davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1911-01-10

Walter J. Travis, who returned from
Pinehurst Yesterday. gave additional rsa-
sou. for taking exception 10 Mr.. Mac
donald's contention that the United States
Golf Association got unduly excited by
ma king the practice swing Interpretation
10 Rule Is OF the st. Andrews code. Mr..
Travis has this 10 say:
The similar rule in the code ~ 1904 and
sdopted by the United States Golf Associ-
alton In February. 1905. began: Before
striking at a ball in play the PLAYER shall
NOT move. bend or break anything nred or
lowing near the ball." etc The Trni,sd
s,stes Golf Association Interpretation of
near the BALI was written a clubs length,
The nreaent St Andrews rule ornits tba
words near the ball" II left the mean
ing as 10 the right OF practice swing in
do,,bt and In adopting the code In Fabr,'
ary last the United States Golf Association
removed this ambiguity by the interpreta
tion "a nlayer may take a practice svinr
or awnings after the ball Is In play, mors
ttan a clubs length from. the bali
Tine interpretstion made the rule clear
and IN my opinion, was necessary.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-10
American Car Equal of Any
Europe Can Offer Nothing Which Has Superior
Qualities.

I was also interested IN the fact that a
few Of the European manufacturers are
using larger wheels than formerly. THIS
construction was generally accepted IN
America as really unnecessary in Europe
because OF the excellence OF European
roads yet the success and world vide pop
ularity of American cars have led some or
the European manufacturers TO adopt the
larger wheel.
on the whole I do not think the Ameri-
can manufacturer need worry over the sue
cess Of his European brother. I should say
rather. that Europe will come 10 America
for the new things to put into her motor
cars as often as We 90 10 them.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-10
TO DISCUSS CRIMINAL COURTS

The twenty-eighth annual meeting Of m.
Charity Organization Society will be held
this evening at $40 o'clock in the United
Charities Building. The meeting will he
principally devoted 10 the explanation Of
IN. work OF the newly organized committee
on criminal courts Bronson Winthrop
chairman OF the committee. who was a
member of the Page commission; IuIius NJ.
Nsver. ex-Attorney General and counsel
for the commission. and William McAdoo
chief magistrate of the ist District. viii
speak, and Robert ". do Forest VIII presldA
New-York tribune., 1911-01-10
RUSSIAN AERoNAUT KILLED.

Belgrade, Seryia, Jan. 9-Roussjan, a
Croatian aeroplanst, was killed to-day,
after making a fight across the River
save Owllg 10 the derangement Of a
screw. which dropped into the river. the
machine fell striking a building ROussi-
ian was thrown from his seat and badly
crushed.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-04

