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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-24
Oct, Sn.eIfer

~ N
Gag sin 5sn, Din eneite, JON
on ~pIifer, Siaaf. og san til @orias
2an0 % ORE BAN Der til ct gr9no-
offer paa ct al 9ier9ene. iom iee
oil pic Dig. Saale0es loo oct /
for0nms Gage III Den gomle CUBS
Mon0 abra9am, % Qbrobam gior-
De, JON Serren 6eioIeOe, ban tog
in 5en, 9rGnoiel og Offerfnioen
, og began Jig til oct SteO. iom Ser.
rem biloe pie bam. Soilten tung
Sang mao oct fife bape o9ret for
Abra6am, % boor tuuet mao oct
life bape opret, oa ban tog Rebet
for at binOe i'm Sen. % mon life
0en 6oano ifGIne6e, iom ban rate
10 eiter Gnioen for at itsoe Den /
Den eneite - Den, ban eIiteoel Men
6oor peIiignet % tort bleb oct
life, oa set Iso ira Serren: 9ee
life bin Saono pon Drenaen; tbi
M Ter ieg, at 6u life iparer DIN
eneite for mig.
gu, nnar mar | oisie Gage lpier
Tan feren" fan man life = og
ifol 6eIler life - unogan at leg
&c Rprfe til ale De Opraob, iom
finoes Oeri. Sta6ia IpOer BET, ian
ira en- % la ira en- unoen: 8i
mangIer Pen9e Der. og Oi maneler
Muno Der, % boor er Oe2 Sa, bort
5olf bar Fengene, og linge 09no
er Der ogioa nof al nonr De oiloe
title iig til 8ieneite.
9tei ieg tror life, Ri maneler
6oerfen N9n0 eaer 8enge, ni bar
nof al begge 9eIe. Men 6oa0 bipI-
per BET, ON iea baoOe nIorie inn
mango 9Iooe, oeriom ieg mangIeoe
7ribfraft til at trGfte 6eml SEQ
fanr life noget pIeiet meO en- BIop
oIene. og inooon er set: banb
6ipIper oet, Ri bar bnaOe Mpno o.
8enge. nonr ri maneIer Dripfrof.
ten til at oripe Dem uOl Ren bpn0
mongIer ri 6a2
Seq Ipite ct grep for en- lib
iiOen. iom en- Ro6er 6ap6e i~frebet
til in Gntter, iom Iige bar reiit
biemme fra, oe Der itoO life: Sea
manaler Dig til at bi9lpe mig me6
at paste Suiet og oine imna 81.
ifen6e; men Ser too: Seq mangler
6ner 4ften, at ie oin fn9lenbe Sfif-
felie. Snorfor2 ior6i ser no fra oen
fnplenoe unge gige uogif en- araft
til ale / Suiet. Oct er, boao bi
monqIer I bort Snmiuno % runot
omfring / De enfeIte Wenigbeoer-
fnpIen0e Wenneifer. Oct er 8rip.
frnften; for bar Ri ferit Iprt at
bsie 6ierte og anp / Sanobeo for
Seius. 90 er Spergsmoolet life,
bpor Iiot jeg fan ORE til SUBS sri.
ge5 Gag, men bbor meget ieg fan
aioe. Ia fan Ri gioe ielu BET, ni
elifer beieit Der poa Sor0en; man.
life BET er oct eneite, ni bar, Serren
fororer al os. Men ct be0enoe Men-
neife pil gerne aipe ait, Tor BET Deb,
at Serren frpoer fun for at gine
tuiin0e 6oIo igen. &porle6es full
6e ener funoe ri boloe noget tilbo.
&c FOR BAN, iom gap Jig ieIu ben
til en- @enIesningsbetaling for os2
93ei, lao os 9ine BAN alt, ia nlt,
ieIo oct eneite, BET bi elifer. Won it.
fe 2lbra5am orog biem meO @Ia0e2
10 iiffert, ban aiorOe, b~oorfor2
foroi ban bapoe bpret lDoig MOB
&erren. So, Serre, bi9lp on oginn
os til altiO at bore lDOige moo Dig
90 oil be TONNE gengefasier fpl-
oes, og en- Sfare nf unge 0pnO
og apinber bill bragg no for at FOR.
fpn6e oct glade guoifdb for De 5olf,
iiom iio6er | Wsrfe.
Beter geteren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-24

