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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-07
Compound Interest
Is Collected in a
Lost Ad Investment

1t is not an uncommon thing for a
T.-R advertiser to report more than
gratifying results from his classified
ad investment, but it is not often that
an advertiser secures something he
has not advertised for.
Such, however, is the unique case
of advertising results experienced by
DIR. F.. p. Lierle, of this city.
Not long ago DR.. Lierle lost his fine
diamond ring. He was not sure that
it had not been stolen, and advertised
it intimate that he suspected such
to be the case.
His ad had not been before the pub
lie many hours until there was left at
his office, without word of any kind
to indicate where It came FROM T.
diamond ring. Strange as it may SEEM
the ring was not the one that was
missing.
A few days later, when DR.. Lierle
had occasion to go down into the hip
pocket of a pair Of trousers. he pulled
out the missing ring. Now he has two
diamond rinss-the one he lost and the
one presented to him-all at cost OF
Is cents.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-07
Farmer. Contract Heavily.

The results Of our 1914 acreage cam
paign have been very satisfactory. a
large percentage of our old growers
have increased their dealings with US
over last year and altogether 1t has
been demonstrated conclusively that
our crops are so profitable as to de-
serve most serious consideration by To-
cal land operators.
March Is will probably see US well
covered as bookings already on file
put all Items not already withdrawn
well I'D near the closing point.
We still have available: as
Evergreen corn, 81 per ton.
Tomatoes, SO per ton.
Cabbage, Sc per ton.
Hominy corn, 10 cents per bushel.
We are anxious to close this matter
promptly. See US at once, or phone
No. Z. Western Grocer Mills.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-07
AT THE CHURCHES

Sermon subjects Of pastors at sun
day church services have been an
nounced as follows:
Central Church of Christ, Rev. c. H.
Notwithstanding, "The Call OF the
World" In the evening the church
will unite in the temperance service at
the Methodist church
Congregational. Rev. B. F. Martin
Morning. .The Godward Side of Mans
Religion" No evening service owing
to the union meeting at the Methodist
church.
st. Paurs Episcopal. Rev. H. NJ.
Babin-Morring. s o'clock celebration
of the holy communion; sermon sub
ject. 1.-The Sacrifice Of Love-" evening,
steropticon sermon on Christ in Con-
fict With Religious Customs
Emil Norwegian Lutheran, Rev. o.
notwithstanding, sermon by the
pastor in Norwegian, evening. in En-
glish, tWhat is Your Report?" the first
of the Lenten series.
German Evangelical. Rev. Karl Rest
Morning. 'Is Your Name Written
There ?" evening, Lenten service.
Bethany United Brethren, Rev. c. E.
Pilgrim-M orning. Life Service" eve
ming, union service at Methodist
! church.
| State Street United Evangelical, Rev
G.. E. notwithstanding, "The Dedl'
Gated Life" evening, union service a,
Methodist church.
! Methodist, Rev. r. F. Hurlburt-
Morning. sermon by the pastor; eve
ming, Ex-Governor Malcolm r. Patter-
son. of Tennessee, VII address union
mass meeting on the subject, Con
Institutional Prohibition"
First Church Of Christ. Scientist
! Subject for 1915 service, MAN"
First United Evangelical Rev. c. G
Zeigler-Morning. Painting or Endur-
ing" an exposition Of g personal vision
evening, "Tho Favored Tree"
Friends Rev. I. N. Rfch-Morning
"Our Stewardship" evening, union ser
vice at Methodist church.
Presbyterian-Rev. John Marquis
president of Coe College. Cedar Rapids
will preach in the morning. In tn
evening the church will join in tn
union temperance movement at tn
methodist church.
Baptist. Rev. A. F. Colver-Mornins
''The -Tt-Again Spirit" evening
union service at Methodist church.
Swedish Lutheran, Rev. G. A. Carl
son-Morning. sermon in Swedish; NJ
evening service.
Iowa Soldiers Home. Rev. H. Q
Pratt-Service at 3 o'clock, PartaK
ing of other Peoples Sins
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-07
Monday night for their new home al

