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efintiy pcuiIr. ~ tna( niae Sutn VIII
realize the necessity for Hight. and ARE
warned not 10 seek 10 save any Of the
stun soclnl privileges. honor OF men
small offices deacon. elder. etc.
IN the flight from sodom. Lot and
his family were warned TO hasten, and
not ven 10 look back. so the Lords
pt-,ile now are to flee ont N Baby
nn" Lots wife, disobeying. failed to
escape. The Lord applies this illuatrn
tlon to His people and urges that their
flight he with n full remuneration Of
the things Of the present
Whoever shall seek 10 ave his life
shall lose n. whoever VIII lose his life
will thereby preserve it--Ealnins the
life everlasting.
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POLITICAL PRAYER MEETINGS

II 10 a sad day for Christianity when
the church bells call the communicates
together for a political prayer meet
Ing. Such gatherings mark the high
tide Of religious political fanaticism.
pat bitterness into the lives OF men;
fan the flames OF class hatred and de-
stroy Christian influence in the com
munity. The spirit a~ctuatlng such
meetings is ~anarchistic. un.Christlike
and dangerous to both church and
state.
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The Lard se,mS 10 assure hs that all
Ills faithful ONES will de before the
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iaKInt nity INTO part
nership with Ia yank. opening. up q
ledger account with progress making
thrift and enterprise stockholders and
the prosperity OF the country an
asset TO the bank, put behind II
stability far more desirable than q
letterhead bearing the names OF all
the distinguished citizens Of the com
munity. The bank IL the financial
power house Of the community and
blessed Ia tho locality that has an
up-to-date banker.
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Agriculture is recognized as the
greatest OF all industries and n pros.
porous, progressive and enlightened
agricultural population is the surest
safeguard OF civill2' ten
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II Is an admitted economic fact that
there can be no permanent prosperity
without a permanent agriculture.
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Tenant farming Is Just one thing
af's 'notho' without n nay day,
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The success of the nation Is in the
hands OF the farmer.
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FNhN ull'TAs I'LL j
A Kingdom In al
ways represented '""''', p""'""'"'
by Its king. Jesus.
'he King. wns present. hut they DID
not recngnlze Him. Similarly, through.
mt the Gospel Age. His Church has
bcs'n undIsrcrnrd by the world The
world knnwcth us not. even m II
knew Hin not" Christ and the church
IN the flesh have been only the King.
dom class preparing for lnvcstiture Of
Authority In Gods due time
Days Of the Son Of Man."
Turning 10 Ills Disciples Jesus said,
The days viii come. when We slnll
desire to see one Of the days ~ the
Son ~ Man. and Sc shall moi zee t..
And when they shall Say unto YOU Soc
here: or, see there: 90 not utter them,
nor follow them. For NJ the llghtnlng,
that llghteneth out Of one unrt under
heaven, shlueth unto the other lart
under heaven. 40 also shall the S0n ~
alan be- In Ills Day"
This Is better understood when we
translate the Greek word dsi,0pr Ms
shining. instead Of lightning Evident
ly our Lord referred to the sun,
The Day of Christ Il the Millennium;
md His statement was One Of Ills
dark snylngs.' respecting which Ilc
promised that IN due time the Holy
Spirit would grant enlightenment This
portion IN now becoming clear
Then, 10 Indicate that these things
belonged 10 n distant time. Jesus ex.
planned that first lie must suffer many
things and he rejected Of thnt nation,
Coming bnck 10 the signs Of Ills pres
oncr. lie declared. "As II was In the
days Of NOnh. 80 shall II he also In the
days NJ the Son Of Man"
Here we hmve something definite. At
the time for the establishment ~ the
Kingdom. everything will go along
quietly and orderly, Just ns before the
Dcluge and the destruction Of Sodom.
Then mankind ate, drunk. married,
hullt. planted. ns usual. These things
nre mentioned merely to Indicate that
the world viii have no outward sign
~ Chrlst's Second Presence
The Deluee and sodom's Destruction.
Every where the Bible foretclls that
Mcsslnl's Kingdom II to l,H establish
cd upon the wreck OF u present In
stltutlons II IL this wreck TINT Jesus
illustrated by the Deluge nnd Sodom's
destruction, His wi presence Is 10
he unknown 10 the world until the
trouble Is precipltated
The Time 1f Trouble IL frequently
described us u burning 0f the world.
aud all the crc,-ls " C"hristendom ex
press the thought that tho earth Is 10
he burned They overlook the fnct
TINT thu 'henvcus' nrr 10 ic burned
IN the syInholichl lnnguagc nf The ni
hlc. the enttI represents the sorini ar
der: the sen. the restless DISCONTINUED
misses. nnd The hen VEINS. Inc "cclrsi
asticnl pnwrrs 81 Peter Ne" lurcs liiai
these will mss AWAY with grent con
fusion. and that lnstend viii come new
heavens uul rnrth e. Peter 3 M lA
The new heavens win be- the church
IN glory: the new earth. the soriHl az
der under Mpssinh's Kingdom
Saint on tho Housetop.
The Lard seciuS 10 assure nS that al
Ills faithful ones will die before the
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Work tor the best and the best will
rise up AMI reward you.
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\ re- VIII
consume present
institutions In
llgurrtive Ia n
a lie says
that IN that Day
~ Ills |ptrousla
presence. before
MS IE%nlphanin
revealing. those
ON the housetOp
should not go
10 wn 10 take
their goods out
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1sM BROKIYN -
TABERNACLE
MEssIAH's KINGDOM TO De M.
VISIBLE.

