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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-05-16
RAILROAD SCHEDULES.
houston 4 Texa, centrai.
Gnral Nrtns

IS. Titanic at the Dixie.
J. T. Pate was here today from
Harvey.
Claud Morgan was here today from
Reliance
Phone Hensarling Bros. They can
please you.
Jacob Fuchs was over today from
Pitts Bridge.
F. A. Caps was down from Bench
ley yesterday.
w. II. McMichael of Tabor was in
the city today.
White Billows -four, best on earth.
Hensarling Bros.
j. C. Mathis was a business visitor
today from Reliance.
p. l.. Barron OF Rock Prairie was
here on business today.
Facial massage and hair work.
Phone AIS. Beatrice Calhoun.
Mrs. w. ID. Lawrence is visiting
relatives and friends at Brennan.
For Sale-One boys saddle and two
mems saddles with brides. Ring sos.
Car Missouri river bottom ear corn
on track; perfectly dry. Hensarling
Bros.
Mrs. Curtis Gray was called to Tay-
'lor today by the serious illness Of
Mrs. Sim Spell
y For Sale-Three horses and one
mule. including my big black buggy
horse. Frank Myers.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-05-16

You can see many suitable gifts for
graduation presents. The largest line
OF fine pearl and ivory fans ever
shown. Prices S. to $40. J. NJ. Cald
well.
If you want to save darning, try a
box of Holeproof hose for men, wom-
EN- and children, guaranteed to wear
six months without a hole, at A. NJ.
Waldrop & Co.
My line of jewelry will be found
complete for suitable gifts, including
cavaliers, bracelets, brooches, rings
and watches. l will be pleased to show
you, J. NJ. Caldwell.
You ought not to fuss about darning
your husbands socks when you can
buy Holeproofs, guaranteed to wear
six months without a hole, at A. NJ
Waldrop & Co.
j. NJ Caldwell is in Dallas attend
Ing tue JtNtleTS cOHNeHllOn anu Will
no doubt add many new and pretty
things to his large stock of sundry
articles in the jewelry line. Watch his
window.
Five hundred feet of moving pie
lures of the IS. Titanic before leav-
ing Liverpool and some forty slides
OF the S. Carpathia and rescued pas
sengers at the Dixie. Don't miss it,
The Dixie will show this afternoon
and night 500 feet of moving pictures
of the Inflated S. Titanic leaving
Liverpool on her maiden voyage which
proved so disastrous. Don't fail to
see it. 1t will be your only chance.
Mrs. V. B. Hddscf and Mrs. L. u.
Abbott are in Houston as delegates
from the Bryan church to the Method
list Missionary Conference, now in ses-
sion in that city.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-05-16
The Dixie-tonight.

|
/ Singer Sewing Machine office phone
34O
]. d. Goen was visitor today from
Harvey.
w. J. Lang was In town today from
Kurten.
The Dixie has the Titanic. See our
advertisement.
Car White Billows Flour on track.
Hensarling Bros.
T. B. Martin was visitor today
from Steep Hollow.
Hon. Charles Davis of Steeles Store
was in the city today.
See the Inflated IS. Titanic at the
Dixie today and night.
Mrs. o. Boehme returned today from
short visit to Houston.
Mrs. A. w. Royder of Wellborn was
shopping in the city today.
House for Sale-Will have to be
moved See r. ]. Fountain.
! Horse mower, cutting and raking.
Phone orders No. 1871. Guy Bittle.
Miss Anita Park returned today
from a short visit to friends at Jewett
Try sack of White Billows flour
Guaranteed to please. Hensarling
Bros.
Phone Hensarling Bros. for Waco
bread, best on earth; &c loaf, six for
25c.
Mrs. A. b. Carter and children have
returned from short visit to rela-
tives at Dallas.
Phone Pol for feed and iS9 or 519
for groceries Four wagons. No wait
ing Hensarling Bros.
For Sale-My stock OF new and
secondhand furniture. For prices and
terms see me- c. e Edwards.
]. c. Conn and daughter. Kiss
Arsula, of jacksonville are guests~of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Gibbs.
All the new summer shades in mems
fIoleproof half-hose, guaranteed to
wear for six months, at A. NJ. Waldrop
& Co.
For Rent-Two Office rooms over
City National Bank in Smith building
Apply George W. Smith.
Miss Catherine Cavitt of Wheelock
has returned from a visit of some
days to relatives at Austin.
Buy a gold medal from ]. NJ. Cald.
we'll and have II engraved in time for
commencement, at Caldwell's.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-05-16

At the Dixie from 2:90 p. M till IL
p. m. the only picture ever made Of
the SIS. Titanic. Don't miss it.
Miss Mary Ross Parker left today
for Brennan as one of house party
with Miss Carolyn Giddings of that
city.
We have a complete assortment of
gold medals in stock suitable for all
schools. Can | sell you one? J. NJ.
Caldwell
Ladies' Holeproof hose, in gauze
weights, guaranteed to wear for six
months without holes, at A. NJ. Wal
drop G. Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. N. Broksway and
daughter, Miss Myrtle, will leave to-
morrow for weeks visit in Madison
county and North Zulch.
Mr. and Mrs Jack Ward returned
to their home at Rosebud today after
having been guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
y. S. Moorng for several days.
Caldwell is showing a magnificent
line jewel, handkerchief and puff
boxes in fine cut glass. You must see
them to appreciate them.
New shipment of Holeproof hosiery
In mems, women's and children's,
guaranteed to wear six months with
out a hole, at A. NJ. Waldrop & Co.
The Methodist ladies will serve
cream and cake at the residence of
Mrs. o. e. Gammill Friday afternoon
from to Z. You are cordially invited.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-05-16
Birthday Tea.

There will be a birthday tea Friday
afternoon from to o'clock at the
residence of Rev. and Mrs. j. n.
Thomas in honor of Mrs. c. NJ. Proc
tor. Everybody is cordially invited to
this tea.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-05-16
Notice, Carpenters!
A beautiful line of mesh bags and


With 50cen purchase
chandise
an seem m hin Sebesta wells
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-01

Get fornner alt an paa, boao
Oen utifreoie er utiIfre0s meo.
Og M ~arguaen0e Dor Sio %
port SANDS poIitiife 6ouboIO, oo
mener hi, at Der er al @riato
til at pare uttlireos meo en- bel Gel
6fng.
~utllfreos6eo fan goOt o9re par.
ret meO aprlig6eo til Solicit %
bets iunOe Billie; ia. Ri mener eno-
%, at pirfelig a~Grligbe0 til port
5olf % 2nite ON en- goo 6pamtto
ior oct moa fremfal0e lltilire0sbeo
meO en- bel Del Ging. iGrli9 oa meO,
at iaa mango al De epneriae BERGER
.iig al 2lrbeiOerenS SOe0.
Ecu ooerlu0er Di til 2eieren ielD
at trnfe pt0ere 90 at gre anoen0el.
e al oct iogte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-01
NlsOOelelie, Saf Og 0ilien.

Oct err meO itor @I9Oe, at ieg
/ Oog ielo fan tage Bennen % meo-
0ele Somfunospemer, at ie8 M er
/ ioa goo 9eOrin9, at ie9, ON M
tet anOet mOtr9ffer, bouber at fln.
ne forloOe SoipitnIet ben I. eIler
, Goo. 8. u.
9riiet bore Serrens itore % Der.
Iige Naonl
D}eO oenne Me0oeIeIie bringer ie9
berpeo en- opbtieIt 5of til genner
for De mango 9reoe, 5iliener, BE.
Jog og 9lomiter, ION iee mo0too
moer nit Opbol0 Der poa Sophia.
let.
StutteIig biIies SomiunOsoen-
ner meO OrOene: .Siger oItio @itO
% 5oOeren 3of for ale ling / Dor
Serres Seiu ariiti Ropn" Isl. 8,
2).
: b~rooerIig 9GrbgOigbeO.
g.. 9. G6riitionien.
D. I. Summarized SoipitoI, IS. Oft,
Omaha, 9aebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-01
"Reminiscences Susie %
~SapnnmisiiOuens Sasie.

