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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-26

tParls, 20 Ohc1al} En- Belglca, en-
la region de Nieuport, nuestra artille-
ria destruy6 varios puntos de observa-
cion del enemigo y ocupo varios
puntos de apoyo abandonados por los
alemanes. AL noroeste de Arras Ca
rency capturamos y destruimos mas tar
de una trinchera alemana, en- la cual
hicimos un n1mero de prisioneros En-
scissors una nueva tentativa de ataque
fue rechazada en- ell acto por nuestra
artiller1a. En- Champagne ell enemigo
bombarde0 las posiciones ocupadas por
nuestras tropas en- estos 1ltimos d1as,
pero no ,hizo ningln ataque de infante-
ria En- Vauquois, cerca de la iglesia,
los alemanes regaron una de nuestras
trincheras con liquido infamable Nues-
tras tropas retrocedieron Is metros en-
este punto En- Epargnes ell enemigo
di0 dos ataques que fueron vigorosa-
mente rechazados. En- Hartmannsvl-
llerkpof capturamos una l1nea de trim
cheras un fort1n.
Paris, 25.-(OfciaI Una division
del ejercito belga ha hecho progresses
sobre la ribera derecha del User. Otra
division capture una trinchera alemana
en- la ribera izquierda de dicho rio. En-
Hartmannvillerkpoff capturamos la pri-
mera Inca de trincheras mencionadas
en- la communication precedente, asl CO.
mo una segunda Inca Nuestras tro-
pas Sc han organizado en- la collna AVIAN
zada de esta segunda Inca. A peque-
fla distancia de la coma capturamos
un n1mero de alemanes entire los cua-
les hab1an varios ofciales.
Washington 26 (ofciaD.-Un despa-
cho del consul americana EN- Tlttls con-
firma las noticias de or1gen privado que
Sc hab1an recibido relativas al peligro en-
que sc encuentran los mlsloneros y re-
fugiados en- Uraiah (Persia). Las ms
trucciones dadas por ell Departamento
de Estado al Embajador americana en-
Constantinopla son de hacer protestas
en- la forma mas energica ante ell Go
bierno otomano contra este estado de
cosas, obligar este ultimo a ofrecer
protection para las personals amena-
zadas. Ell ministro americana en- LA
Haya confirma ell ataque al vapor 81 Ell
fland" de la comision international de
socorros belgas, por un aeroplano ale
man. Ell gobierno americana protesta-
ra de este acto ante ell Gobierno de Ber-
lin
Londres &c (ofciaD -Cinco aeropla-
nos pertenecientes a la escuadra aerea
de. Dunquerque atacaron esta manana
con buen exito submarines alema-
nes que estan contingencies en- los as
tilleros de Hoboken, cerca de Amberes.
Dos de los aeroplanos tuvieron que re
gresar a consequence de la neblina, pc
ro ell comandante Ivor Courtney, jefe
de la escuadrilla, y ell teniente Rocher,
que tomaban parte en- la expedition,
consiguieron su objeto, pues despues de
descender volplaneando hasta una al
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-26
-CABLEGRAMAS-

