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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1913-08-08
MAURERTOWN

S. L. Sager is the father OF
a new daughter since last We'd
nesday.
A. J. Saum, of Shenandoah
City who had been visiting
frieuds here for a few days re-
turned to his home on last Fri
jday.
VIM. (Pete) Yew and wife who
| were visiting Mrs. Emma Baus-
erman left for their home at
Cumberland on Wednesday.
Stanley Barham who is con-
nected with The Augusta Nat
ional Bank at Stanton is here
for his vacation with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Barham.
Miss Roberta Funkhouser who
had been on a visit with friends
at Winchester and vicinity for
the past few weeks, returned
home on last Thursday.
Mrs. A. G. Shaver and daugh-
ter Miss Florence returned from
visit of two weeks at Winches-
ter on last Friday.
Jacob E. Boyer had the mis-
fortune to lose a valuable mare
last week.
Rev. Jacob McInturff. of
Sargentville New Jersey was the
guest of Rev. E. B. Shaver on
last Friday.
Harry Bentz and wife of
Hagerstown arrived here last
saturday and are with Mrs.
Bentz's mother, Mrs. Martha
Spiker.
C. I. James left for Percelsville
on Sunday where he has a car
load of melons for the Camp
Injecting near that place, that
opened on last Tuesday.
B. H. Meredith and wife of
|Clarksburg, w. Va, are here to
Spend a few days with relatives
and friends. Mr.. Meredith IS a
passenger auditor with the B. &
10. r. R. Co.
Miss Nellie Smallwood, of
Lexington for several years
a trained nurse at the State
Hospital at Martinsburg was the
guest of Mrs. Sue Hess from
Friday till Monday.
Mrs. ]. P. Stirewalt of New
Market after a visit with her
brother ]. 1. Coffman and family
returned home on Tuesday.
Misses Stella Huffman and
Olive Hickman after a visit with
the family of Ed. John Ryman
returned to their home at Riley
vile on Monday.
Messrs. w. E. McInturff, Mel
vim Shrum, w. Carpenter, with
their wives and children are
spending the week at Orkney
Springs.
Sydney Newman's stable was
d destroyed by FIRE en- last Sunday
about II M. his adopted son Ray
was playing with matches and
one fell in the hay the little fell
low had barely time to get out
the building. Some several
feet of lumber five
bushel of potatoes and a load of
hay was lost.
G. Harry Haun, wife and two !,
daughters Elizabeth and Viz.
GINA accompanied by Mrs. /
Haun's father Jno. H. Wisman
IF st. Luke left for Northumber- :
and County on Wednesday to
,is;t the family of Mr.. W.. H.
Blackwell.
Mrs. Roger C. Bausermsn is
again confined to her bed with
stack of her chronic trouble.
The Quality Music House are
Yelling the Stsltx Player Piano !,
It ! rednced RGi0e daEiag fllis
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1913-08-08
IN EauQuIer and LoudOuD Co 5

We have for sale some splendid
farms for moderately low figures. No
l. A magnificent proposition; $50
acres close to railroad; $50 acres of
which is fine creek bottom: price
S42 500 90, No. 2. 1888 acres; 50 acres
of creek bottom; good dwelling
houses; good barn, silo, cattle shed.
Close to railroad, schools aud
churches; price s55 90 per acre No
8. 1877 acres; level and gently rolling
land in splendid state { cultivation;
good house, barn and out-buildings.
Price $1,000. 1-3 cash; balance to
suit. Also splendid mill property;
in perfect repair; % barrel capacity
with corn and feed burrs and in splen-
did farming community with fine ex-
change trade, good miller's house;
blacksmith shop and 20 acres of land
attached Price IS, 600: easy terms.
For further particulars write for
descriptions and circular.
f. SCOTT CARTER & CO.,
June g. Warrenton, Va.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1913-08-08
j. N. DAVIS & COMPANY.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
WOODSTOCK, VIRGINIA..
Aug limo.
CECIL COUNTY FARMS
AT
Private Sale.

l. l56 acres, fine buildings, land the
best. Price lsl2, 500. 00) Barn on this
farm cost 5000.
2. 246 acres house and 2 barns
Locust land Price only $500.
3. 50 acres good buildings. Price
only $1,000.
These farms are all near Rail Road
aud we'll located. Cecil il one ~
the best counties in the state.
Address, JOHN G. HINDMAN.
Real Estate Agent,
Phone los. Rislne Sun. Nd
Aug. limo.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1913-08-08
Rockingham County.

