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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-04-13
3nsla,tS re1tpucerer.
Hetroaru6 fDa111ner

5ra Nefr0gra0 f0nln1er sUte00e=
lelie onL at ben probiiortife Gegie-
ring bnr opgibet 4rnbet o111 &o11:
.ita11titropeIs Grobri1tg io1t Sreosbe.
tingelie. Den afiafte feiierlige Ste
.gieri1rg baboe erflaret, at Ben al
brig biloe lutte Sre6, raeon1ittore
aonita11tinopel bar i oens gefi6oel-
ie
Weo6elelien fra 8etrograb Ia6e1
5ate, at Hpgterne ont separaffrel
nteo GDfE =gitrig lite lite er bel1
grebet n6 al 2uftet1.
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: os grnb / Mien.

log lpffes bet, bill ben preuslilfe
2anooags Weeblenn1er for SSrenti.
0eep blibe balgt / Oberensiternmelie
me0 mooerne porlanrentarijfe Bri1l-
ciper.
Set Tan be6 EN- flpgtig 8etragt-
ming ie no, ionn ont belr tDife Ste
giering life Blot bar taget fig De
||nDligt lte6funone Begibenbeoer /
Nuslan0 90 noton1, men ogiaa bar
i 5it6e at n1inoife sNirf1ingerne
al BET ipecifiifftt= =tpife politiife 9p@
item, font Hrnli0e11t 8ilion 1aa
lfarpt fritiiereoe / fin itore &rigs=
tale.
Da al birefte Gorbinbelle mel!el1
Gpflano og Mmerifa Mi er afbrll6t
er oct nbDre bonifeligt at bnnne
fig 11oget FORFEIT Billebe of 5itua-
tionen / SSjenoe11s 2an6; men 1aa
lneget ipnes itffffert, at III berobre
fl1n b6rer fjerne Gffo of Sen i11ore
Stri6, ion1 iiffert fi110er Steo, og
| lorn naturligbis life er blebet n1i11-
Ore bololon efter gnrerifas &rigs-
erfl9ring.
Eil 9fDgterne on1 Sre6sforIag
| fan nan e116lnt life. f9lte megen
2ib;; oct eneife nogenlun6e plaulible
fom / @aar fra &jpbenbop1l bbor
en- &orrelponbe1tt n1eb6eler, at el1
bpitltaaen0e tpff Bolitifer er afrejit
III belnm4ig Msito1r", ianbip1,ltg-
IBIS til &uslono for at forbanbIe
1ne6 ben probiiorfife rlsfiife Gegie-
ring olH ssSlloleoni11g af timber
ba11olinger, Der fan f6re til en- tDif.
ruS1iif 5eparatfreb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-04-13

