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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-20
Sic gInit6ciluno ser Ralfan6aI6inicl.

Gle @oiiidc 3etmg@ ipridlt BON elmer Autbcung
9RunduienS Scbnerlid miro Der Gonalitoat aud MIR
eneu ei5igen yrcino III Der 6rieOenscpnTeren5 boben,
5a Crbdrmo1 bot oeier 5taat iid bcnonmcn. ~Eoute
goB iagi 0ic WtoOau mcroe, oIs tbeilmee @nthaoi.
eung fir 9oIen un6 S{urlanO, al &hBlao oLen; gnils
aarien pcroc Die Dobruoid)a erboen no lid nit Deter
icid).lnaar in bic Baladc tbeilen. 3aourd piiroen
ubcr einc guien trotcsdcn Grcnicu cntiteben- ShB'
lano mibic j init ocm nnro0tlih Der Scretb gclegencn
lbc scr Wtol0an begiaen lno Ceitcrreiflingarn ben
iiopeitlicben Ebcil tro Ole go5e Sanfei erbalten.
Goourd uiirocn Die Seret6 mo bic Donnl Ole @rcBe
3piihen Geerreids slngorn uuo Beiidrabier ino Bull
Qaricu @nl0orcn f6utc ourd oos oitlih Der N'cropn
aclcqcuc ecbrt 5crbicts entidooiet wcroea wci Sa-
nit ad Die altc ierbiifc 0mptta6t NiId 8ulgoricn
iallcu piroc mo aid 5er6iib- unO @rcd3iid goceoo-
nieu oitlid ser @aroor rbalteu Nnl9drcnS 6ireljcn
iroreu oan oos aegdiide @eer oaS Sdipar5c &eer,
Ole Tpnoil bic Nlorapn uno bic Garoar @ried)enloio
farute onrM sic ii0ldc Suite bon glbanici fir oeii
NcrIllt SIS maceOoudjeu @cbetcs vergiitet peroeu,
aau fonllte Serbic 0cn ntercu Gbcil uon 9llbanien
nit Iurd33o acben mdbreno 0lorcnegro 9ioroAlba'
nicu nit 3ftar er6iee uoiiir cs ben Den Safen bon
cattarn behcridcnocn 9outide Geiterreid llnaari
olretcn onntc Su scr 9lcc mare Die 9aton5abinNcl
nod uor5iigiidjen rutegIeu @reHen ouigct6ct uno
2crbicu proc nidt ipcicnflid fcincr perocn ais g
Iis6er aauecn IT,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-20

is 1T in iribcreu Salren 6ebanptct uOrOCn, Oap Der
Siioiauer nidbt cipirt wer6cn fonutc Bon ocr gln.
labmc iii mau abqctommen gci ribtgcr @ebauohlng
iii Der oiaucr cuiliationSidbiger ais oer eqcr Gem
abreoberid Ocs 9uuOcs- n6iancr.G .Gonniiidrs 3uioae
6abe in oen ebteu bier Sabre 10000 Snoioner &c.
lerit cgliid 3u leeu no 5u ldrcibell 10000 Su6ia.
ucr ooer 80 Bro5cnt DER Geiolnurac iprcdbeu bcutc
cuBliiH lno 10000 qoiacr babcn ibre giotionaltlc
0ilg obaecQt mo oaiir Sic Slei0ng Der pciBen Hac
ai9clegt. ytad nO uob mcnoen iie lid bon Dem glber
giabei ab, raB Ger ogenanntc 0le0Bunan~ lie fitr.
rem FAM pcnn iic fronf nO 0aOrdb oaB lie bduiigcr
SIC Siilic ciues wirtden Nr5tes in 9nprd ncbmcn,
iii bic Gterbdtcit bon 30 pro 1000 in 1915 a y pro
1000 III 1916 geidacn Glir9 bic GiNiiibrng bon bel.
iercn anitarcn 3uitduoen lit oic auoeritcrbldteit er
itnluld uerHnoert porOen SSn 1914 itarbcn 1891
Snoer inter 0rei Sobreu, IN 1916 iaut Oc SinOcrerb
lidtcit aii 1903 bcrab Gas Sabrrseiufonnen Ser St
oiauer bcrd9t icbt $2S S000000 cS 1T in bier 5abrcu
i'm cbS NRiaionc acitic0cu Gs gcbt llter oen Suoia
ueru 10000 tbatidtIidle 6arncr, bic 678527 Ndcr
2auo bcbulcn unO 0ercn @ic6itauO ciucn 9acrtb non
$S0000O00 fat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-20
3it NcOner BED epiritnOlenaeidlafte datten lid

