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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-15
Der /. llntsrobtleiIuns pom RorlpOOo


Der /. unterobtbeiluns pom gacrpooo
part. 81.
5tanIep Gtruble on CHARLES w.
Gdine, Cots IL. IL uno 18 In Gpipdrp
Woobruffs llnterabtteilung in Wort1
genb. ST.
gbarles so. gaine an Stanlep
StrubIe, Cot 19 nnD 1heiI BON Got ~
| in Golporb Doooruff's llnterabth. IN
Rorth 9enb. 81.
| GtonIep etruble an Curtis ..
Smitb, Got 10 in bsrlelben unterdbth,
1915.
Sobn Sertel an Wlargoret Oertel.
Got III in Wias u. alines llnterdbth.
an 2ibertp Str. 81.
| Gallie SO. Stone, per Sberiff, an
81. 6. 9. Stspbens, Got 40 in Scott
SorriIon's llnternbth. $533.34.
CLARA gepe an 0uitdp uno emma
Ibrens. Got 124 in 5hompion's 2
MISUNDERSTANDING an 2apIor Ctr. 81.
Gauretto 3. @ibfon an 8ofinger &
Soptins, 5beil BON Cots 25. 26. 81
20 unb is in 2duretta y. gibbons
lInterobtb. on gooman ape. 81.
II 9rppibsnt Sapings y. II. 3. Co.,
5ruitee, an Sohn u. 8eier. Got 1913 in
Qenor Qiaee llnterobtb. 81.
Union Sapines Realtn GO. onSobr
9entrn, Got 200 in ,Rprtb College 5ill
llnterdbtb. 5000.
3isislbe an Geo. Rpbinion. Got 20s
in bo. 81.
oenrn WdlbTmitb an annd WdIbi
fmitb (Quit CLAIM so Sub on ec'
pen Ibe. 81.
G[Ien 6. 6aitinss an Rotbdniel 6
6oiiines, 3 Cots in See, Wtlion unl
gullots aobiiion in Carthage, 81.
| SrpiIe 81. Sonss on SuIio 8ct'
mann, IS SUB an 5.Strdbe nabs 5an'
nibaI. 81.
Gmil s.. goroes an Mprtie st. Ri
tarbs, eins Got an grotberton Roab
81.
| S0usb Wlsrrn an Carolina 9. DOno
bus, 81 Iub Gn Muburn Ape. 81.
Grnsit 9rieb on stsSopsrs II. Sco
pin Co.. 63 Cots in .4mmenodle". 81
| Iran.geebe on Ben. r. WcG.unan
so Sub On Goparbs Roub. 81.
| 8lanfe ". gonani on Sonforl
grotpn, cine Got on Meit 8. Strnbt
3ipiTdsn 9ius uno Race Strobe, $50,
1000.
| S.nnis WabI an abam R. 5st, 3.
| 1ub an Queen Gitp Nps. 81.
| gua 6. RilIison on Wareoret 6
2utens. 90 SUB on Wopsr place. 81,
| M. y. Cooper on 9raes W. Grin
iteao. 50 SUB an 3issIs ape.. 9po
part. 81.
| Derfslbe an Gilbert u. Rubolpb. Al
| 5ub an grener ape., DO. 81.
| Gpa S6neiosr on Rat. Raihan
16A Sub an Gutter Strabs. nahe Z
2lpt. $500.
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@etiIate hnppthefen.


