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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-08
2okal.Derid)t
9ie gDm,pb bonie' cation.
Ser Eerfanf Der eubifriptionsbilletE
beaann unter ben aiinftigRea
auipilien.

Die 3abl Ser Subliribenten fir bic
biesidbrige Soiion berSpmphoniefonz
ssrte biirfte fpeit srOber perosn. benn
je~supor. Dieter Shlub IdBt iih ipes
nigitens aus Der 9batiahe ,ieben. bah
am seitrigen eriten 9as., an pelheln
bic SubIiriptionsliiie bel Der Gburhs
9eintamp SO. on Der Dierten unb Gin
Gtrabe auflos, bic Nahfrase mad
Soifonbinsts melt sablreider mar. ala
iie font an ben eriten 2asen gu iein
pfl.sie.
Sehr erfreulih lit aud Der I'm.
ftanb, bab Der s.itrise eriie Gag idor
.sine san5e Reibe bon Subitribsnter
brahte, bic in friiberen Sahren midi
su ben reselmdbisen Beiuhsrn bes
Ronserte eebDrten. Nlles biefes ldbt
.arnuf fhlieben pcb Der gBetibeperf
Inn bic Muslpabl Der Sibe bel Der or
Mittno9 unb Donnerfas nd9itel
Wohe In Der MeoIian 6an itattfinoen.
ben prdmienauttion melt reesr isir
tpirb ols porber. Die Sailonbill.tE
perben bon nun on biz gum q. Ro'
pember pertduft tperben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-08

WDn Der Strafen6aGn.N .Neicaidait
ppn ciner Gnr iibcrfabren nnb
dD,ucr DerleRt.
Serbnnft icin Geben Der 1eiitesgegen-
mnrt oes Wtpturmannes.

Games Niti6ie, Wlotormann oss
Strabenbabnpogens Ro. Is oer9lDonz
bale Ginie, rettete geitern Nbeno gegen
6 llbr burd ieinegeil ltessegentpart pem
5errn Somes u. Collins, Sstretdr bsr
Cincinnati Strabenbabn GeI.lidaft.
oas leben. Der unTaa ereisnets ith
on Der Reabing Rodb, nabe G6olion
alOe., in tur3er Gntfsrnung bon benz
Wohnbauie bes Derungliidten, go.
1886 Reabins Roab. 6err Collins
mar. auf benz Seimtpese begriffen, BON
elmer nDrbli6 fabrenbsn Gar dbgss
iprungen unb pollte iiber Die Strabs
fdreitsn, ols er BON Der in o.mfeIben
4ugsnblid in iiioliher Ridtung bsrs
aniauienoen Gar SO. 18 setroffen
+ipurbe. Der Wotormann lieb, als er
fab, ~ooB Der llnfdI unbermsiDIih mar,
blisfhnen bic Jansporrihtuns berab
unb 9err Collins puroe bon bieIer CT.
fabt unb mitgeihleppt.
Dem Wlotormanu selans es, in .ur.
ger gntfernung bon Der llnfaufteas
ben Wagen gum Stiaftanb 5u brins
gen. Der 8srunsliidte, pelher ous
elmer tiefen aopfpunbe bluteie, puro,
in beipubtlolem 3uiianbe in Elm serab'
porbeifabrenoss 4utomobil gebober
uno 10 fhnea ipie moslih rah ben
SIbifhen 5oipitaI sebradt. Or. So
Iepb Runiohoff fpuros iofort bsrbeise.
rufen, tonnte ieooh oorldufis nod
nift NIT 8eftimmtbeit feiteQen, ob bel
patieut, pelher SO Sabre alt 1T, ei
Hen Shdbelbrud erlitteu bat ob,,
niht. gs Itsbt iebod fsit. bab Ger
Collins on elmer fhpsren Gebirner
idiitterung ltibet. Die Nngeboria.r
bss 9erunaliidten befinoen iia an isi
nsm aruntenluger.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-08
Rleine Eoli5eina@ri9te,,

