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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-17

Misses May. and Ollie Pitsenbarger.
Of Vaughnsyilie. o.. arrived, in the city
this morning on thei. way to Steam
boat Rock to visit their cousin, A. E.
iPropst, who met them in this city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-17

Late model Smith Premier No. 10 in
visible for s35; Underwood No. s. S35:
Monarch. $25; Jewett, SO and a
Smith-Premier No. 2, $40. 1t it's y in
typewriters, call on me- Orlando Bax
ter, fremont block.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-17

There was large attendance at the
work meeting of the aid society of the
First United Evangelical church which
was held Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Charles Wassmer, ia
Arson street. The time was spent
quilting.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-17

Mrs. X. Bratteig visited in Union
today. 4.ss
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-17
Dr. Bliiard. os.eopath. IS West Main.

Dr. Bdilard os.eopath. IS Yves. Main
Mrs. X. Bratteig visited in. Union
today.
Mrs. NJ. Sullivan. OF Boone, visited
friends at the soldiers home Wednes-
day @
Mesdames l.. w. Seager and Anne
Bancroft of Gilman, were in the city
Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Doolittle. Of Rod.
ney, were in the city Wednesday on
their way to Fremont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Johnson left
this morning for Bows to visit the
latter's brother. Will Bray.
Mrs. ]. T. Livengood. Of Hubbard,
who has been visiting her daughter.
Mrs F. w. Horton, returned home
today.
Mrs. Alta Euziere and Miss Margaret
Neil returned home this morning from
a short trip to Chicago in the formers
automobile.
Mixing bowls, Sh inches in diameter,
Decent values. on sale Friday after
noon, 10 cents. One Cent to 90 Cent
Variety Store.
Here's a regular 6o-cent seller, UNI
colored Japan .ea. and for few days
we place it on sale at As cents pound.
Overturf's grocery.
Attend our lace and embroidery sale
Friday All 5 cent laces and embroid-
cries GU sale at 2 cents yard. one
Cent to 80 Cent Variety Store.
Ludwig Rest, Of Kimhall, S. D.. is
visiting at the home Of his brother.
Rev. Earl Rest. Amiel Silver, of
Plainfleld, is also visiting at the Rest
home.
Mrs T. S. Butler, of Radcliffe, who
has been visiting here with her
mother, Mrs. M. J. Clark, and sister,
Mrs w. r. Moon, left this morning
for her home.
Mrs. Ben c. Weaver and children,
of Champaign. ILL.,, who has been Wis
iting here with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs J. @. Hall. went this morning
to Iowa Falls, for brief visit.
Mrs. j. B. Starr, Jr., Mrs. Charles
Marks and Mrs. John Reed, of Eldora,
and c. w. Reed, of Woodbine, broth
er Of the Mesdames Starr and Marks
and brother in law Of Mrs. Reed. left
Wednesday for trip to Montreal, New
York City and ether eastern points.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-17

We have the popular Boston pencil
;harpcner. Marshall Printing Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-17

County Y. M. G. A. Secretary Arthur
r. Siebens has returned home from
a months vacation, during which time
he was present at the annual Y. NJ. G..
A. conference at Lake Geneva, Wis.
and also visited at his home in Minonk.
Ill. Mr.. Siebens was also in New
York City, where he was called by the
international committee. John r. Mott
of the committee has recently return
cd from the war zone Of Europe. and
held conference of secretaries il, New
York a few weeks age.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-17

Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Dieterick and
daughters Adeline and Ruth, Miss
Elizabeth Biermann, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Bloom, John Bloom. Earl Arson and
Anna Weber returned home Wednes-
day evening from two weeks stay at
Lake Madison, MINI. The trip was
made by auto.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-17

Mrs. Ben c. Weaver and children,
of Champaign. H.. who has been Wis
iting here with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. ]. @. Hall. went this morning
to Iowa Falls for a brief visit.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-17

