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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-02
CBRAS DIYERSAS

Beethoven. ST. vida y SuS o5raS,
cesar TranCk. por DInGy ............ Ia
p;as dc Paris. reiltOS SoGrc Ia Guerra Ia
Gracia Ante IL guerra Eurcpca, por
E!cutcriO NenIIHlGS ............... III
La Casa de CcryaniGS .......-....... u.it
La Muier, Ell CuCa Y La Fam!ila -. Wv
La Carreta de TheSplS. POr IaularOiS hH
Los KereCerOs de 10 Gran Trascdta .. h'J
Los DralaiurgOS E~spalolcS COniem-
pOTaneO> ~
TroZOs LiterariOS en- Pr0Sg ......... G.i1
TrozoS Literari0S en- Verso .......... 80
Hi=lene del Neur3Stenico ........... Id
Motives de PrOteO. por Jose En-
riQue ROdo ~
Manual de Lawn-TenniS ............- 0pI
Mammal de Reno asa
List, por Chantavo!ne ............-.. L.
La Hygiene en- MEXICO. p0r \. J. PAM In
La viG de Ruben Dario, cCat.da
Dor el miSmO 10
Metodo para iuSar Tresillo ......... ga
Cronicas Y Di&iogOS. Dor Beuaventc . . as
La Victoria en- Marcia ............. La
La Guerra ElTopea. Edici6n sius-
uada. Tomas a Il rUStica ...-.@.. so
Empasrados en- teia ...........-.... i.ss
Ia literature ESpaI0la en- IA edad
Media a Ia TuStca .....-........ e.M
EmpaSiada en- tela ..............-... 80
Secreiario de los EnamoraGoS ...... c2J
Observation-Disclosures, ror zanacc!s p.Gi
Wagner, por Lichtemnerger ......... IL
Magia MoceIna ........-. l25-
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Detalles de Ia suble-
vaci6n en- Chal=
chicomula
LOS CkRRANCISTAS SAQUEARON
LA TESORERIA MUNICIPAL
Y LAS CASAS DE CO.
MERCIO.

PUEBLA, Febrero 25.-Una CO.
mission de regidores de Chalchicomu-
la, vino a esta ciudad para informar
al Gobernador sobre los successes de
aquella poblacion. Los r%egidores chal
chicomuleneses conferenciaron hoy
con ell Representative por aquel distrl
to a la Legislature, Ricardo Sarmien
20, q quien ~pusieron al tanto de los
hechos.
De la conferencia que cclebrarop
con el diputado Ssrmiento, los regi-
dores chalchicomulenses, Sc despren-
dc que el domingo IT del presente,
' a ESQ de las S de la manana, Sc
inici6 IN movimiento sedic!oso, en-
cabezado por e mayor Cervcra, de
la; fuerzas del general Pedro Mora
les, legadas pocos dias antes a Gu
brir Ia guarn!cion de Ia localidad.
observation-disclosures Sc entregaron al
pll!2le. h2b!cndo procedido al Sa-
Guco de las oficinas pub.icas, de las
qle su~straiercn $1,000 dc la Tesore-
ria Municipal V $1,000 de IA Admi-
~nistraciGn Subalterna del Timbre.
Para !0gra- sus prop6sitos, los ST.
blevados ~romp:eron las ~cerraduras
de las puertas. que fueron acrib!ila-
Las verdaderamete por los Gisparcs
hcchas. IgGal iprocedcr siguIeron
con los eStaDlecimientos de comercio
V r~csidcnc!2s p~articulares, que en-
numero dc mis- de cincucnta sufrie-
ron las consecuencias de la intempe-
rancia dc aquellos carrancistas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-02
Sc hacsa algunas aPrshcnsioncs-

La p%oiicia: va en- possession de los
referidos docunentos, sc puso en- ac-
t;vidad. llevando a cabo las aprehen
stones de varias personals, entire las
cue Sc clentan al general Jose Es-
pinoza, Y Jose %Jimenez, que tiene
cercano pa-entesco, con el jefe fe-
!;cista Isaac IbarIa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-02

