Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-30
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
LOCKER ON IN IOWA.
Observation-Disclosures:
For the Tlmes-RepubIicau.

s LVUkEN-UN in lUWA.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
For the es-RepubIicau.
Linn Grove, April 29.-There was a
time when the writer wondered that so
few men, comparatively speaking, could
run thu politics of big cities. And later
on he lived In state of ninety nine
counties and again wondered that
ninety nine men, comparatively speak
ing, could run the politics of Iowa. But
they do. Up in this neck of the woods
the laying cut of Perkins is the work
Of q few professional embalmers The
average citizens in Northwestern Iowa
doesn't care darn" who is to be the
tiseXt governor of Iowa, but the repre-
sentatiyes of the other ninety and nine
are abiding to this matter. and saving
Ithe butcher the baker and the candle
stick all the trouble and worry. 1t mus;
7 be admitted the ground was ready, the
tenants for the past few years, have
mot been suited with actions of the
Landlords. Two years ago It was men
toned in this column that in Beuna
Vista county symptoms of revolt
We're in evidence. but the writer was
laughed out Of court. Now Will. the
Boxer movement in full progress, the
foreign missionaries from Sioux City
are being Killed off atsan alarming rate.
And 50 closely occupied are they with
| Observation-Disclosures all; over the state, the
| machine leaders can not send forces,
I:enough to queil this Boxer movement
| up .his way. Personal observation con-
| vinces the writer that atleast, Ida, Sac
| DBrien. Clay and Buena Vista counties
| are hcpelessly lost for the Perkins
crowd. To this can be added many
bother counties but as the writer on
/ Is gives an opinion forced on him by
| actual contact with the political work
ers Of these counties. When a Perkins
| appointed postmaster admits that ehei
is afraid Perkins Will fail To carry this
| county there IS good reason for the
tear that is in him.
| There was never a story in the New
| York Ledger (to be continued IN our
4 nexD that excited the interest now so
naticeable Of the Heron Rand short
story continued from day to day IN the.
daily papers. 1t has all the elements
| 81 an up-to-date French novel. 1t
could be called religious story, has
/ The exciting questions Of theology dis
cassed, conGeinned and approved,
Clerks II dry goods stores these days
/ are authority ON ilesasy OR the head
/! line could be THE Deserted Wife, and
very woman reader or the 5ailies Gard
\ there are as many now reading the
dafiies as formerly depended upon the
I New York Ledger for tleir Intellectual
enjcymenD is discussing Whether $780,
4 800 is enougi, ssilen one sells husband.
1 sfher the clements both msn ard We.
men. who haze certain ideas on what is
4 known as raionics i,sve, are at "a toss ,o
know whether this whole business is not
4 The effestpf evil imagination on the
Il part Of those who fail TO possess the
1 tfty iaells they have. Such reasoners
sgIve Heron the fsmininity that
/ Prof. Crisuan gives 70 Jesus christ
4 enc blunt, hard headed business man
sag rs prsnostereus 70 assume that
Heron is "a brute man that Or. Eii-
lis calls himself. Heron is a dreamer,
a man whose Thoughts are far away;
4 above the ordinary passions Of poor hu-
4 nun nature Why he does nat knox
l1enonsh u 90 in when I, rains. Has no
4 thought Of the morrow Heron got a
4 divorce 50 he could marry the million
airess? Nonsense. Heron hai NJ
Il thoughts Of money or tlle value of IL.
And the way the sisters speak Of the
ppuny woman friend' wide Hills inter-
view) 81 Pr. Heron Is enough to make
Ieeld cilills run down ones spinal ar
i raneemsnIs. on her devoted head is
poured the visils az wrath from the
school e,,l, The old maid and the mat
4 ron. Heron WAS all right until he
care ui..er her malien influence she
lbs a strong minded woman and heois a
weak man More Of crisnan's feni-
ninity). HERON cares nothing for the
4 Rand nillions. He is nynnatized by
the stronger viii Ard the great big
class that rejoicss when another
preacher goes wrong there's no need
4 OF printing here what they say.
Not all remember what Prof. o,risman
4 said that caused a sensation a the
meeting, IF the Mothers Congress In
4 Nes MaiHes a Year on 50 age. His
declaration tina, only wouen Were cap
i able y ioye. and men incapable. has fin
ally resulted III his l,asng his chair III
4 tn. Kansas State Normal Since then.
A among athe.. hirgs he has said Il
/ haI@ nothing is retract. ] said y hat /
said is 4 scientist, 1 believe risat
nothing Ell ltiity Is lost 70 either girls
| ~ boys by Iturient nadesty. believe
that certain facts become dangerous
4 only by consciously and immodes;iy ig-
noIing lhen- have discovered a
great scenuiic and religious truth J.
4 think ahout the tenderness aisfi fsiili-
niniiy Of Christ. In Ills character the
Feminine nrsdominates. have proved
i ihe story 81 Immaculate conception by