N. W.ib BON Gberrppille. ap-.
uurbe in Der Sonntdg Ra6t an blum
nobe 6. Strabe bon einem Ressr auf,
sebolien unb um feline Iilberne 9as
jhenubr n.bit Rstte beraubt.
- aus 9lnlab beg Wabltases fan!
bic b.utise poIi3eiseridtsfisuns aus.
- Der 81 sSuhre alte Webaer 80
6. syiiher puroe geitern BON bM 0s'
beimpoli3iiten 8ea unb Shdfer Der,
baftst unb CUR 8.rfiisuns oes Stadtss
antpaIts eipseIpsrrt. geeen ben Oes
fansenen III BON Der Grano Surp bi.
4nilase ber lnteridlasuns erbob.n
uprben.
- Die poli5iiten 6anes unb meif
berbafteten Gilbert aroser. Yo. 104
Waoerlp 4pe.. gbp. Meper. BON Ar'
morn 2lDe.. unb Georse Sames. SO
1895 Glorenee 4pe.. unb iperrtsn bic
felbxu ais perbdhtig elm. Die gefan
senen itsben i'm Weroadte. in be,
Sonntas Roht ben s. W6lsorsti, boz
go. 1916 Barton Str. an Der Cd
Der 6nrriet unb Gipanola Str. mi
einem RepoIper aufsebalten unb !,
beraubeu periu4t baben.
- M. D. 6eiter, bon SO. 362:
Montsomern Roub. beiloat ben Der
luit ieines paletots TN Wertbe po,
$50.
- Wm. Qob. 62 gnreiu OebGube
ipurbe In elmer 9dn3bale on War
fam unb Gnris6t Mbe. nm ieinen lle
ber5ieher i'm Wertbe bon $50 beitob
fen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-08
S1iHsna1ribten.

Rep gort, 7. Sob. Qngetom'
men: r8uca begli Gbru33i" bon Sc:
nua, rRoorbam" Don Rotteroam, 80
9ascosne" bon SABRE.
Gbrtittunf b. Qnget.: nSsl'
Zig SlaD" BON gelD gort, nah aopen'
bagen beitimmt.
8lasgop. 2lngst.: rGalifors
nia" bon Nep gort.
Bremen. anget.: rgorbaroHa'
bon NeD Yort.
9enua. Nnget.: ra0nig Gilbert
bon Rep Yort.
g9ilabe1p bta. 2lngef.: rSt:
beriQn" BON 9lasgop.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-08

Die gruftees Der 8runbeig.nthumSz
bDrIe perosn in elmer auf beute Wohz
mittog anberuumten 0erfummlung bas
Datum fir eine gnb: oss Wonats a6s
3uhaltenoe gerlammluns feitiessn, in
ipslder bas Nominations aommiites
.rtpGblt iperben fol-, um cine aanbioaz
tsnliite fir bic tommenos geamtenpabl
auf3uiteGsn.
Benidmin Grab tauite ssiieru bon
Satob Binsburg BON UsiIpau..e odi
9aus Ho. 734 Rihmono Strabe fin
$500.
2trhitstt Qnton Risg iit eesenpdrtic
NIT Der 4usorbeitung Der pldne fiji
Elm stpsiftDdigss StalIsebduoe beihdI.
tist, bos auf Dem 9eutIden protsit
Jriebbof an Der Carthage Bife ar
StelIe bss tiirslih nieoerssbrannisr
StaIes errihtst perben ica.
Die Gadman gr.tping 60. fpiri
sipiihen ben eesenipdriis.n Gebduoer
Der Brauerei an Der Weft 6. Ctr. eir
stpsiltodises 9ebdube errihten Iaien
bas sinen SpeiIeiaal unb Rlumlihtei
ten fir bic 8eamten Der Brausrei. 10
tpie 1oilettenrGumlihtsiten entbdltel
iou. Die pldne perbsn BON benz ar
dite,tsn emile Greo. Gfafsr aussear
beitst.
Sm itGbtiTfxn gduamt fpurb.n ee
fern bic folsenbeu gauerlnubnibihei
ne erpirtt: Sobn O. arebs. stpeiit0
diees Mobnhaus an Der Garfielb I'M
price Mbenue $4,000; gbas. goombs
sireiitodiees Wohnbaus an Der Win
ton Roab nabe Doberer Qpe. $1,000
Gaa g. Cooper, sipeieinbalbii0dise
Dobnbous an Der 8lenboru 4penu.
nab Der Riron Ctr. $250O.
Die 9obe RealtD 60. reidhte eeIter,
i'm itdotiIden 9auamt elm Oeiuh III
Observation-Disclosures fir elm brei
| ftodises Gabritsebdube auf ber
| GrunbitId Ro. 1644-165O Gentro
| Mpenue Elm. Der Neubau fou a
Stefs einesgebdubes aufssfiibrt sper
ben, bas Dor einissn WoHaten ob
brdnrte,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-08
sSm GDipital geitorben.

