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be used instead of sour cream.
Goldfish With Egg Sauce.-Soak
large pieces of homeless Goldfish over
night in cold water. then simmer slow
~ in the morning after draining from
the first water. To rich white sauce
add one or two hard cooked eggs sliced
and carefully stirred in just before
pouring the sauce over the cooked
fish.
To save butter for cake making,
seasoning of vegetables and for vari-
Gus uses where butter seems indispen-
sible try this combination: One pound
each of lard and suet melted, the suet
of course tried out and mixed with
the lard. then add a pound of butter,
mix well and use as butter. The but
ter f1avors the mixture so well. that
more lard and suet may be used with
pound of butter. with good results.
Ham Mousse.-Put sufficient cold
broiled ham through the food chopper.
Stir into two cupfuls of the ham a
tablespoonful of gelatine dissolved in
a little water then add a half cupful
Of boiling water. Season with pepper
and mustard then add half a cupful
of heavy cream whipped stiff. Turn
into mOlds and set in the ice chest to
harden. Serve with mayonnaise
dressing and with hot boiled cabbage
and boiled rice.
Transparent Puddlng.-Cook a cup
full of pearl tapioca In sufficient water
to cover and until 1t Is transparent.
Stir in a quarter Of a cupful of sugar.
the grated rind and juice Of lemon.
when the sugar is dissolved turn into
glass serving dish. When cold serve
with powdered sugar and cream.
A good mixture Of fats for use in
place Of butter except for the table
is pound Of suet, pound Of lard and
pound Of butter. Try out the suet,
strain It and stir in the lard and but.
ter. The butter will flavor the three
pounds Of fat sufficiently to make It
nearly as good as butter.
Cranberry Pudding.-Sift together
two cupfuls Of -four, pinch Of salt.
and three teaspoonfuls of baking pow
der. Add sufficient milk to make a
batter pudding. stir In cupful OF
sweetened and strained cranberry
,elly and steam for on hour and haH
Serve with hard sauce.
N... hl~f .~<sQ
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DRINKING WATER FOR STOCK
duction Unless She Has Abundant
Supply in Winter.

Warm drinking water for the dairy
stock will save feed and also benefit
the milk flow. 1t saves feed because
1t does not draw on the vitality Of the
COW as does cold water. 1t benefits
the milk flow because a COW will not
reach her maximum production unless
she drinks water abundantly. This she
will not do IL Il is ice cold.
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the skinned milk and feed 1t to the
calf. After the calf is two weeks old
it will eat fine ground meal and If
fed small quantities will assimilate it.
Linseed meal is also used.
Care should be taken in feeding
calves. They should be taught to
drink from the pail rs soon as possible.
Nothing but clean vessels should be
used and the milk should be clean and
warm.
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cow TESTING IS PROFITABLE
Farmers May Have Work Done at
Nominal Cost by Joining AssoeIa-
tion-Cost 10 divided.

Farmers who are too busy to test
their own cows may now have this
work done for them ut nominal cost
ny Joining cow-tcsting association.
: COW testing association Is an organ.
zntion Of about twcnty-six dairy furm-
'rs who employ comparatively q man
test their cows Tor economical pro
uc,iOn
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more uencate
than II chopped.
For cold slaw add
thick sour cream,
q little sugar, salt
and q dash Of
vinegar If the
cream is not too
sour. Sweet cream
and vinegar may
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TIHSe WuIeT OI very tIIH
starch and dried over a
coat hanger.
One woman who has
much fiat ironing to do
economies her strength
by using a large kitchen
table, spreading towels
he'd linen and such fiat
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The secret Of success In life Is Tor
q man or woman to be ready for his
opnortunity when Il comes-Disraeli,
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THINGS THAT HELP.

When washing crepe waists they will
keep their freshness If dipped in
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SOME GOOD PLAIN DISHES.

Shred cabbage with sharp knife
cutting it as fine as possible, 1t will be
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8 x!5F g;EE4 :!
Every right action and true thought
acts the seal of its beauty on person
and face.-Ruskin.

