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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-08
ATS katbolirAem medrel-
bl1ttern.

@ie man ans Snnsbrud melbet.
bat Ii6 an Der bortigen llniperIitdt
nnter ben fatboliI1en Stlbenten Elm
praftil6 : l~o3ialer 3irfel neugebiloet,
Der es ii1 CUR Iufeabe ieet, feline
Nitglieoer fir bas io5iale 2eben 81
ifulcn. 9afiir iinD @~ortraesz nuo
Sisfuiiionss Ibenbe bcltimmt. Muber>
Dem iperDen ~io3iales unb caritatipes
Sntereiie bietenbe Nnitalten beil6t
uno inter fadmdHniider Siibrun9 be-
iihtist. Sen @brenporiis iibernabmt
Der befannte So5iologe unb llnioeriie
tdtss YrofeIIor Eater Sod, 9. S., als
Sbmann tpurbe beltellt 9r. Irtbur
Maria 8eber, tpelher ben prdftil6en
ip8ialen aurIus in Wiin6enr@ labbab
belndt bat. - Sb 1ih baran ppbl Die
in Snnsbrud itlbiereuben amerifaner
betbeiligen? - rNmerifa".
#
.11e6una ma1t Ben Meiiter."
Sriiber tp~ren Die oramatiiben
@oriteIunget tber Sinelin9e nnierer
beutlhen fatbolilhen @emeinben etn
irdftiees Wittel. I'M Die Silnglinge
i'm @ebrau6c Der beutiben Spra6e
an iiben. Sic engliIhe Sprahe
oeritanben bieielben ebeniosut ipie
oie beutisen Siinslinee. llno man9'
beiteres unb ernites Sbeateritiid, reid
an Snbalt uno 2ebre, fpirbe oft nit
elmer Iol1en 8nntfertisfeit nnb 8ers
itdnonib b%orsetragen, Dab man nod
monatelana babon Ipra6 uno audi Die
quite @irtuns unb moraliide 2ebre
oerielben in Der @emeinbe beoba6ten
tpnnte. llnb beute! SAT- ni6ts
tpie fades eneliides 3eug. Nigeere
iboips. Sriib anD 9ntd Sfethes,
Gpir6opz anb Snbian>S boips ano
aunnp Sarces. Performance ipill
conclude NTH q bop. 9aB biG bas
goflein it6btl-8er trdet Die ShuIo
an oiejer Degeneration ~unierer fatbos
liicben 9ilettantens giibne? - DGens
trail 8latt".
60 LANCE sic fatboliihe Ereiie uns
Ieres 2anoes Elm 10 fiimmerlihes Sas
lein friitet, bdB alte tatboliide 3eituns
gen, mDsen tie in beutlher ODER enss
liIAer Sprade erldieneu ieiu, tpe9eu
mangelnber llnteritiieung iH gri9eie
men ein1telIen miilien, miro bieier
llcbelltanb fortbauern unb anitatt abs
3unebmen ii6 nod perihlimmer1,
8enn Die aatboIifen lire Ereiie ID
iparm unteritiisen poaten, oab ie
bnbnr6 70 9robe Terbreitung erlons
gen piiroe, ipie Die nidtsfatboliihe
Yreiie, Damn fDnnte Tie niid) mebr, piel
ine1r ~leiiten. als tie jest 5i leilten I'M
Stanbe lit, llno biellei6t allh bumoris
itii6e @eilaeen b~erausseben, peldt
Die fdtDoliihe Sugenb feieln miirben
60 large Die Aatbolifen dber ibrt
cigcnc 8rciie am Sunacrtilhe mayer
laiien. 10 langc biele bon linen iihers
baupt feline tat6oliiGe 3eituns uub is
LANCE bielc bon beNen, Die cine fatbo:
hide 3eitung 6nlten. erit nah piel'
laden une mieberbclten, oft NIT gro
Ben Muslaecu perbunDcnen Weabnirn'
gen baS N6onnemeutsgelo be5dblen
iperben bicie llebelitdnbe %fortoauern
Sic Serausgnbe elmer fatboliidei
3eitunq foitet @elb. iebe @erbeiierm!
unb Grtpciterung foItet 0el0 uno i
lanoe bieie @clbmittel nid)t I'M reid,
lid)eren WaBc ais bi5ber 81 @e6pt
oeiteat neroen, ipirb in inherent fatbo
lil6en 3citungsneien fem nrb alrd
unIere fnttoiilhe Sugeno nah De
oe(ben Sonntngspreiic 9reifen. =
,Sternenbdnner".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-08
Mlte tatboliIde mfd,ntiide Sci:
tunsen, &aleno.r Unto
3eitjdriften,

