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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-12

olsgcQrobeu. Is ionOcn iid babel
rod Die pier @oioltnngcIitcinc Don
Dem GingonQStborc, Ourd Dclhc Die
oiipriiden 4rieitcr emit ibr &eilt1.
tbltm betratcn. Irci Don ibncu loBen
unpcrriidt an Ser ultCn Stcllc, Der
niertc mar umgcfippt. sic troQcn
Sni6riitCn nit Dem 9ionlcn SONG
SulmnnoiiorS Der 3rpcitc $3.50 bis
S25 u. G6r.D. Nlra ser 3cit 0%cliclbcn
S0nigS innO lid an Der ullBcrcl
Stootmoucr bel Der Gtuinc oc& Tboz
res ciu cigcntbiimIihcr rcd)tcdiQcr
9lIoboitcrblod (25 bel % bel 81 Sen
tinnctcr) nit elmer llrfunOc iiber Ocn
@oI Der Woltrr. HSn lcincr Wtittc
bat cr cine &crticiln1N. IN bic Der
3opicn cinc@ babel gcilmocncn Nln.
b%oitcr0cdcl1 poBt. Ncbcn otcIcm
Wlod lag cine TillC bon NfotpcrIcn,
un0 Is idcint, Dob cr ip0trr eil1mol
bon Den 9cmobncrn zines Scr Yripot,
hGltIcr ON Shprc ais SdnllffoilcttC
ucrlpcn0ct morocn lit. llntcr sen &c.
'lun0cncn Sflllptltrcn lit Elm 0Ioiirtc3
Scrrocottu 9IcliCf bcIon0crS bcnlcr.
fcn9pcrtb. IS 5ei0t cincn itcbcn0cn
Wi0nn, Scr bctcll0 ole HCd)tc bcbt.
@our uno Bart limo tllr5 0cidnittcn;
libcr Die Shultcrn fGllt Der Ncirnllitt
3Ipfcl zines ld)ulortiQcn @cluon0CS,
0o9 ollrdl cincn @iirtcl INN bic Niii.
ten iCitQchultCt miro. TiCic Srudt
mar ms oltt Ncttm0lcrn poll 9IIiu.
rlcn bi9bcr nidt bc0cAnct. Nir ftns
men lie obcr lGngit - uno 0n9 Der.
lcibt 0icicm ncltcn Gclici elm ciNcn.
ortiQc& SntCrcIiC - pom C0pptiidCn
Noritclllngc1L in 0cl,cll sic Niiotclt
ans y9tctcmt" o0cr NprOsSpricn in
0icIcr Srod)t Crid)Cinrn. Gtc 9ei.
Id)rtlt lit leiGcr init bis SIR l~lnlc36ar.
felt mcg9ebrodcr.
Nlldl III Nliillr limo micocr 5obIrcihc
EriuotbGuIcr un0 WrGbcr 81 Sooc
gcfonmcn, inter oCn lrttcrcn ciniac
nit l%pcrtbpollcn @ciQobcr. 9ic 9c.
ltuttltng fon0 bier. I'M @cgcuiot 5l
Sobplon, i%nncrbolb 0C3 @crcifcS Der
temobntcn @0llcr itott. @ci elmer
mciblidcn Scihc lag cin iilbcrneS
Cbn0pidcrL bel elmer unOcrcn cine
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-12
Der Sdlab Der SccrGnbcr.

