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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-30
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sod.
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Cine cHaTdabeTia atata STs nanTatn waHrBaBer.

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DdL goR.
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ans gIopmlitlb.


SIN areiie itrcr gerpauhten Una
Nadbdrn i~eierte {rdu @m 1laaa
ON lrbtcl Sonutua ibren q. @e.
%burt6taa. ahcr mic es 10 gebt BID
etgentIideu deierihmocu ldrnen iir
lie crit ais bic Sen @dileu aui
reidlifitc ae6efteu Tide mieoer
abaeriumt noren mo Der 8eigcr
Der llbr ben gcmiltbliten StmOH
Elm 3ieI iebte.
SEER mS 6rau @cora ecu rci.
ten an Gieuitas oni Glide Alofen
IN sic Sommeririife udh W}iNourt
&crr mh 8rou Rlitor 6r Habc
mndIten ON WioHta1 cinn abiteter
nod 8anOolpB mo meter nod
.Gmnha, .
Die Grddcr iub iIcbia an Der
glr6eit ami ben Sclaern, Ger Sa.
fer. Der Ourdl ole 2iu9c nes Stro.
hes gut MAIDEN muf mas ibm an
@egutht a5lehi brIHat ME man
bort. % lis 30 @uidl. mo uIe]r
Der elder
Su Geutcr taltl ItDieH Sm.
itug 0it Oeuoirattl5e e%ountn.NJou.
.ueuttnn un0 mar bic |@eiauuuii1hl
bon 81 Geleloteu nmuriu0 Die
Gcr0iarc 0elepati0n battle cine glu.
itfupclle utitaebraht nu0 0aB an
allen Seiten eme hlru1utidle slim.
muta berridte ior0c-te utdt al.
.lgtH 5eitualtg elm ireaoicIiaes 0je.
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trnJcn in Der tomuH0cu 4obl,
ole c~rrUimihtcn 9iciuitlic herbci}u.
fihrcu Iir Geiitum1er Der va.
.tionuIs Staats. mo IoldIc Mont.
uiitrutIon mur6cn 0trh QcitluB ius
0uiiirt. 9ci Der 8a5l oG5 &oriiBcrg
mo Scfrttlrs 0c5 G9um-G eutrals
tomitt5 wur0eu C3ao. ~. 4aDho
ron 9tiobrdra mo Ctto 9oluer BON
Groitou cinitinuni1 crulllt. Deb.
rere Der Gormtp-Nauoj0oiGu bltItcu
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SsouUeutiou in ieocr Hjuiht Elm Gr'
ioIg 5u b8ejhueu it, ita5t gauj an.
fer 5roge.
,SH Den Ghautuuqgo laleu pom
I. his 6. gu1uit mlr5 am Nioutaa
elm Qeutiher Gag laiciert Dcr.
ben, far cen @rof 2ourcuce 6oB
lcr nun Der Stauts .lulUcriitdt nit
cincm gortrag alJi DEM Erogramm
iteht. mo Der elm aoa3Crt non Der
Stel3I @cieaidaft mo ciucn ourt
gilocr ialitriertcn &ortral oc5 Or.
5erbert 9uea: n4arts }lr 3cit ga.
poIeou5 mo jebt" brjnlcu miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-30

SI0tOmd5a 30. sui.
giiuoOieb - 3uiu3r 500; Wiartt
felt
@ute Bis bette $g25-9.75.
giittelmaBige bis cute $50
.9.25.
@ep5brIite Bis mitteImdBist
.$775-9.75.
Giibe mo Sellers felt.
4uerbeiie Sellers $4,000
@ute bis bette Sellers 800
.7.75.
@lrte Bis bette aG6e $3.50
NitteImdBiga bis CUTE $3.50
@enobnIi6e Bis mitteImaBiss
$3.75-5.60
Stodcr5 un6 5eeoers iIou Bis
Toe uieoriger.
Cute bis bette $7.75-8.25
giitteImabige biz CUTE 800
$50.
8en5bnlide bis mitteImdBise
$625-700.
Stof aiibe $500 700
Stof a1I6cr $7.O0-8.00.
9eaI $750-tO.50.
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Nns 0pnntil @lnifs.

