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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-04

0uraa5o mitgeteiIt miro. Cine per-
slpeiielte Sdlof)t 5ipii6en ben
slufriibrern ino ben ierbii6en Srup.
pen mirb uorbli6 bon Sirana aits.
aeiuhten. Die anti icrbilf)e Be
ipeguns bebnt >iid, nad, oen noroli.
den 9llbanien aus.
Welun Der beri6tete 9liiiitano Der
slIbanier gcgen Die Serben groberen
llnlfana annirnnlt, miro er 5lt elmer
9eorobung iiir Die ierbiiden Srup-
pen merOen, Die oanm BON brei Sci
ten bur1 lire Seiuoe eingeidlolien
iu,o. SSbnen piiroc oann nur Die
,Sludlt III Die albunii6en Serge ilbrig
blciben. Seri1te, Die aus sllbanien
eingetroffen iinb, lallten beilnrllbl-
aenb fiir Die glIliierten, uno es belbt,
baB Oeiterreid) periude, nnrltben an-
suitiften, inben es perillbe, Die gllbo'
nier al beipaffncu inb ailf5itrei3en.
Sieie iolcn Die Serben itto Monte
neariner angreifen nno oaour6 oos
@orriiden Der gulgarierl gegen Su-
ra33o erleihtern.
Sritii6er Sampfer Sriarsate per'
ienft.
9pnoon, 4. 9fop. Ger brittIhe
0ompfer Sriargatte, Elm S1lff Don
264 9ruttotpnnen, lit perierft NOR.
ben. 6iinf llcberlebence muroen
gelanoet.
Sas aabinett 3ai,nis seidllagen.
Yaris, i. Wpp. 9as Sablnctt
3almls III 9ltBen lift bel e,ner Gror'
ternng Der ansluartlsem Eullttf Vrte'
Aenlanbs bente scid)lagcn iuurben,
uno Der Hmftritt Des !Diiniiterlnms
mirb erlpnrtet, luie Der 5apas-gIgen'
tnr BON gltben seinelbet luiro.
9ci Der 9eratling baleelte es lid)
I'M 0tilit6rporlagcn, unb es fan 5ll
3uiamnenitoBen 5fpii6en Dem
9ricantiniIter unb Der gfrfrbeitSpar-
tel oes friiberen Yrenlierminiiters
@enisclos. 3aintis perlangte elm
Gertrauenspotim. Die Iisfiiifon
manbte ii6 Oarai,f Der cnsDartigerl
Tolitif su. Seni3elos erflirte, es iei
iciner @artei unntoelid), Die Regie-
runa I6naer SIT lilterftiiken, oa er
oic 8oIitif fir oas aSntcreiie oes
9onbes id)dbieenb anichcn nii'ie.
9(Ge 8orteifiihrer nabmcr on Der
Tebatte tell, unb bie Ibiti,nmitng err
aab Gin @otum BON ia Stimmen
fir uno t47 Stimmen ge..'r Die Rc-
nierllno. Die @prpdngc, Die slir
GntIoiiitna @cniselos' om Sftober
hlrdl oen Sonic aonftanti1 fiibrten.
finb nod in friidlcr grinnrrltnn.
gritcm mulIem ncnes Snmdbput se'
npmmen bnben.
Qiperpool. 3. gtop Sie
0oilp Boit oeroffentlidt ben @erid)t
iiber Die @eanabnte oes iiinglterl
oeutihen ltnterieebootes, Dos $50
sSnb lang lit unb anber Torpeoorob'
rem bier 9eid)iibe bon sientlidl gro.
bem aoliber trdet. Gos Sdiff ioll
in Gtettin por sipei @odlen pom
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erfI6rt, bob bos Sfiff iidl einige
StInoen nod Dem 8erlaiien ieiner
citation in elmer Der sSaIlen ling,
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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-04

rung nidt abgegeben babe. 9unbon
butte ant "a. Otai ungefiinbigt, oaB
SStaliens llnteridrift 3ll Dem porbe-
reitetcn 9ofliment un1littelbar be-
porltebc. 2Sapan bat iidl Dem Ib-
fonmcn om 10. Sftober angei6loi-
len.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-04
Ser britiide Sampfer
6riorgatt Otrienft; fiinf
Wtanu gelanOtt.

lran5pIen lnnben meitere Srnppen
in Salpnifi.
Ter Serben-Eetcr eilt iuicber mntis
snr Srunt.
Siirit giiluu beitreifet gnftras fir
Observation-Disclosures.
glaiiertem geiteflnns pur Wobilma.
dung in gulsarien.
Stalien benz 9lbidjlnf eines Spnber.
frisSens abgeneist.
glliierte ipaen pur Snrbaneaen Der.
itGrft luerben.
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0ritcn uulIen ncnes Snnhbppt ge-
npmmen bnben.