Doge11 efter, at Ar9iioe1t @iHort
babbe bol6t 1i11 &rigsta1e, forlpb
bet fra Berlin, at Mmerifas eS1o.
tre6en paa &rigsifueplooien iffffe
biloe meofgre nogen iont Delft Sor-
anoring | SDiHanbs 5tilling; men
ia1ntibig n1e6beltes, at ben tb1fe &e=
giering bil6e proteltere moo Mmeri=
fas Optreben en- 9eote til neu-
trale 2anoe; Sel1iigten iful0e bpre
ben at itennme nab11lig be ipbnne-
rifnn1fe &epubuifer til CUNT for
SDMon6.
Sen tDife % ben 9ltrigffe @ej1er
bolot ii61te l1ge Ell @onfere11ce /
San1bnrg, og man me11er, at 6en
amerifanife 5ituation bleb brpftet
| / ole @nfeltbe6er be6 benne 2eilig=
beo. @jentagne Npgter ON, at &or=
ferencel1 bil6e mebfgre ct nDt tDIf
SrebStilbuo, iD11es at bore grebet
|uo al 2nften.
9a man bab6e gob @rltnb til at
tro, at ben tDife Negiering iffe bilbe
tillabe Solicit at leie bele BrRli-
6ente1S Eale, bleb Der al franfe og
britiife Militeroutortteter taget
5fri6t til at nb6ele Galen / Mil=
lioner af @fSernplarer beo @je!p
af 5lpbemaifiner, iout iful6e flpbe
ino ober tpif Omraa0e % laoe 1tore
8affer il16eboloe116e fon1plette Gent
giDelier Of Solen falbe neb i 8Der
)pg 2pbegrabe.
Wen fenere Meobe1elier fru &Gjg= Gjjg=
|be11Dab11 gaar bog u6 paa, at 1tore
De1e of ben tpffe 8resie bar af=
trpft Ben omerifunife arigstuIe belt
% DUfoent. Sen har ratnrllgbls
bbor fun6e man bente dnbd?
frentfol6t 6e iforpejte pg bitrelte
&pn1mentarer, og 11obnlig 1Dnes ct
g1nt 5te6 at bore rant be6 Bre-
ii6ent 8ilions Mo6ltil1ing af tDif
Demofrott og 9lutofrati. u2ofalnt1s
8eiger" og v@osfilcbe 3eitung" er
inr1igt n6forbren6e 6eres rebof-
tionelle Bem9rfninger og bigger lite
tilba9e for at angribe Nr9iibe11tel1
perionligt: Son ubifpl6es +. @fs.
for at bore en- u2dgnbals", en- uo11o<
fobsfulo Sororeier of Sdnbbe0en"
log bans Be1n9rfr1inger ON set tDife
Solfs Stilling oberfor bets Megje-
ring forobmmes 1on1 uperfioe %
latterIige";; uBerlirer Gageblott"
hoober inoltp1t6igt, at set o11ertfan=
ife So!f ONT fife for, iaa bog efter
EWrtgen bi1 faa 8ine1e op for Pr9-
iioeatens uSolifbeo"
Selbe Den tblfe 8efolfl1ing for
bol0er fig noge11lu1loe ligegpIoigt
oberfor 6en np s6ie11oe, og Ser er
ingeru Meo6eleIier frell1fontrnet ON,
at man bar forulelnpet g(nerifane.
re, iont er boiio6en0e / SDMotto.
Megieringen Berlin bor life offi-
cielt anerfien6t Mo6tageIie of oen
an1erifonffe &rigserfIpring og bill,
efter bbao man tror, life ibore n1eo
en- Grflpring onL at &rigstilito1t6el1
onerfien6es fra tDif SIDE.
aigbenbabnife Se!egranner fra
!. ! Sirsoags n1e6oeler, at Ser er mere
Sole ON 6reo / 9pTlanb I'LL eno
111ogen 5in6e ii6en &rige1s l1bbrub; !;
men, iaa bi0t Set er muligt at
be6gnn1e 5ituotionen paa @ru11o-
log af fnappe Depeicber, foreligger
inge1 @jen6sejerninger ion1 beret=
tiger iaabanne Sorn1oonirger.
DNimo6 er Der ifet noget anbet,
ion1 biier, at BEN tpffe 9iatio1ts 2e=
/ e -
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-04-13

Do 6en amerifa11fe @eIonot
8ie1l Sreoricf 6. Benfielo, be Iib-
! ite Gage / Warts begDn6te ii11 Meiie
til 8olbington for at fonferere
me6 l16enrtgsminilter .2ol1iing, beb
BET rpgtebilt, at Ser bar Wauligbeo
| for, at SEN 6iplomatiife Sorbinbelie
mellent 9ltrtg og Mn1erifo biIoe
blibe afbrltbt. Ween Scr. 8enfielbs
8ern9rfni11ger ON, at ban biloe
bore tilbage / 9ltrigs &obeoitao
26bet al tire Maaneoer beroligeoe
til Dels @e11Dtterne.
SITE 6eito rli116re meboeltes set
| fra @oibington Sen 2. 6s., at man
! bbert 3iebIif bente6e ct Bruo meo
9frig, og to Doge ienere telegra-
fereoes fra Saag bia 2onoo1L at
8ru66et bi10e inotrebe SEN Sag
font Splge af 1toerf tpff Nregiio11.
Den a. 6s. telegrafereoes ogiaa,
at tre Meo1e11uuer of set gltrigffe
&abinet bab6e in6gibet oeres off,
ife6sbegjering til Seller aarl fons
Sglge at bi6tforgrel1et 8eitiffe1ies-
Effan0ale i Sorbinoelie rneo &rigs-
bebillinger1e. Denne MiniIterfriie
jfif bog fun forbigaae11oe S11bflpoef,
lie paa 2m6ets noenrigspolitilfe
Mffnrer.
Men i Sreoags beo set fra 2o1ts
BON, at @reb Sarnopifi, ser fren,-
oeles iffe bab6e faaet 2eiIigbeo til
at opergibe 8rpii6ent Mi1ion fine
Mffreoitiber Tom gitrigF @eionot
Waibingto1,, por blebet inltrueret
I til, i Silfeloe al, at Mmerifa er-
Eerebe SbffIano Rrig, at ofbrDbe
ben oiplomatiffe Sorbinoelie. Gre
ben benegte6e paa Soreipprgiel, at
BET forbofot fig iaareoes; ban bor
ooen ! &igbet faare beltent i fine
l1otalelier.
Dog beob1eb Gpgterne 1ne0 for-
nDet gtprfc fra Dng til Dag, og e,1-
oelig | Mol1oags irlotraaote set
lenge benteoe, at 9frig-l1nearn
f6lte fig befgief til at afbrDoe set
benifabeIige Sorbolo til Mnerifa
Den gifrigife Charge b'glffaireg i
8olbineton 8aron grieb 8ipieoie-
net ann1ooebe Set ar1erifanife l1ben-
miniiteri,tn1 onn Neifepas %
|iamfioig fif ben a1aerifanife Charge
oaffores ! 8ien, 0er Gretp, ii1e
afreoitiber oberrafft !
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Stemtninge11 / 9anbet.

