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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-16
Stnpnnaer Gementpnrefnbrif. 9

banger, ;. Marts. Stoponqer Sc.
mentparcfarbif bar / 1917 ct Spcr.
ifltb puo 10000 aroner. 10 psf.
ltbbpttc foreilaoS ltooelt. Ser er
Blaner ON at lobe Griitcn foranoreS
berben, at Irbeioerr1e bliper heIog.
tige / ltobpttet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-16
.Ssitens Stprtingsuala. Z 2iobe

meo, bpao Der blep giort peo Stor.
tingsualgene / 1912 og 1915, bar
SuItitsoepartementet / en- Mllnoifri
.pelIe til NmtmGnoene i~oreiIooet, at
Stortingspalgene til Soften 9oloe5
paa iomme Gag, % at Wanoag oen
zoe OCTOBER bliucr iaitiat iom ipues
8~algbag. SmpoIgene iom paa 8run6
Of 2opens RegIer life fan opnooeS
bolbt pao en- og iamme Gag, fore,
ilaar 0epartementet isst iamIet iii
TO Gage, nemIig Nanbag ben 21oe
Sftober for De Gmualg, iom 8oIg.
itprerne ielp berammer, o. Man0og
Den 2Soe Sftober for De SmoaIg,
Iom beramme5 al amtmanoen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-16
Stprt Nptelfipb.

Stort Sutelfjpb. GIperum, lite
Marts. st aoniortinm bar fisbt
Sotel Central" ! Glperltln for 1907
600 &roner. Get me SeIifubS Sen.
iigt er at fortipse Soteloriiten og
alt, Iom oermeo itaar / 6orbinbeIic.
Slon0t Sc mango irenltrpocnoe Glnes
rlimsmpnb, iom Itaar / Spioien for
6orctngenoet, or Goritcn Simonien,
Otto 9ofronn, Smitt.9 (munoien, :.
$. $. Spenferuo, $. Ole og Soban
III. Il.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-16
Slip lite li9e9Dloi9
,tco Din SlootorjDmim9.

billie S~loorrOiein. uil sienoplipe bit Blob
os aipe big M Stprfe og Sunbbeb iarrt
forsset gipstrait. Gnbpsr ,reneer bet nets
op M ior at boioe Sptemet / psrf.tt Sors
fatuins. @aa I'll bit apotbet o. faa en-
SIalfe ioag. os buts DIT tranaer su eeaes
Raao fan on erboIoe oct uoeu Setohnine
pso at l'ripe til Nesical Director, Snift
Sp.ci'ic so, rs Suift eaboratorp, ats
Iduta, va.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-16
8rusierer Omar Stensrub / SfiC

hor III. "6remItr." / OiaIe Gage
fiobt en- berifobeIig GienOom peo
Storo / Sverige, I'll Gienoommen
borer 10000 Wool Sfo0 oq 1000
MonI Snbmarf ianlt itore Corp
mprer. - 8rosIerer Stensruo bar
IiqelebcS fisbt Ben for lin Hutur,
ifisnbeo b~cfienote Gicnbom Ssnore
9ueten / Nisieoal al SARAH BE
o~erier, Moslnnb / 9ombIc. iii 81
enoommcn bprcr ca. 2000 Mool
Sfog, rigc Siifcpano % Sogtterrpn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-16
Mcuitaoifoscnc / S.aabpso iulet.

Sflen, 3. 6ebr. Sllll0c Ncrrc0a-
ltpre onbeioleoe cnitcmmig / Meoc
igaar &onceaiion pon SoIget al Men
Itabifogcne / SInabpgo til Sfibsreocr
Sacobien, &riitianio, for 100000
Ironcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-16
Traiiaer iia 8ismuala. Seire:

parlnmcntnrl'te 6ercr, Molclteretas
osicsior 6ogerup @u1, bar beitemt
zig til At truffe iig tiI3oge ira Stor-
tilget pcb &olqet ibelt. 8runben
or oels Sclbreoabenipn, bcla at ban
suitcr at ioa SiO at beifiGitige Jig
mcO iorifieui9e literTre % %pioenifa-
beige Nrbciocr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-16
Sniff Camper faprct peo Tona.

Srouobienl, -. Tebr. Gn inf Cant
per "GiiaielOorfi", Tom bar paa Sci
ira Narpif nteo &isloit, 6Iep / 6ors
miobog ST. 10 fapret paa Sofia al
Ell engelif Siplpefrpoicr. Smboro :
Sen tnife @oao bar ser 4 Noronlruo,
, Solobetiente oQ 3 2ooie, iom blep
ilanoiat paa 9ubolmen Spr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-16
SprDbrngsarbeioer. Sranmcll, %

Sebrltar. Gnoel %formuenbc MGno /
0rnn1rlelt bar ifltbt inrnlncn $4,000
aroner til Srerumc al Sorobrugs-
orbeibet / @uifcrllb5 Nmt. Otter Den
itoite 9ellutnina / Stortineet bill
IL al Staten ppllaa oct t~reoobbclte
9eleb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-16
Gn Game SrGbt ai 1oget. Stoffe,

4. Warts. gu Came blep ieaar lige
peo Stoffe citation ooerfisrt %
or9bt al 5oeet ira ariitiania. Sun
blep fuIoitGnois imaoret, fun aniis'
tet bar nosenIunoe uifabt; men gag.
bopeoet oar fuuit % aroppen repet
iipfter paa ben ioriprbeligite Waa.
be. Mon PED enbnu life, bpem ben
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-16
SGbret Sfi6sfaptein. @eraen, q

3ebruar. aaptein Anoerien, 6orer
al Sanpifibet "8ranlp" al Bergen,
er oefpreret meb Ben it%olienife aro-
neorben ion1 Grfienotligbeo for lin
SptrGben ltaoer Sjplpefrpbieren
"llmberto rs Sorpeoering / 0iiOoel-
hapet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-16
Gn "Serlincr" Spiun. :

hiem, t. Morts. 9iitriftsfommnl.
ooens Gbei befrpfter ioaa, at Ell al
"Serlin"a Gciutning iiober a~rreitc-
ret her / @pen, mistUuft Tor Spin.
ncri. st mcgct uobrcot Sorlnoeubc
ON, al Ser ifal bare pprct Wptteri
omboro bliper oerimoo benegtet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-16
@utten iom ialot uofor Sieloet.

ct R~iutanbloo iortGler nGrnlere
GnfeItheoer ON lllpffen oeropc, oa
en- @ut miiteoe 2ipei: Ct Bar Gutter
ira HIutan ifuloe gaa opoper 6leIoct
Tor al ie paa Solen. 2e elf op peo
SoIfets Sus. men oa De bar fommet
ct Stpffe opouer. eleo Den enc al Dem
o. iclct aoooer en- StrRnt. SaIoet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-16
@amma araftanlra. Sre0rifsitu0,

5. Marts. Sartfomiteen / Nifint
og Sfiptucot bar tareret &anrmo
&roitunlUgs Gicnoom til Ell %Uroi
al IA OtiQioner &roncr, anffcls-
ruos Cart / 9lifim til So Wiilion
&roncr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-16
@aarosbrunb naa Zure Gfer.

'9rammen, 20. Tebr. SouebbpQnin-
gen paa @oaroen 9effa, 2pre @fer,
neobrpnbte til 8runoen igaar. 3
qalnle Wenneifer, Iom bar alene
bicnume, reooeoe Jig no / iibite Sie-
blif. Se miiteoc oft, bpoo DC eiebe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-16
Galf til Surobruact.

