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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-23

That Chicago man who was killed by
a steak died because It contained pois-
on and not merely because OF It's high
price, according to the coroneTs jury.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-23
What s on the Program
Tonight IN Washington

Missouri Society, Pythian Temple. S
p m
Election OF town officers. Takoma
Park, No. p. m.
lecture by Dr. Thomas Ell
meT VIII, Home and Independence"
1911 Pennsylvania avenue north
west s D m
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-23
Theaters-

Natonal-BHIie Burke. in Mrs Dol, ''
5-15 D m
BeascO-Marie DRESSER, IN TITLES
Nightmare" $50 .. m.
C0lumbia---The Girl From Jacks SIS
= m
Academy-''SchooI Days" SIS D. m.
Chase s-POlite vaudeville. s:I5 D. n.
Casino-ContInUOus vaudeville
Cayety-Sam Scribner's show, SIS .. m.
Lyceum-"Jardin de Paris Girls" s.1s
D m
aJestic--Vaudevfue and motion pjc-
lures, 70 II D. m.
Arcade-NidWay and other attractions.
(The Times VIII be pleased to an
nOunCe meetings and entertainments in
this column Phone or write announce
meu1s.l
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-23

Pat Crow was held up IN Toledo
Thursday night. Now he knows how
Eddie Cuhahy's father felt ten years
ago
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-23
Miss Sutherland
Honor Guest at Box PARTY.

Miss Edith Sutherland. daughter OF
Senator Sutherland Of Utah. was the
honor guest Of former Senator and Mrs.
Aarloh Butler at a box party at the
Ne" National Theater last evening. fol-
lowed by supper at the New Willard.
Clners III the party were Senator and
MS sutherland, Miss Alice EIrnore.
DR.. Parker and A Robert F.IT7s-e r-F,s
marriage Of Miss Sutherland and Mr..
EImore viii take place next Wednes-
Senator and Mrs. Perez entertain o
company az dinner last evening in com
pi-uenT 20 the Governor Of MfssissfuDf
ana Mrs. Noel Among the other guests
WeIe MIS- FOX and Mrs. Jones Of Mis-
sissippi. who are IN ATTENDANCE a. ~
d A. R Congress; HsnuIs TAYLOR. and
Archibald Barklie
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-23

New York is improving. over there.
yesterday, man worth 81, e00.O00 was
arrested for nothing but stealing.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-23

1t would not be surprising - learn
that perhaps Mr.. Cannon sometimes re-
grets the beheadlng Of Fowler.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-23

Or.e thing the colonel has not done
n Paris IS the job Of supplying the
Venus de Milo with arms.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-23

yesterday. a man worth 100000 was
arrested for nothing but stealing.
1t would not be surprising - learn
that perhaps Mr.. Cannon sometimes re-
grets the beheading Of Fowler
O-se thing the colonel has not done
n Paris IS the Job Of supplying the
Venus de Milo with arms.
Some OF these Investigations have a
least the advantage Of indicating that II
IS best 20 be on the level
It VIII take more than a spooky two
hours Of darkness at midday 81 scare
Chicago into being good
The Republican party seems unanI-
nous in its fear Of the outcome Of the
next elections
Nobody has vet begun 10 talk about
Finchot'z Back Prom Denmark"
# the kings CT Europe could vote
Roosevelt would get EN- all
It's a dun day when Wall Street can't
scare itself into a panic
It remains 70 be seen whether Indiana
VIII tag TaEZart
The tar1n seems 70 be a boomerang as
wei as a law
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-23

Some Of these Investigations have a
least the advantage Of indicating that it
is best 20 be on the level
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-23

Lieutenant Commander and Mrs. Smith
Of the navy yard entertained a small
party at dinner last evening in honor
Of their house guests Mr.. and Mrs
J r Ed--6rds. OF New York
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-23

The Republican party seems UnanI-
nous IN its fear Of the outcome Of the
4 next elections
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-23

It win take more than q spooky two
hours Of darkness AT midday IL scare
Chicago into being good
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-23
FIR ANK A MUNsBY

SATURDAY EVENING. APRIL o. 1910
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-25
Grbinntnfatifik.

