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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-24

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-24

'OCHRAN--To Mr. aud Mr. v A.
Cochran ai oak Knoll, au eight pound
daughter, Friday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-24

Mr.. and Mrs. j.
e. Winiermute, AZ the home " her
mother, Mrs Lewis, four miles east
of Salem, q son.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-24
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-24

We are enabled to give our readers, old
and new the benefit OF this money-say-
ing club offer, only because OF very spe.
cial arrangement with the publishers OF
McCALL'S MAGAZINE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-14
.W3uiif qlfa6emie.D

@era0e bon Ger 0elltihen &eD0lte
riug @altimore's oiiriie oie por.
trefflide Sperntrnppe NIT beionoei
rer 6reuoe 6egriiBt ueroen meldc
inorgen in Ser n0htiif 9lfaoentie"
ouftreten iDiro. Tenn o6geie6en oa.
BON, ooB @luie sic @luiif onertonn.
termoBen iintersoen Geutiden i6re
3o6lrei@iieu uno bega6teiten S05ne
uuo 9ln6duger Bat 6ringt sic uSan
Carlo @rono Opera Co. inter Oet
mitmirfen0eu &iiuitlern monde gus
ten oeiitiben 91onen Inter oielen
lei 6eionoers 6rou Nlorie aditncr
erpd6nt, Die befonnte oeuti@e %ri.
moOonna.
Sic Gan Carlo So. befinoet iid
geraoe duf einer CONCERT Eournee,
Die ioit ale 6e0entenOeA Stdote oes
geeitens un0 1littelpefieiis itreifte
Glebelano, Gintipnati Columbus,
Smaba, aonias GitD, ct. 9SouL0lin-
neapolis, mo auoere @roBiidote
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-14
GicGe in 6io6lanOtOlun.

3pei Gie6itdbIe mur0en in Sigh
lanotopn erfolgreib oisgefil6rt. glus
Dem 9iireou Scr ,Stod6ailien Gon.
tracting 60 bon Der .. 9lbemie rnO
10. StroBe muroe wert6DoQes Sono.
werfs5eug geito6len. 1ie Gie6e bra.
9eu Ourd Sen Seller in oas giiremt
Elm. Sin on0erer einbrp6 muroe
in oos Saus g1r. $. 6. Ropp bon
gtr. H. gloro-11. StraBe, pd6reno
Die 9epo6ner i9liefell ousgefii6rt.
Zen Gie6en felen @ertbiac6en i'm
gSertbe bon $50 in Die SdnOe.
slu6 Elm Gaubanfaa muroe bon
Somes 6. Cooper aus G6eItcrtopn,
9'o., Der @oIi5ei 6eribtet. Cooper
CAB oL ooB er geIiern Moraeu I'M
3 ll9r an Der 0ii.2ombaro- -StroBc
bon eiuem Nlanue ii6erfaIlen inO
leiuer llbr 6erol6t pur0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-14

ser 21ric itott. 9rs SoIiit ift 8it
oem CONCERT ser alooier-@irtuoie
Syolef @ofmann gemonnen woroen.
0ie Gon5erie oes gleip gorfer SDm.
pbonie.0rdeiters bo6en iAon immcr
5ii sen populdriten mo beoaiteno.
fien Greigniiien in Dem 0}iiitleben
bon Baltimore ge3a6lt im0 itets mar
Ser gerdunige 8uidauerrnM Ser
SDric bis auf 5oiiuugsOerni6gen
gefiat. Sel6f @in0 lno g8eiter
berm6gen lpie 0as Iebte CONCERT eS
Denies, oos nuiitlie6enoe @ublifitm
nibt oobon o63u6olten 0ie 9orbie.
tungen 0es Srdeliers 5u aenieBe1.
sSoief @oimonn miro bon oieIen DIT.
iiffriiifern fir eineu Ser beoelltenos
item sgioniiten ser @egenmart ge6ol.
ten. Gr bot bereits NIT oem 9ielD
gorfer 0r6eiter beoeutenoe griolge
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-14
@alt0r e0mmerIatte uil anfI8 Qan0.

