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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-01
nSans inn Slid"
(gine @eihihte obne Moral

@uitup a6bler lit elm Sonntagsfinb.
Sespcgen bnrf aber beileibe niht ieber
nnbere Staub9eborene. Der nm CONT
tag bas 9iht Der Welt erblidt bat.
glnuben, ba6 es linn auh 10 geben
miiiIe, ME @uitap &obler. Senn err
items naiiirt bas MIR gan5 auserleies
men Sonntagsfinpern. 5lpeitens giebt's
10 piel @lild5 i~iberbaupt niht mcbr uro
hrittens lit bas gan3e 0elhi6tfen
pielleidt nift einmal pabr.
Nlio; @uitap aobler lit elm in Stem
Yoff nobnenoes 8riinborn. Gr bat
Dor Elm paar Ionaten crit Die nlte
Seimatb perlaiien, I'm bier fem Slid
5u madden. Gin paar Sanlenb Sols
lars bate er mitsebrnht unb elm entz
6iidenbes @rdntden. Gbriitine Spffz
mrnn. martete uneebulbi9 brauBen in
SeutiHlanb. bis @uitap ibr ihreiben
lpiirbe. lie iole fommen, Yfnrrer uno
0ob5eitsmabl mdren bereit.
liner Selo perlor nah ieiner Ins
funft in Mem 9orf menis 3eit. CT
itiirSte lid) Sals iiber aopf in @es
idlGfte. unb in elmer @runbeigens
tbums : Equalization in Gong Sslanp
9lalibte er. nit ieiuem fleineu @ermo>
gen gar lhueu 81 mirfli6em 8obls
ItanD 9elangen 81 fDnnen.
Sber ME es ihon einmal sebt. Die
Seifenblaie platte mnb 8uitao's ifone
Collars IdmolSen babin pie Sd)nee
im Sonnenidein.
Sas mdre mn meiter nibt 10 arg
gepeien. lpenn Der iunge gtann. Der
iih gplbene gerge ertrdlmt bate. riht
iein Srdutd)eu bate beriibertommen
ldlien.
So laS Gbriitine MN in einem biui<
gen &oitbaus an Der 81. StraBe.
ipeinte lid Die Idonen Imeen roth unp
Der Sag Der Sodb5eit ihien ferner gu
iein oils ie. Senn einen armen
Seufel poate pas fapri3ipie Idbden
nid)t beiratben.
Sic 9iebesleute faneu baber iibers
Elm, Gbriitine iole nieber ms @lterns
baus Suriidfebreu uno parten. bis
@uitop I'M Stanbe lei. ibr elm miirbis
ges Seim 5u bereiten.
Sas Billet pa i6on sefauft mn
Der Sas Der Ibreiie ieltgeleet. ais Der
Singing Den Ylan fuBte, bod nod
einen letten per5lpeifelten IeriMh al
MAIDEN. Dem o~robenben llnaemah eir
S6nipphen 5u lhlagen. Gr bate
nod %einbunoert Dollars in Der Salde
unb nit benz @eloe. Der betriibten
8rnut unb eincm peiien Sreunbe ein9
er biudus na6 SbeepsbeaS Ban gum
Hennen.
llnb pa gel6ab etpas. mas chen nilr
einem Sonntaasfinbe paiiiren lam.
@uitap gerann. $500 pber nod
mebr. @s mar. ais oh Die Yierbe per-
bert pdren. Ienn er alif zines nets
tete. oann aing es alS critics ourh' !
3iel uub penu es friiber audi nid)i
einmlal i'm Stanbe 9cipeien mare. einen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-01
sANSlAlAyAvAvAtAt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Anxem6urger gla&ri6ten. !


