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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1917-10-24
Dva nicitele. a devet obchodnich
'~
lodi ztraceno.

Londyn, %. rijna : Diva ne
.metti zaskodnici napadli a poto-
pill jedenaet lodi v Severnim mo-
ii We stredu. Dye anglicke tor
pedove lodice, provazejici obchod-
nj lode. naIezaly Sc meM znieenN-
mi lodmi. Tri obchodn1 lode IL
milky b6hem akce. Urednl ozna-
meni anglicke yalecne iliadovny
prayi. ze znitenylni torp6dovymi
Iodicemi byly Mary Rose a Strong
Bow a mezi znicenymi obchodni-
mi lodemi nalezalo Sc pet nor
skIch, til svedske jedna dam
ska, jez potopeny byly bez yystra-
hy. Tficet Norvezann bylo "a
chrdneno patrolnimi lodicemi. Ne
mecke zaskodni lode byly slime
vyzbrojeny a jevily tuzbu po u
niknntl drive, nez prace jeiich
mohla byti prerusena anglickfmi
namofnlm silami, pravi lfedni o.
znameni, a nencinily zadneho pc
kusn zachraneni muzstva poto-
penFch torpedoboren.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1917-10-24

Omaha, Neb, as required BIZ Sec 10 o. the Trad
ses Win the Enemy Act approved October 9. lSif.
Den otevreneho boje je blizky.
PafN. y. fijna. - Valka ma a5E
padni fronte yyvinula novou fa5
a pravdepodobn6 posledni. Boip
zde isou nyni TAX rozdilna Cd q
mech roce 1914 1915, jak jen
mohon bfti. Ncjdfive lednalo 81
0 otcvfeny boj, kdyz Nemei pre-
| mali SC pres Belgii a Francii Pl
ftt pax pfisly boje zakopoVe, KITE
re So pomalu yyvljely, az zmoc-
neni Sc jednoho zakopu stale Sc O.
peracl tax yelkou jako Waterloo.
Nynl ale mono videti temer bo-
je otevfene krajine $ nepfite-
lem, proyad6jicim jakysi druh bo-
ie zadnlch vojil dojde-li k pine
|mu rozvinuti tohoto drnhu vaIce-
mi, pax znamenati to mnze pru-
SKY listup. Jenom nahle pferuse-
mi nepfatelstyi mnze zahraniti w
tazenl opony tomto tfiaktoyem
dramatu kalseroye. Cd tt doby.
Ico korunnl prime nesetkal Sc Sc
zdarem Il Verdunu, Nemci neod-
vazili So skutetnou ofensivu ma
zapadnI fronte provesti, Cd bityy
ina Somme Nemci nalezaIi SC ote-
yrene defensive a pritomne me-
thody jsou dilsledkem Hindenbur-
govy snahy, ably Sc udrzel. Bityy
ma fece somme byly serii iitoc-
InTch operaci, jichz dfisledkem by
10 zmocneni sc systemu zakopd,
ktetl byl pravfm biudistem oper-
Inych prllkopu a tunelu. Po TAX
Idlouho, dokud Hindenburg mel "a
to, ze Jc schopen pfolomiti linie
IspoJencu, pokracoyal V tomto za-
kopovem yedcni valky. Udrzoval
svoje prvnl linie pine muzstya.
Desetltislce tohoto vojska byly IL
smrceny, nezli 81 uvedomil, ze
|ztracl svoji sflu IIindenbug po
t6 zakopal Sc hloub6ji, y mno-
'hych pripadech tiicet AZ padesat
stop pod zemi. Ale jeho muzstvo
pres to zmiralo iako mysi V pa
stitch, kdyz anglicti yojaci pocali
vrhati bomby do otvorn vlkopu
'anebo vlbusniny po temer kol-
mlch schodcch v stfilnach V
|prynich linifch, kde Hindenburg
Iudrzoval svoie vojska druh podIe
Idillha k odrazeni 1toku, stfely
|spojencd ribaly cele setninv. "a
tim 20 velkg nemecky taktik chy-
boyal, anglicka a francouzska de-
la himela a bludiste nemeck}ch
Izdkopli stale Sc troskami. PosIe-
ze ilndenburg uznamenal syoji
chybu. Musi cd te chvile vesti de-
fenSivnl yaIku. Po te prisla bitya
ma Menin ceste, kde novy clonny
ohen, uzfvany Anglicany memo
znll Nemchm jakykoliv odpor. =
Desf stfel zdolal vsechno. Casio
tento clonny ohei znicil n4mecka
vojska. chystaifci Sc k proti1to-
ku, drive nez nsstup zahajila. Ia
kove je bojovani dnes. Nyni mi
Hindenbnrg tab.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1917-10-24
Byvaly kral Konstantin je
nemOcen.

