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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-10-19

0iorn1an 6e11nario11 bon Wfafz
fato n1ubte lleulih $50 @elbitrafe ll1lo
@ert6tSfoiten be5ablen. nad6e1l1 gs1loz
bifer Garpe1l in ieinem Gisidlranf %
Mloe11ten entbedt bate.
Gbe iie tire 9telle alS 2ebreri1l II
9llbin Io11pihip antrat, ll1lternabm Sri.
Selen @onbap cine 8eiu6sreile, Die lie
nah gbasfa, ct. Saul lrn6 Mtnllez
opoliS 1lao Waconta fiibrte.
@alter 5tarf BON Gonlfrep lpurz
Sc ne1lli6 auf Ser Barm ieineS 8aterS
bon eir1er Iraetorn1afdine erfabf, oie
ibm Sic Rleioer bn6itdblid bonn Settle
entrib. Gr entgtng jeoo6 glldlt6erz
ipeiie ieglt6en Berletunser1.
GbaS. Meib bat ieine 6arnn IN
Totpnlbip fiir eiren erhebz
liden Breis an @b. 8erfner bon 9leepp
gne perfauft unb lDiro ii6 iebt IN
Risltm1nee, 61a., a11iieoeln, no er ei1le
sSarr1 bon 200 Ndern befibt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-10-19
Guf9nel &oao
Mnoebpte ,peroe1t bon
COUNTY &pn1nti6dre1t
e1ttgegeltge,tp11111te1t
M6tige @erbenera,t9
Musgeiebte summe uabrideinlid|
nidt 9enii9eno.

sD2oree11 oberb merben bie Gonntp
&onl1nt1ldre Mngebotc entseeen nebmen
fiir Sic 6Dberlegung ser &iibnel 2onbz
jtrabe, 1pel6e bon Ser @ogle Mdible aber
SEN Wlinne1ota Tlub fiibrt nnb 8rolpn
unb 0lieollet Gountp perbinoet. 0te
9rbett lit iebr foitipielig nno fptro
m0gli6ertpetie oesbalb porlduftg no6
nidt porgel1onnen iperben. Ste 5rage
lit fiir olle @ei6dftSleute Ser @tabt
BON bober1 S11tereiie, metl ptele @tn=
tpobner BON g}icollet Gountn, Ste nt6t
nett pom Tlub leben, tire 1dntlt6en
@infd11fe in Seem lll1n beiorgen nne
tbnen Sic neberfabrt burd bte Grz
bDbnng beS CANNES bebente11b err
leihtert perben fDnnte. SIM lebten
syriibiabr ernarllte g. q. Sttomeper
ais Drd1t6ent be8 Commercial Stub
etnen NuSl6ub 5ur Nufbrtngung Ser
n6tioe11 Tonb8 unb IN elmer gen1etr1=
| 1daftltden @tbllng Ger &onn1tiidre
bon Bromn Gou11tn unb 9ficollet Gounz
tn tpuroe bel6lolfen $4,000 nf5u=
brtn9en, tpopo11 ie $4,000 auf Stem Tim,
Brofpn @ountn u11b Ntcolet @ou1ttp
entfallen iollter1. @ollten aber bteie
$4,000 nt9t langell, mag boS gan5e
Yroieft por1dnfi9 tnS Waiier fallen,
lpenn ni6t ein Nu8lpeg 9efnnben >ptrb.
SEN Mebrbetrag auf3utretben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-10-19
llnteriuduus oeutiden llnterridts,

Die @6ulluperinte oer Gounz
ties unb @tdbte BON Minneiota fino
bonn itaatlihen Gr3iebungs Deportez
,1ent aufgeforoert tporben, Mitteilnneen
iiber ben beutl6en 5hulu11terri6t unb
Sic CUR gerlnenbung gelan9enben @6ulz
bHder enlightenment. Nuberoenl Iolell
bie gaanlen id1ntlider 5dnlen, ii mel
den beutl6er unterri6t erteiH ipiro,
einaerei6t iper6en.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-10-19
Mut= =ggeik= 8laubud per0fieutlidt.

