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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-27
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User bat %criuaiote I'M SrIegS0ebict?
linn in 9lmerifa le6enOcn&erpono.
ten ino 6rern0en bon not9lei0cnoeu
Ginwobnern in ienen @c6ieten, mel
dc bon Den Oelttid6cn un0 oItcrrei-
diid ungariidcn Eruppen bciebt
iinO, Die NlogliAfeit 5ll gc6cn, i6rel
9tnge60rigen @elOunteritiibungcn oui
libercni gScge 5ulonmen 81 loiien,
bat iid Der nSelpii6 &riOote 9leliei
SronSicr for @or SufiercrS" gc6il.
oct. Gicie gcjci6nmg trdgt ser
3peig Der delegation 0es Gciti6en
9lot6cn &rclBeS in 0cn Ser. Stooten,
Ger ii1 nit ser %rioat llnteritii-
bung ser Gioil @cOolfcrung in Gim-
lonO, Sittauen, Golen lmo g9ol6D-
nieu ourcb etmoige9lnae6orige in Oic-
lem &onoe 6eiaBt. Gie Gbdtigfeit
Oiricr 9l6t6cilimg Oes 9tot6eu &reu.
5es lit audi ailf @oli5ien ocn Bal
fan unO Die Siirfei ousgeoe6nt NOR
oeu.
S65mor oie Me6r3obl Der unteritii.
bungs6eOiritigcn gcpo6ner icncr
6eiBrmiirittcnen @ebiete Scr Oeut.
i6eu Sitfront Suocr iinO, 10 bat eS
ii1 Die Groaniiotiou 5um @rlnoiob
gemodt iib in Sen Gicuit Sulisbe-
oiiritigcr o0er Gonfeiiionen 5u ltel-
len, obne glnIe6en bon 9ioiic nm0 9ie-
ligion.
Ser oSemii6 @ripote 9lelieiSrons-
Ter" orbeitet 5uinmmen nit Ocm., 50.
mite fir Sen Often" in Berlin 0os
inter Der umiidtigen 2eiting Der
berOorroocnOien, iiioiirben areiie
GeitidlanO'S ino Sciicrrci6 lin.
gornS ite6t imO lciuerieits pic0errm
Die Ooae llntcrliiieuug oler @}ilitdr-
unO Gi0il 9c60roen Scr Central.
mGdte gcnicBt.
SGmmtIidbe @elOii6eripeiillngen
iperOcn nit OeutI6er @riinOlihfcit
lmO 0roBter 9lilflherfiamfcit bc6ou-
oelt. Scl6it IN SGacn lpo Die glorci-
len Ser @mpfGnQer tbeilwciic unooQ-
itGn0ig maren o0er ocr gl0relot gar
ge5ulmgen mar, iniolge Der &riegs-
crcigniiie ieinen @o6niib 6r oerIe.
gen, lit cs gum oroBen Ebeile oelrln.
gen, Ben ncuen 9ltfent6oItsort 81 er.
mitteln unO 0cm Gmpf0nger 0as@elo
5u5uiteaen.
Soltc Oenlo1 aus irgeno einen
@rlln0c sic 9(ls5o6llng bonn &rie9s-
gebict aus als nidt ousfiibr6or ge-
meloet merOen 10 er6olten 0ie ome-
rifonii6en Gin5a6Ier lire 9ctrdgc
obne 9l65iioe 5iiriid. 3oblllngen per.
ocn nur in amerifaniiber @d6run1
oneenommcn itno 0en 9(ngc6origeil
in 9eutidlano ooer SeiterrciH.lln-
garu miro ser Wegenmert6 in W1nrf
oOer &ronen inter 9lnwenomq oeS
jetpeiligcn (iebt beionoers giinitigcn)
SogesfiirieS in boiler So6e ousgc4
3ablt. @S mer0cn feinerlei 9l65iige
por9enomnen mo icrner feinerlei
Soften ooer @e6iibren fiir sic lle6cr-
meiiung bere1net.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-27
1G- @onitrL
9( ilnenS g 0 5.