Sn Dem fleinen &iiitenoorfe Sara.
Oelba mlrbe am Samitag cine ieltl
lome Gntoedlln9 genaft. 9oS fIei.
nc St0otfen liegt unmittclbar nm
WteereSronoe llno bat ifon lcit Sabrs
5ebnten inter DEM 3critorungsluerfc
Der Wogen, Die INNER mebr pororir.
gent Die SGilier nnterminircn mo
oos 2uno Stiid nm Stiif crobcrrt,
5l lcioen. PIN Snmitog brad cit
nuBeroroentlih ~itorfcr Sturm los,
uno Elm Sbeil ser aiiite mllroe fort
geifpemmt. Die Slider iporen nift
peni9 eritount, fllr5 oonodl SIT be,
mcrfcn, bob Die @lttb Der Glemente
ibnen einen foitbarcn Sd)ob in Die
Sanoc geipielt bate; Olirf) oie Sort.
idluenmulg beS SonOeS lpor cine
Stele freigelcgt ipor0cn, Die cbeocm
oils S6otfammer geoient bobcn
milBte, oenn man iono cine groBe
Mengc nltertbiimliher 8olo- unb
Silbermiin5en, iliuelenbeleste &rell.
SC, Ginge nnb nlerlet foitbore
Sfnnidiud)en, lilberne mo golocne
airdengerctbe nnb WcooiQonS. Gle
gauge Venolferlmg elite iofort nit
Sf)oufel nno Spoten 81 Der @utl.
oerit1ttc, nm nod meitercn &oitbors
felten 81 grobcn. Ginige Slider iarts
Den olif Der Wiibe 2obn, ilno elmer
trlig cine In5obl @olomiin5en oopor,
Die eilten @crtb bon nobe5u 1000
Worf boben. Seit bent Gage ser
Gntoedung bnben ollie 9emobner ibre
grbeit pernadl1iii9t, uno iie bcifGi,
tigen lif nit niflts gnoerem, oils nit
oen Nnhforihungen nod peitereu
aoitbarfeiten. Die portugiciiiden
Seeronber, Die in friiberen 3eiten Die
'paniIden aiiiten pliinberten unb
%berbeerten, pilcgten lire 9ellte lGngs
Der 8iiIte an gcbeimen Stotten 5lt
pergrober, ul,o id)on mebrfo6 iinb
oerartige SdGse oilrd) 3ufoIl ober
onrd) Notiircreigniiie entoedt nor.
ben. Die bel Y~ornoclbn gefunoenen
8egcnit1noe entitanrmen olem gln.
ld)eine itud) iolhen p%ergrobenen Sdd.
gen Der Seer1llber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-12

man Den SollSbnlt i'm 8leidgcipif)t1
bolton entmc0er ourd) cinelt perfiig-
barren Heierpcporrotb, o0er obcr 90
0ltrd), 0ob man bel Ser 9lltiitellmg
icincS SollSboItungsplons INNER
MIR Den nieorigiten, iid)cr etnqcbenz
Den 9ctrog bon Ginfiinftcn 81 Grunb
lc0t. GoS ~criterc lit pcniger Iobens.
mertb, neil, tuenn Der 6eierpcporrntb
etnnlal oufgC5ebrt lit, 0nS 8lcidge-
midt bon Ginno6mcn un6 IuSgoben
froglid miro. Wiit Ocn nic0rigitell
IidCrcn Gintubmcn SIT rcd)ncn: boS
%OcrmoNcn o6cr MIR icbr einiif)tspollc
un0 pinenSitorfc 2ellte. IS liC9t I'M
Ncicn oeS Wenihen, Iicber Oas 8iins
Itigcrc ol3 bo3 lln9iinitigcrc 81 boz
fen. Giuem flll0cn SoltSbolter emf
gCbt eS obcr nid)t, nclde Gin1obmen,
Die lid) irilbcr er9obcn, iidcr iuicOer-
tchrcll lpCr0cl1 unb ueld)c niht. Gr
iicbt bel Der &ormiSbcrCfnllng Ser
SIT crportenOcn @%innobmcn nid)t
BLOB ollf 0aa lcbtc Sobr, %Ionbcrn audi
olt' Tritbcrc Sahrc 5urilf. Gr lpeiB,
aus mcld)cn @ritnocn in mnnhen
&obrcn bic cine o0er nn0erc 9lrt BON
Ginfiinitcn gcieGcll o0cr 5uriidgcblie-
ben lit; ltnh or fam beltrtbeilen, ob
fiir BIC fiinitigc 3cit oicic 8riinoe
mirGium Icin mcroen oOcr nidt.
9oS @Icif9clpid)t bon ginnobmclt
r1b Alts0obcn lit oos minocIte, mas
cir g%eorOnctcr 5oltsbolt onitreben
muB. @cIicr lit freilid nod ci:,
l(cbcridub Ter Ginnobmen iiber Die
glagoben. Ginen ioIhcn lleberifltG
81 cr6lclcrI D.. y. G%ripnrniiie SIT lam-
mclrL lit iogor @ouSboltunqspiliht,
lpcnn man itcigcnbe Glts9o6en obcr
iintcn0c Gintdbmen b~orouSipben
fam. Ticic &olsboltunqSpiliht lit
oltf gcgcben fir ie0en Somilienpa-
Ter, Der nift ipciB< mic longc icine
pcrionlidcn Ginfiinite fortOoltern
lpcrocn.
Sat man im Iagcmeinen nllf oos
8leihgcpid)t bon gliS9obrn uro Gin-
nobn1cn Ieine 9eredning 9erihtet, 10
lit Damn cine nritere Illigabe oes
S%ollabolta, oltd) in ieber Gin5clbeit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-12
Sansbnlt, Spariamfcit.
SON Do q @ouSboe r.

