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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-13
PRICES SELL AS MUCH AS II
CENTS UNDER MONDAYS
AVERAGE.
PACKERS REFUSE TO sUY
EXCEPT AT REDUCTIONS
Bulk of Sales Made at Range Of S7.25
to s7.s5 and IS Hog Almost Disap-
pears-catte Market Continues
Weas-Trade in Sheep slow-cur-
rent Quotations.


y so pi''es 'oii
market being weak. Declines of IS
cents war;. no-ed IN many salas ana
= ,,.
va
hiAdrhe'. BULK SOFA al u range OF 40
TO S1.s5.
F.)sy4,, r,,arL-.rs ra,.siv.d q, 1oa ,,ncs
Monday. o., sea more Than lnsi Nom
day -0n ynora .han vear a.o and
!l..0e more than two wears ago. $.
I.ol.is was N. only western marie.
which reported A liberal ran. while all
Of rhe eastern markets were vel s.,p-
piled. Total FOR !ef. 10 date l..Se5.
Gao or .e4s. 00e less than same perioc
1918 and 40 tt,,j less -j,,o .orresuopd-
ing time 1872.
c..+I.
Altho arrivals AZ IN. eattla uens were
u,odera+. me marker showed xyastp.ss
and the s11 ton disappeared
Initial carrie s,,,,n,, mis- weak va
annie Another ,easonshle $40 a.
grass stafr reached ,hA Missouri river
ana IN. loc,.l I'm ca,.r7.5 a In, ~ sho~t-
fA6 syd Sr,za6 S,,,++ r,,-n ,aarby ,sr
rito-, Tn. ysne. ,o,.-inr.;o, uas
ha-yyAer @va s,a ~ -,o,,sa,,d ,,sin;,-
f-n-,, ,,n,,,.,. sna ~ pa,,,aS .,,;
na.csars 1a6 s,o,,t s,,a s,,,tbar,,
..hAre,3cs- airac- - on,rba nin.v woods
ra,.or rb.,- ere ,,,,,b,rg ~ sn.i,a
No--r A,ns-;can c,nr5re,,- <o- cannarv
rns-a~iai z,,7 IN -hs sa.~cb +r,- ,,g,srtal
"a ~ ;r.n ,i-s az go;,y ts- .esid
rbe,a rs co-.sn;,.,I,,,s -s,,rssa,,s-
,fo, -. .,s l.i,a - oa,-is ,ba, bave
-, 49,. a-,,,a-,,.,14+,. III go,
sidas apai,s- co-n.rth o- raze ~
rne r,ar,1riYe 80, Kansas -, ~.-
,or-a5 Al o0n sbov{nr mai The nrocess
~ 5en1a.;,s io,s Grass na st,,res in the
So,,rbyyes- !, snricina :on ~ yir,.r ;s
baf,,e --osse,,,s, ,.;goror,s]v IRE snti~a
-s,- Sr;ssa.,ri r-azf,s sraa ,,ss ron
rasa,,ad ~ .fe cr,,,, =. western mar
ta-s III. .gses,aa a oon b..6 ~
,5s ~ roir.s o,si,s- a non as, wea,,
s,5 = 6oo 80
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-13
MORGAN WOULD LEASE ROAD.
Offers Alaska Lire TO Government For
Sale or on Lease.

WasnIngton, OCT. L3.-An offer %
sell or ease the Copper River q North
ives tern railroad 10 The government, for
use in connection with the railway the
government is preparing 10 build in
Alaska, was made today by J. Pierpont
70 Secretary Lane Of the in
terror department.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-13
CHICAGO Potato Market.

chicago. OCT 2.
Potatoes-Lowar: Michigan and Wis
consin sta55. minnesota ana DAKOTA
3d52. Receipts ~ cars.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-13
Field Fertilization. Practicable.

such comparatively simple Delti iorti-
factions as the Germans have throw n
up on the Aisne battlefield will con
tinue 10 be found valuable when Well
manned with infantry and artillery.
The war thus far has emphasized the
great Importance o. the mobile arm.
o: infantry. modern field ARTILLERY, and
efficient cavalrymen, as distinguished
from iortification of the kind built up
AT such vast ou;lay OF time. money and
pains those al Liege, Namur aad
Antwerp
TO make the fortified place for de-
Tense asains; land attacks of the less
value, inc policy thus far in the war
ti bota SIDES has been not TO allow
the foEtifca lions % a town TO hinder
the advance of the main bodies more
than temporarily Ire place has beer
invested ard the armies have moved
on. Tn.s has been made possible by
r ason III the enormous numbers OF
troops available.
The fate Of Antwerp has been made
clear hat it's reduction IS. a task re-
curing less time than most military
expected when the siege vas undertake
en-. In spite % the exceptionally val
orous defense b. the Relgians, the in
cessant fire from hundreds OF poa erfui
guns. some Of i,eas Caiiuer, was such
as Ia smash The forts 10 pieces and fise
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-13
Ranne of PricAs

Furnished by Taylor & Patton, grain
merchants, % East Main street. Phone
SIS.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-13
Rana. Of Chicago Grain Prices.

Chicago. Oct. 10
whea,-Decemae- closed III; May
closed 1I6ss.
corn-Deceurse closed s7:s; May
closed esH.
oats-Deoemba- closed s1a; May
closed 81.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-13
MACHINERY

Consisting of one John Deere binder,
.-foot cut with transport and tongue
trucks: one Hayes corn planter with
1e0-rod wire: one Assertion lever har-
row; one Deere disc with tongue trucks,
one Clinton wagon with triple box, one
single top buggy, one Ohio cultivator:.
one walking cultivator. one sulky pillow,
one Rock Island hay loader. one four
horse Rock Island gas engine one power
feed mill one Dain sweep mill. one La
Crosse gang plow. This machinery has
all been bought new in the past two
years and has been kept in shed when
not in use.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-13
CHICAGO Horse Ma-k..

iIicaEG, oct 1S.-MonGaF horse
IRA de showed q little mere life than late
last week. hut stili IS not ], 10 The Us
aat demand for this time or the year.
Seasonaole cali for horses would mean
the clearing OF rs. eipts each DAY sucr
as = not the case al present. Last
weeG many az ne stale horses were
cleared. but quIie a number are now in
dealers hands and another week like
last should see stalls well emptied
Prices STOW little change from ting
low spot touched when horses hit the
tooossan about three weeks ago.
Though demand picked up some. prices
never did recover AMI right NOW
hoTs-s are selling . the lot point OF
the season. Runs have been large.
and while shippers had all the oppor-
tun!ty in the world TO ouN stock of good
qualit; a. reduced prices they did not
lake hold Of the offerings. Al! grades
suffered On 'ae decline. The best as
we'll a lhe poorest grades We're Sc. i
10 20 Al Silarpiy ioner prices. Now
that Iae range is settled down 10
basis Of lower values. sellers believe
shippers VIII see where horses are
worth the money and VIII turn their
attention 10 the market and make
clearance ot stoci1
Poor Choice
70 good. 10 extra
~.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-13
Omaha Livestock.

Omaha oct l3@Cattle-E stima teal
receipts for today sos :mari;et opened
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-13
Public; Sale
The undersigned will sell at public
auction on
October Is

Beginning at l o'clock p m. sharp. on
the John HI. Chinn farm. three miles
south and one mile east of Marshall
town, Iowa. the following described
property:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-13
HEAD OF HORSES J

Consisting of one sorrel gelding, 8
years old. weight 400: one bay gelding.
10 years old. weight 1000: one bay mare
9 years old. weight 100: one brown
mare. 10 years old. weight 1000.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-13
Peoria Cash Grain Close.

/ Furnished BY TayIor < Patton, owe
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-13

tFMrnished b. TAYLOR & Patton, over
% East Mainl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-22
9unoein @elec

3 9oI6s5un9eu, Q 8iibc, 2 glclfsn,
A pfeffertDrncr, bic Snole elmer Eols
ben Gitrone. psrnen in lei6t aeiols
5enem @afcr 4 Bis 8 StunOen aes
to9t; nebmc Die 3ungen berous, 10
balo Iie ipeib iinb. io6e cie 9rii9e,
bis man z 9uort bat, fIdrs iie ob,
oiebt Elm Glas @eiBpei:l, BEN Saft
einer Giircre oo5u, itelle cine Wlelo5
nens5orm in @is, lege iie NIT 4 ses
p0Ferteu balbirten Saroellen ons,
Sout nah ouBen, rebme getoHtes, &C.
IoI3enes GemiiIe: Grblen, tleine Stiide
8lumcntoGl, Sterne BON 0orottenT
Ifiiden, Stiid@en bon lauren @urten,
in E6eile geI4nittere OliOen, ou9 pez
terIilie, Icae g(nes laeerlpeiie in bic
Torm nit Der in SHeiben gei9nittes
nen 3unee. Damn ftiirSen, peraiert
nit iteifer W2oDonnoiie. tueihcm Gjelee,
Hobieswen uno qessriilie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-22
Sam eIfeuIe

