Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-02-22
3ep1hrar 3atshalltu,r Joaua February y 1903

so affect any of them. They will be
owned by an individual hereafter and
the individual will own stock in the
brewery
In large cities. like Chicago and New
York, icy asphalt paNcments cause the
death of hundreds of horses every win
ter. Many STYLES and shapes of shoes
are now being introduced in an en-
deavor to stop such accidents. one OF
the most promising of which consists
| of a chain tread which can be
quickly buckled on and as quickly
taken off the foot of a horse without
| the use of tools 1t is practically SELF
/ adjusting is strong. cheap and dur
able says the March Popular Mechan
les, which also contains picture o.
the device.
Tuberculosis is a more deadly foe OF
the negro than of the white man i'''s
| fact has been frequently noted IN '''e
| south and the elaborate reports mace
by DIR. Flick seem to prove 1t peNoi'o
| question What appear TO be reiiapi'
authorities also declare that the edu
| Gated negroes of the south are more
srecentjhl,. 10 the disease than are the
| lnborers OF the field, This raises some
| Interesting questions. Can the negro
| after thousands Of years OF open an
and sunshine, endure transpiahliiis
that puts him within an inclosure an"
! N shadeo Can the race that from the
IA. Ginning has lived many in hot coun-
| tries. unfettered by thousand things
which have imprisoned the white man.
nov take up the burden of the la''e'
ane bear it without a physical break
down?
senator Allison is ready for Wig
crrus campaign" says LATE Young, hnt
| ,cna of the rest of us will want 10
SEQ him at it in Iowa before we VIII
| cease to smile.
After reading Ex-Governor Larrapee
ont Of the party because his son ilNes
a. Fort Dodge. where the incident
occurred and after much indignation
as to "hoodlumsm," "rowdyism, etc.
at Is now being explained that Tue
| crowd really dispersed because of the
approaching noon hour III mas taken
| a long time to hear the dinner norm
They are now both sorry they wed
They see they have made mistake
For he's but a winner of bread
While she has been brought up on
cake.
! IN MARYLAND the prohibition move
! ment consists in a demand for locai
| option which. in effect, is about the
crly prohibition that will prohlpll'
With little white banners bearing the
! legend 1--WE Want Local option nut
tcrjng from coats and shirtwaists an
army Of ministers, laymen and women
me we'd on Annapolis, LOO strong, filled
tho house chamber of the legislature
to OVERLOOKING and pleaded with the
| temperance committee to favorably
report the local option bill.
| For wears the charge made against
Cummins has been that he talks too
| r,uch LATE has accused him of being
! All voice but now the Capital enumer-
ates a column full of public questions
and derides the governor for being a
coward in not answering everyone OF
| them every time he speaks in public.
The governor probably feels that he
would have a difficult time pleasing
some of his critics.
| Madam (to nursemaid, who has just
brought home her four children from
a walk)-Dear me, Anna, how changed
the children look since l last saw them!
Are you quite sure they are the right
ores?-F!iegende Blaetter
80
Foreign diplomats declare the secret
service guard maintained over Presi-
Gent Roosevelt equals that of any for
eign court Even the kaiser is no bet
ter looked after. The excellence of
this guard was admirably shown at
recent presidential reception. In the
line which filed by to shake hands
with the president were 1900 people.
Scattered among them in immaculate
evening dress We're the secret service
men whom none suspected. They
looked everybody over carefully for
concealed weapons. bombs or knives
Standing close to the president, so as
to be practically touching him, was an
other detective in evening clothes,
holding his hands across his chest in d
peculiar manner. The man was like a
statue, but his eyes were never idle.
Al the merest suspicion of a threaten
| ing movement he would have been
ready With a cleverly concealed Weap-
on In addition to the secret service
guard, the president is further fortified
| by his own ability to handle a pistol
which he always carries. Should an
anarchist make an attempt upon his
| life he probably would find himself a
badly battered target in tWinking
IOWA OPINiOMS..AND NOTES.
| The Waterloo Reporter in the
course of an exceedingly bitter attack