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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-02
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-02
9as Sasepsrf bss Yapites.

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-02

tsauns bss @srpadnnssmaisrials
biensnben Sol5bearbsitunes WlaI4is
nsn uno iogar sin ilsines gteipol;s
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itano ndmlih, baR Der GsbdIt b.s
Iaturbampfss an gpriassn, bensn
Ii9 nod ammoHia., fbfpsilise Sdure,
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l,i srbise 9siianeibsiIs SussisIltsn,
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punit. gaan bate fdon msbrfad nit
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Observation-Disclosures nit brett
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9a bic Grfabrunssn siiniiis tpnrsu.
snti6lpb mon iit unttr bem GinfMb
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groben aoblennptb, bic Haiurgemdb
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In bic Rebe Der Gtdbie @oltsrra,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-02

inner IAeDt IN pamiifpn VT pcfr
Genaro grnd, 449 Sab Siinfte Ctr.
gsa Gel. 476.R. Somr gbons
t631.N.
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5srmin Der Grctgsifiporenen. Die5e
ipurbeu bur& Ridisr SarIan initrus
int, bic GeisbssUs,'ebuneen Su uniers
iuden, ipelfe aus ben Sontroperfeu
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Gffnung Der jdtrlihen gdsrbnusauss
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nod fino gstrcfieu. Cine srobs ans
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6ammerIe, GnGtsr pOu 6srrn une
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Strobs, unD 5err SamueI g. grooms I
ban burt REQ. Sumes 9. Wleglarp
geiraui.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-02

Sisna, aiporHo, Gpeino unb iyIorenJ.
mo .r insb,ionbsrs Die Snbuiirie. in
5lorsn5 oaa bic sIeitrifden Strabens
babnen nit araft periorst
Mau ipirb nbparten miiTeu, o6
dud oieIsr 9rObD,rTu9 fid beiDdbrt.
gelinst sr. 70 brinst &c BIZ Waeni6'
hsit sinsH guisn S9ritt peitsr gu
ibrem 3isl Der p0llissn lInisrjo6ung
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ardfts Der Rntur, BON bsnsn bic in'
nsr. MARINE Der erbs iider cine Der
iiir ms psribpolltsn in.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-02
Sal5e fno gut fir
(djner6enoc lleren
@ir ,iism smpiel csleiid,, ipsld,es DE
gtiersn psritopft, bann tbut Der
9lifen lueb.

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tple nub Die Gingeweioe TRACE nno oerli1pil
ipetben uHb bon 3elt 81 3eii einer InreanH9
febiirteu bd mir ipHii balo bon RndeniDmer 'eil
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ArisH SldfeHirdnibeiten betalen iperoep.
Sic miifien eHuh ibre giiereH ibdt!g MN
rein bdlien, uno obdlo Sie Sdmer5en ~ ost
gierenesaeTIb iIblen inuieH sic if eiira
Inseu 9db saiB Bon iraeno elmer qnten Ep0
itsIe bier, nebmen gle eiHeH 9bloiiel ool NJ
sinem cBlas gaGiier fir einiae 1aqe ser osin
5rfbiiiia uIio Sbre gheren peroeH onnH lpleoel
fhdiia lperoeH Sieies berilbmie Snl3 ~ osi
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@aiier beraeiteai, uno N eiH barmloles ViiIsl,
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rft ldnaer reiBt, uno enoigi aHf oieie 9eiig
Slnieniiouineen.
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ioftli6 ihdumenbeH eitbidpGfIer IruHf, ivelbrll
Sener bier unb ba 5u iib nebmeH louie. nm
feline Rieren rein 81 bdlien nuo 70 ernlili@eil
GomplildiioneH oor5ubelgeT.
Gin nobIbefannier bieiiGtr eipoibeier idgi er
oerfaitt oiel Saos sSnIB an eetfe. tpel6e es 'ir
gut bdIten, herenltoruneeu etn eHoe 81 MA
den. foldHae es ulir SiorfnneH itHo.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-02
Samiltpn.

