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ntsr i'm dngemeinsn iAwna une oieS&lub.
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SSeIoe onSiicuerU ba6er oir 6ranJe-
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bermtsqcecbcil, bic in ibrcr lFleorieen
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lune 10 ,ien1lid) oas S6od,ite bieterl
mas man iih rur ooriteaeu tonu gta.
tiirIid, fcblcn alrt nid7i Die @ppobiitu-
aen oes aoiierS iorpie ser fitbre1tocn
@2inner Seuti6lanos Cine abbouo-
luna iibcr Den &oiier 5iebt liner iei'
neu ungcblidlen ISab5orn iiber ictlie
ipritip0rtIife Slgitaiion, iiber ietne
8urliebe su reiicu, iiber Die Siege4-
aaee her, ltno bdnn iolgt cine erg0s.
Ii1e @eididJte bon eincm Srirupb.
suae ees Guiiers am llier Der SaueI
bei Itrcrpitcr s&ntcrtdIte, wdbrcftb
SoIoater bis 4etSouh uadt lumber
ifninmen mHbtrH Die notiirltdJ
idntlih erfroren.
3rieqtr feuerfrei. Tis
Stdbtperorbnetsu rpr 9Oburp bdbeR
beIblpNen, allen GrieestbsilnebmerH
pou 1S49, 1866, 1870--71 unb 1914
-l5, peI6e urtsr 1900 Wldrt Sab
reseiufommeu babeR Die &pmmunas
itsuern su erIaiIsn. DisisEbs 8srgiiHr
itiauuaen fo1sn aud bn Dtttpeu pon
|arieostbeiIuebmsrn bic unter 1900
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-22
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SUB.
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pGbrsnb bss seitris.n zasss pisr siu;
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@bnliue. 80. ga.-8.1 5ub. fdat.
partersburs, B. gs--6.5 SuB.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-22

Gttrpuen. - WlarEt irnr h,iia.
Melliua $2.25--2A0; ealifprnia
$2.25-l2.75 ptr Hfjfe.
0rnnaeH.-Ularfi rubig UNI
iietig, california S2.50---3.00: Glp-
riba S2.0o--2.25 per Rite; 1ensc.
rines $2.25-2.6o per TppptI.iits.
e.1S-S.25 ssr nsiit. "''.s'
er6beereu, Jnnep 4Or
per Quart.
aartoffeIn. @i1isan 52
--55e psr Buibsi unb S2.OO--2-25
per Dbf. pom Stptt. s
saatfartofftIn. e4ts
Rtb RiDtr Carp Chio's S1.10-Ls
is; JriIb gobbltrs S0c; hid Carmen
65-70e; 1riumpbs reb Bib sarlp
$115-1.25; &ings 7o-75 per 9u.
5uHgs Gartoffeln - Dlot
fiba $4.50-600 per Dbl. uHb SD
-2.75 per 9aurpsr.
GibfartoffelE. - Shbii9e
$1.O0-1.25 per Camper.
SPargsL = 15-25e per SIHs
bel.
Ismaten- Sloriba s2.25-
300 per Crete.
araut. - Tlcrit rl1i1 Ddnh
ifes $25-35 per Son nuf bsm Ger
isifs unb S2.50-2.75 per BEL. pom
Stors. R.uss araut $2.75-3.0o
per Grats.
+ ~erbfen. GlpriOd. s2.75
per 5amptr.
2nfebsln. Oelbe S5-90e
per guibel pOm Gtore. msibs To-
SOC per guihel pom Gtore. = Siods
suiebtln. Weibe 75c-$1. 90, sslbs
75c-$1.00 per 9u.
DrHne BobneM r. GIortoa
S3.50-4.O0 per 9dmptr.
Rarptten. - 0spaihtn. s2.25
-2.50 per 9bl.
Rotbs Raben. = Guis Rab.r
$1.00-1-25 per gbl.
WeiBe RGben. = ITEM Crl.'
ans s3.5o-4.00 Der @bI.
ae6f. 75e-$1.00 per gbl.
annbprobufte
5eu. Ro. / 5imotbp $19.75;
Ro. 2 9imotbs $18.75; 0o.. 8 ii.
motbn s17.25-17.5O; glo. l semiI6'
ter s19.Oo-19.75; Ro. 2 DO. 1880
-18.75; go. / aIse s19.75; 9o. 2
bo. $18.75; alfdlfa $T.90-19.OC
per 5onne.
WlabIenfuttsr in itetig. alsi:
$27. .50-2S.o0; Mibblinss grpbs5
$29. 5000; DO. feinss $30.5o--
31.O0; ssmifdtss Jutter $500
$3.50.
Gdmtrsi.r. - War.i fietis.
aleei1men S7.0o-7.40 nuf oen @e'
leiI. uub $S.Oo-8.50 per 8u. BON
Gtor., 9imottp $2.75--3.25 per gu.
por Gtors. gudpsisen s5c per gu.
DsriHteoeneS.
Dele. - Mdrit itetis. 2ein5l, ros
ks s4c per Gallons in partieu bon
5gbIs. g.iohtss IL mehr. Ho. /
gnrb5l 6Or; Cotton seeb Gel, raffi,
nirt.s 52c per GalIons. zsrp.niin
54e Der galons In partisu bon 1--5
Barrels. petroleum. Dbio Carbon
100 grab 81 DO. $50 Grab 10ae.
S.abiiabt IT'S 9rao 12c. Reo Groipn
gaIplin 13e. Rapbta 16c per Gdlcns
in q,artien bon 1--5 9bIs.
Gals. - Der Wiarst IN rubis. -
Chic Riper S1.05 per @bl. Don 2SC
Bib, Subrlobn biliJuaefiist.
SaIg. = Worti ftetig. primd
Gitp 6s-7e; DO. GountrD 6t-6s'
per pfunS.
aobteu. - Wurtt rnfis. You,
abipabenp $3.5O-3.75, RuB unb
Glad $2.25, stanapba GtiidiobI.H
S3.5o-3.75. Rub unb Slad s2.25
Der 9onne abaeIieiert. Raudlois
Stfidtp6len $4.5o. DO. gaub unb
Slnd 1926. antbracite S7.75-
500 Der 9cnne obgeiiefert. gote 10.
iiet $6.O0-e.50 per SOnne aboe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-22
Gbieaeo, 81. april.