tura de $50 metros, lanzaron cada nno
cuatro bombas sobre los submarines
Se cree que tanto los submarines CO.
mo Ell astlllero han sufrido averfas con-
slderables, pues momentos despu6s pu-
do observarse que los talleres hab1an CO.
gldo fuego. El teniente Crossley otro
de los aviadores que tomo parte en- Ia
expedition Sc VIC obligado aterrizar
en- Kruiningen, Holanda, a causa de IN
entorpecimiento de su motor. Ell no fu6
hendo quedara internado en- dicha
naclon hasta el fin de las hostiEdades
LOS aV1adores, a causa de la neblina tr-
vleron mucha difcultad en- orientarse
despues de su ataque a los astilleros es-
tuVleron expuestos un nutrido fl1ego
de las ametralladoras alemanas
Glnebra, 26.-El Gobierno italiano ha
dado ordenes de confscar en- Luino
cerca de la frontera suiza. veintinnnvo
carros de grafto, azufre y otras mate
rlas destlnadas los talleres de Krupp.
Paris, 26.-El d1a de hoy ha sido de
calma casi completa. NADIA nuevo hav
que notlciar, con exception de un ata-
que aleman contra nuestras n0siciones
en- Notre Dame de Lorette, que fl16 re-
chazado en- Ell acto por nuestras tro-
pas
Petrogrado 26 (ofciaD. En- la ribera
derecha del Narew, sobre ell frente de
SqWa-Orzyc, los combates por La pose.
sion de ciertas posiciones han tornado
un caracter desesperado. Los alema-
nes que trajeron este frente refuerzos
conslderables quitados de otros puntos
de La Inca de batalla defenden CON
encarnzamiento sus posiciones, soste-
nlendo un fuego sumamente violento v
Sc lanzan a vigorosos contra-ataores. 4
pesar de 10 cual nuestras tropas pro
gresan, lenta, pero acknowledgements
capturando trlncheras y alturas. En-
LOS combates cuerpo a cuerpo, cerca de
Vakh karash y Jednordziek nuestras
tropas atacaron con sin igual arroio
y obtuvleron la victoria, hacienda tres
clentos prisioneros y capturando ocho
ametralladoras ya dos lanza-bombas
En- la r1bera izquierda del Vfstula mazda
ma ocurrldo de particular. Los a1ema-
nes han evacuado la fnca de Domana-
W1tze sobre ell Pilitca y nuestras tropas
ham consolidate ell terreno adelantado
Iodos Los contra-ataques enemigos en-
esta region fueron rechazados. sin ma
yor dlficultad. En- los Carpatos nues-
tras tropas contin1an avanzando. Elias
sc apoderaron hoy de unas cuantas al
turas fortifca'das en- ell frente compren-'
dldo entire las rutas de Bartfeld
Uzsok. Los ataques del enemigo fraca-
saron por todos lados. Durante ell dfa
de hoy nuestras tropas ham hecho 1000
prlslomeros, capturando un cafi6n de
campana y varias docenas de ametralla-
doras. Ri % de mario los alemanes
atacaron nuevamente la colina 992 sin
meJor exito que las tentativas anterio-
res.
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En- San Juan

Ell se1or don Salvador Nadal Freire,
propietario de Mayaglez, ha legado q
San Juan y aquf permanecera varios
dfas.
Con el senor Nadal viene su distin-
guida esposa
Reciban nuestro saludo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-26

La erection del busto a Hostos, ini-
ciada por la Escuela Roosevelt" lleva
buen camino de exito. Con motive del
grande afecto que profesan los domi-
nicanos al recuerdo de Hostos, ell senior
Consul de Santo Domingo en- esta ciu-
dad, Sc propone dirigirse al Presidente
de la Rep1blica, al Ayuntamiento de
Santo Domingo y a la Academia Co.
lombina, en- solicitud de su 6bolo por
medic de una colecta que Sc haga en- ell
pals con destino tan noble idea.
Muy bien pensado.
Corresponsal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-26

Durante el periodic de recreo Sc cay6
un balloon de La escuela Bacroft, de Rio
Grande, resultando cuatro alhmnos con
fnertes contusiones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-26

En- la noche del "a del actual fl6 es-
calada La escuela rural del barrio Gala
bazas, de Yabucoa, llevandose los NAL
hechores varios libros y otros artfculos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-26
DE MAYAGUEZ

