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referido encargado de negocios de ia
Gran Bretaiis. Al ser entrevistado
declare que NADIA .pcdia informar
acerca de Ia mission que 10 lleva a
Ia capital de los Estadcs unidcs.
Crecse que Sc lie ha llamado para
rue informe an,njiamerte al embaja-
dor ingles ell Washington sobre las
a~.titidades de los alemanes Y los
meGidas adoptadas por e! gcbierno
de CarranzG respecto Z Ia exporta
ciUn del petrolec,
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yoyclaS a % Cenisvos

Artc dc huscar marble.
Amor Y Inaft!riU-
CaivaGtO tie amor.
E! nCYi0 preSiaGo.
81 DurgaturiO dc l'S 5"ItSras.
III paraisn dc las muJerc5.
Il lnl!arnU fe les hHiEbres.
Fl haha de los na-Hs.
ri nidO de r~uISeECres.
:! Collar de eSlneraIcas.
Il II de las nthaS.
FL alma en- un beSo.
La iliLa de las flores.
la HE! en- los lah.oS
- rila DC los tIZI9ines-
IA riuda allegro.
l.. Corfc fcl amor.
Ia priuccsa Gel CoGT-
Ia hijR lie Venus.
ias cbr"ras del amor.
Las aiia> d.! chaUA'aSci..
IS Iras T"dcTlrS.
Marina o Ii aita .e las GAS
Na;i;'lS sean las MuJeT':s-
Naidlias sean los hOT.hrcs-
N4ldlta> san las SH"tra3-
vslItin sos RI .TuCC.
ugls!itos sean los rei2S.
Ia<IuuariiS 10 aIIur.
porg,;a ~C CaSan los hombrts
;CrTur 81 gaSaE IDS ml!cres.
TarTuH !rraH las muJer"S.
rcrUuf rcnciiCn las viuaas.
TorIuA Iuurmuran las Eieiss.
Pn. soguIT 2 ma uiJeT
St: m~a!cStad {. AnoT.
Viva nj novta'
A1urpna. pOr Carlote BrStlGe.
bora. rpr L2vlutg RraeDS-
ri TeceTrD ID orc.
Fl nilO nal1IfO.
e. manuscript DC d! MocHe'
Maria. pOr JorE" iSsecs.
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UNA LEGION.

