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nod etpas aeitisgen, beute aber faHt oerielbs,
Hm abtno bate tr bel bieIiser Staet stneu
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ba s.Frieeu faBss bt.r elm.
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ntn BaHerffano ben sO.5 6ub uno faut
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einsn 8aH.rFaHO bon rs Jus unb fdllt.
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@aTsrHauo ron 22.s uub fdllt.
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.inen @oT.rfanD bon 1915 Jus unS fdIlt.
Ranapha salts, " pa. Der gus BAT
siHsn BaHerfaHo bon "a Gus uno fetst.
st. Sleaiant, B. 8l. Der Slus bat
tintn @aFerffano ben l4.5 i}ns uno faut.
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@aTerfaao bon SO GUS uao fdat.
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n.u @aF.rRnno bon s.4 Gus uub fietgt.
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8aIerfanb bon 1875 Rus uRo fdat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-18
2lustpdrtiae Wedrtte.
y en- gori. II. auli

Nebf. Ter Rnrtt mar heute I,etia.
Sprina 9dtent $4.60- 40, @iuter Straiabts
$425- -4.49, 29inter Batents ~ 75-5.I0
Sprins clears s4.00--4.20, grtra gginter
Ro. ! t3.s0--4.10. qrtra DO. Np.2 t3.To--
$50 AaHias Stroighis S4.i5-4.25.
@osgeHmetl mar fietig - synir bis
suies s3.65-3.S5, 6oiee bis fanep $500
400.
Waismshl mar iteiia. --sSsines rtises
nnb gelbes $i.S5-I40. grobes Sl80-1.S5.
Riln6rieo s3.45.
Rosgen Ut itetis. - SO. g9eitern 69e
c. i.i. Wew Dcrf grport.
Cert TT rubig. - Ralseerite 55-60e
CT I. Buffalo. 6teoing 54c, {. |. {. Rem
Usrf
8eiseH. Rarsi itetis - 0euer Ru.
2 rotber e4e CT. I. Rep gorf grpprt, bc.
864c I. o. b. bel anfunff; go. Aorthern
Tuinth l00Kc (. o. b. i6wimmeno.
@eli@forn- -- Der Warft mar feit. --
Grpcrt 6eke (. o. b. ihmimmenb.
SafeS.-- Warft mar wiiiig.- STANDARD
Uei6er 4SK - 44e, Ro. meissr 44c,
SO. o S2k-43e, Np. 4 42--42Hr, orbindrer
abaeiAHittensr peiber AN - 44e, faneu
abgd4niiteneF speiber 44h- i'm Gle
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-18
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n ar. Wlan itrsibt aus gruTeI: Su~
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te. ipofiir er fiiuf 6ranes am Sag ers
belt, lit beuts Rorgsn dts MiQiondr
aufgsna6t, 9ieIe iiberaus ret3oplIs
llmseitaltung ieinss Shitials perz
bani. er oem Id6erIit geringfugigen
llmitano. oGb sr zines itDnen Sages
pon einem Gdmslot Srpei 2opfe Der
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trug, mar er 5rdger bes groBsu &c
ipinns BON elmer WiGion; SuIien gla>
Ian erfubr bic Ra6rttt, aIs er abeuo5
Dor Teinem SGusteu iaB uno pfeifss
rautsnb Die 3eitung lag, Sutien Ras
ban, Der Neiheniteller BON 2lrlon,
itieb peoer Shreie aus nod umarmte
er geriibrt feline Jrau. 2lIs prdttie
i6er Wann g;rg er in bic Staot, rts
parb cine offt3ielle 3iebungsliite unb
tontrollirte 5undhit eirmdl Die iibsrs
roihenoe ShutIahe auf ihre Ridtiqs
felt. llno Damn begdb er fich our III
lidle Der belgiihen Rei6sbant, ND er
bus tpItbore Stiidher qopier, Dos
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-18
1dsliber Wsarftberid3t.
g1nsinnatt. II. ault 1913.

