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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-03

nettaman, minun ppetuSlapftlent,
los tie f~esfendnne raffauoen ptodt'
to-"
Nafas t%ainaaainen SID, Jos 'e
mield mabboGista on, Min apaa ~
Ie ianaii ia benfeii moimaaa. faifft
fuurot format ia mpfdt fielst, tnun
ppbdn mines fiitofiefii. Mnna malta'
funtali emanteliumi papaaStt fuu'
lia, bamitd faifti epdIunlot, ia pi'
boai5en mebfeet murenna pddstd
faiefi epdusfon man9it, anna bei'
bdm tuntia finmn moimaafi. Stnd
ptlim 8erra mott mieldfin aiettaa
mailman mprsfpt, ia ien~rafuntaf
tufea. auitenfin Mile, iotfa Suma'
lota rafastamot faifti parbaaffi
fddntpp. So ie pdimd iofa tulesia
iImaantuu on faiffi felittdmd.
Woittaiana Seeiutien tpoitosia.
8. ~.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-03

- Wastotnfdpmiien fouluSia. We
oIemme fouIusia tddDd. Tdmd eld'
md on faspotuSta. &c, mitd iaam'
me tdd0d fofea, Ell ole pddafio; ti'
lofIet otpat tdrfeimmdt.
Sos pun fasmaa bp1tptIend ia
woItapano, min ei ie tpaifuta a%iiaan,
onto ie ipmdsfd Iaofiosfa moiec
muorenfuftuIaIla ia onto mprsfg
mai tppni ebistdnpt fen fastpuo.
Sos monne febitpp aristufIen tn.
man mufaiiesti, Min mitdpd fitd,
tapobtuufo ie biIioiIuubesIa ia on
neuiIuuben mullitesia pai pastoin'
fdpmieten fautta. pddafiana ct ole
febitpS, maan tuIos - Ell pdlifap'
poIeet, fpdan pddmadrd. So faifen
triSHniien foSmatufieu pddmddrdnd
on beneeuinen fauneus.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-03

= DastafitoI Seeius? raliti pulpit.
teIee Seeiusta", ianoi piffm Waria,
Gun bdn FULL dittnid rufoilepan
piereiIesid buoneesia.
2un diti tuli buoneesta, iuoffi tpt'
tDnen bdntd naStaan ia fpIpi aipar
ptattomana:
rWastaiifo Seeius? - antoifo bdr
mp1ntdmdn pastaufien?"
Rasas pstdmdni, muista tdmdr
piffu tpttDien fpfpmpstd, fun pol
mistut rufoutIeen. Sbotatfo mas
tausta rufoufIeeIt mai iupiiettp main
~ianoia tatpan muoffi? Sos rufoile
tobeuiiesti, Min on Seeius pastaamc
%iinuIe, iud ban on ianonut1anas'
5aan: Mnofaa, Min teiqe annetaan
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-03

- RaitttuS. Weliepsieuran fano'
malebben peruStamista foSfeDasio
totoufiesfa Ssbpeminsisid, Wicb
otpat fotoufieen oiaaottaneet tuuee'
fiiben pffimieliIeen pddtDfieen, ettd
ipiifottain ilmestpmdd raittiusfan'
ian dduentannattaiaa a%letaaan iu'
Iaista. 2ebben ilmestpmisaioffi
mddrdttiin miimeistddn enfimdinen
fesfimiitfo emf elofuusIa. WuoTi'
fofoutIen pbtepbesid beindtuusio
tuIaan lebbeae maliiiemaan morIi.
noinen iobtotunta. Sdsid fotouf.
Tesla palittiin mdlioifainen iobto'
funta.
2ebben ilmestpspaifafii eIitettiin
DULUTH, Minn., Gbtca9o, Su., ic
Msbtabula, Ohio, ioista %enIinmoi.
nittu TAI enimmdn fonnatusto. Sos
puuiIen rattaiiun tdsid pddtDtiesid
tefee Haittius!iittoien ia foittien
%oIaffaiben ddnestps, ioiben tuIee
firieeuiiesti Idbettdd ddnestpstuIof.
ienIa mdliaitaiieue iobtofunnaIe.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-03

- Mrmoiia oiiamiehidmme ia pap
peiamme pppbdmme buomauttao,
ettd eindt pitdifi lebben uubistuffisto
perittpid raboia tofonaan, fiud niistd
moi ipntpd ifSmid ieItfouffia. Grds'
Elm arpoifimmista pappismiebis'
tdmme oil 10 marraSfuula perinnp'
nubisufien lebbestd ia MT masto
muuain pdimd fitie Idbetti roban,
mutta Jana benfiID, ioIto uubistus
oil perittp on npt la~ffauttonut Ieb'
ben cat fiitd ippstd, FUN tddItd oil
ebbiHp Idbettdd farbumofirie benfi'
IDue, ennen fuin tue uubistus umma,
iota 4 fumta oIt periidn tasfusia
maannut, oil ebtinpt tdnne foapna.
Stain ifdpdt moi ola ieurauffet tdS'
mdaiippben puutteesto.
Wuuten pppbdmme buomauttao
arpoifiue tilaaiiaemme, eitei pabaS'
tua Jos tddItd m%elonifue Idbetetddn
farbumofirjeitd. Edmd ei ole ia.
pabtunut ainoastoon muutomiue,
paon OH niitd Idbetettp ia pbd Idbe'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-03

Sofaifen esteem fristiuiiesid eld.
mdsidmme pitdifi IenmuotIi main
lifdtd meisid intoa. Meibdn pitdiIi
fdpttdd iofaista maifeutta ia foette.
lemusta maifuttimena pprfid pbd
e%teenpdin. Weiodn tulifi pafoittaa
fiufaufiet auttamaan meta eteenpGin
eifd ebfdiIemddn meitd. Weibdn tn.
lee fatioa feiffia maipoia fiuIautfia
Ia foettelemutia bppit1 aibeitIi,
iotfa febittdwdt fristiuiia periaat.
teitamme. 2erran iaamme nGbbd,
ettd meibdn foettelemutIemme ia
observation-disclosures eimdt iminfaan
ole oaeet mdbin,mdffi iiunaufieffi
eldmdsidmme. ytiitd or merrattu
feIon beiIuriin, iota ilman ie Ell taiba
fdpbd iddnn6aiiesti.
SeIaiielIa puula, iofa fastpaa
aamaua paifouu. misid mprsfp fen
ofiia ia rmnfoa ramiStelee, Min ettd
ne omat mdbdud toittua, on Iuiem.
mat iuuret Putin fiud, iofa fasmaa
tppnesid laafiosfa. misid mprsfp
Ell fosfaan pddie pauoiueem riebu.
maan. Samoin on eIdmds5dfin.
2uiimmat ia ialoimmat luonteet omat
febittpneet mastoinfdpmifisid. WeIt.
tous iobtau Dleuiippbestd ia bpmistd
oloista. Porbaimmat miebet maail.
masia opat febittpueet mastoinfdp.
mifen foulusIa.
Wonia mahinfoia ia pastointdp.
miIid iaamme ola rpalmiit pastaan'
ottamaan. Monena iltana famine
mennd fammioomme itfemddn See
iutien ~ialfoien iuureen mastoinfdp
mistemme tdbben. alfddmme tut.
tenfaan %maientufo maan pitdfddm.
me fotieemme fiinnitettpnd pddmaa'
lin ia luiasti luottafaamme Suma.
laan!
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-03

