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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-13

ermoelidte uno aud Die 9onno-
peroner init ibrelt Iriiffeln lit
regeren 8ettbeperb traten. DIS
&onieruen in 8iidien ooer @la-
fern erleioen Die 8erigoros, se-
ldalt ooer ungeidalt, cine gii-
bube ibrer @or5iige. gbenoosieI.
be gilt bon ben eetrodnetelt
9ementipredeno fino Die 9reiie fir
lie erbeblid biaiger seitellt. Sc.
oenfoas miro friide oe,ati6e ooer
italienii6e Sriiffel ser 9erieornr
9onierbe por5uaieben iein. 0ob Die
8riiffeln nit ben Sineifen ser
&odfunit eng oerl6piitert iino,
1T ia algemein befannt. Sic ipie.
len cine 9oGe BEL sen StroBburger
@anieleber : Halteten, BET Sen Sim.
bales u1o 8arfoits bon @qnle(e-
Der, bel ben @ntenlebers u,lo @ilH
paiteten, bel aetuiiien groten uno
Saucen nao foaar bel einigen Ga
laten.
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Wie friiber lit 9cmtidlanb 8eil.
nad)ten gefeiert iuur6e.

@od) in borieen Sabrbu1oert
Ilobn III beribieoeuen @egen6en
9euti6lanos oas @eibnadtsfelt ge.
lpiiiermaBen ieinen Mnfane idoll
orei 8oden borber in ben erlten Ea.
gen oes 9bbents NIT ben logenaml.
ten alopfcrstagen. gs 5oeen aIs.
Damn Die @inoer, in gesleitung Der
@reiie 0es Srtes, nit Stofen in 6er
Sano bon Sans 5u 9aus, flopften
oarnit on olen Saustiiren an, Jam
gen @eibnabtslieoer uno muroen
BON Den Sausleuten nit @abeu, BE-
ltebeno aus 9rot, Sriihten ul1o oer-
gleidell reidli6 bei1enft. Scr Ieb-
tie 9eiud gait Dem Bfarrer, bon benz
ieocs 9ino ein MISREPRESENTATION
ullo einen 2ebfuden empfing. Die
Wrnnobeoeutnng oieies @ufauges
NOR bie grinnerune an 6as @nflo-
pfcn unb Nadiuben Ser gltern
Gbriiti Inn cine &erberge in getbIe-
1em. Sim Hadmlittage Dor benz bei.
ligen @benoe beriantmeIten iih Sic
Ginocr abermals in einem %offentli.
den 2ofale. Sin elmer &one, sic
mitten int 3immer oben angebraAi
NOR, nuroen Gbriftmefen mittels Ell
ller S6nur auf uno ab ge5ogen iitlb
oallab bon Den &ill6ern iouh3cno
utlo ipringenb geboibt.
Mm beiligen Mbenb lelb1t murbe
I'M 6 ubr bon alien Siirmen Ser
vSrieoe" gelautet uno bon ollen go.
rem Der Stdote berab ouspofount.
8a batte jeoe Mrbeit elm Cube. Gs
pcriammelten ii6 Die Sartsgenoiien,
llial, betete unb iang @eibnadtsIic-
Der urlo bierauf pnroe elm beldeioe-
tes Mabl eineenomnlen, oenn onl
gorobenoe beg beiligen @eibnodts
fcltes muroe niht lur bon ocn st.
tern. ionoern al6 BON ben &inoern
| gefaitet. SIM 2aufe oes Mbenos,
udbretbbeiien gbri1tfin6sfagen nit
aieoern abiuehielten, tpuroe Die Sc
| rido-&oie aug Der defenders GUT
@ufbemabrung beitimmten Sole ber-
porgebolt uno in Elm @las Baiier
| aeiett. Die Seriho : Stolen ipahien
in 8ulaitina, b%eionoers om Soroau-
milo, muroen friiber bon Sen 8rel5-
fabrern ms @benolano gebra6t.
lpdter als Sanoelsartifel. Sic flei,
men 3meige Ser natiirIif trodenen
Hoie hreiteten 1id i'm @oiier aus
mo ihimmertelt gum niht gerin-
| gen gritalinen Ser @in6er ettpns
rotlih.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-13

