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The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-06
FOR RENT-April 1.
NORTHSIDE,

NORTHSIDE. rooms, 2-story, 1034 21st street, $22. 30. 6 rooms. 2-story. SIS 2Sth street, $22. 12 rooms, 2-story, 720 21st street, $s0. 6 rooms, 2-story. 515 11th street, s35 rooms, 2-story, 2ll7 Sth avenue, $50. 6 rooms, 2-story, HIS 24th street. $50. rooms. 2-story, 622 24th street, S4J. ' rooms, 217 Sth avenue. s25 rooms. 2-story, 313 23d street SS5 l4 rooms, 2-story, 1895 3d avenue $45. 5 rooms, cottage, S19 25th street, S20. rooms, cottage. 9z2 Fist street, s2O. rooms. cottage, 260S 7th avenue, S25. rooms, cottage, 724 10th street, $25. / rooms, cottage, 1921 18th street, $2O. rooms, cottage, 1017 10th street, $40. 6 rooms, cottage. 512 24th street, s25. rooms. cottage. 1928 21st street $15
 FOR RENT-SOUTHSIDE. rooms, 2-story, 920 12th street S45 6 rooms, cottage, 912 Georgia street S25. rooms, cottage, 10S7 Avenue H, $15 5 rooms. 1l06 Avenue r, s17.50. rooms. cottage, 1102 Avenue F, Si5. J. H. HElNEKE R. E. & 1. A. Co.,, Agts
 Phones 45. 214 North 21rt St.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-06
FOR SALE

s3650-s5O0 cash, balance $40 monthly; r.
 room, 2-story, bath, electric lights, etc.,
 on pretty lot near car line, North Haven. s26sO-$5OO cash, balance .s25 monthly;
 rooms bath, etc.: on corner near Foun-
 tain Heights car line. s1S00-Easy payments, pretty lot on car
 line. Norwood.
 sSOO0-5-room cottage, bath, etc, on pretty
 corner lot near park; best part of Avon
 dale.
 $3500-2-story house, bath, etc., on car line,
 best part of West End. $375-Lot near Helena station, South Ens- | ley.
 $50O0-S rooms. bath, etc., corner. Nor
 wood this is bargain; see us quick. s4000-6 rooms and large reception hall, bath. etc.; a beautiful little home in Norwood.
 $2300-Lot 60x190 on car line, east front;
 this is a beauty. S50o0-New S-room, 2-story, on elevated lot near car line; nice home for someone. $3100-5 rooms. reception hall, bath, gas, etc.; close in. Investment Real Estate Co. of Alabama HARRY LYON, SALES ACT, Bell Phone 764. 2l09 First Ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-06
Not Her.

Y !Om PUCK.
 The Doc 'or-Mrs. Murphy, you mutt be at your husbands side constantly. as you will need to hand him something every little while.
 Mrs M,rphy-Niver, doctor Fur be it from me to hit man whin he's down.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-06
THE LACY REALTY GO,

9Gcst1a 2d Ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-06
Why Don't You Own Part ot the
 Earth? Here's Your Chance

Some of the most desirable lots in the ,luv m Msillns subdivision of North Highlands, Fifteenth avenue and Henry street. highest point on North Highlands; cement curb, gutter and sidewalks down; lots sold on monthly payments. This Is . fine neighborhood all owning their homes.
 FOR RENT-s65. 9 rooms, 220S Fifth av- enuc; s22.50 rooms. S2S Tuscaloosa ave nue; S16 D rooms, corner Tuscaloosa ave. nue and Poplar street.
 J. II. MULEIN Peoples Phone 2lSs 40 Farley Bldg.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-25
PROTOCOLO No. z Y 'SuS AH[XOS.