S6petns. - 3ufu6r 25,O0o; Buff
$745-7.65; Ieidts $7.4O-7.8o; ses
mii4ts $7.35-7.75; i4p.re 1896
76o; rdubs $6.95-7.95; Gertei
$5.75-7.00.
gfinbpieb. - 3ufubr 10000; =
Wlartt Derinberlit; ginbsimif5s Beef
Sti.re $6.15-8.70; DsFern Stiers
$5.65-7.50; Rhhe uHb 5sifers $500
-S.35; aGlber $6.25-s.75.
Staf.. = 3ufubr 1900. T1artt
irillig. Saafe $760-8.65; 9dmmsr
S8.40-10.85.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-22
Metaa Marft.

Rem gort 81. april.
3inn. glartt Derdnb,rIi6. =
$40 5000.
aupfer. Rurtt feit; GI.tiroIptir
$17.75; eating SIPS.
eiisn. - Wartt rubis uno unp.rs
dnbert.
glei. 09orti pillig. $4.15-4.s
20; SpsItsr. Wartt tart SLID
1878.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-22
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" &IWstHUulbt q. S@Pl't.
Nh na&folasnoen luotirunasn b.
sisbei iiG MIR auf Gncros 5rans.
attipnsn. Bel ilsinsren GtlhdfttH
tprrbsn etpns hohtre qrsiIt tsrsdnt.
propiiiruM
@mafa. prind Gtedm
|9.55- 1855; Jamilp S1mal5 10l
--1Oae pro gflnio.
arodtnatinlsents flr a,
G6prt clear Seiten 10-104c; ertra
ibort clear 93-10e; fbort Rippsn ei'
ten 9i-10c; Sduliern 8-s3;
Bellies 10-101c.
Baron. Short clear Seitsn
lille: srtra ibort clear S,isn
l0s-11e: ibort Hippsnisit.n 10a-
lie. Shultern .9-93; Bellies H.
|11Ac. D.
Susar gursb G1eiiA. -
eninien A--14at; 9inie S4ultru
10!-10sc; grsatf.ft Bacon 49,
1skt; S&aitern in g,adetsn 10J--
l0se; n. q. Gut S6ultsrn 1oa-
loac; trOdens gssi Sdinisn 25-
&c.
sHbsspDtsItts G1sif@.
-9r gfunb: Sainteu 12-12h;
picnic G4uItsru 84-Sie;; Bellies
15t-164c; S9uiiern s98ae; u.
y, Gut DO. s4-8ae.
TrifGes ;Eltiih. S&ins
fen 113--11ie; pienie S6ultern 1a
-83e; S1nlisrn 7a--83e; ihort
Nipwnieiten 9a-9Ie; ibort clear
Ssiien 9a-10t; rira ibort Ssit.H
|9a-9se; ge1ies, Ieihie 15s-16e;
gsliiss, ibprs 11-12zc.
NEIL unb gstreibe
psebI. - @inter @ntent S7.f5
-7.45: @inter iancg $6.s0-6.95;
geinter isamilu So. 5.s0--e.55; @inier
ertra $5.95-6.f5; @inter oroilla'
res $575-5.55; Sorter @ei5en Ya.
