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sum sufficient to retire the said street
improvement bonds, tax sufficient to
raise the sum of ($2,35OOO) per an
mum shall be assessed, levied and col
lected by the Mayor and City Council
of Americas.
All the male citizens of the City of
Americas who are qualified to vote for
members of the Legislature of the
State Of Georgia and who shall have
paid all taxes imposed and demanded
ty the authorities of the city and shall
have resided six months within the
city prior to the opening of the regis
tration list and registered as herein
provided for shall be qualified to vote
al said election, according to an ordi-
nance adopted by the Mayor and City
Council Of Americas on the Sth day of
February, 1916.
The polls Of said election shall be
opened at o'clock A. M. and remain
open until o'clock P M. No person
shall be allowed to vote in said cleo
ton for said proposed issuance OF
bonds unless they shall have qualified
and have their names placed on the
voters list las herein provided, by j
o'clock of the last Saturday preceding
said election. The following is the
form of ballot to be used by the vot-
/ ers at said election:
OFFICIAL BALLOT.
/ ($30,000.00) for street improvements
(Strike One.)
For Street Improvement Bonds.
! against street improvement bonds)
This notice given by order of the
Mayor and City Council of Americus
under ordinance adopted on the Sth
DAY of February, 1916.
This, the 10th day of February, 1916
H. w. WEAVER,
Clerk and Treasurer.
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PICKED and desperately afraid of his
wife, but he never allows her to know
it. Nine out of every ten husbands
will appreciate Henry" sympathize
with him and secretly acknowledge in
their own hearts that he is replica
Of themselves. "Henpecked Henry" is
drawn true to life and at the same
time is the funniest character ever
presented upon the American stage.
The musical numbers are augmented
by a chorus of pretty girls who wear
the most gorgeous costumes ever used
with one-night stand production.
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Hide and Rubber Market.
Rubber Prices.

Rubber Prices.
Boots and Shoes ..............07
Mixed Auto Tires .............0 4c
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For Tax Receiver.

l am candidate for the office OF
Tax receiver of Sumter county, subject
to the action of the Democratic pri-
mary, March 18th. I am thoroughly
familiar with the duties of the Office
having written UP the digest for sew
eral years, and if elected promise my
very best services. If it carries any
especial credit, I will state that l was
q Confederate soldier" two years.
make no claim on this ground, as
feel that / merely did my duty, but
knowing my competency, l DO ask YOU
vote on the ground of efficiency.
W. c. GRAY.
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"HENPECKED HENRY"

The type of henpecked husband pre-
scented in Halton Powell's famous mus
ical comedy, "Henpecked Henry,
which will be seen here at the Opera
House, Monday, Feb. IA, matinee and
night, is absolutely different from the
accepted idea of a stage "Barnaby."
The character is a creation and unlike
any other ever presented heretofore.
1t is a revelation in musical comedy
characterization. Henry" is hen
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

NOTICE TO PUBLIC. = The
charge for announcements in
this column is $500, payable in
advance. This includes publica-
ton in the Weekly Times-Re-
corder, and at least twice a week
in the Daily Times-Recorder I'M
til the day of election.-EDITOR.
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For Tax Receiver,

l announce my candidacy for cleo
ton to the office of Tax Receiver OF
Sumter county, subject to the action
o. the Democratic primary on Marcel
18th. l ask your support, and if thus
honored, I will give to this important
office my best care and attention. Re
specially.
(DOC) ]. s. GLOVER.
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For Solicitor City Court.