Die Sranaofen ftetten pdbr.nb Der
@beinbunosaeit in Deutfhlanb ibr.
Nofen in oIles. 60 bat iid audi Elm
GrloB bes llnt.rprafetten 0ernp in
Speper bonn 25. Sttober 1910 an cen
Maire Der @emeinbs @orms erbolten,
burd ipelhen auf boberen 8efebI bic
Iufiteluns elmer Statiftit ons.orbn.t
ipirb. in Der riammtlide juns.n
5ranenaimmer bon euten Jomilien
~ouf3u5dbI.n fsien, tpsld5e ID Sabre unb
bariiber eft unb nod nidt p.rkirot6.t
finb. fofern beren Witgabe ober iiter.
GrbIhoft ii9 auf ober iiber 10000
Tranten b.laufen tann unb lie folaz
li4 in bic aloGe Der Grbinren p.rs
febt."
Di.le Mufitelluns hattie in Sabelenz
form bon odt Rubrifen gu .rfol9en.
Yefonbers besei9neno NOR bic lebte:
.D;eIer Mbfdnitt muB bic torpera
Iifen 2ei5e Dber j.be Dirt bon Mibaee
itoIt bes iursen 5rauenaimm.rs be-
seihneu. fotpie ibr Salient, ibre @ufs
fIbrung unb itr. GruabiGbe." Sb
Rapolson bieie elite tpobl feinen Diff
sieren CUR Nuspobl CUR 0erfiisuns s.z
ftelt hat? =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-25
Der '%urahetwitfent Nratn.

aapitan b. MoHtaisnoc, Der lpGt.r
i'm 8riege segen Nbb .l &aper oIs
aommanpant pon 9f6emma iiel. mar
Elm bsionbsrs tapferer, oter oud) chr
lif)er clier Solbat. SIN Subr, 1889
BEL ben Wtoiunruben in paris bate
er fid DEFENDERS ausss5et9net unb
fo1te pafiir BEL elmer Yorobe nit Der,
3reu5 Ger Gbr.nlegion hetOrirt psrs
ben. als i'm &0nig 2ubpig Vbilipp
oas 3reus f.lbit onbeften polite, trot
Wontaigrac ein.n Sd)ritt auriid uno
iasts: ~Sire, i3 babe es niAt Der
bient."
n&apitGr," e~nig.Gn.te 2ubpia 9bis
lipp. r5br &onig ertpeiIt S4neu bos
Greus!."
n@Ieid. Sir.. Montuisnac p.ift es
5uriid!"
Notiirlid mnbte iiG Montoianoc
barber boo BEN 8riessmtniIer pers
ontfporten. Gr fagte: .Menn ib pas
8rens fir cine Waffentbat segen ZEN
Jeino peroient bate, 10 ipiirbe id)
gliidlid seipelen feir unb IS nit Gtols
9etrasen baben. Si.r oher bob. id
nur CUR !SerfteIung Der Srbnuna 6.i;
getras.n. Sd meme. baB bel 8iirs.rs
Smtit tetn Srben ertbeilt iperDen
fonte!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-25

