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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-04

Sisie ire StormGnb 6sbe / famine
Nauie6 - apriI.
Or. ttriS Sobalmes Berg, Geien.
ior oeb Riesretten oper Iiuiiteriet
SeImer | 1884.
Sprbenonrenbe norif.ipenit Rini.
tier 9qie.
SorbenoGrenbe amtrnr16 / IsnSre
8ergerrbats @orise.
2agmanD @aIter Scott 0uH, Gt.
for peS Rigsretten ooer Wtniiteriet
GeImer I 1884.
arfiteft reS Sronb6iems 0omfirfe
6. s. 9. gbriitie, "a gar.
Or. 6. 9. 2inofetb, 76 Iar.
@obseier g. Q. anter, 20 aar.
SorfGtteriu0en SIM @liia &ieIlattb,
60 aar
&eftor 8. s. geterien, 70 aar.
Raleren Grits Sbm,Iop, SO am.
&f l1lpfter poa 2ano % Sao bar
Gsorge / 1906 ogian boot NOT Ioo
mairee OF GIpurIige. SgrIig gif bet
SIog / SIug / 8egpnSelfen al Nart3.
Gen lite Rarts fouute 0onpifi.
bet "Sbor" oeo 2pugbuImen ,t0etfor
S~mlgehmS, boorpeb 80 Neuneifer
rritfnebe.
Zen 3Sie Worts Tom llIpffen lt-
Der Stormen peo 8iGSIir8erne ltSelt.
for RQnoGIen, icn foiteOe % Siifere
2ioet.
Sen SSe Quarts orpbtes 81 % ino,
reoes 80 Wermeifer peS ct SreIfreo /
Gteire | 9pfoten.
S SIItrttngen al Gooent6er og Be-
ambeien al December bar itorin-
fuLSt geir foroorioeet en- RGffe 6or'
lis bIanbt Siifrrflooben poa Wasrefp'
item, bpor / 2Gbet al ro9Ie foa Tiger
80 WSemneIter er omtornet poa Su'
ret.
@nSeIig bar Here rorife Sftbe
garets Sob forltit pna forffieIltge
Steoer poa @eroerSbooere. Sohe,
Ses "5ribtiof gtanien" / SpSumsrita
GA Sfiens5urfen "0Sog0a" ltberfor
Let. 9orprencefIooeu, ~ Oeo be89e
Sisie Sortis omtnu belle 9eiGtri1t-
Gen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-04

en- Stof % ct Saus bIep 5oIcn triif.
fet OBJ paa en- flor Sens al Calm, fonl
bar Iost | G9rbeben. Ser lao ben
ON Rattrn unSer uurnte Eepper. %
on, @orpcncn blcp BEN peIiet op poo
en- SteniIroe % tr,,ffet biem. Sc.
ften bar iISe tiIrebt % bait efter fine
5oriea paa at fomne op al Rorab-
let, men man tror, ben piI foutrr,e iis.
Ran troeoe life oct bar miIigt al
foa ben op leoenbe, men ben er uria
o. ubboI6enoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-04
SmaapInf.

