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A SERIOUS MATTER.

n WING to the prominence given case by
~ the unusual proceeding of the prosecuting
officer and Judge of the Municipal Court making
a long statement in defense of their action in
dismssng a charge against notorious woman
for maintaining disorderly house, it is perhaps
proper that some comment be made upon the
matter The statement referred to il is contended
was false in its essential particulars and was in
tended to throw a favorable light upon the keeper
of the brothe and discourage the complaining
witness from taking further proceedings against
her
The whole matter resolves itself down to the
simple question whether a man, who has invested
his money and in this particular case every dollar
he owns, in house for the purpose of making
ii his home and the home of his wife and chill
dren, he is to be driven away from it by a motor
ious character who manages to acquire an adj
joining house and use it openly and brazenly for
immoral purposes. 1t matters not whether the
citizen resides on Tatnall street or Delaware
avenue, he is entitled the fullest enjoyment OF
his property and his home without being COM
PEELED to suffer the insults shame and humiliation
of dissolute women living in an adjoining house
and carrying ON therein their detestabe occupa
ton
Ii is true that the complainant in this particular
case is a poor Italian. but, he is citizen and
a tax payer OF our city and who has, by his in
dustry and frugality, accumulated enough money
TO buy himself home and have installed in it
wife little daughter and sons, whom he probably
holds as dear to him as does the proudest resident
in the most aristocratc part of our city the mem
bers of his family
1t is not denied that the Grant woman keeps n
disordery house, for on two occasions recently
she pleaded guilty to the charge of keeping
disordery house, and in another instance guilty
to keeping even a worse place. And in addition
to the admission OF the proprietress Of the house
there is ample evidence to the kind of place
she is conducting Yet notwithstanding this
when charges are preferred against her, the prose-
cutting officer refuses to examine the witnesses
summoned by the state and requests a willing
Judge to dismiss the case.
When such characters are repeatedly and de-
iberately freed from such serious charges in our
courts without a trial or even prosecuting wit
nesses being examined, serious condition has
been reached in our local judicial system or in
the administration of the law, and the sooner
proper steps are taken to remedy such an intoer-
able condition. and some assurance given to the
people that their legal rights will be respected
and the sacred privileges of their home protected,
the better it will be for the community and the
greater will be the respect for the law.
Evening journal., 1906-07-21

In the sweltering heat of this morning it was
a brave soldier boy who could smngy don his
uncomfortable uniform and heavy accoutrements
and start off for a period of several days in
camp. But, our boys are not to be turned back
any more by hot weather than they would be
by hot fire in battle. 1t is said that when the
roll was called this morning every soldier boy
reported for duty. AS they marched down Mar
ket street their way to camp to the tune OF
their excellent band they presented fine APP
pearance, and the crowd Of watchers greatly adj
mired them.
Evening journal., 1906-07-21
Personal and Pertinent

Among the genial and affable gentlemen in the
ministry is the Rev. w. L. S. Murray pastor of Wash
ington Heights NJ e. Church. DR. Murray is untrng
in his efforts and beovd all over IN city He speaks
distinctly and Interestingly and always has a supply
OF anecdotes hand and is well known in all sections
of the city although being somewhat advanced in years
his energies far from being exhausted and every
indication points long life in the ministry of his
church.
Robert NJ. Burns county treasurer, has come to be
known the Mayor OF Pennsgrove because OF his
long residence there Mr. Burns has been summerng
the New Jersey resort for years going the
late boat afternoon and returning this
morning. The Jersey folk think well OF him s a
but object him their mayor" Mr. Burns says
also objects to the title, but help himself
The many Wimingtonans at the resort have forced
him the honor which he says he will carry with as
much dignity possible.
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Jests and Jin9Ies

