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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-19

TO Die gereiuigten Stoaten 5luei or.
teruatioen batten, namlih frenu6.
id1aitiide Bermittlling ooer 6emaffHe-
te Snteruention. sSn 6ieiem 2auoe
berrife, 10 Duroe BON 6en betreifen.
oen 9eamten betont, ubiolltt fem
8unilb nad1 elmer beluaifneten SSSrl-
teruention no feine irernoe Mtadt
tonne es perlangen, onb bic 8ereinigs
ten Staaten 5auienbe bon WenlheH.
lebeu opiern tno Iih gelUaItige aus.
gaben aufbiiroen iollten, nm eiueu IN.
ternationaIen Streit bei5ulegen, m
meldcm Die 8ereinigten Staateu oi.
reft gar uift betbeiligt itno un6 iiber
pelhen iie aud gar feline Surisoif-
ton babeu, ohne Die SouOerdnitdt ci,
nes GnOeren 2anoes 5it Uerleeen. DE
iie Iaut gertrag 3u ntten UerpfItbtet
| iino.
Tns eirt3ige cSntereiie Ser gereinig.
ten Staaten beiteht BARN, 2eben uno
Gisenthum in wterifo 5u ihiisen
6inan3ieae 8erliGite f0Huen 0urf
eHtidaoigunBen pieoer gut geInat)i
mer6en unb oas 2eben pom 4mertfa
nern f1un am beiten Oa0urh iiher ge
| Iiellt meroeH, inoem man Die amerl
taHer aus Der 8efabr5one entfernt
9ie Regierung gebt oaher aud mt
Dem 4lon mn, Die gtuiernung De-
amerifaner aus W(erito 81 peranlai
fen it1o Die Reiiefoiten FIR bic gtit
teaoien 3u be5ablen.
| G6iton Uon uielen Seiten es be
iurrportet miro, Den aoHitttitiiona
Iiiteu 3u geitatten @afien uno Muul
tior 3u importirsn. nm fie uuT gleit
Stufe nit Der Suertd Syaftipn 3u ltel
len, 70 lit Vrafoeut Bilion anseblid
qnn3 eutihieoeu gegen cine oerarttg
WaBnabnte. neil lie utht oa3u ange
than lit. ben fyrteoen berbeI3ltfiibrell
Scuator Bacon, Der 8oriieen6e Set
SenQtsfommittee3 iiir ausspdrtlg
angelegcnbeiten. ga5 am W2ontal
abeno etne @rfluutuJ be3iigIid De.
gerboltntiies 5u gtertfo ab uuo be
toute, oaB gleid)uiel tuie Die gegen
nartiGen lluterhanoIungen enben ioQ
ten. ons 8olf Die lleber3euauna ge
luinnen tpiiroe, oaB Der 8rdiibent1il
! ion ieine sstlId,t in Uoaem llmiang
| gethan babe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-19
Refen pernhtete Grnte

