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On HDpemoe &Dnpa9t.

"Gailp Wail" tager / Ell leoenoe
Mrtifel til Srbe for at bibebolbe og
ltopiOe Slppcr, YatruIierne langs
@nglanbs &piter til @apn for Den
frcoelise Sfibsfart. 9e patrulierenoe
apit-Slppere bill itror opoage Sfibe.
Der al Ell ener anben @rino befinber
fig | Nso, og 40 traablss Sci fi,nne
ulberrette Den n9rmeite Siplpeita-
ton, % bpor betponingsfitlbt bette
bill futtne bore, forltaar mani, naar
man bet9nfer, at oct ofte fonlnter an
poa Min,ter, naar oct oreier fig ON
lllpffer paa Snpet. Slppenaifinerne
bill ogiaa funne gisre goo Nptte ionr
8einiiere for &eoningsifibene til
ltlpffesiteoerne. S roligt SEER bill
Slppemaifinerne ~enbo9iaa flt1ne gaa
ncb peo Chen at De ifibbrlibne og
reboc Wanbifabet / 2anb, bpis oct er
n%sbpenbigt.
Seiaa bnpr Der life err Gale ON
Sieulpffer, bill benne flpoenbe &pit.
past ofte funi,e giere itor Nptte, 90
iom ct enfelt Gren1pel berpaa ti9bner
Daily Mail", at bbis oct ombpro
paa en- Yasiaserbamper ifitloe bGnbe,
at en- Hasiager pliibielig bleo albor.
Iigt ipe, piloe Slppemaifinen - bpis
Sen ipse bar rig nof til at betale ber'
for - burtiet funte bente en- opetig
SpecialiIt omboro.
s lebenoe &rebie / England ifal
Sanfen bore blet mobta9et meo
Spmpati, og Ser err iaaleoes life
ringe Sanbipnlisbeo for, at oct bri.
tiife &ige oeiaa / Sreoens Sio bill
beboIoe ben flpoenoe @agtfiGoe, Der
/ &rigens Sage blep lagt omfrine
bets apiter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-22
9aa benne Stenen ifaI

flyer ban. Gaa benne Stenen fol
GIgen itaa.
8eien gisr M en- Ching neb en-
lioen gaffe, faa eiiter pi Siiiet, iom
Ter hunt og bpsse!igt no, flint ino
moo 5ielop9ggen. Sgiaa ct Blateau
lige beo iIipper pi of tage Santaiien
til SiGlp for at ie 9egaarbs Gpner
iom Wooeasr. Der itaar lllpen iom
anfalber Barnet, Der Ssbisrnen. ipm
or paa Sast eftcr en- SisIspe, ion
intet anellbe ligger og p9Ite Jig paa
cit Ifiats neocnfor.
@egaarb bar ingen iom BELT llo-
oannelie | 0enre ubpre panifeIige
&nnItgren, mems bans Snteresie for
bette 8irfe bill bore langt. Oct er
noget mt bette meb 9eton og Sern
og life minore npt bette at placere
Signrerne noe / Sriluft paa ct 2ano-
iteo. Set bill iiffert bli CT, merfeIia
Slct, naar Mcgaaro ON Sd Iar
bar lagt iibite Saano paa Oct Serf,
ban bar planla9t. Sans Glaner ON
fatter oeiaa en- 9isrnemor meb TO
ltneer % enbelig Ell 9rsnb, bpor en-
Gbinbe meb fin 2erfruffe ifal beisrae
BET biitoriife BrGg.
Som iagt, inoe / Nesaaros Stem
iaa hi 9epiier for bans Snteresie for
Sfogen, % BET 2ip iom ser rerer fig,
men hi iaa ogiaa en- Gamin, iom bar
meeet tiltalcnoe ubitpret. Negaarb
fan mooellere, Oct biier ocn MiffeI
Hpp, ban bar anbragt poa 9aminen.
Oct ifal bli interesiant at title
inbom Hegaarb, naar ban bar belle
@aaeriet fit f9rbig. Oct nnaa iiano-
beb bli ct ioeeIt Steb, bpor 2amrlet
% lllpen grpsier tilbobe, - ielp
ON De nj er al Sern og @etor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-22
2nfalot al ulpe.