g}oh 6ronlte 2idt in Ser Soae oes
yar6Geliteiics~ ais glrnoIo, bon Open ae-
itiibt, oort onfom 0ic @lode flong id6riG
0nrb Die StiIle Der glodjt - cs bereinoen
eiIiigc Wiilntcn bcpor 2iio oos Tor off,
ncte Sic mar gon8 onoeSo9en, penge
Sd)ritte 5inter i6r ItanO 6lorence, Die 9lu,
gen bonn Mcinen gerotet
SD 0odte. on b1ttclt oen&ausiHliIieI"
rief ie, oonu crit crfounte iic Owennno bel
ocr @rinnermg on ibres 0etters 9lblidt,
itr6nte olles 9lut IN ibre blaiien @angen
uSd babe ibn and" antportete glrnplo,
Doodj mehl 9Irm III gebro6en lin Deg
Simmels pillen. idide raid 81 8irct, oa,
NIT er ibn einridtet un0 mid bon oeein
boniidjen Sc6ner3e befreit~
Sos perlette G'lieo rilbte in elmer BON
Spen iliic6tig gefniipften SHlinae, iuab.
reno glrnolo, Ser elmer ObnmodDt nobe
ibieu es nit Ser liufeu Sono ltiittc
- (0ortiebmg foI0t) M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-27

G6ouiieir ocs gltono6il .9us, mel.
der 5pii1cn Ga9crstomn uno oer9ln-
lngc Ger Security Gemcnt anO Siuc
SO. in Security pcrle6rt.
Ter Gigent6iimer oes @c6GnOes
Bate cine &cgel6a6n im0 Elm Geitau-
rant i'm 9labe mo polte Our9 ocn
glui6ou bon Orei Stodwcrfen oas
@rlmoitiid in Elm SotcI unwauoeln.
3pci scr oreiStodruerfe morcn I1on
poaenoet, bod miiBtcu oie glrbeitei
mcoen oeS onboltenoen 9le9cnS nab
reno ocr lebtcu 5ipci Gage ciuqcItcllt
perocn. Gos alto @c6dli0c piroc
mG6rcnO 0cS llnbaics uciter be,
nubt. 5rou glnoerion mar Satire
rim in ocm Neitanront lnO 6rau
Summers mar oaicl6it anaeitellt.
See Sinniers, elm @erponotcr ser
&ebteren, oB geraOe cine 9io6ljcit,
ais oaslln9liid ii6 ercigncte. &Iot.
lid CAB Elm S9cil ser ncuen @0nOe
nod mo itiir3te nit filrdt6orer
@udt 5lianunen, ioooB Die gai5e
@citeinmaiie nit itarfcn @etoie bis
gum aeaer ourd6rad. Ger nio0er-
proiiclnoc 9legen ino oie oe6oriteucn
g9aiierro6rcn fiilltcn nit roienocr@e.
idiuiuoigfeit oos acQcr9eidob, imo
oies erldwcrte oic Gettuuosor6citcn
Oes &oli3ci Gepartcn1cnts mo ser
5euerlpe6r bctrGdtlid.
Grit nod bierStinocn ongeiireng-
ter glr6eit gelaiig cs, oie inter oen
Griimncrn gegra6encn BIT bcfreieu,
bod wor eS 5u ipdt ser 800 battle fc
idon ldngIt crcilt
Aas Die ma6re lIriode Oes ltnfol-
les lit founte nod nidjt ieitgclteQt
mcrocn. Gntipeocr porcn oicTrlnO-
moucrn oes olten @c61uocs nicbt
iiorf 9euug INN Oen 9}eu6ou 81 tra-
gen oocr Scr D1ortcl in Sen ncuau-
aebontcn @dnocu mar nidt bolitdn-
Oig aetrodnet. 5rmu 8. g. S1crleD
ilnO i6re flcine Godtcr befonOen iiH
oud in Sem @c6duoe, bod fomcn
9eioe imberiebrt onbon, ga oerS6eil,
in tpelbem iie iib 6eionoen rnOcr-
ic6rt blieb.
Gin 0iotro fecrtrunfen.
4aul gropn, eiu Seemonn Scr
onerifoniidcn W1arinc, ertrauf om
Gicnitog 9ladnittoq nls er ieincn
Gienit auf einem &ettngsbootc na6e
ser 5lotten glfaocnlic in glnnopoliS
t6ot. 9ropn, mclder aus Scr llnl-
gegeno bon glnnapolis ocbiirtig i'll,
iaB auf Dem Git am Sed 0cs BOO
tes, ais CT pl6bliH 5uiomnIcnbrah
ino in oas @oiicr glitt 9eoor ii.
geno Semano i'm erreidcn fonnte,
mar er i'm @niicr pcriltnfcn, uno aae
9emiibunaeu, i'm 81 retten iporcn
eriolaloS. Sis irbt lit iefnc &eidc
nod nidt auigcfanocn porOen.
giuto llnfall.
Gin 9lutomo6il fu6r ani Gienitas
gI6eno gcgen ein 9riideugcldnocr an
Ser StoatSiiraBc 3piiden Niondeitcr
un0 @eitniniter uno ii6eri6lue iih.
0ic Syniaiieu, Sr, um0 5roi gleul
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-27

