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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-17
PONE Al ESTOhA'
CO En- EXCELEN-
TIES CONDI~
Clones.
La Indigestion es debida al
exceso de acido hidroclo-
rico en- ei estomago.

Los alimentoS no digeridoS,
que permanecen en- el eSt0ma-
go. Sc descompOnen V fermen-
tan 10 mismo que los que Sc de-
ian eXpueStoS i la ~intemperie;
tai es la opinion de I'm eminen-
te medicO. Tambien dice que
la indigestion eS producida pOr
la Hiper-acidez, que quiere de-
cir que hay I'm eXceSo de acido
hidroclorico en- ell estomago. Ell
cual impide la complete diges-
ton Y origina la fermentation
de los alimentoS. EStas sus-
tancias Sc fermentan Y des-
componen en- el eStomago de
Ia misma manera que los des-
perdicioS acumuladOS en- I'm re-
cipiente. que forman gases, los
cuales milan ell est6mago CO.
mo 81 fuera IN globo. EntOn-
ces Sc experimental c6licoS,
palpitaciones del coraZ0n. nau-
seas, etc. En- case de que no
Sc tenga ell cuidado Suficiente
para corregir eStos traStOrncS,
Sc CORE ell peligro de Sufrir una
constipation cronica. la cual es
una gran enemiga de la huma-
nidad.
Entonces, 10 mejor que Sc
puede hacer es tomar inmedia-
tamente una pastilla de Lax
carin. dos wees al dia, una en-
la manana V Otra Ell la nOche,
hasta que la enfermedad haya
desaparecido por complete. Ell
tempo Ell que eS neceSarlO pa
"a aicanzar IN alivio total Va
ria segun la antiguedad de Ia
enfermedad. pueS muchaS per-
son2S Quieren conSeguir me.jO-
ria de una enfermedad de al
gunOS amos. en- unaS ~cuantaS
semanas; sin embargo. cabe
decir. que de$pueS de algunoS
diaS de t0mar LaXcarin Sc eX-
perimenta una gran mejOria.
A peSar de que Sc nota aliyio
con la primera Y segunda do
sis. deben SeguirSe fernando.
para evitar la acidez, eXpelef'
los gases. ayudar al higado, pu-
rificar los inteStinoS. V pOr 10
tanto eStimular la secretion de
los .iugoS digestivoS.
LaNcarin es I'm remedio eco
nomico V fabricado eXcluSiVa-
mente con productoS vegetables.
ES abSolutamente inofenSivO Y
uSadO por miles de personals,
siempre con los meiores result
tados. La formula de compO-
Sicion de eSta medicinal. no es
I'm Secreto. pueS eS uSadO dia-
riamente por miles de medi-
cos de todaS parties. Tambien
hacen uSo de ella innumerableS
personals para las enfermeda-
dies del eSt0magO Y cOnStipa-
dos. Laycarin eSta q la venta
exclusivamente pOr LAXCA-
Rim PRODUCTS CO.. Dept.
ISP-4. Pittsburgh. Pa.
FL pXecio del tratamientO
complete. de SeiS cajaS, es de
cinco dollars. Una GAIA, un
dollar, pero su valor real es de
mas de I'm million. pueS alivia
q los p]acienteS V SuS reSultadoS
son tan SECURES Y eNactOS CO.
mo los de IN reiOX. tAdv.)
---tOl-
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surcierdo, como siempre, dificultadeS
er las que muchas veceS. cast todas,
tienen que i~ntervenir los gendarmeS.
Y en NJ pocos casos. haSta los coml-
sarios en- persona. para evitar oscar
daios CUE pueGan ~degenerar en- mo-
tines.
Los reporters sc acercaron n Secre
tario de Hacienda. Lie. Cabrera, pre-
guntandolc 81 81 gobierno iba 4 TO-
ma algunaS medidas para conjurar
eSta crisis. Y manifesto que no sc
tomaria ninguna. = secas. L. poll
ella. por mas cue trabaja no ha Pc
dido nurca saber nj sospechar, siquie-
TX. quienes son los dedicados Al aca-
paramiento de Ia moneda
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-17
LA CRISIS DEL NJ EN-
LA METROP0LI

