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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-07-18
Chill zniceno krupobitiln.

We Washington okresu. Maryland.
zniceno bylo ma mnnhych mistech O.
bill ovoce krupobitim. iez sneslo
Sc mad krajinou v utery odpoledne.
Boufe byla mad line krutnu. Bic.
skem zp6sobeny byly mnohe skody
ma stavbach,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-07-18
BOlSevici dobyIi Ekaterinburg.

Ekaterinburg. 160 mil iihovy-
chodn9 cd Permu. dobyt prV byl Dol.
seviky pond6li. Dobyte m6sto
bylo iednon 2 hlavnicn basi severni-
no kridla Kolcakovy armady. Je-li
zprava pravdivou. pax Kolcak ztra-
til posledni d1lezitou posici sever
ne cd Sibirske dlahy u CeIjabinsku.
Mista tato 1zce souvisi historic
nasich hrdin1. kterf krvaceli j v
tamnfch krajinach v bojich "a vlast
a svobodu!
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MlStni zprdyy.
Tfi poraneni. jeden smrteIne.

V nehod6. jez udala Sc We stfedu
ma Broadway u Pratt ul.. tezce pc.
'ranen byl destile4y hoch. Hyman
Tabacnik E. Pratt ulice. automo-
bilem Eisenbergovym. Hoeh sra
zen Jim byl pri prechazenf ulice.
Lebka byla jemu narazem rozraze.
ma vedle jinych vnitrnich zraneni.
V John Hopkins Iekari neeekaji u
zdraveni hocha.
= Kdyz sesla We stTedu chodni-
ku do ullce sedesatileta A. Weigel.
Il anena byla automobilem Bauer
feinda.
= Sc sedadla yozu. nemz jel po
Pratt ulici shozen byl H. Goetz a
poranen ma prsou zadech. Srazen
byl. kdyz VIZ vjel do vymolu ma
Pratt ulici v blizkosti Central ave-
nue..
= L. Murk. petilety hoch ze S.
Lakewood avenue vjel Sc svym vo-
zickem do trucku ma Alberlnarle u-
lici timto ma miste usmrcen. Dru.
ny jeho bratr MIN jedouci tezce
poranen byl.
= Ma Fayette ulici poran9n byl
pfi pfebihani ulice pet rok1 stary
Alfred Vankouski.
BaltimOrSti bankefi Shani meme
Cke marky.
Mistni velkoobchodnici. kteri Oh
choduji cizozemskymi produkty.
shani Sc 20 nemeck5ch markach.
jichz potrebuii pri budoucim OBJ.
chodovani 8 N6meckem. Amerika
"a nynejsich pom6r1 daleko vice wy
vazeti bude do Nemecka. nezli toto
do Ameriky.
Mnozi obchodnici chteji n9mecke
marky ze spekulativniho stanoviska
N6mecka marka dnes ma cenu I'd
cent?. Doposud vsak prodavana
byla zde "a p6l az do cent?.
Raltlmorstl bankeri jsou pro nei.
rychleils otevfeni obchodu Nemec-
KEN ably toto vaIecne nahrady pla-
titi mohlo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-07-18
ItalSti StdvkaTi v boil.