ten S7.55-s.00; Sarter @ei5eu
innep S7.fO-7.35; Sarfer @eisen
;gansilp S6.tO-6.45; sogeenmebl,
itcrbsueiiIites senliidtcs S6.35-6,.
60; reines Gitn 5ioggenlnebl $500
$40; gitp semiittes &cgseumebl
S6.35-6.60.
Bei5em- 9sc. 2 rotber @inter
Si58-1.59, go. 3 DO. S1.57-
1853; go. A DO. St.54-1.57
@tlf6tprn go. ] rtibss
8lse; Qo. 2 bo. s1-s1st; 30. 3 bu.
S0A Sic; Ro. 4 bo. 79-80e; 9o.
|5 DO. 7s-79c; so. 6 bo. 77-78c. -
9o. / seib.s SHE; gsc 2 bo. 81
3lac: gic. 3 bp. s0A Sic; gio. A bu'
79-79ac; 30. 8 bO. 7s-79c; 30.
6 bo.s77-7ss. - gio. / ssmii9les
Sic; so. 2 DO. 805-81r; Tc. 8 bc,
S0--8Oac; Ho. 4 DO. 79-S0c; Ro.
s DO. 78-79f; 30. 6 DO. 77-7se.-
@tibss aoIbeniorn 80-81e; sslbss
81-S2e; ssHhiftes so-S1e pei
guIb.l.
6afer. go. 2 peiber 59tc;
STANDARD iusibsr 59-59Ae; RO. 3
p.ibsr 80 59he; 30. A tpsibsr 5si
--59s; gso. 4 Deibr 57h-58ae; 9o
2 ssmiI6isr 5Sa-59c; go. 3 DO. SO
l-5sAc; RO. 4 30. 57-5se.
Rosgen. - To. 2 $110-1.12;
Go. 8 S1.os-1.1o; 80. 4 n.oe-
LOS.
@bisfn,
gsrtauft tpurbsH 800 gbls. Di'
aiIsrs siniFheS @oobs auF Der Balta
bon s1.39 per guiIone.
grccerieh
Raffee. Marlt rubia. preiIs
Ieiig.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-22

Riabpte9. 9ute kihte Jleis
I@er Gtisrs parsn fart, anbers
Gorten itsiis gu Wontas preiien.
9.rIanhtiortsn s6.50-7.75; trtra
$500; i5lsiIter 5tisrs, srtra ST.
1915; CUTE bis duserieisns $3.50
1866; 0rbinGrs Bis fair $685.
25; Seifsrs, sytra $s.00-s.25; su=
/. bis aussrlsisns $7.25-7.75; Orbis
mar, bis inir $5.25-7.0O; aiibe. .rtrd
$6.25-6.50; CUTE Bis uus.rlsfens S..
50---6.15; oroindrs BIZ fair $3.50
-5.25; gannrs $3.25-4.20.
9ulltn. = Wartt mar fart.
Bologna $5.90-6-5o; feiie gulsn
$6.25-6.65.
Wildtiibe. = Derben Hur gum
G9Iadtsn psriuuft.
aGIber. - Der Rarft mar ites
tia unb gut bsI6idt.
Grtrd $500; fair bis suttr $3.50
900; Orbirdre uHb sruBs $500
$50.
9 hmtiHs. - Der WGrtt mar
ifstig uRo Die qreiIe fsif.
AnsstllIsHt f4psrs $7@-7.s5;,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-22