va tenemos de nuevo entire nosotros
los amables caballeros franceses que
traen la, para nosotros, conveniente ta-
rea de instalar la ofcina del Cable fran
ces, cuyo local esta en- la Marina, cerca
del Muelle
Resuelta va EN- ell Consejo Executive
La insercion de la clausula que esta-
blece la inteligencia entire ell Comisio-
nado del Interior y la Compa11a del
Cable Frances, estamos punto de po-
seer ell servicio efciente.
Los trabajos de installation de la IL
nea Sc deJan yer con regocijo, pues CO.
menzaron desde hace cuatro o seis dfas.
Don Juan Cuevas Aboy, reputado pro
fesor de castellano de la Alta. Escuela
de esta ciudad, ACADIA de imprimir una
edlci0n de SUI folleto "Miscelanea Gra-
matical" al cual ocurre 10 que al pen
samiento del poeta: RIGA esencia en-
pomo chico, la mas cara, la mejor". Y
no es, precisamente, que ell folleto del
senior Cuevas Aboy sea caro-, pero es
muy pequeno, ESQ 81
Es obra de sus titanicos esfuerzos. Dor
cooperar en- benefcio del mayor en-
grandecimiento del idioma castellano ;
con tai motive, nos agradar1a que el
trlunfo lie sonriera en- toda la linea.
Don Pic Amador Rodriguez. uno de
los mas simpaticos cronistas teatrales
de los presentes d1as-aunque va no
hay cr6nicas que hacer-es huesped de
esta ciudad, 10 cual nos satisface, desde
aver. Tuve ell gusto de "firtear" un
largo ratio con ese atento amigo, a
fe que 81 no fuera de casa, iba a exal-
tarle, pues nos divirtio de buena ley
Deseamosle los mas hsonjeros nego-
clos por esos pueblos que 4fecorra. Que
todos los encuentre tan amables como
Mayagiiez
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-26


En- La Playa de Ponce la nina Mer-
cedes MARTINEZ, de Il ailos de edad, Sc
lntoxico tomandose una fuerte dosis de
acido fenico. Fue trasladada al Hospi-
tai en- estado grave
Ramon Ortega Sc encontr6 aver en-
la Gale general Contreras varios borda-
dos, que ha entregado en- la ofcina del
jefe de polic1a de San Juan, donde estan
a la disposition de quien acredite ser
su duefio.
Esta en- San. Juan, y hemos tenido ell
gusto de saludarlo, nuestro estimado
amigo el doctor don Pedro Malaret.
Manana regresara Ponce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-26
Mercado de azdlcar
De la Camara Insular de Comercio.

MERCADO DE AZUCAR
Mercado active para embarque in
mediate, $4.95.
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these demands, disregarding all
rules of courtesy and dignity. So
we'll did Isaac carry out these in
structions, that the Muhammedan
prince, flying into violent passion
at the messengers insolence, order
ed him killed, and nailed to glib
bet, and his retinue of knights i'm
prisoned.
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THE ALMORAVIDES AND
THE ALMOHADES.

The rapid progress Of Alfonso VI
of CASTLE in his march of conquest
thru Muhammedan, Spain, and his
insolent demands upon the emir of
Seville convinced the latter, the most
powerful Moslem Prince in the pen
insula, that the only chance of the
Muhammedan power to resist the
further aggressions and encroach-
ments of the neighboring Christian
state was in calling in the assist
ance of new Muhammedan force
that had arisen in Africa, the Al
moravides. Originally federation of
Berber tribes roaming in the desert
of Sahara, and fired by new zeal
for Islam, which had been inspired
in them by a religious reformer and
fanatic from Northern Africa, the
Almoravides, or "Wearers of the
Veil' captured the entire region of
northern Africa, where they built
the city of Morocco as their capitol.
Knowing the degenerate and weak
ened condition of their Core1igionists
in Spain, and the general disorder
prevailing in that country, the head
of this new African empire, Yusuf
Ibn Tashufn, only waited for an OPP
portunity to cross the narrow strait
and to extend his dominion over
most coveted territory. The oppor-
tunity soon came when the emirs
of the different Moslem states ex-.
tended to him most urgent call to
come to their rescue from the now
oppressive power of the king of Cas-
tile.
Yusuf eagerly responded, and
with a great host invaded the pen
insula, repeating the performance of
the first Moslem invasion under
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The Jews I'm The lb@riam Peninsula
By DR.. S. N. Deinard.
CONTINUED from last week. J

