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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-02
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-02
SECOND GAME.

Totals..3t s27l3 Totals..36 III 81 l3
.Batted for Jaynes in ninth.
Score by innings: r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-02
VIncinnAfi
Chicnkn

Totals..33 ! 7:4I4 Totals. a2 .lo 81 8
Ran for Rildufi in ninth:
tran for Elliott in ninth.
tBatted for Vaughn In ninth.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-08-02

yitte ipre9t bel uns Dor. ,uenn ibr
i'll BEL etaat iino. 5ier betommt ibr
ein icbr autss elen fir nur Soc,
weld' iab lcbr billiS lit. nod ben prsi=
len gu rednen, bic luir fir Sbre pro=
butte besablsn. Damn tomm't uuo
built elm gutes oeutides 8aitbaus aui=
bauen III Gurer Stab. 9enn IS
1T iilr Sud aud mebr gu gtuben,
wenn Sure Stab bliibt, uno ,parum
tonnen unlere oeutide 6armer nibt
cbenio gut ibre MablSeiten i'm 6otel
nebmen, mie bic ameritaniide isarmer.
Sieie aeten III oas Dotcl, eiien fi9 out
latt uno Siebfn iroblig ibres 9peaens.
8sraoe 10 gut t0nnen es uuiere oeutlbe
6arnler aud MAIDEN uno lie lueroeu
oaourd aud nibt drmer, Damn
psrgcllet nid,t uub tomn,'t in oas
"9elm" Sotel. Gbt eud gut iatt uno
madt nit ocm 6otelluirt Seinrid
&iloe @etanntidaf. gHir perlan9en
nitt mebr als unier 2eben 81 MAIDEN,
une jeoes Sabr ein .alebm" 2ano All
taufsL luie SIR 6armer aud.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-08-02

6srr uno Jrau Wsnb trateu Ritt-
mad cine S,iudsreiis mad slo- Da.
toto on, I'M einen Ontel oes psrrn
@enb gu beiu heN.
y. S. 2aubenbeimer. Der bic @eQer
Jarm in Der 6artioro @eseuo bea :
beitete, muBte iit an 9isnstas i'm
hieiiaen boipital elmer Operation un-
t:twsrfen.
Sic Hrdulsiu 6lara Yshtel uno
Gillian Ouait ainasn 9ienstas mor=
Aels nld yismard uuo tdmen am
ielben Mbeno nit 9err uno s. s..
pieb suriid.
@r. Mortin Renel. O. S. B ,2ap.
Ian beg ct. 9llerius 6Dipitals. lit OH
:Dloutaa sl6euo 200 llbr, i'm Utter
BON 81 Subren seitor ben. Seine
Seide wuros III Conception, MiNouri,
CUR Seitattun9 seianot.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-08-02
lnka1es A11rr1ri.

Trau llblsntott, aus Strasbura,
pcrribete ojsibdite in 2iuton an
,Dlontag.
Sp6ann Sbentsuber9er ma6te cine
@lutsreile mad Gureta, So. Der
9angcnen Sountaa.
3err uno 5Srau Jrieorid 6cinrib
uno Ainoer bsiudten lsreunoe in
JOrbcs uno eebr iiber Sonnta9. Sir
tebrten uia 9liblep 3uriid.
iSrau IS. 8. Ycder, Gus 9liblep be-
Iubte Clinton Jreunoe unb ystannte
lebte 9tobe. Sic tebrte an Sums.
tag nit Der peinrib samilic suriid.
Reinbolo, bas l0.Wonat alte Sobn.
den Der gbeleute pb. Yaidaus 1T an,
Monta9 9eitorben uno murbe am iel=
ben Sage I'M 9emoider 1ricbboi be-
eroist.
6rau Gr. 6sin,man. tabm p.roana=
enc Wode BON 8ismard an, unb Be.
luhte ibre gltern. 6err unb Grau s.
San9ula. sic iebrte am san,staa
Rorsen mad Sismert ,uriid.
Die 6errrn Biz, Ssnab Bold. Nn,
oreas s4meiber, S. ". Kramer uno
Gran3 Bold ,uaren ON @onntaa in
Der gldbe non 5attl.r's plab beim
AnseIn bei&aftiat.
@ilbelm Yedtsl iubr ant eamstaa
nod Yismard, I'M feline e4m.fer
fir bic 5erienseit beim,ubslen. III
uuroe auf Der pinreiie bon 6erren
&. 6. 9iap unb 3odter beal.ioet,
no bic 3o4ter arstlihe gebanoluna
far Elm ihlimmes 2eibsn unteraebcn
icu.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-08-02
&crfI,,tuna

