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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-19
Topics of the Times

William Allen White suggests a
statue of Roosevelt of pure gold. How
cocky Kansas is getting. Most of US
can remember when aid societies sent
boxes of clothes into Kansas which the
sufferers were extremely glad to get.
Now the Jerry Simpsons wear silk
socks and statues are to be Of pure
gold. Ell?
You swiped my pin feathers said
the magpie to the eagle.
The Cedar Ra pids Republican would
Keep the saloon question out of poll
tics" knowing that it leaves the sa-
loon keeper in politics and unopposed.
1t does not suggest that the liquor in
terests keep out. The saloon element
is not amenabe to such suggestion
Perhaps the Republican sees a hopeful
vision of a time when none but bosses,
officeholders, saloonists and corpora
tons will be lin politics" and when
postoffices and chairs of journalism be
multiplied as the rewards of service.
It's much easier and more agreeable
to stand under a washtub hat than to
stand over the real article.
The Harlan Republican says that
Secretary Wilson's appearance on the
Iowa stump "augurs we'll" Tut tut.
Never mention an auger and a public
speaker in the same sentence, son; and
a we'll anger at that!
The Joss of his pin feathers to Roose-
Welt and his tail feathers to Jim Dahl
winter condition.
The Chicago baseball teab doesn't
seem to feel any tenderness toward
any old associa ton"
When base hit brings an automo-
bile no wonder the public bats it's eyes.
The Dahlman wave is said to be re-
ceding and his campaign losing pres
sure. Man the beer pumps.
In the good old Indian SUNNI err time.
An Illinois school ma'am refused to
get married. quit the teaching game
and has got rich raising geese. She
couldn't get entirely away from the
profession.
-. an5
Michigan will spend a million this
year on county trunk line roads. And
she'll miss it more than Iowa would
twice the money
st. Louis woman says she lied to
keep her mother-in-law's respec.. That
wouldn't avail for man. however.
A Baltimore man who long was fond
OF telling how good rum and tobacco
had prolonged his life is dead al tho
tender age Of 107. We trust the lesson
will not be lost Oh others.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-19
rBoone News-Renublicanl,

this unexpected death. It will be hard.
indeed. almost impossible. to all Sem
ator Delivers place. It 10 difficult 70
understand the dispensation Of Provi-
dence which takes such men from OUT
midst. Something seems wrong n the
makeup OF lie. when they re cs!Ied
In the summit OF their usefula1eD. but
II Il useless to repine ana reb6L 0sna-
tor Dolliver IL gone physically Hom ~.
His work and his memory win remain
forever. He has fought the good Agi1t
and won. and no more will physical all
ments battle with the ambitions brain
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-19

ton that makes defense Of personal
rights. the necessity Of unlawful cots.
then such pesson is . serious menace
to the community. Now add to this,
that any written article defending in
thes lightest degree such unlawful acts.
is also q very bad thing for the COM
munity. and you have the writer's in
dictment against the Register and
Leader ct al.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-19

Hoarseness in . child subject to
Group is q sure indication Of the ap-
proach OF the disease II Chaml5or.
iain's Cough Remedy II given q once
or even after the 'croupy cough has ap-
peared, Il will prevent the attack. Con.
tains no poison. Sold by all dealers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-19
lwebster City Freeman-rrlbune7

[Webster City Freeman-Tr ibune].
In the course Of letter to the Free
man Tribune some months ago. Sena-
tor Dolliver observed that he was en-
tirely satisfied with the work he was
doing and that he hoped in the years
yet remaining to him to serve the peo-
pie Of this country upon the firing line
fighting for the principles he had es-
poused in the United States senate.
No man was better equipped for the
contest and none more anxious to do
his part in it. His power and influence
have steadily grown with advancing
years and at the time Of his death he
was one Of the most influential men in
our political life.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-19
lDes Moines Capitall.

