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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-23
Wsib 'sf asuiraitsrsn.
office ouufpsa o mt Are
ppn 8 million Qonnib.

PIX UH " u wv ~.
BON Santtlion Qonufp.
Gtuttuuaii o.. 10. Npril 1919.
gerftepell, luaeboie iperbtH enf.
aeneroeupmnief In ser Cfftce hcs 5pnrb Of
0onutn goHmiiigrtys bik 6rettag. oen 10.
W,ui 1914 nm ~ llbr Wiifrnps. ilir Die Ham'
iteheuDe 0ouUip ITtslt:
8emdb ben Sgaiiiiatiouer no 635 - bnt
bns AbirngeH bfs WebdiIbe an Der Word cerrI
Sirnbe unb ucJftihbrnrn bes ylaieriale reg
ben Gnribuae ,Iar SriHben IN Carthage. Gpto.
in gincinnaii GcEnhip.
Tie arbti bar - eeftther IN uthersinftm'
uturg nit hen pineH uno epeSi'iiditonen,
msIte isyi In btr { tfice bes Woaro of VoInio
goHHtiiitouert ug'l.eaen
tine graebo, uulien nuf Tornr,lartn snses.
isrttat fem. R,lbs n Der Efftes bee Ncnro OF
gsniiis qomntriartts AZ baten inb, .nb bs
aIeiiei i'tr bon rlrem R0nn ~ btf Sphe bon
flinfbmrberf $500 O0) Dollars nit ilpet ens
ten lrne atrtseut,n tnrper ais siheresit. oae
Der Ftettr btu aouiraff einaster mito sur
slus,nbruHg Der srbsif. I'm Sale ssrftlbe ibm
sutrfarri NTH
Nsfi bcr tts,rbsiH ooer aus unaehoie sn
beriper'en
Sm nn'traec S,s eOsrb Of SamiIon Counts
QoMmiriousts
Jreb. g @effermann RtdlbeHi.
i6.23.307
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as.is sar asnira,tsr,n.
Gpmmiffioner Offtee
Hamilton 6 plnuta, Cbio.

- n III 10 " " VIA "
GtHctnnnft o, 23. glpril 1914.
gerffepeIte Nna slbofe freseen EN-.
ofde1iaennmfnen In ber Cffiee hes Ep1rb Of
6ountn Uommlfoners bic Sreitne, ben p.
9Gni 1914, nm Y llhr Whiilss. fiir bic rnh'
iieheHbe 0onnibsarbet:
Gemdb ben eprSifiaiionen no GAL Gir
Qonereie elb5uaSeTebeH liHo Wauer an @roee
slpenle, ipibe springiielo *iis III spriHsiielo
Ipipnibip
mnna nit Deit BIaneu nno gpe5'iiaitpneii,
tpei6e iebl GufliepeH iii bfr Stiice bes Bparp
Of GonniD gomniiilioutre.
sile sinssbois niiiiep dui gerwu!aTs anset:;
fertai fein. ipelte IN Der Cffite nes Boarb of
GouniD Gommiiiipners bu baben itnb. iun DC.
'afeliet fsin bon einriH Honb in peg Snmne bon
fnnibnnberi (s50O,00) Cellars init Sipet .gnieH
uiib aeHiaenben Naraeil llS Gtherbeli odinr,
enb Der pieier ben aentrait stnaeptn ip,to snr .
ansthbruna ber Arbsit, I'M Sale ,oerleipe fsH'
suerfdnrt iptrt.
geti Dor. irssnbsiH oesr alie anatsoie 81
: I I'm I'm apiiraas sss soarb Of SamiIisn GsuHn'
grs6 q. @effeImanTL gtanssuf.
uttstt: sIfbsri stejptnrbt gIut
fiyfii 20. So Mai u - /.
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sOa. tar asntrartsrsn.
Samiiicn n Hfii 'ifne fsneen,fils. Rbis.

