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- ge5abIt Gnre rgoG Sag, nnr
mod Set bis s,tin 81. Sanitar.
JmIan1.

Die lnteriud)ung beaiigli1 Der
Observation-Disclosures in 8erbinoung
nit Der ssrieoensrote oes Hr6lioen-
ten iperoelt iaorgen in sseip yorf
ipieoer fortgeiett meroen. gs miro
bies Mal eine feibe befannter ST.
nall5gr1Ben ber1onlrnen tperoell
Sberitlentnnrt 8ifbop, Der cine
Ser perlbmunoenen lm0 ipieoerge=
flnoenen Sliegeroffi5iere, lit in eli
ner Weilit1rantbrlan5 nod 8eatOll,
Mri5ona, gebraebt iporoen ln0 gIiif=
Iid BORT aagefomnen. Man fano
i'm am SUB Der @ila-geree, ledsaia
Meilen Iiioli1 BON @eltoi. @r lit
lebr eridopft, aber er miro iuieoer
bergeitellt tperoen, ipenn niht IT.
geno et1pas biit5utritt. gr befin0et
ii6 iebt i'm Soipital on yuma slri-
Sona. 2eutnant NobertIon, Der alls
oere sslieger-0ffi5ie befiroet iid
in San Diego. gr NOR anfangs aud
fur9tbor idtpadJ, aber fein 3ulfano
bat ii6 iebr gebeiiert. gs beiBt, Dab
lein Saor wdbrenb ser 3eit, Die er
in Ser @ilonis unlber irrte, gum
Cell tpeiB geipor6en lit. 9fobertfon
beballptet, er rno 8iibop hdtten oie
grlnubiiis .gebnbt, 6as IeropIan 5u
benlrten; Oberit @nBfor6, Der Sc
.feblsbaber Ser SliegeriduIe m San
diego, beItreitet oies 9berIt WaB-
8foro iagt, oas bon Hobertior nno
Gi{fop IN Der gonorngsBiiite pertai-
iiene MeropIan, tDeroe ,ilid]t Sllriidge-
lbraf)t fperben f6n1ten. Gs babe
eit,en gSert BON 10000 InIlar.
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Der Erdfioent bat bente sladmit-
tag nem Senat einen @Ortras ii6er
ben Jrieoen sebalten, u0er Dielmebr
iiber feiHen ipcsitllen Ylan, bic
Griin6uug eines |0lferbnnbes snr
AMfred)terbaltnng oes Jrieoens. Die
Sheen, bic er babel snr Mnsfiibrnug
bra&te, iiu6 itngefGbr fplgen6e:
Die Ser Staatsu ,uerben iidj nidt
IN ttu Abf6amf| brs drie6ens 1tIbit
nrif6jkn, dttr nadj6em ber drie6e
smi}dku ben frieafi1krtn6ru N9adl.'
tn abaeidapjfem 1T, I isllte iid eine
gereiniesraa III tutipues 6iIben,
mn biitfen SrisSen aafredjt IL erbaE
ten nno sci Ser WiIbnna bieies Hrie.
Sensbnnbes ,perrStn SIC Ser. Gtna-
ten oftip tGtig ieiu. Gu Brafbent
1T 81 Nxidjt,l Snf bie Gage fir Sic
AxSfsfwxpa Siflts &lanfS cine iebr
gsnftise III, ba ,man 1ie Soee ppn
aIIen seiten axs6s6tisen' :bat, nnb
Il febt .in ber .Arsfa4snnq Der Sbte
eintn arb6en S&riH boruSrts sur
!9eRthg StS 1ntetus niio Der MaAt-
fteanug 6er yer. Gtepten. gorfGm-
fig Derben mir jebtnfa4s crit Elm.
mai abmarten maiien,. ipie: melt i'd
be JDee 90 gtdttii@ 5tigt. Sie b.s-
gsrsetn Satltintutnngen Der trtegT
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4nr5t lleberii@t.

Der gradenfDpf bei Der ra-
n1auiidJen Gtabt 9eenaiti lit BON
ben GentraImGdten ebenfalls
erubert. Die SimiIen 9abett
iid) iiber ben Seretb gefliidj-
tet.
Der 9rGiibent Iprid)t snm
Genat iiber ben Jrieoensbnno.
Gs luer6cm angeblid) Bur-
hereitangem fir cine rieiise
Sdlad)t i'm gSeitcn getruffen.
Oass sSdladhdiff vgornluai-
liz" 1T bon einen oettldyen
nnterieebOot perienft.
IMs GngIano lueroen nabe-
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- 8e5ablt Gnre uEoa Sar", MIR
nod 3eit bis s,tn 81. eSaniar.
Die g. u. Nfad)ime &: Gnppln So.

