davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-08-07

Mrs. Isaac Waggoner went to Cando
Monday where she vas called by the
,illness of her father.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-08-07

A little girl arrived at the home of
and Mrs. J. Schmerick west of
town Saturday, July 81. All doing
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-08-07

Albert Prastmark is spending sever
al days in Minneapolis and Detroit
MINI.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-08-07

The Sons of Norway Hall is being
remodelled and repaired Contractor
L. A. johnson is in charge of the
work.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-08-07

Jacob Dolesch of Shepherd township
who has been under the doctors care
for several weeks is again able to be
about.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-08-07

w. H. Gaylord, who came up form
his home at Emmetsburg, Iowa, re-
Gently, to visit his son C. G. Gaylord
and wife, will remain to help until af-
ter the crop is threshed and in the ele-
vator.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-08-07

1t is with regret we hear of the fail
ure of the bank at Knox, under the
management of David Ugland, a for
mer resident of this locality. 1t is the
old story-trying to get rich too fast
falling by the wayside.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-08-07

Mrs. Jos. Hilton of Gallo underwent
an operation at the hospital at Devils
Lake, Saturday.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-08-07

Miss Anna Lura of Westhope came
Wednesday and is employed at the
Northern.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-08-07

Florence Prete of near Devils Lake,
is visiting her sister Mrs. M. H. Rut-
ten.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-08-07

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Bernstein and
daughters returned from Grand Forks
Monday.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-08-07

0. H. Lineburg Of Minneapolis ar
rived last week and is employed as as
sistant cashier in the Spar Bank. He
is a cousin of Cashier George Line
burg, and for the past number Of years
has been auditor for the Minneapolis
Fire and Marine ms. Co. Churchs
Ferry people gladly welcome Mr.. Line
burg to our city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-06

college, 4; Delaware. Ohio. and is the
cashier Of the crew. while Raymond
I;lrn"s is "f the high. school At Nor
wood o.. and il the gatcman. JACK
i'ay is in charge IF the chairs Of the big
affair and is Il graduate Of Wittc1bery
cnll">". "a; Springfield. 0.
I'll" "yrnin,: program this afternoon
will ~. hy the Liberty Girls. who nave
ir,.u mailing such n wide success this
x,.a.rn. They hav" made a hit at each
city whrrn showing. Miss Ada koach
is III. principal m the S"Xtctt" anu Shc
is i'm fact til" Ing show herself.
. TIL" program this evening VIII DC OPP
cnrd with Il COMFORT by the. Liberty GIFTS
md William E:liri";- Rc-lnct. known as
''rhc Sian Who Can" will be the speak
or. IL, VIII W." for =. subject the name
by which h" is Known
.,rhr programs which will b" hcid mere
,r.. the same ~ tho most exact Hthh
a. The u,."$ staged in the sixly-onc cnN
icS an the circuit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-06
PITTSBURGH NQTAbLES ATTEND
ARINDUS7R|E5 BOARD MEET
EX-U. S. SENATOR G.. ]. OLIVER AND
ROBERT GARLAND OF PITTS
BURGH, HERE.
Manufacturers Eet at Port Henry Yes
terday to Organize Local Sub
Division Board.

