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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-15
INCREASE ESTIMATE
OF WHEAT YIELD
Department Of Agriculture Figures
Show Increase Of 81, 900 Bushels Over
November Report-Decrease Of co.
100000 Bushels in Corn Yield.

Washington, Dec. ia decrease Of
6O,0oO,oO0 bushels in the corn crop from
the estimate made in November and
an increase of 32,0O00O0 bushels in the
wheat crop were shown today in the
agricultural departments final estimate
of the important farm corps.
Their value on basis / Of present
prices, shows vast increases over last
years totals. This years corn crop IS
worth 57s,1Os.ooo more than last year:
the wheat crop, $ss,462,0O0 more; oats,
$96, $4,000 more; potatoes, $S5,071,000
more; hay, $g5,250,00O more; tobacco,
s72,727. 900 more, and cotton, $475.-
37S,000 more.
Corn 25S3,241, 900 bushels. compared
with 2,732,457,000. the 19l0-l914 aver
age.
Wheat, 639, 1856, 900 bushels, compared
with 72S;ae5, 5,8UQ. the. five year average
( Oats, g51,aS, ,eoo> bushels, cenaapared
age.
Barley 1so,ss7,oco, against 1885,
2Os, 600. n.
uSe, 4i,ooo,uUU' against SI,5SSUUO.
Buckwheat, 11,s40,00O,,. against IT,
022;00G E&
Flax seed, 15,45s.ooo, against 49,
$685.
Rice. Al, $4,000, against 24.37s.OOo.
Potatoes 2s5y4s7OOO,t against $780,
772,00O ~
Sweet potatoes, 7o,s55,ooo, against 57,-
III, 900.
Hay ttame)), ss.ss1,ooo tons, against
66, 234, ,O00
Tobacco, 1,15o,s22.ooo pounds, against
991, 1858, 900.
Sugar beets, s.s7l,ooo tons. against
5,301 1000
Apples s7,ss5,ooo barrels, against
65,a66,00O.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-15
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TRANSPORTATION MEN MEET.
First Conference Of Central States A,
enN;>k;n.. Nn>n.S - E.an.>,;lI> a

VtFUx N0uI0F0nce OF I0ntCdI StaSeS A8.
soeiation Opens at Evansville.
Evansville, Ind, Dec. 15.-The rail-
road commissions view,-tle labor side
and the governments viewpoint Of
transportation problems were on the
program for discussion today at the
first annual meeting Of the central
states conference on rail and water
transportation, which began here to-
day.
Among the. speakers were Clifford
Thorne, chairman of the board Of rail-
road commissioners Of Iowa, and Frank
P. Walsh, former chairman of the fed
eral commission or industrial relations.
A transcontinental telephone demon
stration will be heard at the banquet
tonight, this city being connected with
New York, washington, Chicago and
San Francisco for an exchange of
greetings between men of prominence
and local individuals.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-15
CALLS PROPOSAL "A SNARE.
Russian Semi. official Statement Hos.
tile to Teutonic Move.

sES eVe 70 euSonic M0vOs
Petrograd, via London, Dec. 16--The
following semi-ofTiciai statement res
lgarding the Russian attitude on the
peace proposals has been issued by the
Petrograd news agency:
THE new appeal of our enemies is
not their first attempt To throw upon
the entente powers the responsibility
for the war they let loose. In order to
obtain the support of the German peo-
pies, who are tired Of the war, the Ber-
lin government many times has had
recourse to fallacious words Of peace.
and has frequently, in order to ani-
mate It's troops, offered prospects OF an
early peace. 1t promised peace when
Warsaw was taken, when Serbia vas
conquered. Forgetting that such prom
ises untitled would create profound disc
trust" n
Try rMore Serious Plan.D
Citing further efforts by Germany to
Sow discerd among the allies, ess, :. the
statement continues:
I'm view Of the fact. however. that
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-15
Unofficial Translation Of
Peace Proffer Given
Out.
RESISTANCE POWER
NOT YET BROKEN
Note Implies That Unless Offer Fur
nishes Basis For Peace Germany
y Will Fight to End Even II Army Is
Exterminated-Note Declares Gen.
tral Powers Are Not Seeking An.
nihilation Of Enemies.

