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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-06

5rob einss itperen RssenfaLlss
bon Ibsr 24itiinbtger 8uuer mar Der
Spielplas in Columbus, Ga. am
Mlontd9 gormittdg ipie6er in uortreffs
Ii6sm 3uitanoe, 10 oaB IeItber bic
uebunaen obne unterbrehung itattfln.
ben tpnnten. am Wfortae uno aeitsrn
purosn bic ,Reos" ben beiBsm Sonz
neuihein besiinftigt, mas Die nod Dprs
banosne aerinqe Steifbeit uuo Cab
muuu aus Wustsln, Ssbnen uno8liez
bern bolp psrtrisb, 10 baB Die Spieter
iid Iton ieBt nit penissn gusnahs
men in eritflahiger Jorm beflnoen.
I'm ben 9etsranen ldugsre 3eit CUR
8orbsreiiung 81 SeItottsn, bat 51upts
lima S'DaD bas Beginner BON regulds
rsn SpieleH sfpiihen oenieIben une
ben ,golts" auf beuie perI6obeu.
Die bsioen patisnten pbelan uno
WiQsr baben mittlerpeile oas 5oipi=
tai psrlaFsn uno fino tpisosr pollitGns
big tampffdbig, oaseesn purOs unisr
nsusr Sanger Wurphn, aIs er bein
S6nelllauf in Elm tisfss God trat, Dor
elmer Qsritauhuna bes rehten 5uBge:
Isntes bsimgeiuht, mas ibn porauss
fihtIih auf bic Dauer bon .iuerWod,
BON ben usbungsn fernhalten piro.
SdIsubsrsr Sarrp Gdspar traf ge.
tern 4beno aus Ieiuer 6eimdtb ir
Soma oiiber ginrinnatD in Columbus
Elm unb mslosts iih in gutter Gorm gun
DienIt.
Worssn ipirb, trob Shnes uno Gis
nit Der Qufitsllung Der neusn Sip.
aui benz oberen 8.rbed bes 8rant
Stdae uno Der papilIons i'm bisiiger
8allpart begonnen peroen. Wluttis
S6pnb, Der partpsrpalter. srtldrt'
gsitsrn. oab er bel eiinitieem 8sttel
ben Spislplas innsrbalb BON 10 Ia:
cen fsrtiait.llen lam.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-06

sSrage, oh oie aommiiiion nit einefn
Wininlm bon 80 aonOioaten redrer
tann, neil es iif bel elmer flelneren
Nn3abl nift lobnt Die aorntilIlon,
oeren 9lusienbung nit Soften perbur.
Den lit, beralls5uldtfeu.
3ugleih beauitragt mid oas Scott
iuIot Die Inmcloltngeu eIltge8en jill
nebmer unb Die An5abl Der angemel-
0eteu ein3uberihten.
Snbem ih oieies 5ur aeurtniB aa
jener oItcrreihiihen lno ungariiheH
Staotsangeborigen brinae, Die lih I'M
itelungspilihtigen alter beitnoell
lmo in Cincinnati uno llHgebung, III
Cantor, Samilton, Dtto0letoDn
2ebonon, Renbing uno ben iibrtgen,
Cincinnati ndber ais 9leuelano gele-
qenen Srtid}uften aufbalten, er1ud)e
i'd, lie, iih nit elmer 3eitgemdBen
8botoarophie perieben g | e d] III
meiner &nn3lei, Die lid I'M BRIGHTON
8erman 9anf Building, efe Sarrls
ion uno GoIerain apenue in Giucin-
nati, g, i'm 2. Stof - Gtngan8
Golerain 9lnenue- befinoet, uno Je'
ben IienItug uno 9onneritag bis 5
llbr; SamItag5 unb RontagS bis Z
llbr 9lbenbs, uno Sonntogs bon 10
bis II Wtittags offer iii, sur Stellun8
peri0nlid) ODER anh brieflidI an5umel-
Den, oon1it ih nod I'M Soufe oes
DeonatsaRGrs Dem |. itno t. aorIuIote
iiber Die 9in3abl Der angerneloeten
9eute geridJt eritatten fann Tcl
8ao, an pelhem Die llnteriudrng err
iolqt, iperoe ih Damn je0em Gtn5elnen
| brieilid) befnnut geben, lpeBbaIb CT
ieine rid]iige Eoitaorelie an5ugeber
bot. 9ieier Gag miro, Oomit feinel
Iuon ser 9lrbeit ausbleiben ioil,' on eli
| REM Counting itattfinben.
| "a i'm Sii0lpeiten Shio8 cine 3pei
te ltnterIudpnq oieies SSahr MIDI
Itattitn0en miro, lit e8 I'M Sntereiit
zines ieoen SteIungspflihtigen geie'
gen, oie8eleaenbeit, Die ibm iest gebo'
/ ten lit, aussunilsen, Inn feline Rilitdr
anqeleaenheit ohne Die groBeu Reiie'
foiten, bie er BADEN tDiiroe, ,tpenn er lid
nad 9leoeIano ooer gar in Die Soci
notb reiicn HiBte, in Cronung 81
briugen.
| Cincinnati, g, A. Mar3 1912.
/ Beorqe S5taiu,
Ii. mo t. aoniuIats Sefretdr /. /Hit
! c. o. griqhton G'ernan 9ant
! in Ginrinnati, 8.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-06
1beaters rspplisiH
Son elmer Snnoc balbwiidDiiser
SumDics bcorObt.

