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SPEECHES. WHEN FOUND
]. P. Muir, Who Disappeared
Week Ago, Located Near
Croome, Md.

John p. Muir, sixty-five years old, who
disappeared from his home, 2441 Ontario
road, about o'clock last Thursday morn
ing, was found late yesterday afternoon
in a field on the farm OF Charles Duvall.
near Croome, about four miles south Of
Upper Marlboro. Md. He was taken to
Upper Marlboro last night and cared for
by Robert w. Wells.
Mr.. Muir was suffering from exposure,
and seemed also to have suffered stroke
of paralysis. He was unable to give any
account of himself Or his wanderings
since last Thursday.
Identified by His Papers.
When Mr. Muir was found in the field
he was unable to talk, and his identified
ton later was through documents found
In his pockets. Relatives went to Upper
Marlboro this morning as soon as they
learned Of his whereabouts and arranged
to bring him home.
Mr.. Muir belongs to one Of the most
prominent families on the eastern shore
Of Maryland. having resided In Dorches-
ter county most Of his life. He was in
the government service as lighthouse in
spector between Baltimore and Florida
a number Of years. retiring about seven
years ago.
Sufferer From Ill Health.
During recent years Mr.. Muir has been
in Ill health. Members Of his family
have watched him carefully and re-
trained from letting him have money. for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-10
GETTING READY TO VOTE
At BIENNIAL ELECTION
Choice of Town Officers in Ia
koma Park, Md, Mon
day, May 6.

At the biennial election of the town
of Takoma Park, Nd. to be held Monday,
May g. balloting will be in order for
mayor and three councilmen to serve for
term of two years each, from the first
Monday in June. The polls will be open
in the basement Of the Presbyterian
Church, Maple avenue. from am. until
6 pm.
The only candidate now in the field for
the mayoralty is Councilman 8. W. Will
liams. w. G. Plat. the incumbent. who
has removed from the park, is now clos
ing his third term as mayor.
The councilmen, whose terms expire
May 1, are r. D. Rush, H. F. Taft and
L. r. Grabill
The judges of election, who have been
appointed by the council, are j. IL. Van
Houten. l.. NJ: Mooers and r. w. Long,
ley. The clerk of the election board will
be selected by the judges when they con-
vene.
Report of Assessors.
The report of the board of assessors
for the current fiscal year has been sub
mitted. 1t shows increases amounting to
$3O. 600, of which $4,000 is for the assess
ments of new residences erected in the
park during the past year. The remain
ing 81. 900 has been added by reason of
the subdivision into building lots of the
Holt tract on Carroll avenue. There
were no decreases during the year. The
total valuation of assessed real estate
amounts to 100000. The board Of as
SCISSORS was composed of e. Norman
Jackson. chairman; ]. H. Van Houten and
Ben G. Davis.
The council has ordered the construc-
ton Of 600 feet Of cement sidewalk on
Chestnut avenue at a cost of approx.
mately $3.50. The cost of the construc-
ton is to be charged against the abutting
property owners of lots %, % and q in
block II and lots II. II. Ii, IA and Is in
block IL. A petition signed by the prop
erty owners in these two blocks was ap-
proved by the, council and the work
ordered. The signers to the petition were
Harriet Miller, Charles s. Miller, Frank
S. LarSin. DR.. H. NJ. Bennett and Anna
A. Larkin.
The council has under consideration q
request of E. NJ. Douglas. former mem
Der of the council. for the resurfacing Of
that portion Of Laurel avenue from the
Log Cabin to Eastern avenue with gravel
or broken stone. It is stated the street
has not been resurfaced for ten years.
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Household DRUGS