,ueuu auda nod 10 o~srrtieu ober bon ben Wduier
nnoeirefcn, BADEN INNER nod einen srosen
Werth ais geitiDtIicheS Guenen . MafertaI.
Sieie Saben iotten alp nicht m~egsemprisn pbtr
perbrannt weroen. Wean pade ~otelelbet III
eiueu cad pber eine Rite Inb id1ide fe an
Rev. Joseph a. THE, Troy,
Perry Co., Ind. Gin tleiiies Vatet
idife man Der Srprss. elm srobcS a5er ienoe
man per Jrad)t. Ole GrSre8s ober 5rahtfofen
besabIt Der gnupf1nger in 5rop.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-08
MMtnnq, Gat0oiiten!

Benp Chr euh uadl eiuen, 2eiu in Der Sidhe
elmer tatbc!iihen airdbe NIB S9iueternsS d9nle
ria fino, 10 tonnt Shr bas @e,piiuicbte i'm Srano
@ountb, SiibsTatoth iinoeu.
@ir hnben bier Dor rnebr ais 2S Sabren 9e.
pohnt unb t6itren @ue1 ote5bctrefi pplie @tnr
Selnheiten aeben. 8eieren5: &ep. 6ran5 8.
3einier.
9Th. Fnfnfa
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-08
Gine Wijiion in 1909?

Spdpn. 6err!-@iiniden sic cine
WiiIion IN Sbrer @emeinbe im Sabre
1909 ab5ubolten? @enn 10, Damn
ifreiben Sic Io9leid an Den
iluterseifncten unb peridnffen sic
lid aratiS bas Yampblet bctitelt:
practical Hints and Suggestions Of
fered to Pastors and Priests desiring,
AZ A Mission for Catholics, b. A Mis-
sion for non-Catholics, q A Forty
Hours Devotion, etc.
Rev. Benedict Boebncr, C. PIP. ST.
261S Seneca ST., st. Joseph, Mo,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-08

Eerbet Sbr aanb paobter, Bis es 70 bod i'm
MeSbaIb fonnmt Chr niebt nadl Siio Gatota, 100
Sbr 81 leid9ten Observation-Disclosures faufen
tDnnet, tn es %nIoberne STANDARDIZATION slit
nnb 100 Chr Cure iSarm in bre' bis bier S1brert
obbe3abten tonnet. 2ailet nieb Cub Mdberes
nittbeiieu. yan aorelire: 2. Wbalen, ISL
Hierte Ctr, Quror. G. 9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-08

9e grpben III ( a IN, net9e bme ifaurise Statiiif b e + M
IA 81 boben, irb blb 9e5dbt. 9ieier gborunb Der Matchmaker
I'M dt rH5rt Der bon ben foleenben. aueS beenfuBenben Sohoreu,
nclde bis beute nod n d benz 6 + + iten t + II nj umb ieiner 90 o r a I
geronncn inD. ionbern gu jenen ardfen serchnet merben mIien, pelbe
Sic 1ffentIihc SO o al rntergrnben unb uner Snt allmGblig
aber id e + pieber ins 5eibentbum 5uridfHbren. gs limb:
al nnrre sothoien Shnien;
b. unere idamlcie 2tteratur. sumal bic religious nnb fttenlpe
9asespreTe;
g ltniere mnhriniden Werihte;
b. ltuicre undrihiden geetscbnnse";
e. rnire ihauluien 3beater= nnb Shaupmle.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-08
Trnhtbarrs TarmtanS

