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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-08

omissions IN deeds and other instru-
ments Of conveyance affecting said
premises, or portions thereof. and by
reason OF the failure to properly record
deeds duly executed and by reason oi
the failure Of certain grantors to exc
cute proper instruments Of conyenancs
upon the full payment Of the purchase
price and the surrender Of possession,
and claiming that the names and
places Of residence and addresses "
all unknown defendants and defend
ants designated in any manner other
than by name, are unknown to plaintiff
and that he has sought diligently to
learn the same but has been unable SO
to do and that the addresses and places
Of residence Of the named defendants
are unknown to plaintiff.
And you are further notified that the
relief demanded by PLAINTIFF is that an
order and decree OF court be entered
forever quieting and confirming the
title to said real estate, and every part
thereof, In plaintiff and forever estop-
ping and enjoining you, and each OF
you, both those named and those
otherwise designated, from having,
claiming or asserting any interest IN
or right to said premises, or any part
thereof. adverse to the title and inter-
est OF this plaintiff and that 1t be
further determined and decreed by the
court that this plaintiff. by himself and
the persons under whom he claims,
has been in the actual, open, notorious,
exclusive. uninterrupted, continuous.
peaceable and adverse possession OF
said real estate described in the cap
ton Of this notice under color OF title
and claim Of right, viz: under deeds
and conveyances from the actual own
ers and occupants of said real estate
and under claim Of absolute owner
ship. for more than ten years last past
and for such other and further relief
as may be equitable but no personal
Judgment for money or for costs ID
asked against any defendant.
For further particulars you are re-
ferred to the petition now on file.
Now unless you appear and make
defense thereto at or before noon on the
second day Of the next September term
Of the district court of Iowa. in and for
Marshall county, to be begun and he'd
at the courthouse In MarshalltoWn,
Iowa, on the seventh day OF Septem-
Der 1914, your default will be entered
and a Judgment and decree rendered
thereon az prayed in said petition.
Dated at Marshalltown. Iowa, this
gath day Of July 1914
HENRY A. FULLER, PLAINTIFF.
BY G. A. Mote, his attorney.
The foregoing original notice. coll
lected from the averment Of the peti-s
,'tion in said cause, Is approved by me
| and the Same Is ordered published once
each week for period Of four success.
siye weeks in the Times Republican. a
daily newspaper Of general circulation.
/ published at Marshalltown Marshall
| county, Iowa, the last OF which publi-
| cations shall be not later than August
l27, 1914.
/ Done in chambers at Marshautown,
!, Iowa, this oath day Of July. 1914.
] B. +. CUMMINGS,
[ Judge 18th Judicial District Of Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-08
TWO novlcEs IN ONE BOAT.
Guest Of Sailing Craft Was Alarmed,
and Had Reason to 30.

A member OF the Port Washington,
Long Island Yacht Club, whose motor
boat was destroyed in the shipyards
fire there last spring. recently bought a
sailboat OF the deck class to take Its
place. The day after its arrival he In
vited friend to take q sail with him.
When they were two miles from
shore squat came up. The little
craft was tossed around like cork,
one moment standing on its head. and
the next half submerged, wholly un-
manageable, and IN danger OF capyiz-
ing so S on
Wet and weary, the two men at las,
made the yacht club landing.
What's the matter. Biii?" asked the
owner of the craft of his companion
you look pale"
We'll, YOU can't blame me-" said
Bill. that's the second time I ever
was out IN a sailboat.sSe7se ~
You've got nothing on me-" said the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-08
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

