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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-25
CiterfIHe.

scsn &uBlono bsiud,cn 9oucn oilS
oen pornehmiten &rciien am Otter.
ionntag Die @eiGngniiie. l,n Die
StrGfIirge NIT Dem SiterGruB urlo
brei - Siterfiiiien SIT begliifcn. Sic
Der ole 8rub uno &iiiie miro Oen
@efan9ancn ober tuoGriheinlid)
Sleiih, Srot unb gicr iein. ,pelde
bie 8eluderinnen ibnen mitbringen
Ser 8ranntlpein bnju miro ibnell
Slrin onppcItcn unb bretiaden Trciic
bon Den @efdneniBbeomten gclisiert
nit Der edit paterlid,. ruiIiidleu Or
nnbnung: .Srinft, aber priigelt
Guh nidt." SIM Iagemeincn Iol eS
in bclt ruIiiidlen Oefdngniiieu en
SIteripnutaa red,t luitia bergefen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-25

Sen 9riinsnoen @ieien uno BEN
bIailen Oriib!inaSbimulel. Die 2er.
den ian9en iibcr Inn uno pom Den
Iiirmcn Der Sta0t flaiIg fcierlia,s
Sitcrgeldutc. Gr iiiblte it'd 10 ein'
Jam. 10 alt in oieien erlpodcn0en
3nuGer. in Oicier Seiertag5itinnung.
llnmillfiirlid, idlliQ er oit Dem
Tiidmege wieOer Den tleincnEiao Elm,
% mar heller Subel i'm 0drtden!
sfleine Siibhcn trippclten i'm GraS
Deritnl, ein iilBcS. ladcnbes Uei6opT.
den nit blonocn 2odcn biidte lid III
mIfgereoter Soit noh 0cn roiiacn
2lldereiers. Die 5piiG)en Dem @riin
itedte1. mo jllbelte lolt, wcuu Die
sSinlcrlGen lpieoer einen S,rno cnl.
por bieltrn. Ger feline Sl;l9c hottc
Elm Heitdlen elt0cdt nit c!nem Sdr.
fo%laSenbaicn unb Lief 6um SdNpcitcr.
den nit ieinNn Sd)ae: nWnS i4
'iunbcn Dab! @a5 i6) 'ilrtOen bab'!"
llnh Die iungcn Gltern lodten nit
bcn &in0ern uno 0attcn iDrcn MicIer'
ipaB. Die gier, Die bos fleine WGocI
nit tuid)ti1er Wienc obIieierte. bintu
Dem Niidcn ser SNd)en6cn mic0er 81!
perltadcn' Die Come idien 10 heQ
allf lire idIonfcn @cItnItcn. ori lire
bliiben0elL ir0blidcrI. ilrn0cn 0ciid).
ter.
Gem 8reiS morb ieItiom 5uWilitDc.
NlS ap!iroe iein sab iortgelpult o
elmer groBen Scbniud)t, bon cinen
unbcjwilglidPn S%cr!an9en nod Die.
fen c~uin5igcn Sdnbd1eil. nat OieIcn
flnrcn Neli0lcir, nodl Dem @Cdlnlet.
def oiefer rriiacn iriidc,l- 2ippcn.
Mh. in ben lo1ten SaDren bate CT
10 manNcs Wol sciiibIt. bob Die 3cit
i'm Ieiie in Den @irfel Oriidtc. Nn.
Scre fomeH, anbere murbcn gcpricicn
uno Geicicrt. Nun iibcrfom i'm bel
bieiein Iad)cr1ocn. cruaben0en 2etel
Elm Uefiibl Der erbabenen &ube. olS
fonllte er D%erobid,nuan orti olle %eiticll.
tD~rGei5igen @iinide nad Jiubnl mo
Inerfennuug. OILS fofnte CT audi Der
ornuiNnNn Snacuh ocr5eibcn, Die 10
Itiirm;ih nodbrGlate. 9tur einiam
moQte er nid,t mcbr iein!
Sod inmner i,,dtan sic Sinner.
Ger liebe 9iterbaS idicn in,meriort
III Iegen. limo als Mama ioatc:
,9tun fclrnnt! Stun lit eS 81 Gnbc!"
ga 500 Ser fleine Sitrae lie Ill otr
Sanb tort 81, eilem Sd)iiliclbIumcn'
biiid,cI nohe Del Der Ytarfe. % bot
ten feline 'd,nrien Nusen et!uus &clle5
idimmcru iehcu. Nltu ,par lie ietbIt
iiberroidt; MIN glalibte' lie iclbit an
elm Wnnocr: Gin fleincS golhenrs
Meonilun log bier, cine nit Tcrlen
beiette 9npiel,
.GiGaro, &idlorb". rief lie. ~Sicb
Der. - bos lit ia - bas Dot 8ro6'
pnpo INNER an Der llbr ~gctroaen -
bas Bib reirer Muttcr lit orinnen
= ppie iii ooS moaIid?"
Sic mar 10 perluirrt. 0ab i1r Wann
oen @rm I'M tic idlingcn mubtc. lin
Die @onfcnoe 81 Itiisen.
Ser fleine Sl.i,ge uber hob mr.
olld ned triumpbirerO Elm ScttcIe5cN
in oie @0he. oas er gcfunben.
Ser SiterbaS bat ciMcn @ric
'idreibt!!" rief CT.
Mui oen 3ettclhen itoub:
.Srinet bent Nodlmittog Die Sir
Der in meincn @arten. SD 1ui
ibnen nud) Gier osriteden. SD mi
ibr 0nfen bSrcr. 8robpopa."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-25
Snl ErcibNolls.

