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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-12
Smmelmanm aurpsitnoent.

2eutnaltt Smmelmann, Der fiibnc
5liegerbelo, lit, ipie oie oeutIde
So6ldul5eitung meloet, oeutid)er
aorporationsItuoent. Ser lGb1iide
&elerpelelltttamt lit Stuoent Der Sssn-
Observation-Disclosures an Der Ores
oener tednilden Sodi6uIe uno ols
FOLDER aftipes Nitelieo oes afaoe-
miid)en Slrnpereins gu Dresden inn
Serbanbe oes q. z. 9. 2eutnont
Smmelmann bat bis ieet lieben @lts-
5eifnlngen erbnlten. Sn Sadien:
/ 3itterfreu5 bes MilitGr ct. Sein.
ribs Sroens. 9. &itterfreu5 smei-
ter &ioIie oes 4Ibred)toroens nit
S6pertern. 3. SiIberne Srieorid,.
4ugultmeoaiae am ariegsbau6. I'm
BreltBen: /. Oroen pour le merite.
2. Hitterfreu5 nit Sdmertern bonn
9alsoroen Der &oben5oIern. 3. 81
lerneS 9reu5 5ueiter uno A. erIter
Gla1le.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-12
I,okaIes.
Mus Der StaSthaae.

Gem alomo Council Of Sop
Scouts lpuroe Der 9anf ausgelpro=
den fir oie our6 Die Mitglieoer
beim 8lurnen : Set geleiitete Siilfe.
&ommiiar @orlonb erbalt einen
10tdgtgen llrloub, Inn nit benz
@ltsitelun9s aomite nod @aibing-
ton reilen 8u fonnen. Sir ben Sn=
genieur 81. s. 8oncooit peroen
$3.50 a~ngeuieien. Yflaiterungsor,
beiten in ben StraBen: Cameron,
Souiton bis Commerce.; Grofett,
9onbam bis 8onie; 5outb Stores;
San Intonio & 4ronios 8aB 8abn
bis @alpeiton @arrisburg & San
Nntonio gileubabn; Siio-6lores,
@alpeiton, Sorrisb1re & San 4n=
tonic giIenbabn an San &eoro
Greet; Blum, 9otpie big 8onbam,
meroen ~ataenon1fnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-12

ooB Elm Sell Der 9troBe nuo einiee
Sofe in fur5er 3eit iiberi6memmt
lpuroen. 9ie 8oli5ei w1roe tele-
pboniid bena6ridtigt uno entferntc
ben Damn.
: SEER 8. .. simons, felt uttge-
fabr 3 Sabren @n5etgeogent fir Die
vSreie 8reiie fir Seros", lit beute
morgen in Gennep's Sanatoriltm ge-
itorben.
airs. Sat sfiner, in Der
gtoro 2areoo StroBe mobnboft, mel
oct Ser goli5ei, oaB ibr aus ether
Grube Supelen I'M @erte BON $3.50
geltoblen tp1lroen.
SEER 81. 6. 6 e, Ser
ausgeber Ser u9elltI6en Gunoidau"
in @uero I%tattetc uns ieinen 8eiud
M
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-12
Cite Bekannte.

