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itriftsnlpoltes, ieine llr1terinhung
meiterSufiibrer.
vSie b6ien Suben III
&uBlano".
,Sebt iulen he bas Sanb bnrd Spe.
fnlatiun in Sebensmitteln
idGbigen.

2onbpn, 25. Te6ra. 9ie ruiii-
id)c 9unio bot nod 5ipei Sienngen
cine Gc6attc iiber Die S1terpellotion
Ger Sppoiition eei9Ioiien, Die ii6
oiif elm SirfuIor bes Sinan5miniiter5
uno Der @oli5ei oil Sic SroOin5bebor-
ben be6og, bn3 lie oufforberte, Die
isroclitii6e @epoIferltng l,nter itrer-
ee Seipnhuna 5u ftelIer
9ta6 Ser Snformntion bes Dfi11i-
Itcriunls beihGftigen it'd Die SSuben
nit ciner perberbIiden &ontpoene
ipefuIotiner Spcrotioner in 8rot-
itoffen uno onoeren Gottpenbigfeiter
oes tGelihen 9ebens nit benz Grgeb-
nis, oob Die Greiie bieier Nrtifel &C.
moltig aeltiegen iinb.
gs lpuroen rlebrere &eben gebnl-
ten, in oenen Die 9SoIitif Der Reaie-
ring aur ltnterbriifitrg Der Suben
ouf bas Seftiqite ongegriffen tpuroe.
Ser 0ireftor Der ToIi5ei perIa5 Elm
Hunoi6rciben 6os on bic Sepnrtc.
mentsbeborben erIoiien iporben Dor,
uno in Dem iic onaeipieien miiroen,
enereiid1c 0toBrcgeIn eeeen o[le on.
tiiiibiihe Tropoeanhn Su ergreifen.
Gics battc 5ur SoIee, oob bic SSn,
tcrpcllotion Sitriidgeaogen fpuroeA
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@lDDOs Mgentnr beridtet
Sampfer SalDbia als
perientt.
Spnoun naft Witteilnng iiber Ser
Init bes y8reif" i'm ssebrnar.
aaiier milf anseblid Sample on
CitfrDnt lciten.
Rniiiid)e Slnsrifie an Seen Dpn no
ross nnb Iisesnicu.
Sampfer Gnslifbman, snlmer nnb
Gbriitiamianb uerienft.
syransoien entfalten meme S6tigfeit
in Wnsebonien.
Sapan beabiidJtigt nidlt Hepiiipn bes
gnnbniHes nit Gnslanb.
Transoien entfalten meme SGtigfeit
in Wnsebpnien.
Sapan benbiid)tigt nidlt Heuiiion bes
gnnbniHes nit Gnglanb.

Yoris, 20. WGr5. Die on1tli-
die fron5oiiife Grfldrlrng iiber bie
@org1nge an Der @eitfront lautet
babin, ba6 bic leste 9foft oil Der
;Sront bon Seroun iotpobl oitli6 mic
weitli6 Der Waos rilbie perlief. slr-
tiaerief1mpfe fanoen i'm Haume bon
@oepre itatt. Der onttlife Cert bat
folgenben @ortlaiit:
.SSSn ben Irgpnnen batts Elm iiber-
rai6enoer slngriff nuf bic @rGbell
nobe Gourtes Gbauiiee einiec &C.
fansenen fiir uns unb Serluite bes
sSeinoes inn 9efolge. Sie 9fa6t per-
lief auf beioen Seiten Der Maos
rlbig. Sm @oepre 9iitrift ereisne-
te iih elm glrtiueriefonlpf bel Mou-
loipile. 9lnoere @reigniiie ouf Der
8eitfront iinb nidt 5lt ber3ei6ne1.
3fpei britiidle, Gin bGniiher Sampfer
seimnfen.
2onoon, %. WGr5. Die britt.
i6en Oompfer Gngliibmon unb sSiil-
mar, ioipie Der 6GniiGe Oampfer
Gbriitiunillno iino nod einem 9erif.
te bon 2lopos Igentur geiunfen. lie
ber 6S 8erionen, Die iid] on Yoro oes
Gngliibman befanoen, liegen @eridtc
Dor.
Die letter Io6rid)ten iiber oicier
0ampfer 5eieen, bab er om II. 6e,
bruor bon Tortlano, Noine, na6 st
ga5aire i,no 9loenmoutb obfubr. 9as
S6iff hielt 5257 Sonnen uno gebort(
Der Wiiiiiiippi & Dominion Oanpfer.
linie in 9iperpool. Gs mar i'm Sabre
1892 in 8elfait aebaut iporben. Gs
iheint. bab Der 9ompfer IaiiagierC
on 9oro bate, bod lit lire ,3obI midi
befalnt. Der @erlltit mebrerer Wen
id]enleben ioa 81 beflagen iein.
sSlilmnr ipar ein Sdiff bon 1916
Spnnen. &ht Dfitgliebcr ieinel
Wnnnid)oft iino Dem 9erift 5ufolgt
gerettet porben. lleber einen Ser
Init bon Yerionen perlautct nid1t5.
Gbriitioniunb fpor ein Sfiff Dol
1910 Sonnell. 0ie uiis % Diitglie
bern beitebenoe Wanni6aft ipurbe ge
rcttet.
@aibington, II, 25. MfGrS. Son
iuIarberi6te oil bos Stoots6cporte
nient meloel1 beute, oaB Der Santpfel
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-03-25
&aibingtpus Soridlag
abgeltbnt.
entente. .NfGdltc iupllen n1if Seitiifnng
Der SdJiffc nid)t persidlten.

@ai ibingt o n, 25. Ofor5. sllle
Gnteittc- I6d]te boben burh ibre bic,
fieen Soti6often bent Sefretor 9an-
iing Die pffi5ielle 9lrrtport oiif ben III
ienem befonnten Wemorniiount mic
bergcleeten &ori6lag erteilt, baB elm
modus vivendi gei6offen tperoe,
inter Dem alle Sonbelsihiffe ibrer
9eitiidune eittfleibet tperben iouel,
pGbrenb Die 9entroln,61te iid) per-
pflidten iollteil fein ioldes iinbc-
noffnetes SdJiff onsusreifen. Irf
8riil0 oieies Wemornnbuma
befanntli6 9el,ti9lanb uuo Deter.
rei9-ltngarn ieine nelte Salidboot.
STRENGTHENING, ponad ieoes beitiidte
S6iff obne @arniing ottadiert iuer'
ben ioG, onfiinbigen lafien. Der Cert
Der 9lnttporten fpuroe nift publi5iert.
uber cs bcibt, Oab Der @orid1ldg Der
@aibingtoner 9tegierung abgelcbnt
ipuroc. Die Gntente -W6dte ioIlen 5li
oeriteben gegeben boben. bob tudbreno
Der &ricgsooiier Die bcitebefiben III.
ternationolen 8eiesc nidt geoiloert
rperoen ioaten.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-03-25
Srntalitdt gegen iriide
3eitnnssbrndereien.
ssiinf glGtter iiberfnllen itnb Grind.
nnlasen oemuliert.