For House of Delegates
Keezel $40.
Roiston l,023.
Driver 500,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1913-08-08
WANTED.

Stable room for stallion and board
for keeper from September l, 1913 to
March l, 1914. Prefer place on farm
where will have regular work after
Fall season. Will pay cash for board
or work it out, just as it suits party l
am boarding with. Wish 20 change
as soon as possible.
For particulars address,
J. L. MAUCK,
Aug S-3t Route 3, Woodstock, Va.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1913-08-08

The reason we make sales of Real Estate is because
we REFUSE TO LIST PRICED TOO HIGH. There
fore prospective purchasers rest assured that prof.
critics on our list Real Estate is stea
v advancing if you invest it will be both wise and
profitable
excellent small farm Of of land in high state II
line GoR dwf Was apd sad 8 from
close schools, 5000 90 onehrd Cash
balance suit purchaser.
very $50 mile from DetcE
G no and nes
ar pdd oeRsd fo OF 100 select apple Trees just
1 ss e dqa A large
stat a1 n has ad o, quick
oD a fine Where s dd E % eu
fairly @ and @
select Of apples old the
selling price
An excellent farm p miles from Middetown containing 100
] @ ass sa a aes at the ao a o%
g. ESQ oo-one-half Cash, balance to suit purchaser
fine farm no q miles from Stephens City, Va good
barn all other buildings which insured
one-third Cash. balance to suit purchaser.
valuable four story mill 4Ox feet stands Of
and er New at so sn 1es dop
property will be sold a bargain quick applicant
good little farm Of 81 Is Of productive land miles from
s5cg 1 na and other T n s
one-half Cash, balance purchaser
At va farm OF 90 OF fine productive and
failing
fenced This is ideal farm. Price $500
ing os ct s OF inside ssa s
terial $40 shed
machinery aud large o OF
tools The
sacrifice $500 90
TO- great bargain orchard adjoining the above
halls. all finely
and fenced Price
fine % % s. esa s.h sed ~ noe 9 veil
In WIRE finely watered by running excellent
room dwelling large meal house, house
ana ice house, 1000 apple DID, heavy bearing 400
and 80 plum ideal
o suit.
r. nice 16 Mddesown
only $1,000. e -
!3 One OF the best limestone county,
Station 24o
high
the county Price $4,000 suit
a. tract OF 30 superb limestone
creek Station in the highest and finely waed
Price $1,000 - - -
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1913-08-08
THE
Dunsmore Business College
Stanton, Virginia.

session ard the wants every young
sefsupporng to for
testimonials
makeso something themselves
cal
skilled
for clerical work ,.. o., -. ~. 900, -
tors factories country They making
people given the
School National thorough and practical preparation
the of the times
from Dunsmore The cashiers
president OF is Dunsmore
between IAN l, 1913 and July !, 1913
College all the
perso needs in securing employment
concerning
j. C. DUNSMORE, PRESIDENT.
11-2m
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1913-08-08
For Sale.

A uew six-room, two story Dwelling
(erected since 1909 with all necessary
cement walks, &C., and
fruit of all kinds on q two-acre lot in
the town O;
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1913-08-08

Address: Box las. New Market, Va.
Aug. ST.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1913-08-08
F. H. BRUMBACK.
NJ DAVIS F. H. BRUMBACK
Real Estate.
EXCELLENT VALUES.