Mrs. D. F. La Plant, 512 Woodbury.
street, entertained fourteen little girls
Wednesday afternoon in honor Of the
seventh birthday anniversary Of her
daughter, Mary Elizabeth. The time
was enjoyed playing games and later
refreshments were served by the host
ess, who was assisted by Mrs. A. j.
La Plant and Mrs. J. w. Noises.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-17

Or Rurkha-t, osteopath. "A w. Main
Frens channel catfish today.
none 10 Bargain Store Meat Market.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-17

Wednesday afternoon Mrs. E. G..
Huber was hostess to the regular
meeting of the Court of Honor Circle
at her home, SIG North First street.
Following the business session a short
program Of music was enjoyed. During
the social hour the hostess was as
sisted in serving refreshments by her
daughter in law, Mrs. Walter Huber.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-01
Observation-Disclosures.

Man 6at oieien aries ben Gries
Der Eednit eenannt; aber bic Sed-
nit bietet i'm nidt MIR ~ungebeure
Mittel, CT fDroert lie au9 in gang
unseaEutem Mabe. Dor alien lit IS
bic 6lugseu9te6nit, bic oiefem @e.ts
rinsen etnen san5 unseabnten Mufz
i9nung berbontt. Gs 1inb jebt i'm
5eloe @rfabrunsen' seiammelt. Neue=
rllaeen erprpbt iporoen, Die in nod
10 laneen Grieoensjubren iiberbullpt
nidt mDgli9 tparen, neil eben Der
Rrieg cine berartige probe arfs Grz
empel lit, BE {id aud nidt ~annahernb
nadahmen ldbt, unb neil nllr Der
8rieg @erbdltnif1e idaffen tann, Die
10 unbersleihlid idnelle uno gang
beitimmten 8abnen fol9en0e @ntpidz
flung ermDgltdten. Mie f9nel fino
Die 4niid]ten' iiber. Die Wertlointeit
Der 9Dbenretprbe - 10 fihrt Elm
Lodmann aus Iberbolt pprben.
bod Dor pentsen Moroten iparen
gum Grfltesen BON 2OOO Wleter 30
unb mebr Minuten n0tis. Sebt
foirmt man nit Der balben 3eit Gus.
Dumals selangen oerartige 60henz
flise nur nit Experimentation, Die
6efonbers erleidtert ipurben lno Die
our WlSriiftlne nihts m%itnabmen.
mas nidt unbeOingt nDtia mar. Se,ite
mllb jsbe Serienmofdine nit poaer
8elaitung biefe 8eoingung erfiiaen.
@Sbsn iiber 1000 Meter snlten ols
a~ubarbalb Deg prattiihen SntereTes
lieaen0. iie puroen nur eelsgent!id)
bei siinltisen Observation-Disclosures
sefdafft, llnb stpar 5000 Meter in
cttpa IS Minuten, 1000 Meter in
90-1OO Minlten. Mllh bteie 3abz
len perben ieBt nidt MIR ga1,S be-
tradtli6 unterbroden, 1onocrr, mas
bas @i6tigere TIT, es lit aud nit
BEN sr0bten Sell Der 9eeresmaiAiz
,en m0slid, bie1e SDben gu erreiden,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-01
Mcues aug W1nscatinr.

