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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-05

hospitable people need but the en-
tightening influence of Gods truth
and educations its hand maiden. to
take their proper position In our civic
and political life.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-05

Now that we have survived the
green potato and the green apple sea.
son, here comes along the Texan
watermelon 10 get our goat.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-05

heart interest, is needed to win and
to save and to uplift. Here indeed Is
fallow. ground for the seed OF Chris
tian education. A naturally kind and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-05
PASS REPATRIATION MEASURE.

country OF their birth under penalty
Of being posted as deserters, These
men should he given early opportu-
nifty. at the close Of the war at any
rate. Of returning TO America with
all the rights Of their citizenship un-
changed and unchallenged.
An interesting exception as 70 citi-
zenship was made ny France. Mem
hers Of the American division OF the
French foreign legion were not re-
CURED to renounce their citizenship
A companion measure which must
receive the confederation Of congress
soon has been introduced by Miss
Jeannette Rankin. IF Montana It's
object IS 70 secure American citizen
sh'p n AL Ar er.ean T~orrYen nhcs
NARY foreigners unless they formally
rAnource their citizenship IN writing
NiSs Rankin's measure. which ts IN
the REFORM Of an amendment ~ fhe
that American wives Of foreigners re
siding IN this country may resun1 .
thew citizenship hv fling dec'ara-
? - y -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-05

How do the Chinese grow queues
fast enough?
>--~-----t .'.-s
Mr.. James Leavell Is visiting In
wytheville Va II Is good TO know
that he Is ont Of the danger zone.
Although the Office boy claims this
IL original. VIC have our doubts:
Mary had a Thomas cat.
II warbled like CarrsO.
A uefghbor swung a baseball hat.
Now Thomas doesn't do so.
An exchange admits that II does
not know much aheHt the kaiser
personal habits but iuding from his
BIZ shoots quail on the ground and
rabbits In their beds.
We know % nothing that makes a
street car motorman happier than
haughtily rushing past a pedestrian
who is wildly anxious to board the
overcrowded car
On second thought, II now seems
that Ella Wheeler Wilcox must have
used that sweet little sentiment re-
garding mans position on this old
coil OF trouble only as n little poetic
figure OF speech.
Just the same, we think more OF
Ella than ever before.
This is the day the Fourth Of July
red bugs mature.
-R. s. H.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-05
BIRDS TAKE Two
FROM PROVIDENCE,

Baltimore. July 4-Red Sharron's
triple in the second inning with two
men on bases enabled baltimore n
register to victory over Provi-
dence in the morning game. The
Orioles took the afternoon game 3
to .. BARRIERS batting featuring the
contest.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-05

In the meantime Mr. Hoover. we
are paying FIVE cents for two puny
dOughnuts.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-05

Ing Mr.. Anderson with their four
Near-old girl. Mary at-the- house
Shortly Afterwards Mr.. Anderson left
the house. and, going to Broad street.
purchased some fruit for his daugh-
ter. and it was while he was return
ing that a man sprang in front of
him, delivering a heavy blow on the
face, Mr.. Anderson was rendered I'M
conscious, and knew nothing until he
had been taken to the hospital. At
the time OF the occurrence Second
street was quiet. and only one per-
son saw the attack
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-05


,-.,, ,
we
Come to the
pescua
~ AiAai iteH iie4.
In looking over
The exchanges
rro
Kan across THIS
Gem thought
From, the nen
n.
"All men are
TrnavakerAd
Now,
Fellows,
DO as we are
Doing,
And have someone
Send your wife
Z = marked copy
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-05

How do tho Chinese grow queues
fast enough?
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-05

Mr.. James Leavell Is visiting In
Wytheville, Va II Is good TO know
that he Is ont Of the danger zone
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-05

Has the kaiser wired his con gratu-
iations TO China yet?
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-05

leak
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-05

This is the day the Fourth Of July
r. s.H.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-05

Just the same, we think more o
Ella than ever before.
Washington Journal., 1917-03-23

