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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-21
HELP WANTED-MALE

ASSEMBLERS on Instruments such as pvro-
meters. ammeters and volunteers and
EAlvauometers; np-to.d dat" factory: GOOD con-
dittunsi chance for Advancement. The Brown
Ins'rumcnt CO., Wayne and Roberts aves.
WAYNE Junction.
AUTO OR TRUCK SALESMAN. experienced;
Eooi proposition for live wire: Completa trucks.
units bodies and parts new in Philadelphia
first In price and quality. The Motor Service
CO. Of Pa. 22-3O y. j5th st. Philadelphia
BOOkkEEPER over draft age by large con-
Cern; state age. experience. nature Of present
dutios and salary expected, good opportunity
for right man. & 1Oi Ledger Office.
BOTTLE WASHERS wanted to wash glass
ware in laboratory. Apply II. X. Mulford
Co.. GI"nolden Pa.
BpN-Bright active office hoy in city office ot
large manufacturing COMPANY: must he ia
years Of age or older; excellent opportunIty
for advancement. g 80, Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-21
USED AUTOMOBILES

MARION-HANDLEY 7-passenger 1917 model:
tiOn request.
CADILLAC i-cylinder. 7-passenger. in excellent
condition.
APPERSON s.cylindor. 7.rassenger. equipped
with closed sedan top bargain II you want
good for the winter.
SPEEDSTER 2-pa ssenger. equinped with bucket
seats; entire new body. tenders and running
board equipment; finished In battleship gray
price to quick buyer, s4O0
HUPMoBILE cahrioet brand new: will sell
at a bargain: ideal for Doctors use; big sac
rfCe in price.
WILLIAM T. TAYLOR
:. w. COR. BROAD AND RACE SITS.
AuTOCAR TRUCKS express body. 1 with 30
pass body; fine condition.
GARFORD 10 ton chassis
BELL MOTOR co, Gl5 y. BROAD ST.
BIDDLF, practically new. used for demonstra-
tlon; this Is an unusual opportunity. can for
particulars,
BiDDLE MOToRCAR co, 2o1a MARKET
BIDDLE 1916 ipassenRer; rebuilt In factory:
Verv economical aud tires
RIDDLE MoToRCAR co, 20l3 MARKET
BUICK 1NlG-Overhauled: original lint; winter
irclosure; big bargain. 633 ~ Broad
CHANDLER 1919 7-passenGer; good condition.
$. r. cor. 18th and Chestnut SITS. Locust 35OS.
DODGE 1o16--Mechanl nlcally nerfect: like new;
get our price. 633 " Broad
FORD delivery car. perfnct condition: low r-ice
for nuick sale; denour' hle rims HOSKINS
$500 Spruce Phone Belmont 4464.
HAYNES. 1918 model; cvlindnr electric lights
and starter 40 horsepower: cut-dNwn radiator:
fea soma hle cash oropnsitlNn. 70n
withcrspoon BldS Burdett Oxygen Co
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-21
APARTMENTS

THE GENEVA
10TH ST. ABOVE WALNUT
HiVN-rlnss ararttnonts with without wi
vata baths: entirely return. Te Spruce 1900.
Two CENTRAL. anart'acn'a ro"ms md hatN;
h"7"''fullv furr'sNed NORMAN S. SHER-
WOOD co, 1871 Walnut.
FINE NpNRTNFNrS with modern couvcul"nccs
81 1927 Walnut st, opposite ST. James Hotel.
ReHSonahln rcnt
12"e-1o3O.1222 SPRUCE ST.
D.e'-ptir "'a rtr,ont h0'iSrs for rnnt
THE pENNN. co. ai7 Chestnut st.
THE IITTi T. HOTEL. 90 s. Broqd-An at-
'roc'i"e nl4rn 10 li"o wNi'n - PNuH "en'.
lncatcd sracHi weekly rates FhonnWal $3.50.
DE TNNCEY Pi ACE. a3lO-Attractive rooms
sirrlc on Sute. fu-1is"od or u0furrisNnd.
CFNTp ~, APARTMENTS NORMAN s.
SHERWOOD & CO. 1921 Walnut st.
BROAD " IsO5--Secord- -foor suite: private
bath. hot water heat. owner
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-21
ON EAST SIDE OF 54TH ST.


