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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-24
0eine ennr hcS Wl6r6ers.

llcbcr 5mei SSoMen iinO felt Der
Grmoroung ocS @icbbGnoIers glbro-
BAN Goclitciu auf Der 6orm BON
SSronf aowolcpsfi, alias SnlitD,
DcrIloiien uno bon Dem DerlbDllnoc-
nen aomolemsfi Der bon oen 9lnne
glrunole Gountp @roBgeidworenen
Ocs Dtoroes ongcflagt purOc, fonrte
nod feline Spur gefunoen peroen.
Die @ebeimpoli5iitcn aobler II. 6ree-
man befinOen iidb 5ur 3eit IN elmer
StoOt inn 98elten, 100 lid Der Wlor'
ocr oufholten ioa. Wlorid5oa Garter
crbGlt tGglid Snformotioncn no 500
iuulcipsfi ongeblicb geIeben pilroc.
Dic @crii1te peroen itets elmer Brit
Jung ilnter5oeeu, iie boben li6 bis
lett nber ole als folicb ermielen.
6rou &owolemsfi, oie in gInnopo'
lis nit ibrem 6mei Monotc olten
Ginoc feitgebnlten miro, Ourtte ge-
Itcrn noA ibrer @obnlng ee6cn nm
Gleioer fir lie rn0 ibr ainO ou bolcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-24
sri. sor6cl's gcfinSem.

sSSn Dem gefinoen oes Sri. SOa yi.
Sarbea Der Sdriftiteaeriu bon 9iuf
unO 6oriherin nuf Dem @ebicte
wirt6idoftlider @erbaItniiie, Die in
letter @ohe iid I'M Sobns $opfins
SoipitoI elmer Operation untcr6oe,
1T cine itetige 9eiieritng 5u Derdcid-
nen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-24
aeim cimGaIiamirtcS 1IciIdl.

Segieuulgs Snipcttorcu conoeuni-
rem 255 Stiiten 6leiid. Sn.
ipeftion auBerit eepiiienboit. -
0larpl6uoer ais @lit9licOer oeS
arieosgeridts iiir Die So. Sn-
ianterie brigade. Nlarine-
Corps braudt Spe5ialiiten.
Gin 9cpeis oafiir, oaB Die SnIpef-
iion Der gta6rlmgsmittel iiir ole Sol.
Oatcn 5u Camp @1eaoe cine Guberit
oemiiien6ofte lit, lit Ole 1botlqbc,
OoB Die Snipeftoren ser 9legierrmg
eeiteru 300 aiiteu eingenodten
6leiicbes conoemnirtcn. Gos 5lcii6,
cs mar iogenanntes GorueO geei, mar
BON einem Goutraftoren gelieicrt
woroen inO es lit 60dimabri6ein.
lid, OoB es oemielben an Den Sra.
gen geben miro, 0enn es beltcbt cine
bobe Strnfe ulf Die 2ieieruug iol-
bcn 6leiibeS. Scoe ein5clne 2iefe.
rung bon 6leiI6 rno anoerer gtab.
rungsmitteln, Die in Dem 6elOloger
onlagt, miro elmer pcinli9 genouen
llntcriuduug unter5ogen, mo es lit
iarn mogli9, OoB i6ledte 2ebens-
mittel ourAgeihmusselt werOeu
fonnen. Die Soloaten in Ocm 6eIo.
lager iolicn AUDI anOerreitig iebr
aufrleoeu icin, nit Der getoitigung,
Ole iie er6olteu.
Oi orbIun6er i'm &rieoS.
gerihte.
gSie aus Camp McGleIlolL 9lnni-
lion gllo. gelneIoet miro, ihno aus.
iblieBlid MorDlanoer Siii5iere ais
WiiteIicoer oes arices9eri6tes fir
Die 5S. Observation-Disclosures ernonut
woroen ole aus 0}orplouoern unO
Gir0iniern britcbt. Gic 3uianmcn.
iebing Oes @erihtes wuroc geitern
IN Dem 6elologer betanut gemadt.
@ioior Charles 4. iSinIep BON oer 1.
MarDlQnoer SSnianterie miro wa6r-
iAeiuli6 sum &oribenoen Oes@erid
tcS ernanut wcrOcn, ino oic iibrigcn
Wlitglicocr OeS @eribtcs iino: Gopt.
So6n Oi. @ei9b, Comp. $, 1. Sni.;
Capt. g9nlter s. 9lad. Coup. S.
8. Snf.; Gopt. Tanicl s. Murp6D,
Gomp. 9& /. Snf.; 2icut. So6n ..
@aoe. 8, Sniv nno 2icrt. George
8cnocrion, i. Sni
2 pe5iaIiiten fir Yt arinc..
Corps.
Tos Wlacine-Gorps in Baltimore
Gat lingem0bnlide Net6ooen cingc.
leitet, Inn Die &erDollitduoigung 0cr
3obl BON 9lcfrutcL Die es nod
broucbt ourd5uiesen. Gin 9luirul
nm ole 9lefriitirlne pom iiinf Sdub.
maMeru iiinf Shneioern imo fiini
Suiidmieoen lit erlaiicn poroen imO
Ger Yefebl 0rin9t oarnuf oab Oicie
Spc5ialiltcn irnbe0ingt erlangt iuer.
ben. glnuer6c-Sergeanten MAIDEN
CUR 3cit cine genaue Su6e na6 Der
crtigen &anomerfern in Der gan5en
Staot. SSeoer Shubma9er, Sdnei.
Der imo Sufihnico fam gew6rtie
iein ooB zines iboucn Cages elmer
Der SerGeanten in iein Saus fommt
mo oil i6u appeIlirt, iid anwerbeu
5u lailen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-24
glnitcdcnOc aranf6citen.


