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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-28
HIGH SCHOOL SEEKS GAME.
Unsuccessful Effort Made to Secure
Good Practice Contest For Saturday.

Efforts to secure practice game for
Saturday have d, proved Unsuccessful
thus far, and Coach Sanford's high
school grid squad probably will be
without q real contest until oct I,
when the locals meet West Waterloo a.
Waterloo. \ game had been sought
with the Leander Clark College fresh
men. but permission to use freshmen
PLAYERS in the varsity lineup caused
the disbanding of the Toledo first-year
eleven. The freshmen stars will par
t!cipate in the game at Grinnel Sat
urday as members of the first team.
Hurry up calls were sent to several
smaller towns near by in the hope that
q practice game might be arranged,
but none Of the teams sought was will
ing to buck up against the local
nuskies-
The second team has not been able
to hold the first string men in practice,
and Coach Sanford has been sending
one .ide of the line against the other
10 secure real competition.
Drastic measures were taken by the
coach last night when players who
were inclined to muss up the team play
because Of failure to follow or remem-
Der signals were sent from the field.
From now on the work will be most
strenuous in the nope OF whipping the
team into good form for the Waterloo
game.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-28
srATe CENTER MAN pEAp.
Samuel Thompson Passes Away al
Daughters Home Near Colo.

Word received in state Center
Wednesday told of the death near Colo
Tuesday of Samuel Thompson. aged
So, father of Mrs. G.. Z Corbe;t, of
State Center. Mr. Thompson had
made his home with he Corbetts for
Twelve years, but, recently. owing TO
Mrs. Corbotts illness. lad gone to the
home of another daughter. Mrs. w. b.
Hand. near Colo, where the end came.
Mr.. Thompsons death was due TO
uremia.
Mr.. Thompson was horn in NenanRo
county, PENNSYLVANIA. March II, 1890,
When 10 years old he moved to Wayne
county, Ohio. where he lived until 1871
when he moved to Jasper county. He
lived there until he came 10 his daush-
ters home at State Center.
Toward the close of the civil war
Mr., Thompson enlisted at Newton in
pmpany +. Fortieth Iowa infantry,
and served from Nov. g. 1864, until he
vas discharged at Fort Gibson.
Cherokee Nation. Aug. 2, 1865. His
service vas under Col. A. j. Garrett of
Newton. Mr.. Thompson was wounded
at Brownsville, Tenn,
Mr.. thompson had been twice mar
ried. His first Wife with whom he
was united in marriage i'll 1852 was
Miss Harriet Deter who died one year
later, leaving baby daughter who IS
now Mrs. Margaret II. Dodd, of Jasper
county Mr. Thompson's second wife
was Miss Catherine II. Deeter, sister
of the first Mrs. Thompson. who died
at Rhodes Nov. is, 1908 Eleven chill
dren were born to the second union
and seven are living. They are Mrs.
VI, B. Norris. Valley Junction: Samuel
Thompson. Haigsvile Neb.; Mrs.
Charles c. Signs, Minso; Mrs. Hand.
Mrs. l.. T. Harmon. of Newton; Mrs.
Corbett. and John Thompson. OF Col
Inns. Besides his children there also
survive Mr. Thompson two brothers
John Thompson, of Collins, and Joseph
Collins of Hebron, Neh.
Mr.. Thompson was 4 member OF the
Methodist church and Masonic lodge
Of Rhodes, and of Van Pelt G. A. X
post of State Center.
Funeral services Will be held from
the Methodist church at Rhodes FIJI
day afternoon at o'clock. in charge
Of Rev w n. Foster. OF Mount Vernon.
Burial will he in the Rhodes cemettrN'
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-28
WILL STRAlGHTEN LINN CREEK
EAST OF THIRD AVENUE TO
BRIDGE UNDER MAIN LINE.
WESTERN GROCER MILLS
INTERESTED IN PROJECT
Western Grocer Mills and Railroad
viii Trade Property Separated ny
New Chanrei-Sevision or Creek sx-
rectee to Relieve Flood Conditions
West Of Third Avenue.


