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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1908-02-05
The Larger Hope.

The Larger Hope.
Oh. yet we trust that, somehow, good
Will be the final goal of Ill,
To pangs of nature, sins Of will,
Defects Of doubt and taints Of blood;
That nothing walks with aimless feet,
That not one life shall be destroyed
Or cast as rubbish to the void;
When God hath made the file complet6
That not a worm Is cloven in vain:
That not moth with vain desire
Is shriveled In fruitless fire
Or but subserves another's gain.
-Tennyson.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1908-02-05
The Way to Win.

The Way to Win.
"Strike' while the iron Is heated:
Pause" and the irons cold.
II you strike too late on a hardened
plate,
The weld will never hold.
"seck," and success will fofi>W;
"Wait," and 1t passes by.
Be quick to grasp, then hold 1t fast
And trust for better try.
sWork," and the world works with
you;
Loaf" and you loaf alone
This strenuous worlds q continuous
whirl;
It offers no room for the drona
"Life' Is an undertaking;
Death Is q silent thought;
30 let lifes light illumine the night
With the deeds that you have
wrought.
indianapolis Sentinel
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-11-04

row i czlonk6w izby posl6w do
piero wtedy, gdy rezultat estate
cznie zostanie sprawdzony. 8
Rzecza niewqtpliwa jest jednak,
ze nasi polscy kandydaci, republi-
kanin Emil O. KOwalsh'i W 4 dy-
strykcie i. J6zef S. Giesshiewic9,
demokrata, W 81 dystrykcie, 20
stall obrani. -
Powiatowi urzednicy.
W powiecie Cook zwyciezyh
r6wniez republikanie. Tu r6wniez
moze sic okazac po dokladnem o.
bliczeniu, ze ten lub 6w demokra-
ia zwyciezyl, ale jest to rzecza
wielce watpliwa. Wedle wszelkie-
90 Observation-Disclosures obrani 20
stall:
John E. W. Waymd'1, prokurAtor.
Abel DaGiS, rekorder.
Jos. 3. BidwiH jr., klerk sqdu OBJ.
Charles w. Vail, klerk sadu wyz.
Alfred r. Porter, klerk sadu APPEL.
Peter N. Hoffman, koroner.
William IL. Weber . N
Adam Wolf, assesorzy.
Czlonkiem komisyi reWizyjneJ
obrany Roy O. West.
Czlonkami komisyi kanalizacyl-
nej (dystryktu sanitarnego) 20
stall obrani republikanie;~
Wallace G. Clark,
Paul A. Hazard, 5.
Geo. VI Paullirs ..v.s za..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-11-04
wan, ami nieszczesliwych wypad-
k6w wskutek tego ME by}o.

wan, ami nieszczesliwych wypad-
k6w wskutek tego ME by}o.
Rozumie sic, re niekompletne
So jeszcze raporta co do gfos6w od-
danych W rozmaitych wardach;
podajemy jednakowoz ponizej re-
zultaty, o lie mich MONA sic by
10 dowiedziee, bo pod wielu wzgle-
dami So zajmujace. Me uwzgle-
dniamy tu gl6wnych kandydat6w
innych partyj, opr6cz republican,
skiej i demokratyczneL bo zbyt
wiele zabra}oby to nam miejsca,
ale og6lnie powiemy, ze handy
dat6w ma prezydenta we wszyst-
kich 35 wardach Cicero braku-
je) otrzymal Taft (rep.) 19S,342
glos6w, Bryan (dem.) 13e,915,
Chafin (proh.) 1920, Debs (soc.)
1892, a Hisgen '(ind.) 4a51
glos6w. z kandydat6w ma guber-
natora zas otrzymali; Deneen
(rep.) 155,s92, Stevenson (dem.)
1e2,543, Sheen (proh.) 4,41s,
Brewer (soc.) 12,4S3 Nc Cas-
krin (ind.) 4,145 g}os6w.
Zastanawia tu, re partya "inde-
pendence", kt6ra tyle narobiia
halasu, bardzo malo zhalazfa zwo-
lennik6w. Jak widzimy z powyz-'
szego, kandydat demokratycny
ma gubernatora, W Chicago pobii
swego republikahskiego kandyda;
ia.
Hose gios6w oddanych obu kan
dydatom gl6wnych partyj ma pre-
zydenta, tax sic przedstawia W roz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-11-04
Przeglad Stan6w.

