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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-07-10
Death of j. O.. Radcliffe

A postal card from Waukon coa-
Veys the intelligence of the death of
Mr.. j. G. Radcliffe, one of Winnie
shlek county's old engineers and
bridge builders, last Saturday at g.
80 p. m. Mr.. Radcliffe was in his
6Sth year.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-07-10
HOvden Sells More Land

Thls week E. X. Hovden, Decor
ans hustling real estate man, closed
up 24O acre land deal in Becker
county, Minnesota, with Jacob j..
Hove, who lives one mile north of
Decorah, Mr.. Hovden procuring Mr..
HoVes six acre farm in the trans
action.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-07-10
Advertised Letters.

Mr.. c. f. Batten, Mr.. Geo. f. Beat
ty, Miss Minnie Finney, Mr.. Ben
Headington, John Hangsted, G. NJ.
Hobbs, Mr.. Otto Kiesau, Mrs. Lizzie
l>line, Mrs. Lewis Lee, Mr.. l.. Amun-
sen, Mr.. Edmund Murphy, Patrick
Nolan, Mr.. ID. G.. Prior, Rose A. Rus
sell, Mr.. Chas. A. Stevenson, r. II.
Scribner, Mr.. ID. Williams, c. Mogs-
ter
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-07-10
Certainly.

The verdant green and the limpid
sheen, where wood and water
meet;
The ancient Yew, and only two on
the hidden, rustic seat;
The warbling birds, his tender words,
the sound of kiss or two:
And the story old has again been
told, as ! have mo doubt you
knew. -LippincOtt's.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-07-10
Change i'm Time Table.

The c. NJ. & st. p. Ry. has made
another change in its time table.
which affects DEBORAH travellers. The
morning train arrives at S:15 and
leaves again at 10: 10, instead of TO-
~ and arrives in DEBORAH at 2:45,
instead of 1915, and departs again
at 1:35.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-07-10
Gets Cresco Cement Contract.

Fred Carlson of this city was awar-
Ged the contract last week to con-
struct a concrete reservoir for the
city water system. 1t will be S0x34
feet, ~ feet under ground and Z ~
feet above. It's a big job and has
to be finished about Sept. 18th.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-07-10
TarantuIar on Exhibition.

Wangler Bros. have huge taral-
tular on exhibition in one of their
windows, sent here by Mr.. Joe P.
Wangler from Mexico. 1t is quite a
curiosity and has been attracting lots
OF attention. 1t won't bite you, be-
cause it is dead. IN
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-07-10
Arrived safely.

Edward Bear received 4 Telegram
yesterday from Ben Bear that the
DEBORAH Whist Club, the members
of which departed Friday night \
a special car for a tour of Yellow
stone Park, had arrived safely on
Monday.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-07-10
Card of Thanks.

The undersigned wish TO extend
their heartfelt thanks to the many
kind friends and neighbors for their
kindness and assistance in the death
and burial OF our beloved wife and
mother.
Julius G. Woldt,
2S-pd. and daughter.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-07-10
Home Baking Sale.

| THE Epworth League will hold a
home baking sale in the rear vesti-
bule OF the Methodist church, next
Saturday afternoon.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-07-10
Piano Contest Glasses

The Popular Piano Contest came
TO close Saturday night, and after
the votes were counted, Miss Eliza
beth Plagman was shown to be the
winner Of the piano given away IN
the city and Miss Amanda Aasen,
the one in the country. Following
is the vote.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-07-10
Card of Thanks.