9uder. pre;Ie feit. Raf.
iinirisr Gut aoaf s7.3o; rrt1berss
$3.50; Cubes $6.65; sranulirt.r
s6.4o; eonjettionsrs .4' $500; Off
~ $6.o5: fp,ibsr srtra rg" s5.s5,
srtfa e. S5.65; R. 8. glsrifieo mel.
ser S6.O5- $615; bO. gsIbsr $5.55-
s--.65 per 100 plumb.
Rpfaffes In ftstis.-Ren Or
f.6ng Spen asttls 4o-55c. Gentrifus
aal 2o-30c Der Gallcne.
meis. - 2cuiiiaHn, 5nrcu Seno
7--7se. prima 6-6t,. orbiudrer
44-5ar, Snpau 5i-5i Der RfirS.
Dairh probuite
Butter. - Worff rubig. preifs
niebria,r - MholsmiIt, Grtra 33e;
gentraIissb grtra 30ae; @sntriIas,b
;sirJts 27r; bp. Ssconbs 23c; JaneD
DARN 25c; padins Stpd 16-17a
per piunb.
Hdfe. - Tsarfi feft. Ohio lie.
gortueftIiher 17--i74c. siem gori
t8e. Sdfpeiser 161-t7Ac. DO. Bird
i6s-17ic. ainlbrirscr i7--tse per
giiiilo.
eitr. - Nartt fsi. = g}rima
friihe Siihnereier 19c; firits i8c; or.
oinare iirits i71e; iecOrbs 16a Der
9usenb. @anieeier 35e per 9useno.
gefIaetL gsarfi fietis.
groilers Don LII pfo. 35-40e;
sSrpers 2-3 gfb. 1S-20c per pfb.
Siibner 13A-14c; Sdbnt 10c; 9ruts
bihner 10-15c; guas &c; Gnisn
10 -12e; Gdnis 6-Sc per pfunb.
Dbh,unb Gentle.
aepfeI. = Gute aspfsl $3.50
400 psr gbi., is uaa nuaIitdk
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-22

s;: 81; 's ss;i!s si' : /. <;
s&xz;ISa.n.M zS 4 g. .s s.asS ssSs u 1s s. & .
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-22

Gbftaso. 21. april.
0si;.n. = Jiir Mai $1.57-161a,
am s6lub S1-5l; fir SuIi $1.34t
am 5dlub S1.35s.
Deli1torn. : Cir Wai 1T
7ssc, dm e6lub 77ae; fir Suli794-
s0sc, am S9Iub 80se.
5afsr. - Glr Rai 565-57te;
am salub 574c; fir SuIi 55tc-
$3.50, am S6IuB 56c.
RosseH. - no. 2 $1.17.
Gsrite. 74-82c.
aimct6p. S4,50-6.25.
aks. = Ss.O0r12.75.
p6ft. = Cir Suli s17.s5-1s,1o,
am Salub sl8.02; fir SEPTEMBER
S1s.40-1s.52 an 56Iub $18.47.
S1malS. = jiir Suli 10.35-10.'
AZ, an Sdlub lo.40; fur S.ptembs:
1o.65-10.65, am Sdlub 1866.
RippeRIeitsn. = 0iir Suli $10.45
-10.52. nm Salub $10.52; fir
Sspisnlbsr 10.72-10.82, am Sdlub
$1077.
Butter. = gIartt iteiis. Grsamert
srird 2Se; .ytra firiis 27at; firitA
25-26ae; istonOs 22-24e; Eager
forte 18ae.
eier. War!t unnsrGnbsrt. -
Oroiuare firts 1Sie; firits 1si-
19Ae.
aGfs. = py,ii. nieOrissr. 9aiiisa
15-153c; spiHs 14!-14ac; ame'
ricas 144-14lc; Song SOrns IA
-144c.
9artoffslH. - Uhartt it.tis. Rdi.
gan unb WisccHiiHs rothe 35-40c.
Gefliissi. grsiFe bSher; SiibHsr
16e; Sprinstrs 18c.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-22
@iebmarff,