Pafiz. % fijna. curysslta
depese easopisu Matinu prayl, ze
stara rama byvaltho feckfho kra-
le Konstantina Sc opetne otevfela
a D. operace ma mem provcdena
byla sauebrusskf klinicc Y Gu
rychu. Jcho stav Sc povszuje "a
vaznS Dive operaee byly prove
deny ma bfvalem feck6m krali. a
le zadna z nich nem9la Y ddsled-
ku zahojeni Sc rany. ProslFchalo
So, 10 rama zptsobens byla bod
nutfm, ale povssti tyto byly po.
pfeny.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1917-10-24

ttFUHFdu. -, flJHd httSHtl
p0dafilo 50 dostati ySechny sye
lodi yliimkou pozorovacich ele-
meniu Z Moon prliliw bez ztrat
v pfesntm pofadku. die ilfcd-
iii zpravy, vydant namofnim od-
borem. Zpraya tato pravi, ze o.
strovy Oesel a Moon definitiyn6
pfeslye do rukou N6mcu, ale ze
yojenskt operace ma ostrove Dago
jsou stezoyany topografickSm
stavem. zylaste bazinatou pu-
dou.
Londyn, 22. fijna. - Ruskt
lodstvo ze zalivu Rizskeho nastou.
pilo cestu smerem seyernlm Ze "a
liyu Rizskeho. nepochybn6 V imy-
slu pokusiti Sc o uniknuti skrze
kfivolakf praplavy a bludiste o.
stroyil. lezlci mezi mimi d zalivem
lRinskym, anebo je NONE, ze ru-
ska flotila. aekoliv mnohem po,
drnzn6jsi dGleeh a potunnem,
vyplula b chran6nych vod, kan
Sc nchglila : millulem tydnu, a.
by syedIa bityn 5 dreadnaughty
i iinlmi playidly. tyoficimi ne
meckt lodstvo.
Ornament 0 yyplntl flotily ie
obsazcno Y posledni nemecke L.
fedni zpraye, ktera prayi, ze Ru-
sove ponechali "a sebou biteyni
lod Slayu, ktera byla potopena ve
stredeem bitve a ctyri dalsi lode,
ktere vjeIy ma m6lciru cd tf do
by, kdy namornl aktivity Y zali-
vi Rizskem byly zahajeny. Ma
Sc "a TO, ze Rnsove spise pokou-
sell Sc nniknouti, nez syesti BIZ
tvu, a ellen iejich je nepochyb
ne Reval. ruska pevnost, naleza-
jici Sc zaliwl Fimskfm. V sever.
MIN Estohsku.
Mezitim Nemei zmocniIi Sc npl-
ne ostrova Dago. lezlciho jiho-
zapadnlm vjezdu do zalivu Fin
skfho. q take ostroya SchiIdau.
nalezajfciho Sc mezi Moon ostro-
vcm pobfezim Estonska V zalivu
Finskem. Nekolik set zajatcl
bylo vzato ma Dago ostrove
Anglicti namofni yzduchoplav.
ei znacne bombardovali pfistav
Ostende Y Belgii, ktereho je pou-
Iyano ia nemeekou ponorkoyou
zakIadnu. Berlinska liredni zpra-
va prayi, ze cetne domy We mestf
byly poskozeny Stfelami manor
mich del.
Ma bitevnf fronte Y Belgii znac-
ma d6lostrelecka cinnost ma stra-
ne Anglicani a Francouzl pokra.
cllle 5 Nemci, odpoyidaiicimi Wy
tfvale na tento ohen rliznFcli
spkcich. Y Champagne, nedaleko
bory Cornillet, a We vgseci II Yer
dunu Nemci podnikli znacne prud
ke htoky pechotou proti Fran
couziim zapadne od hory CorniI-
let, ale byli odrazeni.
X prudkym bojdm doslo take
mezi Italy a Rakusany krajin6
Tridentska a podel Julianske from
~ na rakousko-italskem jevisti
yalecnfm a mezi spojenci a ten
tonskymi spojenci Macedonii
Stejne take We vychodni Afri-
ee doslo k obnoveni bojI mczi an
, glickym a p9meck}m vojskem., Y
kierfch Nemci porazenl byli ne
daleko Nyango. Pozdeji ale Mem.
ri rratili Sc do boje a die posled
nich zpray, bitva je Y proudu. O.
be strany utrpely znaenf ztraty,
kdyz zprava posilana bvla do Lon.
d9na.
Pnpravny parliament. byl zaha.
ien Petrohradf Premier Keren.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1917-10-24
Nemecke knihy nejsou zavadne.

