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"A 9lder sSnrnl ndbe Iunnerh Gtntion al
Der 10. WsNnbn". 81 Wietlen bnn Baltimore
Sebr quite Sebanoe etc. 8iaig an l9neaer
Adufer. giadD5uirdeen ylr. 49, Wlartleb.N .Nbennc
Nnnrabine. (slng29- Gept4
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3n Ucrmictben.
2n bermicthcn.

Seine Sarm bon 1913 gldern nit go neiic'
rem 9dcrn wenu gepiinibi; oroBcs gSobnbaus,
@dbierbous Nnclbaus. 8ipei erobc Sdennen
Wlniss9ebdlier ETC. etc. az 9Rcilen noromcit'
LID bon Der Siaot an einer Sinnis'2anoiiroBe
9ic Gpbnns Sails louicn ourb bas Sct
i6um @olicno iiir erobe Grufeu, @emiiics
edrlnerei ooer WloIferei. 81 eriragen bet
JiidJGrO W. GOOf,
IA Sf-2cgiustOn.St Strukc.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

gm. 5. ScporO Il. a., @rcf, an
Mlinnie SemorO Ii. a., 3 Cots
Nlinnic Saporo II. u. an Com.
Scrmonn, ST., 3 Cots
@Om. Scrmonn ST. on @arren
q. 9lrnolO, 3 Cots.
Morren gt. 9Irnolo an @Om. Scr
monn, ST., lmO 6ruil, 3 Cots.
Gau M. @orneielo oil Nobel See
Nluginnis, g}orowelticite @ap-, nobc
@oibineton-Str.
Baltimore Gruit 60" on oEitIe
@uor. g. Gruit Co., / Got.
s. arcbS 9lusf, ST., 9rllit, II. ".
an @m. g. 2Dud, @cltleitc 8olie-,
no6c 2onOoIc. Str, 1873 bel 1876.
SIicc Nf. @reen an 9loolpb s.
Stord, @eiticite 9tbca-9IOc, nobc 81.
Str. 14.5 bel 100.
9lOoIpb s. Stord on SorrD 6.
Stord, @eItieite 9Ibea-9Ibe, nabe 81.
Str, 14.5 bel 100.
Wlargoret 3. Bropn an SorrD 8.
S6uls unO 6rou, Ger. 1926, Sit 81.
StroBe.
ggolter $. Gamble on NIi6oel s.
5itpotrid, @eiNeite SoricrO.Ape.,
nobc @oger-Str., 1874 bel 1874
6ronf gIopof HeoItp SO. on Wlooi.
ion & BRADFORD q. 9. a., gloroieite
N1ooiion.Str, no6e 2inpooO.9lUc.,
t3 bel rs.
Sooie gluuuolp nn Sobn 8.
Simpion ct al, gIorOieitc Scotb.
nobe Glorfiou.Str., 1t.S bel CO.
Caroline Munneniueth on Aoron
@. 2ong mo 6rou, Sii0pcliicite
@ooobroof-glpe., nabe @bitcIod-
Ctr, IA bei 8S.1l.
Simon 9iceOlc al Yetta Siitoiuib,
Siiopeltieite McGuao6-, nobe9loom-