Sci Dem belti9en Nlorgengottes-
6ienit in ser reiormirten 3ions-
Stride an ser Gde bon SarforO.9loe.
nnO GbaIe.StraBe miro EoItor Sobn
Somnerlatte erflGren Of er Die i6m
oiierirte Steae in elmer onoeren
Stoot aune6men miro ooer uibt. gln
lesten 3ieniiog lnO N}ittpo9 bieIt
Der vSugeno-gerein~ ser @emeinoe
ieine 20. id6rIi6e glbenounter6al-
ting. Inter 2eitiing bon 6rdulein
8rieOa @aiier puroe oas Stiid ~
@lereDmans Gourti6ip" olifgefii6rt.
0ie @lihuirfenOen paren: SorrD
&rug, gilbert Sombnrg, 6reoerid
@liuoer, Oscar 4o6ia, gilbert @eiO
uuo Die 6rIs. 5rieoa Sanier, 9lnna
&rlg, @linnie SAmiOt, Soiepbine
aIein Souiic Soiier6ert unO 6rieoa
9eb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-14
wlan srDaaue ben Baltimore Correspondent"
Gei6eu0crfonf 6ei 9ocl @ntman & So

Sei6eu0crfonf Gel SOcl @ntmnn & GO
Die bier bortbeiI6oft befonnte
Sirma Soel @uhuan & 60, 9lor0-
@utow.sh 5eiet on onoerer
Stelle 0cn id9rliden @erfouf bon
prodl0oler Scioe an ouf pelden
bier beionoors oufmerfian eemadt
miro. S@oh ser glome ser nelt6e.
fountcn 9oltimorer Siripo lit cine
iibere @arantie oofiir, ooB Ole GGlt-
fer MIR oos Bette fin6en. Snl 2allfe
Der Sabre bat oos @eiddft Oen gIo-
men Ger uSeioen-2ooen 6efomuen.
Seoe Sousfrmt pelbe ibren 9eOorf
ON Sei0enitoffen 5ii Oeden miini9t
iollte morgen 0oron oenfen oaB Der
Serfouf Der Seioenitoffe bereits INN
$50 @ormitto9s beeinnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-14

errungeL unO Oa er om q. Sc.
bruor 5um eriten @lal Dor oas 9ol.
iimorer 4ublifum treten miro, i'll
cs mobl oBne 3peifel 6oB oos Con-
8ert beredtiote gln8ie6unesfraft anf
oos bieiige &ubIifum ousiiben miro.
9(uf Dem @rogranm itebt unter 2ln.
oerenl oo8 D.W2oll- -Gon5ert bon SIN.
6initein in0 Die n0fItdr~ .S9n-
pbonie BON Snp0n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-14
93raparanten. .eonsert.

$n Dem m56eutli6en Gon5ert Scr
9Srdporonten Glaiie oes 9Sea6oor
Gonierbatorilims, oa8 geiiern gl5cno
itatifun0, traten S6iiler ser 6rls.
Ballard 9oneit 9Iod6eao, Goulion,
5reomaA @orfine, Seller, Solt6aus,
sun uuO Saco6S, uno Die @erren
Sornl4ein uno Grtmann aui. Ias
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-14

! @5ilip 9eneib 9eotrice Gobbiu, Scr.
t6a @olmon, Syuliette @6dcIion GIi.
5obetb Gail, 2ucD gtoleiton @}orD
9orter, 9lluelia &opIopib, syoiepb
@ooomon @oitb Wlenfel 8eIma
SsorfieIo, 9latbau @rouiiloff, @lo.
Dps aoIoepe1, Garl S6me6l 60.
raine 9Ieduon aotBarine @bite-
LOT ino @itber 2obe.
Newmon's &eiiebortrog
ii6er GgDpten.
SSn Der fommenoeu@o6e iuir0 ser
belie6te 9ieiieer5d6ler, Sr. 6. 90.
9lewman, 0rei peitere @ortrdgc bal.
ten Ole an Gienitag, oen 16. Se6r.,
gla9nlittags, in Der @luiif-9lfa0e-
mic mo am Gieuitag ituo @littuod
sl6eno III 9l6augbs 9yceum itott.
iinocn lm0 sic 8u56rer uad g9Vp.
ten fii9reu perOeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-14
@ctreiSe fir europa

