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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-23
@ernadla1iaem Sic osn Sniten nidt.

Gin 9uiten 1T "aefabrlid) unb nm
terardbt oie @elunbbeit; penoet 10
tort Or. Sings gteip 9iseoperp an!
9as b~olianlild)e Mittel lot Den
Sdleim, iiberfemmt ben Suitenrei5
uuo feline outiieptiiden eiaeni6aften
totem oie 8asiaen, ainoer uno Or
luadlene neb1nen es germ gegen
Grippe, Sniten, 8rdune nno 9ron-
ditis Stir SOC in Mpotbefen. (In5.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-23
xuetIsI

Die Snn6eIsfnmn1er bat Ser
BoridIag eemadt, ein Der Staot &c
boriges uno etlpn 6 @der groBc:
Gtiid 2ano, meId)es an Der 4rell
Bung< Der Soiitbern Yneifie 8ubr
aluo Der Mpafe GtraBe Iiest ou.
Neginents-l1rfoiten in einen bib
fben 8nrf nnltpnslbeln 5u Iajlen
BLeidBeitig f0nnte eiil nrteiiidel
BrAnner1 ouf Dem @runoitiid erbobr1
auerDen, Der fir Die bort mobnen-
ben Merifaner, tpelde, iest meiit He.
.gertBaIier genteBeE ein beilares
Erinffpafier Iiefern uiiroe. 0as
GberfIieBenoe @aiier f0nrte fir cir
pin5uridtenoes merifnnifdes 5rei-
bob bcrfuan6t Deroen. llno oas, mo
mir cine itaotiide Steuerrate bon
$2.03 baben.
Ger itdotiide gnu Snipeftor
sNaiddfr bot Dem @eiunObeits : So
aritp Der 6dit6elsfanlnler ben @or-
id5laq geun1dbt, ben gaoe5pang III
ben Ofentliden SdynIen eir5nfilb=
rem iinD bas gaoen g~etpiiiermaBen
nit in ben Stlloiel1plan ~uilf5uneb
salefr or ldIaet Dor, ale offentlid)e
Sfulen nit Dmld)esYdoern uno ge-
r~tiiaenoen @aroerdbe5immern 81
tprrieben.. ginen aoltenanldlag fir
bic Gonltruftion oieier ~geplantell
BnoebdnIer in etIpu 30 Sdulen bot
6err Nid)ter nod) iiift u~nterbreItet
Gin 5orb-slutonlobil, meld]es
am is. 8. Wts. bon Der Naparro
GtraBe, in 5ront BON Hihep & ga
lens Office, geitoblen ipllroe, III
bon Der GoIi5ei in 3aIlas ioentifi-
biert tporoen; Der 9ieb puroe einge-
5teft.
9otparo Q. 2usbD Fat gegla
Dcx Gigentiimer oes Nihelien So
tdg, 8. q. MppIer, mo ben 9etef-
4iu : anpitGn s. S. Gnrutbers eine
EdJaoenerfnsfiage in Sobe boz
5000 aibdngig aemad)t. Snsbr
qiebt an, onB er in benz Sotel Logger
te, uno ru1breno er on elmer Nanoel
ent3iinOung franf i'm Bette LAG, Dol
Garrufbers aiif Ippler's 8erallaI
lung am 20. 5ebrunr, trotocm er lei
ne 3itnnler-H ertte i'm yornils be5nbl'
butte, ais 8agabuno nrretiert mitro'
ar1o bis gum 2. Mdr5, al meld)en
Enge er BON benz Yoli5eiridter frel
ne{profen nnroc, mi @ef1tgnls liter
r1mBte. garrutbers babe ibn oai
Mnerbieten genlaht, bic stnflage &c
gen i'm falen an Iailcn, meifn er 81
gtaot perIqiien tpollte. Gr lei ieood
bieralif nidt eingcgandcn oa er lid
.feines lInred)ts befuiBt NOR.
6eute Mbeno meroen III oeI
Mdumlihfeiten Der Geientific Socie
to mebrerc fuilienfdaitlidDe Gortrag
aebalten. Strait Wnrtle Gampbel
miro iiber ons s2eben Der @ogel" IN
.Serr 81. {. StiIcs iiter Gie git
men" ipredem.
Ale sSlelfd OeleHfubuIl bcelpltu
figt ipahreno Der 6eitipod}c cine regi
z1re pGoubop Sboip@ 81 ueranita
ten. @iloe, BODICE BferOe iperoe
x1eritte1 ullo piloe Sdien initteI
gaIio eiagefnngen iperoei-
Gbangelina Glturo5a, EN- Tie
mes 6idbrigcs MerifalermaOdel
ipairoe nrI gpnneritag nafnlitto
.aa1f Der Siio 6lores StraBe bon c
mem Situep auf Die Seite eefporte
4ino erlitt eineu Gdabelbrud, 9
Auslidten auf @ieoerberlteuing D
ageinen ffrlo gering.
Zen Tepoiitoren Der Gitrn
Hanf uiiroc pom i. 6. 6ellner
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-23
Greie Frefe fit seras: G1edag sen %. Mmj 1917.

