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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-05
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@aibin9ton, 3. gtdr5. isle has
&eprdlentmtenbnus, bot aiid aeitern
Der Senot bic b5n Der 3onfcreu5 Elm.
beridtete Acknowledgements orldae
militant Dem Heeoi6en 3uiot iiir
tnohentrodene &robi6ition III Den
Rrobibitionsitaaten n%ngenomHet
Dieielbc etng iofort Dem gseiBen
9alile slir llnterSeimnme 5ii nHo
Der Grdiioent bat belltc morgaa
0urh ieinc llnteridrift oer @orlagc
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tritt Damn iofort hi STRAIT.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-05
Rcn9tc5 UertaGt
Iicp mcrocR mitta0!
Sine GEtrdiiBnHg SesieIbcn Darite
erit i'm Snni eiubernfcn
perSeR.

@aibineton 3. Mdrs. Die
5neite 5ititng oes ga. aopgreiies
miro iih mcrgen mittag lime Bic"
Dertoeen. Ole gertaerne mag be-
reits mebrere StlmDen border ein-
treten. beite abenO miro Die llbr
i'm aongreB gum Gteben gebrodt
ltnO crit. nodoem Die gegenpGrtige
aongreBlibitne Ser @ei6ihte aige
bort Dieoer gum @eben ee6raft
iperoeH.
&or Suni oilrftc feline grfroit
bIing oes aongrelies i%tattfhnSen, oil.
Der mternationnle @ernidelungcn.
beoiIgeA elm fruberes 8niamnpn
freten.
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Scr Nmtoz2lmsIten mmo!

oelrte 1T ~. or BEN Gag in ser
4utomobil Ausitellung ols milroiger
46ihlltB Oerielben. &r1iioent @u-
ingbalu ano ieire @etreiieit, ourut.
CT iantlid)e Girettoreit, mer0en CT.
dleii1er, un0 bic Saae lit nit 0en
lf-Sor.9eu Sorben Oeforiert.
9ie 1iitglieoer Der 2eeislotur
1nren geitern nit @oito. gfeDile
II Der Spibe, eritienen un0 ibro
zen iih iiber oas Bebotene bo6it
nerfemensnert ans.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-05
9ie 9nmmen ufrben nidt n0r.

Die 4oli3ei 0erbaftete 8reitag
eth o%unfelbdlttige g8abrlngeriH, mel.
de ii6 Ole StlOupriu5eiiin mamie,
in ibren Sem 1914 CAB Cir. 5n
i9rern @eiit inno man Shmudio.
den, 6eionoer5 @inge I'M @erte
Don ctma $1,000. mel6e bic BE.
triigerin ihren Gpiern inter Der
slngo6e obgenOnmeH Dab lid Die
Setter, oeren 6ilie lie beoiirften.
pon @olowarm lub 8iamauten
nabrten Shr angebliher WlanH
Gin 8eiBer naulens Mideltree mlr.
De 0nh eflgelodt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-05
Sm grpbsnm.

aIs 9difntillllller 0e5 Fro
gramues Der fon4uenoen ISOLDE IN
oieiem helie5ten Neutrality-suspicious.
mlIB n3l5meiielhoit Snuis 9iam be-
5eidHet mer0en, Der III eiHeni. BON
ieiuef 5roH ipe3leI far i'm qeidlrie.
belten einafter Come 8ariors
onftreten Miro Ills cdter Better
pom San01 gibt iih SimnIp 8arrg,
Der IN Der &oriibruiiq ieiner oriqis
neaen 5fi55e v1be 9iube4 6eifens
bon ieiHef Satin %1mterituBf miro.
Mls oor3ilgiide Nfliifer. llnterbnl
tfmasfinifler mo an6er meroen |idl.
5meiielIns ,soim mi0 4sinnie seer
Hina aroBen 8eifaa erriaaeH. 16e.
AnesaiaAer lleili enc urfi1eie
ne mif s5oe oafris ilH0 5loiHc.
e0lHDbail bur. Als arpEpr 0iagier.
erDcTt iidl dilh Aallare fSafuin. PC
lonoere GuunEmnng uer0ienen aud.
nod Au0elIa l~atterion. 0as beriibm
tc aiintlsrHipoea ernie EDifs mn.
@eielidksit. aettlelidmineeit SAINT.
mo HHHafameifF 7en Sdllub hl
Den me aap6Hiiiih DE aor5ngIidn
GrpgeAn AeifbIloer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-05
Die RilfskaHe Ncs
WcFtl. lsrieocrbmnOesi
0naba. I. Ml0ra. l917.