cowsrencia del 10 de Diciembre
ae 1898.
Presentes: Por parte de los Esta-
dos Unidos de America los SenoreS
Day, Davis, Frye, Gray, Reid, Moo
re, Ferguson.
Por parte de Espana: los Sehores
Montero Rios, Abarzuza, Garnica,
Villa -Urrutia, Cerero, Ojeda.
Fue lefda Y aprobada el acta de Ia
session anterior.
Los Comisarios Americanos pre-
sentaron su contestacion escrita a.
Memorandum de los Comisarlos Es
paholes lefdo en- la session Ultima,
que va anexo al protoeolo tanexo
No. y.
Sc lego y aprobo el Tratado de
Par (Anexo No. y Y Sc procedio a
su firna por los Plenipoteneiarios
de las dos Atlas Parties Contratantes
El Senor Presidente de La Comi-
sion Espanola manifesto su agrade-
cimiento los Comisarios America
nos por las .atentas frases con que
terminaron su ultlmo Memorandum
v Sc cOmplace en- reconocer asi mis-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-25

mo Ia cortesia J Ia prudencia que en-
sus relaeiones personales han demos
trado durante el curse de una nego=
clacion que aunque dolorosa para
los Conlisarios Espanoles dejara en-
ellos el recuerdo personal de las aten
clones que han merecido a los dignos
miembros de la Comision America
ma.
El Presidente de Ia Comision Ame-
ricana contesto que las pala bras a
que aludio el Presidente de la Conf
sion Espanola eran Ia expontanea ex-
preston de los verdaderos sentlmlen
tos de los Comisaros Amelicanos
hacia los Connsarios Espanoles, por
quienes tenian Ia mayor estimation y
apreclo
Sc leyo y aprobo el Protocolo de
esta session, acabando sus ira baJos ia
Conision en- pleno.
lillian R, Day, Cushman a,
Da7s. Um. Q. FRYE, Geo. GRAY W
te1aac Red, John B. Moore, Eugene
-Nontero Rios, B. de -4borzuza, j.
de Garnlca, y. r. dc I-Ma Lfrutla
RoTael Cerero, Emilio de @ ,edd.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-25
lntereSante descubrimiento.

Ha causa5o profunda impression
entire a clase n9dsica de New York
e hecho de que ID entermedad la
mada coraunmente Nal de Piedra
(CaIculos blhares V renales} Sc pue-
de curar ahora facilmente. eracias
al reclente descubrimiento del Pro
1esor Paul Ehrey.
La Antlealclliina Ebrev, nombre
que ha dado dicho Professor a su va
iloso descabrimiento, disuelve los
cllculoS SIN dolor alguno Y sin tras-
tornos en- el organismo. y cura ra-
alcallnente dicha terrible enferme-
DAD.
81 desea ld informes detalla dos,
escnba q Ebrey Chemical Works, 40
Murray ST., New York, y le sera Ell
vlado IN ioileto sobre el Nal de Pie
ia y 50 curaclon. Acompaie ? cen
taNos para el porte.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-25
la UNION EN-
SAN GERMAN.
Manifesto dlrijldo al cuer-
20 electoral de "a cludad
de las Tomas
81 sueldo del candidate de al
calde sehor Rafael Pujals,
Sc regalara a los pobres.
Programa de administration
municipal beneficiosa a la
localidad,

