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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-12
GIRLS LOTS OF BEAUTIFUL HAIR
NO DANDRUff.-25 CENT DANDERINE

just moisten a cloth with DAnderine
and carefully draw It through your
hair. taking one small strand at . time.
The effect Is amazing-your hair will
be light. fluffy and wavy. and have an
appearance Of abundance; an incon-
parable lustre. softness and luxuriance.
Get IS cent bottle of Knowltoh's
Danderine from any drug store or
toilet counter, and prove that your hair
is as pretty and soft as any-that 1t
has been neglected or injured by care
less Observation-Disclosures all-you surely
can have beautiful hair and lots of 1t if
you will just try little Dandertne.-
Adv.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-12
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To John William Pufsel. Jr:
You are hereby notified, that there
IL on file In the office Of tho clerk Of
the district court Of the state Of Iowa.
within and for the county Of Marshall.
the petition Of Anna c. Pursel, claim
ing Of you divorce on the grounds of
cruel and inhuman treatment such as
to endanger life of plaintiff, also, ask
ing that she be restored to her former
name, Anna Christina Roadhouse: For
further particulars you are referred to
petition, now on file with the clerk OF
this court
Now, unless you appear and make
defense thereto at or before noon OF
the second day Of the next March term
OF said court. to be begun and held
at Marshalltown. Iowa. on the 9th day
OF March, A. d., 1914. your, default
will b entered and Judgment ard
,decreesssndered thereon4as sDraysts fofs
in said petition. as
Dated this 10th day Of January. "A. p.
1914. ANNA C.PURsEL,
Plaintiff.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-12
LOCAL MARKETS.

priess Paid 70 Farmsrs by Marsha'I'
town Msrehants.
The following prices are quoted BY
Aarshailtown dealers for the diner
snt varieties Of farmers provisions.
grain, produce. and hides. ta!low. wool.
pelts and skins.
E. D. Batesole quotes the following
prices for country produce:
Butter-s2.
Egss-so.
Benedict Flour and Feed Company
will pay the following prices at their
place Of business in this city. subject.
however. to market changes:
Oats-32.
Corn-53.
HIDES. FUR AND WOOL.
H. Willard, Son 4 Co. quotes the fol.
towing prices:
Green hides-11 cents
Horse hides. large-$3.oo.
No. / tallow-5 cents.
Bseswax-30 cents.
Local Livestock Marker.
Britain 4 Co. today quoted the fol.
lowing prices for hosss
Hogs over 1870 pounds-s.0o.
Packers-S.0o.
Prime hogs. $50 to $50 pounds-7so
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-12
Gard Of Thanks.

We wish to thank the friends and
neighbors for the kindness shown us
in our recent bereavement Of wife and
mother and also to the singers and
pail bearers. and for the beautiful
flowers given by friends. neighbors.
school girls, the Electric Rebekah, Odd
Fellows and Yoemsm lodges. and to
all who assisted Gs IN any way. Frank
S, Buffet and children.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-12
,p1AOR COMING oUT7 IF DRY, THIN,
FADED, BRING BACK ITS COL.
OR AND LUsTRE.

within ten minutes after an appli-
cation Of Dand>rine you can not find a
single trace of oandruff or falling hair
and your scalp will not itch. but what
will please you est will be after a few
weeks use, when you see new hair,
fine and downy at f1rst-yes-but really
new hair-growing all over the scalp.
A little Danderine Immediately
doubles the beauty Of your hair. No
differences how dull, brittle and scraggy.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-12
Pound to Addr.s. clo+hier,.

When the Iowa retail ciotniers meet
in convention at Mason City Feb. 1912
j. T. Pound, Of this city, will appear
on the program, delivering an address
on The Merchant as He Should Be. )"
The program for tho convention has
just been issued. Mr.. Pound has long
been associated with the state associa-
ton Of clothiers, and was formerly an
officer in the state organization.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-12
Auard Assistant Assessor.