Der 8 Sabre ulte Moies Shanters
man, BON go. 1907 8ine Strdbe,
ipuroe geitsrn Worgen in Der 4uto-
Qmbulan3 nah benz itGotiihsn 5oipis
tai gebraht, mo fein 5aa als 9ebirns
uHb 9ungenent5iinonns oiagnoiti3ir'
tpurbe. Ser andbe itar6 einige Stun.
ben na6 feiner ginlieferung. gr ma,
Dor etipa flint Wohsn bon einem
6unbe dnsefalIen unb am reaten geir
serfleiid3t iporben. S6 bieier unfal
nit Dem 5obe bes Andbsn in urid6li.
dem 3ufdmmenbung itebt, lteb iid
nod nidt fefftellen. Der Coroner
purbe BON bem 1ooesfdus in aennt
nib eeIebt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-08

Wobnnns gu fuden babe, erfldsts, sr
iuhe einen Sdanttellnsr, Nomens
Wtepers, fpel6sm er einen 8risf BON
2ouisDille iibergeben polls. y:Dor iie
fid bon ibrer lleberraiduns er6olt
bate, perbeugte lih Der Gin0ringlinJ
unb DerIhfpanb. Jrau Dentoa rtdd.e
fur5s 3eit ipdter Die gntbeduna, D1b
ibre golpsne llbr i'm Mertbe pon $50
uno elm portemonnnie nit So Snbalt
perIhfpunoen fpdren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-08
Stimmt fir 81. g. Gomunbiou, aau'
biSat fir Samilton Gountg Nuoitor
EteIlOertYeteube Seieftirs.

polissideT SodfoH bat geftsrn bsm
Siherbeits Direftor Scott Smdll
eins Cite folsenber poIi3iiten, tpsl4e
er uls itslIperiretenbe 0stettios ingor.
ihlus 6ringt, 5usefeQt: Samss pres
ton, Soispb Joriter. Gbriitopber 2sps
pert, Ssrrp 5anrabdn, Charles GGs7s
rsibsr. 9arrp Rpan. Wiuium 9,
Spesnsb, SIiper primroie. 8.Ors'
Gurretfor. 5rant 5olI. Diliam g
9ousb. Sobn St.intpeis, Dan Wl:
ban, Sobn 2uebbsrs, Sobu Seso,hm
Chris. WoIf, Georse aain.p, Sobr
Dotpo, Soispb 9rint uno Ssorse8od:
hofer.
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Gemer.

Sn benz Getr.ibezglspotor Der :. SO.
gil.s Co., N.tp Jeeo Milis, Cartilage
pite uno Rob Run Roab. ct. g.r'
naro, lam seitern 4benb 10 llbr sir
Jeuer gum 9lusbruh, ipeldes bon BEN
pripdtpdtter Der Jirma entoed,
purbe. Si. 5euerrebr BON Ct. gsr'
nurb rahm ben aampf sesen bas ent:
fsHelte Glemsnt auf. iebod puro. ipds
ter oas Giucinnatisr Jeueripebroepar.
tsment I'm Silfe angesansen. gs &c.
lang. bic Jlammen auf ben 9etreios'
el.pator gu beidrGnten unb na1 .in'
ftiinbissr 4rbsit untsr Gontrolle 81
bringen. Der granbi6aben belGuft
iih auf ca. $4,000. Die gntIfebunes'
urfahe Des sSeu.rs ion auf SelbItent'
sInoung suriid3uiii6ren fein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-08

