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4 u wr ■;; i * * m * | -M J rr ofHurJin?ton visited Mrs. Nora Meyers tbia wrrk.Mr rod Mrs 1' rrrt O' Km vMteiat the William Flayhmrty h^me Thursday,entitle side of evolution as well a*Here and ThereIn Burlingtonthe theoretical aide of creation. I look upon Bryan as a quack. There ia no one ao sublimely egosttcali without knowng it than Mr. Bryan.Dr. Rartseh denied any conflict! between religion and science, withrespect to evolution.All secta are trying to come incontact with God is truth-are seeking isGod,” he continued, and all the scientists truth.”Another way of saying it with flowers” was exemplified by a Burlington family who recently moved to other fields and told The Gazettein the following communication:“In the departure of Mr. and Mra. Frank Breitenstein and daughter, Miss Marjorie, to build for the future among the mountains of the Great West, there was left by them a very uniquely epressed ‘good-bye.’ A beautiful gladiolus, full blown looked smilingly through the half drawn curtained window of the vacant room upon the passershy and a group of friendly people across the way as if to say ‘Good-bye! come and see us.’“Such sentiment cannot be expressed in the spoken word so beautifully as portrayed by this charming flower, hut we who knew the Breltenstein family felt a delightful sense of their presence and thoughtfulness within the silent walls of that vacant home that we were made to feel that such companionship isnot easily forgotten,The Neighbor Across the Way.”Ii.IProf. Paul Bartsch. a native of Burlington, now curator of mulluscs 1 at the National Museum in Washing- \ton, paid his respect* to Mr. Bryan jin an address to the I.iont club of the capital Thursday. He said: William Jennings Bryan considered himself able to discuss the sci-ioolmt Place In TonnQlin %% In cr IP * til ui anil If Anilu r.MMillions of meteors, hitting the moon with a speed of fifty miles asecond were responsible for the multitude of craters seen to cover Itssurface.BURLINGTONJWEDNESDAY—ONE DAY ONLY—WEDNESDAY.PROSPECT HILL SHOW GROUNDS.TRAINE* *WILD ANIMALSr*A *,*■1AfCIRCUSNffcII*'tA*%■* H-TTaIpHIGHEST CLASScmTHE world:VSUPERIISPECTACLEARABIAJ RINGS ■ 2 STAGES-STEEL ARENA SHIfP0DR0M£2 Shows Dailv 2a 8 p.m. Poops Open IHowimmMAMMOTH STREET PARADE AT 11 A Mket Office On Day of Show Only Dehners’ Curar Store.NO. 201 JEFFERSON STREET.i ■ mm ' —•
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Burlington Gazette
Burlington, Iowa, US
Sat, Jul 25, 1925
Page 2
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Burlington P.
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