lit elm geipiller Sin
lnegen nnerlaubten Ss,;srts sss,,,srts ruIl !
ariegsmateriol IN slnffaaeauItano
lterlett tporoen. Gr lieferta alnerifu-
lllii6e @aaren an GnBlanh, es iror
tlhnl aber ieiner5eit Die 2i5ens, eil,en
lolhen &an0el 81 betreibeu, pertpei-
CERT iporoelt 3u aagemelner lleber-
|rnldnng bat iib 6erallsgeitelt, oab
Der 9er5og BON Wandeiter IN Sc
ld)dftsperbinoung nit Slp Itano
Wits 8aibinston iuiro 9emeloet:
Sic Gntentemdd)te perimdJen China
ln ibren gnno 81 5ie1en, nm gu pcr-
gnten, oak Ipater elm Grnd) Siuiider
Snpan nnS Gbima crfolse. Man
eriuartet pun Gbiua nidt, Saf es an
Sem jesigcn ariese teilnrhme.
glus aopenbagen fom1nt 6ie, oor.
ldnfig nod nnbeit6tigte 9sahrifi,
man babe 0as alipfer0od1 res 9oms
N grenen abgenommen uno eingc-
idmolaen.
es beikt iett, nniere ylesiernna
Derbe bagesen proteitieren, baf bei
Der 3eritDrnns bes italieniid)en
Sd)iffes yNnepnn" glmerifaner ee.
siunngen tunrben, iid) In Youten sil
retten. llniere Mesiernms balt Sas
'nidJt fur cine ssniisenbe Sidernma.
Wan fpnnte iid) ia oenfnr, bais mnIere
Megternng irseno einen Grnno fin
Den iueroe, nm einem Hroteit in oicIer
Nnselegembeit 5n erlaiIen, iuenn audi
ionit allies forreft ano bem Griess-
red)t gemaf boraegansen Iei.
Wabreno Der perfloilenen ISOLDE
beilihte Der aoiler Nilbelm sic |
Srlippen in oeit Marlden bon 9ri. |
pet, 9filiiiif Eolen. @r poiiicrte
Srelt-SitopSf uno belu1te Die Gitn.
eelle, mas an feinen 8eilld) beim So- |
ren i'm Sabre 1886 erinnerte. go
Ole Stoot @reit.2itoipsf emit ltnno |
lillo mo- nod, Dor mebreren @oden |
cO,0O0 8etpobner anlGiiig iroren, Ite-
nell bente ilur nod giltiilen. gipl
Staot lit bon ben guiien poaia ser.
Hort lno Die @eipobner iino ali8ae.
nleien moroen. Sm gonsen Ie.
lnlngs 0iitrift befinbet iid fein Gin.
6iaer Ruiie mehr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-19
9ebbaften @iberbaa bot i'm Ser
gen oes tiirfiihen Nolfes Die Sbron=

aebbaften 0ioerbaa bot i'm Ser
gen oes tiirfiiben 9olfes Die 9bron=
|reoe ertpedt, NIT tpelher Sultqn
@tebnteo " Die ileue Sissind bes
garlanlents eroffnete. Ser Scrr.
lher laste II. a., gMe Gre;aniile, oic
l'd1 leIf 1em /. DECEMBER b. S. abse-
lptelt baben, erfiiaten meine Wiin-
ldae uno rebtfertigel1 oie 3uflnft oes
Ssmanii6en Neides ltllb oas Slid
DER gafiSSan iilanlitiiden WeIf lit qes
iihert. Die beftigen slngriffe, onrd)
melde lid llniare sSseinhe Der ppn ben
Gulien ieit orittbalb Sa6rbunoerten
lebnlid gefpiiniften Doroaneaen al
benlad9tlgen perluhten, I'M Gonltol.-
tItopel iiberfallen 5u fonnen, lino
oitrd ben 9eloennlut ltno oie 9pfer.
freuoigfeit meines &eeres u1lo mel
ner 5lotte abgeidIager poroen nno
mir foflnen Der lpeiteren gnt1pidluua
oes &rieges rubig entgeeen blidcn.
Momiide 3eitungen ipiiiel gu nlul-
cen, oaB Die oiterrei1iid)en Eolld)-
boote, ipelde i'm MitteImeer operie-
reiL aus &iel ltanlnten, BON no lie
ScrIegt nod Srieit bef0roert lpuroen
9eutlde Sffi5iere uno Iaed,onifer
leien gteif5eitia in ben olterreidiiheu
3afen eingetroffen. 8on Grieit, il
ldreiben Die 3eitltngem puroen oie
Seile Der gaubboote nad Dem slrIe-
nal in Bola gebraft, luo man oic
Shiffe suiammeniebte. Gam fan.
cen iie ibren @eg, our1 oie ssnieln
aelGiitt, nod Gattaro, bon no iieI
fros Der @ahtihiffe ser SlGiierten
ins offene Weer ibAiipiten. 9llld,
lneloen Die 3eitunsen, Dob fir oiele |
Saiibboote, Die inter Der Siriegsflag-
ee Der Doppelmonnrdie fabren, oitl
Der sriediiden &iilte incbrere Stiis- ,,
pnltfte erridtet iporoen ieien. Ser!
italieniide 3onill in 8atras babe
lhon Dor mebreren @oden prute-
ltiert, un6 es fir cine 8erlebune |
Der srie6ilden ssentaIitat erflart |
9riefe. Die in @aibinston einae.l
troffen iinb, nleIoen oaB lit Der in.
oilfen Staot 2abore "a ssnoier me-
gen Aufrltbrs bingerihtet uno iie6tn-
ln05man5la 81 lebeusldnelidenl 0ic.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-19
Surge ueberiittt.

