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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-27
Notice of Proposed Levy Of Tax For
Sanitary Sewer.

To whom it may concern:
Public notice Is hereby given that
the following named streets. to-wit:
North Seventh avenue from south
line OF State street. south 1877 feet.
Fremont street from lamphole 49,
feet east Of manhole in North Eighth
street, east 100 feet.
Jerome street from manhole in North
Seventh street, west 400 feet to lamp
hole.
West Main street from lamphole 500
feet west Of west line Of North Thir-
teenth street. west $500 feet to lamp
hole.
West Nevada street from west line Of
South Ninth street, west $50 feet TO
lamphole.
West Nevada street from east line OF
South Ninth street, east 210 feet TO
lamphole.
South Twelfth street from south
line Of West Boone street, south 44o
feet to lamphole.
South Seventh street from south line
Of Church street. south 2Ss feet to
lamphole.
South Ninth avenue from manhole
at outlet sewer in South Ninth avenue,
south sos feet to manhole in Turner
street.
Turner sttTrse.. :.e:: :::.:::see!!e !. South
Ninth avenue, east 1900 feet to lamp
hole.
Turner street from manhole IN South
Ninth avenue west s05 street to man
hole in South Seventh avenue.
South Seventh avenue from manhole
~. ~ % mn n
hole in May street.
May street from manhole In South
Seventh avenue. west a.4s0 feet to
manhole in South Third avenue.
May street from manhole in South
Seventh avenue. east Seb feet to lamp
hole.
South FIFTH avsnue from snanhole in
May street, south 40 feet 60 manhoie
In Arson street.
Arson street from manhois In South
Fifth avenue, west 40 feet to lamp
hole.
South Ninth avenue from manhole In
Turner street. south 1855 feet to man
hole in Arson street.
Arson street from manhole in South
Ninth avenue, east 275 feet to lamp
hole.
Jackson street from manhole n
South Ninth avenue. east S45 feet to
manhole/in Eleventh avepue. having
heretofore been ordered improved by
the mayor and city council by the con-
structing Of certain sewers therein
within the, limits Of the streets above
designated, and ] said improvements
having been fully made ana completed
I N 50rSloeed In the contract between this
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-27
ELLA RElnklNe TowLE DEAD.
Prominent GrinnslI Woman Dies
HospitaI in Dss Moines.

Prominent Grinnsll Woman Dies IN
Hospital in Dss Moines.
Des Moines, Dec. Pin the death of
Mrs Ella Reinking Towle Of Grinnell,
foreign missionary work Of the state
lost one Of it, most active supporters.
Mrs. Towle died Tuesday evening at
the Des Moines general hospital. She
was president Of the Iowa branch OF
the woman's missionary organizations
in connections with the Congregational
churches for a number Of years. and
was only recently relieved Of her duties
at the annual meeting at Atlantic upon
her own request.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Towle were as
ISOLATED for many years with the work
Of the church. Mr.. Towle died re-
Gently. At the time Of his death he
was superintendent Of the Sunday
school societies OF the state.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-27
Northern Io1va Items

