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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-20

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-20
9dgIid5er Ayaarft 8eridbt.
Streinnstt 10. sanuar, 1911.


GireinnGtt 10. Sanuar. 1911.
Die n94fsleenben nxottrnnaen bstsstsR
10 mxs aMf 0BSssSs 1raRS sittsnszs 0st
nsirsrsn 0eiddftsa 1sross stsGs tStsre
preiis tsse4nst.
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ifetia.
G1msya--grims Steam lo.o0-lo. .loe.
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llls Iois xxS he per 1funS metS Dsrys9t.
Sugar Cursd.S Isif4. - Earit itetts
Bet sstes NaAfrsss. O4snsen l4.bo-lt 90.
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500. tro9sas ossf.S AsRssx 18.S0--l9. 90.
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N.sS-l.sS, esmiiAtss 49, .7oYer DBL.
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~. sstSss Dixtss 0e-lo2s. Hs. . 81
--9ss, ~. 1 sstIsr ss-0ls per DsftsI.
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HsS 2sr'. 10. San.
Hsll.--sxfxHr "a, ,s84 chs. HsrfaRbt
8l53 BbB. Aarft tstig. Gprtns pa
tent $40 - $50, Etn.sr etraiakts
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$50.
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per 100 yfxnb.
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snb Eansbian S6j<e c. l. {. NeS Dort.
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s3e I. .. 3. Re. 1sr'.
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menb.
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1899, ls-Ise.
Aists NAB ruiis. Central Gnsriss
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ilsst clear 5000 - a2.oo. Nsb Sa2.2s
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DsI u f.tia. Fswsr, sIs.Ss-i7. 90
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9Asltsss s1--sAs 30. 0AtnlsR lak-
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n 40. 30. IN uxI $3.50.
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asttIs. gxssr SIC Asies. So-50e.
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OrsesstsS.

IN 9ey.-YHstts Hette. Wafvnte3es 9us
Seat s.lss, YspSsssb SO. GxSsS S.5Ss.
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pss osKsRs. sosGh hum s3--17e per 0slens.
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1sstNaRa. SsNe, 1sas S-sks ysiaa ~
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ls pss Sixns.
0stsy.
Dsttss. -Rssit rubls. grsiie Ne.ia.
Ssasy Gsssnsssy 29ks, Gssanssy NsNS
2ss, b. isesnts 3Ss. fsasp 3sssy lSs, Rs.
llAe PEI 9fsRt.
nj 70. - Nssh Rstts. DHs Get lsks.
NsssvseIi1ss l7-l7Ks. 4sv Dssl IKE.
04psijss lSH-30ke 3t1bassss leks,
ost9 lie per y.saS.
eiss.-anaebot arot. Nasls wflIiser.
esiRa fsiiAs &a1Rssstss 27e, kyhS 2ss.
isssass 23s. sSbsss Sic PEI Dtb.. 10 $50
CYitttlt.
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aus. preiis ftetis. - evrsns GltRsnS l2-
l<e, Aalaer l3e. Sdhne d. xsutSaAsss
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400 ~ AiAs.
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9S.0s. soaisptue $s.oo-s.x per Ntl. snt
IS--30t per camper.
as:ai. Hssis s'sia 0anif, N.al
9wtebela. - Cetts &3.7s-S.o1 ysl
Ubl. uns 87-so per 0u.
HAt sR.-60-6S per 0bI.
etedrabeR.-N.0o-l.25 per DBL.
uem Store.
aebL- N.lS-l.3S per BH.
2sns. Sssss::..
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seOfstt es.iG. ssHSbts sss ~ essb ss
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30. l ele.Se-i7.0O, -. 3 -. Oh. 10 -
$500: &lss, -. l Si2.0O -- las, -. /
elo.2S-li. 90 ~ 1ea.
Nt1tea futtss ftsfte. - 9leie %. 90
-2e00. MtbbIime essoeo1 o. 90 30.
tetnse $500 - 31.OQI osmii4te1 osttss
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03HItsr Il. - 3Isst ttsrs Ssitss. Ssr'
Ya4t. $10.7E--II. 90.
O1ttss. - Msrft fen. GrssMssp II =
251Ie. DGirp lo-22e.
etss. - NGrk itetis. Bsif4s 90
BE per CxtsRb.
&&is. - RGrk htti5. GSssa ID -
Ice per 8fxuS.
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metaus Marft.
Nss 1sr.. 10. San