L.xI.ni-.I Siai"s senator, tho Hon.
,,.,r,., : Oliver Of Pennsylvania and
ur"Sidru, Of tn. fittShurch cha'noer 81
commerce. ard Robert Garland. general
MANAGER u! the same body. repre-
scniatjvrs nf local and triEhh0rhn"d
munuIu": urrrS mt yesterday AT inc
Fort Ilrnry club and started the organ
IZatIun nj III" war Industries board 81
I'M. sub-uiylsIun of which Wheeling will
hr Tn. headquarters. Mr.. SIiFrr is
chairman OF ihc Pittsburgh district.
which includes 4 part Of western Penn
s.lNauI;l,. part mr Maryland. the south
EASTERN S.cIiun at ohio, and all OF West
VIr;-lnia. Wheeling Will he hradquar-
trrs fur tho subdivision, which VIII
lake in tn, four panhandle counties 1T
tins stat" and Ictm"nt and jefferson
cuuntrr% III ohio.
Air, oliver aud Mr.. Garland ar" maxi
jng 4 "trip u.r.r this district organizing
th"e" silh-rcg!onal boards and fully cs-
planning their II. c"s$ily. TIL" idea ~
t. distribute cnutrIrt$ Tor war mate
rialS Oh a definite basis Ia the manufaC-
Jurors that can CulIll them. Tho loose
system prevailing now puts these con-
tracts sometimes in the hands IF con-
Germs that had orders already piled M
on them while other Factories Were
practically IdlC. The war board wall
overcome. thl.S, rs anything tn" United
States government needs for war nuf-
poses Will H. listed at WASH oGtun ana
dist ~ihulctl through the district. sub
district and &uh-rcginual offices which
Will h" established III every county i'll
IN" suh-diS;rICI. All manufacturers
listed in tine war industries boards
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-06
SIDE TALKS
wHE IuE Is TOO EASY.
BY RUTH CAMERON.

well. there is on. thing about big
trouble Ike ;ha,." said my nc;Shoor
" ,en had told her how very sorry |
WIS inr :. heavy ;rouhi" ;hat had como
uJon r"v /; makes every little annoy
aurs and Inconvenience dwind!" away.
N",; k;lnw my III" had been pretty easy
b. fnr.> this r1nl, ?" me. and t"i nSfsi
- :uSS lh"u; Il L.; a.; !!t;t" thiEES-
sometimes th,uE. m'w. that perhaps "
~aS ,"n easy au,. litat mad" me S''tt aA'i
s.,lfiSh. hop. 4 ,.:iS rv.:r "ora"s "ue
IL !i: SHALL hil".' l';tTr,"'. not I" ;THi ;"
Over ltti". u;ii:ur"riant things
Then Comes Real Trouble
:: =. ~, often ;t1to thai wh"n nUc's
HI.~ a.. wayS 81 plea San;n''SS AMI al
.,re'< ra.hS arr i"'tr. t"r any ;"nE
stretch ~ time. ono - all ~" tpt Ia
.rnw y"f':. - f.... ores ;ihr" sia"Nca I"
81. nrns.if .lisrro,~n-,!n,:,t"iy oyer tho
Srca;l i!Sa pp"rintmrmf III" minor In
rnc;.u..u.,-. Md ben cones real
trouble. and url..'S fibre Stifc"ns t" Meet
:, and nns becomes inprrr'ous "a III"
/. sScr trouble.
You Think You Couldn't stand IT.
Have yn, nor s",u";in.'s Actually F"lt
,.ni:rs.lf growing soft ach selfish" tI;tT"
,-nu not sometimes ln"ti"d q; E'ur G'ich-
l,"r. h"ftr,"i 10y ";l" rn;St"rtWr" and
g-isf after another. AMI sad I" yourself.
yyrh sickness "t snIi ~ ;h' E"r''
-h"ucn. II <;m7i: .'"uldnt sand INA; :.
Md ": yr;: Could &t,l,.L II. II i; should
..-1,, Yn, would pass through II. and
;.ri,H;,y corr. ~: with = strong h"n"d
.ihr, .,E cf,;Iracl"r---a k2""ic'ic" ~ tn
score: r.<rI-,'"s a. y"ur Sou!--'''':i;
would tI.s< You ~. r"S, "S y"'i- M.
Trouble Manufacturers Courage.
-Trct:b;.. =, ID. ~" ."X'r taat tho any
~.,rau% meet. III 'n'iiH''' !; G"'S 'H'o
- blood < h":.uS % yuauu!IrtEr" lis
own ar;iGn;". When ~. look t"rwa r!
=. fr,iib.. ~" "ana": -" h"w "" "an
h.l- :: h.'aUs., his process has NOT
~ c..Iu,n~u'"d When %. trouble ac,u-
.,,v co;:.rrHncsS ani rouri$" is .:!anufac-
.lrnG Mud "ft"utirn.S enough o. IL. is
manufactured no; only :" combat The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-06
LAST EVENING
At RED CROSS
PROVED AN INTERESTING SESSION
WITH LARGE NUMBER IN At
TENDANCE DESPITE HEAT.
Post Holiday Lru Apparent in Society
Pool Drawing Fair Quota OF
Swimmers.