Gfneinuati. II. 5uli 1913.
lie nahfolseneen Euotirunasu bssiehea
Ih Hur auf Gngros.xransatticHen Eei
nsiutreH Gefhni ten psretR etlpas b6bsre
Dreiie bere6uet.
grouifIpntR.
Ter Rartt mar ruhie, bic Wreiis itetia.
Shmals - Qrtnta Steam sl1.20-
1140 I. ob.
Trof.ngefarsenes EIsif6. -
Warft iteiig. - Short dear Seiten l2k- -
12ke, ibort Rippenieitsn l2tx-12xe. ertra
hort dear Seiteu l2Z-i2Kc, Shultern
t1h-1iHe, Bellies 14-i4ze lofs rib
NC mstr r:rpafi.
Bacon. - Dearft feIter. Sbor. dear
Ssiien 18H--lsKe. turseRippenieiien 1871
--1Bhe, erira bort dear Eeiten 18k -lSKe.
S6uliern 12H-f2Hc unb Bellies l5-
1875 lols un6 ze per gfuao mebr per.
padt.
Sugar Cured.;yleiid,. - Narft III itetia.
- S6inlen 10 - zoe. gtcnie Etulteru
10 - 13kf, Ereaifait Bacon 2l - 22c,
SAuIiern i+-i4he, Rem Yort Gut Sdul.
tern is4-144e, troisns Bssf.SdiHisn
t94.O0-25.0O.
sasstp6seftts 5Isifd.-Rar,t
fetig SAinten i44-l4Ae 9ienie Shul.
ieru l0A-i1e, Beliiss 14k - 16c, S4ul-
tern i1k-l14e, Rem Dort Gut Sdultern
1ik-i2e.
Grif4es 5feif6.- gtin.en t41-
i5t, DieHic-S Amtern i0H-ioXe. Smm.
Tern l0H H-i0Ae. ibort Rippsnfsittn I0A
--l1e, ihori dear Ssiten like, srtrn
bort Seiten ION -- lie, Bellies 10 -- lss
per 4fann.
Rshl getrttps
RetI.--Reuss sDintsr 9atent s4.s5--
Sis, ninter 5aHcp s4.85-4.50, Hinter
6aniIp $8.25-s.50, Gytra $500 --s.20, or.
tindres t1.7o-2.9s, garter Eei5en Dateni
e4.65-5.00, DO. fancn e3.654.25, DO. Ia.
miiu t3.S0--4.00; 6ossennehi. Eoremeitlih
aemif6tes eS.11--4.O0. re.Hes Gtfr 94.00--
x.20. aemiittes t5.S0-<.l0 per Bbl.
Weisen. - Marft itetia. Rp. Q rpfber
Winter s6-sske, 9c. 8 DO. sO-soc.
SO. 4 rother 65--S0e per Bl. gertauit pur.
Den: Gar go. rotber gainter III 80 Nc
Gar mad 8robe 81 size nuf oen gsieile
Weii idfprn. - Wartt fiau, 4reile ne,
tia. - no. 2.meibes 671zc, go. peises
e7t. Rp. 4 tpeibes 65 66Ke $40. 2gelbel
Csc, go. 3 DO. 64E ~ Csc. 60. 4 DO
50 ~ e4e, 30. aeniiiA,es e4K - 65e
go. o DO. 64--c4Kc, Ro. 4 DO. 62K -l8 " {
petses RcfbeHtorn SO - 6se, gelbes bc.
S7-6ge, senriidtes DO. 68--8Sc per Bu
gertnuit puroen: Gar Ro. 8 gelbes II
Csc. Gar 10. 3 DO. su $50, I Gar go. 1
ipeisss su SIC, Car 70. peibes su SIC, |
Oar 30. eemilhtes sn 64kc. l Car glo.
b0. AN 86e 500 Bu. Wo. 3 DO. NIT Goier Al
64< aui benz @ele,ie uno 8 Cars Ro. usi
Ser IL 87r BET Nnfunf,.
pafer. Marft lteiig. -- 80 2 pei
ber 42--42lle, Stanbarb iDeiber 4it6--42c
gsu. peib.r 40-4le 80. 4 lpei6er 38 y
--sstze. 30 eemilhter S9--39Ke, go.
be. 8SK--30e. Ro. DO. 87--8se rsr Hn
wertaufi muEbeH: / Gar Ro. ipeiBer su
40c, s9ars DO. ~ 40Kr, Cars ho. su
41c, Cars Nc. DO. 80 500, Oar tpeibe,
HaA YrDbe. binburnf. sH 89c, T6o Bu. tuei.
ber rad Brebe NIT 3crn 80 Ssc aai BEN
aBelriie.
Apsssn.--Rarss Fau. :. 30. eO--sa<
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-18