Gineinnati. 21 april.
gie 3ufi,br mS ausfubr wdbreno
Der leeten "a Stunoen, perg!lden
NIT btri,lbsR 3sit Der pOrbtrsebenSsg
,psi 5ags pdrsn nj, folst:
O,,s,,hr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-22

1is llmfdte I'M bisjie.n Gfsaringbaus
bfIiefsn iid tenis daf e4,Ose,5so.
ssIsf. essssiisfrn.
Ter Marfi In qoialisiuriiaitn pnr tsuts
rnbip uno bic grsiir fefi Gins. Bas &
vlftisir 70. Nfiitn fdfolisu ju So get. mo
tSH usrIangi. 9inc. 2 reef ihlrheH Az
lol esb. uno lo5 psrIansi. Sif Clgenosn
gsriaufs iinb ~ bsridtsn:
au ssr esris.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-22

=
9is 4eAlrass naa Garistsa mar tsuts
ssne bemfi6 cute unb e)slb N ~ nisDrtgeu
3:assaien Az eriapaeu, Da BIZ Boeien &C.
nhofrbe dDHDe nu 6dnb baben. Bon per
Benlea sunrbeu 9arishen .on caaS ~ ~
~ e~o% btsloniirt. Jm .oienen Nariii
pHyos griuaisRapltof ~ 8 K--lX son esu'
snp " tK-s& ahf 8sif slasirts
Ds4td mi sssw Ossl
Erfbn ss 8ssi jmiidsn eesisn beridait.
1is asunfsrrafs bstrdet sos prdMis yfr
3txsd sui Grrs,s.
6iei. BsdIeI amf 2onboa purs.i ~
f49l-lSf Der Bio. GterliHs quoiirt. 5lr
Bf6fd asI etrlin purben e4s flr 4 Marf
bfrfdnst, fiir @stfsl auf s5arls f0-i9t<
pro Hranf. aui amiferbdm '40s pro gsl.
bfH snb ami Bisn lie per Rroa:.
,enHsss.r .rbiieztisssn
Astt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-22
Ansipartise aylarfte.
Rem gOtt. 81. apriI.

Rem gOrt q. apriI.
Uebl. = Wlarit fsit.
Rosgsnm.bl. - Wartt itstis.
Roismebl. - Martt fistis.
RcsgeH. - Wlartt itetis.
@srfte. = Wartt itetig.
Meiaen. T Wdrtt Osrdnberlid. -
so. 2 roibsr $1.65 unb go. 2 barter
S1.69 c. |. T. fir gyport; 30. / glors
tHrn DuIutb 1882 unb 30. 1 ROrs
tb.rH Wanitoba $1,62a {. /. (. But.
falo.
Well9torn. - Wbartt i.Ft; Qo. 2
de(6es S8zc.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-04-30
ALL GRADING AND HILL CUTTING
WILL be DONE ~ STEAM
SHOVEL CREW..
ROADS IN SOUTHERN PART
OF COUNTY TO BE GRADED
Steam Shovel Crew Will Probably
Spend Most Of Season Cutting Hills
in Vicinity Of Rhodes, Vaneleve,
Laurel and ,eiIman-supsrvisors
Expect to Cut Yardase Cost.

