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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-19
FOR LOBBYISTS TO NOTICE.
rMuscatine Journal

Whether it be insidious lobbying or
not. perhaps the Representatives Of
various commercial interests who have
been spending a large amount of, time
and some little cash OF the realm at
Washington, might learn something by
observing how frequently the pre-
dicted has failed to materiaiize. The
parcels post has not put the country
merchant out Of business. The postal
savings bank has not closed single
savings bank, while the express COM
panies seem to be still doing business
at the old stand and have required no
assessments from stockholders.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-19

Water Towers on Fleeboats.
Flreboats. owned BY several Of the
larger cities, are now supplied with
masts to elevate the discharge noz.
Iles, on the same principle that water
towers are used by land firemen.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-19
DEADLY WEAPONS.

At Waterloo a young girl was shot
by lad at Y. NJ. c. A. campfire.
The lad belonged TO bunch of Y. NJ.
&C. A. campers. And right there is
where somebody ought to put his foot
down hard in the future. II the Y. NJ.
c. A. or the Boy Scouts, or any other
organization. is going to run boys
camps anywhere in Iowa, the first rule
should be. that the children be dis
armed. The weapons can be of no
possible use to them and they are quite
sure to iniure some one. There is much
complaint against the carrying OF
wea pons by men. But there is ever so
much greater danger. when children
are permitted to play with deadly
weapons.
THE WEBB Law PINCHES.
Council Bluffs Nonpariel.]
The Webb law is pinching some in
Kansas and Oklahoma. The Topeka
Capital SAYS the Joints" and "holes in
the wall" in both states are finding il
more and more difficult to get goods
with which to do business. Those
who are able by hook or crook to get
some supplies are charging such ex-
orbitant prices that few can afford to
buy.
In Kansas the state law requires
railways to report to each county au-
ditor the names of all people to whom
they have delivered liquor In his juris-
diction. This makes the name Of the
receiver public property. This has cut
shipments down to almost nothing. The
c. o. D. plan OF collection has also
been nut out of business
The result Of the tightening down OF
the screws on these lines is very help
ful in Kansas. Those who feel that
they can not survive without the booze
are going to places where they may
still get it. And their places are being
taken nv others who do not want it
Thus does the world move in Kansas
and Oklahoma, onward and upward.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-19
SHOULD PUT BAN ON GRIZZLIES.
(Cedar Rapids Gazette.1

A citizen MAKES ceMriatnf To the
Gazette against the occasional practice
OF allowing cripples to beg on the
streets or to use the thoroughfares as
places where they can peddle their
more or less valuable wares. The OBJ
lection Is well taken. The cripples. no
matter how unfortunate they may
have been. should not be allowed to
sell or solicit on the streets. Most OF
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-19

Of germs Of the disease. which IL car
ried by the insects to the blossoms and
growing points In spring. II these win
ter pockets can be cut out and the
wounds painted. no blight germs will
be left and the disease will not spread
during the spring and early summer.
If blight pocket here and there Is
overlooked near the blossoming time.
the disease will spread from it to the
flower clusters and new twigs put on
honey-like exudations, which stand in
little beads on the young twigs. leaf
stems or young fruit stems. Could
these have been cut out after the
blooming season this year, the pres
ent enormous spread Of blight could
have been prevented 1t would be we'll
to keep this point in mind next spring
wherever blight Is serious this year.
Treatment with salt, calomel. iron
and other things have been recon-
mended for preventing blight. None
Of these. except cutting out the blight.
Is Of any use. The reason why salt
or iron stirred into the soil under a
blighting tree or calomel injected un-
der Its bark seems to check the blight
is because the spring blight runs its
course so quickly that by the time 1t
is observed and the alleged remedy
applied. the blight is usually ready to
stop of its own accord-Missouri Agri-
cultural Experiment Station-J. C. w.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-19
IOWA OPINION AND NOTES.

