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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-03
ANOTHER "UNExAMPlED" YEAR,

Nineteen hundred and ten was a good
Business year: one Of the best if not
Eti1e very best of the fat kline. Farmers
tent, salaried men got the worst of II
as saIaried men always do in highly
prosperous times There is nothing TO
indicate q serious check TO business in
tablished and on good grounds. Thirty
Srhree important railway and Industrial
companies of the United States during
the past year have increased dividend
disbursements on their common stocks
\ over $l6, 900, 900. Most of the railways
sarned larger balances for their stock
Tor the fiscal year ended June 90 last
i tban for the preceding twelve months,
nothwfthstand increased operating
costs. No railway company of promin-
ence passed It's dividend. and in a few
eases dividends were initiated or re-
yslmed. As a general thing the nom
a1yidend paying stocks showed consid-
NtSy larger earnings. There has been
EIx1hliin9 of recently in revenues. but
~ whole railway traffic continues
satisfactory.
E 1ofeign commerce for the year 1910
4 80 reached almost, If not quite be-
Snd, the limit of any previous year.
~, n view Of the falling off in our
-. az.S,srts, S.e lying showing
nlu6nctuFers are widening their field
81 activity by introducing their prod
H - 11tO foreign lands. thus beneGtins
and their new customers
Aeiping to increase the Ameri-
15n1o balance. The imports are the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-03
Tr1EsRErUB11CAN, MARsHAILrowN. IOWA. JANUARY

felt that that one stunt gave the peo-
pie their moneys worth.
But just think OF how cheap ice will
be next summer!
Every once in a while we have q
fresh demonstration of the proposition
that all that goes up must come down.
Peary is going 20 furnish proofs TO
congress that he reached the north
pole. Is he going to Copenhagenize
EN-
A New Jersey man who aspires to
set an example for mankind. has pre-
sented his bride With set of books in-
stead Of a wedding ring. One would
sooner have looked for tina, reform in
Indiana.
New York for $4,000 a year. The sem
ator ough, 10 come out 10 Iowa and
Sc what he could buy for that money.
1, would not. ot course. include a sem
a.orship. II he wanted that, he would
have - stop in Illinois
y bigger and better Pittsburg is
promised. The country at large will
be Interested mostly in the better"
end 81 the proposition.
l, is likely that there are a NUN Der
% politicians IN Kansas who would be
willing that Governor Stubs should
dedicate his life 10 the reformation of
the Missouri river
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-03
Topics of the Times

The worst Of it IS that it has checked
the flow Of eggs.
The tax ferret is barnacle growth
on an antiquated tax system.
Coffee has gone up cents a pound.
The circumstance is respectfully re-
ferred 10 the government trust bus
ter
Well was the bill as big as you
thought it would be?
The odorless onion has made its ap-
pearance in Ohio. SO it is said. What
can 1t be good for?
New Years day was good time &c
abate the smoke nuisance. Did you
abate?
New Jersey has a hen that lays ar
egg every day but Sunday. No men.
ton is made of whether she goes tc
church or not.
The strawberry has appeared in The
market in some Of the northern cities
its coming has nothing to do with the
recent heavy reduction in tine vu-t o.
living.
When HoxSey was killed at the Lo!
Angeles aviation meet the other day
the rest of the days program wa.
abandoned. Perhaps the management
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-03
eolsv kidney Pills

Are tonic In action. quick in results.
A special medicine for all kidney and
bladder disorders Mary C. Abbott.
Wolfeboro. n. H, says: ~ was afflicted
with q bad case OF rheumatism. due to
uric acid that my kidneys failed to
clear out OF my blood was 80 lame
in my feet. joints. and back that 1t was
agony for me to step. used Foley
Kidney Pills for three days when vas
able to get up and move about and
the pains were all gone. This great
change In condition owe TO Foley
Kidney Pills and recommend them 20
any one suffering as have" Mcbride
& Will Drug Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-03

THIEF OsNseoolsod ~ 0oeuty.
4 holsa thief Who b too susceptible
for he hotel tA9svfls busiasss u
Rsitsnse Won HsidelherH. an Auses1aA
snslneor, Who vas asTeoesl d Q room
Of the Hotel BfitanniquA whore 0sosr!
ita do vadilc, daughter Of llarquesa
Do vadilo, was sleeping peacefully.
Marquesa Dc vadflo weat into her
daughter's room q eight o'clock sid
found the nan gasing. lost Ia aAAira.
ton. 1t the sleeping girl. 9As FaioeA
an alarm, and the man was arrested
and subsequently confeoseA to having
stolen various articles.
He said he could have stolen muoh
moro II no haA liked. but de beauty
Of the sleeping girl had bewitched
him. He had remained for . quAStor
Of an hour looking at her az would
have done % all day had - not beeA
interrupted.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-03
savsa ~ EesI"ssrs srsvs1.

