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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-08
WoRkMEN ASKED TO BUY BONDS.
Effort to Be Made to Induce 100000
to Make Purchases in New York.

Enort to Be Made to Induce 100000
to Make Purchases in New York.
New York, Oct 8.-The. liberty loan
campaign to raise at least half Of the
$4,000, 100000 flotation in the New
York federal reserve district opened its
second week today. Extensive plans
have been made for a thorough cam
vass of the district and the committee
predicted that subscriptions during the
week would more than offset the some
what disappointing showing made in
the initial week.
A special drive will be made to in
terest small wage earners. purchasing
the o-called baby bonds'--denomina
tions Of $50 and 800. A newly organ
lied special committee will make direct
appeals to 100000 workmen.
A woman's bank, designed, erected
and operated by women for the sale
Of bonds to women, was dedicated at
Madison Square by Mayor Mitchell to-
day.
The bank is reproduction of the
sub-treasury in Wall street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-08
CONSIDER MINING WASTE.
Conservation ksynots % Convention Of
American Mining Enpinsers.

Conservation ksynots % Convention Of
American Mining Engineers.
st Louis, Oct. ss.-several hundred
members Of the American Institute Of
Mining Engineers met in annual con-
vsntion here today and considered the
waste Of the natural resources Of the
country.
Francis n. Peabody, Of Chicago,
cAairman OF the commercial produc-
tion committee Of the council Of ma
tional ds&snss, made an address, in
which hs called attention to the waste
az capital and labor in coal mining.
Other speakers suSgested the opening
up of eoal mines In sections Of that
country ordinarily not profitable for
mining.
Prof q. II Young. Of the University
Of Illinois, said there should be some
control of ccal markets and coal trans
porfatioa. He said there, should be
etula4icn q output. 20 that each coal
district would get an equitable share
u the business.
Toaorrow the mining engineers will
visit coke and dre clay plants in st.
Louis, ana win inspsss::@=:s::::e the lead s.:::e!t
ers st Herculaneum. Mo.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-08
BALL MAehATEs IN WRECK.

National Commission on o0sTI 'T-'''
Which cellidss With Another.
Pittsburgh, Oct. s.-Members OF the
national baseball commission were on
the Pennsylvania Limited on their way
from Chicago to New York when that
train crashed head-on into fretSnt
train near Beaver Falls, west OF aes~
this morning.
All tracks were blocked by ths
wreckage of the freight train anu
while one track was being opened
physicians attended to the injured,
which they soon discovered were con-
fined to the engine crews -Four Q.
these men were badly hurt. The
passengers on the limited including
members Of the commission were
brought to Pittsburgh soon aftsr ~
o'clock and continued their journey
east.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-08
THIRD INCREMENT TO
REPORT ABOUT Get. Get Is Is
No More Men - % ordsrsd 70 Camp
Dodge Bsfers That Dats-FIraI Five
Per Cent Of Drafted Men ts % Sum-
rsonsd Later.

Camp Dodge, Des Moines Oct. a.
Captain Falkenthal, camp quarteTmss-
ter said today no more men would b
ordered to this cantonment before Oct.
2b, when 1t is likely that q call for the
third Increment Of $4,000 men will be
Issued.
This would leave the final 5 per cent
Of men from Iowa.. Minnesota, North
Dakota and part OF Illinois subject 70
call at later date. It has been pre-
dieted that the last two increments,
asgregating about $1,000. would oe
called simultaneously.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-08

Amsterdam, Oct. s.-George Gothien.
progressive member Of the reichstag.
10 quoted In Q Berlin dispatch az hav-
ing said at Q meeting Of the central
committee of his party that altho the
military situation was satisfactory.
there was no hope Of crushing Ger
many's enemies on land. As for the
submarine campaign 70o.oo0.o00 tons
Of shipping had been sunk, he assert
cd. but no disposition toward peace on
tho part Of ENGLAND was discernible.
Ration systems for foodstuffs had not
even been introduced and no one was
able to say whom the U-boat would
make England more inclined for peace.
America can not be forced to make
peace" Herr 0othien continued. I'VE
can not force America to pay . war
indemnity. There remains only Eng
i...A E..k stnmlA ME In nrdar IN oh.
tain IN indemnity Of 10000, 900 900
marks, sacrifice 10000, 100000 marks,
and another half million menr
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-08
,sHALLTowN, IOWA. MONDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1s
Investigated at this time, Senator POM
creme said. Bryan has denied the
statement.
WILSON FoREeoEs VACATION.
President to Remain at Capital ts
Direct War Work.

Washington, Oct. S,-President VIII
son plans no vacation or speaking trip
between now and the Christmas holi-
days and will spend most of his time
quietly in Washington directing and
co -ordinating war work. He has de-
clined number Of invitations to make
addresses. but is considering trip
to New Orleans in February to attend
the bi-centennial celebration Of the
city's foundation.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-08

Buy nt
~
10 his m o wi
81
Th Secretary Of war mre M
var y
nhe Germ ea 81
hp h lion
mF md dto lh In the trenches !.
Gu food dh d almost
81
ouvyd newa and
dadnus which - nto ehd shores from s@
sA
81 New
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-08
F;ve.Cent War Loaf.

Philadelphia, Oct s.-Philadelphla ~
to be the scene Of an experiment oy
Herbert C. Hoover, national food ad-
ministrator. in the preparation OF a
scent loaf Of war bread. 1t also IS
proposed to establish standardized
method of mixing and making the
bread. The new war loaf. will, it Is
said. effect saving in sugar, lard and
milk and yet be wholesome.
The department Of agriculture. In CO.
operation with Mr.. Hoover, has sent
d. r. Jacobs, Of the bureau Of chem
istry here to instruct bakers In the
preparation Of the bread.
According to Mr. Jacobs the new
bread is the result Of a long series OF
experiments carried on to determine. II
possible whether there might be somo
way in which the steadily increasing
price Of the star Of life could be low
ered
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-08
GERMAN RAIDERS CAPTURED.
Part Of crsw 81 Wrecked Ship See Al
lsr Caught at Sea.

Part Of crsw 81 Wrecked Ship See Al.
Isr Caught at Sea.
London. Oct S.-An Exchange TSle-
graph dispatch from Melbourne says
it is reported there that = whaleboat
with a crew Of Germans from the raid
er See Adler has been captured In the
vicinity Of the FIJI Islands. Tho boat
contained gun and machine guns. the
dispatch said. and the Germans ad-
mitted they had been detailed from the
See Adler to make raids.
1.-THE presence Of two German sea
raiders in the South Pacific was made
known In dispatches from Samoa to
the navy department last week. Both
vessels were said to have been manned
nv the crew Of the See Adler. Several
merchantmen are reported to have been
sunk. The See Adler was active IN
the South Atlantic last spring. sinking
eleven merchantmen there.]
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-08
.M|CHAEl,|S MAY
Be FORCED TO
SHOW HIS HAND.
Internal Conditions in
Germany to be Pushed
Into Limelight.
CRITICS OF RULERS
WILL BE HEARD
To Force Showing Concerning Part Of
Military Leaders in Pan German
campaisn-Army Defender Jssred in
Rsiehstas tas-Prosrsssive Member Ad-
mits Germany Can Not Win on
Land and That Subs Have Failed.

External pressure to force the
German government to set forth
it, war aims clearly having
failsd on tho surface, internal con-
aitions within the empire threaten
20 compel tho Issuance Of . full
statement Of Gsrmany's aims.
What the German leaders want, If
they are succsssful, will hs dis
cussed in the reiehstas this week,
probably today. The imperial
chancellor, Or. Michaeils, 10 find
ing the way as difficult as it was
for his predecessor, Won Behmann-
Hollwes, and he must now face the
critics Of the government in the
reiehstas. Whether, az ha. been
charged, the bureaucracy and the
army have been furtherins the
pan. German scheme Of annexation
and indsmnities 10 expected to be
brought est N the rsichstas de-
bate.
Dr. Mlehssils, on Saturday, sent
Minister Of the interior Helffsrieh
before the rsichstoa 20 make
statement on his behalf. HsIffsr.
ich failsd 70 moiIify the critical
n,embsrs Of the reiehstao and the
sitting was adjourned 10 today
after the vice ehanesllor's spesch
had bsen Interrupted.
Won oesin, the war ministsr, s.as
jsered when ~ attempted 20 *.
piajn the army aide Of the aeeu.
80 Aa.Ss Z Z - -
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-08
EDWARDS COAL YARDS
AT AMES DESTROYED
Sheds Containing Much Coal Burned,
Entaiiina Loss Of $4,000, With Only
$500 Insurance - Nearby Property
10 Threatened.

