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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-14

Spiritusifatten

aammer6erre g. garner i%tripsr
/ Str. Dgbl.":
5porleoes ieg ier paa oct At 81
nansminiiteren bebuOeOe 6orildg ON
en- 5orbpielie at Den Oprere SPiz
ritus2
Seq Ter iaaleoes pda oct. at Del
forefommer mig at pare Staten
ganite uOaroigt at ipge at lta1e ltg
forpget Snotegt Oe0 6or9pielie al
Spiritusitatten.
9etts galoer ielufsIgeIts bdaoe
zen opre % oen biaige.
Raar ie9 u0taler bette, oa er oct,
foroi oct 40 uioenitdbelig Del tlart
er 6lepen bepiit, at Ielp en- maaOes
6oloent Drug at QltobOl unoer en-
boilfen iom BELT 5orm er bdaoe
aanoeligt og legemligt iDGttenoe.
Raar Oct fun geloer ON at fad
9enge / Statstasien, iaa f%oritdar
jeg iIet life, 6Dorfor 6iHaasmini=
iteren fun oil 6aOe Statteforbpjelie
paa Sen opre Spiritas, Oa 5ors
bruget BOG er itgrit df Ben biaiss,
og en- minOre 5orbpielie Der OilOe
eipe itgrre Snotagt.
Stal Ser l9gges Stat pdd, ida
ma BET oare en- iaa hei Stat =
life alene pad Den onre Spiritus,
men ogiad pad dlminoeligt grRHs
oeoin og 81 = at 9ritteriet birte=
lig 0erpe0 blioer 6emmet, tbi BET
forefpmmer mig, at Wenneitep9rOe.
Ear lige iaa itor 9etDoning. nddr
oct oreier ia on oct bre0ere Gam
funoslag, Der npoer oen biaigere
Bare, Iom naar Oct g9loer Dem.
Der bar Rddo Ill at t~ilfreositias
Oeres 2pit meo Den onre Spiritu3
= ia. ieg oil tilfpje. at Staten
lin Omiorg for gOrgsrHs oar Den
iwtprite 5orpligtelie for Den minOr'
temioleOe Del at Samfunoet til
at gore, boao Den formaar. for
at oerne ON oerss aanoellge og le=
nemlide Wrbeisfrdft
Men 0a bet M eftsr De oioens
itabelige Oplpsninger itaar Hart,
at 4ltobol UNDER en- bOilten ION
BELT 5orm bperfen er ct H9rings.
miooel eaer ct S~tDrfemiooel, fal
foretommsr bet mig, at mar NOR
Ri lit 5olfs Del, iaa mud mar
belft gre Stri6tet fulOt 10 0:
FOrbpOe aft Salg at a~lfobol0ig
Drfftepdrer, iddleoes at Q~npenoel.
len at Spiritls i~noifr9nfes ii
tefniff grug og iom Qpoteferpare
gnoelig bill isg gerne babe 60!
til at rette en- 4ppel til Qf6olos.
man0ene pdd Rigsoa9en.
Seq tror iiffert at bore | Sper.
ensitemmelfe meo 0anm1rfs Of.
6olosforening Iom for sorig.
pgfad mso De ANDRE Nfbolosfor.
sninger = / oisie mine uotaielfer
0g jeg fsler mig osrtOr %forOisis.
nm, at De mango 4f6olNm9no
fom nu Ii0oer / RigsoageH DC
oa nuDnlig / 5Otfetinget Ri.
bore paa Oeres poit / bette for
Gdnoet og 5Ottet fud oigtist
Spera5uddf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-14