% noor Sasiereren ioor Orore
til at u0betale De maoneOIige llo-
otter til 2%eminger M. m, % Gas.
ierne er tom1e, ino maa Der laa1es
betoles Renter. 2aO os paste
ngie poo at 6ape noget i De f%orifel.
Iige aosier I glarets 26b, ioo bIioer
Der ingen llnOerIfuo til ii0it; tbi
Sroet 8eI0 bar beGler in9en goo
Slang.
Derfor, 9enner, tag M GGrIl8.
beoenS RegIe % Gut OBJ for SAP.
m%iI0beOen, % Serren8 8eIiigneIie
ifal / 3etge bans eset Oro bIipe
e0er III Del. Oct berer 10 og'oo meo
til bore fp0es Snmiuno&8In0er, at
NioIerne til at noa NnoIet ror bort
GrbeiOe fIp0er rigelig inO. Sao fom.
mer ser / Ste0en for ~aasIemmgeI
til at itoo 9osfebeboI6ning
@ootte oct Ipffes; ioa er OiSie bel
mente 2inier fife ifreoet ior9Gpes.
5. @ertfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-01
st grtu fra SafOb Hiis.
(Su0ien0t.)

6slgenoe 9reo ira Dor tenote
9anOsmanO 2Safob 81. Riig er i~frepet
til en- Game / 0~ortbfielo, Ninn.,
ION npIig bar ogret / 9eieg Dos
en- @enin0e Der / Blair. Zen Del al
9reOet, iom Der ~me0oeles, bar til
5oruoiptnin9, at nGpnte 0ame ban.
De ipurgt Sotob Riis, ON ban irem.
oeles ipntes goot ON Gooiepelt. Der.
pnn err oct, Sofob Giis ioa inorer.
9reDet por 6oteret II. Sept., 1912.
Get meOOeIes Der / Originaleu,
.u5en CoeriPtteIie.
"Do | still love and admire
Theodore Roosevelt? Years ago
one af his oldest friends said
to me: TO the infallible best he
rings true; those who know him
best love him best. | can tes-
tify to that from the experience
of a friendship of twenty years.
He came into my life when !
had written How the Other
Half Lives with this introduce
ton scrawled on his card, which
/ found on my desk on my re
turn TO the office - | was away
when he called: i have read
your book and | have come to
help. No one has helped, IN
all the years since, as he has.
Me he has helped to an enthusi-
astic, warmhearted appreciation
Of what American citizenship
should mean. All he has helped,
is helping, by his magnificent,
heroic labors every day, to be
better men, better Americans,
brothers in a sense few of us
made out before he came, and
told us that Americanism must
be made to mean not some men
up, others down, but all men up.
| am going out to take the
stump for him in a few days,
and j believe we shall win. |
know we would had we two
months more. in which to put
the cause clearly before the
people.
Win or lose, / stand with him
as the Lincoln of our day. |
would rather go down to defeat
with him than win with any 9TH
er man now living, and when |
look at the enemies he has made,
/ throw up my hat with three
cheers for the good luck that
let me see his day and sent me
over the seas to be his follower
and his friend"
&aA n&H Has -aA.@@~a
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-01
Snle-9 . eflamntiORer II.

vi oil after i gar uOgioe en- lille
Canning Oigte og Stptfer paSien.
De for Defamation peO Siletr9fe.
tier / SenoossitoIer % Stem.
Briien bIioer iom t 5ior 10 Gts.
Is CTS. for $t.0O
59roi9 miot / QOo. 9eitillinoer
mootages mi.
Sule0efIcmdtioner l o9 II tiIiom.
men (oltiao u0gooen 1911 Ga ll0.
gopen 1912 Is Gts. eQer 10 efs.
af bper for $t.00.
&ae 0etto.P ortofrit.
DON. Sutb. BubI. Soufe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-01
Gasicmangel.

