The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1910-01-21
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About the only thing that has sue
cessfully resisted the anti-bacilIi cru
sade, declares the Pittsburg Dispatch
Is the whisker.
Ayers the Washington Post: What
happened in Japan is now happening
in China. Yes; the Middle Kingdom
is awakening, and awakening with
vengeance,
When riches take unto themselves
wings, suggests the Philadelphia Rec
ord, we can go after them in an air
ship.
To the south of us in North Amer
lea there are communities where
conditions have been little changed
laments the Christian Register, since
the Spaniards invaded the land.
A New York minister performed
marriage ceremony in rhyme; but it
goes without saying to the Atlanta
Constitution, that the fee the groom
gave him had the best jingle.
If there exists anywhere an opin.
ion that the whole truth about the
sugar scandal can be hidden. OBJ,
serves the New York Sun, it is found
ed ON ignorance Of the temper of the
public.
The fellow who thinks he is the
whole thing reminds the Boston
Transcript of the part that is miss
ing from a doughnut.
The total. importation of Turkish
leaf tobacco last year was 24O
pounds The question, What are our
Turkish cigarettes made out OF?
remains as far as ever from solution
I to Success Magazine.
The investment by China of $10,s
100000 in American education is but
the beginning of an influence for the
coed of both nations, boasts the Gal
weston Tribune: that r1ill only end
when China ceases to be nation
and America is erased from the map.
Says the Portland (Ore.) Tele-
gram: With State encouragement of
good roads. there would be greater
activity on the part of county govern
ments, and the achievement of these
two, when the system became uni
CO mn,ald mako
tional aid the more readily assured.
One Of the New York newspapers
sought interviews from the poor, I'M
derpaid Judges at $17.500 year, re-
garding their claims to further sal
airy of $4,000. 1t found so many OF
them away from home ON automobile
trips that the symposium proved
failures narrates the Springfield Re-
publican.
That sentimental knight Of the To-
connective who salutes his adored one
with ninety blasts on the steam
whistle as he thunders past her home
at fifty miles an hour is not appre-E
ciated BY the citizens of Edgewater,
N. T.. notes the New York Press. All
the world may love lover, but
Edgewater. insists steam whistllng
must not figure as an element OF ro-
nance
The introduction at Ottawa by Mr.
Lewis of a resolution directing that
petition be sent to His Majesty's
government asking the appointment
of Canadian attache or adviser to
the British Ambassador at Washing
ton, D. c., at least insures a full dis
cussion OF the question, prophesies
the New York Herald. Few friends
of Canada unhampered by political
exigencies will be satisfied that this
goes far enough. A country with the
twentieth century hers on the eve OF
great material expansion should be
the arbiter of negotiations about mat
tiers purely in relation to her own
territory. No petition to the crown
goes to the root that does not solicit
as a right an entirely independent
diplomatic representative at Wash
ington, D. c.
Conservative sentiment, expecting
a broader, market and better prices,
is not failing to give heed to the ex-
traordinary English political situa-
tion-for. whatever the logic and
whatever the constitutional rights IN
volved, there is in important financial
circles here very general agreement
that If the voters of England stand
by the Budget proposals there is
bound to be swift and large trans
terrence of English investment cap
ital to this country; and in France,
as we'll there are legislative condi-
lions working toward the same end.
Not merely are American investments
the cheapest in the world measured
- Al. !. .1.o,,;- ~ actual Income Weld. I