su perfauieu in Der 8adbnridhait BON oeutifen
Sarnera IN Der 4dhe bes herriid)eu Staptdlens
Sictoria, 3eras, iuo man groBe 9riten er8ielt
nno 100 SaS Sane i'm Greiie fteigt. @iHiSe
Asenten rerlangt. Streibet an
s. Wcutistpr, Sort ggprth, Seras.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-08
Welh3itS=W eleaenheit.

Gin netter unb iriicher gprratb bon rgeueral
Bacfiteinsebiuoe "A bel 81 Gun groB, gele5 zen i'm
nitslsreu Nebrasta, III 81 bertaaieu. aatbeiis
jd)e atrd)e unb Sdnle. Gie Rnnbichuit 1T meiitens
t6eils beatid]. Der @aarenpurratb lift ungeIdbr
sis, 600 iuert6. Der 3anrenumiab belduft ith
burtbidbrittfih nuf $50. 900 pro Sa6r. Ser Gigeils
tbir,er tanu CUTE 8riiuoe au9ebeu, mes6 10 &c
auspertauien mill. Man dbreiiire: $. u, care
pi Catholic @rinting 90. 3nbuaue, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-08
Ym b~erfauten.

Cine gut eingeridtete 1854 Nder fyarnt, s MeiIen
bon Dubuque, "a MeIle BON tatholiidle Rtrdle unb
fatboliide SfbuIe. 4reiS uno Yeotngungeu
9lnitis, &eseu ud9ere Musfnuit ,ueuoe uuau fd|
an WeattB. 1ies, u. o.. 6. 9itbuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-08
(spesietI fnr Sieie 3eitunsD
lln(tre Sd)rcd,cns StatiItik,

Nam 2idtc nadHe5enber Isabelle, nelfe pou Gcnias@Surecn oes &n1h@
Ss tr0tontr Heaern9 EeparteHHntts fr @arSel uno arbelf per-
NJ ansaabt min, bnrt uaier 2anG Elm idredi5hes Bib Der gerbeee
rnng, iniorcit Ole 0eiItgfttt Der & + c uo Der i nmilten<
bnnbe ippe Die AfIthten Der glrrn gcgen Die climber in Be
tndt 81 3Ehen inh, fir bu gemnp encs geittten &pues. 0eIe Stns
trit III cine crHIc Yreb8t uber Die Gntartlug eines &oltes. neldes tb
DEM : i / irent i II me INNER uubr cntferut:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-08
2,t %berfaufen!

@ate crittlaifide Granddaughter. iueId)e
6 $ro5ent aui Soipas uno Observation-Disclosures
BON $500 90 Bis $4. 10000 cinbringen.
Mud t6nnt SIR cine quite Settior BON eheiten
a8eisenIanb init idofparaem 8poeu fur si0.0 90 per
Nfer haben. 1ornes A Rnidl, Dubuque, SoipI.
1923 Main Strase. tBoth Phones.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-08
s9meiern tpInitsm $4,000 III
borqeli

Gin tpohl seerin better Sdipeiterorben tuanIcht
cine Mnfeibe BON sos. 900 fnr einen 3eitraum BON
iinf Sabren 81 indBigeu 3inien gu maiden. Die
beftinD glide Std1erbeit miro iuiuphl BON Seiten
Der Sdmeitert ais BON oeren 8iid)of gegeben.
I'm ndbere s~ustunit tpenoe man iih an oieie
3ettuna.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-08

tn ~oeutIdber tatboliidler @emeinoe AZ iebr ntdBi.
gen 9reiieu. Sthreibt nm Site uno Silber an
=. y. Beainabanien. Ssiae iii der, Sfta.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-08

Sticdqo, oen z. Uej.
Octreibe.
Wenei-
Se;. !: 1860 ,055S.
Mai. 1.l0A@l.l0B.
Rorn-
Oe;.: 6lT,9s2.
Mai.: 62H@63A.
raier-
Des. 4924t950.
Mai.: a2Ht@52%.
Siar-Nn q. 10, S1.43E; Ho. l. @
30. $1.33H.
Biebmarft.
Shpeine-
Shmere, 5 5 .70@6 90.
Shmere. rauhe. $5.45 $500
9eihte. 50. 15d9$5 So
Gemii1te, S5.40@8.O0.
lsleb-
Riuouieh, 81 199S.00 {.
Rabe uup Ruioer. S1.5094.40
Shoie-
Ginbeimiide 2Gmmer So. 5096 70.
Ginheimiihe Shoie. $500 IA: 90
Uefli1e 2ammer, 50. 75@7.OO.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-08
ct. Tramri6 Gounta

hat ooS befte uno rndltbarite 9enb in MrtanIns.
Gebr geiunbes Mtima uuo CUTE Obitge8euo. Nqe
5armprooutte itehen bod i'm 4reiS. uno ons
Jurreit eitp bat tntboiiihe airtoe unp Sd1uie.
Inb reibirenbeu @%rieler. Tim @uStunft ibreibe
man an: Nep. 3. ~. Builder. 6orreit Gito. grt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-08

Sn Subuaue berriht felt einis
Ger 3cit Die &odenpinge. 8crfloIs
Iene 8phe lpurpe Oielerbnlb Die ct.
Mariens aui einige 8pden
gel1loieu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-08
Mnrkh,ertd1te
Sir ben 0ruIncrfnuf.
DubuaWe. ben Z. Nes.
Octreibe, Sem, Me1l, etc.

SAFER: 4S-51c per @uibel.
Rorm 6S-74c per Suibel.
Wei,en: S0-S5e per Vnlbel.
@erite: aS-63e per SHlhel.
Ro9gen 65-75c per Ruibel.
Nen. 8 800. 90 per Somne.
Mebl; pateut, So. s0-t.4o; itrai9bt.
IS. 2t-5.60.
Sleie: $50. 00-$28. 90.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-08
Sir BARGAINS im Sano
Cute Tnrmen

i'm ofii4en Oklahoma idreibet an ). !. otaean.
8iuitd, SfIahomu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-08
DECENTRALIZATION:
9toat q. lee,
guhuoue Suunt0,

Staat 9owa. lss.
DUBUQUE Gonntg, g"
Sh. Serhau Gifsu S~ha5meing Der obsn.
s~euauuter 8out. beIdiDbrtn isttrlih. SaB uch
..ttTeHi pepeA Nten uu9 SlaAnsn Dprlebsnoer
Guspeis aoatlnbts. pabr uub ri1tig 1T; uno oaB
ole oben ongestbsucn @nthaben ,,eona ttbe1 otstn.
tburn bevoaier eanf in ibrer earael at ais Corpora.
licn limb; unp bob teln lbeil r~erielbsu bsiaaier tanf
m benz 4ipede aeiiebeu ODER purael4ehen wproeu ~.
Inn ais Tbetl ibrer @ntha9eu auasaf5en AZ werpeu.
StrHt @f@tu, Sgbasmttttr.
Gor nir AUTHORIZATIONS uuo beltworen nol perm.
ei6sn, an bieieng "a. 2ase es ~Noosmesr 1905.
y. 3. Tttaeubanm.
(SegeD oiitltli4er slotar.
geiAeimlst poR:
8. y. @Ioper,
Cha. 9. BrabIeh
:. q. Semtn9.
btrstteren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-08
GGiebaNOIuna.

