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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-11-01
lluieru SeBsrn ins stamrnbud

Die aus 3ertidlano einQenanoer'
Item 8iirger I'M 9tem Dorfer 8anfre.
ieroG.Giitritt uno Die in ienem 81
| thrift luobne11oen Geihsbeutihen ba.
ben iih - rm6 baS @leihe gilt pon
olr0ern itart oeutid belieoeIten ge.
3irfen - bel Der 3ethnung fir Die
2ibertpsanleibe Dor olen unberen
gfntionolitdten ausIdnoiiher 8cburt
mlSge3eihnet Sic batten, lpie aus
&aibington gemeIoet miro, bis gum
I20. Sftober $1O,500,OOO qe5eibnet.
Die Gluoen jene8 8aufoiitriftc3 mad
| ten Die n0dlthoflte 3eihnunq, nGm-
lid $5,50O,O00 Gam foIQtcn oic
Stoliener NIT %4,5O0,00O. 9l0e on.
0eren Notionnlitdten 81 >an Der
3abI - 5cihnctcn bon $500 binaui
bis $3O0,OOO Die 0eIont3eihnun-
GEN Ser acknowledgements I'M Nc.p
yorfer HcicrOcbonf- -Giltrift beliefen
lifD om 20. Oftober orf $23,t1O,1O0,
non meIder Srmme foit Ole SQIfte
ouf Die 0eltihen fGIlt. - Seer tpor
cS, Ser bebauptetc, boB Die 9lmerifos
ncr oerttIher Serfitnft nidt lopol iei-
en-? @or eS nift Ebeooore Hooie.
Oelt? l(n0 mar e8 niht auh Die
n9lmerican 0efenIe Societp"2
8as Die Geutlhen fir oieies 2onb
aetan. benefit Die 8eldihte. Dab oie
amerifoniiben 8iirger oeutihen
Stanlmes ouh in DER gegenluGrtigen
ariiis ibre Gfliht tuu uno oem 2onoe
ibrer 8obl Die Srelte mabren, lit eine
Sot'ade, Ole ourb beiultiidiihe Ser
oadtisungen niht aus Der 8eIt ge'
i6afft tueroen fanrt.
Otan erinnere Die GerIeltmoer uno
Geutihenbeter, Die alles, ipas oeutih
lit, nit Sot beiperfen, nur OF hie Sot.
iohe, Dob llnter Sen Nomen Ser Sel.
oen oes umerifaniIden 3eritorer3
rGaiiin", Die bon Si5eaomiroI Gins
negen ibrer Sapferfeit, &altbliitieteit
uno 5iibrereigenIdaiten offentlih be.
lobt ipltroen, fid) Die folgenoen ad)t
Geutidjamerifaner befinoen:
George Sofflnan,
GoDaro Senrp @er6broot,
8alter George Getermon.
Sans Otto 2amrence Wiuer
George 5ranf &letn,
9llfreo SenrD SeDl,
g. s. 2eonbarot,
81. 6. GIler.
Mean erinnere lie ooran, BOB bon
oet tapferen SoIoate1, Die NIT Dem
9unoestransportihiff rantilles" un.
terglngen, als es bon einem beutihen
Saldboot perienft ipuroe, feds oeut-
Iden Stnn1n1es iparen:
Otto aleber
Otto Miller
grneit ggert
anton Gbrbart
8illiam 8. sSaltIt
gbmuro 6. Ghel.
Sreue mar itets eine belltihe Su.
1euo l,no miro es irtmer bIeiben.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-11-01
3tpeite Syreibeits=anleibe
Smnbes.S Shnbmeiiter WeIbop nennt
Fe eincu yiiberpaltlgenorn
Grfulg.