port smei iiber Sic Guadalupe fiib-
renoelt 8riiden ~perluanbt tperoen.
Die a[er5te S%ereinigung bon
Nleces County 6at Ditrd} Den Stoat5-
Senator Barr uno Repralentantell
gope @ollpertellr 8erguion eriltder
lalierL in Der nddblten 2egislntur
cine 8id ein5ubringen, ourd mel1e
oie gunlme BON $4,000 fir Sic Or
rid)tung eines SospitaIs in Corpus
|Gbriiti bemiaigt mirb, porausgeiest>
baB Nlleres Gountp fir ben gIei1en
3pef oieieI6e 5nmme b%eiitelert.
Die Ner5te into Der Mniidt, oaB Der
Staat fir sic llnteritiitung uno Ser,
pfleguttg a,lspdrtiger SnpaIioen,
nit oenet1 Corpus gbriiti forttpdb,
reno iiberlalifen it, an6 ettpas tu11
5oate.
ssSn ether NutomobiI ! @olli=
lion, Die 5mil1en Beaumont nno
Sort Mrtbur lih ereienete, muroen
6. S. Cuff unb q. 81. 8loram, bcioe
lit Sort @rtbur anlaiiig, lhtuer per=
lett. 2eBterer Itarb ipdter i'm sos
pital, nad)6em er nod apei Stunoen
iib allf Ser StraBe nit 8efannten
iiber oen l1nfan unterbalten bate.
Seine @llngen ioIlen total 5erquetldt
uno 0us 6er5 be6euteno perlebt ae-
pefen lein ltno Sic Mer5te fonne,1 es
abiolut niht periteben, tpie Der Mann
nod ldngere 3eit NIT ieinen Srerll=
ben lahen, i6er5en llto berumgeDen
fonnte.
Mit pielen uniniBen 8orten
lebt cine Depeide aus Multit alsein-
amber, oaB cine aontpasne be5iigli1
Der ginberufung eiter 8erfaiiuHgs-
@onpentiou als ySauptifiue~ Sic
Hrobibitionsfrage babeu iperoe. Das
baben mir uniern 2eiern fbon Iangit
nit iebr piel tueniger @orten aus-
einanoergelett. Sic g%inberufung
elmer 8erfaiiunas : a%onpention lit
oas lette Mittel Der Hrobibitioniiten,
benz 5taate Brobibition mli5ltballen
nah6em ale anoeren Mittel feblge-
ldlagen iino, 8esbaIb muB elm ie4
Der MntiproBibitioniit uno ieoer frei-
iinnige Wann gegen Die @%inberufung
eincr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. itim-
men, uenn es 5u elmer iolfen Ib,
fon1rnen ionte.
s3piiden gimpion uno Warf-
Dam lpurben in einem 4ntom0bil-
llnfan pier @itglfeoer Der 5amilie
bon 9nbe Smitb perlebt- 5mitb
mar nit feiner 5rau uno &inocrn
olf Dem Wege nadJ MarflJm, LINT
bort peritorbemen Sdtpieger=
pater 5ur lesteu &libe gu gelefsen, als
iid oas 4ltortobil iiberiblug m1ro Die
gan5e Jamilie inter iib begruS. Sir
5fpei Gtnoer Ina Sitter pon bier unO
feds Snbren ioa feline @uffrunng por-
Iein, 5run Smisb trng einerl
fompli5ierten Beinbrlld) bnpon.
- Mm "a. gpriI DirD in &err=
pile cine @aM abgebaIten uernen,
III Ser Die gfirger iiber Die posge-
fdlagelle Ginfiayrnng eiuer itd0ti
ld)en &ommiiirons Gert5nlting abb
Etimnten ner0erf.
3mei Meffe1 BON Yoafum Uur>
DC Sos BON Deat 6armer gburEes
See temo6nte &ails onrdJ Jelpr
Gas @ebduoe mar Gigeflt
tim ser @ebraoer >sfoos uou Sar
Nntonio lrllo mir S400 periifcrt.
gie @aluoeIs famnler uuu Jrie6-
tpiinidt Die g1nrid)tliw
zines geleerapben : 9mtes in ibrer
3rpam5is @eibaftsieite fper-
ben iid oeml,ddlf md) Som antomo
iopie nadl Dallas begebefg, I'M init
ben ACCOMPLISHMENTS me
gen Der @ngelegenbeit iii gerbim-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-23
Slit 10 a ter s;.: lG5rtra &rdnit pDn $50 ii 8aR
Slit Is 's s:s s;ss Ggrtra yrdnit uDn s3.6 III 8aar
Sir 20 ''s s:s s;a: (g;rtra yrdnit DDn $500 IN Saar
Slit q a t.. s;ss GSrtra yrdnit Don s6.5 ii Ssar
Slit rntbr as q q as sss s's: 66rtrqrimit uDn IS ii Saar
6ar rntbr as 80 as t.. ct: Gggtrayrimit ubn s16il Safr

