Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-13
,owA OPINIONS AND NOTES.

| The Radcliffe Signal b6lleYeS TIE
man who makes money in a community
has a duty to perform to that commu-
| nifty, 1t may be that he has made his
money by his superior business abil-
| ity, and that he would have done as
we'll anywhere. That does not alter the
case If his gifts are great his respon-
sibility is equally as great. No man
was placed on earth for the sole pnr-
pose of making money, and the man
| who has this as his ideal had better
never have been born"
"Corn is out Of danger, but candi-
dates are not" says the Emmetsburg
Tribune.
The Ames Times thinks people in
this progressive age don't raise chill
dren as they used to be raised. Some
of the mothers of the present genera
ton should consult their mothers.
They certainly could get few pointers
that would yield them good returns in
the end.
"Just ask some republican who says
he won't vote for Cummins his reason
for so doing Nine chances out of ten
he can't give you good reason" as
serts the Spencer Reporter.
Voters should commence to think
about election day.. which is not far off.
We hope all republicans will bear the
day in mind and not forget to vote.
Those of us who believe in republican
principles have duty to perform. All
nominees on the ticket are good men
and deserve the support of every re-
publican" advises the Clear Lake Mir
ror.
'.Altho the foot ball season is young,
it has already been demonstrated that
the new rules will be just as efficient
as the old in swelling the mortality
list" notes the Dubuque Times
1--WE are all in favor of protection,
but some of us are in favor of that
kind of protection which protects the
people from extortions of the monopo-
olies that are over protected" observes
the Cedar Rapids Gazette.
The National Farmers Congress
adopted resolution in favor of the
election of senators by direct vote. The
farmers realize more keenly than any
other class. how vital is the need for
the removal of the senate as far as
possible from corporate Influences" de-
clares the Sioux City Tribune.
In the opinion of the Estherville En-
terprise, .''the next congress should be
republican by a good majority, and
those who believe in republican princi-
pies should see to it that republican
congressman are elected. The fac
tional fight in Iowa at one time threat
ened to bring about the defeat of three
or four members of the Iowa delega-
ton at Washington, but this condition
of affairs does not now exist, and the
indications are that every one of the
republican nominees will be elected"
The Baxter New Era says "some of
the standpat papers sneeringly say
that the progressives are now glad to
have some of the Washington contin-
gent come to Iowa to help in the cam
paign. Bless their dearhearts-not at
all. Iowa congressman are RESPONSE
BILE for their coming, brought here to
save lllGlt wv II DdGOll. IHSy GdI0 III
tie hoy the state lines up politically
so that the congressman who work
with them as attorneys for corpora
lions are reelected. The whole thing
simmered down means that it's any
thing to get the coon!''
The Polk county insanity commits.
sion has judicially determined that
there is a distinction between love and
, insanity, altho it does not deny that
there are times when the symptoms
! are strikingly SIMILAR" remarks the
Des Moines Capital.
ut is not a very edifying sight to
, see old time-tried and fire-tested re-
publcans gravely pulling democratic
chestnuts out. of the fire" comments
the Newton Record. 1T is an occupa
ton which may be a healing balm to
their sense of honor. but the after eff
fects will be much more gratifying TO
the democrats than to them"
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