CIUDAD De NENICO. abrji IS
Desde haze varies dias. viene aeon
tuandose en- Il capital Ia crisis pro
vccada por Ia falta de moneda frac-
cionaria en- los mercadoS. ii extreme
de que. COM anteS de Ia a~cunacion,
haya habido neceSidad de pagan q los
coyotes premio para obtener uros
cuantas especies de peqUeno valOr,
Los mercadoS dc los distintoS barrics
capitolinoS. nan comenzado "a = SEN
tir Ia falta lie moneda fraccionaria.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-17

productos seran deStinados a. auX!lIo
de los ninos pobreS que sc halian en-
el orf&natorio establecido en- 81 an
tiguo Convsnto del Sagrado Corazon.
Hay gran entuSlasmo Dor asIstlr AZ
festival de que Sc trata, especlalmeH-
te entire las respetables damas de
nuestra meier socicdad, quienes
siempre han sabido correspondent con
!iberalidad cuando a sus pucrras han
llamado Ia pena J n ~desgracia que
afiigen Z IG2 GsShereiadns-
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oBRAs De GABRIEL D'ANUNZIo
UBROS DE AVENTURAS Y WAVES.

ObraS de Emilio SGlggri.
II SIS ccdG t9,Ho.l
Los His;C-!os dc "A India.
Los Pi-ataS 10 Il MalaS;a.
L. CouguiSta de I.n Inpsr.o.
la EenEarzs &c S~anGo.an.
La R~econGuISta de Ionp.sccU
Z! Rsy del Airc.
En- las McntansS DC Africa.
4 Teso7u de Il Montana AggD.
La Destruction de Carriage.
Los PirataS lie las Bcrmudzs.
II EStrrTniEio Go una Trim.
Las AguiiaS de n EStepa.
Ia EstTella C "a Araucauia.
En- q Mar Jc las Pe-lss-
II Hijo del CorsarIo RUlo.
Los UItirncS FilibGsterc>.
Los EstraEoS dc la China
La Montana de Orc.
LIS Maraviila5 del ano %o0o.
Arent"'aa &c Buffalo BIZ.
"a - "s"&rros eIa= 'gn.g}
Ii P-otau2dor &c tambas.
Una Noche lie CarGaval.
II Iustintr Ge una yiE0Ta.
n M;stsrio dc las S:hO daGas.
Pssca Dificil.
lin Tonic Dcmasiado Lis;o.
Il Comrlot &c III Jut..
f. P-csc-ipt" dc - Nonta;ta-
Tn Piano Amer-ailsdrr&-
Lanzado> ii AbiSruc.
Tia;a Tc-rorifico.
Ds1ie. 81 o-o y %. 0Sc juan.
a. CaciQuc Nero
T.;nrasmicntC rrscaSaG".
- Escatia F~a-iart".
Los Bcduincs RcjoS.
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MAGIA. M~AGNETlSMo, Etc.

