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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-12-09

9Im 6. 8e5ember trot unier Bun.
oes-aongreB (6t.) pieoer in Baib-
ington suIammen. ge5iigliA Der
mi6tigen gotI6oft oes @raiioenten
|auf fpelde mir IN elmer ipGteren gum.
Imer nod nGher eoitoriea eirgeben
tperoen, peripeiien mir unIere 2eicr
auf Seite 10 5. gl. Die Sorifgeieb.
gcbrng lit Dorl6ufig 5u @nOe, tros-
Dem oieielbe nid1t MIR Elm republita-
niIder 8ertrauensbruh, ionoern ouH
graoe5u cine 5drce lnto tpeitere &uie-
beitge Dor ben nlonopoliltil6eii SSntes
reIien mar. @ro6e bier iueroen Die
SSniilrgenten" i'm 4onqreB ibre lDei-
terer @ebel eiiiieben. Sbr 5iibrer i'm
Senot, Senator Gufnmins bon Soma.
miro i6on 0afiir ioreeu, ebenio ca
SSollette II. u. Sie boben Spreber
Cannon un0 2ebterer bot ibnen often
ben arieg erflGrt. 0ober fam man
Ieberio altf Die Geoeihlohteti tpie ailf
Die ipeitere 8rerrnltng uno @ritarflmg
Der @egner Inn eigenen Republican,
| ihen Eager geipal1nt lem. Gs miro
elm annpf Der progreiiinen geaen Die
IStono- -Gatter- -@lemente meroen, eill
Iaanpf 0erer, ipel6e oie 3eiben an Der
8ailo Ieien, gegen Die SSntereiien,
Inelbe trob gllem Serren Der 5itua-
| ton 5u iein glaitben iuno als Nfotto
r3be public be 3 5" fiibren, oem1
Ipie fredl oie 4orporationen bereits
Igeporoen iino, mas tie rnirer Gegies
Irung glnu6en bieten 5u fonnen be-
Imeiit folgenoer Soil:
g2ie oas 9unoes- SSiitisamt Jest
6efannt gibt, lief Dor eiliem Sabre 0ie
ISfferte in @oibington ein cine Nlil-
lion Collars fir bic @ablfnmpagne
9afts 81 geben ifrto nuh ionit fiir BEL
lien @rtpdbllng 51 mirfen, folls nas
SSuiti5oepartement Die llnteriuhung
acqen Die General electric Gonlpunp,
Die @eitingboltie SO. nno ole glmeri.
com Telephone & Telegraph SO. eiri-
litelle. Sir ben 6oa, DAB oieie Sffertc
lfeni @ntaegenfonuHen fdnoe, mur0e
lgeorobt ouB oas @elo sur grn1b-
llnng grDans @ertpenbung finoen
lmerOe. @eni mir iliht irren, miro
luenig poiitipe meme @eiesgeblmg IN
loieier 8ongrebieliion 5u erporter
Iiein. 8obl ober miro man der g2oi
lgebprheno, ni6t oen eigenen Erie.
Iben", oen 3ritits uno ihren neuen
llebergriffen entgegentreten miiiien.
Der aongreB miro iid1 nit oeu 9e,
lIte6nneen inlb 3oIllmteri6laglngen
lieitens oes 3nder- Il. a. Sritits su be.
liA1ftigen baben, nit Der neu orga.
Iniiirten g9ea 60, Der gStnnonrh
lGa 60, Dem 8obaftrliIt, ferner nit
loer Reaeluna uno aontrole Ser 5rpi.
lIdbenItaatlihen Observation-Disclosures,
oer GntfDidellng Der @niieripege, Der
grbalting ser nntiirIidlen SilfSqueli
| fen oes 9anoes llilp. sln 9lrbeit miro
les alio nif)t febleu.
g9ir erip1bnten Die grbaltitng oel
lnatiirlihen SilfsqueIlen. @s pirf
Unit gfeht beboilptet, oaB man faii
lgan5 europa NIT Dem ernGbren fam
lpas bier8ulailoe beri6menoet miro
I0fan nergegenp6rtige iih Sim Csc.
lmeis 0es @eiogten mlr folgenoe 3ab
lien: 9as rationale @erihpenoungS
lbnoget bat IN ben Iebtef SSabren Dit
Iungebeure SuiIlne BON niehr als
Uicrtanienb Wiillionen 9Uanrs Der
li6lumgen Die iih m folgenoer @eiit
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-12-09