5aa itlart Hreii6enten bab6e 1r-
oerfrebet @rigserfleringe1l gift ber
1on1 Ell 5torn1b6lge Of bpjlten1t $50
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-04-13

Sc, lom bar npie fie11bt meo 81
trotionen / Soule Of &eprelento-
tipes, fgr Gebatten begpnote, mente,
at Oppolitione11 bgi1t bi1oe f1nne
1a1n1e ct Du1in 5temn,er;; men |
Dogens 2eb uobifleoe BET prote1te=
renoe Min6retol Jig meo forbaD1et1=
Sc &roft og @urtigbeb - Ell 011=
ltpnoigbeo, Der ferit og frentmelt
ifpI6tes &itcbi11s 0romatiffe Bro=
telttale.
Oq. 90 n1an omiiber &l. 3 Sre-
oag Neorgen 11aoeoe fre1n til gfitenl-
ming, bite set Zig, at Ser oar iffe
12, men SO Meolenmer, iom itent=
tc iuob &rigsbellntninge1t: 373
1ten,te for, iaa Majoriteten bor
1clpfglgelig oberpeloenoe.
Yreiibenten nnberifrtner.
2ongfre6og 5ornt66og blep oer
ifebnelpongre &rigserflgring INT
6ertegnet al u5peofer" G1arf
&oule Of Representatives. og al Bt=
cepra1ioe,1t Mar1ball 10 nrer Sc
natets Sorma11b.
2i6t ober Meio6ag loo @rflert1t=
gen pna HrRlibenterS 5fripeboro,
oq M. / nr6erfreb ban ben.
@au1tioig bern1eo loitebte 8ralt=
Qe11ten en- BroEat1atiqn til BET on1e=
rifanife. Soft, ion1 opfororeoeS til
at forbolbe fig lopalt % til 4Fea 4'4'
.e,,fper asDaaabe a II ttb5tttte te ssieriass,s,
I Sens &rig moo 2onbets Sjenbe.
Yroflamatio1le1r ir6ebolot en-
Mpffe 8eitent1neTler or1, bporleoes
SLENDER, Ser er boftobe110e bert aanz
set, bor at forbol0e fig: 9e 1naa
+. @fs. unber i1gen 0mItRl1oigbez
ser bpre 8aobe11 al. nogen Mrt;
Sc moo life 30 eller opboloe itg
miolertibigt irt6enfor en bolb Wfils
+MfItanb fro 2an6ets Sorter, Slon=
bebubne, Mrln1ltnitionSfabrifer ellen
Goier,ler;; Sc maa life offentligt lige
noget iom belit moo BEN nnerifun.
tie &egjering og 1naa iffe gibe Sjen=
oen unberretning ON militpre eller
o116re SoronItaltni1tger, Der trpffes
beri 2anbet; inge1t Der Dor berj
2an0et, 11e11 er @tatsborger | e1
fjel1btIigt 2ano, mna forla6e Slime:
rifo n6en Negjeringe11s ierlige Sil:
1n6el1e;; beller life 111aa nogen Slen=
oe ti1lteoes Mogang til anerifann
Omroo6e uben 1prlig SiEa6elie:
bbis set for BEN offetttlige 5iffer.
bebS Sfpl6 bliber n66ben6igt, far
ollie, ion1 er 1totSborgerligt fnDtteoe
til fjenotligt 2ono, blibe tpl1nge1
til at la6e 6eres 9eabne og M6resIer
regiitrere bos oe paagploenoe WeDn.
bigbe6er.
Men igprigt er Soritaoelien Ben
at e1,bber l16le110ing, for1 pasier ftq
ielp og bol6er fin Munb luffet, iffe
bi! blibe n0Iat for t1oge11 ion1 BELT
Sorulenpelie.
8ongresiens nefte 5fribt.
On Geffe ubbo1gsl11p6er bolotes
@aibington | 2groagS., og i Wan.
hnn2 1nn1111p11trnnntp- &nnnrp21pr
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@ I'll 49, = +
DWimo6 er Der ffet 1toget anbet,
ion1 biier, at ben fpife gatioa1s 2e=
oere er-i Serb n1e6 at atpoe gi=
oenS Segn iaaleoes iont Gigg=
fanleren nblig iagoe i. Ell SoIe::
1@eiier 8iIbe1n1 Dar ltenrIig e1r
5frtbelie TIC iin aaniler beot ON at
faa 11oarbeibet l1bfa1t til Ell l,n
preusitff goIg IgIebgibni1rg bborefter
al pribi1igeret @a1gret ffaI opb6re.
0et ifal bore @eiferetts 9nfe at
sgeinnen1f6re fine Gefor111er on1trent
n,eo arigens MfT11tring,
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&ongresiens neite sfribt,

