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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-27

The situation In Russia shows
little Improvement and the country
is described as being on the verge
Of civil war. Efforts Of tho bo:sh--
Wiki government to arrange an
armistice continue and Berlin and
Petrosrad are reported in COM
munication by wireless, presumably
In connection with tho peace offers
Of the m aximaIists.
Tho second army on the Russian
front has removed its officers, has
agreed to the boIsheviki armistie
proposal and pledged its support to
the extremists.
The American government has
received the armistice note from
the boIsheviki government. Tho
ministers of tho allied powers in
the Russian capital will demand
their passports If Russia enters
into separate peace negotiations.
London, Nov. 27.-Infornation
was received today from Petrosrad
that a number Of German staff Of
ficers have arrived there In an ad-
visory capacity to Niekoiai Lenins,
the boisheviki leader.
London. Nov, 27.T The Russian -
yolutionists have made "ghastly
failure" OF their attempt at admins
tration, according to the Petrograd
correspond dent Of the Morning Post.
writing under date Of Saturday and
adds:
Behind or beyond all this ap-
parently hopeless chaos. the forces
which made Russia an empire are not
idle and those who know Russian his
tory understand perfectly well how
matters will end.
"rNen as I write the situation Is DO.
coming clear The elections to the
constituent assembly will take place
but the constituent assembly Will not
meet the success Of the bolsheviki
movement whatever that movement
NAV really cover, as it already had
damned tho constituent assembly.
"Meanwhile | would call attention to
the following facts:
The vast gold reserve OF the Rus-
sian empire, which was removed from
Petrograd to the Kremlin In 1918, was
later carried still farther into the In
terror. 1t Is in safe hands.
Cossacks Hold Advantage.
General Kalendines, hetman OF
United Cossackdom, Is in secure pos
session, with trustworthy and dis
ciplined troops. OF all arms OF all
regions OF Russia that produced a har-
vest this year and is rapidly capturing
those remote portions on which Russia
relies for it's daily bread.
"A vast union. under the name or
the Southeastern Union, has been
formed. II includes the Don territory.
tho lower Volga provinces and Turkes-
tan-the area which feeds all Russia.
This union Is extending and promises
to cover the Siberian corn land.
General Kalendines holding the gold
reserve and the bread supplies. Is mas
ter of the situation and those he serves
will take no dictation from Kerensky,
Lenlne or anybody else. least OF all
from Germany"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-27
Austria Still Seeking Peace Opening.

Amsterdam. Nov. 27.-Count Michael
Karolyi. the Hungarian opposition
leader, has informed the Berne corre-
spondent of the Budapest Azest that
the main object of his visit to Berne
was to get information regarding the
feeling among the enemies of the GEN.
trail powers.
II openly declare" he said. "that
I intend to get into touch with the
British and French in order to explain
to them we are neither conquerors nor
oppressors."
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-27
IOWA SAILOR DROWNED
Edmund Dwight Beeson, of HiIisboro,
Falls Overheard,

Newport, r. l., Nov. G--The COM
mandant of the second naval district
announced today that Edmund Dwight
Beeson, seaman gunner, nearest OF
kin. father, Of ,Hillsboro, Ia. fell over
board from his ship in the outer har-
Dor yesterday and was drowned. The
body was not recovered
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-27
ROB PAYMASTER;
SECURE S35, 900

Five Bandits Attack Agent Of Huebner
Brewing Company, of Toledo, and
Mako Their Escape With Largo Sum
Of Currency. :.
Toledo, O., Nov. 27.-Five bandits to-
day attacked the Huebner Brewing
Company paymaster and got away with
$4,000, according to a report received
by the police.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-27

Among the new locks to prevent theft
OF automobiles is one that secures the
steering wheel after II has been turned
slightly, enabling q car to be moved
only In = circle.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-27
WAR CROSS FOR AMERICANS.
Conferred on Fifteen Officers and Mon
For Trench Defense.