hous an ibrem Nnblif unb bcidlcnfen
0anlit 0ieicnigen. Die inns tDeller iino.
,rnb ben bolbcn Srallen uno Wt1oden
hient lie. in Der Sanb getra9eil, an
SIterioumtog our 9egleitung auf Dem
&ird)9one. llHiere Nlumengdrtlcr
m0ren fuum i'm Stnnbe. our 3eit Oe5
Siterfcftes Die Nadlfroge natb 2iliell
aus ibren Ereibbduiern 81 beden.
ober % fommt ibnen Die i'll bolbtro.
piidlem Selma geleacne Sniel Der.
mlloa 81 Silfe. no iid, bie 2iIienful.
titr in Sen letten Suhr3ebnten 81
elmer beoeu.enocn Snoultrie cntwidelt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-25
Slwlilien.
SITE Saltur cut Der Snfd Serutnhd 40 eineS
beeeuteHoen Snouitrie aetpprbeu.

@em bos Citerfeit bas Seralma.
ben oeS 8riiblings onfiinoigt, ounM
erpadt allcf) Die 2iebe 81 ben Blu.
men, ben id1G:ten &inOern Der Notur,
beren @Iitbe unS Die Iliierltebun9
periinnbiloIidt. Sn oer2iIie NIT ibrer
uni d1uloreinen @eiBheit UNI ihrenl
itarfen @obtgerud) erblideH mir baS
ipobre Spmbol be5 SeiteS. Die elgent.
Ii6e Siterblume. @ir erireuen ms
in ul1ierem 9eim ODER mn @epdbS'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-25