unb SUIT abauIesen. feBt ie iid, ers
greift bas @ii6lein unb LEFT nit brens
nenben 4usen bic baIbperpii9ten
Worte, bic fie beute ME oft idon ses
Ieien: r13. April 8roids Sannoper
$500 Mort -"
Ilfp bod pobr. mas 10 monder
bdmiI6e Munb ibr bamals gu pers
fteben CAB, boB ibres Monnss bGufige
Ietien no9 Sonnpper in 3uiommens
bang nit Der totetten. junsen Outline
fianben. aud iie battle bic Jrou ees
lesentlid zines turSen MuftatbaItes
bort tennen selernt. Sss< erinnsrt lie
ii9 aenau Der fladernoen. braunen
@usen. bic bon 8esi.r auf ibr.m
S9mud eerubt.
80, SranSel, ipie Blind bab. id Dir
bod pertraut!"
SoHunssIos eebt fie lumber, Siebsr>
biBe ouf ben Wansen. S6isf iibt Der
9ut auf benz biinnen !Soor. Wehas
Mid riidt tie i'm auredt. Sin b~itterer
.3ug srdbt ii6 I'm ben font 10 ipsi6en
Numb Der gliidli9 eeneieneu Jrou.
Inter benz 9ilne hires Monnes bleibt
iie ieben. sic lam iid iepoa nid1t
entihlieBen, Den Slid 81 ibm gu err
bsben. Sn e6tsm SrauenitolS ideut
ie li6 ielbIt, nur bos Mbbilo oes Der
itorbenen i'll ibr aerriNenes Snnere
bliden gu laHen. @o Itebt lie lonse
%resunsslos, nur Der IbfaB hires lin
ten Iitfrauenf6ubes bobrt iit nsrpDs
in bas Moos bes Smprnoteppi6s.
Sic tebrt gum puIt 5uriid, .rsr.ift
bas 2ebertdftben, pidelt es, pbne es
nod einmol 81 Dffnen. felt in popier
unb p~erfiea.lt bas pddGen, gfod) turs
gem 9elinnen idreibt lie parapf:
.Meiner lieben Ritte Gertruo gum
Shmud in Stunoen unsetriibten
Slides unb reiner 5rcube." Damn
legt iie es Suriid in ous @sbetmiod.-
So" murmelt iie pie erleihtert unb
ftiibt iinneno bas Slim in pi. Sanb.
sd perbe iie'nun ME mebr trasen!
Nm benz Sage, an benz iie ipi.per ans
2i9t tommt. bin id ni9t msbr." Dor
tbr.m Settle touht Der title Sri.btof
auf. Sos Grob. on benz iie 10 piel.
traurise, aber tpeibepolle Stunoen
perlsbt fat. Doneben Der plab, Der
fir iie beitimmt lit. nMdr. ss nur
fdon 10 peit!!" f%liiitert iie, nbann bin
ih pieber BET ibm! SD! Ni6t bic on,
oere!" Saitis ersrsift iie oas Woti3-
buhblott unb belt es in bic &erssn,
famine. WGbrenb es oufbrcHnt, beben
iid lon9iam, gang Iaa9iam ibre atocr.
bis ibr Bid in iene @ugcn tuudt. Die
10 pieIe Sabre Die Sonnen hires 2es
bens iparen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-25
Ytebmarfte.

II. 3. DorbS :, Eittsbur9, go, "a.
Scbr. - Hinouieb. - Iorrotb lcid)t;
Gboitc $40 bis 100; Erima $50 bt0
$40.
Sd)oic. 49, Gorrotb lcidt; Erin,a
metbcrS 10 bis 7.40; GullS mo &c.
mobnlid)c 3 bis $50; 2Gmmer $50
bis $50; @col GolpeS 10 bis 1908.
SdJrpcinc. - 3llluhr leid)t; Yrimo
ld)luerc 9.95; mittlcre 9.95; ltmcrc
DorferS $50 bis 9.95; lcid)tc 9)prfcrS
SO bis $50; s5crtel go bis $40;
rolibe $50 bis 9.25.
Cincinnati 8. "a. Sebr.
Hinouieb. - 3uiubr 1873; Morft felt
5l geIiri9en Ereiicn; cute clippers
$40 bis $50; acruobnlid)c 80 bis
400.
S6lucinc. - 3uilbr 1859; Martt
Zoe. bobcr; 8utd,cr5 mo clipper"
$50. bis $50; geluobnlihc 600 bis
$40.
Shoic. - 3uiubr 1888; Morft ltc,
tig; $50 bis $50; YGmmcr 600 is
$40.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-25