A project 10 stra ishten the channel
Of Linn creek in the southeastern part
Of the city. which is expected VIII
greatly lessen the damage done by Hood
water 10 Industrial. residence and asri-
cultural property in the valley of the
creek. is 10 be undertaken jointly by
the NJ. & ST. L. and Western Grocer
COMPANY The channel OF the creek
is TO be straightened from the South
Third avenue bridge to where the creek
crosses the right of-way of the NJ q
St l.. about midway between Ninth
and Twelfth avenues.
The contract for the work has been
let to John Herbert & Sons, OF TINS
city, and part, or perhaps all OF the
work. will be done this fail. This work
IS really a part of the extensive re-
vision Of the NJ. K st. l.. yards that IS
now under way.
VIII Relieve Flood.
The chief object hoped 10 be gained
bv STRENGTHENING the channel will be 70
relieve flood conditions that always ex-
list curing high water west of Third
avenue. The railroad company's prop
erty on which its shops are built IS
Hooded regularly by high water as IS
also all the surrounding lowland near
the creek and as far west as the CITY
limits. By digging straight ana
wider channel for the water down
stream from the Third avenue bridge
it is expected 10 furnish waterway
thru which the Hood water Will flow on
80 rapidly that i; will not overflow
west Of the bridge az it has done here
tofore.
win Trade Land.
THe Strengthened channel viii run IN
a general northea sterly direction from
the Third avenue bridge to where the
creek crosses the " & ST. l.. ri@ht-ot-
v:ay The revision Of the channel viii
leave a little Of the land used by the
Western Grocer mills north of The
channel and some Of the NJ. & St. l..
property south of the channel. The two
companies have agreed TO trade the
parcels of property thus divided ana
make the new channel the boundary
line. The work of digging the new
channel IS to be begun near the eastern
end of the NJ. & ST. L. track where
the old channel is in the way of grad
ing for the extension of the yards.
When the channel thru the whole
tract is revised. Linn creek will have a
fairly straight channel from the South
Third avenue bridge TO the Main street
bridge east OF the fair grounds. From
the railroads north TO Main street the
city. LaPlant Tool Company and Len
nox Furnace Company have each
Strengthened portions of the creek
channel When the railroad gets the
channel Strengthened thru its property
the damage done by food water 10
residence property bordering the creek
between Third avenue and Center
iesEened
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-28
GIRLS STATEMENT WILL
HELP MARSHALLTOWN

Here is the girls own story: For
years 1 had dyspepsia, sour stomach
and constipation. / drank hot water
and olive oil by the gallon. Nothing
helped until tried buckthorn bark. gly-
cerine, etc. as mixed in Ader-i-ka.
ONE SPOONFUL helped me IN
STANTLY." Because Adler-i-ka flush
es the ENTIRE alimentary tract it re-
lieves ANY CASE constipation, sour
stomach or gas and prevents appendi-
cities. 1t has QUICKEST action of any
thing we ever sold. B. A. Morgan,
druggist.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-28
THE SPEED QUEENS ARRIVE.
Auto Girls" Present Two-Act Musicat
Farce Topi1ht az Odeon.

SimondS and Lakes Auto Girls ts,e
speed queens Will be al the ode2n
Theater tonight This season Simon Is
and Lake have gone 70 large eN-
pense. more than ever to larish'T
mount, scenicaIly and mechanically,
the two-ac' musical farce al Beauty
Rest tina. is presented Featured in
the snow are Carol Schroeder. Harry
Seymour. James j. Lake, Jack Lewis,
Smiling Rose Allen and several others
As a special added attraction the man
agement have secured Captain Barne {
& Son, the boys who never grew up"
IN their absurdity AT the Club.
Oieon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-28
KEEP WEDDING SECRET.
Mrs. Martha Carson, Formerly Of This
Civ Married

! wedding that was surprise lr
Gilman the present home of the bride.
and that vii! be news in this city. took
place in Oskaioasa Saturday Sept. l6.
when Mrs. Martha CaSson and S. ".
Chenoweth the iatter Of Newburg.
were married. The ceremony was PEE
formed by Rev Alexander McFerren,
II the Presbyterian church The couple
returned TO Gilman and was able -
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-28

keep the wedding a secret. for a week.
Mrs, Chenoweth lived In this city
for several years with her brother, the
late William Carson. After his death
a few years ago Mrs. Carson removed
TO Gilman. where she and her brother
had formerly lived. Mr.. Chenoweth is
employed In Gilman.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-28
M aristta News.

