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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-20
Mayors Proclamation Far cI.an.ur

Mayors VVVC'AWas'0V - OF 4Nt0aN'OP
week.
II we see "blot' on our> city, we
should reach out to erase 1t.
Beginning April %, 1917, to and in
Guiding April 2s, 1917. is our week
fixed for to clean-up.
Burn all rubbish that will burn. clean
your vacant lots and alley-ways. Have
all rubbish that will not burn hauled to
the dumping ground.
Refrain from throwing old paper or
any other rubbish into the streets.
II you have unsightly old buggies or
traps in your back yard. remove them.
They detract from the beauty OF your
home and the town. Open space and
fresh air are better. Y
n your walk liz an eyesore to those
travelling over It., repair II or build
new one.
Clean up the alleys back of your
business houses MT once.
BY all means. let each one take hold
and do their part to help make your
Town cleaner and more attractive.
Now ict sus all boost and hslp. =, ri.
ktgtltS, Mtty IN nv D e s
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-20
PROFIT IN TOMATOES
Growers Mako From SIS to $40 Per
Acre. Crop Seldom Fails. Con-
tractors Pay $11 Per Ton.

Growing tomatoes promises to be un-
usually profitable this year. An acre
will produce from to 10 tons which
can be sold at $11 per ton. A half or
quarter acre devoted to tomatoes will
produce handsome returns.
Tomato growers are assured OF a
crop, five out of six years. Many
growers raise tomatoes for the West
ern Grocer Mills. Contracts are now
being made at 81 per ton. Small
patches can be devoted to tomatoes
most profitably.
The Mills will furnish fine, trans
planted plants at cost. to their growers.
This is an opportunity to show sub
stantial patriotism by growing crops
which can be canned In Marshall
town to supply the needs of thousands
OF people thruout the central states.
Call Saturday and arrange contract.
Western Grocer Mills.
-----------------------------
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-20
SAVE BABY THE
SUFFERING CAUSED
BY CUTTING TEETH
MRS. CARL MecLAlk,
2o5 8. CENTER STREET,
MARSHALL TOWN, IOWA

says DR.. Hands Teething Lotion Is an
excellent Medicine and Is Baby's
Friend: she would not be without IT,"
Babies suffer pain all the time when
cutting teeth and 1t is duty the par
ents owe the baby to relieve this pain
when 1t can be done SO easily. Get a
bottle OF DIR. Hands Teething Lotion,
apply 1t to the gums. 1t eases the pain
promptly. Babys health will be i'm
proved, its stomach will not become up
set and tho Mother will not have a fret
ful Baby to worry over.
think every Mother should get a
bottle Of DR.. Hands Teething Lotion
from her druggist to-day; it only costs
25c.
Ask Mcbride & Will Drug Co. how to
secure a full sized bottle Of
Dr.. Hands Pleasant FREE
Physic.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-20
WOULD PROVE SELF DEFENSE.
Defense Attempts to Prove Cummings
Was Assaulted bv Butler

Witnesses We're put on the stand to-
day by the defense in the trial OF Fred
a. Cummings, charged with assault
w:tn inten. 20 commit murder, to prove
that Curnm!ngs was drunk, that he
was ass iuiied arr that he aytacke l
Butler in self defense. The defense IS
making an effort to prove that Cum
mings was so drunk, and had so little
use of his mind, that he could not form
an intent" to commit murder. The
indictment presumes generalization in
the act.
BY other testimony ii was attempted
to prove that Cummings was assaulted
and kicked by Butler and that he
struck Butler in self defense. The de-
Tense had not connected Butler with
this alleged assault up to the time DR..
A. r. Lynn was called to the witness
stand this forenoon, Judge Willett
ruled, In admitting the physicians
testimony which the court said, he
might later have to take from the
consideration of the jury. DR.. Lynn
was questioned regarding the minor
bruises found on Cummings body
when he examined him the morning
after the assault. DR.. Lynn was not
able to say what caused the bruises.
The defense contends Cummings re-
ceived them when assaulted. The
state alleges Cummings injured him.
self after being locked in Jail.
William Mowry, bondsman for Cum
mings, and tenant in the same office
with Cummings was on the witness
stand this forenoon and most Of Thurs
day afternoon. f. o. Bailey was also
called to stand for the defense It
was expected that Cummings would
half.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-20
OBITUARY..
Burnett.