Ctr, 16.512 6ei irreg.
9uguituS Sclbp an @ln. S. Sr.
bin mo 6rou SiiOieite Niltens-
9Ipc, nobc 6nlton.9lOe., IA bel irrcg.
Sos. Tople an Sorob aeitb H. a.,
SiiOieitr @reiton, nobe GOen-Str,
1872 bel 90.
Sarob aeitb an Sames GopIe,
SiiOieite Ereiton-, nabc GOcn'Str,
1872 bel 80.
Sobn s. Gorlin al Sobn 81. @lpeI
unO 6rou, g1oropeitieite llImon-Slbe.
nobe 0leilterstopu &ooo, 2t.S bel
irreg.
9lrtbnr 8. 6ronce uno 6rou an
Sbcreiiu 9i1ert, giorOieitc Eenroie-,
nabe Yulosfi.Str., 1879 bel 80.
Somcs GeeltD an Sobn W. Sbomp.
ion unO 6rou, giorOoitieite 6oir.
moint-9Ipe, nnbe @orriion Nooo, IA
Bel rs.
Ybilip 6. WlueIler Bldg. 60. an
9orbara MiueIler II. a.. Trltitcc, 3
Cots.
nSorotoga 9. & 8. Corp" an
@rcsIeu 3. gowen mO 6rou, SiiO-
oitieite 90, nabc Montcbcao- Ia
bel 70.
6. s. Gallagher geoltD 60 an
u9tep Baltimore 8. & Q. gl.~, 5iio-
peitieitc W}ontpclicr.9lpe.. nobc Sar.
forO &ooO, IA bel 80.
Gieiclbe an oicielbe, Oitieitc Go-
binion., nabe Seiicrion.Str, - bel
irreg.
Sermon ~. NleDer II. q. an Otto
! $eiiel unO 5ron, SiiOieitc Clifton.
9loe., nnbe Nonroe.Str.. Ia bel TO-
SenrD S. @roto uno 6rou onMor-
men ". 1ud unO 6rolt . Cots.
6rnnt glopof 9feoltD SO. an &orrD
q. Sebniber, Sitieite GurIeD., nobe
WloOiion-Stry 12.4 bel 60.
Iieielbe an glnna SeBnibcr, 2 Cots.
$. Melpin @uIl II. ". an Sorrp
g. @pnns, @cit.@de @utom Flacc
uno 2oioDette.Slpe., % bel 1870.
@co. 2peOOle an $. WtcIpin Bun
II. g., @eIt.gde Giitaiu &Iocc mn
2aiopette.9lpe. 25 bel 1870
~Eiel Cont. Co. an Sobn goIert.
peiOer, Siioieite 2onbale.Str, nobC
NbeeIer-gIbe., % bel 81.
@urren q. Stewort, Grititec. an
Samuel Somuelion imo5roit gloro.
oitieite EenniDlbonia-glue., nobc Bio.
ole.Stry 14.412 bel 80.
Souiie Hbeiu6orot an Wlartin s.
Rbcinborot, giorOoltieiteGb botsmortb.
nabe SonOaIe.Stry 16.41a bel t04
Sobn @. Shwarb Ii, q. al Sarris
! 5Sor0. mehrere QntS
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eOnmcnanF. uuO ltmtcrpamg.
Elmt6
WcttcransFdIien.