The reason we make sales of Real Estate is because
we REFUSE TO LIST PRO PERTY PRICED TOO HIGH. There
fore prospective purchasers rest assured that
critics on our list are Real Estate is ste
lily advancing, if you invest it will be both wise and
profitable.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1913-08-08
PRICE S27OO.O0,

NEW MARKET, VA,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-15
Dla sfabych i nerw0-
WYCh,

Zmeczen,, s}abl, nerwowi mez-
czyzni kobiety, beda osuc ambl>
eva, energ,a pe}na zycia zaws.e
mied dobry apetyt, skoro bed4
brac odpowiednie rsecsY ku sdro.
v,n wescle Electric Bltters.
Mic lepszego ma zo}adek, watrobe
! uerkl. Tys,ace m6wi he zawdsie-
cxaia zycie swe temu doskona}emu
.domowemu lekarstwu. PAM O.
Rh,neyault, Z Vestal Center, N.
", m6wi: ,,Powa1am Electric
Bltters jake u~ajwiekszy dar. Mig
dy ME moge zalomnlec co ono ola
mnie xrobi}o." Wezcie butelke ola
s,ebie co "a r5xnioe zrobl v va
seem xdrowlu. Tylko soc .l.c0
Polecana przez NJ. j. Kowalew-
kiego, aptekarza. (Adv.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-15
RObaki.

PAM Fannie Los z Silsbie,
Texas, pisze: .Severy Lekar
stwo ma Robaki (severa's
Laxative Vermifuge) okaza.
10 sic skuteczner. Moi synek
siedmioletni miai robaki.
Try dawki tego lekarstwa
przepedzi}y je precz ! teraz
czuje sic znacznie lepiej."-
Severy Lekarstwo ma Robaki
stanowi przyjemny srodek
przec'yszczajacy, a zarazem
godny zaufania srodek do
wypedzenia robak6w okrag.
}ych (glist,) szpilkowych j
nitkowycb. Cena IS cent6w.
W aptekach wszedzie. Male.
gal, by ci dano Severy.-W.
Severa Co., Cedar Rapids,
Iowa. (Adv.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-15

DIS wieczorenl Wv czwar-
tek) daja p~rzedstawienie stu
denci wyzszej szko}y kato-
lickiej ,,Cotter High School,
-wystepuja tam take mic
dry innymi polscy chfopcy,
zatem radzimy i$c ma to
przedstawjenie, kt6re sic cd
bedzie W Opera House. Po-
czatek o Smej wieczorem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-15
Z pred lat rs.
Pod tymnagl6wkiem bedziemy podawaf "
kazdym numerze ,Wiarusa' najwazniejsze
sprawy og6lne imiejscowe.

Do konwencyi demokra-
tycznej W St. Paul, majacej
wybrac delegat6w ma gone
ralna k~onwencye demokrac~
ka W ST. Louis, 2 Winony
wybrano miedzy lnnymi ma
delegate rana j. B. Bam-
benka.
Z Shamokin przyby} W O.
kolice Wjnony krewny ks.
Dutkiewicza z North Creeku,
p. Adam Murin, z Litwy 70
chodzacy.
Dnia II maja umar} W WI
monte w. Wedel, lat "a, syn
doktora, kt6ry przed rokiem
zeszedi z tego 6wiata.
w Winon;e i okolicy do
poiowy te5o mieslaca pano=
wa}y deszcze. Teraz farmerzy
pilnie pracuja IA polach, ahy
naprawic to, CO W czasie ME-
pogody stracili.
W Milwaukee, nowy kos.
ci6l pclski, ola parafii, kt6-
ra bedz;e utworzona z mniej-
szej po'owy obecnej gminy
koScielnej sx. Jacka, stanie
ma rogu II Ave. i ulicy sw.
Michcsa.
Dziennik polski, jedyue W
+Ameryce polskie gazecisko
codzieLne, za}ozone W grud.
niu zeszlego ro&u, obzar}-
sly sic dolar61 prey ostat-
n,ch wyborach, rozstalo sic
z tym swiatem 5r6d okrop-
nych bolezci. DR.. NJ. K.
wskutek zbytecznego wysi.
lenia PREY leczeniu chorego,
sam W ciezka popadl ME.
moe, nieborak. = Wszystkie
!Stany Ameryka6skie piazza
nadia nieszczesliwa ofiara
poswiecenia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-15
Byf zatrzymany.
Ma dworcu, pan b Benson,