Hace algtin tempo cue iniS hIios Je-
SuS V francisco COvarrubiaS Salieron del
ESiado de Durango r!mbo q EslaGos Uni
dos. habiendn entrado e este PATS nor
Texas. Dcsdc eniOnceS no he vLel:o 2
icneF noiicia de elloS Y muy agrafecIdo
qiledaria con Ia persona que me nronor-
ctonaTa cIalquicr informe DiriianSe a
Narceio CoVdrrHbias, 2O07 s. Commerce
St, Fort Worth. Texas. ga
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ENSENANZA
POESf.A

=, -s,sr9 q 10 america. ~oneios re-. Slrl
!; Paraa>n bo'niuIrln1 ...---..-..--. h.S
81 Pa-.g>" .>aiyadE-caN --.-......-... go
- N-.r-nS Vn"~i3~ Nt>rcSS. TFia -. 100
Hnuspre< eScOjIdOS del DuQUe de
RivaS-Tela 1jN
Mis- meicreS poeSiaS' por Fi!aeSHeSa lgl
Z ~ OidO, p1es.aS de dolores BoiiO 100
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Libros a Drreecciio0s r'educldos

dnrod de MY ooos ds redbnemos Uni graz cmadad de ho0S DC los que qe Oa955a
$3.50. u4;J, orF7rov odwsuosl los iunatesa haos peIoS Eaga listed 81 psHco
Ivero 3ss ns oueaan solo ums cuantse jempLes de- clos. He qn ha y pse"'So e los
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-02

Sc rcnta para uso de hoicl. cl se@I:ndo
piso dc la casa de Domingo FcrnanG " 81
antigua Residential, con lrece c!artOS aItlue-
bladuS. galeria cubierta, de noventa pies
de largo pOr nueve de Gncho. Dlrlianse
q i0i m ST. t@-3l)
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AVfSOs De OCCASION

Neccsito trabajaG0res para dcSenraizar
tierraS en- ell rancho Weirnet. boy hcrra-
V casa. Pago muy bucnoS sueldos.
DirijanSe 4 Rcfusio Galvan. Nixon, Texas.
$40
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MkTFIMCNIALE

JOrcn de u amos de cdSd. ;rabajaIOr V
de ,buenaS rOSiumbrcS dcScT rOrrCSpo!-
rta cen Scilor2 o ~SeliUrita no mayor dc
20 amos, Obicio m~dtrimoniO. Dare coda
ClaSc de Observation-Disclosures I T.. Her.
nandez, go ". 10th 81. Cheyenne, Wvn.
(3-3)
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HAZA%AS DE
AYENTURAS DE BUFFALO BILL

q ~ cCntaTOS tomo)
l.! rsOfanaiOT dc tumbaS
ina noche Ge CdCnavai
El iGStIGip q" Cg2 YIbOra
Z! mI>!er!G de II ccho dagas
PsSrc dtIlcIt
IN tuulo GcmaSiadO l!Sto
RI c1nplOt del jueZ
Z! ~vrJ>rripto Ge ~ montana
tn piano aIaetral!adora
IgEZadoS al abiSmO
VtGJe ierrDriftCO
psriei y oSO Y el OSo Juan.
Il c2ciGUe negro
I.suCaliaieDto fracaSado
"a eSiatua parlSnic
Los beQuInOS rCIOS
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DOS ARRIEROS LLEVABAN Do
CUMENTOS A LOS JEFES
FELICISTAS.

OAXACA, Febrero 26.-Hace cua
tro dias fueron detenidos Po- la po-
licia los arrieros Doroteo Boteta Y
Eiigio Leon, quienes, al caer la tar
de. salian de esta capital con mer-
canci&s. En- Ia garita del eX-Marque-
sado. Sc encontraban algunos agen-
tes de Ia p~olicia. Y como les pare
ciera ~sospechosa la salida &c los in
:ndividros ,os detavierop y procedle-
ron dcsde luego a registrar minucio-
sa.ncm.e Sus m~ercancias.
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SEA I'D. Ell REY DE LOS BRU-
JOS I observation-disclosures

EnOrmeS salaries Sc pagan en- TeatroS Y
NaudeviIies, intcreSantc. raSrinlGor. miste-
ri0SO. Niaia listed alrcdcdOr del mundO.
para intr0ducir nueS;rOs maravil!osos mis-
leriCS g iluStOneS. DcialleS gratis. EsCri-
banoS hoy miSmO Y solo remitanos veinti-
cinco centavoS. No dcSaprOvcche cSta
Opor!unidad que no vOlvcra 4 rrcSentarsc.
NJ. CARD co. Box Iii Sta. 4,
Dept. 3. San Antonio, Texas
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L,cva5an ;r~portan.es dccumentos.

