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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-06
Attention T. p. A.

Every member should attend meet
ing to be held Saturday evening. May
10, p. m. sharp, Commercial Club,
and hear report from your convention
delegation, who were successful IN
bringing the 1920 convention to Mar
shalltown. Let's have a 100 per cent
turn out for this occasion, and help
make our task as light as possible.
there Is much 10 be done and the as
sistance Of everyone is expected
A. C. volker. Secretary.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-06
RAlNsoWs TO GO THRU CITY.
At Least One and Perhaps Two Sec
items Routed Thru Here.

At Least One ana FernaPS W. WV
items Routed Thru Here.
According to information sent ou'
from both Council Bluffs and Des
Moines at least part of the l6sth reg'-
ment of the Rainbow division has been
routed thru this city on its way from
the east to Camp Dodge. The latest
information is to the effect that the
regiment will entS,in at Camp Upton
next Sunday and is expected to reach
Des Mones Tuesday or "Wednesday
morning.
The regiment will be moved in three
trains. One train that 1t is certain
will pass thru here over the Chicago
Great Western will enter the state al
Dubuque and stop there and at Water
loo. Another section that is scheduled
to stop at Cedar Rapids may also pass
thru this city over the Northwestern,
altho this train may be sent from
Cedar RAPIDS to Des Moines over the
Chicago Milwaukee and st. Paul. Ac-
cording to schedules as given out one
or both OF these sections should pass
thru this city Tuesday afternoon or
night.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-06
Nsw. ss L;.eemh.

Nr. and Mrs. Ray Duffy are the
parents Of gon born Monday morn
ing.
Mrs. L. c. Biersborn IL visiting at
the home OF her son, H. A. Hersborn,
al Garwin.
Mrs. Frona scott returned home
Saturday from Milwaukee where she
hag been visiting for few weeks since
ner return from Florida. Her nephew;
Shirley Strong, accompanied her home
ana will remain for two weeks stay.
on Sunday Mrg. Scott war the guest OF
honor ut a dinner given by the .nem-
Derg OF her Sunday school class.
Nj, and Mrs. Harry Easton IRE the
parents OK son, born TUESDAY night.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-06
|; LEMON JUICE
FOR FREcKLEs
/ Girls! Make beauty lotion Tor
a few cents-Try It!

Squeeze the juice of two lemons into
q bottle containing three ounces OF
orchard white. shake well, and you
have quarter pint Of the best freckie
and tan lotion, and complexion beauti-
fier, at very, very small cost.
Your grocer has the lemons and any
drug store or toilet counter Will supply
three ounces Of orchard white for g. few se
cents. Massage this sweetly FRAGRANT
lotion into the face. neck, arms and
hands each day and see how frecFIcs
and blemis.ies disappear and how clear,
soft and rosy white tho skin becomes
Yes! It Is harmless and never trri-
,tates,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-06
Dies at Wallinqford.

Mrs. C. Sandvig went this morning
to Wallingforl where she was called
by a message telling of the death of
Mrs. Sandvig's nephew's wife, Mrs.
Arthur Andell. who died very sudden
~ Monday. Ir. and Mrs. Andell for
merly made their home in this city
for several years prior to few years
ago Mrs. Andell was % years old
and leaves beside her husband two
small children. The funeral services
are to be held at / O'Clock Wednesday
and burial will be at Wallingford. The
cause of hex death was not given IN
the message.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-06
SURPRISES COURT BY CHANGING
PLEA, ADMITTING GUILT
As FoReER. we
NO DATE SET FOR
PASSING SENTENCE
Two state Cases Dismissed on Motion
Of County Attorncy-Frank Sehinko
and c. Palmos and 7. Fotopou'a'
Released - Brewer Case Probably
Will Be Finished Today.

