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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-27
PLAYGROUND ACTIVITIES BEGIN
! Committee Meets to Determine Pro.
arana for Comma Summer.

gram tor Coming Summer.
What the Fairgrounds of the city
will offer to the children in addition
TO the facilities of last year was ont
lined at a meeting Of the playground
committee of the MarslIalltown Club.
held Thursday afternoon. George \.
Howe, Chairman Of the playgroudk
committee had several new sugges
tons TO offer which were discussed.
Cooperation with the Y. VI. G. A. in
order to secure the services of tIt
secretaries who vii! assist in handling
the children will be arranged at once.
Last year f. f. Micklewright was
brought here from Davenport to take
entire charge Of the Fairgrounds. Thus
year 1t - probable that some Of the
high school boys who have been assist
ing the ~ boys department will take
charge of the boys most Of the time.
while Nessrs. Gilman and Mickle-
wright will help in the baseball and
other games.
Limited use Of the swimming pool
at the Y. NJ. G. A. has been offered
the playground children. The swings
and toboggan slide will be erected at
the fair grounds. and date set for
the official opening as soon as the
weather permits. An arrangement
whereby children from all parts of the
city may have the benefits of the play
ground will probably be put in force
this summer.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-27
Rhodes News.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jud Malloy are parents
of daughter born April 81. Mrs
Malioy is at the home of her sister
Mr.. and Mrs. Schwartz visited Sun
day in Reinbeck.
w. c. Phillips and family and Mr..
Nick were entertained at the W. IA.
Armstrong home Sunday.
l.. G. Beaver spent Saturday and
Sunday at home
Mrs. William Gilman spent Sunday
at the Ellis Tribby home.
Miss Ruth Smith came Saturday
from South Dakota to visit her par
ents at the J. f. Movers home
W. n. Armstrong went to Atkins.
Wednesday. to be foreman Of an extra
gang on the railroad.
The cemetery aid society me:
at the Nome Of Mrs Maria Baker Fri
day afternoon. Luncheon was served
by the hostesses, ,Mesdames Baker.
Bentley and Gilman.
Meesrs. George Richeson and g. o.
Brown, OF Des Moines, visited in
Rhodes Monday.
Frank Bentley has gone to Garwin
to work in a store.
Henry Billings was in Dss Moines
Monday.
Tho Ladies Aid Society Of the NJ.
p. church held sew party at the
homo Of Mrs. Schwartz Thursday at
ternoon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-27
NEED MORE LOTS
FOR GARDENING
DEMAND FOR VACANT LOT GAR
pENS EXCEEDS SUPPLY OF
LOTS OFFERED.
ABOUT SEVENTY LOTS
SUPPLIED BY OWNERS
Large Number Offered by |. s. Finkle
in Fifth Ward and W. n. Sloppy in
First Ward-AppeaI is Made to
Owners to List Lots With Mar
shaIltown Club Secretary.

Members of the vacant lot branch
of the Marshailtown Garden Club re-
ported at a meeting of the branch,
held Thursday night, that about sew
enty lots had been found for families
of persons who wanted to make gar
dens on them. Most of these lots were
secured and gardeners found for them
by George NJ. Lyon one OF the mem
bers OF the branch committee. Still
more lots are needed as the demand
exceeds the supply Of lots available.
Most of the lots already assigned
have been in the southern and eastern
parts of the city. About forty lots in
the Fifth ward. east Of Third avenue
have been supplied by owners to fam
lilies who wanted 10 make gardens. In
cluded in these were many of the lots
in Hill Crest addition, owned by l. 5.
FYnkle Lots in the eastern part of the
city owned by ". X. Sloppy have also
been furnished.
Weeds or Foodstuffs.
The lack Of any interest in this local
movement to add to the community's
foodstuffs and to aid needy families
to be more nearly, self supporting is
shown by the exorbitant prices some
owners want for lots for gardens
Prices ranging all the way from s. to
$3.50 for lots 60xlso feet are being
asked by owners who want to rent
their lots The vacant lot branch of
the club is not interested in lots for
which the owners want a rental.
Many OF these lots and many other
vacant lots in the city are all allowed
70 grow up in weeds. Last year the
city spent more than $500 for NOW
ing weeds on vacant lots. The cost
of the moving was then charged
against the lots as taxes and had TO
be paid by the owner.
This waste Of the land, and the I'M
necessary charge against the lots Will
obtain again this year unless these
properties are used for gardens.
Owners Of lots who are Wiling toI
allow them 70 be used Tor gardens can
greatly assist in this movement by Of
fering their lots to Secretary FranQue-
mont Of the Marshalltown Club. Own
ers should be particular to give the
correct location and size OF their lots.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-27
Twins.

