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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-07

3u9ebeH, aclinQt piclcn. 1ies lit ser
erlte @roO oeS @eritGnonilics DON
9}ulif. g8er OaS nidt Dernaq ser
ilt unnitiifaliih. 9}o1 lcidter olS
obiolutc N}elooien Qelingt es, ioIbe,
Nie allf 9crie fompouirt iin0, 5u be.
halten uu0 Die0er3uge6en nonlent-
lid, menn oieie Gerie, iuie iold)e po-
pul1re IanS- unO 9lrbeitslie0er, Dem
allgenleinen &critGn0niB anqepaBt
lin0 GicieS prilnitibe W}uiifoer-
it1noniB almG6Iid b06cr aus5ubiL
Den gelingt ndt immer Ieidt un0
miro nur ourh auimarfianes, oft-
mails picocr6olteS s6ren oeSielbet
aunitrcrfeS crreicht &oiuu cine
&unit uerIan0l 10 ie6r nod @ieoer-
6oluuA mic ole NluIif, lno ii6erli9
lieat elmer oci @nuptqriinoe Der $50
pularitGt 9liharO g9ognerS oarin,
0nE CT in ieinen &unltpcrfen mcnige
o6er anBeroroentlih plaitii6c Nielo,
Oicn INNER pieocr in0 iuieoer bringt.
Grfreuen an Scr D}uiif fam Ii6 70.
init ieOer, Der Die aeringe W}H6e 81.
tern 9(u60reuS oes gIei6cn &unit-
pcrfs uiht iheut. @eriteben in 30.
Germ Sinnc. miro icooA elm miriifa.
liicher @erf nur Oerienige, Der sur
Grfcnntnib ieineS 9(ufboucs gelangt
lit &aim cine aluit, ouBcr Ser glr'
c5itcftlr, lit Ocrart olifS Sornlale be-
griinoet mic Oie onidciucno ms llfer-
loia ilieben0c Mliif. gluS mcihliher
@etii1lSOuicIcs aur GrfemitniB Oes
ipa0ren @eicnS ctpa elmer 8eet1o.
nenidcn Sinionic III gelangen iollte
elm crilrcbensmcrt6cS 3icl iiir jcOcr
mobrbaft @cbilOctcn ieiN Iaiu be.
0orf eS freilid 0cs lic6cuollcn 5his
OiumS, Oos oaerOinaS uidt nit oenl
Sejicrmeiier il oar Sauo 6etrie6en
iucrocn ioQ; inO 10 f0nnte oeun ma.
mcntliM an Scr Sano cineS feiuiii6.
lenoen 9erotbarS aus ic0sm Muiif'
lie6enOen audi nod Gin N3ulifucriiGn.
Giacr mer0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-07

rifaniide go6nboltcu reGnet. Gun-
nels, GranGeen, 9riiden, t6eils IN
riibner ghtsfi6rlng, moren n0t6ig,
nm oaS SCOTLAND 5u geDinnen oas
iebt bel Dem @eiterbul aber feline
S6pierigfeiten un0 auBergepobnli-
die llnfoiten ntebr peruria@en Miro.
9hli Oieies gehmOc unO irltdtbore
SoHlano, OoS fiir cine groB5iigigc
elropdiihe @oloniiation mie geibof-
len lit, uno fir oas @etreioe itnO @e-
miiie iic6 beionoers cignet wer0cn
begriinoetc @offnumgen geiebt, 5rmal
ibon ieBt bic @ingeborencn bort er-
6eblidc W}engcn Wlais anbauen, mel-
die &ultlr gon5 beOcutenoer @nt-
midellng fobig lit.
@S lit ionit einIeudteno, OoB 6ei
10 groBen 9li0eouuuteri@ie0en oui
wenige bunoert GiIometer Cutter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-07

