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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-18
l9-City Real Estatc for Sale

ARE YOU WAITING
--roR-
THE DREAM SHIP?
There are TOO MANY people IN the
world who fondly dream DREAMS
OF SUDDEN WEALTH.. they seem
20 enter trance and depend upen
LUCK Co make them iNpErES-
DENT. they EARN n DOLLAR and
SPEND ONE HUNDRED CENTS
OF q. and at the end % tho YEAR
they have ABSOLUTELY Motif
mo TO show for their ErfonTs
except nEGRErs and RENT RE
cEIrrS
They really beiiev. IN the ella
hAcknsyed phrase. WHEN ny
SNIP CONES ~"
THOSE people are the ones who
make themselves believe there
l isnt CHANCE 20 SUCCEED.
they sYMrArHizE with THEM
sEt.vEA They soon believe that
all the world Is OPPOSED 10
THEM and their INTERESTS.
1hsr. All the resui, Of IDLE
DREAMING.
There's EVERY ehanss 10 ExrASp
AND DEVELOP when one makes
UP hts or her MIND to SUCCEED
when q dollar 10 earnsd and .
FINEp PORTION Of u 10 placed
in buying = good lot or HOME.
u fgnd can 10 EsTApLisuED for
ANY purpose.
The man who OWNS . good lot
or HOME IL ALWAYS IN position
60 take advantage OF orroR.
TUSfrX. He 81 the ONLY man
who CAN. Not oaly THAT. but
he is putting In a SOLID f'OrS-
pArfoS for his OLD ACE. snd
giving hi. chiidrea q START IN
usc. psopi. lock Up to him. he
Is PROPERTY OWNER and .
SUCCESSFUL. nan- NOTICE how
your nsishear Ia xst,ins hls
property paid Tor and AcQuiE.
ING WEALTH
Nov then. What are You asiur-
Have you started 10 buy tina.
Ior or uoMEs NJ yeu HAVE,
you are xofnr 60 WIN. NO ONE
MAN CAN STOP You. The
BUsfSnss weird NEEDS yea
10 need. THOUSANDS Of OTHERS
Who KSo WHOM % coSHHRvn
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x,,n ,,st,.,. ,..,,,, h.,h ,oa,.
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A right up-to-ths -ngnu.. Groom
bungalow. with bath and hair base
msnt; fali cement foundation;
-s saa.f.x. .~.-..s- .
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Business Personals

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55-Business Personals
OLD doLp. SILVER. TEETH. Ola.
mends wanted. Hishsst psies paid iW
Cherry st.
DiAAosDr. wATcrns ON cnsDif
MICHAEL. ses PIKE ~.
PRACTICAL NuEsE Mks wif.LRiK.
;; ,.i '"' 18Th NJ w. Phone "'''''s
itEsniE xiNoroN-PuBLio srESoo-
rsphsr. tes crary mas.
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O. STEVENS s s:,,., ,.'''' s .s::.
A. say ana evening. isss ssh ave
"a Main 1911. Member paaeias
~ Tsaehsvs' Assn. New Yosh
nEv GREENE - HOTEL nofi.AND.
Youth and Jsfferson. near court housA
Easily reached for ministerial sssvsssa
private psriors Main ssei.
nud sizEs AND PATTERNS Not
found elsewhere are had Of wsidron
Co. iss: Fourth. specializing whittsifs
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59-Lcgal Notices
lis TILE DISTRICT COURT or TINE
United States. for the Western District
OF Washington.
Ne eofs In BANKRUPTCY.
In the Matter Of John A. Sea bold. bank
To The creditors OF the above named
bankrupt;
Take notics thu, the bankrupt above
named has psti,ionsd this court for a
| full discharge from all debts prcvahis
against his estate under tho sc,s of
congress relating 60 bankruptcy. and
| that n hearing viii he had upon SAID
pstiticn before said district court. ~
| the oour, room Of said court. in the city
ar asastfa n eail Gtsffief. the sffh
day ~ June. 1915. q, 10 o'clock In the
| forenoon. at which time ard place you
ami sarh Of you may appear Hnd show
cause. ~ any you have. ~hy the prayer
Of the said petitioner should not he
granted.
Dated ., Seattle ths issh day Of May.
ss..D PRANK 7. cnosnr. clerk.
Hy n E. LEiTcH. Deputy.
| n TIN DISTINCT COURT or THE
| Of Washington. Northern Division.
In BANKRUPTCY No. toSo.
~o,iee Of Gtrr, N~ssinG % Creditors
In the Matter Of c. II. Fletcher. Bank.
rupi.
To Inc creditors o, IN. sssv. named
ss,iee 10 hsrehy given tnst on the iuh
| day Of May. isis. the said G. n
| rletshsr was duly afludic atsd bank
rupt. and thu, Oh. sirut Meeting Of the
ersaisors Of said bankrupt vii be held
| at the office % the unssrssxned rsfsrcs
| In bankruptcy. ise-t !. G, Smith
uuiisirs. In seattle. IN sid district. on
IN. ssth day Of NAY. 1913. At 500
| ersiork tn the aftsrneon. At which time
| tho sAid creditors may attend. prove
| their claims. appoint . trustee. sIam-
Inc the bankrupt. and trnnsacs sush
other business az may properly come
before said meeting.
patsd 81 seattle. In sah district. this
| f-th dsy OF NAY. 1914.
&. u. uAwKiSN.
Referee In BANKRUPTCY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-18