talii pondeli ma mnohych mistech.
V Lucera~- ~-zabito bylo osm osob so
poraneno. u Janova diva anarchi.
ste byli zastTeleni. Generalni stav-
ka vyvolana byla v Caltanisetta ma
Sicilii. Lid volajici ''slava sove.
tum' vynutil sleveni potravin so
procent. Italska vlada ucinila vse-
MONA vojenska opatreni ku udrzeni
poradku.
Move ministerstvo Nitti dostalo
V parlamentu HAS ddvery 257 hlasv
proti III.
Widen CenOu v bOjfo kontrolu.
V nekolika snad dnech rozhodnut
byti ma boi mezi mfrovou konferen.
cl a uherskymi bolseviky. jehoz ce-
nou Widen byti ma. Spojenci vzdy
vice pocit 'uji nebezpeci bolsevicke
propagandy. jez sfTi Sc z Uher do
Rakouska. Lenin. Trocky Bella
Kun rozhodnuti pry jsou Widen uci.
niti "svetovym hlavnim mestem. !"
NepodaTi-li Sc Widen uchraniti pred
bolseviky a zfiditi We Vidni stalou
vladu. mir a socialni poradek Evro-
py ohrrzen bude ma ieta. Widen
svoji zemepisnou polohou hodila by
Sc bolsevik6m "a znamenity stfed.
odkud propaganda svoii nesti by
mohli ma vsechny strany Evropy.
Bela Kun neVinatkO.
Bella Kun. obratil pozornost miro
We konference ma bolsevismus svoJi
notou, niz rozhodne odmita obvi-
neni. ze bolsevicke mad arske VOL
sko porusi'o podminky pTimefi ma
severnich ma vychodnich hrani-
cich. Hlava sovetske vlady uherske
naopak prohlasuie. be to byli nepfa
tele ieho zeme. Cechosloyaci Ru-
mum. kteTi poursili podminky MI
rove konference a napadli jeho vol
sko uvnitr hranic mad arskeho sta
tn. Bella Kun te priciny Sc taze.
jake kroky cht6ii podnjknouti Spo-
jenci. ably donutili vlady v Praze a
Bukaresti ku respektovan1 svych ma
rizeni.
Temer soucasne Rada Peti vyda.
la prohlasen1. nemz denuncovana
ie konfiskace vsech cennych papict
v uherskych bankach Sc strany boil
sevicke vlady uherske. Konfiskace
ia ie proste nazyvana "zlodej'
stvim". Rada Peti vyzyva vsechny
spojenecke a neutralni vlady. jakoi
Nemecko Rakousko. ably zakaza
ly prodei uherskych cennych papirt
We svJch zemfch, ponevaS penez tax
to ziskanych ma byt pouzito Sire
nj bolSevicke propagandy cizine
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-07-18
BOlSevici pOsilaji zeny do
CiZiny.

CiZiny.
Svycarske casopisy. posuzujice
pTijezd velikeho poctu zen Ruska
a Uher. pravf. ze jsou to vetsinou
manzelky nebo pTibuzne bolsevic-
kych predakd. ktefi je posilaif do
Swear k vGli bezpecnosti. Mnohe
zeny jsou opatreny falesnymi pa
sporty. Skoro vsecky jsou hojne
zasobeny pencil. ktere die domenky
svycarskeho tisku jsou urceny k
hrazeni vyloh. spojenych s bolsevic-
kou propagandou We Svycarsku, We
Francil Italii.
Priced naSich hrdini predmetem
OtdZky.
Zvlastni vysetrujici vybor kongresu
zadan byI pond6lf kongres. Johnso.
mem ze S. Dakoty. aby pocal vyse-
trovanim priciny pravni authori-
ty valecneho departmental prive-
zeni 1900 Ceskoslovenskych vojakn
do Ameriky re Sibire vydani spo-
jenych jejich transportovanim
vyzivou v taborech Kearney
RosencranZ.
SlezSkO nebnde okupOyanO.
Americri deiegati souhlasi ostat
mimi. ze neshody mezi Nemci Po
laky v hornm Slezsku otazce ple-
bicitu vyrovnany budou bez iakeko-
liv potTeby uzitf vojenske moci Spo-
jenc6. Plany pro plebiscit pokra-
cuji.
Vsichni nemecti a polsti voiaci
odtahnou re sporneho 1zemi. jez
chraneno bude jenom mistni policii
pri hlasovani.
Rada peti radi Sc zruseni hloka.
DIV Ruska.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-07-18
Vzducholodi pro nemecky ObchOd

Velka americka korporace stojiI
"a plany zaloziti velkou nakladni a
osebni dopravu mezi Amerikou a
Nemeckem pomoci riditelnych W.
ducholodi. Oznamuje Sc. 70 sluz'
ba zahaiena bude 18. zaEi. Acko
liv cely plan hall Sc dosud tajem-
stvi. vyslo prece ma ievo. re lide.
ktefi cely podnik financuii. buduji
liz til velke vzducholodi We velke
dime blize Baltimore. Velky pocet
delnik1 jest zamestnan stavbou tech
to lodi. ackoliv pry zadny mich We
skutecnosti nezna pravy 1cel sve
prace.
| Rantzau vyslancem We Vidni.
Hraba Brockdorff- -Rantzau byl
jmenovan nemeckym vyslancem pro
Rakousko.
Hrabe Brockdorff- -Rantzau. jak
znamo byl hlavou prvnf nemecke
mirove delegace We Versailles. .aVsak
v cervnu 5tal Sc jeho nastupcem no.
w ministr zahranicnych zalezitosti
Herman Mueller.
Odyodni liStiny hnijOu We Stajich.
Va,ecaV odbor nepostaral Sc va
bee o uchovani odvodnich listin. jes
takovou pracl spoieny byly pr
skladani jich v doba vypuknuti val
ky. Graham. kongesnik. udal w
boru. ze listiny, Ia nichz Zanesen;
isou jmena rs milion6 muz6. .hnijo'
We sklepich stailch Washington
v neposadku to neihorsim.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-07-18
NealkOhOlicke pivO rizna rOz hod


