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st ncolaat Sarncbicm.

NtonOal nlcooclca ocn lite SaluIar,
@oiIcnbuict "Gbenc5er", ipm bar
pTret brcuct al Wan0nI5 "a arilti-
anaIanbs SnOrcmialiona SGlcsior-
ctlllgcr, CT bcllllttct ncolngt o. 81
cnoornnlcn iolgt ior 10000 &ro-
ncr. NJ ocnuc Sutn bar Munoala
NUllcaforenlng Iaact 10000 &roncr.
llnocr Garame0ct her / @pcn be-
banOlc0e 6Tlc@forcningcn SpergS-
maalct ON Anpenocllcn al oiaic Ecn-
ger. Get bclllittcoe@ of DC lfllloc
bcnlUg9ca til ct @cgnt, buorai Gcn-
tcrne lfal onpcnocs I'll &irlp ior
fattige o9 iorUlbreloie Barn, ionl
maa bortlrttcs til pripate SAINT
ller.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-15
Oanmdrfs SuHaet.
%rloisc SnStrater, men cuSSa itpr.
re ltoaifter.

Som ier nlcbbelt hor Sen oanlfC
Ssritcminiitcr Sable nciop 0ipct cr
l~lorconing ON Sannorf unocr Sri,
gen. Nerunocr iremtom han oqiac
nlco Ell HTttc intcrcalauic SpIna.
nillacr ON oct oauite StatSbnoae,
unocr Den mlpprcnbc Situaticn.
Sor Sinansaaret l9t4-t5 por
Statens SnbtG9tcr orilnact Ill 123
Milioncr aroicr o. in0Qif meb t21
Nfilioncr aroner. Tor S~ilton@aorci
t9t5-t6 or SnotG0tcn o~uilaact til
125 Niaioucr arpner, "a Der or life
Scan ill, at Bette @cleb life ital ino.
fonunc. Spcrtimoo tn0cr Den Snl.
itTnbighcb. at Norhricllcu al Sor.
mllc. oN ,Srlbfcnlititaitcu. iom ucoto.
1ca / 1915 oil inbaan mco mere enc
Oct bobbcltc AZ oct ~paarcQnchc @c-
lob. Scrior har ell 1eNtCrn % Tor.
liltl9 Sercanina tilluot at unilan
Stotcns SnotTatcr paa &ubQctior-
lldqct for ~ISillansunret l9t6-t1 I'll
omfrino 1873 Vtiuioncr Nroucr. Sclp
om &c ~.llloprcnbe nbcrlt uanlfclioc
Sorholb iortiGttcs, hi Set ianoiun-
liguia bli lto9en Mtiuioner %itcrrc.
mar III bare fan hUloe ~ nocnior
arigcn. Scrtil fomi1cr ioa beh INC
Stcmpclitot pao Irticr mco onifrino
, WiQioner aroner, oQ cn6pibcrc piI
Observation-Disclosures Den lite 9ccenl.
Der 1916 gipc mirlbit - Wiiuioncr
&rollcr.
Wtan tor alcrebe pna bette @rltnb-
lag rogue nlcb, at Der / 19t6-t1
pil inogaa / Stntsfns len minbit 100
Williolcr aroncr, bpiltct cr Ell me
get bctpbclig StatsinotGQt / ct Gam.
fllnb pau fnopt 3 Vtiuioncr Wernlc.
ifcr. Sor ollcrcbc iolQte, men cubnll
life betultc StdtsobliQntinncr pil Der
/ 1916-17 inofommc onltring 10
Miuioncr aroner, oa Stoten$ ,Sro.
tpNt pil ioolcocS 'tigc til t75 Wfil-
lioner &roncr. Selp bcme itore >no-
tT9t forlloar Dog fife til at brffc De
ltorc llogifter, arigen ioraurinaer.
StotenS llbgiiter / 1916-t7 piI
til DC nornlule Sormoal uogierc ONT
firing 1875 Wtinioner aroner. Ser
illaa regne3 meo, at arigcn pebbIi-
penoe bill forpoloe Ell c~rtroproinTr
hight, % hpis arigen porcr belle set
fonmcnoc T%inansoar tiIenoe, bill ser
bli Neopenoigbeo for Silucicbringcl-
icn al me StatsinotGqtcr.
Siotil bar Statsfoaien flarct oft
ocls pes npe Sfatter, ocI5 oerpeo, at
DC gamlc cr gaact bebre inc, emo mani
bapbe tllroet pcntc, % enoelig pco
Suon. Ser er inlt pe0 2aon tilpcie-
bragt ia WtiQioner aroncr, ipn ale
TANNER fra Snolanoet. ~ oi2ie
ia Wtiuioner aroncr falocr De 10
Wiaioner aroner iio urlocr sc tio.
ligcre 6inanslaon, iom mooiparer
Ifbragct poa Stot5giGloen. Gnb-
pioere er pper IA Wliaioner aroncr
enbult life inobetoIt. Silbage er 90
Miaioncr &roner, Tom er f%orbrugt
.tinigenco Ell Gel al aasiebeholonin-
gen. Sette er Stotens llnoerifuo /
II arigsmaaneoer.
Statens iomlcbe @iGlb uoQier mi
pmfring AGO Minioncr aroncr, bill
fet bcrcgret pr. Slr0bpgger iporer til
159 aroner. Tcttc cr ct bctnbeIig
men citer Babies Wcning oog
life mere, ello Soloet fan ooerfonl-
me, og Ell pGientIig Tel al bet or IN
0elllanoif 8iGlo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-15
Sorooele9ater paa
Piempei,