8oibington, 27. 0ttober.- Serte
2Ibeno lpat lieBen peridieoene 9ln'
8eihen oarauf IhlieBen, oaB oie3eid).
nungen 5ur 3peiten 6reibeitssAnlels
be iiber Dos Wtarimllm bon tltnt
WliLliar0en blnau8gegangen leien
Cine bonn SdaBnnt ent1Dorfene 3u-
Iornmenltelltng aus oIlen 0iltriften
ergob $4,555, 100000.
Gelp 0orf meIoete, e5 Der0c be.
itimmt Iein Wurilnltm BON $780,
100000 erreiben uno bieQetht oors
iiber binousgeben. Bolton $500,00O,s
600; BbiIaoeIpbin $425, 100000;
GlepeIono $425, 100000; Chicago
$55O,OOO,O00; Hihmono $18O,O0O,-
900; aunioS Gitp $t6O,OO0,O0O;
ct. Gouis $20O,OOO,OO0; 9aIlo3
$S5,00O,OOO; 9ltlonta S 100000
900; Winneopoli3 $12O,O0O,00O;
Gan 6ranci8co $275,0OO,00O.
Die beuti0en 3eihm1ngen naren
in fdmtlihen IiItriften bel tueitenl
Die groBten mabrenO Ger oan5enaom.
pogne. SSSeoe Helerbebonf ar6eltete
NIT So6orl,d uno batte cine Slut bon
8trfdufen 5u erIeoi9en, noollrh Die
3uiammenIteIllng in bobem @rooe
erihpert 1puroe.
Die 3obl Der aonIfribenten betrogt
nad omtliher Sddbung etlpa s Wil.
Iionen uno oiirfte Iogar cine S0be
bon 10 gtillionen erreihen.
r9ie 3eihnltngen 5ltr 5ipeiten
tSreibeitS -Mnleibe lino mobriheinlih
iiber flint 0ti(liarben binol,see9ans
gen." beiBt es IN elmer 8efanntgabe
oeS Shobamts r3ie gerihte aus
allen 3iItriften Itimmen barin iibers
Elm, BOB es fait unmoelih mar, Die
8eiant1umme an5ugeben, oa neltere
3eihnltngen 10 fdnell einlrefen, 6aB
man Tie fnm oronen tonne Iele
Serfdufe neroen per Ielegropb, Sc.
Iepbon uno ourb 2oltfburihen ee-
lneloet, ltno 5lpur bon &iilte an aiiItc.
cSn ollen 8eriften beibt es, es lei uns
noglid, Dor n0hltem Mittipoh cine
genoue Mngabe iiber Die Gerfdufe 5u
n1nhcn."
Im W'ittipoh, ben 81. Sftober, |
nliliien Die 9anfIubifriptionen bel ben
Referbebanfen eingeIaufen 1ein.
(s2ir meroen iiber oas genaue 9fe.
1ultat, iolpie ionitige intereHante Gin
seIbeiteu iomie aud iiber Die ein5els
nen 9etrdgc in ben bcrihiebenen |
Counties bon Giib 0ofota nod eincn
Spe3ioIartifel oeroffentlihcn. - Die
Shriftl.)
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-11-01
NeueItes bpm GrieasidJanplai,.

Ter britiidle SelomaridaG Saia
meloet nenes @urriifen Der gritcn in
oer 0eseno BON Yperu nm 1000
0aros nnb bic Ginnabme bpn Stel.
lunaen bei Gaidenbaele bnrdD bic So.
nabier. Geutidle tffisieae Mitteilun-
gen geben es su, erflaren nber gleidjs
seitig bak bic GAMBLER ipieber ners
trieben iunrben.
guf bem oem italieniihen ariegs.
idanplat iuirb bic Gage Gaborna's
sniebenbs cine ernitere. gSenn bic
italieniiden Seere ins Often anf Der
Gbcne BON isriuli nidt itanobaltcn
f0nnen, ipirb cine nene Gataitrophe
befiird)tet. Gine aepaItiae Ieloidlad)t
itcbt bebpr. Die GdlieFnue Der
Oiterreidp-id,lueiser 0rense lGFt ber-
mnten, oaR nene hentidJe @eritGrfun.
gen sesen Die Staliener buraeidoben
meroen. MGem AnIfein. nadD beab.
iid,tigt Madsnien, bic italieniifcu
Seere an trennen nnb ipeitere Sdlage
aussnfiibren.
Berlin, 1. Wop. - 1teber 1000
Enaoratmeilen italieniidDes 0cbiet
beiest, 125,OOO BeFansenc unb cine
8cnte BON iiber 1000 annpnen lit bas
bisberiae Grgebnis Der bentld-Diter.
Cffenfie gegen ,Stalien. Die psrbiin-
beten bentihen srlppen nGhern iidl
bem Tlnf sasliamento, lpp Gaborna
ntae Stellnngen besieben ipllte.
We,p Dprf, l. Rot. - 9ie yMme.
riran 9efenic Societg" fat in ciner
Meiolntion ErafSent @ilIon anfae-
forbert, cine Grtra-seiiipn bes Sun.
areiies tinsnberufen sn 6em 3,pef, an
Ceiterreid- -llHgaru arieg sn erfl6ren.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-11-01
ganfoepoiiten 9entider bpr Befdlaa-
nallme iidler.

