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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-13
Sort Sam Ssmftsn, erebes
21tilit4rlaaer.
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Gan Antonio. Seras.-Surh
Die Nntuuit bon peitercn MiliSeu uno
Die Sr8aniiicrun9 bon bier ueuen 8es
8imcutcrn Sunoestruppen miro Sort
Gam Souitpu bas gr0Btc IilitGrIa9er
in Den Der. Staatcu lett Dem Siir9crs
fric9e. Sier pcrbcu etfpa 10000 bis
1900 Solhateu, eiuiflieBlif H.
600 Mili8cr, cinauartiert ipcrbcu.
Srci8cbubwuhert Innn IiliS aus
SQinpiS lnngtcn bier am s. Suli an.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-13

W biugto II, 8. s. = Sic
merifanii6e Sefacto sGesierlng ipurbe
ain 8. Suli burd ibreu 9otidaiter
@rrebonoo informeu tcrahrittiet,
bab Die Ser. Staaten ibren @orihIdg
f%pillfontmen beiben. allie ihtpebens
ben 9iffereu3en 5ipiihen Den stpei Rez
gierun9en burd birefte 8erba,1oz
Iun9en bei3uleeen.
Die neueite Npte.
GtaatsiefretGr Gaming beanttporz
tete Die Garrau5as 3uitrift bonn A..
Suli am 7. Suli. Sn berielbeu beibt
es ipie fol9t:
.@s lit fir meine Resierung beion>
bers erfreuIih, baB Die Sefacto sHez
sierung bon Iterito seneigt lit. i6nca.
in praftiiher Weiie unb I'M entgegeus
fommenben @eiite Die Nbbilfsnrittel
IN Gripdging 5n 5iebeu, Die 9e9en Die
obpoltenoen Suitdnoe a~ngetpenbet
iperben f6nnen. Sic slei6en 8iinz
ide erlpioerno, lit Die Hesieruns Der
Wereinigten Staaten bereit, iofort 3u
einem Weimln9saustauih b~etreffs
zines praftiifen Ylans an Idreiten,
burh peIten ~eno9iltig Die iesi9eu
S6ipierigteiten binipeggerGumt iper>
ben fonnen nnb pelher Die Wieoerz
bolung bon ioldenL Die Die Guele Der
a%ontroperie iparen, p%erbinbert."
Garran5a befummt pbenbrein finan.
3iele Silie?
R dbington II, 8. 6. - Ser
2auf Der greigniiie bat Den Sebli6lag
Der Soffnunsen 9arran3a's, obnc
Silfe cine 9eoronete Hegieruns auf>
reht 5u balter. nah Der Iuiiht bic
flyer Imtsfreiie tlar betpieien. ga
ibm audi n~noerpeiti9e Siilisauellen
burd ben europdiihen arieg perifIoi>
len limb, 10 oiirfte er iest ben Sunft
erreiht baben, no CT Die sez
bDrigem 9Irgi haften gu
seben bereit iit. nm amerifauiihes
aapital 5u erbalten.
Solsenbe Yrobleme ,miiiieu aber
nod, seloit perben:
: 3uriiduabme Der Straierpebition.
@emeiniame @ren3ipaht.
Sduberung beS norblifen Werito
bon Sanbiten uno @ieoerberitelmns
bon Srieoen unb Srbnuns.
in rubber 3abl.
Tie meritaniihe ~Spielerei" ipirb
Der 6e9ierung in runoer Summe
5%tpeibunbert Iiuionen Collars toiten,
ielbit ipcnn nid,ts ipeiter paiiieren
iolte unb Die W%ili3truppen nur 5tpei
Wonate lang an Der 8ren5e in Be
reitihaft gebalteu iperoen. Bon bieier
Sumne sebt a1erbinss bic Sdlfte aui
Die Inidaffung Der notbisen Iusz
riiitunesitiide, unb bieier Sbeil mag
baber alS barernbe aapitals sInlase
in I%brefnung sebraht iperben. Sen
@eit peri6linet bic 8%eforberuns Der
3rnppen, ibre ge5ablung unb @ers
pflesung. limb err mub tpahien, lie
LANCER bic Rili5eu an Der @ren3e
bleiben.
Oenera!ftab fir 6erfbins's @ii6sna.
Sie 8iidperleeuug pcn Sen. Peribs
Iine's Sauptauartier bon Namiauipu
mad Golonia Oublan 1T bonn aricgss
amt beitdti9t porben, bod iuirb in gbs
reoe geitelt. oaB bieier Bug Der Iors
lldufer zines poQitdnoi9en Niid3ugcs
lei nuo b%ebauptet. baB es lid nur nm
lbie &on5entricrung ieiner Sruppen in
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-13
DreiFmnSert ,lteniebem Smreb
GrHbeben aetSStst.

