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Washington Journal., 1916-01-14

unb Gpreu ben @obIploB bebeden."
- 0ie TsIbaeiden Der olten Deut=
Tdsn tpdren SierbiIosr = Oro4en,
aud 26pen uno aOIer =, Die Sob
ne lernten. fe erft burd bic ROmer
tennen. Srompeten, S0rner unb
TrommeIn begleiteten bic germdnis
f9en Rrieger f9On felt Ser lIr5eit in
bic G9lo9t. 9as &eerborn rief bic
Mdnnf9often gum Sammeln uno
fein pilber, br0bnenoer Slang mar
qIei9srmoben cine Mnfeuerung Der
eisenen Sruppen. pie cine @bi4rets
flung Der Seinoe.
Die berittenen &Gmpfer fdBen urs
fpriineIi9 ouf benz nadten pferbe.
Mber bic Siere botten oo9 einen ges
tpiFen friegeriI9en S9mud, Der
borin beffon0, baB man G4peif unb
MG6ne defenders pflegte uno groBen
Wert auf beren prd9t unb QGnge
legte. Gin RoB, oas feinen @9peif
aon3 ooer teiIneiIe eingebiBt. galt
fir 6ienfunfGbig. Mls 3aumSeug
bat suerF pabrI9einIi9 elm Inn ben
gals, Inn bic Naie ooer bas MouI
bes Sieres se3ogener 8oftftrid gee
bient unb fpdter pobl cine Dirt Srertz
fe nit einem bronaenen ooer eifernen
@ebiB. 9is HsitfGtteI (&eitfifen)
Washington Journal., 1916-01-14

ben G9au nod fur9tbarer gu mas
den, tire S9iloe Dor ben Mano
bielten. 9ie 8Ogeni9iiben uno
@4leuberer leiteten bas @efe9t elm,
bann tamen ole Speerperfer (@ers
f9iiBen) unb f9lieBli9 Der Sell an
oie &eibe. Dieter Derfu@te entpeber
ben ginbrua NIT ben langen @pteS
Zen, tporauf bann bas Sanogemenge
nit @treitart, 9ammer, &ngo urb
6rame folgte, ooer CT benuBte einen
Sell biefer &uramaffen unmittelbar
Dor benz ginbru9e gum Murfe. 9ter'
Bel fprans Der Sampler Der gef4leis
berten Maffe mad. 10 oaB er faft
slei43eitig nit biefer bel benz GEE
troffenen Teinoe antam. @ar better
G@ilb ni9t 5ertriimmert, 10 iudte
man i'm mittels Ser itedengebliebenen
@affe nieber5ureiBen. Die &eiterei
Der @ermanen errang tire @iese
meilt infolse ibrer groBen Saneaigs
Washington Journal., 1916-01-14
DtR altPtt DRntarErRtt.

Die @6Ieuoer beitano entipeber
aus eintm blpBen, nit Der Sano gee
fiibrten Riemen BanOI9leuber) ooer
aus elmer 2eberI9linge, bic nod an
etnem Gtabe befeitigt mar (Stab>
}hIeuber.) Mit Der s%unebmenoen
Neponseruno Der Rrieser mubte Die
GGIeu0er BEN @urfmof9inen tpeis
den. Die 8ogen iparen meift aug
Gi9en> unb ouberbem nod aus
GT9ens uno %lllmenbols berferttet,
ober es eab ou9 iOl9e aug 9orn.
gu ben pfeiIipiben peripenoete mon
ouber f9arfen Steinen (namentli1
JeuerIfeinen) &nO&en, Sii49rdten
urb Muf9eln.
Inter ben S9ubpaffen Der Ser
Inanen lit bic am aagemeiniten per>
breitete in0 dltefte Der S9ilb. Gr
beftan0 in Der friibsitsn 3eit aug ets
mem oroBen, meiIt ~bieredigen, einfas
den @eibengefle9t, oas nit urge@
oerbter Hinbsbdut pber einem Wolfss
fen ii6eraogen unO CUR StGrtung in
ser Mitte nit einem groBen brors
seren pber e~ifernen NobeI unb e6erS
Holden BGnbern uno NGgeln bef9ld<
Washington Journal., 1916-01-14