0ctte er ct Orb, iom life bar goo
alaiiq; t6i Sonferne fommer til at
fne0ie ON ior1feaig Slo95 aas'e.
mangel. Wen / nprperen0e 0lfPl.
6e or oct en0Oa fife ioo gait me0
aasiomongelen, for6i @oumilobeOen
iuoe5oloer, bbuO Gasiemnn9cIen frq.
Der. N3en set er life en6oer 4tegIe,
Der fan luffe 90 for @opmil06e0en.
Den 9iegle, Der oIene fan lutte op
Der, er aprIigbeOeu. Der er gRon-
Qel |
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-01
Deu (ut6grIRG Reformation.

8i itoor otter lige OeO ben 8To
at 4aret, ou ri pleier at ieire Hefor.
motionsfet, og i ben A%nleontng nog-
le foa 0ro.
Get er mere 6erettiget at tale ON
Den lutberife Reformation emo
ot tale ON Den lutberite 4trfe.
Oct iiOite gaar 10 ogiaa on, ret
foritaoet, men 8alen ON ben Iutber'
tie a.rfe leOer let til 9egre6sfor.
pirring.
Sful0e fife unOre os, ON mango
bar ben 5oritooelie, at ben lutberite
4irfe 0aterer ira 81. Ofto6er 1911
og Get er aaieepel en- ilem Segrebs-
f%orpirring.
Zen lutberife 8epegelie bar fife
en- firtei iitenOe {, men en- ftrte-
reformerenoe, en- firtererleuoe
8epngeIie.
Soao 81 fal0er 0en lutberife Strife
itofnnler ira ben f6pite Binieoog, nj
Gage efter ariiti 6immeliart.
0g ioa er oct, man bar falOt Den
Gel of 4rlti Strife, ben OeO Serrens
9lpoitle 6egpn0te Strife, iOm ilutteoe
fig til Den hrtberife Reformation, ef.
ter Reformotoren5 J6apn Sen IItber.
ffe airte.
Del er iuit BET tore OeO Den Iu-
tberife Reformation, at ben fife be-
gDnote noget mt, men neOreu BET
npe, oct inOinegne, bet uegte, og
ferte tilboge til oct Gste gamIe, bet
apoitoliife.
2utber bpoeOe &6iten imoO 9f'
laoslegnen og 6aUOeOe S1nOsforla-
0eIIe olene pua 8rrno al Seiu ari-
fiji eoigt gDlOige 6orioning.
Der fegte og ianot ban ielo
6reo og 6oile for lin pinte Can't
Dittiq6e0 og tit isnOerfmiite Sierte,
og 6erben piite ban ale ANDRE, fom
fegte 6reO og Soile.
Cutters 56t bar en- @enflang al
Den gomle npoitoltife: oDeriom ri
bnnSre / 2oiet, ligeiom ban er /
2piet, 6npe oi SomfunO meO bper-
anore, og Seiu, bans Sgns Bloc
renier os ira al Spno."
fSor eorigt pnr BET ben Iltberife
Ieformotions itore 8etpOuing, at ben
iatte ben falife 4utoritet
ben paDeIige, til SIDE og latte
oen rette 4utoritet, ben ap otolt
fife autoritet, Der uToranoret til ale
sf6er toler igennem ben beIIige
Sfrift, I SteOet.
qut6er gap lit Soft SUBS Orb pao
@ooersmoolet, og ben 8ebpgelie, Der
u0gif fra bom og breote iig no oper
Robolon0epe, gao ANDRE 5olfefDog,
ogioo port 5olf, @uos Orb paa
bber tit NooersmnaI.
BeIiignet ppre 9lttbers Win0e .og
tnffet ppre @ito for bet Irbeioe,
Der uofertes pe6 bnm og bans
MeObiplperel
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-01
Den nb agG.

Den M a9G er nu far0ig. Den
er poa So Sioer / 5ormut nooet
itsrre emo ben 9omIe. gris 90 gts.
geo geitiline al a9G'er berefter
beoes man ubtrpfteIig opaipe, ON
man snifer ben M, eIers Ienoer oi
frenoeles ben gomle in6ta bioepe.
Dan. 2utb. pubI. $oufe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-01
De n%tilfrebie.