Monday night for their new home at
Dundee.
s. p. Davis and family arrived the
last Of the week from Scobey. Mont,
where they moved year ago. They
will live in part Of the old hotel build
ing.
c. G. Williams moved this week on
the j. B. Rolston farm.
Mrs. F. G. Houghton was in Mar
shalltown Thursday. FH
Mrs. Emma Cowgirl has moved into
Mrs. Towards house.
A musical program was given at the
school house Wednesday evening. MISS
Floy Korns, the music teacher, had
charge of the program.
Mr.. and Mrs Ben East have moved
on Mrs. Buffington's fruit farm.
Mrs. John Dickkut, of Montour, is
visiting at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Y. kinseN
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-07
DEADLY MENACE OF
NEGLECTED COLDS
They Lead to Pneumonia or
Serious Throat and Lung
Troubles.

Doctors know that great many
serious throat and lung troubles, and
fatal cases of pneumonia develop from
neglected colds so common at this sea-
son. Treat your cold promptly by using
Father Johns Medicine which gives
new strength to ward off impending
disease because it is pure and whole
some nourishment for those who are
weakened and run down. Remember
that Father Johns Medicine is free
from alcohol or dangerous drugs and
therefore is safe family medicine. fine
for children as well as older people.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-07

the "ould sod" is cleverly presented
by a company Of capable players,
headed by Mr. Hughes, singer OF
Irish ballads who has established a
name for himself in vaudeville.
Josephine Leroy, the perfume girl
a dainty little miss with winning
way and a clever act, will also be
feature of the new bill. Miss LeRoy
has a style that's different in her
work and has been big hit wherever
she has appeared.
Opening the neW bill will be Kartello
Stoddard, in comedy singing and
novelty Juggling, clever comedian
and a juggler of recognized ability.
He is worthy Of place on any bill
Orpheum.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-07
BOONE DROPS SECOND GAME.
High School Basketball Five Scores
Clean-Cut Victory, So 40 20.


In the next to the last game on the
schedule, the Marshalltown high school
basketball team defeated the Boone
five at the high school gymnasium
Friday evening by a score Of 36 to 90
It was the second game Of the season
between the two teams, Marshalltown
winning both.
The local team showed good form in
passing the ball and the team work
was above the average. The first half
was we'll played turnout, but the last
period brought out the more finished
basketball. The game was clean and
fouls were evenly called on both sides.
Altho Boone played good game, the
visitors were unable to stop the fast
home team. Captain Meyer and New
conner played the better game for the
local five, and the guards showed up
in good form.
With a return game with Ames, on
the local floor next Friday evening, the
basketball season will be brought to
a close. The Marshalltown five has
made an enviable record this year,
having been defeated only by the fast
Grinnell quintet. The team is the best
that has been produced In the school
for several years, and it is regrettaole
that the school could not have been
represented in at least one of, the state
tournaments. The players allege that
they have not been fairly treated by
the state athletic control board, in the
refusal to consider their petition for
membership.
The teams lined up Friday evening
as follows: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
and Ruth, forwards; Meyer, center;
McCreery and Ward, guards. Boone
welin and Roberts, forwards; Valen-
tine, center; Anderson and ANIME
guards.
Field baskets-Newcomer, 6; Ruth
s; Meyer, 3: Packer, 1; welin, 3; Rob
erts, 2; Valentine, 2. Free throws from
touls-Moyer, s; Valentine, s.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-07
LOCAL MARKETS.
Prices Paid to Farmers by Marshall
town Merchants.

Prices Paid to Farmers by Marshall
town Merchants.
The following prices are quoted by
MarshalltoWn dealers for the differ
ent varieties of farmers provisions.
grain, produce and hides, tallow, wool,
relts and skins:
S. P. Johnson quotes the following
prices for country produce:
Butter-2S.
Eggs-27.
Benedict Flour and Feed Company
will pay the following prices at their
place of business in this city. subject,
however. to market changes:
Corn-56.
Oats-34.
H. Willard. Son & Co. quote the fol-
lowing prices:
Green hides-11 cents.
Horse hides, large-SS.00.
BeesWaX-30 cents.
No. / tallow-5 cents.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-07
Sure Thinq,

