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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-16

Gabriela z1stala nehybne
stati uprostfed pokoje. Potom
St rozhledla, otevrela okna, ma
klonila Sc neho pozorovala
prirodu, kteraz Sc probouzela,
slunce, jehoz paprsky jako te-
kute zlato oblohy splyvaly,
kvetiny, jichz libodech v ran
nj svezesti prijemne k nj vystu
poval, slysela peni ptactva, kite
re v stromovi hlucne Sc ozyva-
10 a sama vykMkla v nejvetSim
zoufalstvi:
"Velika ia nespravedlnost
muze Sc tedy stati skutkem -
q zadny clovek mne nezachra-
nj - vSe okolo mne sc IDA by
tt Stastno - mic sc nezmenilo
= jen zivot mGj zda sc byti
shrouceny!'
A hodiny m1jely.
Bylo osm. Panska vesla, aby
Gabrielu oblekla - prinesla
billy, nevinny Sat nevesty -
snehobily sat, dlouhy zavoj, at
lasove strevicky a venec, jenz
mel korunovati panenska skra-
ne.
Byla to podivna svatba -
ia svatba, jez nyni uskutecno-
vana.
z rama prijizdeli celeho o.
kOli pratele markyze V Argen-
talu a bro byly komnaty "a
mecke preplneny hosty.
0 devate hodine byla Gabrie
la, jak to Norbert prikazal, pri
pravena - bella belejsi nez BIZ
ly sat jeji. Prisel otec jeji, ably
j vedl. Byl velmi vesely, obli-
cej jeho st6stim jen zaTil, neb
starec Sc domnival, re i dcera
jcho jest St'astna. Coz pax sc
jeho Gabriela stale neusmiva-
la.
Kocary cekaly ma velkem ma
dvori.
Mlada divka sestupovala Sc
schodG, saba jsouc, div re ne
klesia, ale laska k otci propGj-
Covala il alespon tolik silly, re
sc ma nohou mohla udrzeti.
Vsedla otcem do prvniho
vozu.
Markyz V tn chvili, kdy ga
lantne drzel ruku jeji, zatim
co divka nohu mela ma stupat-
ku, poseptal nest astnici:
"Nezapomen, Gabrielle, re
mann zbran pri sobe!"
Ano, to byla opravdu traggic
ka svatba!
Vsichni venkovane z Corbig
ny rozestavili Sc We vesnicke u
lici a tvofili pax svatebni pru
we'd, strilice Z rucnic a bambi-
tex z hmozdiru. Made divky
vesnicke cekaly u kostela, ma
JIG V rukou kytice. Cele mestec
ko nalezalo Sc prave tax jake
zamek V nalade slavnostni a
stejnym spusobem oskavovalo o
no spojenf.
Nest 'anosta opasan jsa SER
pou, kteraz jest odznakem jeho
Gradu, cekal We velkem salu ra
Gnice. Mel kratkou rec ku Ga
b,.jele k Norbertovi, v jejimz
Irubehu obema blahopral.
Kdyz Gabriela srOzumitel-
nym hlasem rluScia Odpovede-
ii, zdali chce markyze z Argen
taiu "a chote pojmouti, hnuA Sc
v nj poslednl odpor. Ohledla
Sc jako by pomoci hledala. Mic,
CO by il bylo mohlo zachraniti
- ii, kdo tn byli prltomni, byli
lide lhostejni aneb nepfatele.
Nyni sklonina hlavu, jsouc pri-
Eravena k obeti. A az ma konec
ohradnosti nehyl nicim vice
noz bezcitnym strojem prostym
raznosti, prostym myslenek.
Opustili radnici a odebrali
Sc do chramu.
Gabriela pokousela Sc mod
litbu, ale nemohla Sc modliti.
