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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-16
Think Appleeats viii Disagree.

Think Appgo0ato VIII OisAOFs
Snecial to Times Republican.
Des Moines. Aug. ia decision was
ernected today in the capitol injunc-
tion case from Judge Applegate. but
nothing was flied here. Judge Hunter
fled his decision at Keosauqua holding
4ha millaxe tax to be unconstitutional
ana entoining Van Buren, county oni-
rials from collecting these taxes. State
nfficials believe Applegate will hold to
the contracy.
Great surprise was expressed among
oneicials at the state house today when
q was announced that Judge Hunter
had xranted the Injunction. It was
generally believed Judge Hunter would
witlhold his opinion until after Judge
.Amplexate would pass on the main suit
hrousht against state officials In Polk
county. Judge .Applegate's decision viii
afSect the entire, state on the same
4uestion.
Fl IT don't think he would grant the
4niunction." was tho comment OF w.
q. Allen. secretary cS state.
~ .syWe are anxious to get the entire
u,,eetion before the supreme court Tor
\ : devtsion ~. early ~ possible" de-
! Chased John! u Blealgly, state auditor.
ooyernor Clarlee II 1t Drakeville.
sstcday Visiting with his father. Ate
4 ~ ~ oenefal CpGson = ct the lakes
/. ~ - No opi1ioo coaN
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-16
UPHOLD UNION or CHURCHES

Presbyterian Cancellation Approved
by Court.
Kansas City, Mo-. Aug. 1e-The un-
ion Of the Presbyterian church In the
United States of America and the
Cumberland Presbyterian churches,
effected In 1905. was upheld by Judge
A. 8. Van valkenburgli In the United
states district court hero today. Mem
bees Of tho Cumberland church were
forever enjoined from interfering in
NE uss Of the united church proper
" In Missouri.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-16
mANsLAuoHTER is CHARGED.
Parents Alleged to Have Contributed
20 Death Of Child Thru Neglect.

20 Death Of Child Thru Neglect.
Des Moines. Aug. 16.--Charges OF
manslaughter were filed against Harry
Mennos, a Greek. and his American
wife, Mrs. Edna Mennos. by c. NJ.
Young, humane officer, today. The in
fant child Of the couple was found
dead in a baby carriage. which the
10-year- old sister OF the mother was
wheeling back and forth in the kitchen
OF their home Thursday night. The
parents are charged with having con-
tributed to the death OF the child thru
neglect, ~
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-16

oeaertsd Bride. Commits Suicide.
Chicago, Aug. 16.-Mrs. Mary Gu
fox, % years old. q bride OF six days.
who 10 said to have been deserted three
days after marriage. committed sui
cide ~ hanging 81 her bedroom to-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-16
CAPITAL GROUNDS
EXTENSION HALTED
Judge Hunter at Ottumwa Grants Injunction
Against Levy Of Millage Tax.
PURCHASE IS UNCONSTITUTIONAL

CREATES DEBT EXCESS OF AMOUNT FIXED
CONSTITUTIONS STATE WILL APPEAL ON GROUND
THAT DEBT BECAUSE ASSESSMENTS COVER
YEARs-pEclsioN FILLED kEosAuouA, VAN BUR
EN- COUNTY, WHERE STARTED.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-16
T.-R. BULLETIN
Noticeable News d Today
The Wsashsn

The Weather.
Sun rises Aug. II at 5:12: sets q 0:S0.
Iowa-Unsettled weather with prob.
ably showers tonight or Sunday: lower
temperatures: moderate variable
winds, shifting to northeast
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1913-05-30
GENERAL: { / \ GRANT i | / / . HAD !. /.
t.: Il MlARvEL0U US MEMORY

General Grants retentive memory
was simply marvellous, more especially
to those most closely associated with
him from day to day. In the midst of
absorbing thought and with apparent
ly unobservant manner his quick ear
and eye seemed to hear and notice ev-
erything. and two weeks or months
later the slightest details had not es-
capped his attention or memory. This
power was nnmistakably demonstrate
ed in game of whist, with ahis guest,
Major General Doyle of the British
army. between Baltimore and Fortress
Monroe. Two star officers completed
the players. With General Doyle at
his right it was simply amazing to. no-
.tice Grants ability to discover strate-
gic points. He never failed to remem-
Der every card that had fallen. whence
1t came and who was to deliver to him
all remaining, which he scooped IN as
a matter of course, although he never
seemed in the least absorbed In the
game. He was indeed an: enigmatic;
competition ii this as well 40 ia other
respects. National Magazine.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1913-05-30
VETERAN: TELLS or -: :; :. = - =
WARS GRANDEST SIGHT.