nukAS
V Pittsburgh soudce Thomson
SpojenJch Statd rozhodl proti ga
mitkam staviclm pTelicenf, podanym
1redniky Tiditeli pivovarnickych
spolecnosti "Pittsburg" a "Inde-
pendent iez byli obzalovani po-
rusenf zakona valecne prohibici.
Kazdy ohzalovanych, ,jichz jest eel.
KEN devatenact. byl dan pod zaruku
tisic dolar6
Rozhodnuti soudce spolkoveho
soudu Andersona Bostonu. ze pro-
del piva. ktere neni opojne. neni
protizakonny, vedlo ku odyolani
zkusebniho soudniho pTipadu. jejz
vlada zavedla proti Sanfordu F.
Pettsovi a Leopoldu II. Vogelovi.
mistnfm obchodnikGm lihovinami.
Soudce Anderson uznal jejich ma
milky stavlci pTelitenf a prohlasil.
ze nema nejmensf pochybnosti o
tom. ze kongres mfniI zar ovedeti
Lrodei opojnych napoj6 nikoli "a
staviti prodei napoi6 neorojnych.
" New Orleans soudce Foster
prohlasil. ze komisar vnitrozemni
dane "nema zadneho prava urcova-
I'll. ze pivo obsahujlcf vice nez p6l
procenta alkoholu. nesmi Sc vyrabe-
ii. ale neprohlasil zadneho mineni,
zdali povazuje pivo ITS procenty
alkoholu "a opojn6. cili mic.
CeSkJ farmaT SpdChal sebevrazdu
John Kucera. farmar Cedar
Rapids. Ia. obesil Sc We SVEN do
move. Mysli Sc. ze 81 zoufal mad
sesilenim sve zeny. .ktera byla nedav-
no dopravena do 1stavu. Jeho syn
naIezl mrtvolu octovu. Kucera byl
So let star.
Odjezd cizincI v pInem proudu.
v dtery odejelo New aYorku dali
sich 3 500 cizinc6 do Evropy. Cd.
vazf kazdy Mich pr1merne kolem
So 500 dspor. jak Sc zde soudi.
Hlavna iedon Italiane. Nezli odjiz-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-28
Massachusetts, ConsresmAE
Selected BY Repablicana !,
to Succeed Clark.
MANN FAILS TO WIN
IN BRISK CONTEST
caueus One ss Nest oVarsssd In RsssNs
VI . -oiIlsts hss Die lssd Over
VI .san and caW>pbsil-Ns Speit
.> Arty Rarhs prsAsbis-Nemtna.
= ne Made Unanimous On Melon
sf Mann

+ wash,nston. Feb. Republican
representatives Of tho sixty -sixth com
srcss today have completed their pre-
paratlons for organisation Of the nsxt
house. with Representative Frederick
II. GilIett, Of Massachusetts. AZ speak
er.
After one Of the most spirited spsak-
ership nomination contests in recent
years Mr. Gillett wss selected by the
republican conferecs last night - its
nominee and. barring an improbable
split In the party ranks. win cuccssd TO
the office now held by Champ Clark,
of Missouri. democrat.
The Massa chusetts representative -.
ceived 1ss votes; James r. Mann, OF
Illinois. the present republican l1oOr
leader. So; Representative Philiip
Campbell, OF Kansas. Is. Five votes
were scattering.
Upon motion OF Representative Mann
the nomination OF Mr.. Giliett vas
made unanimous.
Mann Declines Fleor leaderskip.
Representative Mann announced to-
day that under no circumstances
would he accept the door lsadenh4p
Of the next house. Many republicans
said. however, they would not accept
this decision by him ~ hnal.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-28
NO EARLY RAIL RELEAsg~