TT would be good idea for Unit
ed States senators to employ detec-
uves to keep the lobbyists from get
ting them" suggests the Webster City
Freeman Tribune.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-19

TERMS:
00oa4A0 Dait1on BY NAH ........Ss'"v
~ he Aooth By mail .......... -
0aoDV0F0A BY carrier BY the month ~
Laser edit3oA tor moSninO oaro0ia.
4ce...w.:E .d,tt,n mar year. LOO
Ens.n>A ~ Vha ,>o.tofYies At Aarshall.
3oW1 - second class mail matter.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-19

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-19

Referring TO the Times -Republican's
assertion that there hatn'r no such
thing as politics in Iowa" the Charles
City Inte,ligencer asks: Well why not
be- content, them" The state seems to
be getting along right smart, the poo
pie are happy. crops are growing. ev-
erybody and his wife are joy riding in
the family auto and the country roads
are being improved, so what's the use
OF creating nausea by referring to the
absence OF political agitation? Let's al,
be happy for little time longer
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-19

The Webster City Freeman Tribune
Does not expec. the new Law 70 result
seriously to the general business inter-
ests of the country. as Il is pretty
good protective tariff measure. barring
few schedules. and Il enacted by the
republican party would cause very lit
tie uneasiness."
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-19

Where TO go Is not the only vaca-
ton problem. How TO &c. back must
also be considered" advises the Wat
erloo Reporter.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-19

The early morning rooster in town
is nuisance" complains the Oska-
loosa Herald.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-19
Aolae Adxiel

Solar Advieo.
IColliers Weekly.1
He possessed . picturesque word
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-19

The Sioux City Tribune says: ''Tes-
timony In the West Virginia investiga-
ton by the United States senate COM
mission reads like a chapter from the
Mexican revolution"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-19

Remaining that the Iowa senators
are not agreed on every proposition.
the Cedar Rapids Gazette demands:
We'll, who wants them to agree al
ways? Iowa didn't have any notion o.
electing Siamese twins TO the SEN
ate"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-19

Happy IS the man who can take his
politics lightly in warm weather" says
the Perry CHIEF
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-17
1ies ,tno Ias.

Ter @ortroQcn0e in! Ielttideu
2itterariidrn allb am 9}itnpofl
2Ibe,tb lit 6err Gr. 81. g. StoQ. Der
@t3epraiioent oeS aIllbS. Gr iprilt
iiber 8erburt Souptmanu'$ Milan.
tt3".
- Ger 92ationdl Council OF @jra.n
Grdange3 1T geItern i'm Siutpr So
tel ltr SobreaOcriammIlulg 3uiaut.
mengetretcn. BrdiiOcnt :. 6. =. Mcrs
rill pno Sefrct0r Bidcu erituttct4u
ihrc 9crihte. RafpuittagS purnell
Nortrdac iibcr fddrpiiicnid)aft!ldle
Ehenata gebaIten @eutc beqtunt Die
aemeiniamc SlUmg oe& Rationh
Council, Der Gbio ulo sTnoiane
.Stutc @raiu GeaIcrS 2tiioriation.
- Gic Sobre&fonpentiou Ser ga.
iiounI Greoit Mems 2lIiociatian
nimmt bcute im Siuton &otcl ibreu
anfaug. "a Eauicnoc Don IcleQlteu
Crnartet mer0eu uno 0u5 EroQrannt
jiemlid) lang lit, iin0 &ortebrlnQcn
actroifen, Inn auBer i'm Siutou n,d,
i'm 2pric 3bcatcr &eriammllulen
abbalteu 5u tonncu.
- 6err SCrbcrt @igelolr erofiuefc
QeItern IbenO Die aunpugue iiir bte
GrtpdbIltnq Der Charter. Aanoibatcu.
Die 1T Der 3oniereu3 an Samitas
9fddpuittug altfaeiteat mor6cu iino.
Gie MISUNDERSTANDING fdno III
llrmener$ 6alle on Der @eIt Scdltei,
StroBc itatt. 6eutc 2lbcno erbuItcn
hie ,Silhrer Scr bel0cn Tattioncu, oic
Serrcn 9iqrlom uuO aniabt, Ncla.
qcnbeit, ibre 2Iniidltcn Scr 9toro 5p0c
4arf &erbelierltngss ss@eieuitait 5n
nnterbreitcn.
- Sbeo0ore Maper &c Bro. hdfen
Die Gunningbam'ihs 5arm in Camp
0enntion auf 4uttipn fir $2125 an
6rant RaIfig Dertauft. Der 8srtouf
Der Garm erfolste uuf Qnoronuna csr
gadlnbDerDaIter u. s. Cunningham
uno O. u. Ctnter.
- Die S5io GIectric Gailp1n 60.
lieB ssitern I'M Rstoroers g(mf "a
9unitsn Der ;JioelitD 5-utt So, as
3ruftes, eine S)ppot6ei ubfr 5000.
600 ullf ibr Gtgentbum in % Gours
! ties Der Stauten Sbio uno SSnhianu
stntragen. 8urd Die 5ppotbet ioI cine
Bombs 4usaabe in glsiher Sobs
| fir fusIte bic GtoeIitp SrltIt 60. bic
Garantis ii6ernommen bat, iihsr gee
fteQt peroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-17
0inbriitbe rtno Iiebit6ble.