Notteroom. Soaano, oen Soc &c.
brllur. - 8upernor &. 4. Sauna
ira Nortb Gafota, CONNER Ben =.
Slnolcp ira Gcnper, Sol. Hcp.
Sentin Slopo Soncs ira CHICAGO OF
@aaton Vlontiii, 6rc02erpeoitio.
mems Giunnabeitprer tiItroootc iooa
&icmrciicn iii Gmcrita nlcO Camp.
tibet "Nicunp Nmitcroam".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-15
&raacru 250 Mar. :

llliar fltn0e &rugere Gp ieire Ell
McrfcOag i i'm Niitorie; fiji poa beil
Gag blcu for $50 9lur iiocn Spens
Eriuilegier Iom ajsbitao rmocrifre-
oct / &%iobenbouu al Song 6rcoerit
Den 30ic. - %eO ct ihGroi0t glrbei-
De ira S~orgcrncs Sioe, prientlig
gicnnem Ste0ets Du melt iremifilote
Mano, NieIa Soiirenicn Aoelaer -
icnere iprite Sper-HaaomallO o. til
iiOlt AnltmanO / Sratsbcrg nleo Die
lioen2 pao Somirulano , 9roocr
al Gort Siperticn 9loelacr, bar @pen
IRA Den Tag al traaot ino / Gieb-
ltTocrnes GGffc % / Oct pricntligite
bleuet ri Tor i'm NfbGngi9beo al
Sfien. - Eaa @ri1no al ben libel.
Oige Aarstl0 ior mere ieitlige gr.
rangcmclter blcp Iagen life ieiret
oiicntligt / aragcrs ben 16oe, men
fon Dog til at blipe nlilloet pua
lorltlellige Mtaaoer. - Zen eBcnt-
Iige 6eitOag oil blipe benIogt til oen
12te Sill, "a 9taturen itaar / i'm
i%fienlcitc Sonmlerpragt. Faa oen
Gag bIep nenilig ierit Triullegiet,
alltoaelig paa @rrno al Mooitan-
Den % piaielig ogiaa Srafasierier
ira Stiena Sioe, uplPit paa @uens
&oaobua ior @prgerne o. Den &c
meme TImlle~. - iii ocn oiiicicQc
6eitoog pil Der ogiaa fommc iii at
ioreIigge ct iterre 6eitifriit ON Sp.
ems @iltorie og bcns llopifIing 9ien-
mem DC i%orlebne go Nar, iloarbei-
Oct al Grfipar arog Steiicns.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-15
Mpros &rum0rnbcr. Nproa Gcrf

