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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-03-09

FIRE. close buiH. Ne. il, bay Boil
gan colt, enc year old No l.. mare
Or ana No. 10. horsescolt wean.
ing good ones; sired by Juior Ali
It ha above horses were started
irh III their breeding and are KEEP:
la. y AID an are sound N
on blamish
% HEAD o. CATTLE
one vouas Jersey COW with cali by
her de. an extra sood one 3 brIn.
die COWS. WI he flesh in early
prlrg and au inner good mixers
/ thoroughbred .Durhau bull, eligible
10 registry: ne f. OK IN fine and verv
quiet 10 Fat steers, weigh 200 70
1000 lbs: corn. co ton seed meal
d silage fed cattle These fat
steers viii be sold for ca IA The re
naming II are all extra thriftg
young steers and hcHors all have
been well fed and we'll cared for.
80 HEAD OF SHEEP
II be al ded into three flocka
ne have lambs now Two bucks,
re ho~cu hb+ed shro~shire frou
chs flock. he her grade
These sheen hve had good atten
ton this winter
X HEAD OF HOGS
4u soUs. grade Dagocs, fine
nc. some have gs now. others
sin have p gs by m ddle Of March
81 nr Of April. SIX small shots
one fine Duroo bear viii weigh 175
5ounds
merry. lMPLE ENTs, 'tAR.
Ao Sc OLD GOODS,
ETC.
one SIX horse power gasoline On.
siAe m de IN Supervising, mounted
on truck. friction clutch pulley; a
good one. Peerless corn crueher No.
4. has patent plates that can be re.
cut at small cost One large feed
cutter. four Domestic I2inch knives,
cut 3-S to inches, IL It. carrier
One 2.hole corn shelter has baad
wheel or run by hand power Ono
good Acme waEJ n and bed, 4-ineh
tread. viii carry 100 bushels wheat
S udebaker wagon, 3inch tread, car
ries three tons; SGT Of shelyings 20
feet long; low wheel truck 7 IT,
Deering binder; Mccormick corn
binder; two Shoe Superior grain
drills, In best order; Twentieth
Century manure spreader in very
fine running order; two 2whecl
Defiance corn cuttersi / check or
drill staley corn planter with cable
and phosphate attachment, drops in
hill or drill Superior disc harrow:
Daeriug 6-fork hay tedder; Osborne
hay rake; Osborne mower; J Case
two-bottom gang pillow foot lift. 2
Brown walking uultiyators; steel
frame lever hurows one Of them
lew; s Oliver chilled plows; / Uuum
pillow; lot of pIow POINTERS; spike
tooth smoo.hins harrow; 2 large
jack screws one rachel jack.
HARNESS -Four sets or breech,
bands: sets front gears; s sets OF
plow gears; 6.horse wagon line; 8
brides: collars leather matters:
2 Gets Of check lines; sets fly
gtraps. two pairs new
Maynard Separator NO. 5 IL, Seven
Gallon Churn, Etc.
Five Ducks, ? Geese. Turkey lien
and I Tom.
TERMS or SALE.
a credit Of nine months viii be
given on all sums Of Ten Dollars
and over the parshaser to give ne
gotiablo note with approved security.
payable at the Farmers Bank Of shep-
herdstown or Farmers & Merchants
Deposit Company Of Charles Town
Notes 10 bear interest from date.
Under Ten Dollars cash. No prop
orty TO be removed until settled for.
sale to begin at $50 a ~, sharp.
All hucksters invited
JOHN S. SNYDER.
Dodd & Hoffman Auctioneers.
5arwood Burkhart and J. " Gard
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-. following Is a list Of public sales
=, personal property, announced by
r,ss & Hoffman, to date. Others
.,u he added from time to time,
.,5 changes accordingly made.
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PUBLIC SALE
PERSONAL PROPERTY

