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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-24
QrbeioSlonnen
paa Sanoet.

Sfelge en- al SonobrugSocparte.
mentet / @aibington netnp ~oifertliss
giort Statiitif bar IrbeioSIgnten
paa 6ornlene / 1919 oen bpieitc / oe
6oreneoe Staters &iitorie. iSor Ir.
beioere, ionl bprebcs ior Waaneoeu,
bar 8ienneministbetalingen ioget
Sanbet iom Ell SeIbco $3.50 meo
Soften % $56.29 ,l6cn Scott. 6o1
Irbeioe / Sfurouren betaItes / 8ien.
neminit belt op til $44S ON 0agcr
mco Scott / De norO-ccntroIe Stater
u~eltenior Wislisiippifloocrt.
@iQigit Dor Irbeio$bipIpcn / De
ipoatlantilfc Stater. Gen nloalleo.
ligc Ssn inobefatet Soft oq Soqi par
Heicit / De oeitIise Stater, buor @icit-
renlInitsbetalinsen Dor $62.96 nlco
aoit oa $S7.12 uben apit.
DC / 1919 p~roorcereoe 9lplinQcr
bopoc cit lis Troccnt iterre &proi
rlo / 1918, men ben p~rocentpiic
6orbeielle al Irbeioslsnncn bar 40
itiaig itsrre. Suobefottct Scott %
2ogi bar nenllig Acknowledgement IA
Nrccent, uoeit Scott 1873 % / Chr.
cnnen 1873 Bct, bsiere euo / 1918.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-24
"Oet FORTE Sfuo".

Shr. Statsmiriiter elibu HOot
boIot paa Den repubIifnife Stats.
fonpeltion / Nem Dorf Sin Den 19oe
6. en- Gale, buori ban gap CT ON.
ribs al ben BIotiorm, Yartiet burOe
title iig Yaa peo Galget / giouember,
90 Tom aIIuinhelig betragtes Joni bet
'erite SflIo" / oen ioreitaneroe aam
pague.
gIanOt De OigtIeite al De Grogram.
lager, ban anbeioIeoe, fam npDne:
Teccntraliiering al ben uoo0cnoe
9iagt; RutiNfation al 6reOstrotta.
Ten nteb Senatets Helerpationer; Ell
Iepiiion cler SmarbeIoeIie al 81.
gaopererstomiien paa Ell aongres az
Rationer, iom iful iammenfaIoes al
ZEN rcpublifauit Br9iioert umi0beI.
bart eiter ben Ace Dfart$ 1921
itreng Gfonomi / Stctsbusbolonil..
gen; Retten III Of ltreIfe al besrRi.
les nj oct Hunft, oa ben fommer /
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-24
2lmerifanere
taeet tilfanse.

Sfslge ct Telegram til "6orenin.
gen I'll 9eitpttelIe al amerifmnlfe
Mettigbeber / Mcrico", Ser bar lit
SGOe / Seem Yorf, bolbes SoiepD
Y. IifeD, Den amerifanife &eitprer
a Observation-Disclosures, iont Nattcn
i'll Den lite 6ebrllnr blep bortIsrt fra
areoo, iom poIitiif @ibleI al Srau
cisco Sila / ct Sorise paa at for
eere 9etalingen al $4,000, iom ban
pauitaar, bet orerifnrlfe ~lloenrigS.
bepartertert ifpIoer ham.
WeboeIelicu bIep 2srooa iorcIaat
llocnrlgSoepdrterrentet, Iom erflp-
rer, of Oct intet fienoer til gilos
angluelige Sororing.
Observation-Disclosures bar moo.
taget ~oiiiciel l~luoerretnin9 on, IT
% Iaa ell an0en anerifanif 9orser,
W. W. Ioams, er blepet taget tiIion.
&c al gan0itter ! 3acatecos, Merico,
os boIoes for $4,000 2siepenge.
gbams' Stem er / Cos areeleS,
California, hpor bans Suitru og
Barn frerroeIcs beiinoer iig.
Cen amcrifanife ambasiaoc i
Ierica Gin bar foaet Srbre til at
herIeoe ben merifonife 8egiering3
Spmerfiombeo paa Saeen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-24
en- merfelis olrp.