Luke f7i2o-U-June 7.
"rhs Kingdom Of God q - posF sHidst"-
Vernc M
~HE Pharlsees heard Of the
claim that Jesus was the long
~ promised King. and they de.
rided Him. They considered
Jesus y decelver and Ills followers
'lupcs. our lesson iells how they ~.
tempted tn expose whit they supposed
was u deception. They publicly nskcl
Him. When will Gods Kingdom Gomez
Jesus answered that God's Kingdom
would not come with observation.
That Is to say. when Il comes people
viii not g u; for II will bc Gods
Power eXerted everywhere
Had the trnnslntors noticed carefully.
they would have guarded against any
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The house II the House OF God. aud
dhose ON the housetOp are Gods most
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-19
CABLEGRAMAS
Continuation de la la. plana.)

lianas fueron 40 muertos As heridos
La Haya, 19.-El Gobierno de los
Paises Bajos ha publicado un decreto
prohibiendo la exportacion de los pro
ductos del cerdo en- todas sus formas.
Paris, 19.-Pierre Lotti, por mejor
decir, Julian Vaud, que 1ltimamente
Sc incorporo a la escuadra francesa
frente a los Dardanelos, ha recibido ell
mando de un canonero.
Londres, lei vapor ingles "Gle-
nartney'', fue echado pique por un
submarine aleman frente a Beachy
Head. Ell submarine no di6 aviso algu-
no al buque antes de hundirlo. Uno
de sus tripulantes pereci6 ahogado. Los
otros 40 fueron recogidos por un vapor
mercante y desembarcados en- Newha-
ven. Ell "Glenartney" era un vapor
de 5000 toneladas y ven1a de Bangko
(Siam) para Londres con un carga,
mento de 700 toneladas de arroz.
Mejico, 19.-El Presidente Provisio-
nal de Mejico, senor Gonzalez Cara,
publico anoche un decreto, en- ell cual
Sc asegura que las mayores precaucio-
nes seran tomadas para la protection
de los extranjeros en- Mejico; Sc infor-
ma que hoy sera declarado el estado de
sitio en- dicha capital.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-19
FL campeonato
de ga'gos

La prensa de Madrid suministra de-
TALES del campeonato de galgos, reclen-
temente efectuado en- ell Coto ell goloso
de las cercan1as de la capital de Es-
pana.
Entraron en- competencia dos ejem-
plares maravillosos de la raza. La gal
ga Malta, propiedad de Infanta Luisa
ell galgo Veloz, del conde de Lerida
Gan6 Veloz. Y por clio lie fu6 en-
tregada a su dueno, una magn1fca copa
de plata.
va 10 sabe Mr.. Pantln. Hay una CO.
pa de plata que puede ganar ell que
sea mas veloz que este galgo Veloz, en-
la carrera.
De la velocidad de Pant1n hay va ur
record prodigioso: ell de Ponce.
icon que, yer 81 Sc anima!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-19