Com RegeI ipnes Wennefter ifte
ON at regnes til 0enne alasie.
Bisielig er Der 10 osioo utilfreoie
Rnurrepotter, iom esr 2iDet iurt
for bonoe iie ielp os anore, Nenne'
f1er, fom finder Sell Dos oft o. ole
sioen tos fs ieID.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-01
SfOlcfGSien.

0erfor, @enner, 5Oor oct fam Ia.
Be fig gre aQereOe M, ieno ian
meget iom muligt iuO til Sfolefas'
Zen. Ger er W}on9el /
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-01

Seq bar til SoIe babe Itsrre
og minore 5nrme / N9rbeben al
Blair. 0igelebes imao Soroitpffer
liae uoen for Bpgrnnien. Som oa
Ie. g. s. &aIIer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-01

Entered at Blair Postoffce as second
CLASS matter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-01
6 Bigger / SbirtinsSbinS a 30 Gts.

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Garet GtGar: 6peosfpriten 80
6rit3 Geuter; SortGainger 80
u. g. .. g.: &araIos &uItru so
6 briitenien: Ro6ert 80
SARAH Sem en-: Stormpnb 80
Smooitpffer so
Ere ior $t.25 portofrit.
aae iets for $500 plus 5orien0eIie.
Sfrn eiter gratis 6orteoneIie Der
Snlebsger og SuIetort.
Dan. Sut9. BubI. Souie.
8onife Bigger fife opre
II Spger a Coo. Smnft nab.
Gim6ert: g~nsgors 2epnet .65
aliguitins 9etenOelier 60
gunpou: @n 8ilgrim5 8anOring IS
aempis: ariiti @iterfGlgeIie .65
@o6et: 9i6elife Stuoier l. So
II. .65
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4lcott; Gn gnmmeIoaes 4ige 60
@arol6 G%aHOrup: airten i Soro.
fPr. SIS
Ere for 500 plus gorto 2Oc.
2lae tolo for $500 plus 5orien0elie.
. sOoe gpser a 80 Gts. gae inb6.
8cbb: gtoomi 80
Bonip: @iter Gie0 so
9ingsleD: 8itus, en- aoriets5aae 80
0icfens: Oliper Slpiit 80
Sn9emann: 9onOsbp66rnene so
20 for $3.50 portofrit. VIE fem
for $500 plus 6orienOelie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-01