l hereby announce my candidacy for
the office of Solicitor of the City Court
of the City of Americas, subject to
the rules of the Democratic primary
to be held on March 18th.
T. o. MARSHALL.
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G. A. Girl
VIM. NJ. Mcclellan
Frank ]. Hecker, I'd.
Alex McVoy
w. D. McHugh
]. B. Ptomey
NJ. L. Roch
E. D. Deggs
D. G. Brent
Chas. H. Abbott
w. z. Robinson
Geo. G. Pfeiffer
Henry e. Phillips
d. Herschkovitz
w. B. Ferriss
R. S. Quina
]. v. Carter
Mark Hurd, Jr.
Chas. A. Dexter
n. o. Arson
Felo McAllister
D. J. Hayes
J. 81. Sheriff.
Max Lilienthal
R. C. Ralph
W. B. Adams
R. A. McGrath
Leon johnson
Jno. H. Griffith
A. G. Wilson
J. u. H. Barker
Louis Mehorg
Richard Stearns
w. w. Dunn
DR.. r. Lewis
d. d. Douglass
J. NJ. Sellers
j. r. Suggs
H Lee Bell
G. W. Owen
C. q. Bliss
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=. M. Linville
n. Berlin
M. E. Clark
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Emilio Diaz
Joseph v. Riera
Charles Cottrell
ID. w. Jameson
James Largue
Charles Faust
A. L. Rettinger
G. Fl. Hayes
Dave Levy
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Jake Berlin
L. Began
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Robert Y. Stanton
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John Sherman
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Gus Villar
Charles z. Leeds
W. r. Vaughn
Alex McKinnon
r. D. Thompkins
w. A. Nudge
W. J. Williams
G. J. Mcclure
John Pitts
J. NJ. Lewis
J. H. NeIlums
T. B. NeIlums
R. c. Cooper
C. F. Jennings
J. W. Stevens
S. S. Souders
J. c. Dickson
J. n. Patterson
A. J. Johnson
r. W. Mosley
K. /. Garrett
Joseph Gallager
Joseph Licata
L. Layland
Tony N. Licata
NJ. J. White
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Bert Yonge
Fulton F. Mobiles
A. L. McCallun
]. B. Edwards
S. F. Fulgham
Lea Bradley
George NJ. Barrow
William e. Craig
J. 7. Majors
Jas. e. Meek
G. Fl. Muller
Ralph Griffin
A. Gates
B. M. Horne
J. B. Norris
W. W. Hopkins
Geo. Peterson
Chapman P. Gonzalez
j. w. Roberts, Jr.
NJ. J. Rosenstein
C. N. Reilly
]. F. Rhodes
A. G. Hurst
L. M. Harvey
c. G. Hall
Walter Lind
NJ. L. Hall
K }. Owens
Earl S. Luellen
W. S. Lurton
W. G. Bicker
n. e. Bone
M. E. Clark
e. n. Putnam
J. B. Mcneil
F. L. Boone
e. Gale Bombay
Jos. Bradley
Sol Calm
Fred Cameron
Geo. Green
Clark Chavers
Frank C.. Hecker
B. P. Edmundson
n. M. McVoy
James 1 DWELL