Der Mrbeit mar ols er ourh einell
9eabbar BON Der arallfbeit fcirler
&inber benahridtigt muroe. CT fanb
Die &inoer BEL ieiller Miidfebr inl
&ofe Dor ltno lieB Or. gropn hon
Sbippensburg fomnlen, Der arierif-
pergiftung feititeate. Gas iItere
&ino itarb tros grober glnitrenguns
gen, mabrenb oas anoere geneieil
mag. Marp Spies CAB an, oab Die
anoer aus elmer 5lolde tranferl
unb 1pater iiber nntpotlein flagtea
uno nad See fragten. gs ftelite
|iid berous, oaB Die bon ben ai11oern
beniibte 5lalde Barrier Grin ettt
balten batte. Gin 8afet oieies Git
tes tpilroe an einem YIase auf.
betpabrt, ben Die Rinoer niht errei-
hen fonnten. gs tpiro eirle I'm
teriudling in bem SalIe itattfinoen.
Nad elmer llnteriuhung Der
2eide beg unter perodbtigen llll.
itdnoen peritorbeneu 9oli5iften Nii-
ionnette 1T gegen 5rau 2oitiic Per
milDa in gbicaso offi8ieH Die Magc
erboben tporoen, ben Wann nit ar-
ienif bergiftet Su baben. Befanlt.
lid itebt Die 5rau unter Dem 8er-
oa6t, oab iie eine gaa5e Neibel Der
artiger Worotaten begangen bat.
Mus 5anta Noia in galifor-
MEN nitro getneloet, Dem betanntcn
grperimenteur al,f benz @ebiete ser
Sbit5u6t 2utber 9urbanf, lei es
nod iabrelaneen 8erluben geliln-
gen, einen @rombeer-guib obne
Oornen 5il 5ieben.
@enn Der 8Ian iid per!uirfs
lidt, ben in Chicago eine an5ab.
lleberlebeltber oes 9iirgerfriegs
enttporfen babelt iperoen bic @etern-
.l1en nes Noroens uno oes 5iiocns
alt elmer eilt5igen rglue ano @rcp
9eeion" pereinigt iperoen. Dieie ioa
audi alle Srganiiationen bon S5b-
nen ltno Sobtern Der 8eteranen
nno Die 8eteranen oes ipaniid=
anierifanii6en &rieges eiuidlieBen
Ser Hlan oieier Union lit in elmer
Sisung Der lleberleben6eli bereits
iniorfhelI beiproden poroen ,ulo
Elm &omite ernannt, ipeIhes ocniel-
ben arsnrbeiten nltb fpdter bar
l5er berihten ioa. giner Der feiI-
nebmer Der 8erimnmIung erfIdrfe !.
pllnier 3Def 1T, olles Dos gu tei-
len, mas nod BON ben Bun6en bic
Der giirgerfrieg sefhlaeen fat,
iiGria lit"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-04
g., $. e g. q. (Saupt=2inie

g., $. & 9. q. (Saupt=2inie.)
anfunft-
go. 9-@om Often. .7:15 born,
20. Rom Often. -. $3.50 nafra
9o. 10-gl Baioal. Wejten. .7:30 nod1m
Ro. Soon gl gaio. ..10.15 borm
Qbfnbrt-
no. s-sea6 eI gaiO unb msltsn.
ao 7-Nad 81 gaio unb i, @eIten. ef DD'"'
$3.50 abenbs
60 1o-s saad 5. Often. 1000 abellSs
90, 8--Rah Dem Often. 11:15 BORN.
yictoria 9iuiiion, 9. $. & g. u.
Nnfunft -
go. 301-guero, @ictoria. 500 natm
@o. 3o3S313-guero, gietoria. -.
Gbfahrt- ADs''S
go. So2-guero. gictoria. .7:3o BORN
SO. 3o4>314-guero. @ietoria
........... .11:30 abenbs
81. 8. & :. Balm.
Nnf,laft-
30, 245 Son eOuitOn uno gaelu Or.
leans 6 40 uamnt
10. 241-gon Soufton unb @oIDsiton
,6:20 snorgens
No. Bon Dallas II. Sort Bortb
.7:30 morgens
go 235--Wom Norbeu. .745 borlnitt
20. 15-0on Wnco.. 800 nadm.
yto. 9-Tom Roroen .7:40 aben6s
9bfabrt
No: 6-0ad] Souiton unb Saep Or
le0fIS 10.O0 rt,orneu2
No 1O-Nad benz 8or0eu 9:05 pornl
Wo. g. Nab 0alla5, Sort Bortb
:, ilno Waeo s. 40. abenbs
yto. 236-Nad oem Norben. -.
-. -. .915 nbenoa
afc. 242-Na6 9oufton unb @als
oetton ......-...... 10:30 abenbs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-04
5aa AntoniD, sonuabenb ben q. Nooem6er 1

