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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-06

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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-05-28
(Ciag dalszy.]
Skarb moi Jest ukryty,

Skarb MOI jest ukryty, -
m1wif przytem, - a ktoby chcia]
pozbawic mnie jednej sztuki z}o.
ia musiafby przyp}acic to zyciem
@! szynkarz Jan jest przebieg}y.
przebicglejszy niz ktokolwiek W
SWiecie.
Olszcdl nareszcic Cd swego ska
rbu. azcby ksieciu drzwi otworzy6
Zastal go oczekujacego niecier-
pliwie i wielce zdziwionego tenn,
Zc ~zynkarz juz sic w domu znaj-
do"ai. T..
Przebieg1y Jan umia1 wymys--
lie jakas w~iarogodna wymowke
zaprowadzil ksiecia do pokoju pc
lozpnego Ia .pierwszem pietrze,
pr0szac go, azeby tam poczeka4.
Nastepnie udaF sic do pokoju
svojej corki, azeby jej oznajmic
oj,nj ]osie.
Wiecej Z przyzwyczajenia, niz
4 ~notrzeby, -zakrada} sic cicho OF
vorzyf drzwi pokoju.
>Traszne przeklenstwo wybie--
Clio 4 jcgo ust. TO co zobaczyf,
prz"je}o 60 najwyzszym gniewem.
Il z%aciSnieta piescia rzucif sic ku
A4nicszce, kt6ra Z cicha p1aczac
sielzia}a PREY boku Emilia i opie-
rala glove III jcgo ramieniu.
-Rozejssc sic - zawolaf SYN
karz zapicniony, - ~rozejsc sic!
Nochankowie zerwali sic pre-
s]tra>zeni.
Emil pochwycif spade i objal
kochanke, ably jej bronic.
- Rozejsc sie!- krzycza} sly
nkarz, pociagajac Agnieszke ku
sobie, - vice to byf eel twojej by
.tno5ci w moim szynku, - rzek]
zvr6ciwszy sic do Emilia, - Ia
czc]e silly zbrojnej przyszed}e<
zooaczyc, ely ojciec jest W domu
g1y godzina mi}osnej schadzki WY
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-05-28

bronna kobiete, i re to, co ksiaze
cheese uczynic, by1oby nikczemnie
S1owa Agnieszki p%ozosta1y jed
max bez skutku. OWszem, przypo-7
mnienie obowiazk6w mezczyzny
wzgledem kobiety, wywo1a}o sku-
tex przeciwny. Ma widok rozpacz
'liwego oporu zdecydowanej die
wczyny, ksiaze zapomnia1 0 wszy
|stkiem, co sic jej ME tyczy1o. Wi.
dok jej budzil W MIN zadze, ivy
ciezyc ia zdawalo mu sic szczees--
elem najwyzszem zmierzal vice 2
zapa1em do swego celu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-05-28

#
ry ksiaze mia1 PREY sobie, poczem
wyslizne}a sic z pod jego rak i
nzbrojona groznie stanela naprze-
civ MENU.
Niebo broni niewinnosci, =
zawola1as wstrzasajac nozem,
bronze sic zywcem ME wpadne
w pana rece.
Ksiaze Wyda1 krzyk chrapliwy
j patrzyl IA dziewcze szeroko roz=
twartemi oczyma. Widok jego by1
rzeczywiscie przestraszajacy. WHO
,sy W nie1adzie spadaly ma colo,
|twarz byla blada oddech przery-.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-05-28
Me uidziesz mi. ma}a,

- Me ujdziesz mi, ma1a = "a
wolaf chwytajac dziewcze i wyci
skajac ognisty pocalunek. ma jej
r6zowych wargach.
Agnieszka odskoczyla jakby u
kaszona przez zmije; rozpacz do
dzia1a jej sill olbrz.ymich, wyrwafa
sic z objec napastnika j pobiegfa
" przeciwlegly kat pokoju. On
jednak poskoczyl "a MIA i znow u
ida1o sic jednak do niego W ten
|sposob, re ME m6gl jej %pocalowac
Ia to uda1o sic jej wyciagnac 2
|pochwy kr6tki noz mysliwski,kt6
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-05-28
IWany. N lie zWazaiac ma bron mo,