Rt o / b. - lie 3ufuhr mar beut.
groB, bic 9ahilags uur mdblg uub bic
grsiie gebridt uHo stwas nieoriger.
5hpere Siiere s7.25-s.O0, grtra 800
Cd,ien s3.0O-6.25. ifleifAerftiere $5.25-
7.65, nuserlsisue bis EXTRA s7.75-s.OO, bsi,
fers s5.O0-775 grtra $7.60--7.75, Eibs
&4.00-5.75. aHserielene bis extra $500
s.25, Gamers 2SOO--4.00, Stoders une
;5eeoers ss.00-725. 5tod Seilers $500
600. Stcd.aiibe s4.25--5.00.
BuIl en- Ter Diartf mar hente lana.
fam unb be &rele um 15-25e nieorieer
5ie 9uiubr mar mebr aIs aeniiaeno.
Htaaere unb leidlte S5.00-5.5O, Boluana
$5.25-815, fette Buaen ss.25-s.50.
aaIber.-7ts Radiraes mar cine quite
aHo bic Breiie itetla.
ertrd si1.O0. ialr bis CUTE Ieidbte $500
-i0.T5, oIoiudre uno grobe $6.50-l0.5o.
adlber in ben RomnifFionss 6duiern. -
ydncn lie. prima bis auserlelene ~. -
104cs oreindre 6H-Shc
e-gis 3nfunr BON Shmsi.
Hen mar sienlli6 groB. bic 4adfrage einr
quite unb bic 8rstie ltiegen um 5-1oc per
8iaHb.
Sd1Fpere ShluelHt brddten s9.30-9.4O
gule bis auserleisue 8erpaduugss uno iyleis
iherlorten s9.4g 9.45. geniidlte Ser.
padunasiprsen $40 - 945, oroudre bis
anserlelene ihpere istte S6ne s6.0o-8.50
Grsrn $500 s.65, Stags $500 - 7.75,
Mttoium 8sriaHbtiprten 160 BIS ls0 9funb
s9.45-9.50, Observation-Disclosures $3.50
ssertef pon 100 9fune nne neuiser $500
-9.5a
Sdafeuno 2tmmeE ~ Tie 9ufubr
mar audi heate weoer groB uHe Der Rnrtt
ooher nillig.
Shnie. Grtra leihte $435, quite
bic auserieiene $4.O0--4.25, ,uroindre bis CUTE
s2.50--s.75, ihpere iette Shafe s3.5o--
400. Rutfer. haie $3.50 - &25. grtra
e4.85-4.50, s5dbrlinge $3.50-5.50.
3dmmer. 5riblahrs hammer Grtra
1925, quite bis auseriefene &7.S5-8.50.
orbiRars bvs CUTE s5.5o-Z75, guas $3.50
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-18

Vo. 3 DO. 5e--5sc, 9eo. 4 bc. so - SEC
@srftsniftaIs. - Jrabjdhrsserite 49,
S6c per Bulbd.
BerGleif Der 8streibe- DreIe nit benienl,
cen am giethen Ease bes porigen ;3ahres:
5uIi, IT, 1918. ,Suli, IL. 1912
metisn, Ro. rotber 83Ke 1O9c
Welihforn, Rc. 3 gemiIhtes 64Ic 75Kc
Safer, Ro. 2genriidter neasr s9Kc 4st
HoggeH, Ro. 2 Heuer .... sc 7Sc
6eu, Ho. Timothp $3.50 $500
Wbtstp.
Der Wartt mar itetia. BertauFt ruurben
884 Bbls. Tiftillers syiniibeb Boobs aui
Der BaIis npH Sl.30 per @alIone.
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Rem Dort, II. JuIi
A.pFer mar feit. Stauoare III
s14.O0--l4.50. GtsetroIptis III si412-14.37,
2oie ,u s14.37-f4.50. eating gu tl4.00.
3iun 1T piaig su s39. .70-39.s5.
SIsi ruhig sH s4.30--4.4O.
Spelter II ruhig su S5.15--5.3O.
gtieu mar ;aum itetig uHo uRperdnoert
SO Rorthern sl5.75-feyO0, Ro 2 Rorthera
s15.25-1550, Ro. 5outttrn s14.50--15O0,
Ro. / Soufhsru loft si4.50-15.00.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-18
Gbtcaap, II. Sult.