Had he chosen literature and taken
up the work with energy, he might
have made a worldwide reputation.
But he had genius for politics. He
heard 1t talked In his fathers home.
He breathed 1t In the mountains OF West
Virginia within sounding distance OF
rebel cannon. On of his greatest
popular lectures was titled Our Coun-
try" This lecture was devoted to tell
ing what had been accomplished IN
America for the good Of humanity He
was one Of the few men who were able
to make an optimistic lecture accept
able in what might be called an age Of
political pessimism. The senator In his
youth was critical on one thing only,
the history of the democratic party. His
glowing periods generally represented
the old war time spirit OF republican
ism. His soul seemed to live back and
have in it all the IRE and force which
marshalled the armies Of the republic
in defense OF the nag. His nature was
deeply religious. He loved the Bible
and rejoiced In it's teachings. He fire.
quently quoted from It, These qualifi-
cations he inherited from his good old
father. The senator was big hearted.
big Drained. burly Methodist republi-
can and patriot. He worked his
life away. He had too much to do. He
was pestered by oniceseekers. He was
harassed by small politicians. His
doorbel rang at all hours Of the night.
He had no peace. He wanted to be
kind and good to everybody. and ev-
erybody was not kind and good in re-
turn. He Ionged for the quiet Of his
home and his books. but he could not
have them. No doubt he died feeling
that his mission had been unfulhlled.
It may be that he passed away feeling
that his state had been ungratefu1. He
had paid the penalty OF change In at
titude resulting in the alienation OF old
friends. He was taken away before
new issues and new conditions read
justed themselves and before old
friends and new had become common
followers Of his banner. The senator
was never an organizer. II his cause
were pushed. it must be by friends. His
place in politics was won by sheer
force Of ability. Even while he lived.
his ability was conceded, which Is a
great triumph. The things conceded a
man while he lives are not profit. Most
Of the payments are after death.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-19
Tho sheep Buslness.

oooVs50oos
The sheep business has had many
ms and downs and will have more
The only way to beat this game Is to
stay In It. The in-and-out sheepraiser
generally manages to miss a large por-
ton Of the high spots IN the market.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-19
ICedar Rapids Gazette].

[Cedar Rapids GazetteJ.
Dolliver's death is all the more de-
piorable because there is no one In
Iowa that can fill his place. There are
men who have been in public life long
er. but they do not represent Iowa
sentiment; there are other men who
can and will serve the cause OF pro-
gress well, but there is none who can
be more Of q student and there is none
who can equal him in debate. It will
be some time before an Iowan is dis
covered who can render the people
such great service as Dolliver gave
them during the present congress.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-19

RsAsetjen q Trsth,
Our belisf In others betrayed What
We faln would believe n ourselves.
Our longing for friend 10 our b.
trayer.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-19
An Evident success.

An evloone 0Uec009s
$50 you have position - stsnogro,
pher. hope you win succeed In ma
king yourself Indispensable to your
employer" Il think have. auntie.
We are to b married next month.s
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-19
TFort Dodge Messenserl.
[Des Moines Register and Leader].

IDes Moines Register and Leader].
1t is too early to assign permanent
place to his oratory. It Is too early to
estimate the importance that will be
given to the movement with which now
his name is inseparably associated. But
something will be said in history Of the
political upheaval Of the Roosevelt era,
and that era can never be mentioned
without reference to tho man who
crystalized many OF It's purposes in the
sentences that will endure. No COM
pendulum Of the political oratory Of
this Roosevelt epoch will ever be made
that will not hand down as models for
future study many Of the finest pas
sages Of Dolliver.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-19
davenport Tinesl.

In the death Of Dolliver the state Of
Iowa loses q sincere representative Of
the people and gifted student Of pub
lie questions.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-19
scalded ~ Steam

os scorched by fire; apply Bucklen's
Arnica Saive. Cures Piles too, and tho
worst sores. Guaranteed CSC. Mcbride
& Will Drug Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-19
rMo.or C,+v r,u..1

mason City Times1.
Senator Dolliver was happier the last
years Of his life than ever before. Thru
all these last speeches, which 80 mark
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-19
Ioua Newspapers On Do]]juer.