piiroe iie i'm gulr5 beittutntt. Denn
beute erit Uiiroe iie gum e%ritell.
nal eillenl Manne ge6oren in bod,
tier 2ebensluoune, 1T iubelnoer, per=
itebenoer 9ingebung. = Ole Sron-
eenbliiten Iagen auf ibrem &opfe,
uno in ibren1 Seraen erbliibte sic
Wfprtbe III berrli6iter 8erbeiBune.
Sic neigte iid inn gu, als moIl-
tie lie oas itiai6uei9enoe @elDb-
nis i9rer Seele leiie mieoerbolen
uno als er iie neller grregung bin.
gegeben iab, iaete ct nod einmol
nodorudlid)er: u2ucie!"
Sic menoete linn iest ibr antlis
pon 81.
u6ran5", fam es ME ein Saud)
Don ibren 2ippen, lid liebe Gid!
Sin ltol5es, befrieoigtes @uflelt6,
ten iuar in Dem 8lide, nit Dem
er lie aniab. @ortlos mo bod in
beiBen 2iebesbetel1erungen.
Ser 9iideeieaIdaft mareln oieie
Sorgange, iomol bic innerliden CT.
regungen Der graltt luie oie Ieiie
3ipielprad)e bes 1ellpermablten
Hanres, entgangen. Solde Stim-
nllitlgen bea9tet man ni9t, neil iie
begreifli6 erideitren, auBeroem bat
ten bus erqniiite Diner. uno Die
erlelenen @eine Die 3ungen &C..
lott. Ole llnterbaltung mar leb-
batter geluorher man beid1ftigte
lid mebr matchmaker. IS abb fir
Die vliebe Samilie" eenlle gu ieben.
81 belpunoern unb 5lt beneioe1t, su
ploltoern uno 51 flatiden uno
Dos @eledidoftsbilo befam balls lei
men aIlgemein iibli1en &arat-
ter. selr goitb idien iebt ser.
@ltrelit ullo perlnofte ibren gepobn-
ten beitern l1meangston nift felt
5ubalten. Sic mar gu erregt, uto
ibr auge uen0ete li9 INNER mie-
Der au 2ueie, als obnte lie, oab
III oIeler Stunoe boblten Slides
Der acknowledgement triibIten Sc.
oenfens benz Sreuoenfelde beige.
lliidt lei. @ie oanfte iie i'm Sti[-
len ibrem Sdmaeer, bab er 2r-
Gle %erforen, bob er ibr oas ipate.
ober umlo reidere Slid bringen
tpiiroe. @ertieft bur1 Die in Sci,
oeli g%euonnene Grfenntnis. Ser.
geblid iubte lie ibren Slid olf
iid 81 5ieben. ct mar mol olld in
men gefebrt, nno 10 beiorn Tie iif,
snolih auf ibre Gfli6t Dem @aite
beg Sonies eeseniiber, Dem einsi-
gen 5remben oil oieier Safelrnn-
De, Dem Gedtsanult Or. 9aroer.
(Surtlesullg folet.)
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u | | c + I { /.

Gas Dor lanserer 3eit en-
nallnte @aiiermerffomite bat geiterll
feline erite Sisune a~bgebalten. Ml-
oeriilan @ideIano ipuroe gum Dor
iisenoen ertpablt.
gu 9ireftoren Ser CHAMBER Of
Commerce lpuroen erpGblt: $. 8
4nlff CHARLES @raebner, Otto 4oeb-
Ter, Serntam g. Staafe nno 81
mon Sranf.
Sn ben CARDS Der S. & @.
%. 8abn muroe geltern Mbeno Elm
Nam Namens SranfIin iiberfab-
rem. Sein Infer Mrm muBte OBJ
genommen per6en.
6ranf 6. 9urltreB it. lit 5ri,l
H~rdiioenten Der grpreB Bubliibine
GomponD ertp1blt poroen.
Snt Alter bon 83 Sdbrer
Itarb 6rau CLARA &uebrer, felt IS
Sabren einc @~etuobnerin uniercr
Gtaot.
TIMER Garllepal ion fiinftie
uJieita Gan Saeinto~ beiBen.
BaiI s. 8iGaret it. lit gum
Glerf i'm Stats 8anf Geparte-
Ineilt ernannt tporoen.
0as Hroteltantiide M~ltenbein1
BEL San Mntonio iudt einen fdbigen
Arbeiter. @ltfidIuB erteilt Ealtor
Carl Gaenger, 100 6. glmira Ctr.
San Nntonio. Ser.
Die iduebenoe Sdulo Ser
Gair-@eIenidaft lift nm $4,000 Der
mitoerf tporoen.
Sn Srieorihsburg ltarb Sroll
2aren 3oenig I'M Bitter BON sc
Snbren. sic fam 1848 mad
Grieorihsburg.
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LokaIes.