WaIblngton. Zen in 6ieiem
Sanoe anidiiigen 9iirgern Dentfd,.
lambs utib berbiinbeter Gambler lpurbe
olrd cine slnfiinoieune oes sanItos
filr feinolihcs gigertl,rn VI Withel
Ealner Die geriiderilng gegeben.
Dab ibr tn 8anfen oeponiertes @eIo
ltidt @efabr Iauit, bon Der Hegieruna
beiblagnabmt su tperben. Gs fheint,
beiBt es in Der Grfldrung, Elm Mib-
nerItanoniS 3u belteben iiber bic So.
&c Der bier anidiiigeu Geltihen ober
llntertanen Der nit GeiltjhIano ber-
biinoeten 2anber nnter bem @eieb
itber Sanoel nit Dem 5einoe. SoIhe
Gerfonen fino nid)t in Dem Nnsbrnf
rSSeino ober 8erbiinoeter oes Gein-
bes" eingeidloiien.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-11-01
Seutibe &eere im sStaliem.
eber 100000 italiene @eage unb br 1000 Saonen rbe
Trantreih bteb auf titgabe Gliab 2obrugen
grtiid)e 2nleiben uber 2SO 900 Mlionen.
0raf 9ering &ebstaner; Maelis Wiuierprafoent

entbalt bic fran56iiid)cn gebingnn.
gen: 8nrauticeu fir bic Submit,
Sdabeueriat, 8utmaden bcs angc.
ridltcteu SdDabcns ieitens Der Gem
tralmadtc, io'uie bic 3nrifsabe pon
GlIakseptbriuaen an tSrnnfreid,.
&aihingtun, 81. Oft. --- Rad, ei.
ner GrfiGrnna bes nnabhansiscn TO-
stnliitiidlen 6eidDstaasmitaIiebes &c.
ocbour perIur SsntidjlanS: 1900.
600 an Suten; 3 bis 4 Willionen Ser.
lunnbete; 100000 Sriippel fiirs 2e'
ben uno 2 Williouen abiolnt snoali'
DC, aliu 6 Yiiilioncm in brci Sabreu.
&aIbiuatun, 81. Cftpber. - 3ehn
Staaten: 8ennipIpania, Warplano,
Sreson, @aibinstun, Sbabu, Sail.
fnrhia, 8guming, Utah, Nepaba nno
Wpntana, miiiIen jest ben Heit ibrcr
Guuten fir bic Hationalarmec am 2.
Nopcmber nadJ bcitimmteu Stanton.
ncments Ienoen. 20 Erpsenf Mcfrn-
ten bieIer Staaten ,uurben inslpiId,eu
bereits aebrillt.
&aIbinstun, 81. Cftobcr. -- alle
beutldlen Eatente, Copyrights uim. in
bieIem Sanbc iuerbcn bon Der BIN.
Sesregiernng iibernpmmen, oarnnter
bcionbers Entente fir sSarbituffe, me.
oisiniidDe Seilmittel min. Die greiie
fir lestere iiub ieit oem Sabre 1914
beinabc nm 1000 Rrp5ent aeitiegen.
Chicago, 81. Cftpber, Die Mits
glicbsr Der 8eideuiteller.ltniuu pon
Goro Ymerifa perlamgeu 80 Erusent
SpbncrbDbuna innerhalb 80 Sagen
inter gnorubmns zines General.