Stpr Brand. : 5b. Rom
e Cos Waifinlager paa Cdr.
gruleporo, aebsnbapn Opitoo Der
ben 81. Dug. en- Dolofom Slolss,
granop9ienet msote msb itor u
orptning, men Sloen buSbe Dso os:i
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-14

pr albsr. GbO. @Or. Sens
Gbriitsnisn. I'm 9eitersaaro !
9enoipsisl, er opo / en- qloer at SO
Mar. 5or en- 4arrGtfe iiOen operz
Orog ban Urn 9eitergadro til en-
al fine Senner, 9anostingsmanO
Str. SEMEN Urn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-14

ariftettg oanft 5eIless
forbuno. pa 3riitelig Oanit
5eaesforbuno Iteoie potter ii5
itgrre % itsrre, er Ser inoen for
5orbunoet glaner oppe om at Or
saniiere SAG for 5ag. 5 Den I'm
leoning bleo Der forlsOen / 8eile
aF6olot ct DeIsgeretmeOe for Mus
rerne, Ger er Meolemmer at 5ors
bunoet.
9eO Msoet bar Der Jig. %. u.
5olteblaO" fulOitanoig Gnig4eO ON,
At 5aeet ltuloe pare en- ieloit9noi5
Qfoeling / 6orbunoet. % At 6dgst
Tube bare i'm egen pristurant %
Regler for Qrbeioets Sang / fin
6el6eO. Del MATTE ogiaa befr9gs
tes, at Der / 5slge Be f~orbadnOens
o9renOe l~Iroligbeoer i Q~rbej0erfors
6ol0ene meuem andre Orgdntds
TONER oiloe fremtomme en- 8rig eas
ten ION 9odout eaer Strife. boOrs
for 6aget / iaa 5enieenoe mautts
ipge at itua iaa i~elOftanoigt u
uafgangigt al De andre iom nut
ligt.
I'll at uoarbeioe grisfurant m.
m. % I'll / Set Belle al oareta9e
0fursrfagets Snteresisr t Ct. 5. s.,
blep Der oalgt st lloOaig paa 4
meolemmer. 2 meitre 90 2 Spen0e.
uooalget tom til At beitaa al Mtas
rsrmsitrsne u. Qnosrien. RanOsrs.
og 9. 6. RieIfen. 6eIIingpr. fami
MhlrerfOen oene q. Senien. Ranosrs,
og $. ). 6aHien, Belle.
uooalget tonititusreoe fig meO Uau.
reriOenO u. SEMEN. aanosrs. ION
5ormano.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-14

uIpeodIsmeoet. Bib.
gec1 gdmle Msoe / ulOeoalen oen
20. Dug. begpnote fom dltio mso
Salmen: ,6er tomme, Sefus, Dine
imaa".
9erefter talts propft glume
pbsr Oroet: .Denne annammsr
SDnoers", og betoneoe uo fra 81
6elens giGeoer uf 3afeus, Rspes
rem, 0en table Sen. Suulus fra
5arfus, ben fdmuritdnffe 9Oinos
% 4pinoen mso Qfdbaiterfruttsn.
at Sen eneife 8stingelie for at fu1
Del | Jsfu Naaoe er oenne. at Di
tommsr til BAN.
Sfutte1ig talte MisFonar 8.
SIR. gecf oper Sroet: .6erren
ffpre e6ers 5iertsr til Subs aers
lisbeb os ariiti Sidnohaffisbsb".
9alsrsn uopitfsoe, bporlebes 6el-
fla > Manoen banner en- Snnber iii
at bItpe ct Subs Barn peo at itpr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-14