Gin eiaeuartiaes Bid eribicn Dor
cinigcn gaaen hei Sicily @lcmer IN
9cip3ia Der befalmte Rpdologc
Ir. alooli &cDeHiicin 9erlin tcin
Vlann Der 36eoric, ion0crn DER
Ntaris, oem mir audi oie groBe piy.
Goloaiite Gr6ellina Der 9lrbeiter
~icttantcu almltansitcllnIg pcrs
faRfcn gie6i cinc SamHhmg pou
glnsprumcA 0eridtc0ener glrbciter
aber gtieBihe 1eraiS
Saalobncr, 2dloiiar, gnllraidar,
a6dcr iiw ietcn iih bier init Scr
&bloiopbic 9iia6ihes niseinatDcr.
sos lrabcrc &rinsip 3ur G5araftcri
liit Rdme @oMenlobn gln5abl ocr
alioer Gcr0ilouna au}ugebcn lprr
Nc 'aAcN aelaiien 0a iib in Dlau1ieu
6aileu Standardization cr9cAeu
liaiten Sie bier 5u &orta faninen,
ilno oAsIrea craaniiria gIr5cltcr
lliis @llisl.AplbiloHng. @'ic taalcA
HiN ossle Aepcet,n rlt1clclCN .WcH
iMel 81 g9legiac2 IaB gera0c 0cr
2risflplsc aliel @aiiuppAca ciuc iaty
m rbiA teiroatlihs sIu6daacriAait
HEtqr oen Nragitern iQa0 braaBt
Nufdaas nidt 3lI 0cnmin0csf Ss
6at w &ahraet tnpal uiaiol5 Is Uiclq
Nlcniden o!lcr Sclcai9oitsllaiicn
asac6ea Bio 0aH pcroeHocn Satt. Scl
llctorlncuibcH in lIdl medign iiihltcr
.pSgr iHig0citcns 3ll ilberipuloca bat.
.tqf 9,icfiAc. Scr 2ebauscntlrcm0atc
aer M cif;cn 6ittcEcu &oocn@Aial
gcgsrl6gilte 9lnadoret mp per aus
fant c5cniae cinc3 lebenSDollcn @olts'
or7suisnm5 icis Sa6r0ua0crten 1ers
ct'degiiicue 9ir6citcr 0cr pom @cs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-07

&alm ciu anoercr Giieubobn6au
III ocn Eropen iii I'M Ieetcn Sal6.
ia6rc 10 oft genannt poroen pie pie
@cnaurlo.gobn wclde int &abrc
1902 Dem INSTRUMENTATION
Gngldnocr 9o6ert g9iaiamS ieitens
ser porhigieiiiben aegierimg ols
@crbiHoung bon oen 9ltlaniiihen
G3ean ourh Die &olonie sln1ola
uadi ocu reiden Sfatango.Dlincn COS
iiioliMen @cI1iidsaougo fon5eiionirt
mnroc mo mclbc neucrOinBs ais
9lls0angsplmft Der Net9cilialnG
Dcutimer Stapitalicn an Der @ridlics
Bnng 9lngolas au0oucrn0 in Der
sRrciic 6c5cid6net iuuroc gad0em ror
orcioicrtel sSobreu cine 81 llurcht
Dem 9eichstan3ler 5lacidricbenc lit
Berlin eridiencne anongme 9roidiirc
aIulti9c S9cltpolitif lno tein
Grcq0 pelme in @irfli6feit BON
einem ii6Gr por8iigliAe @erbiAoiua,
Gen 0erfiigen0en &errn in 2oa0ou
ncsfaft lit Die Sluilnertiamfeit lDei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-07

ter an ser &iiitc, peIde SIR Ser.
biuomg Der 5uei Sdfen 2obito unO
9engueaa oicncn ihon bei 100 Sti-
lometer cine Scebobe oou 800 N&eter,
bei 3S5 &iloneter cine iolhe bon
1854 @}eter crreiHt mirO. 9uuf oieier
Strede waren oober ii6erauS seit-
rou6cnoe uuO iebr foitipicligc Gro-
nrbeiten crior0erlicb, pelc6c mcicnt-
lid ii6er ooS @loB binousgingen.
wel6ea man inn 0irbiduitt fir ali
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-07

