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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-29
Iii Snn.Q Sens
S~ipserinorineer

Den ~befienbte fineiiife Hepolu.
tionsIeber Or. Gum at-Sen bar I
ct enseIif 2i0sifrift ofientliggiort
nogle Winoer ira fit begiuenbebsrige
Sip iog beretter beri, at ban iom nr,g
29ge aloeles life interesiereoe Jig
for Bolitit, til en- aamerat en- Dag
tom og fortalte baTl, at iapanite
trooper befanot fig paa Warib MOB
Eefing.
San bapoe life nogen anelie ON
en- aonflift melem aina % Saparl,
% ban TOM M til at t9lfe paa, at
aineiernes itsrite lllpffe bar oeres
llpioenbeo ON be itore gegipenbeoer.
San git itrar ino / en- ungfineftit
&epolutionstlub % tog til galgiprog
en- flasiiif fineiiif SOrfatters Sro:
"Sen s~ubbommelige Set bliper life
aItib raaoenoe; men Sinnlen bsrer
gjennem Solfets gren."
en- Tag blep ban ! &onoon taget
tilfanee al BEN fiueiiife 2egation for
iom "finosipg" / S%emmeligbeo at
ienoes biem til Selma. San blep reo'
oct al fin enselife Sen, Or. @autlie,
men bar Bit boIot inoeip9rret | flor
ten Gage. San pibite goot, bptlten
--
Sfj9bne, ser pentebe bam | 8ina:
"Ssrit bapoe man fnnit mine Mrme
% Sen meo en- Sammer; iaa bapoe
man fIippet bort mine Sienlaag;
berpaa bGnbe man lansiomt ffaaret
nit 2egeme / Smaaltpffer, forat ins
gen ifilloe funne sisre Sororing paa
mine ioroiife 2epninger og gipe mig
en- oroentIig @egrapelie."
@ientagne @anee bar Sun-Dat'
Gen / forifienige 9per / % uoenfor
Selma mobtaget geisg Of &ineiere,
Som aabent mebbelte bam, at bet bar
beres Seniigt at fomme | geiiooelie
af Sen bsie 8ris, Tom bar iat paa
bans Sopeo. Msen bier Gang bar
Sun-gat.Sen beieiret: Dem, Der piloe
gisre fig til Moroere, peo ganlte
roIia at gipe benz en- uoforlia Geoe'
aisrelie for fine politiife Tlaner,
bporpaa be bar fiernet fig iom oper'
bepiIte 9ilbpngere of bans repollitlo'
mere @irfiombeb.
@n bIep enbog iaa oprert oper ltrle
foreaaaenoe moroeriffe Slaner, at
ban ait ben % tog Sipet al Jig iclo
iiteoet.
Sor Here Star iiben, ga gitan'Sb
aai bar almpgtig / SEEING, mootos
un-gat.S en ct Bar Senoebrto ira
ham, bpilfe beo bam Sorioning og
S%omarbeibe. Wen Sun.Dat.Se zen
iparebe, OF ban life oiloe nnoerbano-
Ie meb en- Soriparer al Wanoitu'
9pnaittet.
"Sils % fig O1lan.S bi-aai," ia9'
Be han iii ltnoerbanolerne, "at 1e1
life bar arbeioet paa &epnblifen
Iaa mango aar for III at laoe mig
prote operenbe. Sig BAN, at lea
tan pente!"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-29
Jnsen ipilote Oro.
Gn tnrtis S%oranorius b~cifripcs / a
&urtbeS.

