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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-14
NEW HAMPTON PASTOR RESIGNS.
Rev. Harry sseor Rstirss From Pastor.
ate Of Baptist Church.
Snecia1 RI Times. Republican

Special to Times Republican.
New Hampton, Jan. 14.--An unhappy
surprise was given the members Of
the Baptist church Of this city when
Rev Harry Secor rendered his resig-
nation from the pastorate. which action
will take effect the first OF April. Rev.
Mr. Secor has served the church as
pastor for nearly seven years.
The body Of the church voted not
to accept Rev. Mr.. Secor's resigna-
ton. but he can not be induced to re-
consider his decision. His plans for
the future have not been announced.
altho he says that he likes New Hamp-
ton and its people and expects to con-
tinue to reside here. He acquired
residence property in the southern part
OF the city some time ago.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-14

and poison from the bowels. A Cascaret
tonight straightens you out by morn
tng-a Decent box from any druggist
keeps your Stomach regulated, Head
clear and Liver and Bowels in fine
condition for months. Don't forget the
children.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-14
Iowa Club Meets IL Chicago.

Chicago. Jan. 14.-Col. Edward q
Pratt was chosen president of tha
Hswkeye Fellowship Club for his
fourth successive term in the annual
meeting in the Auditorium hotel yes.
terday afternoon. Guy Guernsey waa
chosen first vice president and chair
man Of the body. Horace G. LozieI
was elected secretary and Henry
Meyer, treasurer. Thirty vice presi@
dents will be chosen by the board Of
directors at meeting next Monday,
The society Is composed Of natives OF
former residents Of Iowa who now live
In CHICAGO,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-14
CASCARETS TONIGHT! IF BILIOUS.
HEADACHY, CONSTIPA1ED--lO CENTS

Cascarets make you feel bully: they
cleanse and sweeten tue
stomach, remove the sour, undigested
and fermenting food and foul gases;
take the excess bile from the liver and
carry OF the constipated waste matter
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-14

II you have a cough. cure it. A cough
is e symptom OF more serious trouble.
ChaEberlain's Cough Remedy 10 the
best obtainable. For sale by all deal
Observation-Disclosures.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-14
MEYERS MADE MANAGING EDITOR
Former Denison Newspaper Man II
Charge of Urbana, Ohio. Citizen.

Special to Times Repu blican.
Denison. Jan. 14.-Fred ". Meyers.
who was for many years editor Of the
Review in the city after being con-
nected with the daily Citizen ut Ur-
bana Ohio. for eight months has been
elected by the directors of the COM
pany manager and editor in chief.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-01-08
HunOl6arl
Sulaub.

g8te iih ood Die 3eiten dnoern!
9Senn oaS Der ulte oeritorbene Gier-
pont 0torgon nod bate erleben
miiiienl SnfoIge Oe8 9rnfs Der Of
fentliden Meinun9 umo Der energt-
ihen Ganpogne Der iebigen 9nn=
oeS 8eripaltltng gegen Die GruIts
uno @on Street, bot cine Der
groBten gonfftrrnen oeS 2unoes
freitpillig ibre geIh1ftlthen 8e5ie-
brngen 8u einer Sfeibe Der groB-
ten &orporntionen 0es 2onoes, NIT
oenen lie ieit SSabren IN &erbinoung
itano, aufgeIoit. S5n Der aus Die
fem GLnloB beroffentlihten Grflo.
rung miro betont, Die Gerlebung
me6rerer glufii6t5ratsiteIlungen lei
fir Die 8etreffenoen Ihon ldngit
eine 5ll groBe 2olt geDorOen; IN ben
meiIten 6dllen batten Die Deitglie-
ser Der 5irma Gle betreffenoensluf-
iihtSrot5Itellen MIR nit @ioeriDillerr
angenou1men, uno MIR 0eSbalb, neil
tie ith berpflihtet fitblten, oas Sous
Wforgan in un1l1ittelborer geritb-
rrng nit ltnternebnungen 5r bal
ten, oie tie reorganiiirt ooer beren
Eopiere Tie Dem Rubliftm III Den
Ser. Staoten 1ttlb I'M auslano en-
pfoblen bdtten.
Stun idrettet Die gunoeSpertpaI-
tung auh eegen Die, infolge ibrer
MiBperipaItung uno Der our6 70
bdlftg ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fur6t.
barren gabnlin9liifen gerabe5u be.
riidtigt eenoroen emit 10 nldhtigen
Rep gorf, Stem Saben & Sartforh
gabngeiellIhoft Dor uno innerbolf
IS GtunSen min Der 8unoes Gene.
ralantpalt ieine Shritte befanni
| MAIDEN
eSnfolge Ser bieIen 9lrbeiterauf-
ltdnoe. ben Streifs in oen peridieoe.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-01-08
Heiolutipnen.