A right up-to-ths minute t.room
bungalow. with bath and half base
rnsnt; full cement foundation;
ground I0ori.s: commanding .
good marine and mountain view.
two blocks from car. direct 20
the ahip building plants without
transfer. $3.50 cash. balance
monthly. Liberty bonds taken
for all or part Of first payment.
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81 Statesmen Wanted

37-Salesmen Wanted
f.Acr AND rMnRofpERY MASurAc-
tuners want energetic statesmen to
carry strong and attractive line. Inn
ported goods. including handherehisfs
and dres. goods. Only first class men.
with established connections. need APP
ply. Liberal commission paid weekly.
and expense account Address the A.
ncott Co. Inc. go Fourth ave. New
York city
nAi.hsMFS WASrED - ENcFftfSr
line signs and novelties travelling o.
psn.sa advanced. liberal commissions.
exclusive territory. Give age, height
weight, road experience and three late
business references. Stanford Croweii
g. I,hsss, y rs><>o>o-ooo..~
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AuENrs wASrEp-ioo rfR CENT
profit selling useful speciality used In
homes. hotels. stores and by auto own
sfs good repeater. sample free. Au-
burn npeeiattiea Co. Dept ss9. Auburn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-18

There's EVERY chanss TO ExrASp
AND DEVELOP when one makes
UP his or her MIND TO SUCCEED
when = dollar 10 earned and .
FINED PORTION Of u 10 placed
In buying . Eeed lot or HOME.
fund can hs EsTABLisuED for
ANY purpose.
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,:ss

WIN buy a very neat large t-room
bungalow. on big lot. seri;s.
ore block from car and paved
streets. commanding . view Of
tho Round and mowntsins: caiy
IS minutes from shipyards. large
living room. with fireplace: two
rood sired bedrooms. with big
closets: kitchen White saamsisd.
with tulit-In fsatases. bath room
complete. 3ses cash. balance
monthly paymenia
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i9-City Real Estate for Sale

WIT euEeS ANNE
t-roesn piss,~rsd cottage esesiisns vis~
os Sound: lot sesiie, ieNeii h~Arin<
frai, trees THIS 10 above grade. snd
will have 10 build steps II you viii
do this. will take tieo cash, and crvii,
your contract with tiee. balance 81
per meath. Price ii.sse G. Y, Davies.
care Mitchell Motor Works. 800 ~
Pine.
ROOMS. NORTH QUEEN ANNE
lot. sesisc. fine viex. half block 10
car. si.see
AABES g SEXTON Co
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managers for treat fuel conservation
device cuts fuel bills In half helps your
government tiE money maker. simplex
Manufacturing Co, Heaboard Hank
1iidF. Seattle wash
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39-Poultry for Sale
fIodt~tzrp uAnr CHICKS
white fsEhsFn ehirss. ~ per dos. III
psF zoe Whods isisaa Rsa and rarfsd
Rack chicks. go each, We sell hatch
Ing eggs. 81 20 per .st'inK
QUEEN taTCuEHv
- Pike 81 gliio,t 1864
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36Agents Wanted

AuENrr-SEw RELATIVE HEnvfcE
flag PIN big seller at $50. gold plated
sample 10. keene. $50 broadway
New York.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-11-02
ONLY IMPORTANT BUYING OF
SESSION COMES FROM
SHORT TRADERS.
MARKET INFLUENCED
ONLY BY WAR FACTORS
Government Bids For Large Amounts
Have Steadyins Effect on Oats
Market-Provisions Range Lower in
sympathy With Deeline-Dealinss
Mainly in Ribs.