ben bO9it bepunberten Nrt oieier
Sample fpuroen bic f9per sebars
niI9ten RDmer oft BON ben nadten
altgermanif9en Heitern beiiegt. 8ei
man9en @tGmmen ser alien 0eut>
19en bat 1i9 bic &eiterei our 9aupts
mo1t oes 9eeres entpidelt. 90 bdtz
ten bic 8anbnlen unb Sueben groBe
Neiterbeere. Die Mlanen tparen Elm
&eiterbolt bon aItersber, Bel Dem bds
gu SUB @eben foit als undnfdnbtg
gait. Namentli9 aber 6ie @oten =
0tefer Oftli4te unb iiinsite 3peig Der
@ermanen.- legten bas 9rDBte @es
pi9t ibrer friegerif9en Webrbaftigs
tsit auf Die M%usbilbung Ser Heiteret.
Sbre 9feroe folen bic beiten &riegss
roFe getpefen fem, unb ibre Setter
tparen treffli9 geiibt in Der Sii9rnng
bes SpieBes, ben fie NIT D~ieIfarbisen
SGbnlein f9miidten, uno in a1erlet
&unltftiiden, ME man lie beute BET
ben 8eouinen unb Si9erfeffen be-
punbern fam. SIN bolIen galopp
oabinfaufenb, faBen iie ab un6 iDies
Der nuf o6er bOgen ii9 our Groe
hinunter unb boben tire Waffen bonn
8oben ouf.
4Is bic getpdlttse @Dlferbepegurg
i'm 4. Sabrbun6ert ou9 einen groBen
Sell Der @ermanen gu Chickering'S
aiigen betpog, tparen es oieIe aus<
f9lieBli9 nber iiberpiegen6 berittes
men @tdmme, bic ii9 auerit iiber
bos @Gmerrei9 ergoHen. Die @Oten
lieBen ii9 mad ibrem ftegreihen 3us
&c 0ur9 Stalien i'm fiibpetli&en
@anien nieoer, oie @ueoer uno Nlaz
men sinsen nod Spanien. bic @ans
Washington Journal., 1916-01-14

3en uno atpar bermittels bes aug els
ner gebogenen Grafdiene Ober aug ei@
ner feoernben 5pirale beiteben0en
Riiitdrmels unb bes bron5enen 9anbs
ringes. Gum SduBe Der 8ruit bate
mon auerit bic 2orica, (eine Dirt See
berpanSer, ben man itatt oes ges
tpDbnli9en @epanbes ober aud iiber
bisiem true). ipGter trat an Oeren
STEELE Der eifernen 3imgpan5er. bic
8riinne. 9ieie aus lauter Hingen
gef9miebeten Danger tparen berbdIt>
nismGBis lei4t, lieBen bic 2uft
bur9 un6 i9loFen fid gefisis benz
&0rper an. Sic puroen pie elm
9emb iibereeporfen ooer tpie elm Rod
.angeaosen unb eeitatteten cine urgs>
bemmte 8enegung. 9lbsr 70 fet unb
tpioerfanosfGbis biefe @ebr aud
salt, .@dnert uno 2onae bes Itars
fen &Gmpen breden iid benno9 8abn
Washington Journal., 1916-01-14

gen mar. Die 5iibruns Der 9reI be-
malten, panbortigen S9ilbe tparo
spar oft bur4 gu srOBe S@pere Bee
binoert, ober oos sermdnif9e SUP
bolt getpann bur9 bic mG9tigen, 6
TuB bpben unb A SUB breiten SEE
ftele bod beoeutenben S9uB. 90
beri6tet 3. 3. Der rOmif9e Sel0berr
sSulius Gae1ar ii6er cine S9ld9t nit
Dem germanif9en Seerfibrer aIriODift,
baB 6ds feinbli9e SuBOOlt fi4 bers
art segerl ale Qngriffe gebedt babe,
inoem Die norberen @lieber ben
Washington Journal., 1916-01-14
G6ilbbudel.