'"The grandests sight of my war ex-
perience." declares grizzled veteran.
was during Gordon's sortie at Peters
burg. The Union. batteries on the
tanks and rear of the breach made it
so hot for Gordon that be sounded
retreat But the getting out of q
trap is the hardest part Of it. 1t was
at this crisis that witnessed that
wonderful sight-a Confederate officer
on a white, horse riding at the blazing
cannon at full tilt I stood near a gun
in Fort haskell which was doing more
than it's share of slaughter when the
commander of, the, battery called out
to a knot Of us, part OF, a rife, COM
pany. Shoot the man on the white
horse! One after another our best
marksmen squeezed in between the
gun and the'~parapet wall and took
aim through. the embrasure. After
several, had put in their shots the or
derly sergeant tried it and came back
crestfallen. Handing me his rife. he
exclaimed, with a laugh: Here, you.
Vet! Fetch down the man on the
white horse" -~..''. ,:... ...s.+
with reputation to sustain; ac-
cepted the challenge. When drew a
bead on the gallant horseman' saw
that he was leading band of men
back from the main line direct upon
our guns. Shells tore the ground in
front Of him or exploded overhead. and
Invisible case shot cut down his fol-
lowers. but he held his seat like a
statue of war. Firing at random.
crawled back, handed the sergeant his
rife and said: He is too brave. Let
him co. he was finally shot dead by
bullet through the temple within
thirty yards Of our fort. . - = 80:
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1913-05-30

claimed the girl. when I.m,not fltyto
To your shoes. you're 90 patient and I
80 dighty and 46geasit ~ ssye1ed. Don't
speak that, way, please. came to
bring you these flowers aud to tell yOli
that at-tomorrow~xilL- be Memorial =.
All, you knew It. dear heart. And I'm
going to the cemetery to decorate. your
plot. IN come hrsts mud shJwyo,i tlssss
wreaths and the lp,Skets.5and you shalt
tell me- first whal.tnsdo with eachsand
where to put them. I'll do it exactly
as you'd do it fotssyour own self IL S<yoH
could 80. s5 81, s. fEsSF
THANK y my darling. said sAunty
MaeGregor. with 4 catclI In her voice.
The Lord bless thee aud keep thee.
The Lord reward thee for thy good
ness. The Lord lift up his counte-
nance upon thee and give thee peace
"Aunty,' said the girl. pa ausing at the
door and RETURNING. ,'you haven't ask.
ed me to sing for You and for this lady. !.
but I'm going e do tines .a' y. heIess. e
The day may Sbe long and 4iAfs. love.
J THERE'S rest for the worn and weary
! ~. And love for.sthe loneiy one. S,@.
! "Anid the Father house siss waiting.
: It's doors will wide unfold @6.>se8sat =
; For the pilgrim who comes with tfmtd
ssknockgS Gas t.$sff sz-%2t$3a a 1-s4 =:
II the beautiful 1sllftf fettsfs Of sela,iagd sd
She sang like a bird. and then with,
a swift. birdlike motion she Was away,
,.sPuir lassie!'' said Auntiet MacGreg-
orr standing BY TIE aid Of her crptchess
for the wee bit of view OF her fa1orite.
which the window afforded >"'She has
herr ain troubles-a stepmither and a
fausea-lover-but sbe'lltawiu through
And.s,aye;y l4teiG her 1T rthat?qshe omauna
marry anylfman she Gamma luve with
all her heart and that the right ,man'll
surely come, g., .,, .r,, -. g. I - ~ -: E.
us she in love. aunty?"' l asked .
II am not permitted to say replied
aunty, with reserve. but from what
I've seen think shelf be happy yet.
the winsome maiden that she is. Bless
:hers she'll not let my y brave. iaddtes
miss the, flowers on. Memorial. day,
It's a joy to me. they lying there
asleep. with their work all done. that
when a May time comes the kind hand
O. friendship strews the cover lid above
them with The fairest flowers. They
do rest from their $labors.," 2:'f ~
oleft} Aunty EMacGregor. feeling that
much Of heaven. was compressed into
the, rrwee bit view which was all she
would in this life have from her win.
dow, After all, it is, the spirit we
bring, to our daily experiences which,
makes earthly life blessed or. banefuI.
Memorial day with its flowers may
come oftener than once a year to those
braye soldiers of either sex of whom
it shall one day be said, They have
fought the good fight; they have fin
ished their course: henceforth there is
laid up for them a crown Of glory
that fadeth not away."-Margaret e.
Sangster in Christian Herald. =
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1913-05-30
THANK YOU, MY DARLING"

