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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-03

Do you understand your rights and obligations
under the select service draftr You should. Read
the news and explanations In The Star, and watch
for your name among those summoned.
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-08-04
ASK MIR. ECKEL.

Down Palm Beach they signs displayed here and there
around the advising seeker information ASK
Mr. Foster Here Boulder when you ask question that
for the ci he will tell ask Frank
Eckel Mr. Eckel secretary the Boulder Commercial
caon and he knows the questions about Colorado
general and Boulder and city particular All county
education and commercial organizations here work together
when some big and the Boulder Commercial
association is usually the of last
Boulder has substantial organization that has worked steadily
along the lines of permanent development charter
granted twelve and which recognized both home
and abroad potent nstrumentaty of civic progress
The association has only operation
since its organization but has steadily gained strength and
prestige Ask commercial traveller something about
Boulder and his will be- write the secretary
Commercial association up there you'll get dope
first mail those fellows up a Boulder awake"
The associations ground headquarters
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-08-04
A TRUsTY BUSINESS BAROMETER.

positive index the growth and expansion OF community
is shown the increase of its telephone subscribers When the
local manager the Mountain Telephone
1893 the exchanges had but subscribers Today
the central station cities and the Boul
der district (ceated March whose and northern boun
daries Montana and Wyoming whose subscribers fill three
large directories 1t has long distance lines running everywhere
the Boulder exchange having 1000
frame This district employment people seventy
nine OF whom employed in Notwithstanding thirty
Denver gangs working the district that company
planning to employ force equal twenty-five
cent OF its force to supply for vacations, illness,
I'VE have strict orders from headquarters allow
visitors now replied Manager Ketterman permis
sion look thru the Boulder plant 80 will you
Denver-made cigars, other dangerous explosives"
The company substantial pressed brick and stone
building constructed in OF Colorado materials
$I7oooand occupies all OF floors Aho
modern convenence-hot heat electricity gas
lighting and ventlating provided construction
the builders did foesee the growth OF them
and their substantial home is fast becoming too cozy.
The switch board the third floor
tionsve OF which toll lneswith positions All
switchboards multiple and when subscriber up his
signal is simultaneously flashed eight Aho sub
scber call only his there eight places
where subscribers case the one
called is overcrowded supervisor constantly watches the
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-08-04

The annual of refined beet Boulder
sixty million pounds Packing parts OF
the county meats beans homny etc alfalfa meal
mills three OF the during the and
Touring mills daily producing ggade flour carload
lots the mandatory OF health and
breakfast foods Boulder doing large business and oil
hneres operated the Pressed brick and tile
building plants goods OF the
while building quared in another Clay tile and
tile os manufactured and faco
ries are successfully operated in two others.
Quite recently that the highest grades
OF pottery porcelain and be produced from
the nexhaus supplies superior potters clay deposits OF
Boulder and structural granite sandstone lime and
shale by the million cubic feet simply lie awaiting the magic hand
OF development Several quae already successful opera
ton and that others equal value will be developed the future
is foregone conclusion.
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-08-04
BOULDER, C(
BYHENI

South Gateway and on the So
Rocky Mountain National 4
Boulder County; modern city,
thirty miles from Denver Rod
Park and Estes Park reached
Trail of America" to War thd
ers, passing Peaceful Valley A
Lake Lodge, Longs Peak Inn
Boulder offers the tourist ten
miles OF trout streams, twenty
commodations, most scerie q
good restaurants and a ca etef|
Home of the State University
gins June as to August q the
and summer school from July
as the Greatest Assembly in
RADIO Business College offers a
to August 10. Boulder Color
est institution in the Rocky M
institution is in business tor y
ApIbrsl
BOULDER COMMHkI AlI
FOR FULL INFoH
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-08-04