VII zJllplle sl%uUuIYSlltpUtI DutUle3
@aibington / 2eroags,> og i Man-
bags iarnme11traabte- aongresien
iejen for at Drgfte Be forifiellige
8ebil illingsfori1ag, ion1 1tpopen6ig-
gjgres al Sen MI irl6troabte @rigs=
iituatio1t.
Ser frpbes ct &rigsbubget paa
balofjeroe Billion Dollars;; men oet
.er bgjlf ianoipnligt, at oet bill goa
iaa bpit lon til fem 8illioner
sS5mio1ertib fonrner Sorilaget lite iffe
til gebdnoling fgr engnng 2gbet
5af i Dag, Iorsbag
Senatef be6tog beo fit Manoogs=
ngoe en- 2ob, Der er retHtet MOS alle
Mrfer af 5am1n eniDnrgeIie beri
2anoet, og faitlatte ffrel1ge 5troffe
for enbber, Der oberbebi}es ptt at
boDe ti1intefgiort elIer forfggt al
tilintefgigre arigsmoi1tner eller
Grigsforraa6
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-08
Traer and Vicinity.

Traer. Dec, S.--James Wilson arrived
home this week from Washington and
New York. where ne has been looking
after business interests for several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. n. Mott OF De.s
Moines, are spending the week with
Tracr relatives. The latter Is a dangh-
ter OF Mrs. J. r. Morrow.
Charles Morse, of LeMars. is here
for a weeks visit with his sister, Mrs.
II. G.. Feal<ins.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Romick. Jr. OF
Moline. H.. are visiting mt the parental
home. Mr.. Romick Is employed at tho
steel works at Moline.
Mrs. HaSel Marks. OF Fonda, has
been visiting her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. John Mowry.
James Jeffries, of Granada.> Mimi.
came to attend tho funeral of A. Loop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sheriett and
daughted OF Wiota, have been visiting
at the Thomas Sheriett home
Mrs. II. +. CASTOR has been seriously
III. A trained nurse is In attendance.
In the recent FIRE in Osceola. Iowa,
DR.. w. r.. Porterfeld, who was reared
In Traer and who practiced dentistry
here several years. lost his entire office
outfit valued at $4,000, with no In
surancc.
The Tama County Poultry show
now on Is by far the best ever seen
in the county. About 300 birds of many
varieties are on exhibition.
The primary department of the Traer
schools Is closed on account Of scarlet
fever
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-08
Newa of zearina.