- Srorf Sttnlor bar t1sht Mel
fcn @omdborfs Sarm / 8leuio1rt
Sopnibip. 8rtieu nar $40 pr. acre.
Rr. os NfrS. 8. 6. Seifp fom
2sroag fra @ram0a, Rinn,, for at
trisse SIegttinser Der / gpcn.
3drtin .. 2erIicn ira MoSi.
ion, 2. 9af., bnr nogIe Suge beiGgt
fine S~Iegtringcr her / Gountpet.
Nbeloiu aHoerion, Girtltnge'
risr | Burlington, er for Siocn biem'
me og beisgr iin Rober, Mrs. Grit
anoerion.
gtrs. 6. g. Golrtant og berSeS
Totter Claire reiite EirS0ag til Sos
gngeIes, GaI., buor DC oil tiIbrinse
@interen.
Ssobn G. Seim hIep iorrisc lt8e
egtepict til Sngrio s. gipe hos
gruSgommens 5aber, CLING Seim
RiSgapup 8aitor SbouaS RilSion
AuIpL4G Spu FSlL
@Stis g6oru Gbrie er retit til.
boge I'll 81. Olaf College efter at
bape tilbragt Slder i @ei@ bienme
oq hos i'm SrteI, StoIelGrer q. y.
9lutotpeot
Der bur furleOen ubbreot ct
Rpgte ON, at ser bar Ell Dtfteritcpe'
Serrri | Golmdr, met set er life Ill
fGISet. Der er nm TO SilfGloer al
Gifterit / SDen; 6e or life farlige, oa
Sc er MI unocr &oardrtGre. Gt
ipge er @il. Seen % " .. Batter.
fou.
8aItcr Gbcnp'or, iom or AT
lat | et gputcf ! Sampton, IA, I'll
bragte 9ir$S1qs Gitermi0Sag biem'
me hos iin RoOcr, Wrs, 81. SbOrp.
ION. Wan hutSe blot lmSOGrc BAN
en- Dag / aposbefet, iao ban mnattt
rciIe tilbagc aDerebc irmme Nitcn.
- GiItrobS for Oct fieliGe &ctr bal
grbei0ct paa 2Iorpo @omcr Cos 0Wm
ming uafIabeIigt gooct frcnroh, % Der
JON Der ifte foTmer Tor me8ct Sne
ptI GrrmnFcr prrc iPr0ig ON c
gar llgcr. Weo en- bel Ia SeilOlr
til DUffe % Ct Quiju "SoIaTon6er&'
I'll @armcappurutCr hoL0ca Gcmocrot
rem beIe [iOcr omtriug so GRADER,
- Gilbert Cauc, iom bonhIcr me,
Tcrmmuiftucr / @otpbc0a, y. Guf.
fem 4adsftcn bicm til lire Torol
Dre / 8Iosepup.
Oct renlc6e itOitc 2Gr0o8 o.
SsnbaJ, % 5srSo8 Nftcn btcu oe
I'll SrGluo, rm IagSc ig tmat IN
ErPrrp. men cn6ou rrrrT 0it %
ric0 8degruf. "a CrIefontrouocnc
Ger der girrt tor GGGoe pGa oi&ir
Eelricutruo6ere uoruior StiIeS 81
td Crr bruftc>e. iiUr Sc ~eucrite, 0
bana ON hoeronHre MaUNa9 Dior
Gen, % St1uN-ro GCIciCutompar
bar iioen baut ilerr g&Guo bgifluftiaC
meo at reparcre 5taSen. Stormc
uSuirfcoe ogIan, at Arbe6et ooo oe
me 2am mo1ttc itau6ies Tor uO8l
Sage. 8Qmmcn er M oPpe 10 ~
oprr dIlriroeiq &uHNItouO, men i
90 @uro gtf foa bolt, at Bet moni
Ieoe blot Is GommCr paa Ut qua ore
bel. On nofian lang BRO bleO rem
bort, 90 Oct prr uIr pad, at &dno,
iflLSe 5uOe ipoIeret Here blmcrcE
Snffe meo Cement. @rooe life Del,
ubeLo mStuffet, oilOe arbciOet mi
9ummen oTret ipL0iert i"eritton
menSe 2erSag.
On Sole, tiIberenSe 0fife Bar
| Sesper foIot for Ell Iio iiber n
et Sui meo 9agbenene isrit % bI
iibberoe ioa iuit, Of man troeoe, b
mdatte ifpbes, gaen Rnboerue bia
@artb al iaa ben p2 % UeS SiaIp
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-04
Stor Sfoehanoel.

Sra Spofane, @aib., meboeIes, al
Rouarh Climber COMPANY bar fisbt
100 AcreS lirsrt SfogInnb al
@iaiam Soporo % betalt 81 ,00o,'
600 Tor Oct. Gen oplSise Sfogitref'
ming, iom iaalebe$ bar ifiitct Sen'
Der, ortnacs at ~inoebolbe $500 Itl'
Iioner SOB 9orb. Nm bere9ner, al
IS aor oiI meogoa til at bugge og
iGge benne SpmmermpngOe, ieIo on
man tiamIer Ell IiOen Scr al Sltggere
% ppretter ct 0uiiu Campaigning
Sfo9er Iigger / ben Del al Sbabo,
iom besrHr1eS al @Iepene ct. Soc oa
Ct. 0Sarie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-04