DQ8 befart11te NotzMetbz z8laubud
ser amerifanil6en Negterung, lueldes
por etr1teer 3eit eridien uno Nufi6lnb
iiber Sic @rii1be beS @tntrtttS Der Ser
@taaten IN ben &rieg gibt, 1T jekt
audi IN beuti6er Spra6e eri6ienen.
DaS Bud miro fret auSgegeben BON
ben rGonnnrtttee on 9ublie Snformaz
ton" @albington, 9. s.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-10-19

Seie1 sSuiel bei<bt
@uiien tit jeoer gerbinonng nit
Yetrograo abgeidnitten.

True translation filed with the posi-
master at New Ulm on October -, 1917,
as required by the act Of October s, 1917.
Qonoo11, l8. Sftober. s3m0lf BRITT
{de &auffabrer BON mebr alS 1000
5onnen 1pllrben IN ser Dergangenen
g8ode BON W}tner ober 1an9 9boote1t
per1enft, tpie Sic brttti6e Nomtralttdt
befannt eibt. @e6S 96tffe n1lter
1900 Eonnen uno etn Ttl6erfabr5eng
1purben perlenft. Sn ser porigen gSode e
ftelen bter3ebn gdtffe BON n1ebr alS
1900 Ionnen urb 5tpet bon ipe11lgerl
ais bteie1n 1onnengebalt 1otpte bret
6i{derfobr5euge gum Spfer.
eStaltener nerlteren nter+
True translation fled with the posi-
master at New Ulm en- October 19, 1917
as required by the act Of October 6, 1917
9fpm, II. Gftober. Sic ttalientz
{d1en gserlulte an g6tffen bur6 oeutibe
5oudboote in ser o1n Is. Sftober be-
enoete1l Mpde ouf alien Weeren more1l
bier 9o1npfer bon n1ebr alS 1000
9onnen. Gtn Nafetbampfer uno eth
@eqelldiff entsineen An9riffen.
Milipn iii ct. SAUL.
True translation filed with the post
master at New Ulm on October -, 1917,
as required by the act of October 6, 1917.
Moibinoton, II. 0ft. @8 lit m0s=
lid, bab Yrdlibent Wilion BET Der
patriotil6en Nerlammluna Der noroz
tpeltliden @toaten Sic ndditen Monat in
ct. Saul 1tottiinben miro, iprt6t.
SIM 8eiit Der Seiel Sniel.
True translation filed with the post
master at New Ulm on October 19, 1917,
as required by the act of October 6, 1917.
Sic 3eutiden beftr1ben fid jeht
odnalid1 i'm 8eiib ser Sniel, sA9elel l1nS
Ste horf befinbltben rnfIiiden gfrett=
frdfte 5in0 bon jeber gerbirlbung init
|@t. NeterSb11rg abgeldnitten. Gtn
gertd)t, nod meldem, lpenn er mahr
lit, bte 9eltlden it6 auf etne grobe
gee{dlodt pcrberetten, Ste it'd geger
Sic Guf{en in ser 8 it1ee rt6tet, 1T bonn
1ubltden gGmebe11 Gus I'M @ange. @a
betbt, coB o1n Montog uno 3ienStoq
cine grobe NnSobl beut{der Grie9{difle
oestdtet ml1rbe uno bab bie Nnltd1
oorberrlht, bab biele @eritdrfungen
fir Sic S{tieeflotte fino.
Gleinere geegefe6te iino tn te11ad)=
borten Ge1rdliern TN @onee nno oe1lt=
fde 6lue3euee fiibren @rflnotgnneS=
fluoe iiber Sen Snieln tm 0olf bon
Ni9a uro iiber oem 6eltlanb an Del
Siffilte aus Bernau, ein tpi6ttger
Safen 110rbli6 bon 91iea, lplrbe bon
6eutiden Glug5eu9en bei6o}le11. Daa
arieg81nirliitertnm IN 8erltn ma6t
befannt, bab grobe &ries8beute anf Der
Snlel Seiel bei6laenabnlt tp11roe ll1lo
bab Sic 3eut16en am Natttmod llbe1
100 @efangene n1odfe1t.
giiblid BON Hi9a e1ltDidelten bte
Geutlden rege 1dfiefeit uno an einem
8unfte per{nhten nntonbriiden
iiber oe11 8uenaflllB 81 3erIf0rerl. Dies
fp1lrbe ieoo6 BON Ser ruift{den Nrttllerte
perbtnbert.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-10-19