VNN
Wnrts. GaIen PORTLAND Gementio-
brif / grepif pii paa Senpenbelie
ira 2anobrugsbolo goa ieang meb al
bpgge en- aolfmeqe for at tunne le-
oere aaIf iii SorObrueet FOR 9oor.
onnen. On inf Srgenisr err onfat
for at opisre Wsaen, oa proouftio.
men bill begnnbe / nPite Wooneo.
Eli en- 9espnoeIia oil Der bIi Sro6u.
ceret ca. $50 Cons aalf oaglig;
meoens ser peo iulo Crit bill funne
proouceres mellem 500 o. 1000
Cons bogIia. Fabrifen hor erflprct
iig piaig iii at Iepere aaIfen FOR
SIR. 1850 pr. 1on iii @~aorobruacr.
ne / S~nrlsbers % 2arpif. innt /
@ratsbers og MeSenes Imter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-16
Toaerluuo .Sptel. @alores, G

Sr. @uitop SSonsrltb iolgt til 6rlt
Watben @agge, 6agerncs. 6otclIct
er for ca. 40 glor iiocu grlinologt al
Sen nupprenbe SGlgcr3 TorGlorc,
9rugseier g. g.. Sonsruo % @uitrlt.
&iebe5ltm llbeflcnot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-16
Surnpoem er ~fortuilet. gIperiim

Sornpoen CT t%ortpllef. GIperum,
%. 6ebr. s SlnIoenins al 6ornsoen,
M er ligeirem iortpiIet, bar
gloerum acknowledgement neoiat
en- aomite paa ire MeoIenlmer, iom
ibos aireiier I'll ariitiania Tor at
isge SoretrGoe hos Rrooianterings,
mpnoigbeoerne. aomiteen pil iege
at iaa irigiort ct Narti Sol, Tom til
hsrte aonlmltren, men blep beilag.
Iaet al en- onoen aommune. Get
ai9loer ialt 10000 aiIo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-16
Tprgerlig @egrapelie.

get bar meo IS moo 10 Stemmer
p~eotaget, at Statsfirfens Meblem-
mer IOm 9fegel ifol begrapes peO
geiitIig MeOpirfen, men at Ser ifal
pGre NIogang til at be9iGre belt
borgerli9 9egrapclie. Sioerc be
ilirtteoeS Def mco 81 moo % Stent-
mer, at Sirfen ifal fulu1e benptteS
til bprgerlig lGegrapelIe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-16
cIuSfipb nj Wnbnnuiuncr,

>. Worts. &oniul SARAH &onien,
Sfien, bar inofiebt ire Notorifi6e,
bpcrt poo 1850 Cons, iom err unocr
9pguinq / Nmerifo. SiI S%pertaqel.
ie al Sfibcne ifal Der oannes et
ScIifab, "9torife Wotorifibe q. 81.
meo en- 9apitnl poo m.inoit ~,
melt > WfiQioner &roncr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-16
QrnsmnnN Wris. Vnrtcin

2cnsmuno Weis, Gortciq, bar
'firnfet BET ifior itiftebe SpgbeIag
5000 aroncr iorot brllgeS til 9p9s
bens olmene Sel. 2oget o~rrongerebc
ifior en- meget beapfet @pgoeoog oq
bar olcrebc begpnot GSorbereOelIerne
til "9aoen" til Sommcrcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-16

SiIifu0 noes / Sorm al Erpmicr
Tor De Sorobrugere, iom fan oppiic
oct beoite &eiultat peo Oct egeoe
NDrfnlngaarbeloe iaar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-16
Nnrlnnbsfnlbenc. s.

monoaifab bebanoleoc / iiOite Ws0e
Mogiitrutens Snoitiling ongooenoe
Spergsmaolct ON observation-disclosures
GrbperpeIie for &omnrltnen. 6or-
manoaifubet fanot, at Hrisforlongen.
oet - 5 Minioncr aroncr - life
por ofceptobelt. Soqen blep ienot
tiIbogc til Wagiitroten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-16
2aarbnl Tabrifer, 2ure IeTemor.