Bouts ptsrrab ersablt. Der rOeut>
f4en Mo&snfdrift Fir Die Rieber.
lanbt1 sufDlse, In ng'Snbepenbtnee~:
etnes Cages pernabm man am Britt.
tentopf BON Otrmuib,n, too unfere
btlstf@) 2aufsrdben rur tpenige
Dieter bon ben bettf9en eutfernt lie.
gen, bon bortkr pt5Blt1 etne Sttmme,
bic tn reinem MdIonifd REF: Sinh
9oratts unter eu4s" SIN belsif9en
2aufsraben fab man fi4 iberraf6t
an. Der Deutfde fragile tpetter:
Sinh pieuedt 2euts aus CUISINES
inter euh9" Gs mar ipirsIid elmer
unter uns, unb nun entiponn ii6 bic
folsenbe nnterrebune: 80 BIN
Sdmtot, Der Deutf9s, Der 6orarbei,
ter In Der Gabrif bon 8 Meine
Srau TT etne 3ohter aus Der vBlautpe
mii3erplaat," auf benz ,9rim," bu
tpeibt f4on." Der gersmann aus
Guesmes mar anfdnsli9 tpie bonn
Donner geriibrt, aber ala tr bic Sttms
me oeutltd pernobm, fasts er: ,@ons
gepiB, Den Wann tenn i'd. Der
Oeuti9e ppbnts Dor benz Rrieo f9on
5ebn Sabre In Guesmss unb mar bort
perbetratet." 0a rtef Der Oeutfde:
rWenn i4 iiber Guesmes auriidtomme,
peroe i'd BEL otr gu 6auie fagen, boB
ou gefunb biit."
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Mdniebnmnr.
Ste Jslbgranen laKem iid ni9t lei6t
bte 3anme berDsrbem.

Gus benz parroDzMal ptrb Der
rRl. pr." bertdtet: DAB uns Rriegern
trob 96nee, Regen unb fonfttesr ortz
genehmer Rriegs5utaten bier TN setnz
beslano Der 9umor gDttlob ntft ouse
gebt, oas 1T ia etne betattrte Sat-
fade. DAP aber gu unierer guten un>
terholtung Die fleinen f%eIbgrauen bier
betnigen Rameraben, senannt syelo=
mdufe, fotpie BITE golbeelben 6aielz
mdufe bel ~beitragen, biirfte ni9t o1s
gemein befannt fein.
Wenn mir beimi9reiben, pie uns
Nadts otefe ntebli9en Sier9en iiber
aopf, &umpf unb @lieomaba1 meg
fpa5ieren, oann iiberlduft eud babeim
etne @dnIebaut. Wir ober pifen Der
M~duieplaee bic bumortftif9e Sette
ab5ugetpinnen.
NQnd9tlt9 = tpenn bas leBte 2iht
I'm @rbloh berfofhen = geben uns
bic MGus9er cine fleine 9anaporftelz
lung. Sn alien @den bebt Elm Gribs
beln uno Rrabbeln, ein Naaen uno
pfeifen an, unb mad unb mad berz
fammelt ii9 bic muntere @9ar In Der
4rena. Sir geleudtuns forsen tpsr
oann NIT unferen eleftriiden 9dIhenz
Iampen. Woblauf bag Spiel fam
begtnnen.
3uerft tansen ie etne Traneaife -
es itn6 ia fraraDffde Mdufe - por
lauter Sreuoen, SAB fe fid ale sefunb
tpieber einsefunben. sic tpedfeln BITE
plGse, r6anee8 beg places - Mous
unb Mdufin ~berneisen it9 Dor etnans
Der compliment" = gang genau
mad Der Sunaorbnuns. DIS Muifz
beglettuns pfeift Die Manfefapelle bas
betannte nGfiibpirmdenzsS opn" NIT
benz Sert: .Wenn Ole Nadr fih ME-
b%erienft u. 10" Die Mdufefdpie<
germiitter aber ffauen tpoblgefGnig
gu. Sdimmeln ober Sibenbleiben
gibts ni6t, elm GROCER Mduierid forgt
als San5orbner bafir, baB ole Maus
etblun19en sebolt perbeu. Wa9 Die.
Ter idneibisen ginlettung foGst Elm
9opstpal5er nad Der Melobte: ,Sm
parropipalo 1T 9olaauftton" = iebr
luftig an5ufeben. 60 gebts nod etne
quite Weile meter, bann IGuft duf etnz
mol alles ausetndnber. es mub tpoA
Raffeepaufe fein.
Wtr itnb tobmiibe, I0i9en bic co.
ternen unb fhtnfen Elm. Jrtbmorsens
sibts oann alIerlei Iuftise ueberrafdz
unsen. Mnes, mas nidt niets uno
naselfeft par, bdt BET Der n19tli9en
Raffeepduie berbolten miiFen. Da
ltesen balb abs.freHene Ma9slidter,
9~rotbroden, Wurftaipfel unb fonfige
RorttGten etnes drmen Rriesers. Giner
meiner aameraben trdgt eben fetnen
getern erit angefommenen tpunberfhos
nen @uselbupf (Mf4tuden) berbei. =
Mel4' cine lleberraf1ung!
DO f9au fer, Dopib, DO bent BITE
bunoerfhledttgen MGus In metn' nete
9~uselbupf neibaut." Gin ansemetnes
9eld1ter bri1t aus. Iatfd6lid bns
ben Die Mdufe in bas God bes @us
gelbupfs unfere 0erbanbspotte BIN
eingetrosen uno bort Elm Neit sebaut.
70 ti9 bod E perfreHne 8anbe,"
bsbt etn anorer an. mir bent fe E
God tn mel 3tpiebadfddle s'freF'n I'm
Die gan5en 3piebad auss 'leert." =
Da erbebt fi9 elm pfiffiser gaper In
Der anbern gde: rNaa, 8ruosrbers.
DO fans BEL Dir no net arg aiinfti, BEL
MIR fan's no bull aussefdammter
g'pe'n; mir bomm's mein 3piebads
fad ~auffnDpft, bamm bic 3niebad
'ransg'fref'n TN bamm bernah gang
fauba pibber autn0pft.@
Can sG1efr N 81 Rnhn
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JeraS.
Stint nterifonilde

