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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-12
Iowa Educator Honored.

Special to s-Republican.
Iowa City May 12.-Dean w. J. Teet-
ers of the University Of Iowa's college
of pharmac yhas been elected secre-
tary of the section of education and
legislation of the annual convention of
the American Pharmaceutical Associa-
ton now being held at Richmond. Va
This is q position of honor and re-
sponsibility having to do with the
status of the pharmaceutical education
and with proposed legislation in be-
half of the pharmacists of America.
Dean Teeters has also been elected
vice president of the Council of Phar-
maceutical faculties. an organization
which fixes the standards for colleges
OF pharmacy has been elected score
done much toward unification.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-12
Suicide of Aged Citizen.

Mondamin, May 12.-W. H. Arbaugh,
aged II years, one of the pioneers of
this town and a highly respected citi-
zen, committed suicide Tuesday even
ing by shooting himself.
The manner of the shooting was
shocking. Taking a shotgun, he placed
the muzzle against his breast. and with
a stick pulled the trigger. The charge
tore a hole thru his breast. causing in
slant death. Poor health was the sup
posed cause.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-12
DRANK KEROSENE OIL.
Third IT. Dodge Child Within Short
Time Saved From Death.

TT. Dodge. May 1.-THE 2year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Arm
swallowed an unknown amount but
very probably more than half teacup-
full of kerosene yesterday and was near
deaths door as result. Prompt work
on the part of a physician saved her
life. a stomach pump serving to re-
move the oil.
This is the third recent case in Fort
Dodge of narrow escape as result
of drinking kerosene. In each case
parents have thought the OF: out of
the child's reach. That there has
been no fatality is due to the prompt
efforts of physicians
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-12
Probably Firebue's Work.

Shenandoah, May 12.-Fire broke out
in the home of Mrs. l.. J. Scott and de-
stroyed practically everything in the
house except a few minor articles. The
SCOTS We're all away from home at the
time of the fire, and by the time Harry,
the son. arrived it had gained too much
Roadway to allow him to enter to carry
out furniture. 1t is not known how the
fire started, but the SCOTS think it in
cendiary as there had been no fire in
the building since morning.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-12
ALLEGED Crook eeinq Hold.

Keokuk. May 1.-THE police are
holding in their custody man who
they think is valuable suspect. giving
hi. name as ]. H. Kelley and his home
in Wisconsin. He will be held and
records of criminals wanted hunted
thru by Chief Schevers. as it is evil
dent from numerous small articles
found on his person that he is crook
of the first type.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-12
The High Cost of Living

Increases the price Of many neces-
stiles without improving the quality.
Foley's Honey and Tar maintains its
high standard Of excellence and its
great curative qualities without any
increase in cost. 1t is the best remedy
for coughs colds, Group. whooping
cough and all ailments of the throat,
chest and lungs. The genuine is in a
yellow package. Refuse substitutes.
Mcbride &, Will Drug Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-12
D...bUT TRUE.

There are thousands Of persons today
suffering fre.. ailments OF the Storm
rc.l. Liver and Kidneys who are dieting
Or experimenting with this or that
remedy in>the vain hope OF finding n
cure. It's all a mistake. Let every
sufferer take
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-12

become totally mentally unbalanced
before the end OF the comets trip
thru the earth's haze.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-12
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS

and notice the quick Improvement in
your general health. It tones and in
vigorates the entire system and pre-
vents Loss Of Apostle, Heartburn,
Headache, Indigestion, costivshess and
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-12
THE PROFESSIONS
ATTORNEYS
81. c. LOUNSBERRY,
ATTORNEY

Probate law and matters pertaining
TO settlements of estates made a spe-
ciaIty. Abstracts examined. Notary
public. Office over 1n6 East Main
street.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-01-22
Mems Lenuthy coodbys.

The stenographer sighed audibly and
threw down her pencil.
whats the matter now?" asked the
little office girl.
Talk about womenw replied the ste
nographer, Did you ever see any wo-
men beat that record" s4,
what record%
"Why, those men saying goodby
Here I've been waiting for twenty
minutes for that man to go. want to
take dictation. Every time he takes a
step toward the door Mr.. q. says
Hold on a minute or something aud
If Mr.. b. doesn't stop him he turns
back Of his own accord. For twenty
minutes they've been bidding each
other farewell and remembering some.
thing they'd forgotten. Every few Sec
onds they get little nearer the door.
suppose they'll enish up by going out
together. I've often heard how long 1t
takes two women to say goodby to
each other, but | get good chance TO
see how long the men take. and I'm
blessed If it isn't longer."-New York
Press. ~
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-01-22
A Picturesque Survival.


