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The daily sentinel., 1907-03-21

FOR SALE-one span of ranch or
orchard horses, harness and COW
cred fruit wagon at Mr.. RAIDERS
Pioneer Corral, corner of Ute and
Fifth streets.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-21

-Boarders at 116 South
9TH street.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-21

Lost-Gold watch. II jewel Ham
ilton, between Main street and
round house. Return to Max Wen
iger. Pastime and receive $1,000
reward.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-21

WANTED-Girl for general house
work. Mrs. A. r. Sampllner, 917
n. 9TH street.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-21

WANTED-A loan of $4,000 on first
class security. Enquire of ''z' this
office.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-21

FOR sALE-one good farm wagon
$500 Fry & Welsh.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-21

FOR RENT-Rooms furnished for
light housekeeping. Apply at SAL
Ute avenue.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-21

Walk Over. $3.50 shOes-LOefflers
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-21
WANT COLUMN

Boarders at 116 South
7th street.
FOR sALE-one good farm wagon,
$500 Fry & Welsh.
WANTED-A loan of $4,000 on first
class security. Enquire of ~" this
office.
wANTED-Girl for general house
work. Mrs. E. A. Wadsworth, $50
Chipeta.
FOR RENT-Mesa Bowling Alley
building. S19 Rood avenue. Apply
Box 500 City.
FOR RENT-Rooms furnished for
light housekeeping. Apply at SAL
Ute avenue.
WANTED--Girl for general house
work. Mrs. A. r. Sampliner, 917
n. 9TH street.
FOR SALE-By owner room house
On ouray for $3.50. Terms. Beck
32O Grand avenue.
FOR RENT-Nice front room in
private family. Heat and bath. In
quire TX" this office.
FOR SALE-Twenty inches of water
| stock in Grand Valley Canal Apply
to I, H. whittemore. Fruita.
FOR sALE-Four room cottage in
Crawford addition. on monthly
payments of $1,000 per month.
See Rankin
FOR SALE-A commodious sofa, one
arm chair. two side chairs, good
style and perfect condition. Mrs.
A. H. Meserve, 322 N. Sth street.
FOR sALE-Five room modern
ern house at 61O Chipeta $4,000.
Go and see it. We are sole agents,
The Ramey-Udlock Co.
Lost-Gold watch. II jewel Ham
ilton, between Main street and
round house. Return to Max Wen
iger, Pastime and receive $1,000
> reward.
WANTED-Horse, not over six years
old, weight 100 pounds. sound
gentle. Good set Of heavy single
harness and road wagon. w. J
Burch
FOR SALE-one span of ranch OF
orchard horses. harness and GOV,
cred fruit wagon at Mr. Raiders
Pioneer Corral, corner of Ute and
; Fifth streets.
PICKED UP-Stray horse and
spring wagon. Owner can have
same by proving property and pay
= ing for this advertisement. Apply
at FISHERS, miles northwest.
STRAYED-Tuesday evening a four
or five weeks old St. Bernard male
pup. well marked with black tip
ped ears. Return to ]. II. Chalm-
ers at Postoffice and receive re-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-03
THOMAS E0SS0u
-.
Lo que dice sobre la luz
el6ctrica en- los item
pos. venideros.
BUOOEy AEREOS
BUQOEs AEREOs
CruzarIn e Atlantico en- tres
dias. LA electr'cida mas
barata que el gas
Ell ilustre sabio habla del por

El ilustre sabio habla del por-
venir:
"A la entrada de las minas de
carbon, Sc estableceran intalaciones
elkctricas y la fuerza sera trasmiti
da por alambres, sin necesidad de
que el carbon sea llevado por ferro-
carril.
La luz, electrica sera mas bara
ia que ell gas: los grandes centres
ferroviarios haran correr sus trenes
por electricidad, tan pronto como
sus propietarios encuentren que les
resulta mas conveniente.
La electricidad reemplazara q
los caballos, 10 que resolvera el pro-
blema del trafco EN- las ciudades y
ahorrara doscientos millones de Pc
SOS auualmente, por mantt nlmiento
de caballos en- Nueva York.
.Por telegraffa inalambrica nos
comunicaremos con cualquier bu
que en-. el mar, y toda el aqua Sc
utilizara para producer la fuerza
electrlca.
Espero yer buques aereos, an
tes de mi muerte; los buques cru
zaran el Atlantco en- tres dias; Ia
| fuerza electrica sera tan barata que
dala nacimiento a nuevas indus.
trias.
Pero 10 esencial, es hallar Ia
manera de obtener electricidad di
rectamedte del carbon; trescientos
mil hombres de ciencias trabajar
en- tai sentidoS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-03
De 7ODAS Parties
Matrimonio ce1ebrado
en- New-York. .-MiIitar
convertible en- fiera.
IUICIOS ANULAD0S
En- el Tribunal de apels cio..
mes de Paris.--Un ma.
rino perdonado.