6enrD gdlimonn an SOfspbius a.
proeifer. $5464.
6ngo Gruner an Cnt 6. II. 9. So.
$1,000.
Bernard eDen an aion 8. II. .. So.
$4,000.
O. Dean an 8. s.. asmmOn. 1851.
SuIuia 3. 6apner on eagle 2. II.
8. u. $3250.
9fnna 6iemen on bie'sibs. $1,000.
Gbds. Softer an Barbara Wisper,
$500.
atnttOnp Gtriiten an SOutblpsit 9.
u. $500.
ann gsaiIOr an Cincinnati GAP
Goeietp. $500.
3. s. 0oumnn an GNis Ware
5000.
Qlnn NaiIor an 81. u. Mnlih $73.
Sardb ". 8uibons an SiiNaInnI
Oils y. u. g. 60. $1,000.
Gfla 20. 5eutb an eagle 2. IL. en-
$1,000.
9ieisI6s an stspben :. sopls
$1,000.
Grbart 5asbnIs an Jreo. Wusft
$500.
6ugb Wsrrin an WsItern Il. Soutb,
ern Qife SHf. 60. $3.50.
iIgDbur 6. 6iu an 9ermanio SO.
g. Ii. q. SO. $1,000.
Worp 3. 6. Doriep an Gbds. 8
Sones. $500.
anna Wirnel an Brighton 0srm
gf. SO. $500.
slntbpnb q. Gpars an Wm. 9ri.
bous. $240.
gaura u. gooo on z. Murb 8. II
3. 60. $1,000.
DoItsr 9. aple an M. y. Cooper
S1275.
20. +. Q. aramer an JinolapWsar
tet Ro. 2 &. Il. y. 60. $1,000.
Warp g. purfeu an Serapbina Wl
Batter. $3.50.
9lmsIia 8. Daller an Robirt uThr
$4,000.
Goa Stntiber an 2oiantipille q. Il
9. SO. $l750.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-15

Die Dittne in Der 4ns
10 paltsrobe. frau Rahel 9uias.
cine 33jdbriae Dittps aus Reuhdisl,
bic Dor einigen Jabren ibren Wlonn
uno ibr einSiges ainb bur6 ben 9o0
psrlorsH, IN ioeben in genf sur 9lns
paltihdft 3ussIoNen unb BON ihren
aoIIeeen berslih besriibi tporDen. Sie
lift permuiblib bic erite Wittipe in Der
Welt, bic bic 4nDaltsrobe trGgt, uno
stpnr III es eiHe iiberaus gefhmdtpons
Robe; benn bd bic Sdfpsi5 fir bic
Rsd,tsdnDGlse teine offisielle Mmts.
trdht pori6rsibi. iob iih Jrau 8uiae
eenoibis,, iih fslbit cine Toilette sus
iommensuitsllen, bic Der Wiiroe pts
limits entiprid3t uHo bic babel ntm
peiblihen Rsis su isiner unbefhrGnis
ten Wtrtung psrbilft. Wie gut ihr
oas seIunssn. seisi elm in elmer Cons
bcher 3eituHg beroffenilihies Bib Der
Dums, bic sinem gerihi.riiaiier bes
gIattss iiber ibre fpdiere 8erufspahl
folqenee Nngcben mohte: ~Wein les
BEN fpurbe burh bns llngliid. oas mid
betrcffen, serbrohen. unb ih besdnn
bog Rentsiiuoium in boiler asnntHib
Der Ghtpieristeiisn. oi. msiner harrs
ten, nm sn p<rgeNen uHb mir einen
neuen aebensin1olt su fhnffen. J1
obfolpirte bic priifungen innerbaIb
BON brei ssnbrsn, unb ih bin ridt ipss
| mia Itols barauf. mein Stubium IN Der
bentbor tiirssiten .3sii beenbet 3u bds
ben. Jh psrfolste NIT Der Wabl Der
iuriltiftxn aoufbnbn iein anbsres
aiel aIs bos, sinen 9eruf su bdbeH
unb mein Wifen in ben DienIt meinsr
DsfcbledisssnoHiHnsn Su itellen. o6.
nohl In barum Islbitperitdnnlih aud
auf mannlide alienten nitht pfrJidten
min. aber if bin Der Wtinuna boB.
| b4fonbers in StrafIanen. Elm ipeibIis
der Mnpnlt einer Angtsingten btHtrt
Dienfte lsijien fann als Der mdnnIi1e
stollegs, neil fih sipiIfkn Jrcutn
lleitier Elm pertrnulifks 0<rb6ItniB
ttrittfIi, une neil in belitnten 1dllen
leine fruu fib einer Werth<ibissrin
lsxr nnb ridbdItloisr offenbaren tDiro
aIs sinem gtrtheioi9er. sd bin cls
Wadb6sn bier nnb in nfperen l6nnsrn
erspatn ipprben unb bnhe rntint beIien
isrsunbinnen in Gnslnnb unD Gf,otts
lamb. 5h ipiirbe mid Ielbifptrit1nbs
lid freusn, iDtnn In Der Shiuti5 bnB
lsErauenItimmrtht tinstfiibrt miroe,
lobtr Id muB often geistben. bcb u
Ibtr poIiiiffkn Reife bic Gdnpei5gr
i syrduea 4tRftr ibren engliIMen Gd>pts
| tern nod i.sit 3aridiis9sn; 0ber aud
nir crbslssn iilsitia .en nAlssss .Nsi-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-15
Neue SppOtbeten.