Having sold my arm and iuten
ing to discontinue farming, viii Of
fer at public auction al my reside
known as the James Shipper faI ~
located wo miles south Of Jones
Spring on lie Valley road ead.ng to
Shanghai, on
TUESDAY, MARCH Is, 1873,
commencing at l0 oc ock 9. m. the
following personal property:
5 HEAD OF HORSES AND MULES
Jack and Dick, a pair of mules 10
years old, win work anywhere hitch.
cd; Daisy, sorrel mare, 10 years oid,
good driving and strap mare; Char,
ley 10 years cd, a good work horse;
i yearlinc colt.
9 HEAD OF CATTLE
Two cows; two heifers. one-half
Jersey breed, viii be fresh soon; 4
steers, two of which are yearlings
i Jersey bull
II HEAD OF HOGS AND PIGS
One SOW and seven pigs brood
sows; J male hog
20 HEAD or SHEEP
IS ewes with .ambs by their sides,
bucks
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
One 2borse wagon. low-down
wagon; l 2-horse spring wagon, viii
carry one ton; pair tie ladders;
pair hay ladders; / Superior grain
tr.Il; lime soWeri Deering NOW
- e# a4rs ra1a aaw Sy1a
ctse pio9 has ony p owel tvs
acres; spring Goth harrow. / cutI
yator; ! corn planter, good as new;
/ single shovel pillow; / double shovel
pIow double and single trees;
mattoch; post digger; shovel
HARNESS
Two sets Of Yankee harness; 3
sets Of pillow gears; halters; eoHars;
brides.
100 BUSHELS OF coRf4
IS TO 20 BUSHELS POTATOES
TERMS OF SALE
credit OF twelve months wIn be
given on all sums OF Ten Dollars
and upwards, the purchaser to give
his note with approved security no
90 liable ami payable at the Citizens
National Bank Of Martinsburg with
interest from date but If paid at
maturity the interest viii be re.
mitted Under Ten Dollars cash
No property to be removed until the
terms of sale are complied with.
THOMAS WOLFOIuD
Dodd & Hoffman, Auctioneers.
TIarw0Jd Burkhart, Clark
8 4 cod tt
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF
VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY

IN order 10 settle the eAate Of
Joseph T Grove. deceased. the uu
deIigaed administrator viii sell at
public auction at the late res dence o.
the deceased. situa cd one mile cas-
Of Inwood Oh tho sulphur spr,ue
road on
TUESDAY MhRcH 10, 1919,
commencing at 10 o'clock a m, tho
following personal property,
10 HEAD OF HORSES
Bell bay mare, 2 years old weigh.
1900 lbs good worker Mary. bay
mare, 10 years old, weight 1850 lbs,
q good leader Brooks, gray horse
II years old. weight l100 lbs an
oGcellau work horse ana a good lead
or, Bird, bay mare, years old.
weight 1850 los, an excellent worker;
bay colt 3 years old wen broken;
Queen, bay mare, years Old, weight
1900 lbs weH broken Rutb bay
mare. 10 years old, weight 1859 lbs.
a good wagon and bafshcar leader.
enc yearliug colt two year.old colts.
~ HEAD CATTLE
One roam COW and calf a good
milker; 1 Jersey COW ana calf; / red
COW ana calf Holsten COW, viii
be fresh by first Of April = black
heifclB years Old; yeardAg belt
efs / red COW small caltes; /
Holstein bull
% HEAD HOGS
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b HEAD q RuRE.aRED JERsEY


Herd Sire sFlora's White owl"
Register No 129S35, years Old.
Twelve head OF mllch COWS These
COWS nave an been tested in the
Eastern Panhandle Cow Testing AS.
ISOLATION work. Their Official rec.
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MONDAY, MARCH II, 1918,
the following personal property:
10 HEAD OF HORSES

- , A~fNG ~ fl0fA1A~2
No !, bay mare, years old fl
foal by Jutor, barshcar and wagon
leader works anywhere hitched No
?, dark bay mare, years old. in foal
by Jutor, barshear leader; works
anywhere hitchod. No. bay mare,
II years old. in foal by Jutor, bar
shear and wagon leader; the pride
of the farm No. 4, black mare, 10
Years old, in ioal by Jutor; strap
mare No. 5, blact mare, . years
old, fine barfhoar and wagon leader
can't be hitched wrong 30. 6, dark
bay mare, 6 years old, h2g been
worked in wagon lead some; will
make extra good leader No, T.
black gelding, Z years old, fine
barshear leader ana team saddle
horse. No 8, black geldings s years
old, has worried some ID leada Nos
5, 6, z and are OF good size ami
weight and have plenty OF action, and
ali are sired by imported PercheroA
horses No. 2, bay gelding, 5 years
cid, a fine strap horse, has been
driven come No 70 hay Belgian
mare colt, coming years old works
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SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS SAL
Of
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

BY virtue Of the authority vested
in the UNDERSIGNED special Commits
aionefs IS a decree of tie Circuit
Court Of Berkeley County West VIZ
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PUBLIC SALE.