Mrs. Fl. A. Woodward has been quite
sick for u week.
Perry Davis and Ben Timmons left
Monday in the formers ear for Scobey,
Mont They expect to make the trip in
ten days
Mrs Anna Hockersmith visited in
MarsnaIltcwn saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius WagOper, "a
Hartland, visited at Monty Villas
Sunday.
The farmers in this vicinity finished
sowing their winter wheat last week,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-28

TUESDAY, and 5s and 40, the extremes
. year ago Wednesday The rainfall In
the twenty -four hours ending at 4
o'clock this morning was 30 OF an
inch At O'clock this morning the
Temperature was Is, compared with 81
at the corresponding hour. Wednesday
morning. M
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-28
PUBLISHES VOLUME OF POEMS.
Irving j. A. Miller, Formerly Of This
City, Has Book Of Verse.

Friends in this city have received
copies of volume Of lyric poems en-
titled To-day and Yesterday" writ
ten by Irving ]. A. Miller, formerly OF
this city but now Of Chicago. The
book has just been published and con-
tains a selection Of poems Of wide range
of subjects, and as the title page sug-
gests suitable for young and old Mr..
Miller is a brother OF H. 3. Miller OF
this city.
In the illustration accompanying the
poem, Gods Flowers" one Of the
babies pictured Is the infant son Of
Arthur Brennecke, of near Ferguson.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-28
coneert At AIhion SATURDAY.

Concert at the Albion Presbyterian
church at .. m. on Saturday, Sept 30,
This will be the first of series Of en-
tertainments given for the Albion high
school piano fund. Help to give this
fund its first BOOST. Mrs. r. B. David
son. Miss Margherita Lewis, Mrs. r.
w. Doolittle and Carol Houghton. of
Marshalltown, assisted by Misses
Minnie Holt. Lotia Arney, Messrs.
Austin and Floyd Wiley. Mrs. Austin
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-28

Presbyterian ehasch I'm Albion W ed
snesday night by the w. &. T. Y. The
medals we're won by Miss Wilma Will,
cox, whose defamation was Good
Might. Papa" and by Joy Smith, whose
subject was IT in Doubt" VI
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-28
rMn Min SILVER

Two Win Silver Medals. &
Six young women and an equal num-,
her Of young men participated in q
double silver medal contest held at the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-28

Wiley. and our own home orchestra.
will appear on this program. Admis'
sion 20 and Is cents. COMMITTEES.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-28
HOLD RHODES FAIR FRIDAY.
Weather Causes Postponement Of Fair

For an Additional Day.
Because of the rain Tuesday night
and Wednesday. that made It impos-
sible to. open the annual fair of the
Eden District Agricultural Society
Wednesday, the fair has been extended
over Friday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-28

Mrs. NJ E. Wilson, Of Mason CITY.
returned home Wednesday after "A visit
with her son, V. @. Wilson.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-28
Notice

3f1I Notice.
A home talent play. Mrs. Tubbs Of
Shantytown," will he given at the
Green Mountain church Friday eve
ming. Sept. 90. WIN begin promptly
at S O'clock. Committee.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-10
j3uscitiinbnik sapans.

apfip, 8. sop. Soier lit befannt
selporoen. bab Sic lapaniide @egieruns
iid inforl1,eu berpflidtet bat, bic baus
ernbe 8eiibnabme Der bentld]en 8olp=
nien auf Sen giibiee Snleln (Garo@
Iinenz ,tnb Mlariannen Silelm nidbt
5u einem @csenitanoe ibrer Sorberlutz
gen auf Dem Sriebensfongreb nod oeln
ariege 5u MAIDEN. Gieie Snieln liesen
,lidt tpeit bon Der amerifaniiden 8es
iibll1,g Guam. Dem alnerifanil6enGnbs
orte bes &asifilben aabcls. Gs beibt,
Dab bie Ser. gtaaten informcll Den
@uni1 alsseoriidt bdttell baB biclc
Snleln ,,idt Dauernb i'm Sciiec Sapans
Iberbleiben. 9n bie bctreffenbcn Snicln
|eenleiniam BON Ben Slottcn Gnglanbs
uno ssapans beiett' ipurben, 8laubt
man, bnb Grnbbritan.,ien bel bem in@
fprnlslcn gbfpmn,en Den @erlnittler
gelpielt bat.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-10
Mcltr 3fnbitoif.