Roie gster, BON 30. 921 gopIar
Strabe, mslDets Der poIi3ei, odb ne
etnsm getpiffen 2eou 9oeus Dor einiaer
Set ibre golbene llbr ibergsbsn bate.
bomit bsrfelbe Elm ueuss 9las
einiese. Goens tsbrte aber nidt
tuie0er auriid uub ioQ nat 4ngabe
Der pster bic ubr in oem pfunoIaosn
bon Rulsbed an Der 8ine Strdbe pers
ieBt baben.
- Sn Dem 5airs s8aaren9aus purs
be Der Uiap u. 9urriu aus Srforn,
O.. cine 5anotaI6e ssItobIen. frau
9urriu befdno fi6 on eiRsm Der 2(us.
lasetifht uno permibts pIDblid ihre
JaIte, ols iie einen Gintauf besabten
nDllte. Tit 5aIte entbielt auBer srpei
9eloborien. in peIden SO beianoen,
mebrere G6eds iopie 10 Runofahrts
sarten Der s. 8. II. .. 9abu bon Gtns
cinnati nab 6amtlton uno eineRuno.
fdbrttarte bon 6amiIton na6 Crforo.
8. Sruu gurri1 srinnert ii6. Dab
fth spei Berioneu in peroGhtiasr
Dsiie in ibrsr Rdbe QufbisItsn, bod iTt
lie uiht i'm Stanbs, eins psrionalbes
ihreibung 81 geben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-17

f2 llbr init cinem 9lnaebot i'm bes.
id)loiiencn Gonpert beim Stobtaubi.
tor, no er crfubr, Dab oemndd,it nod,
ncitere itdotiIfc gonos oerfuuit lpcr.
bat iolltcn. Dornuibin eriud,te CT
Serrn @oibburI bos gtnae6ut nor.
Idufia nid)t aIs forlneQ uuterbreitct
Ill betradtcr nno iette lid, nm net.
tere ,Snitruftiomcn SIT crboltcn, nit
ieiiler sStrnta telepboniid in @er6in.
bung. Gr erbiclt Die g3eiirng, oos
gngebot 5uriif5u5iebeu, aber ais CT
tuiener III Scrrn Wabburu tant, mar
cs bereits cinige WIimtten nah spoli
llbr unb Serr @nibburn bate 5as
angebot, es mar bas cinsige, 6as
rorlag. geoffnet.
lie 5irmn Seaiongooo & 0ianer
beitebt ictt oaranf, oaB oos glnae6ot
ntd)t fornIea urterbreitet mar unS
Der aubitor bat ben Staotontuolt UNI
ein @utahten in Der angeIegenbeii
eriu6t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-17
u 10 bem poliseigeridbf /.