The stage drivers in Yellowstone
Park are Bothered considerable by the
foolish questions asker by their pas
sengers, and often resort to satlrical
answers Once lady who seemed
deeply interested in the hot springs in
CURED:
Driver, do these springs freeze over
in winter"'
"Oh. yes: Il lady was skating here
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-07
FOCAL COMMENT

Next Monday is the school election
and it is the most important business
before the people of this city, There
are three candidates running for two
places on the board and one to sue
ceed himself and then there is BOND
authority to be voted for funds for ad-
ditional school buildings. Let the
women turn out and show the men
where they stand as to school queS-
tons and let the men vote Monday
instead of kicking about it after
wards.
The Baptists are going to let their
light shine at regular rates per kllo-
watt hour and the electric sign bust
ness may spread to other churches
However, let's pause and profit from
the experience of others. This one
church sign cost as much as nFe
/ electrolier street lights such as those
on the court house boulevard and the
suggestion has been made that the
electroliers around a church corner
would make a better illumination than
| the sign.
A casual reading Of the names OF
the new families who are moving to
Marshalltown raises again the ques-
ton as to what we are going I, DO
for houses in this town for people TO
| occupy. If some concerted movement
is~ not made to build houses to rent
the Marshalltown Club will be COM
PEELED to telegraph rush order' 1oI
tents before the summer is past
And that brings to light again the
savings and loan association Inns
society has never been able to supply
half the money people would borrow
of it to build new houses because II
has been a long time accumulatlne
working capital. 1t has now reacheo
nearly to the $4,000 mark and earned
I per cent for its investors last year
1t starts out this spring under ne"
management and ought to offer people
a savings bank for their deposits al
big rate of interest. Paid up STOCK car
now be sold that will yield per cen
interest to investors and the monthly
linstallment stock will earn I per CEN
on the money paid in. People can pay
in 50 cents per month on each sle'
share, have their savings earn pei
cent for them and in time they VII
own a handsome investment Wlthou
| ever missing Tue llIOlltiiiS pay ii'NAAS"'
And then there is likelihood o
street car extensions this summer. I'M
| local utility company is selling Pc
. cent preferred stock and interest rate
generally are going down so that IT
bonds will command a ready casi
market. That means that money VII
| be available for the extension Of tn
; companys properties and there Wlll o.
some new street car lines built II
, Marshalltown this summer. I'M
l should open up new additions and star
2 new building which is greatly needed
l just now.
, IF it is true that 300 tourists are 4
I pass thru this city every day durin;
the summer of 1915 when the Lincoln
\ Highway becomes the official trunl
< line route to the California exposition
f something must be done to enlarge no
I tel accommodations. this year. Tina
q means building, too.
;. Bids are being asked for on the ne
| o,,1 bnr
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-07
Chang. Of Bill At the orphsum.

senting the Irish singing playlet, "The
Little Isle Of Green will be the feat
ure attraction Of the bill at the Or
phe,im for the first half Of next week,
opening with Sunday evenings per-
foruaaAcs. Tnis clever playlet Of life in
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-07
Notice..

To our friends and patrons.ewe are
now ready for business in our new To-
cation, 81 West Boone. Square Deal
Cash Grocery, thinner 4 Jordon, pro-
prietore.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-07
xo,,. Easter Ioas.

The sort of hogs that make young
man look smart and dressy, that is
what Hopkins & Son are making.
Quality and price make economy here
Hopkins 4 Son, the popular tailors.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-07
Free information

Regarding Minnesota. North Dakota,
Saskatchewan Alberta and the Pa
cifc northwest reached by the 500
Line fron ST. Paul and Minneapolis
w. r. Harley, D. p. A.. 10 Fifth street,
DeS Moines. Iowa. NJ
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-07

Bids are being asked for on the ne"
Y. M. C. A. building and it is hoped
to have construction under way dur
ing April. If the Lennox Furnace Com
pany should decide to build its new
factory that would add still more to
our new piles Of steel and concrete.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-07

Local Livestock Market.
Britain & Co. today quoted the fol-
lowing prices for hogs:
Premium hogs over $50 poInds-S.10.
Good packers-S1o.
Prime hogs 40 to 160 ponds Is.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-07
AIb;on News.

