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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-14

FOR SALE-No. lies Bluff, five 'naom
frame house. 81 900; also NO nos
Park, three room frame house, aeo.
Would sell these houses to respon-
sib1e parties, ten percent down and
balance monthly payments John
Tune1ty ...t
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-14

FOR SAIH-6 room house partly
modern, lot f5oxB; tinef- place Ser
garden and, Chickens corner Twenty
first Exchange street Enquire Mrs.
Geo. 8. Merriam. Phone Red 256.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-14

FOR SALE-Special prices on new
beds, mattresses and springs; nice
line to select from. w. Holland Co
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-14

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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-14

FOR SALE-Two and three burner
r~s r'ate- 1T ewing of 20 per-
cent W. Holland Co.
Washington Journal., 1920-01-09

Aus DerfIungenen
3etten. Die neueintretenOcn Gin
iobrigen nerOen bonn 8clOnebel nod
ibrem @eruf 0efragt. ginidbrl9er
Berg be5ei6net iiG ais Stiloent Der
8aumiiieni6nften.
0arauf Ser Selouebel: n8at,
StuOent Ser goumiiienihoften? 90
ipat babe id nod nidt gebortl SD
femme Stuoenten Der Ebeologie ooer
Bbilologie, o6er 8auipilieni6of'
ten? - Sn meinen glltgen iino Sie
Maurer."
- Ole Iieben S0ren @ie
sic gllten iltngeu. Gen fleinen NGo.
den elmer 6. @emein0ei6ulflaiie
miro folgcnoer Sos oiftiert: Scr
8ein erfreut 6es Menideu Ser5,"
morouf folt ale eintrGdtig i6rei-
ben: Ser @ein erfrelit oes Ntdnn-
henS Ser3."
8erme9sIung. y 8ie
gebt es ocnn Sbrem Monne?"
nGr bot lid operieren laIlen."
God III set Norfoie2"
oNein, in ser Gborite."
Washington Journal., 1920-01-09

aepibt bait. oos id 70 pcuia bon
i6rc 8rciicnt5 0cnte Oebt, Oonn BAIT
Ie Iid ior oos @elO licwer Scnoie
%ocfauft. g9cl % bdtt ie oltd) nit
picl GeuOie ior 9cfrie9t. Sd MIL
sic lanAc Gtoric tors mode I'm nlIr
nod oor5 for5 crmdbnc. ooB le oen
@eocSneilcr cit iilfcue Ombrcllo IN
Sic 8coeSuciIcru e Soar aiO9lotlS
ocfouit 6ot I'M ooiiir bat ic 5man5l9
Gohler auS9cpme. Wlein Hebrltld
foIt midi en- Qu6lcr oluncr oil Sohrs
is ser ia aud gut genitg tor mtf'
Sh lin INNER ser Soder, monltt th
ncr6lciue S6uc Si6rn liewer
8~btttpp Sauerampe r.
Washington Journal., 1920-01-09

&a6e. Gin 9efannter BON
mir, elm 3a9nar5t lebt in befannt
I6le6ter @be. NteuliA beIud)e iG)
i'm uno finoe i'm, wie er, cine blon'
fe 3onge i6iuingenO, freuOig i'm
3immer umbertan5t. 08aS II
Ios?" frage ih eritaunt.
o8eiBt 0u," f~liiItert er mir 5ll,
ser 9aitor, Der uns getraut bat,
Der bat chen iagen lalien, oaB er
iest berfommt, li6 einen 3ota sic
ben gu loiien."
gbrIid) @uf Die Srage Der
2ebreriu: n8arum tueroet ibr
eigentli6 getauft, tpenn ibr flein
Ieio2" %ontportet Oie feline Siloe'
GARD: 0oomit mir mas geibenft
friegen!"
l%tnnotig. n8arrm lcrnIt
GU oenn nidt, 9engel?" frogte ser
8atcr fem faltIes SobnGen.
y8eiI ser 2ebrer ln9te, mir mllB'
ten iett ale Underwent"
Washington Journal., 1920-01-09