AALCSA<EN
W niekt6rych Stanach nadspo-
dziewanie wielkiem by}o zwycie-
stwo republikan6w, ale W innych
znowu znacznie zmniejszyiy sic
ich wiekszosci pozyskane pred 4
laty, podczas gdy W kilku wyzej
wymienionych demokraci odebrali
repubhkanom zwyciestwo.
Do watpliwych Stan6w do O.
statniej chwili zahczano New
York Ohio, = jednak W Sta
ME New York wiekszosc Tafta
wynosi okolo 21S,OoO glos6w, a W
Ohio 100000 glos6w.
W Pennsylvania zmniejszyiy
sic wiekszosci republikahskie;
pred 4 lasy wiekszose pozyskana
przez Roosevelta wynosiia 5O2,-
951 g3os6w, obecnie zas wiekszosc
pozyskana przez Tafta ME wynie-
sic wiscej nia 100000 gsOsow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-11-04
0g6Iny rezuItat wczorajszych
wybor6w.

Nova lawina republikaISka =
oto rezultat wczorajszych wybO-
row prezydencyalnyeh. Zwycie-
stwo kandydata republikanskiego
ma prezydenta, WilEama Fl. TAT
ia, jakkolwiek ME talk wielkie,
jakiem bylo zwyciestwo Roosevelt
ia pred laty czterema i ME tax
wielkie, jakiego Oczekiwali Hitch
cock inni przyw6dey partyi, =
Jest jednakowoz nadspodziewanie
znacznem i dowodzi, re partya de-
mokratyczna ME jest jeszcze W
sta1ie zrobi6 znacznego wy}omu
W potedze partyi panujacej.
Tyczy sic to szczeg6lniej Stanu
Illinois.
Tu kandydat republikanski ma
prezydenta tax Olbrzymie odni6si
zwyciestwo, = Otrzymal bowiem
oEoio 100000 glos6w wiekszo5ci,
= IL pociagnai "a soba takze
zwyciestwo kandydata republi-
kanskiego ma gubernatora stanu,
ChGrIeSa Deneena. pomimo, ze
wielu republikan6w sprzeciwiaio
sic jego wyborowi. Pcpularny
wielce kandydat demokratyezny
ma gubernatora, Adlai E. Steven
SON, W Chicago wprawdzie otrzy-
mai okolo $4,000 gfos6w wiekszO-
Sci, = ale W calym Stanie ulegi, /
Deneena wiekszoSc wyniesie okoio
$4,000 glos6w, Wszyscy stanowi
urzednicy bede republikanami, a
zdaje sic, re take pomiedzy u
rzedrikami powiatowymi demo
kraty ME bedzie.
Dok}adnyeh cyfer jeszcze podac
ME MONA, a nawet, bye mOze, ze
W og6lnym rezultacie dis ogio-
szonym, nieeo zmian nastapi,
skoro szczeg6iowsze nadejda wies-
ci W ciagu dnia dzisiejszego.
n ;la s;e zdaie, Taft otrzyma}
SOs glos6w elektoralnych, a Bryan
1T; pred ezterema laty Roose-
velt otrzymal glos6w elektOralnych
$50, a Parker 14o.
Watpliwym dOtychczas jest re-
ulltat W Stanie Indiana, kt6ry ma
Is glos6w eIektOralnych; jezehby
sie okazalo, re Bryan tam odni6si
xwyciestwo to ilos6 glos6w elekto-
ralnych dla Tafta wynosic bedzie
991, dla Bryana 1875.
Ze Stan6w, kt6re pred 4 laty
byay republikahskimi, a oOecnie
staiy sic acknowledgements, wy
mieniaja nastepujace; Colorado tut
%. Missouri f18), Montana ~,
Nebraska (S), Nevada (a); i2czy
sic do mich Stan Oklahoma CD W
kt5rym pred 4 laty ME giOsowano
ma prezydenta, moze Jeszcze
przylaczy sic take Indiana.
GSosy elektOralne-
Ilcs6 glOs6w elektoralnych pozy-
skspyeh. -przez .Obu gs6wnyeh kan
dyd&s6w ma prszydenta stan6w
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-11-04

