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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-03-17
Der oentId)e stabl,
Seine Graeasnas Soa Maagan.
Ginfubr an6bbdnai9.
90 faaeit Die 6iitttnbeiiter.

Diinel6orf. 13. Wldr3. syn Der
SabrssDerfnmfnIung bes bentfben
!oiittenbefiberberbnnbes betonte ser
0orfibenbe, Or. @pringborn, in Der
grDffnungsrebe, ale Mnifrengnngen
gnslanbs. Deutfnlonb burdb 3erft0<
rung feiner Snbuitrie 3u fbloeen,
ieien au @danoen seporben. Die
beutf6e Snbuftrie Dernlohte ben 6ee=
resbebarf 81 beden unb bas ipirt<
si9aftlihe @leiHaepiht aufreht au
erbalten, neil olle @eiDerbs3neige Der
Ration nuf Elm 3ieI eingeifellt iinb.
Die Mnpnfung Der bentfhen ssn6u-
ftrien an bie neuen NerbdltnifTe unb
bic 1eberninbung olIer teanifhen
S4nierigteiten obne iebe Gt5runa
mar ein @rgebnis Der Fotfraft beuts
f4er Organization unb ber Mnpe1<
0uug piffenfdaftIider prin3ipien.
Muen Mnforberungen bes beutf4en
4eeres unb Der Weorine ipurbe ge>
niigt. Der 3tDeite Worfibenbe bes
@erbanbes, Or. peterfen, fhliberte
pie Gnglonb bic beutf9e GtabIin<
6uftrie burn Wer6inberang Der @in<
fuhr bon Mnnson at DerfriippeIn
hoffte, aber alle rGiebesmiib' perIo-
rem mar, neil Elm beut5hes 9Brobnft
an Gtelfe BON M1ngan Wernenbunq
fanb. Dr. peterien Derfiderte, nIle
onoern Nobffoffe CUR gifen< unb
@tablDerarbeitung pGren in Deutfd6<
lan0 reihlid DDrbnnben, 10 bah mir
einen Rrieg bon jeber Dauer ans6aI<
ten t0nnen1.
Drass9iaItetn,t8 obtte Gm0e.
Sin 6plIdnbtr mno Gin 06ne nadj
airfpaq beridIeppt.
2onbDn, 10. Mdra. (Bis beute
aufgebolten). 9ritif1e Wahfhiffs
6aben ben bolldnbi5nen Dompfer
spalembang" Der am 20. 1ebruar
BON pbilabelpbia nit elmer 2abung
petroleum nod MnIeIunb, Noripegen,
nbfubr, unb ben bdnifden Dampfer
oNrfanfas" Der am %. 5ebruar nit
allgemeiner Gradt BON Bottom nnb
Nep Dorf nad ROpenhagen III SEE
gilg, nod Girfpall. 59ottlanb, Ders
fdleppt.
ct. sJObn Neu@Brdunfdpstg. Ii.
Mdr5. Der britifhe Dunpfer rMaz
tatua1, auf benz 6euer ausbrad; gilt
nls D0lig Derloren. RnpitGn Gilman
fam Bel Der 2eifung Der Q6fnungsar<
belt ums 2eben. Mlebrere Grplofionel
BON Calcium gnrbib mahten ale
2Dfdberfuhe 5anidte.
Der @dbrnnas- &oufrollenr rnff.
Mdfbington, 13. MGr3. Der MGb<
rungszR zRontrplleur lieb beute an alIe
NatipnaIbonfen ben Muf ergeben, 6oB
jie i'm Sen Stdno ibrer Gef@Gfte am
Dienstog. ben z. Mdr5. llo9 @dllts
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-03-17

1aris, 1S. Mdr8. Sn ibrem
geifrigen 9ooesberidt eibt ste frarl.
a0iiide SeeresIeitune 81, oob oie
9eutiden bei ibren aneriffen auf
Der @oeDre-G Gbene iniofern erfoIe-
reid iporen, oIs es ibncn oeIong,
Ben 6rou5oien PEI Gi1, 6falid bon
gerolm, einen Grobal j, e!atreibeu.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-03-17
Sin @liidlid)er.
9entider cntfan ans frana6ii1t
ider 0eituaeni&aft.
8efinbet fiji in 8oifou.