9tahoem Serr GobertS 6. DOM
oeQ bon glrteiion eilltinntig fir
ben aongreBIit bonn /. 3iitrift
noninirt mar, ober o6gelebnt batte,
bereitete er Dem liberalen Clement,
oos friiber 10 itorf in Der oenofrati-
ihen Eortei porberrl6te, groBe
lleberraibuna inoem er eifrig Ser
@rteilung oes Stimmrehts an
5SrQuen uno GrobibittonSgeieben
INIT 2(uSnobme bon 8ier rno Mal5s
ipiritroien) oa5 gort gereOet bate
gtad)0em Is Counties i'm Staate
iii feline SSrauenItimnredtSp planfe
uno 25 Counties fir ieine Gempe-
ren3planfe ein9etreten iparen Dur.
oen bieIelben leooh bel Der SdluBs
abItimmltng- abgelebnt. @tn8liid,
Dob iomett nod Die geiunoe Gernltnft
obIiegte
Gie Geioluttonen Ser 9emofraten
iltooriiren begeiitert oie gerlpaltung
oes Grdiioenten IS. g8ilion lno ietn
Gro1ramm; perlangen 8eretnfa-
dung bon geiebgeberiiden 0tnBnab-
men; REORGANIZATION oes Itaatliden
gonfoepartements; inooriiren Sobns
ion, GoffeD uno 8oubmam fir ibre
SSnitiotipe fir elm 8onf 8arattie.
geieb; perlongen itatt Dem uGipil
Serpice" eir 0eroienItipItem, unb
9otpoea befiirDortete aud Itatt Der
2egislatur cine aon9nliiIions Re-
gierung, I'M 3oum eebaIten our6 Die
Die ssnitiatipe, Oos Heferenouns uno
3uridberufung (feeoa.)
9ie Wiinoritatsfaf.ion noninirte
ipeber ireenb tpelhe Ganoioaten,
nod paiiirte tie irgeno melde &eio-
llttionen.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-01-08

MorriIon bon ser 9(merlcun SSeoe,
ration of 2abor in g8oibinaton
NIT Gnti6ieoenbeit beItritten.
S1t Colorado lpuroen berif]ie0ene
Stretffiihrer ou8gelpieien, audi Die
betannte beiabrte 2lrbeiter Malta.
torin u0tutter aSones". Sic fuhr
na6 0enoer meiter, po iie 6ereit8
anfilnotgte, oaB iie nod 8riniouo
3urilffebren tperoe. Inter 0en S[rs
bettern oe8 Stretfoebiets bon GoIo.
rooo berridt Die gr0Bte Gmporltng,
nno es miro bereits Die biin6ige gr-
tlarung abgegeben, baB man in
obnIiden 6aIlen forton sur @offe
greifen tperoe.
SSSn 8erbinnung nit oen bie[en
8rubenitretfS lno ygerihp0rungen"
tn &apitals unb 9lrbeiterfreiieu ioQ
ouh Die 3atio6e ern16nt ner0en,
oaB IN "a 60Ilen Die Gntifeioung
oeS 9unoeSoiItrift5geri6ts in Ssn.
oionapolis 9egen geamte un0 Wtit.
0lie0er oeS SSSnternutionolen 8erban,
oeS Der @tIenItruf.urarbeiter uno
griidenbauer bon oem 8un0esfreis-
appellation8gert6t beit0tigt tpur6e.
sSn 6 s5dQen ipurbe oaS llrteil INN.
geitoBen uno Die 4ro3eIie tpuroen an
Die ltnterIuhung 8uriidpertpieien Die
Der Notwithstanding ongeflag.
| ten 2lrbeiterfi'brer, oeren 9}ro8eiie
neu perbonoelt peroen iollen, iino.
0lof 81. 8oeitnoe, Gan Sroncisco
giaiom WcGain, aanias Gitp; So.
mes 6. RoD, 8eoria; giihorb
s.. SouIiban Chicago; Sreo Sber.
man, SSSnoianapoli5; @iGion 9ern.
barot, Cincinnati. sSn Dem Wtai.
ienpro3eB IN SSnoianapoIis iparen
redt i6.pere Gtrafen eegen oie
ihuloig beflnoenen 8Dnamitar6er
Iperb1ngt tpor0en. Bon ben 32 Ser.
urteilten legten 80 8erufitng Elm
oorunter fsranf sc. TDan BON Gbi.
oaao, Braiioent Der '8emerfid)oft
| (5ortiesung auf Seite 50
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-01-08