gollle &romgrltbcr bar iibcn iioltc
CONNER pUret prppcorepct unbcr
@crgingenier Magor @rlobcrga &C.
OelIe, % Here al @rllbcrle er lTn-
Jet % oprculfct og III fTrOige til
Grit. s Den N~llconing er / 0isle
Gage ilere me Nrbeioere inbtaget,
% Der bpggcs ogiau Ell itor, M @a-
rotfe, iom bliuer iGroig on fort
Sio. - &romnlalrnen iial bore al
nlegen goo &pnlltet % lloiigterne ior
en- lonllcnoe Grit Oe bcOite. Otter
6%orlpocnoe paagaar Der / Oisic Gage
Gannclien al ct norif gftielelifub,
lom ifal puertnge % briuc biaie or
pUroigc, 9urnle &romgrllbcr, lonl
poa @ritno al DC bpie TriIcr pna
&rommalm er blcpet iTrligt uftuclle
III.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-15
6aarosbruoets
~Soniomheo

Ser iorcli9gcr / biaic Gage cuocl
me Geillltater al &c llnocrI9gclicr,
'om Sclifabct for Horgea %cl nnitil=
Ter ON Sorobrugct5 GriitaiorboIo /
Norge.
Ser cr umbcric0t 81 2itIol1o5-
9aaroe meo ct ,Sllomnrfaorcul pou
gicnmcmilitlig 252.1 Wfoal, 80 &cit-
lanoSgauroc nlco gieluncminitlig Ga
Nfaol SltOntarf, s NamoolS0ooroc
nleo gicnncmrinitlig 170.5 Maal
Snonarf og 4 0narbe / Nororc
g'teroalcn meo gjcnneminitlig 117.S
Wtanl Snomarf.
Sruttollobpttct pr. Waal or iterit
/ Norbre 2itcroalen, ncmIig SIR.
40.97. Toa Gitlanoct SER. 37.14.
% / Nanlonlen Str. 26.1S. Naar
9tcttonobpttct aligcpel CT itprit poo
EltlallOct, nenllig &r. $40 pr.
Wtaul, mems oct paa %eitlurtoct er
bare SIR. 3.5S, / Nunibolen ar. 4.16
% / Norore Gitcroalen Ser. 5.34, iaa
lfplocS oct, at Iriitsuogiftcrnc er
forboloSpis minbit pna 2itlanoet,
neunlig SER. $3.50 pr. Mool, mems oe
paa Gcitlunbct or SIR. 36.06, / Hor-
orc Eitcroolen SIR. 1858 o9 / Nam-
oaIen Str. 2t.42.
@lanot Griitsubgiitcrne or ooiaa
mcoregnet %olminocIig Detailing citer
Siltrlftets 9rbeibsprilcr for oct Nlr-
belize, iont Gicren % bans Somilie
ilofprcr paa 8oaroen. Terimoo er
Der lffc frotrlffet Sorrentning al
Den ncolagte aopitol. Hettoaifainlin-
gen bctcgllcr ianleoes bpu0 ser er
lglell til Torrcntling al &upitalen,
llaor Gieren og Sonlilic bar fauet al.
miloelig Detailing Tor lit grbcioc, %
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ior 8aar0s-
oriften CT for Gitlonoet 4.S2, Nont-
balcn 40, Nororc GiterooIcn 3.04
% for Geitlanoct bare $50.
Set frcmgaar altiaa al bislc @c.
re0nitgcr, at llobpttet poa Teitlol-
bets inlua @aarbe err mlcgct fnapt, og
at oct bare er ian iom ina ogiua paa
Eitlanoets iterre 8oorbc.
Gll bclt giGlofri ZitIonos0ooro-
brllgcr ntco Ell 8uaro poa 100 MaaI
bprfet Soro ifaI eitcr oisie Huber
iogelier bapc cit Sllotpgt al $40 Str.
pr. glar al lin @oarb uocllom Beta
lingelt for lit egct Irbcioe, mems Ell
&cItlallosgaarobrltgcr mlcb Ell @oaro
al iamllte Sterrelic bare bar 35S SIR.
pr. Nar. @clt giGlofrie Bomber bp-
rer inliolertio iii DC rene llnotaQeI-
Ter, og llaar man tagcr / Sctro0t-
ming, at Gclltcl al 0iGIccn ipurcS
otter Ell heicre Troccntiuts enc
8aaroelles Sorretningaprocent, blir
Hellterle al Den 2apitul @aarobrll-
gernc iclp bar ncblugt / inc @eorii-
ter mcgct inraa, - paa Sitlanbct
Alb pGt., / NamonIen 3.64, / Nor-
ore Gitcrbnlen 1.S6 % poa %cItIan.
oct enoog ct llnoerifito al 0.S7 pGt.
Observation-Disclosures nlaa meo
andre Sro reoilccre lin 9en for per
ionlig Irbeibc, Tor at fllnle i|orrentc
8iGlb. GQer rettere iagt
S~riiten bGrcr Jig life.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-15
Vcnliee cro.