Card of Thanks.
| wish to thank my many friends
for their loyal support and work in
the piano contest.
Lena barlow
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-07-10

Umpires: Foss and Shea. Time
of game, l hour, 40 minutes.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-07-10

2s-pd.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-14

Marrsd WnWaH s%yr s~ Victorious sieI, ! piGy ySU Friday niaht.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-14
DEER HIT BY TRAIN
 W0uNRH ENGINEER

ST, JOE. Ida, 9ap:! .'-1S-EnRihSAt A, C;. RI.rrlassIs of the ChicnEp, H!It- waukee & Puget Bound railway F6- aiding ar Walden, Wash. E ia tha eupnnAny nnapitAl at this plurs vs; rssult of n trezldEh srctdent. Just hs a 'weatbound 1retzht trEr emerged Truth tunnel 1T, about 1k mites cast nf here yesterdAy. thr engine Htruch tvn de4r. Infcw1rH them nrT" uha track. One N them. 3 Iaryc bdt%, HiYhok the emhsnknent and rOlirf hack through the euEine eRh. GtriEins HnEIneer MCrriSette pn rhc ht1el knocking Ou. several Leeth, the ant lers puncturtns tIiE chin and othsrVFas hruisIng him about the face. The ln' lll11 man iE expected to be back on hIs run .n q few daEa-
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-14
". A .s+GARGIp THEAds!AFE {
 sao Fp3MotstAdT la *&pss4

NEW YORK, Ngv. t4L--%n% sps' thu election ,s oYert and Gov. Hooo- ruw WjIsun M sataly eietlsd the "s@' urasidanl. 1t VIII he interesting 70 ua+ch inc attitude Of william Fan- dclHh HesrsI.
 Tsumany IeadeCs Assert that A%ArHE had mAdH at arrangements 10 asasFE the democratic party 'rnm$1latesY n' failed tu secure Sn+ ndminarloH o. OhEnr Clark at thu IlAitim0rn Don- J,taution, His hatred of WILLARD lenF nInes Bryan GnUrlesl h1nl so far uA1 he Nux WIlIiaE tO ancElHce tna.'prircf- pies which lie prpfessed- Father than ,Rce Mr. Rryan's proIaSG la the pr"Si' ,LInLIEI CI!alT, = 1t ia repoFlea that HsRrst oPsaAz nasctlations with Roosevelt proEplH- Ing ihe support of hIA.' ttewHp4ReFA throughout the country '.wdth osrtair stspulatlons. Col RuuAevelt did not preaiate the offer. .but bluntiy se4d that EIearale eupB'Fs wsa worth n1th- InK. and lI,Rt HGarst h!nIEslf TaG zH unprlncaplrd EHseAt. and always had been
 Roossv4lt's aturdy refusal tc make ouy kind of terrnE with HeArrt stFstg- thenea him rather than other~lBA Hearst Is not only "in lrad' with labcff hut is not considered n aesIrable %'- au!sI,ISn by any party. His iuHpsnc". and ths.t of hia newspapers. h'ts @aHn steadily declining ever aincc hn aFEsd tu knife Gov WIIson al th| rrnFap' tinn.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-14
LAUNDRY. AND THE LunlciART.

lnAAmuUt as all cf us Rnrse with pAr nntic pe7statency the hpps that sorne day ws AhsN have tnS 'imeMabla pl1aIure of .lL71hs Oh kA Axpens4 &c- e0urt, we are '6cculJ 'IhteTAst|i In
 knowing BY what proesss u1. I]Eia ihe cUnatrolleF Of the rreaHuFy assi1eti 1t the aecisiou thai IedsrA Judges En1 cuurs clerks in Alaska nay pOt PTnp' .
 erly have rh%!r laundry dVnc *f the governments s1Pea@A Herr. rnsAHAy pArWaen the lanHdlrY in Aldsas1 anI the rasnlsr at the cl pltaL. the ruling As1- psals 10 ux as on1 "G A&sIeAnorAtiD arb.uHriness dsveid of aA iNsrIr%. hrt- nIAhity and generosity. <"
 IT the pe~sIm0rlouv ptHIp6rOller of the treasury reaI11ea that trFcS arS sSns thlnEz. sHch aA fSod' Are 'A0n1i- ciIa, that arc neAeSsary to EmrjUYsS en r,ute, how can he rue that 'oG
 washing uE the tuCACtGi nfl4It and =Ul- lnr, Ih# cun IitA n d11neastI. t9h ard the troussr &lrh rAz0r- %cs rsi rrsasc are not sAscntI0l LO JEe pCOPsr administration os teTrItor$I iRT.lnr- Does he suspeGt rHAt the uExKeDheiaH run IR4 hundry and --NnrI>H thu preaseTy? Do<s he eSp~Rr sat btn suddase 70 tske. tho. AAndATs. frcra her eses, ron up hu slSDpfO RI Il't. <. ILS0 the budkY sIr d0es he ~aRt Ipslges and clerks 10 perform tHStr fonEII0ns ncsIigee. or fcrtihcd by dIcksts 'E coIlnlcid linen: -'+.
 t1eparmenlal heads in W%ts,ast"1 have dnnA muCn 10 re9ssSs Aiuska; they aavs hotrIAh up EoEtE>s1EsC UtAy aud madA tho possession or . 9e1'lis of coal na exrrad4ctxbt oEpu4u dut the .leTnil uf ouietnus msdstl4ITY. '.emsj to tiv= hear roachHd In tiIE asp'ocI- ble insrasUoe nt the 1ndlcisrY laundry. We call for 3inCrd Pincho1 and al ctheT trIIa friends of our .HoTth!sId tn see 10 t mat 11kNce in AAasEG need not atoop 10 reserVtns cuffs and ";n-l ins collars insida out. T1e tlm' IDI conserve Uut Alaskan iudlciz:y saA enme. Lrt ns aot.-seattic Post-in
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-14
NOME, ALASKA. DEC. A. 1912.