H. J. Allard. who was assistant
assessor under J. G. Weatherby, has
been appointed assistant assessor by e.
NJ. Dodge, who was appointed assessor
almost q year ago. but who only re-
Gently qualified. The appointment OF
Allard will probably be ratified by the
city council, as has been the practice.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-12

Announcement 10 made from New
York Of the death Of william Hawtrey,
the well-known EngiiGh character
actor, who appeared here on Jan. 70,
1918, in Dear Old Billy!s Mr.. Hawtrey
was 81 wears old. His death wss due
to Brights disease,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-12

New Principal Begins Work.
William F. Shirley. of Pekin. ILL.,. who
was chosen to be principal Of the high
school to succeed James H. Gray. ar
rived in the city Sunday and began his
work at the high school this morning.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-12

Mrs. carkhuff Gets Divorce.
Mrs. Lucinda Pea5l Carkhuff wa1
granted q divorce from Henry g. Clark.
hun by Judge Cummings in the district
court Saturday afternoon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-12
Licensed 20 We'd.

Ralph b. Wooster. mail carrier.
aged II. and Bessie b. Paul! aged Is.
both Of this city.
William Rittierodt, farmer. aged 20,
and Regina Pfab. aged II. both Of Colo.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-12
Trade and Labor Smoker.

All union men are invited to the
meeting tonight. President Strict and
other state. officeTs. will. be. present.
Special program. ]. c. Crellin. presi-
dent.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-12

This pretty costume whose beauty
depends altogether on its graceful lines
is OF supple satin yarnished with rows
Of satin covered buttons. The turned
up collar opens over . plastron OF
tulle. The novel feature IL the sleeve
which II gathered to the deep satin
cuff
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-08

ungefGbr 100000 gu. ansab. Di.
GuaIitdt bes gBeiasns ift SO prOssnt
bonn 9urdfhniit.
Der grtrua On 6uf.r III nm $4,000
@u. tleiner als i'm borisen :fdbr nnb
berieniae pon gsrite Inn 250,00o 8u.
Der Grtrau Der Roasenernte tpirb auf
2,88S167 Blu. aeiddbt. 9ie Weais-
ernte pirb Der poridbrisen unsefGbr
glei4tommen fis aber pabrI1einIi4
ridt iitertrsffen. Die aartoffelernte
miro nur IA prosent Der lsbtiGbrieen
abaeben unD Der grtraq ipirb auf
5,296,188 gu. abgeifdbt.
Der grtrag BON Weisen III 18 8u.
PRO 2lers, unasfdbr 13 prossnt Der
Wetssnernte BON Sabre 1913 befinbet
iid no6 in 6dnbsn Der probussnten.
Der @rtraQ 1T unsefdbr einen gu.
pro older ar0ber als i'm pprieen Sabr
nno i'm @ansen I'm II Willionen 8u.
ar0Ber. gbe Ohip 100000, 8u.
Wei5en probuairen fam. muB bas ba,
nit beitellte @reaI sans bebsutsnb Der.
grDbert perbsH.
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Jn(an0 Iefe0rn 8
Ote egrntein ben9sr, Staa.
tenunD Sbie.

Ote y rnt g IN pen Ser y q q :
tenunD S9ie.
Waf binoton, .. g., Z. Sttbr.
gus Sem Sttober geridt oes older.
bau Depurtcments es6t berpOr. baB
bic Waiaernte bes :yabres 1914 I'm
100000 9u, ar0ber isin pirb, ais
i'm Septsmber eingeI4Gbt nurbe, uRb
eie 5abaternte I'm 100000 pfuub;
bic Gartpffelernte I'm II. 100000, bic
Saferernte I'm q, 100000 gu. unS
bic 4epfslernte I'm 100000 9u.
at6bet.
Die Sommerpetaenernte ipirb auf
1000, 900 gu. ipeniger abgeThaBt. bic
Sommer. uno Winterpeissnsrnte au-
iumneusenDmmeH 1T aber imMerbin
bic arObts in Der 9sihidts bes Gan.
2anoes,
Der Grtrdo miro pom TepartsmsHt
ME folal abaefddst: SOmmerpeissn
207, 100000; aller DeiBen suiammsR
S92, 100000; Mois 2,676, 900, 600;
5afer 1,137, 100000. 9srfte 1877.
100000; Su6lpeisen 100000;
aartoffelu 382,0O0,OO0; Siibtartcfs
isln 100000; SIa6s 100000;
Rsis 24,O0o,0O0; aepfel 230.0Oo,000
9u. unb 5a6af 954. 100000 pfunb.
Der Grtraa Don SommerpsiSen BE.
trdat 12.1 8u. per 9tere.; Mais 25.2;
6afer 29.6; Gerite 26.1; gu9pei,en
I.3; aartoffsln 1913; SiibtortoffeIn
$40 9u. per 2lcre uub 5abot 821.3
pfunb, Nlahs 81 @u.; Reis 34.5 gu.
per 2lere unb 6eu 1.42 5onnen pro
Mere.
DieGrut.in Obto.
Golumbus, O., 7. Sftober.
Rad geenbiaung bes OreI6ens ptrb
iest bic Weisenernte in Ohio offisiell
auf 90, 766, 500 8u. angegebsn. Seit
msbrsreu Mounten bot RE Obioer
aderbau aommiifion barduf 6citan.
ben, baB Der grtraa in Sbio unsefGbr
10 grob iein pirb, pGbrenb bas glder-
bau Separisment in Mafbinston Den
Gstraa sz Grnte In Saio auf
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u.n. sar ssnnartsr...
gommtifiontrs Dutes
eami Il ON Gonntn. Dbte

NtHct nnutL =. 8. III 1918.
BetftegeIfs 9naStote fperbeH eri.
seaenasnommen In Der Cffiee bee Soarh o.
Qoutn GomuifYiouers big Stetf az, ben ..
g1pDember 1914. ifIl 70 lIbr meiiiass. iiir bic
DacJfiebenbe Guifufnslrbcii:
Geulns ben Spe5ifIiaiiCnea 30. 7it-+Jhr bic
gerbeiietune ber siprib gvHn Rcnb. bon ber
aeroorattonsIinie hon GirdnnGtt bic eur Surni
G5ooI 9onfe Wonb In Green 2orpnibip.
gtt Nrbtit bat Su aefnsseu IN ufbretnftinS
uuna uiit ben Wlnnen uHb Gpsssfnaitonen,
tptI6e leei IN ber Office bss Hoae of 0oaun
GpTrrthiomts o1fiteeen.
Nls ansebpis urnfsu au' sormulaIe aiisas.
spel3s iett IN ber Gfftee bes Sodrb of Qounf1
gountp Gonrnif1ioners ~ bdber f,nb. sHb be.
plsiiei ftr oor einew Sprs in Der earrHt BON
tlnitunbert fs5C00p) Dollars mt sirtt. gutter
unb esnagsrben Sntgen els eiGsttri, bab
ber Hi.isr ben torfraff stueebcn rirb snr nus'
tntruua oer arbetf. I'm Gale beIielbs tesn sI'er'
faHHf fptIb. 3a
Si. aolsnts qousm.stsnezs psssI,en 20 bas
reAi Dor, irasubein oStr ars dHssbois az
be1iperfsn. .a
Sm suf,ras. b,s Boatb d eauiltcn aSuniS
Gcmmtftoners.
grsb. q. DeffeImann. prahb.ut.
slb222e
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Wrti, far asnrafsprtn.
gommifftouers Dfties
9aint tlion urtih. Gbio,