Wany. N lie zWazajac ma bron NOR.
dercza rzucif sic znoWu ma Agnie-
szke.
lynn razem dziewczyna krzyk-
neella;; znaIa ona swe p~o1ozenie, by
la zmuszona zabic rozwscieczone--
go napastnika.
Aggnieszka by1a silnym .dziewcze
clem; ME watpila, re sic zdola o.
bronic, ale wahaia sic z przela-
MEM. krWi. Szukajac ucieczki, O.
bejrza1a sic pc pokoju i przypom
nialo jej sic nagle, re okno wycho
dzilo na ulice, i re jej wofanie ma
pomoc, ludzie beda musieli usly--
sec.
Moe Emil tam jest, POI
mysla4a i nozem mySliwskim roz-~
biwszy szybe, zaczela wo1ac POI
mocy.
Krzyk rozleg} sic wsr6d ciszy
nocnej. Dwaj mezczyzni, idacy W
przeciwnych kierunkach, uslysze-
Ii wolanie i staneli.
-Czy to CLOS Agnieszki,-rzek}
'jeden z Mich, w kt6rym poznaje--
my Emilia.
Ma pomoc! - da1o sic sly
szesc pc raz drugi.
- lde, krzyknaf Emil g}osem
Idonosnym, spieszac do drzwi do
mu.
By}y M jednak zamknietc i
daremnie wstrzasal niemi.
= Zabijaja moze Agnieszke, a
ia wejsc ME moge! zawolaf Emil
zrozpaczony.
= Owszem, mozesz pan wejSc,
DO ia mann klucz, = rzekf zbliza-
JAG sic drugi ~mezczyzna, W kt6--
|rym poznajemy Pedra.
Otworzono drzwi szybko, Emil
wbiegl do sieni, przebyf szybko
|schody i stanaf %naprzeciw ksiecia.
: Co sic tn dzieje?- rzek1 gro
znie dobywajac pafasza.
Ma widok policyanta, ksiaze sta
mai jak piorunem razony; przez
czas jakis ME m6gl s}owa wym6-
vie, nareszcie rzek}:
= Widzisz pan przeciez... ia
ma1a wyrwala mi n6z mySliwski i
grozi mi nim.. mnie, kt6ry ja XII
pifem i z%ap1acifem drogo.
= Ojciec mnie sprzeda{! ~ jek
nela Aghieszka, biegnac W objecie
Elnila.
- matka twoja,- dodaf ksia
re, = dowiedz sic o tenn, dziewczy
fno....~ -chodz: jestes moja. VIA
snoscia.
kslaze pan zapominasz sic,
+ odparl Emil, stajac pomiedzy
|Ei1ni, = W Europe ME mona ku
|powac ami sprzedawac ludzi. Bye
moze re ksiaze pan rzucil garsc
|pieniedzy ojcu tego dziewczeciai
OH je przyja1 jake zaplate zbrod-
mi, jest to mozebne, a nawet ME
|powatpiewam, re tax bye musia--
10, ale prawa w}asnosci do Agnie
ski ksiaze pan przez to ME naby
les.
= All vice jesteS kochankiem
tel dziewczyny! = zawolal ksia
re unoszac sic, = dobrze, bede u
mial Gle znalesc!
- Ksiaze~ pan moze mnie co.
dzien znalesc W gmachu policyi,-
odrzeA Emil, = jestem gotow cd
powiedziec ma wszystko i uspra--
wiedliwic mole wmieszanie sic W
tc sprawef a zarazem mann zamiar
zbadac, czy tn ME zosta}a pope1-
mana jaka zbrodnia.
! (Ciag daisy nastapi.)
ZApTST1JnTE x0RTE wTARnSAl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-05-28
Ponury Dom W War@zawie
HRABIA B0CUMIt KAMINSKI