Travelling hnS the ono great adTan-
 taRe of enabling nH tn see that nn equal
 peTl4ou has i"-r's 'If-hit sp ulI Irlankin,i
 When young We are inclined to beliUP !
 tfU lhr rennI+ Of oUr own rountry ex.
 ceIl thnss Hf all othVr countries, but a-I acquaintance with the nthera EOon dls- p1lE the illusion.
 AlaHleans have mare adSantaacs III Ihis way ttfII Lhc abeupt 1E nhal places of carrsspond1nK stations h life. Erea a trip between the Pacific coast and Meme is AM edHcHt3Un when first Wn. dertAken. Even an later trIps ncW as sOelAticns 1i.d new experiences cnne always to exercise their infu~Rre on us even wIthrnt oar 0wn kno~ledas. Amerkuna have The advantage Hf meetinx psoplu af AlI nattpfLHlltirs every day right at hoTe. hut. Ot reus1c. thcy meet them ueder N"iIdl. tLons 11ffersIr rom thnss which sur- round the stranEerx iT their own counlrisa.
 YErr nf1er rAopIs in tnA United States whu hAvs never EtvHsrI the -Ioeana associate iLaslonalitIsA ~1th the work they sru tl1r Incmlpe,s ur n'ch natlnnsiiueH perform on this rpIIli- uehL They usually sEA the poorer fhni iz those whose advantages al home were poorer. on .hA other hand the hsany Europeans lUUk upon the United States ns d cauntry whose population is m16c up of thc sind aecn tripping nrorlId European cities nhI places of Lnlcrest. Tises< rTip. pers Iive the ives of trIppers for the timr bcilH; Isd Iu n+H appear at Ill aa they do at home.
 For & European [" see an Amer aezn af hiz EsEt he must 70 tc ArIrrhN ma vice -rersH-
 wh4n AtrAnxArs En 70 f9rstHnl country tIIcy tIy iU lIrn mP tn thr cnxrnmE and hAhir xne thAt caunLly and tho FssuIt is thHs ihis giyas them Inc aIr of infer1nrity. IT stranger TeslIs ,rIed to do In R0Idp hs Hue RG' nlanH ln The HomAhs would nrnbshly ]
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-14

