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The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1914-11-21
Doyle for Governor.

Among the prominent and problematicals for
Governor is c. j. Doyle. Mr.. Doyle is also good man
for Secretary of State
Andrew Russell is doomed in Jacksonville for Gov.
Geo E. Keys is spoken of as likely candidate for
State Treasurer especially if he is made Assistant State
Treasurer under Mr. Russell.
The field will be full of candidates early in 1916
We have Stead either for Governor Attorney Gen.
eral again.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1914-11-21
State House News

A Colored lady has been plac-
ed in the game and fish depart.
ment.
w. L. Douglas will take the
State Civil Service Examina.
ton.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1914-11-21
Tice Doomed for Speaker.

Hom-r J. Tce, of Menard county, is a conspicuous
figure for Speaker of the House Mr. Tice the most
prominent man for the place
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1914-11-21
NOTICE

Write ups of marriages and So
Gals over 10 lines will not be ac-
cepted as free news" but will
cost from $3.50 upwards.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-25
1luk'NaAriAtem.
1rettaa 25. Sept 10

Sreita g. 20. Sept. 1914.
SIN Gincinnatisr 0iItritt pirO iif
Der 5luB nur ipenis oerdnbern. sc.
tern Q6erb batte oerislbe BEL 9ieii.
ger Stabt einsn WuHeritanb bon liz
SAB.
Die fOlsenben 9spIten trafen
pd9reno Oes geitrigsn Cages bist
elm:
pittsburg, ga.-5.8 SUB unb fdat.
Wbsslins, 10. ga.-7.2 CUB u. fdat.
partersburg, W. 8a.-1.7 unb iteigt
Gbarlsiton, 20. 9a.-5.6 SUB, itei9t.
portsmoutb, O.-2.3 6ub unb fddt.
2ouisbias, aB.-7.5 5ub.
GDansDille, Sno.-3.4 Jub.
Nafbpille. 9enn.-7.4 5ub.
Chattanooga, 9enn.-5.7 SUB, iteigt.
Gairp. Jus.-18.8 iSuB unp fGlt.
Wempbis, 2snn.-12,2 syub u. Iteiat
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-25

fortirt, 5ur Frli5eiipade. 60 gine's
in 0reifader ginigfeit, 5pei S6us.
leute on meiner Seite, i6 in Der Wiit.
te, unter Dem @eioble Der amDabien-
ben 8o(fsmenge, Die in mir ii6er Ell.
nen Der YelgraOer glttentdter erblid.
te, gum Jtepier 9lu6 bier niibte ale
meine lleberreoirngsfiinit ni6ts. SD
barrte reiignirt aus, bis mein Badt.
meiiter enoli6 Elm menitlid 9fiibren
enpfans uno mid na6 telepboniiher
@critanoiaung nit meinem BenIons-
inbaber Oh meiner S5bentitGt entlieB.
oGun f0nn'5 oQtpeil gebn; nber
idoin's siL oaB net micoer obne Raf
in Die 6remoe reiieni" Aus guutbar.
teit ltnlarn1te id ben etnii6tsnoaeu
Sitter oe5 @cicbes lrnb lang ibm be.
gIiidt Die Stretta Dor. - o0arums
babn's 0em net eff ihon iriiber
giungn unO ii6 70 legitimirt, oa
mGrn's idon Dor amer Stunb bier
naltsfuntntn. - Ia, ia, rittig, auf
oieie s5oee bin ih Iei0er ni6t getoin.
men. Sab ids Oo6 ielbit in Der
nJle0crmaus" 10 oft geb0rt:
o9Ier miro nidt geiuugen; bier
tpir6 MIR gebruHnlt."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-25

