davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-16

to Occur dAiene To stand trial under
a law passed last year by the Idaho
legislature, which makes the advocacy
or practice or sabotage and similar
measures against property and order. a
crime,
Industrial Workers and ssmpathizers
held meeting here tonight. on "A va
cant lot. but later dispersed without
additional threats at violence. Citi-
zens sworn in as deputy sher,ffs are
patrolline the streets tonight. No ar
rests have been made az a result at
todays disorder,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-16
National Guard Called.


Boise, Idaho. March lh. Following
an urgent request from sheriff T.. d.
Nolnnd OF St Maries. Governor Alex
ander tonight wired "A reuues, Ia the
commandant OF the western depart
ment that the soldiers of the United
states army he sent at once Ia st.
Maries Ia uuell possible |, w. w.
uprising.
The governor also ,ecrraphcd at
once to Standpoint, Idaho. from which
point so m mbcrs NJ the Idaho Ma
tional guard. under command Of Cap
tain Herman u. Taylor win leave Mt
once for ST. Maries on special train.
All of the militiamen win be specially
deputized. They will reach ST. Maries
tomorrow morning at about II o'clock
to cooperate with the 100 special
deputies already sworn In by the sher-
iff.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-16
The Weather
EAT LESS MEAT.

Reduce consumption Of beef thi.
spring.
Eat vegetables as substitutes.
Have YOUR own garden.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-16
|SAMMEES AWAIT
BAKERS ARRIVAL
Anxious to Hear When War
Secretary Will Visit
Western Front.

With the American Army in France
Tuesday, March 12.-By the Associat-
ed Press.-After weeks of rain, snow,
wind and murky weather there came
to the American front today its first
bath of genial spring sunshine. The
skies were cloudless and in the mod
crate temperature that prevailed
sweaters were discarded by the men
for the first time since last summer,
while in the villages where they are
billeted and in the cantonments in
the training area, the camps were dec
grated with rolls of bedding being Civ
en- an airing. Men and horses basked
| in the sunshine iii the streets and on
the hillsides--a grateful experience
after the winter damp chill.
| The troops both on the front and In
the training areas are on the up-toe
of expectation for the arrival of Secre
tary of War Baker, the presence OF
whom. in France. was announced In
the Paris morning newspapers and
took the whole army by surprise. Word
of the secretary's presence in France
was spread rapidly by telephone from
the bases to the Furthermore outposts
lOfficers in villages at outlying points
stopped the newspaper motors anG
asked for definite word when Mr.
Baker would arrive. 1.-THE old man vii
find US ready to pass inspection" \
was said.
! Anxious to See Baker.
In army circles there is genera
qualification over the coming of Mr.
Baker in order that he may see a
close hand what has been accomplished
thus far in the face of the obstacle
land the difficulties of distance, ant
especially the moral and physical con
ditian of the troops. so that he ma.
carry home a personal knowledge o
leasily remedied deficiencies and com
plants.
The most serious of the deficiencie
and complaints surround the army ma
service. Everywhere the rank and I'll
complain Of the absence or great della
In mail from home. Company officer
generally say the mail problem is on
of the most serious they have to con
: tend with because the men becom
lonely and anxious in the absence Q
! iword from their families.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-16

Fair Saturday and Sunday, Mod.
crate temperature.
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Continued on Page Eight.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-20
OBAVY Pred MOzNYM NAVRATEM
KAlSRA.
NEMECKY VOJENSKY VYBOR v
ANTWERPACH POzADUJE.
JEHO VYDAM.
HOLANDSTf SOCIALISTE HODLAJf v PATEK PRO-
TESTOVATI PROTI NEVfTANE NAVSTEVE

