The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-18
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With the Long Bow
NJ matter what the says all here anyhow
IN and that is the principle thing
There is going to be competition in ice next year
that will rattle your refrigerator Trust busters out in
the byways and hedges
# you want to beat the spring water trust put down an
we'll invite the neghbors to and help
themselves.
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One way to do the keep and marry
emikmaid.
& Elbow Can We Help Make Life Burden for Our
Friends title of little book that any Of might
wfe if did just about wanted to in this world.
R you edo you da1ned please, you will shortly find that
it doesn't please at all.
Ex-Broker J. T. Rapelee of New Rochelle N Y, made a
small mint of money and ''rered' This long time
He sat down and made calculation of the amount Of
money he would need for the rest of his fe found himself
amply provided with funds and regulated his life according
to his apporonmen for each From various his
money dwnded, but his detailed estimate showed that he
comfortably provided for and he had anxiety His
became small to his needs but his expecta
ton Of life had decreased with advancing and he drew
unhestatingy his capital His little fortune gradually
melted away One day he found that he still pretty
healthy and that he financially short' He began to
suspect that he had made fatal blunder His figures
full that he accurate in all other respects but
he had grossly underestimate the length of time he to
live. When his funds reduced to cents he promptly
applied for admission the poorhouse Rapelee old
and he has had his fun but confound who is
methodcal that he couldn't leave small bunch tighten
the burden Of somebody else who doesn't know how make
than enough for his daily needs This poohouse bust
is sort of judgment Rapelee for selfshness.
Tom Bawden Of Detroit is dead Possibly you
heard Of Tom, but you know others like him. Tom Bawden
single tax "enthusiast''
Tn the SvUhn Of 1v
for all troubles had been found at last Tom Bawden,
like the rest Of read Henry Georges Progess and Pow
erty' It eye opener Tom Bawden clearly for
the first time in his life what the trouble with the world
was-and the remedy If the world could be brought to
read Pogess and Poverty and to read it hard enough
get the idea, all would be we'll
Bawden devoted the best years Of his life exploiting
another mans theories He believed that in Progress and
Poverty contained the germ Of coming social revo
ton and the Fastening of that revolution became the
object Of his existence With pen that always forcbe
If sometimes ungrammatcal and voice that had similar
characteristics he spread the gospel to the benghe
watched the growth Of the idea with eager interest and when
the propaganda began to Decline Tom Bawden did not de-
cline AS public Indifference grew Indifference to which
he keeny sensitive he showed dimnuton in the fer
of his ardent championship What difference did it make
provided the single the TRUTH and of that there could
be doubt whether public opinion shifted way
other later it would have In
ing up Tom Bawden's the Detroit journal says
Better than Tom Bawden have been refreshed and
strengthened and encouraged by taking note of Tom Bawden
psh if ability some thing as
plcty as Tom Bawden believed?
Another cheering thing about the single tax mans en-
thusasm the fact that it unsefsh Tom Bawden
working for the general good There 'nothng in
it for him. except the general betterent of the world
makes for the advantage of the Individual
AM4
People In Denver who live the Pentecosta Union
sect better known 'the Jumpers have sent in fat
petition asking the city council to suppress the Of
religious sect. The petition says in part:
'The Jumpers the of continuous dis
turbance because of their loud wangs jumping
and down the floor absurd music beating of
and their frequent of literally standing
praccng this religious gymnastic feat
during their extraordinary
person out Of his wits.
On Sunday morning the riot begins early hour
6oclock and continues the portion of the
ices also held Tuesday and Friday evenings
times other evenings of the week. the terrific din and
lasting, perhaps, until IL o'clock.
The rawlings Of the damned be blood
than Of the sounds that from the
temple when of their services is in progress.
The west wall Of the Glider hotel only fee
from the Jumpers building In weather the windows
both buildings and the pandemonium let loose when
: session is going n is simply indescribable.
= Will the members of this honorable board please try
Imagine the difficulty Of endeavorng to entertain
such condons9 The neighborhood is becoming
able place to reside and the Jumpers adversely
property values in the neighborhood. =
$500 The Jumpers enjoy their religion and if the petitioner
have not lied about them it must be religion that gym
nas expenses and obviates the necessity Of ung
ers." And that is something. "A. J. R.
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