Chicago. II. Suit
8etseu. -Jhr 3uIt s5S-s6ISe, am
SdluB $3.50; fir September eeH - SIC,
am SdIuB Se4; fir DECEMBER 9O1s --9oAe
an SdluB 804c.
Belf dtcrn. Sir gulf 601l-e1JSc c,
am SdIuB e0He; fir 5sptentber 81 4 -
621sc, am S6lus 81 PC; iir 7ssember SIN
--68ale, am ShIuB 5s4c.
Safer. Gir 3u!l 37H--3sHc. am
SbluB 3s1sc; fur SeUtember 391k 80 sc
on g hIuB S9%c; fur DECEMBER 4OT41 Nc
am ShIub 41Be.
RoggeR. - go. 83Hc.
Berlte -4S-63c.
bpidnmeR - Reusr s3.75-
475.
Rteei men.-Sl3.5J per Geutner.
5Resp purk-t22 25-28.0O per Dbl. -
Bar gulf s2L.s5 - 22.00, am S1tuf
$1,000; fir 5eptenrbsr s21.l2K-2125, an
SdIuB S21.25.
5Amaf.. t11. IS per 100 Bib. Tii,
Sept s11.75--f1.s21 am Sd)lus Sissy
iitf Cfiober s11.s2Iz-l1.s7z, am 56luf
slls7H; fHr 3aHuar Sl0.60-10.70, an
Sflub 5000.
Short Rippenistteu. - s11.75-
1875 per 100 Bfune. fir ,Suli sl1.77 4
--li.sO, nu ShluB sl1sJ; iar September
tll.77H 11.S0, ar 5tlug sl1.gO: I'll,
C;tober sl1.57H - 1l6TH, an S9lui
$1157K
SLIisr fuar rduoert.--G reamesriea
22--26c per 8funo.
Gier - Rarff Hnuerdnoert.-Erb
Irits lS-15He firits 16-l6he per Eusenb
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-18

6hafe eunb admmer. -Shafe: Gins
betniifte 1926 - 5.25, Jdbrltnge $3.50 =
6.S5.
2dmmer: gin9simiide $8.00--S.00, nett
lime S6.75--s.50. Utarft 1U-16e ntebriger.
2ufu1r. - 5hpetne II 900, 8tnbpieb
16.b00, Etldfe uno 21mnfer 27,000
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-18
ghisaao. II. auIi 1918.

Sdweiue. - 2einte s9.O5-9.45, ge.
mifd,fe eS.s5-e.45. i1mere $s-05 - s.B5,
rauhe 1886 - $50, JerteG $3.50 - 9.26.
Martt tart
Beenes e7.15-9.15, Teras
Sssere eT.O0-8.00. Sfpders uno syeebers
s5.e0--7.80, Riibe uno Seifsrs t8.sO-s.40,
safber ts.5o-1l.s6. Ncrtt itetis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-18
wds. esHss ant aftses IN Nsw psrt.
0elo .on eau murbe 81 2K-2KS aus.

WttV ~" ~" W"s1s o" - ~/xV
sefiebtn.
grima gei4afsspapiere tuarben 81 eS
bisfpntirf.
GterlingGTHangti III idua6. SiAt
su t4.s6K, aHb Gommereici su s4.S2H--
4.S2M.
Banoes- -Cbffadtfontn tparen ise'
tig unb uurbsH mie fulgt auotirt:
Der. Etaaten Refunbirung ~ 80 geb.
~ reaiitrirte lie 1a8, Coupons f12
Lib, 5T regiitrirts i02--i02A, Coupons
fO2--i024, Banana Siegiiterso ~ g7H
geb.. DO. 81, 10f--102.
Mftfen marft. - Aufangs mar Der
Morft ihwoG. ba auf aonbpnsr iomohL tuie
Berltuer Rehnuna itart perfauit tpuroe.
Bah Ieboh murben bic 8erIuite Dieber gut
gemadt. gegeH SdIuB uuroe Der Rartt
iuishsr ihper.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-18