- Winaro Rsissl. Is Sabre oft.
pobnbaft SO. 4073 Clifton Qpe.,
puroe ssfteru Dor benz 6aufe Ro,
1409 Sobn Strabe BON sinem brren'
loIen Sunoe in ben rehten arm sebii'
fen. Die Wunbe ipuroe i'm itdbtiiheH
5ofpital ausgebranHt.
Sames aennsbp. Elm 40 Sa5r.
after Sdant,elner. BON go. 430 Wefl
5. Strube, tieb iid eeftern i'm 9ofpi'
tai gDunben an Der linten 5anb, tpel'
DE ibm bon einem biiIigen 6unbe Bel.
gsbraht tporben tporen, aus6-ennen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-08
Yertdhtiaes Gener.

Die Gtaatsz z5susrmorf6allsa
unb bic polisei iinb NIT Der untsrius
dung zines Jeusrs befhdftigt. tpsI'
DIES seftern Morsen in aqer 1riihe ir
bem 1enementbauie $50. 312 Jino'
lap Ctr. gum ausbru9 fam uno oeis
fen GntitebunssuriGfe auf granb'
ftiftuns suriidsufubren fein Iou. Cir
6aufen papier mar seeen cine NaHt
bes 5auies gelegt unb angs5iino.
porben. Das J.u.r purbe redt3sitic
entbedt unb .onnte selofht perosn
bepor nennenspertber S4aben anss'
rihtet tporben mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-08
Dies ,.nO 1ae.

Or. 2anbis, Der itdbtiIae Gez
iunbbeitsbeamte. CAB eeitern bic gr@
tldruHs ab. oab BON Wittpod on bic
Srbinan3. tpelte bas Nusipeien auf
1rottoirs unb in Dffent!ihen pldsen
uIfp. Mrbisiet, itritt BON Der poli3si
burhesfiibrt perben ipirb unb ole3us
piberbanbelnbeu obne RahIiht ber'
baftet tperben.
- Der 0srpoltunssratb Der 9un=
belsinmmer bat Wm. 8. McGuinun
bon Der 0eireibefirma WeNuillan e
SO. ouf i.hs W6nate bie pripil.sien
als Wsiislieo Der 6onbels.nmmss ent'
sogen. Or ioa ben DerIut) semaht
babtn, $l25 fir aommiTion. bic feiner
sSirma Ilidt autant. 3u erlangen. Der
8eirug 1T suriideritattst porben.
Die part ano piapsrounb
Qsagu. lpenbet iih NIT eiuem lebtsn
app.n an bic Wdbler. fir Die 4ussabe
BON elmer Million Dollars yartbonbs
su ftimmsn. Der Cincinnati Women's
Club, Reo. Or. Weaibben bonn Cane
Seminar. foipie Der Sulia Warb 6oms
Club buben ssitern bic Bomb gmifs
iion inboNirt unp ii6 perpf!idtet, fir
bic Mnnabme oerielbsn ein3utreten.
Die Cincinnati Conventions
Qisa ertpdbl!e aeiiern bic folgenben
Beamten: Wm. q. Welifh, Wr1fibent;
Walter u. Draper. 8iaeprdiibeni;
Cute 10. Smith, Shabmeiiter; Wiu
8. Sind. Getret1r unb Oeihdftsfiib,
rtr; Oirettoren 20. u. 5opple. M. 6,
Mo1. 8. .. grpani. 6. 8. aeitb
Joeob Ditenbeimer. g. 5. 9enfbon
unb o. 5. priee.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-08
Bermift.