The world Is mine oyster, which I
with sword will open.-Shakespeare.
Glas svobode., 1918-07-09
JOS. Mako

ga imena V sedanjega; sklep, ola
Sc jo inkorporira glasom zakona
drzave Illinois, kar Sc Je storllo
%. novembra 1909; doloeba, ola Sc
poleg moskih sprejema tudl zen
ske; upeljava dveh posmrtnlnsklh
"a $4,000 in $4,000 in dveh boil
niskih razredov "a $4.00 in $500.
Posmrtninski razred "a $4,000 Je
bill namenien "a "starostne" cla-
ne. cd 45-55 leta, "a $50O.OO pa
"a one cd 17-45 leta. Bolniska
razreda pa sta bila $500 tedenske
podpore "a moske in $4.0O "a zen
ske.
Vpeliala je tudi sklad "a po-
skodbe in operacije. Operacije pa
ie bila ze prihodnja konvencl]a
primorana opustiti in pri tenn smo
Sc danes. Ker so bill s teml now
mi dolocbami "a organizaciJo wee
il stroski je umevno, da Sc je mo-
ralo racunati tudi ma vecje dohod-
Ike in radi tega Sc je prvotni ases.
ment povisal "a 25c mesecno, all
cd 75c ma $1.OO "a elana, neglede
c+oroc+ oil zavaroyalninO.
S temi premembami. ki so bile
"a takratni cas- zelo liberalne, ]e
zveza Sc bolje napredovala kot
pref, ker emo leto kasnele, Oh dru-
gi konvenciji, je Stella ze 1856 ella
nov spadajoeih k tedaj poslu]oelml
66 dr1lstvom: nieno premozenJe
pa ie bilo priblizno $4,000.
Druga konvencija Sc je vrsila '
Glas svobode., 1918-07-09
PRFTEKLOST IN SEDANJOST
S. S. P. ZVEZE.
(William Rus, predsednik nadzor-
mega odbora.)
PRETEKLOST.

Petindvajsetega junija je prete-
klo deset let, odkar Sc je zbrala
pesGica moz Chicago, namenom
ustanoviti samostojno druStvo. =
Namen je postal dejstvo; drustvo
ie bilo ustanovljeno, in IL tega Je
kmalu ma to zrasla nova, mlada,
napredna organizacija, ki je raz-
prostrla svoja krila pod imenom
Slovenska Narodna Podporna
Zveza, ali danaSnia Slovenska
Svobodomiselna Podporna Zveza,
spremenivsi svoje prvotno ime ma
/. redni konvenciji V Chicago, Ill.
Delo ustanovnikov tie zveze, PR
razsirjanju iste, gotovo nj bio
Glas svobode., 1918-07-09

pa nj vec zadostovala In nltl od-
govarjala vsem potrebam kot ma
rodna organizacija. To in nekoli-
ko tudi notranji boji tie prve ma
predne organizacije, ki so vladall
med raznimi vodilnimi strujami, Je
podvizalo porod S. S. P. zveze, ka-
tere hitri napredek je dokazal, ola
ie biIa res potrebna.
Zacetno poslovanje S. S. 7. Il. Sc
nj veliko razlikovalo cd drugih or
eanizacij. Tudi ona je zacela svoJ
posel samo z posmrtninskim raz-
redom "a $1OO in bolniskim "a $o
tedenske podpore. Pod svoJe okrl-
lie ie pa sprejemala lie moske V
starosti IS do As leta, koJi vsi so
-plarevali enake prispevke po 1oc
mesecno. Kljub vsej tel enolicno-
sti in pomanjkljivosti Sc je clan
stvo nitro mnozilo, kot tudi Stew
10 drustev, tako da je ze po prete-
k,l4 enega leta Stella 40 drustev
800 clani.
Priblizno emo leto po ustanov1t-
vi iste, Sc ie vrsila V Chicagl, l. ILL.,
prva konvencija V mesecu jullJu
1909, kateri je prisostovalo 10 de-
legatov in I odbornikov drustva
Stew. l., Xxi so do takrat vodlll po-
sci Zveze. Ia konvenciia, k Je sa'
moposebi pomembna, ker Je blls . IL
prva, pravodajna skupscina 5. >
P. T., je storila veliko "a men ma.
predek. Maj pomembnejsi men
i isklepi so bill: prememba prVotne
Glas svobode., 1918-07-09

