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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-12
5reitas, ben IL. Suni 1914.

Sum eriten M al in Der G'es
ididts bon WaNaduiettS bat oas
Saustommittee fir Wittsl uno Wsge
gu 9uniten eines 9erfafun9ss sImsls
Dement'S bsri6tet, bas Snitiatipe urc
Referendum einfiibren ioa, Sn WtuI.
iaduIetts bauien bic republitaniiden
9purbonsn. benen jeoer glni6ein Dun
@oltsresierurg Elm 9rduel lit. 9lueIn
nadbem bas bolt, Oas lrnter normds
len 0srbdltnifen Der WujoritGt nat
repubIitaniib lit, pieoerbolt cine be.
motratiite Stuatsrssisruns seIpdbIt
bat, limb bic Stanbpattsr gu Der gins
iidt sslunst, 0aB bas Bolt aud etpas
5u iasen bat unb oub man feline Miins
fds nidt ungeitraft unbeadtst lohcn
lam. SieieIbe 2ettion lit ben &c
publitanern in elmer san5en Insabl
aHOsrsr Stautsn ertbeilt pproen, nit
bem Rsiultat, oab Der partei oas
Stanbpattert6um griinoli6 aussetriss
ben iuurDen 1T. Sriid llno frei. frof
itnb treu lit pieoer Die Seoiie Der re-
publitaniihen Yartei selporoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-12

llnterItiibnns bes prdiibenten, lpie
olicb Der @egner bes Imenbemelts.
Ills bic NSaus Wiitslieber bon Der
naben Mbftimmuns erfubren, ipdren
lie aus Sp6ite beltiir5t. pab iis por
Der aonsrebpdbI 5arbe betennen
miibten unb aud bic probibitioniiten
lparen bamit ni6t einperitanben. Diele
sinsen BON Der 9lnii6t aus, oaB Iie!e
Dor Der &pngrebrpabl segen bic Relos
luton itimmen piirben, aber na9 Der
3pnarebpabl belpogen perben tonnS
ten, lie 5u unteritiiBen. Die Semotras
ten I6idten in aIler @ils gum prdiis
penten uno lisben ibm ia9en, bab er
bic aonerebtpablen gefdbroe, penn
iebt cine 9lbitimmuns iiber bic RE
iolution erfolse. Der YrdIioent, Der
bod ipnIt 10 5dbe lit, fiel idnea I'M.
IN 6pIse behen puroe porldufig bic
Ibftimmuus Bis gum Suli perihoben,
aber bic 4bli6t 1T unpertennbar, iie
na9 Wuni6 Su6Ipn 8 Bis gum na9s
ten aonsreb bin5ubulten. 9ieler
@erlauf Der GreianiiIe tit 5u beoauern.
9ei elmer 9lbitimmuns I'M Sauie bdt@
ten bic 5rsiiinnisen 9enau 9slpuBt,
pie lie iih bel Der 8abl gu perbaIten
buben. SEPT Derhleibt ibnen nur nod
Der minper bsfriebi9enbe Quspes, bic
apnareb &anoibuten einem iaarfen
YerbDr 3u unter5teben.
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Ser @ppeubir sur aanal3Oll'
Bill.

Oas GbamGleor 1T Oas SpmbOI ors
ameritaniiasn pOlititsrs. Gr nil
Ssosm alss isin, grim, roth, geIb.
Gsrabe Wese iino ibm elm 9rduel.
2lus bisiem aaratter bsraus 1T Der
pom Ssnat senebmiate 3iliaB 3ur Sls
nalooas8ia eriIoHen, pdds in benz
sritsn paraerapbsn ertlGrt, oab bis
Qlbgabenfreibsit fir amsritaniide &iis
itenfabrsr i'm panamasannal aufssbo=
ben 1T, i'm nd9itsn purasrupben aber
ben Der. Staten Das Re6t porbebd.t,
tie pieoer sin5ufiibren. Dsnjeni8en.
bic fir ben speiten paragrapben ges
itimmt blben, 1T pObl bspubt, oab lie
iit oamit elmer Sntpniequen3 i9ulO'g
rno iogar lG4erIi6 gemu6t buben.
Wenn bic Ser. Staatsn Elm Rs6t bus
ben, Die absaben ibren S4iffen gu
er!aFen, 70 1T es bod cine gerleBung
nationalsr sJntereiien, Die Ibgubenfr.is
belt 3ll itrei6su. glber Oas Oeri6IGgt
0ieien nit elmer breifaden RbinO3eros.
baut sspan5erten poIititern ni6ts.
eiie biloen ii6 elm, Siejsnissn 5ufriss
bensuiteIlen, tvel9s bic Qbgabenfrsib:,t
pini9en uno Oiejsnigen, bic lie ni6t
rinI6en. Oieie 4bii6t 1T natiirlia
perfsblt. Sas Bolt 1T nidt 10 Oumm,
pie oieie 2eute, bic ii9 fir 10 duBerit
tlua balten, es permeinen. 8eioe Seis
ten begrsifsn, bab man lie gum 9eiten
balten min. 9as S9limmite u6.r
lit, Dab Der ungebdngts Boz;
behalf ben SauptSped oes Ge.
Iebe3 pereitelt. Dieter purbe DON Ses
nator Eoot unb ben iibrisen RepubIis
taHern, Die ben Yrdiioentsn unteritiiBt
babsn, in iibsrasusenbsr Deifs oardas
lsst. 9is Ser. StaatsH seHieBen in
Der Belt einsn fhledten Ruf oafiir,
bab iie 0ertrGge ni9t balten. Das
puroe nit Re9t dls Elm mibliher unI.
iiano ,iogar als cine @efabr bsssihusi.
Infer 2anO 1T aus Der Sioliruns. in
psl6er ss bisber selebt bat, berausges
trstsn. Gs 1T cine Dsltmadt setpors
ben. Cine iolde 1T se5punsen, ins
ternationals Bs5iebunsen 5u pflegen.
ME oas BEL alien Weltmdhten obne
ausnabme Der Saa 1T. Disfe Be5ies
bunsen iinb politii6sr uno iommers
sisasr Grt. Sir bic Der. Staat:I
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MilhHatiomen
@erben am Wontas fir ben CONNER
croifnet.

glnl Ulontag iperSen Die sebu WilG.
iiationen in perid,ieoenen IbeiIen Der
Stabt, Die inter Der SontroIlc bes
itaotii6en @eiunobeitsamts iteben,
iiir oen CONNER erofinet perben.
Ssn oieIen Stationcn miro fir Sdug.
Iinse in Gis eepodte @ild gum
Ireiic pcn Az Gents oas Yint per.
fault rcroen. sln poIlig mitteQoie
s5amilicn piro Sieie geiIh fir Sdus.
Iinse, Cant Der @eneroiitat pom
frau GharIes y. TAFT, pollig foiteu.
trei abaeaebcn tperoen. lie ylilhita.
tion,n limb tpie foIst:
SiabIanb ShiIe, oil Der GaiteriI
slpenle nno 2eipis Strabe.
CT. VauI @emeinoeituIe, Go. iii
9enoleion Strabe.
Nelpiib Excitement, gio. 415 GIin.
ton StraBc.
llniteb Seipiib CHARITIES, 731 @eit
Spfite Gtrabe.
gouglab Shule, alms Rlace unS
CHAPEL Strabe.
EbIrr ShuIc. gtorrs Strabe. fiabe
Burns Strabe.
Union Bethel. OF Git Gritte Ctr.
Cincinnati 9oIpcIinic, 920 Rase
Strabe.
Cbio.Dliami Clinic, @eWiden
slpenlie, nabe Glm Strube.
Gper SduIe, gapmiller Strabe,
aegeniiber Der Gejt Strabe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-12