Government 10 Retain centrsl u Rsii.
roads Pending construetivs Program.
Washington. Feb. 2s.--Director Gen.
eral Hines announced today with the
approval Of President Wilson that ths
railroads would not be relinaulshed
from government control until there
has been an opportunity TO - whe@A-
er constructive permanent pseG5osn
Of legislation was likely 10 Be adoDte1
within = reasonable time.
The administrafion's sstttude was
stated in a letter sent BY Mr.. Hines 70
Senators Smith and Martin. chaluoa
respectively Of the committees On In
terstate commerce and appropriations.
and Representatives Simms and
Shirley. chairmen Of the house COM
mittees.
Mr.. Hines discussed tho matter At
the White House with the president
last night and 1t was the presidents
conclusion that in view Of the situA-'
ton it would not be advisable h, re-
turn the roads to private ownership
Immediately.
The senate interstate commences
committee held many hearings to de.
tcrmine what should be done with
the railroads and the house committee
is expected TO consider the question
at the beginning of the next congress.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-28

the conference published by the New
York sun. In denying the Suns re-
port Mr.. Hitchcock said the president
was questioned about Ireland but that
the question was not serious one and
was not answered.
Senator Williams. of Mississippi, in
terrupted Mr.. Hitchcock, saying the
president had said the league OF ma
tions had nothing to do with the Irish
question.
Does the senator infer the league
has nothing to do with IT. and the
question must be settled between Ire
land and Great Bsitain?" asked Mr..
Boral,. Of Idaho.
The senator can draw his own con-
clusions," replied Senator Hitchcock.
Wilson May AK Changes.
President %;lson desires closing II
peace treaty as speedily 'as is con-
sista sNithsthes great questions in
VOWED, and, except fo5 sadtu4tneht 6s
territorial differences, The believes 4
great part Of the work is approaching
final form.
This was learned by newspaper cor
respondents with whom the president
had free an ! frank discussion Of his
work at Paris and the legislative stu
alton late this afternoon after he had
spent two hours conferring with ad-
ministration leaders at the capitol. 1t
was the frst time the correspondents
III Washington had been invited to see
the president In several years.
It was learned that an amendment
to tho nronosed consultation of the
league of nations which the President
intends to suggest upon his return to
Paris will deal with measures to/ be
used by the league in enforcing terri
tcrial DEGREES.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-28
To Make LONG FIioht.

Paris, Feb. 2s--Captain Coli, who re-
Gently crossed the Mediterranean and
made the return trip within twenty
four hours, soon win make flight by
the way Of Madrid to Fex and Agadir
Morocco. He will make special
study Of conditions over the sea in
view Of his intention to make fight
from Dakar. after the extreme point Of
Cape Verde to Pernambuco. Brazil,
within the next two months. 4G
He Will, on his night, operate a spe-
cial machine which Is equipped with a
fusilage which will keep afioat for ten
hours and, permit the aviator to wait
for assistance in case OF a break down
while over the sea.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-28
lou, poatm a.t.rs Manned.

Washington. Feb. 2s.--New Iowa
postmastcrs were appointed as fol-
lows: Frank l.. ~ Rsoareck, Ok
ford Junction; Arthur l.. Granger,
Marion: Kathryne MCGUIRE Audit
bon: James r. Conover, Calmar:
Esther Y. Walster. Marble Rock:
Hope c. Niemann. Marcus; Maude E,
Barkley. Pierson: Albert Stoltenberg'
Schleswig: Philip W. Llnlbeke. sib-
ley: Alva S. Lynd. Blairsburg: elem
A. Bohenkamp. Duncombe; Alphonso
II. Joder, Hudson: John Waterman,
Klemme: ]. G. Milligan. Pulaski: John
Grant, Stanwood: Alma Comblin. VII
colt.
Iowa postmasters are renominated
at !Anamosa. Burlington, Clinton. Cog
gon, Delmar. DyersVille. F'redericks-
burg. Lakota. Grundy Center KELLOGG,
Kingsley. Lisbon. Malcolm. Mechanics
vile. Monticello. Nashua Seola.
Newell. New London, Oakland. Perry,
Remsep. Stuart. Upton. Vinton, wal
nut. West Liberty and Williamsburg.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-28
Ho.u Soldiers May
Secure $50 Bonus
For War Services