3uder. - prsiis iteiis. Rdffinir,
4 ter Gut Goat $3.50; pofpb<rsb 1856;
ca. Cubes &c, aranuIirter 7.57e; Gonfes.
titsn TONERS .MS 1856; or a. 7.40s;
w 'tibu eTtra g" 7.20c; ytra e.
iden .,
Iauoet WoIafiss in fietis.-glep Or.
!, Open asttIe 38-45e, gentrifit.
W5er eI8-20c per G,allone.
no geL. To. - 2ouiliana., sJanen Heab
wh;'c. prima 53-64e, orbindrtr At
-t" Sapan 4A-4ie per pfunb.
Dairp. probufte.
6utter. Warft rubio. greifs
feHg. WboIsmiIf grira 33e, Gen.
iraIissbGyira 30Ac. GentraIi5eD 0irfis
26A-27ac. bo. Geeonbs 22--23e,
Gunep Dairp 23c. pddins Stod zoe
per pfunb.
Qdfe - Mdrit fsf. Cbio 16ac,
stsrbipeitli&<r 182-17c. Rem BORT
17je e@apeiJu 20-S3r, DO. Bird
165e, asmbaosr 14s per bfaub.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-25

len Die G9a: I'll entrilien InJ III rcHi-
gen ylimlten fret pareu. 8eionoers
0urb maIoige3 Gerrain ooer ben Gin
bru6 oerDluselDeit miro Die 0Iaiieh'
fludt begiiniii9t; 0e5balb lnuB mar
bel ben 3ranSpnrteu nl0gltd)I: Die
8ege Dermeiocn, Die @aIOer ailapei-
len, mug aud Die Staote lmO 0or'
Ter ltmgeben, Inn ni6t Die 8eoolte'
rltna 5u erregen, UNI ibon Dor Gin.
bruh Der Raf)t i'm Guartier olildn'
gen. 9[ls Die in ben &fen Dou Or
leans @efongenen forttroHspcrtert
tullroen, biiBte Die erite NlarihiIlfiel
Die aus 70 Diii3ieren no 9O7 gtanH
beitan0, beinG 0urdauereu oeS Wa4-
oes bon ,Solttaiueblem "a GtII3Iere
uno Psi Wtam eIn. Die sDtari6let'
itungen Der 0efangenen Iuiilien, 10
melt eS ibr geihWafter SDrper5u'
itan0 3ltldBt, rnoqlIdIt groB lem.
9esbolb merDen ale &ranfen aISge'
ionoert ltno iiir beionoers S6Dahe
einige 8agen ntitgeiiIbrt. 90 letlte.
ten bic bel Scbun @efungeueIt tdgltb
nabeou hoppelte Eagesmdrife, 8iDi-
it)en 40 lmo As &tIometer. 3ur Ser
pfle9lnq miro man iid an ods &ano
balten, oltrd oas man nnaritbtert,
ooer an Die .,eiierne Bortiou" nit be-
nen jest Die Wtannidaften tait aller
europGiihen 9lrmeen 1ltsgertIltet
Iin0. Die @erpiIegungstoIonnen Der
eigenen Trupeen oiirfen mir I'M dn'
BerIten Not6fane berauge3ogen mer'
ben. @6gIihIt raid tperoen bic @e.
iongenen auf rie@iietlbabn it6ertubrt,
mo iie oonn Ieihter nod ibrent Be
itinrmurgsort transporttrt lUeroen
fonnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-25

Rinbbisb. = Die 3ufubr nebit
ben BON gsffsrn ii6rig ssbliebenen
Stieren mar mebr als seniisenb fir
bic mdbige Pa9frags unb Die preiTs
i6pad. = WiI4tiibe iinb itetig. =
Wiittlere unb i9ipsre Gtiere $7.50-
$50, ertra $8.75-9.00. O6Ien $3.=
25-6.50, gIeifder Stisre $3.50
7.50, auserleieHe $7.60-7.85, Seis
fers $4.50-7.25, auserlsfene bis Gr.
tra $7.35-7.75, aii6e $3.50 -5.75,
du5sepdblte $5.85-6.50, Ganners
$3.25-4.25, Stoders unb iyeebers
$5.50-7.75, Stod 5eifsrs $5.25-
6.25. Gtod aiibs $4.25-5.25.
8ullen = Die 3ufubr mar
5iemli9 groB, bic Ha9irage mdbis
unb bic preiIe itetis. = Wlagere unb
lei4te $475-5.75, Bologna $5.75
$40. grira$6.5o, fstIe9uqsn $3.50
-6.75.
&dl6er. = 8si mGbiger 3ufubr
unb gutter Qa9frass luar Der Wartt
lieil9 bis Hart gu Den 9eltrl9er Yrel<
len. - Srbindre uno sroBe $3.50
11.25. fair bis CUTE lei1ts $500
11.50. grtr1 $11.75.
9 dneine. = Die 3ufu6r mar
nidt srOb unb Der Wa=tt langiam.
Die prsiie ftanben I'm 25c per 100
pfunb inter bensn bon seitern. -
Cute bis auserleiene 8erpatungss
uno tglsiidsrforten $3.50 - 800.
idJfpere Shtpeinc Don 26o pfllnb uno
mebr $8.75-8.85, orbinGre big aus
srleines i6pers fette Sdue $5.50-8.
GItra $8.10-8.10, Stags $3.50
7, Grtra $710-725, Iei6ts Der
ianbtIotten $8.25-9, Jertsl Don 40
pfunb unb peuissr $5.25-8, mitts
lere @erianbHorten $500.
9 Saafs unb 2dmmer. =
Shafs tparen itetig, GGmmer a6er
lanaiam uno Inn 10-15e nisSriger.
S6afs: Grtra lsi6te $5.15-5.25,
quite Bis auserleiene $475-5.10, orz
binGre Bis fair $2.75-4.65, 'dpere
Sd,afs S4.75-5, 2dmmsr $3.50
7.75, einige anep So, Guas $4.25-
500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-25