a zatem nasz polski kandydat ma
ten urzad, pan Furmans r6wniez
zosta} pobity.
Niewatpliwie najwiecej roz-
dzielano glos6w na komisarzy po-
wiatowych rezultat ostateczny
dotychczas jest niepewny. Niema
wqtpliwosci, re republikanie J6zef
J. Elias (Litwin) i Polak W.
Schrojdo, zostali obrani; co do P.
Rostenkowskiego, to chociaz wy
dale sic, IL ME zostal obrany, my
jeszcze niezupelnie nadzieje ira
cimy.
W koncu zdaje sic r6wniez, il
wszyscy kandydaci republikahscy
ma sedzi6w municypalnych zostali
obrani, chociaz tu zajs6 moga
ieszcze wyiatki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-11-04

-blikanski ma cz}onka kongresu 2 S
dystryktu, Polak, pan FLIP ~.
Ksyck5, ME zostal obrany. Dodac
winnismy jednakowoz, ze ,szczeg6-
lowe iczenie moze jeszcze wyka-
za6, iz>raporta policyjne So mylne
pod tym wzgledem.
Czlonkami komisyi wyr6wna-
mia podatk6w zostali obrani:
Louis E. Herrick, Rep.
PA. E. Anderson, Rep.
3-Frank E. Christian, Rep:
Rudolph Mulac, Rep.
5-Edward J. Novak, Dem.
6-Thomas W. Sennett, Rep.
Hans P. Jensen Dem.
8-W. S. Budzban, Dem.
9-Charles McMahon, Rep.
10-John A. Fishleigh, Rep.
Tu przeto zwyciezyl demokra-
tyczny kandydat, Polak N. s.
Budzban, pobiwszy swego przeci-
wnika, republikanina, r6wniez
Polaka, Andrxeja SchuItsa.
Legislature Stanu Illinois,
W legislature Stanu Illinois o.
czywiscie republikanie pozostane
W wiekszosci. Senat sk}adae sic
bedzie 36 republikan6w a 10.
demokrat6w, a izba pos}6w SO
republikan6w2i 81 demokrat6w.
-Inni utrzymuja, re kilku handy
dat6w partyi prohibicyjnej ivy
ciezylo. Podamy nazwiskaS senate
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-11-04
WYBORY w CHICAGO.

Zainteresowanie wyborami W
miescie Chicago byfo wielkie j
stosunkowo drobny tylko prtcent
wyborc6w ME g}osowai, wieczo-
rem niezliczone tiumy ludzi ma u
leach caiemi godzinami .przypa-
trywaly sic ogiaszaniu raport6w
.zapomoca r6znych aparat6w ma
pl6tnach porozpinanych W r6znych
stronach miasta, szczegolnie W.
srodmiesciu. Halasu nieznosnego
.-bylo niezmiernie wiele, ale zacho-
wywano sic lyle przyzwoicie, ae
ami b6iek znacznych, ami aresEto-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-11-04
William H. Taft obrany prezydentem
Stan6w Zjednoczonyeh.
Montana, Colorado, Nevada, Nebraska, Missouri o.
swiadczaja sic za Bryanem w Stanie Illinois
republikanie r0Wniez zwyciezaJQ.
Gubernator Deneen ponOwnie obrany, chOciaz W
Chicago doznal porazki.
urzednoy stanOwi powatowl beda repabIkanaml.