'p
 wha. peculiar customs wa hass whon ~fs est rr drink %& ~knt cthsrl 70 ear And At+kk With. r-prhCEk seAsna tJ' he da" moth pleasure In' HRSEnE 'rhnye one on me" as th~Gv lB la whAi iA believed tv be the chi<r peTrIrn 0i the 1wrAncnY.
 1t LM suly inay an accident tkat wd do not rub npsaE when ws uTvt on ths aLreets Instead Ur zhz7kAss hahd%- How would it ba:tO dsEch tqss lnateac ot LnSera: .'d'
 Nv the way. It ,s w4lI f4srn thas EskLu,os never gay AHSthlnC ~nsn they meet after A iuAG perioa 'i N" "ne ueeu1s 10 inow how 'thsy aSs1'Eot Ina nab,t of si4akIAE' hahAA Ih' one way +hay shyE mprs. Asnf* thad' we do. They nsysr ssy ',hpw6sA AeT dr 'It Is a inc day" Ar local 'ttadant ot the race ways that if ySu 1Atd "hOw a-H von" .o An- Rskln6 hs would be likely to say tnat he had nSt hash sl1k at rII Hut eustoua hAS mzaa such snant- uss unIta tha thulE with ourselves.
 If auKraGetts$ ihBlAt thGt women should bs fsxAxdad just ths same H@ nasn they ara ubdhA Q vsFS atrDnE argument against thu habit of T11s- Ine. tha hat when ' lady speaks 10 you No raan would raise hts hAr to aM- other unless. psrhars. when the latter Ia pasalnR by In coftln. If womeLs insist on b6ing treated e1actIy hs met they win aava a lot Uf hat bTDms.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-14

TshYs sandy always hnd2 . ~E- cors reception VS-s-svsr Frsssutsd' Why, kseauss Il t msds frssh seREy dsH
 Why ast ;st "s nAks Yo@r sfsa' alnns~ ninAA, sAIrsd aImonA+ Rut brittle or in fact any sthsr srAAls yeu r1ay ds&irA S ! We sEss carry . suIi line sf sHA Sane6sA GunthsrS nslsbEatsd choeS Fa4s1, -varsiIy hitter sweets.
 ImpsriaI chocolates. hAratehFna ehSlriss, Ar6 Victoria ehsssIaAsa.
 RsIuw vsR qusts 2 fs~ PriasA Sa gut. aide ahaoofats&i Fl~a FaRHd boXsk At g Gsnts 2 pound; eheeolstss in pals as 15 esnes . posndi stick osna/ in Paila Rt t5 esnts A pound Mcnxtsr pWHsdrSpr h pails Ak. 1S esHts . pDuHA. hroksn mixed in pallE ae l6 csats a pa'Indi islty k6ans h !p1iIe at IS esnts . FHurd. [ epsriAI prices tS ehurshSs sHa AazA2TSs
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-14
City Official Paper
PHON2: MAIN NO S&-

cVpF for r7ulAr AdVartlsSm4@es n-usl ha In by so ofsAaak ca %hs Azy q FubliaAtiaM4
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-14

Mrn 0ihs0n will olvN priSGts dauc' ina IAAAons. All Wintsr feuF homes vest # tplsPhsAe Sissss.'' 6Es 4a%rasAs sui+u. dan,in0ss. ofS~K ssits, Sssj for -axeA = Us .s l..
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-14
FIRE ALARM sEnNALaI

I2 eAaRdard QH cet D. CurttAMa Gold atarAaA i[ Jql%N ]. RAsnAA e. p%fs~s I6. hs3Aqusrts~ eAloAM. q. Hseordsrs' otsaa- 4& LaMEaAu@ EioesL. B. Fire pARArashs@A RI. Discovery eAlssR- S2. Ys<ksTs Cigar eAp<v- A. PaslNs Cold eGsrWVA cas eeSAsPlt 42 Ghird Ave ard LanaAS Wus-
 Hplns t50use FhaAa AAiu ef. esvsH WE,IstIsst f6skAA Thp1 Fis~ cut
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-14

SehaIIin1s Spices are thF~A -quEr4sru ssrenEsr than any s&hAr brand. Bold at F%IsttA 'S''' ''.'
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-14

t1sapizh him for thaSe s 10 nna 3a deuplcapie ls' tiie Guitator af ths Atna of hiln IMifAred.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-14
60 TO THE NORTH POLE

BnbarY gsv 4isA AAAE htAAA AMA pAAtFy ThA &nIy c~AAA atoasA IA tVWM-
The Lovington leader., 1912-02-16
RESOLUTION.

