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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-03

re general Gaugh z armll brytyJ-
skiej wydal proklamacye do lud-
noSci Petrogradu, W ktorej zapo-
wiada il Alianci rozpoczna
wkrotce atak ma to miasto, a
skoro tylko zostanie ono oswo--
bodzone z pod tyranii bolszewi-
ckiej, natychmiast rozpocznie sic
jego W zywnosc.
General Gaugh jest reprezen--
tantem Aliantow w dotychczaso-
wych rosyjskich prowincyach
nadbaltyckich.
Londyn, 3 wrzesnia. - kdmi-
ralicya ~tutejsza ogiasza, re bry-
tyjski kontrtorpedowiec nVicto--
ria zostal torpedowany i zato--
piony ma Baltyku w sobote, 80
sierpnia. Brak osmiu ludzi z "a
logi.
Rosyjska iskrowa depesza z
Moskwy donosi tutaj. re bolsze-
wicy zdobyli zewnetrzne obrony
Dzwinska (Dynaburga}. Miasto
to jest polozone ma prawym brze
gu rzeki Dzwiny W puhkcie,
przez ktory przechodzi kolej z
Petrogradu do Warszawy i z te-
go powodu posiada wazne INA
genie strategiczne.
MORDUJA
WLOSKICH zOLNIERZY.
Belgrad, 8. wrzesnia. - Tutej-
sly dziennik ,Polityka" podaje,
re szczepy albahskie dokonaiy
l;cznych atak6w ma wioskich zof-
merry, mordujsc ich niemiiosier-
ME. Resztki wojsk wloskich COT
neiy sic ku Durazzo j innym O..
bronnym pozycyom.
WILSON ME zMIENI sWE-
GO w SPRA--
VIE TRACYI.
Paryz, 8. wrzeSnia. - Amery-
kahska delegacya pokojowa o.
trzymasa kablogram Cd prezyden-
ia Wilsona, W kt6rym donosi on,
re ME godzi sic ma odstapienie
wschodniej czy zachodniej czeSci
Tracy ma rzecz Grecyi. Wskutek
tego okazuja sic bezowocnemi i
bezprzedmiotowemi wszystkie do
tychczasowe negocyacye, jake W
tel spraw;e prowadzii podsekre-
tarz stanu Frank Polk Z greckim
premierem Fenizelosem i z inny-
mi czfonkami Rady Pieciu. Ro--
kowania tie staly ~ostatnio W tenn
stadyum, re Grecya miala otrzy-
mac wschodnia Tracye, a Z czesci
Tracyi ~zachodniej mialo bye u
tworzone male miedzynarodowe
panstewko. Prezydent Wilson do
maya sic, ably take internacyona-
lizowane pahstwo utworzyG z ca
lei Tracy i sprzeciwia sic projek-
towi przyznania Grecyi Adryano-
pola czy jakiegokolwiek innego
wylotu ma Morze Czarne ma jcgo
zachodniem w~ybrzezu.
BAVARIA A sIE XII
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-03

" poniedzialek ma boisku W Lo--
gan Square park, PREY, n%arozniku
Milwaukee ave. 1 Sawyer ave-, Cd
byla sic era W pike metowa (base--
ball), W ktorej Klub Romeos poko-
nal pierwszej grze klub Dodger
Training A. G. punktami 5 do 3.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-03
NAPoWIETRZNA KoMUNIKA.
CYA MIEDzY LoNDYNEM
A PARYzEM.

Londyn, 8 wrzesnia. - W zesz-
lynn tygodniu rozpoczeto regular
na napowietrzna komunikacye pa
sazerska pomiedzy Londynem a Pa
ryzem i okazala sic ona komplet-
nym sukcesem. Pomimo niepomysl
nej pogody, komunikacya ME ule-
gla przerwie ami przez jeden dzien
a wczoraj okazala sic potrzeba
przemaczenia dodatkowo ~jeszcze
jednego aeroplanu, ably MONA by
10 pomieScie wszystkich pasaze--
row.
Obecnie opracowywane So pla-
ny, celem zaprowadzenia regular
wei pomiedzy Londynem a Parry
zem obslugi p~ocztowej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-03
T%eIegTamy zagTanlczne.
Dokonczenie ze strouncy l
szewikami j powiada, re potrzeba
ochrony europejskiei cywilizacyi
pred bolszewizmem wymaga je-
szcze W tym czasie poswieceh.
oKRUCIENsTWA MUSZA
T - PoWIADAJA Po-
LACY MA SLASKU.