Wow lVS0TAVSS 'NSoISy SiSFS'sJ
ls Threatened.
Special to Times Republican.
Ames Oct, S.-A fire in the coal
yards CT State Senator Ben Edwards.
early this morning, destroyed coal
worth over $4,000 and buildings val
ued at 5000. covered by only s1,So0
insurance.
coihbustian of green coal, part Of
the winter supply having recently
been put ins the bins which hold be-
tween 5000 and 1000 tons. Eight
tenths of the coal in storage was from
Kentucky and the rest was from ILL
nois No hard coal was in the yards
at the time but no more Of the Ken
lucky coal can be procured this win
ter.
Besides the; coal, carload of baled
straw on the unloading tracks suffered
total loss. The car had been spotted
Saturday night. The sheds were one
of the best equipped in the state, all
unloading and carrying Of the coal be-
ing thru means Of electricity The un-
loading apparatus was completely de-
stroyed and is beyond salvaging. It
was on the shed and this equipment
that the s$1,s0o Insurance applied.
Senator Edwards expects to recover
some of the coal which this morning
was still smouldering along with the
ruins Of the shed. The coal in tho
shed at the time of the fire represented
nearly two months of the winters sup
ply for the city and probably will
cause q scarcity Of fuel this winter.
Edwards had the largest storage in the
city. Four other yards nth 4almost
equal capacity have beens able only
spartially to All thsr bins. As fast ~
the fuel hax besA shipped in It has
been sbinned sfors s6nture use, much So
called green coal going into the Sheds
The Edwards yard Is on the line of
the Fort Dodge, Dees Moines & South
evy, tho Youyo Cfota ro1.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-08

been ordered out by Governor Beckett
to protect Earl Neville. negro, who
went on trial today on charge OF
criminal assault. Two unsuccessful
attempts were made by mobs two
weeks ago to take the negro from the
county Jail to lynch him.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-08
INCREASE IN OATS
AND BEEF EXPORTS
Expectation Of Oats Doubled and Fresh
Beef Records 500 Per Cont Increase
In Auaust-Deerease in Wheat, Corn
and Mineral Ole.

Washington, Oct s.--August exports
of wheat corn and mineral oils de-
creased to a marked extent while ex-
:c-ta Of oats doubled and fresh beef
recorded a 500 per cent increase. the
department of commerce announced
today. The great bulk OF the shipments
went to the allies.
Rreadstuffs to the value Of $4,000
900 were exported during the month.
an increase<of $10.000.000 over year
ago. Cotton, leading the list In value
recorded a raise Of 33S,000,o00 10 $685.
100000. altho the quantity shipped.
69,6t7 bales was only per cent great
er than In August. 1915. Five million
bushels of wheat were exported, as
against 1000. 900 bushels "a year ago.
Meat and dairy products worth sz1.-
100000 were exported, an increase OF
35,ooo.0oo
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-08
BUY TURKEYS FoR soLD,ERa

Men in U. .. Service to Have Real
Thanksgiving Dinner.
Chicago, Oct. s.-That United States
soldiers and sailors now in service are
not going to miss their Thanksgiving
turkey dinner is evidenced by an an
nouncement today that Chicago poultry
men tomorrow will make
bids on 100000 pounds Of the birds
that will be required to feed tho army
at home and in the Philippines. A
Of $4,000 pounds OF
turkey is said to be already on the way
to the soldiers In France.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-08
kerr k.pNAsERs ON TRIAL.

Nsarira q Piersol, One Of Alleged
Gang, Begun at Marshfield, Mo.
Marshf,eld. Mo-, Oct. s.-The trial OF
Claude i Piersol. charged with kid
-.--.-..1Y Ae..Aa sYAeA. the infant son Of
= Springfield. No.: banker, was open
a mere today. Piersol. who is only 20
years old. 70 alleged to have headed a
band. two Of whom are charged with
him with the abduction Of the Keet
baby, ana four others who are accused
With the trio. Of . plot to abduct q
1ewelsr OF epringfieid.
Altno the death Of the child, whose
BODY 49, found IN An abandoned cis-
itSssA does not figure in the charge
against PiersM, conviction OF kdnap-
iia1 u aktegnptfng to kidnAp carries q
~ - atsncp - Missouri.
lgsas11 ~ Witnesses have bsen call
q ~ SDeoiN panel Of sevsnty-dvs
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-08

London, Oct. s.-The Germans made
an attack last evening on British po-
sitions east of Ypres, where the Brit.
ish recently had made important ad-
vances. The war office reports that
the enemy was repulsed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-08
PROSECUTION Is DErERRsp.