Bottom, 13. aldr3. Die bieiiaen
9unoesbsb0rben IefdGftisen iid5 nit
bem Jnlle 9fug. F5erbinono Oonnen>
ftebts, Der g.ftern oIs bIinbsr paio<
sier auf eintm frn50iifden Dampfer
bier anfom. Odnenifebt batte eben
feine pbiloIrgiTdtn @tuoien auf ser
@erliner llniDeriiIdt erlebiqt, aIs Der
Rrieg nusbrad. 'l3ei Reims tpuroe &C
gefansen selIomu|,n.
Megen feinIr ausge3eidnsten
6prnhfenntniife benubten Bic syran<
aofen ibn ais DIlmetfder, III ipelher
gisenfdaft sr srbBe Greibeiten genoB.
@r benubte iie 3ur sSluht. ct erz
reidte eineil fiiDafrifunifdsn &ofen
un0 geInrgie un1emerft nuf bic Ga
paIlice", ois an glei1en Sage lab
Bofton obfilbr.
Dannenftbt er mebrere Gprdhen
fIieBenb fprint, ipirb bon ben Buns
nesbeE0rben feif ebalten, Bis er Orr
belt gsfunbtn boE. Die oeutfde 2oIo=
ME 9Oifons fat iid feiner ii ber 3lts
pDrfommen6ften Meife onasnommen.
Die .,mdbIebenoe' 3itung .1e
1emps1 perii6et ibren Qefern (uno
ben MmeriIonerD. Der Ginbru& me-
1ifdnif@er 8anl|iien III omerifonif6es
@ebiet troge y II .@tempel 6eutj&sr
S{xN &
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-03-17

Die All uno fir fFd I'm uidtiee Cot
Jade eeipinnt onourh an We6eu-
titno. bob Cir oetuiH rmoben i'm
@dotten oes itorFeii 81 rts bon 80
bonnes Ieet, oenr Sd lfIeI ou ben
ncrb5ffli9en gorRelIur gen our Il.
eentIiben Geftun9. Or oiesbeaiie-
liGe 9eiI 0es fron30iiit Jen Weri&tes
botte ioIgenoen aBortIo Il:
~Sm @oebre-D -Diftrifi nobmen bic
Deutiden BON ms men fIeinen
@roben neben Der 5trobe nod
Gtoin, n6roIi9 bon 81
Berlin, 13. Ndra, ,robtIoa nadt
GoppilIe, 8. S. De @eueraIfhb
Der 6Iterreidiid-uneal ifden arsnee
erIieb seftern obeno foIeenoe Gr-
fl1rune:
.Muf oenl itaIien iden Rriegs-
idalipIat beganlt bie ieinoIi1e Mr.
tiIlerie eeftern nit einfr HeidieBnng
oes griidenfopfes uno oes iiioIiden
TeiTes Ser Gtaos @0ri uno Der Co
berOo-Sobe. Das GeIer ipnroe bic
enn5e Nndt forteeieit.
.Mud an oer Groit III 21rnten,
fonoers bei 2on5enboien, noro0ftIi9
bon NouIoro. iDor finoIide artiI-
Ierie iebr tdtig.
.SnfmteriefdHpfe fdnoen nidt
ifott."
pnris. 13. NGr3. Dos frona5s
fif4e Rriegsoms tsilt in feinem 4eu.
tisen 9oeesberidt rlit, bob TN
Derbun<M Mbf4nftt ieir. ipeiteren Sn<
interchangeable erfoIIt finb. BOB
Der MrtiIerietompf der ouf ber
gnnaen Gront meter tobt. Der Sc.
ridt Ioutet:
aGefern obfnb fenben i'm Der.
bun<Mbf@nitt fem. Jnfanterie.
tGmpfe ffott. Dos 9ombarbemsnt
bauerte iebod in br Na9borfdoft
BON Hetbincnurt uib Douaumont,.
foiDie I'M MDeDr !s9lbi9nitt, Bel
MDaloinDille nnb aonpouz. anan<
ierbrDden bic san3e Nadt burd an.
l1nfere MrtiIIerie ertpidsIte an bie-
fer 5ront Elm. Iebhlfte 9Gtisfeit.
rSm YriefternaIbe (gois be
pretre) brans eind unferer Mbtet<
lunsen Bel Groir tes 2armes iiber
cine JrDnt BON zoe yarbs in eineni
feinbIiden @raben. sic febrte 3a<
rid, no6bem fie tem Jeinbe einige
0erluite beigtbrodi 3ponais Ge>
fansene fielen in lInfere 9Gnbe.
Die Nodt berIsf rubis an ben
anberen Gronten.
uWdbrenb bes l6dtliden Ramps
fes kIesten fronsiHifde 1lieser bic
STANDARDIZATION n,n gonfIons nit
80 fhneren 8lmben. 0Iammen
ipurben an rtebreren punften be-
Dbadtet. Srob Eitiser 9efdiebung
BON feiten bss Geinbes itbrten nlle
unfere Glus5euoe unperfebrt aur
8aiis auriid, rws-
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-03-17
2ief auf M;.---
Gnsliider Gilfsfren5er ~ her
2iiife perfenft.
Sies6ssa faIileil nm.

2onbon, 13. Mdra. Wieoer boben
bon ben Deutfden an ben enslifhen
Riiifen gelegte Minen ein Dpfer gez
forbert. Die engliihe MbmiraIit6t
lieb geitern beiannt MAIDEN, bob Der
9ilfstreu3er rJaubette1 Elm fleiner
Dompfer bon 2644 9onnen, an Der
Offifte gnglanb anf cine Mine ges
laufen unb geiunfen iei. Der grDBte
Sell Der 9einnnnung fonnte eerettet
tperben. bod fonben bier3ebn perfo<
nen Bel Der Ratnftropbe ben 9oo.
Inter ben SOten befinoen 'fih 5tpei
Dffi5iere.
Die .6aupette1 NOR friiber Gigen<
tum Der General NanigntiDn 3d.,
Qtb.. Qonoon. Der Dompfer NOR i'm
Sdbre 1912 sebdut ipnrben unb 315
JuB lang.
n8olperD" ion berid)iuinDe,,.
,,Npmantii6es" 8ierteI Mem gerfs
fDll nm8euamitmerDem.
NeiD gort, 13. MGra. Die
s8oherb1 mo ii9 in friiberen Sobr>
5ebnten bic Qumpen unb GtroIhe Der
gnn5sn WeIt ibre GtelIbinein goben,
biefelbe Strdbe nu9, ipo IN ben 80.
Snbreu bic beutfbe Runit ibre erfien
amerifnniiden Rnospen frieb (Sbo<
lia<Sbeoter). nirb in HGlbe ibren
romantii9 geiDorbenen Nnmen nit
ben brofanen Be5ei9nung Central
1rDnbnnpS Dertnufnen. Die Bone
rp4. bic IN ben IeBten ssabren lane@
lam our gefhdftsfrabe sefporben,
bat - ibren friiberen g6orofter Ders
loren, unb bic geIddftsleute MIDI,
ten 0em nIs gerbreherbiertel uni
sAuartier 2otin glen gorfs4 be-
fannten 5tnbtteil burh Nerlei6ung
eines neuen Namens oas Iebte Sbi<
nm, Das bsm NierteI nod anbaftet,
nebme1t. Die etabtrGte iperben IN
ber ndditen Sibuns bariiber snt<
fheiben.
9arf abfdsren.
Wafbington, 13. MGra. 6afens
fDlleftOr Malone, Nep g)orf, srbieIf
beute nlittag bpnl 9unbesfdabamt
bic Weifung, ben itnIienifben Damp.
fer rgmerieo Der nit gefhiiBen OFF
Ded i'm 9afen Iiegt. bic Mbfobrt az.
ncflnf4cf1
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-03-17

