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Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-12
EVELYN THAW STUDIES AIT
Gs=- % Parts - Become sauIpsar-
VIII Da Her OWn
CsnLEfmur

NEW YORK Aprl u--Amhirious 70 gain
iane a. Sculptor. EFeiFn Neshir rhaE
WM aan Cor Farts ON Thursdzy uezt 10
eunEuue her an Work ahr1ad zae utu
rrnr q modest apartment In Paris ana %
hsr oEn cloEing s1e SIN ncaslrss 4
nuuthiF aii0Eauue frum ule rhaE family
1ur her fnendH saV she is nsrnaneuri,
ssuaug.d nom Earry K ThnE. hsr hu.s-
hassa
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-12

E-AIEE CITY Ia AurE II. spsrial b-7-s.
-s-sQ.llal-nu VII luld fs mesf a. F1nfn -
4aT Is and tle Big Erlr met urIr- =
1e-l l1era ne 1eEI daF Mar ~ r-.-r
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-12
TOwysENDs WV IRON SOLDIERS
Fort Crosk Bsys Ln-~ came Thrsugh
Wanw Errura-

IN game on the Fort Crook Diamond
sunday the Townsend Gun company s. tsau
trimmed rle soldiers. 10 s. The note
worthy feature Of the came was me
number uf er-afE BY the soldiers. T1e
I1vlEercE PVT I'D q good STIFF game rom
starr 20 rciEn. Suth pitchers we're ia eE-
celel1 farm but Smith Vas E-rgn pour
support ar critical times. CurTan hau n
retire from the game IN the thir1 inning
On scruuut uf suratninE his ankle ID Siding
huEue 1rura-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-12
-sEr-. Temple. T.lsErum- at the


The woodward players ars singing their
swan song this wezk- but il is No luEubrious
ballad rather q msTTy ditry The last
impression made by this engagement AZ
1he Boyd VII be a pleasant one OF much
lalE1ts-- Prst1V nearly everyone kauws
the STORY uf the complications in the Tenn
PIE household following a NIKE fgb told
10 SATISFY a jealous wife Prsposterous as
are surns uf the situations they are an
surdly funny and quite allowable in that
which vas designed 70 be nothing exceut
a roaring tarcs-
Besides being the final play of the en-
gzgemsnr- this week Is notable as showing
the abilities Of the whole conpauy-sr At
leas1 al IN the cast-in comedy parts NJ
Morrison is playing the Frank Fuller Of
the piece that sAtlnuI lar VINO les ~
clevsriy to his friends wife Miss CAFES
is cast as Ms Temple. with Frank Dudley
az Temple and Mss Hudson a. Mrs. Fuller
The principal h0nUrs ralI 10 these four. but
there Is considerable additional amusement
created By ME Ingraham as rhe quite in
possible butler and Mss Spencer IN rhe
part Of the rszl Mrs.. Brown. Mss valsn-
rine Is playing Dorothy. Mrs.. Temple's
sister M Anderson - John Bruwn and
W Briggs iE the Captain sha-os-
While M Morrison II vtnficzrinE f,lli,-
tire assertion q his friends raas he is az
good IN a comedy rnle as In romantic
character, he is sharing masculine lau-sls
this Eeek with NJ Dudley wlo is SEQ,
to excellent sdvauraEe Mss Eudsonis q
acriHE. too. vii snDhasiEs regret AZ her
departure via the others
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-12
sIoCN rRIN rHE MmLERs
Westrra LeaEss Wen Hts Wen -
MIn SIX - Eaur

SioLA GfTN Ia. ApTsl IL speeaal r-I.-
eEram. sioux city def-ar=l Wlr-s----,75-
n scrlppil--Iliagsi exhibition gslne &c.
tllE Afternoon. 20 = Freeu1a1 7~v.--7
eA-lN EAa lnnllta1le curing tine four in
hunched slgnr Of lueir eleven hirs rfF Ia---
son in the Efth ana siEfh. O1rlr- n-----.s
brilliantly az s1urL scurH bv inninrE-
Minneapolis --------0 q o.I a.
EeallsEies- SIOUX CITY Eneeuan p-,--
ner1s and Miller Minneapulis- NorI rg6--
son. SaEe ard LTlch-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-12
3. Altman &Gn.

HAVE READY THEIR CATALOGUE No. Gor
FOR The SPRING AND SUMMER SEASONS
AND WILL MAIL A COPY UPON REQUEST.
EHah Aurmr. 54Eh ann s5EE strErfz. Arm FurA-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-12

C,li-Namel, tas new fl01r finish. vii nui
scratch and aut water Eil not destroy n,
EsusE P c. De Vel Hardware Co. agents
5s8 Broadway
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-12

The E9cllvs defeated the AL Stars bv the
score OF 81 r1 : ln practice game sunday
az Thir-1eth and SuauiiinE streets The
fHnru-e of the game vas the hiring ard
fast feldiuE ~ the Huil-E The duIlvs
pulled OF fast double 1lav from. FslCuner
70 Gilman McCreHrv and Gtuhan's nit
ta-r VAS also a feature Sc1re-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-12

FOR MEDICAL AND FAMILY Use
EI-T YOUR LIQUORS AT ECEENFEL-D
LIoCOR CO. as s. MAIN. 'FtzON rs IN
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-12
Dust Carries Consumption

T1u k71U thuf az e1urs-.
Physicians s-un Walue 10 Czlsur-la
ars pr-aehing sermons w-ih Bewurs
uf DuE as thCir ter-
EvsrT lms Tuu hroan and srer1,
you uuiy rTEyc hbc faEs f7s5 10
zszzoEe5cyr y1H srzzlis faaJ pgar
lazvz.
PEEFL ESS SUCTION
CLEANERS never lst pu-r.ole *
dust ssuzpe. Z gos where 1rouus
eznnut n=ach and daEi. germs. nuihz
and vcuuia czHzgf ssczne heuaazs q
clsEns dep, merhodiczllY and DUST
LESSLT.
AlHrrr7rtf1 F1rt I'D -rgrsrr ~ zH77rrr
PEEELEES aa1lr~ fros ~ rsaazl 10
Manufacturer Cutlet Company. AGsys.
So ChHmb-E. Street. New Y1k
FH s.is ~
ne WaunsfT Cczuuaaw
Orchard q WIsalzu C8-pg1 ca
omaha. Neh.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-12

A. g. FfeEaHr MiastreGs ar the HruE.
Perennial and sVer-hioomiuF A. Fieis-
Eith ms gAlg Of MgAr and dark cofnslanE
Aad sunEzusrH alighted 10 Omaha lazf nizsr
70 MAKE gay a. the krlE- Ths Fields
minHtnslH have been on ne nuad 4 long
nme. public Approval says they can ke-D
EnanE MLnErrsisE has guns through NAV
Stages q an evolutionary process since
this orEaniElzion nrsl eams bsfars ne o.,-
pc. ard FlsidH has held his own-
They cane Ei1h Elazn-bauE ai- n u,.--s-
nsnt and snfhusiasIn of ths Ana thar -
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-12

Rent M0nsy is a landlords profit Put
into a home ir makes 1ur family happi-
ness aid independence See Nebraska saw
inE and Loan Assn 1905 Fzrnan, Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-12

LTFl-oaEe nirE- EirCn- Decker i-lalre
Sacrifices hits Bi--h ~. shersr. Bar.
F7rsI base On halls or Smith l. of
Hamilton. 4 Hi with pltChed ball By
smith. .. by Hamilton Z struck uu1- BY
smith. 5, by Eaniltun. Double PLAYS
GUEleV 10 Sherer HallUck 20 Shersr
C'COnnnr 70 Elliot Time "a Umpire
Newuurue
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-12
vaudsvfne ar rh~ Orpheurn.

VaHdevfTIe a1 rhe Orpheum.
-spzrsr1bs' Is getting almost too pIump
Ear him. Ike 0the1s on and Of the stag
prosperity IL dangerous '-Spsrsr1bs-' n
the dog IN the plGgiet ''Fagln's Decision. %
which Ms. Fannie Usher ana Claude T-zher
have gwen With great EnrcssH az over
the countrT- TIE sksr-h vas here Iasr
Eea-, hur Il - one Of the few whfcn vii
Esll bear repetition IL should be added
thar though Ehe dog has fallen on bsrrer
DAYS since Mrs Csas- EUt him IN me
Chicago pound AID ms lean SIDES have
become fuller h1B pAtlsEac ezpressi1i-of
rsal value In the cuInsdg-has nur been
lost -Sparsr1hs' - too uunh az nunErsI
ever % look IKE anything except a uoe-
bsEuns mutt
Other neT1tur1uuH acts on the hiU a-s
the aeT1Hl na2let and Lily Lena. who fss
returning here vita new suugs lErE Lena
ID another az the Lsondou music hnu u-,r-
cazsss whose EinElng Of verses mora or Ieus
topical IN nature Eas greatly pleased vaude-
vile patrons On burh ElEes OF me wns-r
A popular s1creas vas scored vezr.rau,,
by ANY Butter. a singer supported br =
male gaa-re1, and BY Prank Ehits ana
Lew simmons IN miuErrel t1rn- Cfher
nsmbss of the biu are Praru'a dos a.d
monkey circus ana the Krunsmauu br1rs-
srz. cumedy acnobats.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-12