oavsd BY 9nolneers Ovsve7.
The other day one Of the driving
rods Of Q fast passenger locomotive
broke while the trim was running
moro than sixty miles IN hour down
the stssp grades Of Picke1el mountaiA.
In IN instant the whi1ling bar Of sessi
had smashed the cab md broken the
controlling mechanism, % that It was
impossible to bring the train 10 . stop
By ordinary means. The greet iooo-
motive lunged forward IKE . runaway
horse that had thrown IL ridsr. IN
some. way, howsvee. Lutz. the engineer.
had escaped injury. He crept % the
opposite side Of tie cab and climbed
out through the little window upon
the boiler 70 try to roa0A some q the
controlling apparatus from the Outside.
He was working himself astr1de along
the searching boiler when suddenly
the engine stFuck curve. which e
took q terrific speed. The shock half
threw the engineer from his pssilous
position. but hs saved himself By
graspins the bell rope. Thsn 10
worked himself down along the uain-
jussd side Of the swayiag looomoeivs
to whore hs could opsn oas Of The
principal stsam valves. 4 cloud e
vaDoe rushed 6oeth With . trs0oa.
does roar. Although robbed Of it,
power. the locomotive did not slaoleGD
speed until II reached the bottom q
the grade. Then little b. little the
threshing Of the great diving rod,
which was pounding ths upper Part q
he engine 70 pieces. grew alowss. end
0aally Il stepped. No one va liljed
a injured. and not Q Dasssagse u ~
long train <nsw mtil Il vas ovsP q
the danger that hal hesn aveilea %
narrowly. II Il had not been for the
bravery OF the engineer one Of the
vor1t wrecks In he history Of raj.
reading might have resulted.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-03

supported Perkins ana Allison n those
memorable campaigns. e u this la4tsr
fact coupled With his appotntmont by
Taft that gives him strength with the
standpattsrs. HowAvee. the proeres.
sives overlooked Dollivee AlonG the
same lines ana perhaps they ought to
overlook Kenyon. The main question,
perhaps. 10. Where 70 Kenyon at heart
and will he stay put? His friends say
that he is all right and Will be de-
pendable at every turn. We are in
clined to think ne IL all right and per-
Lhaps his election is the way out Of the
difficulty.
There is another man whose candi.
dacy would not be offensive to the
standpatters and which would probably
be more agreeable to the frogressives
turnout the state. Reference Il made
to Senator Funk. The fact that Sem
ator Funk has never wabbled makes
him more acceptable to the rank and
file of the progressives. The fact that
Senator Funk is one OF the broadcast
minded. fairest and brainiest men Of
the state makes him unobjectionable
to the standpatters. Senator Funk has
had much experience as a Legislator
and has. advantage in this respect over
Kenyon. Again. Funk's general knowl-
edege on all subjects Is inferior to no
man in the state and fs far superior to
Kenyon. About the only thing that can
be said OF Kenyon over Funk IL that he
is lawyer Of ability, but possibly the
legislative halls of this country would
be just as well off with a few less law.
yers.
However Notwithstanding Mr.. Funk's
points of merit over Kenyon, his
chances FOR election are less than Ken
yon's. Mr. Kenyon and his friends are
letting no grass grow under their feet
Missionaries are at work everywhere.
Funk is different kind Of a man. He
thinks that a mans merit should be
first considered and that he should win
or lose on the judgment Of his fellow
men. Mr.. Funk is not the kind Of man
who can engage in a rough and tumble
scramble for himself and for this rea :
son his chances are far less than his
merits should demand.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-03
SAVE THE LAKES.
1pss Moinss Trihune.l


The state should go exceedingly SLOW
about deciding away public lake beds to
be drained. II Is we'll to have an eye
to the remote future as we deal with
our natural beauty spots. A lake may
be a blessing to generations vet UNI
born. Ambassador Bryce was once
asked what Americans could learn from
IA thousand years OF English experience.
He puts first the duty of preserving to
the people the right to approach the
lakes and rivers What is adding few
thousand acres of land to the farming
area of the state when we are already
covering twice as much as we ought to
for the crop We get. compared TO pre-
serving lake to the boys and girls of
IA thousand years hence" The state
should not allow Wall lake to be drained
until it has been proved beyond pos
sible doubt that II can no; be preserved
as a lake
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-03
THE NEAREST THING TO SUICIDE.