the city jail Sunday morning after sew
eral hours work. He used an iron bar
and dug a hole large enough to crawl
thru and when apprehended by the
police and n. A. Main about thirty
minutes later was making ready to
leave "for parts unknown" He sent q
telegram Immediately after leaving the
jail, notifying his mother in Missouri
sadly disarranged.
Sioux City.
Sioux City's fifth national guard or
ganization has been mustered in with
q membership Of sixty-seven but the
total enrolment will be approximately
$50 when all who have signed UP have
been able to be examined. The new
company is to be known as Company
D, Iowa infantry, Capt. Fred R. Frost.
Of Fort Dodge was the mastering Off
Ger. It Is stated the company will be
completely QUILTED with uniforms and
guns within the next week or two.
Sutherland.
Nick Jessen's billiard hall front was
painted heavy coat Of yellow. The
complete front was painted, including
the windows. On one of the windows
the words pro- German" was painted
with cross which might have aimed
to represent a Red Cross. It Is alleged
that lessen has too much of pro-
German feeling and that he Is not loyal
to this country. He Is a German and
has been in business here about year
having moved of Of farm near
Calumet.
clarksviIIe.
The first holiday accident to be re-
ported in the vicinity happened at the
Shady Dell school house, four and one
half miles northwest OF town. when
Arthur, 14-year-old son of Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Wedeking, was severely
burned on both hands. and slightly
burned on the face. while acting. as
Santa Claus at a Christmas program.
The cotton trimming on his coat ignit-
ted from the lighted tapers on a
christmas tree. from which he was
|. distributing the gifts. M
Sioux City.
Strange stunts have been pulled off
by crooks in the west Of late. but rob-
bing a bootlegger Of his booze takes the
persjmmon for its uniqueness One Of
Sioux City's leading lights In the UNI
derground liquor traffic Is the victim
of crooks. Two fake officers got $50 Of
his money and 500 with OF whisky by
holding him up in the northern part Of
the city. It was q case Of diamond and
diamond" and the goat" was unable
| TO seek the protection Of the law be-
cause of his own shady business.
Sioux City.
Where beer or whisky. 10 kept cuts q
big figure ~ to the legality OF its own
ership. Because Frank OLeary Of
Sioux City had two bottles OF beer in
the Ice chest OF the Don't Know Club
Of Dakota City, Neb, when that place
was raided he was fined 800 on the
charge, Of having illegal possession Of
Intoxicating liquor. Frank Wagner
was fined 500 on q similar charge a
small bottle Of whisky was found near
his place at Crystal Lake. He was con-
victed because the liquor was not IN
his house, the Nebraska law allowing
. person q reasonable amount provid-
ing II = stored In his dwelling. Alex
Iander Brown was found not guilty Of
Iilleeals prosession es liquor. a raid on
| Ills place nSttsd ~ bottles o. beer. but
the court ruled TINT was = reasonable
! ancln.: u
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-27
Planning c.n.u. Questions.

Special to Times Republican.
Dcs Moines. Dec. 27.--John II. Win
terbotham. district representative OF
the national council OF defense. met
with the census committee Of the state
defense council today to plan census
questions. He will outline the methods
followed and the questions asked In
similar surveys and registrations in
other states.
Members OF the defense council also
met and considered the plan suggested
by the Nebraska defense council to
conserve sheep and calves by having
the farmers buy thru representatives
at the big packing centers sheep and
calves shipped in for slaughter. No
sheep should he killed. the defense
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-27
Ready Now at Old rice.

Fresh lots dust received) of Foley's
Honey and Tar are selling at before
the-war prices. This puts a we'll known
cough medicine, ready to use. in homes
at less than 1t costs to buy and mix
the ingredients yourself. and saves
bother and muss. Mrs. Mary Kisby.
1888 Princeton Ave-, Spokane. Wash,
writes: II was sick In bed with Ia
grippe. coughed very badly. I took
Foleys Honey and Tar. It stopped my
cough, and I got better. So now am
around the house again." Sold every
where
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-27