Gearing. Dec. S.--Mrs C. p. Bean has
gone to Madison, Wis, for short WIS.,
it with her son, j.. l.. Bean.
Mrs. Charles Thatcher arrived home
on Friday from her two weeks visit
in New Mexico at the home Of her
sister.
Mrs. Mahlon White and daughter,
of Minneapolis are guests OF Mrs. Ida
Dool.
The following officers were elected
in the o. T., s. lodge: Worthy nlatron.
Mrs. Tana Peterson; worthy patron.
James Smith: associate matron, Mrs.
Tessie Young; conductress, Miss Clara
Grimm; associate conductress. Miss
Beuiah Miller; secretary, Miss Anna
Barnard; treasurer Mrs. Marian Bean
J. S. Horst and family, with A. D.
LeFevre. expect to leave in few days
for California, where they will spend
the winter. Mrs. Anna c. Shaw ex-
pects to go with them.
l.. G. Richardson, Of Ackley. Is spend
ing few days here with old neigh
bors and friends
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-08
News Of Grundy Center.

Special to Times Republican
Grundy Center, Dec. S.-iP. J. Miller,
of Independence. Is here this week and
with f. S. King, Of this place. Is work
ing toward securing the necessary
number of signers for county agent.
They are meeting with fair success.
for membership at SIS per year In order
to get the county agent and the gov.
ernment assistance.
Another shipment OF Red Cross goods
was made this week. consisting of 81
pairs OF socks, 76 sweaters. SO helmets.
SO mufflers. 81 pairs OF wristlets Ono
woman has knitted 90 pairs Of socks.
Splendid work isNbeing done by the
women Of this vicinity.
a. N Parzek, of Cedar Rapids. has
leased The Bailey &, Raymond garage
formerly occupied by Fred Thompson.
and will soon start an auto agency.
Boyenga Brothers have bought Clint
Roeders repair shop in the back room
of this building and will run the repair
end Of tho business.
The Y. w. C. IA. drive Is on In this
county now under charge Of Miss Ber-
tina Sargent, chairman.
The Fiji play given at the opera
house for the benefit Of the Red Cross
netted the local chapter si56. They
gave splendid entertainment.
The Presbyterian ladies held their
annual bazaar supper this week and
took in over $3.50. besides giving u
splendid meal.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-08

the same charge for which ne had been
serving time in Iowa. The reward VIII
not be paid for his capture.
The prisoner apparently had an un-
ceasing love for California. Two years
ago he was caught in that state after
escaping from the state reformatory.
While en- route back to Iowa in custody
of two Iowa officials Lee freed himself
from iron chains and escaped clothed
In his underwear. After q two days
chase thru cactus and sage brush Lee
was recaptured.
While being held In jail at Marion,
Iowa. Lee attempted an escape by
blowing the entire side OF the jail out.
While still held captive in the iron cage
he held squad OF Cedar Rapids po-
licemen at bay by threatening to hurl
a bottle thought to contain more nitro
glycerlne at them. The bottle was
thrown. but was found to contain wa
ter. A policeman was killed during
the siege.
Lee lays claim to being a printer
because he set type while confined IN
the boys training school at Eldora.
When he became too old for the train
ing school he WAS sent to Anamosa. He
was convicted in Cedar Rapids.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-08

Nothing equals an sureole Of
beautiful hair a. q frame for .
pretty face. Without background
Of nice hair . really pretty face
frequently becomes plain but, with
Il. unatHactive features assume
life and beauty. 4.
Every woman. can Increase her
natural charm BY using Newbro's
Herpicide. Herpicide makes hair
6santiful. Dandruff saps the Vi
tality Of thehair. Hsrpicide applied
mtslligently and regularly, checks
kais destruction Of hair life and
ieavsats the hair from falling out,
giving it & snap and iDter, . soft
ssilkv 81 fineas which can be &C.
quirsd il no other way.
I Acplsca8ons a,sy BE obtahed at tbs
Aesi bssber slseps ed hair dress,ag
seessoss.
NJ ssse.aseed BY The Kspieids Co.
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-08