nen 8rubenregionen miro auh Die
8unoe5 aon1nltiiion cine llnterilts
DUNG oller 9lrbeiterunrltben i'm
geiarnrtten SQn0e bornebmen. Sud-
peritQnoige peroen na6 Calumet
Wtih., entianot meroen, Inn Die llrs
iahen oes Streif5 Der altpiergrd-
ber fe1t5ultellen, uno nah GoIoras
90, Inn cine ltnterlu6ung oeS oorti-
gen 4obIengr0berItreifs bor3unebs
men. Qesgleihen tDeroen bic be-
rett8 beenoeten Qusitdnoe IN Eaters
ion, g. S.. 2onrence, Moii., uno
Sos 9lngeles, Gol, elmer llnterius
dung unter5ogen iper6en. 9lm 2.
6ebrl1ar ioIlen Die Spe5ioIageuten
geridt eritatten. Spater miro Die
aonlmiliion nabri6einlth 8erb0re
pornebmen. Die &onlntiiiton bat
cine 9ieiolution gefoBt, in Der iie
ousoriidlih berporbebt, oaB iie ni6t
6eflgt tit, ols GerntittllngSbebor-
De 8lt fltngiren uno iih IN Die Saint
pfc 5DiIhen aupitol uno 2lr6eit
81 ntii6en.
sSn oen bartnGfigen 8rlbenItreit
in Calumet, Wfth, lit cine oIIges
notwithstanding lulter aufiiht 6e5
8olluerneurS uno Der 8unbesreQies
rung i'm @onge. Sic 8rubengeieu-
ihaft neigert iih bartnddig Ole
p Union" Der 8rubeuIeilte on5uerfen.
nen. CHARLES Mtoper, Brdlibent Der
0eitern federation Of W2iner5,
bat befannt eeaeben, oaB Semuel
8ompers, Gralioent Der uanerican
Federation Of 2abor", cine gu.
iantmenfllnft oes 8ol5ugsousiduis
ies nah 8aibington einberufen miro,
in ipelder Der aupfergraberitreif IN
Diidigan ertpogen iuer6en Ioll.
8leid8eitig berlalitet, es iei fein
8enerolitreif in oen Der. staoten
|5ur nnterltiiRung oes Mihiganer
ausItailoes gepIntt. God miro Die
gtihtisfeit oieier Meloling bon gi5e-
pralioent S'gonnea uno Setretar
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-01-08
Nntt1t11R1- q

oen uno Nfoidinerie, ols penn en-
etne u2anb Clearing 60" ooer et.
men Sontraftor 0airit betraltt. Denn
Damn bebdlt er cnf leIber Den 8ro-
ut, onItatt oettfei5en anoeren iiber-
ldIIen 81 miiiien.
ltno nm eS nodn1al 5u ipieoerbo-
len: Ofadt nm baum SduIbeu,
menn 0br oieielben iider be5abIen
fonnt, S6nloen beoeuten areoit, I'LL.
ttottge ltlo leihtiinnige Sdn[oen Itno
aber gleihbeoeuteno NIT ganferott
ooer ether 9ppotbef auf Die gar8e 3ll.
fltnrt BON it'd ielber uno Der gansen
iSdn1iIie.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-01-08
SDrne uno Oraufprb
Surte Der Mtnoritdts aanoioat fir Slnoesienat
Heiulutipnen Der MinoritGtsfnftipn