~ M ! llpUftb ~ IL y
9amtlion Gounih. Gbto
QtBciuuati q, "a Sept 1914.
Ssrfteaslte argfbofe ipetben ent.
peaeDeenommen IN her Efftee bes eonro Of
gonnfn gommliHaners tis Sreifag. ben 23.
Dftoter 1914 I'M ~ ilhr Wlittrge, ilir bic rndo'
6smas ben sSrsiiiiarorsn no. 7os = sar
cine Concrete go0ense,r1de nnb Qripeitsrline
hon Ttafe WpeHus, unpefabr eine talte meiie
Tonnfbip.
Gte arbeit bat 5r psfdeben In uebereinliiut'
mnng init ben 1ldnen uub gseaifiin.ionen.
ipelde tetf IN ben Office oss Bohro Of 1pnHfp
QomutiioHerS nrTlieasr
etHe NngsbOis niiieii auf Ger1uilars nnsee.
ihhi fperoeH, nelfe iett In otr Cffite .bes
nnb bealeiisi .iein pon einsm ystIo IN btr
Snmme bon filribunberi (s50o00l Dollars
mi 5ipet gufeH nnb aenligeroen ehrnsn nls
eiherbett. odh her Biefcr ben aDniraii einAe'
ben iyrb siir slHsflbrfna her Hrbfif. I'm Sale
hcriebe tbm sugrfunni mirb.
:, Die Qoiniiu GoHmifsonets bebuIien tih hnt
Me0f oor itsenotin ober alif uussbohe Sn
Comm iiiiorerk
a.asi. s'sa ls.s. g'tf:FHss usSs,Hi s.si
iAsiiiS.is
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ipunbeten lno 0ermiBten. Gn Der
Sptbe ftebt Der Rame bes @eneralmas
iprs bon Walter, Der, cine Brigade
Ganbpsbr< Snfanterie befebligenb. an
8. September in RuHii9-pplen per-
irunbet ipurbe.
Sample i'm ipe itlihen 8els
glen.
Qonbpn.7. Stt. - Cine Oepes
fdw Der Central Helps aus Mmiterbam
Iaet, oab am Mlittipo6 beftise admpfe
sipilden Oubenarbs. Is Meilen iiio'
ipeitlih BON 6bent, unb 4supesbem,
elmer ileinen Gtubt eine Meile iiiolih
BON Onoenarbe itdttsefunoen bdtten.
Rah einftiinoieem Sample erbielten
bic gslsier 9eritartunsen, fpordnf bic
DeuiiGen ii4 suriidaosen.
g HetcrSburg oemcntirt
ct. Yetersburg, Z. Oft. SSlt
einer offi5ieIlen grflarimg miro Die
Sebaupti,ne iiir lnpabr erflort, Dab
in Eeriien cine formidable riillilt.
ieinbli6e @elpegilug i'm 8ange ici
1no pie 9fuilen bort in eiliem @efcdt
u1terIegen ieien.. @S miro perlid)ert,
0aB niIr ilnbebelltenoe Sdarmii3el
nlitgrigai,ten itattgefilnoen botten, Die
pon Der SIrfei aus iiber Die 8ren5e
gefommeu iillo, uno bieie Sriganttn
ipieber ilber Die Sren5e 5uriifgetrie.
ben moroen ieieu.
Die Sniel Gap ppn Sapas
nern beiebt.
petins,7. Stt. = Cine beuti6s
Jirma bat Die Nadriht erbalten, bab
ole Sopaner Die SsnieI g)ap, Die MIDI
tisfie Der garolinens s9ruppe, i'm iiios
Iiden StiIIen Sasan, bsIsBt bdtten.
Gap liest unssfdbr 1000 Weilen
BON Winbsnao, elmer Der pbilippinsn'
Snieln, entfernt. Die Gardiner pur'
ben i'm Sabre 1899 Don Sponien an
OeutI6lanb pertauft.
Die sage auf benz &riesss
i9auplab in Rubluno.
ct. 0etersburg, 7. Stt. =
Ser ruiiii6s 9eneralitab bat Die fol'
genie 8etanntmahung erlanen:
.an Der @rsnae Don SitprsuBen has
ben bic Osutiden geritdrtuusen DON
aOnigsbers beraHgebrudt unb lie Ieis
iten on Der ssront spii6en WlaoisIas
uOp uno Ratebta energiiden Wioers
| itano. sic nuBen bic GngpGiIe, Seen
uub Simple III Der RGbe BON Siheno'
sania in esi6idter Wsiie aus.
Senieits Der 8eihiel haben in Der
@eesHb DON Spatop uno Sdnoonia
9orbutssfette ftatt9efunoen.
.Sn ben &arpatben, peItli6 BON
Dem Sanpt Flub. lit cine 6iterrei4is
li6e 5ruppenabtbeilung gel6lasen
ipOrpen unb es ipurben einiQe 9efaHs
gen. gemabt.
Diro bic beuti6en areus
ser NIT & blen Derieben.
Sonolulu,7. Stt. - Der nOrs
ipssiide Dtmpfer nPromo" nabm bier
am mittpoh in aaer gile aohIen Elm
unb eina bann pieoer mad einsm uns
bsittmmtsn plaB- in See. @s miro
aber bebuuptet. baB sr iid Hc6 Der
ameritaniiteu sSniel Guam begebe1
ipsrbe, rpelde DOH ieBt an Der Stiiss
punt far bic osutitsH arsu5er i'm
StilIen Saeau absebeN iDr. Gin asent
Der beutiden Resieruna iOa St an
9orb befinbsu.
Die .pronto" perlieb am %, Seps
tember Nauru. eine Der Treunoi6dfts'
SHfeln, am ielbsn Gage, an oem bic
gusldnosr DON Der SSHieI 9eiiB nab.
men.
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xstis an asHira,ssrsn.
= ~ n, Shio

