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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-24
THE OLD lSHAsl1An1.-A BLUFF.

The old inhabitant alleges that We
grow effeminate. that a little sleet
storm" nowadays makes more fuss and
suffering and outcry than an old fash
Toned blizzard did when he used to
herd cattle on the ranges up in north
central Iowa and later farmed SO an
acre land on shares. He recalls no up
roar over wires being down or vexa-
ton because the daily paper failed to
show up at the farm house. On the
contrary he recalls weeks Of drifted
roads and high water when the chill
dren could scarcely get to the distric,
school let alone traipsing back and
forth to town. Far as that is con-
lcerned nobody went to town more than
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-24
NO OCCASION TO WORRY.


There is no need for liquor syrapa-
.hlzers 10 Worry over Nebraska or llli-
aois or South Dakota or Wisconsin
being 'sopping wet" along the Iowa
border # 5his state goes dry Thz
People Of those states viii attend e
that. South Dakota and Wisconsin leg
is!atures. now in session. VIII pat 4
prohibition constitutional amendment
up to the people Inc iass r~9 loca. OPP
ion elections il Illinois have gone dis
astrousIy Cor the vets and the pres
ent deadlock. OF me Illinois legislature
by the vets" forecasts state ide
movement in that state: NEBRASKA has
local option Eow and constantly
growing number OF people in favor OK
statewide prohibition. any wholesale
violation of laws and puoie decencles
by liquor interests along the Iowa bor-
der OF these states will only hasten
them to go dry 1t viii rot result IN
Iowa returning wet"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-24

Progressive in agriculture and pro :
gressive in politics IS Carl Schurz
Vrooman. of Illinois, the assistant sec
rotary of agriculture. He IS a leader
of the new group OF radicals and pro-
gressives in all parties who plan TO
work together for reform on the
French bloc" system. but each man
Is to keep within his own party. Mr..
Vrooman Is a radical democrat. DE
is a graduate of Harvard ard studied
political economy and sociology at Ok
ford As practical farmer he owns
or controls about 1000 acres in Illinois
and Iowa He holds that the farm
and not the crop should re the unit,
and in the department he is ardently
preaching that farming is business
and not a habit or a theory.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-24
TEST YOUR SEED CORN.
IWallace's Farmer.]


Have you tested your seed corn
You may say: Whats the use OF
testing seed corn this year? It's as
dry as a bone There never was 30
much No corn shipped out OF the
north half OF the corn belt az this
year. What's the use OF going to the
trouble OF testing it2''
To which we reply: Test It to keep
yourself in the habit OF testing. II for
nothing else. Nine years out OF ten
you will have to test it or VIII If you
| are wise. Test il in order 20 De oeao
sure that 1t will grow. The seeo
costs only few cents per acre. ana
little time. So don't take any
| chances: be sure The only way you
/ can be sure Is to test 1t.
| We needn't tell You how to les!
your seed corn. You know the several
/ ways or at least one or two Every
! farmer knows that. Don't take an.
chances You have time enough
these winter evenings to sort out you:
seed corn ear by. ear. and TO mark tint
ears in some way so that You car
keep track OF them. Take three grains
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-24
No Use to Try and
wear out your cold
1t will wear you
out instead.
Thousands keep on suffering
Coughs and Colds through
neglect and delay.

Why make yourself "A easy prey 70
serious ailments and epidemics - the
result Of neglected Cold :? Coughs
and Colds sap your strength md ID
taiity unless checked in the early
stages. DR.. Kings New Discovery II
what you need-the first dose helps.
Your head clears up, you breathe
freely and you feel so much better.
Buy SOC bottle to-day and start TAX
ing at once.
Mrs. David Moore, Saginaw, Ala,
writes: "My husband had . Cough
for fifteen years and tried number
of other remedies without success, .
sample bottle Of DR.. Kings New Dis
covery gave relief, and after taking
several bottles was sound and well"
Excellent for Children's Coughs.
They like DR.. Kings New Discovery,
it's SO pleasant. Trial bottle mailed
on receipt Of &c in stamps.
For laxative use DR.. Kings New
Life Pills. Mild, don't gripe.
H. E. BUCKLEN & co.
63e North Broad Street. Phiiadelphis. Pc.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-24
Iona Newspapers
CASEY AT THE BAT.

