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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-18

las oficinas municipales ha renuncia
do su cargo pasando a ocupar otro
en- el ManicCnio.
-Esta noche ceiebra session ordi-
maria ei Concejo municipal con ohio
to de aprobar el presupuesto de 1909
a 1910.
HOY ha amanecido el dia tenn
petuoso Y chusbasqueando, va era
hora que iiovierse pues la SEGA 10 es-
taba destruyendo todo Y los campe-
einos st quejaban amargamente.
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CUBA AGRADECIDA
POr la memOria de un patricia
puertOrriquehO.
San Juan.

En- los canjcs recihidos titi-
mamente de la Habana encon-
tramos la sigIicntc information
dc la secrctaria de estado de la aquc-
LA repdblica:
LA secretaria dc cstado ha ca
bleado al consul de Cuba en- Are
cibo, para que cumpla el acuerdo
del gobicrno cubano, de colocar
una lapida de marmol en- una es-
quina tie la caiIe Dautizada con 81
nombrc del patricia Francisco Con
Zalo Marin.
La iniciativa de dicha ofrenda
parti6 del gobicrno cuhano, yir-
tud de informes del consul
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Department Of The interior
Of Porto Rico.
Division of Public Buildings.
ADVERTISEMENT.

San Juan, Porto Rico, June
Sth 1909.
SEALED PROPOSAL for the
furnishing of all labor and materials
for the construction Of additions
to the Reform School Building,
near Mayaguez, Porto Rico, will be
received at this office until 10 A.
M. June 26th, 1909, and then publ
ely opened.
The estimated cost of the work
is approximately S 100000.
All necessary information, blank
forms Of proposals and instructiones
to bidders will be furnished on ap-
plication to this office.
Contractors wishing to take CO.
pies of the plans and specifications
may do SO by leaving a deposit of
$40 for their safe return.
The right is reserved to reject any
Or all bids; also to award the con-
tract upon other considerations than
that of price alone.
J. H. INCE,
8 ACTING COMMISSIONER
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SAN JUAN pUERT ORIC0

UsAD SAN LUIS ----Bebidat6ni.
ca, sin niDguna sustancia nociva, des-
tilado en- la mejor forma y, VIEJO
DE VERAS; es ell ron :'SAN LUIS
un magnifco producto
Los senores Alvarez hermanos del
comercio de Gsta ciudad han acredita-
do de tai manera la marca de Ron
SAN LUIS, cue son continues los pedi.
dos que recIben en- su establecimiento
de provisiones y der6sito de la calle
de SAN JOSE de esta ciudad.
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Entonces usted no ha usado ell An
IT, -Corpu que es un remedio inofensivc
Sc garantiza que reduce la gordura
y 81 no da resultado Sc devolvera el
dinero.
Una botella de $500 le dara trein
ia dias, cen 10 cual le bastara. EI
Anti Ccrpu no es una droga que NAL.
trata Ell est6msgo nj una medicina de
patente. Esta hecha absolutamepte
de substancias vegetables y es inofensi.
va. Esta hecha en- forma de polvo y
es agradable y facil para tomarse.
Esta recomendada por los medicos
cientlfcos de Estados Unidos, Co
mo ell unico remedio contra la COR
dura. Ell Anti ,Corpu roduce el cuello
doble, las caderas gruesas y las me-
jillas abultadas. Da huen aspecto al
semblante y quita todas las arrugas
de la piel.
Las persouas gordas que enfaque-
cen con ell Anti-Corpu no vuelven a
epgondar.
Esta medicina Sc Eende bajo garan
tia, es enteramente inofensiva y Sc
garantiza que reduce la gordura de
tres a cinco libras por semana. En-
case de que no surta efecto, devolve
remos ell dinero. vi.
La botella cuesta $500. Pida esta
medicina al droguista pero no tome
cualquier otro remedio. Al recibir ell
valor podemos mandarle Ell Anti.Cor-
pu por correo.
Gratis. lie enviaremos una bo'ella
de muestra al recibir diez centavos
para pagar ell empaque y Ell porte
de correo. Ademas, lie agradece1emos
que Sc sirva mencionar este peri6dico.
EsthstiC Chemical Co, 81. West 1926
ST. ksW York 0eparta mento e.
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SECC|ON 1EATRAL.
"Cuando elias quieren...." -"