hila Czakai zaclzarla cia nndzn1


bifa. Czekaj, zaskarze Gle, nedzny
uwodZicielu.
- Znasz pan mole zamiary, =
odpowiedzia1 Emil zaledwie mo-:
gao -panowac mad gneiwem, - ME
powinienbys zatem uzywac podo-
bnych wyraz6w.
- Djabe} Una twoje zamiary
ale ME ia, - odparf z gnieWem
szynkarz, - watpie bardzo, zeby
by}y dobre.
- Chce reki twojej c6rki, - cd
rzek1 Emil, - daj mi ia, a ME IT,
s}yszysz wiecej 0 mnie.
- Ha! ha! hal rozesmial sic
ojciec Agnieszki, - ten chlopicc
jest nieglupi. Mojej cork ME dam
nigdy takiemu jak ty hedzarzo-
Wi. Powiedziafem .ci to sto razy,
ale %policyant zaWsze wracac mu-
81, chloe 60 wyrzucac.
- Panic! - zaWola1 Emil, mar
Iszczac czofo, ->przestan tax mo-
vic, DO pozaiujesz tego.
- Zobaczymy, zobaczymy!..
Tylko teraz sic wynos, DO Gle XII
jcm ztad ~wypedze. Me masz pra-
wa bye tutaj, a vice precz!
- Ide, - odrzekl Emil, trzesac
sic z gniewu, - ide, ale powroce,
badz pan tego pewny1n. Zazadam
cd ciebie reki Agnicszki, a biada
ci, jezeli jeden WHO'S spadnie z jej
g}owy Z powodu mel bytnosci.
Bede wiedziaf jakim sposo7-
benz ME dozwolic ci wstepu,-od-
rzekl szynkarz, - teraz wynoS sic
Pozostawif blizka omdlenia Ag-
nieszke ma kanapie i wyprowadzil
Emilia. lac mu ciagle, az do drzwi
kt6re "a MIN 'zamkna1 ma klucz.
- Przygotuj sic ma przyjecie
konkurenta, - rzekl do cork po-
wr6ciwszy ia gore.
- konkurenta? szepne1C
dziewcze!
- TAX jest to wielki pan. Masz
bye ola niego powolna uprzejms
ia tax chce!
- Nigdy!- zawola1a Agniess
ka stanoWcZo, - ME moge i nit
chce kochac tego,: kt6rego m
chcesz przyprowadzic, powied;
mu to-.
- Aha! = krzykna} szynkarz
l. vice to takich rzeczy nauczy-
Has sic cd tego szubienicznika
Ikt6rego ztad wypedzilem ?No, dzi'
wczyno,' jezeli myslisz, re policy;
cie uwolni cd obowiazk6w s}uch;
mia rodzic6w to sic mylisz grubo
Nam i ia praWo wypowiedzie'
swoja wole, a jezeli ME poslu
|chasz to-.
Podni6sf piesc groznie, ME do
mawiajac Wyrazow.
= Mozesz- mnie bic, - odrzekl
Agnieszka stanoWczo, ME bedzi
to jednak kara, tylko katowanie
Wyprostowa}a sic dumnie i pa
trzyfa smialo w oczy rozwsciecz
nego czfowieka, do ktorego nigd.
lprzywiazania c6rki ME czula.
Szynkarz sic pienif; Ottawa II.
tracenia um6wionej zaplaty do
. prowadzi1a go do w%sscieklosci.
. Me draznij mnie, zawofa
; II i rob pax powiedzialem. Russia
do ksiecia!
-A.zatem, ten kt6ry mnie pc
zada, jest ksieciem? zapytaf
Agnieszka, -. oh! W takim razi
i. ojciec moi mnie sprzedal! - dc
! da}a z niewypoWiedziana goryczs
moi W}asny o%jciec, oh!...
TAX tW6j ojciec, - powt6.
J, lrzyl szynkarz, - tWo.j ojciiec, 1t
remu Wolno czynie toba, 60 n:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-05-28

