Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-09

at hOme!-Clcvelanu Pam Dealer.
Now that we begin to see how some
Of our b~est-known ''self-made men"
did it, possibly we will be n bit less
chesty about Standardization News
and Courier. ..}. .
In addition to an elastic currency
the country would be glad to have q
system of comprcssible prices for use
in buying household supplies.-Chi-
cago Tribune.
Sir Thomas Upton feels sure he can
win the Americas II this time. Sir
Thomas should take something for
that sure feeling or it will break him
yet.-Chicago News. n
Isn't 1t somewhat remarkable that
the beet sugar interests of this corh-
try never make SO good a showing
anyhere else as they do i'll Congress-?
Philadelphia Inquirer.
It is strongly suspected that the
British fleet which Admiral Rojestven-
sky saw awaiting him at Wei Hal Wei
was composed of Doggcr Bank fisher
men.-Philadelphia Inquirer,
They are talking about creating
forty new justiceships in New York.
| What they need in the Empire State
is fewer justiceships and more Justice.
Charleston News and Courier.
If anybody doubts that railroad
passes were a pernicious form OF graft,
let him look over the list of 'investiga-
lions" that have been projected since
Jan. philadelphia North American.
In figuring up the cost of the war
Car Nicholas finds that he has very
little left SAVE honor, Count White and
n few false boards formerly worn by
Cossacks.-St. Louis Globe-D Democrat.
R~ojestvensky has been telling how
a British fleet waited to give linn the
fnal. blow il Togo failed. Rojestven-
ed in the head.-.New York American.
Korea and Japan have reached an
other agreement. Peace on earth and
good will to men cannot be long re-
sisted when one emperor has the other
by the throat.-St. Louis Globe-Demo-
crat.
In the dispatches a Pennsylvania
man suffered a sunstroke, and dande-
lions and crocuses are blooming down
East. but we are paying 1925 for coal
just the same.-Philadelphia Evening
Telegraph.
It may be all right for a girl to learn
skating from a teacher in Il CORE
spondence school 300 miles away, but
a young man with a strong right ara
right here at home is better.-Somer-
Vile Journal.
"a pillar Of cloud by day and a pill
lar Of fire by night" will not lead the
children OF Russia into the promised
land of freedom SO long as they are
lighted by the torch Of anarchy.5In'
dianapolis Star.
Count Witte needs to raise $1.25O..
100000 to run the country this year,
and there seems to be much doubt
about where he is going to get It. He
might tap the Grand Dukes.-Phiia-
delphia Inquirer.
The Gar must be weary OF having
persons discover plots to kill him.
Death must be almost as pleasant a.
having officials saying ceaselessly,
I'VE discovered it, your majesty. We
saved you."-New York American.
Mrs. Chadwick now realizes her mis-
take In not having been born q a II
she had not gotten hold Of the wrong
sex she would not now be In the peni.
tentiary while all her male acc0mplices
are taking the air without restraint
Memphis Commercial-Appeai.
According to an English statfstician
152 American girls have given $161,-
100000 for foreign titles. This Is q
severe drain on American gold By Eu-
rope, but we still have half the
worlds visible supply Of the yellow
metal.-Atlanta Constitution.
If the franking privilege cost the
American people $19.OOO,OoO last year,
it is time something were done to stop
the waste. This is a very large sum
to pay, most OF 1t to allow Congress
men to foist Off on the people docu.
ments that most of them v read.
There ought t o be fewer documents.
and the country would profit both from
it's printing bill and its postal bill
Nashville American.
s 49,
1t is commonly charged, and be
lieyed by many, that the very rich
men Of this country have no more real
respect for law than the widest bomb
throwing anarchist. Mr.. Rogers has
done what he can to spread this belief
So doing. far more than any agitatQI
can do it, he places Samson hands on
the pillars Of the temple within which
property rights are housed. When the
fortunate Of this world show small re
spect for the law, what can be ex.
pected Of the unfortunate?-New YOri
Globe.
There is a movement in Ohio to
abolish the death penalty by law. 4
will be admitted in all States that 4
should be either abolished or enforced
but the common practice is to do Meth
er.-Philadelphia Inquirer.
To Judge from the attitude OF the
Standard Oil witnesses in the New
York investigation, we shall no doub
presently hear a demand for the gov
eminent to be ruled for contempt II
wanting to know too much.-Sayan
nah News.
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