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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-13

has saved the American people half a
billion to billion dollars and tens of
thousands of American lives by not
yielding to the American mine owners
and American oil and land owners In
Mexico and send an army of invasion
into Mexico City.
The American people have waited
long and clamorcd long for such legis-
lation. The insurgent republicans ap-
pealed for II turnout a decade or more
The democratic democrats urged II a
similar period. The masses OF the
American people have petitioned end
appealed for Il.
Never before did the people Of Amer
lea get SO much that they voted Tor.
Never before have the promises made
before election been 10 faithfully kept
after. election.
It il because an American president
has at last secured. or nearly secured.
for the people the things for which
they have long fought. that the calam-
ity game has lost its effect. 1t 10 De-
cause an American presidents plans at
last are the peoples plans. that tho
hard times yell is perfectly compre-
hended by the people to be the ruse OF
Penrose, the artifice of Foraker. the
strategem Of reaction, the plan of the
cunning to lead progressive masses into
the camp Of standpatism.
The game has been overplayed. It
was overplayed by the Oregon bankers
In their demand for President Wilson
to drop his antitrust legislation. 1t
was overplayed by the Detroit auto
mobile manufacturer. who advised
boycott OF newspapers supporting VIII
son. II was Overplayed by trust brtga-
diers who sent out circular letters re-
ouesting their correspondents to tele-
graph the president to back down with
his trust bills. II was overplayed by
the railroads which flooded the White
House with threats. petitions and mis-
cellaneous attacks.
Instead OF hating antitrust legisla-
ton. the campaign Of calamity has
made II certain that congress will pass
all the presidents measures before II
adjourns. The calamity game has failed
to deter the president and failed TO
fool the people-Portland. Ore. Jour-
nal
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-13
Masonic Meetings.

w SPSClAI SSW mSiS'SF>' wv
Marshall Lodge, No. 1os A F. d A. H..
Tuesday, July IA. 1880 p. IN. For WORK.
third degree. John w. Wells, secretary'
l. T. Forbes, w. NJ.
STATED coNvocATioN, signet
Chapter No. 80, r. A. NJ Monday.
July 30, 500 p. N. Regular business
John w. Wells. secretary; A d. Meek
er, E. H. p.
STATED ASSEMBLY, King Solomon
Council No. 20, r. & S. NJ. MONDAY
after the third Sunday. Regular pusr
ness. T. Forbes, recoroer'
Meeker, T. L NJ.
SPECIAL coNcLAvE OF St aioe
mar Commandery No 80, n i. lues
day June 80 at p. m. WORK IN
order Of the Temple with supper
s.ao F NJ. Wilbur, E. c.; Nj. .
Farland, Rec.
REGULAR MEETING Central Cnap-
tor No. Ct. O. E. s., Wednesday u,y ~
7:so. Anna Downing, secretary N
Black Collins, w. M
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-13
The Purchasers.

1t is not that the grapes are sour,
1t is not envy fills my breast.
But, o ye muses.. give me power
To lyrici1e my very best!
Fain would I pen . passioned pome.
In style compact but comprehensive
About the folks who como from home
With purchases SO inexpensive.
ri prithee pipe this here cravat."
ReEs one returned from Bruges ana
Client
"Whaddye think I paid for that?"
Say I: six dollars. IL cent"
.Tush!" answers he with biting scorns
AS with the necktie he philanders,
Believe me, sure as you were born,
1t cost me seven cents in Flanders.
some suit" say to one just back,
Some suit Is right" my friend %.
clares.
Three pounds and six, and that's =
fac
The SWEETEST shop on Mapping Stairs.
Observe this diamond PIN" u lie;
I'd ne'er have brought the icy rock
home)
Considerable PM" say I.
Boasts he: "a dollar ten in Stock
nOlm!
"a perfect darling of q dress!"
(This conversation isn't mine.)
"My dear, It cost--you'd never guess
In Hamburg-seven thirty nine!
And oh, this hat!" ut looked to me
Like half past seven in Gehenna.)
ut cost dollar eighty-three
At quite the best place in Vienna."
This cane was twenty cents In Rome
"This coat two eighty-five in Nice.
O wanderers returning home.
Give us. we pray We, some surcease
From telling us about the cost
or things in which We have invested;
For lots OF us who have not crossed 2;
Are less than mildly interssted.
Franklin p. Adams, in the New
York Tribune. 80
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-13

papers and jewelry and cash kept in
the house. 1t was a hard, cruel blow
to these unlucky people. These pic
lures tell the first story. One shows a
portion Of the ruined city after the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-13
Iona Newspapers
rHANKFuLNEss.