nWic rnlib iie actporSen 1T! slrnles
Sordcn", 1agte er Gair3 trauria. .ma5
irdren bas cin:nal iiir ieine. lpcidle.
geibonte Singer uno miiilen
nun 10 piel fhlrn! Sdau. 2orle.
molld)maI paft mid, iold)e MnGIt: 0as
Spier. Nas OH mir. oas On unierer
Sicbe sebraht. euiiroe Cir ST. idpuer.
@eib @ottl SD iclbit bab's nie bci.
Ter 0efannt. iTn 8e1entbeil. SD 9e.
MERE ia lcst in 9eboaen apie nie 5u.
por. Ihcr Oh. Elm 10 in 2urils aui.
9%euadNereS 8eIdopi-"
Y8hut NidltS! Sfao't Nid)tS!"
iaate iie. frGbIid, sen 9opi idiitteIno.
n9tlir iiir ben 8rpbpatcr tbut es mir
leio. DAB or nun 10 aQeir. 10 perbittert
in ieiuen aro6en SnliS nit Dem lido
men. berrlid,en @nrten leben muBl
llub oab err in icincu olten Saeen
nun gar Niemano bat. Der i'm aui.
tcitert, ser fir i'm ioret. oaB er lei.
ne llreTfelfin0er nod, nidt cinmal
geieben Bat! SD irage oft: @uruln?
@as batteit On ib.n ~ 2ero aetban,
Dab er Did, 10 unoeriSmIid bait, bab
iein @rou ae9en DID 10 piel itGrter
lpar. oils ieine 2iebe 81 mir2"
sd fam MIR INNER w;eoer ia.
gen: sSshr idb 9einen 8ro6oater gum
eriten MaI, ais ih I'm 9eine Sano
bel ibm anbielt. Seineu Manlen
rarllte id, ireiIidl Ser fonrtc oen be.
riiMuten 8roieiior @ilberitein nidbl.
ben groBen SiiSbarcr. unicrrn &C.
f~eierten &oIeaen. Der 10 itoli aui uns
jurae Infanger bcrobifaucn sonrte!
alber er bate mid nidlt einmoI I'm.
freuuolih enpfargen. g81breno er
ieineWrillen9l1ier puste. borte er mir
snn3 auaoia 81. sic liebt midi"
iaate i'd nod bon StoIa uno Soil.
nung. Mber Damn id)a,tte or mid nit
Der 9riue an. ~run5elte Die Stirn uno
fagte 0umpf: SHE. nienals aebe id
meine ginmiuiGing. Gparen Sie
s:h ole meiteren @nrte!" Gs FAM
ibm MIR auein 8eiiht miBfaucn ia.
ben"
sic iab ihn IddleInb an unb idiit.
tefte BEN Gopi.
Gr mar Elm bilohiibsder Ienia
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-25
8as bte Suite 3m Sem flciuen Sier-
glGIerm iaaen.

giuItfH tugeH.
Ger Nnietpeis: GoS @fos padIt
luobl nod?
Ser 0erIincr: Soil oo8 aIleS iiir
mid iein?
Ser Usiloe: ga ml,b man iid) ia
Ill oht nebmelt, BOP mon hus Blos
nid)t NIT peribIuft.
Ger Veou6tige: Sonocrborc3 sc.
mab! Siu eincn Sdlud 81 uicl, fir
5lueie 81 luenig.
Ser Sberlebrer: Gin it benn bier
IN cine Gr5lebungSanitolt iiir Mbltis
r~ell5Icr gcrotben?
Ger Motllriorider: &clncr, brilis
gen Sic mir cin Wifroitcp, onb id)
leDen fam, NOS 0laS itcbt!
Ter @orlolte: nSeit palln miro
bier's Sicr 1T SdnoppsgIGicrn icr-
pirt2
Ser HSlnpertinentc: ToS lit luobl
ell @loS fir SGiIglingc mo iolbe,
Die eS iperbcn lolcn?
9ie Ourltige Seelc: @crn id, bon
ben 8ldlern lneill g~eluobntcS Gualt
TIM trinfc, bonn l1uft iid) Der Sell.
ner babel 5luci Eoor Stieicliobleu
faplit.
Ter Selbitfenner. &clucr,. britt
gen Sic mir gleib nod oreic bon Der
Sorte; ncin Wogeu ninnt'S iorllt
libel.
Ser Yrcoigtomts d, Gonoibot: Self
i1er, tpcllt Sic euien ,gnl,5en @bcnb
lang folde SinfennGpidel ierpirt
bobelt, fGnnen Sic bonn Damn in Ser
Naft Dor @eruiiiensbiiien iblofen?
Ter 0totbematiter: Ser @irtb
oellft oiienbar:: ipcuig NIT Siebc.
Mber or irrt iidl lucnll CT babel oni
8egenliebc red)net.
Ser Artige: Sic boben gnll5 Ned)t,
Scrr Sberfellncr, mir Eroiit 81 iuiin=
id)cn, hcun eS mare ein @unoer,
ucn1 ib mid bel Der aleini9fcit nid)t
perjdllidte.
Ger &ei5borc: &elllncr, mcnn Sic
mir mieoer Gin 8los bon bcriclbcu
Gllneniion porieteri, 10 bobeu Sic
luenigitenS Die @iite, 5u err0tben.
Der Snfel aus Der Tropins: SD
ia9c gar rlid)tS; aber nengierig bin
idl mas ntcin Wngcn ooju iogen
! miro.
Ger @oblwoGenoe: Serr Sberfcll-
ner, loiien Sic mir ooS i,Gd)lte @laS
bilrG ben Eiffolo bringen; id) gIoii-
be. bas miro Die Sad)e miloern.
Ger Sitriit: sseoes iolde @los lit
elm rallberiider angriii bcs @irtbes
auf Die quite 2allne ieincr @1itc.
Ser Sbeaterireunb: Hoetild)c @lG-
fer, mabrlid! Grinnern mid al, Die
@ortc BON @oetbe's Spbigenie:
Gas penige perif,pinbet leid)t Dem
Bid,
Ger porru1rts liebt, iuiepiel nod lib
rig bleibt."
Ger Stuoip: 9ci ben @l1lern meib
nlan pabrDaftig nid)t, Oh moi crit:
Groiit Slume! ooer slcif: Troiit
Mcit! iagen ioIl.
/ Ger @eid1fisreiienbe: aellner, id
babe bod eit 0laS bcitelt, unb Sic
bringeu mir MIR einen Yrobeiflud!
Ger Shanipiel : Sntrigant: Self
ner, bringen Sic mir mol Sd)iaer'S
.H6nber." bann fam ids Sbllen
aleid) aeorudt ieiaen: Sab mid ME
init &leiniafeiten nbaegeben!"
Ser Nerpoie: Serr Mirth, Sbre
8l1ier leiben ofiei,bar nid,t an Cru
B%enmabn.
Ter @oriidtigc: ae1ncr. tpern if
ben 1ropfen III ben Wrno nebme,
gnrantiren Sic mir aud oafiir, baB
CT bis in Sen Maeen gelonet2
Ter Ybiloiopb: Ger @irtb ifeint
cine f(aiiiihe 9iIonng 81, beiibcn, CT
oenft: .S apienti iat!" = Gem Ser
itdnoisen lit es eenus!."
Gbwin 9 ormann.
abIcnfnng.- giirgcrmeiitcr
| (sum Noli5ei6iener): .@ic id) bore,
boben infolse Sbres enersiidpn Gin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-25
Ger u c #, tc?

