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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-06
Wcrocms riaeite @ano.

Hocfeicuer5 Nm Tor at prre Sen
riAelte MauO / &er0cn beqpnoer al
pafle, iortrllcr ct cugcIif @ldo. Gel
ltal pare en- 3tu2icr, iom tGn gisrC
ham Nongcu lttOiQ on Den r%isiIitc
"9ubcltouAe" bar netop bcnIeoet ~.
mcrfiowbcocn pao iig peO De %ltorur'
tc0c ,$u0fieb al cugcIifc &G00ele@hc.
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lcritc N}iQlur0er ltalumcr oaiua Nit
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Hu5lauo, men / Nto0iUtuing til 81
amerifauifc N}iQiaroprcr bar sen
me &roiu9 life uoacn u0prTaet &lI.
~tere3ic ior Eenle ban peO life I'll.
gang, huor tore &nOtrGtcr ban icIr
ior Cicbliffct bar. Sans SormuC
bercocr bom inQeu Sorger % pc.
fUmrinQcr, ban brItger, Set ban hnr
emit til OF laocr iorrcitcn buer Sag
have nof / i'm Eloae.
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Itc. Sclp icrer ban ct lorholoSpie
cnfclt Gin, unOcr fig noturlIgUl8 ocr
Gurus on Be @etuemmcIi9be0er, ION
hans Tornmc fan bpOe bum. WIer
ior Sc Greutricitctcr iom De oncri.
fanifc N}auQcmiaionprcr o%ocrboocr
~hueranorc / har ban inGen Sans
Neitene optaQcr oct meite al bans
5jo oQ hans Iunfcr. Som andre
N}cuneiter inmler pon 6rlnertcr.
ianllcr ban pau Scite.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-06
Spionan0ren / Sooen.

Get Iooer iig life bortrpiomere,
~in0rommer 0anif "Nationaltloeu0e"
at &eitnant 5re0erifiens CphoIO /
&oocn / De f%orlsbne / Waaueoer
maa iorefomme ganifc uiorflarligt,
laurent ban bar pGret ser fltn ! Den
@cuiigt at ioretaQe &nofigb al zap
mort3prooutter, hi iuooannc iinoes
life / @ooen, men oerimoO ! Sell.
para.
CQiaa "Golitifeu" iH0r9mmer. at
oOIfiQige GuOicier er iremlagt Pr %
cufe(te al Dem bar pes iorite Eiefoit
iorcfommet b~eipn0erIige 90 e8net til
/ noacn 8ra0 at prffc Wljatoufe -
men paa Sen onoen Sl0e iinocr 9lo'
set. at Sc aQciommen cr bIcuet glcn-
oreuet eQer ialialo meget afiUGttct
ueo be opitiQeoe Mooiorflurlnger.
3esuOcn fremhGper @laOet, buor beit
uooiflet 6rpgten Tor Spioueri er
Suerige, % Spioniru8ten gler lei
6~oUeoerne beoe og iorIeoer til uooer'
laote 6unoIiuger. "sIebenbnpn" an
ferer Gi9ele6e5 ouerior Dem Dtrngoe
Rpoter, iom er / CmIsb | ben lille
ipenife Tpimingsbu, at oenneS @e'
ioltninq or opifrGmt % tror at ie en-
Spion / eu60er fremmeo, iom font
mer iii 9pen.
Smiolerti0 er Sc CpIpsninger ON
SEN oonife Qeitnont, iom fommer ira
Sperioe, Ttooig meset tompromltte'
renoe Tor BAN.
On We00elelie iii "Gagens Np'
heter" ira 9ooen p%ooitaar. at man
meo Sifferbe0 bar funnel ton'totere,
ar Sc fleite al oen u~rreiterebes Be
retninger ON ii5 ieIo % ON I'M @lrt'
iomheo / 9ooen er urigtige. elet'
trifer 8iQe, hos bpem Jreoeritier
boeoe, ooluier, al 6reoeritien peo en-
beitemt 9eiligbeo opgao, al ban iful'
Sc reiie til Rarpit. Ser bar ban OBJ
iolut life ppret. 6reoeritien bar
p~aaitaaet, at ban ire Sange bar p9-
rel ! @eQtpara. Get er M fonitate.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-06
Sra PapifiUrene.
Sepcpilfaarene noe / Nurscs poeritc
Tiifcorr.