itreits tm sanseu 2anbe. Sas inn
Sabre 1916 erlaiIene Ibamions8eiet
oerringcrtc angcblidl bic Irbeitsseit,
obne fir SubnerboGnng su loraen.
EropiSenee, II. s., 81. Sftober. -
lie bentidle Sauacrin tyrieba Semi
pei bari nnr nnter ber 8ebingnng elm
aonsert geben, baf iic bas yStar
Spangleb Banner" ibrem 2ieberpbos
gramm cinpcrleibt. Sic erflGrte, oaf,
iie bas 2ieb aid)t feune.
Nsiu gorf, 81. Cftpbcr. - gci
einem Gnud, Der Sapaniiden 8eiea-
ihaft su Ghren elmer iapaniidlen Rar-
lamentsfummiIiiun bon sSiinfen, bic
bier lueilt, erflarte Der SpredDer ber
aummiINpu, Sr. &. MaiaD, bic 60
pauer iuiirhen nid)t rnGen, bis bas
bentidDe lln9etiim unb bic RDrber in
Der emit, 81 8aiicr nub sn 2anbe
serldDmettcrt ieicn. Cine oerabIebuus
Der aabelgebiihren sluiid,en Gualano
nnS ben Scr. Staaten, Ipiuie bic Gers
breitnns bon iapaniiden, in Guslanb
geornften Eublifatiouen ,ueroen aus
geitrebt.
&aibinston, 80. DIT. -- Reaie.
rnnssaus9aben bun S1,000,OO0,0O
lit Der 0ieforo, ben Der Wonat Gftu-
Der im Observation-Disclosures aniae-
itellt hat. Die 8eIamtinmmc, lueld,c
Sarleben an bic Illiiertcn nit Gin.
idDlieht, mag iogar Sieie geiualtiae
Snmme m6slideriuetie INN $780,.
100000 iiberitcisen. Sumeit itellt
iie lid, amf $9S5,322,3S7. SIR bic
bis jett sered,neten Nrbeitstase scigt
bies cine bnrd)id)nittlihe taalihe
ansgabe BON annGbernS $42, ,60O,~
600, pber etiua $4,000 iebe Rinute
bei Sag nub Nad)t.
Ginc lpeitere yluleibe BON $25,.
100000 ipnrbe bon Der 9iegicrnna
on 8ruhbritannien aeipGbrt, 10 baf
bic 8eiamtb1b, Der 9arlebem an bic.
les 2nnb auf ST 4OO,0OO,0O0 nno an
bic Aaiierten ani $2,S51 100000
ecltieacn lit.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-11-01
(lleberie iebun9.)

SD erfIdre biernit unter Gio,
oob ih obiolut ,tno gon5lid leoe sn'
qeb0rigfeit unb Trelte leoem fremoen
Brinaen, Botentaten, Stoat ooer
Souoer0nitGt, beIicn llntcrton th
friber gelpeien bin, oblhlpore nno
aufgebe. CAB id Die aonititution
Der 8ereinigten Stoaten unteritiisen
nno gegen ollie 6einOe, innere oocr
ou8lp0rtige, bcrteioigen meroe. llno
oob ih oerielben 2reue bepetIen
npr0e."
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-11-01
ySa1hiuaton. 30. Sftpber. - ",

