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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-14

VIITORU NOSTRI
LECIONARI.
Primim urmatOarele sire:

Stim0te DOmnule Iulius f. Y.
IOonOrici, $ef-redactOr la ..Ameri-
ca" Am cetit fOaid ..America" dc
astdzi IN 1 Iunie 81 an, dflot de rO-
mimi din st. Louis. Mo. CD dinsit
sunt maj intii carl cor sd medrgG
sd iupte pentru scnnpa n0astrd
R0minie. Vet7 sti ca eu sunt unaL
care merg dupd dinsii cu gindnt
10r. Pnneii-nd 81 pc mine in rindM
celor cc cor sd meargd 81 chemasi-
md, ca snnt gdtd mdcdr cind ca 81
en ma tin de st. Louis, cu societa.
tea, dar acum ma atlu pc dici prin
N0rd Dakota. = Am rOit eu de
mult t,mp sd aflu ocasinne pentrM
a merge sd lnpt pentru Rominid
Mare, ddr dcumd rad ca mi sd pli-
neste g1ndM. Alta nearind ce scrie
"a saiut: Teodor CMusi, roMin ma
ced0nedn. Virdt America. What
Ron''nia Mare. Trdioscd RomtniIii
Americnm 81 Nnced0nenn.
Cuvintele fratelni Calusi 81 ini-
ma dfnsului nobila l lauda alta
de mutt lncit sOcotim Fl de prisOs
sa mai adaugem ccva della moi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-14
HITCHCOCK CON-
DAMNAT LA ZECE
AM 1NCHISOARE.

TOLEDO, o., - 1unie. = A.
mos Hitchcock, membru in CO.
mitetul scoalelor din Cleveland,
Ohio, fost condamnat la xece
ami inchisoare in temnita Statu-
lui din Atlanta. fnvinuirile adu-
Sc edinsului a fost ,,incurajarea
inamicului" 81 intentia "a cauza
neascultare in armata 81 in forta
navala a Statelo Unite"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-14
MINIsTERuL WSTlTIEl.
WASHINGTON, d. C.
CIRCULAR NO. 824.

CIRCULAR NO. 824.
Perseanele carr correspondence cW
acest minister Gu pririre la faptele
neloiale pc care lie obserrd la uni
81 la altii, aratd foarte adeseori cd
dinsele nu stiu unde sd Sc qdrese.e
cn ocele plingeri in imediata Tor
apropiere.
Min1sterM Justitiei, de aceea,
snggestioneazdl Cd prin ajutorul
gfdrelOr din Histrictul DsvOastrd,
sd Msati ca sd Sc publice din cind IN
cind locuinle celui MAJ apropiat
oficiu al proearorulw Stdteior Uni
te orr oficiul Biroulm de Mresti-
ga!inne cdtrd care pot sd fie adre-
safe acele plfngeri.
Acelasi minister al Justitiei I'd
sndeamnd ca in a.este Communicate
sd asigMrafa pc cei ce coiesc sd facd
destdinairi de natlrd infornaativd
ori confidentinld, Cd astfel, de des-
tdiauiri susat totdeauna bine renite
81 ca toti cetdtenii sd Sc simtG hbe-
n a-si aduce infc-mntnle lor orr
suspitianile diaasilor in atentiltnea
agentMlui special.
Gu respect:
r. w. GREGORY,
ProcMror General.
D-laH
e. s. VERT,
Pr0curor Federal
Cleveland, Ohio.
Aceasta pentru Rominii nostri
bari All plfngeri contra celor &c .lu
stunt loiali fatd de tara aceastA, ia
ta De socialisti, de publicatii ii gu.
|vinte rAntacioase Ia adresa State
l0r Unite.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-14