lie Burger Der 8eiteite bel.
len nnl 1ieHitaa A1cno cine ichr
gut beiudltt g%eriammluug I'm Stub.
hnuic 0es g9cit euo Improvement
Clubs ab 0u 3nct mar, Gem I'm.
reieu Der @Clelagerer mo Sbleidl.
birbe IN ieiem Sta0ttheil Elm en0e
81 mndlen. Gs mur0e bcitLoNen
nit Siilfe Der 6euermebr in iencm
Stdottbeilt cine ireimiaige Sdfus
mnnnidlaft Inter oeu gilrleru It'll 5
geben an ruicn. Gin AlisiduB BON
isds 8iirgrm wuroe ernauRt, uu
eiien 8lou gu otriem 3pef 80 ent
perfeu uno IN elmer ipdtcreu 8er.
,ammama 81 berifteu gtau glaub,
Re bisber. oaB Ole pieleu @iubriihe
mnh 9ie6ereien ionie lleberflac BON
2an6itreihern oeriibt morOen ieipu
bob fpltroe ieitaeitent 6aB uieIe5
@eiinoel in ieuer 8egeno in lester
8eit iih bort mieOergeIaIieu bubeu
mo Dos 2eben uu0 Gut Der 8iIr-
ger uniiher MAIDEN.
". 5raut geuo, Ser 1G.iah-
riae Sohn BON Serru mo 5rau
@0olpb geuo, itarb am 6rcitaa i'm
Gomunofon Soipitnl iufolle elmer
Speration rpegeu 9Iiuoonrment3iin.
6ang. Gie 2eifp uuroe ioiort nod
Dem elterliden Sauie gebruft uno
an Sonutag gormittdg pou Der
Gpiscopol Stride ans, inter GROCER
GbeilnaGmc Der 3nblretden 6rem0e
Der 6amilie, aui Dem @nlnut Sill
Srieobof SIR lebten Rube bcitattat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-30

s. u. SturgsS, gatentanpaIt. GAG
granoeiS 3beater GebduOe. Eel
Douglas 3465.
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@rof. &. S6lei6,
g~iatnr. 0eiIarit

oiis @ras. 0eferreid, oerfiigt uber
cine 26-iabrtge 8raris in Ser ana.
tumiihen un6 tedHiiheu Mafiage
mo SeilgDmnnitif, iopie i'm &c.
iommten 9aturbeiIDerfabren
gei GirfuIation5Itorungen, gIut.
ii~berfiauua, NerDeuleioeu, R6aumo.
tismus uno Sidias, TRACER gaut-
musfuIntim unO Sartleibigfeit, Sen.
fungm un0 8erihiebungeu Ser
Graupn- Grgnne, hoiteriihen 3uitdn-
ben, hroniiden geriteifungen Der
GeIenfe.
gmpfeblungen: l1nioerfitdt, Son.
ios Gitp. aas., Blue 8ale1 So.
ipita[ 9ebror 9ebr.
Office: arug 9benter,
IA. nnO 6arneB Strake.
Gpredftunoen BON s ubr Born.
Big 5 llbr Ratm. Gel. Doug. 1888.
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@eroient rnehr BeIS.

GrIernt bos auto.@ eiddft. gcreiien
Sic iih auf ben anbrnng i'm 5riib.
i1br nol. IS lit Dies bic ein3iae
Ghuls. III pelfer Gle oos @eIf1ft
sriin0Iia IernsIt. gsbrasfa aatumo.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-30
1iOturtpdes

1914 5ubian WtotortpcIe iebt fertig;
Bargains in eebrauhten Mafhi.
nen.--0mobn Bicycle 60, 16. aao
@b.cago StraBe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-30

gu 0~crmiet6m-0ii6ihe 5.3immrige
} Cottage; 1927 n6r0l 20. Stro.
lBe. g}ahirogen i'm 5~interbaus. S3t
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air6snba3aar

5n ben Rdltnen Ser Somntogs.
i6ule Der ct. Sobunnes Stride,
"a. un6 8irton StraBe, tpir6 Con
neritag uno 6reitng 9todmittog uno
4benos, 80. un6 81. Suli, BON
Dem 5rauennerein Elm 9a5aor Der.
anitaltat neroeu. Sa~noorbeiten al.
Ter Trt un0 o1toere 9lrtifel fom.
men gum @erfauf. See Cream
un0 Sudden wer0en i%eroirt. SHE
3reunoe iino ber3Iih piqfommeu.
9. s. 8nrn, bertider Opt.
fer. augen unteriudt fir griIIen.
ABS 8ronoeis 8ebGuoe, 9maba.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-30

Ias siu3igc OeutifJe R6bcI. Gepara.
tlrgeitait in Omaha " aaraus.
.gigentl. 2910 5atnum; Sar. 1862.
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gOOufuten- ReftsnntudIts

N%nlfirgrr & 8ebb. Omaha Ratio.
nal Bart Ser, Simmer $50, Dina.
hd. EeIepbon Douglas 1898.
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gatentnnmaHe

Bianro GOOp, Ratente, 1896 gitp
gntionaI 9ant Building, Eel
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-30

Gas yrtiswhrOigitr 9Reu BEL Better
Stump. Gentihe aibe. 1908
Gobgt StraBe. = 5tod. Ra6Isei,
tetn % Gents.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-30
GlGIlttBlrlG an5elgen!