Die Gage in scrbien iuirS
nDm saa III Sag erniter. Gie
Serben lperoen bon ben 0snt-
id)cn @erbiin6eten nad; Siioen
mn6 bon ben Vnlgarcn nndJ
9sor6cm getriebem. 9ie 8nfga-
rem baben Yerlepe lHrilap)
befett. Monaftir lit tbneu fd)er
9ie 9entiden ntad)en 5000 &C.
fangenem.
Die Jprts pon Wenc6is ppn
3nftldiffen bDmbaroicrt.
9ic Iemtid)en iino bei 9iisa
iuieber in Der Cffcnltpe.
Der meme ensliide gefebls-
baber ani Wallipoli einpfieblt,
bak bic Nlliierttn lire Srmppen
smriid5iehen.
Die Gn9l1nber nebmen 5nic:
SdiitengrGben ami Gallipolt.
aolonialminiiter Hrnar 2aiu
erflGrt, baf bic &riesslase fit
bic GnslGnber nidJt 10 Id)limm
lei, iuie es ansiebe.
Hentidlanb ipirb feline nrnc
Nnleibe MAIDEN.
Die oemtidDe Gegiernng cr-
Tart, Ge,ttidjlan6 iei NIT 8antn-
wplle reidjlid periurst.
\ c1ire 6sssslle non oe,ttid)en
surpebObpotep iol Oen s,tno
paiIiert baben.
Ter uffisieae yerialt Der ita-
lieniiden Megiernna Gebauptet,
Die pNmeDna" lei obnc g,ors
nnns amsegriffen nmc es lei
anf bic Nettnnssbopfe seid,oi-
len.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-19