Sonoon.-Gin beitigcS @rbbcbcu
in Gultaniietta. Si5ilicn. bat Zen Spb
bon 300 Ncnid)en peruriaht. pie aus
ROM 8emelbet lpirb. Sic Spier bcs
fanecn Ith III brci S6fpcicl Iineu.
Die our6 oas erSbeben gum @inltura
sebratt lpurben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-13

Stabt." Cont bat lid bier Die Gage
nod gar uidt 9ednbcrt.-(S. y. S.
(Gs lit pielen ~unierer 2eicrn nidt
betannt. oaB cine geiuiiie StraBe in
Nogalcs bic 0ren5e 5lpiifen Werito
uno Den Ser. Staatcn biloet.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-13
Wan lit aIio in 8alhinaton

, Wan lit allo in 8aIbineton I
erniidtert, berniinftig %setporoen; 4
? ipenn man es alid] ni6t offeu 1
? ein9eIteben ipia. llnb Die 1
, Saliptiafe lit. ba6 babur6 elm I
, unberniinfti9er. unieliger ariee 4
; permieben tpirb. Nber. 10 mub I
; mani lid bod fraeen, tparlim lit 4
; nan nidt glci6 bon Infang on I
; perniinfttg geipeieu? 8eId,en 4
; 3fped bat bas Sdbelraiieln, bas I
&ric9sbrobeu gebabt? Namentz I
} lid, ba man in Waibin9ton n,in> I
mebr burfblidcn ldbt. Der Yrd> 4
iibent babe bon Nnfang an iiberz I
; baript niht Die Nbiitt eebabt, I
; eincn 8rieg nit Rerito 81 I'M I
i5enieren. Solte bas Iues MIR I
politii6e 2odlpciie fir Die I
Singos ieiu? Cher bat YrGiiz Z
bent 8ilion feline 8eihliiiie ges I
droert. nadoem er eingeleben, :
baS Die Stimmlng im 2anbe I
entifieoen 9e9eu ben 8ries lei. I
unb bab Die Ser. Stanten bel :
ben groBen characterization =
Nafbarn in iebr ilblen 8erll6 4
: tommen miiBten, ipenn obne :
ieben trifti9en @runb ein I
lateiniih : amerifaniifer Staat Z
NIT aricg iiber3oeen tpiirbe? 4
Smmerbin, ipelder @runb ben I
YrdIioenteu nlld beipo9en baben :
mag, ben ariees9eonnfen auf3u> :
; 9eben, man miro i'm 2anoe ihon :
; 5ufrteben iein, oab er ipieoer Die :
Yfabe Der Sernunft betreteu bat. I
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-13
4iGa maht mnbil.
Der BON ieinen Wunbeu seneiene
ganoit seiuinnt Stdrfe MT Der
8rense; Garran5a 9arntipnert
laufen 81 linn iiber.
tspssisa fir Stsis seituus be~arsettet.y