&%nltaboltcn lit etpos NnocrcS ais
@irtbifoftcn cS lit MIR ein Sbcil
Der Wirtblfnitlid)cn SbGtigfcitcn.
llntcr @ouSDolt perltebt man icnt
S%bGtigteit, ipeldc nit Den porbons
ocnclt Ginfilnften moglid)it pieIe sc.
bcnsbcOiiriniiie olf oie pcrniinftigite
uno lpnriomltc grt SIT bcfrieoigcn
ltrcbt.
Ger SnuSGnlt mlib oomit oniuns
gen, 0oB man fir Die nGditc Belt sic
@coiirfniiic, Die iid) ergeben mrrocn,
mo Die Ginfiinftc, sic oofiir por6on.
Den limo, fennt. Gr berltbt olio ollf
elmer gcmilien &oralsiidlt uno &or-
otSbcrcdnung. Gieic lit fcincSiucgS
goil5 lcidt.
@oS sic &orolSiidt oitf Die fiini.
tiq ST. beiricbi9cnoen 2ebenSbcoiiri.
niiic b%etriiit, 10 lie9t es nobe, iih an
bic iiin9lte &ergongenbeit SIT balten.
gber Ser Menif lit INNER 9eneigt,
lid liebcr neltc 9ebensgenilIle on,ll.
oemDbncn, olS Glterc ab5ugepobne1.
limo 0orltm tdilift Die &%ororSberef
nltng Der Ilisgabcn iebr leid)t. Wtnn
lit meiItens III Ser @efnbr, Die flint
tigen Iilsgaben geringer on5llid)lo.
gen, ais tic luirflid) iein lucroen. Die
Mltsgoben Der Soriohre fontfnen luie.
Der; lllb cS fon1nlen nelte oajll, an
bic man nid)t 9eooht bot. Wton
brolld,t ). .. gor fcin leid)tiinuigcr
SoltSboltcr III leiil. itil an Nlisgoben
fiir Nr5t mo Ipotbcfer nidt 81 bent
fen, mcnll llalt bisbcr geIllno gene.
len lit. Sold]c Iusgnbcr fonten
bod fonmcn; iulo menlt mon Tie oar
nift pprgeieben bat, miro Der Sol,s.
bolt onrd) JIG geitort. Gin Sontilien.
buter, Der mcbrere &inocr bat, lpiir0c
icbr irrcn, mel,n er Die Iusgnben, Die
er fir bos nudite Snbr 81 MAIDEN
bat, nod bcnen bes pergorgencn
SobreS bemeIieit ponte. gr mltb nil.
ielL bob bic 9iiloer mebr braliden,
ie grocer lie lperSell. 10 lonae biz iic
iif einntnl ieGbit ettpns peroieneu;
nit0 DAB hemltnd feline allsgoben
Dofiet.
Siebt man Nun. baB getuiiie gliss
goben pad,ien noGen, ip1brenO Die
unberet eletd, bleiben lttb Die Gin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-12