CuHruuI WuurI1tr, NUrG SeIellIdrz
fen, Tom / 1915 fonititltereoes meb
en- Mftiefapital poo $4,000 ar.,
foretog / 1916 en- &apitalltopioGlic
til 100000 &r. Hll foreilaaeS cn
noerligere Sorboielle til 100000 SIR.
Tormaalet err 6orGoling, &ieb og
Salg at Srplait.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-16
&pnaens Ncitc

aunaens Scitc. Too @rilno al
Soberfnapbeoen bar &ouIcn ino-
ifrpnfet lit SeitebolO til oct minbit
muIige. : Den iioite Sio or Z al
aongeus Scite bIepet llagtct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-16
Get iprrc Sauehplo pao @eitlau.

bet. Stapangcr, %. Sebr. Gal.
lingen piier, at Stoban9cr Nmt bar
226,000 Soler til en- Gproi al 1872
Wfiuion &roner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-16
&rlbiae Sncras. 60 | 81.

SGlbige Sncras. Ga. I ~. Sne
ialot iorlcoen gtut poa 6iIefieIo %
ncoouer MOD Sproal. Gn WtpnQQe
Sncroa - ocriblonbt ct 400 Dieter
brebt - cr goact opcr &cien 1 ai.
Iomctcr ncoenior WoriihuerL iao
&cien or blofcret. 0ionqc Gcleion
er fnGffet, % Selcioniorbill-
0clieu er ufbrlt0t
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-16

0aarben N~nnbalen / @urooI err al
&. &. Solleisrllo pco s.. @rpnn
iolgt til 2iitcin Niittec ior $4,000
&roner. : SonocIen meoiulgtc en-
Del S%eiGtning, &%eolfobcr % Nuling.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-16
Gnrfuiunsnrrmicr

9prfninssprGmier. Sfie,l, 25be
Sebruar. Norif &noro bar bepiIqet
$4,000 aroner til Tgninq al Gprf-
ningsorealet / 9~ratsberg Imt. Sette
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-16

Gienopmsbanoel / &asores. 0oor.
ben Sefcn / &eitre Sliore er al anltt
Goegaaro iolgt til Iireftsr &oren,
ariitiania. ajsbeiummen enifes ifte
opgipet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-16
479 Sl0er | tort V0gformat.
Pris St.0O. Ieb "Goiten"
ct Aar a.. $500
B. ANUNDSEN PUBL. CO.
DEBORAH, Iowa.


Sea mootos Soger "SdrueH i Ssict-
ier en- SiS iioeu, % ies maa iise
~Samsn / 6pist- er en- AZ Sc 5eeite
@sger. ise EAR Irit, iaa iee tsr trpst
cn6eiale SEN I'll mine 9auosmrne.
iout li,cr al Irie en- goo Sos. Sise'
leoes "Soiten" % SEQ aruen-. CT ai
Re besire norife Glade. oi BAR Der /
Silien iii aQe "Yoiteu"s 9rierel
n. @unoerion.
3uIutb. RiHn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-16
Wilfic Collins:
9amrni Suit

lloen Samnlenligning en- al De
melt l~ppuoenoe % iGng$Ieroe 6or.
trQinger, iom er ~itreuet / uore Gage.
Som en- mpiti't SpggeIiesbiitorie Ell.
Ter iom en- Gonon GopIe'S Getettiu.
roman boloer Den 2Riereus Spmerf.
iontheo iauaeu ira isrit I'll iioit.
"Gamen / &piot er et SpinoeI.
prp al Gilt % AGuter, GlIfop o.
Cor
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1918-10-10
"The Princes OF Germany are Shaking Dice
for the United States"

By QUICK
ability fighting
fo America
fighting life
this through We fight through the basis Of
single clause the Treaty She must be whipped until
notb dtodot 81" cross e."
Why?
Germany
the world
of shall
de-and
robbmg her her COAL her best
Belgium with her
Belgian which
combining flag the des of Mohammedan
and the world
to be ste towardw world
will still keep and she
will succeed. She will succeed!
Gemanys feet Germany
Italian
could Asace
she would still
Belgium
Asia and Africa and then w
Europe O and from Mexico the south
this will live
of the Kaisers Emperor of America
The whip Germany is now!
1T
The Princes of shaking dice for the United States
1t will money, send
soonc
andw the American IS lost
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1918-10-10

tember salary
!, g Locke a
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1918-10-10

The o. shaking the United States
1t will take
Unless everything
is lost, with the American Soul S
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-04-05
BE PRETTY! TURN
GRAY HAIR DARK
Look Young! Nobody Can Tell if You
Use Grandmother's Simple Recipe
of Sage Tea and Sulphur.

