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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-20

Tier rlllot banl blep ban betroatct
lom Ell gal, eli repoliltionGr eQel
ell SoIf eller Nar.
0erite 9inb al bans gibanoIin
ger cuer "Gsiaps" uofom / 1871
Set bar en- onlarbeioet SamIing al
Soreorag, ban ipr bapoe bolot
@lonot andre cling msbes oS / oc,
&erf. "Siitorp", "GompenIotipn",
"Self.Mc!iance" % "%SrienoIbip".
Inoet 9ino ubfom / 1914 oa inoc.
bolot bl, a.: Character, "8ifts"
60 "Wfonters". elsie Irbciocr
gioroc ct gllnitigt Ssllbtrpf / Sronf.
rlge og ENGLAND % logoe @rll,.
zen for Den geremmeIie, ban her
| Sonoet pallot Jig iom Sfribcnt.
"a ban gioroe lin anoen Heiis
til Gnglanb, blcp ban mobtoact
mleo 9cgciItring al ct Itort @ntol
al DC melt frcnlragenoe Mpno oo
&pinocr pan oen Sio.
Otter at pprc fommcn biem
lgIelt ltrcp ban Ell Nog ON, buaO
nan buuoc let cacr hsrt poa Sllrcn.
@ogcna Sltcl er: "Gllgliib Gratis.
% Den BOG er blct operIat paa
ilcrc Sprog.
Slaueriitrioen bcgpllotc ltlt at
BIZ MGR % nlcr purm / 6prcteoc
Stutcr, og ban fog attn Del / ocli.
San rcplct inc ~SauoanlGilo forOi
&c fllnoe tualc nogct iligt ion Nc
g~crllaperi lnocnfor SanoctS @rrn.
Ter, og ia, at blep Sobn Sromn
tGllgt, piloc "6algerne ocrpco bl;
glorioic ionn Gorlct". Som ri pco,
blep Dog SoGn @ropn bnllet.
5 1860 gap ban no "Sbe Son,
Duct OF size, Ell Npffc 9~(fhallolill.
ger. iii Den Sio bopoc Solgct a.
Gmerlons Spgcr life prrct irroc
les liuligt; men ferite Splaa n
bette Gcrf blcp lolgt poa to Sage,
clooa Spilogct bar poo $500
@ino. Der bar lfct ell itor Sorors
bring i DC y Inr, ionl par rlllos
ne 10, 'ioen ban uogap i'm fprite
BOG: "Noture". Der blep al ocn
BOG poa ~ Nnr lolgt 500 grenl
tlarer Der i Soreneoe Stater.
GmcrIons Slls nGr Concord blcp
poclagt al Ell ~Sloebrano !
Sctte Stpo ipntcs aierc
lnc9ct til at iprffe bans Ionos.
% lcgeullige Sclbrco. Sen.
nerne bub ON Sop til at bpggc SUI
let pp igicn og opmlrntrct ham til
'trar at aiere cit llocnlanosreiie.
.Soranoring og Spilc plloc Itprfc
ham % giare bnm nlc9ct aoot, pau
too Scn1erne. Scoiagct al i'm
Glen bcIsgte ban England
% Nilen. Gco @ierfoniten til
9nlcrifa fnllot ban lit Sus Iaa
i%uloitGnoig rcital,rcret og iao liot
Get gamle, at life mango fl,noe &c
Torifiel. @orgcrne meote
nQc, ion1 fitnoc, % omgit al
og &cnl,er blcp ocn Inu
misficnbtc Trnfcr po Tor.
;uttcr l1l,oer Ell oprciit Sriunliblc
ino / lit me, men DOG
Stem.
Wcn ban ifrcp, libct citer oennc
Sio. 5on bcgpnotc at tale lana
.omt, uloertiocu itanienoc / i'm Ia.
{ ior at lcbc citcr ct Sro. Gu
tiltagcloc Iphalia fiji MGR
q MGR Wogt ouer BAN, bpilfc:
oct uonifcli0t for bam at
orc Ell Snnltalc. Sat 0lcnlt,
'}ouncnc poa Ecrloncr % Cling
llcll fortlottc at lTIc alt mllllOt
tGIcltot iont hd1l tarht pan VI
suro, pitc hpiifcnbc Srbcnc lom ct
Barn. Dtcn III ogIon rnr ban llge
joili1 ion1 oltib % tGllftc llcr pnO
more cnh iig iclu. Gcttc bar %
,lcp oltio ct anraftcrtrGf pch
5 Mpril 1882 bpoc ban al Snl-
lcbctunbcllc % blcu itcot til Spite
'ua Concord @rouplnoa. Ser mi.
CT ban npr inc &cnncr &uiuthorle
q Shorcuu. : lit 1909 Mar altlaa
,colagoc Gntcrirn TanhringSitu'
'crl. &c ilcitc blir gonllc / ocn
llocr, alcnlnlcr Naune % lcocr
tier Orb. ga, fpr ogIaa.-(Sm
rGcioct.-@r.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-20
Smaapluf.

u I 5tobo fnlotc iio'ts
Grc0oQ lit I7oc Nur.
%cracr Mouiou hor ioIlt ii.
rnc &u@ oppc req &ucna Start ii!
@lulam CrcaicIhuu@.
Ben Bear ienOcr "Cccorah.
Eoitcn" en- @iIicn ira Guiaocno.
Cal, bpor ban "a bans Nuitru op.
hoIot it3 ! iorriQc ltlc San rr
bcqclitrct uucr California.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-20
OcrNensfrioen
5]ortfriicUe ira eioc

renee mco ocn oitcrri1itc Aciicr on
llocnriQamiuiitcr, huorcitcr ban
ifpnoiomt pcnotc tiIbngc til Berlin,
oa oeriro uiI ban itrur beaipc iia til
set tnifc Soucofpartcr ior at fonicrcrc
mco &ciicr @iIhclm.
Nouoc / (pifIono oQ 2itcrria lns
ores man mcQCt ouCr, buo0 er puo.
ipr0c.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-20
Hiliaias.-Sponrfebe sSarme
RiHalgs.-Min 100 9cres Narm

0ais 60, Mint. maa ielses i 9sbet
az Saoren. sanoet er eermulo, sooe @pqs
ringer, SoaninssbuS meo saiemsnt, Sarn
mes @Hetrdt" og Vlaos ior 32 areatnrer,
soos &sis, soot Meieri, / Mil til Stole,
Se'Gtnin9 ps Narmmaitineri mebislaer.
$40 pr. We're. Sor ngrmere Underwriting
"trip III eieren, Ssren Nielien, Ntue Riper,
eais So, Minu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-20
(tftcripcrgicl. - Milu Satfe

~ torioe Seeorab, Soma, 6reoas giteu
ben 2osn Warts. gan er 10 aar samnrel,
az mloSels Ssise. mertt 'ooar % bruno
Stne, Gar maalte l'srt blaa Gerse al9ns
ming % rsoruost Mtatinaw. Bar en- biaio
brum Suit Sale. SpiIteniombslt Splnsa
ming ON bpor han iortiem beFneer Tia nil
l9tree nor Tr,s paa. Siliirip :. :. GIiuo.
Jon, SbsrifL Seeorob, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-20
Nmifes. -Sielp paa 1Sarmen.

Nnfce.-6iGlp paa 5armen.
- Gn puatioeli0 Ntono meb lineu Nomilie
til at orbeioe poo iurm / NORTH Satoto.
SOB A~nleon:r9 til itaoi9t strbeioe Tor pen
rctte WauO. Miaa pGis iitono til at uoiere
cltlla9s Sarmarbeioe. gil ior Nuret betale
$55 90 pr. Wtaareo, ON ban pas'er ior Stilz
l,ugeu, liant 6ettigbeb til at holoe Ell no.
@rls % nogle Neus. Miaa boloe lis islp
&olten. San o9loa BRYCE to Wanb llbeu
familie til $4,000 70. otte Wtaaneber.
7o't o9 Nu'f 9ipes benz. S9iaa Ell liiee
Tor alm:noeii9t NuSorbeioe. Grin mep
inlptGnoi9e Splpsnin9cr til Sor II, Dtilton,
j. Saf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-20
Sriterne tar Sdpdulne.