Splgenbe forte, men fpnOt9e grep
ON gtGrlugSmlOler ira Ell aplnoe l
Georgia truiier neiagtiJ SIinten %
er tiuige o%uerbeuiienoe.
"ltine bpppige Anialo al llet Sor'
Osiclie % 9IertcfIap tulmlnereoe |
Ell pIuoielig % ~raienoe Spgoom, ira
bpllten ieg rcilte mig iuIoltGnelg al
fr9itet iaauel aauOeIi9 ipm Iegenlig.
Sogcn tilraaoeoe mig OF lepe paa
9%ercalier, men ingen al benz befonl
mig Del, isreno ieg bapoe foripgt
@rapes9tuts % Soltum.
so mere ieg brngte Dem, oes
mere islte icg mig o~perpepilt ON. at
DC par netop bpao ieg trGngte, %
paa fort 3io gioroe De Ell belt Tor
ifielia apinbe al mig. Wfapeonoei
og Sierteipgoommen ioripanot ION
peo Segcri, % min Gano blep slen'
cprcttet inotil Den M er iaa flar ION
n~o9euiinoc.
"Saa burtig iiltoe ieg | Siilo %
Smrfe, at mine Senner bleu forbai,'
iebe. Eclnm % 8rape.gtrits boz
pprct mig til iaa itor Si9lp. at Oct
er mia Ell @Ieoe at irembGre bette
8ibnesbprh." Hapnet opgipes a
Goitrm Go, Battle Greet, Wtih.
Ger err Ell @runo~, % Den for
flores / Den lille @og "Sbe Goao II
@enpiae" | hper Taffe.
HosenTnSe lrit u%pcnitaaenSe yrcp J
ct mt nil forefumme fra Sio til an
ben. Sc CT Gste, ianoe % fnlbe a
S.nteresie for Ienueifebeoem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-29
9ecDrab % Smegr.
Sen 2soe STARTS 1919.
Sauscm ~cnbosicrct.

6armerS Cooperative Creamery
Company / Tlpmoutb bolot lorIeoen
Msbe % peotoo HeioIutioner, bporI
set puo oct itcrfeite uotaIte i'm ill
ilutnina til aongresmano %. V.
&ausenS encrgiite Irbeioe / 6ormer'
mes Snteresie / 5orbin6elie meo
Observation-Disclosures. Creamery.
aompmnict beitaar al 6armere |
IitdeIl, @ortb o. 6erro 8aroo
Gountpcr. Oct Iaber I'll, at aon'
oreSmanoeu peo i'm fraitige gcfiPm'
peIie al Observation-Disclosures
gicntugne 5orieg pau of fringe lit
BroSuft inS poo Worfebet | aorfitr'
rance nlco 5arus % WieierIintereS'
ierne, bar punbct bom mango me
Genner uperaIt / Staten og | bei
@roo itnrfet bans Stiling inoen
SondreS0iitriftet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-29
en- ~uhysoeIis Soolonfe.

Den enoeIife &eiienoe 9reiton
Iuoood, iom iGrlis bar bereiit Au'
IiraIicn, iortrller isIgenoe ON ct
eucutur, ser let funoe babe foliet
bam Sipet:
Vaa en- Reiie siennem anitraliens
Sfoaeane / psSpowaIes sioroe les
en- aitcn eiter en- a~nitrenaenoe Snr
aicunem en- Sfos at @nmmitrGr
SoIot oo trnSie ct gaal for at foge
@anb til en- Sop Gbe. Otter at bape
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-29
Welfepeiens 6aaoe.