MSmer erft einorinsen tOnnten, als
bic RiibnIfen auf Oas G4ilbba9
fpranaer unb oieiss. inbem fie ii4
jelbft Opferten, our9bra9en.- Wegsn
Der bef9perli9en 9anobabnns bisisr
RieIenf9iloe tumen aamdbli4 tleine=
re in @ebrou9. bic enttpeber aus
Muraeln geflo4ten unb nit 9eOer
iiberfponnt, ooer aus 8rettern berge@
ffent nurben unb 70 folibe in Ger
R%onFruttion parsn, baB na4 Der ber<
Iorenen @9la9t BEL StraBburs i'm
ssyabre 357 piele @lemannen auf i6ren
GdiIoern iibsr ben Hbein fubren.
G9on in Der 8ron5e5sit CAB es aber
- 1amentli& BEL ben fets our9 ibr
Er3gerGt berporragenbsn Stanbinas
bierr uno ben beutfden aiiitenb0ls
fern aud eonS aus 9ron3e be-
ftebenbs Runbfhilbe. Die usit treis=
Washington Journal., 1916-01-14

Mu9 Elm 8 emf SNIs
Coolidge bringt mir Der i9redli9e
8eIttrieg bod tpieDer Diel @%rfreuliz
DIES: l1nIere niHenf9aftli9e @rfabs
rungen iiber Maulnurf, Saube anb
9udente beberrf9en Die beutige
&riegsfiibrung!
Hnbefrieoigt. Teuerz
pebrbauptmonn: @toppelbauer, SIR
tppnt alfp pirtIi9 aus Dem 8ereit
austreten, benz Sbr f4on 3ebn Sabre
angeb0rt9
Stoppelbauer: Ecu ia. tpenn's ME
brennt!
Washington Journal., 1916-01-14

-Sumorim SeIbe. Golbat
Eau einem, Der am belen Sage in
Elm @ranatIo9 ftiirat: Wtenfa. bift
ou benn elm 8linogdnger?
OrudfebIer. (RampfS
f9ilberung.) Sranate I'm @ranate
fam gefauft, ober 0ie Manni9aft mar
in einem 2au graben mobIgeborgen.
S9neII turtert. HeierS
bift: S%anttdter, i9 mO9te NOS geS
gen 6~ibneraugen!
Ganitdter: Gon i9 Dir bieIIei9t
i 8ril'n neri9reibe2
Washington Journal., 1916-01-14
NmfflGrnms.

a.: Die 49,. .er iinb auriidgegons
gen, oas 1T 70 gut pie cine Rieoer@
lage!
s.: 9u, &erI, bamifder! DIS is
unsefdbr 10: Menn Dir eener E O9rs
feige geben min, uno gu ma@it eereu
@9ritt aurid, bamit'n beferen
@4pung triegit unb baufp'n eene,
bebor ct gum 3ubau'n fommt - iper
bat oann bic Sbrfeig'n 'friest, on
ober er2
Washington Journal., 1916-01-14
Der @afIie6ite.

Mun9ener: IS, mann ! NIT
brouBen mar. | baute mit'n MoaBs
trug ein!"
9err: .GrIouben Sic nal, mir
tDnnen bod ni9t nit MnBtriigen -"
Min9ener: $50. bonn trie>
gems penisitens @i9s iiber ale
MnoRen!".
Washington Journal., 1916-01-14