Ma dworcu, pan b Benson, Z,
Upland, Neb., opoxiada zajmuja.
ce dcsw,adcze, ie, kt6,e mia} "
Uplanj, udaj9c SIG do stacy, sze-
by odebraG pubic Gomozo, ktdre
zam6~ il.-Pisze: ,,Wasze Gomozo
czyni duzo d. brego | bedzie wielce
zadanem cd )udzi. Gdy debra}em
ostatnia przysy}ke, bytem zatrzy-
many NJ dworcu prsez odbiorc6w
i musiasem i'm wydac pee butelek,
azeby loh zadowolit. Oni wszyscy
m6~ia, re Gomozo Jest jedyny
dokt6r, kt6!ego %potrzebuja.
Gomozo uratowaio synka pa
ia l.. Il. Benson, z tutej see mlej-
scoUo6ci Doktofzy chcieli go "a
braG do s>pltala wzg'edvm Of era
CYL. Ma tcr,z szeft lat jest
zdr6x''.
Ora. Piotra Gomozo jest o
wiele popularnlejsze, auizell k:zdy
inny s'odex. Jestto sptcyfik, ktory
budzi zaufanie. Wypadki zas}ab-
niecia So bardzo rzadxie, jeze1i sic
uzywa D;a. Piotra Gomozo. To
nie jest srodek apteczry. Dostan'ey
Gle ten lex tylko u specYalnych a.
gent6w lub wprost " laborato~
yum. P~lszc'e: DR.. Peter F; hrncy
s. Sons, 10 2h So. Hos ne Ave.,
Chicago, Ill. (Adv.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-15
K0lacye, kaWe i l0dy,

'
daja panny W parafii sw. Sta
nis}awa K. W niedziele Is b.
m. w hall pod kosciofem. Ia
raz pc nieszporach kawe i To-
dy, a wieczorem cd 5tej do
Smej kolacye. Doch6d przez-
naczony- bedzie ma dom pol
ski.
Fanny prosza 0 jak najlicz-
niejsze zgromadzenie i po-
parcie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-15

BIEZACY 'tydzie6 przez-
naczony jest ia og6lne o.
czyszczenie miasta. Kazdy
niechaj niepotrzebne rupiecic
wyniesie W aleje a wozy ma to
przeznaczone zabiorq takowe.
Kto ME oczysci swego pod
w6rza lub Lofty, moze uledz
karze pienieznej.
JOHN BERGER Fam. pod
mr.. APO wsch. 3ciej I'll. zostat
W piatek W nocy, gdy wraca}
z swym przyjacielcm do do
mu, napadniety przez trzech
mezczyzn, / pozgany nozem
W reke j ramie. Powiada on,
il jego towarzysz zosta} nagle
uderzony i bezprzytomny u
padf ma ziemie, a gdy Berger
sic do niego schylif, jeden z
trzech mezczyzn uderzy} ma
niego z nozem i zada} mu
kilka ran. Napad wydarzy]
sic ma ~trzeciej, pomiedzy Ha.
milton i Vine ulicy. Berger
ME INA powodu napadu. Pc
|licya poszukuje napastnik6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-15
POTRZEBA
2 chfOpc6W do nasZe;j
drukarni.

ZAPALEK tax zwanych
,,Parlor Matches" ME bedzie
wolno spyzedawac pc ! czerw-
ca, 1914 w Stanie Minnesota.
prawo zostafo W
ostatniej legislature przyjete.
PODATEK "a psy musi
bye z%apfacony W tym miesia-
Gu; move licensye juz So 60
towe u rekordera miejskiego.
20 1 czerwca, w1asciciele
ps6w, kt6rzy ME zapfaca po-
datku, beda p}acic kare.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-15
Szanowny Panic Myszka!