LAS1 MA
Sosnowice, %. sierpnia, via Pa
ryz, 8. wrzesnia. - Gornicy ma
Slasku G6rnym zapewniaja uro-
czyScie, re powroca natychmiast
DO piracy, gdy tylko nadejda VOL
ska alianckie i Ententa zgodzi sic
ma polska interwencye. Taxa Cd
powiedz dali oni pulkownikowi
Goodyear, ktory zaaranzowai kon
ferencye osobista z przewodcami
ruchu straJkowo = powstanczego.
OSwiadzcyli oni, re beg wzgledu
na jakiekolwiek przedstawienia i
bkolicznoSci ME powr6ca do pra-
cy predict, az zostanie poiozony
koniec ~9iemieckim okrucien-
stwom, ktore trwaja Cd ogiosze-
MIA stanu wojennego w styczniu
biezacego roku. Ia wybuch pow
stania czynia oni odpowiedzialna
konferencye pohojowa, ktora,
wbrew przyrzeczeniom i postano-
wieniom traktatu, ME wysiaia do
tychczas wojsk alianckich ma
slask, ami ME postara&a sic o OBJ
jecie tam administracyi, celem
zapewnienia sprawiedliwego
przeprowadzenia Plebiscytu.
Obliczaja ma podstawie konser-
watywnych wykazow, re w CA
sic ostatnich szeSciu miesiecy
wtadze niemieckie deportowafy co
najmniej 5000 Polakow re Sla-
ska. Amerykahski correspondent
Cameron Mackenzie byl Swiad-
KEN dokonania czterech deporta-
cyl w ciagu jednej godziny, a
trzech z pomiedzy dePortowa-
pych to byli dawni czSonkowie
niemieckiego R~eichstagu, obec--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-03

ME zas posiowie polskiego Sejmu,
Jest to zgodne z kursem niemiec-
kiej polityki ma Slasku, ktora da-
zy do usuniecia wszystkich POI
wazniejszych przewodcow do u
torowania tam w ten sposob dro-
gi bolszewizmowi. Obecnie W Ca
lei prowincyi ME So dozwolone
zadne publiczne zebrania, z wy
jatkiem bolszewickich.
Z powodu okruciehstw nie-
mieckich przeszio 10000 pol
skich rodzin uciekio cd stycznia
re Slaska do Polski.
Premier Paderewski wyjezdza
dis z Warszawy do Paryza,
gdzie wezmie udzia} W obradach
Rady Najwyzszej i przyspieszy
prawdopodobnie aliancka zbroj--
.l.noJ 49,, SI,e Il,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-03
BAVARIA SKLANIA SIZE KU
BOLSZEWIZMOWI.

Paryz, 3. wrzesnia. - DOME
sienna zebrane przez francuskie
biuro inteligencyi O stosunkach
W poiudniowo = wschodnich pro-
wincyach niemieckich zapowia-
daja, re Bawarya W ciagu najbliz
szych dni dziesieciu rzuci sic be-
zastrzezeh w objecia bolszewiz--
mu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-03

ponizej 81 lat zycia zabitych 20
stalo 81 procent.
nPokoj uzyskany przez francu-
ska delegacye pokojowa, jest poko
jem, ktory quarantine solidar-
nose i sprawiedliwoSc, zgodnie z
zasadami, "a ktore nasi zolnierze
oddali swe zycie" - mowil Tar.
dieu. uFrancya ME wygrala tel
wojny sama, ME mogla zatem tez
i sama robic pokoj. Bylo to IVY
ciestwo Aliantow, dlatego tez mt
S; bye i pok6j Aliant6w".
Dalej podniosl on takze, re
dzieki dodatkowym traktatom n
Wielka Brytania i Stanami Zjed-
noczonymi Francya jest dostatecz
ME zabezpieczona przeciwko E.
w%entualnej inwazyi niemieckiej.
Jutro ma ~przemawiac Louis
Klotz, francuski minister finan-
sow ma temat finansowych klau-
zul traktatu z INiemcami.
PoCIAGI EKsPREsoWE Po-
MIEDZY PARYzEM A WAR
SZAWA.
Paryz, 3 wrzesnia. - Dnia sz6-
stego wrzesnia ogiosi wydelegowa-
ma specyalnie W tym celu komisya
rozk}ad jazdy pociag6w ekspre--
sowych, kt6re cd tego czasu zacz-
na. regularnie kursowae pomiedzy
Francya i Belgia q krajami ma
wschodzie Europy: Rozkiad obej-
mowae bedzie ekspresy Simplon j
Oryentalny z polaczeniem do Aten
z odpowiedniemi konekcyami 2
Ostenda, Bruksela i Milanem. Po-
ciagi idace do Pragi i Warszawy
beda odbywaly swa droge ma
Sztrasburg.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-03
KRoLEWSKIE DOBRA WE
WLosZEcH PRZEJDA MA
BIEDNYCH,

Rzym, 8, wrzesnia. - Krol Wi
ktor Emanuel zadecydowal zrzec
sic wszystkich d6br koronnych i
oddat je ma uzytek ludnosci wlo-
scianskiej, jakotez zoinierzy. kto
rzy walczyli i narazati swe zycie
w obronie Wtoch. Crzedowo Ia
komunikuje o tenn premier Nitti
parlamentowi wloskiemu ma pier
wszem jego posiedzeniu, ktore cd
bedzie sic dzisiaj.
zadne inne .dobra we Who
szech ME dor6wnuja pod wzgle-
dem swej rozlegiosci wartosci
dobrom koronnym, ziozyly sic
BOWEN ma ME majatki jedenastu
pahstewek, z jakich Wiochy ska
daily sic pred zjednoczeniem
SVEN pod dynastya sabaudzka.
R6wnoczesnie zrzeka sic krol
takze wszystkich budynk6w, ma
lezacych do d6br koronnych i
przeznacza je do dyspozycyi in
stytucyi dobroczynnych, niosa--
Icych pomoc byiym zotnierzom !
kalekom wojennym.
Z WALK PRZECIW BOISE
WHOM.
Kopenhaga, 8. wrzesria. -
Tutejsza misya litewska komuni-
kuje, re wojska bolszewickie ma
froncie litewskim zostaiy oto-
czone i re bolszewicy zaofiarowa
|: pokoj Litwinom, kt6rzy posu-
waja sic jednak W dalszym ciagu
naprzod.
Berlin, 8. wrzesnia. - Niemie-
Ickic doniesienia z Rygi podaja,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-03
N1EMIEcKI wEG1EL OLA
FRANCYI,

Kopenhaga, 8 wrzesnia. Ma
skutek przeprowadzonyca W Wer
snlu rokowah | targow, zadecydu-
wano, Re Niemcy majs dostarczyt
Francyi W cisgu nastepnych SEE
sctu miesiecy tylko 20 milionow
ton wegla, zamiast 43 miiionow,
jak to postanawtas traktat pokojo
wy. Donosi o tenn oiieyalny komu
nikat rEsdu niemieekiego.
N STRACILA 70 PRO
CENT sWEJ ARMI1.
ParyE, 8 wrzesnta' PFEeaawta=
jse W ezss!e debat pa temat ra.
tyiikaeyl traktatu p~eAejewege, O.
swiadesyi kapltan Andre TaFdlsu,
Re Fraaeya straelia W egasle wei
ny 2o procent 2 pesFod wsayst=
kich z~mobilisewanyeh msaezyzn:
z pauaisdzy tofnieFzf lieaaeyeh
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-03
KARDYNAL MERCER TE--
DZIEZ MISYA Cd PAPIEZA.

Paryz, 3 wrzesnia. Kardynal
Mercier odjechai wczoraj z Parry
"a do Brest, skad odpsynie ma
parowcu .Agamemnon" do Sta
now Zjednoczonych. zegnajac sic,
o$wiadczyl bohaterski prymas Bel
gil, re pragn;e osobi5cie podzieko
wac Amerykanom "a te pomoc, ia
ka nieSli oni jego ojczyznie W CA
sic wojny'
Tutejszy journal" donosi, re
Stolica Apostolska powierzyfa
kardynaiowi Mercierowi wazra /
delikatna misye do rzadu Stan6w
Zjednoczonych i Re przedstawi on
prezydentowi Wilsonowi swoje "a
patrywania W sprawie Ligi Naro-
dow.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-01-23
PRize.WlNNiNo GILT on MEL.
souRNE HERD TOPS 20.
LAND CHINA SALE.
eEeT OF AL. ANIMAL TO
REMAIN WITHIN THE COUNTY,
!. J. Conrad Sclls Ferry. One Head at
Center Buys High Priced Female 10
Center, Buys High Priced Female to
Help Build UP Fine hsrd-Many
Central Iowa Buyers Present.