Lahko, ker nasprotovanja so bila
vsakojaka, tako IL osebne zavisti,
trgovskega kakor tudi verskega
staiiSca. Posebno ljubo je bilo ne
katerih krogov ocitanje, da Sc je
S. S. p. Zveza ustanovila IL sebic-
nih namenov, in V korist ustanov-
nikov. VISA ia natolcevanje so Sc
veda bila brez vsake podlage, kar
danes pc desetih letih vsakdo, XII
ina pravi vpogled njeno delova-
ME in poslovanje lahko potrdi.
Nesebicnost in potreba ste bile
roditeljice in vzgojiteljice S. s..P.
Zveze.
Oh njeni ustanovitvi so poslova-
lie stiri veeje slovenske podporpe
organizacije, cd katerih so bile trl
"llatoliSke" in lie ena "napred-
ma" naGelom svobodomlselnostl,
katerih pOslovanJe Je bio Vse emo
stavno do male izjeme enim po-
smrtninskim in enim bolnislklmr \
razredom in vecina teh bolniske-
GA razreda Sc imele MISC. Oh istem
easu Sc ie med nasim narodom V
tel novi domovini tudi vrsil vellk
dusevni preporod. Napredni ele-
ment Sc .je vzbudil; misel dusevne
svobode Sc je zaeela siriti veliko
naglico, dobivala ie eedalje vec
tai kar ie bilo povod, ola so l]ud-
lie zaeeli zapuscati organlzaclle
katere so iih silile izvrsevatl III
spolnievati cerkvene zakone preo
svoiimi lastnimi. ter Sc prldruze, !,
vati k tedaj edini ''naprednl
Glas svobode., 1918-07-09

ze donna in ga clani prostovoljno
prenaSajo, kakor prenaSajo brez
mrmranja absolutizem papeza, to-
da pri naprednih organizacijah ne
potrebujemo papezev i'll tudi ne
nezmotljivih dOgem.
Desetfetni Obstoj in zanimanJe
elanov "a S. S. P. z. lie dokaz, da
ie bila S. S. P. Y. pOtrebna in bo
Sc vedno bolj potrebna, ako Sc ma
tanGnejSe dolocijo glavna nacela
ZYeze.
Glas svobode., 1918-07-09

Chicagi, ILL.,, meseca oktObra 1910,
navzocnosti Is delegatov in 7 81.
odbornikov, ali skupno 25 navzo-
cih oseb.
Ia konvencija je povzdignila
posmrtninSki razred starostnih
clanov cd $4,000 na $4,000 in
sklenila, da Sc sprejema Zvezo O.
sebe od 16., mesto cd II. leta. =
Najvecjega vpostevanja vredna
pa je bila vpeljava rezervnega
sklada, V katerega je moral ysa-
XII clan prispevati Ell dollar in po-
1neje vsak Ma novo pristopli, kar
.je Sc danes V veljavi. Upeljavi te-
ga sklada Sc nj takrst pripisevalo
posebne vaznosti, upeljalo Sc ga je
le boil ma pritisk .od strani drzav-
mega urada; pa kalxo ve1ikega po-
mena je, smo Sc uverili re par let
pozneje, ko Sc je dalo prvikrat
pferacunati stanje posmrtninske-
ga sklada. Takrat Sc je izkazalo,
kako potreben je, kajti ravno ere
zerva" je resila posmrtninski
sklad, .da nj izkazoval prevelikega
primanjkljaja ter je S tenn Zvezl
pripomogel, da Sc je tako nitro po-
vspela do solventnosti. Ma tel kon-
venciii Sc je tudi uvidelo potrebo
veciih dohodkov, ce Sc je hotele
pokrivati tekoce troske, posebno
one bolniskega sklada, XII je re ia
krat zacel delati preglavice, in ra-
di tega Sc je assessment" povisal
"a 25c mesecno, od $100 ma $1.25.
Veliko Sc je sklepalo tudi u
neliavi otrocjega oddelka, S kate
rim ie takrat ~nslovala Sc lie samo
ena slovenska organizacija. Zal pa,
da nj bill 1lstanovljen, ker prav ra-
di tega je sedaj Zveza V gmotnem
in financnem oziru oskodovana.
Kljub vsemu pritisku pa je 2 no
vimi doloGbami zveza mad vse pri-
cakovanje dobro napredovala. =
Mnozila so Sc drustva, clanstvo in
gotovina, tako da je po treh letih,
oh casu III. redne konvencije ste
ia 127 drustev, 1888 clanov(ic) in
lastovala $29,O22.S2 V gotovini.
Lahko Sc torej trdi, da je bila
ia doba "a MO najugodnejsa, ker
zaznamovati takega napredka
clanstvu kot ta, nj mogla nobena
druga organizacija, neozirajoc Sc
ma finance. Napredek je bill vellk,
Geravno razmere delavskega sta
lisea te drzave MISC bile naJbol]se,
ampak bile so cello zelo kriticne.
V tel dobi je brodila skozi znano
financno krizo, XII je bila obcut'Jl-
va DO vseh Zdruzenih drzavah, ker
je splosno ovirala trgovino IN
tenn prizadjala delavstvu veliko "
Cub ma zasluzku; prizadeta je bila
pa tudi zelo vsled dolgotraJne
stavke Westmorelandskem okra-
in drzavc Pennsylvania, d je pre-
tila uniciti vee tamosniib mlad'h
drustev, komaj razvoju, katera
pa so tezko preskusnio gmotno
prestala in mimi vred jo Je tudf
IS. S. P. Zveza.
(Nadaljevanje ma 2. strani)
Glas svobode., 1918-07-09
ALI JE S. S. P. z. POTREBNA?