C,avicu:a del Re- Solomon ..-..... ''e
3;criona-;o Irfcrra!-Contie0c IL maGl2
5'.nca. scja : us--s. a=aric'ones' en-. n
.,-t-risntos, c~onIGrGs- etc. CIV
Nm, - Ritual &c = Alta NaEla--Coac;e-
- " T-;s9cuIo de Solomon, l. CanSi2.
al Tarot. secretcs Gel eSIto, uISromah-
-, &c.
= LIbro Iate-nsL-TrGtado complete ts
las c;saSiaS Ocuic2s
Fl ger.aLero Lib=o De O-c.-Hractica uE
na-nstisrnc. hiPcot:S-no ; SuseStioh--
-.r,-ss n:e corrigen el ~apocanieato.
p. fsI.s Dc ~cluH-d, las cne-g-aS. In No-
80 .--nas,aGo en te!a ............S@.vo
- r-ag5n Rojo, o sea e are &c rnaHc2E !
Is ~SsoI-ItuS
=: poJe- de! Pe=saniento--Su domino
~cr.sura- Su trcrra .S-'V'
- Ee-!-dcru Dragon Roio-Encantann'en.
-.-=,-,s s.c-ctos de maGi2, cc.,-S3.oO
Er.L-;S,I1-s- Gr;1nortos Y Pe2tacuics 500
U;,no,i,no NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. de las
fa-sas Je los pr:Hc!paies h:pnoti1Sco-
RS = iiuSion:SCas
2. IaSia y e Oc1ltiSmo .--. 'N
Lave del Hipcctis-;o.-ob-s nGeTa Por e
d.. Ellsworth HiStcr-a de! nirno'Sno: -
FnaasLs,Io en- tea --sA'''
NisEnc@smO Pcrsonal--EStn-ia Gel mAE
u-,isno. HecO6o practco ---- -
Jsnc2l d Na-iS Blanca --.. Us
Manual Ge MaSia ScCr2 --..-- ~
Sec-stcs de- Inferno w
S.c-etos de JOS GaE!Jcs-Ate de S1naF = -
,odoS los jusGoS
S.-retus de Alberto el GrsnGs--.-- 0VS
SNcre-os Dc l. PrcstdEitScion = n Nasfa-
I.,cionsS p~r1cricas de eScamotso , pres ~
,iGiSit&cioa
Te:ora de HTilaS7o5 dc u Cruz DC CsravS-
ra.-Joya del Occlti5ao ----..---- SNI
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OBRAS DE
OBRAS DE


Al Bordc lie, Abisno y LaZo F1iDes'o 5 I.-V
Corazon dc ob-c-o. Dos tomos ... ) IL
Cadera Etc-ra. Cuat-o tomOs go. 5 ~
Dramas del Adultsrio. Dos tcmos &. ) l.-o
- c., 10, Nal S O.6O
- S,..-.,o 4. m Bapd;so .,....... 5 $50
~ ,r.--,, 70, Dcli.o Dos tomos 5 20
FL Aho-cado DEL Pa-Que. Cuatro tcmos 10
Los Crinenes de Diavolina. Dos tones 5 l-2o
Los Maridcs Infames. Dos tomoS = l-20
Ia Hiia de Ia Po-Ic=a- Dos tcrnos -. ) 4.-o
La Eailarina Del Tcat-o Real Dos
.,,,os S 10
r. C-;,,,, -, Au.on6vjl. Dos tomcS 5 10
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-17
Sc rctardc ell treu

Con yarias horaS q. retraSo lego
a esta cl tren de Bcrmejillo. 4 cau-
sa de haber Gescarrilado ccrca dc Vi
nagrillos. deGido a Ia m&la condicion
de la via en- uu tramo accidentado del
terreno. Por FORUM no 81 rsgiStra-
ron dcsCraciaS ~pcrSonales. : en-
cuanto = las perdidas fu2 Ia gran chi
presa de Penoles IL que las sufrio
pues el tren traia metales Y a!gunaS
otraS mercancias de Ia p~rop;cdad &c Ia
citada Compania.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-17
OBRAs DE HUGO CONWAY

