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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-16
Northern Io1uus- Items

Waverly.
Robert Bennett has sold his farm
Of sixty acres, known as the Dernedy
place, south of the city limits, to
August Selensky, for $1s5 per acre.
Dubuque.
Despite the protest of various Catho-
lie societies to the mayor. "rhe Girl in
the Taxi" was presented here WAdnAs-
day night. Mayor Haas refused to
take any action upon the complaint.
Tlton<a.
B. J. Matern recently threshed his
he expected. He had a four acre patch
worth so per b,1shel-which makes
s55 per acre.
Reinbeck.
Pete wolthoff's sale amounted to
nearly $4,000 and was one OF the big
gest sales ever held in this locality.
Horses brought as high at $685. hogs
Mr. wolthoff's has farned for himself
about eight years and has over $4,000
to show for hih work. He will move
to his own farm In Howard county.
Greene.
Inc H.ycdE.olO SUI OIL IIdAh ASoSN
man, three miles north Of Greene, meet
with a serious accident recently by be-
ing kicked by horse while playing
about the stable. The bones OF his
forehead were crushed and a large
cash cut in his face. but by the skill
full treatment OF the physicians who
were called he Is slowly recovering
Bows.
A brakeman on the Gernania and
Dows way freight was struck on the
forehead by a rock, hurled by one Of
Rowan's Juvenile mischiefs, while the
train was switching at that place We'd
nesday night. He was rendered un-
city and was given medical atten ton
next morning.
Bows.
Adolph Buttenhoff shot what many
people about town took to be young
eagle The bird was circling over the
grove at the Buttenhoff home, east Of
town, and, as he took 1t for chicken
hawk, he grabbed a gun and succeeded
in bringing the bird down with the
first shot. The bird measured over six
feet from tip to tip.
0TI 0V080s
Wednesday was record breaker in
the issuance OF marriage licenses at
the office Of County Clerk G. A. Bry-
ant. six being issued in the afternoon
alone, in addition to several during
the morning hours. The record has
not been eduaIled on any day since
the first Of the present year.
Ida Grove.
While out auto riding with her hus-
band one evening recently Mrs. w. j.
Anderson was struck on the head by a
stone thrown by some one Of a party of
youths gathered at a school house
While not seriously injured, Mrs. An
derson was painfully hurt and was un-
conscious for q time Mr.. Anderson
was unable to locate the hurler OF the
stone-which was fortunate for the
thrower OF missiles.
Danbury.
In runaway Of a carriage contain
ing the children of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Frank. of Danbury. little Susanne was
thrown out and landed directly on a
bee hive. Besides being badly stung
her face was cut so that seven stitches
had to be taken to close the wounds.
Mr.. Frank had just alighted from the
carriage and helped his wife out when
the horses became frightened and ran
away
Waveriy.
Every can Of corn packed by the
Kelley Canning Company this year has
been sold and SO far ten cars have
been shipped out. The OUTPUT was
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-16
Arm Cut or Rv Car.

Ottumwa Oct 15.-Crawling be-
meath a box car in the darlington
yards yesterday afternoon. a stronger
giving the naIne OF George Sebo. OF
Aurora, ILL.,, was run over and lost his
arm. Beyond his name and address.
nothing else Is known Of tho man, al
tho he gave the name OF one George
Eomits. 100 North Broadway Aurora,
H.. as his brother In law and whom he
asked to be notified of the accident.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-16
BAD RUNAWAY AT AmEs.
Mrs. r. NJ. Clutter Seriously and Mrs
Steve louohran Painfully Injured.

Mrs. z. M. Clutter Seriously and Mrs.
Steve Loughran Painfully Injured.
Special to Tim es- Repu blican.
Nevada, Oct. ia serious accident
occurred near the viaduct in Ames,
when horse which was being driven
by Mrs. Steve Loughran became fright
ened and overturned the carriage. con-
tanning besides Mrs. Loughran. Mrs. F.
NJ Clutter and two children. All were
thrown out and both Of the ladies were
injured. Mrs. Clutter was knocked IN
conscious, a couple OF ribs were broken
ana a number OF others torn loose. Tho
buggy passed over Mrs. Loughrnn's
head, bruising her up considerably. The
children escaped injury. A physician
was hastily summoned. and the ladies'
were taken into a nearby home where
their injuries We're cared for.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-16
Nora Springs Local Mention.