GOV. Clarke fell on the sidewalk
while returning from church ana
sprained his wrist. secretary OF state
Allen also slipped and fell on the steps
Of Plymouth church and disiocateo ms
shoulder and was taken to the hos
pital. It's pretty good politician VINO
car pull his falls on the way from
church instead of in front OF saloon
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-24
SANE oLpGANG.

The wet and dry conflic, is moth
ing new. as II IS on record that n his
first race for election TO the virginia
house of burgesses, Washington vas
defeated by a candidate OF the vets
The young soldier SAYS COM
-rertator on the incident. had an :
-ered the tavern keepers and their
friends hy inyeighins aSaips, drunk :
enness among the troops in his COM
-racd"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-24

What great task Germans have
undertaken in endeayoring to smash
Great Britain's sea trade is indicated
in the above map showing the Islands
chief ports and their distances from
German naval bases The Garman sub
marines probably will operate against
the north English and scottish trade
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-24
IOWA OPINIONS AND NOTES.

Talk as YOU please about the pres
ent legislature at Des Moines, the laS
must be admitted that in no previous
assembly was is possible 10 gel a.
much consideration for humane laws
SAYS the Council Bluffs Nenpareil.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-24

Republicans have WONDERFUL op'
pertunity in the coming election say
the .Muscatine Journal. but they mus'
no. overlook the warning Senator cum
minis has given them"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-24
Masonic Meetings.
SPECIAL coMMUNlcA1loN

rN SPECIAL COMMUNAL io'>
Marshall Lodge. No. los A +. & A NJ
Regular meeting. Feb "a worn 80
first degree. John w Wells. seeTe'aT3'
W. H. Steiner. w. NJ.
STATED coNvocATioN, sisne'
Chapter No. IS. r A NJ. Monoas.
Feb. %, 7:S0 p. m. Regular business
John W. Wells, secretary; l. :. AL
born, E. II. P.
STATED ASSEMBLY. King solomon
rouncil No 90 R & 3. NJ Monday afteS
the third Sunday. 1. T. Forbes recoroe''
George Gregor>. T. I. NJ
REGULAR coNcLAvE. s.. Aidemar
CoInmandery No. 80, e T, Iue ssSll:
March % at 80 O'Clock Regular
ness. George Gregory, (. G. NJ >
Mcfarland. Rec.
REGULAR MEETING Central chap
e. q z. <. Wednesday, Mafch
II. 1880 p. m. Anna Downing'
tary: Mary Black Collins. W. NJ
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-24
TRANSFORMATIONS MARsHAILTowN. IOWA: FEBR JARY q 1915

from each side OF the ear, and test
them. Be sure to keep track OF the
ears. Even in the best corn years
there are some ears that will grow
vigorously, others that will grow
weakly. Don't take any chances.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-24

That $4,000 which the legislature mas
appropriated for an Iowa exhibit a.
San Francisco will, as the fairheiu
Ledger sees, afford a pleasant stay IN
California for the men who have charse
OF the exhibit, but it is doubtful II y.
does the state IS cents worth OF reas
good
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-24

routes from helgolanu s,,.u >uA.laven
and against the channel and south
English ports from Zeebrugge, the
Belgian port where a German naval
base has been established. Germany
also has indicated that she viii place
mines at the mouths OF all British
ports.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-24

are that the nav VIII be fairly enforced
not only in interior counties but IN
Burlington. or course when the law
comes Of force the Gazette will oe
among those insisting upon law and
order. W. 9fnl
However, if the 12-year-old boy on
the farm imagines that the child iapor
law is going to abolish the chores ano
make Saturday one long sweet song he
is due to bitter disappointment
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-24
S:z Months.

She-Isn't that fine building?
He-Yep. That's the police court
Froth, Penn State.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-24

Building of the New York barge
canal necessitated construction Of for
~ dams.
= Jerusalem has neither postman. po-
licemen nor newspaper
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-24

Des Moines will lose 100000 IN rev
erue with the saloon closed but the
men who supported those saloons VIII
make il up to the merchants and ous-
mess men and professional men OF all
kinds, who can afford 10 stand frae-
ton of a mill extra tax i. necessary
is the consolation offered by the Mason
City Globe Gazette.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-24

There are other things that TWEEN
tie,h century town might dispense with
for the moment, but without adequate
water supply and modern sewer sys-
TEN. i is useless 10 attempt to keep
house" says the Burlington Hawkeye
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-24