I'D 10! o.: Nne yta9mits
toge gebe i9 nod Der promenooe,
Ga fommt mein Trise angeiprengt.
g.: 90 reitet er tpobl ausg
w.: Nee, er fdbrt auf'm Sprengs
pagen!
@i9tig. Sn einem @uft=
bofe i'm 9aag iiben elm 0eutf4er unb
s,h Staliener ii9 gegeniiber. YlDBs
li9 ruff Der Welf4e: rSa, ia, mein
HIeber, StaIien muB man nit 9an0>
lduben anfahen. Wihen Sic audi
pdrum?"
llnb seIaKen eriptberte Der Dsut=
i4e:
.Saipobl, bamit man ii9 Die Singer
oaran ni@t famuBig ma9t!"
Washington Journal., 1916-01-14

Gdilb Dor ii6 uno Die innere Maiie
i'm iiber fi9 bielt. oaB aud bic goz
aenfdiiFe Der pfeilf4iBen ibnen
ni9ts ~onaubaben bermo4ten nnb Die
Washington Journal., 1916-01-14
Genial.

Der S~iftelbauer 1T elm gang Mio=
berner! SEPT bat er gar fir feline
!6iibner cine fel6ittdtige Sreppe arz
bringen lahen,
Washington Journal., 1916-01-14

fTrmig Obsr gang tuenis ODul, nod
auBen bin ettpds ousgebaudt uno
ouf Der OberfIdde b~sr5iert uno sbsn'
Washington Journal., 1916-01-14

balen nod Stalien. 8emerfenswert
aber 1T, baB ni4t biefe betpesli9eren
unb rubeloferen 8Dlter es tparea, bic
Ole oouernben @ermanenreide f9nz
fen, fonbern bic borau9speiie 81 SUB
tdmpfenben @tdmme. namentli9 Die
Tranten, 2~ongpbaroen uno Gu@fen.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-11-03
RUSSIAN SINGERS AND DANCERS
Pavley- oukrainsky Ballet Comes Il
the Odeon Saturday Eveninq.

inc SoeoH SATURDAY Evening.
Serge Oukrainsky with the Pavley-
Oukrainsky Ballet. Russian singers
and dancers comes to the Odeon The
alter tomorrow evening.
Serge Oukrainsky was born in Odes-
sa. His debut was made in Paris as
st. John in Salome by Florent Schmitt.
This was a special performance at the
Theatre Chatelet. At this performance
he also appeared in the ballet "Istar,"
by Vincent d'Indy. the orchestra Lam
oureux being conducted by Schmitt
and d'1ndy. Later, he appeared in a
Hindu play given at the Theatre
Femina by the Astre Company. Baron
Franchetti wrote in the Paris Journal
that in this performance Oukrainsky
dazzled the eye of the audience with
the Oriental splendor Of a Nijinsky.
NJ. Ernest Lajeunesse, the we'll known
critic of the Coincide Illustre," wrote
that he had seen a young god He was
Nine. Pavlowa's partner in many
dances, among which the Minuet XVIII
Century and an Egyptian dance are
celebrated. He has the distinction of
being the only male dancer who is
able to do toe dancing barefooted. He
studied painting at the Academic
Julien in Paris Many of Nine. Paw
lowa's beautiful costumes and ballets
have been designed by NJ. Oukrainsky.
Among these are the Gavotte, the Blue
Danube Waltz, and many other dances.
Odeon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-11-03
An Effective Laxative
For Grolu;11g Children
Dr.. Caldpe1l's Syrup Pepsin
Highly Recommended as
a Family Remedy.

In children the slightest irregularity
Of the bowels has tendency to disturb
the entire digestive system, and unless
promptly remedied invites serious ILL
ness. The experienced mother knows
that by training her children to regu-
larity in this respect, and when occas
ion arises administering mild laxative,
she will have little need for the doctors
services.
Mrs. Leo Weigand, 1851 Central Ave,
n. S.. Pittsburg. Pa, whose two boys,
Frank and Joseph, are shown in the il
Illustration, writes that she has found
DR. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin a most eff
fective laxative, not only for the chill
dren but also for herself, and that she
will always keep it in the house to use
when needed. DR.. Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin is a combination of simple lax
alive herbs with pepsin that acts cas-
lily and naturally, without gripping or
other pain or discomfort. 1t is pleas
ant to the taste so that children like it,
and Is equally effective on the strong
est constitution.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-11-03
c. E. UNION OPENS TONIGHT.
Preliminary Business Session Of Chris
tan Endaayor Union