Miss Anna Fobes, Of Sioux City, Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Kathreyn
Nicholas.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Polderboer left
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-07

IF It is true that 800 tourists are 70
pass thru this city every day during
the summer of 1915 when the Lincoln
Highway becomes the official trunk
line route to the California exposition
something must be done to enlarge no.
tel accommodations this year. That
means building, too.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-19

Intonien, ion iiior meb 'ltor Solo-
lombeo iorisgte at brpOe liz no al
Stenfi9r SGngiel. ioet ban / ilcrc
Timer bolbt Ell itor S%olfemrngOe /
ape. @lanot Dem, iom fpm tilitebe,
par ogiaa Den ilnge @pbseier Smut
Sangaaro Der / &riitianin. Otter
enoel 6orieg paa at inoianae Den
iiroli9c Irreitant, ifiso arit 2on-
gaarb Cog HoIitibetient Hamberg)
paa bam nleo ct 5aglseprr poa nprt
SOLO. N~ntonienS enc Eie blep sbe-
lagt % ban LA lpnge ipGpenbe mel
lem Sip og Geo poa Sepanger Spae-
bus. 9aaoe 2ongaaro og Intcniell
blep iat unoer 3iltale. HeillItotct
6lep, at 2an9oaro irifienotes, Mnton.
len fit s Maaneoers 6GngieI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-19
en- Susleteuins.

era @aibington berettes Ben 14oe
Wai, at Ser / CONNER ifdl optage3
en- Genius oper De / Be 6or. Stoter
forefommeuoe 6uglearter. 6ugle-
t9aingen iful ioretages al 2ano-
brugsoeportemertet, iom bar rettet
en- Senpenoelie iii ane 6nsIeoenner
ON oeres oelpiaise giitano.
S9lirsen ifal tage i'm 9egproel.
ie Sen 30te Mai. iii en- 9egunoelie
bill 250 af Gepartementets aorre.
i~ponoenter rInot ON / 9anbet oelta-
ae / arbeioet. men iripiaige Sagtta.
acre pentes at pile lepere be ilslte og
paalioeIigite Splpsninger.
Gepartementet oil oeo Senne PIN.
leSnina ipecielt isse AT ifaife Jig reoe
paa, ON Staterues o. Be fsSerale
9oue er pirfiomme, FAINT ON De IN.
~ieftaoenbe 6usle er / aitasenoe caer
Ii hilbert.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-19

fra Set oiientligc Siu eIler ira 6or-
rctlinaSllpct hapoe ~inoiunoet It9
ira nGr % iiern. Slanot Dc tcrlte
poa Tletten par Senatorerne Mellon
90 8rcnno, Ser ifuIbc prGlioerc ooer
6eitItcprct hper lin Gng, % NorgeS
Miniitcr / @oibington $. @rpn. Der
ifulne boloc Sopcotnlcr % brlnge De
llouanorcoc ell Silien ira Nor
9torgc.
8lansnitmnreret paa 0ennc ierlte
6cit0ng Dor Oct itore Sptog, lom be-
0pnotc at l%ornlcS ueo Gttloen %
isrit Ell Siunc ~ierere funbe lGtte Jig
/ 9cpUgcIie. Get itoo ipt / tGt
lat9s Gicollet Ipenite ira 12tb
Strcct til Bridge Saliare, itrofte lig
pibcre oper Srocn til Git Iinncapo'
lis laneS Central gpenlle % lint
pcriitp Ipenlie.
@larot De mango originate %
pofre "SLoats", Tom oeltog / Earo'
>el,. biIieoeS mango nleo itcrmetoe
9egeiitrine al DC tUtte Starer, lonl
iplote 6ortaneene paa be9ge Sioer
% al De @unhreoer, lom boooe to-
act StiQing poa 9alfoner % | Tin'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-19
Stort Seittoe.
S~noleonins til Snbilrnmsicitcn
Spiainabncrnc.
WGIOia ~9iIarommim9.