Sci Ser ijangiten BelsanftiDn N ct.
aouis baben 6atsafelle bur1i idnittlid
$l.O0 bas @fild eebra1t. No6naal
io jtOls ee,poroen iino BE Sieder lett
ben1!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-10-19
Som sta0trQt
ST.. Sos. g, @ogel 5,tm
@elnnbbe ettsbeantte1t
erttn1tttt+
NsXAS4fXhr{nn Sfc1tcrft
Ndd)itjdbri8e stener,t
8erS6gernng 0er 5ielarbeiteu an
Der 3. MoroitraBe beIprodsn.

Nm Oeontog obenb btelt ser @to0trat
eine @pecta11tbung ab, tn melder etne
BON Ser Mtnneiota @afetn &onmtllton
enlpfoblene Sroinan5 angenon1ne11 muir
Sc, lpel6e ii6 rNn Srbtnonce beft11tng
anb Ynr1iibtng @agrancp" betttelt n1o
Sic oe11 3lped bat, Ser Bolt5et gr6bere
@ollmadte11 81 perleiben, alS btsDer.
Stir sic 9auer Ser Nbmeienbett bon
9r. .. s. @etfert, ipel6er befa1lntlt6
bem 8unbeS Ner5teforpS angeb0rt, TT
Or. sos. g. 8ogel gum gelunObettSz
beon1ten BON Seem l1lm er11annt tporoerl.
Ste @ih1lng tpar gu oteiem 3mede
et11berufe11 iporoen, ba por et11tgen
Iagen bon ser itaatlt6en Ge1unbbetts=
beb6rbe etn @dretben be8 Snhait8 etrz
qinq, oob Sic Beb6r6e etnen gelunoz
beitsbea1nten fnr SEEM lllm ernennen
ipirbe, pe11n bteS ni6t iofort lettenS
be8 9tQbtrate5 ge1ddbe,
3a8 aus SEN 9tobtrdten s. W}ueller,
Treb 9anarn llnb Scarf $. Nnfoerbetoe
beitebenbe Binan5fonttee legte BEN fol-
eenben @teuerbert6t Dor, }pel6er o1l=
oenontn1e11 ipnroe:
@trabenfonb8 .$l5,ooO
s3nnien uno g6uloenttl9ntSg=
fonbS ......... 5,OOO
s5euer Departement TonoS. -. 4,OOO
8orf s5o11bS 5000
6riebbof 6onb8 ........ 5000
s3u1amn1e11 .9oO,ooo
Ste 8urel6aft bon S. q. 6obertlo11,
lpeldem ser &ontraft fiir bte Nnla9e
bes Yun1pperfe8 I'M gfortb 0ern1an
Yarf iibertragen mnroe, tpuroe e1ngez
retht u1b angenonlmerl.
@8 lpurbe ldngere 53eit iiber oie Ver=
sDaerung Ser Mb3ugSfanalorbetten an
Eoer 2. glprbitrabe 9elpro6e11 nnb Brd=
Efibent 8ebnfe erfldrte hab Der 9too1
oerldisbene groBe gdabeneriabf abffager
broben, tpe1ln bte Nrbeiten 11tdt ball
beenbet merbe11, ba I'M Sale etneS ftarfer
01eoenS piele @eller in Ser Gegeno iiber=
l6me1n111t n11b Sic 0erluite lebr grot
fet11 tpiirbe11.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-10-19