suit Auainst Paper Manufacturers Post.
ponsd Until November.
New York, Oct, s.--The governments
prosecution OF the news print manu-
fncturers' association and seven indi-
yidual defendants for alleged violation
OF the Sherman anti-tr Law. sst for
today. was deferred until the November
term Of the federal court here.
The postponement was agreed upon
because Henry - S::sss - = es,.sn- :
sel for the defendants, was injured IN
"A automobile accident In Virginia re-
Gently. a{s
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-08
NEW YORK FANS
LOSE CONFIDENCE

. . &
Now Asking Odds Of Three to One in
Bets on Results Of Baseball Series
sox Confident Of Winning -Four
straisht- ioetts May % Sent in
q Piteh Fnssdsy's Gams.
New York. Aug s.-Witp the Chicago
White sox and the New York Giants
due to arrive here late today from
Chicago, the scene of the worlds base
ball series now shifts to New York
AND local fandom, disappointed but not
dismayed by the result of the first two
games, is hoping for Giant victories
in Tuesdays and Wednesdays contests.
It 10 argued by the fans that on the
home grounds the Giants, stung by
their defeats, will redeem themselves
and demonstrate true form. The
betting, however. has switched and
wagers Of 8 to on tie White Sox are
asked. with but little money in sight.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-08
REVIEW NEWS SERVICE CASE.

Supreme Court to Consider Federal
Courts Decree Restraining "Piracy."
Washington, Oct. 7.-The supreme
court decided today t6 review federal
decree which restrained the Interna-
tio1lal News Service, or Hearst SER
vice. from "pirating'' news from the
Associated Press.
Today's action Of the court does not
stay the operations of the injunctions
already existing, court officials said.
but merely provides for review, to
which there was no opposition by the
Associated Press.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-08
,nst.lI Lunch Room Service,

New York City, Oct. Sin an effort
to improve the mental and physical
condition Of $4,000 New York school
children, lunch room service will be
Installed in the thirty six schools in
Manhattan and the Bronx this week.
1t was announced today by the associa-
tion for Improving the, condition Of the
poor.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-08
|ATERhEO SUB
ESCAPES FROM
SPANISH PORT
Crew Puts to Sea, Leaving
Guns and Ammunition
on Land.
OFFICIALS FACE
COURF MARTIAL

Men Responsible For Esesps ss Cor
man Boat Must Stand Trial FER
Their Dsrslietien-Part Of ces~ Of
German Raider ess Adler capevrsd
Near FIJI islands-Boat Carried
Guns for Attacking Merchant Ships.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-08

men has been summoned for jury pur.
pose The court room has been en-
larged to provide accommodation for
the crowd that has come here for the
trial
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-08
eu.rd.msn Pretset Negro.

Raleigh. N. c.. Oct s.-The Raleigh
home guard. a newly organized mill
tary company, made UP principally OF
professional and business men, has
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-08
Giants still confidsnt.

On Board the New York Giants
Special Train, Dot. S.--Still confident
Of ultimate success despite their two
successive defeats at Chicago, the
Giants passed thru Detroit early this
morning on their way back to New
York. where they resume their worlds
series games with the White Sox
Beyond admitting that they had
been outplayed by the White Sox, at
Chicago, they had little to say Of their
reverses Their trip from Chicago thus
far had been quiet one, with the
players willing away the time at cards
and other .amusements They expected
to reach New York at 8 o'clock or
;thereabouts this afternoon and seemed
anxious to return to the familiar sur
roundinss and friendly faces Of their
home city Catcher Lew McCarty.
who was forced to retire from yester-
days contest after mixup at the
plate with Memo" I.dbold. the White
eox outaslder. declared that he
expected 20 be At to resume play in the
New York opening Of the series to-
morrow, .
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-08
Expect to Make It Four Straight.

On Board the Chicago White Sox
Special Train, Oct, s.-The Chicago
White sox are speeding east today
flushed with two victories over. the
champions Of the National league In
the worlds series struggle and are
eager to tackle the Giants tomorrow
at the historic Polo grounds. There is
not one member Of Comiskeys club
~: :.:c. rot believe thet the Soy will
capture the championship in four
straight games.
The White Sox expect that Cicotte
will pitch on Tuesday. altho Russell is
anxious to so In, declaring that his
arm is in good shape again.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-08
INTERNAL DISSENSI0N NENACES GERMANY
NEWS OF THE DAY
T.-R. BULLETIN
The Weather.

