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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-08
If Guarantee Can Be Secured
Farmers Course of Study
is Assured
DEFINITE PROMISE FROM AMEs
Professor P. G. Holden, Who Was
Here Saturday Night, Says Course
is Certain if the Possible Deficit is
observation-disclosures Would Be Of a
Week in Stock, Grain and Domestic
Science.

If the money necessary to guarantee
any possible deficit that might result
is Forthcoming, short course of study
for the farmers is assured for this
city and Marshall county. This is the
promise made by Professor P. 6. Hold
en-. of Iowa State College, Ames.
who met with the Retail Merchants
Association and interested farmers here
Saturday night. The merchants asso-
citation is willing to do its share, and
an expression from the farmers pres
ent was to the same effect, so that
the attempt to raise the deficit. which
has already been begun. gives promise
Of being successful
Just what the amount Of the deficit,
or whether there would be any deficit
at all to make good, is. OF course, not
known. 1t is estimated from what
similar short courses have cost in other
places that the expenses might run as
high as $4,000. 1t is not thought, how
ever, that the deficit would run as high
as that amount, tho, since the sale OF
tickets for the course of study would
be considerable source Of revenue. 1t
is proposed, however, to guarantee the
entire amount, dividing it between the
city and country. The merchants as
ISOLATION is willing to assume its share
Of the responsibility but as the course
is OF prime interest to the farmers they
will be solicited to bear their share, II
any, of whatever shortage there may
be.
instruction for Nothing.
So far as the instruction Is con-
cerned, it will cost almost nothing.
The extension department Of Iowa
State College, will furnish the instruc-
tors and lecturers free, exclusive of
their actual expenses. 1t is contem-
plated that in addition to the day
classes a series of night lectures and
entertainments on subjects perhaps not
closely allied to those to be studied will
be given.
1t is expected that at least $1,000 In
cash will be put for premiums for
grains, and live stock. This COMPETE
ton will, however, be only open to
Marshall county.
What Course Will Consist Of.
The course will consist of instruc-
ton in stock judging, the growing and
judging of grains and in domestic sci
ence. Glasses in these subjects will be
held and lectures given, and in addi-
ton actual stock Judging will be car
ried on under the supervision of Iowa
State College instructors.
At Red Oak, where such courses have
been held for the past two years, they
have proved great success. The first
year there was a deficit, but last winter
the sale Of tickets for the course about
paid the expenses of $4,000.
An executive committee OF seven,
with Mayor o. L. Ingledue and G. E.
Arney at the head, with the other five
to be appointed by these two, three of
whom will be farmers, will take charge
of soliciting the guarantee.
Professor J. W. Jones. also OF Iowa
State college, accompanied Professor
Holden to this city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-08

JAP ROSE transparent toilet and bath soap
is m ode from the whttest, purest and best vege-
table oils-OILS THAT YOUCANE EAT. Made
By KIRk-sold By all druggists and grocers
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-08
WOMAN BREAKS HIP.

Mrs. Ellen Williams, of LaMoiIIe, Will
Never Walk Again.
Mrs. Ellen. Williams, Of LaMoille,
widow of the late w. r. Williams, fell
Sunday evening at about o'clock and
sustained a fracture of the right hip.
Mrs. Williams is rs years old, and
her doctor says she will never be able
to walk again.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-08
SPECIAL FOR TUESDAY.

Long Cloth by Bolt for $3.50, Twelve
Yard Bolts.
We will sell twenty bolts OF long
cloth $3.50 a bolt, twelve yards to the
BENEDICT & BRINTNALL.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-08
In the District Court.

BENEDICT & BR1NTNALL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-14

FIN De LAS HUELcAS

Segun calculos hechoS, el pre-
supuesto de Cuba para el ano
econ6mico de 1907 i 1908 sera
de $25.3o9,539. Estas son las
cltras que ha enviado el gober-
nador de la lsla Magoon, al Mi
nisterio de la Guerra en- Was
hington, 10 que en- numeros re-
dondos arroja IN aumento de
$I.8oo.ooo comparable con el Ill
t1mo presupuesto aprobado por
.el ex-Presldente Estrada Pal
ma. Mas SC anade que las en-
tradas este aflO sc calula Sc
ran mayores que las del pasado
en- $I.5oo, 900, de modo que no SC
preven diflcultades para sufra-
gar los gastos del gobierno.
Los del provisional Sc estiman
en- $Io5.98o, en- tanto que el eje-
cutivo sostenido por Estrada
Palma ocasionaba de z a sto S
$62.3 800
Se destlnan $3.50. 265 para los
mlnlsterios de Estado Y Gracie
~ Justlcla. Los que ahora aca
ban gastaron $5oo.275 Sc ex-
plea ei aumento de $8.o7Soo2
en- los ministerios contra los
50 48o966 del ano que termin0,
por IL adiciGn que Sc piensa ha.
Ger de fuerza armada en- Cuba,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-14
N1mero 217

para decorar el Falacio de Ia Paz y
para hacer amar vuestra noble utopia
al mundo.
-Ensef1adnosla- contestara ell vie
10 bajador ruso.
de alas desptegadas que en- medic de
una Eube SC est~echan las manos en-
signo de concordia, baio I'm nimbo de
laureles, sc pondra gravemente los
lentes. \ al encontrarse con la ra-
diosa desnudez de 10 6gura de Wi
llette, sus lentes sc le caeran al suelo.
Porque hoy, como en- tempo de
Arist0tanes, los v9rones sabios, pru-
dentes, austeros y patriarcales, no
saben comprender los simbolos sin
velos. Lo que en- "Dysistrato' cause
indignation los vieios trlbunos de
Atenas, sera 10 que manana asustara
4 los tribunos de Europa en- Ia estam-
pa de, Willette. La "Francia desar-
mada" es la "Lysistrata de hoy.
Como la antigua, dice los hombres:
flnsensatos, tpor que os matais asf
los unos los otros2 Puesto que
sols j6venes, fuertes, bellos, abando-
mad las armas y venid emprender
luchas de amor EN- campos de plu-
mas .-Selo que este, Jay no es len
guaje de protocolo. Los gobiernos
no 10 comprenden. Los diplomatic
COS tampoco Tampoco los jueces Y
no 10 compranden, pues en- nuestro
tempo, todo puede ser i'm crimen.
Traducido en- lengua vulgar, el
dlscurso de la bella Lysistrats que
no sc guerra entregar los guerreros
,mlentras no depusieran las armas,
|convertirfase en- acto punible. Los
.iscales 10 llamar1an en- Francia "Ex-
'citaci6n 4 militares en- tempo de
guerra, para que no cumplan su de-
ber. 49," Porque no hay que elvidar
que Ia Francia esta en- guerra iAh,
81; 4 la vez que habla de paz en- La
Haya 4 los ingleses y 4 los alemanes
en- Africa ha abla de guerra, la Fran
cla que no quiere, como Ia de Willet.
te, desarmar, que no quierc ser bella
del todo.
r. Gomez CarrtEEO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-14

autores no volver estrenar obras en-
dicho teatro.
Entire tanto, amigo Rueda, Ell tea
tro de los poetas, acaso no sea I'm sue
10. Pero ustedes son los que deben
traba jar por su realization, no sc di-
ga que solo saben ustedes sonar.
Yo, por mi parte, no me siento nj
con autoridad nj con animos para en-
prender NADIA en- Ell terreno practice.
Tengo gran fuerza de voluntad
para luchar contra los obstaculos ma.
turales 4 toda humana empresa; pero
contra los obstaculos "artifciales'
contra las pequefieces. las envidias,
los alhlerazos, en- suma, contra todo
10 que pudieramos lamar el mar
in1til, Ell mar pequef1o. el mar. -.
feo, en- una palabra, tengo cada dia
menos paciencia y TN humor de Wei
gruflon insoportable.
Como para realizar algo en- ese sen
lido supongo que para todo 10 que sea
"hacer' en- Espaf1a, habra que lu.
char mas con pequef1eces que con
grandezas, me inhibo en- absolute
pero ustedes son muchos, son love
nes, son fuertes. i. iAdelante. A la
conquista del teatro, que SC muere
de ramplonerfa
'JNclMIO ReMNUeMte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-14