Apenas ha sido estrenada en- Es.
pana la hermosa comedia del cele-
brado escrltor gallego, casando yc
Tellas la quleren en- toda America
Linares Rivas ha hecho una pre-
ciosidad. No Sc puede pedir NADIA
mas fino y delicado.
La duena de I'm ESTABLISHMENTS
mercantil Sc We enamorada por uno
de sus dependencies, por I'm celebre
pintor y por un r'cachc Y 40 acepta
ninguno.
Su cunada lie aconseia que sc case
y ella quaere 4 Angelic, su depen-
diente, que era otro, ingnorado aspi-
rante q la mano de Ia tendera
Eel argumento, como se We. es por
demas sencilio
La accion esta desenvuelta de mo-
do tan facil que sorprende ell desen-
lace.
Parece que Micaela (nombre de
la protagonista) ta)permanecera soltera
9 que, de casarse, 10 hara con cuai-
quier otro que no sea angelic que,
a duras penas, acepta ell enlace, 81
bien protesta gel exceso de carifo q.
tendra a SUI esposa, la va a aburrir 10
indecible.
Meior idea de que todo puede ha-
cerse cuando elias quieren (casarse
inclusive) no la da nadie como Lima
res Rivas Y decimos cambiar de es-
tado no solo porque ese es Ell fin de
la comedia sino porque entendemos
que constituye ell paso mas dific'l
de nuestra vida en- ell q. decidimos
quizas para siempre icon divorcio
Y todo) de nuestra suerte.
81 supi6ramos como habria de ir-
nos al escoier ell eterno compahero
o companera, cuan distinta seria la
election!
Siempre hemos creido que ell ma
trimonio puede compararse con TN
biliete de loteria. Con dificultad sale
con ell premio gordo. Cuando suele
obtenerse una de las varias aproxi-
maciones. La esperanza en- Ell bile
te es mas lisongera que en- el matri-
monio.
Por ESQ solo debemos Greer en- los
por amor, pero amor
puro y desinteresado. Niego la fell
cidad a los demaS, porque, aun ell
verificado por gratitud, supone un
sacriflcio y ell que Sc sacrifica, Sc re-
sigma y, pasado alglin tempo, cree
que ha pagado la deuda y sobre-
viene el hastio, el olvido.
Micdeld no siente inclination al
hombre adinerado. no lie seduce ell
artista y rechaza a ambos H ace per
fectamente.
FL verdadero amor mace del cora
z6n, que es Ell que manda y, a veces,
domino como un tlranO.
LlnareS RlVaS CNnOClendO muy
bien el corazon humane, ha sabido
el sentimiento del dnico
amor duradero, eterno, invariabie,
el que como ell poeta, mace, no SC ha-
ce.
A clio debe ese triunfo mas ell in
Signe paisano de la Condesa Pardo
Bazan.
Cudmdo elias no quicren, es inGtil
De NADIA vale ser artista
| acaudalado. En- cambio todo pue-
lie lograrse cudndO elias quiereR.
Cuando ell poeta expres6 que Lu-
linda, con su lianto habia logrado
lue ell pajariiIo volviese a la juaIa
lie donde parti6, tuvo sobradisima
az6n para exclamar:
"iQue tanto puede una mujer que
lora"
Sinccrlt0.
San Juan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-18
Rebaia de precios

Los Sres. J.Pieras Co. de San Juan
estan liquidando los trajes hechos
para cabaiieros Y ninos Y venden
mitad dc precios visitad pues V os
cunvencereiS.
Ttrajes de $40 4 $40 V los de y
4 5000.
MNo oIvidarse en- La Palmesana
Alien -.
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.EARMACLA LA EMERIIA.
De MANUEL PUG DIANA.
roScE. ,sABUt 7 LION ST