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stRR Dsr bsuts 'duas " &4l.9S-41.4 40
xnb Axpfsr rnbie; 2sss ~ 3l2.s7H-
1s.l3I. etsetsstythi, " $la.s3L-ls.o0
xxs Gskiss u el4.871.-l2.saT. bIst uas
rxbia ~ t.40 - 4.50 uao op,Itsr piaig
~ $S.<5 - SIS. eiisa mar unuerdnbert,
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1s.s b.. - tl4.7S-ls.7s, ~. 1 Soxttsra
sas ~. SenttssR isft ~ SlS.3S-lS.73.
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sas. s..ss ..s ssaes = NM ~.

osIs ION cal" mar willis iu ~ -
az.
Srima Oeiadfsspayiers surSsS " Sk--
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su N.S2-4.821<.
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ha 1Hs Uurben wis fsG4t auottrt:
1ss. Stastsx NsfunStns ~ l004-lolH,
~ ssaiArrte Il ssS) l1SH-l16L. esx'
ysss 1lSh-ll6H, ~ sesttrtsts lO1-
leaL, Gsxyons 1O2-1e1z gebv $axsMs
Seasons ~ l0of oeb.
Kite q. - Gs purbe beute ein
ftarser Druid gum gerfaufen ausseabt uno
hiefes bate Elm Ualen ter prstfe tur 5olse.
Geaea 0hlub rpurbe Der Nafh fettser,
bod eraaben bic S4IuSnptirungen tn ptes
len 0alen iletns CerIuite.
HsA,ss1snbs 9xrfs nasssn zen SssStr~a
4susR, Hagman 3 &c.. ~. S3o-sss 1sl'
mt etrsts. bsriAist:
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Gltesss. 10. San.
&sNg. - Der WSrlt mar militia. Oiatss
psAsat1S4. .s0-t.5o. Otrsislts %. S0-A. 90.
0ystaep pstsnts ssfstSs.o1, OtyGtstts N.So
-.sS. 1aisEs s.. 600.
0stisG. SAs Mai 1917 - l0l %c.
GdIub Ioo1.,; fAr Salt e6sL--07l.e. am
e@lnb ssIe; far September slss-9SLs.
an U4lnt 49,.
OsIiAisIs. Sas Rai AZ. -
8 Ae, an eaIub So1se; fur Sali Soss
-SlLc, an stlut Sl1e; f1r September
6lsx-k31.c. an S4lu5 S2Ls.
3afss. skr &ai S4s.-S4Le. sn
e6ls5 s4'.e; fur 5ult s44-sAHs. am
etlas 34sss.
asfesa. Ne. 8kxs.
osrks -Os.s ysttssSssks s. - sos.
ssts tiS 1stes xGll0sshs vO-9ss.
Fla AsisAMsa. - Ns. .. 3. 3k7s.
-. y. %. 170c.
xt1stss -tlo. .to-lo.So sss
Gsntnss.
n.-tlg.o 90 pss Ssntner.
Rstpsr.. -- $1,000 - 2s.5o per OIL.
5ar Dsai $3.50 - lS.o74, am Shlub
CAnsl. $1,000 pss 100 siunb.-
Tur ,yanuar 5000 - lo.5O, Gm Snlut
elO.2O FIR Nai to.97k - 1905, am
eAlub sio.os1<; fur Suii 50. .s7k-s.s2x
am Sdlub S9.ss4.
00sgs ntypsaisttsa. n 1sss $l0.2h
1915 per 100 sjfunb. - 6Ar Samuar $40. IS
-iO.s7x, am Salnt SIo.S7k; iar 4ai
0.97h-l0.oS, am Sdbls6 elo.031; far
Septensber $s.e7h S.S0H. am S4lus
t0.s4f.
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GtnetnnG!t. 19. Sanxas.
SxfuIr uno 8eridnbt wdArsno ben ssrs
fohenen ~ Stunben, psrsLt6sn NIT ben
psrberaebsnoen 3 Zaseu, warsa pie foIat ::
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Gltsasa IS. San.