Almost every one knows that Sage
Tea and Sulphur, properly compound
ed, brings back the natural color and
lustre to the hair when faded, streaked
or gray. Years ago the only way to
get this mixture was to make it at
home, which is mussy and troublesome.
Nowadays, by asking at any drug store
for "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound" you win get a large bottle OF
this famous old recipe. improved by
the addition of other ingredients, at a
small cost.
Don't stay gray! Try it! No one
can possibly tell that you darkened
your hair, as it does it so naturally
and evenly. You dampen sponge OF
soft brush with it and draw this thru
your hair, taking one small strand at
a time; by morning the gray hair dis
appears, and after another application
or two. your hair becomes beautifully
dark, glossy and attractive.
Wyeths Sage and sulphur Com
pound is a delightful toilet requisite
for those who desire dark hair and a
youthful appearance. 1t is not intend :
ed for the cure mitigation or preven-
ton of disease
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-04-05
McGregor.

McGregor
Straw at 81 ton is the latest
record breaking price for farm stuff
in this vicinity. a carload of baled
straw was shipped from here to Dav-
export, farmers receiving 81 ton Tor
the shipment.
Webster City.
D. Z. Rice, who has operated tailor
shop in Webster City for a short time
has received an appointment as deputy
United States marshal He has closed
his shop here and left Monday evening
for Kansas City to assume his new
duties.
Napoleon.
The farm home Of Frank Reinboldt
who lives in the country four miles
was burned TO the ground While the
! members of the family were attend
ing the Red Cross sale. 1t is supposed
the fire caught from a grass fire which
it was thought was entirely out before
the family left for town.
Sanborn.
Miss Bernice DAILY, daughter Of J..
H. DAILY president of the Sanborn
Savings Bank, was married Monday at
Omaha to Sergeant John Craven, of
the signal corps at Fort Riley, Kan.
The young people are widely known
in college circles, having graduated
| from Drake university last June.
Webster City.
The Monarch Company of this city,
manufacturers OF sanitary hog
troughs waterers and ether stock
equipment, have let a contract Fer
the construction Of a new main build
ing 66x24O and a paint room 66x40. The
| cost of these buildings will be $4,000
and the contract has been let to the W.
| j. Zitterell Company. Work has al
ready begun.
Bows.
A near tragedy occurred at the Dan
Danger home in Vernon township in
which their daughter Rose aged IA,
almost met death by a bullet accident
ally discharged from small caliber
rifle in the hands of her younger
brother, Roy, age r. The bullet passed
thru her neck, just missing the jug
ular vein, and avertins a fatality only
| by small fraction of an inch.
J SbIey.
| A committee Of about ten patriotic
citizens forced Herman Heiden, an
alleged disloyal citizen and proGer-
man, to take his highly prised photo
graph OF the kaiser to an important
business section of the CITY, made him
tear it into shreds, tramp it in the
dust and then made him pay al
legiance to the Stars and Stripes.
About 400 people witnessed the affair.
Sioux City.
Liberty loan boosters Of this city
were held up in Plymouth county the
other night while returning from a
rousing liberty loan meeting at Sioux
Center, four well known citizens be-
ing ordered to stop and dismount
from their car. A lone man with big
gun did the deed. The latter then
began search, not of the men but of
the car. II beg Your pardon, gentle
men, said Sheriff Hugh Maxwell, of
Plymouth county ~ received word
that a booze car was on its way from
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-04-05