I'd - I SD lhzltac
kaze!!. ..s.
- Do ksiecia! - zaWolala Ag-
nieszka, ~powziawszy nagle posta-
,,nowienie,-d do ksiecia!
| wybiegla ma korytarz, kto--
rym mona bylo dom obejsc doko.
1a, a ia kt6ry wychodzily drzwi
mieszkan.
= Tutaj, - rzeM szynkarz, kt6.
ry wyszedf "a mia, -tu czeka!
Agnieszka weszla, a. szynkarz z
pod kotwicy mruczac niezrozumia
he wyrazy poWr6cif podziemna
droga do swej szynkowni.
! Ujrzawszy Wchodzaca dziewczy
ne, ksiaze powstal i postapil kill
ka krok6w ma przeciw niej.
Mole piekne dziecie, rzekl
w~yciagajac do niej reke, szczesli
wynn jestem, zes zauwazy1a, jak
dalece by1em toba zajetym i re O.
kazujesz sic sk}onha. odwzajemnic
moja mi1oSc.
Agnieszka poznala W. ksieciu.
przesladowce, kt6ry juz nieraz
chodzif "a MIA, gdy szla do koScio-
Ia. Widok tego czlowieka przejal
ia przestrachem.
Spusci}a oczy pred palajacym
wzrokiem ksiecia i obejrza1a sic
pc pokoju, jakby szukajac jakiej
broni.
- Musialas zauwazyc - m6wil
ksiaze dalej, = jak bardzo Gle ko
cham, musia}as- odgadnac, re tyl-
ko posiadanie ciebie moze mnie u
czynic szczeSliwym. O! wy kobe
ty poznajecie sic ma TEN bardzo
predko, - dodal z ussmicchem, u
si1ujac ujac reke Agnieszki.
Odsune1a jego dion i patrzac
nan swemi cudownie pieknemi o.
czyma odrzek}a.
- Mic Z tego wszystkiego ME
dostrzeg}am. Jestem biedna die
wczyna chodze do koscio}a jedy-
ME pc to, zeby sic pomodlic, My
Sli moje W kosciele zWr6conc SO !
do Boga, a ME do ludzi.
- A jednak zauwazylaS mnie
filutko? . zartowal ksiaze:
- TAX jest, - odrzek1a = i
chciafam juz nieraz prosic ksfecia
pana, azebyS mnie, biednej dziew
czyny ME narazal. IA zle jezyki.
Zawsze jednak zabraklo mi Ddwa
gi.
- Me jestem tax strasznym
jak sic zdaje, = zauwazy} ksiaze,
0! ola tax pieknych dziewczat,
jak ty, jestem nawet bardzo }ago-
dnym, a nawet jestem ich niewol
nikiem.
Agnieszka wstrzasnefa g1owa.
- Temu ME Wierze, rzek}a,
= wielcy panowie znizaja sic do
mas, ably sic mani zabawic. Zrywa
ia kwiaty posr6d ludu, ably je
zdeptac.
Przestan dziewcze, - odparl
ksiaze, = ME przystoja ci takie
s}owa. Ghodz, usiadz PREY mnie
pdzw6l mi movie Q mel miloSci.
Ksiaze usiadf i wskazaf Agnicsz
&c fotel stojacy w bliskosci, ME
mia}a ona jednak checi przyjmo- |
wac jego zaproszenia. Owszem, co
fnefa> sic o krok i rzekla:
= Mech ksiaze pan raczy IA
TEN poprzestac. Ojciec MOI, ka--
zaf mi p6jsc do czfowieka staraja-
cego sic 0 moja reke.. cz}owie--
klein tym ksiaze pan bye ME mo-
re, odchode zatem.
= St6j! = zawo1af ksiaze, Try
wajac sic, = jestem MIN w}asnie,
|przyszedlem tn, by pozyskac mi
lose twoja, Agnieszko.
= Mifosc moja nalezy do kogo
innego, = odpowiedzia}a.
= Zapomnij ma godzine 0 tym
innym i badz moja, = zawo}al
ksiaze zblizajac sic do niej z Of
wartemi ramionami.
= Nigdy - odpowiedziala Cd
pychajac go, = ksiaze pan zada
odemnie rzeczy n%iegodnej. Czyz
mann sic stac nieWierna? Me nj
gdy! Precz! = zawofa1a gdy ksia
re smielej do niej zaczaf sic zbli-
FAC, - MECH ksiaze pan ME "a
pomina, re ma pred SODA bez--
nm YOU kN0W Y
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-05-28
R~zeczywiscie, moi Drodzy, RUFFlE
kompletnie usuwa lupiez, RUFFLE
pielegnuje j wzmacnia sk6re, TAX
lie udoskenala i upieksza wiosy.

