davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-11
BOLSZEWICY PREY
ROBOCIE.

Pewien kapitan sztabowy trzc
ciego korpusu Armii Polskiej we
Francyi p. H. l.. nadeslal Wydzia
iowi .Narodowemu charaktcrv-
styczny document propagandy
bolszewickiej, jaka w szercgach
wojsk genera}a Hallera do ostat-
Mich dni uprawiano re Stanow
Zjcdnoczonych "a pomoca podle-
gajacych listow, sianych do zoH-
merry polskich we Francyi przcz
ACKNOWLEDGMENT nieSumienna
propaganda jednostki.
Oto przyklad tel roboty boil
szewickiej:
Pcwien z~oinierz, polSki otrzy-
mai cd niejakiego Waltera (:)
BANANA z Frankfort Heights,
Ill. list nastepujacy Z data 80
kwietnia 1919:
.,Kochany Kolego!
List do Ciebie piSac zamySla-
lem DO bym sic chcia} d]owicdziet
O twoim zdrowiu oraz i powodze-
niu co sic tyczy mnie to ia jcstem
zdrow a powodzenie mole rozmai
te co sic tyczy piracy to bardzo
kiepsko DO tylko diva dni w ty-
godniu many fain gud tain i ME
wiadomo kiedy bedziem lcpiej
pracowac 30 Ameryka prawie ca
iy przemysf wstrzymala. Europa
rewolucyjna a vice jezeli Euro
pa bedzie tax dalej W rewolucyi
ia zapadnie tu dosyc powazna bic
da w Ameryce ale my sic z tego
cieszymy re jest TAXI zastoj, DO
predict narud zrozumi zrobi tax
lax luz zrobii narud W Europic w
kilku panstwach ma lgo maja juz
tn przyszio do waznych zaburzeh
bolszewickich wielkich miastaeh
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-11
ME BYLO POGROMU w 30
RYSLAWIU.

Polska Delegacya ma paryskiej
Konferencyi Pokojowcj otrzyma
la cd Nydziafu Prasowego Mini
>teryum Spraw Zagranicznycn W
Warszawie nastepujacs note z d.
6go czerwca (opozniona w pre-
sylcel.
,.Rzekome Strajki. bunty i po-
gromy w Borysiawiu i w Eagle
blu naftowem sa wymyslami. Po-
rzadek panuje W cafym kraju i
piracy wcale ME przerwano. Ko-
mendant placu W B~oryslawiu pre-
syia nam nastepujaca deklaracye,
podpisana przez delegatow gmi-
nv izraelickiej W Borysiawiu.
..Stwierdzamy, re cd chwili
wkroczenia wojsk Rzeczypospo-
litej Polskiej laden wybryk ma
fury politycznej, ekonomiczneJ, a
tenn mniej natury narodowej czy
wyznaniowej, ME zmqci} ami ma
chwiIe pokoju. Odpierajac kalu-
mnie o rzekomych pogromach o..
swiadczamy. re ludnosc zycow-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-11
Komunikaty Urzedu PrasoWo : InfoTma-
cyjnegO Wydzia|u Mar. Pol.

ska cieszy sic skuteczna opieka
re Sama przyczynia sic do zapew-
nienia wlasnego bezpieczenstwa.
(Podpisano): Imienicm gmin IL
raclickich: Israel Lipschutz, Ellie
Plithoer, Joachim Becker, Her.
mann Block, Aaron Lanadu,
Chain Duner. Leon Schutzmann.
Nastepuja podpisy przedstawicie
|; gmin Boryslawia, Tustanowic i
Wolanki, jak rowniez przcdstawi
cieli wszystkich stronnictw poll
tycznych polskich W tychze micj-
scowoSciach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-11