ar.g..gus dc Sherlock Holmes.
- 80 ccu.qreS ccGc -on'o.'
VI Ncndedor de Cad&ve-eS.
81 Robo del Diarlante AzuI-
Ia Mia Del Usu-e-o.
PIs,EvTeu II Pi-Ata del TSmeS4s.
I.ck 81 DestriPator.
10 Noneieros Tasos De lontres.
l. Nalcts SanErienta.
In Nedico CsinIns.
- Tcstameuto del Director.
Sb,-ro.G Holmes = q Cont-aoandlsta -
tx, Puc-tas &c a Hue-tS. NoPlo
~ n Esc:cls Gel C-insn dc PIttsbaE-.
"A NI.Ga Eoja De Paris
=, EsstlS EumAna-
Ina \cchc d. Tc-cr-.
81 EobU del Cola &c Pe-tsr.
= Tnfarac Po$aG& del Cai-".
II NsujraSto IL Corfu
~ Roy dc los Gsndldcs.
Ar-r..rqs Ge J9hE c. EauseS.
g., % c,s..~,s rada ;omo.'
! Iae5sri,o Mis,e~iosc.
n Eoa., IN q Palaclc Rsa-
r. H-suciPc Ju=ador-
~ N&!-c ~ 81 Sleeping.
T. .imc Roo.
T.. I!s-~ic-c lie E.aE.ss;one-
f. .Ssc-etC u". Nuiup.
r F-esidenIe IL las Cclca:ss.
- FIso Saltcador.
- Noncclia Eaptada-
=. irssu aol Nc=-o.
IT I~-Nro del Rc@hi-
I'm N,a!r DO toi%s-
= Ssc"-iur" -si So.
= FcscrN Gri EstzLc-
IN IN Estcn~ra.
l. SOcrrtO do IGo.c.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-17
Sc volyio loco I'm artista-

FL notable y;olinista Enrique Salo-
M de- quica tanto Sc ha ocupaGo 81
comearo publiro en- eStoS diaS. Saho
para la capital de la Republica COM
PARADE del c~el!ista lacundo Ramos,
ouien lleva la desconosoiadora ccmi-
sioa de internar al enajenado en- IN
manicomio de aquelia capital.
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oBRAs DE CARLoTA BRAEME

"A so c-atocoS code -Eai.
FL sscrsto de Lady Nuriel
60 81 Mariana de bodss
Entire dos Peca5os
La Coudesa dc Grades
Ia Es.-ciIa dc Amor
Ma Dsbil que ana SuJeT
.JUsz = Parte
SueE.es del Corszca
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-17
-MATERIAS DNERSAS
POPULAR.

40 d, Ecna- las Ca-:as por medic de "a
naF~J@ vSL- COS
Ccfi-o Hy' ,S"' 20c
DiccfonSVo 80. Sos
Crana,sca del Amor
Ju-rns je Names. U sea g arte de mace
Gia5tu-5s W.
!GeSoH 'a'S ,sSaticmncs .... soc
- 80.
Lioro IS S9 60 90
Mona; - Observation-Disclosures son
Go. bo2!tas cometias Jus
N,eyo Lsucla;e dc las Flores. fr1;aS. ~
Hbsnico : PiedraS Precics2s ......''.' 'Sc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-17
En- favor de los ninos pobres.

En- cslos Gias habra de ce!enrarse
un festival Ge carload o~rganizado por
6ssnas de esta ciudad, cuycs
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ESPiRITISMO.

- N-.l;,,,. Sl.9O
:, L!2-" ~ :, Ts-,;-;tT,. Sl.5G
n GShsSS' "S SI.O0
nc. - rrspi-;-;sno .....SI.eo
~ .N%nSc'G - $40
- LEO - an, Ear5r. .....Si.eO
ooE@~ E-.;-+zmn@ Si.c1
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-11
IF thin AND e
NERVOUS, TRY
PHOSPHATE