Lincoln, Neb., %. rijna.
Zpraya, vypracovana zvlastnim
ylborem, jmenovanym statni o.
brannou radou pro prehlidnuti L.
200 knih v tTiefti nemeckTeh ko-
cujfcich knihovnach, patficich
Statni knihovnf komisi, sdeluje, ze
V prohltdnutych knihach nebylo
palczcno ME zavadneho. S vyjim-
kou nekolika knih je mozno vSe-
chny ostatnf nechati Y ob6hn
Americti vojaci We Francii kupuji
bondy Svobody.
Pafiz, %. fljna. Ameri6ti
vojaci We Francii konaii nejenom
syoj praci zakopech. ale pred
chazcji take dobrfm pfikladcm
obcanstvu donna V kupovani bon
dd syobody NekoIik million'l
dollart bylo jiz JIM upsano. v
nekteryeh pesfch setninaeh kaz-
.dv fadovJ vojak dlstojnik u
psal Sc ma jeden anebo vice bon
dh. Mezi jednotlivfmi jednotka-
mi vedena byla soutez, ktera 2
mich vice upise. General Perish
ing vyd6l zvlastni rozkaz dine, Y
kterem vyzfvaI m1zstvo, ably ko-
nalc svoji vlasteneckou povinnost
a bojnf ma phjfku Sc upisovalo.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1917-10-24
Hrabe Tarnowski polskym vybe-
rem "a premiera.

Kodan, % ffina. Irovska
depcse pravi. zc hrabG Tarnowski
2 Tarnowa, bIvaly rakousko.u-
herskf yyslanec We Spojenrei
statech. byl navrzen Polaky jako
iedin( jejieh kandidat pro 6fad
premiera noyeho polskeho kralov-
stvi. kteryzto iiiad ma bFti obsa-
zen prave jmenovanou regentu-
rou. Nemci ale stavi Sc proti kan
didature hrabate Tarnowskeho.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1917-10-24
OELNIC! A vO-
JAGI PRO vRACENI
kOL0N|I KAIsEROv|
Delegati na paiizskou Konferenci
vyzvAni, ably pracovali pro neu-
tralisaci panamy O Suezu.