DeH SafNaHeHeH 3HrMa3nategeHr ghI
gebeiken. Wan tit npdt nidrt alien
bamit beramsgeriift, aber ans bert,
has i'm Cberbanle oes Eariaments
-reiprpden lit, fam man bies sietnlidJ
oeiitlid erfennen. Curb QdnsbpmneI
iprad bprt iiber Die yerfplgreids"
Sitmng oes &riegsrats.
Sm Serbien iuirb Die Gage, iuie bic
fnsliidJen Sepef6en iel6lt snseben,
BON Sag sn Sag eruiter. 9ie Seit-
iden nmo DefterreidJer treiben bic
Gerben immer iueiter nad SiSen 81
nmb bic 8nfgnren riiden ihlmer mei.
fer geaem Mpnaitir iuar. Sic ldjon
aeitern erluGhnten Wicloansen bon
seiten Der Mlliierten iiber bic 8nl=
gnrcn merben fpDl Sdiuinbel iein-
Die gnlsaren iimb 1T Hericpe
fTrilep) eingespsen mno 9aben4 iia
NIT ibren npn Sotuiup fontinenoen
Nameraben bereinigt.
ssn gunbon siebt man ~, Sat bic
%eIetmns Der ierbiiden Stabt NaD.
l,aitir bnrd) bic Bulsaren ,uabrid)ein-
lidj in nSd)iter 2eit erfulssn iuerbc.
Gas hentide Sricgsminiiterinm
lmadIt befannt, Saf lueitere 5000 Ser
ben gefangen genommen iino,
| Nnbreiu 1onar Gam, Der enaliid)r
aolonialminiiter, fat bic gaGipitGf 81
ooer iOa man lieber insen, bic un-
berldlGmtbeit? sebnbt, i'm Inter
hanie oes Harlaments III erflGren,
bic ariesslase lei nidt 10 idlimm,
iuie man alanbe. Srot allem, mas
nnf Der 8aIfanbalbinicl aeidlebeu lei,
isiiiie er seitebcn, baf Ct, scr Iiui.
liter Bpnar Gam, lett pielen Momaten
Inid)t 10 boffnungsfreil6is gclueien iei,
ipie geraoe iett nnO 6ak, bas 0nn,e
IN yetradJt gesogen, Der etanb oes
arieses mid)t 10 idjledJt lei, ,uie es ben
tglnidein babe
Der offisielle SeridJt Scr itaficri.
tidjen Negiernng iibcr bie 3erit1runo
oes 9ampfers yslneoma" Il: nnierm
Hotidafter iibermitteIt iuDrSen. Ger
Veridt itebt nntiirlid) i'm gsioeriprnd,
IN oem Der 6iterrreidDiidjen 9iesie.
rmns. Gr bebanptet, ser 9amtfer
lei pbme @arniing angesriffem iupr-
ben mno sluar babe man lid, ben er-
itfn Sdlmk ben orabtlpien Seleqra-
pben Ipparat bes Gdjiiies serlt6rt
Ser Veridt bebanptet ferner, Sas
Hntcrieebuot babe ami bic 9lett,tnos-
bopfe aeI6oiien, als bic eente Scr
.MneDnar bieleIben beiteiacr iuollteu
ferner iast Ct, Die 8eiaknns bes lin.
|terieebopts babe bic 9emfe anf Ser
nMnepna3, iuabrenb iidJ Sieie in Der
9r0kten Wefa9r befanOen, perh6llnf
Mno mas 6ersIeiden 9inse mebr
i'nO. Die 8ebanptnnsen limb un.
| |afanblid).
Die engIiiden 0epeidjen lpredlen
boa Der GaItnns WriedjenlanSs In
yeSng anf bic ierbiiden, enalildlen
nno frans6iiid)en SoISaten, sic lid.
mt ilr Webiet fliidten iollten, in ci.
ner 8eiie, ais tpenn oieie SaItura
nod gans nnbeitimmt lei. Sm bod,iall.
reuben Sone erflGren lie. 6tried,en-
lano miiiIe 81 einem Gntid,lmf fun.
men nnb siuar ie6r baIS. 1tnierer
Wieiitnng nadl fat Wriedlenlanb
ldyon lelr oemflidJ sn pcrifcllen seae,
ben, ban es beidlOiien fat, oieic
Nliidtiinse 81 internieren. itnb es
~ nidlt an5nnebmen, oak Die giis.
erfolse Der Gnslanber nno Sranso-
len in Serbien nnb an bcn 0aroanpl-
men es beranlaiien fOnnten, oieIe ge.
idlliiiie IN anSern. gie enaliiden
Icpeiden ipred)en audi nod inner
oapon, oak Die M6elidJfeit bur6an,
bem fuare, Gjriedenlanb nnS g,nma.
rien 81 ben glliierten bcra6er ~ ,ie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-19

tNortiesuua nif Geite A.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-04-07
What Thin Folks Sh !.o
Do to Gain WEIGHT
| Physicians Advice for Thin. Undevol.
opsd Men and Women.

Physicians Advice for Thin, undevel.
opsd Men and Women.
Thousands Of people suffer from ex =
cessive thinness, weak nerves and
feeble atomachs who, having tried I'D
vertised flesh makers. food-fads, phyoi-
cal culture stunts and rub-on crcau,a
resign themselves to lifelong sktnni-
ness and think nothing will make them
tat. Yet their case Is not hopeless. a
recently discovered regenerative force
makes fat grow after years Of thinneas
and Is also unequalled for repairing the
waste of sickness or faulty digestion
and for strengthening the nerves. This
remarkable discovery Is called Sargol.
Six streng- giving. fat-producing ele-
ments of acknowledged merit have
been combined In this peerless prepar-
alton, which Is endorsed by eminent
physicians and used by prominent pe0-
pie everywhere. It IL absolutely harm
less, inexpensive and efficient.
A months systematic use Of Sargol
should produce flesh and strength by
correcting faults of digestion and by
supplying highly concentrated fats 10
the blood. Increased nourishment -
obtained from the food eaten. and the
additional fats that thin people need
are provided. Mcbride & Will Drua
Co. and other leading druggists supply
Sargol and say there Is a large. demand
for it.
While this new preparation has given
splendid results as a nerve tonic and
vitalizer. it should not be used by nerv-
GUS people unless they wish to gain AZ
least ten pounds of flesh.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-04-07
Ellsworth News Notes.