Moreover" remarks the Sioux City
Journal. lit is not an especially good
time to be selling second hand saloon
fixtures"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-24

IF LIQUOR is bad thing and the sa-
loon should be closed up, why have II
sold at the drug store?" asks the
Washington Press.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-24

Iowa need not feel badly about not
having any building at the Panama ex-
position, says the Sioux City Tribune
There are a number OF states that
have not even sent exhibits
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-13
UugRD REQ - 0s11DeAMD

- hsar fhsAas l(cClasy ct ths
1ssehs4ist church teaisht in "fAs
1iasiss Of Airh." 1t will be vovth
ysas UAiAe. You viii be Instructed and
- ~ o.e tine highly s.tertai,sA.
y. L osange Of Moline, H., says sf it /:
"b tAsss day.. vAss people are a.
nsst ssseFtaiaed TO dsath, Ne sstist
ose - exceptional to ersats any ss.-
0soG Yesr lecture bfesght forth tAe
Asasti0t <pn,sneadakiea fFsn peseis
vAs ess hardest to please. We were
~ saiy entertained, but went away
hs4ess than when ve came. With ali
~ Aisesnforts Of travel snl the lone
ksso e being 20 mach on the 20,
keve dssbted whether it was worth
vAiss, bat in your case feel you have
. mission and are no doubt fulfilling il
asA 60 give 4 message that is need
"a"
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-13
NO ALUM IL
OR212RRtcE8 PRS
hAKQNC pOWUu

eaAas in honor sf Fsrd Cosks, ~
youngest Of those whose bithAlgs
were being celebrated.
Saturday evening Mrs. wn. a.iGA
entertained at . card party. Ro
scsnlon of Meredith won ladys P.ins
and John Smith won the gestisaass
prise. At eleven O'Clock the hssasH,
assisted by Mrs. Gladys saith a.d Ms.
Iva Smith, served aelicisS lu.eAss..
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude CFsxisy sad
eAiidrsa ssd Mss Scsalea sPsst aAt-
urday with friends here, returning ~
Meredith Sunday aftssnsooa.
The wide-swske men of this vieinity
had . car 4 elk shipped in frsa Wy
oning last Sunday, to be turned sst
On the hills around here. fhess vill
prove to Be quite a. asset in Q fsw
Year,, aAd those Who encouraged the
plan are to BE- cengsatulated % tAsis
forstheuSAt.
The AIss eitissns who visited Rssli
sunday were: M. and Mrs.. b. =.
61oss, Nsssrs. Alfred and Alvin Sless.
Austin Downey and Edmund GfshA.
The Arthur Crowley family moved TO
rhoaasvills Hosday. Mr.. Crowley viii
work in the line kilAs which sss $500
= spsa up.
Hr. and Hrs. Rial Clay, after spssA-
iag few days at The Clsyieat rs.sA,
lsft fer CaAfosnia 1seaay. ~. 81
Ars. F. D. Clay seeo0Pa.isA tAsa -
far - 0lsawssd opeiaGs wAsss thsy
sPsat fsssday, rstasainG hons fsss1ay
evening.
Z D. Wehsisy sf rhoaasvilIs ~ .
Bvsdi visitor Ast wssk.
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-13
oA4DouDALR

The member sf the Civic League
net Friday Afternoon. ssl formulated
Plaas for FaisiAg fsnAs for further
improvements around the town. 1t was
decided to have . cooked food sale Sat
urday Afternoon ssd alss a. entertain.
neat will Be gives Friday evening,
the 1sth, BY local talent.
About forty yosag people assembled
at The hone Of the Misses IFsna and
Lenore Sweet Friday night sad eave
then . farewell surprise party before
they lett for their hons in Glsswssd
Spring..
Mn. A. l. 6sbrss satsetsi,sd ct
bridge Saturday evening. The guests
vere NJ. and Ns. F. E. Sweet, Dr..
anA Hrs. TubSs, NJ. ssd Nrs. Q. r..
Mansfield, Mr.. AID Mn. wn. Di.ksl
and Hssdanes Grub, Csaaof, Wiatsfs
and TAs.pss..
lr. and Mrs.. Edmund Grub rstsrssd
froa Dsaver Sunday nisht, sAl Ma
day evening shout fsrty Of their
frisads Assee.dsa vpsa tAsn ~ .
sAssivsh party. csspsts were taken
up asA ths guests had . esnasal eseA
ti0s vitA music ssd daseing tin mid
aisAt.
Z. A. fbsoPssa sf fPisiAal sPsst
0saAay a.A 1sa1ay visiting ~ viSs
- 49,. s,A>ASv.a
Ass6aoss fAsaas ssl WesAfaff II
olssvssl 0psinGs sss ~ gsss&s Il
Mn. =. Z. 0wsst tAis vssA ..r
Ds. sal Mn. TsbAs s4A M. anA
4ss .D1ossA orsAs ns<sssl T. 0sss.
vsaA opsiass fAsesiay svseisg, ths
deetse = sstsea tAs asaiasi ssavss.
tisa asA ~ tkAsss - visae fssssas.
Htsl A1sn nsvsA his fanily - ths
Desvn ssttaes, rsasaay,, which vss ~
seAsa BY ~ n. l. 0weet family Nsa.
day lest.
NrA Max Grsbb eatestained the
Study club last Saturday sfter.ooa.
The usual interesting program was
givs..
Harry Lehov is building . garage
for Miss Grace Baker for her now Max
well she has purchased.
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-13
nDElnOoO SAYS
ovT OulEsu
csstisssA fsss Rsos o.

