Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-05-13

rot to lean out of railway windows, lest
they tumble out, has again been justi-
fed. But, miraculous TO state. as this
particular child fell, there was a man
on the street below. Daniel Walsh
hricklayer. to catch him. and catch him
he did with entire success altho the boy
weighed thirty pounds. 1t was after
the fall and catch that the child re-
cevcd his only hurt. The moment the
overcame Walsh and he fell with the
child in his arms, and the latter scrapeG
his forehead. The Sun thinks some
kind of a memento of the event should
be given to Walsh, publicly.
The new road law is especially Sc
we're on that respectable number of
citizens who dodge the poll tax 1t pro-
vjdes forfeit Of So for each days de-
|linquency and that NO property or
wages shall be exempt from execution
III case action shall be brought AMI
judgment rendered. This will bear
hard on the careless If enforced
A board of inspection went over the
hattleship Iowa at the Brooklyn navy
yard recently and their report has been
forwarded to Washington. 1t is said
that in addition to the damage done by
the explosion of a twclve-inch gun, re-
rairs are necessary in every part of the
ship. One of the officers said: THE
Iowa is simply falling to pieces. Seven
years of hard work has worn her out
completely. She needs repairs in every
corner. The odds and ends are innu-
merable, and they are gong to cost the
government cold half millio:,''
Alice Roosevelt is reported to have
surpassed the legal limit in driving her
along the streets of Wash
ington and is hoping now that Teddy's
western trip will be indefinitely post
roned.
In the May Atlantic is one of the mos.
readable papers in that magazines in
teresting series of studies In the life of
the American citizen Of today. This
paper. The Evolution of the Trained
Nurse" by Mary Moss, n clever essay
lst and story-writer presents both the
history of the nursing profession and |
the actual experience of he nurse of to-
day in a way sure to instruct and enter |
tain the reader. Tracing the evolution
Of the nurse from the b. ginning of the |
middle ages, when sickness and suffer-
ng We're among the recognized means
Of grace and nursing matter of the
Miss Moss points out that
only within the last few decades has
become scientific profession,
md the nurse a person of recognized
standing. The paper contains much In
which will surprise even
hose who have profited by the benign
EVOLUTION of the nurse.
The Times, published a: Montevideo,
Uruguay, referring to the departure of
he United States consul. Colonel a. w.
swain, strongly expresses it's regret
md that Of the English speaking COM
nunity. In his unofficial capacity the
'Sillsii SOioiSi StGItiS W nave Sdiilct Tic |
Election and respect of American and
english residents alike. As consular
fficer the Times says: He has been
Uniformly efficient, attentive and cour-
eous. and has impaired to his post a
ignity and representation on all public
ccasions that has never been the case !
efore. Thus he will be keenly missed /.
n every respect, and we are selfish
nough to wish that he had not been
elected for promotion, but had been al
owed to remain here few years !,
onger."
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