Louise Mary Burnett, older daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Burnett 10S
North Eighth avenue, died this morn
ing at 6:25 at the Deaconess hospital
from shock following a surgical opera
ton performed Thursday at the hos
pital.
When her babe was less than a year
old Mrs. Burnett slipped while carry
ing the little one down stairs, and
both fell, the babe striking It's head and
sustaining a fracture Of the skull. Ner-
vous trouble developed to such an ex-
tent that the girl had practically be-
come helpless in the use Of her left
arm and leg. The operation performed
was to raise the skull and prevent
pressure on the brain.
Miss Louise was born Aug. 1, 1902,
In this city, and with the exception Of a
year had spent her life here. Until
recently she had been a pupil of the
fifth grade of the Woodbury. school.
Aside from her parents the girl Is sur
vived by one sister, Marguerite, aged
II.
Funeral services will be held Sunday
afternoon at 3 o'clock from the Bap-
fist church, in charge of Rev. r. b.
Davidson
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-20
The High Cost of
1ndigestible Food

The High Cost of
Indigestible Food
falls heavily upon the house
bold where there is no in
telligent direction of the
food supply. Expensive high
proteid foods, such as beei
and pork. impose a heavy
burden upon the liver and
kidneys. They are not as
nutritious as cereals and
fruits. Two Shredded
Wheat Biscuits with milk
supply all the nuriment
needed for q half days work
at q cost of only four or five
cents. Cut out meat and
eggs. eat Shredded Wheat
Biscuit with green vege-
tables and fruits. and see
how much better you feel.
For breakfast with hot milk
or cream. Made at Niagara
Falls. N. Y.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-20

DoTsoN SELLS FARGO FORUM.
Former T.-R. Business Manager Dis
poses Of His Newspaper.
According to announcement made In
the Fargo Forum. that newspaper
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-20
Looming.

Jacob Looming, former resident OF
this city. but now Of Ackley. died at
Ackley Wednesday. His body will be
brought to this city for burial Saturday
morning. Mrs. Looming died here
April 26, 1918, and was buried in River
side.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-20

Dumping Notice.
The public Is directed to dump al
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22

So BAT ni@t TOIIcn fein.
@s 1T i'm 2eben 6dBli9 eingeridtct,
DAB man gum &riege @elo in utenge
brau9t,
llnb mas Dds arms 9era AUDI Iebnt
nh0 bi1iet,
Gum S6ulOen5ablen nur Der 8iirger
taugt
sSn alien 8ldttern baben Mrs gelelsn;
Sin potrtot, per tauft foltb' Anleibs
ibein.
8ebiit Did @Ott, es ipdr 10 i90n ess
ipeien.
9Od febIt Mrs @elb, un6 Ddrum
faHn's ni9t ieia.
2eiO, gaeib unO 9aB, aud i4 bab' iie
empfunoer.
Bie jeoer andre beuti9e Wtann i'm
3dn0.
@Om 5rieben trdumten mir in Itillsn
Stunoen,
Du fam Der &risg ilno unisr 9eib be-
gam.
Sn alien 8lGttern tounte man sinIt
leien.
Der Bette 8iireer font ber Deutide
fein.
Sebut did @Ott ss mar 10 f9On ser
iueien
S9eut iptiien iptr's, man ipra9 10 nar
gum SDein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22
@fn bIim.

Die tleine 2otte: nSante, ipie muB
man benn iein, lpeun man einen
Monn trisgeu ming"
Sonte: uNun Oa muBt Du entlpe'
Der Iebr gut cber fe6r ih0n Iein, ober
gu nuBt piel Gjelb baben"
Qotte mad eiuigem Na4Denten):
,,Goq' einmol, pieDtel bait Du benn
fiir ben Sntel be3dblt9"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22
Gre m pItstrf.

Jrau (dreerli6): ,Retn, lieber
M2ann, bas 1T bob unertrGglih nit
birl Seoen9eperber, Der Inn bic San6
unferer Scooter @lIa anbGlt, peiIt bu
cinfa9 aus gang nitbtigen @rilnben
3uriid. Wi1f 6u nit @eipalt unIer
Sinh gu elmer often Sunsfer iperber
laTen unb i6r in ibrer 8utunft bin=
berlitb fein2"
Monn (gelaRem: Sci nur rubia,
liebe Srau, unO rees bid nidt 70 auF.
RommP 3eit, tommt &dtb".
Trau: vQ(9 mas! Meun bu 10 forts
fG6rit, tommt peoer 6p95eit, nod
Seiratb%
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22
Il n & 3 a DIT.