SulNl Nut l CNItlpOpCI, SHNOre
S~ronobienlS Amt lager Sc > 6iife.
prr, apa % Som.Jnl2oUr. Inner
@irteriiifct fam en- 6I0-7OO Wano
prre ~itntioncret Ser. "a Ser er ga -
iiGr boiS 6iifet iIoor lo0t til - me.
get 2ip % HereIie poa oi@ie eucrS
iaa zoe o. b%ortQicutc Stcocr. Gc
iIcitc 6iifcre bore htemmc / Ioro.
og Sorirepa % poa Nittro. Ser
err in0en Samp'f,ba -orbin6clie iii
ana oQ SomIin9sour ( Wil cr set
nrrmcite 0ampltit2auIobaIteo oa ,
Q}iI iii nrrmeite (1,eionitotion. Ger
cr ingen Serge 0uiat pco &prene
un6cr Storfiifet. 3Ijccr uoQen ma /
I5iifcti0en - % c,,Cr2 - mao Neo'
tommenoc t%rnrSrortlrc5 til 9rQe I
auben @aao. Wcn til nrrmeIte 2r.
oc err ser 80 GiIometor. Eli fine 81,
Ser fan man iimpelthcn life fonme
nfiteo poa @rrno al ll0cir - for set
or mcQct p%eirbaorCt on itooiq oprert
Nau pou oisIe SrottIr. Cite bpTloer
set o0iau. at 2GRuL iom bar me1ct
at aiorc / ct piot'traft Giitrift, life
or hienlmc, naor &2c>cu ira ano e.
Ter meQet Slio omitocr noar frcrn I'll
@eitcmmcIieSiteoet Soo ser fan
ooa 6nabc . % 3 Gage, ier Sen
Sndc fommcr uuogr 2Tgebchdno.
lima. Oct bar enool hCu0t, at ioGrt
IiNcnoc ipge bar li1let poa 6iifc'
purct u6cn 2raehiUlp / 3 0e1n for
bcrefter at blipc trou5portcrct
oobcn @oob Sc bel 80 &iIometcr iii
nrrmctc 2pge.
: M}ortS 1912 icnOtc Tiifcrre CT
Nn6roQcnoe til Nor0ironn SerreoS,
itnrc ON at ser oprcttcoc5 Ell 2T8c'
Itiuino unacr %intcrfifct.
Mn0ro0cnoet onbciolc0c2 oormt
al OpipnSbetientcn, al Or. @oIoer'
bolto pon iSrepn o1 Here.
SerrcbSitnret rbtoIte ! W}ebet soc
Noucmbcr flor: TjifcriIU9e Tor ano
ou SomlinSppr ouicc9 ior belt paos
frrrct oQ ri nil onbciaIe Gnorngcn'
set poa set bebite.
SoQen off MI til Nmt5tinget. 90
Stifton1tmono 0othner anbcfolcoC
IioclcocS Sa9en Uorult. Sp0cn@
@o0e opiarteS mco 1000 aroncr.
Settle @eIeb foreiIo9c5 tiIpeicbrogt
boo Inrnme Moocc iout Sennen I'll
SiifcrilpQcn / Sitrun: Ser 'c9cS ON
ct StotSbiorag al 800 Hroner, mems
200 bcpilQeS al Nmt@foSicn % at
Nciten 300 &roner brinQeS tllpelc
peO, at hpcr 2iifer, iom FOR CpinnS.
betienten mnmelbcr lin GcltoQcIIc |
Iilfct, bctoler so Gre, Sc iootolote
9oftorpcnoe. 5or 0iSie 800 aroner
moo NmtSfommllllcn title @orontl
I%iocopcrfor Stuten poo @ctingclie al
Of Nor0ireuo S~erreo9itpre itllcr
GoutroQorontt.
9(mtstinoct GAP fin NlnbeI meG
200 aroner oq Stortinget bite IlQe'
IeoeS Sen rettC SoritooeIIc oco al
oioe set onIogte Stat@tIlIfllo poo
800 arorer.
Gerefter IfuISe Norbfrma Ser
rebsIture behunole Soaen poarn.
Get Qiolot mi BEN aontro0ornntl
ionn SerreoSinret ifuIbc title I'll
N(mtet MOI at oette 9nrantcreoe til
Stoten Sc 800 aroner iont Spger
1fulbe foo / Goftorpenge bet belle
por broftiif toIt Rare ct 6orm'perQ9'
mool, 6o Sc 800 aroner iiffcrt piIot
fontme in0 pe0 30 2reS %torn9cn(
ira Tiiferne. @}eu til trooS Tor, al
SerreoSImret intot reiifercoc. neQtet
sen at title Sem nGpnte aontro9o.
ronti for 800 &roner.
Cernreo por hcle .Nifrrcn broNt
Stompc, Tiifcrue beritoc poo &c
neone Ger moo ooiou til fommenoe
Iinter finoe iiQ ! at bore ltOet ST8e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-06

fen oQ Noroif - oct oil lige iSfri
AtIanterbapne - oiIoe HuSlono fife.
hare noaet at inopen0e moo gpt.
tet. Cen. icm piI inopenoe, at Ror.
9e aIorig piIoe Inane lig til ocniIagS,
iporcr ieg: &nr Dc CLIENT 1862.
: Gluten al moi Woaneo set Aar
ianoteS Der ingen Suenite, iom troe-
Sc, at NorNmruoeue ifltIoc tlnne til.
ioie bort 6oIf Ell ioo uhert @clfirm.
nellie. Sullfc @aranticr bar pl moo,
at Ell m arGnfeIie ligc hurtig fan
tilfcie oS?" ranbtc Galeren. "&i
fan muIigcuS tilqipe 1905, men
ber olorig QIcmmc oct. Get CT imlft
at prrc iorionlig men Tor Glunbc
SEN iin0cS inqcn llnoifpl0nirg.
NobcIpri5taQeren 9rnoIoSion pro.
tciterc0e cicbIiffclig MOB NeoinS
Cmtalc al Nor0c, % ban opiororcHe
Sc al Silbcrcrnc. iom oniaa en- ari9
meIlcm NorQe % Sverige Tor unnt'
Iig, iii ar rciic lig.
Eroftiif taft belle ocn Itorc Scr
iumrIina ~reiitc ii9.
Sra Stocfholm me0oclcS Sen t7oc
Occembcr: : en- Gale / Grcbro igaar
oif Hia5oaQ5mauo Npotn iforpt iret'
re meo Or. Spen Ncoiu lor hcnneS
Gale / StocfboIm. Serbia ucOla90e
Simeon en- bcitemt a. oIporlig Hrotelt
moo Se0iu5 &uiimiotiouer moo
9torQe. Ger iinoeS life Spor AZ
@r,mo til at uoilunge Ell iuooou Mis-
tanfc. uotaItc Hpotr, NcOiu gaor
uo ira 6oruoirtningcr, iom or aloe
les urimcIiQe. Sror man life, Noros
mUnocre ioritoor. at Ben Gng, HltS'
lan0 toQcr ell Gel Al N~oroIucriGc, nj
Ru2lan0 mc0 set famine ogioa lrtte
iig iait / NorQe. Get itaar ~ilffcrt
Hart ogioa FOR NorOmpoene, at Spc-
riQe og NorQs err benuiit I'll al boloe
ubrnoeIia iommcn bpi@ De ltal tltnre
bcporc lin ScIpitUnoiQbeo.
Soleren oopnrcOc Npirc iterft moo
at inooroge / 6oriuarSoiSfltSiionen
Spu5punfter, iom uiI0e qisrc Sen al
Iereoe ior broQeoe Situation cnonn
mere in0Uiflet.
Nnlconin0 &c6iu5 iioitc Gale
ifriuer uorif "N}orQeubIooct":
Spcu &coin bar Sang pno Sang
gipet Noroen8 Solt T%nIc0ninN til at
lonoc at Ell itor Opoagcr life bebeper
at ppre nogeu operlcaeu Nano, o. at
bcln0ring9upr0ig Gncrgi life altio
bebeuer at pGre parrot me0 bcun.
DrinQspGroig SnteQigcn5
Sans iloite &olc ltal life iren1foI.
Sc mango GrO / 9tor9e. Gems uiot-
Ieitige 6antoiier ON Norge3
cucntucllc @oIoning mocr Ell euro.
pUiif aonfIift, er bolt hpuet opcr
oIc aieu0sgierninger % enboer Dir
feliQbeo % ser err ncppe / Spcrige
nogt tpnfenoe Mlcnncitc iom ieI9er
Nr. 6eoin ino / bans poIitiite Grams
bimnIdpa.
Sans @ubliflm proteitcrte, % ui
or bans FubIifum tnfnemIig, itjgnt
ser ule0telig cr roget pitt DemobS-
ipIot / at ie en- tor M}on05 Fubli.
finn ppre ian u%enoeIig mcget mere
iormuitig emo Sen tore MunO ieIo.
Gumbe6 or u~tilgipclig. iIuttet Sr.
@c0in lit 6orcorog. 2lo nei, ilI0t
ioo itreng err @erocn life. Mnu piI
tilgiue 6r. &eoin boooc oette Sore
Drag % Sc uIOre, ior0i ban er Ell
mcrfeIiq 0ouoIirQeu5 Mono og en-
porm 6r0relouo5per. Men boIOer
ban mango ilcre 3oler oil bans
@ouO5mpnO mootte enife bnm no pao
en- meqet lana Erfcnoonoring igien
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-13
COUNTY TREASURER DISCUSSES
TAX FUNDS FOR TOWNSHIP
ROAD WORK.
AMOUNT ALMOST $4,000
LARGER THAN YEAR AGO
Most of the Township Receive More
Than $4,000 on Lsviss Ranging From
Three to Six Mills-Mensy to Be
Used Only on Township Road
County Roads Not Included.

a total of s3ssS5 was distributed
Saturday by County Treasurer s. NJ.
Cause TO the eighteen townships OF
the county for road work. including the
dragging of the township roads. This
distribui lion, which fs the larger part
of the road money that the townships
will receive this year. is $3.50 more
than was distributed 10 the same town
ships for road purposes last April. The
amount distributed year ago was
s2elo5.
The increase explains, in partrwho
is getting share Of the increased.
The levies for this road money were
made by the township trustees. the
mileage levies on which this money
was collected range from TO mills
None OF this money goes 10 the coin-
ty for its roads, which are maintained
by separate levy made by the board
of supervisors. This money has not
We, been disbursed by the treasurer.
sltho it wil, be set aside into the
county road fund in few days.
Sums Ar. Good Sized
The sums distributed 20 the various
townships range from si5e 20 S3,fS0.
Most Of them will receive more than
s2 900 In order TO show apart of the
cause of increased taxation, below Is
schedule OF this disbursement by town
ships. giving what each received this
year and what each received last year
-,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-13
AMUSEMENTS.
Big Scenic Production Makes Hit at
the Orpheup,

The biggest scenic production that
has We, been attempted at the Or
pheum, The Cat and the Fiddle"
opened an engagement of two nights
SUNDAY evening to a record breaking
house. The bill In many respects was
the best that has been seen at the
Orpheum during the present season.
The production is a tabloid version OF
the old trick spectacle which was pop
ular several years. In cutting down
the shown for the vaudeville houses
little has been removed that will De
missed, and the better comedy stu
atoms and the scenic effects have ali
been retained. The presenting cast was
fully as adequate as that which orig
inaily appeared here with the road
show.
The one-hour performance calls for
ten changes of scenery ami one, the
wreck Of the ship at sea. was especial
~ good. There is little or no change
in the score, and the most popular
number was My Maid in the Moon
which was repeated several times with
good effect. Rosy Dreams also
proved a song hit. The Mother Goose
album. from which the popular charac-
tiers of the old household rhymes ep-
pear. was one of the most pleasing
features
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-13
PREPARE FOR TRACK WORK.
NJ. St. L. Getting Ready to Put
Down New Steel

The road department Of the Mime
apolis & st. Louis is preparing to re-
sumo track work where ii was left off
last fall Cars for gravel trains are
being assembled in this city 10 be
made ready for service. and arrange
ulents are being made TO open the
Clifford gravel pit.
According 10 plans made early in the
winter by former General Manager w.
6. Bierd, II vas planned to put down
eighty -four miles Of new se-pound
steel this season. Twenty-Five miles
OF these rails We're TO be laid between
Oskaloosa and Grinneil. This latter
work would complete the new track of
eighty five pound steel from Albert
Lea and Oskaloosa. The rest Of the
eighty-four miles of steel was to be
laid east Of Oskaloosa. 1t is not known
here whether the new management
will carry out this plan or not. 1t is
presumed, tho. that at least the
twenty-five miles or rails between Os-
kaloosa and Grinnell will be laid, and
perhaps even more.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-13
ALBION MERGER LOSES
Proposition to Consolidate Schools
Fails to Carry Owing to Defeat in
Rural Distriets-Carries in Town.

The vote in the rural districts de-
feated the proposed consolidation OF
schools at Albion in the election held
Saturday. AS has been the case III
other similar elections in the county,
the town vote vas for, and the country
against the consolidation. In the town
of Albion the vote stood 81 for. 10 IS
against. and in the country 81 against.
TO J. FOR.
The hoped for consolidation al Al
bion was proposed for the purpose OF
securing state aid by charging the al
ready consolidated district TO the re-
CURED sixteen sections The proposed
districts embraced seventeen and-one
half sections, and included district No.
IS, Liscomo township: Nos 3. and 3
Iowa township, and the Independent
districts of Albion; districts and l.
Marietta township.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-13
HILL GRADING STARTED.
County Begins Cutting Down Grade
of "Eoue Mia Hill

The county's steam shovel was taken
to -four mile hill' west Of the city on
Lincoln highway Saturday, under its
own power without 4 mishap. After
the shovel got outside the city limits
it was necessary to plank the country
road IN only two or three soft places.
At the top OF -four mile HILL" the
shovel was run into field and taken
down the grade over planking. in
stead Of down the road. This was
necessary because Of ditch that had
to be crossed. The dump wagons were
delivered on the ground today and
work, of cutting the grade OF the hill
was begun about noon.
Work was begun at the foot Of the
hill. and the shovel will work up
grade. During the several weeks that
it will require to cut the hill grade. a
roadway VIII be left at one side Of the
road for vehicles.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-13
HORSE KILLED IN RUNAWAY.
Citizens Lumber Company Team Col
l;d.. With Woodmansee Wagon.


An exciting runaway on South ni.o
avenue SATURDAY. afternoon resulted IN
the death Of heavy. draft horse pc
longing TO c. C Woodmansee and
Sigh, property damage. A team be
longing to the Citizens Lumber Com
pany became frightened while being
unhftched near the cornDanys OFFICES
on Market street. and broke away from
the driver. The team ran west In Mar
ket street and turned south In 'Third
avenue. In making the turn the run
aways ran on the sidewalk in front OF
the Ketchum g. CASTOR warehouse,
striking the Storm shed and demnlsh-
ing IT. Their course was then directed
flia sonally across the street. IWnere
they they collided with a Woodmansee
dray team in front Of Stones restau-
rant.
One Of the Woodmansee horses was
thrown to the pavement and its leg
broken It ives later put to death by a
veterinary. Walter Miller. the Wood
mansee driver had a narrow escape
from death or serious injury in jump
ing from his wagon.
Mr. Woodmansee valued the horse
at 5000. The harness was broken but
the wagon escaped damage. The col
lision stopped the runaway team.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-13
Mother. al rhi. country.

have thru all ages past and viii thru
all years to come take care Of the
ordinary simple ailments incident to
every family with their own fayorite
remedy.
IN almost every home in the. land.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound is the recognized standard
household remedy for female ills;
thousands OF American women owe
their good health to 1t. Made from
the roots and herbs Of the field. 1t Is
a simple remedy in which suffering
women may place perfect confidence.
1t contains no narcotics or harmful
drugS-Adyertisemen
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-13
Township

:
As the schedule shows the road
money for each township is larger
sum than it was ,iast year. This is
partly because the law requires mini
mum township levy for road dragging
and partly because OF increased valua :
tions of farm lands.
The following are the les-ies made oE
the township trustees on which TINS
road money was collected: Washington,
g mills: LeGrand. 3.5 mills: Logan,
Marion. Vienna. State Center and LIS
comb 4 mills: Minerva. 4.a mills
Marietta. Linn. Taylor Timber Creek.
Jefferson. Liberty Eden. Iowa ana
Bangor. mil.; Green Castle. smilis.
Each Of the townships will receive
some additional road money from the
county treasurer later in the year ont
the amount TO be distributed 10 ma ke
I'D the total levy made by the trustees
viii be small compared with the
amount distributed Saturday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-13
DIES MONIES HERE TODAY.
Western leasuers to Meet Ansens ir
Two Exhibition Games

Ishells Des Moines team. Of the
Western league arrived in the city this
morning for series of TWO games
with the Ansons. to be played this aft
ernoon and Tuesday The visitors met
defeat at Waterloo Saturday in a
2-to-1 game.
There will be no games here on
Wednesday and Thursday. but the Vir-
sinia, Mimi. team viii arrive Friday
for a series Of three games
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-13

Whites ..Oo03ooo . 8
Summary--Hits- Reilly. l.: on
Peters, /; Off Lane, 3; OF Taylor. 3; on
Stodola, /. Bases on balls-Matson. 1:
Reilly. 5: Taylor, 2: Stodola, 1. Hit
by pitcher-By Reilly (Barnett and
Ensdsley); by Peters GBarnet). Dou-
BILE play-Loomis to McGrath. Three
base hits-Vieu. Andreen. Left on
bs ses-whites. S; Grays s. Earned
l. Wild pitch-Reilly, =.
Umpire-kersey.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-13
FOUR PLAYERS RELEASED.
Richards Begins Reduction Of Squad
by Letting Out Quratet Of Players.

BY letting Out QUratet OF PIayors.
Manager Richards began the reduc-
ton of his baseball squad Sunday.
when four players were given their re-
lease. The first man TO go was
shorty Michaels. of Delhi. an in
fielder. who left the city Sunday aft
ernoon. Michaeis was a hard worker
and a very fair player. but his small
statue was much against him.
Endsley, of West Branch. outfielder,
and Campbell, of Eldora, third base
man. drew their releases after the game
Sunday. Kellogg was also given his
release Sunday
SEVERED. of Story City. IS out of the
game for several days as the result of
injury in Sundays game. SEVERED is
suffering with a Charley horse.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-13
TOWNSHIP cAucusEs.
Marietta.

a caucus Of the voters Of Marietta
township will be held Friday. April II.
at o'clock. at the township hall. when
nominations. of township officers. three
delegates to the county convention. and
committeeman. will be made.
WARREN NICHOLS,
~ ~ Committeeman.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-13

70 Cure : Cold u oas nay
Tsle LAkATIvHslHOa1o ,QUnsINH
tablets. Stop the Cough and Headache
and wosk Of the Cold. Druggists refnnd
money II il fails to cure. E. ". Groves
signature 10 % each box. 2Scsats.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-13

At o'clock this morning the tenn
perature was 40 degrees. four degrees
warmer than at the same hour Sum
day morning.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-13
Local weather Record.