open roadtwo hundred miles OF which rock baed and
sanded. An average Of hundred thousand
dollars expended each roads the OF this
appropriated $4,000 from
Highway Commission Automobile licenses (Which last
and will $4,000 this year, applied
to fund There is automobile in the
for fifteen inhabitants Since the county has
been replacing all wooden bridges with concrete.
Boulder employs hortcultus and county
agcultus-the subject the call of farmers the
county being looked after by the and jointly
Under the direction of the hocurist and inspector all
shipments of the county be closely
inspected Affairs OF the looked after by board OF
three commits who in session during the first days
of each month"; and Tuesdays and Saturdays thereafter
MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES OF BOULDER COUNTY.
Manufacturing interests OF Boulder county confined
what the conversion of homegro materials
the finished product Reduction mills that
minerals from the the manufacturing
industry While definite record has been kept, estimated
the mineral mines OF Boulder have produced between fifty
millions dollars since the discovery of gold here
in 1850.
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-08-04

Boulder ample its diversity
Chinese wall around themselves
outside help However,
of
hospibe wide
everybody relatives the world and
sight getting ready spend six bissu
Colorado
School Eckel OF
the cis Chauauqua
beenos left wide
diversified
Boulder and Boulder quickly impress
delightful climate
combination hard beat Boulder long earned
reputation outing The tourist who
diversity
and
remarkable and unusual counties
in fertile fields
the
which border Boulder decidedly the
OUT OF DEBT SAFE.
The Of million dollars
counting hills; this little
al If
board equalization would speedily hear
they rarely the
well fixed financially and does
thirty thousand
thiree dollars Do happen
share?
nfrmary, house about eight hundred miles
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-11
Gine 0Sarnmng an bic
sslmeritamer
GrIdBt Der Mailttdrfadmotn bes
2oubDner Shines.
CT rat9 gu etnsr febr grinbliSea aass
5ilbung Der Sruppea,
@5s man baran bentt, iis an bie Troui
gu f9tdeH.

Qonbon n, 10. @prfl. Ser Tititdr,
Sa4mann beg Etmes bsiBt in sinstu
Qrtitel ii6er bic 8ef6eiligung Der Ser.
Staaten an benz sPrteg ben gnts
I9fub Der ameritontIaen Regierung
gut, bic reguldre 4rmee unb bic glas
tionalgurbe uls Fern fir BITE Bill
bung elmer natioralen @rnee gu oers
member. gr tpeift bdralrf BIN, tpeIts
f9limmen Hahtbeile es I'M 9efoIge
9dtte, baB Gnglanb ge5puugen mar,
feiue ean3e reguldre Irmee I'M Sabre
1914 an bic Sront su i6idsr, neil
Gruntret4 btsIer !9tlfe 70 brtngeHO bes
oiirfttg mar.
rWenn bic Der. Stuoten", FGbrt er
fort, Elm o6er 5tpet Regtmerter Haf
Gprbon ober Rom fdhtden tpiirben, UNI
bic Soliburttdt Der Sd6e Der Q1itrs
ten an bsfrGftiger, barn tpiirbe bieles
eiuen fe6r eiten @tnbrlid MADDEN. 0tes
fer Rrieg ut aber cine Ie6r erttfte Sas
dJe, unb fir bic rotionaGe @rmee, bic
@merita uufsufteqer beoGiiftint, III
Der q1n3e aern BON profeIiiouelfeu
Sruppen, bic gtmerttd bsitBt, Helm
oeniid. Bir tperben teinesfpeds erts
tGuTht fem, tpern mir MonGte tpdrs
ten miiTer, Big bic eriten nmeritduta
Ihen StptItpnen gut ollsneriiitet uno
etnerersiert in fFruntrei6 uutommer.
yg9nen suIammen geraFFte uno
unousoebilbete Sruppen iinb tpert9s
Ios Wir brouftsn neur WIorute, I'm
unfere netwn glrneen i'm SGhre 1914
uussubtlben uno bic erfte SibtIion, bic
mad Franfrsi6 aeIftft tplrbe. muBte
brei W1onote lana forton 0ierff in BEN
8rG6ern mitmoher. ebe man iie Fir
einer 1roBen NngrtFf Oertpenoen tcnns
te. 9(merit1 mag I'M Gtdnbe Ieir, bic
9fusbifounosseit dbaufifraeu uro I'M
Serbft Elm padr StptIipreu beriibers
sufGiden, es in uber fouul mDolih,
! baB bic Der. Gtooter NOD in bieIem
SATIRE In tptrfIomer @et1e arf Dem
sfddupldb bertreten 'efr meroeH.
OeutT6ldnb rehnete obne 3tpetFcI ultf
bie 8er70cerirG ols ss Iieber ofe
seinbf6Gft Der Ser. Stuuten berullsa
Forberte dls auf ben ungebemmten
Euubbootfrieq gu nersi6ten"
Ser 8erFniTsr ledt urh uroses 6e'
frt6t ouf bic geb6rtae IusbtGourq Der
SfFi1iere urb er T6lG1t pnr, amerts
funiTne SfFisiere IN 9rupper nuh
europa an Thiden, I'm in Der gSdhe
bes RrieqsThoubIobss uusuebilbet 81
fperben. Gr TfIisbt NIT BEN gpprten,
bas bic elementdre prpfsfTionsne Mus
birbung urler Srrbpen fir bic Imea
rifdrer eberTp notbpenbig lei ME fir
Bic gllfirten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-11
Sarsm Grid, 3tpteSimsf
Der Ieitb,rtgs 6iterret8Hte ee'
ftdFtstrdser IN Mai6ingtpu,
Sat ii5 am 9ierFGg non Staatsa
ietrstar Gaming psrabi4ieSet-

gBafbinston, Dc, 10. april,
Baron Gri9 3piebiaet, Der frabere
5IsrreiddIde 6ei9dfrstrdser, Oerabs
idieDete Ii8 am Sieuitog pom Setre'
tar 9anIilld unb bistutirte IN uns
offbisasr @eiIe miHbtr pi6tige
1yragen nit Oem 9ilfsietreidr P9il'
lips.
Gg nerben arrangements fir oi:
9Ihpetf. Der 6Tterpeitti4enaonIu
autten eetrofien, pel6e ii3 nit ben
oeuii6en 9eamten in Gbina, ois
am S6luIie Der Woae in Gan 5rnn'
cisco eiuttsifen, Oeret,liesn perbet.
geibe Reiisseieli9aften peroen To-
bulb als m5sli1 In Rep yort ura
tunlu,en unb iiber bttieIbe Route mad
europa fabr.n, pelae 6sr Srni
BetuitorFf sinoeiblagen bate. Das
G6iff ptrS sipeifsIIos ou4 In 8ali'
iuy s!psds sjnes liaisrlndaius an
k9&l
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-11
aer britiiae ssremier
Wir6 I'M llnterbuis iiber bic SteIlifnt
Der GeqieriIHg
syn gesms off bes qrdiioenten @tIion
sleuBeriingen iber Bic beutite ae-
gierlng tnterpeIirt tperSen-

9onbon 10. gtpril. Soiepb
Sing, elm fiberules gtitglieo oes In
terbaujes, suiro in Ger nGfften gSotle
Den 9renrigr 2Iopo George fragen. Oh
Der urteridieb. tpeI6er bon benz Bra
Ii5crteu gsilion spiiden Der belttiHen
Diegieu,ng nnb benz oeirtihen @olfs
sarladt lpurSe, als er oen aouereB
oen srieg init TentihIalo eurpfobL
ocn Ger britiiaen Weoierlng enooilirt
iueroe ui1o OBJ Der .9rsilier, um ons
teutid,e 9olf su erult9iaen oas 80.
bersnaern 9iegimie Gb5inhltteln
GGritte tbun mer6e. bic Spnlpathie
GneIanbs nit oem oeirtSd)en Solfe
sum slnsorlf gu brirgen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-11
Die probiiOrii@e Neaics
rang
1beilt hi elmer PROCLAMATION benz
rniIHGen DoIts nit,
Dab ste milttdrifbe Sttuatiun an ben
@ren8sn zine bebro3ti4s III,
Sab a6er bas 2an6 NOD INNER I'M
Gtanbe iei,
-
Dem Gsinbs einen fApsren g4lag
gu berfeBsn.
Das sarl5s @olt nirb oufgeforbert,
Der Rsgierltng in i9rem 9sa
ftreben
Die erldngts Treibeit na6 uuben unS
innen gu l4iibsu. beiSuite9m.

