Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-11-27

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No !nro"n being is or'@ to secure an entirely ideal environ
mhC' N" man ever Tho has a perfect husband, perfect
= reg 1.-THE a perfect income, an
pcr'er! nplaln because they lack in any
t or " IL" 49, ana know nothing of how to
IF's ~ the husband she has, she loves
w." VI and does not want to make him
OF "hat a "S ant -" " was, of course, impossible, though
many a silly woman wre"ts her happiness at that task. She has
he is. "'~1 v" "' 'D d"
Gu housekeeping is her lot; So she has adjusted herself to it
tasteful, o'toecther delightful.
,a;n Her income in" % is at a certain figure. To that figure she has
received ten times as much.
She She said to me the other day: Il wish you would write
something to pursuade woman to love the common things the
everyday things. You ask me why I am s. contented. It is be-
cause cause l tt love- everything see constantly about me: I love that
They are all friends of mine. N 1NeS
Every piece of glass o china on nv table means SOMETHING
70 me- lhere is not an article in this apartment that does not
please me when look at it.
"I love my friends. l love my days duties. love the 2
when any, thought of mlove presents itself to me, put it
away, Just as If 1t were unclean. will not give room to disikes.'
rms woman is a point of sunshine in a cloudy world. If
n LORD were angry with the city, as lie was wroth against
souls worth while, for whose sake He might spare the town from
LIS consuming fire, this woman would be one of the saving sort.
For she is a radiating center of happiness. She boosts all spirits.
Any woman can be successful, as this woman is, if she will
learn the art of adjustment: Far better than a billion dollars it
is to be adjusted. Better than having everything just as you'd
like IT. Is to take things just as they come to you-Dr. Crane.
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Here we are blowing right up to Thanksgiving in South
Dakota. Wouldn't you hate to go to California;
1luerta is said to be drinking heavily. That will Get him
quicker than Uncle Sans bullets.
Poor Harry Thaw is still tangled up in the meshes of the
law. Tie will never be turned loose until he is picked as bare
as a Plymouth Rock rooster at moulting time.
TO KILL PRICE CUTTING.
Germany takes position directly opposite that of Uncle Sam.
While Uncle Sam is prosecuting people for maintaining re-
tail prices, Germany is making things warm for the price cutting
A retailer has been brought into court for having oblterated
a certain Identification mark on the goods he sold-by which
found guilty and liable to heavy damages.
-. Applying to the ease section ] of the law of unfair couspe-
stion, which makes liable anyone whose business acts are such as
to offend good morals, the court found the defendant guilty, first
in injuring the trade of his competitors by selling below the con-
damage to the compliments business by giving rise to the belief
that its goods could be bought at different prices at retail, instead
of only at the uniform price..ortonville Journal
: Huerta has made q levy on foreign interests IN Mexico to
held-up. The interests in question pay their regular taxes but
the additional levy is made under threat Of destruction by the
to refuse to pay, and any attempt at the destruction of their
property, will be likely t. bring things to a head # the property
have to make the loss ooa.Argus,Lesde
The impression is growing in South Dakota that Congress.
man Charles !. Burke may be 9 candidate for the republican nom
would be the worst news that Senator Crawford has read in some
time. Burke can beat rawford-ArgusLeade
The Sioux Falls Press, supporting the state machine which
is today in control Of the affairs Of South Dakota largely because
of Dick Richards work and money, complains that Dick is the
author Of an enormous unpopular primary law. I This doesn't
necessarily follow, because the state machine and Dick have fallen
out, and because the state machine did not make any special
effort to induce its followers to comply with the Richards law
regarding registration, The returns from the registration show
that over 80 per cent Of the republican voters of the state have
registered for the primary election. The falling off is largely in
the southeastern part Of the. state, where the machine has been
strongest. If 80 per cent Of the. Republican voters have taken
the trouble % comply with the Richards law provisions S to
registration, il may be that the law isn't so unpopular as the
Press assumes it to bes-Argus-Leader
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A recent ruling of the board Of railroad commissioners alb
sdutely prohibits visiting over the telephone lines, and further
rules that where this practice is persisted In BY patrons the phone
shall be removed The thoughtlessness of some people IN this
matter is annoying to other people to say the least, and as the
commissioner SAYS: THE telephone was not originated nor is it
installed for the purpose Of enabling persons to visit over the
line
FREE WoOLENS SOON.
There appears to be some misrepresentation relative to the
relation of the new tariff law to wool and wool products. Wool
and wool waste becomes free of duty December 4, and the lower
rates on WOODEN goods and on tops and yarns will take effect one
month later. S
Ultimately buyers of wooden goods will likely begin to note
d difference ii retail prices when goods now ia bond begin Is BE-
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