baroitf 81 odten, bob Die einfiinfte
erbalten unb geiteigert, bic IlSga-
ben NIT 9e0a6t nor9enommen tuer.
0cn. 3os brnitd)t niht bis in'S'
alcinlidc 5u geben. Seher Yip''ttltg
nun man iif MIR conii altfldrelber,
penn man fi.tr Die Siibrung zines
SortshoIit3 Inberen perontluortIid,
iii, ipeni1 ma cinen SailsbuIt fir
Webrere iiibrt. go mar aber MIR
it'd icIbit pcrnntiportIif oofiir iii, mic
man ieine G%innobmcn perouSgobt:
oa lit cine 9erednung bon Eiruob.
! men rno Iisgabe" I'll ~inlCs"p;*
@enoig, .hB man cinen oe,pilicn
lleberbIid ooriiber bot, lpelfe Gus.
goben re%gcImGBig lpieoertebren uno
Den Qr6Bten 1bciI Ser G%innobmcn
neri6lingen; ru6 rpiepieI Der Cages
beoorf iiir hicic anSgubcn betrG9t.
Ter Gin5cIItcbenbe lit in bieier Sin.
iidpt pieI ~freier, ais 6amiIienmitgIie.
Ser iino, sic eincn Snlsbalt SIT leiten
baber.
Inter Sporionfeit pcriteben mir
ienen 8runb5ug mirtbibaitliden
SonoeIns, ser oen Menidcn peror-
loBt, nit iubIihen 0ingcn uno nit
Ir6eitsleiitungcn ihonen0 unb Dor.
ttd)tlg l%inl3lgebeil, nidJtS 5l pcrgeu-
Den, nur oas 81 u%erbroldcn, poS Der.
braild)t mcrben muB, I'M mirfIihe
2ebens6eoiirfniiie 81 b%efrieoigen. Sic
Sporiamfeit b1lt Die Mitte 5uiihen
5pct mirtbiboitlid)eu 5eblern: 5ipi.
Id)en Dem @ei5 uno ser 8erihtpen.
oung, Sic beabiihtigt Sbonung
mo Sermebrung oeS Bermo9ens.
81 bieiem 3tuede iildt iie einen
iteten llebcrblid iibcr ben Stono bcs
Germogens mo iiber Sen Gang Der
gintiinite urb 4usgoben 81 6oben;
lie il1dt itets 9errin iiber oic 9eoiiri'
niiie ST. bleiben. SSeoes ein5elne &c
bensbeoiirtnlB Itrebt lie NIT nlogltdit
i%penigen, nit moglidIt onuerboften
uno moglidit biaigen @iitern sit be.
f~rieOigen. Sic iorgt iiir ior9iGltige
guiberpobrung oller 9eitonotbeile
oes @ermogens; uno no tic bnares
@elo eriibri9t, itrebt lie mad elmer
iiferen Inlnge oeiIclben. Ibcr lie
oorf ald nift nit Sen iittliden gui.
goben oes 2ebens in 3pieipoIt &c.
rotbcn. @cnn man etlpos cripnrt.
muB ma iid) INNER irogen, iuoiiir
uno NIT melhen Spiern eS eriport
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-12
YaraoOra.