Monsieur Louis Mallat fue III "a
patero de Paris, propietario de una
modesto tienda de calzado. cue con
su laboriosidad e inteligencia consi-
quo reunir la suficiente para tcmar
en- traspaso otra tienda de mas CAM
panillas, elegante Y centrica.
Ell ide0 la supreson de las hormas
y de las medidas; en- lugar de esta
antigualas imperfectas. sacaba pul
cramente los moldes de los pies dc
mismo material, y estos pies de yes,
Gran los que servian de hormas dos
pucs de endurecidos por un proceed
miento de su invencion Y del cla
tcn!a patentc.
De csta manera- cl caIzado Tesg
taba 10 mismo que dircctamente 81
podia darse mayor perfection, Y C
bre los pies del parroquiano;
los materiales e~mpleados or:
crcelentcs y la mano de obra pTim
rosa, NJ. Louis Mallat fue ell zapat
70 de moda de la alta socicdad
Paris.
Ell encumbramiento Y la ostcnt
cion dc. Zapatero cXcitarnn IA en-
dia de muchos, especialmente de-
Eel apellidado Brunetiere, arts
crata cuya fortuna habia venido n
9 menos, Y que hecesitaba repcnei
Brunetier:e imagine que no
seria dificil haccrse tlueno de \
lat, casandosc con II linda hija Il
ca &c ste, llamada LcOntind.
Una noche en- que ell zapatero :
cibia en- sus saIones, B-unc:icr
fue prcsentado y ba:lo con la hija
Mal:at, a la cual hizo sdbcr Guam q
mcrado estaba de ella.
Leontina contest0 con exasivas
cuando Sc vic obligada a dar una n
puesta categorical. Ia hiZo con
par dc calaba: IS de iujo. Muy COZ
do y amostazado qucG6 cl pretend
te. V promctio vengarsc de- cnSot
decide zapatero y de su hija, hui
llando;ua a la primcra OCCASION.
I'm m tardc de primav,
Brun- :orre ~paseaba apie por ci +
que 70ulogne, cIando entire
intcr:l,r. elias de carruaJcs
en- IN ma.llriyo land0 a Mai!at
su h;ja r~aGiantcs dc triunfo...
Senior Mallct-grit6 cl joven
t6crata-me tcnGis muy disgust
-ijPor que motivo, senior Brr
tierrc?-contcst6 cl zapatero.
-Porque me ha5ais sacaio
tos zapa;os bastantc estrechos a J..
sar de vuestro tan ce.cbrado prcccd
miento para tomar medida.
Leontina qued6 corrida de vcrgue
"a. mas no asi s. padre, fIc 0
prendieado Ia intenc!6n del jove
mand5 dctcne- el cOche y sc ape,
micntraS Eccia q Drunctic"rc:
-Esperad IN momcnto: "a. vr2 ha
yamos sufrido una cquivocaci6n
hayamos cambiado los pics de ya:
que sirven dc norma: haccdmc el (
vor dc sentaros en- este banco.
E! a~ristocrata sonreia satisfecho
haber conseguido su objeto, a
pies arrodillado tenia al endios
zapatero en- presenc:a de I'm b.
numero de curiosos.
Mallat desato la cinta de los
patcs, Sc 10 saco de I'm tiron, y
ellos echo a correr hacia e. coche
ciendo:
-;Tencis raz6n, cstan estrec
Voy & meterlos on las hornas y
hama os los devoivere.
Y mando a arrear, dejando a
g~ulloso B%rlnetierre descalzo.
pie de Ia letra que o rechazah
V buscan Y rebuscan algo tan
que van ror su rebpscamiento
Extravaganza. Pero de estas G
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. BRA De VENT A
u,IRRERIA De ICNACIO E. LOzANO
,, CASA. HAS cREDrADA LA MAS sEeuRA LA QUE rIENE Ell MEJoR sURTooY Il oUE
PAGADos, Ell AsMo OLA QUE Sc REcIBA LA oRDE
ORRAs DE VARGAS VIA

An, mia Si.a0
AURA o las viOletaS -. go - vs.
AFS-sSIDt . . --- =. = . 80 -
Cop0S de eSpI:Ina . -. - - ES'
Clepsldra RoJe. "a Ia r~iisft"eI -. . We
Jel rosai penSslte . = - . e = is.
ne Sis Uses Y de- SuS rosas. i-S
Ii alma de los ltTioS g. -. -. -. i$'
81 Canine del Triunfo -. . . -.. iSS
IN las zarZaS del. reb 80 : = =. i.S0
r riimo de ia vide -. -. . . - 80
IL arclIpiclsfl SCnoro -. . e l.S9
flor del FSUsO . : - So - y
IiuCrLO Ag1lGSttrO -. - . . r.
la CorQuISia de RtZanCio -. . = . -
i RaplbliCa Romano . e. IT. -. 10,
q SIInlSnie - : $3.50 - q,
Ia TracedII Gel Crlsto . 80. -. 80 i-9'
Lau?eIes RolOS E . 80 = -. &. i'"
Los Lesarcs dc la 0ecadencia e. : Id"
Los pi~inoS y los lIumanos : Is"
Los laEIaS . e.. - -. -. - ~
raginas EsCogtdaS : -. - -"
.,s,s-i,,s t.33
polillcas e HistorIcas go. - : -- I-"'
ITOSaS. LatICeS . - e. = - -
Sosas de Ia tarde -. : -. -
, erb0 de Adinonict6n Y de 'oin',HPs ~
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aIST0RIA