Nebyla S to vzpomenouti 81 ami
p,DJ1;foh ~ JS+ct1,i cx,obo
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straze komise soudu trestnf-
no hledi ma kazdy katuv posu-
mex, a kdy snad opodal kulu
stena a upi otec nebo zena hy-
nouciho zlocince v strasnem
zcUfalstvl. Nine Sc tehdy IDA
10, ze nam nohy k zemi ,pribi-
ty, re me ruce TIL olovo, stude
ny pot vyrazih mi ma cello a du-
81 sklicil nevyslovny strach, ia
koby ma mne smrt sahla!"
Krecovity naval dusnosti pri
rutil kata, ably ustal v hovoru,
smrtelna bledost rozlozila sc
ma jeho obliceji, a kdyz prejel
bilym satkem rty, videl jsem,
re mich setrel krvave krupe-
je!
Panel Izaseptaf lPiperger
tezce oddychuje a stiraje 81 S
celia rukavem studeny pot. -
"Cdpust'te, re jsem dnes pone
kud spatnym spolecnikem. Ci-
tim, re mne jima nezvykla tru
dnomyslnost, prave jake v pred
vecer dine, kdy jsem sc chystal
zde V Praze k posledni popra-
vel"
Kat sahl zanadri, vynal z
naprsnl kapsy svazecek sezlou
tlych dtrzku papiru, popsa-
rIch utrzku papiru, popsa-
nych klikatou svabstinou, i o.
brativ nekolik vetchych listu,
dodal 1--WE:
"Bylo to 21. cervna " ne
st astnem roce 1866, kdy Sc We
zueJsich ulicich hemziIy mo-
Gre uniformly vojska saskeho.
1enkrate mi pripadl smutny Il
Eol - zlomiti vaz svemu by
valemu znamemu, ba taki'ka
kamaradu - sklepniku hos
rudky, kan isem jako staly
host chodlval! V omen den mu
sjl jsem obesiti mladistveho Va
clava Fialu, jenz az do dne,
kdy svou milenku ukladne "a
vrazdil, obsluhoval spolecnost
mych pTatel kazdodenn6 V DO
pularnim hostinci V sklipku'
V pate ctvrti, ma rohu tridy 10
sefske!'
ia caste slychal o povestne
tC prazske poprave ma Zidov-
skych pecich zajlmave zkaz-
ky, povldacky a bachorky a
proto jsem napjal sluch, kdyz
mi bylo poprano zvedet o nj
konecne zevrubnou zpravu
list nejverohodnejsich - list
ksta, ktery il sam proved -
ma vlastnim priteli.
"Vaclav Fiala byl as dvace
tilety junak, hoch krev a NILE
ko, "a nimz Sc ma tucty holek
fantilov' pokracoval Piperger
s povzdechem, oprev hlavu o
kostnatou pest. "Kdyz jsem
JeJ poznal We "Slipku," ma
stoupil tam sluzbu poprve ia
ko vrchni clsnik, a vsecsy sluz
Ky z cele ulice pocali behati
pro pivo k jeho vycepu, jen a.
by mohly koketovati S heskym
Nenouskem. Lee jeho srdce ne
Cdpovidalo sluSnemu zevnejS-
ku "a slicnym licim - to by
10 s uslechtilym jeho zjevem v
rrikrem odporu."
Plperger Sc sklonil k stare
Cerne skrini, otevrel v nj ma
lou zasuvku a polozil pax pre-
de mne vybledlou fotografii,
predstavujici rozkosnou div
kl oslnujici krasy.
"Podivejte SCI" pravil, uka
2av ma obraz. "Ta puvabna by
tcst prilnula Silene k uhlaze-
ntmu mladiku, ktery il z po-
catku take uprimne miloval.
klara Zemlickova byla vzorem
Verne milenky - vtelenou ne
hou a oddanosti. z lasky k zboz
ncvanemu muzi klesla, stala
Sc matkou, lee on nabaziv sc
jeji vnad, zanevrel ma nj ma
sve dlte a tyral il ukrutnosti
rravehO tyrana. Z prvu il hle-
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nym dsmeskem: "Poslys! ia ii
opatrim brachu, vydelekw -
Rekl to tax zvlastnim tonem,
ze mi hned hsavou blesklo div
ne tuseni o jeho umyslu, kdyz
pax jsem vyhrkl zarazene:
"Budes potrebovati calouny?"
odvetil ostre: "Snad! - Snad
take neco jineho! Vzdyt' ne
isl jen calounikem!"
Piperger polozil hotove ko-
nopne, uzlovate oko vedle PRIV
niho osidla, jez natreno lojem
Ia vaku lezelo, i dodal zamra-
cen:
"Clovek ten nelhal! Ia ne
kolik hodin po te rozmluve "a
bill milenku a "a mesic potom
vazal jsem ma kirk jemu, k smr
ii odsouzenemu, prave takovou
opratku, jake ted strojim pro
vrahy Prenosila a Augustu.
Touz noe, kdy jsem jej videl
We "sklipku" naposled, zustal
V hospudce, al vsichni hosti 0
odesli. PAX Sc V jizbe uzamkl,
zbudoval V prostred re sudu Wy
sokou pyramidu, rozestrel ma
vrchol ctyfi horici svice, zridil
81 sam smutecni horici kata
falk. PAX nabrousil siroky, "a
hnuty nuz, bfitkou "zabku," O
debral Sc "a rannihO Sera do by
tn rodicu Klarinych V starem
dome Podskali ma Morani,
po prudke hadce skolil milen
ku patnacti smrticimi ranami
ostreho tesaku - pred ocima
Vlastniho ditete. Zbrocen krvi,
vySel primo vstric straznikum,
kteri jeho obeti spell ma po-
moe, klidne Sc dal spoutati, od-.
vest do zalare j popravit, aniz
by sdelil duvod bestialniho zlo
cinu a aniz by dial Ma jevo nej
mensi znamky litosti."
Piperger Sc odmlcel zasep
tai pax nahle, zvednuv svalna
tou pravici:
Con Sci k sibenici tupe, od-
hodlan6 i bez strachu, kdezto
Ia - ia jsem byl V te chvili ce-
II schvacen uzkosti; cestou Ike
knlu mi nohy klesaly, ruce Sc
trasly, a kdyz jsem vkladal o.
sidlo ma kirk slicneho mladika,
bledeho jako stena - ma hrd-
10 sveho davneho znameho -
zallly sc mi oci slzami. Y hroz
ne to rano byla celia Praha ma
nohou, pres tricet tisic lidi sc
hrnulo k popravisti, kdyz "a ca
sneho Ultra vyvedli Fialu z kap
lie novomestske radnice, kde
stole na cernem kamenu k smr
II odsouzenych, mSi vyslechl, a
kdyz Ia tesklivych zvuku uni
racka bral sc V kordonu straze
Jlndrisskou uili k zidovskym pc
Gin Ma zizkovsku plan, kde kul
ropravnl strm6l k nebesum.
ia MAZE usmrtiti byvaleho dru
ma, pozbyl jsem zcela rozvahy
a kdyz on, zsinaly, malo zivy,
zaseptal mn6 u sibenice: mo
tax vidiS, re jsem ii dal zakaz
kt.' tn Sc mi zatmelo pred oci
ma. Has mi selhal, kdyz jsem
chtel dat powell lidem svym, a.
by Fialu na hreb vytahli, a lax
cb9senec skonal, jaly mne MIRA
kcty. S tezi jsem dovravoral do
ma Sc svymi pomocniky, uleh
nuv ma loze byl jsem zachva
cen silnou horeckoun'
TAX skoncilo me prvni a po-
slednl dilo V tomto staroslav-
mem meste kralovskem." !"
Prazsky popravcl umlkl, byv
poznovu schvacen prudkym "a
chvatem zaduchy, a kdyz Sc "a
chvili zotavil, prohodil sklesle:
"Ve SVEN celem ziti isem
jen dvakrat poznal, co je zba-
belOst - pTi smrti FialOve
pax dnes, kdy mne jiz cd rama
tisnl teskna predtucha, re kut-
nohorska prace bude mym di-
lem poslednim."
'tCn1 ri poIbri+p u y,n,,orx,cD
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u KATA PRED POPRAVOU.