ii6 bereits Diele Offisiere beriammeIt,
uno aud Die Yepolterung mar gu
ianrmenseeiIt, ba Die uebcrgabe DC.
Seitung iH5lpiifen befannt geworOen.
golo Oarouf cri6ien auA ulier
aronprin5. gtnd fur5cr &eOe erfolGte
nunncDr Die llebergabe 6es Gcgens
bes &ommanoantcn unD Der Settings.
papiere an ben &ronprin5erL Der nit
einigen hoiliden @orten Dem aom'
nlarOantcn ben 0egeu 6lriid8a6, mas
ben iran5oiiiden aomnan0anteu iidt'
liA ergriiien itimrnte. llniere jtegi'
meuter un0 Dor allem ltniere 9trtiIle.
rie, baben Dor 2ongpp belbenniitbig
aefanlpit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-25
MasWartise Wdrfte.

~ ~ " : - ~" ~NTf'
Wsbl 1T lubig unb taum iietis.
Rosgsnmebl 1T rubig.
Ulaismsbl iii taum i:stis.
Rpgeen 1T itetig.
@srite lit itstig.
Msi3en 1T pillig. &c. 2 rOt6eY
$1.10, go. 2 barter $1.10, go. l
Rortbern DULUTH SLIP, go. l Rortbs
ern Manitoba $1.15a nomiHsa c. /.
I. Buffalo.
Wellatorn 1T pillis. SO. 2 sslbes
86ac {. /. {. BEL Qutunft, itritt primd
arssnttnii4es soc npuliHsa abselie'
fsrt.
Safer III iistig.
Ssu TT itetis.
Sppfsn III rubig.
SGuts iiub ftetis.
aebsr 1T fsit.
BORT 1T idum itetig. Wteb $22,75.
gesf 1T rubig.
S4mals 1T itstig. Raffinirtss lit
iieiig. COMPOUND 1T tauut itetig.
9aig 1T rubig.
WolIe 1T itetis.
6ar3 1T rubis.
2erpentin 1T taum itstis.
Reis 1T itetig.
Wolahes 1T feit.
3udsr.-ROber lit taum itstis. Ros
laHss 4.37c; Centrifugal 5.o2c. Rafs
finirter III rubis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-25
gbicaqo o, "a. Sept.

Sdpeins. .-3ufilbr 14,000. Wartt
idtpad. aeidte S8.55-9.05. ssmii4te
$S.1o-9.O5: i9tpere $7.85-8.80;
rauhe $7.S5-8.00; 6ertel $4.75--
8.70.
gtinbbisb.-3uf 1000. Rartt
itetis. gespes $6.85-11.05; Stiers
$6.25-9.15; Stoders unb Jesbers
$5.40-S.35; aiibe unb Seifsrs $3.50
-9.15; aGlbsr $8.00-11.75.
S9ais.-3ufubr 10000. Wlartt
piuis. S9afs S4.80-5.7o; Sdbr<
Iinss $5.75-6.40; 2dmmer $3.25-
7,75.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-25
G6ieago, "a. Sept.