:, sol De MAYO Memorials de Ia lHts7'eE
lin franreEa- Con grabadoS. = ; 20
81 Cerro de las CampanaS- ~.
EniSodlos NIlitares NeIicahos, Luz -
~TndaDeDdencis e Invasion atletlTSEe. orf
uts,nrfs de Ron.a C0mprende desde !Os u
Senes de Rons, hasta Ia caida del my
Flo -omano de Occldepte. 49,
utsfo-;s de Grecia. deSde los ueIhi.G>
roicos hasta Ia deSmemoEachon Gel u!
paric de AleiSndro. . "nf,z
PC" cnuI.IIO. Ia vida del CraI- D5aL,
Hfstoria Patrls. Por sierra; GTe 10.
gistoria de Mexico, Por EerdIS, ueS.T ~
n-;rpr-0- tempo Ha>t2 "a 'A"'' " =
Sundo Imperio. Tn tomo tel2. a.
-. ,rI,..-I lie UeHirO, DOT L4sa'e a.
rTis,oris Universal. ECiCI3n De Lu!9. ct.
~ TnteryanrI6n Y el ImDerio. PoT 49,.
AWARE. 4 tonos, pasta tela. -, 10
,--.,Ni t.Alla. Novela nlsWFiCH NS "a "a
re-OIr-rHn maieri>ia. ~,
&. eevSluci6n de Mexico Y ?! iinpeI.ai's.-'
yeNEss Obra politcs de nlrTe1.
% TSsnryentes. Relates de Ia lnSGGrScc'.
contra ESp3n2- ;y:,o-;, H. L.
Guerra Gc Rcfc"ma. rro'rrin
S,rrsc:onnS FistoTicaS NeIlcanaS- 'LHn.,,.,
nos V Ieyendas. 0hra deStihanS .
- :, ss0rimtsnto psirtO en- ?! 'HT'+l': y
To- 6i,0s de Mexico. Tiustrada con graz
dos Z csratula q colores; \,
sscs-dots Y Caudillo. Cbra Te!9ufs -
Guerra &c tndcpendencia- . ="
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oar,s W CAROLINA iNvEkNiAio.

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tt''i, ,. III ahl>gro Y lao 'iU"$io.. ~
(r-ayHn sr mGtrc. l"S minus ~
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IrIn,.n,S ~, caS:,-O' : LE'ia 9"i''.' ~
an ID ad,l,erio. r'ns INC ---. ~
- como .isi Nal 800 . g..
=; h..a dc MA nr.rT!a : Ia 'ciSAo 81
ma Ion Dos '"nn"s go -" 20
- !; ser.rIa de IN bandido -. 20
- ten de H. nisi'r. Dos t"NhOS 49, n en-
:; mo Do; anlrcui>tH. . tnH;oS...-r a 30
- ,;Servrc del drI,to. Dos toHios .. *
- thnTra,iG tpi paTquc. tLalrO t,i:o@
raIy.-lo d.. uu-i IN sdrr : M''p N
-" rTirnrr-s oe niErClGla. .FHs toD'os 20
Tns MARCOS in;'.ncS- DOS .nIoS 80
s.-r,r.S 1naldilos. OHS tnhioN . e n en-
-, saruI,ads viva. Dos ioHios .- n N
, - yict:mas ,iel 2WoT 20
as .-sseclas de los teloS. ! '""e7 I'll
Ia p orsS9 40 "a 6a-;e-a. Dos tomos SSS9
:" - -racrlhn de VI angel =. -. 80
r,,i,srIna dFl Tpa;-C Real : toHi"e S -
- TIfima cit7. Dos ioinoS-.. e1
0s misieriCS del crtncn. ! toh'Cs ns,
..rIltas tl:n"as. ? tomoS . &" n 81
rarhlso 2 inferno mos nSJ
p,ns 4. a Angel G6 los ALLes. : " 02l
-er-.a IL rrsGS.'2da. DOS 'ouiOs '' HSl
IN crimen en- ~guionhvu- : I"itoS ,A
yiryen V Maire y EIIi@c!"h. , ""'''
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ESPIRITIsAo

Deyoctonario EspiritisIs -
- Iinro de los Mediums = ," G:=
y Libro de los kspLritus. s-sii,c,m.
= Genesis, los NlsaSrcs ' las E'e1-s
=, ESs3-ef5 sagrn 81 esHi-:tismo- : T.. -
Sbrss p5s;unas de AILsn Kardek. %" *
,ors e. ell EspiTtusmof "'
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CIESCIAS UCULTAS