Walter Engleman, alias Earl Miller
indicted on charge of forgery ana
awaiting trial, surprised the court late
Monday by changing his plea OF not
guilty to one of guilty as charged. NO
time was set for pronouncing sentence
by the court Engleman, or Miller,
was arrested on a charge of passing
bogus checks on several local mer-
chants and after his incarceration IL
was found that he was wanted as
deserter from Camp Custer, Mich.
Date was once set for trial but q
continuance was sought by the county
attorney and granted. The case was
to have been heard this week.
Two Other Cases Dismissed.
Two criminal cases were dismissed
Monday in district court on motion or
County Attorney Hoover. The case
Of the state VS.. Frank Schinko was
dismissed for want of evidence, and
that against C. Palmos and T. Foto-
poulas for want of evidence because
of the absence of witnesses from the
state
Schinko was indicted in November,
on transcript of the hearing in Justice
Peek's court, for threatening to COM
nit public offeuse." Palmos and
fotopauios. cafe managers. were in
dicted on a charge of maintaining a
house resorted to for gambling.
Brewer Case Near Conclusion.
The case Of the state VS.. f. w.
Brewer occupied the attention of the
court all day Monday and was expect
ed to continue thruout today. The de-
PENDANT was on the stand this forenoon
and there was a probability that the
arguments would be made this after
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-06
CUMMINGS BUILDS GARAGE.
Ground Broken For Large Building a
!os East State Street.

Ground is being broken this week Tor
the erection Of a large two-story brick
building at l25 East State street, by
Judge 3. F. Cummings, the building to
be used as a garage and automobile
repair shop. The dimensions Of the
structure will be 60xl40 feet. Work on
the building will begin as soon as
weather conditions permit and 1t will
be hurried to completion.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-06
Start Oilina Station.

The Standard Oil Company that pur-
chased the vacant lot at the south
west corner of Church and Seventh
streets for an oiling station has start
ed excavation for pits for tanks and
foundation for the building. The build
ing and drives will be completed as
soon as the weather will permit.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-06
River Drops Few Inches.

The iowa river which came up TO
bank full Sunday and in some places
flooded the lower ground near tse
river upstream from the dam went
down a little during Monday night. AZ
the city pumping station this forenoon
it was said that the river had gone
down about six inches and IL was
thought that it was still dropping this
forenoon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-06

In Selecting q Suit the First consid.
Grafton 10 to Get a Suit That One
viii Make the Best Appearance In
Must Be Made to Your Measure.

You can not make the best appear
to your measure. II must be made OF
all wool goods. have the best OF tailor
ing and made to ft your own in
dlvidual shape in every detail.
You will be pleased with our high
grade tailoring and our specially low
prices. Our system saves you money.
National Wooden Mills, Quality Tall
ors, over strand Theatcr. W. l.,
Jones. Manager.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-06
Local Weather Record.

Sixty-three and 40 were the ex-
tremes Of temperature Monday, com
pared with g. and 40 Sunday and SO
and 50 a year ago Monday. At z this
morning the temperature was A. com
pared with Al at the correspondent
hour Monday morning. The rainfall
Monday night was 81 of an inch.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-06
May Breakfast.

The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian
church will serve breakfast in the
church basement Wednesday. May 7,
from $3.50 until 10 a. m. Menu: Orange
sc, oatmeal 10c, bacon Zoe, egg DC,
toast 5, waffle 10 cents. coffee sc. Com
mittee.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-06
RHODES TO GRADUATE FOUR.
:heci c>--.::s>ss-@,SSnt 10 Sc Heio Fri
day Night at Opera House.

day Night at Opera House.
A class of four, two girls and two
boys, will be graduated by the Rhodes
nigh school at commencement exer-
cises 10 be held at the opera house Fri
day night, May 8. Professor Wassam,
Pm. D.. OF the State University OF Iowa,
will deliver the commencement adj
dress. The seniors to be graduated
are Lillian Shaw, Florence Ginter, FL
mer Rohrer and Merle Lands.
The senior class play "A Poor Mar
ried Man" will be presented Wedncs-
day night and the annual reception
Of the Rhodes High School Alumni
Association will he held Thursday eve
ming AZ s O'Clock at the high school
assembly room. Rev. Mr.. Dole. of Mel
bourne, preached the baccaiaureate
sermon Sunday night at the opera
house. Elder Charles Nirk assisted in
the service.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-06
Card 81 rhsnEs.

