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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-06-27

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Miss Gertrude Hooper has gone to West
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Prof. Herbert R. Roberts. and wife, and
Miss Roberts, Of Nortbield, VT, are
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Mr.. Smith, but don't let him try 1t on
you anywhere else." Baltimore Amer.
ican.
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MRS. CASSIE r. JOHNSON.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-15

8ien, 12. 6cbr, pio 2ou0on, IA.
6ebr "a iih eit aroBcr alanaeI
du aoblen fiir Sei5itnas. imo@elcud-
tungS5wefe ciugeitcat 6at, bobul oie
Sta0t im0 4rooin5iaI @ebor0en
aeeignete AlaBna6Ren crlriffcrb init
sen &er6raih ppn Go6lal ciu3ii.
idlrdnfen. 1ic StraBcu6cIcudtuus
pnr0c ouf Oas glaeruot6ncn0iaitc
reNr3irt iuo Ser @erfeAr bon 5tra
Benbo6n @agaonS aui oie Sdlite
beidrdnft
9llc 92onoelDilberbduier murcn
peute 9lbcno aeidloiieu inio BON ieBt
ait niiiien Sic G6eater @oritclluu.
geH 9lbenos tim 8 ll6r qei1loiiqu
merOen; oie GpeiiemirtbiC6oitali iun
40 ltbr ituo bic Gaics mn IL llnr.
Iie StraBenba6n @aagons pcf.
fc6ren mir Morgens BON 3 bis q lIhr
uno 9(6cnos bon 8 DIS S.i5 llbr. ssn
Sen 3iuiiGrititiinoen luufen MIR 0ic
gSaggous, pelcbc ocn &erfebr slui
ideit 0eii 9ahnb6ien uerniitteln.
@ieGini@rGntlHgen uilBten erfol
GEN. lpciI bic aroBeH araftitationen
IN 6olge Ocs ir6wcren ShNeeiaaeS
niht aenua aoblen crbalteu fonuten
Sic &o5Icnpert9cilug fiir 0ie glr4
men ocr 5taot milroc bon 0ea al'i-
litdrbcboroen iibernomner 0ic lill-
ter Per pcri6Hliheu 2eitung BON aai.
icr Gun arbeiten lSa5rifcn Gieidbdf.
te, Sotels un0 &riuatbdilicr nluBtcu
iid onrdareiien0c GiuibrdnfltnGen
int Goblenucrbraub aefaaeH laiieH
SSu Sotcl5inmern 0ari nur eiil gisbt
gebranllt mcroel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-15
grHiieIer 0leIanDiihaft ncidlIoNcn.

@erlL Ia. SSe6r, Gic 0eutibeil
@eb6roep iii @clgien befoblen oent
omerifoniitben @eianoten q. gSbit.
l9d, sic 6Iaggc iiber ser anlerifani.
iden @eionotihoft III @riiiieG ein5u-
3ie6en, irnO imtcr6anOen ocmicIhen
ie0c Aloglicbfeit iitb nit ieiner &c.
9icrltuq III Ger6inolng 5ii ieBen.
GeSgleidben ionen ale umerifani.
ideu @iilfSpcrf @et6eiIigten gefau.
gen oenonnen por0en ieiu.
@alitaue Serter, Sobu cincs gSep-
g)orfer aiinitIers lm0 Sonoer-9ltta.
dc ser @crliuer @otiHaft, traf beitte
bier ein uno bradte oieie 9la4ridt
nit.
Gr erflGrtc, SAB sic 0eiitihe 9le-
Giering bierOrrh sic &er. Gtaatet
ainihiibteru pilt uuo lie 5um Set.
6olten at ser 9tclltralitGt SIT beipes
gelt.
Serter iptr0e an Der @ren5e bers
6oftet ais er iid oif Ser 9leiie pot
Berlin befano. glnfdn9licb iuuroc
ibut elm &oB penpeigert, oann wir-
oc ibnt beOeutet, innerbaIb ~ Stln.
ben ab5ureiien.
6erter gob All, IN eillent @efdng-
niB nnbe WleB untergebradt gene.
icn au icirt ans melbeul Ct ipdter
entloIieu murOc.
gtadl ciner aus SonDon einaetrof.
feueu Iepeihe Bat Der iponiide @a.
ianOte III 9riiiieI bic @crtretung Scr
omerifaniicbcn SSutereiien iii @riiliel
iibcrnommeu iuic cine Gppcnbogener
9ladridt scr Gr@aEoc SeIearap6Go.
beiagt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-15

