The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1906-03-22
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FDrroHs LEISURE 4ouRs'
OBSERVATIONS OF PASSING EVENTS.
WITH the speed and painting for money
to-day people time to hold with their friends In
episoary correspondence Even the business
Ihe ".i'n VI and nothing
significance the proposition they
contain How much better would be
people off and then and write friendly
letters to each other like go Life of the
present day literally its sweetness and JOY In the mad
pleasure almost gaspinggreed Tor money
Some charming books which
correspondence between friends relatives the long ago.
Stop and think good and intimate
friend him best letter see how
you enjoy the reply.
TO one who could take prejudice there
object Halifax court in day forever establish the
contention of COMMONWEALTH that we do
"0oo Aeo'"io' need any intoxicating drinks at ALL Wh-
kew outside the and in one or two
but it is not probable
thing will again when Judge Shaw court
citizen had been summoned to court as regular
ror went into the jury Judge Shaw ad
ornd waiting train to bring jurors and
in the afnoon the ntoxieation Judge Shaw
fined able it, the went to jail two
three that he had not paid his fine but
was still in l after demonstrating with him sent
the court house, made strong
lecture IS one needs drink and the
liquor traffic.
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TIE nronosion to into State has
met with opposition people Arizona The
given by in Golfers for the strong de-
Hoha I'e "oo unite Arizona
a,d Mexico when Oklahoma and Indian
Territory State These two united into one
State would another Democratic Senator to
wish to
from which Republican would sent Congress- Says
the "Her people object to having their In
es object OF course away Gown South IN
Dixie" we KIN very territories but it interesting
noe that the people OF Angosaxon stock and the people
Of New Mexico are population New Mexico
being in oty the legal relations the whole people
vo be regulated Latin principles This the people OF
Arizona object to- and they politicians to let them alone They
ee that envoned real and SUI
se g Va them the dignity And this being how
they no" the proposed union with New Me1lco
It further according to Coes nat a'ef Sixty
cent OF the inhabitants OF Ne"
of and is still necessary use Interpreters
n tho onrts and of the counties in the territory
arHE TRrTH REMAINS THAT THE AMERICAN NEWSPAPERS
TODAY HAVE MORE POWER AND USE 1T FOR BETTER ENDS
THAN AT ANY PREVIOUS TIME" Such
The Newspapers fo"er sentence
her of (ier to know Just what papers are re-
ed owheh great dales the ordinary city daes
the village country weekles-a OF them
them. editor sometimes questions Wild h"seil
counts much the great volume "
influence accorded press that and then some one WI"
e his hand towards couple editors recently and
country words to that etect
m docs he really mean from habit? Every edltor
conntrv weekly like his opinions ana V"s'
and expressed DO not attract
tho reader telling about how Bill Dnks or
mn Rne found three legged his poultry yard or how Snip
willard or W,p sniId potato which looked IKE snake
except poke out Its tongue Aud tn'S ons up s
! untryW
has want news from which 'hey
,er own views and good authority as that o he
Observer thinks newspapers all need to give expression
editorial opinions. Can't some OF the reaoe OF i -
| ;;o, ohont the matter? A communication on the subec
oder and we shall from some OF our readers