|; was :'u~h >''''l" thAi ''.' ''lt ':c
rs "E" whH""E'4 I'M" l''" rus - ~
quart -. IA~' evening" h"' '''
. ihA; 4 49, tH"''hl J"iE t"%h'. """''
IT, h'sh i"n'''"rAt"r" i'''' a''''''i AM luz
huui!"!'E ""uIi create i h'>'t' - ~
, i""Il' L. ,''''" t"''' ana ''"' ''NH
"'"'r' "A" '''"'' "'''N' cav '''''.'l "
'H'' ~" >'''! :
"'''' '"'''' w '''' ..,
''''' III '''''
H"''''" - "
hi'"tH'
N'' = wa '''' '''' "
S'"'S' '"'' "'n'""" i'' ~:
'"' "'''t ""'"' $50 ''-'' Wv ''''
'""~ '"'' "'' '"'ii''' - "'''' - = = ''"'''
i"' ~" "'.'''t'
3 r
=" '..,'., .,,,,... ,,,,I,.
,,,. ,, -,
. " ~, ,,..,,.,-,,,
"'''' 49,"
t''""N"'N III wv -'" 49,
,'''H ''P -
""S "e'" ''''''"''''''' ~" u"
'nFtS' "'Nt - '". wv" N'"'"''"
III '"' .''"'' ''''' ~" 800 VIZ '
''t
, ,,.,, ~. ...,,
.,., .,, ,t....,,i 49,,
- .,,..[, ,-o :, ,,.,. ,..,..- :,
! ,,,,,.,.,..,,, abs. ,nor ,,.,,,,,,,,, ,,,d irr,
,,.., ,,.;,,, .,,I r,.,I, :, ,.h
! .,,i ,-, ,..,.,.;,,,.., ,:,Li, t,,;r ,,,,,,,-
| c' t,I -, ,,,,.,. ,;,,,. .,.,r ,,.',,,aI.r
! ,,,,,. ~, ,,i,,,. ,,-,, -. ,,,,,. .,,, ,.,,-
,i,ro r-,,,, 1.,.,o,y ar ,,,h,-. ,cl,
~ 49,, ,,,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-06
sHEpEERpsoN HoNoREp.

WHITE St'I.rllrE SPRINGS. W
va., Iuly ,.-FrauriS w 81. rh"rrl;:on
, director 80 registration and education #
, Illinois. Was "l"ct'd pr.*ld"n; "f ~"
! Theta E.;a Fhi fraternity during IN.
closing session "f IN" general r"nv"r-
,i"u hero to-day. H., succeeds =. IT,
SiSs'mn 1T Ncw York VII" was appointed
= trustee. :, Z. Th"rubrrc Of l'"!awar"
was "lactrd .'hi"s Of the northern Ohio
division.
Thu Slss.on efficiency "up was w"n hT
the University ~ Kansas chapter. it was
announced to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-06

~ r~s.c-e Army i An ATuy lF7!: IN"~N:Hd.
D"r - T-GrIns t'asrs n ''antCr:nrr:S. III The
,-,y I'd Nav sI.fer ,-rn h,:s."rS ard <ns" ';T.'
80. .hr,- .~~r nv.rT ''Ci.':.--- K:'' s!i;,t "rS.ln
n.a ~ roo-r ho1-s ~ N':"n'. F". Eas". n" aHt-
s;r..- ;-rN1-- SlaH- Tho Stn~S. (: f7rSScHH
:ae nr~d. s'hinS snnaEtinG ''~; ard h"as n"S:eri
ard z--. -o:s The r.l:'ssu-: Trne Manual ad-
,,ss rrerl n training MAJ daily Visa " Foot.
E.sc Sold cTe~Tvhcr~. &c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-06

present trouble. but I" max" rs strong
~ f"r :.ry that sh.. failure holds.
md So. IN IL" words &c our dcaS
tiun>rrr it"";--
ON. h''ur; Of MIN. "" shouldn't w"rf"
S":
VIA; wee missed % calm. W.
ruuiin', have. you know.
Whn. W,'vr had ~ stormy pain.
M! q: sorrows driving rain.
W. An better meet acatn.
II Il blow" !
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-06
LOOMS MUCH LIKE PARAEo1A.

And when il comes IN the 1"Hr'un'
ir.nirrs -: optimism. what do you thlnH
of that Irishmar who said that II me.
,;.rruay.; won ;h" Sim Fem intended 7"
turn in and lick tn" conqucrinS kaiser:
New York Telegraph.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-06
About People
Movements Of Individuals to and
From the City.

,.t = u.u.-r r,rscrsnurr.
:. =. on
T.. ". Rector. IarE"rsh'irG: q. l. A'c"-
t!..-$uu I'nrh"rSbure: Ci.rnrE" McIhcT-
son. ''h:,rl-stun:: Mrs. Emory r. Nc
,iII,.
Grr,nd Central: Thomas GARCIA
+ i'raul; lg,nds. i:rrk.lry Springs: Mr..
n.i Mr.. - U.yrr. E':tlriuuut.
Windsor. John Miller. l'arkcrSourE;
Marion llciswrr"d Murrant"wn.
Starlril: u. - Connolly. short crock
KIM ,;|,nrr,n. J.. u, lI.n"n. FaIrmont.
I.nr.rS: f. t.. l'uqua. Grafton: T. -.
Foster. huntington: ~ VI. Buchanan.
Nursantowu
Ms William, Parker. ST., left yeStcr-
Lay for Camp l."~ accompanied hy her
,ini,rh,cr-lu-i;.w Mrs. William Parker.
- yb,r.. rhrv VIII visit Mrs Parker
~. ,v,, s,rpS and Mrs Parker Jr. S
L'j'.,,L
e. and Mr.. Adnlph Smith received
,vIr'. Yesterday Of the SAT" arrival 81
th,iC SON Christian. IN Franc" several
da:4 aSu.
~ Fa,h.r Sirislnund. .. NJ. Cap
rr,.rnr Of III, S"rtphlc Homo tor boys
winch is lnt:r"d a. Pittsburgh. is I'M
guest Of Father AnScar Of the ~. Al
,,%,,nSus. church.
Elmer ENI.y. Of III" Island. IS v's'
lis o,I,,t Mrs. Harry W. Smith At
hrr home IN Spr:ngtalc
Mrs. d. II. Th"rnt"n. of charleston, is
hi Su":i; al 'i'tV NiNt''. "a ,ir,,,nr g
S,Ib"rt Of SrrinGdai", after EiSl'. !,
friends and r'latIF''S nc F.t.s". I'' ~: Tnr
and Mrs Th"fn'"h WI ;i, sonni thu
S'StTS'''P'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-06
Twilight Climb Dinner