pie langmieri gen 0sbatten
i'm Senut iiber bic banana 2lngeles
aenbeit bobsn ben @ebanten ansere9t,
aud oieIer aGrperihaft, pel6e iih
unbei6rGntter Rebefreibeit riibmt,
einen Maultorb an5ulesen. SdB eine
brinaenoe gptbpenDisteit fir einc
ioIde Regel aus bem SsIi6tspuntt
bes Difsntlibsn Dobles porldse, Idbi
iid ni6t betpsiien. Wenn es aud ct
fpas lange geoauert bat. bis pldti9s
8eiebe i'm Senat 3ur GrleotSuns sss
lanst iino, bat Der Iufi6ub teinsn
beIpnberen S6oben peruria6t. Iber
bic Genatoren Iollten aus elsenem
9lntriebe bic Gebattsn pcrtiiraen. Wlan
Ipllte annebmen biirfen, bab bic Sez
natore1 Reoen bulten, ni6t Inn ibrc
Spratnertssuee gu iiben, ionbern
um bamit @inbrud uuf bas 9oIt gu
MAIDEN. 9lber Der enblpie Grgub bal
sur 5oIae, bab man fid I'm bic ReDsr
i'm Senat am allernenigiten tiimmert
Sopett es bas 9plt betrifft, tpnnt,
Der Senat aus luuter itummsn Uten'
iden beitsben. 9lnbers mare es, penr
lrsniser seipro6en niroe. Dam
tDnnte eber cine Neisung entiteben
RE 9nIift oss Ssnats ~ pernebmsn
Ses @eiteren lit 5u bsmerten, bar
bic Rebetunit i'm Senat gegenfvdrttq
ouf ungepDbnIia niebriser StuT'
Itebt. Sie p1bsIbaften gnii4ten Dor
2euten ipie 9aroaman tDnnen ii6sr,
lid nitt bsseiitern, absr nenn er aud
aam beionbsrs abit0bt, iinb bic Rs'
ben Der iibrigen Senatoren in glel'
dem Settle gsbalten. SsffentIi3'
9lngelesenbsitsn perben ni6t aug DO
beren9eii6tspuntten er0rtert, ionberr
mad porgefabtenp purteimsinunse uni
bic Reben Der msiiten S.natprer
truaen einen msbr oosr minbel
peri0nli6en aarattsr. Gine riibmens
pertbe glusnabme maht Root por
Rep Yort, Der an unb fir ii4 cir
tii6tiger Rsbner TT uno AUDI Die gel
ftise araft beiibt, iid iiter bic Bar
tei5Gune binibersuihtpinssn. Gr Il
aud ber einsise Hsbner i'm SeHat, be
pas Uuhlitum intereiIiri.
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Sorpeoo esploOirte.

9lls FOlae elmer Giienbobn 1or'
pebo Grploiion pirb isoenialls Der
8 sNabrt 6srman Nor. pon no. 1927
Mtit 6. StraBe bic Sebfraft duf
benz Iintsn gluas einbiibsn. Der
Gnirps fanb auf ben @elsifen Der
gabn In Der NGbs Isiner Wohnuns
Elm. giitnbabn 1orpsbo, fpslden CT
elmer aenoueH Snfpeiiion unter5os.
Il0Bli6 erplobirte berieIbs unb brd6s
tt BEN Junasn 9ranbpunbsn IN
@eiiGt unb ben guaen Bel. Or. @rssn.
BON 612 Delhi MDenue but iih bss
bsrIsttsn anabsu aHaenommsB.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-12

