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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-13
FARM SELLS FOR s37S.
1. r. Grimes Buys Seventy Acres Near
Green Mountain.


Another farm sale at more than or
dinariiy high prices, considering loca-
ton, character of the land and i'm
provements, was the purchase by l.. Il.
Grimes. Of the Green Mountain neigh
borhood. OF the seventy-acrc farm own
cd by l.. NJ. futile. Grimes paid sa7a
an acre for the land.
II adjoins on the west the Ives
eighty, purchased by Grimes n short
time ago for $685.. making the $50 acres
average slightly more than $780, Bot
the farms lie well and are close to mar
ket and both have sets OF improve
monts. II IL said that Mr.. Grimes ex-
poets TO occupy and farm the land. ho
having sold his quarter north OF Green
Mountain to Mundy & Scott little
time ago for s2t5.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-13
Veteran Masons Honor Wells.

John Nv. Wells. one OF the veteran
members OF the Masonic lodge OF THIS
oity, was honored mt the Masonic
grand lodge meeting, held In Cedar
Rapids this week. by being elected
secretary treasurer. OF the Masonic
Veterans Association OF Iowa. TO be
eligible TO membership in this society
one must have been member OF the
fraternity in good standing for at least
twenty-five years.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-13
Musical Club to Hold Festival.

The annual spring festival OF the
Tuesday Musical Club is to be held
Tuesday, June -, In Shrubs hail. when
Mrs. Helen Abbott Byfield, Of Chica-
go. will be the soloist. AS In former
years, the members will invite their
friends and families to be guests at the
musical affair. which will close the
years work of the club.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-13

20 tbs consumptive ward In the base
hospital at Camp Dodge and now the
Enoidicra want fanother. Donations OF
/ tan inch knitted sduares or IN" yarn
for the squares of AN 1fshan VIII he
received by Mrs, Lydia Birks. eio
North First avenue. phone red lsae'
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-13
ceuntv Board Strike. AVERAGES.

The board Of supervisors met Thurs
day to pass on township taxable aver
ages on land and live stock. The pur-
pose OF striking an average is to make
assessments equitable in the various
townships. and from the averages fur
nished by the boards Of the state the
state executive council will fix the
averages for the counties.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-13

see petition nov a. file.
Now. unlsss you appear In the de-
Tense thrSto at or before noon Of the
second day OF the next september term
OF said court to be begun and held Mt
Marshailtown. Iowa. on the first day
Of September. A. D.-isis. your default
will be entered and n deeres OF ALSO
lutte divorce rendered theron rs pray
ed for In said petition and according TO
law.
Dated this iath dav OF June, A. ID.
1919.
~ HOLT h ALBntE
AttorncYa for plalntIff.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-13
Wants Furnished Rooms.

We. want to rent three furnished
rooms from June 20 to July 10. with
or without board. Would take furnish
ed house. Leave. word with ID. w.
Norris. There are five in our family
and We will arrive in Marshalltown
June 10Th. We have made arrange
ments for a house after July 10. I. {.
Cartwright. ..........-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-13
Wealthy Widow Would
Wed Again

"Now that my stomach trouble has
all disappeared since taking a course
OF Mayr's Wonderful Remedy would
even consider getting married again. I
cannot tell YOU how terribly suffered
before taking this great remedy" 1t
is a simple, harmless preparation that
removes the catarrhal muscus from the
intestinal tract and allays the inflam-
NATION which causes practically all
stomach, liver and intestinal ailments,
including appendicitis. One dose will
convince or money refunded.
Old Reliable Drug Company. Henry
S. Mayer and druggists everywhere.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-13

Pure lard. So cents per poundi beer
rpasts. 20 cents per pound; beef Doll
is cents per pound, plenty vesi, lamb
and pork. Posey Meat and Provision
Company. 10 south First avenue. phoHs
Sc
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-13
AGAINST SCHOOL BUILDING.
State Center Votes Down Proposal e
Build "Annes,"

Al Especial election called Thursdas
by the school board OF the Independent
district OF state Center TO vote on
proposal 10 build two-story frame
school house to accommodate the IN
creasing number OF pupils, the PROPOSE
ton was beaten ~ TO a.. Twenty
three women voted, 10 for ana 10
against Il. The school board viii be-
gin at once TO make some other plan'
for the accommodation OF pupils.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-13
Saturday Meat Specials.