Stint merifonil1e 8anoiten
iiberfielen ant 9onneritag obeno
5milhen 9 u11b TO ubr ben sSor,
mer Curtis 8aples nno toteten oen-
ielbea our6 5mei S6iiie. 8oples'
Sorm liegt in Der @egeno BON Merz
eeoes, bieaei6t 5ebn Meilen bonn
8io @ranoe; Ser Monn lpuroe etma
5ebn Sd]ritte BON leiner 9austiir
entfernt getotet. Die onoern SSoml=
lrcnglieoer borten oos Mbfeuern
Der Sdiiiie uno fanoen oen Marm
in einem trodenen 8epGiierunas=
graben liegen; er lebte nod, als
man i'm in's Saus i6nffte, peridieo
aber furse 3eit oarauf.
Die in Ner-8rannfels obqe=
baltene Sabres : &onpention Ser
teraniIden fretpiGigen sseuerlpebren
tit am 9onneritag beenoet moroen.
Mls ~Serlammlungsort fit 1917
tpnroe San 4ngelo beItimmt; ais
Yraiioent oes @ereiniguna puroe
Com 8rigbt BON Semple gepablt,
tpabreno Der bisberige SefretGr 3.
20. Sbmit Elm meiteres Sabr in
leinem amte perbleibt.
&idaro Moiors BON Grodett
tnl1roe BON ieiner bon inn Iepariert
lebenoen Srou nit elmer Irt mae
grIffen unb lebensqefGbrlid per=
lebt. Wfaiors batte lif) mad Dem
9altle Der Sron beeeben, nm cine
gerlobnnng ansubabnen; oie 8rau
glebt ON IN Selbitoerteioiguna ae=
bdrtoelt 5l ba6en uno ipuroe inter
$4,000 giirgldaft eeiteIt. Mad, ar5t-
ltd)em Mnsipru6 fam Waiors niht
am Seben bleiben, Ga ibm ser @opf
geipnlten lit.
Cine groBe S6lanee, fpelde in
ore 4pparate Der eleftriifen 8e-
leltd9tungsanlaee in 8ictoria ae-
frod)en mar, bra9te ste oelifoten
Snltrnmente oerart in l1noronuna,
oaB Die Staot fir ole Oouer bon
10 Winuten in 9unfelbeit qehiiQt
mar.
= 60 Stuoenten ser MuItiner Uni
oeriitat baben ibre, MIma mater" per-
la1Ien uno limo als 5reimiGiae in
Die aompagnien 6 uno s. oes 3pei-
ten teranilfen Snfonterie @eoi-
ments eiugetreten.
3Dei @ouiierer namens @il-
liam Sarris uno s. 9alsmortb, TO-
iute Der 5armer Sobn @oooion aus
Boqnila meroen lett einem Gaae Dor
Dem allf goqniaa nno Glen SPRINGS
oerubten ueberfaG permiBt; perI6ie-
oelte Abteilutgen baben iid) iest
gebiloet, Die Nohforidungen iiber
Den gerbleib Der geridpunoenen
anltelen ueroen.
gtad Dem 9eridt oes gonf-
fonlmiiiars Batterion mar gnoe
april in Den Spar : 0epartements
BON % terariifen s~taatsbonfen sic
Summe BON $3,4t2,153 oeponiert.
Cine 2ofal Option : @obl
miro an 10. sunni IN DEM ouf Dem
Seltlanoe gelegenen Sei[e BON Sol
pelton @onntp abgebaIten per6en.
YIN Somitag, oen 20. Moi,
felert Der Gillespie Goirttp San
gerbuno IN Eeters Spernbous in
6rteorldsbnrg elm Sangerfeit.
Sn 5rieoridshlrg itarb Ssrou
5arrp @oebmann inn Sitter bon 90
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@aoies6en. soe +. / 0so. giinSeI.

