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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-24
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SbtpobI felt brei Sabren Miin6en
aufgeb0rt bat, ieinen SuIi unb gIu.
quit aIs Die srpbe 3eit Der 5remoen.
iaiion 5u betrnhten, lit AUDI beuer, i'm
3. unb A. ariegsiabre, 8abl uno
8ertb Der frernoen 8dite, Die Die
Stnot beiuder, be0elttinm. Gros
aaer 8arnungen iino Die oberbaperi.
iten 9ebirgsorte iiberiuat; Die Gin
beimiihen ernIoglibten ourb niht
gerinse Opfer Die aufretterbalting
oes 8ebiresnertebrs uno iino nun oft
5iemIi6 ungebaIten, ipenn Die fremben
GjGite ibuen bas gntsegenfommen ba.
eurh Iobnen, oab iie SebensmitteI Sli
@uderpreiien auftauien uno nnb
gfor0en ienoer 0ieier Wfibrbau6
bat cine @erfiiglug notbfpepoig ge.
maht, Die ale &nnitereaIte nit iofor.
tiger ausiDeiiuns urlo beftiger @elo-
bube bebrobt. Gs lit id,linnn baB
oerortige Mabnabmen notbig pir.
ben; lie er5eugen @eeeniase mlo
Spannungen.
3ieie frerr6en @dIte nebrnen niif
Der Reiie nab gerdtesga0en unb Se.
gerniee nad @ormiih unb oil ben
Gbieutiee germ Ole @elegertbeit ipabr.
Whinfen fennen 5u Iernen itnb 10 iIt
altd Oos grobe blaue SreHtoeu1iito
Ses @erfebrspereins 0as bodpbeIaoen,
BON SebenstuiirSisfeit gu Sebensiuiir.
bigfeit rattert ipie6er EN- treuer ge.
itunbtbeiI bes t1eIiher @erfebrs ge-
iuoroen. 0fau fam In Whmfeg,
menH audi fein @asuerfeItipiel uno
feine ausitenuHg lodi, bod npand,er.
lei Gigenartiges unb Sittiges ieben.
SeSn Der letter. SSuIib6Ifte fano in @pnt.
pbenburg o6t Sase lang ous Wtngoa.
lenenfeit itatt, Elm Seittpieienri,nuneI
fleinen Sormats In Der 6urh bic Belt
gebotener Wsobienng. Nenise @u.
BEN, in benen es r@utieIn" (geaen
Weblfarten) lnb @iiritben (geaen
6leiidmdrfen) CAB, elm @Iiifsbafen,
RaruiieI nber eeniig, I'M cine germ
bingenoHnreiie glbtpetsIuna i'm an
taa 6ieier erniten 3eit 5u bieten. 60
itronlten benn grobe Stooren III benz
fleinen Rpntp6enblirger MngooIenen.
tentpeI uno freiiten fid Der ba1nIoien
Geftplds. .8ergniigiingen.
Seine Sortietuns fanb SieIes fTeine
Teit IN bem 9rater, Der arf Der Sol.
IeninIel Die ,DuIt" 5u beaIeiten pfIeat,
ienen in Wfiinhen febr beIiebten slIt,
marft, bic 8orie Der gntiqiiitdten.
bdnoler uno Gltbiihler, Die breiutal
idbrIih einer, srobeu IbeiI Wiinhens
eine @ode lang nnd) DER .,Gu" lodt.
Sn biGem SSdhre blifte Ole Ueutter.
gOttes, Die, bds sSeiufinoIein i'm fora.
lifen Mrm, I'm SpisbogeuportaI Der
p RaridNIffirhe~ oie Heine Stobt Der
gnben unb Gtdnbe bepadt, niif Elm
irltfatr perdnbertes Bib berub. aetne
1DuIt" ipibrenb 6eS garBen ariepes
5eigte 10 betitlid be groBen fpirtb.
i9afai4en Gri&eiHanaeR Der Bet,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-24
Seine @erdmberun6em
ge3lgIi9 Der 3pm manb o..
fsIIsu in Der ruffif9eH
MARINE eggplant.

