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The Ocala evening star., 1915-09-14
Our Evening Thought

Oh, this is beautiful world.
know not what to think of it. Some
times it is all sunshine and gladness
and heaven itself lies not far off, and
then it suddenly changes and is dark
and sorrowful and the clouds shut out
the day. In the lives Of the saddest
of US there are days like this, when
we feel as if we could take the whole
world into our arms. Then comes the
gloomy hours when the fire viii not
burn in our hearts and all without and
within is dismay-cold and dark. Be
lieve me every heart has its sorrow
which the world knows not and oft
times we call man cold when he is
only sad Henry w. Longfellow.
the announcement cf the approaching
marriage of Miss Bernice Wright to
Mr.. Robert f. Wright, both Of Macon,
Ga. Both young people are deserved
ly popular in Macon social circles.
Miss Wright, the youngest daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wright and
granddaughter Of the late Capt. Fl. c.
Wright and Gen. Robert Bullock of
this city, is a petite brunette and rec
ogniZed as one Of the most beautiful
girls of Macon's younger set. She
has been a frequent visitor to this
city and since her debut has enjoyed
unusual popularity in all the social
affairs of the south. Mr.. Wright is
the son of Mrs. L. R. Wright. Macon
has always been his home and he is
popular in social and business circles.
The marriage will be solemnized in
the First Methodist church early in
November and will be high noon
affair. While as yet all the wedding
The Ocala evening star., 1915-09-14

Mr.. Paul Weathers arrived in New
York City yesterday from vacation
spent in this city with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Weathers. Mr..
Weathers will enter Harvard Univer-
sity for a post graduate course in
business administration.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-09-14
THE STATE UNIVERSITY
GAINEsVILLE, FLORIDA

Highest standards, ranking with the
largest and best Universities OF the
North and East
3s1 students last session. Total en-
rOllment 639. including summer school
Tuition free. excepting $40 Ier Sc
nester for law
For further information address,
A. A. MURPHREE. President.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-09-14

for the cotton pickers and it is com
ing in quite freely now.
intended to write something about
what was read and done at the last
meeting of the stockholders of the
Silver Springs Transportation Co.,
but cannot do so now as this article
is quite long enough, but unless /
have something more interesting to
do, will take it up another day.
Yours truly,
l.. t. Izlar.
Blackville, S. C., Sept. 8, 1915.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-09-14
WHERE SHALL | GO To SCHOOL /?

FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE FoR
WOMEN, TALLAHASsEE. fla
Standard the same as those OF the
best colleges and universities I'm the
country.
Modern buildings and equipment: all
modern conveniences.
AS students regular term. 1e3 sum-
mer term; total enrolment last sem-
sion 636
Tuition free IN college and normal
school
For catalOuge and information write.
EDWARD CONRADI, Premlaen4.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-09-14
NoT EauAL no cnAmeERLAIN.s

Il have tried most all Of the cough
cures and find that there is none that
equal Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
relief" writes w. V. Harner, Mont
pelier, Ind. When you have q cold
give this remedy a trial and see for
yourself what splendid medicine it is.
Obtainable everywhere.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-09-14

The quarterly conference viii be
held by Rev. F. R. Bridges, presiding
elder, next Wednesday evening, Sept.
18th, instead of Tuesday evening, the
14th. ]. M. Gross, Pastor.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-09-14
BEAN SEED

We have just received our new
bean seed for the fall planting; al
varieties. Ocala Seed Store. SLID
The Ocala evening star., 1915-09-14

Try one of those frosted pints Of
PSbst Blue Ribbon at Johnny's. IT,
The Ocala evening star., 1915-09-14

Miss Janet Weathers is TIE guest
for two weeks of her sister, Mrs. G.
H. Ford and brother, Mr.. r. S,
Weathers in Jacksonville.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-15
BANQUET SOCIAL NEWS


