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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-10
l)rrbdllni6md6ig
rnbig
Slug es geitern aWf Srt'
tenfrOnt 81.
Olmr Qlrttllerte i'm 0pern'
4iftrift tbdtiS.

Gem 2onooner geribt nod pOIIen
oie @riten in Der nellen OffeniiOe
felt Qonneritog Worgeu mebr aIs
1000 @efaneene semodt buben.
9(uf Der Scorpe.sdIa6tfrOut
oerbeiierten ole britiiden Streit.
fraite iBre Steauna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-10

@oGe idritten sic 100 OiterreihiiHen
@lilitGr- -9l6geinnoten, pelde weibe
9arlameutdrflaggen trugen unO
SronpetenIignale a6ga6en auf Oie
ruiiiiben 9inien 5u. Gie &ulien a6te.
TEN Die peiBe 5lagee ino famen I'M.
bepaffnet Dor Sen S6iibengrGben
nit Dem 6eino 3ulammen. Dort leg.
ten Oie oiterreidii1en @ortfiibrer ei-
nen Ylan fir @initeIling ser 6einS.
ieligfeiten Oor, obne crit Hegierrngs-
idritte a65uDorten. Ser @omman.
Oeur Ger ruiiiiden Sruppen antmor-
tete; sails SSbr 6rieoen noIlt, eeGt
na6 @etersburg~ @r berbot Damn
ieinen 9elten meitere @eipre6ungen
ser 9lngelegenbeit unO ianote olle
Seiterrei6er nit 9lusno6me Oes
9rin5en um0 zines on0eren inter mi-
litGriiber @sforte in Oie oIterreidi.
I6en 9inien 5uriid.
SIN geiibe Der beioen feit9ebalte
nen SeiferreiDer pur0en Sdrift.
Itiide gefiinOen, oorltnter Sefe6Ie an
ieOes 0Iterreidiide 9legiment, cine
6rieOenso6ma6ung nit BEN eeeen-
ii6erIte6enOen ruiiiiden 0feoimentern
81 @ege 81 bringen. Ser iorefGItig
ousgear6eitete 5rieOenspIan lno Die
S6otiade, OoB Ser oiterreiGii6e @e-
neroI often ais Ser llr6e6er ser 9c-
meging genannt miro, IGBt oorouf
idIieBen, OaB ser gon5e @lan bon
Der oiterrei6iid-irngarii6en Geeie.
rllng ausgegongen iei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-10
@m, S. 8. OlsOmOnO.
Der 8rlOer Ses Srenfii6rers auf Dem
6eloe Der @6re aefaaen.

9on0on 8. Srmi. II @s purOe
6eute iinoffi5iea befanut gemadt, oaB
8m. $. Sc. &eomono, elm WlitglieO
Der Sit.Dibiiion BON Glare un0 elm
9ruoer BON SSobn &eomono, oem
6iibrer Der iriiden gtationaliiten i'm
britiidenllnterbaus, mif Der S6la9t.
front in Sranfreib Den SeIoentoo
Itor6.
Sn england Iopobl pie in Srlano
bat oieie 93adri6t groBes 9eoauern
berborgerufen, ga Der @eritor6ene Ell.
ner Ger beroorragenoiten W1nner Der
nationaIen Ynrtei mar, cine Stiise
ser oSome 9fule" i'm 6eiten Sinue oes
@ortes mar uno ii6 elmer iibermls
groBen Yopularit1t i'm Earlament
uno Dem 2anoe erfreilte. gs miro
bon ieinen politii6en 6einOen ielbit
geiaet, Dab er beim 9lus6rii6 oes
&rieges Die Sade Ger 9luiirten inter.
itiist lino bel Der erIten beiten @ele.
genbeit elm Sfii5ierspatent in einem
irii6en Heeiment eriporben bate.
@dbreno oes arieees murOe er gum
Maior beforoert.
g1a6oem Maior 9leomono's 9fegi-
ment nad 5ranfreib abgegangen
mar, bat er iib i'm llnterbaus iebr
Wenig ie6en Iaiien bod ieine 9lnii6-
TEN iiber Die @eiterfiibruns oes arie.
ges 1no 6ie 26irng Der irii9en Sra.
ge iino gum Shlagiport geporoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-10