n. M. Roche
Alex Rollo
Louis DEM. Blocker
F. G. Brent
Sam Rollo
Charles Simpson
r. Gray McKinnon
G. M. Frenkel
Mark Hurd
Ed Gale Quina
A. D. Cary
Nick Condor
S. R. Mallory
M. L. Lowell
M. E. Bach
r. L. Hall
Dryden Bell
Ralph Berlin
E. G. Gentry
C. N. Berlin
D. B. Gonzalez
S. M. McNeal
Edward Barr
C. H. Goode
G. B Cafiero
Robert Carlin
r. A. Sail
A G. Hinote
w. B. Vaughn
E. M. Price
Lewis Nellums
Lyman Nellums
T. M. Henderson
A. T. Lowery
James Mcclure
Ralph Mcclure
H. T. Banhill
Willie Nellums
R. E. Lambert
J. c.. Kittreu
J. M. Welsh
Ed Foster
A. A. Williams
J. W. Dickson
n. Yonkers
G. T. Kendall
E. P. Brewton
z. ". Fairchild
G. w. Owen, Jr.
T. T. Wentworth
f. r. Anderson
F. Fl. Berry
o. F. Marston
G. r. Vaughn
Roland z. Lee
Geo: w. Turton,
Ed Garner
If each mennb
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w. w. Alfred
w. G. Barrow
E. D. Anderson
Thos. ]. Benson
James McGraw
G.. B. Macarthur
A. z. Pauncey
G. A. Berry
John A. O'Rouke
]. T. Majors
Ashby Miner
E. J. Motta
A. Nickerson
A. M. MOylan
L. F. Martin
Willard Gilmore
S. Donaldson
w. Chipley Jones
S. r. Mallory Kennedy
B. F. Joiner
R. M. Jones
H. M. Jernigan
A. M. Hyer, Jr.
E. B. Williams
Ernest BARS
w. w. Gingles
L. C. Griffin
v. Bruno
n. Bear
M. M. Hughey
L. L. Hughey
E. c. King
J. D. Alexander
Max L. Bear
T. L. Bailey
B. M. Bombay
Joe McVoy
Joe Coriano
]. M. O'Donovan
A. A. Olsen
John A. Merritt
w. J. Merritt
Andrew Majors
John L. Nicholas
R. F. Mitchell
]. M. Muldon
M. S. Maygarden
]. L. Drummery
Boyken Jones
Dan j. Jordan
o. Jacobsen
Jos. M. Jacoby
Charles Joseph
Theo. Jones
Knowles Hyer
Simon Wagenheim
J. Gentry
L. K. Bitch
Wilmer Hayward
Walker Anderson
R. ]. Kilcrease
Geo. w. Owens
Willie A. Keefer
J. r. Hulbet
John H. Christie, Jr.
LaZaar Calm
r. r. Collins
S. E. Garrett
William Hurd
E. w. Bemick
w. A. D'Alemberte
]. T. McHugh
Frank j. Bell
w. A. Bond
Joe Weiland
E. P. Roberts
John L. Benton
Frank Fell
J. F. Richards
John Burns
Russ Roberts
Archie Benton
John Eggart
H. K. Bailey
D. B. Butler
c. E. Bond
Fl. Paulsen
G. H. Dorr
Ed Sheppard
Len Gonzalez
Hamilton Russell
Phillip D. Beall
Albert Riera
c. Ray Mitchell
l.. w. Wells
v. J. Fauria
w. T. Yates
F. Del Castillo
Arthur Johnson
Frank c. Humphreys
L. A.. Gardner
Thomas Freeman
r. E. Williams
J. E. Concannon
Albert Marine
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ESCAMBIA COUNTY BRYAN CLUB
i. Our Senator!