Ote meritaniId @ermitt.
lung fGnst an lanepeiltg gu peroen.
galD bat Suerta einen neuen plan,
balb Die 9ernlittler, balo Der prIe
iibsnt. Sept lit uu6 Garranau nit
sinem pIan poraetreten Sieiem 5us
tp;ge iouen bic 9er. Staten bic merie
tanii1e Qngelegenbeit in bic Sano
nebmsn, pie es auf Cuba gei6eben IL,
inbem lie Uierito beieBen, bis eine
prdiioentenlpubI ituttgefunoen bat
uub bic CUR 9eru6igung oes aanbes
notbtpsnbisen geieBe, ipe5iea bic
SODenrsform, seiitert limb. gu uns
ferer 9efriebiguns beObahten mir, bab
Der 9pritlaQ in Waibinston teine
3uitimmung qsfunben bat. Der prd'
iieent lit ni6t Wilens, Werito unter
bic 8ormuoi9aft Der Der. Staaten
au iteuen. Da er uber aud nit ben
9ermittlern niats uusridten lam,
10 pGrs es an Der 3eit, bab er feline
politit Gnbert, inoem er Garran5a
onertennt unb es oieiem IbsrlGbt, bic
Wirrsn in Merito gu orbnsn. Der
prdiioent nsigt jest i6On tart 5u bies
fem plan, pus aus ieiner anIt9t
berporgebt, oub gorrun3a, Der ben
erDbten 5beil bon Ulerito erobert
bat, auf beIonoere geriidii8tiguns
9lnIpru6 erbeben barf. Du Die Der
mittler bas nidt 3useben Dolen,
iOIte Der qrGiibent tursen proseb
MAIDEN unb iih bic leibise @ngeIeSens
belt bonn 6alie iaafFen. inbem er
Garrunsa ais Sbsr4aupt BON Werito
onsrtennt unb inn bic unbei4rantte
Waffenaufubr einrGumt.
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Gs ntrb 1n9enOmmer,
bab rei6e 2eute oura ibre Snteligen9
au @srmDgen eeIangsn. Oas mag il
aud gum SbeiI ridtig iein, aber pcnn
ss ii9 Oarum banOelt, eine Ressllns
hires 8eiiBes i'm Sntereiie Der aages
msinen Wohlfabrt gu psranitalten.
psrbaltsn Iie ii6 aQe glei4 itumpTins
nig. lnIere StlGDenbarone lpieien
nit Gntriiituns ben 9Ori6Ias 5uriic.,
RE StIaDen gegen ge3abIung frst gu
gsbsn. sic fiibrtsn einen pier Sabre
langen aris3, in psldem lie ibr Scr.
m1gen uno ibr 2eben einbiibten, un
bic gtIaperei bei5ubebalten, beren 46s
idafTuna jest ais Der gr0bte Sesen
iiir bic Ration ertannt piro. Sn Wles
Tito oerbGIt es ii6 in glsi6er Deie.
6uerta purbe Don ben 9robgrunobrs
iiBsrn unteritiiBt, psi! er iia gesen
Guitbeilurg ibrer Sitter ertIdrt..
Sebt, no oisie in ben norolidtn
Gtaatsn uuter Garran3a Dor IiA 9e1t,
!ino Die @runobeiibr olmit u6lig
:;nDertano,n umo freuen iih ipgor,
bab es 5ur Yertbe,hmg tommt. Sebt
crit tommsn lie gu Der Ginii1t, oaB lie
Sci oen pa6Ien0en Steuern ibre @rier
ni6t bGtten taltsn tsnnen ilno oaB ss
fir Iie Elm 9ortbeil 1T, einen 9beil od.
opn an bic annobspoltsruHg anf
& beil3abIlma ab5ulaiieH. Sn BEN
State 3amanlipas, po bic &onititds
tionaliitsn nit Der &anOpsrtbeilu,.g
bsgonnen babeH, lit Der Grtrag ieBt in
Rem 0irren Oss 9iirgsrtrissss i9tn
I'm bunDsrt pro3ent 9rDber, als frii'
kr. Die Better srbultsn fiir Oeh
qlder $50, cine Summe, peltR ben
tisberissn Wertb I'M ods 8ebnTa-9s
iiberiteigt.
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Der sfeptifer.

.@as 1T ois MIR fir ein @enih?"
oadl Iuiiien sic. ipenn Sic Dem
iaeen. er braude niir 3u sIaiiben,
ipenn er iiebt, 70 ipiro er eben niHt
.binieben."
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gu unfsrem srOben gepausrR
miiiIsn mir berittsn, oaBSObion sinen
gieq srrunaen bat uno 5Dar init
Silfe beg prdIibenten. llnberpooo,
Der syiibrer bes SauIes rno elm @es'
ner bes probi6itions 2lmenoements,
iuollt. bieies, reip. bic ReIOlution 5ur
llutsrbreitnns eiues foI4en amsnbe'
ments biHnsn &ur5sm 5ur @bitims
Hlns brtngsn unb .r BAIT. bierin bic
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-14
ypE PLACE FOR WAR 1ixEs.

The president it is stated has con-
cluded that the taxation to supply the
failure Of tariff revenues on account
Of the war shall come by way OF the
internal revenue and mainly from
booze.
That is wise conclusion. The man
who can afford to buy booze certainly
can afford anything
The booze money is easy money .or
the man who sells it The real boozer
VIII not be hurt by the tax If ne finds
ne must bay a cheaper brand or less Of
the higher grades of battle. murder and
sudden death, he will be no worse OF.
The poor stun VIII only kill him a little
quicker than The other and Il he short
ems his supplies he will live little
longer. Il is ali a question of kid
neys.
Let us not worry over any proposed
raise in booze prices but pay attention
TO beans and pork chops and beef la
mode, nole whether the price OF $40
suits goes up and what winter under
wear sells Tor. Those are the real
necessities.
Let the president sock it on TO the
booze and tobacco. That's the place
Tor the war taxes.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-14