ltnleren 2elern in Muscatine un0
ll1ngesenb piiriden mir biermit ein
erfolereid,es .nrto eliidtid,es Nse,,iobr.
Die ieit bielen Sabre,1 bier tbatig
pefpeie1e 5~rei,pilfiee 5euertpebr lit
.jebt Elm Ging Ser @ergargetrbeit,
miro aber bod III Mller griaucrung
tp~eiterle6ellL. Die neuaeidnfiene re-
gllare Selermebr mirb M1tfa1,gs
naditer @od)e ibre Gb1tigfeit Begin
men. Die beioen nel,ens sISellcr Mllto
Grnfs langtcn 9ier bor einigen CO.
gen an utto meroen rtidid6te ISOLDE lit
Iieuit geitetlt meroen. Jeuermebr<
def tit SSoDlt S. 8roapn, Dem 12 Ielt-
ertpebrlelte nnteritelt fins, sic 5lt ie
4 Mann Sen orei GeuereoMtorapagem
5ngetbeilt 1perben. Gle gepobner-
ld)aft bon Muscati1,e miro Ser Dis
bergen GreipiQtaen 5ellerfpebr ein
gltes Mroe,lfen betuabren.
Ger Sllrtlperei1 IN Dllrallt err
mdbIte III ieiner Ietten 5isnng sic
folgenben 1lel,en @eamten: 1. Spre-
der, &enrp @riimmer; 9. Spreder,
Senrp 6. Dieorid: 1. llnterribtscr-
tbeiler, ". 8. 5blapfob(;; 2, Sltgo
@alli; Grot. Shriftpart. G6as. Stef-
fen; aorrelp. Shriitlpart, @aul
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-01

tr
Die gremiae @erfaNune
ppn 1916 beitimmte, Dob ein 8rez
mer, Der Die Wabl gum Senator niht
annebme, unper5isli6 Die gtoot perz
la1en miiHe.
Der &ea-p apasei, Elm friis
1srer pflan5enfrsNer, bat ii@ in
Auitralien gepDbnt. l~ebenotgen
5Gasen Die Nieren oussubaden uno
Tie gu frsifen.
Relation BON Huusi6er met,
lete nit einem 5reunoe, bob Die aoz
deniuefarbe nidt pesetabliid lei, UNI
lein ganses @erm6gen, uno Der
Treuub perlor. :
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-01

- 3ennseiden Malsr Gum
5relnoe): uMlein Sausberr bot opd
elm srpBes @ertrauen gu mir"
5reuno: n@ieip9"
Maler: nRa, lett Monatsn bat er
bon mir teinen pfennis Gins sefebn
uno iebt bat er mid aud nod se.
lteigert!"
- Ni6t m ub ring.en. 9as
me: SIT IS benn pabr, oab Bel Der
Yremiere Shres 5roueripiels sas
Publifum selabt but2
e9riftiteler: Waeroinss! Mbsr
bel benz 2a6en 1T mir glei9 pieoer
DE Soee 81 einem aepiegenen Quitz
lptel Qetommen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-01

NEN7 I=ENEtk
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glad Satpf ~ Molpb Galmer.
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anbaIuiia @iIliam Stcrpart.
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ton. B
9rnrp - 5reo 5repermntg.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-01
2.ibeu in si6iri,u.
ger.dt bcr GscrnOmiter @eiic!m iiGer
igrc GrlcbniTe.