Sin 3ieacl' HHb Gin 5rnmcbnns IN
%rcrIauicu - Scbr biaig. POLL
Corcd5 StruBc, Omaha.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-30

3unger 9sufder iudt irgeno mel.
de 9eihafti9ung. Rah3uiragen
Bel Der Gmaba IrI5itne.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-30

SerInHgt Iuhtiger, cbrIiher,
nild1tEruer @attprouiior, Der I'M.
itauoc ill., elmer ousgc3eidneten gpo.
tbetc I'M @eifdit5tbcile Der StaOt
norNuitahen. StclIulg permanent
SnIdr $50 an auiana; nlr Gprio.
uen, 6Ig Dem Rnitcr poritebcn TON.
men. m51en iid mcIocH. 8. ST.,
omaha Iri6iiuc. af.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-30

VuQeu S. 90 7.G5
Shpeiur .}uiuhr $500: Marft
ilou big Do m%eoriacre Guhidnitt5.
prci9 SIS J0-sGO. Soldier grcis
SIS Ij.z
Sdaip 3utIhr 1900; glnrft
,SdbrIiu9c S565-600.
giumcr S7 l5-s 20.
Biuuteri6aic ST. 1880
&ioocr S. i0-5.G5.
6ee0rr @i6agr f00-i5O
Tceorr Sibrliuqc S50O-550.
6ce0er gimmer SG $1,000.
6reoer llat2rihafe S&00-3.50
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-30

pora 1914 NooeII bier. gara.
OPC in gebr. Maidinen. Rope
Motor Go, 2572 2eao, q. 1895
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bile edoul. 14t2 npOae etrafs.

Geiuite Rurdl. Hl6belu; meeo.M5beIn
ouf geiienung sernoft. Omaha
Reeo & Rotton 60, 1t9 0oxb Is.
Gtrabs Eel GouaIaa 20Ga.
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qannories.

gs ba3obIt ilt, itets inubere 8d.
ihe 81 trageu.
Gpans Rpbtl 2nnuOrs
Emaba SOutl SupplD So.
#. md Douglas Ctr. Omaha, Reb.
IpIer 1889.
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W2nrftberidt

Siio.0 Omaha. 30. S5uIi.
giiuoUieb - 3uiu5r 500; Nlortt
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-19
Family of Eight
in Jail Annex

With next to no money, and with
no place to go for shelter. family OF
eight. consisting Of mother ana seven
children, most Of whom are small, are
being cared for temporarily in the jail
annex by Oyerseer of the Poor Michael
Clark. The family is that Of Mrs.
Chris knab and children.
Knab left his family here and went
to Plainfield, Bremen county, rev
months ago. Some time later Mrs.
Knab and all the children joined Knab
at Plainfield. Late last week the moth
er and children returned to this city.
The first night they were here a for
mer neighbor allowed them to stay at
her home, but she could not keep them
and they left there the next day.
The next heard from the family was
at Riverview park, where they mad
taken up quarters in the open. under
the trees. From her scanty funds Mrs.
Knab had procured groceries. Sunday
the park keeper notified the overseer
of the poor that Mrs. Knab was sick
and needed attention. physician was
sent to care for her. and later the over
seer of the poor brought the whole
family to the jail annex
There, without home to go to and
with scarcely any money, the family is
staying. waiting for the husband and
father to come Twice he has been
telegraphed for and a telegram from
him Tuesday said he would be here that
day He did not come Tuesday night.
Tuesday the outlook of the family
grew little brighter when the Oldest
boy, aged IS. and the oldest girl. year
or two his junior. secured employment.
Clark is hoping knab will come and
secure employment and. with the help
of the son and daughter. he should be
able to take care OF the family.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-19
Esther Hole, of this city, and Mrs. F. g.
Turner and Miss Lou Hole. OF Pasa-
dena, Cal, were guests from away
Laurel New. Notes.

