davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Cheyenne record., 1915-04-01

Mrs. r. E. Frank and Miss
Anna Gerke of First View, were
pleasant callers at this efice
Wednesday.
Cheyenne record., 1915-04-01


CHEYNNE Sss.
Clerk and the cheyenne Wells In the
full
be coa;ng
A. d.
Intesmony official seal this
s OF E. j. SNYDAL
and
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-01

ieg blep inoeIuffet / Irreiten, bpor
Der bar ct balpt Snes al begge 4isn.
ia ban baobe tiIlaaiet ben masiipe
arreitbsr, gift ies ben til oct i Mrreit-
ninonet anbraete ri,iteoe Serneitter,
og oeo Spnet al bette og flere frpgte-
llge 8ienitanoe, Der msote nit Sic
| oenne gIenbiebeoens 9oIig, eien-
nernfor Der mig en- toIb @pien. ga
jeg ipurgte De andre, bpor ieg ifuIoe
lieee, ioareoe oe mig, at Der Inlet
ytum bar. On @ige, iom Iaa alene
| lin Seng, iagbe: San ifaI BOG life
liege poa @ulpet. &om bio on, @llt.
ten min! iaeoe bum / en bIio Conc
til mig. Oct bar / bennc slrreit, iaa.
pcliom / De fleite ANDRE, iiitet anoet
emo Saiten % llopoer at lere."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-01
SanecS Spnpoe.

Nnitor Nrtfe@mo bar olllaaet
aal0Ct ira GomroIc, CANADA.
Froic5ior ~. .. @cc hor al
iluoct &oloet ira McniRbcbcrne ueb
@erc$ior0.
Nnllac$ SunooeS Meniq6co /
W}ihuontcc, Noltor SnQcn'5 &dlb,
itonr / @cQrcb nco at bu20c ct I'm
Strife, "a ocn Qonllc ncppe Ion9cre
luorcr iii Nehouct.
~ Nirten / 3ion@ NfcuiRhcO, IA
itor g. &. NcruiQ'S aol0, bIcp iorIc-
Den ronrnlct al &unil0 % ncobrTuo-
te. Mcni3bc0cn bar allcreoc tuget
Stri0t til at bnQQc M Girfe til ct
Moitcnhe al ca. $4,000.
Huitpr 2 NonIon bar opiaQt
McniQhcOcrnc / HiocflonL Winn., %
bar ontnQct AulN iii at pirtc / SIT
hrcmioiiouen peb Ogcluie, @i5.
N|cniqhcNcrtc / $ocflon bar iti0et
&oIo til Euitor !. ). &nution /
N0oCll''c, N>QlOu.
Eoitor :. :. Carlton / Cant
role, iom bar onta9et aalo iom
>>norcmiaiion3i fom-
mcr til at uirtc / bcune fin me StiI-
lima / Gouooo SET iom cr i9icn Al
octtc Nor, oQ / [>oulor 1916 oQtcr
hon mcb Iomilic at lutte I'll lfin-
ucopoli@, huor Sc uil bopc lit Stem.
Hiucrii0c McniQhco hauoe Nc
ujahe0ame0c SEN I0c Scptcmber
o. bcpiINc0e lin Nrcit, Toitor Is. :.
Culmol0, ct Mars Iriheo ior at
imr0ctonmr Snno0cn2 2ul0 ON ot
Qoo til &jua ion oCn@ HeprUicn-
iout res - Mars %ubilUet / 1916.
Get or M Eaitor GuitpoIo'S Sonfe
al lon. 0criom Snnoocu nil citcr-
tonrmc Sc @etinQcl'cr, ION Ell Ioo-
o0n Nciic trUucr.
Eoitor Gop 9uca hor MI be
tent 0cttc tit mlpUrcnbc o. icrite
Nolb / TO Mar. = Sen Anlconinl
hapoe 10 Al bans lire Menigbcoer.
ucmlil NicniQheocu / Smca Sim o.
I NrmitrrnQ, beitcnt en- iullc2 Geit
til SrnOaN 0cu ltc Septcmbcr.
"Nu0brrcren~ Ncouftcr, Naitor {.
e. Softer. por iuobuht til at tole
'or NulcNnjnIcL o. han opcrroftc
poo Slpco Sim Micnilhco@ %cQne
Na'tor 0ucn Ell Toic rnco enocI
EcuQc / Gcrpou hoI0t Suca ieIr
en- Sole o. totfcNc hicrtcIiQ Tor ali
QoNt hon % hans hnphc mot lam
men mc0 &crmCrnc / Slpca Stu i
&c tilboQclaloc 10 Nur.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-01

Ieaor Den 15oc September. "a
Sopnc aapcIlct life fan BRIGGS, paa
@riuno al at grbeOet nteO at gisre
&c bciluttcoc 6orouOringer er blet
ioriinfct, bIeO NobningSanoo1ten
boIot i Ct. Soharre5 Wenigbeos
airfc. Prpiioent @igneS lpIte en-
Gel al oct 28oe aopitel Al SSobs
BOG o. fnptteoe i'm lule til iclgen-
De Srb: "Nlen @isoomnen bporira
ifaI Den iinoeS irem? % bpor er
Soritanoens Ste0? ut irpatc Ser
rem, oct cr %iaoom % al uigc ira
on0t er Soritan6". 5 lin 8aIc Ou1.
Ieoc Ran iirr peo Vigtigbe0en al, at
DC unqe faor ll0oonneIie ue0 frilte-
liQc Sfoler. Vnitor Glcpen bolot Ell
fort 2nlc % boo ben %lorianllcoc
llnN0om ucltommen iii Wcniaheoens
airtc oa til Gcltnaelic / oen@ @uo@-
ticncitcr. GcrnUit blcu DC mualatc
Sprcrc lrcmitiQct ior Stuoentcrne
NJ 6iaIc NPrerc blir Is. Spohn iom
nctop or fonlnlet tllbanc ira ct Mars
Sphol0 peo Vrinccton llnlpcrlitct,
Souc0lTrer / 9nqclif 3. &tclcr ST-
rcr / %cItaIenbe6; q. Gronhl HPrcr
/ Norif; &. Steelc HTrcr / Sleio Ell.
Ter manual training" oN i 2ono-
bruq; &. Soue0ipccn 2Trer / Wtl,-
iii, ol @icrtrlloe @illcbec bill iorllOen
at mocrpiie / Norif OF 2atiu ogiau
uTrc prcceptrei@. Nco StoIcnS Mob
nirn por ser 269 Gleuer tiliteoc. III
oiSic bar t5l / Trcibmon .alnai en
Icttc cr 7 mere emo 0cr ilrNtcS /
,Slorourct9 6rcihnourAla@Ne. Cen
iolgcn0c 0ul itcl GIepontolct i'll
1ll bporoi 3Gl er GoIleaeeIeocr
OF al 0i2ic iAien t65 6rcIbnIen. &c
~fpinocIiQe Stuocnter9 SaI bar itcsct
ira Nar til on0ct Iou at Ser iiior al
SrcIhmon.aloSicn@ IA bar 81
Scnter % % Gutter. &oor er Der
til Toto % Scntcr % - Gutter /
6reihnloll-Glaaicu
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-01
SfpIac Wcbbc:cltc fra Yntcniahpotn

SfpIgr Mcbbc:ciic fra T~dtcnianposas
ttrnc GSiuiamipn & Werdant, 925-
935 Wctrcrolitan 9ife @lo9, Tinncs
opolis. Iirn.. CT Tntentcr uofrroi9ct
til ielacnhc SpfnSere / @inneIota.
Torib Sntota % Soutl Safpta:
q. Nlbcrtipr. Iinut. u. g, Slanec
Siler; n. W. @ott. &inneapolis.
Minn.. Chs YIap Sepice for Motdrp
@usiucS; e.. gS. Gotten. @itfea. Winn..
Yoipoer Spus Tor Sreoaes; q. Cont
oau. IinncapoIis. Rinn., automatic
Stcerirg @cdanism; u. g. Srpgiias,
Ct. GlouS. @inn.. @rain 5eaSer; &.
3aritat. Nontcpineo. @inn., SiIo; u.
6. Spptins. Siour SaIs. z. 8, @es
hiclc @becl; $. aaIis. Wesiineton
Sprinqs. z. 3. Grant ano Scpcr for
S~SinarrinS; 6. 6. 9noon, Rinneapos
lis. Minn.. Sable Yao; n. s. TcGars
tim. IaSclia. Iinn.. SnternaI Cont
buit;on engine; 6. Willer. @eitbroof.
%inn.. Saietp gnoeIop; q. %. Rurs
ran. gScit Sulnth, Ninn.. Seoice for
Siu.ina Foundation Subes; G. q.
Stanoc. @~inueapoIis. %iun., Counter
for @lani$.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-01

S. S S. CT ourouterct al rare Ct rent ps0e
iobiIi Niioot!. Set er tjlbereot belt al milot
pirteuoc. be.breoeute "a reu,euoc Rsobcr,
litter % &ayt. ben benooer GQenitober I'll at
Meuopbp9oe ole Selr al Spremst, pOo
iamme SO 'om ale llrsubeoer % @iite
reyuss ira %looet. S. S. S CT ct trpqt
gttOod mob &9eumotiSne. Natoryb, sisr
ie.iaoe. Socy % Sp!eer, NuOipsoomme
'mItiomme GiittOUe / @lobet % olle andre
SlooipgOomme. Set renter BET bee Spitem.
% S.ytHiuaeu er permanent. &ultai S S S
/ bpiItetlombe!r gpotbet. S. SIS. er ct liao
euoc NtiooeI. auerileuot o2erolt iom bet uel
lorGrieoe Dt.oNel mob Suoer / Slooet no
9%euiiuoe opbuaei. Nu,s bit SiliGIbs e. lGr
esent, firm III S S. S. Co.. atlania, GA.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-01
Em Spca 90 ocM Nplacr.

Tn tralifouiit NTn0elie uoipillc.
bc2 iorIcocu / Sulitcrbo / Snoipcriqc.
Gt Scl'fob tnitc Gamer o1 Ncrrer.
&c ilcite ueIticnNtc Norrctninaamrno
/ I|nlnIo, hopNc rciit til NoIiterbo Tor
al bobc % ipiie Ntiooao. Tn al Scr
rcrnc. en- ria Norrctniulamuno ira
en- miuorc init Nn 0cltol life / @ao-
nllQcrL men ucntc0c poa Scl'fobct
oco Stronbcn. TluoicliQ iii han oct
Tllofalo at Drive Ell libcn. men uiur.
iiatia SprA mcb cn al iiuc %cuncr.
Nan hc'luttcbc at qicumc bcnnc3 llhr
% %SonucboQ Tor al ic, huilfcn %irf.
ming bette uilhc QierC. San lob in0
/ oct NiflTNuirQ@rlun. iom han troc.
sc tiIbcrtc ueotommcnoc %cn, % toa
SoumcboNcu ~ llhrct
&niblcrtio 'orpcrleOc han Ben.
mems Nlm mco en- pilo ircumncN Ser.
ions 2cruc. en- Sucuifc. blep iii.
irI0i9pi2 %ione til Sppcrict % grct
"(upen" pao icrif @icrniua. $iieoct
ior rolil at iortlore iia o. beoc ON
llnN'tplouiug iIun9e0e Cpiferen uog.
lie ht'tiac Sro / Hniigtei paa Spell.
ten ~ hans Sclltab. Setic baoh(
tiIielQc, nt Spcnifcrnc bIcp raicnoC
90 icuNtc @iiO citer Toliti, iom bier
moot Ill at arrcitcrc Spitrrcu.
SdNeu nIao aaa lin Wang, o0 Der
rr M lore / Hcficu. hpor cn0cl Sio.
ner er blepct afhsri. ,>mlolertio no.
Der Siltaltc / IrrclieI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-01
Sfytteorapstanfer

Fro1eSlor Ilperf &letft, ION talOt
Champagne ben 12te Sebrliar,
ltrep biem til fine @enner: &i9re,
tro mig, at 0en iom er mibt oppe /
&en % giennemlcper aft bette
forfGroelise, ban bar life iaa let
for at fnaffe iuei ON SeIte9iernin-
ger og Seir iom Dem ser, Ianet fra
Sronten ringer ineb 9lofferre, boil.
Der ffisnne TaIer % ifrioer / Tpi.
Ierne. San fer bpor mango, alt
nor manee Dire, iom aIlereoe CT
BRET. San peo, of bet MI er pao
bcie Si0 at al Oenne goel9aeclie
berer op, life bare paa Dor Sibe,
men peiaa poa ben anbre.
Web al Senue 2ioeIie baeIig for
gle isIer ri, OF me Spmpatiens
gaano fnptter os til Sienben. Sm
jeg nogensang BENDER tilbaae fra
hcnnc moroeriife arig, bpaO ieg
reppe paaaer at bnabe, bill bet bli
min fiGreite EIiet at foropbe init
Sino / De M9nbs &rIt,r, ion mi
itaar imoo os. Seq bill bpe9e nit
Sip op paa Ell M og breoere 8runo.
Seq bill iege at F%critau anore, ITO
Tag al oen menneifilige 91lltl,r emo
rpr eJen.
Snot blep ies lterft srebet peo
Spnet al en Saneetransport. Seq
tolte til en- al benz, en- &olleeu, en-
flosiiif Siloloe ira @igiac. gn itolt
oa floe Iono meo ubmerfet Mill
trr SoIbnine iom aae De andre /
hans TcIgc. San iagbe mig, bpor
irpgteliJ pore MaIfinfmoncrs SID
bar og ban bite mig flart arigens
foriprbcligc MeniugSlesbeb. Sr~r
eierue jeg ifliloc hi @cnner meo
ToIf, iaa liNe os / Sannelie, / 2ips-
%ieriel. / Sonfer % Snteresier. Si
frnt mart / en- iprig Samtale ON
en- @og al &olsieau .os argi,men.
tcrte ianunen iom TO sumle Silolo.
ger!
&por hi liener hinanoen, hppr
liae hi por / Serb og Sortiencite al
Wenneifebcbcn. Snpr bore Ipiicr
far llret, ilaor Sc tiger, nt SranIf.
mpllbenc or ct fnGffct Solf. Sigc.
ioo uinnot ionl hpno "&c ScnpS"
ifriper on, os. Nlt, ban in1be, bite,
bpor f:it bans Sinb par % bpor itor
Gcipcft ban bapoe for Den tpIfc
Nanb.
Sporior ifal pi ionl al SfjGb-
ilen or beitenlt til at pGre |enner.
altio itaa imoo biIanoen? Seq
blcp onbt bepUaet al bette NteOe -
iiooeroe iaien / Grublerier oper
sing, iom leg life funbe Iinbe
rcoe /.
Toacn Sllt poa bette ebeIpos
e~eliens Icrf or life at zine. %l11tan-
ielio / sc iaulnlc Telelier hos os o9
hrs Dem. Nltio oct iamme @ileoc.
81 er Iaa lige, hi piI bet famine,
T.. Iaoer set iamme, netop ioroi hi
ulpffeliepis maa bore iaa bitre
SLENDER.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-01
ia, S. 5. S. CT rcnt ncactabtif
Watrrcns trpgsc blpSremicnOc MiODcl

Situot i 30 SIOr iOm BET beOitt gdOStl MOB
Rbtumaiismt, Sutarrh Gitrttliugt. Sn0=
iggo0mrnt.
&Ioeul.abswGro bar opoooet. az ber !
Gto9 o9 yloyt q Cpeyroo az ~egs,a.,ou az
iOri'Ieui9e Giass, Der lepertt ,unsgeo,u iu
III DlloIer mob mart ia9t ale Sueoommc
% @luoer. iom Mieuuei,ebtocu G, bebnyoct
meo. Disoiciuey tiluir!eo; a. Re66er urtu
oe Suri iom Raiursu bar ilaet til N2eumc
'tets Raa0tsbeo, Ct bfore eub ieyte mmera!
ite Rirturer o9 iororipeuoe Dtiolry. Mtiue.
rolite ylebicIuer Dirter itobello pao De bell
tate Gele Al Spitemet, iiGr o0 Wouen %
Suopoloeue, Deo at iortGrs be mOre Slm
biuos, ioraarioss fronifi Cpspepho 90 oite
belt ruIHsgs 9elbreOsn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-01
Zen Rprife Snnuoe.

- ScnOog SEN 22Oe Augiit bolo'
teS WiSiionS. % 9arreielt / Crane
Greet N2eniQheo. I'm 6ornlooagen
orroifeoe @roiesior Z. &oue. Sm
Gitermi0ooQeu haphe @ernene lit
Groaram, leoct al Shloent q.
Sielbitoo. Sireue beIeb iig Ill
S104.34.
- Gen 290c 9uRuit hdpoc %ittIc
Surfer Wcri8heo i'm Nia'iona ol
SorneicIt. DR.. 8 6. Nrannt prr'
bifeoe % taItc oRioo pco @urneic-
item ON GfterniobaQcu. N'rcnc be
Ieb ia iii Ss7.37. 0e2uOcu ialule.
6e DR.. @rnnNt en- pen Sum I'll scope
Gburd.
Zen t5oc September aiboINtca
N2i&iiorsieit / Gor @ofc airtt @o'
itor u. Sorciou'5 aaIN. NteniQ-
bc0cu@ ti0IiQcrc Brett :. = Grcn3,
prGoifcoc.
Qoitor q. i. 9orion'S aoIo /
Toreit Gin, Soma. holbt 'GIlea
W~isiionsicit I Ioreit Gin Ncn i9oc
Septenlbcr. Vnitor NJ. 81. VIctcn
ira SouOc, ,iopa, prUOitc0e ON
TorniOoaacn pao l{orit. Y'iooo4
iniiteS noe / SET iric. %co (Iocn
iamleoe3 man after / 2irfcn. |a
for @Icfcn hoIot CT GorcbraQ poa
GnQeI'f oucr Gnnct "@llther am
@nrtburg". W%cniqheocu2 airfc
for inno Here onfrc aor'au0e nnner
6eiten. Cfferct beleb fla til $3.50.
Srnonq Oen 5tc ~ l2tc holo-
tes N~2i9iunsieiter / Cnflono "a
Sopwaro Meniqbeocr. Eoitor Nal
min fra Gbompion, Soma, taltc
NeoninocmiSiioncn& Snl ON Gor
mibooacn. Oiierct til N}i@iioncu
bcleb fla til sos. Otter at En0hol
net al pcIinI0tc Niitcfurpc par for
fGrct, ioulIcocs man after / airfcn,
huor S~cittalcrcu hoIot CT Intcrc2iaut
TorcbroQ ON "Gt @c'el ho2 en- lc
rift @oorobruQcr ior $500 A0r Il
Sen. airfcforct lang mclct rent
flerc Numrc. % Sen hnlQcIiQ Gcit
ofilutteoc9 mc0 nolIc ino @cnncrf'
ringer al Taiior Gucrtlcll, Saline.
lana 90 Ncrrcna &cliiQuclic. :.
&ouiporN ror 6%cittolcrcn &nitor
@jIbcrt Cppct ira Ncnuinc, N}im
Cm Gitcrmib0alcu boI0t (oitor
Cppcn ct Qo0t Gorc0ral pao On
QcIlf, bercluct pno ~llnlhommcr ON
Sonucl On MouO3fportct iona
ilcre pofrc SonQc. 81 MeriQhc-
Ncl,S Ercit toltc ioo ON @lr0eu rcN
ot ticrc WuO.
Nor 1rclicr@ McnjQbco,
9@ooNpiuc @i9., 9}orOrc Nuih Nioer
"a NaIhuin Icnilbe0cr, holot ioar
inc Mj5iion4icitcr 1859. 1tNc "a
150c SonOoG citcr (rcioloiQbe0. !
&roOui0c vrrNifcNc Ero'c2ior Z
Mopc "a tolt, ON G'tcrmioOolcu ON
&|}cliipncIicu Al al tilhrr1 Ocu mthcr
lie Strife &rOtUQtcrut ptO 0cmlt.
Tc1t bc!cb 'l ii, sos. ioruNcu en-
Ncllctt puI C'tcrmiNooNcu pao So.
ill en- boorNt rrop,t Ionulic
NnrNrc Ruib Riucr prrOifcoc (o
itor Chr. Tctcrion. OF W}cuiohe0cu2
Trcit. Hoicuduit. tolic. (>u0tu1tcr
ne uar her 500 ! Nolouiu l}c
niqhco prroitcOc Goruou0 : NorN
In. &u0tU1t SG5 On Gitcrmj0
NoQcn Ocnnc 5onOol hcl0t opcn.
uruntc ire l}cniohcocr - Nor4icit
Tor fin Trcit. Goitor N. Roicnoptit
Tornlono Horrbu "a Eaitcr M}.
Ehoricu holbt (aIcr I Nulcouino
T0Qcn. "a ser o~rcrrattc& Qoitor
Roicnupiit en- ooDc poo rel $500
ira hans Wcuj1bcocr.
Niohlouo Grojric IcuiaheN.
Goitor q 2 W~}oocl4icu'4 NolO.
hoIot @}@iton&icu 9cnood Sen t9oc
Scptcmbcr. "NirTctrcu0c"> HtOaf
Ter. Eoitor Ehoma@ 9}iIaion bolGt
TrrNifcu. Ger oircOta St25. I'm
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-01

Homp bar ingen SfrGf FOR be
Sierfrreicre. ser brilger Gonfep's
Nonp Rcnlebp. SOC. Confer Co.,
Cleveland.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-13
Mrs. Adams Funeral.

Many friends, who filled completely
the Christian church at Clemens, were
in attendance Sunday afternoon at the
funeral of Mrs. Joy Adams, who died
at st. Anthony Friday. Rev. G. H.
Morris, of this city. had charge Of the
service, and also conducted a prayer
service at the G. W. Mccormack home
in ST. Anthony preceding the funeral
proper male quartet from Bevins
Grove sang.
The pail bearers were Alfred Butts,
Worth Lundin, Theodore Armstrong,
Floyd Brackney, Fay Clemens, and
Byron McKelvey. Burial was in the
Clemens cemetery. The flower bearers
we're Misses Lulu Springer, Lurella
Magee, Mabel Levick, and Gertrude
Ford.
In attendance at the funeral from a
distance, in addition to relatives and
friends from this city. were J. o.
Adams of Minneapolis. father Of Mr..
Adams w. E. Adams. a brother. Of
Omi1aa; Miss Lucille Adams and broth
er Herschel. of Motley. Mimi; Mrs.
Belle Crawford. an aunt Of Mrs.
Adams, Of Lyons, Neb.: Mr.. and Mrs.
George Mabte, of Gilman; Mr.. and Mrs.
A. J. Mabie, Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Haul
ser, and Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Hauser,
of Written; and Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell
off New fruviGeIice.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-13

L. y / = .
cement and pavement showed a
theoretical shortage of about 10 per
cent on the Job. The engineer how
ever, has said that the wearing sur
face. in which it was thought this
shortage might exist was unnecessarily
strong in cement. The council had
delayed passing on the pavement until
the report of the Monarch Engineering
Company had been received.
In the meantime Thomas Carey &
Sons filed notice with the city that it
expected and was entitled to an early
acceptance of the work In this notice
the contractors state that the pave-
ment is in substantial compliance with
the contract. II is also stated that it
stands ready to remedy any defects,
and that it invites any one dissatis-
fed to make tests Of the pavement.
This notice was accepted and placed on
file by the council.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-13
INDOOR BASEBALL
Standing Of the Clubs.

The Western Grocer Company team
beat the Lennox Furnace Company by
the score of 13 to 6, and the NJ. & St
L. beat the Business Ben by the score
of l to 0, in the Saturday night double
header of the indoor league. With
these games played all of the teams
have now played two games and the
Durham Company and NJ. & st. L.
teams are left tied for, the lead with
ana per cent.
The Western Grocer Company's
team had rather easy time beating
the Lennox Furnace Company, whom
they outhit two to one. A fierce bat
tie ragged between the NJ. & st. l.. and
the Business Men, and was featured by
a sharp contest between the rival
pitchers Ingledue for the Business
Men. and Poduska for the railroad
men. The latter struck out fifteen in
seven innings and the former eight.
The score of the first game:
R. H. E.
Western Grocer ..216S OBJ Is
Lenox Furnace. 02o101-6 So
The teams lined up as follows:
Western Grocer Company Glenn.
third base: Wickham, right short;
Bowman, right field; Worrell, left
short: Cordt. first base; Booth, sec
ond base: Leaf, pitch; Wood. left
field: Lindstedt, catch. LennoN Fur
mace Company-Soukup, catch; Cordt,
first base: Swab, second base: Hook
ridge. left short; Hand third base; L.
Wood, pitch: Lee. right short: Holl-
croft, right field; R. Woods. left field.
The score of the second game:
r. H. E.
NJ & St. L. .....0O001 II s
Business Men $4,000 90 4 0
The teams lined up as follows: NJ. &
St. Dunn. catch: Crago. second
base; Davis, right field; F. Mitchell.
left short; Poduska, pitch; Ruef' first
base; Knab. third base; Vyskocil. left
field; E. Mitchell, left field; kollin,
right short. Business Men-Keopple.
catch; Lynx, left short; Miller, third
base; Vogel first base: Earring, Sec
ond base; Gelvin,. left field; Unger.
right short; Ingledue, pitch
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-13
VIVA. Shall 1 Give Christmas!

This perennially puzzling question Is
easily answered by recalling the fact,
now fully accepted by most people, that
books make the best presents.
There is nothing easier to buy than
book, and nothing that makes better
showing for the cost. There is nothing
that indicates such loving thoughtful
ness on the part Of the giver. and that
brings such real and lasting pleasure.
as well chosen books. Good books have
a peculiar dignity all their own. A
dainty volume, costing a trifie. often
possesses character and worth that
no money. spent in other articles, can
buy We nave a spiendid collection
from which to choose. Simmons book
store
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-13
AND CHRISTMAS
TREES ARRIVE AND WIRES FOR
LIGHTS ARE STRUNG.
GARLANDs OF GREEN WILL
FORM CANOPY ALONG STREET
Chairman Ruhee Has Two Giant Christ
mas Trees For Court House Square
HOLLY Berries to Add Cheer to Dec.
orations-First Word From Monster
Santa Claus Says He Is on His Way.

The first real signs of the Christmas
festival appeared this morning when
the wires for the feStooning and cleo
trio lights were strung between the
electroliers all the way from Third
avenue to Second street The Christ
mas trees and festooning, which Chair
man S. W.. Rubee purchased in Chi
cago. have reached the city. and will
be put up as soon as possible.
Chairman Rube plans to introduce
this year a new feature in the deco
rating, which will add greatly to the
appearance of the streets. Not only
will the electrolierS be decorated with
green's and holly. but garlands Of fes-
looming will extend from the electro
lier poles to the buildings all along
the street on either side.
EleetroIiers Mass Of Green.
Starting at Third avenue. and con-
timing west as far as Second street.
every eiectrolier will be wrapped with
festooning. with boushs of spruce
clustered underneath, and bright col
ored holly berries at the top and bot
tom. Red globes will be placed in the
top lights. At the corners large ever
green trees will surround the electro
liers. while the festooning will he
stretched from the poles to the vari-
Gus buildings. giving the appearance
Of an avenue of green all the way
down the street
Directly in front OF the court house.
where the large Christmas arch stood
last year will be placed two giant
Christmas trees. which will be at least
thirty-five feet high. These trees will
be one mass of glittering and rides
cent colored electric lights. while high
overhead the Christmas star will shine
forth radiantly.
Santa Claus on His Way.
Chairman Rubee received a brief
note this morning from the giant Santa
Claus who is coming just week from
today. The note was from Santas
home in the country Of the SHOWS,
and said that he was just starting on
his long trip to Marshalltown, which
would take him one week Mr.. Rubee
expects to get reports from Santa
daily, and will, let the children know
just where he ts every day. Santa
has discarded his sleigh and is travel
ing by train. He has a private car
and all his gnomes are with him. They
are busy putting up the hundreds OF
bags of candy which Santa will give
away to all the boys and girls of Mar
shalltown and other towns nearby
when he makes his first trip next Mon
day,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-13
TWO MILES OF PAVEMENT AC-
cEPTED, CONTRACTOR TO
POST $4,000 BOND.
CONTEMPORARIES TO
FIVE YEAR GUARANTEE
Council Acts on Recommendation Of
Engineering Company Which In
speetsd Work, and provides For
eond-lnspectins companys Report
Says There Is Cement Shortage.

A little more than two miles of con-
crete pavement laid by Thomas Carey
& Sons. of Clinton. under<a contract
let by the city last summer. were
formerly accepted by the council this
forenoon. The council accepted the
the Monarch Engineering Company,
Des Moines. which had inspectors on
the job, and after receiving a formal
notice from the paving contractors
that the city should accept the work.
On the recommendation of the Mon
arch Engineering Company the council
accepted the pavement after the con-
tractors had agreed to post a bond for
$4,000 for FIVE years, to guarantee the
pavement, and offered to repair and
maintain the work during that time.
Report on Cement Shortage.
The report of the Monarch Engineer
ing Company says that except as to
the amount of cement used in the
pavement the pavement is otherwise
a substantial compliance of the con-
tract. Regarding the alleged shortage
of cement, the engineering company's
report says: .-.
There was difference of opinion.
however regarding the amount OF
cement that was required per square
yard Of pavement. After making a
series of tests it was determined the
amount should be not less than 1.5
sack per square yard.
Our computations, however, show a
shortage, and 20 some extent this may
be accounted for by reason of using
various grades of material herein be-
fore set forth in this report. We feel.
however. that in order fully to pro-
tect the city of Marshalltown and the
abutting and adjacent property own
ers who will have to pay the special
assessments which. under this contract
will benefit their property, the con-
tractor should be called upon and re-
quested to furnish bond with suffi-
cient sureties. to be approved by the
city council of Marshalltown. IN the
sum Of SIS. 900. for the maintenance and
upkeep and repair Of this pavement
for period Of five years.
Resolution Provides For Bond.
The resolution passed by the council
accepting the pavement provides for
the bond for $4,000 for five years.
The question of the amount Of cement
was raised by City Engineer w. Fl.
Steiner, in whose office check of the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-13

HOT TEA BREAKS
A COLD THIS

Get small package Of Hamburg
Breast Tea, or as the German folks call
it, Hamburger Brust Thee" at any
pharmacy. Take tablespoonful of the
tea, put cup Of boiling water upon II.
pour through a sieve and. drink q tea
cup full at any time. 1t is the most ef-
fective way to break cold and cure
grip as 1t opens the pores. relieving
congestion. Also loosens the bowels,
thus breaking cold at once.
It Is inexpensive and entirely veget-
able, therefore harmless.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-13
THE LAST CALL,
All Suits at Benedict e. BrintnaiI's to
Be Dismissed This Week for $780,

In order to quickly close the bal
ance Of our suit stock we will place
the entire lot on sale for the balance
Of this week at the extremely low price
Of $3.50. Come early and make your
selection as the supply is limited
Headquarters for satisfaction. Bene-
dict & Brintnall