III VI ! ] tpHtNb = ~
9au,jIicu Gcunib, Obtc
CINCINNATI O.. 10. aprl 1914
eenfnaenommeu iu ber Etftfe bes bo1ro eI
@onnib 0ommiNipHers bis 1retfdg. pen u
Wai 1919, I'm 70 lIbr Wliifnas. ihr Die nnSi
iebeHbe Gount0. gtbeif:
Bemdt ben Speaiifniioner no; 6S3 - 5nr
bic RepdratET bet gpriuGiie!b Aiie. sipuhen
Der Whureei RriSe nEb ocr lao,pen Agrne' .,,i,s,
rniions bon g9uomiua In Gpringiielb IotYiilntp
Die arteii bot " asfGtben II nsb.:rstriltm'
uung nit ben BldHfn IND SpesuIiallensI.
ipelde Iepi n.iillegen IN bsr Dfiite eec contp
aIie tT aHasboie msiisn az, gormuIarsu aases.
fsrtiai iein. pelne In ber Cffics pee W0nro ~
Epnuip QDWmifioiierf AZ bnbfr iino, iiiio uts
aIeifei teln pon eiient @onb IN Der bcbe pom
illfbnnoert ls5Oq OOl Gcllnrs M slust .l enisn
uno gerilgenbru giireen, gle siGsIpelI ealnn.
bnb Der gteter ben sipiItrnff etneettn yirn ihr
slusilbrlHa oer slrbsif, i'm 8dne per'sloe ipm
Gis qcnntn aomuiitIipners tsbaIisn iid bcs
Nef. nor ireeHeeir cher alle AnafpOie 6H pets
: Sm spilitaq S,s searS Of saniii0H GoHuiv
nps.. siii ais!s.. 3 Sss!IssssSs. $Es!;,"' sIs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-23

Den tonierputipen Stanbpuntt fors
mulirt HrGnlein aiitn 2lihsnbad am
biinbiqiisn nit ben Wortsn: .gib sse'
Der. ras ibr asbiibrt."
Seim5eIent:ei.
Gait: .aeIlrcr, bas gceiiienf il 70
s1t, bnb man IS faiiEI genisbet
tnitn."
stellner: IA dniiiIeit Sie iidl idon
lei benz S9icM ieitit bei!tIueren."
Gait: pGcspeeen babe ID Sts. ia
.sgi1fsn!A
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-23
shc Chip sraetinn Gpmpnnll.