3it Deribminoen. Dic Glomns init
ibren 9Sriti1ei maren iiberol &C.
icbdftio, nit Sder8 itn0 lllf bic on-
oeren NloSfeu III g[uireguug 81 er-
bolten.
9Srdbtigc Goitiimc moren 3u icbelt.
@olo iibtc SET 3oubcriiob oeS &rin-
sen Garncpol ieinen gtei5 aus, lmo
llebernlutb,, tollcr @hmmcnicbon5
im0 C5rcuoe Derridteu i'm SaaI.
Die Serren pom Gomite botten elm
icb0nes Gan3programm aui9elteIlt
uno ouocripeitig feline Wtifbe geiport,
Die Dauen mubtcu longc fleiBig an
ben Goitiimei ecorbeitet oOcr tic nit
GROCER SorgiaIt ausgendblt bobeu.
Dos mar Elm &lan8 Elm SHimmer,
pie III Ser W}drbeupelt. 9[u5u iriib
itbieu sic StrmOe getpmmen 5u fem,
in Ser ann 9lut6ruH gcmobnt fpuroe.
uSeint iiiB Semi" flong's 0urb oeu
Saol ais 3eibcn, ooB ser l6one 8aIl
fem Guoe errei6t bottc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-15
Gllrse Standardization.

@nitor Gr. s. Sreo. Settle BAT bc.
fannt gegeben ooB CT ais &eoaftallr
oes offi5ieQen Groans ser WletboOi.
itet 3l reiignireu beo6iidtigt.
lin eineu Sono bon $4,000 fir
Oosr r@larplan0 General SoipitoI" 5a
ionuueln lino 40 5reiipiaigcn 60
mites organiirt worocu, pel1e III
Sen ndhItcu Gagcu bic gauge Gta0t
o6iuDen merOen. ST. Sobn 8. or.
cod ite6t an scr Spite ocs 5oninieI-
pcrtes.
Wouuerneur Sorrington fam ge.
Itern nicbt nod Baltimore, oa er ei-
ner leibten GrfdItllng meaen oaS
3imner bitten mitBtc.
Sos iie6ente So6reS @antett Ser
lSrc0crid Golutp Gplouic in 9oI-
timore finoct 6eute 9(beuo inr uSoteI
Sopce" itatt. GaS ARRANGEMENTS
Goulite 6eite6t ans sen &S. Ir. s.
9. 9bomas, G6os. gS. @}oiI SSpbu
WfS GenuiS, gilbert 6. &itdic, G6aS.
S. Schooner imO Ho6ert 9iggS.
Der g9obltbdtiQfcitS 9au ser
u@olunt6uS Sitter" miro beute
9I6enO III Ser @affcnbaae oes 5. 9le.
gimentes a6gcbolten- Ger 9ieiner.
trog oc6t in Oie aoHc 5lm @eiteu
Oes Sdminoiubts . SoipitaIs ocS
SroenS ii goltimoreG Gouutp.
SSn Scr 5tootsiAule fir ldpohiin.
rige ainOer 5u 9loiemooo bei 9ip.
iugS @liuS iinO scr geb6r0e 5S sane
bon W}oiern imter Sen aiuoern gcs
meloet moroen.
Or. Sumes Eeafel Genuis miro
am Ntontog Dor ser &eriammliug
Der n@larDlGuoer glfoocniic ser 99ii,
ienicbafteu~ einen illiItrirten @ors
trng iiber Der gil BON a6ortonu.
Dis nah llganDo1 6aItcu Dos 2ofal
iii in 9fr, t05 g9eit SroufIinItr.
Der ogaltimorer &reB-Glub~ gibt
cine MISUNDERSTANDING III ieincln
2ofolc OR Z, Slt @aItimoreitraBe,
am Gieuitoa, sen 20 SSebrrar.
SSm DGitD Glub~ bdIt belte 9l6eno
Sr. @m 6. Cones einen Gortrog
iibcr uSiderbcit crit
Der III gll6oup, 9S.g)y geItorbenc
Sr- Sobn g. @lenaeI, Gin friiberer
8altimorcr, miro beute 9}oHnittog
bon ser @o6uung ieincs @oters, 0lr.
72l 9loro Srooomag, ats ollf ser
9on0on Nart @emetern beerOiGt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-15
Gnropaiidcs NlnFf.Gpuicruafprium