Fl registro do por resu!tado G1e
les encontraron IN rifle $3.50 en-
magaifico estado Y cerca de doscien-
tos cartuchos de siete milimetros. asi
como varios importantes documentos
sumamente compremetedores, firma-
dos por FL jefe de las fuerzas serra-
mas. Guillermo Meixueiro y di-igidos
al g]obernaGor constitutional Davila.
por 10 que dichos arrieros fueron
puestos a disposition de las autorida-
Ges.
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SS-E-S N~E1~- - h+
ruesao suctido ordiaario, vead
lueCc, pGss nos quedan solo III
naeacionados liovos:
BIBLIOTECA LUSTRADA PARA
NiNOS
a 80 centayOS eada TomO).
Fl FncdntO de los Nin0s
E;>lUrla lie las >OCieGadeS humans.
BIBLIOTECA DE LSDUSTRiAS
LUC&ATINAS
q - crR,a,o> Ca,ia TomoJ.
GsyaGC LAMAR
G2IalIgs @" Car>a
Ina';s;@.a A~lGudnucra
EtSGGoS 5r soda
i1a'iSIrj. &isIreFI
t.aa.iis~ Ga LUtN
InGTSi~,S NZuCareTI
Las E.aE"~ y >IS Perfumes
Exploitation de- "a Pa;aLa
CgJH 0r LGbTJS
'EsI &c gcrlOS
II tK-tTsg
l.Es. dc irGllTSlS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-02

G~RtTIFiC.iRE con $500 o SeiS mcSes de
SuScripci6n. al diar!O "L.A PRENSA". a Ia
persona que me lnsormc de mi hijO juan
Macid. de IL afIoS dc ciad. Eu2en!o Oui-
r0S, Box 6i, OTTO, TEXAS. o.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-02

Quirino Lopez. de Mc.Aiien. Texas. desea
Saber de Sus scforcS padres. Tomas Lopez
Y fedora Marquee de Lopez. asi como
de sus hermanoS Librado V Rerugio Lopez.
nticinarios del Real de Guadalcaza". san
Luis POtosf, Mexico. 4 In persona cue Ic
de infoTmcs exactOs sc lc gralificara IL
beralmcnie. (2-Jl
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ina uagcd;a en- Ciudad Guzman.

En- Ia Ciudad de GuZman, segun
infornc s de algunas personals que
acabaa De llegar de aque!la pob!acion,
ccurr:6 aver una sangrienta traged;a
entire conociGas personals de aquel!a
loc9!i6ad
Fl scEor Antonio Arias. rico conner
carte de aCUella plaza, por disgustos
iamil;ares cuyos motives aun no sc
ccanceH, agredi6 a balazos a su en-
nadia Y a su suegra, mientras estas
Sc ha'la5an sofas en Ia casa.
A!eunas personals Sc dicroH cJ1".&
de 10 que estaba pasando, Y violenta-
mea,a a~visaron a Mariana PedroZa,
cGnado del comerciante.
Al negar a las ~habitaciones, Pc
arcza. sin pedir explicaciones, Sc en-
:ar6 re~suelt&mente contra el agresor,
or III momento de c6lera saco su
yistcla y dispar6 cinco tiros sobre
;ria;. hiri6ndolo gravemente, sle7-
Go lrobable que haya muerto va.
E. Las parientes del comerciante no
rpcibicron herida ninguna. Las au-
.oriCades de Ciudad GuZman tomaron
cart2s en- ell asunto, Y Mariana Pc
Gro=a. quien voluntariamente Sc pre-
sen.0 4 la policia, fue consignado a
fin de cue Sc practiquen las avert
guaciones para e~sclarecer los motives
,ue CcasiOnaron la tragedia.
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CIENCIAS Y EDUCACi0N

ar.c G., et-car 4 los nltoS .....-... $50
GiSrT.a a. q fr!a>a-:a por Weimcr 6pe
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DE BONA'S AUTO SHOP