IGrand JunctlOn IIOUe.J
Every morning when you wake up,
thank the LoTd you don't live in city
This hot weather makes one rejoice for
the shade, the green grass, the blue
sky of the open country.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-13

Relief is fast pouring into fire strick-
en- Salem, Mass, and the $4,000 home
less people are now trying to face their
new condition in life. Many OF them
lost everything they possessed-t their
homes. their furniture. their private
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-13

flames had wrought their destruction.
The other shows how thousands moved
their household goods away before the
fire reached their homes thus savinS
something out of the ruin.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-13
ALAS POOR YoR1cK."

l1IlIlSu 1SC6ASSSA'JJ
Poor SAINT Kirkpatrick. There were
plenty Of reasons why he should not
have been sent back to congress. put
there is something Of the pathetic IN II
after all. He carried the district for
the democrats when 1t was CONSIDERED
an impossible feat. When the ioe
turned his party turned Its back upon
him and looked around for younger
man. Well, republics always nave
been ungrateful.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-13

A Canadian preacher predicts the
time will come when there will be no
liars. 1t will be dull world for ST. R.
then.-Detroit Free Press.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-13

The spectacular combination of Jim
Ham Lewis and Coney Island can best
be described as rich but not gaudy.'
Washington Post.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-13

1t will take something more than
100000 buttons to elect anybody Gov
ernor Of New York last fall.-New York
World.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-13

If this thing keeps up" says the
Muscatine Journal, referring to the
temperance political move, 1.-THE poor
discouraged people of the Second dis
trict will have to start party Of their
own"
The dark horse candidates for state
auditor should be kept in their respec-
tive stalls. insists the Des Moines
Capital. The people named their field
OF candidates in the statewide primary.
Let the people rule SO far as pos
sible.''
The mulct law" declares the Cedar
Rapids Republican, both for what 1t
has done for the recognition OF mems
rights and also for what it has done for
progressive temperance is entitled to
the praises of all men. 1t has been a
law that Iowa ought to boast of, In
stead of now upsetting it,
Representative Good has received
letter from Cedar Rapids firms pro-
testing against the rightly Of meat
inspectors and they claim even the
quality of the ice is condemned OBJ
serves the Abba Union and infers that
the inspectors must be doing their
work with good conscience when
theE take trouble to go after the ice
man in connection with the meat prop
osition. Such fellows deserve q better
job and should be in some of the higher
places where the whole government
could get the benefit of their scruples
and honesty"
The bigger the fuss about mar
rage, quite otter the bigger the family
fuss later on" says the Iowa Falls Cit
izen.
Even this early in the game" notes
the Rockwell City Advocate. scarcely
anyone has a good word for the new
nonpartisan judicial law and as time
passes it will probably become more
and more unpopular"
The progressive brethren at Des
Soines were somewhat "het up
over the liquor question. The politi-
clan was there with his never failing
disposition to duck and avoid trouble.
But the fellows who put principle
above price and right above expedience
were in the majority and the final
declaration was against John Barley
corn" saws the Council Bluffs Nom
pareil. John vii have difficulty in
finding any political party in Iowa
willing to stand sponsor for his busi-
ness.
"A whole lot of people who are no
better than they might be and need
and excuse spend considerable time
telling about the many hprocrits in the
church., remarks the Shenandoah
World
With more practical men in the leg
islature there would be more practical
laws and fewer of Them asserts the
Ackley World.
GENERAL EDITORIAL COMMENT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson O'Shaughnessy
are being cordially received by society
| at Newport, in spite Of their recent as
ISOLATION with Huerta-Boston Globe.
Paul Warburg refuses to plead before
senate committee to indictment for
being banker.-Philadelph Record
1t will take something more than
! 100, 900 buttons to elect anybody Gov
ernor Of New York last fall-New York
! World.
| The spectacular combination of Jim
Ham Lewis and Coney Island can best
| be described as rich but not gaudy.'
Washington Post.
| A Canadian preacher predicts the
| time will come when there will be nc
liars 1t will be dull world for ST. r.
then.-Detroit Free Press.
| The Weather Man is torn between
his duty to the farmer and the base
| ball fan-Atlanta Journal.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-13