2ege bic &eule in einen groBen
SopF, gcbe aipei GBloffel Sala. ! S6ets
l0ffel pfeffer, cine gon5e Safe 9pmas
toes, 4 rein sepuBts ean5s Sellsrietnols
len, 2 3eben fein eebadten &uoblaud,
1 eeIbe 3a6e, / peterflisnpurSel, 8
bis A 0uart taltes @aRer, to9e lonss
fam, bis Die 6ammelfeule peih, aber
ni9t gu gar lit. Damn gie6t man bas
6leGl6 duf cine 8ratpfanne, ftreut
Yapritn unO Sal3 0arouf elm 81
grob Sett, J Soiie burdssiiebte Gos
matoes. 1 9aKe Der 8riibe, norm bic
&eule eefoht Bat. 2oHe 0ieies i'm
Sfen f9on braun iperoen. Der Gel
lerie miro entneoer als Salat eegeben,
ooer man mo9t cine Ginbreune, uimmt
cine SoTe Der 8riibe. stpas @Tig uno
3uder. 9ie Suppe ipirO our9seiiebt,
etpos @roupen ooer 3eis 6ariH tpeitb
oeiomt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-22

@ut DerleIencr Spirat piro oriino=
lid gepaI9en. nit feoenoem BaITer
obqeto6t un0 oonn gcpisgt. Man
brGt I qf.mo fsinipiirfelig eslhnittez
nsn Sped Dengelb aus, rimmt bic
Spedpiirfel ans Dem Seit uno felt
Iie lporm, homit Iie irob bleiben. Sn
oem @pedTelt rDitet man cine tleinges
T1nittene 3piebel uno cinsn &OfFel
Mle6l, gicbt Don Gtm @pinaliDaHeT; In
Dem man cinen gouillonpiirfsI l0te,
70 piel 6ir5u, OaB cine Ieidt gs6unoene
Souce entliebt unb 0iinitct Zen Gpinot
bomit Our9. Mon fhmedt i'm mil
Gol5 unb iDcnig DlustotnuB ob uan
ri6tet i6a an. @r niro am &oHoe nit
eiuem &rar5 9raitartoffeln umlest
oic Nliite Eetcdt nan nit Spie9els
eieru unO btitreut oos @an5e suleBs
nit Den pormsebalicaen GpsapurIeln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-22
6eMt init RI6Ren.

Ginen eroBeu, friI9en Se6t f9nsis
bet man in Stiide, Ialoe innen uHo
auBen, 2 groBe 3pie6eln in Stiids ge=
I9nittcn, 2 observation-disclosures in
S9eiben eeIdnitten, 6 llnsen Butter,
pfeffsr, I MustatnuB gerie6er. orei
@lGttGen friI9en Salbei uuO etpas
frtf9 gebadte pstsriilie. 3ulebt mebs
rcre 9Offsl Mebl I'm idmig 81 maiden.
- &l0b9en. 9rsi S9nitten oltes
MeiBbrpb perDen eingeipei9t, Elm 2Ofs
fcI Butter in Der pfdnne parm se=
maGt, Dann bic Butter in 0os @ro6
cin5ie6en IaFen; ipenn falt. 2 geI4lo=
gene @ier, etlpos Gals, 2 3piebeIH
re6t fein eebodt. pfcfFer, stipos Uluss
fatnuB unO Elm sebadte peteriiIie,
oller Our1gemii9t nit etipos Mebl;
fleine &l0Bden geformt uno in Der
TleiI9brii6e lpei9 geto9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-22
Nieren l6wRben
bic Slale,
ycbmen Sic Sol5c, nm Oic 9lirren
auS5aipaIcn HnO beihenOe SGn-
rem Jii nentraliiiren.