Along the Pfalz and on the hills OF
Thuringia and also in some parts of
eastern Prussia the traveller on mid
summer eve may still see the bonires
and even If be be favored the flaming
wheen dmage of the descending SUM-
hurled down the bank into the river;
also in quite a number Of places he
may be present at the fire dance" for.
though the dance round and over the
midsummer fire is a heather rite, it
has come to be associated with sort
of superstitious loyalty to the house of
Hohenzollern. 1t was while attending
the rite of the fire dance In the market
place at Tangermuende that Fair
Else Of Bavaria" received from
witch woman the prophecy, "Of thy
seed shall blossom race Of emper-
ors." Now Fair Else-that Is Eliza
beth of Bavaria-married Frederic I.
of Hohenzolern. elector OF Branden-
burg. and his descendant now sits on
the imperial throne. Between the
prophecy and its fulfllment at Ver-
sailles there elapsed 40 years.-Lon-
don Graphic.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-01-22

on" she said and turned her face
away from him. What you ask is
impossible. or at least-oh. | cannot,
will not say anything more. See
Mr. Van Clcate. He will tell you that
|. that we. have been deceiving you"
With that she hurried out of the
/ room.
Sheldon was very much bewildered
; at her actions. but be lost no time In
going In search Of Van Cleate In less
than an hour he returned.
He found "the girl in the hall just
ready to leave. He took her by the
hand and led her to a seat and then
sat down beside her. He did not speak
for a moment, and when he did his
voice was very low and gentle.
Dear" he said. 81 love you all the
more now, my plucky little housekeep-
err"
"You know. then?" she asked.
81 know that you. besides being the
best girl that ever knew, are the
sister Of my most intimate friend,
Stewart Van Cleate. Tell me, why did
you do it?"
"You said that women we're only
good to look at"
"And 1t was that remark that did It
all?
"Yes; wanted you to see that there
were women who were good for some
thing, and then" she added bashfully,
Stewart told me of your bet and l
wanted him to win that piano."
Sheldon smiled. HE certainly has
continued: "Once there was fellow
who was neither very good nor very
bad, but he had a great dislike for
women. He had never been fortunate
enough to meet one that he could re-
spect through and through. and so he
had grown to believe that there was
none who came up to his ideal. But
one day, quite by chance, there came
into his life one whom he saw to be
the realization of bis dreams. He
knew then that his opinions were all
wrong. Marie, can't go on this way
any longer. You are the one woman.
You have restored my faith. VIII you
be my wifeW
He caught her to him, for he had
read her answer in her eyes.
| II was not unit. two weeks later,
however. that he WIS allowed to put
the ring upon her tinger. for she had
argued that it would bp better for
them to meet under conditions to which
they were both accustomed and In their
proper social spheres.
The lights were very low in the Van
CIeate library on thar happy evening,
and two chairs Were Very close togeth-
er What was sand was spoken so
softly that no one could hear. But
finally the two came out of their Sc
clusion and went into the parlor. where
they found Mrs. Van Cleate seated at
new and shiny piano. happily play
ing.
Il made you lose your bet" Marie
whispered
"But won a wife," Sheldon replied
| lovingly.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-01-22
No Hair spli,t;ns. -. u


But" argues the exasperated auto.
mobilist who has been hailed before the
country justice. you haven't the shad-
ow of reason for arresting and try
Ing me. Why, man. my machine was
standing stock still, absolutely motion
lessl Even the constable win tell Won
that"
The automobull was a-standin' still
all right" acknowledges the consta-
bic, but Its engine was runnin' full
blast, an 1t sounded just like they SO
when they go forty miles hour
But my machine was not froyangl
Judge this is prepos"-
~rhe evidence is all against tou,p
coldly decides the justice. 'rwenty
dollars and costs. This Is not the
time or place for idle technicalties''-
Judge.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-01-22

