Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-09-17
Here And There

Once again comes sweet September |
Breathing on loves glowing ember.
Ethel Kneeland has been recalled to
take charge Of the Rose Valley school.
A social dance was the seductive at
traction at the Ed Dryden home Sat-
urday night.
John Eagen and family have return
ed from pleasant visit with relatives
in the Sunflower state.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Fiscus are re-
joicing over the arrival of a baby boy.
Frank Duvall left Hamlin, Satur-
day noon, on a special with three car
loads of cattle for Chicago.
George Eagen put on half car
load of hogs on the Bamlin market,
Saturday.
Nels Rattenborg and Hans Morten-
sen are getting their new silos in read
mess to fill with corn.
Chas. Jayne will depart for Wyom-
ing this week to visit with his sister,
Mrs. Clint Slater, and inspect the OPP
portunities of that region.
That special legislative body at
Des Moines not only put harmony
salve on the sore places, but they
daubed it all over one another. So
we can safely say that Iowa is all OK.
Say! Did you ever notice that it is
the traces of truth in a lie that makes
man crack his fists together and de-
clare war? If there are no traces OF
truth in lie it does not disturb its
victim much.
frankie Eagen, the four year old
son of James Eagen, of east Greeley,
was kicked in the head by colt We'd
nesday morning. The animals hoof
struck just above the right eye, cutting
an ugly cash which required seven
stitches to close it, and fracturing the
skull. DR.. Brooks was summoned at
once and hurried thither in his auto
mobile. After dressing the wound he
assured the anxious family that the
little fellow would get along alright.
THIS IS AN ARTICLE
We climb to greater heights by up
roofing the frailties and cultivating
the virtues that we inherit. Every
human being is born in spider web
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sputter our brief lives away, The
progress of the human race toward
perfection is measured by the advance
it makes in extricating itself from this
web. We inherit traits physical and
mental. We inherit sentiment, poll
tics aud religion. A Baptist hand
rocked my cradle in the atmosphere Of
Republicanism. grew up, followed
my inherited bent, and took my stand
in the Republican ranks. | am there
yet; but, had the party degenerated
into unwOrthiness | will not say that
I would have had the strength, intel
lectual and moral, to reason my way
out of the darkness, but | still say
that it would have been grave neg
ect had | not done so. While the
force of inherited inclinatiOns is a
universal truth and a considerable
factor in every avenue of life, and the
neglect to uprOOt certain Inherited be-
setting evils is a universal sin, he who
wrote "POlitical Reflection" should
have modified and Modified its appli-
cation by using the words sin part !"
Thus modified it becomes a truism.
The writer of "Political Reflection"
said. The members of this part are
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reasoning, but because they have neg
lected to eXtricate themselves from
the subtle meshes of inherited inclina-
tiOus ETC." The use of the words sin
part" would rob this statement Ofitss
offensive extravaganza and make it aps
plicable to every human organization
the age which exceeds a generation.
Perhaps the writer should not have
made that unique analysis of the party.
Perhaps it would be we'll to be silent
about the ''Tammany Tigers" and the
"SOlid South for these are deadly
facts to often used to inhame weaklings
and to entice them from their unstable
perch of honor, | wonder if the writer
of "POlitical Reflection" is cruel as
to even smile because be made some
one howl with pain and cry to our
venerable Republican editor for pro-
lection?
Meath September's peaceful sky
Summers dying embers lie.
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