at Springfield ave, I3O0 block SOUTH and Just
| block north OF Chester ave, is located tho
most attractive row uf 2-story houses that
one can imagine.
They convenient to transports a tion. have
most ample and excellent hot-wster heating.
electric lighting. with handsome fixtures. good
looking, substantial hardwood floors. unusually
fine cabinet go range and a hundred and one
extra rennemcnts which make them perfect
little beauties; they are, in truth, THE
HOMES YOt HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR
your hearts desire in every way.
Most unusual circumstances make the price
rid'culously loW; we hay" arranged the easiest
kind OF terms; for small cash payment o
perfect new home is yours--the balance to
suit your purse.
Pav us a visit--NoW--a beautifully fur
nshed sample house is open dav and evening
for yourself how much more sensible
II Is to take advantage OF this opportunity
than to continue renting an old-fashioned, un-
attractive home. We await your cali.
NORMAN s SHERWOOD & co.
1921 Walnut ST.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-21
BOARDING
wv Jersey

NEW Observation-Disclosures
WEEKEND Ct'rGTS accommodated in heautI-
ful cottage ~ 2Uo Seaside ave. Atlantic CITY;
references REQUIRED
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-21
APARTMENTS WANTED


WANTED by lady Of highest reference, culture
and refinement rooms; parlor. > bedrooms
aud bath. in very high toned boarding houso,
central. hut not Cnr track. where no col
ored service is employed. or In rc0n"d private
family. hv week month will nav well;
rooms must he very nicely furnished and
table hish class. Address by letter NJ 12i,
Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-21
HOMES

IN THE NEST wtsr fTniRtH1E rHirHpELriifA HfSrioN OF
sSa SH%5yfE3 MH%5yf3 EtSS4SSa'o SS pMAAsEssPP AHEsP
STGrT'2& ~ 5SrH SEt s GdRNrR HFN PA99prRrY
Will :' Mpf@TH SSTH T6 TG SIP sfIRF Purchaser TARR
hSNT$%SE EESFEHnR tSR E4$TFG Co
HOMES
Cannot be duplicated within $500 of our
SEINfE 4fRRNG AYE 5s4H asTH o TO ETH FIFTH ST st.
sSs point nsm IN ph each sou.s Ss.
private cement steps and nclcsed porch porches "A'
All AIS" 5$s e: 'S[DiE FSHHhG HI}h t%E'Ffs1 'fFfs15LpER
No l3 car on Walnut to 58th and Chester.
SOUTH hisT ST. HOMES
R8GMs XNb pa2H IF wnFsSITnS ~ sESGN6 FEGR HEEG
sns sna csg lake ROUTE No Il as wa e
nut st, ,,,, 70 t., 5i,t and Chester sy; walk So
MeLEAN MFilh s'S" RoWAN. ~ EAS~ 5aa EEEMS : ssp
REAus.puI S stone oUERnRo3X T,DWN1 ,MS HOME
SIT. in G H. Cent csn,er of 1sos4 corner lott 10
isrse rooms /. beautiful modern baths. 1 Law
CHARLES T.. sTANNARD. 2n Dock st.
5nes cooR's CREEK PARKwAY-s-room mod
trns incudins "s screcrs. s%ninss "1so shades; in
RTSS ss"s aTs, Tsstys price for quick
saa smp ' .Sfy iaGcs
all modern convenenCns: white tenants.
YOCrM e. POWERS co.
90 $. 18th 81. 60i0 Woodland ave.
$500 CASH will secur" a Broom sde-yp I'd dwell.
inc main St. all convenieuces; imr,ediate
rocsesG,oH rocs s,;n., squares to Goth st, E RYAN
SIDE.YARD MODERN DWELLING at very at
traCtive rriCe. terms: opportunitv,
MHuran. Dolman Co. n. Z. cor Broad nd
Chestnut.
5111 MEDIA-s3lO ca sh' 60. a. monthly; h. -,
heat: elcr. light rented 500; possession. How.
ard y. Wilson Co. 2i22 Germantown ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-21
WANTED

