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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-06
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-06

Oat Der geltri9e Sn1 IN Der yBalf
fertilization I'M 4lseHleiHeH aud feine
aen0crung 5eroersebrcht. pennslei9
Der @aiIerItarD am ipeitere orei CUB
5uriidgesunaeu III, 10 lam op6 neus
Soffnana aus Der gfntiinbisllns Ses
9oritebers Der Wetterparte, Serrn
Depersaur, seia6pft tDerosn, bnB
beuie unb mprssn tpsntsitens uns
ipdrmeres Detter 6eif,eert iein foa.
Sin llmi9pung in Ger Witteruus
mar aeItern Ratmiitag f9ou gu mers
len, oeuu bas 5bermouster 5eiste
iteieenoe Semperotur CIT. Bid mar
es 3pdr nidpt, dber mir finb seipDbnt,
in bieIen Seitsn faou nit 9erinsem
Sufrieben gu fein.
Dos peitsre 3uriidscben pss Wdtz
fers gius pieoerum nur IN 53e3Hteln
Don SUB por fib, bate ober aur Jpls
qe, sag Der 8aTerHarb f4 inisber
Der airie BON 80 ifuB ndbert, Die als
Sp9paferltpis gilt. Die Strabsn
iino 10 sismli6 fpieper pafierfrst uno
NIT Der gteinisllrs perieIbsn bon eis
bat man msrtli5e 6prti6ritts osS
mndt. Die geiaulmten Wanni9aften
bes Strabenrsipisugea : Dsparte<
msnfs paren seitsru bisrSli abtouls
manbirt, unb aur DISCRIMINATING Der
ieaniT@en S6nierigkiten parsn
2eute BON Der Snsenieursoffice berans
aeaosen ipproen. Ratiirli9 iinb hie
StraBen nod INNER ipieselslatt, ~
oab Sibrperte nod ni4t pertebren
fonnea. Das nirb ober htute ebsnz
faQs anbers tperbsu.
Die 5auptiorse 1T jebt bic, ben
2euten in ben dIutboiitritten aoblen
su3ufiibreu, bauiit lie bas GiS BON
Danben unb 5ubbDaen ertfernen uno
ibre WobHuneen austrrtusn tonnen.
Das 6iIfstDmnitiee tpiro iebo9 aua
bier Ratb f9afIen. Sc 1T ibm seluns
gen, eeuiisenb ainberidube au be-
fhaffen, 70 boB ben ormtn &leirsn
has 10 npthipenpiee Shub3elg sdiee
fert tperben fDnnte. 4ls in Der seitria
gen Sisuns bes 5ilfsuisiAufes bonn
9iirsernieiftsr bnfe Gnfiineignns gee
ma4t tpurbe, entrans iib ben Sranenz
mitgliebern Elm Seufasr Der @rleiba
terurg.
Mtart6e tppiidet ss1lle bon Rot6
tpuroen beridtet. 60 tbeilte Col.
Charles Safe, &oninauGeiir Der
Some GUARDS, init, oaB linn elm 6aa
bon Der ssront Strabe genRInet nur'
De. mo 5wei grtDudfene iu,o iebs
Minber tageldng obne geniigeii6 Sc
bensulitteI, Sei5ntotertal lmo 8ett'
aeua tparen, Dos Saus tpuroe eefern
crit p1iierfrei. Seimgarotiten iorgten,
TobaI6 iie BON benz sSall <ltoe er.
bieIten, iosleif fir oos notbigIte
8oriiBer Ssoiepb U. Wagrius be.
nierfte, oaB MIR iofortige Silfe ben
1lneIiidIihen BON geuten lei. &oni-
mitteentiteIie6 gufIe erbot iit frei.
ipillig, ieoen Soil ioalei6 po8uneb.
men itnS pGre er 6d, mo ieLbit 6eirH.
garbiiten ilidt bororingen f6nnten.
Ger @iirgermeiiter ihIue nor, Der
itGbtifcbe armerpertDeier :. 8. @bite
foQte etlihe erfdbrene MGrner Der
sluseabeiteae BON 2eberlsnittelr bel,
geben, Inn al perhinbern, boB Die
@itrrriitbigfeit beg S5ilfsfonlnlittees
bon SdDi1tblern airsgebeutet perre.
fpie es leiber bcrgeforinen fein foa.
Serr u. 6. Sbinfle, Der @oriiser oes
Tfndn3.4onrntittees, beridtete iibcr
@oureingdnge bon $3.50 unS S4t0
tparen periprodru noroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-06
@intsrmOnSnadt.
Bon Qubpia Gulba.