@ciuuobcits- -0eportcment madt nlf
einc fleine Gpiocnie BON S9or-
lodiic6er aufmerfionL Die IN
Baltimore itottfano ilno ouf Die
Slrt mO @eiie, pic iic lcidt bGtte
OermieOen fonnen.- Seiic @or-
ntng.
Bon Belt 81 3eit Bat ons itdOtiicbc
Gjcmu0Geitsont Den &eriud gcmadt,
Die 9eipo6ner ser Stoot 3u initriii.
rem ii6er oie groBe @iAtigfcit Der
8cr1inOerllng OeS Gontattes 6ei an
itedeuoen &rnnf6citen. @s giebt IL
ncn Sail elmer fleiuen @pi0enie bon
SdorloGiic6er 6efanut, in pclhcnl
innerbolb ron lpcnieen Gageu icHS
Sale BON SNorlad)iie6er in orci on-
gren5enOen S0uicr9eDicrtcn elmer
geuiiieu Strobe in @cf.9oltimore
gcncloct wurOcn. Ga oniHcinenS
feline Spur Der Guellc Der SSnfcfti0n
gefrnoeu merOen fonntc, lpuroen ollie
9inOer in oicicn SduIergcpiertcu
bon @ciunobcitSmorOeincu uno W1r-
terinncp in Orei angren5cnOen Strn-
zen unteriu0t Su einem Sauic ctipo
im Centrum Der Gcgeuo ianoeu iie
eincn fleiucn &na6eu IN einer 6om;-
lie nit iiini aiu0crn Scr iib in Ocm
9Ib6alltsho0illn Der aranfbeit 6s.
fono
Gie llntcrudung 5cigte, Dob Der
ano6e teinerlei ipe;ieIle 9ln5eihcn
Der &ranfbeit an oen Eag selcgt bar
tc, Don feinem 9lr5te be6anOelt NOR.
Den mar uno unbc6iucert nit dnoe.
rem ainOern DER 9fod6arid}ait &C.
ipieIt 6ottc Gin 5pcitcs aino in oic-
icr Somilic 6efam ipGter OoS Sddr-
ladiic6er iuO Elm Critics murOc olS
pcrOdGtig in cin Soipitol geianot.
Ger eritgcnanntc auobc luIrOc ia
ooS SDoen6nm,Soipital geionot lnO
oQe &inocr Der gtod6aricGoit 5ebn
Gage lang inter 0loroutdnc geItellt.
Scitocnl iino fcine ueitcrcn Sale BE-
ridtct poroen unO oic Gpiocnlie IT
oniheineno 6eenoet.
@s iieIltc iit ols Gin peitcrcr Sat
tor in Der glnitcduug anocrcr ainOcr
beruuS, ooB oic @llttcr ocS eritgc.
Hnaben md9rcno icincr
@ranf6cit als @Grtcrin bci @c6urtm
fiuieirte. IS lit pon oen @elunO-
beitSonte nit gefrieOigumg bemerft
oaB 0ic gcmo6ncr Der gtad)-
barid)oft mo bic geboroen scr @a.
rocbiolidulen, Die bon cinigcn oiclr
aranfen 6eIadlt muroen i6nl bercit-
luillieit 81 &iilfe fomen,
@drc oieicr cine Sail BON Sd)or-
lad)fiebcr Dem Eepartcmcnt iofort
beriGtct uoroen 70 6dttc oieieS ole
Gpi0enie Oer6iuOcrn itnO oie aronf-
6eitsfdae auf tipei oOer 0rei rcorji-
rcn fonucn. Gs iiuo oicic ucrIteft
gc6oltenen Sale bon anitedenoen
&inoerfranf6eiten Die 10 oft gpiOe.
mien bcrOorriiien sic oouu idpperc
6oIgen 6aben. 9Ius 9Illem ee6t Der.
Dor. ooB oie 0altter immcr nod Der
@ciuuo6eitSbcamte Der lSomiIie lit,
unO oicie iontc ocrartigc 5dlle ioiolt
Dem 9lmte mcl0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-24
u9lriun's" gsuiIcrfa6rt.

Scr Gompfcr D0ramIonO" mor &C.
itern bel DER @oiierfobrt Ocs
n9lrion" boaitdn0ig beiest.
@ra9tDones SerbItlpetter ma@te
oie 5abrt I'M 10 ongcncbmer. II
@eiong rno onoerc lluterbaltlu-
gen Derfiiroten oie ShrnOcn.
gSenn frobIihe Sdnger 5uionmen-
fommen, Oann ertont 0os 2ie0 aus
geidulter &eble, BON Ser5en foul-
meu0 5ll Ser5en geben0. g8enu frob-
li1e Sanger ii6 auf cine SGnger-
fobrt begcben iei cS 5li 2anOe, lei
es 5u @oIier, Damn ih6umt Der Be-
der oes 2ebens iibcr, bcrgeiien iino
ale 0ie glato9slorgen, bcrgeiien Die
SAnere Ger 3cit, pergeiien &ummer
ltno 2eiO, lmO eitel Sroblhfeit 1T
enigetretcn, 2ebenSlult inO gSanOer-
Iuit. gdiu begob es iid, OoB Der be-
fonnte @eiongberein n9lrion~ cine
gSaIierfo6rt 6u imtcrnebmen 6eibloi-
fen batte. @eitcrn NOR Der Sag.
Eiinftlidb I'M 9 llbr ertonte OoS Sig
nal aur 9lbfabrt, uuO longion CRIT
uno grooit6tiid iebte iib Der 9am-
pier s9reomlono@, NIT oen SGugern
imo 6reunoen un0 @Giten an @oro,
in @cme9ung, unO ibneller lnO
ic6neQer murOe Die 6obrt. 8olO lag
Die 2onoungsitele om SuBe ocs
9roaopaD ipeit Oabinten. 9SIotiderno
iBlueen Die Neaen gegen OenSAiiiS'
runlpt glcidluic Oen Soft gum 2ieoe
i1Iogeu0, cintonig rouiMten oie
g8oIicr Der 6obrbobn, iiontpften ole
W1oI6inen. 2e6enoig ober eing's
oben an. 2ieO foIate ouf 2ieo, mm-
tcre niir5igc @eipr6hc, Sortrogc
oIler 9(rt, Seitercs uno GrnlteS pcd-
ieIten o6, lm our lllitcrbalting bei-
5utrogcn. limo peiter ging's. @oIO
mor sic Sto0t i'm SintergrunNe Der'
lr6plnOen. lln0 ouf 0enl 9cd oeS
n0reomlono" crihalltc Oos &ieo.
So Dcrging sic 8eit. 0ic trodenen
Geblen wurben augefeubtet, Der
&unger geitillt.
90 tric6 cS ooS &olfAen bel @e-
lang unO .@IGlerflong mlintcr weiter
unO nur penige inerfteu, iuic Der
Gompfer iim auf Der 9oi umorcbte
uuo ii6 pie6er 0cr Stoot 5luponotc.
0tod Gin paor Siunoen iinO OcrDon'
pier lcgte mieocr an ieinen &icr om
GuBe oes @rooopop on lmo erfriiht
uno 6creit ipieoer friih geItdrft oent
oat6gli6en grotermerbe noCb5ugeben,
bcrlieBen oie Sanger Oen 9olnpicr,
Ser Bis gum lebtcn Elate belest &C.
neien mar.
8eion0cre g(nerfenmlng fir oen
erfolq ser SGneerfabrt oebiibrt Oeu
SS. George 6iaing, George 2eifcrt,
0}uItob @leibmonn George @lieo-
mia, Charles 0lein6orOt, Dem YrGii'
oenten oes @ereins, SenrD ShlciB-
ner, Senrp @loher uu0 sloolpb
Sdlog. 0ie Gborc, oie bon Dem
Ierein mGbreno Scr 6obrt geiungen
mluoen, iuurOen in erprObter Seile
bon 8rof. Gorl goMolt Oem 9irt-
qcnten 0es @ereirs, eeleitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-24
sd,nu6cps Giacut6nm ocfnuOcu.

