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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-18
Summer 40

siupg m Den Sifsoeil BON globo6ut
Hoieitlerger bon Qiulltgonterp 9itp
lnpo giag. Weeper BON Serilrarn (iagt.
9ds @dblen Der Sltrp iuaban bei-
rnbe Den galtseit 8ielrst0g in slar.
Iprlid irro Der Gro5eB toirlste erit
GIT Dtitthpody begornen perben nod.
oan one folgelhen ais Slrrp ciilge-
ifnporen iuateli: go. 8illinonrt,
sllta SenalteHberg, Sobn &pllerticll
IT.. @nGter S@finlorql. Gbas. Soetb-
eriluaton, &sin. S5opelfn, &. 6. @tlr.
pbp, Sp, Slider, %. s.. Eeters, slng,
grnHnlar1, gInop@p 9hlfincr luVS
Se1rp &oepte.
0eit 6enl 3elpgelmcub6r lplrNe 9e.
tern eBolnHr laro miro basieIbe
pernnttblidi talnn oieie N&odr been.
oct perNelt f6lrnen, On ehua 30 3eir
gen porgelobelr lilto.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-18
permann, No, 5reitas, ben IS. September 1914
aebrada fpepSear fSipl,e.

| SNSbaNb
9sadJoein ole 9loppfaten Sarhpell
iato @eilslep ibre glnglnlteltte fin
oie gertbeibiellng gum SdJlube ge.
brad)t lpnb StontsanapaIt 9erter lei.
IN 9teoe bceiaoet batte in ipeld,er Ell
oic slrMnnente ser Iertlci6iNuna
idnrf anariff luuo abauidppod)en Der.
hrd}te, lpInoe ber Sail Ger Surp iiber.
gebelt, Ole ie6nob lndl fllr5er 9e-
rafbinW eiil mtf rlidytidutIoig" lmt-
icipoes llrt6eil abgaben. 9ie Sltrt
teitoatb ans folgeltren 9iirgern;
9liig. SeienrnnL Geo. Stoemter,
60. MIlimalml, Otto <rrelrleper,
9lIbert Sable, 6re6 Bod, 2anGrr
9loftuell, Geo Eoprenbollie, 9liN,
Sengiteldbepa S.. s: 9oeter, sIntrn
@pple irlpo &in. 9fabfe.
glnr 9ienstog ipltr0e oie &ln9e ge-
gen Serluamt u. Stiers oirigemliclL
melde alii Morb ml /, @raoe Inlr.
iH. Die Gig8elllbeiten oieies 9Sales
iil6 iolgellbe; @dbpnb ser 9todlt
bes 4. 0tir5 ., S. ladJben Sernl,
u. Stiers, g6ap. Scping inl0 tSerbill.
aipo Meblcr ben gsadplHttog in @os-
conaSe 5ltgebratbt batten, perlieBet
lie BdscnlWp0e in eilmnl fleilen
aalnae (SfiTf) INN iiber Dell Miiloalri
6lilB lpnd &bi1pelonO, il)rer Seimotb
SIT fabrer. Sil bicicr gtniN ge9ct
10 llbr, FAM StierS Mlr6n1bt aNdl
Der @ofnaill9 .besf Sioht @Afel, off.
lid pun @astossa@ oiil gfiiionri
ipobnbaft im6 bfieb BORT iiber gtodt.
slnr 1lddJiteip SNJe brad)te oieier ulif
griitd,et Stiers' hieiel in iefreut
.5ftff oltf 0ie opoere Seite 6es iSliri-
ics limo Stiers ers1blte 6nB int Der
9tadH porller .Otebler lulo Socpira
INIT linn ipopen oils bas Sfiff ialtf
iuIo ,pabridshliidt ertmufen iipo
NScbrere &scdlen ipater lntrom Die
2eidlpnbnle sefial6eil. Die SbatIod)e
oaB Stiers l&dt ioiprt oils er IN Sir.
fcI's &obranlJ nlfain, Den llnfall be-
rihtetc, fitirte 3lat Geroodt lauo
idSlieBfidl ~ ieircr 8erl,oftrN I'M.
ter beis!4tR!aBe 6elt go6 ieiahr bel.
0en &anlcrn0en DerllrindJt 5lt baben.
Die gltufGage iuiro gefiibrt oltrfl
GolultDMlipalt Sarter nom bier iuI0
Gpluptpnrlnolt &lad bon Wiolrtgulll'
erp GolunD lpihrello oie 9Scrtbeioi-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-18
/. Stolpe.