Perity u aspseAsse upsa sAssnsAs
Shipping faeilisiss.
1--WE have snasrtakea ths Pssslso
|sf government regulation II railrssAs, -
h eestiassd, '' and tie ssvss,nsat
will net tsra hack Regvlstisa It Psss-
tiess ssd rstes il hess snl hess -
say. Bat 1T ss stand fer vias 80
jsst rsgslstios, aAl aot fer ih-esaaiA-
sdsr aad dangerous regulates. We
must regulate - - to inssre al ne.
esaary rsilroad faeiities both fer The
present and for the future. A. ths
public in the end must pay the bill, it
is pri.arily interested i. the r.ilroaAs
securing the money need for their main
teaaEee sad development ~ ssasssabls
rates sad equally interested in seeing
that it is wisely expended.
Revolutions never move backward.
Ii governneatai regulation is unable
to cope with the vexsd problem tia:
eoafronts Us, the people will scespt
government ownership - the next step
ahead. Il is therefore . natter OF
great importance that We should cara
estly sadesvor to reach . fair sad ssss-
enable solution Of the problem Of regd.
lation At as early . day - possible. I"
After discussing the difficulties Of
dealing with the railroads through The
varying Jurisdictions Of the state sad
federal governments, Ar. Underwood
said:
at cannot be denied that publie
control has reduced the rates charged
for transportation aad abolished IN
just Determinations givsn to fsvsssd
Shipper. Bat the greater psobasa ~
naiss uasolvsd. Caa tAs money -
provided 70 sxpsnd snd dsvslsP tAsss
grsst public WORKS in . manner ssa-
With tie sxps.dias sssAs q
ear esansees under ths present sys-
ten Il pubte eostrsii II railway In
vestnsats eeasst be naAs attractive.
= eaPitsl, y .st tAs sstisa thrsiAsssd'
With - Inevitable SssakAoWa Of ~
trss9sststisa sysssaf"
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-13
IdUDI

Nn Peter Foafnisr sad Httls soa,
RAlpA, arrived in Rasai last Weok-
Nfs. Fourier will have cAaf9e Of The
section Aosss.
Mis Iva Smith spent her wcek-sed
vaeatisa with her relatives and friends
a4 this plaes.
viii Carson has become quite 4 coy
cite traPPes lately. This week - sae-
eeeded b trapping tive.
A ~ SsstAaay ais.sr vas sivsa y
~ LaRkiA , eauA at tie H6ea 1sa1se-
- snndA os11s1aV s1nsmssa u Asnss
- Aso = - sialsllv Aas1no MassA
Ia! - - 49, - =
ode - - Ne0 e111U
- Z - - -
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-13
Ngv ooou

Dsevse. MassA ae.@s.s =. Va;
bsr., pssssAsaG Il ~ Csaersas Fss!
and Issa ssapaiy, sssssassa yssssr-
day On Ais ssGas. frsa Nsv Ysekj'
that JsAa D. f1ssAsfsilst il. passs -
come - DAvse sAseil 1, - insPsst
the psoqsetias - H. esaPsay.
Wslbssa slneea thas - vssA naks
tAs visit sea1ise bsA ~ ~ fest tAat
b.si,ss aaaais via hssp hin N tAs
East ax lsase tArss wsshs leaGse.
eve Aavs nstAing new = aasssnes
regarding ths fssthss paaAs os tAs eoo-
pany," said Wsabssn. "I eaAnst ny
whether Roeks6eller will cone alsss ef
will b sessaQaaisa BY other Psrss.s
interested In ths esaPaays s2aiss."
1t will b ~ Asse inspection trip
made by yssne 1sekefsllef 70 his Coae-
rado Prspsrtiss IN 10 ysass. ~
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-13
oA1p1rr c1urxms

Mrs. Ollie Moore took her little
daughter, Myrtle, to Grand Junction
for treatment. Myrtle has been seri-
ously i'll for some time and all her
friends hope for her a speedy recovery.
Mn. VIM. Fpps is very i'll at this
writing.
Nu. NeCarty and Henry Gray wsre
entsEtai.ed esaaay At The hoos Of
NJ. snd Nm. David Hall.
llIss Bse.iss Lively Of Ivalhs .
visiting frisaAs at CArdiR this vsek.
M. a.l Nm. TssA willis, j., sre
visitiae sslstivss st osa.l Js,stise.
1se1 eny b - H. siek Rst tAis
wssk
Mn Mssstssa a.l httls AaAsAAsf
~ ssasvAss inPssvsl q ~ writing.
ArA NeCAsty aaAs . Sssiaso tsiP
W CassssAass fsssasy.
II. ed Ma G. A. Deazi.e, w
NV ssss Hviag st 0ssal Jsss4iss
fse ~ Pase ~ nsstaa hsvs sstssasa
70 tAsir hsas q CssaiA. ~
1ssas0ss Nssait Ny cd Hes
were sstsstaiseA ~ Nm. u. q. 0sssa
Wednesday a4tssssSa.
H. ivS Aasassa party ~ satse.
tainsd lase Ffiaay at HagAss AaA by
Asssss. Uag 81 Wassa. Ma DaAss
Wa 1aAiss' first psise, . bsestif~l
Pa.ss, - lfrs. nsllinGsvseth wa tAs
e'esssy" pdss, . PaPse sf Pils. Ma
0teAsa paaysa - Os.tlsaaa sad
Wsa dsst psias, . tsa Il ssal- n.
4a1shsa - H. SsSey Psiss, . sssa
- piPe An esepat laneh wNs
served a.A svesyose rePssts dsxGAe-
- tas. Estsetain again, gsatls0ss.
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-13
nm NoWn NOR

1 have taksa tAs store - oss.a
avssss, fssnssly k.swn - Blasssst ,
Csa1ssaisossy s1sss. 81 wm sseAsst
ssns = . AsUstdna sasav -. ~
- E11s.'se1gD - ~ - -
|aspese seefQ 1losd ssese - 3
$50 I'D. ~ n
go - mguR
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-13
PuBl1c TRUSTEES sAL8