The nervous young backed into the chair.
The fair girl gared at him. You're bird" she cried.
sarcastically
"Why -what?" he gasped.
Press.
"IIuhl What do you know about war? Did you
hur yourself into the imminent deadly breach
the bubble reputation. even in the cannons mouth?"
well, not exactly Not to any noticeable extent.
But have taken home unexpected company 10 dinner"
Puck
The Sultan has issued another haiti Yes. and Mr..
Roosevelt is having trouble sho'' his Panama scheme
too.--London Opinion.
Evening journal., 1906-07-21

What Do You Drink For Breakfast ?
No matter what your experience with
cocoa has been. try Crofts Swiss MIX
Cocoa. So different from others that
It cannot be compared with them. All
oil is removed-especially prepared
milk is added making It healthful and
strengthening. Puts you I'm condition
for your days work. A natural, deli
cate, chocolate flavor Smooth, rich
and creamy.
The only cocoa in glass jars.
Croft & Allen Co, Makers, Philadel-
phia.
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Peoples Column
Value of Waterway.

Editor The Evening Journal
II is with the greatest interest that
/ not the action taken by the Govern
ment regarding the Government
ownership Of the Delaware and Chesa-
peake Canal and it is to be hoped the
appointed to appraise the
property win find it possible to place
the value at such figures that the Gov
ernment viii see At TO buy the canal.
No one who understand the situation
win deny that an open waterway con-
Meeting the two great bays is an abso-
lutte necessity and IN time OF war
would be a means of great protection
IN times of peace such a waterway
would be Of incalculable value to
commerce especially for this city. The
probability of having the commission
headquarters in this city is also OF
value.
Respectfully yours,
Evening journal., 1906-07-21
Nearly An Rarbers Renister.

with but one or two exceptions all bar
bers in the city have registered with the
BARRIERS Board Of Examiners. composed
of Arthur c. Preston, Harry Scott and
George w. Kock. There are about 200 bar
bers in the city.
Evening journal., 1906-07-21

This morning large number of sincere sor-
rowful friends attended the last rites of Colonel
Francis McCloskey. 1t was indeed a sad occa-
sion for them, for they were parting with man
and friend who was in every way entitled to thei.
esteem and love- A brave soldier good citi-
zen. and true man he won the admiration of
all and his death is a loss to our community His
fine straight figure, his upright character and gen
tie, affabe manners, even at his advanced age,
were splendid example to the younger genera
ton. In many ways we will both miss and ten
derby remember Colonel McCloskey.
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10 Add 60 Their Plant.

The Tatnall-Brown Company has been
awarded the contract for the erection Of a
storehouse 5Ox75 feet which is TO be built
as an addition to the plant Of the Dia-
mond State Fibre Company at Elsmere.
The contract price was $3.50
Evening journal., 1906-07-21

Mr. Alton b. Parker is doing land-office busi-
ness these days AS referee in the case OF a con
tracing firm against the Delaware and Hudson
River Railroad, he has just awarded one OF the
parties So51 600 Even such trivial compensa-
ton as a compission Of one per cent and it will
probably be FIVE would net the Sage OF Aesopus7
a snug sum. No wonder he's happy.
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Respeetfully yours.
wilmington. July 20
Is Much Imposed On.

Editor The Evening Journal.
am a taxpayer and more Of 1t, pay
my taxes regularly, but feel that am
a much imposed on man. understand
that we whites must pay into the Golfers
Of the city treasury a tax of $3.50 on the
500 of assessment, and colored property
owners get off with the payment Of only
81 on the same assessment. OF the $3.50 l
pay, 50 cents is for school tax. and why
the colored taxpayer should not pay the
same, considering the excellent colored
schools in Wilmington, I cannot under
stand; and think the matter should be
taken up az once, and in justice TO the
white taxpayers, settled so that all prop
erty owners should be considered equal,
whether white or black.
Yours.
Taxpayer.
Wilmington, July CO.
Evening journal., 1906-07-21