Toliko Sc je zadnjih par let pi-
salo in govorilo o zdruzenJu Slo-
venskih podpornih OrganizaciJ V
Ameriki, da je veliko clanov S. s.
f. z. zaGelo dvomiti, ce Je Samo-
,toini obStoj S. S. P. q. Sc nadalJe
uprayicen. Par druSteV je odStopl-
10 vsled prepri6anja, da je S. S. P.
4. neootrebna in Sc bO pref ali sleJ
zdruzila S. n. P. j., so vzela
stvar svoje roke in prestopila.
C;m veG Sc je govOrilo o zdruze-
rju, temve6 6lanov je dobivala S.
\. P. J. in TEN mani jih je pristo-
palo * naSi Zvezi,
Da Sc upravi6imO sami pred Sc
boj in pred SlOvensko javnoStjo V
Ameriki, Sc vpraSajmo III daJmo
OdgovOr:
Ali ie S. S. P. z. potrebna in ko-
ristna kot samostojna organizacl-
ia?
Ako 81 ne moreno dati pOvolJ-
mega odgovora in dOvolj mOcnlh
dokazov, potem nj prav nObenega
vzroka, da Sc elm pref ne zdrun-
mo drugimi Organizaeijami pod
drugim imenom, (druge organiza-
ciie Sc ne bodo zdruzile nami
pod nasim imenom).
Ime "Svobodomiselna Zveza"
pomenia, ali vsaj morala bi pome-
riti, da so pri tel Zvezi najbolJ
radikalni rojaki kar Sc tice starih
verskih naziranj = dasiravno Sc
Jim daje pravica osebnega prepri-
Gania. Ako bi Sc 6lani ravnah po
imenu Zveze, bi morali biti svobo-
v.slomisleei in proti-katOliSE, ne
nuino fanatiGni anti-klerikalci 1
hi mai ma vseh voglih razglasah
svoie svobodomiselstvo In razkrin-
'lovali osebne Slabe in nemoralne
zadeve duhovnikov in cerkve, am
pax ki bi maj bill pametni, poSte-
nj in dostojni svobodomisleci, s
l5aterimi bi osebno tudi drugi po-
Steni ljudie lahko izhajai. Raj
krinkovanje katoliSkih lazi IN sta
rih praznovernih vraz bi Sc fahko
nadalievalo Sc naprej po easopisu,
kakor Sc je godilo dosedaj in do
brim uspehom.
To ie en- vzrok, da ina s. 5. T.
u. pravico do samostojnega obsto-
ia in sme cd elanov zahtevati, ola
agitirajo "a move 6lane in razsir-
iaio svobodomiSelnO propaganda
med roiaki pO Ameriki.
Drugi vzrok je ia, da bi ne bilo
dobro, Ge bi vse napredne Sloven-
ce prepustili ma milost in nemilost
Aglavnemu odboru samo enc ma
predne organizacije. IL skusenJ
vemo, da ie tudi med naprednml
Slovenei mogoGe hud absolutizem,
ee tudi morda pod krinko demo
kratizma ali socializma, ako pride
vodstvo organizacije V roke taklh
oseb, XII ne poznajo osebne tole-
rance in noGejo ali ne morejo lme-
ii sirokega obzOrja.
Dive katoliSki jednoti bi bile ne
smisel med tako majhnim Stevilom
SIovencev, ker je tam absolutizem
Glas svobode., 1918-07-09
Slava Ii V Tvojem Slavju!