Sir OiorpIono un0 oen Diitritt
Golumbio 6eiite tlor unO norowelt'
Iibc @inoe.
@inOe.
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3M OcrtOnfeu,
gclcgcnbeiten.


gu Dcrfanicn
Wouitdnoiee Notwithstanding iiir Hnoen
lino 81ditllbc. Ieigneier 9iealiraiur, rRroo
YoIcs", Yidnnen, aiibcniornen. gSiro alS
@1n6es oocr ein3en benz idnelcn Nduier bill
liz Deriauii merocn. Nr. 1912, 8artcrDH Yarf
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3 Tarm.Sa

WiiilIen wegen MISUNDERSTANDING Ioiori
Oeriautt meroen.
40 Mdcr, 20 Ider flat. 100 gSalo; 9 gSobns
bdnler; allie nctbigen glubengebdnoe, $4,000.
03 9ldcr, go 9lder lar. % gS1lb eritIdillges
Snus uno Stllgebdn0e $55U0.
74iz Nlder, 46 glder liar. 2Sh 9Sulo; nenes
Nnneolom uno nclie Siaugc6duoe, $4,000.
Nue 3 5drnlen Iino IN b1dlitcr Nnltnr, licgcn
duiamnien al StnutssN sNpulenuro, oeutiCbe Gun.
le uHo Hircbc. I " Nlelen bon @iienbabn iuto
@unninabuus. 1 Gtunoe urr 9Suibngton, -
Gtnnoen bon Baltimore 9or6gicb.r Nnrtot.
tels IIee. gllfdlus. g8ei6cts uHo 4ornbooe1
Sbitaortcn. gnice Naiier, geiunoes, milbes
3limd. glu gSunlcb falln tooies lllo- lebenoes
Snoentur billa nit aeiauit meroen
0Nmt. SiiGhers @!anHeiter Npartm
cNNNs CS"~~Ne~9 Uin0iluns NIB HluDm.
Sauptanartier far WlarBlano.6 6armen.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-04