III 2IlpUllS Dul VI Oe1t 0er3en DER
bieitgen Moslems eirten .fraftigen
@ieoerbaa gefunoell Ser lib All
no6lt 6llrd &ralpalle un6 GubeIto-
rungen 9uft ma6te Sauienoe 800
boneoaner ianlmelten ii6 in bcil
StroBen on, riefen laut nod glaab
uno beibmoren i'm oie llngl0ubi-
gen 5u pernihten. 9ie 8oli5ei, msl-
de Die 3ulnuItuanten auseiuanoer
treiben mollte, ltieb auf energiideu
@ioeritano, bis 1hIieBli9 oie berbci4
geidafften 9ruppen Die gfube uies
oer beriteflten. ssn Der 3piidea8eit
ipuroen piele 5diiiie 5tpiihen Garo-
paern ullo Mobameoonern ousge-
tani6t uno pieIe Berionen per-
leet. gs nuroel, iiber so Berlone,,
perbaftet.
Die ensliiden 3eitllngen per.
offentliden aneeblih aus 9ripolis
femnenoe Oepeiden, in benen oie
Staliener beihul6igt peroell in ben
eroberten Stabten BON 5ripolis
fnrhtbare @rauiamfeiten periibt 5u
Ababen. Sic iollen 5ronen uno aiu-
DER 5ll punoerteu ermorbet ba.
ben 9eatiirld iino oieie 9fadridtcn
obne ale uno iebe 8elt6tigung lmn
lniillen, sltmal ba lie aus england
fommen, NIT groBer 9oriibt oufge-
nommen meroen.
lleber Die nahiidbrigen Sal
ier Wdnoper lit BON ser Militdr.
perlpaltung, nit @enebmigl,ng bes
&ailers, bereits gerfiigung getrof-
fen. Sin ben Martopern peroen BE-
teiltgt fem: oas brittle aorps Ger
lin), oas bierte (@tagoeburg), has
8tuolfte (3resoen), oas neunsebute
(2eip5ig) uno Elm Geil beg @aree-
forps 9lls @eldnoe iino oie @reiie
Selton uno 3allh -9el5ig in 9ron-
oenbllrg lino Die areiie Sdlpeillit
unb Iorgall III Der Bropitls Soh-
len heitin1nt.
3u Siridberg i'm l6IeIiiheii
&egierunssbe5irf 2ieellis 1T Der
Sfbneioer Maab pegen bes nm lie
6enten Sebruor bs. $. III oem Eel
@reiffenberg gelegenen Dorfe 9ang-
uaiier begangenen DoppeI- -Manb-
morbs bingeri6tet iporoen. Die llg-
tat erregte feineraeit oas gr5Btc
@Afie6en Maos batte oie SanoeIss
frau Siebeneiher. leine gante,
uno cine Bel ibr iuobneffoe Ser
tpanrte Menael in beitialiiber ssSeis
le ermoroet. Mnab tpilroe idolr bier
5ebn Snge lpater in grebbin Gel
Berlin aufseipiirt uno mar alld Jc-
ftdnoig.
- gnrico Garuio, iiber oeIiea er-.
folgreides @aitipiel all Der gerIi-
ner Sofoper ipieoerbolt berihtet
lruroe lino = melher am goro
beg gsorbo. 2lopo-Dampier .saro1l-
prin5eiiin gecilie" bon gremerba-
ben aus oie 9ieiie na1 Stem gorf
ontrat, bot 9eutidlailo oIs Batient
oerloiien 9lnt gfbeno oor ieiner
abreiie BON Berlin brad Der be-
riibn1te Sanger beim Mbihieoseiien
oas ibm 5u @bren in Berlin gega-
ben ipuroe, 5uianmen. Waebrere
Mer5te nabmen garuio III 9ebano-
lung Bis snr Stlrnbe Ser 9lbfabrt
nad 8rcmerbapen. giner Der Mer5-
te begleitete i'm maf's Shiff Inn oan
Shiffsdratep aenaue ltntertpeiiun=
gen be5iiglid Der geatur beg 2ei-
oens 5ufomrhen gu loiien. gs ball-
belt iid INN slnfdIle bon neuralgi-
idem &opfidmer5p perbunoen NIT
Salsfotarrb.
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Die 9iadje bes gaters

tpiirbe seoen getroffen baben bet
ben Sobn bon Yeter Bonbp noil
Soutb Nohmoob, Mid., aneeerif-
fen bate; aber er mar lnobtIos &C.
gen Die glngriffe Der Nierenfronf-
belt. gr ihreibt: rDn aer5te i'm
niht bolfen eoben mir i'm Cleo
tric @itters; feds 1laiden oobon
baben ibm lpunoerbar geboTfen. Sd
iab ME bciiere Me6isirt." Miiden.
idmer5, Waiioiefeit Nerpoiit1t, Mp.
petitDerluit iuarnen Dor gfieren-
franfbeit, Die oft in Wofieriuhl
enoet, Sarnrubr ODER 8rigbfs 81.
ieafe.s alio, rebnt electric 9ittera
uno feio seiidert. Seoe Glafde ga
rottiert. SOC Bel alien Mpotbefer,i
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-04
: / a >.