SIN globes 8aroris'
mus. @r: 0@orum lino sic 10
traurig, alaru?"
Sic: 0Mid pGa8en uuonf6orli3
3abni6mer5en!" -
@r: "9td, mie gerne tpuroe i'd
mir fir sic allc 3dbne Der @elt
ors5ieben Iaiien!"
- Gin iiegreider Selo.
.Soit gu eS eeb0rt, unier 6renno
@3iiaer lit iebt i%eIbItanOig &C.
moroen."
u0er?l ni6t mogli6!"
vSal - ieine gIte lit g%eitorben!"
-ge0tngungsmeti Got
tin: nSieb nal, M6nne, mas fir
cine pradtooae G6leppe Der Sonnet
bat!"
@otte: n9u frieglt ait6 cine,
G9ob; iuent 9u crit in talIeno
Sobren pieoerfommIt!"
Washington Journal., 1920-01-09

@a@baru. nSoren Sic
NAL, Sbr Slno bat geltern meme
S6wiegermutter gebiiien!"
r@9 berrie, oas tut mir aber
Geio, boffentlih lit nidtS g%rnitbaites
paIiiert uno sic MAIDEN mir feline
l-lnannebmlihfeiten!"
u@ber pieio oenn, I'M @egenteil,
i6 mollte sic fra9en Of sic mir
ben SunS nidt perfaufen fonnenl"
Washington Journal., 1920-01-09

GaS aIte 2ieo. 9ie
gn1oige Srau lit mieoer einmal iebr
iibler 2aune ulo madt ibrem
Manne cine groBe S5ene.
v@inen llel,en SUIT muB id baben.
Sn Dem alten iebe i6 pie cine
@oeeli6eud)e aus"
@r webrt miIoe labeIno ab.
.@ber &ino, i6ieb Oo6 niht ale
Ghulo auf Sen SUIT"
Washington Journal., 1920-01-09

@rbeitSteiIung. n@er
beitimmt oenn BET @ud, mas es
geben iou?~
~Meine Strait uno i'd ipe6leIt
borin ab; lie oronet an, mas nit.
tags eefodt miro, lin0 i6 beitimme,
mas obenoS oufgem6rmt per6en
lou."
@ermittIung. o&omm
ibnea, &opu, @ama lit obnmdd-
tlg!"
~9o, oriid' ibr oieie 3ebnooaar.
Bill in Sic Sanol" -
SriBden (na6 elmer @eile auriid.
~fcmmeno): .9u Gapa, Mamo iagt,
es feblen nod 5tuei!"
Washington Journal., 1920-01-09

9ie Quuheue Rolt rmo Gingel, sic in elmer belebten 5traBe 9-
rooe etnunoer oegeniber ire E%obofgeibafe ba6eny inld5en i4 natirlib ~
iuirfnmer Neflame su iberbieten. Sn 0ieRr 8ofe lit = 1pe &ingel NIT
geraer oete6en mrB = &aub beoeuteno poraus. 9enu er Bot elm bib
ides WGoden, ais @raflionmin gefldOet, ans 6enfer 9ePBtL 9ort orebt
lie 3iqarren uno Loot idbiDerranolih pRle 3r1bauer berbeL bon oenen
1nonher in ben Qaoen trMt uo famt.
Me6rere Gage lauft &in9a peroroien lumber mo gitet f9 iber
SOS hohmde 20deln leines @egenubers. YloBib aber bat er cine Soee.
PIN nddfen Gage ft audi bel ibm cine Observation-Disclosures 8raF-
Iiouerin am Tenter acknowledgements ieood nit Dem &nden gegen
oos 8ubltun. Ntdt elm cin5ees Wml wcnoet lie id trb allen
,Rarperns, alopfens, Sder5ens Der INNER oidter mBen gerlammelten.
l1o ood5 nmB fe mad Der 5erid1en @etolt, ben gra3pen Soden Dem
,orhn Nodcr Ider am5 elm uunoerbubides @efbterl baben. 0ie geu-
gicroe pddiL umo iblueBlhb obt ieber, nm fe bon borne gu ieben, in BEN
0aoen uno fault. - Sect ladelt Gingel umo Gou6 ibludt G1Tg.
Washington Journal., 1920-01-09