Wall ASH '1If'9ONA'- r1o : < u 7
having Ie1i1su my Ael III 81" "a ei'.'
'h6 TO oia'o1 .i''oo l'' -'i'ii'. - @VA'
Fl''ou1 reserve at my Resumes "a
ne sulphur spring toa1' 'NIee A-''7"
from lh"oou' ana three "l''eS nom
Lee,o"h' On
FRIDAY WANT O. '9'e'
commencing al ~ y CLOCK d, H. Inc
following personal ploPeIl y
. II =Ao or nv n9H7 AMI ~ = ) .
NO l. feicH' gray Morse 10 } e''' .
o'd pafSHdIe 'eaacr anu so0u
morse. NO. - 1iii''dS' al i'l'po' ecu I''''
gan al@aIoh' coming 10 5e'iS o'o' d
g0od "oF@ morse ana d sure 'o'l ee''
Ter. NO. o. HsnO o'ait '"o- car 'o'"
colt.
HEAD of O7 ! t.
Oilo oeI9c! oo" 9",'' ''' -
oe lFesN IN aaIch' h'ieo ne'ieIS' ono
year o'0' one DulI'a'n Ou'1 one y9"'
Old
. H@A" VI 7"o0'
On so" WIN I''o An9 9l'oa %
FARMING lmf-Em eN .
one t~o-lloFSe wagon ena oou' Degi'
ING D'nuei, S'' el,--oo' 'u'' 0ll9 80. -
peIior gram uIi.i' Que uoo''o u''1
simplex corn Planter WIN oo Iou9 VI
'hdih; one ocieH'lue corn cul'oi oH'
spring 'ooth narrow one 'p'Neu n@l'
row. ono dlsc narrow OIie '''u Io'i'
en- TWO oilFer ch'iea p'o"S ~ a0'
one Buckeye cu''lVa'of' Que os0oI NJ
morse rake one "eeueI' Two uouOi0
shower pioN"' one S'ns'e Slo'ei pow,
one tAree-AoFse power lh'o'na'ioi'al
harvester company ehs'ue' S'" anu
frame one NO 49eu ln'I' Iooue'
shredder pump lach' Iot o. S'nsle'
aouDle ana 'is0ie l'e'''~ 0l'0" '''s''
.Wo los CHAINS.
HARNESS
Two SETS Yankee harness v"o sets
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PUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY

FO5LiN "a
OF
VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY
intending to leave the state, W,
tbe Undersigned. will sell on the
late Philip Welshans farm, one-half
mile west of Swan Pond, Z miles
rom she2herdgtown, and mile
cas-, Of Martingburg, on the road
,e ding from Maytinsburg to Greens.
targ, on
FRIDAY, MARCH %, 1918.
commencing at 10 o'clock a N, the
following personal property,
s HEAD or HORSES AND coLTa
10 /, Barney, years old, will
vark anywhere hitched and an *
ceHt.onally good horse; safe for
adc 70 drige. -
No 2 Fannie. black mare, coming
dTe years old. a good strap mare
10 9, Logan, iron gray horse,
coaiag four year Old; good strap
lcrse and driver; does not scare at
suos or steam
No 4, Bess, gray mare, good brood
mGe IL years old cannot be hitchsd
Fr5ug
y5s, ami 5. two colts. coming 2
years Old, Of heavy draft stock.
Nos aud 8 are yearling colts,
enc Of he~vy draft out of j. W
Dodds regis cred Percheron breed.
7 HEAD or CATTLE
rive good mich COWS, all will be
fesa by day of sale or close spr. ng
ers. These cows are young, rum n
from to 8 years in aso, and al
sood butter cows; 2 good yearlina
heilers
s HEAD OF HOGS
One good brood SOW and five pigs,
o. polsnd China Duroc breed.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
Ore No. ? Blown wagon and bod
5inch tread; / new Ideal manure
spreader, size C, 100 bu capacity:
1foot cut Osborne binder. good .
new; one 5-foot cut Osborne mower,
good as new; Osborne horserake,
good as new. has 10-foot sweep;
new Shoe Superior grain drill;
Superior checkrow corn planter
double disc, fiat and edge dropped
Plates and 80 rods OF cable; / new
Champion 6-shoyel cultivator; ]
Blown cultiyator; new wooden
frame spring tooth harrow; Oliver
02mh9ar plows, No 40; two double
shovel plows; single shovel pillow
! ellb drag, 10 feet long; single,
double and treble trees; crowd
sticks ] pair OF spreaders, / good
SET lSfoot shelyIngs; / surrey. in
Perfect condition; l new Studebaker
@ling top buggy, ! falling top bug
g' has been used a while.
HARNESS.
Two SETS heavy breechbands; .
sets lead gears; five sets pillow
gears new blind brides, H. A.
remnant make; 6 collars; sets
leather wagon fly nets; sets buggy
nets; ! wagon saddle: 1 citizen sad
eie; ] sixhorse wagon line; / leather
plow line; 2 new lead reins: leath-
eF halters; riding brides; l set Of
qoUole carriage harness; sets sin
e buggy harness; set buggy
mes I set check lines; 8 new col
iaF pads; choke straps; se,s
carrying straps.
HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES.
one cook stove, in good condition.;
ole Saoot extension table; / sink;
SALON stone jar; 6-gallon stone
81 a lot OF five and ten gallon stone
la's' lot OF glass jars; canned fruit
y all kinds: few bushels of seed
potatoes, Early Rose and Irish Cob
'er variety; lot Of chicken coops;
,ome meat aud lard; some corn; 200
oa4ales Of fodder; some good laying
1eus' these are OF purelbred Ply
mouth Rock breed; rooster.
0AV'Half Interest In 81 IL Acres Of
Growing Wheat
Ierlilized, Of Fuicaster variety:
''uoiofd3 share 10 be delivered
MISCELLANEOUS.
oae hay fork aud pulley. with. ls5
W. q good manila rope grind
'ole' dinner bell: corn4 barrel; IL
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 1913
q HEAD or HORSES

40 / Flora, roam mare, s years
old, iu foal to Juider weight tlO0
lbs. Werk anywhere l&caed 40.
3 Dexter bay horse, years Old.
genera, purpose horse good strap
horse ;saGe for ladies TO drive No.
8 Charlie years old, heavy DRAFT;
has been worked some, no z Duke.
haArH drift hnrae coll.
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FARMING IMPLEMENTS
One corn plan er, u gooa condt
.1a; 7 horse rake. cradle ana
rake. disc harrow; roller;
wheat fan. / grain drill in good
condition; spring tooth harow
one drag harrow; one Deer.ng
binder. aovan-loo, eat, On COOL
doUb'e shovel plows; single shovel
r17wst 2 Oliver chilled plows; l good
toaa horse wagon aud b5d; / two
Ha on adaors / tHo-
a@#o wagou ana cd spring
wagon. / ~anuro spreadori 1 Nc.
sea ed carriage end pole; / bug y;
e slelghs. Gasoline engine, one and
ouo.ha'f horse power and is new; 10,
single and double trees. and ohot
articles 100 numerous TO mention.
HARNESS
Two SEES lead harness in good con
an ION. 2 sets braoehhands, IN good
conditions 9c,s pillow GEARS; five
blind br dies; 6 collars I SEE single
driving harncsa; set double han.
ness, complete; / wagon saddle; e
balere and STRAPS; 2 pairs Of check
fnaa. Z COW chains
100 CHICKENS
os OF Which are Plymouth ROCK
hons two turkey hens aud one COB
Her
TEENS Or sA's
ore' nc I'VE
mi up
aa dis. tie biz
eote with trpr7rH4 'nr' zero
tahl a0a oa-ao,e n he "ee hants
nd Fa~me~e R'nF of Mart'77NnrF
" va WIN '''e8 ' 'N nut
= ~ a. maf'T'fc inc - a'FF WI
bo ra''tfod U'aer Ten '''a'a ne
eash VII oe r''f r''
70 DC removed Until terl"' o' Ea'F
are eomPped W.
= w ~ -" N''''"i. : "'o''
1oSe'h ! '7roFe' ''o'ease".
il9ua ~ 'loH,'ta"' AueIiol'eel8'
tiar"oo0 Gun Niitf' anu =. i't Pu'M
~'e'N'' !" 'NV"
81 9N
oN0 & 1891
viii sch at my residence, one
uaa mile weat Of F-iAamsport and
aartpsburg Turnpike one halt mile
vest 9i M.rlowe,. and one mile
O, b st o. Wil a. 8po Bead 9, 81
THURSDAY, MARCH "a, 1913,
commencing at 1890 O'Clock, a. m,
uhe Following personal property.
HEAD OF CATTLE
one youns COW with heller calf 4
aA Old az ztra 60 d COW
Fa4 r d . - fres en son.
a sblg Il h-.Asf. ! t9 heifer
will frcshen in Apri., and it IS hard
10 beat / good he!fer, will freshen
in summer; Jcssey heifer that will
frcshen in june / Jersey hefer,
mon his cd. This Is an exceptionally
good bunch Of cattle, and 1t will pay
you to look them over.
10 HEAD PURE BRED CHESTER
WHITE HOGS
Heading the list is Pat my herd
boar, which | consider the beet hog
in the state. You are invited at any
time to see him and judge his qual-
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% HEAD HOGS