GsoBc Sofing eenod)t Oab es ibncu 9elineeu pcroe,
@oiton ,troden ill Icaen Aber ,Oo bate uieocr Elm.
nal cine GuIc ecieien~ nit 53,450 ocGen 29,997
Stnuueh tmmten oie 9oitoncr fir bic 9cbeboltln0
Der 2iccniirng uon gSirtbhaftcu Gie @|ebrbcit ocr
yytaeu bat lett Dem porieeu Snbre un 9200 Sgenoul
men, Canals battcn ic cine @lebrbct pon ll,23S, III
otiem Sabre betrdgt ibtc Hcbr6eit 80 1872
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-20
0ipi0enbcn.
01almcrS 81 < oJas oompnun, snr.

Chalmers Oil & Gas Gompaup, Sur.
@rOtitdts.Nttieu 1lDiocuoe 9ir. T.
Cine reaelmdRGe 0icrtcliabrs, ribiocncc Opu
. Yro5ent M ami Die 8roritaisIQ(ftien oel
,GbalmerS Oil < sac Gompdnn" crildrt nor.
ben, sabbar am I. SnuHnr 1917 on Nftio-
udre bic am Sblub Der &eibdilc am o.
Se8ember 1916 pcbuft Huo Gie 9lftien,lleber.
i9reibimgs .N6er iperben bonn "a December
1915 bis + 2anuor 1917 einidlicblidb bcbcr
2ocn 0cibIolIcn.
06dtlcs z guIgIaup,
(Ne520. .2326) c0amneiltcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-20
Sypln SGaIcntin Erf.

GS iiarb an ~. Nc5cmber 1910 Sohn 9n,
leniiH Crf ecllebier Nnite Der Ucriiorbcneu
Warparctbe Grf Geborene (SoiibebEt I'M Aier
BON 70 SnbreH 4 Nlouaicn uHo lu9en pic
NeeroQuHa n0ci Eonncriian, q December.
lbr 4ahHliinao pon Der gSobnn9 ieiHer
1ucbier Srau NolliC NuHilc W. 1903, VT.
YleninntsgiueHuc, ans nui Dem sCdilalpns
Sricoboic" iiaii (ScSt0--2D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-20
9|erIamtmliing .QInaeigcu.


,Seutidle Gnnf pDn Baltimore"
NqItimorc, Oio. 20. Ees. 1916.
Gie 2abreSi&erlnmnllnn Der gIiiiondre bic
icr gduf miro In Dem Ndufqebdu0e. 9loromcit.
Gdc DDu 0pIlionD, unb NnItimDre.9tru6 dn
1ienitng, bcu 9 9nuuar 1916, 5piteu ~ llbr
Utiiiag5 uno 1 llDr HuDmttduS. SIR g8ub
Der Iireitofen llno @rleoignng FOLDER anoercr
@eihdiic, bic In Der @erianmlinp sur 1prabc
ioinneu ul1Gcn abqebdlien uerbeu.
(Se520 Or, ,San3,g)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-20

Der OcntidJe SdjneaSanipicr OErnS 1yrieOrid GSil,
bclm Der ieit Sricgsdusbrud) in Dem norlpeGten &a
fen 9crBen gcIcgeu bat Oirftc oemndcbt I'M @enlatbs
baicu aulongcn 9or einigcn Iager bererfielliee or
ben glusbrud Dem Saien Bergen mo bic glitf
lid1e Giniobrt I'M Soien bon Stapanger 100 @eilcu
mcter iiolidl Zen ncicren 9iadrittcn jriolac 1T Der
1900 aomcn groBc 0arrpfcr III ocm idlpcodjeh So-
icn @eliirgborg eingetroiicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-20
Wic GuaIanO i'd oeidOnt hat aeIt ans Scr gQadrid

