Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-14
Correspondence
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H. ~ ~ W. 81 S<NsEa. AF4Ng
eeai aud his policy in Mexlea :
far as We . sashez MI TaN>s gasjS
~ Mexico was rot anything VERY 81
issaStary IN soEus respects, ROT ;
very decisive. Personally ta3;Aous
We hare aawsss voted The c Q, I
tassetft we waa}a very much 91ese
Mr- Wilson where he Is today an
Mr. TAFT where he Is sasaa the p
re-se, We all know that while :
Roosevelt; Is . strong aad brave man
IN 1saas WAYS & desirable cftszeA and
40 doani a great c~Aavscte. and likely
& great president when in Office. yel
his tendency 20 sass" back pretty
decidedly and pretty s9gonE, makes
It, no aegsl quite luesy that he IS
sss
ing shass p~arilous lines, PrsS@sn:
wason, if he ran maintain the ststa
10 the end, will Indeed have accom-
pSshea thing and the biggest
possible ihing he IN aay way could
accomplish and thar Is he has stead
ay worked TO STEER This nation clear
Of fae present great war. and. mister
when yea stop and consider carefully
what thar stnPl@ fact means 10 This
IL ssas 20 vi. In a measure BE-
gin to realize the enormous harden
OF responsibility ghls uau has and Is
all these days. carrying, and The stu
pendous debt we Nil owe 10 Wood
row Wilson and his associates, Ana
now, another thing, my fellow couD.
tryrnen ta1a ne will include The dear
ladies' here, and, Indeed, they are
fellow euunsryrneal, DO not allow the
fAca that MF, Wilson has spoken Of
lore 10 another ere time has not long
been since q wife vas n1ouEued by
hinl, 10 hurt your thought OF hinc.
We believe his heart Is clean in these
snattsrs- We doubt rot he loved the
woman he once loved. the wife o!
his early Afe. The mother Of his
splendid girls, We doubt not her
memory Is dear. and sacred TO him
today. Eay not7 What mother
loses the lcse for a frst child when
another to hsr Is given? The loves
are not s1e same, sag you. Admitted
But it shows the capacity Of the ha,
man heart 70 love and hold deay more
than one. Az to the question Of lapse
OF time there may be a difference oi
opinion, but. sir, and madam, / sa!
If al this time this can be
of assistance. or comfort, a helper
over hard places. to the wind witt
ypur pgndiahness and allow your full
est sanction and good viii. Al al
hazards do not mar with this matter
the fair nauae OF q worthy ma OF
the service this mar is rendering &c
this nation at this time.
Appropos, dc not put much stress
on the fact Of her being a descendant,
CT nj pocahontas. proud as she may
be Of that fact and as splendid al
was the same Indian maiden. for aft
ter the lapse OF nine or ten genera
tions since the time OF Mr.. and Mrs
John RoIfe. With no further introduc
ton Of the blood of the native race
of America, " feel safe In saying
that all the Indian blood Mrs. Cali
has In her wonid moi moisten q piece
of French plate as much as the
breath OF an English sparrow.
And now, to change the subject to
q local color. they really say, dear
reader. that we are TO have some
real weather dry enough to dig spuds
and 10 thresh. To plow and be able
to see the back or furrow wheel OF the
pillow once in a while. Wen, here's
hoping tAll the people with one
yoice1 Amenl
Mr.. and Mrs. J, e. Bird OF Water
town, paid a visit L Clark SUNDAY
afternoon. Miss Gertrude Bird ac-
companied them from Prairie Lawn
The little daughter at Prairie
Lawn, Geneva May, has been suffer
Ing from an infected face-decidedIy
scabby, i~ndeed--but we hope abe vii
9 . be possessed Of her former fan
~eountenance. The mother visited one
DR.. Magee, taking the little miss
along Not serious was the verde,
Of which we were glad. Mrs. Kendall
remained in the county seat owe,
Saturday night, the guest Of Miss
Bird
Miss Muriel Croft also was a guess
Of friends in the city over Saturday
nisaf. hsvsng gone IN to take hel
music lesson. She returned Sunday
morning. Miss Ruth Croft has beer
In Henry the past week
Mrs Hanlon Purcell was a cit,
shopner Saturday.
MesErs. strnbe and strube were o,
the potato market Saturday, we fel
LaSZ 49, MISUNDERSTANDING 8txAA.4S..NEl,