tcrer arciic aui gebcime oclltid.elig
liicbc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
pclcuft 6ottc lit Dies Cbcma pieocr
bolt in Der epropoiidlcn &relie cr0r-
tert iuor0cn. QScun aub Der 9ieidls
fan5lcr i'm 9icitbstase BON 0ieiei
ocitib .engliicben ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
bonolugen m1r iagtc, oaB lie bercits
meit poracidrttcn ieien, oobci goi5
olsoriidlih bctonen0, DOB olrrb pic.
icl6cn ir1cnowelNe 9fe@te Iritter
nibt ucrlcbt miiroclL 10 muBte ooA
oac @elt oaB iih oicie 9lnoeutlm.
0en aud oui ciuc Srbeioun0 oeltlher
im0 cngliiber ruirt6iboitIidcr Su
tereiien IN 3cntraloirifa 6e8o8cu.
Sic @engleaa-@oRl OcroaHit ibren
9}omcn Dem mdti0en 0oien bon
9enaueqa (prid 9clgeua) an Der
&iiite gln9olas, Der groBtcu @olonic
BcrtlgaIs, ctipa 10 groB lpic Gcuticb
lan0 mo GeIierraidj-llnAarn 3uion
mcnacRommen Sn 9en9ueQa bciin
ben lid oncb bentc nod oic aroBten
Snnocls6dilier icncs Iiitrifts r6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-07

10 oaS Commencement, mdbreuO ooS
@cncralgouocrnemcnt icincn SiB IN
Der SailptitnOt glngolas, Soanoo,
Bat 8cngueaa iicbt niht obue glei0
aif ocu allm0bIib iid eutuidelnOen
&afen BON &obito, ociien 9udlt, mel
die Ourh cine 5iemlib parallel 5iir
&iiIte in 0oS W}eer iiA critredenOc
SunO6anf ge6ilOet miro, 36 &ilome.
ter norolicb bon 8enguella licgt.
2obito lit scr SofeH Ser 3ufunit,
Oenn in oicier ticfen qeidiiBten 9udt
fonnen oic llebericc0ampicr oireft
ON Sfai anleaen moOurdl Gin genial.
tiger 8or3ug Dor allen ii6rigcn Sd.
fen icner @cgcno eutitebt. Gie @e.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-28
REPRESENTATIVE Cattle Sales.
etockers and Feeders.

Chicago. MAJ 25.-A continued mar
row country demand with only teTF
odd loads Of cattle sold in the stocher
division on country account during the
entire morning. caused yard buyers 10
put I'D a Oearish front on the fresh
supply OF stock ard feeding cattle
which was OF fairly good proportions
Rejecting narrow outlet and the de-
cItnes effected since the close last week
in beef and butcher cattle. bids came
largely l00l5c lower on stock and
feeding stuff and a considerable pro-
portion of the supply sold at that de-
cline from Monday and last week
closing basis, altho occasional sales
particularly If good to choice thin
stocks Of light weight were about
steady.
Declines noted on top Of the break
late last week has put the largest share
Of the offerings on big 25d sOc lower
basis than the high time struck JUST
two weeks ago today, and there are
frequent instances Of soc loss on me
dunn and plain qualified stuff. HeavT
steers got slim call to the feeder out
let and narrowness Of country demand
for all classes slowed down the trade
on the more desirable light stuff.
Dry weather in some localities Is
keeping some buyers out Of the market
and altho therx are numerous orders
on file most Of them are pegged at stu
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-28
Senate May Force Action.