~ W Ht " W.
Cincinnati 5r.ie qreTe 60. an Wes
fern 8ermdn 8ani $25. 900.
Sberefa ). Gruner an Sat 6. u. y.
60. $140O.
Clement 6. R. Sdpnsr an eagle e.
u. 6. u. $2500.
Grmo Wl. Rpbolt an SuIius Wl
aabn, $400.
MoebaIsna Gi9elberger an gbspiOi
q. Ii. 6. 60. S1250.
genia WorriIoH an Miami 9oipn'
flip y. Ii. 6. 60. $500.
antbonp Rotb on gIurt Ctr. g. II
3. 60. $1,000.
2tnna Sismsr an eagle g. IL. 6. u.
$3.50.
Charles Wormalb an 5unbamsHtu
6. II. 8. 60. $2500.
6arrn g. 8rabom on Champion y
u. SO. 2. $3.50.
Mnrp Rins an Spcampre 2. IL. 6
60. $3.50.
4nibonb Gbriften an Southipei
gnb 3. u. SO. $3.50.
Jr,n. 6. Shpars on Some .. II. g
60. $4,000.
1imotbp 80. 9ntltp an llnton Sop
ings 9ant Il. 6. 60. $500.
6orrn 6. 8rubam an 2ixraI 6. II
q. 60. $500.
1bomos =. 5uitus on Cottage Q
u. 6. 60. $1,000.
Sermnn O. prrisr an Cottage 9. u
g. 60. $4,000.
| Greb. 6. Hr<blsr an DO. $3.50.
5arab u. g,uibong an CAT Walnu
6ils 3. u. &. 6. $1100.
Contractors II. Builders Suppl
Go. an Spuibern Sbio 8, II. z. Go
$1,000.
Gaa 81. 5satb an easI. 9. II. ca
$4,000.
pauf Gelb an DO. $500.
| Mnn0 Mirmtl an Brighton 0ermo
gf. 1920.
| Sc. .Gbrere on Mtitsrn H. Coulter
life Jni. Go. $65O0.
/ gnroIine @. Donobue an DO. $425C
Morn Q. Gifber On aibsraI 6. u. z
60. $3.50.
| 5oIepb Grtel an dragon q. II. 6. q
SO. e. $1,000.
| gbns. 6. 9buupnlb il. an Gcfontl
pile y. u. g. Go. $1,000.
| Warguerit Qudsns an Gnttrpri'
l8. u. 60. $500.
! mm. W. Dorris an union 9. o.
/ 8. Go. $500.
! mtbittr 6. Rpboli an W. D. Cor
per. $3.50.
i ). o. Jrn an bo. $500.
i Groee Wl. grinfxob an CD. :
Durie. $4,000.
i alberto u. .Nubolpbnn R.sW-s0u
i $1,000.
j DkftIbenn M. q. Cooper. $3.50.
/ M1neIia Dstnmp Doller an prou
| bent 6. r. i. q. %. 81, 900.
j 4ak Reib - l1oon
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-15

mDge in feinem Saai. ssfpiFs Demon.
itrationen pprfiibren bic bic bon mir
eripdbnten Sbatidden pDllis einipanos
frei unb unter itrensiter GontroIle
nd6tpeiien follten. 9ersebens tpanbte
it Elm. baB mein perebrter Msifter
tpeoer elm 9autIsr, ned Der berufsmds
bige 4nbdneer elmer 8sbeimlebre fei;
Der Baron bebarrte Bel feinem Der
lanaen, bis id ibm enblih bas 9ers
fprehen CAB, bel 0einem Batter Der
8olmetf6er ieines Wuni6es gu iein
Run peiBt Du alIes.
(5ortfebuns iclst.l
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-15

