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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-07-27
THE PREVALENCE
y OF TUBERCULOSIS

Nearly everyone Is tuberc1lsr.
That Is the statement made ia
Londar recently By Sir William
Osl formefl, of john Hokpins
uniSefSstys We do not die pc
cause We are guinea pigs or rab-
bits; We have obtained . certain
immunity.
Sir WilIiam vas addressing the
Association for the Prevention Of
Consumption He told his hearers
that the human race may Be divided
into three classes with regard to
Tuberculosis. 7he FIRST class con-
tains the germs Of The disease in
their bodIes, but nrs III small
danger os succpmbing. The second
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-07-27
& RIDDELL

E. c. Riddell, the prominent
Starr Valley rancher, comes to the
front today as a democratic csndi-
date for the nomination Of State
Senator. Mr.. Riddell has served i
term in the assembly and made 4
good record. -Four years ago he
ran Cor state senator aud was de-
sfeated by i small majority
Mr.. Riddsill b ons Of the promi.
neht farmers Of Elko county. He
has large interests Of bis own to
guard and guarding them he will
be guarding and protecting the In
terests Of all taxpayers. He Is
vide awake and Rctive and viii be
on the Job ell the time the leaisla-
ture Is In session. We believe he
will make sn excellent SENATOR and
therefore take pleasure In recon.
mending him 70 the casefui con-
'scientious consideration Of the
democratic VOTERS at the prima !
aIec iop. If nominated and elected,
he viii be- feishfnl 10 The county
and SLATE. We ark Tor him tue
united nappctfs 81 this party at TIN
&at&S< &@&Qz
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-07-27
HOPE For THE BALD HEAD

20 ~r-TW1 NAtl.-Ile--at EtEE-.r-
a method of sewing hairs in the
human scalp in cases of partial OF
total badness has been successfully
used in several instances by DR..
ESzekely, at the hospital of Stint
Stephane at Budapest. and a report
appears in the London Times.
The number of hairs planted
IN the head of a patient has beer
as many as $4,000. One hundred
hairs are drawn through puncture
in the scalp to every square cent?.
meter, and as both ends are left
free, the number is thus 200 oil
over one thousand to each square
inch. Very fine gold wires are used,
one-6Ve hundredth of an inch in
diameter and fine long hairs from
woman's head are attached al
the middle to these. The gold loop
or knot acts as an anchor" and
after sterilization is introduced into
the simultaneous tissue. where it is
slightly twisted, and holds the hair
pern anently in position. II is stat.
ed that 500 hairs can thus be intro.
duced into the scalp within three
B%uuarters of an hour.
Doctor SzekeIs has designed a
special instrument for introducing
and fixing the gold wires. The lat
ter is so light and so fine that the
total amount of gold Ia the scalp
SITTER planting $4,000 hairs is
only one gramme. The hair is stat
ed 70 appear directly natural, and
a capsule Of tissue appears to form
around each gold wire knot. The
inflammation resulting from the
treatment entirely disappears in
from ten to twelye days, and in no
case. SO far, has any intense intiam.
nation or suppurstion resulted.
The hair can be washed, brushed
and treated with oil in the ordinary
way, and one of the earliest pat
tents so treated, q lady. has retain
ed her hair intact with the original
~luster and flexibility for over seven
years.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-07-27
THE SI0RFF CASE

HrHr1E
We were in error the other day
in saying thar Theodore StorR had
been arrested at Tuscarora for re-
fusing TO exhibit the hide of a beef,
whose meat he was selling. From
District Attorney Carville, we learn
that Hide Inspector Young and
State Policeman Frick searched
Storff's house and found z or 8
pounds of beef that Storf said he
had got from John 6. Taylor,s men.
On inquiry of Taylor,s foreman
they LEARNED that storf had got
meat Of him month or six weeks
ago. Sterff was taken to Tuscarors
and placed under arrest. When
the district attorney I Sestigated
the matter he found the evidence
insufficient and refused to prosecute
.Stosf. We understand that the
stockmen Of that section are get
ting desperate over the loss of cat
tie by stealing and are anxious to
catch and prosecute the thieves.
The evidence in the StoYff ease was
30 insufficient that District Attor-
ney Caryille did not feel Justified
in putting the county to the ex-
pense of i trial.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-07-27