Clayfcula del Rey Salom66n :. 10
pisciouario Internal Contiene Hagis Dian-
ca. roia V negra. spartctones, ETC To
pocIna Y Ritual dc Ia Alta Magla. Iohtle'
ne 81 irianyulC 90 Solomon. Ia CaDala, Sc
~refos del eyiio. nlgromancia. ETC.. 2.M,
rnchirtitonPs, GTimorios Y Penia:uloS ~
ii Dragon RojO. o sea Ell are de tashta!
II podfr DC. rcuS7mieGto- ST. doHliulu y
]r,rfrIra. Como astudiar Su tuerZa:. l.V)
n ifbrE Internal Tr2tado de las ciCntla>
~or1.It,s. CnDuene ell lIhrO de san Clprid-
no Clsvirula dc solomon. el Dragon no,
in U n Cara Internal, etc. IL
- SrGld1rO Dragon iiolo. Encan'allieHtpS.
ru,,If. a., niccrse invisible. etc. go. ~
- nr7.; Nar:I. Ad~ivin7dora .-.:.. 10
! no Na-nc DE san CipriaLo. Edicioh I'M,
"a y COmnir!a del famcso Gr!Hroflo, S.uu
7 > r:syicull del EeChicFro. o LiDro De Eau
Cfnrrano. ran lrr.nidad dc secretos ",
7 a Gran Nacia ~uf'-ein2 .---.----'--- -
Vanual De MacIa Blanca .--.-- 49, e-s2
" ANAL de NaG!a iiOjS ..-------.-----' -
Manual DC MasIa NegrS ....-.--- -
Ssrrs;os de los Carlos Arte de sahat 10
,Ddos los iUeSoS .....- .-.---.. az
s~orrrtas de Alberto 81 Grande .-.--... u
lie la prestidisltaclon y Ia hiasta;
IarcIones pr3Cricas DE- esc2Bloteo. . Is
S.rrrtOS del Inferno --..-.- TX
r.snro de Ntla2ros de II cruz ue "A'%Sa %
e., v~ardstcra iOva del oc;ilnSino U"0'
yrTtltero Horoscope para saISihaF u 80 n -
:rIlT
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>oILLAS DIN ERSAS

>baIarGo y slaiSa zee 10.
t.,;.r,a r 70, ,GarrGN r"h'r sba'I'' N
~. "a"Elr7la. l.1s 'n.'2, 40 jrio ..py
70. 1,;itc'e d. Il. Mancha. Ed. a. LIZ n,S,
!, - :, rr;,- L.I G6!2"Ia. ii'rnoSa OBJ" 49,
Il ~. - y,,i1 sri Red"I.iur Ge! Mu't.Ig
~ ,--,r .-,udr. ben cmpastaac
81 |.-,;fIiilo SdruJ"n;O. B!|tFHUd Tx
"a novels .n . ESrin;ic de- La:ardere o."
II amor az ia, ainnrcS. .Noar' 3a5
L - ruarra r9laO>. rTSta teis ,-,o do
q, ,srrr ~. InS I"InS. $cEunua pdI ~ :"
= snterIor. CIaiv- tnHi">. ie." soo del
:; Cmn,gg q" u"n'e'rlSio Id ~ -
v,.crt', Tres luhIos Srandes | n -
M,iSi.., ~ N?rtlrlO de Il Maire o..
- Sti.r Dc :? liUrEeia .. - "a
! nifn ahgndC:.adO -. O7U
- bnrrranc del :gc!nIento 80 O.25
c.,,,ra. de uRa flor
$I9-ueya de hGro". i"r Nafct'o LOO
=, - - ia Q. an
: ~ d. FlsIcn. Aa2";s De lmHT INN $50
~ I" sis. lie Ssn:ilzia- Edtcion de iu'o + ~
.n,y~,u 81 RraT"nle riernoso II.
-..,.,.,ra SIemOre lntrnSSS me- ~
=, .,tcinn Sc Iuio. e. 49, 5es
10. j. las GanrGiisS =:
ics siste ~pecaios capi'aies' Z "Nio' i.Tl
- l., i'd d. D Gi.s Dc foupeys, 2 de las las
Los Il'urHS o,-;errsaniSs de Il epocs ESS55
nans. EGtcier ts 81 ,or1os tsIs s.y5
la xater AfrHIeFa. SueH" -. o.T5
Ia a,Is del csEdees: - con 81 conunuaclg0
Los ,res AcsEueieeos. !" "FI Vl-ceCde
"Vfic.s AfGS pssguSs touos I.7S
~ STsFslnIs SGsno rnsria LIS
IA )pysnfUd d FaT!lus .,sn AT
Los ialstart5s ta u :npnn,-n e.75
YsD2r!ss &c ID rsSo!u'i ... 0.sl
A51GlcSS. SNE -, -c-1oa -, 4. i,ss
oscar = AGos9Gs- Dos . o.e5
Pablo : VIRGINS n,.,S-ics de Ia epoca
;Quo TEGis' NOVELS q. or
De yerca -. -. 80 :. OF
Romeo y iuitsts - , o.ss
lin rio natural ..' 80 So d"
coDiGos HExiCsNos
,m, . go. LIS
600 de pruccGimlentos clviles E IN
CG:sS 20 nrn,sIiIruieplCs peualeS.... 10
Cvu!eV ~ S-.Jo In
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CoDiG0s HENCANoe