&rr ian mil AZ laac os faa Iiet
mere ~Nelentmne~. Sen er erfra COB.
&c lda iau 9e lieeiaa soot ogiaa rlliie
llht 90 / Sr, 6au or mere Dozen. eno
Ran pleier al rare.
3aIpor Sobnion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-15
s,aar &c ioruser rsres subnriptio

belti eol. caer SGuiaHnisHina. set CT ufis
tcyi AZ ienoe lee geHac I almInoelIae s'repe.
"a pl fan life pGre aH'parlIse ier tenae. ION
bitr burie pdn SeieH.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-15

cpis 1r frGnarr en- snmnT;n. nHilai On AZ
DC iioiie Mioeeler az -QuspeHneH~. &iuiGit
% beoit. Speceue Srifer meo -Secordbs 30
ten Ct s1r.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-15
Scacfiif paa SAB.

4 Eiino "&alibut", 3 Spiicifccr
gfcl, Ell Spiicifc Salt, 3 Spiieifecr
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-02-02
AGREE ON ALTERED
COLOMBIAN TREATY
Proposed Pact Altered to Provide For
Payment Of $15,ooo,ooo, Instead Of
s2s.ooo,ooo, to Colombia - Apology
Clause Modified.

Washington, Feb. 2.-Reducing the
proposed payment to Colombia from
$4,000, 900 to $15O00,000. and altering
the proposed apology Of the United
States for the partition of Panama to
make 1t a mutual expression of regret
on the part Of the United States and
Colombia, the senate foreign relations
committee today ordered a favorable
report on the pending Colombia treaty.
The vote on the treaty was eight for
to seven against. Senator Clarke, OF
Arkansas, was the only democrat vot-
Ing against It,
BY a vote Of 10 to 8, the committee
also favorably reported the treaty to
pay Nicaragua $4,000, 900 for a canal
route and naval bases In the Bay Of
F'onseca.
The action Of the committee today
means that the treaties will be brought
into the senate for ratification with
the full force of the administration be-
hind them as part Of a plant to har-
monize all nations Of Pan-America.
IA heavy fight Is expected over the
Colombian treaty Such change as
the majority of the committee now
proposes to make will necessitate fur
5ther negotiations with Colombia which
has already accepted on a basis Of the
United States paying $25,000.o0o and
expressing regret,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-02-02
Ohio River Craft Totally
Destroyed When Boilers
csye Way.
IA : s..lTY OF CREW
BELIEVED DEAD
Not to Exceed Six Of Thess on Beard
Reach shore--one Of Largest Vessels
Of Its Class on Ohio Rver-crew Of
twenty Three Composed Of Old Riv-
ermsn-oesan Vessels in Collision
South Of Cape Race.

