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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-28

Sermann bate anldblid ieiner @er=
%beiratbuns feline Slnssefellenpobmung
beim @eidaft a~ufge9eben unb cine iiez
Mn3immrise Gtase in Der DobItrabe
semiet6et. Die Mpbnung mar nit
raffinirtem GURUS, Der in etn5clnen
s3immern allerbtnss einen etipas BIZ
aarren !Sautsout perrietb, eingeri@tet,
Der @ausbalt lpurbe arf grpbem Sub
gefiibrt unb reprGienttrte jeoenfals Ell
men iebr foitfpielisen @pparat. Sunz
fer 1ab l6on in ben eriten 9agen ieiz
ner Mnipelenbett, bab 2tesbetb burh=
aus pbieftin Die @erhaltnifIe i'm 9auie
hires Brubers beurtbeilt batte, unb
Sermann jsbenfalIs mebr perbraudte,
ober pielmebr perbrauden lieB, ais
feline aabndr5tlids 1raris eiabra6te,
unb feline Mittel inn erlaubten. Die
iunge Irau par faft ME gu 5allie -
auber ipenn tie @dte bei fid fab. Shr
9ertebr retrltirte 1id ausIdlieblid
aug ibren friiberen l1rlsansstreilen.
|@laire fiiblte 1i6 INNER nod als
aunltlerin, pen11 ie au@ ni6t mc6r
|Dffentli4 auftrat.
3milden Dem gbepaar bafte es jebt
aub bismeilen. !Sermanns 2iebe mar
nidt mebr blinb tpie nod ppr menteen
Woden; eini9e 8orfommnihe unb 9ez
obadtungen batten linn bic 8inbe BON
ben Mueen genpmmen unb i'm Iebenb
gema@t. ,Wie gepDbnli@ in lotden
Tdllen lpar er BON einem Grtrem ms
anbere geratbsn; 10 Blind nie er friibes
aeaen bic Bebler feiner iunaen !Trall
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- u ' W H
Glbires erfter Bal! Sic por
ben gan3en Sag int freubig errester
@timmuns. IS CAB AUDI fortmab=
renD etipas gu benten lab gu tun
fir ben Mbeno. 9esen Mittog plrs
be Dos aleib bon Der @bneioerin
gebracbt. DIS buftise, ro1a Mplfe
lag es iebt auf Dem Bett, banebeu
Sonoiaube, Ja9er, Das feiDene,
ipibenbe1eBte Sai6entu9, Dos gplbe>
ne MrmbanD BON Der &%pnftrmatipn,
5arte, peibe llntertleiher ur1b elm
lpabres Munbermert ppn rp1a=1eibe=
men 9an5iduben.
No9 Benz gilen, OILS fie ii6 ouf
Npras @nraten mod eir bibden ouf
Die G9oiielongue gelegt botte, tom
Der gIrf4e unb bra6te ibr einen
&artpn uno elm 8riefden.
Pom !Serrn @rafen Qanplp.
9pmit," iu9te er babel.
SIN geu lab lie aufreGt ba unb
lpite nit sitternDen Sdn0en bic So
ben, Die ben aarton 5ufammenbielz
ten. Gin Musruf DEG Gnt5iidens
entfubr ibr, ols ie ben 3edel ab>
bpb. Sn feuGtes Mpps berpodt,
idimmerten ihr bic ent5idenDiten
mattrp1a Noisn entsesen. Sic fling
an, lie 6erausounebmen - es nobm
fein gnbe, INNER mod mebr unb inn
1ner nod f90ner. lnb bas I'm biez
ie Sa6resoeit, ND Die 9erbiiturme
Inn Dos 6aus tobten unb son5e 2a=
bungen Shnee uRo &esen seseu bic
5enlter l%parfen.