llniere Sdynlcn murbcll unl pers
Nmrgeltelr Molptug ipiehcr erDtftet
rcr Stolpe 9iitrift ,mter Seitlng
DER 2cbrerilL Sri. Si5&c &ob, laro
Der Spppe Ofitrift nlit Sri, sSoa
Sdircilimm alS Sebrerilt.
Sri. 9yaio 2ronulI, Glga Sobl,
Gina Slid, ionic Dora iupo Gnnna
allid)cl reiitcn 0ier @pdc, iiir I'm,
9ercn 9lliiertboIt, nod Ct. 2ouis.
SerntMut Mcper, pon 0erlrnIt,
loluie Gbcp. &ipidel lntb Gblnr0 3o'
ltrolp, BON @orrilort befaltoen lidl
lettcn Sopntn9 bier oni gcIltdl.
6r. SilgenitoebIcr luo Gcpltp-
Sheriff s. 8. Slider pom Eotsbnln,,
lallleu am pergolgenteir Sollntog bic
Nitrd alif 0eln @eee luh Scrntmm
,Sreh Eocllc, nebit Sulnilie, bon
MorrtIor, marGn nrcbree Gage Ger
oorigeli @odlc oie @Gite BON gSnl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-18
@ittenbcra.

Vim OoltlerStag letter gSod)e iei.
erte Die lrieiigc et,algl. @enleitNe Tbr
@eiilionsieIt. ons tilrbeuit sablreit9
beilpdt mar BON Seiten lulierer gin-
mobnerit)aft ioipie pom 8eluoDlern
Ter llmgegell0. Gs botten iidD fiilnf
Yreoigcr eilp9eilupGcll ole illtcrciinl'
te 4fiiionspehigtelo bicItell. Die
Gollefte htrtg $94t5.
Sri. SSoo gSitte, lpelde ibrcn Gl4
tern oabier mto f0rer SdDnelter in
Oflnbonld einen @eindl ubeeitattet
bnt, lit letfc @ode luiceer nadl Ct.
2oltis gereilt I'M tuihrenb ocs sSnl'
ters Nort i'll gdeiben.
Sobn &seant lupo Srai bon ct,
2ollis meldc. iid) eilti8e 3eit bier be.
iltdJSipciie lei tbreu gltern alffbici-
TEN. reitpn leete gSode lnlebcr in
ibpe SeiilfatI) Suriid
Die StbllIe i'm SaieI 9iitrift na6m
lebte gSod,c ibren sllsfmlg laetcr Sei-
tltlsg bes 2ebrers aSotl Sapmleper,
ipeIder ebelpfalIs ais Sebrer oieler
Sdpile iin 8orjabre iiHlgirte,
syrau 9itter, tpeldg lsier s1nlt Be
ind bci iteen gltssh @ & Geppe
iino @ottin perapeilt batte, reiite ppr-
ige @pds ipie6er tpad) ct. Soitis 5lt.
rid, begIeitet bon ibreln Sater, ser
etGid,e 8odelr in Der @rcbftont Der
lebeil miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-18
Sat Gncr SinO .Riirlncr?

Sie nleiitet aii6er baben beleg.
te 3unge, itorfer sltbenJ Masen-
fpeb, 9firge inter sen gGugen, bIei-
de uitS geI6lide Sarbe, iperp0s,
oereist, 8dbrefiiriden, 8dl5en im
S6Iof, eigerartiee Eriitle, allies
oos be6eltet, Dab bas &inb @iir.
ilper bot. SoIt glei6 cine SdddteI
S4i6apoo gsurnttobter Sootet bie
@iirrper, iupo brii,st iie ourd SIb.
fiibren aus hem 9orper. sSn Gauop-
ssoun luto Ieift 5ii ,seblnen. 25c.
bel gltrem slpotEefer. (aoo.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-18


peridlinnneran."
@erlitr pia $aaa 16. Sept Sas
&riegsmilriiteriim npod,t belhe IN
lla6oriiflifer @eiie befannt, baB es
oGt Geutld)en nlnrlltebr qelilngcn lit,
ipieoer feiten SUP 5at iaiien ltno ge-
gebenelt Sales 6ie Sfferiipe al err
greifen 9ie belrtidle s(rlree befil-
oct lih ipoblperId,alrst in nellen itor.
fem 8oiitionen lupo an ntebreen
Nutftal iit es iflnen bcreits qelun-
gen. Die fraiB0iiid d.cllgIiiden 9ilpicll
5nrilf5iporan9en. Soipeit cs Die
@eInllrllltlaae oltf 6em fran56iiiGcn
ariegsidmlplab mlangt, Ithllnlen al
Ie 9eridte res @eiRralitdbs 6ariti
iibereilt OnB Der ne,le aon,pnqlle,
plnl in lebr befrieoigclrScr @eiic plr
slusfitbrlm9 gelalDgt
IS lit fernpr ltlBlpeiiclbnft, ooB sic
helltiden Streitfrdfte, metdyc in Olt-
prelrBen operirnL bie 9t!liien itetig
3ltriiftreibelp. ltpo man mn,ebmen
bari ooB cin @taiierninfaa in RllI-
lid Enlen innlittelbor beborItebt.
General bon Sinhenblirg bebrobt 6ie
GcrbillSlnpp Ser Silliiett 0ltlid Der
&SeidIeI lmo nen1 cciicn gegenuir.
tiaes Wonoperiren mit grfoIg ge.
front aplro, 10 iuer0en sic Rliien ae.
Siplnngelt tperben grobe 8rlppaatai.
lem ans @alisien 5uriid5lt;ieben uno
ouf 6ieie @eife ole bisberige llcber-
ntad)t Den Oeitereid.crn gegemiiber,
.3lt reoltGrcn.
gSie bebriilrgt Tronfreid, lit. gebt
Garmrs terpor Dos eS iogar slGes
mas nnd) maridIren lmo Elm Sc
tpebr trugeit fam 81 orn @nffHl ge.
rllfen bat.
Die idNeiiide 2nnorpebr pot 9reS-
loli hot II rliiiid>e Siii5icre lmb
/ 900 Wiulnh itinnntIid bon ser fais
Ierliden @nrbc geialMclr gelronnlpn.
Die Gslrtiden orjlaelt in 9iltiifih {.
Epleqt ilinncr 1peiter Dor.
GlpQloln tretbt ale aniitr oltf &a$
es erIutgen faut iulo pcrIangt cine
hafbe WtIllion mebr tSnlNaten. 9IQe
f0rperlidb f6bige1r M1lulcr ioIlen eilr.
merbell.
0aS beiltide Sitiecgeidhpa0er bot
1eridNSspeiic ntcbrcre rlrlIi'dje
Sd}lad)tidliffe ill Oet @rlnr6 qebobrt,
Die 0e,tidlel beforocrlr lpeltc
Srlpperulloiien nom 9lai}cn aitS lpnd
@eIgicn itro bie 9eLgicr nllBteh iib
oberntnls 5,nn Sblte pon Slqptiper
peiw slltBenaperfeir 5,triidSiefelr. @fan
fdbliebt OnrallS baB SclttidNlaro ieiile
gerbirrola9aliire hlirdl 9elgielt Inn
ieScn Ereis Slr haltelt beablidltiat
@om Sbairgbai erbieIt Der oelptihe
GoltfltlarsSefre1r ilt San tSrmlcisco
Die 9saGridt, bob SSaptnl's 9r0bter
GrenNlpulrgbt Scr .G,oupo" bitrd ei.
Inc ltnteriepnliirc in Oie 2llTt &c.
lpreltgt 1uurbe
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-18
Nad)ridten pOm ariegsihanplabe,
9ic 9entidfu jifbeu iid ,uriid I'm ciuem Coupe
Der slirtrn ansiuweiden.
I'm Cch mrS Der Mn i'm Nurocn Stn nub iGbid BON
Seitcrrcd 5nrafacIdlagen.

