The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-04
With the Long Bolu
Era Of Good Feeling Not Yet Covered the Entire
Iron Country.
Eye nafnrs's walks. shoe

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COME campaign or other must be under way the range
y The Mesaba Ore, aludng to local statesman, says:
tThe of the Mesaba attended the Gar
field club banquet last week He crowded himself right up
to table, next to the speakers and tho ne looked
extremely and intelligent he did not attract any atte
ton-but the same cannot said Of his calling Paddy
the face in looks intelligent enough but the
deluson soon faded when he starts his smallpox sign to
wagging - f.. = +N@
This kindly spirit shows that the of good feeling that
exists in the nation that democrats and repub
cans meet another on the street without smlg
afectionaey is but slowly extending to the nils IL IS I'M
nossble at this distance tell who THE Tongued Ora
tor Of the Mesaba u.s. feared that he has not paid
up his subscription to the Ore -.~a.
In the old DAVIS when the relgious spirit showed
rather unreeou bitterness, there those among the
fathers adopts in the gentle art OF dealing out
damnation' it then called. If your theology or
your life did not accord with the theology OF some elderly
party he had scrupes whatever about announcing that
vour future was certain be eternal summer The
dealing of damao in the old has come into some
dsfavor decades, but people left who some
times take rap your present. They are POLITICALLY known
as knockers There those who knock the newspapers
people knock the and others who deal out
present damnaon their business associates and friends
The world dsss the knocker because 1t notices that the
who is busy passing Judgment his own thoughts and
rule has little time inclination to edit the lives
/ Of his neighbors. ..:... ~.-... .-... r...,-
But it must be admitted that it is much easier and pleas
anter edit friends lives than to condemn
others than to see our own assniny Why this so? Pos
sby because little close to ourselves to judge
ourselves fairly. It is not bad idea for man to stand or
at side himself if he desires to the party
who needs his advice and with whom he has the most inu
i ence.
The next you deal out damnaon to somebody take
this out Of your pocketbook and read 1t be
! worth 75c to you.
The common today needs Rockefeller income and
Sage outgo, otherwise he bumps the rocks about
81 month.
Edwin Baker Of little, old New York "done'' by
St. cabman last week. On arriving in that city he went
first the St. James hotel to inquire for friend Not find
ing the man, concluded the other hotel It is 80
from the St. James to the Southern but Baker ddn
know it, The New Yorker hailed cab on the sidewalk.
Il GLOW far is it to the Southernq' he asked.
'sOh I can get you there inside Of 10 minutes said
stcabby.''
The cab crced eisuey around three four blocks and
landed the passenger the hotel entrance The driver said
that $3.50 the regular rate but that he would cut it to 81
Baker added tip recognition of the claimants generosity
and wondered whether all St. Louis "cabbies' like
H8 that
An hour later Baker wanted to back to the St. James
and asked the clerk call cab He told that the St.
James just the street. He surprised that
Hi he told the story in moment Of indignation.
s Mr. Baker is prepared to give firm and decided
negative any godbrck who offers him the great op
III portunity of his life. "A. }. R.