serr g1Ioic SaieI, no. 1912 Soua.StraBe. III.
tnour. Sofpa. bat itetS cine poaiiduoise AuSiunbt
einbeiniifer uno imoortirter 4aieiorten Dor,
rdthig. Nusruartise B~eitelnn9en iperoen prompt
beforgt. Yretsliie miro auf SerlaIaea aerne
;ugeiauot.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-08
Nuswcis iibcr ocn Deftano
DUBUQUE SAVINGS BANK,

oraouifirt inter Ten Geiesen Soipas, etaoiirt an
9ubuane, I'M Gountp Inbnanc. am Sblnne
bss tSefhdttes ONT
%. Nobember, A. D., 1908,
mic or benz Geiese ssmaB an ben %suoltsnr oss otaa'
ties eenlaGt ipuree.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-08
Uutba6en:

sstroa an @sdisln. ronos nnS aao.rsn
MA Sntirteu ooer ~aefauiteI uno Don Der .
oasrf osetanettu Siderbeten. -. ...$ 1l4.So00o
eaarbstrd, e aa SaWe ws
tolgt: ooo
Noibmiirae. .........-..'S iVNv,.@
Silberminse NIB Bullion: 4s'l3
yeGal 2enter Iatisnat tant'
npt,n NIB Subketen
Diiiuse ........ Z 5,yI2m
Me1iel ouI ,ablnngSldpte
Soufen unb auoere Saars
betrape at 6ono s9a.5S ..o-,
Y.iroa, Der ani Si1t anf
a~eooiitel III oer Sscono
aa .onal @art. Guculat,
---- 1885, $50. 90
s,ommt.su.bobeu -. .....S S57. $50 40
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-16
Ralaneina the Ration.

The COW giving eight quarts OF milk
per day should have. for each thousand
pounds Of live weight, twenty-seven
pounds of dry matter in which are
contained two pounds Of protein, elev-
en- pounds Of carbohydrates and a
pound of fat. Four pounds OF corn
grain the average feed, and enough
pasture grass to make up the neces-
sary amount Of dry matter will fall far
short of this standard, as nearly as can
be told It should be remembered that
pasture grass varies with the location,
the kind Of soil, the condition OF the
weather, and the season. However, II
ia safe to conclude that a ration of
four pounds Of corn and enough pas
ture grass to supply the necessary
amount Of dry matter would contain
LII pounds of protein, 1876 pounds OF
carbohydrates, and .3S pounds of fat
1t can be seen that such ration VIII
be deficient in protein, but 1t contains
an excessive amount Of carbohydrates.
Five pounds of corn on the cob, i've
pounds of dry bran, and enough pas
ture grass to bring up the amount or
dry matter to the required standard
contain about 1893 pounds Of protein,
nearly twelve pounds Of carbohy-
drates, and IS pound of fat, which is
not far from the standard suggested
above.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-16
{.

Ripley Hitchcock, the brilliant editor
and critic, said of literary popularity
at a dinner in Philadelphia:
ITO win popularity it is only neces-
sary to write with sincerity on a taking
subject. To hit the taking subject, the
that is the difficulty Upton Sin
clair hit on 1t in The Jungle, but thai
shot was accidental, mere luck; for, as
MIR. Sinclair says himself, he aimed
at the public's heart in The jungle,
and his BULBS eye in the publics stom-
ach was mistake.
"Taking subjects are abundant, but
they are very hard to hit on. Inc
writer in search Of them resembles, in
deed the lady with the moths.
There was. you know, suburban
lady whose house one summer was
quite overrlln with moths. A tramp
told her that in return for a
square meal, he would give her an in
fallible moth cure. She set square
meal before the tramp, he devoured It,
then he said:
"All We need to do, ma am, is to hang
yer moth-filled clothes and carpets and
things on line and beat EN- with
stick Goodby to yer moths then.
Twill that kill them?' asked the
lady.
Ives, If We hit EN-, said the tramp
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-16
silaoa for Beef cattIs.