9(merifa berri6en. Ser. 0elltiher
Serolo" biloet oos eeiitige 8ano,
ipeldes olle 8eutihen bier IN
Nmerifa nit Der altens lieben Sei-
mat perbinoet lno OesbaIb iollte
6erielbe iopiel ols irgeno moglifl
aud in Der olten &eiiiiat geleien
mer0eit.
Die 3eiten in slmerifo iin0 mic
Der reht gut; Die 5armer boben
cine ausge3eihnete Grnte ettge-
beinlt lm0 ale 6nrnlpro0ufte fon-
nen 8u boben greiIen nerfaltft
meroen; Die @eihdfte bliiben nn0
olle 9[rbeiter baben nolloilf 8e-
idbGffigilng uii0 beroienen einen
allten 2obn. 9ln @elo mangelt es
nidt, iiberan lit MoblitanO Dor-
boll0en nn0 Gure 2ieben IN Der
aIten Seinot iebnen fid, Gin Sie-
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-12-09

Die 8eibnadltsSeit riidt beran
uno ale iniiere 9eier uno 2eierin-
nen Deroen iih Die SSrage porIe-
gen. a0ie fonnen mir iinieren
teuren 8ertpan0ten uno Iieben
5reunoen IN Der olten Seimat cine
6reiioe bereiten p
Die ribtige 8eontlportilng Die
ier 6rage ioIlte fir SSeoen iebr na-
be lieeen. gSir bereifen gudl
ourd 3uienOung oeS ~0eiitiher
Scroll anmohentlidb cine Sreube
rno Sbr erfobrt oirh oenielben
ale gteuigfeiten inlo 8eeebenbei-
ten aus Der gon3en 8elt uno Ipe.
Sien ans 9lnlerifa. Cure Ser
ipnnoten uno sSreunoe ienieits oes
OCEANS molten allh gerne miiien
ipie es Gu1 IN Der neuen &einInt
aebt uno ipeIhe 8erbdItniile IN
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-12-09
3nht aDr te1re a1erlunnnte nner ltehe
Iren1tne III ner nlten 9)ei11tnt2
gas priid1ttene at,etItnad1taeeraJenk

6esseidjcn Sn &eibnadlteu BON
GmdD 81 erbalten, Diabt ibHen
cine lleberraifning iino oie I5reuoe
miro qroB Iein. @em sSbr nod
2iebe uno alnb1ngIihfeit fir Cure
@ermanoten lrn0 sSreunoe IN
Geltidlono bobt, idDidt ibneu Den
ySemtIdJer 0erplO" altf elm SSobr
uno lire sSreloe miro Elm gan5es
SSSobr oauern iulo gure2ieben per-
Oen iiher an Gnd) itets liebeDol
oellfen, penn tie barin leieH gs
foltet MIR cine &leinigfeit, Die Sbr
leid)t entbebren f0nlt, nber ien-
ieits oes S5eans lit EN- 8latt lpie
Der p. 81 fir Cure 2ieben nn-
entbebrlidl.
Ghidt oos @eIo neblt Der 0ent-
Iidl geIdricbenen Abreiie mo mir
Ibiden prompt Die 3eitung.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-12-09
@ei6i6te
gel56anSel. Sort Snclling. 6Drt
Eierrc Die ilteitc OanernOe Bic
0erlGiinng.