One young SOW and two pigs .
large sows viii farrow the last Of
MARCH, 2 sQws with nine nice pigs
by their side 10 shoats, Will gross
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PUBLIC SALE
PERSONAL PROPERTY

The undersigned, intending to qu.t
farming will sell at public sale, at
his residence on the Ridge road,
two miles north OF Shenandoah June
ton and four miles south She2.
herdstoWn, on
MONDAY, MARCH II, 1918,
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JOHN s. SNYDER.

Dodd & Hoffman, Auctioneers.
Harwood Burkhart and J " Gard
ner, Clerks 2 rs t,
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PUBLIC SALE
Of
PURE-BRED JERSEY CATTLE
And otner I've stoek.

We will sell al the residence Of
G Harry Whiting at Blmyer's
Mil, three miles west Of Shepherds
town, on the road leading from Shep.
TO swan Pond on
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s HEAD OF CATTLE.

One Jersey COW years old, Will
be fresh in March; htree heifers, one
year Cd; one Durham bull one year
o1d
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"a 6 $ II 10 Ii

HAi IL N0G
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Intending to leave the state, W.
the Undersigned, will sell on the
late Philip Welshans farm, one-half
mile west OF Swan Pond, Z miles
rom She2herdatown, and mile
cas-, Of Martinsburg, on the road
,e ding from Martinsburg to Greens.
tnrr On
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-02-13
COMB SAGE TEA IN
HAIR TO DARKEN IT
lt's orandmother's Recipe to
keep her Locks Dark,
Glossy, Beautiful.

The old-time mixture of Sage Tea
and Sulphur for darkening gray
streaked and faded hair is grand
mothers recipe. and folks are again
using it to keep their hair a good,
even color. which il quite sensible, as
we are living in an age when youth
full appearance is Of the greatest ad-
vantage.
Nowadays. though. we don't have
the troublesome task of gathering the
sage and the mussy mixing at home.
All drug stores sell the ready to use
product improved by the addition Of
other ingredients, called "Wyeth's Sage
and Sulphur Compound" Il is very
popular because nobody can discover
1t has been applied. Simply moisten
your comb or soft brush with 1t and
draw this through your hair, taking
one small strand at a time; by morning
the gray hair disappears, but what do
lights the ladies with Wyeth's Sage
and Sulphur Compound. is that, be-
sides beautifully darken1ng tho hair
after q few applications It also pro-
duces that soft lustre and appearance
Of abundance which is so attractive.
This ready-to use preparation is q de-
lightful toilet requisite for those who
desire more youthful appearance. 1t
is not intended for the cure, mitiga-
ton or prevention Of disease.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-02-13