= Suite 3ofe. Isle iinb nit
S6rer 3ofe olfo iebr aufrieOen?"
nnSebr! sic gebor9t immer urO
bor9t mel"
0as @eibna&tsse>
f9cnt. vWas baben sic benin
Sbrer Srau gu Wei6na9ten GEE
T9entt?"
e.ginet !elinO. Sd f9enfe i9r ies
oss sSa9r gu @ei5na4tsn einen
9unb.""
rSeOes SABRE Da miiRen Sic
ia bic refine 9unbez Musitellung bnz
benz"
nnN9 nein; lie iterben ia INNER
pieber 10 I'm Neuia6r berum. @ber,
mir pifen fonit pirtli9 ni9t, ipie
mir nit al ben Mcibna9tsfu9en
unb ben SiiBisfeiten fertig tperben
f%olen!""
- @rtannt. @nGbige: .N9,
Gina, to9en Sic tpeiter, i9 muB mid
iebt ben &inbern pibmer."
Gina: $50, mos bdtt's benin tperz
ben iouen?"
Washington Journal., 1917-03-23

- pe9. @attin (Oeren gatte
tura nah Der 9O4aeit perbaftet pur=
beg: rM4 9oti, erit muBte i4 10 lans
&c iisen, unb nun i'd einen Mann
babe. mub ct iiBen!"
@ere9te @ntrG II n g.
,Was, foa &albbarn gibt's nimmer,
2eni? aruaitiirten, taum baB 10 a
&alb a paar 9aren bat, fans i4o'
g'eifen aa."
InnG6erun gs pe u d.
@ermieterin: .9ie, 9err Meier, bas
5rdulein BON nebenan ldbt Shnen Ell
men i60nen @ruB Deficient"
9err Meier (eritaunt): sMirg Wie
TONNE i'd gu Der @bre?"
@ermieterin Gdelmii4 nit benz
Singer brobenb): FRA ma, tun sic
niht 10 uni9ulbig! sic baben geiter1
rinen s5aten in bic Wano gef9la=
gen, Der briiben i'm 3immer 'rauss
getommen 1T. bcs iollte bod
ieo.nflls elm Annd9erunssDsrlI4
!ein2"
Washington Journal., 1917-03-23

I'D FOL ~: SD babe neus
li9 einen Monn tennen gelernt, Der
botte am No9mittag feline flint ooer
feds &inOer begro6en uno abenos
ging sr son5 perSniigt ms Sbeus
ter"
g.: rNo. oos muB elm rob.r Pas
tron gepeIen iein!"
a.: r@ott betpabre, SotengrGber 1T
en-"
@ie[fogen6es S~nerat.
@eTu4t fir elm @ebirgsbotel elm ltor>
fer, beberater Mann gum ue6errei9er
Der 9e4nungen.
-2iebe 8 IN Of II beit. nSie
ge6en ia, trobbem sic ldngit penito@
inert fms. nod ieben Sag gum 8lts
reau, 9err Setretdr. Was tun sic
benin bort2"
rrGtsentli9 ni9ts! Gber fpiRen 9,
6ei ben ~ebemaIigen &onegen f4medt
mir 9 SriibItiid unb sic MaB Bier,
mir oaau t%rinfen, INNER am be-
Washington Journal., 1917-03-23


Neues t. Dos lar ih
mir ni9t sefallen, s9err @6ef. sic
baben mid bpA ni9t ols MiB9anos
lu~nssgebilfe eingeiteat9">
@9erardtfel. S@reibt
man es BORN nit einem nW" 10 bat
es snsi 8eine, f9rei6t man es obne
So, 10 bat es ied5eHn gelne.
(.asAiaG lpB - asAlsmlpu@
-SeineJreub. Sine Greuo'
Bat man als alter Sunggeieue ooA!"
..llnb bic pare?A" .
uOaB nit ieinen Sagenblieben lHl<
ner anosre reingefallen finb!"
Washington Journal., 1917-03-23