sra 6Iagitoii, Ari5., bcrcttea Sen
lobe Suli: Or. Charles VI. aruecr
% ct SeIifnb al autoniobiliiter, iom
par pan @eicn ira Chicago til Go
%liiornin. bIep igaar Aitcn angrebet
al Ell ~lllpeflof noeIe Wtil ! Git Der.
fra.
5erit eiter meo line GeuoIpere at
bape orGbt ire al Sil0oprene % ioa,
ret IRE andre !pffeoeS oct al orioe
6loffen pan 8lugt.
Com 6sIse al CT Sfgbruo blcu DC
iiooenoe iait, % Def bar, mems DC
bolot paa al ilaa 2eir for 0atten,
at be bIeo angrebne al uIpene.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-22
Vapnet pasfer life.

Sra gpen Mpe, q. o., berettes Den
16oe Suli: Siben arigstibsiorbuoet
traabte ifraft, err gpens Yorgere bic.
bet meget ~miSfornsiebe meb bens
9apn, Der 10 / bisie tsrre Siocr bar
en- meget "paao" Slang. Sporiom
BELT DC iGrhes, er De iioiat for Spot.
tegloicr paa 8runb at @pens ont zoe
CODE gantle Gage" minoeiroe @npn,
% De freezer, at gpraabet ifaI iinoe
paa ct MT ct. Com ct UNDER 5ors
bolocne meget pasicnbe Napn bar
noeen ~foreilaaet Srp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-22
Jrl0noerne moo
Socidlismen,

San Sranciscp, Gal, oen 1Soc
Suli: Get tapre % bsiiinocoe irife
Jolf, icm bar ilaaet ct fraitigt Slog
for ianot 9cmofroti," bploeoes |
Heiolutioner, Tom ibug peotoges al
Den i%rif.fatbolife Screening "Incicnt
ORDER Of Sibernians IN Imerica
nno CANADA" paa betts Wationalfon.
BENTON Der / gpen.
Socialismcn forbsmtcS / andre
&eiolutioner; @eitrGbclicr paa at
iprebe fatboIif SpIpsning anbcfale-
bcs, % anoGatig sGrbsoiebeb for
Den fatbolife airfe % for Bape Be
neoift Den 15oe liotaItes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-22
~Silippinernes
Gcrl0Snine,

Wtuniaa 3. 17oe Suli. vi Ger.
neS 2eaislatilr trGffcs Ser Sfribt I'll
at iaa pcotagct Ell alminoelig 6or.
bubslop Tor 6ilippinerne / oct Gil
iploe, at Sorbuo$tiu9geet til DC Sor
Stoters 8rinolop life oeioa ifillbt
omiatte Dem.
SfuIoc set bli nebpen0ist at pco'
toae Ell iprifiIt Sorbuosloo for 81
I~ippinerne, pil oen bli ell lleiagtiQ
@icnpart al be Soreneoc Staters
Sorbibslop.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-22
biolp for K. Oafota.

Sra Waibiratcn berettes, at Der al
HeprGientant Sinclair err frcrniat ct
Ssorilag ON at bepilee So, 900
til Snbfieb al Soaforn og areoturer
Tor Sc al Sprfcn / pisie 9cle al
Gafota bicmiegte Sarmere.
Senoene ifal uooeles / Sorm al 9aon
moo Siffcrheo / Iplingerne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-22
Uorrctntnesnoti ier.
Esbtpartr til Worae.