SIS P Zveza ponosna 81 lahkO svOIem slaYjuL
In zaai b udi ponosna bila? Svoja Tila Tazprora
cd severa juga Alantkega do Pacnega obeza5 YO
6an 20 drzayah uiei Yole premozene le "a
xratko dobo obstanka ogromno!
Tvoie na6eo. zyobodomiselnos je cast tyoj namen:
dueyno zobazeyanje deey pOdpore pOmO potTeb
.nim e blagl
splOSui tYOj napredek!
ponos syoemu 5lanstvu POnOs narOdu h tvOT anstvo!
Bila 81 nuOgu TO- 5ar e s1bns matt svojim otrO66em
Glas svobode., 1918-07-09
DesetletniCa Slovenske Svob.
Podporne Zveze.

poslovanja bla 5tevnm tudi ne6la-
dobroo; ubazla 81 mnogim gore otra mnOgm sOze! =
Bila S mnogim ,kar je skrbna matt syom oro6iCem
Ia to; sLAvA I'll V TvoJEm sLAVJU
Blaz udskO oraj bratOvko soze, mnOz Sc in procv
tai nadalie seb ponOs, 6lanstyu kOr
Bod tovarca Veseiu in brikosti; yodnica pou
dOsego bratsva resuce reui6us prostosti
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-22
TOO WEAK
TO FIGHT

The Comeback" man really never
down-and-out. His weakened condition because
of oyerwork, lack of exercise, improper eating
and living demands stimulation to satisfy the
cry for a neatn-giving appetite and the re-
freshing sleep essential to strength. GOLD
MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules. the National
Remedy of Holland, will do the work. They
are wonderful Three of these capsules each
day will put man on his feet before he knows
it whether his trouble comes from uric acid
poisoning the kidneys, gravel or stone in the
bladder, stomach arrangement or other all
ments that befall the over-zealous American
Don't wait until you entirely down-and-
out. but take them today. Your druggist will
gladly refund your money if they do not help
YOU. Accept no substitutes. Look for the
name GOLD MEDAL on every box, three sizes.
They are the pure, original. imported HARLEM
Oil Capsules
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-22
PLAYeRouNDs OPEN TO ALL.
Grade School Pupils May Enjoy Play
Hours Under Competent Director.

The public play grounds recently es-
tablished at three of the schools OF 3e
CITY have been quite largely attended
but many queries have come TO the
director, Miss Lucille Rubee, concerning
the privileges offered. The Fairgrounds
are open to all grade school pupils, up
to the ninth grade, and the children are
directed in their play during the reg
ular hours and are as closely super
vised as when in school. All boys anu
girls of the first eight grades are IN
yited TO take advantage OF the privileges
and may come and go at any time dur
ing the regular play hours Miss Rupee
has requested that all school children
come oat Oh the next play day, in their
respective districts, that they may
participate in the Fourth of July
pageant The play grounds scheduie
for the three schools follows:
John Childs' playground: MonoaS
morning from to -; Tuesday after
noon 4 to s; Thursday morning, 9 to Il;
Friday afternoon, to s.
Arnold Playground: Tuesday morn
ing. 9 to IL; Wednesday afternoon
to s: Friday morning, to u; Saturday
afternoon, Alto s.
Arson playground: Monday after
noon. Alto 6; Wednesday morning. to
-; Thursday afternoon, to 6; Satur-
day morning. 9 to II.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-22

Alarming Fisurss SHOW Social Dlssasss
"a Have Gained Great HoadNay.

| y
The following, by DR.. Guilford H.
Summer, secretary Of the Iowa state
board Of health. is presented in the
campaign started locally to clean up
the city as regards social diseases. DR..
Summers statements follow:
Could the kaiser do more or worse ?
The people OF our beloved state can
not realize the very serious condition
that is this moment confronting our
nation and the future of our children.
The manhood and womanhaad Of Am
ERICA are in the scales and are now be-
ing weighed.
II the kaiser could send an army Of
German prostitutes into our camps to
infect United States soldiers with gon-
orrhea and syphilis and thus keep them
from the front, he would do it at once.
American prostitutes have directly or
indirectly, infected with syphilis 444,-
775 registered men not called in the
first draft. In other words, American
prostitutes have infected with syphilis
about half million men in what is vir-
tually our reserve army. Let us ex-
anime the following table and ask the
been thus infected? This may not APP
pear to be very serious question, but
it is doing more to undermine and de.
stroy our army than the kaiser's bull
lets. The question also arises. What
kind Of children are to be brought into
the world from such diseased parents?
The number by state Infected with
Syphilis follows:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-22

