The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1911-10-26
OPINIONS OF EDITORS
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A Pleasant Diversion, Koen.

Pleasant Diversion, kOen.
We have interviewed fourteen
school teachers and they all deny
having ever MIXED a cow.-Biwabik
Times.
Multiplying the Evil.
Dissolving the trust is much like
cutting up that mythical snake, each
piece of which becomes new serpent.
Belle PLANE Herald.
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And Contrary to Their Opinions
Some of the newspapers that are
running ready-made editorials ex-
press opinions in language entirely
foreign to the proprietors. Still
water Gazette.
Who Finds 1t Easier?
It's no credit to the sugar trust
that many of US find it easier to buy
ten pounds of sugar than we did
when dollar bought twice as much.
County Clipper.
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Couldn't You Cover the Bet?
Say, doesn It it make you sick to
have bunch of fellows shake big
roll under your nose and then have
your team win by score of "A to O?
Grand Rapids Herald-Review.
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Public Sentiment A atnst 1t.
The Duluth Herald has made a.
good fight for an extra session of the
legislature, but it has been losing
fight from the start, as there is not
and has not been any great public
sentiment in favor of such step Just
at this time.-Madison Independent.
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''Progressives" Are All sLeaders.,
The progressive" element, $50
called,' in the republican party in
Minnesota are in sorry straits to find
a formidable leader to oppose
Governor A. O. Eberhart for the re-
publican nomination in 19l2.-Cam-
bridge dependencies.
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He Should Swear Out Loud
Governor Eberhart is said to be so
wrought up over this talk of calling
the legislature together that every
time he hears a newsboy yell, "extra,"
he says things under his breath that
has tendency to lower his deport-
ment far below the 100 mark.-Walker
Pilot.
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Nary's Right Again.
DR.. Flora Aldrich Of Anoka wrote a
book not long since and called it
1.-The One Man." The doctor is
suffragist- it all goes to show
that the girls are alike when it comes
to the most important thing in the
world, after all, one man.-Mary
McFadden in Duluth ews-Tribune.
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Are the Executive Officers Blameless:
Next year the state tax will be the
highest in the history of the state
while last year the receipts of the
state treasury we're so great from
other sources that it was announced
that this year we would not need any
state tax at all. But the legislature
met and created SO many new Offices
that an extra tilt had to be given to
the tax.-Cambridg North Star.
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An Accurate Comparison.
I recently read one of Moses
speeches and, except that he did not
advocate free silver, it was almost
the exact counterpart of a speech de-
livered some years ago in this state
by Mary Ellen Lease. The utter
ances and sentiments which he un-
cOrked on that occasion would have
been in every way worthy of
bedlamite. in the Dome in West
St. Paul Times.
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Much Ado About Nothing.
10 plain outsider it seems that
the twin cities are raising lot OF
fuss and feathers over the mere
installation of a new president of the
state university. Some of the Min
neapolis papers have been devoting
more space and gush to the subject
than would be expected were the
event the Inauguration of monarch.
What's the excitement, anyhow?-Red
Wing Daily Eagle.
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Well Said, Brother.
No member of a political party
should be nominated for public Office
on account of his nationality or the
nationality of his forbears. 1t is un-
American. Every voter is an Ameri-
can citizen and should be proud of