Ser gaationalperba1lb Ser Wdldez
rsibeiiter bot benz altebrpiiroieen Sn<
ititllt ser MaIhTauen ben &ries erz
Hart. gluS reiner Naenid nfreunolid)z
)feit, banlit SIC aruea olte11 Dtiber iid
nidt Inebr ab5uplootu brdadl
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-10-19

Sic gaationalfonpcntion ser rg6tpeiz
nebarone" bat nit benz iibli6en Grgebz
mis- geenbet:: anfilnbigung BON peite==
rem Yreisfteigerlln9e1l!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-10-19

Wenn It oen Depei6e11 (eee llpdrtig
ridt immer ei11 flailiides D.utid porz
ber;ldt, {, bitt,n mir nm 9ii i,e Na6z
fit. G] banbelt fid l1nt ip6rtli6e
lleberlebungenl
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-10-19
5tarb int @ptel.
ssranf 8ates>im 9afpta @puie einen1
6er5id,lag erlegen.

s5ranf 8ates, etn SanbluneSreiienber
BON Seattle, Moib,, mel6er am Cams
tao na6mittag bter eintraf 1tno TIM
Gafota @oufe Quartter nabm, pnroe
am @or111tog nadnittag Inn | 1br tn
ieinem Bett bon S. @, Sobnlon rnb
syobn Ser3og tot aufgef1noen. States
bate f6o1 am 9om8tag iiber untpoblz
iein eeflagt u1o auf ieine 8ttte }puroe
abenos INN 10 11br Or. S. 8. 96o6
Qeholt, ser tim bebanbelte.
9lm nd6iten Mor9en lteb it6 States
niht 1eben ll11b Sobnion bena6rt6tigte
besbalb BEN itellpertretenben Bolt3et6ef
eyobn Ser3os. 9te beiben blidten
burd ba8 ilber Ser Sir angebra6te
s5enlter nnb 1aben 8ateS tot IN ieinem
8ett ftegen. Coroner Or. Hetnefe uno
Dr. 56o6 tpnrben benadri6tst n1b
itellten SOB bur6 Ser5i6lag felt,
pobur6 iid sic Nbbaltllng etne8 Sn=
que1tS eriibrtgte.
Die 2et6e tDnrbe nod benz Beerbtz
au119S Gtabliilement BON Gmil Bnenger
qebradt llnb bte Nngeb0rt9en beg Ser
iforbenen telesrapbtl6 bena6ri6ttst.
Grit am 9ienStag fam eine NnttDort aus
.@eattle NIT benz Nuftrag, ben 1oten
bts our glnfunft etneS 5obneS 5ll balten
ser am Dienstag abeefabren 1T nno
notwithstanding beute bier eintreffen tptrb.
Nm M1itttpoh folete ein DeitereS 1elez
qran1 bon Ser Wittme, tpel6eS ben 9lnfz
frag ertbielt, Die 2ei6e einem 9remoz
toriun1 81 iibergeben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-10-19

g(uf Ser seeerindrtig IN ct. Qouis
.taoel1oen Gonpertio11 Der Giienbabnz
Baliagieraee1ten 1T ieoe 6ebentenoere
9inie I'M 2anbe pertreten. 96a0e, fa5
Il oft aud baS reiieuoe Bublifnm perz
treten iein fa1tn!
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-12
Cali For Farm Help
Exceeds the Suppl,

With corn planting in the county
just starting the demand for labor for
the farmers is exceeding the supply,
according to County Agent w. A. Blu
chanan, who is trying to meet the
call for help. In spite Of the seeming
scarcity of help about twenty men have
already been supplied, but more are
needed
Part of those that have been sent
to Jobs on the farm by the county agent
are experienced, some are not, and
some are high school boys. -Four
Of the latter were placed in
jobs Friday and altogether places
have been found for eight. The most
frequent call is for unmarried men
who have had farm experience. Three
calls for such men came into the office
Of the county agent early this fore
noon.
The efforts of the county agent to
bring seller and buyer Of seed corn and
live stock together are meeting with
success Farmers who have. wanted
seed corn but did not know where to
buy 1t and farmers wanting live stock
have been put in touch with others
who had what they wanted thru the
county agents office.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-12