Chicago, Nov. Corn declined to-
day mainly as a result of lack OF sup
port. About the only important buy
ing came from shorts. Factors other
than those relating to the war attract
but little attention. Opening prices,
which ranged from Il cent off to a
cent advance, with December at l.12la
TO lisa and January at l.l4ss to
1.l4a, were followed by material ad-
vances.
Week end evening-up trades brought
about a subsequent upturn, which,
however. was not we'll maintained.
The close was unsettled, Is cent off 10
y cent advance, with December at
s1.lS to $l.1SA and January at
sll4A to sl.l44s.
Oats.
Government bids for large amounts
Of oats had steadying effect on the
oats market. After opening unchanged
TO u and q cent higher, with Deem
Der at 661a to 665s, prices hardened a
little more but at times showed SYM
patty with the weakness of corn.
Provisions.
Provisions ranged lower owing TO
lower quotations on hogs. Most OF
the dealings We're in ribs.
Rallies which took place later
failed to hold
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-11-02
REPUBLICAN, MARSHALLTOWN IOWA. NOVEMBER 1913

low, 1874; No. 8 yellow. i,27; sample
white, ll5.
oats--No. 5 white. ssh; standard
81.
Barley--99,
OMAHA CASH GRAIN.
Omaha, Nov. ..
corn-No. 4 white, l.S2; No. 5 white,
i.2saI,ss; sample white, lie; No,
yellow, l,SSGil.39; No. yellow, l.S5
No. 6 yellow l.2s; No, 8 mixed, 1870
1888: No. ) mixed, l.26; No. 8 mixed,
l.23ml.24.
oats-No. . white, e7ls as7%; No. 3
white. 67967a No. white, 6lIes%:
standard, 67h G67is: No. 2 mixed. 66h'
Barley-No. 3. &c.
Rye-No. ., $50.
MINNEAPOLIS CASH GRAIN.
Minneapolis. Nov. ..
Corn-No. 8 white. l.40@l.43: No. 3
yellow, Li2al.45; No, yellow 1870
Loo No. yellow, l.S2Gl37: No. 8
mixed, l.S5al.40; others, l.02ml.S2.
Oate-No. . white. 65d66; standard,
6Sd6i: No. white. 62Is G6Sh; No. 4
white. 5skaS2ls.
Barley-ss@so choice, s0d94.
Rye-1.56G1 .57.
F'laN-S.63I3.65.
NEW YORK STOCKS.
New York, Nov, Stocks were ir-
regular and, for the most part. finished
moderately lower. A good deal of i'll
feeling has been engineered by the
action of the money committee. which
action in some quarters is claimed to
have been unnecessary in view OF the
decline in money rates yesterday. A
period of higher values just ahead is
seen by the majority Of students Of
market conditions.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-11-02
DRASTIC NAVAL
TERMS FOR HUNS
War Council at Versailles Agrees Upon
Sea Section Of Armistiee to Be Pres
scented to Germany-WilI Satisfy
Most Cautious Americans.

Washington, Nov. NAVAL terms of
the armistice agreed to yesterday by
the supreme war council at Versailles
are in substantial accord with the views
on this subject submitted by the United
States government. This was learned
here today, tho the exact nature of the
terms to which Germany will be re-
qured to submit still are held under
confidential seal.
No announcement is expected to come
from Versailles until the council has
completed it's entire task. However. as
to the naval guarantees to be demanded
| from Germany, it is stated that the
most cautious public option will be
| satisfied when the terms are dis.
| closed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-11-02

are to b kept 1t the dhposal Of thu
allied powers. Tho release Of Turkish
civilian prisoners and prisoners over
military age 10 to be considered.
Twenty -third--An obligation on the
part OF Turkey to cease all relations
with the central powers.
Twenty-fourth-In case Of disorder
In the six Armenian vilayets the allies
reserve to themselves the right to &C.
cupS amy part OF them.
Twenty -ffth-Hostilitie between the
allies and Turkey shall cease from
noon, local time, Thursday the S1st OF
October, 1918.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-11-02
Range Of Chicago Grain Prices.