Petrohrad %. nina. Ruskf
mlroyH program. iak vypracoyan
byl yykonnym ylborem rady del
alckIch a yojenskfch delegatu We
form6 instfukci pro bpyaleho mi
nistra pi'ace, Skobcleva. syeho de-
'egata do konfcrence v Paiizi, Sc
stara 2 Is clanku, kryjleich vse-
.ehnF zalezitostI cd Panamy az k
sPersii. Clanck II. zada neutrali-
saci Panamskeho prnplavu" a Ella
mex s. yraceni ySech kolonii Ne
mecku.
Program lstfedniho vykonn6ho
v{boru rady d6lnickych a yoicn-
skIch delegatt je nasleduilci:
l. Vyklizeni N6mci Ruska
autonomie pro Polsko. Litevsko d
lotysske provincie.
2. Autonomie pro tureckou Ar
mcnii.
3. Rozhodnuti otazky Elsaska
q Lotrinska plebiscitem; hlasova-
IN ma bfti provedeno mlstnimi ci-
yilnlmi autoritami po odstraneni
vojsk obou valtieich skupin.
!. Obnovenf Belgie k iieh pa-
Fodnlmu pomezi a od$kodntni "a
ztl'aty mezinarodniho fondu.
5. Obnoveni Srbska Gerne fia-
1y podobnlm odskodnenlm.
Srbslu ma Sc dostati piistupu k
Adriatickemu mofi. Bosnia Her
iegovina mali byti autonomnimi.
6. Balkanskd distrikty, kterf
9ede Sc spor, mali zlskati docas-
nou autonomii ktera ma bTti na-
sledoyana plebiscitem.
{. Rumunsko ma bIti obnove-
no ku svym pHvodnim hranicim
na podminku, ze povoll Dobrudzi
autonomii a powell stejna prava
zidum.
8. Autonomie pro italske pro-
vince Rakousku, jez ma bTti ma
sledoyana plebiscitem.
g. Vracenl vsech kolonii Meme
cku.
10. Znovuobnovenf Recka Per-
sic.
II. Neutralisace vsech nzin. We
douclch k vnitinim moiim take
suezskeho a Panamskeho prdpla
vi. Ssyoboda plavby pro obchod-
nj lode. Zruseni prava torpedova-
ii obchodni lodstvo u ease vaIec-
mem.
II. NSichni valku vedouci mali
Sc yZdati galecnych kontribuci
nabrad jakekoliv forme, ale Pc
nizc, obetoyane ma vydrzoyani IA
jatca a ysechny kontribuce, w
mahane V prnbefu valky. mali BY
ii vraceny.
13. Obchodnl smlouvy nemaji
byti zalozeny ma nlrovyeh smlou-
vdch; kazda zem6 muze jednati
neodvisle S ohledcm ma obchodni
syou zasadu.
II. Podminky mlru mely by
bfti stanoyeny ma mirovem kon-
greSe, sestavajlcim y delegatn, vo-
lenIch lidem a potvrZenych par
lamentem Diplomatic nesmi uza
yllati tajne smlouyy. ktere jsou
proti pravilm lidu a y dilsledku
toho neplatne.
Is. Pozvolne odzbrojeni ma sou
81 mofi a zrizeni vojcnskeho sv-
stemu.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-16
SURVEY or HIGH SCHOOL SHOWS
EARNINGS AND THRIFT.
PUPILS OF FIVE GRADES
EARNED $15,561 IN VACATION
Three Hundred Thirty-three Boys and
Girls Out of 500 Reported They
Worked For Wages in Summer
Most Of Boys Were on Farms-Near-
Iy ESQ Working While in School.

A most interesting summary of what
high school pupils did during the
summer vacation. how much money
they earned, the size of their bank
accounts, and how much they arc saw
ing, is contained in a thrift survey
compiled in the high school and issued
by Superintendent Palmer The average
person would not think that high
school pupils had saved much money.
The survey shows they have bank
accounts of total of s35,15o.35. This
is but one Of several items of interest
ing and surprising information the
survey contains.
The questions, the answers to which
were compiled in the survey were
answered by sos pupils from the eighth
to twelfth grade, inclusive.
Earned Money; Saved Il.
The first question was: did you
work for wages or earn morney in any
way during the summer vacation OF
1912
Two hundred thirty-two boys and
1O1 girls answered that they had, and
that combined they earned the tidy
sum OF $15,561SS. The boys earned
s13,44s.40 and the girls s2,113.4s. The
largest individual earnings weer about
5000, but q number Of the boys re-
ported having earned from 1925 to $3.50
The largest per cent of workers We're
on farms, but numbers of the boys
worked in shops and factories.
In addition to the usual and long list
a.
rather out of the ordinary ones: Berry
craters, boot blacks, brush cutters in
Minnesota, BARRIERS. burro driver In
Colorado cocoon gatherers, care takers
of pop corn stand, rabbit raisers and
school census takers.
They Have the Money.
One hundred eighty-nine boys re-
ported that their combined bank
accounts amount to s27,545.49 and l5S
girls reported their combined bank
accounts totaled s7.604.S6. a total OF
s35.15O.a5. OF the BAT pupils who have
bank accounts, 2O9 of them started
their bank accounts thru their own
efforts. OF the total bank accounts
not to exceed $4,000 represents legacies.
In other words practically all Of the
money represents money earned or -
the savings from allowances OF parents.
Bows to the number of 107 are earn
ing an average of s257.15 while at
tending school, and thirty-eight girls
reported their combined earnings each
week while in school as $56.45. One
hundred thirtyzffSe boys and Ill girls
reported that they are at present saw
ing money out Of their earnings OF
allowances.
The survey gives the most valuable
information regarding industry and
thrift among high school pupils that
was ever obtained in the schools. 1t
has a double value for the reason that
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-16
FonmEa u GRAND GIRL DEAD
Miss Lotto Sanders Passss Away At
whittier, Cal.