Der Marihaa BON Ban gitr
oerlu6te lleuiid, cine 9lnSabl jun.
ger frdftiger Neeer, Die anlheineno
nibts 5u tim batter, oa5u 3u be
ipegerg bob iie in ben 9ienlt Der
NStaot tr1ten uno al Den StraBer
arbeiteten. groboeln er ibnen Ell
nen giiten 2obn BOT, tpoIlten lie
bon ieinem 9oridlag nihts niiien
gr beidloB nllp6em 1iin ilnb grei.
ben bieier bnronilierenoen Neeer
Donoies etfuns gena,ier rah5ufor.
iden uno iiberraihte elm paal
Stllnoen ipater iieb5elnl bon ibner
beim Yoferipiel. gr nabm lie all,
felt uno iorgte oafiir, ooB ibner
geial5ene Strnfeil aufgebrunlnl
muroen. Sebt nliiiien lie aud al
Der StraBe arbeiten, ober lie befom
men nihts oafiir.
esn Winernl Weas lit Martil
2obnian aus Gas Cruces in Nell
Merico, elmer Der befannteiten re
publifnniid)en Bolitifer ienes Sina
tee, geitorben.
Sn Soliiion iolleii groBe Stof
paros eingeriftet iper6en. Sic mcr
ben 100000 foiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-04
Nlus Gnienooa. Der ludhre

Nus gnienooa, Der luabrenb
ser gfepolution piel genannten Staot
i'm merifanii6en 8alifornien miro
genIeloet, oaB Ole bort ltationierten
Solooten Der neuen Megieritne
oen Sreueio geleiitet bitten. @ene-
raj Gscuoero lit gum 8ouberneur
ocs Staates ernannt tuoroen.
Der Mmerifaner Soll, Der bon
oen 3opatiitos entfiibrt uoroen mar,
lit na9 @uernapdea, ieinem 8obn-
ort, 5uriidgefebrt. Die &auber bat
ten i'm tpieoer ireigelailen lllo
cr uuroe bon Solooten gefunoeli,
Die 3u iciner 9efreiltng ousgei6ifi
lpuren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-04
Der 3eiten eanf.

Der 3eiten 2ani.
lle6eraA in alleu Gden
TacH Grte8e uns erfGlrrdtn.
SR ErippIis, ba bumbarbiert
Stalten flutt nn6 eTpebiert
Sn Sdliffer, sroF nnb itart nn6 idnuer
QicI Sanienb Ernppem iiber's Nieer.
itmb tein Ntnidb, i'd barf'S ippl iaaeu
@trh es 5A he5iueifeln iuagen
GaE in China idJled)t es itcbt,
allies brmnter unb nriiber gebt
uHb. III Mlcsifo fiirpabr
Sftfs aid fetn aeiesnet SaGr.
Sapnta NIB ganberas
greiben's b5s, es lit fein Spar.
tub bes 2ebens iuenig frpb
@irb Der srpFe Waberu.
In, SnS iiitb nun iplfe Sad,en,
Nidts latt fidj oagegcn MAIDEN
llnb ntnit titadlt, it's aud 80 pieI
Quite Wsien' sun b5ien Spiel.
GpffnnHs ipirb nns immer pinfen,
sp lung tutr mod 2pHe Star trin.
Ten,
EpId9 eth @ier, fiirmabr, es idlafft
@efbft ans Mismut Salt nno 8raft.
Drum heiht bic Iaror aud bier:
,1fei D2uf bod has 2Dne Star
Bier!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-04
8rinat mandle @ranf6eit.