Dublin, %. MGr5. 9ie milf.
tGrii6en inb poli5eili6en 8eboroen
iiberfielen geitern 3eitlngsbriife-
reien lInb beidloguabnlten flint iri-
ide 3eititngen, nabreno iie in eirt
selnen 6aQen ioenr Die 9rufcrei-
anlageli 5eritorten. 9lls @ortpano
gnlt Die ongeblid) altfrei5enbc SOL.
titue Der 9l1tter.
9epaffnete Burger traten ben Be-
borOen eilteegeil, oI5 bieie Die palle
betroten, IN Der Der @orfers 9iepu-
blic bereeiteIIt piro. Die 9eurnten
sogen iidb iofort 5uriid. Spdter be-
iesten Mitslieoer Der Burger
ormee", Die in @erbinbiing nit oeg1
iiineiten 9odarbeiter. .Strife gebiloct
tuorben mar, in Uniform unb nit
8euebren unb goionett betpaffnct,
Die &ale unb blieben bort iDobreno
Der 9aGlt.
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oes 8eieses gegen Vubli5iering BON
@telolngen, Die all ngra,oitiftliug
itno slusi6reitiingen~ aufrci5en
fonnten; bie Seri6Grflins Der Gent
iiir NIT ge5ug auf merifaniid,e 9ta6-
rid1ten nnb cine @arnilng on slr.
mee Sfii3icre oil Der 9ren5e.
Die Sesierlins perl6Bt fi6 lebig-
lid oiif Die anrtIi6en gsaf,ri6ten, Die
peoer bon einem Ibfon Serreras ct.
mas miiien nod ouf) BON ofarmie.
renben 4eiregunsen an Der @renje.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-03-25

8eiprdd) nabe Der Sd]iffsbriidc, ais
Die Grploiion erfolgte. @r lit ieitber
ni6t geieben noroen lno es miro be-
filr6tet, bob er rttergegnngen lit.
Sic @rploiion erfolgte am 9ta6nlit-
tag 3 ltbr, als Der Galnpfer einc
Shtnbe bon 6olfeitone entfernt NOR.
Ser orahtloie slpparat ipiirbe SER
itort, unb oas Sd)iff foni1te bis Dit
terl1a6t feline SilIe erlonaen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-03-25
aauf bon Mrienif Sl=
gegeben.
&aite's 6tidid)tc iibtr
Ytd's 9ebensmiiOigz
@ia filr Sdlmieseruater bas slrienif
sefanft baben.
@nite's Gltern in ibrem 6lnnbcn on
ifit nnerid)iitterlidD.
glps Elm rplatuniidjes SerhGltnis"
=
Bins Elm rplatuniidjes SerhGltnis"
NIT Der ynnDcren" Srau.