Die g. u. Madine & Supply So.
gab, mie aaiabrlid, ibren 5abIrei-
den @ngeitellten am Sanrftaq abeno
i'm @unter 9otel Elm Selteiien aum
4biblnB eines febr erfolgreihen Sc
l6aftsiabres. Inter ben fieb5ig Eeil=
nebmern berrid)te Die bette Gtint-
mnng, Die in ben peri1ieoenen Me-
ben ibren glu5bruf fano uno BON
benz guten gerb1ltnis 3engnis abs
legt, 0as 5ipilben ben 2eiterlr oes
groBen sSnititltts uno ibrefl Mnge<
lteuten obtpnltet
0ie g. 9l. Ma1ine & 5llpplD 60.
bat ben anoertbnlb WfiQionen Sab
resnmfas langit iiberi1ritten nn0
tit eirles Der bliiberoiten uno berporz
ragenoiten llnternebmet1 llnierer
Stab. Die 8eanlten Der aon1paanie
iirlo: 8rafioetlt, Minr &rueger;; Niee=
Brdiioent, H. 8. Grueger; Sefret1r
1tllo 5dasmeiiter> 90. g.. &riiger
Der fltlloigen ino ftrift gel1dftsmd=
Bigen 8eraualtung oieler @erren lit
Der Mufbail oes @efddfts aus fleis
nen gnfdngen 5llr iebigen oQrlilie-
reuben @obe 5u5ni1reiben II. es itebt
nit @ailfe oes eiltgeiibten Berlonals
Die tueitere gnttpiflung i'm gleiden
Tenpo 81 ertDnrten.
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Ste,ler Noti5.