glls @iecntbum bon George Sdno.
bel bon gfr. 1890, GuTtcrn glocnue,
iteateu iid @cgenItdnoc berous, oie
bel Dem Suden nah elmer Spllr OcS
fcigcn &crbrehcrs, Der Ocn 9lngriif
ouf 5rau Notb6rmel gem1tt bate,
bonn DeteftiD Greomer i'm @ul0e ge-
fim6en muroen. Die Sodcn peroen
ouf ocr |oli0ciltotiou in Canton auf.
bomabrt; iie beItebcn aus elmer Sano.
toidlc, einem &or6e uno mebreren
fleinen @rgcnitGnOen. 0ic Sohcn
murocn aus Srn. SdnobcpS Som.
mcrpobnung gclioBlcn nahocm er
nic0ergeidlagen mor0cn mor uno Die
Nciinmng Dcrloren batte 3eteftip
Grcomer fnuo bic 6rei SoAen ais cr
no6 elmer Spur 0es @onnes iudte,
Ser 5rou gpu Notbdrntcl ocn ShG.
Del ein9cIdlo9en bate, nit Der oil.
gcnibciuliden glbiicbt, Gin @erbrebcn
an iDr 81 be9cbcu. 5ron Hotb6r.
mcrs 3uitono iit crniteiter gahir.
@citcri glbcno ip0t mar iie nod be.
iiumiuoSlos I'M st. Soicp6's So
ipital~.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-24
Gm6oreu uufgc6ubcu.

@epte Morgen bebt Die vEennipl.
ponio Giicubobn" 0os Guboreo an
Ser 8rciiocnt, Ctr, Station uuO an
Der Sadion's gscrfte ouf Oas ouf
fIeiuere W2engeu ais @dggon.2ooun.
gen aaferleet moroen mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-24

in Slniprud nebmcu miiiic. Barrett
idcufte Ger 9lufforOerung icoob fein
@ebor uuo lieB iib BON airhpooO
nod @ouie brinacn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-24
g9nrOc icit 0icr SaGrcn 9cIndt.

Scr 81 Sabre alto G6orles 9roo-
ipotcr bon gtr. S34, Sit-EreIton-
StraBc, puroc geitern Nn6mittog
bon oen @ebcilnpoli6iitcn Sing
gruolcD linO QaDis oilf @runo cines
SoftbefcbIs, ser i'm Sabre 1913 BON
ser Jirma Stumobcr & 6orcnlon
ou ser Observation-Disclosures crlougt
iuorocu lpnr, perbnftct, oa CT ongcb-
lid oicicr Sirmo orci mc rtbloie
GbedS I'M @ctrage bon ie $40 &C.
gcben 6attc. 8roowoter wuroe nod
ser nlittlcren %oli6eiitation gebrdcbt
no or bciitc &ibor0 &odar0 Oorgc-
fiibrt mcroen ipirO. CT ioQ oub on
26. Suli 1916 bel Charles 0ittmor
BON Ger. GIG, gIoro.GnlbounitroBe,
einen wertbloien Gbed I'M &crtbe
bon $50 falIirt boben moiiir er bon
oen 0jroBgeidmorenen bcreitS in gln'
fIogc5ultan0 gelcbt wuroc. @roo-
mater fam crit por ciiiigcn Eagcn
nod Baltimore 5uriif.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-24

