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Me!I!taS Sean las MujeTes
MaidIiUs sean los liOmbTes
MalditaS sean las SUegTas
Artc d. BUscar Ma-itO
Las EraS MOdernaS
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Fl Inferno de los iiDmbTeS
viva III NUria.
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Su MaieSlad el Amor
Maldlto sea el Amor
La PTinCeSa del Dollar
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La Hija de Venus
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Manual de F0iografia, utIl para foiograI9S
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L Medicine CaSera. Tratamirnto5 senc!-
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.NOviSimo Arte de TOcar Ia Gulta:Ta sin
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Carl0magno o Los DoCe Fares &C Francia.
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EmpaStad1 soc
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laci6n noyclCSca dc TN yiajc pOr las pTin-
cipalcS TcgiOncs Y cIudadcS del mum
10 ioc
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lOrias V nOVclas morales .............Sl.25
Manual de Agriculture : Ganaderia. lndiS-
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SrabadOS
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Pucs!as de Manuel Acula. AuIaeniatas con
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Manual de Magia Roia ..-.............. &c
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II PodeT del Pensamicn,o. Su dominic y
cul:ura. ODra para eStudtar ID fuerLa gel
fenSaln!ento
TCSOro de MlllETOS de Ia Cruz dc ClTaraca.
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Los AdmlrablcS Secrctos de Alberto el
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LlbrO MagnO de san CIprlanO. Edicion uni
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Las ObreraS del Amor
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e Alma en- IN BcSo
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Manual del Sastre
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RELIGION.


COnflcnc 10 COTplicada historic del pue-
bio a.. Israel y cue pInia las figuras de
paTrlarrd> y prprclaS, T!rndorc C!arlmen-
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ContraTiaS: Ia una armada con los 3rTeos
de Ia ~feroCidad, y Ia Utra con cl S!nbolo
81 GeQiO del C~TiStianlSmu. ESta obra. como
la anterior. cS dc las mciorcS para los
hOg8res. AmDaS eSian eCiiadaS Z tUdo IL
no ~
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aAGAHsE Los PEDDCS aC0@EANADOs DE So MPoRTE EN- GIRO
POSTAL. DE EMPRESS 0 IN cARTA CERT-FCADA a
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uEE,s DE IL GUERRA EuRoPEA.
HISTOfiis

q Invasion dn Eci-irl ..-........-.... 59t
3 E-.;-4!a i.aC.z Paris ...--------.. kot
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FL PRIMER MINISTRO DATO HA-
CE DECLARACIONES iCERCi
DE LAS INTENCIONES DE
ESPhNA.

PARIS. Octubre I'm d~rSpac!lD
i' Madrid i "a A="ncia De Hava-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-26
$4,000 JEWS IN BRITISH ARMY.
Hebrew Names Numerous on the Pub
Ished Lists of the Slain.

London-Between 1000 and 5000 OF
the Jews serving with the British col
ors have registered their names AT the
Jewish chaplains' department in Lon
don. and perhaps as many more have
enlisted who have failed to register.
The Jewish roll Of honor from the last
British slam is published weekly IN
the Jewish Chronicle, and Jewish re-
cruitinE committee brings in from tifts
10 sixty fresh enlistments week.
Even the Jewish ministry has also
been organized for the war, contribut-
ing about q dozen chapIains n attend
70 Jewish volunteers. The senior chap
lain. the Rev. Michael Adler, is now in
France. but the machine he created is
running smoothly. His assistant 5.
Lipson. is now in charge.
The United Kingdom. he says, has
been mapped into areas, which have
been placed under nine Jewish assist
ant chapiains OF the war office. The
function OF these chaplains is TO get In
touch with their coreligionists in the
ranks, arranging services for them
ard looking after their welfare gem
orally. They also visit the Jewish
wounded in the hospitals.
The young Jews are enthusiastic SOL
diers, according to Chaplain Lipson,
who tells of one who quit his job in
Brazil and travelled to London TO en-
| list.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-26