natsti0." Derfor snifeOe Den bersm-
tie 8ioenitobsmnno gniteur at tro
iom en- bretagne'if 9onOefone =
en- 9tutfoens iamuritanif aninoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-24
Srit.
GoGfefafenoer for 1912.
1or at introouiere Dor Sa'
lolna Tor 8gaer, Yoltfort,

DO, TT enbDer ypier q oette BIdo OF o
Ienoe abfDlnt frit ct @fsemtplar al oor
6olfetalenoer for 1912, inoehoi0enoe mango
TortRlinger pg Stisier, oerlont e lenoer
ps 20 eaer Here 8enners 91anne % Aoresler.
]. Y. LEAcRMAN & SON, . Minneapolis, MINI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-24
BEGAA IKE sELvMoRD MED

Les: sNatur- Kur', ON Naturens sim
pie Low, Paradis ~genfundet. Pris sl.O0.
The International Health Co.. 273 So.
Broadway, Yonkers, N. Y.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-24
For 8 nye Holdere:

Fru Helene Hempels Koge- og Hushold-
ningsbog. En- gkonomisk og praktisk
Haandbog for HusmSdre. 2S9 Slider,
trykt paa godt Papir, smagfuldt I'D
styret og indbunden.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-03
gineinnati, l. SuIi.
Nsue5ppotbsfsn.

Nsue5ppotbsfsn.
Gsore. Gitsrfslb on Souibsrn Sbio
g. y. Co., $240O.
Glisobsth Roossrs on ;yiiamann 6.
u. 3. 60. $2500.
eugene u. Woreeniisrn On 0poIIo
g. Il. g. Co., $270O.
Gptparo 2. Risbp an 5oms g. gi.
Co.. $l700.
Gsoro. Gihorn on Central Jairs
mount y. II. 6. Go, $1400.
6. =. 2anss on bisielbe. $4,000.
SerieIbt an 5arrp Didmon;
$181.69.
CLARA grO.amp on Samu.I ..
Cooper, $500.
5rnnt u. Gliubtr on Brighton Gers
man 81, Co., $1,000.
Charles Wa. grautman an Ireberid
6. Shumann. $1,000.
Si.pbsn y. Wlners an 9urnst
Doobs .. II. e. Co.. $1,000.
Sofspb 6. sbism ON G.Orss 1bi.u.
6. gbalIsn JiQmors on 4bnonce g.
Il. 6. Co., S25O0.
4b.lia pants on 4nns z. Gimps
fon. $1,000.
Gbparb Gi6lsr on genspu. 9. o.;
$500.
GfeI W.na6ofgtp an psarI S.rss.
Wldrfst pani: So. 300.
Wlcubs Woore on 5eurp 9emiaib;
1890.
Crris @. COBB on apono g. uni
6. Co.; $3.50.
3arrp yaiionper an Ridoius 8
9oban, IT,; $1,000.
Terielbe an Wilier Gnsgins; $4O0
abs 5aeser an Anna s. 2uefsn;
$4o0.
Morsaret Seller an linisp 9. uni
e. Co.; $25OO.
ausuita .. segtsr an Wiibbratpal
9. u. Co.; $500.
George greaDes an Groni O. Sum'
mer; $3.50.
u. 6. Dooben an Weit priee Oil
Q. unb 6. Co.; $27D.
| 0ttiIgte 6ppotbefen.
| MeuDilIe GDlnr an Gbus. Jijhr
| $500.
| gbnorb g. Risbp an DoIunteer 8
unb 3. Co.; $1,000.
| Carrie g. Rarnes an Qipinia u
ped; SITS.
| Dnpib 9. Jones an 1i.le O. uni
t1. Co.; 5000.
| M. unb o. 4ntbmnu an Genno
| Eosrmnunt o. q. unb g. Co.; $2200
| 3. n. 0crm0s a. esWk = mi q
IL GAsA7G0
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-03