Gniabu, /. M1r5. 1917.
Sir unieren @iIfsfono aingeu fol
genoe @efrage EN-:
GrloS ans DeIl @erfallf BON 4
iuugm Spibbnn0en, aeItlftct Dor
6rm WinT @eper. $1,000
&oh nahtrdglih obgelieferf fiji
pcrtouftc SidetS aitr aarfenpnrtit
Oes 2anom. 5ralieu @ereins 1.0C
Glrh annieroN Gris EteOenor
fir nerf. @cte- qreits anrtpn 1925
aoaeftc 3. 9mobd 2an6m.
Gereins, ........,...... 1910
aoIlefte oe5 Cmoh1 ganOmebr.
mebr 6rnlien 0ereins q 1851
1llnlllta ..s..,..-.. 9Jl.JU
9isher berid)tet $685.
Mlodt 5uion1men ..S175.7t
Son nieieln @eIo muroen mir.
ben oitrh bic Sdotnleiiterin oes
0eutihen 2oftomebr Srnuen Ser.
ems S1O5.7 bel Der GonIerpdtiD
Sdpingsslf0 2oan afIociatinn diigr
lest, Inn mad aI1rung Der gegen
mdrtigen gerbaltniIle an oos Gol
&reit5 our Ilnteritiituug Der @itmsE
mo S9niien aefoaener arirger al
geianot 5l meroen. Ser 9eitbetraf
BON $1,000 fnur0e 0urh ben Inter
8eidneten an ben 2. @oriibeuoen nes
aomitees 5lr llnteritiibuna oes
Acknowledgment IN Sibiriell Serrl
6. 9oihmib. "a 9orfb Moore Ctr.
gieiD gorf nbgeianht. Gbenio mlr
Den ourh bell ShaBmeiIter De-
@eitliden arieger gunoes, aomeraI
Ssln. 3. BOB g%iorioIf. Iebr. $720e.
Der GrL0s elmer III Der Grtra 9eIe
aatens Sibrtag am Counting. Den %
5ebr. abgebaltenen aollefte on obi
&c a0reiie abgeianot. 0uittlng
iperoen nod grbolt iofor
o%cr6Hentiiht mer0eli.
Mlit fafaernoidaittihem BrlB
G. aouig.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-05
llnalaubliGs seiitnEg zines 9IutOmu.
bills.

9onnerstag fnno lid an II. ua0
@oiporo Ctr, cine groBe Maeniden.
menee Elm nm 3eugen eiler 8or.
fabruHg at iein, Die pobl ein5ig in
Der @eididte Gmtnbas iteben oiiri-
Re. Gie Bronco, cine Morpea
Eager Gar. BON ipelder nur Der
8inoidilo uuo oie 9o[nerung Der
riifiportigen Site enffernt mur0e,
iiibr cine GuBerit iieile oits 5oI5
erridtete anbo1e binorl ilber bic
aante oerielbeu binipeg un0 lailSp
te ungeidhr Al SUB melt 0abon
init etnem rtrhtbareH arod auf
Dem StraBcnpl1iter. Wohher ungP.
iteilte uuteriuduugen ~ergobert. 0ab
6ie Gar nidlt rn min0elten S9aoeu
erliiten bate. Die Bronco" lei-
itete fih oerortige 9raftproben lit
ben Derihie0eHeA 5td6ten 0es 2ans
oe5 nrlo pitroe bereits ilber 10000.
Meilen gefabren. Gieier @eriud,
bel 0eiien 4tisfiibrung ihon 8u Der.
idie6enen Mnleii Sic 4agenfiibrer
geiabrlid) onrh ben grdBii1en 9luf
pral berlebt ipllroen lit bon Der
SO 5raucis Qluto 60, ben bic.
iigen &erfdufern Der 0larlBea Gar.
IN S5ene geieet iuor0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-05

Or. Sitter. Der SdiUeiser @eian0.
te, Der lett 9lbbrudl Der oipIomati.
ihen 9e3tebunaen Der Ser. Stonten
nit 8eitidInho ore Sntereiien
Gentihlanos bel Der bieiieen 4e-
gierung bertritt. miro bon Deridie.
henen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. @lattern
Der uebertretlmg ieiner Amtseepolt
beroahtigt. 9ieie bebanptefb 0n6 er
ieine ~offi8ielle Steliuag oo5li benz.
be, Die 5ohe Der geutihen bier 5i
Son0e at forbern.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-05
Oeterreitb bcrot
Scr Giirkci GelH!

Bern, S6Deis, 8. @dr8, iiber
Rnrig. Cine Barrier 9epeIhe
meI6d, 6nB 3eterrei@ eingepiaigt
babe, Der Siirtei 210 Dtiaipnen aro.
rer (48 W1iaionen Dollars fir Ell.
rlerl nift n1ber be3eidneten Belt
railf o~or5uitreden. 9ieieg @elo ion
fifr Gfufdufe IN 0efterreid-1lngarn
BertDei10et nefoeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-05
los Sa6re alt aeluorSen.

5~henan0oab So, 3. Wiar3.
89omns Seaers, Der ON is. SyGiuior
los Sabre olt aaporoen ietn ioa, lit
am 5reitoe an eifem @eidniir ge.
itorben. CT mar UNPRECEDENTED ae.
lneien. Sein gru0er hate Elm 9llter
bon lis Ssahren CREDIT.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-05
Nin6reder nnterm gpa6a enfbeft

@fn Ginbrsfer iDitr0e Grelta9
naht I'M Sduie Ron Grnu g. 81.
Glen 20a California Ctr, bon
Der NoIi8ei, tDelne tie berbeigeruFen
bette, ltrterln sopba anfgefun0en
ln0 nerhaftet. 8n ieinen Eol6en
far0 man ef1te 0tenge G~ilberselte.
Ger @efnngene nonnte fih 8. u.
Mn0erion uno bebuiipte 500 iii6l.
rs. Ctr. 81 tD0hnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-05
gon 1Sranfrridl anrild.

ganE 3nrnitig. Sobn BON @enrD
5ornullg, 1927 iiiol. 50. Str. lit
nit benz Garlpfer 9ouraine 0ons
nerstae IN Refp Dort angeLnngt
CT NOR in 5rnnfreih BET Dem ayrp
bulan8forps totig g%elueiefl.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-05
lin $50 beronb..

Ode II. mo 8ebner 5tr, iunrOl
6reitag obeao 5. g.. 8alt9am Dor
NiiiIouri 9nIleD Don eineln beipoffne.
ten Stroberir1uber ilberfonen uni
$50 berm6t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-05
I'm. 111ilh6rattAdbc
I'M Rom octCtet!

Rom 8. m6rs. Ieaior Sci.
oeLbag. DliIitdrotta1ee Ser biefigen
amerifantIden gotid1ft Der fi6 ali
Der Carlo 5roltt befau0, ber[or oitr6
eiren 5turs bon fetuem 8ferna
0ag 2eben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-05
aartoFfelbrOt fir SuIanS.

2on0on 8. Mdrs. arg 9fmrer-
Dam miro beridtet, bob Die nieoer.
lan0iIme aegier1rng d%ngaororet bat,
Bret aus aar4offeImebI 5a bdfea
Enie q III 3eutidtan0 Der SAL lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-05
usnrlssane aepiewa i'm @anetn.

Gas Qrogromm oieies 6eliebfen
llnterbaltuugsbauies fnr Die font
meu0e Wode iueiit Den qr0Bten
5dllneer Der Saiion auf. ogurles
cue aepiep4 lit itdlerlid zines Der
beiten 8oriuhrtugel, Die ienals
iber Die 9retter 0es .GaDetn" ain.
gen. WIS 9anptperion 0ieIer bod
eleoarlten gurIesqile nlllB 0arrD 81.
Mortnn bg5eiAuet mcr0en, Der lit
oieiem 5tud bier perihie0ene Gba-
rnffere aar5uiteaen bat. @r miro
.tdtfrdftiglt ron eifer 1roBeu Gfar
Der befannteitea gurlesauentanItler
lmterltubt. Inter Dieien m0dtefi
luir helonoers berDorheba Bella
auIielf, Gaiinn Murpbn 5loihe
Gberetfe. ,5ltiia be aeletp Sarrn.
0'9leal llfo aI. 9enn. gpion0ere.
Beoftung Deroient idllieBlid aud.
Der Chorus 5ablreidq Biibimer "a
men. Die bel gum augemeinen Gr
beigetr1gen. 8erihieoene le.
beuOe Statten mer0en ge8eigt Do
iin0 Defenders be~rpor8lbeben
> 8ie Oea0ele" o8lnmenmanden
pIniSeioe Nfdodlen Ter 9d1
Ter gSolnme" Ser Stnrm
lno Uerldiebene aloere Spe3iell.
49,
oieie 8~ornibrung bat in on0eren
st10fen groBen 8eiiaa aefunoen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-05
Wilicn ilntefScidbnct
RcpenmcsD crl0Gc!