3cnl geebrteu Yublitum in Clinton
Ino llmae9eno SIR aeH. @euttun9,
oaB ib in Dem alien poItoffiee G,bdu=
De Gin Stneioer uno allgemeines 3e=
paratllrasihat eroiinet babe. Meine
22=jd5riSe erfabrurs in oieiem Yerui
itattet mid aus I'M 9ln,ii9e fir Serren
I,uo Samsn ,u MAIDEN. ST seb. bic
unteoinate GUARANTEE ole 9lrbeit ,ur
botlten @efrleoisuna ab3ulieiern,
ODER Sic erbalten SIR @elo suriid.
9laerbano aleioerreinisuns, iopie
3lgel unb Reparatur=9lrbeit. Sd
babe eineu elettriideu 9lpparat 3ur
@arnitur= Reinisuus, uuo sarantir.
Sure Gle,oer 10 gut uie neu gu MAIDEN
ylur cine probe, bus lit Niles ,uas i'd
uerlanse.
6. 8 d),u art,
g dueiber.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-08-02
@as nRnte Areuz''

@artet nidt big Sbr suern aefraat
weroen. sei't 1reimiaise! an aue
eolae. tuelde fra9sn. .uas ,6nnen
mir fur oas "rote 8reus" MAIDEN. III
folssnoe Sotidaft, welde tiirslis bon
unieren @erbiinoeten per Rabel ems
pfanaen tpuroe, als S|ntmort All bic.
men. 5olsenoe 9lrtitel merben an
Notluenoisiten perlanst:
100000 Baoese,uanoe unb Rron.
tenbsmoe
100000 4aar Yett-Goden
100000 9ai&entii4er.
$4,000 9sipital s&a4tt.moe
100000 @a&tboien ('pajamas'
100000 iiberparf. fur e4ultern.
100000 puar etrimpfe
$50 900 paar gantofieln fir Rrau.
te.
anreiBun9 pie oben9enannte Ut.
titel semadt weroen. io0en BON benz
lotalen setrstdr Der .Eot.n areua".
edeieaibaft in Clinton, SRI. 6ranais
Eetri, erbalten perben.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-08-02
Ser Gm,loms 60. Mn5ei9fr

Sis Nrteit an neren Ydmt9e bduoe
erforptrt bic gnlrtieubGeit Ylmlifr
Jiiher's i'll Daaue cen s,obten 1ril
DIR Wpde.
eo irie uns Genlelost wirn. war an
sonntas wsiier oitlid Der Nesen pitl
ltdrter ais III oieicr yo.altat. Ter
Reaen mar nit @aael bs9leiost aber
nibt uic gNlno.
liner friiberer Wsbiilsaaent I'M Sc.
pot, :. W. paul. b.sab iih nab
Nbsroesn i'm yani uergan9eucr Mohe
uno 6err Sail III jebi Elm iebr
beitai,istsr Damn.
ssrau Barbara Better unb 1odter
Waris tratsn bic 3simreiie nod Gem.
mon, siio- 9a:ota an. nadoem fie fir
Ssbn Gage nit bi.iigen Nerwanoen
uno 0reunos aui Ysiud usr,ueilt but.
ten.
Wlitael sdmiot unb brei 9o1ttr
be9aben iid nod gismard zines 3ases
uersanssner @obe. 1err shmibt
beabiittiat III Der Staatsbauptitabt
itineu 3utiiultisen 2sobniis auf3u
ihlaaem.
6err e. u. &unoert, Wiifan,taiiirer
Der Hague State Bank erbielt am
Wontas Wor9en bic 3eaucrbotidait,
oab iciu Sruoer ,udbreno Dem Yaoen
i'm Wiilouri-JluB nabe Yismard Ct.
trunten lit.
pb. Olertel, Der paauer S@misb
tauitt oas panomertsSeus Der 54mieo.
dsn @er.itslle. perr Mertel if Jest
elm iebr bei&aftister Dlann bieier
Gage uno .iuum trdb't Der 6abn gum
eriten RaI, 10 oro5nt aud i&on iein
9lmbos wieoer. uno bell iprub'n bic
5unten auI unb nieoer."
Zen gbeleuten. Germ unb Jrau
eugene Wolf uurbe am Ytonta9 mor'
gen eiu 9otte"lein bei9ebrt. 9rob.
oem-oe eriebnte Stammbalter n,4t
eridieneu. iiub ale betreiienoe jeooA
3ufrieoen. Dluttst unb 3otter iino
10 ,uobl ais inter llmitdnben 3u ct,
warten lit. llnier ber,li@er Gliid-
munid!
Sic Wdblcr oes 6asue S4uloii.
tritts balten an SImstaa, ben 4teu
Nusuf. cine @eriammluna ab. I'm
iibsr bic 9orlass s,ueds ngoniolioa.
ton" abSuitimnen. Muier benz 9e9en=
rdrtiaen Shulbauie in Der Staot,
iolen nod ,lusi meitere Sbulbduier
nit lt Swsi Gunner 9ebaut werben,
anltatt Der iebs tteineren S9ulbdlisr.
9ie meiiten Der jebt i'll oieiem 3ued
benubten Sdulbauier in oieiem Dis.
tritte luuroen Don Der Staats=G,iunb=
beboyoe ais misunderstanding ertllrt,
INT ucroamn.t, louie etlise in anoe=
rem 3iltri:ten.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-08-02
Kurrrspundrnzr,,.