Owing to the unsettled condition OF
the fiber market in Mexico where we
get the most Of our fiber for making
our Irvine and on account Of the short
age OF cars in which to ship, thought
it best in order to protect my custom
ers to have it on hand. So you will
find in my warehouse at 11s East State
street, a carload Of the famous Nc
Cor1nick standard Irvine ready tor de-
livery at any time to those who have
bought Of me and to any others who
want to be sure OF getting their Irvine.
H. G. Herbert.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-27
SEATS SIX PER CENT.
Borrowing From Savings and Loan
Association Cheap Now.

Home builders can get money Of us
for less than a straight 6 per cent
loan would cost on the common plan.
For example $4,000 for $50 months at
per cent would cost $500 interes:
plus the principal of $4,000 or a total
of $4,000 to pay off the loan and 6
per cent interest.
From us $4,000 at s per cent for 1870
months would cost s1,733 interest bu,
the principal can be paid off at $40
per month or only $1,000 because Of
the compound interest and profits
credited to the shares. This makes
the interest and principal cost only
$S.0S3. The borrower beats per
cent straight loan by 1851 or better
than - per cent discount on a $4,000
loan by using our plan. b. b. Schall-
enberger, secretary.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-27

pared with IS and IS wednesday, and
So and 30 year ago Friday. At
this morning the temperature was 81
the same rs at the corresponding hour
Thursday morning. The rainfall upl
to o'clock this morning was .O6 Of
an inch.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-27
BIG PROFIT IN TOMATOES.
One Acre Produces From Five
Twelve Tons-Plants at Cost.


With an acre planted to tomatoes
which will yield from FIVE to twelve
tons. which can be sold at sll per ton,
tomato growers will realize substan-
tial returns on their acreage this year
The tomato crop rarely fails. Grow
ers find no interference with other
farm work. This year especially. when
every acre of available ground should
be- under cultivation. growers can show
substantial patriotism and at the same
time realize profitable returns on an
acre or two planted to tomatoes.
Transplanted plants will be sold to
growers at cost. Contracts will be made
for as little as half or quarter acre.
Growers are urged to take advantage
OF the situation. Gail No. Z, and our
representative will arrange TO see you.
Western Grocer Mills.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-27
FERGUSON News.

Mrs. A. T. Idso was In TAma Mon
Gay.
Miss Marcia Brookens, Of Tama,
came Friday evening for a week end
visit with friends.
Ten friends Of Fern Hulsizer gath
cred at her home Saturday afternoon
for a surprise party in honor Of ner
18th birthday anniversary. Refresh
ments were served by Mrs. Wilson, as
sisted by Ethel Hulsizer.
Mrs Clark Lewis and children spent
Sunday with friends at. Coon Rapids.
Miss VERNE Buckles and Roy Stew
art were married In Toledo.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-27
THE COUNTY CHURCHES

Rev. NJ. G. Wilcox will preach at the
Minerva Methodist church Sunday
morning Communion service will fol-.
low. District Superintendent s.. r.
Beatty will preach and hold quarterly
conference in the evening.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-27

Notice For Payment Of Dog License.
All parties keeping dogs in the City
Of Marshalltown are hereby notified
that they must pay their dog license at
once to the city clerk or get rid of
their dogs. s. II. Reilly. Mayor.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-27

nacht. g. w. Miller. ID. A. Collision. b.
o. Fraxey, w. M. Choate, J. A. Wal
ser, H. C. Mueller. E. c. Lynn, r. d.
Welker, F. l.. Lynch. I. B. Lynx, secre.
tary.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-27