sSn Iebten glrtitel beri6teten mir
iiber oas erite 9lutpergieBen 5piihen
5ruppen Der Ser. Staateu itno S;noia-
nern III 7afota, Delbes leioer nid|t
0as leste bleiben iollte.
9ie 8eridjte, welde Die 2eiDis g.
Glarf @rpeoition iiber ben groBarti-
gen 8eI5reihtum oes bon ibr bereiiten
Saiioes brahte. erregte groBes SSnte-
reiie BEL Den 9Sel5bdnoIern IN ct.
2ouis, meIbe ioiort Gorfebrlmgeit
trnien, INN oen SanoeI IN ibre Sdnoe
al befon1nen. Die beoeutenoIten
9SelBb1noIer maren 9ierre Gbontem
iuo Ntanuel 2iia, meIfe 6eioe 6ereits
friiber I'M 9afuto ruaren ltno jest neiie
Reiien oorthin niisriiItetei.
Ger beoeutenoIte omerifnniidle 9el5-
bdnoler mar aber SSobn Safob slItor
in Reip 9orf, geboreu IN 8olloorf
bel SeioeIber9 IN Der Rfol5, melder
sipei grpeoitionen nadJ Der 8acific-
4iiIte ausriiItete. gine oerlelben gi1g
per Sdliff nm Siio-2lmerifo berlm
nah oem Columbia &iner, Die aloere
ging 0en Qfiliouri binaiif, Ourd 8a-
fota bis 5nm @rnno 9fiper imo Damn
ueItlib naf Ser 8acific-aiiite; lestere
Itano inter Dem 8efebl BON @alter
grice Suilt. 2iias lm0 SnntS Grpe-
Oitionen trafen IN 0nfota 5lliannen
uno es febIte rlibt an Hei6ereieil 5ui-
lhen oen bei0en bis iie iih enolih am
8rono 3iDer trelniten Siia febrte
BON bort NIT elmer reihen 9ahung
mertpoller Gel3e nod ct. Soltis 5ll-
rid.
9ils Ser 5fueite arieg NIT guglann
Inn Sabre 1912 ausbroh, poren Die
'@nqIanoer oiih mn Aor0tDeiten nift
|nriiBia. 0taior gobert 9idion. ein
alter ihottilher @el5bdn0ler, ipurOe
init ser Sberleitimg Ser britiifen SSrl-
tereIien betrullt. Seine SSran mar
cine y;Slatbeao- -Siour" SSnoianerirt,
oeren Seiinat am glm 6IuB, i'm iesi-
Iaen 8ropn gountp, ,Siio-9ofota. mar
Die @ngl1noer batten Die gbiibt, Die
Sioiu SSloianer nnO an6ere Deitlihe
Stdnme gum &riege gegen Die ame-
rifaner auf3urei5eu. DidlonS 6rali
mar oie 8odter bon rHoter 9onner
Dem S1uptling Der a5latbea0s~ luto
oieier nebIt ieinem IL Sabre alien
Sohne un0 % ,.Siiletons~ traten io-
fort IN enqliihe 3ienlte. sic begabel
|Iih nit einer gln5nbl Siour Snoianer
nod WeadinoiD imo nnbmen lpdter
an BEN &dnlpfen IN Ohio lrn0 bel De
troit tell. Die Siour herIieBen bier
aber ore GngI1noer lul0 febrterf ildh
Dem WeiIiiiiippi 5uriid, Der uRote
9onner~ aber un0 iein Sobn blieben
bel ben gnqI1n0ern. 2eBterer iuur0e
ourh Ieine groBe 4npferfeit beriibmt
Ilmo erbielt Den Namen r@aneta4 ,
(oer Streiter) uno mur0e bon Den
gngI1noern beionoers nusge5eihrtet,
gr blieb ben 2ebteren ergeben, un0
als ole Nmerifoner i'm Sabre 1919
sSort SHeIling am oberen NtiiiiIiippi
|onleeten. ipionirte er bort beritni.
Col. Sncaiug crgriff Die @eIegenbeit,
Iuerboftete @aneto mo beIehrte ibn IN
oraltiiher g8eiie iiber ieine Rflicbten
ben glmerifaneru gegeniiber. @aneta
Ipuroe ipater EN- eben 10 gutter Ame-
rifuner, luie er borber EN- 8rite mar,
Juno Ieiitete eriterell nod mertuollere
(6ortiebnng 0uf Seite 81.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-12-09
Cagebu6
Giner Seati6sn seimRattsrin in
Sripp GOantB
Bon Srau Or. eOip. bon gBaIOau
. vi.