9c6n ironsatlantiide ~ ! ~ at9
orei enolii6e, 5ipei boadn0p~.'i iyarP
Odniibe, Gin norpegiiber, e" ,,erOaI
i6er ruo Gin italicniider' Sioiisl'
mdbrcuo oieicr ggoc6e oell .'gi,nal
Safen ocrloIien. Ger llu11aSrrl,
Compiler er0dlt cine aogis"'a 'ae Nil
pa6reno bic auoeren SdIlle
@etreiOe 6eiradtet merDell
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-14

ppr08D bou Der @eieQidoft beiu4t,
tii11berah Bot1e olsoeHien6fea aro
aHd 6ie tia5elnen aiiniaer inoipi.
ouell toleu0eu @eifaa geeruoet eS
ueroe9 feds gl6enO. un0 3pei 9lads
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-14

niittags GoriielAmgen ge9e6en mer.
'beuergs iitooie-ein5ige, -@eLeeen9eit
III oieien Sabre fir oas 9altinorer
&ubIilum cine SpernDoritellung 5u
beiuAen, ga in 6olge oes etropdis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-14

aloDier. lmo &iolin @ro.
oronm mur0e BON folgel0en Gomen
luo Srren mlSgeiil6rt Gli5a6etb
Storf eona @ogen9eiut @iIoo Com
rep gloa @oof Go9ar aauimam
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-14
ltn6eSenteuSer &rQnO'

Snfolge eiues iiberbeI5lc" 4, Serl
brad geitern Nlorgeu 8 lt7t t.S grI
Rau6batie ser .gouioliO.aalII' 5io'
ano 9SroOiiion Co. Gar. lU5 Gs
Greter.StroBe, Elm 5euer az cutSr
6lammen mur0en reGt5ep,lg5 ,lg5.ell Nv
uno ourd6 sic 5euerpe3r l~
ter0riidt. Al
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-14

iAeu arieges sic anoeren Opern-@e-
ieaidaiteu foit ausuobmslos ibrc
Sourneen aifgege6en ba6en. Die
mitlpirfenoen &iinitler ser Gan
Carlo Eruppe, oeren &opeameiiter
@uiieppe QIngelini iit iinO II. g.:
Sopran N}mes. Giter 9loa6erto, 60
Dige @occari, Wlarie aditner II. 9lni-
ia SeOelmoDer. 9le55o Sopran:
0lmes. Carolina 3opner, 9lnnette
G6abot unO 9lnno Saaie Seuor;
S6. @iuieppe glgoitinj SaIpotore
Sciaretti, 9lfre0o @ra5ioni imO 9u-
ciano 9loiiini 9ariton: SS. @iu-
ieppe 9lgoiiiui Sol6otore @ro5ioni
nm 9uciono 9lqiiini. @ariton: SS.
9aciianoro @loOeitt glngelo 9tutola
uno g. Ge1emolle. 9diie: $50. gta-
tale Geroi uno emilio Seiono.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-14

gSaiienriGter g9n. V1. Eaereill
eeitern no6 93eip-CrleanS -aisr u BEL,
INN sort ser N1ar0i @ras-0'
5llpobnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-14

y , - . fft n : - =" = " -
Ser n5aidings S6panf ans
@ien~ cine ser bortreiili9iten imo
befannteiten alabier Gompoiitio.
men Shumann's, miro am fommen.
Sen 6reitag bon Srn. George s..
@oDIe i'm @eoboob 6onier0atoriiin
geipieIt meroen. Tie Competition
beiiebt ans flint S6eileu, bon oeuen
oie uMarieiIlaiie0 oen erlten biloet.
6erner miro Sr. 9oDIe 0rei ieiner
eiaenen neueiten Gompoiitionen bor-
tro9en Gos 6reitags 9rosronm
beitebt ans Bad @ier G6ordle
fir SrgeI; arranairt BON 9uioni-
S6nmonn n5aihiugsihmnuf ans
geien 9lobel Sonotina. @oDle
nSlum6er song oSa6anera,"
09allaoe, Sgam6ati nGecdjiQ
Wliuuetto~ lno o@abotte.~ Si6elius
u0luiette, StrouB 8aniig
GoIie Caprice, a91odtfalter.~
9lew Oorfer SDu p ! on e.
Sr6eiter.
0os Iette CONCERT oes g1eip Dorfer
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in oieier Cal
ION finoet om "a. 5e6ruar, unter
2eitung bon @alter GonroiN. in
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-06-04
e9ptittrn tmpftbltn
ntnts Abfibrmitttl