Ell artitel al Yrof. Spante arrbe.
MUS, / bpilfen ban paa en- interes.
iant Waaoe letter flere at Sifsitier.
neituoiets npeIte Heiultater / Sor.
binoelie meO bet ligeiaa lotfenbe ionI
panifelige Hroblem ON Welfepeiens
Struftllr % Spitaaen.
arrbenius gaar no fra to / Sen
aIeriioite Sio iagttagne merfelise
Jafta: Stiernernes Soroeling pis a
bis Welfepeiens Elan efter en- bis
Sarpeifala os beres liseleoes al Sar.
ben, D. b. |. al Iloeren beroenoe
Surtigbeo. Sisl9e en- alminoelig
antagen Sbepri uopifler Stiernerne
fig ira Ell oprinoelig nebulss (taage.
agtig) SilItano. De Gloite Stlerner,
lom belt bar miitet lin Sipsfraft, er
foloe % uoItraaIer operbouebet intet
SpS. Noget pnere er De rsoe Stier'
ner, berrGit De guile, til bpilfe Dor
egen Col regnes; pngit err De bpio'
9lsoenoe (uarmeite) Stierner, 81
rirs NJ. Il.
Hl er set paa oen enc SIDE paa'
bit, at Sifsitiernernes 8ruppering
omfring Welfepeiens 8lan beror pao
oeres aloer, ioet Be pn9ite al Dem,
De ~iaafalote @olf Hapet.S tierner.
iaa goot iom uoeluffenoe iorefom'
nter Der. Yaa Den anoen SIDE ia,
Campbell % 8aptepn npltg funoet
at acknowledgements Saitigbef
porer meo oeres Ilber. Srion,He
buloien er iaa gobt iom llbep9gelig
De bpioe Stierners 9enRgelieSbaitig
beo ubgipr omfring A, De guleS Il
% oe robes enoelig II &m. | sc
funbet.
so mere Stiernerne i%ierner Jig frt
Iooerltebuloien, bporaf De er Dan
net, belto itsrre Saitigbeo erboloe'
De iaalebes (til Ell bis 8rGnie). Sel
Strait, iom neutraliierer 8asnebnlo
iens @ep9selie i Iummet, er nj
iielae IrrbeniuS intet anoet EN-
Iolefplernes inbbproes Sammen
iteo. Wen iaaiuart en- (bpio) Stler
ne frigisres fra Iebnloien oe pa,
egen Saano begiper iig no POI
Streiftog / oct relatipt feet itierne
tomme Yerbensrum, buor Soliiione
noerit ijcloen fan iinbe Steo, fom
mer set npoannebe SimmeGegem
unber ben almiuoelige 8rapitation
S~noNpoeIie og bets Surtigbeo sse
mere % mere.
Sfslae 9aptepus epofegisreno
SpbageIie bepegcr Slertalet ellie
fanife ollie Siritierner Jig ! to pol
Siae Strsmne Of belt mooiat Me1
nina, omtrent Tom Weunelfene pa
en- nteaet traiiferet @aoe. 0isie lac
folote ~"itarSrifts" ifriper Jig ifsla
grrtenius fra buer jim ~llrnebulo''
Iom ira Segpnoelien bapoe lieto
bis,e MOB bperanore retteoe 9epa
/ %oelIer. IeIfepeien tor bore opitaas
/ pcS en- 8oniiion menem TO iaaoam
prIoiae Stierneitrsmme, Der er Ton
met | acnfift anereoe | i'm nebnlsi
|, llrtiIitano, oa Tom openfor antpSt
Mnliabeberne for Sammenitso Val
tifIermc (MoIefpIerne) imellem Z
, ,bpre meget itsrre emo paa ct iener
y StaStml
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-29

5alSt oDo ON. Charles 6. Sans
ion Den iocialiitiife &anoioat for al'
herman / 2iuingiton, Wont,, ltprtcoe
Den 26oe 0S. bso ON pau 8aocn, RI.
meligpiS ranlmet al ct SIagtilieloe.
san bar en- al &c melt fremitaaenoe
Scrubaucmpno / Norbpeiten % bap.
be / oocr % aar pGret boiat | Si'
pinaiton.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-29
S~pinScitcmmeret / Midisan.

Statalenatct / Ntihigan bar Den
26oe oS. pcotaget ct Sin9g I'll
@runolopcn ON alminbclig Stemme'
ret for aurnoer. Set peotoges meo
% MOB ) Stemmer. Oct antages
oaiao at pile bli peotaget al Suiet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-29
GnpaIa.

<'Hbutu.
: IRE al pore Nubobper, ncmltg
6oImor, Osiian og Rio1emap, bar
Ser iihite WonbdQ IolG paa @pinre.
= Gulnrur naIgtcS Suc. Wieper uoen
nogcn Sppoiitiou til Wapor, s. s.
@ieier til &aSicrcr % Gbporo WcOcr
iii A5ieSior. Gen eqcntIiqe &nmp
itoO mCllcm be nj &nnoi0utcr Tor
WteoIcmmer al @proooet, % poIgtc
bIep: Sobn Wdibef, =. =. Gonouer,
8uit. @inger, Grncit Scrr % Sbco.
Sfor.
@oIact / SSiinn puftc ocrnc Sang
mere emo ulminbcliq Sntere3lc, %
arTitcrnc nnr IiqcliQ iorbclt mcIlenr
&c 10 aoubibutcr for Manor, Z. =.
Sd,miti "a u ~. NQcn. Cen ferit,
nrprtc bIcb uuIat men mco nbcrIt
fneben Wnioritct, remIjQ t05 mos
1O3 Stcnrmcr I'll @urooN2mco.
Icmmcr pnIQtca 6 s. TnScrion. e.
s. Gilbert Z. @crnot'. =. g. @un,
Ncrion ~ 2. &. CrIcu; T. Frort}C
aoaiCrcr, oQ !. e. @oOIe. N&ic5ior
! Riogcron paINtcS sc =. N,tC
til Wouor; =. Eaccbion, Go5icrcr.
6. J. 1rNttCr. N5iCaicr: I'll Mcnlem
mCr al @Drou0ct; e. u. @uffcn. 9
-. @oricn @cnru @ut} Sohu @rii
iitb ~ H}icf 2duItf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-29
Sorifieuist.
Graatteit fpr @iftermaal.