Napsal K. Kronbauer.

Pocatkem roku 1888 sc roz-
nesla zprava, re vrahove Augu
stin August a Karel Prenosil,
kteri kutnohorskou porotou k
smrti provazem odsouzeni, ne
cbdrzeli clsarske milosti a re
budou "a diva dny, We dvore We
zrice v Hore Kutne, obeseni
prazskym katem Janem Piper
grem.
Oba tt zlosynove zavrazdii
4. cervna r. 1887 v lese u eve
trnlho Jenikova" mladeho Get
rickeho zavodciho Kaspara
Melichara; ukladna ona vraz-
da zpusobila tehdy rozechveni
V celych Cechach, a tn nebylo
divu, re zvest 0 nastavajici pc
prave vzbudila znacnou sensa-
ci We vsach vrstvach obecen
stva.
Reporteri prazskych dennich
listu chystali Sc proto ma cestu
do Kutne Rory, ably pro sve ca
sopisy opatrili 0 poprave ze-
| vrubne referaty, a take mne
rripadD ukol, abych Sc jake
zpravodaj odobral k smutnemu
tomu divadlu.
Lee vec ia hyla jako vzdy
spoJena S velkymi obtizemi a
sice te priciny, re je nesnad-
no dovedeti, kdy nadejde po-
sIedn chvile odsouzencova. -
kdyz je rozsudek smrti potvr
zen, dostane o tom west pouze
president prislusneho soudu, a
pax kat!
Jen ii vedi o diva dny drive,
kdy skonci zlocinec ma Sibenici,
odsouzeny nest astnik sam wi
to teprve v predvecer sve smrti.
Mistr popravci obdrzi o osm
actyricet hodin drive rozkaz,
ably Sc pripravil ma cestu k pro
vedeni priserne svoji povinno-
sti, jen Cd toho jedineho mohl
jsem dostat patricnou informa
ci, abych v cas- pribyl ma mi
sto sveho poslani a osudny Okla
n,zik nepropasl, j nerozmyslel
jsem Sc ami ma okamzik a bez
prodleni zamiril jsem k bytu
Jana Pipergra, kata prazske-
ho!
O podivnem muzi tom, pc
v6stnem virtuosu v oboru veSe
nj, slychal jsem pred tim jiz ce
lie tajuplne kroniky, videl jsem
jej take nekolikrate v jeho "a
milovanem utulku V "Cernem
rivovaru," kde desil hosty svy-
ri katovskymi historkami a Wy
s:fednimi kousky, ale osobne
jsem mu byl zcela neznamym.
Nine prebehl mraz pO tele,
kdyz lide tvrdii, re Jim Piper
ger kdys pro zert vymkl vaz a
cbratil hlavu do tyla, nebo re
Jim hrozil, re 81 ma ne pocka, a
.e jimi bude jako vyuceny ca
lounik ''tapecirovat Sibenici," a
nemensi rozechveni Sc mne
zmocnilo, kdyz jsem kracel
Platnerskou ulici k 5eremu do
mu vedle hospody "u svetu,'
kde prazsky kat tenkrate pre-
byval.
Vedel jsem, ze nejdu do sta
r)davne katovny, ,mista opuste
ntho a zakleteho, a re neuzfim
pred sebou kata V cervenem
plasti Sc zakrvacenym mecem
V pravici, nybrz prosteho mi
Stra calounika, bodreho femesl
rlka, klidneho obcana a Otce
rodiny, ktery toliko obcas, jed
nou "a kolik let jako mstitel
razene spravedlnosti, jako zfi
zenec statnl jmenem zakona Wy
konava ma odsouzenem zlosynu
ortel zaslouzeny - ale prece
jail mne pred muzem tim pocit
ilzkosti!
