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The Cape County herald., 1913-06-06

The Adventures Of Jack Ken
nedy, train robber and bandit
will show in pictures at the
Grand tonight and Saturday
night Jack served seventeen
years in the pen, the notices
read and posed specially for
these pictures.
The Cape County herald., 1913-06-06
King Goes Up In Alrship.

Rome, June 6. King Victor
Emmanuel and his principal aid
de-camp, Gen Ueo Brusati, to-
day made q flight in a military
dirigible balloon at the army
flying ground at BraccianO, about
20 miles from the city.
The Cape County herald., 1913-06-06
The Prineess.

The coolest place during the
warmest weather is the Princess
Theatre. on Main street. Mana
gers Cowan and Strain have
added a dozen more large fans
to give ample comfort to their
many patrons during this ex-
treme hot weather. Every
Thursday night a special feature
picture will be shown. and it is
we'll for the theatre going public
to remember this night.
The Cape County herald., 1913-06-06

Miss Virgin Chappuis and
Adolph Sheetz eloped to jackson
last Monday and were married
by Justice of the Peace J. Arm
strong. Mr.. Sheetz formerely
worked for the Frisco system,
but has bought a large farm near
Commerce, Mo-, where he will
take his bride next week.
The Cape County herald., 1913-06-06
SEWING GIRLS WANTED.

We need 200 more girls at once
to make mems athletic under
wear on power sewing machines.
Nice clean work, light. we'll ven
tilated work rooms. Board in
our modern Cambridge Court
Cottages $3.50 per Week. Good
wages, permanent positions.
Board guaranteed from the start
to beginners.
Address
Sexton Manufacturing Co.
Fairfield, IN.
The Cape County herald., 1913-06-06

r. Kelly and r. George We're
fined FIVE dollars and costs by
Justice Willer for shooting squir-
rels out Of season. The arrest
was made by Sheriff Summers,
who received tip from the
farmers near GordonviIle that
many hunters were violating the
game laws. Prompt attention
caused the above arrests.
The Cape County herald., 1913-06-06

Mrs. A. J. Flentge who was
operated on month ago in St.
Francis hospital, was well enough
to go home with her husband
last Saturday night
The Cape County herald., 1913-06-06

Miss Goldie Crayens Of Skies
ton visited relatives in the Cape
this week. Her brother Monroe
Cravens entertained her and
their mother. Mrs, w. S. Cra-
yens.
The Cape County herald., 1913-06-06

The Royal theater continues to
show to lighthouses. Manager
LaCroix's selection Of high class
pictures always pieases, and a
fine bill is sure to be seen next
week.
The Cape County herald., 1913-06-06

Perry Chappuis the Herald's
Office boy, has returned to work
after a weeks illness. the result
of a bad case of mumps.
The Cape County herald., 1913-06-06

Detective Smith of the Frisco
system was in the city today on
official business. He is going
south tomorrow.
The Cape County herald., 1913-06-06

Mrs. J. r. Ellis Of Commerce
was in the city the first of the
week.
The Cape County herald., 1913-06-06

Oscar Altman, a linotype oper-
ator on the Daily Republican
spent a few days in st. Louis
with his parents, returning last
Wednesday.
The Cape County herald., 1913-06-06

R. NJ. Cowan, manager of the
Princess theatre, is going to st.
Louis next Sunday to meet his
mother who is there from Chi
CagO.
The Cape County herald., 1913-06-06

C. F. Hopkins Of Zalma has
returned home after stay here
on business.
The Cape County herald., 1913-06-06

Frank Chappuis who has been
contracting in Advance, has
returned home, having completed
his work there.
The Cape County herald., 1913-06-06

Miss Mabel Henderson has
been visiting here for the past
few days.
The Cape County herald., 1913-06-06

Mrs. H. w. Dodge and chill
dren of Commerce visited friends
in the Cape this week.
The Cape County herald., 1913-06-06

w. G. Anderson of Commerce
visited his friends here last
Sunday.
The Cape County herald., 1913-06-06

Mike Sullivan of the Missouri
Public Utilities spent two days
in limo this week on business
for the company.
The Cape County herald., 1913-06-06
0. J. Snider of FredericlStown
was in town yesterday

John Fassold has accepted a
position with the u. S. Express
Co.
The Cape County herald., 1913-06-06

Misses Juanita Greer and War
die Mathews of Sikeston spent
a few days in the city calling on
their friends.
The Cape County herald., 1913-06-06

Clay Lutz has returned from
his trip to st. Louis where he
was visiting friends.
The Cape County herald., 1913-06-06

Rabbi Harrison of st. Louis is
here attending the annual COM
mencement of the Normal school.
The Cape County herald., 1913-06-06

Mrs. Crowder and Miss Grace
Blackledge Of Commerce were
here the first of the week.
The Cape County herald., 1913-06-06

Bishop D. S. Tuttle of St.
Louis will hold services at the
Christ Episcopal church tonight.
The Cape County herald., 1913-06-06
L0GAL ANl GENERAL

Ben Obermiller was over from
Jackson yesterday,
The Cape County herald., 1913-06-06

Miss Hettie Mitchell of Port
ageville, stopped off few hours
in the Cape last Tuesday; from
here she will go to st, Louis to
visit her mother during her va
cation.
The Cape County herald., 1913-06-06

After a few days visit with
her mother, Mrs. Hines Russell
returned to her home in Neelys
Landing.
The Cape County herald., 1913-06-06

A. A. Campbell who was ar
rested for an attack on Miss
Adolphia Ruediger last May,
was released ON a bond Of $500,
the amount fixed by Justice
Willer. He will have a hearing
on June 10Th,
The Cape County herald., 1913-06-06

DR.. B. w. Willis and Percy
Osterloh went to limo and Edna
on their motorcycles last Sunday.
The Cape County herald., 1913-06-06

Harvey Stein who left last
Sunday for southern points on
business, will return tomorrow
morning,
The Cape County herald., 1913-06-06

FOR SALE A first-class cafe,
doing a fine business. Newly
fitted, swell location in a large
city in this county, Big bar
gain if taken at once. For
particulars, write B 33, this
Office.
The Cape County herald., 1913-06-06

Miss Stella Chappuis visited
her many friends in Menfro
last Sunday.
The Marshall republican., 1913-11-14
TO SANTA CLAUSE

My dear loving Santa Claus; g.
Please bring me a blue enamaled
set OF dishes, star aluminium kitchen
set. sack OF Jumbo flour and Hour
sitter, n clothes basket. Bring moth
or some dresses and some skirts aud u
pair of gloves .ssdpoips pfoisy dtNhss
andla a comb, 70 xoin her helB@ ibring
father a shltt,a pair, Of gloves. bring
mother three pair OF white-iept stock
ings; bring aunt Fannie q waist. and
bring Aunt Lutte a skirt, and bring
Aunt birdie dress and apron, and
please brnig grandma something, and
bring me some candy, nuts, oranges
and bananas, and want few school
dresses please. This Is all.
From Princess Bell.
p. s.: Please bring me bank
that cant get 40 money out until
sc. $40 in II.
The Marshall republican., 1913-11-14
NEW NEAT MAnKEr OPENED.

G.. +. Shaver. formerly OF Clinton
Mo. opened new cash meet mar
kat on West Arrow street In the Me-
Ginnis building, Saturday morning
November Sth. with a nice line oil
fresh beef. pork. veal and lamb. cut
ed meats and sausage. The patronage
OF the citizens OF Marshall and vic,-
nifty Is solicited. orders for meat will
be received by phone and delivered
by the Merchant delivery.
A cordial invitation is extended to
all to call at our shop. We desire tu
make the acquaintance OF our custo-
mers and have them learn our bu1-
ness methods. We win endeayor 10
please all who give us trial. Res
pectfully. G, Y. SHAVER. Phone $50
The Marshall republican., 1913-11-14
HEADS DEBATING SOCIETIES

FULTON. Mo. Nov. Bucknci
Harrison OF Mexico. a student a.
Westminster College. has been elec'
ed president OF the Triangular DE
batting Association, which include
Westminster Missouri valley o
Marshall and Central OF Faycttc.
Mr.. Harrison is captain OF the az.
batting teams that will rcprssen,
Westminster IN the contests.
Mr.. Harrison has closed cot
tract with Missouri valley Coles
OF Marshall Tor the annual debatg
and practically has q contract close1
with Central College OF Fayettc. the
other member OF the triangular &c
batting association.
The Marshall republican., 1913-11-14
MISSOURI UNIVERSITY OFFER
FARM COURSE

The college OF agriculture OF tue
University OF Missouri has arranged
TO give branch short courses tnis
winter for the farmers wao are un-
able to attend the University. Theso
courses are given ut any place N
Missouri whore the local interest 10
sufficient to insure good attend
ancc and successful course.
During tho winter OF i9li-l2 CT
even such courses were held in the
following countiosa CLARK, Gruno>
Harrison, Lewis. Lincoln. Macon
Nodaway. Pettis. Pike and Sc Char
les, Eight hundred and sixty-two
farmers received the benefit of thes,
courses. NThis year the univcrsi',
desires TO extend the work over th'
entire state. A large number OF alr
plications for Information regardinl
branch short courses is expected bl
tho College OF Agriculture a Colum
bia, Missouri.
The Marshall republican., 1913-11-14
poNNELLY.DoNEnoE, NuPTiAL

ono OF the quiet autumn wedding
which has been looked forward -
with much interest by the friend,
the contracting parties. was that
Miss Mary Ellen Donehoe. daughter
or Mrs. =. r. Donehoe and Mr. I'd
ward >. Donnelly OF sedalla. Thl
nuptial service took place wcdncsde'
November ~ at 81. Peters catliol' ,
church. hour Gi3O q. N. Ro@ ratl..
or Francis ]. o'Neill the oiticlaiin
minister.
The ceremony was witnessed by ,L'
immediate families OF the bride va 4
groom and lew close friends.
After the ceremony the bridal party
and guests were driven TO the Done
hoe home ON South Lafayette. whet
u wedding breakfast was beautiful,
served.
The groom Is a young business ma.
OF scdalia. who Is highly esteemed l.
all who know him. lie has bee.
making FREQUENT trips To our city tol
the past year or two, and the we'd
ding OF this morning was culmlna
ton OF an acquaintance Of scverD
years.
'rhe best wishes aud congratuli
tions OF our people will follow th'
couple. They viii be at home /
Sodalia alter their wcddiag trip
viii go Immediately to Housekeeping
Those from a distance here TO a:
tcnd the wedding were Mrs. Marsarc
Donnelly and Misses Nell Tess M
Louise Donnelly. mother and sister
of the groom; Leo Kipping aud Jam'
Eagan, all OF sedalia; Misses Dorothy
Anna and Margaret Kellet, James an
Charles Kellet. Mt. Leonard,
The Marshall republican., 1913-11-14
nInTnpAY srRpIIsE

J. a. burgess. OF the Mt. Olive
ncighborhood. was in Marshall Tues
day for the first time since Monday
OF last week. but 1t isn't hard TO un-
derstand why no couldn't come sooner
when the facts are known. That day
! as HIS G5th birthday anniversary and
his good wife and ncighbors consp;red
10 surprise him. which they did hy
turning out In a large number and
also by giving him one OF the most
beautiful dinners they could prepare.
or courrc the candles were there and
We asked him how they managed 10
hight so many. but ho raid that waS
simple as there were plenty there "a
do the ligating. What surprises ~
most is the fact that he could get oui
u, ill after such q least. ejoin a.
Wishing him many more happy ami
versnries.
The Marshall republican., 1913-11-14
DEATHS
JUD(iEI. M. WINNING

Judge J. w. winning. 72-years-old.
died Thursday. November G at 7;45 y.
M. at his home. 426 North Jefferson
avenue after an illness OF several
years. For about six years he has
been almost an invalid, his blindness
rendering him almost helpless. Ills
condition grew much worse about
week prior to his passing and his life
vas dispaired,
Judge Winning was one OF Saline
county's most prominent and widely
known citizens and was universally
esteemed. lie has served the county
ia various official capacities. lie
served Arrow Rock township as JUS
ticc OF the peace for several years,
Was n county Judge for two terms,
from 1ssS-is90. and was county trea-
surer for four terms.
Judge Winning was born IN Arrow
Rcck. October %. isii, and was the
son OF Edward and Cathrine Gran
than Winning. the parents coming 20
this county from Virginia overland.
In 1864. during Prices raid. Mr..
Winning enlisted IN the Confederate
army under shelby. surrcndcrlng at
Shreveport. La. and returning 10
Saline county. lie was married "a
his first wife. who was Miss Elyna NJ
woodaon. october o, 1875. In 1898
ho was married TO the surviving wife
who was Miss Mary Il. Cantrlll OF
Kentucky. To neither union were
there born children.
The departed enc was n devoted
member OF the Baptist church In thi'
city.
Tho funeral service took place frc:.
tho First Baptist church saturda,
afternoon at 3 o'clock and was under
the auspices OF the Masons to whicl
lodge he has been q honored member
for n number OF yoarn.
Rev. Clarence Hodge preached th'
funeral oratIon. to the large numbe
OF friends assembled to pay tholr las
Gad tribute.
Tho Mesons. Trilumina Lodge M
205 A. +. and A. NJ, had charge 0
tho intermcn,. which wss' ia Rids
/ Park cemetery Tho pali bearer
were. Lac. oannt. Judge ID. J. ofta
c. n. Bacon. c. A. Mhuch. v. '
Huff and Il. d. ouissenbury OF sla
ter.
The Marshall republican., 1913-11-14
CHARLES HUME