Of LeGrand, but lives with and IL en-
ployed by his alf-brother. James
Wilson, six miles east Of town. 1t was
at the Wilson home that the young
people had been to spend the evening.
They had just started for LeGrand
when the accident occurred. Harrison
was taken to the Parsons home for
the night. and this morning was re-
moved to his brothers. The boys
mother Is I'm ST. Thomas hospital, ro-
covering from an operation for APP
pendicitis.
Sharp is a son OF Il. II. Sharp. OF
Le(irand, and Miss Mills Is q daughter
of DR.. and Mrs. T. M. Mills, Of Lee
Grand.
Would Have Graduated in Two Weeks.
Gladys Bertha Rubenbauer, the young
woman who met death in the accident,
would have been graduated from the
LeGrand high school had 'e lived
until Nay "a. She was born On her
fathers farm March "a. 1898. Besides
her parents she is survived by q sister
and three brothers. The sister is Mrs.
Howard A. Searle, three miles south Of
this city, and the brothers, Irving and
Emmett. who live on farms adjoining
the home place, and Charles who is
at home.
Funeral Monday Afternoon.
Funeral services will be held from
the family honie at o'ciork Monday
afternoon. in charge of Rev. Mr.. Dahl,
of the German Evangelical Lutheran
church at Dillan. Burial VIII follow
in the Rock Valley cemetery.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-12
AT THE CHURCHES

Mothers day will be observed In the
churches Sunday. and pastors have an
nounced their services and sermon sub
jects as follows:
United Brethren. Rev. +. j. Thomas
Morning, Mother; evening, "A
Genel al--But."
Congregational. Rev. B. f. Martin
Morning, Our Mothers and Our Coun-
try; evening, "Who Is Traitor to
His Country
State Street Evangelical, Rev. s. M.
Misunderstanding THE Nobility of
Motherhood"; evening, The Kind Of
Man the Times Demand
Baptist, Rev. r. 3. Davidson--Morn-
ing. The Mother of Jesus; evening,
How the Church Became a World
Power
Central Church of Christ, Rev. w.
NJ. Baker--Morning, Our Debt to Good
Mothers; evening, "The Service That
Endures.'
Second Baptist, Rev. B. f. Abner-
Morning, Kept by the Power; eve
ming, Divine Pardon"
Elltn LUTHERAN, rev. "A. D. AHueIS
Morning, no service; evening, English
services on 1.-THE True Soldier"
Spiritualist, Rev. Eva McCoy-Eve-
ming, "a Message From Mother"
Presbyterian, Rev. J. P. I4inn-Morn-
Ing. Mothers day service; evening,
'Peace-How
Pentecostal Church Of the Nazarene,
Rev. D. S. DeWare--Morning, Over
coming Discourage evening.
"The Repentance Which Glorifies
God"
ST. Pauls Episcopal, Rev. Mr.. Fox.
of st. Paups church, Waterloo, will
preach in the morning on vision" and
in the evening on "The Tenth Man."
First United Evangelical, Rev. G. q.
Zeigler-Morning. The Influence Of
Mother; evening, Experience as a
Teacher
First Church of Christ. Scientist
Morning, adam and Fallen Man."
Friends. Rev. I. N. Rich-Rev.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-12

bad luck that for poor old Bill
said links, the chauffeur. He got
fined for taking out his employers cal
without permission"
But how did the boss know he took
1t ~
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-12
MISS GLADYS RUBENBAUER VIC.
TIM OF FATAL ACCIDENT
EAST OF THIS CITY.
AUTO HITS CALF IN ROAD
AND TURNS CLEAR AROUND
Miss Rubsnhauer. Thrown From Car,
10 Instantly Killed by Fracture Of
e skull-other Members Of Party Es-
cape With Injuries That Are Not
Serious.