POGO despues de la media mo-
che del dia IA de mayo, Sc ha ca
sado Mr.. Willis Ellis Coory, Pre-
sidente del "Trust del acero; con
Miss Mabel Gilman, cantante que
fuG de opera c6mica.
La feliz pareja EMBARGO para
Francia, donde pasara la luna dc
miel.9
-Dicen de Paris quel Tribu-
nal de Apslaciones ha anulado to.
dos los juicios que existlan contra
los curas parrocos por haber cele-
brado servicios religiosos sin la de-
claraci6n previa exigida por la Ley
de Asociaciones.
En- Savona, Italia -el solda-
do Pasquale Sperati, iesertor, atac6
con su arma 4 un obrero y despues
penetr6 en- Ia iglesia. echando al
suelo al parroco; despues asesin6 &
Ia campesina Teresa Gri 10 y antes
de rendirse, dispar6 20 tiros, ma
tando dos de los carabineros que
lie perseguian. !
John Lennon, sobllno del
famoso pugilista John L, Sullivan,
quien fue expulsado deshonrcsa.
mente del ejercito por haber deser-
tado del cuerpo de marina destaca-
do en- Cuba, ha sido perdonado
condicionalmente por el Presidente
Roosevelt.
No obstante tendra que alistar-
Sc y servir su periodic complete de
d afios para que le sea otorGado d.
cho perd6n. y
recido va en- Ia hnca de don Pedro
Duc6s (barrio de eCaimitsl Altoa)
su caballo que Sc habia extraviadc
y de cuyo particular nos ocupamos.
; --Ha muerto en- esta ciudad
casi repentinamente, la estimable
j sefiora dona Rosario Alers, esposs
de nuestro amigo y correligionaric
u don Luis Santoni, 4 quien, como
sus demas familiares, enviamb'
nuestro pesame.
. -Sabemos que en- la proxim:
. semana Sc llevara q efecto en- est
l. (Conttmaa en- la bdgi"a 81 i
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-03
N0TAS De PONCE
ii Director del AsiIo de ciegos
Session municipaI~>Retreta
En- el Hotel Melia",

Mayo, 3o.-Hoy ha tornado
possession del cargo de Director del
Asilo de Ciegos don Francisco A.
Torres. Su sefior padre politico
don Juan Ros Chumillas, comisio-
nado de Reutas Internas del pueblo
de Santa Isabel, estuvo hoy q reci-
birle, a la saxon que venia a deposi-
tar los fondos cobrados, por el con-
cepto de eu cargo, en- el "Credito y
Ahorro Poncefo."
-Esta noche Sc celebra session
ordinaria por el Concejo municipal.
En- Ell presupuesto presenta-
do a la comisi6n de Hacienda para
SIT estudio correspondence al afio
Official 1907 oS, Sc ha hecho una
economic de $4,000, contandose
entire estas la Suppression de algunas
plazas por ser innecesarias y la re-
baja de los sueldos de casi todos los
empleados.
En- la retreta celebrada ano-
che en- las Delicias falt6 la su6cien
te vigilancia para cortar los escan
dalos y correrfas que promovla
una falapge de chiquillos.
-Anoche los o6ciales del Ba.
talon dc la Guardia Nacional de
esta ciudad obsequiaron con una
comida EN- el Hotel Melia a Nj
Grahame y sus ayudantes Fano J
Barril. Iuaugur6 los brindis e
simpatico joven captain de la Guar
dia Nacional, nuestro amigo dol
Rodulfo del Vale, contestando COZ
un brillante discurso Mr. Grahame
Iinvitando 4 toda la ofcialidadaC
para una comida en- San Juan Ell
de iunio con motive de su proxim
viaie 4 los Estados Unidos.
Hoy Sc celebr6 el juicio e
la corte municipal por el tumult
ocurrido en- el barrio San Thoma
en- la tarde en- que Jose Morales Ga
. hermanito Che y Luis Canon So
tenian una discussion religiosa.
D La denuncia estaba basada e
e que los procesadosy otros lanzaba
piedras contra la policia.
e Figuraban como testigos
o cargo IA policias>y el detective e.
d tierrez y como testigos presencial
Jose Morales y Victor Perez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-03
O[SOE AGUAO|LLA
Pequsf1o temple en- pro-
yecto. Don X. La
biosa, enfermO.
MiTIN ESPlRITISTA
Gale en- reparaci5n. .-Fal'e-
cimlento. - En- ell puerto.
Caballo recupe ado.