Further developments regarding
the peace proposals are awaiting
the consultations and decision of
the entente governments as to the
official action to be taken. Prob
ably nothing definite may be ex-
pected before next week.. Some of
the sections of the official German
note are being studied with in
terest by diplomats, especially the
admission that the central powers
have reached the height of their
aggressive abilities while claiming
that their strength of resistance is
not yet broken. Another signifi-
cant point In the official note is the
hope that the proposals will Serve
as a "basis" for peace. This is in
terpreted in some quarters that
Germany and Austria Hungary are
ready to conceds more than they
apparently offer.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-15
Mi.take csu.e, Los. Of H.s.

Eureka, Cal, Dec. IA mistake OF
two miles in reckoning was among the
reports today to account for the wreck
ing of the submarine H-3 which piled
UP yesterday on the beach north of
the entrance OF Humboldt bay on the
north California coast. The H-a lay
today stern-on to the waves, tethered
10 the shore. ana hidden by d fsE.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-15
STEP TOWARDS DRY NATION.
House Committee Takes Favorable
Stand on Proposed Amendment.

Stand on Proposed Amendment.
Washington, Dec. 15!--Na alton wide
prohibition took a long stride toward
congressional consideration when the
house, judiciary committee unexpected
" voted to recommend adoption of the
resolution to submit a constitutional
amendment forbidding the manufacture
and sale of liquor for beverage pur-
poses in the United States.
/ Even the most enthusiastic cham
pions of the amendment had not ex-
pected favorable action SO soon from
the committee, which at the last session
voted to postpone its consideration in
definitely.
How far the resolution will progress
thru the various legislative stages of
congress at this session IS problemati-
Cal, but administration leaders doubt
that it viii, reach the senate in time for
action at this session.
Prohibition advocates are jubi!ant
over the action Of the committee, how
ever, and predict ultimate adoption OF
the resolution and reference Of the
amendment to the legislatures of the
various states at much earlier date
l SutlA tuCy iAishu iAOpCa AoA. n
two thirds majority in both houses is
required
Coincident with the committees ac-
tion on the amendment the prohibition
issue was brought directly to the at
tention Of the senate. when the Shep-
pard bill to prohibit the manufacture
and sale of liquor-in the District OF
Columbia became the unfinished bust
ness to be KEEP. before the senate wat.:!
disposed off,
AS an amendment to this bill Senator
underwood has proposed referendum
to the male voters OF the district, Sen
ator Kern, OF Indiana, has added .
proposal that women also should par
ticipate in the referendum.
1 Sentiment in the senate for and
against the referendum appears to be
closely divided, with vote on the
subject expected within a day or two
Discussion Of the Sheppard bill af-
forded opportunity for comment on the
proposed amendment, several senators.
among them Sheppard. Vardaman and
Owen, predicting triumph for the
cause of nationwide prohibition in the
near future.
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significant NJ ..tina Called.

4 Copenhagen, via London, Dee 15.--
The Berlin Lokall lAnzeiger says 1t hears
that Major Ernst Bassermann, OF the
national liberals in the reichstag, has
proposed q meeting Of the reichstag
finance committee in order to Aiscnss
the foreign situation. Great Importance
is attached to the meeting, watcn is
Ito be secret, the newspaper adds
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-15