Frankiorcic ME ma mic ciekawego
wszvScy kolcdzy was bardzo Ia
mjq Wiencej CT ME ina co do pi-
SANTA jak GIG tylko pozdrawlam
mile i serdecznie badz zdrow do
mifcgo zobaczenia sic Z tobq w
.POISCE. Jak tylko bedzie MOI
ia jcchac do Polski to sic wszy-
,cy zobaczymy (Gut bail"
List ten sam "a siebic m6wi I
ME potrzcbuje komentarzy. Autor
jego ~,,otrzytaE sic i uSwiadomli'
ma ..dzienniku Ludowym" jak to
sam wspomina. ,,.Argumentow'
przcciw Wydzia}owi Narodowe'
mu zapozyczyi cd organizacyi n
@. y. | jako rezultat piracy wv
chowawczej destrukcyJnle Did,
lajqcych czynnikow naWychodz--
twie, many OTTO propaganda maj
obskurn!ejszego bolSzeWlzmu.
WySlawianie ustroju obccnego W
Rosvi. nawotywanic zo}nierzy
polskich do walk Z Rzqdem Pol
skim. spotwarzanie Naczelnika
Panstwa, kt6rego imieniem oSia-
niano til do niedawna pr6by edu-
kacy' bolszewickiej wsrod mas
wychodzczych.
Takie zaS w~razenie list bolsze-
wick - oczywiscie ME jedyny
W tvm rodzaju - wywar} ma szta
bic Armii Polskiej. Swiadcza o
tenn sIowa kapitana H. L., kt6ry
tax pisze:
,,ProSze tego przekletego Sc
kretarZa' bOlsZeWlCk1egO oddaC
W rece sprawiedliwoSci, ably wig
eel ME szerzyf buntu miedzy ma
szymi zoInierzalni. TAX samo wy
dawce ,.Dziennika Ludowego"
"a klamliwc artykuly i s~zerzenie
buntow w$r6d Polonii w Stanach
.Ziednoczonych. Ma pohybel zdraj
com Ojczyzny, DO to lotrowstwo
ME jest warte, re zyje ma swiecie.
Zawiadamiam, re odtad listy z
Ameryki beda cenzurowane przez
Rad, a jesli znajdzie sic podob-
ME bolszewicki list, autor bedzie
surowo karany.
,,Protestuje przeciw ohydnej
potwarzy ,,Dziennika Ludowe-
go" jakoby Francya mia}a roz--
strzelac 1000 zolnierzy polskich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-11
LAX SIZE F~ABRYKUJE
POGROMY.

z Zurychu donosza pod data
10 czerwca:
Cd pewnego czasu pogloski roz
siewane przez Hage Stockholm
utrzymuja, re Z chwila zajecia
Wilma przez Polakow zabito
200 zydow,
Otoz pisma warszawskie z d.
Is marca zamieSciiy W tel spra-
vie notatke nastepujaca:
.,Delegacya iydow Z miasta
wilma udaia sic wczorai do re-
dakcyi dziennika zydowskiego
Der Hajnt'S zaprzeczyia via
domoSci podanej take przez diva
inne dzienniki zydowskicj Der
Moment, i ,.Das Jedische Folk,
wedle ktorych zabic miano ZOO
zyd6w podczas walk ma ulicach
wilma.
.,Delegacya ia zapewnila re
l;czba zabitych tam zydow ME
przenosila SO, a byli to prevail
ME ludzie z bojowki 'bolSzewi-
ckiej."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-11

i doSyG ludzi zginelo to tylko PREY
grywka poczqtkowa i my tutaj ME
mySl bracie ze p~ruznuj en- bczczyn
ME zorganizowaliSmy ia West
Frankfort wielki oddziaf POlskl
Socyalistyczncj Partyi kt6ry Ii
CIV czlonk6w %. SprowadziliSmv
polSkiego mowce to Jest dobrcgo
bolSzcwika Chicagoskiego, ktor.y
ram dose prawdy powiedzia} o
Izqdzic Piisudzkicgo PadcrcW-
skim. ot0z PiiSudski poiqczy} sic
l. poIskq Burlaryjq kapitalistycz'
ia ! jak nam telc&ramy donloS}y
COS prawdy choc kolego teraz
Jest tn W Ameryce naJWleESza
ccnzura Pil>udski ogioSiE sad wo
Jenny W Polscc ma chiop0w i ro-
botnikow, kt0rzy sic domagalq
takich rzqdow jak W RoSyi wi
GziSz bracic co ten naSz WychWa
Iony wodz L,cgionowy robi L ma
szcmi ojcami i bratmi. Precz sta
kim rzqdcm burzaryjnym ia wo-
lam I walczyt taxi rad jaN W
RoSyi, rad robotniczy. WidziSz
bracie juzeS sic ty nawalczyl W
A.meryce stemi .patryotaml cd
Wydzialu Narodowego / ME
WIEN co ci sic Staio les ty Po5zedl
do ty Armii Kapitalistycznej. Me
dziwie sic bratu Frankowi DO on
maIo byf otrzytany i uSwiadomio
ny. Ale ty Kolego mia}em Gle "a
dobrego radykala i tax da}cS sig
zbaiamucic ia WIEN re ty bracie
teraz rzaiuiesz ale cuz "a puzno
rzaiowac musisz teraz sluchac
swego siugi kapitalistycznego co
on CT kaze to ty musisz WyNo-
nae iabyS ME chcial to kula w
icb lub wiezienie choc bys kolegO
zalowai to juz "a puzno zalowac
ia wien &c wan tam bieda tam
dosyc dokucza we Francyi ale
zebyc tych waszych organizato-
row z Wydzia}u narodowego los
spotka} marny zeby wygineli
wszyscy ale z waszych rak wy
tam jak nam tn pisma donosza
bardzo kiepskie macie zycie a do
Polski was niechca puscic ME
wiadomo ola czego tego ani' dja
lei niewie i jak nam jeszcze W.
dzienniku Ludowym donlesli cd
rewny osoby to podobno Fran
eva rozstrzelaia 1000 naszych
ch1opcow BIO odmowili pos}uszeh-
silva. rzadali predkiego wyjazdu
do Polski a Francya ME chce po-
zwo1ie ma to ME wiadomo z jake
go powodu. Kolego tn ma West
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-11