pcLissiri6tsr 5ride lsiiste gsiisrn
initesr bic 9erhanolurssH i'm poliasis
aerift. Is tdmen MIR elr1lse isbr uns
inisrsFants G6lls sur Derbnnoluns.
Gas ftons Ustisr bate q ibm ans
gethan! 20 ncHialiens erflarte Rob.
9ti6sr. ein MitsIisb Der Cincinnati
vRs6s-, als sr iieh gsfisrn Dor Dem
poliseiri6ier untsr Der gti6Eioisune
sinssfunbsn bate. bic automobilfabr.
geFnninoigteit In Der Siostarsn3s be-
hsuteno iibsri6ritten su hakn. gtfdxr
t0ffstoffte mii eintr gsf6pinoieteit
pom 30 Wseilsn pro Etunnt bic Clifton
Apenue enttans. bod eretlts ihH nas
gsfhid In Gesalt bes Totprrans Do
tl3iIten Ningbdab an Der euolofp 4c<.,
ais Gefh<r bort In bem Tempo BON As
Msiltn babiniasts. Der 6an nurbs
Bis Jun q. Suni psr.agt.
Cine an5abl annersr4niomroiIiiten
unh Woiorrcbiotrtr, nsldx nurh ons
jn<aIf Wetter trmutbist. ein bibtsn
niebr Gpeeb anffsbten. irurnen. nud)s
0em ibHeH Der poliFirihter zine U<rs
parnung 3u 9hfil tperbsn fieb, nit
ben Rotten beifrnft.
Der Rseer MilIiampsitp nurb< bon
pclisiissn nt0sH unoebu1rIi4sa Hs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-17

Surlep, 8eorae Debereiner, 5rau u
s.. suen 0tartin 9tetttg, 8n. gaicE
Ter IT,, Senrietta @ilion, Z. &. 8ogr
GbaS. g. 1o0O, goiparo 8. Iott
foit jr., iSrnu stunie @. Gpfes. aatC
9teno D2iacr, 2eon 2ippert, ,5rco. u
aolbe, GaniS s. Goiiaop, Tirie Scl.
ben, Caroline u. 2oro, 6. VI. Dtclt,
rer, 6reo. " @orber, 0felif sSiufle,
0Ortenie 5oIler, Gfiie Grooer, s. 5,
garuboru, &dtbariue 2anioH, @m
IS. Srp, &. San Soitten gtapmono,
Seonorc gISburD, Gnrf Shniot, 50.
riuoa eppIp, 3. Rotbcn6uib, Saro
Gar, 6. Tieric luo @liiabetb 9uue.
11pf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-17
Sibsral Sageriidlsr llutert. @crein

Ter 2iberal 9apertid]e llnteri.iig.
nugsuerein nahm IN ieincr geitera
slbcno in Sad)S Sale an Ser Cher
StraBe inter Dem Soriie hcS gSrdij,
hentcn sSatob SIid uno Der lSrotofua.
fiihruna oes Sefrctdra 8eorg =. ,}i:t
itattaebabteu GeridmnlllunQ Giala.
ounaen 5u bier ,SeitIitfciteu entse.
gen. an benen iih Der &erelu nad re-.
item arditcn bctbeiIigen miro Ile
betreffenoen SeitIId)teiteu limo: S1n.
.aeftaa Der SereIulgteu Sdnaer am
%. ,Suni i'm ehelier Bart, 9sienit
oes slaemeinen 3eutiden g0der
@eipcrbeuereins am II. esuii in
sieidratbs Bart; Ricnic oes Geut.
ihen 0teeacr Arbeiter llnteritils.
,nas @ereins am %. sSiili I'M &eid,.
raths Garf: Eienic oeS 7elitiA I'm.
|eariiden 0elperbe lllgterit,isgags.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-17
&eraaf fns 2nrIffummen.

Der Chauffeur CHARLES 5trauh
hosI6er BEL Der Doooburn @oraae
go. angsiteQi iit. IOQ oaIelbit am Is.
5uni argsblih nit elmer groben bun,
fc!ariiHer iiebsniisigen pssrIsb 5ours
inc Gar 0erihpunoen iein. Strauh
for anQeblih cine @efsIIihoft gsTah.
rem uUo ctsoann pergeiIsu baben, NIT
BEN 4uto 3uriid3utommen Dds 4uto
iitGiqent6um pm Treoertd @eisr, glD.
2901 9ronbnietp Qpenue uno bat eis
ren merih Dpn $4,000.
0os 4utomobiI puroe qsItern in
her Idbe Der golissiitation beg 6. III
itritts NIT sinem 2lrenhruh aufaefuna
BEN. Die Waid,ine itono bereits ben
sdn8eu 8ormtttu9 in Der R6bs Der
Boli3eiftation.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-17