4 los electoIes aei teliliiii'J ~ - !
clpal de oan German s ~ aliis''o
Ia slgulente circular
La Union de Puerto Rlco en- ~
ticket electoral ha lnseEto nuests9s
nomores como eandidatoS para Id
alcaldla y munlclp'o &c esta clu0ao
en- los comlclos de! pEoA,nlo AoNiehl
bre,, y es nuestro debef deer al p''e-
bio. aunque Drevemente, cuale9 son
auestros proposltos \ eual Aaes5T~
actltud s. Ia colectlNoaa Re hoS Ad
desl gnado lesultara Nelleeaofa y PIT
consecuenc4a aslnlle.aiIos loSo-
tros Ia represeAtaeieA &c "a legeAoa-
r.a Ciudad dc iaa l.9nlss sue e.
Il llam4oa p'I i1@caas eNe'a-s,ah-
tiaS SCI uAa Dc .as "a a1elas poola-
flohes ]e IA asa - Ap.e CUE vi"
adntihIs'.ae.oh luiG .ose capa@ eu-
rlla ~ maTeha p@oi!ea.
CGmt4os. -Los esmillos Neciila-
YES. que loy IS ha.lah 81 e9al19-s'o
ibandono, meteceeAaii aaees GuS
NADIA, nuestla pEele-eA'e a1eheioA,
pues creenoS q1e los eaa3nes son
las venaa por donae eife9ia {! pro,
greso. y clos, oando "a ..idaaes al
tra7 spo.te, almentan q psetl'scclnh
agricoia' q eomeselo ] laS 'Af3''tfiaS
Con hueno, cam.ta5s n''es'n pm
toresco pohlaGo Gel hasa l9 4'e
Sc halla hoy casi o!Eldaee sella un
hermoso sl'lo de Fecreo mnI lFeeNen
tado por la hondadd de 81 china
por Ia poesla De s''s calnpos J pof Ia
generosldad oe slls haf.tahtes-
serr'c!o medleo.- Atendeflamos
al servicio medico en- nuestros cam
pos con pater?al so!loitud. Y asi &c
evltarian nuchas amargurass esos
Pohres eompstrlotas cue n nedio
De su oohlo Ven IA s9leaaa ae II no.
che, maldicen 81 tF.ste sl1eE'e fiian-
DO ven morn n lHo ae tTalas
sin Ell au1iho de ia c.eaeia ~ ia oa-
ndad adnlnlsTa'lNa
Ei0slyo.-Cn 2s-!G l'aEa d inf'l ger
eia, es una gran ooTa 9 "a 4'ie pEes.a-
Ramos nuestro eoEe e'itsa cecld'oo.
La popreza andando por ias ealieS.
en- bnscs &c I'm mendfQse. e n-lit 10
mas trs;e que anlpafada e. iin ae..o
al ahrgo ie Ia paz respetada porto.
dos.
Orgto.-E rreGIa de n6estrss
Gales se-ia lnmed.a7ar2ente aten-
dido vel servclo ri aen.ee dc Ia 70
b2clon oot4do de III pezsonal Suil-
ciente, cue sc esmetos.s en q cum
pllrnlento dc sil deoer.
Aqua q Lgz.-El acl2eeiucfo y RI a.
lum bTado eieculco serl8n dos obras
aue enlprenderlamos cor entusias-
mo V amor y nos sentnlanos salts
fechos = ~ reahzacion se etectuara
dQrante rUessra administrator.
A las deudS necesldades del pUt
bio lrisnos arenGiendo segun 10 in
diCsran las circunstane.ss Tero cor
preferencia nos ocupaiizuos de l.
apuntaoas anter.o,meate por el or
cen que se nan relso.nnaoo. : Z ne
cida Que 10 permita Fl estado hnsr-
oiero del nlunlcIplo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-25

NJESIRA GRATIS &c.
Io- cello. Ge cs-T-o nrcrsS-
rios para cUbnr costo 5e
porte, ten rern0s SUMO que
: 10 e . visIi- mGsrtrs &c
! casig1irra Dc lo- -sgBsen1es
prcduc.a<
Crsms Dessrs-ececcrs
ah,fHas. E1'rsct ce
F.o. 6e Lctat. Ppiyo Dc
. Ds-nt-. INDIA PEARL q
r, o. de 7ssee "sASA
DENIAL AeUs ds Tocs-
aoi : sDALBoOc
UirtssP-. 4 jo-k ViiieTse.
~sr s..sc..co = san la2a.
: .
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-25

son pocos, nuestra honradez, nues-
ira sincerldad y nuestro patr.otismo
iEl sueldo del alcalde Rafael Pu-
lals Carlo, Sc regalara d los pob1es
Rafael Pujals Carlo, Juan Lugo
Castillo, Pedro Maria Rivera. Juan
". Palmer, ArueEo Acosta. Alfredo
Sanbolin, Julio Gonzalez, Rogelio
Christian, Dr.. Quihonez, Lctlo. Joa-
quln Nazario v Luis Mo. Delgado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-25

A Les coNEBeIArIxs.-Bs-
tAmop anunciasdo en- lee
feSiedteos impoft2ntes Dc
peSas Rico para annsEtar
lab veoeAs Dc lee aStfoolss
- vsnsias.
6Dplasca & eqs elisptse;
ssaea estes aStlt6lcs en- eHie
esDoja. eeD sapssiefps On 70
- SeeDeoe6A Nosstres
AGseGafsneo entoaces su
houbre Sn ossss anppsies.
Easa psseiss z de1A pes.
Henoses. dtgio1se .: jos
bsegac. Apas1o1A %. 6aA
jaan, =. B.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-25

EXTRACTOS.
SANDALWOOD.
Flores GEISHA.
Violetas de .lap6n VI0PENTA.
Flor de LOTUS.
WISTAKIA.
Les Requisites Orientales d
"Ei Popular" La Villa de Madrid,
r. Monte Y "Swiggett Brothers
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-30
CROsS-EXAMINE RIPLEY
IN RAILROAD HEARING
President of Santa Fe Admits a
Huge Increase in Earn
ings of Road