Gtants- uuS County, Stenern fsr
has sSabr 1916 amf GrnnS- nno
iperIOnlidjes Gisentnm, miiien bss
ann 81. ssanmar 1917 an BEN
Gtemer Solicitor Sobn u. Bitter
entridltet iuerben, tim bic 3AbInng
einer Gtrafe mnb Soften npm 10 &ru-
sent, sic amf periSnlides Gisenfara
rrhoben iuer6en, ST. bermeiSen.
James 81. OaOis,
Eotttttns sHid1ter.
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mort Der Gntente umf Die 1rieOems-
mote Ses GrGiioenten @iliDn einfad
srptesf. Die Gntcnte bGttc fannt ei-
ne anbcre sprad)e fiibren fDnnem,
iuenn bic 0ransoien in Straeburg.
Wfeb nno Wiains Gcmte itGnben nnb
iuenn Die beriibmte rmiiiIde 9ampf-
iualse anf bem 8eg madJ @erlil'
iuare. Der beseIitcrte, eimem beili-
gen 3prm entIprnngene gnfrnf iuef-
den aaiIer @ilbelm baranf an Bic
gsatiun aeridtct fat, fanS einen
mGdjtigcn @ioerbal in ie0en beilt-
id5en Sersen. Dit nnerld)iitterlidenl
@ertranen geben mir Der 3mfunft
etttgegen.
Cine abiDInt nn5mberlaiiige Sepe-
id)c aus 9iio &c sSaneirp, ipeld)e bic
3eitnng u2a Erendja" in 8nenps
glpres per6ffentlidf, bebanptet, ber
britiidjc &reaser y@asaoiu" bnbc,
100 Meilen pon Sara entfernt Elm
beitldes aaperidiff perienft.
Sn ssranfreid ipill man fiinffia
iiilr bei ieSer Wablseit in ben He-
itamrntionem, 5ipei WGnge, sanfer Der
iogemnnnten GrOffnnnssIpeiie iinS
benz Geiert, ierbieren.
Der japaniide 9ampfer oaiiageta
Wnrm" nnb Der engliidje 9ampfer
Barron SenpbiQo iinb seritOrt lpor-
ben.
Die @aIbimstomer Aorreipploen-
ten erSablen, oaf Elm nemer Streit
siuiiden 9eltid)lano nno ben Ser.
Staaten ans Der Satiade entiteben
f0nme, Sak unter ben pun ben Gent
ten Der gefangem genummemen ge-
Iat1tng bes gefaperten engliiden
Sampfers yYarrOipSalc" orei Ame-
rifaner seiueien luaren, Die iid MIN
and) in bentidJer @efansenId)aft be-
fGmocm. ~ Gs lit mid)t sn periteben,
iuie barams Elm Gtreit entitsben
fam. 9emtidlanS fat bod nnslpei-
feIbnft 6as 9iedt, bic 8elaknng Ell
nes gefapertem fein6lidJen 9ampferS,
Der aufer6em nod beipnffnet mar,
in ariegsgefe.s-s4 -s4 absmfiibren,
nnhefnmiitert itm ote s, Sualit6f
Der @efange1en. ltebrigens, can
mnIere Megiermna Nert baranf X !,
iuirb 0emtfhlanS je6enfalls oie Srei
Mmrrifanerl germ eiM syreibtit leten.
ltntcr feinen i1tmitGnben luirb es
iih aber aaf Gin A6fommen etnlai-
len, mic bei ben lintcrltebooten,
bnrdJ bas es. iidr berpfiidJfet, feline
Sdiffe su fapern, amf btnrn nd
Mmerifancr befinben.
Die yiirfei fat cine gspte an bic
Neittralen erIaifem, In Der iie bic
1riinbe anstinnnberlett, bic iic snr
BeteiigMng On benz 6rieg ptramlaRt
.baben. Gs lei nid5t Der Wnnld fdd)
2anber1uerbnustn gciueien, Der iie IN
ben &ries getriebtn babe, Ionbetn
bic KDfiuen0tBfetf, u)rem et9encH
8eft, lire GYeibeit nnb lire ilnnb-
baHgiefeit at berteiSisen. Dian ia.
&c in Der Siirfei 7ebr iuol seiuMRf,
baf Die entente in eriter 2iliie ST.
pbermnsen MAIDEN iuolfe; bai!
sranfreid SDrien nno Gliaf-
2otbriusen, stalien bic iiioiueitlid)en
Erobinsen Cciterreid1s, 3nelanS
aonitantinopel, Die 0arSanelleu
nnb einen grpken Sell aleinaiiens
nno Gnglano Weioputamien nno
Mrabien baben iuollten. Gbcnio uiile
man, bnf bic GntentemadJte, alles
M5glidJe DerIndt bGtten, Die Gnt-
ipidlnns Ser Siirfei an perbinbern,
nnb in frazier MisadDtiina Ses yta-
tionalitGtenprinsips, bic Siirfci pplls
itGnbig inter iidJ sn perteilen beab-
iidltigten. 0as acknowledgements
alp hattcn iie ia nie bcad)tct, lpenii
es iidJ nm ibren eisenen gSorfeil
banble. 0as ensliIde Hroteftorat
ii6er Negpptem, SeiSen Seu6lfernns
nidjt enaliidJ lei; bic ensliide Mn-
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General Sermanoes aeIdlasen ,por-

General ,6ernanoes eeIdlascn ipor-
ben.
= Der aiiiitierenoc Setter Der
Sanf bDn Gon6pn 1tnb Merico be-
itreitet es, Saf 6ie 8anf Der Garran=
sa-&egiernng brei Millionen He-
los selteben babe.
lluiere teranii6en Wfili3en
iperoen nod inter @affen bIeibell
niiiien; es lit bisber ni1t beftinrmt
tporoen mann iie alisgenliitert tper-
ben iollen.
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Mrtfn,r ps gill{tein. Ser

= artbur 81. giiiitein Der Dor
;eir1iaer 2eit BON Merieo nod San
sglrtonio gefonttllen mar. lit bier i'm
SaaIe 5einer ShipeIter. Der Jran
Senrie ghaffler, i'm s[Iter BON 50
eSnhren deftorbcfr.
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3tt Oertttiete,t.

9as obere Stofiperf bes Sauies
gso. 218 Oit-gontmerce StraBe
gfaunr 90 BEL 90 Sub. Nad)5nfragen
216 SIt-Gommerce StraBe
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@er icine rYpl Ear" nidt be-
sahlt, Fam Eel feiner @abl in bic
fem Sahr itimmen.
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(Gortiesuna auf geite A.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-02

