The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-10-19

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AMONG THE EDITORS.
Democratic votes and fifty bushels
of c ,rn don't grow on the same acre.,
observes the Council Bluffs Nonpareil.
s'Is's not Gener4 Apathy the demo-
Gratis are worrying about. It's Gener-
al Antipathy,," sententiously observes
the Sioux City Journal.
Red Oak Express: Some fellow who
used to thresh grain evidently, says
that nobody is anxious this fall to
throw monkey wrench into the
cylinder Of prosperity. The present
administration suits the people pretty
we'll.
Noting that Mr.. Sundays converts
in Centerville included all the county
officials, the Keokuk Gate City ex-
plains "but that was in county that
is republican by 400 majority"
The Cedar Rapids Republican says
that the big battleships which the
United States is launching are the "big
sticks" which make 1t unnecessary for
this country to speak in more than
soft Words
II. as it is reported. judge Parker
owns sixteen suits of clothes, he will
be sensible If he puts on most of them
November 8. Political weather re-
ports indicate cold wave on that date
Times Republican.
The Davenport Democrat suggests a
safe way for those of small .means to
double your money and run no risk
while doing so, namely: 'Put it in
the savings bank and wait TOR the
compound interest to equal the princi-
pal"
The Marion Register thinks that
''if the democratic campaigners would
only tell the truth the patriotic and
country loving men in the democratic
party could almost be depended upon
to elect Roosevelt against Parker
without single republican vote"
Since Booker T. Washington was
given the place of honor at the peace
congress banquet the south is seriously
considering declaring war on the peace
movement Sioux City Journal.
Nevada Representative: AS for
Debs, his own great service to the
country was when he gave Grover
Cleveland a chance to suppress him
and thereby to vindicate the right Of
the general government to enforce its
own laws with reference to keeping
open routes of interstate commerce.
The Rockford Register says that the
crocodile tears shed by the democrats
over the Fllipihos will count for little
when they haven't the courage to take
a stand in the favor of right for the
negro at home.
4 Let's see, wasn't David B. Hill who
declared the government ought tc
seize the coal miues, and isn't this the
same David B. Hill who is now alarm
ed over the alleged lawlessness Of
Theodore Roosevelt.-W ebster City
Freeman.
In his letter of acceptance Mr.. Park
err makes it abundantly clear that he
would like to be president: out in his
statement of reasons why he should be
made president, his lucidity is thrown
into eclipse by the logic of facts
Jefferson Bee.
The Register and Leader prints 9
story about man by the name o.
William Beeson discovering gold ir
Monroe county. That is nothing; most
any Iowa farmer can tell of finding al
kinds of gold in his corn field this
year.-Ida County Pioneer.
The democratic managers have com
piled list OF shutdowns of mills dur
ing the Roosevelt administration. 4
glance at the list shows that nine
tenths of the mills and factories CLOSED
were temporarily shut down for re
pairs. the list is fake. Brit
, News.
Following the statement that w.
: Bryan has aged very much since run
ring for president comes the announce
, ment that he is now grandfather
' We fear that he will look a good dea
, older and possibly be a great-grano
! father before he sees a Democrat
= president of the United States.-Cal
roll Herald
p Where now would be our finances
q our revenues. our domestic industrie
v and our foreign trade if the Democra
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