Oct bar ubsntpiI oits nnbsr &rissn toms
met Solf / Santer. al be iiiilbs bape lit at
ienbe noset Ssoeuarer til elest os @ennsr
| Rorse, bpis man bare bapbe pibit hporle.
hes man lsttst iunbe sisre bet. Z bette gto.
al Soften nil mat ie ct advertisement ira
ader, Rerrau & Gonbit Co.. Grport ges
partlnent, 1870 Chambers Ctr, Nsm gorf
1itp. Oct CT ct at be ffsrits Grporfrmasr
Der % bn nil "a al here's apertiSiement fere
Sorter S~sbeparer, iom Der or Ransel paa
% sr foibore / Nores. Te intter en- Vris
paa bisie Sshepar,r % | hsrms Vris q ibes
resnet ieas,, Insurance os ssuerins ! Rorse.
80 mere @arer Der isnbes, bes biuigere blir
lriien. Gaar De beiiiler nGpn 'Yofen'.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-22
perihinss bjemfomit.

Sra @aibinqton meboeles, at 0cn.
Teribing pellteS tilbage til oe Sor.
Stnter / All9llit, % of Heprrien-
tont GaIbpel ira SEEM Yorf bapoc
irenlot ct Iorilna / Suiets Hegle.
mcntsfontitc ON at faltiGttc ct SGl-
lcSnneoe al aonQreSieu i oct 0ienteo
oiiicielt at onite bam pclfomneil
hient iglcl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-22
9eeprab % Snlesn.
SmaapIuf.

Wils Woric Rcquc ira WiInnc-
opoIiS har ct Bar Tigers Gib opboloi
fla hcrueoc.
Mrs. o.. Noliou reiite lioltc
llac I'll Maoiion, @iS., for at be's'
ee Slpatuinger
Mrs. 0almer Nellon ira DO
uerport bar npIig pTrct bcroppe %
beieet fine 6orrlore.
Mrs. Ole Nelion ira albert
Yea bcieote / nipigte ll9e fine 6or'
rIore, Nfr. % Mr5. SonuS 8p9g.
Mrs. Charles Ncis % 8anilie
ira 60 GroSie bar nplig pTret Der
nnn 9eieg hos Ytr$. Smut Gbonp'
ion.
Nlnfcr aroQb ira @ompton,
So, ser nplig er pcrot tlIbnge ira
1runfri9c, beisgte iorleocn Scnner /
Gecoroh.
Wfi8ieS Clara og Gaa Guolep
reiitc iibitc llae til Geoar Sails, bpor
sc nil irefucrtcre Sommcrfuriet for
&Urcrinocr.
WiiiS SIoro @crgcion fom for
rice Hoe bieru ira ct 6 Tigers Shl'
bicopbolo peo Statena College / Sc
oar Sails.
@corgc Doe ioI9te i iorri9e
llac @iIbcrt WocnS JSurm / Glen
mooo Eolpnibip til Glbert 3. @ooe
/ Wiooiion GomuIbip.
- G~ornclil,3 (opCna Gicnoonl
pppc oco 2ccornb Noipitnl blcu Tor
en- llQc2 (io iiocn Iolgt til Iluin
Holltu2 oO on0re.
- IheoOorc Wt. Yctericn % 0at'
ter ianlt gIcr. Yctcriou fra SanIing
por iioitc llQc / 0ctornb / 6orretuin-
ger. DC lda o9ino iuOom hos $50.
item.
Mr. % Mrs. n I. &olton
TOM iorriQc llgc bicm ira WtileS 81
IN, N}ont., boor 0c / Here ll9cr bar
bcieat i'm Suigerien on Cater, Wtr.
% Mrs Oscar NcIgcrlon.
Smut Naurre, al Sfoiirmnct
92iuQer & &onre, reiitc / WlonooNS
til GLENDALE. Y. Gof., Tor at beige
fin @roocr, Batter s. &. Nou9Iono,
8rcit peO Den norif- hltbrrifc Strife
hcriteoe.
- Ntr. % NtrS. Suut @ofcr orog
for en- llgc@ Gio iiocn no poa Gang
rcia. Ge reiiIc bcrird til Stills,
0liuu.. bpor Sc en- (io nateoe at be.
ieac SIGotuinaer, o. rciicr Oerira
i'll Statcu @oibinQton &c bIir an
todcli1 bortc cu Y}oauc04 &Ib.
"@lcumooo McroIo" me00cler.
at Erorc2ior DR.. Smut @ieriet bar
ioIlt i'm 240 Acrco Torm / Nurbc
Oeu al @leuuooo, Wijm., I'll II.
Mcurjt ShipItcoo oerileOa. @roie@.
ioy @icrict. Der ior Chen cr / Sr.
pcrior, N3i@.. poa %cioD hos SIm8t.
nmger, uentca tllbolc I'll GCtorab
0clmc Hoe.
- Yroic@ior Qmul Nuaphn0. ser
er mel iicuot her / %uct, hpor ban
for uoaIc Mar iiocr par &rrcr /
g}orit og GugcIif peo MeiltoIeu, o.
iom / Sc 'io'tc ire 2Ior bar pUret
funttct Ill A}jacouim lluiuer,ltct iom
Gocert. fog toor bcn IiIoioHite Sot
torQrao pco uTputc lluiucriitei &an
ifol 'ort'Gtte ser. huor hon cr Ell
lett itottCt Carer.
Wtre. NJ. Naatenion har moo.
iagct Intervening ira i'm Con Mr..
uoIo ON al ban iorrigc llae Inttelil
"a Del or fommet nlbupe III Auterifa
ira 6rantriae, bpor ban har tienit.
Qjort / Spreu. Otter at hare iaaet
i'm Afifeo ! Gomp Cooae bar
BET hans Tqt at beige Ssiteren,
Wlrs. Roitor 9forman Waoion. / 90
De / nogle Gage, ier han tommer
hjen til Secorab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-22
DR.. 2eaeb bar SelS meo ia.