aus Berlin bcr0or ooB Sic Beritc Scr 5ronjoieu III
oen 2S Daonaten oeS aric9es 3,S00000 mo sic Der
GngIdoer MIR 100000 bctrn9en 6obcn. 1ic Serrcn
Gngldn6cr babcn ooir ober Inn 10 mcbr gtegcr mo .
bier ecopcr! 0eren 3obI III Der bon Berlin gclccrtcn
3uiamncuitelimg nidt cibesriiicn it, Tic cOIen 9r
ten bobe ia cine aroBc Srigfeit oorin 6rcmOuoItcr r
iid blutcn unO iterben 81 laen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-20

g9ir beueoeH Oas Octidle &oIt uH eiue ojrimOId)
teit IN gIaeH; ord Die Giuiiibrung Der aagemeinen
8ebrpfIibt nit itrcuater Gis3pln i'm Seer fam uier
@of Oeielbs Ggcndat crlangen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-20

rcmber babcn iic all Der &eront ncin5ig iShla)cugc
Der gniirtcn bcrmtcrgcbot pdrcno bon ibren cgcncn
mr ~ bcru6geitoiicu wnrom. Bon Dcn beruntergeDol
tcu 5lua5cugcn Scr Nlliirtc cIc 80 oen 1cltIdcn in
sic Sdoc Don uelda q 6rtiid)c ulo p iror5oiiidc
6lugBeuae paren @lit ctiem ioldGcn @chtot fonlcu
sic 0entidcn mob buire6cu icil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-20
eyofn Nermau llblcu6ero.

@s iiarD am 10. Sc3ember 1916 Su6m SER
man llblcnbcra, 50 Sabre ni acliebter Gubn
bon e. WurN iuio benz reritorbcHcn s.. ll6crs
berG, Nie Neer6igltiA iinoet nrcitna, 22 2e5..
4DrmliiaQs lint 10 HOE, bon her &obnmg
iciner Ghiuccr, Nrdu Gomnro 0OerhS. yir.
1882, Mcfs2nrninga' Sirahe, ans dui Der Bal
tnore 9cmeictb" iiaii lNei2O-22l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-20
gUlarn N. .0ellonO.

60 Itar6 pl1tli1 am TO- NgcmOcr 1916
@larD 81. Netano IN bren 80. 2ebenSidbr,
eelie6ie @aliiH ocS 0egiiorbcncn 0enrp 6eaoab.
Die NecroigulI iinoei 1ountrtag, 2f SeB.,
giadmiiaas uni . llbr, bon ibrer geo6nrng,
Dr. it5, WDro.&nDio ion.s .strnRc, aus dni oem
,eouooH @arf Erieo0oie" Halt, (Se520 2i)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-20
oinfa6runa SER aaacmeincn gse6rpflidt nOt6lucnOis

0infh6rnue Der olscmeiuen gSe6rpiidt mOtblucnOig.
c5enernl Mnor Scott ser G6e uuicres @cneral
iabs beirportct bic Giniiibrlng Der aIlacnche acbr
piIidt Gr ipl ciu Seer BON orci WdloncH Mann &c.
idaiieu bober bon mcldcn " N}illionen Slnientrlp'
ben ino V Wlillionn Ncicrpen ien iollen.
Gin ioldlcS Seer last iib cdlt idaicn obnc ooB g
som 0on0c pcl mebr foet ais oas S0lonerbccr ooS mir
ipbt tterbaltc Gin Gienit BON cd)S Mlouatel I'M CT
itc yabrc unO non orc ODER pier gSoHen il sen nod
oloen0cn ore oocr pier SSobren lpiroc gciliigc Ga
ccul Sooaten aleiocr nio aoit eeeier werocu ioltc
cine S0bnlu9 bon ciel Collar oc gSodc fiir bic Be
tgcihmn ron fleleu peronlidlei gusgabcn gcnigcn.
"a ucniger cJelo 3lni Spenoircn Der fimge 9ctrt IN
@doc bat ocito beer fir bn uno ocito beicr nd Ir
oe 9lucc gSenn Is uotbpenoig it, fonieu IN icocii
Sabre eile Niillion 9letricn osgcbOct meroc oeren
So9nmg oeni 2anoc lur 81 @tiaioueu 0ollarS toiicn
ionie
gff 0nrd sic ollgcnleinc @c6rpdbt fam iiir einc
mirtinnlc 2oroespcrbcioigmg geiorgt mer0ci Ids
WlilBDiicm un6 6oS 5oloncripem n6 pernltct Tcic
@uiice paiicu nd)t ncbr iiir oc glniorocruuqp Scr
9tclreit Nlon 3Gblt lest in Sriegen rdt mcbr init
Observation-Disclosures ioiiocru nit Dlloucn Gin qroles
Sol0ncr6ccr fonmt auBerocnl m tbeucr 81 itcbcn mo
AZ III ie6r dmcr acng 6rcppilIigc 5u finocn. Gc @ii5
H pcter idiS ais Gin Spicl5cig g9cn eS crnit iprD
nil sic @dlite ud)t nIitnadlen
Tnrd, sic cagcnlcnie g9cbrpiliEbt miro cn San0 nidt
nllel hi Sen 9crt6eiOaiugs5uItonO geiebt ionocu Oos
gsnlf miro 0aoitrd aud 5nn Geborden jnr %nttlid'
feit Ait Bfimteriiilne 5iir SelbtbcDerribtmg er5os
qen can em5enen Mrs oas ceiiibl Der &crpilidtlm.
Qeu ocacn sen 5taot mo 0aj Der Stont 5nrrit mo CT
ielbit crit an 5wccr Stelc il Yetrad tounell mus,
aiier5ogen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-20
Der 90fO6Ol inae Gin llc6cl icin :

sroBercS llebel lit ser BritasnS. Gr madt Scld
lrr ais Nlenihm unO ibren Sim bart uno grotiom
Mt ocuelbeu gSergiigcil nit wedem CT IN oen 3c
ten IN 9leir6n1lano uSercn pcrhronne pcrndtet CT
bctc GritcBcn ioBt er gauge 9lrbcertIoiicn tmenoc
6niuilicil iiberoll i'm 2atioc ms @Icilo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-20
1afcnlaNn nnO Wladcniem OeSrOIen idon Nic seretl.

gne Der Nliien lIlo Rlmdrcn ii Der @olOml ino nd.
bern iid IN Der Gobroida Der @inonug ser Dooll.
Wir baben olio ood rdtig propbeSct ais mir Gnoc lcb
ter 9odc bcier Steue agtcn Oic 5eere Der @ittel
n,Gdbtc piiroul 81 @ci6naften pcin nid ido in 60.
lab 70 oot on Serct6 ongclongt ici
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-20
SrieOB6fe.
Baltimore Gentetern.

Siivran: GnuptsGinaona Wori6.9lDcnue, Blllim
Oon Der @nnsStr0hc.
g'eardbniBplate 5i beridiIien bon S45 an.
Getton a., iliicr nIncuYdbrcfocr 2ufiidbt,
S53. 9loum iiir 9 einadc Grdbcr Geentie
ilcne 5npele
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ictt often.
(Surll01S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-20
0ic frans0fidc HlOttc bat il jHne0er 3cit idHid

eroBcS Bed Gin 5dlndtidji Nurd unbcfnnntc llriadc
iiutcreeeangen, Gin an0eres Sdladtid)ifi bon cneu
6cuidlen llgoot torpcSirt lnS ei ornirter Irlppcn
troliSportoonlper ebeniaIs eicm Sorpeoo gctroi
fcH. Nos 9llles nner6ol6 pon 5me godenl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-20

DR. Won Mach is perhaps the ablest,
and certainly the most fair, of all
those students in this country Of the
diplomatic correspondence which inn
mediately preceded the outbreak Of
the war. What he writes is always
thoroughly worth reading by those
who sincerely strive to reach the
truth
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-20

her, and, according to the report OF
the Belgian Minister in Petrograd,
had proceeded to general mobiliza-
tion.
On July 81 Russian general mobil-
ization became known to the world,
Germany sent her ultimatum, and
when Russia declined to demobilize,
the world war began on Aug. L.
EDMUND Won MACH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-20
Qonopm gSart Csrmetcrh.