washington, Dec 15-An unofficial
translation of the German note pro.
posing peace negotiations, made here
from the official French text obtained
from diplomatic source, shows that
while accurate in substance the pre-
vious published version had the docu-
ments out Of their proper order. Il The
translation follows: sa
"Tlle most terrible war which history
has known has been ravaging large
part Of the world for two years and q
half. This calamity, which the bonds
Of thousands Of years eof a common
civilization have not been able to pre-
vent, is injuring humanity In its most
precious heritage It threatens to
plunge into ruins the moral progress
which Swas the pride Of Europe at the
dawn. Of the twentieth century. i
- IN this struggle Germany and her
Austria Hungary, Bulgaria and
Turkey-have given proof Of their un-
Hconquerable strength by achieving i'm
portant successes over adversaries SUI
.pefior in number and in war materials.
The last diversion in the Balkans
has been speedily and victorioLsly
thwarted.> Recent events have demon
strated that the prolongationf of the
war would not be able to break their
power of resistance, On the other hand,
the general situation justifies them
from hoping for further successes.
Not Seeking to Annihilats.
8 ut was to defend their existence and
the freedom of their national develop
ment that the four allied powers were
forced to take up arms. The achieves
ments of their armies have not altered
this purpose. Not for a single instance
have they departed from the convic-
ton that respect for the rights OF 9TH
er nations is In no way incompatible
with their own legitimate interests.
They do not seek to shatter or annlh1-
late their adversaries.
CONSCIOUS of their military and
economic power, and ready if neces-
sary' to continue to the very end the
struggle yhich was forced upon them,
but inspired at the same time with ?
desire to stop the flow of blood and to
put an end to the horrors of war, the
four allied powers PROPOSE to enter
forthwith into negotiations for peace.
They are convinced that the proposals
which they will submit and which aim
to insure the existence of the honor
and the development of their peoples
will be appropriate to serve as 9 basis
for the re-establishment Of pern,a--
nent peace. @
"If despite OF this offer of peace and
reconciliation the struggle should go
on, the four allied powers are deter
mined to continue # Co the end. dis
claiming solemnly before history and
humanity their responsibility therefor" !"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-15
cApLAN, CASE 70 JURY.

Defendant Tried Twice on Charge OF
Numbering Cha rles, Haserty.
Los Angeles, Cal, Dec. 15.--The cas-
OF David Caplan on trial for the sec
ond time for the murder of Charles
Hagerty,t one Of twenty men killed in
the destruction OF the Los Angeles
Times building, Oct l, 1910. was given
to a Jury in the superior court today.
The jury disagreed in the first trial
last May.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-15
stilI EesrfuiI 81 Participate 4.

London, Dec. 15.-Premier Cort Van
Der Linden, addressing the lower house
Of the Dutch parliament yesterday, said
the Dutch government still believes
there is danger Of Holland being drawn
Into the war, according to a dispatch
from The Hague. The speaker said that
in his country, in view OF the inter-
national situation. it is necessary to
keep a military force at the disposal
OF the government.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-15
VILLA EXTENDS
OLIVE BRANCH


Ell Paso, Tex, Dec. francisco
Villa, thru representatives here, has
made overtures to the United States
and has promised to cease his depeda-
tions upon American property and dis
continue killing Americans found in
Mexico III wss announced today by a
prominent x!ean official here 49, !. y
He reported the overtures as Villa
aholding out the olive branch. 4
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-15
| Measurs cAusss CONSERVATION.

Paris, Dee. 15.T The, decision Of the
/ government to prohibit the consump-
ton during the remainder Of the. war
Sof alcoholic beverages with the excep-
sstionsof wines and beer, has caused con-
sternation In the liquor trade. Other
tmeasures taken since the outbreak Of
hostilities are the suppression of abb
ssntle In March, 1915. the doubling Of
ifhe tax on spirits last June and the
granting to private individuals OF the
privilege Of. distilling spirits Of the
products of their own lands.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-15
DRIVEN FROM HOME BY FIRE.
Walker Family, Near Gravity Barely
Escape in Night Clothes.

Special to Times Republican.
Gravity, Dec 15.--With the temperaS
ture 10 degrees below zero. members
of the family of Clyde Walker, living
four miles from Gravity, barely escaped
In their night clothes from being
burned to death yesterday mornins1
Not thing was saved. The loss IS
So 900
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-15
PAGE ONE.