crop - not failure in the true sense
OF the word, but that We are not hav-
ing apples this year because this n not
apple year. the failure report being
misleading. Now I agree that Iowa is
not going to have many apples this
year. but not for the same reasons
that the writer gave. He says that
apple trees rest every other year. and
we should all learn this some time. Let
us reason little. Nurseries are SELL
ing apple trees, and farmers are setting
out apple trees every year, why don't
about half Of the trees bear every year
and give us at least an average crop!
This is not the case, so the reason
must lie in the season and weather
conditions. the crop being affected
some time during the fall. winter or
spring. This brings the question. Has
nature adjusted itself so nicely that II
just gives us crop of apples in Iowa
every other year?
/ don't believe any such regularity is
the case. especially since trees are
set out every year. Who has taken
notice just how the apple crop does
run, and is there any regularity to it at
all? I can not see how there can be.
Yours respectfully F. c. Siegfried
Rockwell, Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-14

tice. When. for that fine apple story
you substitute one about Ewes tempt
ing Adam with bitter cassia medicine.
you simply kill the artistic appeal ana
You can't help writing Adam down as
an all round imbecile who would sac
rifce his all for a dose of cassia, castor
oil or something equally obnoxious
Again. IL il vas Noah who took that
medicine. it was not Noah who sailed
the ark and Professor has simply got
to translate and trot out a commander
for that important craft. And. If Adam
didn't get mis- standing in history by
eating that apple. what did Adam do?
We're not disputing that the Baby
lonian tablets tell Professor Langdon
just what he says they do. The Baby
lonian reporters assigned to write W
that apple tragedy and the flood may
have had it in for Adam and Noah. or
perha ps thei: reports were censored.
II wouldn't be the only instance
wherein blaming il on the reporters
was the only refuge for folks whose
scrapes got into the public prints
Minneapolis News.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-14

while other candidates have spent .
lift time In the practice and study q
law; that other candidates are known
and respected all over Iowa ana the
United States as good lawyers and
iurists of tho highest class while MT.
Thomas hadn't been heard of until the
non partisan law gave him his oppor-
tunity; that Mr.. Thomas at Al years
of age has been but four years admit
ted to the bar where other candidates
have developed themselves thru siren
uous study and have become prominent
thru much hard work and peculiar tai
ent in their profession.
That Mr. Thomas is democrat
would cut as little figure in the case
as that his name is Seth had the DEM
ocrats not attempted to put him over
as partisan candidate on a non-par-
tisan ticket. Nobody blames Mr.
Thomas for being a democrat. Many
little known and slightly considered
lawyers are democrats.
The real point in the Thomas can
didacy is that very important ONCE
is TO be filled ana that ordinary pre-
caution and common sense indicate
that it should be filed by selection
from those who have proved their ca
pacity as we'll as their worth. The
Iowa City paper is seeing things
again.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-14
sNoBBERY IN PoliIIcs.

As an instance Of political taft hunt
ing recent publication in the Burling-
ton Gazette, leading democratic pa
per favorable 10 the candidacy OF Con
molly relating that gentlemen's connec-
ton with the funeral Of the wife OF
President Wilson bea,s anything vet
Of the record. It goes on al length 20
elaborate on the presence o. the demo
cratic candidate al the wilson funeral
and fulsonely describes The small
Offices he i asserted 20 have performed
al that scene OF national bereavement.
explains now and thru wha, influences
he CHANGED to be there at all and gen
orally attempts 10 make political capt.
tai out of the fact that Connolly vas
in attendance upon the final obsequies
Of Mrs. Wilson II is a mass Of super
latively sno5bisn gush in the wors.
possible taste and worse, il waS so evil
IDENTITY printed in the hope thar il
would advance the political prospects
Of the candidate that il awakens some
what more than disgust
II is only fair TO Mr. Connoly to as
sumo that ne did not procure and in
dorse such a plea but il is sample OF
the press work that hes been done for
Connolly and the desperate effort Of the
democratic bosses TO pin Connolly upon
the tail Of Wilson's coat. Sent out as
Washington news and played up"
in a democratic newspaper 1t marks
new element in political advert sing.
But it is incomprehensible that any
man with ordinary common sense and
average sensibilities should conceive
that il would make votes for Connolly.
Attempts to politically capitalize at
tendance upon sacred and sorrowful
rite is certainly beyond bounds of cour-
tesy, outside the proprieties and by
the average citizen of average sensi-
bilities will be looked upon as beyond
the limits of decency. The cemeteries
where we lay our dead are not political
bankruptcies nor are the solemn
rituals with which we lay them away to
be prostituted to the purposes of q
political campaign.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-14
SEEING THINGS AGAIN.