,Naleza}oby chwytac p~taszkow
ktorzy knuja spisek przeciw lst-
niejacemu Rzadowi Panstwa poi
skiego"
Ma razie wystarczyc mus Cd
DAME ich pod pregierz opinii Pu'
blicznej i ostrzezenie wychodz-
twa pred zgubna propaganda
przeciw pahstwu polskiemu, be-
daca owocem agitacyi wrogich
WydziaYowi Narodowemu zywio.
low.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-11
each ludnosc polska samorzutnie
organizuje wladze cywilne,
PRZECIW PRZYWILEJOM
OLA MNIEJSZOSCI MA
RODOWYCH.

Warszawa. s czerwca. - Zwia-
EEK narodowo = ludowy przedlo-
zyl W Sejmie wniosek nagiy, pro-
ponujacy zawezwac Polska De-
legacye Pokojowa W Paryzu do
poczynienia energicznych pred
stawieh i protestow przeciw de-
cyzyi Aliantow odnoSnie do
mniejszoSci narodowych i wyzna
niowych W Polsce.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-11
SOJUSZ POLSKO RUMUN-
SKI.

Do Warszawy przybyl 6 czerw
ca puIkownik Bodulescu z naczel
nego sztabu rumunskiego W cha
rakterze attache wojSkowego Ru
munii PREY najwyzszem dowodz-
twie polskiem.
w Galicyi Wschodniej wojska
rumunskie. pojawiiy sic W Mad
wornie. Ottynii, Horodence /
T,umaczu. w wyzwolonych Swie
70 z jarzma ukrainskiego okoli-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-01-29
MAKES WAN BERG HEIR
Estate Of Edward Padelford Left to
Old Friend-Property Estimated to
Have Aggregate Value Of More Than
5000-6oIduc Will Probated.

The will of Edward Padelford. a
member Of the soldiers home who met
death Dec % when he fell from win
dow Of the home hospital, was admit
ted to probate Tuesday in the district
court. The will, dated Jan. 80, 1854.
with a codicii drawn April 3. 1913.
makes Peter A. Wanbers, of this city,
an old friend of Padelford. sole benefit
ciary The estate is said to have
an aggregate value of more than Sl5,-
900. Wanbers is nominated executor
without bonds in the will. The codicil
does not materially change the terms
Of the will, but as expressed in the doc
ument. is for the purpose of making
the will more explicit
The omission TO will any part OF
the estate to his sons, Edward Everett
Padelford and Amos c. Padeiford, OF
Fall River. Mass, it is explained in the
viii, was intentional on the part OF
the testator. The is expected that the
sons will contest the will.
The will OF Elizabeth Boldue was
admitted to probate Tuesday. and By
it's terms the household goods and fur
niture are bequeathed TO daughter.
Margaret Delaware. and the residue or
the estate is to be div ided. share and
share alike. between the children, Pau
line West. Josephine Henneman, Jen-
ME Roscnburough, Matte Magee, ana
Margaret, James. Philip and Fliiace
Delaware The will is dated May 3.
1916. The First Savings Bank of State
Center is nominated executor of the
estate
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-01-29
Van Glove Items.