= I'm g off9oIter. 8eam=
ter: p0as Selesramm toitet 1 Mt.
so pig"
S9altersait: rs tam 3 net
5abl'n, ipenn / a @elb bdtt', ma tat
/ ia net UNI a @elo telesrapbier'n!"
Seine Samilie. @auz
ner: rOeine 8raut 6ringt Dir po6l
uu9 cine Nusfteuer mtg"
nnunb mas fir cine feds Moz
nate @efdngnis bat Der Nlte Oafir ges
triegt!""
S9orfe Rritif. &unbe
gum S4neiber, Der linn ieinen Mnz
aug gan5 oerpfuf9t bat): nWas, a
99neioer poaen's fei a S4ulter
iinb's!"
Washington Journal., 1917-03-23

= Sronie bes S9idfaIs.
,@as 1T benn boS fir Elm @ef4rei in
Der Wobnung n~ebenang"
,rOem 9errn Miiaer, benz 8ors
fono bes Mntildrmpereins, bat Ser
Stor9 Oriainge gebra9t!!""
Washington Journal., 1917-03-23

gntri fung. o.: nWie
tonnten sic nur benz Meper Sbre
So9ter CUR 6rau gebeng Der Meni@
6at ia ihon 3pei Sabre i'm @efdngnis
geiefIen!"
s.: r@as Sic fagen, Der Bump
:, mir segeniiber bat er INNER bes
6ouptet, nur Elm unb elm balbSabr!!~
Washington Journal., 1917-03-23

mel Yifl,sB gsipeis; mer muB bic
Menide INNER nemme nte ie i'm IN
nit pie Ie iein t0nnte, olpiper frob
fin i9 bod, OaB ib 10 teine i6maIe
potebto fin ipie Der WeOespeiler,
fpomit i'd perbleipe Sbne Sbrn lietper
pbtlipp Soueramper.
Washington Journal., 1917-03-23

= ., biefe 8aumeiiter. =
9ausbeiBer gum So6ne, Der audi
Elm 9ous bauen laffen MIN: uSa, nit
ben 8aumeiitern muBt Su iebr a9t
geben, nur ia feline M%enberungen ma<
9en :, mie i9 bas leBte 9aus baut
ba6', ba bab' i4 Elm paar Senfter
i4lieBli4 tpeggelaHen unb glei@ bats
mebr %getoitet!"
- an ri9tiger SteIIe. -
Wirt: Ser 9err bort iiBt ieoen Sag
brei Bis bier Stunoen bei mir, benz
ideint mein Mein bor5iigli9 gu mul>
Den."
8efannter: ga, ben femme i9, benz
bat Der Grat cine ldngere 8runnentur
perprbnet."
Washington Journal., 1917-03-23

-Oieguteg E. rMleine 5rou
unb i9 tommen itets gut aus, nur
man9mal iinO mir Deri9ieoener Meiz
nung."
rWann9""
rWen1 mir nit chamber reben."
Washington Journal., 1917-03-23

MiBber # Gnbnis. Hufiiz
Iher O6erit (3u einem Soloaten, Ger
cine Gilte 3um auf Dem Hiiden
trdgt): nMo bait Su oenn ben Rum
ber. &er!!. poGl g~eito9leng"
.3u 8efebl! 9err Oberit ba6en
bod ieI6it selagt, mir poaen rubmbes
bedt misoer 3uriidtommen."
Grtldsung. n@ater, !pns
lit 0enn elm Mn.pbibott?"
Drummer 9unb. Dos ipirb bolt
oaner lei', Der mo a @9auifsuridcT'
bur9maGt.1
Washington Journal., 1917-03-23

-Darnm m. Oienftmdb6en gum
unSern): Limb parum iiebit Ou es
serne, tpenn Define @ndbise fleiBis
linst"?
Sreunbin: nIa, neil i'd bann, tpdb<
renb iie iinst, nit benz 9unoe ipaaiez
rem seben muB!!"
Washington Journal., 1917-03-23
: Gin NhIeamntifer.

