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iSerenatas de amor! iAlegrias de aver!
Vuestro duce taner no quisiera escuchar;
que me haceis padecer, que me haceis recordar
otro tempo mcior que no puede volver....
iAlegrias de aver, no vengais a cantar
serenataS de amor que nos hacen l!orar!
Como duele sentir! ;Cuanto cuesta vivir
con 81 anSla de haNar otro mUndo meJor!
70 no acierto Il vivir, yo no puedo sufrir
este tragico hervir de mi mundo ;aterior -.
;Ay amor. ay hervor, ay dolor de vivir.
Ay placer de sufrir Y morir por amor!
Encendiome Ell fulgor de la audaz juventud.
conoci la inquietud, conoci la ansiedad,
V busque en- el amor ell caudal de salud
que saciara mi sed de belieza V verdad .....
Jay fatal juventud, Ay tremenda MERGED!
;Ay la fuente de amor que nos mata de sed!
rs la vida un manjar de a~gridulce sabcr.
una pena de amor que nos hace p!aHlr.
IN querer. un ardor, un Juror, IN tenor,
cuyo extrano excezor no Sc sabe decir....
:Ay eternc plahir. .Ay arGiente SAILOR,
iAv Ia pena de amor que nos hace morir.
Es aroma de flor Y es passion de mujer,
ES IN breve placer que trasciende a peSar,
de un ocaso de sol el sutil fenecer,
ell Iigero temblor dc una estella en- ell mar.
;Ay cstreila. ay pesar. ay ocaso, ay placer.
oh perfume de flor! iOh passion de nujer!
ES dolor de gozar Y placer dc sufrir,
animal Y subir cada cual con su cruz.
es llorar al nacer Y temblar al morir
antre lumbres de amor Y entire lenguaS de luz.
,Yo no Sc caminar, 20 no acerto a vivir.
;Abrazado de amor me quisiera morir!
Is ur dulcc tarer que nos hace llorar,
Que nos hace sonar otra patria mejor;
cl dolor de IN pastor que al tornar al hogan
Sc complace en- cantar sus querel!as de amor.
;Ay amor. ay pastor, ay el triste cantar!
;Ay el dulce taner que nos h&ce llorar.
Gala. Gala. pastor con u dulce taner
has tornado a encender mis- hogueras de amor.
Y al que llora un dolor recordarle I'm placer
es hacer!e Sufrir una pena mayor.
;Serenatas de amor, .Aiegrias de aver:
iAy el iulce taner que ncs mata de amor!
Tengo III tetio. un sopor....Y no puedo dormir
con 81 romeo planjr de csc triste cantar.....
Como siento en- mi ser el dolor de vivir
Y en- mi boca 81 sabor de las aguas del mar.
;Ay amargo sabor! Ay et~rro planir,
.Ay cl du'cc taner que nos hace llorar,
Az la pena de amor que nos mace morir,
RICARDO LEON.
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CROMO GALANTE

1.-Quien te We pasar, va no pue-
de separate del recuerdo. y en- el
pecho brota constante la fucnte ar
moniosa del himno.
Ell dia cae en- tuS hombros, CO.
mo IN manic, y en- tus ojos Sc hun
den para siemDre Quien sabe que OK
tranoS crepusculos.
3.-Cuando tiendeS el indice detie-
nese a~Sombrado el divide, Y 81 llamas.
viene q retorcerSe a tus plantas el
porvenir.
4.-La Primavera no es mas que
una palabra tuya, y la luna. I'm re-
cuerdo que ha dejado pr-ndido en- las
zarzas del eter.
5.-Bajo III pecho bate. lento. dull
ce Y constante. un p6ndujo vivo. y
81 llccara a pararse, eI TEMPO roda-
ria roto.
Stu paso es tan fino Y breve CO.
mo 81 tie interceptaran ell suelo sus-
piros de angeles t~ristes. Y cuando ca
minas. Sc quedan en- 81 aire. CONVEX
sando de II, los perfumes.
Una divina delicia. flor de tn
Alma. esta diciendo claramente que ell
dia u III ames, seri cosa nueva
el Amor.
S.-En u cuerpo armcnioso Sc ha-
LA toda la geometria del cielo. Y en-
tn alma. Sc e]ncuentra la musica de
dos!
9.-Si aIguien inquiere tn origen,
die que de e. vienes, Y a los que
ignoren la ruta Cue l~levas, contesta
que vas hacia tt.
Carlos BOSTON.
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PIDE INDEMNIZACION
La Ga. del Sur Pacifico lie
recInma seis millones al
gobierno actual de
Mexico