GoS pierte 36gIinas 9lecitol oeS
Deuropdiiden Wluiif Gonierpoto-
riiinS" in 9tr. St5, 9}oro @olpert.
5traBe, finoet beilte 9lbeno itott. 9ln
0enllel5en ne5meu iolgenOe 3oglingc
&beil; W|aibcSbdfer, SorrD @.gSeit
Q'elbo @iIiou Soo Sonfin Gleonor
gtieoel, Morp @afielinger, Clara
sV'onlbcracr, 5ron gg 81. gnu0er,
Silllon N}iQer, @ertriioc &bipps, s.
HotoS 9ieIIie Giiinger, @ulo6SobbS,
Neorl 9icbel, @m. G1cnoipetb, 8oul
&elfc, Gtbel S6iclne, ", gg gewcIl
Role Ecibman G6arleS Gotc, Wlult
&c Sddfer imp @laric @0loneG Goir
Ia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-15
Nlidlt nnf gSerfnlaitn1.

Sodito, 9t..N}., IA. Sebr.
9lmerifaniihe Eruppen boben ni6t
Sic @ren5c iibcribritien, lin oic
nIerifanii1et Gduher SIT pcrfolgen,
fpeIAe orGi a)iornoneu am Nlontag
entfiibrt babcu ipie beilte sl6cno Be.
fonut ecgcbcn iplrDe. GS mlroe get
iuelOet ooB Ser Oiertc @eidngcnc,
melher ieltoebolteu miro, D9lmf"
Spencer, Gin 9lngeitellter Der gIlamc
SSuccos9iontb lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-15
Slciraths.Qi .Qirrn,en

6enuc M. Sciic, %, uno NlarD s..
1oug6crtp, 20.
Sorrp 9. &rcib, 26, uuO Sorriett
.@l 9liAoel, 26.
SerHcrt 2elpis, q, S6oit, Wlo., ii.
Gt6el 6 W3ogers, 10.
i5ront s. @oc. 2s. st. Georges
Sslono, W'o. nuo G0itb %. Syo6u.
iom "a.
Sobn @ohuoa IS, g8ittmcr, qoIa.
0cna slnne 9Irluoel Goultn. Nlo.
lhio @lorD 9Iopp, rs.
eicprgc 8 Sieolcr, 25, lmo Gloro
DleSfiIl. rs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-15
Ner Napit 0Is IIrieOens0crmittIer

Soltoom Ia. Sebruar. - gtad)
elmer Grhanee Gclegrapt- -gtabribt
aus Dem Soog miro pon NtiinAen BE-
rihtet, Bob ser @otican oen gtlintiuS
ht Miin9cn benodridtiat bat OaB
Der @opit ciueli glppea an allc nelt.
trolen 9tegieringclt uorbereitet, einen
qcmeiniulncn 5Nritt Srm @eitet Oes
6rie0ens 5u iintcrnebnlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-15
gSerIicrcn ihr @iiraerrcdlt.

