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me! Ahs! uhen I cough, he no longer thtnketh I ON about to d. but
confenteth himself uAth suggesting q LOZEN0E!
"When I CRY. my tears no Longer drvc him vto dstrachon, bvs sNto
the CLUBi
"When / am offended. my uruth doth not cause him contrttoM but m
DIGESTION! Lo! HOW shall I make him happyf For I am become as
the paper o. the pHL at sohtch he neper 0hdnceth."
Then / Knocked her uTth ny hahas saying:
go to, thou Simple One! Thou Weepest not because thou const not
make him HAPPY. but because thou canst not make him MISERABLE.
"Verly perHy uhat a brihant imagination hath q bride Of Hr mosthsI
40! she is astonished " her Beloved doth not appear upon the o-
pointed moment: but q seasoned Ute u astontshed only uAea 10 DOTH
appear thereon.
"A bride Is cast doun y her lord forgetteth her for hat an hour, out q
seasoned pUe is operjoyed II he renembereth her that long.
"A bride is shocked " her Beloved shOncth al hedHhy interest IN MS
dinner, but a seasoned uWe u shocked only chen he doth NOT shov an
interest therein.
"A bride trembleth Shen her Husband meeteth q coman Snth UAon 10
hath once frted, but a seasoned Wife trembleth only phen he meetesA one
uth phom he hath not YET frted.
"A bride toHopeth her husband about uh kisses and soNcttude and
questions, but a seasoned ute 0fveth him a chair Whereon he may out bic
feet and leareth him at that Distance phich lendeth e~chantnent>
"Verilv Verily my Daughter. a bride Is a trying proposition and Der
adventure many IN husband thtnketh that q 'kissess honeymoon Is not
to be despised. Sedhr
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things besides enough food and enough
clothing that perhaps many of our
lords OF creation do not reckon with.
and therefore the everyday domestic
disturbances. Many n man Is SO en-
crossed IN things that concern HIM
that all to him is summed up In three
sentences, Hasn't she enough to eat2
Hasn't she enough to wear7 What
more does she need?"
Just 50! All II said and done when
she has CREATURE COMFORTS.
lilo does not reckon that the heart of
| her has a NEED too-a GREAT need.
n whole story Is n game OF hearts
Often. very often, h greatest need IL
not IN tho material food ~ all. Look
al the news OF tho day! What with
unkissed brides and tho scrAmblinE
over tho possession of the children
&c.-an II a matter of hearts-hearts
that MIGHT HAVE HAD the balm
that brightens and the SYMPATHY
THAT SATISFIES.
Since Mother Eve, woman has NEED
Ed sympathy as much as anything
! might even say MORE than anything
II Is as necessary to her as the YER,
air abe breathes. And the man WIN
does not realize this 10 the loser.
80 even IN this Suffragette era O
things when the "side-oy-side-wtt
man atttude Is our war cry. as we
as our ong Of peace. whom i~ndepend
sncs y the keynote OF the workA4A
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Yea nav. Tony aid 10 amt had
. os q ~ stnos ysseddy aetarnoon.
and the w0ohssiAru ny thsv don't
know when thU can ls& him eav~ any
more
THAT'S what one gets for patron,s-
Ing poor people n petty tradnman
and trying to help them slonSr' cr,sd
Mrs. arv IL I had kept ON dealing
with the ice trust I would have plenty
Of leo. But. no. I'm soft hearted and
! 60 deal with q poor man h . cellar,
and when the time comes that Z need
ice the o ! can get anyi My but
ter 10 X salad oil and the milk 10
spelling before my very eyesl Oh,
dearl What shall I dor"
well ave to be patient, Tn afraid.
my dear" vsntured Mr., Jar. THE
terrAbls hot speil has made a sudden
N excessive demand for tee and the
Ice companies simply CANT supply It
1t Is the came with all the private fam
ilies In this part OF the town. They are
out OF ice and can't get any. either"
"Oh, You r always thinking OF
other people," snapped Mrs. Jarr
Think OF you own. once In a while
What do other people do for ME?
want Ice. My thcngs are spelling ant
my children are crying for cold lemon
ado
Jaw. I don't want any old lemonade
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Hot weather Advice.
~ IN Editor If TIE Evrains wo<1di