@cburtatoGSfcicr. 3t
Gbrcn ocs 81. 8cburtatogcS Der
Trou Sreberif 2inbner aob Ser To.
acknowledgements Der oelltidelt refer.
mirten 3ionseemeinoe an Eienitag
Abcnb in Dem aus bieiem Nuloiie &c,
ifmadpoll beforirten Sonntugs.
id)ulroilm Scr 3innS.8irhc au Sora
for0. Apenuc unh Gboic.S traBc cilet
Grnpfang, Der cinen iebr if)onen Scr.
lallf nobn. Vci biiblhen @elcll'
ihaitsipielen oller Irt perflogen Die
Stuuoen mr. ullpt raid. Hatiirli6
mllroen oldl Gririidungen %icrpirt.
Inter 0cn Sbeilncbmern al Dem
Gmpiang bcfanocn iib Ealtor Sohn
Sommcrlotte, Srnu @irtb, Sral
@erludl, Trau 2eiht, Sruu Shmiht,
Srau 8eitcrmann, Serr unb 6rou
Gcrbolo, 6rou Maoid,. Srol 9ati.
ltein, tSrall Heitmeper. Sruu 8areiN,
Trou 9lthmann, Srau aril9, Srau
Gobenol, Srolt Sledner, 6roll
TonlSfe, 6rou HieS. 6rau @cnme.
Ter. Srou @iic. 6rou Smell. 6roE
Sobn, Srou Millcr, Srou Stcglein
Srol @o0ner. SRI. Nnno Midel,
Scrr rno Srau Sreoerid 2iuoner,
Serr uno Srau 8einborO, Serr mn
6rou Snoops, Sri. Gillian 2inbner.
SRI. Goa 9inoncr. Serr gotpor0
Sdbn, Scrr @erlot), Sreo. Suoop3
unb Sobn Sieglrin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-25
Gtbanktn(phtter

Die r~neiittn %slarben, gntihuloisuns ers
fest oas @%utmaden.
chandler ipridt bon itinem 9uttn Ssrsen
unb bot nur elm iAuad,es.
Sic Grauen baben fein Talent sur Obj.
lcfopbie; aber ie perit.bsu Is, ibre Wdnner
au 9bilOiopber az MAIDEN.
SIN beiten Weni6enber3en III elm filler
Wintef, tuo fid perbotene NlnIAe bann
uno ipann elm StclOihein seben.
Miat BIZ elm after obns bel Sfusra:
Wbbdrten! Gbbsr.tn!-am meiken has 6er,!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-25
9ricffajttn.

g.. i. - Ger 0erfoui bon Sd)iiis.
forten ouf G%bcil5ublung lit burd) oit
Gonieren5 Der Observation-Disclosures
perboten. Ger .Ieutide Gorrcipon-
oent" %perfouit ShiiiSfarten aeacn
Vdur5nblllng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-25
Baltimore MarftberidJt.

WoItimorc. q. Nebrunr 1910.
R CD T. uiubr 1923 SGiier, cin'
ihlieBlih 6S7 6oiicr ST 2ocnit-Eoint
nnb BAIT 6Giier 81 Carton; Sitter.
rcrlanot t69 SGIier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-25

gai,s nett" - ~@or5iiglify %anaoiaer
Serr; bon allen GoIle5en bin i'd idon
geiragt tporben, bel iueld9cm sfnei.
Der id) arbeiten loiic."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-25
Se,itidc Ghfuprofr.
ani Der hidieen gfiefte,.
96rie.
FIRST CALL