A French scientist has discovered
an organic phosphate which should be
a very effective remedy Tor weak
nerves, sleeplessness, thinness and lack
of strength, energy and vigor.
It's subtance is described by special
lists as identical in composition with
certain vital elements naturally round
in brain and nerve cells and one which
when taken into the human system is
quickly converted into. healthy living
tissue.
This phosphate is already widely
known among druggists in this country
as Bitro- Phosphate and some ply
sicians claim that thru its use strength,
energy vigor and nerve force are fire.
quently increased in two weeks time.
Dr. Frederick Kolle, Editor OF New
York Physicians who's Who" says
it should be prescribed by every doctor
and used in every hospital in the
United States. AS there are a great
variety Of so -called< phosphates, those
who wish to test this substance should
be sure to get the genuine, Bitro-
Phosphate.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-11
AND TOWNS EVERY.
WHERE TAKING ON NEW AND
MODERN APPEARANCE.
MORE BUILDING THAN
IN ANY PREVIOUS YEAR
Remarkable Feature 10 That Most Con.
struetion Work Was Started Late in
season-one Iowa Man Finds II
Cheaper to Board Family Than to
Cock at Home-WiIson's Notes.
special to Times-R Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Clarion, Nov lit is a safe assers
ton that more high grade business
structures are in process of erection at
this time in the towns of northern
Iowa than in any previous year, con-
sidering them as a whole. and an I'M
usual feature of this Is the fact that
most of tho work has been done thru
the latter part OF the season. The
traveller finds in practically every
town from those of 280 TO 500 popu-
lation to the lbrger county seats and
on to the cities that while little build
ing activity yas apparent during the
earlier months, every effort Is being
made at this time to complete the pro-
jects that sprang into existence as the
season advanced. : Contractors account
for this in part by the statement that
material was slow in arriving 50 that
work could not be done earlier. They
also say that the increased expense OF
building kept back many who later on
concluded that next season would see
a still higher cost and that nothing
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-11
PsNiTgNrIARY AT FORT MADISON
ONLY STATE INSTITUTION ON
A PAYING OASIS.
FARM AND CHAIR FACTORY
WELDING BIG PROFIT
PRISONERS Who Work Outside ,Institu-
ton Paid Small Wase--Chair Fac
tory Developed Into Estensive Bust
ness-Reeently Equipped With New
Maehinery-State Has Good Herds.

Special TO Times Republican.
Des Moincs. Nov. l1.--There Is one
institution in the state which Is self
supporting, members OF the state
board OF control stated today. This
Is the penitentiary at Fort Madison.
Attic it costs $1,000 per month to
maintain 1t the income from 1000
acres of farm land operated In connec-
ton with the institution and from tho
chair factofy which is doing big
business. supply this Smount.N
At the present time 454 men are con-
fined there. These men are utilized on
the farms and in the factory and q
certain number are sent Z to Give.
Woodward and Knoxville TO work
there. They are paid certain sums
by the prison authorities. Many Of
them save money and send 1t home to
their families. Prisoners are required
to report to the board of control ex-
penditures to excess of $3.50 so that
the board has a record OF what dis
position is made of their Money. %
This year the farm crops were plen-
tllul anu Soou PihSSo aiS bSiib AS-
ceived for them. The furniture fac
tory was established only a few years
ago and equipped with modern mach
inery. 1t has developed consider
able business.
The board Of control Is having
trouble to secure sufficient coal to keep
the Institutions going but thus far has
been able to keep some coal ahead.
1t is also experiencing trouble in get
ting sugar and -four. Very often one
Institution helps another out by for
warding a shipment of some commo-
dity Of which 1t has a supply to
another which Is short.
The control board is exceedingly
proud now of It's dairy herds at Glen
wood and at Mount Pleasant but par
ticularly at Glenwood. The head of
the herd at this institution, Holstein
bull, won the sweepstakes prize at the
recen National Dairy show in Chicago
in the face of the closent kind of
competition. A@
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-11
Western School Head. Meet.