NbumcnieH, Bic bcH ,TcutIdeu Gorrc'
IpouDcuttn" nidli plnilIifD OoeF unrrgel'
mheia etholirus iino arbtten. Der Cfiirg
rGD0u per gelepboH Obcr fdlrtitl;.s NRh'
thctIung Sa mahcH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-24
@rttrCnnen BcMte
5it SABRE pc Grace.

SdaliM 9lcnucn cinimlichlIm etccylchalf
SpeaicHe Rcn3iI0e Der o,Rennnbnnln-gduh
0chen 0b nm 2.30 uno "a GabpliliaAe
Gntritt: SrIbtue nuo Faobpd $i.b0.
Sancu 81 LOO.
0rltcS 3enncn nm $50 Na6mltiaas.
(Sept11-29)
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@etogtcr @}onn id imm
pcrlcbt.

Sn ernitem 3litanoc beiinoet iiA
Scr rs Sabre oIte 9loolp6 g9ia bon
Gr. 705, GOmonoion.9loenuc, in Dem
Wlorplon0 @cnerol Soipitol, iuobin
er i'm Acknowledgements ocs noroiucit-
liden GiItriftS gcbradt wlroe, uam-
Ocm CT bci'm lIc6cribrcitcu Der
George Strobc, no6e Der 5remont-
9Ioenie, iein @leihgemidt oerlorcn
bottc lmO 6eitig 81 9oOeu ocfoqcu
mnr.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-18
BUSINESS MAN A SUICIDE.
Jerry kudrna, OF Cedar Rapids, Kills
Himself With Shotgun.


Himself With Shotgun.
Cedar Rapids, June 1s.-Jerry Kudr-
ma, better known as pike" killed him.
self with shotgun in his home at Ills
South Second street.
When he came home Friday night
from his work at the Eagle Bottling
Works, Of which he was the proprietor,
he said he was ILL., and soon afterward
he went to his room.
During the night Mrs Kudrna was
awakened by noise, but she attrib-
uted it to the thunder and did not rise.
When she went to her husbad's room
to awaken him on Saturday morning
she found his lifeless body on the floor
beside shotgun, which he had used
on his frequent hunting trips. He left
no message.
Mr.. Kudrna was So years old and
had lived in this city all of his life.
He had been prominent in business
circles of the south side for many years
and a year ago became proprietor Of
the Eagle Bottling Works on Four
ssa1eA avenue. He was married fifteen
years ago and is survived by one son,
William, IA years old, besides his wife
and his father, Wencil Kudrna, who
lives on farm near this city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-18
Eldora News Notes.

Special to Times-Republican.
Eldora, Junt 1s.-Miss Mary and
Pierce Osbun. Of Tacoma. Wash, ar
rived in Eldora Friday for visit with
their uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Bailey, superintendent and
matron Of the county home.
A reunion OF the veterans Of the
Thirty-second Iowa regiment will be
held In this city June Is and q, when
program befitting the occasion will!
be given. Ex-senator W. " Allen, Of
Madison, Neb.. member Of the regi-
ment. is to be present and deliver a
talk to the boys" Mr.. Allen former
ly resided in Ackley and practiced law
in this county for number Of years
after the close Of the civil war.
Saturday evening John Granzow and
his family were returning home from
this city in an automobile and when
near the industrial school the automo-
bile ran into team Of horses hitched
to buggy and driven by young man
named Klepe. A neighbor young man
was with Kiepe and both Of them were
more or less shaken up and frightened
when the car smashed into their rig
One Of the horses was severely hur.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-18
Southern Iouua Items