Son DC orit @olbi6,mio
lin ben yciliomen Wtcrihen" mar.
tiren 5i fonneL ba5u brnldt man
= @eleqiduft.
Sebr piele @Ben blciber rltr oa.
burd gan5 gut, bab lie - gebrofet
tperbeil.
Cine per6eirotbete Srau finoet leid)-
ter einen Monn oils elite iinperbeira-
tbete.
Woitfen 9eiiten maft MIR baS
SpernglaS es mDelid = WliIit 5t
boren.
Cine Sdmeihelei bat oft .geidaoet,
= no 5fpei ober orei oielfeidt iebr
seniitt botten.
: - -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-12

bone @laSrhoioitidoaIe nit StSvs1l.
lnieoer an elmer ~aSst'oeren
5teac fonO iid cin grobcS< aupfcr.
eden NIT fleinercn FotupiergeiGBen
no cllernen @erqi" then 0orin. Gin
OPP mar nit QodiiIber gefiiQt llno
rs|eben DISQUALIFICATION ol,6
.elnn'grbadte SilberItiidc pcridieoc.
"er Sdlpere, ole, gum 3nlpiegen ger
t%leinert, gon5 in ser art Der ipGtcren
Wtiin3en, als 3obIungsmittel geoient
81 boben ldeiner. Hift icIten ent.
biclten Die @r1bcr olld) couptiide
Storobocn, nit ipmboliihcn gliid.
o~crbciBenoen Sieroglppbcr, Die ul5
Nmlllctte getrageu lurr0en mo Die
iitr Die 9otirung Der betreiienoen
@rGber bon 9roBcm @crtbe iino. SSn
Den Gdcn an Der GirgangSpano ci.
niger @rGbcr, fonben iid tleinc Sic.
g%elconlolc gum Iufitelen bon San..
pen. 9te HltBiplren Scr Slommca
iuorcn 5llm Sbeil nod oclltlif er.
fembur. Inter oen EripotbGlliern
ltieB man alld1 allf oic @ertitatt ci.
mes Observation-Disclosures - tie emit
belt ober MIR cinfade Nd)at. u1o
Nlabaltcrpcrlel1, gum Sbcil nod i'm
Nob5llituno. Plus Ser lpGteiten log.
oportbii6cn" Nniieoelung III NiIul
tommcn icbt nitd S6riftoentmGler
berollS, Die fir Die 9otirlng oicier
qnll5cn Geriooe Iebr 81 bcgriiBen iiuo.
Gie Shriit lit oromGiid. IliBcr Der
id)ie0enen beidriebenen Sboniderben
lul0 eillcm flciilen Galfltcinoltor nit
flIr5cr @iomnng fono lid cine rcdt.
cdige &olflteinplottc NIT elmer
Sfriitil0hc BON Sc 81 33 Gentimc-
tern llmiang. Sbrcr @nt5iiierllng
Iicbt man nit Spnnnung cntgcgeG.
Son rngcluobnlidcm SntereIie obcr
linO 0rei bel elmer Gerludsgrnbunq
%NcilrnOcnc ~llrfunoen oc5 leBtcn giips
rcrfoni03 Sarofuoiu, inter Dem oo3
Hcid) bon NlIrr i'm Sabre COG b. CIR.
ourd) Die Wteoer iein Gn0e fono. Die
(ertc be5iebcn lid olf 0en Ban zines
Dem @otte 9tebo bon 9oj5ippu Clio
lid bon 9obplon( gerucibten Gem.
pclS, iibcr 0cilcn Grilicn5 III 9liirr
mir bisbcr feincrlCi Nufriht botten
audi 0cbcn lic Die olsiiibrlidrc @enCu.
logic 0cS SGrnfoS bis 5llriif nlti So
Mig SorGon Der 3lpcitc C22 bis 7O5
b. G6r.) "a mir bon Dem Gn6e oca
oiipriIfcn Hcid)cS foit 9or feline 5cit.
Qcnoililhcu llrfun6cn 6obcL 10 iino
bicic Sertc bon bcion0crCm gSCrte, II.
mir 0iirfen boficn 0oB cine 6orticb.
ilitg Der TerIild)Sgrobulg ms nod
mond)c i~pCiterc biitoriih pidtige6ltn.
DC liCicru miro. - IS lit cine m.ilbIns
me uit0 cntiogun9Spoue Irbeit, bic
IN ocnu bciBcll un0 bon ullcr mo0Cr.
ncn <ltur 10 Icrnen 9obplon uno
Niiur Gelciitct miro, obcr tic ifrCitct
itctiN unb unouiboltiom pormGrtS H.,
iii9t cincnS tcin sum onOcrcn an Dem
@nl Der &ultitr0cihid,tc bc$ nItclt
SricntS, ser Iid) Dor inherent itolmcns
Den 9llf crbcbt, unO an 0cm Die
0crltihc Oricnt-@cicQihoit MN id)on
icit 5cbn Sobrcn 10 riibmlid) bethel.
ligt lit,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-12
Vic lit Nic @cIt2