gtepgorf, %. @Gr5. Or. Nlr.
thur @oite, Der nod irilncr teiIneiie
inter Dem @infIlB Ser norfotii6en
Otitteln itebt, Die er eingenont1nen
bate, als ibn feline Sorgen iiber-
lnannten, pcrbra6te cine i6lafloic
gtaft inter i6orfer 9eiua6ung in
Der 8efangeneiIubteilltng oes 9e1e,
pne Spitals. Ndhlten Ntontag
biirfte Der 9iitriftsantpolt bon Ser
@ronbiurp cine Infloge eripirft bo-
ben, uorin Der ilinee 3obnarSt oes
Morbes i'm eriten @raoe beifuIoigt
Derben mag. Gr itebt befnnntli9 in
Dem GcrOad)t, ben Soo ieines
S6iuiegerpaters Sobu 6. @ed, eil1es
WfiIlionGrs bon @rono 9fopios, ucr-
i9uIoet 5it babeit, inocm er ibm 9lr-
ieilif in Suppen itnb Sbee gci6iittct
baben iou.
@aite mar bcute ongeiifts Ser
glisii6t, feline @lterlt ieben 5u fon-
ncn, froberer Stinrlillirg. Scrr uno
sSrau @arren @. @oite fonen &C
itern aus 8rano &apibs ber. @oite's
Sater burfte i'm eeitern obenb, ols
er naf Dem SpitoI fam, rlidt ieben.
Glterm iteben bel Subn.
yltnier Sobn beging nientols Dos
fiir6terlid]e 8erbred)ert, beiieit man
i'm beihuloigt," iaetc Serr @aitc.
.@ebt ibm cine 9elegclibcit unb mir
iinb iiber5eligt, bab iid Die Sa6e
auffl6ren miro" Scrr @oitc fiigte
bin5u, hab er ben bei6uIoigtcu
Sobne frobe @otif)aft bon beiien
Satin iiberbringe, Die in ocm Bed :
ifen Saliie in 9rano Hapibs frauf
oarnicoerliegt Serr &aite iagte,
feline S6piegertod)ter b1ttc ibn Dor
ieiner Ibfabrt nod gfetp sorf 5il ii6
gerllfen nnb ibm geiogt, er folle
ihrem Wanne iaeen, lie ipone naf)
Sem Dorf fontmen, Inn i'm aiifSu-
rnliiltern. Sic CLAUDE fein @ort bon
aa Dem, mas iiber i'm eeiogt tpiiroc.
ySogen Sic ibnt,~ ion 5rult
@oitc ibrenl S6pieecrpoter crflGrt
baben, roaB id) gebort bobe, mos
man iiber i'm unb Die onocre SSrolt
iif) erSdblt. 9as nladt abiolut fei.
nen l1nterI9ieo, iotpeit e5 mid be-
trifft. l1no ieIbit fpcnn bos nit Der
unoeren Sral pabr mare, iusen Sic
ibn, ooB i'd ibn1 per5eibe."
Gle ynnbere" Sran.
9eteftipe iogtcn beilte, oob ite Die
6rau gefunben l,nb iocntifiSiert 6Gt-
ten, bic nit Or. 9lrtbur @arrcn
@nite in einem bieiigen SoteI nls
rSerr uno sSrau q. @. @olters
gelebt baben ioa. Sic ioa eine
friibere SGngerin uno iest 8ott;n
zines ,3ipilingenieurs iein. Sic
iagte, Or. @oite batte Elm Stii6ier.
5iminer III Dem Sotel ouseeitattet,
oarlit tie uno er sitianmen Muiif
lutb Spraben lernen fonnten. Or
@oitc babe ii6 ibr gegcniiber OF
iiber ieinen S6tpieeerpater ausge.
iprodlen, Dem er ani6einenb iebr sli,
geneigt mar.
Or. @nite's @eriion.
Or. @oite's 8eirGn6nis gegeniibel
Dem Giitriftsanipalt, 6oB er Serrr
8ed elm 8ofet Qrienif eindehGnoidi
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lUortieBnris BON Seite 81
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Die ciir5ige fdgcid6e oe,tf.
[4e Seitit,ts in 20i6igau.
tper6e sic 9eper6e,r Der
PH. SreHe 6ri,rsf.
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Or. @nite's @eriion.

Or. @oite's 8eitGn6nis gegeniibcr
Dem Giitriftsanipalt, ooB er Serrn
Bed elm Padet 9lrienif einsebanoigt
bGtte, unb feline gebouptuns, onb
Bed Selbitnorb neriiben ipolIte, neil
er obne ieine @ottin ON Dem 9eben
feline Sreuoe ntebr gefunoeit bate,
1l,bert nifts on Der Ibiiht bes 0i.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-28
c.rd q rhanks.

We wish to thank the neighbours and
friends for the kindness and sympathy
shown US in our Bereavement, the loss
Of our son and brother. Mrs. Daisy
Dilley, Mr.. and Mrs. j. v. Bass.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-28
FORMER ACTS AS RELIEF
PITCHER AND LATTER DRIVES
IN WINNING RUN.
CLINTON TAKES LONG
SUNDAY GAME, S TO a
Pilots Gain Big Early Lead, But
Gnsons Come Back and Drive Drohan
From Reconsideration Saves Own
Game Saturday by Putting Ball Over
Fence-Games Fought Desperately.
Special to mes-Repuhlican.