2ristittp. Srons cling oil fddn.
tpnpt naesiaan oppilaana erddsIG
ldbeiptien fiinalaiiesia foulusIa.
Sittemmin tuli ban Mmeriiffaan feit'
tGidfIi erddue riffaaae berraue,
EGmG fertpp:
rEeboesiddn pddtDtiid eldmdsfddr
a%iatteli Cling alma: rWlind olen tris'
tittp". Sum nina ferran fpipin, milf
ban oil iddnpt minulIe palpelufieen
costa bdneue fuulemani mufaar
erds toinen perbe oil tarionnut iuu,
remmon palfan, mastaii ban: rOlir
lumannut oua Eeiad ia fifIi idir
paifoiueni. SIen fristittp!" 2un bdn
I'd mdIiin piItattiin ia Ioutottiin IL
bdn fuuli pubmttdtpan baImetfier
maastaan la 'faniostaan, Ell bdr
fosfaan maStannut, tpaan iatfo'
paiieten tp1tdGn. rW}iffi ct tpastao
BELLE aifa Iaiuo?" fpfpi iofu bdneItd
erddnd pdindnd. Gu mot mastato
paboia %ianoia, tuuIui iuoin bdner
buuliltaan, rolen fristittp~.
Sun Ioppui aifa, ionfa cling oil
lumonnut luonani ola, ppDiin bdntd
miippmddn nieId nelidtoista pdi'
mdd. 6dn oil iIoinnut iiitd, ettd bdr
pddiee beti matfustamaan f%otiinia,
mutta mostoIi: r9pud miimpn".
Wiind teen Seibdn puoIestanne, mitG
Ee tefiiitte Sinsin puoIesta - Jos
cling oIiIi Seibdn fiiasianne! 2uI'
taiien pbieen: r&aiffi mitd tie tab
botte, eitd ibmiiet teiue tetiIimdt, ie
tebtddt tie mpos BELLE, Ten oil bdn
tebnpt fofo eIdmdnid oiennusnup.
raft. Sdn Iufi raamattuoan Ia to.
teutti fen object futen oIen ndbnpt
bornoien tefemdn.
Diem morma Iiit6, eta Fun cling
paIofi 2iinaan, mime Toto aifana
bdnen ipbdmenid baIuii, tuli bdnestd
porbaita ldbetpsiaornaoiia f~anIania
fesfunbesia). rs. 10. s.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-03

tetGdn faifiue ilman eroitusta, iotfa
lDpbetddn oleman lebbele -melfaa.
Sofainen fdfittdf16r, ettd ie on lafi
pastaistatin lSbettdd lebted nelaffi.
9aad tapaua on mp6sfin iaatu iel'
miae fetfd ebeueen tabtopat Iebben
tilaaiia ola. Tdmd on liitfeesi dm'
me fitd, iota Seefus futiuu: rusfoui'
iuubefIi mdbdsfd".
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-03
Onban u kolmaS pdivd.
Xuuf. "a: p.

Darbain pddFGisaamuna IdfTi
fatii Seefuffen opefuslosta SeeruSa,
lemista Gmautien fplddn. Mamu
oil fauniS Iiud lie oil plDSnoufemuf.
fen aamu. Gunen NATHALIE ldEtDdGn
oliwat be iaaneet plDsnouiemus ier'
mebbptien, Seeiutien baubaua Ed.
miDitd: rGmme ndbneet !Serraa,
fafIi enfield naan, iotfa oIimat Fill
tdtpisid maotteieia ia be m%aStafpat
nellie: Wtifii etiitte eldmdd fuoaeit.
ten ioufosto?" Eduoiiet ianat be oil.
mat iaaneet IdbteisIddn fuuIa, ne
olitpat beibdn matfaemddnld. lis.
foirpatfo he, ettd min tobeuafin on
tapabtunut? Gen fuuIee beibdn
omista fanoistaan: Snban 10 FOL.
mas paind.
SeeiuS aItoi ibmettelemddn foiffea
fitd, mitd min ndbdn aian fuIuesIa
oil tapahtunmt. 2uinfa paIion oil
faan epdusfo fobben ia puoIen pdi.
tpdn f~uIuesia ATTAIN iaanut? 2aiffi
opetuslapiet oIipat ebfineet Sdneen
fpudstpd, eimdtfd usfoneetfaan
6dntd mailman mapabtaiafIi. Cur
ria toTin oil epdusfo ATTAIN iaanut,
mutta tpieId Iuurempia olipat Su,
maIun ibmeet Seeiutiesia. 8uu. ope.
tusIasten pelfo ia mapi,ms oil iuus
rimmiaaan, fiuoin foifuinat BELLE
= fummo fpud Northumberland ia.
nat: zee on tdptetp!" Sanat oIipot
ettd fen fuoueettin fuulinat. 2uon.
non poimiafin ne idrtpttitpdt, faI
hot baIfeilipat, temppelin eIirippu
repeIi, aurinfo bimmeni.
SofoiIen, iota tdtd murbendpteI
mod f%atIeli, oliIi luuuut pbtppdn
b%uutoon: rSotiiesti oil tdmd Sumo.
Ian poita!" y}iin Ell fuitenfaan ouut
tobe uiIuubesfa. RatIeuesIamme Su.
malan ianosta opetuslosten eldmdd
Standardization ia pl1Snou1emuf.
fen pdliud, min tulemme ainan tot.
ieen fdBtpfIeen. Woiffa he ioitpot
fuuIa, etta Flint oil pois baubaIto,
bauta tpbid, enfeIein nubtelemat DID,
net: rWtitF eIdpdd fuoIeiten iou'
fosta etfitte?" Niin fittenfin tpield
he ianotpat: rSnban 10 tolmaS pdi'
nd"
QolmaS tobellafin on pdimd, FOL.
mas on tapabtumofin SeeiutIen eld.
mdn bistoriosio, 6dnen ipntpmiien'
I'd, fuolemanIa ristiId ia pl5snouie.
mlienia fuoueista. aimi on pois
bauboIto. Seeius eldd!
Sanat, iotta opetusIapset fuuIifput
ristiud: nSe on tdptettp!" IuuIipat
iuoin Seeiutien niiud tarfoitaneen,
ettd mt on 6dneu fdrfimtenid ia
paiponia loppuneet, mt on !Sdnen
f~ieIunia eronnut ruumiista, firfast,i'
mat MT t~oiIeuoiFna BELLE. ypt on
petite pois beibdn f~Imistddn, pois
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-03