bonn 9iegeu nit @oiier ongciiiaten
Seller oes GItcrn6ouies mO crtront.
gIls 6rou Gunner Gingemadtes in
ocH Seller trogcn woIltc, fonO iie
Oos &ino in Dem @oiier licgcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-27

Simpler nc6a Eohtcr 9ciiic unO SRI
0iorD @oooiuort6 bon SanIpiteao
gerict6cn inter 0ie D}oiBine. SRI.
Sn9ocr un0 SRI. @oooport6 mltr.
oeu idiper Derleet in0 nad Ocul
Soiie cincs 9lr5tes in Sampiteao &c
6radt pd6reno Sr. iuO 6rou Snp.
Der munOerborer @ciie o6ue @erle.
bungeu Oa0on fomen
q tor Miller i6Iimm Der.
lett.
&aItor 9(rt6ur NiiQer rno ieine
5rou bon Cumberland mur0cn ms
@citcrlt @iarplauo Soipitol qe6radt
8eioe purocu bon eincm ourd9e.
benocn Bieroe ais ie bon Der Stride
in @lonuS G6oicc, @aY no1 Saric
5liriidfcbrtcn gcidlagen. Gic 6ci-
oen ainoer 0es EooreS mur0en nidt
perlebt Wlon beiiirdtet Dab Sr
@liIlcr eiil 9liige eiu6iiBen miro.
Somcriet GountD aud
6od6eiuig.
Gie GountD Gommiiidrc bon
Somerict Golntp rucigertcu iG,
gliieiorcu 5r @ieoereiui61bimg pon
Gigent6un in Somerict Gountp 5u
erncnnen. @or eini0en g9odcn luiir-
oen Die Gouniiiidre bon Scr StootS.
Steuer 9e95roe angepicieu, bic Nj.
ieioren Dor ocm %. Suli 81 crncn-
nen Se0od be9orren Die GountD.
Gommiii6re ouf i6rcr @cigerung,
bis Die @eridte IN oen pcri1ieOencn
Counties iid Der Sabe ougcnonlmen
bo6cn.
Soifiide i'm Sofcn BON
GrtsfielO.
sSn Sofen bon Grisfielo, an ser
StcQc, 100 oie 9oItimorcG6eiopco
9ltlontic Gompfer anlegen, wirOe ein
uinocitcus odt SUB longer Soifiid
gcic6en, peltber IN auer @cniitbli1s
felt ciu6cridwonm. Ger Wleuideu.
frciier idpamm gan5 o6en inn @oi-
icr ino NOR iebr oeiitlidj 81 ieben.
Gr Fam gon3 nobe an bic Meritau.
ldge bcron uno ihicn feline 6urdt 3it
fennen. Ger Soiiii6 pciti1te oa@
@oiier nit ieincn Scbmon5e 10 itorf,
oaB sic 6eniter Oes @e6duoeS ser
9lOams' @gpreB 60, pelHeS 6 sSu6
5uriidlicgt, beipribt murOen. Ger
Slid iuurOe icocniaas ourH toOte
Slide, peldc oort bon ocn @ci61f.
ten ms @oiier gerporien per0cn
angclodt. Ger Soicn in pcIdem
ser Sai eeie6en murOc, piro bon 90
0enoeu oiel benubt imO 6cbtc 2ebte.
rem cincu 6cilloieu SGreden ein GS
ioGcn nod me6r SoifiiGe in oieicr
@egcuo iein, ino in oen Sangier.
Souno Ioa iib iooar cine gon5e
S1ule auf6olten. @opitdn @ilian
grod 6eridtete, oab er cinen 8 SUB
lauGeu Sal i'm Broad Greet 6eobod-
tet 6a6c. Sic Sale folgcu Sen 81
iderOampiern no1 sem Soieu
sSm Seller ertrunfcn.
@ait6cr Gunner, Der orei Sabre al
te So6n bon Srn. un6 6rou Cabin
Gunner, Snit6s6urg, iiel in ben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-27
Sin pru.britiidcr G6incIc.