Dscorah.
Altho splllville has a population Of
only 314 persons, and most Of them
Germans and Bohemians, the Spillville
chapter Of the Red Cross realized ST.
800 at the auction sale held by that or.
ganization.
Hartley.
Hartley's campaign for Red Cross
memberships practically closed here
Monday night with total Of 1,400
members. The proceeds Of an auction
sale amounted to $1,000 which will be
used by the lcal chapter. The popula-
ton of Hartley Is LOO and the drive
far exceeded expectations.
Waterloo.
Three Waterloo young men stationed
at Camp Cody, Deming, N. NJ, with
the 1880 United States regiment, have
been appointed second lieutenants, &C
cording to information received by
their friends. Those promoted were
oyer Mueller, Sergeant Delbert Law
les. and First Sergeant Earl f. Jago.
Fart Dodge.
Sad as death always is at the sea-
son of Christmas. particularly sad are
the circumstances surrounding the
death Of Floyd Hooker, the one-year-
old child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Hook
er. 322 Second avenue south. The father
Is serving his country in France with
the Rainbow division. The little baby
died Sunday after brief illness.
Lamont.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Abbott, Of this
place, have given their second son to
the service of Uncle Sam. Donald Abb
bolt. who has been with the General
Electric Company, at Fort Wayne, Ind.
enlisted In the navy, his brother, Vel
come entering the same branch of the
service some time ago. Thus Mr.. and
Mrs. Abbott have given all they have
to the nation in its hour OF need.
Sutherland. @
Word has just been received here
that Sutherland is liable to get along
without any lights In the near future
| unless the Peterson Power CoII.Nany
can get coal to run their plant. The
company Ia without coal and they are
temporarily tiding over by taking coal
from the bins Of private residences and
merchants Of that town. This company
which Is located at Peterson supplies
electric light for eight towns. Including
Sutherland. 5,
Dubuque. 4. II ]. y ~ +
Clarence Heinz, former employe
Of the Wells- Fargo Dxpress Company
Of this city. was arrested In East Du-
buaue Friday. He u accused OF OBJ
tanning money BY false pretenses. It
Is charged he forged the signature OF
shipping and receiving clerks at var
ious concerns about this city to fake
express bills which he presented and
collected from cashiers At the places
Of which the clerks signature had
been forged.
Watsrioo.
Jesse Jefferson was arrested on q
serious charge Saturday morning but
now his troubles have multiplied. An
additional charge Of jail. breaking has
been placed against him. JEFFERSON
made successful attempt at libsratins
himself from the city jail Sunday
morning but his liberty war short
lived, he was apprehendedsa tsW min-
uSes afterward. Jefters6n, who wAs ar
refsnd saturday On 9 cberEe sek havtAl
fofgsd Z chsck aAginst : local eonSssn
ma having sscuFed The mioneys 1nnn.
go ~ ~ Ut ~ 49, ~ 49, y y
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-27
lowa's Quota Of erioklaysrs.

Special to Times-Republican.
Des Moines. Dec. 27.-According TO
word received by Adjutant General
Logan loves quota Of bricklayers
wanted ct once totals fifty. These are
70 be secured from the delayed con-
tingent Of the first draft and from
these In class on the next draft. They
viii be sent to Kelly field near San
Antonio. Tex. for training. They are
being called for. on request Of General
Pershing in France.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-27
Nsxa ef .Eldera.

Special to Times Republican.
Eldora, Dec. 2s.-Mrs. Elias Hauser.
Of Denver. Colo, u here for a visit with
her old friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Harmed. Mrs. Hauser as Miss Hattie
Sargent was teacher Of the public
schools Of Eldora q number Of years
ago. M II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Greet. OF Arthur.
nj, and H. F. Greet, Of Kirkwood. ILL.,,
are here FOR visit with their parents,
M. and Mrs. G. =. Greet and other
relatives. n NJ z lls.
~. ma Mss. Ddsar Edward. y
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-27

