Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-01-25
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be pcstered can decide on the end

viz: first, parental love; second. the love
of nature; third, self interest; thNse
three. but the greatest of these is love
When there is the full measure of par
entail love and love of nature has been
melted by training and education, the
boy will find it for his personal good te
remain at or near the farm; and If he
strays away for a time he will yearn tc
get back to the soil"
Professor Charles Whitney Carman OF
Chicago has invented a machine which
will produce on a screen solid, liquid
Opaque, transparent, animate and IMAM
innate objects. The Tense acts as ar
opera glass, and the photograph o,
painting, or picture, Is enlarged about
fifteen times its area when thrown upor
the screen. making reproduction thai
is perfect in color and shading.
Carnegie says ito die rich is to die
disgraced." Yet there are whole lot OF
US willing to incur the disgrace.
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d
ate last week Mr. Hoar Of Masschus-
etts took a fling at the Green mountain
state by saying: mo man in Vermont
is allowed to vote until he has made
$4,000 trading horses with Massachusetts
people" A ripple of laughter caused by
this remark was turned to roar when
Senator Proctor of Vermont said in his
deep bass: Yes, and we all vote
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The Great Northern Railway Com
pany has lowered the freight rates and
raised the wages OF the train men
Wonder whether Van SAINT in tackling
so big Hill isn't likely to get some dirt
in his eyes?
alfred Poor, of Salem" says the Bos-
ton Transcript, "the Nestor Of Essex
county antiquities, tho aged, still goes
to the court house, Salem, every pleas
ant day, and refreshes his mind among
the dusty tones of witchcraft days and
of the social life of the settlements and
families of the founders Of New Eng
land. He was present at the recent an
nual meeting of the New England His
toric, Genealogical Society He relates
of himself that when a young man he
was ambitious to be a physician. He
put up his single, a. Poor, Doctor.
Tie result was that he never attained
his ambition, but became an antiquari-
an of worldwide fame. He has been a
familiar figure about the court house
for more than half a century, and is
called by all the 'Doctor.' He is the his
torian of the Poor family"
An Impossible Person.-Mrs. Query
Isn't she a member Of your club?
Mrs. Gadabout-Not any more. We
had to get rid Of her, or she would have
disorganized US.
Mrs. Queery-You don't say?
Mrs. Gadabout-Yes; at one OF our
sessions we were discussing the servant
girl question, and she said the best way
to solve the problem was for all of US to
stay home and do our own work.-Phil-
adelphia Press.
The proposition endorsed by leading
Catholics that American priests be
sent to the Philippines to take the place
of the friars is a sound policy, both from
a political and religious standpoint If
the political rule Of the islands is to be
on American principles. the church
should be In full sympathy and accord
with such rule, and certainly the Amer
lean priests understand such principles
and would be better able than the friars
to accommodate the church in the Phil
ippines to the new conditions.
Climate and scenery are scarcely suf-
ficient to blind tourists to the besetting
danger and terror of the thugs who at
all times infest Denver. It certainly be-
trays a deplorable condition and hints
strongly of municipal misgovernment.
when an extra police force, together
with 1000 private citizens patroling the
streets day and night are unable to pre-
vent the kidnapping and sandbagsing of
women and children on the principal
thoroughfares of the city in broad day.