WANTED
ANTIQUE furniture china siIvcrwaro old sold
SILVER. platinum. false teeth. SAMPLERS early
Antique. 22 5, lIth -. Phone Spruce 2Gls
ANTIQUE FURNITURE broken iewelry. silver
iAls" tooth feather beds. Antique G2s
chestnut. Phone Walnut T02d. Est 1896
'ARPETS. rass, psucr, all kinds ot SCRAP metal.
hiEh"st pric"s. Render, 252i Ridge. Dia. d7GS
tASr.pFF CIbTIITNG
WANTED IMMEDIATELY
IhShesi cash prices paid I'm T. :. Don't he
mislel by others who have followed US. but
INST LET our refined huy"r 'stimat" on your
od suits. ,overcoats. shoes. etc. can. phone
or write, Walnut SnS3
;. W. Cor. 18th and Arch.
CAST OFF CLOTHING. all kinds gcntlemen's
suits overcoats. shoes. hats-We positively
DAY. or oyE cit, or country Friedman s.
1iii South 81. Phone Dickinson Gi55
DIAMONDS liouGMT, SOLD 4 ENCHANCED
Nor RECEIVE Full, Nhlt'T FOR YOCR
-, MI, .Gpln SILVER 81 H.,
niD lEWELRY AID ntAMn\nS
SANSoM REFINING 90, 700 SAMSON ST
FURNITURE. r'arns. CARROTS. antiques, entire
or pwrt houses hourht f1r cnsN. no matter
FlRNTrrnE. ETC... BOUGHT. KREEMER,
CAST-OFF CLOTHING Highest rrlces paid for
ladies' and coutlomcn's clothing of nll 10
s"riptions hats shoes, furs. etc. viii call
doy or Owe. city suburbs. call. write or
mhon" Roll p"rar 1711. cpcn crcuings
PAWN TICKETS FOE 9JwEi>Ry n!AM9TRT H9I,,;SiT AMp
ABRAHAM 7i5 SAMSON Phone Walnut 1902,
SECOND-HNNp CtOTHtNG hought. highest
pric"s uHid. lIarry's. 1917 Poplar 81
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-21
SANITARIUMS

BEAUTIFUL LOCATION sNpcial scientific care
nervous. elderly and roSt cases: evcrv com
fort; ru-Ses: hnotlot. ~ Pardal. Chestnut
IiiII Phila.. and wildwood y. T., by the sea
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-21
MACHINISTS

MACHINE SHOP WANTS MEN. ENGINE
LATHE, BORING MILL. PLANER HANDS:
GOOD WAGES, STEADY WORK FOR FIRST.
CLASS MEN: ENPERIENCED on CRANK.
SHAFTS AND MACHINE TOOL WORK DE
SlRABLE.
TINDLE MORRIS COMPANY
EDDYSTONE. PA.
ACHlNISTS-Wanted. . frst-class machin-
lists to reside in central part OF State: refer
ences required as to ability. sobriety, etc
q 30, Ledger Central.
MEN wanted to deliver advertising matter; must
be sober and industrious: wages 81 rs per day
Apply a. M. Howe Addressing Co. 2iO
s. ith st.
MAN, with executive experience. for manufsc-
ture OF office appliances. preferably acqua int ed
with sales department work and can handlo
correspondence; state age. experience and
salary cXpected NJ 3t4. IedGer Central.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-21

ROYS WANTED FOR NIGHT WORK;
MUST BE OYER 1G; CHANCE FOR
ADNANCEMENT. APPLY AFTER 9
FLOOR.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-21

tIhisS wanted at wunderle's candy fartorv
liN.3- reg st topposite i4d n. I'd stO
ioI SENORK-Capable white woman for CEN
2iOS y. 53d st "'"' VI VIM
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-21

FURNISHED APARTMENTS
a3,o PINE ST Furnished apartment for rent
AnnlN 10 ianltnr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-21
OLD GOLD

OLD GOLD bought, silver. platinum, false teeth,
also talking machines and records highest
prices paid As n 10th. Phone Walnut 5767.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-21
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

MONARCH TALKING MACHINE co.
hl4 s. BROAD ST,
Has the best-equpped talking machine repair
shop in phi'a dAlphia. All makes renaired.
Race bo5s. Dealers work solicited Loc. 065o,
PIANO-si2S. handsome Lester Un-l-ht grand:
good as new; guarantend cost s425,
r. y. TODD, 1905 Arch st.
s4H SCHUMACHER; sl?5, Steinwav Grand; ss5.
weser; sos. Rlasius G-and, 1S?a Ridge ave,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-21
PRINTING
STORAGE