Notice 70 Taxpayers ~ MarshaIite,~n.
The board OF review will be In ses-
sion from . o'clock 4. m. until noon
each day. from April .. 1917, until the
assessors books are thoroughly can
vassed.
Those having objections. plsass call
30 they may be adjusted. 8. H. Reilly.
mayor.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-27

Local Weathsr Record.
Forty eight and SO were the ex-
tremes OF temperature Thursday, COM
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-27

Society Brand
Clothes
> Here Is Inside Information
and Reason to Buy
Your Clothing No,U
FOOD clothing is, of course
made of wool. Wool is at
= the highest price ever known.
\ Consequently, clothing is 60
ing to be higher in prices.
That which we have on hand now
=, was bought at lower market price
:, than will be reached for a long time
to come.
Consequently our clothing today is being
sold at almost the same Old prices and is the
same good quality as always.
- We can sell you suit overcoat now at s25
'
3. year.
In the face of these conditions feel free to
tell you plainly and honestly that will not have
any "One-Haf Price Sale
r Regular prices will be maintained absolutely
throughout the season.
We feel that it is not amiss to tell you that this
condition prevails everywhere and you will not
find Legitimate Values reduced in price by
chants who follow the usual reputable methods
We believe you will appreciate this honest
heart to heart talk about conditions that those
who might possibly wait for the usual great price
reductions given here will not be disappointed
We advice that you buy now, that you
get full benefit of service every day the balance Of
the spring.
l.
AD0LPH PFLElCER
MEMS WEAR That MEN WEAR
Is East Main
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-27

ri, Iowa. sssA VA M NJ
Your business solicitsA ~ ~ calls
given prompt attention. Adxeetise-
ment. r f
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-27

...ss II. Veterinarian q laurol. s,- \.
DR.. Edwin X. Kallenberg. 3 graduate
OF the McKillip Veterinary College OF
Chicago, has opened an Office at Lau-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-23
0emeinbe 5titlid)feiten.

- Der RGbpereir Der prot. St.
p.tsrsgemeinSe CpaitOr Sans Sdupt,
OerIammslt fict ON 0Onneritus Ra6s
mittas i'm SountagituIraum. 81.
gspirtbuns Der 9dts liest in ben
6dnbsn Don 5rau auna Saebr uub
Jrau Sobn Iissus.
- 0onnsrftnl, "a. Wni, peraniats
ten bic foIssnoen Gamsn i'm Sountuss
iduIraum Der Gpane. prot. Ct.
Rarius @sm.inOs C9farrr Carl
8. 8. S9miOt) ,in.n aaffte: Sal'
lie QpsI, Dora Dornsit.. Gliia Sran,,
Sophia grinimaun, Qouiis Guslisr.
Rasbolsna @Iati, iyrisbsrite Srub.
WiIb.lmtn, SusI,r, Senristte SeIsr,
Jlora Sirbsrt, aouiis Gnring, 2Ouiie
aorft, Scbanna aOsiisr, @nna Wsds,
Sophie Ruells,, Gmma Wlususr, GIis
sabsib W,ptr. Tnria Nartus, Waria
pspertorn. aa.b. Ruboli, 9ouife Reus
ter, @ilbelmin. Rsin,is. WnriGS6uIs
ts, SobaRna Siord. gina S6lu.ier,
aaroIins 9xll., 2ouifs Tipodtmarn.
aarolins nnano, Sophie llbts, Uldris
8oeeeli, Wargarstbe I,istsr. WifHei'
mine msittamp unb GOuii, Mistitns.
Jn Der gD. prot. Ct. SObounss'
@smsiHbs auf Wi. AUBURN (pdiior
Grnit 9ob) bsraniiaIiet beut. Robs
mittass uub @bsnbs Der Grausu'
p.rsin Elm grebssr,nfsf,. absnbs
5pH6eu fiinf unb a6t ubr pirb
Elm itmadbaft.s gbsubsHsn isrpirt.
D6brsnb bss Ra6mitiass pirb ben
gbrenmitsIi,b,rn bss Jrauenperefns
Elm Gmpfans bereitei ptrbeu. Der Be
iud aIer Ritslieb,r unb SrnHbe Der
9emeinbe pirb ertuurtet.
- Ter Jrauenpersin Der Deniit.n
gpnn1. Sd. Sulemse,meiube. gds
z sNamore unh Or4arb Strobs. fsisrt
Rit.nc6, %. Roi fem 6riiblinssfsf.
qdIite.raiahsn Nodmittdes Don 2.30
tis 5 llhr une gberS.Hen bon 5 biz 8
ll6r. Gin iritr.Hantss programm
iorro ,ur Durdiiibruns selane.n unS
an. Jrsinb. Fne bersIi4 einssIabsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-23
6am,iltpm.