Wenn aIle 9eute tpiiBten, Dat
pernadldiiigte geritopfllng in I'm
beroanlidfeit, @elbiudt ODER &C.
berfranfbeit er6et, tpiiroen iie balt
Or. Sings geeue 2ebenspillen neh-
men ul6 oen SoIgen Elm @nSe
MAIDEN. Ser ein5ig iidere 8eg
Dos geite fir ,@uaigfeit, aopf'
tpeb, Dpspeplie, SieberanfdGe uni
Sdtpdde. 25c BEL alien slpotbe'
fern.
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Klme< Sramen
salten INNER cine Jlaide Or. 8iaters
Pair1=Expeller

i'm Souie. GIN 5uoerIalli9es GIN
reibentittel BEL alien rbeumdtiifen
Shmer5en, grfGltun9en 8eritait-
duneen uip. % ltno SOC in apoa
tbefen. ssur edit NIT anfer.
r. Ad. Richter g. Go.
taus RutplitaSt, Sbiirfnsta)
2I5 Pearl street, New York.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-04

Oft lit es better. oas 81 lolien.
mas man iliht tun fonil, als 0as 81
tlin, ruos man nidt laiien tnnn.
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Giieababll : Tablplan.
S. & g. q. gal,,.

S. & 9. q. gabn.
NntlInft-
glo. 3-&om NorSe,l. :. $50 abeubs
so. g. Som Norben. .6.45 mora
Mo. 7--Soea( bon 9earne. 9.55 mora
sfo- g. 2ocal bon Baleftine. -. =. :.
:, ). ..10.45 abenSs
go. 4-@pn Waegifo. 1856 nadm
go. 12,-Socal uon Sarebo (eemiidt)
-. 1900 ntorg
Mbfabrt
geo. f. g1ad Dem s,oroen. .1.55 nahm.
yto. g. Nad bern Norben. 800 absil6s
No. 8-2ocal nah Paleitine. 4. 80 n;ora
ga6. 10 GgpreB nnb 9enrne. :.
49,. 800 mora
gto. 8 Aad Werifo. 100 moru.
Sso. 11-Soeal na6 9arebo (semii6t)
;. ...... 300 abelos
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-14
Suckers and Feeders.

Chicago, June 1.-THE general quail
ity has for some time been below
standard and buyers refused TO take
hold very readily. The good kinds
which are In small proportion bring out
fair competition, but they cut little fig
ure in the general market.
Every year at this season common
mixed and grassy" kinds get numer-
Gus and spread in prices between me-
dunn and choice kinds widens sharply
With more rains the demand should
increase, as in many sections more
cattle are needed, but pastures are dry
and short, making it uncertain for
grazing.
Most stockers of medium to strictly
good flesh landed at $425 G4.e0, While
few are quorable above $500, but
they would have to be even and OF
choice quality. Plain lots were wanted
around $500 and even lower. A few
strictly good to chonce feeders went at
$500 $40, and occasionally at $3.50 q
$50, while a prime year!ing class was
quotable a little higher. There were
a good many plain to fair kinds that
sold at s4o0@4.75, while inferior ones
went even lower
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-14
Stoc~ard Notes.

Some traders were looking for only
about half as many hogs as arrived
yesterday
Sixtv-four thousand hogs arrived
here the first two days Of this week.
There were $500 more hogs at e!ev-
en- markets yesterday than arrived
Monday, or $4,000
Six leading western received 1o1. 500
hogs Tuesday. being 1890 more than
arrived a year ago.
Receipts here a weekUago today. H.
as, and corresponding Wednesday a
year ago, 1920.
Kansas CITY reported $4,000 cattle
Yesterday, and ST Louis 5000. Kansas
City had 1000 more than week ago.
While ST. Louis received the same num-
Der as week ago.
Paul c. Aiken. OF Grundy Center. had
two leads Of 1909 pound steers on Mon
days market which sold at $500 and
a load OF hogs at s6.25.
J. A. Nelson. Of Red Oak. was here
with Dad OF steers which sold at
ss.l5, averaging 1913 pounds, and
load Of 241-pound hogs at $3.50.
John Leege. Of Yetter, was here with
thirty heads Of steers which sold al
1856, averaging 1910 pounds.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-14
Kansas City livestock.