Special to Times Republican.
Ellsworth. April 7.--Kusee & Staples,
who for the last Ave years have been
in the feed, livery and dray business
here, made trade with Hougen &
Christian. OF Story City. for a farm
near Frost. MINI. Mr.. Kusee has been
carrier on route No. l from this place
for the past fourteen years and Will
continue that work. Mr.. Staple will
move on his farm near here. Messrs,
Hougen and Christian sold the livery
barn and contents ut auction Saturday.
Mr.. Staples. one OF the former owners.
bought the barn. but will rent 1t out.
Chris: Christianson and Luthef
CRANKY, who formerly ran the dray
line for Ksusee Il staples. have bought
it and will continue the business.
w. A. Nelson has traded his stock Of
restaurant goods to Fred Graeff. of
Des Moines. for farm in northern
Iowa and will give possession this week.
Mrs. Scott Brinton was taken to the
Webster City hospital Saturday and
underwent an operation for Appendix
citis. She is improving rapidly.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Cragwick have
returned to their home here after an
extended visit in Minneapolis and Arm
strong, Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-04-07
Cedar RAPIDS.

Cedar Rapids.
Bertram has lost two population in
the past five years. In the census OF
1910 it had 61S inhabitants and today
it's residents total GIG, two Of the or
iginal number having gotten away.
Sioux City.
School children of Sioux City are to
engage in a truck garden contest dur
ing the coming season. 1t is hoped to
enlist 1900 of the little folks in the
project. Vacant lots in the city will
be utilized for the purpose. AS an in
centiye prizes will be offered.
Sioux City.
Robbers during the night forced an
entrance into the st. Francis Polish
Catholic church here and blew open q
small safe in the pastors study. They
escaped with thes Easter collection.
amounting to about 800 in small
change. The police think it the work
of experts but have no clew.
Dubuque.
Christie Scharff is in the hospital as
the result Of heroic work. while flames
were partially destroying the home OF
his sister, Mrs. Anna Clark. I1earnins
his sister was in her room In the burn
ing building. Scharn rushed thru the
flames to the apartment and rescued
her. He then gave warning to occu-
pants in other parts Of the building.
He was severely burned about the face
and hands in rescuinS his sister. II
Webster City. q
Miss Elveta Zimmerlin. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Zimmerlih, who re-
side eight miles west OF the city, mo-
ticed q peculiar sensation in her fore
finger about a week ago. which finally
grew painful. Friday she consulted Q
physician who cut into the finger and
found q small piece Of enamel. which
had clipped on some cooking utensil.
firmly. imbedded in the finger. This was
removed and the hand dressed.
Sioux City. 4 .3s ~. II
Burglars made q haul estimated at
$3.50 when they entered the home Of
Fred A. Patterson. 2017 Pierce street.
Entrance was gained thru = basement
window. The house was thoroughly
ransacked. Eatables were taken from
the refrigerator and carried OF the
jewels A roll Of bills In desk drawer
amounting to $45 was overlooked. Two
men entered tho establishments Of
George T. sRowse, 1910 Fourth street.
held him UP and searched the safe.
/.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-04-07
WILL ENTERTAIN ANNUAL MEET.
ING soF CONGREGATIONAL
SOCIETIES.
WEBSTER CITY ASSOCIATION
TO MEET THIS MONTH
Delegates From Several Counties in
Central Iowa to Assemble April 20
and 2t-Dr. A. N. Hitchcock, Of
Chicago, to Discuss "Ths Missionary
Outlook in Time Of War"
Special TO Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican,.
Hampton, April TUESDAY and
Wednesday, April 20 and q, will be
red letter days for the members Of the
Hampton Congregational church. for
at that time they will be hosts to the
various speakers, delegates and visi-
tors who will be here attending the
annual meeting of the Webster City
Association Of Congregational Church
eS.
The territory comprises several
counties in this portion of the state
and a large attendance is expected.
The Hampton church extends cordial
invitation to every pastor and hopes
each church will be represented by one
or more delegates. The program an
nounced is as follows:
Tuesday Afternoon.
Organization of business.
Proposed reorganization of our mis-
sionary societies, c. w. Bast, Iowa
Falls.
Tuesday Evening.
Praise service.
Sermon-W. A. Minty. Fort Dodge.
Communion-J. +. Walker, Clarion;
E. Carmen wilson, beiinoHu'
Offering for ministerial relief.
Wednesday Morning.
Business.
"Evangelism"-w. A. Minty, Fort
Dodge
Have We Outlived the Prayer
Meeting ?"-H. D. Herr, Humboldt.
What Is Church Prayer Meeting!
j. A. Caskey. Gowrie.
"How Should the Prayer Meeting be
Conducted FLAMES Rowe, Allison.
Quiet Hours. j. Huffman, Rowan
Wednesday Afternoon.
How We Raised Our Budget NJ
Pierce, Eagle Grove.
Religious Education.--H.W w. tut
tie, Grinnell.
1.-THE Social Life of the Church, the
Women"-Mrs. j. b. Smallpage, FL
dora.
THE Young People" Miss Mary Par
malice.
The Men"-Mrs. Fred Spencer. Alden
"The Schauffler SCHOOLGIRLS. Prucha
common Sense in Missions'-Mrs
c. z. Greet. Eldora.
Wednesday Evening.
Devotional.
Address-Dr. P. A. Johnson. Grinneii
THE Missionary outlook in Time OF
War'-Dr A. n. Hitchcock, Chicago.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-04-07
PURE RICH BLOOD
PREVENTS DISEASE