SOC Phillips Milk of Magnesia.. .33c
Sulphur, pound. .......................9c
EPSON Salts, pound. ...................5c
Boric Acid, pound. .....................Oc
Bicarbonate Soda, pound. SC
Rochelle Salts. pound 25c
Sodium Phosphate, pound. ..15c
Cream Tartar, pound. .S5c
Sal Ammoniac, pound. .10c
Bay Rum, pint. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SOC
Dobelrs Solution, pint. .13c
Antikamnia Tablets, dozen...........15c
25c Carbolic Salve.. LAC
2Jc Arn1ca SaIVe. ....l4c
25c Witch Hazel Salve. lac
Witch Hazel, Dickinson's best; full
Peroxide Hydrogen, Y pit, SO;
J. pt., 12c; full pit. ................19c
Absorbent Cotton. 1 lb.....-:..........19 c
Calomel and Soda Tablets, 1OO.....15c
&c Mentholatum. lie
25c Dfoxogen. ......................17c
Soda Mint. pint. 15c
Aromatic Spirits Ammonia, 2 ozs. 1Oc
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Is a Fungous Growth.

There is difference between the boil
weevil and the chestnut blight in that
! the latter is a fungous disease. How it is
spread is still questioned by some scien-
lists 1t is suspected that the birds dur
ing wet weather carry the sticky spores
on their feet. Others say that the dis
ease is carried by insects. Either or both
may be right. 1t is certainty, how
ever. that it will be impracticabIe to kill
off-all the birds to save the chestnut
trees.
The worst ravages Of the disease have
been in Long Island. 1t is not believed
that there is chestnut tree left in that
region. In eastern New York and east
ern Pennsylvania the disease got such a.
start that the chestnuts were almost en-
tirely cleaned out but it is thought the
trouble has been checked, SO that the
trees in the western parts of the two
states can be saved.
The disease attacks the bark of the
trees. 1t girdles the limb or trunk II
1t starts in the upper part of the tree it
may take several seasons to complete
the damage. but If 1t attacks the trunk
1t sometimes kills a big tree within a
month.
The only salvation of other trees, as
far as has been discovered, is to cut out
and burn the affected timber. There are
scores of photographs in the department
showing how the disease progresses.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-04

MEMBERSHIP MADE GENERAL
THRUoUT ENTIRE COUNTY
ch.i. Mitchell Chosen Chairman of
Temporary Organization, c. r. Gaun+
Vice Chairman, and N. W. Martin
seeretary-Will Meet Again Wcdnes-
day Evening to Perfect Organization.

There Is to be a Culunllns Club in
Marshall county as well as Taft
Club, The members of the Marshall
town Trades and Labor Assembly, At
their hall Sunday morning. started one
| and will meet again Wednesday even
ing to extend its membership at which
Cummins men outside of the trades
and labor assembly are invited to at
tend.
For the temporary organization Chris
Mitchell was made chairman. c. r.
Gaunt vice chairman. and n. W. Mar
tin secretary. At first 1t was intended
to confine the membership of this
Cummtns Club to members of the
trades and labor assembly, but in
asmuch as the whole county must be
considered in the county convention it
was voted to throw the invitation to
join a Cummins Club open to the voters
Of the entire county. and the general
| meeting is to be held for that purpose
in assembly hall. over Reynolds &
Sheldon.s store. 100 West Main street,
Wednesday evening.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-04
WANT LARGE EXHIBIT.
Superintendent. Urge Teachers to
Send PUPILS Work to Fair. !.

In an effort to make the exhibit of
school work for the next county fair
the largest ard best Of it's kind since
the fair was organized, Superintendent
Aaron Palmer, of the city schools. and
County Superintendent Mary Hostel
Ter have mailed circular letters. to all
of the rural and town teachers of the
county, asking them to cooperate.
The eiuca tioral department is to
have an entire building for its exclu-
sive use, the association having given
over the poultry building for this pur-
pose. 1t is the desire of the superin-
tendents that the building be COM
pletely filled with the class work of
the pupils Of the schoolseof the county.
Teachers have been urged to send in a
large quantity of work in arithmetic,
geosra ply. grammar. history. physiol-
ogy. penmanship and drawing. The
teachers have been asked to send not
so much special work as samples of
daily work that will give a good idea
of what the pupils are doing. 8.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-04
PETITION FOR PAVING.
Property Owners of Church anc
Twelfth Streets Ask for Concrete.

