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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-12-28

perbietet man uns au beiratben, gIei9=
aeitig bdlt man uns fir Den Rafiens
ielbitmorb. nit perarltlportlih. Widn
behauptet, mir fbiden unIer peroientes
@elD na4 gbina; oas 1T unpabr.
Ter Dollar gilt in CHINA MIR AZ
Gents, mir berI9iden fetn @el6, ionz
bern @aaren; mir belfen oamit Der
amerifaniIhen Snouftrie. Man fiir9=
tet, bunoerttauieno gbtneIen bier lan=
ben gu lafien; mas bepeutet bieie 3abl
.gegeniiber 80 Mtlftonen gutter Nmeriz
taner. mas folIten oiefe frieoli9en,
fleiBigen uno bef6eibenen Gbineien fir
S9aben anri9ten f0nnen9 SD oerz
lange ni6t Die 8eieitigung Der @usz
i6lubeeiebe, fproere jebo6 cine Mobiz
ficirung. Sd bin in Oiefem 2unbe feit
25 Sabren, metne 9erren. ale meine
Sntereifen concentriren Ii9 in ibm, i9
beaable bier meine Steuern, babe bier
flint &inber erSpgen, uno trob allebem
bin ib Elm 8erfebmter. Wiirbe i9
beute iiber bic 8rense bes 2anoes se=
fen, 70 tpiiroe man mir morsen Die
Riidtebr beripebren. 8or bier Sabren
befu6te i9 Die Ntasarafdne, Elm 5iibz
rer eeleitete mid auf Die Bride, Die
gum canabii6en 1lfer fiibrt. 9lls mir
ibre Mtitte errei6ten, fperrte Der damn
ppr mir Elm Sau iiber oen Weg une
faste: rMenn Sie pafiiren. 10 iino sic
Elm GanaOier, eleibgiiltig, ob sic ous
tpollen ooer ntdt." Wir perlangen uno
buben Elm Re4t basu, oaB Die Heitrttz
ttonen fir bic 9ineiiiden @intpanbez
rer gemtloert tperoen, unb mir foroern
6efIere 2eute an Die Spibe Der ginz
ronberungs sSnfpettion, ni6t bieie
btdfDpfigen, bei9rdnften uno aufgez
6laienen &erle, tpel9e Biz iebt biefe
Stellung eineenommen bdben."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-12-28
2lns Ser mohe.
nelt unb Esben unter Der Enpe
eSitortelIer 8etraAtune.


Qar 9astnntuhtl s,1ttt 8iinpnl
lleber ieinen tiihnen glan, nit
benz Mutomobil Bis gum SIbppl pors
subringen, mdbt Der belgtihe 5prs
f6unasreiIenbe 9enrif @retopsti tn=
tereFante ndbere Mittbeilunsen. Bon
ben natiirli1en 2anbungspldsen Der
fiibltden Meere eritredt ii4 na9 ben
bisberieen 8eoba6tunsens Elm tpettes
s5elb eIatten giies, bas bic Polargez
genb obne Spalten unb Bride be-
bedt, elm flo6es Gisfelb, bas 10 glatt
tpie Elm eefrprenerSei9 1T unb i6einz
bar RAID iiberf9ritten tperben tdnn.
9lnbere Sori9er, Die bort naren,
fonnten freilicb nidt f4nea bortpdrts
fornnen. GapitGn Scott tonnte nur
16 &ilometer tdglt1 nit 5einen 9unz
ben auriidlesen unb muBte. umtehren,
neil er gu perbungern fiir9tete. Nrcs
topsfi gtaubt nun, nit einem &raftz
paeen aebnmal 10 f9neQ fabren gu
fOnnen, 10 baB bic Nabrunesmittel
reiden tpirben; &apitGn Scott unb
Qeutnant Sbddleton balten bieien
plan fir aus ii9tspplI. Der Motor>
ipasen fir bic BoIarerpebttion nirb
einen SUB breite &Gber baben, bic
NIT 2eber bef4ient unb NIT langen
berborragenben Rdeeln be19lagen
finb, bamit iie in benz gefrorenen
S6nee 9alt baben. Inter bem Ma=
gen befinbet ftcb cine Dirt 2Gufer pie
beim canabil9en S9litten; bas Sc
tpt6t bes @asens rubt auf bieIem
2Gufer, ni6t auf ben RGbern. Sa9z
peritdnbige beratben ieBt ben 8au beg
Woqens unb Die 9ei3ungsanluee. Sb
nun Der Pol entbedt tpirb ober nint,
fr ertpartet man bod cine @rtpeiterung
Der geoerapbif9en unb pbpIitulif4en
GenntniiTe Der Q(ntarftts.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-12-28

ter .bieTer 2eiitungen. Wenn bic 6erz
rem i'm gonereB einmol 3euge bopon
tparen, tpie bic MannIbaften bas
eieene 2eben fir frembes auf's Spiel
feBen, in Der @etpdlt Der @lemente
einen fur9tbareren Seinb gu befdms
pfen baben ais Der Solbat i'm Selbe,
bic Mdrine in Der @eef9la9t, ipie lie
obne Surdt unb 3a9en Dem Sooe
mutbig in's Nuee ieben, ni9t bes Sob
nes balber, fonbern neil es einmd!
10 in tbrem 8eruf lieet, bann tpiirben
iie eber bereit iein, Der perniinftigen
rnb billtsen Sorberung &ednung gu
frozen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-12-28
9tr u1tHnerd1lnlTr,trn Gbi,teTr1t

8or Der Nen gorter Gintpanbes
run9s~gonpentipn bielt, tpie beribtet,
Der in Gan Srancisco anfdiiige dime
iif9e ReOatteur Der 3eitung Chung
Sal gat go einen @ortrag iiber Die
Stellung feiner 2anOsleute gu unierem
8erbotsgeieB cine NIT 9umor uno
Sartasmus bur9flo9tene Rebe, nell
9er folgenoer 4us5ug entnommen lit:
sd ite5e bier i'm Sntereiie meiner
gelben 2anosleute, ni9t in Dem Der
gel6en Sadie. Man9e 2eute baben Die
9etpobnbeit, 0inge, Die i6nen unangez
nebm. ftnb, gels gu nennen. sic itiirz
gen ii9 auf cine gelbe 3eituns unO lez
len iie. Sd gebe cine 3eitung unter
Mitbilfe selber Mdnner beraus, mir
gelben Mdnner publiciren jebo9 cine
tpeiBe 3ettung, pdbrenO Dtele tpeiBe
2eute selbe 3eitunsen berDffentli9en.
Sd bin nidt bier. Inn 3ulailune aller
@bineien Dbne nnteri9ieb gu befiirz
fporten; bd sic uns nun NAL ni9t
lieben, 10 iit es mir angenebmer, tpenn
meine 2anosleute in ibrer 0etmatb
bleiben. SrpBbem bdtten iie bas Ge9t
gu tommen. Ha9 2luffaflung BON
gtpililation, bic i'm 20. Sabrbunoert
gebrdu9lia tit. bat eine Ration fein
Re9t, tpenn fie es ni9t NIT Ma9t err
aningen fam. 90 ift es nur natiirz
li9, baB mir gbinefen ni9t bas &e9t
6dben Die Ser. Staaten gu beIu9en,
folange mir nidt mddtis ssnug iinb,
| uns biefes Re9t su foroern. gbina
berettet ii9 bdrauf bor, bieie Ma6t
| einmal gu erlangen, es miro einmal
| cine mG6tise Nation, eine srobe Sea-
tion tperoen, 8. 3. cine Nation, bic
| mOgli9ft biele i6rer 5einbe t1btet nit
| m0gli9it geringem 8erfuIt fir tie
Ielbf. 8efanntli9 miro Der Mlann
Elm 6elb genannt, Der Sauienbe umz
brinst, tpdbreno man ben armen seuz
fel, Der einem anberen oas 2ebensli6t
ausblGit, einen M0roer nennt uno
bGngt. Inter Die glei9e 8eurtheilune
fallen aud Die Nationen.
sd peri0nli9 finbe fetnen nerniinf>
tisen @runo fir Differenairung uniez
reg 0olfes BON anberen; ndtiirlib bas
ben aud mir idpar5e S6afe. Spieler,
Opiumrau9er unb bersleiden mebr.
Wenn i9 aber cine 5rau pdre, unb
mein Mann beftdnbe barauf, irsenb
elm 3eiamittel au sebrauden, 10 ipiirbe
id lie6er feben, er ndbme Opium ans
itatt Whisfeb gu ii1. Wbisfep ent=
faht bic 2eibenf1aften uno Dertpan=
belt Meni6sa in 8eitien, Opium
maGt aus ibnen panbelnoe 2eiden
Der bon Whisfeb berauihte Mmerita.
ner fommt na1 9auie unb priiseli
fein Weib, Der bDn Opium trunfenl
gbinefe fommt nad 9auie un6 erbdlt
cine graht priisel BON feiner Grau
sic bebaupten. mir gbineien afiimi.
lirten uns nidt; 9umbus, man siebi
uns ia feine Gelesenbeit baau, mar
fpirft uns ieoes eroenfli9e 6inbernif
] in ben Meg. Mn bet pacififden Riiit'
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-12-28

lid audi besbalb, ipeil lie einen ienr
boben @ebalt an lei9t I0slihen Mtnea
ralftpffsn auftpeifen, Ole gum Ibeil an
organil9e @durelt sebunoen fIno. url'
ter lebteren finbet iid febr Diel Srals
fdure; in Der Srodeniubituns Der Runs
felriibenblGtter unb RDpfe 8. y. 30
procent, popon iiber Die 5dlfte IN
MaFer lDsli9 1T. Die Sralfdure bers
binbet iid iebr eerne nit Ga!f unO
btloet nit entfelben einen unlcslthen
R6rper. Our9 @erfiitternrtg Der
oral alfGurerei9en &iibenbldtter tptr0
Bel gerinsem 8alfgebalt Der anbersn
ssutteritoffe ben getpeben &alt entSo1
gen: bies fann gu 3np9enerfrantuns
gen fitbren. 8ein Rinb liegt oieie Ges
fair fpsaiser por. od bic in ben 3rrs
mGsen itattfinben0e Mil6iauregdb'
runs, ipie @eb. 6ofratb Profefor Sr.
3elluer in MDdern na6getpteIen bat.
aud einen She'll Der Sralidare 5ers
ftDrt. geim @6ipein trifft oies riat
at, ireil bas i'm 5hpeinemag.n It's
finblide Sutter nur i9tpa9 gdbrt.
asaner empfieblt tesbalb pro 100
Rgr. perfiitterter Giibenbldtter ettpa
100 9r. @9ldmmfreioe 3u berabrets
9en. Runfelz uno 3uderz&iibenbldts
ter iinb Elm abfiibrenbes Sutter. Sic
etgnen ii9 aur 8erfiitterung an &inoa
pieb, 4. g. au1 an Mfil1fiibe. Cine
gr0bere 2lnaabl BON Mil4fiiben ipura
oe IA Sage lang ausf9liebli9 nit
RubenblGttern eefiittert; Der 3uders
gebalt Der Mil9 blieb babel unperdnz
bert, oageeen perminberte itb Der 5ettz
sebalt um 70 mebr, ie ldnger Die 8lattz
berfiitterung oauerte. 8tele praftilhe
2anbpirtbe baben bic grfabrung gee
ma6t, baB bic 8ldtter nur oann etr1
gutes Wfil4futter itno, ipenn iie bD9s
items Bis gu einem 0rittel SeS Ses
| fammtndbritoffes gegeben uno nebenz.
bel aub grDBere Mengen BON Sen,
Streu uno etpas &0rer ober Rraftz
futter perabrei6t tperben. gls Wttts
| futternittel baben lie it6 gut beipdbrt:
@ielenbeu, Sleebeu, 9aferftrpb, &leie.
Suttermebl, &ofostu9en, Palmfu>
diem, 3etsme6l. 8ei rei9li9er 8ere
fitterung BON Giibenbldttern an
Mil9fiibe erbGlt man etne barte. fritz
melige, talgige Butter. Ourb @ei=
gabe bon Rapsfu6en unb &eismebl
gu &iibenbldttern ii6ert man ii9 eine
nprmale Observation-Disclosures. Ro9
bei1er als bur9 Mil9bieb iperben RiiS
benbldttsr ourb Maitbieb pertperthet.
9u19 8erfiitterune BON abgatuelften
Gibenb.Gttern unO 9aferitrob fprlsn
gan5 giinittge MaitreI ntsste eratelt
tporbea iein. Sir 3u9O9ieh finb
frif6e 3iibenbldtter nur ats Nebenz
futter in tleinen Mengen bertpenobar;
| fir sSungbieb unb Pferbe gan3 ungez
eignet. 0ie iiblen Wirtungen Der gtiiz
tenbldtter iperDen bermebrt, tpenn tie
1tarf nit Grbe bef6muBt, nab, gefrD@
rem ooer angefault iinb. 8ldtter, lpel7
9e bur9 Oen Srp1t gelttten buben, faua
len febr let9t. @ol6e 8lGtter tGnnen
nur mod bur9 @infGuren atpedmdBig
peripertbet tperben. Ginb bic 8lGtter
fart bon Riibenroft Q1romDces @etae
Sul.) befallen, 10 fDnnen fie obneGGas
BEN ebenfa1s nur in eingefduertem
3uitanbe berfiittert tperben. Nnoere
auf Den Hiibenbldttern porfon1menoe
pilafrant6eiten finb tpeni9er sefdbss
1i6.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-12-28
Gin rrs,,nugetter 3eitasnga-
nr1tds.

gs 1T Ser 10. Npbember, 9 lttr
Mbenbs. Oie Sruderei Der Notpp;e
Wrenia in ct. petersburg 1T fes
Streites ipegen eef9loi1en, nur orei
Mrbeiter iinb an Der elettrifhen Stds
tion befddftigt. 3ufdais eri9eint Der
8ertpalter Der 9ruderet, Serr 8o9has
nom, nm etnige Nnorbnungen fir ben
nG9ften Sag gu treffen. SSaft 81
gleiher 3eit eri1etnt eine 9ruppe iun<
ger 2ente un6 erfldrt Dem gfOrtner,
lie miiBte Sen 0ertpalter ipre6en.
8pgbanpip btttet Die fpGten 8efuGer
in fem Bureau uno tpirb arfaeforbert.
ale 3eugen 5u entfernen. ga6 etnt1
gem 6in= unb Serre0en gef6tebt es.
8altbliitie ertldren nun Sic @inbrtngz
Iinge, bab iie bie Nbitht bdben, Ole
Summer z Ser rseSspeitiia" in o,r
9ruderei bes 6errn Sutporin 5u brrz
den. Serr 8ogbanpip ertlGrt, er fOns
ne iiber fremben 8eiib nid3t Derfiigen
unb tpoGle NIT ieinem Nrbeit9efer
Ridfpra9e nebmen.
,Sie perlaffen nit feinem S6ritt
oas Bureau" tOnt es INN entgegen.
Man ri9tet bie Gepolper auf i'm
unb erlaubt inn bann gnG0igft, nit
Ieinem gbef per SelepbDn gu iprehen;
op9 miro ibm befoblen, fein runniis
Bes" Wort gu fagen. 3uFd1ig befinz
bet fi9 3eoafteur 6olitein in Ser Mez
oattion un6 er erbGlt bon 6errn Su~
tporin oen teIepboniiden Nuftrag, an
feiner Stele nit ben llnbetannten ST
berbanbeln. Die &eboftion beftnbet
fi9 fhrGeiiber Ser Sruderei. Mls
Serr 6olitein 0ie buntle Strdbe
iiberi6reitet, bemerft er etipa o6t5tg
Mann bor ser 9ruderei. Sm 8uredu
angelangt, fragt er nu9 0em 8egebr
Ser iunoen 2eute. Inter 8erufurg
auf einen 8efebI bes Ratbes Ser Nrz
betteroeputirten ipieberbolen 1ie latoz
Mild oie 6errn 8oooanoip gema1le
Mitbeilung. 2lu9 6err 6oGitein err
tlGrt, buB er 1i9 ni6t fir bere6tigt
balte, iiber frem0en 8eiiB 3u perfiiz
gen, uno er min oas 2otal berlahsn.
N2an 1tellt ii6 i6m in ben @eg;
er fust, baB er betpoffnet fet.
vQu9 mir berfiigen iiber &eboGper, I"
miro ibm ertpibert.
gs lit ni9ts gu MAIDEN, ct muB i'm
Bureau bleiben. I'm 6ilfe fpnntc
ni9t gerufen iper0en, 6d am SeIez
pbon uno an alien Iusgdngen BoIten
nit Wdffen ftdn6en. 6err Solftein
muBte ulio quite Mtene gum bDIe1
Spiel MAIDEN. WGbreno er ii6 nit
feinen MG6tern ygemiitbli9" ii6er
6en 9treif unb anoere Sugesereigs
nif1e unterbGlt, miro es in Der 9rus
derei lebenbig. 8or bie S6rif fttGite,t
itenen ii6 etlpa OreiBig GeBer urb
beainnen nit Der 9lr6eit. Qlus bem
2aeerraum tperben oie gum Druid
bon ettpa $4,000 @remplaren erforz
berlt6en Papierballen gebolt. 0as
eef9Gftige Sretben tpGbrte Die gan3e
No6t: Ser Sab tpuroe erit Inn 6 u6r
Mor9ens beenoet. I'm II u6r 8or:
mittdas lit man nit Dem Druid fer
tia; bann erI6einen Subrperfe, ouf
pelbe Ole 8anen fertieer 3eitungen
geleet tperOen. Die Yolt3ei erfubr
Sen 8orfal1 erit am nG6iten Sage,
dls Die unertparteten 9Gite fi6 I6on
in alle Winoe 5erftreut batten, Inn in
Ser nG9iten Na9t in elmer dn6eren
Oruderei ebenio pl0bli6 auf3utauz
6en unb nit fremben Maf9inen uno
frembsm Yapter Die eroBe Mufluge If
res Organs in biqigitem 8erfabrea
berauitellen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-12-28

Der Mdge ift es einerlei,
Ob Golb fie tpdat, ober fhn6oes
1lei.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-12-28

@pm 5ausf@namm. m. grof.
g. 9enninssz8erltn bat na6qetpieien,
baB bas Mncel bes e9ten 6ausz
fbtpanuns au9 i'm 9olae lebenber
berf6iebenartiaer 8dume porfpmmt.
Sn alien SGGen, tpp Der 9aus=
f9fpamm an lebenben 8dumen be-
oba9tet tporben lit, treten Ieine6ru9t=
t0rper aus ben Wur5eln ober aus Der
GtammbaIis berpor. Na9 6enninss
lift bemna9 anaunebmen, bab bas Mp@
iel bes S6pammes ben Walbboben
bur9pu6ert, bon bier aus in 1haD@
bafte Stellen Der Mur3eln unb f9lieBz
lt9 bon bie1en in ben Stamm eirlz
bringt. Ser lebenbe Stdmm permag
ben Nnsriffen entipre4enben Miberz
ftanb entgeeen5uieben, dber es birften
ii9, aunal bel Glteren 9tGmmen, bod
INNER Sbeile ftnben, bic, in irsenb
elmer Weife angegriffen, penieer ipi=
bsritanbsfdbig finb unb BON benen iih
fnlieBli4 bds Mpcel tpeiter aus3uz
breiten perntag. Mtrb nun elm folder
SIQHliH 9eIdHI, 10 eIlllUI IeDeI 2Dl%
beritdnb. unb bas MDcel permag iiG
alsbann beIonbers unter giinitigen
l1mitdnben, 10 BEL aefhloffener 2uft
unb Seudtigfeit in Neubauten, unbes
binbert ausaubreiten unb bas 9ola
gu oeritOren.
| Sur 8erfiitteruns D
RDpfe nnb 8ldtter Der 3uder~ unh
Hunfelriibe. sic bilben fir fid Elm
| fehr ipdiferises, i'm 9inblid o5er aui
Ole 3uiammenIebuns Der Srpdenfnbs
ftana itiditoffreihes uno robfaIerars
mes 5utter. 3uderriibsnbldtter entz
6alten 12 procent Srpdenlubftan1
nit einem NdbritoffperhdltniB (ger.
bGltniB Der berbaulihen ifiditDffbalti.
gen @toffe au ben fidftcfffreienI mi,
1.3. Bel Nuntelbldttern betrdst be,
9rodenfubfan3gebalt nur 9.E Urn
cent unb bas NGbrftoffperb6 fen
ii9 ME 1877. sic eisnen Iid) MID
CUR ulleinisen 8erfiitteruns. nawent
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-12-28

90 a Of stu6beden perleibt man
Elm fbDnes gldnaenbes Iusieben, I'M
benz man 1ie nit banbparmem Waiz
ler, Seife unb 8ordr reinigt, Dolftdn@
big trodnet unb binttrber biinn nnb
elei9mdBtg nit Wa6spaite beitretht.
Nad Nblauf elmer Stunbe ipirb NIT
Itnem oiden Sriesi itiid polirt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-12-28

Den Dafferrunb, Der iit an
Maf1beden un0 Gannen BET faltbol@
tigem Wafer pber bel ni9t forsfdlti>
ger jebesmaliger &einigung angefebt
bat, entfernt man bur9 Mbre:ben nit
einem in @piritus setau9ten 2dpp>
den.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-12-28

Meffer f9neIl bfant su
puBen. Statt NIT trpdenem pub
fteinpulber Su puBen. feudtet man balz
1elbe NIT seipDbnli9em 5piritus an.
ftrei9t elm ipenig bon Ger Maiie dnf
Sas pusbrett9en unb fdbrt fdnell NIT
bem Me1er bariiber.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-14
The Seventeenth Century House

The Seventeenth Century House.
In the seventeenth century it was
thought injurious to sleep in rooms
facing the sun, so most Of the original
rooms faced north and east, opening OF
a passage or else out Of each other.
The arrangement has been very clear
~ described by Mr. Barring Gould: "At
the head of the stairs slept the mas
ter and his wife, and all the rooms
tenanted by the rest Of the household
were accessible only through that The
daughters Of the house and maidserv-
ants lay in rooms on one side, say the
right, with the maids in those most
distant; those of the men lay on the
left, the sons of the house nearest the
chamber Of the master and the serving
men farthest off," According to our
present ideas, the arrangement scarce
" seems to be the most desirable one
possible, but one has at least to I'M
derstand it in order to comprehend the
task set before the builder.-Country
Life In America.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-14
Vacation Tours.


For the summer season Of 1905 the
railroads have undoubtedly arranged
lower round trip excursion rates to the
Pacific coast than any previous year.
The Iowa Central announces few OF
their rates as shown below from Mar
shalltown:
To st Paul and Minneapolis $1,000;
to Duluth $14.S0; Denver, Colorado
Springs and Pueblo $23.40: Salt Lake
City and Ogden $36.4O: tickets on sale
daily after June l, final limit Oc-
tober 81.
To Denver. account Epworth Lea
que convention) 5000; tickets on sale
June 80 to July L. Limit July IA. with
privilege OF extension to August on
payment Of fee of SO cents.
To Denver. account G. A. r. en-
campment) s14.S5: tickets on sale
August 80 to September 4. Limit Sep
TENDER IL. with privilege of extension
to October z on payment of fee Of SO
cents.
To Portland. Ore. (for Lewis and
Clark exposition1 $1,000: tickets on
sale daily limit ninety days: tickets
good going one route and returning
another. with liberal stop-over privi-
leges.
To California. Correspondingly ae
low rates as to Portland.
To Hot Springs, Ark. One fare
plus two dollars for the round trip:
tickets on sale daily, limit thirty
days.
For full particulars call on agents,
or address ABB. QUITS,
G. p. and T. A.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-14
Vine Covered Buildings

If, as some say, ninety-nine out of q
hundred American buildings are COM
monplace or ugly it is good thing to
cover the walls completely, but when
we have piece Of architecture that is
a Joy to everybody, something in which
we can really take pride, vines should
never be allowed to cover it entirely,
says the Garden Magazine. In such a
case the beauty of the vine is it's as
piration, it's incompleteness. This is
particularly true of a beautiful church,
and the right relation of architecture
and foliage is we'll understood in Eng
land. but not in this country except in
Boston and few other communities.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-14
THE CHASTENED SPIRIT.

Parents who have not evolved be-
yond the practice of corporal punish
ment know the Christening effect of a
good honest spanking. Roars and
wrath and wriggling precede, accom-
pany and Immediately follow the opera
ton to he succeeded by sweet silence
and later by sunny adaptation of the
sufferer to family circumstances. A
sound spanking and chastened spirit
go hand in hand. There is subtle and
sensitive. connection between the seat
Of reason and the seat Of pain.
Thus Hon. Bourke Cochran, oratori-
cal champion Of the eastern democracy
after years Of sulky silence and
sweeping assault upon the administra-
lions eastern policy turns to the arch
bishop Of Manila at the banquet given
by His Reverence to the Taft party
and smiling on the Philippines says:
We are blazing unparalleled paths
and are subjected to the most rigid
scrutiny. feel the most profound
confidence in the success Of American
destiny in the Philippines. I am OPP
posed to annexation. Nevertheless, /
shall earnestly study and assist in the
unselfish exploitation and development
OF the Islands under President Roose-
welt and Secretary Taft. We oppon-
ents accept the verdict Of public opin-
ion. We. are the flrmest supporters of
the development OF the islands for the
islanders l admit that 1t is impossible
to Ak time for granting indepen-
dence, but believe 1t possible to pre-
scribe the conditions deserving inde-
pendenct.-namely, when order is
maintained, when the dignity of labor
Is understood and when the islands are
self-supporting. The United States
must first establish enduring peace.
Secretary Taft represents the greatest
republic, assuring peace. Archbishop
Harry represents the spirit of the NOR
al law, which is necessary to make
men work faithfully and maintain
honest relations.
This Isl marvellous change from the
charges Of tyranny, usurpation, i'm
becility and murder which made up
part OF The fierce denunciation of the
governments Philippine policy. No such
notable detection from the ranks of
the insurrectos has taken place since
Aguinaldo met pacification and good
living half way. To be sure Mr..
Cochran is somewhat late in his refor-
nation but to be several years behind
Is Enthusiastically democratic. That
party and its leaders are always grab
bling at The endgate of the chariot of
progress like small boy behind
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4 BUSINESS ASSET.

Frank Sullivan, writing in Chicago
Sunday paper, offers, certain state
ments that show the value of member
ship in the Y. M. G. A. from purely
practical rating. In Chicago the as
ISOLATION operates a free employment
bureau, not for members, but for all
workers who need employment. This
bureau finds its impossible to supply
the demand on it from employers for
7. NJ. c. A. men to fill positions Of
every character. 1t supplies many more
non members than members with po-
sitions, but it finds the insistence of the
applying employers strongly for Y. NJ.
C. A. members. So great is the demand
for Y M. c. A. men that during the
had one hundred and fifteen calls for
help which it was unable to fill. Had
these employers been willing to accept
any applicant they would have had
workers Immediately, but they pre-
ferred to wait until they could get men
who hal the stamp Of health and char
acter upon them. AS would be suppos-
ed, most of the calls are for clerical
workers. but trade workers, mechanics,
and every kind Of men are in demand
Even III manual laborers, an associa-
ton membership seems to be consider
ed an asset.
Why not? Labor is much alike,
whether manual or mental The next
days work of men who spend their
evenings in gymnasiums and reading
rooms il, worth more than of those who
have spent the previous evening around
key OF in u poker room. Clean bodies,
clear minds and healthy muscles are
part of what an employee pledges
against his salary. They are worth
the NOR ey. No devitalized worker can
earn the same salary or. give the same,
satisfaction. The price Of good man
doesn't bother the employer if the man
earns it. The Y. M. C. A. stands for
health and decency-the two stand
ard requisites which, Joined with ca
pacity and willingness, get the good
jobs. 1t appears that Y. NJ C. A. mem
bership is business asset.
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The Sewer and His Seed.

He planted an oak in his fathers park
And thought In the minds of men.
And he babe farewell to his native shore,
Which he never will see again
oh. merrily stream the tourist throng
To the glow of the southern sky;
vision of pleasure beckons them on,
But he went there to die.
spread
And many rejoice In its shade,
But none will visit the distant grave
Where stranger youth is laid.
And the thought will live when the oak
has died
And quicken the minds Of men.
But the name Of the thinker has VAN
ished away
And Will never be heard again.
w f. III. Lecly.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-14
A Physician Healed.

DR.. George Ewing, a practicing ply
sician of Smiths Grove, KY, for over
thirty years, writes his personal exper-
fence with Foley's Kidney Cure: For
years had been greatly bothered with
kidney and bladder trouble and en-
larged PROSTATE gland. used every
thing known to the profession with
out relief, until commenced to use
Foley's Kidney Cure. After taking
three bottles / was entirely retrieved
and cured. 1 prescribe it now daily In
my practice and heartily recommend
it's use to all physicians for SUCH
troubles. 1 have prescribed it in hun
dreds of cases with perfect success. B.
A Morgan.