Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-29

prised to learn that they will be able
to build the vessels at a lower cost, m
proportion to the amount of material
used. than they ever constructed a
battleshp. Ii an official of the navy
will figure out some way of building
barns and dwellings, cheaper than has
ever been done before the vexed ques-
ton of the presidential succession
would be settled without a word.
General Funston made mistake
San Franciscans as an unWhlpped
mob He should have so conducted
affairs that he could refer to them as
whipped mob"
The Standard, denominational
journal, says in headline Temper
ance is Triumphant at Dubuque The
Congregational paper is optimistic In
most Iowa cities the conditions pre-
vailing at Dubuque would be consid-
cred wide open" Dubuque has made
a great change, for Dubuque, and gives
PROMISE VI DtllSI pul tSinPSi
ance has only won the outworks in
that city. The real triumph is to
come.
Mrs. Sage's gift to found a school
calculated to prolong human life is
we'll intended, but why keep men like
her late lamented husband busy for a
century.
The wool trade of 1906 was good for
the growers, as fleece brought rs and
% cents per pound, such as in 1901
would have commanded only s cents,
says the London Financial Times,
which adds that, on the other hand,
neither yarn spinners nor manufac-
turers can honestly say it has been a
good time with them.
1t isn't an incentive to honesty in
public office when it is considered
bling the government, is a millionaire.
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The Majestic distillery at Terre
Haute, Ind, which was equipped by
the alcohol trust to make denatured
alcohol on large scale, is still idle,
and according to Automobile, there
is little prospect of it's starting up
company, formed by the trust, to place
the denatured alcohol on the market,
Is said to have found that the product
connot compete with gasoline as yet.
Another trust plant, the Atlas distil-
lery at Peoria, Ill.,. which was running
In full blast. using 1000 bushels of
corn daily in the making Of the de-
natured product, has been cut down
to $500 bushels day. 1t is thought
that the Majestic plant will be al
lowed to remain idle until fall
sss
so your son Josh has a situation ~
Yep" answered Farmer Corntossel
Been at work nearly month
What kind of man is his en-
ployer?''
'Cording to Josh's letters he mus,
be right smart. Knows purity near
as much about the business as Josh
does" -Washington Star.
United States Consul E. T. Liefeld
reports that a municipal schulzahn-
klinik = school dental clinic - has
been opened in the German city OF
Freiburg. the operations of which he
thus describes: The dentist at the
head of this school clinic examines
all the children in the city, both in
their homes and in the public schools
A report on such examinations is sent
to the parents, who are asked to send
their children to the school dental
clinic for free treatment. These chill
dren having ten or more poor teeth
are first treated, an exception being
made in the higher classes, where
those with only slight defects are to
be treated, so that they will leave
the school with sound teeth After
these worst cases have been attended
to, all other children with defective
teeth are to be treated, the younger
ones having preference. The treat
ment of the teeth includes extraction,
filling, browning, etc.