J. Villamil, 2 cajas paraguas.
Bird y Barcel6, l GAIA ropa hecha.
b. Wolff, Ill tercios bacalao, SO ca
jas quesos.
Behn Bros, q cajas efectos electri-
COS.
J. Ochoa Hno., 300 atados zinc, IS
cajas quesos americanos.
Jimenez Ribot, cajas efectos elec
tricos.
J. Pedreira y Co., AZ cuhetes pintura,
l motocicleta.
Pietrantoni y SOLO, 2 cajas accessories
de AUTOMOBILES, cajas grasa y 6 i'd
aceite de labricar.
M. L. c., 200 sacos azdcar refnada.
Manuel Perez y Co., so barriles toci-
no, Is cajas manteca, 100 sacos harina
maiz, 200 sacos papas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-19
BoLnrIN MERcANr1I DE PUERTO RICO.

jas varios, Is sacos papas, id cebollas.
Ramon Tenbleg, GAIA artlculos imi-
taci6n de cuero, biciclos, 2 cajas parties
de id.
A. Machuca Hijos, IL cajas dulces, G
sacos papas, 8 tambores bacalao.
Morales y Co., 100 cascos bacalao.
Arrivf Hnos., 20 barriles cristaler1as,
etcetera.
Castrill6n Co., 500 cajas ahumadas,
20 cajas manteca, Is barriles tocino, 25
sacos habichuelas.
R. Fabian y Co., % cajas mercanc1as
P. Rico Drug Co., 56 cajas, barriles
y atados de productos farmaceuticos.
Charles We're, SO fardos de sacos va
clos.
Plaza Provision, 155 cajas, ETC., ar
ticulos de colmado.
Lee HI. Vending, jaulas jamones.
Teodoro Vidal, 10 sacos papas, 40 id.
cebollas.
Basy Co., Is cajas papel de toilet, id.
mercanc1as.
Freir1a y Co., 100 sacos harina maiz,
so cajas salmon, SO cubos manteca, IS
cajas i'd, Is barriles tocino, 63 caias
queso de Holanda.
Del Rio y Co., IL cajas generos de
vestir.
Porto Rico Fertilizer Co., 574 sacos
sulfato de amoniaco.
V. Melon y Co., 100 cajas quesos, 80
i'd. manteca, so barriles tocino.
Julio Lorenzo, 62 cascos bacalao, 5S
barriles macarelas, 25 cajas tomates.
Perez y Rodriguez, 13 cajas manteca,
1913 atados papel liar.
Merino Rodriguez y Co., 42 bultos
Fvarios, II huacales botellas vac1as.
Cadierno Hermanos, l Gaia calenda-
rios, SO cajas salmon, 25 id. manteca,
300 sacos az1car refnada
B. Cerame y Co., 21 cajas de telas,
etcetera.
L. Villamil y Co., 10 jaulas jamones,
10 cajas manteca, 100 cubos i'd, 70 ter
clos bacalao, 100 sacos harina maiz.
'Cuetara Hnos., 38 cajas zapatos.
Sucesores de A. Rodriguez y Co., 43
cajas, sacos y atados de provisiones.
j. M. Blanco y Co., II cajas drogas.
A. A. David, 100 sacos papas, Is i'd.
cebollas, 2 cajas gonna de mascar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-19
DE MAYAGUEZ

La cronica triste registro aver un
caso doloroso: En- el barrio " Malezas !,
cercano 4 la ciudad, pereci6 ahogado, en-
IN charco de aqua que utihza La vecln-
dad para usos domesticos, el jovenclto
Manuel Gonzalez que fue por aqua,
oue sufri6. en- momentos que la cogla,
una affection epileptica, que era su pa
decimiento. No hubo nadie que lie pu-
sierra. de momento, fuera del charco, y
pereci6, como he dicho, ahogado. Te-
MIA Is amos, y era una buena personta'
Los Nelementos cat6licos, los feme-
ninos especialmente, Sc uneven en- SEN
tido de auge y preponderancla para
su religion. Cierto que los sacerdotes
que eiercen su credo santo ahora, en-
estos dltimos meses, reciben, por mere
cimiento, la simpat1a de la diocesls'
Son, creo no equivocarme, tan vlrtuo-
SOS como cumplidos.
Las Hermanas religiosas, celebran es-
ia noche en- su Escuela de "San V1cen-
te'' ma lucida velada para ninos, la
cual Sc ha invitado los padres,- ,-aqul
entro yo. Ell viernes celebra la Iglesla
el Patriarca San Jose, con solemne MI
sa, a toda orquesta, y todos los honores
religiosos de ley. Reina animation
completa en- ell particular de que trato'
Al delegado obrero, verdadera-
mente obrero, entiendase-s Her
m6genes Vargas, le fue en- 'recibo, su
llegada la Estaci6n del Ferrocarrll,
I'm grupo considerable de amigos, que
le victorearon al descender del tren, en-
demonstration de su afecto por 10 que
hiciera en- bien de su pueblo, en- su 81
tial de delegado. La Banda de la Es-
cuela Correctional ejecut6 una linda
ammonia en- su honor, y 6l, ell seilor Var
gas, di6 expresivas gracias a todos, dis
cretamente.
Ell activo joven Enrique Monagas,
empleado de confanza de la reputada
agencia de Maquinas Singer, de esta
plaza, sc ha despedido de esta ciudad
para Ponce, donde Sc hara cargo de la
representation de la agencia de aquella
ciudad.
Buenos negocios le deseo.
-Esta tarde Sc recibi6 un telegrama
de esa capital, para ''Diario del Oes-
te", informandole de la renuncia de
Mr. BANTER. Como aqu1 Sc le quiere
tanto ese santo Comisioner, la ale
grar1a de esa noticia, es inmensa.
Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-19
La Association
Comercial

