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The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1917-08-03

Turn to your books tonight
and figure up how much you
have invested in live stock.
grain and feed. machinery.
buildings. furniture. clothing,
ETC.. and then you will realize
the risk you are taking ofloss
from FIRE. LIGHTNING. Of
TORNADO. if you are not
insured in the Hartford Fire
Insurance Company Of Hart
ford. Conn. q,
This big old company has
been doing business since 1910.
1t has paid over $500, 000, 600
for losses. Ask for rates tor
this kind Of insurance.
V. N. BLANKENSHlP
Agent
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1917-08-03

acre. Increase the amount Of reed
on poor spots add around the Dor
ders Of the field to Offset the dam.
age Of erasshoppers, incubation
is necessary If the ground has not
grown crimson clover, mamouth d
red clover before.
Franklin county expects 2,4O0 81
its farmers to grow some crimson
seed. Even If the amount were on
ly 2 acres per farm it would mean
a net income 100000.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1917-08-03

Tennessee during the past season
led all the Southern states in the
production OF strawberries, the
yield being estimated 100000
crates, Louisiana came next with
one million crates. The Tennessee
crop was somewhat smaller than In
1916 Bulletin. Tennessee Depart.
ment Of Agriculture.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1917-08-03

Use pears not quite ripe. peel,
core and cut into thin slices. To 5
pounds Of pears, allow s pounds Of
|suger. ! cup Of water, juice Of 4
lemons. Cut the lemon rinds into
thin strips and add them. Also add
pound Of ginger root cut into
pieces, Simmer until thick as
|inarmalade. Pack. like peach jam.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1917-08-03

acted, That Section a Of said Chap
ter 28 Of the published Acts Of the
Legislature Of Tennessee for 1903.
be amended as follows:
BY striking out Five Hundred
Dollars Immediately after the word
compensation ID substituting
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1917-08-03
LET all PROSPER.

No more far-reaching endeavor
confronts the nations leaders than
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-21
KLoPoTY ROSYI.
REZYGNUJE.

Piotrogrod, II. lpca. - Gazeta
gie8dowa onajmia, re premier
Lwow zrezygnowa4, Alexander
F. Kerenski obrany zostai pre-
rnierem. ale na razie zatrzyma
take text ministra wojny mary
narld.
Cereteni zostal zamianowany
rninisuem Spraw wewnetrznych
(byi MIN premier Lwow), a "a
trzyma takze teki ministra poczt
i telegrafow.
Nekrasow zosta zamianowany
tymczasowym ministrem sprawie
dliwoSci, ma miejsce Perewejcewa,
kt6ry zrezygnowaI we czwartek.
WYDARZENIA w PIOTRO-
GRODZIE.
Piotrogr6d, 81. lipca. - Wedle
raportow dotychczaswoych, W
trzech dniach tutejszych zaburzen
So osob zosta&o zabitych, lub
zmar{o wskutek ran, a $50 polka
leczonych.
Wczoraj zrobiono zamach ma
zycie ministra Kerenshego w
Po4ocku. Strzelono do niego, ale
strzaf chybii.
Kerenski osobiscie dowodzi}
wojskami lojalnemi przy zdoby-
waniu twierdzy Piotra i Pawia z
rak buntownikow. Wojska rzado-
we przesziy przez mostly i zdo--
byfy twierdze wSrod ognia z dzia'
maszynowych.
Anerykanscy urzednicy banko-
WI zebrani na balkonie budynku,
W kt6rym mieSci sic fila ,,Natio-
nal City Bank of New York
przygladali sic bitwie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-21
IOSOWAN SKONCZ0NE 0 G0DZINlE 218 RAN0.
Z Teatrow Wojny.

2 powodu buntu pewnych
pufkow rosyjskich, wojska au-
stryaclie niemieckie w Cali
cyl odnosza zwyciestwa, ale
pozniej zostaja powstrzynane.
Niewiele zmian zasz}o ma
zachodnim froncie; Niemcy
staraja sic ciagiymi atakami
wojska francuskie znuzyc, "a
MIN przybeda Amerykanie, ale
dotychczas ma}o i'm to sic u
dale. Podobne bitwy odbywaja
sic ma froncie angielskim.
Ma froncie macedonskim od-
bywaja sic potyczki bez wiel--
kiego znaezenia.
w ostatnim tygodniu try
francuskie kupieckie okrety o
pojemnosci przeszfo 1900 ton i
diva mniejsze zostafy zatopione
przez nury.
Niemiecka rada panstwa u
chwala nowy kredyt wojenny W
sunie trzech miliardow dola-
row.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-21
Bunty rosyjSkich puIk6w " Ga|icyi.
ZFrontu Zachodniego.
W Hiszpanii spokoj.
INNE TELEGR A M Y.