Szanowny Panic Myszka!
Dzjekuje Panu "a wylecze-
ME mnie z kataru, ma kt6ry
cierpla}em przez lat 18 j pro.
bowa}em kilku doktor6w ale
mnie ME wyleczyli, lecz le-
karstwa ktore mi przepisali
mic ME skutkowa}y. Dopiero
gdym spozyf jedno pude1ko
,Catarrh Cure to lekarstwo
mnie zupelnie wyleczy}o, "a
co dziekuje Bogu i tobie re
jestem dzisiaj zdr6w, ola te-
20 uwazam ze to jest najlep
sac lekarstwo ma te chorobe
j radze kazdemu kto cierp'
IA katar MECH tylko spr6-
buie, . pre- kona sic, ze
,,catarrh cure" pana Myszki
80 nie zswiedzie.
Hugo Kocbendoerfer
3l8-E. Sta ul.
Winona, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-15
ZAWIADOMlENIE O APLIKACYI
WIN. A. WENDT'A
O PRZENIESIENIE
L1ceNsY1 Ma spRzEDAZ LIKIERow

LICENSYI Ma SPRZEDAZ L1K1EROW
: miasta ! powiatu Winona. " stanie Minnesota.
xloayl dnia ego maja 1918. pismienna aplikacye1
u rekordera wspomnianeeo miasta oprzepisanie
licensyi ma sprzedaz palonych trunk3w " wy"
stanie Minnesota. i xnanem i opisanem jak ma
stepuje n. p. w przednim lokalu. ma pierwsxem
pietrze budynku. xnanego pod
4 Sons ma vymienioneRo aplikanta.
Wspomniaa.a aplikacya omawiana bedzie ma
posied.eniu rady miejskiej: kt6re sic odbed.ie "
lokalu rady miejskiej, " budynku miejskim "
wspomnianem miescie dnia 2. czerwca r. b.
1913 D godzinie $50 wicczorem. " kt6rym toc1a :
sic imlejscu moze sic stawit ka4dy isprzeciwia {
sic wydaniu takiej licensyi.
Dane W Winona. MIMI. s maja 1918.
GEO. ". HORN ANN
Recorder.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-15
WlADOMOSCI
MIEJSCOWE

WELL. KS. d. RYSZKA
W niedziele do Min
to, N. Oak, ma 13sto godzin-
ne nabozenstwo, kt6re sic
tam odbywa W tym tygodniu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-15
LOdy.

w niedziele 18. maja Gaja
~niewiasty r6zahcowe W para
fiji sW. Kazimierza Kr. lody,
W domu pani Andrzejowej
D~razkowskiej, pod mr.. 673
zach. 4. utica. Doch6d z To-
dow przeznaczony ma budowe
domu ola Si6str nauczycielek.
Kazdy proszony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-15
0g}oszenie miejskie.
ZAWIADOMIEN1E o APL1KACYI
w. II, GREEN.

O LlCENSYE MA SPRZEDAz LIKIEROW
Zawiadamia sic ninie,szcm, Re W. H. Green
Z miasta i powiatu Winona. " stanie Minnesota
stoayl dnia 80 kwietnia. 1918. pismienna aplikacye
wspomnianego miasta 0 iicensye ma sprzeda4 pa
ionych trunk6w W wyszczeg6lnionem polozeniu
" micscie Winona. powiecie Winona v stanie
Minnesota. i znanem iopisanem 1ak nastepuJe.
n. p.: w prxednim lokalu. ma pierwszem pietrze
murowanego budynku. znanego pod numeren
l2S zach. Trzecia utica.
Wsponniana aplikacya omawiana bedzie ma po-
sicdzcniu rady miejskiej. kt6re sic odbedzie W
lokalu rady miejskiej " hudynku miejskim W
wspomnianym mieacie dn;a 1890 maja- r. p.
1918. o godz. S:D wieczorem " tym czasie l mieJ-
scu moae sic stawit ka1dy sprzeciwiae sic wyda'
niu takiej licensyi.
Pisano " Winora, Mimi, 80 Lwietnia, 1915.
GEO.. w. HOFMANN
Recorder.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-15
P0dziekOWanie.