gu einem Qufrubr en- miniature lam
es ee1teru Ibeno Dor Dem 2pceum
5beater an Der Gsntral, nabe 4. Ipe.,
uno Der SbeoterpoliSiit 1ornette be=
fano iih cine 3sit lang in grober ge
brGngnib, inpem er BON elmer ganee
balbpiihiiger Rorpoiss beprobt purpe.
Der geamte bate etnen iuneen Bur
ihen Ramens 2ouIs Sart BON go. 807
Meft 3. Strabe, psItsr ourd Iein gee
rGuihpolles unp frehes 9enebmen bic
8oriteluug itDrte, perbdftet. Surge
3eit fp6ter Tammelten iih ettpa sndns
5is ssreunoe pes @efangenen por benz
5hedter an unb perIuhteu uuter pIs
iten 9rpbungen oes pripatndhters
8nrnstte babbaft Su lperoen, pelher
fih jsoot in bic 5idetoffics esfiIItet
bate unb BON bort aus bic Gentralitas
tion benahrihtigte. Die 9oli3Iften
G'raner uno anisbt eilten ifIeunigft
mad Dem 5beater uno bic Ronnies
nabmen bel ibrem Mnblid Reibaus nnD
enttamen, tporduf Gprnette iih unhes
beliet nah oauie begeben tonnte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-06
Gte.Grlaubmikiaeine.

lWm. 6enrp 3ass,.. %. gbepiot.
Igarri. 8. grOdhoff, "a. Mad. 8.
|Deo. 90. SsIiriss. %. TAI 90. a. aDe.
lRino Smith. 90, l30 0drfielb piaes.
If,arlsp u. grib, q. Renpori. ap.
laOuiis :. Jarrsa, l9, 1918 gins St.
|anbrep 8. art, %. 11o9 Skrman
I AreHue.
lWprile perrp, l9, 1047 Jrstman 4p.
|Gbos. 0iron, %. 9drtneI.
lRotilbe g. 9apss. 20, 1890 ainnep
Mpenue.
aulius Winor, %. 419 WsIt 6. Ctr.
Gotd Nilep. 27, otsgl.
JDilbur 8. 1pbe. %. aodldnD, 8.
l&ubp Or. 9inbIsp 20. besol.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-06
(singeionot.)
au bic Seiterreid,er uno ltnsarm in
Cincinnati Mnb in Der llmsebnna.

Son Dem oiterr. .lliiear. &onlulate
IN Glepelnub, g., babe id am 30.
iSebruar elm ON 81. sSebruar 1912
oatirtes Shreiben erhalten. norin i'd
perildnoiat sperne, baB Serr 8oniltl
Suopig, Der iid] Den oiterr .lnaar-
Staatsanaeborigen befannfermeile bel
ieoer @elegenheit fuarm aHnIHnlt,
auh oieies sSnhr geneigt lit. bltrdl
slbhaltuns zines Sielungstages i'm
Mionate Mars In Cincinnati, g, Den
i'm iiioiueitliden Chic ipobnbaften
oltprreid,iid,en uno ltnguri'hell
5taatsangcboriaeH, Die i'm itelllngs-
eilid)tigeu gllter iteben, Ole groBei'
Soften uno ben 3eitperluIt. tpeIhe iic
onrh oic Reiie nad elenelano babetl
miiroeL sn erIparen.
aus Oieieni Urunoe lteat er biz
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-06
Mms bent Matbbams.

Games H. Hiharbs bon WabiIonz
DiIe lit geItsrn BON Wanor 6unt gum
5enementhaus Snipeftor eruannt
fpprDen.
Die brei Gamilisn, psl9s bas &c.
nementbaus No. 1887 Sehfts Qpe.
betpobnen, miiHen posieEbe idIsunigit
rdumen. Die baufdaige 8arade lit pom
Gebdubeinipettpr fonoemnirt porben
uno Diro abgetragen perpen.
Nrbeitsbireftor priee gab esItern
Der Strabsnbabn SO. GrloubHiB gum
9sgen fdtperer 5diensn in Der Q6tea
Strabe, DON Central ape. Bis 3unl
8iabutt.
Wnnor CUNT bat geItsrn bic 3ett.
in pelfer er in Ieiner 2lmtsitube Be-
iuher empfdngt, BON 10 llbr 9ormitz
tags bis IL ll6r Wittags feitgsfsst.
SidsrbeitszDirettor Gaib pirb am
, Is. WGr3 Die Yatroqeuts, Die am /.
Mdr3 bonn poli3eihsf Sadion anoern
Diitriften 3ugetbeilt purben, aum
3bsil nad ibren alten 9iitritten gu.
riidibiden. Yiele 2eute battsn gegen
ibrs 8erfeBung proteitirt, trorauf Der
Director eine lnteriu6uag einleitete
Sn alien gGusn, in tpsldsn er Die
9srIesung fir niht 5pedmdBig fano.
ipirb bic 3uriidperIebung e1folgen.
9os Sanitdtsz8epartement bat ges
tern cine 8etanntmahung erIaHen,
fporin auf bic Ssltenbeit Der 5alle pon
6irnertSiinbung bingerpieIsn pirb. Dix
3abl Der Grtranfungen 1T gsringsr
tpie in anoeren Stdptsn unb llrfa6:
CUR 8eunrubigung 1T abiolut nidt
porbanben.
Stabtanpalt 9ettman Fat befdHnt
aegsben, oab er gegen bic gnt'hets
ouna oss SrieDensrihters geutman.
betreffs Der sntIoTsnsn Robmen. aH
ods Common plsasgeritt appeQirs1
pIroe. Die leuts ipiperIsbten Iih H.
rsr GntlaHuns, rsfp. pertdnssn, mel
untr ben gsitimmungen bes GiDil'
btenlteefeses itebsnb, Salir fir sint
sspiiIe 3eit, bns ibnen perpeigert
tpurDe.
Die itGbtiIfe Wobltbdtigteits.9e.
b6rbe piro eine untsrfuhung einleitsn
rpessn Der 5dufigteit Der 5due, ir
tpelhen Jdmilien BON ibrem GrndbreI
i'm Stih atldFen rperoen. Tsrner M
gssug auf BlinDhsit Neuseborsnsr
auf oas 6ebammsnneien uno au
bic Stelsnpermittslung. auh oHrft
Die gsb0rpe bic Strabenz5atirs aus
aorn nebmsn.
i 0as gursau Of Wunieipal Reisard
bat in einem 8eribt iiber oas in IN
Isrer Stubt perDsnoete pflaits
runasmatsrial isftssitsnt, baB in De
3eit BON 1903 bis 1911 folgenoeI
9fluitsrunssmaterial our 9erpenpun
aelanets: 9ranit 39.7 Brp5., 0ols
blOde 24.7 pro3, gstulitbic 80 pro5
aspbaIt 4 grO3., BddItein l4.5 pro3
Nldcabam 12.5 pro5. uno Jog. Saser
topic Id qrp8snt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-06
Bebnsten.

Games uno Marn WeGartbp, 324i
Stilgour Ctr; 2nabe.
sllb. unS ,setta 1rllep. 346 Baum
SfraBe; Rdoden.
GnE. lmS gillian 9runf, Maoiiou'
pille; Snabe.
3. uno 6. gropn, Ielbi, g;
anabe.
GsaTss unb Della Rossrs. 9sI5i.
ohio; anabe.
Sp. uno Carrie Snntbert, 4307
Cartilage Vife; anabe.
gsm. ltuo Anna 5orsel, Gberlolc
sInenue; anabe
sohn mno Goa SoHTfein. 1s Git
llniperiitg slpe. AT,abe.
@al.. iino Warg. aiitner. 24C
Calhoun Ctr; Mdoten.
NIB. unb Gillian SAILS, 213 9oris.,
STR; anabe.
sac. nno Gillian 9rotpn, 22S3 60.
lerain Ape. . auabe.
,sobn unb 9lnna 9ea, 1909 Sarri
| ion Aue.; anabe.
Gbm. nno Minnie Steoens, 422
Oregon Ctr; auabe.
sSrant uno Warp Burger. $500
Gotparos Roao; annbe.
ssobn unb Ssennie Robertion. 6tS
Dit 5. Noe; Widoden.
Com. iinb Isoie areinter. tt02
Dilbert slpe.;; DiGofRn.
2ouiS uno Si53ie Sonomnnn, 94l
Sia Ctr; annbe
Napm. imo Si35Ie Braun, 995 Sil
slpe.: aunbe.
Geo. uno aHna gaeBlins. 9725atd
CTR; anabe.
ssrant uno Hoie aoer, 1915 Beno
Teton Ctr; Wdodjen.
Geo. nno Clara Reinser, $50 Gau
bridge; anabe.
ssobn uno sSobanHa Wintfenbaugb
332 Dit 12. Str; Dsdo6en.
Glepe nno Ssoiie ssoiiit, 240e
Sprins 9rooe 9Ipe. anabe.
| gsr1nAerte gzuiebrah ane eMsnsf. aaIr
fass. Ss6iiHse uHs an&ssss In 1 eib Tas
1sa.
/ o.. WeisIsr a93 92eh 8. Npe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-06
WerfAtsbtnes.

6elen BeIonbn bat cine Gorberunq
iiber $500 segsn ben NahlaB Dec
Sobn 9. Duestes .ingetloat.
Muf Grunb erlittener 8erlesunger
but gbeiter MrmaeOft Elm gerbitt iiber
$50 aegen Woof & Weil srlangt. Dei
aIdger fpuroe BON einem pferoe bsi
Derilagien getrettH.
Die 2ouispilIe u. Raibptas SO. bot
cine yorberung iiber $2494.60 gsger
bic pittsburs ii. Buffalo 60. singe.
iIagt.
Die Warb anmber go. srlanste cir
Oerbitt iiber $266.30 s.gen bic 5drb4
funph Qumhtr go.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-06
MmS benz Syoli3eiserid3t.