sra 0aiblugton meooeIe5 Den
i9Oe 5ebruar: Vrpitoent 8lIion
bIeo ~fornpIig uaoerrett,t ON, at ban
er Ger al ct Stgtfe Soro / 8ague
Gountp, 5n0iana.
WeooeieIien ON arUen loo oo5
fife til at uPffe nOgcu iRr6eles tar
Eegtlitring hos Nrpii0euten. sal.
iulo ogter ban life, tlltroos for at
,Soroitptfet er omgipet al oet pafre.
tie 6rugtlonO, ~perionIig at tiIiIpttc
eieuOommer.
"Gien0ommeu" er beIig1enOe / Ell
ganlmeI @ruulluio, 10 AtiI / 4or6sit
Tor @ooiter, og tages Bare paa al
m neutrality-suspicious.. SisIse ct
Sflsoe. iom uetop er fommet Tor "a.
gen, bIeu Soroitpffet opriuoeIig re.
ltomenteret 6rantlin Gieree, n9ruP.
renoe Rreiioent al De ~,yoreneoe Sta.
ter, % bans eiterisIgere / embeoel
for iteoIe iii SrrIg iom pripat 5egru.
~ueIiepInO5 % til iutet arOet SruJ
eaer Siemeo."
&re'io. 8tlion blcU al en- canine.
4las iefamernt al iig ueo Trineetop
llnlueriitet. DIR, Chalmers Martens
l @ooirer, moerretttt ON 6unoet az
Sfisoet o. Sen arp. Der oar t~IIfalOt
ham.
Sislge Sfisoet bar ianrtIige ErG.
iioeuter iioen Eierce bapt &ateri Il,
at pPlge bette Stpfte Soro til iii iio.
lie Spileiteo, men ingen az Dem but
rioit nogct ON oei. % | @rurhmoen,
bpor oet er beligsenoe, bar niger
g~egrauelie iunoet Steo iioen 1850.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-24

aonfltft neb Samiunoets Sclpbcuo.
reI'e; Sprettelien al ct A~rbeioertri.
bHloI meo Mpnoigbeo i'll al baan0.
broe me Wtanootcr.
Neoliion al Sfatteipitcmet, ION
IltpoIpcrer SoIotariien; gmcrifani.
lertng % elimineriug al ZEN Sobeit
boilheplltlrnoeoc Gerioner" ira Of.
'ertliae Gmbeoer; oIminoelig Ser.
nepIigt.
Set pigtigite al oil bar imi6lcrti6,
ln9oe EnIeren. NgopcuSigbeoen al
al Iaa glctoprcttet Dor rcpublifaujfe
He0ierirgaiorm "meo SnoiUioe.s
6rIbeo bcparet pco Ell 9earullsnina
al ben uoeocuoe Mnst, % iaa alort
Ell Gnoe poa oct G~iftotur, ionl ifab.
ties urloer arigelL % iom ~iorleneoe
FrGIioentcn nleb en- ltsrre oltofrotiTe
Wiagt, enc nogen Seller eler aorae
nogcniuloe bar ~beito6ct."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-24
Sensovrapl / CANADA

WontrenI 6cn 20oe tSebrilor. Gen
fallaollte Heglerlng bar aflIittrt
&ontroft meO y. z. Sdprence al
@Seace Hiper Giliriftet ON Suoisrel.
len al &eltsopr ira Alaifa. "Ibe
Nortb Interican Reinoecr Gomyoup
Cr blepet orgoniicret nleo oct 6or.
maal of bcgpuoc Hcltsopraol / flor
Stola % er al Heaieriugeu blepet al.
ret a%onceslion pna 5000 acres
2allo paa 9eitliocn al Suoion Ban.
Sfslge en- al Selifobcts TeprG.
'entantcr, Sarrp Bragg, bar ct Obi.
cagoiirnta paatnget li8 5innncerin.
gen al 6oretngenoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-24
en- piStiS Opoaeelle.