Continued from last week.
This happy state, however, was
not to be of long duration. There
was a greater power than Alton
SOS, or any sovereign's, directing
the affairs of Christian Europe
the church of Rome and it's head,
Pope Hildebrand, known as Gregory
VII. To him such condition of af-
fairs was intolerable. He had
promulgated a canonical law that
Jews should hold no office in Chris
tendon, and exercise no suprem-
acy whatever over Christians. This
law was especially directed against
Spain, owing to the peculiar condi-
tons described above. Not satisfied
with the PRONUNCIATION of his intol-
Grant measure, he addressed a pri-
vate letter to King Alfonso, con-
tanning the following emphatic ad-
monition. 1--WE admonish your
Highness that you must cease to
suffer the Jews to rule over the
Christians and exercise authority
over them. For to allow the Chris
tians to be subordinate to the Jews,
and to subject them to their judge
ment, is the same as depressing
Gods church and exalting Satan's
synagog. To wish to please Christ's
enemies means to treat Christ him
self with contume1y ."
Luckily Alfonso could not we'll af-
ford to pay attention either to the
Pope's epistles or to his canonlcal
laws. He needed the services of
the Jews and he was determined to
have them. After conquering To-
ledo he cast longing chances in the
direction of Seville and Cordova,
both governed by the same Muham-
medan prince. How to make an
attack upon those territories was a
delicate problem, for he had no ex-
cuse, since the Muhammedan ruler
had been his friend and ally. He
thereupon sent his Jewish council
or of state, Isaac Ibn Shalbib, to the
King of Seville with instructions to
demand certain concessions for his
royal master which he we'll knew
the Muhammedan prince could not
in honor grant, and to be firm in
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St. Paul and Minneapolis l9, 1915.

lark and MuSa. In the battle OF
the plain Of Zallaka on the Guadiana
a few miles from Badajos, the Chris
tian army was almost annihilated.
Alfonso himself had great difficulty
in escaping with his life. But Yusuf
was not satisfied with being merely
the ally and champion of the Mos
lem states against their Christian an
tagonists. He determined to make
himself the master of Andalusia, and
in the course of few years the
whole of Moslem Spain was in vas
salage to the head of the Moroccan
empire. Additional strips of terri
tory were taken by him from Alton
so and other Christian princes, so
that under Yusuf and his son and
successor, Ali, the Almoravides con-
trolled as large domain in the Iber-
ian peninsula as ever did the most
successful of the Omayyad house.
But this new period of power was
of short duration. The empire of
the Almoravides soon began to fall
to pieces. The extortion and mis-
government of the vassals and vice.
roys in their different states excited
the discomfort of the population.
There was constant friction between
the native Arabs and the new Ber-
Der element, while the Christians
were steadily plotting and conspir-
ing to get rid of both. The kings of
Aragon and CASTLE could now have
struck a decisive blow for the re-
covery of at least part of the Mos
lem dominions, were it not for the
new reinforcements that once more
fastened from Africa to the shores
Of Andalusia.
In the Businesses of the Atlas
Mountains and the African desert
once more a movement was set on
foot which, beginning as a relig-
ious reformation ended with the es-
tablishment of new empire on the
ruins of the old. An Arab from
Mount Atlas, a jealous fanatic, un-
dertook to play the part of the
Mahdi, meaning the leader, or ex-
pected Messiah, and soon found
himself at the head of new power
full sect called the Almohades or
Unitarians. They declared war
upon the government of the Almora
vides, and after series of success
full engagements the now disorgan-
lied and corrupt power of the latter
was overthrown. The disciple and
successor of the Mahdi, Abd-al-Mu-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-18
BABE KILLED BY COAL GAS.
Waterloo Infant Asphyxiated ny Es-
capino Fumes From Stove,