beu lit rubig.-ylo. 100--f02Kc, gso.
2 56--90c, 80. 3 65--75e.
5ppfen lit felt. - State orbindrer bic
dolce 1912, 14--1Sc; 1911, 12-f4c; DdctFic
Goat 1919, 17--19c, 1911 15--1ec.
5dnte limb Itstig. - Central Nmsrica
29Ac, Bogota 29K-30Ke.
Weber Ut felt. - qemIof frifs 1880,
leeonos 27--2Sc.
Bort lii felt. = Ssamlp s2s.0O--26. 90,
fhort clear $20.75-22.25, NleB s28.O0-23.50.
Beef mar itetig. --Gnmilp s20.Oo-22.00,
UteB Sl6.00--1S.50.
Gut Rsats itctia. - @ep5telte Bellies,
10 bis IA yfnnb, 15-17Kc bp. S9infen
16Kc.
S6mdls mar felt. W2ioble Neit
prinn $11.65--11.75; RafFinirteB 1T feft
Continent s12.15, Q. u. s12.S0, COMPOUND
eA--10c.
Z alg mar feit. grima gitp su &c,
eountrn 54--8Hc, Speciat exc.
Banmmollfaa .Cel mar felt
Rrtma Sommer geibes 1910.
BetroIeum tit tetig--RafIinirtes Weu
Dort Buff $500; Barrels sS.7o; Gales
SI1.00.
BOlte If itetis.-1Omsittc JIs.es GbiO
27--2Sc.
Sars III ruhis. - gtratneo, seu6bnlites
bis gufes s4.50--480
Terpentin lit rubIg su 881e
Rets tit itetis. - Ginbsimii1er 31s-sc,
Satna 81 -S4c.
Wolalfes III itetig 49, Reu Orleans
Gpen Rettie, gutter bis 4oiee, 35-55c.
Yuder. - &ober III feit. - Deuscnunbo
SO Eeit, 8.07e, Centrifugal 90 Eeit S.57e;
gsc!diies. 3u6er 80 feit 2s2c. HaiTinirter
itttig.-Gut 2odf 5.40c, gruibeb $50, Roulo
za~ 4.g5c, Cubes 4.5sc, gouoereo 4.75c,
@rannlatso 4.60e, TiamOn6 u" 4.6O, Con
fteloners "" 4.45e, No. 4.4Oc, Ro. 3 4.05c,
Rc. 8 4.00t, go. 4 8.95e, Ro. 8 5.90c, Ro. 8
1850, R9. 8.s0c, glc. $ 3.55c, SO. 0 8.TOc,
No. 10 s.85c, Ro. IL 3.30c, Vo. l2 8.55c,
5so. 13 3.50e, aio. 4 9.5Jc.
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Siebmdrfts.

Cincinnati, II. 3uli 1919
9ufuhr uHo Bsridnot ndhreno Der per.
HoiieHeu "a StuHSeH. uersltbeu nit ben
porheraehsnosn {aaen. tparen wis fp!at:
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stsassHs sssss iiwsass.

1bsaBHG ceass uWM9&.
lie lImidts im hisiiaen glsarinsbouie
bsIieien iih 6eute auf "a, ,es4 800.
esfaf.sesnyifxten.
gbsnTc ip,e an ben uorbergebenben To-
asa, 10 tuarsn ouf beute bic Befd)dfte iehr
Han. Mn Der G6rie ipurben fsine Bertduie
abaeffIofien, i'm cifenen Marite aber bic
fpIsenbeR:
! 1000 Gtnc 8iaouet ~, 1850 100
300 Wdiermpris 1s29-46 100
5000 Ehocf 4 1850 100
Ss0O0 SetDer4 1882 100
Rdd1iteheHbe TabetIe BON i'm hiefigen
Warft beiinofideH Bombs uHb Gttien aisbt
eR Dff5islen Guctirungfn an
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Dons OeIbu,artt.
giueinHsti II. Sufi 1918.

Tis Naf,froge nod Tarfeben mar beute
sar fsbr mdfia. bod iinb bis 9insraten iiit'
fter nod, feIt, obtpohI bic BaHtsn genagenos
Epnbs an 5anb haben. Tarfebea ipnrotn
pon ben Banfen su t--5H8 .cT taa1 anss
rrgleben. n.QBelhdftspapiere wureen ~ 6G btss
sontiyt. 9m oIfenen Wartte murbeH 7arle'
ben ron can. su 81 unS auf 0eit bu 6K--
~ sl0sirt.
a1sdif sEf Ess nssE
fouroen ~ Bari suiihen Banfen perfduft.
Tss Gounterrate bstrdgt 40 uHb SOC Eramis
per 1900.
spsdssf aaf Usssfa.
Iiub ifstis. Die iOlssnbsn Euoiirunsen iiHs
~ berihten:
apnbcn, Taae Sicbt. s4.sT-4.sTK per g:
90 Tnne Eih., t4.S8--4.S3K per 6; Wdrss, 8
Taae Gid,t. 5l5 sSrancs per 800; 90 Taas
Etd1i. blH ssranrs Der si00; fir TeutIhIanb.
4 9age Eth., 4 waarf s5H -954, oo. 90
TaGs Eidlt, s4H--94kc.
9oeuineninrb Bills auf 2onbon wurbtn
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-14
FARMERS MUTUAL MEETS.
Old Officers Reelected at Annua
Meeting Of Insurance Company.