Whereas God in his infinite
wisdom has called from ~. Mira
7. M. Ancell. wife Of our brother.
T. M. Ancell. and their son Steve
Ancell. And whereas in the death
Of Mira Ancell and their little son.
the same has cast a gloom over
our town and community. There
fore. be il resolved by the Loving
ton Lodge. No. ~. |. o. OF.
that we deeply sympathize with
our believe brother and fymily in
their dark hour Of sarrow. and can
commend them to God. who a.
lone 10 able to heal their broken
hearts. And. that we bow in
humble submission to Him. who
doeth al things well.
Resolved further. that a copy Of
this resolution be entered upon
the minutes Of our lodge. one copy
to the bereaved family. and a copy
to the Lovinston Leader for publ
cation. Signed:
C. Shep ard,
P.S. Eaves.
F. J.Robinson.
The Lovington leader., 1912-02-16

% over. The best authorities. ! be-
|ieve. recomend twenty pounds
per acre. Sow broadcast in we'll
prepared land an1 harrow the
seed in lightly.
IL is practically out Of the ques-
ton to give the average yield Of
alfalfa. h varies quiet a. much -
any erop.l know. Under excep-
tional conditions the yield runs a.
high a. FIVE or six tons per acre.
Under lees favo able condition,
the yield is reduced il proportion
This being true. it 10 impossible to
cay how many hogs can be fatten.
ed on ons acre Of alfalfa
Cut for hay when a good per.
centase Of the plants are ready to
bloom"
The Lovington leader., 1912-02-16
Seminole National
Bank Robbed.
Robbers Get What Money They
Could and Locked Cash.
Up in Vault.

Thursday at noon. in a desper.
ate wind and sand storm. Two men
rode quietly up to the National
bank at Seminole. tied their horses
went in like regular customer de-
manded the money and after sc.
curing all available. $500 . the
latest report put M. Heynie. the
assistant cashier. in the vault and
rode away a. quietly asshey came.
Mr.. Hsynie remained in the vault
about twenty minutes until q cus-
toner came in and hearing him
kicking the vault door soon res-
cued him.
They had their worked planned
well ~ the wires were all cut ex.
cept around by Plains. Texas
which they must have overlooked
About an hour after the robbery
the line was cut between Knowle.
and the Breckon ranch. which
proves they were assisted BY
other parties
Tuesday night there were I
number Of horse. stolen ne.'
Monument. the best horses in tn.
country and two Of the stole,
horses answered to the description
Of the ones ridden by the robbers
So far. at noon today. thee is NJ
definite clue. but b. number o
SHERIFF. and deputies are out ii
search Of them.
The Lovington leader., 1912-02-16

II At that time. However tits not
probable that the road will be
complete.
7. c. Darlington. secretary Of
the Midland Commercial Club. 10
expec.ed here Saturday. 70 attend
the good goad convention Mr..
Darlington has made the good
sead question a special study. and
he will be in poGtion to give US
some good advise on good roads.
A number Of representative busi'
ness men ofLamesa are also ex.
pected. From Seminole Sentinel
The Lovington leader., 1912-02-16
BUILDING TEST ROAD.

In order 10 demonstrate wha.
can be done At good road build
ing at a-normal cost the citixens
Of the Blythe community are build
ing . mile Of test road on tho pub
lie road leading north Of town.
The construction Of this road is in
charge Of J. E. Holly. and the
work 10 being done with the coun-
ty's road grader. pulled by twelve
Of J. S. Blythe's large mules.
Mr.. Holly began work on this
road Tuesday at noon and con.
siderable progress has been made
to date. This mile Of road is q.
bout the worst in the cnun.y and
If the test proves a success it will
practically sSlve the good road
question here.
The citizens Of the Blythe com.
munity. who by the way are good
road enthusiast have for some
time advanced the theory that the
most practical way to make good
roads in Gaines county 10 IA
scrape the sand f,om the clay. thu,
thus leaving a hard road bed.
Mr. Blythe secured the count,
road grader and he and some o.
his neishbors built two or three
miles Of road in this manner. anI
they claim that 6rst class can a4
made and that the cost 10 small.
Mr.. Holly is working to hay'
the road complete by Saturday i,
order that those attending tn
good road convention way in.pec
The Lovington leader., 1912-02-16
|ew Railroad is
Believed Certain.
Ite Eos Las Cruces Boos,
Luncheon Changed to
February II.

