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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-14

SImaka Wisnlewski izaraz
.poczaI 60 obchodzic Q poty-
czenle stu zlotych do Nowego
Roku. Gdy mu zas odm6xio-
no. sk1yl sic n,ifdzy zebra
nych qospoda1zy. nsrzekajac
ma hardost Slimaxa.
Jul : niego ~ielki pan.
a niedlugo ME zechce gadAt
: chlopami!
- We divorce ME bjl U
zniwa. chot 20 wzywali-
wtracil karbowy.
- Zasdy pieni?dz przewta-
ca ludziomw Qlosie -zakod-
cyl Orzechowski.
Poczem weszl; do kosciola
A nietylko Slimskowie .u1y-
wall tel niedzieli. Owczarz do
stall szest rubli zaslug i miaf
sobie bury kupit "a te pienia-.
| DE, sle 10 nsbozehstwie Ia
Mast do sklepu zaszedi DO
ka3czny.
| Pfzy stole siedzialo kllku
galicyjskich bandos6w roz~
mawia}o o tenn, lie PREY budo'
! vie kolei zelaznej beda wiel~
-. s. p
kie zarobki.
Maciek przysunal sic, a
i widzac, re So jaki on sam
obdarci. odezwal sic:
Czy to prawda. zeby
gdzie na Swiecie b]fy drogi
zelazne. Przecie ma TAXI inte-
res toby re wszystkich skle.
pow ME starczyl6 zelazs. Ma
wet chyba lyle ME mialby sam
rzad...
B.ndosy .wysmieli go. ale
nairoslejszy 2 Mich rzekl:
- Czepo.sis tn $miae, re
TAXI prostak ME vie. co Jest
kolei zelaznas Siadz lie tn
bracie prey ,no;e, ia ci wszy'
stko ~opowiem, ale Possa~ tn
bracie butelke gezzalki.
MIN sic Mseiek DsmySl|,
vodka Iuz byla ma stole
| Co sic dzialo' p6zaiej, Ow-
czarz ME pamieta. Ktos ofo-
I . :. - Ee-- i ~ = - E..E =
wiadal mu. jak p1sdko jedzie
kolej zelazna, a ktos inny
krzyc.al. re powinien kupit
butY, ME gas Prsep'ia@ pienia-
DE. P6<niej kt6& jeszcze inny
wzial go "a rece ! nogi z
szynku wyni6s} do stajni. Ale
kto? Owczasz ore wiedzial. Je-
dno bylo pewne. ze wr6cil
pozno do domu. ME maj9c ami
gros1a.
GospodJni patrzet ma niego
me ehciala, a Slimak kiwal
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-14

~ csemte tax rozmyslasz?
-.apytal 60 sta'szy pan.
- Musize nam n, ma n, lie zle WI
die taxa droga. rzekl
chop b turmanka Jul nc
c>lowiek ME zarob,.
Obaj panowie ro,smiel'
sic. a starszy poczal movie:
- Me boj sic, moi kocha-
ny, taxa droga. to ola was
szcsescie. a szczeg6lnIej ola
ciehie. kt6ry bedziesz miesz-
|kal na)blizej stacyi. Bedziesz
wozil towary, podf6znych,
|bed1iesz sprzedawal maslo. ia.
LA. kurY, kapuste l wszystko.
co oi sic urodzi. A my dobrze
placimy. Ma probe mole nam
sprzedasz te kurczeta. lie ich
tn jest?
= Dwadziescioro l dwoje-.
odczwala sic 6:imakowa.
Pc czemu chcecie?
= lie jaska pan6w.
- Oddacie po diva zlote?
Slimakowa przelotnie spoj-
rzala ma meta. Dotvchcza:
placono i'm najwyzej pc zlo-
t6wce "a kurcza.
81 60 -r
- Mech ponowie wezms
-odparla.
- Hultaj zyd - mrukna
mlodszy - sprzedaje nam pr
pol rubla.
W ten spos6b panowie "a
m6wili pare carney masla
pare ser6w, dwie kopy rak6w,
kope og6rk6~. kilka bulel
sitnego ch]eba i kazali t
wszystko przyniest pod las,
gdzie staly diva namiot)
Mlodszy wcjaz dziwl sic, Il
on zawsze robi take sprawu n-
XII. Pred odej$ciem zs$, wy.
placajqc gospodynl szesna$cie
rubli papierami i pol rubk
srebrem, zapyta':
Cot, ME macie kr7ywdy
- Bogae tam krzywdyt =
odparla Slimakowa -Zebys-
nay codzieh tax sprzeda wah.
- Bedziec;e sprzedawat
|jak wybudujemy kolej.
Niechze iasnie paDom
Pan Bog d~opomaga Matka
/ T. +. W To- ss =. -
Przenajswietsza! blogosla-
villa ich kcbieta. MiIc14cy
Owczarz klanial sic do ziemi,
"a Slimak z kapeluszem " re-
hu odprowadzll ich Al do ja-
row,
Ku wieczorowi odwi6zl Ia
zynierom kupioae przez mich
1-a-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-14
tCiag dalszy)