SdiisenerGben norOIi6 bonn 6Iuiie
Sou6e5, iiiooitIid bon Coos rno flo
weitIid bon Ga @oiiee elm. 8iele
Qeutide purOen eet0otet ino ole
feinoli6en 8ertbeioigunes Stearn.
gen idDer beiddoiet.
@eitere IA @efoneene, oarunter 3
Sffi3iere, DurOen BON ms eema6t;
aud erbeuteten mir me9rere O2aidi-
nengeDebre.
@eItern glabt u1terna6men uniere
StreitfrGfte einen lleberfaa auf ben
G6eil Ger SinOenburg-9iuie, Oen Der
6einO meitlid BON 9uGecourt nod
bebouptet; Elm GbeiI Der @arniiOn
wuroe get0Otet ooer eefangen genom.
men,"
0eutfde @ngriffe am 6 + e.
min oes Games.
8arts, 8. SSuni. ~ Ser beute
ausgegebene amtli6e 8rontberi6t
oes fran50iiiden &rieesbiireaus mel
oet:
,Sn ser @egenO n0r0Iidb bon ct.
Quentin maren oie 8otterieu in Der
0odt Iebr tbGtig. Gangs Dem @be-
min oes Games erneuten Die Ieit.
i6en an beri6ieoenen Yunften inie.
rer SteIlmgen iiiOIid bon 6iloin bis
oitIi6 BON GernD ibre 9lnitrengltngen.
Sci fortgeiebtem beitigen 9lrtiQerie-
6euer in oieiem gan5en 9lbi6nitt err
folgten bier aufeinanOer foIgen0e
9lueriife eeeen einen S6iibeneraben
norooitlidb bon GernD. Die anerei.
fenoen Eruppen nuroen 0ur6 unIer
6euer 5eritreut. 3mei lleberrimpe.
Ilmgs.9lngriffe noroIi6 oes 6roio-
mont-@e6ofts muroen ebenfoas 5i.
riidgeiblaeen. Ger 5einO erlitt be-
trd6tlide 8erlulte obne Die gering.
lten Geiultate 5iI er5ielen.
nSiiooitli9 bon GorbenD, iiioli6
bon GourcD un0 i'm @beOalier.@aIOe
Duroen feinoli6e gl6tbeiluneen, mel.
DIE rniere 2inien an5ueeben oeriu6.
ten, leidt abgeidlogen. @ir nabmen
@efaneene, 0arlnter Elm Offi3ier.
.Ges &6uigs AOonffii g r
DougloS Saig.
2on 3 on 8. SSuni. ~ Die fol-.
genoe9oti6aft Ioa bon aonig @eorge
an ben 6eIomari9oa Cir Douglas
Soie, Dem Gberbefeblsbaber Ser 6ri-
tiifen Eruppen in 6ranfrei9 unO
gelgien, geianot poroen iein:
o@ir iinO erfreilt, oaB ser W2eIIi.
nes.8ergriiden oanf oen OoaItdnoi-
gen 8orbereituneen uno Ger ausge.
5ei6neten glr6eit oIler @offengattun.
gen mieoer in imieren SGnoen lit.
Spreden sic Dem General 4lumer
uno Der 2. glrmee unieren StoI3 ii6er
oieie 2eiiting aus, ourb meI6e Der
Jeino IN menigen ShmOen aus lei-
men Itarfen SteIlungen berausgetrie,
ben puroe, Die er 21a Sabre inue
gebabt bat."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-10
asremfemls nemer edarfridlter.

Gopenbogen pia 2onOon 9.
Simi. ~ 9mlI Spdte lit gum S6arf-
ii6ter fir YreuBen ernannt woroen.
Gr mar 9liiiitent oes ieit6erigen
S6arfridters S6pies, ser Ii6 Dor
einem Sabre BON Dem n@eiddft" 8u-
riidge5ogen bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-10
gsertranensOOtnm.