Tho members Of tn" TW,;:r7' ''.rn
assembled IN their rrEular monthly e'.S-
sion Inst evening at tn" Country "IHh
which marked IN" tw" hmrd""'iih and
."y"nty-f"urth m"ctIng "f TING group
Th.. serving &c u SIN "''l"rk thinner. w'ih
cnvcrs FOR eighteen. marked VuI'" ~"
most nlrnsinC f.atur,. Of IA" u,,";tN!"u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-06
Pool JottinrS

y large representation uc society fn.i
w"ni SWIMMING yesterday. rs has h"ru
u" custom on every bright summer dar
and "v" tn" i',Lst few S"1S"II~. The fair
ground pool. with Ia" genial Pref. and
Mrs. w. y. Curran proved til, al!lrlu,
rendezvous. and each h"ur IHir.lighulIc
H." day. ~ VOL rs ,!urlua: ~. ;w,l...!lt
h"urS found groups 'n:I-c!uC II tins
popular %ui'''l'r amusement. Nia"m., ~.
'iuu;ttic 'NIH'r:$ mimclnE With one It
tn" evening groups. was Miss E!zth,.,h
Madden. q! Chicago -" cnurS". every
ono Interested IN rho Developments Of
Nh""llnSS fair swimm"rs. wh.rh began
WITH th' opening Of tn. clrS, pool S,,i,,.
~" seasons ago. r""Ili That Miss Nad-
don acquired Ia" distinction Of hrir:-
known ~ "Wh"H!nr Premier 'iirl
,, swimmer" niid h"r splendid "xhihIl;rI,.
o. graceful swimming and fancy ,liyiu..
last night. proved h'ycnd I'll Doubt ,haI
her resid"nc" in III" windy CITY has not
deferred her proficiency m the arr
-NirnnS tn" rr"minc:tl swimmers Of yrs-
tcrtliy were:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-06
Cotillion Club Dance,

Tho popular Iotillnn club viii @ly"
thor" REGULAR weekly dane" NJ tn"
Mh"' iinS park on Tuesday evening".
| Tn" dances given by this club have
| always been p"pulr" with tn" y",:r. So
cal set and no doubt IN" Tu"S'it.;,
! "r"nin!; affair will Il" we'll attended.
Special must" has been nrrrnard ~
Ecal"ld'S Orrh"StrI and I'r"f. Fred
Erckcr VIII be in ChnrEc
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-02-20
BATESOLE GROCERY
Quality. Price soS Service Sss In
creased E. S. Sstesals's Gnesers
Susiness-Fres Delivery Too.

rE.,,,, o. - -, .,-,,.,..r.
ana me ohN reason - .Aa' we s-'s
quality, price and SERVICE We 30 on:
own WORK 81 w can give eNeisn.
service and as or overhead expenses
arc Very sr,a.. scr,payq>3 70 the mos.
grocery sores IN MavShai,,ovn. :, en-
aA,eS rs ~ $. .,,,6S y. n. very low
est price ~ All EXPENSES have 10 We
added - the cost q the GOODS and me
Consumer pavS the bill, AS 10 Qualify.
We have The soo6s and Will deliver
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-02-20
bGRIES COMPLETED WITH en-
cAGEMENT OF AUMoSlsT
AND SENATOR JOHNSON.
FORMER CALIFORNIA
sENAToR FOR LECTURE
Next Seasons Course to Consist Of Six
Instead Of Seven Numbers-seth
Cobb and Senator Johnson WI
Leeture-Former Now Is on Western
Battle Front in Europe.

The community lecture course has
been completed by the signing Of con-
tracts for the appearance here OF
Irwin s. Cobb, writer and humorist-
and Senator Hiram 8. johnson. The
engagement of Mr.. Cobb and Senator
Johnson completes the course for next
winter, which win consist OF six en-
tertainments and lectures instead o.
seven, as was first planned and IN
stead OF eight the usual number.
Mr.. Cobb and Senator Johnson VII!
both lecture. The former is one OF the
best known Of contemporary writers
and hun{orists and IS regarded ny
some critics as the best Of the conteln-
porary American humorists In the
last few years most OF his stories ana
articles have appeared in the SATURDAY
Evening Post. He was a former news
paper reporter and editor who became
free lance and soon made well
established place for himself in maya
zines. He was one OF the group OF
American writer's and war cores
pondents who were behind the German
army in the early months Of the war
while the drive was on thru Belgium.
He recently sailed FOR Europe Tor an
indefinite stay, and the date Of his APP
pearance here will depend on his re
turn from Europe.
Senator Johnson IS probably the
best known Of the politicians OF the
Pacific coast states. He was formerly
governor Of California and one Of the
most progressive and really big men
of that state.
The other numbers OF the course
that were engaged earlier IN the sea-
son Will be given by the Boston Opera
Company. Criterion Male Quartet, Bo-
humir kryl and daughters, and Lew
r. Sarett.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-02-20
MAE TlNEE SAYS
1.-THE Light Within" Among the Best
Photopiays Produced.