Of this intelligent giant to the sorrow
and discomfort of himself. and his dear
companions. That great soul which
filled an ailing body is emancipated
and mortal resistance to the DEGREES
OF fate Is useless. Rather may we re-
Joice In the example he has set Of the
great possibilities Of the American
young man. Not only was he brilliant.
not only was he studious and helpful.
but also, and above ALL he was lovable.
From obscurity TO one OF the best
known statesmen in the world. his dis
position was always the same. to be OF
the greatest possible use to his fellow
man. Truly, of Senator Dolliver it will
be said, "Well done thou good and
faithful servant"
[Fort Dodge Messenger.
Fort Dodge mourns as one family
over the loss Of its most prominent
citizen and the whole nation feels be-
reft in one whom its fondest pride
rested Jonathan Prentiss Dolliver will
grow yet greater in memory as the
magnitude Of his achievements are
studied. but If he had lived, his career,
which was in the full food tide would
have continued upward to new heights
Of fame. what might have been"
Those unavailing words are often said.
for the occasions are frequent but
never carried more significance than
when considering the life and death Of
Doiliver.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-19

meant not only a great loss to the state,
but added q complication to the al
ready muddled situation Of Iowa poll
tics that may I'M the next few months
with Interesting conjectures.
rcvranu. ro,. IN ceaar Ran,ds Pc
nuhIican1
Ionathsn no,1,v.r ,v.. a great bie
hoo rtad ,,.r a. .ir,n,a ~. child and
a. ,snd.- q. a yvam.n he u,a. chock
1uu NJ ..nt,m.n+ ana h. had even a
.en%,nnar+., .ia. IA III. natura He low
cd hi. friend. ana .oma ~ %heyn he
idolixed Hl.in. art then MCKINLEY
ana All TIA Tim. viil,an Auison
were amonr ~. IDOLS Thev infuenced
him 1reatIv ana y,rofoundlv Hia love
for 5enator Au,aon vas a ma ssion with
hin, WHEN tn vsn.r.hla MAJ M. q
candidata for The ~ time. he threw
him self into IN. cov,ta.t and .aved the
nrht for his coIleasua Before he left
NJ. .hin-to,, IN th.+ ,,,.n,orahle. .na.k-
inc tour ~ toc,r ~. ,,olitacaI liH> IN his
hand. He told Preai6ent Roosevelt
that the lima had come for him TO
.neak for M. friend even II that spok-
on word meant III. own political death.
The nr..,dAnt sen4 hin, "a Yorra With
~. ,vel, ,v,shes for ha also wa fond Of
"1Inc,e RNIv" an he famaliarly called
the venerable iowa senator. In that
short camnaien he rose to his hiehest
ora,or,cal efrort. Thev we,e hi. most
imna..ioned because they were his
nost disinterested apeeche.. He had
cont him.elf loose. "a he did again
vha, hs CANA 40 vote on thu %arin hill
.nd = 10 nnder .,,ch circun stances
th.+ sn.ake- give. forth hi. hest ef-
800.
p,,+ :, y. vo. ,over ~ men he
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-19
Davenport Democratl.

Davenport Democrat].
The fact that the question. who
will be his SUCCESSOR" was asked al
most In the same breath with which
sorrow at the death of Senator Dolliver
was expressed, was not at all in dis
respect OF the deceased senator. 1t
showed rather that with the news Of
his death came the realization that 1t
meant not only a great loss to the state.
but added complication to the al
ready muddled situation Of Iowa poll
tics that may fn the next few months
with Interesting conjectures.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-19

travel Is practically suspended. Over
such roads the cost OF transportation II
several times what 1t would be on
easy grades and firm surfaces"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-19

Talk about running woman for
county superintendent Of schools!" ex-
claims the Mapleton Press. This paper
would not support woman for any
county office, say nothing OF primary
teacher for uperintendent."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-20
ajpbembabm

0perpoi e tel S. 50.
20 src + / &iebenbapn funoe s.
1. Mai feire ct iieloent Subile1m.
.ioet ban oen Sag for balptreos Mar
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-20
gerne.