Fellen IN Der rut1u9tH
VI arine eggplant.
St. petersbura %. Sept.
angeii6ts Der sabIreitsn psrionals
Dsrdnbsrunssn in hobsn SOmmanbos
itslsn bes ruiIifden 5ssrsS bic ins
folse Der aprnilOp RsDolie porsss
npmmsn purbsn, bat Der Warinsmini.
ter am Scuntag bs,annt s.ssbsn, bab
tsins 9srdHosrungen in ben aom'
manoOitsuen Der Worins pOrssnoms
men ptroen unb bab bic bisbsrisen
gsfebIsbobsy iars pOitsn bs5aItsn mere
ben.
Der Dsrbonb fir 2anSsapsrt5siti,
guns bat .in.n Qufruf srIaTsu, in
pslhsm CT bas 9olt CUR 9iIbuag be.
iOuberer 4usI4iifs fir 9anbsspsr.
tbsioisuHe In allen pthtistn Stdbtsn
oufforbsrt. Die militdriT1t Qbtbti.
lung bts Rutbs Der SoIoatea unb
arbsitsrbsIsgatsn bat an oil, WiIi,
tGrausi4iiHs cine pruiIamation erIafs
ZEN, in tpeIdsr iie aufssfOrb.rt ip.r.
ben, .inmiitbis nit ibren Sffi;i,r,n
unb benz Sbsrtommaubo juiammsa'
;uipirten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-24
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3. episL


Cincinnati 8 - 4rooiIpn O.
Sh BEN srttsn bss s.ftrieen Dops
psIfpisIs 5ipiihsn unIeren .H,bs1 nnb
ben grocilpn.r .Supsrbas4 i'm Rsb.
Lamb Syislo funsirteu SdIeubsrer
apHp unb s5dustr DinsO uIs gattsris
fiir Cincinnati ssgsn pf,ffer begin.
WiIst fir bic gsgner. 9onsp ipurbs
I'm jlpettsn Ganss burtb Rtutber abs
ssISfi. DIE .Rebs- ma1tsn 8 9r,fFsr
anb 4 f}ebIsr gssen 8 bssp. 3 Der
.Gupttbns'. Real unb Hppf rnrth bic
b,ften GHIigsr NIT |, 2 1r.fisrn, bod
bsriprtii ptr bns Spiel but4 TIRE
t}shIsr. lieber 1000 3ufhausr batt.n
iid singtfunbsn. RisIer unb Gmslis
ipdrsn bic S6isbsri9ter.
Jn BEN sfpsiten Spt.I bsbisntsn
GhI.iber.s Rsaaan unb Sanger Min,
90 bas gsf9iib fir bic .Rsbs4 gsssn
Gbansn begin. Wiatr fir bic rSupsrs
bus'. gbans3 ipurbs I'm 8. ganss
bura anbn abseISIt, ipabrsnb Reagan
Bis gum Gnbe tsI GpisIs auf itinsm
pofisn psrbIisb. Die .Rsbs1 ma6tsn
IL arsffsr ssgsn 8 unb bsibs Reunsr
batisn il sinsn osbIer auf BEN aontO.
Winso mar Der 6tlb am Bot nit IL
mem 6simIauf. une brsibaiiasn aref-
fsr.
RtfuIta. Der stFriasn
6piele:
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Cincinnati OOOOOOO02-.2
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-24
Der aDnsrek.
0isIs mo4. psrb q fi5 sntiasis,n.
Ob bic @srtasmsspIdns psrpitiIi9t
Dethen lbnnsn.


Wafbinston, n, .. g., 20. Sept.
gslssentlid bisIet Wctx biirfte e iib
bsrausitsusn, oS bsr plan, benz sus
tolgs Der aonsRb fit In gdIbs. nIi,r-
tpdtsifsns am 12. Dltobsr, pertopen
tam, gut gsrpiriIiduns sslanpsn
DirS. Sn bsiben 5duTsrn n Is, unpes
a9tst Der Dihtistetf bsr pprIiegsn6sn
Utabnabmen, NIT G9spierigtsissn Der.
tnhpft, ein Gnorum bsifnmmsn Az
baltsn unb bic Jiibrer iinb babtr be.
itrsbt, bds nofIiegsnbs prpardmm
mDgIi4it f8nen gu erlsbissn.
Das 4aupthlisreHs tDn3snifirt rs
oia ais GiHnaepozIaaess Ma6Esua hss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-24

Sn berf9tebenen gsrliner
3eitunsen 1T ss aIs cine glide in De!
4nttpprt Deutf9lanbs an ben papii
perulertt porben, bab BARN bic Euis
eritattung YeIaisns ni9t birett bets
Ipro9en luorben 1T. Die auftIdruue
iiber Disie llnterlafuns iol in elmer
oemna9itissn Rebe bes Reihstanslers
erfoIgen uno iie ipirb babiu lauten.
bab bic Riidsritattuns 8elstens pou
Der Riideritattuns Der beut!9en &ploa
nien Seitens Gnslanbs unb BON Dem
9erfprehen Der 9lliirien, fetner
Wirtbf9aftstries seeen bic beuiI9en
Yerbiinoetsn fiibren gu tpolIsn, a6bdn'
gig semaht pirb. Damit 1T Sis
neuerlide buntle Qleuberuna ii6sr
.BeIsisn ais pfanb" aufgstldrt. Ta
in Der Rote bes prdIibentsu WiIfon
iebipebs @robsrung als ausseidloH,n
betradtet unb isbtpeber Sanbelstrisg
als ,teine @runolase gum Srieben, ges
f6peise einen bausruben Grioea" !.
nibbiuiet pirb, 10 tDnnte eer @crtS.
bait, ben Der RanaIsr betrsffs Bel
giens madt, aIs unuOtbis eri4sinen.
es Isi bsnn, Der SanSlsr ipdre Der 9lns
fidt, bab unfere GlItirten bic Jrie'
bensbeoingiHseu, tpk Der prdiibent
fie abgefabt bat, uubea@tet fafs
ienb, auf Groberunsen beiteben uro
Der prdiibeut iid barin fiiscn ipiiroe.
Sails ber acnSIer cine fold: Ssfiirts
tuns bseen ioIlts, 10 biirfte lie our6
bic aeuberuns bes neuen fran5OiiiGsn
premisrs painlepe entitanben iein, Der
in ieinsm ben &ammern mitsetbeiIten
&egierungseP Prosramm ertlGrte, eaB
Srantreid nidt Srieben idliebeH ipers
be, tpenn es ni9t GlIaBs2otbringen
unb eire &risgsentf6Gbiauns erbalts.
Da bas in o6aigem @ibsripru6 mit
Der GrflGrura bes prditoeitteu ftebt,
70 mag Der &anslsr befiirdten, pdb
bic 2Mitrten tire acknowledgement
niht mad Wunfh bes p-aiibsntsr,
fonbern i,ad ibrem sigsnen 9utbiintsn
ftellen tperben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-24
aln Gpmatas
Merbsn bic anttpprtsn Der 1ilrisi unb
Sulgarisus bem papit sus.itsiit
iperbei.

apptnbassn, %. Sept. Der
Wiener GprrsiponDnt bss -gsrliier
Soqsblatts" meIoet:
Die Qntiporten Der 3iiriei une
gulgaritus lpsroen bem papit hsuts
suseiteIlt iperben. Die 9iiri.i perIansi,
bab ibr Gebist niht Derlebt tperben
foll. guIgarisn forbtrt cine Grenl'
resuIisruna I'm QintIans nit bsm Rd.
tipnaIitdteuprinsipI.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-24

tiateit in bisTeR 9anbe ptrdnItolisn
iolIie. RAD ibrem Sdfiirbaiten iit
iebt nod cine itarie probeu!fbe BRO
posanbu, bic iiber rsidli9s gelcmit,
tel perfiiet, in unisrem 2urbe tbIt!g.
Denn bic 9ongreb sMitgIisbsr Mn=
paltspuntts fir bic 8ebduptung has
ben, bann mub nidt bios Der aonsreb,
ipnbern auh bas Suiti5 Tepurtemsut
9llles anfbistsn, i'm oieIe qrppasau.
bitten unfddbIih su maiden. llna
iheint ss aber unbentbdr, odb fol6t
nod porbunben finb, ba 5ar 9eniig:
betannt 1T. buB bic Der. Siuutsa=
SebOrben iiber einen pprSii1li9 oraua
niiirten Disnit sur grmittcIung glllsr'
bic oem 2unbe nur bic lstieite @efa9r
bereiten f0nnten, perfiiaen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-24

