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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-16

Bellevue.
DR.. J. c. Dennison, one Of Bellevue
prominent physicians, was in Omaha
last week, where he was examined for
admittarce to the L. S. army. Hc
successfully passed the medical, surgi-
cal and physical examinations, and Is
now awaiting word to report for duty
Waterloo.
Black Hawk county is proud Of It's
school record the past year. Attendance
Of IT'S pupils stood nearly 100 per cent
Only 20 children between the ages 'ol
I and 16 years have failed to attend
school at least 16 weeks Of the school
term as required by law. according tc
this report.
Shelby. .
Fire Of unknown origin which broke
out in the barn of George Schuster
near Shelby, destroyed the barn. a
double corn crib. 500 bushels Of ole
corn, 1000 bushels Of oats, three
horses, all the farm harness and other
property valued at $4,000. Insurance &c
per cent.
Mason City.
Police officers Friday night raided
the house Of Nick Pappas on Seven
teetnth street northwest and seizeC
iiliIIvu;; ;;u3::s g "'::ckT- Wher
arraigned this morning in police court
charged with keeping booze for sale
Pappas waived preliminary examina-
ton. Judge Hayes held him to the
November grand jury. He Is at liberty
under $500 bond.
Cedar Rapids.
John S. Wolf, father of Mrs. George
&C.. Hannah, Of this city celebrated his
ninety eighth anniversary of his birth
Sunday and to celebrate the event, a
family dinner was prepared in his
honor. Mr.. Wolf built the North
western railroad into Cedar Rapids. He
lived in Ottumwa for many years
leaving there about fifteen years age
for Colorado. He has resided In Cedar
Rapids for the last five years.
Manchester.
The local branch of the United States
fish commission, in charge Of Captain
Bennett, has been unusually busy thu
past few weeks. Several large con.
signments of fish have been shipped
out to be deposited in streams in Ohio
and Indiana. George q. Chase, manager
of the aquarium In tho big Rothschild
department store in Chicago, was here
to superintend the shipment Of fish
for the Chicago store and to make ar.
rangements for shipping any large
specimens that may be caught in THU
locality.
Ryan.
Fatal injuries were received by the
1s month old child Of Mr.. and Mrs
John Clark, of Hazel Green township
when they were thrown from an aut'
into ditch on the Lincoln highway
pike Thursday. The child was thrown
thru the windshield when the car wen
over and was seriously injured. Thu
parents weTo throw. cut h.,t rniracnl
ously escaped with only minor injuries
Help was summoned imediately ant
the injured ones taken to Ryan. where
physicians upon exaination OF the in.
jured child advised that 1t be at onc'
conveyed to hospital.
Greeley.
Four Delaware county boys from
Camp Dodge. Roy willard, w. H. Mil
roy. James Hook and Charles Menge
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-16
MAIL CARRIER INJURED.
Pinned Under Overturned Machine and
Arm Broken.
ial to Characterization.

Special to Times-Republican.
Corning, Oct lS.-F. NJ. Holmes,
mali carrier out Of Corning on rural
route No. 2, Monday met with an acci-
dent while on his way home from tho
postoffice. When at the Methodist
church corner believing he was about
to collide with another car. he made .
quick turn a: too high speed. his car
turning over catching his arm under
meath and breaking 1t and otherwise
bruising him. The car was not badly
damaged, aside from the top being torn
off and the steering apparatus being
disa bled
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-16
VOTE ON BOND ISSUE.
Special Election at Story City to Sub
NIT School Proposition to Voters.

Special to Times-Republican
i Nevada, Oct 16.--The needs of a new
school house to accommodate the in
creasing number of pupils is apparent
at. Story City and special election Is
to be held on Nov. ~ for the purpose
of voting upon the question of bonding
the district for $4,000 to raise funds
for that purpose.
The commercial club of that city has
also petitioned the city council to issue
bonds Of $4,000 for a new city hall but
the council turned the matter down for
the time being. The contractors are
now on the job laying the ten blocks
Of new brick paving thru the, business
district of the city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-16
FIFTY iOWANS DISCHARGED.
Rejected For Service at Camp Dodge
Because Of Physical Defects.

Camp Dodge. Des Molnes, Oct. 16.-
Upon recommendation of Lieut.. Col.
J. r. Shook, division surgeon at camp
Dodge, about fifty Iowa men nave
been rejected for service in the select
military. Maj. Gen. f. II. Plummer has
given the order for dismissal. Local
boards must furnish men to take their
places. Physical disability is the
cause for rejection Those in the list
who will not see service arc:
John Landegert. Lyon county; Lee
o. Case, Harrison: William II. Sheunk,
Plymouth: Seth w. Tillotson. Har-
rison; John II. Rieman and Clarence
q Miller, Calhoun: Henry Van Ed
gon and Hiram Wood. Sioux: Casper
Herring, Shelby; Adolph Madison and
Sacob Hoffman, Guthrie; Lauritis NJ.
Peterson. Audubon: William II. In
gram. Hancock: James 3. Walsh.
Greene: Christian Sloth, Kossuth: Ell
ling Edwards. Wright; Ora! V. Cray
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-16
Worth Their Weight in Gold.