tCiag dalszy1
.. Niespodziewany zarobek.
Byl lipiec. Zbota dochodzi:
lyi Slimak, nazajutrz po Mat
CO Boskiej Ssksplerznej,
wzial sic do zecia y ia. Kr6t~
ka byla to robota ma trzy'
albo i ma diva dni; lecz chop
spieszyi sic raz dlatego. ably
ME wykruszglo sic zbyt suche
siarno, a pc drugie, ably m6g|
wyjSt ma iniwo do d~oru.
Zwykle pracowali we trzech:
Slimak, Owczarz i Jedrek ma
Freeman zoac ! wia19c snop-
XII: gospodyni za$i Msgda
pomagaly i'm z rama | Pc ob:e~
die.
Pierwszego dnia, W czasie
popoludniowei roboty, kiedy
W piecioro (bo lynn razem
byly i kobiety) &nac, dos'eeli
szczytu wzg6rza, Magda spo-
strzeg}a pod lasem kilku lu
dzi I powiedziala o tenn gos~
podyni. Wszyscy obeirzeli sic
" tamta strone ! poczeli ro~
bic uwagi.
TO jakies chfopy-rzekt
Owczarz-bo bale.
- Jest tam jeden miedzy
mimi slomiany-dodala Slic
makowa --a chlopy TAX ME
chodza.
- Przypatrzcie sic - Ia
wola} Jedrek-a dye oni no.
sza tyki W gar$ci i ciagna
jakby sznur "a SODA!
~- To ch> ba omentry?-
zastanowii sic S]imak.
- Pewnie MOVIE pomiary!
-odpowiedziala Slimakowa.
Wzieli sic znowu do roboty,
ale szla i'm niesporo. ka3de
bowiem spogladaio ukradkiem
ma owych ludzi z pod lasu. kt6.
ray zdawali sic coraz wyraz-
niejsi. Me byli to chiopi. DO
zamiast pr,epasanych koszul.
mieli bale albo z6itawe kur-
tiki. a na kapeluszach czarne
wsta1ki. SILL cd zachodu ma
wsch6d / widocznie mierz1l
pole.
Pojawienie sic len TAX Ia
ciek.wilo Slimaka, &c, Ia
Mast przodowat " robocie,
wl6kl sic ma kodcu, obol
Magdy. Wreszcie zawo'al:
- Jedretl eiaa'j SIP
,kocx do onych. CO tam po pc
II bonul4: se,aetroj e''.a i i
dbl, l wyun'afkul, IA 60 o.
tam -mis...fsssas
Chlorak pobieal ewasem
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-14