&oDuna ia. 6ebruar. GS
miro gcmcl0at ooB scr ipdniiAe @c-
ianote aue ipouiiAeu 8iirgrr III 81.
ia Ocrluarnt 1abe, ilibt Die @aftcn III
Cuba 5q cr9reiien, Oa tic anOcrnialls
iDr ipaniihes 9iirgerrecbt perlieren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-15

S6ub6orot, 6reO. Sdud6orOt, Sob.
9iNhmon, 9ernorO s. ShronL s.
Gonroo, @eo. g. Sunimcrs, Mlr.
@0b, ". @. S1ornogle, Sorrp Sor,
81. 3. Steer, Sol. S. Sumner, Ireo.
@eitcmuIler Scruan @ettemtaer,
@m. Rat6, Go6crt Got6, 9J}r 0ra-
bom 8. lE. S1ltb, s. 9auerni1uiot,
S. @ouernihmiOt ". 9ufcr, 6.
D}uIlinori s. Sreinnlt6, .. 6oiBeu.
bomcr, 8. &or, 9. N}oDer, $. @ou.
iter, S. @oil 5reO airlb, s. 81. @il.
ion @eo s. 6cr6ert, Hp6ert 2ood,
@m. @cttenmller, ggu. 8. Garter,
EbomoS @}orris, Georgc &a6l, SSm.
S5olt, 8. &o6l, @co @cbclein, George
@e6elein, SSr4 Sobn ". @ebeleiu,
g2m. 8. &orter, 9. 81. Conn, @m. 9.
0iorris, Ebomos SidS, @oudcr 9oie,
g9m. SeQer, Ser6ert @per0iug Cen
tral TronSfcr Co. 8ni. ". 9purrier,
Gberlt S s. SSones, G6oS 8 SoncS,
s. 2aprcnce SoueS, u. Gup 8hifing-
ton, G6os. g. @lilbouru, GmorD g.
Conn, s. 81. @os6eu, 6. Gtiuion gG.
G6oS. Storr, lSreO ". Hoicnt6ol,
8oltcr 9ioieut6ol, G. q. gGanner,
&eo. 8oallrer, 5rco g(. g9ilbelnt
Sernou Goient6ol, SoporS %. Sad.
ion ScnrD @. Soffcrbert, 9}obert 8.
&oogett Soon Wlonfort 2ouis 6ron-
fe, Senrp ". &pe6lcr, gS. 3. Sens
IeB, So6n 9. Tolpnicno, Mortin
2uier, Sii0ore Sell Senrp 9eder,
Gtto Sdiunoun g9m. 6. 9}iderion,
SSobn Sdiiler, IS. s. N}ee6on Gtt.
mar Morcis, 6. 01. 2eon6ort, 6. g8.
2con6ort. s. 9S. SerIbfclo, IS. 81.
Stro6meDer, 6. 6. Strect, Geo. 9}ide,
g9. 8. Gietrid, s. S. Gictrid, Glmcr
s. Gnig6t u. 9. Samilton 81. s..
Iietrid, 2ouis 9oufnonn 6. 8.
@iaor S. aS. 6ranes, So. Guncon,
s. Softer @eo. g8. Sorton, @0gor g.
Simpion 81. 8. @ro6on, @lar SoN-
idilo, Gr. Geo 6. g9cgcfort6, s.
Gramer, Geo. Soa, 8. 9fobinIon,
S8olter ". Gteer, SSo6u ". Nlori6aQ,
Mlor @ei1ciocr, 9llbert 3. GeibeiOer,
3. ". 8retan (9tem Yorf), G6oS.
6ooie (2oncaiter, @a), SorrD Sil.
bert, 5ranf q. @erio6n 9, ". &ilrfS,
ST., Gamuel Z. @0el, ST., Syo6p gS.
Goel SorrD 3. Goel Soiepb 6oppS,
So5n e NDcrlo, @eo, 8. S5offerbcrt.
s. SEQ. @e1ring Sri, @eorgc 8.
9ropn, gSnt s. 9ropn, SSoneS &mq,
&orfer s. Sling, Soiporo & &iug,
9iobert g8 4ina, Charles 6. Sosbadl
Sreo. g8 glmenot, G6os. 9. Sdmi0t,
g8m gSette, ST., SoDn 6. 5miit
Sobn 9. Spence, 8. 9. g9illioms,
&atrid SIonigolt G0morO SSlanigon,
Geo 6Ianigou Ir. 9lrtbur @egeiartb,
Or, s. gl N}eiSncr, g. $. SyolieIpn,
CHARLES gS @reebIe, Gapio q. Gtelp,
ort SSo6u = Naoforo, SeurD &einig,
I6omos s. %rice, 3. q. Eouib, Der
noro %. &. 2fnf SSo6n 9leluou,
6ranf 6. 9ieltnion, Grucft g}einon.
Siddc 9l. Snbn, 9ll6ert q. Shines, g.
Dlqnuel Sen0Icr, Sobn =. 2iit SorrD
8. Scott, M. Tormon, @co. s. 9iup-
perSberger, or, Geo. 9Iuppcrs6cr-
acr ST.. Or. @. u. 9luppcrs6eracr,
G6aS Q. 9hlpperSbergcr, GjuIt. S.
0fnppersberger, @u s. Gront, 9(f-
bert Sogge, Sobu S1uppncr, G6oS.
@erItun, Gouder Eoic, G}orion
Nuinlin, GO. @oriud, 81. vs., 2luiugS,
G6os. 90. Stieff SenrD StcacrpoIo,
D'or 2epi, 9lbe 2epi 8. @roB, sam.
Guerr, S. 6reO gtaumon GBoS. q.
Seiberlid ing Gbos- g. Gaoit.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-15
NcnIldlc ErMpNeM a6acauNen.