The body Of the 4-year-old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. III. r. Morris, who died
at the home of her parents near North
wood, was brought here for burial, the
funeral taking place Sunday afternoon
from the home of Mrs. Il. j. Baughart.
Interment was in Graceland cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris We're former resi-
dents here, Mrs. Morris being daugh-
ter of Mrs. Baughart.
A. c. Schuman has purchased of the
Sam Benson estate the eighty acre
farm, one mile north of Laurel, for the
consideration of $4,000. Possession is
to be given March 1.
H. A Weissenburger has bought the
farm house of Peter Neuroth four
miles northwest of Laurel, and is hav-
ing it moved to town. where it will be
placed on the foundation prepared on
Mr.. Weissenburger' lot in the south
east part of town.
E. A. Anderson, of Fremont has been
checked in as agent Of the NJ. & st. L..
at this place. relieving F. Dolan, who
has taken the position of agent for the
same company at Lynnville.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-19
seibert's Peg Saves Score.

In the seventh the jinN started again.
Delaney shot one toward second that
MEME knocked down by fine STOP
but could not recover in time to get
the second sacker at first. He was
forced however. when Seibert hit TO
MEME, but in Attempting TO double 1t,
Wallace threw wide to Jones at first.
Andreen and Richardson then each hit
safely and Seibert scored. The next two
flew out on infield flies.
The Pilots tried hard in their halt
with three hits. Jones and Wallace
went out and Darrow singled cleanly TO
right. Closman beat out an infield hit
and Nolt hit almost TO the fence along
third base line. barrow attempted to
score from second, but Seibert made
beautiful peg that caught Darrow at
the plate. Two hits netted them moth
ing in the eighth. thanks 10 Brother
Boswelrs rulings.
\ double shut off possible Marshall
town runs in the ninth. and Wallace
died on first in the last half after
singing. first man up. when Richard
son threw her into high and whitfield
two men while another flew to Harvey.
The score: st.G
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-19
MRS. G. eARke DEAD.
Well-known Resident Of Pieksrini
Neiahborheod Dies Tuesday Might

Death Tuesday night. at 10 o'clock
brought an end to six months suffering
endured by Mrs. Jurdine N. Barke
wife of Gunder Barke, and a we'll.
known resident of the Pickering neigh.
borhood. Mrs Barlse had been i'll since
January at her home, three-quartera
Of mile southwest of Pickering SUI
fering from pulmonary tuberculosis
that developed following an illenss OF
pneumonia and pleurisy.
Mrs. Barke was born Jurdine Nilsson
at Stavanger, Norway, July 4. 1854. Che
came to this country in 1890 and be-
came the wife of Mr.. Barke. Five
children were born to Mr.. and Mrs
Barke, and three of them are living
They are Jennie. Ingolf, and Lawrence
Barke, all OF whom are at home. Mrs
John Golwitzer, of this city, is q step
daughter OF Mrs. Barke.
Funeral services will be held from
the residence at 1 o'clock Thursday AZ
ternoon. and from the Dunbar Nor.
wegian Lutheran church at 1880, Rev.
O. Ingvoldstad officiating. Burial will
be in the church cemetery.
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WEDDING DATE ANNOUNCED.
Miss Marcia Edsall to Become Bride Of
Donald Stansberry Sept. 9.


The announcement of the engage
ment and date OF the wedding of Miss
Marcia E,dsall and Donald Stansberry,
both of this city, was made public
Tuesday afternoon at delightful So
cial affair given by Miss Josephine
Packer and Mrs. Lawrence Woodward
at the ]. T. Packer home, west OF the
city. Miss Edsall and Mr.. Stansberry
will be married Wednesday, Sept. 8.
The guests included former friends and
neighbors of the bride-to-be and her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. p. Edsall.
1902 Summit street, who formerly lived
in Marietta township. Mr.. Stansberry
is son of Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. SLAMS
berry, 9l2 West Boone street. and is
employed as a stenogra pher by the
Minneapolis & ST. Louis railroad.
Part of the afternoon was spent
piecing quilt blocks for Miss Edsall.
the features of the afternoon being a
kitchen shower and mock wedding.
The latter was highly amusing and
caused much merriment among the
guests. The bridal party included Mrs.
kersey Packer. as the bride. with Miss
Abbie Shumway as maid Of honor,
while Miss Helen Moninger. as the
groom. was attended by Miss Opal
Shewalter as best man. Miss Margaret
NJ oninger, attired in her fathers we'd
ding clothes. read an appropriate i'm
provised service of her own compost
ton. which was preceded by song by
Miss Dorothy Moninger. After the
wedding Miss Edsall was presented
with many useful gifts from her
friends, and luncheon was served by
the hostesses.
Mrs. H. p. Edsall, Mrs. Emmor Ed
sail, Mrs. Walter Hixson, and Miss
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-19
JOHNSON coyNTYvETERAN DIES
Enos Marks, Of Hills, Succumbs to
Heart Disease at Soldiers Home.