Bon aubpig 5uIba
Bon bsm peiben Wlpnb bsrnieber
ST Elm fDei4er S4nee getnIIen.
SpieseIt i9m iein 9ilouiB tpte6er
Gus ben sIissrnoen ariftaGen.
Gn bic Bride branbet tiibnlid
Sreibenb gis in bumpfem SroIen,
llno bas MonbIi6t funtslt griinIi6
9ur4 bic idR seboritensn S6oGen.
lleberi6neit ON llfer fIimmert
adbler Deiben blei6er S6emsu,
Die Der talte S4ein uml6immert
Rit sefrornsn DiaAemen,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-06
BsizIOItr nlontag
HIsitt, mic bic RsaisFuus spti@ifpsH
bat, uOridufis In Araft.
ten MiDsrr4f su sFmpgli4fn.
9ksbesiisIide nrnhide 1tfanntmaf
dung ipirb WlittipOd etfoIssn.

Daibin9ton, 5. Jebr. Gnge'
lIdts oer sbpfIa9s 6ab psr SitsE
ii6 Der IhLimrniten &cbIsnnetb oisits
mintsrs seaeniibetiistt ,inb iuielas
beiIsn bab bort bos fdltsits @sttsr
felt e,en.ratipnsn berri6t, bat bis Rss
eisruna om Ditnstas enti6ispsn pap
Sas bsi3lpIe Nputpssproaramm pprs
Idufis nidt oufs.gsbtu fpfrcen furn,
hi, mon stbofit tdtts. ps3
Der gsiblub, bic SpsrT, 6sisubss
balten, ipurps ssIsssntIia sipsf Ron
israls sipiIdep BEN asian1dtsrtal'
@bmiuIitrator iino 8fusralbiFeitcr
Rpeaboo, Der aii4 Elm Spbsnb
Staais ..5eiSmaisrial abminiltra'
ioree bsiipobutsp. sdabt. gs srfglgts
ieim antli6t 8siarntwadning. aber
apsr Wabri9siniidtsit nod ipirb ON
@iitttpod sile sssneini4afili4t Grtlds
rune abge9sbsil iperben. ~ .;.rr
Sis Tlontas gtbenb battfn ole GH'
3eidsn barnuf ssSsuttt, 6ab bic Inplls
tGeliaen 5eitriase poriiSer ieien, ioer
8,rihts, Sie pom ben Sinatss s6sisHa'
Observation-Disclosures nod WalbiHs'
ton esbraft ipurDsa, osnsu suTala< in
btn msiiisg lbeiIsn bss Sitfils nlir
aobIsBporrdtbs fir tinsB 9as al'
!SaHb Enb. ipipis allA bic Mitts'
ruuaslaas. ipurben als lbsrssilesHpe
2,lpsiie hafiir apstieben, bab Der ess
penlpGItise MpnKrt ni6t ba5u an9ts
fban III, ben Sptrrkieh 81 lnibfrTu'
len. Gelbf. Serr We2Iboo. ber bis has
BIN ,pk IS bsibt, sssm ben Sptrrbt@
ItbI aeiptisu. iea ON Disnstas abeno
SnseFimmi babtu. boB ber gefsh ~
araft bI.iben fol-, BIZ bic eBittt7
yangsgperbGirniiis cine geHeruns in
Der 9abnbefprStpins berbeisefiibrt
tn5er. s af 1ag s sf
Dur6 ben Sfneeiturm iinb bic
&cblenproeifitipn inb Der aoheupers
fonbt berart perrinssrt sporben, bah
bic 9samtsn nmDienftos @sub 6eims
ten, bob fsIbit ipsnn bic WlpHtdes,
iperrs alIfee5o6en ipurptn ipdre, bi.
Snbuitrieen bdtteit feiern nriiFtu. neil
es linen on 6sismoterial feblt. 1bdis
fdflid Ioafu Der Sei,mattrial eOs
miniitrntion ON Dienitus absne Be
ri&is Dor. aus btntn berborsiHa. bah
in pisisn SiaateU bsreits pisls 4Hlas
Gen faIisBsgs is ,s,sse asl4l eg
gs tpurbs herpoyeebob<u, bab bi.
6eismateridI Decentralization tnts
i6lpiisn III bafiir gu ioresn, bab bic
Gusgslaoensn unb ptribeilttn aobIsn
porerit fir btng,ripatfpnfnn snr Der
lperbuHg ntlanaei,. Stdats 6tI3s
material Mbu,iuiftraiortn bdben fat
uRbslhaGpfi. Wollmndt. aoblen uHs
bersu aonfumsntsn pcr3usrttbcttsn I'm
bic 2suis In ibrsn Siiiiern tporru sil
bdIten.
3um ,rIttn Wale feifbm Der aoh,
i.nmangeI fi6 fiibibdr niqhte. baben
bic geamisn Der 5ei5nidtsridf : sfb'
miniiiruiiou 3uaeiiunem. bub bi:
qoae teunrubinenn in. llnunistbrcs
den Iiefsn ON Disnitaa 8eri4is Elm.
In btnen aemelbsi ipiirbc. bab Stitt,
afIiiberoii bonn weifiHippi bis gum
aftfnntiffjsn Satnn MIR aohtnpors
rattle fir lptnias Stunben an 6aur
baben unb bic 1Msiibten fir bic Or
Ianauna Der ber0i5istsn Wenssn isbr
tribe fino. aa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-06

II Jn elepelanb, ipurbe burh tih.
s5euersbrunr bas 9onb SiraBe @e
bdube on her OF Getien gttubs
ihwfr beidabist. Der Gsiammild)i
ben bfIdalt iihl aaf $125, 600 unb an
Gdtueriten IN bic Debb Gompdns
bic utoisriaI fiir Sagsnieure anfsrtisi
befrpffen iporben. Hs6 ~iffst 8 zsf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-06

Tfus tr,psIst ton filed With the Post.
master It Cincinnati on February :,
1918. - required By the Act of octo.
Der 0fh. 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-06

True trsnslation flsd with che Boe1
niaster at Cincinnati on Febru9Y =
lDls. a. required BY the Act oi oeto-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-06
sanr rtn ,,grsmp f.niu,n,-

Tim bic etbten sn erlaiiaen. fnae nan Ben
bofleu GameH, 9arafipe Srpms EniHtpe. qpau
cote aif bic Nnuiensunierfnriff BON q U.
ekcpe. Hetlt grsdlsuneeu art stuem xdae- soc.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-06

True translation fled with the Post
master at Cincinnati on February s.
1918, as required by fb4 Act Of octo-
Der 9th. 1877 .l.lE
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-06

True trapslstfon fled With tbe Post
master At CINCINNATI on February 5.
Ials. es xsqniFed by the act Of octo-
SNuIdig
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-06

True trenslation fled with the Post
master at Cincinnati IN February 8,
1918, as REQUIRED by the Act of 0cto-
her 9Th. 1917
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-06

True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on February o,
1918, as required By the Act Of octo-
bey eth 1917 n vi,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-06

True translation iled with the Post
master at Cincinnati on February i5
1918, as required BY the Act o. eetq-
her 9th. l9l1. 81 =. ....s-l t..sf,a
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-06
6aniltpn.

iIuier agrut ia Samiitoa III Sen
Gbnnrb grnd. 449 Glib TiHfte StY.
geI srf. 746-@. Come Ebpue
t631.H.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-18

for Kvinder, og jeg forSegte det
Min Nerv9sitet OF Hoyedpine 0e
Ryglidelser forsvandt. Jeg laG6G
paa mig vagt OF fSler mig vsI.
saa jeg @rlig kan anbefale Lydts
3. Pinkham's Vegetable Compoan6
til ale Kvinder, der lider som jaE~
Mrs. Adeline B. Lynch, ICE
Plain ST., Providence, r.
Ryglidelser og NerySsitet q
Symptomer eller Naturensa Adyar-
sci ON en- F~orstyrrelse FunktfoL
nerne eller en- sygelig Foreteslse.
som ofte udvikler sig til en- nneTa
alvorlig Sygdom.
Kvinder j denne Situation b1r
like yedblive at gaa uden Help.
men drage Fordel at Mrs. Lynch,a
Erfarlng og prove dette bergmta
Rod og Urtemiddel, Lydia e. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, - an
Egaaende saerlige Rad, skriv tu
Lydia E. Pinkham,s Med. "a
Lynn, Mass.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-18

~
H~ovedpine, min
Ryg smertede al
It'd. Jeg var
tract og havda
like lyst til mo-
get. Jeg toy
mango Mediciner.
som like hjaIp
mig. En- Dag le-
ste jeg ON IH-
dia p. Pinkham'a
Vegetable Com
pound OF hva4
Diet haYde 2Ut
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-18
|H1|yl'lo,lrllel'ld!|els ! mar
undgaar Ryglidelser
og Nerv0sitet.
|Fortalt ,af Mrs. Lynch at egen
Erfaring.

Providence, R. L. sJeg var
5helt nedbrudt paa Helbredet,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-18

Criterion n Scr. Deart lite lGr1ger f11t6e gi6re 1nm
Selffab / Gporbognette, iao &anlen nnite Morge1,
eniom i en- &rog foropbet %i1bbifleoe 8etragtninger.
SON bofot ct lioet @eneralopgier me0 fig felp, og
Mpnferne / bnns s8anoe tpbeoe life paa 11b1nn6et
Ei1freosbe6.
n6e1 at iige for r1eget - tpnfte ban er hi mt
iaa Iangt, at pi be6, bbern GDten Ell. Dern9lt bar
hi en- Mnele ON, bbor6at ban b9rer fig as, noar
BON itipler, %enbpioere ct efter al SanoipnIigbe6 Ben
h9r6ige Gentleman / 8irfeligbe6en en- belt anoen
N4er1on, ems 5an giber fig Deine at.
Ween - bbor6ar Tan ban iHiaIe, 11oet at BET rrpr-
fes bans egen Mfoeling, rneoe1s MabonfoeIingen =
bbor ser lite itjnles - bber lge r1an betale for
bam?
Sen enete 8orbinbelie rnelem Be to Mfoelinger er
8ngte11 80 neget bel! men 1etop Dean er e1 al Dem:
Ser intetlpnbelit far n1eo Ben at gieel
@na SEN aroe11 SIDE bar leg ~oberbebift mig ON,
at berne @ngt er ct ppperligt Mpparat - og bog
bar leg 111eo mine egne 9Si1e fet Ben opfere fig pan
Ell Oeaaoe, Iom er a1oeles nforflarIig.
Gen eneffe muIigt 29sning pau 8robIemet er Sen,
at Dean bar Sialpere.
9iI bette gReiulfnt bar bon alIereoe flere @onge
fo1nn1et, men 116en at 5o1 beroeo baboe facet TORE
&ldrbe6 i Snget1.
Sorrelte1 n1aate BON irorM1ne for fig ielp, at
bon til Dnto bap6e bnret forbauie11be beloig. g1tbog
bans &rigspIa1 at ipilIe ffulb Mfano bar. Ipffffeoes
ober Sorbentri1g.
Seniigten baooe beret at bringe paa set rene, ON
Deon paa bette giospunH 80 lige efftter Mrbeiibetg
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-10-03

pr. Bullard. ostcopath. IS West Main.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-10-03

last week At the, ~. NJ. Crowley home
Mrs. Fsed Hale spent a few days
last week In Marshalltown.
Mrs. Joseph Blink. who has been
visiting with relatives at Ashton. re-
turned home Friday.
Mr., and Mrs. NJ. A. Giaudeman, o.
Billings, Mont. have been visiting with
relatives at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c, Phillips and
daughters visited Sunday at the III. Il,
Dlggins homo near Melbourne.
George Gilbert OF Cedar Rapids,
spent a few days in Rhodes the first OF
the week
Fred Hale, who is a patient at the
Deaconess hospital at Marshalltown,
following an operation, is getting along
nicely.
Joseph Goodman, Ray Dewey and
Albert Allen, OF Camp Dodge. spent
sunday with relatives here.
Miss Edith Wallace, who Is attend
ing college in Des Moines visited at
home Sunday.
Several from this place wer" in Mel
bourne Sunday afternoon TO hear the
band from the Great Lakes Naval
Training station, that stopped there on
its tour thru tho state.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-10-03
Stop Itching Eczema