90 ist9nfeligt Deosfalo.
= gn 8one funOen or9bt.
Manoen drreiteret. - Senoag 5ors
miooa9 Den &c. Mug. 1T SOgnefo9
Sen / gtterup MsOoelelie ON, II
Arbejosmano ears 9b%riitoHeriens
aone / 9anosbnen 3egerup BED
9lumIe par funoen 300 / Sensen
me0 Ct tort Sanr oper bet enc gie.
Sognefogoen % politiasiiitenitn
tog itrafs til Steoet oa optog Ct
forels6igt 5orbpr oOsr Den afop0ts
9Gstsfaae. Iom imiolertio ertlareos,
1t ban lite bapoe Faaet aOnsn d
life Oioite, boorle0es bun par ORD.
9un bleu BOG iirals dn6olOt %
leoTaget at 9olitiasiiitenten fprt
til 4rreiten / R9itOe0. boor ban
/ ct 6orbpr after n9gteoe at ba9e
or9bt aonen.
9eo Bet f~orels6ige oiginn fanos
les Ser paa 9i9et pOsrlige 5 Sadr
/ 6ooeoet, ligeiom Ser pad aropptn
FanOtes en- Del marisr, Ser fun=
De tboe PAD, at aonen er 6tepen
or9bt uoen for 6uiet % O~erefie-
tleOen 1abt ino / Sen9en, boog
Gorbrpoersn o~ereftsr bar Duitet 81
act. i0st Iaaoel 6enOes 6uur ION
Sengetpiet par gtnnemblpot II
.9ano. Zen orabte er en- %miOoelalz
orsnoe aoiuOe % LEGION Manoen
ft9rft ~fororutfen.
2Ggteparret lepeoe life goOt JAM
men, og Manoen baOoe Ofte mis-
banolet aonen.
) 5orbpret Munoag 5Ormios
bag nagteoe ebriitOHerien ueoblis
osnOe At tenoe nosst til &Onens
DeOsmaaoe, li9elom ban beitemt
negtsr At bnoe oaitet benOe og
lagt 9enoe / Sens.
Gnopioere paaitoO ban i 81. R.
s., al ban lite par git meo Den
IafOsoe. men 6apos lsoe. iammsa
| me0 hen0e / 9 Qdr.
Den or9bte, Der er ioenit n
5eOiel. bsO 5obanns RoisntOiit.
feot aarisoatter.
Gfter 5orberet ufiagOes Der
9rreitoetret ooer Cars Gbriitofsrs
len.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-14

Stor 8rano peO Aar6us.
30 arelis9aaroen brenot.
Den %. 4ug. Oeo 4s5iOen opitoo
Der Jig. q. 3. $40 / en- 9oeoeitat
uoen for Snogangen til Warielisz
bOrgguaroen. Den itplotes en- 8nilt
fra ct 2OtOmobil. Sloen iprans oOsr
til en- 5ralaoe, fom burtig brenote.
Sloen tog iuu fat | en- nerlissenes
6lsi al uobpgningerns, bOor Der
bar SOtneItalo. 9els osnne Jlej
too mart / fps Cue.
geo 512s9ioen ipntes Sloen al
bore %6sgr9niet til oct aaereoe ans
srebne.
5 ben neobranok 5lsi bar Der
foruoen SDineitalO, a%arlsfammsr
% OpbolosDareIfe for Jolfene.
Gn 4foeling 9ragoner UNDER
aommanoo at Ritmefter Sobanfsn
osifitersOe granoOef enet.
3 ben neobr9nots 2abe bar Der
ESQ IONS gomulosfrsfager til en-
W9r6i at 10000 ar. tilbsrenOs
ROrns Og 5ooertOffOmpagniet.
Branoen paa Marislisborggadrs
ben begranfebes til Sen ansrebne
Qonge og 5rnlaoen, Der fuloitens
big neobranote. Desuoen 6rRn6is
Ct 6peoebcs, 10000 Soffe Die
Eager tilbbrenoe Rorns og Sober
Electromagnetic, 400 sor. 5psoe oo
en- Del 9pftmuffiner FAINT go S6r.
aftarfet 5apre.
Oft oct nsobrnnos bar osfureret,
3 Den nsobranots GlG boeoe Gor.
paster Stous Spissrfd6sr. en- Dag,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-14