niro manf<Y einipenben. Die ipeitsr
fpIaenben Dcrfhriften iiber SnborDt
nation tperbea ibn einss dnftrsn be-
Eehren.
Der lintsrgebene muB bem Gbtrrs
obns glipsrfpruh eehorden. Jsoer
Wibsripruh ober gturtbeilung ptro
perbrehen. mir srlauben boher jeotm
Cbern, Der bas Reft All tefehlen bat
unb Hift auf oas piinttIidlte aehorlas
met tpirb. jsbes gergeben auf. Der
StsLIe sn nbnben; ipsnn es llnteroffis
eisrs oher SoIoaien iinb, burh sine.
Gorreition, ben jenen nit Der fluf,tn
alines unb ben bieIen NIT ben Stod
purh llnterofficiers obsr aprpornls 5u
beitrnfen. Gino Is Gffitiers, bic iih
oergleifen su ShuIbsn foinmtn Iai.
| fen, IDIIen iie ouf Der Siells nit Mr.
reit beItraft ireroen eseosr Beftht
lift oussurichten; nabher bari nm Grs
lGutsruna getsten, aud gei6iperoe ats
fiibret fuerben, teinsr bari iIb lslblt
r1hen oner nur CUR Reoe ittntn. Stoe
unteariinpete pber unbeid,eibene Bee
| fhueroe foa ober fofori DtrDorfen.
Der anbrinaer ols tpiittliher Bsrbrts
der geeen bic SubcrbinntiOn angeles
ben uno nit Strafs beItgi iuerben !. !.
Goseetn befsbIsn Wlr ousbriidiitl,
pob isber Gbtre bic ibn 3uIttbenot
9sfugnis nit Wdbieung aebrautsn
iol. er mub in uHb auBer otm
| Ditnite burt iein eanses getrogsn sin
Grsmpel our Ranfolse gtben, our1
Giiie, burh fSreunoli6tsit. bnrh ans
| itdnoiss Serabldiiuna iif, niht nur
bic aiebs unb oos 0er.rauen ieiner
| llntereebenen oeroisnen. ionbtrn folz
hsraeitaIt pernnlaNsH, baB ieoer serne
| uno aus 3ri.b ieinsn 3ienit perrthie.
Die Bilnung zines gan5sn Regiments
/ 6dnot pon bem 8etrasen oes GberIien
lab 4. mir psrbiettn ale f11isdbte
! ifimpflihe gsbanbIunsen. jebes cine
selnen in llniern 5ruppen, uno nod
msbr perbiettn gDir ioIde In abfits
Ieines aansen aorps; olies prlgfIn Der
| lInterofFiciers unb Solbaten foli nice
mails anosrs 3ua.lafien iperbsn. aIs
| nuf friIder frepentlthsr Ebot, CUR
bioBen aprrstiion nit Woabe /.
| iSelbIi bic erlaubte aorrettion perbie-
| ten mir in alien Joilen, no Der llntsrs
gebtne gum Beifpisl i'm RduIhs) nns
permDssnb iIt, fein 9ergebeH ein3ufss
| ben; Iogor Der DortDehiel folI .aIss
oann unerlaubt Iepn."
i Mar es pas geiipisl bss eroBen
prsubiIhsn 6risbrid. Der in ieinsn
2unbe ieoen mad isiner Gaiipn islig
peroen li,b. ipelfes i'm aapitel poai
Gpttssoisnit fsitIsbte: rOu mir Die
brsn in Deiitid)lanb anertanHien 4rs
ten Der driiiIiten Relision sbsnfnls
, unter llniertu 5ruppen SulaFtn, 10
. ertbeilsn gDir nud jeoem Die 6rsps
. BELT, ben Gottesbisult nah ben 0es
trduten isinsr airhe su Oerrihten."
Bon bsionberem SHisreIe erfteini
uns beute bic bamalise 0orihrift iiber
bic milit1riihe Rsh.spfleee: ~Dis
Wilitdr geridtgbnrteit befrepet pon
allen dnbersn Surisoittion.n in perIo.
. nai.laas uno S.rimiRalfafe unn Dirf
: in isbeu, Rsaimtnie bon benz gbef ola
/ ein3ioem Rifter pertDaltet.s
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GruHOeisentbums : llebertrasnnssu
gincinnati. IA. suni