Whittier, Cal.
Word received by p. A. Sanders OF
LeGrand, from Whittier, CAL, tells OF
the death there Sunday evening Of his
only sister, Miss LOTTO Sanders, for
merry Of LeGrand. Miss Sanders died
following an illness of nine months.
due to nervous breakdown. At the
time of her death Miss Sanders was
making her home with her cousin, j.
W. Marshall.
Miss Sanders was the only daughter
Of the late Jonah and May Sanders.
pioneer residents of LeGrand. and the
former the first school teacher at LIE
Grand. Miss Sanders was born at Le-
Grand, March %. 1888. She was grad
uated from the LeGrand high school
and the old LeGrand Friends Academy,
being graduated from the latter In
stitution In 1904. Since the death OF
her parents, ten years ago. Miss San
ders has been making her homo in
California. Her brother at LeGrand.
who lives on the old home place, is the
only surviving member of the family.
Funeral services for Miss Sanders
were conducted at Whittier this after
noon. Burial following in the Whittier
cemetery.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-16
Local Weather Record.

Sixty-nine and Al were the extremes
of temperature Monday compared with
Is and 40 Sunday, and 81 and S6
wear ago Monday At this morning
the Temperature was A. compared with
Al at the corresponding hour Monday
morning.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-16

The women realized s2a.2S net.
Mr.. and Mrs. searlcs. OF Eldora, II
visiting Mrs. Egbert this week.
Mrs Eva Doud has returned homo
from Rochester, Mimi. and Is gettins
along nicely.
The Red Cross harvest festival was
an unqualified success. Eighteen new
members joined. The crowd was large
and would boon larger II the weather
had been favorable.
Mr.. Alexander, of Covington, visited
at the Garrett home over Sunday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-16
New Au.omobiI. paint shop.

new auto paint shop has been
opened at 107 North Center street ana
Ia we'll prepared to paint automobiles,
buggies and wagons. We would 30
glad to figure with you on your work
and can guarantee hrst class Job.
Our Mr.. Sprague, the manager, used
to be with the Kissel Company at
Hartford, Wisconsin, and has HAD
practical experience in seevraf large
paint shops. Phone 767. A. +. Spragne.
Manager.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-16
Ferguson News.

Miss Mable Doud went to Harndon
to visit her brother, Charles Doud
Miss Anna Goush was In Baxter to
visit friends saturday and Sunday.
Tho Rebekahs gave chicken din
ner Tuesday at the Odd Fellows hall
and donated SlS.2S to the Red Cross.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-16

the record Of each pupil is to be filed
and will furnish valuable assistance In
vocational guidance as well as future
placement In suitable employment.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-16

Mrs. w. NJ. Keith and daughter
Mrs A. Fl. Richerodt, Of Lamollle
spent Monday in the city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-16

Mrs. C. A. Clifford and Miss Dewey
Ewalt of Liscomb, were in the cit!
Monday
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-16

Mrs. G. w. Tower and daughter
Mrs. Eunice LESSEE, Of Eldora, were
visitors in the city Monday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-16

Mrs. j. T.. Grouse. of Albion, who has
been spending several days in the CITY,
returned home Monday evening.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-16

Mrs. Florence l.. Dahl, Of Garner
who has been visiting in the city, re-
turned home Monday evening.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-16

DR.. II. NJ. Allen, veterinarian; Office
Stoffer's feed barn. phone 1885.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-16

All your washing; most Of your iron
ing, 81 for next thirty days. Ask US
for particulars. Phone $50. Palace
Laundry. .>
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-16

Rowena Circle will meet Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Floyo
Lowry, EOS North Eighth avenue.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-16

Always ask your grocer for SWEEP
Home bread. Central Bakery.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-16

Mrs. L. e. Kuggle, OF Gilman, was
q visitor in the city Monday
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-16

Mrs. l.. Severd, Of Story City, who
has been visiting friends at Ames, was
in the city Monday being >en her way
home.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-16

Mr.. and Mrs Guy Garner of Gilman
spent Monday in the city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-16

Maple syrup time is here. use the
Dickinson brand made in Marshalltown
and for sale at all grocers. Phone A..
Bailey Boys.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-16
CITY IN BRIEF
Is head Of good young mules.
Bring your watches in. Hodges