une Sdmstag IN Enltrer Stabt.
'Sran3 5. Sabli uho Sobaun Oh
bricl uno 6anliicn matteu cine Gs=
fudsreiie nah Gogan Gountu.
Ron 6uim matte cine BeitaIts,
T Il. nah Nberocen ueraanacucn Wit :
nod . uno tabm an folseueeu Gage
Uieoer 3urild.
peter Soih sins an Samstus nad
81. YauI nit elmer Gar Rilpsr uslbe
bon Better Il Bold aui ben Witmartt
seididt ,uuroen.
berr 8. 5. Sabli tebrte an D(onr
tag per Yabu BON ieiner Nutoreiie nod
Mbcroeen Suriid. s. S. BOLT uno
Rop bulm bliebeu bis 5iens!as.
Gin 9rober 8raitwaasn bes 2aui.
mann's Ban be geeN matt taslide
Jabrten 3ruilhsn @eitiielo uno paaue
mit Waaren fir bas Van2et'4e &C.
iddit.
GjehiilfstaIiirer 8. S. 1uuoert uno
Soiepb 0olt n,adten an 23ten cine
Automobilreiie nat Bismard in berr
Runoert's Star. Sic tebrten an fol-
9enoen Sage tpie er 3uriid.
paitor 3en,, eiu Yruoer oss 0aiii.
rers 3. y. Gent. mar in Der staot
etliSe Gage oeraansener @ode pdb.
reno benz tritiihen 3uitanoe isiner
SdUdSerin, }rau 3. y. 3eni.
eonntass III se.uobnlis Elm 9aa an
,uelhem ale aebraudli9c Geidbrten
gu einem Nushua oientbar s.maht
peroen uno oes'ueaen iiebt Is aud in
oieiem 5tdbhen aud isbr siniam unb
Doe ans.
7ottor 8raee tuar III Der Stabt Ct.
ll9e 1aHe Der ler9an9enen Wo4e.
Mennid9t gang beionoere Jdlle itire
Nnpelenobsit Oerlanesn. baum iommt
Der Derr 3Ottor MIR oil ieinen rest'.
.mabi9su Yeiudstasen (Samstass).
Die Yaditein uno r3eil" .2lrb.ittn
oil Der First State Bank 1T isbt beis
nabe Uullsnoct. Wtuu muB Die 9lu:=
bauer Der 9lrbsitsr ,ulbrcuo oieitr
lhredliaen S,ibe beluumosrn. Sic +. +,
ben ibre 9lrbsit audi nibt cine Stnnce
unterbrrten ml9rsao Ger furbtburen
9ibe.
IS lullroe bier bsiannt semlbt. baB
Scrr 3. s. Sinner. Irilber &uilirer
Der First State Bank, BON Susus
uno Jraulein g. GsSllis Dsnn. cine
fril6ere Iebrerin Der bieiigsn Stuls
am 24teu Su!i 9ctruut wuroeu. Sic
bsabildltiaen ihrcn Suiilritpen gEobn-
liB auI elmer 6srrn Stinn,r's arpBen
Bonanza" Sarm ii, Der oiescno aou
@aN,ltoM. uuISuuebmcn. glle De
tanute miinihsn ibueu ojel' Slid uno
G.loll.
6rau Gent bic crit Iiirjlis pom 500
ipltal cnttaIlen wuros, bate eiucn
Hllt'dlae, Nno ibr 3uitano iab cine
Scltllng isur bcoattiS aus. 9Nir
tonnen aber sur 3eit bisies Sdrei.
bens nit iSreuoen ueriilnoen. oaB Tic
lid lpepcr 10 melt erbolt Fat. oab os
0cfabr in boben Hraoe lsbr psrmin=
ocrt lit. Sbr sstreusr Wann uno
6reunoe idouen teins Wilbe, ibr gci=
Den 10 leibt als moglis 81 MAIDEN.
Sls icbt babcn mir nod ieineu
AbluB Der idredlidsn bsisen @elc.
Samsta9 mar es an Iblimmltcn,
3as thermometer ,ueigsrte lib nod
bober 81 i!ett'rn, oa ibm banss ,uuros
bag obsn Die 6lasrobrs oiisn isin
iOnuts uno muBte nit 1872 ,uirieoen
iein. SIN Sdatten bate es l06 er-
,siht. Webrere 2sute lssten friid.
Gier aui oas belize Cement oes Yiir.
seriteiss uno beanipruten oab oieisl.
ben in tur3er 3eit barteeloht ,uaren.
Sic fortoauernts' beige @inoe, mil
Der furdtbars 9ise ridtsten aud be.
beutenoen Sdaoen in ben Waioen uno
Getreioefeloern an. ieoo1 balten es
bic n,eliten Jeloer nod ann.tnlbar aus
Gdrteu uno suts bearbeitet. 2srnfeloer
iebea jekt nod INNER anuebmbar aug,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-08-02
@nftaf ait mar am eonntaa bel
ieinen gltern aui @eiud.