Snore Wisfions aurus 3.
5 bethesda boloes Ser / Setember
Ct Misi ionsturius paa IA Elmer.
fproelt pda 8 Dage, 2 4 3 / boer
uge. @eo bette SIRIUS, til bpiltet
enboer fan fire fig 4O9ung imoo
at betaIe l Str. / 9et6esoas Boa
laoe, omtales forItellige at De 0anife
Misiionsmarter (SdntbalmisIionea
peo 5rt. 9. 5iaiih, 5amulmis
iionen oeo Wlisiionar Q. 6. Riels
len. Ssraelsmisiionen OeO Misiio=
n9r pbilemon petr); Der oil bliot
gennemgaaet Stptfer at SeIu Git
paitQr @br. 6anien, 6eaerup) o.
Sen anoen Srosartitel Qropii
glume). gditor. SIC. Martenien-
9arisn belpier entelte idafal0te BE.
piier MOB 8%riftentroen, o9 to i9r.
lige Senoassitoleemner bebdnOle4
AT 9iceinoipettsr Str. arsa %
alofter galo. Qnosrien. aurius'et
bespnote 9nsoag 3. September.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-14

Ikisrfamiie % 3 aure. 8et mefe BAN ino SUBS aarigbso. Og
laf oeres Snobo blo reost. Dag bOOreoes 9enig aanoen od be
|ksrsn 6apoe life asIureret. Mor. fanoig ipssr At fpre 9uos Bar
ftas6Oragaaroen hfbsrsr aur6us net optere ino BETTE, at efe mo
aonmune CUBS aarhgpeo % al faa inoo,
mar ban frines
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-14

Rn Stdrpretter. nnOer q.
.auguit bar Suititsminiiteriet BE-
ifittet qofitibetisnt Garl qeter ser
mann Gbriitenien at Slagelie Il!
Starpretter for aongeri9st Dam
mari.
qolitibetjsnt $. Gbriitsnisn i
Sldselie er iaaleOes blepet Seis
ftrups e~ftsrfelger; III. nSlagelies
poiten" sr ban en- Mdno op moo
De 40 4ar; ban bar o9isntIigit
boet / Slagelie iioen iii 10. 4ar
% BAR / 7 Qar o9ret aniat / Sla=
aelie qoliti. 6an er tenot iom en-
plistopfplosnoe og paalioslis BE
tent, ltreng pperfor Boiler og lros
Itifters, men ie0rigt buuoe tjenitli5t
os priOat en- eIitOaroig Og iin0i5
Mdno.
s i'm nbs geitiGing Dil Gbriitens
Zen fOruoen eOentusle 6snrets
teller faa Oct 9OerD at uooele
eegemsitraf / 6enbolO til prpgie'
lopen.
Qennen iom Sfarpretter er 400
ar. aarlig foruoen RejiegoOtgsre!s
Ter Os0 Gfsstution al StraHe. 5or
fOer legemlig 5ugtelie / 6enbOlO til
grpglelopen faar ban enoOioere 80
ar. @rdtialsrns maa bog life oDsrz
itige en- Sum at 200 3r. aurlia.
Der bar O9ret 1873 Qnissere ON
griti1ingen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-14
airfefiee 5Oreorag

airfeli9e 5oreorag
aoncertpal9et. 5 Sttober os no
pembsr uil Der paa 6oranituItninl
at r&irtefig 5Orsnins for inors
Risiion / asbenbapn" blipe bOloi
en- Reffe firtellge 5oreorag i Son
certpal9ets life Sal.
5orsoragene bill tuge entelt'
Spgrgsmaal frsm til OperDeieiis.
iom beffaftiger Rutiosmenneiter,
bddos bDao ariitenoommen ielD o3
nennes 5or6olo til SamfunO o5
aultur anguar. Rogle at Gmnerne
er: v&riitenoommen og Stolen" :
i. Idturforifnins og ariiten0om" =
,ariitenoom og BET ~iociale Spsrgsz
madl" y8ultur, Moral og aris
ftenoommen" y5riiiuoet ariiten=
- v0utiosmennefter og Orisns
Rsligisfitet".
glanot 6orsoragsbol0erne cr
6ejifoleforftanoer P~srregudro. prof.
gdul IA gour, pr9iterne Oitenfelo,
u. S6ad, ;. g. gitrup, 8. liz.
ting og 6. g. 2urfen.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-04
woMENis CLUB OPENS.
Charming Song Recital Given-Mrs'
Carrie Jacobs Bond Present. i