TX AtNE 1910. 49, Im.I.aa
There is more Catarrh Ia thissee-
tion of the country than all other
diseases put together and until the
last few years was supposed to be
incurable. For a great many years
doctors pronounced it a local d.
sease and prescribed local remedies
and by constantly failing TO cure
with local treatment. pronounced
it incurable. Science has proven
Catarrh to be- a constitutional d.
sease, and therefore requires consti-
tutioLal treatment. Halls Catarrhi
Cure. manufactured by F. j..
Cheney & Co., Toledo. Ohio is the
only Constitutional cure on the
market. II is taken internally. It:
acts directly on the blood and niue
GUS surfaces Of the system. They
offer one hundred dolIara for any
case it fails to cure. Send for eir-
culars and testimonials. Adress:
r. ]. Cheney s Co, toledo, o.
Sold by all druggists, rs cents.
Take Halls family Pills for CON
stipation.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-07-27

uncle have been lost to him for
forty years. Also that his father
wss 81 in 1896; 6 feet tall; weight
about $50; red hair and beard and
had been a sheep rancher in Idaho.
II any Of our readers know of
the whereabouts of these men. or
either Of them. or have any in6or-
nation concerning them we will
gladly send the same to the son
and nephew.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-07-27
1ln Dl0nrsuea

A learned bishop was once taken to
task by some Of his UNCONVENTIONAL
brethren on the charges OF exhibiting
conceit OF himself ct variance with
the spirit Of humility. 1T 10 not con
eeit," replied the bishop. With. that
~preponderous bearing that aiIsnead OBJ
position. 1T is not conceit. brethren.
It is the consciousness Of superiority
-Lippincott's.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-07-27


n1s
BOLTS As61s
ess EE1S shdtke D1SeESss
at ths OpSsS HaSs1 tegtHks -
Observation-Disclosures Adst
Prissfs board hID Ron Il sdS
Pine Street; near hieh school
Assessor WeAthefs flied his nomi-
nation bapsrs this afternoon and
his announcement win APPEAR 70.
morrow
Reports from the western part
NJ the state sass that Emmett
Boyle. one Of the tax commissions
ers. has decided1t come out Tor
governor on4he democratic ticket.
Judge Tbnrstun pf Montello is in
iowa. He repoIts but four votes
registered at Monticello for the pri-
mary election. He also said there
was a big game of baseball there
yesterday, in which the Federals
beat the Regulars by a score Of 8
to 1.
The Rfdeo committee held a
meeting Saturday night and set
Sept. z. 8 and 9 as the date of the
Redeo. A committe also looked
over the ball grounds and decided
to enlarge ahe grand stand and put
a roof over ii; llsoto enlarge the
grounds and make q quarter mile
race trael inside the fence.
3 F.. Winfrey, democratic candi-
date Tor the nomination for State
Superintendent of Public I~nstruc-
tion; arrived last night and spent
ta@5ag interviewing the democrats
of Elko. Mr.. Winfrey is n of the
old time teachers and is thoroughly
qualified to preside over the educas
tional interests of the state. He is
out on a three weeks tour. Demo-
Gratis should give his claims careful
consideration
Domingo Garcia, a very Young
saddlemaker, arrived at Mi. Gar
cia's harness and saddle shop at s
o'cloehgesterday morning and took
chatA Of the establishment at
once. The younpster will be nm
a light diet for a while audit will
be several years before be is on
the payroll. AS he weighs 9 pounds
he has a good start in life. Mother
and baby are doing nicely.
Harry Best. instead of Vest, SIS
we had it Saturday has concluded
to plead guilty to second degree
burglary for stealing a valise and
contents from the Commercial
Hotel. District Attorney Carville
Waffle an inflammation AGAINST
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-07-27