9eiratsh eine.
Sermann SO. Snmmel nro Morp
%. S. Borders.
Sobn S. gate urto emma Bope
JorreB GolnpnneQ iino Innn
Meeriheiot.
emil g. @oebpeller Ii. Settle 81.
sSbe.
Srailf Meper u,to Seuo gobeu.
alopiills 81. areib II. SIa Sdier.
Gus. 81. Shmitt nflb 2llep Code.
@eburten.
st.. 9. Maboorff unb Sralt, ell
Maohen; Sam 81. Monn uno Srau.
Elm Mdoden; @m. 2anee uno Sral,,
rin anabe;; $. 3ieeler unb Sran,
Elm @nabe; s. $. glsler nno Srat,
Elm Maoden; @nl. $. Steill nnn
Srail, Elm &no6e.
Go0esfalle.
Maurice Sandman, 46 Sabre
Mifbreo 6. 9roeger, Is Monate:
Mrtbur Sdott, Is Sabre; Sroli
gitber 8. @ltermanl as Sabre; 9l-
bert gartbolomae, AZ Sabre; Mu-
quit @loeler, As Sabre; 9olpbie
Meper, 3h Sabre; Sran aatie
Sungmann, 90 Sabre; 5rau MarD
8rimiinger, 35 Sabre.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-13

Snlan6.

5enafor GnIbprion bat cine
Bill eingebrndtz Die ben 8erlano:
herouihenoer @etrdnfe nah irgeno
ei,ler1 Drobibitionsitaat ooer Yrobi-
bitionsterritorium unmoglid moht
Eas 9ausfonIite fir nlismdr-
tiee Mngelegenbeiterl bat einitimmie
beihloiien, ben Sul5er'ihen 8e.
ihIuB be5uslid Riinoigune oes Der
TRACES nit NuBfano sur Mnnabme
Sit entpfeblen.
Die Gbertuooo : YeuiionsbiG,
Die ben gipilangeItelften Yeniiolierl
aetudbrt, lit i'm &auie mleenommen
Die nadite republifaniihe
Nationnlfonpention miro am IS.
sunni 1T Chicago 5uiammentreten.
Die Bnnoesresierung bat &C.
gen Die limited States Sboe Madi-
nerl Company in goifon einen Bro
5eb gegell BerIebung oes Mnti-
Trnitgeietes eingeleitet.
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Mettete bas 2eben feiner Sra,

uWaeine Jrau ipir0e idon beera.
ben leil1, menn es nift fir vSr.
Sings Seem Discovery ecfueiell
mare, ihreibt %. 8. 8roipi1 BON
Nliscnoine, MIa., Sic lag biiIfIos
I'M Wett meget ibres 2ungeuleioens
uno 9uitens. SD CAB ibr v9r.
Sings Nep DISCOVERY" ein, Die ic.
gIeih anfhIug nno @eiunobeit
brndte." llnfehIbar fir @uiten mo
GrfdItungen, 5uperI6iiie BEL Gut
genIeioen, 8Iutitllr5, Grippe, sfith.
ma, 4aIsbr1une. so Gts ulto $t.00.
BrobefIaihe frei. @arantiert in al.
len Mpotbefen.
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CUR saiion Der srafiel.