Ed Foster
D. L. Baker
Halcott Anderson
Quintin Borras
]. w. Bruno
Randall Bell
John Braswell
r. Spence
r. v. G. Smith
Raymond Shuttleworth
G. A. Taplin
Archie Thorsen
Jno. B. Tiller
v. M. Tribble
Thos futile
Willie Thompson
Jos. Thompson, Sr.
Floyd w. Brown
W. M. Skinner
S. Pasco, Jr.
P. M. Pritchett
B. o. Miller
Chas. W. Merritt
G. D. Smith
o. E. Smith
]. Solari
Louis Solari
Roasrio Struzella
M. A. Quina, Jr.
W. L. Reeber
E. L. Reese
A. H. Hubbard
G.. B. McAllister
H. w. White
Ashby Willis
W. E. Wilson
T. o. Fillette
Jas. Nicholson
F. S. Renshaw
E. P. Preston
2. Douglas
e. ]. Lambert
]. M. Willingham
]. T. McHugh
c. A. Fulghan
M. W. Briggs
r. B. Bell .....
w. ]. Corner
F. Mohlack
W. H. Mathis
W. M. Mackey
A. j. Mackey
Henry M. Yonge
H. r. Cook
F. B. Condor
H. p. Neuman
George Langdon
John Langdon
A. T. Barkdull
J. M. Perkins
]. A. Robinson
W. r. Rowley
Frank J. Riera
W. F. Hurd
J. M. Hall
R. H. Hardy
H. P. FERRIS
L. Williams
J. E. Ware
Guy Williams
A. c. Ellis
James Whitehead
J. S. Leonard
F. o. Barrow
N. D. Mcdaniel
P. J. Pickers
z. F. Blum
Robert Gonzalez
n. n. Bicker
Henry Phillips
E. A. Massey
Ernest Massey
William Massey
S. J. LiTIienthal
J. E. Mancil
w. H. Tanton
A. Bizazza
n. D. Rice
Theo Muller
Chris Kovac
Jno. Massey
r. H. Massey
Reuben Massey
William Chisholm
A. D. Price
W. Fl. Archer
Jake Bear
Elliott M. Brown
A. T. Rice
J. W. Larkin
F. W. KittreII
R. G.. Cushman
George johnson
John johnson
Bryan Club.
ties, thereby a
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cure second c.
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G. A. Maher
w. A. Bond
James M. Dooley
E. C. Donaway
Geo. H. Hervey
w. V. Coleman
Hunter Brown
Lepa NJ. Herschlzovitz
j. P. McHugh
George Gordon
Jno. w. Graham
E. Greenblatt
j. J. McNamee
A. P. Mobiles
Adrian E. Langford
William o. Lehr
Malcolm Yonge
w. B. Wright
E. P. Wilson
B. L. Williams
F. S. Bowman
Peter Delano
NJ. T. Pitts
E. P. Langford
B. F. Lindsey
]. T. Wright
Charles Hurd
]. M. Harrington
Joe Geri
R. ]. Gilks
T. L. Cant
DR.. A. N. Ames
B. Bear
Theo BARS
J. w. Gingles
]. B. Edwards
B. E. Clutter
A. p. Hart
William Blumer
Herbert Pfeiffer
A. E. Human
Ed Frenkel
Geo. J. Emanuel
L. D. Green
C. L. Griffin
E. ]. Roberts
C. H. Kupfrian
C. E. Lloyd
H. A. Laney
P. Z. Yonge
Thomas Warren
Jno. C. Brosnaham
]. M. Oneto
G. McEwen
T. M. Farrar
James Parker
A. r. Langford
G. H. Langley
Alex M. Hyer
Jno. Marich
J. ]. Sullivan
H. S. Souqse
Fl. D. Self
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G. j. Quina, Jr.
Chas. E. Abbott
w. H. Knowles
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Chas. ]. Herbert
Harry Wagenheim
w. H. Watson
C. T. WEIGH
w. Whitwell
J. M. Golson
w. r. Davis
Harry Captain
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James Benton
]. T. Richards
R. L. Roberts
w. o. Fell
Jno. W. Rick
]. G. Fell
Ernest Bailey
Willie Rich
W. J. Etheridge
H. w. Brown
Charles Bergin
]. T. McConnaughy
]. A. Jones
Anthony Riera
Ed Gonzalez
J. w. Graham
Stephen Allen
w. B. Runyan
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Ed Reilly
Adrian Roach
w. L. Parazine
Ed. G. Fursht
J. L. Reynolds
Frank Hatton
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W. E. Henderson
M. E. Quina
H. H. Christie
Edward Cope
Thos. H. Caldwell
J. w. Boothe
William F. Breen
Sam N. Jackson
A. NJ. Jernigan
C. r. Johnson
Joe Rogers
w. E. Rogers
B. J. Griffin
R. Hartman
Pat Eagan
VIM. V. McNair
Geo. D. Hendricks
Raymond Favorite
LeBaron McVoy
o. H. Cooper
Edward Fox
A. G. Reilly
F. G. Renshaw
Jos. v. Riera
Frank Riley
Louis Roach
Chas. R. Roberts
H. NJ. Mcdonald
A. NJ. Hyer
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J. D. Fillingim
r. L. Huntley
T. C. Finch
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Harry P. Ball
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W. B. Butter
William A. Smith
C. A. Slater
Berry Spence
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P. Stone
S. A. Taylor
L. Earle Thornton
D. G. Touart
]. L. Trammel
G. Thiesen
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Joe Thompson
w. H. Upp
w. L. Parazine
F. M. Penton
NJ. Micklebury
J. o. Miller
John Massey
Geo. P. Smith
A. Solari
A. Solari, Jr.
Joseph T. Stokes
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L. C. Rady
E. E. Reese
j. S. Reese
J. w. O'Farrell
j. T. Milstead
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r. J. Bagwell
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-10-16