Carrie Jacobs Bond Present.
A most delightful program, arranged
by the art and music department, Of
which Mrs. C. A. Eadie is chairman,
was given Wednesday afternoon at the
opening meeting of the Womens Club
at which good representation of the
members and numerous visitors We're
present. The splendid song recital
given by. Miss Helen Abbott, soprano,
with Mr.. Ralph Hix accompanist, was
thoroughly enjoyed. Those present
we're also given greatly appreciated
treat by the presence of Mrs. Carrie
Jacobs Bond, of. Chicago, the we'll
known song writer and composer, who
numbers many personal friends among
Marshalltown people. Mrs. Bond sans
a group of her songs, several of which
have not yet been published and in
response to the encore, told the story
entitled Loyal" the tale whose hero
is a plain, old-fashioned farmer phil
osopher. The program given was as
follows:
Mirage" Gehman).
Isl Mes Vers Avaient des Allies
(Hahn.
"Als Die Alte Mutter" (Dvorak).
Miss Helen Abbott.
"wl1en Bid the World Good Night"
"The Three Ages of Man."
sKeepin' House"
lis You?"
Mrs. Carrie Jacobs Bond.
Piano duet, "Dance Of the Baya-
deres," No. (Rubenstein).
Misses Frances Morley and Marjorie
Nichols.
"Du Bist VIE Fine Blume' (Chad-
wick).
"My Desire" (Nevin).
Good Night" Carrie Jacobs Bond).
"The Years of the Spring" 0Beache).
Miss Helen Abbott.
Miss Abbott responded to one en-
core, singing I'm Wearing AVA" by
Foote.
A business session followed the pro-
gram, the president, Mrs. George Darl-
ing, presiding. Guests present from
out Of town were Mrs. Bond, of Chi
cago; Mrs. Whitehead, also of Chica-
go; Mrs. Reynolds and daughter. Of
Tacoma. Wash, and Mrs. F. G. Stew
art, of Minneapolis.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-04
1000 AT RHODES FAIR
Second Day. Crowd Was Very
Larse-chaplain Jesse Cole Spoke
Collins and Laurel Won Ball Games
Other Attractions.

The second day Of the Rhodes fair
attracted much larger crowd than
Tuesday, and the attendance Wednes-
day was estimated at 1000. Two ball
games, a free show, Chaplain jesse
Coles speech and the concerts by the
Collins band were the features of tho
day. The crowd, altho large, was very
orderly, and no disturbances or acci-
dents married the day.
In the morning base ball team Of
collins boys defeated a similar team
from Rhodes by the score of 10 to 8.
In the afternoon Laurel defeated Max
we'll by the score of to l. At 1880
o'clock Chaplain Cole spoke for more
than an hour before q large audience.
Just preceding his speech trapeze. per-
formers gave an exhibition that was
watched by many. Wednesday even.
ing the shows on the grounds contin-
ued doing business, the crowd being
attracted there by the concert by the
band 50
Among the cattle exhibits is one OF
especial merit, owned by c. A. Saun>
ders. of Manila. The fair closes to-
day
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-04
WILL ARREST CHILDREN.
Board to Send to Reform School Those
Who Will Not Attend Here.

Board to Send to Reform School Those
Who Will Not Attend Here.
Truant Officer Liebig was instructed
by the school board, at its regular
meeting Wednesday night, to file in
formation against, and cause the ar
rest of those children who refuse to
attend school, and whose parents are
apparently unable to control them or
Indifferent regarding their education.
Mrs. Liebig reported four cases, in two
Of which arrests are to be made either
today or Friday. The children will be
taken before Judge Parker, who will
be asked to commit them to the in
'dustrial school.
Mrs Liebig also reported that the
itch had broken out among the chill
dren of the Arson, Rogers and Arnold
schools, but it has not assumed the
proportions of an epidemic, and can
probably be confined to the present
few cases.
The board is dissatisfied with the
progress the contractors, Nissen and
Peterson are making on the new man
ustl training building. The contract
stipulated that the building be fin
ished by September Is, but the build
ing is now no where near completion.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-04