Unless President Wilson acts on his
own initiative and names a commission
TO deal with the Colorado strike in
substantially the same way Roosevelt
dealt with the anthracite strike soon
after ne became president, the senate
Will probably take cosn!zance OF IL.
Since the wives OF the miners depicted
the horrors OF the strike, and told OF
women and babes shot down and 81
women and children smothered in
pit where they had taken refuge be-
Meath tent. which was set on fire by
mine guards, numerous senators are
saying.
This thing must stop. Something
has 10 De done
II IS not easy TO figure out what to
do Senator's Kern. Kenyon and Mar
tine are trying to get the president 10
deal with the situation himself and
pick powerful ;nvestigative commits
sion which would comm and the atten-
ito, Of the country. at -he same time
directing this commission 10 use its eff
forts 70 bring about peace.
Mus. Stretch Authority.
In order 70 do this. u7d uDtedly the
presiden, would have 70 stretch his
authority. just VIVA, ne has told the
senators who have talked With him
about il is not disclosed. Senator
Kenyon saw aim lately but declined to
make a statement as 20 what occurred
II is believed the president hesi,ates
10 take as drastic action as the sena-
tors would like to have him.
One Of the embarrassnl ents is that
the house has been conducting an in
vestigation thru sub commtttee
While this has accom- oiished something
much remains 10 be done
A way out Of It would be to have
/ both houses adopt a resolution for a
commission 20 be made W of two or
more senator's. Two or more house
members and also two or more promin-
ent citizens One suggestion Is TO
have a mem Der Of the supreme court
put on the commission. This commission
would not only go ~ the bottom Of the
facts but II would endeavor TO settle
the trouble.
The bitterness Of teeling IN the sen
ate Vas manifested Saturday evening
when there we're outhursts OF senti-
men. from various senator's against
Rockefeller. This .ras in the debate
over use BY the agricultural depart
r7ent Of general education board funds
Senators X arn. KENYON and MARITIME
! plan 70 have the statements OF the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-28
TIMES REPUBLICAN, MARSHAILTOWN, IOWA MAY g. 1914

lower levels. A feeling prevails, how
ever. that any further material de-
cline will bring out much broad
country demand, especially If grains
conditions continue as favorable as
they are at present in most sections
Stock cows and heifers are moVlns
slowly and few are escaping 20 soc
decline from last weeks early prices
this market having shown its h!shes'
phases early last week.
Best selected. $50 to 1850 lbs.S..sV q SO
Best selected, 500 to $50 lbs. sl5 q say
Good to choice, goo to 1000
lbs. Observation-Disclosures. 7.s5 q $50
Good to choice, 600 20 500
lbs. 7.75Gs.lo
Fair to good, 500 TO 500 lbs. rs @ go
Common to fair 500 to 700
los 6.6517.25
Inferior to fair light ....... 500 q 6.oo
Inferior to good stock heiters o.oVG o-sV
Good to choice stock heters esV q '-to
Good TO choice stock COWS. o.VOd e.eo
Poor 10 good stock COWS -. 5.259 500
Fair 10 choice stock bulls. =. 6O0d $50
Good to choice stock calves. 7.,5 $50
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-28
Grain Trade News Items

From Lau-sC-'z wire % Ball < W-ich-
1881
Primary -ecetp,s-whear, 535. SOC;
corn. 962.15h. oats, 100000.
Primary shipu.er:s-W Wheat, - 300:
corn. 56Igo5: oats. 1000.
lea-aEces-Wh@a- and four. 735,-
1h5: corn $4,000: oats. = roo
Northwest cars-M!aoeap polls, 10;
D2lath, . Winnipeg, 81.
Chicago gar iOts-Wheat, III; corn,
c52 oats IS
Estimated cars Whea;
rs, corn, 3.3; oats. 81.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-28