DR.. 2eaeb bar SelS meS Jig
Sefrctrr s. g. 9eacb / Imerican'
Scanbinaoian Foundation / Nen
Oorf bar bibtil nnoer lit NorseS'
opbolb mobtaaet a me Stipenoier,
bpert paa 1000 Collars / 5 Iar,
nemlis fra Stortinespreiioent Mo'
pincfel % aouiill @ries | Bergen oa
fra @eneralfoniul &nboIf SIien oe
Isilrancebircftsr Ilf @biit / Sri,
itiania. Der mansler M bare ct al
DC 5 Stipenoier, iom Wr. 9eacb baa'
Der at faa UNDER lit SpboIo / Noree
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-22
Hciictiilaoelic for nprife @uraerc.

Sra oen uorlfc Ameritalinies aoutor
ntcboelcs; Sereiter pil Gasiagerer,
iom or @orgere al &oree. Sperise
eIcr 9amnarf. life behene noser,
&ciictiaaoelic ira eli II, 2. 1ermit
Aacnt". AIt, DC ital bape, CIR IaS
ira aoniulcn fra bet 9anb, hpis @or.
gere &c er. t~iliseuueb Snhfomitifat.
Gertiftat ira Den nermeite "Snter.
mol Mepenue Collector.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-22
K~abelceniuren hopes.

Sra @aibington meloeS ben t7oe
SSnlt, at be Sor. Staters &nbelcenIur
bill BIT ophGbet Den 23bc SlIli SCI. 6
Giterm. Iue biotil beItaacnoe BE.
gr9Sninger bill bli fierlleoe ira ga
al. Tresieceniuren opbGpeoes for
toaen &io ii0en.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-22
ESsne Wcir.