HtRbptsH. - Dssves $3.50 - 100,
Isyss 0tisrs e4.2o-S.l0. pskFAs Gtisrs
n. .6o-s.Oe, Sisters sas HssSsrs $3.65-
$50. aAlssxs Ast'srs -. .s0--s.4'. 4aIbsr
~ C.so-9.S0. Rarit IN ftetie.
0ApsiRs. - 9siAts $7.Ss--3.l0. az
nifats 81 $50, iApsrs $3.50 - $40.
ssnls t7.50-7.ss. sxts bts ssssrIsfsxs
iapsre s7.9o-s.7o. tsrtsI t7.7o-6.ao.--
Rssit 1T Ianeiam.
o a's xss Simmer. 3Aa's :
einkstntfAs sa.so-4.6o. pstIt4s t2.75
-4.6o, S1ArliRss 3%.7s-S.s0.
1&aasx:--eiasstatfA - -. 1850, ST.
IiAs 81. .oo-s.5S. Rarit itetis uno Zoe Hie'
brigsr.
1nfxtE. Ristptst 5000. SADsins
"a, ,0oe, 0asfs xxs a1nnsr 5000.
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between Call.
nitien Balm gros, tfS............ tfsyI
N Wffleu sEtffhr htrp Rational 1onf ..zD
~ aftten keccnb Rat. Donf ~
81 0ftien 9. n. q. d z. .. pfo..........t tyt
Nz Hitfen Dlsii0mduH nfD..............tts
Is QittM Gin. onees ~. GS....-........i1
80 0ffsea atue 80 = oIsetk1s......-.
- Qftten Rot. q. xrcy. & Qt.............. -
ses~ud Cali.
fitisn Jren6 pros.s1cuer pfo......... fD7I<
10 Aftieu piffie Whaust. st..................7i0 .7i0k
II Qtttsu bss Gins. Gas oIee1sts.. D.
5m sffeuA 02ssft.
stfse Gine. q. q. les. 1881. ...... ...... f0tI<
tyW DO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tOfk
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-01
The City in Brief
Eadie Music Co, pianos. II 8. First

Eadie Music Co, pianos. II 8. First.
Justice of the Peace S. E. Peek was
in Tama today on business.
DR.. c. A. Noggie. veterinary surgeon,
at Harmon's feed barn. Phone 23s.
Mrs. James 8. Perry, who il seri-
ously sick of cancer at her home. rest
ed better Thursday night than she has
for week, and this morning she was
a little improved.
The thrilling comedy drama. The
Convict's Daughter" comes to the
odeon Saturday. matinee and night
Bargain prices Is. 25, IS and 50 cents.
Matinee 10 and Is cents.
Mr.. John carmean and daughter,
Miss Hetta, arrived home "Wednesday
night from Probe. Utah. where the for
mer has been for the paSt three months
and the latter for the past three weeks.
Mrs. E. II. Brown. 527 North FisDt
street, Thursday afternoon entertained
the Friends Sunday school class Of
girls to which her 10-year-olA daughter
Benlah, belongs. and which IL taught
by Miss lyra Davis. Games 1urnished
entertainment for the children. and
Mrs Brown served 4 two-c0urse lunch.
assisted by Hazel Johnson and Percy
Brown. .sss X
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-01