SNuUlpIlu VET SSuNlI III lCIIIt Sltt7
id,ei6enoe SdJla6t geihlagen ipor.
ren Die 9elltiden 0ie mir % Ntei.
ler Dor Iaris ltotOeib iobcn ii6 aus
ltratGNetiidJcn llrindFlb rernrlabt
lire Srppen aitriifaBieben inno
gIeidJseitig eiiem poblgcplalmer
Coupe Scr s(lliirtat oits3uipei6en,
6rq1rfreid, 1nlo gngGarb er9itaelr
lidj IN groBenl Sl6elgeI6rei ii6er 6ie
pernleintlidYel Siege ser @erbiil1be-
len 1upo bie 9erid)te oie iiber Earis
ii. @Onbo,t faineit lmuo ratiirlid aludy
zen @tnih nls gSnter beg @eoanfells
perrietben, lalteten feincsapegs Gin.
Itig fiir 0elttldImlb.
9[lS @rintb oes 3ltrilfsiebells ei-
ne$ J6eileS bes oelltidpn linfen Slit
Qe(s miro 0ie lteberitGrfe Scr frol5os
iiihat Srlrppen in ieuer @egeipb art-
gegebell. @ei 8erblut ieOodJ miro
mt allcr Madt gefGnrpft lrno porge.
90lTgell.
9o8 &riegs NeiniIteriim itellt
rl,rrgiid ole 9ebaltptinugen Ser Suan.
3oiNl i'm slbrebe, irollafp biciel6Ht an
ser Marle eilpen trodJ6altiaen Sieg
Prrlu9en baben ippllen INTO erfl0rt
Zen Hiidsmg 6ubilt, Dab 6erfelbe ge-
innit lurrSe, uls Dos 5Sliegerforps
hie 6egeihpnrt elmer eroriIdenoen
fralr56iiiden lteberma6t atrlelhete.
ltter bieien ltruitaisOen bielt Ger
@elprdl6mb, beiierr 8lGne iid bisf,er
forfeit erlpieien, eilte @enoenutg Der
@1ellaug fin geboter
elits 2oltbon miro berid)tct: Sic
Neii9en militGriid,en Sadllelte iin6,
lpie ole frall50iiidlelt iiber oie 9e-
Selrtlulg Ger bisleri9cn Grfolge Der
Scrbiirbeteit iehr getbeiltcr 9lniidlt.
itnunen ieoo6 bduiit iihereill, Dab
nie Gelhiden cine npllitinOige slens
0crlulu ibter SdsladtIrolt er5ielt bas
bon lllrb lnnt altf Scr gal15cn 2tnie
Die Sficlllfpe tp;e6cr engrifcn f0ne
nen, tpelnt es oert Gronprilp5en ges
ltrt, 0ean lid, bis it6cr bas 0taas-
S6nI Nipol,s cuItrefcipben glrognlrer=
lpaIO slt bdlter.
Ttr triibeu gefiird,tlrrNcn nit
0entn Ole bieiigen ofFi5iellen &reHe
mo bic niIitiriidber Grpertcir Ser
meitera Gnhpiflimg ser 0in9e cllt-
Gepcnicfen, Qibt s. 8. @orbin, Der
atcOattelu Scr YIna Wfnd @a5ette"
&naGrhd, iltoent er in einem Seitar-
tifcI iifer 0ie G'ituotion idlreibt:
Sic tc1tc u;1l etroifelrn 9taf
rid,tcn lniIcn feincir 3tpeifel baran
SAB Der 9fiifsun Der belrtidlat Slmne.
cn oligebort bat 1nrb oieie iiG 5lt
rellcnl @ibcritolbe gelonnltelt be
v6rn. Gselu nidt olle 3eiden triiGen
beihrSen lid, sic 9e,tti6cn lett III
cilpr itGrferen SteIhnpg, ols I'M Sii-
Sen ON ser Marne 1ub Dor $arrs.
G$ itebop baDer dppere lpelte &ulnpTe
bebor. SelbIt ipetul Ste oeltidlen
Eulppcn abermals ipeidlen nniBteib |
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-18
lnpo fSonrilic.