WaIbington, 30. Eftuber. Mnt
/. Wubember uerben Die ipidltigiten
Nabrnnssmittel inter 2isensberfanf
gebrad)t. Befliisel, Gier, Bntter nno
friid)e pber gefrorene Slide, bic brei-
fig Gage nnb mebr gelagert baben,
oiirfen MIR perfanft iuerben, ipenn iie
NIT Ser geseidnnng pGplo stprage
8oobs" berieben FnS. Nlles friid)e
Tfeiidl, alle Frubnfte bon friidlem
TleiidD, friidc Slide, alfes 8ilo, Sc
flmgcl, Gicr mnb Butter miiiien bas
Gatnm trasen, an benz lie aui aager
seleat morben limb nnb an bem ne anf
ben Nerft gebrndt iueroen.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-11-01

"The Firms that advertise
extensively in German pa
pers will get a large share OF
the German trade"
Printers Ink.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-23
SOX HAVE. REST-WlLL MEET
CLEVELAND TOMORROW
BY Mark Shields


From the incompatible Examiner
we learn that Ray Hamilton started
to pitch for the Browns yesterday.
Probably supported by Clarence Sis
Ter at first base and Harold Pratt at
second. Catcher Jones showed poor
judgment in picking his pitcher.
Today the White Sox, after clean
ing up the st. Louis Browns and De-
troit, take day off to prepare for a
session with, the Cleveland Indians,
beginning tomorrow on the South
Side. Some of the athletes go to
Madison, Wis, for an exhibition
game today, but the majority are at
home going through muscle practice
and listening to a few pointers on
how their game can be improved.
Any team but the Browns, in their
present weakened. condition, would
have beaten the Hose yesterday. But,
on the other hand, the locals had
openings enough to have driven
through runs enough to win any ball
game played. 1t was another case of
bad baserunning, a factor in SOx de-
feat so many afternoons last sum-
meT.
And the strategy might have been
better. Buck Weaver was ordered to
bunt Gandil home on a squeeze play.
Buck is not steady enough to be
chosen for the bat end of that effort
and Gandil was caught by several
feet, Weaver missing the ball
Because a southpaW started for
the Browns, John Collins went to
right field for the Hose, stung a dou-
bic and then nullified the excellent
wallop by some down-dOmed base
running. It was the second double
Shane had dampened in a couple of
days through poor work on the
bases.
Overcoming these bits Of bad play
shone the spirit of the revamped
Hose. They are fighting now and
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-23
Miscellaneous Scores


Merrimacs. 4, Cragin 8.
MurIeys 6, Albany Park 4.
Hammond IA, ROseland 4.
GaIligans 5, Rex Tigers ?.
Ciceros 8, MUtuals 1.
White Giants 2, Ideals 1.
American Giants 5, Jake Stalls 3.
Garden City 6, Logan Square l.
All Stars 6, Ragens 5.
Grand Crossing Z, Chicago Cts. 8.
Joliet Z, Aurora 2.
NOrmals 8, South Chicago 4.
MOhawks II, Magnets 2.
Garfield u, PrOgressives 1.
St. Albert 10, St. Augustus 6.
Gary 4, Cardinals 3.
Felix Colts 10, Carnations 1.
Soccer Scores
Corinthians 2, Swedish-Amer. 2.
McDuff-Brickies 8, Pullman 2.
Harvey l, Caledonians 0.
HarvesteTsa 3, st. George 1.
Lincoln Park 5, Washington PIX. 1.
A change in ownership has been a
)nic for the St. Louis Cardinals. Mil
II Higgins has the club in second
lace by a safe margin and it is play
* good ball DOak outpitched Ma
faux yesterday and Pittsburgh was
eaten. Cruise hit a double and two
ngles and stole two bases,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-26