Zen rualIitc RCuohution bar belt
opcrifnQQct oc mlIItUre CpCrotloncl
uc0 TroutcrnC / DC lIoitc Sage. Suu.
lc0c@ or oct Naact til, at Der life en-
gang cr aIort noAct itDrrc &pleu al
eli laopns Digtig @calpcnhc0 iom 0cn,
at Nrltcrnc bar taact &npaumc pdu
0cu noroliNc Gel al SOmncirontcn.
Get par %sr0o1 Wiorlcn, at @ri.
tcrnc c'tcr en- bcftiQ Stamp rDffe0c
inc / @apomnc, % iomtioi9 ioIot
Ncblct lie Eetit oq &c Eran@loD / &c
res Sander. elsie 10 ii0itnruntc
Npcr bar pTrct rc1uct 'or 9tpgIcn til
Sp'tcrnc@ GnrinnraitiIIiuQcr ucD 81
pen Nncrc, liqciom Naparmc oninucS
Tor A}ellcn til belle SommcitiIIinlcn.
lnitcrnc itnf Nopnmc ibran0, in
Den Dc trat Jig tiIbnlc.
I'm Der blcp tnQct noQct itorrc
initial Sanger clIcr QIort noQct an
Def @riN9bnttc al @%ctuoniug 'orcIil
ger Der cnom inQcn Cpp@rinu ON.
Seller life ont bporoon (uitcrnc3
SlIbo9etoQ bar urtct iiQ.
Nan bar / Son0on uUrct oucrbc
oiIt ON at mco @opaumr4 Iolo pil.
DC Sp'tcrnc bIi moot til at trutfc Tia
tlIbnQc moo Nor0Dcit, in0tiI 6crc5
StlIIlnNcr tom / Ell ret %inic mclIcrn
Arro2 % NopnlmC, men Ser err iaG
'uIo life mclOt ON, at noQct iuoount
SlIbnactoN cr bcAun0t.
%upmlmca 6olo oil ooQ iifFcrt life
bopc ocn @ctuoning III. iont oct uiIoc
bopt, ON Npcn bar bIct taQet unbcr
ocn 'torc brittle Ciicniipc iioitc
Somntcr.
%onOon 1Soc Mort2. - Guiao Wu.
crllr Fcronnc, 9tc@lr "a Gbaulnra cr
MI 'oI0nc / &rltrrnca Mun0cr. IN
S~lIbaActog bar lorcQuoct hclc
g|ottelL % (lIb0Actolct ItrUffrr liz
opcr ct 'tooig itorrc % itorrc Cm,
"rltcr1c iortiUttcr Io~rieI0clicn
nc0 itor Gnrrui.
Yen SropIbcO oQ 2lftipitct, Iom M
Ito'oIoc@ bag Sc ijcnotIigc %inicr,
oocr9oor cnOo9 sc tropIcitc Cn1c I'M
Der SomnciloBct flor Counter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-20
Plains States:

Fair weather is indicated during the
coming week except local rains Wednes-
dav or Thursday. There will be a
general reaction to normal temperature
during the first halt otthe week, followed
by moderate temperature the latter half.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-20

Suites. -Ynare elIer nlbre Yiae.
- Waa pGre iltaub til at ite0e S,us for
Monb og Some. 9tiis Is. SIion, 6laresz
holm, alta Canada.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-20
060cmtcr -Meno mep

~ neutrality-suspicious. enites til Il. iGlse
pore Erooltter a. llibnorer b;rette til
Norbrugere. Sob ysn tan ticnsS al MGuo,
Der er or;fti9e o9 pitii9e til at arbeioe. Soc
nplmere llnoerretnin9 ~tilitrip Reb Ripey
2Soolen DtillS 60, Ser9us Sails, Minu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-20
ngcns Vcir.