Pariz 49, listopadu Ably vyvraceny byly posledn do
dobu rozS.vane poves ze nemecy csaf nevzda vady
hoda nova n6mecka vada uveren dotycny dekret Znen
abdkacn sny die zprvy valecneho zpravodae Curychu
listu Information, konci slovy:
"Aby zabraneno bylo obtizm ucinen konec zarmutku
stradani meho ldu vzdavam trinu ponechavam mom
v9rnym poddanym svobonou vobu rozhodnoue pro vadu
ktera by Jim zdala, shodue ejch cti ejm
jmy."
Zprava ze dfivss vladar Nemecka snad vrai do
me ze nynejsi vadou mysu tomto nebude prekazeno
vzbudila Londyne veke pTekvapeni sech byly vyso
vovany RUNE domnenky predpoklady podezfeni
cnnosti nemeckych propagator nekterych zemich
nu obavy osoba byva6ho kaisra snadno by
nafskem Nemecku moha sati stfedem soupem vsech ne
meckch konservatvnich stran zemena pozde az vei
u nesni demokraticka boure Londyn6 Jest useobecn6
volAo ab kasr naprosto by uEn9n zem&na je
no pobyt Holandsku bezprosrednm sousedstv N9mecka
nemdze by poenci stben celia dnesn stuace nasvedcue
re vzneseny host Holandska jest navsevou veice nemo
ba nebezpecnou Zejmena holandstf socaste zazva ka
ovne re dovola pIvodc hrozne vlky schovava jeff
sukne Posanc menovane strany hodaji hoandske
movne patek PROFESSIONAL proi nezadoucimu pohosnstv
panovnice pozada Aby nebezpeci podobe do zem ute-
leho Vilema Hohenzollerna zeme bylo vypuzeno
Depese listu Daily Mail Hagu oznamue, ze nemeckv
vybor voakt Antwerpach ctvrtek pTa esouci aby del
nicka voenska rada Berine 81 vyzadaa hoandske
de vydanf kaisa korunnfho prince aoz nekoka genera
resouci jest velice zfejm6 zdirazn9no byvay vadce
pouzva Holandsku pfespfs sveho vvu Jest havn slou
penn protirevolucnch intrik.
Vlema havnmi podpern3mi pilffi jsou sam socialist
cky nynes RISKY kancer Ebert byva1 kancer prime baden
sky arczodner Hndenburg abdikaci cisafe sparovan
jest skok nebya nkdy redne ohlasena NGmect agita
tori Svycarsku, Hoandsku Dansku Svedsku nde
vaj podobne ako cin Rusku SINE revouce ktera ma
rozsf zeme spojenecke nastalych zmatcfch chao
snadno by mohl kaisr zmocni vady stat
pfekazkou osvobozovac{m rozmachdm narodd
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HUNOVE v BELGu PRODAVAJf
SVOJE ZBRANE.

Rotterdam, 49, listopadu - Cestuiic ienz sem prave
pfel Antwerp vyada podivnem udrzovani dscipny We
vojsku nemeckem, ezicm posadkou menovanem meste.
Jednoive oddly nema zadnych rozkazd ably vay pres
hrance Nemeca take nen dopravnch prostfedki
Antwerpach byo dobe podespanf pfmen TO- 600
III n&mecke armady tito podobn9 jako sveho Gasu boise
vict vojaci Rusku poca "chytat rdznych kseftd"
Zahazovali houfne svoe zbrans mezi mimi begickym
obyvatesvem vyvnu veice ely obchod TAX bylo moz
zakoup srojn pusku n6z bylo placeno $780,
plany byy zbozm nehledanesm dosahnuvs ceny 1925
Podobnym zpIsobem dostalo vekc zbran sfeva
nych vaecnych potfeb begicktch pfistavnch del
nfkt neen Antwerp4ch ale nych pffstavnfc m8stech
jakoz / " hlavnfm mkste Bruselu.
Beeick@ cvnf fady sice ovladajf ceou stuac pfec
panu obavv pied moznym nepoko Antwernach jakmile
mesto opustf posledn{ nemecky voak.
Cestujic jemuz d9kujeme zpravu opusil vcera
Antwerpy automobiu kery byo n&kolrate vysfeleno
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lWSSsl 1WSSl V:
VALEGNA
VYSTAVA