Waterloo Infant Asphyxiated ny Es-
Gaping Fumes From Stove.
Waterloo, March II. - a soft coal
burner. the lifeless form Of an infant
and grief is the story of the trag-
cedy enacted yesterday morning at the
Chester W. Geiger home, 122 Webster
street.
Mrs. Geiger was alone with her little
4-months- old son. oliver Worthie
Geiger as the father works nights in
the Illinois Central shops. Awakening
about 2 o'clock Mrs. Geiger was as
sailed by the odor Of gas. She imme-
diately opened the doors and windows
to allow fresh oxygen to enter the
room. Tiptoeing TO the bedside Of the
infant she found him cooling and SEEM
ingly contented. After looking at the
stove to see that it was properly closed,
the doors and windows were reclosed
and she returned to bed.
The next Mrs. Gsiser remembers was
the ringing of the alarm clock, which
was set for $50. She awcke with a
start and found herself feeling sick and
dizzy. She rushed 20 the SIDE of her
little one and found small, quiet
form awaiting her. Something in the
atmosphere frightened her and she
summoned doctor with all speed. The
doctor arrived and stated that the lit
lie one had passed away. Coroner DR..
Sidney Smith was sent for, but after an
inquiry, he stated he did not deem an
inquest necessary.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-18
Chelsea New. erevities.

Special to Times-RepC5lican.
Chelsea, March 1S.-Frank lessor.
who recently bought the dray line OF
William Assmussen, has sold out to
Ed Johnson.
The county supervisors were in town
Friday inspecting the culvert that was
put in some time ago in the place OF
the old river bridge. There is no
drainage in the grade.
The people voted to buy the one
acre OF land west of the school house,
to enlarge the play ground, which has
been very snail.
There was a canvass Of the people
for the benefit of the financial budget
of the NJ. E. Church, and every one
contributed abundently and willingly
and the entire expenses for the year
are lifted.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-18

Special to Times Republican.
Hubbard, March 1S-Mrs. LYDIA
Marshman fell on the ice on the street
yesterday morning and broke her wrist.
Mrs. D. E. Bryant and Mrs. Anna
Strcr,er went to Chicago Monday on
business.
Justin Hitler left yesterday for his
home in Canada.
Mrs. S. E. Hough and children. Of Ell
dora, visited with Mrs. Carum Sunday.
Lawrence LaRow has Joined the
army and was sent to Denver for
training last week.
]. B. Knowles is very sick, with no
hopes Of improvement.
c. A. Byam has sold his interest IN
the Hubbard State Bank and his dwell
ing to Fred Gressler Of Oelwein. and
will go to Charlton later on, where he
has purchased an interest in bank.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-18
MARY WlLMEk, OF TAMA, CON-
MITs SUICIDE IN EMPLOYERS
HOME.
LEFT NOTE INDICATING
DISAPPOINTMENT IN LOVE
Drinks Two Ounces Of carboiie Acid
While Alone in Home = Body Not
Found Until Several Hours Later
Parents Reside in Elberon - Miss
Wirek e Years Of Age.

Special to Times Republican,.
Tama, March 1S.-Miss Mary
Wilmek was found dead yesterday
afternoon in the home Of Arthur
Brooks, where she was employed. An
investigation revealed that she had
committed suicide by drinking two
ounces Of carbolic acid.
Miss Wilmek was a resident OF Ell
boron, where her parents reside. Some
time ago she came here to enter the
employ of the Brooks family. At the
present time Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks are
in Hot Springs, Ark, and they left
the home in charge Of son and Miss
Wilmek. Tuesday the son was absent
from home, and it is supposed that
some time during the night the girl
took the poison. A note left by her
addressed to John Kublich said that
it was for his sake that she had de-
termined to kill herself. Miss Wilmek
was % years Of age.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-18
A TELEPHONE TRIUMPH

The latest scientific achievement is
the successful telephoning from New
York to San Francisco. a distance Of
over & 500 miles. It is claimed the
voices were clear and distinct.
Another worthy public benefactor is
IIIosttGtsttGT'S Stomach 8ittTes. It is 8
safe family remedy for Stomach. Liver
and Bowel ills and in thousands Of
homes reigns supreme.
When the appetite lags, the diges-
ton is poor. the liver and bowels in
active you should try Hostetters Stom-
ach Bftters. 1t will help Natur restore
normal conditions in the entire system
and improve your health.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-18
euNMAn THREATENS OFFICERS.
Attacks Constables With Assistance Of
Bull Ooa.
Special to Times-Republioan.