DIR Rsss. 5rans Diliams, ps!d.r
babel dbeeIabi puroe. als er aus BEN
aslIer b<s Droeers 0ottlisb WuIlsr
10. 204l JnsleIibe 4pe.. einen poiier
WoHerieitunssr0bren ausfdniii, iDnr.
be trpb ieines qeugneHs rpesen alein'
piebitnbls gu 80 1asen arbeitshaus
$50 unb Rotten nernrtbeilt.
Der gseger Jobn Williams. iptidei
am 13. JoHuar ieinen RoifesenoHsr
Gbr. GorfieIb nieberesihlaaen. NIT.
tdnbslt unb um $8.1S beraubt bate
ipurbs unter entfprehenbtr MntIae'
ben Wrcbaefhporenen iiberipisisn. gl
mar am Monias Nbenb Den poli3ifier
Oustblein unb Wilen, bic ihon laHg'
ouf ibn ssfabnbsi batsen, In bic arm,
aelculsn.
MuG g<ors golIinon. Elm anbersl
Jlsgsr, nelfkr fsinsn RaHssenoiIer
Geo. Gmitb nit sinem HdiirmeHe'
f6iper ptFlebt battx. ipnrpe ben Orob'
seFtnortrsen iibtrfpiefen.
1oHelk sei1db NIT bemGprier Ca
BIB 3ebtnni. iptl6sr beiannilih an
l. 5ebrunr feline friihere @elisbts Dror
Wen elias bnrH MefItrftide ihnel
rerDunbet bate.
CIiDsr Ban Je!t. ipelher nit ben
Ronbultsur elmer Dfttnb Gar in elmer
Mortipe6fsI unD fpdier In elm Ronb'
senenge geratben mar, ipurbs auf BIZ
brinatnbsn Bitten feiner sJr0u nu,
sur 3dtlune nr Rotten peruribeilt
iinb aud biefe 6traft ipurbe ip6tel
fldpenbirt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-06

gsapgen bate. Die 8erungIiidte mar
nuch oem ItGbtiIben Soipttal gebrudt
pprbsn. mo tie geitern abeno iturb.
Sic bate ii6 bel oem unIal einen
2rmbru9 unb anosrs 8erleBun9su 5aa
qespqen. Der Goroner prpnete eineu
Snoueft an.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-06

2pbia Salmcn, cine II Sabre alte
Wittpe, ipelhe bel ibrem Sobne 5hsp.
Dor Solmon, go. 4166 5amilton
apenue, fpobnts, itarb eeitern i'm itdb-
tiihen 9Dipital an ben 9erlesuHgen
iDelhe ne iin um 15. Gebruar ssiegtntz
LID zines 6tursss bon Der 1rfpps sl'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-06

Srau Snrnb goiples, BON 9te
1924 Spriua @rone apenue, neibcte
Der 8olBei, oaB eiHe goloene llhr i'm
gserfhe BON S175 nno ein iehr ipertb,
poler Iiamantring aus ihrer gSob-
n,tna geitobIen porben iii.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-06

@aH3 gteih tpie mir leben, mir
miiiien uns aeeen Wlaeenleioen pcr.
Isben, lreIhs bas Spitem auBer Orb
nung brtn9en, aber Or. 4uquIt ab
nie's Samburesr 5ropfeu tpsrosn per
Magen in SronuHg bringen auo a's
9eroauunS regultren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-06

lcheno oertriebcn In so Ulirus
ten init Nopf. Jhcr ttlue Ges
iSaitcu. &udl eCr go Sctieu
:. Er. III. 9jtaulmitb, Soe3!a'
Slr.. Ct Souis, 9Fo.
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gan0mltrm

bauliHp. &Piu
fiir &c 3oit,ualfC
lift, 400 i. II {
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-06

Gss1nAerte gzuiebraf nnb eMsnesf. aalr,
fafss. Ss6liHss uHs anGssts In 1 eib saa
asa.
o.. WetsIsI 393 g2eh 8. Npe.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-03
Epworth League Honorsd.

Rev. E. E. Mckay, pastor Of Trinity
Methodist Episcopal church. paid trib-
ute to the Epworth League. the &C.
casion being t he twenty-third ami
versary of that organization. The
church was decorated with the leagues
colors. Mr.. Mckay said In part:
"The Epworth League Is one OF Gods
honored instrumentalities in the
Methodist church for developing the
Young in christian service and building
IN the rising generation into Christ,
"a TODAY is the translation of flesh and
tho worlds savior.
ats mercy and help department
breaches a gospel for the stomach.
feeding the hungry and clothing the
naked. It breaches a gospel for the
sick room with Its favors. flowers and
sermons In shoes. 1t believes the most
practical translation Of the bible need
blood into mercy and help. Mercy and
Help il applied christianity, sanctified
common sense at work.
.'The social department breaches q
gospel Of the heart and q gospel OF the
hand. A preacher frosit the Adiron-
dacks told me that his league had be-
come 80 strikingly social. that not .
single man Of, q bachelQS Girl va left
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-03
The Girl Who is Nervous.


In the June Woman's Home Com
panion. in an article on The Girl Who
is Nervous" appears the following:
The American girl. generally speak
ing, is a nervous girl; the nervousness.
in one form or another, seems to crop
up in all classes.
Il happened to be in the train the
other day with fifteen young girls who,
with two chaperons. We're going to New
York City for a matinee. They were
from one of the Well-known fashion
able schools on the outskirts of the
city; the average fashionable boarding
school type-daughters, doubtless. of
the wealthy.
Some OF them wore helmet shaped
affairs that would have frightened
I.auncelot himself: others appeared
from certain views to be reckless. the
brims of their hats literally resting on
their shoulders: some seemed to have
borrowed for head-gear the hats or
stewing kettles Of Og, Cog. and Magog;
one had quite flower-like beauty,
seen full face, but only n huge hat
crown and little bit Of chin in pro-
file: and so on and on. Around their
shoulders were draped whole foxskins.
or other animal skins with dangling
claws and open or snariing mouths.
But noticeable as was the fashion
Of their dress. there was something
even more uniformly noticeable about
them: their nervousness. 1t was mani
tested In many different ways; their
voices first Of all. These were high or
loud, or hurried or uncontrolled. not
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-03
PRIMARY is QUIET
Vote In the City Is Light, Aitho indi-
cations Are II Will Be Heavier Than
Either in 1910, or 'oe-cast 1000 in

The primary election in the city to-
day was quiet, and judging by the con-
ditions locally it is presumed that the
same condition prevails turnout the
county. There was no excitement
around the polling places, and altho d
slow but steady vote was being cast in
all the precincts it was estimated from
the vote in early this afternoon that
not to exceed two-tnirds vote would
be cast in town. At o'clock it was
quite evident, however, that the vote
would be heavier than at either the
primary of 1910 or 90.
At 2 o'clock this afternoon the vote
today was heavier than at the same
time during either Of the two previous
primaries. The total vote up to that
time was 1,05S compared with 931 at
the same time in the 1910 primary and
1879 in the 1909 primary. This would
indicate that the total vote in the city
will be about 1900.
Some active campaigning was being
done in some Of the contests for NOM
nations to county offices. notably for
county superintendent. sheriff and
county treasurer, but as whole there
was little unusual activity on the part
of candidates
The progressive republican club was
furnishing stickers for the ballots con-
tanning the names of delegates to the
county convention and the democrats
were furnishing similar lists to their
party voters.
MI n ~
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-03

q really fine or beautiful meditation In
one OF them. Their language. too. was
clipped and cut and lily pronounced;
and their conversation full OF very
awful perfectly stunning perfectly
adorable heavenly etc. All this with
a smattering now and then OF the most
execrable French. slovenly pronounced.
too: and little snatches OF affected
laughter
One girl twisted her gold chain:
another tapped her foot: another had a
little jerky way OF sitting up straight
and giggling. and prefixing almost ev-
cry speech with. oh. girls. femme tell
you.' another bit her lips at little in
tervals: another had a nervous trick
of frownlng and then raising her eye
brows: another. as she talked. played
with some bangles she wore: another
would give her huge muff little
shake and then smooth 1t with long
stroking motion: another looked out of
the window with what seemed GER
tain quietness. but when any one spoke
to her. she gave little start"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-03

events. II We are wise encuoA - sel.s
low the law We are safe. If shru wtI.
fulness we defy The Law We su1Seg go
consequences
I'm the case OF the Titanic thAeo 49,
willful disregard Of the law. Officers
and owners gambled with . divine law
set in the nature OF things and they
lost That God should deliberately
watch the departure and progress OF
the Titanic and permit Il to crash upon
nm icebreg and let 1900 innocent pco-
pie perish were . most monstr0uS 49,
lief. "
For the old idea Of special Prov
idence we must substitute an abiding
and fervent faith In law. Everything
proceeds In an orderly sequence. Pray
ers and supplications for divine Inter-.
vention are proper enough. But what
Is needed Is Intelligent men. sane and
safe men. on the bridge OF events God
has given us an orderly world and set
us therein to work out our own saliva
ton. We must suffer for our mistakes
ana learn. II need be. thru suffering
The mind Of man, after all, can con-
ceive OF no better or saner world than
a world governed by divine law not BY
divine caprice.
For the Titanic disaster We are not
to blame the Almighty. but the care
less. greed, pride. and ambitions OF Of
ficers and owners. Let us make fewer
excuses for the Almighty and learn
how to live In accordance with divine
law Education in It's largest mean
ing is the only royal way to safety ana
sanity in world governed By law and
not caprice"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-03
ALLEGED Critic Punished.

A lively scene was created at Alb.
erystwyth, Cardigan. Wales. recently
by students from the University Cor
lege. Adverse criticism OF the college
Rugger team In local newspaper
brought outrageous punishment down
on student alleged to be the writer
At the close OF the morning lectures
he was seized by his fellow students
and marched to the castle ruins over
looking the sea. There he was bound.
and upon his head was poured the
contents OF can OF syrup. while bags
OF confetti were flung at him from all
sides. until he looked like human
kaleidoscope. Then he was borne on
truck like trussed fowl through
the streets OF the town and along the
Marine Promenade and afterwards re-
leased
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Tho Rearing Of; Calves.

Altho: the average stock breeder pays
particular attention to This livestock
thruout the whole year, still in the
spring time this interest is consider
ably increased, and during the pres
ent year it is likely to he even more
so. In some parts of the country, no
doubt. owing to the scarcity of feed.
prices have not been so buoyant as
many breeders expected: yet we are
safe in predicting that for good COM
mercial stock Of all classes there will
always be an excellent demand.
On the ordinary stock breeding
farm, this is the season Of the year
when most Of the young stock are ush-
cred into life, and If the farmer means
to be successful. he must begin now.
1t is certainly true that a great deal
depends upon our selection OF animals
to breed from, but while this is an inn
portant factor in determining the COM
mercial value of our cattle, still, breed
ing is only the sctarting point, and we
must pay particular attention to the
rearing, also, If we mean to attain
any success Everyone who has any
knowledge Of plant life knows that a
seed will not Gecrninate and develop
all tho organs OK perfect pant un-
less sufficient favorable conditions and
sufficient nourishment, be present in
the first stages OF its growth. So IT
is with cattle of all kinds. Unless they
tire properly managed and literally fed
at the calf period Of their existence.
they will not develop their productive
organs to any degree Of perfection.
The old idea that it was only when
a COW was yielding milk that she re-
uuired a liberal diet has died out, and
Il is now generally acknowledged that
for the production Of the best results,
whether for the dairy or for fatteniEg.
the more liberal management Of the
calf is in the end the better way. To
stint the young animal is to diminish
it's chance as a profitable animal from
the beginning.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-03
Practical ReIision Sought.

To make religion practical is the
tendency OF the age.
The dress coat religion with It's
theological kid gloves and tradition al
tent-leather shoes does not seem TO
be holding its own, for the average
man wants religion that dresses in
the Jumper and overalls Of work-a day
issues. one that stoops right dowr like
the good Samaritan of old and in d
rational and sensible manner helps the
man who Is down..
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on the records. all happily married and
comfortably settled.
THE spiritual department OF tho
league breaches gospel Of fire. II cries
into the ears of young and old. Neglect
not the gift that Is In thee.
Tho constitution Of the Epworth
League IL a platformswith many planks
missions. civic righteousness. cduca-
ton. patriotism. temperance. social
purity and deeper spiritual life
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Providence and Disaster.

"One OF the precious but confusing
possessions of the christian world has
been the belief that each event OF life
was ordered b. an overruling Prov
idencc.
The Titanic rushes on to destruc- :
tiun and goes .lown with 500 souls on
board. and an overriding Providence
could, under the old idea. have pre-
vented II II He would.
in the place of special Providence
we must postulate law. God works
by law. There are laws governing all