----
@ertrGnensbOtitm.
Bon Ser fran5oiiIben Qeputirtenfam.
mer uod 8meitdeiger Qebotte fir
Die &egierung poiiirt. - @orber
nurOen M}arineminiIter 2aca5e
mO 6Iotte i6arf ongeerifien.
4aris, 9. SUM. - 91od 5mei-
tdgiger Sibung, wdbreno WeI6er Der
Marineminiiter 9lonliraI 9aca5e umo
ole 2eitllng Ger 8lotte ipe8iel wegen
ser @erhlIte bon 'Sonoelsi6iffen
idarf angegriffen wurOen, CAB Die
0eputirtenfammer geltern 9l6eno nit
$40 gegen 17S Stimmen Der &egie-
rung elm 8ertrauenspotlm. 3ie gln-
griffe centraliIirten iib in oerSdllB-
Iieung mlf Die ange6li6e 9orbeit BON
Mabnabmen 5ur 9efdmpfurng bon
9au6booten lmo iblohen gortuiirfe
elm, OaB oaS 9iioget nidt in genii-
GENDER @eiie fir @nti.Galdboots-
MaBnabmen forge.
8remier 9Ribot erflGrte bel 8ert6ei-
oigung Der 9fegierung, Der Gau6.
bootfrieg babe oie 6lotten oller 9lai-
irten iiberraY6t. @r itellte Oie &C.
iobr ni1t in 9lbreOe rmo oerlanate
5uiablide GreOite, INN Oieier neuen
9lrt ser Griegfiibrumg 81 begegnen.
gr iagte, es iei piel 81 tbln, oarlrn.
ter au6 cine &eriiingung Der Metbo-
oen 6es Observation-Disclosures. Ser
@renier Itimmte Ser S6ofhmg zines
gepartements fir Gaudboot.@ertbei-
0igung 81.
@Gbreno Oie 0ebatte in ser 4am-
mer Dor iid ging, nabm Der Senat
cine &orlage an, mona6 oos 9iiOget
oes 3lottenniniiters in Ser 9(rt rebi-
Dirt mur0e, oaB onsreidenoere Gre-
bite fir glnti.Eau66oot -MoBnabmen
OorgeIe6en meroen.
.Sapan bereit, q 6iffe fir
gllliirte 5u bouen.
(Gorreiponoen5 Der psliiociirien 8refe")
Eotio, 90 O2ai. ~ Supan III
bereit, peitere S6iffe fir Oie @n-
tentenlGdte 81 bauen, es feblt a6er
an 9aumaterinl. 0as lit Die Sage
in oieiem 9nnOe, nie bon Baron Sen
iiro Gen, Dem Wliniiter fir 03ittbei-
lungen, ausfii6rt. Gerlel6e iaete: :
o@inige S6ifiswerften in Sopm
iinO ge5mungen, oie 9(rbeit ein5llIieI-
len, neil es ibnen on Nioteriol ie6lt
@enn Die Ser. Staaten 0as @}oterial
liefern ioaten WiirOe SSopan i'm
Stanoe Iein, nit Scr @ntente in
ibrem 8ori6lag 5ur @rgdn5une oes
ourb ole Geutiben perlriabten
Sbaoeus 81 cooperiren."
Wlan glaubt, oaB S5apan @iaens
mare, einiee ieiner Sanoelsidifie Den
@ntentelndbten IoWobI fir Gienit
inn 9(tlantiihen Ocean 5itr 8erfiiglne
81 iteaen, wie aud nod @loeIidfeii
bel 9ieierlme neuer Sdifie 6e6iiIflid
8n iein. gor Dem arieee mar Sapon
I'M 9elib bon neim S6ifisbarmeri-
ten, weIde 6abr5euee BON mebr ais
1000 Ionnen @ebolt bauen fonnten.
Gtr6 Den Grieg lit ole Sin5ufiiglng
bon iieben nellen @erften gIeider
@apa5itGt Oerlrrio9t worOen, 10 Dab
Sapan iebt i'm Stanoe it, 54 6abr.
5eigc bon iiber 1000 Ionnen 81 elei.
der 3eit 81 bauen. @enn Die 2ei-
ltmgsfGbigfeit oes 9onoes bis gum
9lcuBerIten gefiibrt WiirOe, Damn
fonnte Sapon in einem Sabr 3abr.
5euge BON iusgeiammt 100000 Gon-
men beritelen. SSm lebten S5abr mur.
Oen infoIge' Der Stodlmg Oes SIN.
ports BON ben0tbigtem Material sum
9ou imO 3ur @qllipirlng mlr 6abr-
5euge bon insgeiammt 250,000 Com
nen qebaut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-10

(Saupiflur, Sieport & eo)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-10
100000 @efunaene
9is iebt in Oen Sdnoen Ger Central
mG6te. ~ 9luf 0euti6IanO ent-
fallen 1,690,731 un6 aiif Selter,
reid. 6.llngarn 1,092,055 Wiann.