Special to Times Republican.
Ames, Nov. .11.-Presidents and rep
Of western schools are at
Iowa State College attending the an
nual meeting Of the Association Of
Western Land Grant Colleges and Uni
versittes.
The meeting IL hold here on tho Inc
vitation of President r.. A. Pearson.
During their stay the visitors viii
make a thorough inspection Of the
equipm eEt and work being done at
iowa State College. They will later
go to. Chicago Tor the meeting of the
Association of American Agricultural
College and Experiment Stations.
Those attending the meeting are:
Presidents q. A. Lory. Colorado Agrl-
cultural College,: Alfred Wilkinson.
Montana College Of Agriculture: w. J.
Kerr, Oregon Agricultural College; d.
'rectors OF experiment stations: d. w.
Viking, Arizona; Q. p. Gillette, Col
orado: q. J. Iddings. Idaho: "A. b.
Cordlsy, Oregons =. as-HArris. Utah;
a. D. Faville. Wyoming, directors Of
agricultural extension services; =. r.
Taylor. Arizonns u w. sFluharty. Ida.
no; f. F. :, :. caine. Utah: c. A. Monroe
New Mexioo. and =. y. Bowman. wy.
VuSN IN q llls ~ ~
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-11
Notice q Application to Sell Real
Estate.


TO the heirs Of Thomas C, Brady. de-
ceased, Patrick Brady. Owen Brady.
Anna Brady, Peter Brady, Joseph
Brady, John William Brady, Thomas
Brady. Thomas McGovern, Marie
McGovern, Ellen McGovern, Bridget
McGovern, Edward McGovern, Rose
Anne McGovern, Margaret McGov-
ern Ksarns. and to the heirs Of John
Brady. deceased. and to the heirs of
Rose Brady McGovern, deceased:
You and each Of you are hereby
notified that there Is now on file in the
Office Of the clerk Of the district court
OF Marshall county. iowa. the petition
of J. II. Whitaker, as administrator OF
the estate Of Thomas c. Brady, de-
ceased. asking for an order Of the said
court directing him for the purpose OF
paying the debts Of the said estate. to
sell ut public auction the following
described real estate situated in Mar
shall c6unty. Iowa, to-wit: Lots No..
ten tio) and eleven (11) in Melrese
Park addition to Marshall and now q
part Of the Aiky Of Marshalltown. Iowa,
ana also the northwest quarter IN. w.
~ Of the southwest quarter Is. w.
~; lots No. one a., two (2), three
Grand four ~ OF the southwest
I quarter q. W. ~ Of the. southwest
quarter q. w. "; lots No. two (2) and
three ~. excepting the east one-half
acre In said lot three used as q oems-
terry. Of the northeast quarter On. p.
~ o1 the southwest quarter Is:
w. ~; and lot No. eight (sl Of the
northwest quartsr IN. W. ~ Of the
southeast quarter Is. 81 A) Of section
No. twenty six (a6), in township No.
eighty-th (s3) north, range No.
eighteen (1s) west Of the 18th p. n. Of
lows
You are further notified that the,
said petition Will be presented to the.
said couTss :c- 6s.t.,ri., thereof
It the hour Of nane O'Clock a. m. on thef
3lth day Of November, "A. D. 1919. and
thatfif you have any objections there
70 you ara notified to present such
objections on Or before said time,
/. otherwise they Will not, be considered.
Dated this - day Of November. A.
y. ls19.
4. ]. N. whitaker. Administrator.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-11
STRIKE COSTS STATE HEAVILY.
Schools and Office = Buildings Close
Entailing Heavy Loss.