OH to believe, however, that he would
justify our action in quitting work
ION Saturday, September %, we no.
titled both Ronemus and Manager Day
that we would go at 10 o'clock a. n,
September 81. unless Foreman Green
should be removed prior to that time
This was about ten days after we had
written Rohemus to come Or we would
walk out, the situation having become
tmbearable. We claim emphatically
that Ronemus has no power to sus-
pend our lodge.
"A word to the public in conclusion
regarding our differences with Fore
man Green. Many of us have been In
the Centrais employ for twenty years
Nothing of this kind has ever occurred
before. We claim to be respectable
end lawabiding citizens, and as such,
insist that we have rights which should
be respected We state unequivocally
that Foreman Green's treatment OF US
has been overbearing,. ungentlemanly
and intolerant. We kindly ask the
public to investigate the character and
standing of both Mr.. Green and the
tifty-five men who have been working
under him, but who are firmly resolved
not to do so any longer. We are will
ing to be weighed in the balance, and
will abide the result.
Furthermore, we are willing to place
this matter in the hands OF any NUM-
Der Of reputable citizens for arbitra-
ton, and will also abide that result
From the tone of statements APP
pearing in the Times-Republican of
October 2 the inference is plain that
the free transportation used by Grand
Chief Carman Ronemus, or some other
potent factor, has influenced his recent
actions, and changed his attitude to-
ward the carmen, who are Of the same
brotherhood.
Respectfully,
'R H. GRIM.
&C. o. SIMONSON.
'sF. BARNARD.
M LEE.
Carmens' Committee"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-04
Fifty-third Convocation of Iowa
Opens With Good Attend
ance and Splendid Interest
WELCOMING ADDRESSES MADE
Grand Council Received in Full Form
for First Time in Its History-EIec-
ton Of Officers in Progress This At.
ternoon-A Social session>to Be Held
Tonight.

The f1fty-third convocation of the
grand chapter of Iowa, Royal Arcn
Masons, convened in this city this
morning, following the meeting of aux
iliary degrees and two days school of
instruction. For the first time in its
history, the grand council was receiv-
ed in full form by the local chapter.
The attendance is good, about $50 dele
gates being present and the visitors
declare the local preparations and the
manner In which the meeting is being
handled have never been excelled.
Addresses of welcome and responses
were made at the forenoon session
Mayor o. l.. Ingledue. on behalf of the
city, and Mr.. j. H. Egermayer, for
Signet chapter, welcomed the grand
lodge to Marshalltown. Responses
were made by Most Excellent Grand
High Priest A. v. Storm and Deputy
Grand High Priest w. H. Hart
The grand officers submitted their
reports. and before adjournment al
noon committees had been appointed
and the routine work OF the conven-
ton begun.
This afternoon the election Of Off
GERS is In progress. but may not be con-
cluded today. There are good natured
contests for several of the offices. Sew
eral cities are DESTROYS of entertaining
the next convocation, the leading cam
didate for the honor being Clinton.
The business of the meeting will be
continued Friday morning at 9 o'clock
and the sessions will conclude with
the installation Of the newly elected
officers.
This evening the visitors will be en-
tertained at smoker in the Masonic
hall, and to this function all Royal
Arch Masons are invited.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-04
AMUsEM ENTs.
"Under Southern Skies" Shows to a
Good Audience,


Good Audience.
Under Southern Skies" one of the
better class of southern melo- dramas.
which, in reality, holds a pretty story
Of love and vihainy. came to the Odeon
again Wednesday evening, and appear
ed before good sized audience. In
some respects the presenting company
was good, or fairly so, but in others
1t was far below the standard of ex-
cellence set by companies of prev
ious years. The play has the same
delightful stage settings and dressing
that has always characterized 1t and
given it thoroughly southern atmos-
phere. Most Of the leading parts were
well taken. Miss Virginia Pearson is
a beautiful woman both on and off the
stage, and she interpreted the difficult
emotional part of Leila Croton very
acceptably, altho she did not rise to
the heights of emotion intended in the
climaxes. Mr.. Ernest Evers, as Bur-
leigh Mavor, was fairly good, as was
also Walter Wahl as Steve Daubeny.
Most of the other parts were satfsfac-
torily taken. AS whole the presenta-
ton was pleasing to the audience, to
which the tense situations appealed
strongly.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-04
Mooney Funeral Saturday.