gertin 18, 2tuguit. 8as NIT
tErssu llnterbrehungeH nun i6on
lett Wonuter pdhrsnoe unb INNER
nod anboltsnbe taIte Regenrpetter
,i6tst in 8eutitlan0 unermsblideu
Sdaoer an uno brobt bic Grnte fat
aan3 su pernitten. Dds nod ite.
beEre 9streioe reii; niht unb bdg Be.
rsits esndbte lsitet unter Der 9dHe
uno hroht duf ben iTeIoern gu psrfauz
len. 8as 9rsitsrqsbnib Der Rpgeens
III ipeit qeringer, ais srpartet tpurbe.
Die Ser. StQGten bitt II
nm entihulotgung.
aonocn, rs. 9luguit. Ter Ser.
Staaten gotihaTter Asalter Sincs
Rage iprof ant Moutag 9tahmittdg
i'm slusmortigeu glut Dor uno iiber-
mittelte Dem Winliter 0es ausiparti.
ger Cir gomaro @rep Die gntitul
oiglug Der Ser. Staatefi Hegierung
ilber Den glngriif. ben fiir5lid) Der
bisberiae Ger. Staaten 9otidoiter IN
0terito Senrp 9nne 8tlion al.f oas
britiife gluspartige anrf gemati
bat. Ger goriaQ piro bierrnit ais er.
leoigt betrad}tet.
9e obeIliteber gemdIbes
fdl der.
Berlin, Is. Qusiit. SIN sinsm
GgnTtiaIon in sFrautfurt a. M. ipurs
he Dor einiaen 5dsen 5tpei GeHldlo.
entbedt, DeIte osn Ramsn 5raH3 D
Gfuds trugen uno fih dls perthloit
sSdIfhunaen sripsiien. Tie angeitel.
tc llnierIu6ung ergab. oab Elm Niin'
tener MpneIlitsber auf bon unbetauui
Ten Wlolern ftammsnoe Stuoien, ei'
| ihm In bic 6dnbs sefaIlen pcren
| ZEN Hamen bsg Wletfters etiest batie
| Ter GHnins!sr III pssbaftst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-19
Snotfi3ieG
Wir6 9entidlano aaf Der Nus.
itellnng in Gan ssraHciscO
nertretcn ieiu.

FiHe grfldru1tg in 6ieiem Gimme bon
Der beuti6en ausItellungsfomniis
ion abgegeben. - Die Regierltn8
uegen Der ablebnung Der 8etbeili-
gitug BON reri6ieOenen Seiten
i6arf getaoelt.-- Ter 5pette Wfo'
ri1e. Zeppelin nunnebr fir ben
3ienit iertiggeltellt. - 1eber 200
Sfi33en fir oos proieftirte Sein
Der amerifoniiheu gotihait in
Berlin eingelaufen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-19
Seine Spur
cSit iomett pDu benz aus Der cSr'
renanftalt in Weattrawan
eatiprnnseRen 6arrp St.
Sbau gefuaOen tuOrben.

Die 8e60rbsn pon gougbteePIie Ra6en
einen Saft6sfs6l pegen angebIt4er
gerI9p0rung gegen Sbon erIaiz
fen. = auf bieIe Meiie geoeutt man
feline Quslieferung aus einem anoez
rem StaQte ertpirten gu tonnen. -
QQer DabrI6einli6teit na4 peroen
bic 8eri6ts in penniplDanien it6
nit oem 1baipsGaq 3u beI4dfttsen
6aben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-19
Cincinnati. sienitas Den 10. amsna 1913 Rr
sai(er Sran5 Solep6
,seierte am WsOntas iein 83.
Wieseaieit bel b.item WobIiein.

Der Gtburtstag oes greifen adilers
alliiberall in Der Doppelmonarhie
tsesiitert gsFeiert. = gsrttngiiidtss
gtttentat anf ben Stattbdlter bon
arootien. - Ter 4ttent1ter erit Dor
Sturgeon aus Qmeritu 5uriitgsfsRrt.
- W0rberiIhsr 9eifun an Der Hts
neiii6en aiiite. - Die Rspclution
in 9eneSueld. - Die Der. Stadtsn
sntIhuloigsn iid5 BEL Der britiidsn
Regierung beSiiglih Der 4uslaHuns
gen BON 5enrp Cane DillOn.
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UetterberiMt.

Ohio: G65nes @etter i'm norb=
liten, psrdn6srIifeg Detter I'M fiio=
libsn 5beil; ettras fiibler; am
wsitttpp6 aIIer Mabrideinliaieit mad
ib0nss 0siter; aemdbieisr 9prooits
Bib 5iiomsit -Minbs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-19
1lltitttat1t11t
Sat Yrdii0emt ssmerta AT Die Serci'
ttigten gtaaten erlaien,
Gr perlansf Ole Anereennins (eimer 2sesIe
ruus 6is 2donfas ,tm 2Iitterua6t.