Sc nos informa que ell padre
Tovar, cura parroco de esta igle-
sia cat6lica, ha concebido el pro
yecto acerca dc la construction de
un pequeiio temple 6 capilla en- el
importante barrio de Maleza baja,
de esta jurisdiction, y en- el pinto
resco sitio conocido por LAS Cua
tro GALES.
En- esta obra lie a"udara e. Illus
trfsimo seiior obispo Monsehor 10
nes.
No ha mucho tempo que Sc
construyo en- el aludido barrio un
temple protestante, en- el cual Sc
dan cultos casi todos dias por los
ministries de dicha iglesia.
Aver sc encontraba en- esta
ciudad Ell comandante de la policia
insular Mr.. Lutz. Dicese que vino
con 81 objeto de practicar una in
vestigacion, cuyo m6vil no sabc-
mos; aunque otros dicen que su vi
sta fue de inspection.
Sc halla ligeramente indis-
puCsto, nuestro muy estimado ami
go y excelente correligionario don
Ramon Labiosa, digno cabo de pc.
males de la carcel de este distrito
Deseamos que dicho amigo mejore
cuanto antes.
= Una parte de la calle de
sProgreso", de esta ciudad, vien'
siendo objeto, desde hace alguno'
dfas, de una conveniente reparaci6n
que bastante falta lie hacla,
-Varios vecinos de la calle de
eFuerte", (barrio del Tamarindo,
Sc muestran muy quejosos con c
sefior Alcalde por haber paralizad
no sabemos porque motive 10
trabajos que va hablan empezad
de reparaci6n en- dicha via.
En- estos dias ha habido ii
movimiento extraordinario marit
. mo y comercial en- esta plaza. Ca
todos los dias toman puerto dos
r tres buques con carga para este c.
. mercio.
: -Segun nos informa nuest
respectable amigo y correligionar
don Antonio c. Hurtado, la ap
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-03
4la1E.aE MG!aQ
Ndmero ~ acusaciones
fo..mu1Adas por el Mi
nister:io fiscal.
pIvERsCy DELl1Os
Pr p,erjurio. Homicide vo
luntario, delito cor ira ma.
tura, violacion, etc.

81 ministerio fiscal ha formu-
lado acasaci6n contra las siguientes
personas por delitos cometidos en- el
Territofio de la corte~ de Distrito
de Arecibo:
Contra Rosendo Alvarez Ro-
drfguez, por perjurio. Contra AL
berto Hurtado, cabo de la policfa
insular y guardias Jose Ma Her
nandez y Jose M Ramos, homici-
dio involuntario. Contra Francis
CO Roman, delito contra natura.
Contra Frsncisco Granela, escala-
miento en- primer .grado. Contra
Jaime Rios Rodriguez, violaci6n de
una loca.
Contra Pedro Gonzalez, por Sc
ducci6n. Contra Gabriel Morales,
escalamiento en- primer grado. Con
ira Aguedo Abola6a, seduction.
Contra Encarnaci6n Castro, matt
laci6n. Contra Alfonso de Jes1s,
~hurto mayor.
Contra Nicasio Mufiiz, escala'
miento en primer grado, Cohtrs
MelciadeS Fro, violaci6n. Contr:
Jose Rodriguez, seduction. Contr:
Bonifacio Reyes, seduction.
Contra Jose Gutierrez, abusC
de con6anza. Contra Juan Prad'
Skerret, violaci6n. Contra Roqu'
Cintr6n y Jose Perez, hurto ma
yor. Contra Nicolas Sanchez (Co
JOY escalamiento primer grado. Con
ira Dolores Mendez, perjurio. Con
ira Placido Vargas y Lucas Santa
90, hurto mayor.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-03

l|elda la uenunCla, los provo
cadores Sc declararon inocentes de
la acusacion que Sc les hace. LA
mado el sargento de policia para
declarar manifesto que del grupo,
que Sc componia de mas de dos mil
almas, salieron piedras contra la
policfa, pero que no puede ahrmar
sean los procesados los que lama
ron las piedras. Igual manifesto
cion hicieron los demas testigos,
por 10 que no habiendo declaration
alguna en- contra de los procesados,
la corte los declare absueltos.
Este juicio atrajo mucho pu
blico, por 10 que Sc hizo necesario
poner varios policias en- el salon del
tribunal para sostener el orden y
dejar una calle expedita para que
pudieran concurrir los testigos Ii
bremente al ser Ilamados.
Sc quejan los vecinos de la
calle Arizmendi, sitio comprendido
entire las de Arenas y Tricoche, que
con motive Dc abrirse las conquer
tas del acueducto, Sc inunda todo
aquel trozo, quedandose las aguas
allf detenidas, expuestos a ser alta
cados dichos vecinos de cualquieI
enfermedad que Sc desarrolle.
Don German Castanera ira.
ta~de publican Ell esta ciudad ut
diario de caracter independence ii
tulado aEl Eco de la maiiana.n
-Anoche Sc celebraron dos re-
tretas, una en- las Delicias por /;
banda de bomberos y otra en- (
Parque Abolici6n por la band'
aMarina,S resultando las dos mu,
} concurridas.
-Anoche salieron en- autom6
vii para San San Juan el Hon. ca
, misionado del interior y sus ayu
5 dantes Fano y de Barril.
-Ha sido condenado 4 3 me
: ses de carcel y 900 dollats de multi
por la Corte municipal don Jos
Il II goyen por el delito de abuse q
con6anza.
-Ha sido denunciado pt
e crueldad de animales, Bartolo Dfa
|. Aver Sc registraton 6 deful
IS clones y ning1n nacimiento.
CoRREGPoNSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-03
IA1G| 5 ttIt|ltS

En- el fragmento de la $50
nata de Otofios que publicamos el
sabado Sc desliz6 este lapsus: dos
tres caretos sou presentation de tu
casaS por dos tres curatos'.
~En Ia calle de San Jose, n6-
Nero 7, De ad1niten huespedes con pu'
pilaje complete y Sc alquilan hab bita'
clones. D.
-.Por disposition del jues de
paz de Sabana- -grande ha ingresadc
en- la oarcel de Mayaguez Cuillermc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-03

Banilla (a) aManco', acusbdo de
asesinato.
En- Caguas fue sentenciado
Eusebio Ruiz Flores a 90 dfas de
arresto por turbar la paz p6blica.
-Ha sido elevada al fiscal de
Aguadilla la causa por escalamiento
en- primer grado contra Trinidad
Velarde.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-03
AnUn noiosIespeciales para Ponce
GRAN HOteIIeStlulnt "INGLA7[RRA'
HOTEL De PRIMER OROEN
>TetVan 10y 12-CEUz Z y FCrtaIeza 81.

expresamente para Hotel Capdd pasaEos
suaCon Ia mas centca Vistas bahia las GALES de letuaA Cruz
Fortaeza vntado de capital FL conedor de
Anlas Tene dparamentos independents amiaa Des
de d de Agssto ademas del po antique las comda sse
gusto pasaero Tn de uas de uo Interpreters
aducO sua los demas HOts Sc Aaeen abonos Sc
manales.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-24
STAR AT COLLEGE
George Hinrichs, of Davenport, Making
Progress in Base Ball at Illinois Uni

george tinflchS, OF OdVenpoTI, MdhlH9
Progress in Base Ball at Illinois Uni
versity.
Special TO Times Republican.
Davenport, April 24.-George Hin
richs, who graduated from the Dayen-
port high school last summer and who
is at present attending the University
of Illinois, is making remarkable prog
ress In base ball. Last fall, upon en-
tering the university he made himself
known to the students thru his vic
tories over the leaguers that played
with Mansfield and Piper City, but
this spring he became popular when he
pitched and wonfthe first game played
against the Milwaukee American as
ISOLATION team. He played fourteen
innings of the remaining games against
Milwaukee, and demonstrated that not
long from now he will occupy the po-
sition Of first pitcher Of the varsity,
instead OF first pitcher of the freshmen
team. George has @ number of bids
from teams turnout Illinois and Iowa
to play summer ball, but he considers
it ID best to remain amateur and that
advantage of his present success
which he has Won at college to be-
come the leader Of the next years
varsity nine. So most likely he will
be seen at the West End park this
coming summer vacation as a member
of the Game Wardens.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-24
Clerk in a Mason City Hostelry
Becomes Ill With What is
Declared Smallpox
BUILDING At ONCE FuMIeATED
Clerk i. Placed Under Quarantine and
Several Guests Are Compelled to
Undergo Vaccination - Doctors Dis
agree as to Nature of Disease-some
Claim IL is, chicken-pox.
Special to Times-Republican.

Special to TimeS-Republtcan.
Mason City, April INSTRUMENTATION
reigns among several travelling men
who spent an evening in the sick room
of Alex Swanson, clerk in the Hotel
Wilson at this place. A consultation
of physicians and health authorities
held yesterday resulted in decision
that Swanson Is suffering from small
pox in a mild form, and he was at once
place in a private residence and under
quarantine. Some of the physicians
called In consultation declare that
Swanson is i'll with chicken-pox but
the health authorities exercised their
right to insist on precautionary meas
ures.
The hotel was at once thoroughly
funligated and business is being con-
tinued without Interruption. Several
guests at the hotel who were friends
of Swanson spent the previous even
ing in his room, and these men were
ordered vaccinated and their clothing
fumigated before they were permitted
to. leave the city. The prompt meas
ures taken to prevent the spread OF
the disease has allayed the fears Of
the citizens and the travelling public.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-24
IOWA MEDlcs TO MEET.
Alumni Of State University to Gather
Next Week.

Next Week.
Iowa City, April 24.-The faculty Of
the College of Medicine Of the State
university is issuing invitations to the
third annual meeting of the Medical
Alumni association Wednesday and
Thursday, April 80 and May 1.
The invitations are accompanied
with an extensive program of the ad-
dresses, clinics and demonstrations ar
ranged for the occasion, which con-
tains the names of men of national
prominence, who will appear in lectures
and clinics, in addition to the men on
the university faculty.
On Tuesday evening, April 30, DR..
Mazyck P. Ravenel, assistant director
of the Henry Phipps Institute for Tu-
berculosis at Philadelphia, will give
lecture on 1.-The Modern View of Tuber-
culosis and the Role Of Sanitoria." and
on Wednesday afternoon DR. Ravenel
will discuss 'The Etiology of Tuber-
culosis."
DIR. Joseph c. Bloodgood, associate
professor Of surgery at John Hopkins
university, is to conduct clinic IN
surgeary, and DR.. Joseps M. Aiken,
professor of nervous diseases at the
University of Nebraska, will conduct
a clinic in nervous diseases.
At the session of Tuesday evening
the medical faculty will present to the
university portrait 81 the late DR..
John Clonton Shrader who was con-
nected with the college for more than
thirty years.
A large attendance is expected at
this meeting, and it promises to be
the most successful meeting yet held.
The classes of 1882, 1887 and 1897
will hold reunions.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-24
SHORTAGE INCREASES.
Seymour Bank Affairs in Bad Condi-
ton, Investigation Reveals.