2Gsatteit fsr 8iftermaal. 5 2e'
g~islaturen / GboOe Sslano p~erierer
ct Sorilas ON, at 6olf, ipm enifer at
inogaa / sGgteifab, isrit maa lfaffe
Jig S9geatteit, ipr Sielien fan iinoe
Steo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-29

&aiicfunsen $50. Sobn Irbucfle,
Den berpmte Suffer og &uffemags
nat og en- al 2anoets beoit fienote
Silantroper, er ben 27be os. aigaaet
peo Ssben / lit Siem / Seem Yorf.
San bar "A Iar gammel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-29
Tsosfalo

NrS. SIapa Striubemoeu bsoe |
lin Ssn Sobns Sicm / Nerbeoen al
SiabIanopiIle Den 10be WartS eItcr
ct aors 2ibeIie al 8atteriot. Sun
cftcrIo0er iig ioruoen Ssnnen Sobn
TO 9stre, @lrS. Otto Selnes % NrS.
2eiu / 9ortb 9ofota. Senbes Wano
% en- Ssn bpoe for mango aar Il.
ben. @egropcIien fore8if ira @is
Canoe airfe Sen 14bc Warts. FaIt.
&. SeebuuS forretteoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-29
Scuatur Stcpbcnion ~frifjcnSt.

Sfolge Sc iioite ~teleeraiilte @fterret'
nin9er bar Senatet peb Soteringen
SnSDagS frifienot Senatpr Stepben'
ion / oe moo bam retteoe Selfplonin.
ger for @olqinif, og erfIeret bam
bcrettiget til tit SGoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-29
So Mcnneifer inScbrGnSt. ct Z

81 Menneifer inScbrGnot. Ut ae-
aram ira grinee Gilbert, Saifatte'
nan, berctter, at to oeru9renoe 8eal
eitatc.a gcnter, &obert 9rpsoale oe
SameS Scnlestase, bar onltonl,le
en- Sloebrono, iom ON aItenen Den
26oe IS. Ioaoe Sbiitle Sotel ! alfe,
Heiten al 8ieIterne reooeoe iis, men
flere al Dem tit mere eller minore
iarlige 9ranolaar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-29

Mr8. @unbiIo @unoeriou ser az
aif ueo 9gben / Canoe Sopnibip Den
17oc MartS at Gloerbomsipagbeo,
e~ftcrIaoer iig ipp @orn nemli9 Mrs.
SSonas ammubien poa Siemmefar'
men; NrS. Snnion, Chicago; Holt.
Gonru0 Solution, Spofane, @a'h.
Hucob, / bpi& Stem Sen 9onle behe;
W}rS. Bertha @droon, euerctt
@nih., iunlt Caroline oo @crtina oet
har pGrct bicmme hos Wooeren oQ
nICic0c hcnbc un6er benoeS 'ioitt
SnQbonr. NfSgbeS Manb, Sobonnea
@nnoerion, bsbe for 70 Nor iiben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-29
&uQiiiun / Sfaaeraf.