Die 8otanifer belebren uns, oaG
Die &riiffeI elm unteriroilter 8il5
lei, oeilen fnolliger, auBen meil;
ounfelbrauner 5rudttrdger Die
Sporenidlaude nit lie bier idpar-
gen Sporen umi9lieBen uno ba5
onrG i'm Srnern oas marmorier-
tie Musleben empfange. 8erlofen-
Der als oieie idosensuerte Oar
ltelung lit Die 8eriiderung, oaB
Die edte SpeiietrIffel por5iigIid]
idmede. Muh obne botoniihe
aenntniiie laBt iih nab @enuB
einiger Sriiffeln Die 8erii1erung
be5iislid oes @eidmads beltatigen,
mo gang beionsers, merln es iif)
I'm edte Yerigoros banoelt. Sdon
Die alteren Sabrgange Der fran5o-
iii6en aoltise idatten Die oeIifa-
ten Spenoen oes iest nit Der bon-
oe~lsfrdftigen Staot 8erigneur gum
Requirement 9oroogne ~eeboriger
@ebiets bon Terigoro in boben,
WeaBe. 9ieie Mertiddbung iii
ben friiden 9erisoros Bis gu I'M.
ieren Sagen gebliebeL oenn in ge-
5ng auf @roma, Bartlett uno &c
ihmaf iteben tie unter oaen Spell
letrIffeln obenan. Die 2eute III
Berigoro miiien oaS uno ltellen bent
entipredeno enorme Yreiie. Sie
beimlen nit ibren Triffeln i6brlidy
Elm babies Duseno Miaionell
5rnnes elm, oenn Der @erlanoi
blibt, neil Die 9eadirase nid,l
aufbort. Noturlih iino Die Geri.
CORDS III Deutidlomo nod erbcb.
tib teurer: elm babies &ilo aus
geiudblter Baare, Die a la lerpietta
gu ierpieren lit, foitet 5ipiiden 20
uno 80 Marf. ltno auf Elm babies
&ilo entfaaen faum elm 9useno
Stiid. Sino iie miiroig, q Ia fer.
uIette ierbiert gu iperoen, 10 iuer
ben tie 5upor gemaiden, gebiiritci
lnto etipa atuansig Minuten Ians
in @ouiaon, @llrgunoer ooer gbam.
pagner gefodt. Sic iteacn oan,l
cine 0elifatciie oar, bie ieoelIl
Gourmet als SodgenuB eriten Mal;-
ges erideint. Snoeiien miro sic
Saiion nibt burh Die Berisoros
eroffnet, Ga oicle nirflid felt,
idon uno idmar5 crit gu 4nfan5
9e5ember iino, ionoern ourd bie
erbeblib biaisercn Griiffeln aus
Sannoper. S6on Mitte 0ftobcr
fommem lie sti Marft, germ empfan-
gen iogar BON 6einibmedern
oenn al5u melt iteben lie binter ben
Eerigoros nidt olriif. Wdhit oell
bannoperiden iino Die idleiiidel
st nennen. sic gelaneen pornebm-
lid in ibrer Seimat gum gerfalf
mo lie als cine Ser beIten ipeiBen
griiffeliorten 9eutidlonoS redt
erbeblihe 8reiie er5ielen, geod in
Der eriten S1lfte oes bergangcneil
S~abrbrnoerts puroen bon ertra
angeiteIten 9riiffeIfufern griif,
feln aug ben oberi6leiiiden @al.
bern nod Berlin fir Die foniglidle
6pffiid)e eeIiefert. 0ie Senouteell
borten aut ols Der 5unebmenor
Giienbabnperfebr einen ihnellcll
mo bealiemen 8eaua bon 8eriaorna
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@ans belonoers au empfehle

@att5 Defenders gu empfeblell
iino Die erit fiir5lid befannt getuor.
benen beimiih praparierten nSalfet-
berger 8aiier". 9urd ibre anBer-
oroentliden Seilfrdfte aber baben iip
ii6 ihon bie 8elt. ernbcrt. 4le oie.
ienieen, nel6e an &beuntotismis
ODER @i6t leioen, forncn nit Der
groBten 3uperiift in oie 3ufunit
ihnien oenn bieie 8aiier bemirfen
in notwithstanding fiir5er 3eit, cine
obiolute Sur. 2eien sic Die an5eioc
BON NSOlf 3oll, Sapetteoille, Teros
in 6ieier 3eituna.
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Mrs. WinsIOW's Soothing Syrup.