4o Rational Wehuaic5' Sdlf ..... %
100 aortbetn Central Nm ........f 24M
20 9loriberu Central Hb .........t2
10 " 6 g Of Conn. .o52ls
90 " 6 & OF Conn. ...........2 b3
30 International 1rnft Go ........i5o
Is u 6 g Of Conn (parrdnts) 80. .i52
$4,000 Cotton Cncf Der ............ ter
1000 Geit q Gar Ger. ...... ..... .io6ia
1900 u e Z Conn Eeb 4er. ....... 100
1000 VI e Y Cont 4er. ........ .t60i4
$1,000 u e 6 Cont Deb 4er. ..........t 100
200 u 6 4 meme der Cts. ........ .t0on
200 " e e neue ter Cts. .,..... .i0oE
1000 Georgia II. aIabama Conf Ger. .io4h.
5000 Cd Car u. 9sottb Ser. ......... i05h
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-25

niebenerregenb 3. = Ser
gum Better, benz ct fiir5lih einen
aiten Nnsng aeideuft bat):: .Seben
Sic MAI oil, Der s(n5iig paBt Sbnen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-25

HdHe 3nr Seiie iu's AtsIaab be.
iprat s.. 9aine, 3r. Ala, pAs1aIti.
msttlirafs xate gnfsm Ssnie Sse.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-25

0Jdeufltdc t~tnfpiten, Oh
ctufd,Itcfltdj Gruuo5ine, 81 .SJ
etenern uno TNaicrmiethe,
6antpm.e trahe, Spifd,eu Baltimore. nnb 2ont'
barbsStraRe.
Grterfentrr, ~r5miihe iSieseliteinr. fein Nm.
ftreiheu bcuDtbigt; Nafnitdnber int 3ener;
fcine Slide uub gabe5tmmG; 3analanidlu6;
glatteS Straseupflaftcr.
atetne Vaar.anSabIung; Ieldte Bsotngun8en.
etets sur ytiiftiguug pfIen.
She Suiepb e. @bite &calty So.
(9,pn4-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-25

Moggen. - 3uiubr SOB YuiteI:
ans oen Gtcpotoren 5uriid9ejosen
$50 9iid,el; GIcpatorcn i. Sorratb
S0.0Sl 9mid)cl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-25
8arQain 5000.

seeiIen Gle iih, ipeun fie zines iener biibs
fhci Sdufer I'M 700 ylpd 9ipro.Nute.s trafs,
iuilnfben. @abcn ale I,oSerren Gilrt6tnIleen,
&eIer uno S6fe. Iu5 spot @rid" eebdut-
braufen ME aEaeftrihen 8u fperben.. StraBel'
nit oitrifi8irten 9aiiteinen 9epflaitcrt. Ntebrt'
ee i%lufoften; %heaueIle 9eoinaiiraen, ipeiiit ge'
ipiinfht. slqeitt an Srt lno Gte1e.
CSrIi4) Gbtuarb 3. Gallagher, erbdrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-25
gu Derfaafer,
2cmiije-Garinen

bel !Serrtantt gaorubppp,
7i5-711 8aitber Viog, iii Turo.Gbarlts. Ctr.
81 WIDER nit @ebduoen $3.50. gnjahlun8 500.
81 sder nit 8ebdiiocn $3.50. In5dblln9 $3.50.
81 Mter NJ. ar Sdelne $500. an5nbliin9 $500.
20 9der cbne 8eblioe $500. sn5abIung 500.
80 gtder obne 8eb1uoe $3.50. MnBabliins $3.50.
90 @der pbne Sebiube 5000. Nn5nbliin9 $500.
CSpt5-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-25

EGEe snr MeiIe in's Nnslano De.
lsref 6. Maine, 0r. 413, Cit.gaIti'
msreitrahr, maize Gaitom &saie &se.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-25
Sm famfcn seinht:

Spbe greiie fir Sanier nnS Wrunb5inien.
0er 4. Gra#er, 625, 3.'Ssafbimgtcn strahe.
Debr16, 1911
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-25
8erlanet i'm Aascmeinen.

