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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-11

ENVENENAMIENTO DE LA
SANGRE -

Muchos de los hombres Sc en-
cuentran abatidos Y c~ondenados a
pasar una vida miserable a conse-
cuencia de tener su sangre enve-
nenada. Dicho envenenamiento, les
ha sido uansmitido por u ante
pasados o Sc 10 han adquirido el!os
mismos. iCuantos de ellos estan
decayendo rapidamente Y son hu-
millados por los de 81 misma cla-
Sc debido a los sintomas de su en-
fermedad que han resultado en- su
cuerpo: primero, granos; en- segui-
da, turores Y mayor abundancla
de eranos; luego, erupciones en- la
piel, caida del pelo, ulceras en- la
boca, manchas en- ell cuerpo Y
otras muchas indicaciones y sinto-
mas de Ia enfermedad.
No es una gran cosa saber que
dichos sintomas pueden e trata-
dos con exito, en- unos cuantos
dias? ST listed Sc e]ncuentra anne
nazado o ha sido atacado va de pa
ralisis violenta. epilepsia, decai-
miento de energias, 0 cualesquiera
otro de los sintomas de envenena-
miento de sangre, 70 10 euro.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-11

padre? mo son ustedes todos fellces
en- esta casa? NADIA les falta a uste-
des, consideration social, %riqueza..
En- cambio, los disipadores los desor-
denados, los que viven sin provision,
y dan sin c~ontar, y prestan sin garan-
tia, Y son tan necios que no les basta
con decir 'estoy en- mi d~erecho". 81 es-
tie derecho es ruina y dolor para al
guien, Y NAL podrian dormir tran
quilos aunque todas las leyes les di-
jeran: Themes derecho a clio, 81 el
corazon les Gecia que no TODD 10 que
es nuestro en- j~usticia es nuestro
JuStamente.
SENORITA.-tU listed cree que nj
padre tuvo culpa de la ruina de esta
casa? listed cree que mi padre....?
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.! NADIA die.
listed perdone. No lore listed. Soy
IN miserable. .Debo m~archarnae Y
no quisiera dejar a listed asi. go
mo deshacer ell danO de mis- %palabras?
SENORITA.-GUsted cree que fue-
ron sus palabras? No las hubiera es-
cuchado siquiera. Es mi corazon, MI
~coraz0n que me habia dicho mucho
antes que no TODD 10 que es nuestro
debe ser nuestro...
Senorita! Tampoco
listed sera nunca dichosa. Tiene U.s.
ted ~corazon. Crea listed que no me
| hubiera detenido aqui un solo ms
tante. 81 no lie hubiera a listed dido
acusaciones contra mi, que no puedo
aceptar r~esignado. .Yo Sc que esas
acusaciones pueden servir de dlscuIpa
a los que fucron i~mplacables..
Y en- ellos no me ofenden. .Pero en-
listed. en- listed. ofenderme, no.
ESQ NADIA importa. me lastima, me due
le. es que en- listed quisiera 20 en-
contrar esa justicia mas alta de que
listed ME hablo, en- que yo crco..
SENORITA.-Yo no puedo ofen-
derle. 70 que saba; 10 que me d.
jeron. 10 que dicen. .Debi compren-
der antes quien era listed; pero por
lr que nc puedo pensar que listed
habiera vuelto aqui nunca.
VIAJERG.-iQue quiere listed?
Sera por Ia attraction que e~jerce Ell
luear del delito sobre los criminales,
segun aseGuran.....
SENORFTA.-Ahora es listed eI
que Sc culpa.
VIAJERO.-Io 81; por haber veni-
do. .Nunca debe uno ~pretender revi-
viz una sola bora su pasado nj con
ell pensamiento.
Recordar es envejecer Y es morir.
Hay mucho dc mi vida esparcido por
cstos jardines, por esta casa. Este
iardin esta ahora triste como un ce-
menterio.
SENORITA.-Pas6 listed aqui mu-
chos amos de SUI vida?
VIAJER0.-Si, muchos. De nino:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-11