NORA Springs Local Montiou'
Special to Times Republican.
Nora Springs, Oct. 15.-W. F. Bright
is spending this week in New Hamp-
ton on lodge business
Peter Kehn moved this week into
the house owned by tho Sam estate
formerly occupied by A NJ. Moore. ed
4tor of the Nora Springs Advertiser.
DR.. L. c. Bronson and wife. and DR..
and Mrs. A. +. Bronson went to Water
loo Thursday. where they attended tho
wedding Of a younger brother.
Thomas Har sha and George Babcock
departed with their carload OF house.
hold goods for their new homo In
Montana. Thursday.
w. F. Miner and Z. r. Mack. attend
ed the dairy exhibit at Waterloo. to
get suggestions for their new creamery
recently established here.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Dougherty. OF
Portland. Ore. visited relatives here
this week
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-16
Site For VARSITY BUILDINGS.

Special to Times Republican.
Iowa City Oct. 15.-The State UNI
versity today purchased a $1,000 tract
and the building thereon. next to the
hall of music for further building pur-
poses The present structure win b.
duly torn down.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-16
HOLDER FAMILY SAFE.

Former Nevada Residents Escaped
From Forest Fires But Lost All.
Special to Times Republican.
Nevada, Oct. 15.-Word has at least
been received by relatives in this city
that the Holder family. formerly resi-
dents Of Nevada, who 1t was feared had
persisted in the northern Minnesota
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-16

Good results always follow the use
of Foley's Kidney Pills. They contain
just the ingredients necessary to tone.
strengthen and regulate the kidneys
and bladder, and to cure backache.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-16
For rheumatism and Nervous
ness
REMOVE THE CAUSE

60C &6tUOObU0SuU" au0 GN0uVO0o
ness
REMOVE THE CAUSE
1ehAumatism, Nervousness and
al kindred complaints are the re-
suit OF excess uric acid in the
system. The only remedy is to
remove 1.-THE cause. Electropodes
Will do 1t. They eliminate.
thru the Large pores Of the
feet,s all poisons and impurities
from:the entire system, strength
en- the nerves. promote circula-
ton and aid each organ to per-
form dts functions .properly.
Mr.-Doc Wilson, OF Bakersfield.
Cal, writes: Thanks to Electro
podes. I am 60 years Of age. but
feeling-20 years younger and per-
fectly free from indammatory
rheumatism of long standing"
Booklet on request.
What >Electropodes have done
for others they can do for you.
Try q pair at our risk.
Sold Under This Contract:
Thsvarehaeer Of Electropodes Il grant.
"a IT, pTivilegs Of returning them within
~ ~, and the purchase price q 1.00) y
& IA refunded uDoa the following eondi:
tion0s They arc TO be worA seeelding 70
Siroetsons for at least Is consecutive days,
- then IL net satisfsetsry. % 30 returned
q orisiRal box.
DrnExirt's Signature observation-disclosures
AZ druggists; or by mail. post
paid. If your druggist can not
furnish Electropodes, send us
500. and we will see that you
are supplied Immediately. State
whether for man or woman.
WESTERN ,ELEcTRoPoDE co.
2a5 Los Angeles ST, Los Angeles,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-16
Work While
You Sleep

Millions of people have CAS-.
CARETS do Health work foi
them. If you have never tried
this aneat health maker-Get a 10c
box-and you will never use any
other bo,cef medicine. 81,
cAscAxErs zoe q bog for weeks
treatnent. ali druggists. Biggest seller
IN the world. Million boxes month
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-19
rHE WEiTHER EOR rms WEEK.
Lower Temperature To-day. Followed h,
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-19
FTTTT REiDI FOR PRioTIcE.
weather on southern DrII Ground Wakes
TARGET work PractIrHblr.

NORFOLK Va. Sep - Tho heavy
northeast gale which blow on mis- coast
FOR more than week having Guuetad.
and with y ~" rough Eoa the vessels ~
~" Atlantic No"' nov on Tho southern
drill grounds - Virginia Beach and CAP"
Henry FOR annual unt''" practice. pa s-cd
Their first rpruparhtiv"lv comfortable dav
Wireless dispatches say that the frinc
a. targets. first much in'Pr'arad with Nv
no" gal" and then Eu-p"ndsd "ntIr"ly
On account ~ n. will b." resumed to-
morrow No firing vas dome ~ dSv 'he
aay bong spent ~ Tea-S.ruulInR 'ha feet
The weather - veil nigh perfect me
wai"r nov b"inR almost too smooth FOR
"a. work "a hard. u being 'h" desire of
me Nayy Department 80 conduit the
vra'tIo,' under adverse conditions that
~" -Afll - the Eunnerr may b" put 10
he s..ysrer f.~f
The. four hHt'leshiT'S which came into
Hampton Roads Tor coal and the supply
ship Celtic returned 80 m" drill grounds
today II cannot y"' H.. said when the
pra'ftCa - ~" fleet " W 10 concluded
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-19
HE BREACHES BY COURT ORDER
REV. Mr.. ACkLEY BEANS AND
MS FLOCK BEANS BACk.