Stun rib iie ben 8rief auf unb
las i'm nit bpdroten Wansen.
n2eiber seftattet mir Der 9ien1i
ni6t, beute nod gu Glld gu tom=
men, fpnit piirpe i9 es mir ni91
nebmen laiIen, Dir per1Dnlid fol=
eenOen tleinen 8liitengrub gu 5iber
gu leseu, Sd babe mir neuli9 bon
9einer S9neioerin cine Probe bpn
Geinem aleio befprst unb Die Mo-
len Danah be1teut, boffentii9 pai1er
iie nun gut. Sebe einaelne Goit
fpl Sir piel SdJ0nes ppn mir ia
gen unp Did baran .erinnern, BAT
Teirl alter Jreunb Ser 2afiop beutt
cuff ole aroBer Sdn3e nit Dir rebz
net. gnio auf eit frpbes @ieberie=
ben! 9ein Ser 2afop."
Sb es tpar bp1 etipas Munber,
f1Ones I'm einen 8au!
.Stunpe auf stunpe perratln, nes'
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-28
9er toue @raf.
Ionon bon gIiiabct9 Goebide.
(8mtfckung.

Sin feltfam rubises, iideres Sc
fibl tam al9 iiber Glpire in bieien
Sngen ibres tdgIiden 8ei1ammenz
feins nit Ger. Sic 'ob oft fun
bcnlang an ieinem Eager, plouoerte
nit ibm. los ibm Dor pper ipieIte
irgenoeln @~eoulbipiel init Inn, uno
tdgli1 feiter fdlaMg 1ih Dos gono
I'm tire Ser5en. IS lpcr faf, als
fonnien lie nid)t mebr leben obne
chamber.
Bon isner 9uereei9idte unb If
rer llriade iprohen Tie niemols,
t1psbcm Tie beioe bdufi9 baran badz
ten, nenn Tie suiommen paren; bic
Ter cine Yuntt blieb unausgeiprp9en
Sipiiden ibnen.
DIS Dos Morloper gu gnbe NOR,
fpnnte Ser 2oIIop ii1 aud lpieber
seiuno melben u11o in feline Wobz
nrns iiberiieoeln.
vSbr Aabt mid nidt MIR t0rz
perlid 9eiunD semaat," Ia9te er,
uis er 1iG) ppn Npra perob11ieoets,
nit ernitsm 8lid. u8as ilr beibe,
bl unb @lpi, fir MIDI Ieio, pus
ldBt iia in @orten niat @usoriit-
fen."
llro bonn nobml er Mora einfad
II Die Wrme uno tibte lie.
: Glpire tiibte er niat. OILS lie Dor
inn ituno, ieste er lih auf Elm
nieoriges Saburett, 10 oab es faft
msfob, als f1ie er ppr ibr nieper,
legte Dos @eiidt in ibre tiiblen, peiz
9en 9atoe unb perbarrte 70 einerl
Nueenblid r%esunsslos. 9om iprone
er plDBlid ouf, nabm Die 9aden au<
fammsn uno NOR nit einem u2ebe=
lpobl" Gus Der Sir. Gs mar faf,
als fiible er nidt bic &roft in 1i9,
ihr seseniiber feitaubletben, uno er
lpplte bod bic g%rifunss5eit, bic er
fid 1elbf ouferlest bate, ntht Der,
f~iir5en. Wie lauge ie bauern ip1te
bieie g~riifun9saeit, Dos puBte CT
ielbf npd nidt. er fiblte nur, bob
Tie ieBt mod nibt 6eenbet mar.
Sbne fid gu riibrer1, iob Glpire
Inn r1a:a, oils Die Sir ii9 binter
ibm eet4loi1en bate. Gs mar ia
feit 4bf6ieb gene EN-. Sin sliidli<
DIES 2ddeln lag pl0bli9 auf tbrem
@efi6tden, oils le iid lan9fam umz
nallote urlb bur9 Die Yortiere in i6r
tleines Simmer trat. Sort lag np@
COS Su6, in benz er beute bormit=
tag 9elsien, iie iplrte ben 9uft 1ei=
ner Cigarette nod in Der 2uft, uno
ouf einem yfippestif6den sdbnte 1e
elm Iebrer &obalen an, Die pbotpsra=
pDie Don ibr felbft, Die parin ssz
ftedt bate, feblte.
nM}on beherberst ben tplIen @ra=
fen rid)t umlorTt Bel ii9, er nimm1
nit, mos ibm sefalt," 1tonb ou1
einem peiben 8latt, pas ltatt better
in ben Rablne1 gei9oben mar.