g. 6. JilImors an abpanrs y. urlo
6. Co.; $500.
qniprenee 6arper an Centennial y.
u; $3.50.
2eonharo 9rummer an Wargorsiha
ooae; $l70O.
8. .. Cobb an apollo y. uno 8.
Co.; $3.50.
Grsb.. Yorbs an Rorthpeiiern y. II.
6. Co.; $1,000.
sSoiepb Grtel an Goutbern Ghio y.
unb Z. Co.; $4,000.
Sarab Gifber an Sslma ellis;
$500.
Rsbeeea 6. 5hraiber an GuifWiths
branal y. a. Co.; $7O0.
Ssiie u. Gtepenion on g. Us. Goo
per; S70o.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-03

anna glltboff an 6snrn s. 9eilier,
33 BEL 100 Sub on Der Sitfeite BON
Sibnep ape. $2400.
Gecree Slider an 9enrn acbl, Got
13 in george Siiher's llnterabtbeis
lung; 81.
eSpIepb 8. aunsler an gbarlsg ".
|Seilier, Cots 521 uno 522 In Stepben
aemper's llntsrabtbeiluns in ct. 8ers
noro; 81.
Gbarles u. Moberts an peterWorit,
"a BEL 92 5ub an Der norblihsn Seitt
bon 0ud Greet Rodh; 81.
Ddpib 6. Sonss an 0eIfen y.
Sones, so bel $50 s5uB an Der oftlihsn
Seite pon Burns Npenue, "a yub iiios
lid ppn Der Wentpurtb ape. in Wnoz
ming; 81.
&. O. S6mibIopp an albert
GienL SO Bet 40 SUB, oil Der Siio'
Ieite Der God Ctr, SpiIhsn SehIier
iuO adicr Ctr; 1000.
2ouiia Steuer OH gfcl Wienod,ofs'
fu. % Bel so SUB on Der &aoe
StrcBe. 5tplidlen Central apeniie uno
ssobn Strobe; 81.
Clara &. TeGontp on arthur
1otpea, IheII BON Got 27 in 3anlil.
ton Gorrtp Soiiie g gIiociation lin.
terabthciluA1 IN Sartiuell; ST.
esarnes 9R. Stone au Charles e.
sseber ilno slnbere, 2of 1913 inSieb.
point llnternbtbetliino; 81.
Ssrsberid Dorbs an Gbiporb Gids
Ter, 20 BET 50 5ub an Der fiibIihen
Seite bon 8roipne Strobe; 81.
Seth 20 gropn an Qnna feierioe.
Cots "a unb 35 in Rorfpoob ioisblano
Spnbitat llntsrabtbeiInng; 81.
8eores 70. WiIinms an bic 3ip.its
Rational gant, % bel 100 sJub an Der
iuoIi6en Ssits bon 8iertsr Strobe,
spiIhen groaondp unb Sneamors
Strobs; isrnsr, gtsil BON Sns2ot IL
an 9roabndp; 81.
Wliusr :. Sugssins an 5snrn Ri
longer, gbsil BON Cots 33 uno "a in
Der llrterabth,iluna bes Soutb Rcrs
lpooo Snnbitats; 81.
Wartba 90. 2inb on Benjamin Di.
tinioH, IL adsr 2anb in Se.iion 10
in 0rsen 5onnihip; 81.
2lnna 6. Girbh an 5drrp .. Ban
ming. Cots l02 unb ITO in Mprris
unb Smitb's llniernbtb,iIung; 81.
Rif,urh gusftu Eretutor ON Gle
| mems 9ornnu, 20 bel S5 Gub an be,
Wefti,ite Der Tonnersberssr Strabsi
$3.50.
Sclepb a. Col. on Rarsar.. Se0.r
so bsi 100 Jub. an Der nDrbIihtr
Stits Ron Megormid VIdee, 80 5uf
ipeitli6 bon Waplepooo 4pe.. 81.
2ouis r. WaIttr an Garri, pro
pbetsr, 80 Bel $50 5ub on Der noro
Ii6en Seits pon mpob 4ptnus; ST..
| Rebetea 6. 5braiber on ausufta .
gsrior, 40 Bel 130 Juh on Der OF
Iiten S.i.. BON 9aume Sirab., Is.
| Jub norbIih pon Der Gritien Strabe
$1Oo.
Gran. q. GUNNER II. u. on Geo
Gredpts, Cots 81 unb SO in 6. W
SbOrt's untsrab.h.ilyns in Jsrn6an,
! S1.OO.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-03
grHubeisentbams : IttertrasxHlsu