Cine oifieGe gtarupg IN bie Soupta6 erifo a
gegeben morben Gi aIternaiDe lit 20mg oQer gbu.
ouagn 8piidet beioe Qanoern 2aufe 6eg Sag beres
nbIebnnoe antuort a oas Qiub terbrtete Srben
nqeaieu uera ertldrt m oieIer gegen jebe Gn
midtng elmer frenoen UaIe Ser Gtonen Regierng miro
3entog 6en g9olau rer Oe= mfanten Regierung gmaen
gorihIGge befannt ga6en
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Se6r se6d(as
aexbert iid bic @ienery 8eids'
ppit" iiber Sentidlanb.

Eas 9ldtt iit bds Organ BEG Oiier'
reibiI6en 9bronfolgres. 'Sn
mobgebenben arsiisn miro bic 8ers
itimmung stpiiten Seiterrei9 unb
Teutihlonb iebo6 niht fur bebens
fenb eeboIten. - adiIer Jrans Jos
fspb bontt burh SrbensDerIethuns
gen fir bic prpmpte Mobilmahs
una. = DeutTdlf Glieser perosn
In Rubldnb aus Der Soft entldifen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-19
mibitimmung Der Rid t.
bet1eiligung 8euti f
lambs an ber Banana
Wusftellund.

Berlin, 18. Quguit. Die berlaus
tet, Duroe Die nun betannt gegebene
2tbIsbnung elmer getbeiligung Oeutihs
lambs an Der Banana 2lusiteQung
BEL Der Sonferen3 beihIoifen, bic Der
&aiier tir3li6 NIT benz Rsi6stan3ter
Or. bon 9etbmanu 9oQneg iiber
Die 2lusItelIungsfrage bate. 0er&an5s
Ter nd6m an9eblih ben Stanopuntt
Elm, oab na6 Der 2lbIdge gngIaHDs
bic 8etbeilisuns Deutidlanbs tsine
Rotbfpenbigteit mehr lei uno bic Gntz
ffeioung raid gsfdut psrOen iOIts,
um Der ins Dert geiesten 4gitution
elm Gnbe gu MAIDEN. ba bod tstne
6offnunq ouf bic umitimmuug Der
Giiens uno 5tablfabritauteu uuo Der
oHoeren groBsH SnDuitrisgruppen 8u
erndrten lei.
Sm pubIitum bat Die Qble6nunc
erobe ueberrdiduHg berporSerufen, bo
bic GntfheiouHg ni6t Dor benz ndh'
| ften Monat errpartst puroe uno unge:
tiinoigt mar, bdb Der aaiier por6el
ben Qusfeuungs 9irettor eff EN-.
pfangen peroe. 9as ,1agebldtt'
nennt bic 2lbIass cine .monftr6it
l9ummbeit" uno ite Dirp aud por
Hshrsrsn anosrsn 3eitungeH Reftil
| tritiiirt.
i Die 5dbritdnteu, bic ferett naren
i ihrp cg1hr;fntp nfszuf4gfler tanefr ri
| Regisrung glsihfaIs iharf. Or adr
| Gtrdemann, Der 8i3e prditosnt be
bsutI6en Qusitsaungs 4ommiiiipu
ertIGrte heute gbeuo; .gs uuterIieg
tsinsm 3psifeI, oube DieIe oeutihe ia
britanten trobeem dusiteQen peroen
! gtqeroirgs 1T oas SSehIen iegliher In
terftiiBung DON Ssitsr Der Regierunt
Elm 5inberntB. uber 8euti6IaHo pirl
! in San Srantisco trosoem Uertretei
fem"
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Der Reu6du fir bic beu
f6e gotihaft in % q s.
ton.