chicago, Nov. ,.
Con-December opened at 1121s;
highest. 1.14A; lowest, 111A: closed.
1.1S: January opened at 1.145s: high
est. 1.15'a; lowest, lib; closed, LAS
Oats-December opened at 6615;
highest, 67A; lowest. 6sk; closed.
e6as: January opened at 66h: high
est e.: lowest, s5A; closed. 66h
Pork-November opened at $500;
highest, $500: lowest, 1890: closed.
1870; January opened at 1910: high
est, 1000; lowest, 1890: closed. 5000.
Lard-November closed. $500; jan
uary opened at 24.s0; highest. 24.90;
lowest. 24.76; closed. 24.7O.
Rfbs-November opened at 21s5:
highest, Gals; lowest, 21.95: closed,
22.10: January opened at 1905: high
est, 22.17; lowest, 22.O5; closed, 22.o0.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-11-02
LAMsoN's MARKET REPORT.
Furnished by Lamson Bros. Co., 20a
Masonic Temp Phone 1893.

Masonic Temple: Phone 1893.
Chicago, Nov. 2.-Corn-was irregu-
lar, rallying early on weak and even
ng up by shorts. but later in the day
losing practically all Of the early ad-
vance. January suffered more pres
sure than the old crop months, pre-
sumably because the trade is realizing
that it will be easier to secure corn in
quantity to deliver on those contracts
than is possible now, with the low
moisture content requirement. An
other bearish feature was the an
nouncement of an embargo effective
at midnight, Nov. ), against ship
nents of grain cast. Cash corn was
easier. marked weakness being shown
in the better grades.
Oats-Oats held strong during the
early trading because of rumors that
the government was in the market
and that large shipments of oats would
be taken east for the winter storage.
Early strength did not hold well,
however, when corn turned easier
Chicago car lots-Wheat, 1873; corn,
1856: oats, IA.
Minneapolis car Iots---Wheat, 49,;
corn. 30: oats. SO.
Duluth car !ots-Wheat. 5O7; oats. 4
Winnipeg ear lots Wheat 224;
| oats, AZ.
RANGE OF PRICES.
| Prev
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-11-02
SALES MADE ABOUT ON BASIS OF
FRIDAYS AVERAGE
PRICES.
WIDER RANGE BETWEEN
BUTCHERS AND LIGHTS
Best Native Cattle Strong to is Cents
Higher Compared to Week Ago
Westerns IS to 50 Cents Higher
Stoekers and Feeders Tend Lower
Fat Lambs Higher.

Chicago, Nov. 1.-The hog market
steadied today and prices were about
on level with Fridays decline. There
is now a range of 40 cents between top
price for butchers and lightweights.
The combined hog receipts at eleven
markets Friday totaled 1900, being
same total as a week ago, $4,000 more
than a year ago and $4,000 less than
two years ago. Chicago Friday had
800 more than a week ago, $500 more
than a year ago, $500 less than two
years ago. The four Missouri river
markets had 1900 less than a week
ago, $500 more than year ago ana
1900 less than two years ago.
Cattle.
Compared to one week ago best
native cattle are strong to Is cents
higher while stockers and feeders are
steady to lower.
Local receipts Friday including l.2oo
to packers from other markets and
around 1000 western rangers, were
posted at 10000. Undoubtedly some
of this number should have been here
Thursday. The run was 5000 larger
than previous Friday and 1000 larger
than a year ago. Five days run totaled
97.i00, over $4,000 more than same
period last week and $500 more than
corresponding time a year ago.
Including Chicago, the seven west
ern markets were credited with $4,000,
or 5000 more than a week ago ana
same number as corresponding Friday
a year ago. Combined offerings thus
far this week aggregated $4,000, or
81 600 more than same period last
week and 1000 more than correspond
ing five days a year ago.
Sheep.
Compared to a week ago rat lambs
are 25 to SO cents higher.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-11-02
Wednesday, N0v.6.