Ct. peters6urg, 10. @prtl.-
lleber 2onbDn.-Gine Don Der prpbts
forfi4n Regieruna erlaFens prDtlas
nation lautet tDie folgt;
sRa9 elmer llntsrIu6unq Der mtlts
tdrii9en Situation bat bic rufiI6e
Jtegieruns beI4lofsr, benz 0oits ufs
ZEN bic bofIe @abrbeit gu fagen.
.9as geftiir3te Regtme bate BE
8srtbeibisung bes Qanbes In aan3
3erriittetem 3uitanbs binterIaiTen.
8ur4 ibre FraFtpiirbige Na6ldFtgteit
unb fbre ungeriigenOen NaBre9eIn
bate iie uniere fyinanBen, bic gers
prooiantirung uno ben transport Der
Eruppen fotpie bic gei6affung BON
Wunitionsborrdt6en fir bic 0rmee
total bsrnddldfigt uno unTere qe,
idmmte tpirtbf4aft[i9e Organization
ssI3rdft.
Die prootTortfd3e 9egterung Mrs
inter ber Wlittpirtuna Der qeiantms
ten Ratipn i6re ean5e Gnergie Der Be-
isitisung Der Golgen bieTer WiBptrtbs
i9aft Dibme1. Sm 2uufe Der 2t
Sabre felt BEN Beginn bes &riesss
III bas gIut 3a6fIofer S6bne bts Cans
bes psrgpTen poroen; ober bas 2anb
ift nod INNER i'm Staube, bem iSetns
be, tpel6er san3e Ge6iete unisres
Staatspeiens beicst bGlt, unS Der
isbt, In ben Saeen Der geblrt Der
fJrsfbeit bes ruFiIhsn goItes, uus
nit einen nsuen urb sntTtsiberberi
2tngriffe brobt, etaeu f4psrsu S4lag
gu perfeben.
Die peferrtli4e Nufsobf unferer
&risger, ipsl6e Die Sreibeit bes @9I>
tss geneinT6dfiIi9 nit u1rIersn &Ii
irtsn psrtbeibisen, bsitebt nun burtn,
bas 2anb BON unferem iSeinbe, tpels
der uHiere Grenseu beoroRt, gu be-
freien.
.Gie Rsgisrung bdIt es fir tire
Bfli6t gu ertIGrsn, baB bas frets
RuBlGno ni4t bas 3iel osrfOIgt,
Serri4aft ii6er onbere Hationsu gu
erlanaen, lie i6rsr uationalen SeIbs
TfdHSiatett gu 6eruu6er ober fremoes
Ge6ist bur1 Sruppermnat Su Be-
ieben. fouosru SaB lie barnn6 itre6t,
auf Grunb bes Refltes ieber Ration,
lire @ei8ite ielbif su bsIttmmeH,
eiusn bausr6aften Trisber gu fi4ern.
Die SropiIoriIbe Regierur1 bat
t.in Reht, bic Dahr6eit gu osri6peis
esr. Dos Qun5 III in 9sFabr. unb es
maFen ore gtritrsrgungen aemo6t
per6en, ss gu rttten. aaBt uus In Sies
I,r Gtunoe Der Seinrfuhung gemsin-
lam fir bas Bobl oes freieu Rub'
lamb eiuiieber unb ale unisre Grdfte
baruuF oerpenSen, bic erlangte Grets
beit an beTefii1en. Die Esaierung Be-
bari ber llntsrifiisuHg adsr 9iirqer,
um I'm StG,be gu fstn, ifre pFIi4t
BEN aonoe aegeuiiber gu srfiiusr.
,2poff, qrdiibert BEG NH
.;5.rrnihsa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-11
Gine Slrt Dpn Wsnmitisns-
Aytiniiterinn1
ST pom ysotionaDperthstbtg
ratb seI4affsn Dorbeu,