Huntington. w. ya. Feb. ::.-Tha Sam
Brown. Pittsburgh. Pa. tow boat
sank within a few minutes after her
boilers exploded In the Ohio river. op-
posite this city at 11:o5 today. It il
believed that few OF the crew were
saved.
A few survivors of the Sam Brown.
but not moro than six In ell, reached
the Ohio aide of the river, following
che explosion. Debris from the boat
landed on 10th banks OF the r.var. II he
boat was blown to pieces and sank Inn
rnediately A great majority Of the
members OF the Grew, approximately
thirty, are believed OF have perished.
The Sam Brown was one OF tho
largest tow boats in the Monongahela
rivers Consolidated Coal and Coke
Companys fleet. It was commanded BY
Captain Lou Blair. of Pittsburgh. and
his second officer was Benjamin Will
liams. also Of Pittsburgh. The crew
numbered %, most Of whom had been
recruited from rivermen In this yictn.
ity.
Ben J. Williams, mate Of the tow
boat. a survivor, says there were thir-
ty-four persons on board the boat. OF
these, twenty have been accounted for,
Fourteen are missing and 1t is believed
they are dead.
Captain Lou c. Blair, of Pittsburgh.
in command OF the boat, .is missing
and is believed dead Four men In
jured In the explosion are in q hospital
here.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-02-02
KAISER YIELDS
ON LUS|TAN|A
Reply to United States
Demands Said to Be
Satisfactory.
BERLIN HOPES FOR
SPEEDY AGREEMENT
Positive Understanding Expected by
German Govsrnment 40 Result Of
Latest Concessions Offers
Net Vet Received in Washington
Colonel House Attracts Admiration
In Europe Because Of ouiet Tongue.

Berlin, by wireless to Sayville. Feb
2.-Instructions have been sent by the
German government to Ambassador
Won Bernstorn at Washington Of such
a nature as to give reasonable hope
for positive understanding concern
Ing the Lusitania affair, it was an
nounced here today.
The announcement, which Is Of
semi official nature. is said by the
Overseas News Agency to have been
made "in connection with alarming
English reports about the German
American relations"
The text Of the statement is given as
follows:
1T Is true that on Saturday. Jan. ~,
"a telegraphic report from the German
ambassador arrived at Berlin, showing
that up to that time 1t had been inn
possible to adjust the Lusitania case in
manner satisfactory to both sides by
friendly verbal exchanges of views. On
Tuesday instructions were transmitted
by telegraph to the German amhassa-
do- which give reasonable hope for
positive understanding"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-02-02
BANDITS KILL POLICEMAN.
Auto Gang Of Dssperadoes Adds An
other Victim to List.

Auto Gang OF Desperadoes ADDS An
other Victim to List.
Chicago. Feb. Auto bandits--a
new gang of desneradoes--added an
other policeman 10 their growing list
of victims last night
Three bandits held up the drug store
of Emile M. Stuckey, $50 East Seventy
first street, at $3.50 o'clock. Outside a
little battered Ford car stood at the
Curb. it's engine running at full speed
and another member of the oand at
the wheel.
Inside the drug store Stuckey, the
proprietor, his wife and a patron were
standing with hands elevated above
their heads.
Policeman John Award of the Grand
Crossing station happened to pass. He
saw hte spectacle. Tugging at his hip
pocket to get out his revolver. he ran
to their assistance. Almost at the same
time the bandits saw him.
Hardly had the policeman stepped
into the store-his revolver yet un-
drawn-when vo1ley of bullets from
the revolver of the three bandits poured
at him. He fell unconscious and per-
haps fatally wounded. bullet just
above his herat and another thru his
back.
AS the policeman fell the bandits.
still firing at his PROSTATE body, ran
by him into the street. One leaped
into the little automobile and. abandon
ing the other two to their fate, the ma
chine raced away. Pedestrians saw the
other two. revolvers still in hand. run
ming down an alley. The shooting Of
the policeman frustrated the robbery
and they obtained nothing.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-02-02
FATE OF MAROONED
CONVICTS UNKNOWN
Eight Hundred convicts on Arkansas
State Farm Endangered by River
Eating Away. Lsxees-Fear Stream
May Desert Present Channel.