rs rs CLEVELAND, O., VfNERI, IA IUNIE 1918


PARIS, IL Iunie. = Evacuarea
orasului Compiegne (Franta) s'a
complectat.e Aatazi s'a anuntat
aici in mod cficios evacuarea
complecta 81 mile de refugiati
sosesc aici Gu ttenuri speciale.
PARIS, 13 Ihnie. - Gu prile
jul aniversarii> sosirii trupelor A.
mericane in Franta, pressdintele
>Poincare a TRIMS astazi o cablo-
grama presedintelui Wilson ex-
primindu-si in dinsa admiratia
sa pentru ,,sfortarea magnificen
ta americanilor'' 81 felicitind
pc presedintele gnostru.
',.Trupele. aliatilor traiesc in &C.
le mai critice ore ale razboiului" "
spunea cablograma. = For.
marea grabnica de unitati ameri-
cane, suntem siguri ca va restau
ra bslansa. Atunci sd vor razbu-
ma aliatii in mod deciziv 81 min
drii de principiile pacii pc care
D-Voastra le-ati stabilit. vor face
ca pc viitor sd domneasca dreptu'
81 libertatea asupra natiunilor. !"
.Poincare a telegrafiat 81 gene
ralului Pershing, felicitindu-l
pentru calitatile admirable de
luptatori pe carl lie arata soldatii
s:mericani 81 dorindu-i succese 81
re mai departe.
LONDRA, 10 Iunie. - Field
maresalul Haig a raportat astazi
0 rata data de Englezi lirga Ar
ras 81 operatiuni terminate Gu
succes in Flandra.
Iata &c nee Faportul:
q
LA sud-est de Arras am dat q
rata Gu suoces in pima lumina
a zilei, caAzind perderi mari dus-
manului. Un mortar de transeie
al inamicului a.. fost adusS in Ii.
mile noastre 81 inca alte doua au
fost distruse pc loc.
,,Azi noapte am operat Gu sue.
ces La sud-vest de Merris 81 la est
de lacul Dickebusch.
I'm primul sector am impins Ii
mile noastre Gu putin mai inain-
te 81 am luat un numar de priso-
nieri. I'm sectorul al doilea, fran
cezii si-au imbunatatit pozitiile
din vecinatatea padurei de pc
creasta, luind tot deodata 81 30
de prisonieri.
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lIsTA CAsuAlITATIloR,

WASHINGTON, 13 1unie. s
La ministerul de razboi 'sau ra-
portat astazi 1873 de cazuri a ca
ror impartirc dupa cum urmea-
"a mai JOS: :
10 morti in actiune; 70 mort
de rane; 4 MORT de boale;
mort in accident de aeroblap; )
norti in alte accidente; l37 ri,
niti grav;-1l raniti (starea nede,
terminata); 4 dispafnti in sac-
.tiuna.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-14

(StTiie s0site din Austria prin
Roma, resteaM deja ieEi ca aproope
intredGd mOnd,rhid AustrO-U Ungdrd
este pMsd sub legea nartiaM 81 nu-
MAJ cfterd ttnutxri sunt scutite.
C0ndifiiie carl az minat lucrul pi-
nd a'ltr'dcolo, spnse in curintele a.
ntti ziGrist 0Mstridc, sunt descrise
IN atrndfoarea cablogramdJ ~
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LocoTENENT Va
SILE STQICA N
FORT WAYNE, IND.

