Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-05
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If 1t is not an edElllludht ~ 10 u
t1phoon.-Philadelphia Press.
P~ittsburg maintains its gay ascend
encv as a center Of metropolitan i'm
Observation-Disclosures Record
Not even the s~tanchest vessel of the
navy is safe in the attempt to cut
across lots.-philadelphia Ledger.
II looks as If the public will soon he
getting rough house baseball and draw
ing room prize lights.-New York Amer
lean.
Cuba had better be good, or the Pear!
of the Antilles will have to 80 on the
string with some other islands.-Ncw
York American.
It's often the man who most loudly
dcplores brutality that stands longest
in front Of the bulletin boards.-Ncw
York American.
The Cuban rebels may do Il little
eauirming, but who wouldn't with Biz
Taft sitting on Observation-Disclosures
North American.
A typhoon in the China Sea and a
deep fall of snow on Pixies Peak-hut
the cltllltlltS ltlllilI MIN " >Nh'y 49,
and.-New York World.
There is a spice of humor Ia the
spectacle Of the Spanish editors who
are telling us how to manage the Gu
bans.-philadelphia Ledger.
Before adopting the American mill
tary uniform the Russian army would
best shave with something besides
ghears.-New York Commercial.
Banker Stensland will not only have
TO face the music, but it will be Of a
quality to suggest that he do some live
" Observation-Disclosures Ledger.
Japan is buying a whaling fleet. 1t
would probably be hard to convince the
surviving Russian admira!S that she
needs anOther.-Ncw York commercial
Cuban instruction and an American
prize fight are very much alike. y few
blows are preceded and followed by in
terminable NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. York Her
aid.
One of these days somebody is going
to make himself popular by starting
a movement in favor of 4 Sinipli1irl
Chinese laundry checks.-Washington
Post.
Revolt is said to be brewing in five
South American republics. Why don't
they unite and term the function an
international Observation-Disclosures
Ledger.
The time appears to be coming when
the only rich man worth noticing viii
be one who can cross the continent on
his own railroads.-philadclph III
Quirer.
The law as to the new spelling in
of the Modes and Persians. 1t MAJ be
revised if it does not "take."-NeN
York Tribune.
Unless both sides subscribe to Il
strict enforcement of the curfew law,
some of those Cuban belligerents may
yet meet with serious injury.-New Or
leans Timcs-Dcmocrat.
China is to have a new constitution,
but its custOdians should be careful
that the Dowager Empress doesn't see
it first. She might need it in her bust
ness.-New York Herald.
John D. Rockefeller says "the aver
age American struggles too much.' It
appears, then, that the Standard had
some trouble with the victims, after
all.-Philadelphia Ledger.
They are moving down the Jews in
Poland with artillery again. 1t is a
CHASTITY harvest. Is the Gar deaf to
the rumble of the cannon in the throne
room?-New York World.
An Ohio genius has invented a device
to prevent women from stepping off
cars backward. Thus does perfidious
man strike another blow at the liber-
ties Of the gentler sex.-Philadelphia
North American.
Under a recent London ordinance, a
man caught throwing a banana skin
on the pavement is liable to a fine of
40 shillings. 1t is to be hoped that the
law will not slip up in it's execution
New York Tribune.
Kenosha (Wis.) Humane Society has
forced the passage of an ordinance max
ing four hours a days work for mon
keys employed by organ grinders. ana
this, of course, will necessitate the EN-
ployment of more monkeys!-New York
Herald.
Hongkong has been called 1.-The freest
of free ports" 1t is now to have a rival
in Manila, which, as a result of the en-
lightened policy Of the Philippine Com
mission, will have q chance to regain
its old-time commercial
New York Tribune.
After Western Coal Monopoly.
The Interstate Commerce Commission
hearing at Omaha brought out evidence
showing that the Union Pacific railroad
operates a virtual coal monopoly in the
northwestern states. Independent operat-
ors told Of the railroads unfriendly tao.
lies.