9tur iiir elm gIiidlib licbcnO &oor
Sd)on iiberou sic @cIt itctS mar,
GaS Grmlid)itc &ortoifclfcIo
SIM n&iebCSblid" idon 9fci5 erbGIt
Sic mcrtcu'S founl, mcnu's bliet UNI
baQclt,
Tenn Hicbcuoc iinO mcilt pernogcIt
@cnn'& nidt 81 bciB uno niht 81
.. fult,
@eiuno Der Mcuib uno niht 5it alt
@enn mtnbbGnQig or ltno frCi
llno bot boS notb'Qc .YPoo3" babel,
Gam crit - rucr mout' cS nitt be.
fCnncn? -
Gam lit ole @cIt crit idon Su ncrl.
men!
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-20
Credit for Eczema
Cure Belongs to Him

Whether or not DR.. J. r. Currier is
entitled to all the credit for discovering
that the drug citrox Is practically q
specific for all forms OF skin diseases,
it is certain that he was first to publish
his discovery in the medical journal.
Other doctors may, as they claim,
have used citrox In treating eczema.
letter, salt rheum, etc, but If they did
not publish their results and DR.. Cur
rier did they cannot complain If he is
given the credit after having thrown
his discovery open to the world.
Dissolve teaspoonful pure pow
dered citrox in two tablespoons hot
water and battle the diseased skin
twice day, 20 minutes at a time, In
this warm lotion. 1t must be maAe
up fresh and used warm each time. Be
careful to get the pure drug put up in
sealed packages by the chemical
works" This new use for an old drug
has made a radical advance in the
treatment of skin diseases, as 1T stops
the itching at once and dries UP the
eruption in a short time.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-20
Victoria open tonight
-~A>>-
Boiling beef, cents. Rupert's.
pork chpplfo < comic Rnpert's