With the American Army In France,
Nov. c7-The French war cross has
been conferred on the fifteen American
officers and men who were cited with
their companies by the French general
commanding the sector in which the
Americans were stationed at the time
OF the first German raid on the night Of
Nov. 2-s. The men were decorated to-
day and were informed that they must:
keep tho medals in their possession,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-27

United States went with the party
Colonel House and the other members
of the American commission planned to
spend the day In conference here.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-27
The German Version.

Berlin, Nov. 27.--The repulse of
British attack on Bourbon wood and
village, in the Cambrai area is an
nounced in today's official communica-
ton.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-27
TEN YEARS FOR DEsERTIoN.

Alleged !. w. w. Aeitator and Draft
Evader Is Court MartialIed.
Camp Dodge, Nov. 27.-F'eliN Thorn
ton, an alleged l. w. w. organizer and
draft evader, was sentenced to ten
years in the federal prison at Leaven-
worth. Kan, today. after his convic-
tion by general court martial on u
charge Of deSertion.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-27
oSkALoOSAN IN FATAL FALL.
G. w. Bollinger, Prominent Business
Man, Dies From In uries.

Oskaloosa, Nov. 27.-G. w. Bollinger,
a prominent business man of this city,
fell from a high ladder in his jewelry
store today and died an hour later
fro,n a fractured skull. A widow and
two sons survive.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-27

Situation UNCHANGED. Saws Berlin.
Berlin Nov. 27.-The situation on
the italian front Is unchanged, army
headquarters announces.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-27

London, Nov. 27.-British troops have
repulsed another German counter at
tack at the northeast corner Of Bourbon
wood. west Of Cambria, according to an
official report today from Field Mar
shall Haig. The announcement follows:
During the night the Germans un-
5dertook another counter attack In
Bourbon wood. The attack was re-
pulsed. Ns
There Is nothing Of special interest
to report on the remainder Of the front.
The weather Is stormy and wet.'
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-27
PAGE ONE.
Teteorapbjn Nevus.


PAGE ONE.
Telegraphic News:
Russia on Verge of Civil War.
Cossacks Hold Advantage.
Italians Stop Mass Drives OF Austro-
Germans.
Germans Fail in Attempt to Retake
Bourbon.
French Gain in Front Of Verdun.
Bakers Weekly Review Of War.
PAGE TWO.
War News and Comment,
Social Work at Army Camps.
Seven Men to Control Railroads.
Would Mobilize South America.
PAGE THREE AND FOUR. :.
Iowa News:
Pro-German Kicked Out Of Town.
Grain Show at Ackley.
Keeping Tab on Soldier Boys.
PAGE FIVE.
"Over There"
The Bomb Raid.
PAGE SIX.
Editorials:
Make a Childrens Christmas.
A Stacker Proposition.
Take and Keep Them Away.
PAGES SEVEN, EIGHT, NINE, TEN,
ELEVEN.
City News:
Ellis State Champion In Pig Feed
ing Contest.
Laurel Church to Be Dedicated.
Lieutenant Hall Tells Interesting
Story.
DR.. Johncon III in Chicago.
PAGE TWELVE.
Markets and General:
Corn Inclined to Bullishness
Oats at New High Level.
Cattle Weak.
Decline in Hogs. ---.-
Farmers Holding New Germ.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-27
RUSSIA VERCES
ON CIVIL WAR;
ARbys;,AUhCRY
Gener aledines and Cos
y,xs Have Great
Advantage.
HOLD ALL GOLD
AND FOOD STORES

Set Up Separate Government in Vast
Southeast Territory and Can Starve
All Other Elements into Submission
Allied Nations to Break With Rus.
sia II Separate Peace Negotiations
Are Undertaken.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-27
Repeated Efforts of Austro-
German Forces Held
in Check.
ENEMY OUTNUMBERS
ITALIANS 5 TO l
PreA Correspondent De-
scribes Defense Of Mountain Passes
in North as Beyond All Praise -
Heavy Losses Among Italian OFF,
GERS Throws Grave Responsibilities