In the district court OF Iowa, in and
for Marshall county. September term
1914.
Henry A. Fuller, plaintiff VS.. the un-
known claimants OF the tract. or
parcel, Of real estate described as be-
ginning two hundred and one feet
north Of the southwest corner OF
block nine, Maryhalltown, and run
ming thence north fifty feet: thence
east one hundred and eighty feet;
thence south fifty-five feet; thence
west sixteen feet: thence north five
feet; thence west ono hundred and
sixty-four feet TO beginning, being lota
ten and fourteen OF the Auditors
subdivision Of the west two hun
dred and twenty four feet Of block
nine of Marshalltown. Marshall cou1
ty, Iowa: John C. Higginson; Samuel
Hayden: John A. Kelley: Marshall
town Hotel Company; all persons
claiming said above described uprem-
ises, or any interest therein, or lier
thereon, by. through or under the
persons above named. or either Of
them, either as heir, devisee, benei-
ciary grantee. assignee, creditor
spouse surviving spouse, or
any other capacity whethe
sane Or insane. minor. o
under any other disability. as well IS
all persons claiming any interest IL
or lien upon said premises, or an,
part thereof. adverse to plaintiff
by. through or under the Marshall
town Hotel Company, either as stock
holder, officer, grantee. assigned
creditor, successor, or in any capa
city whatever, whether sane, insan
or minor: Defendants.
To the above defendants. both thos
named and those otherwise desig
mated:
You, and each OF you, are hereb,
notified that there Is now on file in tn
office OF the clerk OF the district cour
OF Iowa, in and for Marshall county
the petition of Henry A. Fuller.
plaintiff, claiming that he Is the owner
in fee simple of the real estate dc
scribed in the caption Of this notice
and that ne. by himself and the per
sons underwhom he claims, has been IL
the actual. open. notorious. ex'
elusive. uninterrupted. continuous
peaceable and adverse posses
sion OF said real estate. and
and claim of right, viz: Unler deed
and conveyances from the actual own
ers and occupants thereof and unde1
claim of absolute. ownership, paying al
taxes and assessments thereon, to
more than ten years last past. and tina
you and each Of you, whether named q
otherwise designated, are forever bar
red and estopped from having. claim
ing or asserting, any interest in, RICH
to or lien upon said premises. or an
part thereof, adverse to plaintiff; tina
whatever right title or interest YOU, o
either OF you, may have had in an
to said premises IS now vested in thi
plaintiff and each Of you and all OF yo
are now estopped from asserting other
wise: that whatever interest In Q
right to said premises you. or either
you, may seem to have appears an
arises only by reason Of mistakes IN
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-08
THE POWER OF KINGS.
TDublfuue Tirnes-JoI1rnal I

In three palaces sat three mon
archs, each close to the telegraph
These three kings, lust men, like
the rest of as, owing their place ~
the merest accident of birth, were in
terchanging messages in the endeavor
to decide whether millions of human
beings as fond of life as themselves.
should be sent as pawns in the worlds
greatest war, TO suffer, to bleed, to
die.
AS the key of the telegraph clicked
fate hung heavy on each sound. The
world waited The world listened,
with bated breath But only the en-
peror of Germany, the emperor of Aus
tria and the emperor of Russia know
what the wires were saying.
The millions whose very ltfe-blood
was also dependent on the result
were not represented were not con-
suited. Most of them were wholly
unaware of what was going on. In a
million homes they were singing, play
ing, sleeping, with never a thought that
few hours might see them hurled into
frightful battle to do a despots will.
How grim the satire on Twentieth
century democracy.
How awful the responsibility witt
which those three kings dealt.
The will of the people must be-
come the law of every land
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-08
A WHITE BLACK MAN.
ISioux City Journal.l

sioux llly journal
Levi Washington, who was buried
yesterday, was an uncommon man. The
blacknes.s of his skin was only an ac-
cident of birth. Under the black skin
was purity of heart and nobility Of
character. He did not complain be-
cause of what he was. He recognized
the limitations placed upon him by his
color and accepted them with cheerful
philosophy. content to be Just himself.
He made the best Of life as he found 1t.
and he extracted from living much JOY
and happiness. He was diligent In
everything he undertook, faithful In
every duty, loyal in every relation.
Born in slavery and early accustomed
to severe toll. in his young manhood
he was a giant in strength. and this
giant strength he used to tighten the
burdens of his parents as they came
out of the darkness of slavery. All his
life he was the companion Of toll, con-
strained by society's conventions to
walk in humble ways, and yet he went
about with song in his heart and
smile upon his lips, radiating good
cheer in every direction. He was q
janitor. the servant OF all his fellows
in employment. and they are greatly IN
his debt for the lessons OF cheerful
ness and humanity which he taught
them His tools were broom and
mop. but he glorified his humble tasks
by the white light OF his soul which
shone through his black skin and re-
Elected sunshine upon all those ABOUT
him. He was a kindly man. never sc
happy as when doing someone favor
He was a christian mana man VINO
took his christianity with him into MS
daily life, and he had no fear that the
heavenly gates would be closed against
him on account Of his color. In his
home relations he was a loving and
devoted husband He was the full
measure of a man. and the world If
better for his having lived In It.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-08
Iona Newspapers
IOWA PRIDE.
Waterloo Times Tribune.1