Berlin, IS. 4uguIt. wltt bem
bsutiqen 3dge lGuft Der 5srmin CUR
Ginienoung BON Gntfpurfs Sti33eu
fir ZEN Reubou Der beutihen gotiAaft
in Waibingtou db. Die 3abl Der ein>
qetdufenen SfiS3sr piro auf ui6t mes
niger dIs sneibunoert geihdgt.
Giqsntlih bate ifon 6sr 4. Quguit
Der lsste Ssrmin fsiu iollen. aber Die
Griit nurbe auf Wunfh 3obIreiderars
ditetteu perldneert. gs ite6en bier
grsiie our gsrfiieung in 60be bon
10000, 1000. 5000 uno 5000 Wart.
Der Sbseupettbetperb mar duF ar@
Gitetten otuti9er Rsidsangeborigtcit
bei6rGntt. 9as prsisseri6t bsiteht
aus BEN Serrsn Geb. gaurat6 prof.
arans Shpe6tsn, grof. Deter 8ebs
rsus, Bauratb SpinbIsr. Ge6. Sbers
buurat6 grof. Wiifiebrobt, Sch.
Sbsrbduratb Sarau, ilmmtIif, in
Berlin, ferner Geb. 9ofratb grpfefpr
Or. Sitter oon ShierId in Miind,en.
StdatsIetretdr bes asuBsrsn BON Sa=
optp, gotT6after @raf gsrnitorff in
DuIbinstpu uHb 0eb. aegationsratf
Gettnsr.
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Rtutr Wdrinez 3sppeliT
ftrtig.

Berlin, Is. Quguit. Der 3tpeits
Warine Zeppelin III nun fsrtig fir
BEN 9ienit uHo Diro in ben ndhiten
3ogsu bon 5rieori4shdfen mad 60
bannestbol iiberfiibrt peroen. Der
neue 2ufttreu3er III bebsutenb berqr0s
bert lporosn uno bat fiinftuuisno aus
bitmster msbr Gasinhalt, ols Der erfte
fir bic Ularine gsbauts. Die WsOtoz
rem beiisen 8ufdmmsn cine Stdrte opu
neunbunoert 9ferbetrdfteu. 8ei Der
lebten grof<fobrt bEisb oas sisaRtiIte
fgabr5sug fiinf3ig Stunoen in Der 2uft
uno es bat sineH Qttionsrooius bon
sfpeiunoiisb3is Stunoen. sir Die
WunHThoftsn i.Ho S6ldfrGume pors
banbsn.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-30
LIVESTOCK PRIZE WINNERS
or MARSHALL COUNTY FAlAa

youns drake ana yeuae 1sck.
ooWoM
4. r west rot Arst Ia "a dsAk4
first and second for old duck, your y
drake and young duck.
gray tiil
r.. e. west sot nrst Tor 90 osske
and old duck.
Slack cS0rtsA.
X. Il. westSot i,rst tor old drake 40
old duck.
stssial 0lasAss.
Best crate OF capons--F L Neekefs
first.
Best shaped bird In Shove. -
Berg. first: r. Il. West. second.
Best colored ebIrd In Z nhow--F. g..
Paul. nrst: Mrs. Il. L. Jones. second.
Best display Of ten or moro birds q !
one varlcty---Hnhler = 4on. nrst: +.
G. Paul. second; Glen r. Richards. Ia.
Grand. third.
beet trio OF birds raised By chile
under Is years of age-kenneth
Moehrl. frst: Dana w. Norris. second:
John Wright. third.
rabbits and pieHsns.
Pair OF rAbbits---Hubler q Son. hfht:
Harry Mann. second.
Beet display Of pIEeons-Ksri In.
siedue. first: Kenneth Moshrl. ssccnd
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-30
FORMER RESIDENT DEAD.
William L. 6rinsran Dies Of Append.
citis at Monmouth, III.