A petition signed by owners Of prop
erty on Church street. west Of Ninth
street and on South Twelfth street, be-
tween Church and Main streets, asking
that the four blocks be paved with
concrete, was presented to the council
this morning. The petitioners stipulate
that the paving is not to cost more
than $1.35 a square yard. According
to members Of the council the signers
Of the petition to not own a majority
OF the property frontage on the two
streets. It is possible that the petition
will not be granted. as members Of the
council are of the opirion that the
list Of streets 1t has already decided
to pay may be as much or more than
the city can afford to undertake during
the coming season.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-04
MRS. JANNEY ILL.
MarshaIItown Woman III Of ,Diphtheris
ia CHICAGO HOSPITAL. y

III SUISdSO V0OSPtdi.
While in Chicago with her husband,
who recently underwent surgical OPP
Grafton, Mrs A. Janney was stricken
suddenly with diphtheria and is quar-
antined in room at the Presbyterian
hospital, where her husband is patti
emit.
News Of Mrs. Janneys ,filness came
in letter received Sunday by Mrs. E.
r. Lay from Mrs. r. j.. Fletcher Mrs.
Fletcher said that Mrs. Janney's case
was in a mild form. and that anti
| toxin was administered at the start. An
early recovery is anticipated. and it is
believed that the patient will be able
to return home in about ten days. BY
that time, too. Mr.. Janney will be able
to return home.
Mrs. Fletcher wrote that Mr.. Janney
was improving nicely, and was doing
just as well as could be expected.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-04
Local Weather Record.

Twenty-Five and 10 above We're the
extremes of temperature Sunday. COM
AIRED with IA and s. above. Saturdays
extremes. The snow fall Saturday
amounted to 20 OF an inch of preci2i-
tat.on. At 7 O'Clock this morning the
temperature was Ia. 4 year ago sun
day the maximum was AZ and the
minimum 80:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-04
CITY FILES vIADUcT PLAN.
Drawing for the Third Avenue Owe,
head CROSSING Sent to Commission.

The plans for the South Third av-
enue viaduct over the tracks Of the
Northwestern and NJ. & st. L. rail-
roads, which Mayor Jones instructed
City Engineer w. H. Steiner to pre-
pare. have been finished and forwarded
to the state railroad commissioners
The plan is very similar to the one that
Engineer Steiner made last fall. 1t
provides for the end OF the north ap-
proach to the viaduct to start at the
south line of Nevada street. The south
end Of the viaduct is placed a short
distance north of the Linn creek
bridge. The plan has been filed with
the railroad commissioners In the hope
that the commission will either force
the railroads to accept 1t or furnish a
plan Of their own. which it is expected
that they will do.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-04

securs bids on q blue print machine
Tor the use OF, the engineering depart
ment. The machine will cost about
5000.
The couiicfr adjourned until Wednes-
day afternoon. when 1t will probably
open and consider the bids for u motor
fire truck.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-04
MARRIED.
crandaIl. Williams.

At the Methodist parsonage Sunday
afternoon at 2::3O O'clock. Rev. S. L.
Ellis united in marriage Mrs. Lucy Will
liams and Mr.. Jesse Crandall. both of
New Sharon, The ceremony was per-
formed in the presence of several
friends of the couple. Mr.. and Mrs.
Crandall will reside on the sroom's
farm near New Sharon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-04
Ends Januarv T,rm Today,

Judge Nichols held court here today
to hear some motions and close up the
business of the January term. 1t was
expected that Judge, Nichols would be
able to remain here for two or three
days to finish the work of the term.
but he has to be at, Toledo Tuesday to
take up an assignment Of jury cases.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-04
ox.r.,.r Of Poor. Renor..