(Chicago Live Stock WORLDLY
The somewhat prevalent idea among
farmers that beef cattle fed on silage
do not go to the block in as good con-
f]ition as those fed dry rations OF
roughage has been disproved by Sc
ries of important Investigations and
feeding tests of the department of as-
riculture. The great value of silage
as a meat producer as we'll as for dairy
purposes is conclusively shown. In
the tests reported by Professor soule
to the bureau of animal industry as
conducted at the Tennessee govern
ment experiment station with nine
groups of feeders covering periods OF
12O days feeding lvr ..A....-et, "afSle
fed on slower as the rough portion, or
the ration made a good gain of 1.27
pounds per day; but those receiving a
succulent ration did much better,
making an average gain of LIS pounds
per day. The farmer who feeds for the
market cannot afford, it is stated, to
be without silo. Silage makes a
most excellent feed for beef pro-
duction and one that in the long run
will make an exceedingly cheap pound
Of gain, by reason Of the small amount
Of concentrated feed stuffs-grain, cot
4tonseed meal, etc.-required to be fed
with it.
The prejudice against silage for beef
cattle has undoubtedly come largely
from the demands Of the butchers,
who have maintained that beef cattle
so fed were inferior meat producers.
The important result, therefore, of the
IL ~, vs., re 10 found
in the fact that he silage-fed cattle
showed the highest per cent of good
meat, thus overthrowing the impress
sion that such cattle will not "kill
WE'LL" The slaughter test of Is dry
fed cattle showed total Of s.10s
pounds Of good meat, while that of Is
succulent-fed cattle was $3.50 pounds,
gain in favor Of the silage-fed cattle
of SIT pounds of salable meat. When
the cattle in one of the experiments
were offered for sale the butcher pro-
posed to discriminate against those
fed silage, maintaining that they
, would not dress as well as the others.
He was assured that IL the silage-fed
cattle did not dress out as we'll as the
others, he would not be expected to
pay as high a price for them. The
slaughter tests spoke for themselves, -
said Professor Soule, "and sounded the
death kneM OF prejudiced and absurd
belief" :.
I Nor does the item Of feeding cost
show up to the disadvantage OF silage,
but the contrary Apound Of gain in
the stover-fed cattle cost an average
Of SO cents. while with silage-fed cat
tie a pound Of gain under the same
conditions cost an average Of sos or a
difference Of 31.7o per hundred weight.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-16
THE ANTl.pAss DECISION.

The decision Of the federal judge up
rate law which prohibits railroads from
selling transportation for anything ex-
cept money was expected There should
not have been any question raised by
reasonable people The moment the
principle is accepted that the business
Of the common carrier is subject to
regulation that moment does 1t follow
that railroads may be forbidden by law
from accepting advertising space for
transportation.
The right of the law to regulate has
never been the real obstacle in the way
Of the publisher who would exchange
space for ride. His trouble has been
entirely with the uneducated advertis-
ing management of the railroads. No
law seeks to prevent a railroad adver-
Using its business in the newspapers
nor would any statute be proposed to
restrict publishers buying Transports
ton on the railroads. Any railroad adj
yertising manager today who wishes to
do business with publishers on an ex-
change basis can make a contract for
800 worth of advertising cash to ac-,
company the order and at the time of
negotiation he can cimmand that he
first he shown the publishers purchase
of the passenger department five 1000
mile books at 500. Neither one of
these transactions are prohibited by
law and there is nothing in Judge
Kohlsaats decision establishing them
as an evasion.
The trouble is with the railroad
management. When they got advertis-
ing for mileage they looked upon 1t
as something cheap and very few rail-
roads ever devoted more than the
thought of an average clerk to their
advertising campaigns. When they
grasp the conception of advertising
which has built up the success of such
agencies as Lord and Thomas who now
boast that they pay their chief copy
man salary Of $1,000 per week then
the railroads will do the kind Of adj
vertising which will command for them
the admiration of the publisher. Rail-
road travel is business that can be
created. 1t will: respond to advertising
quicker than any other class Of bust
ness known.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-16
IOWA LAKES OVERLOOKING.