Infer ga,pt in SamiIfpu IN Srrr
GSuarb grnd, 449 sab Siinfte Ctr.
gsa Gel. 476.R. Somt ghons
t631.N.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-28

the nut the car turned over on its side
Miss L4cnnox struck her head against
the car. suffering scalp wound TWO
inches In length over the right eye
brow. Barlow and Miss Puma Glenn :
ons, the latter daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. A. l.. Clemens 107 North Fourth
street, escaped with slight scratches,
Another car. coming from the west
shortly after the Barlow car tipped
over took the young people into Tama'
Miss Lennox was unconscious Tor an
hour after the accident, She vas taken
to the home of Mrs. Elsie Brown, IN
Tama, where Dr. Carpenter. OF Tama'
dressed her wound DIR. r. E. keyser
the young woman's brother-in- law,
was sent for and hurried to Tama by
automobile, 1t being feared at first
that the young woman's skull was
fractured. Mrs. David 'LennoX, Miss
Lennox's mother and her son George
went to Tama by rail Thursday night
and today brought the young woman
home.
Barlow said today that he was run
ming only fifteen miles an hour. Al
Tama 4, was said the car was beins
operated at a speed of about twenty
miles an hour. The young people
were on their way to Toledo 70 se'
Cedric Clcgs. who had been TO Toledo
to spend Christmas with relatives.
Or. Keyser said today that he did not
anticipate any serious results from the
injury to his sister in law.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-28
ApoLPh PFLE,oER MARRIED.
Wedding Of Local Merchant, Kept Sc
,r>t Ia Announced,

Wedding Of Local Merchant. Kept Sc
eret, Is Announced.
Adolph Pheiser. retail clothing
merchant of tn city, and Miss BESSIE
Seidenstucker of Jewell, were married
at Hotel Radiis IN. Minneapolis. Mon
day. Dec. 10. Announcement oil the
Wedding. which had been Kept secret
here, and was known to only Few OF
the most int!mai" friends Of the bride
was made by Mrs. Pfleiger to a COM
pary Of friends 1t her home in ,'ewSia
Wednesday night
Mr.. and Mrs. PfleiScr will leave jew
ell late next week for California. theN
will go in company with the bride
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Se.den-
sucker. son Stuart and nephew,
Walter Kirk Mr.. Pfleiger WEI Re gone
a month or six weeks, hut his bride
will remain probably until her parents
return. Mr. and Mrs. Pheiger have
made no plans yet for their residence
here. where they will come 10 live after
their return.
Mrs. Pneiger was horn and reared in
Jewell where the family IS very we'll
known. She managed the Dutton House
Of that place for her father during the
last few wears he was in the hotel bus
mess. Mr. Phe:ger has lived in this
city for about year. or since he
bough, the George Painter clothing
business. He came here from Jewell
where formerly he was in business.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-28
Library Complies
Statistics Coun-
rvs Enlisted Men