William L. erinsman Dies Of Append.
citis at Monmouth, III.
Word received in this city tells of the
death at Monmouth, ILL., Monday Of
William L. Bringman, former resident
Of this city. and for many years en-
ployed as a boi1ermaker in the old
Iowa Central shops here. Mr.. Bring
mans death was due to appendicitis,
following an illness of a week, with
heart trouble as a contributory cause.
Mr.. Bringman had been in the employ
OF the Iowa Central and Minneapolis &
st. Louis for about twenty years, and
lived in this city about sixteen years.
He also resided at Oskaloosa for time,
and about three yeas ago went to Mon
mouth.
Mr.. Bringman was a native Of Keo-
kuk county. having been born near
Keokuk July 1. 1866. On June Is, 1890,
he claimed as his wife in this city Miss
with two children. son, Earl, resides
at Austin, Mimi, and daughter, Leta,
lives at home Two bothers and five
sisters are also living.
Mr.. Bringman was a member of the
Tribe Of Ben Hur Of this city, also Of
the local boilermakers union.
The body will be brought to this city
for burial, reaching here at 1880 We'd
nesday morning. Funeral services were
held at Monmouth this afternoon and
other services will be conducted from
the home of Mr.. Bringman's sister-in-
law, Mrs. Charles Bowls s07 South
Fourth avenue. Wednesday morning at
0 o'clock At IL o'clock services will
be held fronf.the, 1pwa River Church OF
the Brethren, in Marion township. and
interment will follow in the Iowa River
cemetery. -. .t So
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-30
"rAE DRAMA OF HUMANITY"
In Four Parts and Five RssIs-A
Ambrosio Mastsrpieee.

In Four Parts and Five RssIs-An
Ambrosio Mastsrpieee.
Patrons OF the Lyric theater will
have an opportunity OF enjoying gen.
ulne treat tomorrow and Thursday.
matinee and evening, when an excep-
tionally fine series OF moving pictures.
entitled Satan" will be shown. The
author Of this play has taken for his
theme the effect Of the tempter Of
human life from the very creation to
the present time.
The first part of the story is taken
from Milton's Paradise Lost" We
see Satan and the rebcllious angels af-
ter battle with God. and the Heaven
~ Host, vanQuished and thrown from
paradise. Satan, in his course to the
bottomless pit, Is attracted to the
earth and discovers the work of the
prompts him to determine the over
throw Of Gods rule. With that end in
view. he tempts Adam and Eve to sin.
The result Of this temptation is we'll
known: man Is expelled from Eden.
Satan instills the element of jealousy
in Cain, who kills his brother, Abel.
Nimrod, with the first sword, which is
made by Satan, fights the first battle
and offers up the first human sacrifice
to an idol created by Satan. In his ar
rogance Satan determined to again en-
ter heaven, and with that end in view,
orders the people OF the earth to build
the tower of Babel. but the creator in
terferes. the edifice falls upon the
workmen and Satan Is foiled.
The second part of the story is
adapted from the Messiah" Of klop-
stok. Satan finds Christ healing the
sick. ministering to all In want and
preaching Peace on Earth. Good VIII
Toward Man." which teaching is in eX-
act opposition to the plan of the evil
one, who, after tempting the Saviour
on q high mountain, and being ordered
from the presence transforms himself
into pharisee and induces the people
to cruelty Christ.
The story of the third part is laid in
medieval times. Satan instructs
chemist how to manufacture liquor, so
that he may use it as an aid in his eff
forts to destroy mankind.
The fourth part of this remarkable
series is story of modern times. Sat-
an, in the guise of a magnate. conspires
with his associates to Cypress the
working class and secure legislation
harmful to the workingman. Then,
again DOMINIC the garb of laboring
man. he induces them to strike. A riot
ensues and many are killed. Satan.
clarifying in his triumph calmly lights
a cigar and smiles on all the woe he
has caused.
The producers OF this masterpiece
have spared no pains or expense to fol-
low carefully the plans of the author.
and the result is, an entertainment
which can be appreciated by all. No
extra charge in admission; 10 cents to
all. , LYRIC.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-30

ferings tomorrow evening. but will
gladly play any selection you may wish
to hear.
II you don't already know what de-
lightfui music the victrola wilt bring to
your home. this will give you the OPP
portunity.
NICKEL FURNITURE co.
South Center street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-30

THE CITY IN BRIEF
DR.. MARS. 100 East Main.