Satob Volt, aus paaie. mar Ders
Sa'Iseuen 7onnerstaa in Der staot.
9lm Sonntaa muroe in Der epan.
2el;iaen Stride v&inosrta9" aeieiert,
Urau 9atob Nieaer, it,, bsiinoet
lib oieie gSobe aui benz 2rantenlu9er.
Gjrobmutter aeld 1T auf Yeiud in
Der San9ula Htimat III yinton bleis
9Hobe.
eSolauI 9aumadrtner. aus Stras=
burg, mar an 9ienstas Nadmittas il,
Der Staot.
Grau 3ibarb Sautcr unterbielD bic
Dtttglieoer oes 5rauemuereius leftern
9ladnliltuy.
Grau Nus. Jlaacl ,uiro beute Mit.
tag oeu euanSeliihen Miiiiousp:rein
unterbalten.
@oylpb Quaf. aaiiirer Der Be /.
Did yant. perri&tets 8siAdits III xiu.
ton Ylanta9 Mbeno.
5rieorid 8eld tebrte aeftern Don
Sloly Gitp 3nrii6. gr mar bort nit
,lmer yaoumQ Yieb.
paitOr Ynti9arD taufte AM persana.
e'len Diensta9 einen neuem .Rlapier.
ipieler" uDn Ra:l Worlanoer.
9ottor @olusrton ,uuroe CUR @berm
Ruoo peim in Der 5smpit Beaeuo
9eruien am DIontas Nbeno.
5rl. pasel 9illp mubte f4 am
Dienstas i'm ylsmardsr boipital
elmer operation unterperien. -.
Sobannes pieb. aus @nreta. it ON
Dienstas aui einem Yeiud bel ieinem
Sobn, s. S. pieb ansetommen.
perr uno Jrau III. Yieb. gltern
bon Soispb Yieb, iiuo CUR 3sit bel
ibrem sobn auf Yeiu& aui benz
lanbe.
@ilbelm Runbsrt erbielt am erfen
Der 9No4e bic 3ruuerboti9ait, baB
iein Sruoer in DtiiIouri JluB er-
trunien III.
Jrau Heiiner trat OH persanaenen
Dlenstaa cine tur,e Seiudsreiie nit
Greunoen uno Yernuub.n III Oils.
piew, siio- 1atota on.
0rlu s. 6. 8aer uno Rinoer, ais
Mberosen. tamen an Dieustas in Yin.
ton a., no St II 9dr beabiibt'et ilr
gltern. perr unb Grau 5obann Dleier
81 beiuden..
Tie 6erren Carl 3i&arbion uno
Gilman 6auien uno bic 1rdulein
pbilipina Sanaula, Rnbp 2ipps,
Marie WltWuire NIB 3atbarina San=
gula iubren an Sonnta9 gadmitla9
per 9lutomoble mad Strasburs.
Jrl. biIoa Yshtel bat CUR 3eit bas
9eraniiacn cine orei podenlanse 6erie
nit ibreu Gltsrr III Clinton Su eenit=
len. Jraulein Yedtel ituoiert Qes
9enudrtis III Yismard G1 als einc
&runtsnpfleserin aus1ubilocn unn fat
bic 3dlfte ibrer oreijdbriSen stuoier=
Seit uerbrabt.
6rau 9lleranoer Neisum erlitt tiir,=
LID eincn iebr iGm.rSliten llnelilds=
jail. als ibr Geipann pieloe, pelde an
elnc ,beaoerbor" seipanrt waren,
unbanoig wuroen. 8lidligerm.iie
luuroen teinc 1nobeu perbrobsn, aber
bus rebte 8eiu wuroe jtlimm per=
leBt:
berr unn Jrau Gbermepcr tcbrten
am 5onntas bon eincm go benbelut
nit Jreunosn in Nrmour. Siio= Cato.
ia Surild. 9luf ioer 6inreiie ,uuroen
lie bon einem i4l.mmen Anslidsiaa
betroiien inoem bic Rar iiber e,nen
fteilen Abbana itiirbte. 9as "9luto I"
tiepte iiber uu l'no bic Snia1sn muir.
oeu berans9eidleuoert. 9abei erlitt
Grau Cbermeper erbsblt9e Yerlebuna.
Ell al Der Stirne.
sSrau Sanuise. aus Clinton erbielt
tllrsli4 einen Yrief BON ibrer Shmd=
germ folsenoen Snbalts ueldes in
oeuti4 iiberiebt uneefdbr ,pie fola.no
lautet: ,.Sies 1T Elm i&redlisrr arieo
aber es iheint ,als o: unfere R,oirr
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-08-02
Some &ptel
9e,,tt1eS 0afbauS
9einrid Rabe. @aRwirt

sesbrte ssstiAe GARNER IN sss ,,use-
seaD ssR kintsn:
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-02-03