Mafbinston, 13. Mdra. Sn ben
gei9dftsrdumen bes iegsiefrefdrs
8afer sebt es au tpie in einem 8ie<
nenforb. 3eitungsleute belagern bas
Merbeilisite. in benz Die Oepefdens
bpten OBJ unb augeben. Der preife
lift befonoere @elegenbeit gegeben,
glei6 bon bort aus ibre Na9ri4ten
0urh 6us 2anb 81 brubten; aber BITS
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-03-17
AQes 0frgebeltS.
9ie Mlaiiellallsriffeos osr
Grall5o5ell 5uedlos.
Nsss q, 900 Gefaaaene.

mos beim 6elb3ue eesen MubIonb
pegeh Der ~Gigentiimli9ieit. Der
rufff6en eDIbaien ni9t immer oIs
Gin Heueis bes Grfplses eelten
iDnnte. ndmli9 BE 3o1l Der bonn
Gsener eemadten Gefnneenen, 1T
i'm 6aIIe bon Nerbun obne 3peifeI
oIs Elm folder 9eipeis au betro9ten.
Der frana5ff9e eolbot ersibt ii9
nnr in ieItenen GdIen aus Geig>
beit. aumeiff erft bonn. ipenn q bic
6offnunssIoiisieit feines llnterneb<
mems einiiea, nnb bonn tdmpfenb.
Die Dberfe 6eereslsituns mo9te
ssitern bic Gefnmtsefnnsennnbm
bon nabsou $1,000 Mann unDer>
iDunbeter Gran5oitn bei 9erbun Be-
ianni. Die 3oN Der berpunbeten
unb in 9oaoretten Iiesenben 0einbe
ift bebeuteub, anb bic gefamt5oN
bot obne 3psifeI 10000 Wsann iibsr.
i4ritien. 3nbem iinb IN bieis Sob.
len ni9t BE toufenb Monn einbe,
re9nei. bic Dor einisen 9oeen In
ber GbomposHe sefdneen iDorben,
aud niat bic 800 Monn. bic bei
Nefms II beutf&e 46nbe fielxn.
Differ UerluR an Menf1enmos
terinI, ~ benz ii4 nod rieiise Sab
len BON 3Dten unb G9merpsripun.
bettn. seienn. II Fit 1ranfreid Be-
fonbers i4mer5Ii4. bo bic RepubIit
ii9 ieines iitermGBieen Mdnners
rei1tnms erfreut.
eebr f0iibore gerluFe bdt obns
3peifsl BE I'm eeftrigsn @eri9t Der
Dbsrfen 9ssrelleilaus semelbete
Observation-Disclosures bsr Jronsofen peff<
lid BON Der Mans gefoffet. Sbr
ipoderes Drauflosfiirmen mar per<
gebers. Mn ben neuen beutfden
StelIuneen peffIid BON Der Moas,
bic fir @erbun cine neue fdtDere
Gefabr bilben, aerbra4en ibre Mei<
ben tDie bic MeIlen am Gelfen. grit
am fpdten Mbenb ftelIten fie ben.
Rompf ermnttet Elm.
DeFli6 Der Moas unb ouf Der
Woebre<Gbene fanben feine Snfanz
teriesefehte ftatt.
Der Beridt batte folsenben Mort-
Inut:
Meifli6er Rriegsf6aupIab:
.Sn Der Gegenb peifli9 bon Der
Moos Deriudte Der Gesner unfere
neu seipOnnenen @tellunsen ii
Maiftnnngriffen au nebmen. ober iie
batten ieinen GrfOIg. Der 1einb e.
Iitt ibpere WerIuffe.
~Muf ben 9Dben Sffli9 Der Uanos
unb ouf Der Moebresgbens be-
i6rdnfte ii@ Der Rampf i, Der
9auptfnde ouf mebr ODE nenieer
beftige MrtilleriefGmpfe.
r9ie in sasesberidi bonn 20.
5ebrnar sesebenen 3ablen betref-
ien6 Sic 0efansenen nnb bic 8ente,
bic mir ieit bem geginn Ser 3Ginpfe
bei @erbnn senladjt baben, iin6 IN
suiiden anf 43O Dffisiere nnb &c.
042 Mann, ale nnberiunn6et, ee-
itieseu. Die 3abl Ser erbenteten
Ueidjate ities anf 1S9, barnnter
bier5ebn idjucren aaIi6ers, nno 232
MaidJinenseuebre."
Sci 9beriapt, GliaB, iparen bic
Gran5oien trob ipieoerboItcr gln-
sriffe nidt in Der Gage, in ibreu
friiberen SteIluneeu Sub 81 fallen.
sic tpuroen nit blutigen @crluitenI
5llriidge1dlagen
r9eltlider nn0 gaIfou arieos,
idauplat: Nidts 81 beridten.
Naris, 1a. Mdr8. Sn ibrem
geitrigen 9ooesberidt eibt ste frau-
a6iiide SeeresIeitune 81, 0ob oic
9elitiden pei ibren anoriffen ouf
Der @oeDre- Gbene iniofern erfoIes|
reid lDoren, ols es ibnetl eeIoug,
ben 6ron5oieu PEI Git, of1lid bon
ger6lul, einen groben 81 entreiBen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-03-17
9nrf nbiaaren.
gBie nett, ssraa 9srGfipentin!