with relatives In Centerville and Gin
cinnati, Iowa. Her granddaughter,
Mabel Cecil Sage, accompanied her.
e. c. Heishman recently sold his
farm, ten miles northeast of Grinneil
and consisting Of 200 acres, to his two
sons, Ray and Forrest, for $4,000, and
they have taken possession and will
work it together.
Mrs E. E. Bump, with her two
children, left their home in this city
yesterday to join her husband, Cap
tain Bump, at the camp at Fort
Riley, to which place he was recently
transferred from Camp Dodge.
Mrs. r. A. Heishman and Mrs.
James Nelson are expecting to have
as their guest soon Mrs. NJ. A. Pes
tara from her home in Great Falls,
Mont.
The vacancy caused by the depart
ure of Dean Paul +. Peck Of Grinnell
College to take up work for the gov
eminent has just been filled by the ap-
pointment of Prof. John P. Ryan,
whose round of duties will be enlarged
bv the charge of the mems dormitor-
les. .rs
Charles Kicker. Jr., who is located
in Camp Hancock. Georgia, has sent
word to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles r. Kicker. Of this city, that he
expects to be with them tomorrow
and Sunday and remain for few
days.
On Wednesday evening Gladys
Evans, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles E. Evans was united in mar
riage 10 Ward Briggs, Of Iowa City,
Rev A. C. Stowe, pastor of the Church
of Christ of this city, officiating. About
three years ago Mr.. Briggs was in
business that brought him to Grinnell
for about year. The following were
guests from out of the city. Mrs. Will
liam Dalton, Miss Alice Dalton, Rich
ard Dalton, Mrs. Lewis Mrs. c. O.
Green and son, and Miss Hazel Sid
ers. all from Iowa City; Mrs. Thomas
Watkins, OF Davenport; Mrs. 4. &.
Coate and little daughter Katherine
from Ottumwa; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Wells. of Montezuma, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Mark Holmes and family, of Nal
com.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-04-05
FACTORY FOR MANUFACTURE OF
BEET SUGAR TO BE ERECTED
IN WRIGHT COUNTY.
COMPANY SECURES SITE
ADJACENT TO TOWN
Purchases 270 Acres Of Land and Com
pIetes Plans For Construction-Fac
tory Probably Will Not Be in Opera
ton For Two Years-Many 6eets
Raised in Vicinity.

Belmond, April 5.-One million dol
lars, at the least, is to be expended
in Belmond upon a new beet sugar
factory which will be constructed as
soon as possible by the Iowa Valley
Sugar Company, corporation formed
to operate this institution, but which
is allied with large sugar interests
with branches elsewhere.
The old Elder farm Of go acres has
just been sold to the company for
their factory site and for such other
use as they will have for it in raising
sugar beets. This farm adjoins the
town.
Large quantities of sugar beets are
being raised now by the farmers in the
neighborhood Of Belmond and
Kanawha and they have found them a
profitable crop. They will have the
benefit Of a competitive market for
their beets with the factory at Bel
mond and one at Mason City. owned
by different interests.
Altho plans will be made for the
building of the factory at once, it
probably will be two years before it
can be gotten ready for operation.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-04-05
RAPIDLY BEING CONVERTED INTO
HOSPITAL FOR GONZALES
CENT SOLDIERS.
OVERFLOW FROM CAMP
DODGE THERE FIRST
Hospitals at Dodge Now Crowded
AItho Serious Sickness, Except
Pneumonia, is Not Prevalent-Ten
Deaths From Pneuomnia Durino
Past Three Days.
,cial 10 Times Republican.