@aibin9ton 9. Mob. 9as
Staatsbepartement eripartet nit Gorge
ipeitcre 8eridte iiber5 bie geltrige Cor
pebirllng bes britiid6en 9aliagierpam@
piers slrabia. 3ipar tit nod nicbts be-
fannt geiporbe,, pb iid) auf bemlelben
Mmerifaner beiunbcn baben aber Die
siaGrid]t ser britiId)en shn,iralitdt,
bob elm gdiff nit 5lriloerten bon 9ai@
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@inoer. pbne @arnllne torpebirt lpllr<
Sc. brinst nclle gdpicrigfeitcn III sic
bcreits pqr6anoenc Snbmarincirase.
gpllte lid Die alts 2onbon einse@
troffenc Nelbung bon elmer Sorpeote
rllng bes amcrifanilden Srabtbame
piers .Gplumbian" beitatiecn, 10
biirfte bies Das @erbdltnib alpiiden Sen
Ser. Staaten unb Scutidlano ipieber
bpdfritiId selialten. 9ieIer Sampfel
mar am 81. Sftober bpn Bottom mad
@enla abaciabren. Sic meiiten Mits
glieber leiner 9cmannung raren slmes
ritaner.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-10

men iuir einen acknowledgements
allf Die Snicl &ecoba, @eitsMnatolien,
Die lange 3eit binbur1 Ser GerIamn1z
llngsort bon 8anbiten getpclen lit, bie
init 6ilfe fentbliher ariegsI6iffc un~
lere 8iiite iiberfallen unb gepliinbert
battcn. 8ir t6bteten iibcr 100 8anbis
ten unS nabmen biele anoere sefangeu.
Die gebcnft iplrben.
1Gin feinolides Slus5eng ipllrbe
bon cillem lulerer Slieser in ser
Nabbaridaft bon s,nprna abgeldpIz
len. iSe Sniailen itiir5ten ing Meer
nno fonntcn nicbt 9ercttet iuerben.
oSigris Sront: llniere Sreitpilz
lisen baben cine feinblide S9ipabron
nabe Selabie pollltanbis allfserieben.
Spdter ipnroen bonn Seirlb 5iuet Sn~
fnnteriebataillpne sur @erltarfllng ber@
angebracbt, sic ebenfalls 5uriidgelhlaz
gen ipllrpeu. Ser Seinb crlitt ibipere
gerluite, ipdbreno nnlere unbebeuteno
pnrell.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-10

llngen fir fltr5e 3eit sic 6iiSrltng
lbernon1men batte, fpieher nit oanscn
131 Stinm1en an hie Spise aeaanaen.
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ar,tltdI felT9eltellt poroen.
Ser Staat gteu Nierifu puroe bon
belpen Garteien beal1lprudjt, trpbpcm
@ugbes, tci 1S6 nod allsl1eheroen
Gre5lnttcn, nit 7St Stilnmen STehrz
belt fiibrte.
Sn ssc7t @irsillien fii6rte Sorebes
np6l, cher Ieirc Wajnritat mor Bel 1876
nod nichf cinberihtcten gSablpresinfz
ten, altf 1880 eeilffen.
Ser sSablfampf NOR ein 10 Icharz
fer uno Sic Waipritaten IN pielen
|Stdotcn iino 10 fi1appe, oaB NON iidl
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-10
8epprItebcnhe seridtlide aiimpfe.