6eibe5 8pt iibersps ibr feinss
@eildtaen, unb lie nabm bas pe,Bt
Blott nit Den grpben, tubner
S6rift5isen beraus unb ltedte es
au ii9.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-28
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Der aarlsruber giirgers
-ausl@ub fat tiiralid einen areoit
bon 100000 Mart bef9lDlfen, nit
meldem Betrase Mil9tube, 3udtz
farren, 3u4ttolben, @9afe, @eflii<
gel unb 3u4ttiere fit bic @4neine=
baltung, fpmie 3uso@ien unb pferbe
angefdafft perben iollen. Sin ipei=
terer areott pon@62,0OO Mart lit Be-
ftimmt fir Die @rri9tung elmer. Sc
miiiez, Diff unb aartoffeItrodz
1ungsanlase. 9ie Gtnri@tung Der
Maiienipeiiung fol- bsrart erlpeitert
tperoen, bob minbeitens 10000 Sitter
taglia a~bgegeben perben t0nnen.
Ser preis pro Sitter nirb auf 25
pfs. feitgeiebt. Sur raiden 8ef0r=
berun9 Der Speiien nod ben ein3elz
men 8erteilungsorten in ben ber19iez
>oenen 4uartieren foll Elm eleftrif6er
9o1ttraftpasen gum preife bon 3d..
900 W1art anseidafft nerben.
- Gin ostalbemofru>
ttfdes Blott batte gefragt, pb es
1t9 bepabrbeite, bob bic grpbberaogz
!1fzbeift14e 9pfbaltung - ltderlt9
pbne 8ortpihen bes @robberaogz
paQres, fiist bos 8latt o%Qerbinas
9inau - mebr 5leiid beonfpruae,
als ben our 9ofbaltung geb0renben
Yer1pncn 3utomme. Darauf bat
Der apeite Biirgermeilter Miller Der
3eitung mitgeteilt, boB bic !6ofbalz
1ilng meber jemals mebr 5feii9 auz
espteien erbalten, noh beanfpru9t
babe. SIN @egenteil batten Der
9robleraos, mic aua bic @rpbber=
5pgia mebrfa@ biz @toptperpaltung
ge9enilber Dos be1timmte 8erlangen
arsseipro9en, biniidtlid Der See
notwithstanding in teiner Meiz
e onbers bebanbelt gu perben, pie
leoer anbere 8epo6ner Der @tabt.
9ieiem @erlonsen bobe audi bic
staotbsrpoltung ausna6mslos Me9z
nung eetrasen.
Sn bieien 8agen 1tarb
Ger befannte i4otti16e G6emiter
Mamiop ouf ieinem 8e1ibtum 9isr
Mpcom6e in 2onbon. Miuiam Ram=
lap, Der i'm Sabre 1852 in @las>
gon Dos 9i9t Der Melt erblidte,
ent tammte elmer beriibmten gbemiz
terfamllie. @r ftubierte in Clos
son, 9eibelberg unb Siibinsen unb
erelelt, mad Der !Seimat 5uriidge=
tebrt, matchmaker GbemieprofeFuz
rem in feiner 8aterftabt, in 8ri{tpl
unb in 2pnbon. Seine Stubien
llber ben @tidftoff fiibrten Jpn i'm
Sabre 1894 our gntoedung Der In
oftlben 8eftanbteile Der Mtmo{pbdre,
gtipos 1pdter entbedte er bas !9elis
UNI, bef1en 8eaiebungen gum Mobi=
nm er i'm Sabre 1903 feftfte1en
tonnte. Ramfap ipar Srdser beg
9lobelpreiies, felt 1883 Mitglieb ber
&onisli9en pi1enfaaftliden @e{el1z
Idoft, fomie @btenmitslieb aablret=
der englif9er unb ousldnbii9e,
mii1enfdaftli@er @efeufdaften.
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len.
SIN Stunt fubr Sumter nad Berlin,
Inn Elm btHerl na9 benz Re4ten BEL
ben &inpern gu ieben," pie er ldste.
Martba Smmentbal fiiblte aus ieinem
gebriidten Mefen beraus, bab nidt als
les in Orbnung mar; Der alte Mann
that ibr bon 9er5en letb. Das eisene
nnsliid bate lie nidt 10 berbittert, Inn
gegen frembes 2eib - nnb DEFENDERS
gegen bas 2eib ibres alien 5reunbes
unempfinblid 81 bletben.
Sumter trat bic Meiie nit f9tperem
@er5en an. Sbm abnte, bab er tpieber
groBen l1nannebmli9teiten entsegenz
fubr, aber in biefer Sin1i9t lieb 1id
nihts MAIDEN. 9a bieB es bic 3abne
3ufammenbetben unb feit ausepadt,
f4lebli9 t0nren bic Nei1eln MIR brenz
men unb bic Dorner, muir fte9en. Cine
Dirt finiterer pbiloiopbie mar iiber tin
gefommen, bic Neisung, ale i'm UNI
tp1enben @9idfals1tiirme, bon lpelder
Simmelsrt9tung lie INNER tamen, als
bas Weben gebeimnibbo1er grinnpen
au betra9ten, als etnas, bas tommer
mubte, btnaunebmen, ~ als bic I'M
abdnberlide 2psit zines barten Matur=
ge1ebes. 9a in Der srafli6 Stub=
{den Wobnung fem plaB fir 2ogtrbe=
JUDI mar, tpobnte Sumter biesmal Bel
benz 3abnarat.
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DER rort5unepme;, cen id, einmaI cts
tmlten babe."
@lpire, lddelte por 1ih bin unb
oad9te, bob Yer 3ofTup pobl 10 Iei6t
tein Mdbden einen Soma fprtnebs
men plrbe, INN ibn einem anberen
gu seben.
Sn eiler perltedten Mii9e lonoe.
ten iie i4liebIid nod ibrem miesen.
ben, ~tpirbelnben Wal5er,. unb Yer
2ofIop iab feline Sdnaerin NIT
leudterben Mugen an uno iaste:
"@lpi, bu bift e~ntaudenb!!"
Sic murbe brennenb rot. uMbe1,
2er!!" Damn tam ibr plablib piez
Der Die @rtnneruns an lein @e19ent,
unb feline Sunb nebmeno, fubr lie
fort: nDie punberla0nen @pfen,
Ser, i'd babe mid 10 furhtbar ses
freut, babe tauienb. tauieno 9ant
bafiir."
SD mlBte meme @pfentnoipe
oo9 idmiiden," iaste er rubis. ie
tpieber NIT entaudten 8Iiden mus
Iternb.
Gloire perlor bsute gor5 ibre
Rube unb Si9erbeit in feiner @esen>
mart. IS Log ettpas i'm Son 1einer
@timme, in feinem 8lid, bos i1r
Sers ianeller fdlagen lieb unb ,pr
Elm gelpihes felises Mnsit9efiibl perz
lieb. l1no biefe feltfame G%rresung,
Die ibr aus ben Musen leudtete unb
Dos aarte Hpt auf lire @ongen
5auberte, perlieb ibr einen 1olden
&ei5, bob Der tple @raf gan3 feline
5ofiung rariber perIor.
gu einem ldnseren @eiprd@ ta-
men lie beioe ober fiirs erite ni9t,
Glpire NOR baIb in ibrem 8erited
entbedt uno INNER bon 9erren urn<
lugert, Die einen Sona bon ibr haben
ppllten. Npra madte man9mol ben
@erfuh, tbr S0dterden menie5tens
fir funf Wtinuten in Elm titles Sd
ben gu %brinsen, pamit lie Mtem
l6Opfen unb iih erbolen tonne, aber
e selans ibr taum. 9ie erfte pirt=
;i6e &ubepauie tpar fir Glpire bic
3ett bes Mbenbe6ens. @s NOR an
tleinen 5ifden sebedt, unb Slfinsen
fubrte iie in Elm tleines, a~bselesenes
3immer, inoem nur elm Slid fir
Ieas peripnen itonb.
nSit Der plaB fre;?" fragile aol>
lotp, Der teine Dome batte. an @ls
oires Settle tretenD.
ngein, Der Slid lit CANA bcfest,"
erpiberte Slfinscn.
2afop aoa bic @tirn in Ialten
unb gtng fort.
sd mDdte Sit eirnnol ollein fir
mid baben, Traulein glpire," foste
Slfinsen, linn nodfebeno, nunb felt
Sai1pp bier 1T, liest oles ia foI
auber benz 8ereid Der M0glihteit,"
(6prtiebunQ foIQt.) .
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unb bel pnbers ibren 8otetterlen gssei,,
iiber seneien nar, 10 uiiberiidtia" unb
mibtrauiid mar er jebt. gr pernad)s
(diIigte fetn @efdaft, Inn INNER al,
,ibrer Seite -au lein, nnb oft fam es
5tpiihen benz junsen @bepaar au err
regten Observation-Disclosures.
(TOrtiesung folst,)
, 1916-11-04
KILOGRAMS.
Continued from 4th page.)
81. CRDIX SrATION.

DonuOn' NOV znO.-Ihe food Crisis daily
assumes more formidable proportions, says
the "llmes" Petrograd correspondent. The
discussion at Wednesdays meeting of the
Budget Committee left little doubt as to the
gravity of the situation The speakers en-
phaslzed the imperative necessity of adopt
Ing ameliorative measures on behalf of the
working classes, if most unfortunate couse-
quences are to be avoided. The situation Of
the lower classes is at present intolerable,
owing to the impossibility of obtaining the
necessities OF life without standing for hours
daily outside of provision shops, the commits
sion agreed that it was necessary 70 trans
fer the control of the whole food question
to q single Government department. 1t also
voted in favour of fixing prices for grain,
footwear, textiles, kerosene, soap and other
things. The committee was also in favour
of enlisting the Zemstvos and other public
organizations in the work of purchasing,
distributing and transporting food.
Berlin, Nov. End. A despatch from Wen
ma says that Dr.. Ernest Won Koerber, the new
Premier, has appointed the following as nom
bers OF his Cabinet, and that the Emperor
has given his approval of them. DIR. Franz
Klein, former Minister, Minister of Justice.
Baron Won Hochtinau, until now vice presi-
dent OF the administrative court, Minister of
Interior. Michael Bobrzyuski, former Gov.
ernor of Gaicia, Minister without de department.
DIR. Franz Stribral, Minister of Commerce.
Karl Merck, Minister of Finance. Major
General Ernest Schaible, Minister of Rail ways,
Count Diam Martini, Minister of Agriculture.
The following Ministers have been appointed
to their former Offices. Colonel General
Baron Won George, Minister of National De-
Tense. Baron Hussarch, Minister of Construc-
ton. Baron Won Trnka, Minister of Public
Works.
London, Nov. 1st.-The sinking of the
British steamers "Mernoe" and "Tornokk"
is announced by Lloyds Agency. The "Mer-
noe" was of 1862 tons net and belonged to
the Moss Steamship Company Ltd. Of Liver
pool. The British steamer "Rio Pirahy"
has been sunk. Thirteen members of her
crew were landed, but one boat from the
steamer is missing. The "Rio Pirahy" was
a vessel OF 1861 tons and was owned by the
European and Brazilian Shipping Company.
Lisbon, Nov. 2nd.-rhe Norwegian steam
er 'Tromp' has been sunk. She was a yes
sci of LISP tons, and was formerly the Dutch
steamer "Jobnson'.
London, Nov. 2nd.-The DAILY Tele-
graph" says that the Norwegian steamers
"Caerloch" 658 tons, and "Ravn" have been
torpedoed. The crews were saved.
London, Nov. 2nd.-The sinking Of the
5000 ton Norwegian steamship "Delto" is
reported by Lloyds.
London, November 2nd.-"On the Doirau
front the artillery On both sides has been ac-
tive" says today's official report from the
Macedonian front. Games station was
bombed yesterday by hostile aircraft. No
, 1916-11-04

new position at DAt0Kl D1Om0 lS D0l0R con-
solidated. On Tuesday our artillery in coop
GRAFTON with the navy, bombarded the hos
tile position at Neohori".