Der gpridHas lit einad nno berfanolid senMg- Ser einen
nenen Mbonuenten Der snr 3it ni6t eeier Der rTreie HreRe1 IT,
- eepinnt, fuaefhert $500, er6ah, rep. bebdIt oapOn einen Collar nnb
iAidt Ben anoeren Cellar init Der scnaHeu aorrHe Ses 8eieaers en-
NaFerben tIt aMr audi nod cine Ggra Sramit in ausTdt faaSs biz
3agl upn sebn abuunemtem obr barber erreibt Dirb. Die Grtrn-8rd.
mic fenoen mir ben ba5n geredtistsn poH aniersr Office ans brett
Sic Ber gemadhe Efrtc lit fit jeoeH i'm mrten Gebiete bes staa-
ts sffeu. Sober faum fd baram bccIgen. Sir siekn nur gaarprrie
an, neil 0do immer fiaen gert fat nab Sober safar anfaaifen nnb
fanfsn fam, mas r geraSe brandt
aas Sic usn oieir efre Gcbrand maiden unO inter ben oben g.
iearu geoiusnmsem Mbpnnenten fr bic r6ree Vrefe fir SerasA fam
mlm upaen, fnS gebden, Fb NIT ans nnuersasfiA in Serbinbans gu
ietcn, samit mir i6nen ehuaigc getuHnldte a~nsfabrsidrrt aasfunft er.
tilen f5mnen. Sic anntuns gebt ben gefeaern nrft bon mnlerer 81
ice 81. Siee Efferte fat MIR Gafhsfsit bis sum 80. Snnf1917.
rTrrif Yrf1e fr Scras".
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9entIde 8ifue, aus gutter SAINT.
lie NIT &inoern Inft Stellung auf
elmer Sorm sur ielbltanoigen 5iib-
rlina 0es Sausbalts. Bette Ginpfeb-
lungen. Mrs. s. Berger, 23ti
Go6ran Ctr, 9nuiton. Eeras.
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@abl Mir5eiseH.
Cir gRaapr