Pure lard, 3s cents per pound; beef
roasts, 25 cents per pound; beef boil
IS cents per pound; plenty veal, lamb
and pork. Posey Meat and Provision
Company. 10 South First avenue, phone
S22.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-13

N tke ols4piet csuvt ~ The State o.
iewa In and Fer Marshall County.
Anna Uphoff. plaintiff. vs.. Fred Uphoff,
defendant; september term, A. d.
1919; original notice.
To Fred Uphoff:
You are hereby notified that there
IL nSS, on file In the office OF the clerk
Of 'tkS. district court OF the state or
Iowa. within and for the county or
Marshall. the petition of Anna uphof.
plaintiff. claiming of you and from you,
a divorce on the grounds OF cruel and
fnhuman treatment, and on the grounds
OF desertion, and for further particulars
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-13

Soldiers Want Another Afghan.
The local chapter Of the War Moth
ers Of America sent knitted afghan
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-13
liesnssd 20 We'd.

Oral william Blake. aged 20. and Miss
Stella A./Robison. aged Is. both Of this
city,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-13
Strawberries! strswb.rrie.t

Now is the time to get them for
canning, 1915 per crate. They will
only last a few days. Independent
Fruit Company.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-10
FIND TWENTY
 MILKMEN ARE
 USING WATER

Hartford, Oct. 10.---Due to the ac- Thomas Holt, state dairy and food commissioner, several milk dealers were given hearings in the commits sioners office yesterday, and follow ing the taking of evidence, Commits sioner Holt announced that several of the dealers will be prosecuted. The names will be sent to the prosecuting attorneys where the milk watering took place, and speedy action re- quested.
 Milk dealers from Newtown, Brook field, Monroe. Guilford and other places were summoned to appear yes terday before Commissioner Holt to explain the presence of so much water in their milk, and in nearly all the cases, Commissioner Holt said, evil dence was secured that will cause him to ask for warrants, and have the dealers tried in court.
 None of them admitted intention ally watering their milk, but the evil dence was so conclusive to the com missioner that he decided to ask for the arrest of the dealers. Just what was testified to at the hearings was not given out.
 Complaints have been received from throughout the state that dealers have been diluting their milk with water, and selling the milk at the highest possible figure. Commissioner Holt sent four inspectors to towns in Fair field county, where many of the com plaints originated. and had the milk examined on the same morning in or der that a sample could be secured hnfN rf %Ia of what was going to happen to them The inspectors reported to Commis- sfoner Holt that approximately twenty dealers were guilty of watering their milk and accordingly the commits sioner ordered them to report at his office to give reasons, if they had any, why they shouldn't be prosecuted.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-10
S5,OOO IN BANK
 BUT NE TOOK
 WOMAN'S CASH
Man From Denver Works Clever Film -Flam
 Game.

About two weeks ago, Mrs. Chris tina Berie, of 677 Fairfield avenue, rented two rooms in her house to a pr. Warner, who claimed Denver, Col. as his home town. The doctor agreed to pay a rental of $150 per month for the two rooms, and show ed Mrs. Berie a handbook made out in his name with $5,O00 on the credit side. The woman took this as suf- ficient evidence that pr. Warner was able to pay his rent for a few months a. t1east.
 The man from Denver then took Mrs Berie further into his confidence by allowing her to order S250 worth of furniture for him at the D. M. Read Co.'S store In order to inn press his landlady even more, the doc tor entered into negotiations for an automobile.
 A couple of days ago, however, Dr. Warner found himself a little short of ready cash so he requested a s2O loan from Mrs. Berie. He se- peared with the coin. Mrs. Berie is still awaiting the return of the doctor.
 The matter has been reported to the police, and the officers are now hunting for the confidence artist. It is believed that he intended to work Bridgeport business men for good haul. but was scared off before he had time to carry out his plans. The man is said to be 6S years of age, and is probably an old hand at the f1im-fam game.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-10
TODAY'S WANTS
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