Old officers with one exception, We're
! reelected, reports of the year $ puSi. =.
ness were given, and one section ol
the bylaws was annulled, at the forty
first annual meeting of the Marsha'I
County Farmers Mutual Fire lnsur-
ance Company. held in the east court
room Monday afternoon.
That the business of the company
had been most satisfactory during inc
year just closed was SHOWN by the
report of Secretary j. p. cooper. A
total Of $2,637.a0S.S5 in risks was car :
ried during the year. net gain OF
$225,044 being made during the year.
Twenty seven losses on buildings ana
contents and live stock killed by nght-
ming were paid during the year IN the
sum of $3.997.65. Insurance cost the
members $1.75 per thousand during the
year. and for the past five years the
cost was 1892 per thousand.
The association has carried In Its
bylaws section II, that excluded Ell
acetyline and gasoline lighting plants
mot approved by the National Board CT
Fire Underwriters. 1t was voted to an
null this section and it was repealed.
Frank NJ. Wheeler, of Marion town
ship, was reelected president; w. a.
Nichols, vice president: and J. P.
Cooper secretary. H. S. Lawrence was
elected treasurer to succeed A. g.
Balch.
Directors from each township were
chosen as follows by townships: Ma
rietta w. H. Jones: Linn, w. A. Cope;
Eden. c. ]. Buck; Taylor, D. NJ. Cake
rice: State Center, w. a. Nichols: Lee
Grand. w. r. Lippincott; Greencas-
tie, G. c. Peterson; Logan, w. NJ.
Warden; Timber Creek. w. A. Gle;
Vienna. ]. p. link: Liberty, j. u.
Potsander: Marion. NJ. F. Diehl; JEFF
ferson. Martin Kunkel; Washington. r.
w. Blakely: Liscomb. L. K. Peterson;
Bangor, Walter Winery; Minerva. L.
II. Hilleman; Iowa, F. S. Thompson.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-14
WAS BEYOND HELP.
Biz Coy Cried While Women Wspt il
Sympathy.

Sympathy.
His last hope gone. Harry BLOCK
man, of Emnetsburg, Iowa, l6 years
Of age, broke down and cried, while
many women wept in sympathy
The boy had come all the way to tho
United Doctors Institute to be exam
ined by these master specialists as ne
had heard of the wonderful cures they
were making. Harry was suffering
from paralysis due to a fall down stairs
and as many doctors had treated him
and all had failed to effect cure his
last hope was centered in his faith IN
these specialists. The boy had been
carried into the United Doctors office
on the second floor of the Masonic
Temple building in his fathers arms.
and on account of his weak, pitiable
condition., other waiting patients gave
their turn to him in order that the poor
After the boy had been thoroughly ex-
hand on the little fellows head and
turning to the anxious and expectant
father said, II am sorry that 1t is not
within our power to cure your boy. but
such is the case and 1t would be use
less to hold out any false hopes"
The father then said that money
was no object and offered to pay any
sum If the doctor could even offer to
help the boy. but the specialist was
firm, explaining that the boys condt-
ton was due 20 c deformed condition
of the spine was beyond medical aid
AS Harry was carried back thru the
waiting room he realized that his last
hope was hlotted ont and 1t was then
that he broke down and cried and many
waiting patients wept in sympathy The
poor boy frightened up enough to
shake hands with the doctor and thank
him for the examination and say he
was glad there was one doctor honest
enough not to take his papa's money
when they could do him no good.
A patient who was in the waiting
room at the time asked II many such
pathetic scenes were enacted there.
The answer was that they were quite
common, as the United Doctors make
it an invariable rule never to accept a
case for treatment unless they are pos
tive they can effect cure or relief.
They want a clean record for doing
what they promise for only on such
solid foundation can such an extensive
practice be maintained. Their Mar
shalltown institute on the second floor
Of the Masonic Temple building In the
short time they have been here " al
ready causing much excitement and
comment on the remarkable good they
are doing with suffering humanity.
We are here to stay not for few
weeks or months but for all time. We
have a long time lease on our suite OF
offices and we intend to stick" don't
forget that.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-14
SAMUEL sIMkiNs DEAD.
Former LsGrand Carpenter Dies o
Pnsumonia At Local Hospital.