way 0oo0FS 6VVSVUS SUeu"ess
Little Rock, Ark, Feb. 2.-F'ear that
flood waters In the. Arkansas river,
wearing away the ievees, may cause
the stream to desert: its present chan
nei3 on the convict farm at cummins
and send its waters down Bayou
Bartholomew, empttng in the Missis-
sippi river below the Arkansas-Louisi-
ana line, was EXPRESSED today by river
men
At the convict farm the river Is eat
ing away the leyee.
~ No information was received here
this morning as to the fate of 500 con-
victs marooner at Cummins. Several
hundred pprsons are marooned near
Douglas and work Of bringing them to
town continued last night and today.
Two hundred to 500 families near
Douglas VIII be without food In few
days, according to messages said to
have been sent to Mayor Taylor, OF
Little Rock: and to Senators Clarke
and Robinson, in Washington, asking
help. y
At Fort Smith relief committees have
begun to take care Of the refugees
from the lowlands who still are crowd
ing into the Cities About 200 houses
In and near Argenta are under water.
At Newport, which was covered with
water from two to fifteen feet deep
this morning, houses are stocked With
provisions enough to last . week.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-02-02
GERMANS JUSTIFY
ZEPPELIN ATTACKS
Takes Position That Liverpool and
Other Cities Attacked Are Ports Of
Entry For Munitions or Engaged in
Manufacture Thereof.

Berlin, via London, Feb. 2.-The
Lokal Anzeiger publishes a long edi-
torial on the Zeppelin raids over EpS.
land, saying that every one will be
convinced that the attack was fully
justified on considering the places
visited and their military significance.
1t asserts that Liverpool, which tile
German admiralty announced yester-
day was bombarded, is to be consid-
cred as port of entry for American
animunitfon, whose destruction is our
sacred duty"
The Lokai Anzeiger continues:
Nottingham. as the chief manu-
factnring city OF Esng gland for lace cnf-
tains, could perhaps have induced us
to be milder. II 1t had not taken up
the manufacture OF munitions. Not
7tingham has now learned it is danger
Gus for cities to play with ammuni-
tion during war
Even before the war" the paper
continues, Sheffield manufactured
knives. armor plates and guns, and
therefore the oftener Sheffield receives
Zeppelin visit the better"
Great Yarmouth is referred to as
the center of the herring fishery which
has put its fleet at the service Of the
British navy
The Morgenpost speaks in a similar
vein. 1t says the air attack was
justified from a military standpoint
and was necessary because it affected
important military institutions.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-02-02
GREATER CANAL ZONE
TO BE RECOMMENDED
General Edwards Asks That More Ter
ritory be Acquired at Both Atlantic
and Pacific Entrances to Provide
More Adequate Defenses.

Washington. Feb. 2.--Acquisition of
more territory at both the Atlantic and
Pacific entrances Of the Panama canal
has been recommended to the war de-
partment by Brigadier General Ed
wards to strengthen the canals mill
tary defense at conference today
with Acting Secretary Breckenridge.
The general said it was needful that
additional sites be acquired for the es-
tablishment of new defenses. The ip
creased distances and ranges at which
modern artillery Is being used, he said.
made it necessary for the United States
to broaden the territory now covered
by the Notifications at the two en-
frances of the canal.
General Edwards will lay his plan
before the general staff and II 1t is ap-
proved 1t will be recommended by the
war department to congress.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-02-02
RloTlNe lN PoRrUaAL.
Increased Price Of Food Resented =
y. VI Bombs Being Thrown.

Increased Price Of Food Resented -
Bosnbs Being Thrown.
Lisbon, Portugal. via Paris, Feb. a.
The rioting which began last Saturday
on account of the Increased price Of
food articles has not yet been quelled
and one person was reported killed and
several wounded today by bomhs
thrown by the rioters in their conflicts
I with the police and the soldiers. q
The minister Of the interior stated
today that the government 10 deter
mined to reprsss all attempts on the
part Of rioters to prevent mon from
returning 70 work.
Tho senate passed . vote Of conf
dence In the government. The opposi-
ton announced It had no intention to
rAiaA Anv obstacle to the raatora fio,, of
order.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-02-02