Florida Ripe Tomatoes sliced with extra solid
Crisp Radshes (From Garden City Fruit Coz
Cream of Celery Imperial Sticks
celery from Sanitary Grocery. MIX and Butter
Creamery thickenng from Western
Montana FIGURING Co. Imperial Sticks made Snowflake
Bread from Garden city Bakery III
Swiss Steak with Tomato Sauce sf4 yft
tStcak from John r. Daily Co. Market from
Fancy Nakomis Tomatoes Sanitary Grocery
Sweet Potatoes. Southern style CaulifOWer
(Sanitary Grocery PATHFINDER Grocery .
Hot Biscuits Jelly
biscuits made from Havai Flour Hamilton and
Flour Co. Jelly from Pathfipder)
Tuna Fish Salad, arranged Hot Lettuce
(Eish Farley Co. Celery used Salad
Grocery. Nuts Lettuce from Fruit Col
| Old Fashioned Pumpkin Pie 'Almond Cream Cake
(I'e Food Bakery. Flavorng AndersonJ
! Fruit Whip
Japanese Tangcrines Golden Ripe Nuts
from Garden City Fruit Co. Whipped Cream Mis-
| sOula Creamery Coz
Candy Clip Top Bakery Stuffed Dated
! Coffee Monarch Coffee from Farley Coz
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Pastcurlzed Milk tMissoula Creamery Coz

Pastenrized Milk tMissoula Creamery Coz
Dinner.
Clam Soup (F.ariey Coz
Soln Stca with Brown (teak Model Meat MarkeO
Baked Sweet Potatoes (Sanitafy Grocery
Steamed New Cabbage Garden City Fruit Coz
Tuna Fish Salad served Lettuce Leaves
(tislt from Farley Lettuce Sanitary Grocery
Celery and Green Onions Garden City Fruit COD
Graham and White Bread Garden City Bakery
Pumpkin Pie Grip Top Bakery)
Coffee and Tea with Cream
of" and Tea from Pathfinder Cash Grocery Cream from
Missouri Creamery Coz
Apples and Nuts s(Gard City Fruit Coz
SECOND PRIZE MENU, $1.5O.
MRS. e. e. HUBERT.
Dinner (for Six t
tSunkist Oranges and Golden Ripe Bananas the
Garden City Fruit Co arranged artiscally in fancy
basket Immaculate Linen Numbered by the Missoua
Laundry Co. New Sailed from the Garden City
Co. placed at individual plates in tiny baskets.l
Grapefruit Cocktail
(Florda Russell Grapefruit from Garden Fruit Coz
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FIRST PRIZE MENU. $3.50.

o.
Breakfast.
Immaculate Linen tWaslcd by MisSoula Laundry
Sunkst Oranges Uathfntcr Grocery Coz
Graham Griddle Cakes, Honey Butter
& flionr from Western Montana FIGURING Honey from
Pathfinder cash Grocery Butter from MISSOURI
Company
breakfast Sausage Central Meat MarkeD
Snowflake Bread Garden city Bakery Doughnuts
Monarch Coffee Cream
fMonarcli Coffee Farley Cream from
Creamery Coz
Luncheon
Cola Boiled Ham (nion
Sliced Florida Ripe Tomatoes, W
Crisp Radisles Garden City Fruit
Escalloped Corn (Enthfindert Grocery
Cookies Favored with
Cookies from Iavaili Flour. Favoring Anderson)
Hot Rolls Jelly and Butter
Ofot Rolls Pure Food Bakery. Jelly
Cash Grocery Butter from Missoula Creamery Coz
Whole Wheat Bread and Butter Missona
Flour, Butter from Missoua Creamery Coz
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Prize Menus
First Prize $3.50
Second prize .S1.5O
Theater Tickets for the next
three.