ilnier Aasut in Samiltom IL Serr
Gomaro grnd, 449 Siib Saufte Ctr.
Bell Eel. 476.H. Sonie Ehuns
1631.A.
= gep. z. !. MeRdrrp, Der
Yfarrsr Der St. Raritn airde. sr'
belt ON Wontag 4benb pen ben
Rdnnsrn isiner Gsmeinbs elm irertb'
poles @ei4eni in 9eitaIt tinss prd1'
tissn 9lutomobila.
- eugene Wt9inlsp, Sobu bon
Ssrrn uno frau 6 .. We@iulsp BON
10. $50 Sab . Strubs, fpel6sr bi;
Priifuna spsds slufndbms in bte wit'
litdr 2liabemis in @eit point bs'
itanb. erbislt pom Rrisss'Otparte'
ulsnt gefsbI, Iid bis gum ID. Suni IN
bsrielben 5u mtlbsn
-Gountp glubitor 9apis rei9t'
i'm Common plsds 9eri4t cine Slags
eeeen bic Gpuntp &ommiHdre elm.
I'm iis gu aningsn, cine gerpiaisuns
fir bic Rsuabiddbuns bes 9runos
eigenibums in Butler Gountp 5u ra'
9en.
- Sm glIter pom 10 Sdbrtn TT
sSobn 9ilbert Roger pon go. 935 Glib
IA. Strabs IN Der Radt pom Utontds
Der 5ubertuloiis srIsgen uno niro
nm Oonneritaa gIOreen roh sinem
2cStsnamte Don Der Ct. geronlea'
air6e aus I'M Ct. Stepbanus|Jrieo'
bpi beerabeu.
- Der Griebsnsritter O'Gsn ron
St. Clair 5oipnihip purSe ssiiern
bon WunisipaIriti.r S4eHt unter
Der glntlaee, Elm Document ssanoer!
gu baben, unter siner BursiSott bon
$500 ben 0robsd9pOrsusn iibsr'pis'
len.
- Sn ibrsm 6sim an Der Wlonroe
ROoo purbe Urau Qnna Rismspsr,
Satin bon Serrn SOfepb Rismepsr.
i'm Utter Don 81 Iabrsn bonn 3oee
abssrufsn. Ste mar in Wiirti.mbers
getoren unb i'm Sabre 1872 nab
SamiItpn gstpmmsn. Sshs Sabre
fpGter trat iie nit 9errn Rismepsr in
ben Gbeiianb. 4IuBer benz 0atten
pirb bic 9eritcrbsne iiberlsbt Don
spei s6dtern uno siDei Gn'eIiiuSsrn.
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aleiae poliseina@ @ri@ten.

