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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-06

How does the phoebe piro
hunte
tan a flower grow thru an as
phalt pavement
s,-Where does the chtpmunk live
Answers to Yesterdays Questions.
What are the ouk-apple ana
the May apple?
The so-called oak-apple bears
somewhat closer resemblance TO
genuine fruit. It's stringy texture
might be taken for the skeleton OF
the pulp OF the apple. IL Is gar
caused by the sting of an insect. the
oak il made to grow the cell OF
house in which the Young OF the IN
sect is Matched and developed me
MAY apples which children gather
from the wild azalea and eat WIFE
much relish are also sham fruit-
the work Of an insect.
What preys upon rabbits
or all our wild creatures the rab-
hit has the most enemies; weaseis.
minks. foxes. wildcats and owls are
lowering about poor hunnie al an
times. No wonder she never closes
her eyes even in sleep. To compen-
safe In a measure for all this. nature
has made her very fleet OF foot ana
very prolific, so that the race OF rab-
hits is in full tide, Notwithstanding
Its many enemies.
s.-whv will birds sometimes fe'gn
lameness"
The breeding instinct haze develop
ed among the birds, especially
among the ground builders, one OF
the most surprising traits or prac-
tees to he found In all animate ma
,ure. I refer to the tricks and the
make believe that birds will resort
TO in order to decoy one away from
their nests or their young-fe!gnins
lameness. paralysis. suffocation. any
thing to fix the attention OF the
intruder upon the mother and lure
him away from her precious eggs
or young.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-06
COMPENSATION FOR SERVICE HEN,

That in some way or perhaps IN
different ways some equality OF IN
come and opportunity between the
soldier who was under arms al $50
month and the man who stayed at
home and profited by large opportu'
nifty and high wage will be establish
ed goes without saying. The eonelu-
sion that something shall be done
for the service men Is general and
5inds few to oppose II,
Just how IL is to be done is where
doctors seem 10 disagree. both in
side and outside the American Legi-
on which. as representative OF serN-
ice men. is urging action.
1t viii probably end by atfordins 4
choice OF compensatory offerings
There are many to whom an offer OF
homesteads would not appeal while
thousands OF farm bred youths ana
many city bred would seize upon the
chance to secure farms. students
would naturally seek the cash or
bond payment in order TO assist their
way 10 a profession and so on thru
the list Of the several million men
who are distributed thru all manner
% crNployments with divers ambitions
and outlook.
That il will cost huge sum is OF
course incidental. The real question
is upon desert and justice. II the
nation owes TO the service men the
nation must pay the debt, Thnt huge
profits and high WAGES and vastly
increased incomes came 10 those
who remained at home while others
went to wsr is not 10 he denied. That
the soldier in the ranks denied him
self and was denied those opportun'-
ties is beyond argument. The ques-
ton is not so much Of the fact tndt
II will cost a billion or TWO billions
as it is Of the justice of the PROPOSE
ton.
Two questions are TO be answered
with yes or no. Did the service men
sacrifice: is the sacrifice 20 be made
up TO them wholly or partially? il
We answer aftirmatively we must act
afrrmatively.
Il is very serious problem. seri-
Gus 10 the soldiers and serious to Ine
country. II must be approached
with Indictment and handled sanely.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-06
TWO DESTROYED "EuCyNEcsEs"

Remember the %e'.e> cure.
member when IL >f'"'.A IN "uS'''s'''
and got going good H"" '"'"
wasn't room fox 'h" incoming S'O-
cents" on the ra 'Toaa cans MS
how the uo'd 'ure institutes spro"
up all over the "'u"'.' ana -'"''e-
men who had Nr'st''7 "i'h aa''f'
zion J. BaHeycorn md been thrown
SLED the rooms {" tax" thair S"''
OF apomorphta and siHken OF nv
very sight and smell OF emo"
Rum. II so YOU Will recall 'hA' 'us'-
ness kept up inc. me hee'eF CURES
had TO increTTe th"5r fl,'"r SpHc'. Inc
SALOONS and t1S '-'sz' -" Gro r"r'''S"-
ing The raw m" '"r'8l t"r me IN
institutes" and "cnr'N m f'"cH>
and droves. Perha"* il may "e re-
memIcrc' that low" "'''"' ''sh"d
ta.s hospital Of h"r "wn that ra"
over with occupants. Vel what de-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-06
ARE WE AFRAID CUP WIVES?

IDanez. the Spanish author Of sew
eral best sellers in America, says
We ere afr id of our w-r7'u. That's
what he told the Par'sians thef other
day. He says the american woman
is sick of poIitc0ess nd ne kindly
manner in waieh American men
treat women and warts 10 lie mas
rered. Treat 'em rough" says Senior
Ibanez. They like ii.
Perhaps we are making mistake.
Maybe we should take on more in
the Spanish fashion and use the
women in the fields and TO do street
sweeping more than we do. Then,
too. it ght be that heating or lit
tie knife play after the grand old
Castilian fashion would bring about
a reform. But when that same SEN
or Ibanez and his books would be in
the hole Few American men, as an
avera re. read them. Most of them
nave DStH oONSNt ~ tHt HVhA'iir SiIN
bright, reading, studious women OF
America. If ne undertook the Span
ish way the average woman couldn't
read and write in the next genera
ton.
However. II The American man is
afraid of his wife she's the only
thing in the world that he is afraid
Of He found il necessary TO shout
der a gun and cross 5000 miles Of
water to defend o1e bunch OF ma
tions that treat women rough and
whale the dayIights out of other ma
::.:11iis thai nviG women in contempt.
He went thru that outfit like a razor
cuts cheese. He treated the men
rough and petted the women. That's
the American way.
Maybe we are little afraid of our
wives. If so it is good FOR our souls.
4 little wholesome fear on both sides
of the house makes housekeeping and
home making all the cozier.
Senior lbanez represents a decadent
nation. decadent thru it's own lack Of
virility and courage. Perhaps il
woman in Spain counted for more her
sons would mean more to the world.
Anyway, Mr.. Ibanez. this is strictly
family affair. Wen get along with
1 our wives. You haven't any idea
how rough we treat them without let
! ting the neighbors know.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-06

and points OUT that Roosevelt came
thru with dying colors. but lioose-
welt wasn't elected as vice president
He was roped and hog tied into u by
politicians who did IL to keep the
man from being the presidential
nominee. Roosevelt wasn't the KIND
OF man" referred TO by the Council
BLUFFS paper. Why compare koose-
vel, with MARSHALL
Governor Edwards boom viii Hat
ten out and the man himself probably
flll into innoc uous desuetude pretty
soon. They always do. We have a
horrible example OF what happens to
them right here In Iowa.
II the old theory that long. cold
winter is the herald Of big crops
Iowa farmers should do mighty well
tha coming season. The weather has
been theoretically favorable and il
still working "A hours a day.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-06
loua Newspapers
ARNkY FOR LIEUT., GOVERNOR.
Jefferson Beel.

thaNsl f'h w. '@AN+NN''s'
Jefferson Beel.
The Zee finds IL "a pleasure to an
nounce TO its readers the candidacy
OF Hon. Wallace N. Arney, OF Mar
shall Coan,y. for Lieutenant Cover
nor Here Is really first class man.
and one who II elected may be de-
pended upon To give the state the
highest quality OF service. Mr.. Arney
is hardly a candidate Of his own Volt
ton. Unusual as II may seem, the
Introduction of his name into the
field Ia due to the insistence or
friends all over the state, who have
regarded Mr., Arney's entrance So
desirable that they have overwhelm-
ed him with requests. to which he has
finally yielded II is bona fide case
OF The office seeking the man.
Mr.. Arney has had plenty OF eS-
perience in state affairs. He was a
member OF the house for four years,
and OF the senate for eight years. act
ing ~ president pro tenn OF the SEN
re for the last four years Of his
scry sc there. He has thruout his
Hfr heen very successful farmer
and stock User and has now grad
uatcd into the banking business in
Narshau'own. Ne is widely known
FOR his ability. his absolute honestly,
nnd his excellent Judgment. end his
elect ion would be good thing for
the State OF Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-06

msde II perfectly true. "-Ars. ]. O..
ELNQuIsr, 2A24 s. 10th Street, Omaha,
Nebraska.
Women who suffer from those de
tressing ills peculiar to their sex sho1lt
be convinced by the many genuine ant
truthful testimonials we are constantly
publishing in the newspapers o. tnt
ability Of Lydia E. Pinkham,s vege,
table Compound TO restore Their health.
To know whether Lydia p. Pinkham ,
Vegetable Compound viii help you, tTy
il! For advice write to Lydia p. Fink
ham Medicine Co. (conidential), Lynn,
Mass. Your letter will be opened, reat
and answered by woman, and hsid II
strict confidenc'
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-06
THOSE SOLDIER GRAVES.
davenport Democrat.i


From the stars and Stripes comes
q suggestion which will appeal TO
those who have held that America $
soldier cord in France might better
ne lot at res, where they are than
brru~ht 10 the United States for re-
inrerr-snt
WHY shouldn't the government,
asks the e~-s"rrice man's paper.
give the next OF kim" mothers at
'oas:-cF American ho~s buried in
r',-nr~c the aI.ernative OF h"vine the
hcS'~s returned or of visiting the
~-rovss?
The rover, ~rnnt has r'e1ced itself
20 Lring hack all bodies asked for
hv ~" newt or kin. II viii cost no
r'rore-nroh"hlv less - to take a
mother tc France than to return the
'nc'' ~ hCr son.
N'a-v rrnthers are not so anvious
70 have TIVE bodies returned IS they
We 70 hove some visual evidence
bot 'hrir sons ore hmr'od in nroDnr
s.l,,.ror,-T'n~s y, ro"o~-ifion Of this
,rcsire tho Pod Cross has token pic
1'~''' ~ "flN'S. 10 ne sent W iht
rro.Nc"s
Nvol-'Pn'- IL he 4 rr"cCF'l and
~rr--- tcs,-' ~ on the MT Of .hc ~ov-
~rrrc0t FOR HON 'hrse T0'hers
hive r-~'o +he srrnre->s sacrifice Of
'--cr>,o ~hncd 20 take 'hcrr 20 the snot
boz +h~'r bows ere slcS ming be-
rc-'h .hc N.t'c white Crosses
This sr,-rrS-inr Is pron'nted nv the
-,~crn-"tiors made by the American
wo--.~-'s club. ~ Doris. 20 receive
-rd conduct mothers from America
~, their nilerinp &c % sorrow. The
stars and Stripes offers II to the
'-cn-'cr'er Of congress in the helief
that The idea 's both a beautiful and
pr='ctis7I one. and most OF orr read
srs will concur IN this thought.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-06
Ripping Rhymes
p, WALT MASON
GLAD TiOiNGS.

joy all this suffering f'ho: me
gentle spring is hand f"f
OF calling lis bhi.
m the np and rose; the sun
The
backbone broken
Of March afflicted with
for Lay okn. at times till the
M,y broken hurroo and hurh and
the
than that when the winter is
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-06
7op.cs Of the Times

The army recruiting publicity bu-
reau sent out a QUESTIONABLE 10 news
editors asking as to white paper
waste and the general character of
pibliCity work. II seems to have got
an earful in the replies and promis-
es for itself that it will he good in
the future and send only stuff that
has some sort of news value properly
prepared.
Evidently Mr.. McAdoo had tired oi
trailing and proposed 10 score
down with the front horses.
Did you ever stop TO think that the
lower a liberty bond goes the better
iuy il Isl And if It's good buy for
the shrewd investor it's ii pretty
good thing to hang on to for your
self
Colby may come and Lansing MAJ
81 but Hurl2son and Baker -trail'' N
forever.
Maybe the rates VIII 20 higher on
railroads but those who pry viii
;~ow WHOM the pay and for wfat
ms, ead OF - "otire people paying
trfig..t in taxes.
It appears that Cyrenus Cole found
X-Governor Shaw n MS retirement
IN Washing or Well those fellows
Aad a lot to talk over. What pity
T. dye Hubbard couldn't have been
II the party.
.lc vie presidency IL m"'tiu"re in
tee minds of the people because OF
TIC KIND OF men elected to the place
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-06
ANDY DIRECTORY
-OF THE g.
AASONIC TEMPLE
Masonic Meetings
visjtors Always Welcome.


RsHArL LODGE NO, los 4
NJ. Monday, March =, az !
X sharp. Second degree. G. u
|.ngs, w. NJ; John w. Wells, sec
,Nrr CHATTER. No, rs, v. A.
sonsay Feb. is. Z 40. Business
cation. Frank T, Nokes. H. p
y w. Wells, secretary.
Nc SOLOMON Council No.
lated assembly Monday, Fen IL
less session. o. c. Fox master
w. Wells. recorder.
FNcI.AvE ST. ALDFMAR COM
|rpEpv No. ~ X. - T''Hs'HN
kh .. 1880 o'clock. The Temple
4 III stewart, commander; John
wells. recorder.
CNrpaL CHAPTER No, a. n e
|speelal meeting Monday Narcn
lSchool of instruction 1T = '"'
zion AZ 1880 dinner - s 80. We
Richards. W. NJ; Mrs Arch''
on. secretary
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-06
Nv Sunbeam,

When skies are hanging gray ana
-.
My hope and dreams aoout TO
shattCr,
4 dancing sunbeam IN the day
Comes my little daughter.
with song and laughter. and her
eyes
With future hope a-SN 1'1g
throw away my fCo''"h fr'rs
Nv arms around her twin'ns.
build for her a future tr.gNt
With pin and or. " "N',
Nly soul shall live %. ~ 'hru hers,
Acr glory I've NY b'eT'inr.
-,Iir~ecnnl's Journal
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-06
STARTING SOMETHING.

Saw two teams dragging the Riv-
er-to- River road east OF Kellogg yes
terday. They looked dry and az IL
they would soon be dusty. Cars are
shooting along pretty lively these
days and cross country travel will
soon begin. -, n. q M
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-06

CWoSy Sok0 Ao -
male troubles and 10
has helped me very
much. ] have also
used Lydia e. Pink
hams 8 Q native
Wash with good re-
suits. ! always have
sbottle Of Vegetable
Compound in the
house q Il b . good
remedy In time Of
need. Y o y can
publish my .testt
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-06

red Jewel in the back to make II serve
as n rear light as we'll
To make transparent paper, dilute
one part of castor oil with two or
three parts OF alcohol, dip the paper
into it and hang II in the open air TO
dry.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-06

Camel teams furnish the only
freight service on the go miles be
tween Tibooburra and Broken Hill.
n s w
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-06

Henry Hudson was placed in an
Omen boat by mutineers near Hudson
Bay and never heard from after
wards.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-06

Before the Christian era cremation
prevailed in the civilized world eS-
cept among the Egyptians. Chinese
and Jews.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-06

passenger on London Paris air
liner may buy luncheon OF sand
witches. fruit and chocolates for ~
cents.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-06

Marines were first established In
England as s: 70 ...:.s
E fleet. *
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-06
IOWA OPINION AND NOTES.

State Senator VOLTAGE IL. Arney
OF Marshaltown has definitely an
nounced his candidacy for lieutenant
governor and. as the Sun previously
stated. IL believes IS readers VIII
wake a wise choice II they support
Senator Arncy" s-ys the Sac sun.
However the ur- s'dnnt is going
Ia have something to saw as 10 who
sHar he nominated M San Fran
cisco" ur-dic-s tho Water'oo Times
Tr'hrno W viii he strong before
tho convr~t'or oven tho he went is
no, a candidate. The convention
wou'd not 90 far asa'rs' his wishes
ard his wish will 10 To select can
didate who h?s worked with the ad-
miristrat'or and is friendly 10 tvs
ideals and PURPOSES 50 foudlr
cheri ,hea h. rho president. The
record Of tho ~G'niris' ration will n"
IN 'ssuo in 'ho camnais- and thr
car6i6a." -'"st ne champion o.
that record"
The nerCentage ~ al"oho' bids
ra'r 20 hecor,e another iss"" in the
coming carn~igr" remarks tFs
Boone News Republican.
IF the contractors Continue to
quote irpossible prices. the people
the people will continue using to
uninproved road and every autois'
viii carry a shovel. In the long run
the public can stand it better than
the contractors" says the BurlingtC.
HaNkeye.
The government ut Washington
finds itself in almost the same posi-
tion as one-man business when
that ore becomes inCapacitated
SAYS the CEDAR Rapids Gazette.
Hence a constitutional amendment
10 provide means for determining
presidential disa hility is being advo-
ca'ed by Representative F"ss. repub-
lean. OF Ohio and others. But is il
necessary to have constitutional
amendment? Can not congress and
the supreme court thru action under
their power take care OF the presen:
situation? 1t seems they could If
they would
The S.bley Tribune saws The
idlest talk Of these unsettled times
is that about the formers raising
orlv enough for their own food AMI
striking on the Tark"t There ara
too many renters 70 afford such a
thing. and every farmer knows thai
whatever tho price two bushels liz
worth more than one"
"Conlpe-''io makes a greet differ
ence. We are 20 have II NOW among
the railroads. and there Is every rea-
son why the peop'e 90 whole
should w"ia"r7e It." says the Daven-
pert Democrat.
The pn-rrI.r--g r~nr'Hran -~vs
IN - -4,t..r,- n. e -e.-n-~as ~ ia
,.,'i.;c- 40 .'~--..--s,-'~ r~~-.- ~.
~rr,e 81 '--'~r-, '-.nu'' n" -Ne So
'tr--' on - ''" ~" TO-"
cvprrt hoclk - To ~''.f~- 'h.' -
o. ~~-err~e he cqgals hmaeif as
liability"
..pu. LOT -hc '.'.'s1 ur. ","'''""''
nc at that W Y on =" .~'ii y orr
r1sdet and stra"" c'y s'i"1-. y is IN
&C.. .''r~-c ~ ~" VIZ not
what It portcn.7.." says she Mason
I ~ Gazette.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-06

The use of coffee as a beverage is
traced TO the Persians. 1t was not
known to the ancient Greeks or Ro-
mans.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-06
Piano with = pho.ocraph.

: new piano has phonograph
tucked away in its case
4 new electric hiTvcl+ iamp TO he
carried low on the front fork has a
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-06
DEPENDED UPON
IT 20 YEARS
Lydia E. Pinkham's vsss'
table Compound Has Been
This Woman's Safeguard
All That Time.

Omaha, Nsb. have used 7 dia =
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound fcroves
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-06


de stuck in a thumb and pulled out
plum
He certainly had good eye
Maybe after the allies have tried
the German war criminals. they may
pay a little attention TO the prof
teeffng peace criminals of whom
Germany has no monopoly
Considering the length OF time IL
has taken for the New York legis-
lature 10 determine whether It will
Gust its FIVE socialist members. radi-
cal groups in the United States need
have no fear of immediate extinction.
LAMENT.
No matter how we strive and strain
No matter how we rack our brain
Our
wages
slump
like
No matter how we pp" r"Nt
No matter how We rare ~ rant
This.
like
lump
prices
The
No matter how we toll AMI sweat
No matter how we frown and fret
The coins drip In like this.
NJ matter how we scrimp and save
No matter how we pune and shave
neutrality-suspicious..
UTOPIA.
We saw Iaborer pleading for more
work:
We saw merchant reducing prices;
We saw men eating AT free lunch
counter;
We saw waiter rejecting tip:
We saw barber silent as sphynx:
We saw woman declining a new
spring bonnet;
We saw candidate refusing to
speak;
We saw a poet opening bank ac-
T.
And we would have seen lots more
II the alarm clock hadn't gone off.
The trouble with the sovieteers is
that they think changing govern
ment is rs simple as changing your
linen--only it's done oftener.
who was picking up horse shoe for
luck when he was hit by a taxi
THERE'S HOPE FOR HIM
He may dote on theft and mayhem
and on Islander and pretense
And he may have plumbed inlquities
no Christian can believe
But when they 90 to Jail. say this
word In his defense:
He has never
Kept his kerchief
UP his sleeve!
It's not 30 very bad world. but
when feed and clothes continue to
soar in price while chewing gum re-
mains s cents per package, you feel
like throwing something at It.
--r
The German government has sup.
pressed movie Aim because it libels
the kaisar. We didn't know 1t was
possible.
From the latest developments we
deduce that some OF these new Bal
kar states have been wreckognIzed.
In view OF the white paper short
age X
q Why not can
~ The CeagressioEa! Record?
Or odes to spring?
or free verse? N #
& Or popular love- songs 5ft
f,r; pr re esfays 2
III s,ass,v hills?
~ ;s sss;r ;,s Y
top VIM III S III
~
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-06
NOTICE!

Tree surseney 10 my business.
Expert in all its branches Of work.
Now is the time to get your turn
on my books and be assured OF
expert work. II you want first
class work at right prices call me
up or drop me a card. The ono
whose work proves itself backed
oy many satisfied clients. Enough
said. Phone green 1871 or write
Roy r. Ball, Lock Box 241, Mar
shailtown, Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-06

Norwegian and Danish Languages
are almost similar save in pronuu-
cfafinn, ~ w d u ].
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-06

State Senator VOLTAGE II. Arney
OF Marshaltown has definitely an
nounced his candidacy for lieutena nj
governor and. as the Sun previously
stated, il believes is readers VIII
wake a wise choice II they support
Senator Arncy" s~ys the Sac sun.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-06

Fir trees ~ Oregon often reach a
height ~ 3SG -~"t.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-06

IL wire presidency IL m"';iu"re in
tee minds of the people because Of
TIC KIND Of men elected to the place
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-06
The Windmill
TO PHYLLIS.


oh. Phyllis. you say in detection,
Which You and | both know is
feigned.
You doubt my eternal affections
You do not believe YOU have
reigned
supreme in my soul since we parted.
A matter of almost three years
You think that my wounded heart
smarted
As briefly AK fell your owns tears.
All. cynical lady. my passion
You seem to regard as spark
That glowed in a most ardent fash
Then faded away in the dark.
Most soothing and scornful your atti-
tude,
You Islander male humans with
glee.
Nor can feel moved to deep graft
BY all that you say about me.
You think that quickly forgot you?
!. You say was false to my vow?
You charge that another and not
you
Is she whom Tn worshiping now
You think, and your manners betray
II. $50
Your charms I'm inclined to ne
glect,
And. pardon me. dear, IL l say, it,
You're almost entirely correct,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-06

Those persons who last fall pre-
dicted a mild winter can now add to
their fame by prophecying on early
spring.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-06

Clothing makers say their prices
are going up; shoe manufacturers
announce that they are going to
charge more: butchers. milkmen and
the like make no secret of their in
tention OF hitting the public harder.
Under these circumstances we con-
slider, the utter silence of our land
lord nothing short OF ominous.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-06

Not until We gaze upon the photo
graphs on the society page do we
realize aS|= ;IitI,i, We don't want TO
go to Palm Beach.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-06

"Conlpet'tio makes a gr"at differ
ence. We are 20 have II NOW among
the railroads. and there Is every rea =
son why the pa"p'e 90 whole
sfn1trd ."iH"r1e IT," says the Daven-
port Democrat.