Commencing at $3.50 sharp. consists
Ing Of the following property:
s1hEAp or cATrLE-e
Consisting Of 20 cows, 10 giving milk.
the balance fresh soon: 10 steers. COM
ing two years old: 9 heifcrs coming .
Years old; 8 steers coming year old;
Z heifers, 1 year old; II head calves;
1 Shorthorn bull.
1o-HEAp OF HoRsEs-io
Consisting Of black team. years
old; 1 black team, and years old:
black mare. smooth mouth; bay
mare, smooth mouth; brown mare.
smooth mouth; I bay mare. years
old; 1 grey horse. coming years old
1 brown colt, coming years old
1os-HEAp OF hooS-tos Z
Consisting Of 10 sows with pigs; 80
spring pigs.
@HEAp or shEEP-s r..
8 tons clover hay In barn; 30 acres
q corn In field; ono straw stack 40
tons ss,silaas; 100 ehieksns.
FARM MACHINERY
Consisting Of S-foot Mccormack
binder, new; John Deere GROW corn
pillow. new; riding cultivators: Gale
corn planter, 30 rods OF wire; 20,foot
Rock Island drag. with cart: 6-foot
Deering mower; John Deere manure
spreader, new: Tower surface cultiva-
one 13-inch gang pillow. new; wagons
with box: one 16-inch stirring plow:
truck wagon with hay rack: bob
sleds; Hoosier seeder; Emerson hay
rake; John Deere disc; surrey and ?
top buggies; Reliance separator: sets
harness and other articles too numer-
Gus to mention.
Free Lunch At Noon.
TERMS-All sums OF $40 and underi
cash. Over that amount credit OF
months time will be given with bank
able note bearing per cent interest
No property to be removed until settle
for.
ED PUTNAM & SON
Al Mason, Auetionser.
n. 8. Lawrence, Clerk.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-11-02
Chicago Produce.

Chicago, NOV. :.
Butter-Unsettled: creamery, 52h a
IS.
Eggs-Higher: receipts, LISA cases;
at mark: cases included, 5eMa:
ordinary frsts, 52hs ASA: firsts. 55d
IS.
Poultry-Alive. steady: fowls, e2d
%: springs, 22is.
Pork-Cash, nominal.
Lard-Cash. 26.20T $3.50.
Ribs-Cash. oS.o0124.OO.
Ryc-No. .. 1.62.
Barley-SOT1.00
Timothy-s.006 1000.
C1oyer-NOminaf
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-11-02
Wednesday, Nov. 9th
Commencing at II O'clock a. nor the
following described property:
10 HEAD OF MULES

TO HEAD Or MULES
Team of gray mares, and 10 years
old weighing about 1900 and both bred
to a, jack; roam mare, years old,
weight about 400: mares and a geld
ing, years old, weighing about 1900;
. mares, bay and a gray, years old
4 2 sucking mule colts.
"a HEAD OF CATTLE.
I mich COWS. recently fresh, 9TH
ers will be in spring. All young COWS
in good shape and giving good mess of
milk; heifers coming years; heif-
ers coming year: steers coming 2;
summer calves, heifers and
7 steers; thoroughbred roam Short Horn
bull. Papers can be furnished.
70 HEAD OF SHEEP
Is wether lambs and remainder all
ewes, except one 2year-old buck.
IS HEAD OF HOGS.
Duroc Jersey sows; Hampshire
thoroughbred Duroc Jersey shoats.
FARM MACHINERY
and MISCELLANEOUS.
John Deere wagon, with tip-top box
Incomplete. in good shape; ellison gas en-
y gine, 4 horse power; hog oiler; 4
I Bourbon Red turkeys, hens and a
y gobbler: about 200 bushels oats; about
I 10 tons Of hay, mostly Gover; some
millet In stack; rs tons Of straw;
4 household gods belonging to Mrs. Os-
scar Harris; and other articles too nu-
merous to mention.
Will offer for sale the 1872 aero farm
4 On which sale will be hold. Must have
& one third cash, balance on place at Q
81 scr cent interest.
FREE LUNCH at NOON.
Terms Of Sale-All sums Of SO and
under, cash; over that amount ap.
N, proved notes Of 8 per cent from date
.fof sale. Property to be settled for OF
Il day OF sale.
;Sssss n. ]. COOPER and w. W. Curphe.
Il siotstt KELLY. M. ). kREzEk
80 W. q 4 tjstionssr. Il 1. Clerk.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-11-02
Austrian Terms Drastic.