Twelve hundred fifty dollars was
paid Wednesday at Melbourne for an
under-ye Poland China gilt. prize
winning animal owned by /. j. Con-
rad, who offered forty-one head Of his
herd at public sale. Buyers were at
tracted from many central Iowa points.
incidentally points reached by Times
Republican circulation. which was used
extensively by Mr.. Conrad in advsr-
Using his sale.
The offerings were bred sows and
gifts. which totaled 313,s40. or an av-
erage Of S340. The gilt which topped
the sale was bought by H. B. Floto, OF
state Center. and this fact Is = grail
tying feature to Poland China men.
who are glad to see an animal Of this
Took First at State Fair.
The fancy priced gilt bought by Mr..
l'loto took first premium for Poland
China gifts at the Iowa state fair last
fall. Mr.. Floto was willing to pay the
large price from the fact that he be-
gan a few years ago to build up fine
herd, and was anxious to add TO his
herd this exceptional female.
Gratifying to Mr.. Conrad was the
fact that The get Of his herd boar. Or
ange Boy. all sold at the Wednesday
sale for higher prices than the other
hogs. Orange Boys pigs brought an
average Of $500 head. This boar pro-
duced the first prize Poland China
boar pig at last years state fair, also
the first prize futurity litter.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-01-23
K,NsEY MISSED eIeFIGHT.
Confined in French Hospital While
Company Was in Action.


Dell Kinsey. Of this city, of Company
C, Fifth field battalion, signal corps
part of the Third division. recently
returned from France, regards his ex-
perience in France as most unfortunate
having been confined in a French hos
pital when his company went into &C
ton in May, 1918. Shortly before II"
Third division was ordered to the
front Kinsey was sent to the hospital,
where he was confined for many weeks.
The Third participated in very heavy
fighting and of the members of Kin
seys company about so per cent were
killed.
Kinsey's military record is unique,
in that he was recruited for service IN
this city on Feb. 4. 1918. and twenty
three days later sailed from Hoboken
for France after having been to three
camps-Fort Logan, Fort I.eaven-
worth, and Camp Merritt. He landed
at Brest. and his command taken In
cattle cars to Chateau Wilton. jour-
new of four days. About Chateau VIII
lion the company was engaged In
building hospitals and lines OF COM
munication. Kinsey later went to the
hospital. and after long confinement
there was sent back to New York,
where he arrived Dec. "a. He now is
stationed at Camp Dodge. awaiting his
discharge from service. He is home on
a five days furlough.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-01-23
MEDICAL SOCIETY MEETS.
Physicians Of City Hear Camp Dodge
Officers Tell 81 "Fiu."

Members Of the Marshall County
Medical Society, to the number Of
thirty. held their annual meeting at
the Marshalltown Club Wednesday
night, reelected the old officers, en-
joyed dinner, and listened to inter-
esting addresses by officers of the
base hospital at Camp Dodge, who dis
cusses influenza and its two most
common complications. pneumonia
and empyema.
In view of the bad condition Of the
roads, which prevented members from
other county towns from being present
at the meeting. the attendance was
gratifying. The reelected officers of
the society are DR.. r. r. Hansen,
president; DR.. W s.. Devine, vice
president: DR.. G.. NJ. Johnson. secre-
tary and treasurer; Drs. Devine and
r. F. French, censors.
Following the dinner. at which the
society had as it, guests Major
Edgerly, chief of the medical section
Of the base hospital at Camp Dodge.
and Captain Hamilton, head Of the
internal medicine department of the
base hospital, the Visiting medical
periences with the influenza epidemic.
Major Edgerly described sraphi-
cally the conditions at Camp Dodge
while the epidemic endured in severity
and handicaps under which the medi-
cal corps labored. He accorded hish
praise to all members and departments
OF the corps, from surgeons to nurses.
who had to be ordered from bedsides
and into bed themselves when at
tackled by the disease. The major ia
convinced that the disease an it came
under his observation is practically
distinct from former pandemics OF
grip, and quoted men Of high national
repute to that effect, some Of whom
classified It as plague" He discussed
the different treatments used and
evolved during the epidemic.
Captain Hamilton gave most Of his
attention to late method OF aspir-
ing lungs in empyema. which Is pus
in the lungs following pneumonia and
which has had extraordinary pre-
! valence following the epidemic He
favored what il termed the CLOSED
system Of aspiration Is opposed to
resection Of rib and open drainage
OF the cavity. In this DR.. r. e. Keyser,
H. H. Nichols and NJ. U. Cheeire
differed from the captain, and each
made a showing Of great success
under the resection, which all stated
may be very painlessly done and with
out shock under local anesthesia. The
difference OF opinion brought on dis
cussion very interesting to medical
men present.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-01-23
FOOTBALL SCHEDULE.
Prospects for Winning Team During
Coming Season Are Bright.