0aoies6en, zoe +. 1 9bo. @iinoeL.
SlumentobI. $1.75 fir 10 Gtid.
Siutebeln, Segas Bermuda, $1.75 per
erate; eboiee, $1.25; gbrhital @ar,
ganaib, $500 II. $3.50 per 8uSfel.
gierpflanaen, $1.20 per BufdeI.
9opflalat. 65c unb 75c per Camper.
@r,ner Rfeffer, Seras. 15c Der $40.
Reerrettias@ nraeiu. per gfs. 12Mc
Sobnen, California 8abcus, $3.50;
COLORADO $500; Gina. 1925; Robh.
$I.25; Slad gbes. $5.25; @riire Bob
nens Der 8nffel, SITS.
Seeten, 40c per 9so. sgiinbeI.
Ora, $3.50 fir elm 8ufdeI.
9elbe WlirseIn, 40c II. 45c Der 9sS.
Seuerte, 90c II. 500 per 9bo.
gieb-Rarft.
Som antonio, Ser, ~. Rai 1916
4iihe $500 bis $500.
&dlber $3.50 bis $500.
Odieu $500 bis 1915.
Gulen $3.50 bis 1925.
Ct. 2ouis, -. @ai 1916. - Ninbs
bieh. Serassgieh, 1925 Bis 49,
Sdtpetne $3.50 mo $1,000.
6Hnte.
SdlInere pom ShIodter % gts.
Setdte BIN S6Iadter ........2 90 CITE,
Grin aefaIsene ..........t3h sta
Seae.
Wolf nn0 Su6s 20 gf&
aneoras Siesen, per gfS. 10 Cts
An9orasSiegen, befddoiGt - 5 Cts
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SanS III Uerrenten.

9as nntere nnS pbere Stofuerf
BON Nr. 218 SfsGpmmeree Strase
tit 5n berrenten. Ribere Gnsfunit in
Der Office Der DSreien 8rcTe".
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san antoniu, Seq, IL. @ai 1916
grtrne CRUDE Cotton Seeb Oil, 10
Gents per @anone.
Sew 9urt, IL. @aai.-Spot lie bio;
Nai, $1t.00 1t. $11.10; Sum-, $11.10
$11.20; Suli, $11.25 unb $11.26;
Nr9uit. $11.29 unb $t1.30; Septems
Der, $11.30 unb $11.35; OCTOBER,
S10.26 uno $10.27; Robenber, $9.40
SAL; 9eaember. $3.50 unb $9.31.
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Gn id)werer Nrtiaeriefamef lit
5lutidlen ben Sentiden mno BEN Gna.
lanoern nm bic &eSonte ,.Sobensoi.
Tern" i'm 0anse.
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Dad etiuasl

er: y@an ioet ourf oas aiilIer
meroert nllr 8a5iaen iibertraoen.
@as gIaubit 0lt, mas Elm MGodell
altf oieie @eiie befommen fonn3"
Sic: g@inen Monn."
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Grnnbeiseafun,s . itcbertraauuoen.