has lately taken unto himself a spouse.
You aren't fair. You pass judgment
upon the whole sex when all that you
really know about them is what you
have learned from the few whom you
have hired to work for you"
I'm judging from all the women
that ever knew. My mother died
ters. Just look at the girls of my set.
They dance and sing. but what earthly
thing are they good for?"
IF that is the case it is about time
that you made some new acquaint-
ances"
Seeing is believing with me-"
There was a pause in the conver-
sation. The two men were season
ing their argument with periods of
thought and smoke. They were good
friends, though differing widely in ma
terial circumstances and usually in
convictions. One, Frank Sheldon, was
rich and single; the other, Stewart Van
Cleate, was rather poor and married
Both were young. The silence, which
had lasted for several minutes, was
finally broken by Van Cleate.
"HumphP' he said, drawing his pipe
slowly from his mouth. 1--WE got an
idea"
"How unusuall" Sheldon laughed.
My wife is dying for a piano." the
other went on, paying no attention to
the raillery, "and think see how to
get her one"
wish saw how to get house
keeper" came lazily through the to-
bacco smoke in reply.
"The two things are connected in
my idea. You say women are all alike
and that it is impossible to hire a
good housekeeper. dare you to back
it up with a bet"
"a bet! On a housekeeperT
"Yes."
"Well, fire ahead. What is itY
simply this-that l can produce a
housekeeper who WIN prove entirely
satisfactory to you and that aunt of
yours who lives with you"
"What are the terms" Sheldon ask
ed abruptly.
III | wiz you buy me piano. If l
lose i pay the girls wages. Is it
goP
Indeed it is. I've got to strike out
upon the housekeeper market again,
and if you want to make an employ
ment bureau out of yourself Pm sure
l don't care. Bu roull lose"
l.
the way, there must be a time limit
to this. You might like her, but she
might not like you, you know. Sup
pose we say that she is to stay for
three weeks, longer if you want her
TO and can persuade her TO do So"
agreed. But. really, I'm awfully
sorry for you. hate TO see you lose"
Sheldon said in mock concern.
You'd better spend your time visit
ing the piano dealers" the other re-
torted good naturedly.
Two days afterward 1.-The girl" put
in her appearance and was hired, Shell
don transacting that business himself,
for he had learned by sad experience
that where servants were concerned
the more his too exacting aunt could
be kept in the background the better.
'The girl' was at first shy and
doubtful about her work, but day by
day she grew more skillful until, at
the end of the third week. Sheldon was |
forced to admit that she realized his !
highest ideals, And then no fell in
ove with herl
IL was while she was busting the |
books IN the library that he asked her
% be his wife. He had hardly begun
his fervent avowal OF love when she
Interrupted him.
"Mr. Sheldon. cannot let You 60
y
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-01-22
5HELDON'S
HOUSEKEEPER,
A Wager and What It Won For
the One Who Lost.
BY HAROLD STRONG LATHAM.

BY HAROLD STRONG LATHAM.
copyright. 1909. by Associated Literary
Press
II speak from experience, Stewart,
and ! say most emphatically that 1t Is
impossible to secure an all round sat
lsfactory housekeeper."
What's troubling you? Has that
latest and most hopeful one of all de-
partedT
"Yes-today. She drank"
Another one in view yetT
mo and how wish there never had
to be- They're all alike"
"Oh. pshaw! You're a pesslmist."
well, they are-housekeepers and
women in general; good to look at
some of them, anyway-but that's as
far as they CO."
Hold on there. old man! Just re-
member that you're talking to one who
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-16
Siirfiid)e Tranen.

Gic eemaltigcn llmpolsllrgen III
Der Siirfei biiriten aud Der tiirfiid)en
tSrau Die beiBeriebnte 9efreiung aus
Der Stloperei oes Sorcms ,bringen
elmer Sflaperei, Die ieit Sougent, 5il.
nal ieit Dem ullmdblid]en, abcr ull-
uufbaltiomen Ginbringcu %abenblan-
bidder 9iloun9 in Die perifloiienen
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Spar bat ntan bel ms boz, benz us a.
Rensselaer," unb Der Holpaamie Der
Siirfen meiit cine gai5 perfebrte&or-
iteuung. 2eoi9lidl uSbolisfe" lit
Die tiirfiide Srou foum ie, ein ygan-
ses 9aletcorps acknowledgements fla-
rinncn" nerlrag lid aud fetn einSi.
ger Siirfe BON ein5elnen Mddti-
gen abgeieben - 81 balten. Mber Der
Goran jiebt in Der 3bot i'm @eibe elm
t%rafommenes @eifopf, oas ynItr fir
iein acuberes unb ieincn> Shmud
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-16