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max 20 obrachunku : 4ona
przekonal sic, le ma okoIo.
deud ziestu pieciu rubii pie
nied1y. kt6re spad' niewia-
dome skad. ME ] c,ac zarobku
u dnie stracone
Cry oni om!lli sic, czy-
bym "a i'm G go ME odwi64)?
-myslal chop ] wstyd N.
sic zrobi1o tych pieniedzy.
- Wiesz Jagna rzeki raz
do ~kohiety-mozeby pojechat
"a panami ! oddat i'm ten
grosz.
= y, gIupi! krzYknela kc-
bieta-a przecie kazdy tax
zarabia, kto handluJe. Jeszczes
I'm laske wyswiadczyl. ze
sprzedawales kuraki pc diva
zlote, kiedy tydom placiliby
po poi rubla. -.
= Ale kupowalem U ludzi
pc zlotemu:
"A zyd Po czem kupuie!
: Zyd ME jest rolnik...
= "a to on zarabia pc diva
.lote ! pc dziesiatce ma kali
dym kuraku, a ty pc zlot6wce.
| Wreszcie zlot6wka to ME Ia
robek. mo p%odarunek, co pa
movie dali ci "a fatyge,
Wyraz ,za fatvge': uspo-
kohl chlo2a. Juzci on sic STA
tyeowa', a panowie moga mu
lyle ofarowat, lie i'm sic po-
doba. Razu jednego. S wa
qisrek dziedzica "a podnie-
sienie csapki dali przecie Jedr-
kowi czterdziest6wke.
TAX za~spokoiwszy ssmie-
ME, korzystali Slimakowie Z
zebranego Qrosza. W nied7ie~
lie, tdac do koscio}a. Slina-
kowa kupila fular. dala dzia.
dom po cztery grosze jalms&-
my, a " kosciele usiadja "
Iawce pred o]tarzem, gdzie
Grzybina Lukasiakowa zaraz
fjej miejsca ustap;ly. lego za1
cia9le ktos zaczepiai. Aren-
|darz robil mu %wym6wki, ze
pssje eeny zydkom sprzeda~
lac wszystko tanieJ, organissa
kprzypomDial, re wartoby "a
kupii msze ~spiewaua "a dusze,
" c1yScu cierpiace, a nawet
ksiadz wikary zaczal z: MIN
~rozmowe. zachecaiac Slimaka
do hodowli pszcz6l.
Pc odejsciu wikarego zbli-
lzyi sig DO Slimaka Grzyb.
Staremu chlopu physically
oczy. gdy paskudaie usmie-
chaiac sic zapadnal: \
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-14

aoxna jecbs& M zach6d
% prooent tsniej.
W st. Paul i Minneapolis
mo4na dosta6 do kup;snia tanie
tyk,ety do wszelkioh punkt6w
Minnesota, Manltobie, P%6iaoonej
Dakooie, Montanie, Washingtonie.
/ Oregon,e ma stacych cd agent6v,
kolei Northern Pacific - 0 %
cent6w taniej, ani1eli vYncsi coma
xwyczajna. Jednakze take tanie
tykiety eprsedawane beda tYlko y
nsetepujacych dniaeh:
Msrca 5, IL, 10 i Is 1901
Kwietn,a 2, 9, Is, %, 30 = 1901
Tyk,etY dobrY do powrotu Y
ciagu 20 dni, Iecz NIGGA BIC prze-
diuzone do dnl 80.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-21

ribbed Mogollons, the Ladrones. the
San Mateo. with their great free gold
| deposits. the copper-bottomed OscuraS
and the north end of the San Andreas
range, and in these mountains are some
of the greatest mining districts OF
America. Nine stamp mills, two con-
centrators and three large smelters are
| in operation in this county Within
the past year the finding of large de-
posts of free gold in the Water Can
yon. Rosedale and Black Range re-
gions and rich copper discoveries in
the Oscura and San Andreas mountains
have added to the fame which the vast
bodies of free fluxing silver-lead ores
in the Kelley and Magdalena districts
have long since given Socorro county.
The New Mexico School of Mines is To-
Gated in this county. in Socorro city.
the county seat.
The Black Range extends southwark
into Sierra county and in this range
there continues to be found the same
rich minerals as in SocOrro county.
This county has come wonderfully to
the front within the past year, yet it's
great mineral deposits may be said to
be but little explored. The Hillsboro
district and the famous Ivanhoe mine
are in this county. A few districts
have been opened up and in each dis
trict several mines are being developed
with encouraging results. The Bridal
Chamber mine from which $4,000. OOC
worth of almost pure silver was taken
in six months is in Lake Valley, Sierra
county. Other mines of this county
that have produced their millions in
either silver or gold are the Kingston,
Hermosa and Bonanza.
1t is only within the last two years
that any mineral deposits of bona Ana
county have been asked to give up
their riches. Most of the paying prop
critics now being worked were opened
up within the past year. The Modoc,
the Torpedo and the New Mexican
Lead company's mines are the best
known properties of this county. The
two former are copper properties in
the Organ mountains and ship consid-
cradle ore to the Ell Paso smelter. The
other is located in the San AndreaS
mountains and has a costly concen-
trating plant and inexhaustible supply
of lead-silver ore.
Grant county is famous for it's silver
mines. but within it's borders are many
new camps which produce gold. silver.
copper. lead and iron, most of these
being brought prominently before the
public within the past year. New life
is being instilled into the STEMS Pass
district and Ell Paso capital is having
much to do with the bringing about of
this condition. Gold. silver, lead and
copied are being shipped out of this
district Several million dollars in sill
yer has been taken out of the Pinos
Altos district in Grant county Ser
pentine and onyx. two valuable build
ing and ornamental stones are found
on the ella river in this county. The
county is the best equipped in regard
to mills and reduction plants of any
county in the territory.
The mineral deposits of Lincoln
county are numerous and extensive.
Since the early SOS gold has been
steadily mined on Baxter mountain, in
the vicinity of White Oaks. and at the
Jicarilla placers. but these sections
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-21
An Interesting Report Just
Issued By the Territorial
Bureau of migration.

