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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-24
Ioeal Wa.thar Record.

Ninety-seven, the temperature at 2
o'clock Thursday afternoon, was the
maximum for Thursday. as compared
to 1O1 for the day preceding, and 81 a
year ago Thursday. Seventy two was
the minimum as against "A for Wed
nesday. At this morning 73 was
registered. as compared to rs for the
corresponding hour Thursday.
The threatening storm Of Thursday
evening, which indicated rain to the
east, developed no precipitation locally
but early this morning, when another
storm from the northwest was threat
ened, .O1 of an inch of rain fell.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-24
An Infant I. w. w.

IT can't do anything with Johnnie.
Why, he'd rather go hungry than work.
I don't see what's to become of him."
81 suppose we must face the newt
able"
whats the inevitable?"
Looking forward to having a soap
box orator in the Misunderstanding
Plain Dealer.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-24
SAVES MORE LIVES.
Willis II. Groat Rescues Two Children
at Dundee N. Y.

Word from Dundee, y. Y, to the Lee
Grand Reporter. tells of the rescuins
of two children from drowning by Will
lis II. Groat, former employe of the
Iowa Railway and Light Company. Of
this city, who worked on the building
of the high power line between this
city and Tama.
Miles L. K. Bailey, of Dundee, who
writes the Reporter telling how
Groat saved the lives of Bailey's two
children when the children had fallen
into Lake kenka. N Y, wants to Sc
cure a Carnegie hero's medal for Groat.
In writing the LeGrand paper Bailey
ts seeking further evidence of Groats
bravery. Groat made an unsuccessful
attempt t. rescue Leroy Cook. OF
Delta, from drowning in the Iowa river
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-24
Rain Goes Around.

a section In central Iowa was missed
by the heavy downpour Of rain that
fell, north, south. and east Of this city
THURSDAY night A very heavy rain
fell from Hampton north as far as Ma
son City. and from Grinnell south the
ground was soaked with rain that came
early this morning. An equal distance
east il also rained about daylight,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-24
STILL NEED MONEY.
keokuk Fans Working to Raise Neces'
sarx Amount to Finance Team.

While the storm clouds still mover
over the financial horizon of the keo-
kuk Indians, clearing up signals have
been hoisted and within a few days I
is believed tha the sun will be shin
ing again The sum of $4,000 has been
found necessary to provide sufficient
wampum to furnish dog meat for the
Indians until the full moon in Septem-
Der. OF course this amount s1.225 has
been subscribed. and the membership
fthe finance committee has been en-
/, larged in an effort to uncover the re.
naming sinoleans.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-24
Car oxerturns; Driver Hurt.

O. e. Robertson, 1O6 South First
avenue, narrowly escaped serious injury
Wednesday, when he lost control of the
car he was driving and it ran up a
bank at the side of the road, sloughed
off and turned on it's side. Robertson
was slightly bruised, but was not seri-
ously hurt The car was slightly dam
aged. The accident happened In the
East Main street road, twelve miles
east of the city, in Tama county.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-24

near LeGrand, year ago last June.
Cook. also employed by the power
company, went down before 1roat
could save him, but Groat risked ms
life in an effort to save his companion
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-24
POOL HALE owners
Ply FINES Of $|O|)
BLISS ANDERSON AND WALTER
WILSON PLEAD GUILTY TO
GAMBLING CHARGES.
JUDGE CUMMINGS IMPOSES
500 FINE AND COSTS

owners Of Uptown Pool Halls Charged
With Permitting Gambling in Places
Of Business, and Held to Grand Jury,
Waive Preiininares and Take Cases
Directly Before District Court.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-24
LOCAL BOYS GET TRIP.
Two State Center Lads Will Go tc
State Fair For Nothing.