NDUtTDH Sthgtfut. Vl NVIts
gram fra Berlin meooeler, at oct tD-
tie Slagifib "glias" Den 23oe @tarts
ieileOe iiGnf ben ipenife 8pitoamper
"Yoanr" / Sfageraf melem Norge
og Splano. "Hollur"s SeiGtning
blep re00et.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-29

ut beIbreoe en- Sprfisletie paa en- Iaa:
Ioa qaratipe 8rorro Entuiue Tablets, Nue ap
tbefere tilbaaebetaIer EcHacus, buts DC tensr al ns
brebe 6. gp. @reDes RaunCtrUt rad hrtr Npne. "a
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-29
gin Sfulcoircftpr.

wv ~lVEIptft1tP' WSfFVt Wv
@poming Statsuniperiitet Charles
SIiper Mcrica er al Winneiotas
aontroIfommisiion tilbubt Siillin.
gen iom Girefter for Spangsifolen
for Gutter i Heb Using. San bar
antaaet Tilbroet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-29

9eno "Tcsprnb-R oiien" I'll Slra.rtuae oa
@enrer | @amleldneei. ~ 1irseaas % Sre
bassuoeapeu iotier $3.50: Sreoagsubsapen
aleys, SLIPS pr. &aI
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-29
Hvorfra mango aide vel
kISdte Damer kOmmeT

/ nasten hvert Nabolag i de For
enede Slater, i nRsten hvert Land
4 paa Kloden, er der velkladte Damer, |
. der kieber sine Kl8der hos Montgomery
q Ward &Co. De kj6ber gjennem yor Mode
bog for Kvinder. en- Autoritet for nyeste, de
81 bedste Ting az Damekl8der. Tilpasning,
\ Tsi. Mode, KlHdernes yarende Kyalitet,
q er az samme ferste Klasse. der findes hos de
a NEST moderne kladte Damer 90 store Dyer. og dog
betaler disss Montgomery Ward 4 Cos Kunder kun 70
y s nSs Ks,I a: S are .i sSn deI nn nslgs 81 hyad Oct roster
VI og, Madam, du kan ogsAa have kleder at bedste
81 Kvalftet,. de bedste som PengeoE Dygtighed han frem-
n FOR BANNERS WAR. oG soMmERKTEDER Da tran, |
. ger kun at sette Nayn OF Adresse paa nedenstSaende
81 Kupon, SAINT Numeret 80, hyilket er Numret raa dsnne
81 Bog, OF den vii strax hhve sendt dig frit. Hush paa,
8 at Vi raranterer Tfipasning, Mode, Tdi. Arbeide, - alt
= II hyertenes,e Piag. at det heIt skal tilfredsstilie dig.
H Hvis du az nogen Grund like er helt threds, kan du
"a Pengene og hvad Eragtomkostninger du MATTE have
n betalt.
Nedskriv oFsaa paa denns Kupon Eumrene paa an
n DIRE Boyer du 6nsker.
O. Pianosr. "a Undsrtoi
NJ 3. 0rgler. Proven.
II 4. Kuffs rte.. 81. BarnetSi
~ 7. Mobler. os Toilet
Ell Q. Tapetpaptr. 30. Damers p0debog
N II. Gre ssr!-Ltste. Tor warren
~ Is. Carpets 4 Rugs. W. Dry Goods.
Il n, Barnevogne. &c. Muslins Undertoi.
10. symsskiner. 81 Millinery.
ssriy Nummere pas dc B5ger, du trenger, pAa
a denne Kupon, SAINT Nsyn os Adresse, OF send den
u strax til o..
MONTGOMERY Ward & Co.
chi'a'S. A Hs:sgs Bridge '''S KANSAS an sSa| CIV 81
arr saa god at sends mig fClgende Boyer uden omkostninger
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-05-30

MIS-. AIlIld OpSIO, IN
Berkeley, CAL, May 3O.-A
mother, daughter and son get
their degrees of bachelor of law at
the coming commencement of the
University of California.
They are Mrs. Anna .Kalfus
Spero; her daughter, Miss Italia
de Jarnette, and Henry Kalfus de
Jafnette, the son.
Mrs. Spero was formerly for
number of years editor of a So
ciety weekly published at San
Jose. She is active among the
federated women's clubs and was
prominently identified with the
campaign for the success of wom-
ems suffrage in California.
The daughter, Miss Italia de
Jarnette, is being particularly
noted for. her skill with the foils.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-05-30