The public library has established
system ot records OF Marshall county ;
mar; in the present war that VIII os
valuable addition 10 the history o.
The county, Books have been SET up
containing clippings from newspapers
typed items and samples or campa'sh
materials used in the liberty loan reo
cross Y. NJ, {. A. and X. c. drives,
food conservation enlis'ments, hnTars
war fund, Y, w, {, A. local senersi
news and county news, Each IS KEPT
separately and the dates noted Inc
STAFF has been working for some N"'
ia hrins these records to date ana as
complete rs possible,
Edgar Il, HARLAN, curator of the ms
torical department NJ Iowa, asked the
librarians cf the state some time ago
IN ssr5 IN sAsgest;oaS FOR Keeping the
records OF tniistments, large numneF
NJ which arc neither in the state nor
county sud;ta-'s Offices. \ question
naire WAS Iveaarei at this library ana
sent to NJ. Harlan for apnToNai ana
suggestion, In a letter received by the
libra rian from Mr., Harlan he writes
that in only one other county has some
thing Of this sort been proposed, ana
that this seems the most adequate. He
asks that duplicate Of the records De
sent to him when complies that this
assembled au6~ complete list might be
made the lie "a, basis for historical ana
other purposes"
The plan of the library is to keep
an alpha hctica,ly fled set Of envelopes
containing the QUESTIONABLE, filled out.
and any ilem concerning each enlisted
man that can he obtained. Any future
historian Of Marshall county may nave
accurate data compiled with each
mans place and part.
enclosing questionnaire which IS
being sent to enlisted men or their
family. 10 be returned filled out for Ill
ing.
The ouestionnaire sent out IS 10 be
answered giving the name, address ana
nationality of the enlisted man and his
ia rents names: where the enlisted
man was born. date OF birth, the school
he attended. together with date OF ieaV-
ing or date II he was graduate; college
attended,: date Of entrance, date of
leaving. graduation. degree, fraternity.
college activities: special education.
sac, as business college etc; WORK
after leaving school date OF enlistment,
If officers reserve, volunteer. or drafS-
ed: what branch Of service chosen or
assigne6: where trained. how long. how
entered. (private or non commissioned
orfics-S. promotions received date sent
| y 10 active service. single or married.
and Il married to whom and children.
/ If any: church afiiiet!on, and mem
( hershins in f-aternal orders.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-28
Dillon News Items.

Mrs. NJ. Gunsten, Of Omaha, Neb-
came Monday and Mrs. George Hill and
children, owen and Delos, Of Gilman,
came Christmas morning to spend
Christmas with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. s, Hagen.
Mr.. and Mrs R, W. Booth, Of Mar
shalltown. were Christmas visitors
with the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
D. C. Wolken. and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rubenoauer
and daughter. Miss Dorothy, were
Christmas visitors in Marshalltown
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. A. Andrew went to
Marshalltown for Christmas with the
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H.
Welker.
Joe n. Wilcox, of Harlan. came Mon
day for visit with his sister. Mrs. w.
p. Foote and family.
Sherman vinsil OF Danville. came
Monday to spend Christmas with his
wife, who has been visiting her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Zatchka and
family Mr. and Mrs. Vinsil returned
TO their home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Foote were
Christmas visitors at the Fred Graves
home in Gilman
Miss Serena Tow came. from Grin
nell 10 spend Christmas with her broth
err Thomas Tow.
Miss Grace Kroner came from Mel
bourne Monday for an over Christmas
visit with her aunt and uncle, Mr.. and
Mrs J. A. Wignal. and family.
Toll" Mack went to kellogg Non
day for an over Christmas visit with
his daughter, Mrs. Hans Ingieman and
family.
Mrs. {. B. Rodgers returned TO her
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-28
DID YOUR RADIATOR FREEZE.
MANY Autosts Had Their Radiators
Freeze Last Night

The sudden change in temperature
caught many autoists mapping and they
have frozen radiators this morning
There IS one place in this City 10 taHe
YOUR car and have it repaired and that
is to ". ". Johnston 2A5 South Third
avenue. in the building formerly oc-
cuD;ed by the ENEMY Auto Company.
Mr.. Johnston IS perhaps the best auto
mobile expert in this city and his shop
is equipped with The necessary machin-
ery and expert worknlen 10 do this as
we'll as can he done in the larger cities
Call phone So. and tell US your tTou-
bic Advertisement
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-28
shipped : car Of hoss to chicsso Wed
nesday.

\ Change Car Service Sundays.
In order to conserve fuel, all street
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-28
LANTERN LECTURE TONIGHT.
Firing Lecture by Hoieroos at Mar
shalltown Club

Don't miss the illustrated talk on
firing and haa>.nC tonight a. the Mar
shs]l.own Club. NJ. Holh-ooi wil! uss
lantern slides. chalk talk and demon
strate methods and principles OF heat
ing See what he does with lamp
chimney. Everybody invited. No ac-
mission fees
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-28
HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS TO APPEAL
AT EVERY DOOR FOR MORE
ts# MEMBERS.
ONE HUNDRED FIFTY TO
CANVASS EVERY HOME
Civ Divided Into Districts to Be Cow
cred by Ten Captains and Fifteen
Solicitors Under Each Capta'n-He-
oeipts of Campaign Now Increased
70 s4,524 From City.