s
eHly eA
49, ~
|sg asln1ascnAeeseslg Nesss 80
Z. @B19te hnSeyss Aes
|enepaEpcee eeo1l1 eeay
nee Weteszissn0 pettsE th.n nsdl
|nerS &mpeyafure Tor Nhile scns
81 g body beat used 90 in
warming the lee water. neyertde-
leg, zee Watss before 4 can Pc tax
en- 1romt stomach Dy the blood
#and carried tcsthe million pores IN
the skln, must De warmed up to
Hniooa neat. consequently ice watesi
cannot suppis huid Tor perspirstion
as rapidly as water at ordinary
arlnking temperature
"nensi ice water Is taken on an
empty stomach. It chilis the stom-
Iacn, 1owers its vitality and de-
ereases its po1ers OF digestion. it
makes 2 stomaen an easy prey for
germs. 2 opens the Way for the
attack u acute gastrltls. so Prev
aient curing the summer. Not
vniy TINS. but the stomach, when
IT'S resistance is lowered, becomes
g gateway for the entrance OF ge ms
OF various kinds into the body.
Thus, the use OF ice water renders
the body susceptible to yarions
germ diseases:
prinklng Ice water when there
us food IN the stomach is even
more harmful than drinking it on
an empty stomach, lee water taken
VITA q meal OF while q meal Is be-
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-07-27


mn
SglAd NSeS kSsNS1ld Eas
6b&MlJ1i1 enklAy 10
Ken tsSsEsd 10 q sefy sffaf.
hold s1id Sir Willisin. ThSt
stronghold 3 deiendSd NJ thfss
allies poysfty. lad honlinn aud
drink. When workers have living
wages when the hause becomes the
home. when the nation spends on
food what It nov spends on drink.
then. instead Of hundreds OF thons-
ands. there will he:millicns in the
first group practically immune
firm the disease.
This is not new, but it, is import
ant. Abundant food. Reasonable
leisure. sanitary homes and tenn
perate living offer the only sure
escape for mankind from the great
white Observation-Disclosures Tele-
gram.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-07-27

Today.
One today Is worth two tcmosTusk.
--Ffankiin.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-07-27
.pemaaonuas

pe6fnacnA8e.
II every AgA the West specimens Of
humsu natufs are to be found afsonR
dsuhgowessrd Macaulay
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-31

uno mos man fam, ioQ man mieoer
gut MAIDEN. Steber mebr als 81
meitig."
limo Damn baben tic nicoer beim.
Iid) uno itao 5lt bdmmerit nngefuns
gen, bis feit eirt5iger Haeel mebr
iibrig gepeien lit, ioear Die aIter1 ba'
ben lie g~eneroier @eiie pieoer oaslt
genommen.
limo Die oann Der Sausberr not-
mails nodifailen gefnmmen lit
frlt5iaoadil = nie bot Ger ba ge,
ifaut! Sn cine rid)tige Sbnmad,t lit
er gefallen pie cine p%ornebrne @rdfiit
ooer 10, uno mittlertpeile iinb 3ropf.
maiers altsge5ogen urto bnben i'm in
Der @obnltng mttten iuiter ieinem
&eihtbum BON Nageln liegen gelai.
len.-,@ ltffaiten."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-31
Die gtGgel.