Charles Hume, 79-years-old. died
nt his home 2h miles southeast OF
Malta Bend, Saturday, Noyember s.
at 1880 p. m. OF general debility. he
having been In III hoalth for some
months. Mr. Hume IL n pioneer OF
the county and was well aud favorably
known,
Mr.. Hume is survived by two sons
Robert and Charles Hume and two
daughters. Mrs, Ed. Hutehcrson and
Mrs. Lula Hinebrand. all OF Saline
county.
Mr.. Hume was devote member o
the Baptist church.
The funeral service took place Mon
day at Union church west OF Marshal
at II a. m. and intcrment was at I'm
ion cemetery.
r. NJ. Walker, r,ortician. ha'
charge OF the f,rnorEl arrangements.
The Marshall republican., 1913-11-14
Ml,s. GoRGIR HURST

Miss Georgia Ann Hurst was bori.
near HaTrodsburg. Mercer county. ~
Jan. /, 1866 and diei Nov. 2. 1913
In Kansas city. Mo-, aged 81 years'
10 onths and days.
With the family SO moved IN iSS2
to Sweet Springs, Mo-. then know''
as Brownsville. .,tks.l,..
Tho funeral was soHdAated nt ne
homo Monday afternoon by ReY, g,
Il. shankin OF the Christian ehurch
OF which the deceased was q men''
ber. and the burial was made ID
Fairview cemctery.--Sweet Springs
Herald.
The Marshall republican., 1913-11-14
PUBLIC MEETING
TUESDAY NIGHT

A mass meeting was held In the
circuit court room at the court
house on Tuesday evening. Nov. ~
for the purpose of discussing muni-
cipal ownership. The courtroom was
comfortably filed with the citizens OF
the city. who are Interested In this
important question. and those who
favor municipal ownership had
charge OF the meeting and with the
exception OF MIR. Moore, who made
short address at the close Of the
meeting, all the speakers advocated
municipal ownership and gave their
reasons for the faith that was In
them.
The Marshall republican., 1913-11-14
AMONG OUR FRIENDS

The following names we're new sub
scribers or renewals during the past
week:
Fred H. Stockmen. Malta Bend.
G. NJ Rocks. X. 3. Malta Bend.
Jack Barnes. Sugar Creek. Mo.
Fred Pitiman, X. I. Malta Bend.
Fred Lemler. Blackburn.
n. VI. Meyer. Arrow Rock.
Geo. williams. Napton.
w. =. Flanders. Nelson.
Mrs. VIM. Smith. Basstrop, La.
7. J. Burton. Napton.
J. &. Henke. X. /, Malta Bend.
Henry Schanz. city.
G. l.. Johnson. Il. /, Sweet Springs
l.. y. Mendor. Cassville. Mo.
Loci Cartee. Texas city. Texas.
IL. NJ. Meyer. slater.
The Marshall republican., 1913-11-14
ooLl.EtiE QuARTETTE

The qnariette or siisscpri Valley
has recently yeorganlzed for the COM
ing year with the following personel;
]. E. Tope, Arthur Mcoinnis, Howard
Talbot aud L. r, Patton, Il as well
rs the men and the ladies glee clubs
and the recently organized ladies
quartotte. win be under the direction
OF Prof. Fichthorn Of the music de-
partment OF the college,
The Marshall republican., 1913-11-14
Minutes or
COUNTY COURT