Mrs. L. ". Beye and daughter. Vel
ma. Mrs. Henry Herzog and daughters.
who have been visiting al the parental
home at Laurel returned to their homes
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Heinemen are the par
ents Of daughter born Jan. %.
The Misses Amanda Haas. Mamie
Lloyd Boyed spent Saturday in Mar
shalltown.
The teachers and a few friends sur
prised Miss Haas at her home Thurs
day evening it being her birthday. Miss
Haas was showered with gifts. Ee-
freshments brought by the guests were
served.
Mrs. T. J. Glidewell. who was taken
suddenly Ill Saturday night remains
about the same, altho it is thought that
she is slightly better.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Monroe and fam
lily and Miss Clara Quick were in Mar
shalltown Saturday.
Mrs. C. c. Quick and daughter Clara
and Mrs. c. A. Harris will entertain
the Helping Hand Society Wednesday,
Feb. at the home OF the former. Mrs.
Mary Gregg will give demonstra-
| ton. -..... ..
Miss Evelyn Bohen, OF Marshalltown,
spent the week-en at the home OF
| her cousin, P. E. Bosch.
Miss Minnie Tigges spent Sunday
| with her parents at Melbourne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan RAIDER and daugh-
| ter Elsie will leave the farm March l
and move to Melbourne where they
| have purchased property.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Mulcahy, Of Mar
! shalltown. spent Sunday at the r. j.
! Glidewill home.
Elma and Pay Gallentine and Pot
hast Bros. shipped two car loads Of
| hogs to Chicago Tuesday.
J. E. Dysart who Is sick with an at
| tack Of Brights disease and append
cits is resting as we'll as could be ex-
pected. =,
The Ladies' Aid Society met We'd
| needay with Mrs. Ellis Dysart.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-01-29
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST TWENTY.
FIVE YEARS AGO IN MARSHALLTOWN

Shorthill. Agnes Sears, Esther Green
baum and Cora Wilbur, and Messrs
Fred O. Bailey. Roy Kicker Charlie
Lawrence, Rob Whitaker, Roy Water
bury, Frank Peterson, and Lisl'
Brown"
Anna u. Kinsey. aged 10. younges
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. n. Kinsey
5iy North Second street. died of lups
trouble following an Illness OF almost
"A year.
Wednesday, Jan. 81, 1894.
Licenses 10 wed were granted tt
william Gummert. farmer, OF Green
castle township, and Bertha Nuese. o'
LeGrand; Henry T. Blrks, farther oi
Timber ,'reek township, ana Carl;
Minnchan. or Greencastlc: and Ralpl
l.. Harris, farmer, and Nellie +. WI
Its. both OF Vanclevc.
Mrs. A. A, Moore In at Oak Park
H.. visiting Mrs. G. II. Ackerr. Mr.
Moore left last night for Minnca polls
and will return via Chicago with his
wife in abour a week."
Daniel Fussie. aged 90. n resident OF
the county 'tr twenty-five years, died
at his homo. four miles north Of Gree-
Mountain, OF Ia grippe.
Violet May, the l0-months- oil
daughter OF MIR. and Mrs. r. G. Davis
Of Bromley, died at the family home.
Thursday. Feb. I, 1894.
The humps Is abating among the
school children"
AS indicated by yesterdays Des
Moines dispatches, +. C. Let's. OF this
city. has been appointed as aid decamp
on Governor Jackson's staff, ranking as
lieutenant colonel. an honor dcservedly
and most properly bestowed. Colone
Let's. we salute YOU"
Theodore A. Brown. OF this city
who Is attending the annual convention
Of the state photographer associa-
ton al Des Moine5. was elected treas
urer OF The association this morning
an honor most worthily bestowed"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-01-29

