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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-26
Villa Off Makes Amends
For p savior Of soldiers
Sat Nogales.
U. S. SHIP TO
SHELTER REFUGEES
Foreigners Msnaesd BY Villa Fellsvs4
srs at Topoiobampe 20 - oivsn
Shelter on 0unboat Annapelis-In.
vesti1ation Of Death Of Engineer
Bean Ordered by Secretary Lansins
Villa Troops Evaeuats Nesaisss

Washington, Nov. 26. Governor
Randall. the Villa executive OF the
state OF Sonora, has expressed raGret
to Colonel Sage. commanding the
American soldiers at Bogales, Axix.. for
tho behavior Of villa soldiers across
the line last Wednesday. when Consul
Simpich and other American officials
were cursed and insulted by q party
led by two villa colonels and villa
troops made feints at Charging across
the line. Governor Randall attributed
their behavior to tho fact that food
supplies for villa forces had been held
up at the border.
Asylum For Forsisnsrs.
Advices today from the gunboas
Annapolis indicate that the situation
at Topolobampo. Mexico, IL UNCHANGED.
The instructions sending Admiral
Winslow to Topolobampo on the San
Diego say nothing about his putting
his force ashore.
However. the marines will be kept
on the scene until all danger Of an
ann-foreign demonstration Is past,
Americans and others have been Of
fered shelter on the Annapolis
Secretary Lansing today directed an
| investigation Of the execution Of Edgar
| Bean, an American railway engineer,
by the Villa authorities.
Bean was reported shot by order of
General Rodriguez because Of the de-
| railment OF the train Bean was forced
to run for the Villa troops in the es-
| cape from Cananea.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-26

The jackal follows in the wake OF
lions and tigers and feeds from the
remains, OF the marauding expeditions
Of the larger animals.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-26
PUBLIC ATTENDS EXECUTION.
Thousand Gather to Witness Hanein
Of Triple Murderer.

OF triple MOVo0eof.
Snow Hill. Md. Nov. 26.-Several
thousand persons many Of them
perched on limbs Of trees, witnessed
the execution Of Frank Grano. triple
murderer, at the county almshouse
farm today. The scaffold was built In
the farm woods.
Grano was infatuated with Mrs.
Levin B. Robinson. wife of farmer.
He Killed her and her husband and
Alonzo r. Spedden. farm hand. jeal-
ousy being the motive.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-26
Man and Woman Arrested.

Man and Woman Arrested.
Special to Times Republican.
Usage, Nov. 26.-Harry Morris and
Mrs. Jane Spaulding. wanted at Iowa
City on a charge OF adultery. were ar
rested here at an early hour yesterday
ard taken by Marshal Tate to Water
loo,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-26

The Mississippi rivcr carries more
than 1000 900 tons Of material to the
Gulf Of Mexico every day,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-26

Horses have provided more employ
ment for the lawyers, than any Of the
lower animals.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-26
TWO LUMBER KINGS KILLED.
Edaar Foss and Joseph Milsae vietims
of Auto Accident,

Bay City, Mich. Nov. 20. - Edgar
Foss, millionaire lumberman OF this
city, and Joseph Milsac, president OK
the Pieen Lumber Company. of Chi.
cago, were Instantly killed today whom
their automobile was struck by d train.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-26

Canada's woodlands and forests
cover S66000.000 acres.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-26

The human body weighs only one
pouitis: iwSssiie.:: " her: II water.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-26
THIRTEEN DEAD IN
IN ARKANSAS STORM
Tornado Strikes in, Environs Of Hot
Springs, Famous Health Resort
Most Of Casualties in Farming Dis
tricts-Two Score injured.