Storb lppo ,Sontilic.
SSll Der pergalnriril &OdSc iplW'
sc INNS bier cine Neboriac Guontitiit
9fegen tpidcrt iup0 Nonlit b1ttcn
min rdmt por ser Solr0 oltd 9elnrg
ltlbiere &ieblpeibGl limo icet III 9lt-
tenn 3agitrlro, ionic 9IeidIialls Nos
iibrioe Snlto iiir 0te Giltinat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-18
Gebt Gnrc slnftrase fir aO6len jett,

Sbr fonltt pieI iparen, tpelm ibr
elre 9luftrdge fir aobIen iest 9ebt
ipo lbr oltserleieiie Soblen 5lt i3cts
per @ltibeI baben fonttt.
Sarrp Cher | | NJ
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-18
MEETING FOR ORGANIZATION TO
BE HELD At MARsHALLToWN
CLUB FRIDAY NIGHT.
CHIEF OBJECT WILL BE
SECURING BETTER ROADS
About 100 Auto Owners Interested A..
ready in Plans For Organization
4 Annual Dues Of g Have Been sus.
nested-Those Who Would Join
Lave Name With J. L. Williams.

A movement to orga nize an active
automobile and good roads club in
Marshall county Is under way, and ID
likely to be organized at meeting to
be held at the Marshalltown Club next
Friday evening at 1880 o'clock. About
100 men who have been approached on
the subject have expressed an interest.
and with this as probable nucleus IT
is expected that a strong and energetic
club can be formed.
Those who have been most interested
In the movement have thought for
long time that such club should be
organized to look after the interests OF
automobile owners, as well as good
roads in the city and country. especial
ly in and near this city. 1t has been
realized that individuals can accom-
plish little, and that the only successful
way was to organize and provide
means so that the members could help
one another and the public to make
driving safer and more enjoyable both
in the city and country
A. fee Of 81 year has been suggested
as membership dues. Any one wishing
to become member should leave his
name with ]. L. Williams at the First
Trust and Savings Bank, or attend tn
Friday night meeting at the Marshall
town Club.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-18
a..l ,e...t. rr.n.f.-,.

Byron NJ. Carpenter to F. C. Nichols
the east IS feet OF lots and s. block
9, Of North Marshall, 81.
Percival Webster to Adella D. David
lot and 80 foot corner Of lot 2
block 1, Delano Park, $4,000.
Emil Seleine to Phoebe NJ. ONeil
the west 90 feet OF lot /. block IL
Rices addition. 81.
James o. Bissette to Della Benson
lots II and 10. block and lot 2. block
d, Keitf's addition to Lamoille. 5000.
James l.. Denmead. ct al, to V. N
Hansen. lot I, block /. Denmead
Brothers addition. $4,000.
N. w. Martin to Ettna NJ. Bennins
the west one-half OF lot IL. block @
Schofeld's addition, 81.
o. E. Gaunt to c. r. Gaunt. l.. E.
Gaunt. ], NJ. Gaunt and W. NJ Gaunt
parcels Of land in and near LeGrand
81
H Allard to Frank Battern, lot 209
Melrose Park. 81.
Nancy Jane 1senberg ct al. to r. E.
Boswell. 1913 acres in Marion township
$34.444.
Thaddeus Binford to Jacob schir-
mayer land in north Marshall. $1,000
John H. Witt to. the. Consolidated
school district Of Melbourne, land in
Melbourne for school house site, $3-
400.
Trustees OF extinct churches for the
Presbytery Of Des Moines to Hugh Nc
Grath, block %, Laurel. $3.50.
Citizens Lumber Company to I. l.
Patton and Sons. lot and part OF LOT
2. block IL, State Center, 81.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-18
New, Of LeGrand.

Lars Peterson made q business trip
to Marshalltown Friday.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Chris
tian church met for an all-day meeting
at the home Of Mrs. Alice Hawbecker
Thursday A quilt was finished for
Mrs. Elizabeth Urine, and few carpet
rags were sewed for the society. A
very fine dinner was enjoyed, as well
as good social time.
Ray Duncan was caller at Mar
shalltown Saturday.
John Dobson and family, accompan-
led by Miss Ursula Mills, spent Friday
at Grinnell.
Miss Drama Olson left Wednesday
for few weeks visit in Clinton at the
home Of her aunt, Mrs. Frank Krughel
Allen Richards, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
A. A. Richards met with rather SER
ious mis1ap one day last week. at the
camping ground. There had been q
bonfire the day previous, which wa
supposed to have been extinguished
but on the contrary was alive with hot
Goals. Allen threw a ball past It and
walked thru after lit. His bare feet
were badly burned and he suffered
much pain before medical attention
could be. reached. u
Mrs. Wilbur Lowry. OF Lanyon, lsft
the hrst OF the week for her home, az
ter a weeks visit with relatives here
Miss Neva Duncan and little sister
Hazel, Of Marshalltown, are spending
a few days this week with relatives
here. IL
Se.M.. aaunt ana Mrs. ,yossphins
Richards drove to Marshalltown Tues.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-18
Now, Of Lsarand.