muNTHEn resnA Apfa 10 A
FiauH hai eaH siprn lN The ,ounn men
ui Heu4ueio isHi friday ninht splendid
mNnic was mfnisbni ns she Coupons
CHRISTI aiung bhna Mta a. g.
NfiEht mta iehu , rntff Mfu h. A.
Bennett De- and MIS- MNi wright pas
Hldfi AZ 'he rsffrshmsut tasiigr a fuaHi
enlna abs time was had hS an prss.
rut Tlr iuuhg mon ~ iisnaaeln 49,
~ No congratulated upon iilc.f sitcosss
Hn ruirNAiusfH lhf fuiloNina W. Nsi
~ f'lfue who niiHnasa
iiiAri Hnhaues' iirgiha actafiru
finrenes Nchali.u Alice Mari HfaH
cis ii1as. isihri Weir Aiyira gftFufryb
hiHp NHhHntf. tAnn lfaisicioi. 3hcisnA
ielirr u'uftie aua Marie lstiefnaa
waite 1895 haFisnd. AKlina tiafi,ef. 10
un Coleman totaHse s5sutpl H4siSn
h'mhi hahtl Sutherland tllsnni fsfi
tffie Hnd Josie NffEht. Anrif iisii ~.
hsp lHananeisl ptau WHHHt Augs
ilsra MafY Arnes iiodas, sIlosntnwnl
Aem aaa q ~ Ha8iana ~ 4. pan
lssedsf lNiauhs ,sfnysi "a h niansin
fame Y Nnuun ~ {. iiasinr. W. wal
lafta =. ramh. iahh igNff Afthuf
smith i3asmi, h ~. Chaih. Aaolpl.
Rghsiirrt fAhrsi. Mic Nakunsy. sleosFr
Mep nau. willie SWAPS q d. iiaiHs
iH, hniiTf fHnn intficlol Hahn 4 Qeiau
r. j. WiiHili, q WnHbt Rsah fsfDhs.
"a Ei.u 1904 Wurhl Hob fione. Ger
aid illiH .gthsf wililf0ri fllHistnAni
siirfd iii0umhifnm OAKLAND Eiilff. tsafi
Mfisii, fiAFaf lahnsian itnhf ifisni
fff ore iiennath 4. Messenger. Iisrrs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-15
kIhCSVILlE NEWS BUDGET

Daiiff Hftstd special
hfaghFfifN. TsfAs Aptil ~ #U
4 Nliisf faF many years thr irnaes ~
ne kiuRs Lao to-day disposed q enc
iliftshsisss - fissi hssfal tuTethsr wiih
Biz issse 20 isgafse Htssss Wia' fesl =
nnntiSff - fesfa has beAn sHef - the
hafs4 Mr. Aiiisf Will artafr hts "a
trniian ~ aesasneiea ianes ilsag ~
pnns nfaf hiusefiiif dor pnafit,ie "a
End eaa strikes
Ths Dnffrf ltiiaNris will number
ens y rnw aoer ~ a~tfh ~ l.1sq
frst- ftgpGfa ~ fAs company express
every confidence - bringing ID y
aasssf ~ ,hia psii hasiaa aifaadt
stflfk 80 SAND
Marion fustess 3 Neu hBoen yonne
uisn ~ kiHRAfffis Suffered serious
anfideni ay Aafiia this niecnink that
nsst coTf him fhr 4.ea ~ isis rreslait
Az aceysiea~ innh - Whleh ~ wen
snsksnk explsstesa ffe ass bfonfhf
bare ~ ssnce IN medical httsniian
f5~ff heB gietin nfld Mrv. 81 n fsar-
resi- ~ the TNaas dfparfnens "A Aafis
rusfBts ,ecfufe1 e. n khf8e ard aftpre.
aNsite A1dienee ~ me f1hsn npera
s0aae fire asfSef aoosa "a the Iefgnrna
man ihe organization ~ coastY uani.
fEy tlab with 4 iarEs fneushsfsbip.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-15

Meria Nssnts - Apni 70
taf- nrath uf ueams calvert lofA
siAlIlinNtp Nnn roftltvd ths
pianl q Mars mra tfvm ths iisi
ish ,fo0n
iGif nlea Mns A. Namtcnon hasn
~ pnNf ure4as Nui nist ga b.
Wifr W ltrnrh sine
iiif rnhttsss hannsA spsclal natnas
HH tnN.pn alrtllshua suhNFtss q
NNn iirennent WashinetunN
iiff guafsie aud similar HaRea
isif lirst ssAluni taf ihs dfaf ana
dHulh WAS UlisUcd ~ Hartford
NouN
1854 rmirnani ship revhaifon frQm
iissw WIS pfspkea en American
ctast with iuas % 2he nvcs
lttf bEhf ai iauams heiwccn natives
sod uaaasntufe un Americas shin
nrA le passengers hiiiei and 10
wunndsF
ittl lincilh called fol Gtoee vni
uNtrera inf three munihs anH tNsn
mRndsa ail inautfseiiunista 81
iifrrfre within iwrni1 d4fs
1885 Abraham iIutein rAtreuih pres
iatni r ihs laiisa states. died
ffnfn arhafNlup uonna "a Wash
inRien iufn "a iiudGsntiilr
XIV ith lg 1879
itt9 Tented eiafvs nonate ailnea Z
characterization iuan with ufeHl
iHiNln
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-15
SERDIANS LOOK WITH
LONGING EYES ON
BOSNIAN TERRITORY
OCCUPATION or COUNTRY ~
AUsTRlANs HAS loNn Atm
HuSrNrEp
PEN PICTURE OF COUNTRY


