The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1912-03-28
OPINIONS. OF EDITORS

TO live down poverty and concealed.
opposition and bury our enemies is.
what the Union is now trying to do.
Lake Crystal Onion.
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Well Said
., Progressive, what multitude of
political idealists and delusionists
appropriate thy e!-Faribaul
Pilot.
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Passing Strange. Indeed
1t is strange that spring does not
break in on US, considering the
number of hot air artists doing polit--
lcal stunts throughout the northwest.
LIE Sueur News.
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Governors Colonies, of Course, Excluded.
There is one thing that can be truth
fully and enthusiastically said about
the colonies in politics-they give the
campaign spice and interest.-St.
Cloud Journal-Press.
Res Unequal to the Task.
For fellow who poses as being on
the square, and for the ''squares
oeal,' and frank and manly, etc.,
Col. Roosevelt has to make more ex--
plantations than any one we KNOW
West st. Paul Times.
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Lest You FORGET
Remember, that the first amendment
to be voted on at the next general
election is the Dunn one-mill road
law. The passage OF this amendment
will be to your interest, so be sure to,
vote Eyes. ''-Menahga Journal.
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Holidays and Elections
Two hundred holidays-i in one year
are said to be observed in a Spanish
town. The st. Louis Globe Democrat
says Seattle has that number beaten
and then some, but they are called
elections out in that western country.
Gazette.
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Labels Are Deceptive.
The label, ':Strawberry Jam,H
affixed to tin can does not neces-
sarily prove that the can contains the
genuine article;'' neither does the label,
"Church Member,'' that one may
wear, necessarily prove that he is a
real follower of the Man of Galilee.-
Clinton Advocate.
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Doesn't Have to Make Noise
Alvah Eastman makes less noise
ABOUT 1t than any of the others and
has no band music to enliven his cam
paign because it is not needed. He
will lend dignity to the Office, of con-
gresham at large. and become great.
without having it thrust upon him..
Granite Falls Tribune. ~*
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Will Take Everything in Sight.
Beaulieu gives out the information
that the Indians are to take the stump,
in the interest of Congressman
STEVENSON at the coming primary
election. The 'stump" seems to be-
all that was left the Indians and
probably think they might as we'll
take it.-Brainerd Dispatch.
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Is Suffragettism Side Line?
Whpn
there seems to be a combination of
sewing, dainty refreshments and dis
cussion of modern public affairs with,
their relation to the home. Woman
is beginning to attend to her own
business, the business of looking to.
all that affects the homeland most;
every thing in the world of affairs
does just matthew's and Comment,
Duluth News Tribune
So
Reactionary Properly Flatied
Strange indeed in this day and age
is it to see man in public life taking
position against good roads. OPP
posing good roads in the twentieth
century is like disputing that the
earth is round, like belief in witch
craft of reading the future in the
stars. A man in public life opppos-
ing the good roads movement has his
face to the setting sun of reaction in
stead of toward the rising sun of
progress. He ought to be made
harvest 20 acre field of grain with
cradle and thresh it out with a fail
Jordan Independent.