Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-05

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but amateurs can kill game. The lead
ins amateurs themselves are not
pleased with the law. and while they
would like 10 zee something done to
prevent the wholesale slaughter of
game by pot-hunters, they oppose the 4
new game law as being class iegisla-
ton. and viii test it's constitutionality
IN the courts
{ Dr., Hill. assistant secretary of state.
has added to his reputation of states
man, university president, lecturer on
diplomacy and international law, econ
enlist and diplomatist. During the past
week or two he has written several
documents, which have been
adopted by the republican national
committee and are being sent turnout
the country in considerable numbers.
Thayer r. Potter. a business man OF
Galveston, said while in the east recent
~ that the city would be rebuilt. ut is
too Important" he continued. that
Texas have seaport to abandon CAL
weston. think that the first impress.
sions OF the property damages will be
found to be exaggerated. OF course,
the loss by suspension OF business will
be great. but as to actual property loss
i think review of the disaster will
show that 1t is not as big as at first
lestimated. The Southern Pacific rail-,
road has already begun repairs and re-
construction Galveston had been!
Threatened with this disaster for q long
time. The trouble is the wind piles the
water up in back of the town. Then,
when a sudden change comes in the di-3
ERECTION of the wind, as is often the case
there. the city is flooded. am told that
had it not been for the jetties there
would not have been such great loss
1of life. as they held in the jammed up
water. l suppose that a huge break
water will have TO be built. Probably
1.-The government will be urged to con-
tribute part Of the expense OF this
work
About this time of the year many.
|housekeepers are going thru closets and
i are in a willing frame of mind to give
away secondary suits of clothes.
n
The question at the core OF this cam
paign is q very simple one, az the Hart
4 ford Courant states it: Isn't II better
4 to be safe than to be sorry? In other
\ words. isn't it wiser to put in the white
house for four years to come man who
1 is pledged to maintain the gold standard
than to put there a man who Is pledged
to strike 1t down (and the nation cred
it with it) If he CAM
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Governor Roosevelt says: THE prime
thing that every man Who takes an in
3lterest in politics should remember is
1 that he must act and not merely critt-
dcse the actions5of others II is not the
imam who sits by his fireside reading his
levening paper and saying how bad our
politics and politicians are who will
1 ever DO anything TO save US; ii is the
4 man who goes out into the rough hurly-
tburly of the caucus, the primary and
the political meeting and there faces his
4 fellows on equal terms. The real serv-
lice is rendered not by the critic, but by
1.-THE man who critters into it and bears
his part as mar should. undeterred
y by the blood and the sweat. 1t is a
pleasant but dangerous thing 10 as
Il sociate merely with cultivated, refined
II men OF high ideals and sincere purpose
4. TO do right and to think that one has
5idone all ones duty by discussing poll
i tics with such associates. 1t is q good
thing to meet men of this stamp: in
Ideed, it is a necessary thing, for we
thereby brighten our ideals and keep in
touch with the people who are unsefish
in their purposes; but If we associate
iwith such men exclusively we can ac-
4 complish nothing
Sidney Grundy is one of the most pro-
ductive of dramatic authors In one
year he has been knownto produce five
plays. He began to write at "a and ii
s now So.
After carrying a union bullet in hi.
body for thirty-eight years Gen. r. n
!. Richbourg, OF Montgomery, S. c., ha.
got rid of it. Recommended the Fourth
brigade, South Carolina militia, wa!
ssi#twice wounded at the battle OF Frazier
/ farm. June %, 1862, and while charging
], the breastworks a bullet struck him full
], in the breast. The other day at Mont
I gotnely he felt pain in his back, ant
that night he placed drawing plaste
!. Ito the spot where there was inflamma
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relieved and. taking off the plaster, III
8 found the bullet sticking to it.
THE SITUATION TERsELY STATED
baltimore Americana
Senator Beveridge puts 1t tersely AMI
!, truly wlleN he. says that the Philippine