CHICAGO, Aug. 2e.-Attorney John
H. Atwood of Kansas City, acting
counsel for the shippers, cross exam
ined E. P. Ripley, president of the
Santa Fe, at the interstate commits
sion hearing on proposed freight rate
advanced today. Attorney Atwood
submitted voluminous statistics show
ing the earnings of the Santa Fe rail-
road from freight and passenger traf-
fic had increased from $l8,OO0,0OO IN
1906 to 5000, 900 in 1907.
President Ripley admitted the cor
rectness of the figures.
Surprise was evidenced when Presl-
dent Ripley in response to questions
by Attorney Atwood, stated he did
not believe the proposed wage increase
of 1921, 900, 900 for the Santa Fe would
be considered at all by the commits
sion in it's efforts to determine equit-
able rates.
Attorney Atwood endeavored to get
Mr.. Ripley to say the railroads wished
the increase in freight rates that they
might share in the general prosperity
of the country, but in this he was un-
successful.
Attorney Clifford Thorne, represent
ing Iowa live stock shippers, ELECTED
the statement that Mr.. Ripley thought
the cost of some railroad Improvement,
such as terminals, should be carried
over a period of years and be borne
in a measure by future generations.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-30
GOVERNOR AND MAYOR
IND0RSE ROOSEVELT
Democrats Praise Colonel at the
Meeting Held in Denver

DENVER, Aug. 29.-An unqualified
Endorsement of Theodore Roosevelt
was given today by Governor Shafrotn
and Mayor Speer, both of whom are
Democrats. This Endorsement was
given in the presence of thousands OF
men and women assembled in the great
Auditorium, which was the scene OF
the last Democratic national conVen-
tion.
The enthusiastic reception given Col.
Roosevelt by the people of this state
was far more marked than that re-
ceiyed by him at any other place dur
ing his present journey through the
west.
"The great majority of Republicans
throughout the west and many Demo-
Gratis will not be silent until they see
you at the helm of this great nation,
declared Mayor Speer, in addressing
Col. Roosevelt. "You are loved be-
cause you are not controlled. You are
independent and your honesty of pur-
pose appeals to the heart. Your cour-
age has made your opponents wonder
what you will dounext.
WRONGS TO RIGHT
"You have work to do, wrongs to
right May your life be spared to ac-
complish the great work which the
American people believe you are des-
t1ned TO perform.
eGoyernor Shafroth was hardly less
enthusiastic in his reference to the
visitor.
Speaking of the three essential
qualities-honesty courage and perse-
verance-we have the courage of Lin
coin, the endurance Of Jackson and
the perseverance of Grant embodied
in Theodore Roosevelt"
These references to Col. Roosevelt
Just before his presentation to the
great audience assembled in the Audi
torium called forth a demonstration
which resembled that given success
full candidate on the occasion of a ma
tional convention.
Throughout his speech on conserva-
ton Col Roosevelt was frequently in
terrupted by applause. No one stirred
in the great building until his remarks
had been concluded, and as he took
his seat the ovation accorded him upon
his presentation was repeated.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-30
DEMOCRATS OF TRINITY
DISAPPR0vE ROAD BONDS

wEAvERvILLE. Cal, Aug. 2s.-
The Democrats of Trinity county held
their convention today, naming VIII
liam Condor and Thomas e. Ryan as
delegates to the state convention Res
olutions opposing the s1S,OOoOoo bond
issue for state roads were adopted and
approval was given to scheme for
an annual cent tax for the improve
ment of the highways. The primary
election law was indorsed, and the
party was pledged to all legislation foi
the establishment Of reformatories for
first offenders against the law, thus
saving them from the penitentiaries
and their evil influences.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-30
BEGINS CAMPAIGN TO
FREE WALSH FROM PRISON

CHICAGO. Aug. pa petition for
the pardon of John R. Walsh, the Chi
cago banker serving a term in Fort
Leavenworth prison for misapplying
funds Of the Chicago National bank,
will be presented to President Taft
September 1, according to George I.
Buckingham, an attorney, who is pre-
pairing the papers.
According to Buckingham, the presi-
dent has declared he will not grant a
pardon except on petition or a major
itv OF those who lost by Walshs fail
ure Accordingly, an active campaign
is now being carried on in behalf OF
Walsh.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-30
LEAGUE FORCES CONTROL
NORTHERN CONVENTION
Regulars Receive No Recognition
at Republican Session in
San Francisco