MafbingtOn, 13. Mdr3. srou
MopbrOn MilfDn, Die erite Dame bes
2anbes, Pat ben Deutfhen IN Ranfus
gitb Elm Safhentuh gef1enft, bos
auf oem oortisen 9afor gum belfen
0eutfder RriegsOpfer perloit puroe,
url0 angebIi6 iiber $1,000 einbradte.
Die ~. p. bat aus befonbereu
@riinben nidt berfGumt, bieier 8e<
9ebenbeit ipeitbin aetlome 5u per<
fnnfEsr-
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-03-17

Colonel Churchill 1T, tpie 2on>
bon melbet, ipieber an bie 5ront
nod drantrei9 auriidgetebrt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-03-17
Grb6It 1trIamb.
Mnlerifanilber gntld)after in Berlin
fann iifl erhplen.

Wafbington, 13. Mdr3. Dem one<
rifanifden gotfdafter in Berlin,
germ Sames 90. @erarb, 1T bom
5taatsbeportement 11itgeteilt iporoen,
baB feinem @efud nm llrlant ridts
I'M Wege ffebt. Mlan slaubt, bob
5err 9erar0 iid auf einige Moden
nad Der 9dpeia begeben tpiro. 6err
2aniing ertldrte dusbriidIif, bab Der
llrlanbsbepillisung 5u biefer 3eit
feline politifde 8ebeutuns bei3umeifen
lei.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-11-18
MEET GOPHER TEAM.
Grinnell and Minnesota SOCCER Teams
to Clash Next Friday.

Special to Times Republican.
Grinnell, Nov. 1S.-Minnesota uni
versity will meet Grinnell in soccer
here next Friday morning. according
to an agreement concluded between
athletic authorities of the two institu-
tions yesterday. The game takes the
place OF the Iowa-Grinnell' soccer mix
scheduled for the same time which
was called Off by Iowa earlier in the
week.
After a break In practice following
the doubt whether game could be
scheduled, the Grinnell men got out
yesterday in preparation for a week of
hard practice for the game. Athletic
Director Huff has taken charge of the
work.
Much interest Is manifested here in
regard to the coming game and many
feel that the event Is one of the. big
features of the athletic season in Grin
rell. 1t is hoped that games may be
scheduled between Minnesota and
Grinnell annually. The game will be a
feature Of the Grinneil homecoming
program, and hugs crowd OF old
grads" will be here to witness 1t.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-11-18