Springs, Famous Health Resort
Most Of Casualties in Farming Dis
tricts-Two Score injured.
Little Rock. Ark. Nov 26.-Thirteen
dead and twenty known injured was
the casualty list reported this morn
ing from Hot Springs the environs of
which city were swept last night by
a tornado of ten minutes duration.
Hot Springs, Ark. Nov. 26.-Relief
work was resumed today in the tor
nado-swept farming district south Of
Hot Springs. In which thirteen per-
sons were known to have been killed
yesterday Nearly two score persons
We're injured.
Owing to the wide area covered, 1t
probably will be late today before esti-
mates of the tornado's damages can
be made. Six of the dead were white
persons.
The storm swept the southeastern
corner of the city unroofing and de-
molishing buildings The business sec
tion was uninjured. The storm ap-
parently swooped down on the edge Of
the city and wasslittle felt in the up
town section. For this reason the
passengers on ths train learned few
details
Beautiful iand Famous.
Hot Springs 10 the county seat Of
Garland county, Arkansas. and Is one
Of the most beauttful cities in the
United States. Il is fifty miles west
Of Little Rock. on the Choctaw, Okla
homa and Gulf and Iron Mountain
railroadY.
The city IS famous a. ashealth re-
sort. having hSs xaters that flow
from seventy two springs hi space
Of ten acres on the west side Of Hot
Springs Mountain. These waters are
beneficial in a multitude OF diseases.
The government has an army and
navy hospital there. built at large
cost The government hath houses are
Of graceful design and have attractive
surroundings.
The city has over 100000 visitors
every year. and consequently has
many fine hotels. In 1913 it was swept
by fire, which caused a $4,000. 900
loss.
Hot Springs became city Of the
first class in 1879. It has population
of over 10000.
Thirteen homes were demolished.
The dead:
Mrs. Crowder and three children.
Mrs. George Tanner and two chill
dren.
Mrs. Paul kennedy
Unidentified negro child.
Brook Davis, colored.
Miss Ida Donaldson.
Mrs. Poe.
Miss Ivy, a nurse.
The storm, which tore small homes
in the suburbs into splinters. was not
felt In the city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-26
ALLEGED DYNAMITE PLOT.

Former Special tnvesti9ator Arrested
on Conspiracy Charge.
San Francisco, Nov. &c c.
Crowley, formerly special investi-
gator in the county district attorneys
office. was arrested here today by Don
8. Rafhbun, special agent Of the de-
partment Of Justice, in connection with
alleged plots to dynamite munitions
factories. He was taken before John
w. Preston, United States district at
torney.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-26

Little Rock, Ark, Nov. 26.-Thirteen
dead and twenty known injured was
the casualty list reported this morn
ing from Hot Springs, the environs of
which city were swept last night by
tornado of ten minutes duration.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-30
LUTHERAN PUPILS
HOLDING OUTING


TIE assEst 6ztiaE o ne faGaa-
eei's tGsssrsa sesoo, is esisE held
sosszy a. te=x View pest. t@sEy esn.
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street. car RE. xsisE 60 tks ehzreh ~
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Fourtr~ete srsGes. 90 60 Ioiine 90
FsfsssesA street. rz<t O. TIE Foarth
.ve1ze tt.e 20 ths city. tasn 20 the
wsfcs Tower. ssf back 90 rhe city
sse tosx vssv psrk ~ EiEhfsenfh
sv~eas Dseesr vas served st rooa
s..s szrp~r I'll - served again thss
sr~rieE ~ Ire ladies' se-ir< circles
% ths eocErexssina- lee cream and
c<ssr refrssA=sats vii b served
tsrc1Eso1t tie dsFs
pe<tssfa< ne . o'eioek- zfrsr all the
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-30
NOTE To MOLINE
MAN Is OPENED
Colonel Hialmar kohler Finds Letter
Has Passed Through Hands
Of Censors.

Colonel HtaimAr Kohier OF Moline
yesterday received an opened letter,
showing that censorship OF American
correspondence is being carried 10 the
extreme. The letter received by the
Moline man contained a personal note
and several flowers sent by a friend
n the northland.
But when the letter was delivered
this morning & was discovered that the
missive had been opened and read and
that the flowers and writing had been
carefully scanned Opened by censor
S. pasted conspicrously In several
places. offered the explanation.
No intelligence as 20 where the let
ter encountered the curious eye and
hand OF tie censor Is obtainable. but
indications are that IL was opened by a
representative OF some government.
propabiy England
Colonel kohier feels that inasmuch
as Sweden and America are neither in
voived IN the European conflict that
undue liberties have been taken by the
representatives OF foreign powers with
the mall.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-30
BODY OF SUNDEEN
FOUND IN River
Joseph Bsnham FINDS Remains In
Mississippi shortly After : This
Morning.