Two state Center boys Herbert Arm
brecht and Lyle Sergeant, will visit
the state fair free of charge. This
prize they won for preparing winning
essays on the subject. The Ideal
Farm The prizes We're offered in each
county and the writer OF The best essay
in each county is to be rewarded by n
trip to the fair and free entertainment
at the camp to be maintained by the
V NJ G
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-24
Standing of the Clubs
Results Thursday.

Results Thursday.
At Clinton-Clinton,. >; Marshall
town. l.
At Cedar Rapids, Waterloo, 0,
Al Burlington-Burln s; Rock
Island. 1.
At Keokuk -Keokuk. 8; Muscatine. ,.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-24
eALEssuRG TAKES CLUB.

ottumwa- Rock Island Orphans Find
Haven in Illinois Town.
A press dispatch from Galesburg, Ill,
says that Manager Ned Egan's Or
phano have found haven in that city,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-24

Bliss Anderson, owner Of a pool hall
at 12 East Main street, and Waiter u.
Wilson, owner of similar place at 214
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-24

Marshalltown .........1 20 0 0 90 o..
Clinton .........0 00O2 0OOs-2
Summary: Two base hits-Taylor 2,
Simmons. Sacrifice hits-Bromley,
Taylor, Fleming, Cooper. Bases on
balis-Of Lentz |; off Miller, 1. Struck
out-By Lentz. Q: by Miller, 5. Left on
ases-Marshalltown, 4; Clinton, 8.
Time-1:25. Umpire-Glenalvin.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-24

Games Saturday.
MarshalltoWn at Clinton.
Waterloo at Cedar Rapids.
Rock Island at Burlington.
Muscatine at keokuk.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-24

DR.. Billiard, osteopath, Is West Main.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-26
ernnbeis.ntlnHsiibs ibsrtrasnsatx
Gimeinnati, 25. slug.


SeIma gl,ntie 4n0erion ON Sacob
@rennenann, 100 BET 175 SUB on
Der Siioieite bon glIpine glpe.. 81.
8illiam q. golce an 60. Gang,
so BEL 1880 sSiif, on Der @eitieite
pon 2arfipur glneniie, t59.48 Sub
iiibli9 BON @rigg glpeniie, 81.
6. z. Sugbes an emma Wabe,
2ot 3S7 bon @or6ipoob 8iefp Inter.
abtbeilung, 0oriuooo, 81,
Soiepb 3. anigbt an Or. 8. s.
Spidaro, 80 SUP BON benz oItlid,ul
1beiI bon elmer Got 58.325ront Sub
an Section gpenue, ferner, 90 Sub
pom benz oitIiden Gbeil einer 2ot 40
Sront Sub an Der Section Gpeuue,
Noripoob, 81.
Sacob &iridmer, ir. an Greo.
airiHmer II. glnb., Cots gio. 1853.
764 un6 765 BON 8. 6. &opfin's
3. llnterabtbeiIuilgsin GImipooo, ST..
9crieIbe an Jreh Gdoa, oasieI6e
Gieertbum, ST.
sSuIia Sreit u.salno., on Sbe
Queen gitp 2iperp Co. Cots Io.
% imo 20 bon SeBrp u. Maeper's
llnterabtbeiIung, gBaIrut &i[ls,
$4,000.
Sciepb o. Gain .nn DlarD Gnin,
20 Sub pcn Springs@r .2lbe., ST..
Grnnf GhH1itt Il. 2[nb., Trujtecs
m Nena s.. Hsrtsmes, sGotgsos 20.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-26
GrsnseisextJxms .9ySStbeten
gseu eingetraG Gen.