Sute SebeT6etten oerfanBt.
Ser WlaritpreIS tHr ole Sorteil bon alien
unb ncuen Seeerbetien beaublt. Bir fGufen audi
eutife Wobei. y0plonial Nnti. ne Gumpaup,"
416, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Ioit. u,o 1elepbpnf
Iuttrdse prompt beforgt. q. & g. 9bone Wt.
Yeruon 2208-W. (Jeb1 ,1J.I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-25
Serlanst Jranen unb WGbdeu.

rSiniiber" IN Suien, geid)aftisnng
in Der 5abrif geseben pher Irbeit
nadJ SBrcr &ubnnns seianot. 8nter
&Obn.J NadBufrasen I'M Z. Studlperf.
Seurg Spnncbprn & &c., Eaca- nno
Tratt-S traHe. (55-61)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-25

,TeutIde Geieuihaft pru Marrtaub."
Grbsits.Sia dweiir s.Str eau,
Rr. 215 unb 217, Gpurtlane.Str.
SpreHituuben bon / bis 5 nbr.
Subu .. WteHtr, MgeHt.
Nob20--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-25

So1cr.-- 3uIltbr 122i3 YuifeI
aus Den Glcuatoren 5uriidge,ogeu
SIP Vuld)el; Glepoturcn 0orrntb
1926 96 Vmid)el.
&eutiae SdIubrate:
INa;f,n. Ntr u ., ..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-25
Steaensclnde

GebiIoete iunge 5rau, Nitipe. (~gebcrene
StIespiaspo liteilerinD, it'd tig i'm 9ensbalt
quite a66in, ebfnfaus in 6ronfenpfleae crab
rem. fudt pajeuoe Sielung; SprahfeurtniB
oorbnnoeu. Siierien inter nS. o." an oeit
,Seutiden Gurreippnocnt". t55-Ot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-04

69c Garbage Cans of extra
grade three coated galv. iron.
with strong handles, covers and
strong bottoms: 4gal- 20c
lon size. .......... OSN
$1.2J Bread Boxes Of extra
heavy tin, neatly finished In
oak. with patent roll 2n~
top: family size ..... OYN
49c Dishpans of extra grade
tin. heavily recoated. and with
strong riveted handles; IA
quart size, seam De-
less @OS
29c Dust Pans and Brushes,
dust pan Of extra japanned tin
and extra grade bristle brush;
good size. The two 1 &c
zoe Sleeve Boards. made Of
clear selected stock. strongly
bolted. padded and no.
covered, extra good size u ~
$50 Ash Cans Of extra
grade three-coated galv. iron.
with strong bottoms and rivet-
ed handles; 2O-gailon QOc
size. ................ CIV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-04

&1.25 Water Sets Of finest
thtn-blown crystal glass, with
dainty engraving in fleur de
lys design: 1a-gallon pitcher,
tankard shape; six tumblers
and EN- b osse d tin <O~
tray. ................ wv
Sc. 1Oc and 15c Fine Plain
white Syracuse China in all
sizes. both fiat and deep plates,
oatmeal bowls. fruit 9zho
saucers. etc. Choice. ~ ~
1oc and l5c Fine Plain White
Syracuse China Tea Cups. Cof-
fee Cups, Chocolate Cups, A.
D. Cups. Bouillon Cups, A~
etc Choice. .......... ~
&C. and Sc Fine Plain White
Syracuse China Tea Saucers.
Coffee Sauces, Chocolate
Saucers, A. d. Saucers, IN
etc. Choice. Dc
$4.25 Toilet Sets, Of fine
American porcelain, In hand
some shape and dainty gold
and white decoration, CD IN
full 10 pieces. 49,. UZs ~
The same set with G. IN
slop jar, for. ....... OSsIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-04