Gbieaso, "a. Sept.
ssiir September $1.07-1.09. an
S6lub SLOT; fir DECEMBER S1.1Ol
-1.12s. am Sdlub S1.1o5; Sir
Waai $L17a 1.20t, am SdIub
$1.17a.
DelI6tprn. = 5iir DECEMBER 704
-72c, am S6IuB 70sc; sir Mai 73s
-74te am SdIub 7s!c.
Safsr.-Jiir DECEMBER 49a-505e,
am S4Iub 49sc; fir Wai 52a-53sc,
am Sdlub 52sc.
ROassn.-Ro. 2 94c.
9erite 59-72c.
5imotbp $4.00-5.50.
aleeIaamsn nominsll.
BORT $17.75. = Cir September
$1762. Cir Sanuar $19.35-20.25.
am SdIub S19.7o.
Sdmal3 $9.45. - Siir Ottober
$9.42-89.52, am Sdlub $9.45; fir
SdRiiar $9.92-10.02, am SdluB
$9.95.
RippsnIeiten $1o.87-11.37. Sir
Ottpbsr $10.S0 = 1890. am SdluB
$10.80; fir Sanuar $10.25-10.62,
am SGlub $10.37.
Butter iit nieoriser i'm prsiis.
greamerp: ertras 29-29tc, ertra
firits 2S-28sc. firits 26 - &c,
fseonbs "a 25e.
Gier iino unssreseIt. Orbinarp
firits 20-204e. iirits 21-213e.
&artoifeln iinb niebriser I'm pretie.
StrieHs 65-75c. Ni9ieun unb mis-
eoufin $3.50. bo. ipeibe 60 CSC,
Mnnefosa. unb TalOta. ShiOs 63-
&c.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-25
SdslidJer SNarftberibt.

Die nadfolsenoen Guotiruns.n be-
sieten iit nur auf Gngros Trnnss
dttionen. Bel tleinsren @eTdGflen
lpetoen eiipos bobers prsiIe bersdnet.
proptitonen.
Ter Wari! mar rubis, preiis isn.
S6maI3. prima Steum
9.e0-9.70r.
3rOdenasiaI3enes Slsij9.
Sbprt clear Ssii.u 13l-14t, ibort
Rippeuisiten 13i-13bc. EXTRA ibort
clear Seitsn 13E-l3ie, Shultsrn
=. Bellies 14a-15e, lOie unb ic
metr perpadt.
Bacon. - Sbort clear Seiten
14i-15e, tur3s Rippenieiten 14a -
l5t, SHultsrn - unb Bellies 1e
-l6ie Iole unb ie per pfunb mebr
petpadt.
sugar GurtS 5Ieiia.-
Shinlen 20-20te, picnie S&uItern
15-15le. 8reatfaii Bacon 201-21e,
ShuItern 15-15ae, .rodeRe 9esfs
, ShtHten 28-30c.
y Sibgtp6teltes Gleifd.-
3 Fdinten 16-16Ie. pitnie S6uli.rn
l,rRs-13e. Bellies 17a-19c, GduI.
n In 13-13be. Rem yort Gut 13 =
snnd rifdes SG.iId. - Gdin,
~ 14t-15e. picnie ShuItern 11A
-l1ac. S6uItern 11A-113c. i6ort
Rippenfeiisn 13-13Ar, Ibort clear
SeiteH 13-13fe, EXTRA ibort Seitsn
13-13Ac. Bellies 16a-17Ae propfb.
Webl unb Getreibs
Webl. - Minter gatent $500
$40. Dinttr Ganep $4.e5-4.9O, bo.
iSamilp $4.25-440, grtrd $3.50
400. orbiudres $3.60-3.80. Barter
Weisen pateni $5.65-6.O5, bo. fancp
$5.20-5.45. bo.SamiIp A.20-4.6O,
Rosaenmehl, norbtpeIilides semif6ies
$4.90--5.00. reines gitp $500 -
$40 per B6I.
Wei5eu. = 30. 2 rotber Winter
sl09a-1.10a, 80. 3 S1.07-L09,
glo. a rotber $1.O0-1.06.
Detfdtorn. go. 1 ptibss
s4e, no. 2 DO. 83a-S4e, Ro. 8 bo.
S3-S3te, Ro. a DO. 82a-83c. Ro. 8
or. 82-82ae, Ro. 6 DO. 81t-S2t.
9lp. l seIks 79sc. SO. 2 DO. TO-.
79lc. To. 3 DO. 78a-79c, Ro. a DO.
7s-78ae. 20. 5 DO. 77t-7sc. Ro. 6
DO. 77-77Ac, No. l selnii9tss 79ac,
10. 2 DO. 79-791c. SO. 3 DO. 7Sa
-79e. No. A bo. 78-7Ssc. Ho. 8 DO.
7h-7se. 20. 6 DO. 77-77ae. Weis
fes aoIbentorn $3.50, aelb.s aol.
tentOrn 80-S1e, s.miIatss aolbsn.
Torn 80-81e.
6afer. Ro. 2 fpeiBer 50r,
Stanoarb psiber 49-49ac, Ro. 8
tpeiber 48a-49c, go. 4 fpeiber 47S
-4sae, No. Q ssmiidtsr 48-4S3e,
30. 8 semifttsr 47a-4se. Ro. a ses
miidter 46i-47Ac.
Iogsen. = glo. 2 92-93e, Ro.
5 o0-5ic. glo. a $500.
m 3 UruHdnrs 0erite BIC
--$l.05. bo. orbindre $3.50 perl8u.
Wbistp.
@srtauft ipurben 605 gMs. Di.
filters iyinifteb @oobs auf Der Bats
ppH $1.40 per Gallone.
Groceries.
Raffee - Wartt rubis. prtifs
fsn
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Bon, . elpn.arrs.
GtnetnnatL 81 stpt. ls.