arttilirung Ser 9prne' 'id)en
Staatspertpaltung un0 oe8 oenofra-
tii6en 3orifS; Die Stel1erfomnlii-
lion lmo ibre 9Irbeit lit cine per-
feblte uno erb0bte IN ungeredHer0et=
lle oie Steuern I'M Staate; fiir
Shub3ou; 9lrbeiteri6ubgeIebe uno
8eiebe 3ur Se6ung Der St6erbeit
BET offentliden 3ranSporten ln0
8erfebrspegen; leibtere SetmltGts
terbeOiagungen, tpeitlih bonn Otiiio1-
II alf SStoionerlano; gegen eine aon=
oention 5ur 9lmenoitung ser
transformation; &erldlpen0unq
in Ser StantSperpdltung miro ge-
riigt. - Die porgeiblagenen &Ion-
fen sur @etpdbrllng gleihen Stimm-
reht5 an volle geIebIiebenOen Rerio-
men" 1lno gegen nginfiibrlng, Ser
fouf uno gertetlung bon berol
Iben0en 8etr0nfen", puroen o1lf
oen Gid geIegt ouf Gntrog bon
Com 9toberts, Eierre, bem friibe-
rem 8rioatiefretGr oes perltorbenen
9unoesienators u. 9. aittreoge.
Gbos. $. 8urfe, Der iebige lang
idbrige aongreBmonn bes 5peiten
0tItritt8, erbielt in 8oIbington Die
telegrupbiide Nodriht ietner gtomt.
nation nl3 aanoioot Der Minoritdtss
partet fir oen 8unoeSienat lIno
nobm oieiel6e an. SD neroe alth IN
BEN MGr5 Srimdrtpablen geptn-
men,, erflQrte er, uno miro IN einis
gen 3agen @oIbington berloIien, Inn
perionlib iPtne 9onpagne 81 lei
ten. - .. E. 9fi6aros mag iih
entihlieBen ais rnobban9igeraans
oioat fitr oa5 8ouuerneur3amt mtf-
6utreten.
GoIitiih traeiih tit es, ooB did
9fihnroS bon Suron, Der Elm Ser
nr0gen sur Goliirltng ieineS Srt-
nldripablgeiete8 ntsgab uu0 fir Die
Gororbeiten 81 ieiner @ouperneurss
nomination, Der fir ebrlihe Gefor-
men etntrat uno gegen oas u8eutes
ipItem" - orrb Die 8trfl1ng ieines
eigellen @eiebes getroifen puroe,
OaS Dor 5lDet Sabren nit 10 rteiiger
Maioritat pon oen Stimmgebern OH
qe1onlnten pur0e. Gr nuroe bon
ieiner eigenen SSattion uls &anois
Dot fiir oo3 @ouperneursamt aus
geibaltet. - Ser GtnfluB bon Geo
@. ggon mohte iib angeblt6 in
Fterre ni6t gelteno,
Semofraten Nomiuatipuen.
8unoeSlenotor: 6. g. SSobnion
(Yantton,)
aongreB, crIter 9titrift, Gbeo.
8ailep (Siour Sails
&ongreB, 3meiter 3tItrift, Sobn
$. Sling (9igbmore)
aongreB, oritter 0iitritt, 9arrp
@on0p (Rapio GitD)
@ouperneur: 9ti6ter 8. 90. Wfcs|
Garter (9omole.)
@i5e @ouOerneur; 5, Z, Seffron
l2Qtprence.)
SdoBmetiter: SSSacob 6ergen
(Earflton)
@eneralonmoGt: 9. gS. 9ifneII
(Gop.)
Stoot8iefretGr: S5obn 6. 8tr0
(Go0ington)
2ono aommiiiGr: g8. s. Goner
(GerfinS.)
9luoitor: 6. 9. 5ouIef (grule.)
Gilenbobn &onrmiiiQr: S. s.
@atterton (9ioberts.)
S6ul Superintendent: 90. 8.
Gbnntberluin (Oonttonl
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-01-08
"a