@efunobeit bot Elm aenaies Wer'
baItnis nit benz 3nIionoe Der De
6Grme. 0csbalb iehen iidl Seite,
bic in ibrcr eiaenei mo Aroerer
Geinnbbcit httereiiiert iiio, nod
einem I%biiibrniitel I'M, Dos allen
uotiaen 8ebiiriniIien ettipritlt.
gritens, cs icite MILD nnS bod
pirfiam iein.
Smeiteus, es iolte leidt 81 nee'
ir,e,, iciu.
9rittens, es Iollte feline S6nIer'
sen modem ober gu itorf a%bfiibren.
2estens, es ioGte feinen itaS.
Iidlsn GinilnB auf anbere Srsa1ie
bes aorpers boben.
Or. RiIes' 2ayotine Sablets emit
ipreden oIen bieien @rforoerniiien.
Gle iperben BON anen, bic iia &c.
broufer, nnecmeii, empfoblen.
Ole Stipefiern Der hr'ltltd1ea
2iebe, 351 gborIes ct, 2uoerne.
$50, Die pieIen aranfbeitsf6len OBJ.
iuarien, idreiben bapon tpie folet:
-grs .islesr sssit fns,n mir an. r.; ptlss,
suSEi Sanit sairisbeu. Sore Girtuna 10 borslp.
ids unS mir fuo banfbor. hos mir nit benitIhrn
befennt tpi,rt,n. Mir batter a,itsn 05ioIa mis-
benielbtn In iebtm Sane. unb Die Stptueieru nHe
jshr gut s~ufritttn bawit.N
,ainber. tpelde lie S%eriud,en,
gittsn lire Mutter, fe 5n fantet."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-06-04
9em gefaarueu aamerabsH.

(6ions Spbnrep.)
Eeru I'M 5ran8ojenlanSe
Sa lieot Elm titles @rab,
Sa Icntteu iie einen Soloaten
Sief IN Die @ruft binab.
Sds @rab 3iert feline Slume,
Sedt aud iein Rarmorlteim
limb all Der Sriebens llbeI,
Or Sriuast nidt hlneln.
Sm beutlden @%eterIanoe
So fist elm bleid)cs ainb,
Gle ueint I'm ben @eliebtsn
Gid fat Die axi9lein blind.
Sa lteiat Elm Iidter en9el
Vom Simmclsaelt herab
limb inmmeIt all bic Srdnsri,
FrGat lie sum fernen @rab.
llub aus Dem SrGnentraiime
grpGhit elm gIiimclein,
De blnht nm AMI Dem Wrdpe
Sm Ibenoionnenlfeln.
limb Iiht uub leiie ilinat GO
Sief aus benz grauen Sano:
Is trodue beine Srdnen,
= SG itdrb fire gnterlanpl
yiss @eoidhi haben uier Seii:e al
Der acmpaanie Gscidtst. }
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-06-04
3n bcr Sdladlt