&c Sorcnchc StutcrS Geirburcnli
mcbSeIcr isI0cnbc ON Gciret / llnen,
'om hcaDubtc Sen tSbc Wtart&:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-20
De-, Ueriee
Clinic

" or onneoagerter for Wirneiota. glprb % 5u,
Satpla' Seissornn noro.nfpr ga @rosie. Wponin,.
Soabo. Wturtann. Dtunitpba, Saii. on alberta.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-20

Ten anocn Sci blcp inolcbet mcS
"@jalIarhornct % Dgora'il," Nanhc
paa DC 10 IitcrUre SorcnlngcrS Soltr.
noICr, iom ior Nnlcbnin9en blep 1or'
cnct mnocr Naunet "Sotulbeims Sl'
0cuoc." elsie Sournolcr i~1ocbolot
originate &ittiQbcbcr baaoe | Nnc'l
% EroIu o. ircmfolbtc mere enc ell
Aob Sattcr. Sillrh Moca oa grthilr
SolOH MornOuct glpbcoc mango Nit
lItitienncrc. :. @aagc ocflnnlcreoc
nncN ltor SoritoacIlc % mcact 900 llo.
toIc @ClboucnS "Haab fpr l(raao"
clIcr, iom GiNtct ogiaa faloeS, "Slln.
mnto Sboricu Stprcbingen." Wen
Iaa fom oct, ion p%iitnof bar oct NOR
lcm'te AZ ali, ncnllig "Sprogforplr"
rin9cn," Get ituIoe ioreItilIe ct NO.
DC al oct uorife Stortbing, Nco'
lcnmlcrnc@ piiicicllc % pirfcllge
Napnc bioiTttcS:
TlAcbrct ira Sisttsen, ", s..
anumOion; Sueiu paa @aftcn, Sbeo.
Hotto, Sens Scnlen, q, !. gnSer'
ION; &ctIe Ola, &enr1 =. Gale,
@rout,S Ola, u. @aItber Colo; Yin
orcp NanbIcpolIcu, 8. aaipaiiaer;
Sobio@, - S~iauclano; Store Sla,
Huoc!pb Sarge.
III Norgca ,Sulf Der bar bel rcprr'
lcn,erct, fan cubper i%oriiaa, ior Der
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-05
SAVE YOUR GAS
Public Utilities Company, Short Of Gas
Coal, Warns Users Not to Waste
Gas, or Shortage May Result.

Unless users of gas are careful Of 1t
and do not waste it or use it unneces-
sarily there may be shortage Of gas
in the city. This was the warning
Manager Charles Munson. of the Iowa
Railway and Light Company asked the
newspaper to give the public today. The
cause of the threatened shortage is a
lack Of gas coal which has forced the
company to use lower grade coal for
making gas and the amount of gas
that can be extracted from the lower
grade coal is not sufficient to keep UP
With the normal consumption. This
situation is expected to continue for
only a few days.
a large quantity OF gas coal has been
ordered and some of it is en- route
A still larger quantity that was or
dered will not be delivered because the
mining company shut down it's mine
soon after the government fixed price
for coal at the mine. Several cars OF
gas coal are en- route between this city
and Chicago and every effort possible
is being made by the railroad company
to find the cars and hurry them along.
In the meantime the public utilities
company ask that users be especially
careful OF the consumption of gas and
that none be wasted and that wherever
possible housewives delay their fruit
canning for few days. AS soon as
shipments of gas coal arrive the pub
lie will be notified. Iowa Railway and
Light Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-05
tomatoes, will be large and will con-
tinue into the fall and winter.
Capacity Been Enlarged