Miss Gladys Rubenbauer two and
one-half miles west. OF LeGrand, was
killed instantly and three other young
people were more or less seriously in
j,ired when an automobile containing
the members Of the party struck a calf
in the public highway, six miles east
Of this city at 10 o'clock Friday night.
Miss Rubenbauers skull was fractured
when she was thrown from the car.
The victim of the fatal accident was
a daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph
Rubenbauer, who live on the Lincoln
highway between this city and Lee
Grand. The other members Of the
party were Ivan Harrison, aged II,
driver OF the car; Elmo Sharp aged II,
and Helen Mills, aged II, the latter
two Of LeGrand.
Say Car Was Not Running Fast.
According to the survivors OF the
accident the car, q Ford. was not be-
ing run At excessive speed. Miss Mills
said that she felt sure Harrison was
not driving very fast because the
lights were dim at the time the acct
dent occurred. Miss Mills thinks that
the three survivors were all uncon-
scious for q few minutes following the
accident a. any rate, 10 ono knows
whether or not the car was over
turned. II It was, It righted itself. Har-
rison, too, says that he was not run
ming fast
The accident happened near the
II = ct> ~
OF this city. The members OF the party
were driving south, and after striking
the calf. probably a glancing blow,
the car was turned completely around.
Patches Of hair taken from the calf
by the force ct the blow were found
in the road. The car was not damaged
aside from the breaking of the wind
shield.
Miss Rubsnbausr Killed Instantly.
Miss Rubenbauer was killed instant
~ by the blow on the head The
skull was fractured over the right tenn
poral bone. = 10 also thought that she
was thrown into the wind shield, as
the back Of the head, on the left side,
was badly cut. besides being bruised,
and the left ear was nearly severed.
dafriSon WAS tHe uhost SoIiou5iy III
jured OF the other occupants OF the
car. He was hurt in the stomach by
coming In contact with the steering
wheel. He was also scratched and
bruised. Sharp had his back sprained
and was bruised, but not seriously
Miss Mills injuries are not serious:
in addition to bruises and scratches,
she had her left wrist sprained,
Harrison is son OF j. L. Harrison.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-12
Few ,ndivIdu,Is Honored.

France delights in naming its streets
after some particular building, or some
happening, or a great victory, and this
is also true to a certain extent In
Canada. where there is only one CAPT
tai city which commentaries an indi-
vidual. This Is Charlottetown, the
capital Of Prince Edward Island. The
Charlotte so remembered was the
daughter and only child of George Nv,
who died only II year after her mar.
rage in lS17.-Philadelphia North
American.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-12
Very Appropriate.

A certain theater in Canada had a
soloist whose ability was more or less
doubtful One evening after she had
finished executing" solo and agoniz-
ing the audience the lights went out
and this title Of the first picture was
thrown on the screen. ut Might Have
Been Worse"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-12
World Record in Treaties.

Some painstaking person has com.
piled a list of treaties from 1860 b. G.
to 1850 A. D. In those "a centuries
the world achieved 5000 treaties, and
we are told that each Of them on the
average lasted little longer than two
years. 1t Is as true now US it was
1900 years before the Christian era
that treaties are only kept when there
is an honest intention among all par.
ties of keeping them.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-12

Bill ran over ilim.s-New York
Times.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-12
st. Anthony Church s.rxie.,.

At the st. Anthony Methodist Prot
estant church Sunday the pastor, Rev.
H. w. Cannon, VIII preach in the morn
ing on Honor Thy Father and Thy
Mother" and In the evening win preach
the bacoalaureate sermon before the
high school graduating class. The sub
ject of the baccalaureate sermon will
be First Things First"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-12
Lucky.