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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-04
Grniter NnfitauO oer Nlbanier be:
Orobt Die Strben pernidten0
an elmer orittea fSront.

5ipeifele, Oh er ie I'M Stanoe iein per.
&c, 9figa unb Oiinaburg 81 nebmen,
bod bereite er @interquartiere Dor
beioen St6bten Dor.
9amSmus iueiterer franSOiiiher
Srnppen.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-27
+++++i+++++S +S+%+++%+I+f+|
Ends Dry, Hoarse or
Painful Coughs
Quickly
A simple. Home Made Remedy,
inexpensive hut tncauaied

Tho prompt and positive results given
by this pleasant tosting, home made
cough syrup hp caused n 10 bo used In
more homes than any other remedy. IL
gives almost instant relief and viii usual
" overcome the average cough in ~
hours.
Get 2is ounces PincN 80 cents worth
from amy drug store, pour Il into a pint
bottle and nh The bottle with plain granu
lated sugar syrup. This makes full
pint--a family supply--ul the most et.
icctive cough remedy ut cost of only "a
cents or less. iuu couldn't buy as much
TeRdy.made cough medicine for $3.50.
Easily prepared and never spoll'. Full
directions with Piney
The promptness, certainty and ease
with which this PlneX Syrup ovcrcomes
q had cough, chest or throat cold IL truly
remarkable. II quickly loosens a div,
honrse or tight cough and heals and
soothes painful cough In u hurry, With
A persistent lOoso cough il stops the for.
nation NJ phlegm In the throat and bron-
rhial tubes, thus ending the annoying
hacking.
Pinex IA highly concentrated COM
pound VI genuine Norway pine extract,
rich In Wlaiacol aud IL famous the world
over for its splendid effect In bronchitis,
whooplng cough, bronchial asthma and
winter coughs
To avoid disappointment In making
this, nsk your druggist for "2ia ounces
Of pincN," and don't accent ANYTHING
else A mlarautee Of absolute satisfac'
ton, or money prOmntly refunded, goes
with this preparation The Pincx Co.
IT. WAYNE, Ind.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-27
1erpsichorean

Mis-, Cad0iuh Colcord entertained
Friday evening at the Country club
with unr NJ the happiest and most
cINrr.N arranged dancing PARTIES ~
the s"1sun This was Nama dance,
where n. rhr Uuuccr were masked.
ON entering Miss Carulmc Colcord
pinned .u-r numbers on the backs of
the guest. mj the boys drew for the
numbers Jo -ut their armcr~ for the
grand muu which was led 10y Miss
Caroline ,u|rurl and Mr. Thurstun
forg0u I" program quaint Yama
affair. nuur also filled hy number.
but ma-m. were removed after the
sixth dum Mumur, horns were
given a- lur- and II was a Joyous
merry crowd which was chaperonel
10y Mr. mH Mr., & +. Colcord. Mr..
and Mr.. UuH.d B Jones, aud Miss
Niuuifw| NHUlHssrD. Luncheon was
served Urur aud those enjoying the
evening pleasures We're Misses Kath-
crlnr \U-h Julia Enorhs Vivian Wells
Vivian Nichols NWicmc Turner. Ger.
Uldiur brennan. Mildred DALEY. In.
cilr Mckee. Isabel Harris. Loretto
llullWm. Elizabeth buchanan. Mary
O,rrhul.pr Susie Parker. Of Memphis.
Stella tuN. Nina Penn Janet Stuart.
Henrietta Royd Margcry Spauldmg.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-27
Pleasures Past