I'm amlltmuellm I'M Goen Bart
iit CUR Belt Die 3lpon3igite jahrlihe
?lusitellung pom @erfen nmerifalli,
iher altait i'm 9anae es lit cine
s9anoerausitellang Gieielbe lmiaBt
@cmaIbe 70 5ienlirh ieben 8cnres.
Sfuplturen, salnittopier Irbeiten,
Shnisereien iiilu. lie Bcm1loedus-
itelluus lit notiirlid, Die sahlreit)l.c,
oenu iie umfaBt iiber 160 9Serfe. llae
ter oen eineinnniier stuSitelIern BE.
finSen lid: gli5nbeth Rourie, Die iit,
aeseHnartg in garts auih1lt. g. S.
Meafin. emma Menoenboa. So5n
Issettig, Sermann s., @eiieI, G. 2.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-17
Xterblibfeitsberibf.

glarsnce ResIs. II, 324 %. 4
Strabe, SnausIt in Shpsbe.
George u. Darts. SO. 1914 gree,
inan ap., 6Sr3lsioen.
eliiabetb Sdparte. SO. 914 5inp.
lap Strabe. arsbs.
SDbn Drummer, 3s, 1905 Ruribll
dr., 5ubertnIoie
e,Ottbarn Susssr. 81. 104S Wars
iteu auenue. Risrenleio<n.
Wsaraorst Reubduer. 81. 523 5lr'
riet Sirabe, 3rebs.
Walier WGmbssans. IL. ALP Glo'
s;ba 4p.. Snqueit in Sdnste.
6enrp Wunter. CT. 81, Clinton
Springs 9p. Snaufit in 56psbe.
Urban 6srbert. i, 1041 N. z
Sirdbs. Qunsenentaiinoune.
0tnrn Gbrmann. 73, 342 Baum
Girahs. Qerslsiosn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-17

tragsns perbafiet, bod fpibsrfsbts e.
ii9, nod aneabe Der goli3iften, fsiner
0srbaftung unb bic goii3iitsn folIen
einige SiusSitiu Griffe anssipnnbt
BADEN, um ben DiberipenItigsn 3ii
5dbmen. Der poliseiri1tsr lieb nod
|einmal gnuH Dor Rs6t srgeben unb
nahm an, oab 9ettn bnr8 bic Getpalt,
bic bic poliSiftsn BEL Der @erbaftuno
annenbeien. fhon genug btitraft tDors
ben isi, unb lieb es bel ben aoiten be-
ipenotn, btfonbers, ba Der Reger ers
tldrte, dneetrunten estpeien gu fein
unb iid ni6t erinnern t0nns, fi9 rel,
ner @erbaftung tpiosriebt gu babsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-17

geretls Gilt 27. Suli III gteihrut5s
Narf.
2In ein frarfes DIttgIie0 wur0e
oos iibIide aroufeugcIa I'M 9eiraac
BON $4 angelpieieH. 9tls gu6crunter-
ilI6uugsfommittee rpuroen Ole Ser.
rem 8arl aoeitIe, 9Iutou 4eH,p uI6
r. 9ineblmenn ernaunt, 0ie bis 3ur
ndditen 8eriammlIma bic Bidder scr
gcouten rebioirt lno Damn 3u 1lsi.
der 3eit nit 0eu gcridten Der 9eatn.
ten aud i6reu 4cnnh Wtterbrei.en
DerSen. Gie @innohmcn Ger @rr-
iammIling bctieien iidj auf $t0 al6
oie 2tuSGa6eu bctru8eu %34 20.
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Jtcur Schrtrait.

Gas Gullcae cf Warilc mir0 in
Srau e5racc g. 8aroncr cine neue
sebrfroTt crbalicH. Srau tSaroHer
puroe ais Aiiiitentln i'm Tcparic.
mem fur (3eiongSluterrid)t iilr Die
alaiicu 0c& Serrn Douglas &opeu
cngLatrt tno Miro NIT 9eainE oas
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