Ginr IibibcHbe bon 1a4E, II Gui Die gor'
Snas'Aitteu btefer @efeu tl'i 3ablbnr an l.
Mldt 1919. an bic bel tTthtsi6hIb ON 2b
mptben.
ueberiraaunasbiiher rgg65H ui6t gefhionen
II gSaiter Y. 1tlper. oelreiut.
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mar er auf einem slnge blind. 9as
ma9te er iib gu glute uno ertldrte:
,Sm Namen Suius", bes geitrenget
@ieiites, baB bic RegergpHbeit auIs
!5o6Ite iiber ben Stumm aufgebrd6.
lei, Der ibm, benz srpBen Sujn, einen
,,beid)1oigten balbbliuoen sVtenlden"
gum Opfsr on5ubieten selpast babe.
Der Gsiit babe i'm 5uriidgeianot. ais
unlpiirbig, Suiu forbere Elm beheres
SpFer. limb Der Stamm gebordts,
Elm ,poIltommenes" Opfer luuroe aus
gepG6lt unb bargebruAt, pdbreno Der
liitige Mnnn nit benz blinocn @u1e
unbe6elligt lpeiierleben oilrfte. Sin
grimmer lno graliamer Snmor lte9t
in ben 9pltsbrGu6en, bic iib ullf Die
alten Weiber be5ieben. Streng 1T es
benen perbo.en, aus tiefen Sopfen gu
elm, benin man fiirdtet, ole dlten
Srouen Onnten oaraus gu ptel ytubs
rung empfdngen. uipas aur 5plge bait
tc, buB Tie ldnger leben, ais es linen
sl;fpmmt." Nus bemIelben 8rllno'
bari bic WtabIaeit fir alte 5ruuen
aud nie auf einem 5euer bereitet iper-
ben, psi benz Sungbpl5 ais Srennmas
terial perlpenpet lpirb; man fiir9tet,
raB der Gait oes 6pl3es Die Speiien
trGnfen" tonne, unO Oab pumii pics
perum neue itnb periiingenoe Gebenss
trait ouf bic dlten Weiber iibergebs,
Sebr luItis 1T es, Dab cine 8efGngs
nibItrufe bem i6par5en Siinoer Dor
ben 2tagen ieiner 9riioer Biirbe uno
9(nIeben perleibt; bas 8efdRgniB it
glei6fam bic gflan5Itdtte Der Sultur,
Die S6uIe ,b0berer" 8ilOung. gtls oeV
&iouperneur bon Siio Ni9eria eihen
SauptIing lobte, lpeeil er 10 piel emf
lid peritebe uno ipre6e, ertldrte Der
i9parse 2anOespater itpl3: rSelbits
perItdnDli9 i3 iein befdbigt engIi'd1e
3unge! Qllles geIernt bin Oft uno Ians
Ct @efGngniB 9speien." llno Elm ar
oeres Bib: Sin paar i4nar5e Strols
lin9e arbeitsn in ibrer StrGflingss
tra6t ais Strabentehrer. Sin 11ipar'
ger Ounbp tpmmt poriiber, trGgt ein
3obrit0dIein in Der Sano uno tIopIt
bamit einsn Der StrdfIinge i'm Dor
beissben na4Idiiig uuf Die S4uIter.
Va iprang Der 8efangene nuf uub nit
Der 8iirbe Des 6Dberitebenoen Oermies
e. Dem 2unbsmann iein 9erbalten.
nWus?" rief er empOrt, On gepOhrz
liter Rigser lpogit es, mid an5uri9s
ren?? 0u armIeliger gep0bnlite-
Sarmurbeitsrl SD bin 9tegierun9sz
mann. Sier I4al berl" llno nit Dem
StoIS eines gfauss lbies er auf ous
3uft6GusIsrub3ei6en an ieiner Sc
fangenentraht. Der anoere uber i6IId'
it9 bei6Gmt unO reipettOOII oaooH.
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Steinbod6ege in ben u I
PEN. 0as 9tusitsrben Der SbierpsH
Der 9npen erfiiqt ben Raturfreuno. Der