We wish 20 thank our friends and
neighbors for their kindness and sym
patty during our recent bereavement
Mrs. Charles Norby, Francis Norby
and Will Norby. N
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-06

Twenty-six members Of the Phila-
then class OF the Methodist church
held their annual meeting Monday sv-
ening and enjoyed supper at the Y. w.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-06

C. A, A social hour followed the busi.
ness meeting which was held In the
evening. The meeting was In charge
Of the social committee OF the claAs.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-06
Motto. to Water Consumers.

All water rentals are now due a.
the City Clerks office. No discount
after May Is. o. A. Rosengren, City
Clerk.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-06
I;eensed to Work,

Royal A. wieneke, aged p. and Miss
Elsie NJ. Bader, aged "a, uotD "a
Center.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-06

w. T. Scott, Penn Mutual Life In
surance. Iowa Savings Bank building.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-01
st nicirt Tlna.

Sra GI2n1art ifrioes iii "6Iensb.
Ap.": Sort eiter Srcoarsfrigen alt.
ifoiieoe 8aoroeierne / Glsmarf Ionlt
Ssrgen Gbriitenicn / Maifro ct 0an.
nebrogSilog, loln bIep heiit peb 9rpl-
Iitpper % ouOre 2ailigbeoer / gpen,
IGrlig peo en- SET, iom aibolotes
bert Mar Ben 14oe Suni peo "9iti,S.
@ilbet". Si0ltc Gang, Tlaget bar
beIit, bar peb MI aioeoe Sans Gbri-
eitnicnS @rpa1p, iom fanbt Stcb
iioit Sluni 1868. Siben bcn 5io
err oct bIepet gicnlt paa iorifielige
Steoer; for Chen ~opbcoares set
hos Ell Ssmpbottar al iSrn1pnte s.
Gbriitericn, Iom cr gilt / gIsmarf.
Nloget er goht beuaret % oil iiffcrt
gIGoe aue @cboerne / Glsmarf ben
Ing, oa oct irit fan poie paa oen
bpic @affe oeo 9pen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-01
Sra Scnoerivuano.
~ 2~anbraao.

"SeimooI" ifriper: Noar man
fominer no blanbt 2anbbciolfninoen
/ De noroiIespigife arebie, er Oct paa.
faloenoe, bpor iterf Carmen itnoo De
IofoIe Wpnbisbeoer sisr Jig sjaloen.
De. Get er 10 neiten operaIt oct gam.
lie Stpres Weno, Iom elbnu iiboer
og breber iig.
Stgrlt CT uimobiigeligt Sarmct
imoo Sanoraao b. Sd)snberg / Spn.
oerbor9. Spis Sr. b. Sd)erbers bar
lat liz til Wtool at polbe lin &reoS'
9ebocre Dem itprite @Ipoe peb i'm 9lf.
relic, laa mo oct inorsmmes, al ban
bar rorltaaet lit aram. San er ben,
paa bpem Nnlparet for nleget al oct,
lom ltete mco Ssroerborg areos'
@eboere peo arlgeils %llbbri;o, ialOer.
San er Den, Iom bprer InIuGret for,
at mangen 6a~rnilieiaber fra Mls %
Sunopeo, oniete W9no meo itorc
SanobrugSoriiter, / oper 3 Iar life
flnoe faa Srlop biem, at Dc tperti-
moo unoer ertra 6oranitaltnlnser
Ienbtes ina langt bort iom muligt,
belit iii Srontcn. UT ban tiltrpos
berfor blcp oeforeret nleb Segnet for
ilOpiit Sapperbeo, Sernforlet, tit Jig
Ell ilot &iua paa &reoIens 9efoit.
ming, tit cn "areoa NutomcpiI"o.I.u.,
oct bar egentli9 life iorbauiet @I5.
ingerre eIler Srnoepeoboerne, men
De bar better life bioraget til at gjere
Salloroaoen mere pellet.
Sunoraao bon Sd)enbergs Sor.
gjpnger Sid)irifnit5 bolot al at BIT
be betegnet iom "areoIens Saoer".
@efolfningen uiIOe life ~afceptere BE.
tegnelicn. Waoife Sr. pom Shsn-
berg tal opNaa at faa Siluaunet
"&reoienS Steoiaber".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-01
Nooc XcrS CT
i~rcutDclcs Oirfjomt.