as an esteemed friend on all occa- !
siOns.
1--WE come to ask you to marry
me" said Hickory bluntly one even
ing.
ooh, am so sorry" she told him,
and his face and heart fell. q es-
. TEEN and respect you, Mr.. DOwney,
but l cannot be your wife"
And you acted as if you liked me
right alOng!" mOurned Hickory.
You don't know how much like
you" replied Mrs. Royce. 1T is be-
cause l like you that l will not en-
courage you, until-until. No! No!
can't tell, and, indeed you must not
think of me in the love way. You
are a good man, Mr.. Downey, and if
l should marry you and trouble came
along"
Wen share it togetherw pro-
nOunced Hickory dOughtily.
But she would have her way and
Hickory was disconsolate. He fell off
in his visits and grew simmer than
ever. She did not evade him, but
there was a sad look on her face
whenever they met.
Mrs. Royce was not seen out of
the house for over a week. Then
Hickory learned that she was i'll. He
brought flowers for her from the rail
road junction and inquired about her
d9i1V Her laudIadV was Touched
with the devotion of Hickory.
Mrs. Royce is not sick with any
fever or that like" she told Hickory
one day. she's had a shock"
What do you mean?" questioned
anxious Hickory.
well, the day she was taken so
two men came here in an automobile.
After they had gone l found her in
a dead faint. She described the Wis
TTg.T-1---r
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-26


had been. there again, he was told,
and Mrs. Royce had suffered a re-
lapse. She understood that the men
had gone to the hotel.
Hickory arranged for a substitute
the next day and hung around town,
located the two men at the hotel and
proceeded to shadow them. They
were fuTtive, evil-eyed fellows and
Hickory wondered what their bust
ness could be with Mrs Royce
Late in the afternoon the men
strolled beyond the town, as if seek
ing quiet place where they could
discuss their affairs free from the
danger of watchers or eavesdrOp-
pers.
In striving to keep them as close
company as was safe, Hickory made
a detour that nearly betrayed him.
To evade discovery he was forced to
hide. A hollow log was the nearest
covert. Hickory Crawled into it, fully
hidden from view.
The men paused at the log. It
was a convenient resting place. They
sat down upon it. One of them was
speaking.
THE woman fooled us. The order
she gave US on a broker in the city he
would not pay, said she had met with
losses and had no balance to her &C
count"
Put up job, you see, yes, and if
she don't come down with the. cash
I'll spring the contents of this pack
age on her aristocratic friends, just
for revenge"
They arose and started down the
incline. Hickory protrUded his head
to gaze after them.
Thunder he calculated.
The movement of his body had
thrown the log off its balance. 1t
began to roll down the hill It
struck both men. One was sent to
the ground, stunned, the other was
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-05
To Try and Double
Garden Output of
CITY Next Season,

In a survey of the possibilities OF
garden work in Marshalltown, Iowa
State College has issued statement
showing the development or vacant lot
gardening in this city possible under
proper supervision. This city Is taken
as an illustration, and with the CO.
operation Of the city administration,
county agent, and the garden club or
ganization, it Is hoped to double the
| output of local gardens during the
season Of 1918.
The survey as made locally by the
state college follows:
ITO double Iowa's garden food pro-
| duction next year thru the use OF
more vacant lots the timely pre-
paration of land this fall and the use
| of better seed, is the aim of a garden
| campaign now under way, conducted
| by the agricultural extension depart
| ment at Iowa State College. Thru the
county agents and other special agents
a drive for more and better gardens
| for next year will be waged in every
| county of the state.
THAT the average Iowa town is pro-
| ducing nowhere near the garden stun
| it could is demonstrated in survey
made recently in Marshalltown, typi-
cal Iowa town of 10000.
only % per cent of the vacant lots
were under cultivation this summer.
along 232 city blocks there were
| 222 idle lots.
Figuring very low, that an acre gar
den would return $685. this town lost
some $4,000 this year thru garden
neglect
Ninety per cent of the potatoes
used in the town were shipped in from
the outside.
Each year $4,000 was being paid
out ythe county to the poor. many OF
whom had no gardens.
Such a survey awakened the town.
The officials have decided upon the
following organization to increase gar
den production next year:
1.-THE mayor has appointed four men
in each ward, in most cases retired
farmers. They will plot all vacant lots
in their district and list all in need OF
fertilizer They will assign these lots
to certain persons fo- gardens and see
that they. are taken care OF.
Manure will be located and applied
this fall to lots needing it.
Every person thus cultivating a
garden will be given an American flag
for his garden.
ANY one receiving financial aid from
the county at present will be assigned
lot and unless they garden 1t, will
receive no such aid.
IA marketing bureau for garden
stuff will be established.
1.-The county agent will cooperate IN
all possible ways.
Thru proper organization garden
production in Iowa can be doubled
next year. says the head Of the agri-
cultural extension department at Iowa
State College,"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-05
) At the Casino.