Bad blood is responsible for more
ailments than anything else. 1t
causes catarrh, dyspepsia, rheuma-
tism, weak, tired, languid feelings
and worse troubles.
Hoods Sarsaparilla has been
wonderfully successful in purifying
and enriching the blood, removing
scrofula and other humors, and
building up the whole system. Take
it-give it to all the family SO as to
avoid illness. Get it today.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-04-07
Maxwell Chosen in Franklin.
pecial to Times-Reoublican.

Special to Times Republican
Hampton, April THE first cleo
ton of county superintendent OF
schools under the new law resulted in
the choice of Mr.. o. w. Maxwell to
that place, in the convention held here
Tuesday.
It was determined that the election
must be by ballot, and majority was
required to elect. E. f. Clock was
chosen as permanent chairman and F..
McSpaden was secretary.
The credentials having been can
vassed and the manner Of balloting
and other preparations completed, the
list of candidates was read. They
We're: ]. A. Iverson, of oakland town
ship; j. R. Butler. of Mo6ale; Miss
Della McSwiggen. the present incum-
bent of Hampton; o. w. Maxwell, OF
Boulder, Colo: F. NJ. McClintock. Of
Cha pin. and Miss Mary Alice Slice,
now of Cedar Falls, member of a
prominent Franklin county family.
The first ballot resulted: 1verson s,
Maxwell 5, McSwiggen 5, and 5 votes
divided among the other three names.
On the second ballot Iverson received
9, Maxwell 10, with scattering. The
real tussle came in the third ballot
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-04-07
Northern Io1ua Items

which was empty. They got about 81
from RoWse. Only a pistol was taken
from the home Of George c. Seller,
1881 Douglas street, which also was en-
tered.
Manson.
The contracts were let for the build
ing of the new school house and all its
equipments. Carl Schlachter, of Rock
well City, was awarded the contract
for the building Of $2s.5ss.97; wiring, H.
r. Healy Of the Manson Electric Light
Plant Company, $487.35; plumbing and
heating Thomas Rhinehart. LeMars,
s6,22s. and wiring, 1904. There were
plumbing and heating and seven on
| wiring. Work will begin as soon as the
material can be placed on the ground.
With the additional amount OF ground
secured Manson will have one Of the
finest Fairgrounds. and the new build
ing with the other large high school
building will maintain her position with
the best schools in the state
Cedar Rapids.
"Rube" Walters owner and driver
OF Cedar Rapids first "jitney bus
raised nice little question in law
when he was arraigned in police court
on charge Of exceeding the speed
limit with motor vehicle. He pleaded
not guilty, and will have hearing on
"Wednesday morning. This i trial. or
rather Its outcome. win have an i'm
portant bearing on the operation of
"jitneys" not only in Cedar Rapids,
but in the state as well, and the decis
ion 10 being awaited with vast interest
by the legal fraternity and the public.
Altho Walters was not accompanied
by an attorney today he has either
consulted good one or has "wised up"
on his rights under the law. He says
that the city council required him to
l'pay license fee to operate his ma
chine and that he also was made to
nle schedule of his route and the
! time Of leaving and arriving at each
terminal" In Walters opinion this
placed his machine In the same posi-
ton and governed by, the Same laws
and rules as street car-and two at
torneys who were questioned regarding
the matter today are inclined to think
he 81 right. II this II true Walters
may drive az fast ~ he likes, provid
ing he goes at q rate OF speed that is
consistent with safetyssA far is pedes-
TRANS and vehicles are c6ncarned.
u ~ - fal - .e
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-04-07