No man can do his best when suffer-
ing from backache. rheumatic pains,
swollen joints, sore muscles or other
symptoms Of kidney trouble. B. II.
Stone, $40 N. Second ST., Reading, Pa,
writes: Il contracted most severe
case Of kidney trouble. I gradually
grew worse and for months was unable
to attend to business. L began to use
Foley Kidney Pills and soon found the
pains were gone, and I have had no
aches since. They have been worth
their weight in gold to me-" For sale
re.-Advertisement.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-16

nounced, Each company commander
is instructed to appoint an oHlcer 10
represent the organization. The resl-
mental commander in turn Will appoint
one of these men to represent the reg
iment and the regimental representa-
tive will form the division council.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-16
Battery Boys Buy Bonds.

Camp Dodge, Des Moines. Oct. 1s.-
A total, Of $500 worth of Liberty
bonds in fifteen minutes-that's the
record Of Battery F, Three Hundred
and Thirty ninth Field Artillery, Camp
Dodge.
The battery men literally gobbled up
the bonds when they were offered for
sale at the Camp Saturday. They ex-
poet to make it $4,000 when all MEM
beers OF the battery have been inter
viewed. Capt. Donald X. Hudson, Is
captain of the battery.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-16
DEATH AT CAMP DODGE.
Wisconsin Soldier Boy First Victim OF
Pneumonia.

Camp Dodge, Des Moines, Oct. 10
The first fatality from pneumonia in
the Eighty eighth division of the ma
tional army ut Camp Dodge was re-
ported at thu base hospital Monday
with the death Of G. W. Larson. Bat
terry A. S37th field artillery. His pa
rents at Forestville, Wis. have been
notified. Larson was drafted from
Minneapolis. Eleven other pneumonia
cases, at the hospital today are re-
ported as in an improved condition.
Larson is the fifth death among
the recruits at Camp Dodge since
Sept. 5.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-16
RIFLE DRILL Is BEGUN.
Recruits Of Eighty-eishth Division
Have First Bayonet Practice.

Camp Dodge, Des Moines. Oct. 10
With the issuance of several thousand
rifles Saturday. recruits of the Eighty
eighth division had their first bayonet
practice Monday. A portion Of the In
tensive training program outlined by
the war college has been started but
the" full course will not be followed
until the arrival Of all selected men,
Plans for the formation for dlVi-
sion athlete council has been an
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-16

Of tonnage, but there u no blinking
the fact that the American shipbuudinE
program is dragging as a result OF .
shortage OF labor and the bungling that
produced the Denman -Goethas row.
1t probably will be year before the
United States will have a sufficient
number Of new ships ailoat to relieve
the situation to any appreciable extent.
Opposed to Psssin,isn,.
There IL a good deal OF rampant pes
simism voiced by those who are con-
WINGED that the United States can not
find ships enough to transport 100000
soldiers to France by spring and keep
them supplied. that enough rifles can
not be produced to train our hghtinS
men In Workmanship before they are
sent to the trenches, that few, II any.
effective airplanes can be constructed,
and that the war will be over before
our troops are provided with suTi-
cient number Of machine and heio
guns.
The administration. however. radiates
optimistic assurances that there VIII
be no shortcomings on any OF these
scores, and that the United States WIN
be able to make it's force felt EFFECTIVELY
and adequately when the first signal -
given for the American boys to so over
the top.
- The administration desires that IT be
Judged not by incomplete processes
now but by the results 1t achieves next
spring.
Big Task Well Started.
on the whole an extraordinary Feat
has been accomplished In preparing Tor
war a nation that was totally unpre-
pared and that had refused to prepare
during more than two years or NINA
tory warning.
The businesS and professional men
who have focked to Washington nave
ACCOMPLISHED wonders. They have
been aided by some departments OF
the government and hainpered by
others.
The conviction Is pretty general m
Washing ton that there will be at least
another year of fighting. Administra-
ton officials who have chung to the
belief that Germany will be cracked
before Christmas are less optimistic
now
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-16

teemed by all who knew him. 6urviv-
Ing are his widow and. son ana two
sisters, Mrs. w. r.. Yenter and Mrs.
Heath, OF OXFORD and West Liberty, re-
SIiectiNelY N y IA ~ 49, ----
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-02

