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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-10-12

II 10 only through Information
aI cooperation giving . reason
able assurance OF peace that we
may hope for the Limitation Of
ornaments
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-10-12

We have determined to cut
out, root and branch. monopolis
tic practices, but we can DO
this without hobbiin0 enterprise
or narrowing the scope OF le9'
innate achievement
W. demand q simple business.
like budget.
believe Il 10 only throu"h .
responsible budget. proposed oy
the executive. that We shall
avoid financial waste.
We have had brave words In
series Of notes, but despite
our protests the lives Of Amerl.
cans have been destroyed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-03
Just Read This Enthusiastic
Endorsement Of Our
Painless Methods and
Our Careful Service

This n 20 certify that my yefy
bad liberated tooth was pulled nY
the Regal Dentists without paln,
When Z got into the dental chair &
shook Ike q person would with Inc
sRus. You can imagine how greatly.
surprised was 10 know that the|
tooth had been extracted ana laid 30
the bracket before I realized ~. FOE
! had not been hurt biz
- intend sending my son 10 fno'
Regal Dentists for feel coEfidsne|
be Will receive painless d~dtisfry.
and have his teeth properiyltak~6|
care ~. and ! Will Fecommfyp tho
Regal Dentists 20 al my fri{li u
need OF good, painless denfisty L
MRS. -. ~ BI<JDvI
-Oiaila, W(h
Now. ~ you could be sure ~ ret-'
ting treated as we'll az Mrs. Biocu'
when u IL necessary 20 have derfaf
work done. you would be satisVe6..
YOU CAN be treated Just as wSuzI
and you WILL BE n you come
this office. We offer the nervlc<V
Of hiRh-grads. graduate. registered
dentists. every one Of whom hsxu1oaE
certificate from the state dpHyj
board hanging IN front Of his dentd
chair. in plain sight Of all We offe4|
you the best II materials and To
lowest prices We offer YOU an rome
clad guarantees Of satisfaction win
your work, which viii be sign4
both By the operator who did IN
work and BY l. X Clark. y. y. 4.
owner and manager OF this office
who IL thoroughly responsible.
May we sug gest that you come u /
at once and have one Of our expertsE
give your teeth a thorough exanina-<
ton and estimate 81 what IL will cos<5
10 put them into perfect conditioaE
You will be surprised 70 find hoN5
small the coyt will be.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-03
lo-Male Help Wanted

wANTED--HY sEATrI.E rtVfi. aEH-
vice Commission applicants for exam
ination Tor rurrhasinE agent one Va
cancy. SALARY Stf9 per month Dufiss
Tn act Under she Board ~ Public
works IN purehasfnz supplies r4aip4
meat etc. Tor all city departments
Applicants must 30 citizens u the United
states and actual residents u the cisy
81 Seattle for one year immediately
prior e. the time Or Ming application
uhich must b. Med not later than
October ~. 1915. on blanks abiainabis
a. the Commissions office. County ard
city Building
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EGYpTIAN
EUG 7 INN
PHRENOLOGIST

Madam Nina has just arrived In Seattle.
never was here before and she can tell
YOU all your past life and what your
tuture life Is To bo, can advise you In
business affairs family affairs and love
AFFAIRS. tell YOU when you VIII marry
ana the Initial Of the one you win
marry how to conquer your enemies
and avoid AL trouble and be happy;
tells YOU In regard to your absent
friends tells you what you are adapted
for and how To be successful In life.
tells you what business IL most lucky
Tor you. The madam viii give you
every aatisfaction. Her readlnsa are all
confidential. charges 80 cents The
madam can be found at 2fsh Union at,
between second and Third ayes, ver.
non Hotel
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MADAM NELLIE

World's greatest ciairvoyant and phrrn-
oiprisi. guarantees TO read your entire
NE. past. present and future. gives true
advice on business. love. health and
family affairs tells she name ~ youf
future husband or wife and what 20 do
TO he successful IN life she has Just
one visit viii pay you for your many
disappointmrnts In others She win r..
move an obstacles and tell you how to
win ana hold tho one you desire She
gives advice on al important affairs Of
life. Special readings zoe Hotel Elk
rnnm 9. lei Nnnnnd- naar Ilne
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NINE. VICTORIA

Tho celebrated phronoiogfAt, ciairvoyant
and paimist. gives scientific readings
on all Affairs 90 NE past present or
future. You have seen tho others now
see the best. ~ In trouble All readings
guaranteed satisfactory or no fees ao-
cepte1 Readings Boo Location over
owl drug store 30hh Pike st.. room H.
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rot ffttf RANCH

Ftue siea tract improved hnsss
hafn water ege fronting on
eauntf road viihin e. fFa nin-
utss san ~ fern aharf school
Afd stores Wiz sell ~ sf7a
fnust have rs aaan. balance -
nsnnthig Apply 81 hard ere
siofs KifkiaHa. Wash FOR Then
HnfklinE Mar Orchard i'ouitfF
Farms
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MEDIUMS
ROYAL EGYPTIAN
QUEEN


aired Egyptian phrsppioElst Have vour
palm thoroughly read and explained rs
genuine Egyptian nalnnisi ana clair
toYauf. uns naturally gifted with the
power 90 tell many couinE events %
your iife She tells ~nss you called for
names ~ friends. enemies how to gain
success IN business health, courtahiy.
marriage divorce. spsruiaiionH and
transactions of all kinds 40 matter
what may 10 your ambition hope or
fear, she guarantees - help you Are
Won ~ trouble DO you lind ~. one
you have bestowed your trust ana AZ.
fecflons lpon acting cool and tndiffer.
sut toward you7 She advises on all
important affairs ~ life special thi.
week. readings 80 cents. b23 univsr-
sity. corner sixth ave
MADAM DAVIS NOTED EUHoPEAN
card reader Price Sec win her won
derfui riairNoYaut powers rhn tells YOU
all. ono reading viii convtnr. YOU
Questions answered 1919 seventh be-
tween pike and Pine
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PLANES IN RAID

LONDON. Oct 3.--British aefdE
planes raided German airship
shed near Brussels yesterday. tho
announced today. One
u the raiders failed 10 return.
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Regal Dental Offces

Dr. T.. ". CLARK. Masager
I<os Third Ave. -. W.. Gosoer TAN
asd unbea.
Diagonaify across from the PosG
office. BE aure to get TO the
right place
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SPECIAL


owner IN California writes us 10 sell his
place here. 10 ncrss, flno soil. nice
Broom house which alone soat 500
ron QUICK SALE. f5ao
See Mr., Bsckman. i0i Washington. geatti.
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45-Farm Lands for Sale
ACRIs. IMPROVED
fRftt Ss5o. ItsN TERMS

Fine soil; lies we'll about ono acre
Ia poiaioeai 2 SPRINGS facing
county road. sasf driving dts
tanee 20 Seattle public market
HaNe good house fisat across road
from this property which anYon.
buying can have uHr ~ Tor a year
or SO without charge Good
neiEhborhood close to school
Terms $50 down. asa monthly
Call 2e2 Sew York Block.
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CHEAPEST FARES
TO CALFORlo

FIRST CLASS
San Francisco .......S f<
Los Angeles ......-..... IL
San Diego ..-..........- "a
SECOND CLASS
san francisco -.--.-..-...-
Los angeles .-..-...-..-.-.. IL
osh Ofeoo ..----- ..-.....- III
Two more OF the Mccormick
Steamship Lines fast steamers VIII
sail this week for Southern CaiiSor|
MIA points--the Willamette Thurs
day. October 5. and the -Mulfnol
mah." Friday. October 8. Ever
convenience for passengers is pro
yided. and the meals served are IN
surpassed As the sailing list We
rather large last week. 1t will q
wise TO make reservations Z
once. Full particulars at Milwar1
kee City Ticket Office. Second ave
and Cherry ST.
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CURES MEN

who. through Errors ard Excess.
suffer from Chronic Weakness,
impaired Manhood. Pain In the
Back, Nervous Debility. Lost W.
tally. Kidney and Bladder rrou.
bles. are quickly cured By
DIR. PIERCE'S .SExOID
By mail 81. or six boxes for Is.
Every box guaranteed Call OF write
RAN NOND REMEDY CO.. Room q
Hotel Antlers. Fourth and Uuion
luans Msi. ts&3
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fs--Houscs for Sale