trte0 en- Harp &rtfu ooer S~droslfoier'
ne, RcrmnIFoIerne os Stntsiint
perfitetet. 9anosifoIerue bar iff'
aiort 5remifriot poa be iiofte 81
slar, tiger ban; 2rrerinOerne e
usoeoe, gpsninserne forioIone Of
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tor life ais
re fin RIist. Rormolitolerne ID
ger at Haaie iie op til Colleges
uniberfitetetS grofesiorer er Snobs;
beres 8esreber ON un6erpisuing er
miboeIdl5erfte.
9ogen efter boIbt BrRiioent 6. @,
Ban Siie en- Gale. bpori ban paapi.
fte, at llntperiitetet Tiger at lempe III
aurfus efter Stotens soriee SfoIer.
iaa Stubenterne nie6 2etbeo fan
fcmme ino | StotenS bsieite anitaIt.
Gan troeSe at bette bapbe epet en- GOD
8irfning. 6. 8. Sarpep a~nbefalebe,
at SoIseifoIerne ital meboele 8utter'
ne unberoisniug | Som,6oerf lise-
iom | GpifIaub.
Rsoet peotog 8eiolutioner, iom
s~obfierber Br9iiocnt Hooieoelts
Staoerefom.
Rinneiotos 29rere 90 2Rrerinber
boIbt / SuIelgen WsSe | Wiuneapo.
lis, boor De MO itor 9ieitfrtbeo. Del.
togerue roier Rsbet JON meget lore
rigt. SorbonSIineerne git no pau
at forbeore Stoteus Solfeffole. On
RPfte ReioIutioner peotoges. De
forlanger, at SprerinSer, iom ftaI
aniGttes, moa ba taget eramen for
ct af Staten anerfienbt goaro, og Of
be mao 30 SpeIie. On M SOP bsr
ioiti9tte ct Sapmaal for 24rerlsn %
foreitripe at 2Rrere og 29rerinoer
nion ba en- oi8 aloer, naar De begpn.
Der, % at be itnI forpIigtes til al
boIbe SfoIe | Iengere Sio. On Sore.
fitting bsr ~inbienSes til Wirneiotos
Delegation | &ougresien ON, at De
maa itstte 9eItrpbelierne for at faa
iitanb en- 2anosIop MOB 9arnearbei.
De / Sabrifer % 8rltber.
Br9iibent RooieoeIts Stprereform
anbefaIeoes al Wsbct.
Samtibig mco aoIleser / 8aboita-
terne bolbt Rorb 9afotas SGrere %
2GrerinSer Wsoe / Sarge. 8eiret
por iaa imuft, iom oct aIbrig fsr bar
p9ret unber IianenSe RsSer, o9 9e.
isget Dor berfor meget toiri9t. en
RGffe Soreorag bleo bolot ON Sfo-
IeipsrgsmaaI.
gaa 2grerms6et | 2inccln, Reb.,
boIot Senator aIbert s. 9eoeribge
ira Snbiana ct l9neenbe 5oreoraa
mob 0utibens 8ommercialtsme, bois
Saoeipee life tneer / 9etGufnine ot
gisre gsrn til Slaper. "2opt oniat
er Der, iogbe bon, ZEN buIp ghuior
gsrn unber IA gar, iom orbeiber
gpmuI6sfpinberier, 8Iospuiterier
"SpetibopS" (SfrGoSerperfiteber)
@rrber og aroet Iignenbe. De, bpen
arbeioet life br9ber, bliber boeita
peIig ruineret, % 100000 &rsbIin
ger uSgoar aarlig berfra. 9ise BIT
iioen Sor9Ibre iii SlIienber, iom fal
Der set ofFcutIige til gprbe. Singer
flor Snbuitri blir bggget paa ben gul
Sober eler 9ubonpeiten; men oor
itore Snbuitrter o~pretboloes al Bar
n~earebioe."
Soriamlingen bebto9 euitemmil
cit ReioIutiou ON, Of Rebraitas De
legation | &%ongreSieu ffal ftette Sel
al 9eoerioae fpreiIaaeSe 2onosIot
Iom forbpoer @srnS anpenbelie
8abrifer ng 8ritber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-04

9eeDrah % Gnlealt.
Sen Soie Sanuar 1907.