morning At , O'Clock.
The case Of ArenibAa was given TO
the jury In the afternoon. After abort
deliberation a verdict was returned.
Arenibas In q Mexican employed at the
gas plant OF the Iowa Railway 4 Light
Company.
CundiH Case Dismissed.
Following the plea Of guilty by Gun
dlff TO the charge of raising check
for $40 to tll00. given him by the
Marshall Vinegar Company the case
Involving the alleged theft Of automo-
bile tires was dismissed.
4 judgement was rendered Tuesday
in district court in favor of l.. Gins
berg & Sons. of Dcs Moines against
ID. u. Wilson. for goods alleged to have
been delivered and not paid for. The
hill as originally rendered was slightly
less than $500. but some OF the mer-
chsndiso purchased has been returned.
The case OF s. h. Allen VS.. !. w. CARTS
has been settled and dismissed.
Two New Suits Filed.
Two new suits were fled In district
court Tuesday, in one Of which Hardin
and Marshall counties appear as joint
plaintiffs. The action Is brought
against J. r, Glenn and Philip Brecht,
who are alleged to have guaranteed the
expenses OF filing a drainage ditch and
drain in certain lands in the two
counties which have never been paid.
The plaintiff counties allege that on
March q, 1915, petition asking the
establishment Of drainage district and
drain signed by J. r. Glenn. was filled
in the office OF the county auditor for
Hardin county. A duplicate petition
was filed in the Office of the Marshall
county auditor. Accompanying the pc
tition a bon$ for $500 was filed by
Glenn and Brecht. guaranteeing that
the obiigators would pay all expenses
for filing the petition. provided the inn
provement was not finally established
by the boards of supervisors of the two
counties. In filing the petition and eX-
penses incident thereto, the two count >
les are alleged TO have incurred an in
debtedness Of s442.6s, which it is
claimed the makers of the bond have
never paid. Judgement for S442.6s,
with interest at per cent from Oct
IS. 1916. is asked.
John Burns is made defendant in a
suit brought by the ST. Anthony
Savings Bank, which seeks judgement
on promisary note alleged to have
been given by the defendant in the
sum of $3.50 with interest at per cent
from Oct. 20. 1917.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-01-29
AN SEM ENTS.
Wallace Twins Short Story Amusing
Film. Featuring Washburn.

Bryant Washburn. the popular Para
mount star. Is in Venus in the East"
one OF the most amusing pictures OF
the season. at the Strand, today. This
Aim was made from Wallace Twins
story that appeared serially last year
in tho Saturday Evening Post. The
splendid acting of the star, tho excel
lence Of the story, and the anc choice
Of scenes, make Venus In the East" a
worth while picture. Washburn Is
supported very well by competent
list of players Including Margery Will
son. Anna O. Nilsson, Guy Oliver,
Clarence Burton. and Julia Faye.
The story Of Venus in the East"
centers about Buddy McNair. a hand
some westerner. who starts east to
spend a fortune. Buddy Is imagina-
tive and when he sees picture OF
Mrs. Pat Dyvenot, beautiful New
York society woman. in a Sunday pa
per. he calls her his Venus in the
East" and goes TO WOO her. He starts
for the east with his pockets bulgins
with bills but a young woman. whom
he meets on the train, takes his money
which ne has left in his coat on the
seat.
Buddy believes the woman Is an ac-
complete OF some gamblers.
Buddy begins his search for Mrs.
Dyvenot. and sees her al the opera.
Next Gay the papers tell Of her loss OF
9. string OF nlnety-two pearls, and
Buddy plans to replace the pearls to
get acquainted and buys string for
$3.50 900. He presents them to Mrs.
Dyvenot in person.
infatuated by her he proposes mar
rage and Is accepted but later he
leaves her as she proves TO be a
'vamp" Buddy encounters the girl
whom he supposed to be thief when
she took his money on his way to the
east. but she restores the money to
Buddy as she took It to keep the
gamblers from robbing him. Buddy
realizes that this Is his real Venus in
the East" and she accepts him.
Pearl White in the serial The
Lightning Raider displays some fine
acting in daring and romatic way,
| This is the fourth episode OF the
serial.
N%h,rs /, n;visionx Praised,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-01-29
Fills Stomach
With New Energy
Mail Worn Out. Casey, Sour Stom.
ach Revived and Made to Enjey
Food With Stuarts 0ys-
manila Tablets.