Die golisei purbe ssitern erIudt,
Ra9iori6unssn nah bem 80 Sabre
altsn berbeiratbeten Sape5ierer unn
9etoratsur 2aprenee Jrant Barnett,
ppn go. 1905 Central Goe., un3uitels
len, ipelher felt benz 26. September
permibt tpiro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-08

itarrem gntIeber 5uToben, befiirhteten
isben 2lugenblif, bab es in Die 2uft
ftisgen puroe. 2luf gefebl ietneS 8az
ters Iebts bas Siub ben@imer i6lieBz
LID gu goben uno Die 9efabr mar
poriiber.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-08

JDentirBtrf.
Die Be6eimpoli3iitsn 2eppert uno
6anraban ermittsIten seiiern ben
gsqmen bes mannss, tpelher am Sanz
itaa 2lbenb on sin.m SdGb.lbrub
leibenb unb bepubtIos i'm Union Be
tbel aufssfunbsn tpurbe. unb p.lher
j.st In febr bsosn'Iitem 3uiionoe i'm
itdntf6en SoipitaI bornieberlies!.
Der Wunn h,ist 6arrp Mbams. iit 80
Sabre alt uno in Columbus. g., ans
idbig. 81. poli3si slaubt. bab bers
felbe am Sami.ag 4benb lpGhreno
zines Sireites i'm Weitenbe ben Shds
belbruh erlitten bat.
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ettmmt 50 yarf u. epieiplas 9onSausso6
----------s- -
QibersI 0ateriider llnter .8erein.

Die MitoIiber bes QitxroI Hoper.
lint. Desetns bielten seaern abenb ii,
ne iar1e Gef46ftsfituns Ii, Der Gen,
trail 9urnto1t ob. 6err Sorob Hlid
Yabrte ben 00riit unb 6err 0eo. 3.
8itt ~ ptetetsu. 8msi sssssnstsa
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ilnpinfoum msner W.IuGer.

Mls Grou gbarles Denton. glo.
1913 WDunb 6trabe, seitern Rdnmits
tag beimlom. fanb ne al ibrem Gnres
den einen iunsen etipo 10 Sabre olten
Mdnn IN bem @o6njimmtr Dor. irels
.&er auf itse Graas mas g n bsr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-08

Mus Der WObnung Der Jrau
Dsear Sobnfon. No. 1908 Soptins
Ctr, tpurben BON einem ginbreder,
tpelder our4 Elm 6interfsnitsr sinses
itiesen ipar. ein DamentIsio fotpie $25
in 8aar enttpenbet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-08
geitabl ieine Wuttsr.

Jrau Suiie Spau1bins. bon go.
313 Oregon Strobs, nelbste ssTtcrn
Der poliSei, bab thr Sobu Alfreo
Spauloing. beFer bstannt unter BEN
Ramen ~gumep". lie I'm Elm. soibeis
llbr unb elm Mrmbano i'm Wertbs oUn
$50, fopi. I'm S. in goar beitobIeu
babe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-08
Western German Bank
Gfe IL. un6 Wiue Strafe.

2luSldnoii6eS 1epartement.
@ollmaddeu rehtssiiltig ongefertigt.
Grbidafteu prompt uno reea tollettirt
@ehiel, Deloienbuu9en uno areoit.
brieic.
3ampiidiii.EaiIageu ouf alIen euro
paiihen Sinien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-08

Stir nid)ts, Cir uif]ts" iagte Der
Spefulant, oa perlor er oas inn an.
pertraute Gelh.
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Soentifisirt.

etimmt ga gor. u epislpias ssROnsaussab'
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stimms 3a qur. u.Spislpluss g gOnDaussabe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-08

Benjamin Grab taufte esiisrn bon
Satob Ginsburg BON UtiIipau..e oas
6aus Ro, 734 Rihmono Strabs fii'
$500.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-26
RURAL COLONIZATION.

1t is perhaps better not to have the
back to- the soil problem solved at ali
than to have it solved on a paternalis-
free and Independent tillers Of the soil.
men of individual initiative. Neverthe-
less. experiments paternalistic OF COM
nunistic in nature that give promise of
doing something toward desired ends
vithou: too great cost TO individuals
ism are worthy of consideration.
Down on the National railways Of
Mexico fifty miles south Of FL Paso.
in northern Chihuahua. an archbishop
of the Orthodox Catholic church IS
working OUT a solution Of the back to
the soil problem, which has been &C.
cupying social workers for years. Al
Candelaria. way station on the Ma
tional lines. Archbishop Joseph Rene
Ni!a,te. head of the orthodox, or old
catholic church IN America. is estab-
fishing a colony where the population
OF the foreign quarters of the large
cities OF the United States and the inn
migrants from foreign countries may
find a home. ten acres Of land and a
chance to be something NOR than
fruit peddler or a day laborer.
Ire land is to be sold in plots OF ten
and twenty acres TO the settlers at
cost, and no one but actual settlers
can purchase it While on orthodox
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-26