Bradley made up congeniai party
who enjoyed . days outing at Mana.
kuli On Sunday last.
Capt. and Mrs. William MeCleave
had Lieut. John Hoskins and Mr..
Smith as their dinner guests on Sun.
day.
Mrs. Henry. Sheen was hostess at
bridge and tea on Thursday after.
noon for Mrs James Bell. Mrs. Jnhn
Corey. Mrs. Barrett Glover. Miss
Schofield, Mrs. Eugene Householder.
Mrs, Robert Calder. Mrs. Merrill
STalding. Mrs. Jer' Baxter. and Mrs.
Walter Frank.
Miss Harriet Lyon Was the house
guest OF MAJ and Mrs. Guy Palmer OF
Fort Sha!ter for several days last
week.
On Thursday evening Mrs I-eora
HOggSOn gave most enjoyable
movie party. her guests being Capt.
and Ms. William Browning. Capt. and
Mrs. Henry Klbourne, Capt and Mrs.
John Corey, Capt and Mrs. Raymond
Pratt, Lieut.. and Mrs. John WleIh,
Lieut. and Mrs. John Hauser. Lieut..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-02

and Mrs. Harold vanderteer. Mrs.
John D. Burnett Miss Carrie MeMa-
hon, Miss Esther McMahcn, Col. John
McMahon, Capt Ia uen Eckles. Lieut..
Kari Greenwald. Lieut. Vincent Erwin.
Lieut.. John Eager. Lieut.. Bertram
FrankenberE"r. anG Lieut. Carl Co
hen. After the movies Mrs. Hogg.
son took her guests to CAPT a2d Mrs.
Pratt's quarters for an informal sup
PER and dance.
Mrs Frank NIA-;rht. who has been
a ratlent in tie apartment Hospital
at Fort Shatte0 &. the VaSt week, is
oonvalt sCiNg rapidly and exDects to
return 10 her homo ca Monday.
\ Jolly PARTY OF Artillery peorle
enjoyed the Cavalry hop On Wednes.
day evening. The nc!3drd Col. John
Mcmahon. N1J. and Mrs. Fred Austin.
Capt. and Mrs, Ausus'ina MCINTYRE,
Capt, and Mrs DehuSsy HQyle. Lieut..
and Mrs. Archibald Arnold. Lieut.. and
Mrs John HIIsCr. Miss Carrie Nc.
Mahon. Miss Esther NcMahou. Mrs,
Leora HOScSln. Mss katherine Treat.
Lieut.. Vincent Erwin. Lieut. John
Eager. L.'Ht. klrl Grcrnwald and
Lieut.. Clyde SelleCk.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-02
SCHOFIELD SOCIETY
Gsreei.l Star. bulletin CorrespOndence)

Especial Star. bulletin Correspondenc4)
SCHOTELD BARRACKS, June g.
One Of the most delightful events of
recent date was the "Haversack sup
per" and dance given by Mrs John D.
Burnett at the Haleiwa Hotel on
Saturday evening. The event was the
annual celebration of Mrs. Burnett's
birthday and. was essentially for the
younger set though the guests in
cluded quite a number of her long
standing friends among the older set.
The several large tables, about which
the party was seated, were beautifully
decorated, red hibiscus blossoms being
strewn over the damask covers while
quantities of American beauty roses
and many pretty shaded candles made
a charming effect. The hostess table
was unusually attractive, having for
a centerpiece a large red, white and
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-02