First Scribe-"So the editor took
one of your poems and then asked
you out to lunch?' Second Scribe
''Yes-and the lunch only cost 81 more
than got for the poem life.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-12
TIMES REPUBLICAN, MARsHALLTOWN, IOWA: MAY12 1917

ings and ribbon rosette, and petticoat
OF flesh colored satin flounced with
chiffon edged with narrow ruchines.
are two garments ut for any bridal
outfit
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-12
: EN- UP

enterprising and patriotic young WON
en-, who think no service 10 mean Sc
long as 1t helps their country. have
taken up the brush and polishing rag
OF course the purpose il the release Of
men for war work.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-12

Charles Lesoault, Of Los Angeles. Cal,
will commence Z series OF meetings
and be in charge OF both services.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-12

ashine 'em up?" in sweet feminine
tones may soon greet you in all our
.big cities Il the movement to have
women take the places OF masculine
bootblacks succeeds. Already few
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-12
L;cen,sd "a Wed

Licensed to Wed.
silas s. Sneed, teacher. aged %, and
Margaret J. Brodie, aged 2s, both Of
Fearing.
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1917-12-08

credit in the bank and has in addi-
ton spent much money for improve
ments during the year past President
whitsell and the board OF directors
have given their time and efforts un-
stintcdly to the organization and that
is what produced the magnificent
showing.
And the Monroe club is going to
lie mighty active the coming year. and
big work will be cut out for il. There
Is to be a spring election and a mayor
and other officers are to be chosen
ana the club is going to see to it that
Democrats tried and true fill these
chairs.
And then in the fall there will be
another election, in which candidates
for congress, state and county officers
are to be selected---aud the Monroe
Club will likewise see that for all Of
these important offices Democrats Of
the true Wilson stripe are chosen.
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1917-12-08
AFTER OLD NICK
The .Dcspiscd Emperor of all the
Russians Is Sued In the
United States.

NEW YORk.--A writ of attach
uent on the personal property here
Of Nicholas Romanoff. former em-
peror Of Russia, was signed by state
Supreme Justice Russell Benedict
today in suit for s2.SO0.0 900 brought
against Mr.. Romanoff by the Marine
Transportation Service Corporation
for alleged breach of contract. Ac-
cording to Bernhart Noumburg, at
torney for the corporation. the form
er emperor of all the Russias has
several million dollars worth of prop
erty In this city, mostly money i'm
banks. which will be seized under the
writ as soon as located.
1t was explained that the suit was
brought AGAINST the emperor as con-
stltuting the then Russian govern
ment.
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1917-12-08
HOW YOU MUST NOW
HELP YOUR UNCLE SAM
Continued from Page 1

be affixed to the stock books. not to
the certificates of sale or exchange.
For produce sales on exchanges the
tax is . cents for 500 of value Of the
merchandise covered by the agree
ment and stamps are to be affixed to
the memorandum or bill OF sale. The
law covers transferred or scratch sales
and sales for future delivery.
Bonds of Indebtedness are taxed s
cents for each 800 of face value or
fraction and renewals are taxed as
new issues.
Indemnity and surety bonds are sub
iect to tax Of so cents. or 1 per cent
Of the premium charged for the execu-
tion of the bond. Bonds or policies
Of reinsurance are exempt.
Stock Johbcrs Arc Hit
\ tax OF cents is levied on each
original issue of certificates of stock,
either on organization or reorganiza- =
ton, of face value of Sl0O or fraction.
To meet the practice i'm some states
of Issuing stock without face value, il
is specified that the tax slall be laid
on the actual value il there is no face
value.
For drafts or checks PAYABLE other
than at sight or on demand. and for
promissory notes and their renewal
the tax is cents for each 500 OF
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1917-12-08
Treats Erinking
Men at CIu' s

The "Old Time Way" requires
drinking men to spend four weeks or
more away from home and business.
Under the modern, scientific methods
of MEAL. WAY" patients are guar
antccd satisfactory results at end OF
three to five days treatment at home,
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