BUNGALOW HOME. $500 CASH
North Epd. brand new h-reonr modern
bungalow oak nrnri beautiful build
ms buffet fireplace cement base.
menf laundry taxloo- foot 'of. no
mortgage to assume. assessments paid
w fun Only ige month Including
Interest
c. J. BELL. & co
2is Globe Hik Main ztgg
ron SALE -NEw s-RooM BUNGALOW
bath and hail aud garage. rhsAp
;ie7k. tssA cash balance cssv terms
Eighth ave. y W and iiuEhbanks
plsce Phone ballard ste4
ArEarrv, I avdr for C,f.
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, LEGAL NOTICES


IN TUE DISTRICT COURT oF THE
United States. for the Western District
OF Washington.
No. bea2. ~ BANKRUPTCY
In the Matter OF Myer aud Isaac Himei.
hoch. individually and as Himelhoch
Bros HankruptH
To tho creditors Of the above namod
hankrupts and 10 all other persons In
interest
Take notice. that the banlrupts above
named have petiti1ned this court Tor a
fun discharge from all debts provablc
against their estate under the acts Of
congress relating to bankruptcy. and
that hearing will be had upon said
petition. before said district court at
the court room OF said court. in tho
city 81 Seattle. in said district. ON tho
sth day Of November. 1915. al 10
o'clock IN the forenoon at which time
and place You and each Of YOU may
appear and show cause. IL any YOU
have, why the prayer Of tho said peti.
TONERS should not be granted
Dated at Seattle this 2end day OF SEN
tomber, 1915.
tScan FRANK L. CROSBY. Clerk
hy - ~ I,EI'rCH DsnutV
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r. NJ. BATTLE. OF Seattle, has
named two new dahlias after Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Il. Hughes.
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.7-Business Chances

37-Business Chances
MAJ HAyfND SMALL. CAPITAL DE-
sifss soad pafiHE legitimate basinesa
trs taessan. room "a. tii Fogrth ave.
tsiesam 3 and &C.
MONTY &AkENesfs gpOMH FfNE
fafHigws. Easd location. fnoms sii fuii
f7ea5 easf terms Call -1f Globe ISIS
snocEHf HAHaAIN -owAEn MrsT
srii on account ~ other business biHe
trade cheap fsnf fTeo. fefn4s call
E2s 9iots block
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S-SPIRITUAL MEDIuMs
MADAM CEAIY
THE GREAT EGYPTIAN rnRENor..