Mines and Minerals of New Next
Co is the name of book just received
by The Herald from the New Mexico
bureau of immigration. by whom it is
published. The book contains 136 pages
of history. geology and description of
the mining districts of the territory,
commencing with a brief history OF the
settlement of New Mexico by the Span
iards and the consequent discoveries of
precious minerals and stones, giving
the date of the birth of the mining in
dustry in New Mexico. it being covered
with the first settlement. as 1541. But
the subject of greatest interest treated
by this book is the present condition
of the mining business in the terri
tory and the extent to which the rich
districts of each county have been de-
veloped to the present day.
First is mentioned the enormous
bodies of superior bituminous coal
which are found in San Juan and Rio
Arriba counties. A radical change oc-
ours in the mineral formation at the
foot of the La Plata and Needle noun
tains in western Colorado and those
bodies of coal which extend down into
the New Mexico counties already men,
toned commence there to take the
place of the gold and silver bearing
rocks of the high mountains above.
The continuation of these coal bodies
INTO the New Mexico counties is man
ifested by the almost continuous coal
groupings in San Juan county and in
the fine coal bodies and petroleum
fields that are found in northern Rio
Arriba county. This coal belt extends
on south to the town of Gallup in Ber-
nalillo county where coal is being ex-
tensively mined. and along it's course
are many promising indications of both
coal oil and natural gas.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-21

The mountains of San Miguel county
are almost wholly UNEMPLOYED. but now
! they are just beginning to receive at
tertion from practical mining men
owing to the fact that land grant titles
in many parts of the county have re-
Gently been definitely settled. The citi-
zens of Las Vegas have organized a
mining bureau and established in that
city permanent mineral exhibit. hav-
ing on display samples of the ores
found in San Miguel county
In the western part of San Miguel
county abound large deposits of low
grade copper ores mixed with lead and
zinc. and some famous aluminium
claims exist there. Free gold quartz
native copper float and good coal are
known to exist in western San Miguel
| county and all that is required is some
body to go and dig them out
Arthur j. Jordan. of Las Vegas. has
| found a deposit of molybdenum, one
of the toughest elements in the min
eral kingdom. He has large body of
this rare mineral. but does not know
how to handle it. The only place in
the world where there are reduction
works for that kind of mineral is in
Germany. When treated it is worth
from SOS to SIPS per ton. but there
isn't much in it after it is shipped
from New Mexico to Germany. 1t is
used as an alloy of steel. There is only
one other mine of the kind in the Uni
ted States and it is in Oregon.
Santa Fe county constitutes an en-
pire In itself: one that has an old and
romantic history and one in which al
most every kind of mineral given up
by the earth is found. The geological
features of the principal producing dis
tricts of Santa Fe county yield gold
silver, copper. turquoise, lead, zinc. and
coal. each in almost all of it's known
forms. Nowhere has nature more rich
ly endowed a land than it has Santa Fe
county. One of the most interesting
possibilities in this county is the Edi-
son experimental gold extraction plant.
designed to make exhaustive practical
tests of original ideas conceived and
worked out by the genius of Thomas A.
Edison. Men have been at work on the
plant for many months, behind high
walls and the public is kept in ignor-
ance of what is going on. But it is
known that the building will cover
acres of ground and the machinery
viii he run by gigantic dynamos. The
object of the plant is to extract gold
from rdy gravel without the use of wa
ter. The plant. if successful will be
one of the worlds wonders.
Several well known mining districts
are located in Bernalillo county. one
of which is the famous Cochiti. 1t is
said TO be one of the seven great gold
districts of the world. Gold is the prin-
cipal ore of this county. but copper,
lead. manganese and other ores are
found in small quantities. Many COM
panies are operating successfully in
this county. Reduction and railway
facilities are lacking and with them
all claims in the county would become
great producers. A railroad is now
being projected to enter the Cochiti
district.
Socorro county is made famous by
having within its boundaries the rich
and productive Magdalena group of
mountains. the Black Range. the silver
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-21