l
Vasile Stoica a fost in orasul no
stru. Ne-a facut deosebita pa-
ccre sal putem avea in mijlocul
nostru, pentru ca pc la moi rals
Mise ,da ocazic sa avem oaspeti
alcsi.
In drumul sau de la Kokomo,
indianapolis, Indiana Harbor,
Gary 81 Chicago, d-nul locotenent
Stoica ne-a dat ocazie sd fie in
mijlocul nostru 0 ri. ii sllntem re-
cunoscatori. Poporul tromin din
Fort Wayne nu va uita aceasta
ri nici odata.
La oreie 2 p. M. d-nul locote-
nent Stoica soscste la CARA, unde
Q Intlmpinat de d-nii .JohH--N.
Sufana, sasier L. IS. r. A. 81 John
IStefan, preSedintele Societatii
isentinela Romina, care conduce
pc d-nul locotenent pc la diferite
persoane cur vaza din oras, intre
carl la maioruk oraSului, la chair
manu- coDsiliului of Defense, co.
mandantul- de la Recruity Stati-
on $. a.
La orele s seara Sc deschide a.
dunarea in hala Societatii tSenti-.
nela Romina de catre d-nul John
n. Sufana, care arata scopul a.
dnnarei 81 recomanda poponlui
pc d-nul locotenet Vasile Stoica,
precum 81 d-lui Charles Lane.
chairman la Council Of defense.
Dupa vorbirea de introductre
preda cuvintul d-lui Charles La
ne, care prin vOrbire frumoasa,
arata cauzele pentru carl Ame-
rfca intrat in razboi, cauze carl
sunt pentru eliberarea popoarelor
asuprite de sub jugul imparati-
lor 81 autocratilor. fndeamna po-
pOrul rOmIn de a sc face cetateni
al acestei tari care nu asupreste
pc nimeni, 81 cere ajutorul moral
81 material al fic caruia pentru
infaptuirea libertatm in lume.
la cuvintul d-nul locotenent
StOica care prin o vorbire de a.
proape o ora in limba engleza,
arata experientele sale din razboi
81 pc 0 mapa arata care fost 81
este visul Germaniei inaintr de
razboi, 81 care tot acela 81 All.
Explica intrarea' Rominiei in raz-
boi, cum au intrat in Transilya-
MIA 81 apoi cum ell forte mutt mai
superioare Germanii i-au respins
pima la Siret, de upde nn au pu-
tut sal mai dea un pas inapoi.
Z sigur in izbfnda aliatilor, ash
gura pc Americani de loialitatea
rominilor 81 termina prin a spu-
ne ca e Otter romin, luptator pc
frontul din Carpati 81 crede ca
in curind va avea cinstea de a
lupta pc frentul de West. f viu
aplauadt.
Vorbeste .apoi in limba romina.
Timp de ora~si jumatate, ara
ta fazele razboiului actual, sufe-
rintele din Ardeal 81 indeamna
pc cei de fata a Sc face vrednici
de suferintele celor din patrie,
carl suffer pentru moi. Ne indeam-
ma ne face datoria catre aceas-
| ia tara 81 'sa nh uitam nici de
datoria ce . avem catre cei din
patrie.
Aduce la cunostinta infiinta-
rea Ligei Rationale Rominilor
din America, .cepe sprijinul tutu-
ror ca O datorie fie caruia de
la care nu-i G permis nimannia a
Sc sustrage.
Termina prin mai multe fnva-
tatill'i 81 pilde 81 convins ca lam
inteles, 81 ca GU totii vom da
sprijin Ligei Rationale.
La orele 2 noaptea d-nul loco
tepent 1Stoica ne-a parasit, luind
trenul catre Cleveland.
Vizita d-lui locotenent Stoica
| va ii o frumoasa amintire pentru
non. Si gel Carl pima acum nu in
Itelegeam din destul situatia, Sc
[yor Fl convins 81 sepram 90 IN
Fort Wayne. nu vor mai { Fl de
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Darect0ratl Pnblicitdtia.

Multumim d-lui locotenent Y.
Stoica, 81 j dorim putere de
munca, ga 81 poata uni tot popo.
rul romin din America 81 organi-
zatie Al carlii prsgedinte este de-
pin reusit.
N M ~ ~ lExs.ois,Aa nm
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-29
HELD ON ASSAULT CHARGE.
Italians Arrested Following Alleged
Attack on Small Girl.

AtIdCk vi SA''
Following an alleged criminal at
tack upon Bernice Schrader aged y
so7 South Sixth avenue late TUESDAY
evening. officer Campbell arrested Leo
Pagano. and Joe Tito. Italians living IN
the neighborhood OF Seventh avenue
and Nevada street They were locked
in TAIL but up to late this forenoon
formal complaint had not been lodged
against them and no arrangements had
been made for the hearing.
The little Schrader girl, who IS the
daughter OF Mrs. Martha Busing, and
Is a pupil in the third grade OF the
Abbott school, was assaulted while re-
turning home from the neigFborhood
grocery store a few doors distant from
her home where her mother had sent
her for bread. Getting the bread she
started home. and when Short dis
lance from the store. she said she
was attacked by an Italian who as
saulted her and held her for q second
and younger companion.
City Physician Conway was called
to examine the girl and found bruises
upon her neck indicating he Thought
chat she had been choked There
were other slight marks on her body,
but they indicated, he said today, at
tempted assault rather than actual
assault A second examination this
forenoon gave further proof to this
conclusion. The girl told the doctor
that after the first man had seized her
he whistled and thus summoned his
companion. The girl. when first seen
naturally was suffering from nervous
shock, but this had passed away by
today. Both arrests were made within
an hour after the attack was reported
to the police.
The child is the step daughter Of
August Busting, who was accidentally
killed at the power house Of the lows
Railway and Light Company last
winter
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-29
MORE A|GH WATER
IN RIVER COMING
HEAVY DoWNPouR IN HARDIN
COUNTY WILL RAISE RIVER
HERE BY NIGHT.
TWO FEET RISE At MARIETTA
NOTICEABLE THIS FORENOON
N. & St. L. Has Bad Washout Be-
tween Steamboat Rock and Abbott.
and Trains North Are Anulled-
Much Drift Coming Down Stream.