Sic lblrg ben groBten Haoml
Stets nm Ole uHette ser Srou!!"
Cod mittcn ans benz @eiette
I'M Die beiligen S%rallenredyte
Sic pIoBlid 5uriid iid 5og
llno ais if) llnfra9' pIIoo,
@eabolb? Sort if Johann:
Sic bat Den red)tcu Wann.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-25
Tnucn i'm WentIdemautlit.

,0ie SaIten auf Der Sttrne Gein
Sap lie nur better %ranfen;
9as itn0 Die Narbeil, Die bineiH
8eihIagen Die 8eOaufen.
llnb miro Dir aud) feiu 2orbeerreis
MIs Ereis oarum geiIodteH,
Nltd) Der lei itol5, Der ipitoer Breis
Ges Gentens 6ampi gciotten."
g. y. 9 6effel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-25

Snnncn dlein
9Iono oas Saar,
aeugIeiu flar,
Sreu llno lpabr,
&er5ben flein,
SeeId,en rein,
Sonnenld)ein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-25

bern. oeS OiterbuteS ser neueitcn
Wsooe. Wie tleuer lit er Den 9erjen
oc5 ,.esuig @eiblidlen" mn lpie
t5euer mub Der SEER berg d)opiung"
haiiir b~e5ablen! @idltiee Womente
inl Sebcn Der foISen Srauen iinb es,
Die uniere @iloer oaritellen. Gr
fonlmt an (oer SiterGut n0mlid)), er
miro ror Dem Spiegel ouiprobicrt
lu,S Der Sdmeid,ler antiportci: ser.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-25
Ger Sitcrbut.

SItcrn lit oltd) oos auiprIte1unes.
felt oe5 iriblabrllfcn OamenluleS.
ober nidlt etrpa 0e3 ulten bonn poripeu
Sabre - iolloern IeneS berrliden
GunIttperfeS aus Slunlen uIlo Sc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-25

pa itnionit fiilien laiien uno sic SIS.
din friest ieoesmal cine Mdrf!"
@roB muttcr. .@ns ieB'
ih - in Geinem 3eusniB itebt ia
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-25

sic Irbeit miro folt ausidliebIid, bon
9egern uno NIT Der &anh perrid,tct.
Sie 9i!ienfelber bon Bermuda bi1ocn
cine Der Sebenspiirbigfeiten Ser lido.
men Snfel. aber iie perbreiten m1b.
ren6 Der 0liitbe5eit eiiien 10 i%tarfen
Duft, oab berieIbe pieIen Der Gin.
tpobner idon wioerIid a~ctporhen III
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-25

lie. Sic Gu ibrem Manne):
nIdalid eebit I'll ms aaffecraiis.
tnb INNER fonutit Iii nit 0cilcm
alten iddbipcn Shirm %3uriid."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-25

