Willmar tribune., 1899-02-22

'Fduci 'Of utuOCf dCy. Dry dill uOcSu u
suit it because he advised the rati6ca-
tion of the peace treaty. The only ap-
parent use of the Pilots editorial COL
umn is to furnish country newspaper
corroborations for the St. Paul Globe
theories. >.-
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TWO GREAT MFN.
raceville Enterprise:
G. K. Davis and VIM. r. Merriam
have buried the hatchet, the wives of
the gentlemen have kissed and made
up, and the ex-governor is now liable
to find himself drawing the salary of
a good political Office.
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The Clara City Herald has started
boom for jacobson for next repub-
lican candidate for governor. Mr..
jacobson has attained some promi-
nence by his aggressive work in the
lie yislature, but it ought to be evident
e, en- to humble member of the party
Il at he will not stand ghost Of a
slow for the next nomination unless,
ir deed, the fellows who run the party
d. not think it worth while to try to
win.
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A fellow in Mankato wants $25, 900
damages for alleged injuries caused
BY an X-ray apparatus used by a doc
ter in taking photographs of the
claimants ''innards.'
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ADVICE FOR "JIM."
Delano Gazette:
From the Willmar Tribune we learn
that James A. Wharton led in dis
c']ssion on "Expansion" at thatplace.
Six speakers took part and things
We're lively. The Judges decision was
THAT the affirmative had proved that
it would be to the best interest of the
Philippines, but as the question was
t. be the interests of the United States
Il ey would render a verdict in favor
OF the negative" Jim should have
confined his remarks more to "Ameri-
c.l for Americans"
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WHAT KING GEORGE SAID.
The Americana:
Said King George III. to his Par
lament anent the sending of troops to
take from US our liberties: ST am de-
sirous of restoring to them the bles-
sings of law and liberty equally en-
joyed by every British subject which
they have fatally and desperately ex-
changed for the calamities of war and
the arbitrary tyranny of their Chiefs"
The Microcosm is to publish Senat-
or Davis old lecture on Modern
Feudalism in full. Probably Cush
wishes he had the old thing copyright
ed.
An understanding between ENGLAND
and the United States whereby they
agree, by tacit understanding at
least, to give, each to the other, at
Il asst moral support in any undertake
ing for the good of mankind. ought
not to be so very objectionable.-Ma-
olson Press.
ANY undertaking for the good of
mankind" sounds we'll enough but
most cases of such understandings"
have shown themselves to be but the
masks for spoiliation and greed. Any
undertaking which secures the moral
support OF the American people has
enough backing without Johnnie
Bulls aid. Heaven preserve US from
any "tacit understandings" with
Great Britain. Our republic is drift
ting into a military despotism fast
enough without getting into bed with
the British lion.
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BECOMES TIRESOME.
Unknown Exchange:
We are willing to hear two sides of
a story, but the trouble is that every
story these days has eight or nine
sides to it. s"~
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THEY DON'T REASON.
Mcintosh Times:
BY what manner of reasoning the
republican syndicate press writer's
make the re-appointment of Secretary
Ieisberg-a mere clerical functionary
in the Office. of the railroad and ware
house commissioners-an endorsement
OF the republican party, we fail 20 see,
but they claim it just the same. Bet
ter look out, boys; the first thing you
kaow they will be claiming the reap
q! tn Of your spittoon cleaners
as endorsements; too. s e 4: s5 ls