Gin p~5Iesmatiter. -
nMlfo Srdulein, sic po1en meinen
5reunD 8ierbimpfl, ben i9 Sbnen
tmpfoblen babe. MIDI beiraten?"
rrylein, er 1T mir gu pblegmotii9.
G9on our 2iebesertldruns bra9te ct
ii@ cine S9lummerrole nit unb tnies
lie ii9 barauf!""
Washington Journal., 1917-03-23

8osbaft. a.: n5aben sic
I9on se60rt9 Ser neue @rat ba briiz
BEN perf9rsibt ben meiiten patienter
2anoaufent6dlt."
g.: .Sa, iA peiB. 0as tut &
nur, bamit iie bequemer ins Sras
beiBen fDnnen.'
Washington Journal., 1917-03-23
Gpmh.

@enn bid bie @cIt nit steiueu iuirft,
Dag ons ein Croft Dir feiu:
yur ndh benz Baum. Der Sridte trd9t.
Slieot eines @u6cn Steiu.
Washington Journal., 1917-03-23

,@artnm iauft oer1 Ser Sias olipeil io?"
rSSo. miien g. Der Bat ~nliI6ern0e ltrnitG1oe 0abeir1.1
Washington Journal., 1917-03-23

n2uoe, id drgere mir. bieie etpigen
@rbeetsaniebote, if f0nnte oe iar1ae
8elt ermorOen, mir is ian5 blutig
5u Wlite!"
Sea, oenn glib mir n Ge6ier, oa
polen mir uns cen Stiid @luttpurIt
for foofen."
Washington Journal., 1917-03-23

90 BADEN sic ettpas. Mber Sic
Iino bod nod cine itarfe, geiul6e
Sraul"
son ih mir pieneidt uegen ces
'Sedlcrs, oen sic mir seben, ell
8ein brchcn?"
Washington Journal., 1917-03-23

&err (anr Game, Sic fi6 allf
feinen 3blinber sefebt): 80, sic
baden iiG mobl nidt neb g%etan!"
Washington Journal., 1917-03-23
0frmrr sdjreibrbrtrf nrs
4biltpp 5aMeramptrr.
.Mein Iieber SER @ebattiOnGr!

U(tt 0erl WeOeSDelS
ler I'm i9 an Die bette
S0rms geipefe. ST bat
siniees geOabn for MIDI
gu plieie In i9 ben
i'm off &obrs ben
nSmIi9e Weg getriet.
Sea is bas einaige
ri9tise; bei Sale, i4
bente, oas 2epe Is gu
tor5, ols oaB mer ii4
au9 nod gegenleittg
ole Son file lOa.
6 poar Sag 3uriid
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-06
ALL STATEMENTS IN QUESTION.
MARE NOT OPEN 70 GENERAL
SCRUTINY.
AEALrA AND DEPENDENCY
NOT 70 De MAoE PUBLIC
Inspection Of QUESTIONABLE BY Public
Not to BE Permitted - e<sSnsent
Regulations Provide Punishment For
oHieiats Who osvuise lntorrnatico 70
Those Not Entitled to Il.

Answers made by draft regsstsWnts
in the seccnd draft on health and
sahxcs viii not be open
20 the eyer OF the public. This is an
order issued by Provost Marehai Gen.
eEa Crcwdcr
General Crowder states in the COM
nanscatSona to the local boards that
X Was recognized that an injustice
niSht be worked on individuals II
ali the information contained in the
eoesssonnaiEre should he made public
ec even open for Inspection and the
following regulations have been maised
10 the boards covering these points
All records required by these
rasee and regulations TO be filed with
ard keps by Mccall and dlsss.c, boards,
asssasanss seneras. and ether persons
IN connection with the registration, eN-
A,nfssasscn. selection and mobilization
81 cesistsants under the selecsiye SER
vice law. and these regulations shall,
ee pGbisc recccas and shall be open
daring usual business hours for pub
lie inspection OF any and all persons
Health and Dependency.
ravsted. however. that tie an
sWers a. any regissrant concerning
the condition. OF his health. u.eutAl q
pssSscal n response TO Series II al
the ccessicss under Tire heAd entitled
sPhSsscAi sitoexS ia the ouesssnnaira
and other evidence and records upon
The same subject and the answers OF
any rcgsstrxns 10 the questions undeG
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-06
CONF ESENcE OF ALLIES DECIDES
70 Co OPERATE IN TRANS,
PoRIAr,oN Of rNocpA
Ses,ns MADE ANAMAAk
Nv AEssRNc1fss0 snpRrs
Sarse Ae~A>r q V&s&sAa van d Made
AS&aaAae - NANd Ss~e>s--A.Ne~,
sasseS es~ssreHse ee ssSs Nse~,ae
A@<ssnss-Aes cs~~es r-~ssessc az
AssNAs.e~ AAS MSsassess,