before the grand jury sworn In by
Judge Lands last Friday. Government
officials. however. refused to admit
this.
1t became known. however, that
agents for the government already
have gathered mass of evidence
which they propose to present to a
grand jury, at an early date.
When the investigation shall COM
mence may be decided today at con-
ference between District Attorney
Clyne and Francis j. Heney, counsel
for the federal trade commission.
Investigation OF the alleged Grim
lnal operations OF the packers re-
ceived setback yesterday morning
when Chief Justice Francis T.. Baker
of the United States circuit court Of
appeals issued sweeping restrain
Ing order enjoinlng government agents
from continuing tho search OF the
vaults and office OF Henry Voeder'
general counsel for Swift & Co. pend
Ing q hearing before that court on
the writ OF error granted after Judge
Lands had refused to quash the
search warrant on which the search
was being made.
Judge Baker set tho matter for
hearing on March / and announced
he would have the other judges or
tho court Of appeals. probably Judges
Kohlsaat and Evans. sit with him when
arguments are made.
Whether n grand jury investigation
will be launched before this matter
Is argued before tho court OF appeals,
It Is expected, will be settled today.
A significant sentence. which Dis
trict Attorney Clyne had attached to
the end Of the restraining order Issued
by Judge Baker. however. Indicated
the government may proceed to pre-
sent evidence already gathered TO a
grand fury without waiting for a ruling
from the court Of appeals on the le-
gality OF tho search warrant proceed
ings.
This sentence read:
"This order does not cover any In
formation obtained by government
agents prior to md Independently or
the search warrant.
Mr.. Clyne was insistent that this
sentence be added to the restraining
order and judge Baker added 1T over
the protests Of lawyers for the packers,
Tho restraining order prevents the
further search OF Mr.. Veeder's office
and vaults pending tho outcome or tho
present proceedings and directs the
United States marshal to continue MS
guard at tho lawyers office and also
Restraints government officials from
examining the suitcase Of records al
ready seized from the vault and now
in the custody Of the marshal.
Government officials say this order
would not bar the presentation OF evil
dence, gathered prior to the Issuance
Of the search warrant. to n grand Jury
or prevent Hugh McTsaac, special OK
aminer for the federal trade commits
sion, who saw certain documents In
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CALL QUOTA FEB. rs
Order Issued For Marshall County TO
Mobilize Rest Of First Quota Last
=. Week of the Month. ,.,.sy -

According to an order issued by the
provost marshal thru the office Of Adj
jutant General Logan at Des Moines
this afternoon, the exemption board of
this county is ordered to forward the
rest Of its first quota to Camp Dodge
Feb. &c. According to the order issued
today the county's quota il 12O. but
an earlier order received by the OK
emption board was to the effect that
1T men were to be furnished. Orders
for the summoning Of the men into
service have not been received by the
local board.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-02-13
YOU ARE PARTLY
MADE OF IRON

That u, iron - an o1Dent1A1 0o0Ouns
emit OF pure, healthy blood
Peptiron. the new lro4 to0le. 49,
bines pepsin. iron. nux. cookery ~
other blood and stomach tonioo ~
physicians prescribe.
1t u . wonderful corrective - ~.
mia, paleness. languor. nsFvou10o1D,s
whether caused by hard worn. wsssleo
lover use OF salts and other 6Soo1s
dsplstins catharttoD that Are 0ola6 -
much harm TO many people 3uge HeW.-
or any other oAuss. Psptaron wa1 -.
store tho iron strength that you @use
have for cheerful performances e daily
duties.
psptiron y in oonvsnisnt pin form.
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-02-13
r. w. Patton's Funeral.

Funeral services for Thomas W. Pat
ton were held Tuesday afternoon ut
1880 o'clock. at the Christian church,
Lisoomb, preceded by brief prayer
service at the home, three and one half
miles southwest Of Liscomb. conducted
by Rev. T.. II. Tetwiler, Of st. Anthony.
The services at the church were in
charge Of Rev. George Biersborn. of
Liscomb, assisted by Rev. L. H. Bar
mum, of the Bethel Grove church. A
quartet, composed of L. w. Hauser and
Floyd Wiley, and Mesdames Elmer
Springer and Ethel May. with Mrs.
Barnum as organist, furnished the