polskich Chicago pObcl: Flip NJ Kan
KOngresu; Andrzej Schultz rep
pOIatk0w; Frank IOncza~' KAN
urzad MARGIN Furman, dem KAN
kOmiyi dysktu santanegO Piotr Osteh-
f0"'ki' dem k"ndyda' .r ma h0m.nr.a po""''"sso,
pOzOstaia Mix s. BudzDan
wyrownana pOdatkow Jo-
zef y Geszkiewicz dem, KOwaki cztonkow
egislatury aOtez SchrOjda J6zef Elias kandydaci
kOmsarzy pOwiatOwych ~ y
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-11-04

clesCWO FepuDllkanoW Aa W LA
Zachodzie w}asciwie dotkliwe po-
niesli straty.
Utracili zupehie Colorado, Ne
vada, Montane, Nebraska i Mis-
souri,. W Minnesota zwyciezyh
wiekszoscia 10000 gios6w, pod
ezaS gdy Roosevelt tam pozyskai
wiekszosc 1G1, AGA glos6w. Take
w obu Dakotach poniesli dotkliwe
straty a przypominamy, ze W
Kansas, gdzio obecnie zwyeie77yf
bryan, Roosevelt pozyskai byi
125, 900 gNos6w wiekszosci.
Rozumie sic, re W Kongresie
znowu repubikanie beda miei
znaczna wiekszosc. Do senatu O.
brano So republikan6w a 81 de-
mokrat6w (przed 2 laty 81 repu-
blikan6w i 81 demokrat6w), a do
izby pos}6w 218 republikan6w i
173 demokrat6w (przed dwoma
laty 225 republikan6w a 166 de-
mokrat6w.)
Co do gubernator6w roznych
Stan6w (nie we wszystkich Sta
mach tym razeln obierano guber-
nator6w), to obrani zostali naste-
pujQcy;
Delaware Simon S.Pennewill, r.
Florida Albert W. Gilchrist, d.
Idaho James II, Brady, r.
Illinois Charles S. Deneen, r.
Indiana Thomas r. Marshall, d.
Iowa B. f. Carroll, r
Kansas Walter r. Stubs, R.
Massachusetts Eben S. Draper, +.
Michigan Fred NJ. Warner, r.
Minnesota John A. Johnson, D.
Missouri w. S. Cowherd, D.
New Hampshire H. B. Quinby, R.
New York Ch. E. Hughes, R.
North Carolina wv. Kitchin, d.
North Dakota e. a johnson, r.
Ohio A, L. Harris, r.
South Carolina N. F, Anscl, d.
Tennessee N. r. Patterson. D.
Texas Thomas N. Campbell, D..
Washington S. G. Cosgroye, R.
Wisconsin James o. Davidson, R.
Jak widzimy, W Indiana W
Minnesota obrano der'okratycz-
nych gubemator5w, pomimo, re
Taft tam zwvcieiy}
St..H iiiiao;a
Naszych Czytemik6w >oczywis-
Gle obcnodzi, obok og5lnego rezul-
tatu, rezultat wybor6w W Stanie
Illinois.
Stanowymi urzednikami zostali
obrani:
Charles s. Deneen, gubernator.
John g. Oglesby, wicegubernator,
james 4. Rose, sekretarz stanowy.
j. s. Nc Culzough, auditor stan.
ANDREW RuSSeu, skarbnik stan. !
William II. Stead, gen. prokur. :
j. M'Can Daris, klerk sadu maj
wyzszego stanowego.
So to sami republikanie. Obra-
nj r6wniez zostali kandydaci re-
pubhkaGscy ma dyrektor6w uni
wersytetu stanowego.
Czionkami' Kongresu re Stanu
Illinois zostali obrani:
Martin B. Madden Rep.
2.-James r. Mann Rep.
3.-William W. Wilson Rep.
4.-James T. McDermott Dem.
5-Adolph J. SABBATH Dem,
6-William Lorimer Rep,
Fired Lrmdin Rep.
S-Thomas Gallagher Dem.
9-Henry Sherman Boutell Rep.
1O-George E. Foss Rep.
11-Howard NJ. Snapp Rep.
12-Charles E. Fuller Rep.
13-Frank o. Lowden Rep.
thames Mckinney Rep:
15-George w. Prince Rep.
16-Joseph V. Graft Rep.
17-John A. Sterling Rep.
18-Joseph G. Cannon Rep.
19-William B. Mckinley Rep.
20-Henry T. Rainey Dem.
OF TonoaS M Graham Dem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-11-04