Der Gbincie Gborlie Gbin bon glr.
1926, 0it.ScfferionitroBe, oenoB &C.
itern cine 6abrt nod Der noro0it-
licben %oli5ciitotion on er iid6 niMt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-27
Ans benz Suneren Wnrblano's nnO
ben anareu5cu6en Staatcn.



Gas @ibimi Sotel in 6ogerstomm
ein altes 5tpcifi0dincs @c61uoe, oid
iucldenl nod orei Stodperfc crrid-
iet weroen ioaten itiir3tc Gieniiog
gladnIittag wa5reno zines @lobre-
acns 3nlanlmcn Crei gerionen
puroen inter oeH Triimmcrn 6egra.
BEN
Die Cooten iino:
6rau Baltic gInoeriou, cine Sdme.
iier oeS Gigcnt6inucrs oes @c61u-
oes 8. .. S6erle0; 8rou Sames
Summers, melde in 0em @Iabe be.
ldldIiigt mar; Sec Summers, ein
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-27
eofaI6eridte aus ggai6iuotuu.
@crfIogt Die 9l6omS Gr
pres go.

y CT q q 4 o G y lli Y II
pres so.
George liariin, elm irii6ercr glngc.
iieater ser 9loams 6rpreB 60, Der.
tlogic oic @eicIlidoft i'm Giitrifts.
Cber0cridt auf 100000 Shaocncr.
iob 9lortiu fieI am 2. @loi mdb.
reno Der glrbcit i'm 2ager6aus Ger
2Iooms GrpreB So. in einen elcOa.
torldodi uno 500 iid 10 idpere Ser.
lcbungcr 5u oaB er icbt cin ariippcl
iif er bc6ouptct, 0aB iid Ser lin.
ialI iniolgc ser gladIdiiigfcit cincs
anocrcn gIngeitellteu ser 6irma cr.
ci9netc.
Scidnam miro mad 6rc0e.
rid sburg geianot.
Ger &cidnam bon Charles Mon-
Der, Der am @ontag in ser @o6-
nun1 icines Sobnes, G6orlcS 80
9anocr g1r. 30l 9ufe.StraBe, iior6,
wuroe gciiern Bur 9eerOigung na6
6reocrids6iwg Dos, eeianot Ger
Gcriior6ene muroc in Scorboroua6
alf Der SnicI Eobo9o IN @ritiiGs
9eii,Snoicn geboren.
GrIag ieinen @crIcbungcn
Ger % Sabre aIte g1e9cr ScnrD
Guiun Scr an ser @.5tr., g1..g8.,
pobni iiarb i'm GmcrgcncD.Soipital,
uohoem er bon einem 9oItoutomo.
BIZ ons NIT 8 Sonnen Cement 6elo.
Oen mar, ii6erin6reu moroen mar.
Neioc 9cine murOcn i6m ialt boil.
lidn0ia obgcoriidt.
5n erinuernno an Or.
&er3l.
81 G6rcn bon Tr. 56co0or Ser5l,
Der sic Notwithstanding ii6cr ole
aan5c geclt ms 2c6cn ricf, bcron.
iialieicn promincutc ssroclitcn BON
@ai6ington uno llmgcbung in ocr
sIoas SsroeI. SDnaaoge an Ger 6. ilno
s. Siry N-9., cine @cOdbtniBieier.
gInIpradlcn ipurocu ge6oltcn BON Gr.
@arrp 6ricocnpalo, 4rdiioent ser
3iouilien-&c &creiniauna bon glncrifa,
uno SsuIinS s. @epier. Tie Der.
iommhmg mnroc bon Or. 6. @lus.
bof ocIeitet. Or. Ser5l icbieo Dor 12
SoDreu ans oeu 2e6eu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-27