Samuel o. Simkins, aged So, a car
penter and former resident Of Lee
Grand, who has lived here during re-
cent years, died at the Singleton hos
pital at $50 o'clock this morning OF
pneumonia Mr.. Simkins was removed
to the hospital last Wednesday night
for treatment His condition was quite
serious at that time, but he grew very
much worse Monday.
Mr.. Simkins came to LeGrand about
thirty five years ago, but has lived
here for about five years and has
worked at his trade. He was born In
Columbiana county, Ohio. His brother
H. E. Simkins. was former we'll
known undertaken of this city and
LeGrand.
Nathan simkins, of LeGrand, and
three brothers and two sisters survive
They are w. A. Simkins, postmaster
Of Britt and editor of the Britt News;
David and Daniel Simkins, Of st
Louis; Mrs. W. A. Richards, Of Le-
Grand and Mrs. Jacob Moore, Of Pasa.
dena, Cal. Mrs. w. +. Estel and Mrs
L. L. Diller. of this city, are nieces.
The funeral will be held Thursday
afternoon at 1880 from the Christian
church at LeGrand, and interment will
follow in Pleasant Hill cemetery.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-14

lison ana Ahrcns drove by the LAndon
buggy % rapidly II frightened Ian
don's horse. was begun in the district
court this morning. The accident out
OF which the case grew occurred near
Lamoille.
The suit Is the first Jury case of the
term. The first Of the Landon cases.
the one brought by Mrs. Landon, was
tried last year. The plaintiff was given
a verdict Of 5000 against Ahrens. but
the suit was dismissed as to Allison
The present case is the one brought oy
the husband, and is identical with the
other. The taking of testimony was
begun shortly before noon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-14
Skin and Scalp
Troubles Banished
fFroIm American. Health Review.)

(From American. Health Review)
"a case Is reported from nearby
city, where women % years old had
suffered for four years from eczema OF
the scalp. The hair was thin and
straggly from continued scabby forma-
ton. V
"She was advised by neighbor to
use quintone, which she did as fol-
lows: She procured two ounces OF
au.ntcne from her druggist. dissolved
It in half pint hot water. then ap-
piled the solution to her scalp twice
day. Relief from the torturing Itch
ing was the result of the first applica-
ton. The two weeks treatment re-
stored the scalp to a. clean ana
healthy condition.
"Quintone has been used successfully
for treatment of eczema, salt rheum,
letter, ringworm and other eruptions OF
the skin."-Adv.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-14
Tao Cayrjagss Must
Meet Miss Fr;txi

When F'ritxi Schef. the viennese
prima donna who sings the leading
role in "The Love Wager" at the
Odeon, reaches the city Thursday
morning, she will be met not only by
one carriage. but two.
| FRITZ Is not large. and doesn't re-
quire two to transport her avoirdupois,
but she has two maids, and she doesa
ride with her maids, II you please. One
carriage will be for the prima donna
herself, and the other for her at
tendants.
And does Miss FRITZ use q common
ordinary dressing room built IN the
| theater?
Not muchee.
Her dressing room, a portable affatr
and is carried as baggage. 1t Is lined
thruout! in, pink silk, and above the
door glitters the word FRITZ In tiny
incandescent globes that are always
lighted when milady's bower is IN
readiness,
! The company supporting MISS
Scheff, and the scenery and properties
incident to the production. require
three special cars.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-14
GRANDMOTHER USED SAGE TEA TO
u DARKEN HER FADED OR GRAY HAIR

/, Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy"-you
will get large bottle for about so
cents. Some druggists make their own,
which is usually too sticky, so insist
upon getting Wyeth's, which can be
depended upon to restore natural color
and beauty to the hair and is splendid
for dandruff, dry, feverish, itchy scalp
and falling hair
A well-known downtown druggist
SAYS his customers insist on Wyeth's
Sage and sulphur. because, they say,
it darkens so naturally and evenly
that nobody can tell it has been applied
its so easy to use too. You simply
dampen sponge or soft brusn ana
draw it thru your hair, taking one
strand at a time. DO this at night and
by morning the gray hair disappears;
after another application or two. 1t is
restored TO it's natural color and looks
glossy. soft and abundant.