"The Columbia carries 5000 people.
Go with Us on July 25th, Ezlon S. S.
excursion. All aboard.
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Mrs. Louise Gaynor and family have
Elk Neck.
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no attention paId to unsigned communications
Advertsins rates application
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Wilmington, July 20.
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D. g A. soo.-TELnPHoNHs-DemaFvia 81
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"onIy mint can make money with0ss aav'rt''"'' =
Gladstone.
Evening journal., 1906-07-21

lers In the city.
Evening journal., 1906-07-21

ALI THE NEWS FROM EVERYWHERE
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Edgltbe S0urtiteu Sd)latDaaen

nah @alifornien, ebenfo nab ct.
3onts pia 9eras & Bacific Babn
obne Wehlel. Sbreibt an irqeno
einen 9idet N9enten tpeaen oieIes
neuen 9ienIteS 0oer an G. B. Eur.
ner, @enera(- &aiiaaiersGaen 0al.
(n8. Eeras.
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finds S Gents oanana. giqarre

Ote efrano0ftf den Saus@
ranen beben ser6ro9enes Yor5elz
langefairr, oeiTen 3ultano nt9t gans
boffnunsslos tit. auf bis Der nMann
NIT oem unperslei4liaen aitt" ges
lssentli9 einmal porfpri6t unb lafen
bon otefem oie S9erben tpieber suTam>
nentttten,
Gin ori9inetles Nus
+ Ell ung B lett in geItalt
etnss 9leiitiftes BON 80 W2eter Qdnqe
uno 40 Meter 1lmfang ipir6 bieies
Sabr tn oer Niirnberger 2lusiteIIuna su
iebsn fein. Das 9leiftiftunqet6iim
miro ii9 in einem bon u WSeter lanoen
glstittften tonIiruirien Saufe befin6en.
g Statt Der SibplG h E
etbt ss i'm iapaniiden 3bsoter nur abs
eetbetlte @ierede ouf Dem gooen, beren
teoes einen 2plaB beoeutet, oenn Der
Sapansr tauert, penn er bequem fiben
min, INNER auf ben 8o0en nieber uno
tam ifunoenlane in tnieenoer Gtels
lung perbarren, obne bic aerinoTte Grz
mtloung gu ipiren.
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Yin bas Yublttuul.