| S8D8CJVy ntCu xzNSA BSA
Extensive building and enlargement
improvements, in addition to the IN
stallation of additional machinery, has
greatly enlarged the capacity OF the
canning department since last fall.
The corn husking shed has been
practically rebuilt, the machinery has
been installed to close corn cans by
crimping the top tight, without caps
and solder. This operation increases
the output and will make it more
nearly possible for the company to
handle its contractors crop of corn
as fast as it is delivered to the can
merry.
The canning department, like many
other industries, has had to comply
with the wishes of the government.
Uncle Sam has conscripted II per-
cent of the total pack of corn and to-
matoes and has notified the company
to set this percentage aside and hold
it for the call of the government.
Other Buildings Add Room
Other buildings built in recent
months that add to the capacity and
furnish more storage and office room
are a one-story brick building S0xe0
feet used for blacksmithing. plumb
ing, electrical and carpenter repair
ing. A second building is one of brick
in which the milk will be stored and
cared for as it comes from the dairy
farms where now 200 cows are being
MIXED. Three pasteurizing machines
have been installed and others are to
be added. Eight retorts and kettles
have been added and the canning of
milk hominy will continue twelve
months year.
a three-story brick building, s6xs0
feet has recently been finished and
is being used for the following pur-
poses: First floor. labelling and ship
ping rooms and offices Of canning
department; second floor, offices OF the
traffic department of which E. H.
Draper is the head; advertising de-
partment, in charge of J. Sidney
Johnson and auditing department
under a. T. QUAD. The rest of the
second floor will be used by the print
ing department. All of the third
floor will be devoted to a seed corn
warehouse, that is to be heated to
above freezing all during the winter.
Aid In Getting Help
BY the aid of outside sources the
company expects to be able to solve
the help question during the rush sea-
son that will continue for fewweeks.
In case of a lack of help, the school
board and Superintendent Palmer
have promised to cooperate to the
extent of making it possible for boys
of the high school to be employed in
the packing department and continue
their school work.
Iowa State College mas promised TO
aid in supplying help in the fields in
case all the local help needed cannot
be secured.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-05
Gilman News.

Mrs. Frank westby. of Rock Island,
H. who has been visiting her sister.
Mrs. E. L. Parmenter and family ten
days left for home THURSDAY.
Robert Lear, wife and children. Vic
tor and Vivian. returned Saturday from
a weeks visit with relatives at Legion,
Mo.
c. K Parmenter and wife were week
end visitors with the lacteTs brother
and family at Mitchellvilie.
Mrs 6. Ward and daughter Viola,
OF Moatour. came THURSDAY and visit
ed several days with their son and
brother DR.. G. B. Ward ard family.
z. l. Pamenrer left Saturday for
Edgington H.. for weeks visit with
the formers brother W. e ParInenter
and family and other relatives.
Miss Marjorie Sutherland who had
been home for a months vacation re-
turned 20 Cedar RAPIDS Saturday TO
resume her work q. business college
there.
Miss Floss:e Crawford went Satur-
day 20 Ferguson where she will enter
upon her duties as teacher in the fifth
and sixth grades o. the school
Mrs J. g Ramsey returned We'd
nerday from visiting az Duluth. MINI
Mrs 4. J. Pence. who had been a,
Waterloo since Sunday visiting her sol
Fred and wife returned home Friday
evening.
Rev Z B. Gesha-t and wife arris-
&c hare rom Covert Mich Saturday
ard Rev. Gebhs-. VII enter upon MS
duties as pa=-o- % -as Cung-egat!o'laI
church
John Cacdoo and wife and Fred
Cr1r6oa- vie and baey daughter OF
Waterloo. came Sunday and visited un-
II Mo-5ay WITH Bethel Crandon ana
family.
Mrs DsTzd Suc1sriakd- o. Grianeii.
vas al ove- SErEzy visitor az the Mrs.
Il s1-5s-tsrG t0ns-
Peter Gzazar vent Monday morn
Ing 10 C15azz1. ATtng been called oy
tns c---4-szE Eress o: his sister
N-s. yda. TST.ie, Of Grinnell, visited
oTe- S---s1sY WIZ her son J. l. Wyiie
and .@ET-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-05
ADJUSTMENTS
At The Strand