The Weather Man is torn between
his duty to the farmer and the base
ball fan.-Atlanta Journal.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-13

L. w. Lowell were before the board Of
supervisors last Monday. Their mis-
sion was to interest the board in the
paving of the highway along the rail-
way track south of Monticello. The
city has provided for paving about
half of bad stretch of road that runs
from the residence district TO the four
corners. a distance of probably half
mile. The county is asked to paXe the
remainder. The road is one of the worst
in Jones county. The black mucky soil
Is terror in wet weather and as
rough as an ocean wave in dry weather.
1t certainly needs a permanent pave
rnent OF some sort
WHERE THEY do THINGS"
IDes Moines Register and Leader.1
About the oldest and most pathetic
families in dire distress which have
come to our office was that of the
Rogers family from Oklahoma said
Horace S. Hollingsworth secretary Of
the Associated Charities. The man
was told he could get employment
upon the capitol extension grounds
razing buildings and clearing site. He
came to the city with his family in
r,cIety covered wagon drawn by two
of the leanest looking horses 1 ever
saw in my life. He had one fine dog
and somebody had given him a white
pup. A lone chicken In coop was
another pet. They were destitute and
altho they were not really entitled to
aid as non-residents, I could not allow
them to starve.- Furnished groceries
sufficient for the return trip. The
,1 f<x-
thing sour so / bought pickles for her
and chewing tobacco for the man. The
children were hungry for candy. ! even
furnished axle grease for the wagon
wheels. They were nice people but had
been misinformed about the opportun-
! ity for employment for men in Des
Moines. The man told me that num-
Der of men in his town contemplated
coming to Dies Moines to work upon
the capitol extension grounds"
FUN FOR ALL BUT THE GANDER.
Nevada Representative of thirty
years ago.l
| One of the highly aesthetic amuse-
| ments with which the denizens of our
a goose pull. An old gander was hung
| by the legs from pole and had his
| head and neck picked and creased.
| Then men rode under him on horse
| back and the fellow that could pull
his head off was to take the goose.
| There was considerable neck stretch
!! ing. but the head stayed on and the
| gander was able to eat grass after
| wards. There was no bull fight or
| bear batting. Other amuscments were
hurdle race, a ball game in which
the boys beat the married men, and
| fireworks, of which there was fair
display in the evening. At Story City
! the day was much enjoyed, Judge
Maricle delivering the grafton. The
Maxwell celebration is mentioned else
where. The day was fine one for a
| holiday, the weather was cool and the
rain which came up early in the even
ing was too short and limited to too
small an area to seriously mar the
pleasure of the patriots who were out
all over the county The celebrations
were scattered over the county so that
| all who desired could easily attend
i one or another Of them. The day was
a successful one and enjoyed by the
people.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-13
IOWA OPINIONS AND NOTES.

If this thing keeps up" says the
Muscatine Journal. referring to the
temperance political move. the poor
discouraged people of the Second dis
trict will have to start a party of their
own"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-13
GENERAL EDITORIAL COMMENT

Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson OiShaughnessy
are being cordially received by society
at Newport, in spite Of their recent as
ISOLATION with Huerta.-Boston Globe.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-13

TERMS:
EYcaing edition by mail. ..........S.99SS
BY the month by mall. ............ IL
Delivered BY CARRIER by the month ~
Letter edition for morning circule- . A
Twice q Week edition per year.. 1,vV
Entered at the postofhce ct AArshesi
town as second class mail matter.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-13

Paul Warburg refuses to plead before
a senate committee to Indictment for
being a banker.-Philadelph Record.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-13
COUNTM.PAvIN0
IAnamoaa EurekA.l

Messrs. G. L. Lowell, J. w. Doxsee,
H. M. Carpenter. M. W. Herrick ano
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-13

The dark horse candidates for state
auditor should be kept in their respec-
tive stalls insists the Des Moines
Capital. The people named their field
Of candidates in the statewide primary.
Let the people rule SO far as pos
sible''
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-13

The mulct law" declares the Cedar
Rapids Republican, both for what 1t
has done for the recognition OF mems
rights and also for what it has done for
progressive temperance is entitled to
the praises of all men. 1t has been a
law that Iowa ought to boast of, In
stead of now upsetting it,"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-13

Even this early in the game" notes
the Rockwell City Advocate. scarcely
anyone has good word for the new
nonpartisan judicial law and as time
passes it will probably become more
and more unpopular
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-13

The bigger the fuss about a mar
rage, quite otter the bigger the family
fuss later on" says the Iowa Falls Cit
iZen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-23
2ofQl 8eri6t.
VerionGlsT otisea.