her countrywomen call a mutch. On
her neck was folded q white handker
chief. and her rusty black dress hung
in straight folds. She had very little
to live on, but people helped her deli
cately. and she had only one fear in
the world, that of living to be "a bur-
den'' and Of dying without leaving
enough to bury her decently beside the
laddies who lay-si1 stalwart sons they
had been-asleep in. the cemetery.
Three of them had died in the war: one
had survived it and died when the
peace summer spread its aureOles Of
beauty over the rejoicing land. Two
had since succumbed to disease The
old mother, had seen them laid one BY
one in the plot. which was the only
real estate to which she possessed a
title deed; One would have expected
her to be gloomy. but no! Aunty Mac
Gregor was as bright as May morn
ing. ~ .": .@9@ p
Just then there came a tap at the
door. A tall young man stood there
with helpless look on his face and in
his hand shirt which had met with
an accident in the wash. .s'' .<-*'.
1.-THE button is off the neckband,
aunty." be exclaimed piteously. not
noticing me. .o. ,>.:. ....,
+"Give it here. lad" said aunty. "and
hand me my basket from the bureau.
I'll put it right for you in minute"
81 don't know what Id do if 1t
wasn't for you. aunty." said the youth.
"All's we'll with you, Johnny. hope."
said the old lady as she returned the
quickly renovated garment.
"Yes. aunty, thank you said the
boy as he departed with the Shirt over
his arm. "'.A3 T}S II, '5sF. IL. E.
'"Auntys MacGregor." said a. little
girl. putting her head in at the=door,
mamma wants to. know how much
ipecac and squills she must give Bob:
by. He's threatened with the Group"
The requisite dose. was mentioned.
and the child few back to her apart
ment' to tell her mother. Aunty's
judgment. found. was relied on i'm
plicitly BY her neighbors in such emer--
gencies as illness or burns or bruises. Z
70 While sat1Twith her five, different
people came in on as many errands
and not one was sent away: l~a fsi5ai.s
{: To each We're, given in turn aid, coun-
sci and comfort. AS l. was ready to
take my leave up to the humble door
drove a fine equipage. a coachman in
livery, two splendid thoroughbred
horses-suc a carriage as the mil
lionaire's3 daughter drives about in.
Out sprang the child Of wealth and
luxury. beautiful golden haired girl.
dressed in, the height 9of fashion. her
hands full of violets and lilies Of the
valley. Aunty MacGregor introduced
her young friend with pardonable
pride: s.. 6.
z'Miss Ruth MacLean-ye' ken her
feyther. na doot. She's aye ready to-
do some sweet thing for the like o
mey'
'The like o. you. dear old friend ex
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1913-05-30
4 We Bit | !. View
= Story, = Il.
Mem 4 Day
'TTS only wee bit view / liza {.
but it's bonny one.' Said my
old Scotch friend cheerfully.