French and British soldiers have
reached the fighting zone north Of
the Venetian plains to aid the ltaI-
ians in their brave defense against
the invading Austro- German forc-
es. Between the Brenta and tho
Piave the Italians are withstanding
massed enemy attacks. The invad-
ers attempted to rush the bending
lines on the left, in tho center and
on the right of the short front be.
tween the rivers but were crushed
everywhere by the Italians.
British cavalry now is three and
one half miles west Of Jerusalem
and is closing in on the Turkish
defense on the southwest. Tho
Turks are offering some resistance
and holding the Shecham -Jeru-
salem road to the north in strength.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-27
NEWS OF THE DAY
T.-R. BULLETIN
T he Weather.

Sun rises Nov. rs at 200: sets at 4:29
lowa-Generally fair tonight ana
Wednesday: slightly colder tonight:
rising temperatures Wednesday In
west and central portions.
Range Of temperature at Marshall
town: Monday, So and "a; Sunday, 81
and 20 Nov. 26, 1915. 50 and 3S. AT I
this morning, 33: yesterday, 20. Snow
fall Monday, 1.5 inches.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-27

Rome, Nov. 27.-An entire divis-
ion Of the enemy made an attack
yesterday in the Brenta valley in
an effort to break thru the Italian
northern front. Today's official re-
pora says these troops, who attack
in mass formation, were driven
back.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-27

London, Nov. 27.-information
was received today from Petrosrad
that a number Of German staff Of
ficers have arrived there In an ad-
visory capacity to Niekoiai Lenins,
the boisheviki leader.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18
g6FenOeaeu fir seaiIer gsil9sIm.

9(miteroam pia 2onoou, II.
9lpril. @rin5 3ia-@o.Gin, Der
Grbe oeS tiirfiicben Ebrones, traf onl
Sonntag i'm oeutiben Salptquartier
Elm lmo iiberreidte Dem Goiier @iI-
belm einen @brenoeeen bonn SuItan
.als 3ei1en fonigli6er 9amerao-
idaft in @ofien Ser oerbiinoeten slr.
mee'n imo in 9lnerfennlng bon Sba.
ten Der oeiltihen glrmee", pie cine
@erliner Gepeihe unter geiirieem
Gatim beiagt.
g9ie es peiter in oer0epeide beiBt,
Iprad aaiier @iIbelm BEL 9lnnabme
oes Gegens Die 3uOeriibt aus, oab
Ser gemeiniame aampf bon idlieB'
lidem Siee gefront iein weroe. Ger
tiirtiide @riu5 reilie ipdter nad Der
2Qeltiront.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18
|erind, Seiterreidj OOn GcntidlanS
3m trennen.

81 III iteroam, pia 9oh0on, II.
9lpril. @uoapeiter 9eriAterltattcr
Der .9erliner SageS5eitnIa" iagt, er
bobe ointriielide Snformation", oaB
Der frii6ere omerifaniibe @otldaiter
in Geitcrrei6-llueorn SreOerid 6.
@eniielo, Dor leiner 9lbreiie bon @ien
euogiiltiee @oridldge eemadt babe,
fir oie Srennung BON Seiterreid-
llneorn bon 0cuti1lano lmo fir Den
glbidluB zines llebereinfommens init
Der entente. Gie @runologe fir
Dies lle6ereinfommen Iaet DER Be-
ridteritotter, ioate ole 9liifga6e bon
@ali5ien, Oes Grentino, goSnicn'S
iino Der Ser5eeopinn bon Seiten
Seiterreid's iein pofiir eS na9
Gelti6lano'S 93ieoerIage gaDern
uuo S6leiien erbalten ioIlte Ser
&oridlae nnroe in ioIAer 6orm ge,
maht, iiiete Der @eriAteritotter bin.
5u OoB Serr @enfielo oie 9lrbloiig.
felt leiueS ldneeren 9llnent5altes in
@ieu einiab.
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gIntiecr aautpf in gneuOs Wires.