George u. 2ttlen on WoIter Webb,
Cots 10, 40, Al, AZ unb 107 in 6ats
fielo Bar! llnisrabibeilung. 81.
Ibrabam u. Fnplon an gtarks
5oefslmsisr, Got 90 in Sirftberg u.
fopIaus untsrab.beiluns in gkniot.
81.
gbnarb g. !Risbn an Janni. Rig.
bp. Got 72 in grpant Ii. 9repors llrs
terabih. in Jairmouni. 81.
gomoIeat Chambers an Charles
g. Chambers, Cots 80 unb 80 in
Der Spanbps Spnbicaie unterabtb.
81.
German aotbmonn an GeoreeGihs
born, Got % in 1bon,pfon n.Tbomps
fons /. llni.rabtbeiIung in Gair.
mount. 81.
5enrp u. Hurre on 5orrp O.
pounsforb, 38 Bel 30 syub an Der
Siicieite Der 4. Str. 158 Jub tpeftl.
bon Wain Ctr. 81.
4nn. &. Gimpipn an Mb<lic
PANTS. 90 Bel 16O CUB an prOfeFor
1pe., 442 Gub pefli4 bon 6cmilion
phe. $4,000.
9enrp J. Sonten an DernurbSdn'
ten H., Got rs III hr Wft. ct. Wins
cent Spnbiects rnterabtb. 81.
Dliper g. Conner, per Sberiff. an
5roHf r. Npnmon, Cots 95 unb go
g George Ular.tnl iistesattb. h mt
|){bemA 81
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-03

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Gtoaraphitfd d 10 q d.

Damt: -Sialien miibtsn Sie ii4 an.
ieben. 6err prosmener!"
-aommt nlIts! NG9ites 5nbr
nlohen mir ne HorbIanbEreife, uno bo
ntbmen iDir bie Ode sIsiH nit
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-03
Gimerts 3tfmen.

Il Sid5trts 3tt4tn.
Griter Bunboltfr: I'D olanbe. ber
Chi misb 9lti6 NIT einem 0onnertuets
ter Hbex 4nl 9erf1nen.
8neite{ 8u1hoIteE: .Bhio7s
oxper Bud 4alier: .Gsfen 81 bod
- 6lnu aua lstnes 0tssn,s-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-03
Mrs. B. Yaeger,
--sie psraAmtelfs----
Ua0rlagerin Oieles 3eita(ters.

e1cn tn ber aIteitsn 8ch eab Cd astulilt
Berioneu. nts hur6 BITE g6cpfuns prper bssaei
paren. unb cd Heet ietH apstfei boz. DOB
ald beutsutoss noA a,erfonen ertfttren, on
bur1 etne unbsfnnufs Rrcft TN etanee ftne'
EteIes su t1un une noraussnfneeu, uas tar
anoers srftnunIi6 10 unb bieiot. 6hr sol0eS
bot bic antir hiefe Dame Defenders besnnf'et
beun Jie bat itr BITE feItene Gabe rerIisher. bas
eeber ibrer wsitmeuften tote etn ou'seftld9e'
nes @rcb aenau su Iefen gereebt nt6,, oab
Ee In ibrer eieenen Rcftbcus on Seeftr aoeHne
pcbrtt. ysehmt bic Goii Gno Car titlt6 DIE
Seeyir apenus. barn aest hieieIbs btnant, bis
abr bic ihbns sfefiosns bon Srau .. 0dssss
srreidt. Sos 1Gus NJ sur iinisn Sano ui''
sm Baum 1T oss 9aue:
MRS. B. YAEGER,
Sssfiu apenns. asnwppb. G!neinEati o.
Rreis 80 Gents unb baribsr.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-11-28
GOVERNORS Plans.
3lease Expects to Attend Several I'M
portSnt Conventions Outside
State.