Die .Sreie Breiie fiir Eeras" iuiro
an iber $50 Ruftofficen perianot, unb
bat cine groRe 8erbreituua in Der
gaabbar- &epublit Werito, i'm Snbia.
ttersTerritorium unb Dtlaboma.
Sbr Girfulatiuuss@ebiet in geros
erftredt fi6 oon @alpeiton bis Einoui
1ab Oenlion, pom auBerlteu Often
bis na6 81 &alo i'm fernen @eiten;
es i1lieBt felbitperftdnblid nit be.
fonners 8ahlreideu 2eiern oas oibt-
beiieoelte Wittel= el=geras ano ben Siio.
ueiten elm. Nub in Werifo bat fie
eine aroBe 8erbreituua.
8tuei SsetienSe itno beftanoia,
tabrein, iabraus i'm SntereI5e oes
Blattes untertpeas uno fiibren benz
ielben i'm gerein nit unleren riibri.
gen 2otal &aenten fertma6renb
neue 2eier au.
Sn Gnbetrabt bieier 9batiaben 1T
Die psSrete Bref1e" tuD es iid5 oarurn
bnnoelt, Die beutiCbe 8eo0lteruno an
erreihen. Sas bette anseiae Wse.
blum m Staate 3eraS.
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Der g toat Minneot a
bat na9 Der neueften 3dblung cine @es
fammtbepolterung BON '61, ,347 @tns
ipobnern, BON oenen / ,4z4,3 1888 i'm eSnz
lanbs uno 537,841 I'M Nuslanbe gez
boren fino. Inter ben gtngeipanoers
ten fteben Die G9tpeosn nit 126, ,283
obenan, oann folgen 119,868 eingez
tpanoerte Oeuti i6e unb 111,611 eine
setpanoerte Yorpeser.
% il itenluft gesen abeue
m tt 8 III 8. Gin beuti9er Mrat
bat na9setpiefen, 0ab bic Cuff oer
sspptif9en Wiiite ebenfO frei BON 8af>
terien 1T, ME bie Der golargesenbsn
pbsr oes offenen Meeres. 5ubetfelz
ba5illen lperoen eetObtet, tpenn iie feds
Stunben lang Dem Sonnenf9ein aus
gefeBt fino. Ser betreffenbe 4rat err
flart Die MiiFtenluft als belonbers gez
eisnet fir Die perfonen, Die an &beuz
matismus, gsierentrantbeiten uno 9u=
bertulofe letosn.
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. a 8 I 4drfits SsbD.rs
MD gen finoet man i'm Nllgemeinen
bel @Dltern, Die in einem tpeitsn, ebes
men 2anbe tpobnen, bas iiberan einen
unbebinoerten 5ernblid erm0sli4t.
gstimos 3. 3. entosden einen fDeiben
Ju9s auf Dem S9neefelbe nod in febr
GROCER @ntfernung. uno Die @raber in
ben afritanif6en Wuften baben Elm 10
f4arfss Se6perm0gen. baB iie in Der
tpeiten QBiiite bem gefpDbnliden Qtuge
gGn3lih unii6tbare @egsnitdnbe nod
tn Der Gntfernung BON Is Rilometer
ertennen. Don ben cibiliiirtsn Ratio
nen baben bic Noripeser i'm MGgemsis
nen oie beiten 4ueen.
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gu ieireg lDenigen Grholungen gez
b0r ei. 0ie !G> >iefe on 9itoo unO an feline
W}ut-: Ger GrTteren lie6te er es,
feine &arc humoriI'i{d) gu lG:!oern;
nur al 1aen sen s2,eilen fonnts Fl. .eIcn,
pie i@.a 81 Mat4e pur. Die aorre<
ipon02a3 nit 6rau Gjoletto nor nod
borfidbfj9er 5u fiilren - aus 4ssiorg>
nih, 59ert9a tDnnte etlro5 rerfsn Sin
tpahres 2obIal afer lpayen Die Nnt=
norten, oie er empfing. 2(ufrtc5ti3e 3us