6err gbarles ). Weil be-
gina geit.rn nit ieinsr Iisbenspurot@
gen 9attin in ibrtm 5eim i'm poIn'
ciono Gjebdune an Der ReaoiRs Rouo
in aponoale i'm areiie ibrer Slnoer,
9erpanbtsn nsbit 3ablreiasH Jrsuns
ben uno Bstanntsn bic iilberne 5oh>
Seit. Gas Subelpaar empftns nift
blnB bic ber3lihftsu GliitDlnlhe uno
piele glumen, ionDern audi uisle prd6s
iige Gilbereei6ente unp ionitige 4na
aebinbe. Bon Der in Sanoau in Der
Rbeinpfala peilsnosn Gltsiten Sodtsr
beg ghepoores, iopie non ben 4Hpsr=
tponbien in Der alien 5eimatb tparen
Oliidtpinife per aabel eiusstroffen.
ssrl. Nsarie SO q bon Gid Run
iii inioIge eines !SalsIeioens ans gatt
geieiieIt, cine altnoe, Die bel tbren
sabIreifeu ssreunoeH eerpiB nit arl'
rihfigem geoouerH DerHonlmen per'
oen ipiro.
Cine hohanaeIshene beutfds 9rei'
Tin lit aefiern nit frau 9 } p hts
3Denrfauf ianft hinieerae'
oefhlummert in Elm beiieres sSenieits
unn bic hintsrbliebeuen ainoer brben
nas hersIihHe Mitgefiibl ibrer aohlrsl'
den sFreunne uno getunnten. Irdu
gbeurtauf, bic bds hobe alter onr
90 Sahren errsitt bate. itarb oeiterr
Rorsen in ihrsr Wobnuna. 234e
Ohio Apenue uno am Dien'tod 8or'
mittaa 10.45, tpirb ibre iterbli6e Dull
le i'm aremdsprium ben lduternosr
Tfnmmen iiberasben tperoen.
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ibiftsforIhers 9rpf. GGrl pfufT,
mar elmer Der begabteiteu 8ertreter Der
bumoriltii6eu BfGl5er 9iaIettoihtuHg,
fir Die iein Sob Elm 1hnerer 8erluit
bepeutet. Seine itarfe Qiebe our 5eia
matb, fem treffliher Bid fir Die Goa
milf menIdliher S6pGbeu, Ieiu bras
ftiiher, i6lugferttger aber gutn1iithiger
Sunor, feline IatiriIhe 4oer ma6ten
Die Ihriftitelerifhen Gr3eugniHe ieia
ner 5eber priqineQ unp tpirtungspolL.
gu oQen befonoeren @reigniiIen in ur-
ierer Stabt, Die ietpeils oas offentlide
Snterefe Der 8iirgerI6uft erpedten,
lieferte er Tait alIpD6entlih unter benz
pieubonnm .periteo" feline orolligen
munbartIi6en 8eitrdge, bic pftmals
Don 5iinbenoer @irtung paren uno
3eigten, ouB Der Bfuff : Seppl, tpie er
i'm @pltsmunb oendnnt nuroe, fDieoer
ben glagel auf ben Ropf getroffen
Bate. Cine befonoere @iaenfhoft So=
Iepb pfaffs mar feline eritaunline Yerz
IoneutenntniB. Gr gait als Das le=
benoe Qbrebbuh 6eioelbergs, uno rper
iiber irgeno cine nod lebenoe ooer III
ben lsBten oSabren geItorbene peri0nz
linteit Der 9eedarftabt nGbere Mus=
tunft buben poate, tonnte BON ibm f1it
INNER bas 8erpiinT6te fpfprt erfobreu.
pfafF ipirb uls pfdI3ifher 0talettDihz
ter uno Seipel6erger Original ueiter
fortlebeu, ebeuIo ME iein groberer
gorgdnssr 9pttfrteo Naoler.
iSer 0to RI + g onneni 1eir