TiS''N'iIdFy 6uSiuSbS SeSSIOV " StI'S-
tan Endeavor Union.
The opening session of the Marshall
County Christian Endeavor Union will
be held at the Congregational church
this evening. Greetings will be extend
ed by Rev. B. F. Martin, of this city,
and l.. Glenn Switzer. of Bangor, will
give the response in behalf of the coun-
ty workers.
Miss McPherrin. state field worker.
will deliver a lecture on Christian En-
deavor work around the world, illus
trated with stereopticon views. The
program will be followed by a social
hour.
Saturday will be the principal bust
ness day of the union There will be
addresses in the morning on member
ship campaigns and in the afternoon a
general series of short talks by all dele
gates on what their societies are doing.
In the evening Rev. George +. Barsa
lou. of Green Mountain will give an adj
dress on american Missions in the
War Zone
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-11-03
NEW UNDERWEAR ON MARKET
Cotton Next to Skin-WooI Outside
Feature Of Duofold Health Underwear.

Cotton next to the skin. means COM
fort. and wool outside, means warmth,
That's the feature of the new under
wear, that is being displayed at the
Gildner Bros. store.
Warmth without weight, has long
been sought after by the manufactur-
ers of underwear, and at last this
Duofold health underwear has hit the
mark-giving you comfort, not ITCH
prevents colds, and is an underwear
that is always fresh and dry and soft.
A most complete stock of the vari
Gus sizes are to be found at this store.
Ask about Duofold underwear and
what enjoyment it has in store for
you. Gildner Bros.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-11-03
LOWER MEAT PRICES
Posey Meat & Provision Company, 10
South First Avenue, Offer Unusual
Values for Saturday.

Lower meat prices at the Posey
Meat & Provision Company store, 10
South First avenue. For Saturday the
following specials are offered:
Regular hams, from to Is pound
average at 1914 cents pound
Skinned hams at 2012 cents./
Swift's Premium skinned hams, %
cents.
Shoulder hams at Is cents.
Pork loins at Is cents pound.
We have 500 pounds so order any
quantity you desire.
All of these meats are particularly
sweet and delicious and we guarantee
them to be so. This is an opportunity
for you to buy your meats at the right
price. Phone SEP. Posey Meat & Pro-
vision Company, 70 South First avenue.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-11-03
LETTERS ARE SENT OUT TODAY
AND CHURCH APPEAL WILL
BE MADE SUNDAY.
ADVANCE REGISTRATION
TO BE MADE If POSSIBLE
Five Hundred Homes Will Be Asked to
Take Two Boys Each-Regi stration
in Advance Will Save Time and
Worry-Goodrich Meets Local Boys
Sunday.