Set iiber finf3ie Sabren pog
Miaionen bon Miittern fir lire
ainoer NIT Dem belten grfolge BERN
3abnen sebraudt. or berubigt oas
Sinh, eripeidt bas 8abnfleiid umo
hilbert bic Sdmer3en; belt aud
Binofolif unb lit oag bette Witt.l
BET Diarrboe. lleberon BEL Den Mpo.
t6efern 5u baben. Sragt nad Mrs.
@insloip's Sootbine 5prup uno
nebmt nidts anoeres. 25 Gents Die
Ila'hc.
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Sn Der inoiiden Staot Delhi
fat geitern unter Gntfoltuug olt-
BeroroentIihen Yompes Der foge.
nonnte Rronungsourbar oes 8onias
BON Grobbritannien uno 8aiiers
bon Sn6icn itattgefunoen.
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Gnbet @inter . eeioen.

Sir 0ieIe lit Der @inter cine
2~eiOeas8eit. 3ufueiIen %erfrorene Sc.
ben uno Singer, ODER aufseiprunge.
ne 91noe un6 2ippen, 5~roitbeulcr
un6 ralibe &out itellen iih Elm. aber
ioIde ltebeI meiden Dor n8adlen's
Nrnica Safbe~. Gin Deriuh iiber
5eugt. @roBteg Seilniittel fiji
grano- I'M 8riibtpitnoen, @eidpii
re, Shiirfnngenb eczema uli6 Ser.
rcnfungen. BUR 25c 1T olIeii Gpotte.
Ten.
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Gin auseraeuobulihe

Gin OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5aH
pom ainoerfeeen miro aug Senoen
III @eItfoIen gemelbet: Das Che
pnor Soltrup lit erit 312 Sabre
perbeiratet uiio bod bat Der Stord)
bei ibm bereits Bic pierfo 9iiits
obgeitnttet ltno ieoesnal CAB Is
3milinae.
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Giir Die aefahrIidlen 9ronfhe

= Sir Die gefdbrliden 8ranfbei
ten, Die Die Mieren ansreifen,. #
BriflD Alb 8itters Elm iii
febl6ares MitteI. gr beieitiet Miif
fenidmer5ert, geihmoIfene SiiBe mi
bartn0diges aopfpeb -SDmptome
Sic auf Wierenleioen b~intpeiien.
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Die bette ausmabl bon 8eill-
nad)ts @eihenfen fir Sung urt
Mlt, niislid, belebrenb, unterbal.
teno, bel Wie Sensg.
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Wertpoae Y1nbereien.

2ano in ben Counties 5apctte
Colorado, Willoit, Srio, @oI, 2nb-
bod uno 2pnn 5lnn 8erfaif, nit
longer 3abl5eit. Das Game gebort
uns. Sobn 81. @err, Wulooon, Ser;
&err & moore, 2mohdnoIer.
POP Moore-@ ebduoe, San @ntonio,
Seras.
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@crlansi Cir

@crlanst - Gin eutes oeutl6es
Maoden fir alleemetne @aus-Mr,
belt. Sem @aiden unb 8iigeIn.
2obn 500 per Monat. MadBufra.
gen 2t5' @elt@aurel Ctr.
2oniie Wiaig, oeutide Sebamn'e
Meues Selepbon 1167.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-30
r1nrsRrruB11uAs. ,EARaII411nown 1wA: OCTOBER