Set omerifanite Heoe aorS cr
ircnloeles pirtiomt / iorifielliee 2oloe
/ o. ubcnior europa. Hi 2a3arettcr
nleo en- Stab al tllialnmen so Heoe
GorS.Seltrc er pprettct / oct norbli9e
Serbicn uloer 2eoelie al ben ameri-
tanife Heoe aorS~-&ommisiion paa
galfan. llnoerretning ON bette er
nnlia inolSbet til Selifabets Sopeb.
foutor / @aibington ira grpeoi.
tioner@ Sperieiter, MiiS &elen Scott
San.
Gt 9a,nret meo 100 I'll 200 Senge,
oct ~ltsritc ionl er planlast, ifal op-
retteS ! @c!grob moer Seoelie az Or,
@corae :. Sarnopifi % Miis Sar.
riet 2eete iomr Sperisiter. 20 andre
2oSaretter iueo ca. 100 Senge er INT
Der Spirrelie paa CT Ear andre Ste
Der / Oct uoroIiae Serbien. Taa Ste
Der meo 10 I'll 10000 Snopaanere
bIir ser oprcttet Ell 5 cIlcr 6 2a3a'
retter nleS 80 Sense bpcr.
On Grpeoiticu al Is amerifanitl
Mshc aors.S eltre ifal mart aireil(
til Wontenearo. % III anoen Grpeoi
ton paa 10 Seitre ifal ienecs II
@r9fenlonb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-01
6Uprban SNifernc %agiterer.

Som ct Grenpel pea, bporleocS
Spitcrne / Senberiplano arbeiocr
Tor at ifaiic llnberifriiter paa beres
Troteit MOB, OF @r91rien flutes, Tor.
teller "6lensborg NpiS" om en- Ter-
itel9rer, ser for nplig biemIegte en-
Stiftelle bpor bl. a. Ell al DC ganle
apilloer ufpiltc bmn.
"a gobe Orb lite frli9teoe - for.
teller glaoet - prepeoe sSeritel9rc.
rem bet meb CRUEL: "Saafremt Ge
life ifriper unber, fan DC oen.e imor-
gem at blipe faitet no al Stiftelien."
Cen iprige G~mbebsmano bapOe
BOG iutet Sclo meo fig. Gen ganIe
Gpinoe lparebe: "Stiitellen er bpg.
get al gooe oanife WtGno, % jcs fri
Der life ltnoer,"
90 oerpeb blep oct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-01
Sumat Sumiaun / @elc.

Gn 4int-&arbc Tomatoes, Ell ltor
Spiieife @elotiu, en- Yint Sollillon
caer iterf aieOtroit lp,h er ganife
meget frpbret. Iiot 2egiait. Coma
tcrrc uofoqeS goot, tiliGtte& Solt %
Ieber oa files, 8elatineu opleie3.
9oooe Sen aiiileoc Somotiait, Se8.
ioit % @eIotinen rere5 lammen op
i @ouiQonen "a bringea til &uge-
pullftct oq files oerpaa igienlem Ell
I'M Gil % / &oriaon-aopper eler
onore lmoo hooper. @ iUtteS paa
IS % ipiiea olocleS foloe og er no
nterfet ioririifen0e paa Ell BARN Gag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-01