(Gorreiponoen8 Der a9liociirieu 9reiIe")
u m It ero a m, Is. Woi. ~ gla6
elmer amtIiden NfittbeiIung, ole in
oeutiden 8eititngen ner0fientli6t
muroe, bo6en ole @entraImddte iebt
tait 100000 @efanseue in San.
oen.
9euti6lanO bat 1,69O,73t @efan.
gene, Oaumter 17474 Offi3iere;
Oeiterreib. llngarn 1,092,055, Bull
earien 81, ,582 uno Die Eiirfei 23, ,9O3,
insgeiammt 2,87427t @eianeene,
inter oenen iid 2762O Offi8iere be.
finoen. Dieie @eiammtiumme Der.
tbeilt iid auf Die foleenoen glationen:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-20
Dickens Forensic Masterpiece.

Dickens lawyers are legion. but
none of them has stronger hold on
the memory of his readers than Ser
geant Buzfuz, whose peroration In
Bardell VS.. Pickwick ranks as loren
sic masterpiece: "But Pickwick, gen.
tlemen. Pickwick. the ruthless destroy
er of this domestic oasis In the desert
Of Goswell street-Pickwick, who has
choked up the well and thrown ashes
on the sward-Pickwick who comes
before you today with his heartless to-
mato sauce and warming pans-Pick-
wick still rears his head with unblush-
ing eifTrunteTy and ssaazzes without sigh
on the ruin he has made. Damages,
gentlemen, heavy damages, is the only
punishment with which you can visit
him-the only recompense you can
award to my client. And for those
damages she now appeals to an en-
lightened. a high-minded, right-feel-
ing, a conscientious, dispassionate, a
sympathizing, contemplatiye jury Of
her civilized countrymen."
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-20

were caught after the first day or two
I'VE have only had two or three caaes
here-but several scores Of traps have
been discovered, along with q lot more
of diabolically ingenious contrivances
designed to hamper our advance or to
give us pause in the matter Of occupy
ing abandoped dugouts. In fact. the
lodging Of the trench traps has added
quite, new interest and zest to our
latest attacks"
Scientific trench trappery" IL indeed
a new development of modern warfare.
and like so many other. things 1t has
taken the methodical and thorough
Tenton to bring out its refinements to
make fine art Of 1t, The wolf
traps were only the first of series Of
many devilish little devices left be-
hind by the ousted Germans to deliver
a last blow at the victorious Tommy"
or 'Poilu." q sort Of modernization OF
the famous Parthian shot.
Obviously, trench trappery" par ex-
cellence is only practicable in the face
of slowly and steadily advancing
movement: Just such one as that on
the Somme has become, or as verdun
was in its opening phases, Obviously,
too-since the proverb that once
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-20

apologized for all thatsh he had said
and promised to say no more. The
marshal closed by saying that he was
in hopes that he would talk back: that
he was anxious to make an example
of man of his size; that IL he had
talked, he would at once have been
bundled into the car and put where
he could talk to the bars. and that IL
he would go.
Berlin, Reinbeck, Traer, Dysart and
keystone were visited on the way
back to Cedar Rapids.
At Reinbeck Senator DeWolf as
sured the marshal that he had oeen
at the head of the Red Cross drive
and that he was in position to know
that there was no talking in that COM
munity against the governments. He
urged Marshal Moore to go up to the
chautauqua grounds and address the
people assembled there. He was
pleased to do this, as he assured the
people that he would much rather con-
graduate them upon the fact that they
were loyal than to find one disloyal
one among them; that it was much
better to have it go out to the world
that Reinbeck was loyal than 1T was
to send forth the word that Lowden
was disloyal: that at the present time
we have but one country and one flag;
that in time to come, the children
would have reason to regret the dis
loyal talk of the father: that 1t would
hurt for many years to come, in So
cial as we'll as business way; that
the object of the run thru the district
was to avoid such contingencies and
also to avoid trouble in different COM
munities. when our boys begin to be
shot down.
Marshal Moore announces that If the
weather and roads remain good an
other run will be made this week;
that all disloyai talk is gong to be
stamped out in the district or he is
going to know the reason why.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-20
RIOT LEADERS SENTENCED
East ST. Louis Trouble Makers Must
Serve Tarmx in Prison