in Gierre Die ptclbelprohene ln0 oil
genetn nit groBtent SSntereIle erlpar.
tete politiibe 8erlammllng Ger
berIhieoenen 5ufttoneu uno Rnrteien
1tatt, INN &anotoaten auS5undblen,
iiber luelhe bel oen MGrS.ErimGrs
mablcn Die Gtimmgeber ab3nItimmeu
baben. 9ieie Nomiuotionen ihlieBen
ntd)t aus, BOB niht nontinirte 8ans
0ioaten o1tnabbdngig" III Die politi=
ihe 9lrenn eintreten fonnen. 8ei oen
Otdr5 Brtmdrpablen ntii1ieu Gepu=
blifaner IN ben repubIifaniIhen Eri=
maries itimmen uno oemotrotiidDe
SttmlngebGr in oemofrutilhen Hri.
moric3. 0ei oen 9erbItpablen f0n-
men aber ollie Stimn9eber fir Die
ientgen &nnoiooten itimmen, melhe
ihnen ONT meiiten 5ltiaget ob ite
Hepublifaner ooer 9cmofraten
ltno.
Npminationen Der repnbi. Wtuipris
tGts Saftiuu.
Wotto: sir forti6rittlide 8rins
5ipien; Grdiioenten Erimdrtpob-
len: quite 2anoItraBen; Steuer Gre
oiiton; 9unoeSiibernnbme Der Ct,
preBgeieQIdaftea; gegeu Noifinen-
fontroIle.
9unoeSienator: Goe s. Gratp-
foro.
aongreB, /. GiItrift, 6. $. Oil
lon.
aongreB, 2. Qiftrift, RopoG 6.
Syobnion (oer iebige @eneroIon1paIt.) J
aongreB, 3. 0iitrift (oen Stimnt-
8ebern iiberlulien)
@ouberneur: 6ront 90. 9prne
(Yierre.)
Gi3e @ouberneur: 8eter 9torbet
(HeofieI0).
6tootsiefretar: 5raut 91ooo
(Ebilipp)
5taatsibotmeiIter: 81. g8. gpert
(8ierre)
seneroIonpalt: 6. 6. Gololuea
(Somoro.)
5taatsnnoitor;; 60. SonoIiug
(Sturgi8.)
Gtoot8 ShnIluperintenoent: 6.
s. 2uqg (Earfiton)
2on0 aonniIIGr: Jreo Sepperte
(@ierre.)
giienbon 9omniiNr: g. %.
9ougertp (9eu 9faptt8).
8orIiber oe3 StaotScentroIfomi-
teS: @. t. @ap (8atertonn.)
Gronforo, 8prne uno SepperIe
iino aonOiooten fir 8ieoernominos
ton.
Gciulutioneu Der WaioritGtsfaftiOn.
Die einltinnlig poiiirteu G2ioluti-
omen iino Sen @ouptpunften na6:
SSnoorIirung ners Gerlpolhng bon
@ouperueur 8prne, lm0 ser 8on-
qreBntitqlie0er Gramforo, Sterling
un0 9iaon. SSSnoorIirunJ Der Stelt-
erfomniIIipn lun0 ibrer 2(rbeit; ge=
gen 2obbpiIten; @abl bon &on-
0ention5oele8oten; fir Shub5ou IL
@abrung5reform; Qe9en 8unbeS=
iibernabme BON offentIiden Ser.
febrSmitteln; EruIt Gegulotion no6
II0nen fooIeoelts; 9tecoQ pom
Qerihtli6en Gnti6et0un0en gegen
oorgonil6e" 8olfSrefte; fir 2tmens
0irung oer GtootSfonltitution
Shubgelebe fir 9Irbetter; fir 2an0=
freottbanfen rm0 6!uBregulirunq;
GrabItung ser natiirlihen Silf8s
QlteQen; mo8lidIt idleuui9er @iOer-
rrf 0e8 ofoItipieltgen, 1tnperltanolt-
den, lnpraftiihen ltn0 ihnerfdlli-
gen" 9fi6oro8 8rimGrgeiebe8, boS Ell
ne @ieoerbelebung oe8 olten Caucus
1no &onoentionsipitem lit; billtgere
S5roht- 1no 4uilagierraten; 2l6-
lhafflng Der 3uhtbou5 aorttroft=
orbeit I'M Stoute; aoniolioirung
lrno Gerbeiierung ser ldnolihen
Gdulen: 9lmenoirrng Der 8eiteu-
erungSgeIeBe, grooltirte @tnfom=
menlteuer (dbnlth tpte in gSiscon-
1in) geriiherung BON 8dntbepo-
iiten un0 9unoeSbelpilit9ung 5ur
9eDdherrng bon Grodenlanoereien.
8etreffs Der Erobibitiuu i6lpiea
ith Die Gelolution aus uno empfQbl
yiorgiame grtpdgung oes porge=
id)lugenen 9lmenoements fiir 5ran-
cnltimmredJt".
*
WinaritGtss Observation-Disclosures
931innnsiettfrtnr NhnS 6 W,irfn
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-01-08
NinaritGtss sGanbioatennpn1inntipnen