Vcereisek byl dnem cerve-
neho Krize ma valecne vystave
iSpojencI. Ackoliv navst9va by
la neco vetsi nez v pondelf,
neuspokojila pfec. Nepffzniva
povetrnost nedovolila obvykle
bitevni manevry a rovnez vo-
jenstf aviatikove Sc neproduko-
vail. Nejvetsf ruch panoval tu-
tdiz v Central zbrojnici, kde ne
/ kolik recnic lfGlo povinnosti
! tCerveneho Kffze ma bojisti a do
ma a kde podobna Ginnost sv9-
telnymi obrazy rovn9z byla H.
lustrovana.
Panf Augusta Belmontov& z
,New Yorku ujistovala poslu-
chace, ze Evropa potfebuie dal
81 pomoci americke lkol sva-
zu ze Sc rozmnozi "a demobi-
lisaee naseho vojska.
cerveny Krfz mel u jezerni-
tho pobrezf vcera zvl&stnf sve
yystavnf odd9leni, kde vsecky
odbory svazu byly zastoupeny.
Danny cd zmfnene organisace
pohostily tez tamnejsf vojen-
skou posadku puncem a jem-
nym pecivem.
Dnesek je ma vystave reserve
van Italim a -jinym spojene-
ckym n&rodIm. Mimo koncertG
q athletickych produkci budou
bitevni manevry a lety aeropla
nd v pro9ramu, pakli totiz obla
ka Sc vyiasnf'a desf ustane.
Tisfce skolnfch dftek navstf
vilo vcera vystavist9 a dalsf IT,
sfce ocekavajf Sc dnes.
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MARSAL PETAlN v CELE VffTEzNfCH
V0JSK.
OKUPACE v LOTRINSKU A ELSAS
KU Sc DEJE "a NADSENEHO
VfTANf OBYVATELS LSTVA.
vYKLlzENf BRUsELU NEMEcKYM voJsKEM.

Pariz 49, istopadu Francouzske oddly pod velitel-
stvn menovaneho francouzskeho marsala Petaina
vsoupio vezosavne do Met havniho mesta Lornska KITE
re bylo cd r. 1871 pod jafmem bernskym.
Pfednf straze dospey vcerejsiho dine esa St. Louis
zcho prve napro svycarskemu mestu Bazilei General
Petan by dnes msterskym kabnetem pro veke zasluhy
jmenovan marsalem repubky francouzske akze France
dnes ma vastnG tri marSay Foche, Joffreho Peaina
Zprava valecneho 1radu Uni:
Mas postup dnesnho dne dal bez vyznamnejsich u
daosti vyma nadsen6ho van nasich vojsk obyvaestve
Lid zapone vlasnf had radostne hos pfichazejici
svoboditele Vaecny material ponechavany mistech
pee jest veice znacny vey pocet osvobozenych zaja
cd sc stale vracf "a nase nie. ~
Begi jsme postoupi!i az n Bourseigne- -Vieleren-
soucasne Lotrnsku dospelo nase odeen az Sarralu
Vp nasch vosk pod generalem Gerardem w.
vola mez obyvatestvem ohronnou radost nadseni Mar
sal Petan slavnostnm zpsobem cee TO- armadnho
vtah do Met General Lecone ujal velitelstv ma
generaa Mangina enz by poranen nahodim padem kone
u osvobozeneho m6sta vyo vezGm vsrc skorem
obyvaestvo doprovazeo muzsvo usavcneho provoa-
van avy republce fancouzske ku po toka etech
petne bude pripojeno. Manfestac Metach zfejme
kazal ze radostne vita okamzk kerem zbaven byl
vdene berlinske nadvady Podobn&ho uvan
semu vojsku elsaskem loyanim meste Colmaru.
Ghent, Belge, 49, istopadu = Dnesnho opustil
Brusel posledn nemect vojaci Odes zreme sklcen
rem Luvani Luychu. Bruselu panuje kid. Obyvate
stvo zdrzovalo vsech proevd Jen misty zazn6a rad
dvacva sarkasicka otazka: Do Berina Odpoved by en
trpky dsmev odchazecich nasnikd nestastne zeme.
ctvrte hodne odpoledn konal severnim nadrazi
Jensy denlcky vybOr schuz kdyz pojednou bya ySana
palba rucnic stronich del lid okamzte rozprchl
daje domech zasty Mayor mesa vydal rozkaz ably
nebyy drive vajkami kraseny pokud nezavae begicky
prapor ma stozaru radnice
Belg nen potravinova situace priis die vypovedf
urednich jest zeme tydnG zasobena. nedostate
rze uhl jest pocitovan meste jest prodavana uh
"a zoo franku Podobne Sc nedostava odevu.
Belgcka jzda nalezala deset mil mesa cekac ma
signal aby ela do mesta Ocekava pfistim rnem bu
de Brusel upne svobodnym Nemc Chill pokusy spTae Sc
beglckym socalisty, ale taemnk havniho Ruys-
breck odm Nemc navrhovanou schIzku obesat raznymi
slovy: 4
Pravime nasenlu kra, pravme Americe pravime ceenu
svetu re naprosto nepfeem syk tmto dem Nepree-
me 81 Jednat nasm nepritelem ami budoucnosti Neni
nam znam duch deneho du ale zname ducha nasch voin
Begle Sc obrodla dobfe nen zde nebezpecf bolsevsu
Nemech vojaci obchaz vekymi pytly zbozim ukra-
denym nemeckych voenkych skadstfch prodavai vojen
ske pfiyyky boty ponozky akou kdo da Par do
brch bot lie dosta pouhych 10 fankd Nemect dIsto
ncl die roku senaora Speyera chova vece zbabele
tek bud do Holandka aneb pecha obcanskem obeku do
Berna. ~
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z italskeho hlavniho stanu.
10. listopadu. - 10000 cesko-
slovenskych vojini, ktefi two
Fill samostatny sbor italske ar
made, je pfichystano pochodo-
vati drmd do vlasti pres Rakou-
sko. VyGkavaji pouze, ak Jim
budou vydani jejich druhove,
ktefi upadli do rakouskeho "a
jeti.
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AERoPLAN S IS CESTUJfCfMl.