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bpem ban famine Sag boooe pefslet
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8peitelier, at ban ofgif be0 Db0en,
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reooet at ttliIen6e Soft. @an bIep
booret ino paa Sbsfer I%reitegooro,
bporfra Ser itrafs gift 8lto efter
Sege, men Bette bar altiaa forgiG=
pes. Gen forulpffeoe bar finn 81
Mar gammel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-20

gooe=aparter, bnort 8pens perite
oens lsie gtsiitenier og fa-
ite Stamgiaiter / A~rreitbuiene Il
MorepiS bar baft oeres faite Silbolos=
lteoer. 9en ii0ite Gel, iom fal0er MI,
omfatter 81 Gjenoomme og banner
CIT Tirfant, begreniet al @otersgaoe.
Sen oabne Hlaos moo @enterga6e,
bpor Sc lioit neorep11e Suite bar
ltooet, @ognmagergaoe og 2anoe-
merfet, og miot i &arreen ltgger
ellie @rpnoitreoe, bpori Snapiet og
Glenoigbeoen alti0 bar fulmineret.
S alt ltoor oisie gon1le, elenbige 81
cnoomune &omllnen / ca. en- balo
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te Sc liolte 8eboere rgn1me Seiligbe~
oerne.
9et CT &opeoltooens %elen6igite
aporter JONI foripin0er. Ser bar
Gte6er, bpor ~@aar6en" mellem
6or= og @agbus = ollie gjenoomme<
tie / ellie @rpn6ltreoe bar ne1n1ig
oobbclte : fun por ipb Mlen /
29ngoen og britt tire / 8reooen, og
oc11ne fri Ela0s, bpis 8eitemmelle
set er at ifaffe Set forngone 9ps og
Suit mellem @uiene, optages fulo-
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flor 5fornipono, bpts Snobolo emo
mi flp0er oper ollie 8re6oer, og ct!
frpgteligt itinfen0e @loof. SITE en-
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ltoor / 6orbinoelle mes Me0ldbSr6ret
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tet bente poo 8unoen al Set m1erft
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at ser operbobe6et bor funnel lepf
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@ogbuiets gtpereli rs=2eiligbe6er
9opt til 9oftet CT fer og fnapt mei
@loos, n1er perre er ser bog
u@tl1en", bpis foltipigreoe Sino1e
oIorig far feet en- &lu6, og bpis @eg
&C er topetiere0e me0 gan1le @piier
Spnet al oisle @l,ler, bbort mo1
nGppe fan lton opreilt, meo 6ere;
tioligere 8eboeres @fterla0enfob
of Gnops, gfsfrementer, Mife o!
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z at gpie, og mon fan baarltgt faa Il!
: lelp til at tro, at Sl1n6be6spolitie
: nirfclig bor tilloot, at Sc bleb beboe6
al Mennel fer.
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Gelt of set eloite og melt r,bumif
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@uler, bpori ser er uoipillet ia'
mm1aen Sroaeoie, bporfra mege,
( aon6elig Smitte bor bre6t fig ODE
8pen, og bborfro ogioo 8pens ii6it
, Eeitepi0emi / 1856 ipreote Dg6 0!
Roelna9elie oper &ipbenbopn.
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ltbles til 1tor SorfRroelle for &ant=
meraterne. &apteinen, lom / Die
bliffet befan6t Jig neoenunoer, fom
MI op, og ban gap Orore til at pen
De % legge IND paa &ipbenbopns
Doerrbeo> for at 2tget funoe bringes
/ 2ano, og for at man funoe afgipe
@eretning ON 5il6ragell en.
6 s 3 a 5. 81
~itriftslage 6ogb / @or6ingborg bar
meo6elt ct interesiant @fsempel paa.
at ct Menneife fan gaa runot joni
Smitteberer / 20 Mor l10en ielp at
blipe an9rebet.
Mllereoe omfring 1890 onmooeoe
Ell 9ou0lege poa Gorbingborg=&an=
ten 0triftslegen ON at fomme no
til EN- @aarO / Sen 2anosbp, bau
6oe0e /, ga Ser flere @ang bapoe be-
ret Spfus bos en- beitemt @aaro-
m1anosfomilie> uoen at set bar bam
alene muligt at finoe u0 al boor
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legen foretog Ell grunoig llnoerlb.
gel le. Geo Denne op6age0e man, at
@anoet ira 8pens @aoefer liueoe
neO / @aaroenS BrenoDan0 og man
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0omn1en. 8rpnoen blep tettet, men
set blep peo meo at bore lige gait.
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mart blanot Yigerne, mart / 8ami-
lien ielp. 9iitriftslegen bellutteoe
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} at tiene bos Jig, og fan loa Jig Der
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&uitru og en- lille Yige blep boenoe
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q teb9reren begpn0t at bliDe 6r6ftei
6lan0t 2agerne. DiltriftSlegen lol
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lpge og Oenne ltn0eripgelle gao til
Melultot, at &onen / benpe6 20 Ma1
bar gaaet iom Smittefil0e, ioet bur
bar fplot meo en- Mens6e Spfusba
%ciller. Sum bapOe en- @ang peret ipl
nogle Game, men bapoe life aniet Sc
Z for %ngopenoigt at iege 2ege. De
Mao in1iOlertio Dabe peret SDfus, oe
8acillerne CT ga blebne / &roppel
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b an6re u6en lelp at blioe ing.
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Ser er ga @aab ON, at SEN plage0'
6alnilie en6elig fan blipe fri for ser
in1ittefarlige Spg0om.
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Gtsr at tarere 5ortjalelfe Yaa en- Sag,