- pastori Slfert Hicarb fertop
Ieuraatpan toiitapabtuman:
Rum lasten neutrality-suspicious. erdds'
IA 8ostonin pnbdfoulusia oil pddt
tpnpt, tuli noin II puotias polio
opettaiania luo ia ianoi. ettd bdn
mieIeIddn tabtoiii fpiDd bdneltd
erdStd aiiaa.
,y}o, mifds ie olifi?"
rWinun iidni on rdmintoloitiiia. ia
bdn tattoo, ettd MIND funnuntaifu
tarioilifin miinda mieraiue. Wutto
Sumolan Jana %ianoo: mmista lepo'
pdimdd, ettd fen p%pbittdiiit. Witd
minun on tebtGipG?"
rWlitd itie fiitd arpeIet?"
.W(ind aiattelen, ettd minmn tules
pitdd ie ppbdnd.~
ry(iin aiattelen mindfin."
Rum poita iitten tuIi fotiin fomenf
It'd bdnet beti piinatpnnpriae. Mutto
poifa ianoi: rSumalan jana fieltdd
fen. WimmaStuneena fdSti iuppu'
nut lid poifaa beti tottelemaan, mum
ten iaiIi ban idttdd fobin eifd EOS
faan endd tuIa bdnen fasnoienic
eteen.
poifa meni biliaa pois, fofofi md
bit taparania pieneen mpttppn il
ia Idfli pffin iuureen maaiImaan.
Winne bdn meni, en- tiebd, muttc
fen tiebdn, ettd bdn on MT iuurer
firiaston boitaiana, firiaston, iofc
on mailman fauneimpia ia iuurim
pia. Sdntd itieddn en- ndbnpt Dime
rifasia fdpbesfdni, mutta minuat
ndptettiin tuolio, iosia bdnen oil to
pana iofa pdipd ishIa.
9dn i%eurafi Smmalan fdsfpd ia
Sumala pitt hdnestd buolen. =
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-03
Rakkau$.
r2apiet rafastafaa tei'
tdnne feSfendnre."