Cor Stciuls, 20. Septembcr 1914.
Ser En1 III I'M. Winu bot nidt Getnz
geDadlt,
Iidts penien mogen ais has cine
Sragen:
au0rtffSbefcM? Uebts bprpdriS? Stebt
ole Sdjlndt2
&ir, mitten brin, mir ipiiIen nidts 81
iagen.
@Tonnten NeuIcn auf, ipie Sabsn
iabrein,
Shrapneas aeripriugcu nit metalnem
Nliu9en,
Iit Yautcnt6nen ieseu Gi6rier ein.
llnD SlieAer t~rciielt mic alf 8eiers
lfipinacn.
8IiB foIat auf Slie Der Conner binter'
her,
Hub lit Der Gonncr ifon oer uahitcu
S6itfie.
Vars rcdtS? g8ars Iinfs? Sect raien
treu3 nnb quer
Die SDlenicuidcr unS bic 9obestiiie,
Oil SiIenieten rciBcn utlt oas SanD
limb piIiiAcu Burden. nab Die Shollen
banlpteli,
lib III Der >5dINcr birtmeIbubem
&roub
llniihtbur rings elm Siu9en, Stirnen,
Stampten.
3n S~1iiBenardbcn tisf i'm ferdlter
@rlilb
Gin Battalion bis al Den gals bers
graben.
Sluf. aufl ,rciiht cines Seutnants iuus
ger Nunh
&aiOr nno 1auptmonu Iiceeu fir
Die ginben -.
EoruiIter iiter, nns Ueipebr 5ur Sanb,
Siebt man lie ilettern - mic geblcils
ret iteher -
Grit taItcr6 ihreiieu Saun aus
Iniib nnb Sanb
Siniagen ann Scucr iGg pcr9cber.
9}an redt pen Gopf uub lridt Die Dill
Der dre.
edon piibIcu miISre lid in nnire
Gimme
l,nS fiie6n rorTbtr ipie @eIpeuiters
braii5,
lrnb qreift man ST. 70 luirb man icis
nes intc.
Sept porgejnuUcH iebt 5uriidgerafft
geu einacieFt NIT t~re1noert Srllppei*
trilrnitellL
Stn Stlllpe IhVtH' otnt'S."'tM SuIt
Stcrbt, iicr6i, mar iIe9t! 8as Tam
ms andres '%ilnnern.
Ser Sag 1T uu, @an bot nidt bettns
aebadJt
llnS mag nid)ts oentet aIs bas cine
Srdgen:
guoriffsbcfebI? @ebt poriparts Stebt
Die Shla6t2
%ir, mitten briU, mir iuiiien nidts al
iagen, -, :.
Hub niiicn uur; baS Sesen 1T Gin
Sdnb,
Gin bisdlcn Ntcr, mir gum @oriparts'
trether,
Sod fern am Rbein, bort Iic9t
Gin " unperlanh .
9eutfdInub gebetben-nn[ :
ioII 9eutfdIanS bIstben
Nuoolf Scr5og.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-06-04
0sm Il Nitt'

Semitic @iriin, als
iid her Sourih su Bette isei: .uno
niht pobr, er ssbsu oti. -"
il nGmIid in BEN gtt't nacq rM
Rat, NIT ibrtn flint 5anesa nrin!'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-06-04

ben Sdouf,nTisrn Der sroBen StGbs
ts Gmsrifos ~ausbdnsen. Serner ole
Yoitfarte in 1aufsnbtn BON gTena'
plar,n. Stbsr Deutfde bot 5reun'
be unier ben ensli{4 perieuhttn
gantees. @ie iti6t III es. ipl&e
aort.n oussuI9iden. unb ipie piele
folI9t 0pri.Ilunssn fnnn mon boz
nit s~srf6r,n. Senn Der anslos
amsritan,r 1T nrr besbalb 10 bris
ienfreunbli&, neil ibm bieie ans
i4auuns Sag fir Sos but4 bic
snsliIden ,3eitunstn singebdmmert
pirb. @ber er Iernt umbenttn, ipen1
Ct bon ben ipunberppllen Saien ere
fdhrt, bic bas beutide Bolt ieBt
pplbriHst.
Dor eiuisen @odsn babe i'd
heutI9s Bidder empfpblsn, psl4e
nan jebt leien fpn. Dem iei b.
Sommluns .Reus ariegssts
bidt." binsusefiist. psrlsst bon
Gugen 8ieberi4s in Senn. Bier
gGnbfsn iinb ss: Der bsiliss ariss.
Der Sompi, Die Seimat unb Sisa
pbsr Cob. Sebes !Ssft enthGIt .t'
! mo- bunNert a~us9epdblte @ebi6te
! Ssbes Ssft toitet 20 Bfennis, bein1
0msritoniI6en 8u4hGnbler piellsit'
10 Gents, Suit ole bisis Ssbi4t'
iinb bon Mitfdmpe per
f, 'aBt. gs iinb gang tpunSerprQ
0i6tuneen borunter. Sn bieIel
@erien briiGt Der 8ries nit alel
ieinen Sdreden. aber man bid
aud in bic SerSen Der @srfaFer, Il
bieis trereu beutf4en !6ersen pol
iunieiisr 9iebe fir bic in Der Sci
mat 3uriidseGaHsnen. Sd ian
nit Mobrheit iosen, srft in bisIe
Si6tungm erIebt mon be
Sries. Sd min mlis 9eratelppf
spei bitter 2ieber beraus9reifei
unb Iie ais 9rpben bier fOIsen IoI
ZEN:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-06-04