Anoche celebr0 session la Junta Direc
tiva de La Association Comercial, ba-
jo la presidencia de nuestro muy esti-
mado amigo don Manuel Gambler.
Sc trataron importantes asuntos rela
cionados con la buena marcha de esa ms
titucion, que esta adquiriendo muchos
nuevos asociados
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-19
NO S

La policla de Mayagiiez arrest6 4 los
lndividuos Tomas Torres, Gregorio Ma
rim y Pedro Ortiz por haber hurtado va
rias cabezas de ganado en- la Hacienda
Josefa Todo Ell ganado robado fue re-
cuperado y entregado sus duenos.
La Corte de Distrito de Mayagtiez
sentenci6 a Francisco Cofrecf y Berna-
be Acevedo a sufrir un ano de carcel
por Ell delito De "Conspiraci6n
Aver, la polic1a arrest6 en- Rio Gran
de a los individuos Mat1as Espiada y
Francisco Rodriguez en- momentos en-
lue robaban canas propiedad de la
'Agr1cola Sugar Company.
TODO MUCHACHO REQUISITE Y SA-
NO gusta de estar hacienda piruetas Y yendo
lugares peligrosos, donde Sc corta sc magu
la. Por 10 cual las madres deben tener sieu-
pre- a mano ell PAINKILLER de PERRY
DAVID.
-En Yauco, Sc desarrollo un incen-
10 en- una casa propiedad de Francisco
Davila, quedando esta totalmente des-
trulda y pereciendo quemado el nino
Francisco Davila.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-19
Registrando
los g,bordos