CT Saip. Seras.-Sie 9eiiirf,
tln8en Der ~Garrau8asg eamteu itieseu
am Z. Suli, als beriftet tpurbe. baB
cine an3abl bon 9arran5az 8aruiioncu
I'M Noroen 5u Sranciseo 8iud ilbers
ge8angen limb nuo baB Der 8anoitcns
0duptling idueu feline nIte Stdrte in
G%btbudbua 5uriidgetpinnt. Ste be-
rittete ginnabme bon Simine3 ourd
Tiuiiras lit nod uidt beltdtiet, uber
Der Serid)t lit aus 10 pieIeu GucQcn
gefommen, baB man ibu fir tpabr
bdIt. Sb Siuu ieIbit ipirtIi6 ben
Sberbefebi iiber Die mcbr als 1000
Suuoitcn fiibrt, Die am Rontag cine
9nrran5a abtbeiluu9 nabe Simine3
pernihteten uno 0cneral Hamos
tpbteteu, lit ni6t nit Sihcrbeit feits
8eiteQt, ipirb aber BON bielen Nmcri,
tanern uno Rerifunern berittet.
Ss beitebt Die Ytoglihteit, baB cine
ameritauiife Strcitmaht iiber Die
8ren5e geiauot pirb. falls icitseiteIlt
miro, baB IiQa ipirflid am 9ebeu lit.
ebe iit cine Sppoiition Der Garransa.
Sruppen 9eltcnb MAIDEN lam.
Cine Warnuns.
us tpeitereu 9eipeis baiiir. bas
iid Die Se5iebungen 5ipiifen Wcritp
unb Den 3ereinigten Stuaten ipieber
ireunbihaitliter geitalten. betraftct
mau ben llmitanb, bab iih Serr Nrs
rebunbo pernnlaBt lab. Dem Staatss
amt cine ipobl8emeinte 3arnune Dor
@illaz Sanbitcn 5u5uiteIlen. Su bieier
3uihrift luiro cine ernite Nieberlase
Der Garran6asS ruppen SugeitanSen II.
I'M beionbere @afiamieit ieitens Der
ameritauiifeu Sruppen i'm 8ebiet
Der internationalen @rense erIrft,
Defenders in Der 8eacuo bon Big
Senh. Scras, bo es beiBt. bab Die
9aubiteu in pieicr 8id]tung porgeben
unp eiucu neuen lleberiau auf amcriz
taniihem Sooen planen. Sic 3uihriit
purbe uupcr5iiglif Dem Sauptauars
tier beS 8enerals Suuitpu ii6ers
mittclt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-13
aOnsres bleibt bis sum 20. ausua.

Senator aern bon Snbiaua, Der
oemofratiite Siibrer i'm Senat.
propbe5cite bellte nnd elmer balbitiins
bigeu apnferen3 nit Srdiibent @iIion
iiber bas 0eiee9ebun8ss Sro9ramm Der
Administration, baB Der aon9reb iid
am 20. Iugult perta9eu tperbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-13

- Sic Scutideu perloren int Suni
ilcben Nerpplaue ge9eu 81 Der Sraus
5oIen uno Sriten an Der lpeltIiben
Srout.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-13
&erlangerte
&ongrebiiBnng.

Sungree= Seiiiun fam bis stunt 20.
Inguit bnuern, ba Der Senat bic
Shifffabrts= Bill sur 4bitimmuus
brinsen mug, bic H%epublifaner abcr
nit Sltbulterei bruben. = lie neue
Steueruurlage auf Grbihaften unb
Trofite Der Wuuitiurs : Sabri=
fantcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-13
(epeSlea far oIefe Settuna bearbsttst.l

ellington 3. 6. = Sic
Negicrun9ss Shifisbia nirb inn Senat
pabrifGnlih in bicier Seiiin burtz
gepeitid)t lpcrben, ielbit ipenn es uotbiS
mare. Den aougreB Den gan3cn Cont
mer in Sisling gu balteu.
Sics luurbe offentunbi9 ais Ore
Iultdt oes ocnlpfratiihen SenatSs
aautus. Die gtebrbcit Der Semo>
tratcu beitaub bnrauf, Die Bill our
AbItimmung gu bringcn, obiuobl Die
HepllbIitancr init cntifloiieuer Sppoz
iition (bem beltebten Sobtitpdsen)
brobtcn. Die republitantifen Siibrer
haben lid erboteu, lpeuu Die Ittion bis
CUR ndhltcn Seiiiou ncritoben pcrbc,
auf Die ScititeQung zines Satums sur
IbItimmun9 %ciu5ugcben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-13
Ste Steuerpurlage.