g2iereu. mo @laien- ShlU1te lit
cine Goloe bon Sornidure, inote cine
befannte gutoritGt. 2ie 91iercn ion-
bern 6iele S1ure aus Dem 9Iut nb
unO fiibren OieIeIbe in oie @lnie pei-
ter no iie oft uerbIeibt, irritirt nno
ent3iinoet. eincn brennenoen Sdner5
peruriaht ODER oe 9laieumiinoing
oerma6en rei5t, OaB Sic 5pei oOer
0reimol m1brcno Der Gadt gedpun-
gen iinO, Grleidlterimg 3u ilher
Ger Qeioenoc lebt in bcitdnoiger
8urnt, Ser llrin miro nit eineln @e-
fiibl oes 9rennens nusgeidieoer uro
tommt in iebr groBen Mcngeh im6
oft beiteben Sbpieriafeitet 6eniel-
ben eiiisilbolten.
gloienihiudfe nennen es bic mei-
item 9clitc, ipeil iic Die glbionoerlng
oeS Trims nidjt controliten tonren.
Obelet6 eS oilberIt lditig itno 0mpci-
len aud idncrsboft if, eiebt es foum
ell 2eioen, oas 70 ibnell beieitist
ipcroen fam. aauicn Sic bon 81.
rem 2lpotbefer ettua bier llr5en ,Soo
salts uno nebneu Sic oopon Dor
Dem 6rii6ihid einen GbeeloiicI boil
III eincm @loie @oiier 6obren Sic
Damn 5nei ooer 0rci Gage fort. Tie-
les miro Die S1urcn i'm llrin nciitro-
IiIiren onmit Oicielben ni6t ldngcr
Die 9laIc inO anocre Sarnorgane ir-
ritiren, peIde Damn pieoer lire nor
molen 3uuftioncn aufne6men.
SAB SaIts" lit bi(Iig. bormloS
uno ans 1rou6enidlrc uno Gitronen-
lat eemodt, miro nit 2itbiu per-
rliidt imo bon 9ouicnOen bon 9elt-
ten gebrauht Die infolae bon 6oru-
characterization lmter Sorubei6per-
Den SIT leioen baben. oSo6 Solts~
1T por5iielid fiir Die 9lieren imo bin.
terlnBt feline ihlebtcn gloHpirtim-
gen.
Sic bo6en bier ein aneene6meS,
oor5iglides 9itbia ggoHer @etr1nf,
Dos iHnell olle 9laienIeioen beieitiet.
s (9lu5eise.)
gdHs 5nr Belle ln's anSIanS DeEpros q.
",aiues Nlr. 4l3s El.WeliimugesGtrn0t, MGte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-22

Gin aut qereini9teS !0u6n ipir0 Sers
tbcilt, in cine aoherolle esgeber uno
nit foAenoem Mn1er beoedt, bdnn 3
Minuten fo9en ldiien. Damn I9iittct
man ous @an3e ouT einen 9ur9idlag,
fpalt Dos 6leiIt6 nit faltem Waher
ab, aie6t es in bic &oKeroLs Suriid
uno Ttent es pieoerum nit fo6enOem
MoHer ouT. DoSu giebt man / Gb=
l0Ifel GalS, 3ipei 3piebeln ilno Gin
3ipeiglein peieriilie rno idBt es Iangs
fam pei@ fo6en. 3ebu Wlinuten Dor
Dem 9(nri9ten bereitet man Die SlOBs
cben pic folat: pint Mebl unb Elm
1beelUfFel 8udpulper iDiro 3ulammens
eefiebt, ] Sbeel0ffel SaI3 bin5u; 5psi
qonse Gier per0en nit elmer bolben
9aKe u2il9 perriibrt, Damn oontit
i1nen nit Dem Wlcbl Gin Seig dnges
riibri, bon benz nit einem SBeeloffcl
3lOb9en ousgetoHen uno oben auf
oos 5ricaNee gelegt iperoen, bos man
Uor6er nit Butter uno Mebl ettpas
Deroidt bat. 3ugeoedt muB oas 6rIs
cahee nod feds Wlinuten to4en, oann
sie6i man sic &dKerolle BON Ssuer
3uriid unO laBt Die &l0B4en nod 3
bis 5 Wlinuten O6ns gu lo4en Sieben.
Die TteiT@fiide iperbeu in Die Mitie
ser G0tiIel aege6eu. Oie 3lOBe rings
nm uno 0os 5ricaiiee ipiro iiter oos
5IeIib gcaoilen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-22
Am @odl5eitst6urm.