GonptGnaauq: Trcocrld gluan.
@Argnn: yir. n, g9citsGatntoaa.S tta1r
VeptnbniApldte boH $25 nt lluicr beiidrNts
eer gInillbl. Ghniiibunen. Urlulnoe. 8ilaits
gen fic. ilno i'm Ireibbnnd nni Dnupt9inonng
an iinocn. llnicr glgcut miro, penn ocluiinIdf,
borlpre6en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-20
S{atilerinc Grans.

SO iiarh D3elb am tO 0eSember 1916
&atbcrinc &rnnS, rs Sabre alt. aelebtc GaitiH
BON glnhrcr SrnuS Sic Neetolalilig iinoci
1teitaa, .ylorgeno i'm rs llbr bon brcr
gSobnung an Winlbcrm.Strn nuo Gogemuo6s
Slpemls, aus nob 6ein Soiicr, ipoielbii cinc
He0uiem Wlciic fir Dc zeelenbciI dbaebalten
uiro, uno oauH nui oem 4Ncp 0aibeorols
Nrictbofc" fidii (Hcg2O-2D .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-20
Die frana6fidcn spiritnOicnhanSIer mcrScn &c.

ttadttc Gntibdoglirg pon Der 9ieeiermg pcrlangcn,
rcnn 0ieic Die angefiogtc Giniiibrwg poi 4ro6ibon
ma6r MAIDEN iolte, nno tic pcrocii oic Gnt9Goienna
aud) cr6altcn Die 6ron5oic ocnfcn IN Oiecr @inid5t
aercdtcr ais oc an %nritousmis frduIeluocn Nncri.
foncr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-20
Ner niiIidle 9leidlsrath dar lad ~ QJnntelt cinc

- VHTFTEVV JVVFIV9TWIU VHI TW ~ DHTTtT tIIICT
ategorilnen 3uridipeiilug ocS 6reocnSongeboeS Der
Wittelndd)te nilSoeprod)cn uic Fecrsburg genet
oct miro. Ger G5or min oubcr Eolen mo amrouo
po6l nild nod 9on5 SiiO-SuDlano Dis an ocn Gnicpr
pcrlicrcnl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-20
eHoLpING BAcSy RUSSIA.

The following letter, addressed by
DR.. Edmund Won Mach to The New
York World and published in that
paper on the 10th instant, is par
ticularly timely, when, with the end
of the war daily more visible,
thoughts turn naturally to that
assessment Of responsibility for it's
inception which must inevitably
figure in the terms Of its settlement.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-10
Gilman News.

George Pence and wife, who have
been visiting relatives and friends here
for four weeks, left Wednesday for
their home in Pasadena, Cal. z"
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F.. Urbine returned
home Thursday from Fort Wayne and
other Indiana cities, where they had
been visiting relatives for three weeks.
Harry Leeman, Of Andalusia, ILL.,,
visited here Tuesday with his sister,
Mrs. Ray Parmenter, and family.
Mrs. A. J. Stegal returned home Sat
urday from New Hartford and Cedar
Falls where she had been visiting her
brothers, Henry and Lloyd Shannon.
and families. ...,,--..-.. e..
F.O. Hocum, of Fonda, came Satur-
day to join his family in an over-Sun'
day visit at the Mrs. Joseph Lowry
home Mrs. Hocum and daughters
Marjorie and Genevera, who have been
visiting the formers mother for three
weeks, accompanied Mr.. Hocum home
Monday.
Mrs. C. S. Dunkle- and children,
Stephen and Florence. left Saturday
morning for Gary. Ind for visit with
the formers brother, DR.. c. A. DeLong,
and family. .fr 5srt f..
Merrill Hoover, rural mail carrier on
route No. 2, Is confined to his home at
Ferguson, suffering from injuries sus-
tanned in serious accident while driv-
ing his automobile near Chelsea Tues
day evening. ta
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Seager, son Dale
Miss Elsie johnson and Lyle Fanton
are at Clear Lake enjoying an out
! ing. ~ .iyny r.
Mr.. and Mrs.fPohle land son, Thomas
of Marshalltown, were visiting with the
formers parents, G.. H. Pohle and wife
Tuesday.
J.L. Storrs, who had been visiting
for some time with his stepsop, c. IL
Harrison, at Bull, Idaho, has returned
home. 1881 q.
Miss Florence Wynn went Saturday
to Waterville, MINI. where she will
spend a few! days with the c. l.. Peet
and A. J. Morse families.
Miss Sadie Lowry and Miss Smith,
Of Des Moines, came Monday and are
visiting the formers r. mother, Mrs
Joseph Lowry and sister, Elizabeth.
Mrs. w. E. Paul and sons, Horace
and Gordon, left Thursday night for
their home at Minneapolis after four
weeks visit here with their folks, the
J. l.. Paul family.
E, F. ,Swisher received telegram
THURSDAY night from his wife, who is
at the home of her parents at Hes
peria, Mich, telling Of the death Of her
father, B. F. Robbins. No particulars
were given. Mr.. Swisher was unable
to leave just now for Hesperia, but ex-
poets to start for that place on Tues
day by automobile.
Earl Willcutts. of Albert Lea MINI.
came Saturday and visited over Sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
Willcutts. He was accompanied homt
by his wife and three children, who
have been visiting here. ..5
Mrs. Hannah Myers, who had beer
making her home with her daughter
Mrs. D. NJ. Slower, went to Leaf River
ILL.,, Monday for an indefinite stay. She
was accompanied by Mr.. Slower who
will visit his father, who is in feeble
health.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-10
The Road to Success.