The price is high. Two men out OAR
Ing the birds in their own element. died
hmons the ruins Of their wrecked flying
machines Saturday almost at the same
hour Both We're giving exhibitions
and attempting fcats of aviation TO
SATISFY the spectators and earn fees or
Iprizes. The list of dead among the
aviators is appalling in proportion 20
their numbers.
The birdmen are crowding the de-
lyelopment Of the art TOO hard. The
spirit Of competition. and the desire 10
develop the art are to some degree
Responsible but Moisant was trying for
= $4,000 prize for sustained flight and
Hoxsey was jockeying with death to
land another when they crossed the
5prderland of chance
Perhaps, 1t would be as we'll for the
lnew art and better for the people gem
orally II men were not tempted with
Large sums TO trust the very edge of
|s>hance. In aviation as in auto racing,
| we are coming as a people TO take
scant account of human life. Like
1.-The Romans we appaud the victor
kwhiie the crushed and ,nangled who
failed are dragged away 20 the spolar-
lium unnoted and forgotten. We are
Buying and selling human life too freely
as merchandise comm odity and buy
ing most of it for a sensation. Pre-
sumably there might be found many
men who are ready TO suicide for a
bspecified sum. II would appear 50 from
1.-the number who are willing 10 flrt
with death for prize.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-03
A COLD SNAP.

Il IS cold snap. Nobody will de-
ny that. 1t Is cold. silently, treezingly
/ cota. Men come down town complain
ms "f their Inability /" keep the house
/ warm WIN sooo furnaces ana h1sh
priced Goa! me street cars are
] stamp Noses are req whether or not
! III uE! '""hs or wet For II a tEpicai
! eoa4o snap
h-i'S - +" luxurious Sr!4eFa t4'l.. us
V'''' S'i1-ts Itc7 -4>e tile mouse temper
XIX -@-- pelV" % iasl -.lSht prove II.
NeN ''o nee Any ""us a"ou' IL f'e
WI" zen Hou VI ttfihs II! al uiipias'eieo
= ou' Al ieha'a .o"iisA4p tH-f'S
az os i"S'' years a3o "heh 'te i4le'
cur! ran GOVT. 20 - "e!o"' ana u! Tag
:" i-eep from 1ieS%1-'s WIN sEe-H "ooc
"u+ea rom lhe 'Hllper isl6er corn
pIcNli-S ne o'oli freeze lor ne .
ioro % ms or"aa acres 'ooaS-Ssho t'a9
9 furnace III MS ioiile' t'o' "e'o"
'' Man a'i'e - scarcely ever so'
'i'o> o' more 'i'ai lhfee ies' from 'i'e
St0fe uui 'i'- t"-" snap iol'H 'i >
- '4-e - u-'->'' iioNS cope
! tt'e
nv -t<AN 9
{" '-o' 4'o''V 's ~
'4te 49, s' GA 'iie .$'''s o' '4-e o'o'
t-ie~ lie "ooo'oA ioo'''o ''i7i'
A. iie 'i''Nh tios' o'1 III
"-'4''o" i''4'e anu Gu "''o
| 'Aeir tongues 10 II learlieo soil'e" Ma
| ps the experience ana l1uch 'iaru ne
ii'e 'i"i p'oo-e nc e'tete ote" e''s0
'"o"t liie s'oSe a. i'ieii. anu sa' "'''A
'4'V ~ ~ - Ga 81 ~
plunge 'ii'o oeu ioo'i's as ue"u's go
a. 9 i'e".S pui'' i='o' = '''' Nie
tieS ~ 'iie ''o'' al u - Ne' -'' eAA'
co'u WIN ue'e'ia @io''s ois'ii'ee as P's 'o'
Sno's' oio snap Do"i' pe'o'' w.
nun
IL s'o"eo usUaHH pelote CIV
snap those Gays. NJ ti1lil s'4heh sP eau
OF SNOW Out an oio-iasaioheo coiii-
ior'er loot or even '"o ieet ''i'eA
ME" the roaos' 'e' S'oiiS ma
Al!eo ths roaos oiteii iei4ce nis'i Aio'''
side 10 sloe' II banked up On Inc oafi'
doors ana YOU shoNeied 'hFu 10 leeo
'he horses hetore orea asst YOU IA
your coWn!de BOOTS ana "aHlus
and sheepshlh mlttens- on. yes you
did 1t al right II You had the average
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-03
FAT MAN CAUSED TROUBLE
Russian Railroad Probably !. Not
Looking for More Passenger
Of That Type.

A dispute that 10 Of interest to vory
fat men who travel ON railroads has
arisen between tho Russian state
railroads department and the imperial
treasury. A gentleman Of great girth
who had bought q first-class ticket
sought to board the Southern express
at station in Kier province. It was
found that he could not be passed
through the door Of the saloon. Tho
men OF the star tried to load him in.
but In vain. they finding that tho dia-
meter OF Q circle IL invariable.
Tho station master then offered TO
make him comfortable In . freight
van, but the owner Of the nrst-claas
ticket refused. He stood out for the
regular accommodation OF q first-class
passenger. The train happened 70 have
, sanitary wagon supplied by the
treasury to the Red Cross and to b
used for taking suspected cholera
cases to the nearest hospital It could
be opened up On the side fog beAs 70 b
taken in. The stout passenger vas
disposed q In the Rel Cross wagon
and the Journey proceeded. Very soon
the government inspector boarded The
train and found that the emsrgsncy
hospital wagon was being used for .
paying passenger Who vas In ordinary
health. He reported that the company
bad converted the treasury wagon to
lts profitable use and decided that the
traveller who had this special saloon
for his sole use must pay the price Of
twelve nIut.claD0 paasan1ofn Thia did
not produce . stroke of apoplsxy In the
hospital car, neither did it produce the
extra moaey.
The treasury then billed the com
pany for the use Of the car. and the
company has asked the intsrdspa5t,
mental commissioa 70 draw up . md.
ing - TO how very fat passsnssrs are
to 30 carried. ana 70 allow It to ralse
the tay16 for axcoptIoaal bulk.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-03
1~ ~ ~-.'~.~s'
Boys Of the Period

A young lady at an evening school
had before her class Of very rough
lads.
Suppose" said She. II should say
Look out. boys-here comes the po-
lice!' Would that be proper?'
There was a silence.
At last little fellow said: Nom
that wouldn't be right
Well" inquired the teacher, nov
should it be said?'
"Cheese it, cullies; here comes q
cop!" was the reply.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-03
The ,r,,,e, sne,oe,,.

A Spanish railway see0s a s1cel.
lent place Tor . Foot cure. I eoDo1.
oef Wheo going On GAoet jo0nsy ID
Andalusia the train tha4 carried me
stopped e shost 3uAotlon.
While ~ were q fo0t haeo, aftee
some hovrs Of travel q the rte q q
least - miles IN hoaf. the aravse -.
coupled his ea0ino md psveso6si
down tho line With e IN the airoetjoa
ve were 1ot e talDa' .The DaGooaOogU
WALKED eonta9ss6iy ~ ~ 49,.
s1okeA eqSosIeee eieareEtel. -
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-03
Iona Newspapers
THE BOTTOM OF THE BUCKET.
Knoxville Journal.l

The talk Of bipartisan align
meut at Dee Moines has practically
ceased since the Lorimer case mas
secured front page position again
1t is a safe bet that no aspiring
statesman from Iowa will care 10
take the chances that Lorimer took.
There il always the possibility that
the supply OF whitewash may play
out and that the American house OF
lords may conclude to pay some at
tention to the outraged public.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-03

Twice Rsesvsrea HE oiehs.
A remarkable case Of . blind nAn't
ssoond recovery Of sight hapDoos1 q
Noethampton the okhee DAY.
4 sToooe named 0oofgo VanGea3.
sesd q. vho was quite bird. p9o0t-
cred his sight avo ysasO 80. Ao
eoluAol With . pillar ben a1l ~
nsdiassly found that biz sigAt haA
bOon restored.
some dine astsrwAel - aoatn leGt
~ sisht. bat recovered Il aeAin soelp
hours beSoeo his dseth tie okhee ~.
he was thaa a1So - - aoA Fooog.
aiss the naRbess q Aas family
LonAoa Daily llaN.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-03
GAINING GOOD NE1GHBoRs.
TTipton Advertise