Sra gtclbourne, auitralierL tclc.
9rafcrcs 0en 2toc Scbruar. at BEN
befienote Gy0ageliesreiictoe 1uuiO
Sinoiap ! Den norOlige Gel al 9anOet
bGr opoagct tore Strrfuiuaer al
rigt Sorbbrug5laro, lom paa aurtet
bar pPret opisrt JONI GREENLAND.
Orr. Sinbiup berctter, at Der fiuoe3
IuI6t op al Youo paa en- riugc Gnbb.
ne, % at gomulo fan oprfe3 meo ltor
6oroeI otsie Ggne.
SiHoiop, iom or ieot I auitraIian
/ 1856, bar ioretoqet u~oitrufte Sort.
nin9sreiler. en- al bans pigtigite
Spoagelier uor 8iliteOepGreIien Of
ct tort g~uloisrerOe Smraaoe ! geit.
altitraIien % Iom rciultereoe i Sum.
oet az De uoitrafte 8uIoieIter / Dc
Ggne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-24
Ct pirflomt Bureau.

@aibington 6en 21oe Sebruor. )
en- al gurealiets 8ereraIoireftsr,
DIR. Sensmore. l0as uoiteot Sueriigt
ppcr bets Iirfiombeb, er ser al De
Goreneoe Staters gmplopmentbu.
rau iioen bets SpretteIie / San. 1918
ifriiet oper 100000 Mpno %
apinber i~nDbringenoe SeitipitigeIie.
Siben Sttober 1919, oa gurenii.
ets Sirfiombeb / betpoelig GRAB
bIep besreniet ion 5slse al Nongel
paa WioIer, er 9rbeibet bopeoiagc.
fig blepct iortIat al StatS og ton.
muuale gmplopmentburcauer /
Sampirfe me0 bet fsoeraIe Bureau
% itcttet al iripiuige gibroe
1 De 10 @ar. iom gureoliet bar
opret / Grtinmbeo, bar BET iolt moo.
ta9ct oper 100000 @nIsgninger
ON at bli uno;it @cifirftigelIe, NE.
bens ser / famine 2iosrum fra 9r.
beiosglpere er mootaget oper 49,.
900. 900 Soreiyergiler efter Arbeios.
blRlp.
8eneraISireftsren oplpier, al Der
REQ bet opnaaeoe Samarbeibe mel.
lem oct isoeraIe og be ~forifieqise
StatS. % fonmunale Surenuer
iremoeIes sieHneminitIis "ifaiies 81
600 Verioncr ON Sasen ani9ttelit
/ mobrinaeuoe 9elfI9itigelie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-24
DoIlarvNrdien.
SollarcR or / aisbeepne innfct til
mnber 10 Scnts.
6mloarapnima uIpnfont.