SamiIfpn gpuntn. Obto
Cincinnati O.. "a. Cent. 1914.
gerftegtIte uBeebote iuerber suf,
ptaeHeeroiHrneu In ber Office beS Boare oi
Qonrtb qomrriiiiurers bic q re ifaa. ben q.
Gitober 1914, nm I2 iitr gliiinss, far bic nnn'
ueben6e QouHtnselrbsu:
bic 9erbeterinla bon SampPrsos Sin, in
Spmmes TofpHibip.
ri. arteii bal an qef4es.n In iisper.irftinp
nuHn NIT ban BInnen uHb Gpestf!attsrei.
pelde isti iu bfr Gffice bsk goare of Gouiiu
GcmunNioners aufIteaer.
uue GHaebpte nInfish nu' Noturularen aus.
ee'er'iai feiu. nelMs M ber ffftes bes Boaro
Of guliHfe gpmritfIicuers ~ batsn tnb. nno
btaIeiiei fein hon streIu sorh ir her nohs bon
eintaufenb Dollars (st0O0.O0l nit 5ipei GU
ten uro aerilaenber Bfrasn uIs Gl6erbeii, has
her gieier ben aoutroft einpebest urb bic ar'
belt ousiltreH iptrb I'm Safe ocr'elbs ibm su'
eriunui piro.
NeHt bor tresrbssn cttr uue uIeeocte 81
heriuerfer.
3n Muffraos bss poa4s Of SaniliOu Counts
gonmi~ioners
Gteb. q. @eff.Imann. Nraleeni.
utief: albert tmetrtarbi. gltn
"a, ,ofti ,s,i5
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p.n, -sr asnnsftsrea.
gomuiffiOner's Dfttes
D NJ ton 9pnnfp. BIO,

-
6dmiltou Gpnnfn. Cbto
Cincinnati. O., "a Sfpt 1914,
ssnsncenontHitn IN hsr 'Cffite sss SOarb Of
dounfn gomm.iIlorers Biz Grettaa. ben 2S.
Gitober 1914, nm II ubr wlineas. iiir bic nnda'
fiebtrbe gonufH.aTbeii:
BemdB ben Gseaifiiatiousu ylp. 705 - Gar
bie Hepdrutur ber Sooben @cGb, bonn ipeiillbsn
gnbe Der grit6s iiber ben Vreaf aRtami mtper
81 gIebes mad benz WGrls Grrbe Grsbbof.
in Gbiteipdtsr So,uribip, fiitrerb.
Die eirbsit bat gu eefttsbsu IN liebasiniiirt'
riitng NIT ben 1lbnsn unb SpeGr..siiDrsA
tpsldte ieei In ber Gfiice bes Hsars " sounrS
gomuliiiioners c,iil,enen.
MIe anpebo.e nriiNsn arf Eermularer orisaA
terttai fetH. pel&e in Der Gffiee hes ecaro o
Tnuntb gorImtfiorsrs an ta5sr firb, ulb be-
slrttet iein bon e,nem ecrb IN btr Sebt bon
fnuftrrbsr (S5oo.Oo) Douars nit afvei grien
nfb genierubsH glreen. .bah Der Sitist hti
Nonfrnu singeptr mo bic strrst autfabren
ntrb, TN Sale beyitItt tbm bierio1iTi miro.
Die aosirrh vorrmiiitpnsfs beboIisn E6 brs
berperfsn
S,a .anrroae s.s soars Of samiiisn dOunts
.,gJsbs =; R.fisImqnn, srSIissnf
~ ,piti,e,15
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Hstl, far asniraitsren-
gemwifitsners ptss

=
dtncinnati, o., II, 6ept 1914.
BerffsaeIte unaebofe ipeIben en-:
eegrnoeromuten In her Ctfice bes Bonrb O.
9cnntn GpuIIntfFtoners bis Srsttae, ben ~:
cffober 1914. nm ~ libr Witiags, iir Die
nr6ffcbenbe GounfhsNrbeit
gemfb ben epesififatfcnsn 80, Tol = pnr
1erbeiicrung bon pirreman gpnb, uabe wlibop
Greet Mcnb, In Green Iorpuibip.
Etr arteif bot an aefGsten ~ nexresEtftnt
nupa NIT ben RIdnfr irnb gpestnidiionen
pel6s jetf nnfIisqsn In ber Cfftcs nss Bonro
oI Gonnfn Goufmiiitorsrb
uus anaebofs nifiisn dnf Nprmniersn ansee,
ierftai fsin. ipel1s In Der Cffife hse rontb OF
TouNtp apmmiffiorer1 az bnten ''nh, nib be-
aIcffet fen bon esnem gorb in bsr cotf rcn
fiJmibrubert fsboD 0o) gouors nit sipel plitn
nnb .sernFenbeH gnIeel. ole siGsreeii saliir;
bub Der gicter ben 0crtrdft stnaeber irtrb !ir
austibruna ber afbeii I'm Safe berfelbs itui
susfgdnrf iptrh.
Tie Gonntn ucmuiifionsrs bsbaiien 10 bee
Rect Dor. iraenbsir cher ale unsebofe gu psr.
nfiftr.
srn nufsrna Ses eoars Of SamiIfon GOunio
Jreb. @sfleImanm grdiOsni
fT,28,ofti,6
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G.9sfa.6st m5rber rfdtsi
fid,feIbft.