AUCTION, Saturday, Oct Il, 1 p. nl.-. Furniture, rugs 9X12, dining room suite complete, kitchen stoves, new and old mattresses, bed, springs, barber chair, electric and gas lamps, oil and gas heaters and articles too numerous to mention, at S61 State St. a*p
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-10

MAKE beer, wines, liquors, etc, in your own home, with common cook ing utensils. Good old frothy beer, night-caps and eye-openers with all the punch you want. Ingredients harmless, purchased anywhere; 24 formulas for S1. Newman's Home Brewing, P. O. Box SIS, Meriden, Conn. GlOdFp
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-10

TO RENT-A large, airy room suit able for l. 2 or 3 gentlemen. 43 Wordin Ave, West End. L22s*p
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-10
AUTO REPAIRING

AUTO repairing and machine work;
 all kinds of auto repairing; machine and tool work of every description;
 unsatisfactory work not done here;
 we always satisfy. Star Auto Ma chine Co.,, 673 Housatonic Ave, cor. Grand St. Barnum 2559. '19G10a.ll*
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-10

FOR SALE-Ford touring car, with self starter, cleo t-ic; run about 500 miles. Owner moving away. Box x Y z. G10d*
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-10
WANTED TO BUY

ALL KINDS of second hand furniture;
 we pay highest prices. Thomas Tongas, 697 Broad St.. corner South Ave Phone Noble 1852. '19L7all*
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-02-07
uannIs Siding

Messrs. Charles and Edward Long.
xho were On The sick list are able 10
be ont again and we are gIad to see
them.
Mr. JacohIna Long, who had been
confined TO the house nursing an old
duck foot which he received as
Christmas present from one OF his
friends, Is able 10 be about again.
Col. Murdoch has sold his bean
erdp to Billy but they have not been
delivered The Colonel also traded
hogs with DIIIy last week and will
start the hog breeding business
Quite a number of the weather board
Ing on the rolonels harm has
blown loose and II he don't soon buy
some nails and fasten them they may
blow on to some other town and he
may be Obliged to pay postage to have
them returned.
August Wife has contract paving
u walk to his dairy. The material be-
ine used Is oyster shells.
slippery Tom has returned from
the mountains and is boarding near
garroilton at present. Ne hope he
viii have an enjoyable vacation.
MeHenry Marshall has finished can
ming Mrs HofTman's peraImon crdl
and Is now making PREPARATION to take
Of the bug crop on Mr.. Lewis Meyers
! potato patch this coming season. We
hone he may ind good market for
this delicious product.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-02-07
PUBLIC SAIEi