Scs 8inters Giu5ng. @Olfe. -
Gamrp nnO icine Gage Sn manns'
6uber Sdlneeiuebe. 9icdter Sc.
griff Ses 9srairielebens. @as Der
rSentidjer SerOlO" fir bic eiitia-
men gIniieoler beSeitet. - @r1ff.
nung non WieDer So. ltngliifs.
falle. SnOianerfOrtidritte.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-12-09

niht beriibrt. Die gabn miro ibre
.Stabte ieIbIt alslegen NIT gtlsnobme
bon Golome m6 pielleiht 0tcgteelp,
0enn leetere lit cine bon Der Regie-
riinq onaeIegte Stabt mo nniB Oaber
pon ser gabn beriidiihtigt per0en
Ole 8a6n lit g9illens, 0as @oiultD ~
.Section %, 5oipnibip 80, Range 79
3u berlaiieil, INN 6rrd) 0ieper eonitD
an qeben, oeim Die @roffniung etiles
3eiles bon Nteper Gountp oiirfte llitt
|nebr lange ouf iih marten loiien.
Gurd1 Oieies @roieft iino ale iiiolihen
pobnenoen SeimItdttler frellOig ges
|itin1nlt, alio uu6 mir, 0enn unler
I2ano befGnoe lid ungefdbr anf Der
2inie ser proieftirten Strede Der
I8abn. 9o fam man ihor etipas 8e-
I0nlo nit ben llnbiloen Der 8itterllng
haben. 9amro leioet Dobl am neilten
Iourb oas neue 9abnproieft. Shooe
Iun oie Staot. ober nieueid5t laBt oie
Chicago, @filmaitfee & ct. Soul
gabn iid5 ertpei1et iulO beriidiittigt
2amro. Aiohte es miinider oeln
obne 8abn nriiBte 2anrn ieinem Ser.
fall entgegen iebelt.
llnierem Sbul- Superintenoenten
Ban NSeter ibeint Oas ltugliid mo
5ueleih oas @Iiid bolo 5u iein. er
NOR nit ieiner 5onilie bel Der lebten
lStoatsihll aonpention dnpelenD.
Ig3eim Seimtuege entgleiite Der 3lg,
Qan @teter entgillg nur nit ytot
Idneren 8erIebungeu 9tiht 10 gitt
lerqina es eilem Gop6oD 9ripp Gonn-
| tns, 8iaie gropn Dem 8ormalm
| Der qroBen II. @roB 9fand. Gr NOR
Init eiligen gotpbops NIT Der leBtei
gsieb-Ser0e unterpegs. 8eim Hitte
IItiir8te oos Yfer0 uno begrrb Den
Neiter inter iid]. Seine Gollegen
famen ibnl 5lt Siilfe. Sic entoedten
Ieinen 8rud) oes redten 6uBeS. %
nlub Ser glerntite fir @ohen oos 8ett
bitten, ooppelt unongenebm fir einen
Gopbou, Ser oas unrlibige 2eben out
Der 9rairie mo Rnnb getpobrt III.
llnIere SSr0inner bier ifeinen quite
sSortidritte 8u MAIDEN IN Der allltltr-
lgin SaIbblilt. .SSnoianer erbob Oic
gSaffe aeqen lih ielblt; ans melhen
@riinoen fonnte man riht erfabren
er bat apar lem 3ieI nibt erreibt,
lid aber fiir iein gan5es Seben perltii-
IItaltet, 0o er nit Dem SduBe oas
lredte 9luge einbiiBte. gr muroe
lIdnell nah 0mnba gebradt, INN onrdl
Operation fem 2eben 81 retten. e'r
lipobnt i'm iiioIi6eli Seile oes @ollntps
lan aeDo Haba 9finer
llnier 9fihter bat iest cine ange.
lnebme 9eihdftielmg. Gr lit iebr
| lfleiBia babel nit Shiir8en 0es @be-
lfnotens, 0enn nniere 8ripp Goulttr
Sosimaen8 uro Wfdohen iin0 iehr bel
ratsluItig. 9ripp GoitiltD bat iebr
IpieIe 8ertreter 0es log. idonen 8e.
| Ihlehtes, on mare gernig @elegenbeii
| fiir 10 manhen eSunggeieIleii
/ Serr nn0 6rnu Wc@regorp. Die
beim Iebten YrniriefeIer 10 lhperg
gron0ipunoen erlitterl limo 10 meii
bergeftellt, oaB iie feine dr5tlihe Silfe
mebr beltotigen. 60 Filo ipieoer eiri-
mai stpei Wlenlbeflleben our6 orc
lar0tlihe @iiieui9dft gerettet tporoen,
Wienidenlebeu, naf 0eren Der Iof
leiaigemole Die &nohenban0 aiisge-
lltredt batte. Ser Ganipf mar Der-
speifeIt bart abcr es lit gelungen.
Wfit @rub,
Sran Or, Goip. bon @oloau.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-12-09