Charles NJ. Schwab was talking in
his native Loretto about success.
II married on Sc a week." he said.
but I knew success would come. and
before the winter was out l was maxi
ing $4,000 a year.
In everything-in war. in munition
making, in blowing up powder fac
tories-there's one road which leads
straight to success.
IF, for example, you're a playwright.
the road to success is the happy end
ing. Every successful playwright bears
in mind the dialogue of the young
couple at the end of Hamlet
allow silly of that Shakespeare,
said the girl, to drown Ophelia and
murder Hamlet. Why, they ought to
have married."
81 amt no highbrow critic the
young man agreed. but that's how I'd
"a fixed it. "-Washington Star.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-10
Gullks,Repnbl(1lll
CITY IN BRIEF

Bring your watches In. Hodges.
.-'- ,,.
tornado insurance. over 81. West Main
c...-;;.s...-.e E,s 49,,
.',I..o,. ~ az, sst,,nda,
- 49, -. $500
ICE of ua socia, a. cann,.taa a.
- -1-- ---,e.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Wilson, of New
Providence, were visitors in the city
today.
Dr.. and Mrs. H. H. Nichols arrived
| home Sunday evening from visit in
st. Paul.
M and Mrs -Haroid woodward :.
turned home Satnrdav from weeks
stay at Clear Lake.
Mra z,mer- Rorret+ If c.rinrel, who
ho. No, ,,,sit,nsr hera ,,,.t Nc 70 nj
I,,;oL ra+urnsd hama +his n,nrnine
N- 49, .-.-- -''
Mrs. Rose =. Iorode left To-Day Tor
49, +hrae 1vaai,a +hara 90 - !.
,aLa c;+y 80, ~
$685.
! Don't miss the ice cream social at
the Elm Lutheran church, corner
| Church and Third streets, Tuesday
evening. Committee.
Mrs. Jennie Storms- ~ Salt Lake
City, Utah, arrived in the city Satur-
day from Chicago to visit here with
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Joseph Storms.
Mr. ord Mrs r y schechter were in
nas Moines SUNDAY ~ attend the fu-
neroI ~ Mrs. Effie butcher nast
/ nra.iden+ ~ the state Rehekah assem- :
h,v
-----
Mrs. Clyde Shade and son Harry, o.
Boone, who have been visiting mere
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-10
Didn't Wait to See.

Talking about good dinners" said
the Yankee traveller slowly, II re-
member one had in Chicago. l went
into a slapup restaurant with some
chums and ordered the finest thing in
dinners. Then, when the bill came
around we couldn't decide who was to
pay. They all wanted to, and so did l."
VERY awkward for you ALL" said one
of his listeners skeptically.
wall, yes" continued the man from
the states; "as we couldn't settle the
matter 1 proposed that we should
blindfold the waiter and then which
ever one he caught would have to pay
the bill"
"A very good idea" said another lis
tener. sitting yawn. Whom did he
catch?"
Il Dunno" replied the Yankee
briefly, "but he amt caught me yet"
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ra1tMEsREpuBILicAN. Il MfA1KEssHAILrowN, IOWA.

press upon him that he should learn
more of these famous persons who had
accomplished so much before death
overlook them: that they should stand
out to him as shining examples Of what
men achieve through conscientious and
consistent effort l asked in simple
phrases that he study these great men,
and exert all his powers to follow in
their footsteps.
l was delighted to see a spark Of in
terest kindle in his little black eyes at
last.
."Say. mister" lie chirped. leaning a
little toward me, and speaking in a
tone of suppressed excitement, could
any Of dem guys pitch curve?"-New
York Times,
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ri. Test Of Greatness.