3arter q If. SER: sd
mar Elm outer ssrcnto Sbrcs p%eritor.
bencn Mdnncs, baben Sic rtid)t ct,
iuns, pas Sic mir aIs anoenfen an
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-25

rim. iebt ici0 Sbr Ole Sfonite I'M
2anS." llnb merin Ser @etteraoit
nidt aernSe iebr b6sartis eeinunt lit.
bat ain Slterionntaa Die gauge Stae:
GeIeeen1eit. Ole Sdopfung Der Nari.
icr Wtpbiitin. Die lid, aus Der ebrli.
6en oelitid)cn Yusmaherin entapidelt
bot. 81 beuunSern. 9ei Den weniser
alt iituirtPn Gpnst5d)tern lit bisie
REMEMBERING meiltcns nit einem
itarfen- 3uiat BON Nsio semiitt,
,pdbreno Sos Grtsiden Scr Mdnner.
melt 5lpar ein ureemiidtes 1T. ODER
i'm @runoe eenommen INNER mebr
DER ld1oneh Tragerin gift, aIs ibrelu
SUIT.
cine Yemerfunas uYInubert afrre!"
- Die ffeine CHA: .ad).- @roBna-
ma = Gu tpeiBt, bns lit lei ms
0rouen ia oie idiuad)e Seitc!@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-25

Gps Sdredcnsf u 81 Gic
fleiite SnIoa Gals iic bonn Tapa &c.
fiibt Miro. .3as lit Mir 81 oun,itL
MIanlQ. Sd ioI mid itnner BON Ya-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-25

abIcnfnng. giirscrneiitcr
Gum Noli5eioiener): .@ic idj horc,
baben iniolse Sbres enersiid,en Gin
idreitens beim seItrisen aird,meib-
feitc bic rduienoen Burden ioeIeid)
bon chamber ~abgelaiien." - Yoli5ei-
oicner: .Sa nber oafiir Dnbea +
oann alc mitinmm' mid ourdgeprii-
gelt!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-25

ibt isberlaiien fonnien2" - ltntroif.
Iid)c @ittiuc: v@ns mcil,en Sic bcuii
ST. mir9"
Nus elmer rfcinen" Gami.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-02
DIDN'T STAY "cuRED."
Patients, or Victims. of Reverend Cure
all Send Back for Their Clutches.

FaeiehsS, or victims, or reverend OuFe-
all Send Back for Their Clutches.
Minneapolis, May 1.-Two weeks ago
there was big excitement every night
at Mozart hall. Rev B. F Yoakum.
Los Angeles. was holding meets for
the benefit of the lame, the halt, the
blind, the diseased and the victims of
liquor, drug and tobacco habits.
Cripples hocked 10 Yoakum, had
him lay his hands on their heads and
ask for their restoration with a jerky
Thank God" as the performance was
finished. Many professed cure.
II was a common thing for re-
stored cripples as they came out of
the meetings TO declare that they had
no further need of clutches or canes
and many Of them dropped into Leach
mans book store below and left these
useless marks Of inirmisy. Before the
week the heap of discarded articles
at the store was so big that they had
to be moved 10 back room.
Today the collection Of trophies from
ex-cripples has shrunk TO one worn.
decrepit, spawned. hooknecked walking
stick
No, they haven't come and got their
crutches and canes themselves" said
clerk. One boy will come in and
say his mother has sent him for pair
Of clutches With piece of wire around
one of the handles. or a messenger
viii come in and say he wants the horn
headed cane that such and such
man left. They're about all gone now"
Yoakum has previously operated in
several Of the larger cities of Iowa and
other states
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-02
Arcadia Win. From Lake City.