Columbia, Nov. 23.-Gov. Blease
expects to attend the Good Roads
convention in Washington on Decem-
Der and 7, and then go across to
Baltimore to attend the Emigration
convention, called for that date by
Governor Carouthers, of Maryland.
The conference will be participated in
by the governors of the Southern
States and the presidents of the South
ern railroads, and will deal with the
problem of getting desirable class
of emigrants for the South. The Deep
er Waterways convention will be in
session on the 6th and 7th of Decem-
Der, and Governor Blease considers
both of these of prime importance to
the South, and, if rightly conducted,
can result in much good to this Sec
ton. He will take in both conventions
unless prevented by official duties.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-11-28

Pulaski Lodge, No. 20, /. 0. o. F.
Pulaski lodge, No. 20, I. o. o. F.,
will meet in Klettner's Hall Friday
evening. November 81, at s o'clock. All
members are requested to attend.
J. Y. Jones,
W =. Peterson, Noble Grand.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-11-28
Another Blanket Sale.

You all know when Mimnaugh announces a
sale what it means Wednesday when the city
bell strikes o'clock the great Blanket sale be-
gins. These Blankets are all piled up stairs on
counters to be sold at almost any price you want
to pay, s1.49, $1.o8, $2.4e, $3.50, $500 and
$780, You can't match 'em.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-23
WE'D THIS TIME.
"soobie" Booth and Miss Gertrude
WoIken Married in Des M oines

Without any Joking Robert James
Booth. OF this city. chief clerk of the
traffic department Of the Western Gro
cer Company. and Miss Mabel Gertrude
Wolken Of Dillon. we're married in Des
Noines at high noon today. similar
announce-ne nt was made on Aug. 10
last but from later Developments. il
seems the announcement was "prema-
ture." The first publication of the we'd
ding was made as the result Of what
Nj Booth considered would be a good
joke. when he sent a telegram to his
chief. z, II. Draper. instructing him 20
"a Sc the cigars among the bows" as
he had been married the afternoon be-
fore knowing Miss Wokeu 20 he Mr..
Booths affianced. and supposirg the
telegram genuine. Mr.. Draper Informed
the newspapers. and the Booth Wolken
wedding was formally announced Mr..
Booth found Il hard to explain matters
after tho publication. and the publicity
naturally proved embarrassing TO Miss
Wolken. The wedding today, however.
IS heraIded by formal announcements
ma lied 70 friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Booth will m AXE their
home in this city. and for the present
will reside with Mr. Booths parents
Mr.. and Mrs. William Booth. 211 North
First avenue.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-23
AFFAIR OFFER.
Your Money Back II You're Not Satis.
fed

We pay for all the medicine used
during the trial. if our remedy fails to
completely relieve you of constipation
We take all the risk. You are not
obligated to us in any way whatever.
IL you accept our offer. That's a
mighty broad statement. but We mean
every word of 1t. Could anything be
more fair for you?
A most scientific. comm on sen Sc
treatment is Rexan Orderlies. which
are eaten like candy. Their active
principle Is a recent scientific discovery
that is odorless, colorless and tasteless;
very pronounced. gentle and pleasant in
action, and particularly agreeable in
every way This Ingredient does noc
cause diarrhoea. nausea fatulence.
gripping or any Inconvenience whatever.
Rexall Orderlies are particularly good
for children. aged and delicate persons
If you suffer from chronic or habit
ual constipation. or the associate or de-
pendent chronic ailments. We urge you
to try Rexall OrvlarlieS a, our risk Re
member you can ge, them in MARSHALL
town only a. our store. - tablets 10
cents; So IA bets % cents-The ReNaN
store. Mcbride & VIII Drug Company
corner Main and Center streets and 331
South Third avenue.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-23
In the Police Court.