burg: Kossuth, Guy ~. Butts. wesley;
Calhoun, w. 4. Ries. Manon: Poca-
hontas. II. 81. vanAlstine, Gilmore Cty;
Wdxht HAL Smith, Clarion, Buena
Vista, 4. q. Parker; Newell; Webster.
NJ. f. Healy, Fort Dodge; Humboldt,
Chris Ottosen, Ottosen; Hamilton. r.
E. Jones, Webster City.
Group S-Butler, #. C. Harmon, Shell
Rock; Cerro Gordo. w. G. g. Bagley'
Mason CITY: Franklin. N. A. Inglis,
Hampton; Floyd. M. w. Ellis, Charles
City; Hardin, g. J. Osgood, Iowa Falls;
Hancock, ]. A. sprole, Garner;
Mitchell Luther Aasgaard, Forest
City; worth, "A. o. Rye. Northwood.
Group 4-Allamakee o. ]. Hager.
Waukop: Clayton, ]. f. Becker. FL
kader; Chickasaw, C. II. Kenyon, New
Hampton; Delaware. l.. Mathews. Sr,
Manchester, Dubuque. Nick Schrup,
Dubuque; Fayette, William Larrabee,
Jr., C1ermont: Howard, A. ]. Thomp-
son, lCresco; winneshiek, e. ]. Curtin,
DEBORAH.
Group s-Boone. r. L. Ashford,
Boone; Dallas. Robert Leach. Adel;
Greene, P. e. Stillman. Jefferson;
Guthrie, Carl S. Foster, Guthrie Cen
ter: Jasper, A. e. Hindorff. Newton;
Marion, o. L. Wright, Knoxville; Mar
shall, w. H. Arney. MarshalHown:
Madison, NJ. e. Smith. Winterset; Polk.
N B. Shaffer, Altoona; Poweshiek. S.
]. Pooley. Grinnell; Story. E. "A. Faw-
cett, Nevada; Warren, Clyde Proud
foot, Indian6la.
Group 7-Blackhawk, Leo Paul
ger. Cedar Falls; Bremen w. II.
Babcook, Waverly; Benton, A. b. Allen.
vinton: Buchanan. M. o. Fouts, Inde-
pendence; Grundy, E. P. Bieber. Rein
beck; Iowa, C. I. Simmons Williams
burg; johnson, p. A. Korab, iowa City;
Linn, Emil Bensch, Cedar RAPIDS;
Tama, T. J. Bracken, Tama.
Group S-Cedar, E. p Wingert, Ben
nett; Clinton, ]. Ingwersen. Clinton;
Jackson, 0. McCaffrey, Maquoketa;
Jones. Henry Carpenter. Monticello;
Muscatine, E.t Webbles. Muscatine;
Scott, Gust Steuben, Davenport.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-08
COLLISION ON ILLINOIS CENTRAL
NEAR CEDAR FALLS DUE TO
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
SEVERAL OF INJURED
RECEIVED BROKEN BONES
Impact Terrific and Interior Of Cars
Badly Damassd-Sevsral Taken to
Hospital In Cedar FalIs-Rapid Work
in Caring For lnjured-car Seats
Torn Loose.

Cedar Falls. Dec. S.-Scores of people
sustained cuts and bruises, several suf-
fered broken arms or legs, car-seats
were torn loose, the pilot Of one loco
motive was smashed and the other To-
connective was derailed yesterday when
the two illinois Central passenger
trains collided just west of Benson. six
miles west of here.
The accident occurred at what is
known as Boyd siding about half
mile west Of the Benson station. where
eastbound passenger train No. % and
westbound passenger No. 13 had orders
to meet. The siding is what is known
as a one-way switch and the train to
take" the siding must pass the switch
and then back on the sidetrack.
Slippery Rails.
The two trains reached Boyd at the
same time, IT was said. The train that
was to back on the side track went
several car lengths too far past the
switch and when the airbrakes failed
to check the tain on the frosty rails
as quickly as usual the two trains
came together head-on.
The force OF the impact was suffi-
cient to tear most of the car seats
loose from their, moorings, throwing
people about among the wreckage. The
dining car on the east bound train was
said by eye witnesses to look as If the
interior had been swept by tornado
tables and broken dishes being piled IN
heaps.
Many Were Injured.
Practically everybody on the TWO
trains sustained bruises, cuts or broken
bones.
Early reports reaching Cedar Falls
were that there were no serious IN
juries and the railway physician mere
was not called to the scene. Later
however some one at the scene OF the
wreck telephoned several physicians
here to come, and four local doctors
responded. These cared for the injured
in rapid time. Some OF the lnJureo
were taken to Parkersburg or Ne"
Hartford, while some were brought TO
Sartori hospital here.
Victims Brought Here.
The list of those brought to the To-
cal hospital includes Ed Arnett, OF
Graettinger, Iowa, broken right leg.
Mrs. Ed Arnett. badly bruised.
H. II. Yonker, of Arlington, cuts
about the head
Charles e. Church, proprietor OF
hotel at Parkersburg, badly bruised
and sprained leg.
Mrs. H. H. Van Grepen, Of Apling-
ton, badly shaken up.
Mrs. H. ]. Merlin, Parkersburg,
whose husband is banker there, bad
ly fractured right hand.
Mrs. F. F. Junghens, Parkersburg
badly bruised.
An unidentified girl about IA years
old was reported to be seriously in
jured, but had been removed to her
home ut Parkersburg before many
reached the scene of the wreck.
General Superintendent w. F. Will
Hams, of Waterloo, had his private car
to the wrecking train that was
called shortly after the collision and
took charge of the work Of clearing
the line for traffic.
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Good TO Have in tho House.