Bernard @. aerfboff an Glnnpooo
glace 8. & .. 60, $500.
2ena arenning dil 2olper @lartct
g. e. g. 81. Co., $4,000.
Sarrp Cigar Snpoer on ct.
Bernard g. &c D. 60, $1,000.
emma Sane @abe ml CHARLES Z.
Susbes, $500.
Do. an Gcinrinnnti @orfinghea's
Club 9. & 8. Co.. $1,000.
Wtoies 9ireransfp on gfeu dag.
nolia .. So. Co., $2500.
ssobn SolfeIber an guguite @is.
mann, $500.
seate Sberleg an Delta 8. u. Co.,
$3.50.
ebparb Seb an Sobu S. gard-
manm $3.50.
George ". Girrp an pIeaiant
9liogc 9. e g. Co., $1,000.
90. an Bertha NeIltring, $500.
ggiIliain .. WsegrIe an alice M.
Wlegrue, $4,000.
SsSarnes 3. See an Sanl,,eI ..
Cooper, $3.50.
1iIIiam s. grellin an 2iberaI 6.
s. 9. Co., $500.
ssobn gg. Mens an,G Clifton Seigbts
Ro. 2. 8. g. o. Co., $2500.
Ws. W. Gonipap angait gn6 a.sG.
Co., 5000.
Sbomos Wselia on oo., $1,000.
sSobn s. 9ioie al Dr., $500.
". s, 9tdinion an 6o., $4,000.
ssanes sl. Gteipart oil Tourtb
@arb 9. &c g. Co., $1,000.
Oscar 20. pinger oil accomooa.
ton 6. & g. 60, $500.
Wargaret Gibbons on Blue gib
g. &: g. Co., $1,000.
gtIireo Senipelmnnn on Wa0iion
o. q. gfc. 2, $500.
WiifeI Tes an bc., 1926.
GetiIgte s ppso tbefen
George S. glitler an @IrIlipooo
pInce 8. q y. Co.. $1,000
Gbeooore 2epD an BuiineB MenS
.. y. e g. Co., $4,000.
Sopbia Beiler on @ln. Mlub.
more, $2500.
agiIbeInlina @eboins an BietOria
o. w.. gfo.,2, $500.
Sol. o. anir an Sobn g. Bod
lpap, $500.
slntbonp. Gliding on 2omersw swaar-
fet g, &c q. Co., $1,000,
Safe cberIep an Delta 0oas
Gii'M, Co. 800.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-26

snIia Nsonbeiiner an @uiineB
| W2ens y. 81. & s.. Co.. $4,000.
Sas. gooen an Sobn 5. @iIligdn,
$40.
w'ortin Giiref aii Snsb g'cs6anc,
$2400.
". @anoan spurIod an wlaDiicn
9. q. go. 2. St250.
Carrie S. waorgait an @ercuntiIe
g. e. 8. Co., $4,000.
WiG 3. 6olser an Wpers p. Goos
per, $4500.
6eirn Gear an 6srbsrt 6. pn.
Gpub. $3.50.
Derislbs an wlOsurt 8. IL. Q. Co.,
S225O.
sSrsb. s. wlsnse an p2t. Sealtbp
g. II. 8. Co., $1400.
George politer oil gartbase g.
Il g. a., $1,000.
Dug. Dsfansr on Brighton Ser.
man Nant Co., $2100.
alnnu grau an samuel D. Cooper,
S400.
Belle ~. SobnfOn an m. s..
Sobnion. $4,000.
GDipin 6. Stebens an u. M.
Gsntrup, $1,000.
Sohn SdiIferth an Meittpoob
5omeiieab Co.. $4,000.
Sol. gols an DieieIbe. $2500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-26