MoIbington, 3. @1ar5 Qrdit
bent @ilion Bat beltte borniittng
bic Aebpmt @orlage bon $3.50, 900
600 untr5eihnet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-05
Ct. SuicpA glarft6eridlt.

St. 5oiepb, 8. Mdr3.
&inSDie6 3nfubr 200; Dart no.
mIllal.
Sdiueins-3ufnDr j 200; @larft &c
bis 20e bo6er.
S0hiter 9reis t3. 20.
9urhi6nittspreis t345-f365.
SAafe- 3ufubr feiiic.
@efiitterte 2onmer 1870.
@efiltterte 26mmer II 30.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-05

Pdkclbm6


Son abeItEe Corner.
6lfel5uei III. 2, mic bieI ee5ei9t, eiiDdEl
glnneiflHgeR nA0 ueHefte Wsuiter ihr QebdicItt
Giufdte llRo Gbibsit @bbtibungen flar ina
oeEilib litc ieoer 6ooen III al iebea, Gle
f6uneH Mat febigeheH III elnieriigRHp oieieg
geftmndpplen Eiiten unh GiHidte. lpie man
sc gebraMft TIN IdideHiitter, 9orbdiige, Ded,
de1 uito So1s gebes SUD tit i1r fn eth
@0itscS iil0 ieiH D}fiier 5iuelatal enf9aIieii.
NeiUe lsrmH f0atc CINE Dteies aidi leift.
Eieies sud iar 12c p~orloirei pfr @olt Ter,
van0f.
SagIi6e Gmnbn sri6nne,
1911 SDiuarO Str. Sud9a, Nebr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-05

aontiral SeIicoe erfIdrt RI Iei
unidt ur3ufrieoen9 NIT Sen ergpb
Ser a6mebr geaen Die Sauf
boOteeFahr. 9eHtidlon6 and ni6t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-05
e6itasu glnrftberidt.

Chicago, 3. 9fdr5.
tiuSDis6 9nflbr 500; @1orft felt
5dlueine 3ufilbr 10000; @arft
nieiitens 25c bober.
Soldier Breig 1890.
4nrdidnittspreis 13.55-13.S0
sdlaif 3ufubr 1000; Mdrft felt
aanias Gitb @arft6eridt.
aonios Gitp g. 0l1r5.
RinOOieb 3ufubr 100; 9iarft no.
minaI.
eolorn6os fl50 5dlahibie1
laaa3nm
oodiiar 8reis 1866.
an9f lno Sellers finn.
Gtoders rabie.
adlber ihiuafl.
Sdwtine 3nFlihr 1000, @arft
t0e hober.
oohiter #reis 1850.
gundidnittspreis 1885 -i855
SAafe 3ninbr feine.
@eiutterte 2dftEaer 1920.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-05
1tlarktbcgihtc.
0febernitfeIF bon glIIn8n Truil rol

