The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-07-02
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MADAM RUMOR SAYS
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That She would like to hear from
he cotton mill committee. What has
been done? Why keep so quiet? =,
That Howard Cole says he has an "
other project on baud which he hopes n,
will be successful. at
That the weather has absolutely
bee n too hot to fuss over the hnan- IL
ciaI question. y
Tuat the bill against futures died tt
of course. u
That She wonders what the pres j
ent Legislature thinks 1t represents !.
That no one man is entitled TO all
that the politics Of a communlty,clty'
parish or State has to give.
That the bikers gait should be
limited to a speed of about Il miles
an hour.
That She believes III bicycle rldlng'
Int thinks the wheel should come
,nder the same restrictions that
horses mules and other vehicles 40.
That She does hope the humane
people of Shreveport will make al
+ effort to suppress the terrible coca'oe
habit.
. That the Jimmles voluntarily
!, asked permission to take part in the
b last free flight in Caddo, and they
r. cot most ingloriously trammeled tor
u their gall, too. ~: =,
- That The PROGRESS has been asked
so to open up on SUNDAY law violations
re- and slot machines again, and the
he editor rejoined, what good will 1t 90
~ The people, even including 'n'
10. o,rrob members and ministry seen
all to want such things to 60 on
WI That there is nc hope for tn
ais morals of any community where poll
old tics are allowed to dominate a.
ion things And this is true OF SpreVe
i'S port. -,
len That She doesn't blame any 81
leir loon man for keeping open on ou'
ND DAVIS if it pays; because the once
ncy md c;t;zens don't care, but seem
use rstber like it, and why lose the sal
lice for that dav?
the That men in high places sometlm
she snap and snarl, just to show thst I'd
UNI. have been unworthily elevated.
gin That some so-called Democrats :
God advocating Teller for the Democra
all nomination for President. But th'
all She guesses have some ak to griho
III That that man is not rella
10 W silver advocate, that is one OF g
ciou' INDICTMENT. who will advocate
nomination of Senator Teller by
h"oie Democrats. The Senator is too &c
Ae''eo to silver to submit to SUCH prop'
was
$50. ton.
'peaf- That all men IN our:parish l
80 :, some rights, but one or two OF the
""'on litical bosses don't seem to thinl
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uh;nh That nothing is more pitiable
usav one political faction to be cr'n
.,. before the CRITICISMS Of the other
White ton.
by That some people are small en-
fowery to refuse to speak TO others VINO
,is dark defeated them in political
,wer ~ 1t doesn't hurt the ostrac'sed, l
ully ap- reveals the littleness of the othe
the oc- low to minute detail.
@ value That the lawyers OF Shrev
g from should know which of the two, j
lmily OF Land or Senator Blanchard, is
suited to ike position of SUI
OF the Judge. and they have unanln
by Rev Endorsed Judge Land.
aver D! That the editor of The Pr
Arthur generally receives grape
hg were telegram detailing the movem'
'uaSe OF those who don't like him beca
exposes their littleness in polite
o". "'i' That a detailed peacock is
Il ''''' ally Inundated fowl.
That the condition of Lon
=: politics is pitiable, and there
- 20 be no one with manhood
" lead revolt against such n
. 'O And If bold leader could be
. the rank and file are too COW
m T. envious to follow him.
700, ,loss- That She thought the civil
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