Set amcrifanife Hsoe aors bar
o%ficielt oemerltert ct / Vresien rpligt
ofientIiggiort @pgie ON at Selifabet
ifiloe babe godet ii,b paa at mootage
100000 fra De rusiiife @oIibepifers
@soe aors for at anpenoes til unoer.
itstteIiesarbeioe blonot riisiiife arigs-
ianger / TpifIano.
&soe &or5's Sopeofontor meb.
oeler, at Oct amerifanife Hsbe aors
life bar nogeniombeIit 6orbinbeIie
meo nogen 9oIfbepiforganiiation
Oct amerifanife &soe aors beitriber
ielp ale llogifter / 5orbinoelie meb
oct arbei6e oct uoisrer bIanbt De
rusiilfe arigsfaneer / 2piflano.
&soe 9orS bar / bisie Gage oper-
braget til gnlerican Committee for
&elief in the Near Gait iom 0ape
Sorraab al forifieuige Slag til en-
@proi al $1,553,9S2. 9isie Sor-
raao ifllloe uobeles al en- aommis-
lion, iom aomitcen ifal ienbe til Cir
melien % Sprien. Neoe aors bar
peo tioligere anleoninger ifiGnfet So
mltten tiliainmen $4.500,000 til 9in-
bring al Neo / Irneen, Sprieu %
Yaleltina.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-01
Sumnt @iSaue.

> Spiicitccr baffct 500, , Sp'1e'
ifecr Smeyiubititut, en- Sptlelte
@5cI, Ell G.uart NeIf, N Chart aalr'
Sc Tomatoes. en- 5heife Suffer, en-
opbrlffet "9}eO Eepper", ct ltoet
8ran "@orIit", ct 2aurb1rblao.
Ten hoffeoe ESQ brunes | SnlsrNhb-
Ititutet, ioa hopes Melet / % Oct re-
res til set cr icpilt. Zen fogenoe
Melf hUIoc2 % / oct % fo5eS 10
W1imiter. tomatoes fo9eS nteo DC
ouriae %~eitano0ele / 90 Ntirlter.
Sua lilies Set ~ / Suppetertnen %
oen footc Wielf lilies pp | Oct % plS-
pes goot ianmcn meo SomatmaSIcl'.
0cnne Suppe ialoer iITr ! @errerS
Smag ga Sen err i%tcrferc frporet emo
nuorc S~nmotilpper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-01

sizes "a, SO. 3S. 4O. ~, A and as inches
bust measure. Size 3S requires ~ yards
of p inch material. The dress measures
about 2N yards at the lower edge. Price,
10 cents.
24S0 - Ladies' Dress. Cut in 6 sizes
"a, 3G, IS. 40. AZ and a. inches bust
measure. Size 50 requires 6 yards of 36
inch material. Thu skirt measures a little
more than = yards at the foot. Price,
10 cents.
2776 Child's Dress. Cut in 4 sizes /:
.. 4, g and : years. Size 6 requires 27s
yards of ~ inch. material. Price. 10 cents.
23SS Ladies' Negligee. Cut in 4 sizes !:
Small, 1924 Medium, 36-3S Large, 4O-42.
and Extra Large, 44-46 inches bust
measure. Size Medium will require 5A
yards Of sc inch material. Price. 10 cent?.
27S3 - Child's Enlargement. Cut In )
sizes: 4, g. S, 10 and II years. Size 5
requires 9 yards of SO inch material. Price,
10 cents.
27s5-An Easy to Make Apron. Cut
in 4 sizes Small. 1924 Medium. 36-3S (;
Large. 4O-42; and Extra Large. 44-46 inches
bust measure. Size Medium requires IA
yards of SO inch material. Price, 10 cents.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-01
Gn mere aftncl Sang.

6orleoen reiite nogle Goriite, Ser
hapbe pPret til Wtsbe, nteb 9unnpifi-
bet ira Iabenroa til Senberborg,
iortGller "SeimsoaI". Nogle lrnse,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Spifere piloc
oriae oct banife Seilfab % lang,
bpao De fuloe butte al NiIen
"SeutIhluno iiber uuea".
0ct oallife Selifab blep imioiertio
life ~intponerct al benne araitprPitn
ton, % en- oliingit &onoGnulo raa
beoe Spiferne til before al lpnge
"0ie Wad)t on Gbcin", for MI fneb
Oct nof iGrligt OaroDcr.
0ereiter ielte Sc ltllge Wenneifer
life Srang til at fortiGtte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-01