BUY your Christmas oafds early; make your sc.
lectons from 1876 designs; price, 25 cents to 81
per doz printed. The Card Shop. 40 Chestnut.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-21

1lNLS wanted; good wages, steady wcrk Apply
.TSSa1tonsl Umbrella Frame Co. Both and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-21
TYPEwRITERs AND SUPPLIES
UPHOLS STEERING

WE MAKE your old parlor Suit eauai tc new;
hrst-clasS workmanship guaranteed az lowest
prices. slip covers. Nnc up, postcard will
bring our rep. with samples dsv or evening,
Fhlls Upholstery Co, ll2i y. I'd. Phila.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-21

i5iid.n wanted, over % years of age for light
ittsant tint WORK. making and putting up med
ad,tt, SSupnIles' learners paid 81 rer week: rapid
'si.fn'eH..nt. TO steadv workers; 80 hour week
--NppiN 70 II. X Mnlfnrd Co. Glennlder Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-21

- I'ES i.AD1-We have a very attractive opcn-
,s, dWs Ior hiGh-Erade woman with good ac-
pI1mtanoo aHording profitable and dignificd
,,nri9NmCnt on commission; previous bus moss
Walnut 700 '''''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-21
HEATING
MACHINERY AND TOOLS

MACHINERY AND TOOLS
WE BUY AND SELL. betting. dvnamos, motors.
iron and Woodworking machinery, sh7ftinG,
pulleVs and hangers. oat Crusher and cleaner.
die press 19f feet of new lS-inch and co feet
14-inCh G.nv rubber belt.
YEARSLEY CO. ga y. 30 ~,
POWER PLANT EQUIPMENT
Dynamos. motors, boiler. steam and oil en-
gineS. rumps air comnressors.
FRANK TOOMEY Inc l27 ". Sd at.
DYNAMOS, MOTORS ard machinery bought.
sold md rented. YEARSLEY co, @2i
North Third st.
ELECTRIC MOTORS MACHINE TOOLS
POWER FQtTTPMFNT
oBRIEN MACHINERY co, llo y. Sd ST.
PRINTERS binders and hoNmakers machin-
ery. supplies betting motors, etc,, bought &
sold for cash. KtiEhton, 900 Commerce st.
STEAM HOIST. elevator and boiler; TS horse
power partly new, Cali for information at
134a Cypress st,
ALTERNATING and direct current motnrs. new
and used q r. MINK 20. 10 y. 4th ST.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-21

PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING
PAPERHANoING done quick and right; free es.
Inmates. Goidstein' b22S Girard ave. Belmont
$50 w.
ROOMS papered or painted. 50: material inciud-
edt fronts. "a. Potter. 1903 Ridge. Po. aaO6.
,ss: vi y ,ss s'ss si,:;a''' FL %
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-21

COOK and housemaid or man nd wife. expenses
pald. BlS Cooper st., Camden.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-21

B9okkEEPER AND ASSISTANT wanted, OK
6tiaa' En6ad;, Apply &C; NJ. Plowman & Co
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-21

WEST PHILADELPHIA

9"22 RIDGE ANE.--Store and II rooms. lot I,
rear street, with store: assessed s5aOO: ren
S3si price s3sOO. Glenn. 1917 Columbia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-21

bupS kEEPER experienced state experience
ana reterenees ISL. Ledger Central
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-21

CASHIER, hotel experience, STATE roforo,o,.
NJ 3h1, Ledger Central ''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-21
HELP wANTED-FEMALE


Di,sr NEW, LDkk, expd, familiar with typewri.e,
p.nndneht position; excellent opport,ini,y 10
az ..V3'i,peuent, operator; state age salary and
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-02