tdnne feSfendnre."
ytdiqd 5anoiua feboittaa apoStolt
Johannes uSfomaifia %meIieqiieen
rattauteen. Mutta mistd tdbdn raf'
fauteen moimaa iaabaan? Sbmiiels
Id Ell iitd itieDddn ole, faiffi oIemme
tdsidfin fubteesia feltppttomifii tuI'
leet. MpostoIi ianoo: rppbdn 6en'
gen fautto on Sumalan raffans
wmobatettu ipbdmiimme." 9dmd
opettaa meitd SumaIaa ia neIiid ia
Iiiaria rafaStamaan. Ste rafastam'
me Sumalaa tietdesfdmme 3dnen
eniin meitd rafastaneen, ia meIiid
Ia iiiaria tietiesIdmme beibdt la
masta Sfdstd ipntpneiffi. MpostoIi
bu%ubabtao: r2atiofaa minfdfaltai'
ian ruftouben STA meiae oioittanut,
ettd me Sumalan lapfiffi nimitetddn."
prpfeetania tautta Sumala lupaa:
rWind AMMAN teine uuben ipbdmen,
otan pois fipiIen ipbdmen ia AMMAN
Ipbdmen Iibasta, ettd tie tuaelatte
minutt oifeubesfani ia mtnmn fdd'
bpisidni." Gel. IL: 10, 20.
&osfa MT Sumala on meta ndin
rafastanut, min pitdd meibdnfin
toistomme rafaStamaan, fiud rat.
taus on SumaIasta. Sofa ianoo
Sumalata rafastamania ia pibaa
neliednid ban on naIebteliia eif6
bGnesid ole totuus. GIdnGt iGIenet
SeeIutiesfa ei moi pibata toiiian.
ia, moiffa beisId on palion mirbei'
I'd ia p%uutofIia. WeIieaiiesfd raf'
faubesia tabtomat be toiienIa fuor.
maa fantaa ia min 3ristufien lafia
tdpttdd. 8ristufien roffaus aiaa
meta tdbdn. Sofa meIiednid mibaa
bdn on murbaaia, eifd murbaaias.
ia ole iianfaiffinen eIdmd ppipmd.
3atio, Ell meitd ole fuuaua eifd
bopiaIa %lunaStettu turbaSta pafa.
nauiiesta menostamme, tpaan Sees
iufien 8ristufien sSumaIan poian
niattomaua fpereqd. 2auiS, faDis,
on Iunastus binta! Sumala antoi
meibdn tdbtemme uIos fauiimpania,
raffaampania, iota faIeutta eimdt
taipaat eifd maa, Ell npfpiiet eifd
tuIemaiiet taiba fdfittdd. Sainaat.
faan eipdt ole pubtaat SumaIan
ebesid. Nosta plDs bpmd ibminen
flmdi, findtin perfeIeen oria, fatio
miud oIet Iunostettu. 2atio, fuinfa
tuliiesio ratfaubesioon SumaIa Il.
Ii fauiina pitdd. SirmuiIe sti on
Sdn poifdonIa tuomion tulesia
pief idnpt, finun tuomipIi tdbbeu ia
Iiitd finua fpapabtoaffeen. Sdnen
poifanid foutta olemme mt Sduen
fansiaan ionintoon pddsIeet, me,
iotfa ennen taompana olimme, oIems
me mt Seeiufien meren fautta ldbes
pddsieet. Edmi tp6 luoritettiin Sol.
9ataua ia tdmdn tDDn iunaus ia
bpDtp on i%uIiettu armonndlifappa'
leiTiin, i~anaon ia iaframentteibin.
ioiben fautta fe annetaan ipbdmeem.
me. 2astees1a olemme 2riStufIen
pdduemme pufeneet ia idtd famine
mt usfoo, iosta nellie autuus tpuo.
taa Iabiana.
Mrmo on atpoin, opostoIi buubab.
taa: rSnmaIan armo terpeelinen
on nellie ilmestpnpt, iofa opettaa
iumolottoman menon bpIfddmadn."
Sos npt ipbdmei on ottanut epan.
feliumin mastaon. Min ct endd muir.
bamiebend fieItdii mapoasti Iiifuta a
peIiedfi panetelen 5:nen ia S:uen
fdsfpn riftomifeSIa. GifD tdmmDi.
tapa ole tulut iinune ipnnifR2
Suono on ieuainen iaornamies, io'
Ia meIienid wifoia ilmoitteIee. sd.
ped, eif0 finuua routala muuta pu.
bumiSta ole? EopouiIesti niiud eli
ole, mutta iiitefin tdptpp beibdn pro.
feteerota, pattfa ie menee beiItd II.
ban idlfeen, fiud ieqoiiet etfimdt
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-03

Entered % se%cond-class matter January II
ose, Ut he post office at Ironwood, Michigan
under the Act of Congress of March 8. 1879.
Morris tribune., 1913-04-25
THE GOVERNORS VETOEs.

