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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-30
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HANGING.
1T Dodge MESSENGER

But there are barbariSms attached
to the death penalty that should be
done away with in such an enlig'ut-
ened nation as ours. Hanging by the
neck is a relic of the time when they
used the rack and thumb screw. 1t is
necessary to have, a death penalty,
grant it for the argument. You say
society must protect itself and this
menace to society. this young man
whom society neither by training or
by force did aught to save has now
become SO dangerous thai he must
be put out of life. Then IN the
name of the Christ we profess to hon
or, let it be done in a quick and posi-
lively painless manner. The poison
cup could do it without any such
spectacle as the gibbet, the grewsome
electric chair or the terrible guillo-
tine.
FROM A STEAMBOAT STANDPOINT.
Franklin County Recorder.
Quite a number OF our exchanges that
have been counted as disciples of Gov
eronor Cummins and his advanced
ideas on>tariff reform, have lately come
out with the declaration that they
would not stand for the Governors
Canadian reciprocity. and have in ef-
feet given notice OF the withdrawal OF
their political allegiance from his camp.
Far be it from us TO question the SIM
certify of any of their declarations, but
the governors inaugural was In Janus
ary, and we do not remember seeing
one word of protest dn the columns or
these same sheets, against Canadian
reciprocity, until after the result of the
campaign in Polk county had made II
certain that the governor was not go
ing to be able to control the Seventh
district convention. Last Sunday,
when perhaps we had better have been
at church, we hunted up the governors
Minneapolis speech, and reread 1t care
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-30
Christian Education In India.
I('hr.i eli an INnr.lS

In India, including Ceylon and Burma,
there are So Christian colleges, with
22.0S4 students of both sexes. These
colleges are scattered over the whole
country. In the Punjab there are
four Presbyterian and one Protestant
Episcopal colleges, two of the former
being American institutions and one
Scotch In addition to these ihstitu-
tons there are ITO Christian theologi-
cal sefninaries and training schools in
India with 4.33S students of both sexes
on their books; 81 industrial schools
with 1905 students of both sexes; 16
medical schools and schools for nurses
with 1871 pupils. For the training of
the young there are 337 boarding
schools an Summaries with 41,493 In
mates of both sexes, and 80 kindergar-
tens with SIS pupils. Yet with a popu-
lation of 800 millions this educational
force, which considered by itself seems
large, appears lamentably small when
view in it's relation to the need.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-30
Euruin 9arsatnuo ao,u saurda april go 1904

though the shrewdest candidate mana
ger will be able to nominate his man,
by some quick alignment of votes, when
TO prevent a nomination of any can
didate by "a deal his man is placed in
nomination as the second choice of the
majority. Such a candidate is eX-Sen-
ator Funk, who so far has succeeded
in preventing his candidacy being the
cause of any irritation in any locality
where the favorite son lives. And so
while Thomas has only 10 instructed
votes. and Funk only SIX an unpreju-
diced observer thinks their chances
equal If not greater than the others at
the present time. OF course no one
knows what the uninstructed vote will
do, burt it Is safe to assume that these
fifty three votes will be so equally d.
vided on the first ballot that it is any
mans game after that.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-30
4..ss 4
+ For Sunday Reading. /
+ All Sorts Of Opinions. !.
!.
RELIGIOUS Notes.

Professor Bovine. of Boston univer-
sity, on trail for heresy on charges pre-
pared by the Rev. George A. Cooke
was acquitted by the New York east
conference of the Methodist Episcopal
church and the later charge of libel
brought by the same complainant was
also dismissed. The nature of the
charges against Professor Bovine were
described in Public Opinion, December
II. 1903.
Christian Science in the schools: DR..
S. G. James has raised a question in
reference to instruction in the public
schools which it has for some time
been evident was bound to come up.
Dr. James charges that members of the
faculty of the Kansas City public
schools who belong to the Christian
Science church are teaching their re-
ligious belief to their pupils.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-30