- Darn Runnnn, bon Dh. Sreb,
O., pirb beute uutsr Der au.Iass,
nartotii6e 9ift. sutpibsr ben seieb'
Ii6.n 9sItimmuus.n IN i,insm gefib
sebnbt gu babsn, I'm Wuuisipafgeriht
porssfibrt fp.rbn. Runban bate. dis
er BON Rd9ttei poitsbaum unb benz
Dstettto SObnior Osrbnftst tpurbe,
cine sanSs 5orbtui6e pOn nartotif6er
Gifie in i,insm geiis. Der 9srbafiste
bsbauptst, aIs 2ranienpflsser i'm
Stabtboipital bon Rsbrastd dnaefslIt
eeipeien 81 fein.
- Cine an,ldee pessn Ginbruhss
biebitnbls purbs essm ben 20 Sabre
alten Wininm Wlpttp bon Fsnio, o.
srboben, Der Bel Der S6ubnanrsns
firma Wann 8. 2onsini. go. 80
gins Strabs. 6efaditist mar. MottD
ssifanb ndmlid iur3 nu6 isiner @srs
boftuns bur4 bic Dsts.iiDs SusfiIsin
uno Gustlsin, buB er pdbrenb Der pers
IlpHtnen ieds Do9sn aus bsm Gss
itdft iein.r arbeitseb.r p.rmiti.ls
Ginbru6sbisbRnbIs 3uinmmsn brsibig
Yaar S3uk seitobl.n bate. poH b.'
nsn CT 25 paar an iunss Wdb6tn
berfheHtie.
- 9sl.esntIid bes 9sipittsrs, bas
seiiern Ra4miitds fur, DOT ,pei llbr
nisbsreiRg, purbe ourd ben Sturms
fpinD bos 9o6 bss sipsiitodissn Iters
itebtnben 5auiss, 80. 2263 eaitra
9psnus, abseb,dt unb cine Sireds Don
.tpa $50 Tub Bis in ben 5of btuter
benz Sauie go. 2267 Gaiiern Npenus.
bus BON Grant gauslsr beipobnt pirb.
seirasen. 3um Slid nurSs Rismaub
psrlebt.
- lin $40 ipurbs sefsrn 20.
Games aus Guilb, Ssnn., Don sinem
8ouernfdngsr bernilbi, her I'm an
sgub Der Wnin Strabs noh einsm iurs
5en 9eIprd9 borum sriuhis, ibm eis
nen ebed gu ipe6isIn. SObalD 5amss
feline grieftof6e Sos. In Der iih 500
befanben, purbe fie Inn Don BEN
Gdunsr entriIien, Der bdnu fsius
Giu9t befptrfitsIigfs, Iobdb .Sarts
nihts ipeiier iibris blitb, ais fsin
Gbenteuer Der pcIissi ~ mtlbsn-
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Ser3loie Wutter
anss.iestes 9nabIein DOT Der anIasc
Der yapierbaHolnns pm Siem &
@ins sefnnbea.