Wlan erIvdlne brn ngaIllm0rl 0oFrtIp0n0MI".
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-10-21

To make certain that the supply re-
mains abundant, Councilman NJ. S. Nc
Farland and other members Of the city
council have arranged to pull and re-
sink some OF the city wells and bore
others. Workmen have been engaged
TO begin the work Monday The pres
ent supply of water, Councilman Nc
Farland says, is sufficient, but to make
it more abundant, and avoid any possi-
bic shortage, the supply is to be in
creased.
Eight or nine Of the old wells are to
be pulled. These wells are the north
ernmost ones of the long row, 1t is
said that they were sunk in clay gravel,
and some of them, at least, are said
never to have supplied any water.
These we'll points are to be moved
farther south and west of the south
ernmost present wells. Two or per-
haps more new wells will be added, and
it is expected that the additional sup
ply thus furnished will be more than
the city can use.
Recent roily water is supposed 10
have been caused by using hose in tbs
pump well at the water works in con-
nection with the recent tests OF the
new pump. These tests. Councilman
Mcfarland thinks. were the latest
cause of stirring sediment into the
water.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-10-21
TAKE PRECAUTIONARY MEASURE
Board to Close John ChiIds School,
Children to Be kept at Home


Following a conference with the city
council this forenoon the school board
took precautionary measures to pre-
vent the spread Of infantne paralysis
among pupils Of the John Childs
school, in which two Of the Jerome
children are pupils. The school has
been dismissed for a week, beginning
Monday, and stringent measures are
10 be taken to keep children Of the
school on their home premises.
The city has agreed to serve written
notices by police officers on each fam
lily that has a child in the John Childs
school; that the child must be kept at
home during the week. City Physician
Lierie recommended this procedure 70.
notification as probably the most eff
fective. as it is recognized that it is Of
the utmost importance that the chill
dren be kept away from possible
sources of contagion.
AS another precautionary step the
school board will employ trained
nurse, to whom will be reported when
ever a pupil is absent from school
The nurse will investigate, and II the
pupil is found to be sick or ailing the
case will be reported TO the city ply
sician at once.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-10-21
BEGIN BOULEVARD NEXT WEEK
Will Start Pavement in North Third
Avenue About Wednesday,.

Most Of the grading for the east
roadway Of the North Third avenue
boulevard is finished, and the work Of
laying the frsr of the clay gravel
pavement to be put down in the CITY
Will be begun soon. Adolph Carlson.
the contractor who has the job,
thought today that by Wednesday or
Thursday the working OF paving could
be started.
The east drive OF the boulevard Will
be completed from Marion stree. to
the entrance Of the park before grad
ing in the west drive Is begun. A
roadway for traffic will be left open, as
the east driveway can be used as soon
as the pavement is f,nished. After the
work in Third avenue is finished, Riv-
erside stree, will be paved, and then
the road north along Riverview park
will be graded and graveied
Superintendent S. ". Rubee, of Riv-
erside cemetery, will be personally in
charge of this pavement for the city.
altho the city will keep an Inspector on
the job all the time. Mr. Rubee is
very much interested in the project,
and will give II his personal attention.
The brick pavement in Railroad and
South First streets viii be finished by
the middle Of the week.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-10-21
At the Strand.