Wafbingtpn, 8. g., 9. GprtI.
Der ylGtional 8ertbctbigun9sratp
tiinbiete ON Wtontag an, bab eiu
General Utunitions Boarb4 srs
rtannt tporben Iei. an 6efen SpiBs
Grant u. Scott, etr Sabritrrt DOR
GlersIunS Itebt, uRb behen aufgabe
es lit fir bic aieferuns BON Wsunt'
tion unb Ipnftieer gusriiItlirss"
GegenitGnben an be &rmee uno
ba Slotte su forgen, - btefelbe Gut'
aabe, bic .bas brittf6e Yeurttions'
Mtrtftertum bat. Die geb0ube bes
fte5t aus 20 RGnnern, ppu beuer 10
glruee un5 wsartne OffiSters itnh.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-11
Daadb benz 0atmn Gee
S5urocn bic IN Colon bsi6Iasmobutter
bier beittI1en Dautpfer sebraht.

Colon, II. gpril. Die bier Gnn'
,pfer Der Sainburg.gmerifa ainie,
ipeId,e nj Colon NIT geidtloa beleqi
'iuiirDen, .cjriinepoIO", .SadNegl'
iuoIb-, ySapoia@ uno rasriro Sieis'
nnrnb", rDurben am 9ienitng bon 60.
.on nafb bent @aiitr&see ge6rnf1t
1jaan bofft, III iiibeuI wniIer Oeu
5tiffe bon ben beiniel5er dirbdneeu.
scn fIeinen Gcetbierrn 6sireier 5u fSrr
,er, s)e Die g&iits sis,aa uGisn GIa.
.Itxkl sxb0IAnA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-11
Gintinaatl Wttnr9, ben IL. Mprtl 1917 @res 2