Prospects for Winning Team During
Coming Season Are Bright.
The 1919 football schedule for the
Marshalitown high school is completed.
The Aist includes ten games, SIX. Of
which win be staged on the home field.
BY this schedule Marshalltown will
meet some Of the strongsst teams In
tho state, and most OF the stronger
slsvsns will mix with the local squad
here. North High. Dss Molnes. will
be tho first opponent to be seen ct the
opening Of the season. Other notable
strong teams which win meet n. H. 8.
here will be Boone. both East and West
Waterloo, Eldora high school, with c.
dar Rapids closing the gridiron season
on the local field on turkey day" Be.
sides these games which Will be staged
ut Marshalltown there ara four othor
out flown contests with Eldora,
Newton GrinnslL and oskaloosa.
The 1919 schedule Will be ~ follows:
Sept. 2S-Iowa Industrial School At
Eldora.
Oct. l.-Nswton at Newton.
OCT. 11-North high school, Dss
Moines, at Marshalltown.
Oct. ds-wsst Waterloo ct Aarsha,l-
town.
oct. 3s.-Boons at iMarshalltown.
Nov. l-Grinnell ~ Grinnell.
Nov. s-East Waterloo at Marshall-
town.
Nov. Oskaloosa at Oskaloosa. 4
Nov. 22-Eldora high school ut Mar
shalltown.
Nov. s7-Cedar Rapids at Marshail-
town.
The prospects for winning team
this fan look very favorable. altho the
team will lose nine football yeterans
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-01-23
CONCERNED OVER ICE CROP.
Marshall Ice Company Not Vet Able to
1eojn Harvest.

Begin Harvest.
Soft weather of the past few weeks
and a lack Of any extended period OF
extremely cold weather, have caused
the Marshall Ice Company to become
concerned over the prospects for a.
seasons crop Of natural ice.
To date the company has not been
able to harvest any part Of its crop.
The ice on the Iowa river has not
reached thickness Of over seven
inches on an average, altho nine inches
have been noticeable in spots. While
the ice still covers the river, it is be-
coming softer as the warm weather
continues.
The company, however. has not given
up hopes, for seldom does season
pass but that there is enough cold
weather at some time to enable the
putting up Of crop The company
does not want to begin cutting until
the ice is at least twelve inches thick,
for the top layer promises to show
considerable waste following the warm
weather. II severe cold weather re-
suits before the middle Of next month
it is believed crop may be har-
vested.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-01-23
Dillon Items.

A. F. Freiboth. d. F. Baer w. r.
Appincott and F. H. Ncuse, went to
Cedar Rapids Tuesday to attend the
farmers grain dealers convention.
Dan Bruchlacher, Andrew Gettle-
stead and o. rostenson were in Mar
shalltown, Tuesday.
Rev. H. p. Dahl was in MARSHALL
town. Monday.
A. A. Andrews, Herman Baasch, Mrs.
Brennecke, Mrs. Dahl and Miss Edith
Gummert were MArshalltown callers
Wednesday.
Irna and Walter Dahl returned ia
school at Marshalltown Monday after
spending Saturday and Sunday at
home.
D. G. Wolken shipped hogs to Peoria
Wednesday.
Arthur Wolken writes from France.
where he is in the army. that he Is
we'll and hopes to be home soon. Ell
mer wolken Ia now stationed at Alex
andriar Va. He does not know just
when he will be discharged.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-01-23
ss starving Armenlans In parts