qteberaiitfeIt BON @iIinsf 5rlii Coz
arGHpeH 25DA, 26ss, 324s, per Aiiie, 1925.
2i6 s 80 pet ssiite: ale nr6eren Gr6Beu
STE per atite.
atronen afc1 800g, $685. $500, $500 per
stlse; aA#napdbit, 300s, 380s, $3.50 per aiitc.
5rapeirHii as. $500 Der aite. 46e, NGs,
s425 ifRo b4s, 64s, 500. 9ss, s4 bet
sttffe
5etalTaaben- gRalnsas, fducp. 6aB $500 ITS
5000.
le0fei Ser Rite. Sonaibans, cyira inncp,
$3.50; ss1fQtbaus fanrh, 1925; 1padibdns,
atisleudblte, $500; @dnos Sf.55; gtrsans
las 0laa5, egtra i1nct, $3.50 8ine GAPS.
cxira idnrn. S2.2b; gtoHe Beauties. $500.
sarioffein- $500 per 9lfbeI. M q. G6ips
1875.
taltofteiu-s2.s5 ber sul1el.
sliBfnrioffelil 1876 Der Camper.
tlbeHs &eife 5flbeR, 8aderriibeh 9dIiinds
Ten, Bagoea, Al per 8inn6; aprl, sc Der
Rfuno; AlnmenlobI. $3.50 rer Grdie. SIPS
ner 9us eSnrfen. 1926 Der 3useHb, 10.
maien. $500 per Crate, 500 Der storb:
sfoiebel. gelbe. lac her BIB, uIo fpnniibe
5aal Mlarfiprqis. aDbffdfnt $3.50 per GrGie,
St.Q0 iir 8nb. ardiIsfdlaL 40t ilr Gut. +;
1e4erie $500 fir DuEerh,
1oHie-2ac, S3.25 per aiite.
lpfelUeirl Muit's, 8db6en 1920.
3aHnneH-4e RfiiftD.
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Canl06 3. gRdr5.

2alll1b 3. Dfdr6.
geef Stiere feit bette fiir bie $50.
he felt bis it1rfer.
@ilte bis bette geebes 1850
11.50
0litteIm1Bige geebes 9.75-10.50
@epobnIiGe S.50-9.75
aiibe utb Sellers felt 9erte fir
Die ISOLDE felt.
Sure 4. bette all6e S.00-9.50
@itte b. bette Sellers S.50--t0.25
Uaittclnl1Bige aiibe 6.75-7.75
gemobnIide .25-6.7 rs.
aorngeiiitterte Gtiere 9.25
1915
5toders iuao Seekers felt, beute
fhr Die Aohe quito fart, nn0ere
ihtpnM
Seekers quite bis butte 8.75 Is
MittelnldBiga 7.50-S.75
@atpobnlide 7.50-S.75.
Suite i. bette 1todcr8 7.759.75.
5tod Sellers 7.00-8.50
Stod aiihe 6.O0-8.00
gtod adlber 7.50-9.50
9e1l a0Iber 9.00-tt.75
Bulls 1tn0 stngs T.5O-8.75.
Bologna 8naes 6.50-7.50
sdlueine 3ufubr 5000: Mearft
1914 boiler.
Gurdidnittspreis t3.25-1S.45
S6hiter greis 1886, fir oie So.
DE 65-75c bober.
sdlafe-3nfubr 500; 02orft feit,
1eilte fir Die ISOLDE 25c nieoriger.
eornmer 35-40c nieOriger.
@iooer 0.50-t1.75.
Nlutterifofe 1000-11.30
@efftterte Waittteriddfe 1000
-ff.60
6eeoer @9tttterIGofe 6.00-S.0O
5ee0er SGmmer 13O0-t4.25.
Sdbrlinge 1.50-1275.
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cma6a @ctrei0emarft.

Am0ba B NInf8.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-27
SECOND ANNUAL TRACK MEET
AND BUSINESS MEETING TO
BE HELD SATURDAY.
TEAMS TO COMPETE FOR
TROPHY CUP AND PRIZES
j. p. Allison, Of State Center, Offers
Trophy For Senior Winning Team
Business Meeting Of Committee,
When Officers and Members Will BE
Elected, 80 PC Held il A:.e-nesa.