Miss Laura focht entertained a par.
" of friends Friday Ut luncheon The
,an'e had ~ central decoration a
.nrge basket Of Killarney roses and
the rose idea was also cnrrlcd out
M the bonbon cases aud place cards.
The afternoon was spent with gnmes
ANA fnvors We're presented To Miss
adelaide Rose, who received hunga.
low apron. and Miss Mary Mcc who re-
celNed n box ~ bonhous Guests "
the uccasion were Misses Bland Sohl-
berg, Ellen Clayton, Adelaide Rose,
Esther Gnnnnway. Mary Nee, Miriam
fhertr and Elaine Johnston
q
MIR and Mrs Frank Wnrdwcll enter
alned Friday evening In honor of
Misses Ruth aud Naomi wilder, ~ Ak.
ron \. V who ARE visiting their sis
ter, Mrs. James / Thomas, and Miss
Mabel Hare " Bellevue. who Is spend.
Ing the winter here. 4 delightful mu
slcpl program included u number or
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-27

When fellows feeling blue.
Aud ~ troubled through Hnd through.
with % melancholy feeling
Tint ho rNuuot seem 10 shake.
WLgn h.s plans huyc gone nsirul
And bis hopes have slipped nWuv
Ana he's Htuuding at the crossroads
WondWlnR which one 10 take,
THAT'S the time 10 grab hih hlul
And 10 make hlm understand
That he's grlrylug over tuflrH
And his Worries aren't worth While.
rhtt- the dine to slap hls back
with good old friendly Nhu'h
That's the time hr needs your lIuH.uI
And DO" 'lmr hr wants your sm'0.
When he's deep down IN Doc bumus
Aud hus kuoNu Mes rocky hump.
When he's got the hill loN notion
Tint his work uo longer count,
That me time word NJ 'hrvr
rWrrlN whispered Ne hit cur
Sets the heart ~ him lp beating
tlll bis spirit proudly mount.
! lmt the time glud Hello.
Means fnr moro than N0u may know,
that's he time % Sign ~ frl"n'"N'"
Really does q brother good
That's the time % word NJ praise
Lifts fellow up Tor day.
Sruds him uu hi, way rejoicing
. hats The time for brotherhood
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-27

Carr Harold Clymu. AuUm Nm
Dan Payne. J. y. n.. I". u.
nett, Monroe Parker Waite N..
Glenn Lewis, Lcu0u imur
Charles Amcs. Raymond prm N.w
lchr Earl Thompson. lufri Nn,
Prltun Smith loren pun. Iam,
tuckrcll. Charles stuart Cmuum.n tnr
son. Walter LodgcrwuUd nrur, PAW"
Ncvromb Aughtry, Rly hum
Continurd oH Last rlrrl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-27
AMERICAN OVERSEAS
TRUST DISiPPRONED

WASHINGTON. Nov 27-Grcat
Britain has informally asked the Unit.
ed States II II would unofflcinly ap.
prove the American Overseas trust
aud the state department has replied
that under no circumstances could any
sanction Dee given IN an organization
which woVlj receive preferential
treatment over other American ship
pcrs Sweden also has made similar
inquiry aud hns been advised that the
plan had not been endorsed.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-27
Wedding, Bells

vi ond Mrs +. NJ Blanchard am
lon'" 'ho marriage N their daughter.
''rhl'" Edith. Ia MIR Gilbert Wright.
lh" wedding being celebrated Wolnr,
IA' n' lnwtun Okla Roth Mr. and
Mr. Wright are well known here lr,
ing resided In this city for number ~
'rnr- Mr. Wright is connected with
TO" 60. Idy tommis,iun rumpauy
They viI0 be- az home tu their friends
Her December at liu1 Lluwoud
Boulevard.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-27
FdUorite Recipes
BY Besi Cooks
Potato and Nut salad

Potato and Nui salad
Ihrrr cold boiled potatoes. three
hard boiled eggs, one cup NJ pccan
nuts one dozen olives. all cut fine and
welt mixed. chill. then mix with
mJEHnHi,r
Mrs GEORGE " CLARK,
32l9 Classcu boulevard.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-27