wANIgfNagstN. Apfu ne t,satrih
lne ibssnia wh,ch nas tep bone -
tonsrrkhn ln southwestern lesrnpf tor
many seat- leista hpptfin ~ he
Nssinnai uraHrapnle Segssi, sA,s
il,snla bss ions hesn AZ amoasl.a ~
srrviar ans an >Ntitlan shan las ati
siar Sefps have uiied tlir li,sniae
ts,iss.~ arid insHs- ns,f 4bs SERBIAN
iNnaes b. that rnaseo y, naapt s ihe
rapalailon When thv N.,.nisa. ~
ISIS threw ~ tht rmhisf gttf Wiich
bod uecou,f ~ eesliur a. a. ~ unNeNrs
ttis, tAs ssfAlANA -antr ia sht sid ~
lhei4 r.ileiunN eaauirsmee avs Arr.
sac thr wac ,ncrc FtsW up an uedsr.
stanJina iu.turcn ~eftiaa and n,asnian
,sstisfr fuai wts ia na,e hraurhi fhe
sNtN ~ ieNN respective tfftnr.Ys
with tht ACKNOWLEDGEMENT "a lsanrian
iltssisan rtum lhs issfie Nunsls ,aned
ihr iHlttu silica in lNif. ana ina uas
nlan4 stnr saw thc otirste I'd thslr -
toiuiiuh aehietxa
Hguv reeon~tttrti0n at ttr imiesns
nishe niitsnHlltr y, tte war NAs 81
fgries nN ihr Uonafvss 90 ucfin ln
itit Nfistsn isaNsif hnsn ihei ihelf
dfsam "a "a Hfratnr Ntfsia woait no,
~ rroeist aftsuilnn fAsn fspterrnta titta
20 "a. itiwcfs bet Ht,ssiheleea tAs,
v.eft vhpr.parfa f.f the disposition ~
iesuia aRd iisrfenN,ina thAt Was uN
AlN taktn ful ihai matter. Nttslsha
wtrr nm ite emily Hirfrated i,arties
caught NntHenaF.1 fn. Ntft itue Nefs
'sitiefh Answered anA nta,is auAlaus PSI
mo ass 90 eonrnss sulh0rslna hus.
fflan neeurtsin anA aAasnisifatsan X
tne rciflsmNr 1Ntttth 4fufiafes 81
ier rfsi riaas NtfNan expansion ieih
"a nrh aAl lAlNs loiillnga WA atfinitf
F 81 b.stAsa ln ihe seenua riarp che
Austes liNu1snAn Flsui olrssA ntsfs
ilFhii' afNuns sefa lan TERRITORY. the
naWi "a sli,4Ws 90 ihe iiHikAua uat
Z sn,nch ~ inai thine iof application H.
Ear uuei Neaafehs
~iiasnia b. 5 Aud ~ Wooded n,nua
tsiak aWa fertile Naiscts fntss u Nsft
are uHrfpdufiitt Hand mlihiH lit
fosfinsF ipl hat a. Nat ln ffain. ffult
W. mraAeu 4ul'nailim "a nasufe iana
and fsHesi Mmcinrt. lAtsnia - fseh n
miHsfais whish lNriuas tuai ifen sop
I psr snfnFnr tutafeness einnainF. Sine
snd m9vpfx Noih ana stfit wefs
~nftesl among lia innnnialna al ihe
/ flnNans ard lu tnnes aaNa ~ ~ea 20.
shfaira far ts fithness Va ihfsp pst
riuup metaIN. " has aiso 4allsaNiu tti
iniisss and mtfhit quaffies
rfha pfotietn hnNel ~. h ehieHS
laEflgallntel Nnfr lhAn % prf cent q
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-15
A CONFESSION
Hopes Her Statement, Made Pablo,
viii Help Other Women.

Hines, kls.--''l must confess. says
Mrs fuia Mae Reid. 81 iiiis place. THAT
Cafdui. The soUane l0nsc, has done NC
. great deal Of geod
Before commenced uslag Cafcui. I
would spa 40 everything ale. ! had .
tired. sleepy ieeling az the hme, Ind was
frrgsagf. J could hardly drag sf0uHG.
and wotiid have severe headaches Con
iiHwoakiy.
Slnee iaking caEdla. ! have eaiirsly
gifsi spiiiing up what ta. Everything
seems 20 digest al rigfsf. and ] have
gaiaed 10 pounds Ia weight
u you are I yiciim Ut any ~ fire Burner
ous MS 40 common 70 youf sess u .
wroag 10 snisef.
For half 4 ceHipy. CzsdHi has been re-
ieYibg lust sueb us, "a u proves bY the
lSsDusancs u iefifrS. eiHiiief 10 IRE above.
ghlch pour ini0 cur cillce. year BY year.
Cards. IS s1sre1sim because Il Is caas-
posed N inRfcdiest6 which ALPHABETICALLY
on fhc s0iuanlg consuiliioa. and helps
bshld ne ~eAkenfd organs bach 10 heath
and slfeagth.
Cafda has helped cfliers. and xili help
ySsi, too. Get 4 hottie friday. fea
sent regret Il. Your dfEgisi seils Il.
Nea> . eashsnssss sssss.sns GO yssssy Vs.
sd.sss IAasa. LA.snAass.sa saa ~ AIarN4i ~.
frscfies.f - fesf - 1pt ~ se4e tar+s iisess
lls@sssssS n Nss&S. ssis y sasksrsss~. fe~ -
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-15

af'AnrANii tl, 81 q. Arm "a
thfre alsy maassAi Festival ups4~ laaay
~ rontefno ri,iiser. ana ths rsent this
Aenf rt4stssr ~ tufpass anything hs.
fpiv attempted fhe s'hafsl Satlrie ~
tnp e',lis'ne viii ~ epslated ~ nsufca.
Hionnis AMI saine ~ ghs htai sfse.aa
NNl be titrr rho feailyal efewd "a
snsiird 70 the esnSeosinn II ShHhera
tfum all Ias,s If ihe state Tht suans
Niirpn ~ 'ieNttfsc csil4ef WIN ~.
nlhhl anlaIiaIn lln sl.llNfa A Aanen.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-15

fhrpurh thr nfuprg fhanntis ihe usaii
tia,ltns eii' 81 ,..hdlnt.l hs ths ava
fesliis'es Nisvyii With tat governments
~ hNfriss nee ~ wan ~ its prehsni.
AMa rfVsfa.t watth sN hf asrRct
oRN sf'ktt, arv abs halawsns a.sciafp,
sla1s
ff'a' Naf ~ uesatite ~ ai rt,,a
trss ard gtfluNatieH taR fulote fuas
naiishti atsputrs sih.giFA ~ ateatstsn
i,ai iVftsFr falsasrs sa.'aa ~ euti- Z
90 democratic luaiwA trst thf r4nr,si
apA ghseieal eslitsipes "a etsn,vn aft
hsN,sn1 ,'ssftpiion that mutuAl uuasf
- tpains. aHd ifsyfsatip alt,ala ~ tfa.
matei lftaftn uktlHts ans thai p,ain
cn ~ fifra q kalec iu the NelerminA
NNn ~ tar4tsn poll.lrs Nna tns ceauia
itta I'd Nuf t.aaA5 a.na
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-15
DARkEN GRAY HAIR,
LOOK YOUNG, PRETTY
sAos rxA ANo suLpaua DARK.
wNs SO NATURALLY THAT NO.
Bcpv CAN TELL.


Afntss, ssesNonr ks,uwa that Hanu
I've ana SulphAr prig~fiy rssap,nnd-
- ofinN thrA shs natural eaiae and
iuetn 81 ihe hair when fA1eA stfeaA-
- ~ st~s ai%a rnas aanaraft nrhlna
~'aif ena Sleeps iaiisna hAtr. Years ake
M enh w4s 81 psf this snixtner was
g make y a haassN Nhesh H. nsssrs
Ana tfsasl'lc~smr NAsaaays - ASK.
irs st aUf afue stecr scr ~wsvth'n
fAEe aud Nuarhaf st0galnuna yeU usls
~ q lsrst bottle - ihiN fsmnus .s,d
rctifw ~ about 10 eenin
ta,ui Stay artS TRY ~ Ma anr
ran p',seiplt tn that ycN aAfkeneA taur
nAlr a. "a tueN n ~ natagAilv ana
vscnlv. Nen dAlapea spnnat - nafs
,'f0eh Wlah 4 ana draw this through
senr Faif iehias enr smell sssaaa "a
a iifne Ay pfWnfne the ira, NAls ala.
=i-tsF#s= Aha Aft@s aAssisss application
e two 'em haif trrsnra hrartsfulix
asfA thlaA 8nA si,ssFs s.ftsss lsnin.,t
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-15

NNNoA hsaih tshainv BE- u fpqos.
Tii'if Niirrus Foai fiafslioa aua rea
Niaf laIWfi nuteHVnt 3nN eatnoi have
hfaith WAY nesle'i kefrnr nnNfis
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uies tneai ana ieel nnrh nsifsf tttiit.
eour aNpsiiis ana aiFestlliu frf ane
fN.hight Advertisement
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COUNTRIES rHAN ~ RUSSIA =
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-07
dEsREPuBIICAN MARsHAILToWN. IOWA: AUGUST Z. 1915

OF them without much difficulty ex-
plains the board. For some OF them
work is not always so readily found
owing to their lack Of training in some
particular line. or because the board
does not know at the time where work
may be found for which they are
adapted.
Men are being paroled whom the
board think have shown a desire to
become citizens. Most OF them are
making good. 1t is found that one of
the things conducive to good results is
honorable employment at reasonable
wages. with employers who are will
ing to use some effort to encourage
them along right lines of conduct 1t
is an undertaking we'll worth the best
effort Of the state and it's citizenship"
: 1t ia stated in the boards office that
the public does not realize what large
per cent Of the paroled men make
good When a man breaks parole the
fact gets wide publicity but there is no
mention of the fact that all thru the
state there are paroled men who are
doing well. many Of them much better
than the average man.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-07
STATE BOARD HAS LITTLE DIFF
FlcuLrY IN PLACING RE.
LEASED coNvIcTs.
WORK MUST be IN SIGHT
BEFORE PAROLE is ISSUED
State System Increases Confidence Of
Employers and Many Are Willing to
Use Right Sort Of Ticket. Of Leave
Men-Laroe Per Cent Make Good
Cooperating With State Board.
Special to Times-Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines, Aug. 7.-Altho labor
conditions are not as good as usual and
there are many men looking for work.
the Iowa board of parole is able to find
places for all of it's paroled prisoners.
The success which the parole system
has met seems to have increased pub
lie confidence and there are a num-
Der of employers OF labor who are will
ing to employ paroled man whenever
they have need for additional help.
The board has been for some time
developing list of employers of labor
who are in need of help from time to
time and who have notified the board
that they will be glad to use the right
sort of paroled men when possible
Thru this list the board is able to find
places for the paroled men.
Jobs Before Released.
In letter sent out to employers OF
labor the board explains that the law
requires before these men can be re-
leased that work be obtained for them
under written contract from some per-
son or firm covering a period of a:
the employer to be willing to use his
efforts If possible to see that the pa
rolee observes the conditions of his
parole. report promptly any violations
and also certify to the monthly reports
to be made by him to the board
employment is procured for most
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-07
Traer News Items.

Special to Times Republican.
Traer, Aug John MCGOWAN was
in town this week looking up building
matters. He plans to erect a. $4,000
residence on his lots on Presbyterian
hill this fall.
Bonds of $4,000 were voted In school
district Nos. 1 and in Grant last Sat
urday New brick school buildings Will
be erected in the above districts next
year.
Preparations are under way for the
soldiers reunion and fall festival to he
held in Traer Aug. "a and rs. The state
drum corps. the Traer band and male
chorus Of thirty voices will furnished
music. The picnic pageant will be CIV
en- on the street. and auto parades. ball
games, etc, will furnish amusement.
Mrs. Eva Green Denhart who has
been here some weeks visiting her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Green. left
Wednesday for Sioux Falls, S. D..
where her husband is at present They
expect to locate in South Dakota
The old Best hotel building is being
renovated for the reception of tho
Traer library during the erection OF the
new building.
Pearl Hunsaker died recently at her
home in Watertown, S. D. She was
born and reared here. being daush-
ter of Noah Hunsaker. She was mar
ried only last April.
All preliminaries for the erection or
the new Carnegie library have at last
been cleared away. The architect Is
completing specifications and bids FOR
the contract will be called for this
month.
Miss Emma L. Demert. bookkeeper
for the Mutual Telephone Company,
has accepted a similar position with a
contractor in Cedar Rapids.
w. B. King. Of Gladbrook. who
bought the Dfcky farm Of 1877 acres In
the Salem neighborhood was offered
$40 rental for a term of three years.
This is surely the top notch in farm
rents.
Cecil Burt who works for Dan Muir
head in Crystal. fell from hayrack
when the trip rope broke and fractured
his right arm.
Mrs. Frank Hoeppner has been quite
i'll at Nisswa Mimi, where she Went
for an outing.
Miss lila Foster. OF Cedar Rapids. is
the new boolkeeper for the Mutual
Telephone Company.
Ralph Green mas purchaSeu I'd!
Kieths interest in the grocery firm OF
Kieth & Neimeir and will enter the
firm the first of the year. Mr.. Keith
has leased his fathers farm and he
and his new wife will take charge OF
that next year
The Green brothers. who have had
charge of the Sherrett farm east OF
town. will come to town. 1t Is prob
able that John Sherrett and family VIII
return to the farm.
A second son came to Mr.. and Mrs.
James F'ikeys. on the Pratt farm this
week. Mrs. F'ikeys was before her
marriage Miss Mary Mochal.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-07
STRENUOUS JOB FOR MASON.

Beer Censor at Mason City Turns
Back Thirty Barrels Of Booze.
Special to Times Republican
Mason City, Aug. Beer Censor r.
d. Mason beats any news censor In the
country. He has had his first days
workout and out of the sixty barrels
received in this city during the past
twenty four hours, thirty of them have
been sent back to the hreweries maxi
ing the shipment. This is per agree
ment of breweries and commissioners.
Mason has sized up the thirsty indi-
viduals in this city as follows: "One
barrel of beer or three cases of beer
and one gallon Of whiskey is as much
as any man should have in one month
without a doctors prescription" This
will be the limit and any man trying
to break thru and get more will have
the shipment returned. AS fast as no
can the beer censor will get list of
such men as the law says should be
on the forbidden list. The man who
has taken the Kelley cure, has beer:
indicted for bookkeeping or keeping a
club house, can't have 1t.
The club house proposition here is
a hard one for there is not an Italian.
Greek or Austrian settlement where
less than dozen to twenty men are
living in the same house. The beer
censor expects to keep record of the
amount received by each man and he
will be checked up every month. 1t
looks today as if he would soon need a
private secretary Some of the thirsty
are coming to him and ascertaining
first if they could break thru with
shipment and are not ordering without
his o. k SO far as is known, r. ID.
Mason is the first man in the county
to wear the official title Of beer CEN
sor. He is on the regular pay roll OF
the city and receiving the salary of po-
liceman-$70 per month.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-07
SYRIAN ROBBED BY FRIEND.
Waterloo Man Uses Mattress For Bank
and Loses $40.

Waterloo. Aug. THE police are
searching for Eli Petovich, Syrian.
aged 81, who disappeared from his
rooming and boarding house at 800
Cottage street. taking with him $41O
belonging to Dan Golisch, a fellow
countryman.
Golisch placed no faith in banks and
kept his savings in sack hidden
away in the mattress Of his bed. Pet
ovich was evidently aware OF this and
only waited his opportunity. When
Golisch returned home last evening he
found his bed torn up and his money
sack lying on the floor.
Petovich was evidently in a hurry
as he overlooked 800 in the sack TAX
ing $410 of the $50 which Golisch had
saved.
The police secured good description
of the Syrian and officers were sent to
watch all outgoing trains to see that he
did not leave the city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-07

Trivial. Accident Results Fatally.
Special to Times Republican.
Iowa City. Aug. THAT mere
stubbing of a toe led ultimately to the
death of Carver Thompson. pioneer
aged 81. at his new home in Pasadena,
lis the sad and strange news that comes
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-07
Packer Fosters viii in Court.

Ottumwa, Aug THE will of the
late T. D. Foster, wealthy packer who
died here recently, has been entered for
probate with the clerk of the district
court. No inventory was filed with the
will but the estate Is very large. The
widow, Eliza j. Foster. is given the in
come from trust fund of 100000 to be
set aside for that purpose. Provision
is made in the will to perpetuate the
Mary Foster scholarship in the Nc
Cormick Theological seminary of Chi
cago. The children are provided for in
a trust fund set aside for that pur-
pose. w. H. T., T. H. and G. NJ Fos-
ter are the executors and trustees.