At the Casino.
Vaudeville and pictures make UP the
week end bill at the Casino. Phillips
~
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-05

from sprained ankle. In preparation
for the game this week. Coach Sanford
has made many shifts.in the line-up In
an effort to secure the strongest pos
sible combination. In closing practice
Thursday evening McCreery appeared
at quarter on one team ana Hockridge
was pulled out Of the line to direct the
other squad. Gossard. out of the Ell
dora game because Of injuries, went
thru signal drill at half and may be
able to participate in Saturdays con-
test.
Should Grinnell fail to offer the stiff
defense expected. 1t is likely that many
changes will be made In the local line
up in the course Of the game. II the
battle promises to be close Sanford's
strongest eleven will be In the game
early and changes will be made only
as necessary.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-05
Taking Cathartics Every
Dav for Weeks Don't
Cure Stomach Trouble

They do not eliminate the poisonous
bile accretions Fl ON the system, so de-
clares leading Chicago stomach spe-
cialist. Often gall stones. cancer and
ulcers of the stomach and intestines
auto intoxication, yellow jaundice. ap-
pendicitis and other dangerous ailments
are the consequences. Mayrs Wonder
full Remedy In the ideal prescription for
stomach, liver and intestinal ailments
It has restored millions. One dose will
prove that it will help you. Mayr's
Wonderful Remedy is for sale by the
Old Reliable Drug Co.. Henry s. Mayer
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-05

and Mack, In characteristic song nov.
elites, are good singers and entertain-
ers. The Lachman Trio. In novelty
singing, dancing and talking, have .
pleasing act. Lew Ward. in his own
creations Of character It'd bits, has \
faughable act his characer delinea-
tons being especially good. The Takita
Japs, in a Japanese novelty act, are
the strongest feature Of the bill. their
balancing and acrobatic work being
well above the average.
A comedy entitled "Skidding Hearts"
featuring Ora Carew, and the Pathe
News Weekly, complete the bill
which drew good houses Thursday
evening.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-05
SAVE MANY GAME FISH.
Deputy Game Warden MetcaIf Places
Many From Bayous In River.

From ponds and bayous near enough
to the Iowa river to be overflowed dur
ing the high stages of the water. Dep
uty Game Warden Charles Metcalf. Of
Albion, has saved for the, river during
the past summer 100000 game fish.
Most of the fry were crappies. Other
varieties included catfish, black bass,
and wall-eyed pike. The old Mormon
lake, on the state game preserves, fur
nished the largest number 0: the fish.
1t is estimated that fully 100 900 young
crappies were seined from the old lake
on Sept %. Farmers in the neighbor-
hood assisted the game warden with.
out charge.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-05
MEET GRlNNELL SATURDAY.
MarshalItown Eleven to Have First
Real Test on Gridiron,

The first real test Of strength for
the Marshalltown high school football
eleven is expected Saturday, when the
Red and Blue warriors meet the
doughty athletes from Grinnell on the
home field. Altho defeated by large
score a week ago by Iowa City, the
Grinnell team is reputed to be stronger
than 1t was year ago and to show
prospects Of developing into fighting
machine.
Sanford's proteges are in good condi-
ton for the game, with the exception
Of John Smith, who still Is suffering
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-05
Two Hundred Teacher, Here.

The second day OF the teachers in
stitute saw greatly increased num-
Der Of grade and rural teachers in the
CITY today than on Thursday. Up to late
this forenoon 30 had registered. The
program arranged by Superintendent
Shut was being carried out. The in
stitute closed late this afternoon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-05
Men Wanted.

We want men at once. Apply ready
to work at plant. Iowa Railway and
Light Company.