The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1911-02-16
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The Worst Kind Of Crater.
| A CRATER in the pulpit is the worst
kind OF 9 CRATER, but you occasion
ally run across one.-Sauk Center
Herald. i"..-s.ss. ..... r ...' ="
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Or an Obese Hypocritical Preacher. =
1.-THE fats ia the 6re' is an ex-
preston which was probably first
used by his satanic majesty in re-
ferring to some deceased corpulent
politieian.-Walker Pilot.
| $3.50.
1t VIII Never Happen
When some English nobleman mar
ries an American girl who has no
dowry but her heart and board bill
We will think better of the house of
lords.-Duluth News Tribune.
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Many Pinheads, Says Col Neff
The presbytery of New York has re-
fused to ordain young theologian
because he poohed at the stories of
Jonah and the whale and the raising
of Lazarus from the dead. This
country is full of pinheads.-Lake
Crystal Union.
Greater Benefits Would Result
If we could get reciprocity treaty
with Canada that would do away with
commercial boundary line both
countries would derive great benefit.
The proposed treaty is along the right
lines but it don't go far enough
Rush City Post.
| Spring Stuff Coming In, Eastonc
People who have poetry in their
souls, or concealed somewhere on
their bodies, and keep it there, always
have more friends than those who
continually uncork it and permit it to
float around without a guardian
Saltwater Gazette.
| Right Kind of Talk.
President Taft acts like man who
has some fight in him, and unoficially
serves notice on congress that if the
treaty is not approved by this session
of congress he will have the legisla-
tors back in Washington in short
order. That is the right kind of talk.
st. Cloud Journal Press.
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! The Boycott is On.
The Observation-Disclosures are boy
cotting the Ladies' Home Journal and
Editor Box no doubt thinks the whole
proceeding very unladylike.-Big
Forks Settler.
It's about time sane women took a
sharp stick to the people responsible
for the slop served out in the average
,woman's journal. But when it comes
to telling them what to do-well,
here's an axe.-Duluth News Tribune.
| Generous to Fault.
1t is reported that King George and
Queen Mary will visit Ireland next
July. =: If their majesties want to ex-
perience hospitality as sincere and
| hot
bestowed by any people on a crowned
head, let them use their influence to
secure the early passage of a home
rule bill. The Irish people have
grievances, but they are too generous
by nature to cherish enmity against
anyone kindly disposed toward them.
Irish Standard.
| 'Fess up, Nose.
The Duluth Herald, in recent issue
castigates Senator Clapp for his
failure to he present when the senate
passed the immortal ship subsidy bill
and censures the senator for the in
attention to important business. If
Senator Clapp purposely or carelessly
neglected his duty he is entitled to all
the drubbing the Herald dealt out to
him: if however he had a valid ex-
cuse for being absent the case is up
for explanation. We hope the senator
will not neglect to inform his constit-
uents just why he was not present.
The people OF the state are interested
and demand an immediate answer and
explanation.-Cass Lake Times.
| The Good Old Times
Philip Snowden, the socialist men,
Der OF parliament, said at a recent
dinner in Newt Y rk: