Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-04-13


mill owners had 10 be content with
practically unsklIled help. We have
since secured the best operators this or
any other country can produce. and
are turning out the best kind of work.
Now, the southern mill owners will
have to experience the same hardship
which confronted the northerner when
he first went into the business. 1t Will
take great many years before the
southern mills can be brought to the
state of perfection where they will be
able to successfully compete with the.
mills of New England"
The sun did Its utmost today to make
Good Friday better.
So.
\ Kansas paper nominates: For
president. William j. Bryan, of Ne
5braska. the brightest Jewel in the
crown of liberty: for vice president
Champ Clark, of Missouri. the diamond
pin in the shirt front of freedom. This
throws silver Jewels into the shade.
One Of the spring problems that
should have the right of way comes un-
der the head of Getting Rid of the
Garbage"
Col. James H. Drake, who returned
recently from Cuba, AYERS that Cubans
seem to have an Instructive aversion to
our language. The only English
speaking colony on the island is in Ha-
8vana, The natives have their suspi-
scions of our motives and do not show
any great desire to learn our language.
Besides that, OF course. much OF the
population is too lazy and rooted to old
institutions learn new tongue. In
Havana the English language Is taught
in all the schools and every afternoon
the children sing the American pa.
.triotic songs in our tongue.
sss
b Central Missouri was also favored
with three inches of snow on the 18th.
IN that state it surprised the early
garden. which was not the case in
Iowa.
Col. Bryan has been corpered for the
first tiine-fe can't talk about Dewey
or Miles, Gays the st. Louis Globe
Democrat
Tho total British casualties in South
Africa. including killed, wounded, prls-
ioners, etc, TO April {, were 1886. The
total losses of our government in the
Philippines up to a recent date have
been little more than 1000.
E Omaha has recently purchased a:
building and fifteen acres to be used as
a smallpox hospital and retreat.
Some one recently showed ex-Speakerj
Reed copy of a Manila paper in which
appeared this paragraph: THE differ-.
ence between Tom Reed and Billy,
Mason Is that when Tom Reed says he
will resign he resigns An said AR.
Reed, retiectively, a great Journalist is
evidently wasting his talents on the FIJI
ipinos.','
a law mas passed the Ohio legislature
that adds twenty nine villages to the
population OF Cincinnati and doubles Its
area. II don't like to be caught nap
ping on the census returns.
The valued subscriber has turned
up in the person of a reader of the New
York Tribune. who congratulates it on
its sixtieth birthday. and who says that
for the whole Of the fifty-nine years. OF
its existence he has taken and read the
Tribune daily.
hIAItsHALLTOwN.s NEW BOOKS.
The following books have been put on
the shelves in the public library during
the four months past:
REFERENCE.
AQSC3-Boox of Days. . vol.-Cham-
bers.
PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGION.
BJ Mss--Your forces and how to use
them. vol. p Muford.
CICS.F.d2u-U Unity Of Good Eddy.
Decentralization of Christi Al,
kempis.
BIOGRAPHY.
E.DI4-Frederick Douglas-Chesnutt.
Fi5--Eugsne Field IN His Home
Below
~ 7s-Personal Memoirs. 2 vol
Grant.
HISTORY.
F16l1Ta3-Hawaii and Its People
l'TWombly.
F4o.I'24-story Of Spain Briefly Told
Parmele.
Fi3. A121-Scotiana-
FADE. ol3Royal Edinburgh Oliphant.
F6t.G S1--Japan--Gr iff1s.
FI43. BS4-Impressi OF South Afri-
ca Bryce.
Fso4. story Of the Indian Grin
nell.
Fssl. Bs1-colonial Times on Buzzard's
Bay-Bliss.
Fs3l. B6l Side Glimpses from Colon
l3ial Meeting House Bliss.
| FISH Ci3--G olonial Parson OF New Eng
lland-Child.
Fs31.Ea7-colonial Danes and Good
4 Wiyes--Earle.
Fssl.Ea,n-c Colonial Days in Old New
York-Earle.
FISH Ears Sabbath in Puritan New
England Earle
Fssl .Ea7u- Customs and Fashions
4 Earle.
Fs31.F54-Dutch and Quaker Colonies
lin America 9 yoI-Et0ka