despues de una vez que hu: de Ma
drid. de mi casa. .esta quinta fue
mi refugio de unos amores muy iris
ties, muy desgrsciados, que solo tu-
vieron unos dias de felicidad aqui,
lejos de todo.. .Despues, aQui vivi
ta,n.bien, en- los ultimos tiempos,
,cuando Ia ruina de nuestra casa
era Va inevitable. .Dias muy angus
tiosos, dias en- que mis- padres y yo,
sin hablarnos, en- un silencio hostll,
pareciamos acusarnos cruelmente, In
justamente. ,~cierto, como Sc acusan
los que, queriendose mucho, no supple
ron nunca comprehderse. iAh!, el
carino de los padres NAL entendldo
i.6mo puede hacernos desgraciados pa
"a toda Ia vida Else cerino mimic,
faldero, que debilita, que acobaroa!
Elsa eterna provision de las madres
que parece gritarnos siempre con azo-
ramiento, como 81 fueramos chiqui-
los: "Cuidado, nc te caigas'..4 nues
tro paso, valiente siempre, iresoluto
con aquel grito en- los oidos..f he
mos de pensar como ellos piensan..
Y hemos de vivir como ellos quisieron
No es Ia vida la que nos dan. .es
su vida, la suva.. Y solo comprenden
para nuestro carino o a~venturillas llge
ras, sin constituencies, que a nada
nos comprometan para 10 porvenlr,
V sobre este siempre Sc haran los de-
satendidos Y hasta 10 veran 0 com
placencia, y despues, ell matrimonlo
correcto. burgues, ~conveniente, la mu
chacha de buena familia.. de una
belleza discreta, de IN caracter discre
to. Ell verdadero carino, Ia passion,
10 ]incorrecto, 10 fuerte. All, ESQ no,
ESQ trastcrna la vida, las buenas cos
tumbres. " contra VI carino asl que
es nuestra vida, todos los medios
son buenos para destruirle, para 81
tiarle. hasta por hambre 81 es precl-
so, para desesperarle Y poder decir,
al fin cuando lograron SUI proposlto:
";Los yes ahora? tie has convencl-
do? Ese amor no tie convenia Era
una loc--a.. Isl los padres con su
experiei..ia no enmendaran los erro-
res de los hijos. Y pudieron mas,
siempra pueden mas....lo pude tai
tvez a~rruinar mi casa, 20 solo no; ayu-
daron otras gentes correctas tambien,
con sus e%scrituras a concienca, sus re
tos legalizados. A mi me arrulnaron
eli alma. cue va no cree, que va no es-
pera. que va no ama..y am tlene
listed mi historic; csc fue mi crimen,
10 que listed oyo entire aspavientos
de indignation a las personals de bue-
a costumbres. I'm carino de toda
mi alma defendido con toda mi vida.
;Llora usted?. iLlora usted?..
SENORITA.-Siempre me parecio
(Pasa a la 49,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-11
CARTERO HA
PUESTO FIN ASUS
DOLENCIAS DES-
PUES De ; AMOS
De SUFRIMIENTOS
Espera que otros %pacientes obten-
gan los mismos beneficios que ell
ha obtenido.-Ha ganado 25
libEas de peso

"Si senior, 10 que voy a declarar
es un hecho real V positive, he ga
nado veinticinco libras de peso, y han
sido tan grandes los beneficios que
he obtenido, que creo que va es ITEM
pc de hablar del Tanlac para que
otros reciban de el los mismos benefit
clos cue 70 he recibido de esa nota-
bic medicinal, ha dicho el Sr. ]. w.
McBath, quien, durante once amos ha
desempenado Ell puesto de cartero de
la Ruta No. 5 V reside en- 242S Popu
lar Street, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
"Hace tres amos que empece a SEN
tirme muy debil a c~onsecuGlcias de
10 que generalmente Sc llama enlpo--
brecimiento de la sangre, Y dfa por
dia fui s%intiendome mas debil. Mi
apetito era muy escaso Y 10 POGO que
GONNA no era 10 sufIciente para ali
mentarme.
Fui decayendo en- peso hasta llegar
a perder algo asi como treInta libras'
| Ne puse tan nervioso fastidiado y
decepcionado, que no HE era possible
dormir, nj hacer ell mas ligero
trabajo debido a las pesimas condi-
clones en- que me encontraba. Esta-
ba va como quien dice en- las fronte-
ras de la des~eSperacion, cuando me
decidi a protar ell Tanlac.
"Muy POGO tempo despues de que
temFece Z tomar la primera botella de
Tanlac, empece tambien a reanimar
me. CAST inmediatamente volvi a re
cuperar mi apetito con toda su fuer
"a, V ahora puedo conner tan bien
como c~ualquiera Y me siento mas
fuerte Y mejor de 10 que me he senti
do desde que principle a sentirme ne
ferno. No obstante, aunque desde
luego note 10 bien que me sentaba ell
Tanlac, ne guarde bien de decir al
go sobre el, Y hasta ahora que va
me siento como 81 fuera un hombre
nuevo, ME he ~resuelto a hacer esta
declaration. Ahora duernlo profun-
damente como 81 fuera IN nino, toda
Ia noche; diariamente hago mi acos
tumbrado recorrido de veintiseis M
Has sin sentirme cansado. Estoy tan
satisfecho de haber ~recuperado mi sa-
Iud que deseo que TODD el mundo sc
entere de las excelencias del Tanlac."
Tsnlac Sc vende en- San Antonio
por la Wagner's Drug Co. 4O7 East
Houston St. Y por Ia Meters Phar-
macy, 1922 West Commerce St. y por
les principales boticas de todss par
ties. (Adv).
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-11
E~NFERMEDADES NEVIOSAS \
CRONICAS DE HOMBRES
Y MJJERE

euro r.uchas de las que otroS
facultativos consideraI incurables.
Los casos cronicos Y desahuclados
constituven mi specialized. Me
gusta principar donde otros han
fracasado. ;Se e%ncuentra listed
nervioso, desalentado, debil, can
sado Dor las mananas, sin ambl-
ci6n de vivir. falto de memorla; Sc
fatiga facilmente, siente nerviosl-
dades 0 eXitaciones, sus oJos hun-
didos e irritados. granos molestos,
debilidad de espalda, dolores en-
los huesos. perdida de energias?
Consulte listed al v~erdadero espe-
cialista. Yea al maestro; no a sus
imitadores.
Deseo prestar mi auxilio a todos
los hombres V mujeres que Sc
sienten debiles o n~erviosos Y que
han perdido va su confianza, a to-
dos auuellos que Sc sientan enve-
iecer prematuramente a causa del
torpe uso que hicieron de .su Ju-
ventud. Ocurra hoy misn:o; Ia di-
lacion es peligrosa.
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La Senorita, sentada lee. Despues el
Viajero.
SENORITA:- (Asustada). iAh!
VIAJERO.-No Sc asuste listed,
listed perdone.
SENORITA.-No; listed es ell que
debe perdonar....
Estaba distraida. =. Ne asuste. . d.
No encontro listed a ningun criado?
LIMO llamo listed al enIrar?
EIAJERO:-No senorita no.
SENORITA-cDeseab listed yer a
mi padre? Avisare.
VIAJERO.-No, senorita. .Vuelvo
a pedir perdon. Ia sido UT atrevl-
miento. Pasaba por el canine; he lie
gado a este pueblo despues de algunos
anos....A pasar me llamo Ia aten-
| ci6n este jardin; Ia puerta estaba fran
ca; entire, no Vi a nadie, fui tan atre-
vido. 10y encantado o esta quietud
V esta sombra, segui adelante, ade-
lante .Por fortuna creo que mia as
pecto no es ell de un malhechor.
SENORIA.-i Caballero!
VIAJERO.-De todos MOODS fue
una indiscrecion, una imprudencia
listed me perdore, senorita. Muy bue-
mas tardes.
SENORITA.-Si listed desea re,
correr el jardin. descanssr en- el.,Bas
! Il cue sea listed forastero.
FORASTERO.-No ne vivido aqui
mucho tempo. listed es hija del due
no de esta finca?
SENORITA.-Si senior, su hija. La
possession hace muy POGO tempo que es
nuestra. de mi padre. 70 ne venidO a
qui este verano por primera
NIAJERO.-jNo conocia listed es-
to-
No: mi padre esta co
tentisimo con su compra. Mama Y yo
! no participants de su entuslasmo.
porQue nos esperan unas t~emporadas
de aburrimiento en- estas soledades.
VIAJERO.-:No lie gusta a listed
! eStoH
SENORITA.-A mi NADIA. Pasaria
! adui cuatro horaS o cinco dias con
amigos: pero dejar San Sebastian Y
Biarrit=.
VIAJERO.-De ALI vengo yo aho-
ia.
SENORITA Sc habra listed diver
lido mucho?
VIAJERO.-sYo? No, sehorita..
Estoy de luto.
SENORITA .-Es verdad .muy
riguroso?
VIAJERO.-Por mi madre.
SENORITA.-iQue pena!
VIAJERC.-Y listed Sc aburre en-
esta soledad?
SENORITA.-No tengo mas entire,
: tenimiento que Ia lectura...
VIAJERO.-jGLee listed mucho?..
ssNovelas?..
SCENORITA.-No; ahora perfec-
c;ono mi ingles, que cast tenia olvida-
do. -. Yea listed, leo a Shakespeare.
VIAJERO-Otelo. .llorara listed la
triste suerte de Desdemona...
SENORTTA-tPor que? Fue anna
da o passion. con locura; murio mo
| ccnte. No digo que ST. Suerte sea en-
vidiable; pero yo 10 prefiero TODD a
vivir sin pena Y sin gloria.
VIAJERO.-Mejor que II vida
tranquila, prefiere listed una TRACE
dia?
SENORITA.-Tragedia To-. Pr
70 en- fin. algo de drama. TODD. me-
nos esta vida de ahora....
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r DE oFICNA:
De 3 a. NJ a 5 p. m
d~iariamente.
DOalNGOS. Por cita.
LUNES Y JUEVES
Dc 3 q. m a s 2. u.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1920-04-19
BAPT|STS BEGIN
REVIVAL MEETING

Sunday night the first of series
of evangelistic services was held at
the First Baptist church and the audi
forum was filled by an interested
audience. Rev. f. P. J. CARROT, pas
tor of the church. delivered a strong
sermon, plea for the people to turn
back to God, directed alike to members
of churches and professors.
The song service is a strong fea-
ture of the revival meetings, and
George Reynolds of Atlantic, Ia, a
singer of national reputation, is in
charge of the singing He has a
magnetic personality and sings with
an ease and grace that delights all
who hear him. Sunday night Mr. Rey-
holds and President Doak S. Camp
bell of Central College rendered a
duet that touched the hearts of all
present. A large latform has been
erected to accommodate the immense
choir that is being used in the services.
After the services Sunday night
hundreds of members of the conpre-
cation surrounded the pastor at the
pulpit and pledged their individual
help to him and to God for a great
revival
A morning service is held at the
church at 10 o'clock, and each night
tht services begins promptly at 7:3C
O'Clock. Everyone is invited to attenc
these meetings.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1920-04-19

Five-room cottage for rent; posses.
sion May l. VIM Harton.-4-19d2t
Stanley Hanesworth of the Faux.
ner County Abstract Company spent
the week end at Fort Smith.
Wanted-To buy fat COWS and veal
calves. Will pay high prices. H. W
Brown, phone 491, Ledbetter FEED
store, Conway.-4-19d5tw1t*
George Shaw, Jr., and Henry C
HartJe are attending the Mystic
Shrine ceremonial being held at AL
bert Pike consistory, Little Rock, this
week.
Mrs. C. P. Smith of Arkadelphia is
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. H. l.
McAlister. Mrs. Smith stopped on her
return home from attendance on the
Woman's Missionary Union at Helena
A called meeting of the Woman's
Missionary Union will be held at the
First Baptist church on Tuesday af
ternoon at 2:30 o'clock. The presence
of the entire membership is desired
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1920-04-19
PERSONALS

Mrs. A. P. Dolahite is at Atkins
today.
Service cars at all hours. Phone
365.-4-1dtf
Albert Hafner spent Sunday in Lit
tie Rock with friends.
To business men; rooms to let, close
in. Phone 319.-4-2dtf
DR.. G. s. Brown is business visi-
tor in Little Rock today.
See Dunaway & Bradley for real
estate and insurahce.-3-4dtf
Mrs. j. A. Pence has hardy shrubs
and pot plants for sale.-3-10dtf
Talk your real estate wants over
with Reeves & Burke.-4-10dwtf
Wanted-Calves over six weeks old
Phone 298. O. S. Russ.-4-17d3t
See Cline & Williams for real estate
and insurance. Quitman. Ark.-1-29dt1
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1920-04-19
ORGANIZE JUNIOR c. Z.

Sunday evening at 6:45 o'clock, a
Junior Christian Endeavor society was
organized at the First Presbyterian
church with "a charter members. The
following were elected officers for the
coming six months: Frank Robins. ,Tr.
president; Emily Robins, vice presi-
cent; Helen Terry, secretary, ard Dot
Cazort, treasurer. Mrs. Howard Ter
ry will supervise the work.
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The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1920-04-19
WEATHER FORECAST

Tonight, mostly cloudy, prob
ably showers in east portion;
colder; Tuesday, partly cloudy,
colder in east portion.
Observation-Disclosures.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-24
corn DEPRESSED
IS EXCHANGE FALLS
lgoNr RECEIPTS HELP MARKET
TO RECOVER FROM EARLY
DECLINE
RECEIPTS SMALLER THAN
EXPECTED BY DEALERS
Moderate setbaoks Are Followed by
General Rally-Further Reselling
81 Oats for Which Canadian Oats
Were Substituted Gives searish
Aspeot to oats--Provisions Lower.
Bv Associated Press.

Chicago, Feb. 2i.-Some depres-
sion In corn took place today due to
weakness of sterling exchange, and
lower quotations on hogs. The fact
that receipts OF corn were lighter
helped the market TO recover. Open
ing prices, which ranged from cent
decline TO n or a cent advance, with
May at $3.50 to s1.S012, and July at
Sl.27h TO s127sl, were followed by q
moderate setback and then by a
rally,
Commission houses absorbed the
offerings later and thorts trying TO
cover forced sharp advance. Bulls
called today's receipts the crest of
the winter movement. The close was
strong, 2ts94zs net higher with May
at sl.S4@134% and July at sl.SOA %
1904.
Further resellng Of American oats
for which Canadian oats were sub
stituted had bearish effect on oats.
After opening a of cent to ! cent
lower, including May at 772s TO 775s,
the market rallied.
Provisions.
Provisions were sharply lower, in
fluenced by weakness Of hogs and
exchange.
In the later dealings the renewed
strength Of corn brought about a
general upturn IL provisions.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-24
panresent alive Cattle Sales.
MINNEAPOLIS CASH GRAIN.
Minneapolis, Feb. "a.

Wheat-No. | durum northern, $50
ass; No. durum northern. 2.55@
$50; No. durum north arn, 2.45 q 2.75;
| northern, 2.5O02.6O; No. northern.
durum, 21S&2.25: No. 8 durum.
2.45I2 .55; No. 8 northern. 2.40q $50;
No. ! red spring, 2.4OQ2.55; No. ?
red spring, 2.35 a $50; No. red
spring, 2.3OQ2.4o; No. ! hard. 2.5o0
zoo; No. ! durum. 2.21 Z q go; No.
durum. 2LS2Q225; No. durum,
2.I5I2 42.20.
Corn-No. 3 yellow, 1.4Oq1.42; No.
yellow. 1.35013S; No. yellow,
I.3UGl.32: No. white, i.30 1872;
No. 3 white. 1872; yellow, 1.35@L36;
No. i yellow, 1.33Q1.34; No. yellow,
1890 lao.
Oats-No. ? white, S31a ass; No. 8
white, S34S4t2; No. white, SOa.
Flax-5.13Q5.1s.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-24
Representative heifer Sales.
CHICAGO Horse Market.

Chicago, Feb. "a Draft horses
weighing over 1850 pounds and
showing quality met exceptionally
good call at the advance in price over
the previous week. Chunks weighing
between 400 and $500 pounds were
also in demand and values on these
ruled strong. There was also a good
demand for the moderate priced ami
mails. the buyers wanting this grade
OF stock being about as numerous as
the ones that demanded the higher
priced ones.
The in-between horse, the one car
rying price at sl60@1s5, smet the
poorest call and the trade in these
grades was about the only draggy
feature of the first auction of the
week. Dealers. complained that these
animals were too good for the buyers
wanting moderate priced stock and
hardly desirable enough for the ones
carrying orders for%the better kinds.
Good southern sold well, but there
was little or no call for the cheaper
grades of this stock. Young mules
weighing 100 lbs. and over were in
active demand. buyers being especial
ly anxious to purchase this kind. Old
mules were not wanted and the long
haired, poorly conditioned horses COIL
tinues a drug on the market.
The following quotations cover the
general range Of prices for the var
ious classes sold here this week.
Blemishes and unsoundness are
sharply discounted:
Drafters. plain to medium. 1909
100 pounds, $165G225; drafters, good
and of sound quality, 100 al 1900 lbs.
$240q325; expressers, 1350@15O0 lbs.
$165 Q195; farm mares, 1S00q 1900 lbs.
$150@190; farm chunks. l200q14Oo
lbs. $904165; southern chunks, s009-
1900 lbs. $50 Q130; wagon horses 1850
Q1400 lbs. $l65Q190.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-24
OMAHA CASH GRAIN.

Omaha, Feb. "a.
wheat-Steady; No. l hard. 2.3s@
2.44; No. > hard, 2.2SG2.35; No. 3
hard. 2.2GG230; No. 4 hard, 2.20; No.
) hard, 2151 Els: No. 8 durum. 2.14;
Corn-No yellow, 1.30@1.31; No.
> white, $50; No. 3 white, 1.27; No 5
yellow, l.2761.2S; No. 6 yellow, 1.25.
100: No. IS white, 1.27; No. yell
low, 1.27G1.2S; No. s yellow, 1.25.
Oats-SteaGy to y of a cent up;
No. white S6l2: No. white, So;
No. white, 850S5l5.
Switzerland produces no good coal.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-24
Rance Of Chicago Grain Prices.

Corn-May opened at I.3U; highest
1.s4A, lowest, 1870; closed, 1.34; July
opened at 1.27A; highest, 1908
lowest. 1861; closed, 1904; Sept.
opened at l.25; highest, l.TA; low
est, 1.241s: closed, 1.27B.
Oats-May opened at 773s: highest,
s0lk; lowest 77ss; closed, SS1s: July
opened at 70; highest T27s; lowest,
70; closed 72ts.
Pork-May opened at S4.o0; high
est, 34.50; lowest, 1890; closed, 34.50;
July opened at 1890; highest, 1880;
lowest, 1850, closed, 34.50.
I.ard-May opened at 20.37; high
est, 20sO; lowest, 2O.S5; closed, 20.7G
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-24
New York Produce.

new YORK HFOQuCo.
By Associated Press,
New York, Feb. "a.
Butter-Unsettled; receipts 1911
tubs; creamery specials 66@66la;
creamery extras, coz score) $50
65h: extra firsts. (ssasl score),
JSa641s; packing stock, current
make, No. 2; 81.
Cheese-Irregular; receipts 1906
boxes; state and whole milk held
special, 2912 d3l; average run, 2Sg
90.
Eggs-Unsettled receipts 1880.
cases; extras. 5000; extra tirsts,
56@5s.
Poultry-Alive nominal dressed,
firm: fresh killed frozen western
chickens, 40Q51: fowls, fresh 30d 40;
frozen, 29Gi0; old ROSTERS, fresh
2lQ2S; frozen 81.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-24
lowden Files Petition.
BY Associated Press.

BY AsSOCIdttU FTSSS.
Springfield, Feb. 24.-Frank o.
Lowdens petition as a candidate for
the republican presidential nomina-
ton at the primaries to be held April
90, was filed today by Louis l..
Emerson, the secretary who is cam
paign manager for the governor. The
petition was signed by 5000 voters.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-24
Reds Recapture Rostov.
By Associated Press

BY Associated Press.
London, Feb. 24.-The hold of the
anti bolshevik forces on Rostov-on-
Don, yesterday reported captured
from the bolsheviki, was short lived
according to a communique received
from Moscow today. The state
ment announced that Ristov had
been retaken by Red" forces.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-24
Chicago Predues.

Butter--Frm; creamery extras
49165.
Eggs-Lower; receipts, as.i2s cas-
es; at mark. cases included. f9f9'
ordinary firsts, t3Q+s; firsts, 30.
Poultry-Alive. steady; fowls, ab'
springs, 81.
Pork--Cash. nominal.
Lard--Cash. 1871.
Ribs-Cash, l7.2b11s.5o.
Rye-No. 2. 1.53Ql.55h.
Barley-l.26dl.46.
Timothy seed-l2.0061
Clover seed-45.00@62,00,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-24
Think U. S. Will Sign Treaty.
Sy Associated Press.

London, Feb. 24.-The German
press. according to a wireless from
Berlin, is issuing warning against
regarding the latest motions in the
United States senate as efforts to
delay the peace treaty, declaring
they, by no means, want a separate
peace.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-24
Steeher to Wrestle Hussan.

By Associated Press.
Pittsburgh, Feb. 24.-Joe Stecher
world champion heavyweight wrest-
Ter, will defend his title tonight
against Yousouff Hussan, the Turk
wrestler.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-24
CHICAGO Grain Close.

chicago, 60. II.
BY Associated Press.
Corn-No. 8 mixed, 1.4OG1.41; No.
4 mixed, l.370140; No. mixed,
1.sS4G1.5Sh; No. mixed. 1873 6L34;
No. yellow. 1.42@1.45; No. 4 yellow,
1.3s@1.41; No. yellow, 1.35 q 1889
No. white 1.4SQ1.49; No. 4 white,
1.44k9I.47: No. 5 white la Il q l.43;
Sample grade 1909 1.37;
Oats-No. l white S6QS7; No. :
white ssh 9SSA; No. 9 white S41aa
81: No. 4 white. S4A QS412.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-24
Wood Opens Campaign.
BY Associated Press.

BY ASSOCIdCeU fTeSS.
Yankton, s. D., Feb. 24~Major
General Wood majority republican
candidate for president in March %
primaries, arrived here today TO
make the first speech in his South
Dakota campaign tonight.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-24

European quail winter in Africa,
while the American quail. a different
fowl, remain in the north temperate
zone thruout the year.