Special 10 Times Republican.
Des Moines, April Sort Des
Moines buildings are rapidly being con-
verted into modern hospitals for the
reception of wounded and convalescent
soldiers to be sent back here from the
battlefelds of France.
Six of the big brick barracks which
line the south side of the big square
out at the fort have been Joined by a
hallway cut right thru the centers OF
the barracks and thus thrown into one
great big hospital building. Equip
ment is rapidly being installed.
The overflow from the Camp Dodge
hospitals will be the first of the pa
tients TO be consigned to the Fort
Des Moines hospital. While but COM
paratively little serious illness exists
at the big cantonment the hospitals
there are crowded.
Officers in command at Fort Des
Moines do not as yet know just where
the men are to come from who are TO
be sent here to recuperate as the war
department has not informed them.
However they are getting everything
in first class condition to receive the
patients.
She changeable weather of the past
several days has developed quite a
little pneumonia at Camp Dodge. It
was reported from the camp late
Thursday that in the past three days
ten men had died of pneumonia. The
death of Matthew j. Good of Corinth,
n. Y, was reported late Thursday.
Negro soldiers from Alabama are con-
sidered especially susceptible to the
disease.
But little sickness developed among
the final contingents which have been
coming into The camp the past four to
six weeks. For the first two weeks
after their arrival the new men are
kept practically in quarantine in order
to prevent any possible spread Of any
disease which they might bring into
camp.
Every sanitary precaution possible
is being carefully watched at the big
cantonment The water supply is Un-
der constant observation. The camp
is as clean as it is possible for it to
be. The sewerage and drainage are
closely watched.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-04-05
Dreadful Couch Cured

A severe cold is often followed by
a rough cough, for which Chamber
1ain's Cough Remedy has proved es-
pecially valuable. Mrs. F. w. Olsen,
Marysviiie, Mo-, writes: About two
years ago my. little boy Jean caught
a severe cold and coughed dreadfully
for days. I tried a number OF cough
medicines, but nothing did him any
good until gave him Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. It relieved his cough
right away and before he had finished
taking one bottle he was cured. I
think it is just fine for children.-Adv.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-04-05
Grinnell and Vicinity.

Special TO Times Republican.
Grinnell, April 5-M. G. Crutchfleld,
who has been employed in the Spauld-
ing offices here, goes on Saturday to
Washington, d. c., where he is to take
a government position as assistant to
the business manager of the ordnance
department His salary is to be 81, 400.
Mrs. Crutchfield will stay in Grinnell
for the present and then visit in Chi
cago for a time after which she o.
poets to be with her husband in Was4
ington.
Chairman F. D. Rayburn, Of Monte
zrma. was one of a group OF eighty
county liberty loan drive officials to
take dinner together and hold con-
ference here yesterday before the mass
meeting in the afternoon. The church
was well filled. many coming from
surrounding owns and the country.
Mcntezuma sent a delegation Of some
twenty five. \ feature Of the service
to be especially remembered was the
singing by q couple of the camp
Dodge boys Chaplain Bigelow, OF
Camp Dodge gave rousing appeal
for all to get in line and carry on
Mrs. Lewis made telling points and
Commissioner Saltzgaber was right at
home in his comparison Of other times
and other wars with the present one.
The friends Of c. c. Doran. formerly
Of this city but recently moved 10
Marshalltown to make his home. VIII
be pleased 10 learn Of his satisfactory
progress towards recovery after under
going an operation in Rochester,
MINI.
Gordon Granger Post G. A. X,
meets in regular session on Saturday
afternoon and in addition to the reg
ular bupsiness the members are IN
vited by the Woman's Relief Corps to
unite with that body in defeating a
service flag for the thirteen relatives
who are in service. In connection with
this post there are two veterans OF
the civil war that have passed their
s0th birthday, have celebrated their
golden weddings, and are living today
with the women they made their wives
before they entered the army. They
are Charles Porter and James .
Rollins.
Leland Johnson and Lieut.. Lewis
Barrett were nearing Searsboro IN
their car recently when, at a sharp
turn in the road, they must either
ditch the machine or seriously injure
boy on a pony right in their path
Without any hesitation the machine
was landed bottom side up in the
ditch with the two men underneath
They began to dig out and, with the
help of farmers, got the car on It's
wheels and brought it home by Its
own power.
Mrs. G. NJ. Spooner left her home
mere today TO visit for the summer