neisung BORT, edit mii,tsy,i4e 5beilz
nabne bier, Gas mar fein 9roit.
9ar bato aber Iollten Die erifen gntz
tGuf9unsen i'm aus feinen 9immeln
ifiir3en Gr bate einise tleine @ti5aen,
Die ibm befonoers gelunsen erf9ienen,
an berf9ieoene 8ldtter perIanot. Die
Ell fte fam nod an emielben Sage, an
Dem er fie 3ur poit gegeben. NIT sinem
seorudten 6ormular 5urid, Ole 9te>
oattion tonne BON Der gtnfenbune fsi=
nen Gebruu9 MAIDEN.
9(uf oen 8eTdeiO psssn elmer 5lpsis
ten bate er bier Wo9en lang psrgebens
separtet. Gnoli9 lpasts er lsiis oaran
5u erinnern, uno nun folgte poittpen=
bsno sic Mrbeit surud. oiesmal nit
Dem 0ermerf, oab man auf Ieinen
Munid iid genDthist sefeben babe, Die
ginfenoung, bepor iie eelelen, 5uriidz
auftelen. 9luf eine brittle Mrbeit blieb
er iiberbaupt obne Inttport. llnb 10
stns es ipetter; oas etne Waal folste
auenfdlls eine fllr5e lofonii9e 8egriina
oung, irseno cine Wenbung bon pers
brau9tem Stoff, BON ni9t seniiseno
vaftuellen4 Mptipen, Elm onoeres Mal
erfannts man nit elmer tonpentionelIen
aeoensart sine .eepiffs fi9 tunos
sebenoe 8egabuug" an, aber man lei
leiber fir Iange 3ett binaus nit Ma>
terfdl iiberbduft, uno pteoer etn britt
tes Waal IieB man ibn auf 9runo elmer
eingerei6ten Nrbeit in bic Reoaftion
tommen, erflarte ibm, oab man fir
ben porliegsnoen 8eitrag 3par teine
@erlpebung bate, penn er aber seneigt
iei, 8erfummlunssberi4te itenogras
pbiid aufounebmen, 70 niroe iid fir
ibn, Den man BET feinem offenbar su<
ten Wi[len bod ni6t obne Meiteres
abtpeifen poGe, bier uno oa Elm tleiner
@eroienft finoen.
J1d6 uno nd6 mar er itubiq qetpprs
ben. Das sing ia reat merttpiirbig
gu. Satten oenn. ale Ole friiberen @r@
folse, Die i6m 10 lei9t setporben pae
rem, ibre llrfade leoislt9 in Oct bes
porsugten Stellung ieines 8aters. in
feinem Rei9tbum. in ben suten 8ez
5iebunsen, Die iid ibm ourd beioe erz
f9lofen batten? Soer idrieb er ba@
mails, in jener beHeren llmsebuns, beIz
fer9 ltn6 sr fu9te feline alte Mrbeitsn
berbor, las iie NIT forsfdltisem 4bz
ipdgen, bielt feline neuen tleinen
S9Dpfungen bagegen unb muBte iid
faeen, bab oas, mas er jest seleiitet
babe, unapstfelbaft pertbboller lei.
@eifer, ouraoa4ter. forgfdltiser gee
ma9t. llno oennoh fein @rfolg9 Wie
mar bas m0gli99
Oa famen Oenn Die erften tpirtli9
f9peren Stunben iiber i'm, Die eriten
3peifel, baB in biefer Welt benn bod
niGt alles 70 fei, nie es ii9 bon einem
sef9iiBten puntte aus anfebe. Iber
i6m blieb Der Srof, oaB Der Sommer.
in Dem er ii9 eben befan6. pobl faum
bic re9te 3eit fei fir Die grDffnung
etner ltterariiaen 2oufbabn in Berlin.
CT nabm iid Dor, um fO fleibiser fir
ben Winter porauarbetten.
fRnrffeRlir1n inInf
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Sumtbert. 9sacific 8ahn.