0rTS only wee bit view / ila. {,
but it's a bonny one. said my
old Scotch friend cheerfully
1lf - She sat beside her window in
her big cushioned chair. her crutches
within easy reach. for she was very
lame and hobbled about her. four little
rooms with great difficulty.
went to the window and looked out
I saw the corner of a street and saw
coming around the bend little process.
sion of children playing soldiers. They
had flags and drum. and their voices
sounded PLEASANTLY as they marched by.
"Aunty." inquired. ''how long have
you. been lame and unable to go
about?" Es.s&
She replied cheerfully: "X matter OF
forty years and more. sdearie.t l took
cold soon after; the war, when my last
laddie cam home to die. and I never
got over It. But l don't suffer SO very
much, and ! take great pleasure in my
hoose and my fren's and my bonny
wee bit view ,u. : .<.e,.,axs
. Mrs MacGregor smiled. She was a
highlander from Inverness. a large
frameds stately woman with black
eyes and coal black hair. and always
she wore cap with large frills and a
band Of black ribbon-the sort of cap
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-31

BE IT ORDAINED ~ the counel
- he cts a Mexico a. foiloss.
s~ss- rAat tie urtinApce e.
.aana An orasnance 70 asnsnd So
.,ea u q ordsnAace = q 1hs RgfEs
"a oraiaAacea q the Cry 1 Mex
10 fgs isss. eatIsiee Tdoeuses. . bs
n-~assa 30 thsf the hrsh p~arasrAph
therefore shall rad a. folloEs-
safk-Upon Hcsnss . cAry On =
no.fsr yseturs sAov seFentr aoiiars
p~ 81. prorNsa that a Heesss 20
cAny On a moving picture ssow shall
NO Iaclade a iscsaHe 70 kes0 Al oper
boass Or 10 koH t~AeakriuAi. Operative
sr ninssrss performances Or okhsr
amaseneats q he ake character ~
aasink ssz COWS. undsr such
nesase 70 CARR ca = moving psefuse
ssgw.
se~eson ? mis- ordlaznse shan be
N ssser, fron ard after IS pubiiea-
t5oa
Passed this 7sth dAy Of July 1913
gEALA WILLARD POTTS.
PrssidsaR 81 the CITY counciI
ApproreS this zesh day q Jnly 1918
WILLARD POTTS. Mayor.
Attest. WALLACE DEERNc.
CITY cIerk
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-31

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NlEE R1sh 4a=z q sozsh DakotH
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Mzs Fa1sze D&nisss zz1 Miss Wiz
EzsR MeTs0aziS Of csatrzEsA ara VISIT
ing RaSs GAIT zad wife
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Ma1szy racrnlng
ozstA = number cane oct from Ma
Ee - s1ezd TIE eognfy meeting a
Ez8 Rfrer today. July g
Tns Thompson team defeated the
sErszsa Esss At stzrEeo1 suaazy
Is to g.
ice Ca1sS1.e has returned 20 Eel
K2&. 1fsar looking after his sz-=
hsre 3 few ears
Fr2aE Greasy has returxeS % pal
Las. TsEa after Speeding : wssks
with parezez here
E1gr Hszr ez-s eown f-uz Hoa
LasviIle MsnazT and sEpesfs 70 rz
to ozzhA wssh II. T. Cast hzss n
week
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Rash HH s@rs Sunday
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0ae kas u cattle On s Lo1E z-
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trzlsa listed ! D PzH an6 sz-ay
Ezn5zy
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izll2 Saturday and Szz6zT.
Ross Cant sa1 vie visited ia Cs
.trzliz Sznazy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-31

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t-uzz 1lz 70 II b. per srre
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LIa@rTv wsre largely assende8 The
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a tak il the evsniszg the Rsy.
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w. The barrel % ks cod hnoz
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graay and San8sY The Rev PrasssF
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ard the pastor prsaS strocx as
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-31
WADE a GOOD lax

TAs lecture q Free Nss0zTy Esrs
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the Grad Lo3gs & NlEs71r A p
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postal zsa n the State O. the
hAEoT and wo-x q Frs@ Mzzoar.
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zAa. AT his vixsss to Mokare
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suffering iztszssJ VIII zsz1zIsa a.,
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HollExsvLIE

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attend shas sexvsces
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daughter, MARI Frzaoes visited the-
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-31
Family Dance is the
Latest In Kansas CITY

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-31
Meucans Use Bible
For Cigarette Papers

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-31
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Is visiting Mrs L c Hsrkx snd oshss
relatives this week
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sozx n Mexico Sstrrszy ArS sz-azy.
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load af shaeV M0z1ay night
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-31
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that Lzvtz's Crest Bad Is eo-1g
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