Cine Stoung aus Dem otlonti-
iden C5eon bat cinen Iiarten Grud
in Ocr @eqcnO bon 9crmu0o perur.
iubt. OeitIi6 pom @liiiiiiippi miro
6eitte unO morgen ibones @ettcr
berrihen unO eroBe Eemperotitr'
per0noeringen ino niht 81 erpor'
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-04
gIrd. .siroBc unO 4in 9aIcD. p bci

<tAuJ- -'-iLuDS Atto Pun <tAANJf - w T
80.
Sofetp 9. & 8. a. an 9lIf. @ono6D,
Gltieite 9clnoro, nobc Ganton.9Ipc,
1913 bel GO.
Charles 8reocrid uno 5rou an s.
gG. llbl mo 6rou, @eiiieitc sen.
mooO-9l0enue, nube McGIOerrD-Stry
1876 bel 6S.
g9olter g. @citpboI an SorrD
@beatlep, @eiiieite SmoIlpooO.,
no6e 9ofer. StroBe, IA bel 80.
SIoac S6upiro uno 6rau on
Wlort6o u. 6reeup, 6 @runOitiide.
SSm, 6. @oee an Giuccut 8. Eol-
miIano, SiiOoliieitc @ronbD, na5r
2loDO-StraBe.
NlatilOo 2obeD, glohIoBperpaIte-
rim, an 2uigi Wloriii, gtoroleite Ga
Itern.9lpenue, 10 bel 476.
Soi6uu 9. Toricp an Oliocr &C.
Gerrotb, 9Iorooitieitc Sompoen.9lpe,
nobc 27. Strobe, 1874 bei 70.
@oio. s. 9eper an Bertha 3. gca-
ben 10 @riinOitiide.
Seurp g8. Sling an 5. SrDing
9eolmeor, Sitieite WcGonoug6-,
no6c 9iOole-StroBe, IL bel 70,
Sames u. 9eolnear & Con So
an Gitle Guarantee nnO Sruit 60,
4 @ruuOiiide.
Sobn Nl. 6orte an Sos. q. 9eoI-
meor & Son 60, A @rnnoitiide.
2lopO 81. 0loeers an glnno q. go.
gers, I @runoitiid.
6Iorence Goplin an 6ront 8. Gin.
ger. ir.. SiiOieit 9iortb.9Ioemie, nobe
Z. StroBe 10 bel 1926.
Wlortba s. Gurner an Charles &C.
Stcpnrt, ir, mO 6rou. gtoroieitc
6oIlins-, ua6e Gorep.Strabe, 1853
bel SO.
Mm. s. 9ouloin lnO 6rail an ct.
gln0rcip's Stride, Gitieite 9rooounD,
nobc 2onpolc.StraBe, 16 BEL 80.
E6os. 6. 9iOoiion unO 5rou an
Grneit &ouih unO SrauN3 Grlno-
ltiide.
Gbilip Goer6er unO SSrail an Nm.
Senmeter uno 6rau, peitieite Sen.
mooO,gIpenue. nobe SrleonssStraBe,
1876 bel 70.
Ebilip Sinner, 9eItomeutspoIl.
Itreder, an ggm s. Stein\inO 6rou,
Sitieite 9loie-, no6e 6opette.StraBc,
t2 bel Go.
2ouis 2iepnan al gIbel NoIentbal,
GltIcitc Stodton., no6e Eratt. ctr.
6. s. Gallagher geoItp SO. an
go6enlion 9. 8 4 Q. g., glr. 4i6.
Oloro-@obinion- -StroBe
Eieiel6e an oieielbc, glr.425, glorO.
9lo6inion.StrdBe.
@ifie Sobnion SentinS mo gInoe-
re, an Morp Clemens, Snicite Der
9orclop-StraBe, uabe @ilion-Str-
23.4 bel ito.
8orrp u. Ridoro unO 6rnu, an
@roce 8. gurfe, Gitieite ser Gilt
nore-glbe., nobe gllto-Str.
Somes aceItD oil @eo. 3. 6ernou
ino 6rnlL gtorooiticite SC Cemetery.
Cane nobe galtimorc.StroBc.
g8ilbur Q. WlorfIono un0 8rau
an 2eonoro s. @olf ino 6ruu, geit-
leite Der MontforO., nobe 2afnDette.
9lOe., IS bel 6S.
@iintber 9rnu uno Grnu an So
ibuo Qoricp unO 6rau, 1 @riinOitiid.
Sobn so. 6orte an @mmu u. Sor-
ner, gloropeitieite Der goter, nobe
Gipilion-Strv 12 BEL 5S.
emma 81. &orner an s. Syroing
gcoImeor, NorOpeitieite Der 9oter-,
nobe 0ioiiiou.Str.. t2 bel So.
s. Sroine 8eolmeor uno 6rou an
Sumes 30. 9[ooms, Noropeitieite Der
Bater', nobeDtoilion'9tr., z bel 0S.
Sobn S. Gorlin an SarrD g. Wlc.
Canadian mO 6rait SiiOoitieite III.
mou.9loenuc, nobe 9leiIterStotun 9iG.,
2t.S bel 926.
@co. ". Gonnellp uno 6rau an 8.
aornblott unO iSrou, Oloroieitc
8raoIcp-, uobe YinesStrabe, 1911
bel 34.8.
Sgnotius Smith lno SSraii an @el.
Iic Noicu6erg, 10 @runoitiide.
9lolano Yorf 60 an @. s. &eeic
lnO Brnu, I @rinoitiid.
Srctcn fir Ocmtidc %rcEC Gin.
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UieOIslandDc Nn8ctaeu.
VuEen sic fdJ
BON eincm erniten
Wlanne laaen:

Wie erb0ltCn Slc
Sbre gcinnbcu paare
nnb mic fJnnen SIrc
trnnfcu ONnrc inrirt
iuerbcn.
llnieriuCbunq frei, mentt
Nebnnolllllg berlnugt.
SprebItunoen BON
8 llbr Wlorgene bis
Z llbr Nbenos.
CURE OF BALDNE AS
The first and only OF
the World.
3102 Ch.galtinlure.etr.
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AbDHnentcn, bic ben ,,9cmtlhcn GORE.
lpDnoenicn" nidlt piinfillb 0ber nnreael.
nldRig crbuItrn, fnb acbcten, ber Office
bapUn per Ielepbpn pDer ldlFlliliM Wsiiv
thriiuua ~ mNtsem
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-31
PATRIOTIC DEMONSTRATION TO
BE HELD IN THIS CITY
MONDAY.
ALL MARSHALL COUNTY
ASKED TO PARTICIPATE
Military Parade and Speaking 20 Fsa-
turs Prosram--Ail Men Called to Col
ors to Participate - identification
Medals and Wrist Watches or Com
fort Kits to Be Presented to Soldiers.

Marshall county boys drawn for ser
rendered public farewell reception IN
this city Monday, when it Is hoped that
all the men called to the colors from
this county will meet in a patriotic
celebration. The plan to give ban
quet to the soldier boys has been dis
pensed with owing to the uncertain
ty Of having all the men together on
a single day, and the difficulty in ar
ranging q guest list. -
It had been suggested that each boy
be permitted to invite one guest, put
this would permit Of one parent to at
tend while the other would not be adj
United. The division of Marshall
county's quota into several groups
which are to report at Des Moines on
different days made 1t Impractical 20
hold general reception and banquet
and it was decided to use the MONEY
raised for this purpose in purchasing
some practical article which would be
a constant reminder to the soldier boy
of the folks at home and an apprecia-
tive community.
The committees in charge have az
ranged for a meeting of the soldier
boys Monday, with para6s and pro-
gram. A speaker will be secured. The
day is expected to be one Of great
significance.
Identification Cards For Men.
Every man from Marshall county
enlisted or drafted into the army or
naval service of the United States VIII
be presented with Lronze identified
ton medal, to be worn about the neck
with a cord. The medals are about
the size of half dollar, and on one
side in relief is the Iowa coat OF arms
and the American eagle, while around
the rim appear the words, "A token OF
appreciation from the citizens Of Mar
shall county" and the Iowa motto,
"Our liberties we prize and our i''lts
we will maintain" On the reverse will
be engraved the mans name and the
year.
Ask Whole County to Respond.
All of Marshall county is asked to
respond to the call for Mondays fare
well meeting. public demonstration
Of appreciation for the patriotic spirit
of the men who are to go into ser
vice, rivaling that of 81. or '9S, Is anti
ctpated and every citizen may do his
bit in showing Marshall county boys
that he is heartily in accord with the
spirit Of the times.
This will be the only opportunity to
see all the men drawn for service to-
gether an devery Marshall county citt-
zen should be present to make the day
one never to be forgotten. Marshall
town merchants are requested to de-
corate their stores for the occasion, and
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-31

busine6s generally will be suspended
because OF Labor day, making II pos
sible for all MarshAlltown residents 20
participate.
Parade Strictly Military.
The parade, which will move from
Fourth and Main streets at 10 o'clock
will be strictly military in character.
The order Of the parade follows
Soldiers home band.
Veterans from the soldiers home.
Members Frank M. Thomas Post, y.
A. r.
Spanish American war veterans. MI
Members OF the new national army.
]. o. o. F. band.
High school cadets.
Red Cross.
Home guards.
Automobiles will be provided for the
veterans who desire to ride.
Speaking at Y. N. G. A.
The parade will halt at the Y. M g.
A. building, where the program will be
held Some well known speaker will
be secured, definite arrangements for
the program to be completed today.
The committee in charge Of the speak
ing has several speakers In mind ana
will arrange for one who can be easily
secured.
The Times Republican has made q
special rate to the committee for pap
ers to be sent to the Y. M. G. A. ana
X. Of C. buildings in camps where Mar
shall county boys are located. sum
necessary to, finance this has been set
aside for the purpose and a committee
will supervise It.
A committee composed Of Aaron Pal
mer,-L o. Kemble and r. w. McCreery,
will draft letter to accompany the
gifts to the boys.
subscri ption Lists Open.
In order to care for the expense OF
the program and the distribution Of
gifts it will be necessary for every one
in Marshall county to do his bit. The
funds raised for a banquet have been
turned over to the committees in
charge and will go toward defraying
the expenses. Those who can subscribe
should do SO as soon as possible and
and every one should have hand In
the farewell to the boys. Funds may
be paid In to any Marshalltown bank,
or at the Marshalltown Club, the Y. M.
SAAo
Of the committee in charge to cooper
ate with the Army and Navy Field
Comfort Committee The committees
in charge follow:
General committee. B. Northcott,
chair1nan; r. w. McCreery, e. A.
Franquemont, Frank Ryder, A. W..
Carlson, E. H. Draper w. C. McCarten,
B. c. Whitehill and e. r. Lay.
Committee U speakers-C. G. ST.
Clair, chairman; A. F. Balch, and
Judge B. F. Cummings.
Committee on parade-A. w. Carlson,
chairman; F. M. Wilbur. B. c. White
hill and Aaron Palmer.
Committee to secure names Of men
enlisted and drafted-H. J. Rodgers,
chairman; Leroy Jones and E. A. Fran
Quemont.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-31
News Of Dillon.

II. II. Engleman and wife, of KEEL
logg, and Mrs. Wright, of Washing
ton, visited Friday with their father
Tallman Mack.
Martin Mason, of Clinton. came
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. 8. H.
Hagen. Mr.. Mason was on his way
to Portland, Ore.
The married and single men played
ball Sunday, resulting in q 16-to-12
victory for the married men. The bat
teries we're Harry and Walter Wolken.
Fred Schultz and Inman Jacobs Harry
Bucklacher umpired the game.
0. s. West, Of Paullina, came Satur-
day for a visit with his sister, Mrs.
J. A. Wignalls, and family, and other
relatives. being on his way to the state
fair at Des Moines
William Eckhart and family, William
Eckhart, Jr.. and family, and Mira.
Henry Metgy, Of State Center, spent
Sunday with August Freiboth and fam
ily
Louis Smith. and family, Of State
Center were Sunday visitors with D.
e.. Wolken and family.
Henry Hsnness and family, of State
Center were Sunday visitors with the
Fred Nuese family.
School will begin Sept. :. with Miss
Flager as principal.
D. g. Wolken and sons, August
Clarence and Elmer, and son n-law,
o. A. Tostenson, motored to Des
Moines Tuesday to attend the state
fair.
E. d. Phillips, OF Plainview, Neb.,
visited his sister, Mrs. g. W. Lingham,
Wednesday.
Mrs. J. C. Peck and children went
to Hubbard Thursday for brief visit
with her mother.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-31
TWO BURIED IN CAvE-lN0

WVr~USSU empvUyO0 IN JorVWo 0vrOOS
Sewer Caught Whom Earth slides
and One u Almost sumesatsd- omsr
Johnson, City, and Robert oummsrt,
Quarry, Both lt4ursd.
Two men we're injured. painfully, tho
not seriously. about noon today In a
cave-in Of q sewer ditch on which
they were working in Jerome street.
The injured are:
Omer Johnson, aged SO, 900 South
Sixth avenue.
Robert Gummert, aged 80, OF Quarry.
The men arc brothers In law, and
employed by Anderson & lCmpie, con-
tractors who are laying the sewer. The
accident happened at 11:45.
without warning the sandy soil in
which the men were working gave way
at q point about midway between
Seventh and Eighth streets. r. q.
Apgar, who lives at Seventh, saw the
earth sliding. and helped workmen get
the mon out. Both Of the laborers
were covered to a depth Of about two
feet above their heads. Johnson was
almost suffocated. It required twenty
minutes OF hard digging to get the men
out after their heads were uncovered.
Johnson's injury is fracture Of the
left clavicle. qummert suffered COM
pound fracture Of the right clavicle and
a bad confusion Of the head. He was
the worst injured. and suffered also
from shock.
Mr.. Apgar hurried Gummert in an
automobile to the Deaconess hospital,
where DR. r r. Hansen dressed his
injuries. DR.. Hansen also cared for
Johnson, who was removed to the hos
pital shortly after his brother in law.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-31
pain. 4 the Stomach and Bowels.

Owing to the great distress which
this disease occasions, every family
should keep at hand the proper medi-
cine for it's relief. Mrs L. E. Sinks,
Centralia, III, writes. my father has
kept Chamberlain's Collie and Diar-
rhoea Remedy In the house as long
as / can remember, and when he has
taken 1t, to my knowledge it has given
the desired relief" For sale by all
druggists 49, advertisement.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-31
Notice to County Fair Exhibitors.

The office Of the secretary, room TO-
First National Bank building, will be
open evenings on and after Sept. !, to
receive entries. People living in the
city are requested to make their en-
tries during the week before the fair
and save the rush at the grounds on
Monday. Entries Of horses, cattle,
swine, sheep, and poultry close Friday,
Sent. 7. w. NJ. Clark, secretary.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-31
OGDEN HERE LABOR DAY.
Fast Western Iowa Club to Meet In
dependents Here Monday.

dependents Here Monday.
Manager Earl Rhoades has secured
q game for the Marshalltown Inde-
pendents here Labor day with the fast
independent team of Ogden. The visit
ing club has had a remarkably success
full season and the local team lost in
a game played at Ogden a few weeks
ago. The Independents, however, will
present more formidable lineup
Monday, with "Hub' Hill, of Waterloo,
ia the box, and changes in the inf1eld
designed to strengthen the club. The
game will be called at 8 O'clock.
The Independents have scheduled a
game with Belle PLANE at Belle Plaine
for Sunday, Sept. 9.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-31
klns pavid's militia.

King David organised I national
militia, divided into ~ regiments.
under their respective ofacers, each q
which was called ont for one month In
the year. At the head Of the army
when In active service he appointed :
commander In chief.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-31
Gard Of Thanks.