Special to Times Republican.
Clinton, Aug. 2S.-Marshalltown lost
a desperate game to Clinton here yes
terday by the score of to 4 in ten
innings of play. Like Saturdays game,
the visitors made a desperate attempt
out four runs IN the seventh, but We're
unable 20 set the winning run across
the pan before the Lex al. scored in the
tenth.
The Ansons came near winning the
same i'll the ;!S IA when. With Lunte
on second, Prough singled to center. 4
perfect throw 10 the plate by Nolt
nipped the shortstop by inches.
Penner Easy in Early Rounds.
Clinton again took an early lead and
apparently had the game on ice as
the Ansons were only able to collect
one scratch hit off the offerings OF
Drohan in the first six innings. Pen
ner was easy for the locals the first
three innings, Wien they collected six
hits for total of four runs. After
that the Cleveland recruit frightened
and it was not until the tenth the
A single by Wilkes, an error b.,
Lunte, Sears sacrifice, and Schliebner
two gger down the third base line
scored two for the locals. In the third
Nolt singled and went 10 third on
Sears hit TO right, the latter taxing
second on the throw to third. Schlieo-
ner scored Nolt with a long fly to CEN
ter. Sears took third on Miller's out
to Prough and scored on Mennes hit.
After that Penner was tight in the
pncies until the fatal tenth.
Drive Drohan From Pan.
Marshalltown fell on Drohan in the
seventh and sent the veteran to cover
with a volley of five blows and tour
runs. Eunck opened this inning with
a single to left, and went TO third on
Lunte's double. LeBeau walked ana
choked the bags. Eunick scored on d
wild pitch, and the rest of the runners
all advanced a base. Lee forced Lunte
at the plate. Prough doubled and
scored LeBeau. Ryan hit to Corrigan'
who tried to head off Lee at the plate
nut hit the runner in the back with the
ball. Penner singled off Drohan's shins
and Prough scored. Wanner singled
and mica lNe bases. - ii'is' S'''SN-
Watkins was sent in to relieve Drohan.
He famed Murphy and Eunick ended
the rally by flying out to Miller.
Former Ansons Wreck Game.
Both sides played desperate ball
getting men or bases IN each OF the
following innings. Clinton got man
as far as third base in the ninth pu'
Penner was equal to the emergency
ond got Scars down on an easy chance
The winning run counted III the
tenth. Miller lived on Luntes error
and Byers scored him with a three
base hit to center. .-...
Both teams gave their pitchers eA-
cellent support, and circus catches ny
LeBeau. Sears, and Wilkes featured
tho game Fast double plays by both
teams also helped to keep runners
away from the plate, as they came ~
places when the pitchers were LII
trouble The score:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-28
ToRKELsoN WINS OWN GAME.
Home Run Hit Turns Tide Of Battle
and Ansons Nose Out Clinton.

Special 20 Times Republican.
Clinton, Aug. 2S.-Marshalltown de-
feated Clinton here Saturday in the
second game of the series in a great
uphill game by the score of to 2. Ii
was one of the hardest fought games
of the season. on the Clinton grounds,
and by fighting to the last man the
Ansons pulled out one run to the good
kluckholm had the best Of Red
Torkelson until the eighth inning, when
the home twirier wavered and Torkel-
son. by putting the ball over the fence
for a home run, upset Kluckholm, who
lost control of himself in the next in
ming and allowed the score to be tied
before Drohan could come to the res
cue 1t was too late for the veteran
to save the game. and two sacrifice hits
brought in the winning run, which
Kluckholm had allowed to get on the
bases.
Clinton started out early, and with
kiuckhoim going better than he had
gone at any time since joining the
Pilots, it looked like a shut-out. Then
came the explosion. With two out in
the eighth Torkclson sailed one hum
dred feet over the left field fence, and
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-28

it was the beginning Of the end. ZEN
ner. batting for Richmond, and Murphy
both singled, but Ryan forced the 'at-
ter at second. The fireworks started III
the next inning, however.
Game Won in Ninth.
Eunick opened the ninth with stroh.
and Lunte cracked the ball to the right
field fence for double, scoring
EuniCk. With the score tied bro" IL
sent Drohan in in an effort to save the
game, but it was too late. LeBeaC
hunted Lunte TO third, from where ne
scored on Prough's long sacrifice fly TO
left.
Clinton scored one in the third wren
Corrigan opened that inning with MT
and went to third when Torke!soh
threw kluckhoIm's bunt TO center held.
He scored on Nol1s infield out. The
last Pilot counter came in the next
inning. when Schliebner hit the hai'
over the fence for home run. Ire
score:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-28
"JlM" DRoHAN PASSES.
Grand Old Man Of Clinton Pilots Hurls
Last Game Against Ansons Sunday.