About the most amusing thing in
the hot weather part Of the campaign
is the declaration that Thomas, the
only one OF the six supreme Judge
candidates who Is democrat must
be defeated in order to save the nom
partisan feature Of the new judicial
law" remarks the Iowa City Republic
can.
The Republican sees more than is
written. AS the Times-Reepublican
reads the newspapers and listens to
the comment here and there the reas-
ons given looking to the defeat Of Mr..
Thomas are first, that there are better
men to choose from, with larger and
longer experience, who have proven
their judicial capacity; that Mr..
Thomas has been a lawyer just about
long enough to be favorably considered
az candidate for county attorney
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-14
oday.

Today.
Have You put a song in her heart to-
day,
Have you lifted some of her care:
Have you brought rose from the Bit
ter fray
And put IL in her hair:
Have You made it brighter thru every
hour
That she trusts and yearns for YOU:
Have YOU put a song in her heart to-
day
AS brave man ought to do.
Have you made her struggle little
sweet
Her pathway bright and clear:
Have YOU softened the way for her
weary feet
With memory sweet and dear:
Have you made a happier future shine
In her eyes because of you;
Have You put song in her heart to-
day
AS brave man ought to do.
Have you given her back in the golden
age
OF her sacrifice and trust
y little share of the hidden page
OF the beauty out Of dust;
Have you been worth while for her
dear sake
In all she's done for you:
Have YOU pat song in her heart to-
day
AS brave man ough, 20 do.
Baltimore Sun.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-14
Those Terrible Tablets.

II Professor Lansdon. that oxford
scientist. zsho is translating the Baby :
Ic.ian tablets excavated at Nipprr,
doesn't let UP, he's going 10 throw
some OF us into Mysteries His latest
Is that the fail of man came about
thru the eating OF the fruit of the bit
ter cassia plant and not an apple, but
it was Noah. not Adam. who did eat
thereof. You can see at once how this
scrambles things we learned in early
youth.
in the first place. delicious fruit
like an apple offered some excuse for
Adam and all we know about the bit
ter cassia Is that it was the most i'm
portant plant in ancient medical prac-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-14
WHAT Is THE MATTER.


A report recently issued by the de-
partment Of agriculture shows that
last year Iowa collected a larger auto
mobile tax than any other state in the
union except New York and Pennsyl-
yania. The same report shows that
Iowa is clear down near the bottom az
regards the amount spent for road con-
struction and maintenance. Another
interesting fact, shown in the report. is
that In Iowa the total mileage of all
roads is higher than that in any other
state except Missouri. Iowa's total be-
ing placed AT lo4,S27 miles and Mis-
souri's at 10i.923.
New York and Pennsylvania alone
collected larger sums in automobile
taxes last year than hid Iowa. New
York collected s1.275,727 and Pennsyl-
vania, ss41.0s2. Iowa's total was $751;
All, while Illinois, which contains the
second largest city in the United
States, collected only s5o7.134 and Mis-
souri, with its two big cities. collected
but s173.5l0.
In the face of this remarkable show
ing in the number Of automobiles owned
In Iowa and the amount paid In taxes
therefor the state expenditures on
roads in Iowa has been only 100000
since the state highway law was
passed in 1904.
The question naturally arises: hat
has been done with all the money!
When Iowa, the third state Of the union
in the amount of automobile tax col
lected. is away down at the bottom IN
the amount Of money spent for improv-
ing roads, and that despite the TACT
that the automobile tax 10 supposed 70
be exclusively for road Improvement
automobile owners. those who pay the
/ taxes and who have much use for good
! roads. can not be blamed Tor wonder
ing.
We have beenltold that the state law
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BOOZE IN MANSON.

\ story is going the rounds in the
rejghborhood towns that is intended 10
injGre Manson. Ii is tc the effect that
the Ian and order league has promul-
gated decree that il viii chase gny
man suspected Of having drink of
intoSicants in his interior works. to
the city limits with a stomach pump.
and If ne is caught the contrabard
goods be taken away from him. The
story is false in every detail 1t is 4
ba.e lie a disreputab!e fabrication, a
canard. as the French say. Nothing
Of the kind has been attempted in
Manson and nothing Of the kind will
b. attem pted II any man can sue
coed in getting drink down his th.oa,
in this town he will be allowed to
keep il and the law and order league
viii lever chase him even a city block
Furthermore. there is not a stomach
in possession Of the league. and this
information is CLEANED from the very
best authority.
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