Srau: .@s rcgnet in StrDmen unb
Oo piaIt Du ins Wirtbs9ous9"
Monn: u9lur Elm ein5ises @Ias
@ier trintenl~
Grou: nDas fennt man; no9ber
triffit Oh quite Sreunbe
Mann: yllnmOgIi9; iper pirb benn
10 berriidt Tein unb Bel bisIem Detter
ausoeben!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22

M2dDame: ,Sie iinb boh cine
i9le6te YerIon Rutbt! gerI6srn ba
Sbrem @rGutigam. sic bdtten see
fern ben edu3en g(beno an ibn gez
ba9t unb batten bod einen onOeren
@erebrer in Der Rii6e9"
R0Gin: DStimmt. gndDise 6raul
Sd baB seba9t: ipenn cr nur 6eut'
ni9t tOmmt, Der S4orI9!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22
s tflG Is.

Scr 8rief ben i'd ebeu nd6 Der
poif brirgeu follts. mar 3i i4per".
,Rein Munber. Der G6eF bate ia
audi oarin eineu Dompfbammer bon
5000 Rilo beitent".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22
obbciten frieg'

characterization (su elmer @totil.iu.
DE De ni9t bialettfrsi Tpri8D. 'Dos d,
tMTat H entiesli@, 5rdulsin g2itnus
d9er, penn Sie foeen: ,.sS1 Fin +
raj itatt $50 BIN 70 fTsil" @sn,ii' !
5ubrinaenl@ - V''uuS1
SHauipielerin: yRsras 9,,.,..
tbuHg, Serr Direttor S6 a., ",,''s. NIX
feins 9enneI~ ~ D''' UV'9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22
80 QIaorbeft

9l.: 'GRun 1T bic beriibmte ruiIiIGs
@ampfpal5e pie es fAelnt, neusrs
bings in Sunttion getrsten."
g.: mMie9 Cine neue ruiiti4e Sfs
feuiiOe an Der Sitfront9"
o.: 80 nein. blob bel Der I'M
pdloung i'm eigenen 9tetde."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22
lluanGenebm.

&aus6err; ,@ds iuollea Sic bonn
itbon iriaOer bier2 SD babe S6ncn ocd
crit gcltern einen lleberSieber &C.
idenftl~
@cttIer: s@ntidniloigen Sic, i6 nil
Sbnen MIR Die paor lmbe3ablten &ed.
lnngen brineen Die itb in ben Soiben
fan0.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22
&eim Qe8a bIt.

Srdulein gum glr3t: nSerr Toftor,
id modte iie germ iniultiren; ib ba.
be ndInlid) lebr oft Gonieftioneu nod
oen 4opfe."
gLr5t (ironiidl): nDoriiber MAIDEN
Sic ii1 mir feiue SfrofeIn qeben
Sic gum SDpotbefer uno faifen Sie
@binoaerosoL1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22

gDis beioret man ii9 leiat un6 bilr
lig 2ebensmittel9 II Man beTfdfft
iib einSpettrum, bann bat man Sped,
Sbee unb Rum.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22
Bur Rrifif Nrfebens.

3ur &rittt 6es 5riebens.
Der Batter bes SiBters Sulius Mios
Ten mar Rantor in einem Dorfe bes
iG9Iif9en gogtlonOes. 8ei bem fir9s
lihen Seite, bas gu @brsn bes SiIIiter
6riebens eeFeiert pur6e, erbielt CT
bic Weilung, bieIss Wlol, ba bic 4res
bigt etpdS lGnger ais geip0bnlib eez
lpOrben lei, ben tleinen @lauben gu
iingen. Gr fang tnO ipislte iebo@
troBbem ben groBen @Iaiben, itnO als
CT besbolb cine itrenge 9tiige erbielt,
ontiportete er: oSerr @eDotter, bas
sing ui9t, gu bieTem Sriebeu ge50rt
elm groBer @Iaube!" llnO er battle
Re9t. ner &rieg bra9 nur 8u balb
ipie0er log.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22

Srou tim 9eItmmaiit, entieb):
I'm @ottes pilen, ga biipit ein 5lob
ron Deinem 9iodl~
@atte: a9leee Old nidt auf 0er
fam BON Dem Biioel 0o oriiben mo
iDollte 81 irnler'm gI6orl -, Der par
nm ouf oer 9iirCbreile~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22