&c ~1Sorcncoe Gtotcrs Sctrburcau
.|rcbbeIcr feleenbc on &circt ! Stos'
tlnnm1ct 2toc ill % nlcb 26hc Ssuli;
For Upper Mississippi and Lowe
Missouri Valleys:
Generally fair with moderate or
temperature.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-22

ytllet fra Yorst. Ge, iom tqnter paa at
lsnoe Billet iii 9snner eqsr Yaarsrenbe i
Norge. ton erboIoe inIbitenbise Cphsnius
ger o9 be iiblte Observation-Disclosures peb at
~tilitrlpe Seonbinauiun arterican Cine, III
seortb Dearborn st., @bicaeo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-22
Yroiesiur DR.. NeIs SyIaten bel

ErofeSlur DR.. VeIs 6ldfen peo
Ct, OLAF College, Rortbfielb, Winn..
er for en- llees TiS iioen nenot til.
base fra Stalien, bpor ban De iioite
6 Maaneoer bar unoerpiit italienife
Sfficerer | Gneelif. DR.. Slaten bar
aiort Sieneitc peb D. R 6. u.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-22

The commercial or the shorthand
course at Valdez College, DEBORAH,
Iowa, six months is $50. Other coll
leges $50 10 500. Send for catalog.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-22

e3,OOO, beIpis fpntant, betaler
y for 50 aeres / Cobb Gouutn. Minn.
Gn Del opbprtet % Spsuinser. Sob Sorb /;
n9r BET til Warfet. 6rustbape % Sqr.
Sfanbinapif Excitement. Sc. e. % "Ges
corabs Vpiten'.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-22
Sc her! st pe( etableret GDuntru
eAO Mcres / 8pttinau Guuntp

10000 Icres logged Of" 2ano
L tiliaIss biuist. eette Nfbetdlinsspils
foar. 40 Ncres eler mere. Sfrip eiter
Oplpsuiuser. Beyerbaeuier Climber &c.,
Tacoma, 9SaIb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-22

10000 Gcres goot Sarmlanb.-
- S9t peb StorbpsrueS Warfeber. Sfat.
ter 90 So 6ente er aIt bu pil bape at betale
paa 10 gar, bpiS BIZ orrfer o9 boloer Sreatus
rer. Reb GIoper Sano So, Gloperton, Wiuu
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-26
A 100 FOR TEMPLE.

The Iowa legislature should turn I'M
mediate attention to great wrong.
Last winter the price OF ferrets went
skyward. Ferret profiteers sprung the
prices. The ordinary ferret OF com
merce went as high as $40 per. Rental
on ferrets ran to 81 a day. The ulti-
mate consumer Of ferrets paid IT or
went without-and great suffering en-
sued among hunters OF small means,
The rich and reckless ferreted. The
poor went ferretless. 1t was one of
those conditions that make for oolshe-
vikism.
Something must be done The sug-
gestion that the state should take over
the ferrets is handicapped by reali-
cation Of what happened to Ole when
government took over railroads and
wire lines. Relief looks not that way.
1t might be that a ferret commission
should be formed-but you know about
commissions and commissioners. A
condition of outrageou. prufiteering
exists, however. and must be renedied
Perhaps it could be referred TO the
judiciary committee.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-26
EPIDEMIC SEVERE ON FaArERHAls.

The Modern Woodmen fraternal
order is In some distress because it
carried a reserve insufficient to meet
an epidemic crisis such as the in
fuenza disease has brought in it's abb
normal death rate. Old line insurance
companies will point with pride to
their greater strength in time Of
pestilence but the fraternal orders need
not despair.
If reserves in fraternal insurance
are not kept up to the peak load of
epidemic neither are premium charges
SO large. Epidemics are few and far
between. Many years of low cost for In
surance have been made possible under
the fraternal plan. If how comes an
extraordinary year in which losses are
excessive an extra assessment or q
period of extra assessments covering
several years will provide for the
necessary reserve.
Old line companies are suspected of
carrying TOO much IN reserve. Huge
Accommodations in the reserves of the
largest companies have led to serious
abuses of financial power. The reserves
while retained earn very low rates of
interest for the policy holders and
there Is much doubt as to the wisdom
Of taxing policy holders for the
extreme hazard OF epidemics and
pestIence when generations of men
come and 60 between the occasions Of
extreme need. I
The reserve which is accumulated
IL osd line insurance 70 provide for the
greater hazard in the later years of life
is wise and sound for IT is part of the
world prdbson oG pruv,aine for one's
old age. Level premiums are wise and
sound and % is saving in ones youth
tas- oA asa
There 10 room in society for both
KINDS Of Insurance. Old line insurance
Is the safest IN the long run because
the insured makes q larger investment
for the protection of his benshciaries
but fraternal insurance Sdves pro-
lection IN ordinary times at much less
cost CT much more protection at ths
same cost and holders OF fra4ernal
contracts can afford to dig for extra
assessments in-time az spidsnics.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-26
WILL the NEXT CONGRESS LISTEN,