jim Drohan, the grand old man
of the Clinton Pilots, has pitched his
last game. Drohan has retired from
the game to accept position with the
Burlington railway at Galesburg, Ill.
where he has made his winter home for
several years. Drohan expects to leave
soon for Fall River, Mass, where he
will visit friends before taking up his
new duties with the Burlington. Should
one of the Bostonclubs win a pennant
this year and the world series be
staged in Beantown, Drohan will re-
main in the east to witness the games
at Boston.
Drohan is So years OF age. and has
been pitching winning ball for sixteen
years, having entered professional
ranks in 1900. He has been one of the
leading pitchers Of the league this
year. and has saved many games for
the Pilots as relief pitcher. He has
been able to go into the game without
warming up, and has generally proved
effective. Drohan took the management
Of the Clinton club this year, but re-
signed in mid-season. Much credit is
due him, however, for the good show
ing OF the Pilots, as he assembled
team which was capable of battling the
best clubs of the league.
Yesterday was "Drohan day at Clin-
ton and the veteran was sent against
Penner He held the Ansons to one
hit for six innings, and apparently had
the game won, but rally in the sev-a
enth caused his retirement. Watkins,
the former Arson hurler, was sent in to
save the contest
With the retirement of Drohan the
Central associati ton has few of the 'old
timers remaining, and but one pitcher.
Zackert. who can remember when Dro-
han broke into league baseball.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-28


4 total of 40 miles was added over
the levy made last year. and mills
were cut out. leaving a net increase Of
% mills over the 1915 levy.
Where Increase Comes.
The principal increase was the new
city of the first class and must pay for
its own bridges and the cost of their
upkeep. Heretofore the county has
done this. The council levied 3 mills
for this fund. But taxpayers of the
city will no longer be assessed for the
county bridge fund which last year
was mills. Release from paying the
county bridge tax levy will more than
offset the new city levy for bridges.
The other new fund. of | mill for
the Improvement of the main roads
and streets leading into the city, is a
special fund for this particular pur-
pose. It is intended TO pay the city's
share Of these paving projects. The
law fixes l mill as the limit for this
purpose. but the levy at that rate can
be extended over period Of years.
Old Funds Reduced.
One half mill was added to the park
fund increasing it from mills to 30
mills The increase is reeded. not only
for the improvements being made in
Riverview park but for general park
purposes.
The sewer fund was reduced from,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-28
START GAMES At 8 O'CLOCK.
Closing Games Of Season to Be Called
Half Hour Earlier Than Formerly.

Owing to the shortening of the days
and the early sunset, the closing games
of the Central association in this city
will be called at o'clock instead Of
$40, as heretofore. Manager Boyle
has asked that the change be made be-
cause Of the difficulty experienced in
recent games which were prolonged un-
til the shadows falling on the playing
field made the playing of the game diff
fcult.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-28

Games Today and Tuesday.
Marshalltown at Cedar Rapids.
Waterloo at Clinton.
Fort Dodge at Muscatine.
Mason City at Ottumwa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-28

Forty three mills were ordered
levied against city property of the first
class. to be paid in 1917, by the city
council at it's meeting held this fore
noon. The levy is 2.5 mills more than
the levy made last year by the council
and being paid in taxes this year.
Most important among the levies are
two new ones. One is for bridges and
the other is for the Improvement and
paving of the main roads leading into
the city.
A levy was made for each of the old
funds. The tabulation, showing the
comparative levies in each fund for
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-28