in ben Bergen Der S4nei5 Gr6olunB
iu6t, INNER pieber nit meIun4oIt.
iden 9etra6tungsn; Die Gemien iino
nabe5u p0llig ausgerottet, taum anoers
ergsbt es ben piIoen gerg5iegen, ben
9erg6irI6en uno ben WturmsItbisren.
Der IeBte SteinbOd in GraubiinOen
ipurbe i9pn 1911 BON einsm WiIooiebe
abgeidoiien, uno ols 1860 cine SCRIBE
Sber uIpinus i'm MoTip bes Wonte
RpIa gsiihtet puroe, oauerte es nur
penigs WlOnate, big Oas lebte Sbier
auf Der S6pei5er Seite erlegt mar,
glQein Die gebDrben iteinen jebt ents
i4loFen, friibere @eriGumniiie an
Wilbi6ub pieoer gut gu MAIDEN; lie
ippllen Der 9llpsnpelt ibre Sbiere luies
oergeben. Den 9lnfang mu6t Der
Steinbot. Sm 9(priI 1913 gab es in
Der gan3eH S6ipei5 Hur eiHen ein5ign
Steinbod; 5pei Monate ipdter aber
Iab man cine tleine Seroe pon flint
SteinbDden on itsilen SGHgen einbers
tlettern. Das mar geIdsben? Die
SommiTion fir IdHbIide parts. bic
lid, nm Sen Notilrihue III OerSdpei3
bemiibt, bat am 9, Utai 1913 ibren
eriten @eriu6 nit Der 9lusfeBuns BON
Stein61den sema6t. S9on DOR NEE
ni9en Sdbren begann man in einem
9art bon ct. 9aQsn nit einem tleinen
Srupp in Stalien getauftsr SteinbDde
3u6toerfu6s. 9lls i'm Osrgangenen
lriibjabr Die 3abl Der gebegten 86iere
19 srreidte, lieb man bret pon ibnsn
- orei Deibhen unD 5pei 8Ode -
in groBsn 0pI3tiiten gu ben SOhen Der
@rousn !66rner BEL RagaB binaufi6ats
fen unb ieste bier Die Sbiere in Greis
bsit. Ginen Der g6de, 10 bsri6tef
goutibonne in Der Failure" mubte
man freili6 einige DO4sn ipdter mad
Ct. 8alen 5uriidI6affen, neil Der
Stein6od ani9eineno an Der pieosr
erlangten 5rei6eit feinen Gei4mud
fanO uno INNER ipieber menI4llGe
GeIelli6aft aufIu6ts. Man erieBie
i'm bur6 Elm peniger 5abmes Ggem'
rplar. Der 9erIu4 1T anitsineno
Oortreffli3 gelltngen, unO beute iisht
man Die fIeine oerOe nm bereits III
Der 5reibeit geborene Sodlein berci.
6ert, on Oen&Gngeu uno 5rpiiden oen
5elien iih tlunmeln. Ger giinltige Or
lola 0ieies eriten 8eriu6es bot in Der
gan5en S6pei3 lsbbaftes Sntereiie err
iDedt unb cine Rei6e bon &lntoner
1absn it9 jsBt an Die &ommiiIion Der
lGnoli6eu gdrts nit Der Bite GEE
nanot, iie Bel Der DieberbepDlteruns
Der Qlpen6SGen gu unteritiiben. 9rou'
biinOsn bat Sur @usiebung imb 5eGe
BON Steinb0den cine anie6nlife Suma
me bereit gsitellt unO aud BAG 8ernfr
Gberldnb miro am 6aroermlFiy
SteinbOde dusTeben. Die 36iere mil.
Zen tbeusr cngetauft tper0en, Der
Dreis betrGgt bur3I6nittli9 1900
Wurt fir jeoes ein3elne Gremplar. Vie
gr1bte S9tpierigteit III Die lInmSgs
li9teit, bic in 6reibeit geiebten Steius
t5ds in ben linen ousetpieiensn ge.
faiis..H Gsbtstsu slt srbaItsH. Die
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;S3a nerfaaien-,Sauier.
sn ssrfaafen--pe per!dieOenes.