I, Aside from a few placer deposits no
precious minerals have been found in
San Juan county and western Rio Arri-
ba where the coal bodies are found
Gold and copper have been found in
northern Arriba county, however. and
large areas of granite rocks are ex-
posed and in them quarries of mercan-
tile mica are found. In the southeast
ern part of the county galena ore that
assays $40 per ton in silver and 30 per
cent lead has been discovered. Three
big mica companies are operating in
this county.
But the extensive placer grounds on
the Rio Chama. few miles above Abb
quiz, unquestionably promise the great
est rewards in golden values of any
part of Rio Arriba county. They en-
brace several thousand acres and ex-
pert estimate that $4,000, 900 worth of
placer gold is still held in them. Two
or three strong companies have under
taken the work of developing these
grounds by means of powerful dredges
and other modern methods and splend-
id results are anticipated.
The principal mining sections of
Taos county carry chiefly gold. but
show some silver and copper. All the
mines in this county are being actively
and systematically developed by mod
ern methods and many of them are
putting out regular shipments of ore.
Stamp mills and concentrators are fire.
uuent in this county and others are to
be put up this spring.
In the Rio Hondo district of Taos
county the Rio Hondo Copper com
pany has undertaken n most extensive
enterprise. This company has caDi
tai stock of $4,000. 900 and will develop
the rich deposits of copper, lead. gold
and silver in this district. Up to date
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-21

$50. coo has been expended in develop
ing these claims. Good roads have
been built through the district. num-
Der of good houses have been erected
end a fire clay plant will soon be COM
pIeted. good vein of fireclay has
been opened in the district and the
company will use it in its furnaces.
Another great enterprise in Taos
county is the Copper Hill Mining COM
pany with a capital stock of 10000 900.
This company has expended 100000
in developing it's properties in this
county. Water and fuel are plentiful
throughout Taos county. There are
thousands of acres of placer grounds
in the valleys of the Red River. Rio
Grande, Arroyo Hondo and other
companies of eastern capitalists are OPP
Grating in them.
Among the oldest and richest gold
producers of modern times are found
in Colfax county, the Aztec. which has
in its time produced over 81 900. 900 in
gold. being one of those still producing.
The Montezuma is another old one in
this county and it has ample milling
facilities. The famous Maxwell grant
is in Colfax county and it comprises
some of the best mines in the terri
tory. the names of all of them being
familiar to any person acquainted with
the mining business of the southwest.
In the EliZabethtown district. one of
the best known of the county. great
activity exists in lode mining. Large
bodies of graphite have been opened
near Ration in this county and within
three miles of that town every essen
tial ingredient to the manufacture of
glass of all kinds has been discovered.
The coal measures of the county are
inexhaustible and cover a wide range
of territory. Petroleum is also found
in ColfaX county.
Three thousand acres of land has
been bought in ColfaX county by a Chi
cago man who will spend $4,000 in
to work this ground in a
systematic manner by dredging. The
grounds are placer fields and shows
values as high as So per cubic yard.
Placer mining is carried on extensive
ly in this county.
No prospecting has ever been done
in Union county. but recently surface
of coal have been found
and it is believed that large coal de-
posts will be opened up in the north
ern part of the county in short time.
Mora county. too. has been little
rrosnected for the useful and precious
metals. hut in the Guadalupita noun
tains and about Lucero. on Coyote
creek. is a large area carrying copper.
Some properties are being developed
but the ore generally is too low in
grade to handle with profit until rail-
way facilities are provided. which hap
ny cOnsummation now seems at hand.
Large alum deposits exist in the east
ern part of this county and the supply
seems TO be inexhaustible. Sixteen
hundred acres of land. including the
bulk of these deposits. have been To-
rated by eastern and local CAPITALISTS.
The alum has been pronounced to be
rho best thing in the market for paper
ma lSine and is worth s2o to $50 per
Ton. Coal semi-anhtracite in charac-
ter. is also known to exist in large
quantities in Mora county.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-21