According to the report of DR.. Rosa
Liebig, overseer of the poor, for the
month OF. February. which was filed
with the supervisors Saturday, the
county spent $49.17 for it poor. OF
this amount S27.20 was spent for fuel
and $3.50 for provisions, total OF
1880. Included in the balance OF SEQ?
was $2.12 spent for railroad fare.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-04
Notice.

This to notify the public that the
existing between George
W. Wolfgang and George A. Williams
was dissolved March /, 1912. George
w. Wolfgang, George A Williams.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-04
Local Pension Record

Pensions have been granted to Nell
son w. Bridgman and JOHN Garrigan,
both of Marshalltown, anG both at the
rate of $50 per month. e
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-04
RETlREs AFTER LONG SERVICE.
George L. Mason Leaves Employ
Sat. After Seventeen Years.

George l.. Mason, for seventeen years
head night nurse at the Iowa Soldiers
Home hospital, left the service of the
state Saturday. Mr.. Mason will be-
come janitor of Central Church Of
Christ. Mrs. Clara Hennick WILSON. a
graduate nurse in the employ OF the
hospital. succeeds Mr.. Mason.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-04
Minor Council .leusine...

The counc1 authorized the payment
Of SIS 60 the public library. that s;;i..,.;s
representing one -half the cost Of the
trees and shrubs ret In the library
cSusoiiman Lamb 7, VS. instSuctsd stes
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-04
,tion, Royal Arch Msssrs |

Special convocation Signet chapter.
No. IS. Monday evening, 1850. Mark
master degree. Try to be present. A.
u. 'Meeker. II. p.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-04

Teachers Examination.
A special examination for teachers
will be held In the office of County
Superintendent Mary Hostetlf Friday
and Saturday, March Is and ~.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-04
AMusEM ENTs.
"My Wifs's Family" Farce Comedy at
the Odson Sunday.

<ho OdOOH SUHUay'
"My Wife's Family" a nonsensica
farce comedy. was played at the Odeon
Sunday night to fair sized audience
The company that played it was very
ordinary one. 49,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-04

We have oa tEAek . uico - O.
Franklin county 9saAlssEo nloAalD -
Just the thing for . sang0 W. =
Green trading stamps With caah pun.
chaDes.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-04

We are showing the largest
and most complete line OF
women's and misses wash
dresses in the city. and are
quoting exceptionally low
prices at this time; new
spring models at $1.4S. $l.sS
$40 and up to ..........
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Shuloig befunben, geftsAungen dr9e7
uommen 3u baben.
Die G6insisn in ben Ser. Staatsn
Iammeln 9elb fir eirsn arlsg
gbinas gsgsu Rublano.
0e s r6er Iegt Elm offen g
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polles GeItanoniB ab. Gr befanl1te,
ben Z Sabre alien eSSoiepb SolepbS,
celien SeritldeIte Seide am 16. gtoo.
in 2adalpanna gefunoeu tpuroe,
icrner Dor 10 ssahren ben 12-ioDri-
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fer 9eitllngsperfduier, ermoroet 81
ha6e, 0idep CAB OH, Due Serbreden
in betrunfeHem 3uitanoe perubt 8u
baben. &senn er 81 ptel 9etrunten
babe, peripiire er oeu lnpIoerlteblI-
diem Grung in lich 4naben lln8llbrtn=
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artige 9erbreheu pertlht 5ll babe1t
luto idsie, oaB er feline 5tut tleT be-
rene.
Ser fIeiue S5oIephs nerittDano am
10. Gftober 1911. Sein Sater, EN-
ungeIebener 9eIhaitsmuuH Sadas
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Der Rnabe entfiihrt poroen iet mo
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pom 3eit su 3eit anonpme griefe,
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teraeidnst bat, sibt burin gu, baB Ell
bic anab.n erIt ssmartert babe, ebe e,
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ner Mpotbete unb Moren pflegte ibl
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bab. er cine aerinoe Ooiis 2auoanun
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Mites M o biIifirt |.