requested 10 join In /the chiidren's
division, whether they are participant
ing in the afternoon pageant or not /.
An Others, representing organized
bodies or not, age given hearty IN
vitation to Join in this loyalty move
ment, and are asked to notify the COM
mittee as soon as possfpie OF their IN
tcntion.
Committee in Charge.
Members of the parade committee
have requested that all wishing to par
ticipate. who have not been reached
Immediately notify the committeeman
sn charge OF the division IN winch
they belong. John Golwitzer, secretary
of the trades and labor assembly, 10
representing organized labor on the
committee; S. NJ. Rubee. business
firms and manufacturing plants; w. r.
Leech, fraternal societies; Rev. r. ..
Thomas. patriotic societies; A. Palmer
schools: Joseph A. Whitacre. chair
man of the committee, civic organiza-
tons.
Parade Morning Feature.
The parade is to be the feature OF
the morning observance. According 10
present plans it will be formed on
Main street, west of Third, and on
Third. Fourth and Fifth streets, NOV
ing eastward to the fair grounds. Some
of the organizations composed or oloer
citizens, and children, who can not De
expected to make the long march 10
the fair grounds, will fall out at Fourth
avenue.
Chairman F. G. Pierce, OF the ceie-
bration committee, has called meet
ing of all the committees on arrange
ments for the day at his office, tues
day evening, June 25, at s ocioch'
when final arrangements will be MADE
Provision already has been made TOT
an afternoon program at the 1alr
grounds, with the children's pageant
and a baseball game as Leading lea
lures. Band concerts will be given a.
the fair grounds in the afternoon anu
on the court house square in the eve
ming,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-22
Mrs. Greqa's Schedule.

Mrs. Mary Gregg, home demonstra-
ton agent, has arranged the following
demonstrations for reXt Week: TN
Monday afternoon at o:S0 she Will
demonstrate cold pack canning at the
l:endlage store, TUESDAY morning u. y
o'clock she will demonstrate canning at
the high school and at the same place
at 2:30 will demonstrate food for GILL.
dren, Wednesday afternoon at 2:3o she
will demonstrate wheat saving at Lay s
store, Thursday and Friday mornings
will demonstrate to the high school
Girl Scouts and high school girls, and
Saturday afternoon at $50 will dem
onstrate cold pack canning at the .hl-
man high school.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-22

to make the fullest possible use Of
your car.
Come in and talk batteries with
US. Well tell you how to take care
Of your battery, and why your next
one should be a Still Better Willard
with Threaded Rubber Insulation. /,
The long life more than balances the
slight increase in cost over the ordi-
nary battery. It's the only battery
with the Bone Dry" principle that
is your absolute assurance of getting
battery as new q the day it left
the factory.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-22
r. Protect Birds From Cats.

The pole supporting martin house
or any other bird house, and also the
trunk Of tree In which bird house
Is placed, should be protected by cat
guard, writes George GLADDEN., in an
article on blrd-house construction In
the Peoples Home Journal. Barbed
wire wound around the trunk of the
tree, but held away from 1t by cleats
about two inches thick. forms the best
guard. Another simple guard may be
made by tying around the support or
tree trunks number of stalks of rose
bushes or any other branches with nat
ural thorns.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-22
Sues For LARGE Sum.

Taylor and Patton Company, Des
Moines corporation, has fled suit in
the district court against T. r. and Mrs.
L. E. Cartwright on claim for $4,000.
being the amount Of the principal al
legged to be s22.543s7 and interest on
money alleged to have been paid out
for Cartwright. An order for writ of
attachment for $1,000 against mort
cages held by the defendants, and an
order for writ of injunction to prevent
the sale Of the mortgages, has been
issued by Judge Wdllett.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-22

In each state there are ,at least five
times as many registered men who
have gcnorrhea.
The above figures are based on the
report of the provost marshal general
on the first draft. The estimate Of the
prevalence of syphilis is based on
Puseys statement: 1T is certainly a
conservative estimate as to place the
percentage Of syphilis among the adult
male population OF the United States at
more than 5 per cent
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-22
Notice,

Marietta elevator is ready to do bus
mess 1T the old Hc"ies and Killings
stand. we arAready to ship your stock,
handle grain. Irvine and feed OF all
kinds. Farmers Elevator Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-22

Mrs. B. F. Grips and children, OF
Albion, who came Thursday to visit
the formers father, George Herst re-
turned home Friday evening.