that ne was sick and tired Of Old
Peter" His objection Is re-echoed by
children OF a larger growth. They are
sick and tired OF doctrine and the dis
cussion OF theological distractions.
They want to discuss their own cases
In the light Of religion. And they in
stst thai religion shall mean the same
on a street corner or in the club of
Wednesday afternoon as in church on
Sunday or at prayer meeting Thursday
evening They Will come greedily to
hear it.
Men know the real thing when they
see it. They are ready 70 unite with
very largely of the disciple Peter.
the church when the church is what
the church means and IS all it profess
es to be. Il must be brave, sincere
stalwart. Differed and headed by men
who ring true and Steadfast. must offer
a refuge from yesterdays cares and
hope for tomorrow. must deal with the
world as it is as Well as it ought 10 be
if ,he pews are 10 be filed and the
membership roll lengthened.
Bring on the preacher of today. who
shall hnd his illustration and CLEAN his
metaphor from the passing present.
He Will not lack a conscientious hear
ing No man lacks tina, who makes
himself worth hearing.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-26
THE LODGES.
/ MASONIC NoTlo3a.
IAAQ oYNR 1ek.1AI Kaat Nh.

= MASONIC NoTlo9a
xkHan ovsr 1es-1eI west Nah.
"\visaeoes Always WoaoaDA
MARSHALL LoD00 le2 A. =. =
A. n. Work In THIRD doRoaI Vt11Ays
Oct -. At 7:so p n.
r. w. ChanboeaAan, ", y. |
81. 8. LAWronco. SoofGtasy.
810NUT CRAPT0R GA -, Z. A. n
Special oonvocation XoaAAy evon-
Ing. Oct u at 1880. Work n he pass
and most excellent degree.
0oorgo 81. Boggis. u 81. 2.
!. 8. 1ulaxd. Secretary.
KING SOLOMON Council. No. 20. r.
4 8. n. Stated assembly. Monday
Oct. II. 1850 ,. m. !,
L T. Forbes. Recorder.
4. .. Nseeer. =. / y.
ST ALDENIAR COMMANDDRY, No
so X. T.. Stated conclave Tuesday ev-
ening Nov. 20, 1910. at 1880 sharp 81
also election Of officers for the snsuiuo
year.
r. n. Wilbur, =. c..
Fred Wallace. Recorder.
CENTRAL CHAPTER. Nc. q, o. i.
S.-Regular meeting Wednesday even~
ing. Nov. 16, 1880 p. m.
Mrs. George Downing. ". II
Edna G. Fu1a-ton. Secretary.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-26
THE PEWs AND THE PREACHER.

The Congregational council pro-
poses that the pulpits OF that church
shall take cognizance of present day
problems and preach upon them.
This is a capital Injunction to those
who occupy the pulpits of all denomi
nations. Men and women are living TO-
day under the conditions and facing the
problems Of the present. II the preach
er has a helpful MESA sc il should bear
on human life, on cts. state and ma
tional as upon individual action The
impress of the church and the preacher
must oe made on inpressionable ma
tertal The cement o. yesterday mas
set. TIE essential thing is 10 bring
each Sunday something which Will
touch the coming week something W.T.
al. to be touched. handled and used
One OF the weaknesses Of the church
IN dealing with and drawing men is
its lack Of practical present day u-!l-
ity. It must touch the future and the
past. but tts business is with the pass
lib 0Ay- Inc peWS are not lNC1uSEeNI.
They are on the contrary anxious for
help. They are skepticaI OF profession
and greedy OF proof.
They rather prefer the man who
may swear at a collar button but al
ways smiles on q child over the church :
man who never swore and never took
less than Is per cent on chattel
mortgage. They are suspicious OF the
merchant who sells whisky six days in
a drug store and urges action agains.
the saloons on Sunday; of the pillar
who prays with JUNCTION and grinds the
faces Of the poor; of the piety which
eEprtS in prayer meeting and rents
rooms to prostitution; Of the politician
who votes in opposition to his prayer:
n he synagog. It wants application a.
Wi ~ pTecept.
\ Ntt1e boy ebjasted to being sent tt
1aaleT sshesl. Fhs lessen had bseI
vNY largely Of the Piscipse Peter
Fsnal fss So seaseR hs ssafesse.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-26
BUSINESS BIGGER THAN PARTY.

