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"nly a squirt by some club such al.
the others are not disposed To allow
~" mutation % the BROOKLYN rush or
something Ike that-vill g-t this year .
remnant winner "a where near peuuart
winner ~ the last tVeIy. wears In total
games won. A. the race = gong NOW
ninety games could win tho honor COM
i'rtsbly. and as few as that haven't won
X since 1901. Take the cubs. They
nave played seventy-nine games They
nave SeV.uty-nve TO play They'll have
:" win forty-Seven games TO reach tn.
ninety mark and have e. win them IN
80 time than II has taNsn them TO vir
for'y-tnree. for the race - a little more
than half over
Take the BroOklynS They'll have -
win forty-eight out OF Seveu'y-hv. to
land a total ~ nirety TIE rhi'He.
haven gone quite half VA They have
games ,-ft and need FORTY
tlne Of them 20 reach ninety o. can he
done. hut the club Wnr.h does - viii
have 10 travel faster 'ra- ary club -<-
cept Brooklyn has been travelling .a'-I,
il looks very much a. z ninety games
eighty nv" wi,be-wr do tho trial,
ne BrooNlNrS Won vlth eight, two 800
l'"u' he Pirates Wi ninety 100 1901
and Win uiUet, cont 800 I."2. The cubs
Hlth ~r.uAty-riu- IN irus. tie Giants with
fInetF-ntu" In l'll the BrIy-- vl,h
ninety -four tn 1914 All other champ ons
snr" l'oo have won mora than loo
The National League race .- Js open
ard uncertain a. n vas the lith Of
April more 80, because rr" Braves don't
look To- have a. big a ,In,h-a repeat for
them locke l'>" a ,IucE. PIP or what.
ever Nh" correct word .F Now. however
II is hard 10 find anything more ,uu-
vuctug than Impressions why any on.
club should win.
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TIL" big and enthusiastic crovI-,hera
was NOR" ru,DlUg for the home team,
than Tor some ttwa-wh'ch saw the
Giants ,u' tn soUh- Of the lard .uaI-
twice ON saturday s.w Mc,,gaW's paorla
tie the VISITORS ~ IN" ninth round OF tH.
sixteen inning scrap by pp odd &tu>
100 the Developments. The Giants weren't
without luck IN lying the score as they
md. and az error 10y them really h.Iu.l
them OUT This error wts NOT a ph,-r,al
cue, not - scoring one. hut II was "a MS
play. an error m attack. Shortrom rgs
= that KIND ,Lt a. mach figure 81, mis-
IlayS in the field, which go 100. the Fec
'rds Tn" Giants al Sumothtug wrong
and II turned oIt 10 their advantage.
DOYLE was on first when Fletcher hi,
." R'tz"l, Bethel had a clean fore. Of
Doyle a. second. but Hgggtus mu-faa tn.
throw and the ball rolled several wards
away from him Il rolled flr enough Tor
Doyle to have made third. Had Larry
been alive AZ that moment ne would have
made trjrd, and hat he iidu't was
where the error 81 attack came in. Blt
what followed DOYLE set out 10 steal
laird That drew Be'ael over 20 cover
- base. ana M-rkles single. winch
scored Doyle. went through the placa
EaCated by B-t2"l II Doyle had reached
third or HIggins's error. A. he should
have done, then =. wouldn't have SCI out
on a steal II 'h'rI. Ee'7y' Nouldr have
been drawn over and Wsuld have been in
front OF MtrklAs drive.
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INDIANS STUB TOES TWICE.
senators Take Both Games ~ Raj
lies In Last Innings.

~C-EtEiA>u. July lS-Wasn.rg.or
TO < auo'he- & able header from C.,s-
land his afternoon. making four " rs
N Two Laws from the unfortunate In
dams. Scores. I 20 : ard ! to , n
the first battle. which wen, thirteen In
uiugs, ',evelan! led by = couple % rlr-
until the ninth, when Walter johnson.
pinch dittir-, singled, diving in Two
runners and tying m. score. Washing
ton " n In tho thirteenth when 'hrae
singles % an error nst'ed ar Their pa:-
~: MARKERS
Cleveland gain hAid me cad i'm ',e
second game uutll the fatal ninth. when
a senatorial batting rs'ly dove Mitchell
from the mound and gathered .hree
runs and the victory The scores:
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RED HosED BOYS TAKE LEAD.
White sos Ousted From An,ertcaa
Lease Pinnacle.