Gbfahrt.
gfah Netn Orleans, 9puItDn uno Sal.
oeron t69ltdb. 90 Gprm.
uno 1890 Mben63,
ytab. eagle BaB, 81 Baio, galifornieu
ano Nertto ..............9 800 gorn1.
Nnfuntt. !.
Son Aetp Orleans, 9oufton unb Gal
pefton tdglieb eb...........7.3s Wnraens
un6 500 Rabm. :.
Bon 81 8aiO, galifDrnien mnb Merifp
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Gtfenbabn=G
5. & o. q. 8abm.
Mbfa brit.

N9b allen R0rosS Seras.Buntteu
~ .......:......4 l1br unb 500 8oru,.
3asp ct. 9ouis. Nenpbis unb bem
:, Dfem fem..:.............l.2O 20 l1hr nobm
Ne9 Noro 9eras, aanias Gitp mnb
N ~ SouIS ...................8 abenos
9f1u DteFtto. o............... g. 15 BORN.
ntunft.
Gon St. GDmis unb bem Sfen. 4 8orm.
S0H localen Buntten ....... $50 nahm
Son ct. Nouis y. benz Oiten:10.40 aben6s
T0n Sareoo uno 0teritD. >. LOO nocfn.
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gHte tn DtesE

Bir blstsn etnbanoert Dollars 8elo5uuno IAr ie.
pen Gau peg Satarrb eer ui6t Sur& gianebmsn
tann S'V'''' '0''V'''
8. J. Gbsnsu & TO-. Giasnt, SoteOo, o.
sglI, bic tntsr,el&neten, baben n. S Gbsnso
leu ben lsstsn Is Jobrsn eetann! uao 6alten ihn9
iar eouiOmmsn sbrsnbait in alien gsi6dffspsrbonS,
!nnaen uno fnan5sa befabiet, alls BON einer Tirmo
ss!ngeganesnsn gerbinoli6tettsn gu erfdaen' '''''
Balotns Gilman s. Warbin, grosban.
bells. .SroQuiteH. 8oeoo, 8. ''7A''
3al's Ratarrb =Rur tpiro inuerlid osnory,sr ,,,,N
tptItt brett auf oas 8lut uub bic iblsiminen Sber.
adhsn oss Sptems. .3eueniHe Irei berianbt' 1reis
thefern "H'" TP''
Hsbmt Dau's samiIienspsleu fie gsraopiuuo.
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Die Mann=Meoisin piro tim, mns man bon bl
eripartet
Mann.Meoisin turirt irlbseitieen 8erfaG, Der.
ftimmte Mannbarieit, Nernenidtrdd)e, Gunttionst5=
runs, @bnabme Der 2ebensraft, RraftloT9teit
gerIuf Der Sei6fe6tstralt, @ebirnermattung, &ii:
deniamersen, 3errilttung, @ierenleoen uuo @erUo=
iitdt.
Wiau tanu Die Sur aa 9auie pornebmen.
Wir oerlangen teine 8e3ablung irgeno iuel9e,
@rt-feiue Nuittuneen 8erfprebuneen 9aa
gln5Ige, mas mir Derlaneen, baB man ni6t biz
Mann Meoisin aus purer gseusier fproert. 8ir
pfni6en baB man bic Weniain in blliger gBeiie sr=
probt uno man pieoer 8u einer frlberen arfen Na=
tlir gelangt.
Sieies gratis psri6idte @onpadet it Der 9eipeis,
mas bic Weann Weo3in au tbun permas. Bir
i6iden es i'm eiufa@en 9apierumi9as, peridlpiien
perpadt = franto abgeliefert. Sur Der Name nnb
Die @oreife 1T notbpenoig. Jnteritate &smeh0 60,
1861 Sud Building, Detroit, Mi9
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@tu mOsermes @nnser.

Wirflih munoerbar mar bic Wie.
oerberiteuung oer Wirs. Wollle 6plt
BON bier. ihreibt s. .. 8. cooper,
8oooforo. 9enn.. iie mar ourh 6u.
iten uno Nusmurf TO berunterget0m.
men. oaB man iie aufaab. Quf mel.
men Rat nabm iie Or. Sings Neue
gntoeGung. bic 6eiluna trot elm unb
heute lit lie cine aeiunoe Jrau. Ga.
rantie gpaen 6uften unb @rtdltun.
gen. so Gents uno ST.. 8u boben
bel Noolpb DreiB uno s. Ralteper
uno Sphn.
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Watf Sbure 8abn.

Uatf SbOre 8abm.
Nbfabrt.
Na9 9anernia. Sutherland Gprinos
Stpdeoie, taglih, ........ 800 Bprm,
Nnfunft
W9n Stod6ale. SUTHERLAND Springs unb
2auernia. taolich, ..2:3l Hofbrn
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@im Better in aeg Aset
Int 6as beriibmte 90erf ber
, NettuttASanfer -

beranssessben bon aerstsu nit 40 idbriser
yrayis. geioe @ei&lehter, alt unb tuna. le6ie
ODER oerbeiratet. ionten oas berhbmte gBert teien
gno erfabren, tpie iie 4 pdbreno ibres 2ebens bic
gslunobeit tu ii4ern baben. - Das BUD miro ffr
25e tn grisImarten an Seoermanr, gut perpadt, su.
aei6idt. G4reibet an
Sentides 6eil Snititnt (@esr. 1862.
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:
Elm Packet fl1ann -..fllsdizin
fir einen Dollar ,ffei.