gunoesienator: Gbas. $. gurfe
aongreB, eriterGiitrift, Did 8ooos
(Siour SAILS.
aonareB, 5fpeiter 9iltrift, 9aidter
5ronf Wtc9trltp, glberoeen
aongreB, oritter 9iitrift, Gidter
6. q. Hice (2eao?)
8ouberneur: $. g. an6erion (oer
iebige 5taatsauoitor)
gise @ouperneur: S.S. gperitt.
GtuotsIefretdr: 5ranf @lasner.
Stoatsnuoitor: 6, 8. 5ellar.
gtaotsidasmeilter: S. @. Sar.
rig.
8enerolanipolt; Iia Soreit (Gan.
TOM
Stoots Sdul Superintendent
Sreo 8. Sbaip.
giienbabn 8onniildr: 8. s.
Spbeim.
2ano 4onlniiIdr: Gonroo aorn.
ilonn (Sbernan.)
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-01-08
Npminattoneu Der repnbi. Wtuipri.
tGts sSaftipn.

Motto: Sir forti6rittIide 8rin-
5ipien; Grdiioenten Erimdrtpob-
len: quite 2anoItraBen; Steuer Gre
piiton; 9unoeSiibernnbme Der CT
preBgeieaihafte1; geeen MoIdinen=
fontroIle."
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-01-08

Merchants who do not
advertise in a German pa
per, do not deserve the
German trade.
Gilpin observer., 1914-06-11
Who Was Jack RobIn.o nj

You have uttered that famous
phrase, "As quick as one could say
Jack Robinson" OF course. but have
you any idea who the real Jack Rob.
inson was? Well. John Robinson
proves to have been a politician who
fourished in the time OF George III.
and who was great favorite OF the
English king against whom the 13
American colonies revolted. says a
writer in the Buffalo Express. Robin
sons political career was q long one.
and he was a member for Harwich for
26 years.
On one occasion he was bitterly at
tackled by Sheridan. who, denouncing
bribery and Its instigators. replied to
the cries OF name! Name!" by point
Ing to Robinson on the treasury bench.
exclaiming: Yes, I could name him
as soon as could say Jack Robinson"
Thus originated the saying still cur
Seut.
Gilpin observer., 1914-06-11
Last King Of the eoths.

Roderick. the last king of the West
Goths. In Spain, was overthrown and
probably slain by the Saracens in I'll.
The fate Of Roderick has always been
a mystery. His horse and sandals
were found the day after the battle on
the river bank. but his body could
not be found. Probably he was
drowned and washed out to the sea,
but the Spaniards would not believe
this. They clothed the dead king with
q holy mystery which certainly did
not enehroud him when alive. He be-
came q legendary savior, like Arthur
Of Britain. and 1t was long believed
that he would come again from his
resting place In some ocean isle, healed
Of his wound. to lead the Christians
once more against the infidels. Span.
ish legends record that Roderick fed
to the mountains and became a hermit
until. by penance. he was purified from
sin and was then suffered to depart to
the enchanted isle to await the time
for his temperance.
Gilpin observer., 1914-06-11
STRANGE BIRD OF DESERT
chapparal Cock Said by cattlemen to
Build Spike Fence Around
Rattlesnake.