u mitcroanL la. Sebrior.
Iie A}cbr5a6l Der oeiItibcn Eruppen,
lueIbe ii9 tiir5IiN an 6er 0itlibcn
@rcn5e pm SoLano ongeiautnlelt
hattcn iiuo ons Oen Stdbten entlang
Der @ren5e oeriMmunOen mic 9e-
ridte beIagen. Sic Oos DSunoeISblao"
empfangen Bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-15

Sr. SenrD Soaioou fouftc qeIterll
bei einen slnftionSocrfouf ser inter
ocf sIuilidt Der iSirmo Gattilou &
@obau itqno oaS 9eIt Sg6arf. Giaen.
thlnn fiir $6l.0OO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-15

9rdiiOcut " &, @6eelcr Ner
GoIiiorlda-lluiucriitdt III san 5rou-
cisco maNt befaunt, SAB DaS llniuer.
iitdtssSebGuoe nit aIcn 9lebenb6tt-
fern m0 @uwofldnen ser Negie-
im @riegSfalle 5ltr &erliguna ae-
ltcllt uiro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-15

Ier uNoDcrfllIn0 Glll6" orronQiri
Gin groBes 9anfett i'm ySotcI gmer.
ion" an \ 0ldr3, fir pelbcS Gin 60.
mite, beIie6eno aus SEN S0. N}ot 6,
&il0mon @oriiber So6n 6. 9loiuc
Nerbert 8. 0gler imo & 8. 2inoou
it,, sic arrangements triiit-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-15

WbUnueWttn, BIZ ben sDemtlSbrh TurreTpDns
hrrteu" Mat phnttItnl cher MureNnmdEla a..
hnttets, IlNb uchrter. btr Eiitce napnu npr %tfg.
ppoA uhgr ltarsitiiN Wlitsprslnua 5M maMtw.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-15

uGs iii gerobe auifoucuo, ipie
gliidlid Hieine Eohter isit iDrer @crs
beiratbung ift."
pSa, ich babe muir inHler geSadlt.
ne iet emo gan5 or0nllngsinisriAc
Rerion."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-15

glnf Ger 5teraDortc
Brofeiior aIicier @tcru ilt iibcr
fiinf3tg Ntinioncu Itcileu catirnu@
@adfiid) a@pn bier oben pocr uonI
GrnboDen2@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-15

SSrauf ! ~@eitern glbeno lit mir an
meiuent alto sic &neliuatif ans oenl
Seiru acgaigen,~
Sarrp n3u nletnit tUoDl ge-
plntt."
sSranf D@eiBc cs, tpas Ou pillit,
icocnfaus flo0 i'd iebr icbneIl aufs
@ilaiter.~
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-25
CITY 70 SHARE IN PROFITS.
New Street Car Franchise at Waterloo
Most Comprehensive.