OobgepilIs, Wis.. Z. OitObsr.
Der farbiae Rod 1gulian Carlton, mel.
der am 10. 2luguIt b. Z. in Jranf
alopb Gpriabt's .1opt NunsoloiD"
naRs Gprina 0rssn, Mise., tn sinsal
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Renierunas.g s.gnitenunaem.

Rssierungs. .Mmltenunatn sfisu fhr glinntr
nnb nrausn. Iauienbe bon 9rneDiuineei imp
tn ausfifi aifie fflr 9nfieHnngsn rei.
s5runiIln 5Hftituis. Gesi rs, ao4eifsr, y. o.
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Ohio Dental College
8Iinifett.

Ga, eisbentr slpenHe NIB mtpHiS eirahe.
8abndrstiide slrbeifcn iebsr art. Sdpns ppn
sinbetn acrnbe erna1i. Often bon 0 Bio b.
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Mabniims gnfaIl Rannab 8prt6.
mid inb flint amber, sSniafn b.s
6duies srfdlrB unb bnnn bas Hunea.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-08

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-08

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On pu.oafm seri6ieS.nes.

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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-11

OiSSOSOESs L Dix sAgNEh ilOEh
AND NEWSPAPER DEAL
Editor Day Book:-In your article
printed in The Day Book of May z
on newspapers and the advertising
game, you intimate that the State
street stores have the power to de-
eide what newspaper shall live and
which one must die, and that the
newspapers are practically at the
mercy of the big advertisers.
have reason to, believe, Mr.. Coch-
ran, that the case is really just the
reverse.
1t is the newspapers that could
break the department stores and
have their owners begging for mercy
on their knees, if the papers only
dared use their power and would be-
come Newspapers by telling the
public the TRUTH of the conditions
that they know exist, but have not
the courage to print.
If the newspapers should publish
one-haf of the dope" they have in
their possession on the violations of
laws and public decency committed
by the big stores, every real mother
and sister in the city would withdraw
their patronage and these stores
would be forced to close or pay living
wages and obey the law.
There is a sob sister" who is now
employed by the Tribune who has in
her possession a story that she spent
months in getting, which consists of
scores of personal interviews with
employees and which proves beyond
question that prostitution is encour-
aged and that the child labor and
eight-hour laws are being openly vio-
lated daily.
No doubt she has offered the re-
suits of her Investigations to the
Honest Trib" and was told to "can
that stUff!'
There is a wel-knOwn newspaper
4 =
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-11

And only those are hired,Who promise
to obey certain rules which are eKi-
dence enough to put this highly re-
spected merchant ia the pen. When
asked If he wasn't afraid of getting
the wrong girl sometime who might
make trouble for him he replied, mot
on your life, Pm too good a Judge of
womenw
It is well known among certain
newspaper men that many fiOoTWalk-
ers openly brag that they can Elk it,
for their friends with girls in the
store. If she refuses she's fred
A few months ago a street eaved in
andft was a miracle that many lives
were not lost. A. certain department
store without permit from the city
had tunneled under this street, which
caused the cavern" -
Not one newspaper in Chicago
printed the true story nor did the
city make any attempt to fix the
blame on the parties responsible
Inc CITY just Ll4ed up the street ana
the taxpayers paid the bill.
If any Chicago newspaper would
dare fight the Big Nine, while they
would lose their business, the circu--
lation of that paper would soon ex-
coed the combined circulation of all
other papers combined, and what
they lost through the department
stores they would easily make up
through other advertising. Then
perhaps they would realize that an
honest paper which was fearless
enough to tell the truth would pay
after all, the public would support it
and other papers would soon follow
suit. And that would mean a gov
eminent for the people and by the
people.
Toften wonder whether real news