GcbIen Manae NIB profcr SeisoierL e,nr
Gain: ybinia, ipeItH fcfori berinuii. 9ndbSn
traacH 803 RiobIc 5luao. Clifton SeiGbts,
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Ginfd i atru0.

an - Dein i5!Llo idjcint nHdj
nitt peit Der 5u iciu; Der l,nt ia ritsi
tunlInI ongeidlagen al; ib nuf ncm
Sri FAM"
osfber cr fam iid bod, lid.
iisst ;soeu GIarf auI.0cnl"
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Suces.gn3eisen.
etarb am oIenIlaa. een q. gIpriI lel4.
Gsura Rabntr,

eeIiebter 9ruSer bon 5rau Wlaranreiba Sim'
iner, i'm slltcr bon 80 Sabreli. Sas eetdell'
beadnanib filloci itdit bonn 1ruuerbnltie gus,
gio, POI ggeit qtberib SirGbc am 9onnariid9,
Den 23 gpril gia6mittnas 2 llbr >9eerotaung
auf oem Sprins @rooe 5reoboie. 'Srennoe
iino bbiIidbit eingeldoen. 22,2o
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@IaufGa cit.

Serr (5umStrafanlt r'ts.Tirrftor)
.,iD bin ni6t abgereh;. ncn crnai'
;'l,t; @rimmberg 81 heidl0itigcl;
~" iat er iid oenn p1lrcno ic;;ltr
z .rit oefibrt2
- 90, es mar red)t - iliuslidI.1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-23

gdderei paoen nnn ebpp. alies aifi aes
Jbenbes Belhdii. cher III oerHlicibcn eiipds
Ndpiinl ncibtpenoig ,gaderet" hTiellb an
ntefe Eifice II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-23
gteHexaeindle - speibi'h.

gtus aute. superIaiiise, 9ausbolietln ~. W.
siIedeu. dbr,He 32iT Sndbstru SiF,. All
gaalnui Stus.
Gtue bentfhe Grdn ~ iniillstsh ,sasir,, ,stapsficn,
Cir. 4. Eio6 Bran h. y.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-23

9bier. ipunSern natiirlid aud in bic
Na4bdrse6iete ilnb iinb bort Der @e.
fdbr ausgeiebt, Our9 itrupellOie Sdgsr
uno- @ilooisbs abssi4oiisn au Wsrs
ben.
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Saeaierunss.sl .slnItelluueeu.

saieruass.sluifsaHnsr ritsn far w'anprr
nub Dranrn. Iaufenbe bon grnenninaeu Nnb
IN uusfitt elite fur slnitelIumgen fret
graniliu Sniiitutr, Essf 80. sssdpriisr, y. y.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-23
g,reias . anseisen.

,Sentidler Sag" 8eieuidlalt.
woraen gssiias %. april absuSs 9 nbr.
Iinbsi in Der Central 1nrnaage bic moha'Aae
&slssa'''''sA"A aue. 6. gobs gtai.
~ emil y. Gi6Isr, Sar.
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gcrlnnat an fanfen:

gIte Gtberheften-ggir besabItn bic be.
fen Rrslfs fnr biefeIbtn. abreiiire 2. g,
800 gaeii Es6Ite sIbe q. 3906 q. bb
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Barbara "A. Sf)w,ningrr,

leb. Ha1el,
qcltc6ii ciniiin Ron Nrdnf sntpenirGer I'M sII'
Ter Don 55 Subreii 3 WonlieH uno 3s Enaen.
Gte gccroianug iinoei iiatt BON lrducrbGn'e
ans am Samitda ocr 25 9lpril. nm $50 ubr
,gcrgcns. uordilf um . llbr in oer oci. nrr5
,Neiu Nirthc an ocr NPnribnn 9lpenue, Anmp
g5libinQiou Gin icierli6es gleuniem abaebn!s
ten ipirb fSrGuIioe iino cinaeldoen. 2324
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gltrlanat al mistllcn.

6 lin frcunbIid d m6biries 3immer mil
ssIo NIB s,;,'ng anf ben Reraen tgfdiniii
Gtis, VT. Hnbiirn. Mponb1lel bon etiieW
.3eniiben Miifercn aliers: Wjeiber mub
siueimnl bee 1dles enen @nsoie Sur Neret'
Tina eiHes leicbien yidbls ficir AoteiI) sur
Rctflanng baben. Ciferien inter Y. y. {. o.
sloisbldii. 23.252b
"a 9tmmcr sans mil el,uas aane,
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80 9tmmcr sans nit elipas annl
538 9oHrOb Sitnte. .a3,24
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W.ora alaul ltlO,
anna St.mhr,

eiarb in i6rcr ggobnlna 91o 29s7 gget
mc.qiidcU glpCuue am Dhttipodl ben %. IpriI
tqt1 mn "a ,Olittutpp
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g.rIamaf-WaunIi&.

Guter Sofeufdrciber Der Eileus N
pie Ei1bi al perluiieH: guier gobn. Ed65n
iragen an 9iorocliede 5. lno Blum Git,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-17
HUNTERS, LICENSE MONEY.

In the state house, We are told
envious eyes are centered on that
$4,000 which lies accumulated in the
hunters license funds. How the poll
ticians would like to get at that de-
post. What was it collected for, if not
for the politicians to make feast
out of it? The chances are that it
will be foolishly spent ny some one.
by the state legislature, if by no one
else for legislatures have of late ac-
quired the foolish spending habits
Cedar Rapids Republican.
Why not? When $4,000 is lying
idle the eyes of thrift as we'll as those
Of avarice center upon it with wonder
as to why 1t isn't working The money
which the Republican says is accumu-
lating to be a prize for the politicians
was surely raised for purpose and
should be put to some purpose. Other
wise it should not have been raised.
The Republican worries too much
over that $4,000. A remarkable
change has come over that newspaper
since the days Of the alleged professor
ship of Journalism d the state univer-
sity. It seems to worry needlessly and
borrow trouble over the integrity of
state administrators, needless trouble
For the old political fashion in vogue
at the capital has passed long ago
and whatever differences may remain
between factions and parties in Iowa
there is no sincere question of the hon :
esty and purpose Of our state officials
and there need be small worry over the
character of our legislatures as a
whole. There Is no occasion on the
record to treat legislators and state
officials Of Iowa as tho they were
carrying jimmies under their coats
with intent to yegg the state treasury
Nobody is trying to steal that 1885,
coo Of hunters license money. There
'Are those who would put it to uses
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-17
CUMMINs' STRENGTH.