V dobe moderni, V dob6 svr-
chovane osobni bezpecnosti
jistoty, kdy pouhy pollock stl-
/, co ,,o1x,,t o,,,i n x,S,onI,,,
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poskvrnou nebyl zneucten. By
lo il povedeno, re .nyni Sc svym
1aanzelem, s poslednim to po-
tcmkem tohoto rodu, Sc slechet
rym pro vse vznesene nadse
nym muzem zosobnuje budouc
nest a re byla vyhlednuta, by
tenn, kterl po nj prljdou, slouzi
la "a vzor tax jako slouzi il ii,
Etefi il predeSli. Nezapomenu-
to cvsem AMI ma to, re musi man
zela sveho milovati a v ucte mi
tt.
Markyzovi pIipomenuto, re
jest jeho povinnosti zenu svou
milovati a il 81 vaziti. A po ce
ly cas- co knez mluvil, pohraval
! okolo Gabrielinych rtu pohrdIi-
IVY a bolestny usmev. Jak smut
ny to 1sklebek, jak ukrutna iro
ME ma skutecnost bylo vse to, co
tu slysela.
Posleze byl obrad u konce.
Gabriela byla vdana. Uvrhla
So v propast', jez byla tax tenn
ma - tax neproniknutelne te-
nina - re takrka mohla pozve
dnouti zraku svych kamkoiv
chtela - a prece nikde nespa
trovala kousek oblohy - bar
WI nadeje.
kdyz opoustel achdam, pri-
slo il nekolik vesnickych divek
V ustrety - podaly mlade mar
kyzce kytice a blahopraly il. O.
bejmula nekolik tech nevinych
olvek, jimz v duchu prala vice
stesti nez no bylo doprano il sa
motne.
Markyz a Gabriela potom
vsedl do kocaru a ten odjizdel.
Nevsimnula 81, re "a nj opustil
chram muz jeden, jenz Sc "a OBJ
iadu svatebniho drzel v tina
vem koutu; mel oci rozcilenim
cervene, ruce krecovite zat'ate
a nyni, kdyz Sc snatek stal ne
odvolatelnym, potacel Sc clovek
ten vravoral, tax re venkova-
ne zertovne pravili:
"Ten 81 dial CO proto!"
Byl to Valentin.
Pro Gabrieiu vSak nebylo
dnes tezkych zkousek konce.
U vecer byl plies a osvetleni.
Cele okoli bylo shromazde-
no. tancic Sc bavic; obcas pre-
rusovana hudba hlasitymi Wy
kfiky. Vykriky ty doznivaly az
k uchu Gabriely.
"At' zije markyz Norbert -
At zije markyza Gabriela !"
Ia vSeobecneho toho jasotu
p1ochazel Sc muz jeden komna
tami a posmeSne usmevavymi
pohledy vsemu tomu prihllzel.
Kdyz Sc sesel S markyzem, tu
wal jej Ia rame.
"Vidite, re jsem dostal slO-
WI svemu,' pravil, "ale hodina
kiidu jeste nenadesla. Musime
jaste nalezti druhe dedice -
drive jmeni toho nenabude
1ce!"
A h.asem tichym dodal:
Tito dedicove musi zemri-
ti!'
Mu2 ten byl ROuguln.
\
KAPITOLA XVIII.
! !
Laska!
Kok minul Cd tOhOto snatku
a pc rok ten ozyvalo Sc .jmeno
Nnrhn1.tn u rnnntn LII no cnln
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19
Will You Do Your Share to Keep
This ''Hand of Mercy at Its Work?

Every cent OF dollar received for the Red Cross Fund
spent for relief All administration relief for other
than war purposes (such the Halifax and Guatemala disa
tes) are taken Of out of membership dues and
acclng from the banking Of the War made available
for relief at least $1.02 for every 81 contributed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19

CHURCH HILL BANK.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19
Cross by The FOLLOWING and Trust CoDnnes.