Sixty-seyen and 81 were the ex-
tremes Of temperature sunday,:scom-
pared with IS and % Saturday. and 80
and 30. the ra9Ee a yeer ago synday'
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-13
Little Girl Hurt Badly.

While at play Saturday afternoon
the 6-year-old daughter OF Watson
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-13

Ramsey. 1015 South Center street. was
hurt badly when her brother threw 2
broonlstick, oe end OF which had been
broken. and struck the girl. A cash
that required eight stitches to Close
was cut in the little girls forehead.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-13
WHITES.

The score by innings: r. n. E.
Grays ....e..-ooooo2.9oo-z7. =
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-11-16
lSTUCKEY SAYS GOOD
TIMES WILL BE HERE soon

Mr. A F. Stuckey, who is one OF
the largest naval stores producers
and also heavy land owner in Mar
ion and other counties Of Florida,
has just returned from business
visit to Savannah Mr.. stuckey says
he feels better over the outlook for
naval stores than he has in long
time and Is sure that the crop for
next year Of spirits, at least. will be
marketed without difficulty and at a
fair price. There may rot be much
market for rosin. but this part OF the
output of he naval stores man, for
tunately, can be held Indefinitely and
at small cost for barrels on storage.
Mr. stuckey says the year 1915 will
see fairly good times for the naval
stores men IN particular, and Florida
in general will be visited Big a big
boom. Mr.. Stuckey feels that every
man with good land, well located, is
going to have demand for it, as
many settlers are coming to. the
state.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-11-16
CARD FROM MR.. CALDWELL

To the Citizens of Ocala: AS my
name is the only name that appears
in a full page advertisement which
was printed in the Star of the 7th
inst. and the Banner of the Sth inst,
and many citizens have asked wheth-
err I was responsible for it, desire to
state that nv only connection there
with was the making of the AFFIDAVIT
at the request of Mr.. R. c. Camp as
to the present cost of manufaetur-
ing current and I had nothing 10
do with any estimate of probable cost
of futa1re manufacture Of current.
Resnec+fulIy,. J. C. Caldwell
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-11-16
GREAT IMPROVEMENT
AT LUCKIE's GARAGE

Mr.. T. c. Luckie's steadily In
creasing business often causes him
to add to his already efficient plant.
His latest Improvements are a gen
orator, enabling him to charge stor-
age batteries of autos direct, a biz
lathe of the latest pattern and some
other excellent machinery. Mr..
Luckie and his intelligent helpers al
ways do their work well and are kept
busy.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-11-16

front, and Palatka, this season we.
may reasonably expect thousands Of
travellers in our city who have for
merly given us the golby.
Citrus fruits have been on in
price for the past two weeks, but I
have here quotations from several
markets showing marked increase,
which / attribute entirely to the GER
tafnty that business il rapidly getting
back to where it was i few months
ago.
"In view OF the fact that every
thing is coming around all right, 4
trust that the people OF our ihustling
city will get together on questions OF
public welfare -fbury the hatchet' -
and go to work as unit for the up
building of every legitimate under
taking that suggests itself at this
time. Lets keep Ocala where she
belongs the top Of the column
of Florida interior cities.
..Our county fair this year prom
ises to be the best In the history OF
the organization, and every loyal
citizen of the county should add his
influence to that end.
1.-The war is over ESQ far as our
business lethargy is concerned) so
let's forget 1t and proceed with the
work of malxing Florida the great
est, grandest spot on earth.