r=oIfrr s rgs s-BE 2
Ar Sra-e -. Q 9-1 s
Uuuhe uiaT- FaIcunsr 20 Gillham- hnme
runs lzLllham Mct-rHRrv rnr the EnliVs.
tn-=a-hasH hlt- BresEnan= rwo-hase hgtz.
J. Kelly BrEsEuan.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-12

l-e-t--1Ga CuInian and c1muauT In KISS
HarEV a c1medv Ir rhres aEIa. hr 4euelI
EnUfrr fararrHr f-um rla taerruanf .
sraEef bV George Marion under direction
rf -e-rT ~. saraEe- The cast
1air- esrr-rI'e IrarInE wuruan ..
The Dickinson press., 1910-01-08
Extra Specials

Extra Specials
Fine table salt, 25c sack. .......... 19c
!" Ioc sack ........ &c
Ground pepper, allspice, cinna-
mon, ginger, cloves, Ioc pkgs at.... &c
Yankee Oats, reg. 3oc & 25c pkgs., .,21c
75c coffee mill, large size, ...... 4ec
Cold. Blast lanterns, No. 2, best
made, worth 81, sale price ~. ! ~. 7bc
Sweet pickles, standard quality,
15c quality, only SC
Muslin worth l5c, per yard .!.... lie
The Dickinson press., 1910-01-08

Brifliantine suitings in all tine lat 40
ess colors> 3o-inch wide now, per yd 4O0
Black taffeta silks. SO inches wide, 00>
Sp 80 vaErle will sell at this sale per vd JOG
All of our other dress goods not menton-
ed here will go at the same LOW PRICES.
French striped cashmere ii. black, TO-
blue and brown, worth 3oc sale price u0G
IS pieces double fold suiting, light and
medium dark grounds, fancy @ver-plaids, TO-
ranging in price from 25c to- 3oc, now uOO
Good weight wooden suitings, we have
good assortment of colors,, in soft finish, cash
mere, and fancy worsteds all soc quail o.
ity, will close out at this sale, per yd 0OO
Birdseyc dress goods, guaranteed all wool,
3o-inch wide, in black, smoked, olive, green
and brown regular price z5c, at this 40
sale price per yd d................. 4OO
SILKS! SILKS! We want to close out
our entire stock of silks, and we will sell all we
have at one-third and one-half less than the
regular price, China silks, colors, light blue,
navy brown, cream and white, regular Do
price 6oc, at this sale per yd. ..:.... OOC
Colored taffeta silks, all fancy. patterns
regular price 81 90 values, will sell for. En-
just one half price per yd..,::..:: -. OOG
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-06
CHAPTER XIV.
Driven Back TO Eden.

r. 9TH Carla and Clarita discovered
x LathTOp's presence at the same
moment, but the discovery az
E-a--Ial H., p
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THE
Synopsis of Chapters Already Published

synopsis OF Chapters Already Publishes
Morris Iathrop, having squanGered
s.. oo0. coo. resolves to xiii himself he
chauges lis mind when ne is told by
George Trevor, father Of his betrOthed,
Cara IcrTOr. that loan Of $50, oeg IS
necessary 20 save Trevor from ruin
LaJhrOD runs across Jack Mililgcon, a
rich young Wall Street broker, and Mill
1ngtOn asks LathrOD 10 look after his
Affairs while he IS on a visit 70 Chicago,
With one Of the keys with which he is
1ntrusted Lathrop opens AIillington's safe
deposit box, takes $50 coo in securities.
and turns them over 20 Trevor
L-athrop Ands sam Millington. father Of
Jack. is the enemy who forced Trevor TO
the verge Of ruin At his apartment Rita
Ortesa awaits him, and Edna Trevor.
sister OF his dancee, nuds her there At
Jack AfilinEtOn.
Jack MIIlngton- who has been called
hack 10 New York. pleads with LathrOp
and Trevor 70 be let IN on the big copper
ceai that has nearly ruined the latter
&illington is introduced 10 Rita Ortega-
Morris and CARA quarrel over Rita
OTlega MOTHS refusing 70 reveal the
Spanish girls origin OF her hold OF him.
The engagement IS broken. Mr- Trevor
seems TO recognize In Elta's photograph
& resemblance 70 some one he had known
long ago
AT Trevor's inslstenCe. LathrOp takes
him 10 see RltS- The old man Is over
COM by a picture Of her unknown mother
the girl shows him. and when she. pro
cuces a pair Of daEgers, also once her
mothers, he tries to xiii himself
Cara consumed by Jealousy, goes to
visit Rita
CARA -eproaches Rita as the mistress
OF Morris When the quarrel that FOL
lows Is al its height Morris enters the
room
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-06
Gov. and Mrs. White
Not to Dine With Taft