Fogg, Of the Central, who presented
flowers to Chief Arthur, Mr.. Coffin,
and Superintendent Redmon.
I, WI Monday, Oct. 10, 1891.
The republican campaign In Marshall
county was opened with two rousing
meetings afternoon and evening, held
under the auspices of the Young Mems
Republican Club. Delegations were
present from all parts of the county
and surrounding towns, including
large delegation from Oskaloosa, which
came on special train The LeGrand
delegation Brought with it traction
engine which was run under it's own
power from LeGrand to Marshalltown,
hauling wagons filled with men. and
decorated with "67-cent corn" Mari.
tia township came in wagons dec
GRATED with corn. pumpkins, and the
American hcg. Taylor township sent
her young men in on horseback and
the older people in wagons. Farmers
from up the Story City branch came by
rail. $50 strong. A large delegation
from Liscomb was headed by the
Bethel band, and -one from Eldora
brought the Second brigade band. Mel
bourne also sent a band. The Oskaloosa
delegation was accompanied by q
club of 225 men. headed by
by the Oskaloosa band. and the col
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LAND BARGAINS.

For Sais-l60-acre farm. miles
out: good soil: fine location: house. g.
room: new barn. 48x52: good granary;
double crib machine shed: hog house;
evergreen lawn; south and east front;
we'll fenced and nearly all tiled. Price,
SIS per acre. This Is good one.
ee-hundred-seventy acre grain
and stock farm. one mile from town, on
fine road: good soil, lays smooth: good
set improvements, all thru: lots tile
on farm: well fenced: and one Of best
bargains in Iowa. $25.400. to run :
years at per cent. Can use small
farm on this. Come and look 1t over.
Price $132 per acre.
Hardware stock. in live town. all
good new stock, doing a fine business.
Will sell at right price. Write for par
ticulars.
Twenty other farms on bargain
counter for next 20 days. in so. 100
and 160-acre farms. An extra bar
gain in 240 for a short time. Write
us your wants. We have them. Carr
& Decker, Popejoy. Franklin county,
Iowa.
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Classified Advertisements
One Cent Per word sedosNo

suitable for subdividing. Price s4o,-
900: s35, 900 in cash. balance seven
years at per cent.
2.-106 % acres, close to railroad.
highway. school, post office and rail-
road station. All very level: well wa
tered. Two good houses. Seventy
acres cleared. So "a in timber. Price
$1,000: $4,000 cash. balance s per cent
for years.
Our location is close to creamery and
in a tick free county. on 34th degree OF
latitude and in the artesian water belt.
Don't write. but come and see.
ACUNA VALLEY STORE,
Bryant, Yalobusha Co., Miss.
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Too MlaudU Eor Him

From a story told in Little Rock 1t
would appear that a certain Young man
Of that town was terrified by the con-
ventionalities that appeared to him to
he necessary in the case Of his marriage
to girl of that town.
The youth sent letter to large
clothing concern in New York to ask:
What is the, proper dress for q
Sroom?"
Now, it seems that the clerk who
opened the mail referred this inquiry
TO the livery department. and that the
head thereof dictated brief reply:
Bottle green coat, fawn- colored
trousers, with top boots silk hat with
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Your own. We finance you on the big
gest money making line Of aluminium
cooking utensils and specialties in
America We are original manufac-
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wife by appointment only. Our men
are cleaning up $40 to 500 a week.
Free ss.les course teaches you. Big
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-10-16