SroDtlllulerS ltltD aus Der YrpDlll5
in Die Neiioen5 ge5ogen, neil lie ge.
9lollbt baben, bier madyIen Die
yShn1altferln" milo ltlo Die Gergnii-
gltngen fontmen ibnen ms Sails lpie
ons Sod)maIier I'M 5riibiubr sur Sci.
lerthiir bereii.
Is lit ober nihts oamit gepeien,
i'm @egentbeil, lie baben it'd reht I'm.
genliitbli6 gefiiblt 5piIhen oert pie.
len fremben Seuten, uno mas lie ia.
ben 8uteS geruoQt, baben lie red)t
tbeiter bc5ablen miiiIen. nalio eeben
mir mieoer beint," bat Serr aropfs
maier al ieiner Srai1 geiagt uno bot
lie gum Saltsberrn geIdJift, oamit lie
ole @obmtng fiinoigt.
Selbiger Saiisberr lit aber eirt
redt ihifanoler. Serr gemeietl, Der
AM liebiten alif Die Wietbe nod elm
Srtnfgelo modt uilO Den Wtietbern
babel fallm oas Sfpnauien in Ser
@obnltng ~pergonnen tbat.
slm Gage MN, ebpor Ser Wobels
tuagelt gefommen lit, I'M Die &ropf.
maierihen Sabieltgfeitet wieoer IN
Die Eropin5 81 iiberfiibren, lit Der
Sausberr 6u &ropfmaiers binaufges
itiegen, I'M 81 ifauer, mie iebr Die
@obnllng r1ltrtiert lit.
limo fultnl, bab er bur6 Die SbIr
getreten lit, bat err audi iGon Die
Sdnoe iiber oem 8opf ~5uiammlengc'
idlaget uno ale Seiligen ~angeriifclt.
SEQ" bat err geihrien, nmte babt
oenn ibr Die @obnlng ~S'iammenge-
rihtet. @or alles 10 idon mel, mie
ibr ein'5oeen ieio uno iest-bie So.
der in ben @dnoen. Stebt niht er.
ira nn Sertraa grin, oaB idnrmtlihe
RGeel III ben @Gnben 5il perbleibeu
baben2 8arl,m ,babt ibr Oieie alio
berals9e5oeen2 Sest bob i'd einen
Shqhen bon iedlaig Warf, unb Den
mitbt ibr mir eriesen."
9a limo MN freilif aropfmniers
arg erlhroden. Semn Der Snltsberr
hat redt gebabt, oa3 nit ben gsdgeln
lit ipirflih I'M Sertraa ~geitanben.
aber-pieaeid)t gebt's nid,t 10 genalt,
batten &ropfmaiers gcoad,t, lrnb bie
id,onen 0Geel, bon oencn ei1ige ioear
Weiiinefuopfe gehubt baben, BADEN iie
boh aerelt, unb 10 baben tic lie gon5
beilnli6 irno itao n%ltsge5ogen.
@er bate bent geoaht, oab Der
SoiiSberr in Der leBten Winltte nad).
Id)aiie1 fommt2
God MN mar oas glenb fertig uro
Icd15ig Warf tparen fGllig.
sl6er sic Srait &ropfmaier mar
niht ai,f Den aopf gefolen.
r@enn's ibm BLOB pegen ben
pndr 9sdgeln lit" bot iic geoaht
uno lit in cine Giienbanolirng ecgon.
gen uno hat I'm brei Mtarf 9ilbcr.
itifte, Soften, Sd,rduben II. i. NJ. &c.
fault ilno falfitlicrt: vSrei Warf
Iino INNER nod tuclriger alS icf6ig,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-31
3nporfpmmenber @unif.

Gin Mesger, Ser iein gnoe beran-
noben fitblte, iogte 5u ieiner Srou:
oGbriitiite, menlt id) Iterbe, 10 beira.
tie uniern eriten 8eieQen; CT lit Elm
gutter Menidl tiiftig i'm @ei6dftc
ilnb fennt Die aunoiduft."
yN6G" erlpibert id)lltd5eno oie
troiteritoe Satin, ooaran babe id)
ultd,. ifon deoaht!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-31
Sein @eranmsen.
- - -
Sleinc ltebertrei6nna.

Sic iollen ia Elm pabrer aiinitler
I'M ihmer5loien 3abnsiebcn ieiu?"
yaommer Sic MIR SIT mir! Sd iase
Sbnen, Sic meroen nad Der Opera.
ton cine freipiaise 2uitbarfeitsiter,er
sublen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-31
Grinnernns an einen eOlen Mseniden.