| - Crces. N. NJ. Feb. 8.--1he
pproval Of the rishtofway map
y the San Diego. Ell Paso and St.
ouis railway the secretary Of the
lte-ior. coming - it does on he
eals Of the recent talk Of an ex.
ention Of the Frisco to El Paso
rom Qyanah. Eek. makes this
Jew line look like an assured fact
\ the opinion Of Lac Cruces peo-
,le.
The San D;.so. Ell Peso and St.
ouis railway Of New Mexico. was
originally surveyed IA 1909. he
Durvey starting in January Of that
year and being completed in June
uat Eve months later. The survey
swas under the supervision Of B. A.
McC CArthy. chief engineer. and the
map was filed in the United States
and Office at La& Cruces on Dec.
|ember 26. 1909. was certified to
BY A. Courehesne. president. and
w. n. Winter. secretary of he
company.
This line a. surveyed will COM
mence At Artesia. running thence
west to Hope. crossing the Penas-
co rivez the roste hes in the direc.
ton Of the Guadalupe mountains.
which are cpossed x Russell Cay.
thence through a section Of the
Alamo National forest. reserve to
theCo rnueopie mouptains. through
the Corundas mountains to the
safe line At a point north and east
Of El Paso. crossing the state line
several miles to the east of the
Rock Island. and thence into El
Paso from the northeast.
The route will lie Though an
almost undeveloped section ol
New Mexico after leaving Hope
and many thousand acres Of valu.
able agricultural land will thus be
brought within shipping distance
Of . market. and the settlement o|
the vast area to the east and soutl
Of Hope and near ehe Sacramento
"ountain' will thu. be made pos
sible. !
The Lovington leader., 1912-02-16

WHEN TO SOW ALFTuFA. =
Prof. n. L. mcknight Of the
Texas A. & NJ. College Gays:
Spring sown alfalfa should be
put in A. soon ~ The winter killing
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-07
9TH. White Sister

One OF the most nctaole offerings Oh
-hs. season at the New cdeon will De
the engag ement Of Catnrine Coun-
tiss in The White Sister on Tuesday
evening. Stair & Havlin have secured
for her q powerful company and the
magnificent stage production used d
Viola Allen in her phenomenal tour IN
this widely known drama. The sue
cess of The White Sister" has not
been surpassed by that OF any other
emotional drama seen in this country
since The Two Orphans" Religious
sentiment predominates in The White
Sister" Sister Giovana had entered
the convent upon receiving news OF the
death Of her lover. Captain Severi. in
a battle in Africa. Five years later
she learns that he had not been Killed.
Then begins the terrible struggle be-
tween fler love for him and her ln1eXl-
BILE vows 10 me church. She determines
70 remain true 10 her vows of humility.
chastity and poverty, and decides to
become a nurse in leper colony. The
captain. however, is equally deter
mined that she shall marry him, and
entices her to his room. where, under
the threat of killing himself. he de-
r,lands that she sign an application to
the pope asking for annu1ment OF her
vows. The climax is thrilling when
the White Sister and her impetuous
sweetheart are brought to realize that
their paths lie in different directions
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-07

read to his audience The Haunted
Palace" and quoted from others OF
Poe's poems. In closing, he said: "Poes
name will go down the ages with TWO
others, the three being Plato. Snake
speare. and Poe-masters of the human
mind
During the transaction of The routine
business. the annual election of o1fl-
GERS was announced TO take place at
the next meeting OF the club in two
weeks. Mrs. j. D. Vail, president.
called on Miss Anna Maude Kimberly,
librarian. TO tel something OF her re-
cent rip 10 New Orleans. ana she gave
. brief but very interesting descrip-
,'an % TIE Ma-d: GraS. and something
f rs hist sry. and the customs con-
...c,vG herewith