5ugD 0runer an H. 1bersfn 8.
Grunec. &C Gub an Der Ditfsite con
Wonigomern Rb. 81.
Jobn aunislman an Juuior Srber
Of II. u. Wl. Council 80. 244, Got 8
in Granbpieip llRtsrabtb. In Wt.
Gealtbn. ST..
Wpers y. Cooper an Grmd W. Rps
bolt, Gbil bon Cots 80 unb 40 In
BenDsnutO llnterabtbeiluns In 6pbs
port. 81.
Charles q. Genie an Wlinnis
GMwar1. 1hsilDon 0ss1' "a 6ssnt 66 y
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-20
Contra, Church MEETINGS.,

Mr.. Morris spoke on the subject. "a
Leper Cleansed' at the Central Church
OF Christ last night. The story was
the healing Of Naaman, captain of the
hosts of the King of Syria, and a
mighty man of valor. But he was af-
f1icted with that awful malady leprosy.
Guided by little captive maid. and
aided by the kings, Naaman, after many
difficulties. arrives at the home Of
Elisha, the prophet Of God. The prophet
sends out word by his servant for
Naaman to dip himself seven times IN
the Jordan. This requirement seemed
humiliating to Naaman, as he was a
man Of great pride. He turns away
in a towering rage. for he had his
own plans and wanted to substitute
them for the commands OF God. At last
his friends persuaded him to submit
to the conditions and he was cleansed.
1t is just as necessary for the sinner
today as it was for Naaman to first
realize his helplessness. second to come
where healing is to he found, third to
meet the conditions just as they are
laid down.
Two responded to the invitation last
night. Mr.. Howe played on the musi-
cal coins and sang "He Tenderly
Looked at Me-"
At the revival Sunday Rev. Mr.. Morris
will take as his morning subject "The
Betrayal Of Jesus" and in the even
ing will give a short sermon on what
We Stand For"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-20
LEeRANp PIONEER DEAD.
Mrs. Clara Willis. Hadlsy Passes Away
At Wichita, Kan.

At Wichita, Kan,
A telegram received Friday night by
Mrs. G. A. Mote, s07 West Linn street.
told Of the death Friday of Mrs. Notes
mother, Mrs Henry NJ. Hadley, form
erly Mrs. Ezra Willis, pioneer Of
LeGrand. Altho the daughter here
knew that her mother was Ill. recent
word from Wichita was to the effect
that she was improving. The tele-
gram announcing the end therefore
came somewhat as a shock. Mr.. Mote
left this morning for Wichita, Mrs.
Mote not being :Ibie to go owing to
poor health.
Mrs Hadley was born Clara Hannah
Hussey at South China, Me-, June q,
1885, and was the last surviving mem
Der Of family Of seven children. She
became the wife Of Ezra Willis at Lee
Grand in 1868, the old home being on
west Of LeGrand. Fifteen years ago
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis left the farm and
built a home in LeGrand, where they
lived until Mr.. Willis death July 10,
1897. In 1901 Mr.. Willis became the
wife Of Henry NJ. Hadley, of New
Providence, and a few years later
! moved to Kansas.
Mrs. Hadley is survived by the one
daughter in this city. A son, Edwin.
died in infancy.
No word has as yet been received as
to whether or not the body would be
brought to LeGrand for burial. and
probably no arrangements for the bur-
| ial will be made until Mr.. Mote reaches
Wichita.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-20