What may prove to be the highest
water in the Iowa river this season is
expected within the next twenty -four
hours. depending largely on how full
lowlands and bayous north Of here in
the river valley were befare the heavy
rain of Tuesday night to the north.
Rains are reported north to the
state line and in Hardin county. north
of Bldora, a heavy downpour, esti-
mated at four inches, fell In short
space Of time during the night. This
territory drains into the Iowa river
and at Marietta the river rose two feet
from Z 80 this morning until noon. The
stream had fallen seven feet since the
high water OF few days ago.
LowIands Probably Already Full.
The proba bilities are. considering
the continued rains Of recent weeks.
that the lowlands and bayoue north OF
this county in the river valley already
are full of water. so that the heavy
rain of Tuesday night will fiji the
river without spending much Of its
volume in filing up the low places. II
this presumption is true 1t is more
than likely that the rain Of Tuesday
night in Hardin county will swell the
river to the highest point Of the sea-
son. AS yet 1t has not been out OF its
banks below tho Center street dam.
altho it overlooked above and filled the
low places John Timmons said today
that with the rise in the river this
forenoon there was every indication
that a large volume of water was
coming, for there was much drift be-
ing carried down stream. At noon the
river still was rising rapidly at Mar
ietta
Washout Interferes With Traffic.
With more than 1900 feet OF track
washed out IN spots between Steam
boat Rock and Abbott by the heavy
rains Tuesday night, and freight
wreck on the Illinois Central railroad
which crosses the NJ. & ST. L. tracks
at Ackley, all traffic north and south
Of this city on the NJ. & St L. road
was completely suspended this morn
ing. with the exception of No. l. the
northbound train due out OF this city
at SAB, which reached this city about
II o'clock this forenoon. The delay to
the train was caused blythe fact that
trains are still being detoured over
the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
and the Chica go Great Western roads.
by way Of Pickering and Melbourne.
The north bound train was held here
and 1t IS expected that it will be sent
south tonight as No. on regular
sche dule. It Is believed there will be no
train out Of here for the north tonight.
Work on the bridge over Timber
creek and the trackage that was dam
aged by the recent rains, rs being re-
paired and put in shape as rapidly as
possible, and it is hoped to have the
road open by late tonight or tomorrow
morning. Difficulty in securing men to
do the work has badly hampered the
company.
Trains on both the Chicago Great
Western and Chicago & Northwestern
roads are running close TO schedule.
and the train on the Story City oranch
10 N
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-29
srEwARr.NlcHoLs WEDDING.
Miss Helen Nichols Becomes Bride OF
Euoene S. Stewart, Of Ares.