8cuuritebenhe seridtlifJe &iinpfe.
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llebcr5emgmng slnsnruf, naE es Sc
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ben Gcrid)tcn befimpfen miro.
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tee CAB cttc pffisielie Grfarnug nus,
IN lueld,er Der Sicg 9SiliDns nit 272
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-10
Sic et1tideioenoe Otad1rid,t.

eu VI ri g. gfoD nan fnIg Stnubcn nabm Sic ssoh(lno
am nortgen Steustag 1T &afDrnicn
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umnc hes lene Glefonsabl
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eg otprt ete Seipreuns 5soen Singles
nge vs. gSdersbam nnb frHbcren
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-10
Sit wabrcn 4ric0s=
nriadcn.
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ben geridt iiber bie bobbebeutlame
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5berfilnbete, Dab 9euti6lanb nac] 9ee
enDi9llns bieIes arieses an ben @e<
'miibun9en Der Nationen t6eiInebmen
iperbe, eireu oallertlben @eltfrieben
berbeisufiibreu. gu sleider 3eit ant<
ipprtete 6err bon getbmann auf Sic
Jingle 8ebe BEG ensliiden Minil1ers
Des slustparti9en Carl @rep bpr Sen
alislanbilden Spurnaliiten il, 2onbon
III 8e5us auf Sic llriaden ocs ariess-
ausbrnde5. Carl @rep bate befanntz
lid @eutidlanb fir ben aricg perantz
lportlid 9en,adt unn geiast. baB
Geutldlano fir Sic 3utllnft belonbere
@arantien seben n,iiBte, Sen @eltz
friebcn nidt ipieber gu breden."
Ser 8eidsfansler iaste, baB oiele
@uslaiilnsen @reps cine nodn,alige
Dffentlidbe 8elpredln,9 Ser arieosur=
la6en notblpenbig inad1ten. Sic birefte
l1riade bes arieges par 91ublanbs
Wpbiliiation, Sic am 80. Suli 1914
Ianbefoblcn ipltrbe. @ie 9auBlanp,
5ratfrei6 lIno Gnstanb iebr lpobl
IiunBten, fonnte oieier gdritt ,nlr
purd Sic Mpbililotion Gelltldlluubs
unb bur6 bie ariesserfldrl1ng 1beant-
ipprtet iperben. @rep be6auptete nun,
.bab &ublanbs Nacbiliiatipnsbcfebl bent
9eutIdlanbs, sefolgt lpdre nnb be-
5ariinbet leine 9ebauptllng nit elmer
ggtraallsgabe bes Berliner 2pfalanz
seisers, bie am 9'admittase bes 80.
Sui bic fallebe g'ahrid)t bon Geutlds
lunos IobiIiiationsg sgebradt batte ,lnb
besipeeen iofort nntlid fpniis5irt
luprben mar"
sluf bieie blpbe 3eitl,ngsente berllfc
iid @rep in ieinel1 ~biltprilden" sluse
fubrunge,1
Sn gcalls auf Sen aneeblidl mir
befenlipen gbarafter Ser rlililden
0lobiliiation ncrlpies Ser 8cidsfansler
auf Ben 9aiius in Der allsemeinen ruiz
iilden MobiliIationsprber bonn Sabre
1912, in Ser es lpDrtIi6 beibt: ugpn
allerbDditer gtcle miro oarauf binz
gelptelen, bab ell, ieper Mobiliiattonsz
|befebl slcidbebelltenb nit einer&riessz
erflarllns oil 9eutidlanb it,"
Gum ehlltB leiner 9iebe ipies Ser
Neibsfnn5ler a1li sic gercitlniuiefeit
9entl1lanbs fiji, an Ser gbaffune
cincs Sauernben @eltfriebens mit5uz
arbeiter1 allf Ser galis sesenieitiger
politiider 3uaeital,onilIe, bic Der fer
neren gntipidluns aller Nutionen sez
Irebt ipcrbcn nno lrlter 8abrung ber
Sreibeit her Mecre. Selbt Ser piinmz
lite Menih ii, 9elltldlanb lpirb e:
G3reb nibt glaubel1. bab Geutidlanl
Sranfreids aolonien besebrte m<
besbalb Sen &ries berbeilebntc. S}idi
bieier, ionbern allein Ser cnsliidcnllnz
lteritiitung Ser ruliiiden llno frau50liz
'1ben groberllnesacliiite, Die niht of.
| ne eincn 8rieg befrieoist perben fonn.
ten, bat europa iei1e berseitige&riess:
falamitit al berbanfcn."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-10

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