Mabel Taliaferro has a part suited
facial expressions in Gods Half Acre
- Metro picture shown at the Strand
Friday evening to fair sized audiences
Miss Taliaferro. who has done sue
cessful work on the legitimate stage,
has the part of Blossom, little slavey
at Rainbow's End, home for the aged.
To this home comes Henry Norman.
author. who wants to write book on
old people with atmosphere" hence
his choice of Rainbow's End for the
setting. He falls in love with Bios
som. despite the fact that he is al
ready married. His wife however. con-
veniently falls in love with another
man, runs away with him, and then
their automobile is struck by lightning.
Having thus removed the obstacles
Blossom and Henry are married. altho
not until some years have elapsed
During these years they are separated.
and Blossom is assistant in Gods
Half Acre" an asylum for crippled
children, where she cares for Henrys
child.
Despite the improbability of some of
the circumstances of the story. Miss
Taliaferro's acting makes one forget
this. AS the helper at the home for
the aged and the home for crippled
children. she managed to convey an air
of happiness which brightens the dark
corners. Her support is acceptable.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-10-21

ticeabiy Mr.. Berry.s 1.-THE Sunshine Of
Virginia." songs by Earl Holmes, and
I've Got the Blues for Home, Sweet
Home" by J. Lester Haberkorn. The
latter displayed the best voice. and his
offering was Of high class. Mr.. Holmes
made distinct hit with his They
Called 1t Dixie Land" Mr.. O'Brien,
Mr.. White, and Mr., Ross scored their
usual triumphs in their comic songs.
In class by himself, however. was
Eddie" Ross, whose artistic work on
the banjo provides feature that Is
worth the price of admission. Mr..
Ross monolog proved a laugh getter,
especially from those who had never
heard it before.
George Peduzzi was as winsome as
ever in his clever feminine makeup,
and sang well in two different sketches
Of the second part. Featured in the
olio were three sketches, THE Ebony
Yacht Club" THE Jitney Joy Bus"
the latter featuring Mr.. O'Brien and
Major" Nowak; and The Bold. Brave
Black and Tans.s' by George NJ. CO.
han, featuring "'I.asses" White. George
Peduzzi, and Major" Nowak.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-10-21
BOYLE BUYS HIGGINS
Fort Dodge Mound Star to Wear Mar
shalltown Uniform Next Year-Pa.
pers Signed For Transfer Of Player,
Purchase Price Being 500.

Pitcher Higgins, of the Fort Dodge
Central association club, has become
the property OF the Marshailtown as
ISOLATION, a deal having been consum-
mated whereby the local club obtains
the pitchers service for a cash con-
sideration Of 800. Higgins was re-
garded by many as one Of the most
promising pitchers in the association
this season and a bright future has
been predicted for him.
The Dodgers. heavily in debt as a
result of poor season. found it neces-
sary TO raise funds to meet the indebt-
edness and Huzgius was ofered to
Manager Boyle. The purchase price
was such as to bring about quick &C
ton, the player being one OF the best
in the league at that price. Higgins
is now in Fort Dodge, where he ex-
poets 10 spend the winter
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-10-21
MEREDITH HERE TUESDAY,
Plans Completed For Automobile Tou
Of County,


Arrangements have been made for
the automobile tour Of the county
Tuesday, when E. T. Meredith, OF Des
Moines, democratic candidate for gov
ernor, viii speak. Two OF the meet
ings will be held in this city, at 1880
and p. n.
Elk Senator S. W. DeWolf, of Rein
beck, is to accompany Mr.. Meredith on
the trip, and will speak at different
meetings. One-half hour prior TO the
afternoon meeting at the east court
room, reception will be held for Mr..
Meredith, when people of the city may
have an opportunity of meeting him
personally.
The schedule for the Meredith trip is
as follows: Morning. 1880, LeGrand:
1880, Gilman; afternoon 1880, Mar
shalltown, east court room; 3 o'clock
Liscomb; AIS, Bangor; 4:45, ST. Anth-
ony; SEAS, State Center; Z o'clock, Mel
bourne; o'clock. Marshalltown, east
court room.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-10-21
OBSERVE IOWA DAY.
Public Schools Study Their Native
State All Week.

In OBSERVANCE OF Iowa day, deslg-
mated by the department of public in
struction 10 be set aside a. TO be spe-
cially devoted to the state, the public
schools Of the city brought 10 close
Friday a week OF study and observa =
ton on Iowa.
The entire week has been spent in
studying the resources of the state.
public institutions, and general sur
vey of the state was taken. Exercises
were held in some OF the schools Fri
day. and as a whole the commemora-
ton of special day was observed by
having the children learn more in de-
tail about their own state than what
they had known In a general way be-
fore.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-10-21
AMUSEM ENTS.
Neil o'Brien's Ministries Please Large
odeon Audiences.