6dns6en (gliidFrabIenb): .6eute
fdgte Der 2ebrer, odB ibm nod niez
mano Elm fO i9wcrss @dt6Iel ailfeez
geben babe, iDie ic6l@
@oter aBas irar benn bos9-
Sdns9en; rDlein IeBter 2luffabl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22

Wutcr: aUloHesIeben. mas ItubisrIt
bu benn bag
Soobn: nAitronomie, Waterleben!"
8ater; .Wo3u, tpem bu nun idon
entbedF d ueuen PIanet, mas tbuIt
Ou bomii9"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22

&rofeiior (oer eben i'm 9oleg BON
einem aranfen cine 9brfeioe befons-
meW D0ieie Gbrfeige, meine ser.
rem bat mir ollr 0iaguoie geraoe
nod gefeblt, =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22
SynFrrftfon

lluteroffBier: rMas muB berierige
fein, Der nit miliidriiden Gbrsu be-
groben iDirb9"
Beirut: Soot muB er ieinl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22
eSn 0er 3 d i Ie.

Scr 2ebrer: Dg8os miro Der 8rin3
bon g9aleS, penn Der aonig bon Gng-
lono itirbt2~ Ser fleine SacqueS:
Gin armes gaiienfino, Serr &eb-
rer."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22
Is . ) ( n . q IidD.

eS5r 5rcuno lit ia, ic6eiut'S, Elm
alls9e8eibneter Scnner Der Stoot9"
~gta lino OBJ Ser 8oblr niraenoS
&c, cen Y3iet58ins iluo rnuB oaber ale
Sslertelicpr l1nlaie6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22

GDlbat (Weloung mabenD): nSHs
fonteriit M&itIer nit 5pall5is Gefau-
9enen!"
Sffi5ier: .gut! 9rber iparum toms
men benn bic @efdu9enen ale nit ben
SGnben in ben SrIcntaihen bd9er9"
SoIbut: .Dumis mir feiner bdDons
Iduft, bar i'd ibnen allen bic Sofens
TRIGGER ipeggenomnen"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22

Ssrr: nGenf Dir, jsbf fdIlfs mais
ner Brau Elm. cJsidnauuttrrit6t ~
nebmenl"
6reunb; nOb, bas III ui9t fd3lImm
meme aber nimmt llnterricbt i'm
Geoantsnleien!4 i.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22

Sbrc fHDa9e Seite. Y
@atte (setrdHtD: ~@Ott, nun b5re
bod euolid nit Deinen @oripurlen
ouf! Sober WlenIb bat feline Idbpatbe
Seite; aucb @uI"
6rau: .So, lei6er Dih!1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22
gr gebt nf@t auf ben
&eim.

Ssrr S9rdpp mar tein @ei5baIs.
Soft belpabre! Gr puBte blob ben
Oollen Wertb siues ejroi9ens al
f9dben.
2lls er bober zines Sages nal
9olsi9mer3en betam. sriibelte er
fart bariiber no9, ipie er um cine
Dottorre9nung berumtommen tonne.
90 eiuen bolben Sag briidte er i:A
Dor Der 5biir beS Dottors berllnI, bis
bieier auf bic StraBs trat.
wWlorgen, 6err Dottor," fagte
S9rapp semiitbli9, apie gebt's 9e=
I9Gft 10 i'm allgemeineng"
.@anfe 10 leibli9!"
rSei bem talten Wetter baben sic
pobl elm biibIb Sbeil fir 9alS'
i9mer5en gu peridreiben9"
nDas min icb meinenl"
oMds ~ geben sic benn eelpDDns
Ii9 fir 6alsi9mer5en9~
~Ri9ts," iagte Der DOttOr, ntsi=
nen Bfennig II ih brau9e feIne
9alSidmer5enl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22

nQIn bisler GieIle, 4eter, bull Du
mir Define 2iebs ertidrt unb bic @bs
peripro6enl'
.S9au, i6au Oas 1is6t ma, bem
reiaeHben DlahI anr niht anil" ~s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22

sd psiB nidt, 2sigsr", Toet Der
Serr pfarrer gum @Gdermeiiter I'M
Ort, mGuer 9rot 1T re9t miIsrabsl;
ipeun ib Elm eutss 9oben min, mub i9
INNER in bic Stdbt fabren".
nTortbin muB if aud seben", err
hilbert Idlaefsrtig Der 8ddsr, ,ipenr
ib cine CUTE II prsbist bOren mill"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22
unb gIatt6eutf6 ma8t
feds.