Governor Eberhart rather startled both his friends
and his enemies by vetoing both the Nolan and Minnete
public utility bills insisting that the Legislature
general utility law at this session expect to be called
in special session later for that purpose.
The governors messages were mastery in STYLE pro
gressve thought and clear reasoning, but entirely
wrong in the impression which they conveyed.
Here are the facts in the Nearly everyone be-
evss that the should have general utility law and
public utilities commission but to each it means
something different according his interest inclination
There have been several utility laws introduced this
winter but all except the Nolan and Minnette bills have
been so papaby the interest of the public utilities with
out compensatng advantage the public that the egsla
ture would not pass Them The legislature discussed and
amended these bills still could get them in shape
where they would command majority of the votes.
The real difficulty was and is that public sentiment
is not yet crystazed on this subject The people not
demanding general law on this subject because they
have not yet found out they want and therefore the
legislators looking out for the interests of the
people don't know what is wanted But the Legislators
who are favorable the utilities do know what they
want and that why the public utility laws proposed
have been so favorable to the utilities.
Under these circumstances the attempt of the COVER
to force the legislature to pass general law is
neither patriotic polite And when it is considered no
the large interests were who fighting the Nolan and
Minnete bills and how much they favored general utility
law the and messages of the governor read much
differently between the lines than they do the surface
The Nolan bill was practically special law for Min
neapolis The franchise of the General Electric Co. there
had expired and their very uncertain. This bill
put them under the control of the council Minneapolis
wanted the law in principle and there
no reason why the legislature should pass it and tbs
governor sign The interests affected opposed it, Likewise
the Mnette bill passed at the demand of the country
It placed the long distance telephones with
state board telephones not local but inter
municipal The big Bell interests strenuously opposed it,
Now as we said before the messages of the governor
sound WE'LL but before this thing is threshed out, the
people will read between the lines, and these
veto messages will prove to be boomerangs.
Morris tribune., 1913-04-25
LIMITATION OF ARMAMENT.

The proposal of Winston Churchill in the English
Parliament that the people of the world stop building
war year, will doubt be received
the water as very much of joke. Yet it shows that
there are number of people in Europe who have degree
of intelligence equal to what being exhibited in tbs
United States 100 years ago.
During the years 1918, it agreed between this
country and Canada that the naval armament their in
land lakes should consist of only four vessels not to exceed
100 burden apiece for Lake Champlan, for
Lake Ontario and two for the upper lakes. About 100
forts smantled and their guns turned into park
naments.
Who tell what enormous help that agreement
has the prosperity of the United States and
da? Had it not been made Congress and the Canadian
Parliament would be beseged yearly for
engines of war and slaughter, all of which would go
the scrap heap every few years through dscov
cry.
Suce that time there have been many bitter. irrtat
ing disputes between the United States and Canada
They have settled with the pen and the typewriter
through trading concessions and advantages All they
have cost has been the day labor few able diplomats
on each side About when will Europe learn this simple
lesson and stop throwing its money into the sea?
And whatever appear necessary for this country
to do in the way Of armament let look to his
tory for guidance instead of TO the nations of Europe
their blind race for the greatest armament.
Morris tribune., 1913-04-25

1t is said to be the desire of the acknowledgement
put first second and third class posmasters under the
civil service, and promote capable and efficient men to
larger places and also transfer postmasters to other
place when for the good of the service This would raise
the postal service the dignity of calling instead of be-
ing Simply reward for political service, and should in
crease the efficiency of the service incidentally it would
destroy many a congressman's political machine The
that Minnesota postmaserG will not be dis
turbed least for the present, indicates that the Wilson
administration is seriously going to try to make this
change.
Morris tribune., 1913-04-25

Your home newspaper heralded to the world your
BIRTH says exchange 1t told of your entry into school.
Mentioned your birthday party when you sweet
teen. Applauded your graduation from the high school,
started you college, and when you returned mentioned
the first job you secured Told of your marriage the
girl in and also mentioned the advent 10,
EVENT. of your frstborn Told of the visits of pa
sympathzed with you your sorrow, and when you die
it will do its best to get you through the peary gates all
at ST. SO year.
Morris tribune., 1913-04-25