Reparaci6n general dc autom1riieS y iGda
riaSr de trabaiOS de elcc;ricidad. ESpe-
r~ialtslas en- prOpulSOrcS. GlUmbrado e IGni-
cidn. ESuuina PecOS Y Bucna vista Sis.
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OBRAS POPULARES EMPAS-
TADAS

Z, - centa,os cada una
~QuIrUWanctI
GIsiI del Buen SiTvic2te
JVegOS Y GepDrteS
IaA.:e> Oct EcilG ScXO
Ai.rTau;y ae Jir2eSiar. = tDmpS = = -
Manual de pOstrcs y EcoccS
EAZA%AS DE FANTOMAS
q - ccalaVoS t0nn)
Ei-.oTtoSaS fcrhOT;a>
Horrible estfa,agcNa
yaItver Que l3bia
JI.vc CCHtre FantumcS
II muErto Que mata
IL hUeii1 del mucrto
Il agcaic SeCratO
L GGcU:nentO nlmcrO !
P~rlSiOnCTo &c FantpTaaS
Fl diG;UlTte del ltey
ncSICrZa !Iult!
f. abD-adO IGiSterio>o
II IJlCiuntc apache
Fl MILO C">3TaTeCidO
III aECscGG0 Dc LOnGreS
Vida EUr vida
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PESOUISAS-

I'll SeiiOr Rafael AltamiranO dari Una Due
M qualification 4 Qulcn lc lnrorfne re Sl
hija Maria. como de Is ailoS de edad Guien
dcSGe hace . aiioS 81 :cpar0 de Ct. en- vir-
ii.d re iabe"!c rcrlnifido IT. 4 RiShec con
JOS %Scfores Rafael DrnriES V FehrOnil We
ga. D!riiansc Al intcrcsado, iSi7 Ave. e..
Douglas Arizona. (3-5J
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COMPRAS
ARRENDAM{ENTOS-

COMPRO CaDallo fueric Y nuevo, expires
V guarnici0n. 9ii Durango 81. (j-lS
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-22
ENlIsTs FOR cANTEEN WORK.
We'll Known Council Bluffs Teacher
Enrol,s For Overseas Service.

Special to Times Republican.
Council Bluffs, Aug. a2.-Mrs. Doli'o
Dick Burgess. of this city. is going 10
France to engage in Y. NJ. c. A. cans
teen work She will 20 as the repre-
sentative OF the local Y. M. c. a.,
working under the auspices OF the ma
tional association.
Mrs. Burgess Is one OF the best
known high school instructors in The
state. Is a member Of the state asso-
cha ton and has taken an active part
In number Of their association meet
ings. For number Of years she has
been instructor in shorthand and book
keeping in the Council Bluffs high
school, from which institution she has
seen nearly 100 boys graduate and
leave school directly for the war and
as these lads are scattered turnout ne
length and breadth of France, where
they are engaged in all branches OF
the United States army service, it VIII
scarcely he possible for her TO go
where she will not meet some of them.
Her great sympathy for the Iowa SOL
diers and deep interest in women's
work in the activities of the war led
her to make application for overseas
duty.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-22
RECRUIT Y. N. C. A. WORKERS.
Campaign Launched in Hardin County
to Secure Volunteers.

Special to Times Republican.
Iowa Falls. Aug. 22.-Steps have just
been taken here to recruit men for the
Y. NJ. c. A. service in the army. To
this end a meeting was held at which
a committee was appointed to conduct
the work In this part of the county.
1t is understood a similar committee
will be named at Eldora to look after
the work in that part of Hardin county.
Tho local committee Is as follows:
Rev. William Hardcastle, chairman: l.,
"A. Nichols c. a. Bryson, Bliss Hall
and +. E. Foster, At the meeting here
talks on the work were made by Cen
eral Secretary John a. Northcott, of
the Y. NJ. c. A., and *. a. Kennedy.
formerly of the state committee of the
Y. NJ. c. A.. who has been in asso
citation work in France for many
months.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-22
FOOD AND DAIRY COMMISSIONER
ASK FOR FEDERAL INVEST.
CATION IN. IOWA.
ALLEGES PRoFlTEERINc>
IS eEcoMlNo COMMON
Prices For Some Commodities In.
creased 100 Per Cent, Compared to
SIS Per Cent For Entire Nation-ln-
auiry May Include Prices Of Cloth
ing, Fuel and Rents.