ern League arc: Forsythe. Omaha, 80;
Galloway. Denver, 3ss: LeJeune. Sioux
City, 351: Jones. Dies Moines. 3Sl;
Spencer. Denver. 322: Krug. Omaha
S14: Fox. wichita. 313; Mcintyre. Linz
coin. 3l2: Kruger, Omaha, sl2: Brit-
ton. Wichita, 312.
Jones. Des Moines. made the most
runs, sixty-nine: and also holds the
total base honors with 1853 and the
home runs honors with Mccormick,
Denver. who are tied with ten. Coffey.
Denver. leads in stolen bases with
twenty-five.
,Des Moines leads in club batting
with 271 and Denver 10 second with
e6s.
The leading pitchers in the Western
League are: Mitchell, Denver. with Is
wins and 4 losses: Mogridge. Des
Moines, Il and s: Musser. Dies Moines.
IL and 5: Gaspar. Sioux City. Is and
s; wideman. St. Joseph, 10 and s;
Blodgett, Omaha, Is and s: Narveson,
Lincoln, IL and 6; Clunn. Topeka. .
and s.
The leading batters in the Intefna-,
tional League. with the records OF
games played July 20, are: Gilhooley.
Buffalo. $40; Barney. Jersey City, 1888;
CHANNEL. Buffalo. 3es; shean, Provi-
dence, s2s:> Caseym, Providence. sss;
Graham. Toronto. 326: Pick, Richmond.
3a3: Jameson, Buffalo, 1922; Jordon,.
Richmond, 321; Shorten. Providence,
SIS.
Buffalo leads In club batting with
e7s and Richmond and Providence are
tied for second with 269.
Pick, Richmond. is the best run get
ter with sixty, while Whiteman holds
the total base record and the home
run record with 1ia and respectively.
Gilhooley leads in stolen bases with
thirty-siX.
The leading pitchers who had
worked in fifteen or more games are:
Comstock. Providence. IL wins and
losses; Dowd, Montreal and 2;
Beebe. Buffalo. IA and 5; Chabek, Har-
risburg, II and 4; Cav. Buffalo. and
8; Schacht, Harrisburg, II and .;
Miller. Montreal. II and I; Cooper.
Providence, ~ and S; Enzmann, ,Har.
risburg. and s.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-26
FISH TO GO ON WATER WAGON.
Game Warden Resents Pouring Temp.
tation Into PiscatoriaI Streams.

drinking like fish" is going to be
stricken from the lis, of West Vir-
ginia's sonorous Smiles. AS matter
of fact. Frank Glenn, deputy game
warden, is about TO take steps to safe
guard the morals of the hnny denizens
of the streams of this state. He threat
ems TO begin legal action against state
prohibition officers who recently
poured quantity of whisky into the
Kanawha river at Parsons. Mr.. Glenn
asks:
I'VE do not let the coal operators
pour the refuse into the stream and kill
our fish; why should We permit the
prohibition officers?"
Besides, 1t Ii assumed that he finds
too narrowing the case OF poor little
lingering tugging at his kippered par
ent and wailing, Father, dear father,
come home with me now!"
On the other hand, Fred o. Blue,
state prohibition commissioner, laughs
when he thinks OF Mr.. Glenn's threat
Whisky kill fish," he exclaims.
why, that's the most popular bait
that's used" Charleston (W. Val
Dispatch to New York Herald.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-26
RED cross TO QUIT EUROPE.
Doctors and Nurses Will Be Left Only
in Belgium.

Washington, July 2s.-Amcrican Red
Cross doctors and nurses viii be with
drawn from the European battlehelds
Oct. / because OF lack OF. funds to
maintain them longer.
I, is possible that the two units IN
Belgium, where the greatest need ex-
lists, will be continued, but the other
fourteen detachmsnts will return to
the United States The Serbian sani-
tarv commission and other work sup
parted by special contribution will go
on az long as those contributions are
ayaila BILE, bu, the general fund raises
in the United States. amounting TO
81. 5so. 900, will be exhausted Oct l.
THE American Red Cross by Oct I
will have maintained its personnel III
each country a year. with the excep-
ZION of the Belgium units and the sani-
tary commission" says the statement
made public yesterday by Miss Mable
T. Boardman, chairman OF the Red
Cross relief committee.
The going and coming OF the sur
Reons and nurses makes constant
| and considerable financial demand
upon the Red Cross treasury. The
monthly pay roll Is also a large item OF
| expense II view Of these facts. and
because its funds are rapidly becom-
| ing exhausted. the American Red
! Cross has decided by Oct. Of the
present year 10 withdraw the person
mel now in Europe, possibly with the
exception o: the units in Belgium.
/ The work Of the American Red
| Cross sanitary commission under Dr.
Richard P. Strong. for which the
Rockefeller Foundation has made gen.
erous contributions, has been mos.
successful. DR.. Strong was appointed
director Of the International health
board, composed Of Serbian health Of
ficers and heads Of the English
French and Russian missions. The
American minister at Bucharest re-
ports to the state department that the
epidemic of typhus has ben sup
pressed.
The American Red Cross is now
arranging for physicians, nurses anc
equipment for baby hospital II
Serbia. for which special contributions
have been received thru Madame
Grouitch."
i The Red Cross. the report shows
gent to the warning countries 367 per.
sons engaged in humanitarian enter
prises. OF that number seventy on,
were surgeons and 253 nurses. Will,
forty three were members Of thu
Serbian sanitary commission. England
France, Russia Germany, Austro'
Hungary. Serbia and Belgium each re
ceived one or more units. Thousand,
Of wounded and sick have been cared
for.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-26
c.msn. on the Farm.

j. F. Johnston. of ST. Charles. is one
OF the progressive men OF the state
who. when in doubt applies coating
of cement is establishing new record
for permanency and efficiency in all
farm improvements. On Johnstons
farm there Is a hog-feeding floor sixty
feet long by ten feet wide, built OF con-
crete nearly a foot thick. Instead OF
spouting his barn to carry away the
water, he has strip Of concrete to
receive and carry away the drip. MI.
Johnston's farm Is located on very roll
Ing ground, in the Madison county hills.
so that he is bothered by the gu!lies
washing in the sides OF the hills. He
just takes a step ahead OF nature by
gathering few loads OF Niger
heads" which are plentiful on the farm.
fills up the washed out places and ce-
ments over the top. That forestalls all
further trouble. he says.
Mr.. Johnston also has number OF
homemade culyerts on his farm. con-
sisting OF few loads OF stone piled IN
the draw wherever he wants cross
ing, and the top OF this Is then ce-
mented over. This makes bridge ade-
quate for home usage SO that he does
no. need to cross a mudhole every time
he wants to go TO a field. The water
runs thru the coarse stone in ordinary
times, while during flood 1t is pre-
vented from washing around the eui-
vert by heavy abuttments Of concrete.
In Mr.. Johnston's barnyard Is
ditch which the hogs continually rooted
out and the next rain carried away
great loads of rich soil. The owner
finally filed in stones just as he had
for his field crossings. and cemented
over the top. This made a runway 10.
the water which flowed thru 1t all OF
the time from a spring in nearby hill.
Mr.. Johnston feeds hogs on large
scale. and in the hot weather Of sum-
me- hundreds of his shoats that he has
fed on feed gather in the cement ditch.
while the cool spring water flows over
and around them. Thus ne has good
hoe cooler and ditch warranted not
to wash, both in one and the same
structure-Mason City Times.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-26
p.skx 0uack Grass,

How can / rid my farm Of quack
grass and Canada thistle2" is a ques-
ton often asked, and the answer is
all contained in the reply. Choke out
any long-lived weed by not letting 1t
bear leaves"
Quack has 1ointed underground
ground stems. That is the reason IT is
so difficult to handle. It does not wait
for seed 70 make new plant. Almost
any half-inch of stem broken off will
furnish one inside OF week. Its seed
ripens about July 1, too early enough
to be gathered In the grain and hay
harvest and be all over the farm next
year in the spreader and drill.
Canada thistle has no real under
. ground stems, but 1t does have long
roots that run beneath the surface and
send up new shoots and soon overrun
the field Three feet Of hardpan clay
is not enough to keep these shoots from
reaching the surface.
Quack is harder to get rid OF than
Canada thistle, and any method that
l. kills it will kill thistle, but one must
always consider work. expense. and
| the condition Of the field. II the field
| is badly oyerrun it may be necessary
to summer -fallow. 1t by blowing deeply
and then cultivating at various depths.
! Do this often enough to prevent any
leaves from growing, and to allow the
sun to kill the roots pulled up. II the
| field is damp. rake up the roots or they
| will sprout again. Raise cultivated
crop there next year to catch-"ith
! a hoe or spud II necessary-any weeds
that have been missed.
II the field 10 not badly infested II
I Ia,
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BEACH COP HAS UNIQUE JOB.
IT'S Hi. Job to Measure Bathsrs'
akir42

Atlantic City, n. J.-cnieI Surgeon
Bossert, director of the bathing beach,
promulgated an order on the length OF
the bathing skirt 30 explicit thai
neither summer maids, propriety cops
nor beach guards can fail to under
stand precisely what II means.
Every bathing skirt worn upon the
Atlantic City beach must not be short
er than three inches above tho knee OF
the wearer," says the ukase.
It appliese WITH equal force, Beach
Director Bosset said. to tall girls ana
short sister. He assumes the strand
policemen viii depend upon the un-
aided use OF their Dyes In practically
all cases to determine that the order IS
obeyed. However, tape MEASURE was
added to the equipment Of beach head
quarters.
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n, n.m.. cid. q rn,nsa

~You will see Issuing fron the walls
Of the same eolleSe--nay. sometimes
from the bosom Of the same family
two young men. Of whom the ono shall
be admitted to be . genius o1 high Of.
der. the other scarcely above the point
Of mediocrity; yet You shall zee the
geniu. sinking and perishing in pow
oFty obscurity and wretchedneeA
white. on the other hand. you shall Oh.
serve the mediocre plodding his slow
but sure way mp the hill Of life. gaining
steadfast footing 1t every step ~
mounting It length 20 sminenee an
distraction. an ornament to his family.
. blessing to his country. Nov. whose
work 10 this! Manifestly. their own
William Writ.
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when Grown W. II Pawn.

In former centuries the crown used
to be the favorite way OF raising
money, and the royal jewels used
g be in pawn most of the time.
At the time OF the coronation OF
George Nv the crown was In pawn. and
was hired out for the occasion ct .
cost OF $4,000. The king wanted TO
buy It, but Lord Liverpool thought
It an unnecessary extravagance. N-
nally they browbeat the poor pawn.
broker down to $4,000. although the
crown was then valued ct $7t0.0O
and in celebration George ~ had To
march through the streets for miles
wearing . 5h-pound weight on his
head.