eonbOn, 23. Sspt. Qlus bier sin'
eetrpfffnen Radri9ten fteint bsrpors
sugs9sn. bab eine Miniiieririiis In
S6lueptn bsboritebi. Die urfo9sn
bierfiir iinb brsifndb. griisns bic Wnbs
len, bas Grsebnib Der Gntbiiluneen
iibsr bic DspsiGe bts buititsn 0ss
ionbten In guenOs 2lirss unb bic
9baifa8e, baB DeutfdIdnp iripsit
S9Dsbtus Gorberung bssiisIi6 liner
umfaHtnben Grildrunp bts 2urburss
5alIs nod nidt bennitportst bal.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-24
@Smtas, ben "a. septeiHbsr 1917

Die beutide libsraIs prslIe
iubeIt iiber bic Rots SeutIdlanss an
ben popft unb Iie bat ale llrlads oa.
au. bo lie bic Getpibbeit bciiBt, baB
Bic Triebenspartei bic Sbsrbuno bot.
Dte albeutfden iino aus Der Hsgls'
ruHo perbannt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-24

Suben Dferrei 4 i | d n
ariessbsri6ten ipiro felt siDei WOde!
beffdnbis seIast, bab bic StaIisnsr psn
NSonte @abriele gu eritiirmen perius
den unb in ben geridten Der Staliener
ipirb ebenfo beitdnois geiasi, bab ile
ben Wlpnte @abriele eritiirmt baben.
WeI9es lit nun bic rifaise Insabss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-24

2. Spiel.
Cincinnati .O031O202*-s
grootlpn 000O00000-0
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philadelphia 010012OOO-4
GbitagO 001O0O000-1
2. 6pisl.
pbilabsIpbia 0313310oo--11
Gbitago .100110100-- a
1. Spiel.
Bolton .004O01000-- 8
ct. aouis .00131141'-u
2. Spiel.
Bottom O05OO110e-7
ct. aonis .000000100-1
Ssuie Ra9mittas sriits Gpia elmer
m,brtdsisen Seris 5pif&en .Rebs'
unb gOitOu.r -grabss" TN RsblanS
5isIb.
Dem aeiirietn bonn Rot. aisa
5auptquartier in Rem YOri perSffenis
Ii9sn cffi3ieIen gsridt il6er bic
alubs unb Spislsr finb bi. fclsenbsn
aoiiSsn iibtr unisre .Rtbs1 tnt'
nonlmen:
Inter ben fiinf lsitenben Spie!ern
Der Qiga nit einsm proSsntIab bon
300 punttsn in srtfftrH (nnb bars
iibtr) bsTanbsn ii9 bic .Rsbs' Touia
ols .rIter (34D unb GrOb ala fiinftsr
(305).
Sn a.iiderten aGufsn itehen bic
rRebsa als srits aui Der RunsIiits Der
adt alubs unb IN Der GeIbpsrtbsibi'
sung aIs f.9ite.
sn ssiidertsn mshrbofissn 9rsffsrn
iiskn Rouid als britter, GhaIe dls
fiinfier nnb 9rob ala isditsr untsr
ben asbn ltitenben Spitltrn; uno i'm
gufenbiebifabI iiebsn Stone oIs fsd'
fer, GbnI. aIs neunier un@Ouid nls
5sbnter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-24
Wimikerfrifs

Drobt anssbIi9. ipis aus aOnDon se'
meloet pirb, tn Stnpeben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-24

Vsrf die enc q ngrsb :
W itslieoer iinb Der 9lnlidt. tab
fros Setrstdr 9dniinss Mbrlt6en Der
anngr.b sine llnterfudun1 iber bic
gntbiiaHnsen Uetrsffl lGsrnltprffs S6ds
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-24

Seffebenb 1T nunmebr,
baB 9euti9Ianb II nb Oeiferrsi9
ssrisben polsn. Wenn Die aliirtsn
barin elm 3ri9en DON S6pd4s ere
bIidsn unb aus hisiem Grunoe um 10
fefter sntfdlofen iinb, ben &riss tort<
sufeben, BIG bic beutfhen 9erbinoss
ten umserporfen iinb, bann miiHen ite
ibren 9Dltsrn ertlGren, pas lie nit
Der Jprtfesung bes arieges bs5peden.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-31
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT SERVES
NOTICE REAcr'pNARy PRO-
GRAM WILL NOT 20.
NO PART OF UNITED STATES
FUND WOULD BE GIVEN
Director Of Federal Bureau Declares
Government Can Deal Only Thru Au-
thorized State Officials and Highway
+ Commission shorn Of Powers Could
Not BE Recognized.