saseass Nea s-&-se s1seS>- assse>s
,ooassacanee Aessaea e sSesse an smse~-
rnsssossaa ssssass&sssa 10 ea>cSasasse
ssAs asasass&sass e. s-sasNsSs sAssassses,
IN Ssss way, ~ssAsas hAmSeSsns sNe
@mpaas~ness ~ sne v&rssus nAsseas re.
ssn-eca&, 81 b saAAAes sss sseee 70 ~
Ssrses SAAs ssaNSsSs he seeAs ~ sssssA
sasssare ~ possSsN &c se ~eseAsea ses
isssa aasrsssfx as SneaSssss s,>aas,
rae eaneseeM& gSessAea ssS sn sn>
Hasc> ~sfisea e,asnrfGsstse ss sya~eS Get sAe
decisions ~ The NasS with regard 10
a1sses 81 sstsea n Ghs eresaesssa 81 war
saaassfs~ss1rss seeA - &xsnsHea,s saa
asyssssnsss. No way es srsSaaaS &anssos~
,,sazss ARD sas S,esAa sksssse ~ TIE var
sasss s.sssesss AZ ssae s1aneses 81 ss-a>
dsrssssn Nr ~aassa sssss are KS Fssss>s>
TsSS Ss Ssaseseees
The ssssassseass SSsss>S NJ sas Ssser,
allied eesrsrenas ~ gx~ss Is IS sss>
assas
TIRE xarsass eanrssseee essssssnsea
sg Hase asssr> Sar,aaE oNASeceass aeass ~
u wasns wssah tAe cseAsasass 0ass1saa al
rss rsrasrt ee 'sns wss, sAs a%nas q.
wassA csrsnss Sc ssnsssAea RcreVer,
af ssfs cansssxaan sS ss,esr ssasSssassens
asss e,asu.nsssse aessss& IL ssasassA tie
esIiswssns rssasf
9s1e fss1as,sssH1 ssscaass- MsccEtnx uasss
IRE rressHsucr &c sscFss Kacnsx the
FswnsA ssssssscsr a Ansncz, Asaf nzc-
ssrsass sfrsilsxx IN SAse een-see a. ahscA
5ss,-xsryis. ex,ss.s-,~ S,sSss>.xs
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-06

2
same, and IN no case, erce.As,. :.
-, Zen. OF me actual valus a any -
,ol !" tract Of laasd at u skinW a. ~
- sno INC last psecs0lnx aasaS-
ment rou shan be taann = -. n..,.s
evidence Of the value &hareae = =.
ana' me plat report 1khsdalA -
.'as ano proposed aaseszaeuen AZ
VI mug N The once of tAe city c,srs
~ saio CITY Tor inspec1on D. anv -, =
sou or party interested <herela: vhtc,
pat report and scheduls, estamsA.. 49,. 49,
proposed assessments wM ID one., -
Inspection anti the meeting - ~.
mayor ana city council Of "a r;t,, =
De neio on the 18th hay Of necer,,,. q
isi1' az the council chamhee =, 80
CITY. commencing At the Aorr - =
o CLOCK OF said day, and IL A. -
son or party having any c61.c4tos q
SAID plat report sclaedula e1,r... y
OF proposed assessment o. a. 49,.
the prior proceedings IN acco.n. - =. y
TOTS. irregularities O. ineunnl;t;s.
iof any other reason, aI1an IN. .-,tS -
unoersssned. the city clerk q ~. ~
cits OF MAfshalltoWn, his o. thei. =.
iecions AZ or before the Inn, 49,
And Immediately AFTER fha 49,
'or ming objections has ernt.aa -
oooecang parties may appear ana 49,
a.a ns upon their objections al ~
sac time and place. and IN
Aso' ana city council win AZ $50
.se or at some meeting TO vhss
800 AZ s1ne may be adjourned. hear -
800. upon all objections SO f1,e0 ~
naAs any and all nscessa,v 60.
aas or nooacations, to said peopoS.,.
assessment 4 any appear ID - -.
heo and levy a special Tar too ~.
q said Improvement q
esed 1t xArzhallt,n
s'a DAY ce Decemhe1. ssl7.
q A.. sAas90
49, q lllfovn- -.
0neo n T.-R .pec. So Mx
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-06
Notice OF Levy Of Special Assessment
For Street Improvement.