""a| Sc @ psDiO0s AC OMPANADOS D e So MPok T Z N Sho Foo1Ai' DH|E
PRESS, Q EN- CARTA CERTi FICADA,A
xGaN e.. 5sJa@AaVI Sam Antonio. Texas.
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pie de Ia letra que o rechaza.,
Y buscan Y rebuscan algo tan
que van ror 81 rebuscamiento
Extravaganza. Pero de estas c
vagantes que sc tienen por G.,
ties, hablaremos a su debido lii
cor ms sEtsn s.OE..
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-24
DISCOVER MINISTERS"
TO BE B00T-lEGGERS

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Aug. 24- AL
leged ministers Of the gospel are
undertaking 70 eVade the national
"bouc dry law. According % i'm
formation received here several per
sons posing as ministers are making
trips 20 ST. Louis and other cities
where liquor Is sold They return
with suit cases fun Of half pints.
which they sell az 81 each The law
permits ministers 10 import alcoholic
liquors for -acrameutal purposes
ANYONE other than minister caught
bunlIus Uquor into dry state D..
subject to fine and imprisonment
and it appears that some ndi,id-
uaIs have found "blind tcerinc
moro profitable than preaching '
Nu investigation i- bcing made hv
tho authorize. Eoth >cEroe1 and
whites ars involved.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-24
AT THE AUpITORIUM.

William Russell. who became pop
ular here when he appeared I'm the
sensational serial. The Diamond
From the SKY" is stsrrins i'm hve-
act comedy drama called The
Frame-Up" AZ the Auditorium to-
dav. It, "a story Of a wealthy young
man who becomes tired ~ doing
nothing and secures Job as
,hauncur 20 = family NTH a beau
uful daughter. vhor1. az course he
INN edistely proceeds 90 fall I'm love
with. which makes things interest
Ins. During the action OF the piece
SIR. Russell is said 90 perform a
number 90 daring stunts nm a
-peedinx automobile. tWu-Ieel
keystone comedy called The Doc
sstcher's Love ls also heiuE shown
con Saturday, bill viii De- the third
release % the series of short stories
called do children count i'm
which that clever little child actress,
Mar NcAHster. le featured The n
rs ~ IRE third picture i- '~feps to
Somewhere" and said 70 give Lit
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-24
THEATRES
AT THE ORPHEUM.

With a bill about equally divided
between comedy. music and aero
battles. the Orphcum opened its sec
ond bin OF the season Thursday aft
eroeou.
Hector. the mind reading doc.
opened the bill with a number OF
unusual tricks which are cleverly
executed by him and his three part
ners.
Com bling a Hawaiian ukelelc and
mouth harp Britt Wood better
known as the Juvenile Entertain
er" presented pleasing list of pop
ular airs. His long ago and present
day Interpretation. My old Ken
lucky Home" being especially good.
Through the Mirror, Euro
pesu novelty failed 20 make much
of an impression. The most inter
cetinc part OF the act is that from
which 10 gets IT'S name. an illusion
81 two mirrors is created and the
audience is led TO believe that the
figures shown are reflected while iu
reality they are real
Herbert Clifton has several com
teal feminine impersonations. The
best part or his act however. Is his
singing He has a good voice
The Herbert Germsine trio close
the bin with some good aerial and
net acrobstics.
The bin will continue during The
Friday and Saturday performance
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-24
DRAMA At LASALLE
CONTAINS WAR SCENES