Never mind how often you have tired
and failed. you can stop burning, item
ing eczema quickly by applying ut
tie zemo furnished, by any druggist for
a. cents. Extra large bottle, sl.Oo.
Healing begins the moment zemo Is
applied. In a short time usually every
trace Of eczema, letter, pimplcs RASH
blackheads and similar skin diseases
will be removed.
For clearing the skin and making II
vigorously healthy. always use zcmo.
the penetratinG. antiseptic liquid. II Is
not a greasy salve and it does not
stain When others fail it is the one
dependable treatment for skin troubles
Of all kinds.
The L. w. Rose, Co., Cleveland, o.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-10-03
Green Mountain Club Meets.

The Tuesday Club of Green Noun
tain held it's first meeting of tho sea-
son Tuesday afternoon at the homo of
Mrs. james Russie AS the president.
Mrs. Will ives. has gone to California.
Miss Ethel l<{fnball was elected TO nil
the vacancy and routine business was
disposed OF.
Mrs. f. C. Coats was in charge OF
the lesson which was on parliamentary
instruction. On Oct. 15 the club Will
bring to Green Mountain Rev. Dilman
Smith. of Grundy Center who will give
an address at the Congregational
church on New Americans For New
America" This will be open to the
public without charge.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-10-03
cottaae Cheese Campaign.

The following as been >compiled oE
Mrs. Mary Gregg. home demonstration
agent, on the cottage cheese campaign
AS a result OF the cottage cheese cam
paign held in Marshall county, inc
week t0ginning June II. the making OF
cottage cheese has increased at leaet
'two-fold. Reports from eighty-onc
families show the making OF W.
pounds per week.
A report from the forty stateT IN
which the campaign was carried on
shows that $4,000 pounds of cottage
cheese has been made and consumed III
tho homes. This campaign was put on
under the direction of the dairy divis.
ion and the states relations service OF
the United States department or asri-
culture. largely thru the ipstrumental-
ity of the women hope demonstration
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couahed So He Couldn't Sleep.

Bronchial coughs, tickling in throat
and n sthmatic spasms break ones rest
and weaken one so that the-system is
run down and serious sickness may re-
suit Enos Halbert. Paoli. Ind. writes:
Il had severe cold this fall and cough
ed continually at night; could hardly
sleep. The first bottle. of Foley's Honey
and Tar relieved me. entirely curing
my cough" II covers irritated MEM
branes with a healing and soothing
coating. loosens phIeSm and clears air
messages Sold everywhere.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-10-03
PYTH!ANS IN CONVENTION.
Lodges Of Fourteenth Iowa District
Meet In This CITY


The annual convention of the four
teenth distinct Knights Of Pythias,
Grand Domain Of Iowa. embracing
Marshall and. Story counties and the
town Of Baxter. but not including the
town of Cambridge. was held Wednes-
day evening at Castle hall of Cosmo-
politan lodge. No. 3S, of this city. More
than leo delegates were in attendance,
including many from out OF town. DR..
G. NJ. Van Ausdall Of New London,
grand chancellor, and Ward Ferguson,
of Rolfe, grand keeper Of records and
seals, were among the visitors.
Following assembly at the lodge
rooms at s o'clock, dinney was served
BY members OF Marshall temple,
Pythian Sisters. During the dinner
hour music was furnished by the
knights of Pvthias' quartet. composed
OF Howard Cobb, W. Salow. Miss
Thora Frederick, and FamEn B. Miller.
Following the opening Of the con-
vention proper, at 5 O'Clock a brief
reception was held for the visiting
grand officers. P. A. Hawley, past
chancellor OF Cosmopolitan lodge. de-
liyered the address Of welcome, and
addresses were delivered by DR.. Van
Ausdall and Mr.. Ferguson. Short
speeches were made by members OF the
local and visiting lodges, and the con-
vention closed with a business session
and, school of instruction.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-10-03
Rhodes views.