@ueuos Aires, II. 9(pril. ~
2lub1nger Der 9(lliirten unO 9efiir.
porter BON NeiItralit6t ItieBen ge.
itern 9lbeno bel elmer StraBenoemon-
itration 5uinmmer @s puroen babel
mebrere Feriouen OerIebt.
Anti. 0euti6e &rapaIIe in
groiilien.
3io Saneiro, IL. glpril. -
Q(usgeoebnte auti,oeiitide 2rapalle
ipuroen 6eiite aus Forto 9lllegro ge.
meIoet. @eitere Giu5elbeiten lieeen
nod ni1t Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18
AngtbaIttn.
8ritii6rr 9ambfrr
vSOutBOOiun."
9mrtb ben amerifamiid1en
Srem5er Birmingham. "

Sin SduB iiber Oen Bug Oes Gam
piers eefeuert Ser 8lpii8eu.
fall ereiguete iid nabe Dem gsan.
tudet 2eudtidiff. ~ Gem Gom-
pier murOe ole @eiterfobrt &C.
Itattet.
goiton IL. 9(pril. - Ser ameri-
fanii6e areu5er n9irminebam" be-
ridtet beilte ouf Orobtloiem @ege,
oaB er 0en britii6en 0ampfer
oSout60opn" 5peieinbalb WeiIen
oitlid bon Dem g&antudet 2eudtI9iff
beute Morgen Our9 einen SfuB
iiber oen Bug gum SaIten brodte.
Gem Gompfer muroe nab elmer I'm.
terili6ung oie @eiterfa6rt geitottet.
Gie 9otidoft entbieIt feline peite-
rem Getails, uno @arineoiii5iere
iheinen Der Sa6e feline peitere Be-
oeutliug bei5uleeen ausgenommen
iniofern, OoB Der 3miidenfaIl 6eise,
iuelde senoue @a6t in allen oieien
@em6iiern gebalten peroe. 4
IS murOe iinoifi5iell erflGrt, oab
wabrideinlib Ser Qampfer fciue
6lagee gebiBt batte unO audi feline
auoeren 8ehn5eiden tritg.
(Sn Den Marine-Hegiitern lit iein
Dampfer nSout6oomn" genannt;
oo6 giebt es einen britiI6en Gam
pier uSoutbernoomn, ser oft in at.
Iantiiben @epGiiern Oerfebrte.)
Gampfer o&ormoIa" berIo.
rem.
SEEM Yorf, II. 9lpril. - Ger
6ritiibe Baiiaeieroumpfer ,aarma.
la,~ 1888 Sonnen sroB, @igeut6um
Ger Eeniniular onO Oriental Steam
g3aOigation Company, ipuroe am II.
Wlar5 nabe Spe5ia, Stolien BON ei.
mem Oeutiben Sau16oot angegriffen,
Die 5pei beute bier angefommene
ameritanii1e Eaiiagiere Oes 0am-
piers beribten gtodoem oas 3aub-
boot mebrere S9iiIie auf Die ,,aar-
mala" abgege6en batte, Ianote eS Ell.
nen Sorpeoo ob.. Ger GapitGn lieB
oen Qampfer auf elm Stiff trei6en, an
meldem es 5eridellte. 0le 100 Balia-
giere on 9oro uno Die geiamnte
Manni6aft muroeu gerettet.
l1e6erIebeu0e Ser .3ea.
lambda" angetommen.
gaem Dorf, II. 9lpril. - Capt
s. Sauoara6u imo 80. @litgIieoer ser
9eiotung oes amerifaniicben Gam
piers o3ealanOia," mel6er Dor etipa
5pei @oden al ser 6ritii6en 4iiIte
ideiterte umo poIIItGnOig berloren
ging, fomen 6eute Wiorgeu bier ali
etnem amerifonifden S6iff an.
Ger Gampfer geriet6 ailf cine Mline
mo 5tuei W}ann ser 9eiatung ipur-
Den ourd msItromenoen Oonpf 81
Eooe oer6riibt Gle ln8edlanOia~ fubr
bier am 1S. Wl6r5 nab 9i0erpooI ab.
Seemanns.2eiDen i'm &rieU
SoIifor q. g., II. glpril. -
Serman Sanien ser eir5iee lleberle-
benoe Der 8arfentine ellen Snmes~
bon Neliibottldne, CAB belte eine
S6ilOerung Scr Scenen, Die Iib ob.
ipielten oIs Oos Sdiff an Der fran-
6oiii9en &iilte BON einem oeitIden
Ealb6oote ongegriffen iuuroe.
Sanien traf geilern ouf Dem Can't
pier, DER iie rettete, bier ein. gr err
51blte, Die @orfentine Iei auf ser
5a6rt bon SueIDa in Spanien nad
YenrDn in Gornpoll geipeien, aIS iic
an Der GiiIte bon Sranfreid BON Ell
mem oeutiden ll-9oot eingeboIt NOR
Oen iei Ges Gal1boots erIter SduB
babe Oos S6iff am Sed setroffen.
Gin Splitter babe Sen Maat ent.
bauptt. Sroboem nod peitere
Sdiiie Die 9orfentine getroifen bit
ten, lei tie ni6t untergeeongen. Ger
GopitGn imo ole bier iibrig gebIiebe-
men Mann Ser 9eiotung bGtten ELL
Boot tloreemadt, Dies aber iei se.
fentert uno olle nit SanIen's glus-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18
Csortictnua Ron Ser /. esite.)

ihen uno Dor Der 08ittaesihinOe mar
Die erlte &inie getponnen.
Qlm gluhmittog erfolgten oeltide
@egenongriffe NIT groBter Seftig-
feit ldnes fat Der gon5en 5ront.
Ole W1ebr3abl ibrer &eierpen fdmpf.
ten iiiolid uno oItlid oes 9rimont-
So5eilriidens. Bon Sort 9rimont
aus ouf elmer Die Gbene beberri6en-
ben So6e batten Die 0eiitiben bis
lang Neims beidoiien. Die 5ran8o-
fen iino Jet oieiem Sobeuriiden, Der
cine pidtige Golle in ben neiteren
admpfeu ipieIen miro, iebr nabe ge.
ridt.
glad oen letten Meloungen ner.
oen oie berlorenen @robenlinien bon
ben Geutiden beftig beidoiien mo
@egenihldge ouf @eeeni6l6ee err
foIgten bis in Ole gladt bineiu. glm
miitbenoIten lit Der aanpf in Der @e-
geno bon Graonne, ood Ole 5ron6o-
fen bolten iopeit Die errimgenen @e-
minne. Ole 6ran6oien iiuo Ourd.
idnittliA 5pei bis 5peieinbolb Wlei,
len tief iiber Die erlte Oeutide Stel-
htng borgcoriingen mel9e aus fiinf
itno feds aufeinonoer foleenoen @ra.
benlinien beltan0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18
gln Ser itolienii d e II
8ront or0bnen q e.
fiibe