The board Of supervisors Will not
let any road grading contracts this
season. All the hill cutting and other
road improvement work that is done
will be done by the county gangs. The
heaviest OF the work will be done by
the steam shovel gang and, according
to the present plans of the board,
most OF the work to be done by the
steam shovel will be done in the south
ern part of the county.
BY what the majority members OF
the board believe is a more economical
method of operating the steam snoVeI
and handling the gang the cost per yard
Of the grading is expected to be re-
duced over what it was for the WORK
done last season on the Lincoln high
way west of the city. The board mas
done away with the services of $loo
month foreman, and has placed the
shovel and gang in charge OF the en-
gineer who handles the shovel.
To Work on tho South Roads.
The shovel and crew are working on
hills just east of Rhodes. When TINS
work is completed the shovel Will work
east on the Rhodes -Vancleve road.
and later on the LAUREL to- Gilman road.
II may be before the season ends that
the crew will have time to do some
work north out Of Gilman to the Lin
coin Highway
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-04-30
|SALTS If KIDNEYS
OR BLADDER BOTHER
HARMLESS TC FLUSH KIDNEYS
AND NEUTRALIZE IRRITATING
ACIDS,

Kidney and Bladder weakness result
from uric acid, says noted authority.
The kidneys filter this acid from the
blood and pass it on to che bladder,
where it often remains to irritate and
inflame, causing burning, scalding
sensation. or setting up an irritation
at the neck of the bladder, obliginS
you to seek relief two or three times
during the night. The sufferer is In
constant dread, the water passes
sometimes with a scaldins sensation
and is very profuse; again. there Is
difficulty in avoiding it.
Bladder weakness. most folks call It,
cause they can't control urination.
While it Is extremely annoying and
sometimes very painful. this is really
one Of the most simple ailments to
overcome. Get about four ounces OF
Jad Salts from your pharmacist and
take Tablespoonful in a glass Of water
before breakfast continue this for two
or three days. This will neutralize the
acids in the urine so it no longer is a
source Of irritation to the bladder and
urinary organs which then act nor
mally again.,
Jad Salts Is inexpensive. harmless.
and is made from the acid Of grapes
and lemon juice, combined with lithia,
and is used by thousands Of folks who
are subject to urinary disorders caused
by uric acid irritation. Jad Salts is
splendid for kidneys and causes no bad
effects whatever.
Here you have pleasant. efferve-
scent lithia- water drink, which quickly
relieves bladder trouble.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-04-30
C0nB|' SAGE Al TEA IN
LlfELESS, GRAY HAIR.
~ MIXED WITH sULPhuR IT
DARK ENe 90 NATURALLY
NOBODY CAN TELL.

GRANDMOTHER kept her hair beautiful
Nv darkened. glossy and abundant with q
brew OF Sage Tea and Sulphur. When
ever her hair fell out or took on that
dull, faded or streaked appearance, this
simple mixture was applied with won
tderful effect. BY asking at any drug
store for "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
Compound" you will get a large
bottle Of this old-time recipe, ready to
use, for about 80 cents. This simple
mixture can be depended upon to re-
store natural color and beauty to the
hair and Is splendid for dandrun, dry,
Itchy scalp and falling hair.
y A well-known downtown druggist
says everybody uses Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur, because it darkens so natural
~ and evenly that nobody can tell it
has been applied<- 8 80 easy to use, too,
You simply dampen comb or soft
brush and draw 1t through your hair.
taking one strand at q time. BY morn
Ing the gray hair disappears; after
another application or two, it is re-
stored to its natural color and looks
glossy, soft and abundant.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-04-30
NEW CHARGES ARE FILED.
Status Of Case of Pitcher Rear,
Chanded hx Eilinn Nav Accusations

