Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1904-07-07
THE PRICE OF FOLLY.

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reign of King Solomon over the twelve
tribes "f Israel ended amid mutterines
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of the human skin
vounn Rrhnho,,n was an .,is,n.,.,
he had not heen King Snlo,non.s SON
for nothine. He thoneht Of himself az
htte, thnm his fellows The divine
ri.hl of kings" was a doctrine n~ersoni-
fled in him. We had not Wit enough 10
know. What all men cxcept fools learn.
that fundamentally all men are euuaI
Mistakes OF Rehohoa,n's reis,, wera
strangely similar to the blunders Thai
are now being enacted before our ewes
in INSTRUMENTATION, with its hor-
ro.s and mistnkes foolish counsellors.
and a gulf bel cen the governing pow
ers and the governed, which permits
no sympathetic intercourse.
vOx POpuLI.
rho ,nu,,.r,nas -, ~ ..
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neon 80 ,o,,ah t.nan ~ i.r nis d
that he had neglected. his dutv TO the
,,..,, H. S Ivy w tne
p."p.v. tie. u! more p~ropaply 'ne TASK
ii''s'e,S ioi W!ipse conouct ne was re-
si'onsible had laid heavy burdens
lsraclites. ever as the prophet Samuel
him for a king. Their " netitionl 'o nr .h;,'
Of rights was moderate and reason
able: Thy father made our yoke
%grievous; now therefore make thou the
g%rievous service of they father and his
heavy yoke which he put up on us,
lighter. and we will serve thee" 1t
WAS not IL plea for independence. The
people at first would have been salts
fled with little had the king been wise
enough to grant it.
When any peoples minds become
filed with a sense of their wrongs and
when they begin to plead with "a single
voice for redress it is high time for the
rulers to listen. VoX populj is not al
ways NoX Del. but it usually is when II
speaks against opposition and injustice.
There are muttcrings abroad in our
own land today. wide spread 0iSSltiS-
faction with certain social and political
conditions which makers and executors
of the law should heed quickly and
promptly. There is no offence of an
office bearer more serious than that of
failure to %ogn and heed the nom
ular will.
..Thcre is a poor blind Samson in our
land.
Shorn of his strength and bound with
bands of steel.
no may III some grim reVel raise his
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wsa" =" ma" VI ~ ~
THE oil colJNsEIIoRs speAk
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~ ~ hins lao MIsuoI''
onvia ~ uS,as ma nnsMe. ui.ii ne
dom co,,id NOT hava extandaI 70 ha.I,ma
the right counsel when received. First
he turned to the old men who had stood
before Solomon, learning lessons alike
from the kings spoken wisdom and
acted folly. They were the men whose
standing was safe and who had most
reason to speak plainly the truth. Their
answer should be craven on the heart
of every person in authority. If thou
wilt be I, servant unto this people this
day, and wilt serve them and answer
thetn. n speak good words TO them.
Inen tney VIII be thy servants forever
me Ola men had learned The lesson
wnicil Only .ime could teach. Expert
ate NJ" The ,r knew ,"I h"m n,nu n atu eon nnn ;,s
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