CHICAGO. july Is BOSTON, Rel SoA
heat th. white hosed GOALS tlis after
noon. . 70 , thereby griobirg the cad
IN the psnnant race. Joe Wod uas the
dominant facto- In the victory. Ater
allowing the ch.csgoans 20 score ~
runs IN ~. frst round he settled down
ard permitted bg: on. hi, thereafter.
He was also directly responsible FOR
three ot Bostor's rurs driving IN me
10 ne fourth. - rtug another ia the
-eyenta aud -qgeez1g IN -tLi another
IT, the -ghth. Fiber Ms hit rattle
hard ard received poor support. CIcot,e
relieved nin in The eighth inning af;er
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: OF THE CL.t'Rs
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Il know where Jess willard can get
a larger purse for defending his ti;Ie
nan they gave Jack Johnson at Ha-
vaaa. said ban Mcketrick yesterday.
Also I know the man selected 70 Ash;
nm I'll say first that the battle
ground will be England
who the man to nght Jess asked
a number % scribes.
Guess" sad Dan slyly.
Jim COFFEE" came a chorus.
Nope sad Dan.
Jim savage
Nope
Al Reich"
Nope
Tom CowIer"
Nope"
"G4nboat Smith"
Nope
Are We 1arm~' asked the scribes.
You're all cold answered Daniel
Welt ~ give up. Who do they
want 10 hgnt against willard
Why. JAKE the Giant Killer said
Dan quickly. Young Aheafu. OF course.
AID vhs, IL more. Horstio Bottonley
the owner o, John But. the greatest
FL glish weekly. win offer a purse OF $50
'|' ANF NU- OHlI lUNF dEF tVlAN wi
that Ahearu can beat: any mar In the
world Just listen 20 what Eugene corrl
has 20 say n John Bsl.' n Dan pro-
ceed-d 20 read:
Jess willard Is the trump card o'
a Wild West saow a. a salary % f2i0
a Hee<. Some COIN as tlrsy say II
America. My deduction - that W.
lard is not except in the matter OF
endIraIceb a man destined 20 hold the
tie FOR an indefinite period. a. pre-
dsted Strength when no: welded .
sN.ll-the -}>.lr :ha, denotes brains
except FOR some lucky chance % acct
den. cannot b- depended upon.
You like ne strong ~an-the man
Vlo. conscious 81 hi. strength. feels
Ike tearing Up Trees. and maybe car
do -. but IN boN1.. a. IN any other
game that demands deep thinking ard
the bring ug oS a subtle mind INTO
1,aF. brute strength. prod.gious mus
C"s and a.. that 60 20 make a modern
samson 10 rot guarantee success
They talk % a Corey-W.l,a-d match
60 the states. | have never seen
either Ia serious action. but make bold
TO sat that y the Two NE, Ne should
see either A rough and tumble a~a.-
or A species ~ wrestling and maulinx
that would burlesgue the basic idea %
boNirg-or fEntrz
on behalf ~ my ed to-. I car assure
willard That y ne - a, cors 20 London
he Vi'i he found ar oppouent-YoIrz
Anearr-Vhu ms common consent
one - The mos wonderful boxers and
lighters Ne ave seen for many ears
II willard SD soon as ne ,afrs tina.
n" ought 20 Tear'er the rink wants
q match that. whatever the result.
VIII bring him 2 handsome return. he
a have ore with A7ea-n. Who
John BrlFs boy Ahea-r +. no ma.
~hosa0;lNe fellow. no such ant N
We shf or inches as willard. bu, nv
judgment tells me- that. ro'V thstand.
inE the physical handicap he would
nave 10 Sho1.d-r IN q ,1rte-: With ,ra
Texan cowboy. who stands : Zoe. :
inches. Ah-lr1 would prove his equal
= 10; n master When FftZS rmo-s
Ns> hampton 70 vas = snail NJ Idle
"-i-ht Charley Mitchell vas -
human TpIa'a n.
owing willard ever po-s bic cred,
i"r "s@-t1raNIug johnson and there
'F r.nf.nG the sport % A mos. IN
popular champion. Yet = Ahea-n and
WIZARD Nsre 20 meet the probsbl'f-y
= tA't tho little mar would prevail
That's VIA, England thinks n,
\7''rr. added McKetrics "Po,.ou-
e' - ne - I've richest men In Eng.
land. He doesr.. triHe. /, he's ready :,
make the match Arearn e. Lets ,As-
from big jess
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CRACK UNDER STRAIN.
Play First Had Game Against Big
LeaRu~rs and Young Giants Win,