GUADALAJARA, Jalisco, Agosto
liza Compa6ia de Ferrocarru
Sur-Pacifico De Mexico, que esta
conztruyendo en- Ia a~ctualidad Ia Il
nea cue ha de unir a esta ciudad con
la de Nogales, Sonora, reclama al
gobicrno federal ina indemn,zacion
&c seis miriones de pesos, como da-
nos ' p~eriaicioS que Ia ~raVo!ucior
pasada cause en- suS iineas.
Dice el gercnte Gel ferroearT'i
n~encionado, que el trano dc ia que
estaba va coustruido entire Topic '
Ia estacion de la QuemaGa, fue des-
truido por los rebeldes ' Que ade-
mas Ia empreSa ha eXperlmertado
ctras nsrdidas de consideration.
FL senior Roberto I. Gamtonle.
fu6 recibido en- audlencia Solemne
Dor el C~obernador del Estado Luis
Castellanos Tapia
Ell senor Gambonie IS nuSvo con-
sul De Francia en- Guadalajara.
Sc anunc;a oficialmente, que a
nrincipio5 10 la sonar e~ntrante.
JIegara a e>ta ciudad Manuel VI. Die
elcz. quien Were ~procedente de-
norte de Ia RcputiiCa.
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Propsgandis,s de Gonzalez

Segan Ia mas general. ' al pare
Ger Ia mas cercana 4 la verdad, en-
ire las repctidas verSlones, Ia pre-
sencia de Lucio Blancc en- Saitllio,
obedece a Ia preparation deflnItrTa
de Ia campana ~gonzalista en- el nor
tie.
Donde Ell general Gonzalez esPe-
"a L 81 ~candidatura haya de encon
r mayor numero de adeptos, es
en- el Estado de CO@hulla, en- ei que
ma radicado durante largo tempo, asl
i lie Interest," paar principle de 81
carpana. el que en- Coahuila Sc eS-
tablezcan deSde ldego el mayor mum.
possible de asoclaciones politician que
10 postulen, para iuego amTlar IA
campana a la R~cpuohca entera.
BESIDE tempo atr5s Sc saba que
Il sncargaGo de lleyar a cabo tai cam
rama en- Ia rGenciondda Entldad from
teri2a. 10 era 81 general LucIo Blan-
co de ou;en Sc dice que de5io Su Il
bertad. deSpueS- de cast dos amos de
prisi6n en- IN P~enitenc.aria del Dis
trito, de la CiUdad Ge Mexico. a las
gestiones hechaS en su favor, cerca
de Carraaza, por Pablo Gonzalez.
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Ell Ola ESTA DE AMOR
DE dos

Sabes vidas de santos, y las dices
como cosa de sueno.
Inevitablemente
los dos pajaros negros,
que en- tus ojos estan medic dormldos,
despiertan para Dir cantar ell cuento
divine, Y aletean.
Tu voz emocionada va diciendo
nombres de tierras santas,
aventuras de monies Y romeros
er busca del sepulcro, penitenclas;
como florecio el yer7no
con la o~raci6n, regada en- sangre Y llanto,
del fraile sonadcr, y como vinieron
rulsenores, cantando. 4 consolidate
cuando va CAST muerto
la rcndian en- terra
ell dolor Y ell amor.
--Ay. ojos negros,
oios suyos V MICS, Como brillan
cuando ella dice amor los dos luceros
que teneis escondidos en- la sombra
de alas, las dos c~entellas que ell misterio
guarda. y que son de orc,
V que son para mi. Pajaros buenos,
dormid, velad Ia lumbre;
nuiero escuchar con revercncia ell cuento.
Hoy es Pascua florida
V lie voy a coutar ell Evangello;
episodio fragante
cue acaecio en- un huerto;
historic de manana
de sabado de abril. En- ell serene
tandor del campo. que despierta al dla
V RE. a Cristo muerte
buscaba Magdalena; hallole vivo
era el buen jardinero-;
V no 10 %conoci6, que asi los oJoS
turbados de deseo
nos suelen enganar cuando buscamos
ell amor que esta cerca ....y nc 10 vemos.
I-iEres til quien hurtaste
Ell cuerpo de mi bien? idonde 10 has puesto!
Ell iardinero respondio: Maria!
FL alma ccnocio Ia VOC: -iMaestro!-
clamo la pecadora.
....El alma conocio Ia voz.....
-iQue es ESQ?
Ojcs suyos Y mics.
;por que llorais? ipcr que, pajaros buenos,
no me quereis mirar? :por que Sc ia roto
la zebra de soda V orc dc su cuento?
Tamhitn es hoy Mariana
de al. de sol, de Pascua. de Evange!lo;
81 lloras, llora frente a mi; 81 lloras
por alas para ell cielo,
no vuelvaS la cabeZa
para llorar tu suenc,
Ell dia esta de anor de D;os-me dlces.
Til 70 sabras; de mi Sc que lie quiero,
mi coraZ5n es tuvo;
lleyale con tn anhe,o,
al Jordan. a Betania, donde quleras,
sobre las alas de tus ojos negros.
G. MARTINEZ
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CANTARES