JosePh Bonham. who lives on the
river front az che FOO, Of ThiFticth
street Moline. discovered the body o.:
Alvin Sudden ia tine Mississippi river
shortly after : o'clock this morning
Immediately after bringing the re-
mains % shore Bonham notified the
police and they 10 turn communicated
vifh CoToner r. c. J. Meyer. The in-
quest - % b. held az : oelock this
evening IN the oficc % the coroner.
Sudden had been in the water since
early Sunday evening He had been
aut 90 a boat and about s 80 the boat
uas seen by George Gould drifting in
20 short az Forty-sixth street. Whether
the unfortunate man fell or icaped IN
90 the water has not been asccrtalaed.
There wcre no Witnesses 90 the tragedy
30 far a. % known. bat 10 81 expected
that a verdict % accidental drownins
vii Be returned By the jury this even
lag.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-30
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PROJECT HELD UP
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-30
HARRY SToRK TAKEN
HERE BY THE POLICE

Harry stoFE. local police character
and inmate % the watcr;own hosPi-
tai. escaped from that institution yes
;erday morning. bat vas captured In
thib city last uiEht By omceT Roliin
Berry. and 10 being detained az the
police station Stnrk had hired a
horse and RIG "a East Moline and was
beat on a Joy ride. Prior 20 his being
seat 60 The WATERFOWL hospital. StorS
Was q source % trouble 20 the local
police. being brought into court on
aureroas occasions on minor charges.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-30

race and zss.e w.s carried out
80 fellows.
.;so-Rsiay race: boys: prize. sport
TAG roo6s.
.:ts-Fisr sewing contest. Esris:
prize. fancy cake plate.
1so0-Shoe contes;. boys: prize
belt
s;is-PinHinx contest: small girls:
prize. fancy plates.
s;so-ssrEinE-
s;ss - Three-ieEged race: boys.
prize. canned goods
f:eQ-sfrinE chewing contest: girls :
prize. cream set
t;is-RsSsit race: boys: prize. can
peaches
f.1o-Fo;ato peeliuE contest: girls:
prize. Ice cream plate.
tsts-i00-foo; dash: young women:
prize. wall motto
bseo-PaEHs4 ball: BOYS.
b.ib-Necdle threading. men; prize.
boz % cigars
ss1o-craeEsr contest married wo-
neas prize. groceries
b;ts-Ess eoa,es;: small girls.
prize. dishes
ssoo-Lunehson and singing.
5soo-priiis
Tsso-Fat meas race; prize. box %
cigars
Tsfe-Naii driving contest: women:
prize. zs-pouad sack % four.
S:so-Nan driving contest left
hAnfi: men. prize. hammer.
s;o0-sAek jumping: young men:
prize. iaFteuierc stand.
s.to-2s-foot hop: young women:
prize. mesh bag
ssz0-ksssei schiaEcns women !.
prize. sanifary pitcher.
s.s0-ioQ-yaFd dash. married wo-
men: prize. 3B-pound sack -four.
&;f0-candic extinEuishinE contest;
women; prize. one pound coffee.
ss0o-CiosinE % EucasinE contest;
nails: prize. fern.
s:zo-pouEhnut eating: men: prize.
box % 80 cigars
sao-LonE iuFzp: Young men: prize.
shaving mirror
ssfs-CiosinE % guessing contest;
clothes Pias: prize. 50 pounds Bis
Joe.
The prizes have been donated By The
business men % the city and ara be
faE eagerly contested for
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-30

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-30

Afzftooa. Iii.-Iessis Gus;in. tho old
80 member % the state odd Fellow
hosas Ia this county. t. dead AZ the aEe
% 50
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-30
CITY ACCRESSoR
NOW IN SETTLING
UNION QUESTION
THouFsSS sieSs THE FEuTfoS
As E~qa~st % CaaaeiL SEATS 4Esef-
s~y AsEs Ceart fsr leafs a.
fus Gao Warraata-