8 b II o II, 5. 6. - Sie
all8en1eine Ste%uerbprlnge Der Gbmiuis
itration, iueldc burh erbobte Gintom>
menlteuer nnb nelle Steuern arlf CRIB
idaften uno 8crpinne Der Iunitipnsz
fdbriteu Die @innabnleu Der gunbesz
re9ieruug I'M un9cfdbr S2O0,000,0 900
erb0ben ipQ, murbc Wittpod) bonn
Sauss Gusihub fir WtitteI uno @ege
cmpfcbleub eihberi6tet.
Wan eripnrtet burf sic @prla9e
ant 80. Sum- 1917 einen lleberituB
Dor $266,922,0 900; bllrt bic erbDbtc
@iufommeniteucr$10 900. 900; purd
Die Grbidaftsiteucr $4,000 900,
ipdter iogar $4,000 900; burd Die
Wunitionsltcuer $71,000.0 900; burd)
anocre Steueru $4,000. 900.
Ser 8erift ipeiit barauf bin, DAB
fem anbere5 2ano Der 8elt 10 erpBe
ginnabmeu aus ben inoireften
Steueru er5ielt pie Die Ser. Staaten,
uuo empfieblt cine glei6mdBisere
8ertbeilung Der Steuerlait, Dor allen
SinBen cine erbobte 9eiteuerllng Der
gintommen unb Der grbihaiten. nie
es in Seutihlanb, Sraufreid, SGnes
mari, England, Stalieu uub S6tpeben
Der Sait ut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-13

elmer beiieren itrate9iihen Stelluna
bis uuf lpeitere Gntipidlun9en bauble.
gs lit inbclien cine SbatIahe, bas
Der 8eneralitab Der Irmee Die poqs
itGnbi9e Suriid3iebun9 Der Sruppen
aus Rerifo empfoblen bat, tpenn es
ni6t bic Gbiift Der Administration lei,
Die 8ren5e burt Die geieetbaltune
elmer gone meritaniifen @ebiets gu
iidern. @ie Die Sad)en ieet iteben.
Iiebt Der Stab feinen militdriider
8ortbcil in benz 8er6leib Der Yeribs
ing Sorcc bon $4,000 Wunu in elmer
erponirten Stelung.
Sds Staatsamt opponirt Der Hiids
5ugsempfeblung Deg 8~enernlitabs aus
benz 9runbe, bab bic oiplomatiihc
WirfunS cine n~aftbeilige iein urb bel
ben Weritaneru ben Ginbrud MAIDEN
ipilrbe, als Oh Die Der. Staatcn iit
filrd)tcn.
8efruten init abbdnsisen 8erwanoten
nift scuiinidt.
Gne 9efeblsbaber bon Wilitdrz
Separtements iinb bon SefretGr 8afer
.ermddtist tporben, iolde bon Der Nas
tionalgarbe in Den 8%unbesbienit einsez
mnlterten 2eute 5u entlaiien. tpelhe
~einen ober mebr abbdngiee @ers
panote" baben.
Ser gefebl ipciit Die Oepartementsz
aommanbeurc and an, Die Hetrutiz
r~un9soffi5iere babin 81 initruiren. oab
lie feline Hefrutcn annebmeu iouen,
ipclde 8ertpanote baben. bic bon linen
gum 2cbensunterbalt ~abbdn9is iinb.
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-06-14
ALBERT SCHMIDT, CHICAGO, HAS
LEFT LEG TORN AWAY
BY ROCK.
BLASTING HuRLs ROCK
THRU BLACKSMITH SHOP
Schmidt Struck by Rock, Which
Crashes Thru Side Of Building 81 lack
Distant From Scene Of Blasting.
Shock and Loss Of Blood Will Prob
ably Prove. Fatal.