s*AA4AAAA ~ - - -
mpartiom5e0en paa.
Ser bar leuet mange utilfre0le
Nenneifer, f~ritiife 0enBeiter, paa
oenne Dor Sor0. 6oem ger0en itaar
/ itor acknowledgement til.
Oct Dar oct an0et 9lor - pi bar
omtalt BET per / 9Ga0et at en-
Green bo0ot ct 5ore0rog Per
ooer 5emoet g8be @oipeI OF 9iseou.
tent og bet par forite Gang, oi
iua6on rigtig for alOor it 2ie
for De ~utilfreoies Stillin8 i @enne-
ifeiamfunoet.
Get er De utiIfre0 e, Der bar
giort gpofe i 9iitorien, ia oct er i
grunoen oe %utiIfre0ie, Der roger
frem / 9ttorien ale ge8ne, og oct
6oa0e i ben ~oer0sIige % ben beaige
Siitorie.
2ao os pe9e paa ao9le efsemo-
Ter.
Abraham 9~incoln er Ell al
De melt fremragenoe bIanot De utiI'
fre0Ie / bette 2ano; og Oe0 bans
SIDE too en- bel Slot al u%tilfreoie
Menneiter.
Set mplore0e Ii5efrem meo Sri
tiff ooer 6orboloene / 2an0et fort
fsr oo ban iremitoo, og ban bIep
2eoer FOR bele ben u%tiIfreoie Scr.
2incoIn o9 De, Der bette bans
Gpn, par utiIfre6ie me0 SIooeriet
og meo, at 2onoet poo monge 0faa'
Der ito0 / Stampe.
De par life bonge for at giDe
0eres utilfre0s6eo 9uft, ero fife
auinoerne, - tpnf I @fs. paa 5or.
fatter n0en of Uncle CONS Cabin,
Mers. 6orriet geecber Stotpe.
l1tilfreosbeoen boD0e en- tor g}fs'
fion / De Gage, % oet to9 froftige
Sfiffelier. 6oo0e Mpn0 % apin0er,
til at gre BEN 9eI6el6e o9 foron-
Ore 5~or6oI0ene.
Men oct ifete: l1tilfre0sbe0en eior.
De eoofe I bette 9on0s 6iitorie.
Oq George 8ofbin9ton,
ban mao obioIftt o9ioa re9nes blonot
De u%tilfreoie.
0gioo 6engong ban %fremito0, IsO
Der bsireitet aritif ooer 5orboloene,
oe 8aibington bIeo oe0er for lin
5ios 5pr of utilfreOie Renneiter.
lltilfreosbeoen bIep al itRrf %
gioroe Tia ggloerf0e meo en- iaooan
araft, at 6soielen al qllnite0St ates"
bIep 5eIgen al lltffre0sbeoens
aamp.
% 6oao oil ri 9%ntberaaere me.
ne ON 9utberl san moa Haas
/ alasie meo De 0lenneiter / 81.
itorien. ON bar pit iio melt utl-
treble meo 5or6oloene poo i'm Iio,
og iom bar %angrebet Dem me0 Cen
ifarpeite aritif. % betnmpet Dem
meo BET met ubeilige Moo.
2utber RACER iaa ~foJosialt irem
blon0t Be ~utilfreoie. at man bar
reiit Nonlmeuter for BAN mang-
foloige Steoer, % bans 5lr0flpoelie
er naoet ia plot no ooer SorOen %
uu langt neo / 01oe1. at man mn
Zig bar talt ON at reiie bam et
itort Monument / bette 9anos so.
be0itao.
Gent blot Den 8unfe: boa0 Ser
Den piloe bape opret, boor forifellig
Ioen oiloe 6ooe iet no, % 0a ier-
Zig. 60or0on oct niloe bnpe let no
I airfen, oeriom 2lttber bau0e up.
ret tilfreos meo 6orboloene / Sir.
fen, iom ban fan0t oenl
vi fan goa til 5foen fsr ariitus,
og pi oil fin6e oct iomme at opre
SiIfel6et.
grofeterne / SsroeI troaOte
op imo0 mango Ting / boer i'm
Gio; De pnr utilfreoie meO mongt og
meget og fritiiereoe, ioo BET for.
iIog.
Goo os lige npone 5 eramios.
Ao6, boor er ban utilfre0s meo
Giltan6en i 2olioet, oe ban tier
life meo oct, men aOlso fife bons
Rsit. men at ban bop6e Het | fin
l~ttilfre6s5e6, bet ies al bpoo Der
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-01

y Gaftim er, at o~perionliet
libenftdb" menefr be to Wpno life
err en- Soru6fetnfne for,
men en- S6Iae al ben politfIfe
ltooerenftemneIie. Reo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-01

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-18
RtruB11uAM JANUARY 1s 1917