came to his death. decided that an In
quest was not necessary. Sanderson's
wife was advised Of her husbands
death by telegram, and instructed that
the body be sent to Akron for burial.
The body was sent by express. leaving
for Akron At 1853.
Friend Of p. J. Fish.
Mr. Sanoerson was personal friend
Of Mr.. p. J.. Fish, of Akron. who 10
here installing the machinery In the
sewer pipe and tile company's plant.
Mr.. Fish said that Mr. Sanderson was
ono Of the best skilled mechanics in
his line, and had worked in some OF the
largest concerns Of the kind in the
country. Mr.. Fish has known Mr.. San
derson since 1890. and for several
years he worked for Mr.. Fish at Berber-
ton, Ohio. where Mr.. Fish was super
fntendent for sewer pipe and tile
works. Mr. Sanderson came here from
Rockford, ILL.,, where he had been en-
ployed. He had in his pocket when
killed $S5 in cash and bank books from
two Rockford banks, each showing de-
posits Of about 5000. According to Mr..
Fish Mr.. and Mrs. Sanderson have no
children.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-30
JOHN sANpERsoN, OF AKRON,
ONO, MEETS ALMOST IN.
SLANT DEATH.
HIT BY CENTRAL PASSENGER
TRAIN; DIES HOUR LATER
Man on His Way to City From Tile
Plant When Train Overtakes Him
10 Run Down as He Tries to Roach
Other End of 6ridse-Body Sent to
Wife at Akron.

Twenty-four hours after he had
reached this city, to take position
with the Marshalltown Sewer Pipe and
Tile Com pany, John Sanderson, as
years old. Of Akron, Ohio. met sudden
death when he was struck by Iowa
Central passenger train No. Saturday
evening. Sanderson's injuries were
recognized as fatal from the first, and
the White hospital.
The accident happened at 4: 50
O'Clock on the Linn creek bridge. In the
east part of town, just this side of the
plant where the man was to have be
gun work this morning as an expert
pressman. Sanderson was on his way
to supper and was crossing the bridge.
When about half way over he noticed
the approach of the passenger train.
and evidently thought he could get
over the bridge before the train over
took him. Sanderson started to run
over the trestle work, but was caught
when within thirty feet of the north
end a;1t. was hurled twenty feet or
iIIciC " ti1S HoI III sue VI Tie
when struck in the back by the pilot
beam. Sanderson's back was broken.
and he was fearfully injured internally.
Might Have Saved Himself.
That Sanderson might have saved
himself. either by jumping or getting
out on the side of the bridge. is de-
clared by enginemen and others on the
train. Engineer J. |. Armour was in
charge of the engine. and his fireman
wes B. F. Ri,inehart. When San
derson first looked back and saw the
train the enginemen say he was about
half way across. The bridge Is about
$50 feet long. Instead of getting off to
one side of the bridge, or jumping,
Sanderson started over the ties in an
effort to get across ahead of the train.
He crossed to the other side OF the
bridge Just as the train hit him. Fire
man Rhinehart saw the man. as did
Engineer Armour, before the train
reached the bridge, but al il is not an
uncommon sight TO see people walking
the track, and thinking that the man
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-30
MISS ERTEL.T 70 WED.

I; tsgts Usestss Bride % Mr.. Everett W.
Dehsn, We'll known Young Farmer. I,
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage on Nov. 8, at, s O'clock in the
evening. Of Miss A. Maude Ertel to Mr..
Everett w. Bohen. the latter Of near
Haverhill. The wedding, which 10 TO
be quiet. home AFFAIR. II to take place
at the home Of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. James A. Ertel, EOS South
First street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bohen win 60 to rive in
the handsome new homo that Mr..
Bohen has built for his bride on the
Bohen farm, six and one-haH miles
southwest Of the city. Mr.. Bohen Is the
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward b. Bohen,
who make their home on the farm tho
younger Mr.. Bohen has been operating
Miss Ertel has been employed in the
George A. Mullin Company store for
three years. She resigned recently to-
prepare for her marriage.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-30
ENTERTAIN At MUSICAL.
m esdames Sandoe, Garvin, and Michel.
Hostesses to 1870 at Sandos Homo,