W. aFHs-fHE
Sn Der Reidsbaupttoot bobsn
tGrSIi9 auf Der Niidreiie in bic SET
mat bic attssepedfelten Mptablen aus
SoernptpiB halt semadt. Giner Der
6erren, Gbefreoatteur Dr. Menesel,
sat bic 2eloeu geidilbert, ourd Bic
tulif4e 8arbarei ihr Miitdeu an
oen Mannern au tublen 1udte, bic
ohne j:be eisene g9ulo Der &nutenz
gerrfdaft bes 3area 3ir piele Monaz
te ausgeliefert iparen.
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Mene5el, rnadOem Sic 5einoe in
G5ernopiB eingesogen uaren, bra9en
rufif9e 9atrouiaen mitten in Der
Gaat in un{ere Wo3nunsen Elm, lnb
man ialeppts uns fort. Das nddlte
3iel mar bic poOolil9e @tdbt Wez
nicsa. Mls mir bort 10 Mod)en felt=
sehalten iparen, hieb Is: Sort nam
Sibirien! gs gins nod Somst, bas
pir nod elmer Retie bon AZ Mo9en
unb mad einem Aufenthalt in neurl
oerfdiebenen gefdnaniKen i'm @topz
pentpege erreiaten. Mber bier mar
ni6t unieres 8leibens. 300 writ
muroen mir peiter bei AZ @rao ytGlte
iiber bas Sis bes Sb nod MarimstD
8rei sebrodt. Mi9 lieb mon cher
aud bort nift. Sd tpuroe nod 200
WerH neiter n0rbli9 transportiert.
Ssn nelder perlaHenen Gesenb i'd
bort ppn aller 4ultur abseinnitten
bauite, mag bic Satiade be1osen, oaB
ienes @ebiet, bos $4,000 Anaorotz
tilpmeter umfaBt. rur 1900 Gin
tpotner odbIt. 9ennod besesnete i9
bort elmer beutfden Tamilie: benz in
SIoruBlano onfaiIi9 seipeienen 8u9z
banbler Born. ben man oorthin perz
l4idt un0 Der Die Seinen bate nod
tpmmen lai7en. Sn oieier GinDoe err
tebte ih Die gan5e Jurdtbarteit oe5
l,birti4en Commuters, Der piel l9redz
li4er 1T als Der Minter. SD err
trantte fdtper, urb nur ber oufop=
fernoen pflese jener oeltlden Jami=
lie peroantte i1 meme Genefung."
Or. Mencsel fdiloert bonn lpeiter,
Ipie ct, bon ben 8er6anblutgen un=
.errihtet, Die auf cine Mustpedielung
abSielem mad Petersburg an Den Miz
hitter Maflaton Elm Selesramm rtdz
tete, auf bas nod smei Monoten Ell
NJ Mnttpprt eintrifft, lpie Die onberen
pier QeibenseenoileE, bon @ibirien
nod. aien gebradt perben lparen,
UNI bann wieber nod 9ibirien 5u<
rudaei9idt gu maeroen, pie tie oann
anfs neue nad Rrblano eebradt
lpurben, unb ME er. afs er nun eno<
li6 @ibirien p~erlalsn bnrfte mo
nod Yetersburg eetommen NOR, er1t
pom DER S0rann, nit benz Mb5ub Der
ruiI6m 9auptitnpt 5u1ammen in Ell
rem @efansnis i4Maatet. Tin bum
adt Woaen lang in finiterer @iiu5eI=
6aft gebalten gu perben. Gnblid par
aud bieie 2~eioenaseit gu gnoe, u.,o
liber @aparenba, tpp er unb feline @ep
Idbrten bon ben idneoiIden DeIesier=
Ten bes beutiden S%ilfstomitees in Der
ber5lihiten Meife elnpfansen puroen,
,rreiaten tie Den beutfden 8oben llno
balb oarauf 8erAin:f
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-01

Mad benz surteil bon Sod
peritartigen bat Der Glodsanbau in
Montana eine sroBe, 3utunft. Gs
wirb heridtet, bob elm @runeitiid
in Der @esenb ppn gutbor i'm norps
li@en Montana So 8uibels Jlads
BON Mcre asliefert bat, lpas Elm au=
berortentli6 boiler Grtrag 1T. Ser
n0roIihe Sell bes Staates wirb iebt
rofd teiiebelt. uno man alaubt, bab
htefe nellen Tormer piel Studs an
eullen nerben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-01
Neues aug N1oline.