Ketchum, Of this city, chairman Of the
Iowa railroad commission. to the erect
that the coal shortage was largely due
to the fact that dealers did not carry
large enough supplies, writer sign
ing himself Coal Dealer" takes issue
with the railroad commissioner. The
communication follows:
Editor Capital: Commissioners
Eelchum's letter to the pubic III The
Capital the 18th inst is an unjust slam
on the coal dealers OF Iowa, as whole.
The statement made by him tina. coal
dealers depend largely upon unloading
! coal direct from their cars 70 their
customers is too general to be corr
,ect.
While 1t may be true that Some
dealers conduct their business IN tina:
10 cause coal famine. The great ma
iority Of the regular coal dealers, those
who handle coal turnout the enyire
year. have storage bins for large ton
rage, ard It is safe to say tl,ta mos
CO these dealers HAD their BINS TILED to
the roof at the beginning Of the severe
Is cold weather this season. Many OF
inc dealers rot only had :her' bins full!
bu, also ilad several carlou.ls in .:d'-
tlcn, unloa lea on the ground That is
! true of Mr.. Ketchum's home city
| (Mars halltown).
1.-The real cause of the trouble is. that
so mary consumers buy coal, load al
| a time. as they use it, instead OF rur-
chasing a supply before the time when
blockades occur. If the consumers who
| have capacious bins and could as, v eli
! pay for enough coal TO last thru the
winter. as to buy it in dribs. would put
| in coal carly in sufficient amount tc
90 them thru the extreme portion Of
the winter, the coal famine question
would be practically settled.
The dealers carry a sufficient stock
| ct coal as rule, to take care of those
who are unable to buy in large guam
titles early, but It Is too mucn TO ox.
pee. of them to have in storage enough
to supply everybody, thru weeks o.
such extreme weather as lately pre-
vailed in Iowa.
During the most Of November ant
| the first half Of December the weathe
was mild, and but little coal was beinf
sold. The dealers had large stocks am
could then readily obtain more. ne
cause the railroads were open and car!
were plentiful. Then when the extreme
cold weather came on. everybod;
wanted coal. The dealers are no
blamable for the shortage.
! Mr.. Ketchum should better under
stand the situation before undertaking
to inform the public Of the reason FOL
| q coal fannie"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-20
How Wrinkles Are
caused-and Removed
(From American Honey

why did no one think Of this be-
fors? writes a clear thinking reader.
Wrinkles are caused by the skin be-
coming loose. Obviously the remedy II
to tighten the skin. Equally II il OBJ
vious that the only thing which will
tighten the skin is powerful astrin.
gent
Nov. It Is we'll known that the only
powerful astringent which II abso-
lutely harmless and beneficial a. we'll.
IL pure powdered saxoltts, obtainable
from any druggist. Dissolve one ounce
in half pint Of witch basel. Battle
the face In it daily and-beho1d! The
result y almost magical. The skin be-
comes hrm and smooth. the face feels
SNUG, comfortable and solid. instead of
loose and fabby. Simple. isn't It? AZ
Z askel-why did no one think OF il
before1
"One should be careful. however. "a
use nd other astringents than pure
saxolite, - the former 40 no good and
. are really Injurious moro often thar
not" s
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-20
REFEREES SALE.

In the district court of Iowa, in and
for Marshall county.
George w. Arney, ct al. plaintiffs, vs..
Hulda Anna ArneI, ct al, defendants.
Notice Of referees sale.
BY virtue of an order of sale directed
to the undersigned referee from the
clerk Of the district court of Marshall
county, Iowa, on a decree obtained in
said court on the second day Of Jan
uary, A. D., 1912, at the January term Of
said court in favor of George w. Arnay.
ct al, as plaintiffs and against Hulda
Ann Arney. ct al, as defendants, for
the partition sale OF the real estate
named and described in said plaintiffs
petition, will, on the 9Th day of Feb
ruary, A. D., 1912, offer for sale to
the highest bidder the following de-
scribed real estate. to-Wit:
The north one-half On ~ Of the
southeast quarter (S F. NJ of section
thirty-f1ve (s5) and the south one-half
IS ~ of the southeast quarter Is "A
and the northeast quarter On E "a
Of the southeast quarter Is f ~ 0ess
right of way of Iowa River Railway
Company across it, 100 feet wide) and
the southeast quarter Is E ~ of the
southwest quarter Is w ~ of section
twenty five (25) all in township num-
Der eighty-fve (s5) north (N) range
nineteen (19). west CW) fifth P. NJ.
Marshall county, Iowa.
The terms of sale are for cash. to be
finally approved by the aforesaid dis
trict court, said sale to take place in
front Of the court house door in Mar
shalltown Iowa. at the hour Of IL
o'clock a, m. of said day, when and
where due attendance will be given
by the undersigned.
Dated this 9Th day of January, A. D.,
1912. C.. H. VAN LAW,
Referee.
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Sunday Church Service.