o502 - Dress for Misses and Small
Women. Cut in 3 sizes 16. 1S and 20
years. Size IS will require 6A yards of
40 inch material. The skirt measures about
rs yard at the foot. Price. 10 cents.
2T1l 49, Girls Dress. Cut in 4 sizes I:
6. s, 10 and T. years. Size 10 requires 3ls
yards OF SO inch material for the dress
and II. yard for the bolero. Price, 10 cents.
2IS0 Girls Dress. Cut in 4 sizes I:
s. 10, II and IA years. Size II requires
3 yards OF SO inch material for the dress,
and ! yard for the jumper. Price. 10 cents.
27S1 - Ladies' Dress. Cut in sizes (:
"a. SO. 80. 40, A.. a. and 46 inches bust
measure. size 80 will require 4s yards OF
SO inch material for the dress, and 1Ts
yard for the jumper. The skirt measures
about ~ yard at the foot: Price. 10 cents.
27sa = Child's Set OF Short Clothes. Cut
in ) sizes: 8 mos, 1. 2. 5 and 4 years.
Size . will require for drawers l yard. for
~petticot rs yard. for dress "a yards Of
SO inch material. Price. 10 cents.
235S - hild's Rompers. Cut in 4 sizes
9. 4. q and : years. Size g requires 3k
yards Of SO inch material. Price. 10 cents:
PASS Ladies House Dress. Cut in Z
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-01
Sumat |puiQun meb Eiters.

On Guart &unoe tomatoes, ct
Qalrbprblab, 3 Neaiter, en- SptIe'fe
baffet SeQ, en- Ibeife Sclerifrs (Ge'
Ierp Seeo) eli 3int.aanbe @ouillon,
SaIt oo &cbcr. > aopper Glters, ct
99d. tomatoes. 2aurb9rblane, Nels
lifer, 500, Scllerifrs, Sollillon %
Salt og Nebcr foges ialrmlen | en-
boIp 3inc, iaa rsres sGg9ehpiocn o9
set flruite 9G1gcifal i boorpna Sup
ben Itaar nogIe WiniIter for at bllpe
flar % berpoa tiles iaicnnem ct alG-
Sc. Gitcr'ernc lrggea poa en- parnt
Nanbe, til Sc be1pnber at bsie 'tg %
runot aoutcn. oo bape& De ltror ~ !
@ouiupnen % Icrperes meo en- 8atl9
meo Grortona til.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-01
BUFFET 90 Kicffenet.
0ooc Meter Ium Tan lanes At "ean'
ncb 1umatp:s".
Cream Of 3umatp Snppe.

vi bar pitt ollie oen Grtdrtng, at
oenle Slags Srppe a pPre me
get goo, rig % jepn % appetitll9
nlel, ben fan ogioa ppre noget az Oct
uimageIi9ite en- fan irtte pad Dor
oct, bOis ben bar "ifilt ltg" loa oell
oiteoc Wielf iIpoer openpoa Den pan
Oigc, tpnOe Suppe. SeIp poa not.
'ao qooe Geitaurantcr fan man re-
litcre at foa Somot Suppe ! not
nGpnte 6orm - og Oen or I'll
at iao Nppetit al, oct er plit. Scent
meli9beoen meo at lnue Cream ot
Gomato.S rppe iaa Sen cr 900 %
life filler liz er, at man alorig
lfal bare Sontot Wa5ict op | Mel
fen men oltib bare Den fogutoe
Wiclf op i Iomatmo3iel og laa
life ln6e oeii foge eiter at Den TO
genOe Wfclf er rsrt /, men bare pIspe
Suppen goot og ~ieruere Den meo en-
@ang. Ser er ct QoOt 6orbolo at
loee Suppen al: On aonoe Coma
toes ioar ct Opfog % lilies oerpaa
iBiennen Ell CROP Gil CGti af'ile-
sc tpffc Wa5ie fon 9oOt tiliUttea
"GicaQopeo Somatoe2D. 5 Saiten
rerc9 Ell boIp Sbeife SoOd, e'tcr at
0cn er bGlot tilbage / Brpoen lgIen
% int poa Stopeu, % l%odlnort
Sfummet fonnler til Cocrilaoen,
ifunmc8 oct gobt al. Sun tlliptteS
Salt % Geber eitcr Snlag % Ell
Spiieife Smer - eQcr SmsrIublti-
INT, - iom err gleoct 8o0t 'ammci,
mco Ell Spiieife MeI. Gette iaar ct
Cpfog. Smiolerti0 bar en- Quart
Ntelt bIepet fogt, oerle babies % |
Gomat. Suppeu, piSpcs nleo en- "SSIre
@eGter" % ierpere5 itrnr rneo Grou.
tons til - Oct pil ilge Sreo lonl er
i%fuoret / Strimler % riitet % paa=
inturt llot Smer, clIcr ipm er Itegt
/ Snor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-01
Star Somntinppe.

Gn Quart Sontater o. Ell Gitart
@ano fo9c5 langiomt meo Ell Sfipe
2eq, ire Sfiper @ulcroO, 4 belle gtcl-
lifer, en- liben alpbe Suffer o. Salt
o. Eeber eiter Smog. Get naa fo8e
iagte / minoit en- halp Sinle % tiles
ga igiennem en- i'm Gil. 'Sar man
"Soba5co Sauce" tiliptte5 3 Sraa-
Der al Den % Ell tnIu Sbeite SODA,
Suppen iaar ct Spfog % leoneS
meo Ell Spiieife Smcriubititut, Itnl
er 9neoet iammen meo en- Spiieife
WteI, % ioa fo9ea Sitppen 9anltc
iuoat / Is Winuter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-01

saar Te isrunu reses enbHripf'cn' iem
teIi 9o'i. eusr sauianptsn,rs. Sei er NTH
isri a, 'ense Iii. genes I ainrtnee''ss srsoe
90 b, ian Tie err. oniporiiss Tor ssnss 10"
hlir eeris saa Seisn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-01
Sumuter meo DIT.

On S.uori aonoe Tomatoes, ell
stop 9reofrumnler, Ell haln Stop re
oct Dit, en- Spiieife imeltet Sntsr'
iubitihlt. Salt % aapenne Teber o9
bite lioet "@arlic". Somaterlie no
foge& qoot. lilies % tiIiatteS Salt os
Teber. Gu Gel al Entertainments
rsreS / o0 liot al Often. Ut Ste9e'
ioh anioe@ ouer meo Garlic" %
imareS oerpao % Tomatnas'en ba'
pes i, Heitrn al @rsofrrmInerne %
Often BABES oaa Toppcn oa lda ne
aeS set % @inuter / beo @aseroon,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-01-21
PRESIDENTS FORTUNES

The estate of 100000 left by Theo-
dore Roosevelt is a very moderate
fortune by New York standards, but
for a president one of unusual size.
1t ranks Mr.. Roosevelt, indeed, as
probably the country's richest chief
executive since Washington, and the
fact has suggestive interest. Many
a ruler of petty republic has become
a multi-millionaire, but no million.
sire has even been president of the
worlds greatest and richest republic,
and this Notwithstanding the altered
scale of personal wealth under which
the comparative magnitude Of en- ac-
emulation Of $1,0OO,OOO has de-
creased.
The Roosevelt fortune was different
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-01-21

moreover, in being mainly an inner
tied fortune. Its possessor may have
added to it in his lifetime, but, as in
the case of other presidents, most of
his personal earnings in a period of
forty years of public life were alb
sorbed in the support of his family
No other president has ever enjoyed
such advantages of remunerative pub
licity as Mr.. Roosevelt, and besides
his salary from official positions his
income from his books and from edi-
torial work must have been large. YET
it Is fair inference that if these had
been the sole source of his support
he would have died a poor man, as
Cleveland died, and also most of their
predecessors in the White House.
This has been the common financial
fate of presidents, and the example
of Mr.. Roosevelt probably merely
proves the rule that the office of pres
ident is not economically productive
in any logical proportion to its exalt.
ed state and onerous political quail
| fications.