Even Dissenting warden Admits AFTER
ward q Was the ReetOrs Day Wee
try. However. WIN Continue I'm Courts
TO DO Its Hest TO Keep Him Fired.
Even in South Brooklyn Yesterday the
sun beamed bright and clear. warming
The hearts 81 all men: but a. CHEEKY and
pleasant a. th" sun was u had nothing
on IN" countenauC" 81 tho Rev William
y Ackley. the hired. fired. law rein
stated rector 81 ~ Andrews Protestant
Episcopal church. situate at Fourth
avruu" and F,ftieth street
Last sunday the vestry after announc-
ing that Mr. Ackley was no longer pastor
- N" rhurch locked the doors on him
and be- had To hold services In a lot
Though 'ha week he obtained an in
junction from Justice Garr"tson In the
Supreme Court which prevented the
ve~trv Yesterday from interfering with
him IN the performance Of his duties as
rector
That was why Mr. Ackley smiled 40
cordially on hts congregation yesterday
as lac assembled the pulpit The con
grrgAtion h~Amed right back The little
church was packed TO the doors fully a
score having to stand throughout the
services The service 10 those that knew
Of the strained situation bet een Mr.
ACklev aud the vestry vas Just huhbling
over with good nature When the min
ls'er reached that part Of the lltany
where he says That 10 may please Thee 20
forgive our enemies, prosecutors and
sland-rers and 10 turn their hearts
Mr. AcAley lifted his head In an all en-
braCIUg anil"
The congregation smiled too. all hut
a f"w glum members Of the opposing
faction. and said back
w" b".,,ch The-. 20 hear W.. good
Lori
For hiS sermon Mr. Acklsy took two
plrts that could not oven remotely Toe
Considsr"d as "a rap at the vestry All
re'sr"nC" Ia tho exist lnR trouble but the
words uid not come except In the most
general way He prrlCh"i on forbear-
anre and love ~ one = nclghhor
After IA. servic" ono exit was closed
and every one fled past the minister on
~" way ont Mr. Ack lev happily SHOOK
almost every ones h.'l with a ch"erv
Good morning he two Nestrytnen
who took up the Oll'..'fpn both ~ whom
IRE uppu-.Sl 20 Mr. Aoki"y filed by star.
.us acrJss H." -'-,.a' With heads erect
and ildn.' even get, hello
Tins - NJ Acslevs dav' aid Or
G"n-y- C'I''-" . the faction that Is
against ~" u.uls'"r This il N. hg-
g">- - vi rIv""y"r seeu n III" church
not even "Nr"lt az Els'Hr SUNDAY when
in-'uy Burgess l,As in- .ou''rnation her"
Nl' "...v - tAs'-- r-ppI" have not bean
'r. . p ..tn 20 -IT wears and are attracted
ar new : lie trpuhi"
We nav" Engaged a lawyer and will
tgh' th' mot ug 80 make 'he ~ f.nc',un
l'g'uaE"n' From appstrInoes TO-DAY
- u5uks as Z Al" have lot the sympathy
= 'hs congregation is ms day all
rtCa'. lg' We think "" arr right and
intend - g Hr,,ad with oar original
lN'"a.lpu Z getting Lem ont
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-19
sHOTS ~ TITTyN ,OyRT.
Fannie Rattiess Husband Comes a-tsun-
ming and Shamuins Injury.