Siento que en- mi corazon
una ~pasionaria mace,
Y. cada e que me miras
una de sus flores abre.
CcnsTlte con las estreiias
para saber mi destino,
y note que Sc movian
Y formaban tn apellido.
Sentada junto al mar
lba diciendo sus penaS
Y al ~preguntarle yo cuantas.
me senal6 las arena
Anoche Ell ell cementerio
Sc escape IN 'ay" de tn boca:
Ipor quien suspirabas, nina,
en- tai sitio Y a tai bora?
Tcnco yo en- mi corazon
una flor tan aTraigada,
que 81 arrancarla quisieran
me a~rrancarian ell alma.
Bien dijo n gitana
Cuando naciste;
de luto esta la estrella
que tie preside"
Que Mucho que estando ausente
dc los rayos de tus ojos,
Ell las sombras de. Ia pena
vaya entrando POGO a POGO?
Las ramitas del querer.
Que brotan dentro del pecho,
crecen 4 Sc fortifican .
con 81 airc de los cieloS.
Tormento doy a mis- ojos
lloranGo de noche Y dia,
pues clos tienen la culpa
&C toda la pena mia.
Cuando no estas a mi lado
no soy cl que siempre soy;
soy un corazon sin sangrc,
un medic dia sin sol.
La rosa De mis- p~laceres
mcjo Ia lluvia del l~lanto;
Y III hojas n a una
Gesrrendieronse del talllo,
De tu mejilla en- ell hoyo
tcnGo apostado IN Suspiro
que me dice las palabras
que lie III boca han salido.
Todo en- invierno.
todo olanquea;
por ESQ miras llcnas de canas
Va nj cabeza.
OF que quien siembra coga,
y no di paZ Il la mano:
sembrc dichas ' esperanzas,
Y recogi -. .desenganos.
81 los suspiros que doy
los dieSe = orillas del mar.
por ser tantos Y tan grandes
moverian tcmpcstad.
Y
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,Veciral.. .chist.. .vecina!
Cal fin la ingrata
Asoms a los cla!nores
de MI ~guitarra.)
Bella muchacna.
Dye cen faz sisuaG4
Nj serensta.
En- ell azul del CLEO
Brillan iucsroS'
Y en- tn cara rclum5raa
Dos ojo5 negros,
Y su m;rada
Is mucho mas heTmosa
Quc la aiborada.
81 en- 81 iardin pertuman
Los limoneros.
Tu aIiento nina bella
Nos de.ia leloS.
iQuicn I tn sopio hechicero
De amor muriera!
Al ver ell fresco rojo
De esos tus l2Sios.
Llo-aran los cla"ele:
Avergon.aGos;
Las mariposas
La vida por tocarlcs
Dier;.n dichoSas
De rcsas Y azucenas
Eres la cnvidia.
I cl cielo de- III cara
Todo 10 aHin:a.
81 alguIer quisie-a
Encon.rarte IN defecto
No consicu;era,
Tu cintura lie mlmhra
Graciosa onCea.
Como el flexible iunco
De la praiera.
All, 81 yo fuera
tn dichoso "crpinc
-iCual te cprin'isra'...
Tus laoios son c~ora!cs.
tbs dicntes perlas.
Tus cabeilos sedosos
De oro son hcbras.
Y tn corjunto
De las hermosas gracias
$1,000. -. . -
1890 ... -.
Perdona. dulce esposa,
6; tc incomodo
Diciendo a la vcC:n1
Tanto piropo.
iDulce csperan@a!
81 TODD cla1to die
Fine pura chanza...
Como es de Ia wee ma
Sr cumpleanos.
lie di;o por atento
Vii arrurlacos;
Pero no creas:
A ~ ado son todas
Vieiss Y fess.
Lucas J. JAMES.
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Lucio Blsnco GoSernador

Hay, ademaS, orra version cue en-
Ell EStadc Ia veR;do circulando con
mayor o menor i~ns!Stencia: Ia de
Que Lucio Blanco ocupar& n breve
81 gobierno del EstaGo &c Coahuila.
Segun esta version, en- Ia que sc
reptile un antique rIncr muchaS We
ces teaido FOR cierto, Espinosa Mire-
les ira a ocuPar 7 Se~cretarla o
una Sub-Secretaria en- el Gabinete
carrapcista, Y en- 81 lugar quedara
Lucio Blanco.
Esto Sc supone suggestion de Pa
blo Gonzalez, que de csc modo, tie
ne asegurado, para 81 c~audidatura
presidential al Estado de Coahuila.
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LUCD BLANC0 HARA LA
PROPAGANDA COMA
LISTA EN- C0AHUlLA

Ia ~presencia De Lucio BiaHco en-
la cipdad de saltiilo, a Ia cual tie.
cara no hace mUcho tempo, eSta
6a1do lugar. segun nos informan per
sonas del Estado dc Coahuila. ultl-
mameEte llegadas a esta ciudad dan
do lugar a los mas diversos y mas
i~nteresantes concentrates.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-11
VICTORY BUTTONS COMING.
VIII % Distributed to Service Men at
Recruiting Station.

Victory buttons will be distributed TO
service men and army nursea at the To-
cal recruiting office Wednesday. oct.
Is. and those entitled to the badges Ut
service may obtain them without the
formalitlcs and expense which has
been necessary heretofore.
Sergeant Booth. OF the recruiting
station, has received notice that Lieut..
Lee r. G. Ward, assistant recruiting
officer from the Omaha station, would
arrive in the city on the morning OF
Oct. 10, with supply OF tie buttons
for Marshall county boys. Lieutenant
Loe will remain until S:43 a. M, Thurs
day, Oct. 16. when he leaves for Ack-
ley.
Service men and nurses are expected
to come to the recruiting station Oct.
10 and secure their buttons All that
Is required TO secure the buttons Is
that the recipient bring discharge pa
pers to show that he is entitled to wear
the button.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-11

been visiting At the homo OF his son.
Greliet, and with other relatives and
friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Hollinssworth
and son Carey motorod from Greene
Tuesday for a few days visit with
relatives here.
Rev. Jennie Kirby. or Marshailtown.
had charge OF the church services here
Sunday in tho absence OF tho pastor.
Rev. j. II. Wright. Mrs. Kirby was
entertained at the T. II. Green homo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Johnson and Mr..
and Mrs. Frod Caldwell. OF Lynnvflle,
visited at the J, III. Ronaud home. They
and Mr. and Mrs. Renaud motorcd TO
Iowa Falls Wednesday and spent the
day at the Warren Johnson home.
Glen Jay and family, OF Fearing. Wis
tied at the Robert Jay homo Sunday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-11

Baptist church, during the present
month. This series IL given under the
auspices OF the Gamma Delta Epsilon.
n high school organization, but Is for
the general public. Rev. Mr.. David
sons subjects follow:
Oct. 1.-THE Sacrifice HIT" n base
ball sermon,
Oct, l9.-"The Man Who Wins" a
track sermon.
Oct. es.-"The Positive In Life" n
football sermon,
The sermon will be delivered in the
evenings, at 1880 o'clock, aud special
music has been arranged for each serv-
Ice. The subjects will appeal to all
men and women who have tho least in
tcrest in athletics and each will have
an application which makes them
timely In the church work.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-11
AT THE CHURCHES

Pastors of the various churches IN
tho city have announced their services
and sermon subjects for Sunday as fol-
lows;
st. Paurs Episcopal, Rev, o. c. Fox
the Christian Temple"
Baptist, Rev, r, r. Davidson--Morn-
ing, THE Old Paths" evening, "The
Sacrifice HIT" baseball sermon.
Elm Lutheran, Rev, n J. Anders-'
Morning. no service; evening, "Secklng
Rest"
Congregational Rev. p. r. Martin
Morning, "Can the World Get Along
without Religion; vesper. what
Shall We Do with the Negro"
Central Church of Christ Rev. w
NJ. Baker-Morning, Where Is Your
Faith?"; evening, Living without
Christ"
Methodist. Rev. w. @. Crowder-
Morning. Sunday school rally day;
evening. Mrs. @. L. Mes will give an
address on india.
Church of the Nazerene. Rev. J. II.
vance-Morning. qualification; What
Is It and How obtainedr" evening,
evangellstic service.
Spiritualist, Rev. Eva McCoy-Eve-
ming. rs Medumship a Divine Gift p
Service conducted by Mrs. NJ. P. Price,
of Des Moines.
Trinity Lutheran. Rev. Carl Hender-
SON Morning, Sabbath" evening,
David"
state Street Evangelical. Rev. 8. N
Ramige-Morning sermon by Rev. c.
II. Stauffacher OF Cedar Rapids. fol-
lowed by communion; evening. evan
gelistic service by Rev. b. T. Martin.
First United Evangelical. Rev. @. j.
Roths-Morning, ITO Him That Over
cometh:" evening, sermon by Rev. c.
H. Stauffacher OF Cedar Rapids. FOL
lowed by communion.
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Morning, "Are Sin, Disease and Death
Real?'
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-11
IOWA RIVER STOCKED.
towards Of $4,000 Fish Dumped Int
River by Warden.


River by Warden.
Upwards Of 10000 game fish, includ-
ing bass, pike. crappies, Dream and
perch, were dumped into the Iowa nv
er Friday afternoon under the dlrec-
ton of State Game Warden w. Z. Al
bert, of Lansing. Many Of the risn
were Of adult size and should furnish
sport for the anglers next season.
The Iowa state fish car, Hawkeye NO
2. arrived In the city Friday morning
In charge Of the warden. Local anglers
volunteered TO aid in releasing the nsn
in the river About tbree-quarters OF
the fish were released some distance
above the dam and the remainder neal
the Third avenue bridge.
The fish were taken from the locked
in lakes and ponds along the Missis-
sippi river near Lansing. These lakes
and ponds freeze to the bottom In the
winter months and if the fish had MOI
been removed all would have PERISH
ed.
Marion Gard, Of this city Friday re-
ceived notice of his appointment as
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TRUCK TRAIN HERE MONDAY.
Makes First Stop In City on Tour o.
Week.

The train of a score or more OF
trucks, including one United states
naval truck. which leaves Des Moines
Monday morning for a weeks tour will.
reach the city at $3.50 Monday evening,
according to the schedule announced
The train will remain here until Tues
day morning when It moves on to
Grinnell.
The party accompanying the truck
train will number about fifty, including
several enlisted men of the navy under
the command Of Lieutenant Comman-
der Mack. A. r. Kroh, who was with
the truck train that visited the city in
the summer, will accompany this train
and speak here. F. w. Fem, secretary
Of the Motor Truck Division of the N.
A. c. c.. will also be with the train.
A band accompanies the trucks anv
will give concert and the trucks,
upon arrival here will be parked in one
of the business streets.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-11
SEEKS MISSING RELATIVE.

chieasoan Asks Inform alton Regarding
Brothers, Once Resident Here.
Human Sandberg, 1914 West Adams
street. Chicago, Is seeking his brother.
from whom he has not heard since
1918. At that time the brother. Charles
Sandberg. was employed in this city
in an auto repair and blacksmith shop.
according to n letter received by Chief
Of Police William Lage from the Chi
cagoan. Any Information concerning
Sandberg or his whereabouts would be
appreciated by the chief.
Recently Chief Lage received let
ter from California asking assistance
In locating Cal Stewart. Notice was
published in The s-Republican
and the chief has, been notified by
scores Of persons that Stewart is liv-
ing near Conrad.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-11
BANGOR Briefs,

Mrs. stephen Jessup attended the
state w. c. r. L, convention at Coun-
Gil Bluffs this week
Mrs. Sue Macy and daughter Mary
and Mr.. and Mrs, J. w. Macy and son
James visited at the ]. w. Wilson homo
at Green Mountain Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley HObson have
moved into the A. G. Kersey property
Josiah Dillon, OF Capron, Okla, has
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-11
At the Hospitals.

Mrs. Sylvia Klinefelter and Mrs. Guy
Slower. of Conrad, and Mrs. Harold
Mcclure Of Gladbrook. had their tom
sils removed this morning at the Dea-
coness.
The condition Of Jean Mccormack,
who underwent an operation Thursday
night for appendicitis at st. Thomas,
was somewhat better today. Her con-
dition is still considered to be serious.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-11
FIRST KILLING FROST.
Temperature Drops Below Freezi
rs.aA

Temperature Drops Below Freezing
Point For First Time.
The first killing frost, long overdue
in this latitude, came Friday night,
following q marked change in the tenn
perature during the day. Practically
all the corn was out Of the way Of be-
ing damaged. Tender vegetables were
killed.
The range In, temperature Friday
was 48 and 20, compared with ~
and SO Thursday, and 10 and SO a
year ago Friday. At Z this morning
the temperature was so, compared with
50 at the corresponding hour Friday
morning.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-11

Asking $1,000 damages. Laurence
Ksoppel. Of st. Anthony, has filed suit
In district court againt John Bren-
nscke and Joshua Brennecke. his son.
a minor, alleging he suffered personal
injury and his automobile was daln-
aged when the younger Brennecke,
driving a car, ran into the Keeper au-
tonnobile on the night Of Aug. %.
The accident occurred on the Mari
sta road. about two miles west Of the
city. The plaintiff alleges the collision
was the result Of the BrennecKe car
being operated by minor in a care
less and reckless manner, that the car
driver took the wrong side of the high
way in attempting to pass the keoppel
car at cross roads.
Koeppel, so he AYERS in his petition.
Was forced to drive into the ditch and
could not even then escape a collision.
He AYERS to have suffered personal in
jury and from nervous shock and that
his car was badly damaged. -Four hun
dred dollars IL asked for personal in
jury, $500 for damage to the car and
800 for the loss OF the use Of the car
as q result Of the collision.
One Divorced; Another Petitions.
One divorce was granted Thursday
in district court and another petition
in divorce was filed. The decree was
to Mrs. Vivian b. King. IN her suit
against Edwin L. King.
Mrs. Celia Boylan. Of Melbourne, was
the petitions1. filing suit against WILL
lam Edward Boylan. The couple was
married in this city, July last.
Thursday was the last day Of service
for the October term Of court. court
vas adjourned Thursday afternoon to
Friday, Oct II.
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Catchpole RESIGNS.

E. W. Catchpole, who has been as
sistant boys secretary of the Y. NJ. c..
A. for the past month. resigned Thurs
day night, and left Friday for his home
in North Rose, N. Y. 1t is not known
at the present time who will succeed
him,
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deputy fish and game warden for MAJ
shall county, The appointment mace
Aug. 20. came az a surprise 10 Mr..
Gard. The new warden was largely
responsible for securing the car load OF
fish to stock the river. having taken
the matter up some time ago with H.
p. Bane, secretary OF the state fish
and game department.
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Mother Plus Condition Grave

The was thought to be no change to-
day for the better in the condition Of
Mother Plus, sister superior of St
Mary's Institute, who is very seriously
sick. Her condition is regarded as
quite grave.
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ton. have been accepted for sert1oe In
the regular army in Honolulu at the
regular army recruiting station here,
They will 30 Monday to Omaha TO en-
list.
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Part car load extra nice ripe 1risf
Cobbler potatoes, at old buggy COM
pany building, on East Church street
While they last only 50 per bushel.-
Advertiser
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THREE SERMONS ON ATHLETICS

Rev. r. b. Davidson to Deliver Series
Of Timely Sermons.
Clean athletics will be the subject
of a series of three sermons to be de-
livered by Rev. r. B. Davidson, Of the
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Accepted For Sssvica
Floyd G. Harper. aged 81, and Ar
chic n. Jared, aged II, both Of Clin-
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AUTO DRIVER
ASKS DAMAGES
QUIT RESULT OF COLLISION, Al.
lgoEp DUE TO RECKLESS
DRIVING.
LAURENCE kEopegL SUES
DRENNEckE AND SON

Asks $1,000 For Personal Injury and
< Damage to car-Alieses Accident
Wss Due to Careless Driving by
MiNor-ceurt Adjsurns to Dot. ~
other Cevrt Newa