Most of us eat three times day and
often forget that each meal should be
disposed Of in the stomach to make
room for the next. The failure OF the
stomach to do this il called indigestion
or dyspepsia, with its sour risings. gas.
rumblings. pain, depression and the
feeling Of stuffiness when breathing is
difficult.
The most effective remedy and the
most reliable one, because you can get
1t at any drug store in the United
States or Canada, is Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets, at so cents box. Instead Of
depriving yourself OF food or going on
starvation diet simply keep on as you
have and let these tablets straightcn
out your stomach, digest the food and
keep you in the fight.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-01-29
JESSE ARENIHAs FOUND GUILTY
OF SELLING iNvoxlcANTs
CONTRARY TO LAW.
HARVEY cvNrlFE .oNFsssEs
GUILT Before COURT


Two criminal cases were disposed OF
Tuesday. in district court, when
Jury returned verdict OF guilS
against Jesse Arenibas. indicted on a
charge of selling liquor contrary TO
law. and counsel for Harvey, Cundln
against whom two indictments were
returned charging him with raising a
check and with larcncy, entered plea
OF guilty for his client. Judge cum
mings will sentence the two Saturday
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-01-29

Others in Divisions Praised.
At least two other Marshalltown SOL
diers were serving in the divisions
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-01-29

DR.. Rull.rd. o.,sopa,h. 10 West Main
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-01-29

that vera eepeclAlly cemNanle1 ~
General Pershlng In hts report of ~
American army hled with eecrstasy u
War Bakss. They are Harry Jorsen-
sen and Walter Merritt. Both were In
the Seventy seventh division. recruited
from New York and soms of the New
England states. Both were assigned Ia
replacement units and both happened
to be attached to the Seventy-seventh.
Both soldiers have been in France
since early In 1918.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-01-29
Tuesday, Jan. 30, 1894.

The Optimas gave party at 'ne
home of Miss Agnes Sears Friday ev
enins last. The house was beautifuils
decorated with roses and hyacinths
Charlie Lawrence won the first prize
Mt progressive angling. Partners were
chosen by matching strains OF music
each one having to sing their own. Eie'
CANT refreshments were served In d
style for which fine Optimas are noted
Those present were Igerna Getz, Mar
earet Johnson. May WATSON, Mona
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-01-29
News Of lsGrand.

Mrs. Rice, of New Sharon, has re-
turned home after spending a few days
with her daughter, Mrs. Ed Sharp,
Rev. r f.. Shut has been called 10
Wisconsin by the death of his father
which occurred Thursday night.
Mrs. Addie Carry is visiting her son
at Earlham.
All the "nu" cases In town are I'm.
proving.
r. II. Bean returned home Saturda,
from Oklahoma, where he has been
spending several weeks looking after
his farms.
Earl Clemens returned to Le0rand
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-01-29
Old Diamond, Improved.

Now Is the time to look after your
diamond, see that 1t is firm in the
mounting, if not. get it reset or a
new ring. See Hellberg. He is always
glad to tell you what to do. We re-
mount old stones or sell you new
modern mountings for your stones to
suit. As we do the work ourselves
right here You can get it done swift
and correct, IN a workmanlike manner.
See us in our new store. Let the big
street clock guide you TO the best
jewelry store IN this section Of the
country. William Hellberg.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-01-29

aftoe being mustered out At caoD
Dooos 10 ind HiA wife expect 70
start N = few dsys for Spencer, their
former home.
n. l.. Pemberton II moving this week
from his own farm TO the Narber
place east of town.
Arthur Davidson and family expect
to move soon onto the place vacated
by MIR. Pembertor.
-------T---------------
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-01-29

Mrs. w. r. Wells Of Boone, returned
home Tuesday night after spending .
week visiting ut the home Of Mrs. Ed
ward Hayes, East Linn street.
The Washington times., 1919-05-15
HEALTH CRUSADE FILM
is SHOWN AT PRESS, CLUB

open Your Eyes" q photodrama
which is to be used by the United
States Public Health Service in its
nationwide campaign to educate the
public to a higher plane Of health
and stamp out a menace, the danger
Of which was disclosed during the
course of preparing the manhood OF
the country to bear arms in the great
war, was shown before the members
OF. the National Press Club in the club
rooms last night. prior to It's release
for general exhibition.
The Press Club had as BIS guests
Of honor at last nights exclusive
screening, Maj. Gen. Rupert Blue
surgeon general of the U. S. Public
Health Service; Col G. c. Pierce, OF
the same service, and other officials
OF the Public Health Bureau, station.
ed in Washington. All were enthusi-
astic in their Endorsement Of the
screened subject.
Music was furnished by a full or
chestra, and following the projection
of the picture, the guests OF honor
were entertained at a buffet lunch
| The showing was arranged BY
Charles Mintz representative Of
state Health Film, by whom "oper
Your Eyes" was produced in coop
Grafton with the L. S. Public Health
! Service