Tag &aealtbe 8remto Quinine 2ableta. Apofhe.
9re t1lba9stttaler 9en8ene. bois ifte furertt. G.8.
Seoeee 9tann pao sgffen. 25e. IiIpirtet Of 0ariS
Sssotetne &c.. ct. 2puis. W9p.
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&llanb.

6 M 2Dsb q 5 II.
Il talt BUS. 5fo0S=
borg Sonatorium agter at oprette
en- 2psbaoeanlta / MarbuS. Mnital=
telt, ser noturligpts pil blipe ful6t us
mooerne> bill blipe inltalleret / @an>
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ming.
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esr II g. Sor IA Mar ii0en tab-
tie 9nrer Mnoerien t@uitru / @eien
peo 8ejle i'm Torlopeliesring. Sou
er Sen otter fommen for Dogen og
poo en- ret merfelig Maooe. Sru
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UNDER fat poo en- ellie, bporom iao
en- Sling. Set bar 6ruens 6orlooel=
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uol0elig M0fero moo @otienter pa1
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tale, men peo Sperrettens 0om blep
bar, i6et set ltatuere0es, at bon bop
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-20

Sro11le: SJprn1on oar JoraaretS
bar Mprils 9igter og oltio, mar oei
bliper 6oroor / 9onmarf, bill Ri
minoes bam.
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Jig, og langiomt fal6t Seppet. Ser:
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ser til @riegs M11iit r%ecitere6es
Hangfulot al 6ru a11enito @lao.
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tl'lo o9 6elt l,o mooeruc @pguiug
peo Mhorrcporfen, ser lfol bore fer=
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ming paa @ommelbolm, bpor Sen
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-11-16
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