MiB Smith lit cine erobe CHER.
~frelunoin uno leioeuifaftlihe anbdn.
germ Ser Sbierifusbeiuegune. gines
Cages ersdblt ibr ibr Iitbeter Wr.
groruit, oaB er nod eerabe Slirett &c.
fommen lei. Inn einen giel ans Ser
illmleni1lidlen gebanolung ieines
9eiisers 5u befreien. Sbr1,,en Der
Riibritng iteisen OBJ bieier ~erereifen.
ben @eididlte IN Die Iiigen Der JIM.
gen Came rno iic fliiitert: .8ie
idon mar has bon Sbnen! Simmer
lpenn id cinen giel iebe, perOe ih an
Sic Oenfen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-31
Suriid,t.

Srau Tuitia iii. bc1lcitct bon ibrcm
MGnndcl III cllch Soncu-a onicf.
t~iphSbuuie cridicncll, no ihr cine
prGttige. lber uorousiidtlih iebr
tbcilerc Robe IN Ole Nilgcu itid,t.
nAd,. bite, SrGulciu" inat lie 5l
Ser Scrf1ufcrin. che tic nod, Dem
Erciic iroat. .9cbeu Sie bod mcinenl
Monnc cinen Stubl."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-31
SpaB r1uB aud icin.
GcmintiSens.

uSn meirtem eriten Senteiter mar
if zines gbenbs 10 betrlltfen, oaB ih
Die Stiefel ms 9ett legte utb mid
iel6it por Die Sbiir iteqte. Sd merfte.
Den Srrtbum crit, alS i6 am onOern
Morgen gemiGst mllrne." &.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-31
Chen poer itntcn?

Gin gutter Sdypabe bate Die &c.
merfung semad,t. oaB Sl ieinem S1B-
lein glier, oas er nod oils ein lper.
Ties slnoeufen on Die ielisen Setter
aufbelpabrt bate, eil gutter Srelnb
ben 3iltritt aefunoen babet mitBte;
benn menn er nit Dem SammerItiel
oben gum Sprmolob binein ionoierte.
10 ieblte linn alemol zines Oaumcns
brett ooer 5ipei. "a oatte er:
Sort, ib mill oir's pertreiben!"
petidierte Den Sputoen pbeit Sit mo
oriifte oos Sieael oarali, unb bel
ieoem Shlag, oen er ailf Den Spun-
ocn tbat, iogte er INNER: Cir pil
ids pertreiben!"
9eah ein panr Sa9en fpnmt CT
mieoer IN Den Seller itrlb lieht llad)
Dem SGBlein unb nad oenr Spunblod,
uno iinoet nod rid)tig baS Sieael
oorailf; bod mar er nid)t 10 leid)t-
glallbig, lonoeru er ionbiertc mleocr
uub ianb, Dab Inn rid,tia mieber cill
SOIL o0cr etluaS oaron fchltc.
Ilio ruft er Den Sobanl. &ie Der
fommt. laNt er: o@eht onS aud, nit
rcd)ten Gingcn ju. SobonlL oo6 mir
nle Gage mcin @cin Slllannen.
ibrumpit wic ell Soraooricr APPEL?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-31
YeHeres Wittcl.

IrSt: vSn brei 9tdhten baben Sic
ihot nid)t aeihlaicn? Tos lit bel 81.
rent id,madeu 3ultanb Ichr if)limm.
Sd) pcroe Sbnen 9leidl mas pcrlfrci.
ben jltln Sdlldien."
!. Eatient: rSmm Sic bns licbcr
Dem tleincn &iuo in ser @phnlng
iibcr ms"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-31

Wiit beIcnocrem GutpfcbItnssf6reibeu seirer
Setliafcit Gapit 9iu5 beS 9ebitter auSeeitattet.
lenfen mir bic slufmcrfintnieit bes fntbpliihen
9ubliflms nnf Elm bObit 5eti9cnidBeS gra6ts
fperf. Defenders ieBt. no nIf benz 8ebiete Der
@einidte 10 biele slueriiie aui lniere air6e
nprihtet merncn,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-31