The cry ~ EseE fsiGad h.ss 49,
sam~f tAs aggressive W tar ne
% saart pFosgsdinxs fesiflsa O.
Gnsaff KoeE tsilaad stpuasars tata
sraNth III eonfarmitf VIVA ne 80
pressed desire % ths eatsrs. ina
has Instructed ms eoeasel ta -
ints saaFt snd isin issae ~ith ~
sBsGruetisalsfs and hEhf tas etas
g. the AFTER end 90 - psehsbtF
nat it wilf aot stop short 90 ne
saorems court af enc state. HtFn
b ~ ever s8mehoff wa aass a
hasasams biii % eusts ID pas taa
n VIA ana b. the eitrs
IN other words thr cfff ID ~
faas o. have The matter setlrd
onss and far an The oDaosaaa
a. me aaa Narrnntn ant titefitF
o. fhe manfamut eauFnf azght4
the gifY has served r. parposs. ilfd
fhs err NV haNnF me lsa ia-
fispafanif on ifs sffe ~ rsm1H
~ STATUTORY enaetmeut h rrttT
for the TRAY.
on me shis % the eitf as sFi
a. 10 the ~tfisens af the -eura er-
riforY. WhfrH r. me slfe 81 ne
people, D. a grillint ARRAY ~ i9al
fai~nt and enc interests 81 90 Ha-
BIs ms rrpreasufed wUl b. pep
eFtg ssfrauHrded
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-30
PLANS COMPLETE
FOR BIG PARADE
nsrnln< lssrf WI start Hsiins''
safe sss s4ss Observance Of
N.siss's Btrthdsy.
LINZ or xAECH DECIDED rroS
vsry Ea.insss Hsasss ard Frafsrnai
orr.a x4iisns WIZ Participate
IL Nyent-

\ z=o..ssr parade - 10 O'Clock Ia
shs fsr~zsas viii start otoitEs's safe
ana saze observance % ts@ nafiozs
ts4sperasaes ssT on Msa9ay Jaiy 8.
TIE pzssg~ piu form ~ T~eisth
street al ElssE avsass. and ths rosie
viii - cas- es fsxfe avsaas fron
Tse.frf o. TaestF-sfth street. zorth
% Flfa sVrr4e. vest % Ftfterafh
street. r8rta t1 FogTth aVengs. Ees,
Co Tsafrk s.rFes. eogntrF march a.
Tssifsi street aad FstaFu tiii rear %
pF8ee 500 fssses bead. thea the bead
% bFErssi5n wiIt disbaa4
ttsakais 81 tsT GaY-E 8 Hosforf
Hear Cranfall Vliiiaz o. seAsitzke.
L. g CzyisrE Castor Veys. Frank
CIsa4nis. A. v. EssssiahL
Parade Line Up
rezposarT t.arap % parade - cou--
pistrf bas fE5s Be- sablscs 20 change
ssesiG % e. ieft open for those En-
fsfisE sffrE today.
Division Va. I.
Z. Ftasa6a % police.
2 tsoiiss Fi8u company baad.
2 tliir1is eafi1aat guard.
a ttua1ss aavat reserves
8 Las9s sad Company aoat
Division No. g
CITY cG@azissioasFa
Fif- aa4 drum corps No. I
< =. 81 g. \ marching orEanira-
'isa
4 Dsspzsch carrier boys
q Secs % Fste~aas-
o. q. Ar
niyfsisu We. 4
q Greater Hf8iine committee
? s. George lodge. X =.
4 g. Z tasspas6a.
a Tr-CifT Fiana compsay.
E- erik FuruitgFs Co
81 Joss Deere Fiow eompaag.
Divisisn Ne q.
is. Rotary eiab.
t2 Associated baabs.
~. rss Road Maker.
90 Eesstara Bros
-. Csan4att Express co.
e. CeasFat rat5s Tslspsoas Co
- George uessoa sroeeFy,
Divisisu No. .
"a. Eifs ard drum easrs NO. 2
- EaiEhfs % Columbus. tiaFea-
az
- Eslssfs % Columbus feat
%. aVes Male ehorus
-. LseFetia Gsrssi4 feat. 40. -
-. FsEFs 4 Co sstos.
20. vsiis Csrrisss CO.
Ditisian Va. q.
20 Ntoiies lodge. 40. 5ts. y 2.
e
80 Moose. Z. o. on
&C. tsdi-s' LOYAL Moose circle.
90 Eagles aeFis. No. iit2
sc shslisas Bros.
IS woiiae Ftaw Co
e. Dolly tfsassos camp. 80 q.
Division No. :.
&C. East toilae uelEtan hand
g. Fast Nt0iias Cosmsrciai eiub.
90 ttaFsefliss company,
O. J6sa Deere Hsf fssfsF Co.
Division No. :.
a. FtsE q L0osirT Co.
a. tt9lias PLAY Eroun4s-
e. HeiFsnE Had iEfusfriai foaL
a. HeiBiHE Had decorated auto.
a. tatsrsFats AUTO 4 Supply CO.
81 Vyues Hsas.
a.. BABY welfare Feat.
a. Afftcza NesboGiss ehgrca.
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Regarding COMPARATIVE Prices

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material labor and of producing the
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