Washington, Fob. cs.--For the infos-
nation OF the thousands II discharged
soldiers and those 10 b. DISCHARGED
hereafter wao Viii he entitled to tho
s61 bonus provided for In the revenue
bill now. IN sffett. the following offi-
ciai statemer; as to the precise steps
to bo taken 10 get the money Is is-
sueda
Section II 10 the revenue act ap-
proved Feb, -. 1912 authorizes the
payment. of A. oonns OF s6a to onice.s'
soldiers. field clerks and nurses OF t"e
army upon honorable separation from
active service by discharge, reslgna.
tlor or otherwise. This bonus Is not
payable to the heirs or representatives
o. any DECEASED soldier.
Send Papers to Washington.
Those who are discharged hereafter
will receive THIS bonus on the same
roll or voucher upon which they are
paid their final pay.
Those who have been DISCHARGED
and have received their final pay
without the $50 bonus should write
letter to the zone finance onicer,
Lemon building, Washington. d. g..
stating their service since April b.
1917. the date Of last discharge, and
their present address to which they
desire their bonus checks to be sent
and enclosing with this letter their
discharge certificate or military order
for discharge and both. IL both were
issued.
Upon the receipt Of this inforrno-
tion the zone finance officer will cause
checks to be drawn and mailed to the
claimants in the order which their
claims were received. .lhe discrnrse
certificate will be returned to the SOL
dier with the check"
Will Take Some Time.
It is estimated that at least 1,eSO,-
900 persons have been DISCHARGED from
the service who are entitled to the
benefits Of this act and while payments
will be made as expeditiously as prac-
ticable, 1t will mainifestly take con-
siderable time to write and mail this
many checks
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-28

has In the hands OF the legislative judi
ciary committee, which have under
consideration the report on the par
don submitted by the governor, It Is
likely the attorney general will appear
before the house judiciary subcom-
mittee Immediately after the lexisla-
tive midsession vacation, which ends
March 5.
The attorney general pointed out
that II was unlawful for him TO pre-
sent to the legislative committees
transcript Of evidence presented to the
grand jury. but he said he would give
the names OF witnesses who appea red
before that body. and the committees
had power to call them for examina-
ton
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-28
Naaro Aanaed Eor Murder

Annapolis. Nd. Feb. % John Snow
den. eolored was hanged at the county
jail today for The murder OF Lottie
MAY Brandon. In August, 1917.
The Jail was heavily guarded by
soldiers with machine guns, and police
from Baltimore to prevent any demon
straton or attempts to interfere with
the execution. but s,here was no sign
OF disorder.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-28
MINIMUM SWINE
PRICE EXTENDED
Minimum Of $3.50 Which Expires To.
night Will Be Continued Until Pres
idsnt M axes Embargo Decision-vs.y
Likely Removal of Embargo Will
Mean Abandonment Of Price Fixing.

Washington, Feb. 2s-The present
minimum price Of $3.50 a hundred
pounds for hogs which expires al
tonight will be continued
until decision is made by President
Wilson regarding the existing embar-
goes on pork affecting neutrals and
other countries. This statement WAS
made today by officials Of the food ad-
ministration.
Frank s. Snyder, head of the meat
division, it was said, is prepared to
abandon the hog price agreement poll
cy under which minimum has been
maintained from month to month
since last October, If the embargors
are lifted Otherwise price will l>e
agreed upon FOR March. There may %
no action before Monday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-28
RioTING IN MUNICH.
spartaean Foress Control City-esiz
Rank NnAa PrAaaaa Ration Food.

Spartaean Forces Control City-Ssize
Bank Note Presses. Ration Food.
Paris. Thursday, Feb. 2I.-Thc sit
uatlon at Munich 10 grave. according
to the Berlin Vo<siche Zeitung. which
is quoted in Havas dispatch from
Basic.
Spartacan forces not only are
masters Of public buildings and the
transportation services In the city but
also have seized the nresees on which
government bank notes are printed
These presses. 1t is said by the Berlin
Lokal .Anzeiger are kept busyl Food
stuffs are being rationed at Munich.
the amounts issued to the bonrgeoisie
being only half OF those given work
men.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-28
Red, Storm Parliament.

Copenhagen. Feb. 2S.--Rioting broke
out anew In Munich on THURSDAY, ac-
cording to the correspondent there or
the Politikan, Three thousand Sparta
can soldiers marched to the parlia
ment building In an effort 10 force the
diet to proclaim a soviet government
in Bavaria.
German government troops yester-
day occupied the town of Hamborn, IN
the Ruhr Industrial region. after
fight in which a number or sparta
cans we're killed. The government
troops captured 116 prisoners.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-28
sweepino Down Missouri River.