Docs the road runner or Chapparal
COCK snare the rattlesnake by build
ing fence Of cholla spikes around
him and then dispatch the reptile at
leisure? The story, received with
skepticism, has often been told about
this bird Of the southwest. Mr.. John
Feeney of Elmira recently went to
Arizona to learn the truth. He learned
from some Of the pioneers that they
were ready to make affidavits that
they had witnessed the capture and
death Of rattlesnakes in the aforesaid
fashion. Mr.. Sidney de Long of Bis
bee affirmed that he had seen a pair
Of road runners. evidently mates. do
the trick. Cattlemen were prolific in
experiences Of the kind, but the Ari-
zona Historical society had no data.
The road runner is such strange
bird that anything told about 1t is
believed. DR.. William T. Hornaday, in
his American Natural History" is
credulous himself. The bird, he says.
'is remarkably odd in form and also
In It's habits" He thus describes 1t:
1T is about the size of q small
crow. with tail as long as its entire
body and head, and legs that are SO
long and strong they seem like those
Of grouse, save that the toes are
longer. The body is slender. but the
neck and head are large and the head
has a conspicuous crest. The beak
Is large. Although the bird has wings
it seldom uses them, and they must
constantly be growing smaller through
disuse."
Mice. lizards, snakes, centipedes.
and insects are provender. The doctor
testifies that 1t is the most nervous of
birds. abnormally suspicious and phe-
nomenally quick in its movements. 1t
flies little. but leaps far and high with
closed wings. He estimates that II
the road runner goes on 10000 years
in its present habits" it will cease to
fy at all and will be able to leap 20
feet in the air. This remarkable de-
scription Of the uneasy and elusive
bird Of the Arizona desert prepares
one for the many strange yarns" that
have been told about It, including the
story Of how it traps the somnolent
rattler. In the interests Of veracious
natural history Mr.. Frank NJ. Chap
man should visit Arizona and write
. monograph about Geococcyx cali
fornianus.
Gilpin observer., 1914-06-11
Notice Of Special
Meeting Of Stockholders

To the Stockholders of the Ever
green Gold and Copper Mines Com
pany:
NOTICE is hereby given that a
SPECIAL. meeting of the stockholders
of The Evergreen Gold and Copper
Mines Company will be held at the
office of the company, 400 Empire
Building, Denver Colorado. on Sat
urday, the 9th day of June, A. D..
1914, at the hour OF 2 O'Clock p. M,
for the following purposes:
l. To consider and act upon the
proposition of increasing the capital
stock of the company to 50 200 900. 90
or such other amount. not in excess
of said sum, as the meeting may de-
termine
2. To consider and act upon the
proposition of selling or disposing of
the entire holdings of the company
or any part thereof. authorizing the
execution of proper instruments of
transfer. directing and authorizing
the directors to consummate the
same upon such terms and conditions
as may be deemed advisable, and
authorizing the dissolution of this cor
poration.
3. To ratify, confirm and approve
all acts of the board of directors and
to transact such other business as
may properly come before the meet
ing.
This notice is given pursuant to a
resolution adopted by the board of
directors at a meeting held on the
18th day Of April. 1914.
WILLIAM C. HOI1llSTER.
Secretary.
Dated Denver, Colorado, May 25th'
1914.
1st Sub. May 2Sth; last June 25 IA.
Gilpin observer., 1914-06-11
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
AND DETERMINATION OF HEIRSHiP
No. 1922


In the matter of the estate Of
Joseph Herman Waldhart, Deceased
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That
on Monday, the 22nd day Of June,
A. d. 1914, at the hour of II a. m. OF
said day, same being one Of the reg
ular days of the June term OF the
county court Of Gilpin county, in the
state OF Colorado, l, Mrs. Anna Wald-
hart, Administrative of said estate,
will appear before the Judge Of said
court, present my final settlement
as such Administrative, pray the ap-
proval Of the same, and will then
ask to be discharged as such admin
istratrix. At which time and place
any person in interest may appear
and present objections to the same,
II any there be.
AND FURTHER NOTICE IS HERE
BY GIVEN, That at said time and
place the court will receive and hear
proofs concerning the heirs OF said
deceased, pursuant to the verified
P0eAtioh VI IHc odiu MTS. AhHd Wdiu-
hart, claimant as heir at law of said
deceased, heretofore filed herein,
asking for judicial ascertainment
and determination of the heirship of
said estate. and from which 1t ap-
pears that Anna Waldhart Andres,
daughter; Joseph Henry Waldhart,
Frank A. Waldhart, Max ]. Waldhart,
Frederick ID. Waldhart, John ]. Wald-
hart and Herman Waldhart, sons;
and the said Mrs. Anna Waldhart,
widow, are the sole and only heirs
at law Of said deceased
NOW, THEREFORE,. Any and all
persons who are or claim to be heirs
at law of said Joseph Herman Wald-
hart. deceased, are hereby required
to be and appear thereat, or abide
the determination Of the court there
on.
Dated at Central City. Colorado.
this goth day Of May. A. ID. 1914.
MRS. ANNA WAI1DHART.
Administrative, Of the Estate Of JOS
eph Herman Waldhart, Deceased.
JAMES NJ. SERIGHT, Attorney.
LIST pub. May 81; last pub. June 49, IA