Nulcc department Of the \ ana VI 'Yl
lcgc. f., the guest for the weekend "
Mis- Hazel Post
Mr. unI Nlrs. \. t. Gnrl,ldr uhu
huyc been the guests the past vcph
Of Mr. .ud Mrs Frank j Merritt left
last evening Tor their home ~ Rurur
Ark Mr., Merrill hns ~ guest for
the week end Miss Daisy Mcfarland
of Topeka, Kan
Friends I'm the city ~ Mr. Earl
Butts and Mrs John Emerson of DuI.
lu,, will be- Interested IN knowing Tint
they urc recovering from q sciuu. ur
cldeut that they suffered u week ago
They were returning 10 their home
just nj dusk from II shopping cNpcdl.
tion, when they were run over by Il
largo hardware truck aud were thrown
to the pavement with such force a.
Ia dyr them severe cut, mud bruises
Mrs Emerson being dragged some dr.
tnuDr before the truck could hr
stopped Fortunately their ulw.r.
Willie painful were not serious
Judge and Ms B + BurvrI n1'o
returned from Chicago where ,a"'
went lor the health " Mrs Burtunl
While not improving mutrrinl vulI,
lu that city, Mr. Burwrl Is now gain.
Ing under q new series uf Treatments
4
Mrs $ II Raymond and Mr. Flor
cuce Boic- LETT Thursday for visit
IN Chicago
Mr. George sohlbcrg /, spending a
few days lu Dallas.
Il
Mis- Euuicc Craig " Henrietta, for
mcrly " this city, arrived Thursday
10 spend q week with Miss Bernlcc Nc.
kcrvcr.
Mr. and Mrs Marvin l. Walker
have ns their guests Mr and Mr.. W.
Il. Swinsford nnd children Margaret
aud John, " saltwater, who motorrd
over Thursday for the football game
and will remain Tor the week end
n
Dr and Mrs. r. Gray, ~ saltwater.
were the guests Thanksgiving NJ Mr.
aud Mrs. Wilbur Highlowcr
Mr and Mrs. II. e. McWillinms re-
turned Friday from six weeks visit
with relatives I'm Sondhelmrr. La.
4
Miss Marie Wallace went 10 Norman
today "a attend the matinee dance 10
hc given this afternoon ut the Delta
Delta house. The Misses Dorothy civ.
ems. of Shawnee, and Rev Goss. NJ Paw
huska, viii be special guests.
Mrs Ruth Walker Ellis and son.
Richard, and Miss pe,h Walker re-
TUNED Thursday from Saltwater where
they have spent the past fortnight
n
Mr. anh Mrs &. Sidney Tucker aud
suns, G. Sidney Jr and Joseph r. re-
turned Thursday from New York city.
where they have spent several weeks
Mr. &. Sidney Jr, Is couynl,~ciug
irom the effects of = serious operation
which was performed there by Mrs
fuckers brother Dr. Joseph Robert
son.
q
Mr.. ana Mrs. Harry W. Cltgcm
returned Wednesday fur Vi stay "
three weeks In. Chicago Kansas city
Elkhort lnd.V Battle Creek. Mich,
aud st Louis
n
Miss Gertrude Gardner H. entertain
ulg house party Of guests Tor the
weekend, which includes Misses Bland
Sohlberg, Mary Nee. Adelaide Rose
Caroline Nosc, Ellen Clayton and Sal.
lie Burns of Louisa, Ky
Il
Mr' and Mrs. l.. T. Harton spent
thanksgiving In Enid with relatives
Mr.. Barton returned Friday. but Mrs
Barton viii remain for the week end.
"
Miss Caroline Powers of Enid IS the
guest for the week " Mrs. Lawrence
Kellogg
Miss Pauline whlppe aud Mr.. John
Nhlpple OF saltwater ARE the guests
"f llrs. William Tilgmnan while Mt.
'ehdlhg the Teachers association
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-19
HIPPO CUTS NEW TOOTH.

And Peace Rsisns Once More After
Three Days Of Roar.
The most remarkable silence per-
vaded Central park. All the animals
were asleep. and Keeper Bill Snyder
went about on tiptoe and talked in
in whispers. A reporter asked the
cause.
"S-h-h!" said Bill. "the animals and
the police have been awake for three
days, and now they are sleeping. Congo
has cut tooth, and his vocal blasts Of
baby anguish have ceased. All our
little world is again at peace"
So that was it.! Congo. the 500
pound son Of Calip II and Miss Murphy.
began to grow his second set of teeth
about two weeks ago. One tooth oc-
cupied the spot where a new tooth was
attempting to grow thru. The sub
sequent meeting Of the teeth sent
shocks Of pain thru Congo's baby
frame, and he voiced his agony in
hippo yells. The ensuing uproar lasted,
with slight Interruptions when Congo
was underwater, three days.
Finally Keeper Snyder pried Congo's
jaws open with a crowbar, and after a
hard struggle pulled the offending
molar. Hence the quiet.-New York
World.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-19
UNIQUE COMMUNITY IN IOWA.
Was Established by Religious Scot
Sixty Years Ago.