To Whom 1t May Concern:
Public notice is hereby given that
the following named streets, to-wIt:
Center street, commencing at the west
line Of North First street and extend
ing in a norsheaster.y direction to the
east end OF the Iowa river bridge and
North Third street, commencing at
the south line Of Center street, thence
south 10 the north line Of Cummings
Addition to the town of Marshall, hav-
ing been ordered graded and paved by
the city council of the city OF Marshall
town, Iowa, and said improvements
having been fully made and completed
as ordered, and the city engineer hav-
ing prepared and presented to the city
council a correct plat, report and
schedule showing the total cost Of said
Improvements and the proportionate
amount Of said cost assessable to each
lot or tract of land liable for the cost
Of said Improvements and as far as
practicable the said plat, report and
schedule shows the name of the owner
OF each OF said lots or tracts OF land
subject to such assessment: and the
mayor and city council have prepared
and filed with the city clerk Of Mar
shaiitown, Iowa, estimates and a
schedule of the amounts proposed to
be assessed against each OF said sepa-
rate lots aud tracts of land. also the
amount TO De paid for street and alley
Intersections, and the amount to be
paid by the city for such improvement,
which amounts assessable as aforesaid
il is intended shall be levied and COL
lected as a special tax upon said lots
and tracts q land In ancofdAnce With
the special oene0es according b Gatd
property as aSnoxtAined I'D 6eteRnined
BY the m1yekl - city ca1cn ara In
AccordaAco With the 1aR the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-06
ARMY DEATH RATE HIGHER


Death Among cuardsmsn Number 1859
0urias Month Of November.
Washington, Dec. e-Although health
conditions generally In the national
army and national guard camps show
"a mrrovement during the week endrs
ing New -. the number Of deaths ma
tefiAlly Increased. IL
The report Of the division Of Held
sanitation shows that there were 1s4
deaths among the guardsmen rs COM
pared with - Of the previous week
and - among the draft men az against
% the preceding week.
One hundred and thirty-four of the
guardsmen and thirty nine of the draft
men died from pneumonia and nine OF
the former and fifteen of the latter
died from meningitis.
Only two divisions, the Thirty fourth
(guard and Eghty-seventh (national
ARMY reported an increase in cases
OF measles and the number was small
In the divisions where there has beea
an epidemic OF measles the disease, APP
parently has been brought under con-
troll
Reports from all but one Of the di-
visions in which pneumonia has been
prevalent show q decrease In the num-
Der OF new cases.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-06
TdEsREPuBIICAN MARsHAIITON'N IOWA. DECEMBER 1Sl7