EuS0no y. Stewart, OF s$H1SS'
A pretty wedding was, solemnized
Tuesday evening at I o'clock. when
Miss Helen Esther Nichols was united
in marriage with Eugene, Stanley
Stewart. of Ames, at the home Of the
brides father. L. Nichols. 2oS North
Fifteenth straet. Rev. B. F. Martin
performance the ceremony.
The bride wore a white organdy
dress and a tulle veil. and carried an
arm bouquet OF pink and white sweet
peas. The same flowers were used as
decorations turnout the rooms and on
the table. A three-course wedding
dinner was served following the we'd
ding to the members Of the immediate
families of the bride and groom by
Miss Mary Mears, Of Ames. and Miss
Bernice Sch!ck.
Mrs. Stewart is an only daughter
and was graduated last June from
Grinnell College. Since that time she
has been teaching history and Eng
lish at Colo where she will continue
her work next year while her hus-
band IS in the service. Mr.. Stewart
is the second son Of Mr.. and Mrs. T.
]. Stewart, Of Ames, formerly OF this
city. Mr. Stewart and his bride went
this morning to Ames. where the for
mer was graduated today in the me-
chancal engineering department OF
Iowa State College. He will leave Sat-
urday for q months study at Armour
Institute, Chicago after which he will
enter the service Of the United States
| shipping board as marine engineer.
Guests in attendance from out OF
the city were the groom's parents, Mr..
| and Mrs T. ]. Stewart and Harry
Nichols and Miss Mary Mears, OF
Ames; Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kerr, OF
Grinnell: and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Stew
| art, Of Mitchellville.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-29
RESPONSES FROM oRGANlZA.
TloNs CAUSE CREATION OF
NEW DIVISION.
PLACES OF ASSEMBLY
AND ORDER OF MARct
All ORGANIZATIONS to Report to Oivis-
ion Commanders at a. m.-Proces-
sion to Move at 9:3o-list OF
Organizations Which Already Have
Been Assigned Places.

Owing to the response from many
organizations to participate IN the
Memorial Day procession it has been
found necessary TO create new divi-
sion, making five sections in all. All
organizations are urged to report to
division commanders at a. m.
TO move into line at 9:15, and the pro-
cesston will move sharply at $3.50.
Division / will form on Main street,
with the head of the column resting at
the fountain midway between Center
street and First avenue. Division :
will form on South First avenue, fac
ing Main street: Division on the
north side of Church street between
Center and First avenue. facing east;
Division will form on the south side
OF Church street between Center and
First avenue, facing east. and Division
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-29
LOUISA COUNTY VETERAN DEAD.
Robert F. M. F'aok Dies :. seldiers,
Home Hospital.

Robert F. NJ. F7ack. who entered the
soldiers home from Columbus Junction
Feb. 90. 1905, died at 1875 this fore
noon at the hospital Of nephritis He
was born in Murray county, Indiana,
Feb. "a, 1885, and enlisted in Company
c. Eleventh Iowa infantry Sept. 49,
1851 at Davenport He was discharged
Oct. II, 1854. at New Galesburg, Ala
FTack was never married and the near
est relative that he leaves is nephew,
David FIack, OF Casey.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-29

Fred M. wilbur. Harold Brown, Ken-l
meth Bonebnght, James vanIAaw
and Sergeant Percy Whittemore. the
latter Of the regular army to train the
men.
Those who respond to the invitation,
and who will find It much to their ad-
vantage to do so, Will be divided into
squads and be instructed in the school
Of the soldier in the Y. M. c. A. gym
nasium. Later they will be drilled in
larger groups, with especial attention
being given to marching. out Of doors.
The preliminary instruction will in
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-29
will form on Center street, between
Chul>h and Main streets. facing south.
Places Of Assembly,. i.