Hostesses to 1870 at Sandoo Home.
One hundred thirty lady friends Of
!Mesdames W. A. Sandoe, F. 3. Garvin,
tand II. H. Nichols. enjoyed a delightful
musical at which these hostesses enter
tanned Saturday afternoon at the San
doe home, 30s North Center street. The
recital was given by Miss Maude Mar
shall, Of Dubuque, soprano; Mrs. Frank
Millinery, of this city, harpist; and
MRS. Edward Healey, OF Dubuque, ac-
lcompanist, assisted by Mrs. Cassie
:Mullineaux Richards. Of State Center,
violinist. Miss Marshall, Mrs. Healey
and Mrs. WINERY appeared before the
twentieth Century Club the evening
previous, in a most pleasing program.
Mrs. Richards played delightful violin
obligatos Saturday afternoon in two OF
Miss Marshalfs best liked numbers.
Ave Maria" and Twilight is Falling"
The harp also accompanied these. All
the artists appearing on the program,
which was Of a miscellaneous nature.
selected from several composers. met
with the most appreciative response
from their hearers. Mrs Healey's work
as accompanist added to the charm
ilof Miss Marshalrs. as well as the harp
Numbers.
Following the program. a dainty
lunch In yellow and white. was served.
iIose aissis ting STR the hhcs:ess &, The serv-
Eng were Mrs. Charles Speers, Mrs. c.
"A. Fade. Misses Ella and Edna Garvin-
Hazel Sandoe. Allie Bristol and Kate
Ba1ch. Mrs. A. A. Moore and Mrs.
Charles Hughes gave out the programs.
end Lauretta Nichols was at the door.
The rooms were pretti1y decorated
with yellow chrysanthemums and wfiite
variations. and bitter sweet and
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-30
HALF PRICE SALE
Sinclair Will Soil Entire Stock Of
Japanese China at Half Price for
Balance Of This Week Only.

Once each year upon arrival Of our
new line of hand painted Japanese
china in order to make room we in
augurate a half price sale on all stock
on hand.
For the balance of this week only
You can buy these goods at Just one
half their regular value. Why not lay
in supply for Christmas? Remember
we buy direct from importers and our
prices are the Very lowest to begin
with and when You can buy at half our
regular price 1t is almost like getting
them given to YOU
SINCLA1R'S BIG CHINA HOUSE.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-30
Local Weather Record.

fifty-six was the maximum and IS
the minimum temperature Sunday
compared with so and %. he ex-
tremes in temperature Saturday. The
rainfall UP to I o'clock this morning
was % OF an inch At o'clock this
morning the temperature was Il. three
degrees warmer than at the same hour
Sunday morning. A year ago Sunday
the maximum was 20 and the mini
mum %
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-30
"rhree W.ek." SATURDAY..

After being prevented from giving
matinee performance by reason of
the baggage and scenery not reaching
here in time. Three Weeks was put
on to small audience Saturday
night. Those who went expecting to
see sensational presentation of Elinor
Glynne's novel were disappointed This
characterization has toned down very
much the Objectionable parts Of the
story. so that little that is out of the
ordinary remains
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-30

autumn leaves festooned the Chandeliers
and the mantel.
Guests present from out Of town
We're Miss Esther Sw4sher, Of Iowa
City; Mrs. Bruce Moffatt, Of st. Paul;
Mrs. Charles Bradley, Of Chicago; Miss
Lissette Goldsmith, Of Chicago: Mrs.
L. c. Shove. of Chronicle, Ala; and
Mrs. G. H. Seaser, Of San Antonio.
Texas.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-30
Warning to Public.

The public Is hereby notified tina,
all persons found in the acts of de-
stroying. or to have destroyed. any
property during the celebration of Hal
lowe'en, will be prosecuted to the full
est extent of the law. People are gen
orally asked to take ordinary precau-
tions to protect their property. N
Clark chief Of police
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-30
A,MUsE m ENTs.
"RosaIind Al Red Gate" and "Thrss
Weeks" at tho Odeon-

"Rosalind at Red Gate" the
dramatization of Meredith Nicholsons
novel, was the Sunday night attrac-
ton at the Odeon. A fairly good
popular priced company presented the
play to a good sized audience.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-30

Superintendent q. L. Nswkirh: Of the
Barber Asphalt Psving Cumplny, spent
Sunday In Omaha. MI. xNey1kirk wfIl
bring additional men e. the city 10
push the repair work on, the streets -
completion
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-30

Arrest Tramps For Entering Home.
Two tramps. giving the names Of
John Kelly and George Martin, were