ness. Men ioomnit tncalculaAlS tety
In makin8 their strength tho servans
Of their pride. They yield to appear
ance from the outside. and neglect
publication, that u offered Tom
within. What, someone may say 10
not nearly - important 10 what one
may be compelled to say to himself.
Approval from within II the reward OF
loyalty In that quarter: and Of that
every man il to be his own Judge. II
he shall succeed in 3ustifyins. himssh
to himself he need not fear the judy
ment Of men for which he shall have
any reason to care He need not fear
that he will be denied recognition, or
that he will be denied q fair change In
the struggle among men. His days OF
humiliation shall become his days OF
honor.
There IL no example among men
where they have profited themselves
by surrender to their weaknesses. It
may have, nor yet to what extent they
judgment 10 falsely based. they are
nothing to which they can cling in
LIE uOuE VI I0SH A0NcISAAaSo. - ASoAAs
shipwrecked man is quickly deserted:
the condemnation Of himself In the
court OF his own life il the condem-
nation Of the multitude-those who
were his friends AS we'll as those who
were his enemies. There is hardly
anything more pathetic. in the large
sense OF that word, than the desola-
ton of men who have sacrificed them
selves and brought themselves under
the vengeance or the pity of mankind.
such examples. are many, and their
hunger is very great. They are not
saved by judicial clemency. nor are
their wounds healed by the studied
tolerance Of men.
What, men have to fear is them
selves. They need to fear that their
guide shall cease to be from the inner
courts of their lives. whose arpitra-
lions are made in the fear and love
Of God Personal loyalty is the ut
most test OF personal courage; and the
triumphs OF that courage bring the
only reward from men worthy OF
struggle.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-18

business man failed In a good Iowa
town?
There Il Islander In the outcry that
Iowa. needs material salvation. SANDER
against the best and most prosperous
Of commonwealths. The greatness OF
Iowa is national proverh. The New
York cub reporter uses Iowa as an IL
lustration Of material righteousness.
HIS contemporaries from Portland to
Portland and from Tampa TO Nome
do the same thing. iowa is the .yno-
nym OF material prosperity every
where. What il the use Of lying about
Iowa?
From Julien Du Buaue to the baby
born minute ago Iowa has gone
steadily forward She is growing
greater every day. steadily. splendidly,
ss nelly, and with dignity Why fling a
petty SANDER in the face of her
achievement, and the certainty of her
future?
Give US the inventory Of disaster
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-18
PLEASE TEMPE n.

Whence came this alleged discovery
of Iowa's stress and Weakness? Who
GneArthed the serious conditions n this
state. the danger OF deterioration and
the evidences Of decay: VII: thoee
patriots VINO are endeayoring 20 con-
vince the world outside Of Iowa that
the state Is going BACKYARD please
make an t.ernized list Ok their aileEa-
tons and discoveries.
Is any Of this bald assertion rrus?
Is Iowa is In such dire need Of immed-
late material succoro Is she hair hung
and breeze shaken over the bcItoniess
pit Of oblivion or is some one lying
for personal and facttonai advantage
What price L. Iowa land? Had
assertion Of a $40 loss per acre the
slightest foundation in fact? On the
spread broadcast were not land prices
pushing up instead OF falling? Today
are not good farms in Iowa higher
than ever before? Where is a good
iowa farm to be had at less cost than
was paid for it? More, where can a
good Iowa farm be purchased for the
same money that it sold for last
spring?
Where in Iowa has progress stopped
or even checked? Was ever time
when cities and towns in Iowa were
! transferring ana making such improve
4 ments? How many smaller cities are
! laying paving and how many are pro-
pcDing to pave? Was there ever time
/ the states history when commune
- demxnded 80 much or were Willing
- by 80 well for all they demand?
V1see II the individual farmer VIII,
= osanped except with obligations
EzzslIA1Asd ~ the Investments which ar
Es016 ov11eAces o. Agricultural prosper
! ut WAAn Wsrs more modern farm
oeins erected. more big barn
k111k 1Aoes farm and home convent
eiSoo 49, Installed? when has goo
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-18
poi;c.man's woes.

Stranger demands are often made
at police stations than the most i'm
probs bic situations in fiction. but the
climax. in the minds Of the, officers at
the East Dedham street station, came
when a young woman entered the
building hreathlessly and wanted three
canaries fed and watered. The lieu
tenant WIS about to give her the ad-
dress OF the Society for the Proven
ton Of Cruelty to Animals when she
explained that she had been put out
Of her room by her landlady and had
been unable to take her pet birds with
her. The lieutenant detailed an omcer
to protect the young woman, the land
lady proved not as hard hearted 10
her LOGGER had feared. and the cana.
res were given enough water aud
ssed to sing merrily.-Boston Post