With the sending out of 500 letters
today to as many families in this city,
and announcements by all ministers in
their churches Sunday the first formal
request will be made for entertainment
for the 1000 boys who will be in this
city for three days the first of next
boys conference.
According to plans made by Paul II.
Mckee, who has charge of the confer
ence here, each home will be asked to
entertain two boys for three nights and
six meals. The Y. NJ. C. A. will furnish
the boys with two meals.
Boys Arrive Dec. !.
The conference opens Friday evening,
Dec. !, and most of the boys will be in
the city by supper time that night, as
there is no school on Friday, the day
after Thanksgiving. and the boys can
leave their homes early in the morning.
Friday night supper Saturday morning
breakfast, three meals Sunday and
Monday morning breakfast will be
asked, with lodging for Friday, Satur-
day and Sunday nights. This is the
plan followed in other cities. and ac-
cording to state boys secretary, Harry
Goodrich. is the most feasible way of
taking care of SO many boys.
The 500 letters sent out today were
written to families whose names have
been secured thru the pastors of vari-
Gus churches in the ely A postal is en-
closed in each letter. with blank form,
-1,sN no ia -
can accommodate the boys These
will be returned to the Y. NJ. G: A. and
an effort made to register the boys in
advance.
Advance Registration Big Help.
If this advance registration can be
managed and if the people Of the city
cooperate with the association, there
will be no crowding or delay when the
boys arrive in the city Every boy will
receive card telling him where he is
to be entertained before he leaves home
When he arrives in Marshalltown he
will go to the Y. M. c. A.. where he will
simply give his name. and then be sent
at once to his rooming place
Opportunity will also be given in the
churches Sunday for those who did not
receive letters to fill In cards if they
can accommodate any boys. The quicker
the replies come in the more system
lied the advance registration will be,
and the boys will be at their lodgings
as soon after they reach town as pos
sible.
Local Meeting Sunday.
Mr.. Goodrich will be in the city Sun
day. and expects to meet about $50
local boys at the Y. NJ. c. A. Sunday
afternoon to confer with them as to the
part they must do in helping to enter
tain the visitors next month.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-11-03

Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin can be
obtained at any drug store for fifty
cents, and should have place in every
home. 1t will save many times it's cost
in lessened doctor bills and maintain
the health of the entire family. To avoid
limitations and ineffective substitutes be
sure to get DR.. Caldwel's Syrup Pepsin.
See that Il facsimile of Dr. Caldwelfs
signature and it's portrait appear on the
yellow carton in which the bottle is
packed. A trial bottle, free of charge.
can be obtained by writing to Dr.. W. B.
Caldwell. ass Washington ST., Month
cello, Illinois.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-11-03

The earth is blessed with the one.
simple, painless. never-failing remedy
that makes millions of corh- pestered
people happy. and that's "GETS-IT."
Apply it in 3 seconds. It dries. Some
people jab and dig at their corns with
knives and razors-wrap their toes in
packages with bandages or sticky tape.
make them red and raw with salyes.
Nothing like this with "GETS-IT."
Your corn loosens-you lift 1t off.
There's nothing to press on the corn, or
hurt. Angels couldn't ask for more.
Try it tonight on any corn, caiius or
wart.
"GETS-IT" is sold and recommended
by druggists everywhere. Zoe bottle,
or sent on receipt of price by E. Law
renee & Co., Chicago, Ill.
Sold in MarshalltownT and recon-
mended as the worlds best corn REM
edy by Mcbride & Will. A. T. Elder,
Henry s. Mayer. Old Reliable. p, A.
Morgan.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-11-03
One Cent Sale of Stationery.

Mcbride & Will Drug Company have
l cent sale OF stationery for the one
day only, Saturday Nov A. You can
buy fine correspondence paper either by
the pound or the box and envelopes
separate, at full price for the first
pound or box and cent for the second
pound or box. Notice the window dis
play. Mcbride & Will Drug Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-11-03

her newly acquired husband will make
another attempt on his life, or harm
some one else. Mcknight says that
Ferry threatened to kill himself the
evening before he slashed himself with
razor Wednesday afternoon. Nc
knight says that his niece took the
razor away from Ferry.
\ After a hearing today before the in
insanity commission, Ferry was dis
charged
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-11-03
Bangor Township New. Items.

Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Hadley and
daughter, of Grinnell, visited at Rev.
Mr.. Kitch's the first of the week
Miss Winnie Plummer, of Carbon
dale, Kan, has been visiting at the J.
r. Macy home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Holveck ard son
Kenneth spent Sunday afternoon at
Ralph Kinks.
Miss Lelah Johnson returned to her
home at Grinnell Monday evening afte.
spending week with her sister, Mrs
J. H. Renaud
r Mrs. H. f. Hollingsworth and son
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-11-03
Paint Shed aurnad.