Sab ih bod oben bas Spunolof at.
petifiert, oaB niht einmal Der @e.
rlt6 beralts fam, piel peniger Der
Glfer."
SER" iaat Der Sobanll. mas
btlft's, penn SIR o6elt 5umad,t i,ro
u1ten Ben 3opfen offen ldiiet2"
raber, ilarriifer aerl," iagtc Der
Serr, der Wein feblt mir nift inten,
'oi,bern oben!"
vSa TO-" iaete Sohonli, ypenn'S
e,ld, oben ieblt, 10 mil ids glou.
benz" mo Fat hernad, Sen gliten
6errn BET ieinem grter 9lal,ben &C.
laiien.
Nterfe: es iod aQemal peroGftig
lein, penn's einem oben fehlt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-31
8eographteitun0e.

gitf Die Sraae bes 2ebrers, pnrlim
oenn oos Meer ni6t iiberlaufe, Da
Inn ood %beitdnois burd Babe, 6iiiiie
nno Strome eine u~ngebelire @aiier-
fllttb 5lgefitbrt peroe, anttportete ein
fleiner Gfiffifus: Zen ~lleberiduib
iaitfen Die eroBen Slide"
~ y -
3artlid.
Sannes (5u Wifel, Der einen DID,
ien perlaoen lteB, BEN er nad) Der
Staot perfaufte): .g(nf mas part'it
oenn roh2"
Wfid1el: rs min DO marten, bis Ser
3ug aebt ltno ebnt no nal goies
iag'n Dem gi,ten 8leb!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-31
~ ~ ~
Wthfrauiih.

Oieller: SOB if) ei1len miBtraiti.
lfen Serrn! Sobalo ih niei', ihaut
or in ieiner iilbernen Soie nadl, OBJ
id ibm niGt cine Briie entpenoet
bab'."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-31
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Srefienoe Mntiuprt.

y - =
Srefienbe Intiuprt.
Ssn 8crlouie zines l1nterrihtsge.
ipr6d)es frast etn fleiner &nirps:
n@arlim bdt bdnr be @afmeiter ne
Sptse lip'n Se(m?"
2afeno fragt Der 2ebrer bic &lais
ie: Sea, ipar1,m benn?"
gacs ladt.
Eloslid, meloet iif Elm Hfiffif1ts:
rSamit iid) feener oritfieser ioll!"
- = y
@crnnsliiftc Insrebe.
Sollbeamter (o,t Der @rense): ,Se.
%, mas lit benn in Dem Yafet bo?"
@eitelcs: rGas ian meine @ilntmis
ifJrbe. Scrrleben!"
3%ollbeamter: Sic iinb ia nod
guns rtcit, sic miiiien Sic p%er5olen.
ltnb Damn iiro'S and, nttt Sbre, bic
itnb Sbnen ia piel 5i flein."
Seiteles: .Serrleben, ~Destpeaen
trug' ib ie aud linter'n Arm, neil lie
tlcr ian 5l eng an Die SiiB'!"
- - y
Sein @eraniisen.
Serr Yoitor: p9:elin, MiheI, habt
Sbr @lifl geitern nlii Der 9irhrpeib
gut amiiiiert?"
Bauer: ,9tee. Serr Eaitor, - Die
&aitferei mar lf,on porbei, ais in bin.
FAM"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-31
Sas Sodl.

Ser Snfcl 9tntou mar g~citorben.
sluBcr Der Sonlilic fam oild) ooa
balbe Corr nod Dem @~cgr1bnib Slrlil
acknowledgements. Gem ulc battcn
i'm icbr 9clicbt ino troitctcn Die
Snltc.
Seine Nrnil bate ciit mmiauarci'
dies Mabl berrid)tcn lnlicn. Mud,
@ein mar ilid)t III fnapp uorhannen.
llno allc nben. trnnfcn mo iprutcu
bon Dem tbclleren Sootcn. nbcn. tran.
fen micocr mo iprod)cm micocrum
mo trantcn Spiidenourd,. Sir
Stimmuul9 lpurbc hcitercr ais - Iidl
bel eincni 10 "erllltcn Inlu6 acsicmt.
NlS Ole MGmncr ullc cincn rotbcn
aopi bnttelr, iluub nii einmol elmer
arli. flopit an icir @nN unb rici:
Ser Sufcl Sunu ioll lc6cnl sod,
bod! bod"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-31
Nnfridtia.