PAGE ONE.
TeIcsraphio News:
Germans Admit Height of Power Is
Reached.
Official Text Of Note Received.
Teutons Break Thru Buzeu River
Lines.
Wilson to Send Peace Proffer With
out Comment,
Disastrous Fires at Oskaloosa and
Creston.
Demurrage Rules to Lower Prices.
Slump In Wheat and Stocks.
PAGES TWO, THREE AND FOUR.
Iowa News:
Fleming Tells Of Family Pact.
Graft Scandal Ends In Suicide.
Embargo Useless, Says Cirtiss.
Big Fruit and Flower Show Planned
Thorne Upholds Regulation Laws.
Farm News and Notes. @
PAGE FIVE. -
General News:
Label Legend Lapses.
Submarine Crew Resc =
Editorial. PAGE IS
Real Estate Tre q :.
The "Constituf . Amendment"
The Children out Shoes
Topics and 10, Opinion
PAGES, SEVEN, EIGHT, NINE, TEN,
ELEVEN.
City News:
Freight Trains Collide Head On.
Stealing Ride: Meets Death.
School Nurses Work Aids Attend
ance.
NJ. & st. L. Buys Much Rolling
Stock.
Alexander Smith Dies Suddenly.
Stephen Fl. Fuller Dead.
General and Brief City News.
PAGE TWELVE.
Markets and General:
Selling Rush Turns Wheat Lower
Corn Shows Strength.
Cattle Steady.
Hogs Slightly Higher
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-15
70 M Maintain swiss Neutrality.

Paris. Dec. 15.Edmund schulthess,
the new president Of Switzerland, at
firms the intnetion OF his country to
maintain strict neutrality in an inter
view with the Berne correspondent OF
the Petit Journal.
"The policy Of Switzerland" the
president asserts, dictated by our tra-
sditions, our desires. even by our vital
interests, is and, will remain that Of
loyal and strict neutrality toward alr
the beIligerents, : neutrality sustained
Abv an immoyable resolution to defend
our integrity or Independence against
all corners. Any assertion to the con-
trary is quite without foundation"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-15

sc.eUss
( for 400, 100000 pounds, introduced in
the house OF commons yesterday. by
Andrew Bonar Law, chancellor OF the
exchequers passed thru all its stages
5sin the lower house this afternoon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-15

Experts have estimated that Spain
contains 7o9, ,e0e,9o9 tons OF ;,a.mined
iron ore, capable Of yielding about so
lper cent of metal
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-15
Peace Reports Cause Added
Drop in Prices On Chi
!. cago Board.
LOSSES EX CEED 10
CENTS a BUsHEL
Markst Asso Adysrssiy Affected BY
sis Decline. IN New York Stocks
Munitions Companies Hardest Hit,
With v. s. stesi Taking erunt Of
siump-Dsesmhar Corn IS Cents
Lever Than Month AGO.

Chicago. Dec. 15. Wheat crashed
down in value today on account Of
peace reports. First sales showed fall
in some cases Of 81 cents bushel.
May wheat touching $1.5s as against
s1.ssA to sl.ssh at Yesterdays finish.
Beside the German embassy state
ment referfihg to a limitation Of arma-
ment, the smash in wheat prices today
was due largely to yesterdays and this
mornings break in the New York stock
market. Yesterdays big decline in New
York came too late to have much in
fuence here until today.
Within an hour losses had been
widened to 1OM cents a bushel. May
wheat tumbled to 1856 on the closing
out of accounts In which margins had
been swallowed up completely. AS
compared with prices month ago, the
market at this stage was down more
than Is cents q bushet in the December
delivery.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-15
HALF MILLION
FIRE Loss IN
IOWA CITIES
Business Sections Of Oska.
loosa and Creston
Hard Hit.
TWO INJURED IN
i OSKALOOSA BLAZE

BUILDINGS on Square Block Destroyed,
Including Livery Stable and Thirty.
Five Horses - Ottumwa and Grin.
nelI Send Aid - Summit Hotel and
Several Stocks Of Goods Dessroved
at creston With Loss Of 100000.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-15
c.,ecs Accepts Ultimatun,

M London, Dec. 1.-THE Greek govern :
ment has accepted che ultimatum pre-
sented by the entente allies, according
to dispatch from Athens to the Cen
Z trail News.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-15
steekse Drop. radical

ia. New York, Dec. 15.The stock mar
ket experienced another feyerish ses-
sion Of violent liquidation today, cred
tied to- apprehension of the 3contipued
possibilities Of peace. Losses in the
stocks Of munitions companies ranged
from to312 points under yesterdays
quotations; with 32h for Bethlehem
Steel. It was, the third severe down
ward movement since the announces
ment Of the German peace proposals
Tuesday. gs ss' * 81 s.; +. !. y ,F
United States Steel was again the
outstanding feature. Almost 100000
shares changed hands before noon at
an extreme loss Of AZ points. Greater
weakness was shown by indxstrials.
alcohol, marines, Atlantic, Gulfs& West
Indies, Central Leather, LacRawanna
Steel, Utah Copper and International
Paper. Sales tonoon totaled 100000
shares.
Rallies Of I to points were made
in the early afternoon, but the market
continued eSt-enelss.;:sensitivA. y - 81 .
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-15
a.f. corduet 70. Won Tarhow