-. ny Wf0S!' 81
W sposob bardzo prosty! Wzielam do pomo
cy RUFFLES kt6ry usunal lupiez. q obecnis
WHO'S pieknie sic pussy i rozwija-"
w ciaeu dwuch Tub trzech dni. lupiez "a pc.
moca RUFFLES zacznie sIabnief na Waszej gso
vie a "a jakis tydzief zupelnie xniknie. Jest to
szczera prawda! Wasz aptekarz zwr6ci Wam pie
n:adze. jesli kUFFLES zawiedzie.
Nigdy jeszcze ME oka1a}o sic cos podobnego
iak RUFFLES. = M6wiac 0 Rufiisie. ME rozcho-
dzi sic o jakies perfum. jakas czczose Tub o jakied
g}upstwo. RUFFLES wzmacnia i o4ywia zanied-
bala i zbiedniala sk6re glowy. doda energiii posi-
il korzeh wlosu / og6lem Jest to jedyny srodek.
istniejacy dotad z podobnymi warunkami. Bezwa-
runkowo usuwa lupiez j udatnia na~jwspanialet
wlosy.
Kupcie sobie dzis jeszcze jedna butelke -
Csc. Cd waszeeo aptekarza. Gdyby 80 ME mtal,
przysiijcie 75c. ma podany adres. . otrzymaci bn.
telke I opIacona przesylks. +. Ad. Richter& ca.
g4-sOgyashin9tonst New York III.
Daily Kentuckian., 1918-07-27

The decisive battle Of the war Il
being fought. General won Ardennes.
military expert of the Tagcblatt Of
Berlin, discussing the military situa-
tion. said Il would be dangerous
self-deception to deny that the Of.
fensive Of General Foeh in the Aisne-
Marne region had brought him re-
markable success and the writer said
the German command must beware Of
the French general General Won
Ardennes expects that hard tight
ing will develop towards the North
sea, but for the present says. a
|deeision must be arrived at between
Scissors and Chateau Thiorry.
Daily Kentuckian., 1918-07-27

Prince Yoshisha Tokugawa. head
Of the Japanese Red Cross mission
In America, speaking today before
student nurses at Nassar college,
paid a high tribute TO the work Of
the American women IN the war. He
declared that the transformation Of
this country from a peaceful nation
10 one at war. well armed and well
prepared, in so short a time will 90
down in history as one of the marvels
Of the present war.
Daily Kentuckian., 1918-07-27

Following a dinner 10 be given
July "a by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph b.
J. Dufour at Freeport, ILL.,, in cele-
bration Of the golden anniversary
Of their wedding Mr.. Dufour finished
smoking a cigar he lighted and partly
smoked on his wedding day nifty years
ago. Mr.. Dufour, who Is an insur-
anee man. vas 20 years old when he
married and his wife only IS.
Daily Kentuckian., 1918-07-27

The price-hNing committee Of the
War industries Board has fixed the
prices Of hides for the next three
months at to cents lower than
the old prices. Packing hides range
from % cents 20 80 cents a pound.
according 10 the weight Of the steer.
the country hides from n cents to
% cents. All country hides are to
be bought and sold on selected
basis.
Daily Kentuckian., 1918-07-27
Member Of the Associated Press

The Associated Press is exclusive
ly entitled TO the use for republica-
ton Of all news dispatches credited
TO Il or not otherwise credited in this
paper and also the local news pub
lished herein. All rights Of republi-
cation Of special dispatches herein are
also reserved
Daily Kentuckian., 1918-07-27

The last day Of July marks the
fourth year Of the war. One more
year will wind It up.
Daily Kentuckian., 1918-07-27

!. The skinning going on in the Cha
feau Thicrry salient has caused hides
20 drop cents.
Daily Kentuckian., 1918-07-27
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-10-03
Liscomb News.