Coughs, colds and lagrippe are pre-
valent Colds promptly checked mean
saving OF time, money and health.
Pneumonia and other serious illness
may follow n neglected cold. I. F..
Lynch, 100 Spring Ave-. DeBois. Pa.
writes: For many years we have
kept Foley's Honey and Tar in the
house. and 1t has saved many dollars
in doctors bills. 1t is fine for colds
A child's health is too precious to risk
giving limitations or substitutes; insist
on Foley's. Sold everywhere.-Ady.
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OF funds FOR the proposed detention
hospital for Grinnell. They viii serve
downtown lunches Just before Christ
mas when the fdg rush is on at the
stores. They Will also cooperate with
the Good Fellows in all plans for Q
community Christmas II Is planned
this year to put less money into street
decorations and more into the sustaln-
ing things OF life for that part OF the
community likely to be underfcd. un.
derclothed. and underwaImed.
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John l.. Blsakly. insurance represent.
alive, Des Molnes.
c. e. Whitney, representative Of the
several railroad brotherhoods, Cedar
Rapids.
James c. DAVIS, representative Of
railroads in low, Des Moines.
F. =. ,anfeld president Iowa State
Federation Of Labor, Cedar Rapids.
j. II. Mulroney. president Of Iowa
State Manufacturers association, Fort
Dodge,
J. w, Hill, president Iowa State
Travelling Mems association, Des
Moines.
Charles w. Mullan, president iowa
State Bar association, Waterloo.
/ DR.. H. E. Latchem, president Iowa
State Dental association, Jefferson.
DR.. Max Witte, president Iowa State
Medical Society, qarinda.
r. O. Green, president Secretaries VI
Iowa Commercial Clubs, Fort Dodge.
j. Sidney Johnson, president Asso-
ciated Advertising Clubs Of Iowa, Mar
shalltown.
Clifford Depuy, representative Ro-
tary clubs in Iowa, Des Moines.
y. -. 1ldSSOW, pIcSluchl ~" d A<SeSS uS
of Municipalities. Washington.
Group chAirmen.
1-C. p. Jordan, Sutherland.
John II. Bale, Ruthven.
81. F. w. Vora, Garner.
"A. r, Leroy, Manchester.
5-Carl F. Kuehnle, Denison..
6-.> o. Hasbrouck, Ames.
ii. Erwin Evans, Cedar Falls.
81. H. Ingwersen, Clinton.
9-Bert Teale, Mount Ayr.
10-E. E. Phelps, Delta
Ito. F. Fryer, Fairfield.
Group Vice Chairman.
IL. III. Henry, Sioux City.
2-E. III. Rich, Fort Dodge.
3-W. G. c. Bagley, Mason City.
fl. X. Demlng, Dubuque.
5-Charles T. Schenck Red Oak.
6-Grant McPherrin, Des Moines. !,
Emil Benesh, Cedar Rapids.
S-W. J. Moore, Upton.
81. H. Busselle, Charlton.
19-L. A. Andrew, Ottumwa.
Ill. l.. Edwards, Burlington.
County Chairnen.
Group d-Cherokee. E. ID. Huxford.
Cherokee; Ida, A. c. Johnston, Ida
Grove; Lyon, H. P. Pierce, Rock Rap
ids; ;Monona, P. K. Holbrook, Onawa;
O'Brien. Prof. ]. J. Billingsly, Prim-
CHAR; Osceola, Prof. j. r. McAnnelly.
Sibley; Plymouth, w. g. Bolser. Lc-
Mars; Sac, George Perkins, Sac City;
Sioux, J. e. Oggel. Orange City: Wood
bury, George Sinclair, Sioux City.
Group dickinson F. T. Tompkins,
Spirit Lake; Bmmet. I. C. Stanley, Es-
therville; Clay, p. r. Graham, Spencer;
Palo Alto. Charles Duhig, Bmmets-