Boys of the Y. NJ. c. A. groups OF
the county outside of the city, and OFF,
GERS and directors Of the Marshall
County Y. NJ. c. A, will meet here
Saturday for the second annual track
and field meet and convention. The
program includes the track and field
meet at the fair grounds in the fore
noon, dinner at the noon hour and a
business meeting in the afternoon at
Moines, state county Y. NJ. c. A. secre-
tary, will be there.
Teams of boys from the groups OF
Gilman, Conrad, State Center, Bethel.
LiScomh, Albion, Green Mountain, and
Lamoiue will compete in the program
Of nine athletic and field events. J. P.
Allison, OF State Center, has given a
trophy cup for the senior group team
winning the most points. Bronze med
ais will be awarded the individual
score winners and ribbons will be CIV
en- all the boys winning first. second.
or third places III any events.
Events OF Meet.
The nine events scheduled for the
track and field meet are: Fifty-yard
dash, l0oyard dash, 44o-yard relay,
SS0yard relay, running broad jump
running high jump, hop step and jump,
baseball throw, and pitching horse
shoes.
The meet will begin at 10 in the fore
noon and il is free All boys who en-
ter should report to Elmer NJ. Hersch.
county Y. NJ. c. 4. secretary not later
than $50 at the fair grounds. Boys
Secretary E. E Micklewright. of the
city association. will be in charge OF
the evsnts:
Will Elect Officers.
At the meeting of the county asso-
citation in THE afternoon chairman,
secretary. and treasurer and ten mem
bers of the county committee Will De
elected. The officers are: Robert
Marietta. chairman; H. ".
Hartland. secretary: J. X
Conrad. treasurer. The
other members of the committee are
c. E. Arney. Albion; Robert Paul, Gill
man: A. H. Rice, Green Mountain; D.
V. Mclean, Lamoille; ]. o. Bissett,
Lamoille: ]. P Allison, State Center;
Howard Eckles. city; John Morrison.
Green Mountain: J. r Grier, Conrad,
and E E. Lister, Liscomb.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-27
Mesdames Thomas Harris, Elmer
Btmce. and John CorricS.
Lemon Juice
For FreckIes
Girls! Make beauty lotion at
home for 4 few cents Try Il!

Squeeze the Juice OF two lemons into
a bottle containing three ounces Of
orchard white. shake we'll, and you
have quarter pint Of the best freckle
and tan lotion, and complexion beauti-
fer. at very, very small cost.
Your grocer has the lemons and any
drug store or toilet counter will supply
three ounces of orchard white for
few cents. Massage this sweetly fra
grant lotion into the face, neck, arms
and hands each day and see how
irethies and s.eiiishes disappear and
how clear. soft and white the skin be-
comes. Yes, II Is harmless.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-27

Tying comforters occupied the after
noon for members of the Excelsior
Aid Society, who met Wednesday
afternoon in the Odd Fellows hall.
Following the business hour refresh
ments were served by the hostesses.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-27
Quick Result IN
T.-R. Publicity

A small item in the Wednesday eve
ming issue OF the Times Republican
headed RED Cross Wants Machines"
and asking for the loan OF two sewing
machines for the Red Cross, brought
usual prompt results.
In the notice people who had ma
chimes to offer were asked to phone Mrs.
l. Q. Kemble, and before o'clock We'd
nesday evening the two were offered to
Mrs. hembIe, who was working at the
church serving supper
and had not found time to read the
paper. Before 10 o'clock wednesday
night two more were offered, and an
other was offered this morning. All
were accepted by Mrs. Kemble, as the
Red Cross needs them.
The Red Cross now asks the Times
Republican to announce that it would
also like to borrow two extension din
ing room tables for cutting. also
small desk. and an ironing board.
Those who are willing to lend these
articles are again asked to phone Mrs
Kemble.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-27
TAYLOR FARM CHANGES.
M. kinsey Farm Bought BY o. J
Parsons For $275 Per Acre.

TWO Taylor township farms have
changed hands. one selling for $2o per
acre, and the other unimproved, al
$500. l.. NJ kinsey. OF this city. has
sold TO O. J. Parsons the old kinsey
homestead OF .140 acres. four miles
north on Center street. at s2Ia per
acre. The land cost Mr.. klnsey around
$50 per acre when he bought it about
thirty years ago. Mr.. Parsons son
Ralph will live on the place.
Ben vajgrt, of Timber Creek town
ship. who bought Of Harry Lundstrum
a few months ago the sixty nine acres
of unimproved land at Prairieville at
$3.50 Per acre, has sold the tract 10
Adna ,Maulsby for 5000. Maulsby
owns an acre of the original tract Of
seventy acres, where his home is stu
ated, and will farm the place in addi-
ton to his threshing business.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-27
Public Auction.