TIE undersigned I'll sell Hi public sale
On bis premises. At Gambler. adjoining u.
7. Poole aud George Gofsaeh. On State
aosDAY, FEBRUARY 81. 1919. = - .. m.
lie following property. HaY uHrze, Pat.
leader; dark Ia Horse, Del. leader.
xszTH old: one MnIe good leader. FRESH
90. falf By side: IIeIfers. ~ y fresh
b Marcia JaTHsY Heifefz. siIh calf
IHegd Sow vii pigs; 10 HHgats, TO-
nsefIng binder. Rend 80 HeH. foot cut
superior grain 1FIIi. horse re. shorse
HIHdHbHker wagon. large wagon beds.
IFuek wagon. rellsT. corn plaaIsE 2 NOV.
faaI. sulky plaH. Oliver chilled plow,
s1HHeuze weed nIoE. covered WAGON. trap,
tire baEExz Side dr. Hets o.
sood 80 ~ = n ~ Of f - sSS
weather. boarding hay corn - The bar
n. 81 buggy haFnsHs. : Wort brides,
cellars. chsrk In. lad lie. lead rein,
nIse. s.leF rleH. ; shovel pI0aH large
80 sire streiHH.T. hay f0fk 81 10 frst
q Eens. siagls. Henbls and 1TInIa lfees.
n.le. WAGON rele. riding saddle I'D bride
aIHneT bril J al#zIHE Irons zEaHH shovel.
zHass.la faFEHz cutting he hHambie
z.xIhe. hoRshsza. mat,oetz. -. hafa
NJ seta hui IHaesss stTaH HHIIHE. corn
HHHIIsfi no-eRg IUEnHa or. coed Ha new: =
HfIIaks sleigh bell if.bGaEsz MEASURES.
pei ussasufas ; HHHa saws. ere Ent aae.
IuHz saw and hare. 3 haInHNzz. buNhei
zzzEaI barrels IHHkaF sticks. @HEkH. nte
uaaseiaid Eaaaz-1ak bed feeHz zulL bed
I'D. glass cupboard. 8ak extension table.
sHzaH. carpet. I'D springs H.Haa table.
: stands sDHfHZ Il aHk chafHz. mi. safe.
HHHI.E suit, #IH=sz oak hui Hsr tilH
- ash stand ; rocking ehzIHzZ akAlHE
chairs lpl mating tnilct saIz= - xIudew
shades. pafF riding leFRiBss sHHIF carpet.
I'D 70. aaiieu IaFHs milk HuHzz fhandes
L. lamps nj uxEn. box IhFIzzznHa balls.
zHHzazn htnHeT. 2 sausage HEIHzHHH, lfon
EHIIIH 2 10 KaIIaH rhnfbs, GzHzHH dishes
- sash HaIIzEz Izfs fakEz. - forks.
- HuHneruHH aIzzH# ARTICLES
Izxms ~ HaIHIz2n sums e = and uns
DE-. cash. % 81 zaHA ever = ) credit or
Z EaauihR will - zIFsn on naIH. 9Th Apt
uHsIsa aecuritY. hsaflnE interest from day
= HzI#.
4oHs O 1850
= : Crawford. AaeI ~
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-02-07

sIonesifeTz near Gran
II 10 received : stroke o
nzralysis some time ago. : danger
aualy i'll.
! Private Paul Lease Who received
Ms discharge from the Army al
Camp Meade last Saturday Is now al
hla home
Mr. Frank 5. Stewart. o. Frank 5.
Stewart G Co. Main & John streets
says he Is stu IN business and Invites
yon to call and see BIN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Bankert and
daughter, Of Baltimore. we're Sun
day guests Of his sister. hrs. Charles
Brown. East Main street.
Lieut.. carbery Boyle, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph b. Boyle, this city.
received his discharge from the Army
Saturday and returned here Sunday
from Camp DeTens. Mass.
J II. TEmberman, who recently
purchased the Daniel Utz farm near
New Windsor. died very suddenly at
Cambridge, Chic, on Friday last.
Mr Timberman was in the employ
Of the p. / o. Railroad Co with
headquarters n Philadelphia.
Sergeant Roland r. Ri. who ha4
spent nine months In France and ar
rlYed at Camp Meade recently was
mustered out 0f service "Wednesday
and returned % his home yesterday.
Sergeant RilI surprised his parents
when he arrived home as he kept his
homa coming ; secret
Last Sunday II the opening OF the
drive for funds for reconstruction
work In France. by the Reformed
church, st. Maryis congregation. Sill
xeT Run. Res. John s. Adam. pastor.
oxersubscribed their allotment OF
sz07. by over 100. They receiped IN
cash 1910, with pledges for at least
100. The allotment for the Reform
ID churches Of the county + 81 900.
The Hanover. Pa, poaloTilee was
burglarlzed b professional 'yeggs"
Tuesday might and over $4,000 In
Var Savings Stamps. Thrift Stamps
and one and Two cents postage
stamps are missing. also m nndeter-
mined amount Of postal matter The
large vault u The building In the
money order department Has blown
onen and the Hmall safe n the vault
containing the stamps .aa then
blown. The men who id the Job
ueTe professional safe blowers.
They escaped
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-02-07