Chicago. May 2s.-Hog prices, which
have been at the lowest level OF the
season. showed 4 tendency today TO
harden.
Pece,pts were estimated early in the
day al $4,000. but. the probable num-
Der was later cut 10 2l,eeQ, including
nearly 1000 Canadian hogs shipped
from the Winnipeg country by chi
cage specuIator. Arrivals & week ago
We're 25.nt9 and year $50 $s.ss3.
From present Indications Il looks a s
mo receipts the balance u he Week
owing 10 Monday and Tuesdays bad
nreak in prices. viii dwindle 20 small
proportions Today's probable run. il
Guiding about 1000 direct t packers
5 estimated at only 5000.
There was a decided ct1rIs ilmert OF
hog supplies at most markets COM
pared with week ago and q year ago
Yesterday Eleven points were credited
with 1000. or 10000 less than week
90 and $4,000 less than year ago.
Cattle.
High ten 7erat8res continued u IN
te-ta-e with the sale Of cattle
Mid-weeE cattle supply vas slightly
l.. excess Of what the al a7ce car re-
port indicated but receipts were cry
light elsewhere. 4. Missouri river
markets beef was a scarce article.
Kansas City reported 2.5b@. Omaha me
same rumbe- and there wore only 80
600 AT the SIX points. against 10000
year ago ne haif-weea run a. these
markets being s6.001 against 1900 4
YEAR a-o Loca! receipts to- me three
expired days were around $500, which
j. 2p00 more than last week, bat 5000
less than Z year ago.
Sheep.
Buyers VINO had . obtain sheep and
lambs were com PEELED 10 conCede an
advance
Packers ware discr:rina ting buyers.
passing Up common and mediocre stuff
with scan, attention and hearing down
hard OF heaEy lambs particularly ma
lives and heavy sheep. All such sold
u-,evenly lower l5I25 cents down ia
numerous instances. The better killing
dry LOT stuff met with more considera-
ton a. ,he hands Of buyers bu- Il TOO
sold unevenly, occasional sales nearly
steady out full I0d - cents declines
from Tuesday applying even to some
tidy weight fed western lambs that
closely approached top class. The
market had a slow start and had 4
la-e finish, the noon hour seeing 10.
OF stuff sill, il sellers hands and a
close clearance looking impvoba bic.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-28
STAGE GREAT PAGEANT.
St. Louis to Celebr rate 150th Annivsrs.
ary Tonight.

St. Louis to Celebrate 15oth Annivsrs.
ary Tonight.
ST. Louis. Mo-. May 2s.-All was In
readiness today for the presentation of
the pageant and masque of ST. Louis
by more than 1900 actors. in Forest
Park tonight.
This event, which celebrates the 1Soth
anniversary OF the founding of this
city. has drawn thousands Of visitors
from all parts of the Mississippi val
lev and. according to its promoters,
will be the largest event of the kind
ever staged in America.
In the final scenes Of the masque en-
VOWS from other cities Will take part.
This features will symbolic the cities
of the nation coming to the aid of st.
Louis in its fight against evil. Among
the ENJOYS is Mrs. L. Marmaduke
Eskridge. OF San Francisco.
These ENJOYS will take part Friday
and Saturday in conference OF
cities" in which municipal art and it's
relation 60 the public welfare Will be
discussed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-28
Especial Correspondence

Washington. May 2s-Big develop
menIs in the Colorado situation may
grow out OF the inform al conference CT
Senators Kern, Kenyon and MARITIME
Saturday With the wives of Colorado
miners who have gone thru the horrors
OF the strike and have seen the wake
OF desoation. tragedies and deaths
which have resulted.
A movement is on in the senate TO
take up the Colorado situation and pass
a resolution authorizing the selection
of q pow erful comm issiUn OF inVesilsa-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-28
Teaches Basket makind.

Caleb Chapman, gypsy. ACES as in
structor 70 a basket making class at
Busbridge, near Godalming. England,
which has been established 70 revive
a village industry. and is attended by
thirty-four men and women. Chap
man never takes OF his hat while
teaching, and sits on chair without
z back. He lives in tent at Forest
Green, and walks thirteen miles to
Busbridge every week TO attend TO bis
class.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-28
CHICAGO Produce.

Chicago. Nay Y.
Butter Higher; cCeame-ies, 70 u
26h.
Egzs-Higher; at marx cases in
Guided, 1sd1SA: ordinary f.7sts, 10
I'm; frsts, 1872.
chees-Unchanged
Poultry--AliYe. higher.
Pork-Cash. 1910.
Lard-Casn, 9.52-2.
4 Ribs-Cash, 10.szIs 9E.25.
Rye-No. .. IS.
Y BarIey-50G S3
Timothy-3.75 a AS.
Cloyer-1o. 00dI3.0D.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-28
War Secretary Killed At Sea.

II is somewhat remarkable that the
first British secretary Of war. Sir W.
Clarke, was killed in q naval action.
His duties we're those Of secretary
to the commander-in-chief, and, a.
such. he accompanied the duke OF Al
bemarle to sea in 1868. and was killed
On June 1. His Official salary was At
first $250, and subsequently IS . Gay,
out OF which he paid his clerks.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-28
Didn't Take Kindly - His Suit.