We desire in this manner to thank
the neighbore and friends for their
kindness during our recent bereave-
ment; also for the beautiful flowers
sent. Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Binford and
family.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-31
surs o. one Thing.

SURE OF Ono Thing.
A maiden lady Of more or less I'M
certain years, no matter II she has
made failure Of everything she has
ever undertaken. II always sure she
would b success % wifs.-st. Paul
Pioneer Press.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-31
A Bears Diet.

A bear win eat anything from green
grass to elk steak. Favorite foods are
fish, berries, roots, insect larvae, honey,
frogs and all kinds Of fish.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-31
In tho Police Court.

with wife desertion by Mrs. Arvilla
flanagan. set for hearing this morning
before Justice B. L. Burritt was COM
tinued for week.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-31
New Parcel Delivery.

we have installed along with our
grocery business motor delivery for
all kinds of parcels. A specially OF
taking family washings and all prompt
deliveries to any place in the city.
Phone 1863. Third avenue grocery.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-31
INo.ice = car and Electric Consumers

Watch for the discount date on your
bills. II you do not receive your bills
within two days after your meters are
read, phone us for duplicates so you
can save, the discount. Iowa Railway
and Light Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-31
DlPArHER,A,fcAusEs DEATH.
Roland Perkett, Aged 3, Dies Altar Les'
Than Weeks Illness.

Than Weeks Illness.
4 Roland, the s-year-old son Of Mr. and
Mrs. w. l. Perkett, 204 North Six
teenth street, died at 4 o'clock Thurs
day afternoon. Of diphtheria. The lad
had been sick since Friday. The par
ents have one other son, Harry, aged
s. Burial service was conducted at
Riverside this afternoon at 2 o'clock,
in charge Of Rev W. M. Baker
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-31
MARRIED.
peFranee- Murty.

Earl Francis DeFrance and Miss
Myrtle Murty both OF MontouT, were
married by Justice B. l.. Burritt, at his
office at $3.50 o'clock Thursday after
noon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-31
CIosino Notice.

I, we VIII be closed Monday next, Seat.
&, all day, on accopntJ0f labor holiday.
Bowles I. Billings, 305 Market street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-31
NO DELIVERIES MONDAY.

United Delivery Wagons Don't Run
Monday, So Order Early Saturday.
Owing to Monday being Labor day.
and all stores closed, the United De-
livery Company wagons will not oper-
ate on this day. Only the usual de-
liveries will be made on schedule all
day Saturday, SO prepare for Monday
by ordering early Saturday.-Adver-
tisement.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-03-26
BUIGARs POUND OPEN TOWN.

CORFU, Greece. March ga
semi-official Serbian statement from
Salonil0i today declares that the Bull
garians. to avenge themselves be-
cause they were being forced by the
pressure OF the allied army to retire
gradually from Monastir. renewed on
March Is and 1s their bombardment
OF the open town or Monastir.
Six hundred additional shells.
many of which contained asphyxiat-
ing gases. were dropped upon the city
The victims. it is stated. were Old
men. women and children. The death
list numbers IS. while % persons are
dying and 10 others are suffering
from less serious wounds. Fifty-nine
houses were demolished.
The previous gas Dombardment Of
Monastir occurred on March IL,
when more than so civilians. a Ser
blan statement announced. were kill
ed by the bombs and By ordinary shell
fire
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-03-26
THAT JAR OF MUSTEROLE ON
THE BATHROOM SHELF
Has Relieved Pain for Every One
in the Family

Wnen little Susie had the Group; when
Johnny got his feet wet and caught cold /;
when father sprained his knee; when
grannys rheumatism bothered her
That jar Of Musterole was right there
to give relief and comfort.
made with oil of mustard. Il will not
blister like mustard plaster.
Quick-reiief for sore throat. bronchitis,
tonsilitis, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia,
headache. congestion. picurisy. rheumz-
tism, lumbsgo. pains and aches of the
back or joints. sprains. sore muscles.
bruises. ciilblains, frosted feet. colds on
Try Mpsteroie for crounv children.