were so far from water, SO inaccessible
| by rail and the country SO SparSely
settled that for many years the cOun-
| try was given the cold shoulder by men
of means. Now all that is changed and
the change has come so quickly that is
difficult to keep track of the new prop
critics being opened in Lincoln county.
The Old Abe gold mine is one of the
best known of this county. Copper
and turquoise properties are being OPP
ened up around White Oaks, the stories
of which are still fresh in the minds
| of the public. White Oaks and Captain
coal is famous throughout the south
| west. A second Pittsburg is expected
to rise up in Lincoln county and in
deed it seems probable when the many
kinds and great quantities of valuable
minerals are being unearthed in that
county. All sorts of fine building stone
is being furnished from the White
Oaks district and iron and sulphur are
being mined in the county.
The Jarilla is the most important
district of Otero county. Since the rail-
road reached that district development
work has been carried on extensively
and regular shipments of copper are
being made from these. Some gold has
also recently been struck in that dis
trict. The story of the turquoise prop
fresh in the public's mind. Most of
the world supply of this valuable stone
come from New Mexico and Otero
county furnishes goodly portion of it.
There are two other districts in New
MHrico in which turquoise is found.
1NHy are the Cerillos. in Santa Fee
county and the other is new and I'M
named in the vicinity of Cow Springs
and BurrO mountains in western New
Mexico.
The book closes with a brief descrip-
ton and some statistics of the deposits
of coal. gems and precious stones and
precious metals and the output of each
in the territory within the past few
years. followed by WORD to capital
list and miner in which the induce
ments offered to them by New Mexico
are brought forth.
Many have made hundreds of thOus-
ands. some millions. of dollars from
small investments in New Mexico and
still they come. A careful study of the
situation in the leading producing
camps of the territory shows that there
has been an enormous amount of New
work been done during the year 1900
which will bear fruit in 1901. In ev-
cry district new enterprises have been
started. or old mines again put in
and in nearly every in
stance the preparatory work has re-
suited encouragingly. while there has
been n large number of properties op-
ened to paw ore that are certain to add
greatly to the yield of the coming year
Indeed all the camps Of the territory
show general advance of the mining
industry that will make the coming
five years red letter epoch in the an
mails of mining in New Mexico.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-21

Mrs. Howell, Ladies Hair Dresser
and Manicurist. Hair shan pooeG with
soft water and dried in half an hour
by the use of the warm air dryer. price
so cents. Face massage.
Just received full line of switches
and pOmpadour rolls
IA MESA AVE. TEL 224, RINGS.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-09-05

.crat. Its one Of livestock argu-
ments of the free traders, and
has been for forty years, that
under q tariff the factory man
sells cheaper abroad than he does
at home. OF course he does. II
he didn t he wouldn't sell at al in
the foreign market. That Is the
purpose Of the tariff to enable the
factory man to hold not only his
own market, but to go abroad
and get into the other fellow s..
His losses in one must be made
up in the other. Any business
man Of experience knows that
that is the every day drill Of life
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-09-05

-.
The average republican editor
is one half fool, one-fourth parrot
and one-fourth slave He will
wear his hide off working for
others, expressing other s
thoughts and furthering Others
interests. AS for himself he
trusts to Proyid ence and borroWs
another five. The editor who
favors government saving banks
is branded a socialist by his fell
low editors; he dare not commend
government ownership Of rail
roads, for that is spaternalisfn. 5
But the government is permitted
to print business cards on private
envelopes at rates that would
sbust'' competing printers, and
the easy going republican editors
are not saying word about.
sspaternalism. !" And now we ex-
pect to be roasted for saying this
little say.