bre.
A. Garcia, cajas zapatos
Fernandez y Co., 10 barriles vino, l
GAIA muestras de i'd.
A. R. Road Co., 642 bultos de mate
rial ferrocarrilero.
M Fernandez Hno., Is sacos harina
maiz, 10 cajas maiz en- latas, id. clrue
las
Gambia y Stubbe, / GAIA parties de au-
tom6viles, Is fardos de paja SEGA, Z bull
tos varios.
Cerecedo Hnos., 13 cajas brandy 10
id. drogas, S cajas de cajitas para en-
vasar tabacos.
Juan Morales, 25 sacos papas.
A. Cueto, 9 cajas muebles.
,Sucesores de de A. Suarez y Co., -
sacos habichuelas, 19 cajas varios.
A. M. Somoza, cajas mercancias.
F. Ortega y Co., % cajas ferreteria,
quincaller1a, etc.
Gabino Sanchez, IS cubos mateca, 70
atados papel de liar, 5 cajas bombones,
Is cajas pasas.
Gallart y Giol, so cajas de latas de es-
taiio
Garcia y Garcia, 27 bultos provislo-
nes.
J1lio F. Anduze, 81 cajas mantequl-
LA.
Bazaar Cort6s, l GAIA zapatos.
Cortes Hnos., so sacos harina malz
10 sacos papas.
s. Ramirez y Co. 1913 tercios baealao,
30 barriles, macarelas, 20 tercios Jamo-
nes. 10 barriles tocino, IS cajas mante-
ca.
schluter y Co., 29 cajas salchichon,
60 atados escobas 26 tercios jamones,
barriles 4 atados de 10 cajas menu
dos de cerdo.
Freirfa Hnos., so sacos cebollas, 2oo
atados zinc, 25 barriles tocino, 80 sacos
habichuelas, POI id. harina de ma1z, 12o
sacos avena.
Atlas Commercial Co., 5 AUTOMOBILES
de pasaieros, / GAIA de parties de Id.
Avelino Vicente, Is sacos garbanzos,
100 sacos harina maiz, $50 id. avena, ID
sacos papas.
Sucesores de San Miguel Hnos., 70
caias quesos, so sacos harina maiz.
Forteza Hnos., 20 barriles y "a caJas
galletas, so sacos marina malz.
Fritze Lundt, $50 atados zinc, 2OO
sacos avena, is bultos varios.
Wilson Bros, 155 sacos papas.
Lorenzo Martina, so sacos harina.
Gim6nez y Munoz, 20 cajas dulces, 25
id. salmon
Remijio Allies, Is cubos manteca.
Rivero y Co., Is cilindros carbonicos
de gas.
R. Suarez Co., 5 cajas sombreros, l
id. tirantes.
Sucesores de Gamarra, 81 cajas de "a
patos, 9 id. sombreros.
Sucesores de Jose Martinez, 81 caJas
de zapatos, 6 id. paraguas.
Piza Hnos., cajas de telas.
Porto Rican Leaf Tobacco, 600 sacos
alimento de animales, II bultos varlos.
Gabriel Arce, IA cajas quincaller1a,
etcetera.
Rafael Margarida, 13 cajas muebles.
| Teodoro Vidal Sanchez, 35 sacos pa
pas, 20 id. cebollas, 10 barriles coles.
L. Planas MART, 40 sacos alimento de
cajballos.
Hernaiz Targa y Co., Is cajas mer-
canc1as.
Villar Co., 20 cajas yidrio hueco, %
barriles macarelas.
M. Lamadrid y Co., 10 cajas mante-
cas-, 500 cajas ahumadas, 25 barriles to-
, elmo, so sacos harina.
Hilario Santos, 10 sacos papas, IL
caias yarios, so cubos manteca, 40 ca
| las quesos de Holanda, barril herra-
duras. Is sacos habichuelas, Is barriles
ce1veza.
M. Luzunaris, 70 sacos papas, ~ I'd. y
so iaulas cebollas, 20 barriles salmon
4 ~ q 4 aeNT1 4cc ~
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Para el Refugio

Dc;;a Maria F. de Guzman, de Huma-
Gao, envi6 un giro postal de cinco do
liars en- nombre de una ninita, para los
huerfanos del Refugio de Ni6os Desam-
parados.
Els un acto delicado de confraternidad
infantil, que Sc agradeci6 mucho.
Gran Calerla Fotogra6ca
STOP 3
Puerta de TERRA, Pto, Rico
FL secreto del buen CAFE 10 conser-
va La CAFETERIA"
San Justo 6. San Juan, P. r.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-27

sire for sconesalment Of his ideas on the
question of preparedness and that they
were already In the possession of tho
public mind he summed up his posi-
ton on the matter when he said:
Somewhere between William OF
Germany and William Of Nebraska
there is a ground upon which all sane
people can stand"
Dishonor in Mexican Policy.
He characterized the Mexican poll
icy Of the democratic administration
as a national dishonor; he said that
his views on the tariff had undergone
no alteration, and he pledged his voice
and his vote to the support of Presi-
dent Wilson's European policy, no mat
ter, he said. how much he might differ
with him on other things.
He reiterated his beliefs, formerly
published. that the United States
should have a navy strong enough to
repell any attempted invasion but said
that he was unwilling to have any
share isl bringing urc: the men and
women of this country burden of tax
alton for the support of mflitaristic
policy. He said that the highest and
paramount duty Of this nation is to
sound the dominant note for interna-
tional peace But he definitely declined
10 be listed with the advocates OF peace
at any price. He defended the navy
against what he termed unwarranted
attacks and pronounced it as his inten
ton to work for the provision of aux
Hilary ships for use in times of peace
as we'll as in war.
Homo Honors Greatest.
Il Go not know what the future
has in store for me- he said after
his presentation by Senator w. s. Ken
yon who presided at the meeting, but
l do know that il has nothing more
gratifying than the evidence you have
juse given me % Your continued con-
adence- To be president of the United
States is 10 hold the highest office in
the world but Ia enjoy the respect, es-
TEEN and confidence of the people of
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-27
OF ALL FACTIONS
UNITE IN BOOSTING PREsl-
DENTAL CANDIDACY.
FRACTIONAL LINES APPEAR
TO BE oRLiTERArEp
Former standpatters Among Speakers
at Farewell Meeting in Des Moines-
Kenyon Pays Tribute to Colleague
cumnin. Scores Democrat. aa11m1,;:..-
istration For les elunders.