An 4nlIuentllf member OF the repub-
lican majority in the next session of
congress predicts that II the people
make their views felt by members of
congress the war tax upon incomes,
profits and sales of all kinds can be
cut at least 30 per cent All it needs,
he says, is a period or retrenchment
and economy and an amortiza ton of
the war debt over period of 90 years.
There is no question but what busi-
ness is going 10 be seriously retarded
by excessive taxation if present war
taxes are not brough, d9wn. Rich
men who know how to finance and to
manage new industrial enterprises or
who should be the constructive genii
70 expand present factory employment
and production will not do so while
the government is taking a large part
of their Increased profits or income
away. They will prefer to invest in
sure-thing properties al low return
4o<siSI tAldIi WHICH
employs labor and builds up the coun-
try.
Excessive var taxes upon sales dis
courages buying, causes people to wait
until prices come down and retards the
work Of production at the factories
until men are unemployed.
The war is over The bills can be
paid from borrowed money. The loans
can be paid gradually and fifty to 100
years is none too long period over
which to spread the payments. The
cost in interest is profit to the people
instead of a loss for government in
terest costs less than two-thirds what
money can earn for the individual. II
the payments are long deferred the in
dividual retains his money for invest
ment at higher rates than it costs the
government 20 defer the payments.
The government has a larger bill to
pay in the long run but it will be paid
by more individuals Of several genera
tons while the taxpayers of today only
pro-rata their fair share Of a world
war burden.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-26
THIS is THE BIRTHDAY OF
Benjamin Cleveland,
is 1T YOURS!
Is 1T YOURS!
MARCH 2t, 1888.

BENJAMIN cleveland. hero OF KING
Mountain and one Of the great faceors
in throwing the south wholeAeartediy
into the revolution, was born IN bu.i
Run, Va. He came from an old tnst'eh
family, whose Yorkshire estate s"as
known as cleveland" and who traced
descent from Oliver Cromwell.
BENJAMIN Cleveland hunted pelts LOT
a living. as farming did not appeal TO
him. He went to North Carolina, ana
there met Daniel Boone and heard
from this great adventurer, OF the r'ch
lands of Kentucky and the fine hunt
ing. But the Indians were too hosuie
for him to settle there.
He fought in the French and In
dian war, SO had had some military
education when the American revolu-
ton broke out. He commanded part
of the small band who storTned Kings
Mountain and took the invaders pris-
oners to the last man. Cleveland had
a force Of 900, and his appeal was to
urge them up the mountain with Whd
wells. He himself fought in the first
ranks. He lost only twenty Eight men.
This complete and important victory
threw the whole south, which had been
somewhat imbued with the Tory spirit,
behind the revolutionists. Cleveland
was the hero, his men went under the
title of "Cleveland's Bulldogs They
called him "Old Roundabout He
lived to a good old age and grew till he
weighed i50 pounds-according to
very good authorty-and died in his
10th year Of apoplexy.
A marble monument marks his
grave in North Carolina.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-26
a. - .Esg|E sa