2 mills to I mill. This was made pos
sible by reason OF the city changing its
system Of paying for new sewers by
charging the cost to the abutting prop
erty instead of paying for it out Of the
city's sewer fund. Probably next year,
or eventually at any rate, this fund
will be lowered to no more than half q
mill.
The city is getting the judgments
obtained against 1t in litigation paid,
so the Judgment fund was reduced
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-28
Sunday. Results,

At Clinton-Clinton,5 3; Marshalltown,
4. (Ten innings.)
At Observation-Disclosures s; Mason
City, 4.
At Cedar Rapids-Cedar Rapids 8;
Waterloo, 6.
At Ottumwa-First game, Ottumwa,
4; Fort Dodge, 2. Second game-Fort
Dodge, 4; Ottumwa, 2. (Second game
seven innings.)
Note: Second Ottumwa- Fort Dodge
contest was an exhibition game and
does not figure in the standing Of the
clubs.
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SIGNS NEW oUTFIELDER.
Manager Boyle Secures John Warmer
For RIGHT Cardinals veteran

Outfelder John Wanner. formerly
with the Rock Island, Memphis and
Hartford. Conn. clubs, has been signed
by Manager BOYLE for right field and
joined the Ansons at Clinton. Sunday.
Warmer is a veteran and has the rep
utation of being a hard hitting gard
ener. He showed well at Clinton in his
first gamo
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STANDING OF CLUBS

Saturdays Results.
At Clinton-Marshalltow 8; Clin-
ton, 2.
At Observation-Disclosures, IL; Ma
son City, Z.
At Cedar Rapids-Cedar Rapids, 4;
Waterloo, 2.
AZ Ottumwa-Fort Dodge, 7; OF
tumwa, 4. (Ten innings)
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from as mills to is mills.
The usual 5-mill levy for road pur-
poses against strictly AGRICULTURAL
property within the city limits. was
levied this year - last.
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MARSHALLTOWN.
Two out when winning run scored
ccore hy innings.

Score by innings:
Marshalltown % 0 0 0 0 "a
Clinton 2 q 0 0 0 0 u
Two-ba hits-Schliebner Watkins,
Lunte ca, Prough Three-base hit
Byers. Bases on balls-Off Drohan, z;
off Penner, 4. Struck out-By Wat
kins, 3; by Drohan, 4: by Penner, D.
Double plays--Corrigan' to MEME to
Schliebner: Penner to Prough. Sac"i-
fee hits-Sears (2), Schiiebner. Stolen
bases-Menne, Corrigan, Nolt. WIZ
pftch-Drohan. Hit by pitcher-Nolt,,
Sears. Time Of game: TO-. Umpire
Asher.
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MARSHAlLLTOWlN.
Store BY icnin
k1NVI 2
.arshal.town .ooeoooo12

MarShaItoWn " % v ~ ID
Clinton .oe j y U u "
Two-base hits Eunick, Lunte. Home
runs-Schliebner TOrkelson. Bases on
balls-Of Kluckholm. /; off Drohan, Il;
off Torkelson, I. Struck out-By
Kluckholm. 4; byTorkelson, 9. Double
plays-kluckholm to Meme to Schlieb-
ner Sacrifice .hits-Nolt. COrrigan,
Richmond, LeEeau, Proush. Hit by
pitcher-Prough. Time of gamc-1:5o.
Umpire-Asher.
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L[V|[S
IS MILLS TAXES
LEVY FOR 1917 Is 2.5 MILLS HIGH
Err THAN LEVY PAID
THIS YEAR.
BRIDGE FUND ADDED
TO cITY's BUDGET

Addition Of 8 Mills, However, Cuts Out
County Levy Of S Mills For the Same
Purpose-One Mill Added For Paw
ing Main Roads-Levy For Sewers is
Reduced-Other Levies.