En- rsta iarma,ia hav constants FIrti.
do de crccas iTeScas y pstentes del ex-
tranIero y los Estados Unid0s ura
buena selects rerfumeria De los usjores
lshricaniss tales oomo r & q y L 7.
Piver.
Especial s'erci'n IN r. dezparha del
rscetss ba!o Is me- rlEIrOsA exacsitud y
s precios sumameuts llulitados " '
SOLO NAY IN ~BROWO OUINI-
Ma" y cse e. a. L,xarlHo sRowo srINl.
~ uFadn en- tpdU % rnsndu nara rlrar
Esslra,los en an da la hrna De L
". GROVE. 81 La-a GO raLa czIsia-
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Sc ALQUILA,

Una comoda casa en- la calle del
Parque de Santurce. Tiene sala, co
medor, bafo, cocina, tres habitacio
nes y buen patio.
ALQUILERES MODICO3
Informara Jesds Cancio Gonzalez
Box 542. Ean Francisco 43
San Juan
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.CoTte Municipal de Cayey

Estados Unidos de America. Ell
presidente de los Estados Unidos
SIS.
DR. Victor NJ. Gutierrez Ortiz VS..
-Agustfn Pagan Rodriguez-Ac-
ci6n sobre cobro de dinero por
servicios profesionales
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-03
TRACKED swlNDLER TWO YEARS
Man Who swindIed Milford Resident
FINALLY Captured

Sioux City, June 3.-When Clark Nc
Cutcheon, an aged man, of Milford,
Iowa, was lured to Sioux City two
years ago and said to have been robbed
of 1900 by Ora Fields, a professional
foot racer, alleged to have worked on
the order of the Maybray gang. Of
Council Bluffs, A. H. McCutcheon. his
son, vowed that he would run him
down. and he made good his word this
morning, when he notified Chief Of
Police Dineen that Fields was under
arrest at Olathe. Kan, and asked tina;
he be brought back to the scene of his
crime for trial.
According to the version of the rob-
berry as given out by the police, ole
man McCutcheon was approached ir
his home town by Fields, who had 6
sure thing" on foot race and Nc
Cutcheon was induced to accompany
him to this city and place a bet O.
$500 on the race.
The event was to be pulled off thu
day following the posting of the money
but during the night Fields disap,
peared. and 1t is said took McCutch.
cons money with him.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-03
Tho Garner News,

Garner, June 3-Garner will have a
baseball tournament July 1914 and
Is. Besides ball games, there will be
other attractions.
Memorial day was observed Monday
in Garner. There was a big crowd in
town, and long line Of march was
formed to the cemetery, where appro-
PIRATE exercises were carried out. Rev.
H. A. Keck gave an address In the
opera house in the afternoon. Garner
and Ventura played bail, resulting in q
victory for Garner.
The Garner high school alumni held
their annual banquet in the Odd Fell
lows hall, Saturday evening. About
fifty were present. The Rebekahs SER
we'd the supper.
Mrs. Wallace Carr returned Thurs
day from Iowa City, where she has
been in the hospital for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Babcock left
Saturday evening for Iowa City, where
Mr.. Babcock was operated on for APP
pendicitis.
The graduating exercises of the
Garner high school were held in the
opera house Friday evening. There
were ten in the class.
Tom Hall was seriously hurt, Mon
day. While he was working on Fred
Stork's new barn, the scaffold gave
way and he fell to the ground, dis
lance of about twenty feet.
Miss Iris Brown and Mr.. Kent Black
we'll were married at p. m. Rev. Mr..
Toms performed the ceremony.
C. F. Mueller. of New Jersey, who
has been visiting his sister, Mrs. II. A.
Richter. left for his home Monday.
L. D. Byers sold his residence prop
erty in the west side, Wednesday, to
Mr.. Kline, who moved here recently
from Goodell.
Miss Matilda Schneider and Mr..
George Greutzmacher. Of Klemme,
were married at the home of the
brides mother at Monona, Wednesday,
at 5 p.l m. Both parties are we'll
known in Garner. They will make
their home at klemme.
Rev. Toms preached the class SER
mon to the class of 1909, in the U. P.
church last Sunday evening.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-03
CORN eR0VERS.--N0TICE.
AN ARTICLE OF SPECIAL INTER.
EST AND PROFIT 70 CORN
PRODUCERS.