| must be fought. anc. the pub ic sem
| timent is calloused to the iniquity of
either, by just so much the whole pub
/ lie is damaged
If the Alden Times is to be credited
with yeracity the farmers of Alden
/ township escaped taxation on their
dogs by presenting them to Assessor
| Tordoff whose good nature prompted
| him to accept these courtesies in the
/ spirit of thanhfuiness and reciprocal
courtesy 1t is now & question of who
| will pay the tax.
1t is announced that Russell b. Har
rison. son of President Harrison, is at
| tempting to break his fathers will set
| ting aside $4,000 to the use of the
elder Harrison's widow under the plea
that the money thus set aside was dis
| plea sets forth among other things that
i certain stocks in the Safety Car Heat
| ing and Lighting Company, appraised
at $4,000. were given to his father. mot
/ i'm payment of legal services, but for
the purpose of retaining or hiring him
not to appear against the company In
any litigation The Harrison stock is
| in evidently. Russell b. Harrison de-
serves and should have 100 lashes on
the bare back.
| Russia's formal warning of hands off
makes a fight to a finish between the
| two warning nations a certainty. One
or the other must suffer defeat and
| humiliation.
An industry that is likely to become
profitable to both farmer and manu-
| facturer is about to be established in
| Minnesota town. 1t is, says the Forest
| City Summit, the production of syrup
| from common field pumpkins. 1t Ia
etated that syrup made from pumpkins
resembles closely the Vermont maple
syrup, both in flavor and color. A yield
| OF twenty to thirty tons per acre is not
an uncommon crop of pumpkins and
the farmer Will receive So per ton for
them.
Lives Of great men, when we, know
| them.
| Are not all so blamed sublime,
kF'or the lobby hanging round them
| Keeps them purchased half the time.
AS rubber producing state Colo
RADIO is making bid for the attention
of the world. Within the last few
months experiments with a certain
| species of sage brush that grows wild
| over an immense mountainous area OF
| the Rocky mountain commonwealth
| have proved that rubber of fine quail
| ity can be produced from the shrub.
Several companies have been organ
! lied for the purpose of developing the
new industry, and the hitherto despised
weed will now be turned to practical
use. Special machinery has been in
vented for til manufacture of the rub
Der, the construction of which will form
still another industry for Colorado.
To reign in swell society
! She strove, as women must;
Her husbands name Is mud, for she
| Has scattered all his dust.
| Philadelphia Press.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-30
A Great Sensation.

There was big sensation in Lees
Vile, Ind, when w. III. Brown, OF that
place, who was expected to die, had
his life saved by DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption. He writes:
II endured insufferable agonies from
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me immediate relief and soon there
after effected complete cure" SINH
lar cures Of consumption, pneumonia,
bronchitis and grippe are numerous.
It's the peerless remedy for all throat
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81. Guaranteed by the Mcdonald &
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-30
No substitute.

convention has made wonderful
strides during the last hundred years"
remarked the philosopher.
YES" said the wise guy, relighting
his cigar, '.and yet there is one thing
am reminded Of just now which has
not been invented"
"What is that?' asked the philos-
opher.
Something to tell a woman when an
iron is hot enough to use. She still
vets her finger and let's it sizzle
against the bottom before she goes to
work,"-Cincinnat Tihes-Star.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-30
A Chattanooga Druggists Statement.

Robert j. Miller, proprietor of the
Read House Drug Store OF Chattanoo-
ga, Tenn, writes: There is more
merit in Foley's Honey and Tar than
in any other cough syrup. The calls
for it multiply wonderfully and we sell
more Of it than all other cough syrups
combined" B. A. Morgan.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-30
Immortality.
IRev. James S. Stone.]


| have met people who affirmed that
they had no desire for immortality.
who declared that the hope of anni-
tilation afforded them happiness.
cannot understand or synparhize with
such a thought or hope. But when !
think of what life is capable of becom-
ing. nay, even of what in some in
stances it does become; beautiful,
happy and useful, a joy, both to the
possessor and all who come within IT'S
influence; when. / think that there is
no life on earth that might not attain
to the excellencies of the most ex-s
celent were circumstances and con-
dtions propitious, and no life that y
not dear 10 some human heart; when
l think of the splendor of intellect, Of
imagination, of genius, l cannot think
that 1t Is better that this life should
come to an end and all it's powers be
lost forever. 1t has been claimed that
life is sweet; it is. and the conscious
ness of the immortal and imperishable
ia iS SWppter.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-30
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narrowing Response

The Grammarian-It always makes
me tired when hear a man say
don't" when he should say doesn't"
The Other Party-Don't it, thought
Cincinnati Timea-Star.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-30
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-30
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-30

fully Then we read the Governors in
augural again, and for the life of us,
we fail to comprehend how anyone
who could endorse the Minneapolis
speech, could object to anything in the
inaugural, for the latter Is simply a
logical deduction from the former. AS
one who has never been in sympathy
with the governors ideas regarding the
tariff, we have to say that our most
serious objection to the policies he has
stood fer was the idea that the tariff
shelters trusts, and that If his doctrines
We're carried out to their logical con-
illusions, that our industries might De
crippled, business interests interfered
with, and the days of '95 and SO eosae
again We do not like TO say SO. but
can not escape the conclusion tina.
some of the governors fair weather
friends have latterly been climbing into
the band wagon, to use slang phrase
and possibly those of us who nave
never been counted as the governors
political friends, may turn out to be
more nearly his real friends after all,
than these fellows who are now break
Ing for cover at the first shower.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-30
To reign in swell society
She strove, as women IN,
IOWA OPlNlONs AND NOTES.