etnonnatL ~ Stpf. 1914
Die Radfraee mad Tarlsben NOR MIR
snbebeuisnb unb Gefb N INNER nod istr
fsit, penn and bic Bansen QeniiasHb,
miibtg Iisaenbe Gonbs an 6auo babsn. Eie
Banfen tsre4nsten far Tarisbsr IN eaa1
gsesn bthe Si&erbeit 6-7& uni bt ontir.
ten 0ef4ditSpapisrs ibrer sunpsa AZ OK.
n,sdfef ami slsw Dsrf
surbeH ~ 36e Brdmis per $1,000 spiIdJm
Wanf.H prfauit. Die GouHterraie betrdat
soc prdmis per $1,000.
msdfsf auf europa
Habsl'Qlnpeiinngsn auf Yonoon wurb,n
~ e4.os per Yfunb Gitrlina, auF gmItet.
Ram tu 4s9ents per @ulben auotirt. jyar
we9la auf Berlin Dur6sn 07e fir Wart
bsyf4nst.
gnnbss.f bisahsntn
Tuhta uub ihunh q;. p.rt ,.,l.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-25

gefliissl. aebeuOss niebriser i'm
preiie. Springers 15e, anbers 14c.
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Diebnsarffe.

Gineinnai:. "a. Sept.
3ufubr unb Wsrianbt pdbrenb Der
psrsangtnen "a Stuub<n. bersIiasn
nit ben porb.rsehsnbsH 3 5assn, mas
rem ipie foIat:
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-14

One hundred years ago Napoleon
restored Pope Plus VII to liberty and
allowed him to return 10 Rome. The
pope had been virtually prisoner Of
the emperor. first at Savona and after
ward at Fontainebleau. for nearly Ave
years In 1908 the French army occu-
pied Rome and took the pontif cap
tive because he had resisted Napoleon
in some Of his designs In captivity
the pope continued 70 resist the will OF
the emperor IN the early part OF 1919
he was persuaded to grant some OF the
demands Of Napoleon, but. on the ad-
vice Of HIS cardinals. he soon retracted
the concessions he had made. Now
the armies Of the allies were rapidly
advancing on Paris. and the emperor
felt constrained 10 set the pope at lib
ersy IN preparation for the restoration
of the papaI states and SIS part Of
the program he had resolved upon in
desperate effort 70 save his tottering
throne.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-14
CASE or MUTUAL CALLDoWN
Shopper and ~Gum-chewer7 Have a
Little Passage at Arms over .
Foolish Question.