poder seguir dando los precios &C
tuales ciertas mere ancfas, hay, por
ejempo, que echar maleza en- la miel
de abejas Y aromatizar las jalcas con
esencias qufmicas; Y 81 Sc le dice al
pdblico cual es la verdadera compost
sion del artfcuIo, no 10 comprara A 10
cual ha contestAdo Mr. Wiley, qufmico
del ministerio de Agriculture inspi-
rador de la ley:
-Lo primero es decir la verdad y
asi quien quiera miel buena, la pagara
cara; y quien quiera barata, tendra que
tom ar la mala.
Estas tristes noticias, venidas dc
Alemania, causaran en- los bebedores,
aqu( numerosisimos de vinos del Rhn
TN panico que Sc agregara los de la
Bosa para echar 4 perder ell resto del
verano. A estas horas, en- los "weinstu
be-. en- que Sc expended esos l{quidos
acidillos. Sc p-eguntaran los consumi-
dores:
-Si ell Nersteiner IS mentira no
10 seran, tambien, ell Laubenheimer, ell
Hodheimer ell Ridesheimero
Recomiendo los seflores cajistas es-
estos narmoniosos nombres de los vinos
rhenanos. Cuanto a los vinos que los
llevan, a nadie Sc los recomeudare
porque como decfa un frances "no ser
mas que unos vinagres que abusan de
nueStra tonter{a."
VI ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-14

LA PAZ DESN u d A

Decididamente, Ell paci6smo me
persigue. Apenas he llegado 4 Pa
ris. q donde vengo huyendo de la
Paz, y la Paz Sc presente ante mis-
ojos. iQu6 digol Els algo mas gra-
We, algo mas importante, algo mas
terrible 10 que veo, Es 10 cue en- la
sala de los CO balleros no aparece 81
no como lin espectro divino pavoro-
SO, como la somb bra sOflada, es Ell de-
sarme.
ST, hello aqui. Pero, ;cuan diferen-
te del que nos hacia entrever POGO
ha, entire columnas de cifras es-
quemas de barcos, el vscJo { inco-
rregiblc idealista Stead En- vez de
ser I'm desarme negro, con ceros Y
ceros, con signos de menos Y signos
de mentos, es TN desarme de orc,
de azul Y de rosas. De rosas, sobre
todo. Rosas de querubines que re-
volotean en- el ambiente celeste, ro-
sas de sonrlsas prometedoras rosas
de divinos celajes, rosas de senos
trlunfantes, rosas de p6talos desho-
jados, rosas que coronan la frente,
rosas.
Y con este queda dicho que NADIA
hay, nj Ia vision que me acoge, de
diplomatico.
NADIA.
Es una vision de artista. Sc titu-
la La Franeia desarmada. Su au-
tor es Willette, el de los Pierrots y
las Colombinas. Una muier dclicio
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-14
4 los SusCriptOreS ' Agentes

Para Ia buena marcia dc esta Admins
TRACTION, no admtimos ATLAS de snscripto-
res este aiario sino desde ell / lie cada
mes. Las pAJAs Sc ayisaran los dias 80
81: sdviertiendose que las que Sc dieren con
pOsterioridad no Sc tomaran en- cuenta nj
aurtiran efecto en- la contahilidad hasta lie
dfa .filtimo del mes siguiente al en- que es
eOIiCiten.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-14