uebertrumpft. griter
Oberfellner: oSn Dem Sotel, no i6
in Cincinnati mar, batten mir iogor
5mei &~otelGr5te!"
8meiter Sberfeaner: 09ns lit
nod gar nifts, i'd mar in einem
amerifaniiden Sotel i'm @ei9dft,
oas batte 8pei eigene Srieobofel"
Merfmiroig. r@aren
0ie Orei Serren 9efannte bon
Sbnen2"
nSa! Ser fiinltli6e @~isfabrifant
@aier, ser beige &aitanien6ra;er
Suber uno ser falte @aIierooftor
MiiQer."
9rudfebler. Gin Notur-
beilfunoiger inieriert:
Meine SeilmctboOe lit cine berart
%bepabrte, bob aQe meme Yatienten
balo 5u Sen @emeienen 51blen.
Washington Journal., 1920-01-09

iii 10 is oa Ocr Eru'
tcl no nit fobncdtct
is. SD Ocnfe, en-
ieOer Wtcnid, no So.
mild Bot. friegt iein
G6cGr oapon HI for
Den &ieien funn i'd
aud nit ic6n, mar.
um mir graO fcin
Srubci III Batter
ben ioGe Wfer ben
en- idoue Grie &c.
bait. pcnigitens oas
IL neopip mnS id1 uc,
Washington Journal., 1920-01-09

- @erliebt. 9rdutigam: .0u
poBt eigentlid ni6t gu mir, Olga,
uno ib pnile nidt gu Dir - aber
ni1t pabr, SGas, mir paiien gu.
chamber"
- Gin S~1Iimmer. Dilet.
tierenoer 8ilobaner: n0enfe Dir:
ser pr1htige Marmorblod, aus benz
i6 meinen gldia idaffen molte, lit
auf Dem gransp0rt ponia ruiniert
mor6en".
Sntimus: Cine Sredbeit, Sci.
rer &unit 10 borausreifen!"
Washington Journal., 1920-01-09

&inoermnno. Mein fIei.
mes MaOdeu, Iehsiabrig, frugt MIDI:
p@ieio babe i'd Did 10 lieb, Wattt'
den?"
ngSeil ih Did aufge8ogen babe"
gebe i'd ibr 5ur @ntmort.
0@ufge5ogen?" %mie0erbolt iie fin.
memo. naG 10, Oesbalb fam i'd
oli6 INNER 10 id0n ipielenl"
Washington Journal., 1920-01-09

u@enn id 70 an Die StllmmeIlt
Oenfe, Die id nod inter 8ilbeIm Den
2meiten uffielammelt babe I'm
cenn beute ser Clint! = Sa, ia, Die
Wtonar6ie!"
Washington Journal., 1920-01-09

.Sinter mir Iiegt bereits Elm nrbehsreides Seben. SD babe es Der
Miienihoft oepiomet. ltno, Ierebrhfer, Ws boben Sic lid sur
9ebensaufgdbe 9eteat?"
.@o, i'd moate eigentlib Ben 6iOpol entoefen. ga es ober IN
apften onocre ghn bobeu, lit mein 2eben&Werf lest erleoigt"
Washington Journal., 1920-01-09

rslio i'd babe mid iiber oeinen
&apa Del Ger alisfunftci e%rfunoigt."
nNun, uno pie mar Die aus-
funft?"
r@roBartig! Or bat ia oreimal
banterott gcmadt, 90 muB er Dir
ii6er bunocrttauieno Wfarf mebr
m%lt9cben fonnen."
Washington Journal., 1920-01-09
9lnldaurmss ltmterrid)t,

Scr 2ebrer 8egt i'm 3~oologdAen Garten ieinen S6ilern elm Zebra
uno fragt: ugSos lit Oos?"
9erfIeine sc az: Gos lit elm Sfer0 I'M goOeanSng, Serr se6rer-
Washington Journal., 1920-01-09
Gfrnrr SdjreihebrIef Dee
IbiIipp { aagranptFr.