Victoria open tonight
Boiling beef, S cents. Ruperts.
|
Pork chunks. cents. Rupert's.
Dr. Billiard, osteopath, Is West Main
Sponge sugar, If ordered in time
for Thanksgiving.
Fresh lettuce, radishes, cucumbers
celery and parsley at Culley's.
Glazed oranges, grapes, dates anc
French cherries at Wachter's.
Apples are advancing. Buy now at
Batesole's and get the low price.
Fresh little pig sausage from the
Jones dairy farm. Peckham Grocery
company.
Why go without? Slx9O shrunk mus
lin sheets, Saturday special, so cents
Archie Parker
Fresh tomatoes, lettuce, onions cell
cry, Jersey sweet potatoes. Peckham
Grocery company.
Fresh pineapples. fine large grape
fruit, Malaga grapes, just in. Peck
ham Grocery company.
Get your apples, nuts, candies,
canned goods, etc, for Sunday and
| Thanksgiving at Wheeler's grocery.
| Finkle block.
Dressed chickens and ducks every
day until Thanksgiving at Culley's
also the best line of fresh meats and
salt fish of all kinds.
\ o..
camembert, Roquefort, Neufchatel,
Canadian Cream. Club House, Edam,
brick and New York full cream cheese.
Peckham Grocery company.
Cranberries. sweet potatoes, grapes,
oranges, bananas, gooA eating apples,
honey, maple syrup and everything
good to eat at Kendall & Vests
The Ladies' guild of ST. Paul's church
held another all-day sew, Thursday,
at the home of Mrs. l.. c. Abbott.
Luncheon was served by Mrs. A. M.
Parker.
Over five hundred good things may
be had under the Batavia label. We
have great many Of them in stock.
others arriving daily. Come in and let
us show you some of them Peckham
Grocery company.
Mr. Russell! sieg arrived in the city
Thursday evening, and spent the night
at the home Of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Sieg Mr.. Sieg stopped
here on his way from New Hampton
to Des Moines. He has been superin-
tending the building Of a sewer and
water system in New Hampton for the
Cook Construction company of Des
Moines.
Charles E. Seymour. who was form
ery a linotype operator for the Times
Republican. but who has been working
for the Register and Leader Of Des
Moines for several months, up to
short time ago, has been appointed
business agent for the Des Moines
Typographical union. Mr.. Seymour was
in the city Thursday. going to Ames
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-20
FORMER RESIDENT DEAD.
Mrs. SaIlie Parrett HoIIecker Passe:
AWAY at GIendive. Mont.

away at 0IeHutVe, Wo5'e'
Word received in this city by Mr..
and Mrs. j. G. Trotter announces the
death at Glendive, Mont, Of Mrs. Sal
lie Parrett Hollecker, a former Mar
shalltown girl, wife of George Holleck-
er, a prominent business man of Glen
dive. Mrs. Hollecker was daughter
Of Warren Parrett, and the home of
the family for many years was at 203
East State street. Mrs Hollecker was
niece Of Arthur N. Parrett, former
business manager of the Times-Re-
publican, now of Minneapolis. Before
their marriage Mr.. Hollecker and Miss
Parrett were both in the employ Of
John Schubert. Mrs. Hollecker is sur
vived by her husband and two daugh-
tiers. She was about AZ years of age.
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oh Where: oh Where,

Can you get such crispy crust and
creamy bread as in Werner's bread?
Have Just started in business at 327
South Third avenue; will make fresh
rolls twice each day. Try some of the
Vienna rolls, just warm in the after
noon. Orders taken for all kinds of
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-20
VAN NESS IMPROVING.
Said to BE Prospect That Preache
Will Recover Voice.

Rev. DR.. j. G. Van Ness, of Mt. YER
non, former pastor Of the Methodist
church here, who recently underwent a
surgical operation at Iowa City for
cancer of the throat, may, after all
recover his voice and be able to again
talk Dr. Van Ness is recovering rap
idly from the operation. and is now
able to speak a little. 1t is believed
that eventually he will have almost as
good power over his voice as before the
operation.
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Specials for Saturday.

Best Minnesota flour per sack. Isl so
Perfection oil per gallon ........ IL
w w. oil per gallon ............ 10
Best country butter per pound.... .26
Lenox soap, bars ............. .25
Santa Claus soap, bars ........ rs
K. C. baking powder, 25c size 80. 20
K. c. baking powder 15c size..... IL
Coffee, zoe grade per pound..... 10
Japan tea, soc grade per pound. 40
REX GROCERY,
20 North Center street.
Phone 242. Prompt delivery on all
goods.
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cakes. ALI kinds Of bakery goods fresh
every day. ACME BAKERY.
SPECIAL FOR
BrintnalI,s