gle vSyreie NreHe" lit nltorriisrf,
Sgrrn. @aitsn 9. @gpo nls &aaoiont mir
Magpr in Der be~pprifeben1en Yrtmdre
ipa9f am %. gpril nuBufiinoisen, nIb er
bit bot nm Sse lInterItishns aaer lerner
6r2mlpe uirn Stimmseber.
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1Ssr goIisei- ans Stner aOmmiHdr.

Sic .Sreie Yrene fin Eera5~ lit ail<
soriiiert, Hpbcrt s. tlbr als 9nnotoat
fir oas Mmt bes SOLICIT nnb Serers
mebr : &ommiRarg an5utiinSieen, OR
cr5uft ieine Srelinoe nm ihre Inter
liibllng.
9esuis Nsaperif fiinbiet lid hermit
formea ais 3anoibat fir Sas Clint be5
Golisei anb Seller 9ommifidrs an unD
miro Sic llnteritiiung bon irgeno einera
uno alien 8iiraernsSan antnnio's 81
ld)dBen %fuiiien.
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;siir stener a~onrmiSGr.

Sic ~Sraie greHe@ lit autoriiiert
6errn Sam u. spinble als 8artoioat
fin Gtener : &ommiHdr IN oer beborites
heu1en Erimdrnabl am %. spril nnhl
IS. Mni ai5ntiinoigerr inb bittet nnr rN
uiieritiibutW aIer 2Gbler.
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3tt Oermictem

9us obere Stodiperf Sgs Snlles
go. 2fS OT-Gommeree StrnBe -
Raum 90 BEL 90 Sub. &ad5uiragen
PIG Slt.Gommerce StraBc.
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MpSerner Nab : tlnierridt. 3uifneis
5diiferinnen MAIDEN lire eiseneu aIeis
ben. Gnprobieren rno Ndhen gelehrt,
Der. fp6breno tie lerren. @ir ipreden
9eutih. ,9be Mpbern ORIGINATING
GhppI", 504 @aroen CTR, Gan gntoe
MO, Serns.
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lokdIes.
observation-disclosures 8efi.r.

Sir San Mntolto ltno umgegeno:
Sente abeno unb Sonnabeno: flnr;
fdIfer; Jrolt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-23

San AntoniDs Ter 2S Ndr5 1917
Yrime @rube Cotton Gee0 Oil, SO
EentS per 0aIIone. 9
Nctu gorf, 81 @ldr5. Gpnt 1895
6ip; Ndr5, $13s6S uno $13.7t, Siprif.
$t3.64 mnb St3.70; Ntai, $13.6T uno'
$13-69; SUM. $f3.65 uno <$13.8S;
SnIi, $13.66 uno $13.68; IuguIfi
$f3.63 nrb $f3.64; September, Si3.63
uirb $13.66; October, $13.04 II. $13.0G.1
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gien Marft,

San antouio, Ser, 90. Mdr8 faf74
Slide $500 bis 1910.
Sdien $500 bis $1,000.
gulen 1925 bis 500.
adlber 1915 mo $500.
ct. eollis, %. Mdr8 1917, 8utoz
pieb. Serassgsieh. $3.50 bis $3.50.
Shiueinc 5000 bis St5.15.
Sautc.
Sdipere nnni SGIafter % Ggs
eeihte ptm GhIafteF % gtf
Grim aeialaens ...-.....13h era
Se1e.
Bolf uno Buds ...........2 20 eta
aneoras5iesen. per RfS. 10 eta
anaoras9isgen beffao'Gt 49,. 8 ETA
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u1arfts Beriebt
@unuawsae
Gottonnmen- Hru6mfte.