Sweet apples and ounces. get them
now. Parlor Grocery.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-16

At the market sale in Marshalltown'
next Saturday. October 20, one man
will sell his dairy herd Of fine milch
cows. Advertisement.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-16

Mrs Harry Coughlan, Of Whiteburg
who has been visiting her grandmother,
Mrs. Lydia Galley, at the soldiers home,
returned home Monday evening.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-16

Members Of the Wednesday Bridge
Club enjoyed a picnic lunch Monday
at the home Of Mrs. G F. Thayer, 3
North Tenth street and decided to hold
their future meetings on Mondays. The
afternoon hours were spent with
bridge.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-16

See the 1000 feet moving picture
production Of the greatest and largest
chiropractic convention eevr held IN
the world. Casino theater Tuesday and
Wednesday, Oct. 16 and II. Adver-
tisement.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-16

Private Walter Park, Of the FIFTH
aero squadron, stationed at South Sar
Antonio, Tex, arrived in the city Mon
day for fifteen days furlough, which
he will spend with his mother, Mrs
Nora Liscomb, and family. AZ South
Second street. The young soldier re-
turned home also to see his brother
Alfred Park. who Is patient IN st
Thomas hospital, where recently ne
underwent an operation for radical
mastoiditis.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-16

The regular meeting Of the Monday
Bridge Club was held Monday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. Charles
Myers, 1912 West Main street. At the
close of the games the hostess served
refreshments. assisted by Mrs. w. P.
Mosher.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-05-07
Daily Stock Letter.

UNITED Press sLeased Wire Service.1
NEW YORK, May 1.-THE New
York Evening Sun financial review
today said:
Trading in today's market was
lacking in practically every element
of interest save for those profess
sional operators on the floor of the
stock exchange who were engaged in
covering short accounts. The snort
interests is in fact SO extensive that
traders on that side Of the market
are prone to timidity.
The fact that the market advanced
one to two points in relatively small
volume of trading would indicate mat
there was less readiness to sell than
in the latter half Of last week. The
success of the liberty loan offering
to date has been due more to the
banks and wealthy investors than to
the average wage Garner to reach
whom the secretary treasurer is bend
ing every effort In order to give the
foation g. popular character. Prices
receded somewhat from the best level
of the day in the Afternoon session as
activity died down although still
holding we'll above the previous clos
ing. Motor and leather stocks were
particularly strong the latter re-
spending to increasing war demand
for leather.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-05-07

Franklin street. It is said that
petition protesting against such &C.
ton is in circulation. The matter
is still hanging fire and it is prob
able that no action will be taken
until all sides have had a chance to
presen. their case.
In the case of Moses R. Angel
VS.. Herman H. Friedman and Alex
ander Cohen, the defendants. through
their attorneys, have entered
special appearance for the sole pur-
pose Of attacking this jurisdiction of
the superior court. 1t is claimed that
the service made upon them did not
give them sufficient notice of pend
ency of the cause to require them to
appear at the May term of the court.
1t is asked that they not be required
to appear at the May term.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-05-07
keokuk Stands In First Place In
Glass Eight Cities, With Aver
age Of 3:55 Seals Per
Capita.
THIRD IN OTHER CLASS
Ottumwa Heads This Division, With
Dubuque Next-Speaks Well for
Promotion by Local
Committee.

Keokuk stands first in the sale Of
Red Cross seals in cities of class
eight, and third in the cities Of the
next higher rank, according to the
report which was received by Miss
Nettie Younker, who had charge Of
the sale of Red Cross stickers here
last Christmas. The per capita sales
of Keol1uk were $50 emitting this
city to high rank in the cities of ten
to twenty thousands.
In the next class of cities where
Keokuk ranks third, Ottumwa takes
first place with sales of 6.6S per CAP
tia. Dubuque second with BIT and
Keokuk third with 355.
The standing of Keokuk speaks
we'll for the work which was done
by the Visiting Nurse association
last winter in promoting the sale of
seals, and for the capable work of
Miss Younker. the chairman, who d.
rected the selling.
Secretary Cloves OF the state as
ISOLATION, has been succeeded by
DR.. j. H. Peck Mr.. Cloves came to
Iowa from New York City and one
of the things which he did for the
campaign was the Inauguration of
the mail selling plan.