Waterloo Times Tribune.1
We have cause to be proud OF Iowa
We have cause to rejoice as we look
back over the sixty eight years of its
history and as the state nears the cen
tennial period OF its existence we have
reason to put forth greater efforts To
place the name of Iowa still higher on
the roll OF honor.
Let US then, amid the din of war
pause to drink toast to grand old
Iowa, peerless queen OF the prairies
majestic princess of the plains. Long
may she prosper and may her sons and
daughters continue to bear her banners
turnout the length and breadth Of the
universe.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-08
owner. that's my first time out in .
sailboat."-New York World.
WIRELESS sorAERs BIRDS.
Sea GulIs and Doves Are Chief Suffer
ers From Aerial Disturbances.

Wireless telegraphy has done much
for US and probably-or rather. surely
will--do great deal more for the ben.
eft of humanity at large. But, II they
could speak. many birds would probab-
~ tell you that they don't approve Of
this new invention in the least. For
In the parts OF the world where there
are a large number OF wireless stations
observations have been made which
seem to indicate that birds are dis
turbed In very curious way by the
wireless waves. The unoffending sea-
gull is one Of the chief sufferers az
also is the harmless dove This strange
state OF things Is attributed in some
to an effect Of the ether waves. tho
how it is brought about is not yet UNI
derstood.-London Answers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-08
WILSON'S NEMESIS.

IIOWd IIty -IIt!ZHfl.1
II is evident that President Will
son is TO have some trouble over his
appointment of Attorney General Nc
Reynolds to the vacancy on the SUI
preme bench. ~ r.
Papers all over the country. re-
Numbering the unsavory reports of his
connection with the Digss-C aminetti
cases. are not giving Mr.. McReynolds
very favorable notice.
The president is a strong man
and has done many things in a
strong way, but among these that he
has not been able to, carry of fully
may be counted some Of attempted
appointments to office.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-08
IOWA OPINION AND NOTED.

There is not today, there never has
been and there never will be any dis
pute. no matter how large or how small
which cannot be settled by arbitration,
stys the Dubuque Telegraph Herald
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-08
about platformsf'' says the Iowa. City
Republican. $500

Nepupllcan.
Present, indications are that there
Will beAbig need for that big corn crop
at big Sriccs next year." says the Sioux
City Journal.
The Creston democratic American
says: The Iowa farmer should not
be made to pay a subsidy to keep q
southern farmer on his feet If he can't
make q living by growing cane"
Railway managers must given credit
for knowing when they are up against
stone WALL" says the Council Bluffs
Nonpareil.
GENERAL EDITORIAL COMMENT.
1t is an enthusiastic progressive who
says Roosevelt would have settled I'll
all."-Boston Herald.
Sometimes a declaration of war is a
recital of self evident fact rather than
an announcement OF intention.-Wash-
ington Star.
When the meat prices begin to climb
eat more corn cakes, prunes and good
green spinach.-New York World.
Italy Is trying to keep the penny and
get the cake, too.-Philadelphia Bull
letin.
After mature elaboration President
Wilson has decided to make Washing
ton the summer capital this year.-Los
Angeles Express.
The Massachusetts septuagenarian
who is reported to have three wives is
clearly entitled to be classed as "A
years young.-Norfolk Vlrginian Pilot.
How dared the European comhatan.s
begin without asking Colonel Roose
velts advice!-Columbia State.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-08
Topics of the Times

Perhaps we shall find that we could
continue along very we'll if those gam
ing places known as stock exchanges
were never reopened.
Italy is in the direct pIedicament'
damned if she does and damned II she
doesn't. No wonder she hesitates to
bet on the great European gamble.
1t is the old story over, whenever
the emergency is sufficien: TO bring out
the heroism of man or o. a people
the spirit of mankind meets the oc-
caeion.
Among our rich men" declares AM
bassador Page. there is hardly one
that could be elected to the humblest
public office" He mighs have added
that among our poor nen there are
only few who should be.
Why is it that the published of a
magazine intended to appeal to manu-
facturers should think necessary tc
KNOCK Ben LlluSey III lIlS suti
publishers will discover that manu-
facturers are like other men and di-
vided on the questions Of reform.
90
Gee, Mr., if we only had the vessels
to carry the stuff over what trade
this country could have. But it doesn'1
necessarily follow that we should give
every cent of the profits Of foreign
trade in bonuses to big transportation
| syndicates.
The Connolly bunch are resting from
| knocking Cummins while they appea
for votes for their candidate because
he is the democratic nominee. Cues
ton: Are the Meredith men democrats
and included in the appeal?
| What effect would charge by q
regiment of scorchers equipped with
sixty horse cars and ammunitionet
with plenty of gasolene have on the
Belgian border?
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-08