Parlz, 49, lstopadu Vcera le9l mad Paffz obrovsky
aeroplan 35 osobam Sro nastoup rekordni Combes
Vile jez jest 40 mil cd hlavnho mesta vzdaeno vrat Sc
bez nejmensf melody. 49,
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0BSAZENl MET FRANC0UzSKYM V0JSKENI.
ANNAAN%ANNAA~ ~ANNAAA~ N>AA~~A>&~
POLlTlCKE ROZDELENf
= NOVEHO CESKOSLO.
\ VENSKEHO STATU.
DGlezita zrizeni: Is politi-
ckych kraji; slechta zru-
sena; jednotna pracov-
nj doba zavedena.

prime zpravy z Prahy pres
svycary.)
Praha via Basilej, 19. listo-
'padu. - N&rodni .hrom&zdSni,
zasedajici v Praze, usneslo se
zfiditi noN:u 6eskoslovenskou
vl&du 5 politickym rozdSlenim
statu ma patnact kraft nebo o.
lkrskG. Praha bude hlavnim me
stem republihy. q,
ShromazdSni rozhodlo se
zruSiti vsechny slechtick< W.
sadly = tituly. Ufedni zavedeni
osmihodinove denni pracovni
DOLBY bylo jednomyslnx pFijato.
WSS (WsSl
CESKOSLOVENSKA AR
MAZDA z ITALlE BUDE
PRVNf MA PUDE
VAST.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-12-12
ADVERTISEMENT.
HAVE ROSY CHEEKS
N FEEL FRESH AS
A DAISY-TRY THIS!
Says glass Of hot water with
phosphate before breakfast
washes out poisons.

To see the tinge of healthy blool..
in your face, to see your skin get
clearer and clearer, to wake up with
out a headache. backache, coated
tongue or a nasty breath in fact to
feel your best. day in and day out,
just try inside bathing every morning
for one week.
Before breakfast each day. drink a
glass Of real hot water with a tea
spoonful of limestone phosphate in, it
as a harmless means of washing from
the stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels
the previous days indigestihle waste,
sour bile and toxins; thus cleansing,
sweetening and purifying the entire
alimentary canal before putting more
food into the stomach. The action Of
hot water n limestone phosphate on
an empty stomach is wonderfully in
migrating. 1t cleans out all the sour
lamentations. gases and acidity and
gives n a splendid appetite for
breakfast.
A quarter pound of limestone phos-
phate will cost very little at the drug
store but is sufficient to demonstrate
that. Those who are subject to con-
~stipation, bilious attacks, acid stom-
ach, rheumatic twinges, also those
whose skin is sallow and complexion
pallid. that M week OF inside bath
ing will have them both looking and
feehng better in every way.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-12-12

cases involving 1%,042.341 workmen'
directly and 1,315,657 indirectly.
The employment service recruited
for war industries during the year
1,80O.593 workmen.
The bureau Of naturalization ad-
mitted to citizenship during the year
a total of 151,449 persons. q decrease
under 1917 of 1881.
Work carried on by the department
is described as including: Securing
adoption of uniform standards Of eln-
ployment in governmental depart
ments: obtaining suitable legislation
for the protection Of women in indus
try; promoting child labor laws; pro-
viding for the construction of homes
for war workers.: establishing better
relations between negro workers and
white employers, and establishing
minimum wage scales.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-12-12
United States
Casualty List
LATE REPORT.