niperzyjaciel po przygotowaniach
artyleryi, przeszedl do silnych a
takow, ktore poczatkowo zwycie-
sko odpierano. o godz. 10, GOT
pulk Miynowa, pomiedzy Mano-
wem a Manajowem, wyszedl do
browolnie okopow cofnai sic.
Skutkiem czego take sasiednie
puiki musiaiy sic cofnac. Wsku-
tex tego nieprzyjaciel odniosi zna-
czne sukcesy. Powodem naszego
niePowodzenia bylo gl6wnie, re
kilka oddzialow Bolszewnik6w
otrzymawszy rozkazy nadejScia z
pomoca, odmowiio pQsiuchu i Cd
bywszy narady cofneiy sic.
Ma wschod Cd Brzezan, ma po-
ludnie Cd Szybalina, austronie-
mieckie wojska wykonaiy kilka
atak6w i zajeiy Geese okopow
pierwszej naszej linii, Ataki jed
max ma poiudnie Cd Brzezan od--
parli5my. Ma zachod Cd Halicza
oddzia}y zajmujace miasteczko
Bludniki cofnely sic i nieprzyja-
ciel zajal te miejscowoSc. Me po-
wiodio sic jej odzyskac.
Wedle raportow uzupeiniaja-
cych, d. II lipca oko}o godz. lei
wieczorem, kiedy nieprzyjaciel
przeszedi W ofensywe i zajal
wzg6rze ma poiudnie Cd Nowicy.
jeden naszych puikow zaczai sic
cofac. General major ksiaze Ga
garni, komendant wojskowy dy-
stryktu, spostrzeg}szy krytyczn=
poiozenie, natychmiast wysiai do
ataku puik Uchnowa Swiezo przy
byiy pod dowodztwem kap. Burr
szena. Battalion ten wykonai ataki
pomySlne. RownoczeSnie ksiaze
Gagarin wysiai wojska do ataku
po obu skrzydiach; puik Uchno-
wa, porwawszy re soba takze
putk, ktory sic cofna}, wraz Z
innymi oddziaiami w zaciek}yn1
ataku wkrotce zmienii sytuacye
Nieprzyjaciel cofnai sic w najwie-
kszym popiochu odzyskalismy
wszystkie nasze pozycye. Wiele
przyczynila sic do tego nasza ar
tylerya.
z NIEMIEC.
Kopenhaga, 21. lipca. - Me
miecka rada panstwa bez dysku'
syi uchwalifa trzecie odczytanie
noweli rzadowej wyznaczajace.
kredyt wojenny W surnie $780,
900, 900. Mniejszosc opozycyjna
trworzyli. niezalezni socyalisci.
Kopenhaga, 81. lipca. - Kan
| cIerz MichaeIis w DierwSZeu
SVEN przemowieniu w radzi>
panstwa (kt6rego giowna treSt
podaliSmy wczoraj) udowodni}
re trzymaG sic bedzie polityk
junkrow we wyzszym stopniu
anizeli jego poprzednik.
| Odrzucii wprost program obeJ
mujacy wyrzeczenie sic wszelkict
zaborow i odszkodowan popiera
ny przez socyalistow i liberal
nych oswiadczyi sic "a idea Betf
manna,, wyrowiania granic i po
siadioSci kolonialnych" przez u
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-21
BITWY w GALICYI.
RAPPORT NIEMIECKI.

Wieden, 21. lipca. - Wojska
aiemieckie i austryackie, W obec
ofensywy wojsk rosyjskich zmu-
szonych do niej przez Aliantow
wbrew zyczeniom narodu rosyj-
skiego @ onegdaj przesziy do
kontrataku we wschodniej Cali
cyl. Cd godz. $50 rano baterye
nasze pomiedzy okolica Zborowa
a rzeka Seret przesziy do sztur-
mu przy pomocy Piechoty ME
mieckiej. w zwycieskim pocho--
die wojska posunefy sic przez
try SLIME obwarowane linie ro-
syjskie; Rosyanie cofnef sic "
najwiekszym nieiadzie, pozosta--
wiajac ma polach bitwy wielu "a
bitych rannych. Do wczorajsze-
60 wieczora doniesiono o zabraniU
kilku tysiecy jenc6w. w innych
stronach frontu galicyjskiego ro-
wniez odbywaly sic bitwy dla mas
pomyslne.
RAPPORT ROSYJSKI.
Piotrogrod. 81. lipca. - Przez
caly dzien odbywaiy sic ozywio,
ne bitwy artyleryi W okolicy vii,
na.
Ma froncie Pieniaki-Harbuzow
20 mil na poiudnie cd Brod6w
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-21
Losowanie trwa}o prze,
szlo l6 godzin.
BULLETIN.

- Losowanie nurnerow popiso-
wych zakonczyfo sic dis rano o
godzinie 2:18, trwa}o zatem okofo
16 i poi godzin. Ostatni wyciag-
niety numer, z porzadku 10,499ty,
by} 3,217.
o godzinie 1:30 po po}nocy
wyciagnieto kapsu}ke, ktora ME
zawiera{a zadnego numeru. "a
notowano to W protokole przy-
stapiono do dalszego losowania.
Washington, 81. lipca. - Lo-
sowanie numerow popisowych,
majace rozstrzygnac tenn, kto z
Mich zostanie powo}any do asente-
runku i ewentualnie potem W SEE
regi armii, rozpoczeio sig wczo-
raj o godz. 9:49 rano W wielkiej
sail posiedzefi komisyi W biurze
departamentu wojny. Swiadkami
tego aktu byli urzednicy tego de-
partamentu, czionkowie komisyi
wojskowej obu LIB, przedstawi--
ciele prasy, oraz kilku fotografow
ktorzy zrobili zdjeoia.
Ciagnienie odbywaio sic w ten
sposob, re jeden urzednikow
zawiazanemi oczyma wyciagal
zawarte W zelatynowych kapsuf-
kach numery wielkiej urny
szklanej, podczas gdy drugi urze-
dnik, takze zawiazanemi ocza-
mi, kapsulki te nieszai. Po obu
stronach urny stalo dwu innych
urzednikow, ktorzy kapsuiki OF
wierali, odczytywali numera i O.
glaszsli ie. poczem podawali is.
kontrolujaeemu urzednikowi, kt6
ry sprawdzai, re numer zosta}
poprawnie odczytany. Nastepnic
zapisywano numery we wlasci-
wynn porzadku do protokolu i
rownoczeSnie ma wielkiej tablicy
sciennej, gdy zas ma niej znajdo-
waio sic juz zapisanych 1000
pierwszych numerow, zrobiono 2
niej zdjecie fotograficzne i do
piero potem ia starto. w tym
czasie odbywalo sic ciagnienie da-
lei bez przerwy, przy uzyciu in
nej tablicy.
Akt ciagnienia zainaugurowal
minister wojny Baker krotkq
przemowa, poczem marszalek ge.
neralny Crowder wyjasnil zasady.
W jaki sposob losowanie ma sic
odbywat.
Pierwszy numer, 258, wyciag,
nal minister Baker, ktoremu TAX
re do tel czynnosci zawiazano
oczy. Nastepnie podszedt zawia-
zanemi oczami prezes senatory-
alnej komisyi wojskowej Cham
berlain, ktory wyciagnai numer
I2,522. Zdradzal on wielkie WRIT
szenie reka drzaia mu do tego
saopnia, re jeden z urzednikow
musiadl pom6dz mu wlozyc ia do
urny.Nastepne cztery numery wy
ciagneli: prezes komisyi wojsko-
wei Iona Izby poselskiej kon-
gresham Dent, senator Warren i
kongresman Kahn, oraz general
major T. H. Bliss.
Gdyby we wszystkich dystryk-
tach regestracyjnych znajdowaia
sic rowna liczba zaregestrowa-
npch, kazdy wyciagnietych nu-
merow odnosiiby sic do 1851
popisowych, gdyz tyle by}o dys-
tryktow regestracyjnych. w tym
wypadku wiec dwieScie kilkadzie-
STAT pierwszych numerow datoby
million popisowych.
| TAX jednakowoz ME jest. Kie-
dy naj1iczniejszy dystrykt rege--
stracyjny wv Michigan) mial
przeszio 10000 zaregestrowa-
nych, najmniej liczny mial tylko
sto kilkadziesiat. Wobec' tego
wyzsze numery So wazne tylko
dla tych dystryktow, W ktorych
jest odpowiednio wielka liczba po-
pisowych tax mp. wyciagniety
przez kongresmana Kahna nunet
1928 ma zastosowanie tylko dla
jednego dystryktu, wspomniane-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-21
Perwsze 1000 wyoSowanych numer6w popisowych'

Czyj numer ndue sic eregu iczb podanych perwsm acu
bedze powolany do asenterunku.
Cz znadue medzy Hm dugo aca ten mole bye powon
ale ME jest to jeszcze pewna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-21
k}ady. Pokoj W jego pojeciu musl

k4ady. Fokol w JeSo poJeClu lnuSl
bye oparty ma zwyciestwie i dyk-
towaniu warunkow przez Niemcy.
Wyrazil swe przekonanie, re wal
ka nurow doprowadzi do estate
cznego zwyciestwa i lekcewaza--
CO wspomnial wmieszaniu sic
Stanow Zjednoczonych do wojny,
ktore mu sic wydaje bez znacze
MIA.
Wedle telegramow nadesziych
dis z Berlina, nowy kanclerz
znajdzie opor II socyahstow. Przy
wodzca wiekszosci socyalistow
Scheidemann otwarcie wyrazil
niezadowolenie mowy Michae-
lisa donosza, ze zabrawszy g}os
zaraz po movie kanclerza, wyka-
zywai, re co do wewnetrznej po-
lityki niejasne i ogolnikowe byly
wyrazenia sic Michaelisa. Kryty-
kowaI take polityke wojny sub
marynow, dowodzac, re wiecej
szkody niz pozytku przynosi.
RownoczeSnie donosza, re ra-
da pa1stwa przyjeia rezolucye
pokojowa wiekszosci 214 giosami
przeciw 116, podczas gdy II pos
low ME glosowaio.
PLANY NIEMIEC.
Londyn, q. lipca. - Niemcy
rozpaczliwie usiiuja dazyc do
wyczerpania sill wojskowych
francuskich, zanim amerykahskit
wojska dostana sic do frontu BIZ
tew. w TAXI sposob department
wojny tlomaczy ustawiczna ofen-
sywe Hindenburga, ma frontach
Champagne Aisne. Niemcy sa--
dza, re najbardziej dotychczas
znuzone przerzedzone So wojska
francuskie i zamierzaja doprowa
die te przedewszystkiem do zu--
peinego wyczerpania.
JESZCZE o ZAMACHU MA
KAJZERA.
Amsterdam, 21. lipca. - 0 "a
machu ma zycie cesarza Wilhelma,
o ktorym donoszono z zastrzeze-
miami, blizsze szczegoiy poda|
pewien correspondent, ktory "a
pewnia, re byl swiadkiem wyda-
rzenia. Wedle jego opowiadania,
dwaj mezczyzni, - podobno A
merykanie - dostali sic w jakis
sposob w poblize cesarza w glow
nej, kwaterze dnia 3 lipca, zanim
cesarz wyjechai do Wiednia. De
tektywi ich jednak aresztowali
znalezli przy mich rewolwery. O.
kazaio sic podobno, re wedle icl'
zeznan pewien milioner amery,
kahski przyrzekl i'm wysoka ma
erode, jezeli i'm sic uda zabic ce,
Sara. w przeciagu "a godzin pc
ich aresztowaniu, zostali rozstrze
lani.
z FRONTU FRANcUSK1EGO
Paryz, 2l. lipca. - Niemcy u,
biegiej nocy wykonali atak gene,
rainy ma caly odcinek frontu Ais
lie pomiedzy Caronne Vauclerc
posiugujac sic wielkiemi masam
wojsk. Francuzi odparli zaciete
ataki i wszedzie utrzymali sic NJ
| (Dokonczenie u stronicy 7-eD.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-21
Z FRONTU FRANCUSKIEGO.

Paryz, 2l. lipca. - Niemcy u
bieglej nocy wykonali atak gene
rainy ma caiy odcinek frontu Ais
he pomiedzy Caronne a Vauclerc,
posiugujac sic wielkiemi masami
wojsk. Francuzi odparli zaciete
ataki wszedzie utrzymali sic ma
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-01
KELLY TRIAL SEPT. I.
itinsrant Preacher Charged With Vii
iisca Ak Murder.