E.aNL Aa
@liifli6es mo 5ufrlebenes Meue.
jabr alen u%lrierelt 2eiern bon MSo-
line uao llmgeseno. NJ,
Cine egpptiide SiuiterniB berridte
bier porgeitem bon $50 llbr on fir
ettpn 90 Minnten, lpcil cine St0runq
in ben Graftmerfen Ser eleftrild)enI
M1titalt porgefommelt mar. sammt-
lid,e Grei 5taote fanen bei oielerI
JiniterniB in 9etraft.
8abreno bes be~rgailaellert ssabres
fanoen 3,131 Cramps Oboah III ser,
&oli5eiltatio,,. Sic @olisei nabm
mabren0 bieier 3eit 1900 8ergaftun-
gen Dor. Ner Mmbulan5 1puroen
wabreno oes Sabrcs $50 Gatienter
beforbert.
Sir @raoiren nro 8erbelIerul,g
bon 5traben uno Mlcps fat Die
Stabt Woline ipidbre,to oes b~erlaufe-
men Sabres Ole @elatintllu1rnte boz.
$S,s3O.0O al,sseseben. lisie Sum-
ME idliebt nidt sic @%iloiterunseu,
Mllslesmsen uto Guitoirllng ser
StroBen Elm.
SIM S%tootbolpital ltarb geltert
yaorgen unl 6:10 liir 5ralt 81. s.
Gurrp, 1908 4. Mpenlte lpobnbaft,
nod mir flr5er &ranfbeit inn Sitter
bon 38 Sabren. Sic 1nlroe astr Z.
6ebrnar 1877 in 5duple @ountp,.
SQinoiS, geboren u1,o perbeiratbete
it'd ant s.. 5ebruar 1908. Gor brei
Sabren FAM Die Jamilic nod 800
line. Tie ueberlebenben linb Ser.
@atte, Die .M1lttcr uno elm 9r,oer.
Gle gecroieune fin0et beute Nad)=
mittag auf Dem 5rieobof gu goroo=
pa itatt.
SIM 9eiiein bon etpa 500 ,yreun=
Den nl10 9erpm,bten .mllrbe,r porae-
tern M6erlo in Ser Sob Jel1orp Salle.
in @ait MNolinc Soiepb Gopep, @or-
ntan1 Der Deere &arbeiter 60, uns
SRI. gpa Sblanb 6ur9 Srieoensrid)-
ter Merd)ant Derbeirotbet. Iie nod
folgenoe l@od)5eitsfeier mllroe bis in
Die friiben Morgemtlllloen ausge-
Debut. Ias iunge gbepaar miro lib
IN eolt @eoiine banslid n%ieoerIaiien.
@eil er ieine 6ralt ll11o 6arnilie
.perlalien batte, muroe @iliam Soc
liter geitern bonn &id)ter nnter $500
Biirgidaft Sen @roBgeldporenen
iibergeben. Ger Mann ml1roe am
10, Ie5en16er IN Gof SSsIanD Mrhaf=
tct ltto ltelte 6an1als cine @iirgjhaft
bon 5000. Gus 4aor tpar ,tllr feds
@od)en nerbeiratbet, uno 1pie &oelter
mlslagte, lit inn oas b%erbeiratbete
2eber1 81 tGener seweien.
Mn Der Sllngener,t5iinbung gcitor-
ben lit geitern Murgen ,tad} l,llr fur
ser aranfbeit 5reo Gattelltp in lei
mem GENT, 2fS ID. Mpetlle, i'm gu.
ter bon 20 Sabrer. Ser Marn mur>
De IN gelgielt gebore,l uno NOR 45
Sabre oerbeiratbet. gor ii Sabren
fam er mutt Ser 5otnilie ms 2ano
ltno glcid nod Molil1e. Seine Ssrol1
ltarb Dor bier Sabren. Or binter-
laBt einen 5obn nno lcd)s Good)ter.
Die 8eeroignng fntbet am Sonntog
Nafmittaa auf Dem Galparp 1rieb-
bof in &ocf Sslono ltatt.
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2ll Braoy 5tra6e.