November term.
Court convened IN regular session.
with all members present
The following. proceedings were
had:
Clerk directed TO make requlsition
on State Auditor, for County Foreign
Insurance Tax. in the sum OF s2,7O2.-
I25.
Warrant drawn In favor OF Joseph
Frakes in the sum OF Sl.jO, as boun-
~ Tor one wolf scalp.
In the matter OF petition OF w. II.
Aulgcr and others for new road.
Petition filed and proof OF posting
notices made. and county engineer
ordered to view and report.
In the matter OF Salt Branch Dra-
image District, Commissioner file petit
tlon for additional assessment. and
court sets December end. for hearing.
and directs that notice be published
in Miami News.
!. r. Coleman. treasurer. files his
quarterly settlement. aud the same Is
by the court examined and approved.
Oscar G, Chllcott. constable. iilea
his official bond, which Is by tue
court examined aud approved.
Engineer directed TO view and re-
port Culvcrt IN =. Il. corner section !,
township 50, range 30.
In the matter OF petition OF ID. {
Holt aud others for change OF road
petition filed aud proof Of posting
notices made. and county engineer
directed to view and report.
In the matter OF petition OF A. W
Howell ana others to vacatc road
cause taken up upon the remonstrac'
OF John Thomas. the court after hear
irg the evidence. orders the romon
strnnce dismisscd aud the road yacat
> ed.
Warrants ordered drawn To rcsula'
paupcrs rs per revised list.
: Certificate OF appointment OF II
, u. Maupin In deputy assessor, pre-
, sented and By the court approved.
, Joe II. Auer. collector. present
4 statement OF collections for tn
month OF October, aud also for th
) quarter ending October 3lst. both O
= which are by the court approved.
, Court Inspects roads and bridge
= In the southwestern part OF the ooun
: ~
, Rosignation OF r. H. u. lsh. iustie
OF the peace OF Cambridge, prescntc
! ana filed; and by the court accepted
b The court appoints rhos. j. GauI
. din. Justice OF the peace OF cambridg
+ township, FOR a term ending at I'll
\ general election, 1914,
In the matter ol petition OF j. j
y Prior. and others. for widening Maj
Q shall and shaokelford road. caus
Q continued to Deesmber End, 1918.
= Court adjourned TO meet Decembe
Int, 1918.
The Marshall republican., 1913-11-14
QUILTING Party.

..IHa AZ HHN H.H|
I Mrs, Edgar Reid OF Iierndon en-
toftained quiten few of her neish'
ibors. Friday by inviting them to a
Eouiltmg. The neighbors were SUR
prised. when they got there aud
found she had two quilts ready for
them TO begin their work. After an
excellent dinner was served by Mrs
Reid, she offered prize for the fast
est quilters. which caused much fun
Mrs. Jake Yokley won first prize
Mrs. Charles shoulendemior second
Mrs. Robert Aulger for best Guilteri
Mrs. viii Smiley for quilting tbs
most on one guilt. and Mrs. Tom Reit
fer the others. ls
The Marshall republican., 1913-11-14
spRINGrIELD To voTE AGAIN
second Election ON Commission Gov
ernment ca We called.

-. = II t4a
second election 81 GkAliy.lea iorT,
OF government for sprtnsfieid is as
sured by the announcement OF the
new Charter can1iaish COMMITTEES
that a sufficient number OF signers
to petitions orderpg an election had
been obtained.
The petitions WIN be presented AZ
an early meeting OF the City Council,
which. according tos the law. mus'
call new election within thirty days
Commission formAof government
was defeated here by 500 votes al q
special election October I. aud car
ried in Joplin at the same time BY Q
majority of s5S. The new CharteI
win be opposed by the Anti-comnis
sion For OF Government Leaguv
an active organization composed lar
| sely OF city and county officials.
The Marshall republican., 1913-11-14
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Ward Piper. slater. and Lucy f.
Dowden. Blackburn.
Edward J. Donnelly, Sedalia and
Mary Ellen Donahoe, Marshall.
Richard Allen. (coD and Margaret
Hawkins (col) both OF Mt. Leonard.
Cleveland Renno. and Emma Rent
son. both OF Nelson.
Floyd Medlin and Clara Stockman,
both OF Malta Bend.
Elmer Eugene Birch. Marshall and
Anna McMahan, Blackwater.
The Marshall republican., 1913-11-14
POULTRY MARKET.
uNCALLED FOR LETTERS

Remaining In tho Marshall, Mo,
post office. November ~. 1913. I,
not called for In two weeks will be
sent TO the dead letter office at wash
irgton, ID. C..
Ladies' DAME. Mrs. T. D.; wilkeF,
Miss Emma.
Gcntlomen--Clark. George NJ.
Gale. DR.. +. W: Kennedy. John f.,
Moore. Johnlc; Peterson. Henry;
Trimblo. J. @. G. b. BACON. =. NJ.
The Marshall republican., 1913-11-14
DIG FARM SAFE