Sra minneapolis mcooelcS ben
16bc Mai:
Spiaingbperne bap6c iOaa ppntct
iig iii Set / gnleoning NorOnGn-
beneS ire Cages SubilGiumsicit. 90.
Lett %ifinneoe ira cit ifpfri &inlmel,
Ser bar en- milo paarlig SIa9bris,
pa @perlte por 90 ogina rigcIig &c.
forcret nicb norlfe % ancrifanife
Stag.
aaereoe fra oen tioli9c Morgcn-
ihtl0 bcgpnOtc' NoropeltenS norife
MGno % apinber, hinge % @amie,
at itremme ino til SpiIlinabpcrnc.
SEQ Sotioen anilog mat at 100000
Yerioner al norif 9prb bar iamlct
% erbba banoe man9ioloige Grtra.
fog enonu life begpubt at a~flepere
inc Sitiinber al @iGiter ira ale
&nntcr al NoropcIten.
Mange befienbte Ferionli9beoer
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-19

oucr ldnaS Morid)rltten. Wtclt SIT
bel puftc bel "Ntaiorouuingen", "Ti-
finaeitibet" o. Observation-Disclosures.
gen.
@aoen Dor ioreprigt CT eueite SAP
al Stag og Sopeher.
st eienOommcligt SrGf iom potte
nIcgen Mtlnterheo blanbt Dem. iom
ficuote 6orboloet, pnr set. at lom
6eittoeetS "Gbief @ioriboI" iunae-
re0e 9penS Folitinteiter, iont or
pen I, beOer Oscar Mdrtinlou o.
Ear alorig iect Norge. San maatte
noic mango mitrtre 9ebertniuaer al
line 9pS6srn. iorbi han optrna6te
ionl Gcrenlonimeiter peo set i~tsrite
uorite 17oe Mni.Soa, iom bar uGret
feet / Amerita.
Otter SogctS "Gbief M%oribaI"
iul9te ell Aioeliug EoIiti. oernrit TO
6lagfopteincr, I. .. CobI % z. Z.
@ipril6, meo oct amerifauife % oct
uorife Slog, og oereiter iltlgte 9pens
Sorgermeiter ". IS. Npe % Set.
fomiteens MeoIemmer / gutomobi.
Ter.
Seritc Sipiiion al ielcc Seittoeet
beitoo al Conner al Norge" meo
llliiueriiip Gooet 9anb / Spioieu.
Ser iao man oeina paa Ell "6loot"
eli Tnlfprie, omgipet al "1stre al
Norge".
9tpitc Iipiiion beitoo al ire
"SIoots" meo @ooo Semplors og
@oloriS Sombono / Gragter meo
Snit fra 1914.
CONNER llelaro bar Gbei for
treble Gipiiion. Ser iaa man "Si.
fingeifibet~, buor 2eif Grifiou itoo
/ 2eitingen, omgipet al line @ifin.
ger.
Or. Sror Siocrtion bar Woribdl
for iierbe Sipiiion. Ser iaa man
bIonot anoet oet pragtiuIoe "5lont"
meo Moioronniugen (Mrs. Sranf
6. Wooop), omgipet al lit Sol Ger.
eiter iulgte iorifieaige firfelige Or.
ganiiationer.
Gen iioite 9ipiiion Ie6eoes al Ole
q. gpite. Get beitoo al iorifieuige
fommeriieae "6lootS" meo 9(ugs-
burg Seminariums 9an0 / Spi6.
ien.
Set nGIoige Sptaoq, hoori set an,
%ilaaes, at minoit 5000 Berioner oel.
fog, opIeite8 ierit peo 6iretioen noe
paa lloitiIlingspIabien. Ser bolotea
forte 5aIer al 9orgermeitrene / ct.
Saul og minneapolis $. !. Seller
og @alIace g. Rpe og al @uoernsr
81. 8. Gberborot.
Winiiter s. 8. @rpn braQte sen
itore norife 6oriomlin9 Ell Silien ira
Song Soofon al Norge, og iaa boloi
Senotor amtte Relion 0agens So
oeotaIe ON Iagens 9%etponiug.
&eruoe iamlebes o9ioa ~fsIgenbe
13 Seteraner ira set beremte 156e
@isconiin Hegiment; Sobn $.
Stoffe. Senrp aru6ien. aliguit Mil-
Ter, Glio8 5bompion, q. 5. 8il6ert.
Salpor 2arien, Sohr Sobniou, u.
&. Rice. 9lnoreip 5. gjorfe, WihaeI
5bompion, Sailor 3. 6oIuorion, 3.
). Steen og Ganiel An0erion. 6lerc
pentebes ienere.
Ser par ogind uoienSt Cpior.
Bring iii 9annelie al Ell norif Gete.
raniorening % 81 gontIe norifc
arigere inbianot liz / ct. 9oui.
Gountp gpgning. men De beiIuttebe
at ubi9tte meo Srguriiutionen inO'
I'll pioere.
300 Gleper fra Horf-ala$ierre
gpens SsiifoIer iamle0es ON aite.
men / Central Sigh SdooI iii en-
pgte norif Set. bbor Wirs. 8islt
gotbne prpiioerebe. Ser ierpereoes
Ssoiuppe, Hommegrs6 2efie. Siloe.
iaIat og Safe. Ter boIotes Sdler
% Ieste$ norife 2ege og tiIiioit fang
belle 6oriamlinser ga ri eIifer".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-19