Selbgrauer: nWier Sprahen 9obe
i9 mid in Oieiem 6elb8use i4OH ons
eeeisnetl"
nJamos, Menid6! Menn bu jebt
nod rihtis 9eutla bu3u IsrHf. bonn
tannit Oh in flint @praheu 5u90ren"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22
,GcrfeBIte Strofre0e,

NfTT - r - =. - = = " (.
S'aier r@ns2 N @Ics @ier 6oit
On Getrunfet2l ISnt iibrigcn Grolidit
%l' Dir Oarauf nidlts eiu3u6iloen, 5lt
ineiiier 3eit bale ib 20 Wlas getrltn-
te;L~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22

B q It I Y Y q Y Q y u.
,Iater. mas beiBt oas einSonoer.
Iing9~
Sum 8ciipiel. elmer bat n lanoen
Bart pH0 trdgt n reinen araaen Da.
,Sll- III. Ill r.-~ +.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22

Gin RiuO fommt in ben Raufs
mauusIaOen. itelt cinen Sopf auf ben
Sif9 unb DerIangt fir 20 Pfsnnig
SDrup.
Der &aufmann nimmt ben Eopf
bonn Slide uu6 fGut ben SDrup elm.
$50, mein Sfinb", faet er bann, bier
1T bein Sbrupl gluu Glib mir aud
bds @elbl"
llnb bos &inb eriDioert ot6emlos
Dor S9red: nDas @elo - Bat Wluts
ter - untsn in ben Sopf gstbunl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22

MObl ait Der @oltan fit ben gasis
tsrpintel @uropas; bod borf man
besbalb bic 9alton5iee ni9t ais pos
Iitifds MiuteI8iiae betro4ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22

9erba6tige gbrsnertlS.
rung.
nWos balten sic eigentIi9 oOn
Sbrer gla9barin, Der Rutbia"
nWir Ideint, es lit nidt bel bubtHs
ter; bic 1T f9On breimal in Der 2eis
tung fir elm anitGnbiees MGo1en err
Hart pprben!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22

8etm Seirat9sptrmiitfeE
~Die IpIIen Gle ne6meu, oie bat
lhiper @eIo. Der erle RuB pirD ia
etlpds llsbernin6ung tDIten, aber
l9lieBli4 1T er bod Der S9hihel gum
@elbihranI!~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22
@unte @ebanfen.

Gs sibt einen areis, Der nit tlir
mem 3irtel gu bei9reiben 1T, Das IT
Der @eli9tStreis pieler Mlenlncu.
benn bieicr tpeiIt oft bebentIi6e st,
ten auf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22

60 gebt's.
sc nar eulol G. Glt'ri Sraa,
I'm neil ie id5un ledt mdrb -
% lat ie ale Gog gciogt.
s,S glnob, oaB id balo idterb,
glaN @unih, n grore' bdtt idb 5ipar,
@aB itg 10 lang nod leb',
9;s ich e Sdnrig9erocdter I'M
g. @nfeld)@ erleb'l~
Sic SdpOiggerOotter finnnt ms
Sous,
Die 3eit oergebt i'm gsit,
lin III Dem crid6te @nfeltino
&C. Iiepe gol0'ge 8u)
30 lot ser Sttorb omru ieoes Sobr
g. Sdpelterd]e' gebrabt.
I'm ~ nit Der belt &c g8idel6ob6 -
Gin's e'rao'aus ibrer ad)t
. @roBnutooerbe, oes falt' Die Sano'
I'm eudt gum Sinuuel nuf -
n g(dJ lieiDec Serrgott" flebt lie leii',
06r nit 0ei'm Seee' ufl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22

S8riftiteIler; nllnb pie Ifsbi ss
nit meiner geOpeIle: ~Das seiIterbafte
2uftfhiff"9"
0aeOotteur; rSa i'm qopisrtorb &c.
lanbet."
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-11-02