ALBANY. y. Y, Dec. 6.-Governor
and Mrs. White have been compelled to
decline an invitation from President
and Mrs Taft TO dine al the White
House December 10, owing to important
engagements in New York.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-06
MASSAGE

MISS VIOLA G HAUF, 1880 Irving - y.
W, expert manicurtnE and sharapOoiug
scSlp treatment and facial massage moder-
ate prices Phone Col go
E y. ELLIS. Masseur- makes a specially
Of nerve diseases anchylpsis- rfeGllati szl.
paralysis. and curvature q spine sG2 4th Ct.
y. z
SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE Swedish and mag
uetic treatment FOR chronic rheumatism
etc SIS 18th 81 y ".
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-06
W0RKlNGMAN'S WANTS
WINDOW SHADES

" IA sPESHOUsE. I0,s 7th 81 y. W
Reliable window shade maker. CaH, write
- phone for samples AID estimates. Wsl
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Photography
81 Yon Have a Good Hor

Why not let Us photograph him?
Drop n az our studio and see what We have
done
sEABROOK, Sos r ST. y. W.
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DENTISTRY

CIT RATE PAINLESS DENTISTRY
Frff set OF teeth Sg-50 Gold Crowns s.
RrBdzevrork s. Filings. soc up. PAINLESS
EXTRACTION FREE l. 5 ARMY &
NAVY PAINLESS DENTISTS. cor 7th and
F sts. Entrance. 6Ss 81 y W Phone
Main SO
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-06
PIANO TUNING

PIANO TUNING. Il 30; organ work: % Zzes-ss
experience. Phone NJ IFS or drop postal
J F. HERMAN. 1870 Pa. ave n W
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FOR RENT-ROOMS
UNFINISHED.


MYRTLE ST y. E, 5I-Th-ee eommunicat-
ils rooms. with large closets heat and
bah; rent S.
L ST. y. <. sz1-Three connecting rooms
gas. bath, no, and cod water. SO
r l. AVE y ". 1.-TWO uufurnizbs5
rooms; light housekeeping $ monthly
sTH st. 5. Z. 206-Thres bright second foor
rooms. heat and gas; light housekeeping.
near three car lines
y J. AVE y W. Isls-Two second an5
two third floor rooms. bath range, heat.
reasonable
7TH ST y w 7s-Cafurnfshed rooms N
steam heated fat
SD ST y e. s2-Tvo rlnfuraishe5 rooms:
heat gas, and bath use o. par.or, close
% car ines and statlon- Price, 81
& ST. 5. ". Ss1-TNo front rooms serond
noori heat and Eas. reasonable price
eth ST S. ", S04-Two unfurnIshed second
floor front rooms s.
sTH ST y E, sS-Txo unfurnIshed roo1DS-
e nooE. gas and furnace heat reasonable
10TH ST y W. I526-UnfUrnished rooms.
arse and peasant: rent reasonable
NEW JERSEY AVE. W. I8s7-Three rooms
Eg1t hogsekeep.ng: heat gas. bath SIS
G ST. y. W 5II-Four unfurnisbed rooms
heat and gas housekeeping OF rent SEP
ST y W, 45I-Largs front paTIor- IN
furnished
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= ST y. ". 14Sg-Oue large, newly fur
uished ROOM suitable for one OF two. sec
oId Door adjoining bath private family
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CARPET CLEANING

ALBERT KAHLERT 6 CO., Improved Strazz
Carpet Cleaners cleaning. making and az
ing carpets and rugs mattress making "a
= e. s. ", Phone u sosa
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AtHILE ST y E, 5I-Th-ee communist
ing rooms. with large closets. heat and
bath rent S.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-06

The Continuation Of This Story VIII
Be Found In TOmOrrou-a
Issue Of The Times
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BOARD

FAMILY with one s-year-old child. living I,
Washington suburbs, very healthy. would
on very easy terms good care yuarantees5'
BOX S7s. Times Office
E CAP. ST, 1i2-Can accommodate q fev-
more table ooarders; home cooking
II ST " W, sO7-ExceIleut liable 6os-5-
home cooking. for gentlemen. reasonable. z
meals
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-09
FAST RUN WITH BALLOTS.
Misplaced Election Sheets Cause
hurex.Qp Trip TO PreeinctS.