Dwel,"rs in Evelyn Court at 6II West
Iiath street had scare Yesterday after
noon. and for time It was believed that
a murder and suicide had taken place
in tha hnu-"
Pam" Battles. the c0lOred maid - .
ph ysIcitu whose ofico - On IN" frs' Hoor.
answered a ring e ~" u.'il about Au'clocS.
A. -h. .yeucd the front door she SAW hor
husband. Augustus. standing m tho hail
way with another man. Without SAYING
a word Battles loVall.-i a revolver Ia the
direction II his wife and rr"i
The bullet IN III" Jeff shoulder = his
cOmpauIDu. wup Wi- lester johnson.
Fauuie closed TO. doctors door and Rat
ties fired another rhuf ~" bullet IN
tered th.. '"il'ng and Blt',"- dropped
10 the floor. crying that b" Was DIVING
In" Telephone operator called fulIce
Headquarters and in fifteen minutes de
iectiVrs from the Harlem branch reached
the Evelyn Battles wi- lyiug ON IN" ilpp r.
declaring that ~ was dead. hut IA. police
could find no wound Johnson had left
htit Later he turned up az the Harlem He's
pital and Was pat To- lei
BATTLES was Hooked mp charged with
assault
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-19
BEtST AM nIRD iIIIFD.
stAriings IN Bison~' Dacks Zoo spec
tarIr Recalling silver Ring.

The sway % S,lver King the hig polar
bear that nearly nipped Director Norma
day and ia" ke"pcrs Whom they took him
from tho Beo'hic. was d.sgu'ed hv the
huifalu"- - tho Rr0nN 700 Yesterday
Tn. nuH,l.,~ SUPPORTED los ~" German
-ilrllng- s"..'u'.i to g't utur" attention
than usual n NAV b." i.y' after al
Arctic ,,'hp-" th" emu. IN" eagle and
th.. monkey atop be-, pol" may come .urr
their own again
A. fer th, -tur.irE- s111r - go" bird
WE" visitors uI-.-l.,i 90. riIIrs '','r
hIfalp rI.i- and u,l rk"r- .U,.r' v.r,.
uvrtad- 80 fH,.'r ~ ~. t.II Wien" '..
thirty ul.pus ErIJr. 90" birds wIr.H
appear - h.' uaturlHrci ns completely
~ ~" English SPARROW. frsu-' .rT"d '."
..r,s"u lawns Iuf. hla,k IN",t.wds we're
treated g. o." -J,',.f r..l" - flIr'v il"ulp..-
zach 'uuug around ~. "ruI huui..i
nl~d~ mar hutter"d Y'-.y r-'lv and peck ,-i
C1u'auKarOu-'y
While the uirdr were iupudept enough
20 the ruTalp~s hopping indeed under
their very fest-thsy took no liberties with
LhslT human visitors.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-19
SAVE ON CITY'S PRINTING
ON BIDS COLIISUF, StIS
PFRTISOR FERGI son.
Now There u ComPetitIon cutting On,
OHiciAI Rubbish and Printers "Phai'
Promises Ia knock go Per cent
OH the Cost Of the CITY Record

Supervisor David Ferguson ~ m.
Cuy Record sa,d yesterday thai lie will
ask for only $40 on for the Record IN
the 1911 budget as against t35I. an IN 1910
liz thinks that tsOO. OCp Was wasted IA
citv printing IN 1870 and Havs th--. was
c"llusIon among tn" bidders for some II
~" work He has cu' TN. cost -! printing
tho Record alor" 81 500 w,--k. chiefly
Nv leaving ou' the mass 81 minutes that
us"d To- i- printed without legal authority
On N" supplements h" has saved large
sums ~ usIng brewer instead " non.
par"il tyre and eliminating -phat' or
vacant -pac" charged for NJ print on
III" civil hs' supplement IA" saving was
hs.'we-.u 81 So and sivJ IN" as-ass.,d
valuations supplement cost So ~ LAST
year. Thus year y will cost ai-urt 81. p.I.
$40 pages ~ brewer az SaI7 "A pag.
instead - 3.osO pag"s ~ nonparal at
sl7ST a pag. II cost SO. ~ L. PRINT N"
department estimates last year Tins
year NJ Ferguson 'hIuns they will cost
l,=s than g. ISL. Il-rr ar" similar say
IugS IN department reports Another
economy Is In the printing - department
acquisitions az thps" Mr. Ferguson said
Under the old order they never had
real Comp"tItiy" budding on them. The
work was allotted To- different printers.
They went through IN" form ~ getting
cufnT-tItiv. bids. but they we're always
c0llIs,v. The Pratt cuinpany got all
the printing for the Health Department
! ne amount 81 printing the Department
81 Health has don. IN n year - 30 vast u
would "hoGc an elephant The Brown
company would g. through the form -
hrIding against the Pratt COMPANY bus
~ bids Wsr" never lower than those Il
the Pratt company tn" Wynkoup-
Halleul..rk crawford Company also
would nd pn that work for the Health
Depa rtfn"nt. hIt never would und-rb,d
tho Pratt company. There was oollu-ive
bidding all the way through
Now "" hav" from eight ~ twenty
bidders nn every printing reguI-Itlrn
that comes "a here. and II j. the hnrc,--t
KIND - bidding too For instance. mere
- an example la August. 1870. there Wd-
a T,.Iui-iiipu from the Health Department
Tor Js'EI physical examination blanks
The Pratt company got tire Juh for 81 -
lu july this v..tT there Wa reputation
from The. Health Department Tor the same
utIni,..r II blanks Their" Wa- not .
,haug,. 10 ~" nature - tie order ! h.iI
-iRht bidd"T- uu that Reputation In"
Pratt COMPANY 49, the lowest blddnr ami
fpr Which Il previously md charged 81 -"
II merely g,..- t. show III" dif"r"Bu" n'-
tween cullu-iv. budding and g"nuiu"
bidding and that IN" Pratt company
mad. IN sNtOTtlpnIt" ITuHt 81 about
O. 90 on the reuui-Ition 1T lWp.
But even n There wer" saving n
~ per cent IN printing amounting 60
500 on IN round figures. tho say fug
would bs t35O.0oo. and that - Just about
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-19
CAN'T AGREE ~ M VAS CRrrL.
Jury In Case of Superint ~ndent Of Boys
school split HopeIessIy.