rlng 0es Seites. Sie Srdlien iorgs
ten fir elm nor5iielides giien in Del
linteren 6ale. Bon Der @emeinbt
ipnrbe unierem beimgefebrten Seel.
lor9er Elm prdhtises @eifenf gemadt
Sofip. Yfarrer Soiepb Sanb banftt
mad au bieien lleberraI6ungen Iaer
bon 3er5en unb er5dbIte Damn in
einem intereilanten 8ortraee bon ieis
ner Neile. Nuh peripraf er, an
tomntenben Spnntag allen @emeinbes
miteliebern ben pdpItlihen Scgen 81
geben. pelden er lid beim 81. Batter
erbeteu bate fir feline @emeino. Mls
Sat mar nod eri6ienen bodn. gars
tbolome bon Sulba. -.
(WRD6te Der bobip. 8ater 6. Sanf
ni6t aud Der .8n3ette" einen Sris
ginals 9eriht ieiner g~uropareiie slts
geben lniienl? - Inm. Der Heb.)
Dem r9eNsars Serolb" entne6mer
mir pie fol9t:
Na6 neutrality-suspicious. 9eiber
an etnem 3eberiibel, Itarb leeten Wtons
tag poblperieben nit ben 5roitungcr
Der fatboliiden Stride, in ieiner 8ob.
nung an Slilton Strabe bon 2eWiors
Der adtbare Yeter Gpaing. Ser Iers
itorbene iplIrOe I'M Sabre 1929 in Sez
ttn9elt, Suremburg, 9eboren, or ers
reifte Iomit elm Nlter bon rs Sabreu
Yeter Ceiling fam i'm Sabre 1862
nah Den Der. Staaten. Sm Sabre
1854 beiratbete er IN SubuqIe feline
i'm iiberlebenoe 8itttpe, Deren @ldb.
Gennnmen Gatbdrina Selbamet mar
Sas gbepnar iiebelte balb mad De,
! SodSeit nab CASCADE. Soma, iiber mi
tpobnte bort neun Sabre lang. Oit
Samilie fam Dor 80 Sabren nod Ylp.
mouth Gountb unb Iieb lid auf cine,
iiiblid o 2eIfars gelegenen Sarn
nieber. Ser Che entlproHen 3ebr
ainber, brei baoon itarben i'm garter
Sitter; cine perbeiratbete Sodter. Sral
Sobn 8neip ging Dem Batter Dor ct.
li6en Sabren I'M Spbe poraus. Sis
anoeren Ginber. melfe ollie bier linb
nm benz Seardbni6 %bei5upobnen. Iino
Sral Sic. Srepmann bon Spens, Sral
Sic. aelIen bon Imerica Soipnibip
9briitina unb. gatbarina Goaina. oil
nod 5u Sauie iinb. unb Die Sobn'
Sobn unb Sic bon gloomfielo. Nebr.
unb Wilbelm bon 2egiars. Ser
trauernoen 3interbliebenen uniel
ber5lides 8eileiol
- Srau &atb. &emp. Die nit ibrel
Sarnilie 2R Neilen iiiblih bon Sc.
@ars pobnt. mar felt mebreren Eager
Iebr beoenflih franf. BUR Sci
i6eint lie ieooh ettpas beiier gu fem
Sran Gemp mar bel 8erpanbtcn IL
Minneiota, 5u geiud, als lie e%rfranft'
unb ibr 3uitdnb mar idon elm sefGbr.
lifer ais man iie mad 5aule bradbte
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-01
9as Goelweib.

User nennt mir iene Slume, Die allein
Inf teller @lm bliibt I'M Sonnens
Ihein.
Die i60nlte Sierbe unirer Ilpennelt.
Sob oroben einiam tpdfit bonn S6uee
erhelltl
Ser Sirtenbnbe auf Der @lpc Sob'n,
@enn Su i'm fragit miro itol5 er Dir
geiteb'n:
-: Gs lit Der 8lun,en ihonIte Dieies
Heis,
Die Nlpenfonigin beiBt gbelpciB. -:
Sen Siingling. Der Die m~iibepollc Sabn
Hift id)eut. trieb's Die lteilen SOb'n
binnn,
@r pubte ippbl, bort finoet er allein
Sns bofite Slid, baS balo or nennet
Ieinl
aein Sels 5u bod, fem Spalt lit linn
81 brett,
Gr iubelt laut. neil er POM 3iel niht
melt,
=: Siir's 9ieb er ireuois cine glime
bridt.
Gin gbelpeib. Der Clip @ersibmein<
nldlt. =:
Iit 5er5 unb 6nnb lteb'n mir fiir's
Nlpenlanbl
60 rufen Iue. Die bns ihonc 2anb
Ser Sreibeit innis felt umiblun9en
bait,
Die sernc lterben fir Die Mlpentpelt,
Sie felt unD trelI pobl einig Sano in
Sanb
Die Sreibeit pflan5en in oas Alpels
Lamb.
=: Sen Sreien parD fir ibrer @iibe
Yreie
Ser ldonite 2obn, Elm 5artes @oel@
peiB. -:
llnb ipenn bann emit bas Sterbe>
glodfen tDnt,
Ser Mlpenlobn it'd nit Dem Sob per>
lobnt.
Spriht pebmutbspoa Der Srielter Elm
Sebct.
@eil feline Seel ppr @ottes Chrome
iteht.
Dit 9lumen ihmiidet man ieiu flei>
mes Sniis,
gum &irdbof trdgt man neinenb i'm
btndlis.
-: llnp aus Der treucn 6reunbe itilem
areis
grin9t Sober linn bas Ieete gbels
peiB, =:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-01
4uS unicrer Mappe.

Ser alte, alte Sblenbrian baftet
Dem 9eitrengen unb bod 10 liberalen
(na6 fran5GIii6em S6nitt) Serrn
llnterridtsminiiter Monsennlt nod
INNER IN. Sat buot ales 3eit"
entihiloigt man iif in Der betreffens
Den &an5elei Der lmremburgiihen .cns
pitale" nah Der alten 9emiitblifen
W3ooe: .fpdt mer balt net Din, Dat 0i
mer mlior."
9as niiien Die 2uremburger bon
Stabt uno 2anb uno man pertr0itet
iid fpieber bic gum nd6iten Sabre -
ct peIt en- 10 net bel oenen beden
6eren uituBenl = Go leien mir in
einem 8latte aus Der 9arptitabt: .Mn
Germ Non9enait. 8ir uns mitaes
tbeilt ipiro, baben iib flint YrofeHos
rem unierer mittleren 2ebrnnItalten
jiingit perbeiratbet. Sum ipilIen Tie
ni6t. OBJ tie in ibren bisberigen 8irs
funesfreiien oerbleiben ODER Oh lie pers
lest perOen. Souen Tie cine 8obz
nung mietben ober ni6t? SIN poris
gen Sabre bate Elm Yrofelior bereits
cine Wobnmng gemietbet; er nurbe
nah Sietir6 periebt, mibte baraufs
bin bort cine 8obnuns mietben uno
audi Die in 2urembur9 bereits semies
tbete ipdbreno zines balben Sabres be-
6ablen. Sas iinb Die Solgen Der @ers
lhleppung! - Iud nod Elm anberer
Iibitanb bdnst oamit 5ulammen. Die
Serren Sireftoren. iuelde niht fuiilen.
Oh in ibrem Yrofeliorens Corps gers
lebun9en porgenommen perbcn unb
ipelde. fonnen unmogli6 bas Sduls
prpgramm auf1telen unb miiilen mars
ten, bis Der S6ulbesinn ba lit. -
| Serr Ion9cnoIt iou Die gerehtiaunz
gen ~unlerer Iusfibrungen 5u9eitanz
ben baben. Wnn, baum :uirb CT bpf-
tcmtlid I'm ndaItcn Sabre = benn fir
bicicS Sabr riibrt iih nod INNER
nidts - henielben &edmmns trasen."
- @enn's .boffentlid" uiht bns
nGdite Sabr gebt. mdrtc man lieber
nod Elm SGbrle nnb bolt lid einen
nelien Iiniiter auf Der Tariier 8eIts
msiteInngl
Mas nennt man MODERN" nerfdbs
rem. Solen iene @etboben NIT ~bofs
fentli6". IMAM meiB nift", nih
coppprigbt bon YariS iein - bipers
MODERN - ODER bios. man ct giei
Yafen get. Sn Der Siniidt ldBt Die
Wopernitdt aud i'm l~uremburger
Sdnole in ben betreffenoen 8~reiien
nidts 5u luiinifen iibrig.
Wober tommt es pobl, bab Der Gus
r%enbur9er 9e9en irgenb nelhe Yerlon
anoerer NntionalitGt 10 1d,6n uni
freunolih tbnt. INNER ~biIfsbereit in
uno 3ngdnslih. inbes er ben @in6eis
mtidben oriidt unb lddbist. no or nur
fam. Sn Der Sauptitaot mirb a0es
Sremoe unb ieoer Sremoe proteaiert
Der luremburgiibe @eIhdftsmanr
pirS auf ale moali6c Beiie hifaniert
bnmit er bod ben Sremben feline Gpns
f~urren5 made. SelbItperit6nbl,
9ebt bier Hebe iiber Die 2anosleute i'm
alien Saterlanbe. Nns YeiIpiel Dor
obigen nebmen mir nur Die 6 L nj
burger 9 hobermeife. Gin
Ylid auf bicielbe lpirb bas @eIagts
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-01

nah @onbelt ihreiten Sunf ben @ee
milbnngen Der llnternebmer 8ebr.
Soran9 nls Gbriitnah riiitig poran.
Sdbei berIhipinbet cine Wenge unIee
rer i6onen Selien 10 allcb Der rieiig
groBe %io9enonnte SilDhess
el e n, mo 10 mal6e u~uierer Sorf>
ldonen ibren 3ufiinitigen oes Ibenbs
unter @ebet bel brenneuben &er5en
erbetet baben iou. Sdglih liebt man
nod cine gtenge Mdo6en bort. lpelde
lpebmiitbi9 Der 3eritorln9sarbeit 5us
ld)auen.
@eimersfird, 8. Sept. Iad
Imerifa, ibrer Seimat6. gereiIt iinb
am Samstaa 6rau Gigranb unb
So6ter. melhe fiini Mpnate BEL i6ren
V~ertpanoten bier II. in Sefort anf Be-
JUDI fpeilten. - Nls Nmerifa Suriids
gefebrt lit Der Waurer Nidael Neus
mann ncbit Srnr unb &inoern, ipeldje
crit I'M Wionat Wldr5 bieies Sabres
mt Den 40 Yerionen bon bier alIs9es
luan0ert maren.
Sifferoinsen, II. Sept. PM Sreis
tag bate Der 9%ergarbeiter @ernbes III
elmer @rlIbe 81 rS%illenber9" cine
Ytine abgebrunni. NM er unterIufte
nadber Die 9ede nit einem Yidel.
als pl0Blif cine lhpere Gr5maiie bers
linterfiel uno ibn inter iih benru6.
@tniee admeraoen befreiten Ben Mann
ans bieler Gage unb trnnsportierten
i'm per Sragforb in pns Splpital mad
Nieberfprn, mo Der IrSt einen poppel>
ten Veinbruh uno ihpere @ilnben an
aopf unb Stirne feItitelte.
Sells, 10. Sept. @citern Iade
ntittae peritiep bier ploblih on eincm
S6lnganfule Die bohahtbare Same
2ogelina.
@uitinsen, ~. Sept. @eitern uers
lieB 6err Sdmit Sb.. Snaeuieur in
Silenbabubauten, feline 6eimatb, nm
lid ndditen Samstng in Intperpeu
nod Dem Congo einSuidiffeu.
S%ibelingcn, IL. Sept. Ser an
Siirin9en tuobnenbe. As Sabre alte
Vergarbeiter Setter aepler butte am
Wputng in elmer @alerie cine Mine
unge5iinoet. %lporauf er lib in Cider
belt brnhte. Nnhpem er oen SbuB
aebOrt bate, tebrte er portbin 3uriid.
Sn bieIem Musenblicfe ent5iinbete it'd
Die yftnc gum 5iueiten Wnle, nnb s..
iuuroe bon DEM neageihleIberten
@elteine 81 gohen geitreft unb iibers
eedt. Gin 40 Seutner ihperer @r5>
olod Serihmetterte ibm hierbei Das
linte llnterbein. Ser Serunoliifte
iuuroe bon Ieinen &dmeraben mad benz
Soipitule 9e1d]afft. mo Die Nmputatlon
bes pollitdnoig 5ertebten @liebes por<
aenommen lpcrbcn mliBte. St. ut per~
heiratbet un0 Batter bon Iieben gum
Sbeil nod uner5ogenen ainbern.
@eies, II. Sept. @eitern Inhs
mittas sesen 5pei llbr brad in einem
3iumer beS Snlles Nif. Saltcse
Siunen Seler ans; Der Safer mar I'M
9orfe nuf elmer SerIteigeruns. Die
Nutter biitete Dor benz Sauie pds
Tieb. ibr ein5iees pieridhrige5 Sinh
belt iein IittagsiGldi6en. Salo
mar oas Seuer geloiht, nber pas ainb
mar i'm Hnu6e erItidt.
9iihelingen, IL. Sept. Gem Nrs
better Gems lpnrbe i'm bieiigen Stabls
iuert bnrh einen gum transport BON
i6lperen Stoblbloden bienenoen 8agz
gon Der SUB iiberfabren. Gum Slid
mar Der Iasen niht belaben, unb 10
lam 9enb NIT perbdltnibmdBig lcih@
ten Terlesungen oanon. ~ @dbrenb
mebrere Nrbciter pamit belhdftist ipae
rem. gnbeiierue llnterInger nit einem
6rnbn aus Der 0rube Su beforbern.
fiel eincs berunter unb perleste ben
Irbeiter Nepcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-01

On iolit reben. ni1t picl. dber
linnia; @eruunit. 0 Ieuld, unb @ile
lino Die 8affen 9ein Slid 5l i6aiieu.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-11
Jewell Junction News.

Special to linles- Repupllcan
Jewell Junction, April Thames
Troy came in last night from trip
UP in Minnesota, Duluth and Mime
apolis.
Ed Swift, the Jewell barber for the
last fifteen years, expects to leave next
Tuesday for an extended visit in the
west, for Mrs. Swift's health.
Mrs B. s Millett and daughter. re-
turned home last Monday evening from
Orion, Ill.
Simon Wareham has rented rooms
over the First National Bank.
Farmers are getting along fine with
their seeding.
Tega Ulstead, who once ran the bill
lard and pool hall, is back again, and
has the job of thing, hardening him
self so as to endure the hardships he
will have on his claim he took out in
Colorado.
Mrs. w. A. McCaulley is o ,nthe sick
list the first of the week.
John Alvestead made business trip
to Webster City yesterday.
The Northwestern have enlarged their
express room.
Fred Taylor and wife returned from
Clinton last evening, where they went
about three weeks ago to attend the
funeral of Fred's brother who died
there.
Simon wareham and liver Ostrem
were both over to Radcliffe today and
bought them pair of fine single driv-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-11
Two Iowa Falls Young Men to
Make Trip to jamestown
on BrOnchos
HAVE RoueHED 1T IN THE WEST
Arthur Funk and Claire Mcdowell Will
Start in May With Four Bronchos,
Two to Ride and Two for Their Packs
Will Be Long Journey But Boys
Have Roushed 1t Before.
Special to Times Republican.

SpeCldl 10 llllleS-I eep eipihtdii'
Iowa Falls. April 1.-THE famous
cowboy race from Cody, Neb., to the
worlds fair at Chicago, which aroused
public interest all along the route, Is
recalled by a long ride that will be
made the coming summer by two
young men of this city, from Iowa
Falls to the jamestown exposition In
many respects the long ride will re-
semble the celebrated cowboy ride of
1893, except the racing element will be
eliminated. Arthur Funk and Claire
Mcdowell who have roughed 1t in the
west, are the originators of this unique
trip to the 1907 exposition. = Their
plans, which are now maturing, include
starting from here some time in May
with four bronchos, two being used to
ride and the other two for their packs.
They will be provided with western
camping outfit and will live a strictly
outdoor life on their overland trip. to
Old Virginia. Their experiences in the
west will fit the young men for their
novel journey on horseback, and as
both are used to "roughing it," ana
are resourceful, their trip is sure to be
q notable one.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-11

to be home on account OF his business
DR.. Bert and wife Of South Bend, lnu.
Dr. Fred and wife of Niles, Mich, ane
Lou. G. and wife, from Pueblo, COLO.
We're the children from a distance. Mrs
Coon's sister, Mrs. e. w. Forbes, OF
Algona, was the only other near rela-
tive present and she was the only per-
son present who was guest at the
wedding fifty years ago. Friends from
distance were Mrs. Blue and Mrs
Farr, from Marion. Ind, and Mrs
Rolfe of Detroit, Mich.
Many appropriate presents were lef'
to remind Mr.. and Mrs Coon of the
occasion; set of white Haviland dish
es with gold bands, from their nine
children: a large rocker, side board
silver teapot gold headed cane anc
numerous other presents from friends
which were presented by DIR. Benson IN
a very appropriate speech. The day
was clear and bright, and one long to
be remembered by all present and when
they departed they wished Mr.. and
Mrs. Coon many more happy anniver-
sary days.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-11
PRETTY TAMA WEDDING.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bond, Young People Well
and FavorabIy Known.

Special to Times Republican.
Tama, April IA pretty home
wedding took place at the home of
Thomas Brice on Wednesday at high
noon. AS prelude, the Wonser quar-
tet sang very pretty briday song,
THE Wedding Bells" Mrs. Frank
Redman then played the wedding
march, and the bridal couple, preceded
by Rev. D. McMasters. took their
places, and the pretty ring ceremony
made them one. After the ceremony,
congratulations followed, and the
guests were ushered into the dining
room, where a sumptuous repast was
awaiting them. The bride was pref
tily gowned in white silk, while the
groom wore the customary black.
Many useful and beautiful presents
were left by the guests as tokens Of
respect and friendship. Mr.. and Mrs
Bond will make their home in Fort
Pierre, S. D., and will be pleased to
meet their friends after June 1. Mrs.
Bond is we'll and favorably known in
Tama and vicinity, having been born
and raised here. She was a favorite
with society and a member of the
Thomas Brice Mercantile company
Mr.. Bond is young man of sterling
worth, and is an engineer on the c.. &
N. w. railway running out Of Pierre.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-11
JUNK DEALERS 70 SUE. !
Will Seek to Recover $4,000 From Fl
Dodge Paper for Libel.

Will Seek to Recover $4,000 From Fl
Dodge Paper for Libel.
Special to Times Republican.
Fort Dodge, April 11.-Tom Robinson
OF the Junk firm of Robinson Brothers,
stated that it is his intention, backed
/, by the National Junk Dealers Asso-
citation of America, whose headquarters
are in Boston to bring suit against the
Fort Dodge Messenger for the sum of
100000 on the grounds of libel. The
Misrepresentation are alleged to have
been made against Robinson Brothers
at the, time Of the recent Junk steal
ing episode. The firm was subse-
squently declared guiltless by the grand
jury and they think that they have
just grounds for damage. They state
that they have retained Cady Chase
of Webster City as their attorneys Mr..
Robinson states that he was willing to
let the matter drop but that the ma
tional association insisted upon fight
ing the alleged slanderers to a finish
as they believe that it would be bad
thing for their business to leave the al
legged mud singing go unchallenged;
that the reputation of men in this bus
mess turnout the country would be un-
Justly besmirched. The case if prose-
cuted will come up at the August term
OF court
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-11

New Boston.
j. w. Maddox was under bonds ia
keep the peace, tried to shoot FREQ
Barer, worthy and inoffensive young
man. Maddox was unable to secure
bonds and was sent to Jail
Grand Junction.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Johnson have
rented the Benson House and will open
this same to the public April 10.
They are old experienced hotel peo-
pl:., having run the City Hotel here
several years ago.
Muscatine.
On May II Muscatine county will
hold special election for the pur-
pose of submitting to the voters OF
that county the proposition to build a
nav court house, Muscatine county
Isl very much in need Of court house.
Shenandoah.
w. P. Ferguson, the newly appoint
ed Judge of the superior court, soon
to be established in our city. has
qualified He took the oath of office
before Attorney Jennings and filed his
statement with the mayor and with
the governor.
Mt. Pleasant.
The county board has employed Mr..
Charles S. Guthrie as delinquent per-
sonal tax collector, making a contract
with him for one year from April Is.
He will receive Is per cent of the
taxes collected in this county and 25
per cent on those collected outside.
Des Moines.
Morgan Hedge, who came to Des
Moines in 1856, and who was. engaged
in the dry goods business here for
many years, died at his home 1926 Lo-
Gust. He was 70 years old and had
been retired for a number Of years.
Death resulted from a complication of
ailments incident to old age.
Dana.
Mrs. E. j. Johnson's home came near
being thing Of the past. Last Monday
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FROM ALL OVER IOWA

half interest in the Anderson hard
ware store of Anderson, owned and
managed by Thomas Hutchinson. He
assumes the duties in that store the
first of the week. 80. Rev. j. A.
Howard, former local editor and share
owner of the Fremont County Sun,
which is published here, was appointed
as Sunday school missionary for Atchi-
son county, Missouri, with headquar-
tiers at Rockport He goes to this new
field the first of the week.
Dubuque.
Mrs. Lille Halter, the plaintiff in
the damage suit which has been on
trial in the district court for the past
several days, received a verdict Of
$500 from the jury which reported
Monday evening after being out but
short period. Mrs. Halter had suit
for $4,000. She is resident Of Cres-
CO. Iowa, and was injured while step
ping from plat torn while making
a change Of cars at McGregor She
claimed the company was liable for
the accident by reason Of the fact that
there was no light at the platform.
The case was stubbornly contested
from start to hnlSh.
Anamosa.
March 25th Mr.. G. W. Lamb, resid-
ing seven miles southeast OF Anamosa,
sold to Mr. Yes. Miller his farm of 100
acres on which he has resided contin-
uously sixty-five years, record but
few can duplicate in Jones county. 1t
was entered by his father. Washington
I .9nh 1910 q a dollar and q
ter per acre when G. w. was between
four and five years Of age. n was sold
for 500 per acre-s10,s00 in all. Little
did the first settlers dream Of $780, $50
and 500 per acre land, or even $40 and
$50, for there were $4,000 square miles
of Iowa land open to entry, and it
seemed as tho several generations
must come and go before any great
part Of this vast acreage would be TAX
en- up. ..-.
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WORLD RECORD SURPASSED.
Davenport Bank Clerk Wins in Addin
Contest
ecial to Times-Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Davenport, April 11.-At the adding
machine contest of the Davenport
chapter of the American Institute OF
Bank Clerks, held at Columbian hall,
last evening the worlds record for
speed was broken by Erwin Schmidt
of the Scott County Savings Bank. He
added $50 checks, the regulation num-
Der, in minutes and IA seconds. sur
passing the previous world record by
2 seconds. The record was previously
held by W. F. Crowley of the American
Exchange National bank of Dallas
Tex, who added $50 checks in
minutes and is seconds on Feb. %
1905.
A large number of the members OF
the local chapter were present at the
contest, business session being held
before the contest commenced. Il
was the regular meeting night of the
chapter,
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MUSIC TEACHERS CONVENE.
National Conference Of School Super
visors in Session at keokuk.

National Conference of School Super
vsors in Session at keokuk.
Special TO Times Re publican
keokuk, April 11.-Prominent mu-
sicians from all parts of the country
are in attendance at the national con-
ference of school music supervisors,
which began a three days session here
yesterday. The conference is depart
ment of the National Educational asso-
citation and is presided over by Mrs
Frances e. Clark of Milwaukee, vice
president of the official board.
One of the features of yesterday
conference was an address by Miss
Alysee Bentley of Washington. d. G..
on What Regular Teachers Can Dc
With Voice Training in the Primary
Grades" which was discussed after
wards by the supervisors.
Another feature which will be given
tonight will be the spectacular pro-
duction of "The House That Jack
Built" under the personal supervision
of Mrs Hortense Reynolds of Des
Moines.
There are seventyfive supervisors
in attendance.