One hundred nifty high schoo! pupils
started today TO canvass every nome
of the city for more members Tor the
Red Cross. An appeal will he made at
a,,a-vdoo- nv these canvassers, and Il
is expected that the total for the city
will be greatly increased by this de-
partment Of the campaiSn. 1t IS the
intention to complete the canvass
within forty eight hours.
The plans were made and the or
gsrizers were enlisted at a meeting
Of high school pupils held IN the west
court room this forenoon. The plan
was outlined by c. II. Z. Boardman
chairman Of the membership commit
Zee and Superintendent, Palmer.
The city has been divided into ten
districts. \ captain was appointed for
each district. and under him was as
signed from ten to fifteen canvassers
There are ieO square blocks in Jhe CITY
50 each cauvasse- will have about
one square block 10 cover. The woTh
was begun by some OF the teams during
the noon hour and a great deal Of the
CITY was covered late TODAY. Each o!
The canvasSers has been suprsN~.l WIT
Red Cross buttons, service Ca-!s, lac
per cent s;;ckers AMI membership
blanks which constitute Their haiSes
Of identification.
The team captains three q whom
are girls are: Waldo Geiv!n, John Gar
wood, Dana Norris, Dorothy shove.
Ps-rA Miller Glen Cray, Clarence
sunday. Dick Ellis. Margaret Eovey
and Ruth Van Law.
Receipts No.. s4.524-s7.
Receipts Of the Red Cross member
ship campaign in me CITY had reached
total OF S4.534S7 Up e Thursday
night. with money still coming in both
q: membership headquarters and a.
me Iowa Savings Bank, This indicates
about 4.nI3. 1918 members since the
dr.7e began. None Of The member
sh3os 81 ire county. outside Of The
CITY, have as yet beer turned IN.
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HURTiN AUTO ACCIDENT.
Miss Grace lennox. Of This City, In
iured Near lama.

Miss Grace Lennon was injured. and
TWO other Young people Of this city
were bruised and badly frightened.
when an automobile driven by Lloyd
Barlow. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Barlow. was overturned at a point TWO
miles west Of Tama a. $50 Thursday
afternoon.
The car, Ford. got into frozen nut
in the road and IN trying TO get out OF
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To Rent.

Mercantile store room, 26x1o; second
sos1r T L Mesker.
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Eczema Sufferers

We honestly heI.ve Cranolene will
cure any case % eczema or other skin
disease. Come IN and let US tell you
about Il. Use one jar Of this ONT
ueut and i dissatisfied with the re-
suits. Your money will be promptly re-
turned. 3. A Morgan, druggist, MAJ
shal!rown. Iowa
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their long and unusual matrimonial
engagement. A petition signed oE
twenty or more long time residents Is
In circulation urging that an 'hei,
friends pay their respects TO TINS aSs'
couple on Monday afternoon.
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home in Hubbard after three weeks
visit with her daughters, Mrs. y. g.
Peck, and family
d. G.. wolken shipped a car OF hogs
and a car Of cattle and III. y. Gibson
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-28
4.csiots No,. s-.524-s7.
To Celebrate six.ie,h Anniversary.

1,5sa VILLAIN Ra--in and wife, 80
North F-st avenue. who are 70 1eie-
}-s-a their s.xt3eth wedding aoniver-
sa-y TEX. Nonday. De- 81. are gong
20 keep open house in the afternoon
which friends and acquainIances WEI
g--e-ad 10 congratulate the pair upon
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cars viii start two hours later on oun-
day mornings than the regular sone-
dule, beginning Do. - and continuine
until furthcS notice. Iowa Railway ana
Light Company.