. ~ <Au NV NsSA VSN
Yes. It has been hot. II wall keep on.
at intervals. being hot, for month"; 10
come. But a few timely hints ma keep
people from suocumblng 10 the heat
Leave cooling drinks" alone. Eat mod
erately and slowly. Don't hurry.
Don't worry. Keep the digestion good,
Don't get excited. IN swlg ice water
Keep out OF the direct sunlight al you
can. Don't run for tho car. BE content
to take the next. II IL hard for a New
Yorker to do any of these things. But
It Is easier than 10 be laid by in the
hospital for several days. ! lived IN
the Orient where heat was intense and
IN tents, too, and ! learned these max
inns ron men who never get sunstroke
NEW JERSEY MERCHANT.
A summer Drink.
To the Editor a Tho Evening World.
In answer TO Thirsty" aslang the
other day, ''who knows Of a good thirs,
satisfying. harmless drink" as good q
drink as any ! have found Is oatmeal
and water y. w.
PuzxlinE Timetables.
To the Editor d The Evening World;
Railroad timetables may be easy foi
expert accountants 70 declpher. ] sup
pose Sam Lloyd could make one GU
costly. too. But TO poor mortals with
narrow gauge brains a timetable In
horror. ] start out, clear headed ant
Industrious BY the time TN puzLet
ove . timetable FOR ten minutes. I an
Ibliuhsring. Cant railroad companies a.
ranss snstr train sOhfiules 80 they VIII
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The Sympathy
That Satisfies.
ousgnshs 1911 b Tn Ps0 Publishing O. cns M Tea wuAO.

worid-when Shs oitns1ng-vtns LADY u
even % with al ne O~vsew1slrdpg
movement In the dirsot3ou Of reform.
she sall needs the symustAy that sA4-
ishes at the needed momsnk-ns Uy-
Geological moment.
Thds does not mean that sne must b
humored and coddlsd 81 every stgn Of
trouble Not muohi ehs, too. mus
bear the burdens and share the toys.
But when shs 10 SPdRIT1LESS and
things IA gone awry and ME- looms
up big and dark and horrtble--then, IN
the vernacular. IT Is QUITE UP TO
HIM 20 give tho word that treasures,
and l know that many a miserable
thought has CREPT OUT whom \
LITTLE LOVE has crept In
A woman. at times. is not unlike q
little child with childish hurts. A little
petting. a little assurance. Is necessary
to keep the spirit happy and youthful
and Joyous.
Said q little worthy wife me other
day:
when 7 nrst married Harry and
things came up 20 worry me. q little
word from him. q kiss. would Just
SOMEHOW set things right
III l had even The ~toothsohs and he
would Just be . wee oAt kind and
sympathetic 1t seemed to b better.
but nov he Is 90 busy. and when any
thing turns up M I have to nght II
out all alone II sssms JUST TWICE
AS HARD"
While We M may dsht 10 . nntsa
the big thangs that come up IN The
course OF events. We may 90 70 p1scei
at the tiny slight Of . neishhor or
little ache that may be hut a. IN ~,
bubble. But not until THE man o,
all men assures that IT Is but . bubble
do We recognise II In tts true light.
Just in like measure may SHE CIV,
the advice, the encouraging word a tn
right moment.
We may sxploN the thsorios al IN
day. but ~ TO ~indepsndsncs. IN truth
THERE ls NO SUCH THING. Eaol
Of us 10 dependent on 6OAB for IN
| comforting suprossdon. And 4 q
: pressed. mudh that y good end Aapp,
T. IN "a svsyasx seesns 3 >a.nR y ~
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Mr.. Jarr Learns the Mysterious Art of Making
a Real Friend Out Of a Perfectly Good Enemy.