Como los alemanes de la region del
Rhin-y los de todas las regiones ger
m5nicas-son menos demostrativos y
vivarachos que los franceses del Medic
dfa. nj haran huelgo electaral con motive
de la question de los vinos nj tendran
IN Marceliuo Albert; porque, tambien
en- Alemania hay problema viticola
Sc ros telegrafia que IN una Conven-
ci6n de mil quinientos cosecheros, reu-
nida en- Oestrich So ha acordado pedir:
gislaci6n unlforme en- todo el
imperio sobre ins pecci6n de bodsgas
a.-Oue Sc obligue a los cosecheros
de vino los vendedores llevar un
registro.
s-Obligaci6n de declarar la can't.
dad de az1car empleado en- la fsbrica-
ci6n la clase de mezclas que entran
en- cada vino.
Como Sc We, es la misma historic
que en- Francia Ell vino hecho sin
uva; ell vino de iva, no pota BILE, com.
puesto Y drogado. para poderlo vendsr.
Y. entretanto, ell productor de a mer-
cancfa honrada, sin salir de ella.
Una dc las marcas conocid as de vino
del Rhin es ell Niersteiner. Pues bien;
sc ha probado con cifras que, solo
los Estados Unidos, Sc exporta muchi-
simo mas que 10 que producer las vi
has de Niersteiner. Y como esa marca
Sc vende, ademas, EN- Russia, lnglsterra,
etc. etc, es evidente que Sc comete un
fraude en- vastfsimes escala. Y, otro
tanto sucedera de SECURE, con otras
marcas de vinos del Rhin; como suce-
de con las de vinos franceses, espailo-
les. italiano, h1ngaros, etc. Cuando no
sc falsihcs en- ei pals inportador.
Estos smericanos, tan protecclonis-
tas, no 10 son en- materia de vlnos
Cierto que loo extranjeros les impo-
uen altos derechos de importation;
pero no aprecian los de production
nacional. No los heben 81 no Sc les
pone etiqueta extranjera. Y los coseche-
ros Sc prestan esta enganifa; pues,
salvo excepciones venden sus caldos
en- envase de MADEIRA, en- lugar de en-
botellarlo de procurar dar d conocer
Sas marcas.
La gran reforma radical, que hay
que hacer en- esta materia, es la pro
hibicion del envase de MADEIRA Y ano-
nimo: reforma la cual opondran re-
sistencia los eintereses especiales,' es-
toes, los del fraude. Las pipas, ba-
rrilcs, etc.. no debieran de permitirse
mas que allf donde Sc pisa la ava y
$. hace el vino; que tendria que sallf
al mercado en- bctellas, con el nonbre
del productor. Con ESQ, y con exijr
en- les Aduanas el certihcado de ori-
gen. va Sc habria adelantado mucho
para que al consumidor no llegase
mas que vino aut6ntco. Guam.
do no 10 fuese, Ell descr6dito merecido
caerfa sobTe el productor; mientras
que hoy este paga las culpas de i'm
portadores, almacenistas detallistas y
dueflos de restaurants.
La objection esta reforma seria
que en- algunos casos, la botella val
nrfa mas que el vine; pero como el
vino serfa barato. vayase 10 uno por
10 otro. Y el pdblico preferira pagar
veinte centavos y bebsr vino 4 seguir
pagando diez beber los hofrores que
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-14
DE CUBA
4. y. T..

AUMENTo DEL pRFsupuEsro DE GUERRA
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1907-01-18

It's a pleasure to tell our readers
about a Cough Cure like DR.. Shops.
For years DR.. Shoop has fought against
Opium. Chloroform. or other unsafe in
gradients commonly found in Cough
remedies. Dr.. Shoop It seems, has
welcomed the Pure Food and Drug Law
recently enacted. for ne has worked
along similar lines for many years.
For nearly 20 years Or. Shops Cough
Cure containers have had a warning
printed on them against Opium and
other narcotic poisions He has thus
made it possible for mothers to protect
their children by simply insisting on
having DR.. Shops Cough Cure. Sold
by Haynes & Taylor.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1907-01-18
TAKE MILLIONS FROM AMERICA.
Records Show That immigrants Send
Earnings 20 Home Banks.