Des Moines, Nov. e..-Senator Albert
3. cumnins closed the meeting held in
his honor at the Auditorium last night
as a demonstration OF the united sup
port OF Iowa republicans for his can
didacy for the presidency Of the United
States and as a farewell expression
OF the good wishes on the eve OF his
departure for Washington tonight.
with q statement of MS idea OF pre-
pare0nesS, a nlerciless exposure OF
what he termed the mistakes of the
democratic administration and a re-
iteration Of his policies respecting the
tariff which many who heard him In
ierpre,e6 10 be 4 declaration of what
his platform would be should be re-
ceive the republican nomination.
Having asserted that ne had no de-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-27
News Of Traer.

Special to mes-Republican.
Traer, Nov. Ex-Governor Clarke has
appointed r. VI. Gum. Of Geneseo, one
Of the dozen Iowa honorary delegates
10 the third national conference on
marketing farm produce, to be held in
Chicago Nov. 90 to Dec. 2.
Emily Steffen mas resumed her school
work near Goldfeld after spending her
fall vacation at home
Sherman Thompson, OF Crystal, was
operated on for appendicitis in Mar
shalltown hospital this week. His
condition since has been satisfactory.
young man succeeded in working
the Booth variety store for $3.50 by a
forged check. He made small pur-
chase and asked Miss Booth to cash
small check drawn on the First Ma
tional Bank and signed "Ladd Co."
He was stranger to the lady. as are
most Of their customers and as the
| check was small. she suspected nothing
having taken several of the Ladd
company's checks before.
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Toledo News Notes,

Special to Tim es-Repu5lican.
Toledo. Nov 27.-Among those COM
ing to Toledo to spend Thanksgiving
with home folks and remain for a
weekend visit were DR. Herman
Runkle, wife and daughter, from Low
den. who visited Mrs Runkle's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. A G. Smith Rob-
sert Ward and wife, from Central City.
who visited Dean and Mrs H. w.
Ward; B. ]. Sweat. wife and son,
from Boone. who visited Mr.. Sweatt's
mother, Mrs. T. ]. Sweat.
Mrs Zae Cannon Jones returned
from the annual Eistedfod at Abba.
where number Of her pupils were in
the contest. They secured to their
credit three first prizes and one Sec
ond. Hortense Morgan, only years
old, appeared three times In the con-
test, In violin. vocal music and read
Ing, ard achieved notable honor for
one Of her age by obtaining gold
medal. purse Of money and free
trip Tor herself and mother to Des
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-27

day afternoon. Ms Wattleas was 50
years old and was = civil engineer By
profession. He had been q residant Of
Missouri Valley for many years. He
was one Of the locating engineers for
the c. & N. W., when the track was
put across western Iowa in the sixties
He was also the locating engineer fol-
the Sioux City z Pacific. supervised
the construction Of bridges for the I'LL
nois Central. and was president Of the
Sioux City elevated railway line in
1891. In addition to engineering work
for railroad companies he was active
in drainage engineering work in west
ern Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-27
Alden News Notes.
Special to Times Republican.

SPECIAL 10 imeS-RepOD1cah.
Alden. Nov. 2T.-Thanksgiving was
quietly observed In Alden except for a
football game which was played be-
tween Rowan and Alden. Il was very
interesting as neither SIDE was able 70
score, al,no extra time vas played.
Ley & Wand have been selling con-
siderable Of their damaged stock and
expect 10 close ont the balance TO &
salvage concern. They have decided
finally not TO reztock the drug store
here
Miss Eva Brand was quietly married
Thanksgiving day 20 Mr.. Floyd NJ.
Kidd, butteruaker OF the Alden cream
cry. at the brides home in Alden
township. They viii reside in Alden.
Miss Brand is the only daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Brand.
Mr.. Elliott Bushnan returned from
The hospital, where treatment was
made for cancer. The result was not
very encouraging.