Special to Times-Republican.
Carroll, May 2.-The baseball season
was opened in Carroll Sunday after
noon, between Arcadia and Lake City,
two strong amateur teams, and the
game was won by Arcadia by the score
of to g. Aside from a few errors, the
game was an excellent one.
Altho Carroll has an excellent dia-
mond and baseball association, in.
corporated, there is no assurance, as
yet, that ball team will be organized
for this season. 1t will be the policy
of the management to pursue the same
tactics as last season, book outside
teams and thus afford amusement for
the local fans.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-02
HEARST SUES FOR LIBEL.
Claims 100000 Of Now York Papers
and Associated Press,

ana ASSOCIATED Press.
New York, May 2.-William R.
Hearst began libel suit Saturday
against the New York Times because
that newspaper reported the speech of
Mayor Gaynor at the Associated Press
dinner on Thursday night, in which the
mayor declared that two state prison
felonies-na mely. forgery and falsifica-
ton of a public document-were COM
mitted in the eagerness Of this publish
er and editor (Hearst) t. wrong the
mayor of the city of New York" MI.
Hearst alleges that by reason of the
publication Of the speech he has suf-
fered to the extent of 100000, and he
asks to be awarded that sum in dam
ages.
A summons and complaint in the suit
were served on the Times late las:
night by q clerk ii the office Of Ciar-
ence j. Shearn, Mr.. Hearst's attorney.
These papers cite parts Of the Times
account of the mayors speech ari
parts of the speech itself as the basis
of the suit.
Mr.. Shearn told a reporter that Mr.
nearsr was also suing the Brooklyn
Eagle and the Associated Press The
suit against the Eagle is understood to
be based on its news report of the
mayors speech and an editorial article;
that against the Association Press upon
the sending Of the speech to its MEM
bers. Damages in the case Of the
Eagle are put at 100000; in the case
OF the Association Press at $500, 600.
AS to the suit against the Associated
Press, it was noted that the Americans
report Of the mayors alleged libelous
utterances was preceded by the state
ment In italics that the speech was
..s:.+AA az. s..I -eno-teA ~, -. ESQ.,
ciated Press"
In each case" said Mr.. Shearn, "the
suit is based on the same ground, the
calling Of Mr.. Hearst, falsely and
uia11caously, . forger without giving
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-02
STAMPEDE TO SELLING SIDE
RESULTS AT OPENING OF
MARKET.
STEADY BUYING ovERcoMEs
TENDENCY TO LOWER PRICES
Corn Gains Strength in Sympathy
With Wheat, May Option Being Es-
pscially strons-oats Longs Unload
and Market is Weak-Provision
Lower With Live Hogs.

Chicago, May 2.-General rains from
Sioux City. Iowa, TO Wichita, Kan. to-
day resulted in swapping the wheat
pit with selling orders for a time. There
was excellent buying. however, and
with the market showing fairly
steady undertone the offerings were not
90 free and some local shorts were dis
posed to cover. Local cables We're a
bearish factor at the start SO was the
Oklahoma crop report, telling that only
one per cent OF the acreage had been
abandoned, as against II per cent last
year. The May option was relatively
stronger than the others, owing TO light
deliveries The market opened Il TO
11a@1ss lower with September down
u al 10 11a@lA at 100 10 1009 ~
and rallied TO 1908. Receipts-Chi-
cago, Minneapolis and Duluth, 2Ss
cars.
Predictions of freezing weather to-
night in Kansas and Nebraska caused
wheat later 20 more than recover the
early loss The close was firm, with
September at 1.o1as.
Corn.
On scattered selling corn was easier
for deferred months. A half dozen
concerns were bidding for May without
getting much, and in consequence that
option displayed a greater degree Of
The market as whole
started ss91s lower 10 u higher, with
July at 613s TO 67la and rallied 10 g. Y
in sympa thy with wheat receipts IL If
ty cars.
Corn closed steady, with July at
62a4.
Unloading by some longs in the new
crop months caused weakness in oats.
Prices opened shade 10 g q Il lower,
with Sept al 1885 10 $50, and recov-
cred 10 SS@ Receipts were 131 cars.
Provisions.
Provisions opened lower because OF
lower quotations for live hogs.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-02
Leg Mansled IN Bumpers.