In the District Court Of Iowa in and
for Marshall county. January term.
A. D. 1918.
Eliza Lorenzen VS.. James Quinn, J. w.
Quinn, James w. Quinn, Thomas b.
Abell Florence Abel Byrns. Manuel
Wallin, Manuel Violin, Bell Wallin,
Isabel Wallin, Henly 8. Thomas
and his wife, Nellie ]. Thomas
Henry IS. Thomas. Rosetta E. Hulse,
Rosetta E. Hulse, Rosette e. Hulse.
Altha M. Hulse, Alice NJ. Huise, Mar
tin Stout, Mary =. Stout. Samuel
Mallory. ana tho known and I'M
y known heirs, spouses, minors or in
sane persons. claiming by through
or under said persons, above named
or either or any OF said persons,
above named or either or any OF said
i persons, and all persons interested
er concerned, in the South Ten ana
!: One Fourth (10A9 acres OF the
North Half Of the Northwest Quar-
ter. Of the Northeast Quarter and
!. commencing at the Northwest Cor
ner Of the Northwest Quarter OF the
Northeast Quarter Section Thirty
(3O) Township Eighty four (S4)
North Range Seventeen (l7) West
OF the 5th p. NJ, Marshall County.
Iowa. thence South Nineteen and
one Half (1shJ Rods. thence East
Eighty tso) Rods, thence North
Nineteen and One Half 19h) Rods,
thence West Eighty (s0) Rods to
the place OF beginning, all OF said
above described land being IN Sec
ton Thirty 600 Township Eighty
four (s4) North Range Seventeen
(17). West Of the 5th P. NJ, Marshall
County, Iowa, and the unknown
claimants Of said land and all per-
y sons having or claiming. to have an
interest therein, whether known or
unknown, sane or insane, or other,
wise incapacitated and all unknown
claimants Of said land. Defend
ants.
70 the above named defendants and
+ the unknown claimants OF the above
described Hand.
You are hereby notified that there Is
now on file IN the Office Of. the clerk
Of the district court Of Iowa In and
Tor Marshall County, Iowa, the verified
petition Of Eliza Lorenzen claiming OF
you that she 10 the owner In fee simple
OF the South Ten and One fourth
acres OF the North Half Of the North
west Quarter OF the Northeast Quar-
ter Of Section Thirty (s0) Township
Eighty-fouf (s4) North Range Seven
teen ll7) West Of the 9Th P. M, Mar
Bhall County, Iowa. and commencing
At the. Northwest Corner Of the North
vest Quarter Of the Northeast Quar-
ter Section Thirty (30) Township
(s4) North Range Seven
teen ~ West Of the Nh P. NJ, Mar.
shall County. Iowa, thence South 1871
Rods. thence East 80 Rods. thence
North 1874 Rods thence West 80
Rods to beginning.
That she became owner thereof by
- .s.ss. e. IS informed that
you have or make some claim to said
or Z portion thereof. but she
ayers that any such claim is junior
and interior TO the plaintiffs claim and
ownership. That the names and resi-
d0nceS cl thesunknown claimants re-
ecrred 70 arc unknown to plaintiff and
thai shs Aas sought diligently to learn
the same. IN
Tue plaintiff asks - relief that the
title 60 said land be auieted In her and
confirmed IN her BY decree OF this
coust; that the apparent defects in
ND title X any such there be. be corr
rected By said decree and that you.
aid defendants and unknown claim
ARtA and each Of you; be barred from
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-27

council workers ray. because Of tn
great need OF. wool, nor should calves
DO slaughtercd. They should b keps
and fed to maturity.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-27
FOR LUk|BAGD
Try Musterole. See How
Quickly II RelieVea

You ut rub HusosTolS a hgiakiy. -
casually The pain = oooe-e estcjo
oootMng comfort conss b. take - o..
Mussesoae y Z cleen. WiAto eintmank
mada with OF q mustard Use 4 iaaeooA
q mustard plaseoe. WIN noe haieeeT.
Many doctors md nurses ~ Nnoeaes
de md recommend 4 70 thsif paEientA
They win gladly tell you Whist rsliel I
gives from soge throat. hroochiti2 nponL
stiff neck. aethma neuralgia ccnQeGt3or.
p,euHisy. Rheumatism, lumbaCn pains md
aches Of the back o. joints spfaina. core
muSclea bruisea, chilblainA frosted feet
colds Of tho chest (it often pgevonto
pneumonial Always dependable.
80 and 60c jarss hospitl de asa
l||glll!!]
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-27