Jones with the murder, and has them
tell to the jury that Wilkerson told
these stories to the men from whom he
sought assent to continue his investi.
cations.
Attempt to Show Lack Of Malice.
And Mr.. Mitchell further secures
from the witnesses the Information
that Wilkinson revealed hiY evidence
with the declaration that "he didn't
have any malice or feeling against
anybody. simply wanted the people of
M Montgomery county to know the
truth"
Vena Tompkins, who figures so
prominently in Wilkerson's investign-
tons and whom the defense charged
Senator G. Fl. Van Law, Of Marshall
town, kidnapped, is in constant attend
ance at the trial and will probably be
put on the stand in rebuttal by the
plaintiff 1t is rumored she will make
q denial Of ever having told the detec-
tive all he claims she did, but Wilker-
son seems confident she will be a ma
teriai witness lii standardization of his
charges. Wilkerson says 1t was planned
to bring Mrs. Tompkins to Red Oak
and keep her concealed until the time
fol her to testify. A man from Villisca,
the detective says, who was on the
train which brought Mrs, Tompkins
here, told him Of her arrival. 1T was
Just coincidence that we got next to
It," the detective continued, and I
could tell of twenty five marvellous
condolences which have happened
since I was put on this ease. l be-
~ r,f 10
working in it."
Commenting on Attorney Blossoms
remark that Wilkerson would be made
out liar and the people of Red Oak
will want to take him out and hang
him to telegraph POLE. the Burns
man said it was not very polite of Mr..
Beeson to speak of ropes before
guest whose father had been hung 80
Lord Chesterfield admonished his son."
he said.
Great Interest in Hearing.
The court room every day is tho
mecca for not only many Red Oak peo-
pie, but for persons from far out in
the country. Long before the hour
court sits, the room begins to fill ana
by the time court opens not even
standing room Is left. Relatives OF the
murdered family are present every day
and Mr.. Wilkerson sees that they have
chairs near the counsel table. The aged
mother of Joe Moore was in the court
room for the first time in her life
Thursday. when she was close OBJ
server at both the morning and after
noon sessions. All of the Moore rela-
tives who were present were guests
Of Mr.. Wilkerson at lunch Thursday
noon.
virg Horton is in charge OF the jury
and upon him devolves the task OF
seeing that no outside influences are
permitted to work on the twelve men
on whom rests the burden Of deciding
the case The jurymen are being quar-
tered in the Johnson Hotel, directly
across from the court house. The
johnson Hotel is also the Headquarters
for the visiting court officials brought
here for the trial and for many others
interested in, the case.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-11-18
Southern, Io,pa Items

Dss Moinss.
Archie Harris, 4-year-old son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Harris, il the second
Des Moines victim Of infantile pa
| ralysis. He died at his parents home
Wednesday afternoon after an illness
Of twenty-four hours.
Stockton.
Hans Anderson, blacksmith. was
elected mayor OF Stockton Wednesday
| night by theItown council. He sue
ceeds Rasch Stichter, who resigned
and moved to Cedar Rapids. Henry
LANCE was elected marshal.
Toronto. S
| Work on the construction of Toron-
to's electric light system is held up as
the gang has gone out on strike. An
effort is being made tn settle the
trouble rim order that the work may
be finished bsfore the weather bee ONES
severe.
Dss, Moines.
my husband has spent four andda
half of the nine years we have been
married in jail for bootlegging and
zone thing and another" Mrs Jessie
Kinder. wife of v. B. "Blackie" Kinder,
told Judge Guthrie in her divorce
nearing. She won the divorce. They
formerly lived in Ottumwa.
Abba.
Many people in Abba were shocked
Friday morning when information was
brought to the city that William AM
Der, q highly respected citizen OF
Lovula, had committed suicide about
O'Clock Thursday, evening. Mr. AM
Der had. been in poor health for the
past year and 1t 10 thought his physical
condition unbalanced his mind and
caused him to commit suicide. The
funeral was held sunday afternoon.
Abba.
Miss Jeanette Rankin, who won the
vote for congressman in Montana, Is
a former college classmate Of Mrs ].
David Smith. of this city. Mrs. Smith
as Miss Madge Robb and Miss Rankin
attended the University Of Montana at
Misso,la in the early nineties. The
ladies were intimately acquainted and
Mrs. Smith rays the Montana con-
gresham OF her own sex Is equal to
the responsibilities Of any Office.
Shenandoah.
Women are barred from a church
event which ID to be given by the
Church OF Christ Wednesday, Nov. %.
1t lis stag banquet where there viii
not be members Of the Ladies' Aid
Society or tho Christian Endeavor to
wait tables. The men will do that.
The affair is planned 30 the bachelors
and bashfM men members may feel
free to come and enjoy themselves. It
is announced.
Muscatins.
Crashing into an automobile owned
and driven by e. NJ. McGil, a South
Muscatine street car endangered the
lives of three near the East Second
street bridge shortly after six O'clock
Wednesday evening. Mrs. McGill and
daughter; who were the other occu-
pants Of the auto. sustained bruises
about the head and body althc Mr.
'McGill escaped with practically no in-
jnries. The accident occurred as the
McSiii osa ::>. - s-.,rs S:-s:::
temporary roadway from the lumber
yards q the NuocAtlne Lumber and
Coal Company, which has been used BY
.traaic during the construction or the
rev bridge, A tho machine was pro-
sf f<srsE5 ~
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LOCK DOG IN CELLAR; (
" RIFLE POTATO BINS
s.sHss10eSse10.eo00ssS0e0oO 000Os
Tom Parsons.