Dziekujemy niniejszem
Prev. KS. Kanonikowi j..
Pacholskiemu "a wyg}oszenie
ma obchodzie tax p;eknej po-
uczajacej mowy, tax samo
dzjekujemy Wiel. ks. D.
Ryszce "a move Wie]. Sios-
from "a wyuczenie dzieci j
wszystkim tym, kt6rzy przy-
czynili sic do upiekszenia OBJ
chodu. Dziekrjemy take
szanownej Publicznosci, re
sic tax licznie zgromadzi}a.
Wszystkim razem Bog zap}ac!
KOmitet ObchOdOWy.
PIERWSZE posiedzenie
nowo wybranego zarzadu
miejskiego odby}o sic W re-
sz}o tygodnioWy poniedzia}ek
wieczorem.
Ma posiedzeniu omawiano
brukowanie piatej ulicy ma
zachodniej czesci miasta, ma
kt6ra to prace plany i specy.
fkacye przygotowane przez
inzyniera miejskiego, gotowe
beda do przegladania. Geese
ulicy bedzie brukowana re-
szklona cegfa a reszta kloc-
kami.
PrZedsieWzleto takze sta
nowcze kroki W naprawianiu
chodnik6w W miescie; rada
miejska ]upowazni}a komitet
ulic do pofozenia 1913 stop
kwadratowych, szesc stop sze-
rokich chodnik6W W rozmai-
tych cze5ciach miasta ma po-
wyzsze roboty bondy beda o.
twierane 2. czerwca, O pot
d%ziewiatej wieczorem.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-10
The waa.. Of Teachers.

An interesting experiment for some
municipality to make some time when
1t is hard up to know what to do next
would be that Of paying its school
teachers too much. Strange to say, We
have neve: heard CT this being done, &c
have known of cases where too
much was paid to doctors. lawyers.
magnates. brokers, promoters and
others, but never to teachers. In fact,
altho we have kept in fairly close
touch with all manner Of reforms, both
here and abroad. we have never even
heard OF city that paid its school
teachers enough.
1t is easy to see how school teachers
who are not paid enough can acquire
dispositions which may be described as
cranky, cross-grained and grabbed !:
and, az children learn as much by
imitation as by Incubation. It Is quite
possible that we are thus unwittingly
supporting vast mandatory for the
production Of cranky. cross-grained
and Grabbed dispositions.
Paying teachers too much, on the
other hand. might tend to make them,
and consequently the children. too
happy and too full Of the e1uberance of
existence. This. of course, would be
undesirable, but We could easy stand
1t az an experimental phenomenon. Any
city or village which decides to immo-
late itself upon the altar of this sug-
Hestion will please communicates with
this offce.-Ellis o. Jones In Life.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-10
THE MANS REAL MONUMENT.

Montgomery Ward, who died the
other day and was gathered 10 his ia
theirs, Is a pretty fair example OF what
pluck, per-inacity and brains can do
for a man in a lifetime.
He built an enormous business upon
q very small beginning. So did Mar
ssaa:s.,,,, Fled Sc have 81! the great
Merchand;zers.
But this man Ward found time 70
think en- public affairs. He fought for
the open lake front. Grant park whore
the great aviation nlest was he'd, owes
its existence TO the fight put up by
MONTGOMERY Ward and others who in
sisted that il should BE- preserved for
all generations.
Wards great business has passed 10
other hands. It may faH b. poor man
agement or from other reasons. Ward
left large fortune. His heirs may
squander it. But The lake frcnt that ne
with others conceived and fought for
will remain while the city endures.
Some day, when the memory OF his
commercial success has been ooliter-
ated and his gravestones ro-ted with
time some one scanning the history OF
the city Will find Mr.. Wards real
monument in the records which pre-
serve his name as one Of those who led
the fight for a human breathing place
in the midst of a world metropolis.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-10

