Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-02-25

the prize as the finest section of tn
United States. l have been surprise,
at the number of Americans who do no
cause so many of them do know Eu
rope. There are plenty of European.
who do not know the other countries o
Europe, but then they do not know
America, either. Americans are gooC
travellers, but they miss Il great dea
when they do not see their own country
first. l think that the French, English
and Germans are every year coming
: more and more to realize that they too
have much to learn from the United
States and are coming here in greater
numbers. A trip thru the United States
should be part of a Europeans edu-
cation. But it should also be part OF
an Americans education.'
Secretary Wilson of the agricultural
department will visit Iowa about March
/. He is always sure ola cordial greet
ing from his home state
1r Chicago the 5000 employees of
stock yards concerns are undergoing
vaccination at the rate of 1000 day.
ut would be helpful, to you." said the
prison visitor, 'if you could take some
good motto, and try to live UP to it,"
That's right replied the convict.
I'd like to select. for instance. We
n,. hnr tr.J,
Philadelphia Press.
Iowa legislators are talking about
adiourning early in April. but it Will be
after the LIST.
Senator Wellington. of Maryland.
smartins under the tongue flashing of
| his colleague, said if he were outside
with him he should brand his state
ments as cowardly and malicious false
I Foods. He thus placed himself upon the
same low plane with Tillman and Nc
Laurin and in addition to deserving the
same treatment he merits contempt
Senator Wellington, of Maryland. re-
periods on the subject of imperialism,
last week. With fine frenzy rolling.
and his foot on the shiver pedal, he
approached the climax Mr.. Presi-
dent" he exclaimed, las the poet has
said in those glorious lines familiar to
all of u.s.
He reached down to his desk with
his right hand and fumbled about.
He stopped, looked down and then
continued:
In those glorious lines which we all
know SO WELT
Still the right hand tossed papers
and books about on the desk. The
Maryland senator hesitated-"which
we all know so well-those lines"-
The hand grasped bit of typewrit-
ten paper.
Ali" said the senator, much re-
lieved; those lines"-and he held the
paper up and read with great declam-
atory effort
When Freedom from her mountain
height
unfudled her standard to the air,
She tore the azure robe of night
And set the stars in glory there.
What If Tillman and McLaurin had
reserved their fight and pulled it off
when Prince Henry was looking on!
Two hund,ed school teachers left
New York city the other day on the
army transport Mcclellan for the Phil
ippine islancs They are from the mid
ole states and the south and west. They
go by way of Gibraltar and the Suez
canal, and will reach Manila the second
week in April.
The Chicago Tribune says of Tillman
and McLaurin: 1T would be well If
these two senators were to resign now.
That is the only comprehensive and
real apology they can make III they do
not choose to make 1T they should be
expelled" A vote to expel would re-
ceive big majority from the people.
The release of Miss Stone, thu mis-
sionary, shows how the bandits of Eu-
rope can do a job with neatness If not
with dispatch.
Gretchen. the daughter of an old
German named Kruegel, had been serv-
ing as a domestic about two weeks in
the household of Judge Vaughan. OF
Richmond, when father and employer
met on the village street.
well, yoodge." said Kruegel, "how
you like dot Gretchen by dis dime al
retty?"
Like herr" returned the judge in his
blunt way. why. she's just great! We
never had any one in the house In her
line that entered into work with so
much spirit; she's full of snap all the
time"
Kruegel turned ponderingly away,
and, meeting his frau at his home por-
tai, he sorrowfully said: Teresa.
scmeding must coed wrong NIT dot |
Gretchen; yoosht dit meeted Yoodge
Vorgan, und he saidt dot she vas yull |
of scnapps all de dime"
Division on the Money Question.
[Omaha Bee.
Ex- Senator David b. Hill gives the
populists notice that they need not ex-
pect to force their monetary ideas on /
the democrats. Says Mr.. Hill: I'VE be-