Did you ever stop 10 examine an
ash cam II not, 30 out and look one
over before you read the rest OF this
short but entirely truthful tale. You
will find that an ash can Is a large,
round thing. absolutely cumbersome
and utterly unable to have Itself wrap
ped up BY parcels boy, says the
Washington Star
However, II fell to my lot to make
purchase of a trio or ash cans. three
nice round ones. which could sit out
in the cold full Of ashes. and wonder
why all the rest Of the world had its
cans emptied | went to a department
store, and there girl with chewing
gum who sells laces Monday, wash
boards Tuesday. candy Wednesday.
books Thursday. asked me II wished
70 buy anything
Yes. ! want three ash cans"
Ash cans7 Step this way, please.
There they are viii you have them
sent?e
NO. replied 10 this amazing in
quiry; wrap them up and will take
them under my arm
oh. is that sol" replied the gum
chewer = certainly do hate fresh
guy"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-14


Thursday afternoon Al the home Of
Mrs W n. L8vermore the Woman i
Missionary society Of the Presbyterian
ehurch win hold a meeting At whiea
time a gery Interesting program viii
b rendered Much special prepara-
lions has been made The program
follows
Hostess -Mrs. LEvsrmore
Devotional LeadeF-Nrs Patton
Lesson Leader-Nrs. cook
Home ToHc The Freshman
Foreign Topic-India
Roll Call Brief Items On Lesson
Topics
The chnrch's Opportunity Among
the Negroes Of the South Mrs. a. s.
Gray.
Obligations Of the Church ior Freed
Mrs. johnson.
Outlook for Negro EducaGon-M Mrs.
F. B. Teis.
Unsanitary Conditions 81 India
Mrs. Thrailkill
Educating the Youth OF India Mrs
j.. H. Smith.
worahippins Strange Gods-MFs.
Lawson
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-14


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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-14

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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-28

We presume the object Of our hank.
sss n holding their frequent meat
inga. u to compare notes.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-28
Human, Mind Wiu
Always Busy Itself
with Reii1caY7,QfjOn
sY RoeeRr QUICK.

Author OF ION Board the Good Ship
Earth" When Glory Ceased" etc.
Do you remember when you were
some one else?
Herbert Burrows. an English Social
ist, claims recollection Of two previ-
Gus existences. Once he was . Ro-
man gladiator and once q French rev.
olutionist. He remembers 1t Just -
plain."
Anyone can do It, he says. All
that is necessary n to concentrate.
Sometimes It takes q long time
months or years. but concentrate
your mind upon IL and dig into your
astral personality deeply enough. and
you can emerge from the pool OF the
past with u pretty good string OF nsn
In the way of pre-existences.
/ believe that can be done. l be-
lieve that by concentration OF this
sort, with the will to believe, one can
remember anything he Wills to re-
member. whether II ever existed or
not. The subjective mind IL always
obedient to suggestion. and the sug-
gestions from ones own mind are
most powerful have no doubt that
Il " Su0 o0uko oOAS Va SOoS0oSa osSSsA
Mr.. Burrows could have remembered
his existence - q pterodactyl, or an
ornithorhyncus parAdoxus.
| The human mind always. and al
ways Will. busy itself with reincarna'
ton. do not say that the story IL
false. but I do insist that Mr.. Bur
rows memory offers no proof.
Either We have no spirit with lives
after death. or We have Q spirit which
passes from body to body through
successive reincarnatiOns, or we have
. spirit which begins with our bodies
and constitutes IN addition to the
world Of spirits. II the theory of re-
Incarnation n true. how In the growth
and diminution OF population to be &C
counted fort II there are hundred
!, millions more OF people on earth thar
. hundred years ago. where were
those hundred million souls ct that
time?
There have been men who believed
that the number Of people ON earth
10 always the same. II this were true
every death would have = correspond
Ing birth. and the soul would be able
to pass from . WORKOUT tenement t.
new one, the pangs Of death were
being accompanied by the pangs Of
birth there.
But the facts OF population seem
to point to another conclusion. Il Il
very interesting.