Washington. Jan. 3i.--The proposed
Jchnson-Pitt road program in the Iowa
legislature was specifically declared tc
place Iowa outside the pale of federal
roads aid
While criticising too rigid and toe
exacting measures of the commits
sion and advocating county control
over purely local road matters, Logan
Waller Page, director of the federal
office of public roads and rural en-
cheering, declared that merely adj
v.sery commission would prevent over
81, 900 900 going to Iowa for better
roads.
There's no doubt about it," said
Page. the man under whose direction
Uncle SANS s75,00O,O00 good roads
fund is to be distributed among the
various states. 1.-The proposal tC
abolish the state highway commission
and give local officials control of all
highway expenditures would put Iowa
out of the running for any share in the
federal fund"
Page suggested that Iowa take some
middle course in overhauling her road
laws. that would remove the principal
objections to the present state high
way commission and still leave Iowa
in position to benefit by the govern :
ment's fund.
He believes that the counties may be
satisfied by legislation enabling them
to direct purely local road work and
that the state highway commission re-
tain powers 10 develop a system OF
state highways. into the building OF
which the federal aid can be put
Couldn't Deal With County Boards
.,rhe federal government. under th'
good roads act stated Pase. can
deal only With state authorities. And
they must be not merely advisory hut
empowered to direct and contro. the
building of such roads as federal funds
are expended upon"
1t is conceded at the federal office
of good roads that there has been some
just ground for complaint against the
workings of the Iowa commission. but
it is held that this could easily be
eliminated. One of the chief causes OF
friction Is said to have been the arbi-
trary and autocratic attitude of young
inspectors sent out by the commits
sion.
These young men. full Of the theories
or road construction. just gained at
school. are declared to have been In
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-31

have lived over sixty years In COM
munity, fifty OF which has been In the
same house, is something Of a distinc-
ton In these days Of change. Mrs.
Edgington's general health Is good with
the exception Of the impaired eyesight
caused by the corroding touch OF time.
She has seen in her lifetime the OK
team supplanted by the wagon, that
vehicle superseded by the spring
wagon or buggy and is living today
when the automobile is the generally
accepted means Sof conveyance. Her
life has been q busy one and notwith-
standing the fact that the sight has
left her eyes. she is able to knit and
crochet with the deft fingers of one
half her years.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-31
STATE HIT BY II. c. OF |.
Now Costs 100000 More to Support
10000 Wards in Various Penal and
Charitable institutions ~ Estimates
Made by Board.

Des Moines, Jan. Slowing to the
high cost of living the state of Iowa
will pay 100000 more annually In the
future for the support Of the 10000
wards at the state Institutions than
was paid during the year now closing.
In bill to be filed In the general
assembly today by the board Of control,
provision Is made for the increasing
cost of, all clothing and foods by pro-
posed increases In per capita mainten-
ance allowed in twelve of the fourteen
institutions. q
Altho the cost Of living has been
estimated to have increased 20 per
cent In the last year, the board OF
control hopes to get thru by increasing
the appropriation for the institutions
10 per cent.
Estimates Of Board.
The state pays little ever $4,000
600 year for support of the state
wards. In the future it will cost about
$4,000 900 per year.
The legislature is asked to make the
following increase in ehe per capita al
lowance for each institution per
month:
State hospital at Cherokee, SIS to
SIT; state hospital at independence,
SIS to SIT; state hospital at Clarinda,
$14 to SIG; state hospital at Mount
Pleasant, $14 to SIG; boys industrial
school at Eldora, IA to SIG; peniten-
tiary at Fort Madison s11 to $13 re-
formatory at Anamosa, $11,50 to $3.50 !:
girls industrial school at Mitchellville,
SIG to s1s; institution for feeble
minded at GIenwood, s12 to s13; school
for the deaf at Council Bluffs, S22 to
$24 (nif1e months of the year,: SOL
diers' orphan home at Davenport, S14
to SIS; soldiers home at Marshalltown,
SIS to SIG.
Made Big Saving.
At the state hospital at Independ-
ence, the superintendent until recent
~ maintained his institution at less
than the maximum permitted by the
nually.
The time is approaching when the
state board of control will be required
to let new contracts for the food sup-
ply for the next six months Flour has
advanced several dollars barrel over
the last contract rate. Clothing and
shoes have advanced 20 to so per cent,
The purchasing agent reports every
thing increased in price, except sugar.
The board of control is not asking
for any increase in the maintenance
rate at the Oakdale sanatorium or the
inebriate hospital at Knoxville.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-31