0lcin lie6cr &err 9irooftiondr: :
l-.E.-S - ...Ln.
Washington Journal., 1920-01-09

Gins aus anoere.
.&ier lit oas &funo &riitaaeis."
~gSir6's bonn nidt i6mel6en bel
6ieier Sibe?"
rSSreiIidl sic miiiien's bait anfs
Gts Ieaenl"
Washington Journal., 1920-01-09

vGratuIiere bon Ser5err, Serr
8mengerl! Sbnen iolen ia 3mil.
hinge bei6ert moroen iein!"
.Sie irren iid = 0as lit Der on.
oere 3mengerll"
~Sooo!.. Sea, Damn gratuliere i'd,
eft redt!"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-01

That a Marshalltown tool Is the
standard of excellence here and
abroad. That and more.
Perhaps we do not sufficiently
realize the significance of what we
are and what we are doing in Mar
shalltown and Marshall county.
Perhaps we would be better citizens
If we knew more of our own true
greatness and the responsibility that
greatness confers. 1t may be that
we fail to understand our own ad-
vantages.
A course In the public schools OF
investigation into the products OF
Marshall county and Marshalltown
would be practically educative
There's many a lad who can tell the
products Of Abyssinnia who has b
very vague idea of the marvellous
things that are being done within
sound of his voice.
A little course in home citizenship
would include something OF tht
farms and factories of Marshall
county and history OF their growth
development and progress
Let's do 1t.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-01
LET'S DO IT.

Perhaps you have noticed how
Marshal county cleaned up the baby
beef and other live stock premiums
at the state fair. Perhaps however
you do not follow the successes OF
Marshall county and Marshall county
products and Marshall county people.
Possibly you have grown SO used to
it that you take 1t as normal and
natural thing when Marshall county
spells the word and goes, up head
in the industria! and agricultural
spelling class.
Mayhap you have never taken
time to visit the industrial section
OF Marshailtown. Perhaps you do
not know that Marshalltown fac
tories send their products broadcast
over the entire world. That the
handiwork of MarshalltoWl me-
chanics controls steam engines on
every ocean and in every country.
Civilized or unciv1lized on the fact
of the globe and that Marshalltown
appliances heat the largest buildings
in the world as well as the humber
homes Of America and Canada
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-01
vllkommEn srAyakssR laeer.

MarshalltowD veikommer allie af
Norsk herkonst som wore CHESTER.
Marshalltown welcomes the Morse
with open hand. The city and its
people extend most friendly hand
of greeting to their guests. the stav-
anger Amt Las,et Stevne.
There are reasons beyond the duty
OF, mere hospitality why Americans
should clasp hands with Norsemen.
The Norwegian, is an American born
and not made. Americanism and
American citizenship are the finish
upon foundation laid thru long
years of struggle by people OF In
dependent spirit and who have kept
the torch of freedom and democracy
altght and burning in the shadow OF
thrones and the incense that less
brave and enli ghtened peoples burn
before autocraGy. A people OF fish
ers and sailors and farmers, drawing
from the wild wastes OF the sea and
the wide valleys and stern moun-
tains the spiri. of freedom and the
courage to maintain their rights.
And so when tle Norsemnn becomes
an American, he is simply extending
his bicthright and accepting the
LARGER opportunity that band or
brave men and women seeking free-
dom Of consciepce and equality un7l
der the law prepared when the>NIay-
flower tracked across the seas thai
Eric the Red had traversed to build
the ancient wa.chtower by the west
Atlantic coast and leave 1t as a
memorial of Morse daring to be won
dered upon ny future generations OF
liberty seeking and liberty loving
people
There are many reasons why Mar
shalltown and her people are glad of
the presence OF the Stavanger Amt
Laget These !lre good c1ti2enA who
come to us, bone and sinew of our
common county, thrifty, laborious,
intelligent, successful men and wom-
en-. They are part of the mightiness
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-01
POLITICAL FORECAST.

POLITICAL FORECAST.
Fhe next president of the United
ST ates will be considered fat-head
or worse by at least 40 per cent OF
the population.
The next congress will be accused
of ignorance, greed and extrava-
&c nee.
t will be announced four years
firm now that what we need is a
bl siness administration.
Ninety per cent of the pre-elec-
til promises of candidates win not
be fulfilled. but then most OF the
yo ters won't remember what they
ara, anyway.
The league Of nations will not be
en- iorsed in its present form.
Faxes will continue high.
Talk will continue cheap.
after viewing some of the fancy
feminine costumes on the beach we
lln ow now why the tide comes in.
'rhe league OF nations has pur-
cflased the National Hotel in Geneva
fol its headquarters My, my-where
will the internattonali5t5 go?
;ometirnes we're not sure whether
it, political campaign we're list
en- ng TO. or a wake for the league OF
- 49, Fl r ".
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-01
TERMS
Member of The Associated Press.
Each in His Own Tongue.