Senator CumYnins is strong with the
citizens of Iowa because Of his per-
sonal accomplishments along progress
sive lines. He has been fighting the
good fight so long. and his attitudes
are so we'll established. that the type
or style of party label is minor in
cident in his case
Many of the lesser republican luini-
naries in Iowa. particularly of the
standpat variety. are seeking to get
Senator Cumnins tangled in a mean
ngless anti-democracy compaign. 1t is
only those without strong personal
records who need to invoke such vague
issues.
Those inlbued with the progressive
political spirit of this day and age
need show no hesitation in commend
ing whatever may be good in the rec
ord Of any political party, nor need
they hesitate in criticizing the affairs
of any political party which appeals
to them as opposed to public welfare.
1t is true that the mere partisans
still are considerable force and that
the rock ribbed republican adherents
in Iowa probably outnumber the rock
ribbed democrats adherents. Not
Withstanding this condition Senator
Cuulmins will not strengthen his cause
with an unqualified attack on demo-
cratic policies and an unqualified
clear bill'' for republicanism.
A very large number of Iowa citi-
zens. Including many republicans will
be inclined to accord credit to the
democrats. especially President Will
son. for a good start toward honest
tariff revision. for a splendid step for
ward in currency reform. and for re-
pealing the concealed subsidy graft Of
the shipping trust.
On a straight cut party fight, mere
ly to placate some of his elemental
opponents, Senator Cummins might
encounter various embarrassments. On
his own anti monopoly record and res
ulation of railroads and general efforts
in behalf of restoring popular govern
ment, he needs to make no explana-
tions or apologies to any citizens of
Iowa, On that record his. victory In
the fall campaign would be fairly as
sured without campaign efforts Of
any kind.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-17
lust BETWEEN SPORTS.

The Sioux City Journal says that
the passing of the horse from the fire
stations cuts off lot Of fun. The
fremen's tournaments will be competed
IN now by the volunteer companies of
the smaller towns and cities. TIE
fierce horse racing between rival teams
Of rival cities passes with the horses
The auto truck has spoiled the sport.
It was exciting, a sporting event
when the several larger cities met at
tournaments with teams specially
trained TO FACE for the record. How
much it was of value to fire protection
is another thing. But 1t furnished
excitement all right and chance 90
bet the shirts off the back of the
supporters of the teams. The sports
followed the teams and brought home
or left their money. II doesn't follow
that any more fires were put out in
their incipiency tho because of the
municipal horse races.
But if we are looking for excitement
why not race the trucks? A hub 70
hub race about half mile track be-
tween a half dozen fire trucks would
furnish as much thrill and fire the
municipal sporting mans heart quite
as much as any chariot racing stunt
ever pulled off by the Ben Hurs of the
fire departments. 1t would beat horse
racing and even cock fighting Now
and then a few fremen would be
mangled and a few thousand dollars
worth of fire trucks piled up in JUNK
heap. 1t would be almost as fine a
spectacle as that furnished at Indian
apolis. The dead game municipal
sports could lose their boots at the
game. there would be hollering and
fights and all the fun that grouped
itself about the horse races. Why not.
what's fire department for unless TO
have fun with?
Fires. o, as to fires. we'll while the
machines were gone and while the
broken ones were being repaired or
replaced we could keep pail of water
handy. What's little fire in a resi-
dence between sports?
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-17
SMALL TOWN cHAUrAUQUAs.