ct. petersburg, 20. Nobem=
b<r. Die Diterrei1iih unsariiden
ReferpiIten, bic in ben ruHifhen Sit@
ieepropinaen temporGr anidflis iino,
baben Beiebl erbalten, nad Ssiterreidgs
llnsarn 3uriidsutebren, tpis psfs
,NatIh" aus Hisa semelbet tpirb.
Die oeutf9en ReierDiiten in ben
OitixprobiHsen 5dblen unsefabr 5000
Nsann, unb aud lie iinb benahrihtist
aporben, baB 5ie jih in 8ereiti idaft 9alz
ten miiien, ft6 iofort bel ihren Resis
menttrn au iteIlen.
Das DitsrreiniIhe ipie audi bas
beutite aonIuIat in aiep iperben pon
itarten poliSsiabibeilungen betDaht.
Mm sJreitas psriuhten cine Mn5obl
Stubenten Dor Der Diterreihii6 uns
garilhen 8otidaft in ct. petersburg
cine Demonitration oI Derdnitalten, tie
ipurDen aber pon ben 8ebOrben Daran
Arbinbert.
W1brenb elmer @oritsauns gum Be-
ten Der ierbiihen uno bulgariihen
8erpnnbsten fam IS am Donneritaq
Mbenb i'm Warinstp 1beater all elmer
patriotiihen aunosebuns. Die meiiten
Mini1ter tpobnten Der Doritelung BET
NIs bic Nationalbbmnen Serbiens UNI
Bulgariens bonn Srheiter geipielt
,tpurben, erbob iih bas publitum uni
brah tn itiirmifde 9ohrufe aus, BIZ
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II anberes sluto rno lpuroe perbaf-

eil1 anberes sluto unb tpuroe perbafs
tet.
Der &on5ler iagte in ieiner Geoe,
SoB Die anitoBiaen 2anbgeiese beoeu.
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ben 5ohlanoeu ipiiroen Sauienoe pou
slcres bcs ifonlten 9anbes fiir
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nIroen, spenn nit benz 9atiIultbiens
Spissut oufgerduHt tpiirse.
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@etterberiMt.

Sir 8 bio: 5hDnes Wetter am
Gamitas unb Sonntas. Weltli1e
Winbe, ois perdnberlih iperben.
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Gineinnati. eamitae 80. 9topember 1912.

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baben.
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Wm. g. sSodion, 8Oriiser bss republic
tanif6en National aommlttsss
bon Marplanb,
0om gouperneur 9olbsborougb 5un
8unbesienator srnannt.
->H>--
9lls gtahTolser fir ben DsrItorbsner
Senator Ro1ner.
>3-
Der friiFrs Staottdmmerer Gbarles
g. 5pbe, bon Stem gprt,
Shuloig bsfunben, geit.6ungen an9s;
uomnen 3u haben.
Die g9insisn in ben Ser. Stadtsr
Ianmeln 8elb fir einsn Hrleg
gbinas gegen RublanD.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-30

MuslQnO.
Ysmie 6ern6igeno
3outen bic Sta@rt9ten aus
Vmrppn.
11eberal ,piro nit aller Wtaht
iar ben &ries seriiitet
limb ielbit in aonitantinQpel
Gheint man fih auf bic Wieoeraufs
nabme Der Jsinbfeligteitsn bora
aubereiten.
->3-
9as Rrieasfieber in Wisn I'm 3uS
nebmen
limb aud in ct. petersburs hsrrlHt
Rriegsftimmurg.
Die Gerben bereiten iia auf bic Wer'
tbeibiguns ibres 2anDes Dor.
-~:s-
Ser britiIhe Marineminiiter Wtnlton
Speneer Ghurhia
GrtlGrt, bab ss 1ollheit iein tpiros.
apenn bic Mdhte iih tpegen Der
8aItanfrase 5erfleilhen
ipIroen.
80
.Deuti9lanb fir ole Gpentua!staten
bereit."