A fire mist and planet
A crystal and a cell
A jellyfish and saurian.
And caves where the cave men
dwell:
Then a sense of law and beauty,
And face turned from the clod-
Some call it Evolution,
And others call it God.
A haze on the far horizon,
The infinite, tender sky,
The ripe, rich tints of the corfields.
And the wild geese sailing high
And all over the upland and lowland
The charm of the goldenrod--
Some OF US call it Autumn,
And others call it God.
Like tides on 6. crescent sea beach,
When the moon is new and thin,
Into our hearts high warnings
Come wellints and surging in
Come from the, mystic ocean.
Whose rim no foot has trod-
Some Of us call 1t Longing,
And other call it God.
A picket frozen on duty
A mother starved for her brood
Socrates drinking the hemlock.
And Jesus OH the rood:
And millions who, humble and name
less,
The straight, hard pathway plod-
Some call it Conservation,
And others call it God.
William Herbert Carruth.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-01
N THE FuLLnEs OF TIME.

The newspapers which were criti-
fused TO indorse the nomination OF
w /. Harding for governor of Iowa
have seen their course justified.
Witt secretary to the governor
slips back into Des Moines and In an
effort to save his own skin in the
forthcoming exposures Of connection
with the packing house scandal con-
| fesses that the governor knew all
| about Wits connection which was
| to bring him about $4,000 for In
fluence and publicity" and that the
governor knew about the letters he
was writing in favor OF the promo
ton. The governor denies it. There
it stands between the governor and
his secretary, the secretary VINO
held that office when the Rathhun
| investigation was on and whose en-
barassment as to where he got the
| money was a feature Of that investi-
cation.
There is Mr.. Messenger sought by
subpoena servers to appear and eS-
/ plain his connection with the pack
ing house scandal and elucidate as
to letters sent out from the super
intendent OF, banking office and ex-
plain connection with that promo
ton. The Des Moines newspapers
relate how Mr.. Messenger. a Hard
Ing selection for state superinten-
dent of banking, got into and out OF
Des Moines without being served
with subpoenas.
There is the Rathbun inyestiga-
lion and the facts and near facts
that were disclosed in regard the ex-
ecutiye office. No need to go into
that 1t is unforgettable.
There Is more and more to come.
I The Times Republican was sub.
| 3ected to much adverse criticism be-
cause 1t absolutely refused to. sup
!port Harding and preferred to sup
port Meredith. in short because i
preferred being right to being regu.
lar.
The Times Republican has never
regretted its course and the revela-
tons that have come in the course
of time as it expected they would
come have not made for regretfull-
/ ness.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-01

of this nation, pledges to It's future
greatness and guardians Of oppor-
tunity and equality between men.
Trustworthy, sincere and courageous,
Morse born or Morse descended Cit
izenship is American citizenship.
So Marshalltown stands with an
open hand and smile of welcome
to her guests. We hope to do TO-
them all that they expect and all
that may be done. The keys OF the
city are in their hands.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-01
Topics of the Times

Tennessee was the thirty sixth
state to ratify and the frst to attempt
to plead the baby act.
Gasolene fell Oft le per cent in pro-
duction in the last six months and
increased 80 per cent in consumption.
Well, that's the way OF the world
nowadays. Watch a man work.
Wonder If Senator Hardings pres
emit front porch campaign reminds
him OF those old time I. p. campaigns
when her mother stuck her head out
OF the door at $3.50 and said: ITS
time you were coming in Mary" and
old man was heard to mutter. "Doas
the old. man was heard TO mutter.
docs that young dude mean to stay
there all nights"
80
Really the man who came out of
best OF all on the democrat side is one
Colonel House. And he got out or was
sent out early.
Speak about the beauty and charm
Of the golden rod but put a soft peda,
on your tongue when conversing with
hay fever victim. He has ideas of
his own.
Since the United states has pro-
claimed the suffrage amendment as
ratified it doesn't seem clear just
how Tennessee is going to get her
name off the note.
Now that Iowa Is being advertised
by the packing houke scandals let's
insist that the advertisement con-
tains the assurance that they can't
get away with 1t in Iowa.
The weather isn't cold enough for
q coal strike yet. But It's coming fall.
Mr.. Messenger. former banking
superintendent by selection of Gov
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-01
HANDY DIRECTORY
OF The
MASONIC TEMPLE
x Masonic Meetings
~ Visitors Always Welcome.