when al the votes swung to the lead.
ers ana SSesultsds Maxwell -. Ivsr-
son II.
The last matter to claim the atten-
ton Of the delegates was the amount
OF the salary that should be allowed
to the deputy superintendent. 1t was
stated that the maximum that could
be allowed was $3.50 per annum and
the meeting went on record as favor
ing that sum.
Mr.. Maxwell, the newly chosen SUI
perintendent, il well known to Hamp-
ton and Franklin county people, hav-
ing been identified with the local
schools for several terms as princt-
pal, and at different times, also, he
has had large part in the business
activities Of the city. All Of these
duties he discharged with entire sat
isfaction. He Is not residing here at
present-engaged in looking after bus
mess interests elsewhere. but he retains
residence property here. The schools
Of Franklin county are sure to be in
splendid hands under his management.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-04-07
coue,LL RETAINED At NEVADA
Reflected Superintendent OF Schools
ut an Advanced Salary.

Special to Times Republican.
Nevada, April AT recent meet
ing of the Nevada school board mum
Der of the teachers for the coming year
were provided, all of them being re-
elections with one exception. j. K.
Cougill was reelected superintendent
and his salary raised to $1.S00 per year.
Miss Florence Williams was reelected
principal of the high school; Miss Artie
Tudor, sixth grade; Miss Flora Grey
Wilson. fifth: Miss Mae Craft. fourth;
Miss Nellie White, second and third;
Miss leila White, primary in the West
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-04-07

Notice is hereby gwen that the I'M
designed, at a special meeting Of Its
stockholders held at its office on March
IL, 1915, adopted the following amended
and substituted articles Of tncorpora-
ton: IL
1. The name of this corporation is
The Central Foundry Company, and Its
principal place OF business is Marshall
town, Marshall county. Iowa.
2. The general nature Of the bust
nesx to be transacted is the melting Of
metals and converting them into cast
ings; that Is to say. making iron and
brass and other metallic casting and
doing all acts necessary or incident to
: that business.
3. The amount Of capital stock au-
thorized Is twelve thousand dollars, all
Of which has been paid to said corpor-
alton in cash.
4. The said corporation began BUSH
ness on the twentieth day OF October,
1918, and Is to continue for twenty
years from said date with power of re-
newal, unless sooner dissolved as by
law provided.
S. The affairs OF said corporation
are to be conducted by board Of five
directors. said directors to be elected
by the stockholders on the third Tues
day in January Of each year. Until
the election in January, 1916, tho fol-
+ lowing persons shall be directors: r..
II. Mcdowell. E. H. Keller, Thos. Kopp,
r. W. McCreery, II. X. Denmead.
Each stockholder shall be entitled to
one vote for each share of stock owned
by him, which vote may be cast In
person or by written proxy. Each di-
rector shall 9e q stockholder, and II
any director shall sell or transfer his
stock in said corporation. he shall at
once cease to be director.
The board OF directors may MI all
vacancies occurring in its members,
between annual meetings by the APP
spointment Of qualified persons to hold
!. office for the remainder OF the term
and shall elect the officers OF the COR
operation.
The officers Of the corporation shall
be . president, vice president, secre-
:ary, treasurer. and general manager.
and such other officers. including an
executive committee, as the board Of
directors may see fit. or as may be
provided for by the laws Of this cor.
poration. Until the election in Janu-
ary. 1915, the following persons shall
be officers:
S. President-R. II. Mcdowell.
Vice president-R. w. McCreery.
y secretary-E. H. Keller.
treasurer. II. Keller.
General manager-R. II. Mcdowell.
8. The highest amount OF indebted
ness to which said corporation shall
: st any time subject Itself, shall not
exceed two-thirds of its capital stock.
~. The private property of the mem
beers Of said corporation shall be ex-