,tS-e ~ - .Et-H7H ''t
6 II antterrtbIe. Snfel:
IS 1T nidt biibfh bon Dir, palll9en,
Dob Oh imner binter Der @aroine
isst.
Yaalhen: 9a bait ou bod aa9
I9on seieiIen!
Sntel: Wiefo9
8aulden: Batter bat selagt, bu
hattelf audi i9on einmal binter i9pe=
oii9en Gardner seiei1en!
SIN @ert4tsaal. bid.
ter: Menn Sic Elm offenes @eltdlsoz
mis- ableser, miro Sbre @trafe ipez
ientl14 miloer ansfalen.
Mnsetlaster (in Retten selesD: Bie
tann ih in bieiem eef9loKenen 3uz
Nanoe elm %pifenes @~eitanonis ableaen2
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g~ertualtunssrotb, Sobn

/, Sarnberg; Gertualtungsrotb, Sobn
@iebener.
Die tteilen &anlten Ser Iamenief.
|tion 0es Illrnpereins iin6: Nraiioen-
tim, 5rau Sophia Ieterlen; gi5epra,
|fioentin, Jralt Margaret giern,an
Sdatmeiiterin, 5ral, G,nma Sons;
|S~efretarin, 5ran 3orette somberg,
Serr Govl @eibel erbielt Dor eini-
gen 5agen 0ie Nadridt, ooB tlein
griloer @litab aoolpb @eibel, ieii
|25 Sabren Gaitor Der be,,tiden cpa,t-
gcliid)en @en1einoe bon Osaooo,
Sno., I'M Sitter BON Cd sSabren &C.
|itorben lit. Ser 8erltorbene 6intcr-
laBt ieine @atti1, einen sob,1 nno
cine God)ter, iopie mebrere griioer
uto SdNpeitern.
Die ~folge,oen @roB- uti0 aleilae=
ldlporellen ii1o fir Ben SSsanuar=1er
min oes 9iitriffsgeridts ee3oeer
moroen::1
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vi. Bechtel &CO.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-01

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nah Berlin tommen. Set Mo9en
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gen sebt berpor, bob man oieien Sun=
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-21
CANNOT PROSECUTE
FRAUD PROMOT TIERS

WASHINGTON, Oct. 20. - Promot-
ers of fraudulent schemes for organ
ling Joint stock land banks in the
new rural credits system cannot pc
prosecuted under federal fraud ana
conspiracy laws. according to an opln'
ion given the farm loan board today
hy attorney General Gregory. He re-
piiod 10 The boards query on the sub
iect by ruling that the a. legged frauds
appurrnt!y Tell within the scope Of
state laws.
The poStoffice department now is
being consulted in an effort 10 deter
mine whether prosecution can be
brought under the postal laws. The
board has received many complaints
of swindling and has given public
notice that no charter would be issued
for any bank in whose organization
promotion expenses were paid.
In order Ia correct widespread I'M
preston that farmers can borrow on
second mortgages under the new farm
loan system, Herbert Quick, member
of the board, issued statement today
pointing out that the law expressly
prohibits acceptance Of second mort
cages. Under the law" he said. nc
mortgages can be accepted except first
MORTGAGES
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-21
AMERICAN AvIAT0RS
GIVEN AN OVATION

PARIS. Oct 20.-4 :45 p. M.--Ten
American aviators in the uniform Of
the French army were cheered by q
great aSSrmblasc of men distinguish
ed in the official and intellectual life
OF France at a luncheon given today
in honor Of Or. Morton Prince of
Boston, who presented to President
PoiRcare last week the address 10
the people of the Allied nations signed
by five hundred Americans.
The Americans present included
Robert w. Bliss. secretary Of the
American Embassy, Professor Mark
Baldwin. James Ha2en Hyde. Law
renee Bennett and Whitney Warren.
MINIS. Pichon Leguys and Bouillor.
in toasting DR.. Prince. made sympa-
Ihetic reference TO The death while
fighting for France. Of Norman Prince
a nephew of Dr. Prince. They de-
clared that the young Americans who
had given their lives for France would
never be forgotten nor would the
French forget the outpOuring Of SER
vices and money for works Of mercy
in France. and for the supply Of mum
itions. and the whOle-hearted good
will of millions Of Americans.