San Atltonipy Gar. is Cts.
@alpeitpn, seiteril. 1885 Cts
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Bar . GrIaubnisfdeine.

81. s. @arteier, Muf5air eines nbge.
branntea @auIes, galt Barf 8pemie
$4,000.
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/ 9te ~Sreie Yraiie fir Seras" III ans
Etoriliert. 2pnis .Ssnerntaast als Gat0is
bat fir ons Mmt beS 2ommindrs fur
Gtrabgn nno 0ffertliebe 8erbeleringei'
in ben b~epprlRbenben Trimdrtpablen
arsuseieen nno er eriu1t nm bic Inter-
ftiBnne leiner Srennbe nno Der Stimme
seser,
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Gbuarb $. 2anse, bentihe,
Gedtsantualt. 2anb- nnb Grbidjnfts'
Inaelcscnbeiten. 601-602 Mupr'
gniloimg Sci. Grudett 1882.
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0ie ,,Trete Yreile fiir Seras"

erjdeitt ais gageblatt ,nto 2Spdbenblatt.
Ss saaeblatt lit piereitig uno fohet SOC per afonut ooer Sc per Subr.
Sas Ssodenblat tit i~eb5ebnieihg umo fofet So per Sobr. Nod Merco
So golo. Nad5 europe, Torto e%ineebloIen, So.
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GAR aommiifare fir Strafen irab
6ffantlide @crheifer1fHsen.

Sic .Sreie Hrene fir Se5ns@ lit erz
lkori5iert, Ebpma6 6. @etfan nls aau0iS
1aat fir ons Mmt DeS &ornunifldrs hin
'atraben uno offenaihe 0er6efernnsen
III ben beporltebenhen Brimdrtpnblen ans
S~lifinbigsm unp CT erfl5s-- INN bic ln~
feritiisui9 ieiner Sreurne nno Der
4Stimmgeber.
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Oiltig bis 5nln 80. SUM- 1917.
YrQlimienzSffertf.
Sin &oridlag at nniere Trenuof.

On es nnmOslid i'll, aMe Siarhte mb Gannties oes Staates Dnrd
Neenoe bear6eiten at la1en, mnMen mir anf nuoere Wihel sur thinner
sr6feren @er6reitnns nufres glattes iinnen anS mir Fno 81 Dem enf'
ihlmf gcfommen, annebm6are Eramien fir nae Nbonnenten, Die nns
cngeidift mcrben, aussnieken.
@r plancn nidt Die @eranhatnns zines ipsenaanteR aontefes,
mie er bel ensIlden 3eitnnsen ablid IL, iohoern mir molten onrb Ans
;aIlung elmer libcralen aummiHion 5reiutlise anmerbeny BITE obne be-
uHniden.
gu oieieaa 3mede offerieren mir fir ieben ncuen Sabresa6ppneuten
cine Summihipn BON $1O0, E inem 9OlIar. Sas WohenHat Der
yTreie Grehe fir Seras" fofet $500 per Sabr. @esen Ginien6Mns bDu
$1O0 merben mir aMp oas glatt nm irsenO cine mns aasege6rBe men,
announcements Mbre6e ldifen.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-27

plcs 10 arrive at axed point, the
scscasiss and Inventor who lends his
Saew,s,sSs and geaius 10 advance the
sorces q robbery on the worlds high
ways tae e,saorow professor who
tsras nNa heussnisy to create a super
NrssSs> Jesse Jasnes With a college edu-
cS,ts>g&, sss, eola~ap man with blud-
Scsa IN >SS hand sisuring out by the
higher calculus she position OF his vic
sim ami the merSisro0s force Of the
blow ne is ssNoGs 10 deliver
A. varamesSe among nations. a gov
SrnyuSGt with a mania OF slaughter
ARIA Observation-Disclosures is Germany in
the world uadsr the control OF the
kaiser and the machine which has
been huNdesi sNpns his ansolucism.
There IS no escaping the conclusion.
The evidence is overwhelmingly plain;
and the world viii never be safe and
sane until that ruler and that system
are behind the bars which. enlightened
and rational nations shall provide.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-27
IOWA OPINION AND NOTES.