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 29.-The Re-
publican convention was organized to-
night and was dominated in every par
ticular by the forces of the Lincoln
Roosevelt league. All but five district
delegations were on hand to follow the
lines laid down in the progressive
movement in the party.
Thomas S. williams presided. The
keynote of the platform was the in
dorsement OF the Roosevelt policies,
Hiram Johnson was pledged the sup
port of the convention. Prison reform
and the improvement of the school
system were the other features of the
platform. The regulars" received no
recognition, got no place on either the
county committee or the delegation to
the state convention, and soon left
the hall.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-30
RECOUNT IS ORDERED IN
BLISS-J0HNS0N TIE VOTE

ing an AFFIDAVIT Of Silas Penry, a vet
eran Democrat, that he knew Grove l..
johnson received only 20 votes for the
Democratic nomination in the seven
teenth assembly district, Judge Shields
today ordered recount.
According to the canvass OF the su-
pervisors, johnson and Charles A.
Bliss each received 2S votes. Bliss
can ticket and Bliss won.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-30
BOARD TO TRY TO FIND
HOW MAINE WAS BLOWN UP
Army Engineers Decide to First
Recover Sailors Bodies

WASHINGTON, Aug. 29.--Engineers
soon will be sent to Cuba to make
preliminary survey of the condition of
the battleship Maine, which was blown
up in Havana harbor just before the
Spanish war. This was decided today
at the first meeting of the board Of
army engineers appointed several
weeks ago, under the authorization of
congress to proceed with the removal
of the wreck.
Two objects will be kept in mind by
the board in removing the Abattleship.
The first will be to recover the bodies
of the sailors who lost their lives when
the ship was blown UP. the other to
ascertain whether the vessel was
blown UP from the inside or from the
outside.
The impression of the board today
was said to be that the best method
of accomplishing these objects would
be to raise the vessel in the open.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-30
ENGLEBRIGHT DECLARES
WAR ON SPEAKER CANNON

REDDING, Aug. 2s.-To the dele
gates to the Shasta county Republican
Convention, w. f. Englebright, con
gressman from the first district, de-
clared today he would not vote roi
Joseph G. Cannon again for the posi-
resenatives. rs The declaration was loud
ly cheered. ~ -
Estep and w. w. Middleton were
named as delegates to the state con-
vention.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-30
GAS KILLS MAN ON TRAIN
STALLED IN LONG TUNNEL

ELLISTON, Mont, Aug. 29.-Gas
generated in the Mullan tunnel by, loc-
omotives today caused the death OF
Fireman Marshall and the partial suf-
location of Conductor Newton and En-
gineer Sheppard All were of the crew
of an extra freight train,
The train broke in two in the middle
OF the tunnel, bore a mile and quar-
ter long. While the men were repair
ing damages they inhaled the gases.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-30
cuLF OF MEXICO TIDE HIGH

BROWNSVILLE, Texas, Aug. pa
gale is blowing over the Gulf of Mexico
tonight, and the tide is unusually hlgh.
with the approach of the storm the
summer residents of Tarpon Beach
were brought to the mainland late this
afternoon for safety.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-30
SIX STRINGS OF TOOLS

The Associated is very active n the
Elk Hills district, and now has six
strings of tools at work. The com
pany has more than two dozen der
ricks in the field, Activity in this
region will go forward with a leap
when the water system is finally com
pleted. The Hillcrest, Redlands, Pacific
and Scottish Oilfields, Ltd, are being
delayed on this account.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-30
MoroSco Egan Dramatic
and ODeratic School

A practical school of stage training, con-
Quoted under the direction OF competent IN
structors. Fencing, Dancing, Voice and stage
Technique For full information apply school
quarters, top floor Majestic Theater building.
Main 29s1; F2se5.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-30

It.s a. easy to secure bargain in used
automobile through want advertising, as Il
used to be--and stiil is-to securs horse
and carriage.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-30

You can buy it, perhaps at many places but
there's one BEST place to buy it-and that
nYa oil
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-13
SAYS ANsoN IS INSANE.
Relative Files Charge Against Aged
Resident of Second Ward.