and other athletic achievements.
She has held the fencing cham
pionship at the university for
three years. Her brother, Henry
Kalgus de Jarnette, is enrolled in
Hastings Collegeof Law and was
first through the long 'exes'' just
held, with a percentage of 95, one
of the highest markings. He is
a member of the Phil Alpha Delta
law fraternity.
Both the son and the daughter
will engage in the practice of law
and will establish themselves in
San Francisco.
Mrs. Spero while in college has
found time to do literary work in
addition to other duties, and has
been a contributor to number
of magazines.l-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-21
IMPORTANCE OF STATE FAIR
RATES ON RAILROADS PROVES
IMPORTANT.
ARRAY OF RAILWAY LAWYERS
ATHEISTS ATTITUDE OF LINES
Question Resolved 70 One Of Power OF
Commission to Order Fares Reduced
-Attornsys for Ire People Argued
That Companies Had Established
Sufficient Precedent.

Dies NIoines, Aug. 21.-No more IN
terest ting nor important argument has
been had in recent years before the
state railroad commission than that
regarding the proposed order for grant
ing or continuing reduced excursion
rates to the state fair and similar large
gatherings of Iowa farmers. That the
matter il regarded as big case was
shown by the fact that when the case
was opened six or seven of the best
railroad lawyers Of the state appeared
to make the fight, the burden being
borne of course, by Messrs. Davis.
Barker, Carr and Parrish. For the
complainants appeared Messrs. t'aviile,
Byers Henderson and Robbins.
The argument turned at once upon
the question of the jurisdiction of the
commission. The railroad companies
claim that since the state. thru the
legislature. has fixed 2-cent fare,
that is legal and must be accepted as
right and anyway even If not the only
right legislature ana not the commits
sion must be appealed to for re-
duction. In support of their conten-
States courts were cited. none by the
state court OF Iowa.
Tho Peoples Side.
For the people the contention was.
in brief, that all the legislature did
was to establish a maximum limit for
fares on ordinary business, and that it
did not undertake to fin a minimum
at all: but that the railroad compan-
NJ in n
effect excursion rates lower than 2
cents a mile and having Voluntarily
carried passengers for a cent and
half a mile where the business is
large, this must be accepted as prima
facie evidence that such lower rates
are remunerative and proper for this
class Of business. The burden would
therefore be on the railroad companies
to show that the rates long in force
voluntarily were not fair nor right.
The attorneys not directly interested
in the case differ as to the main ques-
ton of the right Of the railroad com
mission to. consider the matter at all.
Of the commission which has long
lain dormant but which ought to he
invoked and be given life and use
fitness. The Importance of the case
Is therefore apparent. Probably the
most that will be accomplished will be
to have the whole matter thoroughly
aired and the facts be established.
FiftylThousand by Auto.
Fifty Thousand people will attend
the state fair this year in automobiles
If the roads are decent for fair week."
said Thomas c. Legoe Of What Cheer
Sixth district member Of the state
board Of agriculture
Why. in my town there is a score
OF families planning to come to the
fair in their cars" he added, land ever
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-21

80 many all thru the country It 10
a fne trsn m Dies Moines ut this season
OF the year and the people are fnuins
out that their cars are reliable ana that
Is the easy way to come. The camp
grounds will be filled with automobile
parties. Last year there were over
1000 tents on the grounds and GER
tainly there viii be more this year.
The automobiles are cutting the rail-
roads out OF a great deal OF business
and II the railroads want to prosper
they will have to cater to the wants Of
the public more than ever before"
The problem OF what to do with the
automobiles that are brought to the
state fair Ia becoming serious one
They I'LL the grounds and as they run
about they become menace To the
pedestrians. It Is anticipated that IN
time some restrictions will have to he
made as to their use on the grounds
and provision for their care.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-21