cript and the first printed copy, nu-
merous alterations having boon made
and a. many q six Of the original
verses omitted.
Thomas Gray's father Philip was
the son Of q wealthy merchant Of Lon
don. but he squandercd his inheritance
In riotous living. According TO all BIZ
ographers. Philip was an indolcnt. an :
prlncipled man, and an unworthy hus-
band and father. The poet was the
only one of twelve children who SUR
vived infancy, as he set forth In the
epitaph for his mothers grave: The
careful. tender mother OF many chill
dren. one OF whom alone had the mis-
ortune to survive her"
He comm .nced his "Elegy" In 1742,
but did not Complete 1t until 1749. He
showed the manuscript to many
friends, but had no design of printing
it until copy fell into the hands OF the
editor Of "rhe Magazine Of Magazines,
In which it first appeared. A few days
later. ut the poets request, the poem
was published in pamphlet form. price
sixpence. with a title page adorned
with skull and crossbones. The 'fElegy'
was immediately popular, four editions
being called for within year, Later
n life he was offered the laureateship,
but declined. and he also refused de-
gree from Aberdeen. He died In 1771
and was buried at Stoke Pogis In the
same tomb with his mother and an
aunt.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-02

German raider began to be heard from
on the coast Of BrAsN.S
Now Germany plans to throw
around Great Britain, France and italy
and eastern Mediterranean ports a
large number OF submarines estimated
as high as 500. This may be on ex-
cessive figure. but we do not know how
many new submarines Germany has
built. We do know that the kaiser hax
been turning out submarines day and
night for two years
viii Not Risk Big Ships.
''In order to combat the German sub
marine blockade the allies must send
out large number of destroyers and
other vessels. They>are not at all like
ly to risk the larger ships, which would
be no more effective against subma-
rines than destroyers and would fur
nish much better targets for subma-
rine torpedoes and gunfire.
with a large number of British and
French destroyers engaged in hunting
submarines, the German high seAs
fleet would have a much better chance
to make an impression on the British
fleet since all of its auxiliaries would
remain with the tieet giving the kaiser
distinct advantage. For this reason
look for big naval engagement in
the North sea before the new subma-
rine blockade goes far"
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fins until . few days ago when he
was taken suddenly with hemorrhage
Of the bowels. His sons Omer and
Walter. are In Chicago and will ac-
company the body here. Mr.. Goodner
leaves widow. three sons and one
daughter.
Warren. Nicholson bought the Wilson
grocery store and Is now in possession.
Mrs. Charles Miller and daughter
Fern returned this week from Man
haitian, Kan, where they were called
on account Of 1.-THE death Of Miss
Lucille Moor, niece of Mrs. Miller.
Albert Coulter is in Rochester, Mimi.
where he will undergo an operation for
facial neuralgia. He has been>a con-
slant sufferer for several years and at
times his pain has been almost un-
bearable.
Dick Rockwell sold his house to
Milt Sheehy and later bought the
Mike Whitehead property. Miss Mary
Burker, of Lynnville. bought the John
Saunders property and Mr.. Saunders
bought the Evan Williams home in the
north part Of town, -
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-02

lines drawn between Flamborohgh
Head and Terschelling, on one hand.
and from Ushant to Lands End. on
the other, will no longer be tolerated.
Denies Receiving Note.
1.-THE British government has receiv-
cd no such communication. thru diplo-
matte channels or otherwise. from the
German government, as alleged, and
they most emphatiscally deny that
British hospital ships have been used
for transport Of munitions and troops,
OF In any way contrary to The Hague
convention for the adaptation of the
principles OF the Geneva convention to
maritime war.
"under the convention the belIiger.
enth have the right to search hospital
ships.
IN these circumstances the British
government has requested the United
states government to inform the Ger
man government that his majesty's
government has decided that IL the
threat is carried out reprisals will inn
mediately be taken by the British au-
thorities concerned"
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Prob.t. Notice.

Office Of the clerk OF the district
court.
State OF Iowa, Marshall county -.
District court March term. A. d. 1871
To Whom II May Concern:
You and each OF you are hereby
notified to appear at the court house
in Marshalltown, Iowa, in said county,
at 9 o'clock a. M, on the fifteenth day
Of March. 1917 to attend the proof Of
and probating an instrument In writing
purporting to be the last will and tes-
lament of Archibald Clemens late ~
Marshall county. Iowa. deceased. at
which time and place you Will appear
and show cause. IL any, why said will
should not be admitted to probate.
In testimony whereof, have hereto
subscribed my name and affixed the
seal Of the district court. this second
day OF February a. ID. 1917.
tSEAL] G. w. GILBERT,
Clerk of the District Court.
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Duane watched him. He waited.
He caught the thought--the breaking
Of Knell's muscle bound Rightly. Then
he drew, s.s
Through the smoke Of his gun he
saw two red spurts Of flame. Knell's
bullets thudded into the ceiling. He
feil with scream like wild thing
In agony.
Duane did not see Knell die. He
watched Poggin. Ard Pogsin. like a
stricken and astounded man, looked
down upon his PROSTATE compde.
Fletcher ran at Duane with bands
aloft.
.Hit the trail. you liar, or you'll
hev to kill mel" he yelled.
with hands still up, he shouldered
and bodied Duane out of the room.
Duane 1eaped on his horse, spurred,
and plunged away.
(To Be Continued)
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er;t.in PI.ns Reprisals.