Ine foreSt lily summit wants the
nickel library legislated out of exist
.ence. The mind of youth is as much
entitled to protection as his physical
being" asserts the Summit, III 1t is
wrong to sal him liquor and cigarets,
which undermine his physical condi-
ton 1t is doubly wrong to place within
his reach reading material that poi-
sons his mind and makes criminal
out OF him.
Speaking of the inebriate asylum the
Audubon Republican believes the state
should be commended for It's effort to
reclaim the husband and father and
make OF him again u man capable of
supporting his family" and considers
that the success OF the new institution
will of c<tssse somewhat depend on the
character - administration it starts
out with IN the fact that ii is a
partly penal and partly reformatory
should, in our opinion, be constantly
kept in view by the nlanagemen
"The trouble with Iowa" in the opin-
ion of the Eagle Grove Eagle, has
been her readiness to build and
maintain school wherever the
neighborhood supplied half dozen
small pupils. 1t is said she is support
Ing twice the number of rural schools
of any state of equal rural population.
Under these conditions the rural di-
rector has maintained consistency
between service and salary. The con-
solidation of these schools will effect
a material raising of salaries. But rails
ing of salaries will not consolidate these
schools"
"The democratic national convention
could not do a wiser thing than nomi-
nate Marshall Field" declares the Car
roll Sentinel, (dem).
The Sioux City Journal hopes that
Iowa may not be marched off to the
st. Louis convention with the Hearst
| tag conspicuously and shamelessly dis
played
| "The worst thing politically that the
republican party has to contend with in
| Iowa is disappointed, jealous office
! seekers asserts the Scranton Juor-
| nal. ''What we need most regardless
/ of panty Is a good season and e rousng
crop"
| Commenting upon the declaration OF
the Yale professor that the masses eat
| too much the Keokuk Gate City admits
sit may be true" but thinks allowance
/ should be made for the fact that the
country is under republican admins
tration. If the democratic party should
ever come into power there would be
no cause for complaint on that score
insists the Gate City.
"The Washington Democrat notes
that some decry Parker because Hill
| is to manage his campaign and ii adj
anits that Hill is not an angel but as
serts that he is a shrewd politician ant
points out the necessity of controlling
New York to win. do we want success
| or do we want to vent our spleeng asks
the Democrat which is more impor-
tant; that we win an election, or tina
we down Dave Hill, who cares as little
for Iowa as Iowa cares for Timbuctoo
/ Shall we denounee Il good man IKE
Parker. who has always been regula1
/ democrat because he may have fht
friendship of a few men we do not Like
Then there were an end OF politica
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-30
-ch1caso Tribune.

burn the wood that had once been in
strumental in executing human beings
without due process of law.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-30
ANOTHER LAND MARK GONE.
TI,ordon News.


The story of the regulators of 1883
has been told over and over again; now
a band of deperadoes and horse thiev-
es made this part of the country un-
safe. and how the citizens took the law
in their own hands and performed
number of swift executions. And right
here near Yankee Run two horse thlev-
es were hung.
Two lone trees have these many
years marked the spot. Other trees
near were felled, but the one on which
these men were hung, and its neigh
Dor under which the regulators held
consultation and went through the
form OF some sort of a trial were kept
standing as silent witness OF the awe
inspiring deed. Now last week Her
man ohlrogge had these trees cut down
and the land mark of pioneer days has
disappeared.
Sonic of the neighbors refused TO
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-30
Men and DOGS.

when I hears man sayin' dat -
likes dogs better dan he does human
folks" said Uncle Eben, II can't help
suspectin' dat mebbe he's picked ont
de kin o. friends OATS as good % -
deserves. Decentralization Star.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-30
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-30
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-05
Set samle Rnslanb Cplpsning

timber Mertet ,Slapomir" Ttripes
blanbt anost fslgenbe / BET nh
4arbunbrebe":
De 3iber er forfbunone, ba man
= fom unber aejfsr RifoIaj ben
5srites Reeerine = fimpeltben tuns
be forbpbe at ifripe os tale ON pos
itif. Der etititerer sanife Dift enbs
MI en- Sororonins, Der meb rene Orb
forbpber al munbtlie Disfusiion al
politiifs Spsresmoal, men bet er en-
asbnins fra Jopttben, en- Mume,
fom p9tfer Wunterbeb, men fOm
sllers life anfes, ielb life al politiet.
Zen 5ib er for ftebfs borbi, ba man
iom / 1848 ofbolbt ct Statsrdob for
at brsfte, bporDibt man ifulbe meb-
belle bet risfiffs publitum llbbrubbei
at Observation-Disclosures eler bolbs
benne gegipeneb bemmeIis. genfu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-05
Noalc Sanfer til Gftertante,

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til Sorben uben 6errens Billie. Oct
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beler life maa fslge ale fine 9pifer!
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SFoltet om, at be life moa fslge ale
here's 2niter, og bet g9lber 10 os ale,
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mebe2" pil piit mango, iom bar meo,
fpsrge mig. = So pift bapoe ri bet,
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hapoe noeet meb Oroningen at gre,
at bet par ppperlist sjort. 4lt Dor
faa sobt buaoe mep aoif os ao9i,
fpm bet meo rimelieeJororinger funs
be snifes; og bet iorefom mig, at ben
4dnb, Tom raaoeoe unoer bele Me<
bet, bar iaa COB, fau ri tunoe iiss,
fom en- fagbe unber Msbet: Oct er
ret noget af bet @amle | 4ar!"
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Der noset, iom leg pau ingen Wdaoe
tunbe gre mig fri for; jeg maatte
fgrge pper be mango preitsr, iom lite
par meb - jes iugbe ill mig felp
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ri esr bet sobe, bu laber os life bfiD'
trrtte."