Special to Times Republican.
Sioux City, March 1s.-With bull
dog frozen to one of his ankles ana
tho dogs chain wrapped about his
leg, Constable F. L. Durham Wednes-
day morning saved his colleague. Con-
stable Sim T. Huber. and a half dozen
other men from being killed with q re-
volver in the hand of Henry Phyllis,
who has been living in a small house
under disputed possession at Court
and Leech streets.
Huber accompanied by Durham
went to serve writ of removal on
Phyllis who claimed ownership Of
small house under deed that had
been held void. The paper was served
in behalf of the Dumbarton Realty
Company, which claimed ownership OF
the property.
when you and I meet, one of us
will die" Phyllis is alleged to have
warned Huber.
When the two constables arrived
on the scene, men were at work tear
ing down the house that had been oc-
cupied by Phyllis. Phyllis ran into a
place nearby and emerged with a gun.
He began firing on Huber and the men
at work tearing down the house.
general scramble ensued when Durham
grabbed Phyllis by the arm. Simultan-
eously he was grabbed by Phyllis bull
dog which locked its jaws in his ankle.
Yelling with pain, Durham managed to
hold to Phyllis arm until the gun had
been emptied into the air.
Phyllis then was overpowered and
brought to Justice Smiths court
where a warrant was issued for his
arrest on the ground of assault to
do great bodily injury. Phyllis was
lodged in the county Jail. He will
be given a preliminary hearing be-
fore Justice Smith, March 20.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-18
Get Rid Of Lingering Colds, Coughs
and La Grippe

Spring finds many afflicted with lin
gering, hacking coughs that weaken the
system. Slush and wet cause more
colds than zero weather. Group, bron-
chitis, and pneumonia are prevalent.
Every family should have a safe and
reliable cough medicine ready for use.
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound con-
tains no harmful ingredients. 1t eases
a cough, checks a cold and relieves in
famed and congested membranes. 1t
cleasr the air passages and soothes in
fiammation. Mcbride &. Will Drug
Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-18
Ramaeiotti Store Sold.

Special to Times -Republlcan.
Tama, March 1S,-The Ramaciott
candy store and factory was sold
Tuesday TO Henry Shively and Lloyd
Asher. Of this city. The sale was made
by r. s. Miner as administrator OF the
estate of Mr.. Ramaciotti. who com
mtted suicide in Belle PLANE several
weeks ago while under arrest for some
technical violation of law in disposing
of mortgaged property. The consid-
Grafton in the sale of the business was
5000.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-18
RECORD BY BOY 1YPIST.
Leslie Lincoln, of Mason City, Claims
Hiqh School Championship.

Special to Tlmes-Rapublcan.
Mason City, March 1s.-Writing 10
words per minute on single word prac-
tice, lab words sentence practice: and
I05 words on new matter, was the rec
ord Of Leslie Lincoln, of the Mason
City high school, made at an exhibition
last evening. He claims the champion
ship high school record Of the state
and will enter the Northeastern Iowa
Teachers Association contest to. be
held at Clinton. April 1.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-18

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1I3 East Main street, A. 7. Elder, -
East Ma. street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-18

OF this vicinity Wednesday at q farm
betterment and development meeting
at the opera house. and the house was
filled to the limit. Lunch was served
at noon and in the afternoon lectures
were given by farm and silo experts.
They also put on seven reel picture
show, all Of which was free.