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The Detroit times., 1916-10-16

fore you eat-stretch forth Thy
hand. ] don't care where am. in
a fashionable hotel, in modern
dining car or in your home, | don't
put ANYTHING ia my body without
first asking Gods blessing on H. II
you gulp II down like n hog from
a swill trough. that's your business.
saul missed his chance and his
hand witherod and the sceptre drop
ped David didn't miss his chance
he picked mp the sCeptrc and climb
ed upon the throne Judas reached
forth his hand for the gold that
betrayed Christ, and his name Is
spoken with disdain tttaHi and
Eve reached forth their hands and
ate the forbidden fruit and the
world is suffering from II today
PLATE. poor PLATE rad his chance
but he missed il Those who walk
the streets Of heaven had their
chance and they improved H.. see If
YOU can improve yours
Bring your small store and Jesus
Christ will meet the needs OF De
troit II YOU haven't much abil
ity, brinS It TO the Lord and see
what he will do with IT,
The boys sardines and biscuits
when brought 10 the Lord became a
banquet for thousands Bring your
little store and let Him improve
upon IT, II is Just as easy for Jesus
Christ 10 make loaf as 10 create
the world The world is hungry
and waiting. so give it something 20
eat
Bring what YOU have. said God
You can't all sing Ike prima don
mas or sing the scale like Fred or
Rode bring what YOU have. Don
BE- bench warmer, get into the
game Never sit silent while some
body is slandering the Lord Put
Him into your business and tell
people Il IS safe 10 come 10 your
place 10 deal because Jesus Christ
is your senior partner. DO you de
liver the goods? Say Yes. but
cant deliver my manhood. DO
something for Jesus
|'m preaching 70 the God who
took Enoch 10 heaven I'm preach
Ing 20 the same Cod who made the
water gush from the rocks; tbs
same God that locked the lions
mouth for Daniel God never
changes You change lie doesn't
Copyright, William a sunday
The Detroit times., 1916-10-16
No t2-mY FIRST THE oANsANT.

No. f2-mY FIRST THE oANsANT.
Youth cares for the Iewel, not
the setting II IS the tragedy Of
age that the setting overshsdows
the jewel
Thus. weary of waiting for the
joy that .bo.t have been in my
young life. reached out my hand
and clutghcd al It myself On a
fine spring day my mother had
sent me 10 do some unimportant
hopping for her in a nearby store.
As ] walked young man had
-vung into step beside me and had
spoken
For a momcn' We stared at each
other What ~av was pleasant TO
me s slender well built youth Of
perhaps 22 or 93. a clean. II not
very intelligent young face and a
certain way of dressing which |
thought smart Perhaps what my
companion saw was summed up in
his own remark
NV goodncst'' h. said What
eyes, Some lamps what
His slang was little unfamiliar
to me. but | knew what ho meant.
| blushed. much too delighted with
NY first complmc.t to be fastidious
with its wording Apparently. too,
this very new friend OF mine was.
in his own fashion. a man " the
world lie lost 40 time in detours.
You're not going to walk forever.
are you" ne asked me-.
NO. answered as simply as I
had before 81 came ont TO do some
shopping for my mother and ] must
go back presently"
Don't you want some tea" he
suggested
hesitatcd, questioning him with
my glance
There's good place down here
just a few blocks" he continued.
They call Il tca. but you can have
anything you want Don't you want
TO go there ami dance"
I'D like 20 90 with you" said,
but / don't know how 10 dance"
My young mans eyes widened AZ
that.
Gee" he said and laughed. ~
thought everybody knew how 10
dance"
And then. as he realized he had
made me uncomfortable
but YOU would learn quickly
enough ne added You've cot tho
shape ~ dancer
dimpled again
Wei. viii yol zoe' ny com.
psnion asked yCome on Nv name
Is Fred Ellerslay
NV names Diana" tod him.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-16
Billy Sunday Speaks on the
Hand Withered By Hosting Booze

work, II II because you are WIN
cred
God has given Detroit an oppor-
unity thousands OF cities want. GER
tainiy youll not miss t. God gives
every one chance 10 speak to
some one about Jesus, 10 try 70
lead him 10 the Lord. and II Is the
man with the withered hand who
does not do f. Some people now
on the road 20 hell have had their
opportunity. but didn't improve il,
and they lost out.
Don't be like the priest who saw
the Leylte lying Injured and didn't
turn aside 10 minister 10 his needs.
II he had he might have been as
famous as Paul and Peter, but he
didn't He had his chance and
missed r. think It Is an awful
thing 20 miss a chance God throws
At YOUR door. II is an awful thing
for 4 church 20 miss a chance to
do something for God You have
an opportunity such as you have
never had before 10 win souls TO
Christ
III lUulh lIfIf dIf men W nv nav y
stood SO long with their arms eX-
tended the members have withered.
They have lost control over them
and can no longer bring them back
10 their body. / have known men
who have had their hands In their
pockets so long n would be impos.
sible for them 10 pull one hand out
with "A dollar for the Lord
The hands have withered some
people have lifted booze so long
their hands are Withered and they
can't open their Bible. some play
cards until their hands are witheF-
I'd and they can't do anything for
Jesus I've a much right TO play
cards as Won have, but II did you
people wouldn't have much respect
for my religion. II YOU did. |
wouldn't give three whOops for You.
Many cannot take the hand OF a
husband or OF a member OF your
lodge and ask him 70 come 20 Jesus
because their hands are withered,
God is giving YOU your opportunity
now: see II YOU can improve it.
Moody took his one talent and
NSfU u IDI Inv lolu anu you edN '
him power 10 save thousands. There
are men looking into my face this
afternoon who have moro brains
than Moody, but the trouble is they
are not willing They just drift
along like a round peg in a square
hole and haven't moved anything
for the Lord "
Jesus went into the synagogue
on Sabbath day and he found
there man with a withered hand
What did he do He said. stretch
forth thy hand and when he had
done so, Jesus returned II 10 its
normal condition Don't look only
in the grog shop; you can find
them in the church, in the choir
loft. among the stewards. vestry-
men aud elders, in the young peo-
pies society; everywhere You And
people who have had their oppor.
tunity and didn't improve il.
Jesus Christ says 10 you with
little ability, Stretch forth thy
hand You say: I have never done
personal work'-stretch forth thy
hand You have never prayed In
public-stretch forth thy hand. God
will loosen your tongue You say
you have no family altar in your
home stretch forth thy hand You
are afraid 10 ask Gods blessing be
The Detroit times., 1916-10-16

AUTO ACCENSOnIr3s

PREPARE YOUR CAR FOR WET
AND STORMY WEATHER
Vow is On" time 20 prepare your car
Tor wet and stormy weather a new
TOY - protect luu from mo elements.
chains tu make driving safe Lights
that CONFORM o. traffic regulations.
and hundreds ~ other things that
mako drlFing comfort and pleasure
in aIl kinds ~ weather And at bar
gain prices at the PURITAN
Tops FOR Ford cars wifr JlTS cur
talns and dust boot ........ so 80
Studehoker NIB 1913 Mohar top
Jiny. curtains, snd dust boot So 30
Tops FOR FLANDERS 20 roadster and
touring These are all second hand
MohaIr Tons Take your .h1ige.
BarRaiu prices
onc-man Mohair Tops ~
Overland "15.
BORT 1aI4-16
King 4-ovliuder.
Maxwell "g5" 1ort
Dodge. 1918
Attached 20 your car ........ So 50
We CAH EFT, MOST Any, MAKE
Tors ESPECIALLY Low PRtcTs
LARGE STOCK or TOPS or WE
WILL MAKE a lOP no YorR
WE Also MAKE WINTER CIR
TAtNs. ENCLOSED TYPE. For
ANY CAR Low PRICES COME
AND SEE orr DEMONSTRATORS
Get new Radiator FOR your ,ar.
New Tenders, az ......... 3 90 ga
Springs, a. ................ On up
Rims. all sizes ........... $50 Co 81
Bargains m odd Lamps. OIL iauENs.
Grease cups and hundreds % other
things on our bargain table
Come on out and look them over.
Auto Robes Fine quality, So, S,.'O
Now Is tn" time ~ year you need a
Spotlight. We have dandy
Get yourself fine warning signal
hand-tone horn ...: ......,... 81 ~
High grade electric head liGhts-ft
most any make " car. s. value
CHAINS 10 make drll lnr safe all
siEes. ranging from - 80 81 - set
Gauntlets that will make driving
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Tnlined horsehlde ....... s. 90 pr.
steer Warns that ~ your steering
wheel Electric operated Keeps
your hands warm IN all kinds ~
weather From ...,.... 81 10 So.
Keep your car looking VOL In all
kinds Of weather Use our polish
Put a new stream line body on your
$50 set OF socket wrenChcs. Is dit
keen a set iu his tool box s. 90 sct
store upen sunday from N 70
I p. m. Special Mail order Depart
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Book
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The Detroit times., 1916-10-16

that existed as a chronic civic all
ment that had been gro'
acute with tho years.
Saloon Largely TO Rlan-e.
However" he said. II believe
that the saloon has been the source
from which much OF the corruption
went out Judge Anderson who
heard the cases OF the Terre Haute
officials convicted OF election frauds,
said 80 per cent OF tho election cor
ruption could be traced 10 saloons
and saloon influence The same con.
dition applies 10 Detroit. in my opin-
ion. The addresses OF false regis
tration prove this In themselves.
The districts where the illegal en-
tries are thickest are the districts
where the saloons and pool rooms
and other gambling places are thick
est
The spectacle OF challenger for
a civic organization standing in uu-
molested safety i'm river-front cleo
ton booth. promises 10 be one OF
the rare delights OF the November
election. Heretofore. Citizens league
challengers have been subjected to
much abuse and in many cases have
boon elected on the orders OF the
chairman OF the board Police on
GERS have invariably considered IT
their duty 10 obey the orders Of
the chairman This year, due 10 tho
agitation aroused by the EXPOSURES.
policemen will be instructed that II
Is their duty TO protect the challeng-
era. and that the orders Of the chair.
man arc not anal. but subject TO the
Judgment OF the officer
The Detroit times., 1916-10-16
Saturday Afternoon Sermon


Luke vi, G: Jesus went into the
synagogue on sabbath day, and
lie found there a man with "A with.
cred hand
lie was not dead waiting for an
undertaken 10 take him 10 the grave.
yard; he was not blind and crop
ing his way 60 the colin he was
not deaf or dumb / have known
many men who found 10 impossible
TO do certain things because OF a
withered hand. withered hand Is
worse than no hand ~ seems to be
always in the way 10 is no better
than a dead hand there is no work
II can do, no design % can execute.
"A man may be- great genius,
but he Is greatly handicapped with
a withered hand You can see what
a barrier II would Do 20 him. He
may have the genius OF q Raphael,
but he Is only half a man
The hand is one OF the most i'm.
portant members OF The body None
OF his ideas could ind expression
on canvas, in marble. or iu archi-
lecture, because he had a withered
useless hand He may Dee as full OF
music AS Paderewski. but he could
never play a piano because OF his
withered hand
The hand is mans faithful ser.
want, II always obgys his com.
mands. II Is the hand that carries
the food 10 the mouth. a IS the
hand that viii put gun 10 mans
shoulder and murder hi- dearest
friend n is he hand which rocks
the cradle. 90 was 'hc hand that
built the ships I'm which Columbus
discovered America 10 g. the hand
which builds our battle-hips II is
the hand thai makes ou- cannon
and rife. n WAS the hand that low.
cred the for SITS and built homes in
the wilderness II VAS the hand
that wrote the Declaration Of hide
pendenCe, 81 was he hand hat
built the locomotive. the steel mills
II was the hand wired r. and light
ed It. n Is the hand that builds the
telescopes that enable us 10 study
the heavens n iS he hand that
sends message that speeds like
the wind under Tho sen 90 cOun-
Try YOU have never visited il was
the hand hat wrote The bible. the
hand that built the pyramids. the
hand pluCked the fruit IN tho gar
den OF Eden end the world IS suf-
ferinE from the result today the
hand held the surgeon knife which
prolonged your ufe. the hand Of
Judas took the betrayal money. the
hand ~courged Jesus the hand
placed the crown of thOrns upon
His brow. the hand nailed Him 10
the cross and the hand took Him
down he hand placed Him in the
sepulcher tho hand rolled the stone
away and discovered that He had
risen
you can find persons with with
cred hands everywhere They can
not do the work In the world they
would do because they are handi-
capped The drunkard cant do
what he ought 20 do because OF
drink. Tho woman who lies causes
her wcmanhood 10 wither, she
cam 1--we The kind Of NE she would
live. because she IL withered In
every church there are people who
cannot DO what they would do be-
cause thew have given themselves
to The devil. they are withered
You say YOU can't do personal
The Detroit times., 1916-10-16
Marriage Licenses

TeIIv Malszke % wladyslaws
/ Kollnowska, u.
August J. Blum. -Detrait. Emma
9 Haharth, -. New Baltimore
Frank Wroblewski. o. Detroit;
Mary tHot, %. Highland Park
Charles. Arnstoiner %. Amelia
Herbert sutherland is. Mary Ann
Rennie. IS
Charles I.aughornc. ~ Mary Up
the grove. -.
Horace G Buckley. e. Pearl F.
hi6er, plocwey 81 naIa Myrend,
John Rocky, e Mary v Kovocs.
Guiserrs Asuelars .2 An'onlno
cRSrise "a corrin'. % Ruth f.
Ge6rssi IT Monaghan, 81; Johanna
William snorkotsky 81, Lillian
Charies y osborne - baltimore,
Ma Clara .Renscr. -, petrott
william y. rnniss ~. Mary Ruan
f9Gn Kovoklk. .S Eva wojciech-
Frank r Brooklarh a.. Iva c. FL
Harry watson. so Manda Wilson.
Anthony @ Grabowski. g. Detroit.
Gertrude Winccl % WAYNE
Fred .Mosko, - Detroit Emma
WtIliam l. smith. 26. Detroit. NeI-
lie O'Mollcy 8 Montreal
Chester u Pratt. 56. Crosse Isle;
Mary \ Groh. A. same.
. Joseph o Talandis. 2s Elizabeth
Eafi rI~nme p. Lillian Gaguon.
william Haawold % Detroit Gus
Gerald T. sniloro. cS Grethei
Aihsr' smith wlhslmin" Rob
Edward crawford rs Nora cham
louis ret,o. o. Emma each. IS
William y e. Charrer. -. Hen
rictta T. TvrItrtrus.
Michael souovskv IS. Katie Uzyh.
Arthur Mrard. o. rtvuc Cook IS
William HNsouL o. Detroit Edith
Rlerk. ~. Greenhurg. Pa
Charles Nafhs 90 Lillian Essler.
Cloyd T. yearicl,. 81 Detroit Eva
" Moon IS. Marion -
John zencik % Elizabeth Hocik.
o David Manseau 20. Elodie DUO
John Kuhik. %. julia vukrat -
Charles 4 KorN. - Pauline
Thielerk
Georgo 70 Kuhn oo Fostoria o !;
Elmo T. Martin 2l Rising sun. O.
leo Murphy. %. Louise Kraft IS
George Kaiaput &c. I"n,sak Mari.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-16
Citizens League Played
Prominent Part In
Fraud Expose
MANY OBSTACLES
WERE OVERCOME
Henry Nj. Leland Tells
of Persistent Crusade
For Clean Ballot