Il London, Dec. 15.-The entente pow
ery have decided to grant safe-con-
duct to Count Tarnowski von Tarnow,
recently appointed Austro- Hungarian
ambassador to the United States.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-15
N.u premier,. Condition lnproxed.

New Preniers Condition Improved.
London, Dec. 15.--Premier Lloyd
George was much better this morning,
He has every expectation OF going he
fore the house of commons on Tuesday.
In The meantime he win remain IN
doors,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-15
CONFIRMS MEXICAN ATROCITIES

American Tells of Execution Of o.
Fisher and Howard Gray.
Ei Paso. Tex, Dec 15.--An Anerical
who arrived here frorna Santa RosaIij
Mexico, brought confirmation OF til
Killing of Dr. C. H. Fisher at SaaH
Rosaiia, an unknown foreigner ut IN
inez and Howard Gray at Parral.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-15
NEWS OF THE DAY
T.-R. BULLETIN
The Weather.

Sun rises Dec. l6 at 7:19: sets at 4: 81,
Iowa Fair tonight: warmer In
northwest portion; increasing cold In
eastern portion: Saturday fair with
rising temperature.
Range of temperature at Marshall-
town: Thursday, 16 above and Q be-
low: Wednesday, II above and 10 be-
low. Dec, IA, 1914, 20 and above. AT
z this morning. above: yesterday, 8
below.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-15
Capture Town Of Buzeu On
New Russo Roumanian
Defensive Front.
WESTERN MOLDAVIA
NOW IS ENDANGERED
serious Consequences Implied in An
neunesment Of FalA Of suxeu-Hs-
tirsmsnt of Russians Beyond Mouth
Sc Danube Would Open sessarabia
10 invasion--cxar's Forces Continue
Retreat.

Possibly serious consequences
not only for the Roumanians but
tfor the Russfzns, are implied In to.
y days announcement from Berlin OF
the capture Of the Roumanian town
Of ;Buzeu.
Many military writer's have
claimed the. Russo -Roumanian army
was determinedt TO make q STAND on
the Buzeu river. II the taking OF
Buxeu, as it appears, breaks this
important defensive line, the Wnole
Russo -Roumanian line along, the
western Moldavian mountains
seems endangered by Ranking.
stress has been laid by military
commentators on the Importance OF
this line to the Russians as 1t was
one necessary to be held II the
Russian front In Galicia must be
preserved. Moreover, it has been
indicated that the falling back OF
the Russian front beyond the mouth
Of the Danube would open Bessa-
rabia to invasion:
Berlin reports an abortive onen-
sive by French in the Verdun re-
aion. Attempts made to retake
positions lost by the French on
ain 3o4 were repulsed, it was de-
tlaSed, as were also assaults on
German positions on Pepper ridge
near Fort Hardumont. east OF the
-. - 4l.~ss : nd y 81
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Sic Selsicr in Guslanb.

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nn; Gie noh GnAIauo griliidJtetelr
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baupt nid)t aniie0clu @enn es untet
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9lortbern WtunitDba 1927 {. o. 3.
gletp Yort.
Welfdtorn. Marti felt; No 2
selbts, 9osc /. (. 9teip yort.
6afer. - gtdrtt feft.
6eu. - Martt rubig.
6opfen. - Waytt itetis.
t6dute. - Marft itstis.
2sber. = Narft felt.
BORT. = Martt feft.
Beef. - Wartt fetig.
Sdmal3. Niartt itetis.
Sals. Rurtt rubig.
Wplls. = Worft ftetis.
Reis. - Wlarft rubis.
Molaiies. - Warit rubis.
3udsr. - Rober.. War!t unopers
Gnbert.