Wilhelm was wont to say: And sc
I take my kingdom by Gods grace.
But if he isn't mighty careful, sug-
gests the Waterloo Times-Tribune
the devil is going to take the whole
business, Wilhelm and all
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-08
Masonic Meetings.

Nx0S&Nt4k N1SSVAASSs
" SPECIAL COMMUNICATION
Marshall Lodge. No. los A. +. A M
Tuesday, Aug. II, 1880 p. m, for WORK
John w. Wells. secretary; I. FORBES
w, M.
STATED coNvocATioN, siEnet
Chapter No. 50. r. A. NJ Monday.
AuG. IT, 500 p. m. Regular business
John w. Wells. secretary; A. y. NECK
er, e H p.
STATED ASSEMBLY, King Solomon
Council No. 20, r. & 8. ID. MONDAY
after the third Sunday. Regular ousl-
ness. I. T. Forbes, recorder; A. ~
AeeAer. r. !. II.
STATED coNcLAvE Of St Aide
mar Commandery No 80, K I. Iues-
day. August Is at p. m. Regular ous' :
ness. and work In the Order OF 1ne
rempA. F. NJ. Wilbur. e. c.; IA. 8
Mcfarland. Rec
REGULAR MEETING Central Chap
tsr No. 81, o. E. s, Wednesday. Aug.
II. D. m. Anna Downing. secreear
Mary Black Collins, w NJ.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-08

The Des Moines Capital says: I'VE
hang to the hope that this war problem
is so big that it may be abandoned
without going much farther"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-08

"As long as Iowa has a superior
court to correct any mistakes OF the
legislature and to supply any needed
legislation, what Is the use OF fuss'ng
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-08
THE DANGEROUS CITY WELL.

lClinton Advertiser.]
The Clinton health department. mas
promulgated warning againsttne use
of water from wells about the city
This warning should be sncfoushly
respected. Clinton people who q nave
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-08

What effect would charge by a
regiment of scorchers equipped with
sixty horse cars and ammunitioned
with plenty of gasolene have on the
Belgian border?
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-08

India has "a ,5o5, 600 acres Of cotton.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-08

Perhaps we shall find that we could
continue along very we'll If those gam
ing places known as stock exchanges
were never reopened.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-08

The Massachusetts septuagenarian
who is reported to have three wives is
clearly entitled to be classed as "A
years young.-Norfolk Vlrginian Pilot
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-10-15
HOGS
IA head of shoats, w.t. about l25 lbs.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS

discs
harrows
drills, Van Brunt, new light draft good as new
new John Deere gang pillow
/ new walking plow l6 IN.
l single shovel pillow
Mccormick mower
BINDERS new Mccormick, 2 Deering
l new Emerson riding cultivator
wagons
8 bundle racks
l single buggy, good as new
sets of work harness
l set Of single harness
/ set Of double driving harness
pair of good horse blankets ,s
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unberdnbert
Nirb bic ge,uillisnngsOrOinans fir
8bas naAife Salbjabr blsiben.

Gotpeit Der giirgermeiIter in De.
tradt fomnt, fpirb bic gerpilligungs.
orbinan3 fir oas n1dite Salbiabr
unoer1nbert bleiben mb tie beiinoet
ii6 bereits in ben 0dIioen oes 8ru.
ders, Der iie ieood fuun bis 81 Der
beutigen Stabtratbsiieung fertig ia.
ben 6iirfte, ioonb Ounn Der StoOt,
ROTH ben gegirn ieiner Serien Der.
Idieben rmb nodmuls cine Sisung
abboIten nlilb, i'm oieie Sroillan5 OH.
5nne6men.
Tie eirsigen &erdnoerungen Die
geitern bonn giirgermeiiter genladt
tpuroen, betrafen Die aorreftur Der
irrigen glniiht ooB Die 9elpiQigun.
gen iiir Die llniperiitdt uno stcrr.
iparte ebenio ipie Die Der iibrigen De.
portements reoll5irt Deroen fonnten.
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glnii6t ais irrig bcrnusgeiteat, oenn
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Sternparte beiDtQigtcn 8eloer nidt
at0ertpeitig perDenOet peroen fon.
men.
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sirt Diiroe, betrli Den Baht5ins iiir
Den aanal. sluh Oieier getras mar
bel ben aiir5ungeu in 9aui6 uno
goaen Inn 1922 9ro8ent ge.
fiir5t poroen, IDas ielbitreoeno
nidt gut dnging uno 70 pur.
6e oenn in Der 0roinan5 fir bieieu
Batt5ins nieoer ser uripriineli9e
getrag BON $4,000 eingetrasen.
Gem StaotarUaIt tpuroe gleit.
fnas bic ibm uriprilngli6 geitrihene
Sitmme tpieoer bcpilligt, oa Ser
Sdoenle erfldrte. OaB er obne oaS
@elo inter feinen llnlitanoen aus.
fonmen fonne.
3ipei 9epartenrents baben eeitarn
5en 8iirgermeiiter oabin benadrid).
tigt, baB iie pilens iin6. Der stabt
in igrer Sinan5fIemme 5u belien urO
@riparniiie 81 uafen. Gns Bart6e.
partemert ipiro ieine 4usgaben p1g.
renS oes fommenOen Sal6iabrs nm
ettpa $4,000 perringeru, cine gtad.
ridlt, Die giirgermeiIter Spiegel gang
beionoere @enrltbul,ng bereitet lntS
oas 8eiunbbeitsamt miro tenlpordr
bic 3abndrsiIi6e alinif iilr 6ie S6u.
Zen eingeben Iaiien, noour6 $240O
eripnrt werben. ,3u neiteren gripar.
niiien par Die @eiun0beitsbeb0rOe.
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ING abbieIt ritt 81 betuesen. SSyn
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nm bas Sel6 81 iparen, cine Reibe
bon gntIaifilnaen eriolsen nliiiien.
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gterblitbfsi

Ulaurite Qesn ir.., %, 2955 Gaitetu
2tbe., : ubertulpie.
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Strabe, 3ubertuIoie.
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Sobn Gantrn, l, 90S B. 7. Strabs.
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GapOoO prettpman, 80. 2106 5ul
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@uitao 1aIcff, "a, 1877 Croa0pap,
5u6ertuloie.
Wil9eImine Run1e, Sc, 4521 WeG.
pooo 9lpe., NierenIeiosn.
2uIa GroB, 53. 2S26 Part Dire.
Gungensnt3iinOlng.
qouiie 6er5o9, 2. 9ntes glbe., eSn=
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Caroline grodman, 81, Seim Der
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gernlogens m ibre 5odjter aate. Ism.
3. Chambers lit SeitamentsDoaitre'
der.
G9ag. Sbcas permadt iein
Serlnogen on ieiue @attin elils
SDeaS.
Or. Soi. g. Sunt permadt ieinen
9ia6lab an feline 0attin Sarab e.
Sunt.
Gli5abeth Werner berina6t
ibrem gobne sobn @erner st. 500,
ibrer 3ohter 2ouiie g9. Reiter $3.50
ln6 ibrer Tohter Gua Riden 5000
als Spe5ial.2esate. Der 9leit oes ger'
mogenS ioIl gleihbeitlif inter alle
ibre bier ainoer nertbeilt iperoen.
&c 6 Ia B g d. EN-.
Sanny y. 8aite lit gtablaBoerpal.
term pon @arp sfeiOr; Berionalien
$500.
sSoGn s.. 9unbolter III Rahlabuer.
.palter bon Sarrp 6. GunboIter; Der.
ionalien $500.
Sobn 9eSpar6 2ineoln lit 1eIta.
mentspoqitreder BON Garab Soniie
0pett; 9erionalien $4,000.
3. %. Dollman lit SeitamentSpoa.
iireder ron 3ran3isfa 9ollman; Ser.
ionaIien $4,000, 9runbeigentbum
S2500.
Bm. Z. @Ieaion lit 0adlabper.
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