Kansas City. Feb. 2s.-The third
blizzard of the winter swept over
Missouri, Kansas and Oklahoma today
piling snow and sleet into huge drifts
which is blocking railways, and street
car lines. Near zero temperatures pre-
val and live stock is suffering because
OF difficulty In feeding. The worst Of
the storm. which IL accompanied by a
forty-mile northwest wind. seems to
he following the general direction Of
the Missouri river.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-28
General Bliz.ard Work. East.

Chicago, Feb. %. Blizzards were re-
ported today in Iowa Minnesota. Mis-
souri, Oklahoina, Kansas. Nebraska
and South Dakota. The storm was
working eastward and the weather
bureau predicted zero weather for Chi
cago tonight or tomorrow.
All states rcported trair service de-
layed. In rural districts many schools
were closed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-28
GERMAN MINERS strike.
Governments May Employ Militia 70
Restorv Order

Basle. Feb es.--More than two.
thirds OF the miners OF central Ger
many are on strike. according to Ber-,
lin odriocs. The government hopes to
establish order by use OF large miii-
tary forces.
The Frankfort Heituug says the
communist activity is increasing IN
Koenigsberg and the whole OF East
Prussia, where thousands Of pamph-
lets have been distributed appealing
to the people To destroy the railroads.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-28
Ereioht Trains AnnulIsd.

Mason City. Feb. 1s.-F'reight trains
on the Milwaukee railway between
here and Mitchell S. D., have been
annulled because of the snow storm
which is raging in northern Iowa.
Passenger trains are being pushed
thru, altho they are several hours
late. All freight trains on the Iowa
and Minnesota division of the North
western railroad between here and Fox
Lake. Mimi, have been abandoned be-
cause of the snow. Passenger trains
are encountering deep drifts but are
running light.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-28
surface Dui,dinss Burn.

Boulder, Colo, Feb. 2S.--Fire which
started early today In the Sentennial
mine OF the Big Four Coal Company
at Louisville, Colo, near here destroy
ed surface buildings Of the mine Six
men who were inside when the fire
began were rescued The loss has not
been estimated.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-28
lowA,s HONOR roll.

Only Two iowans Lifted Among Cas-
ualtiss Of Our Ovsrssas' Foress.
\. Washington. Feb. ~. The names OF
two fowGrsoldiers appear on the COM
bined casualty lists issued for publica-
tion today. They are:
Died from accident and other causes
Private Raymond 7. Kenney. Gill
more City.
Died OF disease Corporal John NJ
Kerr, Lone Rock.
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Former President Accepts
Invitation to Assist in
League Boost.
MEETING PROMOTED
BY TAFTS LEAGUE
ranging For Wilson Meeting in New
York Next, Tuesday Nisht--Plan 10
to Give League Of Nations Boost az
Nonpartisan lssus-Wilson Arrang.
ing For Return Trip to Paris.

New York. Feb. oS.--Former Presl-
dent William Howard Taft has ac-
cepted the invitation to speak here
next Tuesday night on the same plat
League to Enforce Peace announced
today. Mr.. Taft telegraphed the ac-
ceptance from Nashville, Tenn.
Mr.. Taft, in his telegram, en-
phasized his desire to do everything
possible to help make everything clear
to the country the nonpartisan charac-
ter Of the league Of nations issue.
Abram 1. Elkus. chairman of the
state reconstruction commission. who
is sharing with the League to Enforce
Peace the arrangements for the meet
ing, said that announcement of the
joint appearance of the president and
former president had brought appli-
cations for seats from nearly every
state east Of the Mississippi.
Mr. Elkus is acting for the governor.
who will preside at the meeting, and
whose invitation to Mr.. Wilson to dis
cuss the league Of nations before the
people of New York state was fol-
lowed by a request that Mr.. Taft,
president Of the League to Enforce
Peace. speak on the Same occasion.
The former president will come here
from the south, where he IL conduct
ing part OF his nation wide campaign
in the interests Of the league Of ma
tions policy.
Prepa rations for meeting in New
York are In the hands of Governor
Smith, who will open the meeting and
Introduce some prominent republican,
probably the head of civic organiza-
tion.i The addresses by President Will
son and lformer president Taft WIN fol-
low.