ing IN turning the country over to the
democratic party.
my support Of the entire ticket does
not mean that agree with everything
that has been done by President Taft's
administration. Any candid man must
certainly endorse his record Of law en-
forcement and especially his trust
prosecution. His administration has
ures Of the Sherman law than all the
administrations preceding.
Course 10 Familiar.
my course In the senate is known to
the people Of Iowa. have tried to
serve the state faithfully. without re-
gard to any faction or without regard
to party. I have not hesitated to vote
for measures that came from the demo-
cratic side Of the chamber when be-
lieved they were right and I shall do so
In the future. My only rule OF conduct
has been to do that which seemed to
me for the best interests OF all the
people. II the people Of Iowa desire me
to continue such service, they will elect
a republican legislature. II they do
not they will elect a democratic legis-
lature. and If portion of the party
desire to punish me for exercising my
rights as an American citizen for vot-
ing as please, it will not hurt my feel
ings and I shall return to private life
with fixed determination to fight
there for the same things that I have
fought for in public life and such re-
tirement will be absolutely with malice
toward none but with a most happy
and contented disposition toward the
whole world. There will be some salts
faction in having had to do something
in an humble way for the old soldiers
and also to help strike a blow at Lor-
imerism. besides fighting some other
crafts and corruption.
II did not intend to write you this
long letter. but am anxious that you
take up with the candidates for the
legislature and either ask them to write
to you or write to me.
civilian S. KENYON"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-21
NEVADA TEACHERS CHOSEN.
Instructors Ready for Opening o.
Monday, Sept. 2.
Special to Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Nevada. Aug. 21.-The full corps OF
teachers for the city schools have now
been elected and the schools will open
on Monday. Sept. 2. The buildings
have heen cleaned. some repairing done
and everything will be in splendid con-
dition for the opening. The schools
will be in charge of J. r. Cougill. who
has moved here from Seymour. Miss
Letta Simmons Will continue as prin
cipal OF the high school with Misses
Martha Hall. Of Nashua, and Laura
Pike. of Fayetteville Ind. as assist
ants. The manual training work will
be in charge OF c. Huffaker. Of Omaha,
and the music under the direction of
Miss Vulah Busby. a graduate OF the
Nevada schools and later n student OF
music at Simpson College. Indianola.
The grade teachers will be Ethel
Hall, eighth: Ada c. Scott. seventh:
Carrie Edwards. sixth: Jessie Boyn-
ton, fifth: Mae Craft fourth; Nellie
White second and third; Grace Bor-
gen, primary: Bessie Hass. Dana
school: and Nellie McNichols and
Eloise Schworm. west school
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-21
STORMS DAMAGE CROPS.
Extensive Injury in Soldier and Maple
River Valleys.

Special to Times-Republican.
Council Bluffs. Aug. 21-Reports OF
recent storms in western Iowa con-
tain details of heavy damage to crops
and especially severe was recent
rain storm along the Soldier and
Maple river valleys, where the rain
was in the proportions of a cloudburst
One farmer two miles south Of Maple
ton lost thirty acres Of wheat which
was washed away while standing in
the shock. Another farmer on the
Soldier river lost forty acres of wheat
that floated away. Both the Miivau
kee and Northwestern railroads were
hard hit and no trains entered Maple
ton for three days. About 700 feet of
the Milwaukee's track near Rodney
was washed out and the grade near
the Maple river was badly damaged
On the Soldier river the Milwaukee
was reported to have lost two bridges
and great amount Of track The
Northwestern lost considerable track
east Of Mapleton and also to the west
Of there.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-21
IOWA DRAINAGE REPORT.
Issued IN Pamphlet Form by Secretary
Stevenson, Of Amos.

Special to Times Republican.
Ames, Aug 2l.--The report of the
1912 annual meeting OF the Iowa state
Drainage Association has been issued
by Prof. w. II. stevenson, Ames. sec
rotary Of the association.
The report Is an exceedingly inter :
esting and valuable pamphlet OF nearly
one hundred pages. and will be sent &c
any address for % cents, to cover the
cost of printing.
This report contains many papers
and addresses of great Importance ana
value to every one who Is interested
IN the drainage Of farm lands. Many
land owners and drainage men VII
be interested In the following nd
dresses and discussions: Financing
Drainage Districts;" THE Drainage
Laws OF Iowa." Methods Of Making
a Preliminary Drainage Report" Re
suits Of Protection and Drainage o.
Overflow Lands in Southeastern Iowa:
"The Influence Of Drainage Improve
ment on Flood Conditions:" and THE
Cost and Methods OF Cleaning Ont
Drainage bitches"
The report gives the latest and most
valuable data on drainage In Iowa. ana
contains some exceedingly interesting
pictures of the power dam at keokuk.