500 and $3.50 Wash Boil
ers, Of extra heavy charcoal
hin. with solid copper bottoms
and rivefed handles; 81 M
sizes Z. s. o. Choice WV
s1.o0 Genuine Jupiter Wells
bach Inverted Gas Lights, com
plete with half frosted globe
aud extra grade man knc
tie ..-.-..-.-.- Wv
zoe Bracket Lamps, for the
hall or kitchen. complete With
birnney and re- 0n~
Hector -...-.--.----.., Az
Inc and I5c Fine Thin-blown
Water Gobiets. Wine Glasses,
Footed Sherbets, etc, e.
etc. Choice. ............ ~
sc Coal Holds. of best black
japanAed metal, with strong
handles and patent bot ~
toms. family size $3.50 AVS
Sl.23 Wash Tubs. OF extra
heavy. three-coated galvanized
iron. with reinforced bottoms
and riveted handles: EO~
ai-incp size ..-.------.-.o>
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-02-24
ROAD GETS READY
FOR GOAL SHORTAGE
IOWA CENTRAL PREPARES FOR
SHUT DOWN OF COAL MINES
IN APRIL.
ORDERS EMPTY COAL CARS
RUSHED TO THE MINES
Superintendent instruets Train Crews
and Yard Men to Send Coal Cars
South in Preference to All Freight
But Stock and Perishable Merehan-
dise-Mines to Close for Month.

To prepare itself for the time in the
spring when it is expected that the
| mines of Iowa will be shut down,
while new schedules OF wages for the
miners are being prepared. the Iowa
Central is taking steps TO get a vast
supply of coal on hand. The road is
making an effort to not only fill its
own bins but also the sheds of the
dealers along its line.
One Of the frs, active moves in this
direction was the order issued Wed
nesday by Superintendent H G. Kruse.
of Oskaloosa, that train crews should
handle empty coal cars in preference to
all other freight excepting livestock
and perishable merchandise. This or
DER the bulletin said, was to remain
IN effect until April J.
AS result all the empty cars, suit
able for moving coal. are being hur-
rieG 20 the mines on the southern di-
VISION of the road as fast as there is
motive power to haul them.
Following the usual custom it is ex-
pectel that for period Of a month
or SIX weeks. during April and per-
maps par, Of May, the mines of the
state will cease TO operate until the
wage schedules have been agreed upon
and signed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-02-24
For the Woman Who
Has Beautiful Hair
(New York Theatrical NewsJ


The beauties in the Anna Held Choir
us are famous for their pulchritude.
Their coinures add a great deal to
their charms. How they can manage"
such abundance OF beautiful tresses
day in and day out. keeping always the
same we'll groomed appearance. is be-
yond the ken of the average woman.
But, listen, while I whisper, these girls
depend altogether upon dry shampoo
ding to keep their hair fine and glossy.
They mix ounces Of powdered orris
root with ounces Of therox, and they
are prepared for seasons shampooing.
Once or twice week they sprinkle
tablespoonful Of this mixture on the
head and then brush the powder well
thru the hair. That Is all there IL to
it, and they have escaped the bother
and discomfort that accompany wash
ing, rinsing and drying the hair. to-
gether with the danger OF catching
cold.
The wonderful results they achieve
with therox convinces me that II 10 the
only thing that can groT hair. Tor
their hair is long and abundant IN ad-
dition to being fluffy and lustrous-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-02-24
TO DEBATE AGRICULTURE.
Shall Study Be Taught in "u5l
Scboois2


The agriculture club Of Liscoulb and
Iowa townships is arranging Tor an in
teresting meeting next Tuesday even
ing. March I, al the Bethel Grove
church. when joint debate will be
given on a subject that is OF much in
terast % agricultural communities. The
question TO be debated is. Resolved,
that we should teach agriculture in
the rural district schools" Those who
will debate The affirmative are Repre-
sentative ". Il. -Arney, OF Taylor town
ship; ]. Morrissey. Of this city, ex-
county superintendent; and F. A Mos
Grip. Of the Tin1es-Republican. The
negative viii pc chanpioned by c. E.
Arney. Of Iowa township, ex-nember
Of me board Of supervisors; Principal
Douglas, of the Albion high school:
and Miss Nettie Patton, Of Liscomb.
The judges Of the debate viii De Rev.
George Biersborn, of Liscomb; H. P.
Nyce. Of Iowa township: and D. s. COL
Inns, Of Iowa township.
Music viii be furnished during the
evening by Messrs. H L. Fiscus and
L. w Hauser, and from until 8 a
social hour has been arranged. The
debate will begin at s O'Clock.