Waterloo Oct. a5.--Petitions. adj
dressed to the mayor and members III
the city council Of Waterloo. praying
a special election on the adoption OF a
proposed street car franchise for the
Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern
Railway Company for term of TWEEN
N-five years will be placed in circu-
lat;on late today. In the draft of the
franchise, prepared by the Greater
Waterloo committee. a volunteer asso-
citation, there are several notable
changes from the text of the franchise
which was rejected by votens at an
election several months ago.,
Principal among the changes are:
Granting OF reduced fares. s to- a
m, and from ) to p. m, 10 lahorins
men. women and girls, twenty i've
tickets to he sold in books at a rate not
to exceed 81.
Tho fare for continueus passage over
the lines shall be cents
Granting OF reduced fares 10 school
children, actual students At the rate
Of twenty tickets for 80 cents: tickets
"a be sold in book form The city coun-
Sell shall regulate fhe hours of such
reduced fares ON actual school days.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-25
WATERLOO HAS COAL.
Dealers Able to Stock Up Heavily and
There is Fuel For All.

Waterloo. Oct. 25.-The fact that
Waterloo dealers stock up more heavily
early in the season on coal than deal
ers do in most Iowa cities will prob
ably forestall any shortage in fuel in
Waterloo this winter, according 10 q
coal man this morning.
All Waterloo fuel concerns have ex-
tensive storage quarters and were fore
handed enough TO lay in large supplies
Of fuel Of all grades early in the sea-
son.
At a meeting OF coal men with the
local tue. board last night. y was re-
ported that stocks Of some kinds OF coal
are lighter now and stocks Of other
kinds are heavier than they were a
year ago.
There is no present cause for
alarm over any one in Waterloo not
being able TO procure fuel with which
TO keep his factory going or his homo
warm" said a dealer.
Inventories Of present stocks on hand
and a comparison OF sales with year
ago will be made for the fuel board
whose member are Cooperating with
tire state fuel administrator. Charles
Webster
Dealers advise users to order coal
early SO as to avoid eieventh-hour rush
when zero weather comes A spread
ing out Of orders Will avoid congestion
later.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-25
Iowa Falls Items.
al to Times Republican.

Special to Tines-Republican-
Iowa Falls. Oct 25.-Carie;on II.
Buriingame, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. II.
Burlingame of this city. has passed
the examination necessary to the train
Ing for Eeutenant's commission In the
aviation division OF the signal officers
reserve corps. The young man win
leave Here Nov. for Austin, Tex, to
receive training at the ground school
before taking up flying. He formerly
attended the Shattuck Military School
n FaribAult, Mimi, and has been In
the employ OF the Iowa Falls Electric
Company office here. He IL capable
young man and gives promise OF max
inf good in the branch OF service hs
has chosen.
The call to accept the rastorate OF
the Baptist church here has been ac-
cepted by Rev. Q, f Westerlund, OF
Sorthwood. Iowa, and he viii enter
ON his duties here about Nov.1. He
win succeed Rev. Leroy E Viets. who
q. Few weeks ago resigned the pastorAse
here to accept q call to the Hapfisl
church at Webster City. Mr. Wester-
inns, --.amafA of McA1ester Col
lege at ST. Paul, and Of the Baptist
Theological Seminary at Buffalo, y. Y.
Several contested paving assessments
have been aired at special session OF
the Hardin county district. court IN
this city this week. Judge Thompson
of Webster City presided and has taken
the case under Amusement and will
render e decision later But one 9,
the several cases. which are Identical
in claims, was heard, the plaintiffs IN
the other suits agreeing to abide by the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-25
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-25
OLD SPECTACLE GAME SUCCESS
FULLY WORKED ON sREMER
COUNTY FARMER.
INVESTS $40 FOR THREE
PAIRS OF GLASSES
Psddler Makes His Sales and Disap-
pears-victim Of Swindle Seeks Aid
Of Officers and Accuses Wrong Man,
Who Has Difficulty In Convineins
Officer Of His Identity.