Megan. The ceremony was performed
in the Catholic church and was largely
attended. S;&
While switching in the Iowa Central
yards James Weaver had the third
finger of his right hand caught between
the bumpers and so badly crushed that
it had to be amputated. He lost the
first two fingers Of the same hand in
like manner some time before.
Wednesday, Oct. 81, 1891.
"A marriage license was issued in
the clerks office yesterday to w. l..
Stansberry, Of Moberly, Mo-, and Miss
Alice Scurr, of Greencastle township"
The work Of taking out the hitch
ing posts on the east side Of the square,
and tearing up the old sidewalk pre-
paratory to putting down new ce-
ment walk, began this morning, and i.
will be but short time until 1t is
completed. Next spring the south side
is to have new one, thus making a
solid cement walk around the entire
square"
Jesse l.. Wright and Sarah Eta
Schlicht were married at the home OF
the brides parents by Justice Haradon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-10-16

ed here fell said: Il saw only, one
bomb drop before the Zeppelin came
down, but others were found among
the debris. / am told these would
burn and not explode. The Zeppelin
had broken into two pieces, the larger
half hanging over a big oak tree which
stood in the middle OF tine fieid. saw
some dead bodies lying about. Some
Of the men had wrapped themselves up
in blankets, evidently trying to avoid
the flames. I had herd Of valuable
dairy cows in-the field, and these. very
much, alarmed at the blaB ling Zeppelin,
galloped around the field in terror One
of them seemed determined to rush in
to the burning mass, and i had some
difficulty in keeping her away.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-10-16

Every detail of the Zeppelins
brought down near London has been
studied by high British officials. The
two latest zeps" which fell on Sept.
"a, when ten made raid, left much
intact for the British government to-
learn about the intricate construction
of the raiders. The photograph above
which has Just reached this country
shows Lord French, commander Of the
home forces. inspecting the gondola
which fell in a country field ii Essex.
ThiG Yep came down in. a. blaze Of
name, and her crew was killed while
tho otf1er Ian d I !. fe!., k... set
are 10 the envelope. The farmer upon
Whose land the Zeppelin wreck pictur-I
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-10-16
WANTED
FOUND
LOST

when an advertisement does not
give the advertisers name write let
ter addressed as directed in the al
and leave it at the newspaper Office
where the advertiser will get it Inc
publishers can not give the name OF
the advertiser without the advertiser 3
consent. All advertisement for TINS
column ust be in the office at Il
o'clock on date Of publication to insure
ella ssifcation.1
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-10-16
MISSISSIPPI, LANDS.
One third the price, three times tn

One-third the price, three times the
crops Of your land.
1.-930 acres in a body fronting two
miles on a level section line public
road, twelve miles from railroad sta
ton public school This plantation
has on 1t ten frame residences. one
concrete main residence three large
barns, five miles of woven wire fenc-
ing; two miles bond wire fencing. ar
tesian and spring branch water. About
500 acres on the road, level and clean
and smooth farming land. ESQ acres
in park like pasture and 1870 in timber
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-10-16

isii peasants living In the cork oak re-
gions OF that country, the Gas being
obtained from cork refuse. AS de-
scribed by one authority. the process
consists in filling several large tea
kettles with waste bark, and placing
each in turn over the fire during the
evening, burning the, volatile gas as It
escapes from tilS spouts. The carbon
lied residue forms the fine black brown
pigment known to commerce as Span
ish brown"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-10-16

ccckade. We can quote you prices as
follows:"
In short time came this plaintivs
letter from the young man in Little
Rock:
\ always knew It was expensive ia
get married but can't you suggest
something little less elaborate ?"-
Youths Companion 81
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-10-16
Sly poaa.

DO you suppose II is really true that
there are more criminals among bach
elors than among married mem"
II YOU mean convicted criminals
certainly do believe It,"
why the distinction"
"Married men get SO much practice
lying to their wives that 1t 10 q cinch
for them to fool the police in case they
happen to transgress the law"