Saturday at Benedict & BrintnaII's
New Store.
Ten dozen mems heavy fleeced
shirts for % cents each, worth so.
Three hundred yards OF apron ging-
hams for 5 cents a yard
Fifteen children's and misses cloaks,
all lined thru UP to IA years for $4.25.
Fifteen ladies' dress skirts for $3.50.
BENEDICT & BRINTNALL.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-20

The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society Of the First United Evangelical
church met at the home of Mrs. Clyde
Whitney, Thursday afternoon. The
study of the lesson was omitted and a
paper entitled Thanksgiving Oppor-
tunities" was read by Mrs. Charles
Thompson, after which the yearly cleo
ton of officers took place, which re-
suited as follows: President. Mrs. Liz
zie Young; vice president, Mrs. F. NJ.
Force; second vice president, Mrs.
Ernest Pardee; secretary Mrs. Clyde
Whitney; treasurer, Mrs. Mary Haney;
librarian, Mrs. Ida Wil1le: corresponds
ing secretary, Mrs Clara Thompson
Following the election paper en-.
titled 1.-The Evolution and Ultimate
Triumph of the Church of Christ on
Earth" by Rev. E. F. Nell was read
and greatly appreciated by the society.
A dainty two-course luncheon was
served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs.
Ida Wikla
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Local Weather Record,

Thursdays maximum temperature
was 62, compared with II for We'd
nesday. The minimum last night was
%, compared with 81 for the night be-
fore.
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ATTENTION CUSTOMERS.
Come and See With Your Own Eyes at
the New Store.

| 1t will pay you TO come and buy your
cloaks where they are marked right in
the first place. Easy to mark them UP
and then advertise large discounts.
BENEDICT & BRINTNALL.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-20

Remember the box social Home
Guards OF the World, tonight. Each
girl requested to bring a box. AT K. p.
halls Ladies free; gentlemen, Is cents.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-20

All of our cloaks and suits are
marked very low and in plain figures.
From this price we are now giving
one-third off. e. r. Lay
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BOWLING
Standing Of tho Clubs.

The Imperials Won three straight
from the Hawlseyes Thursday night
and by so doing sent the losers down
to third place from a tie for the top.
Higgin rolled as high score 214, and
Gale made the high average, 1917. The
scores:
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The first division of the Congrega-
tional Ladies' Aid society will hold an
exchange and candy sale at the f. R.
Lay store. Saturday afternoon. Mrs.
B. A. Morgan, chairman.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-20

The regular meeting of the State
Street United Evangelical church was
held Thursday afternoon with Mrs. j..
H. Robinson, 106 South Seventh ave-
nue., as hostess. The attendance. was
good
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-20

Mr. l. e. Wilcox, Of Montour, was in
the city this morning while on his way
to Des Moines and Atlantic on BUSH
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-20

Twenty-Five stamp photos for %
cents and a Christmas post card free.
Bowen's studio, IA West Main street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-20

Mrs. w. F. Estel, Mrs. Frank jerome
and Mrs. Ruby Bousum, were hostesses
to the members of the Clover club at
the Estel home, 3O3 Park street Thurs
day evening. This was the first of a
series Of parties that the ladies of the
club will give during the winter
months. Amusements and music furn-
ished the entertainment for the even
ing, and the hostesses served a lunch
in two courses Mrs. George Young was
the only guest who was not a member
of the club.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-20

About seventy-five were in attend
ance Thursday afternoon at the meet
ing of the Methodist Ladies' Aid So
ciety, held with Mesdames M. N.
Smith, H. G. Mueller P. f. Arney and
L. Love, at the parsonage. Following
the lengthy business meeting two vio-
lin numbers, by Miss Marguerite Lew
is, accompanied on the piano by Miss
Ruth I4effler, were enjoyed. The host
esses served refreshments.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-20

The members Of the Harmony Aid
society, enjoyed an all-day session
Thursday at the home of Mrs. w. A.
Size, 1901 Summit street, who was be-
ing assisted in entertaining, by Mrs.
c. z. Carpenter. Dinner was served at
noon