waverly. Oct. 2s.--That the old old
bewhiskered and much overworked
spectacle graft is still In working or
der in some parts of this enlightened
country Is in es idence.,
Ii seems that recently 4 smooth
looking fellow sold Henry Wente. Nv
ing JUS. east of town three pairs OF
glasses fe- $40 The fellow was real
nice about it. He wanted Mr.. Wente
10 De satisfied, and 10 prove that he
was Thoroughly on the square he told
Wente that If at any time the giassea
didn't suit him, or IL at any time he
felt that the had been ver-charged, he
might cali at a certain hotel at Water
loo. where the peGdlar said he made
his headquarters. On Saturday or
Sunday. or early Monday morning Me-.
Wente decided that he had been stung !:
so he hastily made preparations for a
trip to Waterloo. to get hts money
back
He went downion the early morning
car and upon inquiry at the hotel NEIL
toned he learned that no one by the
name given had ever stopped at that
hotel and the hotel people knew Moth
ing of him.
SO Mr.. wenie took an early car
back to waverly. He looked around
town until he thoug'A he had located
his man. Then he heated up Marshal
Cassidy and told him he had a swind-
Ter located. He told the marshal his
story and asked that the man not be
allowed to board the next car, which
Wente was sure was his intention.
Accordingly. wente and the marshal
boarded the car at the waiting station
and When IL reached the Former House
corner Wente pointed out gentle
man who was coming toward the car
from Broadie's drug store, ana ex-
claimed. There he isl
When the man approached the car,
Mr.. Cassidy explained to the genue-
man how matters stood and said he
would have TO hold him until matters
were Strengthened up.
The stranger seemed to take the al
fair as joke aid told them he was
willing to be held but that it was
simply case OF mistaken identity.
About this time FL. H. Broadie saw
what was going on and he rushed out
and explained that he was acquainted
with the gentleman: that he was the
factory agent for the Victor Phono-
graph Company. and that he visited
waverIy once a year, and that he
would voueh for the strangers honesty.
SO the marshal allowed him TO go his
way. wente etill has his three pairs
Of glasses. and so far as known the
peddler who swindled hin still has
Wente,s $40, and is at large working
HE game in other parts
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-25
Allison News Notes.

Special TO Times-Republican.
Allison. Oct. a5.-The board of super
visors met at the court house on Fri
day and recOunted the votes, ballot by
ballot. that were poled in Butler
county at the election on the question
of the constitutional prohibition amend
men on Monday, Oct. Is. There was
very little change from the result as
returned by the local election boards.
Four ballots Were thrown out on each
side and there was gain of one vote
for the opposition to the amendment.
The correct count shows 1856 votes In
favor of the amendment and i,i65 OPP
posed, majority of 22s against the
amendment, instead of e2s according 70
the first count.
The next term of the Butler county
district court will he held in Allison
next Monday, Oct. %. Judge NJ. F.
Edwards, OF Parkersburg, will preside.
The family of r. G. Barr, new super
intendent of the Allison public schools
will occupy the Herman Heuer house
vacated by the l. II. Potter family.
The mid-week church meeting this
week viii be on Friday evening In
stead OF Thursday evening. the usual
time Rev. w. F. Spry, of Waterloo,
district superintendent Of the Metho-
dist church Will preach.
Rev E. J. Starr attended the semi
annual meeting Of the Webster City
association Of Conversational churches
at Alden, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. F. C. Robinson and son James,
who have been spending some time
with her sister. Mrs W. F. Ray ana
family returned to their home In Du-
buque yesterday.