A merchandise order for $3.50 to the
Missoula lady who sends us the best
Menu for n family Of six COM
posed of articles taken from this grolip
or advertisements For the second
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Menus We will give two Theatcr Tick
cts.
In writing mp tho Menu You mnst state
the nd from which each article is
taken. You must mention only the
articles advertised in this sheet. The
style, writing and neatness viii be
taken into consideration in making
the awards.
The winning menus and names Of
prize winners viii he published every
week.
All Menus must be in the office not
later than . r. NJ. on Wednesday Of
each week.
Address them to the Menu Editor, care
of MiSsoulian Publishing company,
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-27
HoYs BURIED At SEA.
Chicago Women Die From Exposure
n In Open Boat,

Chicago Women Die From Exposure
In Open Boat.
London, Feb. PA telegram from
|Conaul Frost gave the total number Of
persons landed from the Laconia as
l2S1 out Of 294 on board. OF the thir-
teen lost Ave were drowned and eight
dfed Of exposure and were buried at
eea. Six persons are In hospital at
Queenstown, the telegram said. Their
condition Is not serious. Consul Frost's
message read:
Mrs. Mary Hoy and Miss Elizabeth
Hoy, passengers on the Laconia, died
Irom exposure. Their bodies were
buried at sea-.
a Mrs, Hoy's husband, DR.. Albert H.
Hoy, q civil war veteran, and her son;
h. y. Hoy. reside in London. The lat
ter called at the embassy this morning
Ind received a copy of the message
(rom Consul Frost. AS far as the. en-
baSsy knows these two were the only
Il americans lost. The list Of American
IuTvivors follows:
a Floyd Gibbons, Chicago Tribune.
II Mrs. f. e. Harris, wife of Colonel
\ Harris, u. s. A.
~ =. Kirby, New York.
Rev. Joseph Wareing, Baltimore.
y s sss S;:;ss SS5ant;;y Att;ssa.
g. According to stories gathered from
tsenger4 Of the Laconia, the steam
N ~ Was orpedoed about 10:3O Sunday
II ut The passengers and crew had
Z ~ to the boats when the second
ele go ared. Many Of the sur-
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forty-fi minutes after the firing Of
the first torpedo. <
"The ship was armed with two ~
guns. The ships w'reless was kept in
commission until the last minute. The
cargo consisted Of cotton and food-
stuffs. ~
Made No Offer Of Aid.
The submarine was not seen from
the Laconia but after the second tor
ped,o was fired the submarine came IN
sight and approached boat contain
ing the second officer and asked for
the captain.
1.-THE submarine commander said a
British admiralty patrol was coming
to the scene. The submarine made no
offer Of aid and submerged Inn
mediately after.
Thirteen boats were launched from
the Laconia. The Hoys, Of Chicago,
were in number eight, which was
swamped, its life-belted passengers
being picked up by other boats but
suffered severely from the cold water.
"The boats had to scatter widely to
avoid danger Of collision in the twelve
foot awells which were running.
Flares were kept alight by most OF the
bbats during the five hours OF waiting.
The patrol began picking up the sur
viv'ors ct In the morning Z q,
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PAGE ONE.
Telegraphic News:

I PAGE ONE.
Teleeraphic News:
Americans Lost With Liner Laconia.
Death List at Twelve.
Details Of Torpedoing Received.
Overt Act by Germany.
Wilson's Powers to Be Limited.
Twenty Dead In Railroad Wreck.
PAGES TWO, THREE AND FOUR.
Iowa News:
Supreme Court to Honor Deemer.
Four Buildings at Stratford Burned.
No Summer ManeuverS For I. N. G.
Chilean Comes to Iowa For Facts.
Chinaman's Death Still a Mystery.
Farm News and Notes.
PAGE FIVE. As
Story: &.
The Miracle Man.
EDITORIAL: <
A Grave Incident. G&~
Judge Horace r. Deemer, 81
Henry Clews' Conclusiy ~
Topics Of the Times ~
Iowa Opinion and M
PAGES SEVEN, EIGHy, NINE, TEN,
ELEVEN.
City News:
John Banzhaf's viii Probated,
Bulk Of Estate to Relatives
SiX-Team League Causes Discussion.
Hynds Home BurglariZed.
Western Grocer Company Insures
Employees Lives.
General and Brief City News,
PAGE TWELVE.
Markets and General:
Cattle Steady.
Hogs at New High Levels.
No Grain Markets.
Laconia Sinking Disturbs Washing
ton.
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vivors wore. only the scantiest clothing
The Cunard company today gave the
number Of dead as twelve as follows:
Passengers. three dead six missing;
crew, six missing.
Eight American negroes members OF
the crew, also died Of exposure, ac-
cording to a dispatch from Queens
town. ,E
Dr.. Hoy Frustrated.
A. Y. Hoy resides here as represent
ative Of the London branch Of an
American firm. Mrs. and Miss Hoy
went home to the United States some
time ago to settle some fami\ business
affairs and Austin Hoy repeatedly ca :
bled them not to return until the war
was over
DR.. Hoy, the father, an aged man, is
Frustrated with grief. The son was
loath to believe the news that his
mother and sister were lost until he
received the telegram from Consul
Frost confirming it.
Six Passengers Missing.
The Cunard company gives the fol-
lowing names Of passengers missing:
Mrs. Mary Hoy, Miss Elizabeth Hoy,
G. P. watts, William I. Robinson. DR..
Fortunat Zymbel, William Eva. Four
members of the crew are also given as
missing.
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Peace changing by a Thread"

London, Feb 27.--Under the heading
N"Another Step For War the West
minister Gazette today says:
president Wilson advances one step
at time, not whipping or rushing
opinion. but allowing full opportunity
between each step for opposition to
develop, if there is any, and for eau
tious counsels to prevail II greater
caution is possible.
Clearly across the 5000 miles Of
sea, the atmosphere Is clear and un-
explosive"
The Pail Mall Gazette says that
peace between Germany and the United
States now is hanging on a thread Of
techniCality s
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NO PANIC ON BOARD.
Behavior Of Passengers and Crew
Brings High Praise.

%uScIiSIOWl, FSD Sl.-.COrTeCC re-
turns on those missing from the sunken
liner Laconia are not yet obtainable,
altho the Cunard staff Is working on
the lists. Four passengers are among
those sent to hospitals. Their injuries
are slight. Among the four are DR..
hawke, Of San Francisco, who said he
was playing a game Of bridge in the
ship surgeons room when he heard an
awful crash and guessed that the ship
had been attacked. He said the first
torpedo struck the steamer AFT. The
passengers had previously been in
structed in boat drill and got into the
boats without panic. s
DR.. Hawke said all behaved we'll and
that discipline was truly good. He
continued:
''-rhe submarine returned after we
had been in the boats and fired an
other torpedo. which put out the lights
and was followed by a terrific cxplo-
sion. The second torpedo. mind you.
was :ired altho the lifcboIis were close
to the vessel apd the crew of ths sub
marine could not ha- = failed to see ns
for It was moonlight. II was $3.50 Sun
day evening when the liner was at
tackled"
Bodies Buried At Sea.
4 DR.. Hawke gave the highest praise
to the behavior of the women and chill
iren and said the captain and crew
were mervelous.
It 10 sald two boats reached Bantry
with twenty-five people. eight Of the
occupants having died from exposure.
Among those saved was the singer.
Miss M,tse sSiklosi, OF Paris.
g9 The ,E0dies Of the eight persons who
died were consigned to the deep.
AIaong the Laconia's firen,en were
sixteen American negroes.