Burlington.
Carl Weisner 13-year-old school
boy was arrested here Friday night
charged with robbing grocery store
of $50 last summer.
Mount Pleasant.
The John Ingmason farm of twenty
acres in Henry county was bought by
Morgan brothers at $426 per acre; Ing
mason paid $500 for the land in 1856.
Burlington.
Aaron Bruer, machinist working at
the West Burlington shops, had two
fingers cut off when a large steel
girder dropped Saturday. 1t is prob
able that he will lose the whole hand
No one else was injured.
Oakviile.
* peculiar record is reported by one
Of the local doctors, the past thirty
five births under his supervision hav-
ing been decidedly masculine, thirty
four being boys. with one lonely miss
Evidently the doctor is believer in
preparedness"
Wilton.
Arthur Giese, employed on the farm
OF L. C. Kiser, while doing chores Fri
day afternoon. was blanketing mule
when the animal kicked, striking him
and breaking his arm. He was badly
bruised besides and his face was
scratched up. The right arm was
broken above the wrist both bones
being broken.
Packwood.
Siyty-five years ago Monday, Jan
90, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Webb were
united in the bonds Of wedlock. The.
passed the anniversary quietly at thei1
home on North Church street. Tht
many years the aged couple have
passed together have been like many
others full of lows and pernlexities
Quietly and happily they are passing
down the slope Of life.
Muscatine.
Awakened suddenly to find theil
rooms filled with smoke and forced II
flee from their home barely escapins
with their lives, into the zero weather
clad only in their night clothes ant
barefoot, was the sad plight OF tn,
family OF B. Share when fire OF I'm
known origin destroyed their home a.
s14 East Sixth street at about
o'clock Saturday morning.
4 . q b " H.
Muscatine.
Arthur Gage was arrested Saturda!
evening on complaint made by mem
bers Of his family. and was lodged II
Jail by the local police. On the ar
rival Of the day force Sunday morn
ling, Gage had disappeared, and thu
large door leading to the jail wal
standing open. According to Nigh
Desk Sergeant Grabner. the. man hat
been securely locked in the cell. HI
was again arrested Sunday by officel
Hill and is being held on charge o
intoxication.
Atlantic. 65
Fritz Hussman. a young farmer liv
| ing about eight miles north Of the city
was the victim OF very had and per,
Ihaps serious accident on Thursda.
afternoon when he was thrown into
barb wire fence from his automobil,
and caught in the mouth by one OF tn,
&c the ::
severed from his face on onesside ant
| his face was badly lacerated, Hi
ltongue was cut and his lips cutstt
some extent He was rushed to tn,
Atianttc hospital and hts wounds care,
for. Unless infection sets In th'
wound will probably gct all right !,
thine. bft the victim Isl III bear the scar.
lthrsi lifa in ali Snr0ha b III " The aool.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-31
why HAVE
GRAY HAIR
SUNSHINE AND AIR AND o-BAN
WILL QUICKLY RESTORE lTS
NATURAL COLOR.
DON'T USE DYES
YOU CAN HAVE SOFT, LUsTRous,
HANDSOME HAIR In ABUN-
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DANGEROUS CHI EMIcAL g.
"eAcK TO NATURE"

OF course, the use OF dyes to darken
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since the natural color can now be re-
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why should anyone have gray hair
Why should you7
Sunshine and air, the good gifts of
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iy, and just - surely as 1t 10 true that
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Q-Ban does not pretend to work mir
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Y our hair will become more glossy. lns-
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The secret Of Q-Ban's wonderful re-
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