sergeant What do you mean? W.
can't enlist you II you are married
Howick will apply for enlistment II
the national guard at Glenwood.
Sidney. ~
As Wilbur, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. F. E
Taylor, was going home about o'clocl
he raised his hand to his head wher
near his home in the east part Of town
and In doing 80 grasped a low hangin.
live wire with electric light voltage ant
was unable to let 60. Ebert Mann, wht
lives near, was called to his rescue
and with pair Of nippers cut the wire
receiving shock that Knocked hin
down The youths hand was badl.
burned and he suffers from the injury
Red Oak.
One Of the big features OF governor!
day here on Friday will be the auctio:
| sale Of three weeks old calf for tn
benefit Of the Montgomery j. count
chapter Of the American National Re
Cross. The calf Is the gift Of John Hos
sic. 7-year- odd son of Mr.. and Mrs. +
w. Hossle. Immediately after the ad
dress Of Governor Harding thescalf WI,
be sold to the highest bidder by auc
tioneers in the public square park an
the proceeds will 60 into the Red Cros
! treasury.
| Davenport.
The one and one-half year old chill
] Of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Alderman Of Nev
York City, visiting in Davenport witt
Mrs. Alderman at the home Of Mrs
1 Theodore Hartz, TIT West Eight
street. had remarkable escape fror
great bodily injury when it fell fror
second story window onto q brio
/ walk. The accident occurred at tn
home OF Mrs. Hartz, The child WE
seated on the window sill on the secoi
story OF the south side OF the house.
is presumed that the child leaned bacl
| wards, pushed the screen out Of {,
window and then lost it's balance. 7.
child was dazed for some time aft
because Of the shock. No injury to Il
child seemed to have resulted, unle.
! 81; It i: IS s!::::==. Internally. Mr.. Ackerma
who Was Miss Gertrude Hartx. came
davenport about = week aSo with tn
baby to Visit with friends here.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-18

Ogden.
Mrs. Cynthia Pugsley. aged so years,
passed away at her home Thursday
evening.
| GIenwood.
| Fifteen boy scouts Of Mills county
sold s11.95o worth of liberty loan bonds
the total soles of the county being $751;
600. The work Of the boys is being
| greatly complimented.
Boone.
The Boone county supervisors have
| instructed County Engineer J. A. Hi
man to draw up plans preparatory TO
making the Daniel Boone Trail thru
| this county national highway IN or
der that it may be benefited by the
federal highway appropriation OF the
government.
Council Bluffs.
1 A meeting of Red Cross workers from
Harrison, Mills and Pottawattamte
! counties was held at the chamber OF
commerce rooms Friday forenoon and
/ plans were formulated for the CAM
paign this week to raise the full por-
ton of the Red Cross war fund assign
ed to these counties.
centerviIle. ~
Lester Moore has filed suit n the
district court for $4,000 personal dam
ages against the c. r. + & p. railroad.
The petition claims that Moore was
severely injured while at work on an
extra gang and in the employ OF the
/ railroad Moore was in dirt car un-
loading cinders when the engine and
Il tender connected with the car. So Sc
we're was The jolt that Moore was
Thrown against the side OF the car and
sustained some painful injuries.
Glenwood. a
Ray C.. Howick who. made applica-
ton to join the army last week learn
ed today he was rejected because ne
had married during the week HowicH
enlisted in the band, Accompanied by
his bride Of week, who carried MS
cornet he went to the recruiting office
in Omaha to get his mileage % FOR
Logan. Meet my wife, formerly Miss
Leone Lee Of Glenwood." ne said g
Sergeant Ward your wife said the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-18
CHARGED WITH TREASON.

Arrest Of Elias Doty, Once Gresnbaek
Candidate for Governor, Is Likely.
Cedar Rapids, June 1S.-Elias Doty,
Of near Bertram. once a candidate Tor
governor Of Iowa on the greenback
ticket, is threatened with arrest by
federal agents on a charge Of treason.
Deputy United States Marshal
Michael Healy has received word that
steps would be taken at Waterloo to
cause Doty's apprehension and prose-
cution.
Doty has son in jail at Waterloo.
charged with being a Stacker. Since
his arrest, Doty is accused of sending
him reasonable letter in which he
commended his action in refusing to
register, and denounced the govern
ment for causing his arrest.
The letter. Deputy Marsha! Healv
said. fell into the hands Of postal au-
thorities. and an investigation was
started.
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Why Fkossi. eiushsd.