D. uno y. SaIbe8 an g. uno 8. Soz
eelifetn, Grunoftid in 9os %nqeles
9elgbts; $40 II. q.
~ =; Snti6ef an Sran aotie g,rt>
l4et @rlinoitiid an Der grosbb ctr. !;
albert uno Srau Soma gerner an
:; Gllbin @runoftiid an ser gIer ct. p;
eparles Woebri9 uno Srau an @briz
lllal Sralnfte, 81 Ider 2anb; $3.50.
IT. 8urntib an 81. Waurer, @runoz
lli9 III Soufb Delights; $814.52.
,Sdiles y. sStiart an Sam Srieomon
$6,826. S''ube'
Satspielp Sotpniite @~onrpanb on =
g- @erbaro. @runoitiid IN Sofepiem.
Y. CAN'T an 8iaiam giIe. @rl1ubz
md III &i1giton 5eiabts; 5000
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Sammnule.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

San Nntonio. Seras, 1928 Cts.
@albelton geItern, 1886 Gents.
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WentMfe.

aartoffeln. California, 1925; Colo
rabo, $3.50.
SiBe 8artoffelu. 2ouiiiana. $1.75.
Somaten, 3eras, 6 a0rbe, $500.
&ohl, $3.50 II. $500 Der Crate.
Gbinat. &c per gflno.
Eeteriilie, 35e per 9bb. s8iinbeI.
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SmsO SensI, ltbrmader. 224 6.
Commerce Strnfe.
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= . b e.

8%abriagerin: uSbrem Screen
llegt cine Dame nobe nit lebr picI
@elo. 0oS gibt cine reide 8artie.~
9err: gSino Sic Sbrer Sode
gang Iiher2"
@%nbriagerin: Sang iider!"
0err: Damn fonnten Sic mir
oaroufbin eigentIid 8lpan5ia @orf
p%umpenl@
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San Grlaubnisideiue-

$. = 9alff, 8eiddftsbaus, @. So,Is
non StrnBe uno Noro Shores Gtrose
$50, 900. Nb''
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-11-21
Steamboat Rock Items.
Special to Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican,.
Steamboat Rock, Nov. 21.--The scar
city of buildings for residence purposes
has manifested itself in our town. there
being no houses vacant. John Cretin
has bought building of C. Sterns and
removed same to the lots west of his
house and carpenters have been em-
ployed to prepare it for a dwelling
house. Professor AMMAN is to occupy
it when completed.
The German Presbyterians have pur-
chased the Methodist property consist
ing of nearly three lotsr with church
and parsonage. The Presbyterians or
ganized a church here last summer and
from now on will have preaching every
Sunday, Rev. Mr.. Kruse having been
secured as pastor. He will move here
with his family and occupy the par
sonage.
c. T.. Seminar has bought the prop
erty now owned and occupied by II. A.
Gellhorn and possession is to be taken
at once Mr. Gellhorn and family ex-
pect to leave soon for Oklahoma, where
they will make their home. in hopes
that the climate will be beneficial to
the health Of their son Ernest.
E. Christians, cashier of the Farmers
State Bank, has purchased the residence
property occupied by the A. S. Root
family and will make extensive i'm
prevements The interior of the resi-
dence will be equipped with all modern
conveniences and some exterior i'm
provements will also be added. .>@
Most of the farmers have finished
gathering their corn. the most Of which
yielded from thirty five to fifty bushels
per acre.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-11-21
EASY TO KEEP YOUR
WOODWORK new
Don't Use ! Harmful Polish