Sic Observation-Disclosures fur
gebraute Spirituoien baben nod Dem
iiingiten 8unoesberiht 9 t be0eu-
ten0 obgenontlnen oagegen bat bic
Groouftion pon-SdDnaps oerielben
2llelIe 5ufoIge nus mebr ais 6 Ysil-
liunen @allDnen sngenommen. Serr
gBm. sSelmiltgs 8rpan. Der ia be-
fmlntIid) Nles erflaren fam. MIR
oaB es meiiteus unrihtig lit, fam ia
ieBt eiaen ileuen 9Saiiermagef-Arti-
feI IN Ieinem .gonimoner@ per5apfen
lmo nod nebenbei anf Die 6abnenltaii-
ge ieitler nit Dem @el0e leiner @e-
treuen gebouteil 8illa eiite @ieBfaFHe
itott Dem Sterneubanner aufpflan5eil.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-05-24
The Toledo News.

Special to Times Republican.
Toledo, May 24.-Postmaster Denton
Camery has returned from his three
weeks vacation in the east.
Union memorial services were held
at the United Brethren church yester-
day, the sermon being preached by
Rev. ]. D. Vanoy, of the Baptist
church at Tama.
John Parker was taken to Chicago
last Friday, where he will enter a san
irarium, and take the Kelley cure. DIR.
T. L. Thomson accompanied him.
The annual exhibit of the public
schools was held last Friday at the
art room, and was largely attended
Music was furnished by the high
school orchestra, dainties were sold by
the scholars, and the affair was an eli
joyable one.
Toledo again furnished a large at
tendance at the Sunday meetings yes
terday.
The Chassell twins have returned to
Toledo, to graduate from the public
schools with their class.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-05-24
The GrinneII News.

Special to Time Republican.
Grinnell, May 24.-Mr Thomas
Eastridge, of this city, has the sympa-
thy of his many friends in the loss of
his father by death at Marengo. where
Mr. Eastbridge was called on Wednes-
day of last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Wiley, of Malcolm,
announce the birth to them on May Is,
of a underground baby girl.
The address to the graduating class
of the Maicom high school will be given
Sunday morning, May 80. at the Meth
odist church, by Rev. L. A. Crull, pas
tor of that church The graduating ex-
ercises will be held on the evening of
June 4, at the auditorium
The Grinnell musical festival, Just
closed. has been great success, and
Prof. G. L. Pierce deserves great cred
it for his efforts in securing the fine
musical talent which snade the occasion
one to be remembered.
Mrs. Lucy yerbeck. residing with
her son, Mr.. C. H. verbeck, in this
city. is 80 years old today. She is of the
old New England stock and is in di-
rect line of the Pilgrims of Plymouth,
Mass. where the name White is dis
tinguished, and her line is direct from
Peregrine White. whose cradle can be
seen in Memorial Hall, Plymouth. Like
so many of the strong men and women
of an earlier day on that rocky coast,
Mrs. Nerbeck retains her active mind,
tho blind and feeble in body. A num-
Der of relatives from Illinois and else
where are to be here to celebrate her
birthday, so near the century mark
Prof. ]. D. Stops has purchased the
estate on Park street and Sixth ave-
nue., formerly owned by G. W. Carter
AT the Cedar Rapids convention, Mrs
D. P. Breed was elected president of
the Woman's Home Missionary Union
of Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-05-24
Great Demonstration
Marks Booze Sermon
Continued from Page one.)