MorNT NFRNON. sept Is-A fury.
after being locked IN little room IN rho
town hall az Nalhala from midnight
until SIS o'clock 'his morning failed .
a gre" a. 20 tho guilt or IunoCencs Of
harles Fisher. the suuerintsr io't OF
m" Brace Memorial Farm School az Val
halla who had been ~ tril for two nights
IN charge 81 asSIu,tinG Thomas Barr-
shaw. n sINt"''n v"ar-old inm ,rs All
tho test ony had b..en Snbnittai - the
Jury hy midnight and then Justice =
tho Pelc" Daniel ". Quinn .ant them out
- confer
Lawyers spectators and Judge smoked
and Swaprei stories unit! sA NJ ana
'h"u IN" -iS jIrvrnsn. tirsi and sIr-pv
marched into tho court room and "a
ported that tE"v could not sgr""
-E"''"- 60 back AMI try {. sal Jliss
Quinn
A. 2 IS \ VI ~ . jurors again came into
court AN rappr'si tat :la-- was n
'hhnc" -lrd"r IL" Aea."a-- q agreeing
Justice Quinn Ii-~narE"l the lI-v ana
then n.rrl-i Mr. F.-h.-
Tho -u.s'itr ,,hrry. Against F.sNo- was
that D." -cf N"l kl'a"i .rl 'uUrh"l -
Rlrrshlw hpv nu Jlr- = iBs' u.i then
confined nm .r tns. ~D rrg. which 'ha
bays haN" i4ur"I 'hs E.l4rIhpI-. up
coffin -tT"j, ."r fr 700 YrnIus until
right with SCI. B p Ea'"r H." ,htrg".
- We. 49, aH CO. .i.s' = H"-".tr ] ,u".
W rU"-Ir H--... ~ -lf..~l'.',,'. i,.rt Z
tn" i.r.. vh OBJ rt..I NJ -urr with
.r.'' 90" ''u"'.' q 70 o." r PIC. '.y- vt-
'.'.i WIN ..r.-.. ."' Hr-' .i.rst-' .:
>"w N.ra .;.t ''n i.I..r"- = 40. 500.
.'v. ,,hf.' .r- -... ..r' ...,. over 'ho -,ho,r
2 " r"'. 20 wf- -.r"IN I-n.ri Nr'hllH,
''.' - Mr. 10 .s- 49, ..r' 'r.''' = 90" "hr,I
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-19
SIITS SHIP SINGLE HiNDTD.
capt. HaI VIII Tr, TO ke~p isis schooner
In commission Al winter.