le0t, ltet5 bereita, obne lealtd]er
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ten" llnb ood) ~perIangt Die Site
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nenn clio @dite BARN limo. nGas
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9lrt, 6oB lie aud, Den Sarer enteI-
rem milroe." SIS bleibt aber nod
barter 3mone genua, bob lid Die
ociitig nid)t unbegobte Sirfin ols
Stlauin iiibIen nulB. Yierre 2oti bat
iiingit in cinem feiniinniaen &omas
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p%iinolngen Der pornebnler, nlooer=
ncrl, bon fran5oiiid)en uno oeutld)en
Gr5ieberinncn geidulten SarenlSoa=
me, Die Sd,openbauer lno Niebid)e
licit, Chopin un0 @ogner lplclt, er-
greiieno neldilocrt. Sn ibren plelell
einiamen Stunoen, id)iloert oerGit-
tct, nerihlingen lie fGrHlid) ~oteSaerfe
Der olten aloiiifcr, ebenlo mie Die Der
iiberIpamtcu Wo0ernct. @ebllOc'
ter, ais eS ourd)ldnittlid) Die MGo-
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES I'M Nbenolonoe 5lt
icin p~ileecn. nerbanfen Die lunaen
Giirtinncn hire hoberc Hiloum9 Der
cipigcit Nblpcrrung, 60 lit oe1ll
bic Siirfin un9cpobulid) ernlt. 2o-
d)en mo froblidlel tlcbcrtlnltb finoet
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@eieQidoft bon Sreunblnnen bel gc-
i,iden lid etluo OIL olten Solt3elt I'M
Sri9inal p &nitiinL ocren es plele
,cdt pittoresfe u1o gra5ioie gibt, sur
Wtltl. Der 2oute ooer iener ieltlamen
mathematician mcland)oltld1en Saiz
telinltrumente uno Satotrpmmclli
erg0bt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-16
Nus meiner 8ismarf Wappc.
Bon Scinrid Oh y. Sol d) / II ger

Gpn Scinrid Oh y. 80 d) / II ger.
llnoernrilolih lit ScInrid bon 40
ihirQer beitrcbt, Die &enntniB BON
@iSmard'a Seben unb Eerlonlid)felt
ill criueiterr. ,Sn leinem nelte'ten.
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9iSmard" p~croiieutlidlt er 5oblreld)e
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ltieoenltcn slrt ilber Sismord. Inlt.
lif)e mo pripnte, nod nlbetanntc
Shriftltiide, periGnlid)e Grinllerllns
gen Yoidin9er'S. loipie onocrer Fcrs
lonell, Ole nit 9isl1ldrd IN Serbllls
Dung 5ll trcten @clegenbeit battel1,
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@iloe 5uiommen, Die redt aecignet
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tcit pom Den perihieoeniten Seltcn
her llahe SIT brinaen.
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bltngen aud nid,t eln Snar bon lbrer
ScrsIid)fcit pcrloren. 9iSmard fonilte
tronf Ii. fiir fcinen Winiiter oberSot.
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bel benz &ortroge eineS Der MiniIter.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-16