Of starving Armenlans In parts of
Turkey.
This 10 . national campaign. which
10 now on turnout the United states,
to raise $4,000. 600 to be expended un.
der the direction OF IAN association com
prised OF officers OF the American Red
Cross. United States government rep
resentatives In Turkey, and christian
missionaries known as the American
committee for relief In the near east
The American Red Cross Is contribut-
Ing 100000 per month, aud the ma.
tional fund Is TO be raised besides
Marshall county's quota II $4,000.
II il expected that a county organi-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-01-23

sAtion Of iaymss In pvsSy Iveslact Win
b selected by the msnistsrsAl unsoa'
Contributions viii be voluntary. aithe
made on the same basic - Red Cross
war fund. The council OF dsfense.
having adjourned sine die, 10 not avail
able for this drive.
An effort has been made TO got
money transferred from the union war
work fund and from the local Red
Cross funds TO Armenian relief. hut
Messrs Boardma and Van Law two
attorneys, hnve decided that II could
not be done legally. A new fund Is
necessary.
All counties In the state are at work
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-01-23
AMUSE N eN1S.
Al the Casino.

A wholesome comedy is the current
offering at the Casino, In which Con-
stance Talmadgo. supported by a CAP
able cast. carries the humor Of misun-
-derstandinss thru many laugable situ-
atoms In Good Night. PAUL" The
play L. n screen version OF the musical
comedy Of tho same name, In which
Ralph Herr recently starred.
The action Of the play stars around
the frantic efforts Of two young busi-
ness men to secure $50,00J in short or
der that their business may live. The
last hope 10 q rich uncle Of one of the
partners who has offered to settle that
sum Of money upon his nephew at mar
rage. Upon the unclc's visit the
youthful wife Of the married partner
represents herself to be the nephews
wife and the plot Of the story con-
Germs itself about the complications
which ensue, and the STRENGTHENING out
OF the tangle. Many laughs are IN
store for the audience which. sees the
many unexpected situations growing
out Of the action Of the play.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-01-23

b. graduates. Coach MurA hovsvsf.
Win have four letter men IN - start
With In link and Joe Whitehiil at
guard; Shannon, tackle; and McCrcery
at quarter. II In also thought that four
old 1917 football men will enter high
school this fall, as they quit school "a
help Uncle Sam win bigger game
These letter men are Dixon, captain
1917, bulldog Johnson. all-state gunrd
1917, Peterson, and Brown. With these
eight veterans Coach Hurd should be
able to make winning team.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-01-23
FOR ARMENIAN RELIEF
csusty's Quota Fired a ets,ooo. and
orsanisatisn viii Dc Fermsd--Ai.
totmsrts TO Precincts, But contribu.
tions viii De Voluntary.

The ministerial union Of Marshall
county was requested by the commit
tee Of county commanders OF the
county council Of defense, at "a special
meeting Wednesday, 10 organize u
special campaign for funds for relief
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-01-23
Hear Son Was aasssd,

Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Fouch hv-
ins east Of the city, were informed by
the war department that their son.
Private Roy Fouch, Thirty fourth IN
fantry division. was slightly gassed on
Oct. Is, 1918. and Ia now under treat
mont in a gas hospital in France.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-01-23
Al the Odeon.

"A Daughter Of the Sun" pleased a
large audience at the Odeon Wednes-
day night. The wierd Hawaiian music,
native scenes, and native Hawaiians
gave the play a realistic touch. The
cast. both native and American, was
very capable and talented.
The main plot Of the play was love
story between q young American ana
beautiful Hawaiian girl, whom the
hero saves from the foolish supersti-'
tions Of her people. Two other coun-
teri plots added zest to the play.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-01-23

Why buy war patent flour when you
can have the old original fancy patent
White Swan -four 1t about thu same
old price thru your grocer. $500 per
sack. Advertisement
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-01-23
ANOTHER NEW FAMILY.
Geneva Family Comes TO This City "a
Make Home.

Mrs. C. L. Luke and little daughter
Edwina, OF Geneva, reached the city
Wednesday to make their home here,
joining Mr.. Luke, who has become
manager of the Pilgrim pharmacy. Mrs.
Luke and daughter were accompanied
by the formers mother, Mrs. ]. r..
-Hallowell, who makes her home with
her daughter. The Lukes will reside,
at 115 North Second street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-01-23

The most active volcano IN the world
II Mount Sangay. II In 1870 feel, SIT
uated on the eastern chain Of the An I
dos. South America II has been IN
constant eruption since is2s.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-01-23

An electric heater whlch nav b
placed In . hathtub after Il has been
hled to raise tho water to any desired
Temperature, II an American invsn-
ttcu "
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-01-23

ana three have cemS'sssA shs's -
sas. $50