Kansas City. June 14.-Cattle-Esti-
ted receipts FOR today, 5000; market
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-14
RECEIVER FOR LEWIS CONCERN.
St. Louis Promoter and Publisher In
Einaneial Straits

8. Louis, June IA receiver for
a. Of the properties Of Z. G. Lewis at
University City, no. an injunction re-
stratring the representatives Of the
syndicate q Magazine Publishers from
exercising authority under the recent
agreement taking over the properties
and q foreclosure on all improved
property Of the University Heights
Realty and Development Company, are
sought ~ two suits filed yesterday in
the United States circuit court. The
properties are valued. 1t is said, be-
tween $4,000, 900 and s3,000000 The
suit for a receiver vas fled by twenty
three creditors.
Lewis became somewhat prominent a
son- years ago when he started a mail
7rdar bank and ran afoul Of the postal
regulations. He has since been pub
fishing the Woman's National Daily
and several cheap magazines.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-14
What Nothina 10.

II any man thinks that he can con.
ceive well enough how there should
be nothing, will engage that what
he means by nothing is az much
something as anything he ever thought
Of in his life; and believe that II
he knew what nothing was, 1t would
be intuitively evident to him that it
could not be. Absolute nothing is the
aggregate Of all the contradictions in
the world.-Jonathan Edwards.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-14
IOWA CENTRAL

NORTH BOUND
Twin cities Mail (daily)... e:sl
Mason City Mail lex. SUM-. 6:3l
Twin Cities Limited daily 12:5l
Local Freight Eek. SUM- -. 7:ol
SOUTH BOUND
st. Louis and Kansas City
Mail daily ............. S:6(
Peoria Express lex Sun. J. .: D
st. Louis ana Peoria Limited
DAILY .................. ssh
Local Freight (ex. SUM- ILL: Il
STORY CITY BRANCH
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-14
Equal at the Time,

Rosstni. after finishing his great
work, INDUCED himself in q long
period OF leisure and did not write q
line Of music. A friend once called on
him and found him writing his auto.
graph. with sentiment, at the bot.
tom OF some photographs Of himself
One of these read: ITO M. Pillet Will
my friend and my equal in music
What" cried the visitor, you are
not serious? NJ. Pillet Will is no.
your erual IN rcusic" "Ca-.=,a!E b
is-since ! am doing nothing" ex
planned Rossini.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-14
Ihree.I LEAGUE,

At observation-disclosures Galesburg,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-14
HER REASON FOR WEEPING
Mrs. Ackroyd's Explanation Also Glvea
Her Husband Occasion for Some
Sober Thinking.

Just when Mrs. Ackroyd had IN
ished packing her trunks and after
William had bought railway tickets
for her and their two daughters little
Bessie came down with severe case
Of whooping cough. The doctor posi-
lively refused to let the child start on
long journey. and even II he had
thought 1t safe for the little one to
leave home he assured Mrs. Ackroyd
that she would not be permitted to
take the patient into a hotel any
where
Isn't Il a shame!" the distressed
lady walled. Here We are with every.
thing IN our trunks and my husband
has even bought our berths in the
sleeper"
1T is unfortunate, but l don't know
what you can do except sit down and
wait for four or FIVE days. 1t may be
safe for you then to start away"
When her husband got home that
evening Mrs. Aclroyd was weeping.
Don't take 1t 50 hard. dear" he
said. 1T might be good deal worse.
Our little one Is likely to get along
al. right. The doctor says the case
isn't an unusually severe one. and
when telephoned him this afternoon
he said he thought 1t might be safe
for you to start away by the end Of
the week"
II know. He told me tho same
thing. But feel that we'll never go.
never postponed anything yet that
didn't turn out sadly. once post
rcned Wedding and the marriage
never took place.
Half an hour later William Ack.
royd was still sitting in q corner.
thinking 1t over.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-14
Use Of Altar Of Roses.