.
Red Oak. Sept. with Judge w. D.
Boies. Of Sheldon. presiding. the trial
OF Lyn George ]. Kelly. an itinerant
clergyman, charged with killing one OF
the victims of the villisca AK murders,
will start in district court here next
Tuesday, Sept. 4.
The special venire Of seventy-five
jurymen ordered by Judge f. B. Wood
ruff at the time the date for the trial
was set, has not been drawn, and 1t vs.
understood the drawing will not take
place until just before the jurymen
are to be subpoenaed.
Kelly rs to be tried on an indict-
ment charging him with the staying OF
Lena Stillinger. II years old, who was
visiting at the home of Joe Moore, with
her sister. the night IN June. 1912. that
the entire Moore family Of six and the
two Stillinger girls were killed with
an ak. their heads literally hacked TO
pieces. Kelly has been in Jail at Logan
since shortly after his arrest last May
The Montgomery county grand jury
has been in session for more than
week. and tho nothing Official has been
given out in regard 10 the exact nature
OIL their ue!ioeIdtioHS' ~ 10 Shiu P'>-
of their work had to do with some
angle of the Villisca murders.
Among witnesses summoned before
the grand jury were several heard last
spring in connection with the grand
jury investigation OF the case against
Kelly. They included Ross Moore. Joe
Still!nger. rather OF the Stiilinger girls;
Mrs. Minnie Bolt. Alice Willard. ]. \.
Noel, John Montgomery. H W. Brandt,
Clarence Miller and Ray Mann.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-01
STATE STATUTES HELD TO be
STRONGER THAN ENACT
MENrs OF CONGRESS.
POSSIBLE TO PENALlZE
WITHOUT FEDERAL AID
Custom Of Turning violators Over to
United States Officials Unnecessary
State Laws Cited Covering Flag
Degeneration, Ineitins lnsurrection
and Hostiiities.

There are laws in Iowa that are
severe and fully cover any act of a
reasonable nature, either committed
by word of mouth or by action. I'm
der these laws it is not necessary for
the officers to await the action of the
federal authorities TO bring the of
tenders to justice. Any officer has
power to arrest and any citizen may
make complaint, prosecution may be
had in the state courts and the Of
fender brought to trial more quickly,
probably than by the federal action.
There have been q number OF cases
in this state where arrests have been
made and the accused turned over 10
the federal officers for prosecution. A
few days ago man was arrested at
Coggan, Iowa, for traTnpling the United
States flag in the dust. Under the
state law. if found guilty, he could
have been made TO pay a heavy fine and
been imprisoned. Iowa laws which
penalize disloyalty are as follows:
Flag Dissertations.
Sec. 502S-a- Dissertation OF Tags.
ANY pSI VIM s'iio-i
mutilate, deface or defy, trample or
cast contempt, either by words or act
on any such flag, stan dard. color or en-
sign. shall be dsemed guilty OF mis-
demeanor. and shall be punished by a
fine nc. exceeding ace OF by imprison-
ment for not more than thirty days
and shall also forfeit penalty OF 500
for each such offense, to be recovered
with costs in a civil action, or suit, IN
any court having jurisdiction. and sucn
action or suit may be brought by ana
in the name Of any citizen Of this state
and such penalty when collected, less
the reasonable cost and expense OF &C
ton or suit and recovery, TO be certined
by the clerk of the district court OF
the county in which the offense is COM
mitted, shall be paid into the county
treasury, for the benefit Of the school
fund. and two or more penalties may
be sued for and recovered tn the same
action or suit" (Code Supplement,
1879
Ineitins insurrection.
Chapter 372. Acts S7th General As
sembly of Iowa:
Section L. melting insurrection:
II any person shall excite an insur-
rection or sedition amongst any por-
ton or class of the population Of this
state, or shall attempt by writing.
speaking. or by any other means TO
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-01
New. Of seImond.
to Times-Republicar