5 will form on Center street, between
Chui~h and Main streets. facing south.
Place. Of Assembly. I.
The G. A. r. post. w r.. c., Spanish
American war veterans, Sons Of Vet
Grams, Daughters Of Veterans. and D.
A. r., are requested to assemble early
at the east court room. Automobiles
for the older veterans and the ladies
will form in line on the south driveway
of the court house sqaure.
The high school band and cadets will
march from the school building to the
Y. NJ C. a. building, where they will
await the formation Of the parade.
School children are asked to assemble
at the court house steps, where the
commander of their division will take
charge.
Members OF the Rebekah order. the
Mystic Workers and other fraternal
organizations are asked to march from
their lodge rooms to the north side of
Church street, between Center and
First avenue.
The BARRIERS union, which late yes
terday notified the committee Of its In
tent to participate, will assemble at
the east side Of the main entrance to
the court house and proceed thence to
the north side Of Church street. Other
union organizations which may desire
to participate are requested to assemble
at the same place Of meeting.
The Central foundry employees also
will take part in the observance and
the foundry service flag will be borne
at the head of the delegation. The
men will march from the foundry to
the north side Of Church street, where
they will take their place in line.
Order Of March.
The allied color bearers, city officials.
speakers and fire department will as
semble at the fountain In front Of the
court house. All organizations desir-
ing to have a place In the procession,
which have not as yet reported. are
urged to notify the committee tonight.
and a place will be reserved. The re-
vised order of the procession follows:
Division l. (CiNc)--J. II. Fisher, COM
mander.
Color squad Of allied nations.
Platoon Of police.
Mayor ana city officials.
Speakers In automobiles.
Fire Chief James Ellis.
Fire company No. !.
Fire company No. 2.
Service truck.
Division 2. patriotic Societies. ].
D. Palmer. commander
I. O. O. F. band
John E. wildman Camp, No. IS, g.
Of v
SoIdie,,s' home firing SQUAD
Phil Sheridan post. G. A. r.
Frank N. Thomas post. G. A. r.
General Hasbrouck camp, United
Spanish war Veterans.
Frank NJ. Thomas, w. r. c.
General Sheridan W. r. c.
Winchester Circle. Ladies Of G. A. r.
Daughters Of Veterans
Daughters of American Revolution.
Division 8. (Fraternal and INDUSTRIAL
" w. r. Wildman. commander.
Daughters Of Rebekah.
Mystic Circle drill team
Mystic Circle lodge.
BARRIERS local union, No 646.
Central foundry employees.
Division 4. tItgh SCHOOL, ". B.
Wood commander
High school band,
High school cadets
Division S, (Schools)-Dr. W. S. Dc
vine commander.
Public schools.
St. Mary's school
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-29
NO GOLF TOURNAMENT.
Memorial Day Golf Program Called
OF at Country Club.

Because Of the recent flood at the
Country Club the usual golf tourna-
ment which was planned for Mem
orial day will not be held. The course
in some places is still under water or
50 wet and saturated with mud and
water that it can not be played on.
The putting greens and fair greens of
holes Nos. and 6 have been closed to
play until the courses dry: The wom-
ems tournament, which was set for
Tuesday. has been poisoned until the
course is in condition.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-29
Lecture on Explosives.

The handling Of explosives for ship
ment was the subject of an instruc-
tive lecture, illustrated with etereopti-
con views, given by ]. R. Cooke, Of
Chicago, representing the federal
bureau OF explosives at tbs T. NJ. c. a.
Tuesday night before an audience Of
about sixty. 1t comprised employees Of
all three railroads. the express COM
panies, Let's Fletcher Company, Wes-
tern Grocer Company and Marshall Oil
Company who handle explosives or in
f1ammable merchandise. The lecture
showed the safe and unsafe ways Of
handling these commodities.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-29
Pupils In Recital.

Piano pupils Of Miss Loa Schee1er,
and violin pupils of Mrs. Cassie Null
lineaux Richards, appeared in pleas
ing recital before a large number Of
parents and friends Of the perform
ers ct the Presbyterian church Tues
day evening. The program was very
lengthy and comprised the lighter
compositions arranged for beginners to
the heavier classics for the more adj
vanced pupils.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-29
Ope, School For
Soldiers Monday

A meeting Of Glass registered
men. to organize classes for prelim-
mary training, is to be held at the Y.
M. c. A. Monday night. Letters have
been sent to 266 Glass l men who are
living in the county, notifying them
that the meeting will lie held at 1880
to organize. Physical Director G. e.
Gilman has secured the assistance of
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-29
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-29
To Go Into Tank Service.

The local exemption board has re-
leased Lawrence Flynn. formerly Of
this city, but now of Dubuque, SO that
he can be specially inducted into the
tank corps at Jefferson Barracks, Mo.
Flynn was living at 205 South Center
street when he registered here. E
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-29

clude the facings, marching n squa
ana simple evoiutions. The course n
also include talks ON essential thin
the recruit should know which-will
him very materially when he reacl
camp. Those who take the traint
seriously will have a decided adva5
age over the unframed recruits a. ID
as they are in camp. II
Licensed to We'd.
Eugene s. Stewart, Ames. aged
and Helen e. Nichols, aged "a, OF u
city.