Waterloo, Nov 9.-To rectify an err
ror in sending the official ballots 20
Eas; Waterloo and Eagle townships
Sheriff F. NJ. Shores made record run
in his automobile with County Auditor
Rainbow yesterday morning. When the
Judges Of the election in those precincts
opened their sealed packages OF ballots
al S O'Clock. the hour for opening the
polls, they discovered that the ballots
for Eagle township were in the East
Waterloo envelope and the East Water
loo ballots were in the Eagle township
envelope.
Just as soon as the error was dis
covered County Auditor Rainbow en-
listed Sheriff Shores in a hurry-up
trip 70 Eagle Center, eleven miles dis
tan1 The outward journey was COW
cred in seventeen minutes and the re-
turn in twenty minutes. II was only
S: 40 when the correct ballots were de-
liyered 20 the Eagle township polls.
Fortunately. no one had yet appeared
to cast mis- ballot, and thus no one
was kept waiting. The sheriff had to
slow down at the bridges, which were
covered with frost. At such places
under high speed. the auto would be
apt 10 skid. Where sewer IS being
laid across Fourth street was another
place that called for a checking in the
sr&ed The trip was made as quickly
as could have been done by fast train
WheI. the error was noted Deputy
Auditor Douglass sent seventy-five ex-
ira ballots at once to the East Waterloo
polls. which were in the city, and nc
delay vas experienced.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-09
DUCKS FLYING TO SOUTH.
Greater Flight Will Como With Colder
Weath0r-Quail Numerous.

Greater Flight Will Como With Colder
Wsathsr-ouaii Numerous.
Burlington Nov. S.-Shooters ana
rivermen report a fair number of ducks
flying south. With q sudden cold snap
this number will be largely increased.
The last fight Of blue bills" 10 await
ed by the hunters, who are bringing N
some fair bags.
Quail shooters are having good sport.
The Bob White are numerous and the
shooting season Is short. 50 that the
nimrods axe losing no time.
The future game situation in Iowa
promises to be excellent with each
passing year. With more money in the
game fund, better protection may be
afforded the existing game. and new
species are to be introduced. The
pheasant and the Hungarian partridge
are hardy birds, that Will make gcea.
shooting. and thousands Of these are 70
be liberated in Iowa. They will be pro-
tected for a number OF years until the
increase warrants the permitting OF
shooting.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-09
BIER INSTEAD OF BALLOT
Nonoaenarian Of Wapello County
Promised to Rise in Undsrsaker's
Auto to Election in Ottumwa, But
Viii Be Conveyed 70 Tomb by Same
Funeral Director Thursday.

O.tumwa, %oX. 8. Undertaken
Charles I. sullivan expected TO go into
Lie country three miles yesterday. as
he had promised. to bring James Cain
in his automobile 10 the election IN this
city. 20 cas-, his vote for the seventy
second time in his long and eventful
life. Instead OF performing that friend
ly service. however. the undertaken will
carry Gains body in hearse to Its
final resting place tomorrow.
Mr. Cain died suddenly Monday
night. shortly before midnight, in MS
s3rd YEAR. He was looking eagerly for
ward 10 election day. when he could
cast his vote once more for the candi-
dates O: his choice. duty he had per-
formed with unfailing fidelity for sew
enty-two consecutive years. Hence he
mad gladly accepted Undertaken Sulii-
vans promise 10 ride with him 10 the
election. as they were warm personal
friends.
James Cain was one OF the best
known and most prosperous farmers IN
Wapello county. He vas native OF
ireland and devout member OF the
Catholic church, from which the fun
erai will be held Thursday morning. An
unmarried daughter is the only mn
mediate relative surviving.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-09
NASHUA ELEVATOR suRMEp.
Mysterious Fire Destroys $4,000 Worth
AZ oron0rtv.