"a sss' = 80 ~ 7zI1EA IoRElSZBHg,
e M n golgpIE W Y stosney.
La rassegna. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-04-28

lifornia sono sempre poste in evil
denza.
Oh! non ci sarebbe anche postG
per lie squisite frutta della bassa
Italia altrove, mel Regno o al
PEstero, Sc il Governo provvedes-
Sc, con special facilitazioni di Ia
rife nei trasporti, con adeguat'
trattati di commercio, con favo-
revolt ritocchi al dazi doganah, a
rendere pi1 celere 10 smercio del
prodotti e questi piu bene accetti
allie nazioni amlche?
Ecco percio che bisogna sin
da ora dare Pallarme per una
maggiore istruzione agraria, che
ci faccia conoscere a quale colt
vazione occorre dare la preferen
"a, tenendo presente lie condizio.
nj climatiche local., e la natura
del terreni. E poi e doveroso che
nella complications del futuri
trattati di commercio, che regole-
ranno lie vite economiche degli
stati, dopo che sara giunta Fora
liberatrice dalPattuale incubj
sanguinario PItalia memdionale
abba a fare sentire la sua voce
ad affacciare lie proposte che me.
Clio rispondano al suoi piu vital
Interest,", in maniera che l'espor-
tazione del suoi prodotti sia eff
fettuata con criteri pin larghi e
moderni e percio memo inceppan-
ii il suo progresso econcmico.
La prosperita agricola di una
regIone ha per consequence la
prosperita economical generate
anche dun intero paese. Ed e
questo il campo mel quale voglia-
mo sperare ci concentreranno gil
sforzi del nostri legislator, de.
nostri uomini eminenti nella fl
nanza.
All'Italia meridionale non
mancano di tall uomini: ad essi q
affidato la completa redenzione
di quei popoli, ricchi di pregi e di
virt1.
Giuseppe Carnevale
La rassegna. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-04-28
TIRE SECOLI DOPO

Scrutando gil archivi di guerra
e di marina, Peminente storico
Carlo de la Ronciere, conservato-
re degli stampati ALA BibIioteca
nazionale di Parigi ha fatto una
serie di scoperte sensational
tanks" aeroplani, sottomarini,
torpedini, tutti questi ordigni di
guerra che credevamo nuovissi.
mi, egli Ii ha trovati nellie vec
chic carte del secoi XVI e XVII.
II tank, la famosa Creme
de menthe% TN ingegnere di re
Enrico III Agostino Ramelli (ita
liano) Pinvento mel 1888: era un
grande caro- a volta, ben chiuso
in cui due o tire coppie d'archibu-
gieri stavano appostati allie feri.
toie; il propulsore di quest'auto-
mobile era nelPnterno dove un
uomO metteva in azione col mez-
20 di una manovella due ruote a
pala che mordevano il terreno.
L'aeroplano? E. la "machina
volans" portante sci uomini !
quattro pezzi d'artiglieria, de-
scritta in una lettera del Id mar
20 1913, da Padre Marsenne ad
Helvetius.
II sottomarino? Quattordici
ami prima, mel 1884, 10 stesso
Padre Marsenne aveva dato mol
ii dettagli su questa "patache
corrente sulle acque" costruita III
rame, con degli "ublots" per We,
dere del ventilatori aventi pre-.
sa nellaria. guidantesi con la
bussola provveduta di punte
per forare lie navi nemiche.
La rassegna. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-04-28
BRICIOLE DI SCHEMA
La testuggine

l naturalist dividono questi a.
nimah che compongono Pordine
del "chelonii" in quattro gruppi
cioe lie Testuggini terrestri, lie
Testuggini fluviali e lie Testuggi-
ne marine. lie Testuggini terre-
stri sono commestibili e sono ri
cercatissime, per la squisitezza
del brodo che 81 ottiene dalla lor
carne: la "marginata", la "mau-
ritanica" e la ''greca". Quest'uI-
TINA e comunissima nelPItalia
centrale e meridionale, in Sarde-
gna e in Stella.
Mel Giappone 81 ia un alleva-
mento rationale di questa specie
di testuggini in state di cattivita
e Sc ne ottengono buoni risultat!
e da qualche ammo analoghi allie
vamenti 81 sono iniziati agli Stati
Unit di America.
l parchi di allevamento sono
impiantati sulle rive marine a.
venti un pendio inclinato quanto
basti perche la parte pi1 elevate
rimanga oostantemente a seceC.
Ogni femmina depone mel nido -
una fossetta che 81 scava ola s.
nella sabbia che poi ricopre -
da otto o move nova che 81 schiu
dono dopo circa 9 settimane. Du.
rante tutto questo tempo lie uova
non devono esscre toccate, SOL
tanto 81 deve aver cura che no1
siano mangiate dai topi e che la
sabbia del parco non sia sover-
chiamente compressa. AlPuseita
dalPuovo la testuggine mtsur:I
cirea q centimetri di lunghezza.
Occorre raccoghere lie piccole te-
stuggini ricercando anche quelle
rimaste sotto la sabbia ed install
larle in nuovi reparti ombreggia
ii dove 81 alimentano con un nu-
trimento minute eonsistente in
farina di grano turco e fogie di
eavolo.
La crescita dell'animale E lenta
ed una vendita regolare non puu
incominciarsi che dopo 5 o al
nj. Nonostante questo perch2 non
ST potra tentare tale allevamento
anche in Italia?
La rassegna. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-04-28
L'amOre.,. pOIitiCO

A beneficio dele opere di soc
corso al feriti e al militari della
guerra in Italia, Panimoso vigi
lie drettore de "L'Eroica" ha
pubblicato di recente un volume
di Maurice Barres. II letterato
francese fece nelPestate scorsa
una rapida gita al fronte di guer
IA italiano; Ettore Cozzani ha vo
luto che lie impression riportata
dial Barres fossero ben conosciu-
te fra moi; e ne ha curato una nj
tida elegante ediziene, IN cui IL
testo francese e la traduzione j.
taliana sono piacevolmente illu-
strate dalParguto e sintetico Sc
gno di Emilio Mantelli.
f. una buona opera di propa-
ganda questa, che, col nuovo vo-
lume del Barres, eontinua a fare
la Mobile rivista della Spezia; sui
PItalia d'oggi e sulla nostra guer-
ra, Peloquente scrittore francese
ha detto dele cese non solo II
tutto degne dell'arte di chi ha
scritto "Mensonges", ma anche
di una sincerita e di una buona
fede. politica tanto piu notevol:
in quanto, a sentir parlare in que
sto modo, dagli stranierl, dellI-
talia viva, gil italiani non era
no abituati......
Figuratevi, per dare un esem-
pio, che a proposito dele belle e
caratteristiche cittadine del We
neto il Barres scrive: al sense
dell'arte decorative e sparse in l.
talia con una prodigalita della
quale moi in Francia non abbiam)
nessuna idea. 10 ammiro gil tia
liani rispettosi di quelle bellezze
che secoli hanno composite an
che a dispette di egni logica che
sarebbe irragionevole di voler
condurre ad una unita di stile. Ii
ammiro, Ii invidio e Ii propongo a
modello. Nessuno di loro mai,
neppur minimamente, ha sciupa-
to il lnirabile decoro esteriore del
suo paese. Quando 10 vedo con
quale intelligence, senza nulla di
troppo, lasciando ALA bellezze
tutta la sua semplicita fami-
gliarita, PItalia conserva e tutela
i monument del suo genio reli-
gioso, penso con orrore al malva-
gi che non no mai potuto persua
dere a risparmiare lie piccole chic
Sc di Francia"
Non E vero che ia piacere di
leggere "scritte in francese" - e
da parte di colui che e forse il pi'H
illustre rappresentante dell'este-