SEER Softor, miiien Sic p:eQeid)t
elm Wtittel eegen 0pspepiie?"
oSiebe Sralt, lpenn i1 elm ioldeS
Iittel beiGBe, piiroe id) 5unGfit ein-
NAL mid lclbit f,iriren."
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-21
WILL EMPLOY NEW EXPERT.
Retirement Of Professor kirkpatrick
Will Not interrupt Work.
pecial to Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Muscatine. Sept. 21.-Dcspite per-
sistent opposition which indirectly re-
suited in Country Crop Adviser x. n.
Kirkpatrick withdrawing from the
field of local activity, the Muscatine
county crop movement is to he carried
on without Interruption. When the
government agent after eighteen
months of service resigned the local
office to take up the work in Hennepin
county. Minnesota, a hummer of the
most urgent supporters of the move
ment We're not favorable to a continu-
ance because of a lack of general CO.
operation on the part If the farmers
OF the county but the financial deficit
which was source of discoura cement
on the part of the officers Of the local
organization has since boon wiped out
and at meeting to be held on Sept.
&c a successor to Professor kirkpat-
rick will be named.
The county crop society will stage
an annual farmers picnic in Mucatine
on Tuesday. Sept. 90. and Indications
point to an awakening Of interest in
the movement thru this agency Prof.
c. w. TAYLOR. of the soils department
of the Deere Plow COMPANY, is an
nounced as the speaker ut the picnic.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-21
WARDEN SANDERS SYSTEM OF
OUTSIDE WORK FOR PRISON.
eRs SUCCESSFUL.
PROOF THAT REFoRMAToRY
METHODS ARE PRACTICABLE
Success of System Due Largely to Con-
foence Men Have in Inaunurated
System Of CpenAr Work as In
strunent of Rcform-Few Violations
of Trust on Part Of Convicts.
Special to Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines. Sept. 2t.--With about
200 of the convicts of the Fort Madison
penitentiary doing work at the pres
ent time outside the prison walls,
Warden Sanders regards it as pretty
good proof that reformatory methods
are practicable with a much larger
proportion of the prison population
than is usually known.
The general idea is that not to eX-
coed 20 percent of the population of a
prison or pententary where the older
men are confined, can be trusted out
side prison walls. That is about all
that is done in Colorado or Washing
ton. But with a prison population o.
SO, Warden Sanders has 200 out mt
work, half of them or more in road
camps or at institutions far removed
from the penitentary. Practically all
are at work other than in the skilled
and organized trades. That means
that about "a percent can be used on
outside work.
Men Have Confidence.
The success of the Iowa experiment:
Is declared to be due to a Very great
extent to the inspiration and earnest
ness of the warden and his ability tc
lead the men to belief in the genuine
; interest which the state has in their
becoming good citizens. The men sent
OUT to the camps have great confidence
I in the good intentions of the admins
I tration toward them. The record made
this year is excellent. One man could
not resist the temptation and ran
away going to his former home IN
Nebraska. and he persisted in trying tt
get away. But he has been indicted IN
story county for violation of the law
against breaking from the penitentiary
Another ran away in fit of insanity
Two others have started to run away
from the camps, and in each case they
have como back voluntarily before they
got very far This illustrates the fae'
that the impulse to get away becomes
at times irresistible even with tine
hest of the men and they cannot over
look the chance to gain temporary tree
dom But these men who break away
are not bad men at all-rather they
fail victim to the universal desire oil
mankind to roam at will.
The work being done this year Is a.
least partly with view to paving the
way for the handling of the custodia
(; farm idea and it's extension to lons
| time convicts as we'll as to the jail
! crowd
Cedar Valley Baptists to Meet.
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