attractive flowers made most accept.
able favors for he ladies.
Lieut., and Mrs, Eley benson had
as luncheon guests on Thursday after.
noon Capt Edward Everts and Mr..
Samuel knight Of Honolulu
The LIST Infantry Reading Club met
with Miss Evelyn Hodges on Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Walter Frank was hostess at
pleasant kensington on Wednes-
day afternoon for Mrs. Hugh Wise.
MS. Samuel Lyon, Mrs. Henry Sheen.
Mrs. Merrill Spald.2g. Mrs. Holiday,
Mrs, Carl Ball.nge-, Mrs, John Loud,
Mrs. Jere Baxter, Mrs EIey EensCn,
Mrs, Eugene Householder. Mrs. Joseph
Cecil, and Mrs. Ernest Carr
Lieut.. Louie Beard OF Fort De RUssv
sl'ent Tuesday at scholield and was
the dinner-suest CT Capt and Mrs
DeRussy Hoyle.
col and Mrs. Henry Hodges had
Miss Alice Palmer Of Fort Shafter as
IutIF weekend guest.
Decoration Day was observed as
General holiday throughout the post.
in the morning services apDrODriate TO
the day were held at the nost GENE.
Terry, at which hundreds Of officers
and enlisted men were present. In
the afternoon baseball games we're in
order on all Of the post diamonds.
While many people motored to HaIei
va for swim and inner at the hotel
Inc Cavalry hop in the evening was
we'll attended, in spite of the rain.
the dance continuing much later than
IS usual on hop nights.
! Maj. and Mrs Charles Llovd enter.
tanned at dinner on Wednesday even,
.ng in their usual delightful manner.
I he red and while color scheme was
most effectively carried out in gladi-
Olus and periwiAkles, which were ar.
ranged in three baskets through the
center OF the table. Many crystal
shaded candles added much to the
beauty OF the scene. The place cards
! were indicative of war time and wcro
! named for Col. and Mrs. LLOYD Brett.
Maj. and Mrs. Morton Henry. Cant
and Mrs. Conger Pratt Cart and Mrs
Ephriam Graham, Miss LLOYD Brett,
and Maj. Robert Toy
The approach Of summer is marked
this year, as always, with a return OF
peach suppers by moonlight On
Thursday evening Capt. and Mrs.
Richard kimball gave one of these
charming affairs at Waimea Rav
their guests including Mai. and Mrs,
Hamilton Hawkins, Maj and Mrs.
benjamin Hyer, MAJ. and Mrs. Charles
Lloyd, Capt. and Mrs. AUGUSTINE Nc.
lntEre, Capt. and Mrs. Jerome Pillow.
Capt. and Mrs. Phillip Kiehl, Can't
and Mrs Ephrlam Graham, Can't. and
Mrs. COnger Pratt, Capt and Mrs
'j0fin Her, Capt. and Mrs. LaVergne
Gregg, Lieut.. and Mrs. Cuthbert
otearns, Lieut.. and Mrs. Howell Estes,
Lieut.. and Mrs. Archibald Arnold
Miss Katherine Treat, Miss LLOYD
Brett Miss Castle, Miss Damon, Miss
Doris Hyer, Miss Nancy Hawkins,
MAJ. Robert Foy, and Lieut.. Raymond
McQulllln. A trio Of Hawaiian play
ers and singers added much to the
pleasure Of the evening.
Miss Schofield of Honolulu has been
spending a few days this week with
Maj, and Mrs. Henry Sheen.
capt and Mrs. Raymond Pratt
capt. and Mrs. John Corey, Lieut.. and
MRS. John Hauser, Mrs. Leora Hogg.
son, Lieut.. Patrick Inch, and Lieut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-16
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man tnapp cine babe Safe Sol5 uuS
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ni9t ab, fonbern brtngt bic @urlen
unb 3tptebeln nit berIeGben unb fDls
9enben 3utbuten in einefa ioeiBen jeefs
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f9ung gum &o9en fommcn unb lo5i
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Iofort to9enb in refine, trodsns @lu3,
fonnen 5u fiiIlen unb 6tefe EooleiH fsT
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iebr gut 5u irgenb elmer 6leiT9ioeiF
uno bdIten iid psnigitens Gin Sab
frif9 unb Iamadbaft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-16
Gin mo6ernesaofam fir mid tf81onfe Grouen.

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&ra9en bon oIeidfarbigem Sauunet.
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mem Sil5 NIT SautmethIenoeu uno ei-
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artieen 02litern gepinnt in @oris
immer mebr @oOen unO Die Wfooele
Die bisber bon bort bier eingetroffen
iino, loiIen an gteuortiefeit nitts al
piiniben iibrig. Cine entlbieoene
.globitdt lit Der oScarT -Sdleier, bel
Dem oas Wuiter iih auf Der Brett
Ieite, Itatt auf Der 2dngenieite entfal,
tet. Sieraus ergtbt iih piel Ora
piritng iiber Sen S9ulerit. Ser bier
in Der S5IlilitratioE tpie0ergegebene
S6leier mirft belonoers elegant. Ger
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nit weiBen anopfitiefeIetteu imo iuet-
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-16

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-16
UImS ben, OReitbe OrrSysDOe.
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nen ein reees SSutereiie entgegcnge'
brodt oirO
W}on6e 5rau risfirt idoH cine
tieile $ut-Dio0e, wem iie es iidb aud
iebr iiberIegcu uiiroe, ebe iie @elS
fir elm neues alei0 ausgibt, 10 lauge
Die Dfooen nod nidt iiber allen 3wei,
fel feItgelegt liuo. @s lit Sbatiade,
Dab oie 9euBmaher ibre 5riibnooelle
immer los iperoen
Ole bisbcr cridlienenen 03ooels,
peiien, obipo6l iie biibid iino II
nitts iiberrdibeno Scenes aIf. @S
Iiuo 70 3icinlih oieleIbeu 2inien, Die
ipdbreno 0es gau5en SoHmers Dor.
berritten so .br ituo mebr gibt iih
Die Neigung fiin0, oen Sllt tiefer in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-16

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oie bier an Der 3obl ~ Der aronc
porn, biHten uuo all ben Seiten aitfge-
ndbt moren
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einen iolhen boben Siit init 8ortbeit
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