Tie season of chautauQuas 10 upon
us. There isn't any form Of midsum-
mer recreation that beats the chautau-
qua for the small city and town. 1t
furnishes a pleasant, educative re-
Taxation. attracts and pleases a very
large proportion of the people tributary
OF the town. The chautauqua is a sue
cess in the town. 1t is failure in the
city.
Year by year the limits over which
chautauqua attracts contract 1t is
becoming 4 strictly local proposition.
Time was when good chautauqua
drew from outlying towns and families
came to camp and stay during the
period it ran. But that is done with. The
chautauqua Is home institution.
Make 1t good. Spend enough money
on it to deliver something worth while.
bureau agent who come along Select
1t. Get good stuff. Shorten the chau-
tauqua week by a day or two If neces
sary but bring to your town the best
talent available. Make it worth while
to the town and the country side.
Get popular stuff. Seek the best
speakers on the subject of the most in
terest, the thought of the day. Never
mind nomenclature. No matter whether
it is political or religious or grave or
gay bring what the people crave.
So shall the chautauque be success
full Thus it shall become an institu-
ticn. a permanent and annual event
Make it your own. 1t belongs TO YOU
II is worth your while.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-17
Topics of the Times

Billy Sunday got off pretty good
one at Colorado Springs, where he
opened the other day. Some folks say
/ always rub the fur the wrong way"
said Billy. Let the old cat turn
around then"
The general conclusion seems to be
that Congressman Connolly will get
one of the worst lickings scheduled for
November in Iowa.
An epidemic among the bees threat
ems to cut the honey crop down to the
milIionaires. When the figures OF
honey production and 'he amount OF
cash it brings into Iowa IRE noted even
the little busy bee is considerable
factor in Iowa prosperity.
Handing in a schedule Of the cost
of losing primary campaign is ike
hauling away the body OF the horse
that died the night before.
If there's anything funnier than to
sit in front Of group Of women at
baseball game somebody ought to
spring 1t SO everybody can laugh.
Smoot confesses to having "copped"
Darling's memorial day speech. That's
a good deal like asking FOR pension
for war service by substitute, isn't
it? Smoot should have stuck to quota
tons from McGuffeys Fifth Reader as
the wise congressman does.
Mr. Rapp's pet name for Nine. Schu-
mann Heink was "Shanks." Those
who have seen the prima donna will
appreciate the nickname.
After all which would YOU consider
worse, that man goes fishing on Sun
day or stays at home and reads
Chicago Sunday paper
The interest which teacher has
aroused among Marshalltown schooi
children in birds is one of the finest
fea lures of their education. And the
interest of the children haa extended
to others and older.
ARandar Parrish story starts today,
a good story by a popular author. 1t
is one Of his best and latest Start in
with the first chapter of this excellent
story.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-17
A GAME THAT MUST PAY.
Waterloo Courier.l


If real estate company in Waterloo
should decide to give away on certain
evening one hundred lots worth $500
each to the first corners. line half
mile long would collect in front of the
office and riot would follow as the
doors opened
Yet many a man over forty years. of
age would give $1,000 or $4,000 IT,, in
his younger days, he had cultivated the
inexpensive habit Of physical house,
cleaning in a gymnasium. And many
a man gone morally wrong would for
felt all he had in the world to be af-
forded the opportunity once again Of
making the best use Of his time In
stead of permitting 1t to. be used for
the rotting of his better nature.
The things which our Y. NJ. G. A.
offers are al investment, Many fathers
in the city who are earnestly working
for the association know this full we'll:
They are rassionately DESTROYS that
their sons grow up in the atmosphere
of man builder. rather than of g man :
destroyer The Y. NJ. G. "A. is a man
builder. Its competitors in bidding for
the youth Of our city are too wen
known to need mention
The "Y" in Waterloo is a hand out
stretched for the man who thinks there
is something worth while In life to
work for And it is hand which
knows no class or social discrimina-
tons. Whether a mans purpose be
selfish or not 1t must be satisfied with
that which the Y. NJ. c. A. has to oeffr.