Church services and sermon subjects
Of pastors have been announced for
Sunday as follows:
Methodist, Rev. S. E. Ellis-Morn-
ing. Christian Stewardship evening.
Warped in the Heat Of Trial.
Congregational, Rev. B. F. Martin -
Morning. The Debt of Strength We
Owe;"@ vesper hour, communion SER
vice.
Bethany United Brethren, Rev. c. E.
Notwithstanding, The Soul Winners
Motives" evening, "Sin It's Own De-
tective."
Baptist. Rev. James McGee-Morn-
Ing. Abiding in Christ" evening. The
Five Great Scenes in the Life of
Christ" In a prelude to the evening
sermon Mr.. MCGEE will speak on the
ratification of the proposed arbitration
treaties.
Presbyterian-Morn and evening".
Rev. DR.. Edwin w. Lanham, Of Cedar
Falls, will preach.
First Church of Christ. Scientist -
Subject Of 10:45 service, Life"
Elm Norwegian Lutheran, Rev. G
K. Thompson-No services on account
Of the fact that the furnace is still! out
Of commission.
Friends, Rev. e. H. Brown-Morn-
ing, Indifference or 1dleness in the
Kingdom of God" evening, Jesus OF
Nazareth is Passing By Special musie
by the Crescent class.
First United Evangelical. Rev. W. r
Oursler-Morning. Enduring Hardness
For Jesus Christi evening. These
Things Are Written That Ye Might Be-
lieve That Jesus is the Christ, Son OF
the Living God.''
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-20
INDIGESTION WILL VANISH.
Out. Of Order Stomachs Feel Fine Five
Minutes After Taking . Little oia-

Eensin.
Take your sour, out order stOm-
ach--or maybe YOU call 1t indigestion,
Dyspepsia, Gastritis or Catarrh OF
Stomach; it doesn't matter-take your
stomach trouble right with you to
YOUR pharmacist and ask him to open
a 50-cent case of Pape's Diapepsin
and let you eat one 22-grain TRAN
guile and see # within five minutes
there is left any trace of your former
misery.
The correct name for your trouble
is Food Ferme nta:ion-food souring:
the Digestive orgens become weak.
there is lack of gastric juice; your
food is only half digested. and you be-
come affected with loss of appetite,
pressure and fullness after eating.
vomiting. nausea, heartburn, gripping
in bowels, tenderness in the pit Of
stomach. bad taste in mouth, consti-
patton. pain in limbs, sleeplessness,
belching of gas. biliousness sick
headache, nervousness, dizziness or
many other similar symptoms.
If your appetite is tickle and nothing
tempts you, Or YOU belch gas, or if
you feel bloatsd after eating, or your
food lies like lump of lead on your
stomach. you can make UP your mind
that at the bottom of all this there is
but one cause-fermentation of undi-
gested food
Prove to yourself in five minutes
that your stomach is as good as any;
that there is nothing really wrong.
Stop this fermentation and begin eat
ing what you want without fear Of
discomfort or misery.
Almost instant relief is waiting for
you. 1t is merely a. matter of how
soon you take little Diapepsin
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BABY NINE"
Will Be at the odson Monday Evening
Jan. 22.

Jan. e.
Margaret Mayo's screamingly funny
comedy, Baby Mine will be seen at
the New Odeon Monday evening
Baby Mine" ran for one solid year at
Days theater New York. and is now
playing in London, at the Criterion
theater. this being its second year.
Baby Mine is built for laughing pur-
poses only There is not play on the
boards anywhere today that is as
amusing as this absurdly funny COM
edy 1t is sure cure for the blues.
insomnia, melancholia. domestic
troubles. detection, indigestion-ln
short, everything. 1t is the best doctor
and the cheapest. The plot is said to be
novel. the dialogue bright. and the sit
uations comical The attraction comes
here under the direction of William A.
Brady. Ltd. and the cast is said to be
an excellent one. The demand Tor
Baby Mine comes from all parts OF
the world and productions are shortly
to be made in Paris, Berlin. Vienna. st.
Petersburg. South America. South
Africa ard Australia.