Contributed to the Red {
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-02-19
nMEs.REpuBLcAN, MARsHAIirowN IOWA FEBRdARY 10 1918

dent arbitrary control over the railroads
after the war emergency has passed,
even for so short q while as eighteen
months. points out to the railroad men
that old conditions cannot be restored:
ut may be conceded that this is
not the time to determine definitely
the character of the system under
which the railroads shall be operated
when the present emergency passes;
but, the developments Of the last few
years and especially the conditions Of
the last few months, make 1t certain
that there will either be permanent
government ownership and operation
or there will be complete reorgani-
cation Of private ownership and oper-
alton. In either event the roads will
not be returned to their present own
ers under the existing system
There is the meat in the whole
matter. Railroading can not again
be treated as a private enterprise, nor
can individual lines Of road be per-
mitted to take advantage of their own
situation to the disadvantage Of other
roads nor of the shipping public. For
better or for worse we have come 10
a new stage in railroad development
The railroad will from this time be
run as a public or semi-public enter
prise, and 1t will be run as part of a
single system comprising the whole
United States. Whether 1t be govern
nent ownership or government con-
troll and regulation for the future,
railroad policy will be dictated by the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-02-19
FARMERS HOPE TO SEsD MORE
GLAND TO WHEAT THIS SPRING
THAN EVER BEFORE
MUCH DEMAND FOR SEED
INDICATES LARGE ACREAGE
Weather Conditions Will Have Much to
Do With Amount to Be Planted, Pro-
vidng Seed Can Be CbtaineeI-Seed
Selling From $2.25 to $2.75 Per
Bushel.

The prediction is made by one we'll
informed farmer that the acreage
seeded to spring wheat in the county
this spring will be the largest in years,
provided the seed can be secured and
the early spring season is favorable.
In some counties of the state gem
eral movement has been started for
every farmer to seed at least few
acres to spring wheat 1t is said that
in this county such a movement is not
necessary because of the quite general
movement under way to get seed and
put in the crop.
It is a quite well-known fact that
there has been a great demand among
farmers OF the county to get spring
wheat seed The supplies of this seed
that have been located thru the county
agents office have been bought up
practically as fast as they have been
found, and there is what amounts to
waiting list of farmers who want
seed wheat but have not found it.
Those who have the seed are getting
from S225 to 1915 a bushel for it. de-
pending somewhat on the quantity
bought.
\ possible weather condition, far
mers point out. that may cut down the
acreage will be late spring and late
March and early April weather that
is unfavorable to seeding. If it should
happen that the weather does not per-
nit getting in the seed until May the
acreage Will be cut down because OF
the lateness of the seeding and the
probability Of the grain being damaged
by hot weather. Spring wheat is sub
ject to serious damage in Iowa when
hot weather sets in while the grain IS
filling.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-02-19
G|RLS!! TRY It!
HAVE THICK, WkvY,
BEAUTIFUL HAIR HAIR
EVERY PARTICLE or pANpRuFF
DISAPPEARS AND HAIR STOPS
COMING OUT,
DRAW MOIST CLOTH THRU HAIR
AND DOUBLE ITS BEAUTY
AT ONCE,

Your hair becomes light wavy, fluffy,
abundant and appears as soft lustrous
and beautiful as a young girls after
"Danderine hair cleanse" Just try
this-moisten cloth with little, Dan
derine and carefully draw it through
your hair. taking one small strand at
time. This will cleanse the hair of
dust, dirt and excessive OIL and in just
few moments you have doubled the
beauty of your hair.
Besides identifying the hair at once
Danderine dissolves every particle Of
dandruff; cleanses, purifies and invig-
crates the scalp, forever stopping itch
ing and falling hair.
But what will please you most will
be after few weeks use, when you
will actually see new hair, fine and
downy at frst-yes-but really new
hair growing all over the scalp. II you
care for pretty, soft hair and lots Of it
| surely get a 25-cent bottle OF Knowl-
toms Danderine from any druggist or
toilet counter, and just try It.
Save your hair! Beautify it! You
will say this was the best rs cents you
lever spent, tx
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-02-19
It's All OF With This Fierce Corn
Now 'Gets-lt' Is Magic"

The corn or callus with a few drops OF
'Gets-It", What a blessed relief it
gives to corn pains! You won't limp
lny more; you can enjoy the dance
every minute. Then to see how that
corn or cal1us will come right off COM
Eplete, like a banana peel and without
the least pain is just wonderful.