-Four years ago, Henry NJ Leland,
president OF the Cadillac Motor Car
company realizing that election con
ditions IN Detroit were bad, decided
that movement OF citizens with the
welfare Of Detroit az heart was The
only force that could wipe out The
reign OF tho precinct BOSS aud tina
ward heelc-
He summoned Phny W. Marsh At
torney 10. ,as Detroit civic League,
later 10" Detroit Tiii1oas' league
Mr.. leland wa prime mover In
The organization ~ citizens, dedica'-
ed 70 clean city government
We know & exists. sad Mr. -,
hind. ''Wc Irox mere has bsen
fraud il oar electiope rcy long
time II might take a long time 70
get 20 the bottom OF II, but let's
start now"
rha was the beginning Of the
movement which can sum up the
good Il has dcne i'm tho exposure OF
primary and registration frauds that
nave rocked Detroit in the last few
weeks. II was movement treated
not seriously enough in many quar-
ters whore politicians were content
TO let things ride In fact. there
were many obstacles TO overcome
In some quarters tho ieaguc met
With open hostility. In others II was
considered one 81 the kln1 Of an.
noyances that must exist But
large number OF loyal Dcrroiters who
had 40 fears for the powers Of gang
rule continued their work IN the
league
The four years fight had itc first
big success In the paSsago ~ the
charter amendment when provided
for the creation OF the election com
mission.
That VAS the first and most Inn
poriant step" said Mr. Marsh We
got conclusive evidence two Years
ago that there We're gross frauds in
The primaries, but We could not do
anything because there was no OH
cial body thru which we could get
action m removing the men on
boards responsible for evil oondi-
lions our Challengers would be
abused and eiet ted from booths W.
would 20 10 the city clerk lie
would see the wrong. OF course. but
he was poWerless 10 dc anything
We know-we would have 20 have
central body "A tribunal that would
control the organization Of the city
election officials
Prosecutor IasuowskI knew two
years age OF the evidence Of fraud
which We had unearthed lie could
do nothing. dltho he Wss anxious 70
remedy the situation The moment
we knew that the election commits
zion amendment had passed We
were quite certain he hght had been
won The events of the last few
weeks have proven We wero right.
Tho commission. with It's authority
to remove men FOR fraud. incompe-
tence or neglect, has been able ~
strike ar the heart Of the situation
The exposures have awakened the
city, and the sentiment from one
end Of Detroit % the other is that
Rrea' change for the better must
DC mado Omciels have plunged into
the work OF protecting the city at
the rext election. and from tho
cpirit that he's h"en rhovn. ! believe
net-oit Will have the rare expert.
encs " enjoying IN horesr election
ne1t November"
Mr. Marsh is uae-lllinE ;o lay the
Nam" fcr election debaucberies
against aGy set or men or candi-
dt'es TIo 10 cribes TIC situation
The Detroit times., 1916-10-16
HUTCHINSON ONE
UP ON BARNES

MOUNT VERNON. y. Y. oct "a
Jock Hutchinson Pittsburgh. was
one MP on James Barnes. White
marsh Valley club. Philadelphia ~
the end Of tho first round of their
S6.hole match today for the profes.
aionsl golf championship OF the
United States
TIE Cards
The Detroit times., 1916-10-16
TELEPHONE
OPERATORS
WANTED

Owing to the constantly in
creasing number Of calls, we
require additional operators.
Pay while learning. Advance
ment rapid. Permanent posi-
tons. Apply between hours of
ga. m. and 8 p. m. Operators
School, Michigan State Tele-
phone Company, corner John
K and Madison.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-16

WOMEN WANTED-FuIl time, $15;
spare time Csc an hour selling
Guaranteed Weorpr0of Hosiery 20
weHrer Experience unnecessary
Enormous Christmas business.
Wco~ Proof NtlS Norristown. Pa.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-16
NEW YopK aUrrrR AND rGes

NEW YORK. oct - --Hutter
Quiet receipts. 12642 creamery sx-
ira. 34X n 7Sc state dairy tube 2sU
9ALc imitation creamery .frsts 9oiA
R7ir. ID special 35ts 72fc Egg
Weak receipts. is-oo. uoerhv white
fancy 551Ssc nearby reiVcd fancy.
slT 4Nr sverh nrsts 7aT4Oc
The Detroit times., 1916-10-16

% ACRES. Ia mites from Wills ~
Improved good buildings ard
fenced stock. crops ana tools ~ fH-
siref u YOU want NJ Farm
hotne. sec this
KrNGpN real ESTATE CO
10 WHITNEY Pf0S MATS 5i7f
The Detroit times., 1916-10-16
FoR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


For NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Typewriters-Late Models
Underwood. Corona.
r. Royal. Smith. Raining.
.&&&H TYPTwRTTER co, leO
Jefferson. near Wood
ward, Main Iio2.
STORAGE tui nlture, nearly new. bar
gain price. Sumner Co.. Mich q attn.
SODA FOUNTAINS. new ana used:
steam tables. store furniture, cof.
fee urns. Easy terms. Geo, Marsh
Co. 30 East Atwater-st. Main 47sl.
ROoMS--FurnIture FOL rooms com
piete. 81 week sumner. Mich. a 9TH
Typewriter Bargains
SIS to SEQ. direct from factory easy
ROMA. etc. Renting 81 so UP. LarS-
wRiTERS CO. Cadillac sss5. 7-cam-
plus Martius. next bet Oh. house.
LINGs LATEST LIST
OF FIANO BARGAINS
Easy terms OF rental or sale:
Bradford returned rcntal...... 40
schiller IA chmsnn. just like
new OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 7 %
Roardman & Grsy.............. 40
walnut -...''..... 49, ls5
J & G Fischer. in nue condi-
J. '&'' c Fischer very sweet
tone ................... ......... go
Krakauer RroT ITNe. new 49,. 37j
Newby &-Evgns, In 'f~rst-c class
CONDITION ~. ...,,. ..,..,,.... $40
Smith x Nixon. good az when
Newly & Evans, entirely rem
lshFd ......-..... -lN
Aose ....... ..,.'.'.,'....'... 5h-
Milton. fne tone .................. 225
Steger, finest STYLE ........ ........ ler
Schiller very sweet tone, 1870
Schiller like new .............. 22S
Regal, fun size modern ........ 1873
Kaufman. returned rental .... 12h
Milton. In good condition ..... 1T5
Willard. fair .......... .......... li5
Heineman pianoa sweet tone
and durable each ........ 1873 %
TIFFANY. plarsr.r'orO ........ 3Tb
Newly & Evans. pi3ver-piano
in fine condition ..... $50
Bchr Bros. black case fair tone 90
LING PIANO HOUSE
rs Library cor Grand River-ave.
east. over Nocrulev's book tor"
No agents. one price
The Detroit times., 1916-10-16
House

Close a. Grand Hiv'r Siv rooms and
steam 6"aI new and md all mto I'd, r.
only 81 200 hnlf cash Soc by ap-
ppjntu'ut only.
MALONE .'s .'t''r I'll. REALTY 90
5ol Free Press Tfap
Member Detroit Real E-tato BOARD
The Detroit times., 1916-10-16

DEATH in this family forces this
lr gf.fGI lf'.s~ra Farm on ne uPr-
krt for M immediate sule. only ore
milo o. V.>.w $50 miles 20 Doe
'r..f. Gay'rvf counts. ~ acres ne
dor .l'tirat ton 7-4rra apple ar.h hard
about % a.Trs 80 muck pasture
lavf large l1.rHnw house with fT'i
bs aenent. euNtH barn and 1870
poultry barn. poultry houses
with Tits farm We viii sell a
good team 81 horses % head %
cattle { hogs $50 chickens and all
n" tools FOR farming. togeth or
with about 80 tons 81 hay. CORN
end potatoes also new fall HeeAinE
- I'VE $4,000 buys evervthirs
vl'r $4,000 cash, no eNchauA
81. ST. tottrell
EYSTER. The Farm Man
500 Majestic pldE
The Detroit times., 1916-10-16

HELr wANTED-FEMALE
The Detroit times., 1916-10-16
TO RENT-ROOMs
HOTEL FRANKLIN

Cor Lsrned ana bstes--oniy o block
from Woodward and Jsnerson-avea
and only half a block from the new
Interurhan waiting room. Extra
One rooms az iSc. vi ana ti.so per
day
The Detroit times., 1916-10-16
ron >ALE-REspENCE PROPERTY

Complete material for building a
nve-room cottage, sass Save four
prohts Cali s07 Ford bldg. or
phone Main $3.50
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1916-09-29
STATE BOARD OF
HEALTH MEETING

Des Moines, Sept. 2S.-The Iowa
state board Of Loalth commissioners
today went into conference with q
committee representing the Iowa
League Of Municipalities regarding
the laws and rules Of the commission
regarding quarantine in various large
cities. The purpose Of the conference
is to determine Just what precautions,
supplies and so forth the cities Will De
required to furnish. A number OF CIT
les have complained that the health
commissions demands are too severe
and are unfair to the municipalities.
The committee Of the league incluo'
ed E. P. Mulberry, Newton; DR.. J.
]. Cole, Oelwein: j. F. Ford and A. Q.
Mueller Fl. Dodge; James r. Hanna,
Des Moines, and Frank Pierce. Mar.
shalltown.