PAGE ONE.
TeIssraphio News,
Appam's Status Remains in Doubt.
Notables Prisoners on Board.
Boat Disaster on Ohio River.
Kansas Greets Wilson.
Kaiser Makes Concessions to United
States.
Germans Justify Air Raids.
PAGES TWO, THREE AND FOUR.
Iowa News: ~
Pharmacy Board Refuses to Yield.
Fast Mail Train Wrecked. N5
Wilson Invades Cummins Stronghold.
Chilly Reception For President In
Iowa. ..aa,-a4 ..-a.-asa0 0aa.r...
Mayor Defends Waterloo Shortages.
Express Robber Captured.
PAGE FIVE.
General News and Story:
Misuse of Flag to Be Punished.
1t Pays to Advertise.
PAGE SIX.
Editorial:
Woodrow Kissed Where She Sat.
Steever's System Of Preparedness.
Business Reports Optimistic.
Topics of the Times.
Iowa Opinion and Notes.
PAGE SEVEN.
General News:
Girl Sold at Auction.
Victim of White Slavers Tells Story.
PAGES EIGHT, NINE, TEN, ELEVEN
City News:
DR.. Gordon Begins Meetings.
County Creameries Had Big Year.
r League Committee in Rock Island.
Mrs. Mary Plummer. Nonagenarian.
Dead. ~
Mrs. Gertrude Stern Dies Suddenly.
General and Brief City News.
" PAGE TWELVE.
Markets and General;
Beef Trust Attacked.
Declines at Liverpool Lower Wheat.
Favorable Weather Eases Corn.
Cattle Firm.
Hogs Slow and Shade Lower.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-02-02
pr. e w. Colt Dead.

Logan. Feb. 1.-Dr. G. w. Colt,
former vice president OF the National
Railway Surgeons, Association and
president of the. iowa Railway SUR
geons Association, Is dead at Lagolla.
Cal, according to word received at
his home here today. The cause OF
death was not given,
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70 Attack saIonik,.

( Athens. via Paris, Feb. 2.-1nfor-
nation received in military quarters
here indicates that German and Bull
garian troops. supported by 10000
Turks. are likely to begin an attack
on the Franco British forces at
Saloniki about Feb. Is.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-02-02
Hollanders Fire on Zeppelin.

London. Feb. "A Zeppelin airship
was sighted today off the coast Of
Ameland. an island of the Netherlands
in the North sea, says a dispatch from
Amsterdam. to Reuters Telegraph
Company.
The coast guard bombarded the Yep
pelin, the dispatch adds, more than
assy shots being fred. and it is be-
lieved that some hit the airship.
Officers OF ships arriving at the
Dutch port says that five Zeppelins
travelling westward were sighted short
~ before the raid on England took
place Monday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-02-02
.TEIPER MAKES ADMISSION.
Claims Revolver Found Near Scene Of
Orchard Park Murder.

Buffalo, Feb. John Edward Teiper,
detained in connection with the
Orchard Park murders. today admitted
ownership OF revolver found seventy
five feet from the automobile In tho
Orchard Park road. according to an
announcement by District Attorney
Dudley.
Teiper is detained at police head
quarters where he was taken directly
from the cemetery where the bodies
of his mother and brother, victims OF
the tragedy, were buried. today.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-02-02
|. IOWA. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1916.

accounted dead, was reported today
to General Carranza's embassy here.
The report said Argumedo had been
defeated and that he had been taken
in Durango Monday. The dispatch
added that with Argumedo were taken
three other rebel generals, but their
names were not given. ~
Lagos Chazzaro, formerly high in the
counicsl of Zapata, and for a short
time ruler Of Mexico City, escaped cap
ture by fleeing In disguise.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-02-02
coLoNEL HousE 4 sPHlNx.
Wilson's Agent Attracts Admiration b,
Ajs Sijsnce,

His Silence.
Paris. Feb. 1.-THE Paris press COM
ments upon the discretion Of Col. E. NJ.
House, which is described as being ad-
mirab1e.
Tho Excelsior published an article on
Colonel House and uses as an illus
tration for 1t a composite photograph
Of the colonel and the sphinx. 1t heads
the article, "A Sphinx in Soft Hat"
It says that the presidents envoy
has baffled the best experts as they
have never before been baff1ed All Of
them had asked him to confirm or deny
the phrase attributed to him by the
Berlin Tageblatt to the effect that his
love for Germany grows greater every
time he visits IT, The questioners OBJ
tained no satisfaction but admit that
in view OF their own expeiieHce they
do not believe he committed himself
to that extent.