Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-07-02

forcing quarantine laws in tho port of
New York or at New Orleans, when the
officers are dealing continually with
strangers. IT is between neighbors, be-
tween friends of long standing, thnt the
| rule liz most likely to be set aside. III
! la In cities or towns or townships.
whore everyone is known by his neigh
burs and where the patient Is perhaps
a good friend of the physician. that
r,rsuason is most likely to keep the
red card from going up And IT Is for
that very reason that II Is solemn
duty on the part of the executive IN
such u community to prevent even an
apparent violation Of the law. TOO
much is at stake 10 depend upon
promise to keep the neighbors out.
Failure to establish quarantine may
Inadvertently cause the disease I" be
communicated TO some one or more
who cannot withstand It's attack. III
such IN event life Is simply thrown
away Tho quarantine laws are more
essential to the health OF city than
the law against carrying concealed
weapons. Any disposition Oh the part
u. physicians to constitute themselves
~ Judges for Its enforcement shouid
be met with Just such action AZ May
or Sears has taken against DR.. Muir
ply, who may be entirely Innocent.
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STRAIGHT GOODS
IKeosauaua Republican,
Tho Mt. Pleasant News tells about
hog cholera recently appearing IN Hcn
nv county. aud that Il man there mace
n good Bit on II gamble that he could
get bunch OF cholera infected hogs
ON the market and get little cash; he
bought up two punches OF hogs ot his
own price and rushed them To mar
kc,. two died on the way To the TRAIN.
two died on the cars. but the market
took n flyer that morning and the man
made tho most money he ever realized
on bunch Of hogs. He Is now look
INK for more cholera hogs TO rush to
the market" Talk abort the dirt ana
fifth and disease OF the packing houses'
Could any packer do anything that
would be n greater menace to the pub
lie health than that "man'-or mlscrc-
ant of Henry county? Such man az
that Is a scoundrel and ought to have
n term In the pcnitentiary.
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NEXT DOOR Nt5fGHBORS.
Jefferson Bee.1
The action of very small minority
of the republican delegates In Carroll
county last Saturday, In withdrawing
from the regular convention. which
was overwhelmingly for Cumnlns and
Garst and holding rnmp convention
under the dictatlon Of Ben Sa1lnger Is
Justly calling for almost universal con-
domination among republicans OF all
factions. There are circumstances un-
der which the presentation of a con-
test to the state convention liz justifia-
bic and proper. but the claimants must |
have some color of right and Justice to !
support their contest, no matter whcih-
err they he Cunmns men or Perkins I
men Those who are conversant with /
the Carroll county situation know that I
Senator Garst and his friends carried !
the county for Cumtnirs and Garst by 7
very large maiorities. their Views and |
their standards we're Enthusiastically t
the choice Of the republicans of the I
County: and there Is too much of
spirit OF fair play abroad nowadays to |
allow such plain expression Of popu-
lar will to be juggled with. The View
of the more substantial among the
Carroll county republicans who were
opposed to Cummlns. Is that they were
beaten, and that the
winners are entitled to the fruits of
their victory.