The Christian church at LeGrand.
held its annual church meeting Friday
evening. In other years a banquet has
been given in connection with the bust
ness session. but at this time nothing
other than the church business was at
tended to.
The officers Of the church and Sun
day school were elected for the COM
ing year. and reports Of all the church
organizations were given. Roll call OF
the members was responded to in per-
son or by letter, and some of the former
pastors sent some very encouraging
messages,
A short program closed the service.
The program was made up OF selec-
lions by Mrs. I. NJ. Gaunt and Mrs. P.
M. Paulson, readers, and the ladies,
quartet.
Mrs. John Slower. from eastern In
diana, who was at one time a mem
Der of the church. was guest at the
service,
From the reports of the officers Of
the different branches of the church
1t was soon seen that great work had
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-18
BUCHANAN.B0UGHT0N co.
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Edgar T. Barker:
You are hereby notified that there is
now on file in the office Of the clerk
Of the district court OF the state OF
Iowa, within and for the county OF
Marshall. the petition OF Lydia a. Bar
ker, claiming OF you an absolute divorce
from the bonds OF matrimony' and for
the custody of the minor child. Kenneth
E. Barker: all for and because Of the
charges Of adultery. az set forth in
said petition now on file, to which you
are referred, and asking decree OF d.
vorce from the bonds OF matrimony. as
In said petition prayed, and for such
other and further relief as may be
equitable in the premises. and for
costs. ,-e.5t,
Now, unless you appear and make de-
tense thereto. at or before. noon OF the
second day OF the next September term
OF said court, to be begun and held at
Marshalltown, Iowa. on the 7th day OF
September. A. D.. 1914. your default
win be entered and a decree rendered
thereon as prayed for in said petition.
Dated this Srd day Of August. A. D.,
1914.
Attorney for Plaintiff
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-18
War Sends Price
of Drugs Up,Uard

Drugs and especially those that are
imported from Europe and the coun-
tries at war. are costing much more
now than they were before war was de-
clared. This is true Of practically the
whole list Of imported drugs. acids,
essences, extracts. seeds. dyes and sim
liar comm ODDITIES that are either sold
in the original form az imported or
used in the manufacturing process OF
drugs in this country.
Jobbers have announced advances OF
prices ranging from 10 to 20 per cent
In practically the entire line of import
ed drugs, perfumes, essences. ETC.. used
by the drug trade and have also served
notice that some OF the lines are COM
paratively small In this country. Fur
Their advances Of tho same commodities
are expected
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-18
YOU'LL GET RID OF
BLACKHEADS SURE

There is one simple, safe and sure
way that never fails to get rid Of black
heads and that is to dissolve them.
To do this get about two ounces OF
plain powdered neroxin from any drug
store-sprinkle little on hot. wet
sponge-rub over the blackheads brisk.
ly-wash the parts and you will be
surprised how the blackheads have
disappeared. Big blackheads, little
blaokheads, no matter where they are,
simply dissolve and disappear. leaving,
the parts without any mark whatever. j
Blackheads are simply mixture of
dust and dirt and secretions from the
body that form in the pores of the skin.
Pinching and squeezing only causes ir-
ritation. make large pores, and do not
get the blackheads out after they be-
come hard. The powdered neroxin and
the water simply dissolve the black
heads so they wash right out, leaving
the pores free and clean and in their
natural condition. Anyone troubled
with these unsightly hlenishes should
certainly try this simple method.
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nRit,jNAL NOTICE.