More than $4,000 worth OF altar Of
roses is brought ;n'o this country
every year. The best is from roses
grown near Constantinople. Not only
does this bring higher price than
the product Of tho Bulgarian rose
fields. but its superiority is recog-
nized BY a separate classification in
the trade. Where does the $4,000
worth Of this oily perfume 60! Some
Of 1t as base" for ether perfumes,
and some Of 1t where few suspect
to the manufacturers Of smoking and
chewing tobacco.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-14

Chicago, June 14-Cattle ruled
active demand The top for choice
steers was $40. paid for two loads Of
handy weight Iowa fed steers.
Two days supply footed $4,000, an
increase of 2,1n0 compared with same
period last week, but showed a de-
crease OF 800 compared with CORE
spending time last year. The six mar
kets had $500 head yesterday, or 5000
more than a week ago and $500 more
than a year ago, while me TWO days
supply his week at $4,000 was $4,000
more than same time last week and
same as CORES ponding period a year
ago
A feature Of the cattle trade just
now is the spread in prices Of butcher
stuff which is wide and Will probably
get er'ea wider as the proportion Of
grassy lots increases and the mum Der
o. choice lots d!m!nislles.
Hogs.
Hogs were in heavy supply. the west
again being overloaded. Prices were
forced slightly lower, and packers Sc
cured the bulk Of their stuff a. a o.
cen, decline.
Total receipts for two days this week
$4,000. o. $1,000 more than same time
last week. 5000 more than like Pc
Rod held last year and 1ll,000 more
than corresponding Two days two years
ago Total for 1911 TO date 1882 900,
or $50 600 more than same period 1910
ana 1900 less than corresponding
time 1909.
Many traders believe that packers
are not anxious Tor lower prices. They
have no desire 20 repress production.
and t is easier TO market cellar con-
tents on rising than falling hog
market.
Eastern demand has subsidized and
light hogs have lost the advantage they
recently enjoyed. despite broad demand
Tor bacon. Il is a market condition
that will furnish growers with tncen-
tive TO put on weight.
Sheep.
Choice lambs ruled steady to strong,
but other grades were rather slow.
Sheep held steady
Total receipts for Two days this week
| 5000, or 5000 less than same tim
| last week, 5000 less than like period
last year and 1900 more than CORE
! spending two days two years ago.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-14
CHICAGO Produce.

CNica go. Ju-e II.
Butter-SteaIv; c-ea:ne-ias. IS 90;
dairies, 1872 100.
Eggs-Steady; receipts. ~ 364 cases
at mark. cases Included. i I'll y ;
ara-s, Is; prime e-sts. II.
Cfaee se-Firr: dai-!es 1o'2 q p.
twins. 104 ali: young Americas. Il 2
mI2: long horns. 11s4 az.
PoUIry-Al!ve. steady: turkeys, -;
chickens. IS; springs. % gas.
Rye-+5Ia.
Barley-S5 Ts9
Timothy-s0GI 100.
Clover-SO0T14.0
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-14
RivuIets and the Rivers.

All are to be men of genius in theil
degree-rivulets or rivers, 1t does no.
matter. 80 that the souls be clear and
pure; not dead walls. encompassina
dead heaps Of things. known and mum
bered. but running waters In the
sweet wilderness of things unnum
bered and unknown, conscious only
Of the living banks, on which they
parity rsiresn ana partly reflect the
dovers, and % pass on.-Rpskin: The
stones Of Venice.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-14
Non-su,nhurou. Himself.

Seeking needed and timely informa'
ton, she wrote the editor OF her Chi
cago paper and this Is what he said
and did: How do you take the old
fashioned spring medicine, sulphur
and molasses?" Is a question In ma
terra medica passed along to us to
answer by the editor Of woman's page.
But we don't take 1t, madam. We
chase our eldest boy around the barn
four or Ave times, corner him In the
hen-house, and he takes it. We don't
take it, and never could."-Bu0alo
Times.