Qlm !5o95eitsturm in 9ormIta6t,
ienem rooen6en 3ci9en Der 3urIt Sos
fef Slbri9s, pron9t ouf Der SiioIeite
Ieit einioen @o9en eine eelpoltige
Gonnenu6r. sic muroe no9 3eids
nunqen bon proTeTor 8. 80. &leutens
in Dormitoot ausgsfiibrt. Dus funs
felnbe Molait pon Sob uHo BIou,
bas Die @enolicn oes Tierireiies in
orioinellem Geife nufipeiIt. Iooet bic
Some au einem Tarbisen 8ooe in gols
Oenen @luten, bic iie aus ben Steinen
0es MloIoit auflobsrn ldBt. @ariibsr
bin panteIt 0er IhiporSe Strid oes
3eigers. Inter Der llbr I@miidt elm
6pru@ pOn gauooif 9. Sinoing Die
Winuer:
Der Sag esbt iibsr msin 9eIi&t,
Die No1t, iic taiiet leis portei,
llnb Sog uno No9t Elm gIeit6 @epiAt
llno Sag uno RoGt Elm Ginerlci.
IS I9reibt bic OunIle 9tbrift Der Sos.
ltno ountler nod Icbrsibt lie bic glut5i
lln0 feiner lebi, Der Osuten mag,
@os bsioer S@oitsu i9m gsbyd9t
ltn6 epig trsiIi oic GNoi!cnIAriTt;
oshIang iicbTt ou i'm omIleu Spiel.
@is einmol bio bic OsuhIn9 irifIt:
9is 3eit 1T I'm. ou bit ON 5ieI.
Eoh, 6rieoe t6nt BEN @olfern rot6;
Still riiben lie i'm fremoen 9ooeu
EcS %oterlonocS aroBc Iootenl
81 8. g
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-22
0ic alaec NM Sic suOtcn.


Gic lesteu 9loieu miiiIeh itcr6en
Gin SheioegriIb 5iebt our4 oen
@alo;
llno 9latt iiir 8lott ieb' id) Ucrf0r-
ben
Gle 5lrren iinO MIN 6O' mo foH
go biit ou oelm. ou ihone 3eit?
Gi liegit 10 fern on Bit 10 nett
8erflimgen 1T oas 2ic6esmerber
Sic IesteiI &oieil niiijen itertcn.
llno maubcs Scr5, oos fro6 gcidla.
gen
Stuum rubt &C iest I'M fii6leu
8rlmo;
aeir Siegesreigen miro mc6r rdgelt
@eihloiicn 1T Ser trcuc N|uno
Gs 5iebt Gin &loaen onrb Die Melt,
Sod Orinot es Bis gum Sternen5elt:
gicI gauieno Seloen iino eriAlogen,
,Sn oicieu itllrmbclvcGten Eagcn.
90 maudcr Siirolir9 rruBtc itrci-
ter
60 monder NlomJ oes Souies
9aupt;
Ga mlbicn tic oen Soa erleioca
Ter aric9ssott bot lie ms aeroubt.
Iie Seinatb ieGcn tic nint me6r
@ie mar ser Eooestompi 70 id)lucrl
Shmini rii1eu iie I'M ircnioeu 9oocn,
7cs TaicrlanoeS groBe 8ootenl
Sic poIlien aGc uie0crfontuen
Go freuOig flone ooS 2lbiticosport;
Tos &ot6 Der @oneeu lit pcrgloms
mcu,
GoS 3er5 ribt till am iremOca Srt.
Iic N2utter iucilt. Der 9oter flcbt,
CAB bod Der Grieg poriiberge6t,
llno immer foumen Irnuerbotelt
lln5dblbar 1T Ole 3obl Der Eooten
las fleine Sino, faim lrnr's gebo'
ren,
@eboreen III 10 treuer put;
Cas- @oierbcr5 bots frii6 ucrlorcit
8criuaiIt 1T ihon oos iuu9c 9lut II
gr trua oos 9iIo i'm @aiierrod,
aiibn riit CT ii6er 5teir mo Stod;
Shon wor Der qroBe 5ieg crrlngen,
1ic StngeI luor ing Scr5 georuugcn.
Ga lag er roAelno uIf oeui 8ooen,
8erglast mar idou Der itol5e 9lia
llno rineslrn, inter all oen Tooterl
5cin lester Urii6 idluebt pcit 5il-
rid
Oabcim, cn lportct @eib mo aino,
ggie groniont oo1 Die Uoher linol
ga woaen Iie oen Sies cruerben
9lutrotb nuB iid Oic Groe idrben.
@obl i6miidt Oas Gbrcutrcu5 oen
Streiter,
Ger fiibu iein 2eben BAT gemagt'
Ger blutee @oiienton5 tobt lpeiter
Sb aud oas golf i'm Shmer3e tlagt
gereinidnmt lit 10 mouhcs SouS
aein fro6es 2ieo Csingt me6r 6erauS.
Stia iie6t man lie CUR Stride uollen,
@iel Lnuieuo @lduner iino 9ciallcu.
llno INNER peiicr tobt oos S6lod.
tel.
9lls p1r's Der 9oae Oladtge6ot
Eie @ithpen nno Die @aiien iamoA-
Ten.
Gos Gleno orin5t, Ole 9lotb lit groBl
on .f.T = Qll.Il So. KcI&o..l..$
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-22
gIm san Ssr suSten.