Paris, November 2nd.-The War Office
announcement is us follows. 'From the
Struma to the Vardar there is nothing to
report beyond a fairly lively cannonnde
especially in the sector of Lake Dorian. In
the region of the Oerna, the Serbians repuI-
sed several Bulgarian counter attucks and
made good progress, Notwithstanding
spirited resistance on the part of the
enemy, who sustained appreciable losses.
and left some prisoners in the hands of our
Allies. On our left wing there was consider
able activity on the part of the artillery on
both sides north of the SOmme, notwithstand-
ing the persistent bad weather we followed
up during the night the advantage gained
yesterday between Les Boeufs and Sally
Saillisel. Our troops consolidated the ground
won, carried several points Of support, and
cleared out several machine-gun empl&ce-
ments. During these operations we took
1876 prisoners including 8 officers. This
brings up to $50 the number of prisoners
taken by us yesterday in this sector. On the
right bank of the Meuse (Verdun front}
the night was relatively calm. There is
nothing to report from the remainder of
the front. One of our three scatter aeroplanes
brought down on the same day two German
machines, one of which fell III the aerodrome
at Metz, n-Couture and the other in front
of st. Quentin. In the region of Verdun
q German machine was brought down near
Hogneuville. In the Woevre one of our
squadrons attacked with machine-guns an
infantry column of the enemy in the direc-
ton of Azannes and some trains in the re-
gion of Confans-M anziennes. Finally in
Alsace one of our pilots attacked four Ger
man machines and brought down one which
crashed to the ground near AItkirch.
Bucharest, Nov. 2nd-Roumanian forces
continue to pursue the retreating Austro-
German troops to the west OF the Jiu. valley,
according to the Roumaniru official report
issued today, The statement is as follows On
the western Moldavlau frontier to p edral,
the situation is unchanged. In the
Prahova Valley the fighting continued
throughout the greater pnrt OF The day. We
repu.oed The enemy rs lho result OF cuuuter-
attacks. In the region Of DragosIaveIe we
repulsed al enemy nttn:k. East Of he Alt,
fighting still is proceeding. West of the
jul, pursuit of the enemy continues. We
captured many limbers aud u great qlautiiy
of war material. On the southern frout the
situation is unchanged.
Rome, November 2ud.-.A new offensive
was opened yesterday against the Austrians
by the Italian forces, the War Office an
nounced today. The text Of the report is rs
follows. On the Julian front yesterday our
troops attacked powerful defences on the
heights east of Gorizia aud a strong new
line on the CarsO. east of VallOua. Daring
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-10

eggs are laid by hens which are over
lat or have had access to insuHicient
shell forming material. or In cases
where inflammation of the oNlouct az
fects the shell-making glands. Rough
shelled eggs are due to Unnamed con-
ditions Of the oviduct. Yolks oniy are
sometimes laid by hen, ana lndicate
that the whole of the oviduct is m
famed. The case is then serious. sort
shelled eggs of various sizes joined To-
gethera are due to Inflammation, as are
similar abnormalities of dltterent APP
pearance. Most cases are due TO over
stimulation. and the hen should be ted
sparingly with a view to stopping egg
production. Erg-
Structure Of an Egg. ~ ,s.
If we break an egg carefully into
cup so that the yolk is suspended or
floating in the white or albumen, we
can note the following circumstances:
The yolk is rounded in appearance, ana
on its upper surface we can see a smaii
spot or ring about an eighth OF an men
in diameter. This is the blastoderin
or germ skin containing the germ
vesicle. When it is known that the
egg is laid by an minated hen It Wal
of course be infertile. II however, such
is not known, we can determine wneth-
er it be fertile or not by examination,
with the aid of strong lens. In an
infertile egg this little disk, or ring. Is
whitish with few irregular clear
spots. In the fertile egg, however,
there is d clear center, circular shape,
in which are very small white spots.
Now let us examine the albumen and
We are at once struck with the pres
ence at each side of the yolk OF two
whitish, thickened. twisted cord-like
bodies These are the chalazae, which
apparently attach the yolk to the ovary
Of a hen.
The analysis of an egg is as follows:
Salt and
min
Albuminaid Fat erals Water
The white 10 80 l. 80
The yolk ......l2 IL s4.os
The shell constitutes about IL per
cent, the yolk 50 per cent and the white
81 per cent of the total weight OF the
egg.
inferti!e Egg For Market.