Word has come "a the poltica! watch
been formed a coalition between the
railroad political managers and brew
ing interests 10 oppose Clifford Tho-ae,
republican candidate for railroad COM
missioner and George Cosson. repuo!.-
can candidate for attorney general
jointly Thorne. now hard at work pc
for the interstate commerce commits
sion grrling railroad fnanciers in his
efforts TO save the business public
from unjust increases IN railroad a-es,
IS the undesirable of all undesirables
from the standpoint Of a railroad mag
nate For him to become a member
of the Iowa railroad commission is al
most unttlinkable with them and bust
ness IS bigger than party always.
Cosson the author of the Cosson laws,
which make it possible % remove
county attorneys and sheriffs who re-
fuse to do their duty. and mayors who
get drunk, IS the centra. object of al
tack from the brewing interests BY
hitching up double the railroad oppo-
sition to Thorne can be thrown against
Cosson in exchange for the booze vote
against Cosson. which can be thrown
against Thorne as we'll In union there
is strength and business is bigger than
party always with the special interests,
But what are the people going 70 Do
about il? Are they going 20 permit the
one candidate who Is sworn 70 protect
them from increased taxation in freight
rates 70 be defea led by The railroads
which want TO collect The taxes? Are
they going 20 permit the man who
created statutes compelling local Off
GERS to enforce the law 20 De defeated
by the brewers who want to prevent
law enforcement The democratic
candidate for attorney general at Sioux
City said that the Cosson laws in the
hands OF a prejudiced attorney general
would give that official the power OF
a monarch. And YET what are those
laws? simply that county attorneys
ana county she-irfs, proved 70 have
refused 10 enforce the law shall! pc
removed. If this constitutes monarch
ial power. Il must follow tina, the
democratic candidate, L elected, Will
not attempt 10 remove from office at
torneys and sher.ffs WHO refuse 10 en-
force the law.
What are. the people going 70 DO
about 1t? If business IS bigger than
party with the railroads and brewers
should party be bigger than unjust
taxation and law enforcement with
clean minded democrats? II Thorne
ard Cosson are running on economic
and moral issues outside and aside from
party political Issues, will the patriotic
individual democrat take the same
view OF 1t that has been Jointly accept
ed by the railroads and the brewers for
private protection?
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-26
Topics of the Times


Let Iowa s'uus -
States senator is often tl1e beginning
Of disgrace.
An aviator went Up seven thousand
feet 70 meet a snow storm. And lot
Of Iowans flew 10 California 10 avoid
ona.
The Cedar Rapids Republican prints
a list Of widows Win Nl!i!ohs =
appears then that Cyrenus has finally
given Up hope.
Sarah Bernhardt can come PACK.
~" ''''' -, a. 80
players, suppose We turn to the less
important matter Of eiecths congress
men and the like.
Wha- are the rsilrDsoS ''1i-s -
avoid the delay ana ef'lal-s l'iii'eii'
snowstorm caused ias' W'li'e
HusKlh 1ifae ana i'uSriil nm
Iowa is "AeF' hlFeu men '7iN s''o ~
lars OF q cor'is'a ~
-. 90 have 2
oA so. -,
50.
7, chu-cr,vara an old man deep in
+bou1t- sa- on fiat tombstone Il
had been raining. and ali the trees
ioked fresh and green. A tramp, pass
ing by. made remark on the weather
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-26
Barred From Citizenship.

The law says that mo alien. who Is
: native citizen, or subject or a deni-
zen OF any country, state or sovereign
=. with which the United States is at
ear at the time OF his application.
Eli be then admitted to become a
r..sn . - Ir.'aN S+e1es.'