Mr and Mrs.. LAWS 4 =
Iansco, received another
their son, Private Roland
%. NJ, 3I3th Infantry, 81
stating he i .. K.
/ Attorney Charles o. zaon haE
been appointed auditor b. Chief judge
CT caused By the death 81 the late
Charles e. Fink. who had been audi.
tor for the past six months.
The fraternal order of Eagles, this
city fi0cked to the Maryland Lunch
room and enjoyed banquet pre-
pared for them The Eagles are q
Jolly lot of men and the order is be-
coming more popular each day.
Mr.. A. L. Williams, this city has q
flock of 46 Barred Plymouth Rock
pullets that has record of laying a
little more than 3 dozen eggs per
day during most OF the month OF
January. Some days as many as 10
eggs we're gathered.
Our new Republic fire truck for
Westminster Fire Company has ar
rived and Is At " II. Davis : Co., the
agents, John street. The IRE truck
Il painted a real bright red With trim
mIngs to suit. The fire fighter looks
as we'll as any other and no doubt
vii fill every part II Is supposed to
do.
The driver Of the U. s. mail bus.
running between Baltimore and
Gettysburg. reports that he vas held
up on the Double Pipe Creek Hill.
near. Union Mills. at about . o'clock
Tuesday morning, by two colOred
men While one Of them covered the
messenger with a revolver. the other
opened the mail sacks and searched tor
parcel post packages Of value
There was only a light mall that
morning and they found nothing
valuable. After the search. the mes
senger was released and told by the
hIghwaymen 70 go ont" and I did !.
replied the driver.
You are OF course thoroughly famiI-
Iar with the organization Of the Coun-
ell Of Defense system throughout the
country. Under the Council Of Ma
IIonal Defense n Washington. consist
Ing 81 the Secretaries of War. Navy.
Interior. Agriculture. Commerce. and
Labor, and with Groesyenof D. Clark
son as Director. there has been built
up under the governors Of The forty
eight states complete defense system
nov consisting In addition 10 the
state organization OF 1000 counties.
DOE women's divisions. md some
1G4. 900 community and municipal
units. This Ersat field machinery has
represented the people n he United
States In Washington and has carried
through to the smallest community
the problems and measures of the ma
tional government during the war.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-02-07
HnEsItuatIen.

n reply to IN article IN the Balti-
more Sun On February lEt 1913. head
ID. Milk Prices VIII Fall / would
gay In order % let the producers Of
our association know 10 far IA Car
roll county members are concerned.
the status Of he situation ! meet
Ing was called BY the Mlik Bottler's
Association 81 Baltimore md the d.
reeIors Of the state DalrYmen's As
aoelatlon On Thursday, January 50.
The purpose d isis meeting from the
dealers stand point With IT. Hop
kIns. head Of he Health Department
back OF them. Has TO cuI he SEIZED
ne Of prices that had been agreed
upon taking eject September |. 1918
md Effective until MaY I, 1918.
Nth the provision that i feed went
- milk prices would advance and II
feed declined milk prices would 70
down The truth OF the matter In that
feed has advanced and through the
slick manipulation OF the dealers and
the health department baoE Of them.
have succeeded IN cutting IL price 70
3 cents per gallon for the month O
February, | Hant TO say MT= gist and
myself represented Carroll county at
this meeting md stood firm through
on the meeting and would not agree
II lower the price until MaY / But
according to he article contained in
Saturday mornings Sun Of February
aome OF the dealers and directors
0f the State DaiTymen'a Association.
came 10 the agreement Ire following
day. when Ws xere not present. II
HH would hHFe been present. We
would not haze approved any change
IN the schedule Of prices agreed 70
and effective until May !. DR.. Hop.
kIna also say n this same article q
February | that milk should be Il
cents quart n winter and Il cents
n summer n making thIa statement
! would Ike he Doctor n tell on
what he bases the costs Of prOdue-
ton. II IL m easy matter Ior The Doc.
Tor 10 sit back in his Office At the
health department, and suggest milk
prices. when ne truth Of The matter
i. he knows nothing about he cost Of
producing 4 gallon OF miIE Now
want 10 impress upon the members oi
the Garrofl County DaIrYmen.s Az.
H8NIHlluHf TT II w NJ HMA hhiHE
IeI Us 40 strengthen our organization
N Carroll thu II the time comes as
Il did last Spring. that We I'll be able
10 take the initiative and demand 4
price for our milk that VII enable u
tn stay In The business.
Il SMITH sNADER,
President Of Carroll County Branch
Of State DaIrymen's Association.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-02-07
LOCAL AFFAIRS