Sixty Years Ago.
1t is now sixty ears since there
came to this state the first members Of
the unique and interesting community
known as Amana-comprising several
villages and a large tract OF land-in
Iowa county. 1t is primarily a re-
ligious community in which practically
all property is held in common: and
thus far it has been remarkably sue
cessful. The ancestors of the present
members of the community fled from
religious persecution in Europe during
the early forties and esta blished them
selves near Buffalo, n. Y. But before
long they found the surroundings I'M
pleasant and SO in 1854 a committee
was sent west to select new home
where there was more room and where
isolation would be more nearly possi-
BILE. At first the committee went to
Kansas, but returned disappointed, and
thereupon a new committee was sent
to Iowa. The present location of the
community In Iowa. says Mrs. Bertha
NJ. II. Shambaugh, in volume, pub
lished by the Historical Society of
Iowa, was described in such glowing
terms by this committee that immedl-
ately third committee of four mem
bers was dispatched to make pur-
chase. And so without further delay a
tract of nearly $4,000 acres was Sc
cured in the new commonwealth Of
Iowa."
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-19
Coffee Goes Through
Eleven Processes Of
Manufacture

Preparing good coffee for consumers
and before it is touched by the cook
is no simple matter Of putting lot
Of coffee in pan and roasting it.
The green coffee on importation in the
bags must be graded according to
quality and size and perfection OF the
berry. Then it is milled-cleaned and
cleared of dirt and foreign matter.
Roasted. Tested for favor--mixed or
blended till the exact flavor is attained.
Cooled. What's called stoned-mean-
ing the removal Of "quakers, stones.
etc. Cleaned again. Treated for the
removal of chaf. Ground. Packed.
Each OF these processes must be per-
fcctly done or the resulting flavor Is
impaired. In the production OF Choco-
late Cream Coffee we pride ourselves
on thoroughness, and reward our en-
ployees for their care and intelligence
in attaining unvaryingly good results.
These ele,en reasons applied to selected
coffee have made Chocolate Cream
Coffee noted for its in-the-cup flavor.
Ask your dealer for the coffee that is
invariably delicious-3Sc pound. in
alright cans-whole bean or steel cut.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-19
ale5Re|pnbinuaa
CITY IN BRIEF

Bring your watches In. HodgsA
Five pound milk can Of coffee 1925
Star Grocery.
Country dressed chickens. Phone
626 or 234. overturfs grocery.
S~
Fresh buttermilk at our fountain.
Mcbride & Will Drug Company.
Electric reading lamps with cretonne
shades, 1915. Nickel Furniture Com
pany.
We don't make all-but we do make
the best Ice cream. Phone ATS White
for deliveries Wachter's confectionery
Just received new raisins, currants,
citron, orange and lemon peel for your
mince meat and fruit cake. Sanitary
Grocery.
Bazaar. and oyster supper Friday
evening, 1880, Nov. 10, at the Norweg-
ian Lutheran church; Every one in
vited. Committee
The choir 81 the, Methodist church
will give Thanksgiving musical pro-
gram next Sunday evening. Everybody
welcome. Committee
The st. Elizabeth's Society win hold
a bazaar and exchange and will sell
! home made mince meat at Weber's
millinery store, Saturday. Committee.
DR.. E. 8. Burroughs. Office with DR..
w. 8. Devine, over s East Main street;
Second street; telephone 1712.-Adver-
tisement.
| The pumpkin pie must have good
| cheese with 1t, at the Thanksgiving
dinner. We cut the big cheese Nov. %
and deliver it that morning for your
dinner. Mccord's grocery.
Six new Victor records on sale today,
including "Araby." Tulip Time in Hol-
land" when I Leave the World Be-
hind and In Blinky. Winky. Chinky
Chinatown" Nickel Furniture Com
pany.
NJ. A. Hauser. of Iowa township. who
is doing field work for Iowa State Col
lege, Ames, stopped in the city this
morning while on his way home from
Muscatine, where he has been judging
grain in contest promoted by bank
of that city.
Freight train No. 343, west bound on
tuS SCOIy lily DEdhCH, Tau d Cal NC"
rallied near the Moninger switch Thurs
day night. The accident delayed the
train for few hours and made it
necessary for the wrecker and crew to
be sent from this city.
Miss Hazel Kinney, 2o9 West Main
street, was hostess Thursday after
! noon to the members of the Lilac
Crochet Club. A social afternoon
with fancy work was enjoyed. In serv-
ing q two-course luncheon the hostess
was assisted by Miss Elise Talbot.
An interesting afternoon was spent
by members Of the local branch of the
Child's Conservation League Of Amer
flea, who met Thursday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. H. s. Lawrence, z
West Grant 4treet. Three papers an
domestic SCIENCE, the afternoon topic
were read by Mesdames e. c. Garland
H. c. Mueller, and c. n. Ellenberger
Mrs. Raymond Dnolittle closed the pro-
gram with plano number. The So
ciety has adjourned until after the Holt
days.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-19