Lose BRANCH. y. j.. July iS-Tne
Long Branch Cub1ns gave their first
poor exhibition against "A big league
team here to-day and we're beaten by
the surplus Giants, II 10 .
Eddie Grant was in charge OF the
visitors and mad the game handed TO mis-
charges ny "A bunch ~ errors and rather
weak pitching by the Cubans. Braina-d.
Grant and Wendell did good work for
the Giants, Brainard and Wendell max
ing three hits each Grant and Brain
ard accepted twenty-five chances he
tween them without a break. Tn scor.
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TIGERS DOWN srUrFY MINIS.
first Rns-man Naitnntty Tries to
stem Tide with HE Rnt.

DETROIT. july lS-Large!y through
tn. efforts ~ StuNy Mclnnis. who made
three singles ard tao doubles m rve
trips 20 the plate. the Nackmen per-
saved from more ignoninious defeat a.
the hands Of Jenrlngs's band this after
noon. \ four Iun lead .n he opening
round gave the Tigers N. edge whlcn
they held 20 the close despite = batting
rally In the nth by tho visitors The
mai tally vas II 70 :. Ire score
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'Rattcd for Connolly IN 'he ninth ,nn.rs
tBaiied Tor Gtllla 10 no eighth innin.
tBs'ied for Morton IN the IN. r,esnth inr.ns
Washington ...... 0O0O0O0OsO0Os- "a,
Clevcl tpd ........ .. 00O0.OUNO0O0 -
Ln.-Wa-h.ngtOn Mnel!er Poster D.
Milan, Cleveland, Chapman, Graney. Two
base ht-Graney Sacrifice hlt->hanks
Double PLAYS Barhare Kirke and Barhare
Morton, Wamhy aud Krke: Chairman
wamby and Klrse: Ner Foster and Gand.i
Bass on balloon Morton. ;; on Gallia. /:
off Engel. struck BY Morton. :: hv
Gala, hy Ayers : Umplres- Chill and
Evan. Time hours and % minutes
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Runs lfdrlpins Dawes Wash Sirurk
>"hsnE. I4goie N"Inu- Detroit. W. :.
Young Cobb. Crawford Nsach . Baker.
soland Two base hits-BIrns Neach.
~'haT- NCinm- Three hl@ hf'.-Vff'
or Covale-kle 3 or Bolsad g. on B-e.
-ler. . >tr.rN out By Gov alesk.e. hv
BOland T. by Bre.se- H. ~ mitchell
hsI-By covalessie ~ B--.sler. DpuN.
nlay--Nnsr- B.sn aud Barns. =: Cobb
BUSH and Baker Passed balls Baker
Wild ptcns- -Bre-.ler. . Tmpires-Sailln
and Dlncen Time hours ami . minute
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EACH WINS BY SAME SCORE.
skeeters Take First Game I az =
and Bis0ns second.

Jersey City and Buffalo sgl., yes
terday's double header a. West Side
Park. The Skeeters won the frs. game.
4 % .. and the Bisons reversed the
sNore IN the sscord encounter. The
scores:
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.