will you gimme nve cents for ice cream
solar"
And me," cried the little GIRL willie
diets sverSrhin'V"
You are too small 20 carry all the
ice I need said Mrs. Jarr.
But your suggestion Is splendid. and
I will give you and your little sister
money for leo cream sodas which 1t gets
cooler-tf II ever does. Papa, won't
you please 90 to the telephone and tell
MI. Bspser that I MUST have a big
piece OF ice right away. and to charge It
on my bllT"
Mr.. Jarr went to the telephone at
once and communicated with Mr.. Bep-
ler's beefsteak studio. Mr.. Jarr re-
turned In . very few moments with the
Information that Mr.. Bepler said he
had no ice TO spare and that II he
had he wouldn't open the ice chamber
in his box In such hot weather as
this for the Queen OF France.
That's what We get for making free
with such people. Or. rather. h a Is
| what your family gets for YOUR maxi
Ing FREQ With such people, exclaimed
Mrs. Jarr. turning on her husband. You
hobnob with the butcher and the baker
and the candlestick maker. you go to
their taverns n royster with them.
you arc their hail-fellow-well-met. and
yet when I want a favor. a favor
which l will pay the vulgar person for,
all l get Is impertinence from YOUR
crony. the local butcher"
HE wasn't impairment, my dear" ex-
planned Mr.. Jarr. ''but he has been out
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you "ofassd BY the Hesf n . seasonsble newspaper headline and
tho condition it describes is no joke nor fiction. Yet do we not And,
on looking into the average case d this SORT chat the victim went
at the heat in . moro o. Len asy sort Of WY before tho hsat got
him2
Don't envy The man Who hs ldsure and money and can sgst
away" The chances are ten to one that he will get out Of the frying
pan into the fire. Even Il he stays IN town and lots at homo he 10
liable to eat too much, smoke too much, ovsrdo the icsbox and the
hshhai. o. neglect his natural heslthful exercise
The business man or working man who sav right ON the fob
is BY far tho better of, becauss b don not violently upset bis ordi-
nary hygtenio routine
What this routine may b M Individual cases does not 60 much
matter. The Board Of HsLSh and the family newspaper have been
for years past conducting an annua oommon~snss campaign Of ply
steal education, tho beneficial results Of which sre slowly but surely
becoming apparent II tho average New Yorker nowadays cannot
take care OF himself and hs family comfortably all the year round, it
is not because Of ignorance.
Nor need i be on account If povu$y. ProHdentianb. thsheaNh-
fl life !" the simple life, and tho simpler IT is, tho cheaper. Harlem
and the east side have found this out and Il makes q difference in
many ways.
For instance, There IL meat eating. You DO not h,v b b an
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Letters From the People

DO easier for ordinary fork 10 under.
standr II is bad enough Tor trains
themselves 20 ne 'onf time" 30 often,
aide. SApuEAD
Butter, ". J.
What IL 'MOderate Smoking"
To the Editor Of The Evening World:
| am ~twenty-seven year old. ! smoke
-four cisars and twelve cigarettes a day.
My friends say ! smoke too much. But
when ! ask them what they cali mod
crate smoking" each gives a different
answer, So ! now ask The Evening
Worlds w,sest readers Qnciuding doc
tors). to answsr the question for me.
z. Il.
Fashions Cranky wheel.
To the Editor If The ENenlns World:
When VIM fashions wheel turn &c
santtyr Men wear stiff collars In sun.
mer. while women's throats go COOL,
bare. Men wear hot coats in summer
while women wesr cool shirtwaists. MOI
wear heavy. stY hats; they shave dail,
and nus rob themselves Of tho comfor
and ease and economy of a beard. Mei
arc Fashions laves tar more tina,
women are, MISS 8. s.
How Did II Originated
To the Editor q The Evening Worhi
What clever New Jersey reader ca,
tell W when and how the queer old say
ing originated that Jersey does no
belong to the Unsonr' What were tn
circumstances that led 10 90 misleadinI
ana libelous . sayinG7 Tho origi
ought 10 prove !pterestiHB A. II.
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InfdlNb!e People.
= Ohm CORBIN. author and plAywriE

= II CORBfN. author and playwright. M
rctntly that he had resigned the past Of
y literary director n the New Theatre becaus
he disiked the superior air that such offices Cary
with them.
You desline play after play he said. ''You
make enemy after enemy. You pretend TO he in.
fallihle, and the pose Of your infauihility Il an
ugly and unpopular one.
"Nohody. you know. wants TO be like Blyun's
wife.
That wife Of yours said a friend of Blynn
Gmqathedcarly. never admits having made . mis-
take, does shei'
"'Oh,' said Btnn with . bitter smile. 'hs
Occasionally allows that she male oe mistake
when size married me. but she won't admit even
that outside the family drde.' "-Boston Travel.
lar.
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YES. IT'S HOT ENOUGH; BUT