Everybody who read Wallace Twins
transcript of the letters Of the Jap
anese school boy in America a few
years ago laughed much. His low
able Hashimura Togo has been "done'
by the Paramount people into photo
play for the Japanese actor, Sessue
Hayakawa. L is being shown at the
Strand. The large crowd that wit
messed It last evening seemed to be
convinced that DeMille seldom has
achieved anything more delightful
and artistically satisfying.
Laughter followed the visualized
speeches of the naive scion Of the
Nipponese nobility naturally, but al
were impressed as well with the fine
veracity Of the story and its settings
in the howery kingdom. on the Pacific
liner and in San Francisco.
The characters are many and al
of them are presented TO the Life.
Some Of the actors reach high levels
in expression of their art. Hayakawa
has never been seen IN any part 80
we'll done Il is an au-star cas-. and
each member Of It lives up 10 her and
his reputation. i may be that some
did not grasp fully the ali Of the
truth and pathos underlying the story.
It is truthful presentation VI the
Japanese people in their better mo
ments- 1t is q play worth seeing.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-05

OF Minnesota; Miss Amanda Haas, Of
Rhodes. primary: Miss May Mckio-
ben, OF Liscomb, second ana third;
Miss Hunt, OF Fredericksburg. fourth
and nth: Miss Tisdals. Of Iowa City
domestic science. ,3s (,
Miss Erma Ide entertained the boys
and girls OF the Sunday school at her
home. A good time was enjoyed by
the young people and at the close re-
freshments were served by Mrs. Harris
Mrs Holland. who has been visiting
her son and afmily at Winthrop, re-
turned home Monday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Flora and fam
lily, Of Melbourne, and Mr. and Mrs
Charles Clark and family, of Marshall-
town, were Sunday visitors at the J. A
Turnbull home.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-05
READY FOR ANNUAL PACK OF
CORN AND TOMATOES AT
GROCER MILLS.
PACKS WILL BE LARGE;
GOVERNMENT TAKES PART
Federal Authorities Have conseripted
IL Per Cent OF Canning Departments
Output-Favorabie Weather All That
Is Needed to Make Pack Very Large
-Eniaree Capacity.

With the opening of the packing
season the Western Grocer Mills can
ming department is preparing to put
into tin one of the largest packs OF
field products ever packed by it 1t Is
expected that the corn canning sea-
son will open probably late this week
or the first of next week. The can
ming of tomatoes hasGus. been begun
but this pack has not yet been devel'
oped up TO maximum capacity as II
will be little later.
The company will put in tin the
products of the following acreage
farmed by the company, or under con,
tract 10 growers: Sweet corn. 2,0ou
acres; tomatoes, IFS acres; homlny
corn. 800 acres: cabbage. 80 acres.
In addition it will pack large guam
titv of beans. cabbage and pumpkins,
part of which are grown here, While
the others are shipped from distant
points.
Pack Will Be Large
Altho estimates of the packs depend
quite largely on weather conditions
the prospects are that the yields of
the local crops are going to be large
and will only be shortened by early
frosts. The recent heavy rain bright
ened the sweet corn and tomato crop
prospects very materially.
The company expects 20 can from
10000 to 10000 cases Of corn,
10000 cases Of tomatoes, 10000 cases
of catsup and from 10000 to $4,000
gallons of tomato sauce for pork and
beans.
Other packs such as the hominy
corn which has become practically an
all-year operation, together with the
pack of sauerkraut, pork and beans
and pumpkins, packs which are not
so seasonal in all respects as corn and
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-05
TINES REPUBLICAN MARsHALLTowN, iowa: sEFIEmn1 1871

hm loL.t oontrnr of his bicycle, caus-
ing hi,m to fall of and reak MS coi'as
bone.
r II cI,dewi,l and aughter Lille,
and nan Mulcahy lef, Friday In an
auto for a few days' Jtay in Mime
sofa
L4n Wilson has gSe 10 Feihoech
for a few days stay n business.
III w Reye and emily. who have
beeh at the state fai ana al oiHerent
points in Minnesota, returned nome
Saturday.
Mrs. Bags, son. ana daushter' OF
GTinnell were week snd visitors az the
RI Stockdale hon.
School commence MONDAY with an
average attendance ana win the fol-
lowing teachers: principal. Mr. Head,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-05
At the HOSPITALS,

Mrs. H. H. Eilert, of Newton. sub
mitted to a throat operation at the
Deaconess this morning
Dewey Allen, OF Beaman. had his
tonsils removed this morning at the
Deaconess.
Lester, son OF c. H. Leonard. 1902
Summit street, had his tonsils and
adenoids removed this morning at the
DeaconeSs.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-05
v.peievs Items.

Mr.. and Mrf. Park Gier are the par
ents Of g. SOM born at their nome Mon
day, Aug. 27l
Miss Altise Corder' VINO mas peer
snendine thJ past week at the home OF
her parents, returned to her home IN
MarshalltowIn wednesday.
Miss Vera Basch, who has peer
spending her vacation at the home o.
her grandparents at Melbourne, re-
turned to lher home Tuesday, evening
Miss Lille Glidewill, Of Melbourne
;s visitinej her parents for a few days
Wyann Morris, while coasting dowI
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At The Casino

Virginia Pearson IN s'The Wrath OF
Love-" is the offering at the Casino.
Il is an interesting drama, the plot
being drawn from a phase of human
nature that depicts the story of a
woman who after special study in a
foreign university becomes the author
Of book on the subject Of jealousy.
Falling in love, she becomes a victim
of the green-eyed monster, the climax
being reached when her over-wrought
emotions lead TO an outburst of fury
during which she attacks her husband
and the woman whom she suspects
OF being his guilty partner. Explain
ations quickly follow, she is convinced
of her error and the play ends happily.
The acting is good, Miss Pearson do
ing splendid work, and her support is
all that could be desired. A comedy
element, that is really funny, is intro
duced during the story, and adds to
it's effect. Bobby the Boy Scout" a
two-reel comedy, featuring little Bob
by Connolly, completes the bill.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-05
LOCAL MAhkETs.

Prices Paid TO Farmers BY Marshall.
town Merchants.
Tho following prices are quoted by
Narshalltown dealers for tho different
varieties Of farmers provisions grain
and produce.
The Star Grocery quotes the fol-
lowing prices:
Butter-3s.
Eggs-33.
Benedict Flour ana Feed Company
viii pay the following prices At Their
place Of business in this city. subject.
however. to market changes:
Corn-1.60.
Oats-51.
Tho following market quotations AZ
furnished by II. Willard, Son Z Co.:
Clear medium native wool-55 057.
Coarse and low-50@52.
Light. fne-45@50.
Heavy, fine-38.
Pelts-1.O0@2.50.
No. hides-18.
No. 2 hides-17.
Horse hides, tail on-6.0006.60.
Hogs skins-50.
Beeswax-27@28.
YOUNG WOMAN DIES HERE.
Miss Grace Benson, Of LamoiiIs, Dies
Following Operation.
Euremic poisoning which followed an
operation for tumor Of the shoulder.
performed at st. Thomas hospital a
week ago. caused the death at o'clock
| this morning Of Miss Grace Leila Ben
son, daughter of Mrs. Mary Benson Of
Lamoille. and the late Samuel Benson.
| who died Aug. 20, 1903.
Miss Benson was born April is, 1893,
one mile north Of Lamoille and Is sur
! vived by her mother. two sisters and
six, brothers. They are Mrs. L. l.
Lane. Mrs. Gaylord Coulter and Walter
and Henry Benson, OF Lamoille:E VII
liam, George and Sam Benson. OF Por-
ter. Mimi. and Ray. who Il at Fort
Clark, Tex.
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moTHEf's TRIUMPH.

Flag Blue -e!!sefeen trimmed WIN
squirrel skin and beited 20 hold IN the
fare of the lines makes best coat
for small yirlsl The buckle IS steel,
and wool rosebuds are appliquea on
the mushroomt
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-05

The Boston baked beans now used
by the armies OF the world come prin-
cipally from New Jersey. One estab-
lishment alone has capacity OF 1000
cans per hour.
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Vera Vampire: The volcano aceea
up something awful last night.
Bessie Birthstone: Can you blame
II? We threw = food speculator down
the crater."-Cartoons Magazine.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-05

Auetlen oNle.
Attend auction sale Of three premises
on paved street, at court house eAtur-
day, Sept ., At II o'clock :. m. In..
quire OF Roy Bradbury. referee or y. 4
Meeker.