81 ON. II. glpril, Dia 2onoon. ~
DoS ariegsomt meloet beute bon 5ll.
nebmenoer 9lrtillerietb1tigteit an Der
Observation-Disclosures 6ront. g(n
Der Suliiden 5ront 1T eine iApere
gIrtillerieihlodt inn @ange. gln an.
Oeren glbidnitten fanoeu Snianterie-
8uiommenit0Be itatt.
Ser 8eriht lnittet:
ISM 2oerina-Sbole nabm lniere
glrtilIerie ibr 8eidieBen pom Sol.
lano.9abnbof wieOer ouf. @s muir
0en @ebduoe bei6doigt, 8iige uno
W1otorlaihpaeen in ole 6luAt &c.
ihlogen lmO Gruppenforper Der.
iprcngt. 3uiommenltoBe unter ldWa.
den Grippenforpern murOen geuel.
oct. g9ir icbhgen Den 8ein0 5uriid
ino modtcn@efangene, modten aud
8eute an @eipebren uno 0tunition.
Syn obercn Gbeile oes glroDiono0o.
Gbole fiibrte cine ieinolide glbtbei.
lung, mdbreno zines beftigen Stur.
mes cinen lleberroibungsnngri
aus uno Orang in uniere, peltlib
bomBoelte.See gelegene /. 2inie elm.
Gr murOe obne 3ogern pieoer bin
ausgeporfen lno in feline eigenen
@r1ben 3rriidge0r1ngt. Inter benz
Shute eines oi6ten glebels muroe
Elm 1bElides ltnternebmen gegen
imiere Steauneen i'm 9oiio Giion-
oogma ausgefiibrt. @r muroe unter
idperen @erliiten fir oen 5einO ou.
riidgeihlagen.
9ln Ser SuIiiden 6ront mar bic
9[rtilleriefampftbGtigfeit groBer, be.
ionoers in ocr g}16e bon @or0. Sm
2uitaefedt muroe Elm feinoIiher9lero.
plan iiber Eermoro obgei6oiien."
0crruiIif6e 8ert6t.
&eterSburq, II. glpril, bia
2onoon. Ger beutige offi5ieille
9eridt ipri6t BON eiuenl ruiiii6en
@nsongrifi. gr lautet mie folet:
n@eitfront glm Sonntag unter-
nobmcn mir in Ser @egeno bon aou-
forp eincn @asaneriff. llniere Erup-
pen, Die ipdter ouf gluffldrrns aus.
gin9en puroen inter Wloihinenge-
pebrfeuer genommen. glm onoeren
9(blhnitt oieier 6ront uno al Der
rumdniihen 6ront fano oas ii6li6e
sSnionteriefeier itott, wie oud gLuf.
fIdrilngen uno 6liegerinternebmun-
gen.
8licgertb1iiefeit. llniere 6lieger
boIten iib 2 oeutide 9GeropIaue. 9ie-'
ielben gcrictben in Brand imb fomen
bel Moreceiti oitlib BON 6odiboni.
(Sno.WolOauD, 5ur @roe.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18
Scfanmtmadjnmscn.
Gepagtcment fir 5iientlidjc @cr6cferungcn.
nter'Separtement bes Straben.3 3n9enienrc.
Bal tmore, 1s. glpril 1917

Baltt more, 1S. Qlpril 1917.
2ln 9lne, bic Is angebt!
q, 9iermit plro oeli @rnnoeiaenibiimern, oeren
Nllfpelen an Die na9aenannten NueDS angreH5t,
beianni gegeben oab Die soften fir Die Bllaiics
rnn9en Der aeHQHnen glueDs i'm &er6ditniB
8miideH ben bengien 9iaeni6hmern bertbeii
lest IN oeiem 9iredn sur @inidDt fir aue
bleran intereliirien Berionen auSliegt ino oaB
Der StraBensSngeHeu IN ienem Niiredu an
30. Npril 1917 8uaegcn iein miro, nm irgeno
einen Hunit. Der in Der erudbnien gluiiteluuq
oorbanoen it, 5u reoioren. an medlem irgeHo
elHe BctioH angiebi oarin inierelri 81 iein,
ouHgeH erbebt uno miro ale iolde 9bdHoes
runeen oorneDmen, bic ibm noibwenoig uno
dngehrdcbi erllbenen.
Sie oben etiUdbHteH glueOs iinb mie iolgt
belannt:
The Redwood gazette., 1917-11-07
One Poor Sport