He was perched on broken-down
fence with baseball bat over his
sturdy right shoulder, and was evil
IDENTIFY waiting for the others to arrive
for the game.
Always anxious to improve the child
ish mind, I at once suggested to him
the opportunities for study which he
was wasting in the prof1tless time
|squandered for pleasure.
I told him OF, Columbus. of Washing
ton, Lincoln, Grant, Lee. and other i'm
mortals. whose names would live for
countless years to come. tried to i'm
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The best conductors Of lightning.
placed in the order of conductivity. are
metals, gas coke, graphite, solutions
of salts acids and water. The best
nom conductors, ending with the most
perfect insulation, are India rubber.
guttapercha dry air and gases. wool.
ebonite, silk, glass, wax, sulphur, resins
and paraffine.
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Salt Plenty in Roumania.

Huge masses of salt are to be seen
in some sections of Roumania. for the
salt deposits cover an enormous area,
and have a thickness varying from
about 600 to 800 feet. At Sarat there
is mountain of salt, and steam SHOW
els can be used to load the waiting
cars. In other cases electric machines
turn out blocks a cubic yard in size,
like great pieces of granite.
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Prices Paid to Farmers by Marshall.
town Merchants.


The following prices are quoted by
Marshalltown dealers for the different
varieties Of farmers provisions grain
and produces:
George McCord quotes the following
prices:
Butter-25.
Eggs-20.
Benedict Flour and Feed Company
will pay the following prices at their
place ,of business in this city, subject.
however, to market changes:
Corn-65.
Oats-33.
Wheat-90.
The following market quotations are
furnished by II. Willard, Son g. Co.:
Clear medium native wool--32@33.
Coarse and low-26@2S.
Light, fine-23@26.
Heavy, fne-21@23.
Pelts-25, so. rs and $3.50.
No. hides-14.
No. 2 hides-1S.
Horse hides, tail on-s5.
Beeswax-25@2S.
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Permitted to Build Line.

The council granted permission to
the M. g. St. L. railroad this morning
to erect a telegraph line in Ketchum
street, between Third and Seventh
avenues.
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Fire Losses Small,

Fires during the quarter ending June
80 numbered twenty-six, and the total
losses were only $711.S0, according to
the quarterly report of Fire Chief An
derson. The insurance covering the
losses was $77,600.
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,Mavor Collects s1,1A,s5,

Mayor I. S. Willard collected $1,144.s5
during the quarter ending June 80. &C
cording to his report for that period.
The collections were: Licenses, $749.75;
fines, 800; mayors fees, s205.50; Off
GERS fees, $3.50.
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Card of Ihanka,

We wish to thank our many friends
for their kindness, sympathy and flow
ers in our recent bereavement Mrs.
Frank Hughes. brothers and sisters.
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Io,,, Liv. Stock Market,

Britain & Co today quoted the fol-
lowing prices for hogs in wagon load:
Premium hogs. over 15o-9.3O.
Hogs, 125 to 150-S.s0
Good packers-S.S0.
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81. Graham. ost.opath. Masonic temple.
Miss Fannie Quaife was visitor in
Mason City over Sunday.

s.F' .'
DR.. G. E. Hermance arrived home
Sunday from two, weeks eastern trip
You will eventually use an electric
washer-why not now? Summer wash :
ings are large It's harder work to run
a rotary washer for an hour or an hour
and half during hot weather We Of
fer three sizes of electric washers. You
should look over our name list Of users
of electric or gasolene power machines.
Schmidt's hardware.
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c.,nd .I,,rv R..ume. Work.

The grand jury, which adjourned
Friday evening, went into session again
this forenoon.