them to Siberia, China, Japan ana the
Hawaiian islands. Later, they hsrded
cattle, and finally. With xteam of dogs
set out Tor the interior OF Alaska.
The men are. now known as the most
daring explorers In the sxatic region.
They arc the disoSvererY 81 Midnight
Creek, now the richest gold district in
the Klondike. They founded Ruby City
situated along Midnight Creek, which
Is now centering point for the
Observation-Disclosures Free Press
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-19
Good cofree, ave pounds for 81. star

Good coffee, Ave pounds for 81. star
Grocery.
Dr.. Cor. Williams ChoAte. Fidelity
Bank building.
Farm loans. William Battin, 80
North First avenue.
Basketball guides for ladies' and
gents. schmidt's hardware.
Corn. peas and tomatoes 81 per
dozen, cash. Star Grocery.
New lot Of those cretonne shade
Company.
Thanksgiving Is Thursday, Nov 25.
Keep this grocery in mind. Overturf's
grocery.
The athletic styles In sweaters are
| shown In the "Keller koat". Schmldt's
hardware,
f, A 10-cent matinee at the Odeon
Theater tomorrow at $3.50, specialties
between the acts. Odeon.
The Obrecht Stock Company offers
at the Odeon theater tonight their fea-
ture play OF the week, Traffic Of
Souls New specialties between the
acts. Matinee tomorrow, any seat 10
cents. 0denn.
Mrs. G. Langland, 701 East State
street. was hostess Thursday evening
to the members OF the Tabitha Soci-
ETY. of the Elm Lutheran church. The
members sewed and visited and the
hostesses served refreshments.
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The next time you are up town, stop
| in our studio and see what a fine line
OF Christmas photographs we are max
| ing. The gift problem will be solved
If you buy a dozen of our high grade
photographs. Apgar studio. over Alb
| bolts.
Michelena Pennetti. a prima donna
who has been a favorite in musical
| comedy. will be one of the attractions
with Frank Calder's big show, The
High Life Girls" which will be at the
Odeon Theater Tuesday evening.
Odeon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-19
TWINS RETURN WITH FORTUNE
Started For Alaska With Capital Q
Less Than a Dollar,

Less Than a Dollar.
With less than dollar between
them, the Poppert twins-Oscar and
Walter-left Milwaukee fifteen years
ago to seek their fortunes In the Klon-
dixie.
A few days ago they returned as
owners OF mining property In Alaska
said to be worth several hundred
thousand dollars. They are visiting
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Poppert, 394 Twenty-seventh avenue.
The adventures of the Poppert twins
rival those read about in the widest
Of Alaskan tales. The first years in
the north were spent in whaling" on
rickety vessels, their cruises taking
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-19
ASTHMA SUFFERER

Write today. will tell. you free OF
charge how was cured OF asthma
after 20 years of terrible suffering, BY
~ simple inexpensive home treatment
which never fails. am SO grateful
for my present good health want
every one to know Of this wonderful
treatment. Mrs. Fred Z. Moraine, Box
Y 555, Des Moines, Iowa.