Des MONIES, Aug. 22.7Food prices IN
Des Moines and Iowa will be ihvest-
gated Immediately by the government
bureau of labor statistics. If request
of w. B. Barney. food and dairy com :
missioner for Iowa, is granted.
While it is known that food prces
have advanced turnout the country all
average of Is per cent during the last
Ave years, Des Moines quotations on a
number of staple commodities show an
advance of l0D per cent.
Il feel it my duty to the consum-
ers of Iowa to ask that local. and
state prices be investigated" Barney
told, a reporter.
Il have a special knowledge Of
several commodities on which there
is nothing short of gross profiteer-
ing.
1t must stop during these times
when consumers are trying to do
their best for the government.
Government Investigation.
An investigation of the cost of ,iip-
ing was commenced in the east only
recently. Information is being gath
cred from number of families in
each community regarding their an
nuuai expenditures Tor food and other
expenses. 49,
The results of this survey will be
turned over TO the government for &C
ton if any is warranted.
Mr.. Barney hopes that the board
will come to. Des Moines. Camp
Dodge being here will be in favor
OF such a visit because of the
complaints, OF proiiteering which
have been made regarding canton
ment cities, It is believed.
An example of price raising was
given by Mr.. Barney in regard to
the local ice cream situation. Sew
eral years ago he said. dealers
were charged 80 cents per gallon
for ice cream 1t sold for 1920 to
the retail trade.
Now the dealers are paying sl.1O per
$40 per gallon.
Mr.. Barney declared that If Des
MONIES and Iowa firms are not
profiteering they can not object to
an investigation Of prices.
Many retail grocers have asked
that an investigation be made, as
they claim they are forced to
charge prevailing prices.
Milk producers and distributors are
also anxious 20 have an investigation
An investigation if it is made
will probably not. only be an in
vesugation Of food prices but also
or clothing feel and rent
Mr.. Barney expects to receive an
answer to his request for an investi-
cation within few days.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-22
PERMIT NO oveRDRAFTs.
Banks Of Hardin County Sign Agree
mont to Enforce Rule.

Special 10 llmeS-RepuDllcan.
Iowa Falls, Aug, 22-Bank over
drafts will go into the discard on Sept.
!. according to an agreement being en-
tered into this week by the banking in
situations of Hardin county 1t is
claimed that in order TO meet the de-
mands Of the federal and state bank
ing departments this action is neces-
sary. To this end all national. state,
savings and private banks will sign an
agreement not to pay checks when in
sufficient funds are on hand to cover,
the only exception being that the per-
son writing the check will. Immediately
upon notification, deposit sufficient
funds to take care OF his check. The
banks are to notify their customers
either in writing or thru the press that
this rule will go into effect on the date
set.
To the end that this rule may be uni
versal the banks of the county agree
to notify the comptroller OF the cur
Tenoy Of the state banking department
Of any violation Of the rule by any
bank; also to report any bank that does
not give the rule its full support, or
one that opposes the rule, az well as
II = T l fa . ~ Ok
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-22
COAL RULES VIOLATED.
Fines Being Imposed Upon Dealers and
Others-Licenses Procured.