Entailing Heavy Loss.
Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines Nov. l1.-An early re-
sumption of work IN the mines Il
the only thing which can save the
state from considera bic suffering and
great financial loss. Schools are clos
ing everywhere, business institutions
have had to shut down and one by one
the large consumers of coal which at
a normal time have yearly contract
with one or. more coal concerns to
deliver them coal regularly have to
quit.
1t is reported here in Des Moines
that not a few of the office buildings
may have to close this Week. The
public schools here did not reopen
Monday. The theaters will, have to
quit as soon as their present supply of
coal runs out.
The people Of the state are facing a
situation which is the most tense they
have ever been called upon to face
State Fuel Administrator Webster de-
clared in statement on present con-
ditions. ..s. g.
The sooner the people Of the state
AcuilEC lIaI We are ldCllS d SiluultOIl
that is the most intense this country
has ever been called upon to confront,
the better 1t wiil>be for air he said
AS soon as the coal we have in tran
sit is used, no matter what the atti-
tude of the strikers may be, there will
be<a lapse of weeks before we can
Secure coal. - ... .-
"Altho Des Moines is out OF coal at
the present time it should be remem-
bered that Des Moines dealers have
considerable coal in transit, which Will
commence arriving and also that Mr..
Herring has arranged for several
thousands of tons which should be ar
irving by the last Of the week"
Governor Harding has been in Chi
Feago the past two days attending g
conference of republican leaders plan
ming for the national republican con-
vention. While there it is understood
he plans to dock into the coal situa-
tion with view to securing shipments
of fuel to this state II possible to
obtain It. -.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-11
Nova of Eldora.
Special to Times-Republican.

Special 70 IlmeS-ftepuDIICHH.
Eldora, Nov. 11.--Frank Smith. en-
ployed at the river plant for the Iowa
River Light and Power Company. was
seriously burned about the hands and
face Sunday night or early Monday
morning. when his hand came in con-
tact with the voltage For q time 1t
was thought he was dead. but he Is
getting along nicely and no serious re-
suits are anticipated.
Miss Lizzie Lawler. aged SO years.
died Sunday night afterNan illness Of
several weeks. Death was due to
pneumonia and weak heart action.
Miss Lawler was born on the Lawler
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-11
principal place Of business is Mar

principal place Of business is Mar
shalltown, Iowa. w..
The general nature of the business
to>be transacted by such corporation Is
as follows: To acquire, hold and sell
oil and gas leases or interest therein,
and to prospect and drill for oil and
gas on property covered by such leases.
and to sell and dispose of products OBJ
tanned from/wells drilled by or belong
ing to 1t.
The amount Of capital stock author
lied by the articles Of Incorporation Is
see, 100000, divided into shares OF
$4,000 each, and said capital stock is
to be paid in at the call of the board
Of directors OF said corporation.
The said corporation commenced
business on the 10th day Of Septem-
beri 1919, on which date certificate
was issued-by the secretary Of state
of the state Of Iowa, to said corpora
ton. >and it shall continue for twenty
coy wears from and after said date,
Unless sooner dissolved by a three
fourths vote Of all the stock subscribe
ed.
The affairs Of said corporation are
to be conducted by a board Of thir-
teen directors. to be elected on the first
Monday in October. 1919, and the first
Monday Of each October thereafter; at
which elections each stakeholder shall
be entitled to one vote for each share
of stock. owned by such stockholder.
which vote. may be cast In person or
by proxy; and until the election of such
officers on the first Monday Of Octo-'
Der, 1919, the following named persons
shall be the directors Of such corpora
ton, to-wit w. T. Smith, q. H. Ruth,
w. G. Strickler. F. M. Wilbur, Q. p.
Cook, ID. A. Collision, James J. Fitz-
patrick, F. J. whitaker. M. U. Chesire.
Bert Everist, r.. N. Selby, r. w. Scott.
The directors at theft first meeting in
each year shall elect from their own
d president. Vice president.
secretary and treasurer. who shall
ffiu;.i .,ffi... III o1ie car iiti u;itM the!r
respective successors are elected and
qualified.
The highest amount Of indebtedness
to(which said corporation shall at any
time subject itself shall not exceed
two-thirds OF Ats paid up capital stock.
The private property OF the members
OF said corporation shalt be exempt
from liability for the debts Of said oor-
poration. y Il,
N r. Smith.
G. n. Ruth.
i;i3 = E5 = W g, Strickier. s=7 81
rs M. wilbur.
G. r. Cook.
81 .. A. Collision.
James j. Fitzpatrick
Isl F. y. Whitaker.
M. u. Chpsire.
SS Bert Evetist.
q r N. Selby. Il
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