Washington Millions o, dollars In
American gold Is being boarded an.
aually in the banks OF Italy by tenn.
pora-y Italian residents OF the United
States. This is the news that has
Just reached the government, along
with n statement from the general
commissioner OF immigration at Rome
that the total immigration 10 the
states from Italy In the year 1906
approached the 500 900 mark.
The idea Of most Italian emigrants.
says the immigration commissioner
10 10 accumulate something like 4
fortune in the states and return With
IL 20 Italy. The intimacy OF the home
correction Is shown by the exhibit
OF the Bank OF Naples. which. hav-
ing advertised that sort Of business
A. Its speciality. has more than $4,000
accounts opened BY Italian emigrants
In the United States and placed 70
their credit during the fiscal year just
closed more than $780, 900
During the same period Italians In
Argentina ssrt 20 this single bank
,sas,OOO and ts25. 900 came from Bra
I'll
The total receipts from such
sources at the Naples bank we're
1900 900 above those OF the year be-
fore. And that Ia pnly one bank
aR0us dozens in Italy
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1907-01-18
HAYNES & TAYLOR
All Were Worried.

The mistakes made by telegraph op-
orators are often very amusing and
sometimes rather startling
A Washington girl. IS years old.
went west recently, and II was her
first trip unaccompanied by some
member OF the family
After three days had elapsed and
she had received no answer 10 h-f
telegram. announcing her safe arrival.
she decided to send another wire This
is the telegram az received by her
fond parents:
"Why don't you write: Am mar.
ried."
Her mother promptly tainted and
her father rushed out. first after a
physician. aud secondly to wire the
chief OF police OF a western city to
look after a young girl. lost. strayed.
stolen or married.
After many explanations By wire. IL
was found that a mistake had oc.
CURED in the telegraph Office. and
that the message should have read:
Why don's you write! Am wor-
RED
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pauper, We're wei Fed.

ln the records Of ST Thomas hoo
pital. London. IL an entry Of the year
1870. to the effect that in consldera.
ton Of the hote tyne OF thu yere. the
poor b. allowed every one a dAys
three pynt,s Of Bere for two months"
"a quart at dinner and a pint Al sup
per-and At the end Of two monihs 70
turn to there olde ordinary allowance.
vyche is ono quartz" rhs bod at
this ancient vorkhouse vas tn b. dealt
with a. literally a. the drink The
almonsr and steward we're 10 bye M
byte but Of the best. sithout bones
and In special without tho mAryboa.
and none other To be- bowght-
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cE.-S &C FOR Use AT
49, NJ .n--VssS.
Merits Of 1v.n,i3r viii Be Tested In
Field op.rsscna and Commits
sary Department Expects
Good Results.

Washngton.-Brlg. Gen. Sharpe,
,ommlssary general has sent enough
" the new army dreless cookers to
iced four companies 10 the Joint camp
It Mount Gretna. Pa. He has also
ordered enough OF the cookers to sup
oily eight companies sent to Fort
Riley. Kan. where one OF the largss,
of the Joint sncampments began TO
:ently.
II Is the intention OF the commissary
department to test the merits OF this
device In practical field operations
The cooker in It's present form has
been constructed by the army artisans
themselves: there are no patent rights
connected with II. aud 1t Is so simple
that any boy handy with tools could
make one In the course OF a day ac'
coriins to the army standard. The
commlssary department is highly
gratiiied over the success In the sx-
periments made In the west. and the
officers are devotins their attention 70
developing minor improvements. such
as the application OF devices for her
me,ically sealing the cooking vessels
ana tightening the weight Of the out
At
The large accompaniment cookers
first made weighed $50 pounds each,
nut they have been lightened. and one
development 10 single compartment
cooker Weighing little over 100
pounds which has found much favor
because Il can be packed readily on a
mule. assuring a hot supper for a de.
tachment AZ the end OF a days scout.
Another Improvement about 70 be in
troiucei Is the adoption ot aluminium
vessels. made after The DEPARTMENTS
plans. which are expected TO be indie
structlble
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1907-01-18
AGED WOMAN SPEEDS AUTO.
Takes Delight In Fast Driving Ia
Spite of Hsr 100 Years.