The window smashing. bomb throwing. terrorzing
methods of the English suragetes is doing delay
the triumph of the suffrage than all the crusty
servave i-sufragsts in the world If the ladies of
England would allow Mrs. Pankhurst tarve herself
death and would borrow Mary McFadden for just six
months women would sit in the House of Lords. and the
Irish would have homerule in the barganDawson SEN
tne
Morris tribune., 1913-04-25
HOW THE COUNTRY FOLK FEEL

The city newspapers having deliberately become city
organs." it will be for the country folk to
establish newspaper of their to champion their
There more opportune time than now
for Twin City newspaper that would treat state questions
from country standpoint. The details published
to ignore the fact that they longer merely
local papres Drawing their support from the entire
Morris tribune., 1913-04-25

The unfailng basis of cheap money dear security of
form another The lender desired safety above all
ese and about the least busnesske argument for lower
interest the farmer the that he is not max
ing enough pay the current rate If this applied
individually the immediate effect would be the refusal
of the application loan But tell and prove it.
that you can make safe margin of profit the current
rate and he will recognize you able to command
money the most reasonable rate. This is simple
phase of the cheap money situation that has fal
escaped the attention of the politicians theorists and phil
anthropsts who canmorng for and easier
for the American farmer get into debt Farm Stock
and Home.
Morris tribune., 1913-04-25

short time ago Texas going to lick Mexico and
California to insult Japan with antlaIien
laws prohibiting the Japanese from owning land The
foreign relations of this country entirely the hands
of the federal government yet state officials often make
themselves ridiculous and the federal embarrass-
ment by attempting to NEEDLE in foreign affairs.
Morris tribune., 1913-04-25

Governor Eberhart says he is going to call the legs
ature in special session next fall to strong and
effective public utilities law AS the governor cannot
limit the work of the Legislature when he calls it, he
think better of the threat before fall Remember the five
per cent gross earnings tax.
Morris tribune., 1913-04-25

Say Russell in the Minneapolis journal ''Henry Day
saysMy nephew resigned his job because he thought
wasn't his place to open packing box The proprietor
accepted his resignation and opened the box himself.
That's why he's proprietor
Morris tribune., 1913-04-25

What cruel Joke the Minnesota legislature played
the Progressives The elections law gives the pro-
gressves legal recognition and then makes all the offices
which the Progeses could possibly hope get nonpa
tzan.
Morris tribune., 1913-04-25
COPPER RIVETS

$500 ~e~c 90 $3.50 G%AG~A Sc@S@~So
About all drunk make is trouble.
Silence is golden to all except the deaf
fellow who has any snap him is not the one who
is always looking for snap.
Morris tribune., 1913-04-25

Northwest. country well city it i'll becomes them
selshly espouse the cy side of every question at
issue between the city and the country.
The Dawson Sentinel is not unfriendy to its metro-
tan contemporaries Many of their editorial writer's it
knows splendid men, honest unsesh and progressive
any depores the economic necessity which forses
them to espouse causes fight battles their own
in obedience the dictates of local and specialized
stituency.
The time is coming and when the country will
longer endure the methods and the attitude of the large
dailies, when it too will demand organ. equal in
power coextensive circulation with the present city
When that day the present newspapers of
Minneapolis and ST. Paul will have change front lose
their country circulation. This not threat but the
statement of fact we'll known by all who have had
unity to test the country temper-Dawson Sentinel.
The legislature has appropriated twenty millions OF
dollars the state for the next two years.
This will make the state tax levy larger than it has
the being big and it is also equally to look
treasury for funds for every purpose and those
who shout the oudest big often those who
would spend the states money the most avshy they
| had control Of it. There probably many points al
which the expenditure of state money could be curtaed
but when we consider the things in the way Of
school aid road aid, sanitation etc. which the state does
today which it did not do years ago. the prncpa
for the growth of expenditures is Immediately
apparent Not only the growing, but its scope
of activities is extending.
Morris tribune., 1913-04-25

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