Yen onlcritdnItc Dollar or life
l9ll8cre laa "aImpgtig", iom Den
pleleDe Of oGrc ~ ldlfalo life 'ors
Iaaplot octts Nipbcepre aigoar.
Som ct prattlif Grcnlpel berpao an.
fsrer hen bcficnote Siatasfonom
Sorol0 u. Sdruric / Ell Rapport I'll
Songrea len, at Ell Vtano meo Ell
aarllg Snotonlit al $1,000 paa 3d.
rs al Souarcua TUrot / 1913 III /
Nlrteligbeoen fun trptfer $50. Sip
beeullen az Ell l(nre Sub, buis lop.
beiternte @Grbi life mo operifrioe
$2067, bar. iortIorer ban, pou
@runO a. ESniIationeu / Veneecm.
'Ptningca Trumpet inb, inbtil oct
life lpngere CT mllIgt for @ulO at
bli proouceret nleo 6orbeI.
l~lopioellen al Den rationale SIRE.
Dit bar, gicnnclu Stigningen al Sri.
icrne pao aueiIug5 Sanoelsparer.
IGnfet Souarens Aisbeepuc. Sioc.;
1913 er oi@ie Friier groouiS ltegeI
ira 100 Eroccrt l oct nppnie Mar til
223 Eroccnt / Sftobcr 1919.
Gnbucr llOuioelic al &re0itcn or
alcpet %oblorberet AZ Ell tillporclloc
sSorhelellc al YrIiernc oq bar isrt
I'll, at Nationen9 Scuei9t bar umoer.
gaoet Ell rooifal % orti'iciel 6ornIl.
bring.
0ulbprobucentcn linber, at bans
llnce @llIo III blot cr ppro So lite
oet'or $20.67.
8ulonlinernc / DC 5orencoe Sta.
ter bar / ell foruroligenoe 8rao be.
gpl0t at inbitiQe Griiten. Wongc
al Dem piI, paa @runo al oct ulco DC
rorneone Gtcparatipncr iorbun0nc
probibItipc aoItcu0e, alorig bli oab.
neoe igien.
Cripple Greet, / i'm Sio amerifaS
'tsrIte 8ulbgrlibccelltltrnl or aQerc.
lie pau oct nprmeite Ell Soga blot.
Sele @per forla0cs al line ,Suobpg.
gere, % Suitn0cr al criorre, lagoan'
neoe 8rlbearbeioere tpingc0 iii at
isge aloen SelfiGItigeIIe, ioroi @ulo
- De 6oreneoe Staters baliife Yen.
aemetal - life lGngere fan proou.
ceres meo 6orocI.
III San0ets Sabrlfonter bIeu Ser
iorrlge aar forbrugt @uIo Tor S2l,.
S4S,S00 mere, emo Der prooucereoe3
/ De Soreileoe Stater. Guloprobu-
centeu table / Iaret@ SOB Dtiuloncr
al Collars meoer3 @uIoimeoen i
SioSrium ticntc NiiIlioner,
iorot ban ianntioig nle0 at bans 90
rer Itcg / Eri5. funoe fisbe DlIo ior
ben loDbeitcmte Miprtprl9, S20.67
pr. llnce, eller o6ittuig minore, emo
BET fo'teoe at prooucere Oct.
Sor 20 Iar iioen beleb 8croens.
probuftionen al Sub zig iii blol
S3O,O00,O00 ON 9loret. 5 1915 par
cen itegct til $469,O00,000.
s 1919 ubfsrteS Der ira DC Sore.
l1eOe Stater Sub for 1922, 796, 900
mere cub Der i~n0isrtes for. Regie.
bapOe sipct lit gtinbe til enor.
NE ~ll0fgriIer al Sub. Smiolert.c
Jar 8Iloprooufticnen / De 6oreueoe
iunfet ira $1Ot 1000, 900 i
1915 iii S5S, 900 1919, et LAB
II at AZ Frocent.
geb g~e8pnbelicn al arigen trai
England Sfriot iii geifpttelie Tor
nit 0uIo, ionl prooucereOes al britt.
lie 8ruber. Genne geifptteiie opre:.
irembeIes, % engIanOa Sub.
iorsges itaoig ueO Su0isrile-
ira De Sorenebe Stater og TN egen
TrobuftiOn al npt Cub.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-24
en- fcoeral OptionIop.

WdIbington Den 2toe 15ebr. Nes
arnlcrttort Wtlnaban ira 9tcp Ser.
zen bar, lont ct Nmcnoement til Sor.
tuoSlooen I%rcniot ct 6orlIng ON, at
Get lfal tilnoca Sc iGritilotc Statcr
uco Ell 6oiteaiitemulHg at tiIla0e I'll.
rlrfning % SoIg al 81 ~iuOeboloen.
De 275 o. gin iuocbolbenbe 10
Frocent inbcuior line relpeftipc On.
rao0er.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-24
frebsplanernc.

Sra &aricbar tcIceraierea cen
1Sbe Sch. Set polite 6reospro.
gram, iom pil bli operienbt Sopiet.
Teeierinsen / Woifpa. mariner Jig
lin SuIbfsrelie, men BET pil bli
ioreIast Gnslunb % Srarfris iii
8cbtienSelie. inben Oct ienoes iii
Woifpa. Trcmierminiiter Mileranb
al Sranfris % Yrcmierminiiter
9lopo George al England er iorre'
item aaereoe blet raaoipuret ansaa.
aorfi9ffes noa iiSife Sihe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-24

Eolen imart fGrSis meb lit Treos-
Srosram, INN ifal sObfienbes al
be Mllierebe, fsr bet icnbes til
Woifua. - Spif.rmsiiife llnSer-
baublinser / Berlin. - 9c MQie.
rebes Splbning til &mslanb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-24
@eotasct i Snict.

Observation-Disclosures Slloitiailg
al Den npe SernboucIou bIcp ieli
SprSog Aften peoto9et al Geprricn
tontbuiet meo 200 moo 100 Stem.
mer.
Zen olminoelise Neuing ipnca at
pprc, at Souen tiltroos Tor i~ortulpIe.
De 6orieg ira Sernbaucarbeioer. OF.
ganiiationernes SiOe pna at ioa Den
forfoItet ogiaa bill BIZ ueotagct al
Senatet, bpor Ell ~Giitcmuing null.
gems pil finoe StcO &iraoag eaer
Sna0ag oenne llgc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-24
fred % ufred.

grssser bet up til ct Sammenitsb /
g%csnrabien mcllem Gilm9nerne
% 8olibepiferne? gegse funeen.
trerer trooper. - Mrfangd fal.
ben / 8o4ibenifernes Senber. -
&oltIcbafs Gnbeliat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-24

Sio5rlim al fem Gor. % 2snltcn cr
lat I'll $4,000 ON Aarct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-24

6ortiGttes paa iisite S1.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-27

She felt herself to be In another
world, as she sat In that boat guard
ed by that old woman and an en-
much, world strange and remote
yet desperately real as 1t enmeshed
her In its secret motives, it's meal
culable forces.
AS she watched, as the surface of
her mind reflected these sights and
was caught in the maze OF fresh i'm
pressions, the back of that mind was
forever at work on her own terrify-
ing problem. She thought confident
ly OF escape, not able to plan it but
waiting intently upon opportunity,
upon the passing of q boat perhaps,
or the moment OF tying to some
bank.
There was in her high spirit of
undaunted pluck and an excitement
In adventure, which made her heart
quicken instead of flag at the odds
before her. Only the thought of the
desperate stakes and the reality of
her hidden fears would often draw
the color from her cheeks and stop
ing heart. If those hawk-like
eyes were watching then they might
see the slim hands pressed feverish-
ly together before warning self-con-
troll turned them lax again.
(To be continued.)
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-27
COLDS RELIEVED BY TuRP0
The TuFpenne Ointment That Gives Immediate Relief h III
Cold Troubles and Congestion. Mothers Use It to
Prevent Development Of ChIIdren's Colds.

For several winters large number
of people, especially mothers Of small
children, have prevented the serious
effects from neglected colds by using
Turpo-the new Turpentine Ointment
which, applied externally, drives cold
away overnight, relieves congestion
Of all kinds, and has valuable antisep-
tic properties.
There is nothing mysterious or Sc
cret about Turpo-it is a scientific
combination of distilled Turpentine,
Camphor and Menthol, in a salve
or ointment which, being readily alb
sorbed through the skin, carries the
recognized and beneficial effects of these
medicines TO the root of the trouble
Turpo, applied up the nostrils at the
first sign of a. cold, relieves congestion
and headache, clears the air passages,
checking the cold at the, very root, and
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-27
Harry Stone is "Thru."

Harry Stone. well known Amei-
can lightweight boxer who was ag-
ured among the topnotchers in this
country few years ago is practical
~ thru In Australia where he has
been for the past few years. In a
recent communicat or from Jack
Munro. who is promoting bouts In
tho Antipodes, 1t was stated Stone
is about thru with the mitt sport
and Will soon decide whether to re-
business III Sydney.
American fight fans viii have no
difficulty In recalling the former
Brooklyn boy. Altho never a really
high class title contender, Stoae was
one of the most eccentric leds the
fight game ever turned out He was
somewhat OF comedian In the ring
and could always keep tho fans con-
vulsed with laughter, no matter how
rough the going was for him.
When Stone went to Australia he
made his name a household word by
his antics. He would run after street
cars. wrestle with policemen and do
other stunts that mad the more SER
ipus auStIeIiutiS Nouptii3 HiS IiSH-
tai condition. When he finally landed
bout, he gave the Australians their
first taste OF high class comedy
antics in the squared circle. and
strange to relate no scored a big hit.
Like all boxers who essay the
comedy role, however. Stones pop
ularity was short lived. He was
never beaten badly, but attendance
at the shows wherein he was a head
liner, soon began to drop off with the
result Australian promoters We're
afraid to use him.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-27
Potato Club Az Fair Feature.
Special to Times. Renlih1ic,,h,

Waterloo. Dec. 27.-The Cedar
Falls district fair has added a potato
club to it's INST of clubs launched to
aid IN educating ,he young people of
this community In improving live
stock. poultry and crops on the farms
in Black Hawk county III. C. Noel
CT. county superintendent schools.
I'D A. a. Burger, county crop expert.
are COOP Grating with the fair as
.sociatinn officials In launchi~~ the
club. Officers OF the fair a:ssocia ti,Jl
have ta'ssa IN active part in edu-
catfana1 work of tfis nature. They
believe tfe proper time to educate a
ration is to begin with the youth of
the country
Plans are now benz perfected for
the distribution Of ccrt'eed seed POI
tatoes. Bo'.h boys and girls will be
eligible. Lessons In tho planting of
potatoes are to be mailed to tie
youngsters who will becomn mem
berslof the club, so they will be in a.
positionSto start the work off in the
proper manner next spring,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-27
TO SAVE PERlsHABLE FOODS.
Federal Trade Commission Would
Establish Central Markets.

ESIdDiiSH ScnSTdt WdtNStSs
BY Associated Press.
Washington, Dec. 81 Establish
ment Of central markets for
perishable food products In all large
cities and the setting up Of a federal
licensing system applicable to all
dealers in such foods at those mar
kets is proposed by the federal trade
commission in it's annual report to-
day to congress.
The commissions conclusions are
based on an investigation covering
many months and it declares that
federal action is necessary to obtain
effective regulation and to avoid UNI
fair and Wasteful practices with the
consequent effect on prices. In the
present system the commission sees
as a hindrance to the proper pass
age of perisha bles from the producer
to the consumer certain intertrade
dealings which it believes should be
eliminated and it suggests that the
handling of these products be sur
rounded by numerous regulations and
restrictions such as the recording OF
available supplies. the dating Of cold
storage periods and provisions for
auction marketing.
Facilities should be made adequate,
the commission says, to enable the
producer to ship freely into the CEN
tral markets and with proper pro-
lection of his interests" The mar
keting system should be SO governed
that objectionable boarding would be
eliminated and proper co ordination
Of transportation facilities should be
accomplished to make deliveries GER
tain when required.
The commission says that "thc
needed reforms can hardly be ex-
pectel to be accomplished by the
initiative Of the Dealers and asserts
that state and municipal authorities
lack adequate power to effectively
regulate the handling of the food
supplies. Altho cooperation OF
state and local authorities and rail
roads might accomplish the ends
sought, the commission believes this
plan does not hold out much hope
for a satisfactory solution of the
problem.
Turning to wheat products, the
commission says it has found that
concentration of the milling industry
has progressed far enough SO that
probably ten of the largest milling
concerns could supply the demand of
the country for -four" The commits
sion mentions incidentally that its
figures from thirty seven milling
corporations showed that their sales
had increased from 100000, 900 to
s354,00o, 600 between 1914 and 1918
while their annual profits had grown
| from $4,000 600 to $40 100000 in the
same period.
Reporting on the operation of the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-27

tries, one of the fastest. The enor-
nous size of tire university aruory
shas made it possible to construct one
SSf the best indoor tracks in the coun-
try. 1t has been carefully worked
over this fall, aud the time trials in
dicate that the track is faster than
ever
Large pits have been made for tbs
broad and high jumping and pole
vaulting, and these make the condi-
lions practically equal to an outdoor
field The 75-yard straightway, where
the dashes and hurdles will be run
has been the scene of some OF the,
most famous races in trnck history.
Several worlds records have been
equaled and broken on this track.
One Of the events that will be
watched with interest this year will
be the fight for the all-round cham
pionship. Hamilton of the Unlversi-
ty Of Missouri. the all-round cham
pion of the United States, won the
indoor classic last year. His work at
the Olympic Games last summer,
where he was second In the Decath-
lon, stamps him as one of Americas
greatest athletes. He Will receive
great competition from Bradley. of
Kansas. who won the penthathlon at
the Penn games, and from Osborne,
of Illinois. who ran Hamilton a close
second in the last relay carnival. IT
is hoped that Duke" Dunno, OF
Michigan. and Bob I.eGendre, Of
Georgetown. will. enter this event.
Both were entered in tho pentathlon
Mt Antwerp and made eraditable per-
formances.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-27
PEORIA WOMAN IS
PICTURE OF HEALTH
Mrs. Abrams Health Was Completes.
iy Broken-TanIac Restores Her.

Il honestly don't believe | would
be alive today but for Tanlac." said
Mrs. w. Abrams, of 221s N Monroe
ST, Peoria, Ill.,, recently.
When l began taking TanIac had
been sick in bed for weeks from
complete breakdown and wus noe
even able 10 see my friends; who
came to Inquire about me- For eight
years l had been suffering from
stomach trouble and nervousness.
had no appetite and couldn't retain
anything that | did eat. never
slept we'll and had nervous headaches
that Marty drove me Wild.
I just pulled myself about lie
house and often got so exhaust {
mad to go and lie down. My ia
hurt like 1t would break and II,
quently my head got, to swimming 80
thought l wes going to fall over.
Finally I broke down completely and
took to my bed. / couldn't take any
nourishment except the lightest
liquid food and was just getting
worse every day.
but. l declare, l slept better the
very first night after I began taking
Tanlac and better still the second
night. When had finished the third
bottle was able to sit up in bed and
Sc my friends and now I am a well
and happy woman. eat three hearty
meals q day and never suffer par
ticle afterwards. sleep fine, and am
just the picture OF health. I never
have O. headache and do all my
housework and feel splendid all the
time. Tanlac is certainly the grand-
est medicine in the world"
Taniac is sold in Marshalltown by
the Old Reliable Drug Company and
by all the leading druggists in other
towns
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-27
Christmas Spirit in Court.

Spec1al to Tfmes-R Republican.
Nevada, Dec. ga rich C.r;st mas
gift was that which Judge Try
handed to Obey Jay Elliott on Thurs
day evening. With revocation OF
parole and fifteen years in the pe.,-
Tertiary ami the payment of a fine o.
q THOUSAND dollars staring him in .he
face, the ,,rrns man left the court
room with the assurance from the
court of recommendation for a parole
from the state board.
Another man. with his bride of but
few months in the court room, re-
ceived len'cncy at the hands of the
court. Sentenced to five years in the
penitentiary at Fort Madison under
conviction ct larceny. ,Nhn Jacobson
will be rec.ommended# fnr parole.
Both Of l.fie men vii, he before the
lcarl Of parole on Tuesday and in
the meantime. spent Christmas with
their people.
Both were given their cfance.''
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-27
MOVE FOR WIDER sLEDs.
Bill to Be Introduced Aims to Better
Winter Roads.
Snncfal RI Timer n apirblican


Cedar Falls, Dec. PA persistent
effort will be made in the coming
session Of the legislature to secure
the passage OF law similar to that
now In effect In Minnesota requiring
that oil draft sleighs used on the
public highways be Of standard
width. When such q measure goes
into effect all the major vehicles used
on the public highways in Iowa Will
have been brought to uniform tread
and each will help to improve the
road for the others.
The measure will be backed by
every farmer who owns an auto
mobile-which includes most of the
farmers In the state at present.
These practical folks have reached
the conclusion that 1t is as foolish
to permit q ffty-dollar bob Sled to
kill thousand dollar automobile as
1t is to permit O fifty cent cur to kill
ten dollar sheep. Various county
farm bureaus have gone on record az
favoring the change and 1t is sup
ported by medical associations and
by the mail carriers. An active new
force OF considerable strength con-
sisting of the patrons in consolidated