1t came to the attention If Coach
McPheeters. after the Glelicoe- Red
wood football game of last saturday,
that one of the Redwood Falls side
liners was so poor sportsman that
he became angered at decision made
by one of the Glencoe officials and
attempted some dirty work of par
ticularly contemplate nature. This is
just the sort of thing for which Coach
McPheeters, the high school fac llty.
the members of the team and the
citizens of the city, will not stand
and anyone attempting such !, work
stands in a class by himself f-q lite
outside the ranks of clean sportsn len.
The team has an exceptional record
for clean playing and gentlema My
conduct whether at home or abr ,ad
and anything contrary 20 that record
on the part of fans or sideliners will
meet with the contemptious dislp-
proval it deserves.
The Redwood gazette., 1917-11-07
Garvey Acquitted

M. c. Garvey, VINO was tried on a
charge of perjury in the district court
last week was acquitted, the jury
bringing in a verdict Of not guilty
after being out only twenty minutes.
The case grew out Of the Seaforth
arson case in which Mr.. Garvey was
implicated and was finally proven not
guilty of cooperating with Jordan
and Keyes, the two men now serving
in Saltwater for having set fire to
the Seaforth Hotel The charge of
perjury was then brought against Mr..
Garvey, he was indicted by the grand
jury at the April term Of court and
tried as stated above. 1t is believed
that this entirely closes the cases
which grew out of the burning of
this hotel and which have held the
attention of the court for the past
several terms.
Judge Olsen dismissed both indict-
ments in the Cobb case Tuesday
morning and court was adjourned
Tuesday noon. Judge Olsen and Court
Reporter Eckstein returned to their
homes at New Ulm on the afternoon
train Tuesday.
The Redwood gazette., 1917-11-07
METHODIST CHURCH.
E. C. Horn, Pastor.

The Sunday morning subject at the
Methodist Church will be "The Worlds
Best Gardener Evening at 7:30,
"The Prerequisite to Crown Win
ming"
Beginning Sunday evening Novem-
Der II, the Epworth League will con-
duct special services for one week,
having arranged for the following
leaders and subjects: Sunday, $50,
Taking Men Alive leader. Miss
Watson; Monday, 7:30, "The Red
Badge of Courage Mr.. Backer;
Tuesday, "a Ministering Angel" BY
Mrs. Ed. Chapman; Wednesday, '"The
Happy Fellowship of YOUTH" Miss
Peterson; Thursday, "The Faroff Bat
tie Line,'' Miss Evans; Friday. "Show
Your Colors," DR.. McPheeters.
A social will follow the Friday
evening service. The public is in
vited
The Redwood gazette., 1917-11-07
Clemans Wants Money


Major Clemans, the "Padre" Of 126
Infantry, the military organization #
which Company L forms part, stat IS
that all the money subscribed to the
regimental fund during his visit to
Redwood Falls last July has not been
paid and he is very anxious to obtain
the remainder of the sum promised
him. Probably no one man in the
entire division is working harder for
the boys bodily comfort and moral
welfare than the Padre, and certain
ly no other one man is accomplish
ing so much or has SO much Of the
warm friendship of the boys. Major
Clemans and his work are deserving
of every cent that was promised and
it is the duty of each citizen of Red
wood Falls to pay the amount SUBJ
scribed for. Payments may be made
at either the First National or the
State Bank.
The Redwood gazette., 1917-11-07
Get Your Number

About three hundred householders
have purchased the numbers for their
houses and business buildings. While
this is a good proportion of the en-
tire number, it is not the entire num-
Der and until all houses are num-
bered the usefulness of the numbers
as means of location and the free
delivery of mail will be seriously
handicapped. Each individual should
attend to the matter at once-even
though he may feel that the benefit
to himself personally may not be
great. There are several families,
especially several older people to
whom the delivery Of mail through
the coming winter will be very
great convenience and they are en-
titled to it. There is no cost to the
city, it means employment for two
men and there is no reason why the
service should be hampered by self
centered people who can see no far
ther than their own individual bene-
fit and the expenditure of a few pen
nies necessary to defray the expense
of getting the numbers up. Whether
you are going to use the service or
not get your number so that those
who do want to use it may reap its
benefits.