This building was also filled, and peo-
pie were unable to gain admission. At
10 O'Clock, half an hour before the
morning service opened, the taberna-
Gle was filed Close to thousand stood
up during the meeting, being packed
three or four deep all around the sides
and in the rear of the building. After
the mems meeting in the afternoon, the
people We're so anxious to remain so
they could get good seats for the night
meeting, that they had to be driven out
that the building might be set in or
der.
Thousands From Out of Town.
There is no means of knowing the
exact number from out of the city, but
it must have reached $780, The excur-
sions train from Mason City and inter-
mediate points was packed by the time
it reached Clifford, and brought in 7O2
people. When the train got here peo-
pie were standing and clinging to
anything on the coaches that offered
a foot or hand hold Every town or
village within fifty miles were repre-
sented, some Of them by practically the
entire population. One hundred sew
enty-five came from Gilman alone.
There were no church services of any
kind in LeGrand and the town came
en- masse. Four hundred came in on the
Story City branch Sunday morning,
and 400 from the south on the Central
Every train into the city in the morn
ing on every railroad brought excur-
sionists to the meetings.
Have Time Getting Food.
All of tho roofo,,va aud Iotayc 80
the town were taxed to the limit to
supply the demands for food, and there
were hundreds upon hundreds who
brought their lunch with them. Every
parking within many blocks of the tab
ernacle furnished an eating place for
those who brought their lunches. Fiji
teen minus after the morning service
closed 219 people were counted eating
upon the court house lawn from the
T.-R windows.
In every respect the day represented
a circus day. or the county fair day
when the fair was at It's height. Null
titudes swarmed the streets, and bug
gies and vehicles Of all kinds not only
filed all Of the feed yards. but were
in the alleys and in the streets, for
blocks in every direction from the tab
ernacle, wherever there was place
to tie a team Automobiles lined Main
street from Third to Fourth streets
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-05-24

revised. What was that little bill?" K
Its trifle of $2,134,000 and some
odd cents; the bookkeeper III hand you
the exact figures" replied Mr.. Loeb.
lighting a new cigar.
And the next day check for the
amount came around. The government
lawyers opened their eyes very wide.
They hadn't studied the possibilities
of the press agency system In such
connections.
Mr.. Loeb had. tho; he figured that
the trust didn't need delay half SO
much as 1t wanted to stop a lot-of talk
about sugar just at that time.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-05-24
IOWA CENTRAL
NORTH BOUND

Twin Cities Mail DAILY. 80, $50 a m
Mason City Mail Eek. Sum- :. s: IS p M
Twin Cities Limited daily .12: 50 a m
Local Freight Eek. Sun. ).... 6:4t q N,
SOUTH BOUND
st. Louis and Kansas City
Mail daily .............. $3.50 p m
Peoria Express Eek. sun.) .. 900 m
st. Louis and Peoria Limited
(dally) go. ...-..s.. ...A. $40 a m
Local Freight Eek. SUM ....12:50 p m
STORY CITY BRANCH
Leave LIZ ~ Arrivf
Eek. SUM- ................9 $50 a II
$40 p. m. Mixed Tex. sun.).. $40 p NJ
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-05-24
Chicago Produce.

Chicago, May "a.
Pork-July 1856.
Lard-1o.721a
Ribs-1o. 221a
Rye-Calsh. IS.
Barley-756T61s.
Timothy-September 400.
Clover-May, go.
Butter-steady; creameries, 22@25
~: diaries, 1SG24.
Eggs-steady; receipts. 24,soo cases,
at mark, cases included, %; f1rsts, 20
r.: prime frsts, PIG.
Poultry-steady; turkeys, Is: chick
ems. Is; springs, Is.
Cheese-Steady; daisies, 1914 @131s:
twins, 13@13A; young Americas, 13a.
Ola; long horns, 1874 ola.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-05-24

Chicago, May 24-Speculative prices
for grain continued to soar today
wheat, corn and oats advancing to new
high record marks for the season. May
wheat sold early at 1854. or / Is above
Saturdays close, and September
touhed ITO, July opening at 1.174 q
l.17As, advanced to 11S1a. The market
opened rather heavy on moderate
profit taking, bu,. offerings were quick
ly absorbed. and with prominent COM
mission houses active bidders. prices
readily advanced Unfavorable crop
reports from Kansas and strength OF
European markets were the leading in
1uences. Receipts; of Chicago. Mime
apolis and Duluth were 2S6 cars.
The market was strong all day. The
final hour, sentiment was extremely
bullish. May advanced to s1.344. July
also touched new high record mark,
at s1.191s. The top for September was
reached at SLIP. There was some re-
was strong, with May up cents at
S1'o17S, anu July lllSIlei sll SlIS "a
Oils IS; September was rs higher, at
Silly.
Corn.
May was bid up IL cents at the
start. TO 74la, despite greatly increased
receipts here, shorts being urgent buy
ers. July opened at 692s a 6s1a. and adj
vanced to $685.. Receipts were 4S7
ears.
July touched 7oss, ana closed strong,
with July up 1@1ls at 7oss @7O1s. May
1S higher at 74as.
Oats.
The upturn in oats was due to brisk
demand by shorts, which met only
light offerings. July started at 54A@
54H, and rose to 55ls. May sold at
81 and September 45a. Receipts We're
153 cars.
Later May advanced to s2A, while
July rose to 55A, and closed strong
with July Us higher at 55A. May was
II higher, at 6214.
Provisions.
Provisions were quiet and steady.
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LOCAL LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Prices Paid For Cattle, Hogs and She,
on Local Market.