charge or insanity was filed this
morning against Alva Anson, an aged
resident of the city. who lives in the
Arson building on North First street.
The complainant is Myron r. Evans.
a nephew. Mr.. Arson is past SO yea rs
of age and is very feeble.
The commissioners of insanity went
to the home this morning and inter-
viewed Arson and the relatives. The
latter desire that he be ordered sent
to the hospital for the insane at Inde-
pendence. The commissioners were not
by any means convinced that Arson is
insane, and are more inclined to be-
leve that the members of the family
have mistaken the old mans peeyish-
ness and childishness. due to his age
and perhaps a lessening of his mental
faculties, than they are that he is really
of unSound mind.
The commissioners took no action
and postponed a further investigation
until a later date, that has not yet been
fixed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-13
ALL ITCHING STOPPED.
Sound Sleep After Night Of Much

..,e@ Distress.
Mr.. b., Philadelphia gentleman,
first hesitated about applying poslata
after he had obtained it. 'But,' he says,
4afterward the itching became unbear-
able at night, so arose and told Mrs.
B 4 would risk the sposlam. slept
sQundly all night i used It three nights
and three mornings, then discontinued.
ana have never had any return Of the
eczema; never had any itching after
the first application"
Posiam is the new skin remedy which
30 rapidly con1bats the worst cases of
eczema. 1t likewise makes quick work
OF acne, herpes, letter, ;sca1y scalp, bar
ber's and every other form of itch. Oc-
casional application in small quantities
will Quickly Danish pimples, hives,
blackheads, blotches, etc. A special so
cent package is prepared for minor skin
troubles, and this, as well as the reg
nlar two-dollar jar. is on sale at the
MCBRIDE & Will Drug Company, as well
as all drug stores.
But no one is even asked to purchase
poslaan without first obtaining sample
package, which win be sent by mail.
free of charge, upon request, by the
Emergency Laboratories, No. 80 West
Twenty fifth street, New York City.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-13
ONE WARD ABOUT FINISHED.
Enumeration Practically Completed in
Second Ward--Total About $3.50,

Enumeration Practically Completed in
Second Ward-Total About 1880.
The Second ward enumerators for
the Marshalltown Club lead all of the
other ward committees of the city in
the promptness with which they have
completed the work in the ward. The
last enumeration of the ward who had
not reported up to last night sent in
his report this morning. There are a
few scattered houses in the wards.
which the enumerators have not turned
IN as either vacant or occupied. and
these will have to be visited again to
determine who and how many IL any
live in them. When this is done the
ward census will be completed. 1t Is
believed that the total will be very
close to 1850.
Six enumerators Of the First ward
have not yet reported. Most of the
Fourth ward is in but the reports have
not been turned over by the ward
Chairman. So little of the Third ward
has been reported that it is imposs-
BILE to do more than make guess on
the population of that ward The great
er part of the Fifth ward is In.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-13
SEED CORN SPECIAL
Gospel of Good Seed to Be Preach ed
From Audience Cars Of Iowa State
College Friday Afternoon - Train
Reaches Here Over Great Western at
2:4o p. m. and Will Be Here Half or
Three Quarters Of an Hour.

Three Quarters OF an HOUR.
The seed corn special Of Iowa State
College, Ames, will reach this city Fri
day afternoon at 2:40 as scheduled and
heretofore announced by the T.-R. The
train will comprise two audience cars,
in which addresses will be made by the
workers in charge.
The train wili-arrive from the north
over the Chicago Great Western, and
will be here from a half to three
quarters Of an hour. The train is due
into Reinbeck at 1920 Friday after
noon, and into Gladbrook at 1920. The
stops after leaving here will be Baxter,
at 1925; Mingo, sos; and Bondurant,
$50. The train then goes to Des
Moines for the night, and Saturday
morning will leave for the south, go
ing as far as Blockton.
Professors p. G. Holden, A. H. Sny-
der, and r. X. Bliss, of the college,
will be in charge OF the special. Aside
from the addresses on the value Of
testing all seed corn, the workers will
exhibit testing boxes and display charts
to illustrate their message.
Mr.. L. E. Troeger, of the extension
department Of the college, was in the
city today, and to Superintendent A.
Palmer, Of the public schools, extended
an invitation to the high school classes
in botany and agriculture to be present
at the lectures.