mill audi Die beriibmte 1Sabrt bon
SrieIt mad, Gel1eoig nit Dem 0aulpf-
idtff MAIDEN. lin y l1br Iadlts geI)t
e5 ab. stber Serr Sor1nenidein lit
idon nm 10 llhr oa, nm lid, Die bette
Sabine su ItderH, luro ihldft alldy
baIo elm. ssn finIterer 9tadt fotrtaut er
auT. Gin furhtbares grallIen uno
Seulen, un0 bds Sduff ipirft iid5
red]ts uno linfs, hinailf lulo birlun-
ter. limb terr Sonnenid)ein rtad]r
ben 5ap5 mit @r fann nidt lteben,
uidt liegelr. llnD ldon lit er aut)
ieefranf, bag eS linn one Seele aus
Dem 2etb reiBt. Dos oauert 10 5peI
Ianqe Stunoen. gnolih itnft er aor
Gritopfung bin uno uidt mteoer etn.
8ei Saqesanbruh maft err ailf. @ott
ieI Gauf, es iii iibcritanoen lrn0 &C
fann bon 8eneoig cine slniiftstarte
at feline sSrmt tamil iallitl!" -
idJiden. Iber rpie er iidl uulidNaltt.
idreit er auf Dor Sfreden - er 1T
nod in Srielt. gSas tit geidlebcnv
Ger aapIton bat peger Der beTtiaen
Bora bas Sd'iff niht allslaufen lal'
fen. llno Serr Sonnenihein, Der oos
Subrgeio 3uriidbefomu1t, bat oas
8ergl1ilgen gang rmlortit geba6t.
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ten 6o[Is untergebrndt rpsrben. Diele
Der sSnfafTsn, bic aft unb pDGig biIflos
tparen, mubfen aus Dem brennenben
Debdube herausgetragen psrben. Der
materieIIe Gdaben belduft fi6 auf et>
ma $35. 900.
@roBfeuer.
afren, O., 90. ,Sebrlior. 9alrh
cine sScnersbritnlt Duroe oIn Conn.
taa slben6 ein @ebauoe eingediGert,
in tpelhem lid, Die Wfobelbono[unq
BON golultel uno bn5 aleioergeid,dst
bon George NiIIer befanoen. 3ec
Shaoen belduft iih out $4,000.
Dreifaher Worber err
mifht.
Dftfsbura. 60. %. se6rilar
6enrp yacfoipsfi. Der bei6ulbiat piro,
i'm perffpiTenen December in Rep
Somejteab, i'm Nneahenp gountD, brei
BerIonen ermorbet All luben, fpurbe
iuie ben hiefiasn 8ehOrben mitaetbeili
iporuen iit. am Samftaa in Der 2euaue
stslano Hupp Marb in 9bilabelpbio
perhaftet unb Defeftibs iinb bereita
rad DbilobsIpbia unferrpeds, nm Ro.
fotpsti auriidanbolen. Rotoipsti er'
fdob ben Ronftablsr Wtartin Winot
;Srau Gftella Uatabit unb sSdnat
gaufosti. neil ihm niht asFtattst
tparoe, fcinen Shds, bic 1ohter Del
sSruu g)afdbif su fshen. 81 fliihtet,
eann uno duf feline Grqrsifun1 tpurb'
cine 8elohnuna pon $500 ousosieBt
Webrere 7aae nah hem brsiFaf)er
Norb mahte Rofoipsti's SHUTTER uu;
Dram ihrem 2eben ein Gnoe, inDem
iis iifi untsr bic Hdber zines giIcn
bGhnsuqes mari. Die gebOrbsn ia
men auf Rototpsti's Spur. neil er lid
am 9ienftaa fir bic 8unbesmariue il
philadelphia oniperben lieb.
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Ger Jraaenitabtuerbanb Deranitaltsi
eiue ipl6e AM 27. sebruar.