Sons. Jo1eph ana 0sorSs attended ~
STATE fAiP Monday.
Sevesal from this place were Il ~
tendance C the meeting II ths Latter
nay saints, st Colo. this we0lk
Misses Bsulah and GLADYS Hudson. 81
Des Noinss. were guests q the NJ. g.
Phillips home = few days this Wook.
Mr.. Dewitt Dunbar ana daughter.
Mrs. Tight. Of PalisaAe. Neb. spsnt
. few days this week at the Hlx
home. III III 81 nj
Nr. and Mrs.. Fred walker, son
Clair and Harley vauthrin have 0oaa
to Woodlake. Neb., and Madison, D. D..
for q Fix weeks visit with relativos.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Baker and Nr.
and Mrs vern Wallicoat were sight
seers at the Des Noines fair Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Butler were at the state
fair "wednesday.
Mr.. Earl stotes. Of Gilmore City. va
q guest . few days last week at the
home Of Miss Nina Striciler.
Miss Florence Goodman went %
Chicago Tuesday for . visit with rsl-
atives.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reason. Of Max
well, spent Sunday ct this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. walter Miles went last
week to Denver and viii visit many
places Of interest thru Colorado.
Mrs. F. e. Bentley and children re-
turned Tuesday from visit In Mis-.
souri,. s' Is u III p
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Debusk. Of
Orient, are visiting at the James Fran
els and c. A. Wallace homes.
+ Mr.. Martin H. Troup and family have
moved to Maxwell. This family leaves
a host Of friends In this vicinity who
Will be sorry to learn OF their de-
parture.
Mrs. Eugene Miller. Of Haverhin. vis-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-01
Reach Here About &:
THE ROUNDUP TO OPEN.
Big Production to Be Seen Here This
Season, Opens Sept. 4.

Sig Production to Be Seen Here This
Season, Opens Sept. 4.
Klaw & Changers big production OF
The Roundup. western play with
100 or more people in the cast. which
was promised TO the Odeon following
the success of the Ben Hur" perform
ances last season. begins its fifth an
Eual season at the Boston Theater on
Labor day. New scenery and costumes
mark the opening Of the new season.
Rapley Holmes. who played the role
of Slim Hoover. the fat man. whom
nobody loves. has the same part this
season. The company will make an ex-
tended road tour during the season.
The thirteenth road season of klaw
& Changers Ben Hur.' under the di-
gin until later. owing to the fact tina.
Broadway engagement. is planned.
The ariot race is 10 be staged on a
far more elaborate scale than even be-
fore. due 10 the advancement made in
stage construction and lighting. In
the galley scene the ship will sink in
full view OF the audience. carrying
down with it the battling slaves and
pirates
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-01
Cas NosO Hs1se Ga,,ss
II You II ye License

WIN the dawn Of sept. hunters are
In their glory. for this date marks the
open season for Wild water and marsh
fowl, - well as prairie chickens and
squirrels. While there IL but very little
chicken shooting near here. . few Of
the more snthnsiastic. who have had
coveys spotted" went out today for .
whirl over the cogs in the stubble and
corn. A few wild ducks have been
raised about here. but not many, owing
to the scarcity of water caused by the
dry season. The better duck shooting
will not begin uutil the approach Of
cooler weather.
There Is one thing. however. that Is
well to remember, and that is that
deputy state game wardens have been
very active lately in making arrests IN
cases where hunters have not taken, out
gun licenses
In order to carry a gun. even tho no
shooting IL done. unless one is on his
own premises. a gun license Is neces-
sary The license costs 81. is good Until;
July next, and may be obtained from
the county auditor. The law accepts
as prima facie evidence that man
will use gun at game If he Is carry
ing one, as shown by the following
from the last game laws appe airing on
the statute boaiss:
Residents ond Nom Hunt
ers' License Law, Section u.-Pos-
session Of gun III the fields or forests,
o. on the waters of the state, or upor
the ice of the same. and failure to
lisplay a license when IL is demanded
By any person. shall be, except in the
case of the owner or tenant, prima
facie evidence Of violation Of this
act
Before you go hunting be sure and
have your license, and carry it with
you.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-01

Mr.. E. D. Hamilton was il Cedar
Rapids today on business.
Wanted = Competent girl: good
wages. small family. DR. Cora VIII
liams. Fidelity Bank building.
DR.. Cora Williams Choate has re-
turned from New York and Chicago.
where she has been attending clinics
and taking post graduate work. She
will be in her office from 10 to daily.
Fidelity Bank building.
The Excelsior Aid Society was enter
tanned at its regular meeting THURSDAY
afternoon by Mrs. G. ". Crawford, sos
West Nevada street During q socia.
hour following the regular work. the
hostess served light refreshments
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. J. Car,ncay and
family. OF Los Angeles. left for their
home after an extended visit OF two
months with relatives and friends IN
the city. Mr. Carmody came week
ago to accompany his wife and children
home
Mr.. F. ]. G. Pulsipher. Of New Or
leans. arrived in the city this morning
to spend his vacation of two weeks
with Mrs Pulsipher at the home OF her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. ]. E. Wildman,
and with other relatives. Mr.. and Mrs.
Puisinher will 20 to Lake Francis.
Mimi, soon to remain for a short out
ing.
Mesdames A. E. Ward. Byron Car
perter. and w. L. Peckham were hos
tesses Thursday afternoon to the reg
ular meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary
Of the Railroad Y N. c. A. The meet
ing was held a. the Ward home. 500
North Center street. After the busi-
ness meeting victroia music was en-
ioyed and the hostesses served light re-
freshmenta.
Mr. and Mrs. H. c. Unger. Of La
porte who were here on short visit
with their son, Mr.. Clifford Unger. re-
turned to their home Thursday. Mr..
and Mrs. Tnger went to the state fair
in their automobile. but when APP
proa ching a bridge near Nevada. the
car collided with an auto coming on
the bridge. They drove the car to Des
Moines where 1t was left for repairs.
The Concordia Nahebund was en-
tertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
Gottlieb Schmelz. 1o7 South Second
avenue. The time was spent in tying
comforters. after which the hostess
served lunch, assisted by her daugh-
Ter Mamie. and Miss Loa Aligeyer. Mrs.
John Studer and Mrs. H. Wheater were
guests OF the nahebund. No meeting
will be held cor another month, on acc
count Of fair Week.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-01
.1AETS TRAN my
PASS THRU CITY
ACCORDING TO TENTATIVE
SCHEDULE PRECEDENT TO 10
THRU HERE SEPT. =.
EXPECTED TO TAKE c. q. W.
WATERLOO 70 pEs MONIES
According to the Schedule Given Out
the Presidential Special Should Go
Thru This City About $50 In the
Afterncon-No Mention Made Of Stop
Here.

According 10 the itinerary Of P-esi-
dent Taft and the party that will ace
company him on his western trip. as
given out by his private secretary, c.
u. Hilles. the presidential party will
pass thru this city on the afternoon
of Thursday. Sept: %. The special
carrying the president will go thru
over the Chicago Great Western from
Waterloo 10 Des Moines.
While the road that will haul the
presidents train between the two cit
les is not given. it is presumed that
i. Will be the Great Western, as 1t is
the most direct route between the two
cities
Reach Here About 4:30.
According TO this schedule the train
should pass thru this city going south
about 1870 o'clock in the afternoon. Ac-
cording tn this tentative schedule the
president will be in Council Bluffs from
g. 10 TO 40 ia the morning. He Viii
arrive at Fort Dodge at 1905 in the
morning and leave at 1890 for Water
loo. where he will arrive al 1855 in the
afternoon Remaining there for little
more than an hour the train departs
for Des Moiaes at 3:.5. The president
will remain in Des Moiaes over night
and his first stop the next morning will
be at OttumEa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-01
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