Belleville, ILL.,, Aug. 90 s. L. Schulz
Of East st. Louis, H., who was in
dicted on charges of rioting, con
spiracy and assault with intent to
commit murder by the grand jury that
investigated the recent East st. Louis
race riots, pleaded guilty in the circuit
court here to conspiracy and to one
count charging assault with intent TO
murder.
He was sentenced to an indetermi-
nate term of one to fourteen years in
the Chester penitentiary on the latter
charge and to five years Imprisonment
on the conspiracy charge. Both sent
ences are to run concurrently.
The charge Of rioting was dismissed,
and one count charging assault with
intent TO murder was removed from the
docket with leave to reinstate.
In passing sentence Circuit Judge
Crow told Schulz that if his conduct IN
prison were good, the board OF pardons
would consider releasing him. The fact
that in entering the decree, Judge
Crow wrote Consequences explained
led court attaches to conclude thar
Schulz would be used as a state Wit
ness in the trial against others accused
OF participation in the riots.
The specific charge to which Schulz
pleaded guilty was that he struck with
a club a man named Murphy. when the
latter attempted to rescue negro
whom the mob was clubbing to death.
After his arrest. Schulz told Of his part
in the rioting, the authorities say, ana
offered to give evidence against seVerai
other men. He admitted that ne was the
leader of a mob that operated near the
stock yards on June -. Several negroes
were killed in this section
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-20
.Tr,neh rr,p.. a. o:rn,.n..

what do you think made that
wound?" asked an officer who was con-
Quoting me thru one Of the advanced
hospitals on the Somme, pointing to
the badly swollen and lacerated ankle
of soldier that was Just being
dressed. The puffy discolored flesh
might have come from severe sprain.
but two or three black punctures on
either side indicated that the injury
was more aggravated one. IF there
was tropical river about" replied
finally. Il should hazard guess that
the man had stepped into the mouth
Of an alligator, or had been nipped by
one while swimming. AS I have never
heard of alligators in the Somme, !
fear shall have to give it up, What
did do it?'
Trench trap" was the laconic reply;
"or, to be more exact, wolf trap
Ever since the steady pressure of our
advance began to tell-since the Boche
began to realize that he would have
to continue backing up before our at
tacks-the Germans have been leaving
them behind in the trenches, or laid
in inviting little runways thru the wire
entanglements. Not many Of our men
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-20
About Cousins.

The children of brothers are called
cousins, cousins german and first or
full cousins. Often, however, the
term second cousin is loosely applied
to the son or daughter of cousin ger
man, more properly called a first
cousin once removed. A first cousin
once removed is the first cousins
child; first cousin twice removed is
the grandchild of ones first cousin; a
second cousin once removed is the
child Of ones second, cousin. A FIRST
cousin once removed is sometimes
called second cousin, followed by a
third, fourth, etc. The relation Of an
individual to his fathers cousin is that
Of a first cousin once removed. and
his relation to his fathers cousins
child is that of first cousin twice re-
moved, or third cousin.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-20
tSEAPLAhE mt SAILORS
OUT DOOR, NESS, At SAN
/ DIEGO, CAL& 80 =

These photographs show a seaplane
in use at North Island, San Diego, Cal,
and sailors eating their dinner at the
great outdoor mess al the naval train
ing station at San Diego. North Island.
the great flying field at San Diego, Is
a center Of war activity nowadays. 1t
is situated in southern California, at
the southwestern corner OF continental
United States, and has just been COM
Wandered by the government by act
of congress. Since the birth of the
science Of flight North Island has been
one of the most famous aeronauticaf
laboratories in the world. 1t was there
that the first seaplane few BY reason
of topography. uniform climate, me-
teoriogicaI conditions, Isolation and az
the same time proximity to a large
city where supplies may be obtained
North Island is one Of the finest avia-
ton fields on earth. Its LOO acres
are now to be occupied jointly and
permanently by the army and navy. :.
Large numbers Of young men from all
parts Of the eountfy are now being
trained there.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-20
TO BECOME "DRY" OCT. I.
British Columbia Re-enacts Law De-
featsd BY Soldier Vote Fraud.

Victoria. B. c., Aug. 20.-The prov
ince of British Columbia will become
prohibitory territory on oct. l, under
a law passed by the legislature and
signed Saturday by the lieutenant gov
erner.
The bill passed was re-enactmenl
OF a measure introduced year ago.
This was submitted 10 a referendum
which passed in British Columbia by
a majority of 5000. A vote OF British
Columbia soldiers overseas was taken,
however, and the verdict was upset
the final majority being 500 II favor
Of the vets
A government commission sent TO
England and France to investigate
found that many soldiers had voted
two or three times and that dead and
missing men were also entered as haV-
ing cast ballots
The legislature decided that the
charges OF fraud had been sufficiently
substantiated TO cause the bringing OF
the measure into effect.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-20
Starting Of the Day.

Some astronomers. beginning with
Ptolemy, regarded the day as begin
ming with the suns elimination, OF
noon, and reckoned their "a hours
straight through, without dividing the
time into two los, while some nations,
such as the ancient Chaldeans and the
more modern Greeks have chosen sun
rise as the hour of the commencement
of day. In Italy, for many years, and
in Bohemia the day was supposed to
commence at sunset, while in ancient
Rome the "a hours were divided not
into day and night. but into sunrise, y
midday" and sunset"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-20

burned child - twice shy applies .vath
equal force to the French and leritiah
soldier-it must show a progressive de-
velopment to stand any chance Of suc-
cess. must be constantly varied con-
stantly carried on in = newsway. THAT
the general scheme has been a NAT
failure Ii principally due to the fact
that the Germans have not ,been abs
to vary their devices. sufficiently to
bafle their wary quarry, VINO. meets
ing guile with guile, have a. often a.
not trapped the would-be trappers and
"hoisted them with their own petards."
Lewis r. Freeman in Popular Me-
chanics Aagasine.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-20
His curiosity,.Aroused.

When Marian was six she had her
first real birthday party. Among the
many gifts she received was box Of
candy. After the party was over and
the little guests had departed, Donald.
little neighbor boy, came back II
was thought, perhaps, he had forgotten
something, and asked him if he had.
He said: mo, but was just wonder
ing what Marian did with that candy
one of the boys brought her"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-20
Water.LoVinq Trees.

Water-loving trees along streams
often consume more water than they
save. Estimates are that beech for
est will transpire nearly so per cent Of
an annual precipitation Of 20 inches.
while coniferous forest but eight
per cent Of the same or like precipita-
rio0
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-20
When You Eat loo Much.

Distress in the stomach after eating
is relieved by taking one OF Chamber
lain's Tablets Try it the next time
you eat more than you should. For
sale by all Observation-Disclosures
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-20
EncoJraoipc Him,

SIN doing my best TO get ahead,
asserted Cholly, well, heaven Knows
you need one" asserted Dolly.-Puck.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-20
Between Fixed 8ayonets.


Keep your face always toward the
sunshine. and the shadows will fall
behind vou."-M. 3. Whitman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-27
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
ADAM n WESCHIER ArCTI0NEER
DWELLINGS, NOS. SIC, $40, 522 AND 62A
18th STREET SOUTHWEST. ALSO THREE
STORY FRAME DWELLING. NO. 5a2

TRusTnEg sALr OF Two,sroaT H BRl *
liz sTassT so Ssi w r. Also THREE;
s snSH srR EE41 souT RTRI51se NO. ~
By virtue Of three certain desds Of trust 6 e.
iSss Sal FOLIO 81 and lf as.s so,o
ct sea-. of the land records for the District OF
sell BY 'ns public suction. i frent q the
sTH ,g Ismcss e HSNp4 u MA1 sEx
FOUR O'Clock PM. ali that real estate in
s D r. Of
B. page si in The once Per Of the Tor
Nay. ss and p' e,seGs 0tr
division Of square ss4 as per plat in Book n
It, a ni once 8. Of es
for said part Of lot at a point on 18th street
west b1.44 feet north Of the southwest corner Of
thence east rs feet. thence south IS feet and
thence west IS feet to the beginning. and begin
west feet north 81 i1' from ts Southwest
ner Of said SQUARE and running then ,eo east east
aDa fss s9g north .e e the
and said part Of lot a. being the north 70 f 9e6
ssp ., .ss on .as
sether with the improvements thereon.
Term: Of sale; one.thrd of the purchase e .n.e
years. with interest at six per cent per annum:
BY deed of trust upon the property sold. or all
cash at the option Of the purchaser. de-
post Of 800 required Of the purchaser on
each house at time of sale. All conveysneing
Terms of sale to be complied with within If
teen days from day. of sale. otherwise the trus-
tees reserve the right TO resell the property
at the risk and cos. Of the defaulting pur-
chaser after FIVE days advertisement Of such
resale in Newspaper published in the
city Of Washington. d. @.
HENRY n. RERGMANN.
GEORGE NJ. EMMERICH.
sp2H- dads exSu Trustees.