Die Damen pom 5rausn Staotper@
banp roIIen Der .ritsn Qanoesmutter
Mortbn Waibington seoeHten uno
3tpor ourd) cine hiibite Jeier. Ole an
M6enb nes 27. Isbruur. einsm 5rsis
tag. i'm Goole Der Waibinaton plats
form ffattfinbsn ipl. Surge Anlpra'
den iopie muIitaliihe unb bramatis
fhe Darbietunqen bifoen bas Vro'
aronm. Die Tam.n pollen aber nitt
unter I'D, fein. icnneru iaben bic Soers
rem Der Sh0pfuna sur 5beilnabHs
an ben Ueniiifen res 4benos ein- Oiels
Geniiife fperbtn absr niAt bios 0er3
unn gemiith erfreu.n: bie Oamsn
tperbsn aud fir Speiie uno 2raH'
beiiens forgen.
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alnsldmbifd5e Sfadridtea.

CINE tIeine RepoIutio 0 n
in ber 6erren nj 0 oe2 Wian
imreibt barber: Wsnn Is niht groBe
S6nsiher p6ren, bic ss uns periihern,
70 fpiirDen mir pisllsiht niht glauben,
bob bos DeinfIeib oes nerrn I'm nGhe
fen Gomn1er fhon biz Sur Wiitte Der
Mdbt sefnlibi Ieiu ion. Disie alens
nerung mare In unb fiir iih gar nitt
70 bebsutunespoa unb fonberbcr. fpsnn
mir aiGt burn bic lanse 1rooitipn
boran seip5bnt pdrsn. noB fih an Der
Qerxntromt gar nihss. nbfOIut gar
ni3tS dnbert. Dem Of f@lieblid bic
Cd Sss 9o6e runb rs<r fptt if, ab fis
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BON praaniIhsr Sd,pdfe argegrtffen pprs
ben. Sd bate Hiidenpeh, SdmeEen IN
ben Siifteu unb pberbalb Der Riersn, &opf~
neb, S6minbeI giatti9feit, bate felHe
@nergie, Die 6lieoer Ibmersten uro td1 mar
ffets miibe. Sd uar taum fGbig, rrstne
Sausarbest su oerrihteu. SD bate SgSta
g. 9infbam's 8egetable COMPOUND bel ei-
ner aHoeren @elegenheit gebrsudlt uHo neil
Is mir oantnlS geholieu. nahm th eS pteoer
Elm unb es bat midi uufsebaut, 10 oas tdJ
beute pie cine neugeborsne Srau fithle. Ste
haben nteine berslitbe ginwillisuug, metnen
Hamen uno 3eugniB in irgeno elmer gSeiie
su benuyen unb d) hofie, oaB IS leioenoeH
sSrauen helfen piro.~ 6rau Grpha
3urner, ADJ g. @apne StroBs, Btqlia,
Shio.
5yrnuen, fpeld1e an bieIen quainouen
| 8ranthsiten I.ioem, melhe ibrem Geihledlte
eieen fno, iputen nid)t an Der SSdbtgteit ppH
9boin e. ginfbam's 8egetable Compound,
| ibre geIunbh.it pieoer ber5uiteuen, 5reI-
| feln.
@emu Sic ipesiellem Gatb beoiir'
fen, 10 ipenoen Sic iidD an Spoia Is.
Eimfbam Weoicine GD. (pertrancns-
pplD, 2pnu, Wail. Chr Srisf apirS
BON elmer Sran aeUffnct nnb acieicm
unS inter ocm Siegel Der Seridlipie.
genhcit bcantiuDrtet lucr0cn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-23
e@iHsua4rihfes.

9eapef, 81. 5e6ruar. aHget.:
,garpatbia" BON Nerp Dort.
Queenstopn, p. Se6. abg.:
,,galeoonia" nah Rerp Yort.
2iperpool. abgeg.: raraitect"
mad Gan Jranciscp".
5uIifar, 81. G, q. 5ebruar.
4nget.: ,0umioian" Dpn 9Iasgoip;
u9llIatian" Don QinerpooI.
Rem gorf, %. 5s6r. anget.
Ga lorraine" BON 6dpre.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-23
Giirit snbet bnrd Selb + /.
mpr1.

e
gersbre. Jranirtid, %. Jebr.
Gaut elmer aus Barcelona einaeiroffe1
nen DepeIhe bat fib bort hsr Jiirit
plgnatelIi er3fofen. Dos Utotip gu
bem StIbitmorb III fOtpeit unbetannt..
Der prin3 iianb in Barcelona bsim
10. Acknowledgment.
ltnmetter in Sponien.
Dtaorib, %. Jebriiar. sSn gats
Spaniefi miithen Gtiirine bon gGii3
auhergeIpohnliher Seitigfeit. Gie tr.
Iegrapbiihe gerbinoi,ifg lit pielfadI
iinterbrohen nno bic @erpalt Dec
Stlrne5 iii In pielen 5dden eine
Serartiae, bob giienbabn5iigc nid;t
ooripdrts fonnten.