Careful housewives in ever-increasing
number are keeping woodwork and fur
niture clean and new-looking from day
to day with Tobey Polish. This is the
old secret shop formula of the Tobey
Furniture Company Chicago and New
York;, used for many years on their
finest pieces.
Tobey Polish Is the safe cleaner and
beautifer of al fine furniture and wood
work. Il cleans easily, quickly, per-
fectH. No hard rubbing. You see the
fine results immediately. 1t is more than
! furniture polish because it does its
work without leaving greasy film or
veneer. All you see is the original
finish, restored and beautifed.
When used in time, Tobey Polish
prevents unsightly checking and crack
ing by nourishing the vanished sur.
faces and keeping them elastic. It does
not dry up the finest finish. It is always
and everywhere the safe polish. It
stands to reason that the polish used by
! big, reputable furniture house is surely
the one for you. Tobey Polish is now
being used in the finer homes through
out the country.
Try it on any article of furniture
chair, cabinet or piano-and see the big
difference. See how it maintains the
newness of fine automatically not
collect dust. Bottles, 25c and Soc. Quart
jugs, 81. Sold by leading dealers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-11-21
Northern Io1ua Items

near Portsmouth, England and came to
| America nearly twenty years ago. He
served in the Spanish American war
1t will be of interest to the many
friends of Mr. Thompson, his estimable
wife and daughter, Miss Constance, to
know that this legacy is sufficient to
place them on easy street" They
will continue to reside in this city and
plan to soon commence the construc-
ton of a modern home.
Strawberry Point.
Altho appearing in good spirits N the
morning, Harry Ward, farmer living
six miles from here, returned t. his
house Sunday noon and grabbing q
razor from the kitchen table, cut his
| throat and died in a few minutes. III
health is given as the cause. Ward was
| 40 years old and leaves wife and two
small children. He has two brothers
William and Robert of this city. and
| two sisters, Mrs. Tromble and Mrs. \
j. Williams Of Lamont.
Waterloo.
Burglars raided six Waterloo homes
Tuesday night. Altho they failed to Sc
cure large amount of valuableS they
| left doors and windows open. AS a re-
suit water pipes were frozen and food
stuffs destroyed Because the same
| methods of entrance were employed al
all the places the police are confident
| the same parties are responsible foi. the
wholesale raids. The homes raided be.
longed to Mrs Fred Dahl, E. H. Lyons
c.. NJ. Anderson, F. NJ. jenkins, Guy
Mead and Frank Tretter.
Denison.
The board of supervisors Of Craw-
ford county has accepted the design
submitted by Joe Goss of Denison, for
| the soldiers monument to be erected
at corner Of the court house square
The monument will weigh ninety five
tons and will stand thirty-four feet
in height with base 11x15 feet -Four
columns resembling those Of the new
| court house will support q pedestal
upon which stands a statue Of a Union
soldier at parade rest. The monu-
ment will cost about $4,000.
Gilmore City.
Supervisor Byrnes is advertising for
| bids for gravel hauling to be done on
the road east from the corner five miles
south of town<on the Pioneer road. This
stretch has been newly graded land
drained and when treated to an upper
crust Of gravel will give us almost con
tinuous macadam between Pioneer and
here Mr.. Byrnes says that he and Mr..
E,sen have both received their author
ity to work on the half mile south OF
town, 1t being put in the county road
system. and as soon as the engineer re-
ports on the grading that road also will
be graveled, which is good news to the
farmers south Of town who have been
compelled to wade those mud holes in
past years
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-11-21

from teachers or the city and members
ofsthe mothers club.
The suggestion was adopted by the
mothers and accordingly each Satur-
day morning at the theater liz devoted
to pictures designed to entertain and
at the same time prove Instructive to
Children of school age up to Is years
The subjects selected for the pictures
include fairy tales. mother goose sub
iects, interesting pictures of travel
ard so-called slap stick comedies
from which common" and vulgar
incidents are omitted.
According to all concerned, the plan
is proving a tremendous success. 1t
Is said that one OF It's advantages Is
that the children are enabled to devote
tieir evenings to study, knowing that
they will be allowed to attend the
theater Saturday morning and witness
a program longer than the ordinary
one. Another advantage. it Is said. lies
in the fact that films dealing with the
current events slch a. the European
war can be exhibited and later dis
cussed by pupils and teachers In the
school room. Many Of the instructors
are assigning their students to write
themes on the pictures seen Saturday
for presentation at school Monday.
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Montour News Notes.
Special to Times-Republican.