gposfnie.
MrS. 8uIbierg 9oIier | @IenlDoos
Sopn'bip afeif peo Ge6er Nen 22Se
December og bIep bearouet ira @Ien'
fpooo &irfe ben 27Ne. Baitor Scar'
bic forrettsbe bnoSe / Suiet 90 | Sir
FEN. Nrs. 9olieu SsSe iom 6eIge al
ct SIngtiIfRISe, iom bun fit Den t6oe
Suit SiSen Sen lib bnoSe bun be-
ret oI6eIeS birIpeIss % life ensaua
funnet tale. GfSe0e bar fsbt boa
SoSelonb / @orge % bIep 81 Iar
aouumeI. SenSes Nono, Gore 9ol'
fen, 6sSc for orrtrent 6 gar iiOen.
Sc bar bIanSt Dc pIbite Settlere !
@Ientpoo6 SomuiBip.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-04
Bill life bluttc iia. -

Oil life blutte iis. - Sohn Gar
nrolSgb, en- 60anria Seteran ira Dor
gerfriqcn, bar ire @ouge iset ON
&eriipn, men fun iu9eu faa, forot
ban life pI flGoe JIG al % Iabe ii9
lmScrisge al Eager. Sun four Den
gtteit. at Jun / &rigen ubmGrfeoe
ia peo SopoerbeS % goo Spisria.
Man ha albrig, at bGt rsgte euer
tpageSe Sohaf. OF Sraf eiorSe ban
Iet life; rtert hortote 9iorSe ban Iont
mango andre al Sa0aterue. Scsl
Dor paa q Someteab / Spo 9ufota
o. trunacr iaart at iaa 9eniton,
ifisut SeIegrdnuet life antpoer, ai
han bar SamiIie. @eniiursepumim'
tarerne / Sutoba tit mIig CT greo,
bpcrt bon utter mrbiIaor ITO for Of
tLotte tit 9egene. SpuS er 8rlut'
.6eu2
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-04
S0rermeoer.

@i&on'ns SfoIeiuperirteuSent
5barIeS g. earn optraobte Den 2soe
paa 0te6et / 0dlnalltee
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-04

@eueraIfpuiul 9. 9iitoe fra &ot.
terbom fom Der til Snoet fsr Sad
o. bar tiIbragt eu fort Sib | @aih.
Q. 6. San reiite tilbage til
Gauopa alereoe ben 2oeu San.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-04

Zen itsrite Sp / Sen Idttrite Der
Ben nRit TariS er MI SitenoS Ipres,
iom eiter iiSite SoIfetGutng bor
1 ,064963 SnobNsere
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-04

OnTeS. On bpstis ps ebruelia
norif "SpbsYrinter" fan faa Glaos
Strto TIL "SeeorabsB piien", 9eeorab, Spipa
% .op9tp bpilfen Ssn ~fprlansss. Ansir
&eferences. IT,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-04
6ammel efuSe. hrs. Wat6on Sui

en- SsSiuoe / Chicago, fit betpoeItg
5fobe / ben itore Sbeaterbruno FOR
ire aar iiSeu, 90 Ben 2SOe December
1906 osbe bun. SPgerue latte mn
SrtS inb Ser, bpor benoes 2egeme bar
forbrGnSt; men bun bic, GIbris friit.
Otter ire Mars 2iSeIier bufteoe bun
unSer. SeuSes RanS er en- al Gbi'
caaos itsrite 6orretninsSm9nb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-04

sSOrae fur / BET forIsbrte Iar mt'tet
ma,ae fremrosatSe Gcriordisbeoer,
hporaF entelte bar puet beltenmcrpOe
snSdpSelie paa llSotfIiTl8at pna 10
lititers, 9tsratlrens % aiFillterS
SmnaaSe. Ser ifal uapneS rogIe el'
fclte asamne:
stutsmiuHRr Spbm ", g. Steen,
10 adr.
MeratSer &ieIaro, 81 War.
! Senrif SbieL IS aar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-04

seus "SeeSrab. 9pTtsn" til sIest %
Seuuer | gamIes 2aRpst.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-04

Soretugerher er iot igang, og i9rlig
bar Der bcgmnot ct uieopdrligt Sio
uloS Seniuu til @ergperfsoriften %
llSnptteIirn paa fo~rifiellist Bis al
2onSetS mango % itore SoSiefalS.
5 poIitiif Seuieenoe bar Hor9e
|fortiat at prNrte liz | De npe 5or6olSe,
icm oct begipenbeSsrtge 5ioraar
meofsrtc. saaleoeS ubn9pntes |
Smtsraoo BEN 2ioe 0aurts De ier fsr'
tic norife @eianSter; Oct nur Or.
6riStiof g&o,tien til SarSom Sbor
pon 9ittcn til Berlin, 6r. @eoel'
SauSbem III gari&. 6briitim Sa,iee
I'll @dibington, %. 6. O.. Sreberieir
iii 9. 8ctersburg % geniomin go9i
til Stcdbolm. (gn Sio efter no
mrurteS Den 7&. G~srcfesior 6ruitrtS
Saaer1tp til aisberbauh) No9et e
mere beiattes be norife @criuIoipo'
tier / llSIanoet. Sermco hapSe 9aor'
&C ior isrIte Sang ! i'm Stlo9rell'
i'm egen ~ieGuitGpStse Experimentation
hoS DC ipenuncoe Magter.
3 Sail lannrentnaSte Set Soul'
mission al u~oenIanoifc Sftieerer' ION
car neSiat ior at fmrtrouere, ON o
uorifc Observation-Disclosures Dor neolas
Ii SperensIscmmcIe meS Sarlltao
ltrattatens 9qtanmegier. Sen 2oS
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-12

Possession will be given next week.
Cessna Goodrich & Bump now own
four meat markets in Grinnell.
Ellen i. Denison was granted di-
vorce yesterday from j. M. Denison.
after a sensational trial held in this
city Friday and Saturday before Judge
Preston, who came up from Montezu-
ma to hold the court. Mrs. Denison
was also given the custody Of her min
or child and $500. The defense filed a
cross petition, attacking Mrs Deni-
sons character, and the action was
bitterly contested, but the final out
come was in the nature of q comprom-
Use.
Professor and Mrs. Charles Noble
left yesterday morning for Norwich,
Conn.,, accompanying the body of Mrs.
William T. Carlisle, Mrs. Mobiles
mother, who died on Friday morning.
following an illness OF many months.
Mrs. Carlisle was S3 years of ago, but
retained her mental powers to an I'M
usual degree. The funeral was held at
the Noble residence on Sunday and
was conducted by the Rev. H. N. Das-
comb, pastor of the Congregational
church. Mr. and Mrs. Steadman No
BILE, of St Paul, Louis Snobel, of
White Bear, Mimi, and William Hunt
ing. of Ottumwa, were present at the
services
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-12
SCHOOL OFFICERS TO ORGANIZE

Hancock County Educators to Form
Association at Meeting in January.
| Special to Zines Republican.
Kanawha, Nov. 12.-At a meeting of
the school officers Of Hancock county,
recently held for the purpose OF dis
cussing questions of interest to 'the
rural schools. the discussion developed
topics had to be dropped before dis
cussed to the satisfaction of those
present and night coming on meeting
had to be adjourned before the end of
the program was reached. 1t was
| therefore unanimously agreed to call
on the second Wednesday of January
next, to continue the discussion Of the
topics left untouched in the present
program and others that might sug-
gest themselves. This January meet
ing to be the first annual meeting OF
called THE Hancock County School
Officers Association" Superintendent
A. NJ. Deyoe was elected president and
Ole T. Rikansrud secretary. The pres
dent appointed committees as fol-
lows: Executive, John Hammill OF
ship, Sam Hanson of Crystal Lake
township. Committee on constitution
and by-laws: w. A Simltins. Britt;
Walter Pritchard, Garfield township;
IS NJ Davies Concord township
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-12
Iowa at Washinaton.

Washington, Nov 12.-The following
letter carriers have been appointed:
Ackley-Richard b. Grant, carrier;
Maggie Grant, ,substitute.as
Logan-Jerome f. Shields. carrier;
Howard Evans. substitute.
Botna-David G. Dales, carrier;
Earle Dales, substitute.
w. +. Hinc, of Ames. Walter G. Hall
of Columbus Junction, F. L. Lane OF
Monroe, r. f. Axon of Cedar Rapids
J. e. McClelland of Lisbon. Frank
Laing of Grinnell, II. j. Koch of Dav-
export, r. w. Echolm of Eagle Grove
H. E. Peck Of Waterloo, have been APP
pointed railway mail clerks.
The controller of the currency have
approved changes in national bank Of
ficials as follows:
First National bank, Hedrick, J. T
Brooks. president, in place of w. II
Young; FL. C. Lyon, cashier, in place
of j. T. Brooks Of the first named
bank; Perry, II. NJ. Pattee. cashier. in
place of j. NJ Woodwork, no assist
ant cashier, in place Of Fl. M. Pattee.
Iowa Patents Granted-George Sic
vert, Brooklyn, washing machine; ia
cob Nixon, Stockport, corn harvester;
Nels J.. Johnson, Wallingford, head
rest; Lenhard A. Holden, Ottosen
gate hinge: Robert o. Grooms. OF
tumwa, fuse holder; William III. Gray
Eddyville, Pruning shears; Paul r
Finch, Des Moines, gas mantle; John
W. Connect, Missouri Valley, churn;
Walter M. Boehm. Iowa City, calculat-
ing machine
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-12
Discarded Husband Secures
Large Verdict Against Mill
ionaire McNeill
AFFECTIONS ALIENATED
McNeiIi Proved HamiIton's Charges by
Hastily Marrying Mrs. Hamilton A.
ter Divorce Was Secured-Trial
Consumed Five Weeks and Was Most
Sensational.
Special to rlmes-Republican.

| Specldl 10 1lHSS-LNSPuNAbSoA'
Oskaloostl, Nov. 12.-Twenty thou
sand dollars is the price w. A. MCNEIL
must pay for winning the affections
of Mrs. V. L. Hamilton, from the hus-
band. The jury returned verdict for
that amount this morning. after being
out since 2 o'clock Monday afternoon
The trial has lasted five weeks and
has been the most sensational ever
tried in the Mahaska county courts.
Hamilton sued for $4,000, but the jury
evidently did not think the woman's
affections worth the price. Ac McNeili
has possession of the woman, and
married her soon after she was di-
vorced from Hamilton, the case
against him was strong.
Mcneil is wealthy mine operator
and Is reputed to be millionaire. Il
has not yet been determined whether
the case will be appealed, but it is
generally believed that it will be
fought thru the higher courts by the
defendant
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-12
A Loyal Partisan.
/T,l-oN

Col. w. p. Thorne, the present lieu
tenant governor Of Kentucky, is one
of the best campaigners and story
tellers to be found in Kentucky. One
Of the best he is telling in the pres
ent campaign runs as follows:
ct was just after 30. Bradley
was elected governor of Kentucky in
1905, and the republicans in my coun-
ty were holding big ratification
meeting. Brass bands, all kinds Of
floats and banners, and hundreds Of
men and women and boys had been
parading the streets. young girl
claimed that while standing on her
front porch, which was almost covered
with vines and foliage of different
kinds, she was repeatedly Rugged and
kissed by a young man whom she
hardly knew. 3 A warrant was sworn
out for her assailant. He was arrested
and it was my duty as commemorative
attorney to prosecute him. John Car
roll, who is at present a judge of the
Kentucky court of appeals, had been
employed to defend him. I soon finish
ed by examination of the witness and
turned her over to Carroll for cross
examination.
what night was this?" Numbered
Carroll.
Thursday night answered the wit
ness.
Thursday night, you say? What
time Of night?'
!" About 8 O'clock
""That was about the time the pa
rade was passing your house?'
Eyes, sir. the parade was just pass
ing my house,
"'Street full of people?'
eyes, sir; the streets were full Of
people,
"'Did you ever cry out or scream?
Ono sir, didn't
"'Will you please tell this jury ask
ed Carroll, with rising voice, with the
streets thronged with people and this
man hugging and kissing you against
your will, as you claim, why you never
uttered a single cry for help or assist
ance.'
Eyes, sir! will tell the jury and
everybody else that you'll never ketch
me hollerin' at no republican gather
~
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DR.. Parsons in Sermon Criticizes
Pastime in Which People Are
Inclined to Indulge
GIVE ROCKEFELLER A REST
Hand Shaking Standard for Church
Also Criticized by DR.. Parsons and
Deemed as Wrong, Regardless of
Showing Made by Popular Magazine
State News.
Special to 1imes-Repub,ican.

| Special to imes-RepuOHcan.
Mason CITY, Nov. 12.-"There ar,
two things that are exceedingly popu
lar with the people" said DR.. Parsons
| in sermon on "the Heresy of Hand
shaking" and that is to kick Rookie
Teller and to lambast the church. Ev-
erything is read with eagerness anC
avidity that says harsh thing
against the church. there is one
thing l dislike about the evangelist
said the pastor, and that is he spends
ing in tllrashing the church. The
crowds gather delighted with the feast
and to grind the church down under
the heel and to crush 1t into the dust
is the heighth Of their pleasure"
This part of the discourse came after
dissertation relative to Miss Smith
a representative of the Ladies Home
Journal, who is visiting the churches
over the country to note their prone
ness to handshaking. The, text was
taken from l Cor. Ia, % and "a and
was, IL therefore the whole church
be come together into one place and
all speak with, tongues and there come
in those unlearned or unbelievers viii
they not say that we are mad? But II
all prophesy and there come in one tina,
believeth not or one unlearned, he is
convinced of all he is judged of ALL
The pastor said the church men,
toned in the text was given to speak
ing tongues that Is in many languages
as boast Of their learning The pas
tor made it plain that handshaking
was heresy in that it was carried toe
far He believed in the good old
fashioned grasp of the hand. but this
gushing handshake was all false. To
use handshaking as test was wrong
because it sets up a wrong criterion
to judge the church.
DR.. Parsons said that many people
go to church. for no other purpose
and If they are not warmly received
by the people go away and say mean
things about the church He gave
several examples Of people who on
first coming to place will go from,
church to church to give the people a
try out and if the gush is sufficient to
their liking: at one place over another
that place gets their attendance. He
also told of certain Sunday school
teacher who issued peanuts as an in
ducement for class of boys to at
tend Sunday school. He thought there
were some thoughtless pastors who
rush from the pulpit to the door and
there gush over people as long as one
remains to pass out and he thought
there were some thoughtless church
members who do the same.
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Hubbard,

Special to Times Republican.
Hubbard, Nov. 12.-Miss Ruby Fuller
! of Des Moines, is visiting her sister,
Pearl Fuller.
| c. A. Marshman, who has been
working in Bookings, S. D., returned
home.
| Roy Bushnell, who has been acting
as night telegraph operator for the
Rock Island at Iowa Falls, has re-
signed his position and returned here
to take his place in the restaurant.
| w. o. Reed, superintendent or
schools at Valley Junction, was IN
town Saturday and Sunday, visiting
his brother in-law and family, Calvin
Boylan.
DR.. and Mrs. G. r. Magruder and
little daughter departed Monday for
| Eddyville for a visit with Mrs. MA
gruder's brothers family.
Mrs. ]. G. Reynolds and little son OF
Cedar Rapids, arrived Saturday for
visit with her sister, Mrs. Muhlenan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Wood and
children returned to their home IN
Kansas after several weeks visit with
Mrs. Woods mother, Mrs. Horton.
Jn SATURDAY dllSIHoOu RhSSooA'.S'
Nix and Wilson entertained about
twenty five lady friends at an autumn
party, the invitations having been sent
on red and green autumn leaves. The
company was divided into the two di-
visions designated by invitations. ana
the honors in the entertainment line'
which was all pertained to autumn
were taken up by each side. The side
proving the most illustrious was
awarded a box OF candy for its ef-
fort. A drawing contest was next IN
order each lady asked to portray some
occupation with crayon. The prize,
Japanese nut bowl, was given MIS-
| George W. Hough. The ladies We're
then given twelve questions answered
on penny, and the one getting the
greatest number of answers correctly
was given a penny shower. two
course luncheon followed
Guests from out of town were Mrs.
Reynolds from Cedar Rapids; Mrs. J.
B. Strother. from New Providence,
and Miss Fannie Russell from Rad
ciffe.
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tenn and in short it was itself ineri-

tenn and in short it was itself inetfi-
cient.
New York first copied after this Bos-
ton department with the bureau of
municipal investigation" 1t was as in
efficient as was the Boston depart
ment When Mayor Lows reform ad-
ADMINISTRATION came in it continued this
bureau in the same inefficient way. The
result was that the good accomplish
ments and efficiency Of the Low re-
form administration never reached the
public in intelligent information and
the public was as ignorant of It's, obli-
cation to the Low administration as 1t
was of it's reasons for resentment
against Crockerism. When the cleo
ton came on the Low administration
had to resort to the uncertain cam
paign methods Of eulogy Of itself and
Indictment Of the other fellow which
signally failed to carry the election.