BEN min unfere 2intsn nBrbti9 Don
bsm Dorf goupsrpI poresf4o6en. Qllle
Gesenangriffe bes SeiuOes ipurben
abgef9lagen.
yGeit bem 8eginn iinTerer Sffeus
fibe ON MOntag Waorgen baben mir
mebr als II, 900 Gefaiigsne gemaft,
baruntsr 235 Sffisiere. 2lu5 9aben
mir msbr als 100 GefGtiss erbsutet,
b0runter msbrere {dipere GeIfdibe Bis
gu adt 3on &alibr, 90 MineRipers
fer unb 163 Waidtnengeidise.
,sSsn aG1npfen. bic in ber 2uft iiott,
fun6en, purben brsi beutT5e qtsros
plane IdbgsfhoFen unb bier aabere
ipurben gum Qanben eesipungen. Cine
uniersr Mafainen tpirS Dernibt.1
Bonn tiirtif4en Rrissss
fdaupIaB.
Gin aitf bi. Dperdtionen in Wefo,
potdmien 8e5us Haben6er oTfioieQer
8srid]t lautet fpie fDlgt:
r9ie tiirfiIde zrupps, Die, fpie IN
ber Mielbung bonn 8. slprI angetiins
bigt purbe, ii9 In Der Ri9tung nuT
aifri surifsosen, fdsineu isbt &C..
meinf9Gftli9 NIT ben an Iinten llfer
bes Sigris ftehanben stiirtiiaen 5rups
pen einen 2tnsriff auf rnIre Sruppen
su beabii9tisen, bic fi4 8tDiIden benz
abbtin unb bem 9f9iloIa 5lub befius
ben, fpdbrenb fie bic gfuHsn am o6es
rem Qaitf bes lebtgenennten Jlufes
feiF6altsn. 2tm 8. 4pril batten uniere
9ruppsn Siibiung nit ber tiirtifaeu
8orfait an Der GdrfnbeIp 4bbes 2is
ME betonlmen unb lie bdter bas liute
llfer bes abbein 1IuHes tsTett.
PIN felben Gage beIeBten mir ben
8abnbpf bon galab an Der gag6abs
6anar6 GiIenbdbn, un9sfa6r 80 Mei'
len norbfpefflia bon gngba6, uro
6abe, bier wleilsn n5rbIit bon gaIuo,
ipurbe am Wtprsen bee 9. Qpril be-
FEET. Md6renb Der Dperationsn pom
8. 2fpril purben nsitn Offt3iere unb
200 Wdnn gefangen nenommeH unb.
stpei WofhineneeIfiise uno stiDas gi'
Tenbobns W1aterial erbertst," l."
mas bic SranSDfsn gu a.
gen babeu.
garfs, 10. april. Die am Ttens
itag 4benb pom RriegsniHiitsrinm srs
laIeue offi5ielle getann.matlng lal'
let tpis ioIet:
.R5rblit9 BON Der Six fanben febs
bdft. a(rtinerisgsfs5tt 1intt. Siibrt4
bonn 0ilsite JIub bti4cB Der Gsino
in beitiser Msiie i,niers pcftiouet -
in Der Gegeao Don g!eroiIles 5ursMar'
giDal.
,gtm linten lIf.r Der Muas, IN Der
Ribtuna auf 3.tfiHcuurt purbe ein:
feinolite goiition Don unierer artis
Ieris gang serif0rt.'
geIgif4e Tront: iSts belgi'
fb. Qlrtilleri. beI9ob uie5rers Grups
ben bon GoIboten, bi. Dor Der belgt'
Idtn Sront erfdisu.u. Dte fstnbltds
qrtiIlerie trpiberte oas Geuer an
Nofmittag IN lebbaftsr WeiIe.
Seflt6sr Srtegsf dan
plat: sSn Der Seq,nO BON gtOnaiiir
fonben leb6ofte artiG,rissefedte iiatt
efn Der GssrnG eriff sin beutT6es
Battalion rad, fprter grtifleriepprbes
reifuna bic rufiif6tn Srupp.n an. Der
9lnarfff bro6 dbsr inter bsm Wso'fts
neneeI&iiBfru.r br RuHsn sutnm'
men,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-11

2cutrmr 9fcbinion bdtte oas Bic
.ortu @rel5 erbaIten, neil er i'm Sep
tentber oes leeten SSahres m elmer
Sobe BON 10000 SUB eineu 8cppeltr
ann gbittr5 6ro6te D18 Sltttt'tlT
batte ali Dem Gneriff auf 2on6on tbeii.
ocronunlen lr1b fieI bel @ltieLp oren'
neno alr @roe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-11
9entnant 0S. g. 8pbinFpn
Gin r5eGb" Der brittfder Qrmes, pirb
oern1ibt.

2onbon, 10. gpriI. 9ie g@pe.
i,ina geefps~ rteIoet, oaB Oer Scutnont
g8 H. &pbtnion, rpelder Den erlteH
Zeppelin IN england berabgei9oIen
5atte, peruliBt Dirh.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-11
GSetterb

Tiir Sbto, SGs5nss, ndrmeres
@etter am RitttooA @m Donnsrss
tag triibes &5ettsr &c; G.mGsistes
IGeuperotrr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-11

psjdaftiat, p $500 bas Slid =
anasfdbr $40. 100000 fiir BE grnse
HsitsIluns. Die aorpnenis iunrbs fir
bidsa 8psd spr "a Maauatsn osbil,
NJ
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-14
oDEoN IS CROWDED TO HEAR Ap.
DRESSES BETTING "LoYALrY
DAY."
CUMMINGS, PARKER, cRoWDER
AND kiGHT ON THE PROGRAM
Patriotic Songs Enthuse Vast Audi
snee-various Speakers Bring Out
Various Forcible Ways-FIas Rails
Loyalty Idea and Duty to Country IN
ing Finishes Day.