His left leg shattered below the
knee. as the result Of a most unusual
accident at the LeGrand quarries
late Tuesday afternoon, Albert Schmidt,
aged 49, a blacksmith is at the point
OF death at the Deaconess hospital
Weak from shock and loss Of blood,
Schmidt was not expected TO live thru
the day.
Schmidt's leg was practically torn
off when ne was struck by a jagged
piece of rock which came crashing thru
the side of the blacksmith shop in
which he was working for Dolese Bros. :,
near the quarries Tuesday.
Shop Block Away.
The blacksmith shop in which the
injured man was working was nearly
block away from the point of blast
ing. Several large blasts were set off
Tuesday afternoon, in all 1900 POUNDS
of dynamite being used. AS the result
Of these d piece OF rock as large as a
mans two fists was thrown thru the
air with such force as 10 tear it's way
thru the side of the Blacksmith shop
IN which Schmidt was working. The
rock struck the man below the Ieft
knee and nearly tore the leg off.
Schmidt had lost an enormou {,
amount OF blood before DR.. II. II. Mich
OILS, who was called, could get to the
quarries. The injured man was broug ut
to the Deaconess hospital, where he
was still in a serious condition this
forenoon.
Schmidt said~he was unmarried, and
gave his address as 42S5 Tw enty -Iourtn
street. chicago.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-06-14
Special to Times-Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Fort Dodge, June 14.-"Lefty" Wat
kins, who has been on the sick list for
the last few days. was unable to hold
4 the Dodgers Tuesday afternoon. The
locals gathered in eleven hits, good for
d total of five scores. M2rshall.oHn
sarnered nine, six of which were two
baggers and one home run, yet they
We're forced to go with only three runs.
, Manager Frank Boyle of the Ansons
smiled tho. when he heard Muscatine
had lost.
!. Lisy led off with a single in the first.
Sutton followed suit and Hanson sac
riticed. Henning scored the runners
with single to center then stole sec
ond. but was unable to tally.
That ended the scoring until the
sixth. Marshalltown's first hit off
Gross was gained by Prough. Gross
has been unable to work for several
days because of q sore arm. Of the
two left handlers, however, his work
was the better.
Hit Three Home Runs.
Fenning lofted home run over deep
left fence in the sixth for the Dodgers
third score.
With two gone Prough got home
run over left in the seventh. LeBeau
took advantage of Gross letting down
and smashed out a single. He scored
on Narney's double. Two doubles by
Eunick and Murphy brought Marshall
town another score in the eighth. Ken
nedy, who has been slumping greatly
in batting lately. surprised the fans by
humping one over the fence in the
Dodgers half of the eighth.
Murphy Cuts OF Score.
The Dodgers were not satisfied with
the way things stood. however and
took another run in the eighth. Tur-
geon singled thru the irfield and Wall
put him on third with a double. Ken
nedy's sacrifice fly scored Turgeon
Wall, who vas on second, stood there
after the ball was caught. Smith then
singled to center and Murphy's throw
nipped Wall as he tried for another
score.
One of. the features of the game was
the small number of strikeouts. but
two for Gross and one for Watkins
Watkins passed two while Gross walk
ed none. Both pitchers hit a man, but
, Watkins has wild pitch. 1t was
| Gross debut here. The score:
| MARSH AJJ,TowE
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-06-14
OBITUARY..
Hazen.