The Painted Lie. featuring Crane
Wilbur. at the Lasalle today is filled
with scenes OF the military prepare
ton and views of the American
troops on the Mexican border. The
story itself deals with an artist and
his revenge on a society girl by
painting her portrait on an undraped
figure This causes a duel. a muir
der and many melodramatic happen
ings. but Mr. Wilbur, as the heroic
euardsman, makes q fine appearance
and acts with his customary ease and
cleverness. Mae CASTOR plays the
society girl The exterior scenes arc
particularly good. Interesting news
weekly events arc shown i'm two adj
ditiOnal reels.
Saturdays picture presents Mr..
Wilbur again in a society drama.
The Single Code.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-24
COMMONS BEGIN
PROBE Of SHIP
OWNER S PROFITS
:rteruatiouaI News Service


LONDON. Aug. "a - Enormous
rtohts made by ship owners have
- ised searching inquiry 70 be di-
rected against those who are max
ing sucn extremely profitable re-
turns from their investments in this
line
Even the ~tolid house or com
mons has been thrilled by IL 70 a
certain extent The question came
lp recently when complaints we're
heard that tbe government was
rHuns the shipOWners. Bonar Law.
leader OF the government in the
house, stopped this when he told
what returns he had gotten on
small money invested
u do not like speaking Of ms
skipping operations. because ] am
really ashamed of them" he said.
10 is absolutely diseraceful that in
a time OF war any class i'm the com
niunity should be able to make
prohts such as ] am going 10 point
out / gave percentages the other
day, out J 40 not think that what
ifose percentages meant was real
led. II is not tho fault of the ship
owners, but OF the government.
II has been suggested that re-
ceived some special favor i'm tie
matter 81 dividends but + do not
think that can he possible. Tor my
investments were in 10 different
companies under seven different
arrangements. They were all tramI
steamers, on hich. possibly. there
are larser profits than on liners.
The sum ! had invested I'm these
Is different companies was $4,000
tS29,000). At 1--WE per cent interest.
which / should have been glad %
receive in PEACE time should
have received 400 $4,000. Ira
1915 the interest I actually received
vas almost $4,000 100000
a member gave a shril whistle
In 1916" said Bonar Law. -.t
was about the same"
Good Lord" exclaimed mem
her, and the house laughed and
cheered.
WAS that exclusive Of excess
profits - asked Mt Dennis
Yes" said Mr. Law.
But il does not end there" con-
tinued AIR. Law "or nearly end. II
IS great ADVANTAGE that there
should be money 10 put into ships
p necessary. but prudent-minded
shipowners do not put il all into
building At once"
"One OF these steamers i'm which
was interested was sold or sunk. ]
don't know which. remarked the
chancellor amid more laughter.
Anyhow. il turned into money for
me I'm that ship I had 200 pounds
$1,000 invested: and after the
handsome dividends 7 had already
received Yet received over that
little transaction further 900
pounds $4,000
Again member laughed incredu-
lousy.
That IS not my only experience. "
said Mr.. Law There was anotner
ehippi7g company I'm which I had
$50 pounds GI.7oO) invested. The
other day 7 had q letter from the
manager saving that il was pro-
posed 10 make division out Of
surplus and or that $50 pounds
No eived q check for 1850 pounds
THAT is the trade we arc ruin
ms" concluded AIR. Law.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-24
FIRST Run PICTURES ONLY

Evening pictures start about q
40. $50 and 9:fj o'clock.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-24

tie" Mary an opportunity to do some
wonderful work for child 50
young. Vanity and Some Sabels. -
one of those clever O'Henry stories.
taken from the Saturday Evening
Post "A Royal Rogue twO-reel
Keystone comedy, and the Pathe
News with many topics of interest,
including scenes in the new army
camps, complete Saturdays bill.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-24
RECEPTION At oRPHEUNI.