SDeClal 10 ltIlSS-ENtpupiASdh-
Belmond. Sept. 1.-The Belmond
schools start the new year on Monday,
Sept. 8.
The city council purchased two large
electric pumps for the city water plant
and they have arrived and have been
installed. 1t was necessary to partly
wreck the building in order to get the
two pumps inside. AS soon as the
electric company get the motors and
equipment installed the Electric power
will be used for supplying water to
the city.
At the county fair. held at Clarion
recently Howard Luck. a student OF
the Belmond school, received first pize
in the baby beef contest his entry be-
ing a Hereford calf on which he OBJ
tanned gain OF ~ pounds per day.
George Johnson, of Belmond, received
second prize on Shorthorn.
Miss Gladys Christie has left for
Strawberry Point, where she will teach
school this year.
Miss Carrie Baxter has left for Hio-
bling, Mimi, to resume her school
duties.
w. A. shaffer. has sold his residence
to Henry Neuhring, Of Kanawha, pos
session to be given MaEaA1.
Oscar Gartin recently sold his resi-
dence property to C. L SINH. and the
latter and his wife viii soon become
residents Of b mond.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-01

One OF these two pictures shows !.
panoramic view of the city of Trieste
against which the Italian attacks are
aimed. Loss of this city will be
severe blow to the Austrian cause.
The other picture illustrates the man
ner in which Italian wounded are car
ried by cable down the steep noun
tains which have barred the Italians
way to Trieste. This city is the prin-
cipal seaport of Austria Hungary and
the most important depot for the trade
Of the empire on the Adriatic. 1t is
a bishops see, the seat of an imperia.
academy, has school of navigation
any many other schools and education-
al institutions. There are also extern
sive manufacturing establishments
Trieste existed in Roman days but
became important only about the
middle Of the eighteenth century, when
its growth was fostered by the EN-
press Maria Theresa
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-01

excite such insurrection or sedition.
the person or person. so offending
shall be punished BY Imprisonment in
the state penitentiary not exceeding
twenty years and shall be fined not
less than $1,000 nor more than $4,000.
melting Hostlities.
Section 2. Inciting hostilities: ANY
person who shall in public or private.
by speech, writing. printing or by any
other mode or means advocate the sub
version and destruction by force of the
government of the state Of Iowa, or OF.
the United States, or attempt by
speech. writing, printing. or in any
other way whatsoever to incite or abet.
promote or encourage hostility or OPP
position to the government Of the state
OF Iowa, or Of the United States. shall
be guilty of a misdemeancr and on
conviction shall be punished by i'm
prisonment in the county jail not less
than six months nor no.e IN N on.
year and shall be fined not less than
$500 nor more than $1,000.
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Brief News Of Gladbrook.

Special to TimeS-Repuplican.
Gladbrook, Sept. 1.-School will start
Monday with full force. The boarc
has made extensive improvements dur
ing vacation. The campus Of the school
never looked better.
The Methodist and Evangelical
churches held picnic at Gethmann's
Grove Thursday. It was well attended
and all seemed to enjoy the outing.
Peter Otto harvested 1872 bushels OF
oats to the acre, the largest yield ever
reported here.
Miss Alletta Dresser went to Shell
don. where she will teach in the city
schools.
Henry Ludwig, G. r. wrage, Rev.
Mr. Hueppner and n. Hansen attend
ed the deaconess conference at Mar
shalltown Wednesday.
Charles Walter was in Chicago Tor
several days on business.
Mr.. Smith, superintendent Of schools.
moved his family here from Ames and
win occupy the new house of Mr.. Ben
son. .......-..... .... s..... .ss
The mustard factory has purchased
a new truck to do it's draying.
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Courage In insects.

How shall we regard the following
observation, made, not in the world Of
the higher animals, but In that Of
insects, 30 different from ours7 It
was In the Forest of Fontalnebleau. On
q stone half dosen' ants gathered
about bit Of food were RECALLING them
selves with avidity. From time to
time I approached the group Of cpl
cures with my finger, alta distance, Of
about a decimeter (about four inches
distant) all the ants quit their repask
save one, who did not see fit to- disturb
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herself. Finally put my niger very

herself. Finally put my finger very
CLOSE to the group; all the ants fed. ex-
cept the one that had not been fright
ened before. She turned suddenly to-
ward me- remained motionless for
few moments, erecting herself on her
legs and menacing me with her man.
dibies: then she rushed upon me with
all her speed. This observa-
ton proves two things-that these lit
tie creatures are capable of reflection,
and even Of an extraordinary courage.
and that all the individuals Of the .ame
species do not act with predestined GER
tainty In the same fashion.-Exchange.