Washington. Nov. 2.-An intimation
of the drastic nature of the armistice
submitted by General Diaz to the Aus
trians is given in an official dispatch
from Rome today, which says:
The Italian victory is hourly assum-
ing such proportions. that any kind of
indulgence toward an enemy which up
to the last minute of his dominion has
insulted our brethren, devastated our
lands. and fought with the utmost bar
barity, would be a crime"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-11-02
Thursday, November I
at II o'clock sharp.
5HEAD OF HORSES

One brown male 10 years. weight
1900 pounds: one team 4 years old,
mares. one gray. one black. weight 5000
pounds. One team mules, years,
weight between 1900 and 1000 pounds,
brown and well matched. One team
mules. years, weight about 2,400
pounds, steel gray and brown.
1o-HEAD OF sHEEP-1o
Nine breeding ewes and one spring
7o-HEAD OF cATTLE-7o
Six mich cows, thirty head 2-year-
old steers, all ready to go in feeding
lot, over half are black: twenty 2-year-
old heifers: one pure bred Poland An
gus bull: all cows and heifers are bred
to this bull. Five yearling and five
spring calves.
Fifteen tons hay in barn, about half
clover and half timothy; 1900 bushels
corn in crib: thirty bushels potatoes;
ten bushels winter apples.
MACHINERY.
One disc corn pillow. one Hayes riding
corn pillow. two walking corn plows, one
Emerson gang pillow. one grain binder,
one 14-inch walking plow. one gear
less hay loader. one Northwestern ma
nure spreader. one harrow and harrow
cart, one lumber wagon, one hay and
wood rack combined. one Hoosier seed
er, one pair good bob sleds, one Hog
Joy hog oiler, one good heating stow,
fourteen corn stalks, four dozen pullets
one fur coat. Russian pony hide.
Other things too numerous to men,
ton.
Lunch will be served by Gar~in Red
Cross Chapter.
USUAL TERMS.
EMMETT HALL, Owner.
John Kelly and Glen Irons, auctioneers
C. c. Bratt, clerk.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-11-02
New York Produce.

New YORK, NOV. :.
Butter-Ffrm: receipts, 5,41o tubs;
creamery specials 6oa60k; creamery
extras. 59I59k: extra firsts 56R a
$50: packing stock. current make, No
. 39d391h.
Cheese-Steady: receipts. 1869
boxes: state whole milk special. white
or colored 32%; average fancy 3l3.
Eggs-Ffrm: receipts 6.l05 cases;
fresh gathered selected extras 62dSS;
extra firsts 59G61: frsts 56I5S.
Poultry-Alive easy; turkeys 27I2S;
dressed quiet.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-11-02
Eliminates Austria From War.

Rome, Nov. 1.-THE conditions of
the Austrian arrnistice are inspired by
the principles of President Wilson,
namely, to render it impossible for the
enemy to recommence the war and to
prevent him from profting by the
armstice to withdraw from difficult
military situation.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-11-02
LIeH1EN TURKS BURDEN.
Grand vizier Declares OCCUPATION
Turkey Was Not included.

Amsterdam, Nov. 1.-1zzet Pasna.
the Turkish grand vizier. is quoted by
the Constantinople paper, Tasviri Ell
kiar, when the armistice negotiations
were in progress. as saying:
1.-THE conditions of the arnistice Will
be lighter than the demands imposed
on Bulgaria, as no military occupation
of Constantinople or other Turkish ter
ritory has been demanded"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-11-02
Anarchy Rules in turkey.

Amsterdam, Nov. "A state of an
archy prevails thruout Turkey. ac-
cording to information received here
Hundreds of thousands Of -deserterf
are living by means Of robbery. Con-
stantinople is declared to be literally
famished and patiently awaiting the
arrival OF allied forces. M: 55
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-11-02
NWhittemore.

w. r. oliver, northwest OF town, has
a patch of strawberries that has been
yielding excellent fruit all summer ana
still is hard at work. The plants are
still in bloom and many green berries
are on the vines. There is hardly a
day passes that the family does not
enjoy fresh Strawberries and should
the weather remain as 1t Is now they
will have strawberries Tor Christmas
dinner. 40 n. l55 s4yi y