OU cannot bluff
the hot weather,
but You can call its
bluff. The why 10
overcome the dis
comforts and dam
gerv Of excessive
m NOR heat
which after all b .
regular scheduled
feature It DULY
and August and
which No ON on
ought b b pro
pared fw-L 10
meet It along tho
lines Of least 10
Is~ktancs, and not
lot Il
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The Days Good Stories

after . short sleech thanking the meeting for the
honor ION behalf Of my friends and myself," be
proceeded TO Ask what was the further bushes
Of the meeting. Instantly jerry nowd wss on his
feet 70 protest against Regan's nomination,
"sit down. Jerry Dowdr' yellsd Rsgan. you
are out Of order"
II am not" retorted Dowd. struggling With
Regain ~partisans who were trying TO sorc, him
down. mi. ChAinnanl Mr.. Chaimsni" h.
Yelled, II appeal from the decision Of tho ehsir, %
sit down. Jerry Dowd, sit down" replied the
Alderman. 1t takes tvo-thirds to appeal fom
the decision Of the chair. md there's act that
many hem. Hama City StAs.
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Put on your sms-ptsos romosrs. both Of
you. and at IN he dining room IT'S
nan conner"
'Maw. when I was ct the grooery
store I saw tho ice man ct Bspler's
butcher shop leaving . whole Tot d
big cakes Of Ice" said the little boy,
IL I 60 to Beplsrs and get como toS
The evening world., 1911-07-06
Room
Clintines
BY Frank ]. W1lse,ch

CoME critics are endless Of sronv.
- others ~ sresui a. tn3ans.
DAAYS ars not Intended a. q means
j 10 digest dinner or Escape thourht.
n N actress always acts as well A
n shs looks.
wv It'll the actor. ignorance may Ia
w BLISS, only no win never admit H.
VVIliEN an actress allows h~ hair
w TO turn Sra you oan put n
W down that she has not tho prics.
or that she Is a thousand miles from 4
| col9r!as sstaRtsAmSat
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loo OIl0n "Vice
IL heralded under
the title OF "How
to keep q hus-
band" There are
Q few things "a
be said on ''HOW
TO x Il E p A
w E." Tn
cynic might an
swer. Just work
and turn all your
earnings over ia
her"
But There are
ono or tWO Othef
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Parliamentary Precedent.

A story told az Martin Regan had to do with
"a the days Of the old mob primary Sstem
In vogue In tho politics Of Kansas City In
tho early eighties. In the sixth Ward OF those
days much OF the territory now known Is Little
Italy," which In those days was largely Inhabited
by Irish. Martins i%nyeterato enemy was Jerry
Dowd. who passed. over many years ago. Ia one
Of the mob primaries In which Martins nSnina-
ton - Alderman WA involved, the Regain faction
was the more numerous In the mas meeting at
and OAK kSsse RsGaa W. Gsctsd chairman and
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che WINDOW and
Aown the sooroh-
ING street for the
fortiSth tina did
you 90 to Tony's,
- I tod yuu TO.
end ten tyasn Il he
didn't have . 1b-
csnt pdecs OF Ice
has right away !
would never deal
With him agAin7"
Wh10 MT reanArs
Waa addressed tn
MnNt~ Jun.
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mawr' cried Master Jar. "oimms ovs
cents and I'll set an Zoe cream coda"
Gimme i've cents, too. mammal"
pipsd up the little girl. And gimme
hve cents 70 90 to the moving pictures"
Moving pictures this weathsrf I
guess notl" said MIRA Jarr.
You children are not going out In
this hot sun for Ice cream eodas sdther.
The evening world., 1911-07-06
By Sophie Irene Loeb.