The funeral services e,r the late Mrs.
Nellie Mooney, who died Tuesday, wi |
be held Saturday afternoon at o'clock
from ST Mary's church. Intermeat
will lie in Riverside.
Mrs. Mooney was born near Dublin.
Ireland, June %, 1919. She was the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John De-
wand. She was married to Martin
Mooney in 1888, and in 1916 came
to America settling in New York. Mr..
and Mrs. Mooney came TO Marshall
county in 1865. settling on farm near
Laurel. Mr.. Mooney, died in 1886. and
in 1893 Mrs. Mooney came to Marshall
town. During the past year she fa
made her home with her son, Mr.. John
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-04
Y. M. c. A. SPEAKERS
Mon Prominent in Educational and
Religious Work Of Both state and
Country Secured for Sunday Meet

The religious work committee Of the
r. r. z. NJ. C. A. has secured speakers
for all the Sunday meetings to be held
by the association during the rest of
the year. Some Of these men are of
wide, and even national promin-
ence in their respective fields of labor
Among them Is President A. B. Storms
Of Iowa State College, Ames; Fred s..
Goodman, international secretary of
the Y. NJ. c.. A., in charge Of the re-
ligious work; DR.. l.. G. Herbert, D. D.,
a platform speaker of prominence, in
addition to other men we'll known in
Iowa.
The list of speakers secured and the
dates when each will speak is as fol-
lows:
October REV. Charles H. Sec
connie, of Waterloo, president of the
Waterloo Chautauqua and Bible Study
Institute.
I, October 14.-Rev. Thomas Osborne,
Of Fairfield.
October 21.-A. A. Ward, the foreign
secretary, who is to be sent by the
local, and other Iowa associations, to
india.
October 2S-Professor Kirk Robbins,
of Cornell College, Mt. Vernon.
November 4-Rev. Elijah B.. Jones.
November II President A. B.
Storms, of Iowa State College, Ames
November 1S-F'red s. Goodman. i'm
ternational Y. NJ. G. A. secretary Of
New York.
November 25-Rev. c. w. McCord.
December DIR. l.. G. Herbert. D. D.
December 16-Rev. o. H. L. Mason,
of Boone.
December 23-Rev. Merle N. Smith.
December 30-Ross Hadley, state
college secretary Of the Y. NJ. c. A.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-04
3. A. MORGAN HAS A NEW CIGAR.
Present Wadsworth Bros Chico
Which Sells Like Wild Fire.

Present Wadsworth Bros Chico
Which Sells Like Wild Fire.
B. A. Morgan recently introduced a
new brand Of Unconstitutional
Bros Chico In size and quality they
are the style of a ten cent cigar, but
retail at five cents straight.
Mr.. Morgan's aim is to give the
smokers of Marshalltown the best
goods possible, and he claims that in
pushing and recommending the Chicos
he has done good thing for people
who like good cigar at reasonable
price.
The Chicos are made from a long
clear Havana filler, and burn with a
solid ash. In flavor and fragrance
they cannot be told from cigars that
retail at ten and fifteen cents. The
fact that they are today the favorite
smoke of the most fastidious trade,
people who heretofore smoked nothing
but ten and fifteen cent cigars, shows
that this is true. Prove it for yourself,
however, by trying a Chico. Put down
a dime at B. A. Morgan's cigar coun-
ter and see if the two cigars you get
are not better than any cigar you ever
smoked before for twice the money.