All corn growers have no doubt bsen
greatly interested in tha- announcements
appearing. II b. this and other psHefs q f..
II 10 u no cone one perhaps, has the orer APP
pealed more strongly than to Prof. =. 9; !
College at Ames.
Prof. Holden saw in this offer long
Looked locked for opPortunity For E yeaIs Froa
as corn state. No individual has done
SO much for the corn growers a. has he.
through his study Of corn cu, t6ys on
donor Of so great a sum must have
real and unselhsh interest in improving
the standard Of corn, negotiations I aa, acre
tionasin the terms. and awarding Of the
prize money.
The idea In Prot; H e MINI. wa ~
the the s so s e sa o corn In tbs ssner
eoa offer h. saw n to naks
so faithfully aided him In spreading the
new and better corn gospel
% it, wsn hs donor IN Of rh sas
ner. having rekched successful conclu-
p se hs ss nessa Is psose eosn to
growers IN new ana more ATTRACTIVE
form.
First-The awarding Of the, = 900 will be
entirely IN the hands Of the lowe State
den being actively In charge.
Second-This large SUM VAN be divided
into attractive prizes, instead Of going
10 one grower, so as to attract the great
est number of contestants.
Third-Detaiis yet to be worked out in
clude the division OF interest in this con-
test-widely educational In its scope, at
Anes and at the Corn Exposition IN Des
Mones.
Fourth-The public announcements of
the prize award are temporarily sus-
pended. and the closing date has been ad-
vanced to time when the 1900 crop has
been w.orlsed out Prof. Holden win sue-
gest = renewal OF the prize announce
ments which will appear In the columns
Of this paper.
Every corn grower with the interests
wii f Welcome ihis change Of plan. Tnder
the able direction Of Prof. Holden the
suggestions Of himself and associates viii
prove Of far greater benefit than a. orig
innlly planned
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-03
DAlRYMEN OF CEDAR RAPIDS
HALT EFFORT TO ENFORCE
DAIRY INSPECTION.
ALLEeE CITY HAS NO POWER
70 ENFORCE ITS ORDINANCE
Right Under the Law Only Given to
State Dairy Commission, Dairymen
Say-objeet to Plan to Have Tuber-
culin Test Applied to Herds-other
Iowa News.

Special to Times Republican.
Cedar Rapids, June 3.-The milk
dealers in Cedar Rapids have asked fol
an injunction restraining the city from
applying the tuberculin test to their
dairy animals and a temporary in
junction was granted by Judge Smith
under bond of $780,
The dairy men state in their petition
that they are all engaged in the bust
ness of selling milk and cream within
the limits of Cedar Rapids and they al
lege that on March %, 1909, the city
by its council adopted a certain ordi-
nance entitled, AN ordinance provid-
ing for inspection and testing of milk
and cream, dairy. dairy herds and to
license and regulate the sale OF milk
and cream in the city of Cedar Rap
Ids, Iowa"
AlIese no Authority.
The plaintiffs allege the fact to be
that the city, neither thru its city
council nor it's board of health has
any authority to enact any such or
dinance, nor has the city acting thru
either the city council or board OF
health authority TO exact such require
ments from the plaintiffs in order tina
they shall be entitled to sell milk ai.S
cream within the limits of the city ol
Cedar Rapids. That by Chapter XIIl
Of the code of Iowa of 1897 such power
is conferred upon the dairy commits
sion of the state of Iowa, and by sec
ton 1926 of the code the power to Issue
such permit or license is bestowed upor
the dairy commissioner. That nowhere
in the laws of Iowa has authority beer
conferred upon the city council of Ce.
dar Rapids or upon the council sittins
ordinance and TO enforce the same
against the dairymen and milk dealer:
supplying milk and cream to the citi.
zens of the city.
That such ordinance is void for the
reason that no authority to enact same
has been conferred by the legislature
Of Iowa upon the city of Cedar Rap.
ids. That such ordinance is void be
cause not of a general character, bu
by section thereof seeks to grant t,
the board Of health OF the city tn,
discretion to adjust and determine wht
of the applicants who submit to ant
compl with the provisions of the or
dinance to sci milk and cream With,
the limits OF the city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-03
r1MEs-RErUB11cAN, MARsHA11rowN, IOWA, JUNE g. 1909