Marshalltown prices on livestock
were quoted by Britain & Co. today
as follows, and farmers are requested
to telephone the packing house before
selling hogs, cattle or sheep anywhere:
CATTLE.
Good cows and heifers-3.4o@s.9o.
Fair cows and heifers-2.6 5@2.9O.
Poor cows and heifers-1.5o@2.oo.
Bulls-2.50@2 ,90.
veals-2.o09s.s
HOGS.
Premium hogs, over 25o-e.so.
Premium hogs, 200 to 250-6.s0.
Premium hogs. 100 to 2Oo-s.7o.
Premium hogs, 14O to 16O-6.25.
Good packers-6.70.
Pigs, 125 to 14O-6.OO.
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RAILROAD TINE TABLE.
CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN
maple Leaf Route"
cOINC CnTYTyr1

No. 1-St. Joe and K. C. Linn.
tied $1,000. ............... 4:4S a m
No. 3-k.' G. Mall & Express 1905 D m
No. Six. C. Express ....... 9:43 a m 1
*No. 7--Des Moines Express. 1O:.15 a m
mo. Sway Freight ...... 1855 p m
GOING NORTH
No. 2-,Chicago and st. Paul
Limited So. .............1 10: so D M
No. 4-Chicago and st. Paul
Express .............1 2:12 m
No. 6-Twin City and Chi
cago Special ............. 4:15 a M
NO. e.................... 1910 p m
mo. Sway Freight x.... 1880 D m
Except Sunday.
CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN
GOING WEST
No. Overland Limited ...12:55 m
No. 3-Pacific Express ...... $500 a m
No. Los Angeles Limited
(da1ly) ...... ...........s 5:55 m
N. 13-Chicago & Des Moines
Express ........... 6:04 p m
No. 11-Colorado Special .. 5:31 D m
No. 15-Fast Mail .......... 1858 a m
No. 29-Omaha Passenger :. 1925 a m
No. 43-Freight 49,. .......11:25 a m
NO. 5-Dakota Passenger 80 i: 40 a m
GOING EAST
No. 2-Overland Limited 80. $50 q M
No. e-chicago Limited ....12:2s q N ,
mo. 4-Atlantlc Express so. 1850 m
No. S-Los Angeles Limited
daily ...... ...........s 1922 m
NO. l3-Chicago Special -. 1925 p m
NO. 14-Chicago Express -. 1928 q m
No. 30-Cedar Rapids Pas.
senger ...... ..-........ $40 !, m
No. z2-Freight ...........s 1850 p m
No. 16-Dakota Passenger. ..12:45 a m
Nos. AZ. 40. 10 and u daily except
Sunday.
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Spoiled Her sleen Word.

A little girl of four years was heard
repeatedly murmuring a long word.
Her father, thinking to please her.
told her the meaning of 1t. She burst
into tears. At last, with her mothera
assistance, the father learned Il
meaning Of her grief. ut was my word
that I put myself to sleep with, ana
now you've spoilt TN. Loane n
AN Englishman's Castle.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-05-24
Suckers and Feeders.

Good early season pastures fail to
stimulate the demand for stockers and
feeders. High price of corn is still a
deterrent factor in the situation and
until the new crop gets a pretty good
start the trade is not eNpectant of any
very strong demand for cattle. On the
other hand, however, continued small
marketings give evidence that those
who own thin steers feel they have
something we'll worth the money to
keep.
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Chicago, May "a.
Wheat-July opened at 1.17A a
1.17A; highest, 1875; lowest, LIN;
close, 1.1SA @11s%: Sept, lily
Corn-July opened, 69ss to $500
69k; highest. Toss; lowest, 69ss; closed
709s @IoR; September, 6sA.
oats-July, opened, 54A M545s; high
1854; low, 54A: close, 55l4; septem-
Der, 45s4.