A LITTLE sympathy for tho woman
~ called wife saves many . sit-
4 uatton.
The evening world., 1911-07-06
Sayings of .....
ARnC C@H @n@N
Being the Confessions of tie SepO'
HundredM Wife.
1ses.4stes By Helen RouLusd

n DAUGHTER, heed my Utsdo1 soASIe ne Aoasy
WI moo" sAs~eth. for ~ doys arc Numbered e"S I'll
A'~ light u easily aucnched IN o soonow's teors.
Loi epen a. q skyrocket upon q domp dov. n 0oetA
out acith a nxsle .ohen a bride bcotnnetA to WEEP.
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Eat, Drink
But Be Healthy
SXew Yonk;s An,hpent RAystnans Atess
Evenhns World RsSdas ~ Ssssnse Dr.
ouvAAA Sl. y - ~ PsAnAAs o a. ~ - N&A
No. 0-By DR.. w. Ayres.


MAN In perfss. health cal -. .n,ta4ns t. a time = r. 4. sas.at.
indeantsy II h. ia not oasaosrs h: mus. be eArefA. .
VA Eating a course dinner title BIZ o. everything - 0M94 -
bad as mixing or dNnkA
Soups contain practically nc neurAMnent aud when net maAs Asn msAA
sol. but II contains a v~y small amount of neurirhrnent
Sugar does more harm than q other variety d fod. nj n rSdeHef1
OF the city man. The ~ who uvss In the country ana exaeAAs N he
open air can take care Of the sug contained h hs eaod. saur hAs = tH
the blood
Tns fermentation causes sssH4ns stsNAs aA sMnA
~~~~~~~~~
A CITY person IN health should ~ Q lAas Nnas - o~&A6 - oA0
n chronic indigestion 70 should nj u NJ otogshSn
Practically the sam may b sd Of white &0A wWA eunaD n
a simne, "a The crust y ali right but the SOFT cGt Of the 6rsed ehea0 et
be esten 1t would be better fors everybody to ~ oox toasted msaA
on cuso u sugar an starches there Is likely to 70 . feeling Of dsprssse. Cue
to lack o. alcohol in te system
Vegetables are harmful unless taken in moderation The mos ANUfM
varitesa are radtshes. tomatoes. cucumbers turMps M cabbage
and mutton are virtually the only foods that Will not Torment
More people underfee IAN overfsod A pound Of - TIRE GxnAo . 6Ay
Is not too much for q person in po health
A person in good health doesn't require 10 much II depends entirely upon
tn exercise h takes and the other cod b . sA
~~~~~~~~
disease. A number ofs such asss hav com under my otsevatton
~ Frmenting meats ar the white meat Of chicks. vei u pcTk
These are also very poo In nutrhvs value Fah Is all right Im ad bacon
should not be eatn oftenert than W or three ines week a clams nay
IN of and when fresh may be taken without ne sighnst fear Of wi en-
sequence With oysters there 10 always hi danger o. TYPHOID
Alcohol m be taken IN moderatoo BY . person IN health. but Ia N hs0A
IT should be cut out Carbonated drinks should vs - taken nH should
of alcoholic drink. I object 70 bee n o matterw whether . person - n III or
good heath. It Is. for n thns IN trrtantt to tn mucous Membrane though
If one drinks beer abMuaily the mucous memtsans becomes accstom to H.
provided ME person Is in scod heafml
The evening world., 1911-07-06

BY Roy L. Met ardell.
SGVV1N desmt that icsman
w comet" cried MIRA Jsrr. pct
u1antfy, ~ abe looked out
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-28
CAPTAIN VAN scAA,ck FREED.
Aged Commander Of lii-Fatsd Sloeum
Parallel From Prison. a..


New York. Aug. 2s.-Capt. William
Van Schnick, 7e years old. who was
com mander OF the excursion steamer
General Slocum when II burned in Hell
Gate on June "a. 1904. with loss OF
q thousand lives. mostly women and
children, was paroled by the United
States government. He returned to his
home from Sing Sing prison.
1t was a surprise to his wife and
family and the captain himself. and
the aged man was almost overcome
when Warden Kennedy told him that
parole papers have arrived. Captain
Van Schaick packed his few belongings
and after bidding farewell 10 the Off
Gals and some OF the convicts, walked
TO the railway station and boarded "A
train for New York.
Following the history of the catastro-
phe. the captain of the Slocum was
made a federal prisoner on charge OF
neglecting duty and failing to provide
worthy fire protection and life pre-
servers on thes teamer. A considerable
time later he was convicted III New
York and sentenced to ten years I'm
prisonment He had served two and q
half years when the parole was
granted
At the time of Captain Van Schaick' ;
conviction, there was considerable pop
ular sympathy for him because all the
punishment for the terrible accident
fell on his shoulders. Even families
Of the victims signed petition for
the captains pardon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-28
TheLast West