To Warren Overpack: You are here
by notified, that there Is now filed in
the Office OF the clerk OF the district
court of the state Of Iowa. within and
for the county OF Marshall, the petition
of H. w. Shove, claiming Of You the
sum Of 3225.l4 as balance justly due on
your certain promissory note for S255.00
to plsintiff. dated Feb. II, 1914, due
forty days after date: also claiming
interest thereon at per cent from May
%, 1914, together with attorneys fees
and costs OF suit Also asking that .
writ OF attachment issue against your
goods, chattels. property. rights and
credits,
Now. unless you appear and make
defence thereto, at or before noon OF
the second day of the next September
term of said court. to be begun and
held at Marshalltown. Iowa, on the 7th
day Of September A. d. 1914 your de-
fault VIII be entered and a judgment
rendered thereon as prayed for IN said
petition.
Dated this 2sth day Of July. A. D.
1914.
H. w. SHOVE.
Plaintiff.
His Attorneys.
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iMable Dagle returned Wednesday
night from Melbourne, where she had
been ak weeks with Mrs. DaHue's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Triplett.
Earl willcuts and family moved into
town last week and are occupying the
Rasmus Thompson property oppobite
the canning factory. - NJ
| Lee Stewart, of rAmes. came Saturday
evening and issvistting his aunt. Mrs
]. B. Ramsey and f9nily.
Misses Sophia and.1Tena Chindlund
went to Clear. Lake Monday morning
for weeks outing.
Miss Helen Weaveriing, Of Warrens-
burg, MO. came Sunday morning for q
few days visit with Miss Grace Wynn
Fred Hite. wife and son. Elgin. and
mother, Mrs. Rebecca Hite, were over
Sunday visitors at the w. g. Hite home
at New Sharon.
was held ten days in tent across from
the depot. closed Sunday evening.
Miss Clara Pugh came up from Des
Moines Tuesday evening. She went
to Davenport Wednesday to visit her
sister.
Miss Sadie Lowry. who has been
spending part Oh HeE Eacdtloii dt T Oh
da with her sister, Mrs. Frank Ho-
cum, and family, came here Tuesday
to visit a few days with her parents
before returning to her work at Des
Moines.
Mrs. H. j. vosburg went to Lake
Okoboji Friday, where she will visit
her daughter. Mrs W. J. Ward
Miss Florence Wylie went to Grin
nell Saturday to remain for a time
with her grandmother. Mrs. John Wy
lie. who fell and hurt her arm.
G. w. Corrick and family and Emory
Stewart have arrived home from Clear
Lake, where they have been for ten
days.
Mrs. Mayne Madill and son. Gamer
on who have been visiting the formers
brother w. E. Paul and wife, at Min
neapolis, returned home Tuesday.
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BUILDING NEW HOMES.
Bungalow and House Started Ne;
Fremont and Seventh Streets.

Bungalow and House Started Near
Fremont and Seventh Streets.
Two more new dwellings are being
added to the group that has so rapidly
built up Fremont street. near Seventh.
William Lacey. carpenter and con-
tractor who moved here from Glendale.
Cal, about six weeks ego. has pur-
chased q lot Of Jesse Painter, adjoin-
ing the Painter property. and will
build six-room bungalow to cost
50, 900 to $4,000. A garage is being
built now into which the family will
move to live until the bungalow is fin
ished.
Samuel S. Swanson. 4o1 South Third
street, is building a two-story. six
room house with sleeping porch on the
second floor on, the lot at 203 North
Seventh street. Mr.. and Mrs. Swanson
and family expect ito move into the
house before cold weather sets in.
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been accomplished and zeal was mani
tested for greater work during tho conn
No Further Doubt.

When my wife and were on osal
honeymoon we were advised to visit
certain ruined castle the custodian o
which was relative Of the noble own.
err.
Having viewed the glorious old pile
was at a loss how and In what wa,
to offer gratuity. bearing in mind th'
blue blood" OF our guide. The follow
ing conversation took place: *
I'VE thank you for your courtesy
and would be glad to give q small sun
to any cause IL you have box for tina
purpose
sir" was the reply, I'VE have suci
q box"
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70 BUILD NEW REcToRv.

Catholic Church Of 81. Anthony 70
Erect Modern Residence For Pastor.
Anew rectory. to.cost between $4,000
and $1,000, is to be built by the parish
Of the Church Of the Sacred Heart at
st. Anthony. The building will be con-
structed along modern lines, and will
be one Of the finest residences in the
town. Rev. L. D. Tobin, pastor Of the
church, spent Monday at Watkins go
ing over the plans of the rectory at
that point, where Rev. A. P. Mayer is
pastor. Work on the st. Anthony rec
tory will begin some time next month,
and will be ready for occupancy by
early winter.