ttony lnVcSkI9dtIoU n0VSdtSs
Seymour April 24.-Late last night
Bank Examiner Windsor declared:
1--WE are no nearer estimating the total
loss than yesterday. The situation is
growing steadily more serious because
the number of unrecorded certificates
found increases"
Windsor also stated that the discrep-
ancies between the deposit checks and
the banks books are greater than was
at first supposed.
This discovery is the most startling
development in the situation here and
augurs very badly for the future tho
there is yet no reason to believe that
the total for which the stockholders
are liable will not repay all losses. But
in the meantime Seymour as business
center has been struck a mighty blow
and business has almost come to a
standstill. The depression in CONNER
cial circles is alarming and as things
stand today Seymour is a dead town.
In the meantime the attorneys for the
banks are endeavoring to secure the
loans to stock feeders, which Ware
seems to have made without due re-
gard to security. She business public
stands aghast and the little depositors
are worrying nightly over their earn
ings in spite of assurances as to the
ultimateN recoverey of their money.
Ware remains at home and the at
mosphere Of the neighborhood is some
what as if death and the plague We're
there at once. People passing by in
voluntarily lower their voices and talk
with bated breath of the man for whom
regard is SO strong that practically the
whole community refuses to believe
that he has personally been guilty of
taking any money.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-24
DASHED FROM ENGINE CAB.
Charles Fesemeyer, Great Western
Engineer, is Severely Hurt.
Snecial tn Times Republican

Engineer, IS severely f1urt.
Special to Times Republican.
Oelwein, April PA fall from the
cab Of his engine, while travelling at
rapid rate of speed thru Dunkerton,
resulted in severe injuries to Charles
Fesemeyer, Great Western engineer
1t seems that Fesemeyer, who was
pulling the north-bound fast freight
No. go, walked to the gangway OF
the engine while passing the depot at
Dunkerton and to enable him to better
see any signals that might possibly be
given from the rear of his train,
grasped the hand rails of the engine
and leaned far out, one Ehand slipped
from it's anchor, throwing him around
against the tank, from which position
he was dashed by the sway Of the train
against switch stand and thence to
the ground, sustaining severe cut
across the entire scalp and the upper
and lower lips cut almost entirely in
two parts. The train was quickly
brought to standstill by the fireman.
and the services of the local physician
at that point secured who bound up
the wounds and accompanied the in
jured7 man to this city where he was
quickly conveyed to the Pattison hos
pital
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-24
SUNDAY
Webster City Women lnaugu-
rate Sabbath Closing
Movement
DRUG STORES ARE INCLUDED
Would Call the Clerks TO Church =
Claim PeopIs Can Refrain From Soft
Drinks for One Day in the Week =
Lid to Be Placed Quietly Next Sun.
day.
Special to Times Republican.

Special to lmeS-RepuDlcan.
Webster City, April 24.-If the pres
emit plans of, the Webster City Women's
Christian Temperance Union go thru,
not a drug store in this town will be
open next Sunday. The good women
of the associa ton believe that within
the stony heart Of the average phar-
macist, drug clerk and soda fountain
operator is fertile ground for the SOW
ing of gospel seed. And SO for the pur-
pose of giving this class of men an
opportunity to attend church three
times a day, or just as often as the
church doors are open, every drug store
in Webster City will be closed next
Sunday and each Sunday thereafter
If the women succeed with their plans.
The local union has not announced
its plans in full except to state that
sometime before Sunday the lid will ge
quietly dropped and dropped SO tight
that people seeking the good old fash
toned Puritan Sabbath will seek out
Webster City The druggists are MAX
ing no objections to the plan. In fact,
If the truth be known, they would
probably welcome Sunday closing pro-
viding it was applied to every store,
restaurant news stand, tobacco store
and other similar Sunday lounging
places.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-24
slGoURNEY MAN MISSING
Jake osterman Has Not Been Strong
Mentally.

Jake osterman Has Not Been Strong
Mentally.
Special to Times Republican.
Sigourney, April 24.-Jake Osterman
has disappeared from his home near
here and diligent search fails to reveal
his whereabouts. He is about p years
of age and is the son of Mrs Mary
Osterman, widow lady living SOUTH
west of this place about three miles,
His folks, his mother and brothers and
sisters, had noticed what they thought
to be a mental disturbance for the past
several months. but the ailment seemed
to grow no worse and he had no
symptoms of being violent or attempt
self destruction, so he was not watched
very closely, but went about the place
and to the neighbors as he pleased.
Monday afternoon his older brother
Tony came to the city. They are still
searching and at last accounts had
found no trace of him whatever.
Many are the predictions as to the
fate of the young man. The place
where he was last seen, at the Meyer
home is about ree-quarters of a mile
from the river, and many prophesy
that he went directly to the stream and
threw himself into it.