FlneS 6eiTs9 imposed SPoH Oed'SfS anu
Others-Licenses Procured.
Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines. Aug. 22.-The majority
of the 1000 coal dealers in Iowa have
taken out their licenses under the new
government requirement., according to
the information given out at the state
fuel headquarters here. Dealers who
do not take out licenses will not be
permitted to handle coal. II dealers
refuse to obey the orders of the fuel
commission they will have their Ii
censes taken away from them. Hence
the federal fuel department. at Wash
ington has club in this license pro-
vision to enforce it's edicts.
In recent weeks a number of persons
have been fined for violations Of the
coal regulations. At Clarence, in Cedar
county. Louis Lubkeman was fined
500, which money was given to the
Red Cross, for violation of the orders
Of the county fuel committeeman. Merle
Clark, of Upton. Lubkeman shipped
in a car Of Illinois coal in a territory
not supposed to get Illinois coal and
sold it opt to consumers. He was
warned not to again do this. However.
he shipped in second car and this
tiHe he was fined. The fuel regula-
tons further provide that if any in
dividual not a regular coal dealer ships
in coal he must first get the permission
of the local fuel committeeman. This
regulation Lubkeman also ignored.
Fines have been imposed for similar
violations of the fuel rules in Denison
Ida Grove. Nevada and other Iowa
points.
Dealers in the territory along the Illi-
nois Central line from Dubuque to
Sioux City and north are now receiv-
Ing some hard coal. This territory has
been allowed $4,000 tons of hard coal
for this coming season, which allow
ances was based on 80 per cent OF the
amount of hard coal consumed in the
winter of 1915 and 1917 This is the
only portion Of the state which will
receive a pound of hard coal.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-22
Conrad News N otes.

Special to Times Republican.
Conrad Aug. 22.-George Simms.
who is in the navy and taking train
ing at Puget Sound. is home on
twenty day furlough.
Ray Slower, who has been home on
athirty day furlough to assist in the
work on the farm. has returned to his
post as able seaman in the navy.
Six members Of the f. O. Slifer
family. living north Of town are Ill
with typhoid fever. The children are
making satisfactory recovery, but
Mr. Sllfer is reported to be in seri-
Gus condition.
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Diehi left Tues-
day for an extended visit with rela-
tives in Illinois.
J. W. Bartholomew has bought the
property now occupied by George
Maynard and will move TO town this
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-22
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

In the district court of Iowa in and
for Marshall county, September term,
1915.
Henry F. Hennies. sometimes written
Henry Hennies,, plaintiff. W. VIM. H.
Hager and Hagers his wife;
William II. Hager and ---- Hager,
his wife; F. d. Hager & Co, Aetna
Life Insurance Co, William L. Smith
and Smith. his wife, and
Peter Cooper and -- Cooper. his
wife. and the unknown heirs, minors.
insane persons. legatees. devisees,
assignees, trustees, successors, hus-
bands. wives and creditors of said
defendants. whether sane or insane
and all unknown claimants of the
west one half (w1a) of the north
west quarter (nwN) of section twen-
ty-sjx (26) in township eighty-four
(s4), north of range twenty (20)-west
Iowa, defendants.
To the defendants above named and
described and each of you:
You are hereby notified. that there
Is now on file in the office Of the clerk
Of the district court of Iowa in and for
Marshall county. the petition Of Henry
F. Hennies, sometimes written Henry
Hennies claiming Of you he is the alb
solute and unqualified owner in fee
simple OF the west one-half (wz) OF
the northwest quarter (nwA) OF sec
ton twenty-six (2S) in township
eighty-four (84), north Of range TWEEN
ty 600. west Of the 5th P. NJ. Of Mari
shall county, Iowa. and asking that the
title thereto. be quieted. contented. and
set at rest in him; that any claimed
right, title, Interest or estate which you
claim to have In and to said real
estate above described be decreed to
be junior and inferior to the estate and
title OF the plaintiff thereto; that you
be barred and forever 1estopped from
having or claiming any interest in said
real estate adverse to the plaintiff and
also asking for other and further re-
lief. for same see petition on file.
Now unless you appear and make
defense thereto at and before noon of
the SECOND day Of the September term.
1918, OF said court to be begun and held
at Marshalltown. Iowa. on the second
day OF Setember, 1918, your default
will be entered and judgment and
decree rendered thereon as prayed for
in said petition now on file.
Dated at Marshalltown, Iowa, this
first day of August, 1918.
HENRY F. HENNIES,
49, Sometimes written
HENRY HENNIES,
y Plaintiff.
ROBERT e. JOHNSON
Attorney.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-22

fall. He expects to Improve the house
BY the installation Of modem conven-
ienccs.
Francis Alexander is recovering
from an operation for the removal OF
tonsils and .,denoids.
Mrs. Katherine Keefcr who has
been visiting relatives in Illinois the
past two months, returned home Sat-
urday
DR. George Gould has received his
commission and call for service In tho
army and will leave for Fort Riley
presumably Sept l.
School opens Monday, Sept 2. Su-