Nashua, Nov. 9.--F'ire yesterday de-
stroyed elevator &c" owned by the
Western Elevator Company. infiicting Q
loss OF about $4,000. The coal sheds
and several cars Of coal owned by the
Bellamy Gates Dawson Company.
which were standing near the elevator.
were also destroyed. This loss will
reach at least $4,000 more.
The origin OF the fire ie unknown.
The flames first appeared in the en-
CINE room.
The blaze was discovered by the
fireman on the southbound passenger
train on the Illinois Central. As soon
as possible. the engine was detached
from the train and hooked onto q
string of box cars in the danger zone.
The cars were drawn out of harm
way. but the passenger train was de-
layed more than an hour because the
fire hose was strung across the track
ahead OF it.
Interesting. indeed, is the history
Of the elevator that went up in smoke
this morning. It was a frame struc-
ture and was moved here. in KNOCK
down" form, from Cedar Falls thirty
years or more ago. Originally, 1t
served to house the abundant harvests
of wheat in the early days in Black
Hawk county Years ago it was taken
down and transferred here in sections,
being rebuilt to care for the grain In
this vicinity.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-09

Mr.. Lewis jenkins. r. F. d. I. Chilli
cothe. Livingston Co.. Missouri, veteran
Of the civil war and member OF Aer-
rilrs Cavalry. writes: "Peruna has
built up my health 20 can do as much
work in . day a. young man OF
twenty years, and can recommend 1t
everywhere.
Il was 50 bad with eatarrh Of the
head and kidneys that could not sleep
at all. l went in a drug store. saw
a few bottles Of 1t, and asked the
druggist II that was what it was put up
for and he said it was. So bought q
bottle anu took It and ii commenced &c
relieve me SO much that kept on TAX
ing 1t and it cleared everything like
catarrh out of the system, and has
cleared me Of chronic diarrhesa, from
camp life Of the army OF the civil war.
II took cold week ago. go, bot
tie OF 1t am taking It and my cold
has about left me.
L am man OF about sixty-five and
can do work OF any kind. Ny strength
is powerful, and the people ask me
what did that made me so stout I
tell them I took Peruna and cleared the
catarrh out
Il told the drug man was not going
to do without It IL had 20 send to the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-09

with victory or promoted to even Nigh
or preferment. OF the nine republican,
who voted to declare the speakers
chair vacant on March 10 last. Cary,
Cooper Lonroot aud Nelson Of WILSON,
sin. Murdoch OF Kansas. ana Davis and
L.indhersh Of Minnesota. were re-elect-
ed. while 0ronna OF North Dakota and
Poindexter Of Washington were set on
the road to the United States senate.
Rulss Fishtsrs Rs-slsetsd.
OF the thirty three pTogressives who
led the fleht which resulted in the re-
form Of the rules committee. with the
speaker eliminated from membership
while the others will be succeeded by
representatives OF progressive principles
The reelected progressives are the fol-
lowing:
Wisconsin-Cary. Cooper. Davidson
Nelson. z
Minnesota-Davis. Lindbergtl, Miller
Stevenson. Eolstead.
New York-Fish. Parsons.
chusetts-Gardner.
Iowa-Good. Haugen, Hubbard, Ken.
dali. Pickett. Woods
Calitorna-Hayes.
Nebras ka-Kinkaid. Norris
Naturalization Murdoch.
South Dakota-Martin.
These Representatives were the lead
ers OF the progressive movement. They
always were in the thick OF the fight
ing. tho !, was predicted freely by the
slandpatters that their onslaught or
! Cannon would be repudiated by the
country. But the Cannonites proved
poor prophets. as one who runs ma!
read III the results OF yesterdays pre-
b.sci.e.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-09
AUTOMOBILE ExPLoDEs.
Occupant. Miraeulously Escape Injury
Machine Destroyed.

Dye-sville. Nov "a most unusual
automobile accident occurred near here
and five people are congratulating
them se,ves that they are yet alive.
Frank Schermer with his four sis
.ers, started out in the afternoon Tor
a spin in the country in fine Ave
passenger mashine. When about .
mile from town the machine began to
act in an obstreperous manner and Mr..
Schermer stopped It to make an In
vestigation He had scarcely aughted
when an explosion occurred, lifting the
footboard from where he had been sit
ting and hurting 1t high into the air.
The other mem bers Of the party quick
ly dismounted from the machine and
none too soon, it seems, for they were
scarcely on the ground when the whole
machine was almost instantly envsl-
oped In flames which quickly Destroyed
1t, leaving nothing but the steel frame
work, engine and other metal parts.
It 10 thought that the gasoline tank
or engine had been leaking, that the
spark communicated with the gasoline
in the tank, causing the explosion
which threw the remaining gasoline
all over and under part Of the machine.