in the style of Hiawatha, an GRAFTON on
The Value Of an Education" by Roy
r. Andrews. and a piano duet by
Gladys Cessna and Blythe Cessna. The
class prophecy was delived by Carl j.
Dreamer, followed by an Grafton, The
Business Woman" by Laura NJ. Her
ter, and one on Guaranteed Bank De-
posits," by Francis Joseph Schmitz.
The class quartet then rendered the
Rose Waltz" by Penschel. The adj
dress to the Juniors was given by Har-
ry A. Spooner, and the response by
Ruth Suckow. The valedictory was
given by Hannah Vera Martin, to
whom the honor had been awarded for
high scholarship. The presentation of
diplomas by President of the Board H.
A. Graham, closed the very interesting
exercises of the fortieth annual gradu
alton from this school.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-03
Deadly Danger in
Diseased Kidneys.
Few People Really Know What
Kidney and Bladder Dis
eases Lead To.

They frequently become incurable, II
neglected. And they often terminate
fatally. where the neglect is continued.
Serious and dangerous disorders, of the
gravest character these diseases Of the
bladder and kidneys, cannot receive
attention too quickly, once they have
attacked the human system.
All arrangements of the kidneys and
bladder. are the result of that deadly
poison-uric acid-in the system. Some
of the consequences following closely
upon neglected uric acid condition,
are these:
Chronic Inflammation Of the kidneys,
bladder and passages. infianmatory
rheumatism, dropsy, gravel and gall
stones, chronic nerve disorders. dia-
betes, Brights disease. etc
DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills,
very quickly eliminate from the system
every trace of the deadly uric acid poi
son. They accomplish this by reason of
their we'll known antiseptic, cleansing.
curative, healing. and stimulating ac-
ton upon the kidneys. bladder and
liver
Mr. John Riha, of vining. Ia, writes:
i.iei az q uo@Stt feePAV iieie WIZ
have used these Pills, and they give
perfect satisfaction in every case. l
have used them myself with fine re-
suits"
Dewftt's Kidney and Bladder Pills
are put UP in air-tight. sanitary, glass
containers (to preserve full strength
and curative quali,ies), and are sold
by all druggists.
z. c. Dewitt & Co. Chicago, Ill,
want every man and woman who have
the least suspicion that they are af
flicted with kidney and bladder dis
eases to at once write them. and a
trial box of these Pill will be sent free
by return mail postpaid. Do it today.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-03
Iowa at WASHINGTON.

Washington, June 3.-Postmasters
appointed: Arlington. Butler county,
Capt G. whaley, vice A NJ whaley,
resigned; Iowa Center. Story county,
John G. Moore, vice c. A. Coggshall,
resigned; Tuskega, Decatur county.
Mrs. Sadie Debolt vice Luther Bason,
resigned.
Edward A. Albrecht of Harlan has
been appointed stenographer at the
Duluth land office, Minnesota.
The postoffice department has eie-
waited the postoffice at Muscatine from
a second class to a first class Office.
The following offices in Iowa have
bene changed from a third to second
class:
Corning, Eagle Grove. Lamont, New
Hampton, Pella, Rock Rapids and Sac
City.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-03
Iowa Falls Class Graduates.
to es-Republican.

Special TO -Repubican.
Iowa Falls. June 3.-Last evening. at
the Metropolitan opera house, the an
nual graduating exercises of the high
school of this city We're held, and a
class of twenty-siS were awarded di-
plomas. The members of the class of
'09 are as follows:
Luanna NJ. Bishop. Anna NJ Christi
ensen. Sara G. Gardner. Rebecca l..
Griffith Floy 2. Jackson. Mary A
laundering. Blanche c.. Miller, Frances
K. Steere. Josie L. Stout, Vera Thomas.
James j. Tricky, Jane Bosworth,
George E. Cunda, Roy E. Dougan,
Charles E. Foote Eva G. Grant, Daisy
E. Kennedy, Bessie NJ. Leslie, veva A.
Martin. Robert L. Morton. Alice c.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-03
HARDING IN BAD LIGHT
Great Surprise and Resre. Over APP
parent Downfall of Prominent Dem
iscn Lawyer-Has Stood High in the
Comnnunitx