1.-THE Light Within" Among the Best
Photoplays Produced.
All, what a new Petrova have we
here!
From the shapelv cocoon enveloped
difference has emerged a creature OF
exquisite womanliness, Of profound II
reserved feeling. and a rich friendliness
that makes her witnesses. her friends.
1t has taken some time for the screen
to WOO Nine. Petrova successfully, but
the conquest has been accomplished.
1.-The Light Within" which Is the
second picture produced by her own
company. deals with the discovery by
woman surgeon OF a serum. curative
In cases Of infantile paralysis.
The laboratory scenes, Of which the
production calls for a number, have
been evolved with a Belascoian eve for
detail So perfect are they said to be
as to have called for expressions Of IN
qualified approval from members OF the
medical profession drafted by Nine.
Petrova to pass on them. A New York
surgeon is also claimed 70 have placed
his private laboratory at the exclusive
disposal Of the star. BE this truth or
press agentry. II sounds we'll and the
scenes are most effective.
Married to man who doesn't under
sta. I'd, never did understand and never
will understands the picture proves
DIR. laurel Carlisle has hard time
between profession aud home, tho In
no way does she neglect either. She is
q beautiful example Of maternal love
an inspiring professional figure.
The picture Is full Of touches, 'b!ts'
that go straight 10 the heart. I an
not facetious when 7 say that there IS
no better acting in The photoplay thar
thai done by beautiful collie that has
been the playmate OF the Nttla son ant
which. after the baby dies. n1ourns witt
and endeavors 70 comfort the rnothe,
In her numb GRIEF.
The supporting cas-. stands I'D wei
and the photography and direction arr
exceptional
should say. See The Light With
In "-Adve rtiserne rt
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-02-20
A. tNe Stand.

Brown 81 Harvard" which Was one
81 the HEADING comedies ~ its DAY, and
q play that afforded the thea,ergnins
public much amusement. was shown ON
the screen st the strand Tuesday nigh,
IVY = competent cass headed ny Tom"
Moore and Hazel lNaly The picture Is
we'll worth while II one likes cteAN
comedy, and t1ac boat race - decSdcdlS
realistic In This respect the picture
ouidnes the dUarsa, for on the >yasc
the race necessarily has - DC r:'
largely - the iln&s inat1on.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-02-20

The Attentive Sssvants o. Japan.
We had our baths, and We had dinner
from the lacquer bowls and porcelain
dishes, Our satisfaction proved again
that the JOY of the finding Is not al
ways less than the Joy OF the pursuit.
The maid who had been assigned to
minister TO our comfort accepted her
day as y trust. She was unbeliev-
ably short, and very sturdy. Her broad
taco and the strength of her round,
SAapeless limbs proclaimed the hardy
'Alooin " the peaSantry. The physical.
mental and emotional unity which
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-02-20

comes - the Assatags q such unamixsd
rustic blood II In iAbek : prepc0osains
charm. Our daughter Of Mother Earth
was as maternal a. she was dtminuf1vs'
She might think Of = thousand serv-
ices, her bare feet might start OF an
instant across the mats to respond to
any request. but newer did she sur
render one iota Of her instructive BELIEF
that we, merely being men. were only
luxurious accessories tor the world to
possess. She was so primordfally
feminine that she inspired a terri6y-
Ing thought Of the possibility Of society
being sometime modelled after the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-02-20