Fire of unknown origin destroyed the
paint shed at the LennoX Furnace
Company's plant about ) o'clock Thurs
day afternoon. Fortunately, the shed
was almost empty of gasolene and ker-
osene, so there was not as much loss as
there might have been. The shed Will
have to be rebuilt. The fire department.
used both chemicals and water in eX-
tinguishing the blaze The loss is small!
and fully protected.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-11-03
HOSPITAL TREATMENT FOR GIRL.
Margaret Meyers, Of LeGrand, to Have
Benefit Of Science.

In the district court Thursday after
noon Judge Cummings issued an order
sending Margaret Edna Meyers. aged
D. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. D. r. Mey
ers. of LeGrand. 10 the University hos
pital at Iowa City. where the little girl
will receive treatment for the results of
infantile paralysis. suffered last year.
The girls right leg is affected by the
paralysis.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-11-03
TO GIVE ENTERTAINMENT.
Tuesday Musical Club Makes Arrange
ments For Artist Appearance,

The Tuesday M.s!cs! C!S5, which
promoted a successful entertainment a
few years ago when it brought Evan
Williams to the city, has completed ar
rangements for the appearance here
on Monday. Nov. 10, OF Marie Kaiser,
soprano, and Frederic Gerard, violinist
The two artists will appear in a joint
recital at the Odeon. Those who have
heard both performers predict treat
for local music lovers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-11-03

Wilfred were In Union Tuesday.
Mrs. Earl Clark, of Liscomb, spent
ruesday with Mrs p. Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Biggs returned
from Guthrie Center Tuesday after at
tending the funeral Of the formers
father Mr.. Biggs' mother accompanied
them home.
Mrs. Walter Ritter, Of Liscomb, vis-
tied with Mrs. Sheets Saturday.
Quite number Of young people OF
this neighborhood attended the pie So
cial held at Miss Sabron fLancasters
school Tuesday night.
Mr.. John Speicher and family
motored to Marshalltown Saturday.
Mrs p. Clark and children left Tues
day for Pierson, where she will visit
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Lancaster.
If YOU have not registered tomorrow
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INVITE FEDERATION HERE.
Local City Federation Would Like to
Entertain District CATHERINE

At the regular meeting of the board
Of the City Federation of 'Women's
Clubs, held Thursday afternoon in the
puplic library the members sent an in
vitation to the nth district fedora
ton. which is now in session in Vinton,
to hold its annual meeting here next
Year
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START CRAWLING ROAD.
lain Street in Albion to Be GraveIed
1horouqhfare Soon.

Nd'H oeTeet III NIpIoH 70 30 GraVeIed
1horoughfare Soon.
Work was begun today graveling the
main street Of Albion from the Lee
Rolston corner north to the Albert Mil
Ter corner. and thence west two blocks
to the main road to Liscomb.
The first loads Of the gravel were
hauled today. The work is being done
by public subscription and by volun-
teers. Lloyd Dawson is furnishing the
gravel for the improvement without
cost.
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INSANITY IS CHARGED.
Mrs. Anna Ferry Filed Charges Asains,
Her Husband.

n0r nu8oano.
I guess Will have to spend my
honeymoon in JAIL" was the remark
made by Charles w. Ferry. of Jackson,
Mich. when he was arrested late
Thursday afternoon by Deputy Sheriff
Henry on a charge OF insanitys pre-
fcrred by his bride Of Two weeks, Mrs.
Anna Ferry.
According to Mrs. Ferry's uncle, Guy
Mcknight. the young woman fears that
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-11-03
look Pa, How
'GetS-It' Works. =
LIFTS YOUR CORN RIGHT OFF.
NEVER FAILS.

Ever in your life see corn come out
like that? Look at the true skin un-
derneath-smooth as the palm Of your
hand!"
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If you have not registered tomorrow
is your last chance.
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Advance Registration Bio Help.
Local Meeting Sunday.

Mr.. Goodrich will be in the city Sun
day. and expects to meet about $50
local boys at the Y. NJ. c. A. Sunday
afternoon to confer with them as to the
part they must do in helping to enter
tain the visitors next month.