Midiletorn. Conn -Arrayed 10 Cog
glss. visored cap and long cloak. Ms
Elizabeth Hunt. ot Brooklyn borough.
Eho - ies years Old. IL MAKING her
annual tour Of this state The trip
Is being made In an automobile which
travels By easy stages from one town
10 another Hitherto the annual tour
which Mrs. Hunt Insists IN making
each rear hes been accomplished
mostly by train
NO, much like the stage coaches
ot my girlhood. abe laughs Owing
20 her rheumatism she has 10 -
helped into the car. but she scorus
cushions and pilloss She likes 10
sit on the front se,t Vi,h the chaut
teur. and asks many questions about
the mechanism Of the car. which the
driver gladly explains 70 her
She often tells the chauffeur no, To
hold the machine 10. because she sAys
she can stand A. much speed as her
son. who ls IS years her junior aud
who also enjoys he sport
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RI. Fidndry'S
insurance Agency

Representing the Farm Department
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American elxIn,, cn,IeIr,a

Owen Owen. a dry goods man. uho
Ia In . lArge way Of business In Liver.
pool. tells In tho Diapers Record u
what be saw on Q recent Wait To tn.
united States. He speaks wilh -under
OF the many attractions and convenl.
ences American dry goods m.n fur.
nlsh Tor their customers but remarks:
"One hardly ever hears the phrase
Thank you In on American shop
without being actually rude. the "a
sistanta seem to lack some ot the pol.
lah which Is expected from them 10
this coutnry"
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1907-01-18

rs iu,h a good joke On the Pits
hu-ss SAYS The hrs, lady
VIVA s' That they are % me
verge NJ 'ephra,ioa-" asks beg friend
'iui5sc'iy yes You kapE each o,
them has engaged q private detective
- watch The other aai las beiar,
yesterday their Two detective. pu. id
q Whole afternoon following them in
an auto while they sere riding Ia an
other one Il costs them So apiec.
- learn that they hal taken an auto
ride together Judge.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1907-01-18
BRICKS MADE BY LIGHTNING.
elements Are Kind 70 Man L.vlna
Near Columbus Ind.

Columbus. ini-Nathan X Nsu
som. a farmer u SAnloreek township
has brought 20 this city some sample.
Of bricks made BY lightning. During
a ,hpndeg. rain and bail storm on his
e, recently lightning struck a shock
A. heat and burned H.
IN.yeral hours later Mr. NeWsom
s se walking through the field and
Sho1 the ground 20 hot near the
L'ghsd shock that he could not stand
po,st The next day the ground
still hot. AMI he took shovel
qua down 20 see FOR his own
atty how much Of the ground had
Coos affected.
ram inches down he found that the
Connd vas thoroughly baked and
Bucks OF earth which readily hold
Sholher we're taken out. The earth
yosh was nne black soil. Ia cooked
Nu' brics red. aud every bit ot vese
matter has bssa roastsd out
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1907-01-18
Why he Stays al Home.

"Mr. Bigsbee seems like a model
husband"
Yea lately. Hes home every
evening nov. You see. his wife got
the burglar scare and bought ons
OF those pretty little pearl-handlsd rs-
volvers'
Well"
We'll. as Mrs. Bigsbee wakes up
at the slightest noise. and IA very
near-sIghted. Bigsbee doesn't take any
chances on provliug around the house
after dark"