Canada. tho land Of golden oppor-
tuntties. n stretching out IL arms tn
you-CAnada, with its hundreds Of
thousands Of acres OF wheat lands. 40.
knowledGed to be the best in the world.
Train load after train load have
taken advantage OF this last grand OF
ferinx OF nature. Merchants. buxinexs
men. professional men. Investors. and
the rar.ne: have moved upon this vast
area o: Hchness. The available acre.
age Is becoming rapidly less. the prios
of tho acres quickly and surely ad-
vancing. Why not come now? Oppor-
tunity mas. be gra.ped quickly with
firm hand. Others have done so--why
not you? You reap the beneft At this
time OF low priced land with nearly. X
not all the advantages OF q settled dis.
trtct.
The Houxhton Lake District 10 par
ticularly we'll favored: sou Of the FIN :;
est, enough wood for fuel, climate the
best. What more can be asked. even
by tho most exactinK2
Next excursion Aug. 20. Arrange to
join us.
q. S. NUoENT. F. w. GALLOWAY
MARsHAl4ITowN IOWA
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-28
Business Opportunity

WANTED-One OF the largest ana
most widely known shoe manufnctur-
ers In the United States. giving em.
ployment to more than Ave thousad
people. and who have spent several
million dollars giving publicity to their
products which are today known IN
every city and town In the United
States. want Il man or woman with
average business ability TO operate Q
store In towns OF ten thousand and W,
including Marshalltown.
The line Of goods is commercial
staple and a necessity. A store OF this
kind backed by our advertising CAM
paign. which Is conceded by experts TO
be the greatest in the world, Is bound
to be success and money mAkee
from the start Thorough investigation
invited and Investment s:ssss3a sSs:s.SSss
thoroughly satisfied In regard to prose-
poets Of success. 1t will require 4 oAp~s
ital OF from $4,000 to $1,000.
Address. Shoe Manufactures, I'M
Sixth ayeAus. usss 1leohe1 loWls ss ssSs
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-28

vicksburg. Miss, q distance OF l,5i1
miles. or to start at DUBUQUE. Iowa,
and finish at New Orleans. 1866 miles.
The purpose OF the flight IL to socus
attention on the Mississippi on tho eve
OF the deep waterway convention Mt
Chicago and TO promote aviation inter-
est In the middle west. az well ~ TO
establish new worlds record for dis
lance.
The flyer an aviator Of national rep
utation. will drive a hydro aeroplane.
which will enable him TO follow the
course OF the river with impunfty,
landing on the river surface whom fair
grounds are not available.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-28
FINE IOWA
FARM FOR SALE.

am offering my Tama county farm
OF 1868 acres. located one mile east OF
Long Point on the Chicago & North
western railway, and 2,s miles south
east or Gladstone on the Chicago. Mil
waukee & ST Paul railway. for sale at
q bargain This is high class, bot
tom land, improved farm. This season
have 240 acres IN corn, wheat and
oats. so In meadow and SO In timber
uu1 pasturnSe. the entirs tract - Wo'i
fenced There IL an eight room two
story frame house. barn 60x60. granary,
chicken house, two large corn cribs,
lasvs scosyal and stockyard, excellent
well aasd .sAa1s. trsss -onr the -pfemisea,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-28

top speed for The scene Of the strus
Sls, Was still many yards distant
when Coast arose. without Q scruple
leaving Blsckstock at the mercy OF
the dog.
He saw Chang coming and saw him
stop and level a revolver. Stimuli
taneously he heard shot--but from
another quarter and another weapon
than the Chinaman's. The latter.
cleaning IN the half light, suddenly
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-28
LONG DISTANCE RIVER FLIGHT.

Aviator Will Use Hydro -Aeroplane in
Trip Down Mississippi.
St. Louis. Aug 2S.--Plans for u. hy
dro- aeroplane flight in September OF
not less than 500 miles down the Mis-
sissippi river. sufficient to eclipse the
worlds record just established by
Harry N. Atwood. are well under way
here.
Two courses are under consideration
to start at ST. Paul and finish at