~ Aaaa enA ~ %. II ~ eellew %
~ Aasl shake and gooA wish with .
rel Wsaoene n business c1rcloa. . D.
sire - aaoist snd make IL pathway
sms0th. ~ are sxemplifying not only
our church fealty but the Waterloo
WAY Wins spirit.
We must not write contemplate lat
tiers. take advantage Of = partial fall
ure ana offer to make prompt settle
ment on an account past due at 30
cents on the dollar. We must treat the
newcomer with confederation and fair
ness. II n his only way OF judging OF
the merits Of the city motto.
There have been many complaints
upon the subject and some OF them are
with good cause. Cease the bad prac-
uce. Follow the precept or turn the
motto 20 the wall.
While upon the subject 1t might be
we'll to say frankly that gossip and
back biting against some Of the larger
and old established manufacturers
either from malice. jealousy or just for
gossip. don't help anyone. 1t Is time to
quit.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-10
THE ATLANTA IDEA.
iowa City RepubIican

IL.
Atlanta. Ga, has chief Of no,,ce
who stands for the Suppression of the
social evil by vigorous means. He does
hot oeiieve it can be eradica ted thr,,
police action, but that II can be re-
duced to minimum. and cease n
stand az a temptation to youth under
. protection Of law or wilful blindness,
This Atlanta chief, James L. Beaver.
also has an epigrammatic way OF ex-
pressing his ideas. and the followins
! sentences are taken from az article by
MIN in the journal Of the Michigan
| board Of health:
II you set low moral standard for
your boys. you set low standard for
your neighbor's girl.
l do not say that police officials can
do away with this e..l entirely. bu. I
do say that it can be reduced to q
minimum and they can stop recogniz-
! ing 1t as public officers. and thereby
putting our stamp Of approval on il.
Vice is one thing and protected
vice is another.
Scientists say that from II come
bacteria, binding and blighting o.
babies. manning and killing Of wives.
I dare say that nine:y-nine officers
out OF one hundred would enforce the
law against the social evil IL they knew
| their Jobs depended on It.
The state that officially toIerates
! ard guarantees heusee NJ vice aasn...e.
the role Of procurer.
A boy IL better unborn than I'M
taught.
Not one house Of iT-repute known to
the police Is or win be tolerated IN
Atlanta.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-10

awaksns ana takes hold Inside 40
out q HE party politicians are begia-
ming to think of 1919. The days Of
grace and tho breathing speN permitted
every newly elected president have
about run their course. II history u
fair and trustworthy guide Wilson's
troubles. like those Ct young bsar
arc al before him.
The Mexican showdown win have
much to do with the political future
Of President Wilson and that Of his
party. II hope 10 to 10 hu3ded on trou-
BILE there IL hope In tho prospect for
those who are opposed to him and the
oaitical organization that claims him.
On the other hand II the Mexican trou-
bles shall be even temporarily adjusted
without involving the United States to
an extent more serious than az present
President Wilson Will have climbed be-
yond any real danger Of disaster to
his dreams Of another term.
For Wilson must be the candidate
OF the democracy as matters stand.
The tentative pledge to one term will
vanish like mists before the demand
for his leadership II he comes out
strong from his first term. II e not
at ali unlikely that one term idea has
long ago vanished from the mind OF
the man who advanced il before he
had been put in position to take ad-
vantage OF opportunity.
President wilson :s likely TO stand
or fall ~ the turn OF affairs in Mex
leo. And that turn is coming due one
way or another and soon. 1t does not
require any heightened period in this
country to create a great man or to get
rid Of his popularity.