Notice Is hereby given that scaled
DDS VIII be received b. the President
ol the Hermisto on Library Board at her
address. HermiBton, oregon, until II
o'clock noon. November 10Th, 1871
Tor tn" construction OF library build
ing approximately 25N5O feet OF base
ment and main floor. including APP
Dioaches and grading Of lot.
Plans and spocifications are on file
at the County Library, Pondleton. Ore
gon. at the office Of II. VI. Straw, Her
niston Oregon, and in the office OF
tho architect, FolEer johnson, Oregon
Building. Portland, oregon, FOR con
Fcni"nce of contractors.
Each bid for the work shall he aC-
companicd by a certified check upon
O. national bank. drawn to the order of
the tmatilla county court, TO the am
cunt Of five per cent Of the bid, bind
Ug the bidder to execute the work II
awarded to him. Nj such deposits. eX-
c'pt that of the accepted bidder, VIII
hc returned within one week after the
contracts have been awarded. Failure
of tn" successful bidders to furnish
bond called for h'Ecin within one week
after the contract has been awarded
viii result in the award OF the work
being rcscindcd and given. another bid
der; and the tccrtified check OF the de-
iaultinG bidder viii become liable UP
to is fun amount OF any difference
in the amounts Of the two bids.
The successful bidder win be requir-
ed to furnish security in real or per-
sonal property. or "A satisfactory surety
bond in amount 60 per cent OF the con.
tract price.
only contractors who will guaran-
tee to complete building within three
months from day contract is let need
The Library Board reserves the right
tC reject any or all bids.
Mark envelopes Bid on Library
building"
Dated this LIST day Of November.
President Hermiston Library Board.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-11-02
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SMALL RUN OF
HOGS IN YARDS

PORTLAND, Nov. 2.--Only very
small run of hogs was shown in the
North Portland yards over night, and
general trade conditions here were
steady. There was a sale late Wed
nesday afternoon Of a carload Of Xii
ckitat stuff that would have caused
much excitement If the facts were not
known. The sale was made at S16.35
off cars.
/ This would indicate a tremendous
advance in the price, but the sale was
actually made on the basis OF a Sl5.S5
market for filled stuff. The carload
which brought the extreme price had
been delayed for some time in transit
near Fallbridge, and was without food
or. water. The carload showed "A
shrinkage in weight of approximately
1000 pounds.
General hog market range:
Prime light ...........$15.75M n 1886
Prime heavy ......... 15.5Om15.75
Plgs .#.,...'...'....... I3.5o0 lf'6O
Rough heavy ......... 1850 a l4.75
Cattle Cleaned Up.
Rather small run of cattle was
Shown in the yards oyer night. All
through the trade at North Portland
good quality cattle was showing
good demand, with prices well main
tanned. Some of the poorer stuff has
been sold and sent back to the coun-
try for feeding.
General cattle market range:
Best beef steers ........$9.75M a 1000
Good beef steers ....... 7.25 n 800
Best beef steers ........ 6.25M $50
Ordinary to good c. ows 4.00m $50
Best heifers ........... G.509 750
Bulls ................ 4.5O6 G.75
Calves ..............,. 1.OOm $50
Stocker and feeder steers 4.0Om 7.25
Mutton Run Normal.
1t was just a handful or twO OF
stock that entered the mutton and
lamb division Of the North Portland
market over night.
Demand continues good for what
ever stock is offered, and the price
list is unchanged.
General sheep and lamb range:
Western lambs ....... .S14.00 n 1850
Valley lambs ..,...... 1860 100
Yearlinsa ..........,.. l2.50m 1900
Wethers ............ 1900 1850
Ewes ............. S.50m 1850
Thursday Livestock Shippers.
Hogs-C. L. Lucke. Monitor.
load.
CattIe--George Steep. Woodland,
Wash, ! Ioaad.
Cattle and calves--J. S. Beache.
Lowell load; J. Kosydove. Toledo.
l load
Mixed stuff-A. Allen, Chitwood,
Cal. load cattle, calves and sheep.
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SATURDAY
BREAKFAST
Apple Sauce
Fried Eggs
Boiled Rice in MIX
Coffee
LUNCH
Split Pea Soup
Baked Finnan Haddie. with Sliced
Potato
Fruit Salad
DINNER
Potato and Leek Soup
Rice and Tomato, with Cheese or
Baked Fish
Caulitlower au Gratin
Floating Island
Tea
SUNDAY
BREAKFAST
Rice Griddle Cakes, Syrup
Goldfish in Cream
Corn Bread Cocoa
LUNCH
Egg and Anchocli Salad
Stuffed Egg Plant