Git saitno stbdrhsn iid) bic
seupcnsr @ldtssr iibtr ben srnauns
lid'tm Ausiau Der sIpsiten beuiiasa
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-06-04
Local Time Table

Henry Schuch, EEliiC' schuch
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-06-04
$riessbrirf ans gtntf&lass

en- ertpartune Der gntideibrne. Die
NufenidIadten III ben 4arpafben.
WiGfiae g~rfinbum9eu. 9ie 8ris9sf
mIeibe Gin seiplltiger Sie8 peg Wot,
ies. - Be6idte aus benz Shilseils
graben.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-05
MINNESOTA LANDS.
LAND OPENING.

Nine dollars per acre for one
excursion only Tuesday. Nov. 9.
The best opportunity for Sc
curing a piece of land ever Of
fered. Swigart's new Garfield tract. in
Michigan: 1000 acres. from which to
make your selection; $50 down and IS
monthly on each forty acres. These
are choice lands. we'll adapted for gen
eral crops, stock. dairylng and poul-
try: close to growing towns, railroads
and markets: quick transportation to
Chicago. Detroit, Grand Rapids. No
land at this low price after cheap rate
excursion Tuesday. Nov. 8, leaving my
Chicago office at 1880 a. m. Oppor-
tunity of lifetime for wage Garner,
farm renter or farm hand to get a farm
home. Write today for full information
and big booklet. George w. Swigart.
owner, X1247 First National Bank
Bldg. Chicago. Ill.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-05
AUCTION.

Real estate-on Thursday, Nov. II.
1915. at o'clock p. M, will sell my
home. No. 414 Swayzee street, to the
highest bidder for cash. This Is a
five room cottage in good repair and
will make some one good home for
little money. Only one block from
car line. It will be a genuine sale, no
buy bidding, will also sell at the ss:me
time and at the same place some
household goods as follows: Pleasant
Home" range stove. heater. black wal
rocker, iron bed, mattresses and
springs. spring cot, glass door cup
board, some dishes. lamp. step ladder
some potatoes, and other articles. c.
E. Alden. w. p Maulsby, auctioneer:
J. c. Hollingsworth, clerk.
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FARMS FOR RENT.

-Four hundred twenty-scven acre, 500
acre and 236-acre farms, near Mason
City. All first class well improved farms.
Renter must be able to stock farms.
Cash rent. For full description write
FRANKIE Land and Investment Company,
Mason City, Iowa.
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Jones. with wondering glance at tho
other. You surely don't doubt 1t.
do your
"Oh, no." answered Smith. II was
merely smiling over the confident way
that you used the term luck. There
isn't such thing"
rs that so?' was the prompt re-
Spouse Of Jones. "Well, there Is just
where you guess again! Didn't you
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and get up into the cab"
Then he hurried down the platform.
timepiece in hand. Pull out there. you
red-headed. pie-faced Jay" he shouted.
why, Willie," his aunt exclaimed In
amazement. er
That's right. Chew the rag" he re-
piled; pull out. We're Ave minutes
late already"
Willie's parents had to forbid his
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AS have broken up housekeeping
will sell all my household goods at
auction to the highest bidder on
premises, ia North First avenue,
Marshalltown, Wednesday, Nov. 10, at
2 o'clock, the following: Golden oak
goods, round extension dining table,
six fine leather seat diners. buffet,
commodes, dressers, rockers. iron
beds. springs. mattresses, child's bed,
high chair, kitchen cabinet like new.
davenport, cupboards, stands large and
small rugs, sideboard, hall mirror,
kitchen table. linoleum, wringer, boil
err good Quick Neal range stove
with water front. dishes. cooking uten-
sils. and many other articles. Terms
cash. Don't miss this sale as this is
a good lot .of goods. Mrs Wernstrum,
owner. Colonel Kendall, auctioneer:
George Pitcher. clerk.
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, CHAPTER XIV.