ms. to the allies were successfvely ex-
aaasneS, At the end Of lis lahors This
section unanimously adopted the fo,l
lowing resolutions:
Plan Regular Meetings.
The aeesases OF the allied powers
N tsae financial section consider il de-
ssSaale, With a view to ,o-orainatfne
their efsosts 10 meet regularly in Arder
10 Draw plans for the payment OF la.
sflGies ard the settlement Of loans and
rates OF exchange and thus assure CON
ceTsea actiaa.
psear 7, Crosby assistant score
AsS Of the treasury OF the CnfseA
Satesi and "A. Kiots told the section
that in their opinion this regular meet
sns eaSh 70 be a permanent organi-
ssssen. Other resolutions werS adopted
10 she effect that although the assaass-
tons manifested by all the delegates
evidence sentiments OF she financial
solidarity OK the allies this solidarity
cagAs 10 be affirmed in practice by the
snceheaicaa DENOMINATION or efforts
which alone should determine the
suaiessus utilization 81 the resources of
she allies ard the best distribution Of
sNeSs strength,
VIII Direct Production.
armament ard aviation section,
The REPRESENTATIONS ef the allied ma
sssns exsnsnea the condition OF their
various Wsr manufactures ard consia
eSes practical means 81 avoiding dapfi.
cations and directing the effort OF escA
NATION To the production OF the things
sos Which il Was best sssted. An inter
sassca Committee was formed tar car
sSsas cat the common prosvS-Hs Ard
seessseas were arrived at
sSec.sens Of imports, maritime trans
pcres ana supplies The allies, cons;d
crins that the nseans Of maritime
transport ~ their disposal as wen as
the supplies az their command oaess
- Ne utilised in common Tor the can
duct Of the war. decided 20 create IA
ssse~-silaea organization with view
10 ee-acssnsssns action IN this airee-
zion. 20 establishing the common pro
STssa, constantly kept ia mind and en-
shaass them, While utilizing their re.
ssG-ces e the snas 10 rsstrscs saes~ i'm
ra-ss IN order 70 release as mach ton
rage rs Hassssse for the ssanspcrs ~
Arns<scsn srecps
blockade section. The SaocSsae
aecsses examined IN She sarss place, the
eansefssens 81 the asases with $wssxer-
sxna resarSsns the egesssesss OF MOCK
Aae TIE 6rxss % aa arssassrseRt be-
yNeen the C1sses States and SHstxer-
land WAS approved ard sae United
Ssases VIII nominate delegates "a par
-sslrsase IN the Selshsrsssors az the ia.
4nssgznsea commission a Bs.nes
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II develops 1hzt the gOvesnuss-t has
5eeA compesse6 TO put Its EEcxn.
ships under c0nED Of DIE nxyy IN or
dsr 70 cope With the SrUnke9 alien
seMnEm vino 1Ke been attracted 70
the serire bT Tine hlgn wages pzd fcs
1rzneafaAmtie sETSce
Manned HF drunken. Xtnxubordinzse
xnd alien cexs shipping kinder t11d1-
lent c9acx.eA the vessels upon whose
satisfy depends the Gate q the wa< are
going To sea under Ensoser4hie cOn1s-
taonk O@CL reports made by naval
o.1- TO tbs nav dep1r<m-ni dis
close state d Affairs almost Wnhs-
EsvaSis that -H for reform srzss and
RADICAL
Tas nary g nor~ ready 10 E-rrr sSt
n1rE reserve Officers every sor
Months for these Fsssess and Is ready
10 take over their navigation mms-
6satssy.
We are sending across the sea eyev
day ships manned in large part by
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-06
N, Nor French China.

a leading Boston importer and job
bar has Announced that ne has decided
to discontinue carrying French china
for the durasion Of the war and the
decision o. one % the largest depart
msnt stores 10 give up entirely TIE
china and glass department.
German AID Austrian rockev and
glass Long ago w9at. OF the marke-
The French makers struggled along
assye,y and deteminedH up to a
short time ago sending shipments as
fast Is they could Because Of the e1-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-06
Thousand Tax coIIeetors Needed.

thousand Tax Collectors Needed
The United States needs 1000 men
as income tax deputy collectors Al en-
trance salaries OF from S1.zeS to 31,s6a
a year Civil service examinations for
these positions are announced to take
place in Washington and . score OF
other cities Of the United States and
its territories.
Requirements for taking the examin-
alton include two years experience N
doucse-eory Bookkeeping, six month";
PRACTICAL experience and six months in
the internal revenue service or two
years N the practice q Law. In add
ton to commercial school education
and three months' experience IN
doabfe-ensry bookkeeping.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-06

Colds Cause Headache and Grin.
Laxative Bromo Quinine removes the
cause. There 10 only one 'rBromo Quiz
nine" E ". Groves signature II on
box Thirty cents.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-06

Iron imbedded In concrete in Ger
many has been found to be free from
rust after more than forty-five years.