Enos Marks. who came TO the Sol
diers' home from Hills. johnson county.
on April 20. died at +:30 Tuesday aft
ernoon at the home hospital of heart
disease
Mr. Marks was native of Cook
County. Illinois, where he was born
May II. lS4S. He enlisted at Hills in
Company a, Seventh Iowa infantry.
July Is. 1861: veteranized with his reg
iment, and was mustered out at
Pulaski. Tenn, June %. 1865.
Mr. Marks was a widower, leaves no
children, and has no near relatives.
His best friend F. S. DeBree, of Hills,
was notified of the death, and in
structed that the body be sent to Hills
for burial The body was expressed TO
the Johnson county town today.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-19
WOMAN DROPS DEAD.
Miss c. e. Coulter, Of Lamoiie. Ex.
pires Suddenly of Heart Failure.

After having done washing in The
forenoon. and while busying herself
about her kitchen in the afternoon,
Miss Cornelia Elizabeth Coulter. aged
s. we'll known old resident of La
noble. dropped dead of heart disease at
her home al % Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Coulter was ? native of Illinois.
where she was born in 1s47. She. came
TO this county with her parents in 1883.
Four brothers and one sister survive.
in the persons of John. Samuel j., and
Charles Coulter and Mrs. Anna Miller.
of Lamoille. and A. B. Coulter. OF
North Dakota.
Funeral services will be conducted
from Miss Coulter's home Thursday
afternoon at . O'Clock. interment fol-
lowing in the Lamoille cemetery.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-19
Jude Finds Hole in Fence.

Neither side vas able TO make an
impression in the defense of the otn-
er side for the next three innings, the
men retiring in rapid order. In the
fifth Delaney was an eacy out to
CIosman and Jones. Seibert drew
life on Mennes error but he was out
When he tried to steal, as Darrow's
whip was working fine. Andreen drew
a walk from Friend Boswell and Rich
ardson cracked one that Wallace de-
tiected enough for NolI not to handle
claanly and runners We're on second and
third. Then jude poled out his drive
10 right, the ball rolling 10 the fence
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-19
WIFE SUES FOR DIVORCE.
Mrs. Fannie 3. Freeborn Files Petition
and Secures Injunction.

Alleging cruel and inhuman treat
ment and drunkenness as causes for
action. Mrs Fannie Bennett Freedom,
of this city has filed petition for di-
vorce from Frank W. Freeborn, in the
district court. The petition alleges
Mrs F'reeborn is the owner of the Mar
shalltown Monument Company. man
aged by her husband, and on the claims
made in the petition Judge Cummings
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-19

has issued an order for writ of at
tachment against the property.
On other representations made by
Mrs. Freeborn in the petition the court
issued writ of injunction against
Freeborn to restrain him from interfer-
ring with his wife. Both attachment
and Injunction were issued without
bond.
The couple was married Aug. 3. 1909,
at GAINESVILLE, Wis, the petition says.
Mrs. Freeborn asked for decree OF
divorce and decree awarding her the
business, also the custody of her two
children, Francis E., and Franklin W..
Freeborn.
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Local Weather Record.

One hundred and 70 yere the ex-
tremes of temperature Tuesday, COM
pared with 100 and II, the range Mon
day, and 90 and 50, the maximum and
minimum year ago Tuesday. At Z
o'clock this morning the temperature
was so. one degree cooler than at the
same hour Tuesday morning.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-19

Tuesday. Four cars ran on the tracb
blocking It. and delayed trains that op.S
Grated east Of Oskaloosa. Passenges
train No. 10, that went south out oil
this city, transferred its passengers r.
q train east Of the blocked track and
returned last night at No. 8. nortD
bound. an hour late. The wrecker and
crew from this city were sent to picl
up the cars and clear the track.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-19
For Sale.

In order to dispose Of the manufac-
tured product of the Marshalltown
Sewer Pipe & Tile Company, will sell
all sewer pipe and tile now on hand in
the yards of the company. Sizes range
from s to "a inch. No shipments or
deliveries made For further informa-
ton phone or see A. B, Hoover, Tenn
porary Receiver.