Die poIi5ei III ssgtn1pdrtis auf Der
GUIDE mad elmer btr3Ioien SHUTTER. bic
Elm stpa 3ipsi DD&sn dltss Gndblsin
eeiiern @benb IN siemlih dbseleeensr
Ra9barftdft ausfsst,. tpp ber aleine
bur6 sinen 3ufau Don sipei pufan'
ten oeflinben fpurbe.
Stspben ReprtoIbs pom SO. 627
OF Tiiufie Girabe unb Sobn ROs
bertipn Don go. 30 God Strabe bors
ten, aIs fis ssiieru gberb segen att
llbr bic areu3uug Der 9ldien Strdbe
unb Ggslsfton 2lpsuu. paifirtsn, oas
S&reien eines RiHbss. Sis iiellttu
naiiirli6 iofori RatfOrTdunssn
barii6er on, po5sr bieits S6rsi,n
fam unb entbedisn I6liebiib nad I6n
aerem Euden IN einem aorb. Der uns
fer Der 9rsppe su ben anIossu Der
Diem &. Sling 60. iidnb. ein stipa
stpei Woten altss anGbltin. bos
fauber oetIsibtt mar uub BEN anbers
benz uch fiinf Winb.lH in ben aoro
esled. iuorben tpdreH.
Die beibtn 5inb,r brndi.n ben il,is
u.n Grbsnbiiroer porrit ua4 b.r
Wsprsue. ba ss bic nd6iis Offentlits
@nIial. mar uno pOu bort aus tpurbe
Der Tinolins na6 benz itdbtiIfeE
Sofpitnl iiberfiibrt, no er porldufil
lintertuuft finben ipirb. an beH alsi
nsn purb. o6iolu. niHts ssFuHeen
ipcrdus auf bic stOeHiitGt Der heplos
Zen 0lutttr su f6lifbsn mare. nber bic
poIi,.i pirb natiirlid nitts uusss
fban laF,n I'm fe nusiiubis sa
MAIDEN.
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mem pfsrb unb erlitte sinen S9Goels
brua. gr purbe mad benz 9aule
zines g.rpanbtsu sebrot:, no sr
tur3 barauf itarb. Der @srunsliidte
mar elm gruber bss Dr. pettp ron
Snoepsnbence.
= Grant Gombs, 81, BON go. 1918
Ruhea Qpenue. .pures seiterH in
i9ipsr psrlsstem 3uitanbs na9 Nem
ct. @liiab.tb SoipiFuI ss6rabt. Gr
mar pGbrsno zines Strsitss an Der 7.
Strabe DON ieiuem Sesnsr in r!s
Settle gsitO9en porben.
- Jrau aa4sl Rsnts Den RD. sos
40 ,Strabe itorb seitsrH i'm aIte. Doh
80 Sabren.
DIR Raiter Gpmmifiuusr tat
seitsrn in seri3tIi4em @uttrags fpl.
senbs 9runoitiide Ofisntli4 psriiei.
CERT: Sn Der Slass pOn Role Gapls
gessn Die GOpiuston Sapinss gent &c
Eruit Co., yta9labperpalterin pou
6lora giro. siH Gruuoitid an Der Z.
uuo SauOforo Strabe an u. 6.
gropu fiir $4,000. Sn osrielben &Iase
Elm 9runoitiid in Crescent Springs
an 8. y. 9uelsfsIO gu $26OO. = ).
). Suiis segen SObH guiis, bsbufs
Oronung Der Sintsrlafeni9aft, bic
9uFe'i6e Seimitdtte an Der 19. uno
SOIman Strabs, an Narp guTs 3u
S1601. - Gtbsl g. SimpIpn ssssn
9reen SimpiOn, Elm 9aus an Der Dit
ieits Der aenner Strabe, an Sbomos
SuIslp gu $3.50. - ). ). SanIpE ses
gen gB. ". 9opO II. 2lnb., Elm 9runoz
itiid an Der Bart 4Oenus gu $3.50;
ferner cine Got an Der SuntingtoH2Ips.
an Wt. MacOpnalo gu $3.50 unb cirs
3ot an Der Simbsrlate Strabe 5u
$1485. - s. 6. Mttllsr ssgen u. r.
WtilIer, Ra4labperlpalter Don 8. R.
WltIIer, etne Got an Der SatIanb Mpe.,
nabe Der Ballaes 2lOsnue. Gil 9.
Srumlase fir $6875 ,uno Elm an0rsn.
Senbes 9runbftiid an bic Deutf6e Ras
tional 8ant fir $2625. - Die Gre.
inston SuOings 9dut unb Sruit 60.
assen 6. M. +. Strissr II. Qrb., cine
SOt an Der 2. unb Sbelbp Strabe, an
SOrotbp aobIbrarot fir $50.
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gtattiiHe Seute
giadJten fini Jiduber IN Der Soip'iden
apotbefs an aemper cane.