I'SSSTtS INS"Ss
Mr.. and Mrs. Jefferson Bolts. of
Hampton, spent Sunday and Mon
day in Liscomb.
!. William Trease and George Hauser,
returned Monday from a business trip
to points in northern Minnesota. They
spent Saturday night with DR.. Robil-
lard and family at Faribault.
A letter from Roland Shine, who
was gassed Feb. and wounded in the
hips April 10, says that he is back in
action. He went all the way thru the
Chateau Thierry drive without injury
but he helped bury many American
boys. When he went across last
November he was stationed in Bel
GUM and Flanders. He wrote that
Ypres was a beautiful city but he saw
the German artillery tear the town to
pieces, wreck the cathedral and the
whole city. He is in the chemical war
service.
BENJAMIN Duffey and family Of
Clemens, have moved into the McAfee
house.
Mrs. Sarah Bueghly has gone to
Waterloo for a weeks visit.
Robert Black and wife, of Water
10, spent Sunday in Liscomb.
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Fellows spent
Sunday at the A. J. Banks home near
Dillon.
Mr. and Mrs. r. r. Gale are parents
Of seven and one-half pound daugh-
ter born Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Small received
word Tuesday that their son, Cyrus J.
Small, had arrived safely overseas.
Rev. John B. Swartz, of Cheney.
Kan, formerly pastor Of the Reformed
church is in Lscomb for weeks
visit He will preach at the Reformed
church Sunday morning and evening.
Mrs. Sherman Boyd, Of Tama, spent
Sunday at the James Boyd home.
Delos Schryver has been suffering
with a severe attack of tonsilitis.
Mrs. T. A. Bixby is in Union at the
home Of her son, DR.. r L. Bixby
NJ. NJ McFee Of springdale, Ark,
is in Dlscomb on business.
James Small and w. H. Boyd were
in Marshalltown Monday evening.
Mrs Amos Albright and Mrs. Frank
Newell, Of Grundy Center came Tues
day for sort stay at the home OF
Mrs. J. T. Wiley.
Mrs. Lyman lSchryver went to Mar
shalltown Wednesday to visit her aunt
Mrs. Mary Yields. who Is seriously Ill.
w. C.. O'Bryon returned Tuesday
evening from business trip to Mime
apolis.
Miss Mildred Adams and brother,
Master Clifton, went to E1dora We'd
nssaay evening for a few days visit
with their sister Mrs. Glen Perisho.
Miss Vera Tresler, of Marshaltown,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Orvllle
Clark.
Mrs s. A. Kendall. Of Meyersdale,
came Wednesday evening on account
of the serious illness of her mother,
Mrs. ]. 7. Wiley:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-10-03
ADJUSTMENTS.
At the Casino.

A fairy story of sirens, mermaids,
robbers, crusaders, sailors, palace
guards. fire imps, demons of evil, fair
les. wonderful palaces and a prince,
princess and queen. also thrilling. bat
ties in the air. on the earth, and under
the waters, and sensational swimming
and diving feats are combined with a
dramatic story in Queen Of the Sea"
the attraction at the Casino. with
Annette Kellerman in the leading role.
The picture is vary much the same
as "a Daughter Of the Gods, in which
Miss Kellerman starred and that was
shown here eighteen months ago. Both
are submarine fairy stories, displaying
the aquatic ability of the star. also
her perfect form which. with those Of
the sirens and mermaids. is displayed
to good advantage. A pronounced love
story runs thru Queen of the Sea-"
which makes the picture of more in
terest than others in which Miss Keller
man has starred. Wednesday evening
audiences who saw the picture were
much pleased. especially with the SEN
sational climax. when Miss Kellerman
makes a dive of eighty five feet.
A Charley Chaplin comedy. Million
Dollar Job" also was shown.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-10-03
FORCED INTO ARMY
Exemption Board Enforcss Work or
Fight Rule and lnduots Harvey Gun.
diH-John Lamer. Of leorand. Hold
For Evading Draft