Status Of Case Of Pitcher Beard
Changed by Filing New Accusations.
The status Of the case of Guy Beard,
of the Arson pitching staff, underwent
a change today when new charges
were fled against the player. No ref
erence is made in the latest commun-
ication from President Justice as to
the previous accusations, but 1t is pre-
sumed errors were found in the origi-
nal charges and the new allegations
are in lieu Of the old ones. Beard is
now accused Of having jumped to the
Federal League AMI Of being under
suspension at the request of the local
management. The case now rests I'M
til decision can he obtained from
Secretary Farrell, of the National as
ISOLATION.
AS in the previous complaint against
the pitcher the new charges are be-
lieved here to be without foundation
and it will be an easy matter to acquit
the defendant. When Beard notified
Manager Richards that he would not
report for the season Of 1914, his sus-
pension was asked to prevent him
playing with any other organized
baseball team. This suspension was
recorded, but when Beard signified his
intention Of returning to the game this
year a request was made that the
suspension of Beard be lifted. The re-
quest was favorably acted upon by
Secretary Farrell and the lifting of
the suspension was published early
this spring. Therefore, Beard Is not
under suspension an6 that charge falls
flat.
The fact that Beard trained with the
Federals in the early. spring is the
only ground for contention, and in this
there is nothing on which to build a
case, as Beard, under The rules Of the
Central Baseball Association is not q
contract jumper" having reported to
Manager Richards for the spring
training as directed. The fact that he
responded to the call" of the local
manager removes all ground for COM
plant that he jumped mis- contract.
1t would seem that the matter Is
more question Of The players intent
rather than the commitment of any
violation of the rules.
II the matter were to be decided on
technicalities, Beard would be no more
at fault than dozens Of other profess
sional ball players IN the Central as
ISOLATION who have associated with
and played with members Of the Fed
eral League during the winter and
early spring months. If this man is to
be debarred from playing in this or
ganization then there should be a
sweeping investigation and every man
who has been guilty of like action,
that of associating or training with
Federal leaguers, should be subject
to the same criticism.
AS the case stands, based en- the lat
est charges, there seems nothing which
would iebar the player from partic-
ipating as member Of the MARSHALL
town club, or which can not be ex-
planned satisfactorily to Secretary
Farrell.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-04-30
AN EASY WAY
TO GET RID OF
SKIN-TROUBLES

A Baltimore doctor suggests this
simple, but reliable and inexpensive.
home treatment for people suffering
with eczema. ringworm, rash and sim
liar itching, burning skin troubles.
At any reliable druggists get a jar OF
resinol ointment and cake Of resinol
soap. These will not cost a bit more
than seventy five cents. With the res
mol soap and warm water battle the at
fected parts thoroughly. until they are
free from crusts and the skin Is soft
ened. Dry very gently. spread on thin
layer Of the resinol ointment. and cover
with light bandage-if necessary to
protect the clothing. This should be
done twice day Usually the distress
ing itching and burning stop with the
first treatment. and the skin soon be-
comes clear and healthy again. For
trial OF resinol ointment and resinol
soap. free. write to Dept. Cir. Resinol,
Baltimore. Md.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-04-30
70 WORK PACKER HARD.
Star Athlete Of High School Squad En-.
tered in Nine Events At Amos.

Star Athlete Of High School Squad En-.
tered in Nine Events at Amos.
Jimmy" Packer. star athlete Of the
high school squad, is going to be
worked hard Saturday in the triangu-
lar meet at Ames between Ames.
Boone and Marshalltown high schools.
Packer Is entered in nine events. in
Guiding both hurdles, the 100. 220 and
440-yard dashes. the shot and discus,
and high and broad jumps. He may
also be in some Of the relay events.
Coach Gabrielson will take sixteen
men to the Ames meet. In addition tot
Packer the personnel of the team. and
the event in which each one is entered.
follow: Lloyd Miller, both hurdles and
pole vault; McKibben, low hurdles;
Gilbert Johnson, 100-yard dash: Clar-
ence Johnson, high hurdles; Jessup 220,
shot, discus and high jump: Bren-
necks, 220; Cooper. 440: Vogt. Bat
tin and Pell, mile and half mile runs;
Trowbridge, half mile; Ward. shot.
vault. broad jump; Smith. high and
broad jumps and pole vault; Glen Mil
Ter, discus and high jump; Buchwald,
captain, 100 220 and 44O dashes.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-04-30
Gave Possession to Nelson.

Miller g. Winebrenner object to the
statement made in Wednesday even
ing's T.-R. that in the legal contro-
versy between them and s. r. Robin
son. of Grinnell, for possession Of
property in South Center street that
the firm has been occupying, that the
was made that they had
given possession to Robinson. Miller
says possession was given to c. w.
Nelson and not to Robinson.
The newspapers statement was
based on Justice Burritt's decision
April % Of suit brought by 8. r.
Robinson against Miller & Winebren-
ner for possession Of the property. Tho
Justices record shows that he finds
the defendant guilty Of wrongfully