William T. Hazen. aged Is, son OF
Mrs. Bessie Hazen, 311 Bromley streer
and a former employee of the Marshall
town Buggy Company, died at $3.50 this
morning of leakage of the heart. He
had been i'll since November.
Mr.. Hazen was born in Dell Rapids,
S. D.. Jan. %. 1883. He came with his
parents to this city three years ago
His father, w. C. Hazen, died since the
family moved here.
MIR. Hazen is survived by his mother
four sisters, and three brothers. The
brothers are L. S. Hazen, Of Denver.
and Chester A. and Herbert Hazen,
whose places Of residence are I'M
known. The sisters are Mesdames NJ.
e. Thies and C. w. Robson. Of Flor
ence, Neb.; Leonard Robson, North
Platte Neb.; and Robert Davis, OF
North ST. Joseph, Mo.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-06-14
LITTLE GIRL HAS CLOSE CALL
Magda Center. Aged 8. Struck b.
Street Car and Uninjured.

! Magda Center. Aged 8, Struck by
Street Car and Uninjured.
| Little Magda Center, aged 3, daugh-
ter of Ian Center, 50S1a East Main
street. had a close call from death or
serious injury when she was struck
by an east-bound fair grounds car
shortly before o'clock this morning.
The little girl escaped with minor
bruises, due to the fact that the fender
picked her up. Motorman Joseph Glenn
ons. who was in charge of the car,
removed her to her home.
The accident happened between
Fifth and Sixth avenues. The tot was
pulling her little wagon across the
street, and passed in front of the car,
going north. Almost Immediately after
she had crossed the tracks the little
girl turned back and attempted TO re-
cross. The fender struck her and she
was carried about 100 feet.
A surgeon who examined the little
girl found that no bones were broken.
and that only a few bruises were sus-
tanned, and they will not be serious
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-06-14
Funeral at liseomb.

Funeral services for L. J. Gould, a
former resident of Written and Clifford,
who died Thursday, June s, at his
home in Pulaski n. Y. were held Tues
day from the home of Mr.. Gould's
daughter. Mrs. Mary Saint, west of
Liscomb. Mr.. Gould's death was due
to cancer Of the stomach.
Rev Eugene Curless, of Written, had
charge of the services, and nephews
of Mr.. Could acted as pail bearers. In
torment was in the Benson cemetery
at Written.
In attendance at the funeral from
distance were Mrs. Nellie Parsons
and daughter Lola, of Bourbon, Ind;
Roy Gould. Des Moines; Elvin Gould,
of Written; Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hill,
of Albion, and Mrs. J. r. Haines and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Troutner, of this
city A daughter, Mrs. Bertha Lin
gle, Of Claremont, s. D., arrived Tues
day evening, but too late for the fun
araI
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-06-14

Percheron Society of America. The
point involved was the registration by
the Percheron society Of colts bred
along certain lines and owned by the
plaintiffs. Judge Harris directed ver-
dict in favor Of the plaintiffs. Weber
was interested to the extent Of dam
ages asked in the sum. of $4,000. The
Burgess company asked for 100000
damages for damage to business by al
legged false statements made by the
Percheron society relative to the man
ner in which the Burgesses conducted
their business.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-06-14
MRS. SMITH WEEDS.
Marshalitown Young Woman Become,
Bride Of Milwaukee Man.

Word receiyed in this city tells OF
the marriage on June 10 at Atlanta
Ga, of Mrs. Marian Louise Smith. OF
this city. to Richard Perry Tinkham
.of Milwaukee. southern representative
of the Economy Electric Railway Com
pany, of Chicago. The wedding took
place at the Presbyterian church at
o'clock in the evening, Rev. p. P. Finn
officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tinkham left Atlanta
for wedding trip thru the south. ant
will be at home after July 10 at 29j
East North avenue, Atlanta.
Mrs. Smith is a daughter Of Mrs
Julia Smith. of this city, and has been
away from the city since January. Wis.
iting thruout the south with an aunt
Mr. Tinkham is the Oldest son OF G
P. Tinkham, a lumber dealer Of Mil
Waukee.
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At the Hospitals.