DR.. MARS. 100 East Main.
-~S~
w. N. Gilbert, Of State Center, was
in the city today.
J. C. Mickle, of Albion was In Brom-
ley today on business.
Ross Elliott, Of Liscomb. spent Mon
day in the city on business.
Eye, ear, nose, throat specialist. DR..
Percy r. Wood. fremont Block.
Tie game between Green Mountain
and Conrad. Thursday, Oct. 2, at Con-
Observation-Disclosures.
once and Veterinary hospital 1o7-
109 East State. Assistant state veter-
marian. +. J. Neiman.
----->-s->-
I. S. Way, q photogra pher of Geneseo
Ill.,, arrived in the city Monday to take
position with r. e. Apsar.
Marshall Lodge. 10s. A. r. and A. NJ.
will work on the second degree We'd
nesday evening, Oct. 1. George Greg
Dry. w. M.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius A. Marauardt,
who have been visiting for about a
month with Mrs. Marquardts relatives
in Nevada, Mo-, returned home this
morning.
, The class that I am organizing to
study German is filing. expect to
start on Oct 8. Any one wishing to
join should see me at Pdppe's clothing
store before that time. S. w. Seelig.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Calderwood. Miss
Emma Calderwood and Elmer Spence.
who motored to this city Saturday and
spent Sunday at the home Of Mrs. w.
J. Copley, returned to Brooklyn Mon
day.
= Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Allen. Of Noun
tain Grove, Mo, who have been spend
ing two weeks in this city at the home
Of Mrs. Aliens uncle. J. B. Mccormack.
and with other relatives in the coun-
'ty, left this morning for home.
s-------~0>
Members. on the committee which
was to have had charge OF Ladies' Day
at the Country Club Wednesday have
made arrangements to give dance at
the club Friday evening, Oct. TO-. All
members Of the club will be guests OF
this committee and on this account
there will be no Ladies' Day at the club
tomorrow.
--s-O~S-~~
Funeral services for George Burden,
the Webster City veteran Of the SOL
diers' home who died Monday, were
held this afternoon at o'clock from
the assembly hall, in charge Of Rev.
William Kirby, Of Columbus. o. Mr..
and Mrs. Dwight L. Hunter, Of Webster
City, the latter a daughter Of Mr.. Bur-
den, were In attendance at the funeral.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Crawford, of AL
lance, Neb., arrived in the city Mon
Gay night and will remain for a two
weeks visit with relatives here and at
other nearby points. Mrs. Crawford is
a niece Of J. B. Mccormack, so4 Je-
rome street. Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford
will also visit the latter's brother, G.
w. Mccormack, and uncle, Daniel Nc
Cormack, at Clemons- and before re-
turning home will visit relatives at st.
Anthony and Gearing.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-30
COMPLIMENTARY. REciTALs.

A New Feature Of the Vietro!a De-
partrnent at Nickel Furniture Co.
Commencing tomorrow evening
Wednesday. Oct. !, we will give Vic
trola recital every Wednesday even
Ing, from 1880 to 9,p. m.
We will feature the new October Of
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-30
TURKEYS.
Bronze.

Bronze.
Old gobbler---Cal Dougherty, hrst.
Old hens. j. knudson. LeGrAnd.
frat and second Cal Dousherty, third.
Young gobbler--Mrs. Eva l. Smith.
first: Cal Dougherty. second.
White Holland.
Old sobbler---s. J. Knudson. Lee
Grand, first.
Old hens. J. Knudson. nrst and
second.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-30
poes AM ks,eseA

I cav . friend impat1sntly deoAine
. bean poi | sal1 10 ~: TN tAoe
with cold vsssr: put h tsaovoonfea
OF baking soda. cevss az,A ~ = H.
oven. When Il has bollsA hA4 - Aoof
It Will b a. easy 70 wash - o00eS
cup" Clean f,sh and meat roasting
pans In the same way.-<a0od Aoose
keeping.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-30
oE gsG.