MARSHALL LODGE NO. 10S A.
F A. NJ, Wednesday, Sept. l. Ihiro
degree, Z o'clock sharp. G. G. Jen-
nings, w. NJ; John w. Wells, secre-
tary.
sIGNET CHAPTER NO. ss. Spe-
cial convocation, Wednesday, Sept. o.
Past and Most Excellent degrees
1880. Frank T. Nokes, Fl. p: John
w. Wells, secretary.
KING SOLOMON COUNCIL NO
90. stated assembly: Sept. 20 pusl-
ness session. Election OF master
John w. Wells recorder
coNcLAvE ST. ALDEMAR COM
MANDERY NO. 80, Tuesday. Aug.
81, 7:3o p. M Order of the ,fempie.
CLYDE III. Stewart, commander; aohn
w. Wells. recorder.
CENTRAL CHAPTER NO 81 y
p. IS. Regula- meeting "Wednesday,
Sept. IL, at s o'clock for business ana
initiation. Mrs. w. ]. Richards, w
NJ: Mrs. Archer Walton, secretary
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-01
Ripping Rhymes
r. WAIT MASON
Bv WALT MASON
SONG AND succoTAsH.

SUCCOTASH.
IN mott
small garden ground When I've
a bard
seeds but to his
sawbuck
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-01
Ioua Newspapers
A LABOR PAPERS VIEW.
Icedar Rapids Tribune.l


Ben Wiley. that astute leader OF
the Des Moines Street Railway Men s
III don has at last permitted his foot
to slip. By permitting the organ
ia ton to inausurate trolley strike
on the eve of the state fair he has
plfced organized labor once more
an his union in PARTICULAR
pc sition where the public will damn
it now and forever more. Your
ay erage Iowa rural Citizen, be ne
frcIn the town or from the farm
ha been formulating certain dis
liB es for labor organizations due
mostly to the acts of the extremists.
This type attends the safe fair Dy
thu. thousand. Inconvenience they
will return home filled with added
prejudices. The men had $S4,Ooo
in back pay coming. It was only
wi thin the last few days that federai
co ,lrt order fixing the increased Iare
was issued. The company has been
in the hands of the receiver for over
a year. The state fair cro"os
would have furnished opportunity 70
acl .umulate large part OF the
ar garages that the company admits
is coming to the employees. We 1all
to see where Ben has lived up 20
his past reputation for native
shrewdness. We much prefer the
ms nner in which the members OF
Division No. s3s of this city handled
their affair. They have won IN DOL
lar J and in dimes while retalnlns
th,. confidence and regard OF the
pu bic - the big factor In LABOR
pa thway to success.
QUOTING THE DEAD Roosevelt ~ I
lCedar Rapids Republican, +.
Z, metaphysical association has Is.
sued what it alleges to be the fos'
Nc rtem Opinions Of Theodore Roose-
vet, They were communicated, II
alleged. to the writer, woman
named Augusta Erwin, by the spiri
of the dead man. She is spiritual
ist and a manipulation OF the oui's
boslrds. OF course the thinking neg,
no warning against acceplns SUI
s+,fe hut there are many who eithei
do not think or who think aions
ouia boards. One Of the things tina
thu, spirit of the departed is mao
to utter in this one, Il want 10 than'
TIN, sincere friends who wept ZOE ~.
| departure from amongst their hiiu'..
| TT eodore Roosevelt never SPOKE
sn.b manner while ne was alive am
- l. presumed that in dying ne oi'
no. become man of such phrases Q
an ignorant charlatan. Afnonss
+h,,r midst" is in itself enough 7
pls ce the brand of fakerism on IN
vol ume. ),
| Ind in this connection it may 0
no ed that spirits of the dead AWAY
talk in cheap and trifting ways an
SAL things that are not comparapl
/ wi h more than the chatterings ., IN
ga ,e asylanls. Even in Sir oilve
I.o lge's spirit books the dead saa
in such ways and say such thins