Z. II. Eisea reports hayins sold
Walker Bakers fine fnrn ncar Malta
Bend OF aio aares at ss7,5 20 Geo,
j Chrisman OF the southearn suburbs
of Marshall. who win get possession
March lat. This is one OF Saiine's
highly improved farms,
The Marshall republican., 1913-11-14
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Floyd Medlin. young agriculturist
OF near Malta Bend and Clara Stock
man. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, Frank
stockman. prominent citizen OF Malta
Bend. were united In lnarriNgc We'd
nesday. November s. at shackelford.
Rev. Father Meany, the otficiatins
divine. The newly welded couple
win reside at Malta Bend
The Marshall republican., 1913-11-14

Mrs. Dave VanMeter OF Miami.
Mrs. Grirfeth OF Rridge Prairie and
Miss Vera Lenz OF slater were out
of-town ladies shopping here Wee-
nesday.
The Marshall republican., 1913-11-14

The situation in Mexico continued
TO be a leading topic during the past
week. An imaginary "ultimatum." :"
an application to France for media
ton, offers from CerraDza ard the
usual raft OF diplomatic rumors.
kept the Mexican pot boiling during
the week. Support OF President VII
sons position seems to be general
throughout the opuntry. but the
Mexican problem seems far from be-
ing solved.
The Marshall republican., 1913-11-14
CURRENT
EVENTS

The Federal income !ax went into
operation Nov. /, and Immediately
developed numberless complexities
which the treasury department has
since been engaged In Strengthening
out.
The Marshall republican., 1913-11-14

J. r. Wells has returned from
Norton where he has been for sew
erol days doing the metal work on
Jack Hawkins new residence. which
Ia progressing nreiy.
The Marshall republican., 1913-11-14
soLp alo ACRES

Crockett a Elsea sold, last week.
24O acres of vne Walker Baker farri
near Salt Springs to George Christ
man for $4,000
The Marshall republican., 1913-11-14
L.sTHa PrsrRY

Letha Petry. 7-years-old. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. August Petry OF north
OF Nelson. died Saturday OF bowel
trouble. The funeral and burial
took place suadfy aisernoon
The Marshall republican., 1913-11-14
pox SOCIAL

There win be box social at the
Glenwood school house. three miles
south OF Herndon. Saturday night
November | 8. Everybody invited.
The Marshall republican., 1913-11-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Aleck McRobcrts
and children Of Malta Bend we're y,
Mari hail Wednesday IN their machine
The Marshall republican., 1913-11-14

Harley Thomas who had a position
here with the Wells Fargo Compan.
the same company.
The Marshall republican., 1913-11-14

Gov. Ralston OF Indiana called
out the entire state militia OF 1000
men to qucll disorder In connection
with the strike OF street car men at
indianapolis where there had been u
complete tie-up for over week,
Gov. Raiston. however, succeeded In
bringing about q settlement and the
men went back TO work. The matter
will be submitted 20 arbitration.
The Marshall republican., 1913-11-14

c. nj. Hagen OF Sweet spring is In
ths county as iurymaa In the crim'-
nal coArt, which convened Monday
morning.
The Marshall republican., 1913-11-14

A decided Confueian revival has
been in progress the past few months
in China and n Confucian association
has been formed In which are many OF
the leading scholars OF the republic.
An energetic campaign has been car
ried on to influence the members of
Parliament to vote In favor OF max
ing Confucianism the state religion.
without, however. taking away re-
ligious liberty. The Christians oi
tho republic. numbering nearly L.
900. 600. will present a counter neti'
tion for unconditional religiods
liberty and against state religion.
The Marshall republican., 1913-11-14

Nine men accused OF conspiring tc
assissinate the Ameer OF Afghanis
tan were blown TO death from tn,
mouths OF large cannon In the pres
cnce OF a great crowd at Kabul. the
capitol.
The Marshall republican., 1913-11-14

Mrs. Robt, Grayeley OF Roanoke
Va. arrived Monday Tor . visit to'he'
parents Mr.. and Mrs, y. n. rillerv
The Marshall republican., 1913-11-14

Miss Matte Sparks, who teacse'
at Grand Pass spent Sunday at ns'
home on east Arrow.