Qa6Oem bic Ssrrsn aabmrduber
ii6 in ben Iebtsn Wr6H 5iemIid
rubia perbdIisn bait,n. bratte Der
aeitrise gt6eno pisb.rsinmaI .inen
lleberfaa auf cine apOthsis, Der bieisss
nal ron fiinF Strol6<n ausssfiibrl
purb.. bi, nid,i Dsniss- aIs $3.50 srr
beuisten.
Die apothets, tp,lter ssiieru abtno
fur, nad Sebu llbr Der ungebsisns
9eiuh abeeiiaitet tpuros, mar bic
DoIfbe on Der a,mper Cane uno
UecUtiIlan Strabe. Sn beritIten be
fdnben iih sur 3sii pier el.rts uno
bic aoifirsrinnen, bic ii6 oem iiblI'
den Sommanbo .Sdnbe bod" anes'
ii6is Der fiinf ReOOlperuiiHounasn,
bic itnsn entaesenitarrten, obne ipstts'
reg fiistm unb itb mdusftnftiu Der
bieltsn, nGbrenb elmer Der Rdlfter aus
Der Resifrirtaifs nit afiMartiasr
Gef4pinoigteii ben aus $3.50 be.
itebsnbsu 5rtbdlt ansignsis, iuornuf
bas Rduber Quint.tt fdlsunig't Die
gludt ersriff urb tie aemper Can.
sntIang Iaufsrb, binneu iD.nissn Ct
funbsn i'm Dun.sl Der Ra6t pers
IfRpunbtn mar.
glotiirlidb purbs bic poIbst fofort
telepbonii6 BON bem lleberfaa periidns
bidt aber DON ben Rdubern TT fopelt
mod teins Spur eefunbeH iDorben. Sis
paren idmmtIide iuuse 9uridsn uuo
bier benelben irusen sraue @Hsiias u.
erau. 9appeu. nd5rero Der flHfte
einen buHtIsr 2fu3ug. Gber ebeHfaus
cine aroue Sappe trus.
Die in Der apotbefe uufDeIsnoen
gI.rts paren q. Wsurtlm, 2utbsr
Stones, Douglas 9oobtpin uHb u.
Rorris unb bic 2aHirerin mar Grl.
Glfs Goslins.
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Wt. @srHOn, 5nb.. eintraf. seiste
girb ii6 nifi uRb baraufbin purbs
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beniIib erildrtsn.
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puros ssiiern gormitids an Der Ob.
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aus Wlilforb nisserstrannt, fam ies
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gbsab, als iis an bem tempordren
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BE pOrbeisiue. BON ben Sdsrben etrtsr
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Wunbe. bic ibr Don tinsm in Der Rahs
burf6oft ipObu.nben ar3t DerbunbsH
ipurSe.
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SeHepue nnb Sa1ton.

- Der 9aptpnsr Stnbtrat5 BAT
iid bem &niturm Der 6ffsntIi6en
UlsiHung beugen miifen unb
bic Srbinan3, nod ipeldsr Der
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uno Der Staot AFefpr pom 5tabt.
ratb ernannt pirb, nieberseitimmt.
Dis betreffsnben 9somten iolIen pom
Bolt rtpdblt prben. Die oI.e Srbis
ndnS. na4 ipeldRr ale Stdotbeomte
erpdbIt perben ipIsn, mar felt 1878
in Staft.
- 9as p6sriGbrise' S6bn6eu' bes
5errn Dm. Reirbnrbt, bon To. 8
GairfieIb absuus, Bellevue, fisl seftern
i'm eItsrlid,en Sduie bic 5rsppe bins
ab uub erEtt .sineu grn9, bes S&Iiif>
leIbsins.
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Seim 6anfen bon
S9mufia6en lit
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nOtbpenoig, oab man Der.
trauen in ben 8ertdufer bat.
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uIebr als 90 Syabren Don I'm.
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8enn Sic ieuuaIs bier einen
@rtiteI fauien, Der SSbneH
nit)t eefaat, 10 1T bieier 9aoen
bereit, bic &saaren itm3,ttmi.
fheH ooer sic IN irsert6eiuer
anoeren oerniinfttgen Deiie
sufrieoen 81 iteaen. Gerner-
bin, uniere aBeigeu eeben
SSbnen bas 8eripreden, oaB
mir gu irgenbeiner 3eit Die
gIn9aben autulaten, Die iiber
unierem gtaulen in irgeno-
einer DON unieren Innon5en
eriheinen.