.g&eiBt 9u's, mas Der Gag beoeutet,
'sDdt oes SpGtberbit's Sonnenideiu2
SorIt 9u, pie Oie @Iode IGutet,
9Is ioafs sor elm 6eittog iein.
lIno Elm 6eittae it's fiiripabrl
@ro6 lit beut' Der @Gite Sdoor
2uuter Itiae Srieoensboten,
@cilte iit Der Gag Der Gootenl
Sb Oh iie audi IGnelt ocrgeiicn
SIMMER febreu iie 0uriid;
9onuteit Oh OoS mir ermeiien,
SreltnOlid eIdu8t ibr treuer Bid
Treue 9icbc bort niht ouf,
Gros Oem piIOen 9eitenImif;
glls Dir gar nidts mebr geblieben,
@cute tommen 0eine 9iebenl
Moa sic itoI5e g8eIt unS idmdben
@enn OoS &cr5 iid Wcitbiu icbnt;
GRng Die @iiieuidaft iib bIdbeu,
Qic iih lmcriesIid iD6bnt
Gtuas andres iuhen mir,
Terne bon Oes Grades Sbiir;
ASrieO' lm0 6reloe miro seboten
gNcltc lit Der Gag Der Eootenl
yHonge 4ob' id mid geitrdiibct
ltno cin Scnieits fono id niht
@eun Der iroi6e 0Ieuid 5erlt6u6et,
SIT oas Seben nusgeipiint
llnO fein Wenid bat ntir'r eciogt
DAB cin neuer Sriibling tagt;
W}cine 2ebrer, meinc Meiiter
gSuBten nihts bon 9iei6 ser @eiIter.
5pdter bob' ids ieIbit gefmOen,
g9ic ein 9idt IN ounflcr Slodt;
lIuO mein 8meifel 1T entiapunoen.
e3Aneller ols ids ie eeoaht.
Manu6cn Srrueg miBf i'd eebn
llnO al mondem areu0peg iteb'n;
9tdber fomen mir Die 9oten,
Sreluoli6 griiBtcn mid Die SoOteu.
9tidt ON finitern @robeelGnoc
Guide if bic 9ootcn beltt',,
Sreue &iebc bat fein @nOe,
Gie mir ibre @oben beu't.
gsos Der itol8e g}rno aud iprift.
91cineu @louben roubt Sbr niht;
Greunoli6 griiBen mid Die GoOten,
Gie mir nelles 9i6t gebotcn.
Gpdter rpirit ou6 Gus erfeuueu
SSog Dir beilt' innloeIi@ i6eint;
SSreuoig pirit Gu'S oann 6efennem
g9os Dein itoI5es Ser5 Oerneint.
9iinfit Oh Did aud bo6eelebrt,
gId, Wcr peiB, pie lang es wdbrtl
Ginnal muBt 0u's bod erfobren,
CAB sic lo0tcii bci Dir poren
Conf6or Ieeit Oh Shmen uicocr
slitf 0es Grieobof's ooer 6Inr;
Gcinc 2icbcr febren uicocr,
Nrei bon icOer Eooesipur.
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A%ls wdr'S SriibIingsionnenidein;
llno Oh iaeit cs imumuunoen:
.Natcs 2ift bo6' ib eefunoenl"
81. 3. 9.
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Safe 5nr Weile ln's ansIaMo DeIprol e.
,ainf, Wv. 4la, pf.Weltlmure'stTa6s, nate
~Salsw eusst MUeaNt.
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edn Seinnlstel auS gua irsl ssriantt.