Enforcing the work or fight rule, the
local exemption board today forcibly
indicted in, the army Harvey Cundiff,
aged is. OF this city an idler who re-
fused to work. He was taken to ppi
Moines this forenoon by Deputy
United states Marshal VanDerveer, to
be turned over to the military authori-
ties at Camp Dodge.
Cundifr was arrested by Officer
Starn late Wednesday. Cuudiff reg
istered in the Second ward. but the
police say he has been drifting about
among eating places wherever he could
get something to eat. According to
the report made to the exemption board
Cundiff would not work He was ex-
amined, found physically fit, aud was
ordered inducted.
John Lamer, Of LeGrand. was taken
in custody this forenoon by Deputy
United States Marshal VanDerveer and
taken to Des Moines to be arraigned
before the federal commissioner on n
charge Of falling to register. Lamer
alleges that he is past 46, but 1t was
reported to County Attorney Scott by
LeGrand people who knew Lamer well
that he was Az and that certificates of
his marriage. and his parents marriage,
would prove it. The investigation de-
veloped it was said. that Lamer gave
his age as "a. in 1898, when he was
| married. A copy Of the marriage certi-
| flcate was taken to the federal court
| by County Attorney Scott
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-10-03

Now Is the time TO buy your macd-
naws sheep-skin lined clothing. sweat
or coats. mittens. gloves. underwear.
etc, etc,
We are wen stocked at this uMp
but In few more weeks will not nave
the varieties we now have. So buy
now while you can get picking choice.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-10-03

Wednesday forenoon. loft for the IT.
Madison pcnitentiary this morning In
the custody Of guard who was sent
for him. Worrall escaped from ~.
Madison four months ago and was
traced to this city Tuesday night from
near Garden City, where he had been
employed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-10-03
RoY., Sadly oxersea,.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Ferries, 30s East
Boone street, received q card Wednes-
day telling OF the safe arrival overseas
OF their son Theodore, who was sent
with a contingent July q from Mime
apolis to Camp Wadsworth, Spartan
burg, 8. G. He Is in Company A, Third
pioneer infantry. 5f55s5
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-10-03
y,ms q, An vh,rs..

There n Z time for all things, end
we believe that the young man should
select twilight. after he Inns put In four
teen hours hoeing the crops. for writ
ing love songs and war poetry.-Hous.
ton Post.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-10-03

4 woman may insist ON having tas
last word In an argument but even
after you've granted her that you've
got 10 be mighty careful, or she'll start
another argument. --Exchangc
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-10-03
Daily Yhouoht.

No man can justly condemn or CEN
sure another. because, indeed. no man
truly knows nnothcr.--Sir Thomas
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-10-03
FOUR HUNDRED CLASSIFIED.

Exemption Board Making Progress
Preparing for Drafts.
Up to today the local exemption
board had passed on about 400 cases of
classification of registrants Of Sept.
II, and were expecting that fully an
other week would be required to COM
plete the work. Board members esti-
mate that perhaps % to 80 per cent
of the registrants between the ages of
10 to IS, whom they are now classify
ing, will be placed in Glass /. As there
are 1900 of these registrants, if the
classification works out according to
the estimate. 400 to 500 men will be
made available for the service.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-10-03
Try This.

To Keep picture frames from becom-
ing fly spcckcd rub them with water
In which onions have been boiled.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-10-03
Easllv Understood.

The store that il different always
does better than the store that Is In
diiYerent.--Kansas City Journal.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-10-03

MarralI Returned "a Prison.
Ollie Worrall the former State Cent
er yoNng man who Was arrested here