Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-07-13

.h.s.- e.ss. yoncsr come half + dozen
...AZ.. .o5k,.g fellows strong men, 0e-
e-..y dressed - stout s.aoca --ocAs.
~ mold ap their hats 10 h 9
- ~ pass All .oo.. Yer. ~liieeuslE.
W. we're half < nile away ts-cse
hers d. % e..p.oy. Nix. 70 resources
olc ..lat, ro9. fellows, q holding out
l-2Ta.l.rs hats . coaches and starry
a-.g L p.eaSes God 70 send them
WORK I..e :g1. ~ sa-r. passed over
re days pleasure Ike Z cloud. and
many : -.n.e rave / thought OF them
sine W.a- are .hey dong at this
-rs-= ,.4y ar-. strong. willing. honest
and 10 brad They sta-vs. but they
60 not rob - we hear OF. they are only
--l1. : hungry. With sick wives and
children sitting oeso.ately IN
e--9.s cottages. while ne are calling
.o- : s-@s. bottle. Well. they pine on,
aco 10 > rob that We k2cw-taking
--aH- u man. though they have Moth
.-s "ou.E YOU who read this have 50
.ssUe. .~orheaance2 l. you- little child
-s- "s-s - come Up - you for bread
-n1 you aao none OF your own. after
using q. honest means 20 win il, would
YOU. w-e- Z was refused YOU. get up
and take IL i you Gid, sir. by heav-
e-s. l don't think tina, You would be
{ VIZ. ,-ss honest than you are now.
81. Consider tGe example. Why, / sup
pose there arg millions u men IN Eng
-s-c Is bad OF as starvation can ever
make them. ard Yet they steal from no
one They are % the sort that we call
ne u~."asEst' and make jokes about.
wren they meet together in & miserable
community % want and ruin. and talk
% charters and peoples rights and al
s-..as the government, Of the land.
They will listen TO anyone VINO seems
90 s.Inoath.ze with them. and many a
naming : has in consequence
sinad credit among them and used
-Ee.n toE MS purpose. and subsidized in
% Z p.asea.aI wasn ne got his end.
Wen. .et Is thank heaven that the
House o. Parliament are sitting and
voting, and that the funds are al 81.
and. above all. that , u~nwashed"
mare no, as yet lighted upon half a
dozen leaders 81 prudence. energy and
DARING 10 show us what the millions
might co And iesr anybody should
fancy that treason is talked II g CON
seFEaslss magazine. and that the lower
c.-ssss are excited 10 rebellion by in
ssisal1ons OF ~incendiery republicans
who have creps into the ranks Of the
ORTHODOX. let il De now at once stated
mat our prayer is not tha, ,hs lower
classes should rebel ,for they would
only De Slaughtered and t~y-ann;zed
over even Il they succeeded, and no
l.e!le. q year a-ttrward than they are
no")--our prayer is no, hat the poor
snouic re5s,. but tia, the rich should
aelp them ere they DO rebel. Are there
no means OF relisE to be founde Can
not money. which is found for ever
tning else in England. be found. i nor
.or CHARITY, al least for tha, most se,f-
81 o. al purposes. TO keep VIVA. we
goto ~
II ne hoya -.
in four hours Instead of IN
.quick! We can bring 5000 900 SOW
erelgns out of our pockets and the
ehing IS done II we think that negro
slavery is a crime unworthy any long
sr TO De committed by the great Eng
lish aasion, We open our purses and lib
crate a whole ensiaved race in a vear
If We have reason to reers, rbs, d.
lant avase the Hot,entots or the
the ~nan-eaters OF the pa.
enc Islands. or the gypsies in Spain.
or the black palm-oil merchants on the
oanks OF the Niger. are laborine in
rkness n error. which the light Of
ne s9spei you'd dispel-meetings are
acid. Exeter halls are flied. preachers
OF all denominations lift up their voices,
good ladies' go forth from tea table RI
Tea table. from Putney to Penzance
preaching their kind crusade of char
arc money is found and mission
are sent forth. Walking this eve
ming through Liverpool, and SEEING
magnificent railroads, docks. cus1on
houses. and likewise places OF worshin
-lnaependents. Baptists. Ebenezers.
and every fancy denomination could
not help thinking of tie poor golfers We
hao passed In the midst OF their MILL
ons OF brethren. starving like them a.
lhe gate OF wealth. AT almost all the
corners are to be found placards re-
sarding benighted Ashantees or other
husky infidels: before the w,ndou
where this is written Is a ferry which
ias peen given up now, but on which
proprlstors spent no less than
oo'0oo. all OF which proves that on
ne the English fancy a
'ound for it. Pray heaven that we
nay soon take it into our heads thar
ne country is starving and that the
'ood brave people so suffering deserve
'ympathy for the forbearance which |
,hey have shown hitherto: that II We
10 not speedily help them they viii
l ep themselves, when stocks and docks
may all perish Ia the riot. and
men that for many years we shall
have an opportunity of matinr
lhotner speculation. Of building one
uch more railroad, or saving one mora
from perdition.
All TINS may be said to have little IN
10 with a ride on the box Of a coach
or IS It certainly a particularly &C.
urate description Of the appearance az
counties Of salop. Denbigh. and
inesnire: but the country is So Won
leriuliy rich INT beautiful that the ar
'ect OF misery touches n onlv tha
more keenly. n I am ashamed IN
! that the coach should have over
AIKEN those poor Golfers, with 70 han-
y. prosperous neople in and OUTSIDE ~