THE GREAT EGYPTIAN puRENof,.
DgfeT
Who has the power To- fogcss~ and tell voa
on al Important affairs NJ ife Tells
fnur pasf present and future life al
riscr in business ana family affair,
courtship ard marriage tells the nam.
n the man Or woman sou pit mar.
teliH Your enemies names, and how "a
conquer shem makes happinea. he.
tween man and wife! tells what Won
are adapted for ard what burfnsx. A.
most iHrkf for YOU tells IN regard Il,
your absent friends The madam was
never In Seattle before She gives every
Satisfaction Readings this Wosk an.
cial. soc Hotel Norris. Room 3. f.asH
Third ave
MADAM zoNA
Hungarian riairvoyant and card rsader
vii tell our past present aud future
No charge " she does not tell you IN.
truth. Room T. Elliott Hotel iesH
CLAfHNoYANT GARD RENpISG
honest and reliable Room /. isss
Fifth ave.
G LAtRvo YANT. cLNfRATDfFST
spirit card reader. horn medium When
others fsll. consult me 90 Howell at
iADAM FRANK. CLAfnVoYNNT cam
reader, palmisi. Use. Green Hotel, sft
cLAiRvoYANT CARD pTIpTSG
week soc
MADAM ray RELIABLE CLAIRvoy.
ant. card reader. itis Fifth. Elliott
to6pw
RELIABLE CARD READfN0 SPECIAL
this week. 100 readings. etc, soc
Room &C. iios seventh ave. upstairs
Mrs G-CLAfRVoYNNT ron
merly at iioS seventh. removed 10
Msnitop Apis. 1890 seventh near
Union
GIFTED hoy MEDIUM: SPECIAL Ike
alts rike At Green hotel. room &
C ,,Iu1 E5ADlN9OReom 3, lsisit IN sy
tor Rent Furnished
FOR RENT - NICELY FuRNfsurp
Groom house. nice lawn ana flowers
Price $500 Address fif6 Sixth ave
\. Phone North 1856
LOOK. ss.B0 MONTH small, TIfp-
nished cottage at Alkl; large lot. gas
range electric lights. free wood Fast
Ass
A DANDY GROOM MOpERN CoTTAGr
completely furnished for ront teoa
crOSScSSSSSc~oSS Slsn HaIsNS.sssoooooo,
27--For Rent unfinished
s-nooM MODERN HOUSE. yf.s0, Al
10 ~ " se.h nsIlsrd go.
29-Unfurnished Apartments
THE ouiNcY-MoDrRN AND
rooms steam heat low rent "a f7th.
sr LAwRBNcE--s AND MODERN
apartments. Call isss Eighth ave
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foR sALE Hg owNER = se-AcnK
dAifF Fanrh miles east 81 Astufn.
good ssfuan hnuss good large harm
fenced GOOD toantH road ard fuilh Funfe
seed ssiis. lots ~ fruit Eaod team =
bead good dsifF easH. chirksns. pigs
and ~ implements ~ zee terms Faf
nsofs ihfafmatiun aritr 60 Tnnf kasusf
Packard route huhurn. WaFA.
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s-For Sale-Miseellaneous

sAsH ANp DOORS
Sold At factory rur~-. direct from cur
mill We shtR am body. anywhere. and
guarantee safs delivery q destination.
Our bic. eampiste eataieEus No, -.
mailed FREE. post paid. A postal card
VII bring one 20 you Sete below
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See Dr.Edwin Thrown, D. d.
II / M $ e i T.
ss.nTSs's DENTIST n; ss ssssT =: g

Get q $500 set OF
teeth for 3.eeo. or .
$500 set for 1880.
These prices include
extracting with out
pain.
I arm now making
Alloy. Gold and SYM
thetic filiings At a spe-
cial low price, and reg
ular 5000 and $500
Gold Gro wns ana
Bridgework for $500
II IN admitted by the
best dentists In Seattle
that my Crown and
Bridgework equal the
very best
Be sure and come 20
Dr. Edwin J. brown, ID
ID. =. himself. ia Ftrss
Ave. Union Block.
Open evenings until 9
until 4 for people who
phon" Main seSe.
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sl~PUBLIC NOTICES

NOTICE
Chas + Linden. prospector OF Criss
creek, u, e.. wishes TO inform the
public that gold has never been found
on Crlss creek In paying quantities
Placer mining ON Celss creek Is Wild.
cat proposition. Don't invest You are
sure 90 lose, CHAS. r. LINDEN
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: acres ouir iehc fare. flee creeks
The soil ~ good
FHttE $500 so sA-u. SO PER
MONTH
tA~t> a sBNrO> co
tftN FIRST Ave Elliott EEs-
~r~~~~-e~~~~~~1N~~~~ s~>~.~.~~.N~
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FISH AND CLANS

Fish AND CLANS
pirssf heat every mafninN 10 our water
font tracts sea the sound nearly
cleared. nne beach. good soit ~ith
Syringe 90 Kinds % eiid berries
haekisherfiss - the hushsi are nov
ripe fish aua piasnK Tor the taking
price taft. t4s RASH ~ per month.
Hss Dahl ~ powns nik. fee second az.
wArtH FRONT
tiis acres - fine alder lard ievets easy
90 clear. fine beach. clans fish. hunt
inE
PRICE siisa
YOUR own TERMS
VIII divide Is suit
sA~t> SEXTON 90.
1919 First Ave. Elliott tstf
THoUsAADA OF AcHEs oF FINE
LAND
isrirsfsd. Logged oft End general farming
land. along the nas lines 81 the chi-
caEe. Mil~aukee A - Paul ny. Write
- call for free booklets
Immigration uuTssu g ~ 81 y ny
second az ard Chssff at. Seattle. wash.
WE SPECIALIZE N AND fe-AcnF
tracts. near q navy Yard Prices
range from szp 20 fiee per acre. on
terms a. suit vuu
CLIFFORD VAN ARsDttE. Inc
teis Third Ave. Jet Washington 81
UHrn skawNure ffn 4 .sFfaaL
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HunFarian clairvoyant and card reader
VII tell our past present aud future
No charge " she does not tell you tho
truth Room = Elliott Hotel IesfL
rike
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23--PERSONALS
define LLOYD

s5e MsHcHANTs LUNCH. Will
cafe. Seventh and Union
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FREDERICK 4 NELSON REQUIRE
the services % an experienced fur cuts
ter and nulshsr Apply employment
bureau
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,s-PERSONALS

ARTIST READS citkuAcrER nf
anHfYfinF The facial features 10 Yaa
have pitturr Ygu eaut 90 send 10 -
aHAiftedf Althn. whenever possible
o. ~ beet tu arrange Ter personal IN.
tnft iTe Frffr tl0u Andres NanieH.
No1m Na college Hotel. y feth aH8
IffH ave 4 a.
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cLAfnNoNANT. CARD REApTSg
honest and reliable Room /. issa
Flrh ave
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ifaiitnE beef lee 10 steer steak i9Ac
10. cookies dor Sc. cat meal hard
tack. lbs &c. best Jersey butter. lbs.
81 90. ranch cEEs. doz Tse. good sc
coffee tic ~ 40. 10 sack flour. csc.
white Linen soap. : bars 3se. dinner.
see. Instant Postum. 80 and &C pkg
fuii cream cheese. zoe 10 potatoes 10
ibs &c. grapes lbs isc.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-10
UNSETTLED LABOR CONDITIONS
AT PACKING PLANTS RE-
STRICT BUYING.
PRICES RECEDE TO POINT
BELOW TUESDAYS CLOSE
Decided Upturn in Cattle Prices, Offer
ines Being Light-Buyers of Sheep
and Lambs Compelled to Pay Price
Demanded by Sellers or Go Without
Review Of Market Conditions.

Chicago, May 10.--Labor trouble at
two Of the larger packing plants tend
ed today to restrict demand for hogs
and more than wiped out an early up
turn in prices.
Receipts for the first two days of the
week total about $4,000 head. being
1890 less than same days last week.
Is. 100 more than year ago and 5000
more than same period two years ago.
Shippers were credited with taking
around $500 hogs Tuesday. and 1t
looked like 1000 left at the close.
Eleven markets received $4,000 hogs
Tuesday, or 22,500 less than last Tues
day. 1850 more than year ago. ana
LOO more than two years ago. Total
thus far this week, 206.0OO. or 45,0oo
less than same period last week, 4o.ooo
more than like time last year and w.
900 more than corresponding days two
years ago. Total for 1915 to date L.
DAB, 900. or LAO, 900 more than the same
period 1915 and 3,467,o00 more than the
corresponding time 1914.
Cattle.
Cattle offerings did not have suffi-
cient volume to prevent decided up
turn in values.
Heavy cattle are doing the best
stunt. Weight is wanted. which Is
contrary to custom at this season.
There was no excess of little cattle in
the run yesterday, but no scramble for
them could be detected. Buyers all
wanted weight. even plain, heavy
bullocks being in request. A class OF
good yearlngs selling at $9.2099.2o
would proba bly, HAY made % and 80
cents per cwt. more had they carried
in excess Of 1.200 pounds over the
scales. A year ago, when there was
profuson of big steers. little cattle had
substantial premium. The only
logical expla nation Is that beef eaters
have money and are not as much dis
posed to balk at big roasts and steaks
as when cash is scarce. It is a con-
dtion not likely to continue. as year
lings will come into their own with
hot weather.
Any little let In the supply would
force killers to show their hand in the
trade. and there Is general suspicion
among sellers that beef stock are low.
Killers have been running on a hand
to-rnouth policy for weeks past. and.
given any material increase in the de-
mand for beef market could we'll make
recovery Of recent price breaks
The recessions in the past two weeks
| have alone hit the medium and plain
grades, along with some fat heavy.
coarse steers; firm market for choice
beeves at prices we'll up to the top of
the seasonH evidencing the strong posi-
ton these classes occupy
Sheep.
Buyers of sheep and lambs hao
either to pay what was asked or to 60
without stock.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-10
characterized the past two 81 three