Song 8uitai al Sperise er MI font
met belt til arGfter ieien efter Der
Operation ban unoerfaiteoe iis ser
9oe april, telesrafereS ira Stocf'
boInt, % ben Abe Wai ouertog ban
after Hegierineen. llnber aoneens
Spgoom bar aronprinien funeerei
iom Hegent.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-19

BRIGGS til. Sm1iolertio tit Cant
laget fin 9epilgning meo Glans.
Gnbnu ifnrpere ltob aamtpen ON @e-
pilgning al 10000 aroner til Sr-
jan. Sliens expedition til Sibirien
men pgiaa Den gif igiennem. On
iaaoon Grpeoition bill iiffert bringc
i'm Nptte.
<lturbubgettet er ct largt Ger
REQ at blege, bu bet inoebolber Ell
uberlig M9ngoe Smaapoiter al ben
forlfieQigite slrt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-19
nor$k. HmerikaM$k nadonaIsan9.

,1oree, iom en- title KIaee
par for os sit fi1re Tapn.
Dine Scnner maatte ora9e
no / Dercen, fra Gin 5apn.
Scneaesfreo / Dine Dale,
OrrepiI paa Surumo.
Oper Dine 6oifielesia le
berlfet commentators 10.
llnoer Drnens Stieruemerfe
norife Hveninesmane git frem
arbeiosfinre, piliet9rfe,
for at bveee nve biem.
Srco fig Del fra 6uelo ns pance
eiennem De items Slettelane,
oper 4ofv mountains Sanoe,
frem til Stilebapets Strand.
OFTEN eiennem Sfoeen blinfet,
ploeen fine 5urer Far.
Smart en- 4vonin9 penlio p%infet,
iom ct 6aab Ger fremao bar.
5eenet laa en- lioen Stue,
oe / Kpeloens Stiernei us
4ooen itee moo bimlens Sue
fra Oct ferite norife Bus.
Sipet paa Sc fore Sletter
blep en- Kampens Qrbeieseda.
Gniombeoens onee D0tter
gap iaa mango tun9e Stag.
Sapn oe Piertepe iIoe 5olse,
211inoer fulete Oa9ens Kap.
Oper Diooens title Sclee
Diet iaa Oct norife Ban.
6jape meno! 5pis Gro os pirfe
bar Oct Sro, iom iprat EN- Dag
/ Dor Stole, / Dor Kirfe
oe / pore Merchandising.
2lIt hpao oeres 6isrnins fable,
er en- 2lrp ri fra Gem too.
6rao oe panot % hpao Sc table
l~fripes lfal / Saeas Bog.
Sterile Sfuo al ,1looeraammen
faoert oper Dinlano eror,
men een aane, iom ero9 os iammen,
runoen er al Ior9es 1oro.
Srem Pper norife mane o9 Kpinee
meo Dor Solfeaano | past.
Sort al oen ri Seir ifal pinee,
fylot al oen ri blir en- Tlast.
r1orees nye Clio er fommen
meo oe fore Krafters Spill.
Sreens Sne oe Glpef ommen
n9rer Smelteopnens 80.
;6osiens Dur os Glpens sanee
lyoer mart iom BANNER flag.
nlalmens Sras Sieleets 6anse
ringer ino Sin nye Dag.
L--L - TIESL
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-11-23
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