Roy EanTreese, living on Jerome
street, near Sixth, was arrested SAT-
urday night by Desk Sergeant Goodale
for threatening to commit a public Of
Tense The complaint was filed by
Mattresses neighbor, J. H Ball VAN
Treese gave bond for his appearance in
Justice Peek's court this evening.
John Kelley and Henry Morris, who
were arrested for vagrancy by the
sheriff's officers. were sent to Jail for
five days by Justice Willard this morn
ing.
Ed Marquis. arrested for vagrancy.
was this morning given a chance to
get out Of town by Justice Willard to
escape sentence of thirty days in
jail. Marquis took the Chance"
James F. Hand and Frank Harper,
both Of whom were arrested for as
sault and battery. the complaint
against each being filed by the other
were arraigned before Justice Willard
this afternoon.
The cases against ROLAND Jones,
George Wittel, Glen Baker. and George
Carmichael, which grew out Of the
trouble between Lennox Machine Com
pany's employees and strikers pickets,
was continued for another week in
Justice Millard's court today.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-23
ANNOUNCES HIS CANDIDACY BE.
FORE RESULT OF STRAW
VOTE is KNOWN.
ACKNOWLEDGES COMMITTEE
HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH IT
Mr.. Turner Explains That Com n, ittee
Has Not Yet Counted Final Returns
and is Not Responsible For Greene,
But Has No RICH. to Object to What
He Has Done.

Loca, politics began 10 s!zzle today
when Merritt Greene announced his
candidacy for mayor Mr.. G-eene's
name had hean included among fifteen
Others or the ballot used in the straw
vote an3 "a this vote was not closed
have no. vet been counted. Ii is not
known how Well Mr.. Greene ran in the
balloting and NJ. Greene. apparently
does not care FOR he projects his candi-
6acy without awaiting the returns OF
the straw vote which he. of course. has
an undiSputed right to do The straw
vote committee is neither for nor
responsibility for il whatever mas
consider the result Of its enterprise in
taking the straw vote.
Greene Single Driver.
Mr. Greene stated to the Tines-Re-
publican today in submitting MS an
that ne was acting solely
upon his own motion. that he wanted
his announcement. TO appear today be-
fore ,he citizens committee had can
vassed the final returns Of their straw
vote so as 70 establish the fact clearI!
thai his candidacy is projected without
or disapprnval OF that COM
mtrtee and without any action by them
upon his case whatsoever. He said
he understood that he was rum ing we'll
with other candidates n the straw vote
but believed that none would get a ma
to-.ty and In view o. the fact that there
had been some criticism OF the -aking
81 a straw vote re hoped that the re-
suits would not De made public
TIE nm:t,ee vii! canvass The final
returns today or tomorrow
Turner's Statement.
My. Turner. chairman OF the COM
mittse. when seen TO-DAY said: our
committee has not yet had time to
count the fnal returns OF its straw
vote and we have not urged Mr.
Greene nor anybody else TO run l do
no1 know what We VIII do but we
have never had the slightest intention
81 trying TO suppress the candidacy Of
any man and We have no right nor de-
sire to object 20 Mr.. Greene's candi-
dacl- except that We want IL clearly
understood that we have no RESPONSE
biliry for what Mr.. Greene has decided
TO do. And we shall try to prevent his
announcement interfering with our
final judgment when the straw vote is
known"
Was Formerly Councilman.
Mr.. Greene is one of the prominent
business men OF the city. being at pres
ent engaged in farming with resi-
dence just inside the corpora ton line.
but has had a long and successful ex-
perierce in business and was once en-
gagged in the gas business in western
Pennsylvania. Many years ago he was
connected with the barbed wire fac
tory of this city and served two terms
as councilman from the Second ward
in 1SS4-7 and one term as councilman
from the Third ward in 1902. 1t wah
during the last term that the records
% The city water department were re-
organized and systematized by Mr..
EE errnayer under Mr. Greene's instruc-
tons as chairman of the water works
committee of the council.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-23
FINDS HOMES FOR GIRLS.
Hittenmark chi!lren Helped Thru
r.R PuhIicitv