Washington, April "A half million
postmasters. letter carriers and field
agents for various federal departments
have been set on the trail Of spies or
conspirators against the United States,
under government orders, it was
known today. These are in addition
to the multitude of municipal police
and detectives who are being organized
into single machine to gather infor-
nation on agents Of foreign govern
ments.
At least 100000 city letter carriers
and rural free delivery employee alone
are under orders to scan letters and
packages passing thru their hands for
evidence of plots against the nation
Virtually all government employees are
expected to report suspicious incidents
or even scraps of conversation reach
ing them which might bear investiga-
ton by trained government agents.
Private Citizens Can Aid.
Atho no request for cooperation
MAS been addressed to the general pub
tic, officials welcome and hold in strict
est confidence cooperation on the
part of all private citizens looking to
the prevention of activities harmful to
the national interest. A number of
private citizens, impelled by patriotic
motives, already have furnished much
valuable information Of this character,
1t was said, and have aided materially
in the work Of the two bureaus hereto
fin arsf it,t
ance Of American neutrality. Officials
want to encourage citizens to com
municate such information thru United
States attorneys or direct to the de-
partment of justice here.
Department officials realize that
much of the information received by
the civilian dragnet may be Of a char
acter that does not warrant more than
superficial investigation, but they are
prepared to give each report careful
and individual attention. To this end
the forces of the investigating body are
understood to have been augmented
recently to expand the governments
investigate facilities. The idea Of
enlisting virtually all government en-
ployes in this work originated with the
VI JUSTICE anu was
~ approved by the heads Of various
government departments.
Many Bureaus Are to Aid.
Instructions have been sent to most
Of the employees concerned. IT is UNI
derstood that other employees Will be
instructed within the next few days.
In calling upon its civilian employees
to aid In the work of the bureau OF in
vestigation the government win rely
chiefly upon the field forces of all its
varied activities. men whose daily work
brings them in constant touch with the
public This includes. in addition to
postmasters and letter carriers, the
field forces of the department of the
interior, the federal trade commission,
the department OF agriculture, the in
terstate commerce commission, the in
ternal revenue and customs bureaus of
the treasury department, department
of commerce workers and investigators
and immigration and other officials OF
the department Of labor.
The cooperation Of trained detec-
tives and other employees Of municipal
police forces will result, officials be-
lieve, in obtaining vast amount OF
information of great value to the gov.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-02
U-soAT TOLL IN MARCH.
Britain Heavy Loser-Norway Seeone
in Gormab ist

..n in German List.
Berlin. April Fin addition to sub
marine successes already published in
the month OF March, says an official
statement published by the German
admiralty. thirty-four steamers, two
sailing vessels. and fourteen fishing
craft, aggregating 10000 gross tons.
were sunk by German submersibles. -
The ships which were sunk follow:
Coranda (Brit!sh), 200 tons, armed.
PoIa (British). 3.057 tons. with coal,
armed.
Trevost (British), 3,112 tons. armed.
Alnwick Castle (British), $500 tons.
with parcels to Capetown. armed.
FIixton CBritish), 1926 tons, with
iron ore, armed.
Anthony (Brit,sh), freight and pas
senger, 6,446 tons. armed.
Clan Macmillan (British). 1925 tons.
Achille Adam (British). $50 tons.
Rio Sorocaba (British). 4,305 tons,
with S.400 tons of sugar for the French
government.
Glenaen (British). 5000 tons. with
sugar from Java to Nantes
Bassia BRITISH, 1000 tons.
William Martyr british schooner),
with coal.
British fishing craft -- Guard, PEN
caer Cariew, R.-62, R.-253. J.. T.-1132.
B. M.-349. RIBS. l.. T.-6s7, T.-502,
L. T.-962. and Rue.
Three French vessels - Esion, Rho
ders, Etiole Polerne (Etoile Polaire).
Portuguese steamer Angola, 1927
tons. with coal.
Thirteen Norwegian vessels-Steam
ers Skreine. Allool, Attika. Italy. with
wood: Arant, with sulphate and paper:
Csundt, with i'm; Pollux, with parcels:
Egensse, with victuals to England; SUI
sauna, with herrings; Blomvaag, with
coal; Brod, Kong, with coal and parcels
from Glasgow to Marseilles, and Hugia,
with coal from Sunderland to San
lander.
Dutch tank steamer 10 August Kiss
Ter, 500 tons.
Seven ships. the names Of which
could not be ascertained, also were
sunk. They were a British auxiliary
cruiser of at least 5000 tons. an armed
steamer of about $500 tons. sunk after
an artillery duel: an armed transport
of about 1000 tons, loaded steamer Of
about 1000 tons, two steamers Of 1000
tons each, one flying the Dutch flag,
and a loaded steamer Of about 1900
tons.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-02
GERMAN PRESS BACKS REFORM.
Approves Appointment Of National
Liberal Commission,