Special 70 mes-Republican.
Denison, June 3.-This county is
much stirred by the report of a COM
mittee of prominent lawyers recon-
mending that P. W. Harding, a leading
attorney of this county. be disbarred
from practice. He lives in fine house,
owns large auto and has made him
self prominent in the NJ. E. church.
Disbarment is asked on ten counts,
charging extortion of excessive fees,
gaining possession of landed property
of clients. compromising suits without
authority and gaining money he was
not entitled 10. The counts are signed
by Hon. Jacob Sims and Hon. P. E.
c. Lally. two of the leaders of the
Crawford county bar, and Judge
Church has set June % for the trial.
Judge Lewis, of the Fort Dodge dis
trict, will preside. There is great re-
greet at the seeming downfall of an at
torney who has stood so high in jus
tice confidence.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-03
STORM LAKE NEWS.
Observance Of Memorial Day-seniors
Hold cIass Exercises.

Observance Of Memorial Day-seniors
Hold ciass Exercises.
Special to Times Republican.
Storm Lake, June 3.-The local g.
A. R. post and w. r. c. attended
church in a body memorial Sunday.
Prof. A. B. Shuts, of Buena Vista
College, delivered the memorial SER
mon. in. place Of Dr.. Pye, who was an
disposed. The sermon was very ac-
ceptable to those who heard it. Tween
ty-eight of the soldiers and about as
many members Of the Relief Corps
were present.
The morning exercises Of Memorial
Day were held at the opera house.
Mayor O'Banion presided over the
meeting. James DeLand delivered the
Grafton. An extemporaneous song by
Mr.. Underwood, near the conclusion,
evoked much enthusiasm. In the after
noon the post and corps went to the
two cemeteries and decorated all the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-03
GRAND ARMY MAN DEAD.
Celebrates Last Decoration Day Only
One Day Before Death.

Celebrates Last Decoration Day Only
One Day Before Death.
Special to Times Republican.
Clear Lake. June 3-H. Conklin,
Grand Army man, and for many years
a residents Of this city, celebrated his
last Decoration Day only one day be-
fore his death, which occurred at his
home here Tuesday afternoon. He
rode to the cemetery on Decoration
Day.sand took part intthe exercises as
usual. Late in the afternoon he began
total suddenly. and his death resulted
after only 9 few hours. H Conkldn
went to the front at the opening Of the
civil war. with a New York regiment,
that state being his birthplace. He
came to Clear Lake from Rockford,
thirty-five years ago. "A wife, two
sons and two daughters are left to
mourn his death. His children are Ira
and Loran ConlIlin, of Cedar Lake, Mrs
Sarah Shook. who lived at home, and
Mrs. May Opal, of Oskaloosa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-03
EDWIN c. ERWIN DEAD.
Was Former Editor and Really Found
or of the Boone News.

Special to Times Republican.
Boone. June Sword received in
this city yesterday from Kansas City,
tells Of the death Of a former editor,
Edwin G. Erwin, of this city Mr.. Err
win was really the founder of the
Boone News and for many years
backed it. S. G. Goldthwaite, the
present owner Of the Boone News-Re-
publican, started out on his Boone
career under Mr.. Erwin, and he was
very much affected by the receipt of
the death message yesterday. Mr.. Err
win was for years the city's best and
biggest booster, and always boosted
this city. He was buried in Kansas
City.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-03
Metal Has No Properties.

When 70 per cent. of cerium is al
loyed with 80 per cent. OF iron the
metal thus produced possesses the re-
markable property Of giving OF q
shower Of sparks when struck lightly
by steel wheel This substance has
been employed for making auto ignit-
.ters for gas burners. miners aoetylehe
lamps and cigar lighters. Recently 1t
has been proposed to utilize 1t for ig.
hitting motor headlights, and even as a
substitute for electric ignition in the
climbers.