In response 70 the publicity given by
he Times Republican on request Of
Mrs. Luther Ray. agent Of the Inter
denoTnin t:onal Charities Association
three daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Her
nan H:ttenn1ark. Us May street. were
found homes and employment. Mrs.
Hittennark. who is an invalid and has
been III for a year was moved TO the
Franklin White hospital Saturday az
ternoon. The expense Of the woman's
rreatment viii be borne Jointly by the
charity association and the county.
Dora. aged u. the Oldest daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Hit,enmark was given
employment, at he hospital where. dur
ing her spare hours. she hopes to be
able TO study nursing Florence. the
1@-year- old daughter. who is in school,
was taken into she home OF Mr.. and
Mrs J. +. Radcliffe. 400 Union street.
where the girl will work for her board
and continue her school work. Clara
Bel Younger daughter. will make her
home With Mr.. and Mrs. Debates and
attend school
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-23
ENTER SOUTHWEST
Marshall Oil Company 70 Make Kansas
City a Distributing Center in the
Near Future-Now Largest Inde-
pendent Oil Company in the Country.

Marshall Oil Company. the largest
independent oil company in the United
States with general Offices and factory
al Marshalltown. Iowa and branches al
Mason City. Oskaloosa. Lincoln. St
Louis. Sioux Fails, Aberdeen Fargo,
Albert Lea, Bismarck and Minnea polls,
will enter the southwestern field IN the
very near future and Kansas CITY has
teen selected as the distributing center.
A modern building has heen rented
at the corner of Eighth ard Troop
streets. owned by Charles Well.
Ii ia stated that The company will job
a full and complete line OF Pennsvl
vania lubrica;ing oils such as auto oils.
engine oils. farm machinery oils. steam
engine and gas engine cylinder oils
railroad oils etc Their policy IS to sell
TO or thru the dealer only
The com pany expects 10 handle the
celebrated Roseine PENNSYLVANIA Kero-
sene which il IS claimed is the best and
highest grade kerosene oil made in the
world being refined from the Premium
crude Oil OF the world by special pro-
cess.
Manager G. n. Ruth says that they
plan TO make the Kansas City station
the best and largest OF their eleven sta
tons and that Kansas CITY was select
ed because of its commercial suprem
acy and superior shipping facilities.
A manager for this sta ton has NOT
yet been appointed but the management
states he will have to be man who is
thoroughly acquainted N:itf1 the oil bus
mess and can take good care OF a large
trade
If present plans carry Mana ger Ruth
saws that they will be ready 20 make
shipments Feb. Is. and that eight or
ten experienced oil sales men will be
calling on the Oklahoma. Texas. Kan
sas and western Missouri trade the first
or second week of February
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-23
REORGANIZATION OF BODY AND
STRIKE OF SEVEN YEARS
AGO RECALLED.
PRESENT UNION MAS HELD
ITS CHARTER TEN YEARS
Members Talk Of the Old "hand Days"
and on the Wslfars Of the Order in
Social Ssssion-Geed Feeling Be.
tween Employers ard Employes-Ed
Austin Prize Seieist.

II response TO proof sheet" notice.
machine set. and bearing the regulation
Tyl,og-a phical Union. No. Ala. OF this
c!ty. celebrated Saturday night at the
A. .. L. W. hall che tenth anniversary
day. and the seventh anniversary OF the
strike tina, took place Jan. -. 1904
\ banquet and social session marked
the anniversaries celebration and
proved mos. enjoyable affair. The
invitation posted in the different Of
ices employing members Q: the union
was as follows: