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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-22
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5 tomponeret 8inb $1.00.
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fra armenien. OFF .. 4lcoct. paa
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80c. STINT inbbunben $1.20.
timber Gaberbuanb. aonfrmotions.
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puu 0anit Oeb n. Sb. Serne. ST.
luitreret af 6. 8ant. 217 Sibet.
5 Omflas 9Oc. 5 tmp. 8inb $1.70.
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s Omilas 15e.
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ret Binb $1.00.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-22
&0rreipon0aneer
Sud. Wis.

vi bar bait EN- 19roeles meolis
.Oen0e 8inter bos os inotil miot /
Sanlar. Sngen bioere 6roit, men
iioen Sui bar ri fadet en- Del Sne,
faa Ri bar goot Sleoefpre. Ser sr
Oerfor / oenne Sto en- ganife liDlig
.5rdiit meo at tere Sre til CAB
mplerne og 8ren0e til Stationen.
S 9inter betdler Sptp6erne ltot me
re for 9r9n0e. bel nermeit paa
@runO at 0en itore &ulmangel /
9eitltaterne.
Qanotompd9niet bar / Sen ienere
3i0 Iolgt en- Del Qan6 st Romz
pdgni fra minneapolis bar nbli9
tp6t en- Del og er nu / Serb meo
at opfgre en- comp / H9r6e0en al
Dor SfummeItation. Oct er NOT
here's 9eniigt fprlt at tage Street, og
Iioen iGGge 2dnOet. Ser er fIere
6armere, Ser bar fpbt 6oer en- 40
acres, Tom er beIi89enOe in0til De-
res 6drm, nermeit for pasture"
til oeres &redturer. ga Mejeri0rifi
fer er ben Oi9ttgite Sn0tagtsfilOe.
Sens 5arenoOrff, IOm for fort
5t0 Ii0en IplQte i'm sEdrm til en-
ManOl fra u. 0atota, bar tpbt
PAUL @6riTtenIens 5arm / DaiGz
tuipn, iom er 6etiggenOe tat OeO
&irfen. &sbeI ummen bar $4,000.
Sfl 6drmen A6rer liz Qeres StoD
oa 5armtan0.
DARIUS gielien, fom Dor I Nerz
4e0en at &irten, bar tpbt af0pOe
@itoluj Smiths 5arm, Tom lig9er
up til bans e8en, for $500; oers
til bsrer so 4cres.
6enrp RasmusTen, gtbon, g.
0dtota, BAR fpbt Pe0er Seniens
'6arm, befiggen0e en- Mil git 70.
MiQtopn &irte, for en- qris al
$2.460. 8il 5armen 6grer ca. so
@tre8, met Sfoo.
3boroaIo 5arenoorH, en- 8ro6er
TIL Sens 5%arenoorf, Iom for Sioen
er 8eItprer for g}iels Seniens Gnte
/ 2ucf, par tg6t Soon 9olnls'
6arm en- U1il 3it for &irten for en-
Qris at $1,170. 8ertit er ca. As
men ingsn oiOert 8bgnin=
GER og fun faa 2tcres opoprtet.
Ser bar MI / sen Ienere Sio boz
ret liOt 9io / 2ano % 5~arm6anoeI,
Tdd 2anoagenterne tiener Yenge,
men Dem er Der 6eler ingen Man8el
pdd. Og Der er maaife ANDRE, Ser
I: al 6emmelig9e6 orioer Iamne
6orreining, nuar 2ejlie6eo gibes,
ca Ser fan bore liot at fortjene.
Men 6odo ser life tan taale at Ie
2pIet, buroe Ri MenneIfer life BE-
Tdtte os mes.
9aul GbrtitenIen, iOm for fort
9f0 Iioen iOl9te tin 5drm til Sens
5aoenOorf. tog / 5etge me0 lin
6uItru en- liGe 2pIttir til Soma,
bbor Sc tioligere bar beet, for at Be
Ipge oeres gdmle 0enner % Sf9gt-
ninge. Men uoe / Sopa bfeo G6riz
Itenien angreben al 2ungebetenoel>
fe, og 8 0uge efter ufgit Ban peo
9s6en, og bans Gig blep fprt til
3bfor, Minn., fbor ban bIeO begraz
BET Sen II. Sunuar. 6an bar ef@
ter 5or1b6enoe 81 Idr ganmel. De
tilbgrte oen oanffe &irte og fom ber@
til fra 5bfer, Wfinn., 6oor oct o9s
Iad bar osres 6eniigt at di19gge
@eIeg. De b1r ingen 8prn. ga,
0eoen fommer, enten man er bjernz
me ener p1u 2bItreiIe, men oct lp@
Der 10 ogIaa fau til os, at hi Ital
b9re bere0t til enboer Sio.
= 2pbman6 g. 2omos' Sus Oe0
Station. fom bteO opfgrt for
faa Qur fioen, u~f6ranote Sreodg
often Oen 81. Dec. gn De lSnbbo
ibleb reooet. 9eofommen6e bapoe
osi ureret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-22
2anb / 9awion So,
Wontana.

WlUWIuWn.
9eo at laie en- Qrtitel / Oft"
.foruDIi9, Optaget fra nD~anneOirte"
tom je3 til At tGnte, jeg Oiloe Ttrioe
.liot ON bort oanife Settlement Der
! DAMON So, Don't, 0a ogIaa 6er
'er PIa0s for mango Gp6pggere meo
Ilige Iad go6e lOiigter Iom / 8aleD
Co., Mont., e1er 8iaiams Co., %.
9at, til begge at 6Oilfe bet Itpoer
|op o9 er b~elig9enoe omtrent 20
|Dlil ip0 for @reat gortbern 8unn.
Ser fin0es meset goot 2an6, Der
fan td9es Iom 6ometeaO, og En-
Del al Ben Strsm al !6jemIegere.
ipm til 6ordaret gaur 9eit, bill lite
tabe oeo at tomme fer og Ie fig ON,
|rg set oiIoe glGoe mig at ie 2anoss
munO NOT per til at tunne oanne en-
Menig6so.
gre Iterne fra q. Dat. areoIen
|1fiftes en0nu til at tomme Der en-
gang ON Mdaneoen at 6otoe CUBS
ijeneIte, og afe at 0em Tpnes go6t
ON ll0iigterne Per for ct Oanif Sett.
Ilement.
Ser er 6en 5oroel, at anes 2nIfer
tan blioe tilfreOsiti1eOe meO 6enIon
til 2an0, ga oi bar oct fore Ooers
banOin9sanlag. UNDER 9oiltet ser er
meget 9an0 enonu at fdd at tebe,
'og Ipm fan tilfre0sIti0e Dem. fom
Ear Mlioler og sniter at oanne IT
.5jem / en- Oelbebpgget og fru9tbl.
.0al, 6oor Misoafst bill 6lioe utenot.
Og for Iua6unne, Tom life fpnes
ON at tdge 6jemIte0 og binoe Dem
til at leoe paa set for fem Oar, er
fer liot ober ii SuIino 4crss 2ano
|af binigt Sernbanelan6, omfrtng
6oiltet oct meIte 5rilano er optaget
|df DANTE, og bois optsbt nu | 8ins
ter eIer tiolis / 5oraaret mufisois,
fan at blibe Iettlet me0 DANTE.
priIen paa bette 2dno er fra tre
til otte Dollars pr. Ncre.
Ser bur M / oe iiofte 10 a Y
|2tar paret farmet en- Del, bOiffet
bar 9ibet en- @enneminitsbet at
1870 9ulbeas af 9OeOe, 30-35
'af Sabre, 1912 at Star og POS
.af Muis, og mango bar en- @ennems
inits6eit at meget mere. Dor esen
9eIt folte CONNER bar SO bu. Soes
0e, SO bu. 9dpre og Is bu. Star.
pr. acre at 400 acres Iadet iaft, Idd
Der Tan life bare noget Spsrgsmaal
u0en en- Npbpgger fan BABE gooe
ll0iigter til at Oanne ct goot 9jem.
.9i bar en- aarlig &e9nm9n9N al
IS Som., meo StBriteoelen | Mdj
og SUM-. Der bar | Sommer p9ret
.opmddlt for en- M Sernbane, fom
oi bdabsr bill fagtme FER inoe1 ret
lenge; ct Meieri bill blibe hhgget |
.Stoneb n9Ite Sommer, os Der er
riselist og peIsnnet Gr5eios for
Meno os 6eite pad oen tore 8anal.
Tom er UNDER sfrbeioe.
Bore 8intre er belfer life Iaa itren9e
fom | Hortb Dali. oa Sc oarne
8inoe oil blafe fra @eft neTter Oct
baloe af 0interen.
Ser er riselig meo 2uf u 9ran.
be, fom er frit for at bente set.
Solt. iom pnifer at tomme Ger og
Re 2anbet os gsnen, maa taae OIL
let til Monbat, Montana, beligssnoe
20 Mif peft for Wiaiiton, fra boils
fen plaos Der saar poifposn bper
Dag &f. z ON Morsenen terop |
.Dalen.
peter Nn6erfen.
@i0neh. mortdna.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-22

Ydflor J. rs. utdD1en. oO9 Ole
Der. s Smflag 90c.. inbb. 41.20.
5rueterne mobnes. Mf gmiI !0ofine+
gn Jortenins. 218 @iber, / Orns
flag 60c., inob. $1.00.
Sra Bib. gects gesrapelie. 80 CT.
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Hutibsmurtprer. off u. 6. g. Grove
Rasmnsien Snbb. 9Oc.
u. 6ibieer: st lid. aongsfpeil. ST.
bel6iitoriite 5urebrag Opsr b. Ere
Ronger 9erobes / np Sefamsntt,
pris inbbu1ben 90c.
Gre SuIefOrtalin9er. "a Siber.
Omf1dg 10c.
@obt beepnbt. 4f Spurseon. 5ors
forfeit og bearbeibet af 8ilh. RdfH.
266 Siber. Snbb. $1.OO.
9ubets Ssnner. of 6. 8. 6Op. 1853
Stber. Snbb. 90e.
5ebebuiet. OFF .. @laubreHt. Yoa
9onf peb Glen. $ OmTos 20t..
inbbunben Doc.
Sofitin Os sfper. @n QGgtetubss
biiforie. goa 0onf psb Batter
MottbidTen. 214 @. fnt 10. 8oe.
6errsn er min 8illugt! Rogl. al
0abibs Salmer fra Mbfalons OPP
rsrs 5ib. OFF q. 6. 9dnfen. 15
@iber. 5 Omflug SOC.
gpuroen og Subs ginie. @n Ours
beiefie mob Sibens 8antro. af
puitor 8. Miiniter. OmfL. 10r.
@enfpeiIing. gn trtfteli9 Gortanins
fra @ngelit. 272 Siber. flint inbb.
prig Csc.
g. 6. glunes prnbiten,r Optr ale
airteaarets 2ettier oe Splitter
FAINT SuitepraOitener. Snbb. $40.
paa 2ibet8 Bel. prabifener opsr be
nbe Setter. 373 Siber. fOIiot tnss
bunben, gris $3.50.
interchangeable Og 9%eaiggsreli., 81
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st Glib | Sdnb6eb. of Robert o.
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pris soc.
Deb afritas 6lobsr. Af Annis u
Butler, pperfat af @br. Stricter.
2ege.
9prDsDrengen. Sra Spit peD eIes.
30 Stoer. 5 Omila9 1Os.
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tiosforteuing. Autoriieret Opsrs
iGttelie beigrset Deb ". y. Ma0Ds
fen. 639 Siber. @pDt tRps.
$500. / OmfIug $1.60.
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ten ale troenbe !9iem | Oanmart.
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gleoel. pris inbb. 25c.
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236 Siber / Omilas Cox. SnS.
90c.
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af Gmil for be unse. 157 Siber.
go0t mob. zoe.
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Better, %operfut uf 90. @olf. 81
Siber. 5 Omflas Acc.
Jortauinger oe Smoatret. Af D.
6. Moobp. 800 Siber | Omras.
$1.OO. @obt inbb. $3.50.
Sortesalipps. Gf ROtph GOrsr.
paa 0anf Deb q. %. Mubfex.
248 g. $ OmT. Goo, tnbb. 90c.
Spbel 9artb eller: Cert at Sub.
PSI Siber. fmuft inbb. Coz.
Sebbps Snap. gn Siftorie ON n
raft Drens. 4f Nmp 6. GeRpre.
Operfat fra Gngelff af 8. ). D.
6. Matbiafen. Snbb. 40e.
Seltmisifone1i meb 9ibro9 of d.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-05-30

Lawton. which was unveiled today,
Immediately after an address by Pres I
ident Roosevelt. is the result OF the
work Of the I1awton monument COM
mission, organized in 1900. soon after
the death of I,awton in the Philip
pines The Commercial club and the
board of trade co-operated In the form
alton of committee, which raised by
popular subscription $4,000. Daniel
Chester French, OF New York, was Sc
lected to have charge of the creation
of. the statue. The work was done
partly by the American student, An
drew O'Conner, who acted as French's
assistant. The monument stands on
the grounds Of the Marion county
court house. at Washington and Della
ware streets, facing the southwest
The bronze figure is nine feet high.
standing on stone pedestal six feet
in height. The standing figure is typ
ical of the general in command erect,
clothed in khaki uniform, and standing
beside cactus bush the kind OF work
Lawton was called upon to perform Is
symbolized.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-05-30
BRYAN JAMESTOWN ORATOR
Gives Address at Celebration Of "Pat-
rick Henry Day,"

Norfolk, Va, May 30.-William j.
Bryan was the orator of the day at the
celebration OF Patrick Henry day" at
the. jamestown exposition. His sub
ject was, Taxation Without Repre-
sentation Is Tyranny"
Bryan dealt on the American rule
in the Philippine Islands, declaring we
are making laws for the government OF
the Filipinos under which we would
not live ourselves. He compared AM
erican rule of the Filipinos to British
rule of the American colonies prior to
the revolutionary war. The speaker
discussed the federal ownership of
railroads. but said that after all he
wondered IL more was not to be gained
for the people by discussing the fight
ing of corporations. Continuing, Mr..
Bryan said:
What is the effect 81 our rate law,
which was so hard to get? There
are two effects SO far One is, it
stopped rebates. That's good, but what
was the .pecuniary effect? Why, the
railroads keep money they paid to
favored shippers; that is the rail-
roads got more money out of this.
What was the other effect? It stopped
passes. What did that do? 1t gave
to the railroads money that the fell
lows used to save that rode on passes.
So far we have increased the revenues
Of the roads, and that's all the law
has done thus far, and when the var
ious states said, Well, now, we have
given you this advantage by stopping
rebates and passes. we will reduce
passenger rates and make you divide
with the people And in some states
they reduced passenger rates; the nail
roads in some cases are so ungrat teful
for what has been given them, that
they go into court and try to keep
the people from having the benefit of
the two cent rate law"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-05-30

for getting their into the open
market at the J : possible expense.
There is absolo . nothins hing in +, the plan plan
of grain, or \ ~ manner preventing
the freest /, ,etition among buyers
and sellers of grain.
Il therefore conclude:
First That the agreement upon
the part of the members of co-opera-
tive grain companies to pay certain
per cent upon sales of grain made to
other dealers is legal and binding
agreement.
Second That there is nothing in
the Stillman antitrust grain law
passed by the Thirty-second general
assembly that will make 1t unlawful
for cooperative grain companies TO
continue to operate under the So
called protection or penalty clause.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-05-30
OPEN FIELD, SAYS ALLISON.
Senator Says No One is Barred From
cenaforial Race

Dubuque May 30-"No one is barred
from the senatorial race" was the OBJ
servation of Senator Allison when
shown the announcement of Governor
t,ummins' candidacy. Nor am / sur
prised that Cummins should declare
himself as to his plans"
Senator Allison then declared he'd
not given the matter of he. himself,
again being a candidate, serious con-
sideration, nor had he consulted his
political friends. but he intimated the
condition OF his health would be
factor He suggested he had been
elected to congress eight times and that
the people of Iowa are now well ac-
quainted with him. thus intimating
confidence in his record.
Allison is enjoying good health at
present and seems to have every con-
f1dence in himself. Warm friends de-
clared:
Hell be In the fight before the pri-
maries next June and be in to win"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-05-30
For Soldier. Buried at See. +
Enraker sneaLs n stubenxiIle. 1
kuRokl HoNoRs Lincoln.
Pays Tribute by Placing Wreath 81
l:~.al. oaek "A mt

Pays Tribute by Placing Wreath osA
Lincoln Park Monument. sss
Chicago, May 30.-Memorial exefe'
,cises in honor Of the nations dea6
were held today at all the celnetfriess.
Flowers and flags were placed Oh the
graves Of all 1000 soldiers of the uil-
ion, add those who fought for the
cause of the confederacy GeneraR
Baron Kuroki took part in the exers
cises, and, watched by thousands,
placed a wreath on the monument o.
Abraham Lincoln In Lincoln park
A parade Of military, civic and frater-
nal organizations, in which nearly -
900 veterans of the civil war took pafts
was the feature Of the days exercises
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-05-30
GRAND OVATION
FOR PRESIDENT
Roosevelt Warmly Greeted on
His Trip Thru Ohio and
Indiana
GUEST OF VICE PRESIDENT
Entertained at Luncheon by Fairbanks
at His Indianapolis Home-Delivers
Brief Address at 5ellefontaine =
Speaks at Lawton, Statue Unveil-
ing. 1.-l.,..

Bellefontaine, O., May so.--President
Roosevelt and Vice President Fair
banks, on their way to Indianapolis,
reached here at 7:15 this morning.
There was great crowd on hand
when the presidents train pulled into
the station. An interesting incident
attending the departure of the presi-
dent from Akron last night was a
visit to the chief executive from sena-
tor Dick and Governor Harris, and 9TH
e.r officers of the state government.
They simply called to pay their re-
spects.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-05-30
MURDER AND SUICIDE.
New Evidence in Case Of Two Girls
Nsar Springfield, III.

Bloomington, ILL.,, May 30.-Today the
authorities discovered evidence of mur-
der and suicide in the case Of Cora and
Carrie Leaderbrand, whose bodies were
found in the creek near Springfield. A
twenty two calibre revolver was found
in the creek. 1t Is believed that the
eldest girl shot and killed the younger
one who was deaf and dumb, then
waded into the water and shot herself.
The oldest girl had telephoned her
aunt, Mrs. George Leaderbrand of New
City, to come over, that she was ILL.,
The father Of the girls. who found
the bodies. said that Cora had com-'
planned repeatedly within the past
few months that the incessant care Of
her invalid sister was an injustice to
her. as it did not permit her to en-
joy the companionship Of other young.
girls. Leaderbrand is a widower and
has an excellent reputation.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-05-30
AGE ON z.

PAGE ONE.
'Tslesraphie News.
President Speaks at Indianapolis.
Says Reforms Must Continue.
/ Given ovation in Ohio and Indiana.
Nation Honors Soldier Dead.
Elevator Fight in Iowa WAKES
Warm.
Floods in Texas.
Today's Base Ball Games.
PAGES TWO AND THREE.
lows News.
+ Can't Sidetrack Cummins.
Babe Falls From Train.
Found Uninjured Hours Later.
Ghouls Loot Victim Of Accident.
Doings at ]. S. C.
In Favor OF, Day Heirs.
Serenaded Twelve Hours.
PAGE FOUR
Editorial.
The Unknown Heroes.
Making Fairbanks Sentiment
Fine the Pistol Toter.
Topics Of the Times.
Iowa Opinion and Notes.
Kennedy On Livestock.
PAGE FIVE.
County News:
County News:
Gilman's Memorial Day.. - - SEE.
News of County Towns.
Commencement Program at Gilman.
Fine Talent for Lecture Course.
PAGES SIX AND SEVEN.
City News:
city Honors Dead Heroes.
& ~. IN
Gentry Show Heartily Welcomed.
Mrs. ]. A. Rails Dead.
Think They Have Bob" Wilson.
Marshalltown Wins Morning Game.
The City Field
PAGE E,oHT.
Markets and General:
I Cattle Prices Higher.
Hogs Steady to Strong.
No Grain Markets. (Holiday.)
Prime Crop Weather.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-05-30
BILL POSTERS MEET.
Annual Convention Selects Officers At
Burlington ~ 6usby Re.eleeted Ssc-
retaary - Next Meeting in Dubuqus.

Special to Times Republican.
Burlington, May so.The : annual
convention of the bill posters of the
Iowa association met here today.
Forty-seven towns were represented. It
was decided to meet next year at Du-
buque. Officers elected We're:
President-M. VIM. Moore, of Des
Moines.
vice President Charles T. Kinde, Of
Davenport.
SecretaryA. J. Busby, Of Marshall
town.
Treasurer-Al. Haytor, of Centerville.
The association is in fine condition
and the prospects are excellent for the
season of 1907 and '08. Resolutions
were adopted respecting the late T. w.
Chamberlain. /;
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-05-30
TO STOP SMUGGLING
President Roosevelt Reserves Strip
Sixty Fest in Width Along the
Entire Northern Border of Mex
ico-official Proclamation Issued.

washington, May so.-The president
has issued a proclamation creating a
reservation Of sixty feet in width along
the entire northern border Of Mexico,
including the state of California and
the territories Of Arizona and New
Mexico. The purpose of the reserva-
ton is declared ito be the suppression
of smuggling across the international
line. Private entries in, the line Of the
projected reservation. and such por-
tions OF it as are needed for roads. are
reserved from operation Of the order.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-05-30
OKLAHOMA CITY Wins

Beat. Hutchinson, Kas- Team II
Western Association League.
Hutchinson. Kas.. May 3o-fn the
Western Association League here yss~
terday, Oklahoma oity beat Hutchin.
son. after twenty-three innings. the
play by the score was to I.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-05-30
Guest Rohs His Host.

Cedar Falls May 30.-Mat Cavan-
augh, an aged bachelor of this city.
was robbed of $50 yesterday by Frank
Matula, an old friend from Chelsea,
who came Tuesday to spend few
.days. While Cavanaugh was attending
his garden the friend broke the locks
of chest containing the cash. He
took also a revolver and a razor, which
were upstairs. He was arrested at Wa
verify at o'clock last evening, while
buying a suit Of clothes.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-05-30
Ceremonies at National Capital
Were on a More Elaborate
Scale Than Usual
WORKING HORSES IN PARADE
Novel Feature Of Memorial Day OBJ
ssrvance at New York City NsIA
Memorial Unveiled in Hall Of Fame
Governor Hughes Present - obs
servances Of the Day Elsswhsrs.

Washington, May so.-with solema
and impressive ceremonies, Memorial
Day was observed in the national caps
ital on more elaborate scale than us
ual. Business was suspended. not
only in the departments Of the gov~
ernment. but also thruout the cttys
People Of all classes united In perpet~
uafing the memory of the thousands
of heroic dead in the eight national
cemeteries in the vicinity Of flWashinss
ton.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-05-30
voLIvA is INSECURE

Zion City Property May Result in
Complete Overthrow Of Dowie's Sue
\ lcessor.
4 Chicago, May 2s-On the ground
that the estate Of the late John Alex
ander Dowie, now in the hands Of Re-
ceiver John c. Hately. is greatly de-
teriorating in value in Its present
state Of disorganization, a petition has
been prepared for presentation Friday
before Federal Judge Landis asking
for decree granting authority to the
receiver to sell the property without
further delay. 1t is said that plan
for the reorganization OF the Zion City
property may result in the complete
overthrow of Wilbur Glenn voliva.
who assumed ecclesiastical authority
and temporal power over the church of
Zion following the death of the foun-
der. Dowie.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-05-30
COTTON CARGO ON FlRE.

British Steamer Carrying Passenssrsa
Arrives at Bermuda Just in Time.
4 Hamilton, Bermuda, May 30,-Thes
british steamer Boniface, Galveston for
1dyerpool. loaded with cotton and car
rying nine passengers, eight Of whom
we're women. arrived at Bermuda this
morning with Its cargo on fire.
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MADE FALSE ENTRlEs.

Former Allegheny, Pa Bank TslIsN
Found Guilty on Many Counts.
Pittsburg., May so-Thomas w. HAr-
vey. former teller in the Enterprise
National bank Of Allegheny, Pa wAs
today found guilty on 80 counts, -
making false entries. ].