add to the new allowance OF $sospoo,-
900.
Is Is thus seen that there 10 nearly
s300.000,o00 OF government money
available for roads during 1919. 1890
and 1871. and that II the states take
full ADVANTAGE Of these funds on the
fifty fifty basis there will be nearly
$500, 900, 900 to spend in this three-yeaf
period.
An admirable feature OF the new law
is the liberality OF the terms under
which the national funds may be dis
tributed. The government Is per.
mitted to contribute to state roads AZ
much as $4,000 a mile. Moreover, the
law authorizes the war department. to
transfer. Tor such work, road building
materials which 1t may no longer
need. The roads to which federal AID
Is given are technically supposed TO b
post roads" but tho term 10 now made
80 elastic as to include ANY public
road, q major portion Of which - now
used. or can be used, Or forms a con-
Meeting link not to exceed ton miles In
length OF any road or roads now or
hereafter used. for the transportation
Of the United States malta"
1t is Uncomfortable that there should
not be an urgent demand, in every
state, to take full advantage Of this
unprecedented opportunity FOR road
improvement. Any state government
that does not take immediate steps to
obtain and utilize it's share Of the APP
propriation in shirlCing TT duty.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-26
Some Rscollecfoas n tie Pres
idential Campaigns Of 1910 A
by i. NJ. Mnllken, Iowa soldiers. Hame.

Iowa Soldiers Hame.
| My father lived in Decatur county,
Indiana, at this time. He trained and
voted with the democratic party, and
thought 1t right. This proves that Josh
Billings was correct.
Harrison was elected by a large ma
jority. He was besieged by an army
Of office seekers, day and night, and
this, coupled with the excitement of
the campaign, deprived him Of proper
rest and sleep. He died OF pneumonia
in a month after Inauguration, and
John Tyler. who had been elected vice
president, became president.
The abolition party first appeared
In the campaign Of 1870, by nominating
James q. Birney. He received 1900
votes, but no electoral votes. ! recol-
lect the democratic idea of an aboli-
! Zionist was that all the right he pos
sessed WAS ~ De caught and hanged.
The democrats did not cease sing
ing with the election Of Harrison. Here
is their latest song:
20 Willie H., my Joe Bill,
The election now is DER,
And in looking DER the state, Bill,
We see you are before.
Oh. Bill what If you lad been beat
by Van?
He never caught a coon, Bill,
He never killed a man."
During this administration the an
nexation OF Texas came to the front
The Mormon trouble came, and Morse
invented the telegraph. President Ty-
Ter vetoed the United States bank bill
and raised such storm that all Of
his cabinet resigned excepting Daniel
Webster.
In 1914 the democrats nominated
James X. Polk and the wings brought
out Henry Clay. Here Is the prin-
cipal song:
Now General Harrison he was dead,
And Captain Tyler reigned instead;
Clay made bank for i'm to agree
to,
And he turned right around and gave
them veto.
Clay he stamps and Clay he swears.
He tore his shirt and pulled his hair,
SAYS he, I'll cut a mighty shine.
I'll 20 right home and I'll resign
The campaign of 1874 was stormy In
the extreme. l remember when had
II years old carrying poke stalk, full
of ripe berries, around the court house
in Greensburg, Ind, and yelling "Hur-
rah for Polk and the annexation OF
Texas" l remember singing In q
wagon:
Get out of the way, you're all I'M
lucky,
You amt very sure Of old Kentucky.
This, to a boy of II, was fine poetry
and politics. bat to boy OF " II LOOKS
little foolish. OF course these songs
didn't 60 down in history, so can
only give you snatches from memory.
Polk was elected by a large electorai
vote. Clay was not pro- slavery enough
for the south, and was not anti-slavers
enough for the north. Birney. aooh-
ZIONIST, received $500 popular vote.
Henry Clay, no doubt, was the oest
ana cleanest statesman OF the whoie
bunch. and ought to have been elected
president. He said in speech-
never will, so help me God, vote 70
extend slavery into territory now free'
and no power ON earth can compel me
to do so. / would rather be right than
y. nresJdent of the United States"
But lust before the election In 1887
no wrote; Personally l could have no
objection to the annexation OF texas.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-26
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