BON Der Belmont Qano sIif'ii. lin
terabtbeiIiing in aenneop SeIgbfs
81.
CHA s. Sbcrid an Sames q
D2iGifiii, 100 bel t95 Sub on oel
0iorofeite bon Wtarion slperile, 3A
Sub pon Der Wiain slpc, ST.
Spenrp 6. g. 9ioettIing II. gino.
oil Waillorb 3. 9ioebling H. slno.
5rllitees, 20 bel 6l Sub OH Der Sub
ieite Der ssaoe StraBe 5lpiihen SobI
nno Gutter gtrai,c, fcrner 20 be-
80 SUB on Der Blum StrdBe, ferner
40 glder 2auS in Seftion 8 DeIbl
goipnibip, ferner, 1867 slder N
IoerieIben Seftion, 81.
gotpar6 Scb on Suliana McGate,
32 SUB an Der 9ioroieite BON Sar'
riion gipenite, 81.
Bertha Yelitriiig on George y.
Gurrp, 2bcil BON Got a In Soiepb
.. Wsanli's eieentbum an Gamarso
Tife, 81.
slocIpb g. aIing an Sobn 5.
Sfonboit, Den norooitlid)en Sbcil
pon Got gso. 40 BON y. 9. stIing's
tllnterabtbeilimg in' @einpoob, 81.
W,arp Gidenbrcnner an Ssobn ".
Nlenb, Die uorbliden 23 Sub bon
2ot go. 30 pon Clifton Seigbts
llntrrnbtbeilnng, 81.
Caroline Meper on Soiepb @ar'
bell, 80 bel 1870 CUB oil Der ytcro.
ieite bon Calhoun Strabe, 61 SUB
peitIid Der 9ennis Strabe, 81.
9ir6ie gerning per Sberiif an
W,aoiion y. q. go. 9, 80 bel 140
SUP OIL Der Beitieitc Der WtnpIe
sIpcmie, in Der gorita0t Wtaoeira,
$1,000.
SuIia Waanbeimer on Sena @olb.
irnitb, Got gio. 115 BON oer Wit.
MIbnrn uno sluonOale Spnbicate
llniera6tlcilimg, 81.
syrances d. @alib OIL @illian u.
gsabc, Die n0rblihen 32 SUB BON
9ot 90. 90 Don Selrrp Goroes' lin.
terabtbeiliing BON @orningtotl
Seigbts, 81.
ssoEn Eistin an Sbonas WteIia,
25 BEL 100 ;Sub an Der SiiDieite bon
Columbia 9Iperiie, 155 SUB Deltli6
Der GaI0pea Gtrabe, S1750
emma @ebmeier nfl glmelid aeD.
brandt, 52/56 bel 2S3.51 Sub an
Der Ioroieite Der @eft 6. StraBe, 81.
glmeIia Reipbrnnot all Oscar w.
@inaer, basieIbe gigentbun, 81.
Glen MicSorIep al 9be sSobn
Gdmeioer Weilling & @nfing 60.
1S bel SO Sub an Der @eitieite Der
GIap Gtrabe, IS Sub norolib Der
Nelinbp Gtrabe, 81.
ssubn gberbarb 9tiippel on 90,
IS bel SO SUB OH Der @eitieite Der
GIop SfraBe SO SUB noroIih Der
Strabe, 81.
Gbriitina grieie on boy 90 bel
So SUB an Der @eitieiie Der Clan
StraBe 81 SUB nOroIid Der @seIinSp
Strabe, 81.
SO. Manoan SpiirIod oil glfreo
SentpeIman, 30 BEL 151. .07Slb ON Der
9eoroicite Der Glaion Strabe, ierner.
1915 bel 140 Sub on Der @elneite
Der SettIe aoao, 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-26
lgtrafeu FIR auxas. sd

trn1en Mr SAGus.A sto'
Mig sobann ser Dritte bon 'sdme.
ben mar elm elersiiber @egner
bes Gurus ber Grauentleibung bic
bGmaIs I'm 16. sssubrbunbert iHS1!pe'
ben nod nidt allSu iippise Hliitbtn
irieb. 3uerit fu4te er burh Dstress
unb 9srorbninssn sestn ben Gurus
su ipirtcn, ipas nbtr fliir tbeiliptise
Ron grfola mar. piSblih fisl ibm Gin
Mabifolmittsl elm, bus aIIasmsines
Mufiebkn erreste unb 5utrlt pitle
iproteIte berborrisf. Der H0niq te.
itimmie nGnllih. bnb fir itben ieioss
nen Rod. araasn obsr Miibt, bic cine
s5ran tefdb. ibr elm HationnIipIbat in
bas Saus als Ginqudriierliia aclegt
fpurbs. N]enn Elm sfouilieubater Dor.
hanbsft mar. 10 baueris es uift ian.
&c, Bis Der pub nit Gtnmpf unb
gtiel dusgerottet ipurbe, benn bic
Ginquartieruna toiteie natiirli& gelb.
Qlnberg ipirtts bic Gtrafe aber tsi ben
Wiitibs. Cine arobe 3nbl ppn ibHsn
BELT nun stit redt am Gurus fsf. u,n
ben GoIbdttn dud feIialibaltsn, mas
ibnen oft asnug aeluns.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-26

Gin frobes Semaip madt frobIiDe
@hene. teibts in ber .gibeI. gber Der 90.
nod Dreube an Tafeiu baben; ibnI tiht tpie
benz pbiIifier ber .3opf. Die G6permutb INNER
btnfen; er brebi flo redis, er brebt no Ifnfs,
fsn aetoen iptu ridbt ipeifen. Bis er ,.MnafefIss
gebrcntt bic an geboreer Gteue fi6 ertpeis
teno 3elung' Cine Nrobe bes Wllf.
teis .fpiro snntnigeInId1 seiptbrf, Denr man %.
lIsxltefbfsF 4 ge. g9I 1910 New pprf Gito,
anssnrs. Dk .gnaisfs' ~ In auan tspsfpeisn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-26
Ser 5itsrrsidiide aaxsitnrm.

Oet DVerreiWtlWe EeNeIIutW.
Gle @iener .IliIitdriide gtunS
id,au" siebt 5olgenoes iibers BIZ
2anbihirnpfIidt IN Seiterreih:
9cr allen lit benz publifitiu 0ei
unterfhieb 5ipiifeH slufbietung uni
Ginberufiine bes 9anoihtrires gal
niHt eel1Miia un0 bielind glnlibl
man, onf ioiort nad Dem glufgeboi
ieber 2anbitiirmntann einriiden mub
9em iit ni6t 10. Sic slufbietitna
lit mebr Gin @orbereitingsitno noiitm,
ireIdes Die idIieBIid)e Ginberafina
oes 2anSIturmes, Der aus
WiGnnern beiiebt, bic benl militari'
ifen 9eben bereits mebr entriidt iino,
erIeidern ioI.
Die gluibietiing eriolgt 6urh Die
aiinomnflna bes glIlerboditen we.
iebIs, ipornit Sie Werfiigbarfeit oes
Smtoitiirmes 5iir geiesnl1bigen DR.
iuenoinfg nngeorb1iet uHb Der lin.
lang oerielben beitiinmt iuiro. 9ieie
slnibieting erfoIbt Ourh Stltnonla.
dungcn ieitens Der poIitiif,en Be.
Sirfsbeborben inib bat folgelloe Bir.
fingcn: Die 2aiioititrnpflifJtig
baben iih bereit 5u balten, 6amit lie
innerbalb "a Gtunben nnd) erfolg.
ter ginEerlIfimg dn ibre geltim.
mlingsorte abgeber fonner."
gluberbaIb Der Wonard)ie itdIloig
angeiieoelte 2anbitiirnlpflid)tige Ia.
ben iid) bel ben I. II. I. 8ertretimgS.
beborben gu melben ino Die eDentuea
ourd Sieie erfaIgenoen @eiiungen 5ii
geipdrtigen.
Gah ser gufbietling fam bic Gin.
beriiiirne erfolgen uno 5war IN Der
Megel aIlgemein nittels georufter
aunomahunsen ooer in0iDiouca NIT.
teIs auf gtamen lautenoer Ginberll.
ii,nssfarten.
@er gebort 5um 9anS.
turn?
1. sllle aorperidafter, ipeIte einet
miIitdriidjcn Gbarafter, be5iebungs.
ipeiie nilitdriid)e gIb5eihen trngen
(geternnenforps, Sdiisenforps il. I.
w.)
2. 9lIIe ans Der aategorie oes Ofii.
aiers. iin6 wiilitirbeamtenitanoes in
ben gnbeitnnb ober ons gerbiiltniB
auber 9ienIt perieBten geriouen, in.
iofern iie nidjt i'm Seere, Der Sano-
ipebr ooer Marine perlpenSet werben,
Bis gum ppIlenbeten go. 2ebensjabre.
3. Gas gerionaI Der GenoarHerie,
Der 5i,tansipnfe uno Der Staafsfor.
ite, icipeit bies bic strieesberbdltniiie
erbeiideH ,iitb Die EieuitriidiiGten &c.
itatten.
A. (int6 6os lit bie iiberpiesenoe
Mebr5abl Der 2anNairnipilidjtigei
ole iibrieeli ipebrfdbigen 5tnntS.
biirger, Ole ipeber benz Seere (ariegs.
i1orine) nod Der 2nirospebr angelo.
ren, pom Beginn 6cs Sabres, in mel.
dem iie ibr IS. 9ebensiabre poIlen.
ben, bis 5iim @eaiiin 6es Sabres. IN
tpeIfen iie ibr AZ. 2ebensiabr boil
itredt baben, aIio beiite ale pom / /.
sSdiiiinr 1872 Bis 5inn 81. De5ember
fQAk M ,f...a..n.. Ea fs....... III
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-26
unter g pisbubsn.

DWarum nimmit Du Define srau
gar ni9t nit beraus?"
yWeil iis bor jebem S9aufeniter
ttsben bleibt +. ale a6t Gage mub
id BET elmer arberen pusma6erin eins
bre4eu!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-26

sd nsbms felt feds DQonaitn
Mufilunisrri@t NIB babe bic Mb-
iiHt, mtint Jrsunbs su sinsm aonaers
tin5uldosn, bas id an Hesifm btr
Gaiion ssbsn lpsrbs.
Gin pOr5iieli4ss wlittsl, nm ii&
ilber . aSss 'DaAssB zxaEai ~ osisBtj4
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o a affiihe.

syrma (5u elmer sdapcIter): ,pt,
Gle, ni6t 10 laiitl Oh peiBt bod,
ieit @nno anfdnet, yidIedt 5n 30.
rem" fam man nitt Ieiic gerlug ipre.
ben!"
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WortisBung folgt.)
Evening star., 1914-04-26
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Evening star., 1914-04-26
CORPORATIONS

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dent Stoddard Secretary of Arizona Free Laws,
bylaws and Forms Reference Any Eank in Arizona.
Stoddard Incorporating Company Box 500 hoeriv r'ra
Evening star., 1914-04-26
AGENTS WANTED

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senting ana starting subasents Every house sale
Big profits everywhere Territory being taken fast Write
quick Enclose stamp for particulars Sun Mfg Co,
34I Dean Building, South Bend, Indiana
Evening star., 1914-04-26
FARMS FOR SALE

ALFALFA, CORN AND HOGS ARE RAPIDLY MAX
ing farmers in the Southeastern States wealthy The South
is the "corn belt and the natural realm of King
Alfalfa" Act quickly while land prices extremely
low values rapidly advancing Farm lists and Southern
Field magazine free. A. Richards Land and In
dusral Agent, Southern Ry Room q Washington, D. c.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-11-03
FIERCE LOOKING IS THE SIKH
East Indian Soldiers in British Service Have Most Remarkable Per-
 sonal Appearance.

Did you ever see a Sikh in uniform No? Whatever of fierceness your childhood fancy painted upon the face of soldier the Sikh has it. Other soldiers may be brave, or may fight more tenaciously or die more willingly, but for simple fierceness of personal appearance all medals go to the Sikhs.
 He is so fierce to look at that wonder his English officer can calmly face him without fear. Does not Cae- sar relate that the Roman soldiers were frightened by the terrible looks of the early German tribes?
 A Sikh-and I've seen many regi- ments of them on their native heath is tall man with black hair and 8 long. black beard The beard is what makes him look so fierce. because he plait5 it into two thick braids and draws these back of the ears, where they are tied.
 If you think that doesn't make sol dier look fierce you make a sad error, which one glance at him would cor rect.
 The Sikhs are Hindus, and so strict are their religious beliefs that all the food they eat must be especially pre- pared according to their own rites Philadelphia Ledger.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-11-03
ALWAYS THE WORLDS WAY
Possessor of Wealth More Thought or Than the Man of Virtuous
 Worth.

A young merchant went abroad, and after many years, having a large Tor tune. returned to his native land.
 When he reached home, he found that his relations had gone to feast at a country house a few miles away He was so eager to see them that he did not take the trouble to change his clothes, and was wearing the things he had used on board ship coming home.
 When he entered the large hall where the guests were all assembled his cousins showed very little pleasure at the sight of him. It was plain to them that he had come back a poor man.
 A young negro who had accompa' nied him from abroad was quite upset by their coolness to his master, and said: "They must all be very bad men to receive you so cruelty"
 Wait a minute" whispered the mer- chant "and you will see a change in their looks"
 He quietly put a fine diamond ring on his finger, and, To. every face began to smile, and they pressed at once around him and called him Cousin William"
 Has simple gold ring the power to charm people like this?" asked the black servant in perpleXity.
 "It is not that" replied his master; but the ring is worth good sum, and they guess from 1t that am rich, and riches are dearer to them than any thing"
 What deluded men!" exclaimed the negro. They think more of yellow metal and q piece of glass than all my masters virtues and loving kind ness"
The Prescott daily news., 1914-11-03
NOT FOR BLIND FOLLOWING
English Have Many Qualifications and Exceptions.

A correspondent at Salem writes the Oregonian to inquire whether such eX- pressions as blacksmith shop, barber shop, carpenter shop and the like are correct. There is no authority for any of them. He also asks the same question about "blacksmiths shop, barbers' shop, carpenters shop" These are also incorrect In the first list the apostrophe is omitted In the second it is placed after the final "s '
 The proper usage is to place the apOstrophe before the final "s" The correct expressions are blacks mith's shop, barber's shop, carpenters shop The same rule applies in all similar cases but it must be applied discrimi- natingly. If two blacksmiths owned a shop together we might properly speak of the blacksmiths shop and in like circumstances it would be cor rect to write "barbers' shop
 Good English is not a thing that can be attained by following blind rules without thought. It requires both knowledge and sound judgment. There is hardly a rule of grammar that does not have great many quail fcations and exceptions. - Portland Oregonian.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-11-03
PETITION FOR PUBLIC ROAD To the Honorable Cnunty Cnnrt.

T o tiAS htciiNi thlt AOuhtN AOuTt. We the undersigned petitioners be- ing legal voters in Nevada county and living near the proposed road here petitioned for petition the honorable county court for a public road to be opened as hereinafter described, to- wit:
 Beginning at Rhinebodt's mill on Section line between Sections (6) and CO Township CID and running west on Section line between Sections CD and CPD, (2) and CID, ;3) and (1O) ownship CID Range (21) West to the outheast corner of Levi Cox's place in Section (4) Township CID Range (2D West, there intersecting the Prescott Road.
 Said road is petitioned for in view of the fact that said section line is about to be closed up thereby cutting off from their mail boxes all parties lvlng East of the present termina- tion of the rural delivery mail route, and from the town of Prescott. We therefore pray the county court to grant this petition.
 n. P. Rabin,
 Rhineboldt & Rhineboldt.
 W. F. Foster,
 T. F.. King,
 and Others.