In the district court of the state Of
Iowa, in and for Marshall county, in
the matter Of the estate of Henry
Russie, deceased.
To whom II may concern:
There will be sold at public auction
or. the farm of Henry Russie, deceased.
in Vienna township the same being the
East One-half (Ek) of the Northeast
Quarter (NEA) of section Twenty-Five
(22J, S5-17, Marshall county. Iowa,
the personal properly left W decedent.
on Friday, October 5, 1917, at p. M,
to the highest bidder. for cash.
The property consists OF household
goods. power washer and engine, cream
separator wagons and wagon boxes.
chickens, hay, horses, cows. etc. and
also certain grain. and in addition.
further tools and machinery such as
are ordinarily used In farming
Harry Lundt,
Administrator
BIZ Carney ~ Carney, HIS attorneys
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-27
Feminist County Agents.

Editor Republican: There is 4
sale OF thinge donated by the public at
Piumbs' for the benefit OF the Red
Cross. There are several ways in
which we can help the Red Cross. The
government has appropriated 5000, 900
to be divided among the counties OF
Iowa TO hire women advisers. Give
that money to the Red Cross and send
the women TO France as nurses, where
they will do some good. They will
only be a nuisance here. Another way
would be To send all the county agents.
advisers. and members OF the extern
sion department at Ames to France.
giving what they are spending doing
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-27

no good to the Red Cross, and let them
take the place Of a corresponding
number OF farmer boys who will come
home and help raise food for ourselves
and some for the allies. The farmer
is going to save his seed corn to raise
a crop next spring, He is going to raise
all the pigs he can next spring and he
will do II without any advice or urging
W. II. G. woodward
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-27
MARRIED.
Amundson-Nerem.

William J. Amundson and Miss
Rancy 4. Nerem, both of Roland, were
married Wednesday afternoon at
O'Clock at the parsonage of the Elm
Lutheran church by Rev. \. J. Anders.
the couple being attended by Frank
johnson and Miss Agnes Thompson,
of Roland. Mr.. and Mrs. Amundson
will make their home on a farm near
Roland, where the groom is farming.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-27
u xaluasls Y salsh llint. !

II tho bowels are not working reg.
1larly. undigested food In the stomach
may set up condition OF auto-intox.
tcation and poliute the whole systelA
With poisons in the blood stream. Foo
ley Cathartic Tablets keep the bowels
open and regular. the liver active and
the stomach sweet. They cause no
pain. nausea nor gripping. They relieve
indigestion, sick headache, biliousness,
sour stomach. bad breath or other con-
ditions caused by clogged bowels. Sold
ere.-Advertisement.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-27
VETERANS WIDOW DIES.
Mrs. Fannie e. johnson Dies at Home
Hospital.

Nephritis caused the death at 6
o'clock Wednesday evening OF Mrs.
Fannie E. Johnson at the soldiers
home hospital. She was the widow Of
Francis NJ. johnson, and came to the
home April IS, 1916, from Burlington.
Mrs Johnson was born in Rutland
county. Vermont, June IL, 1885 Her
husband served in Company I, Mis-
souri, volunteer engineers of the west.
One daughter. Mrs. Ella Johnson. of
Burlington, and a grandson. r. S.
Lamott, of Buxton, survive Mrs, John
son.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-27
BIG WAREHOUSE FOR RENT.
Marshal'town Buggy Company Ha.
5000 Square Feet Of Space Available

We have all kinds of salesroom, store
rooms or storage space for rent in our
three story brick building. Sprinkler
system cuts the insurance rate to one
sixth normal rate. We can accommo-
date factories in the rear portion,
stores and salesrooms on the ground
floor front. and then we have a base
ment S0Xi0o feet and several upper
floors for storage-in all $4,000 square
feet See me at once as several are
negotiating for space now. Ray r.
East secretary.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-27
Rejter-jutz.

G.. E. Reiter, of Marion, and Mrs.
Lillian E. Lutz, Of Cedar Rapids. we've
married by Rev. RIB. Davidson. al 8
O'Clock Wednesday evening, at the
home of L. W. Brown, sos West State
street. They will live at Marion.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-27
Mason-Capron.

Clarence J. Mason and Miss Mabel c.
Capron, both of Melbourne, we're
married by Rev. r. 3. Davidson at 3
o'clock Wednesday afternoon Nat the
Baptist parsonage. The young couple
will make their home on a farm near
Melbourne.