The Weather.
sun rises Oct. 8 at 6.06; sets at 5:S1,
lowa-Fair and warmer tonight and
Tuesday.
Range Of temperature at Mas4hall-
town: Sunday, So and "a; Saturday, 6S
and "a; Oct. 4 1916. SO and So. At I
this morning. %: yesterday ~. KILL
ing frost Sunday night.
PAGE ONE.
Tclesraphio News;
Internal Sitnat lin Germany Crit
ical. S
hsssss %ar. Adp -'''s' Ca" Not Win
Br1sis rsl. y epel German Counter
Inter : Submarine Escapes From
p >IS.lon in U. :. Arm. Truck.
nan Government Harmonixes
differences.
PAGES TWO, THREE AND FOUR.
Iowa and General Nsws: -.
Blackmail Plot in Clinton Case.
Big Drive on to Rout Booze.
Much Illness at Camp Dodge.
Farmers Union Secret Order.
Counting Cost of Kelly Trial.
Jobbers Squeeze Profits From Coal
PAGE FIVE.
General News:
White Sox Make 1t Two Straight.
\ Confident Of Winning Series.
PAGE SIX.
EDITORIAL:
The Two Ends Of It.
Rounding Up Farmers Incomes.
Fool Talk Criminal Talk
Topics and Iowa Opinion.
PAGES EIGHT, NINE, TEN. ELEVEN
City News:
City Reports For Quarter Filed.
Spent Less Money; Collected More
Than Year Ago.
Marshalltown Wins Over Grinner at
Football.
u. B. Conference Here Next Year.
Marshalltown Twenty five Years>Ago
General and Brief City News.
PAGE TWELVE.
Markets ard General:
Killing Frost Excites No Fears.
Corn Market Little Affected.
Cattle Weak.
Hogs Sell Lower.
Spy Conspiracy May Hang Bolo.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-08
AUTO BANDITS GET s1,oso.

Payroll Thieves Hold.up Girl Cashier
Of Chicago Banking houss.
Chicago, Oct S-Payroli bandits. In.
creasing their long list Of robbertes
and murders, today held up Miss Hulda
sandgren, cashier Of banking com
pany. while she was returning from =
bank and escaped in an automobile
with $50.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-08
au;Id;no Greatest Destroyer Fleet.

Washington Oct. S.-Secretary pan
lels today had before him contracts
for the big destroyer program already
arranged tentatively with the builders.
The bill appropriating s3so,o0o,ooo for
their construction and for financing
plant additions to carry out the pro-
gram was put thru in the last hours
OF the session Of congress-.
The navy has declined to publish the
number Of additional destrovers con-
templated. It has been stated Official
Iy, however that the f1otilla either
In commission or under construction
would be more than doubled and when
the program Is completed the United
states will have far greater number
OF destroyers than any other power
lnciuuiIiE ITS;i5 Britain.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-08
American Manufacturers
Unite in Producing Lib
erty Motor Truck.
NEW MACHINE is
READY FOR SERVICE
Ideal Truck, With Motor Perfected by
War Exports and Parts Carefully
Chosen From Leading Plants, Turned
Out at Lima, o.-standsrdized
Machine to Serve az Copy for $4,000
To Be Manufactured Next Spring.

Lima O., Oct. s.-The first Liberty
motor truck for the United States
army, product Of the greatest motor
truck designers Of the country and the
combined genius Of twelve motor truck
plants and sixty-two automobile parts
factories was completed here today 1T
a local manufacturing plant.
The standardized machine, of which
35 900 copies will be turned out IN tho
first half Of 1918, for the army is said
to represent the perfection OF automo-
bile truck development. It's motor
power is derived from the new Liberty
motor, recently perfected at Washing
ton by war department experts.
The first Liberty truck was built IN
great secrecy to protect it from enemy
eyes. A building without windows ana
lighted only by skylighte housed the
truck during the three weeks of It's
construction.
Plant 10 ctoseiy Guarded.
The plant was closely guarded by
armed men night and day. As an added
preoaution q second truck was as
sembled in an eastern city. As each
part was completed here a duplicate
was dispatched to q northern New
FORK town where mechanics assembled a
the, second machine. ~ z. ,:l'-' ~; :
Similar precautions surrounded parts
manufactured in The sixty odd factories
which contributed to the machine. AS
each part was completed 1t was dis
patched to Lima in the charge OF an
army representative, who kept Factory
officials informed Of his progress by
telegraph. No one company knows the
complete design or what other COM
panies made other parts.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-08

until spring, but work Of clearing up
and saving as much Of the coal as pos
sible will be started Immediately.