Centerville. May with a crushed
leg, which will probably have to be
amputated, Charlie Campbell, assistant
cook of the extra gang stationed at
Belknap, lay in the Centeryille depot
Saturday awaiting orders to be taken
either to the railroad hospital at Dav-
export or Kansas City. While getting
ready TO move their outfit, early in
the morning. Campbell fell between the
cars while in motion. caught his leg in
the bumpers and 1t was terribly mang-
led
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-02
Chicago Produce.

chicago, Nay 2.
Pork-september. 21.so.
Lard-September, 1920.
Ribs-September, 12.07z5.
Rye-Cash. IS.
BarIey-46664
Timothy-Cash, 40
Clover-Nothing doing.
Butrer-Easy; creameries, 2492s;
diaries, 22626.
Egg-steady; receipts, 25,eoo: az
mark, cases included, 171s 9191a; hrsts,
1879; urine frsts, 2o1a.
Poultry-Steady turkeys, Is; fowls,
II.
Cheese-steady: daisies, 14A G15;
twins, 14@141s; young Americas, 149
141z; long horns, 141s 914A.
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Lake City Wins From Sac City.

SptclAI 20 Ilmes-FsepubIlcdn.
Lake City, May 2.-ln a game that
resembled foot race more than any
thing else, the baseball team of the
local high school took Saturdays game
from the Sac City high school team by
score of % to 2. The game was play
ed on Sac City grounds. Harold Will
kins occupied the box for Lake City
and held his opponents down to few
scattered hits. The local team batted
clear around four times. Sac City plays
the return game here May %.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-02
ST.. Louis Livestock.
LOCAL LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Prices Paid For Cattle, Hogs and Sheep
on Local Market.
Marshalltown prices on livestock
were quoted by Britain & Co., today as
follows, and farmers are requested to
telephone the packing house before
selling hogs. cattle or sheep anywhere:
CATTLE
Good fat cows and heifers-4 00@4 $50.
Fair cows and heifers-2.50q3.00
Veals-5.00.
Bulls-2.50@350
HOGS
Premium, over 22-S75.
Premium, $50 to 200-s.75.
Good packers-S.75.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-02
FOOTBALL GAME SAFER.
Walter Camp Says Football Cod,
Builders Have Done Good TRIMMING.

New Haven, Conn, May 2.-Walter
Camp is back at Yale from a meeting
of the football code builders in Phila-
delphia. He expresses himself as salts
fed that the rules agreed upon win
make the game safer.
Camp stated that he believed the
rules committee acted wisely in limit
ing the distance to be gained to eight
yards in case a clause is passed pro-
hibiting team from pulling its backs
thru the line. Much of the danger in
the employment of the forward pass is
removed, he said, by a requirement
compelling the thrower to stand three
feet behind the rush line. He feels
certain that the elimination Of the fly
ing tackle and other changes removes
most of the danger of accidents.
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him an opportunity to explain his side
of the matter
HAS Mr.. Hearst sued Mayor Cay
nor?" was asked.
mo papers have yet been signed"
said Mr.. Shearn.
'Is there any intention of serving
any?"
81 do not care to discuss that" was
the reply.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-02
Range of Chicago Grain Prices.

Chicago, May 2.
Wheat - September opened 1000
1.0o1s; highest, l.o1a; lowest, 100;
closed. LOIS; July closed 1929; May,
los.
Corn = September opened ssA;
highest, SAN; lowest, 631s @ 63A;
closed. ssss@s3a; July, s224; May,
5ss @591a.
oats-september opened 1885 q 3s1s:
highest, 3S7s @39; lowest, 3Sss; closed,
28H @3sa4; July, 401s @40A; May,
11a.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-02
Scranton IS, Grand Junction s
necial TO Timea-RenlIhlfSan

SpeclaI 10 IInes-Repu DI1can.
Scranton, May 2.-The baseball game
between Scranton and Grand Junction
resulted in score of Is to 5 in favor
Of Scranton, and proved that our town
has as good a baseball team as any of
the surrounding towns can boast OF
this season
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-02

Australian Horses Preferred.
Australian horses are preferred to
all others in India, the price for one
in Calcutta being as high as S34O to
1858.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-02
Chicago Grain Close.

Chicago. May 2.
wheat-No. ? red, 1854 @11o; No. 3
red, 1.o6610s1a; No. > hard, 1.0sl4 q
1884,; No. hard, 1o5@1.0s.
Corn-No. ., coz 961; No white,
63h @65; No. yellow, 611a q So; No.
8, 5s1s @60; No. 8 white, 621a q So; No.
3 yellow, 601a @61A.
Oats-No white, 43A 943la: No. 8
white. 41@42A; standard, 43Q4Sl2.