characterized the past two Or three
years. M . r ss5 /.
held it's last meeting Of the present
school year last evening. After an ex-
cellent buffet lunch business rev rts
were heard the condition OF finances
was found to be good, plans for SER
vice for next year were discussed. and
the following officers were elected:
President, Dr. y. M. Hibbetts; Vice
president, A. l.. Frisbie, Jr.; treasurer,
Louis Kutish; secretary, Glenn Ander-
son. Adjournment is until the open
ing of college in September.
Scarlet fever, which was epidemic
for a time in Chester and Sheridan SO
that several OF the schools were closed
and church services stopped, has now
subsidized until 1t is deemed safe to
open the schools again.
County Recorder A. Pollard OF Mon
tezuma, has developed serious heart
trouble and has been obliged to leave
his office work for = time in the hands
of the deputy and go to Excelsior
Springs, MO-, to try to regain lost
vigor.
The May festival. the sixteenth an
nual one for Grinnell, seems to have
been a season Of unalloyed delight to
all the music lovers the college chapel
could accommodate. The weather was
about as fine as tho made to order.
The season tickets sold covered near
ly the capacity OF the chapel and the
guarantors are not worrying at all
about finances In connection with the
songfest Miss Jessie Christian, OF
this city, SO delighted Conductor DAM
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-10
The Perils Of Peace.

In the taproom of the Crown anc
Anchor the returned warrior was tell
ing some wonderful stories OF the
fierce fighting around the User.
You see that" he exclaimed, with
dramatic suddenness, drawing atten-
ton to a falf-healed. scar about two
inches long over his left eyebrow.
His audience shivered in anticipa-
ton of a new and thrilling adventure.
"Twasn't shrapnel, nor yet coal
box as did that" he said slowly, after
getting rid of his beer in hurry. i
went thru the retreat from Mons
fought at Wipers, chased the Boches
out of Festerbert, and all without res
ceiving a scratch. But the very frst
day | was home on leave had a scrap
with the missus. Suddenly assuming a
violent offensive, she seized the com :
missariat-I mean, before knew Wot
she was I'D to, she drank my bloomin'
beer and hit me over the head with the
tankard!" ~. Il ef.s.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-10
NO INDUSTRIAL REACTION.
War Business Of Country Only Pc
Cent of Total.

washington, May 10,-There will be
no industrial depression in the United
States at the end Of thefEuropean war
in the opinion Of Secretary of Com
merce Redfeld. who wrote William r.
Malburn, assistant secretary OF the
treasury. that the country's so-calieo
war business does not exceed probably
, per cent Of it's total Industrial ana
commercial activity.
Necessary readjustments after the
war will be important and perhaps Sc
rious, Mr.. Redfesd wrote. but the rel
ative Importance of @ar business gen.
orally is ver-estimated.i
so far as We can! learp 1t does not
exceed one quarter Of our exports" he
continued. land possibly is not quite
that muc Even without 1t our ex-
ports would be much. larger than before
the war. Our shipments to South
America, for example, have doubled or
more.
1T does not seem to me quite proper
tional to the facts to suggest that we
NAV find ourselves aSltfe close of the
war with a vast organization suitable
to the production of goods needed In
war times which organization will be
useless"