Mrs. d. II. pohrmann, of Hampton.
underwent an abdominal operation at
the Deaconess this morning. Her
condition is good.
George Stevens, living. north of the
city, submitted TO an operation for
acute appendicitis at the Deaconess
this morning. He is recovering salts
factorily.
Mrs. H, F. Horton, of Lamoille, had
tonsils removed at the Deaconess
Tuesday.
Frank Surber. living at the Chicago
Hotel. underwent throat operation
at the Deaconess today.
Charles, the 5-year-old son of DR..
and Mrs. G. A. Noggle, lis North Cen
ter had his tonsils removed at the
Deaconess this morning
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-06-14
ST. MARY's COMMENCEMENT.
Exercises c; Glass Graduation TO Be
Held at Odeon.

Exercises {. NIdSS STd0udtioV 70 DC
Held at Odeon.
Commencement exercises of St.
Mary's Institute will be held tonight
at the Odeon. when a class of five will
be graduated. Rev. Father Thomas
w. Drumn, of Cedar Rapids apostolic
missionary of Iowa. and a lecturer of
note in his church, will deliver the
class address on the subject, "Educa-
Ltion and Patriotism Rev. Father
Drumm arrived in the city this morn
ing. and is the guest of Rev. J. j.
Fitzpatrick.
At St Mary's rectory this morning
Rev. DR.. F'itzpa trick was host to the
members of the class and their teach
ers at an o'clock breakfast, served in
four courses by Miss Catherine Cahill.
Father Fitzpatrick's housekeeper. The
table was decorated with the class col
ors. white. gold and blue. and Ameri-
can flags, the latter in honor of flag
day.
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TO REDUCE HAZARD.
c. G. N. w. Railroad to Build Fence
Between Tracks

In order TO eliminate hazard CAUSED
by people walking around west bound
passenger trains al Third avenue, in Or
der 20 gain the Sidewalk, the Chicasu
& Northwestern Railway Company Is
planning 10 build picket fence be-
tween the tracks from the west line
Of Third avenue to some point east.
Passengers will then either have to
wait the departure of trains to gain
tbs sidewalk, or use the viaduct.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-06-14
BENEDICT & BRINvNALL SPECIALS
Many Bargains Now Offered in Suit

Many Bargains Now Offered in Suits
Dresses, Skirts, Etc.
Get some of the bargains now on sale
at special prices at the Benedict &,
Brintnall store. Remember any ladies
suit in the store for S9.9S.
One lot Of children's white dresses.
ages 2 to 5, for half price. Just a lit
tie soiled.
Great values in children's dresses for
80 cents and 81. White wool dress
skirts in serge for $3.50 each. Your
choice OF fifty pieces of thirty-six inch
voiles. fine styles, for q cents yard.
A new lot of sport cloths just re-
,ceiyed. Benedict e. Bfintnall.
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In the Police Court.

J. W. Mcfarland was arrested Tues
day night by Officer Delahoyde
charged With assault and battery on
the person of James Nugent The
men got into dispute and Nugent
alleged Mct'arlan struck him Nc
Farlan pleaded guilty in Justice Peek's
court this morning and was fined the
costs, $i.Sa. which he paid.
Samuel Jones and Joseph German,
arrested by the police for for intoxi-
cation, were before Councilman Nc
Farland. mayor pro TEN. Tuesday
Jones was assessed S. and costs. and
German 81 and costs.
Card Of Thanks.
VIC 6ea rffel1
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-06-14
Notice,

We, the dentists Of Marshalltown
will close our offices Wednesday aft
ernoons beginning Wednesday, June
IA, and continuing until Oct. I. DIR
w \. Choate, Dr. D. A. Collision, DR.
H. F. Echternacht, DR.. B. o Frazey
Dr. L. r. Kellogg, DR.. R. J. Andrews
DR. E. C. Lynn. DR.. L. B. Lynx. DR.
G. W. Miller, DR.. H. c. Mueller, DR.
J. A. Walser.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-06-14
Wehar Wins Suit

Henry Weber arrived home Tuesday
evening from Bloomington, H., where
he has been in attendance al trial il
the circuit court in which ne was CO..
plaintiff with the Burgess Stock Farm
Company. of Bloomington, vs. tn.