Ns~ York-St Louis-Raln.
Boston. s. Chicago. ,
Detroit II; Pniide'phta.
Va-htn gton. 4: Cleveland. : "a inul1xs;
frs' xineI.
Wash.ngton. Z; cleveland. J second
game.
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Runs Boston speaker Honlfrel. Gardner
Barry Wood Chicago Murphy E Coll ~.
sasrh.r hit.-Jsnti %. Barry Wool stolen
bases Faher. Npop~r Two base hit.-tesfs
Nu-nhy. HobifSei Double piay-Wood
lanv-in and HnhliIsl Rt.s. On halis-Of
Fac~r J StrurN out b. Wool. o ~ Fsh~r
Umpire HId-bri1d and Log-hlin
Tine hours
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Jim Corbett. duh season ,- No. an
1rapped W in Cow.er. lie - -
SIS last night tina or'y ar ,...l.-.
coLd Keep COWiar from N.r-
Accidents happe- .r 'aa - 49,!
know. sad jim. r had F..1- 80
beaten hope,e>sly 2: Carson
jTy he had cracked ne - '-
a. | drew ca-e.essiy away t-.r. ~
and 4sty went the t',- 'H4. Z go
from Jo10 l.. sullivan
great student lie z-t.r- -.
trick or move yoI --oN him -.
Cnar!ey We.-e-t dow beg. q. ?.
ton working With him .ii 10 -.
ing G4rhoat Smith be'tA- tr.r o..
else. predic.s t1at owe -
SURE | tell % I'm s'ga< r- .-ss
trw az n fighter
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Huns-New York Hunter 3. Grant . Br.i.
nndrd' Bahblngton Wendell 2, schupp 2: Long
Branch Patron, barsnda. Two ban hits"
bralnard, Padron. sacrihc.
Torres Sacrifice fy-Babbington. Double
pl~sys.GrsW 'unassstedI; Brainard Grant
ana kenney. 2; Romansch, Hungo and Viola
T Calvo Patron Bsranda Torres. Hnnter
bralnard > wild p~itch-Barands BASE.
B5rsnds, / Struck ou,-By Bsiles,e,o. ~.
~ ACosts 5: nv Barsnda. !: by schipn 4
u,irst has" on errors New York. Umpire
Hyer TIME hour and 81 mlnutes.
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R~uns-Bufalo. Mccarthy. judge: J.r-ev
City Barney, Thorn. Purtell. Trage..--
First base on error-BuNslo Two base hits
Mccarthy. Jameson. Sacrifice hts-Kcat-
ing, sherman. sscrihce ~hy-Judge stolen
bss.s-GiIhooley judge Barry Thorpe Pur.
tell TraSesser Left on base--Jersey City. I.
I on Badsr, /. struck out-By sherman. ..
by Bader. : Hit nv pitchers-By Badcr
Barry. Barney. by sherman ia Ion.A,
Wild piich-Sherman Umplres-Broun aud
Hart Time OF game hour and - minutes
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Totals u II - - .
Stated for Ayers IN the seventh inning
'Ba'ted for EngNl in the ninth inning
IRAN for Henry In the ninth .nnlng
Slated for Exam IN the ninth inning
'Ba'ted for Harsted IN the ninth inning
Washington .......... q q a.
Cleveland ............ o Q "a
Runs Washington, Moeller Ainsm,th No.
Bride, AcOsta, Cleveland. Klrke. smith /,
Two base hiss E,Ekr. Smith. q Nilan
shanNs Moeller. Sscrifcr hits Barbara :.
Egan Ayers stolen h~ase-Gandil Double
MAY SHARKS ana Alnsnith. Bases on balls
on Mitchell. :; on EnEel, : struck ont
BY Michell. ~ Ayers. by En.el. !,
Passed ball-Ainsmi,h Wild pitch-Enxei
Ump.res-E Evans and Chill. Time-2 hours.
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Texa- League.

Fort Vor'h 2 Dallas. > ,Hr., rsn.p.
Da'.as. - Fort Worth. o second game,
san Antonio, { Galveston. /.
houston Beaumont, ! ls innInE.J.
Waco, d. Shreveport. J.
STANDING OF THE CLt'ps
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P-otIcsnc- IN Jsrs-v Citr.
Richmond In H~a--lsD.rg
Toronto In BIralo.
Rochester In MontrAal
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IO-01t = SfneOute.
BROOKLYN IN chicago.
Buffalo In PittsbU-z
Newark In kansas CITY
Al kansas city.
FIRST GAME.
r II r.
Newark r. ...6ba0O0000- :
Kansas City Ly.T0OI0Ob- 10 - q
Bsttsries-FAikenbers. ksise-irg ana
Rariden and Pratt, Cul,Op ard Eastsr'y.
SECOND GAME
r II F.
Newark r.. I.......oOhOlto- o.. ; !
Kansas C!ty ~. LI.,n O3i00N- t : !
Game called on account % rain.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Moran sal Rari.
Johnson and Brown.
AZ Chicago.
Y =
BIn.lo IF .b~....OlOlO q n-S . .
IF. ...lO0O2i05 o. = 3
Batteries-Schuiz and Allen; MeCorne.!,
Brown and wilson.
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south Atlantic League.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

Denver, 4 Des Motnes. a
Lincoln. 10. ST., Joseph. J.
sioux C!tN, Is. WI hita. /.
Neutrality-suspicious.
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STANDING Of THE Clubs