Scion. Nov. 1s.--Tom' Parsons, a
farmer living south Of town. has q
good watch dog. He also had bin
full OF potatoes in his cellar. worth
money in these days Of high prices and
scarcity He and his family left home
for a few hours last evening, On re-
turning, the dog was gone. Next
morning he was found locked in the
cellar. A large part Of Mr.. Parsons
potatoes were gone. The thieves left
no clue. Mr.. Parsons now has a heav-
lily loaded shotgun, in addition to the
dog, ready for night providers.
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DREADED AND HlGHLY.coNTAGi.
Gus DISEASE MAKES APPEAR
ANcE IN IOWA.
FIVE CASES AND
ONE DEATH TO DATE
contasion Brought to Iowa by Mexi-
can Railroad Laborer - Nurse and
Physician in Hospital Contract Dis
ease - Now Invading Several Other
Parts Of United States.
Special to Times-Repuiblican

Special to Times-Republican.
Des Moines. Nov. 1S.-F'or the first
time in Iowa history typhus fever, a
dreaded disease which is decidedly
contagious, has broken out Five
cases were reported to the state board
Of health yesterday from Fort Madi-
son, one case resulting in a. death.
The first of these cases was noted on
Nov 8, when Mexican, working on
the Santa Fe railroad, became i'll
with it.
This disease is now invading parts
OF the United States and is said to
have been brought in from Mexico. It
IS believed to have gotten into Mexico
from the battle fields of Europe, where
it has tilinned the ranks in many of
the big army camps. 1t is peculiarly
prevalent where conditions of living
are not sanitary. 1t is known as con-
tagious fever. ship fever, Jail fever,
petechial typhus, spotted or putrid
fever. The Germans call it examine
matte typhus. to distinguish it from
abdominal typhus or typhoid fever.
One medical authority defines it as
follows: can acute infectious, febrile,
epidemic disease; highly contagious
and characterized by sudden invasion,
profound depression of the vital
powers ,sickening odor. and a peculiar
nlaculated and petechial eruption,
favorable cases terminating by crisis
about the fourteenth day.
'.Cause-A special injecting germ,
the character of which is unknown,
ard which is Influenced by filth and
overcrowding. The disease is rarely
seen in the United States.
after an incubation period varying
from a few hours to two weeks (gen-
orally about twelve days. the dis
case makes it's appearance suddenly
with a chill. followed by pains in the
head, back and limbs, and fever the
temperature reaching 10o degrees or
Toe F, within few days. The high
temperature is maintained for about
two weeks when it falls by crisis. The
pulse is at first frequent and bound
Ing but soon becomes small, weak and
rapid. Prostitution is extreme and Is
manifested by muscular feebleness,
Vertigo, tremor. and> subsultus. On
the third or fifth day a coarse, red,
diffused measly eruption makes its APP
pearance which rapidly becomes
petechial or hemorrhagic. Associated
with this diffuse nothing OF the
skin which involves the entire body
excepting the face! The face has 6
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Delinquent TaxListof MarshalICounty, Ia.
General Taxes for 1915 and Special Taxes for 1916 also
for Previous Years When so Specified.
Treasures Office. Marshalltown. Ia


that the for the years 1919 1915 and
delinquent and that unless a taxes are pre-
1916 beginning at 10 o'clock the office OF the Treas
until all
in
the of
lmoney clent to purchase.
and
the mann
Dated at Marshalown, Iowathi 1916
NJ.
Treasur of