1T nid,t il6croH ieitgebolte1; nlh 6il
Nlnfong nnb Gnbe ldeint gefobrlidc
&oriid)t 5tpei l6mer p%ereinbare Stple
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-16
Homlaubs tiirfiidje 9Gber.
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gn Y. ,5dnnar serrenee 9ppltn, Nr. 1914.
Briints : trnbe II Sabre all.
gm II. 1anudr Gaa &. Garnes, Gr, 4o2,
Norbss 8afbinatonsS trnbe, 3 Sabre at.
sm II. Sdnudr St5Sie Srrguipu, Stleiburgs
Piaee, &inoforsSia, SO Sabre alt.
VIM IS. Sa1iar Ibelnta u. @reen, Hr. if2G.
EarrifbsAuep, . Sabre alt.
Vim 10. Saniinr Nifbeimiua 8lG:ber, Jr.
1916, Siio=S5uncoers Strnse, 80 SSabre alt.
Im "A. Sanuar Carrie 0rseubaun,, Ssrues
am IS. Sauuar MarH u. NuttDn, 9tr. 43,
8uIpertsgtoCnue GA Sabre aft.
gm t2. Santar Anthonn 0orat, Ct. Ipfepbss
9pipitnl. 81 Sabre alt.
Sim Is. Surlar Iranf Sastmau, Soblls Sop
Tins 0nfpiial. 81 Sabce alt.
Nm -. ,5anlar Hnanit 4. Sras. gir. s75.
2enlnotls Strabe, 40 Sabre olt
VIM IS. lannur 3ubn @. Midean, Gr. 1900.
Eatdpscu-S irnbe. 56 Sabre nlt.
Vim 10. Satlar Wurrie Mpnagban, Sappieiu'
gib!. rs Sabre ali.
Vim II. Ianuor Soienb Oiostrra, Ct. Bin
cent ainhersIiai. 2 Sabre alt.
Vim -. Sunlar Gltiabett sdtriner, Nr.
~. Glib Surbar1s Strabe. Is Sabre alt.
stm fl. Sanuar 5ntu @aiter, 9tr. 1908, De
%miigipns slpenle. 65 Sabre alt.
Nm ~. Suniar Warsaret e. Heets, Wtercbs
SuipitaL. 30 sabre alt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-16
: MEiruf =

Iie uadftehenS auiSefibrten 4erTouen:
1. Mugnte Gdiuc9e, eeb. Shtnobetn aus Gags
hpt areis SonHeberg, &er8oetbum Sn6fcIIs
@eiHinGeu,
.. gaittipc Gmil 8iipplt. 8atbariud eeb. 9eters,
aeboreu In feuteib bel MdrieIburg, Iros
oin6 8eitpreubeu,
8. Nlpbons @rtH, %aenannt Sofepb 9gbite, eebos
rem am 4. 9lauit 1866 in Aeibe, 4robin5
Ghtciiet,
freroen erfudht, bel Dem llnter5eihuetef periUns
lid, oner lbriftlih lid 81 melhen.
lin aus!unit ibcr oereH Gerb!eib ODER gtb'
lcbelI criudDt.
Baltimore, Mth., ben I. Saniar 1910.
Ter Saiierltdhe auniul
Sioerie,
Tr. 7, Sitos@lpsE traGe.
CSaDt . ,S,9.15,iG,22 $4,000
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-16
emma 2unije TicOler.

Sc itarb AM H., 9anuar 1910 Gn,n,a apniie
1ieSler, seIiebte 3o2tsr bon @rnit q. rno
ibrer IcbteH gSobnlne, -sir. 902, SiosGbarles-
et-aRe. Sic 9eeroielng iiaoet sonntas, 2 ubr
9lu dniittogS, bon Der obett 'aenarnieil ssobs
rina aus fat. 9eifebulg auf Der geouoors
RarfsG cHleterr." ODD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-16
Scurn Is. Wcfer.

SO iinrb AIT Is. 5oHuar 1910 Senrp Is.
9edcr, g~cliebter Sobu bon Sbilipp ino Der
eeritorhtnen WturfGret 0eder, int 43. Sabre
ieineS qebcns., Bic @ceroieita finoei Sunataa,
lanmittde5 uIt . uor. bon fciner tetteu gSpb=
nlt1n, 9r. ii9. Iorb. 4 rput. strahe, aus itatt.
gcifetlua ami Der gepuoons Bart Cemetery"
fb--t1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-16
8altimorer Morebbud fir 1910

6efinbet lid, jest nntcr Yrcie.
Sic 8erleaer piiniheu. bah aQe Gin5elper-
fonen, 5irmelt ooer Gorporationen Die lbrt
9ihreffe lett Dem /. Se6ember ~leinoert baGelt
ooer Die cine MISUNDERSTANDING in ndrhs
tier Submit por3uI1ebmen b%edbIiftiGeu, ibrt
aIte mn reue glbreiie an has 8iireau btCfer
4eieui6afi ioforl eirierben.
81. g. Eplf & So.
6. Z. apraugrr. @eibdiisfibrcr.
955-959 6aIuert SuiioiHg.
(Sunl3-)