Gin gonpadet fir einen plar Der Manu Me6i=
gin 1T fre gu beseben, penu man na9fraQt uno Die
MoreHe on9iebt 9uie waann Ntebisin
eiebt Sbnen nO4mals Den Spruoel jugenb=
liben Sids-osn Yus unb bag 3ittern pbpiiiden
@o.bebnsens; le ina1t Den Mann mdnneraieid,
mannesfrdftig uno monnesfarf
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Bri dlp Nib 8itters III.
rlert trante ytteren, reenliert Die Ye.
Der uno reiniat Die D6rme elm inert.
boiler Spitem'1unic.
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gnres 3322e1nd1i. Mm,sltmu1t anana Oftnher ~ l9ub

become the property Of the institute,
and is to be judged by two prominent
Farmers and one expert. II there are
not a sufficient number of entries to
warrant a contest the officers reserve
the right to refund the entry fee and
no contest will be held. The following
is the list Of splendid prizes:
Sweepstakes--A Lennox five ton pit
less steel frame farm scale for the
acre of corn that has the largest yield
and of the best quality Of any variety
First prize-Any edge drop corn
planter carried in stock by p. F. Ar
ney, for the acre OF corn Of the best
quality Of any variety with all regard
to yield.
Second prize-A Deere riding culti-
vator from F. w. Curtis, for the acre
of corn OF the best quality or any va
riety with all regard to yield.
Other prizes are, iron vice, drill
frame. drill set, screw plate, anvil and
forge. from C. r. Harper & Co.; five
gallons of Dipolene and galvanized
iron dipping tank, from Marshall Oh
Company; one years subscription to
Times Republican, from the Times
Republican Printing Company, and. one
years subscription to Reflector. from
the Reflector Printing Company.
Any questions or inquiries may be
addressed to Charles Lynch. Green
Mountain; Merritt Greene. Jr., Mar
shalltown; Herbert Eckles, Vien1ia
township: w. H. Wilson. Marshall
town, and j. l.. Wiley, Gilman.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-17
CLAIMS DAMAGES FROM CITY.
Mrs. Nina B. Jackson Serves Motto,

Mrs. Nina B. Jackson Serves Notice
Of Claim for Injuries.
Legal notices were served today on
Mayor Ingledue and City Clerk Derby
Of contemplated suit for damages
against the city, the claimant being
Mrs. Nina B. Jackson, $40 North Third
street. Mrs. Jackson was injured on the
evening of September II, while walk
ing on Market street. While walking
between Second and Third avenues,
she stumbled and fell over low plat
form which had, been built partly across
the sidewalk in front of warehouse,
to better facilitate the loading Of goods.
Mrs. Jackson was severely injured, ac-
cording to her statement, and has serv-
ed notice that unless city settles suit
will be commenced She claims $1,000
for her sufferings, $40 per week for the
time she is detained from her work as
professional nurse, and the amount
Of the doctors bills. as yet undeterm-
ined The city will permit the matter
to go to the courts.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-17
STRIKE IS QUIET
No New Developments in Central Car
mems Strike Today oskaIoosa Car
mon Do Not Go Out - eoilermakers
Refuse to Handle Material From Car
Shop.

There are no new developments OF
Importance in the strike of the Iowa
Central carmen today, which is now
on its last day Of the third week. From
reliable source 1t was learned late
Tuesday night that the Oskaloosa car
men had not struck, and had no inten-
ton of doing SO. The other depart-
ments of the local shops are at work.
That the boilermakers have taken a
decidedly firm sympathetic stand with
the strikers, in accordance with the
notice served on the company by them
the machinists and blacksmiths ten
days ago, was illustrated Tuesday.
The Waterman employed at the car
shop was instructed to take to the
boiler shop some iron plates which had
to have holes punched in them before
they could be used on the car for which
they were intended. The boilermakers
refused to touch the plates or do the
work asked of them, and the car parts
were left unpunched in the shops.