The following casualties are reported
by the commanding general of the
American expeditionary forces: Killed in
action. All; died of wounds, 1885,; died of
%aeroplane accident. 3: died Of disease.
239; wounded severely, 1.411; wounded.
degree undetermined IS; wounded slight
ly, 249; missing in action, EOS. Total, g.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-12-12
EDITION.

Corp. c. L. Robertson. Webster City. 4
Corp. G. l.. Hartel, st. Cloud, MINI.
Corp. N. "A. Madsen, River Falls. Wis.
, Corp. F.. A. Miller, Boscobel, Wis,
Corp. M. Noonan, Irene. S. D.
Corp. p. M. Sweeney, Douglas, MINI.
Corr. A. o. Webb, Paxk River, n. D.
Corp. E. A. Burns. Merrill, Wis.
KING GEORGE TO q. s.
London, Dec. Ia Reports that
King George contemplates a visit to
the United States are denied here.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-12-12

Pvt. F. Prochaska. Edgar, wis.
Pvt. A.! M. Rodberg, FERTILE. Ian -
Pvt. L. E. Tulk, Des Moines, la.
Pvt. II. william Boyd, Ayr, q. D.
Pvt, ]. Cronin, GAINESVILLE, Wis.
Pvt. l.. Doehle, Cameron, Wis.
Pvt. G. Timm, Neenah. Wis.
Missing in Action.
Corp. S. S. Curry, Glenwood City. Wis.
Corp. r. T. Eastman. Deer Creek, Min.
Corp. c. 1. Hoehn, Rockwell City, Ia.
Corp. f. Olson, Gillett. Wis.
Corp. 0din stray, Stanley, y. D..
. Corp. =. ". Knutson, HORACE, y. D.
Corp. John II. Kyamme, Mcxinook'
n. D.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-27
CLARKE TO QUIT DRAKE.
Former Governor to Enter Professional
Or Business Field.

Des Moines, May 27.-Former Gov
ernor George W. Clarke. who has been
DEAN of law school at Drake University
for the last year, will not continue in
his present position, it is generally un-
derstood IN Drake University official
. circles.
Dean Clarke Saturday said that
it was probable that he would not con-
tinue his present duties after the close
of the present semester.
He plans to remain in Des Moines he
said, and will engage In business here
either as a practtcing attorney or in
some other line Of activity.
His resignation has not been officially
announced
Two positions Of Importance will have
to be flied by the Drake board Of trus-
tees before the next session opens, as
President Hill ". Bell resigned some
time ago.
The name Of Governor Clarke was
mentioned as a possible successor &c
Bell, hut he is not a candidate for the
position. and would not accept Il If Of
fered to him, it is understood.
Governor Clarlzes name has beer
frequently mentioned as a possible can
didate for United States senator il
1920.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-27

the past year with asspeoial report OF
the annual meeting ct Ames.
The Christian church swaS we'll dec
GRATED yesterday with the national col
orS, flags and flowers and the Grand
Army post and the corps attended the
special service in reasonably full force.
The songs were numerous and appro =
pirate and the sermon was one Of force.
clearness and gospel soundncss. The
Commercial Club was ready at the
church at the close Of the service to
take the veterans to their homes 80
that they might have dinner and be
ready to start at o'clock for the exer-
cises at Sheridan church.
Grinnell has this year peculiar case
for It's Memorial day observance-a
father and son, each a veteran in a
war separated In time from the other
one by more than fifty years Wilbur
Bradley. Of Company A, Fourth Mis-
souri, cavalry in the civil war. died at
Guernsey, Sept 2, 1905. His body was
removed to Hazelwood cemetery in
Grtnnell in the fall Of 1917. Frank
Bradley. son of Wilbur Bradley was in
Company d, Of the Seventh cavalry,
regulars, where he had served for
about six years, part of the time In the
Philippines. He died at Fort Bliss,
Tex, May "a, 1917, and may, therefore
be properly classified as a martyr Of
the present world war.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-27
Fertile News Items.
Special to Times Republican.