Razem 193342 13e915
Wiekszosc 56427
Co do kandydat6w zas ma gu
bernatora, rezultat W roznych war
dach byl taxi:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-11-04

Zjednoczonych przedstawia sic,
lax sic zdaie, W taxi spos6b:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-08-31
.CA@N[LL TAKES
BRIDE At RHODES
Attorney of This City WEEDS
Miss Mazda Titus, Well
known Rhodes Girl
OF LAST SCHOOL YEAR
AS Secretary Of the Board Mr.. Cas-
we'll "Paid OFF, Teachers and suc-
cumbed to WiIes of Cupid Thru Of
fetal Position-Reoent Resignation
of Bride elect Caused Comment.

With his official position the cloak to
a matrimonial agency Clyde c. Cas-
we'll, we'll known young attorney Of
the city, and former secretary of the
school board, won a bride Sunday at
Rhodes, when he welded Miss Made
e. Titus, we'll known young woman
of that place, daughter of Dr. and Mrs.
H. S. Titus, and last year a teacher In
the public schools Of this city
AS secretary of the school board one
of Mr.. Caswell,s duties once each
month was to sit in his office and beam
upon the young women who called up
on him to receive their stipends and
sign the necessary vouchers for the
district. Ordinarily the bea1ning quail
ity is not particularly necessary on the
part of the secretary, but in the. case
of bachelor secretary it is prime
requisite 1t was while acting under
his official capacity that Mr.. Caswell
met Miss Titus, who taught second
grade at the Click school A friendship
| sprung up, soon ripened into court
| ship, and on Sunday morning, Aug. 30,
| eliminated in the wedding at Rhodes.
Rev. Leroy E. Gallagher, of the Lau-
rel Methodist church performed the
ceremony, in the presence of the inn
mediate family of the bride. Miss Titus
wore champagne travelling suit, and
was unattended. Following the cere-
1 ct sSpy>Vpd
by the brides sisters, Misses Katherine
and Ethel Titus The table was prettily
decorated with asters.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Caswell left over the
| Milwaukee at o'clock for Chicago,
and from there will go east on two
weeks honeymoon. They will visit in
Detroit, Toronto. Niagara Falls. New
| York, Boston ard Washington. Mr.. and
Mrs. Caswell will be at home to their
friends in this city after Nov. at o09
South Sixth street.
| AS Mrs CasweM Miss Titus will be
welcomed to the city by many friends
whom she made during her stay in the
city last year She is well known in the
southern part OF the county, her father
| having been resident of Rhodes for
| a great many years. Miss Titus is also
we'll known in Melbourne, where she
Taught first primary in the public
schools for three years prior to COM
ing to this city. Miss Titus was re-
elected to her position in the schools
here last spring, and signed a contract.
When her resignation was sent TO Su-
| perintendent Palmer a few weeks ago,
and made public thru the press, the
| nrosnects Of an early wedding were
commented on by the friends OF the
| young woman and Mr.. Cascwell Mr.
Ca.swell is we'll known in the city, and
4 is son Of the late Judge Obed Cas-
| we'll.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-08-31
MISS MAsoN's WEDDING.
Former MarshalItown Young People
Married at Independence.

Thursday evening at s o'clock at the
home of the brides aunt, Mrs. G. W..
Rogers, Independence. La, was cele-
brated the wedding of Miss Mildred
Mason and Mr.. Howard G. Johnson,
both formerly of Marshalltown, but the
former now Of independence and the
latter of Tacoma, Wash.
Both the young people had great
many friends here having lived in the
CITY several years. Miss Mason gradu-
ated with the class of 1901 and since
then has been teaching in Marshall
and neighboring counties. For the past
two wears she has been under Superin-
tendent Dukes in the public schools OF
Independence
Mr.. Johnson, while here, was in the
employ of the Spencer Lets Coffee
company. From here he went with the
family when they moved to Portland,
Ore. and this spring both he and his
father accepted a position in coffee
house in Tacoma, Wash
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson left Sunday
morning for Tacoma, where Mr.. john
son has a cottage furnished for his
bride
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-08-31
dislike to brave the crowds at the
ticket wagons will appreciate this fea-

ticket wagons will appreciate this fea-
ture.
The new street parade is set for 10
in the forenoon. 1t will follow the us
ual route. 1t is an all new parade that
the Ringing Brothers are offering this
year. having been built in foreign
workshops. The entire world has con-
tributed to this pageant. 1t is an expo
sition Of all the various kinds of peo-
pie of the earth, curious forms of an
imal life, the heros OF mythology, the
soldiery of twenty nations, savage war
riors, the priesthood Of the Pagan and
the Christian, nobility. peasantry Es-
uuimeaux, Hottentots and cliffdwellers.
All sorts Of musicians from the bar
barian tom-tom beaten to the ca
thedral organist and the player OF
chimes furnish a variety of melody,
1 $50 people ride in howdahs, on float
ing thrones and on horse, the largest
herd Of elephants in the worlds steps
to the beat of drums and an interest
ing menagerie Ia displayed in open
cages.
There are a thousand wonders that
will be disclosed under the great white
tents in the afternoon and at night.
The great program of European acts
will end with the awful mid-air auto
mobile double somersault of Mile
Roche which excited all Europe last
winter. The afternoon show will be-
gin at 2 o'clock and the night per-
Torrance at 8. the doors opening an
hour earlier for an inspection of the
greatest menagerie in the world and
the enjoyment Of a splendid operate
concert by Ringing Brothers military
band, under the direction OF Albert
C Sweet
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-08-31
CIRCUS TOMORROW
Ringing Brothers to Arrive on Five
Long Trains-Parade Set for 10 in
Morning and Enormous Crowd Ex-
pected to Visit Worlds Greatest

An enormous crowd is expected in
town tomorrow to witness the parade
and see the performances of Ringing
Brothers Worlds Greatest Shows.
Street car companies, railroads and
merchants are preparing to handle the
biggest crowd that ever gathered here.
The first OF the five trains which
house the big circus while en- transit
will arrive before sunup and will be
followed by the other four at short
intervals BY O'Clock in the morn
ing twelve acres of the city's real es-
tate will be under canvas and the
greatest circus of all times will be the
center of interest for all the country
within a radius Of fifty miles. Early
in the morning a downtown branch
ticket office will be opened in the store
of the Mcbride & Will Drug Com
pany, where reserved seats and admis-
sions can be had at the same prices
charged on the grounds. Those who
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-08-31
MRS. E. cAMMAck DEAD.
Old Resident Of This City Passes Away
ut Tacoma, Wash.

Word received by Mrs. Horace An
son from Tacoma, Wash, announces
the death of Mrs. Rumina Cammack,
for many years resident of this city,
and the widow of the Late EDihu Cam
mack. Mrs Cammackis death took
place at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. H. l.. votaw, where she has lived
for the past two years, Mrs. Cam
mackss death was due to paralysis.
Mrs. Caummack was SO years old, and
was Ia native Of Indiana. When a
young woman she moved with her ia
theirs family ITO this state, where she
was manfred. Mr.. and Mrs. Cammack
lived here at the corner of Second and
Church streets. where Mr. Cammack
died a few years ago.
( Surviving the deceased are the
daughter, Mrs. Votaw, and two sons,
Charles w. Cammack, of Tacoma,
Wash, and r. NJ Cammack, of Port
land Ore. james Cammack, of Ia
coma, formerly of this city. was step
son of the deceased.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-08-31
MAKE "PHATv OFF BARRIERS.
Tonsorial Artists Lack Even Close
Shave to Win From Printers.


The BARRIERS did NOT have their raz-
ors sharp enough nor their lather thick
enough yesterday to win from the
printers by even a close shave. The
game at the fair grounds was a fiuc-
tuating one. and full of interest and
some good playing. 1t belonged ito the
printers in the second, to the BARRIERS
in the fifth was "a tie in the sixth. be-
came the BARRIERS in the seventh and
turned finally to the printers in the
eighth.
Umpire Warning, despite his name,
kept the peace fairly we'll. There were
two double plays by the BARRIERS, Chap
man ito Joy ito Helfer, and Reynolds to
Heller. A three Dagger in the eighth
by e. Redel of the printers, brought in
two men and nailed the scalp of the
BARRIERS to the Typographical belt. Re-
del had won distinction long before this
by his catching and coaching at one
and the same time. There were two
baggers made by Snerley. Chapman
and JOY, of the tonsorial bunch, and
w Redel, Henry Olson and Smith, of
the type satickers.
The batteries for the shavers were
Joy and Francisco, pitchers. and Dick
son catcher. while Uhde did all the
prepelling of the pellet for the print
ers and Ed Redel did the catching. The
score:
r. H. e.
BARRIERS >. 20 0 0 5 2 0 1 0 0-6 s 4
Printers 20 4 o o o 1 o 4 % IL
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married Carolina Medge, and five years
later moved to Story county, settling
on farm west of State Center. He
lived there until 1900, when he moved
to Elgton, S. d.
Surviving the deceased are nine chill
dren, six sons and three daughters
Two sons are dead, and Mrs. Bergman
passed away twelve years ago.
The body was brought to State Cen
ter for interment, and the funeral was
held Sunday afternoon at O'Clock
from the Evangelical Lutheran church
Rev. U. Groth officiating. lnterment
followed in Hillside cemetery.
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which will be business meeting, will
be held in the afternoon. In the even
ing there will be an exemplification of
lodge work, followed by a social ses-
sion, when number of short addresses
will .be given. 1t is expected that a
number of members, prominent in the
lodge in the state will be present.
The general committee from the To-
cal court, which has charge of the ar
rangements, consists Of Messrs. Robert
Holt, chairman, Ellsworth Huber and
Robert Buckwald, and Mesdames
Michael Quinlan, George Ruopp and E.
+. Guthrie.
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Ineal Weather Record.

Sundays maximum temperature was
SIS, compared with S6 for Saturday. The
minimum temperature last night was
SO, five degrees warmer than Saturday
night. The temperature at o'clock this
morning was u, compared with II for
the same hour Sunday morning.
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STATE CENTER MAN DEAD.
Louis Berem ann Passes Away at Sons
LA.a. ~ Merdi Mimi

Home, at Verdi, Mimi.
Louis George Bergman, an old resi-
dent of the State Center neighborhood,
died last Thursday, Aug. ~, at Verdi,
MINI Mr. Bergman passed away at
the home of his son. George Bergman.
Mr.. Bergman was born Sept Il
1s47. at segelhorst, Hessen, Germany.
and came to this country in 1857. In
kendall county. Illinois. in lS7a. ~
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Tribes of Ben Hur of Eastern
Iowa Come Here ON
Sept. 10.
TO MEET IN RED MEN HALL
Semi Annual Convention of the East
ern District Of tho State to Be En-
tertaned by Unity Court, No. 81
Business Meeting in the Afternoon
Social Gathering at Night.

The semi-annual convention of the
Tribes of Ben Hur of the eastern di-
vision of the state of Iowa will be held
in this city on Sept. 10. The conven-
ton will be entertained by Unity Court
No 154, and the sessions of the con-
vention will be held in the Red Mems
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Licensed to Wed.
c., G. Caswel. attorney, aged 81, of
Marshalltowr, and Mazda Erma Titus,
aged 81, of Rhodes.