CHAPTER XIV.
Out there the moon was setting.
Soon, thank God. It would be dark
everywhere. The man she loved
needed Ill the chance that tho thick.
ening gloom could give him. It was
terribly quiet now, except for an oc-
casional whippoorwill, call and the quiz
etness seemed to lie upon her with
tho oppression Of something unspeak-
ably terrifying. Tho breath Of hill.
side and sky was bated.
At last there came to her ears the
sound Of heavy feet crashing through
the brush, but he had been gone ten
minutes then. Perhaps they had Just
awakened to his escape and were cast.
ing aside stealth for the fury Of open
pursuit. She even thought she heard
m oath once. and then 1t was all quiet
again: quiet for . while. and at the
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end Of the silence, like the punctua-
ton Of IN exclamation-mark, came the
far-away snap Of . rife.
She had dropped to q chair and
sat there tensely, leaning forward, her
lips parted and her ears straining.
Had she heard one shot and its echo.
or had there been several? Her imag-
nation and fears were playing her
:ricks now. and she could hardly be
certain Of her senses.
The passage Of time was . thing Of
which she had lost count. Each mo-
ment was century.
Then, with . violent start, she rat
M. Now she knew she heard . sound
there could be no doubt this time.
It came from out beyond the front
door. and she bent forward. listen
Ing.
twas . strange sort OF sound which
she could not make out. but in q sub
tie way It was more terrifying than
tto clatter OF rifles. It was as II some
heavy. soft thing were being dragged
up the steps and rolling back.
She rose and took q step toward
the door; but halted in doubt. The
sound died and then came. again. al
ways with hating intervals of silence
between. az though whoever we're
dragging the burden had to pause on
each step to rest. Then there was .
scraping as Of boot,leather on the
boards and q labored breath outstde-
Q breath that seemed to be agonized.
ghe bant forward with one hand
oufstretched toward tho latch. and
heard Z faint rapping. It was seem
ingly the rap Of very. feeble fingers.
but that might all be part Of . ruse.
Was 1t friend or enemy. out there. Just
beyond the thickness Of the heavy
panels? At all events, she must see.
She braced herself and threw the
door open. A figure which had been
leaning against it lurched forward.
stumbled over the threshold and fell
in . heap. half IN and half out. 1t
was the figure Of Anss Havey.
How far he had hitched himself
along. foot BY foot, like MORALLY
wounded animal crawling home to die.
she could not tell, but for one horri-
ned instant she stood gazing down on
him In stupefaction.
He had gone out . splendid vital
creature Of resilient strength and pow
or. He had come hack the torn and
bleeding wreck Of . man. literally
shot to pieces, % quail 10 shattered
when Il rises close to . quick-shooting
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PUBLIC AUCTION.

At auction house Saturday. Nov. 8.
at 2 o'clock. dandy good lot Of house,
hold goods, davenport. round extension
table. chairs, rockers. chifronier, dress
ers, commodes. brass bed, sideboard.
ladies' writing desk, skirt box. sewing
table. dining table, cupboard, large
mirror, rugs dishes, cooking utensils,
bedding, and many other articles.
Terms. cash. Don't miss these sales as
we are selling a good lot Of goods. Ken
dali. auctioneer: Pitcher. clerk.
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Smith and Jones were talking war.
politics and crops some time ago. when
Jones casually mentioned somebody's
stroke Of luck. says the Detroit Free
Press Whereat Smith smiled rather
skeptically. What's the matter?" asked
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A school teacher has lately been
instructing her pupils in Grecian
mythology. 1t is. the plan TO have the
children read the tales aloud. and the
next day recount them in their own
language One lad to whom was given
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For SaIe-Big type Poland China
bears. four Shorthorn bulls. all reds.
Scotch Tops. ]. c. Bailey. MARSHALL
town Iowa
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For Sale-Thirty head Duroc Jersey
boar pigs. Good ones. Priced right. H.
w. Andrews. New Providence. Iowa.
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For SaIe--Forty herd immuned Po-
land China male pigs: big type. big
bone big filters. J. T. Molloy & Son.
Albion, Iowa
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IOWA LANDS.

For Sale-160-acr farm Ave miles
southwest Of Marshalltown. A first
class farm improvements small. Price
$165 per acre. Small payment down.
Good terms at s per cent. Must be sold
quick. See J. f. McDermott, phone
629: or w. H. Thomas. owner.