London, Feb. IAN official state
ment issued here today says that if the
Germun threat of no longer tolerating
hospital ships between line drawn
f,om Flmborough Head. England. to
Tcrschelling. Netherlands, and a line
from Lands End, England. to Cues
SAINT, France, is carried out, reprisals
will be taken Immediately. The an
nouncement follows:
"The German government announce
that they have conclusive proof that
in several instances enemy hospital
ships often have been misused for the
transport of munitions and troops
They also state that they have placed
these proofs, thru diplomatic channels,
before the British and French govern
ments.
"At the same time they have de-
clared that the traffic of hospital ships
on military routes for the forces fight
ing in France and Belgium within the
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ToIedo New. Notes.

Special to IlmeS-RepuDllcaH.
Toledo Feb. 2.-The baby girl born
last Monday to Mr.. and Mrs. Hosea
Mckinney died Thursday morning, she
not having been well from her birth.
Joe willemek, OF Cedar Falls, who
but recently returned from border duty
with the army, serving as captain OF
the company from Cedar Falls. Is in
Toledo visiting his father-in law, H.
G. Turbett.
What at one time threatened to be
disastrous fire took place at the old
opera house at 9 O'clock Thursday
morning The fire started in the west
end Of the building from the chimney
used by Mr.. Ransdell in the cream
station. The intense cold caused de-
lay in getting the MIGRANTS open. so
that the fire driven by high wind
from the west and north had burned
thru the roof and was making rapid
headway and threatened the whole
block, before the water was applied.
Two streams OF water, however,
brought the fire under control and the
damage was con filmed to the one build
ing, which is occupied in the front as
a cream station, in the middle portion
by the Iowa Railway and Light Com
Fpany as a store room, and the rear
part was used by the Toledo Feed
store for storing feed, baled hay and
straw.
The rally and institute being con-
Quoted at the U. B. church during this
week is proving great success. Tnere
has been q good attendance at all the
sessions. Dr. Charles Brubaker, gem
eral secretary Of S. s.. and 7. ?. Q. p.
work, from Dayton, O., and DR.. o.
Deeyer, general secretary Of z. p. 8. =.
work, also from Dayton, have proved
a strong team and have given excel
lent addresses and conducted helpful
conferences relative to these lines OF
work. Their work closed Wednesday
night. Beginning with Thursday Or.
Kendall, general secretary Of steward
shin, and Mrs" ]. Hal Smith. general
field secretary Of the Women's Mis-
sionary Society began their lectures on
the phase Of work they represent.
The wedding Of Homer Kepler and
Naomi WendIe took place at the home
OF G. Wentfle Wednesday night at
O'Clock. Rev. C. Wendle, the grand
father of the bride performed the
ceremony, following which the party,
which consisted only Of the immediate
families, repaired to the home OF the
brides parents, Mr., and Mrs. Roy
wendle, where a wedding dinner had
been prepared. After short wedding
trip they will be at home in Elberon,
near which place Mr.. Kepler has
farm.
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WANTED
FOUND
LOST.
Notice Pertaining to Ads Ad
dressed Care of Times
Republican.

rwhen an advertisement does not
give the advertisers name write 2 let.
ter addressed as directed in the e
and leave it at the newspaper onase'
where the advertiser will get 1t. Tne =
publishers can not give the name OF
the advertiser without the aover =, !.
consent. All advertisement ioF ,s
column must be in the ontces az e
o'clock on date Of publication TO ''nsuts
classification.l
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poen, Made Him Famous.

Thomas Gray, author of-"An Elegy
Written in Country Churchyard, was
born in Cornhill, London, 200 years ago.
The original manuscript is still in ex-
istence, altho it has had a checkered
existence. 1t was written IN a neat,
legible hand, with a crowquill, on four
sides Of a doubled half sheet OF fools
cap, now yellowed by age. A number
of differences exist between the manus-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-02
An Excellent Remedy For Coughs and
Colds.