Neil O'erien's Ministries Please Large
odeon Audience.
Fresh in new regalia, and surround
ed by new stage settings. Nell
O'Brien's Minstrels, always favorites
locally, paid their annual visit to the
Odeon Friday night and pleased large
and enthusiastic audience which was
most generous in its applause.
Many of the familiar black faces
were in the cast together with sew
eral new ones. The1old man" himself
was there with his quaint and comic
songs and monologs; Eddie" Ross was
himself again, "'Lasses" White. Leslie
Berry. George Peduzzi and others. all
contributed their share to the evening s
entertainment.
The usual first part served to intro
duce several good voices, including no.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-10-21
CEDAR FALLS HERE TODAY.

Husky Team Fran. Normal City Here
For Game.
Coach Ward and his team OF Cedar
Falls high school players arrived IN
the city this morning ready for the first
regular game Of the season on the
home grounds this afternoon. Last
year the locale were successful In de-
feating Cedar Falls at that city on
muddy field. Altho the field at the TAR
grounds is not in the best OF condition.
a fairly fast game is expected.
Cedar Falls has team Wnlch IL
heavy, and they are here with the ex-
pectation of giving Sanford's eleven
hard fight.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-10-21
Denver Artist Here.

Denver artist at the Sinclair Tea q
Coffee store for few days. we pc
lieve that you will appreciate the WORK
done by this western artist ana we
consider it fortunate to be able TO
bring him here. His subjects are prin-
cipally western scenes, executed IN OIL
and true-nature colors. Pictures VIII
be sold at very reasonable figures. Sin
clair Tea & Coffee Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-10-21
isn't Il the Truth!

When you get up in the morning with
the ground all covered with dew, you
want that bath of hot water and you
want It P. D. O.
But, the fact is, you don't get it. un-
less you have an Ohio N" Instantane-
Gus Non-vent Pipe Water Heater IN
stalled over your bath tub. This heater
gives the quickest and cheapest hot
water in the world, and burns gas
the cheap fuel. Have your dealer place
one on thirty days trial. Write for
booklet and full particulars. Dayton
Manufacturing Company. Dayton. Ohio.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-10-21

f~~-~~ss vS~sSSS~ AAASAA>~D 80 sAAS Wv = ~
day. ,ssS5s a n Il A. :, r. y
Mrs. Pardon Head, Of Iiscomb, re-
turned home Friday after q visit with
her sisters. Misses Minnie and Fannie
Russell. ss
Mrs. H. H. Woodward, Of Des Moines.
was in the city Friday on her way to
New Sharon after visit here with her
cousin. William Dickerson.
To Reat--,lly residence at 122 East
State street. Possession given at once.
Inquire 12A East state or cards fMrni-
ture store "a p. Downing.
Misses Dorothy and Helen Moninger,
who are attending Coa College, came
home Friday evening to visit over Sun
day with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. w. Moninger.
In honor Of Mrs. vern A. Smith,
formerly Miss Nina Hutson, who was
married recently In st. Paul. six mem-
bers OF q sewing club Of which Mrs.
Smith was formerly . member. enter
tanned at dinner Friday evening at the
Pilgrim. "A color scheme OF pink and
white was carried out very PRETTY on
the table. A basket OF pink roses
formed the center decoration with the
handle tied with . bow Of pink tulle,
from which streamers OF tulle twined
with smifax were stretched to the cor
ners Of the tablA Tiny glass CANDLE
sticks. with pink candles. marked the
places, and pink and gold hearts and
cupids were placed on the table. The
dinner was served in six courses at
O'clock. After dinner Mrs. Smith was
pleasant evening was enjoyed In the
parlors.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-10-21
TELLS SECRET
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Means Of Giving to Clothes That
Touch Called Style IL Secret Of Hop
kins e. Sons Popularity.

Clothing made TO order, and with
an understanding Of the ways and
means Of giving to clothes that touch
called style is the secret Of Hopkins d
Sons popularity.
Suits and overcoats $50, $50 and s35.
Hopkins 6. Son. the popular taiiors.