Speclal 10 meS-Repubucan
Fertile, May 27.--An auto accident
happened near the creamery Friday
evening. A car driven by persons liv-
ing at Joice was nearing the river
bridge when. something about the
steering apparatus broke and the car
pitched headlong down the embank-
mcnt. Luckily the occupants were
thrown clear of the car when it turned
turtle and none was seriously in
iured. The car was badly smashed.
The Fertile consolidated school
closed a very successful year with the
usual programs of commencement
week. The senior class play was given
May II and repeated May q. The bac-
calaureate sermon was preached by
G. F. Schmidt at the Lutheran church
last Sunday evening A beautiful silk
service flag, with twenty eight stars
representing the boys of our district in
the service of our country. was dedi-
Gated on Wednesday evening. T. s
Hansen, of Northwood, was the prin-
cipal speaker. DR.. Charles Meyerholz.
of Cedar Falls, delivered the gradu-
alton address to large audience on
the evening of May 90. class Of six
girls and three boys was graduated
from the high school. Eighth grade
graduating exercises were held Thurs
day afternoon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-27
eRINNELL MEMORIAL PROGRAM.
Elaborate Exercises Planned by Veter-
ans and Citizens.

Special to Times Republican.
Grinnell. May 27-Following are me-
mortal programs of Gordon Granger
Post and Relief Corps:
Post assemble at hall at 9 o'clock.
Autos furnished for all by Grinnell
Commercial Club. Members of post
and corps accompanied by Spanish
American veterans and Boy Scouts,
proceed to soldiers monument in Haz-
elwood Program: Prayer by Rev.
w. B. Wilson: exercise By Boy Scouts;
Boy Scouts decorate veterans resting
places and return to monument; Relief
CorEs ritual service for the unknown
dead; return to autos and proceed to
bridge over Arbor lake; Relief corps
ritual service for naval dead.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT of the day.
Post Commander 7. j. Noll; orator Of
the day, Rev. Edmund March Vittum,
of Grinnell: officer of the day, Com
rade II /. Davis.
Form on Main street, hard of column
on Fourth avenue; Grinnell band:
Grinnell College battalion, Captain
F'ridlund in command: Gordon Granger
Post and civil war veterans and SAIL
ors not members of the post; Woman's
Relief Corps; Sons Of Veterans; Span
ish war veterans; Boy Scouts; mayor
and city council; school board; Sons
and Daughter OF the American Revolu-
ton; citizens in general
Line of march: East on Fourth to
city park, south into park. halt for
singing of children of public school;
salute flag, resume march south to
Third avenue. children forming in
rear; east on Third to Park street;
open ranks fo- children to pass into
park; close ranks and march between
open rank. of children in the park to
Congregational church.
Music, organ-Professor Scheve.
Exercises by children of public
schools-Flag salute. No 3, Parker
school; concert, recitation, Barbara
Frltchie,' No. !, Davis school; over
There, No. 5, Cooper school.
Music-Christian church orchestra.
Invocation-Rev. ]. NJ. Brown.
Calling roll of honor-Adjutant P. D.
Burton.
Music-Orchestra.
Solo-Mrs. Margaret Christian
Bump.
Lincoln and the Gettysburg Address
Claude Carter.
Solo, "Recessionar-L.D D. Harrison.
Address-Rev. Edmund March Wit
tum
Song, Star spangled Banner" =
Audience.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-27
Boys Rob Undertaken.

Special to Times-Republican.
Belle PLANE, May 27.-On Friday
evening between and 1880 o'clock, the
undertaking rooms Of c. L. Modlin
were robbed Of $50. Mr.. Modlin had
locked up and gone to supper and when
he came back the money was gone.
He sent to Waterloo for blood hounds
and they reached here early Saturday.
They traced the thieves down the alley
to Eighth avenue and across the rail-
road tracks to the Northwestern lunch
room, where all trace was lost. On
Saturday, Mr.. Modlin happened to re-
member he had seen boys around the
lunch room and depot on Friday eve
ming and pressure was brought to bear
on them and they confessed to taking
the money and told where 1t was hid
den. They were little boys between 10
and Is years old. They hid in the
back room of the undertaking rooms
until Mr.. Modlin locked up, and then
they got the money AND went out the
back way. Mr.. Modin recovered his
money, except 50 or SO which they had
had spent.