Oakland , salt Lake, > 6hrs, game.
Oakland. II salt Lake, . second game
san Francisco, :, Portland, ttrsi
game.
San Francisco, a. Portland. 3 tsecorI
game
Vernon, , Los Angeles, ] tnrst game.
Los Angeles, 7, Vernon, ) second game.
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k~uns-Bufs'o, Gllhooley. Jameson. Ons.
low. Cav Jersey City, Bues 2 Frat base
on error-Jer.ey City. Two base hits-Gaw.
Thorpe. Sscrifc~ fy-JamIeson. stolen
baS..-Gllhooley, Jameson. OusloV. Lett on
ha~srs-BuHslo, s: Jersey CITY, 4 Bases on
balls-On Crutcher, . struck out-By Crur
cher. I. by Bruck. .: by Cav. . Hit--ON
Cru,cher, . in eight Innlngs Umpircs- Hart
and Brown, Time hour and ~ minutes.
~ Providence.
n T.
Montreal Il Ll...loOinOlO-3 II /
Providence II. l...OOoOOOO6-s : J
Called In eighth Inning to allow Montreal
team 10 catch tran.
Batteries Fullerton. Galore and Mad.
den. Comstock and HALEY.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Resuits.
Bunalo. 8 Chicago
Kansas CRY. 10; Newark. I thrst game.
Kansas CIty. I, Newark . second
: Innings. RAIN.
Baiiinore-St. LogIs-Ra!n.
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Ekwanok has spent fifteen Years in
compiling 4 selected score OF 81, but the
DunwoodIe Country club has accom-
pi!shed tho same feat IN just six years
EkvanO' ~ a little Longer than DUN
~oodle. hut Dunvoodie's par Is II 10
th waHch's 30
The DurUoodie selected score. thai IS
the best score ever made in each hole,
follows.
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TO-DAY = schedule.

Ns- York In - Louis
Wsshl0gto1 In Cleveland.
Phi.t1s ph!s IN Detroit.
Boston f. ChlcaE1
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ROWpOtN JULIA tEl'Nt
la pITs-an. r, a. a-
John J. Cah4 An >4-- So
o. New Nrrk NOTICE
al persons AbylrE "- ts
living G-irrsI -
o. New YurA. p. -,.-f 400
sams VITA NoucNr-s -r.-. . 81,
s.-itei. lt 'Na'- 4? .' '....
ness 10 IS R-odt ~'-as
New York On o. before o.. 80
reThAr U-S'. Da'-i Say '
LAY. - Ma 1875 En'~H .. .
ptNlFL J k'\i~Fn-D
sTETsCS JENNINGS 4 ~ q
to'nsys 'n- F~ye~gtC-. IS 81
CIV o, New VIZ
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays R~-ults.


sr-.v ci,v. = BIra.o . sh-.r game
I Je--.v Ct'E. s.-oui game
ravfAarra = NnwF.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Re~ults.
No game scheduled.
Detailed standing Of the Clubs.

To-day. schedule.
= Louis in New York.
Ptttspurg In Brooklyn.
Gin irnifi in Boston
Chicago IN Philadelphia.
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nAsEBAIi, Polo Grounds to-day, $50
;. n. GIANTS W, ST. LOUIS. -Adv.
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BAsEBALL TO-DAY, EBBETs FIELD.
Brooklyn We. Pittsburg. $40 =. M.-ldv,
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-09-09

No man can pray "Thy kingdom
come" and go to a card party Wed
nesday evening instead of prayer
meeting. No man can pray Thy
kingdom come" and keep a woman
on the side God won't stand for it..
If you want Gods viii done, you
would do Gods will. even if it took
every drop of blood in your body to
do 1t. Preachers, stand up and tell
how some of your people pray. God
has more respect for an out-and-out
linfidel than for a fourflusher.
Too many men today say their
prayers in a way that reminds me OF
the tricks that the boys used to play
on Halloween. They would run up
and ring a door bell, or tie ticktack
to the window and then get over in
the next yard and pull the string.
And when some woman would come
to the door and say, What is it?
they would run away. People pray
and If God answers their prayers
they would say, Lord, are you there?
didn't expect you" Some people
pray as If they never. expected any
thing, and they never get anything,
they are never disappointed. How
would you feel If your best friends
treated you as you treat God?
The Republican is now publishing
an interesting story of Sundays life,
on the inside pages.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-09-09
THE FREE REST ROOM