AinStel lam, ADrI! t.-Sd tiSTdCtiOn is
expressed by the German newspapers
regarding the appointment of a COM
mission Of national liberals TO discuss
constitutional reforms in Germany.
The Vosssche Zeitung says:
This is a gratifying political event
which will have considerable influence
in the future development of the con-
stitution and may prove to be a foun-
dalton for the erection of a new Ger
man house.
The Tageblatt says AN over
whelming majority in the reichstag
has an earnest desire to adapt German
and Prussian conditions to the new
times. The demand for the recon-
struction Of Prussia In general and a
Prussian electoral Law ii Particular.
apart from the carrying into effect Of
real parliamentarism, stands FORE
most
"Chancellor Won Bethmann- Hollweg
must decide whether his reasons given
in committee are sufficient to induce
him to abandon resistance to the
abolition of the old electoral system or
whether he still thinks it is desirable
to delay necessary reforms for fur
Their indefinite time"
The Lokal Anzeiger says: THE
chancellor must see that his manner
has satisfied neither the right nor the
left of the reichstag. Some want deeds.
while others merely are displeased with
his words"
The Vorwaerts says: Much would
DO lost II this committee again proved
impotent. The task of the committee
is TO show that the German nation can
as well demand that respect for itself
as can other civilized nations"
The Munich Post says: by failing
To introduce universal suffrage the
chancellor missed a golden opportunity
Of showing that Germany no longer
IS dominated by reactionary Prussia.
With the flimsiest excuse, the chancel-
lOr has shrunk from reforming the
most reactiOnary state in all Europe
The Vienna Zelt says: IF Russia
amidst war could find time for a great
revolution, Prussia must also find time
for a small franchise reform"
DIR. Victor Adler leader Of the Aus
trian Social-Democrats, says in the vi
emma PreSse:
The Russian revolution has created
new situation in Europe For Aus
trla a new era has begun Competition
with freedom in Russia will he hard
and Austria must prepare for it."
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-02
REACHING THE SPOT.
II Has Been Done, So Scores Of Mar
shailtown citixsns Say.

II Has Been Done, So Scores Of Mar.
shailtown Citixsns Say.
To get rid Of an aching back.
The sharp twinges.
The tired-out feelings.
You must reach the spot-get 1T the
cause.
In many cases tbs the kidneys.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for weak
kidneys.
Marshalltown citizens testify.
Mrs. NJ. Mcneil, sic e. Bromley st.,
Marshalltown, says: MY kidneys were
out of order and had soreness and a
dull ache In my back. felt languid
and tired easily. Doan's Kidney Pills
relieved all these symptoms Of kidney
complaint"
Price soc. at all dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for kidney remedy-get Doan,s
Kidney Pills-the same that Mrs. Men
eel had Foster Milburn Co., Props
BNffalo. N. Y.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-02
ogNENAl BUYING FOLLOWS
pRYNEss IN WEST AND
SOUTHWEST.
SULTAN ESTIMATES
TEND 70 LIFT PRICE
Wfwese Whsat Crop Reported at ~
Per Cent Compared to Average Of
" - Com Asosnds to New Record
Levels - Oats Developed Strength
With othsr Cereals.

Chicago April A-Failure Of expect
Cd general rains In the west and south
west led to active buying Of wheat to-
day and did q good deal to bring about
. sharp advance in prices. Bullish
crop estimates also tended to lift the
market. one authority declaring the
condition Of winter wheat as a whole to
be I'll per cent as against the average
Of 81. The bears were handicapped by
the prospect Of vigorous war measures.
Opening quotations.. which ranged
IA cents higher, were followed by de-
cided upturns all around.
New top figures Of 1898 were reach
ed by May wheat as the result of de-
mand from cash houses, and those with
eastern connections. At Omaha 50 was
paid. The close was strong ~ to Az
higher with May at 1898 $685. and
July 1.s7 y 91.67B.
Corn.
Absence Of selling pressure allowed
corn to ascend to a new high price rec
ord for the season. Leading houses
were conspicuous purchasers. After
opening unchanged to rs cents higher
the market went up greatly.
Smallness Of receipts had a bullish
influence on the No. 2 yellow in the
sample market sold to LIS a bushel.
Close was strong at 31s to "a net ad-
vance.
Oats.
Oats developed strength with other
cereals. Commission firms were almost
all on the buying side.
Provisions.
Provisions rallied owing to the rise
of grain values. At first the market
had reflected declines IN the price Of
hogs.