whereas, Jennie viewig, whose ad-
dress is Glenwood Springs, grantor BY
her Trust Deed, dated October 1lth,
1910, and recorded October llth, 1910,
In tie eGiee Of the Clerk aad Reeseaer
II Oos1Sesa Ceasty, CseosoAt; n Dook
q q Raes 30 4 shs sseseas e cid
esoaty, eoavsysa - tie Public fsosese
q aid esssty ~ fssisWiag laaA In
saA eessty, ts-Wit: Let aanAsee1
|fvsaty.t~s. (1e3, n 1osek esabsssd
fhisty.tAsss (3s,, IN ~ Tswa q
01savssl epsinos, d svse - ssssss
~ psyasat Il hss psiseiPal ~ ~
svsa date With ssiA Trust Desa fer
esse payaAas - ~ essss q AHesa
Y. Asipsa SRs"ysaU sfsse 6aes With
istsesse tAssssa ffso - - ~ fess
q - p 80 pr ess:o peyeese
OitsSSe lisA, 1918, ssA svS6sessa -
Asl Wlsssas, Dses.ae - ssse oaAe
~ u s6iA gsaasss h ~ fsast Dssd
- ~ Pssfss0ases = ~ sovseaets
~ spelisieas in3sssA go ~ ~
- tss1s e sail h~sQ ussa ia tAsa,
ts-vits nat sail sanjess - 1aalsa
70 pay saiA ssinsip0l ~ wAsa -
- ~ fsiisl - Pey H. PsieeiPel cd
istsssst ass - ssil principal sses -
OstSbss M; M,
A1A WAsssas, TAs lsoa1 hesaef 81
the inAsAAednsss rsPesseatsa ~ saad
~ ~ md VIA eaia RGA1s fras1se
nstiee SD Asaasd h wRieiaG, aselar-
ins sail dsfaslt s.A slsseiae - Assaafs
tke whsae asbk rsPssoso1A - snaa
neae 81 iatsssse thsssea - do4e II
als - s.A payaAas, aaA 1saao6Ae
the snle ef said hAA unAof oaaA 3t1se
DeeA,
New, Therefore, Public .ssiss 10
hsrSby givea that, puTsaant 70 sa3a -
tiee, eleceioa aad demand, and Under
and bv virtue Of the authority vested
IN me by said Trust Deed and ths Nv,
1. G. ". Smith, Public Trustee Of saad
Garfield Os1nty, viii sen The abovs d.
seriben laad fer cash, at p1Ahe ane-
tioa, to tAs AieAest bidder at Ne West
froat dose Of The County Csuft Hsase,
Gleswosd SPRING., in The Csanty 4
Garfield All Otate ef C02ssaAe, -
l(so1ay, ~ 18th day ef April, A. d.
1915, at 1880 e'eleek IN tAs feesessa
fss ~ pazPsss II Payfhg ssi1 nses,
ps.sss Il ~ sals, >eaA vim give y
- passAasse tAssssf . ssssafleeee &
plskase tAsssess - pesvSesa ~ -.
80 l1hssA iaeA 1oak
:. !. q =. A1011,
- - Z es..'le cy'
- Slq1llss - = -
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-13
lDoo1Uy DQD ORA&B
10A06 19U0E n HAsD

Deaver, March lo.-TAs question sF
vhethsr the Capitol AsiAiag fuat
sAail repay its isAeAtsdssss - the
state rod faaA thus Pssaistiag ~
seste Highway Csoaissisa - alast. =.
~ vssiaes sssstiss fssds vhisA ~
sbsslstely ssssssasy - carry - Nd
essstrsctiea thrsagAout ths stass, !.
just nov the paramount issue bstsse
tie gesersl assenbly.
A measure providing for the repay
ment of this indebtedsess which
amounts to about e25O, 900 has alressy
passed the senate, but has bees Ae!a
up in the house for the last thsse
weeks. This bill provides that H.
monies loaned to the capitol builliag
fund shall be repaid by the issaa.e.
Of three vouchers, these to be payaAs.
one each year for the next thsee
years. BY legislative enactment ~
credit Of the state is thus pledged -
the payment of this debt, asl H.
proper state officials are by this ~
directed to invest these certificates b
the seAeOl funds Of the state and tAe
preessds are to Be- paid e s.es ~,
ths state road fas1,
At this tine w.. tr.vz T. cs,s-
rsAs viii - Assviss thaa in ysao;
whsa eitiss aaA towns tArosGhsst ~
essiss staes are ss.aiae tAsis s0sh
- savssties, ~ go sssAs = ~
sests, 80 wsss ~ sssntiss sss b
sssA Immediate Dss1 - stses ~ -
nd wssk, Il sssas stsaaes tAsG =
jsetisa sAssll - na1s = ~ 10
nsst Z tais ls0al AsAe. ASaia ~
passa0s 4 Ills siu - IL Assa ~
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pssyeA Il tAs stsss. fAis .sasy M
- spsat hsss = Asos, a.A vitAia =.
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lses vays - ~ ssly ss,isvisg ~
pesssss ina.sesial ssoAitisss. ~ IN
alse - ssss tAAa any stAss tAlse ~
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ssseral ssseably tsWafd ~ asvsase
nest It ~ greet Psssssess Il 49,
sGata. -
rAsssgA H. Cssss.ae ossa Dsea.
assoeiatisa all Seaiss is9assooa h
eeea rod woek In IL state ass bsiAg
sfssa . being befsee tAs nsabsss Il
The legi.latsss ~ nscssaity 4 In
ns4iass eetasa In sease that essA
Fsad ceastruetisa in CsassaAs nay b.
pssAs1 fseward Immediately In every
county n the state. uslsss ssoc
such action - shove sutlined i tax
ea, th< work Of the STATE HigAvsy
esanissisa win - sssisssay esiPPse-i
this year.