1t will perhaps be interesting to
our readers to know that Audubon
has free public rest room in the
Howald block which is maintained
by the Womans Club and the Com
mercial Club. We find that since the
room was changed to its new location
the first OF May, 1870 people have
registered and among the towns list
ed are Atlantic, Guthrie Center,
Wichita, Manning, Minneapolis, Belle
Plaine. Hamlin. Extra, Ross, Gray,
Sioux City, Coon Rapids and Des
Moines.
Ii the room was more centrally
located 1t would be still better pat
ronized A rest room is necessity
and in fact is much used by people
from the country who come to Aud
ubon to trade We wish 1t were pos
sible to have the room located in the
basement of the library. 1t ought
to be possible for the librarian to
look after the rest room, as well as
the library and the two organizations
who are maintaining the rest room
could we'll AFFORD to pay Mrs Delah-
oyde stipulated amount each month
to look after the room. This Is
suggestion that is worthy investiga-
ton. The library building would GER
tainly be an ideal location.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-09-09
BILLY SUNDAY AT OMAHA
Sermon Last Night Plea For More
Decency and Clean Living

Billy Sundays sermon at the tab
ernacle last evening was entitled,
Jacob Limped" 1t was plea for
, more prayer. more deeency, more
clean living II was as follows:
How many people pray In down
right sincerity? They seem to dress
up for the occasion. How many peo-
pie pray for humility when it is
pride they want? Many d man goes
down ON his knees and says. Our
Father. who art in heaven, hallowed
by Thy name; They Kingdom come. T"
That is not so; they don't want Gods
kingdom to come. 1t is not so with
half the people that pray. say to
you when you pray in the church
pew and say that. it don't count a
snap of my finger IL you don't live
it. You pray. Thy kingdom come"
and then go out and do something to
prevent that kingdom from coming.
No man can get down and pray "Thy
kingdom come" and have beer
wagon back up to his door and put
beer in the ice box. No man can get
down on his knees and pray Thy
kingdom come" and look at God
through the bottom of beer glass.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-09-09
VOL. XXX
TRIAL THIS MORNING

1. ID. McCarville who was taken up
on charge of insanity yesterday az
ternoon Is having a trial before the
commission of insanity this morning.
He has engaged T.. M. Rasmussen oil
Extra for his defense. A number OF
witnesses were examined and as we
go to press the case is still in prog
ress.
Henry Buckner of Lincoln town
ship Will also be brought before the
commission this afternoon He is
the son of Hanford Buckner and has
been living on the old home place.
His actions were such that four
parties made application to the coun-
ty authorities to have his case invest
igated.
1t will probably take all afternoon
to dispose of the two cases and if
found insane will no doubt be taken
to the state institution for treatment.
GLAD TO GET BACK
Mrs. N. l.. Morey who recently
moved back to Audubon from Sioux
Falls, s. d., says she is pleased TO
get back to her old friends. Had
she felt better she might have adapt
ed herself to her new surroundings,
but after living in Audubon since
girlhood, she finds that it is hard to
break friendships formed during the
years of long association. She has
been crippled with rheumatism and
it is quite difficult for her to get
around. Her many friends will be-
pleased to welcome her back home.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-09-09
CITY COUNCIL HOLDS MEETING

The city council met in regular
session at the council chamber last
Monday night. The regular routine
of business was transacted when the
council adjourned until Tuesday eve
ming. At this meeting a number OF
important matters in relation to the
sewer and extension of the water
mains was brought up for discussion,
The blue prints were corrected by
the city engineer and the matter OF
extending the water mains was re-
vised.
Quite proposition confronts the
council at this time. Many new
homes are being built and petitions
are being presented for the extension
of the water mains. The council does
not care to take action in this matter
without first submitting it to the peo'
Pile. They are contemplating hold
ing a special election which will bs
called sometime within the near fut
ure at which time the taxpayers will
have voice in the matter.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-09-09
AWAY SATURDAY NIGHT

A team of horses belonging tc
Will Root became frightened Satur-
day might during the band concert
and ran away, throwing the occup-
ants out of the top buggy at the Dan
ish church, and continued their mad
race down the street until they were
caught near the postoff1ce
Mr.. Root and his friend, Miss
Blanche Lloyd occupied the buggy
at the time of the accident Mr..
Root escaped injury but Miss Lloyd
was badly bruised. She was taken
to the Office of DIR. Childs where on
examination it was found that no
bones were broken. Besides sustain
ing a number of bruises, she was
badly frightened which was a severe
strain on her nervous system. At
the time of going to press this morn
ing Miss Lloyd is recovering nicely
and 1t is not thought that any SER
ious complications will result.
The buggy, which was practically
a new one, was badly demolished.
The tongue was broken when the
team started to run which made it
impossible for the driver to regain
control of the team.