Next Friday Il 81. Valentines day
Lieut. J. Howell BlllIngslea, Jr.
has returned from France. lie en-
listed in the Engineer Corps.
Mr.. Joseph Burns and Mr. Haldam
Kramer. of Oxford, Ohio, are visiting
relatives and friends in this county.
Mr. Joseph Burns and Mr. Haldam
Kramer, OF Oxford. Ohio IRE spend
ing several days with MT. Burns
uncle, Josephus Ditman. this city
). L. Fisher, optometrlat and opti-
eIan OF Baltimore announces that he
vii be - noyle'a drug store. West
minister. every Wednesday Next
visit February 18th.
A marriage license WIS Issued in
Baltimore Monday 90 James Fred
zepp, Washington. son nf Mr. and
Hrs. Thomas Zepp. Chase street, and
Miss Viola {. Acton. Washington.
The children IN the primary room at
Tarfieldsburg school who we're pres
ent every daY during January were
- follows: Donald Beaver. John
Beaver, Mary zepp, Grace Zapp, Jesse
Beaver, Clarence Cook. Gladys Ow-
InEs. Sarah Beaver. james Cook.
Nary Cook and BERTHE OwIngH.
Discovery q IN Illicit Eli. where
KaHt Quantities OF .moonshinen
whisky and alcohol were being manu-
featured. was made at Valley Stream.
Long Island. about sixteen miles
from New York. according 10 local
agents OF Inc Federal Internal
Revenue Service Three alleged
amoonshinersh we're arrested.
! cable was received IN Baltimore
from a member of the 115th Infantry.
l9Ih division stating thai sailing
orders had been received by thai
division and that they vii soon be
home. The men from this city. for
merly Company II of the First Regl-
ment, now Company e. 18th Ma
chine Gun Battalion are IN this di=
vision.
During the past week the arrange
ments for the Congress tn be held al
New York On February 9TH and 9Th
IN favor of 4 League OF Nations have
been progressing rapidly. ! large
number Of additional delegates have
expressed their intention Of attend
ing, among whom are DR. and Mrs
Henry M. Fitzhugh. this city. and
John e. Davidson, TaneytoWn.
The Memorial Concert planned b,
the Oratorio Society of Baltimore has
been called OF. owing to the protests
against the conductor, Joseph Pache
} registered alien enemy. While thu
society passed resolutions setting
forth its confidence In the leader. tn
many protests by prominent people
Of Maryland resulted IN the decision
10 abandon the plans. u am through
With Baltimore" said Mr.. Pache. e
viii never conduct a concert in TIL
city again. have resigned iron
ne society. The concert vas callet
Of only because Of the embarrasa
ment 1t may have brought to tn
members and subscribers Of the or
ganization. - for the criticism
against me. am content 10 rest upo
ny own merits. My life N this. cit
Tor the past q years has been lik
an open book for anyone u read VIII
may so desire" Mr.. Paeh had OF
local oraforIeaI society under his II
HIruntions which held IL rehearsal
: the Westminster HIgh Sehel
building.