IPtOII -1u*ef s1'e1'1
For many years Cedar county en-
ioyed the distinction Of being the one
dry spot in this particular section OF
Iowa. 1t was entirely surrounded by
counties in which saloons fiourished'
but we are to have plenty of company
now. First Muscatine county swung
into line with the drys. Within the
past week mulct petitions have failed
in both Jones and Johnson counties
and it is said there is great probable
ity that Linn county will also go dry
in the near future. Lots of good peo-
pie used to believe that the saloon was
a necessary evil but they have changed
their opinions in the light Of expert
ecce
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-03
Oranges. rss.s.sa II. opportunities Il

beggars.
AZ last l became uneasy. and aekod
whore the driver had goas. "Fsaro
has run down the llno On His enginC
to take . birthday gift to his meeAeE
who lives over thsro." explained tie
statioamasese: 'hs = Indeed god
son, and Win not tfsst Ais parcel to
the post. Spain - fnll Of tAiovso.
And when the Sod man he'd come
back from his mlDoaon ho reotpeed the
engine 70 IL propse position. anl W
re-sntsrod The train, which wsnt - TO
journey aftse three Qnartees Of a
hours daIay-LGoA0 okstch.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-03

An interesting feature Of the a.
tributiou Of pri1es At St. Olave's Gran
mar school. Bsrmondssy, was the pay
ment Of the trent" Of . freehold 1Gt
which wAs leased In 1855 TO tSustses
for the bsneht Of the poor of The par
ish. The lease was ''fof . tern q tx
years. at the yearly reat q rel rose
payable 1T midsummer II lawfully d
manded." The Representatives Of the
trustees paid the rent with &. boaouoa
of red roses which was handed to tn
warden Of the schQQlzLQnaQR Neil.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-03
r.-.ar.,4.rv Ev;aen-.

Prosecuting Attorney-Your Honor;
the sherin's bull pup has gone and
chawed up the court bible.
Judge-Weil, make the witness kiss
the bull pup, then. We can't adjourn
court just to hunt up new bible.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-03

1t may yet he demonstrated that ran
corous disputes on public questions may
be developed without assistance from
Colonel Roosevelt.-Washing Star.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-03

Chicago is getting ready 20 pick a
mayor just like a perfect lady would
pick her partner for the next quadrlle
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-03

rhe captain. the king and the sailor
man, each in his way Is tine;
And Won think You. and he thinks ne
and I think I'm in mine
Each to his stunt. If he does il weN
His place and his power and zine:
And thus 70 The music Of universe
The world swings by IN rhyme.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-03
GENERAL EDITORIAL COMMENT.

Votes in Ohio are worth $50 a throw.
All of which goes to prove that the
high cost of living bas affected all our
Observation-Disclosures Sentinel.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-03
leek for %he De- Hive

lOok foe the O00 Hive
On the package when you buy FOley'A
Honey and Tar for coughs and colds.
None genuine without the Bee Hive.
Remember the name. Foley's Honey
and Tar and reject any substitute.
Mcbride & VIII Drug Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-03
It's said that the democrats are get.
ting together. They are breaking pre-.
Observation-Disclosures Times.

! American pistol toters get buster than
ever OH Observation-Disclosures Post.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-03

Some to fiddle and some 10 dance, so-1e
TO barter and trade.
The best Is the man who does MS stunt
In the way tina, his heart i made
Plain and simple or fine and grand
However his skill may tend.
He does his best, and the nohlest test
Is the way that his stunt Will end,
rhere is no average ever gets unto the
top these days.
|rhe man with a stun, that he's
mastered we'll is The man in me
,limeHght's rays.
The crouch may mu-mur. he slump
complain.
The envious cry him down.
But # its his stunt and he does il
.weu.
Why shouldn't ne take the town.
rhe engineman or the overseer the res
ident or the clerk.
Early and late with all man wise It's
rule he is bound TO work.
Whatever his stunt. If he does il We'll,
There isn't a word . say.
Except hats off TO him everywhere,
Ard a hip-hip nip, horray.
4. baltimore Sun.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-03

Do not taunt the man you find trying
10 squeeze number seven head into
a number six hat; he may have seen
better days.-Bunalo Times.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-03

| A British battleship i. expected TO
! show thirty knots an hour. The tariff
question will soon show more knots
than that.-Cleveland Leader
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-03

Kansas City man. aged 107. Is
looking for a job. and we presume he
wants one, too. that offers a chance
for him to work up.-Detroit Free
Press
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-03

/ Some one Is mean enough to insinu-
ate that the bargain season in the leg
islatures of several states is about to
open.-Bridgeport Telegram.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-03
IOWA OPINIONS AND NOTES.

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-03

Loriner may have bought his cleo
ton, the senate seems to say, but what
difference does 1t make. anyhow ?-In-
dianapoIis Star.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-03

Marriage may be failure. but 1t has
saved lot Of European nobleman from
that very thing-Charleston s. CO
News and Courier.