Queendom q me bes..
she had nswar seen 1oreignAr. but
shs had heard much soasip q our Gus.
tnsns. Her inquiring mind waA intent
upon versfHinG this goasip a. Tar Al
possible. and abe was alao very curious
shout our possessions. she taught US
how to hold our chopsticks and how to
drink our soup. A little more noise
from our lips would show that we were
approaching the flavor, she admop-
ished.
When the beds were finally laid she
brought a fresh brewing Of tea and
the charcoal in tho 1ltbachi
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-02-20

ehs lighted our a1lsF- dinner cioassks
for NJ by preasing them aEainak me
embers. She eat waiting until ~
dropped tho last stub into the ashes.
Then the guardian midget rolled back
the quilts, ordered us to bed, tucked us
in carefully. giving to each impartally
a good night pat. Her days work fin
ished, assurodly her efforts entitled her
to quiet enjoyment Of one OF the
cigarets. She sat down on thA foot OF
my bed and. deeply drawing In the
smoke. blew 1t into the air with . sigh
of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES magazine.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-02-20

there Yves was cseAn And IN god hAnde
n wax left 10 character comedians In
tire persons or RAYMOND Crane ~ Mr.,
WIZ ana Alice johnson - Mrs, raSton,
A. dancing show You're IN Love
IS success The cnorS,s danced well,
and esl,esially featured in this line were
MANSON and fsrow-n in eccentric dances,
The piece ~eAs staged very nEritilN, eS-
re>ialtN IN the second act, on h,>ara an
OCEAN Arrr.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-02-20
MAKES GOOD INVESTMENT,
e. r. Lay Thinks W. S. S. Fine WAY
10 Demonstrate patrio-ie-

E. r. Lay, proprietor q the New
England store. Of THIS CITY. believes
that the war savings stamps is one
of the finest ways yet evolved that peo-
pie may demonstrate their patriotism.
He says in his letter to the local ad
club:
Answering your presidents letter OF
inquiry am glad 10 say that believe
The war savings stamps offer wage
workers and people OF moderate in
come one Of the finest ways Of demon
Sfrating their patriotism yet evolved.
by purchasing them people not only
show their loyalty to the government
but also make a good investment which
viii ultimately bring money returns.
Even children can share in the
movement and thus help Uncle Sam in
/ rs NV efforts TO protect their homes. In
later years they will be glad to ren7em-
Dor that they helped make the world
anfe for democracy"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-02-20
AMUSEM ENTS.
sYou'rs In Love-" Hannerstein Pro.
54a " dasa$joo Presanted az Odeo,

" duetion, Presented at Odeon.
You're In Love-" the Arthur Ham
sDerstein production Of the musical
comedy by Otto Harbach and Rudolf
Yriml, was presented for the first time
- the Odeon Tuesday night before a
hir.sised audience. In many ways the
play u pleasing. yet it does not attain
~ high musical standard set by some
Gehers Of similar style. Compared with
~IAtiniea. and High Jinks," other pro-
4 lnc4tons In which the music was writ
- ~ Triml, You're In Love" does not
Shayo IL same appeal.
xhetp were very few good voices to
n9osl0e the more tunefu1 songs Of the
S0aoS. Edna Pendleton, in the leading
- possesses q sweet voice, but it is
i ~ 1som that Of a prima donna. Ralph
Jvnooohead sang well, and the best
- Wns displayed by Harry Hanlir
n 6art3ctpatton with Miss Pendleton
n Il 1oVolAnd." There was not the
12lI aDount Of comedy expected in
= sGD Of this class, but what
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-02-20
Notice.

Having taken term ot lease on
Cronkleton's Hall, II VIII hereafter De
known as Shrubs Hall j. P. Scrub.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-02-20

Is your boy going to war? Buy him
a soldiers testament, a diary, safety
razor, or a fountain pen. Then buy a
service flag to put up in his room. We
have them in different sizes. also extra
stars. Simmons Book Store