F'Gets-It" is the biggest seller among
corn removers in the world today,
simply because 1t Is so wonderfully
simple and always works Be sure to
sget "Gets-It".
"Gets-It" Is sold at all druggists
(you need pay no moro than IS cents
ia bottle), or sent on receipt Of price
by z. Lawrence & Co, Chicago Ill.
Sold in Marshalltown and recon-
mended as the worlds best corn rem
edy by the Mcbride & VIII Drug Co,
A. T. Elder, Old Reliable Drug Co.
Beinert Drug CO., B. A. Morgan and
Henry S. Mayer.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-02-19
TO ENTER RADIO SERVICE.
Lester Swearinsen, Former Albion Boy
Reaches Here From Hawaii.

Lester Swearingen. who since last
April has been in the coast artillery
branch Of the service stationed at Fort
Kamehameha, Island Of Oahu, II. T..
as a member Of the Fifth company Of
Oahu, reached this city Monday after
noon for a short visit with his father,
Emmett Swearngen.
Young Swearingen has been ordered
to this country to complete training in
the radio service, and is to report at
Fort Monroe, Va, March l. In three
months time he expects to have COM
pleted his work and be ready for serv-
ice as a radio sergeant.
Swearingen has enjoyed his military
training in Hawaii but feels that there
will never be any active service all ca
Of him in the coast artillery branch.
He is anxious to get into some other
branch so as to see active service. The
climate Of Hawaii he declares ideal.
He was one Of several Iowa State Col
lego students who enlisted here for the
coast artillery and sent to Honolulu.
Altho Robert Moscrip of this city, was
in another company, he and Moscrip
saw one another every day, as they
messed at the same place. Moscrip is
trying to get into the aviation section
in order to see active service.
In a letter received by his parents
Monday Moscrip says he passed the
examination for first claes gunner.
which meant an increase in salary Of
SO per month.
Another artilleryman from this city,
Fred Laughlin, also reached the city
Monday afternoon for a short visit with
his mother, Mrs. A. c. Burgess, All
North Third avenue. Laughlin has
been stationed at Fort DeRussy, ISL
and Of Oahu, II. T. Like Swearingen,
he also has partially completed his
radio service training and is on his
way 70 Fort Monroe to complete his
work.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-02-19
Notice of First Meeting Of Creditors

Notice of First Meeting Of Creditors.
In the district court Of the United
States southern district Of Iowa, CEN
trail division.
In bankruptcy No. 5000. In the
matter Of Fred L. Hite, bankrupt.
To the creditors of Fred l.. Hite, Of
Gilman, in the county of Marshall and
district aforesaid, a bankrupt
Notice Is hereby given that on the
14th day Of 1918, A. D. 1918 the said
Fred L. Hite was duly adjudicated
bankrupt; and that the first meeting
fcreditors will be held at the office
Of undersigned referee. second floor Of
the United States court building, Des
Moines, on March 4th, 1918, at o'clock
in the afternoon, at which time the
said creditors may attend, prove their
claims appoint n trustee, examine the
bankrupt, and transact such other
business as may properly come before
said meeting.
Dated at Des Moines, Iowa. this 14th
day Of February. 1918.
FRANK J. COMFORT,
Referee in bankruptcy.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-02-19
LOCAL MARKETS.
Prices Paid to Farmers by Marshall
town Merchants.

Prices Paid to Farmers by Marshall
town Merchants.
The following prices are quoted by
Marshaltown dealers for the different
varieties Of farmers provisions, grain
and produce.
Reynolds & Sheldon quote the fol-
lowing prices:
Butter--43.
Eggs-40.
Benedict Flour and Feed Company
will pay the following prices at their
place of business in this city. subject
however. to market changes:
Corn-1.10.
Oats-S2.
Wheat-1 80.
The following market quotations are
furnished by II. Willard. Son & Co.:
Clear medium native woods G51.
Coarse and low-45650.
Heavy. fine-3S.
Pelts-1 0062.50.