BosrpN sept - Against the advice
~ IA" Eagr- u all New England ports
Capt Parser : Hall famous throughout
IN" length - The Atlantic coast a. tho
ner,I"st skiprer Afoat. will attempt the
feat 81 WorA ing a f!ll -izat two maS,ed
schooner through ~" gales ~ the coming
winter s'nGl" hari.~i
captain flr zen wears - the schooner
tnsl"r. IA which b" las made scores Of
tops from DaIa- VI. - New York
Hal = l"'"ru 'u..t 80 add - his laurpls
wear az las winter The little vessel
Law "rn''-id,-i IN tho mud a. tho head ~
'h"hlrl.ra ~ Mods Ho" " IN an iCs pack
surrounding her 81" hat been driven
from IA" anchorage grounds during q
attempt - beat her nav from one II the
ports IN Long Island Sound 80 Nantucks 80
loaded With railroad ties As' winter
~. '.Hpr' To- keep Arpat was Just A. I'M
slco..S-ful Th.s winter declares CAPT
Hal. d" - % perform tho feat -or bust
Hall has b.-'u m command ~ vessel
sur- Ice wi- 10 wears old Year IN and
wear pu' capt Hall has CoaEt~i single
hant"i from talaI- tO New York. rarely
" IN an accident
The Angler - nIne'v-two ton schooner
Sh. Wa hrult originally IN 1854 She -
a. we'll known ~ capt Hal hims~lf and
a. m" tim. b" disco, erHsi her she 40 an
abandoned hulk half burned m the sand
~" bought her for newt ~ nothing. httei
h.'r u nh second haut spAr- AMI began ~
make = living and name for himself IN
fh. '-OH-'W l.'' trade
IN" pr" and pnlv passenger that CAPT
Hal would aIlnv abnart during The frs'
'wr ur 'hrc. wears e his car"nr a. The
crow and Skipper Il 'h" Angler was hIR
hla,N at
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-19

what the saving resulting from the new
order ~ things "a ~ h.. un mat I'm. 1T work
We also at" getting geuulu" competitive
bidding VA IN" blank books and 'h"r.
will he = substantial saving in that branch
~ N" work - this pfiiCe
IL WIS m" practice - print M manner
- forms on exceedingly expensive papers
and - tl-A such eNp.n-,," papers '.r
printing forms that had only HgitIv"
vH'u. m the iepa rim.r'S and that were
not permanent records 4 great saving
has leon ~f,Cted nv using cheaper paper
for all such fugitive forms
Tie work - reforming the depart mont
s'll - gong On along the lines 81 -ug
g"-' ION made by the MAYOR commission
ami uu other lines whlCn h1v" suggested
Themselves 10 Supervr-ur Ferguson. who
j. being bdrks-i hy 'h" MAYER -
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STOLE 10 my MEDICINE.
Iheck Forged W Elevator hoy Flew
back AZ Him.

An elevator toy In the Manhanset
Arartmen e. ~ ~ Fast Fifty ninth street q.
Martin Koran. received on September 10
from Mrs II/l- Lows. 4 tenant. a oheck
fur So - turn over to Samuel ". Thorn.
-upernt"nI..u' - tho apartments in pay
mont q rent ~ was mad" Iiiyabl. 10
J tlar.uc'. l'ay '.s agent and part owner
- the ruu-"
Instead & banding mo paper ~ Thorn
H'riu narrowed gen and ink from Mrs
I'pru and forged VI Davies -IguItIT"
a,rp.- 49,. if., i' % B." induced In'uh
VI sg-tfu.u % Saloon a",i"r ~ i7J FI-t
90. u.4f. a'rr..f 30 ,4-h ~" 'hrt'k
ifa apartment N'I." know Koran 10
moro
few dry- inter- Nlg-,m"n ~ ~"
"pIr-.' 81 II.'u"-- p~'~eu'-d ~" 'h""h
80 Ilur' -" fi"ft md forgery S"r"
discovered ON saturday Koran WAS
found uy Detectives In m" NprkyIil"
.HIrf Yesterday Or" dreaded guilty II
Lr,nrv md nas h"ld 90 81 ~ hIIl FOR
'rlI ~ laid no bad needed 'ns money
for uad .ll treatment
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THE CENSUS

In ten years the population
Of New York has increased by
100000.
In ten years more IL will in
crease al least as much again.
Does the building business
or any businSss-want
more encouraging sign
Is this not a comrlsts an
swsr TO the psSsimist
Does Owner or Lender want
anything more rsassurins than
this annual increase Ct 10000
souls, with millions 10 spend
for rations, raiment and rsntl
Can either nfford - disregard
the ever-srowirs demand for
office and housing fac li,ies?
What are you doing. Mr..
Property Owner. 10 reap the
benefits bestowed on you by
this enterprisins community
THOMPSON-STARRET
COMP ANY
Building Construetion
Fifty-One Wall Street
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