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oonu belam er einen itliiumcn boppelten eruc0,
oer ibn biHnen &ur6em Mot nur SlpanG, ali
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an Seii ielielte @r ocrimdbte elHen 2oltor nad
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bern. Neine Griolgcl SdlleBid5 lYnroe er llf
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Operation nnierNebeu ooer iterbcn iHlBte. Gr
Tot ielne0 bon belaen. CT beilte llen leLbit.
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anpitdn CoIlineB nnhie aus ii@ iel6it uno
icinem 3uiiano Gin 9tnniuul uno enblib
lauo bic ibn az cinem 9eiun6en, ilar!en. lebeH5
lrdiilaen uno glidi6en Wlnnnc maGte.
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reH, iic M eiuior. lcibt cnwcnobar, tiber uno
9rnd Eat, iouie ols 9u0 bon Hapidn Gollluas
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meIde aeIdii0nueeu bciolgen lam. @cs NuN
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qeno eHen Hrublcioenoen beriaHat. beg rniens
iiebcnoca 9oupou dmSihllt Gennei ibH obec
iofcrt alei9 jett ebe Sbg bic Seinng
pcqleet
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na9 8slisbsn uno 5ulebt ben Sdaum
bonn GiiueiB; gopernIauer.
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0foOernc annitaustef.
lung. 9eiuder (Dor einem mo.
ocrnen GjenFloc) u@on ocm gtoii
m0o,te i'd eile gQeiic 1aten
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-06-12
vernon PAID FITTING
!. TRIBUTE TO VETERAN
From Thursdays Daily.

From Thursdays Daily.
Vernon Center, June 4.--Annual
memorial exercises betting the day
were held here last Saturday after
noon. The Vernon Center band
played several patriotic airs on the
village green, at the conclusion OF
which the largest crowd ever as
sembled here on Decoration day,
marched to the hall where the pro-
gram was given as follows: song.
male quartet. prayer. Rev. Mr.. How
ell; reading, Mrs. Wanda Pierce;
song. ladies' quartet; an address, by
Attorney George Champlin OF Lake
Crystal. eldest son OF Hon. Il. +.
Champlin, a civil war veteran. This
splendid address was followed by
another selection by the male quar-
tet. The procession TO the Gene
terry was led by the band, followed
by the school children carrying
flags and wreaths. and the old sol
diers In automobiles and hundreds
of citizens. The concluding cere-
monies we're held at the cemetery
where flags and wreaths were placed
on the soldiers graves, and Com
rade Clement gave a short address.
A pathetic incident took place on
the way to the cemetery. when the
procession stopped at the home of
Frank Robinson in Old Town. SO that
the boys of 81 could exchange
greetings with their old comrade,
Harvey Thew, who has been In fail
ing health for several months. This
is the first time since Memorial day
was established. that Mr.. Thew has
not taken part in the ceremonies Of
the day. and his absence WAS sin.
cerely regretted by ALI When the
greetings were over Mr., Thew was
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-06-12

Tooker Of that village. After the
marriage Mr.. and Mrs. Selby left
immeditely for the twin cities
where they win spend a few days,
and will return TO Vernon next Tues
day. The groom's parents issued in
vitations for q reception to the new
lyweds at their home in Old Town
on Tuesday evening and a pleasant
time was had. The happy couple were
the recipients OF many handsome
and useful gifts which they will en-.
Joy and prize In their new home.
They will begin housekeeping at
once on Mr.. Selbys fathers farm
In Ceresco. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Sci.
by have been teaching school for
several years past and are anticipat.
ing great pleasure in the return to
the glad free life on farm. Z
Mr.. Chreshon OF winnebago Wis.
tied his daughter at Central Wed.
riesday.
Earl Pepper and Lawrence Butler
Of Mankato spent Sunday with
friends.
Mrs. Anna Johnson and son of
Coleman. S. D.. are in Vernon for
Two weeks visit with Mrs. John.
sons parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Foster.
Mrs. Laura Mede returned satur-
day night from a weeks stay. in
Rochester. After a very thorough
and careful examination the doctors
decided that she was suffering from
badly diseased tonsils, leakage Of the
goitre and gall stones. She had her
tonsils removed Thursday and was
able to return home Saturday night.
She will 60 to Rochester in about
two weeks and submit to two more
operations. The doctors expect that
she will be in good health after this
ordeal. This will be welcome news
to her many friends throughout the
county.