~ has come, q tr:te con descend
t-glv began the saddlehued young
!dler. 20 ak 20 for de han O 20
daughtah, san, and" "Aw, yo' has.
has YOU" ou!nously interrupted
Brother Cockett the honest old white
washer Well, sab, II dess comper-
mise wild 20. Stidder givi.' 70 de
hand o muh daughtah- III give 20
muh toot-yo trifin' yallah, 70 count,
gee-tyah pickia' scoun'-ei. '-hansas
City Star
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-28
H@ttno6ran.

An authority on the subject OF sleep
aud its rec-eative powers makes the
following suggestion and claim: Cut
short the lors. light sleep OF the
morning hours and substitute short
sleep at some favorable time during
the work-day Fifteen minutes sleep
after the heaviest work and the main
meal of the day will count more for
efficiency than five times is minutes
OF sleep In the morning.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-28
Daily Good.

We are too apt to underrate the
moral quality OF mans regular Voca'
ton, his daily task, bis business 10
look somewhere apart from this FOR
his opportunity for achieving charac'
ter and doing good. But there ID notn.
ing else that is so determinatlVe OF
a mans character. nothing else that
so furnishes bar is for his beneflcence
and fee, TO run his errands OF good
wilL-John W. Chadwick.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-28
New York Produce,

New York. May q.
Butter Steady: receipts 1852
tabs; creamery extras, 269 2Ss.
Cheese-Unchauge
Realistically; fresh gathered stOr-
age pack first, 2oA a. =; extra frsts,
regular pack, 2O@2l1z; frsts, 1870
~.
POultry-Alive, weak: western fowls,
sl1A 20 1853; turkeys, Il to Is; dressed.
dan: western chickens. frozen, i:A q
-: 1owls, 1913; turkeys, 25@2s.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-28
Range Of Chicago Grain Prices.

chicago, Nay =.
Wheat-May opened Z. 9e14; high
est, 100; Lowest. $50: c.Czed, es:4;
July opened at $3.50: closed. So.
Corn-May opened at 792.; highest
IL; lowest, s97s; closed. ~; jug
opened at SIS: closed. 6-5..
Oats-Mav opened A. 49,; highest,
AZ: lowest. 40: closed. 4oL9; July
opened az 39L; closed, 3eas.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-28
To Clean q Refrigerator.

When white spots appear on tho
refrigerator lining take all the 1000
out and rub the zinc with kerosene.
Leave the refrigerator open for sew
eral hours, then wash With ammonis
and warm soapsuds and let CRY tnot'
oughly.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-28
This ?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward fcx any
case Of Catarrh that cannot be cured BY HANS
+. ]. CHENEY L CO.. Toledo. O.
We the undersigned. have known !.
Cheney for fhe last Is years. and believe nltn
ps-rectlv boporaSle in all business transactions
and financially able TO carry out any oouSatoee
'Soe - A-' NAT. BANK OF COMMERCE.
Toledo. OhiA
Hairs ratsr.h Cure Is taken internally: acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces o5
the system Testimonials sent free. Price -
cents per bottle Sold by all Druggists
Take Halls Family Pills 70. ronstips ton.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-28
CHICAGO Grain Close,

- TE-caEI. WY =.
wheat-No. red, 95I9s; No. hard.
s4@ss4; No. . northern, 8 Y Zlto-2;
No. spring, s70ss.
Corn-No. ., q: No. yellow, = O
71k; No. yellow. 7-U7l--.
oats-No. 9 white, 3sa+ q q, stand
ard, 403z.
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Chicago Potato Market.

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Observation-Disclosures cars
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LiVereool Grain.

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Daily THOUGHT.

Nature, purity, perspicuity. simple
ity never walk in the clouds. They
are obvious to all capacities, ana
where they are not evident they don't
exist-Voltaize-
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wives OF miners who are here. Mrs.
Jolly, Mrs. Petrucci and Mrs. Thomas.
taken down by stenographer and
transcri bed.