Toulouse.
Old Eander---R. II. West, hrst.
Old goose--R. II. West. first.
Young gander--R. Il. West. hrst.
Young goose--R. Il. West. frst.
Emdsn.
n. r. West won first for old gander'
old goose. young Sander ana youhs
goose.
Gray African.
r. r. West won first and second Tor
old gandcr. first. second and third TOT
young gander. and first for young
goose.
White China.
r. r. West won first for old xander.
old goose. and young gander.
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trial In the case Of viele vs.. Clark,
which was HIad by the plaintiffs at
torneys. The motion was submitted
Saturday.
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Judge M. j. Wade, OF Iowa City, was
In tho city today on business.
Eye. ear nose and throat specialists.
OrS. French 4 Cobb. Masonic temple.
See our window. It's clean up on
rubber goods. Special prices. Elders.
Miss Eta Early returned Monday
from Liscomb. where she visited few
days with friends.
Rev. and Mrs. b. F. Martin, who have
taken apartments at l West Grant
street, moved into til cir new home to-
day
For Sale-Cheap, $22 gasolene range,
iron bed, 9x12 rug, dining table, book
case. window shades. Call at once. Z
North Eighth street.
The Court Of Honor Circle will be
entertained Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Byron Carpenter. 105
Byroa street.
Mrs. Floyd Noble. wife of DR.. Noble.
Of Rhodes. was brought to ST Thomas
hospital this morning to be prepared
for an operation for appendicitis to DO
performed Wednesday.
Chris Wardman and Robert Harper,
OF Marietta township. shipped to Chi
cago today two cars of cattle and one
Of hogs. One car of steers was shipped
by Wardman. the others by Harper.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
70 Rsnt-seven room hotisc. fuli lot.
barn. at s1i North First street. Phone
A5t or s54 green.
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DUCKS.
s-- -

r. F. West won first for old drake.
old duck, young drake. and young duck.
indian Runner.
Old drake--John Lama, first ana
second: r. Il. West. third.
Old duck-John Lama, first and SEC
ond; r. Il. West, third.
Young drake-John Lama. first ana
second; r. f.. West, third.
Young duck-John Lama. first ana
second: II. Il. West, third.
Musoovy.
r. T.. West got first and second for
old drake and old duck and first for
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New Trial l. Denied.
Judge Nichols overruled the motion
10 set aside the verdict and for a new
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o. E. Tuttls, the tsweler.
Dr.. Graham. osteopath. Masonic temple

A. J. Busby, OF Waterloo, was in the
city today on business.
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Judge NJ. J. Wade, OF Iowa City, was
In tho city today on business.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-30

Miss Eta Early returned Monday
from Liscomb. where she visited few
days with friends.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-30

Eye. ear nose and throat specialists.
Ors. French 4 Cobb, Masonic temple.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-30

Tie game between Green Mountain
and Conrad. Thursday, Oct. 2, at Con-
rad.-Advertisement.
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Eye. ear. nose, throat specialist DR..
Percy r. Wood, fremont Block.
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Ross Elliott. Of Liscomb. spent Mon
day In the city on business.
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I. S. Way, q photographer of Geneseo,
Ill.,, arrived in the city Monday to take
position with r. E. Apgar.
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See our window. It's a cleanup on
rubber goods. Special prices. Elders.
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Marshall Lodge, 10S, A. r. and A. NJ.
will work on the second degree We'd
nesday evening, Oct 1. George Greg
orY w NJ
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ONCE and veterinary hospital 1o7-
109 East State. Assistant state veter-
marian. +. J. Neiman.
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Mr.. and Mrs. julius A. Marquardt.
who have been visiting for about
month with Mrs. MarQuardt's relatives
in Nevada, Mo-, returned home this
morning.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-30

j. c. Mickle. Of Albion, was In Brom-
ley today on business.
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w. N. Gilbert, Of State Center. was
In the city today.