AS previously shown. the process Of
incubation is actually in progress at
time the egg is laid. 1t is known that
high temperatures such as are com
mon in summer. will cause partial in
cuba ton of an egg. This practically
means a fertile egg is unreliable as an
article of commerce. The lnferuie egg
contains no living germ and is rella-
BILE, and poultry keepers are urged 10
secure the production OF such eggs only
for market purposes. They keep al
most indefinitely if stored in clean,
wholesome condition.
Contact with strong smelling sub
stances affects the flavor OF eggs. Con-
tao, with filth may result in organisms
OF decay passing thru the pores into
the substance OF the egg.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-10
SUPERVISORS URGED BY PETl.
TON TO GRADE ALL ROADS
IN TOWNSHIPS.
PROBABLY FIRST WORK
WILL BE DONE THERE
Greercastie Farmers Supplement De-
cision Of County Convention on Per-
manent Grading With Petition
Other Townships Circulating Pc
titions Asking That Work Be Done.

: GreenCaStle township is the first in
visors to put to permanent grade all
, OF the county roads in that township
! 4 petition signed by 16I farmers and
business men of the township has been
fled with the supervisors urging this
improvement The sisners represent
three fourths of the vote of the town
ship at the general election in 1914.
While the supervisors have not yet
; decided on the part OF the county in
which the road grading work will be
begun. it is not improbable that the
townships that show the greatest
eagerness for permanent grading will
benefit first
Other Petitions Out.
Men interested in the good roads
movement realizing that their town.
ship might be left behind unless they
developed more interest in the subject
than merely was shown at the county
convention that instructed the super
visors to grade and issue bonds for the
cost are circulating similar petitions.
4 half dozen or more such petitions
are being signed now in other neigh
borhoods.
While progress is being made slowly
in this county. two Iowa counties
Thursday and the day before took
practically the whole step for these
improvements at once. a meeting of
township trustees Of Crawford county.
held at Denison Thursday. voted by
ballot TO l in favor of replacing all
bridges with permanent bridges ana
bonding for the cost and by ballot OF
manent grade and bonding for the
cost. The question Of hard surfacing
was not brought up. owing to the
many hills and the uncertainty as to
the cost OF hard surfac:ng them.
Wednesday a convention Of over geo
ia rmers Of Cerro Gordo county. at
Mason City. voted unanimously to
build all permanent bridges. put ALI
roads to permanent grade. and gravel
the whole county system in three
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-10
CREAM FOR CAIARRH
OPENS UP NOSTRlLS
Tells How to Get Quick Relief
From Head-Colds. IFS Splendid!

In one minute your clogged nostrils
will open, the air passages OF your head
will clear and you can breathe freely
No more hawking. snuffling. blowing.
headache, dryness. No struggling for
breath at night: your cold or catarrh
will be gone.
Get a small bottle OF Eiy's Cream
Balm from your druggist now. Apply
little Of this fragrant. antiseptic.
healing cream in your nos ls. It PEN
etrates thru every air passage Of the
head soothes the inflamed or swollen
mucous membrane and relief comes in
stantly. ''@' b,
It's just fine. Don't stay stuffed up
with a cold or nasty catarrh-Relief
comes so quickly.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-10
MAR ri Ed.
Sandsqord ~ anson,

Friends in the Story City ne!ghbo--
hood will be interested In the mar
rage of Miss Anna Olive Hanson and
Selmer Sandsgord, which took place in
this city Thursday afternoon at the
home Of the brides sister, Mrs. II. S.
Hoffa. 203 Marion street. Rev. o.
1ngvolstad performed the ceremony at
1 o'clock.
The bride is the daughter OF Mrs.
Lena Hanson of Gilbert, and the groom
a son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John X. Sands
cord. of the Story City neighborhood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sandsgord will so Sat-
urday to their home on a farm near
Story City.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-10
Picard Brown.

Leo Picard and Mrs. May Brown
the latter of Kansas City. Mo-. were
married by Rev. James P. Linn at his
study Thursday afternoon at o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. Picard will go to Mime
sofa to live on a farm Mr.. Picard
bought recently.