Flossie, the waitress, was very keen
on a certain young man who always
sat at one OF her tables. She fiuttered
round him and ogled and gtggled and
explained the young mans lack OF re-
Spouse by the fact that he stammered-
rs there anything you want! she
asked one day. and there were several
shades Of meaning in her tone.
The young man glanced at her ana
said:
Twill you let me have q k-k-k-"
The maiden blushed violently at this
significant sound. and threw glance
of triumph at the other mattresses.
"a k-k-cup"
The girl blushed deeper than ever at
this. and the young man went on:
Il kn1 know why you're blushing. You
thought was g-going to ask you for
k-k-k-clean cup!"
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Whx1

When you do not relish your 1000
1t is we'll to inquire the reason why.
Your stomach may be debilttated, your
liver torpid, your bowels constipated'
or you may be eating too much. Many
people eat more than they should.
particularly those OF middle age or
older and those Of sedentary habits.
II your lack Of appetite or relish for
your food arises from either OF these
causes, correct your habits and take
few doses Of Chamberlain's Tablets.
They will do YOU good. give YOU bet
ter appetite and make you feel better.
For sale by all druggists. Adv.
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and the machine was badly damaged
It IS claimed that Gransow, the driv,
OF the car was on the wrong side o.
the street when the accident happened,
A marriage in which many Eidor3
and Hardin county pAople will be in
terested in was that of Mr.. r. v. Adams
and Miss Helen Brown, which took
place in the study room OF the Con-
gregational pastor, Rev w. G. Ramsay.
Friday afternoon. Mr.. Adams has Tor
a number Of years been one OF FL
dora's prominent business men and the
bride has for several years taught IN
the primary room of the public schools.
Both parties to this union are well
and favorably known.
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o.k.Ioosa Armorv a Barracks.

Oskaloosa, June 1S.-Recruits who
enlisted with the Oskaloosa guard com
pany on or after May % entered daily
service today. The newly enlisted men
will be given special military instruc-
ton at the armory each day, and the
armory hall will become a barracks
Those who live in oskaloosa will be
permitted to go home each evening. but
out town recruits will be forced g
remain at the hall night and day until
the company Is called into federal serV-
ice at a concentration camp.
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tunate time to force another large tax
Of several hundred million dollars upon
the wage earners and salaried men,
upon the producers and consumers IN
the United States. II the huge war loan
is accompanied by this colossal trans
portation tax and that IL followed by
the removal Of local passenger trains
and the tying up Of ordinary freight
service, 1t Is difficult to say to what
extremes an aroused public sentiment
may 90 in these days OF social and po-
litical upheavAl"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-18
CHINA PAYS BOONE MAN.
Still Settling For Deaths Of Mission
aries IN Boxer Rebellion.

SttiI SettHhg For OedenS OF WISs,0n
aries in Boxer Rebellion.
Boone. June &c. A. Johnson, OF
this city, has received from Peking.
from the Chinese government, draft
for $1,000. The money is payable to
the children of a Chinese missionary,
who are under the care Of Mr.. Johnson.
A daughter Of the missionary who
was sent to China by the Swedish, Al
lance was killed during the Boxer up-
rising some twelve years ago. and the
draft received was n part payment Of
the s5.ooo.indemnity Of the government
to the missionary,
Other parts Of the fund have been
drawn previously. The draft is an in
teresting instrument. having Chinese
figures on the edges, while the remain
der is written in English.
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Iccntlnn.d e : { yl!sy! III
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DIDN'T REGISTER; is IN JAIL.
Northwestern Employe Held at Boon
Till Age 10 Determined.

Till Age 10 Determined.
Boone. June 1s.--Sherif Hanson has
arrested Jay Hoffman, an employe OF
the Northwestern. He is held In jail
pending investigation as to his age.
County Attorney Canoe says the pa
pers of the young man filed with the
Northwestern company show his age
as %. Hoffman failed to register,
claiming he will not be p until Oct 81.
He told the officers he was born In
Topeka, KAN. and also where he had
gone to school. They have written to
Topeka and these other cities and
asked for the age records Of Hoffman.
Until word is received he will be held
in Jail. X