Miss Edna Deruse. Of Valera, has
been visiting a few days at the Cliff
ford Emery home
Roy Crowley left Wednesday for
Iowa City, where he expects to at
tend college.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Blink. OF Mar
shalItown, spent few days last week
with relatives here.
Ellis Tribby made a business trip
to Cfesco Thursday.
Del Kohl was in Marshalltown on
business Thursday.
Verne Mallicoat and Wright Richie
son were in Minnesota on business
few days last week.
Mrs. Louisa Steinet accompanied by
Harry Hildreth, went to Chicago
Tuesday where the former underwent
an operation WA ~ Y, q y ". 4S Y !. a 5,
Grandma TribBey spent q few days
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-10-03

The general committee for the coun-
ty in charge OF the liberty loan CAM
paign met Wednesday evening as n
board of equalization to review the
allotments made by the various ward
committees. and made changes in the
amounts assigned to forty-seven sub
scrbcrs that will increase the bond
subscription for the city.
1t has been found necessary to raise
more bond money than was planned
at first, owing to- the heavy with
drawals of credits from the city pre-
cincts to be applied on rural precincts
where land is owned by men in town.
The committee of sixteen reviewed
all OF the bond orders of $500 and up
wards in size. 257 in number, and re-
duced seventeen by an average reduc-
ton Of 1876 each. but increased thirty
one by an average increase OF S'oo
each, making 4 net gain OF slI,l~o./
Equalizes Aliotments Between Wards.
1t was found that the tentative d.
vision OF the cityS allotment between
the wards was unfair, III that tht
First and Third ward committees had
been compelled to make larger allot-
ments TO individuals than were made
to men of the same financial class in
the Second ward. When all had been
equalized by the general committee II
was found that in the First ward eight
had been reduced. aru five increased:
in the Second ward six were reduced
and nineteen increased: in the Third
ward two were reduced and four IN
creased: and in the Fourth ward one
was reduced and three were increased.
For the most part the reductions
that were made were among the small
er subscriptions of $500, and upwards.
while the increases were made among
the largest, subscriptions. Six mem
bers OF the general committee volun-
teered s., 500 in addition TO what had
been allotted to them by their various
| ward committees.
Will Round UP Strasgiers.
It was decided by the general COM
mittee not to have second day OF
| open sale 20 round up the stragglers.
as was done in the last drive, but to
| keep the cards open and in the hands
| of the four ward chairmen for few
days where the delinquents may yet
volunteer and keep their names from
going TO the council Of defense in the
bond slackers' list.
After the sale is closed those who
have failed to clear their card &C
counts satisfactorily to their ward
chairman will be certified to the coun-
! Gil Of defense for investigation as to
their loyalty If they fail TO be ac-
| quilted upon fair trial they will be GER
titled to the treasury department 81
Washington as slackers. yellow cards
for that purpose having been furnished
| by the department. These cards will
then be turned over to federal officers
Non Residents Escape.
| Owing to change in the rule for
this state. that requires men to buy
their bonds in the counties in which
| they live, the townships Of Bangor
| Vienna, and possibly Eden, are going
| to be unable to collect on many
| thousands of acres Of land owned by
| people living over the line in Union
| Conrad. Beaman. Gladbrook, Garwir
and Baxter. but all of the other town
ships will be able to meet their quotas
in full
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-10-03
wH,rsHlLL UNDER KNIFE.
Soldiers Homo cemnandant Passes
Thru Surgical Operation.

II. c. whitehlll commandment OF the
soldiers home. underwent an operation
for infected gan bladder and gall stones
AZ St Thomas hospital this morning,
He passed thru the ordeal nicely, ana
his condition was declarcd-as satisiac-
tory. The gall bladder was found 10
have been badly Infected necessitatsng
drainage. Many gall stones also were
found. :,
Mr.. whitehiu has suffered from ga''
bladder attacks for Ave or six years
and recently the attacks become more
numerous and rccurrent at short In
torya1e