The price Of everything Is high. yet
everybody that is selling anything
claims 10 be doing it at loss" re-
marks the Boone News Republican.
After all, Hohenzollern autocracy
will pay n sufficient price for every
American soldier brought into the
lines" says the Sioux City Journal,
There isn't any doubt about that"
And again, those Iowa men who
know themselves so little entitled to
exemption that they are willing to pay
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-27
Billy Bunny and His Friends

was feeling SO well that he'd like to
get sick eating a million lollypops and
a ton Of ice cream cones.
We'll, you ought to see me eat" said
the big turkey. my friend the farmer
gives me three meals and half every
day. and I'm getting so fat that Mrs.
Turkey only yesterday had to make me
IA new vest"
And then Billy Bunny began to laugh.
and he didn't stop until Turkey Pur-
key grew angry and red in the face
What are you laughing at?" he
asked, and he dropped his wings way
down to the ground and walked over
toward the little rabbit. And, oh. my!
Didn't he look Crosse And didn't he
gobble, gobble. in a dreadful way?
Don't you know why the farmer is
so kind to you?" asked the little rabbit.
and he hoped to one side, for he didn't
want to be right in the way OF big,
cross turkey, gobbler, you know. But
Turkey Purkey couldn't guess. He
didn't know that Thanksgiving was not
so very far away, and by the time 1t
came he would be fat as butter. No.
stree. And neither does any turkey, SO
please don't think that Turkey Purkey
was so dreadfully stupid. And. then.
all Of sudden, Billy Bunny saw the
Miller's dog running toward them. so
ne said good-by to Turkey Purkey and
hoped away as fast as he could. and
even faster, for when the Millers dog
jumped over the fence there wasn't
any little bunny in sight
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-27
Rippling Rhymes
" WALT MASON
MOTORING.

l chug along from burg to grad. good
gasolene a-burning, where roads are
good where roads are bad, on hign
ways straight and turning. "Oh. motor
ing" l sigh, SIS bliss, my good old cars
a treasure; what outdoor pastme
equals this, for pure and lasting pleas
ure?' And as i gambol thru the dust
with other autos racing. my threa dbare
tires begin to bust and spoil both tube
and casing. toll and labor in the sun
until I bust gallus. and ere the WEAR
work is done / drink from sorrows
chalice. For changing tires will break
the heart Of any portly mortal. upset
his mental applicant, and kill his
smile and chortle. At last new tires
are on the wheels. and I resume my
spinning! my laughter rings In merry
peals. my smile is sweet and winning.
Then something breaks about the
torque: no more my car is speeded: I'll
have to send to far New York. to get
the part that's needed. When fixed
some other parts will break. some
bearings, pins or collars, and when re-
pairs the workmen make, they'll charge
me ninety dollars. And so I'm walking
near and FAR, on highways broad and
narrow: think TIL dump the motor
car. and get myself barrow.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-27
The VERDICT ON DeGENERATES.

Whatever the jury may hold as To
the guilt of Kelly in connection with the
Villisca murder the states demand IS
Just that he be incarcerated AS criminal
u insane Enough and more than enutt. il
has been proved OF the character OF
his variety of degenerate performances
to make the mans Imprisonment mere
~ a precaution in public safety. II
the jury shall find him guilty no doubt
the sentence will sufficiently protect
society; but whether or no Kelly and
others like him belong under restraint
as potential criminals.
Whatever the jury may conclude the
tria! has been worth all il costs if it
brings home to communities the
menace of dsordered and degenerate
irresponsibles permitted an unwlse
6freedom and stirs authorities to
enforce proper care and confinement o.
unfortunates and those who at
any time may become vehicles OF
murderous and destructive impulses.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-27
A PARANOIAC OF NATIONS.