You will look good while before
you find a better preparation for
coughs and colds than Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. Mrs. George Bryant,
Charleston, Ill.,, in speaking OF this
preparation. says. "My husband caught
a hard cold that settled on his lungs
and he coughed teriblya A neishbor
advised him to try Chamberlain
Cough Remedy. He bought a bottle OF
it at the drug store and the first dose
relieved him. Before he had taken the
contents of the one bottle his cough
and cold had entirely disappeared.
For sale by all Observation-Disclosures
ment.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-02
THINKS PLAN A RusE.
U. s. Naval Expert Says Kaiser Plans
to Scatter Foe For Crushing Blow.

to Scatter Foe For Crushing Blow.
Washington, Feb. NAVAL officers
discussed with keen interest tonight
Germany's announcement that on and
after today all merchant vessels at
tempting to reach British. Italian, and
eastern Mediterranean ports will be
sunk without warning by submarines.
A naval expert who has kept in
touch with ALL Developments of the war
declared that he saw in the new Ger
man campaign much more than an at
tempt to starve Great Britain and her
allies.
This means, in my Judgment, that
among other things, Germany plans to
force a big naval engagement with the
British fleet" he said. when the u
SO did it's work of destruction off Nan
tucket it looked as if Germany was at
tempting to coax a lot of British naval
vessels out of the North sea bases.
Atlantic Fleet strengthened.
. 1T is definitely known that the Brit
ish and French patrol fleet in both
north and south Atlantic waters has
been greatly strengthened since the
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indigestion and 1iIiousness.

You should not eat food of any kind
when bilious, but take a full dose oil
Chamberlain's Tablets and drink plenty
of water. That will cleanse the stom-
ach. move the bowels and soon restore
the system to q healthy condition. BY
the following morning YOU can eat
sparingly of dry crusts of bread, vege-
tables and cereals, but should eat no
meat until the next day. Mrs. Will
lam J. Tillman. Paris. H.. says. Il
have found Chamberlains Tablets
splendid for indigestion, headache and
bilious attacks" For sale BY all drug
acknowledgements.
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BIG DEAL IN LAND.

Two Franklin County Farms Traded
For 1000 Acres IN Minnesota.
Special to Times-Republican.
Chaplin, Feb. 2.-One Of the aarge
transactions in Franklin county land
in recent years has been closed by
trade for two adjoining farms OF $40
acres owned by C. w. Stouffer, OF
Aredale. He has traded the farms to
Mclaughlin, Of Austin, Mimi, for
1850 acres Of timber land in Atkin
county, MINI. AS part of the pur-
chase price Stouffer took back a
mortgage on his farms for $4,000
The Stouffer land lies east of here and
west OF Aredale and both farms are
well improved. The Atkin county land
Is unimproved.
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ARE you GOING TO BUY LAND'

If SO, get a copy Of our Journal nrst,
as it has lands. city property and stocks
Of goods advertised from nearly every
state. Published twenty years. reaching
6s,4OG readers, s. per cent Of whom are
farmers on rural routes Send Is
cents for one years subscription, or
81 for 1--WE years. Department 21s
Farm and Real Estate Journal, Traer.
Iowa F.- .H
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News Of New Sharon.
% Renlihlica.n.

Special 70 Iln1eS-1SePuUtfCt'
New Sharon, Feb. 2.-B. D. Goodner.
highly respected citizen who was taken
to Chicago two weeks ago and oper-
ated on for cancer of the rectum, died
at the hospital there Tuesday night at
O'clock. Mr.. Goodner rallied from
the operation and was getting. along
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IoWALANDs
!. MISSOURI FARMS.

ors0als-Small Missouri farm. 80
cash and IS monthly; no interest OF
taxes; highly productive land; close
to three big markets. Write for photo-
xrapbs and full Information. Munger.
A.s11. N. Z. Life building. KansAs
City, Mo.
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For Sale-Oneida county cutover
lands-s, 900 acres at low prices, pay
,ments made easy to permit you put
ting your capital into improvements
and stock: 1900 acres on or near
Bearskin river, one-half section crossed
by river, half mile to station, GOOD
agricultural and grazing land, SIS per
acre; eighty acres adjoining school,
same price. Map and Information
free. C, p. Crosby. Rhinelander. WIS.