Arrangements have been made at
the Orpheum for a reception on the
stage 20 all the little folks attending
the Saturday matinee 50 that they
may meet Hector the mind reading
dog. and his pals This attrs ction IS
one Of particular interest 20 the chill
dren and the entire bin is OF the sort
that they Will like.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-07
Boy Scouts Sell
$4,000 of Bonds

That Boy Scouts Of the city were OF
real service in the recent second lib
erty bond selling campaign is shown
by the report of Scout Commissioner
Fred c.. Eggers. "A total Of $4,000
worth of the bonds were sold by scouts
of the four troops, and in the campaign
six scouts qualified for war service
medals by each selling ten or more
bonds. The six sold total OF $l0,15o,
or more than one-half of all the bonds
sold by the four troops.
These six. the number Of bonds each
sold, and the total Of the sales OF each
were Leonard kellogg, twelve $3.50:
Ebert Pickett, fifteen, s1,S00: John
Norris, ten. $500: Paul Davidson,
twelve $3.50: WAYNE Norton. twelve.
$1,000; Dana Norris, ten. s1,05o. War
service medals will be presented to
each excepting Dana Norris who, be-
cause he won a service medal in the
first campaign, will receive a re-
qualification bar to attach to his medal,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-07
Combustion Causes Small Blaze.

Combustion In coal stored In the
boiler room OF the Bogardus Nelson
Company plant at $40 East Main street,
called out the department at Sis this
morning. The blaze was discovered by
a Waterman. No damage was done
further than the scorching of parti-
ton between the boiler and the factory
rooms
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-07

Aiblon News. I'M
Mrs. George Dew, OF Rcinbeck ana
Miss Elisabeth Dew, OF Cedar Falls,
visited few days last week with Mrs.
n. Schwartz and MISS Martha Dew.
Leonard Arney has moved into Mira
Mills house for the winter, and c. p.
Arney to the place vacated by Leonard
Arney.
Mr.. Snyder, of >(Ireen Mountain, has
moved his family to- Albion and will
work for Charles Robinson.
Superintendent and Mrs. Schwartz
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-07
Local Weather Record.

Seventy-two and 30 were the ex-
tremes of temperature Tuesday. COM
pared with &C and 81, the extremes
Monday. and rs and Al year ago
Tuesday. At this morning the tenn
perature was "a. compared with 81 at
the corresponding hour Tuesday morn
ing.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-07

Tho number OF bonds sold by each
troop. and the total OF the sales OF each
were: Troop No. !, ninety-six. $l3.7o0;
Troop No. 2, six. $500; Troop No. 3,
nine, $4.250; Troop No. 4. twelve, $3.50.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-07

As have just started a general bag
gage and teaminE business 7 am nra-
pared to take care OF your business in
this line in q prompt and careful way
r. Ketelsen, 210 North Thirteenth
street. Phone green 17s0.-Advertise-
ment.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-07

TO fulfill lease to May 1 modern
seven-ro house and garage. close In,
at very reasonable rent to right
party. Phone 159.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-07

Alpha Chapter Of Westminster Guild
will meet Thursday afternoon at 1880
at the home Of Mrs. William Barrie,
COL Jerome street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-07

are the parents OF . daughter born at
tho Deaconess hospital In Marshall
town Sunday morning.
Miss Nell Harris, Of Union, visited
Saturday with MAS III. l.. Schwartz.
Charles Durham has moved to the
Kent property which he recently pur-
chased.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-07

Mrs. W. n. Powers went this morn
Ing to Waterloo to visit her daughter.
Miss Metha Powers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-07

Tho German Aid Society will meet
at the church Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. Fred Uhde, as hostess.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-07

n. Dutiard, osteopath. Is West Main.
The Arson Mothers' Club win meet
Thursday afternoon at ESQ in the
school building.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-07

For Sale-We have fine car Of
potatoes on the track not frosted. II
YOU need some phone green 1856.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-07

Mrs. William Adinger and daughter,
Miss Louise Aldinger, of Hampton, who
have been visiting in the city with Mrs.
R. H. Weibold, went Tuesday evening
to State Center for brief visit with
friends,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-07

The Ladies' Aid Society of the Con-
gregational church will meet Thursday
at the church for an ll-day sew.