Nearly twenty years ago a loose
tipped German admiral talked too much
10 Admiral George Dewey AID Dewey
incorporated in his report the German
officers relation OF German purposes
and plans Of world conquest The re-
port was fled away 20 be brought out
after the initial stroke had been made
and the great plan entered actively
upon. There is no doubt that the Ger
man admiral was on the inside and
told the truth and that Wilhelm and
his uilita-ists and scientists OF one
and another degree and Kind had
planned a stupendous system Of world
piracy before which the ancient buc-
cancers and pirates OF the Spanish
main become sneak thieves to bank
blowers. But we would have secuted
as the v2porings Of an insane mind
the forecast o. the German admiral
had il been published nineteen years
ago or five years ago or even three
FEARS ago.
We refused 10 believe the stories Of
horrible atrocities committed upon .
conquered people. 1t seemed 10 Us in
America that civilized men could not
and would not lose all humanity. But
the bombs that leave school children
in the ruins of theih school houses, the
Shattered remnants OF wounded men
and nurses in hospitals left behind de-
Iioerate attacks By German airships,
the babes that lie drowned in the Lu-
sitania- and the order 10 sink without
trace vessels Of neutral countries, leave
no more 20 doubt.
4 war paranoiac is running anuck.
an intelligent cunning, overstrong
maniac with the obsession TO STAY Ut
terly." This culninatton OF scientific
savagery evidenced in a nation OF high
material civilization without moral
eQuipoiss lies with the leaders OF Ger
mar thought and education, not with
German Commone-s. Il is the all
highest who control and advise. the
msIjca-ist who plans conquest, the
mathematician who calmly strikes a
balance Of human lives and ruined peo-
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MADE IN MsRSHsllIOWk.

The chances sre that there is not a
person in Marshall,own who can name
the digeren, products made in Mar
shalltown." And that Is as true OF
other cities and their products as Of
our own. A list OF the different articles
manufactured in Marshall.own and
their value. the number of men en-
ployed making them and the amount
Of wages paid. supplies purchased etc,
would astonish the average citizen, He
hasn't any real idea OF the magnitude
Of il.
Still II seems that such knowledge
should be common knowledge, par; OF
the general information OF every cit-
zen and property holder OF this city.
Somehow we seem to consider the fac
tory something set apart from other
city activities, We pay about the
same attention TO Il as 10 the schools.
II a factory breaks, burns or fails we
take immediate notice; but halt Of US
and more than half " is have very
Limited conception Of oar industries,
their products and their outputs.
Most Of US fail in loyalty to our fac
tories. We don't insist on Marshall
town products first in our homes and
our Easements and on our tables. We
do raise the slogan for our merchandise
ers. ''AGy a; home" The home fac
tory deserves and earns similar
fealty. Il was made at home. We
made It.
When We are insisting that we must
encourage new factories 20 locate here
it would e good business and simple
honesty TO use every effort TO encour-
age the factories we have
There Is need of a better acquaint-
ance 5etween home people and home
products. Al least we should have
general knowledge Of what we make
in Narshailtown.
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lawyers $500 each to AK up cases for
them are not entitled to sympathy Of
the most tender sort" says the Cedar
Rapids Gazette.
The Sioux City Tribune says. ~ Won
Bernstorff caH prove that he handled
as many as three congressman with
$50, 900 he can make big money hiring
out to American corporations on q
commission basis
The Rolfe Arrow notes that Jim
Pierce, of the Homestead, has got out
big, flaming poster entitled: What's
the matter with Des Moines? We are
willing to admit almost anything, but
what ak has Pierce to grind just now
inquiries the Arrow.
1.-THE consolidated school is one OF
the best things that have come to Iowa
in recent years. and the localities that
have heretofore failed to interest them
selves in it are sure to get into the
game soon" says the Burlington
Hawkeye. There are all sorts of ar
guments in favor Of The new plan. anu
there are none against II. 1t compares
with the old as the Mccormick reaper
did with the old cradle. And all things