Continuing the same patriotic spirit
and display of fealty to their coun-
try, nearly all who had participated In
the parade. and many spectators,
flocked to the Odeon following the pro-
cession, and soon had every seat In the
theater filled. The civil and Spanish
American war veterans, members Of
the soldiers home, and sons Of vet
Grams were goven preference in the
seating arrangements. Members Of the
local Rotary Club acted as ushers, and
passed around leaflets on which We're
printed the words Of America" THE
Battle Hymn Of the Republic" "The
Star Spangled Banner" and Dixie"
The rest Of the participants in the pa
rade, and many of the spectators as
sembled in the auditorium and bal
comics as soon as possible, and shortly
before 4 o'clock, Judge B. F. Cum
mings called the meeting to order.
On the stage were seated the speak
ers, members of the Frank NJ. Thomas
Post, G. A. r.; all the members Of
the old Company D, l. NJ G.. the
mayor and council, and the soldiers
home band. Rev. r. B. Davidson
opened the meeting by leading the en-
tire audience In singing America"
with Secretary ]. B. Northcott, of the
Y. NJ. c. A., at the piano. The other
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TRIAL 70 sE HERE.
Cummings, Charged With Assault, Not
fs 70 Be Taken 70 rama.

70 % ISkoU 70 aWas
The motion to remove the trial OF
Fred H. Cummings, charged with as
sault with intent to commit murder In
assaulting w. O. Butler with knife,
was denied by Judge Wllett In the, dis
tfict court this forenoon. Cummings
attorneys asked the court to order the
c,ise removed to Tama for trial because
1t was alleged Cummings interest was
so prejudlced by local sentiment that
he could not get fair trial here.
In denying the motion Judge Willett
ordered an additional venire Of thirty
drawn to report Monday forenoon
Those drawn were:
Marshalltown-A. Il. Isenhart C. "
Clifford, =. v. Bass, Otto Jentzen, s. f.
Millhiser. -. w. Norris, Glen Hawkins
Minerva--Amgust Muschick, Theo-
rode Helmke Chris Eggers.
Eden-Charles Flora.
Liberty. H. Smith, F.. r. Ross.
Iinn-G George McMichaels. r. D.
Among, n. B. Rome.
Jefferson-~iHenry Muller, j. P. Steier
Iowa--A. Whaley.
Liscomb--F. A. Thurber.
Taylor--O. c. Soules.
State Center-H- V. lands. c. w
Rankin, e. l. Reimenschneider.
Marietta-F'rank Lander.
decentralization Melvedt.
Logan-E. E. Fritz, George Wulke.
Washington-Charle A. Smith.
ViennS-Ward Burt.
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Uncle sam arises out Of the melting
pot az all nations" declared Rev. Mr..
Crowder, In speaking OF the many ma
tionalities which characterized the
great American nation al! are Ameri-
cans some Of different design. but all
Americans" he said.
Preparedness was given strong
boost by Mr.. Crowder. who advocated
universal preparedness for all. He Also
urged the young men of the country
to aid their republic In the hour of
need. and told the girls to paraphrase
the old temperance song. and sing.
Lips of slackers shall never touch
mine" Take your sweethearts to the
enlistment office and not to the mar
rage altar" no told his hearers
Rev. Mr.. Crowder closed his address
with fitting tribute to Washington.
declared that the time was coming
when all nations OF the world would
dip their colors to Old Glory.
kioht in Patriotic tribute.
AS the final number on tho program
Rev. w. S. Right, OF Des Moines, grand
master of the Iowa Odd Fellows, spoke
to the audience. Rev. Mr.. Right dwelt
on the meaning Of the flag. and
pleaded for the present generation to
keep the flag where the boys of 81
and '9S had put It," I'VE are one in
maintaining the integrity OF the flag."
said NJ. Right, common practically
is our need now. and as we have
shown ourselves equal to every emer-
gency. so shall we not fail in the pres
ent crisis
The young manhood OF today Is as
ready as ever to fight IL need be for
the country, according to Mr.. Kisht.
He also predicted the end OF the war