The three large lakes Of this vicin-
ity, the largest in Iowa, have never
within the period Of settlement, COW
ering fifty years marked as high a
water stage as during the past week.
A good deal Of damage to public and
private property has resulted by over
flow and by washouts, but If the heavy
rains are over. as now seems likely,
the trouble will not long be noticed.
The dam at the outlet Of the Okoboji
was matter of embarrassment. 1t
was ordered in by the state, originally,
partly blown out, and last fall rebuilt
by the Okoboji Protective association.
BY almost common consent there was
need recently of greater waste than
provided for, but authority to make
the break seemed nowhere vested. FL
nally as a matter of public policy the
association removed the portion built
last year, making rapid flow about
four feet in depth and $50 feet in
width, and this relieved the strain,
and will serve to gradually reduce the
pressure on the shores. Parties keep
ing water marks claim drop of three
to six inches since Monday Spirit
Lake is wasting literally at the old
mill race, but it's recession will be
slower Grades near the lakes have
suffered much at considerable public
inconvenience and expense.
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TiIlman Not Missed in Denver.
baltimore Sun

Hon. Benjamin R. Tillman has
landed in Morocco. II the sultan knows
his business, he will engage the South
Carolina senator for a few weeks, re-
CARELESS of expense, to fix up the at
fairs of his kingdom. Mr. Tillman
could get out his pitchfork, put on
red shirt and SLOUGH hat and run the
turbulent Arabs into the tall timbers.
He is the one man to match against
Raisuli, the head of the great Robbery
and Ransom company of Morocco,
which corresponds in a general way
with the trusts in America and the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-16
ANOTHER EXPLANATION.


Roosevelt and Taft offered Iowa the
second highest honor that a patri-
otto American can aspire to. Senator
Dolliver was first named then Governor
Cummins. Both were eligible. compe-
tent and deserving. How did they act?
Dolliver at the behest of Blythe Young
Hunter refused it. Cummins said moth
ing, but his friends on the delegation
said Iowa will be honored IL either Dol
liver or Cummins Is chosen. Other
delegations stood ready to vote as Iowa
indicated.
Perkins like a rejected old maid,
filled the air with lamentations and i'm
peached the party loyalty of his fellow
citizens, who have honored him over
much.
LATE Young became a wailing Jere-
miah for one long week, and then Wilted
before the angry protests Of the BUSH
ness men of Des Moines, whose adver-
Using he feared to lose.
Lacey, the forsaken, barking and
biting at everybody, showing his fes-
tering political wounds and Sores howl
ing that Dolliver was too good for the
office and that the office was too good
for Cummins.
These were the men who gave utter
ance to deadly hatred and malice of
Joe" Blythe, Ed Hunter and the rail-
roads against the governor Of a great
state, who in quitting the office he has
honored, will leave on the statute books
more measures Of relief from railroad
and corporation domination than Young
DorkinS R1vtha Hunter and Tiacey
would have given in hundred years
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-16
Dairy Notes.

The dairy farmer sells less fertility
from his soil and receives larger re-
turns per acre of ground used in keep
ing the dairy, than any other kind OF
farmer.
A woman reader asks il it pays to
give high priced feeds to runty calves.
We have about come to the conclusion
that it does not pay to give them any
kind of feed. 1t is much better to sell
them and let the other fellow worry
about the feed problems. A good calf.
will eat no more than scrub, and II
the scrub can be fed at profit there
Will be much greater profit in the
good calf. Therefore keep only the
good calf.
The man who does the milking
should be clean. BY this is meant he
should be clean as we'll as his cloth
ing. The hand who never takes bath
should not be tolerated in the COW lot
any more than the hand whose clothes
are covered with dirt, tobacco spit, and
other filth.