Special to Times Republican,.
Montour, Nov. 21.-John Wilcox left
Monday for his home in st. Louis via
Chicago, after a few days visit with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. E. |. Wilcox.
Chef Ellis, of st. Ansgar, was in
town Monday to visit his sick father,
William Ellis, who is reported weaker
every day.
Ray Wallace is working on the
George Gary house east of Toledo
Harold Bridges came home from
Iowa City to spend Saturday and Sun
day with his parents. He and his
brother 'Merlyn returned to their school
work Sunday evening.
S. C. Holden is home again from his
trip to Pippen, Wis, where he attended
the funeral of brother-in-law
A music club has been organized,
comprising the musical talent Of our
town. The first meeting and program
was held at the home of Mrs n. P.
| Cronk Wednesday They intend meet
| ing every two weeks.
Mrs Mae Doran. Of Belle PLANE. was
a Saturday visitor at the home Of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. R. f. McMichael
Mrs. Sias Austin, Of Allison. visited
her friend, Mrs. Guy Palmer. last week.
Eddie Vana underwent an operation
forrthe removal Of adenoids at Marsh
alltown Friday.
Gideon Cronk. eldest son OF, Mr.. and
Mrs. n. P. Cronk, became quite sick
Saturday. DR.. Cones called DR.. Mer-
rill, of Marshaltown. into consultation
Monday. 1t seems his hip was bruised
last week while coasting and 1t is
thought than an abscess was forming
and perhaps the sciatic nerve was af-
| fected.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-11-21
STATE UNIVERSITY PLANS
COURSE WITHOUT ACTUAL
ATTENDANCE.
STUDENTS OF WIRELESS
TO BE TAUGHT FREE
Any Person Who Sets Up Station and
Learns Code May Take Advantage Of
Of Fifty or sevsnty-Five Lessons to
Be Continued Turnout Winter.

Iowa City, Nov. 1.-Education by
wireless telegraphy is the latest thing
in the world of learning. and the State
University Of iowa Is probably the first
school in the world to offer such a
course.
Time was when the only way to ac-
quire knowledge, except by personal en-
deavor, was to sit at the feet of some
man of extraordinary wisdom and lis
ten to his discourses. The making OF
books and the establishment of libraries
and schools lightened the work of bef
coming cultured. Next came extension
courses thru which learning was carried
to the people by the educators.
Now Comes by Wireless.
Now man may go to school by setting
up Il wireless outfit, learning the code
and listening at stated times. There i:
no tuition. no registration, laboratory
gymnasium, or graduation fee-in fac,
none of the cost usually incident to at.
tending school.
Hereafter on Tuesdays and Thurs
days at SIS the university radio sta
ton will send lessons of about 300 words
each designed to give amateurs prac.
teal and technical course in wireless
telegraphy. The speed of sending viii
be ten to twelve words minute. The
course will include from fifty to seven
ty-five lessons, continuing turnout the
winter :
To overcome any difficulties which
may arise from inability to include pic.
lures or diagrams in the lessons, Prof
A. II. Ford will answer by mail any in
quiries which the amateur wireless
operators send to him on points moi
perfectly understood.
First Wireless 800 3. c.
The first lessons will give an outline
of the course. The next two will tel
briefly the history of wireless communi.
cation from 800 B. c., when the Greeks
used systems of lights to sigaal be-
tween points, to the modern time OF the
Marconi system. Some other lesson:
will explain the methods Of obtaining
high efficiency coding of wave lengths
use of wave meter in timing, theoreti'
cal principles of operation, use and con
struction of parts of receiving and send
ing apparatus for dampod and undamp.
ed waves, and different types of con-
nections and their advantages. A les
son will also be given concerning the
laws governing wireless stations.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-11-21
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